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Wednesday, Dec. 7,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents State, feds say access road study isn’t needed funding is approved. Bv Nancy Concelman force the study if the request is Authority seeks town loan commercial building at the “Normally our determinations Manchester Herald denied. corner of Purnell Place and Oak are upheld,” Hurle said. The town also would have to Maribeth Demma. a transpor­ to buy land for parking Street. It also is expected to eat up pay back money spent for engi­ — story on page 5 Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said The state Department of Trans­ tation planner with the DOT’S about 30 parking spaces used by today the drive by some business neering and design. DiRosa said. portation and Federal Highway environmental planning office, the Heritage Group, which owns owners to eliminate the access Most of the $15 million needed Administration agree that an said Tuesday the DOT and road will have a significant an office condominium on Main road could mean the end of the $15 for the reconstruction, scheduled environmental impact study is Federal Highway Administration impact on the business environ­ Street. million Main Street project. to begin in spring 1990, is being not needed of a planned access agreed that an impact study was ment. Beck has said a full Edgar T. Hurle, director of funded by the state and federal road to be used during the Main not necessary because no signifi­ environmental impact statement environmental planning with the “If we go back for any changes governments. The town must Street reconstruction project, a cant effects on the environment on the effects of the road is DOT, said environmental impact (to the DOT), the project is contribute $2 million. DOT official says. were foreseen. required by state and federal studies address the economic dead.” he said. ADAPT is circulating petitions The study was requested by a “Basically the (access road) laws. impact of a project, as well as the DiRosa said a change in project opposing the access road. The group called A Downtown Associ­ project is ... a reconstruction of The access road, which would social and ecological impact. plans would result in a loss of group plans to submit the peti­ ation to Prevent the Thorough­ an existing road and striping for run east of Main Street, part of it Suits against the department funding because the project tions to the Board of Directors. fare (ADAPT). Its attorney. four lanes.” Demma said. along the north-south leg of over environmental impact stu­ would have to be redesigned and Fish said Tuesday the group Bruce Beck, said he has left open Dr. Robert Fish, who heads Purnell Place, would require dies are fairly common. Hurle go through state and federal wants the directors to vote the possibility of legal action to ADAPT, argued Tuesday that the moving or demolishing part of a said. review processes again before against the access road. Students Manager suspended over rule rejected

By Andrew J. Davis Manchester Herald About a dozen Manchester High in Bolton School students were suspended this morning for failing to comply with a new policy which forbids students to By Andrew J. Davis wear outerwear in school, a day after Manchester Herald about 100 students protested the rule, said PrincipaJ.Jao^ Ludes III. BOLTON ^ By a 3-2 vote, the Board of Selectmen He said no changes were planned in on Tuesday rejected proposals by the Charter the policy. The rule was adopted Revision Commission that would change the town’s Tuesday after a student carried a gun form of government to a town manager style. into the school in his jacket three Selectmen Douglas T. (5ieney, Lawrence A. weeks ago, Ludes said. Converse III and Carl A. Preuss voted to reject the It prompted an immediate protest proposed charter revisions, mainly because of the by about 100 students outside the town manager proposal. school Tuesday. Ludes said a televi­ First Selectman Sandra W. Pierog and Selectman sion camera crew at the school today Michael A. Zizka voted in favor of the proposal. attracted a crowd of 80 to 100 students. Other proposals that are part of the rejected plan The dozen students were suspended \ include eliminating the Board of Finance and this morning before the crew came to eliminating the power of Annual Town Meeting the school, he said. voters to make specific changes in the town budget. Ludes said no students were sus­ Residents would only have been able to approve or pended Tuesday in connection with vote down the budget under the rejected plan. the protest. The student who was Patrick Flynn/Manchaclar Harald The rejection of the charter by the selectmen reported to have carried the gun into means it will take a petition with about 22S the school was suspended for 10 days. STUDENT PROTEST — Manchester High students to wear outerwear inside the school. signatures, or 10 percent of the eligible voters, to School students sign a petition Tuesday About 100 students protested outside the override the veto and bring it up for a townwide See MHS PROTEST, page 12 protesting a new dress code, which forbids school. vote, commission member Ginny Wickersham has said. The selectmen were required to vote on the commission’s proposal Tuesday in order to have the charter ready for a Jan. 9 public vote, if it had been approved, said Helen Kemp, town administrative Board to grade parents’ redistricting plan assistant. To have the charter become effective this year, a vote would have had to be taken before the By Andrew J. Davis Both Kennedy and Dyer stopped PTA plan because he had not seen it. plan that comes in is asking us to place party caucuses in mid-January, she said. Manchester Herald short of endorsing or rejecting the Kennedy said he was surprised with the lines elsewhere. Any plan is Pierog said she may start a petition, while PTA plan. The proposal would keep parents’ “perception of the move to reciprocal. ... I think the issue has to commission member Robert Lessard said he and School officials promised today to School Street and upper Wells Street Martin.” He said students who live be brought to closure.” Wickersham probably also would start one. give “serious consideration” to an pupils at Nathan Hale next year north of 1-384 have been attending The board is scheduled to vote on Commission Chairman Robert Young said after the alternate redistricting proposal by instead of at Martin School, as the Martin for about 20 years. the administration proposal Dec. 12. meeting that he has no plans of starting a petition. the Nathan Hale Parent-Teacher administration redistricting plan School Street area parents have Mary Breen of 32 Pearl St. said With the vote by the selectmen, the commission is Association that would allow many proposes. said sending their children to Martin today the PTA has not received any dissolved and all petitions would be started by pupils at the school to stay there. The school administration's prop­ would break up friendships since response to the plan. private citizens, said Young. School Superintendent James P. osal also calls for shrinking the students would be sent to school in a Students who live on Sycamore By state statute, opponents will have 45 days to try Kennedy and Board of Education enrollment at Nathan Hale School to different neighborhood. Lane, who would attend Highland to override the selectmen’s veto, said Helen Kemp, Chairman Richard W. Dyer both said make it a “magnet” school. A magnet Dyer also refused to discuss details Park School under the administra­ town administrative assistant. the plan will be considered by the school has a specialized curriculum of the plan since he has not studied it. tion's proposal, should continue to Cheney said he voted against the charter changes school board. It was drafted by the and is designed to attract students “I’m sure the board will look at it,” he attend Martin, according to the PTA because he does not like the proposal of a town school’s PTA in response to an from throughout the town. said. plan. manager. The commission has proposed eliminat­ administration plan that would The current enrollment at Nathan While saying area parents had a The proposal also states there ing the administrative assistant and putting the change the boundary lines for Buck- Hale is 460 pupils. legitimate concern. Dyer said the should be “equitable class size town manager in charge of the day-to-day running ley, Martin and Nathan Hale schools “It (the PTA plan) merits serious school board should make a redistrict distribution at all schools” and of the town, like Manchester's style of government. to accommodate the reopening of consideration,” said Kennedy. “I ing decision soon. schools with "less affluent students "There are many good ure>’islons (In) the Highland Park School in September, would n o t... reject it out of hand.” “We can’t redraw lines without charter, but I am against the I -w t managership,” 1989. He refused further comment on the somebodybeingupset.” hesald. "Any See REDISTRICTING, page 12 said Cheney. Preuss said he saw no reason to change the town's current form of government. "I don't see what's Soviets will cut 500,000 troops, wrong with the existing system,“ he said. Roy Orbison Converse said he was not against the Idea of a town manager. But he said he voted against the proposal because it would take away the power of Gorbachev tells United Nations dies at age 52 the people to vote out the person who ran the town. “It seems stupid,” he said. “I think the first UNITED NATIONS (AP) - American delegation in the As Gorbachev went before the HENDERSONVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - selectman should have considerably more powers.’’ Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor­ audience. U.N. General Assembly today, bachev announced today the Grammy-winning singer-guitarist Roy Orbi­ Converse and Preuss scoffed at a commission Gorbachev paid tribute to the amid reports he would announce son, whose piercing three-octave voice made recommendation to keep the first selectman an Soviet Union will unilaterally cut United Nations in his opening the unilateral step of reducing its military forces by a half­ him a legend with ballads about lost love, elected position instead of appointed by the other moments on the rostrum, and Soviet troops in Eastern Europe including “Pretty Woman,” died Tuesday of a selectmen. The commission voted last month to million troops and will reduce its quickly said that his program of and Asia, President Reagan conventional arms substantially. heart attack at age 52. continue to elect the first selectman after some perestroika — economic restruc­ headed for New York. Orbison was brought by ambulance to members of the public objected to making it an Gorbachev said the move turing — must be properly Leaving the White House to comes “without relation” to Hendersonville Hospital late Tuesday but appointed position. understood. close out an extraordinary chap­ couldn’t be revived, said Melanie Lamb, a international negotiations that “We want it to be the first to ter in U.S.-Soviet relations, the “This first selectman will have no power,” said have long been stalled in Vienna. hospital spokesman. Preuss. referring to the administrative power a learn of our new important president welcomed reports that He died of a heart attack just before Gorbachev would lay out the town manager would have. “It’s an attempt to get He cited a “longing for inde­ decisions,” he said of the United midnight, she said. the town manager passed." pendence, democracy and social Nations. troop reduction plan in advance On Tuesday, Orbison was at the Nashville- justice” that he said is sweeping The Soviet leader, accompan­ of his luncheon with Reagan and area home of country music singer Jean Pierog said she was in favor of changing to a town the globe. ied by a phalanx of security Bush. Shepard, who said he had been with her manager style of government. Zizka. while saying The Soviet leader spoke in the officials, arrived at the United “We’re pleased to hear that, he was not “totally convinced’’ that a town manager husband. was needed, said the selectmen should have passed ornate United Nations General Nations at midmoming and met that they’re thinking in that “They were having a great time,” she said. Assembly hall that was packed privately with U.N. Secretary- term,” Reagan told reporters. the proposal and let the voters have the final say. with diplomats. Secretary of General Javier Perez de Cuellar See ORBISON, page 12 “I’m for the charter changes,” said Pierog. “The State George Shultz led the before his address. See GORBACHEV, page 12 voters have a right to decide.’’ t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Pec. 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 7, 1988 - 5 RECORD First suit filed Parking lot in teens’ deaths loan sought Send U8 yo u r news Obituaries Police Ronndap “A-'- EAST LYME (AP) - Four Joseph Carbone, a top aide to By Alex Glrelll The Manchester Herald welcomes news young people from East Lyme New Haven Mayor Biagio Di- :.n - Manchester Herald releases about community activities for John J. McDermott Marjorie F. Rothwell Wilfred Koetsch Coventry woman charged lost their lives in a car accident Lieto, said Tuesday that it publication in the About Town column, which because the city of New Haven appears the city may be partly x : : The Parking Authority has requested a town loan x : appears on this page Monday through Friday. John Joseph McDermott, 71, of Marjorie Fern (Ackley) Roth­ Wilfred "Hubbell” Koetsch, 60, with burglary at home allowed dangerous conditions to liable in the accident, “ but we are to buy a parcel of land on the south side of Birch The releases should concern events open to 54 Flora Road, Bolton, died well, 67, of Eliot, Maine, formerly of Vernon, died Sunday (Dec. 4, exist on a closed road, a lawsuit not without defense and we are Street next to a town right of way for $65,000 to use the public in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and Monday (Dec. 5, 1988) at Man­ of Bolton, wife of John C. 1988) at Rockville General Hospi­ COVENTRY — A Coventry woman was charged against the city alleges. certainly not without mitigating -.'XZ for about 26 public parking spaces. Andover. Releases concerning activities in tal, Vernon. He was the husband factors.” chester Memorial Hospital. He Rothwell and sister of Gerald with second-degree burglary and third-degree The suit, filed Tuesday in New s i - The lot would add to the number of spaces other communities will be considered. of Jacquelyn (Cormier) Koetsch. Although the accident occurred was the widower of Grace M. Ackley of Manchester, died Mon­ larceny after she burglarized a house Tuesday. London by the estates of Christy available downtown, where some businessmen are Items wilt be published once, space permit­ Before retiring in 1972, he was Just over three weeks ago. (Donahue) McDermott. day at Wentworth Douglass Hos­ Coventry police said. . S. Stevens, 19, and Michael R. concerned about loss of parking from planned ting. All releases will be subject to editing. He was bom in Ireland on Dec. employed at Buckland Manufac­ Reardon said "overwhelniing pital, Andover, N.H. Cheryl Roberts, 27, of Tunxis Trail, was charged Gallo, 20, seeks an unspecified reconstruction of Main Street. Plans for an access The releases should, if possible, be typed, turing Co., Manchester. evidence” showing the city was to 28,1916. He came to the U.S. in the She was bom in Ripley, N.Y., ’Tuesday after allegedly entering a Skinner Hill amount in damages. road through parking lots east of downtown Main double-spaced, and include the name and early 1930s and lived in New York Besides his wife, he is survived blame for the accident had Nov. 26,1921, the daughter of the Road home at around 5 a.m., police said. Police, Gallo, Stevens. Laura Lagrpt- Street also are expected to eat up parking spaces phone number of someone available during the City and attended the Timothy hy a son and daughter-in-law, already been collected. late Floyd and Mary (Royce) would not release further information on the teria and Jill Sawyer, all 1987 and have attracted heavy opposition from some day who can provide further information. Dwight Prep School. He later Ackley. She graduated from Robert and Linda Koetsch of Reardon said he believes the homeowner. .... graduates of East Lyme High merchants. Black and white photographs will be moved to Hartford. He attended Ripley High School in 1938. She Vernon; a brother, Wallace city has other evidence that will Roberts was caught with a large sum of money School, were killed early on the The Parking Authority has recommended an considered for publication. the University of Connecticut and received a bachelor’s degree in Koetsch of Enfield; a sister, strengthen his case, and that the in her possession, according to police. They would morning of Nov. 13 when their car interest bearing loan from the General Fund to pay Please send releases so they arrive at least Trinity College, and worked for education from New York State Eileen Koetsch of the Broad filing of the lawsuit will enable not release Information on how much money drove through a gap in a road for the purchase of the lot, which, is Just east of a five days before the day you would like them the Department of the Navy University in 1943. She worked as Brook section of East Windsor; him to obtain access to that Roberts allegedly had taken. barricade in New Haven and into right of way into the parking lot complex between published. during World War II. Before a supervisor of bookkeeping in a and two grandsons. information. Roberts also allegedly had other items in her the Mill River. The car was not Birch and Oak streets. A specific . publication date cannot be retiring in 1977, he had worked as law office. She was a member of The funeral was today at the He refused to reveal what possession when arrested, according to police. They discovered until four days after The loan proposal will be the subject of a public guaranteed. a credit manager for Moriarty Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington the Eliot United Methodist would not specify what those items are. the accident. evidence he has. hearing by the Board of Directors when it meets Send releases to; About Town, Manchester Ave., Rockville section of Ver­ Bros. He was active in the town of Church, the Faith Circle at the Roberts’ case was continued to Tuesday, said a The suit states that the city was Monday at 7 p.m. in the hearing room of Lincoln Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. non. Burial was in Grove Hill Bolton, having served on the church, the Good Sam Club and spokesman at Rockville Superior Court. Bond was The barricade was in front of a responsible for creating and Center. Mayor Peter P. Dirosa Jr. has said he hopes Cemetery. Board of Education and as a the Coast to Coast Camping set at $1,000. the spokesman said. closed, 105-year-old swing bridge maintaining a public nuisance. It to work with a group called ADAPT, which stands Memorial donations may be volunteer firefighter for many Association. left parallel with the river so also alleges the city was liable for for ” A Downtown Association to Preserve the years. He was a candidate for the Besides her husband and made to the Rockville General boats could pass by on either side. damages on similar or identical Thoroughfare.” Hospital Dialysis Van, 31 Union state Legislature in 1960, and was brother, she is survived by a son, Man charged with burglary “ While the civil suit will never grounds under the state’s high­ AD APT has mentioned the possibility of legal a member of St. Maurice Church John C. Rothwell II of Franklin, St., Rockville 06066. bring Christy. Michael and their way defects statute. About Tow n Manchester police have charged a man with action to block construction of the access road. in Bolton. Mass.; two grandchildren and two friends back, it should and Specifically, the suit says the third-degree burglary and breach of peace after the DiRosp had said he met with business owners to He is survived by two sons, two nieces. She was predeceased will put city officials on notice city moved or permitted to be B man allegedly broke into a storage locker to hide come up with “ proprietary” parking spaces to John J. McDermott Jr. of South by a daughter, Hope Fern Roth­ Lila MaggI they are obligated to fulfill their moved concrete barriers that Santa to visit Wickham from police, police said. replace about 30 the Heritage Group says it would Windsor, and Kevin B. McDer­ well in 1963. Lila (Graves) Maggi,57, wife of duty to provide safe roadways for would have prevented the acci­ Steven J. Michaud, 17, of no certain address, was lose for its office condominiums on Main Street mott of Hartford; five daughters, A memorial service will be held Lawrence J. Maggi Sr., of Ver­ motorists,” said Robert Reardon, dent: installed wooden sawhorses 'C Santa, Mrs. Claus and their elves will make the charged by police Tuesday after he was found because of the access road. Susan Gilbert of East Sandwich, Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Eliot non, formerly of Manchester, the attorney for the Stevens and across the barricade opening that Wickham Park log cabin their home this winter. • hiding in a storage locker at 96 Sycamore Lane, “ Proprietary” spaces would be exclusively for Mass., Eileen Donovan of East United Methodist Church, Route died Monday (Dec. 5, 1988) at Gallo families. were "completely incapable of Visit Santa, watch the elves make toys and enjoy police said. Michaud did not have permission to be the business owners. DiRosa could not be reached refreshments served by Mrs. Claus at Wickham Hartford, Maureen Leventhal of 236, Eliot, Maine. Calling hours Hartford Hospital. Added Reardon: "W e are confi­ preventing vehicles from enter­ in the storage locker, police said. for further comment this morning on whether or not Washington, D.C., Nancy Halver­ are Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at She was born In Maine and lived dent. after all the evidence is in, ing the river...; ” installed inade­ Park, 1329 W. Middle Turnpike. Dates and hours: He told police that he was in the area to visit a he would support the authority’s request to fund the Saturtay and Sunday, 1 to S p.m., and weekdays son of Eatonville, Wash., and the church. The Wilson-Cooper in Vernon and Manchester for the that it will be apparent that the quate warning signs, lights, re­ friend and was trying to hide from police, police public parking spaces. v from Wednesday, Dec. 14 through Friday, Dec. 23 Janet Dwyer of Marlborough; Funeral Home, Kittery, Maine, is last 15 years. four youths who plunged into the flectors and lighting; routed The authority borrowed $300,000 to buy the and 14 grandchildren. in charge of arrangements. Besides her husband, she is said. Mill River were without fault and traffic onto a section of .street that from 3 to 6 p.m. and Saturday, Dec 17 and Sunday, He was held on $10,000 cash bond and is scheduled parking lot at Forest and Main streets in 1985 and The funeral will be Thursday at Memorial donations may be survived by a daughter and that the city must bear full was not passable; and conducted Dec. 13 from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is free, but to appear in Manchester Superior Court today, has paid back all but $186,000 of the principal by children should be accompanied by an adult. 9:45 a.m. from the John F. made to the charity of donor’s son-in-law, Pauline and Joseph A. responsibility for this tragic inadequate inspections. police said. returning $25,000 to the General Fund annually. It Groups must make special arrangements. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. choice. Mellow of Manchester; two sons, loss.” The city of New Haven has proposes to increase that payment to $35,000 Center St., followed by a Mass of Lawrence J. Maggi Jr. and While noting that Connecticut acknowledged that the barriers annually if the $65,000 loan is approved. Christian burial at 10:30 a.m. in Deola E. Martin Jr. Ernest Maggi, both of Hartford; law prevented him from seeking were out of position when the The annual interest on the loan is set at a rate Register for basketball St. Maurice Church, Bolton. three brothers, Harry Graves of Carrent Quotations a specific amount of damages. accident occurred, buthasdenied equal to the average rate of return earned by the Burial will be in Bolton Center Deola “ Bill” E. Martin Jr., 65, Hartford, Douglas Graves and Reardon described the losses that any city employee was The Manchester Recreation Department is town treasurer on all other investments. Cemetery. Calling hours are of New York City, died Nov. 30, Earl Graves, both in Maine; a suffered as "staggering,” responsible for their movement. The Parking authority’s operations are financed holding Junior (ages 13 to IS) and Intermediate today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 1988, at Columbia Presbyterian sister, Carrie Tinney in Texas; ‘ ’If a disbalance and disproportions ex ist... let us by taxes on the Special Taxing District, composed of (ages 16 to 17) Basketball Registration now through p.m. Hospital, New York City. He was and six grandchildren. remove them.” — Soviet President Mikhail downtown properties. Monday, Dec. 12 at the EastSide Recreation Center, Memorial donations may be the husband of Elizabeth Ann The funeral will be Thursday at Gorbachev hinting in a statement that he will ' Patrick Flynn/Manchattar Harald 22 School St. Age is determined as of Dec 1. There is made to the American Cancer Pierce Martin. 10 a.m. at the Giuliano-Sagarino announce cutbacks In his country’s conventional Pesticides found In a memorandum to Town Manager Robert a $5 re^stration fee and a |4 recreation Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ He was bom in Dover-Foxcroft, Funeral Home, 247 Washington forces in Eastern Europe. l e a f s w e e p — David Ray of 741 E. Middle Turnpike sweeps leaves off a Weiss, Robert Huestis, town budget and research memhership card required at time of registration. officer, said the $65,000 cost figure is consistent with chester, or the Manchester Mem­ Maine, June 24, 1923. son of the St., Hartford, with the Rev. roof at 256 Main St. Tuesday. The independent contractor, whose orial Hospital Development late Deola'E. Martin and Bernice Cynthia Goode officiating. Burial “ It’s gridlock for peace, so I guess we can bear recent costs obtained from appraisals of parking Fund, 71 Haynes St., Manchester Barrett Martin. He was a retired will be in Calvary Cemetery, with It.” — Nelson Castillo of New York’s in ground water business is called Manchester Property Maintenance, says most of his lots in the immediate area. But he said he is Support group to meet 06040. merchant seaman, spending Waterbury. Calling hours are Department of Transportation, taking a sanguine jobs at this time of the year involve cleaning leaves out of gutters. arranging for an appraisal to confirm the price. Are you addicted to food? Overeaters Anonymous most of his life in the Hartford today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 view of the traffic tie-ups caused by Gorbachev’s HARTFORD (AP) - Several states. meets at the First Baptist Church, 240 Hillstown area. p.m. visit. widely used chemical pesticides Also detected during the fir.st Road, every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Stephen P. Ruff He is survived by a son, suspected of causing cancer and two years of Connecticut’ s three- Friday at 1 p.m. and Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. Kenneth Lester Martin of Wal­ “ They might have bought their ice cream from an other health disorders have been year study was 2.4-D. a weed-- Stephen Paul Ruff, 83, husband Michael J. Rider There are no dues or fees. Everyone who wants to lingford; two daughters, Karen undercover agent, they might have bought their detected at several ground water killer that has been linked in of Lotti (Sokolowska) Ruff, of FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, BOB’S HOLIDAY HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 10-9:30, SUNDAY 10-6 stopovereating is welcome. For more information, Lynn LaPointe of Manchester Michael J. Rider, 21, of Glas­ communications from an undercover agent.” — test sites, including at the Man­ epidemiological studies in the South Windsor, formerly of Man­ call 524-4544. and Mary Bernice Martin of New tonbury, son of Gerald Rider of U.S. Attorney Dexter Lehtinen saying drug chester Country Club. Midwest to non-Hodgkin’s lym­ chester, died Saturday (Dec. 3, York City; three sisters, Nathalie Manchester, died Monday (Dec. traffickers won’t be able to trust who they deal with The study by the U.S. Geologi­ phoma. a cancer of lymphoid 1988) at Rockville General Hospi­ M. Howard of Manchester, Ruth 5, 1988) at Manchester Memorial after a “ sting” operation using a phony electronics cal Survey and the state Depart­ tissues. tal, Vernon. Writers to discuss iove M. Fiddler of Edgewater, Fla., Hospital. company produced 93 indictments. ment of Environmental Protec­ Sampling last summer also He was born in Glastonbury and . Mary Ann Magaldia of Besides his father, he is sur­ tion showed the concentrations found small traces of DDE at the “ What is this thing called love?" Is'the topic of and had lived in Manchester for VALUE Wethersfield; two grandchild­ vived by his mother, Lucy generally were small. Drinking- Manchester Country Club and at discussion with the Connecticut (Chapter of many years before moving to ren; and several nieces and (Knapp) Bezila of Glastonbury; a water wells were not the subject what researchers called a resi­ Romance Writers of America Saturday at 11:30 South Windsor 10 years ago. He nephews. He was predeceased by brother, Patrick A. Rider of Public Meetings of the study, but the study dential setting in Woodbury. DDE a.m. at the Southbury Public Library Community was a truck driver for Wooster a son, Keith Francis Martin. Suffield; his paternal grand­ indicates the problem may be a is a derivative of DDT, the most Room. Guest speaker will be Sociologist John Express. He was a member of The funeral was held in New mother, Myrtle Rider of Delhi, broader problem than previously notorious of pesticides, which CLASSICS Crowley of Manchester Community College, who Teamsters Local 671 and the Meetings scheduled tonight. York City. Burial will be at the N.Y.; his maternal grandfather, recognized in Connecticut. was banned for almost all pur­ runs a course.“ Marriage and the Fam ily.” For Teamsters Retiree Association. convenience of the family. The Harry Knapp of Port Richey, “ I ’m sure that there are poses in 1972. more information, call Zita Christian. 646-0155. Besides his wife, he is survived Nagel Funeral Home of New Fla.; and his maternal grand­ Manchester pesticides in ground water in A small amount of DDT was by a daughter, Patty Liee of South Ladies’ and Men’s York City is in charge of mother, Mae Knapp of Hockanum River Linear Park more than the specific sites detected last year at a New Windsor; a brother, Henry Ruff Committee, arrangements. Glastonbury. Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Milford cornfield. Women to hold dinner in California; two sisters, where we have found them,” said The funeral will be Friday at The study, which the General Theresa Strang of Hartford and Bradford Robin.son of the D E P ’s The American Business Women’s Association. 9:15 a.m. from the Glastonbury Assembly mandated in 1986. is Reebok® Mary Terlesky of Glastonbury; Andover pesticide control office. “No Robin Chapter, will hold its Dinner Meeting/Christ- Funeral Home, 450 New London the first to detect those and other and a grandson. Thomas F. Smith doubt it’s a concern.” mas Party Tuesday at Marco Polo Restaurant. 1250 Turnpike, Glastonbury, followed Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. pesticides in Connecticut ground The funeral and burial will be About one-third of the state’s Burnside Ave., East Hartford. The cocktail hour Thomas F. Smith Jr., 66, of by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 Norton Commission, Bunker Hill Road, 7; 30 p.m. water. Previously. EDB and Tennis Sneakers private and at the convenience of population relies on ground water will be at 6:30 p.m . and a special holiday dinner will Windsor, father of Thomas P. a.m. in St. Paul’s Church, Glas­ Vorlex. both soil fumigants, and the family. There are no calling supplies. be served at 7 p.m. A short business meeting will Smith of Bolton, died Monday tonbury. Burial will be in Green chlordane. an insecticide, had hours. The Samsel & Carmon Coventry . Tests were conducted at 69 follow. (Dec. 5, 1988) at home. Cemetery, Glastonbury. Calling been detected in Connecticut, the Funeral Home, South Windsor, is Windham Regional Transit District, 968 Main St., wells at 44 sites throughout the In the spirit of the Yultide. Christmas gift.s will be Besides his son, he is survived hours are Thursday from 7 to 9 DEPsaid. The soil fumigantsalso in charge of arrangements. Willimantic, 7:30 p.m. state, from New Milford to collected for distribution to the residents of New by three other sons, James C. p.m. were found in the current ground- Memorial donations may be School Building Committee, Coventry High Plainfield, from Enfield to Shel­ Hope Manor in Manchester. For further informa­ Smith of St. Petersburg, Fla., Memorial donations may be water study. made to the Rockville General School, 7:30 p.m. ton. But not all the data has been tion. call Mary Clement. 569-0113. Edward M. Smith of Barkhams- made to the Glastonbury Youth Researchers say that among Hospital Dialysis Unit, 31 Union Parks and Recreation Committee, Patriot’s compiled. ted and Daniel J. Smith of Service Bureau, Hubbard Street, their significant findings are that St., Rockville 06066. Park, 7:30 p.m. The substances detected in­ Southwick, Mass.; a daughter, Glastonbury 06033. clude alachlor and atrazine. the pesticides have reached Ladies' “Brilliance" white leather. Group plans party Maribeth S. Magoon of East Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. weedkillers that rank as the ground water regardless of Con­ Sizes 5-10. Bob's Reg. *29.99. The annual Holiday Party of the Manchester Hartland; a brother, Eugene most-used pesticides in the Uni­ necticut’s varying soil types and Men's "RTP" white leather with royal Community College Older Adult Association will be Walter E. Foisy Smith of Hartford; two sisters, ted States. Both have caused that the contamination seems to blue trim. Men's sizes 8-12,13. Bob's Ursula Burke of West Hartford be a result of normal practices, held Wednesday. Dec. 14 at 1:30 p.m. in the Walter E. Foisy, 69, of Hart­ John Gelsse malignant tumors in laboratory Reg. *39.99, Program Center of the Lowe Building. There will be and Patricia Smith of Burhank, Thoughts animals and have been detected and not of spills, sloppy prepara­ ford, husband of Marie (Caston- IND IANAPO LIS (A P ) - John Christmas music and carol singing. Admission is Calif.; seven grandchildren; and tion or misuse. guay) Foisy and stepfather of H. Geisse, a World War I Army in ground water in several other free and the public is invited. several nieces and nephews. Alfred Castonguay of Andover, The funeral will be Friday at aviator who later held many Ephesians 5; 16 "Redeem ing the time, because the died Monday (Dec. 5, 1988) at 9; 15 a.m. at the Carmon- patents in aviation, died Sunday days are evil.” Colossians 4:5 "W alk in wisdom of the Hartford Hospital. Poquonock Funeral Home, 1816 at age 96. toward them that are without, redeeming the time.” Besides his wife and stepson, he Lieberman picks Poquonock Ave., Poquonock sec­ Geisse invented the cros&wind Somone has counted the waking hours in the life of Lottery is survived by his mother, Hilda landing gear, which contributed tion of Windsor, followed hy a an individual from childhood to maturity and come Week Foisy; a son, Eugene Foisy of Mass of Christian burial at 10 to flying safety and economy. He up with the number 105,000. One thousand of these Waterbury; and two a.m. in St. Joseph Church, also designed the first electric hours are spent in the Sunday school. Anyone can his transition team Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries granddaughhters. Poquonock. Burial will be in wing de-icer for airplanes. see that this is not enough to equal the influence of around New Engiand: The funeral will be Thursday at Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, Geisse was director of the the other hours. Seven thousand of these hours are HARTFORD (AP) — Three The three former congressmen Connecticut daiiy: 933. Play Four: 0090. Lotto: 11 a.m. at the Dillon-Baxter Bloomfield. Calling hours are development section of the Bu­ spent at school, which usually is not built to care for former Connecticut congressmen working with Lieberman are 8-15-16-24-32-39. Funeral Home, 1276 Berlin Turn­ Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. reau of A ir Commerce, the "the spiritual welfare of the child.” But there are will serve on a 13-member team Democrats Robert Giaimo and Massachusetts daily; 6353. pike, Wethersfield. Cremation Memorial donations may be predecessor of the Federal Avia­ still 97,000 hours left to the home to control or direct. designed to smooth Sen.-elect William R. Ratchford, and Re­ Tri-state daily; 560, 2905. will follow in Cedar Hill Crema­ made to the Newington Child­ tion Administration. He was with Joseph I. Lieberman’s transition publican Ronald A. Sarasin. The tory. Calling hours are today Rhode Island daily; 7911. Lot-O-Bucks: 5-16-20-21- ren’s Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., the department for 17 years Pastor Marvin D. Stuart from the attorney general’soffice three now do legal and lobbying from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. 27. Newington 06111. before retiring in 1949. United Pentecostal Church to the U.S. Senate. work in Washington. "This is an activist group of On other issues, Lieberman people with experience in man­ said the visit to the United States agement and government,” Lieb­ by Soviet President Mikhail S. % . W eather erman told reporters Tuesday. Gorbachev held great promise iJJaitrlipBtpr HrraW "Th ey have the blueprints for the for U.S.-Soviet relations. And he wheel. I won’t have to reinvent praised Secretary of State U SPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 58 it.” George Schultz for denying a visa REGIONALWEATHER Sunny, colder The New Haven Democrat who request by PLO leader Yasir P e n n y M . Aoco-Weather* forecast for Thursday Manchester and vicinity: To­ Slefferl. Publisher takes office Jan. 3 also announced Arafat in a bid to address the R e e b o k George T Cheppell Dennis M. Sentoro he was taking his current press United Nations. Daytime Conditiorts arKf High Temperatures night. partly cloudy. Low 25 to 30. Editor Advertising Director Thursday, partly sunny and secretary, James E. Kennedy of Lieberman sdid he didn’t have Douglee A. Bevini Sheldon Cohen Wallingford, to Washington, a choice for the next national Sale Now thru Sun., Dec. 11. colder. High 35 to 40. Outlook Executive Editor Composing Meneger M e n ’s Friday, a chance of snow. High in D.C., to serve in the same Democratic chairman, now that Jeenne Q. Fromerth the mid 30s. Robert H. Hubbsrd capacity. incumbent Paul Kirk has an­ 6 Pk. Profeet Builnees Meneger Pressroom Meneger B'S West Coastal, East Coastal: And he said his mother, 74- nounced plans to step down. As — Denlee A. Roberts Frenk J. MeSweegen year-old Marcia Lieberman of for the Democrats in general, Tube Socks Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 30 to Personnel Meneger CIrculetlon Director 35. Thursday, mostly cloudy and Stamford, would serve as his however. Lieberman said. colder. High around 40. Outlook Published delly except Sundey end certein holldeys by the "special representative” to Con­ "W e ’ve got to reach across the Friday, a chance of snow. High in Menchester Publishing Co.. IS Brsinerd Piece. Menchester. necticut’s senior citizens. Mrs. spectrum to win elections,” espe­ STORES $c;oo Conn. 08040. Second dess poetege peld st Menchester. Conn. W Bob's Reg. the mid 30s. Lieberman campaigned exten­ cially presidential elections. Postmester: Send eddress chenges to the Menchester Hereld. *7.99 pkg. Northwest Hills: Tonight, P.O. Box set. Menchester, Conn. 08040. sively on her son’s behalf during Kennedy, 35, has worked with 80% cotton, 20% nylon. Solid white partly cloudy. Low 20 to 25. tf you don’t receive your Hereld by 5 p.m weekdeys or 7:30 the fall. Lieberman throughout his six- e.m. Seturdeys. pleese telephone your cetrler. If you're uneble Lieberman upset three-term year tenure as attorney general, and stripes. Men's sizes 10-16. Thursday, partly sunny. High 30 to reech your cerrier. cell subscriber sendee et 847-8048 by 8 to 35. Outlook Friday, a chance of p.m. weekdeys for delivery In Menchester. Republican Sen. Lowell P. and also worked on his unsuccess­ snow. High around 30. Suggested cerrier retes ere $t.80 weekly. $7.70 for one Welcker Jr. last month. The two ful 1980 campaign for Congress month, $23.t0 for three months. 148.20 for six months end haven’t spoken since the night of from the 3rd District. His salary 343 Main Middletown 347-5666 25 Hazard Ave , Enlield, 745-1643 • 1697 Whitney Ave., Himden, a Ave,, Wllefbufy, North Main St., ManchHlti. Long Island Sound to Watch $92.40 for one yeer. SI • 261.5441 200 Chile 574-2003 • 260 646-2202 The Menchesfer Hereld Is e member of the Assocleted Press, the election. Lieberman said, but his not yet been set. Wf AccapI MailarCard. Vita, Diicovar Card and Amarican Eapraia Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point: the Audit Buresu of CIrculetlons. the New Englend Press staffers from his office and Lieberman said his mother will Tonight, wind mostly northwest Today's weather picture was drawn by Matthew Lawton, Associetlon end the New Englend Newspeper Assocletlon. Weicker’s office had a productive serve as his "eyes and ears ... 10 to 15 knots. 11, a fifth-grader at Keeney Street Schooi. meeting on Monday, discussing listening to the concerns of older the transition. citizens” in Connecticut. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 7,1988 — 1 1W lo •» lo M M M ■« la M M la M M M wa Ml in la ^ *^ ■‘^ *** **> *^ **> >^ «a loi la lo tea ta Ka Ki

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Heavy damage reported; portrayal of alcoholic beverages in national advertising likely communications disrupted contributes to under-age drink­ ing, and government limits on MOSCOW (AP) — A strong from outlying areas. such ads eventually may be earthquake centered in the south­ State Turkish radio quoted needed, according to a group ern Soviet Union today knocked Kars provincial Gov. Hasan studying alcohol use by minors. out communications with an Fakir as saying four residents of The National Commission Armenian city and killed at least the town of Akyaka were killed in Against Drunken Driving sug­ four people in eastern Turkey, the quake. Many houses were gested in a report released authorities said. Tuesday that if the aicohol and damaged in Akyaka and in the Make it a Christmas... May we suggest for that special advertising industries do not There was no immediate word nearby Cildir township, it said. impose reforms “iegisiation on damage or casualties in the The Kandilli observatory in Hostess our unique and exquisite should be enacted to regulate Soviet Caucasus, but extensive Istanbul, reached by telephone, aicohol beverage advertising.” damage was reported in Turkey. said the quake shook four eastern ‘Shirts and Ties for Christmas” The U.S. Geological Survey Turkish provinces twice, at 9:43 collection of filled baskets and The panei did not say what kind said the quake registered 6.9 on a.m. and 9:48 a.m. of regulation it envisioned or how the Richter scale and its epicen­ In Washington, D.C., David Paddock Club Oxford B,D.... * 2 4 . 70/30 Pin Point Oxford B.D...... *30a tins from Crabtree & Evelyn — much time the industry should be ter was just south of Tbilisi, Terrell of the U.S. Geological given to make changes in its DEMONSTRATE AGAINST GORBA­ waiting for the arrival of Soviet President capital of the Soviet republic of Survey said the quake was Damon Custom Club Solids .. »26e 100% Cotton Broadcloth .... *36. sure to please one and all. alcohol advertising. CHEV — Armenian demonstrators Mikhail Gorbachev. They were protest­ Georgia and a city of nearly 1 measured by American seismoio- The report is part of a continu­ million people. gists at 6.9 on the Richter scaie Yves St. Laurent Dress Shirts.. »27«» 2x2 Pinpoint Oxfords...... » 4 5 . ing examination by the commis­ speak their minds outside the Soviet ing Gorbachev's handling of ethnic Armenia is just south of Tbilisi. and its epicenter was about 50 Mission in New York Tuesday while unrest in Azerbaijan and Armenia. sion of efforts to curb drunken The quake registered 8 on the miies southwest of Tbilisi. H. Freeman 100% Silk Stripes .... $2750 H. Freeman 100% Silk Paisleys ... $2750 driving. The commission was Soviet scale of one to 12, which A quake of that magnitude is formed five years ago. measures tremors on the basis of capable of causing widespread, their visible effects, said Tamara heavy damage. During a series of pubiic Levkina, an official of the Na­ hearings around the country, ‘Gorby’ look-alike enlivens Iran’s official Islamic Republic "There’s no place like Regal’s for the Holidays" repeated testimony from teen­ tional Earthquake Center in News Agency said the geophysics tlie ^Qtcli agers indicated a iink between Moscow. A quake of such inten­ department at Tehran University advertisements and a wides­ sity is described in reference had measured the quake at 6.8 on pread view among young people works as “destructive”. the Richter scale. 903 Main Street, Downtown Manchester 997 Main St. already hectic street scene Ms. Levkina said communica­ The agency said it was centered M e n ’s S h o p that alcohol is a normal part of a Open FrI. & Sat. till 5:30, Sun. 12 to 5 Manchester social event, the report said. tions with Leninakan, an Armen­ 600 miles northwest of Tehran. ian city of about 200,000 just east Iran’s border with Turkey a nd the 649-6870 “With near unanimity, the NEW YORK (AP) - Hundreds about 200 people gathered at the apparently good enough to fool of police who sealed off the Soviet of the Soviet-’Turkish border, had Soviet Union is about 450 miies youths themselves declared that comer closest to the sealed-off real estate tycoon Donald Trump, been knocked out. northwest of Tehran. advertising encourages adoies- Mission for Mikhail Gorbachev's block in front of the mission, who recently learned that Gorba­ visit didn’t deter protesters or The quake was felt in Tbilisi The Richter scale is a gauge of cents to drink,” the commission where Gorbachev is staying chev had turned down a chance to and the Armenian capital of the energy released by an earth­ said. other bystanders, including a during his three-day visit, to visit the developer’s glittering Yerevan at a force level of 5, she quake, as measured by the “Gorby” look-alike who briefly chant, sing and make speeches. Trump Tower. FAIRWAY DEPT. STORE For classic good looks V.J. Adduci, commission chair­ said. That intensity has the power ground motion recorded on a fooled the media and Donald The larger group, of Armenian- Trump, accompanied by body­ to shake buildings and break seismograph. and quality in mens man, said at a news conference Trump. Americans, was protesting. Gor­ guards, rushed down from his the panel was not suggesting the windows. On Tuesday, an earthquake OPEN SUNDAYS 11:00 - 5:00 When the real Soviet leader bachev’s handling of ethnic un­ nearby office and pushed his way An editor of the official Armen- measuring 4.8 on the Richter and womens clothing, need for immediate government arrived Tuesday at the mission on rest in Azerbaijan and Armenia. through the crowd for a chance to intervention in alcohoiic bever­ Manhattan’s fashionable Upper press news agency in Yerevan scale shook Bushehr in southern g 975 Main St. • 646-1717 A smaller group of Jews pro­ pump the hand of the world said “everything in the building Iran, IRNA said today. No shop J. Garman, age advertising, but wanted to East Side, he waved from his tested Soviet emigration policy. leader. send a message to the industries shook” when the quake hit. immediate casuaities were MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING A PLEASURE Clothier for your limousine at the crowds. The car ”We want to let the Soviets “He looked fabulous and he He said there were no reports reported. involved to “take a look at your then disappeared into a ramp to know that we are concerned sounded fabulous, but I knew it u m advertising” and “act iike a an underground garage. about human rights,” said Sen. couldn’t be right,” Trump said. SHOP AT FAIRWAY FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS! Holiday gift giving parent” when putting together But 30 minutes before Gorba­ Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., who “For one thing, I looked into the pleasure. ads widely watched by youngs­ chev’s arrival, Ronald V. Knapp came to the Armenian rally at the back of his limo and saw four very Human rights workers DECEMBER SIORE HOURS ters too young to legally purchase caused a bigger commotion request of the organizers. attractive women. ★ Giftwrap ★ Gift Boxes (Great SelectionI) UOH T U t WED THN m SAT SUN alcoholic drinks. among the hundreds of people The mission showed no appar­ 1 “I knew that his society had not ★ Gift Bags 2 3 4 Bob Hallahan, a spokesman for milling through nearby streets. ent acknowledgment of the pro­ come that far yet in terms of not safe in democracy ★ Toys Galore 9-9 9-9 9-6 11-5 tests, and there was no glimpse of the National Association of Knapp, the spitting image of capitalist decadence.” ★ Tree Ornaments & Decor ★ Stocking Staffers 8 e 7 • • 10 11 Broadcasters said his group Gorbachev down to what looked Gorbachev. Businessmen in the Upper East WASHINGTON (AP) - More kiilings or deaths under deten­ 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-6 11-5 In fact, his look-alike, who agreed with Adduci’s comments. like a wine-colored birthmark on Side neighborhood of the mission human rights workers were killed tion, three disappearances and 16 ★ Poinsettip (Plastic & Silk) ★ Light Sets 12 13 14 16 13 17 11 J. Garman Clothier “He’s not looking for any legisla­ caused commotions all around had mixed feelings about the or suffered persecution in coun­ killings of people associated with 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 11-5 his head, drove up a block away Manhattan, was as close as 887 Main Street tion, but with working with the from the mission in a silver effects of the Gorbachev visit, tries under freely elected leaders human rights monitors. The ★ Craft Supplies ★ Replacement Lights 18 20 21 22 23 24 26 industry,” said Hallahan. He anyone got to seeing the Soviet which includes a speech before than in dictatorships of either the 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 9-6 Manchc.%ter, Conn. 06040 stretch limousine. As confused number of deaths was more than ★ Ribbons Galore u noted that his organization, which media members scrambled for leader for most of Tuesday. the United Nations today, fol­ left or the right, according to a triple that found in the first such ★ Bakeware 643-2401 opposes advertising curbs, also is their cameras and notepads, When Knapp strolled past Tif­ lowed by a meeting with Presi­ survey of abuse cases. survey last year, but officials said represented on the commission. Knapp stood on the corner fany’s in midafternoon, greeting dent Reagan and President-elect The most violence directed the higher figures reflect in­ speaking through an interpreter. shoppers with a Russian- George Bush. against those trying to preserve creased human rights activity A spokeswoman for the Associ­ sounding ”Hi,” hundreds Gerald Gibson, manager of the human rights during the past rather than increased repression. Custom Gift Packaging Exclusively Available At: ation of National Advertisers said The message from the interpre­ crowded around — perhaps re­ Le Laurier restaurant around the year came in the 3-year-old the group would have no com­ ter was simple: He distributed membering the Soviet leader’s comer from the Soviet Mission, democracy of the Philippines, “The country Which unfortu­ Give Him A Fitting Gift ment because it had not seen the business cards informing eve­ impromptu appearance on a invited Gorbachev to lunch. Des­ while the Soviet Union showed nately looms largest in terms of commission report. Officials of ryone how they could hire Knapp violence to human rights moni­ ...... Washington, D.C., street during pite getting no reply, he remained some of the greatest progress in Imii .1 II1..M liiimi; uili s in,,, fs I., I,.m,.i ...... the Beer Institute couid not be by contacting his agent. last year’s summit. tors is the Philippines,” said EYE GLASSES unfazed. support of human rights, said the CONTACT LENSES reached for comment Tuesday. Later, two groups totaling The impersonator's act was “If he’s too busy for lunch, he 217-page report released Tuesday Aryeh Neier, Human Rights can come for dinner,” Gibson by Human Rights Watch. Watch executive director, at a HEARING AIDS said. news conference. Each gift package is a combination of quality items, The report for 1988 documented EASTERN CONNECTICUT’S LEADING At the 68th Street Playhouse, a 750 cases of persecution against Nine of the deaths and two of artistically arranged and beautifully gift wrapped FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS MARLOW’S Wealthy man dies homeless block from the Soviet mission, the people monitoring human rights the disappearances were in the The 'Opera' in medium & "First tor Bvsrythlng Sines 1911" in the Fictoria Ashley tradition. movie theater manager said the in 61 countries, including 30 Philippines. QItt CortHlcales Available — wide widths $2000 Downtown Main St. • Manchester • 646-5221 989 Main St. Manchester, C8nn. 06040 crowds hadn’t helped business. 763 Main Street / 643-1191 • 191 Main Street / 643-1900 DIocovdt Card / MC / VIm • Opon 6 Otyo / Thur*. 'til 9 (203) 649-8181 “All it’s going to do is cause a (2nd floor N nw ifr Sperta) of AIDS, alcoholic, drugs lot of traffic jams,” said the manager, who declined to give his Christmas Crafts Show ’88 J “OLD FASHIONED PRICES" *0 w name. “All these police, and she SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Jr., was a financier who founded Manchester Community College \ i Incense, prayers and pleas for the (Raisa Gorbachev) wants to shop Investors Bank & Trust Co. His in Bloomingdale’s?” •JRism., Lowe Program Center t cA uvik’s Pface^ homeless were part of a memor­ father, Joseph Emerson Sr., is a g Unisex — Full Service Hairstyling ial for a scion of a wealthy New But Officer George Charles retired business executive. dismissed the grumbling of Saturday, December 10 • 10-4 g Haircuts Perms England family who battled Eaton attended prestigious Mon..Sal. 9:.10-.S:.10 addiction and AIDS-related com­ Christmas shoppers who com­ 757 Main Street ■ 64.3-.5696 Wp(I. Thiira., & Fri. ’lil Q New England prep schools. But plained about the added traffic. 50 Craftsmen & Artists from the Northeast Sun. I-.S plex before dying homeless on a he was “an alcoholic from the Tenderloin District sidewalk. “This is for world peace,” I *5 *20 time he was 13, from the time he Charles said. “If you don’t have Admission *1.50 • Under 12 FREE Tuesday night’s ceremony for took his first drink,” said his For the Holidays... Joseph Emerson Eaton, 38, took that, you can forget about your I MANCHESTErM a I I brother Nick, a New Hampshire shopping.” Refreshments * Family Fun * Ample Free Parking g 611 MAIN ST. IW I^ m K lB i place near the spot where he was contractor. J Call for appointment • 643-1442 found dead five hours after he “And later, he got heavily into • Exclusive... passed out and was dragged from using drugs,” Nick Eaton said. Wear these shimmering g a fast-food restaurant by a guard V “But time after time after time, it Austrian Crystals g • Elegant... who thought he was drunk. was alcohol that brought him his “It was our brother who died troubles.” gift ideas from )B ibles & Books set in 14Kt Gold g and we shall miss him greatly,” Family members said Eaton I Overlay by g • Unique... said a homeless man who identi­ tried several treatment pro­ _ j e w e l e r s Krementz - g fied himself as C.Z. and said he grams with their moral and what’s been lltll and be g knew Eaton. financial support. said of 1^ dazzling! g About 100 people, many of them He never attended college, but Pea nutbutterj a m ’ s Jesus is the of Christmas Handcrafted sterling jewelry, handcrafted gifts of homeless, gathered around two worked as a chef or florist, Eaton other albums: brass and wood and marble, fashions from India Eastern Orthodox priests and a I £xcfuiiiti ^ iamonJi ^ inc fJ g JOSEPH EATON moved to San Francisco in 1981, and China, exotic purfume oils and incense. makeshift altar with a frayed . . . died homeless and told his family he was “These songs white cloth, candles, flowers and homosexual. successfully capture 785 Main St., Manchester • 643-8484 Crystal Prisms, Balls and Figurines. religious pictures to remember 840 Main Street • 649-3396 “We accepted his choice of the interests and Peanutbutterjam’s ______AM-EX / VISA / MC / DISC______Eaton and other homeless people shopping carts loaded with be­ lifestyle,” said another brother, humor of young who have died, longings and plastic bags filled Boston television reporter Henry children” newest album - “Let this be a time again of with food. One man wore a lapel Eaton. “It was only his self­ Young Children FREE SUPPLIES healing and reconciliation ... the button reading, “Have Faith.” A destructive drinking that ever March, 1966 Simply The Manchester Herald time for anger is over," said the group called “Food Not Bombs’’ concerned us.” FREE ..■ $eeoo Rev. Thomas Flowers, a monk distributed free fruit. Eaton became romantically “1 haven’t come Singable A w w Value with who runs a soup kitchen in United As Carl Jr. ’s workers looked on. involved with Phillip Coleman, upon any child who Nations Plaza nearby. It was owns the album and sure to please and your Downtown |2nd Set Purchase of any Swintec or Olivetti Typewriter Flowers urged listeners not to also a recovering alcoholic- young listeners! Flowers who found Eaton’s life­ ignore anyone they see lying in addict. According to Eaton's doesn’t absolutely at retail prior to December 24th — less body just two blocks from doorways or on the streets. Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor. love It! ” J City Hall while making rounds in FoiknoteM Merchants !of Prints! receive FREE of charge As a result of Eaton’s death. Dr. Skip B., they were very happy 1965 the seedy Tenderloin. James Werdegar, head of the and Eaton was sober until Cole­ ^ Eileen ftckorj ooJ fcwi 6 Ribbons • 6 Lift Off Tapes • 1 Daisy Wheel The coroner’s office said Eaton Double prints for added value . one to keep, one to city’s Department of Public man died of AIDS In November share! suffered from alcoholism, drug Health, on Tuesday urged the 1987. extend to you a abuse and AIDS-related complex public to call authorities when Please send me: Receive a second set ol prints . . FREE from an original By then, Eaton knew he had roll of color print (ilm (sizes 110, 1267135 or disc). and his arms showed fresh needle they find someone unconscious on AIDS-related complex, a condi­ Peanutbutterjam Incredibly Spreadable *9.98 .reco rd (•) . cauette(a) marks. 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MACHINES blame.” benches, and a tent city outside “Phil’s death really devastated CAMERA SHOP^ a m n Two long sheets of paper taped the U.S. Health Department Joey,” said Skip B., who took Please Print: 639 Mam Street holiday m S Manchester 39 Purnell Place to a wall outside the Carl Jr.’s office demanding more federal Eaton in until he passed out with a Name____ _ restaurant listed others who have funding to fight AIDS. 643-7369 Manchester, (TT 06040 cigarette and started a fire at Address______^______died on San Francisco’s streets. It’s a far cry from the affluent Skip’s. On Nov. 12, Eaton was Phone 643-6156 Scattered through the gather­ Boston suburb of Duxbury where ordered out, becoming one of San Make Checks Payable to: Peanutbutterjam season. ing were gaunt people with Eaton grew up. His late grand­ Francisco’s estim ated 6,000 P.O. Box 2687 • Hartford, CT 06146-2687 • (203) 871-1268 (Behind Marlow’s) bedrolls strapped to their backs, father, Charles Freedom Eaton homeless. kMMlMlMtMOaitaiMiMMMlMlMMlMlIMMIIWMiMtMlMIMMiMiMMlMMMMMMMKXK.MMr’ « — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 7, 1988 — 9

was five is dying of cancer. Advisers. Bush called Boskin “one of tHU New Bush adviser Volkow said he has already been granted nation’s preeminent economists.” , N A 'T iO N a visa to visit Alexandra Zakharonavna, his Bush said he was seeking continuity at Secret shuttle mission ends Pearl Harbor attack half-sister and Trotsky’s granddaughter, in the CIA when he asked Webster to stay on at Moscow. the intelligence agency. President Reagaii would cut benefits Volkow was living with Trotsky in Mexico named Webster, a former FBI director, to HOUSTON (AP) - Atlantis’ arrival, more than 200 people The other crew members were shown by NASA cameras “ap­ & W O R L D City when the former head of the Red Army the CIA job last year after the death of astronauts returned home under were there to cheer the astro­ Col. Richard M. Mullane and Lt. peared to be a lot more damaged recalled In ceremony was assassinated on Josef Stalin’s orders William Casey. a cover of darkness early today, a nauts and their wives when they Col. Jerry L. Ross of the Air than usual,” said NASA spokes­ ‘Sting’ brings 93 arrests on Aug. 20, 1940. Volkow was only 14 at the fitting finale to their secret space stepped off two planes. In con­ Force and Navy Cmdr. William woman Nancy Lovato. HONOLULU (AP) - Presi­ waii today commemorating to the middle class mission during which they report­ trast, some 5,000 flag-waving M. Shepherd. The landing was closed to the dent Reagan and Soviet leader MIAMI (AP) - A 17-month FBI “sting ” time but still remembers finding Trotsky on the air raid on Hawaiian the floor, dying from serious head wounds. Fatal skin cancer on rise. edly launched a powerful spy spectators greeted the evening Before Tuesday’s 3:35 p.m. public because of the flight’s Mikhail Gorbachev should re­ military installations. The By Martin Crutslnger He was one of the principal had Colombian drug-cartel point men using satellite into orbit over the Soviet return of Discovery’s crew in PST landing, NASA and the Air classified nature, leaving only a member Pearl Harbor as they largest crowds generally The Associated Press architects of Bush’s "flexible a phony electronics company as a club­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A fatal type df Union. October. Force only broke their silence few hundred journalists, invited meet in New York, says a gather at Pearl Harbor, which freeze" proposal, claiming the house, leading to indictments of 93 people skin cancer is affecting more people at a Atlantis, bruised a lot more Navy Cmdr. Robert L. Gibson, twice — to say the crew could guests and NASA employees to retired Navy captain who was hardest hit. WASHINGTON - The man huge federal budget deficit can be and leaving traffickers wondering, “whodo Bush fills Cabinet posts younger age than ever before, and the trend than usual, streaked out of orbit who guided the 97-ton shuttle to a proceed with operations and to watch. Some 425,000 spectators survived the Japanese sneak you trust?,’’ authorities say. may get worse if chemical pollution Tuesday, completing a four-day give 24-hour notice on the landing The Park Service predicted chosen by President-elect George eliminated through spending WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect centerline touchdown Tuesday, witnessed Discovery’s landing. attack 47 years ago today. 1,000 people — sailors past and Bush to be his chief economic curbs, without any higher taxes. About half of the suspects were in custody continues to leach natural ozone from trie space voyage with an unusual was surprised at the early- time. Atlantis’ flight was the 27th “I hope they’re working for Tuesday in Boston, Houston, Los Angeles, George Bush filled his top two trade jobs atmosphere, an expert says. afternoon landing on a packed Mission Control then lifted its present, tourists and history adviser has advocated major Critics have derisively referred with a close friend and a Ford administra­ moming turnout. shuttle mission and the longest of peace as we’re remembering buffs — would mark the attack changes in Social Security and to the proposal as a “flexible Tampa and Miami, and many were Dr. Darrells. Rigel, an assistant clinical clay runway at Edwards Air “I can’t believe all of you are curtain of secrecy about an hour three trips dedicated entirely to war,” said Forrest Biard, who expected to surrender later, the FBI said. tion veteran, and tapped longtime officials Force Base in California’s Mo­ before landing to report, as it was at its ceremony on the harbor other entitiement programs, cal­ fraud,” but Bush has been William Webster and Thomas Pickering for professor of dermatology at New York out here at one o’clock in the military purposes, lasting 4 days, was to be the keynote speaker shore, and that 5,000 others ling for a “major attack” on insistent that he will not raise Among those arrested were a Latin University Medical School, said Tuesday jave Desert. morning,” he said. “This is happening, that Gibson had fired 9 hours and 5 minutes. at a National Park Service recording star and two former Miami positions he once held himself — CIA The military mission, the se­ incredible. I expected just a hop braking rockets to slow the Sources said Atlantis’ primary would attend special pro­ benefits to the middle class. taxes to curb the deficit. police officers. director and U.N. ambassador. that melanoma, a type of skin cancer that ceremony marking the Dec. 7, grams and lectures through­ In a book last year assessing Under the flexible freeze plan, Bush said Tuesday he has chosen Texas can be fatal if not treated, is now diagnosed cond shuttle flight since Chal­ in the cars and go.” spaceship’s 17,400-mph speed by goal — to deploy the spy satellite 1941, attack that plunged the out the day. the Reagan administration’s eco­ overall government spending The sting, nicknamed “Cat-Corn” for at the rate of one of 128 Americans,, an lenger exploded 34 months ago, “It really was a great flight,” 283 mph and drop it out of orbit — was accomplished during the United States into World War Catch Communications, also allowed fed­ oilman Robert Mosbacher, a longtime More than 2,400 people were nomic track record, Michael would be allowed to grow only at friend and Republican fund raiser, as increase of about 1,500 percent compared tp was believed to have included said Air Force Lt. Col. Guy S. onto an hourlong fiery descent weekend. The sources, who spoke II. Boskin wrote that President the rate of inflation. Some pro­ eral agents to seize about 5 tons of cocaine, 1935. deployment of a sophisticated Gardner, who made his first trip through the atmosphere. on condition of anonymity, said “We were both on the same killed and 1,200 wounded that 100 tons of marijuana and some heroin, commerce secretary, and Washington satellite that can peer through into space as Atlantis’ pilot. “I Atlantis landed with a slow leak the $500 million Lacrosse satellite Sunday morning in 1941. Reagan's successor should make grams would face sharper cuts to authorities said. attorney Carla Hills as U.S. trade represen­ Even more disturbing, the ages of side during World War II, but limiting such government benef­ provide money to allow others to patients developing melanoma is dropping clouds and darkness to spy on the think we did a good job for NASA in a tire on its landing gear that was operating well in an orbit that look what’s happened since The Navy planned a private tative. The latter move prompted quick Soviets. NASA previously had said was its a top priority. grow at a faster pace. Visit of Trotsky kin OK’d Democratic criticism that Bush had dramatically, Rigel told the Americail and the space program and think allows it to make radar pictures then,” the 75-year-old Biard ceremony today aboard the “Spending can be controiled But during the campaign. Bush selected someone without extensive expe­ Academy of Dermatology annual meeting: The five astronauts’ low-key, we did some good things for our not a concern. of 80 percent of the Soviet Union. said of the superpowers. Gor­ USS Arizona Memorial, which only by a major attack on middle-of-the-night arrival here country.” As the astronauts and several Lacrosse is said to be designed specifically exempted Social Se­ MEXICO CITY (AP) - The grandson gf rience in trade. “Five years ago it was unusual to see' bachev arrived in New York spans the sunken hull of the middle-class entitlements,” Bos­ curity from the spending cap. Soviet revolutionary leader Leon Trotsky Rounding out appointments to his eco­ seemed an appropriate ending to After making a few brief officials of the National Aeronau­ to help American intelligence Tuesday for informal talks battleship as a tribute to the kin wrote in “Reagan and the someone under the age of 40 with skin the classified flight, which had remarks to the crowd, the astro­ tics and Spactf Administration agencies monitor Soviet com­ In so doing, he rejected advice has been given permission to visit the nomic team. Bush announced selection of cancer,” said Rigel. “Now we’re com­ with Reagan and President­ 1,177 men who went down with Economy; The Successes, Fail­ Boskin gave in his book last year been shrouded in secrecy since it nauts shook, hands with other inspected the shuttle, some dam­ pliance with arms control trea­ elect George Bush. the battleship. The Arizona Soviet Union for the first time in 57 years Stanford University economist Michael monly seeing people in their 20s with skin launched Friday from Cape Can­ astronauts and Johnson Space ties and to eventually serve as the ures and Unfinished Agenda.” and in an earlier 1986 book, “Too because the sister he hasn’t seen since he Boskin to head the Council of Economic cancer.” age could be seen to the under­ Thousands were expected to was one of 21 ships damaged or “ Welfare for the wealthy Many Promises,” in which he averal, Fla. Center employees and then left side, including “dings” in the “radar eye” for the new B-2 attend ceremonies across Ha­ destroyed in the raid. simply can no longer be af­ called for sharp curtailment of Despite the crew’s 12:50 a.m. with their families in vans. black protective tiles. The tiles stealth bomber. forded,” he maintained. “More benefits to higher income cost-conscious ... spending on retirees. these programs will preserve While Boskin has been a benefits for the needy.” prominent critic of the existing He cited Social Security, the Social Security program for more Medicare program that pays the than a decade, he parts company in the Greater medical bills of the elderly and with conservatives who favor Manchester Area farm subsidies as prime targets. privatizing all of Social Security. 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Wednesday. Dec. 7, 1988 OPINION BUSINESS 'UM RULER Of THIS PUNET.” MAF^KET REPORT New Electric Boat manager o w s s m m m i f m IN B R IE F Wise delay WXll>\WhHAflOP Wardrobe m om (W551UE5..." Henry heads travel office downplays morale problems Connecticut Travel Services has announced designed the appointment of Pamela Henry as manager of GROTON (AP) - The recall of four-year contract that included on houses workers at Electric Boat since a only a single 3 percent raise in its Manchester office. Henry was previously manager of the Connecticut Travel office in bitter strike ended Oct. 11 has 1991, with bonus payments in for drugs Bloomfield. been "very orderly, relatively each of the other years. Henry is a graduate of Southeastern Academy speaking,” and morale is not as The Planning and Zoning Commission acted Tensions have been running in Florida and has been working in the travel low as has been reported, the high between those who have with wise caution Monday night when it industry for seven years. shipyard’s new general manager been recalled and an estimated By Jack Anderson says. :declined to approve a subdivision request on and Dale Van Atta Connecticut Travel has 12 offices in 1,500 union members who crossed the basis of an informal assurance that the Connecticut. James E. Turner Jr., who picket lines during the walkout. became general manager in .town of Vernon will agree to accept sewage WASHINGTON - What is the Union forms at newspaper September, while blue-collar sub­ Electric Boat has not yeit from the homes to be built. well-dressed drug smuggler wearing marine builders were on strike, recalled about 1,000 of those who 1 PULLEP this season? Probably a few extra said he was distressed by news struck, shipyard officials said. . There is no reason to believe that any NORW ALK (A P ) — Reporters and wire BftCK..." pounds of cocaine or heroin stuffed in editors at The Hour of Norwalk have voted to join reports that claimed the shipyard The company last week extended hitches will develop in drafting and executing his shorts, stitched in his cuffs or a union — the third such editorial union among was suffering from widespread the recall period so that em ­ an agreement for treating the sewage, but stashed in the heels of his penny the state’s daily newspapers. worker discontent. ployees who haven't been asked neither is there any reason why the PZC loafers. Reporters and wire editors voted 25-4 to join " I f one were to assess the back could continue receiving Only a rank beginner would amble benefits. should commit itself to approving a Local 3 of the International Newspaper Guild. morale situation, I think you have 03)^') "...ANPOPIEPreRA through customs with illegal booty in to look beyond a few persons who subdivison that will contain a large number of The vote Tuesday came nearly a year after Turner said Electric Boat’s scorn'ifmsoF his hip pocket. Experienced drug reporters at the Hour began organizing the union. Ex-officer admits fraud feel they have not come out of this success or failure in winning houses before it knows for certain that the couriers going through airports are thing with what they wanted,” 6U»ClPe!" "W e had to drag the company kicking and NEW HAVEN (AP) — A former vice president upcoming submarine contracts agreement is in place. outfitted by their own tailors in Turner told a news conference screaming into the 1980s,” said Michael of Cognitive Systems Inc. has pleaded guilty to will determine to what levels of clothes specially designed to conceal Tuesday. The Water Pollution Control Authority of MeIntire, a reporter and one of the union’s defrauding the company of $75,000 in stock trades employment the shipyard will little souvenirs from foreign Turner came to Electric Boat, a organizers. that also caused the company to lose $1.2 million. JAMES E. TURNER JR. return. Vernon is expected to complete a draft countries. division of General Dynamics, Richard E. Curran, the newspaper’s general Irwin B. Witt of Wilton faces a maximum of .. . "neat and orderly" The company had notified Thursday of the agreement to accept the Fortunately, it didn’t take drug from a competitor — Newport manager, declined to comment on the union’s five years in prison and a fine of $250,000 on one workers before a new contract enforcement agents very long to catch News Shipbuilding and Drydock, sewage, and because it is merely the formation when contacted by telephone at his count of wire fraud. He will be sentenced in on to the fact that while they were In Newport News, Va., where he can’t be totally bad,” Turner was signed that it was going to extension of an existing agreement, there Wilton home Tuesday night. February by U.S. District Judge Alan H. Nevas. examining packages and luggage, was executive vice president. said. shift some work elsewhere, “ so it should be no problem. Gregory Tarr, another of the union’s organiz­ Witt pleaded guilty Monday in federal court in was not expected 100 pecent were drug couriers were literally wearing "The return to work has been “ Is it as good as we like it? ers, said negotiations on a contract are expected Bridgeport. going to return,” said Neil the evidence. very orderly, relatively speak­ Certainly not,” he said. But if the PZC had made a commitment and to begin later this month. Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph C. Hutchison Ruenzel, an EB spokesman. A federal intelligence center in El ing,” Turner said. The 10,000-member Metal some snag developed, the commission would Editorial employees at the Waterbury Republi­ said Witt was vice president of finance and Paso, Texas, that collects data for The workplace remains “ neat Trades Council struck the ship­ have left itself open to justified criticism. can and American and the Bristol Press are also treasurer for Cognitive Systems of New Haven Electric Boat is competing with various drug enforcement agencies and orderly,” he added, saying, builder in hopes of winning members of unions. from December 1986 to October 1987. Newport News for the lead has distributed a confidential report " I think that represents workers’ general wage increases of up to 13 Back to the smoke-filled room Hutchison charged that Witt opened trading contract on a new generation of to its clients telling them where to look attitude.” percent over three years. They Executive temporaries accounts with Rosenthal and Company, a fast-attack submarines known as for drugs on suspicious characters. Contrary to what has been said were forced to settle for a Chicago brokerage, in the name of Cognitive the Seawolf. Droney says the rules are ‘ ’skewed” The election of Nov. 8 wasn’t really When your mother told you to make or rumored. Turner said, the By Bob Conrad NEW YORK (AP) — More companies are without the knowledge or approval of other Simpler system to favor special interest groups on the a bunimer, though, for John Droney. sure you were wearing clean under­ attrition rate “ has not been any hiring high-level, outside executives on a company officers. party’s fringes when it comes to He brightens up when he gets around wear before you left home, she never temporary basis to solve their problems than at greater...than what one would. Democrats won’t win a presidential nominating a candidate for president. election in this country until the to the U.S. Senate race (“ one of the had this in mind. any time in the past, says John Thompson, expect to see in a similar length of Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays! They date, of course, from the reform a better system political professionaJfS an^ong them best campaigns in the country” ) and Tailored-to-fit vests, underwear chairman of Interim Management Co. time.” ••• f era which another great Democratic Automatic tellers at sea break the grip on the nominating Joe Lieberman’s victory over Lowell and leg or ankle bandages can be Thompson says, “ Hiring an outside executive “ We have not seen a mass loser, George McGovern, inaugu- Weicker. process which “ left-wing activists” custom shaped to hold drugs, money for a temporary assignment offers companies NEW YORK (AP) — Automatic teller exodus,” he said. mted in the late 1960s. Clearview Glass Co. K have held for 20 years. Droney says the Republicans mis­ or other contraband. One team of many advantages. Costs are reduced because the machines (ATM s) are beginning to show up on Electric Boat lost more than 500 The Connecticut Hospital Association has He would change them to give upper inspectors at John F. Kennedy Only then will the pros, who are read or simply missed altogether company doesn’t have to pay benefits or U.S. Navy ships at sea. employees, including some who 104 Hilliard Street proposed a new system for setting hospital leadership control over who are given Airport in New York found 7.5 pounds better at winning than at carrying Lieberman’s late surge and. incredi­ corporate perks; internal transfers that take With these shipboard ATMs, made and retired, between the time the rates which may or may not be the answer to delegate seats at the national bly, backed off from what had been an of heroin in a vest and underwear Manchester, Ct. banners, find the kind of mainstream talent away from other areas are avoided; the installed by NCR Corp., sailors no longer have to strike began July 1 and the conventions. combination specially made by the resolving the confusion and the inequities that candidates who can do it. Michael effective counteroffensive by executive is available without the long delay leave their posts for long periods of time to stand beginning of this month. Turner 6 4 9 -3 0 4 9 K “If fifty guys like me — state smuggler’s personal designer. have come from the system now being used by Dukakis certainly didn’t measure up Weicker. But Droney will take Joe’s customary when a firm is seeking someone on a in line to get their paychecks. Also, they now can said. chairmen — get to pick the candidate, In Hong Kong, officials seized 86 state’s regulatory body, the Commission on there. victory along with continued control permanent basis, and, most important, it gives withdraw the exact amount of money they need, The orderly return of workers, For all your glass and remodeling ^ we win,” says Droney. “ But if we’ve of the state Legislature. Next goal; grams of heroin from the waistband of eliminating the all-or-nothing situation they The “ extremist” fringe is terrific at critical interim situations the attention they in spite of a long strike and "a Hospitals and Health Care. got to have another agenda — taking 1990 and re-election of Gov. Bill a man’s trousers. needs U winning the battles — i.e. primaries need.” previously faced when cashing their paychecks. three-month buildup” before the Officials at Manchester Memorial Hospital care of all these activist groups — we O’Neill. Miami customs officials have found and most seats at Democratic na­ walkout, shows that "m orale lose.” marijuana and currency wrapped •Storm windows *Storm Doors A say they like the hospital association’s plan tional conventions. But the war in Political notes The way it works now. he says, the around the lower back, thighs, calves and a hospital spokesman has called it a November? Foxget it. •Patio Storm Door •Shower Doors 'V. candidate who finally emerges is ■ Republicans may have two 1990 and ankles of couriers. Evidently simpler system. Liberals and special interests loaded down with so much baggage he candidates for Congress already. drug smugglers don’t mind being Chinese Wall Street trainees •Tub Enclosures •Beveled Mirrors U within the party have dominated the That alone should encourage state can’t possibly win. Mario Robles of Windsor told a GOP accused of having thunder thighs or •Mirror Walls •Door Mirrors Y selection of candidates in the last two Kim it ready fo r • g legislators to give the proposal serious Droney said his was “ a voice in the dinner last week “ a batter doesn’t go fat ankles, as long as they aren’t decades and, with the exception of C hriiim at! We will •Mirrored Closet Doors •Insulated Units g wilderness” a year ago when he said into the dugout after just one strike.” caught committing more serious consideration. 1976 and Jimmy Carter, have seen get the jump on Gorbachev cuitom detign a delicate Democrats could not win with a Glenn Carberry of Norwich told U.S. crimes. •Screen & Storm Window Repairs Jr The current system causes problems in Republicans capture or hold the White gift batket, piled high Northeast liberal nor could Demo­ Reps. Nancy Johnson of New Britain The body-wrap method is a dead •Vinyl Replacement windows » hospital budgeting, delaying the budget House. crats win without the South. He was and John Rowland of Waterbury at NEW YO RK (A P) - The whiff stock. We have to develop com­ and bond markets is still in its with goodiet you teleet, So it is time, in other words, to let giveaway if the smuggler can’t bend process and making frequent adjustments correct on both scores, the same meeting. “ Save a seat for over and walks like a swathed of Wall Street may be enticing to panies that issue securities. We infancy. whether teented bath •Stanley Replacement Doors St the pros take over again. They know­ necessary. But more important, it is me.” Robles and Carberry lost this mummy. Ditto if the smuggler is reform-minded Soviet leader have to change all the systems. That raised speculation that toapi, potpourri or •Fully Insured •Fully Licensed how to win. and they're good at it Droney endorsed Dukakis late in year in the 1st and 2nd Congressional wearing a wool overcoat in August or Mikhail Gorbachev, but he’s way “ In China, if you want to do Gorbachev’s itinerary might in­ gourmet cookiei. unintelligible to the consumers of medical Is this your littie old columnist March but his heart wasn’t in it. He Districts. is an ectomorph wearing clothes from behind his Chinese Communist something, it takes a long time,” clude a last-minute stopover at •Free Estimates care whose interests it is supposed to protect. talking? Not this time, folks. All of the says other state chairmen share his A very perional gift fo r ■ The state Capitol may not have the big and tall shop. rivals. he said. “ You can’t build Rome in the NYSE during his New York above is straight from Read My Lips view that the party must change its seen the last of state Sen. Mike that tpecial lomeone! A simpler system has to be a better system. Finally, check the shoes. The A trio from the People’s Repub­ a day.” visit, although Big Board officials Droney, resident professor of practi­ rules to give the professionals — OK, Morano, the “ beloved one” from Unlike some of the ideas that have been confidential report notes that Califor­ lic has been training in the heart Zhang and his two colleagues, said no trip was planned as of late Gift CertiHcates available for all our cal politics with Connecticut Demo­ call it back to the smoke-filled room — Greenwich. Though he retired, he is of high-stakes capitalism for two Tuesday. lloated, the hospital association’s plan does nia port-of-entry inspectors found Duan Jining, 28, and Han Jlanjun, (?„^ ^ o r n e r products and services crats and their state chairman. the ultimate control over national expected to be back as a consultant to The Chinese interns have spent £ K ^ m not call for eliminating the Commission on couriers hiding drugs in false soles. months. 33, spoke highly of their expe­ Some of his feelings spilled out when conventions. Their sole objective, he Senate Republicans, so says Senate The interns from the People’s rience in the heart of the Wall much of their visit at the NYSE, Corner o f Fitkin A E, Contor Si. i Customs people have to sniff the shoes MoHchoator (hthM Keti Katetei Hospitals and Health Care. Despite the fact he appeared on public television points out. is to win. Minority Leader Reg. Smith of New for one clue — the fresh smell of glue Bank of China are guests of Street jungle. In their brief time where they talk to floor traders, that the cost-containment system as it is now recently with GOP State Chairman He has had it..with "liberal acti­ . Hartford. Opom DmUy 9 'JM . overpowering the stale smell of old America’s largest stock ex­ here, they have witnessed some surveillance officials and market 645-1171 9:90>4 Bob Poliner The rest came out when vists.” as he calls them, who would set up does not work, it is important that socks. Another giveaway is a shiny change, sent as part of a coopera­ of the biggest corporate takeover economists. John Droney and I reviewed the rather he “ idealogically pure” and consumers have some representation in Bob Conrad, a Bristol resident, pair of new shoes when the rest of the tion pact signed two years ago brawls in history, the first anni­ wnasanqmamasfiniasgisasaniasgiianiaisnmatwaiiatiaitatsnisetiaifti election at his Hartford office last lose than to shape up, politically, and writes weekly about Connecticut ensemble Is well worn. The only sure enabling the Chinese to study how versary of the Black Monday Step into a world of fanto$y. ^establishing healtbcare costs. week win. politics. 8 test is to drill a hole in the heel, which a sophisticated securities market crash and the normal barrage of Sir theme room«» each with o d ia n d understandably might annoy a tourist works. market gossip that traders thrive it§ own diMtinct penonality The Peking government began on. GARDENS whose only crime is wearing a new and charm. An extensive pair of shoes. tolerating limited stock and bond “ We don’t have such takeover Reform health-care system? I’ll drink to that! trading in 1985 after a 35-year ban business in China,” said Han, an variety o f imported and Join Us This Weekend If smugglers are sophisticated at locally handcrafted the wardrobe game, they have also on what was considered immoral executive in the People’s Bank at sar few patients drank right up until they fated to rise forever? product — American has a system that speculation that benefited the branch on southern Hainan Is­ decorations and special gifts By Vincent Carroll perfected their luggage techniques. were admitted to the hospital. Twenty- Since 1946, the daily cost of a hospital produces medical miracles for a few, Hard-sided suitcases with false sides rich. The official position now is land, a special zone for foreign for ihe discriminating Annuai Poinsettia one died within six months of the stay has climbed nearly 12 percent each denies basic and preventive health care are a favorite. Inspectors look for that buying and selling securities trade and investment. “ The go­ shopper. j Say what you like about the medical procedure. Two who survived continue year, compared with average annual to many, and makes American products trim and rivets that don’t appear play a useful role in the country’s vernment tells one company to Collectible Santas ■ Byer’s Choice Carolers Christmas Display profession, it is refreshingly unrepent­ to imbibe. inflation of 4.2 percent. During the same uncompetitive on the world market.” factory-installed or suitcases that feel modernization. buy another company. Bankers ant. Although health care has consumed Only in waning-20th-century America period, the price of a visit to a physician Perhaps he exaggerates, but not by heavy when they are empty. One “ We’ re only In the very begin­ don’t play much of a role.” ■ Heritage Villages and Accessories p growing share of the national wealth would the term "m oralistic” be consi­ rose by 5.5 percent annually — meaning much. One-tenth of the price tag of every courier, snagged in Lima. Peru, ning,” said Zhang Zhiping, 32. Although primitive over-the- for each of the past 40 years, some Shop early fo r the best selection o f unique new gifts, dered a stinging rebuttal to critics of we pay 150 percent more today, in real U.S.-produced car is directly related to diversified his stash. He had cocaine Zhang is a senior official in the counter markets for trading doctors seem eager to justify every ornaments and table decorations. Come See Christmas Beauty such extravagantly generous treatment. dollars, just to stop by the doctor’s office. corporate health-care costs — a far in false compartments in his suitcase People’s Bank’s financial control company-issued securities have expended penny. For make no mistake: Not everyone who One more telling datum; Forty years greater burden than that borne by and briefcase, with more inside a department, the rough equivalent been allowed in about 70 Chinese M Hour. After Thanktgiving ■ Mon., Turn., Sal. 10-5 Thousands of Poinseftias On Display • How eise to explain an article in the might be a candidate for a liver ago, society spent twice as much on automakers abroad. hollow pair of shoes in the suitcase. of the Securities and Exchange cities, there is no structure and Journal of the American Medical Associ­ £ a Wed., Thun., Fri. 10-8 ■ Sunday II S transplant receives one. According to education as on health care. Now health Admittedly, it is inevitable that an Soft-sided luggage is popular with Commission because it regulates few laws governing how they ation arguing that alcohoiics should not Sr 295 We$t Street • B olton , C T ■ 649-7514 the Office of Health Technology Assess­ care is the budgetary king, hands down. aging society as wealthy as ours should smugglers coming out of Peru. The where and what type of securities operate, the three bankers said. Coffee, Doughnuts & Cider be required to stop drinking to become P (04*0 Mil* •/ Goy Qiy Smm F0tk 0m Mt. Of) ment, 30,000 to 40,000 people die annually Former Colorado Gov. Richard Lamm spend more on health care than when it Drug Enforcement Administration can be sold. Nevertheless, China is much Bring Your Camera & the Kids Eligible for liver transplants? Any delay t of liver diseases. Last year, there were — he of the infamous but misrepresented was younger and poorer; indeed, it could found a factory in Lima that was “ We have to develop trading more advanced in securities jn treatment would be unfair, the authors 1,159 liver transplants. “ duty to die” remark some years ago — hardly help but do so. But other countries producing soft suitcases with hidden firms and brokers, skilled profes­ trading than the Soviet Union, the contend. It would also reflect a “ moralis­ If alcoholics are to be indulged with is one of many people who’ve tracked the have become wealthy, too, and their compartments capable of holding two sionals,” Zhang said. “ W ehaveto other Communist superpower, tic ” Judgment about the nature of such treatment despite making no effort galloping growth of medical costs with citizens at least as healthy, without kilograms of cocaine per suitcase. educate the people on what is a where talk of establishing stock Millions of People Don't POINSETTIAS^ alcoholism, which they emphatically to stop poisoning themselves, where can increasing alarm. lavishing nearly so much of their If the suitcase is clean and the ^and wrongly) deny is a controllable we possibly draw the line between “ Health care has become a fiscal Red national income on medicine. At some clothes are empty, the customs officer Have Group Insurance Pink vice. necessary and unwarranted procedures, black hole down which America is point, we must apply a brake. still can’t assume the search is over. Thus, between 1963 and mid-1987, at U.S. issues warning White between treatment the public is ex­ pouring a greater and greater share of U.S. customs officials in Houston and least 56 patients with alcoholic cirrhosis pected to subsidize and that which it is its wealth,” he recently noted. “ With an New York caught Nigerian couriers Three received liver transplants in Pittsburgh not? annual price tag of J511 billion — more Vincent Carroll Is a syndicated colum­ carrying 130 to 300 grams of heroin Are You One of Them? Fiowers and Denver (the two cities studied). A Or is the cost of medical care simply than 11 percent of the gross national nist. inside the metal tubing of baggage on piant ciosing iaw carts. The tip-off was tell-tale solder­ Self-employed or work for a small business? Single Flower.... *2.95 ing. Nobody’s perfect. WASHINGTON (AP) - The as not requiring the notices to 4-5 Flowers...... *6.95 P p e n F o r n m Labor Department is advising, begin until Feb. 4 — for closings employers who plan plant clos­ or layoffs planned for April 5 or $1,000,000 Individual Now Is The Time To Start PocoratiBt Fed priorities afterwards. ings or large layoffs in February GARLAND FRESH The Federal Open Market Commit­ to heed the terms of new legisla­ A third interpretation is that for Nsijor Nedical. BOUGHS Abortion advocated decision. I never felt I had a “ Scarlet I have never been on welfare. And I tee is the policy arm of the Federal tion and begin providing 60 days the first 60 days after the law ROPING WREATHS A” attached to my protruding stom­ would much rather have my taxes pay advance notice now. takes effect, the length of the Batoam, Phia, Reserve Board and keeps itsdelibera- Choice of deductibie: PIm , ach. My high school teachers, princi­ Fla* 'a U a ie fr M i by (Un)Parenthood for another life than for one who tions under wraps. At its last meeting The law — formally the Worker advance notices is limited to the SiHuca, Laarel Lserst, Frlscess pal and counselor were willing to help murders another living being. the committee decided to make Adjustment and Retraining Noti­ number of days between Feb. 4 $250, $500, $1,000, $5,000 To the Editor; „ me in any way to a rrange my schedule I have a career I love, three fighting inflation its first priority. fication, or WARN, Act — does and when the plant closing or • PIm , aad Laaral so I would graduate, which I did with beautiful cljildren, and a husband who That is a switch from previous not take effect until Feb. 4. layoffs actually occur. honors in that year. Brenda Kuhl is lying when she stands by me. All because I don’t have emphasis on economic growth after But the Labor Department said For example, under this inter­ to live with the guilt of the murder of a in an “ interim interpretive ruie” ASK PS FOR A QPOTE CHRISTMAS TREES states Planned Parenthood “ doesn’t People in Windsor. Conn., my the stock market crash of 1987. With pretation, a layoff occurring child. that courts might later decide Choose Your Living Cut or Balled Tree advocate abortion as a solution.” hometown, were very supportive. inflation approaching 5 percent, com­ March 6,1989, would require only that empioyers planning layoffs Rustic Logs — Blankets — Cemetery Baskets They do. I was 16 when I got pregnant They never ostracized me for getting mittee members decided to change 30 days advance notice to the Bonnie Sanville on that date or immediately Your independent insurance broker. and the Planned '(Un) Parenthood pregnant or for not killing my child. course. affected workers and local go­ All Tastefully Decorated Manchester. N.H. afterwards should have given the counselor simply said to me. “ Here is The priest at my church helped both vernment officials. notices 60 days beforehand, or as a description of the abortion that we me and my boyfriend through coun­ will perform, please come back next Jack Anderson and his associate, early as Dec. 6. The Labor Department said in See Christmas Land! seling to prepare us for a lifelong a Federal Register notice that all Gorman Insurance Agency week,” She gave me no choice and Letters to the editor Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ Unions, which won the legisla­ commitment. We were married long nists. "Do It Yourself Materials" — Cones, Wreath Rings, Plastic discussed no alternatives. I walked to tion last summer after a 15-year three interpretations have merit. after the birth of our daughter Letters should be brief and to the 2 0 3 - 643-1139 Flowers, Wire, etc. If in doubt, let us help youl the elevator in a daze, leaving my fight in the Congress, favor an But until final regulations are because we wanted to make sure we point. They should be typed or neatly boyfriend in the waiting room. We met interpretation that any worker issued or, more likely, the ques­ Greenhouse full of; POTTED MUMS, AFRICAN VIOLETS. didn’t get married because I got handwritten, and, for ease in editing, in the car and read the consent form losing a job to a plant closing or tion is resolved in court, it said KALENCHOE, GARDENIAS; large and small foliage and pregnant but because we loved each should be double-spaced. Letters iiBanrlipfitpr Mrralft about suctioning our child from my layoff of 50 people or more as of “ employers are best advised to house plants 69$ up. other. must be signed with name, address Foundtd In 1S81 "A" Rated (Excellent) womb. Both of us decided that no one Feb. 4 is required to be informed proceed conservatively and to Golden Rule I chose my own destiny but in doing PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publlthar "Bring a PlanI lo the Sick, Shut-In or Someone You Cere Fori" ® 196S by NEA. Inc and daytime telephone number (for in writing 60 days beforehand. provide notice ... as early as Dec. Golden Rule Insurance Compan> —A.M. Best was going to kill our precious child. I so I also had to choose the destiny of an verification). QEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor did not keep my appointment the However, some business 6 ... in view of this possible Folky nol AvaliBbIc Inall states. Lkensed In all states, csccpt HI and NY. polktes not available there. innocent child. There is no price to put The Herald reserves the right to edit DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.... Execuliva Editor 168 Woodland St„ Nancheiter 643-S474 "Welcome to the FB F S&L — Friendly But following week. groups have interpreted the law liability.” Falling Savings and Loan." on a child or the importance of saving letters in the interests of brevity, MARIE P GRAD Y...... City Editor We have never regretted that one. clarity and taste. ALEXANDER GIRELLI.... Attoclata Editor 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 7, 19M fHanrhrslrr Hrralft MHS protest Section 2, Page 13 From page 1 FOOD Wednesday, Dec. 7.1988 Ludes said. A teacher informed school Students protested the new rule officials Friday that the student had because many said some classrooms HELPING OUT — brought the gun into the school and were cold and that some of their Manchester Ambu­ apparently pointed it at another lockers, where they are required to student, Ludes said. store their outerwear, do not close lance, police and Janies P. Kennedy, school superin­ properly. Eighth Utilities Dis­ tendent, said the school administra­ Ludes said he was surprised by the trict officials help tion had discussed changing the rules, number of students protesting the rule and implementation was advanced by change. Madeline Ousto, 65, the gun incident. He also said school “We were inadequately prepared of Manchester, after officials also consider it unhealthy for for a change in the student dress she was struck by an students to wear heavy jackets in code,” he said. "Clearly, I take all the ■ - class. responsibility. I should have been automobile Tuesday School officials will decide within focusing on successfully bringing at Main and Hilliard BAKE AHEAD the next few days whether to start the (about) the change. (But) that does streets. Dusto was process of expelling the student not change the neiki for it.” reported in satisfac­ reported to be carrying the gun from Students who violate the new policy the school system, Ludes said. A will serve a one-day in-school suspen­ tory condition at police investigation into the matter is sion and the student’s parents will be Manchester Memor­ continuing and no one has yet been notified, Ludes said. A student who For a Hassle-Free H oliday ial Hospital today charged. Police Department spokes­ has violated the rule four or more man Gary Wood said today. with scalp lacera­ After the protest Tuesday, Ludes times will serve a 10-day out-of-school spoke to about 100 to ISO students for suspension and will have a hearing tions and multiple Before you know it, the holid^s will once plemented perfectly with a steamy cup of and airy bar cookies are adorned with So now, when the holidays roll around, you l‘A hours about the rule change. with Ludes and Robert Digan, head of contusions, a hospi­ again be upon us. And this year, youll have hot cocoa. sparkling bits of colorful glace fruit. This can just sit back, relax and enjoy the company Glace Sour Cream the Youth Services Bureau. Ludes a chance to put last year’s New Year’s quick and easy cookie recipe is sure to be a of friends and family. Baking ahead is the per­ Despite the protest, the rule will stand said. tal spokesman said. and a committee comprised of stu­ resolution to the test: Be prepared and Bring holiday cheer to relaxing tea breaks favorite with adults and kids alike. fect way to make your holiday hassle-free! Coffee Cake dents and school officials will be “We don’t intend to tolerate for any Police Spokesman bake ahead! with Shortbread Jewel Bars. These light formed to look into student com­ circumstances weapons on campus,” Gary Wood said no 1 cup granulated sugar We’ve created some holid^ taste treats that plaints. he said. Ludes said. Information was 1/4 cup packed light brawn sugar can easily be prepared weeks or months 3/4 cup butter or margarine, softened available this morn­ ahead of time and refrigerated or frozen 3 eg^ ing on whether the until you’re ready to serve them. That w^, 1 teaspoon vanilla you’ll have plenty of time to relax and enjoy 3 cups all-purpose flour Redistricting driver of the car had the holi(%s. 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder been charged. From page 1 i 1-1/2 teaspoons baking soda Rtgindd Plnto/MinchM<«r Herald These original, contemporary recipes are 1/4 teaspoon salt easy and elegant — the perfect combination 1-1/2 cups sour cream for tody’s busy lifestyles. We’ve taken great 3/4 cup (6 ounces) glace whole red should receive a greater allocation of because it would make planning pride in using only the finest glace (also and green cherries, cut staff and resources to meet those Highland Park’s opening difficult. known as candied) ^ i t , hesh nuts and spices into halves needs.” Stricter rules proposed for landfill in these exciting new recipes. 3/4 cup (6 ounces) glace colored Kennedy said that the administra­ The current policy allows parents to pineapple, diced or wedges, tion is already working toward that send their children to any elementary A bit of “bake-ahead” planning is all it takes school in town provided there is space Bv Nanev Concelman the town at the landfill off Olcott Street. The proposed ordinance comes about cut into halves objective. Manchester Herald Recycling operations generate residue to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere 1/4 cup (2 ounces) glace diced ’The PTA plan also would not allow and parents provide the transporta­ two weeks after a Hartford Superior Court from garbage. judge ruled that the town landfill will have that both you and your guests will enjoy this orange peel the school board to change its student tion. Sixth graders would be excluded holidt^ season. So, start baking now, and get since it has not been decided whether Firms dumping out-of-town garbage at Under the current ordinance, first to accept recycling residue from N S 1/4 cup dark raisins transfer policy. The administration a jump on that holidi^ “to do” list! Walnut Filling (recipe follows) has proposed halting the policy for one a sixth grade will open at Highland the town landfill will face higher fines and offenders pay $50 and are suspended from Realty of 260 Tolland Turnpike and two year for all students but sixth graders Park next year. longer suspension of dumping permits if the landfill for 15 days, second offenders local trash hauling firms, which the town Orange Glaze (reci^ follows) they are repeat offenders under a Liven up holid^ brunches with the Glace Glace whole reid and green pay $100 and face 30 days suspension, third said are dumping residue from out-of- Sour Cream Coffee C ake—baked in a bundt ------proposed ordinance. offenders pay $150 and face 60 days town garbage. cherries, cut into h^ves suspension. Fourth offenders pay $200 and pan and brimming with brown sugar, wal­ for gvoish Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said the The judge approved the recycling firm’s nuts, cinnamon, raisins, nutmeg and juicy ordinance, to be reviewed by the Board of face one year’s suspension. bits of glace fruit. This moist delicacy yields Gorbachev Orbison The new ordinance doubles the $15 request for a temporary injunction until a Beat sugars, butter, eggs, and vanilla in Directors at its Monday meeting, is a ruling is made on the firm’s request for a two cakes: one for your femily; the second, medium bowl for 2 minutes. Mix in com­ From page 1 From page 1 ^result of an ongoing dispute between the tipping fee for a period of 30 days after the wrapped with festive ribbon for a homemade ¥ first offense. Second offenders pay double permanent injunction and a declaratory bined flour, baking powder, baking soda and ______town and a local recycling firm, which the judgment. holic% gift. salt alternately with sour cream, beginning town says is dumping residue from the tipping fee for six months and third and ending with dry ingredients. Mbt in glace out-of-town garbage at the landfill. offenders face two year’s suspension of The trash hauling firms are Admiral Chocolate lovers will go wild for the Glace cherries, pineapple, orange peel and the rai­ “We too have thought in it. And “The paramedics worked on him proba­ permits. the idea of bringing conventional bly for 30 minutes at the house. Then they ’Trucking Inc. and Anco Inc., also of 260 Sacher Fruitcake. Borrowed from the tradi­ sins. Spread 1 cup tatter in each of 2 greased weapons down, achieving a sym­ took him to the hospital and worked on him The proposed town ordinance, unlike the After the second offense, the violator Tolland ’Turnpike. tion of the Sacher Tbrte, this contemporary and floured 6-cup fluted cake pans; sprinkle metry between us I think would for another 35 to 40 minutes.” existing one, prohibits haulers from must provide a list of customers to the The three firms had filed a lawsuit in thocolate fhiitcake” is filled with rich choco­ each with 1/4 cup Walnut Filling. Reprat be another great forward step.” Orbison achieved fame decades ago with dumping garbage that is generated from town, according to the proposed ordi­ Hartford Superior Court seeking to bar the late, whole almonds and a wonderful com­ layers 2 more times, ending with V^nut Fill­ At the United Nations, Gorba­ his early hits “Pretty Woman” and “Only or originates outside Manchester. The nance. The town will notify customers of town from keeping them from disposing bination of flavorful glace fniit. Carry on the ing. Bake in preheated 35(Megree oven until chev opened his speech by talking the Lonely.” current ordinance prohibits the dumping the offense and penalty that will result recycling residue from out-of-town gar­ Sacher Torte tradition by decorating the cake toothpick inserted in centers of cakes comes of “a longing for independence, He had 27 straight records on the charts only of garbage originating from outside from a third offense. bage in the landfill. (using icing) with a holiday message such as out clean, about 60 minutes. Cool in pans on democracy and social justice,” during his heyday in the early 1960s. In “Joy” or “Noel.” wire raclu 10 minutes. Remove cakes from which he said was sweeping the 1977, Elvis Presley introduced him as “the pans and cool completely on wire racks. 1b globe. greatest singer in the world.” Bruce Add a festive touch to holid^ open houses, store, wrap cakes in plastic wrap and alumi­ A group of about 100 people, Springsteen salutes him in his song, dinner parties and “drop in” visits with num foil and freeze up to 3 months. many of them elderly, stood “Thunder Road.” Pinwheel Cookies. These picturesque ‘^lice- across from the U.N. headquar­ Orbison once estimated that he had sold MANCHESTER’S and-bake” cookies are filled with chopped To serve, thaw cakes. Make Orange Glaze ters as Gorbachev arrived, a 30 million records, but added, ”I don’t pecans and glace cherries and are com- and drizzle over tops of cakes; garnish with reminder of the internal dissent normally keep tabs.” glace cherries. Makes 2 coffee cakes (about he left behind. The demonstrators Some of his other hits include “Crying,” 12 servings each). carried blue and yellow Ukrain­ “It’s Over,” and “Blue Bayou.” Last year, ian flags. The Ukraine is part of he re-recorded his 1963 hit “In Dreams” USED CAR Glace NOTE: Coffee cake can be made in 12-cup the Soviet Union, but its inde­ after the song had been revived in the fluted cake pan. Spread 2 cups tatter in bot­ pendence is favored by many movie “Blue Velvet.” Sacher Fruitcake tom of g r e a ^ and floured cake pan; sprin­ Ukrainian emigres in the United In a 19M Associated Press interview, kle with 1/2 cup Walnut Filling. Repeat layers States. Orbison said the biggest thrill in his career DEALER ; 3/4 cup butter or margarine, 2 more times, ending with Walnut Filling. Before Gorbachev spoke. Se­ was “just being in the business itself.” softened 1 ’85 '8S0LD8 '86 CADILLAC 1/2 cup sugar Bake as above. cretary of State George P. Shultz As for being called a legend, he said: “I 1 CADILLAC ’87LINC0LN '85 8MW 325E '87 HONDA COUPE '84 HONDA met at the U.S. mission across the did say facetiously once that being a legend SSpd. FIRENZA 5 egg yolks 1 Brogtiim . 4 Dr., TDWNCAR PRELUDE CIVIC Walnut Filling Aut, LotdoO Auto w n iit 8td. OiVILLE 5 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, street from the United Nations meant being old. But someone pointed out ■ L m M. WhH« Loadad 4 Or.. Spwctal with Soviet Foreign Minister that not all old people are legends. *17.999 <12,090 <5,909 *11,999 melted 3/4 cup packed light brown sugar Eduard A. Shevardnadze. Both Anyway, it’s nice to have had longevity and 1 <9.495 *0999 <5900 1 ounce unsweetened chocolate, 3/4 cup chopped walnuts were at the United Nations for the to have influenced a few people for the melted 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon speech. good.” 1 '84 MERC. '82 PONTIAC '85 PONT. '87 MERC '80 TOYOTA 'S6 MERC. '84 CAMARO 3/4 cup sifted cake flour 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg Even blase New Yorkers Earlier this year. Orbison collaborated 1 6RAND TRANS AM BRAND AM C0U6AR CAMRY BRAND MARQUIS 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon couldn’t help but notice the 2 Dr., Blaek. Brown, 5 Spd. Btua, Auto IROC 1/8 teaspoon salt Mix all ingredients. on an album with artists including Bob 1 MARQUIS T-Topa, Loadad Sllvar, Auto AT, Blua, Loadad hubbub Tuesday surrounding Dylan, George Harrison and Tom Petty, Loadad 5 egg whites, heaten to stiff peaks Gorbachev’s arrival, which was who worked under the name of The 1 *6999 *4990 *7999 <10,900 <8,099 <8,333 <6999 1 cup (8 ounces) glace whole red Orange Glaze heralded by a quarter-mile mo­ Willburys. or green cherries torcade and leh some natives “With some of the people, because of who 1 84 PONT. 6000 '84 CHEV. 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Farver, singers — a hybrid of rock ’n’ roil and cherries, chopped “Sweeten Your Hoiid^s” recipe book­ red or green cherries, ute hassle. one of Crafts’ lawyers. hillbilly music, as country music was 1 '86 BUICK '87 MAZDA '88 PONT. '86 MERC. '86 BUICK '87 MERC. '83 LINCOLN freeze up to 3 months. 1/2 cup (4 ounces) glace whole green let. This beautiful 16-page color book­ fineiy chopped Farver said he expects the known then. 1 SOMERSET PICKUP 8ARLE cherries, chopped let from The Glace Fmit Processors His career plummeted in the late 1960s in FIERO MARQUIS SKYLARK CONTINENTAL To serve, thaw cake. Place cake on wire rack • Make lists for holiday groceries, circulation figures and other data 1 T-Typa. 2 Dr., Rad/Whlta Blua, Auto 1/4 cup ftnely chopped bltmched offers elegant, delicious and festive Beat butter and brown sugar in small bowl the aftermath of two personal tragedies. Rad, Std. Sllvar, Auto Blua, Auto Blua, Auto over waxed paper. 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His third son is now 1 '80 CADILLAC '84 LINCOLN '80 FORD '88 MAZDA '86 TOYOTA '88 MAZDA glaze has hardened; transfer to serving plate. until flufly. Beat in flour and milk, alternately hostess gifts at holiday parties and ers for Crafts, are seeking to ave 1 8R0U6HAM OMEOA Chicago, IL 60611. dough; roll up tightly, beginning with long open houses. he murder charge against Crafts in his twenties. CONTINENTAL TAURUS 323 CELICA Pickup LX Makes 1 fruitcake (16 to 24 servings). (dough will be crumbly). Pat dough evenly side. (To .store dough, wrap in plastic wrap His most successful songs focused on 1 Auto Btua, Auto Auto Black, 3 Spad. 2 Dr., H / a Spaclal Rad, B Bpd. Oood Condition in bottom of ungreased 9-inch square baking dismissed because they say he and aluminum foil; refrigerate up to 1 month, • Sux-'k up on plenty of zipper-top cannot get a fair trial. broken romance and his “Too Soon to 1 <14,000 <12,909 <11,000 11,090 *5999 <5999 pan; brush lightly with beaten egg white. or freeze up to 2 months. To bake, thaw Know” was written after the death of his <8,000 Sacher Glaze Combine glace cherries and almonds; sprin­ freezer bags, plastic wrap arid alumi­ A hearing on their motion for dough overnight in refrigerator.) num foil for perfcci storage results. dismissal is scheduled for Mon­ wife. “A little hurt went a long way,” he 6 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, kle evenly over dough. Bake in preheated said in the 1980 interview. 1 *88 LINCOLN '87 TOYOTA '88 LINCOLN '84 FORD '84 PONT. '86 CADILLAC 350-degree oven until dough is brown and day before Superior Court Judge '80 MERC broken into pieces Cut dough into 1/4-inch slices and place on • Start collecting decorative tins, Barry R. Schaller in Hartford. Orbison remarried and has two sons 1 CONTINENTAL COROLLA TOWN CAR T-BIRD FIRE8IR0 SEVILLE edges have pulled away from side of pan, 20 Quick Note On Quickbread ungreased ctxikie sheets. Bake in preheated MARQUIS Rad, B Bpd., 1/2 cup whipping cream jars and boxes for all of your home- from that marriage. 1 Blaok. Auto Btua, Auto Auto BE, Auto Loadad, Blua to 25 minutes (do not underbake). Cut warm 400-degree oven until light brown, ak)ut 10 Crafts, SO, a former airline Tuit>o, Cpa. 2 tablespoons light corn syrup Add a colorful, flavorful and home­ baked gifts. pilot, is accused of killing his Asked in the 1986 interview how he would *2009 cookies with sharp knife into 1-1/2 inch made touch to your favorite snack minutes. Cixil on wire racks. 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Let stand, stirring in zipper-top storage bags at room tempera­ ings or special feasts. Enjoy! Makes about 3 dozen cookies. state jail in Brooklyn. gals, it would be great.” AAANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT (K'casionally, until glaze begins to thicken ture up to 2 weeks. Makes 3 dozen cookies. Smyth pointed out that, among /M O R IA R f» Y V (glaze will be thin, but .spreadable). other things, the news media 643-5135 have reported on evidence that EMERGENCY USED CAR HOTLINEHOTUE was ruled inadmissible during Fire — Police — Medical Crafts’ first trial, which ended in ( 647-1588 a mistrial July 15. DIAL 911 M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Pec. 7, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 7, 1988 -— 15 Cinnamon-apple popcorn balls Give a gift from your kitchen Cheesecake wreath: M caps popped popcorn 1 taUeopoon vinegar (akont Vk cap aapopp^) V« teaopoon oalt A gift at holi­ lids with cloth covers and rib­ to remove white membrane withi IM capo granola One 0-onnce package dried day time that bons. Include decorative labels peel. Cut strips into 1 inchl elegant holiday treat 1 cap ongar appleo, finely chopped comes from that list contents, serving and lengths. Reserve fruit for some| 10 to It wooden otlcko t/S cap water your kitchen is storage instructions. Yields two other use. 1/S cap red cinnamon Microwave ’Tis the season when even the until smooth. Stir in melted a very special ■k pint jars. Place peels in a single layer on I least experienced of cooks wants chocolate. Stir in chopped fruits. candlea gift indeed. Kitchen Mint twirl fudge a paper towel lined plate. Pour to turn out elaborate-looking, Pour mixture into crust. Bake Whether made water into a 1 cup measure. Place | rich-tasting desserts — in a in a preheated 325-degree oven 20 Remove and discard any unpopped kernels. Place popcorn in Marge Churchill 1 tablespoon shortening with sugar and water in the cup in the microwave minimum of time! minutes. Loosely lay piece of greased 17- by 12- by 2-inch baking pan or shallow roasting pan; 1 package (3 onnces) cream spice, or choco­ next to the plate containing the Fortunately, that’s not as im­ aluminum foil over pan. Bake 55 stir in granola. Place in 300- degree F oven to keep warm. cheese late and nuts, peels. Microwave at high power possible as it sounds. Take this minutes more. Don't worry if the For syrup, butter sides of heavy l>/k-quart saucepan. In 1 can (14 onnces) sweetened these gifts are for 4 to 5 minutes, or just until white chocolate cheesecake cheesecake appears quite moist saucepan combine sugar, water, cinnamon candies, vinegar and condensed milk, divided very personal peels begin to dry, tossing with wreath, for example. Although in the center. Turn oven off and ■alt. ^ o k over medium-high heat to boiling, stirring constantly Vk teaspoon mint extract expressions of caring and dry place away from heat and fingers after every minute. somewhat expensive to prepare, open the door. Let cheesecake to dissolve sugar and candies (should take about 6 minutes). 1 to 2 draps green food coloring sharing. sunlight. Yields 1 candy cane. Remove peels to another paper it is a foolproof dish which is stand, uncovered 30 minutes. Avoid splashing syrup on sides of pan. 3 packages (6 onnces each) With the aid of your micro- towel; air dry for 24 hours. Place prepared at least a full day before Cool in pan or on a wire rack. Carefully clip candy thermometer to side of pan. Cook over semlsweet chocolate chips wave, these home-made treats peels in a small plastic food your guests arrive. Refrigerate overnight. Remove medium heat until thermometer registers 270 degrees F, Carrot raligh 1 taUespoon batter need not consume hours of your storage bag. Add remaining sides of pan and place pan on soft-crack stage; stir occasionally. Syrup should boil at modeate, 2 cups chopped carrots Vk teaspoon vanilla precious time during this busy potpourri ingredients. Secure serving dish. Garnish as illus­ steady rate over entire surface (should take 20 to 25 minutes). 1 cap chopped cacamber, Green colored sngar holiday season. The treats we are bag. Shake to mix. trated, to resemble wreath. Remove from heat; remove thermometer. peeled and seeded Line a 9-inch pie idate with foil; White chocolate suggesting can be made in Place dry potpourri in a small Serves 16. Remove popcorn from oven. Stir apples into popcorn mixture; minutes rather than hours. At­ Ml cap chopped celery grease with shortening. Set aside. plastic food storage bag for gift cheesecake wreath pour syrup over mixture. Stir gentiy to coat popcorn. Working Ml cap sagar In a medium mixing bowl, tractively packaged and giving; tie with a ribbon at the top Toasted hazelnut crust (recipe FOR HAZELNUT CRUST: quickly, with buttered hands, shape mixture into 3-inch baiis, Ml cnp while vinegar microwave cream cheese at high wrapped, they will be especially of the bag to close. Place in a follows) IVt cups hazelnuts placing wooden stick in center of each. Wrap balls in clear plastic Vk cnp chopped green pepper for 15 to 30 seconds, or until welcome as your gift, given in the small bowl with handle. Include 3 8-ounce packages cream 1 to 2 tablespoons sugar wrap. Makes 10 to 12. Vk cap chopped onion softened. Add 2 tablespoons milk, spirit of the season. Don't be decorative label that lists con­ cheese, at room temperature 2 tablespoons melted butter or 2 teaspoons pickllag salt Nutrition information per ball: 2S1 cal., Sf pro.,52(carb..5gfat,0mgchol.. surprised though, if you find the mint extract and food color­ tents and instructions for use. 1 cup half-and-half cream margarine 2 teaspoons mastard seed S3 mg aodium. yourself repeating several of ing. Beat at low speed of electric Scent room hy placing 1 cup hot 3 eggs W teaspoon groand ginger these recipes for your family and mixer until smooth. Set aside. water and' 1 tablespoon dry 2 teaspoons vanilla Blanch nuts by dipping briefly ■/« teaspoon red pepper saace holiday guests to enjoy at home. In an 8 cup measure, combine potpourri in a small bowl with a IVi pounds white chocojate, into rapidly boiling water, then Vk teaspoon groand cloves. remaining milk, the chocolate handle. Microwave at high for 2 to melted drain in a colander. Slip off dark In a 2-quart casserole, place all chips and butter. Micowave at 3 minutes, or until boiling. 1 4-ounce package (Vt cup) outside husk. Place in a single ingredients. Mix well, cover and medium power for 2 to 3>/k Remove from oven. Let potpourri glace diced orange peel, chopped layer on a cookie sheet with a microwave at high for 15 minutes, Pratzel candy cane minutes or until mixture is glossy stand. When cool, microwave as 1 2-ounce package {'A cup) shallow rim. Put into a low oven, stirring once or twice. Micro- and can be stirred smooth, Cranberry-date bars directed once or twice more. This glace whole red cherries, about 250 degrees, for 15 minutes, 1 ponnd white chocolate candy wave, uncovered at high for 20 to stirring twice. Stir in vanilla. potpourri may also be used in one chopped or until the smell of roasting nuts One 12-onnce package v/t cnps packed brown melts, divided 25 minutes longer, or until mix­ Pour into prepared pie plate. of the small scent siiiimer pots, 1 1 2-ounce package ('/< cup) is distinct. Remove from oven, cranberries sugar 29 large pretzels ture thickens slightly, stirring Smooth with a spatula. Drop tablespoon of dry scent to the glace whole green cherries, cool completely and ground fine Red food color paste* twice. cream cheese mixture by spoon- One S-onnce package Vk teaspoon baking soda simmer pot container filled 2-3 chopped in a blender or food processor. Do Green food color paste* Spoon relish into 3 sterilized >/k fulls over chocolate mixture. Use chopped pitied dales ■/« teaspoon salt full of water and placed over a Glace whole red cherries, not turn into nut butter, however. * food color paste is available at pint jars. Cover and refrigerate spatula to swirl decoratively into 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cnp margarine or butler, small candle. green pineapple wedges, whole most food specialty stores, or for no longer than 1 month. Serve chocolate; sprinkle with sugar. 2 cnps all-pnrpose flour melted Yields 1 cup. pineapple rings and diced orange Mix ground nuts, sugar and where candy melts are sold. Do as a condiment with pork roast, Chill until firm. Cut into squares. 2 cnps roiled oats Orange Glaze (recipe peel for garnish butter. Pat on bottom and V* inch not use liquid food coloring. ham, sausage or wieners. follows) Store in cool, dry place. up the sides of a 9- or 10-inch Line a baking sheet with wax For gift giving, decorate jar For gift giving, leave fudge in How much it costs Make toasted hazelnut crust, springform pan. Bake in a paper. Set aside. In a medium lids with cloth covers and rib­ For filling, in a medium saucepan combine cranberries and pie plate. Ckiver with plastic ELEGANT HOLIDAY DESSERT — Colorful wreath­ cheesecake wreath, sweetened with a touch of colorful below. Beat cream cheese in preheated 350-degree oven for 10 mixing bowl, m icrow ave 'A bons. Include decorative labels Americans to eat at home dates. Cook, covered, over low heat for 10 to 15 minutes or until wrap, decorate with ribbons. shaped baked goods will add a special holiday appeal to glace fruit, is an elegant dessert that will just melt in your large bowl until fluffy. Beat in minutes. Cool in the pan, on a wire pound of white chocolate candy that list contents, serving and cranberries pop, stirring frequently. Stir in vanilla. Set aside. Include a decorative label that half-and-half, eggs and vanilla rack, then proceed as above. melts at medium power for 2>A to storage instructions. Yields three your dessert table this season. The white chocolate mouth. In a large bowl stir together flour, oats, brown sugar, soda and lists contents and storage 5>A minutes, or until coating can /k teaspoon vanilla and enough orange UPTOWN HAIR DESIGN over the first layer of pretzels at Vk teaspoon gronnd cinnamon nets DONUTS CE­ it didn’t start out that way. To package and promote nonfat Juice (2 to 3 tablespoons) to make of drizzling consistency. Makes % points where 2 pretzels meet. Dip Line a baking sheet with foil. REAL. Glazed dry milk as a dairy creamer. 117 E. Center St. (2nd floor) 0 V4 cup. 2 large pears, chopped (abont 3 remaining pretzels, one at a time caps) Set aside. In a medium mixing and chocolate Supermarket WEIGHT WATCHERS DAIRY Weight Watchers has jacked up Manchester Nutiitlon InfonnaUon per bar: IM cal., 2 f pro.. SI g carb., S g fat. 0 mg in coating and arrange over 1 large orange, peeled and bowl, combine all ingredients, $2.79 per 13-oz. CREAM ER. $2.69 for a 4.93-oz. its price considerably. 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This ce­ finished style) butter chutney Cttrut-tplced potpourri Nutritionally, Weight Watchers that is, you LIK E your coffee Now *8«® to make a smooth consistency. ingredients, except aimpnds and preservative BHT, to give some real resembles donuts in shape CzpirM I I.S-S9 I Expires ' 1/9 cap milk 1/3 cup finely chopped pe­ Dairy O eam er Is much better. It grey.) Waxing Tint lightly with red food color microwave at high power for30 to 1 orange examples). If yourkidsinsistona and glazy taste but not in cakey contains no fat, cholesterol, ' 1 teaspoon Worcestershire cans or peannts paste. Spoon into a 1-quart 50 minutes, or until liquid is 1 lemon sugary cereal, try to steer them texture — hence its ability to stay sugar, additives or artificial Tiies. 9-S Assorted crackers sealable freezer bag. Seal bag. syrupy and fruit is very tender, 1 lime toward Honey Nut Cheerio^ or relatively crispy in milk. I like the flavor or color. This creamer is Wed.-Fri. 9-8 Call 6 4 5 - 8 1 7 2 for appointment With scissors, snip com er of bag Sat. 9 3 stirring 2 to 3 times. Stir in 1-3 cnp water Frosted Flakes. They're also high chocolate even more than the just nonfat dry milk, containing Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a Allow cheese and margarine to come to room temperature. Put slightly to form a writing tip. almonds. Cool slightly. Vi cnp srhole cloves in sugar but at least that's the glazed. Like Cocoa Puffs, they 10 calories or about half as many registered dietitian. Carolyn Wy­ l-3rd of cheese in blendercontainerorfoodprocessorbowl; cover Drizzle coating across candy Spoon into 2 sterilized >k pint 2 tablespoons whole allspice FOOD BUDGETS — These worst of their problems. make your milk chocolate even if as most nondairy creamers. and blend until chopped. Remove and set aside; repeat with man is a junk food fanatic. cane. Repeat with remaining >/k jars. Cover and refrigerate no 3 cinnamon sticks, broken up costs are average that do not remaining cheese. Return all cheese to blender; add milk, pound of white chocolate candy longer than 2 weeks. Serve as a 4 bayleaves, crambled reflect such non-food items margarine, Worcestershire sauce and hot pepper sauce. Cover melts using green coloring. Let condiment with lamb, pork or Cut long strips (or zest) from and blend with several on-off turns until smooth. Turn cheese stand, or chill, until set. Tie a bow chicken. orange, lemon and lime, using a as cigarettes, alcohol and Menus NEED SOME EXTRA mixture into a mixing bowl. Stir in chutney. Cover; chill for on the candy cane and set in a cool For gift giving, decorate jar sharp knife and being careful not paper products. several hours. Shape cheese mixture into a ball; roll in chopped pecans. Chill. Serve with assorted crackers. Makes 1 ball. Supermarket Shopper Senior citizens ter with gravy, baked potato, Coventry schools SPENDING MONEY? Nutrition Information per 2-tableapoon lerving; lilcal., 4 g pro.. 4 g carb.. S squash. Chicken salad sandwich, Tuesday: Tuna noodle casse­ The following mcal.s will bo Newspaper routes available in your area... g fat. It mg chol., in mg aodium. U.S. RDA: II percent caldum. fruit, milk. The following lunches will be role, green beans, fruit. served at Mayfair Garden.*; and Friday: Cheese ravioli with served in the Coventry elemen­ Wednesday: Fresh baked Westhill Gardens, the week of tomato sauce, zucchini. Brussels tary schools the week of Dec. 12 pizza, salad, fruit. Dec. 12 through 16. to Manrhe.ster sprouts. Tuna salad sandwich, through 16: Thursday: Apple juice, pan­ How companies stop misredemption residents who are 60 or older: Earn money and prizes by delivering the fruit, milk. Monday: Fruit juice, fish cakes with syrup, sausage pattie, Monday; Apple jiiiee, hot dogs, nuggets, macaroni and cheese, chilled fruit. Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. By Martin Sloans baked beans, green beans, choco­ green beans, pretzel. difficult choices, and many are DEAR KRISTA: Thank you for pons for in-store distribution. Manchester schools Friday: Caizone with sauce, Orange walnut fudge United Feature Syndicate serving their children those im­ caring enough to write and make Instead, they apparently are late chip pudding Tuesday: Taco with meat and vegetable, fruit. Call today to get more details. itation fruit drinks that are leas a very important point about this causing distress to consumers, The following lunches will be cheese, lettuce and tomato, corn 3 cnps sugar Tuesday: Vegetable heef soup, One 12-ounce package ■e- DEAR M ARTIN: What do expensive. With no restraints on growing controversy. which should prompt manufac­ served in the Manchester public niblets, cookie. Andover Elementary Ml cnp water macaroni and cheese, mixed misweet chocolate pieces these words that I saw on a promotions, these manufacturers turers to take another hard look schools the week of Dec. 12 Wednesday: Juice, roast tur­ W cnp orange juice vegetables, dinner roll cherry 1 tablespoon finely shredded coupon mean; “ Your rights may have a very potent competitive at this policy decision. crisp. through 16: key with gravy, whipped pota­ The following lunches will be 647-9946 orange peel not be assigned or transferred.” advantage over milk pr^ucers. COUPONING NOTE: I have The retailers’ loss of consumer Wednesday: Cranberry juice, Monday: Hamburger on a roll, toes. stuffing, cranberry sauce, served at Andover Elementary 4 cnps coarsely chopped Please answer this question for Their coupons seem to flood the received hundreds of letters from good will is far greater in value turkey a la king. rice. Oriental potato puffs, corn, chilled fruit. ice cream. School the week of Dec. 12 Marble St...... all Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 walnuts me and other honest couponers. coupon inserts, and retailers readers unhappy about the recent than the booklets that go undis­ vegetables, biseiiit prune coffee Tuesday: Beef stew with veget­ Thursday: Fruit juice, pan­ through 16; McCabe St...... all SANDRA PRYOR. feature them regularly. “ Instant 33.55 Savings” coupon tributed by stores that are double cake. ables and potatoes, cornbread. cakes with syrup, sausage pattie. Monday; Ziti with meatballs, Stock Place. ...all Baldwin Rd...... all In a 3-quart saucepan combine sugar, water and orange juice. SPRINGDALE, ARK. I am fortunate to live in a state booklets that were distributed in couponing. chocolate cake. fruit cocktail. salad, pears, onion rolls. No. Main St. . 397-496 Concord Rd...... all Thursday: Orange pineapple Cook and stir over medium beat until sugar dissolves and D EAR SANDRA: I can see why that does not prohibit milk supermarkets by General Mills. Wednesday: Baked ham, sweet Friday: Pizza with meat and Tuesday: Tuna boats, chips, juice, liver and onions in gravy. mixture comes to boiling. Clip candy thermometer to side of pan you might wonder about those promotions, but I think the states Each coupon contained the res­ or whipped potatoes, peas, bread cheese, salad, fruit. vegetable sticks, fruit. Harlan St...... 15-83 Bldwell St...... 279-375 Cheddar potatoes, peas and car­ and continue cooking to 234 degrees F (soft-ball stage), stirring instructions. Actually, they are that do not allow milk producers triction “ Coupons Not To Be and butter, peanut crunch Wednesday: French bread Henry St ... 16-119 Wetherell ...... 8-250 not directed at consumers who rots, salad with Thousand Island pudding. The following lunches will be occasionally. Remove from heat. Stir in chocolate pieces and to compete effectively should Doubled,” and readers said this Send questions and comments pizza, cole slaw, juice cups. Summit St.. . 332-382 Portland .. all dressing, wheal bread fresh Thursday: Salami and cheese orange peel. Fold in walnuts. Spread candy in a foil-lined 13- by 9- use the coupons. They are for the review their reasons. They should should have been left up to each to Martin Sloane in care of the served at Coventry High School Thursday: Salisbury steak, McCann .. all retailers who redeem them. fruit. grinder, applesauce, ice cream. the week of Dec. 12 through 16: by 2-inch baking pan. Chill until set. To serve, cut into small also consider the impact these retailer. Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, mashed potatoes, corn, rolls, Lllley St. ..all Litchfield all One of the primary safeguards Friday: Corn chowder, fish, Friday: French bread pizza Monday: Medtloaf with gravy, squares. Store in refrigerator. Makes 3 pounds. restructive regulations have on Unfortunately, many manufac­ Manchester 06040. The volume of chocolate chip cake. Main St. .399-494 Avon ...... all carnival rice. Hawaiian coleslaw, with pepperoni, salad, chilled whipped potatoes, vegetable, manufacturers use to prevent the growth and development of turers believe this kind of restric­ mall precludes individnal regies Friday: Fish and cheese, fries, Summit St...... 1-70 Bridge.... all Nutrition Information per 1-Inch iquare: 61 cal., 1 gpro.,tgcarb.,4gfat,0 rye bread, ice cream mg cboleiterol, 1 mg aodium. coupon misredemption is to our children. tion is the only way retailers, to every letter, bat Martin Sloane peaches. roll, pudding. green beans, rolls, pears. Wadsworth St. ...all check the coupons that a retailer KRISTA CLARK, afraid of heavy double-coupon will respond to letters of general Huntington ...... all sends in against the merchandise Hilliard St...... 114-353 FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. expenses, will accept their cou­ Interest in the column. Canterbury SI...... all ordered by that retailer. For Meals on Wheels Bolton schools S S i S S S S S S ^ Qolway St instance, if a retailer sends in Cumberland St...... all The following meals are to be Kerry St. 1,000 25-cent coupons for a partic­ The following lunches will be Westerly St all LOUIS RICH Coupon Offer. Receive a $1 served to Meals on Wheelsclienl.s North St...... ular brand, the manufacturer of served in the Bolton Elementary Clip ’n’ file refunds coupon for Louis Rich Breast ofTurkey. Send the the week of Dec. 12 through 16 North School St. Peanut butter fudge rolls that brand will want to be sure and Center schools the week of Now Taking Main St...... 1-174 required refund form and one label from any The hot noon meal is listed first, Wood Lane...... that the retailer ordered at least Dec. 12 through 16: Grove...... 1-47 V4 cnp margarine or butter Vt cnp peanut butter variety of Louis Rich Breast of Turkey. Expires the cool evening meal .second. Monday: Apple juice, chicken Holiday Orders Pine H ill...... all that amount of merchandise. Meal, poultry, seafood, other main dishes 2 cnps all-purpose flour Dec. 31 1988. nuggets, peas, potato rounds, Alpine St ...all East Center St...... 408-608 Vk cnp sifted powdered The manufacturers generally (File No. 6 Monday; Baked meatloaf with ) O ^ A R MAYER U.S.A. T-shirt Offer. Receive cake with topping. The largest supply of American Legion Dr...... all Mi cnp dairy soar cream sugar know how many coupons they can gravy, Spanish rice, mixed veget­ a U.S.A. T-shirt. Send the required refund form Armory St ...all Jefferson St...... all One dritnnce package (1 Ml cnp semlsweet chocolate expect to redeem from a given Clip out this file and keep it with similar ables. (Thicken sandwich, fruit, Tuesday: Minestrone soup, fresh fish, live lobster, and three Universal Product Codes from any Haynes St ...all Kenwood Dr...... all cap) peannl-bntter-flavored pieces quantity of merchandise sold to a cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with milk. tuna or egg salad sandwich, variety of Oscar M ayer Cold Cuts, along with a shrimp and clams Main St. 285-378 Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 pleees 1 tablespoon shortening retailer. When manufacturers beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Tuesday: Veal steak with potato chips, fruit. check or money order for $3.98 for each shirt. Russell St...... all Union Place...... all find that retailers are redeeming the needed proofs of purchase while looking for mushroom sauce, whipped pota­ Wednesday; Orange juice, ziti East of the River. Expires Feb. 28,1989. Union St...... 133-264 For dough, in a large mixing bowl cut margarine into flour until more coupons than the products the required refund forms at the supermarket, in toes, wax beans. Egg .salad with meat sauce, Italian bread, SUZI WAN Dinners $1 Refund Offer. Send the Porter St...... 458-650 mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Stir in sour cream until they ordered, the manufacturer newspapers and magazines, and when trading sandwich, fruit, milk pudding. required refund form and two proof-of-purchase Wyllys St...... 1-90 No. Main St. mixture forms a ball. may refuse to pay the retailer for with friends. Offers may not be available in all Thursday: Tomato soup, seals from two Suzi Wan Dinners, along with a Wednesday: American chop thle Week^s Special Union St.. .13-91 For filling, in a medium saucepanmelt peanut-butter-flavored the coupons. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive grilled cheese, potato chips, frpit Charter Oak St...... 141-348 cash-register receipt with the purchase price for suey, carrots, beans Turkey pieces over low heat, stirring constantly. Stir in peanut butter. But this safeguard only works if each refund. cocktail. Gardner St...... 3-66 meat circled. Expires March 31,1989. sandwich, fruit, milk Squire Village. all Remove from heat. Stir in sugar. manufacturers are sure that they Friday; Apple juice, cheese Gardner St. West...... all TOP SHELF $2 Refund Offer. Send the Thursday: Roast chicken quar­ Our Famous $A99 Halve dough. On a surface sprinkled lightly with additional are dealing with the original pizza, green salad, cake. Highland St. Strant ... These offers require refund forms: required refund form and three proof-of- all powdered sugar, roll each dough half into a 12- by 9-inch retailers who gave consumers the ARMOUR Ham |5 Rebate Offer. Send the purchase symbols from Top Shelf entrees. Lobster Roll * (Dugan's Alley...... 8-37 Summit St...... 63-203 rectangle. Spread half the filling on each rectangle. Roll up from discounU. That is why these required refund form and the proofs of purchase Expires Dec. 31,1988. Sycamore Lane...... all Hunniford Rd. all the long side. Wrap and chill for 1 to 2 hours or until firm. instructions to retailers are from the following Armour Hams: Golden Star To bake, cut into 'A-incb slices. Place on ungreased cookie clearly spelled out on almost Canned by Armour gets you $1.50; Star Canned Here’s a reload form to write (or. FRESH FISH, Bring your own wine or beer. ■beet. Bake in a 3S0Kiegree F oven about 30 minutes or until edges every cents-off coupon. Hams gets you $1.50; Golden Star Boneless Ham VASELINE Petroleum Jelly Refund Offer, ■re slightly brown. Remove and cool completely on wire racks. In *^The areas ■ Take out or DEAR M ARTIN: I read with by Armour gets you $1; and 1877 Ham gets you $1. P.O. Box 1009P, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102. This enjoy our a small saucepan cook and stir chocolate pieces and shortening interest the letters from readers Expires Dec. 31, 1988. offer expires March 31, 1989. While waiting for \ newest CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 over low heat until melted. Drizzle over cookies. Makes about 36. about state regulations that pro­ HILLSHIRE FARM $3 Refund Offer. Receive the form, save two proofs of purchase (write LOBSTERS M seafood dining room. NatrtUoainforroaUoii per cookie: US cel., Sg pro., IS g carb., f mg fat, 1 mg hibit milk producers and retailers a $2 refund and |1 in coupons. Send the required down the manufacturing code number printed on ')J/ market! ehol., 7S mg aodium. from using promotions like cou­ refund form and the proofs of purchase and the back of the label) from any 7.5- or 13-ounce 43 Oak Street pons and refunds to spur sales of labels from six Hillshire Farm pr^ucts (buy at Vaseline Petroleum Jelly Jar, along with the SEA FOOD milk. least three different products). Expires Dec. 31, dated cash-register receipt with the purchase SHELLFISH vlW ARKElM y MMOESTB) With milk prices rising, more 1988. price circled. 875-2258 scnvMG the aica o /ep soveafts lianrl|fH tpr Bpralb — Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens mothers are forced to make 649-9937 94 Hartford Tpka. • Rts. 83 (Oppoalta CoHland) • MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednegday, Dec. 7,1988 — 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 7, 1988 FOCUS/Advice WIT OF THI WOULD P uzzles T V Tonight ACROSS 3 "Gone with the Answer to Previous Puzzie 5:00PM The Bear Who Slept Brosnan, Lestey-Anno Down, Adam Ant. d6) All in the Family Through Christmas 1986. Rated R X ) Family Medical Canter Wind" house 1 E 1 R E| G H 1 L L E News (Live) GD INN News 1 Ore. time 4 Jimmy Carter's 5:30PM [ESPN] Thoroughbred (USA) Fat Albert Christmas Special • TESSLER E c U R P A R A B L E ( ^ Crook and Chase (Si) Later W ith Bob Coataa Part 1 o f 2. 4 Greek letter harvest F Sports Digest (CC) Animated The Nativity story comes Moscow 1 R o N s' V E R S E to life lor Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids 3D Mala Noche...No [CNN] Newsnight Update 7 For (Sp.) 5 The sun £ [HBO] Emmet Otter's Jug-Band USSR when a stranger seeks help for his unem- ®D Love Connection Clothes help family weather the storms Id 1 N N E R O D D Christm as Emmet and his mother com­ ployetl father and pregnant mother [DIS] Evening With Fred Astaire The 10 Pertaining to 6 Aitogether (2 pete in a local talent contest. (60 min.-) stranded in the snow [CNN] Moneyline dancer is joined by dancing partner Barrie dawn wds.) \e S E 1 N c E W E s [M A X ] MOVIE; Overboard' (CC) An [D IS] Adventures ol Ozzie and Harriet Chase, the Jonah Jones Quartet and the question. 12 Long times 7 Wet failing R E D O K R A A L 8.30 PM C6.) (40) Head o f th e Class (CC) Bill Thompson Singers. Winner of nine DEAR MR. ROSS: help now would make the difference in amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ [ESPN] College Basketball: Boston 1 lieving that she's married to a beer- Dennis surjiassos his credit limit with Emmy Awards, inclining Outstanding Sin­ Today I looked in the this marriage being a success. Having a typewriter would be a 14 Place sound c B s R E 1 G N c V classmates. University at UCLA (2 hrs.) (Live) guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn. Kurt Rus­ gle Program of the 1958*59 season. (60 15 Ireland 8 Rowing toois 1 paper hoping that my DAN, dream come true. However, I don’t L A c s s E 1 s E T sell. Edward Herrmann 1987 Rated PG [DISJ Danger Bay (CC) A black dog ba' [HBO] Vietnam War Story (CC) A wom­ min.) request would be ans­ TUCSON. ARIZ. want a gift. If you could lend me 16 Wings 9 Biack bread 1 S A A c E S T E (In Stereo) fles Grant witfi its psychic ability. an's view of the war from the standpoint of tw o field nurses. (In Stereo) [ESPN] Motorwaek llluatratad 17 Bauxite, e.g. 11 Connected [USA] Snow White Christmas Ani­ wered. It wasn’t. In­ Thanks enough to buy an electric typewriter. O H N o p s T c o P 6:00PM ® ( T ) (30) (46) N e w s [USA] WWF Prime Tima Wrestling 18 Horn group mated The classic character, her seven [USA] Miami Vice stead, I saw where some DEAR DAN: You must figure I’ve I’ll pay you back after I’ve achieved u N 1 Fe L p O T^ (T) ®f) Three’s Company white lady was telling A MOlion got hardening of the arteries if you my degree. 20 Bulbs 13 Aquatic animai dwarf friends and fiandsome Prince 1 1:14PM (SZ) News (CC). (R) 1:40AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Oaby; A [g 1 L D 1 N G R A 1 N S CD Matt Houston Ctiarming encounter holiday adventure. True Story' Based on the life o f Gabriela you her son had to wear think I’d believe a proposal in a hot air MS. J.W., 22 Mostly 19 Gravel ridge (60 mm ) 11:30PM (X) Taxi Brimmer, a cerebral palsy victim who rose Percy Ross A T L A N T A s 1 N C E (11) Gong Show 24 Overturns 21 Clam genus to prominence as a poet and author. Liv clothes from a black boy balloon is going to make the differ­ JOPLIN, MO. (ID Cagney & Lacey 9:00PM CiD Equalizer (CC) Scott tries (X) 36) Nightline (CC). g O D D E S T R E E Ullmann, Norma Aleandro, Robert Loggia. 26 Mountain 23 Shrewd s to learn why his girlfriend is being tracked (X) ® Morton Downey Jr. and you sent her money. ence in having a successful marriage. A-Team Part 1 of 3. 1987. Rated R. Well, I’m black and So seeing as you want to propose in DEAR MS. W.: Do you realize how system in 24 Southwestern by a killer. (60 min.) (In Stereo) GD Honeymooners 35 Homeless 46 Clears ( ^ N e w s (Live) 2:00AM GO Can You Be ITiInnar? my two children wear the sky, you’ll undoubtedly catch wind many people say they’ll repay me Europe Indians (5) Reporters (60 min ) GD Career Media Network 38 Gl's address 48 Actor Robert Doctor Who Part 7 of 7 30 Turn the page 25 Lavish (B ) (40! Wonder Years (CC) Kevin reluc­ (T) Superior Court clothes from anybody who offers. In DEAR MS. B.: To this day, I of my lofty reply to your request — after they’ve reached financial stabil­ 40 Fitting De___ ®6) Charlie's Angels @6) Night Heat A cal burglar steals a diary (abbr.j tantly agrees to appear in his teacher’s from a high-priced prostitute. (70 min.) (R) XD (S) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ fact, we even go out at night looking in remember the shame I felt as a young blow it out your ear, Dan! ity? Of course you don’t — you don’t 27 Craving 41 Buiiding 49 Related group d®) F a m ily T ie s (CC) play about Robert Kennedy (In Stereo) vice (3 hrs.) 31 _ John or Paul 28 Suppiicate ^ G6) Tonight Show (In Stereo) the garbage for clothes. Maybe you boy when I was taunted by my read my mail, but the numbers are materiai 50 Electric fish 0D N o ticla s (9J A-Team GD Secrets of Success think that’s disgusting, but I’ll do classmates because of the clothes I DEAR MR. ROSS: I’m a 44-year-old vast. 32 Yorkshire river 29 Place 43 Make muddy 51 Thickness (H) M otorwaek A salute to the late Enzo dZ) Square One Television (CC) (R) [CNN] Larry King Live Ferrari, featuring a visit to Italy's Ferrari (2D NVR Showcase 33 French articie 30 Middle East 44 Set firmly 53 I possess almost a nything to keep clothes on my wore. And no, I am not black, but I was woman, divorced and working 40 You’re different though, because [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Lion, the W itch and [D IS ] Frontier The Europeans and Faucil- plant, milestone models, winter storage ( ^ Dating Game (cont.) kids. a Jewish boy in an all WASP hours a week at minimum wage. I you’re willing to work hard for what 34 Kin of dis org. 45 Small rodent the VVardrobe' Lucy and Edmond travel to lon foim an alliance as they trek through tips, shopping for used models and an F40 [ESPN] SportsLook an enchanted kingdom ruled by tiie evil the wilderness to meet the Iroquois, How­ road test. A while back, some boy saw us community and I came to learn of want to better myself so I’m attending you want. That alone makes it easy to 36 Occupied a 1 2 8 9 [HBO] MOVIE: Laguna Heat' (CC) A bench White Witch. ever, Faiicillon s reunion with his Iroquois (S) Racing From Plainsfield looking through garbage and now my prejudice. college. I earn $140 a week from which send you a check for a new electric h family IS marred by a faithless love and Ri- former police detective becomes involved [E S P N ] SportsLook son comes home from school crying Because of that prejudice, I made a I pay living expenses, tuition and gas typewriter. But rather than repaying 37 Safety agcy. to cfiter's treacfiery; Lady Ann gains a short­ (ID Hill Street Blues in a murder case when he returns to his vow to myself that if I ever had the PEOPLE 39 Warm [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Class of '44' Three lived victory (2 hrs.) Part 2 o f 3. [CNN] Sports Tonight hometown. Harry Hamlin, Jason Robards, because the other children tease him. to commute 70 miles a day. me personally, pass it on to another in boys look toward life after high school, Catherine Hicks. 1987. (In Stereo) IS [ESPN] College Basketball: Vanderbilt [DIS] December 7, The Day of Infamy My daughter doesn’t even want to go means, it would be my lot in life to Six out of seven days I lea ve home at need and you’ll have repaid me many 42 Take preced­ and the possibilities of going to college or at N orth Carolina (2 hrs ) (I ive) Narrator Richard Basehart examines the [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Nomads' An anthropol­ Norman to sing anthem joining the war effort. Gary Grimes. Jerry to school because she’s too spare someone else that shame. So my 7 a.m. and arrive back at 8:30 p.m. — times over. ence over 18 ” Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which ogist is driven mad by a supernatural Es* Houser. Oliver Conant 1973 Rated R, 45 Engine sound QB) (40) H ooperm an (CC) Harry spurred America's entrance into World kimo myth, the 'Innuats,' nomadic, hostile embarrassed. good woman, continue to weather the then study until after midnight. I’m a PARIS (AP) - _ 9.30PM L ■ [U S A ] Fat A lb e rt and Susan's relalionshiji is dissolved when War II. (60 min.) spirits who assume human form. Pierce It’s true — we wear the same storm — but at least for today, there’s good student and plan on being a 47 Right away |2 U.S. opera star Jes­ she announces sfie's leaving for Pans. (In Brosnan. Lesley-Anne Down. Adam Ant. clothes everyday. I’m so ashamed a break in the clouds. I’m sending my psychiatric social worker. wds.) 6:30PM g jC B S N e w s (CC) (In Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE: Sword Of Gideon' (CC) 1986. Rated R. sye Norman re­ Stereo) Five commandos take on a top-secret mis­ 51 Luau food dD @8) Family Ties (CC) that I hold my head down in my check to outfit you and your two In order to support myself through Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross portedly will sing [USA] MOVIE: 'The Father Knows Best sion to avenge the terrorist murders of Is­ 2:05AM (X) News (R) training program. However, I’ll keep children with some new clothes. school. I’ve worked as a line worker in Is Internationally known for his 52 In the same (D d6) ABC News (CC) Christmas Reunion' The original cast of raeli athletes during the 1972 Munich the French na­ 2:30AM IX) Improv Tonlte (R) going to school and when I finish next a shoe factory, a clerk, a nurse’s aide, philanthropic works and likes to place (abbr.) (ID Hollywood Squares thr- inlevision senes is reunited for a Christ­ Olympics. Steven Bauer. Michael York, tional anthem, mas celf'bralion Robrrrt Young, Jane Colleen Dewhurst. 1986. (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Latenight * month I pray to God thuat I find a HELLO MR. ROSS: I would like to etc. If nothing else, I figure I’ll make a encourage others to help solve prob­ 54 River in Egypt do) NBC N e w s (CC). “ The Marseil­ Wy.ilt Flinor Donafnie 1977 [D IS ] Frontier The Europeans and Faucil- decent job. propose to my girlfriend in a hot air good social worker because I know lems for those in need. Write to Percy 55 Coliege deg. (57) N ig h tly B u siness Report I 1:35PM (3D Night court laise,” before Pres­ 1 0:00PM (3 ) W iseguy (CC) Vinnie is lon form an alliance as they trek through Mr. Ross, could you please spare balloon over the desert. The reason what it’s like to be poor and work long, Ross in care of the Manchester 56 Jacob’s son (SD Noticiero Univision asked to bring down his mother’s new sui­ I I :40PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Over- the wilderness to meet the Iroquois. How­ my children from this torment and being, I want the proposal to be extra hard hours. Herald, P.O. Box $5000, Minneapolis, ident Francois Mit­ 57 Relating to ®D Love Connection tor a mol) boss she knew in the old coun board’ (CC) An amnesiac millionairess is ever, Faucillon's reunion with his Iroquois terrand on Bastille try (60 rnin ) (In Stereo) duped into believing that she's married to a family is maned by a faithless love and Ri­ buy them some clothes? As for me. I’ll special. The problem being, it’s My problem is this: I don’t have a Minn. S5435. Include a telephone time [C N N ] Showbiz Today beer-guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn, Kurt chter's treachery; Lady Ann gains 8 short­ Day to mark the [E S P N ] N B A Today (5) C9j (26) [CNN ] News Russell, Edward Herrmann 1987. Rated weather the storm, but my kids — it’s beyond my budget. typewriter and must pay $2 a page to number if you wish. All letters sent to 58 Of course .. lived victory. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 3. breaking my heart to see them so If you could spare $300, that would have my school papers typed. It’s Ross are read. Only a few are bicentennial of the 59 After Nov. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Superman IV: The ( 8 1 40 China Beach (CC) McMurphy em PG (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter ■ Quest For Peace' (CC) Lex Luthor and the harks on a new relationship. 'W ayloo" is distressed. pay for two people and a complimen­ almost impossible to pay for the answered in this column, although French 60 Octane 51 woimderf in a borfUiing (60 min ) Part 2 of 1 1 :44PM @7) MacNeil/Lehrer 2:40AM (X) N lghtw atch Joined In radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten Newshour Ms. M.B., tary bottle of champagne. This is the typing. My next paper will be 30 to 40 others may be acknowledged pri­ Revolution. numbers (abbr | Superman’s mission to rid the world of nu­ 2 Progress 5 5 BRONX, N.Y. most important thing in my life! Your pages lung and $80 is out of the vately. Mitterrand has clear weapons, Christopher Roovo. Gene (11' INN N ew s 12:00AM (X)Kojak 3:00AM (T) m o v ie : 'Straw Doga' A invited leaders DOWN Hackman, Jackie Cooper 1987 Rated PG 18 On Trial (X) St. Elsewhere retired American mathematician encoun­ 58 (In Stereo) ters savage hostility when he moves to the from around the '20 Morton Downey Jr. Gl) Star Trek 1 Furtive giimpse [U S A ] C artoons English countryside. Dustin Hoffman, Su­ 1 (22: :30) T a ttin g e r's (CC) Nick is asked to GD Home Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs ) Jessye Norman world to attend the san George. David Warner. 1971. 2 Loam (c)1988 byNEA Inc 7:00PM C B U S A Today Sohodiilrc) air retrieve two valuable taxi medallions from (2D W ya tt Earp GD Parry Mason Poinsettias are truly as safe July 14 ceremony line meals a pair of luisiling Haitians (60 min ) (In 3D Current Affair on the Place de la Concorde. (X) N e w s Stenjo) GD Home Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) !38 Odd Couple 3D PELICULA: 'Bearn' En una misteriosa [CNN] Headline News Overnight Dr. G ott Ms. Norman, who is to appear Saturday in a CD dD Wheel of Fortune (CC) sala habitada por munecas, esta oculto el sold-out performance at the Champs Elysees ( T ) C osby S h o w (CC) Noticiero Univision pasado de una familia aristocratica. Imanol [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Peter Gott, (61) Star Trek Arias, Angela Molina, Fernando Rey. M.D. as they are pretty, colorful Theater, is scheduled to meet Thursday with (3D S® C heers (CC) 3:30AM [ESPN] College Basketbell: CELEBRITY CIPHER [CNN] Newsnight Providence at Boston College (2 hrs.) (R) Culture Minister Jack Lang to discuss the Calebrity Cipher cryptograme are created from quotations by famous people, past and present (H) Rockford Files [H B O ] 1 S t & Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's duo: P oqusts C ness (CC) A visit to the Old Timers' Day [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Believers* A series performance of the national anthem, according d§) M *A*S'H [TMC] MOVIE; Steele Justice' A DEAR However, Marvella Crabb (her Reunion in the year 2 0 1 3 (In Stereo) former marine takes on the Vietnamese of bizarre murders leads a police psycholo­ to sources close to Ms. Norman. d3) (57) MacNell/Lehrer Newshour crime syndicate responsible for his best gist to the leaders of an ancient religious real name), manager of the 'Q'lB UKJ LUQHLW NZXXBX [M AX] MOVIE: Blind Date' (CC) A ABBY: I’ve al­ She also will record a version of “ The dS) Simply Christmas blind date jiairs an overworked yuppie friend’s death. Martin Kove, Sela Ward, cult in present-day Manhattan. Martin ways heard Florist Information Committee of (36) Current Affair with a beautiful woman who reacts to al Ronny Cox 1987. Rated R Sheen. Helen Shaver. Robert Loggia. Marseillaise” on the Philips label accompanied KL PNX. Q'lB ZDLAQIBJ coliol in a strange way Bruce Willis^ Kim 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) that poinsettia the Society of American Florists, 3'6) W in , Lose or D ra w [USA] Dragnet stated that the poinsettia plant is by theOrchestra of Paris, conducted by Semyon Basinger, John Larroquolte 1987 Rated [USA] MOVIE: Island Monster' A plants are poi­ D ear A bby 3D Mi Nombre es Coraje PG 13 (In Stereo) 12:05AM (X) Entertainment Tonight kindly philanthropist befriends an agent not poisonous — and she is Bychkov. LUBE KAA.' — KGJW Interview with actor Arnold Schwarzeneg­ sonous. Every (6p Fam ily T ies (CC) [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Believers' A series sent to discover who is behind a drug Hip pain result ger (In Stereo) • smuggling ring on the island of Ischia. Boris year at Christ­ Abigail Van Buren amazed that this rumor still [CNN] Moneytine of Ijizarre murders leads a police psycholo­ H Z Z G B W . gist to tluj leaders of an ancient religious (X) ^ Alfred Hitchcock Karloff, 1958. mastime, I persists. [ESPN] College Basketball: Providence 12:30AM Liz taking it easy PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A woman who doesn’t wear lipstick feels (lilt m jiresem day Manhattan Martin Presents warn friends Furthermore, according to the at Boston College (2 hrs ) (Live) 3:40AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'Extram e undressed in public. Unless she works on a farm.” — Max Factor Slieon, Helen Shaver, Robert Loggia (2D GD U te Night With David Letter Prejudice' (CC) A Texas Ranger is forced of bone disease with small American Medical Association, NEW YORK (AP) — Actress Elizabeth [U S A ] He M an / She Ra C h ristm a s Spe 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) man (R) (In Stereo) to confront a childhood friend who now cial (60 min ) children or pets no deaths or serious injuries have Taylor is “ taking it easy in Caiifornia,” 10:07PM 157) Four Strong W inds: Ian GD Sea Hunt runs a drug network out of Mexico. Nick C B p m Magazine Featured Nolle, Powers Boothe, Michael Ironside. to avoid poin­ been attributed to poinsetti^ recovering from recurring back problems that 7;30PM & Sylvia and Friends Taped at Toronto's 3D Hollywood Squares the story behind an unsolverLmurder Kmgswood Music Theatre This reunion 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) DEAR DR. GOTT: What should be done about settia plants for that reason. Well, many who believe otherwise. ingestion. kept her from attending a tribute to an AIDS 3D Gene Scott CE) C u rre n t A ffa ir coni.eri liy 60s folk stars Ian and Sylvia 3:55AM [HBO] To Be Announced. Legg-Calve-Perthes disease after it has gone last year, my roommate, who is a BILL IN ILLINOIS So, after years of being ma­ researcher, her publicist said. 1 yson also features musical performances [D IS ] New Vaudevillians III Host Harry C B S i Jeop ard y! (CC) through all its stages? Our son, who has it, is 17. landscape architect, showed me ligned, bad-mouthed anddicrimi- Miss Taylor, who has raised millions in the by Gordon Lightfooi Judy Collins, Linda Anderson presents today's vaudeville tal­ 4:00AM GD streets of San Francisco C B K a te 8t A llie (CC) Ronstndi and Emrnylou Harris Originally ent in a variety of settings (60 min ) [CNN] Larry King Overnight an article in Landscape Contrac­ DEAR BILL: I telephoned nated against, the beautiful poin­ fight against the deadly disease, missed the THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME I (TD IN N N e w s aired on CBC (67 min } [USA] Edge of Night tor magazine saying that poinset­ several local florists in Los settia plant rates a clean bill of recent fete at Carnegie Hall for Dr. Mathilde l« by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 4:30AM [DIS] Scheme of Things ® ) M "A *S *H 1 0:30PM 11) (18 O dd C ouple DEAR READER: Legg-Calve-Perthes disease is tias are not poisonous. So, please Angeles, asking if the poinsettia health — and comes out smelling Krim. 1 2:35AM (X) Family Feud Unscramble these four Jumbles, r The New Liar's Club 24 A '60s Folk/Rock Reunion Highlights a disorder of unknown cause marked by a pass this information on to your plant was poisonous, and was like a rose! “ She’s had a lot of problems with her back,” 12:40AM GD m o v ie . Once Again' one letter to each square, to form (30 W in . Lose or D raw .)( ,1 Ni‘w Jersey concert featuring derangement of the femoral capital epiphysis, the readers, as I am sure there are told, "Yes, we think so.” Chen Sam, Miss Taylor’s publicist, said four ordinary words. Jofin Sebastian, Jesse Cohn Young. Roger As they make plans to marry, an older cou­ (38) (61) N e w h a rt t! ' .i McCiuinn Rick Danko. Levon Holm and Ri- ple discovers that two of their respective area of soft growing bone at the top of the thigh bone DEAR ABBY: I sent for your Tuesday. “ She’s alive and well and just takingit children had a relationship that produced a SYNIO 36) C osby S h o w (CC) (In Stereo) cborrf Manuel (all formerly of The Band) CALDWELL where it fits into the hip socket. The ailment cookbooklet and just love it. Our easy in California.” Host Richie Havens (60 mm ) son. Martin Balsam. Frances Sternhagen, typically affects one leg only, with a predominance [CNN] Crossfire Richard'Cox 1986. (R) 12-year-old son made your fruit­ [M A X ] Cinernax Comedy Experiment: 126 INN News in males between the ages of 5 and 10. 1 ;00AM (X) Archie Bunker's Place Data Bank cake. It was the best fruitcake Firm signs Soviet musicians Late for Dinner (CC) Tom Leopold stars (36 H o gan's Heroes OIL INC. we’ve ever tasted, and he couldn’t as the host of a faltering late-night talk (41 < Aqui Esta Alvarez Guedes (X) Discover with Robert Vaughn This bone disease produces hip pain, disturbance show in this comic befiind tlie scenes look I 9~) Joe Franklin get over how easy it was to make. [HBO ] Hitchhiker (CC) A jjsycbiatnsi is of gait and limitation of joint movement that may NEW YORK (AP) — A Western record BLEEP at the world of late night television (In We plan to make some for company has pulled off a musical coup by Stereo) torn between ambition and passion as a 111) Twilight Zone . 6 8 » progress to muscle atrophy. result of his affair w itli a patient (In Stereo) (381 Hart to Hart Patrons of the Arts: Christmas gifts. signing five Soviet musicians, including n r 7:35PM [D IS ] Family Circus Christ­ par gal. C. O. D. 1 1 :00PM ( 3 ) (8 ) (30 ^ 0 N e w s [CNN] Crossfire Treatment consists of traction and bed rest. Some Here’s our question; Some of conductor Yuri Temirkanov, violinist Vladimir mas Special Animated The comic strip 150 gal. minimum purchaM W ho attends cultural activities family faces a fioliday dilemma when Jeffy CSj (38 M -A -S -H [ESPN] SportsCenter experts recommend pinning the unstable thigh your recipes call for sherry. Spivakov and 17-year-old pianist Evgeny wants Santa Claus to bring his grandfatfier Abby, two of our close friends are ADUMAR WHAT THE BOtTY- (9 1 Benny Hill [USA] Search for Tomorrow bone. Children usually outgrow the condition, which Kissin, to five-year deals. BUIL(?BR TURNEI? back from heaven for Christmas 649-8841 (11 Cheers (IT.) 1 :05AM (X) Love Boat subsides once the growing plates have matured and recovering alcoholics. Would us­ “All of them are making their first long-term iX) Lifequest: Mysteries of Prteaa Sub/act (o C hangt 50° o CL AAA O ie S E K 8:00PM '18' C areer M e d ia N e tw o rk (In Spanish) calcified in late adolescence. ing just a few drops of sherry be agreement in the West,” Michael Emmerson, SEEM EP T O SE. the Mind Explored mood disonli^is .md 1 :30AM (X) One Day at a Time permissible? president of West German-based BMG Clas­ h o w doctors and researcfuifs are slowly Since your son’ growth plates have probably fused MR.S J.C., QULLAS solving such mysteries of tfu* mind ibft sics, said Tuesday. “ I think we have a lot to be Now arrange the circled letters to min ) by the age of 17, he should be able to be fully active Percent attending COLUMBUS, GA. thankful to glasnost for.” 40°b form the surprise answer, as sug­ CSj C lio A w a rd s l-fost Uavid I fiisure ( Joe now. If he has some remaining disability, such as in last year The other artists are violist Yuri Bashmet and gested by the above cartoon. Isuzu ") lakes a look at U S and foreign limitation of motion or weakness, he should have Grade s c h o o l^ DEAR MR.S J.C.: Not even cellist Natalia Gutman, along with the Moscow television commercials honored for their STOP HORSING AROUND... follow-up examinations by an orthopedic surgeon creative excellence at ttie 29th annual Clio High school graduate ^ ONE drop of alcohol Is permissi­ Virtuosi and the Leningrad Philharmonic. A n * ; I X I l I I T -LLXUn Awards held earlier tins year (GO tnin.) who will want your son to have continuing physical ble for a recovering alcoholic. The first recording by Kissin of Rachmani­ 30°.o- College g ra d u a le ^ (Answers tomorrow (X) 36) Growing Pains (CC) Ben invents a WE WILL NOTIFY therapy to strengthen the leg. 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Don't abandon your dreams now [M A X ] MOVIE: 'North Shore' A naive replace the lamps, but the tenants against you. Furthermore, the fact DEAR J.D.: I hate to be a bearer of tremendous potential and they should MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL backgammon as I did before,” said Yamani, just because they haven't been fulfilled Arizona teen-ager challenges the perilous insist that they because there was an that they are in a different state would bad tidings, but this problem is your Bruce Willlamt, America’s top be boldly pursued. waves of Hawaii's legendary coastline Saudi Arabia’s former oii minister. "It is very yet. emergency, they should get their make it difficult for them to bring fault. Your credit card was issued radio talk host. Is heard each PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) You are SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today M att Adler, Nta Peeples, Gregory flarnson difficult to beat a judge.” 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) The Manchester Herald money back. What do you think? legal action, especially considering because your mother co-signed for it weeknlght on NBC stations. Write to /tow In a very good achievement cycle you’ll be entering a rather extended cy­ Teshoian, 52, son of a steelworker who cle that has extremely encouraging fi­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Nomads' An unlhrojuil- L.T., the relatively modest amount of since the credit card folks were Williams In care of the Manchester and If you take the appropriate mea­ P O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 immigrated to Worcester from Armenia, is a sures, you can vastly Improve your ma­ nancial possibilities. Before It Is over, ogist is driven mad by a supernatural Es JOHNSON CITY, TENN. reluctant to loan you money. Herald, P.O. Box 561, Manchester kimo myth, the Innuats,' nomadic, hostilt? money involved. 1958 graduate of Clark University and a 1961 there should bo a marked Improvement When you went into default (that is, 06040. Letters of general Interest will terial circumstances. 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MAC thoughts of a possible NCAA championship. n baby! &AY I CAPNY , I aNO I ARE having , H € A D B »T T M \ACaZT«rt BATTLE — Hartf- m 'fZ B UOMB Y o u ' fu/ij WiTM THiS/PAfTA L An 0-2 trip, which is quite possible, would bring Drd's Brent Peter °NA«/VBfre// e s r r i f i & 2ippy oycAjevAnAAr’ the University of Connecticut basketball team son, right, battles r^^B!^BI I OF APToF, crashing back to earth, and certainly out of The Shane Rawley. Schmidt’s agent. Arthur Rosen­ Tuesday to return to their former What’s the lead leading high from a doubleton. Here is ment, a tournament official announced WEST EAJST Rangers, baseball’s winter meetings The bidding war for free agent berg, said the signing of the one-year clubs. Bill Buckner re-signed with a deal that demonstrates the effec­ Tuesday. ♦ S4 ♦ 5 PIC^ really have been a big deal. pitchers Bruce Hurst and Nolan Ryan deal for a guaranteed $500,000 would Kansas City for $400,000, Jim Dwyer Y 8 6 3 from three small? tiveness of this approach. ♦ A K Q 10 9 Robert A. Orenstein, chairman of the 1989 The Rangers followed up their got serious and both were very close to be announced today. Schmidt can re-signed with Minnesota for $200,000 ♦AJ432 ♦ Q876 Against four spades. West led a low PGA tournament, said the purse was increased By James Jacoby CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawall nine-player blockbuster with the making decisions. make another $1.3 million in bonuses and Garry Templeton re-signed with ♦ 8 7 2 ♦ Q 10 3 heart. East cashed two high hearts. so the tournament can continue attracting top Chicago Cubs by acquiring second The Angels made a $1.8 million offer if he stays healthy and plays San Diego for $500,000, all three for Since he knew the remaining heart golfers. SOUTH How do you lead from three small was held by West, it was futile to play WHATCHA WATCHIN: NO. IT'G A PROGRAM WHERE baseman Julio Franco from Cleve­ plus incentives to Ryan, his highest regularly. one year. Fujio Mitarai, president of Canon U.S.A., The Phillies had announced Sunday ♦ A K Q 10 9832 cards in your partner’s suit, when the a third round of the suit. So he C H A U N C 5 ' e o m - THEY TRY X* HELP COUCH land on Tuesday for first baseman bid yet. and said they would match Also Tuesday, two free agents were Y4 2 ^ V ie H A v e said the increase will keep the tournament in opponents are playing a suit contract switched to a low diamond. There was THIWaONTHe POTATOES. Pete O’Brien, outfielder Oddibe any offer Hurst gets. that they reached agreement with offered salary arbitration by their ♦ K 10 „ the “ upper echelon” of PGA tour events. Schmidt, but a last-minute snag ♦ s themselves? I ask because many play­ nothing for declarer to do but put up 6fyv:e PROGRAM? McDowell and infielder Jerry California on Tuesday increased its former clubs — Mike Flanagan by ers make a top-of-nothing lead, believ­ the king, so the contract was down Canon has been a title sponsor of the Browne. developed. Vulnerable: Neither UFTOpf/ NICE GOING. offer to Hurst to $5.5 million for three Toronto and Wayne Tolleson by the ing that it is very important to let one. OAPCtAPOAPCLAP MR.FERRIG/ tournament since 1985. During Canon’s affilia­ In the only other deal of the day, years, up from $4,9 million. San Diego The Rangers, who had not made a Yankees. Dealer: E^st their partners know that they do not tion, the GHO purse has grown from $400,000 in If West was a top-of-nothing leader, Philadelphia traded All-Star pitcher Tuesday increased its offer to $5.25 trade at the winter meetings since The Mets also met with the Los have an honor in the suit. The crucial coNeOTiusnoNs/ '•I Norlh Elait he would have led the eight of hearts. 1984 to $1 million next year. Kevin Gross to Montreal for starter million from $4.7 million. Boston then 1983, now have made three deals South problem that comes into play is that Angeles Dodgers again and talked 1 Y East would cash two tricks and then Proceeds from the GHO have enabled the Floyd Youmans and reliever Jeff matched California’s $5.5 million involving 15 players. 4 Y partner may then have great difficul­ w o o ! about New York second baseman ss Pass Pass not know what to do. (It would be a Greater Hartford Jaycees to fund and support Parrett. Parrett was 12-4, including offer, a $500,000 increa.se from the Red “ You don’t come down here expect­ ty distinguishing between the top of reprehensible violation of the propri­ Wally Backman. New York wants numerous community projects and charities 8-0 in extra-inning games. Sox’s previous bid. Hurst was 18-6 ing to do anything. But we hoped to reliever Ricky Horton, Opening lead: Y 3 three small and the top of a doubleton. eties of bridge for West to fumble or throughout Connecticut. The 1989 Canon GHO Before Parrett was traded to the with a 3.66 earned-run average for the improve our offense, and we have.” Minnesota and the New York My recommendation is that you lead hesitate before playing to the second will be played July 3 to July 9 at the low from three small cards, since I be­ Phillies, he was offered to the New Red Sox in 1988, Texas general manager Tom Grieve Yankees reached a dead end on a heart.) A third round of hearts would Tournament Players Club in Cromwell. lieve it is more important to let your let South make the contract. York Mets. The Phils were also busy complet­ said. trade for Yankees outfielder Dave The Phillies, who finished last in the ing details of Mike Schmidt’s compli­ Franco batted .303 last season, tops Winfield. W — M A N C H ESTER H ER A LD . Wednesday, Dec. 7, 19«« M A N C H ES TE R H ER A LD , Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1988 — t l SCOREBOARD Gaylord, try again next year

By Hal Bock won more games. Only four Eventually, he confessed. Yup. universities currently operating Rangsrs 5, Canucks 3 fO U T H The Associated Press struck out more batters. SuperSonIcs 112, Spurs 107 Berea 79, Alice Lloyd 75 Perry said, he broke the rules. So under NCAA sanctions. Get Hockev Berry 94, Rogler 78 Under ordinary circumstan­ what? M w Y m I i I 1 t s Basketball caught cheating and you pay the SEATTLE (112) Birmingham-Southern 119, Miles 58 Sometimes the names on the ces, you put a check next to So maybe he doesn't go in the VoncouvM- 1 I •—I Centre 98, CampbellsvllleS9 price. Sanctioned colleges and Rrst Period— 1, Voncouver, Tonfl 11 Cumberlond, Ky. 72, Plk^llle 51 Hall of Fam e ballot Jump out at Perry’s name on the ballot and Hall of Fame. So maybe you don’t (Mrlko, Bennino), 10:45 (pp). universities don’t go to a bowl .NHL standings \onriKUr ovnninvyr iu.49 ippi. £ i a im s • _«■ E. Tennessee St. 91, Mississippi St. 82 you. demanding an instant check move on to other candidates. But celebrate his misdemeanor with game or to the basketball tourna­ Vancouver, Pedenon 8 (Tontl, Sand- NBA StSndmQS Erskine 70, Wofford 61 , next to their names. lok), 12:01. 3, New York, Dohlen 12 George Mason 78, lj>no Bland U. 74 these are’ not ordinary circum­ that ultimate tribute, at least not ment for a while. You reform and (Sandstrom, Lawton), 15:39. 4, New WALES CONFERENCE SM A N TO N IO (107) Georgia St. 83, Armstron* St. 64 Sometimes they Jump out at stances. That’s because Perry right away. then you can get back in the good York, Gronoto 14 (Maloney, Nllan), 19:47. EASTERN CONFERENCE Greensboro 78, Lynchburg 67 Patrick Dlvltlon Penalties— Tontl, Van (Interference), Atlantic Division A r ■^ri!S!?®'’f'.'|l'*'S'Brlckowskl31000 you, but the check isn't so instant. cheated. Ordinarily, there is no abiding graces of the authorities. W L T PtS OF OA By LEWIS WITHAM 6, G Andm®n 7-123517, Robertson 11-21M Hampton U. 90, St. Augsfstlne's 74 Plttiburgh 16 10 1 119 5:33; Dionne, N Y (holding),9:14. W L Pet. OB Howard U. 63, St. Paul’s fl Cari Yastrzemski had 452 home Starting, he has said, in 1964 reason not to vote for a Hall of 33 129 New York 11 6 Whitehead 2-4 Ob 4, •„ N Y Kanotn 15 10 3 33 118 107 .647 Take the fouls one player can Louisiana Tech 111, LSU 109, D T runs, 3,419 hits and 1,844 runs when he decided he needed a little Famer in his first year of Second Period— 6, New York, Dionne 6 Philadelphia ii 6 .647 f-20b2lrn?„*i5r^?'®.®*? ^*^9, Maxwell Louisville 83, M urray St. )1 There is no evidence that Perry Woshlngton 13 11 3 29 97 96 Boston commit in an NBA game, add batted in. That’san instant check. Phlladeibhia (Sandstrom, Vonblesbrouck), 11:17 (pp). 8 9 .471 3 I ^0-02, King3>61'27.Totals42-9423-26107. M a ry Washington 91, Salisbury St. 86 something extra to survive. eligibility. A candidate either 12 17 2 26 116 114 New Jersey ever reformed. In fact, late in his , • New Jersey 8 14 4 107 6, Vancouver, LIdster 3 (Tontl, Reinhart), 7 12 .368 5 the number of feet in the long- Memphis St. 84, Bradley 77 Perry doctored baseballs. For a 20 82 19:30 (pp). Penalties— Lawton, N Y (slash­ Charlotte qualifies or he doesn’t. His career, he began refining his . N Y IskmOers 7 18 2 16 80 115 4 11 .267 6 Mobile 100, Stillman 68 Johnny Bench had 389 home ing), 9:15; Nordmork, Van (high- Washington 4 11 .267 jump record, subtract the sSntotonlo long time, he played cat and credentials will not change. If Adorm Division 6 Morehouse 104, Clork U. 76. runs, 1,376 R B I and defined his attack ()n the rules, using resin as Montreol 17 9 4 38 121 100 sticking), 9:15; Mrlko, Van (hooking), Central Division number of Olympic gold McKev/ ElMs, Schoene Morris Brown 75, TuskeoM 71 mouse with batters, keeping 10:44; Gronoto, N Y (hooking), 17:55. Detroit __ they are good enough forelection, an additional weapon to launch Boston 12 10 7 31 99 87 13 4 .765 medals won by Mark Spitz in fca^ S e a ttle 65. N. Carolina A & T 66, Winston-Salem 62 defensive position for a genera­ them guessing as he fidgeted on Buffalo Clevelond 11 4 .733 1 Anfonlo 51 (G And«r«fin Presbyterian 76, Newberry 74 they are good enough as soon as what he called his puff pitch. He 11 15 2 24 96 120 Atlanta tion. Another instant check. Hartford 11 14 1 23 95 93 Third Period— 7, New York, Petit 4 11 6 .647 2 1972, and multiply by the ’ >• »«cMlllan 6)! IS!J Radford 104, Delaware St. 63 the mound between pitches like a he is eligible. never resorted to a hammer and (Gronoto), 11:56. 8, New York, Mullen 14 Milwaukee 8 6 .571 3’/a ^^Randolph-Macon 83, Hompden-Svdnev Jim Bunning, won 100 games in . (kiebec 9 18 2 20 103 135 Chicago number of Wimbledon titles man with a nervous condition. In Perry’s case, though, that CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (Shaw), 19:35 (sh-en). Penalties— 8 8 .500 4>/a , each league, pitched a no-hitter in chi.sel . but there is some suspicion Sandstrom, NY (tripping), 4:25; Sand­ Indlano 2 13 .133 10 won by Jimmy Connors. S.C.-Alken 87, Limestone 82 What was he up to out there? may not be so. Maybe he ought to Norris Division strom, N Y (roughing), 8:20; Tontl, Van that had he figured out a way to ' w L T PtS OP GA WESTERN CONFERENCE SW Louisiana 84, Samford 78 each league and missed making it Why did he keep tugging at his be made to wait on the doorstep Dotrolt 14 9 4 32 110 106 (roughing), 8:20; Adorns, Van (holding), Midwest Division PAYOFF: The above answer is Tenn. Temple 86, Cumberland, Tenn. 77 by four votes last ye^r when nine conceal those tools, they would 9:32; Nllan, N Y (holding), 14:38; Petit, w L cap that way? And how come the for a while. Let him think about St. Louis 11 10 4 26 87 84 Pet. OB aiso the Oiympic year (19— ) in Big East standings Tennessee St. 78, Carson-Nevnnan 61 have been in his arsenal, too. Toronto 109 NY(hooklng),18:14. Denver 11 6 .647 Virginia 88, Falrlelgh Dickinson 61 blank ballots were cast, disrupt­ ball did such unnatural things 11 15 1 23 89 Utah just how he achieved those Hall of Fame rules require that Minnesota 9 14 4 22 87 104 Shots on goal— New York 11-13-7— 31. 10 6 .625 Va which a U.S. minister won his Big East Conference O 'all Virginia St. 91, Shaw 74 , ing the number required for when he finally got around to Chlcogo 6 18 4 16 112 141 Vancouver 9-12-13— 34. Houston n 7 .611 '/a W 1 w L Virginia Tech 103, James Madison 84 credentials. candidates be judged on more Dallas second straight pole vault election. Give the man his instant Smythe Division Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 1 9 6 .600 1 Syracuse 0 0 7 0 Webber 90, Palm Beach Atlantic 75 throwing it? Now don’t misunderstand. Coo- th.an playing ability. Among the Calgary 4 4 44 126 72 of 3; Vancouver 2 of 5. Son Antonio 6 9 .400 4 gold medal. Who was he? Seton Holl 0 0 6 0 West Georgia 90, North Alabama 84 check. 20 MIomI Reggie Jackson was so upset at perstown is full of pitchers who Los Angeles 18 10 0 36 152 115 GMlIes— NewYork,Vanblesbrouck,l()-6^ 0 13 .000 9 St. John's 0 0 4 0 MIDWEST Then we come to Gaylord criteria listed are integrity, ■■■mi . Edmonton 16 9 3 35 129 111 2 (34 shots-31 saves). Vancouver, Pacific Division Providence 0 0 5 0 Auaustana,lll. 72, Cornell, lowb 62 Perry’s act one time that he did funny stuff. Whitey Ford was sportsmanship and character. ■ Vancouver 11 14 99 96 M cLean, 4-6-2 (3(F26). L.A. Lakers 13 3 .813 _ Connecticut 0 0 3 0 Carroll, WIs. 84, Northwestern, WIs. 65 Perry, who, like Yastrzemski and 5 27 A — 15,331. lugged a bucket of water out of the a devoted husband, but that Winnipeg 11 9 4 26 100 97 Phoenix 9 7 .563 4 Georgetown 0 0 2 0 Cent. Methodist 87, Columbia, Mo. 64 Nowhere does it say anything Seattle his 3,000-plus hits, arrives for dugout in protest. If you’re going Tueidav'i Gomes Referee — Ron Hoggorth. 9 7 .563 4 Boston College 0 0 4 1 Dakota Wesivn 92, Northwestenj, lowo 85 wasn’t why he wore his wedding about considering how well you Hartford 9, Buffalo 0 Linesmen— Mike Cvik, Ron Finn. Portland 9 8 .529 4«/a spJBMOib qog iJdOAVd Pittsburgh 0 0 3 1 consideration with one of the to load it up, Reggie was saying, (Solden State ring to the mound. Scuffed conceal a foreign substance and Woshlnoton 4, Philadelphia 3 7 9 .438 6 9S c >. 7 - 6Z J 9 :U 3 M S N V Vlllonovo 0 0 4 2 Drake 99, Alotxima St. 78 i credentials that usually guaran­ L.A. Clippers 6 11 here’s a game-long supply of baseballs, you see. also do Pittsburgh 7, Chicaoa 6 .353 7‘/a Drury 64, Arkansas Tech 61 tee automatic admission. He won 3pply it to the ba.seball without Bostan 4, New York Islonders 3 Jets 5. Kings 4 Socromento 2 12 .143 10 ©1985 by NEA. Inc Tuesday's Results Findlay 81, Malone 55 ‘ ammunition. Jackson got thrown acrobatics on their way to the getting caught. St. Louis 3, Minnesota 0 Tuesday's (Tames Providence 78, Yale 55 Fronklln 83, Eorlhom 81, O T 314 games and struck out 3.534 out for carrying on that way. plate. Calgary 3, Quebec 2 New York 124, Denver 123, O T Penn 71, Vlllonovo 70 Grand Volley St. 95, Northwd, Mich. 78 batters in 22 seasons, formidable Come back next year. Gaylord, New York Ronoers 5, Voncouver 3 Winnipeg 2 2 0 1— S Portland 97, New Jersey 93 Pittsburgh 81, Jacksonville 74 Hillsdale 79, Spring Arbor 76 Perry, however, kept right on People cheat. If they didn’t, and we’ll talk about your check Atlanta 123, Sacramento 113 numbers indeed. Only 14 pitchers Winnipeg 5, Los Angeles 4 O T LosAnpetes i i 2 8— 4 Seton Hall 90, St. Peter's 6C Illinois 97, Florida 67 ' pitching. fho^r. '<-riM|(in’t be 24 colleges and mark then Wednesday's Games First Period— 1, Winnipeg, Boschman 2 Chicago 105, Boston 100 Boston College 87, Molne 59 Washington at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. (Ashton), 2:37.2, Los Angeles, Robltollle20 Milwaukee 109, Detroit 84 Knicks 124, Nuggets 123 (OT) Tonight's Games Montreal at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. (G retikv, Duchesne), 8:18 (pp). 3, Houston 106, Cleveland 105 Providence ot Boston Colleoe, Seattle 112, Son Antonio 107 Quebec at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Winnipeg, Elynulk 8 (Nummlnen, Olous- D EN V E R (123) (ESPN) Thundov'i Gomes son), 15:45 (pp). Penalties— Duchesne, LA Phoenix 130, Washington 92 Fordhom at St, John's Swimming L.A. Lakers 111, L.A. Clippers 102 Cooper372-38,Engllsh)9-3)0-038,Schov« Buffalo at Boston, 7:35 p.m. (cross

MANCHESTER. Four MANCHESTER. Large 5 AQUARIUMS. S and 10 bedrooms, I'/i baths, plus 5 room 2 fam ily, 3 % Specioli « w gallon with hoods, BUICK CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 fireplace, garage, nice bedroom units, vinyl stand, pumps and 1114 tm uLOne owner. yard, needs fixing up. tiding, wolk-up attic, much more. S100.00. ROMIBT ^BOMIBT $140,000. Owner, 232- large lot. Close to 384. Coll 444-4575. ______BDBO^IAOs OOMiBT MMBoOM^Ds CLEAMM AC. S oM to M il lt n i 9653. Good Income. Positive MIDCEUMIEOUD I - - aaai mm cash flow. Best buy In DERVRXD Notices PART TIME HOMED HOMED MANCHESTER. Aftrac- DERVRXD IMIDCEIIAREOUD •44SSerbMloasr. Employment tlvely decorated 3 bed­ Manchester. Anxious HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR DALE FOR DALE owner will help with N6BO tlnriE? L-Et ma Go IFOR DALE 4 4 4 - t S U room Contemporary iBiwiiiiMiNaiita OSL Building Molnta- A* o condition precedent to with Cothedrol Ceil­ second mortgage fi­ your clgonlnsi. Rafcr- Noam oddlitonA deefce, root- nonca Co. Commarcl- WAITRESSES. Part time CUSTOMER Relations gncaiicas, frgg gstlmotas, the placement of any odver- URGENTLY need depen­ All rent estate adverllted In YOUR Head w ill spin ings, fireplace. Only 6 nancing. $172,900. Anne fng. siding. wlnOowe end gutt­ ol/Rotldanflol building TfflTS EIGHT month old water- 1987 TOYOTA MR2, tltlne In the Manchester He­ PART TIME and full time. No expe­ and Service. Full time INSURANCE L m ,(4 4 3 4 m . dable person to work the Manchester Herald Is when you see all the months old, two decks M iller Real Estate, 647- ers. Antypeeolremodeangend ropolrs and homo Im- bed, S325. Courthouse stlvar, 14,000 m ll4 f, mid rald, Advertiser hereby ___ I HELP WANTED rience necessary. position for large furni­ Expanding agency 8000.O RELIABLE MOyiNB without supervision for sublect to the FOIr Housing room In this terrific 9 with sliders, plus cen- mpNn. Oglt Bob Fgnagd, Jr. nrovamontt. intarlor One (sold membership, angina, olr condition­ agrees to protect, Indemnify Apply In person. Lui­ ture store. Excellent Texas Oil Company In looking for professio­ Act of 1968, which mokes It room RIased Ranch on QuBlHy HoniB Low, Law Ratat. 12'/^ months left for and hold harmless the Man­ trol air. Coll for more MANCHESTER. Beauti­ tNB.647-8SM axtarlor poInNng, ing, ttntad gloss, crulte MANCHESTER Doctor's gi's, 704 Hartford Road, solary for right Individ­ Manchester area. We nal, experienced Cus­ Illegal to advertise ony pref­ West Vernon Street. 4 ful four bedroom Col- BhonnoUgg movog. $450. Compared to reg­ chester Herald, Its officers ual. Apply In person to: details. $192,900. Reolty ClM nlng 8«rylc« light corpantrv. Com- control, 5 t p a a d , Office looking for de­ 649-5325. train. Write H.F. Dick­ tomer Service Repre­ erence, limitation ordlscrlm- bedrooms, 3 full baths, ntal, large living room Rm . 6 4 8 4 8 4 8 ular price of $700 plus. ,and employees against onv Mr. William Singer, Inotlon based on race, color, _World, Benoit, Plata lonltorlol ggr- Insurad. Dspondabta AM/FM cotaaffa. and all liability, loss or pendable, mature, RESPONSIBLE Student erson, President, sentatives able to family room with wet with morble/oak fire­ Semne ate MenolwMer erec. Eric 449-3426.0______S10,995. 74^7010, o flo r Puritan Furniture, 1061 religion, sex or notional Frechette Associates, ylca, Exparlancod. r#l- 24 Yaara axpartanaa In expense. Including ottor- highly motivated, wanted to babysit tor 7 SWEPCO, Box 961005, handle all areas of bar, beautiful Vermont 646-7709.O place, formal dining Pereonel oteenlno eervlot FOR RENT. Backhoe, 1 New Britain Avenue, origin, or on Intention to QOT*9fMK110 nMnOW ViM PMITRM/ •t*le. (roe astlmolm. moving 5pm. ,nevs' fees, arising from friendly person to as­ year old. 10 hours per Fort Worth, 76161. agency activity. Office marble fireplace. In- room, eat-ln kitchen, 4434)304: cubic yard frock. By West Hartford. moke any such preference, JUST Arrived. Cuddle up realdenIM eteenlno needs lor PAPERRID 1978 VOLKSW AGON Rab­ .claims of unfair trade practi­ sist In high paced set­ week, Thursday, 3-8, MANAGER and Bedding managers and II- limitation or discrimination. low set-up possible. first floor den and hour, dally or weekly. In front of the fireplace the busy prolstelonel CeH CHARLES Tiig tiontiy- 6 W 8 6 6 9 - - . bit. Rallablatransporo- ces, Infringement of trade­ ting. Afternoon hours Saturday, l-8pm. It In­ ACCOUNTS Payable. Im­ Buyer for large retail censecTagents are wel­ The Herald will not know­ Acre plus lot. New laundry, enclosed Call 647-9745, days or marks, trade names or pat­ In this six room Colon­ todey for your Inw home NAME your own raoso- nion. Oonarol Work. flon. $200. Coll and one or two even­ terested, coll 647-7706, mediately lob opeln- furniture store. Expe­ come. Salary comen- ingly accept onv advertise­ price, $187,500. Jack- porch, finished rec 742-7979, evenings. ents, violation of rights of ial. Three generous Guttar cloaning, etltar evenings, 643-7066. ings o week. Call 646- offer 3:30.______Ing, experience rience In merchandis­ ment which Is In violation of son & Jackson Real room, full walk-up at­ nobla prlca. POthar A privacy and Infrlngemenf of surate with experi­ the low.______bedrooms, 1'/i baths, o^^goragg riaonlng. FOR RENT. John Deere 5153.______preferred but will ing and buying bed- Estate, 647-8400.O tic, refInIshed oOk 4 2 9 - 7 7 8 5 Son Pointing nnG Poi>- DODGE. 1979, St. Rsgls. 4 -copyright and proprietary BUSY Manchester Law ence. Send resume to large eot-ln kitchen, window washing. Coll 510 Combo with opera­ > rights, unfair competition WANTED. Full or part train Apply In person dlng, customer SbuTHERN New Eng- floor. Situated on over- artng. Romovol. 291- door, V-8, loaded. Ex­ Firm seeks secretary, Box A, c/o the Man­ land classifleld ads SOUTH WINDSOR. An vinyl siding and oil •5671 Chorlos for oil your tor, trl-oxle dump and libel and slander, which time clerical. After­ to : Mr. William Singer, relations. Excellent slzed lot. Bowers grtck,b{gefcgndatgng, cellent condition. $1500 part tim e, 9-2, 4 or 5 chester Herald. reach nearly 800,000 exceptional home that appliances Included. ganarol work, m e m . earomlc ttig, morMo and truck with driver. Coll .may result from the publlca- noons, Mondav- Puritan Furniture, 1061 opportunity for moti­ Shcool district. Owner HOUSE CLEANING or bast offer. 4444645. days a week. Good homes In Connecticut Is only three years old Marilyn Vofteronl. cancrata. 647-9745, days or 742- -tlon of ony advertisment In Frldav, 1-5. Typing re­ New Britain Avenue, vated, qualified furni­ must sell. Make an WSH m h f t c d . SNOwPLdWiiiA. ion- 1980 CAMARO Roily the Manchester Herald by typing skills, dicta­ HAIRSTYLIST. Part and Rhode Island. The that offers 3 bedrooms, $167,900. Sentry Real SERVICES . NaiabittoaMnalii 79769, evenings.______quired. Send brief West Hartford. ture person. Send re­ offer. Asking $174,900. Spend time wUli yoor family r m t m stru,clton company w ill Sport. Power staaring, odvertlser. Including adver- phone. Call Diane, 646- time or full time, price for a basic 25 first floor family room, 222-7141 s r <17-1972 resume and references sume to: Mr. William Estote, 643-4060.n Anne Miller Real Est­ dortnf tb« holldsys. let us etw oeytaatee do snow romovol fo r' W H E E L Horse. 42 Inch power brakai, tilt .tlsements In any free dlstrl- 7779.______friendly atmosphere. word ad Is only $55 and 2>/2 baths, eot-ln kit­ to Box B, C /0 M an­ TEXAS Refinery Corpo­ Singer, Puritan Furni­ A QUIET Place In the ote, 647-8000.O clean your honie. Can parking lot or subdivi­ sonw plow attachment wheel, many n o w buflon publlcotlons pub­ PART Time drivers Good growth potential. will appear In 43 news­ chen, formal dining and 12 Inch dirt plow. lished by the Manchester chester Herald, 16 ration needs m ature ture, 1061 New Britain country Is closer than ' Mrt68166jr8 86lR8^r lM8H88^L sion roods. Call 447- parts. S3000 or best helper, moving furni­ Bolton, 647-9989. papers. For more In­ room, fireplace, and 742-0217 or e4^454^ S175. 649-1861.______Herald. Penny Sleffert, Bralnord Place, Man­ person now In M an ­ Avenue, West Hart- you think. Sunny flre- 9745, days o r 74^7979, offer. 7424)084. ture. Call 647-1717, formation call Classi­ complete appliances. ask for Diane or ItUoMIe REHT A RIIHMER Publisher. chester. chester area. Regard­ ford, (Connecticut. f u l l Tim e, small engine ploced living room, CONDOMINIUMD avanlngs. ______FOR Sale. Holiday Ma­ leave message. fied, 643-2711 and ask In Im m aculate condi­ 6 4 7 - 3 8 0 8 1 Mwwni SlhW El less of training. Write: mechanic, expe- very large bedrooms, FOR DALE HAWKED I K E S O m C i trix Membership. PART Time commercial WE ARE looking for a rlenced with outdoor for defalls.o tion, on 0 large lot with excellent storage, gar­ LOST F.D. Hopkins, Box 711, self-starting, active In­ Bucket, trunk A eMpper. Slump Good deal offered. Call collections by tele­ power equipment. Paid city utilities. Only age and screened MOKKKIHID/ Wall Paptring A Anne, 742-7230, after CLYDE AND FOUND F o rt Worth Texas dividual to work In our PRICE Reduced. Owner Wa will do your groeary phone In office of na­ Insurance ond vaca­ $219,900. U & R Realty, porch. Plenty of space removal Fret eeiimalee. 6:30pm.______CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 76161.______small moll order busi­ anxious. Let us show RKOMETAX P a ln tin a shopping and othor tional organization In I HELP WANTED tion. Capital Equip­ 643-2692.G Inside and out. YoYo Bpeolal eoneldemtlon lor ROUTE 13, VERNON FREE To good, coring HAIRDRESSER needed ness. Duties Include: you this beautiful one I RatldanHol. Cammardol, etdarty and handleapped. arranda wMlo you work or Glastonbury. Good m en t C o m p a n y , 38 C arroll. $169,900. Sen­ •0995 home. 76 pound, gray part time for small taking telephone BOLTON Lake. Four VERNON. A traditional bedroom condo of Bea­ Rgfgraitcgs 4 iiMuronct. ralax. Call for datatla. 85 Monta Carlo hourly pay. Expe­ Main Street, Manches- room Ranch, masonry try Real Estate, 643- itl6 HKOMI iTAXis ENDROLLS ond white, mole. In­ HOUSEKEEPER/Cook. Manchester Salon, Coll orders, light order Colonial that was cus­ con HIM. Pool, applian­ 647-78S3 86 Eltctra T Typt •10,495 rience preferred. Call ter between 10 4.______on 2'/2 lots, 2 storage 4060.P______ces, upgraded carpet­ Morty Maftaan. <494421 B40-7402, oAorOpm or 27’.k width - 254 door cat. Neutered and M r. C arlander, 659- Green Lodge, 20 bed 645-8172 or 646-4122. packaging, helping our tom built for the pres­ Conaultgtlon / Proparatlon 83 Buksk Ragal •6995 wolk-ln customers, etc. ON THE JOB TRAINING buildings, private ent owners. Unique DUST off your dreams ing. Quiet location, Oary MeHugb. < 489121 13% width - 2 for 254 shots. Port Angora. 2666. facility. 649-4433, leave INSTRUCTIONAL Assist­ 742<0207,anytlma 85 Marc Lynx •2075 . Coll 647-7033, after messoge. ______We ore willing to train Start an exciting career In beach, appliances, gas family room with and move Into this convenient to highway. Individuala / WiLL PAINT TO MUST be picked up at the ant, Southeast Elemen­ heat. 15 minutes to eight room dormered $89,900. Realty World, Sola Proprlatora Herald Olltcs Monday thru 85 Ford Etooil 4 Dr. •4395 4:30pm.______VENDING Attendant tor the permenont full the optical Industry. We are pegged board floring, PLEASE ta ry School. 1) To Hartford. Reduced to Cape. Three bed­ Benoit, Frechette As- fro m your pktmra ar tlU a Thursday bsfom It u.m.onty. 66 Skylirfc 4 Dr. •0995 FREE Two otfectlonate 5 SOUTH WINDSOR needed In Windsor. assist special educa­ time position. Please a wholesale optical lab built In bookcase, for­ seeking a trainee for our of­ $143,900. 649-1794. rooms, fireplaced liv­ soclotes, 646-7709.O Dan Moalar 4 4 9 - 8 1 1 9 ____ *EA8E"C(l 86C«l«bnty4Dr. •7695 month old, mole kit­ Mondav-Fridav, no tion and chapter 1 apply at: Connecticut mal dining room, 4 in welercolor or oerylin Qraeary Mopping dsllvory SCHOOLS Cane 8, Reed Com- fice staff and a lab techni­ bedrooms, a special ing room, first floor UNIQUE i bedroom 86 Capriea 4 Dr. •9995 tens. Would enlov o weekends. $6.50 to teachers and students; family room, recrea­ w Bertwre L a p p a a - sorvieo. Opan 24 houra. 7. TAG good home together. posny, 134 Pine Street, cian trainee. Starting BUILDER Slashes price first floor billiard townhouse built In 1981. 65 Cantury Wgn. •0596 FOOD SERVICE start. 683-2222, ext 2326, 2) To work with speclol hourly rate $5.50 with re­ tion room for the teens days a wook. (M l us wttb Vet checked. 342-1386. Julie.______Manchester. $5000. Brand new 7 room, 2 V2 baths, 2 flre- Carpeting, appliances, CARPENTRY/ m - m o DALED We have available per­ needs students within views in 30-90-180 days. and 2 car garage. Ex­ MANCHESTER yvNiriMt 66 Cantury 4 Or. •0995 F U L L Time Medical 5e room Cape set on a places, screened rec room. Priced to LOST. Cat, white with SECRETARY/Recepfloi their classrooms. 181 Call Bob Pound to discuss tras Include central REM00EUN6 84 Skyliauik Wag. •5995 manent sub-positlons cretary/AssIsfant. Im­ private rear lot. First porch, sun deck, and sell. $106,000. Blan­ ( HOORNG orange and gray face 1st fo r busy M a in day position according the excellent fringe bene­ vac, alarm system and 846-1277 NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 87 LaSibra 4 Or. •10,995 at 3Vi hours per day mediate opening, floor fireplaced family much more, situated chard & Rossetto Real­ mnr169 MaDoM Sogg or oH Dmmo eral Statute 23-65 prohibits and tall. Hamlin Street. Street, Manchester ad to school calendar, 6 fits and appointment for In­ pool. Susan Buckno. OaBMMP OoNl |S0I1186| 60NNi61l6s 96oH(is ORO gggoil ST 87 Spaolrum 2 Dr. •7995 working 10am-1:30pm. hours per day. Salary Manchester office. room, formal living on o nice treed lot In on tors," We're Selling 98^864l2lll$I^ B$006 SMNPgf BROCK BROTHERS the bostine of advertise­ 645-8797. agency. Word process­ terview. area of comparable $209,900. Sentry Real Houses" 646-2482.P ments by any person, firm or 66 Cala. Euro 4 Dr. •7995 For application and in­ range $6.19 to $7.66 per Medical experience room and dining room. moling, eenewli wedi. iiwwwy S < 1 bmwalloa A Uw Jackson cated approximately Three bedrooms, 2Vi Phil 80 Chev 020 ...... • 7,006 age wages. Call Joe at your ad by avoiding ab- Real Estate, 647-8400.n m Visit our ahownxmi or JtaU for a free estimate. WARTEG TG tradition helping ho­ area for a nine year old fmnH ^ tPPS'cPl Instruments, Reol Estate, 647-8400.n one mile from country 86 SR-S P/U ...... • 8,205 small the response big.' ^j^rs and o host of other 649-4976. brevlotlons. 643-2711. club. Coll for details. baths with 1900 sq. RENOVATIONS Ah’ Cl iIm meowners for 41 years. boy from 2:30 to 6:00 Hgnowig 1 ROOM gr giilirg HOHig. Bollara, pumps, hothoiwi'Otar 649-5400 V BUY/TRAGE Items. $144,900. Century 21 Ep­ ft. of living s p ace In 88 LeSabre...... • 8,00S Please call Conn & preferably In my home. MlvVi oW gBMIgf woMa WindMai tanks, now and I Conn at 233-9687. Call during day, 229- stein Realty, 647-8895.0 this oversized unit. gisgwTooa gng wiwn. m iq initnoc ropte cements. HERITAGE KITCHEN and 86 Merc. Sable...• 8,095 sswinaosa Old furniture, clocks, 7316 or 645-0555, MANCHESTER. C ute Extras Include r n e e E a riu A T e s e BATH CENTER. INC. 85 Audi QT ...... • 7,005 evenings. home In great shape. fireplace, 047-380B,Nmem.....o oriental rugs, lamps, 80 Audi 4000S .... <10,395 people read Nice size living room 643464f/228-66t6 1$2 W. MBtMle ’TuinpUte. Manchester______air conditioning, paintings, coins, je­ 85 Olds Clera ...... • 7,350 c i M s i f i e d with sliders to deck. ORGANIZED Office per- Three bedrooms, hard­ waaher-dryor, rear welry, glass & china. 85 Chav Blazer ....•13,509 son to perform duties I . E W IN S c r o s s i n g wood floors, newer deck with view, plus Will pay cash. Please 84 Accord LX ...... • 6,005 Including confidential roof plus large storage APARTMENTD INBUDTRIAL call, 646-8496. typing from dicta­ a third full bath In Rentals 84 Toy. Camry ....• 8,906 shed. Great home for o FGR RENT PRBPERTY FURNITURE phone (50-60wpm) and couple or single stort­ , paitlally finished I 83 LeSabre...... • 4,905 filing. Medical Insu­ ing off. $127,900. D.W . walkout basement. AVAILABLE Imme­ MANCHESTER. 3400 BREAKFRONT, Excel­ 86 Subaru Q L .... • 7,005 rance, data entry, HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Automotive RGGMD diately, 1 bedroom lent condition, dark 345 Center St., word processing skills Available at square foot, free­ MANCHESTER. Seven FGR RENT apartment. $545. Heat stan din g Industrial frultw ood, $300. 643- M ancbeater • 847-7877 a plus. Regular, flexi­ BEAUTY SALONS FRUIT BASKETS and hot water Included. ble hours, to start at 20 UNIQUE GIFTS room Cope In a conve­ FOREST RIDGE building. Loading 7791. nient location. Spa­ 2 bedroom townhouse. dock, parking. Wood­ CARD hours per week. A eo-unit MANCHESTER. Fur­ $650. Heat and hot wa­ Growth potential. Sa­ T R E S CH IC PERO’S FRUIT STAND cious fireplaced living nished room, kitchen land Industrial Park. AUTOS FOR CRAFTSMEN’S condominium ter Included. Security FDR DALE lary depending on ex­ room, formal dining and parking privileges. Principals Only. 643- RENT/LEASE Fancy Fruit Baskets - and references re­ FUEL DIL/CDAL/ perience. Pleasant, BEAUTY SALON GALLERY room, 3 bedrooms, I'/z community located Security and referen­ 2121. delivered locally - shipped quired. No pets. Boyle FIREWDDD 1981 OLDSMOBILE Cu- professional environ­ ... has gift cerlifirates available "The Place on Cooper St." boths, plus basement on 24 beautifully ces. $75 weekly. 569- FREE Milage on low cost nationwide. Large selection of rec room with wood- AAanogement Co. 649- tlass. Automatic, ment. Send resume to: Our.trees are piled with ornaments, landscaped acres, 3528 or 649-4248. auto rcntol. Vlllooe for all your holiday styles. imported wicker. Make great stove. $132,900. D.W. 4800. MANCHESTER FREE Hardwood pallets. power brakes, power Glastonbury Psycho­ And we have Christmas Items complete with pool, steering, air. 649-6160 Auto Rental. 6432979or Great Stocking Sluffers! Christmas Gifts. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 M A N CHESTER. Room In MANCHESTER. T hree Excellent for firewood. logical Associates, Su­ galore. tennis court and quiet rooming house. BUILDING FOR Can be picked up at 181 offer 4pm.______646-7044.______ite 215, 300 Hebron 303 East Center Street 276 Oakland St., Manchester MANCHESTER. Six room heated apart­ Our shelves are slutted with carport parking. O il street parking. $75 ment. Hot wafer, $540. Burnham Street, East 1976 DODGE Charger. 318 Find thB item Avenue, Glastonbury, room Cope on beautiful per week. 646-1686 or LEASE bears and dolls. Available December 4. Hartford on weekdays Automatic. (3ood run­ ICARS Connecticut 06033, 6 4 3 - 2 4 8 3 6 4 3 - 6 3 8 4 pork-llke yard. 3 bed­ P riced at •! 55,000 0,000 sq. ft. suitable for you need And oh so much, much more. 569-3018.______Security, no pets. Coll only. In back of East­ ning condition. $500. FOR SALE MANCHESTER LEWINS CROSSING rooms, eot-ln kitchen, Principals Only warehouse, wholesale or ern Trucking. Irene Is here ss always with QInny formal dining room, 1 ROOMS for rent. Country 646-2426, weekdoys. 659-2753. IRaiicliM tBr Herald helping too, atmosphere. Kitchen retail bualneaa. Fraa GENERAL Office work. FLORAL There are a few more units available of these beautiful, cor garage. Plus hard­ Call 643-2711, MANCHESTER. Ten to fifteen hours a JEWELRY Stop by for some fun shopping. luxurious condominiums. Conveniently located In the prlvlllges, ample park­ standing building at 200 wood floors. $149,000. 8 :3 0 a m -5 p m room apartment. Heat, week, flexible hours. And we'll wrap It up foTyou. heart of Manchester close to shopping, banking, high­ ing. Call Norman, 688- Qraan Road. Large park­ PARK HILL JOYCE T h e ADAMS APPLE D.W. Fish Realty, 643- stove, refrigerator and Coll 647-8596. Holiday Hours, Open 7 Days ways and yet secluded. 1780 aq. ft. of living apace, cen­ Ask for 0188 or 742-1302. ing area, oil heat and air FLOWER SHOP of Vernon, Inc. 1591.0 garage. $550 plus secur- tral air and vacuum, completely appllanced kitchen. 2V4 Mrs. Fromerth Ity. 649-8641 after 5pm. conditioning systems. Fancy F ru il Baskets • Boxwood 14 Carat Gold Chains, 58 Cooper St. 6 4 7 - 8 1 6 1 baths, garage with opener, beautiful landscaping plus INVITATION TO BID Phone: Mr Schoenfeld at FOUR Room apartment Trees • ,Ail Your Christmas Needs!! Bracelets, Earrings much morel A lot to otter for 'US.OOO. . Sealed bids will be received APARTMENTS SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST In 4 family. Stove and STOP!! Open Dolly I0om-9pm / Sun. 10-6 In the General Services' of­ ___ I FDR RENT 643-5813 Our 15 person Insurance agency, In the heart of 36 Oak St., Manchester DAVID’S GIFT SHOPPE fice, 41 Canter St., Manches­ refrigerator. 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TRADE-IN tions for 1 bedroom, 1 ir Professional Sales 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester M A N CHESTER. 2fom lly, bedroom handicapped MALE seeking male/fe- Christmas Trees American Indian jewelry and •7 9 ,9 0 0 DECEMBER 21, 19S8 • Starting wage to »7.50/hour Im m acuUlo 3 room Condo with wbII-Io-wbII carpel throughout. NOTICE TO CREDITORS available December and 2 bedroom Section mole roommate to Cut your own,,. Blue A White Spruce PURCHASE OF ONE (1) ★ Huge Inventory • First & second shift available 647-9997 artwork, leather wallets, bells and CHFA it coming back ao check thia one out. ESTATE OF 1st. Large 3 bedroom, 8 apartments. Please share farmhouse. $340 Qlfl CertIfIcatM ivBlIabie for Spring Planting NEW ^WHEEL DRIVE SARA MCNALLY 1>/3 baths appliances. plus utilities. Private • Benefits • Cash bonuses buckles, gold and silver jewelry. Tie 10,S00« GVW DUMP The Hon. William E. 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References and H e r a l d Corned Beet - Pastrami - Bagela - Folk Art • Tto - Baskets - Pottery ■ Lampe • TOWN OF Donald Mothes IV 2 baths, fully car­ security. $800 p e r Merchandise Ads Dolls - Weddeo Toys- Dried Flowers •2 1 8 ,9 0 0 MANCHESTER, CT. Administrator Hand-Cut Lox - Smoked Flah Terry Werkhoven has listed one of the beat buys in town. This 3 peted. Plus patio, stone month. 742-7494 or 742- r n ANTIQUES/ 626’s 'all 647-9946 or 643-2711 N ew O pen 7 Dmya ROBERT B. WEISS, 74 DelmonI Street wall and brook! Imme- 428 Harttord Tpke. Vernon Twin Ponda Center • 384 C Merrow Rd. bedroom Dutch Colonial w ith 2 car garage ia an outstanding value. GENERAL MANAGER Manchester, CT 06040 8161.______1 1 ^ COLLECTIBLES Wall-lo-wall carpel throughout. A must see! dlate occupancy! Rte. 195 • Tolland. CT 013-12 LOVELY, Two bedroom 015-12 $485/month Includes ______8 7 5 -1 3 4 4 ______CHINA, Some Havlland, MX6’s heat. Coll M r. Lindsey, home, 1 plus acre, 2 car 8 7 2 -3 5 4 1 COVENTRY TOWN OF MANCHESTER pickle caster, reflec­ 649-4000. garage, workshop, full w VIDEOS •2 3 9 ,9 0 0 LEOAL NOTICE basement and hook­ tor, gloves, beaded Brand new 4 bedroom 2200 aq. ft. Colonial with 2^ batha. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public MANCHESTER. Two ups. Excellent Ication. sweater. 6430427. RX7’s MOVIES & MORE fireplaced fam ily room . 2 car garage and eel on I acre treed lot. hearing on Monday, December 19,1988 at 7:00 P.M . In the bedroom flat on first $800/m onth. 872-2200. Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches­ floor. Appllanced kit­ 872-9930. * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days OF MANCHESTER ter, Connecticut to hear and consider the following peti­ chen. S65D/month. One 929’s "Your Home VIdao Store" ELLINGTON tions: MANCHESTER. N in e ■fu r n it u r e * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day •2 2 0 ,0 0 0 year lease and security Burr Corner Shoppplng Pleze 1. JOSEPH EAWLINITIS AND DONNA LAVADO, ET AL • deposit. 649-0795. Two room, single family, M ountain Rd. ia the location o f 6 room Cape w ith attached set back high above * Classifications 71 thru 87 113a Tolland Tpke. breexeway and 2 car garage plua additional lot of record. ZONE CHANGE • 116 ADAMS STEEET (E-SI) - Request for a change In zoning district classification from Resi­ bedroom Townhouse, MAHOGANY Drop leaf MPV’s appllanced kitchen. East Middle Turnpike. * Merchandise Under *250 Video Sales & Rentals dence AA to Business 1 for a parcel of land Identified os Available Imme­ table, exercise bike, WILLINGTON 116 Adams Street. $750/month, heat In­ small refInIshed table, * Ad must contain price! Gift Certificates Available cluded. One year lease diately. $950/month. „ •2 7 9 ,9 0 0 2. OEOEOE ALEXANDER • WETLANDS EOUNDARY DIS­ References and secur- child's rocking choir, Y o u may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Mon -Thur« ip a p m • Frt. t Set. IP-SSOpm • and security deposit. and Happy Holidays from Brand new 2400 aq. ft. 4 bedroom Colonial w ith 2iA balha. fireplaced PUTE • 116 HARTFORD ROAD (A-S1) - Acting In Us co- Ify. Coll Ken of 6431442. child's oak swivel desk due to this low price... Sun. M -7 pm fam ily room. 2 oar garage and m a n ve ilra a set on 2 acre wooded lot. poclty as the Inland Wetlands Agency, the Commission 6494)795. chair, child's small pi­ will consider on application to amend the mapped wet­ 6< Manchester e 643-6455 lands boundaries for 316 Hartford Rood. MANCHESTER. F o u r STORE AND ano, AM /FM radio, set To see any of these tine homes room, second floor of golf clubs. Many BROTHKR 8 At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written OFFICE SPACE 7 likMOffl-84 calUhe communication s received. A copy of this petition Is In the apartment. Heat, ap­ other small Items. 643- Town Clerk's offics and may be Inspected during business pliances provided. Se­ 8004. 186 Wadsworth epan Ivanififi HI 9 pjn. CALL CLASSIFIED nourt. O FFIC E Space. 400-1500 Street, Manchester. curity and references Fn. 5 Sol. 'Ill 6 B.m. ZINSSER AGENCY Planning and Zoning Commission required. $600/month. square feet. Excellent Stop by after 10am, 301-315 ariTHSmET Leo Kwash, Secretory Crockett Realty, 643- location. $275. 647-9223, Thursday, Friday and MANCHEST«.C0 NNtCT1CUT 643-5135 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 NO\V! “Your Hometown Realtor" 014-13 1577. 643-7175. Saturday. 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 I U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 7.1988

Providence routs Elis Fans fear O’s move SPORTS PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Marty BALTIMORE (AP) — An underlying fear Colon scored 17 points to lead Providence that the Baltimore Orioles will someday College to a 78-55 victory over Yale Tuesday soon follow the Colts out of town surfaced night. again when the baseball team changed IN BRIEF Matt Palazzi contributed 14 points to the owners. Friars’ effort while Carlton Screen added 12 Quieting that concern was the first as Providence improved to 5-0. official order of business Tuesday after Magicians at MHS Ed Peterson scored 12 points to lead the Mrs. Agnes Williams, the widow of Orioles Yale Bulldogs, who dropped to 2-3. owner Edward Bennett Williams, sold the The Harlem Magicians, featuring Con­ American League franchise for $70 million necticut native and NBA great Calvin to a group of four men. including former Murphy, along with dribbling sensation U.S. women eliminated vice presidential candidate R. Sargent Marques Haynes, will appear at Manches­ Shriver and the team’s acting president, ter High School’s Clarke Arena Thursday at MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - Maria Strandlund and Caterina Lindqvist sparked Larry Lucchino. 7:30 p.m. The sale was announced Wednesday in Valentino Willis will star as the “Clown unheralded Sweden to an upset 2-1 victory over a depleted United States team today to Atlanta at baseball’s winter meetings. Prince of Basketball” . The supporting cast “I think we’re completely safe,” said of the Magicians includes Ken Abrams, earn a spot in the quarterfinals of the Federation C!up women’s team tennis Eugene Feinblatt, the lawyer for the Basil Hampton, Gary McClendon. Chris Maryland Stadium Authority who helped Tuggle and Rex Jones. tournament. Strandlund. 19, defeated Patty Fendick piece together a 15-year lease signed by Advance tickets ($3) are on sale at the Williams in June after months of Manchester High main office and athletic 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) in the opening singles and Lindqvist then downed Lori McNeil 6-4, 7-5 negotiations. office and at Nassiff Arms on Main Street. Gov. William Donald Schaefer, who did Tickets the night of the game will be $4. to give the unseeded Swedes victory over the second-seeded Americans. not know of the sale before hearing a radio Denmark upset seventh-seeded Argen­ report Tuesday, said he’s confident the Soccer signups closed tina 2-1 to also progress to the last eight, team will remain in Baltimore. along with the top-seeded Soviet Union, Schaefer said he plans to meet with the The Manchester Rec Department pee third-seeded defending champion West new owners to learn of their future plans. wee indoor soccer registration is closed due Germany, fourth-seeded Czecho.slovakia. IL to being filled to capacity. , AP photo fifth-seeded Spain, sixth-seeded Australia Scoring by computers and eighth-seeded Canada. VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Amateur PLAIN ENGLISH — The Nuggets’ Alex English goes for Allied donates poster boxing is turning to computerized scoring the ball along with the Knicks’ Kenny Walker In their HARTFORD - The Hartford Whalers Frank gets gold medal and better protective equipment as it game Tuesday night. New York won in overtime, 124-123. will host their third annual anti-drug poster battles charges of corruption and concerns night on Saturday. Dec. 10, when they take NEW YORK (AP) - Clint Frank, who over safety. on the Calgary Flames. won the Heisman Trophy in 1937 as a Smarting from allegations that bouts in A four-color action poster featuring Dave standout halfback at Yale and was elected the Seoul Olympics were rigged to benefit Tippett and Kevin Dineen will be distrib­ to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1955. South Korean fighters, the head of the Bucks still have uted to the first 10,000 people entering the received the National Football Founda­ International Amateur Boxing Federation Coliseum for the game. tion’s Gold Medal, the organization’s said Tuesday that state-of-the-art electron­ The poster was designed by Whalers highest award, Tuesday night. ics would be used to make sure the sport team photographer Diane Sobolewski and Another former Heisman winner. UCLA was “honest and straight.” some magic left donated to the Whalers by Allied Printing quarterback Gary Beban. was one of II At the same time. Anwar Chowdhry, the Company of Manchester. former players inducted into the Hall of federation president, said a top-level panel Fame at the foundation’s 31st annual of his group had recommended suspensions By Bill Barnard awards banquet. Beban was the 1967 for nine officials and boxers involved in The Associated Press NBA Roundup Hartford trims Fairfield Heisman winner. disputed bouts in Seoul, and a year-long ban Joining Beban as Hall of Fame inductees on international boxing competition in The Milwaukee Bucks, who FAIRFIELD (AP) —Ron Moye scored 15 were Maxie Baughan, Georgia Tech center. South Korea. won their division the first six 1957-59; Forrest Behm, Nebraska tackle. years of this decade, still have Denver. points to pace a balanced Hartford attack Beginning early next yeaj>he said, the Mark Jackson scored six of his as the Hawks defeated Fairfield Tuesday. 1938-40; Bob Chappuis. Michigan halfback. federation will experiment with computer­ some of the old magic left. 71-51. 1942, 1946-47; Darrell Lester, Texas Chris­ The Detroit Pistons, the Cen­ 22 points in overtime for New ized scoring in which the five judges would York, but his heroics nearly were The Hawks blew the game open with a tian center, 1933-35; John “Tarzan” Riley, tap buttons when they feel a punch has been tral Division winners last season, Northwestern tackle, 1929-31; Ron Sellers. took a 9-2 road record into negated when he fouled Adams 14-0 run midway through the second half to landed. If a majority recorded a hit with no time left. Adams, who take a 61-40 lead with 6:59 to play. Florida State wide receiver, 1966-68; Lee simultaneously, the point would register on Tuesday night’s game at Milwau­ Roy Selmon, Oklahoma defensive tackle. kee. but they scored only 31 points scored a career-high 35 points in Nate Gainey added 14 points and Larry a scoreboard, and that would be the official 48 minutes, made the first free Griffiths had 11 as Hartford improved to 1972-75; Charles “Bubba” Smith. Michigan result. in the second half and shot only 40 State defensive tackle, 1964-66; Bob Willi­ percent from the field in a 109-84 throw, but missed the second. 2-2. Fairfield dropped to 0-4. the Slags’ Chowdhry said the federation hoped to English had 38 for the Nuggets worst start since 1955. ams, Notre Dame quarterback. 1948-50, and have a “foolproof system” In place by the rout by the Bucks. Harold Brantley led the Stags with 24 Gen. George “Mike” Wilson, Lafayette time of the World Amateur Boxing ‘‘Defense is the most consistent and Lever had 15 points. 17assists points and eight rebounds. halfback. 1926-28 part of our game,” said forward and 10 rebounds despite a Championships in Moscow next September. Terry Cummings, who scored 13 sprained ankle. of his 21 points in the third Warriors 114, Jsu 103: Chris quarter, when Milwaukee out- Mullin scored 31 points and Ralph scored the Pistons 36-17 for an Sampson had his best game of the 88-70 lead. season for Golden State. ‘‘A lot of teams don‘t have Sampson, whose ailing knees FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, BOB’S HOLIDAY HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 10-9:30, SUNDAY 10-6 respect for us.” said guard Ricky had limited him to an average of Pierce, who led the Bucks with 24 seven points a game and 33 points. “They picked us for last percent shooting for the season, place. That's just a bunch of had a season-high 17 points. 11 baloney. We came in and did what rebounds and four of the War­ we had to.” riors’ 12 blocks. He received a standing ovation when he fouled [IK^l VALUE Laker* 111, Clippers 102: The Lakers won their fifth straight out with 3:48 remaining. game and handed their crosstown John Stockton had 29 point sand rivals their fifth consecutive loss 13 assists for the Jazz. as Magic Johnson had 25 points Blazers 97, Nets 93: Portland CLASSICS,\fcUU and 21 assists. handed New Jersey its sixth Ken Norman scored 24 points consecutive home loss as Kevin for the Clippers, who are 3-22 Duckworth scored 26 points, against the Inkers since moving including six during an 11-4 from San Diego in 1984. fourth-quarter run. Hawks 123, Kings 113: Atlanta Roy Hinson led New Jersey stayed unbeaten in eight games with 24 points. V- at home and kept Sacramento Rockets 106, Cavaliers 105: winless on the road as Dominique Akeem Olajuwon scored all six of Wilkins scored 26 points, includ­ Houston’s points in the final 3:12. ing 10 in the first 3:11 of the third Including a 12-foot turnaround quarter. jumper with one second left that Moses Malone scored 23 points, beat Cleveland. including 15 of 16 free-throw Olajuwon finished with 30 attempts. LaSalle Thompson points and 15 rebounds, while Ron scored 25 points for the Kings. Harper scored 22 points for Knicks 124, Nuggets 123: New Cleveland. York overcame outstanding per­ Sonics 112, Spurs 107: Seattle formances by Alex English, Mi­ scored the last six points of the game to beat San Antonio. chael Adams and Fat Lever for Men’s Penn upsets Villanova Puma

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