20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 1, 1989

MISCELLANEOUS MUSICAL fo ^ PETS AND GOOD USED furniture Is SERVICES In demand. Why not ad­ CARS ITEMS L£SJ SUPPLIES TAG SALE vertise the furniture you FOR SALE J no longer use In classi­ GSL Building Mointe* GENIE Electrical Organ fied? Call 643-2711. nance Co. Commercl- with music and bench, FREE to a good home. STEP back In thyme tag T-BIRD, 1983, V6, loaded, al/ResIdentlal building looks new. $400 or best Alaskan M a la m u te . sale. Antiques, cup­ 53K, one owner, stereo, Ddif! repairs and home Im­ offer. 644-4972. Female, spayed. Pure boards, tables, blanket wire wheels. $5,200.646- provements. Interior bred, no papers. I year chest, tin, wooden CARS 5265. and exterior painting, REMOVE GREASE and old. Needs lots of love ware, etc. 54 Time IFOR SALE CHEVY-1975, El CamIno; light carpentry. Com­ rust from outdoor metal and attention. One blue Farm Road, Andover, Runs excellent. $1,500 plete lanitorlal ser­ furniture the easy way. eve and one brown eye. CT, 10-3, December 2. or best otter. Call 871- CARPENTRY/ 646-5286.______' No early birds please. FORD, 1971, Maverick. CONCRETE vice. Experienced, rel­ Just dip a cloth In turpen­ Needs body work. 0014 otter 4pm.______REMODELING iable, tree estimates. tine ond rub the metal Runs. $99. Call 647-1624. MERCURY, 1979 M o­ 643-0304. FOR Sale-Male, West Get that chimrtey repai until spots disappear. To Highland Terrier, ll CARS CHEROKEE Jeep, 1977. narch. 4 door, 6 cy­ sell Idle Items the easy before winter! Call now months old. Must sell FDR SALE With 1985 motor. $3,500 linder, air, new brakes. KITCHEN & BATH wav, use a low-cost ad In $300. 647-8832. or best otter. 646-2358. $500/best offer. 643- for a free estimate. Fully classified. 1714. REMODELING insured. 17 1 j HOLIDAY/ From the smallest g i v e y o u r budget o CARDINAL TALAGA MASONRY ■ 'MSEASONAL breok ... shop the classi­ repair to the largest CARS BOB RILEY BUICK, INC. renovation, wo will do a fied columns 643-8209 FOR SALE 1989 Century Coupe $11,9M ITRUCKS/VANS ' complete job. Start to OLDSMOBILE 1988 Skytaik Sedan Special $8,590 tinlsh. Free estimates. I FOR SALE MANCHESTER 259 Adams St., 1988 ChevS-10 Ext Cab PAJ $10,960 Heritage Kitchen electrical 1988 Buick Paik Ave. $13,960 JEEP Pick-up with snow SchQller's MISCELLANEQUS Manchester 1987 OdamobUe FIrsnza $6,490 plow. Ready tor winter. LIVING CHRISTMAS 1987 Buick Riviera T-Type $10,960 & Bath Center FDR SALE 649-1749 1987 Buick Regal $0,695 A rebuilt engine. Low Come visit our showroom at: ' DUMAS ELECTRIC TREES Quality mileage. Best otter. Service changes, 1987 Dodge Shelby 2 $7,995 1987GMCS-15SptP/U $6,380 254 Broad Street CUT YOURS FRESH Pre-owned Auto 1987ChevS-10PAJ $6,280 Call 646-6388 or 647-1955 additional wiring and 1989 Olds Ttpfe-O $17,995 Manchester Value Priced END R O LLS 1987 Ford Mustang GT $11,995 1987 Cadillac Brougham $13,980 to leave a message. ■ $23 any tree 1966 Corvelle Loaded SPECIAL 649-5400 repairs on existing 27W width — SOe 1987 Olds Calais $6995 n5 FORD 1985-F150, long homes. Quality work at 1966 Buick LeSabreCoipe $7,960 19 Lewis St. 83 Olds Ciera 13" width — 2 for 50« 1987 Chevy S-10 Blazer tt,995 1986 Buick Century Sed^ $8,995 bed, V6, standard. 61K, affordable prices. A TA /C .P S $2,900 Newsprint end rollt can be 1985 Ford LTD $4,995 1986 Chev Monte Carlo $7,480 Cap. Excellent condl- HANDYMEN/CARPEtfTERS Entirely owner operated. (off Spring St., rear of picked up at the Manchaater 1986 Olds 98 $9,995 1966 Merc. Grand Marquis $8,960 tlon. 646-2439.______Cleaning, Hauling, Catpemry, Remodelng bam garage.) 86 Ford Tempo Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. 1986 Cadi Fleetwood $13,995 1966 Dodge 600 Sed $5,895 27 years exp. Call A T A /C .P S DODGE - 1986. ‘150’, 318 Reasonably Priced $4495 Monday through Thursday. 1986 Porsche 944 $16,995 1986 Fbmiac Trans Am 26K $8,995 CID, automatic, bed Free EsHmates Joseph Oumas OPEN SUNDAY 10-4 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7,960 A l Cah Answered 1984 Audi 5000S $6,995 liner, tool box, 50K> «4«-S2S3. 86 Chevy/Li ra 1986 Chevy Eurosporl $6,M5 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 Rick's Handyman & 647-9546 1985 Buick Riviera Loaded $8,795 $5500. 742-8669. : A T 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo $6,995 Carpentiy Seniica ste,sOV-y^,995 1984 Buick Century $5,960 84 Chevy Celebrity I 1967 Pont. Bonneville $9,995 1984 Chevroiel Celebrity $3,995 646-1948 MISCELLANEOUS CARS 1986 Pontiac 6(X)0 $4,995 SERVICES A TA /C .P S $2,900 FOR SALE 1982FbrdMuslarM $3,495 CARS 1986 Olds Della Sedan $7,995 81 Adams Si., Manchester FOR SALE raTV/STEREO/ 88 HondT^*. n ’vd LX 649-4571 PAINTING/PAPERING S-Spd . A S U ^ V . y i o c L£J APPLIANCES L o a d ^ y • 0,49o SNOW PLOWING Commerdai and Residential f o r Sale-Hotpoint porta­ V 8. Looc SOLD iHanrlipatpr Itpralfi McHugh Himself Like New ^ ^ y O , 9 9 5 Snow blower services avail^le. ble dishwasher, 1 year 87 Merr'iriT','«ugar MAKE ROOM ON YOUR Painting & wallpapering at Can Mike 6494304 old, good condition. 85 Toyota Camry $175. 643-4818. its best Flee Estimates. Fully Mon-Sat 9am-9pm AT, Lcjoded $ ^ 9 9 5 MICROWAVE- Magic Saturday, Dec. , 1989 Insured. Establisheed 1974. 2 LOW RATES Chef. Rack, probe and 82 Pontiac Firebird Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm V6,AT,A/C, Ail ^01; CHRISTMAS LIST 643-9321 cook books. MId-sIze. Low Miles y4,4yo Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Excellent condition. 88 Honda Prelude 'S' Need repairs around the Mokes great Christmas YOU CAN enlov extra home? Call an expert gift! $135.00. 646-8715. $12,995 For one of these vocation money bv ex­ You’ll find the help you 85 Toyota Celica changing Idle Items in need In Classified. 643- AT, Loaded $5 995 2711. . holiday-priced used vour home tor cash ... with an od in classified. lOFFICE/RETAIL 86 Buick Regal V8. Looded, QQC cars or trucks from Call 643-2711 to place vour I EQUIPMENT Low Miles V / | W O ad. Philippine rebels hit LAWN CARE 86 Honda Accord LX COMPUTERS bought and sold. All mokes- 5-Spd, Loaded $7,995 By Oliver Teves /models. Warranty CARTERS! wounded when rnuUncers seized military facilities and WEKtfS PMNTMG Ca 85 Pontiac Grand Am The Associated Press two broadcasting stations. “Hopefully within the day we will finish them off” Quality work at a .YARD MASTERS available on selected " 6 A T A / C $4995 LEAVES RAKED & REMOVEC Blazon said. rsaaonabla prlcsl Items. The Used Com­ EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS Renewed fittin g Saturday continues the most serious Interior a Exterior Trees cut, yards cleaned. puter Exchange, 1800 87 Mit?'o cis LS MAN^A, Philippines — Philippine jets and helicop- 83 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 86 BUICK REGAL SOMERSET CPE. coup attempt since Mrs. Aquino took office in February Elfrcn Cruz, chairman of the Metro Manila Commis­ Free ESUmatee Lawns, Brush removal Post Rood, Suite 3, 5 S p d , A , S O V : < o o K A Dr., Auto. A/C , Warwick, Rl 02886. Tel­ Low Miles 9*3,yyo 4 Cyl., Auto, A /C . Mnup" suspected military rebels bH- sion, described Saturday’s fighting as mopping up and gutters cleaned, driveways PS, P0, Cruise mh ng President Corazon Aquino’s forces for a second day Call Briaa Weigta sealed. ___ ephone (401) 792-2120. 83 Cutlass Supreme PS. PB, Stereo Cass, FerdinandFprdiniH E. V iS°^“‘^-Marcos into exile in Hawaii. President pr^ictcd the capital would return to normal by Monday. 645-8912 ' 643-9996 V6,AT./VC, A 7 oftC wS'ay°- NOW > 3 ,9 9 5 Rear Defog. in the strongest bid yet to topple her administration. Estimates of rebel strength at the high point of the in­ Low Miles y 4 ,9 9 6 Was S6.795 NOW 5 5 , 4 9 5 Military ^ d civilian officials expressed confidence 84Toyot--^ n o GT In one at^ck, air force F-5s strafed loyal soldiers bv surrection ranged from 800 to 2,000. Auto, A/C S O L y i| O C USED CARS USED TRUCKS mistake, Icilling at least six of them and wounding 20 S ‘’y end. Brig. Gen Fighting on Saturday took place in neighborhoods near L o w M ile s ^ y O ,4 y O ^ o l f o Blazon, chief of the National Capital Region DON'T KNOW where to CARS 87 OLDS DELTA ROYAL 86 FORD FI SO PICKUP nc^ armed forces headquarters at Camp Aguinaldo. ^ Camp Aguinaldo, where rebel soldiers deployed late look next for a |ob? How FOR SALE 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. V-6, Aulo, A/C, PS, PB, Cniise Control, Till Wheel, Defense Command, estimated no more than 300 rebels I Sleroo Cass and More. V-8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Stereo Cass, Pick up Cap $ 6 ,9 9 5 In clashes Fnday, 22 people were jdllcd and 87 about placing o "Situa­ 137/ industrial A T A /C .P S $4495 $9 ,2 9 5 remained in the capital. tion W anted" ad In [PROPERTY 84 CAPRICE CLASSIC 89 S-10 EXT. CAB P-UP Please see REBELS, page 4 85 Honda Accord LX V-6,5 Spd., PS, PB, Stereo Cass, Tahoe Pkg., Rear classified? 4 Dr., Aulo. A/C, PS, PB, PW, PDL TH Wheel, Cruise Jump Seals. $ 1 2 ,5 9 5 m a n c h e s t e r - CLYDE $5,995 Control and more. $5 ,9 9 5 Avallable Imme- 87 CHEV ASTRO VAN CS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC 87 Dodge Omni dlately, 800 square feet. 88 FORD MUSTANG LX CPE 8 Pass, ys, Aulo, A/C, PS, PB, Sleroo Cass $9 ,9 9 5 ISTORE/OFFICE ROUTE 83, VERNON Commercial and Indus­ 4 Cyl., Auto, A/C, PS, PB, Cruise Control, Stereo Cass I FOR RENT 84 Line. Continental $9,995 $4,995 and more. $8 ,7 9 5 88 CHEV S-10 4X4 PICKUP trial, 3 phase electric. 87 Toyota Celica GTS 646-5477.______84 Buick Century W^g $5,995 86 CHEV CAVALIER Z24 CPE v-6, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Cruise Control, Till Wheel, OFFICE Space-330 5 Spd, Loaded ^ ^ Q ^ 9 g Tahoe Pkg. Stereo Cass. $ 1 0 ,8 9 5 84 Olds Cutlass Cpe $5,895 V6. 4 Spd., AC, PS, PB, Stereo Cass $6 ,7 7 5 square feet, $302 per VERNON-Industrlal 86 FORD BRONCO II XLT 84 Bonneville 4 Dr. $6,895 84 Olds Ciera Coupe 89 CHEV CAVALIER month, all utilities In­ Park. 2,000-8,000. For v-6.5 AC, PS, PB, PW, PDL, Cruise Conirol, Ti« cluded, 1 mile to 1-84, lease. Newer building. 85 Electra 4 Dr. $9,995 V6, AT, Loaded $4 99g 4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Slereo, Rear Delog. $8 ,6 9 5 Wheel, Stereo Cass $9,8 9 5 Peterman Real Estate. Reasonable terms. 85 Caprice Wagon $6,895 88 CHEV NOVA Tullv Real Estate, 643- 86 Pontiac Grand Am 88 CHEV C20 4X4 PICKUP 649-9404. K Buick Somerset 4 Dr $7^95 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., AM/FM, Roar Defog. 0005. V6,5-Spd,A/C ^4 99g $5 ,6 9 5 V6, Auto, AC, PS, Pa CtuSe Contol, Til, SJvetado FVg $ 1 3 ,5 9 5 MANCHESTER-OffIce 86 Della 88 2 Dr $9,995 space available. Reas­ MANCHESTER-2 large 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 86 Ford Escort ’ onable. Presently a garage bays and office. AT. A /C, Stereo 86 Century Wagon $7,495 ^4 49g doctor’s office. Tully 1,100 square feet. 647- CHEVROLET Real Estate. 643-0005. 9976. 88 Chevrolet Celebnty $7,195 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,495 9500 miles $12,995 86 Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 82 Chevy El Camino MANCHESTER CLEANING 86 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr $6,895 Vb.AT.PS, i c y lO K CARTER Business Zone II L H il SERVICES 86 ftin l Grand Am SE Business residential $6,495 Low Miles y O | ^ t O 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 combination. 5 room office 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. $9,995 83 Q t Hours; Mon-Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 ■ Sat 9-5 POLISH woman will V6.AT yS O U ^ 99g or retail suite, plus 5 room clean vour house. For 87 Fbntiac Trans Am $11,495 3 bedroom apt. Q. and S. Aasoclatea more information coll 872-9111 345 Center SL, Manchester 644-2835, 644-4663. 643-2121 647-7077 CARDINAL BUICK Astrograph WISHES YOU A

cause there Is a possibility you might be possibilities (or new opportunities. MERRY CHRISTMAS! able to lay the foundation for a future ' M I » »* b• I ‘ * M M « » • I • f > ; ' •» f 1 it. « T « f V « f V V t mixed on street settlement By Rick Santos “My major concern was behind the store because we Manchester Herald Marlow said the change will make it more difficult for were going to lose an inordinate amount of parking the majority of shoppers to use the road which runs places at several businesses,” Marlow said. Downtown merchants had mixed reactions Friday to directly behind his store. the settlement that has been reached between the town Memters of ADAPT have said the road, as it was Marlow’s relief that a settlement has been reached and and a group of Main Street businessmen over plans to propos^ before the compromise, would have eliminated the project will continue was expressed by those on all reconstruct the street. from 90 to 100 parking spaces. sides of the issue. Both the temporary and the permanent roads had been A ^oup of businessmen — called A Downtown As­ Bernie Apter ossmer of Regal’s Men’s Shop at 903 p anned to ^ parallel to Main Street and connect Bisscll sociation to Preserve the Thoroughfare — reached a Mam St., said, I think it’s long overdue. For the benefit Street to Maple Street. However, the plans the for tem- compromise with the town that will allow the administra- of Mam Street, it’s the best compromise that could’ve uon to pursue the proposed $13 million to $15 million ^ ^ y road indicate a segment stretching from the back been reached.” of Hanky Paidcy s to Marlow’s will be shifted from 15 to worth of work on the street. Apter, who has opposed Marlow by supporting a per­ M lect to the west, allowing more of the road to be According to the agreement, the town will redirect a manent access road, said, “We’ll worry about the back routed on Purnell Place instead of the parking lot behind proposed access road so it will eliminate fewer parking yard at a later date. I’m disappointed that we can’t reconstruct the whole thing.” spaces and not force the demolition of a building. The “We cjui’t suivive without parking,” Marlow said. town also has agreed to make the road temporary, rather “Happily it’s ending in a compromise, which is not per­ He added, however, “I believe it’s better to go forward than permanent, thereby saving another building. than to stand still.” fect from everyone’s standpoint. Certainly not mine. But Both buildings are owned by George Marlow, a mem­ at least we can move on.” Apter said he would not push for a permanent access road after the project is finished. ber of ADAPT and owner of Marlow’s department store. He said he is still unhappy because the plans still call On Friday, Marlow said, “It’s a serious victory on our “Thwe’s no sense in beating a dead horse,” he said part. for sidewalk extensions or “bump-outs,” which he said will take up more parking spaces along Main Street in A1 Cashman, owner of J. Garman Clothier- also If the access road, which will run along Purnell Place front of his store. wanted a permanent access road and also said he was resigned to conceding it. tehind his store, was made peimanent, he said it would He said he alM is upset because one result of the have made the street a “super highway,” which he op­ ‘‘I don’t want to dwell on what could have been ” he poses. reconstruction will be that the direction of the “L”- shaped, one-way Purnell Place will be reversed. Traffic said. I think the original plan to have the access road The purpose of the access road is to decrease the bur­ on the road, which currently runs east from Main Street was done to help the merchants. It would give a sense of continuity to the back entrances.” § ^ den of traffic during reconstruction on Main Street, and then south to Oak Street, will run north from Oak which will be one way for certain periods. iilrcct and west to Main Street. About the settlement, he said, “Obviously, to get it done, some people had to give, and others didn't ” ^ m Jealous lover blasts O ^ his way into surgery Budget surplus dwindles By Judd Everhart legislators would be reluctant to CATANIA, Sicily (AP) — An anesthetist burst that before the February announce­ The Associated Press propose boosting any taxes. m H into an operating room Friday and shot to death a ment of next year’s budget, there’ll The surplus estimate was down doctor he suspected of having an affair with his be major cuts, if we need them,” HARTFORD — TTie state’s from the Nov. 1 projection of $38.1 O’Neill said. s s girlfp^d, wounded the woman and then fatally shot expected budget surplus shrank h im selfr^ te reported. million. The drop was attributed to again in November and now stands sagging sales tax revenues and “I can’t picture that I would con­ z "D Despite % shootings, other doctors continued at just $3.2 million, the governor’s spiraling welfare costs, chiefly for sider any new taxes ... in next O JD working on a'^oung pauent, removing his appendix budget office said Friday. year’s request,” O’Neill said. the news agency AGI said. health care for the low-income Gov. William A. O’Neill said he elderly and emergency housing for “However, 1 also have to be practi­ The anesthetist, Vincenzo Parisi, entered the was concerned not only about the the poor. cal (because) we can’t stop govem- xf. \ o m operating room at Victor Emmanuel Hospital, pulled dwindling surplus in the current TTie legislative budget office is ment. You can’t continue to spend out a pistol and killed Giovanni Cutaia, whom he year, but about projections that and not continue to tax.” predicting a $51.5 million deficit for Reginald Pinto/Manchestor Herald sus^cted of being romantically involved with his revenues from existing taxes will be the current budget year. girlfriend, a pediatriacian at the hospital. $417 million less than needed to The state’s budget reserve, or “If homes aren’t selling and rainy day fund, has $102 million in Parisi, 34, then shot and wounded his girlfriend maintain current services in the automobiles aren’t selling and major it that could be used to pay off a ■■ MeSparren. 3. of East Hampton, visits the nativity who was standing nearby, and then killed himself’ 1990-91 budget. scene at Center Congregational Church Friday. Below, she takes a close look at the Jesus A O l said. products are not selling, then the deficit in the current year. The O’Neill’s budget chief, Anthony sales tax on those items is not going governor could also order spending figure, and right, she pets a sheep as she and her mother Robin MeSparren leave The V. Milano, said the $417 million es­ to be coming in,” O’Neill said. “The cuts in the final half of the current mother and daughter were in Manchester doing some Christmas shopping. timate was “a very reasonable num­ > O ) basic issue is that sales are down budget year to reduce or eliminate a Lottery ber” for 1990-91, but said it was too across the counu-y, not just Connec­ deficit. early to say what the final figure ticut.” ^ > - o . f - would be. O’Neill and Milano, are pulling Earlier this year, taxes were J 3 H Milano acknowledged that there raised by more than $900 million to > By The Associated Press together the 1990-91 budget now would be “a substantial shortfall” and O’Neill will present it to the eliminate a 1988-89 deficit and "O between revenues in the coming fis­ General Assembly in February. balance the 1989-90 budget. Here are the latest lottery results from Friday’s draw­ cal year and spending requirements. ings around New England: He said the budget would be He and O’Neill said they did not ex­ Milano said the administration is CONNECTICUT balanced by holding the line on optimistic that sdlcs during the pect to call for tax increases to spending, not by tax increases. Daily 4.7.7. PUy Foar 1-8-4-0. Connecticot Christmas season will be strong, balance next year’s budget. 1990 is “It’ll be bas(^ upon what expen­ Lotto I-2I-3O.35-42.44. an election year and O’Neill and generating additional sales tax ditures have to be spent and I’m sure revenues. MASSACHUSETTS

s“ ' “ NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND Two teachers raped in front of class Northern New England Daily 7.74). Northern New England four-digit 6-7-7-7. NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) — A man Only eight of the 19 children in accused of shooting his estranged Rutherford said officers received a RHODE ISLAND the classroom during the attacks report of a man on the campus about Rhode Island daily 6- 7-2- 1, wife and raping two teachers in were back in school Friday, and half 1:30 p.m. front of a classroom full of kinder­ the 560 pupils at the school were ab­ Bates was arrested after an in- garten pupils will be arraigned Mon­ sent, said Carol Brown, the school’s day, officials said. stmetor grabbed a .38-caliber re­ public relations director. volver from him as he was holding L ^ y Bates, 35, a carpenter with Bates’ wife, Adria Bates, 40, a Index a criminal record including burglary the children and teachers hostage, he teacher aide at the school, suffered said. Two shots were fired in ’the and assault convictions, is charged gunshot wounds to the scalp and classroom. with aggravated assault, two counts 40 back. She remained in stable condi­ Opinion 16 of capital rape, two counts of sexual Rutherford said Bates had lined 33-39 People 13 tion at Jefferson Davis Memorial the 5- and 6-year-old children in ■ 23-25 Religion in battery, possession of a firearm by a Hospital. ^ 17-32 front of windows — between him­ Senior Citizens 20 convicted felon and 22 counts of The two teachers who were raped self and police. Local/State _ 6-10 Sports 41-4H •I .» . Nation/Wbrld kidnapping stemming from ' '■ 11-15 Television 21-23,26-27 and beaten also were taken to Jeffer­ There were four teachers and Obituaries 10 Wbather Thursday’s incident at Northside son Davis Hospital for treatment. 4 Primary School. aides in the classroom when the in­ Assistant Police Chief George cident began, Rutherford said. 1 REGIONAL Weather Saturday, December 2 Drive-by shootings anger Accu Wee»w*k)r*<*sl lo* oondhKXts *nd h*g^ 14 I man whose house was target Give-'Em-iyhat-They-Waiit*Sut>ersaver one of those bullets could kill someone.” By Dianna M. Talbot A bullet was fired into the siding of Ozimek’s Manchester Herald [Bo ««o>i | 3 y I ranch house at about 9:45 p.m. It passed through the Irottxtto I 34" wall, proceeded into the kitchen, passed through a J ■ p.i Stanley Ozimek, whose 507 Lake Si. ranch house cabinet and shattered a glass mug, Ozimek said. was the target of a drive-by shooting Wednesday night, is angry. Ozimek, who was in the house at the time, said he New Vo«»| 38 I He thinks an unknown hoodlum, or possibly more did not hear anything out of the ordinary, but later A lla n tic than one, is getting a laugh out of something that noticed a broken glass and bullet fragments when he Ocean Ozimek says is serious. Dead serious. opened the cabinet. Small holes, the size of a .22- W»sMnglon| 50' | The perpetrator, who police said remains at large, caliber bullet, were found in the home’s vinyl siding, has driven by homes in the Manchester-Bolton area interior wall and cabinet. \J cieee acou tnc and fired bullets at the homes. Ozimek said he does not feel like his home was Similar drive-by shootings have taken place in singled out by the perpetrator. E^™ [H3E3E53^0 K Bolton, Vernon and Glastonbury, police said. As of 9 < m fm * “I don’t think it’s anything personal. I think that yet, no one has been injured by the bullets, police someone is getting their kicks” out of scaring people, said. “I think someone is having a good time...they are he said. “I’ve been living there for 26..27...years either on drugs, drunk or crazy,” said Ozimek. “I now, and no one has ever taken a pot shot at us Weather hope someone finds out who is doing this because before.” • Pre«l4if M4ilioRil Sturei «f CridH • OKirt Eirttiidid Piyminlc If You Ckioii N«l To Pay For Your Purelilii la Full AlMrTSUBBHT 19-lNCH • Kityc You Advitid of Sail aud Spatial llamt g ^ • Proiidii Fail Sarviei For Addilional Purehaiii Color TV Snow depth depends • Matii You A Prifirrid Cutlomar on track of storm Rebels *299 ^ m w/remote control From Page 1 PB2900 FVH6200 125-channel, cable-compa- fible, 19-kev randam access. IS The Associated Press______By CS1946 - < Friday after abandoning government television and Vil- the palace and other points in the capital. Manchester and vicinity: A ridge of high pressure lamor Air Base. A senior U.S. official said in Washington that it ap­ will move across New England and offshore. A low pres­ After sunrise Saturday, three helicopters began firing peared 300 rebels were confronting about 2,000 troops sure system will move across the Great Lakes today. The at troops but it was unclear whether all were on the same Saturday near a major intersection, but there was some Panasonic ^ F IS H E R n c ii Camcorder amount of snow across the region will depend on the side. It appeared at least one helicopter was from the expectation of a negotiated settlement to avoid blood­ development and track of a secondary low along the government side and was firing at the rebels. shed. VCR VCR Z “D northeast coast tonight. About 7 a.m. (6 p.m. EST Friday) two F-5s swooped He said Mrs. Aquino was in the presidential palace *699 O JD Weather summary for Friday, Dec. 1,1989: down on suspected rebels, blasting them with .50-caliber and “very well protected.” Solid Stdte CCD imdge sensor. 6:1 Temperature: high of 27 at midnight, low of 16 at 11 machine-gun fire. But their targets turned out to be about *299 *269 power zoom lens with aulofocus. Features On-Screen Programming high speed electronic shutter 5 g p.m.. 2,000 loyal soldiers sent to Manila area from central and Gen. Renato de Villa, military chief of staff, said tlie Features On-Screen Programming 0 m Precipitation: none. southern Luzon to crush the coup attempt. sixth coup attempt against Mrs. Aquino had failed. Relative humidity: 46 percent at 8 p.m. Brig. Gen. Thelmo Cunanan, commanding the govem- Manila radio stations broadcast a statement from her mert force, said six of his men were killed and 20 Friday night saying the “enemy is routed, but is not yet CiD wounded. vanquished.” 6 Disc Changer “We thought the planes were friendly but they fired at Panasonic Manchester Herald None of the mutinous soldiers questioned would say w/WIREUSS REMOn 0 1 us,” Cunanan said. “We were told later it was a case of who directed the revolt. Rebel sources said the leaders Microwave Oven m >> mistaken identity.” Cunanan said nine jeeps and one ammunition truck included renegade Lt. Col. Gregorio “Gringo” Honasan, Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. who headed an August 1987 coup attempt in which at *249 were destroyed. 4-times oversompling digital > CO Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. least 53 people were killed. Defense Secretary Fidel Ramos said the mistake “is *M9 filter Twin D,''A converter sys­ Honasan has been at large since his escape from prison Full Feature Model! tem. anti-resonance concept one of those things that happen in a situation like this.” Honeycomb chassis, mog- > USPS 327-500 VOL CIX, No. 54 in April 1988. 4408 netic-ciomp disc stdbilizer. J 3 H He said damage would be worse if rebels were allowed large insulators One hundred U.S. Marines were sent from an Publisher to roam free. > Penny M. Sieffert Later Saturday, helicopter gunships resumed the at­ American base to help protect the U.S. Embassy. MAGNAVOX "D tacks near Camp Aguinaldo, but casualties were not Pentagon spokesman Pete Williams said no U.S. FINE QUALITY Editor _ George T. Chappell planes “fired any shots or intercepted any rebel aircraft.” GREAT “ BEGINNER" COMPACT known. Witnesses reported fires in the area after the Managing Editor______Marie P. Grady “President Aquino’s request was very specific ... to Microwave Oven News Editor/Opinion Page Editor. _____ Ron Robillard strafing. Stereo System Associate Editor______Alexander Girelli Brig. Gen. Oscar Florendo, chief of the civil relations conduct an aggressive cap over two Philippine air bases, ______Len Auster Villamor and Sangley Point,” the administration official Sports Editor______service, urged civilians in the densely populated area to said, on condition of anonymity. stay indoors until order is restored. Business Manager______Jeanne G. Fromerth A spokesman for the rebels said the U.S. move was an *99 Personnel Manager______Denise A. Roberts Manila radio stations had identified the attacking jets Compocl.ovencovTtv 15-/rvn- AM FM stereo receiver, 3 band affront to Filipino sovereignty and the mutineers would Advertising Director______Douglas C. 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But the rebels marched with armored vehicles through ment forces, but this time, people watched in silence. rill Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for the night toward Camp Aguinaldo, their ranks swelled by one month, $23 20 for three months, $46 20 for six Fhiblic discontent with the Aquino government has months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 marines from Fort Bonifacio. grown because of rising prices, an electricity shortage cents a copy. The U.S. air action enabled the government to con­ and allegations of corruption anlong her relatives and solidate its forces and block rebels from moving agains* supporters. 1 Hunt ends with arrest of man Energy plan Street, police said. A woman at the By Dianna M. Talbot Madison Avc. Ext., Meriden, was LOCAL & STATE stopped by state police at 1:30 p.m. residence summoned police. Manchester Herald as he headed south in a truck on In­ terstate 91, police said. He was By the lime police arrived, Skoc­ could save A former Manchester man who charged with threatening, criminal zylas had fled the neighborhood in a threatened his cx-girlfricnd with a trespassing, criminal mischief and Blazer truck. A hunt through town semi-automatic pi.stol was caught Search ends for fishermen breach of peace, police said. ensued, but police said they could after an afternoon chase Friday, Northeast Bolton money The hunt began about noon, after not locate the vehicle. The 72-foot, steel-hulled lobster Raymond Gould, 20, and Ray Mor­ police said. Skoczylas ihrcalcncd at gunpoint a He is scheduled to appear in By Allison J. Pugh boat was reported missing Nov. 22 ris III, 19, both of Westerly, R.l., Peter Skoczylas, 42, of 74 former live-in girlfriend on Adams Manchester Superior Court Monday. The Associated Press by its owner, James Garbo. Garbo and Arthur Banks, 25, of Ashaway By James F. Henry foots bill has said the Heidi Marie was R.l. Manchester Herald « a « « a liEs «3i a n t a tta f ts « » K i K i « » Kx tKa « a K i < a « » i» «a tra BOSTON — The Coast Guard equipped with an inflatable life raft. On Friday, two Coast Guard cut­ ended Friday night its search for a Missing are Mark Middleton, 33, ters braved 50-knot winds and 12- lobster boat and its five-member BOLTON — The Board of Education is consider­ of Norwich, Conn., the Heidi foot waves over the bow as they ing installing an energy management system at the for bailouts crew after 11 days of fruitless rescue Marie’s captain; Michael Hare, 22, looked for signs of the missing Bolton Elementary School after a Honeywell sales efforts spaiming thousands of miles of Pawcatuck, Conn., Kenneth lobstermen. of the Atlantic. representative said the system would work with Grand By John Diamond either electrical or oil heat. The Associated Press “It’s a very difficult conclusion to reach, but we’ve come to the point Superintendent of Schools Richard Packman said WASHINGTON — Southern New England’s where our chances of success are at the board’s meeting Thursday in Bolton Center Opening share of federal programs is shrinking along with the about nil,” Rear Admiral Richard Time Was School that in three years if the town builds an addi­ region’s population, according to a report by an inde­ Rybacki said in a prepared statement Antiques tion to the elementary school, it is likely that at least pendent study group. released after the search was the new addition would be heated with oil. The exist­ Celebration suspended at 5 p.m. The Northwest-Midwest Institute warned this %★ Vintage Clothing ing building, currently housing kindergarten through Rybacki commands the First week that federal funds for local programs will fur­ grade four, is heated with electricity, and Packman ther dwindle as the government pumps money into Coast Guard District in Boston, the said that building could be converted to oil heat as search operation headquarters where PAK MAIL can wrap It - Pack It - southwestern savings and loan bailouts and the space ★ Hats and well, though he suspects it would remain electrically the massive search was launched program. heated. after the Heidi Marie out of Accessories Ship It and Save you a Bundle. Federal grants for programs ranging from high­ Michael W. 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In Connecticut and Rhode Island, likely that a second system would be necessary to •FAX (Facsimile) slight increases were offset by an increase in those rolling seas hampered efforts to get Grand Opening Specials with this coupon only - offer work with the addition because it would at least Z states in the share of the nation’s total tax burden. another glimpse of a submerged ob­ ^ ★ Furniture and Glassware •Keys expires December 16,1989 double the size of the current building. Rhode Island’s share of the federal pie rose from .41 ject they thought might be a life raft. •Photo Copies to .43 while Connecticut’s increased from 1.76 to The sflarch for the crew of the The primary attraction of the system for the town 2.03. Heidi Marie was galvanized by the ★ Gift Certificates Available is the money it will save. Dclduchetto said that if the •Laminating Connecticut taxpayers will pay an estimated $527 Navy’s discovery of an orange ob­ town buys a service contract, Honeywell will guaran­ ject the size of a life raft about 4 feet tee that the energy savings the town would receive •Binding million for the 1988 savings and loan bail-out actions ★ All items bought and sold even though none of the state’s institutions failed. In under water Thursday afternoon. from the system would at least equal the amount the •Business Cards & Coast Guard officials said. town pays for it over the next five years. Rhode Island the figure is $110 million. The $800 Time Was Antiques Stationary million Massachusetts taxpayers would put toward 1209 Main St. Hours He said that if the energy savings are not at least the savings and loan bailout almost equals the current Wed-Sat 10-5 equal to the amount the town pays, Honeywell will •Rubber Stamps state budget deficit which has caused fierce infight­ Coventry, CT Thurs-Fri 10-8 write a check for the difference. Closed Mon & Tues ing in the Democratic political establishment. 742-1175 The total cost of the system, which would be •Office Supplies -i\ “These states at the end of the 1980s are paying prorated over five years, is $21,700, Dclduchetto •Private P.O. Box more of the nation’s taxes than they were at the said. After the five-year period, the town would own beginning of the ’80s,” Keith Laughlin of the North­ Legal all the equipment, and the energy savings would Rentals east-Midwest Coalition said Friday. Laughlin’s group ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ probably continue. •Packaging Supplies is affiliated with the institute, which conducted the Talk If the board does decide to install the system, the study. by work would probably be done during an up-coming •Notary Public The report warns that the slump in federal grant Attorney J HOLIDAY SALE asbestos removal project planned for next summer. programs could get worse for the Northeast after At Law Leo J. Barrett z •U.S. Postage 1990, when many grant programs keyed to the new The proposed asbestos removal plan, which would census will be using lower figures for southern New Tuesday, December 5 cost up to $241,5(X) according to estimates from Ap­ Stamps England in calculating how much those states should -Special collection of unique and plied Thermo Dynamics of Mansfield, includes •Christmas Gift receive. NEW DIVORCE taking down all the ceiling panels in the building. According to the report, the populations of Con­ PROBLEMS glittering jewelry Applied Thermo has been hired to draft plans for that Wrap necticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island are all ex­ The new guidelines Connecticut police are project and to oversee the work which will be done following since a recent Torrington m ahui •And Much pected to decline in comparison with the rest of the tragedy can mean new problems for men. -Fine selection of china, glassware by another contractor. That firm has not been nation. l\>lice are quick to respond to wives who com­ selected yet. plain of spousal abuse. Little or no proof is and Christmas decorations More! In Massachusetts, for example, a slight increase in necessary to evict a man from his home or to Dclduchetto said he has spoken with a representa­ the actual population is expected, but because of order him apart from his children and his pos­ -Soft, cuddly stuffed animals - tive from Applied Thermo Dynamics recently and sessions. Local Judges may be quick to act to faster growth in the South and West, the Bay State is safeguard children and women in the family toys for all ages. was told that there would be “clean air,” with no as­ almost certain to lose one congressional seat. The 16 home to the detriment of the husband/father. bestos in the building, by July 13. Dclduchetto said Without an immediate anomey, the husband’s stales covered by the report arc expected to lose a rights can be easily violated and the early wiring the building for the management system total of 14 congressional scats to southern and Court record and police record can serve an would take two or three days, with the ceiling tiles in western states. obsucle to an equiuble distribution and a fair THE PENNY SAVER ■a hearing in the divorce Court. Men in such the building removed. “With politicians reluctant to consider tax in­ situations must seek eady legal counsel to as­ After the new ceiling is in place, Honeywell would sure fair treatment by police and the local J (MMH Auxiliary Thrift Shop) ^ creases or entitlement and military reductions, com­ come back and complete the installation of the ener­ petition for domestic discretionary program funds — divorce Courts. Send for free brochure **Divorce Settlement gy management system. social and economic development initiatives of inter­ Checklist” J 46 Purnell Place J est to states and communities — has become fierce,” Board Vice Chainnan Barry Stcamfi asked if Honeywell would be able to work in the building the report states. li«en»«d in CT 1960 )f Hours: “Recent decisions made by Congress and the ad­ Leo J. Barrett, P.C. with another contractor there at the same time, and ministration — bailing out insolvent savings and loan Attorney At Law 10am-5pm 7^ Dclduchetto said that would not be a problem. 5 Manchester Shopping Parkade Dclduchetto also said that if the asbestos removal Holiday Hours institutions, clca.ting up the Department of Energy’s CT. 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'k'k’k'kiririr-k'kirir-k-kiriririric 1 Elderly are outraged at hike Secretaries Salvadorans have kind words Goetz absent for captive from Connecticut from hearing in rates for health insurance get 7 raise HARTFORD (AP) — Senior State regulators also approved results on its Medicare supplement % eitizens and their advocates say rate increases of as much as 53.2 insurance. “The losses, you might rounds of rifle ammunition. captivity, was calm, unharmed and they’re outraged by a proposed rate percent for people who buy Blue say, are catastrophic.” By Jim Drinkard in relatively good spirits. Brown on civil suit Friends suggested she was framed increase of up to 41.3 percent for Cross & Blue Shield policies be­ in Coventry The Associated Press by the Salvadoran government, but said. By Rayner Pike Blue Cross & Blue Shield policies cause they do not have coverage For the first nine months ol this “She’s doing fine,” he said. “She the Bush administration took a dif­ The Associated Press______for the elderly. through an employer. year. Blue Cross & Blue Shield lost By Jacqueline Bennett WASHINGTON — Two Sal­ ferent view. still hasn’t been charged. The state Department of In- Blue Cross & Blue Shield blames $11.48 million on Medieare supple­ Herald Correspondent vadoran officials had kind words White House press secretary Mar­ “I think she understands this is a NEW YORK — Subway gunman Bernhard Goetz suranee approved the rate increases Congress for the high rates saying ment policies, Sansone said. In that Friday for a Connecticut woman lin Fitzwater said Monday, “This is predicament she is going to have to failed to appear at a Bronx courthouse this morning saying it is impossible to keep heal­ they are the result of legislators’ period, the company received $86.2 who was arrested in San Salvador COVENTRY — The Board of Education has ap­ hardly a case of a someone having a wait out for a few days at a mini­ to answer questions in a $50 million civil suit filed th eare premiums down until the recent repeal of benefits covering million in premiums for the policies after a weapons cache was found proved a three-year contract with a 7 percent annual few things flipped in their shopping mum,” Brown said. by a paralyzed victim of the 1984 shooting. cost of health eare stops rising. catastrophic illness. The company and incurred $83.2 million in claims raise for school secretaries after six months of where she lives. They suggested she bag on the way home.” And the J^ - Casolo’s relatives, friends and “Basically, the man’s a coward when he doesn’t Senior citizens predicted that — largest health insurer in Connec­ — and that does not include all the negotiations. had merely been used by rebels. tice Department began reviewing well-wishers planned to gather for a have a gun with him,” charged attorney Ronald some elderly who can barely afford ticut — also cites increased use of expenses. Col. Carlos Amando Aviles, a “It is not a perfect contract from eitlier (bargaining the ease to determine if she broke prayer vigil at 7 p.m. Friday at the Kuby, who represents Darrell Cabey in the lawsuit private insurance now will have to medieal services by customers and Blue Cross has said if Congress unit) point of view but it was our last chance to avoid spokesman for the Salvadoran the U.S. Neutrality Act. First Congregational Church in rising hospital fees. had not repealed the catasftophic military, told a news conference at against Goetz. drop their policies. binding arbitration,” Pauick Flaherty, the chairman Fitzwater took a softer approach Thomaston, Conn. After learning Goetz would be a no-show, Kuby “It is going to have a devastating care program, the company would the National Press Club that he of the Board of Education, said Friday. Wednesday, saying U.S. officials Clark, who served as attorney and co-counsel William Kuntsler prepared a motion impact on people living on fixed in­ The insurance department agreed- have sought a 12 percent rate in­ knows the woman, Jennifer J. Flaherty said following a late executive session were “monitoring her case closely to general from 1967 to 1969 under requesting a judge resolve all outstanding questions comes,” Ana-Maria Garcia, director “You can’t keep a hold on crease for the Medicare supplement Casolo, and “she is a very nice, Thursday night at CovenU7 High School, the contract assure she is well treated.” President Lyndon Johnson and has of Hartford’s Department of Elderly premiums charged for health care policy covering hospital care. honest person that I consider a good in the lawsuit in favor of Cabey. If the motion was was approved in a 6-0 vote. Board member Kathleen Meanwhile, former Attorney since been active on behalf of liberal approved, Cabey would collect the full amount his Services, said of the increases for unless you put a hold on the cost of The insurance department ap­ Ryan was absent. American.” General Ramsey Clark was in El causes, is offering his services to health care,” said John Sansone, proved a 41.3 pereent pereent in- And Ricardo Valdivieso, the Sal­ suit requested. the elderly. The contract is retroactive to July 1. Salvador Friday to help defend Ms. Casolo at his own expense, aide director of the department’s life and erease for the Blue Cross “high op­ vadoran undersecretary of foreign Cabey was one of four youths shot in lower The new rates, effective Jan. 1, According to Flaherty, the contract is essentially Casolo. Robert Schwartz said. Manhattan on Dec. 22, 1984, when they approached will affect 203,(XK) senior citizens health division. tion” plan, which covers some the document recommended by a fact finder who was affairs, suggested that “perhaps she Clark arrived in San Salvador, the Clark won’t be able to defend Ms. “The losses are there,” said In­ hospital fees. The cost will rise to is a naive person who lua been used Goetz on a subway car. Goetz claimed the four in­ who buy policies that pay deduc­ asked to aid in the wage dispute after an impasse in capital, at around 7:30 p.m. Casolo at her trial, where she will tibles and medical expenses not surance Commissioner Peter Kelly, $36.54 a person a month from by” leftist rebels who cached the ex­ tended to rob him; the youths said they were panhan­ October. Thursday, his wife, Gloria, said in a need a Salvadoran lawyer. But her covered by Medicare. referring to Blue Cross’ financial $25.86. plosives and ammunition at the telephone interview this morning friends and family are hoping he dling. Flaherty said the negotiation with the secretaries While the other three youths recovered from their was made more difficult because it interfered with house, and that “unfortunately she from New York. will be permitted to advise her. was found in the house at the time.” Jeff Brown, a spokesman for the With Clark are three elergymen, injuries, Cabey was left paralyzed from the waist the board’s attention for a search for a new supierin- down by the shooting. lendent, the annual budget process, the recent local Casolo, 28, has maintained she is U.S. Embassy in San Salvador, said ineluding the Rev. Daniel Long, tlic innocent of any military connection Evangelical Lutheran minister who Goetz was acquitted of all charges in the case ex­ The Manchester Symphony election and the transition from an old to a new ad­ an embassy consul visited Casolo in cept for a weapons violation. He was jailed after a ministration after a new superintendent was hired. with the FMLN rebels. She works in Thursday ^temoon. is chairman of Christian Educational El Salvador as a representative of Seminar’s board of directors. court battle which reached the Supreme Court, and “All our other employees have had a raise since Casolo, now in her sixth day of rclea.sed Sept. 20 after serving eight months behind July 1,” Flaherty said. “Here it is Dec. 1. All I can do the San Antonio, Texas-based Chris­ Orchestra and Chorale bars. is apologize to these employees. The raise is retroac­ tian Education Seminars, providing tours for Americans who come to Goetz was initially scheduled for a Sept. 29 first MANUEL ALVAREZ. CONDUCTOR tive and they will have it in time for the holidays.” deposition at state Supreme Court in the Bronx, but John MacLcan, director of Pupil and Staff Support see and study the country. asked for a delay because he did not have an attor­ DAVID CLYLE MORSE, CHORALE CONDUCTOR Services, negotiated the contract on the board’s be­ Casolo, who grew up Thomaston, Conn., was arrested a week ago after ney. The deposition was then rescheduled for today. half with the secretaries’ union. Earlier this week, a note dated Nov. 27 was mailed Salvadoran officials, acting on a tip MacLean said Friday, “It was not a compromise. It to Kuntsler and Kuby which said Goetz still did not from a captured rebel, dug up the was an award by the fact finder.” have a lawyer and probably wouldn’t have one until CHRISTMAS CONCERT According to MacLcan, 20 employees arc affected back yard of the house she had been renting for the past three months and next year. Capiicclo llaJlen. Op. 45 Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky by the contract, which goes into effect Dec. 15. The “Due to business and medical problems, I will be found dynamite and thousands of current wage range for secretaries who have been unable to seek an attorney until early 1990,” Goetz with the school system for less than 20 years is from wrote in block letters. Symphony No. 4 In D minor. Robert Schumann $5.99 an hour to $8.95 an hour. Fifteen of the 20 Op. 120 secretaries are affected by that salary range. The Weekly other five have been there longer than 20 years and are not included in the same category. Most have Health Tip Gloria In G. Francis Poulenc wages that exceed the amount of the salary range, Suspended guard for Soprano. Orchestra fiP Chorus MacLean said. MacLean said he and former superintendent Nathan Chcsler negotiated the contract. The gets 20-year term SATURDAY secretaries had wanted an 8 percent raise. However, it was other issues that lead to an impasse in negotia­ for drug charges DECEMBER 9, 1989 tions which resulted in the contact being turned over 8 PM to a fact finder on Oct. 6, MacLcan said. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph, HARTFORD (AP) — A suspended prison guard has “The issues that led to an impasse were the lan­ been sentenced to 20 years in prison on three drug-re­ guage of the contract, how we promote people, pen­ CRY BABIES sion, life insurance and longevity benefits,” said lated convictions. Manchester Community College Babies may cry less if they’re MacLcan, Jose Cotto, 36, was given the mandatory minimum carried more often, researchers sentence Thursday by Superior Court Judge Thomas H. Program Center In the new contract, longevity benefits have been tested 99 three to twelve week increased. For example, MacLean said, an employee Corrigan. olds and their moms. Haif the Authorities said Cotto was involved in a cocaine sales working fo.' five to eight years within the system babies were carried (in arm or a General admission used to receive a $200 longevity allowance annually operation based in the Hartford building were he lived carrier) an average 4.4 hours a Students over 18 and senior citizens $4 and now will receive $300 annu^ly. day — the other half were car­ and was the part time superintendent. “The contract was not changed appreciatively. Cotto’s lawyer asked the judge to try to keep his client ried for 2.7 hours. Result: At six FAMILY SPECIAL Whether that is a pro or a con depends on how you weeks (peak crying time) the from being sent to the state’s maximum security prison look at it,” MacLe^ said. more frequently carried infants in Somers, saying Cotto once worked there and would be Students under 18 FREE with I.D. He noted the schools have a total of seven unions cried and fussed 43% less than in danger. or bargaining units that include teachers, ad­ the others — and 54% less at The attorney, William T. Gerace, said that Cotto still ministrators, cafeteria workers, custodians, nurses, night. Santa knows... technically is a guard, although he has been suspended secretaries and paraprofcssionals (teacher aides). We have what you're looking for... and his badge was seized. Flaherty said he is not totally satisfied because he When he was arrested on Sept. 6, 1988, Cotto had not did not have an opportunity to read the contract him­ worked at a prison for a year because of a work-related self. Shoppe injury. “It was sort o! given to us by the superintendent — NalUwwl C««ur» Cotto was arrested along with five other men after (Michael Malinowski) here, this is it,” said Flaherty. police said they saw him help package cocaine outside a However he said Malinowski assured the board he 348 Main Street 305 E. Center St., Manchester Hartford apartment house. The cocaine was passed had read the contract thoroughly and recommended it Manchester through a chain-link fence to a man who sold it to people be approved. 643-4958 i 649-1025 in passing cars or on foot, police said. 1 Incinerator obituaries NATION & WORLD Margaret Hewitt East Cemetery. Calling hours are black culture in dance than any Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. another person that I know of,” Native son cracks maple scam would burn Margaret (Foots) Hewitt, 91, of Wright said. “He combined a great Memorial donations may be made 385 W. Center St., formerly of on store shelves in Alabama, Arkan­ to St. Mary Remembrance, 41 Park artistic vision of modem dance with MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — A The indicunent alleged Pilgrim Florida, widow of John Hewitt, died sas, Colorado, Indiana, Maryland, St., Manchester 06040. his cultural heritage.” state agriculture investigator could distributed the doctored products Friday (Dec. 1, 1989) at Manchester North Carolina, Oregon, Virginia medical waste The Alvin Ailey American Dance tell by taste that a product marketed under the name “Nathan Pilgrim Memorial Hospital. Theater was founded in 1958, dedi­ as pure maple syrup was nothing Symp Farm” between 1985 and and Washington. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Medical waste from three She was bom Aug. 15, 1898, m cated to the preservation and enrich­ Martell said Thursday that he more than com symp and helped of­ 1988. The California products bore states would be burned in an incinerator near the Portadown, County Armagh, North­ Elsewhere ment of the American modem dance ficials crack a nationwide scam. the name “Sleepy Hollow Packing flew to California at the urging of Bridgeport shoreline, under a plan proposed by a city ern Ireland, and came to Manchester heritage and the uniqueness of black Bruce Martell, the Vermont Co.” the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers businessman. in 1920. She and her husband cultural expression. Association and the North American Kaye Williams and a partner have filed plans to build Department of Agriculture con­ Martell said Pilgrim did a “sig­ moved to Florida in 1962, and she Alvin Alley, Ailey, who retired from perform­ Maple Symp Council. The groups the $11 million project on a city-owned site near a sumer assurance supervisor, flew to nificant amount of business” nation­ returned to Manchester in 1987. She ing a number of years ago to con­ also paid for the trip. sewage treatment plant, a trash-io-energy plant, the P.T. dance ‘giant’ California last summer to buy wide. Fake products were also found was a former employee of the centrate on choreography, started Bamum low-income housing complex and Captain’s Cheney Mills in Manchester and tlie NEW YORK (AP) — Alvin products labeled as maple symp. the company with seven members. Upon returning to Vermont, the Cove seaport and restaurant, which Williams operates. Pratt & Whimey Aircraft Co. in East Ailey, founder of the dance com­ Today the Uoupc numbers 28, many AUCTION #1 The incinerator would bum about 150 tons of biomedi­ Hartford. She was a member of pany that bears his name, died products were tested and found to be of them graduates of The Alvin 98 percent com symp. cal waste a day. Williams said the waste, including syrin­ Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church in Friday at Lenox Hill Ho.spilal, said a Ailey American Dance Center. ges, used bags of blood, bandages and human waste from Manchester. spokeswoman for the dance com­ “This definitely tasted like com surgery and autopsies, would come from Connecticut, symp,” Martell said. “If you knew She is survived by three sons, pany. He was 58. In addition to creating works for EXECUTIVE HOME Ailey died at 4:55 p.m. of a blood good maple, you would be able to Rhode Island and possibly New York state. Everett M. Hewitt of Ocala, Fla., his own company, Ailey’s ballets on 5.38 acres State officials estimate between 25,000 and 50,000 disorder called dyscrasia, said Meg tell right away.” George P. Hewitt of Vernon, and have appeared in the repertoires of Gordean, the spokeswoman. He had Martell passed the information to tons of medical waste are generated each year from doc­ William D. Hewitt of Manchester; companies including American Bal­ tors’ offices, hospitals, laboratories, veterinarians and four daughters, Margaret Edwards suffered from the disease for about a U.S. Food and Dmg Administration Auction on site: let Theaue, The Jeffrey Ballet, the officials. They arrested Nathan other sources. of Barnstable, Mass., Gladys M. year. Paris Opera Ballet, the London Fes­ The waste has caused a furor in the last two years be­ “He was clearly one of the giants Pilgrim, 66, of DcKalb, Miss., on 12 Monday; December 4, 1989 at 1:00 P.M. Hewitt of Jupiter, Fla., Barbara tival Ballet and the Royal Danish cause syringes and other medical materials have washed Moller of East Hartford, and Joan of modem dance,” said Michael felony counts of using com symp ashore on Connecticut and other East Coast beaches. Wright, executive director of the Ballet. and other ingredients in products Nelson of West Palm Beach, Fla.; 20 Ailey, who created 79 ballets, Williams is proposing the project with Douglas Forrest Erick Hawkins Dance Company. labeled as maple symp, honey, sor­ 135 Senate Brook Dr. -- grandchildren and 13 great­ also staged andMror choreographed of New Rochelle, N.Y. Their fim , Bum-Med Inc., was Ailey and Hawkins were longstand­ ghum molasses and ribbon cane grandchildren. for operas including Samuel Bar­ Hebron, CT incorporated in April. The funeral will be Monday at 11 ing iince colleagues. symp. Williams said the city would receive $1 million for “But he also did more for ber’s “Anthony and Cleopatra” and Pilgrim was arraigned Thursday a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Leonard Bernstein’s “Mass.” Magnificent 9 room coloniai with 5 bed­ hosting the plant and another $1 million a year from an­ 400 Main St. Burial will be in the American blacks and American in Mississippi federal court on two ticipated revenues. He said the plant would be equipped counts of falsely labeling foods with rooms, 2 1/2 baths, finished 2 car garage, with “the best technology.” intent to defraud and mislead, and Inmates charged in religious fight 10 counts of shipping falsely labeled fuii basement, panoramic views of the Salmon foods in interstate commerce. River State Forest. Each charge carries maximum Andover Grange tional institution. They are due back announced and he wanted to go. VERNON (AP) —- Four Somers The Associated Press penalties of three years in jail and State Prison inmates have been in court Dec. 13. But, McDaniel told Jefferson that services had not been called, the af­ $250,000 in fines. Pilgrim was charged with rioting and assault in The inmates were among six in­ RESCUE — Fire personnel lift one of five released earlier this week on $1,0(X) *MAI appraised at $340,000. honors members mates that allegedly assaulted guard fidavit said. an attack on a prison guard in Sep­ victims rescued Friday after their Vehicle bond. $269,000 OPENING BID, Day of Auction, ANDOVER — Andover Grange No. 76 has tember during a dispute over Islamic James McDaniel in the “C” block, Jefferson continued to argue and honored two longtime members with 75 years of ser­ religious services, authorities said. the prison’s high-security section on punched McDaniel in the face, the crashed through a bridge barrier, sending Your Pet's Picture vice. Inmates Jerome Downing, 22, Sept. 1, according to court docu­ affidavit said. Five other inmates, their car into an icy river in Salem, Mass. About a dozen Grange members visited the two anc Christopher Jackson, 23, ap­ ments. including Spikes, Downing and One woman died and four persons were with Santa *Special financing available for home with long-time members at the convalescent homes where McDaniel suffered a chipped Jackson, joined in the attack, the af­ peared in Superior Court Thursday hospitalized. ______20% down.______they were living and held parties in their honor. The on charges of second-degree assault tooth, severely bruised ribs, and fa­ fidavit said. two also received certificates. and rioting at a correctional institu­ cial cuts and bruises, authorities Vera Stanley, 96, was presented with the certificate tion. They are due back in court said. Jefferson was serving a 16-ycar AUCTION #2 on Oct. 13. She had been employed by the state Dec. 14. According the affidavit, sentence and Spikes a six-year sen­ Israeli soldiers kill before retiring and was the pianist for the Grange for Inmates Milton Spikes, 23, and McDaniel was securing the inmates tence, both for first-degree robbery. ABSOLUTE AUCTION ^ many years. She now lives at Fenw(H)d Manor in Robert L. Jefferson, 26, were in their cells when Jefferson began Additional information for Downing Palestinian gangsters NO MINIMUM - NO RESERVES Manchester. charged Wednesday with second-de­ arguing with him, saying that Is­ and Jackson was not immediately George S. Nelson, who died Nov. 21 at the age of gree assault and rioting at a correc- lamic religious services had been available. JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli soldiers disguised as 94 at the Masonic Home and Hospital in Wallingford, Arabs killed four members of a Palestinian gang Friday 4 ACRE BUILDING LOT was awarded the certificate on Sept. 29. He was a in a barber shop shootout in Nablus, the occupied West Lot #1 Ogden Lord Road - mail carrier in Andover for many years. He was a Location of creche CHRISTMAS TREES Bank’s largest city, Arab journalists reported. member of the Andover Volunteer Fire Department, The army confirmed soldiers killed four members of Marlborough, Conn served as chief for 16 years and as fire marshal for 12 is under protest Hickory___ _ Rid Jge Tree Farm South■ h BHiverRd., Coventry an organization known as the Black Panthers and years. Auction on site: R. Visny & Family 742“B354 wounded three, who were captured. It said there were no The certificates were presented by Chaplain NAUGATUCK (AP) — A casualties among the soldiers. Sunday - 12 noon-5 Monday, December 4, 1989 at 2:00 P.M. Rachel Stanley while more than a dozen fellow Naugatuck man wants the borough 11 TREES BALED FREE 11 Street battles broke out after the shooting and the army to remove a Chrisunas creche from Open Tues.-Sun. 9am-Spm 11/26,12/3, Grangers celebrated the occasion.______barred Jewish settlers from the area, according to wit­ Property sells to the highest bidder regardless or price bid! The Green, saying a scene portray­ Freshly cut...Pine, Fir, Spruce nesses and police reports. Hospital officials said five 12/10, 12/17 MANCHESTER ing the birth of Jesus does not Palestinians were wounded in the clashes. Sunday - Sam-12 *A unique fly-in, drive-in building 4.08 + /■ lot s belong on public land. BRIDGE 44 TO UCONN Israeli soldiers or settlers have killed at least 623 SCHOOL 12/24 *Use of 2200' lighted runway State overpaid clinic In a letter delivered to Mayor RT. at.WILLIMANTIC Palestinians since an uprising began two years ago in the John E. LetU Sr. on Friday, James occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, and 42 Israelis have HICKORY RIDGE TREE FARM iNFORMATiON SUN., NOV. 26th 2-4 PM to tune of $1.3 million Senyszyn said the creche violates a died. At least 154 alleged collaborators with the Israelis D.J.'s Grooming recent U.S. Supreme Court decision «a es Isa « ^ have been killed by other Palestinians. HARTFORD (AP) — The state Department of Income DAY: SUN., DEC. 3rd 2-4 PM regarding the separation of church Friday’s army raid was the second on radical Pales­ Maintenance overpaid a Boston rehabilitation clinic $1.3 TERMS OF AUCTION 1 $10,000 down in cash or certified funds, day of and state. ^ HOLIDAY HOME BOUTIQUE ^ tinian groups in Nablus in less than a month. It followed St 2: million in state and federal health-care funds for Connec­ auction. Additional down payment due ten days later to bring total down In that case, the American Civil 21 Hartford Road • Manchester, C T ? warnings by militxiry officials of a campaign against & Pet Supply ticut residents ueated there, a federal agency said. payment to 10% of purchase price. Closing will be in 1990, on or before Liberties Union of Greater Pit­ gangs blamed for killing alleged collaborators. January 19, 1990, in the office o f the seller's attorney. Health Care Finance Administration has said the state Saturday Dec. 2 10 a.m. — 6 p.m. ^ tsburgh V. Allegheny County, the Israel radio said the head of Israel’s Shin Bet security "you never knew Call for further details and illustrated brochure. overpaid the Greenery Rehabilitation Center $1.3 million Sunday Dec. 3 1 p.m. — 6 p.m. u court ruled that the county could not ^ Here is your opportunity to find professional g.'.llery gifts. J there was so much in Medicaid reimbursements between January 1986 and service told officials 500 Palestinian guerrilla squads had Glass Auction & Realty legally display a creche in a county U produced by local artists, displayed in a lovely living room setting, for J been counted during the uprising. September 1988. for your pet." courthouse. 21 your holiday gift giving. It said the Shin Bet chief, whose name is an official ROBERT H. GLASS ]r.. Broker The claim is based on a recent federal audit at the Bos­ “The authors of the Bill of Rights ^ Gift Filled Baskets « secret, gave the assessment Thursday. He was quoted as 119 Oakland St. Box 237 - Sterling, CT 06377 ton clinic, which provides long-term treatment for knew that tyranny can and does j Country Folk Art & Woodenware £ saying 170 of the groups were linked to the Fatah faction Manchester patients with traumatic brain injuries. The audit said the cloak itself in pious trappings,” Hand Thrown Pottery In Stoneware & Porcelain C of Palestine Liberation Organization chairman Yasser (203) 564-7318 CT 800-553-2243 facility’s reimbursement rate for treating Connecticut Senyszyn wrote. Arafat and were uncovered since Arafat publicly 649-0485 Medicaid recipients was too high. Senyszyn asked Letts to remove ]J • Beth's Gift Baskets • Always Countr,i w • Bobbi Setzler Pottery & Tileworks £ renounced terrorism a year ago. State officials said Greenery’s negotiated rate was ap­ the creche from 'The Green and dis­ propriate and that the facility was not overpaid. pose of it. eii (« Ka Isa ca Isa tes ea i<3> la |» Da IS Ka «3 lis la Ki Ka Isa la net m IS 1 PEOPLE Wrinkle cream to be tested

Nigra said. He expects Pcllrctin to pound. Which patient gets which Museums mourn loss of artists to AIDS By Paul Recer cream will be kept secret from bolh The Associated Press have the same effect. Queen apologizes for lateness Volunteers for the clinical tests doctor and patient until the test is occur,” said Philip Ycnawine, director of completed in six months. The ef­ By Patricia Bibby WINCHESTER, England (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II, WASHINGTON — Clinical trials arc being accepted at the education at the museum and co-chairman who prides herself on being punctual, apologized to fects on the skin of the patients will The Associated Press will start next montli on a vitamin A Washington HospiUil Center, and at of the nationwide project. guests kept waiting for 25 minutes in the cold for the then be compared. Subway riders found a colorful cream that researchers hope will hospitals in AllanU and San Diego. opening of an army regimental museum. Museums and galleries across the na­ downtown mural covered with black wipe out wrinkles and restore a The study is to start Jan. 8. Nigra said patients will be told to tion dimmed their lights, draped sculp­ But she had a good excuse. Nigra said the patients in the apply the cream once daily, just paper. “I came through fire, frost and fog to gel here, she youthful look to sun-damaged skin. tures in black and stripped their walls of “The original mural is full of life and So far, it has proven itself only on study must be white, between 40 before bed. He said the Vitamin A modem art masterpieces Friday to mourn i«WI said. „ . „ , and 70 years of age and have skin compound is known to make the dancing and colorful figures, and now it’s The queen, who is colonel in chief of the Royal Green rabbits and mice. the artists lost to AIDS and the contribu­ that has been moderately to scvcrly covered in black paptcr,” said the mural’s Jackets, was in Winchester, Hampshire, to open the regi­ Dr. Thomas Nigra of the skin very sensitive to sunlight and tions they might have made. damaged from a lifetime of ex­ artist, Ross Lewis. “People have come in ment’s newly extended and refurbished museum. Washington Hospital Center said the that all patients will be told to use a “Our aims are to honor and recognize and affixed names of dead friends on posure. Other rapes will be tested sunscreen before going outside. friends and colleagues who have died or The royal car had to be diverted in west London be­ new cream, called Pclrctin, will be index cards.” later, he said, although dark skins cause of a fire and was then further delayed by fog on the tested for six months on 240 patients If the Pclrctin tests arc successful. are dying, and to seek greater support and In Malibu, Calif., the J. Paul Getty tend not to be easily damaged by the M3 motorway. , in three cities and results should be understanding from an ill-informed and Museum honored Samuel Wagstaff Jr., a Nigra said Ortho Pharmaceuticals, sometimes hostile public,” said Thomas In her speech outside the mu.scum, die queen recalled known in about a year. sun. the New Jersey-based manufacturer collector and curator with close tics to the this was the second time she had been invited to speak to The tests were organized after To test the cream, the patients will Sokolowski, director of the Grey Art Gal­ museum who died of AIDS in 1987. of bolh Rctin A and the new cream, the regiment outdoors on a wintry morning, and §aid. Pclrctin was tested on rabbits and be divided into two groups. lery in New York and a member of Visual The museum darkened its photo exhibit will apply to the Food and Drug Ad­ “It’s a tribute to the hardiness of the Green Jackets.’ the rhino mou.se, a rodent that is Half of the patients will gel Pcl- AIDS, which organized “A Day Without and instead set up a wall display featuring ministration for a license to market Art” to coincide with the World Health rclin and the other half, a cream that a photograph of Wagstaff with a sign as­ Marsalis talks about roots genetically disposed to develop the product as a skin cream. Organiz.ation’s second AIDS Awareness wrinkles early in life. The results of contains a placebo, or neutral com­ king patrons to “conu-ibutc your lime or NEW YORK (AP) — Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, Day. other resources to organizations in your the animal tests, said Nigra, were Hundreds of art institutions par­ whose new album, “A Crescent City Christmas Card, ~n community involved in research, educa­ “dramatic.” ticipated in the observance across the highlights his New Orleans’ beginnings, scoffs at artists H. JOHN MALONE, M.D. tion and care for people with AIDS.” The doctor said it may be four counuy, organizers said. They hoped the who scout the world in search of musical roots or in­ “There was a lot of staff sentiment that years, or more, before Pclrctin is TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING focus on the artistic contribution of AIDS g ^ we should do something,” said Getty fluences. _ , „ . available as a prescription com­ victims would emphasize that AIDS is “That’s fake,” Marsalis said in the Dec. 1-3 issue ot THE RELOCATION OF HIS OFFICE sptokeswoman Deborah Gribbon. “We pound. not just a disease of minorities and drug USA Weekend. “Most of that stuff is based on racial ex­ wanted to make a serious statement and r ploitation. In order to deal with the music of another cul- Pclrctin, said Nigra, is a “first ON DECEMBER 4, 1989 :h m addicts. one that had a special coruiection to us.” cousin” to Rctin A, a prescription In New York, numerous art galleries iurc, you have to be that. You know. I could li^smn to Wagstaff also was mourned at the cream that was developed to treat TO closed for the day or temporarily some Chinc.se music and give you a facsimile of it. nut Detroit Institute of Arts, where he was its darkened their halls. At the Meu-opolitan it’s not going to have the soul of that music. acne but which doctors discovered 353 MAIN STREET curator of contemporary art from 1968 to The Associated Press Museum of Art, Picasso’s “Portrait of In the same issue, Branford Marsalis blamed the media also is effective against skin wrin­ 1971. A sculpture obtained by Wagstaff MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 Gertrude Stein” was removed and a MEMORIAL — Empty chairs arranged in a circle at Harvard for reports of a rift between him and his brother when he kling. placard was put in its place to explain the was draped in black. quit Wynton Marsalis’ band to play with Sting m 1785. ^ “Pclrctin should offer an ad­ m H In Washington, about 70 demonsuators University’s Fogg Museum symbolized individuals with AIDS FOR THE PRACTICE OF loss the art community is experiencing “The press uics to trip you up. Wynton just docsn l vantage over Rctin A because the were arrested Friday after they sat down known by museum staffers. The chair memorial was part of na­ answer and I answer with a joke, so he’s arrogml and early studies suggest it has a similar PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT because of AIDS. on Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the gs Elizabeth Taylor, chairwoman of the tional AIDS Awareness Day. I’m the fun-loving one,” Branford Marsalis said. For the therapeutic • response but with less MEDICINE American Foundation for AIDS Research, White House to protest what they called record, he added, “I’m more arrogant and opinionated side effects.” he said. “This is really z -D the government’s lack of leadership in the national director of the Blue Lights cam­ Similar observances were held in At­ told reporters at the Museum of Modem a second generation of cosmetic Office Hours: O JO paign, said Dec. 1 marks his first birthday lanta, where The Arts Exchange gallery than him.’ Art that the day “draws attention to the AIDS epidemic. 649-6166 Those taking part in the civil dis­ without his twin brother, who died of was closed; in Pittsburgh, where lights pharmaceutical.” By Appointment terrible loss in the artistic world.” Gabor sales slumping obedience were among some 200 people AIDS. were dimmed for 10 minutes at The Car­ The side effects of Rctin A arc 5 g She said the observance, however, was who attended a rally marking World negie Museum of Art; in Seattle, where LOS ANGELES (AP) — Zsa Zsa Gabor is finding not serious but can be irritating, said 0 m just a small reminder of the plague, “and AIDS Awareness Day. The demonsuation “1 was always impressed with blue large black shrouds were hung over many that crime doesn’t pay. Nigra. They include a reddening of m ^ everybody in this world needs to be came a day after President Bush declared lights,” said Willers. “At airports, blue downtown sculptures; and in Los An­ The actress got more publicity from her notorious the skin, scaling and flaking, along reminded time and time again.” O) that education is the nation’s best weapon lights guide planes down. True blue is a geles, where visitors to the Museum of cop-slapping trial in Beverly Hills than from any enter­ with a burning sensation. “The point of ‘A Day Without Art’ is Gentlemen!! loyalty color. When I was in the navy Contemporary Art and the County tainment projects in years, but book, movie and TV of­ to refer metaphorically to loss and to try against AIDS. The doctor said Pclrctin “has been Elsewhere, the AIDS Project Los An­ during the Vietnam War, the blue color Museum of Art found the usual admission fers don’t appear to be flooding in. 01 to get more people as concerned with the through all of the studies ... to make geles planned to gather with blue candles meant that it was a safe harbor for a ship fees waived and were asked instead to Miss Gabor, a onetime Hungarian beauty queen, was Get that Special Woman m ^ loss from AIDS as it is often, with, say, sure it is a safe product to be used in and lights Friday evening. David Willers, to pull into. Blue is a healing color.” donate to the AIDS Project Los Angeles. sentenced to serve three days in jail and perform court- earthquakes and other tragedies that human testing.” in your life a ordered community service after she was found guilty of Both Rctin A and Pclrctin contain > CO I CLIP AND SAVE FOR BONUS .slapping a police officer trying to issue her a uaffic eila- a Vitamin A compound that some lion. . researchers claim has been shown in ^ > A videotape documenting her trial, which was *T)ay o f Beauty" tests to smooth aging, damaged skin. JO H punctuated by frequent outbursts from the actress, hasn i Other dermatologists, however, > been a hot seller, said Tower Records video sales clerk Let her be pampered “O Murk Elliott. “From what I can sec, nobody’s buying it.y claim that the creams only give the “Who wants to run Zsa Zsa pictures now?” said appearance of smoothing the skin from head to toe! STOP SMOKINGDr. Kahl will suspend celebrity photographer Peter Borsari. “I even couldn t and that the effects arc not real. 3 or 4 volunteers sell one of Milton Bcrle putting his hand ever her mouth Nigra said his research with Rctin Facial, Tanning Special IN (2 1/2) HOURS! between two chairs that was taken at Sidney Sheldon’s parly at Jimmy’s.” A demonstrates ll.at the compound Manicure, to show the power of A publicist for Miss Gabor, Phil Paladino, said sales of docs remove some wrinkles, giving 10 sessions for Without Anxiety, Withdrawal or Weight Gain one's Subconscious the face cream and cubic zirconia gift set bearing her what he called “excellent” results Pedicure $25.00 YOU DONT WANT CANCER, EMPHYSEMA, A HEART ATTACK OR TO Mind. He has name have slumped. for 28.5 percent of patients who use hypnotized over Miss Gabor is to appear in two movies, said agent Lai llic cream and “good” for 47.6 per­ Gift certificates in any 75,000 people. $65.00 amount. Makes a great (V/'TES" YOU HYPNOTIZED!! IT'S SAFE AND EFFECTIVE. Ross, but the parts were signed before the trial. A deal cent. for an autobiography, negotiated before her tmcsl, is in But he said about half of the stocking staffer. (2) "YES" YOU WILL WILLINGLY THROW YOUR CIGARETTES AWAY December S, Tuesday limbo because of editorial differences, Ross said. patients who used the placebo also Facial, E. Hartford, Holiday Inn showed “good” results because “we Acrylic Nails, ■ C ^ (3) '^ECAI?SE'^Dr !^DONALD a . KAHL Ph. D. HAS A 98% PROVEN 363 Roberts Street, Exit 58 taught them how to take care of their Pedicure ' ' RATE Pavarotti needs his sleep He is c S e V e d one of the leading experts in the UNITED STATES on Behavior Modifications and has Two Separate Classes skin.” been featured on radio and television. PORTLAND. Ore. 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No. 812-256-2246 or 256-2024 Check, Cash, Visa and MasterCard ac^Jted j k ■ ■ ■ ■ ■TEwHTSrsiSTSTSrTSISXcurAND sa ve for BONUS m 1 4 .r r .1 + ^ I ♦ ) I S % • » ♦ f - 4 ♦ » ♦ '-' A* i* I * , 4 . * 4 A I . . t . . . t 4 * . t . 4 I 4 i \ • I V k i * I . t ; I I t Photographer killed Foreign help asked in scattered fighting L uigi s SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) — Both neighborhoods were major combat in pressuring Aoun Soldiers fought rebels in two poor San Sal­ zones in the early days of the 3-week-old of­ vador neighborhoods Friday and in scattered fensive of the Farbundo Marti National Libera­ .CHRISTMAS CRAFTS SHOWl. encounters north and south of the city, the tion Front, which has made thousands of San Arabia, in October. Aoun rejected it because it R estaurant Salvador residents homeless. Manchester Community College 5H:RUT, Lebanon (AP) — Elias Hrawi, did not include a specific timetable for army reported. . .•L'ar.on’s new president, has asked the United A Salvadoran photographer for Agcnce The offensive radically changed the decade- (Lowe Program Center) withdrawal of the 40,000 Syrian soldiers sta­ S.a.i's. Soviet Union and France to convince 700 Hartford Road France-Presse was killed and a Red Cross old guerrilla war against U.S.-backed govern­ tioned in Lebanon. Saturday, December 2nd 10-4 .'cr Michel Aoun to avoid another battle with worker who was with him was wounded in ments, in which more than 71,000 people have forces, a source close to Hrawi said An-Nahar, an independent newspaper, said M anchester been killed. It brought heavy combat to the France had asked the United States and Soviet Soyapango, one of the neighborhoods where 50 CRAFTSPEOPLE FROM ■'■''.oav. the armed forces said there had been fighting capital for the first lime and the guerrillas He said Hrawi said he was “uying to avoid a Union to “exert relentless efforts to prevent a 649-6325 began using anti-aircraft missiles. NEW ENGLAND FEATURING: new military collision in Lebanon.” France overnight. '••'.■.ury showdown, but at the same time, he is Pentagon officials in Washington said intro­ Dolls • Oils • Ceramics • Jewelry • Other Fine Giftware 3,; governed Lebanon under mandate for more In another development. President Alfredo cc'.crmined to regain control of all government Cristiani said the situation in the country duction of the missiles meant the Salvadoran " sniutions in the Christian area.” than 20 years until independence in 1943. LUNCH SPECIAL military, whose air power had faced little chal­ VISIT WITH SANTA 11-2 FREE Young Christians maintained a human shield remained critical but that his 5-month-old (in Center Lobby) • j Hrawi sent letters to President Bush, Soviet government was not in danger. lenge, would have to change its tactics. President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and French Friday around the presidential palace, where Military officials said Friday nine soldiers I Food concessions to benefit Family Daycare Froviders CUP OF A reporter for the French agency said the Assn , Coventry Chapter; Students Against Drunk k\/’o President Francois Mitterrand, asking that they Aoun has his living quarters and command and nine guerrillas had been killed in fighting post in a bunker. photographer, Eloy Guevara, the Red Cross Driving (SADD); and Technology Students Assn urge Aoun to leave the presidential palace, the CREAMY BROCCOLI SOUP worker, who was carrying a white flag, and a near Zacaiecoluca, 25 miles south of San Sal­ government source said. Aoun led a Christian government in com­ vador, where rebels a Soviet-made SAM-7 sur­ Adm. to show $1.50 under 14 free ^ petition with a Moslem cabinet while Lebanon Salvadoran radio reporter were at a gas station “The president was elected to supervise im­ & SANDWICH at the foot of a hill in an area where there had face-to-air missile Wednesday for the first plementation of a pjeace plan, not to declare was without a president for 14 months. He time. A military source said the missile missed been combat earlier. war,” said the source, who spoke on condition refused to leave the palace in Baabda, a Chris­ an A-37 jet fighter. tian surburb east of Beirut, after Hrawi was The zone was quiet when suddenly a man of anonymity. “Aoun, who opposes the peace came from the hillside, grabbed an assault rifle elected by Parliament and dismissed him as FOR $3.95 Salvador’s rightist government accused plan, wants war.” or machine gun from some bushes and opened He was referring to a peace accord worked army commander. Nicaragua of supplying the missiles and fire. COVENTRY out by Lebanese lawm^ers in Taif, Saudi Guevara was the second journalist killed suspended relations. The United States filed a since the leftist Farabundo Marti National formal protest with the Soviet Union, which Liberation Front began an offensive in the arms Nicaragua, and the issue is on the agenda for the weekend summit off Malta between capital three weeks ago. CARD & GIFT! The other was David Blundy, 44, a veteran President Bush and Mikhail S. Gorbachev. Singh named war correspondent who worked for The Sun­ One soldier and one guerrilla were reported wounded at Tonacatepeque, 10 miles north of CONNECTION m H day Correspondent of London. The armed forces press office reported fight­ San Salvador. 3466 Main St„ Rte. 31, Vinton Village, CovOTtry, CT ing overnight in the Ciudad Delgado neigh­ Cristiani said a state of siege imposed ^ter ■ I proudly presents H ss prime minister the start of the offensive would not be lifted L t 'i'- borhood, where leftist rebels remained, and the z -D Soyapango district. It said the guerrillas had until violence subsided. The rules restrict Full Line of Lead Crystal freedoms, including freedom of the press. . . O J J NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Vishwanath Pratap Singh left Soyapango. was named prime minister Friday to replace Rajiv Gan­ dhi, and the new leader said his first goal would be to bring dignity to India, whose previous government was Q m dogged by allegations of corruption. Famine possibility looms President Ramaswamy Venkataraman appointed Singh and gave him 30 days to prove his National Front coidi- tion can muster a vote of confidence in the new Parlia­ in Ethiopian province ment. Gandhi will become leader of the opposition. Singh also was elected parliamentary leader of the His estimate of the number of people facing m ^ WRAP KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) — People are 742-1890 centrist National Front and of the coalition’s largest I dying from hunger in Ethiopia’s Tigre starvation in Tigre is much lower than the 4 party, the Janata Dal. province, and a famine as deadly as that of the million forecast last month by officials of the 1 . 1 1 „ 1 .1 1 -1 1 1 ll > O ) Singh’s selection came after last-minute conferences, a mid-1980s is possible, aTigrean rebel relief of­ U.N. World Food Program but higher than the fistfight, and allegations of skullduggery within the front, ■ Professional Packaging ficial said Friday. Ethiopian government’s prediction of 1.85 mil­ ^ > which is united by little more than antipathy to Gandhi m • UPS Shipments Information reaching Khartoum indicates an lion. JO H and the Congress ftirty. average of two people succumb every day to The worst-hit areas are in eastern Tigre, with > It formed a cohesive opposition force to defeat Gandhi the drought causing crop failures of up to 90 Ds •» «a •» M i« «a «s«Ei «s «a IS «s IS «a «« ca K «n tm a« hunger or malnutrition, adding to a loll in " 0 in national elections Nov. 22-26. • Federal Express percent, and some people are selling their cattle recent weeks that at last report was 115. Freshly Cut “My first task is to restore the dignity of the country,” Overnight Delivery The figures are minuscule compared with to buy food, Kidane said. z Singh said. “We should make an India of which every In­ those of the 1984-85 drought in which the The famine is causing people in eastern S dian will be proud." ■ Personalized Holiday Cards United Nations says up to 1 million people Tigre to migrate west toward the border with The 58-year-old former defense minister, who wore a died in the rebellion-torn province of Sudan, he said. Christmas Trees long blue coat and a black karakul cap through the day’s and Stationery northwestern Ethiopia. In the 1984-85 famine, thousands died in •Wreaths Balsam Fir healed proceedings, was cheered repeatedly. But Chekol Kidane, who heads the relief similar treks westward in search of food. About He said foreign policy would remain largely unaltered agency of the Tigre People’s Liberation Front, 200,000 were thought to have crossed into •Poinsettlas and that the government would take the Congress Party said that without food and medical supplies, Sudan, equally saddled with an anti-govem- into confidence on “national issues.” conditions for about 2.2 million people will ment rebellion and food shortages in the south. The Janata Dal has 141 of the National Front’s 144 HOLIDAY HOURS I get worse in the coming few weeks.” Kidane estimated that 346,000 tons of sup­ seats in Parliament’s new policy-making lower house. In e ffect Dec. 2 - Dec. 21 “The health situation there is very bad in­ plies are needed to prevent a repetition of the The other three seals went to smaller parties in the coali­ deed” and is worsening because the province’s 1984-85 disaster in Tigre. tion. Gandhi’s party has 192 seats, and its allies have 9AM-8PM Monday-Thursday three hospitals have no more medical supplies The Ethiopian government’s Relief and another 17. and too few personnel, Kidane said in an inter­ Rehabilitation Commission last week appealed The National Front has also been promised support by 9AM-6PM Friday to international donors for 377,400 tons of view. -Zh the Bharatiya Janata F ^y , which has 88 scats, and by a Malnutrition is rampant especially among relief food. combination of left-wing groups, which won 51 con­ 9AM-5PM Saturday children, and “chest diseases like tuberculosis “We arc requesting logistical assistance, as stituencies. . will be spreading among the malnourished,” he we have only 220 uucks while we badly need That would give the coalition and its tacit allies 28J said. 494 trucks and 50 trailers,” he said. scats — enough to carry a vote of confidence in the He said that the French relief organization Norway on Friday approved $324,000 in government. Medicine Without Borders has sent a team to special food and medical aid to Ethiopia. Southern New England Although the Congress Party has more scats than the Khartoum, which is to leave for Tigre in a few David Morton, operations director of the National Front, it would have had more trouble forming a days. “But they will not be able to remedy the U.N. World Food Program, said in Nairobi, Vegetable Farms coalition. Kenya, last week that satellite photographs and Open 7 Days situation in time,” he added. 9-8 Rt. 44 • Coventry z Gandhi became prime minister in 1984 after the assas­ I 341 E. CENTER STREET • MANCHESTER A disaster as bad as the mid-1980s famine is other evidence indicated the brunt of the sination of his mother. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. His *S va I s IB IS IS IS IS I s I s IS IS IS IS IS I s IS IS IS IS I s la t i s IS IS possible, Kidane said. famine would be fell next year. aides predicted the new government will fall apart before 1 1 its five-year term expires, clearing the way for new elec- — — ______— . . i / ■ lions and the Congress ftirly’s return to power. 1 fflanrlirstrr Hrralii

Pullout Section, Page 17 OPINION FOCUS Saturday, Dec. 2,1989 Our day will come IT Happens — in the next election FaST! Barnum continues to surprise By Joseph Spear______

Regarding the recent debate among members of Con­ By Jill Arabas gress over the $35,000-a-year pay raise they gave them­ The Associated Press selves, what would you say was the lowest point, the very bottom of the mephitic swamp? ntering a museum called P.T. Bar­ Each of us probably has a favorite answer to that ques­ num, one expects to find clowns, tion. For me, it was that exquisite moment when House colorful banners, carousels and a Majority Leader Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., conjured up model of a three-ring circus. But a the image of Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, who photograph of Henry Wadsworth has addressed the Congress the day before, to urge the Longfellow? One would also expect assemblage to support the proposed raise in the face of to hear the joyful sounds of carnival public disapproval. “We heard a hero yesterday, who music. But classical? Then again, the talked about courage,” said Gephardt. ‘Today is the day special exhibition wing of the Bar­ for us to be leaders, to do what’s right for this body, for num Museum in Bridgeport would this institution.” probably please old Phineas Taylor Barnum, who not Unless you’re a certified curmudgeon, you probably only put on the Greatest Show on Earth but was known § 7! don’t recognize the purity of that snake oil. The truth is to surprise his audiences now and then. the exact opposite of what the salesman is saying. The wing, almost six months old, is now showing the The passage of the pay raise bill was not an act of sM. works of Matthew Brady, including several never-seen- ^ m cowardice as you’re likely to see perpetrated in public. A Mev^S before photographs of P.T. Bamum’s side show “freaks.” few of the reasons: Jjea The photos include General Tom Thumb and wife The lawmakers insist on referring to their pay raise as Lavinia Warren, and James Murphy, the 7-foot-6-inch IS “ethics reform.” The need for “the Congress to come to giant. - < grips with the ethics issue is evident,” said Senate Next year, the wing will be the first in North America Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine. “Public to display original drawings and watercolors of Babar, m H opinion demands it.” the famous elephant created by the de Brunhoff family. The excuse for such sanctimonious flimflammcry is Old law cheats government Another show will feature the works of cartoonist SS that the House will give up all speaking fees Thomas Nast. (“honoraria”) in return for a pay hike that could reach 38 The gallery, one of the largest of its kind in New z "D percent, and the Senate will r^uce such income by 10 extraordinary petition campaign to England, is adjacent to the Barnum Museum, a three- O JO percent in return for a 10 percent pay raise. Put another mining work on the land annually— By Robert Walters recall him from Congress. story building in downtown Bridgeport that depicts Bar- way, they will accept payment to stop taking bribes. but that requirement is seldom en­ Udall abandoned his effort, with a num’s life and work as a circus master, newspaper If they are so courageous, why don’t they deal with the forced. publisher, state legislator and mayor of Bridgeport. The DENVER— Near Colorado’s The law was amended in 1920 to typically humorous explanation: “1 o m two issues separately? Keystone ski resort 60 miles west of may not have seen the light, but 1 19th-century building was rededicaled in June after a Congressional leaders insist on linking their pay raises remove land with oil, gas, coal m CO here, federal officials in 1983 were have felt the heat.” five-year, $8.5 million renovation project. to those of judges and executive branch officios. But phosphate, sodium and place them While the museum’s centerpiece is Barnum, the staff required by law to relinquish owner­ under a leasing system. Additional Now the issue is again being judges are not allowed to accept speaking fees, gifts p d ship of a 160-acre tract of public revived. In its recent report, the wanted a different focus for the gallery, a contemporary other gratuities. They do not have access to free medical amendments in 1947 and 1955 made land in return for a nominal payment GAO concluded that “the patent building with high white walls, polished hardwood floors O 5 care. They cannot take free junkets. sand, stone and gravel subject to of $2.50 per acre. provision of the Mining Law of and double glass doors that close it off from the museum m ^ Referring to former Speaker Jim Wright’s description sale instead of patenting. Today, that land— including But property containing gold, sil­ 1872 clearly runs counter to other foyer. of the ethics furor in the House as “mindless can­ “We felt it had to use the museum as a jumping-off choice sites for those planning to ver, copper, lead, iron, zinc, national natural resource policies nibalism,” federal magistrate Gerard Goettel said, judges build second homes— is available and... federal stewardship... of point. People would get confused if you had contem­ > CO don’t like being coupled with the cannibals. He wrote: titanium, uranium, tungsten and porary art in there,” said Linda Altschuler, the museum s for resale at $11,000 per acre. The other “hard rock” minerals remains public lands.” “Boil us alive in a pot of evaporating income if you must, parcel the government sold for $400 Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark, is executive director. but let’s be clear about who are the hostages and who are subject to mining law mandates— But, she said, the staff didn’t want to duplicate the six years ago now is valued at $1.8 and preposterously low fees— that leading a new campaign to revise an the cannibals.” museum. million. have remained unchanged since the archaic law that he notes “not only If the legislators are so courageous, why don’t they Near Breckenrige, another Colorado allows the sale of federal land at Likewise, they were hoping to appeal to more than the have the guts to unlink their pay raises from other offi­ days when grizzled prospectors with circus crowd. But they didn’t feel comfortable dabbling ski resort 65 miles southwest of mules, picks, shoves and pans scandalously low price (but) also al­ in expierimental art. cials? Denver, the government may be scoured the West for valuable me­ lows minerds to be sold without any A Congress that can’t balance budgets passed the pay forced to sell 60 acres for about a royalties paid to the federal govern­ What evolved was an array of exhibits that touch on raise in the blink of an eye, legislatively speaking. Twen­ tals. Bamum’s life but show a freedom to experiment. The total of $200— even though the ment.” ty-four hours after a House panel unveiled the proposal, a As he prepared to leave office in first show, which opened in June, was a display of more land’s fair market value is ap­ 1969, Interior Secretary Stewart L. A Wilderness Society economist bill was sent to the Senate. One day later, the final pack­ proximately $12 million. says the federal treasury would than 50 carved animals from carousels. Udall told Congress: The museum got more serious with the Brady exhibi­ age was dispatched to the White House where President Those examples, cited by the receive more than $480 million an­ George Bush— a millionaire who passed directly from “The most important piece of un­ tion, which features 75 photographs of such notables as General Accounting Office in a finished business on the nation’s nually if minerals taken from the 3.2 M birth to upper class— was eagerly waiting to sign it. report issued earlier this year, il­ Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Samuel F.B. Morse, natural resource agenda is the com­ million acres of patented public land 2 Presto! They people’s representatives, already in the top lustrate the astounding inequities Edwin Booth and Ulysses S. Grant. plete replacement of the Mining were subject to the royalties already 1 percent income bracket, would now be making more being perpetuated by the Mining The Associated Press Brady is most well known for his Civil War Law of 1872. This outmoded law levied on oil and gas production. ^ than six times the average worker. Our democracy was Law of 1872, a federal statute ac­ photographs. But several walls in the museum feature the has become the major obstacles to Q suddenly a plutocracy. tually enacted in 1866 but amended AI u/AV<% A SHOW — Linda Altschuler, director of the Barnum Museum, sits on the steps photographs of Bamum’s curiosities, for Brady’s studio the wise conservation and effective Robert Walters is a syndicated ^ Courage? Why no public hearings? Why not a decent and titled six years later. Of a^ng the"?udio of Civi, War photographer Matthew Brady. The museum in New York City was across the street from Bamum’s management of the natural resources columnist "2 interval for public reaction? Designed to promote the explora­ often features exhibits and events not directiy tied to circus themes. American Museum. 1 Democrats and Republicans alike have linked arms tion, development and settlement of of our public lands.” In the ensuing years, no action and are singing song of “Solidarity Forever.” Each has the West, the law’s most important was taken to implement Udall’s sug­ Q* promised the other that they “will publicly oppose the provisions authorized anyone who gestion. In 1977, however, his < use of (the pay raise) issue in any campaign in the 1990 finds a valuable mineral deposit on g cycle.” Candidates who breach the agreement are being brother. Rep. Morris K. Udall, D- 1 the public lands to remove it without Manchester Herald 1 S ostracized. Shortly after the vote, a Democrat running submitting any royalties, fees or Ariz., the newly installed chairman 1 g against Rep. Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., censured the bill and other payments in return. of the House Interior Committee, Inside Weekend television Dear Abby h was immediately excommunicated by the national party, proposed comprehensive reform of Ftounded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. j Senior citizens' news 1 Those who want to acquire title to 1 ... pages 21 to 27 . . . page 28 ul Gingrich, a pugnacious foe, was removed from the list of both the land and its minerals can the law. Daily publication since Ocu 1.1914. 1 ... page 20 1 0 official Democratic targets. register, stake or parent a claim for The American Mining Congress FOCUS: 1 Z Why don’t we declare Tiiesday, Nov. 6, 1990, a Tax- and other industry organizations Publisher. Penny M. SieHert either $2.50 or $5.00 per acre, bunion Page Editor____ Ronnon Robillard 1 2 payer’s Payday and give them all just what they deserve? depending upon the type of claim. fiercely opposed Udall’s initiative. ^ocialo tStor Alexander Grrelli • To preserve their right to the land, Copper miners in his home state of Arizona initiated an aggressive and Joe Spear is a syndicated columnist. they must perform $100 worth of r *■>«

I « . FOCUS/Social FOCUS/Religion Weddings In Brief . . . Share Christmas with needy Sharing, Box 773, Manchester. Your The Chrismas season is a tough contribution will help us pay for hot time to be poor. meals and a small gift to be Lunch at church with Santa On every side we’re all bom­ MACC News delivered to the elderly and shut-ins A Christmas lunch with Santa will be presented by the barded with glittery media assurance on Christmas Day. Seasonal Sharing that now is the time to be happy, to Pilgrim Youth Fellowship at Second Congregational shave, boxes of assorted cards, soft dollars are also used to redeem the Church, 385 N. Main St., on Dec. 9 from noon to 2 p.m. celebrate. On TV “buy me” gifts $10,000 in Seasonal Sharing c candy and cookies (particularly (and happiness?) are wrapped in There will be lunch, games, door prizes, coloring con­ homemade), stationery and stamps, vouchers distributed to persons and shiny paper, piled high under desig­ test, raffles, ChrisUnas carols, photos and Santa. books, new stuffed animals, combs families identified by social The cost is $3 per person. Tickets are available by ner decorated trees. What loving workers, visiting nurses, outreach ptarent would deny their children and soft brushes and lap robes. reservation by phoning the church office Monday Donate Toys, new and good as workers and clergy as persons with through Friday at 649-2863. The deadline is Dec. 6. No their hearts desire on Christmas? sp>ecial needs. Perhaps hardest of all, for those who new, for the Toys for Joy disburse­ walk-ins will be accepted. ment to Manchester/Bolton low/no Your toys and gifts and non- are isolated and alone, is the picture perishable food may be left at both St. Mary’s invites singles of all the bright and happy faces income parents to give to their children on Christmas Day. All toys the Center Street and Eighth St. Mary’s l^iscopal Church, 41 Park St., invites gathered around the tree or laden Utilities District Firehouses (24 dinner table. must be delivered by Dec. 14. The i singles to a pot luck supper at the church on Sunday at Friday disbursement is limited to hours a day, seven days a week) and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McCaul Mrs. Jeffrey L. Rombach Mr. and Mrs. Ford D. Sanborn 6:30 p.m. Christmas is a tough time to be at the offices of COMFED Savings Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Martel alone. To be poor. So what can we parents with letters of invitation Any single person, of any age, interested in attending, from local social workers, teachers, Bank 23 and 1007 Main Street or Rombach-Purks Sanborn-Murray should call 649-4583 or 649-8284. do? Here are some ways you can the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St., Martel-Hewitt McCaul-Washburn visiting nurses, elderly and other Joanne Ruth Murray, daughter of Mr. reach out to your lonely and hurting during business hours. Paula Ann Hewitt, daughter of Thcrese Linda Marie Washburn, daughter of Tammi Lynn Ihirks, daughter of Mar­ § ^ ,special outreach workers. On Dec. and Mrs. Francis R. Murray of 88 Porter Support group at church neighbors. Our thanks to this week’s con­ Hewitt of 105 Seaman Circle, and Gregg Mr. and Mrs. George Washburn of 90 tha and Wesley E. F*urks of Hebron, and Adopt a family for Christmas and 16, any Manchester/Bolton parent St., and Ford Dennis Sanborn, son of Mrs. First Congregational Church of Coventry will hold its tributors to the Seasonal Sharing Steven Martel, son of Robert and Chestnut St. and Robert E. McCaul of Jeffrey Lloyd Rombach, son of Carol and | E provide them with a Christmas bas-' having a difficult time financially is Harold J. Sanborn of Claremont, N.H., meeting of the Bereavement Support Group Monday welcome to select a toy for his^er Appeal: Robert J. Smith, Inc., Stan­ Claudette Martel of Bristol, were married Lynn, Mass, were married Oct. 14 at St. Lloyd Rombach of Glenshaw, Pa., were ^ m ket filled with gifts and food. Those married Sept. 9 in a garden wedding at and the late Harold J. Sanborn, were mar­ from 7 to 8:30 pm . at the church. child. You provide the gift to the ley Gworek, Virginia Moshicr, Oct. 21 at St. Gregory Church. Mary’s Episcopal Church. This group is open to anyone who is faced with the who adopt families are asked to The Rev. James Robertson offieiated at The Rev. Andrew Smith officiated at the home of the bride’s parents. ried Nov. 4 at Church of the Assumption. O ^ parents and “Mom” and “Dad” have Manchester Jaycees, Inc., Alfred The Rev. John P. Murray, brother of loss of a loved one. The Rev. Bruce Johnson leads the provide not only a holiday dinner the nuptial mass. The bride was given in the candlelight service. Patti Washburn, Justice of the peace Robert Davis of­ Z CD but a week’s supply of food. all the Christmas joy of being able Sieffert Sr., Sara and Rev. Alex El- the bride, officiated at the Catholic rite of -< meetings. to give a gift to their own children. sesser, Emily and John Raymond, marriage by her mother. Laura sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of ficiated. Arlene Ullmar was matron of Depending on the size of the family Richardson, sister of the bride, was honor. Bridesmaids were Kim Connelly honor. Michelle Betts, Tina Dinzeo and marriage with full mass. The bride was Candleight Service Sunday and how many holiday extras are in­ Double happiness, thanks to you. Paul and (Constance Giscopassi, given in marriage by her parents. Kath­ Also, you can donate a turkey, Helen Opalach, Stephanie Guertin, matron of honor. Bridesmaids were and Lynn Paulson. Gail Glotfelty were bridesmaids. Dawn m H cluded, we estimate the cost of a Ullmar was the junior bridesmaid. leen O’Coimell was maid of honor. The Salvation Army will hold its annual Candlelight ham or holiday trimmings. But George and Margaret Kania, John Trisha Crowley, Lorinda Martel and Mark Washburn, brother of the bride, holiday food and gift basket for a Brian McNamara was the best man. Kathryn Rizzo, niece of the bride, was Service Sunday at 6 p.m. The Salvation Army is located please let us know in advance so we and Shirley Fitzgerald, Violet Linda Hewitt. was best man. Stan Busse was usher. single elderly or handicapped person Timothy Bambach, Scott Purks and Peter flower girl. at 661 Main St. can count on your gift. Your special Crowley and Jayne Koffinke, David Robert Martel Jr., brother of the groom, After a reception at Willie’s Steak to cost between $5 and $ ^ . ($30 to Steir were ushers. David Ullmar was Colin Sanborn, brother of the groom, Z -D The music of the Band and Songsters and a guest brass Christmas cookies, or homemade and Gertrude Williams, Susan and was best man. Ushers were Scott Wool- House, the couple went on a wedding trip $40 for the food basket, $10 to $20 junior usher and C.J. Betts was the was best man. Lloyd Sanborn, also a quintet. Refreshments will be served afterwards. The bread are so much appreciated by Ralph Costardo, Claire Collins, Pas­ verton, Andrew Laviero and Brian to Bermuda. They are making their home O 33 for the gift). The cost to adopt a ringbearer. brother of the groom, was usher and event is open to the public. our families and elderly. tor and Lillian Anderson, Alfred and Gaudoin. in Revere, Mass. family would be more. You may After the reception, also at the home of Christain Sanborn, nephew of the groom, The absolute deadline for the Anna Brugnetti, Margaret Todd, After a reception at Marinellis’ Supper The bride is a graduate of Manchester Church to hold ‘Fest’ want to ask your club, organization the bride’s parents, the couple went on a was ringbearer. 5 ^ delivery of perishable foods (meat, Barbara Farr. Club in Burlington, the couple went on a Community College with an associate de­ or several friends to share the cost. wedding trip in the Poconos. They are After a reception at Manchester o m The first annual St. Nicholas Fest will be held on Sun­ produce, baked goods) to our wedding U"ip to Antigua, West Indies. gree and a graduate of Eastern Connec­ To adopt one or more families, making their home in Lisbon. Country Club, the couple went on a wed­ day at 4 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin Seasonal Sharing packing center at They are making their home in Bristol. ticut State University with a bachelor of please call our Human Needs The bride is a 1989 graduate of Florida ding trip to Artiba in the Caribbean. They St. Adults and the church’s Sunday School will par­ Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pit­ The bride is a 1983 graduate of arts degree. She is chief of investigations Department at 646-4114. Institute of Technology with a bachelor’s are making their home in South Windsor. ticipate in skits and songs. All children present will kin Street is 8 a.m. on Dec. 22. Manchester High School, a 1988 graduate for the State of Massachusetts. Buy an extra gift this year for a THE degree in psychology. The bridegroom is The bride is a 1979 graduate of the receive a gift. Volunteer to be a Santa’s helper of Manchester Community College and is The bridegroom is a graduate of Nor­ neighbor in need such as an elderly a 1988 graduate of Florida Institute of University of Connecticut School of Al­ — toy sorting 10 a.m. to noon every BIBLE presently attending Quinnipiac College theastern University with a bachelor of or handicapped person, a teenager, a Technology with a bachelor’s degree in lied Health. She is employed by New m ^ Religion helps blacks Monday through Friday through working toward a bachelor’s degree. She arts degree. He is director of transporta­ single mom, or a needy two year SPEAKS mechanic^ engineering. England Physical Therapy Services Inc. Dec. 14 at St. Mary’s Episcopal; is employed by Southern New England tion of Northeastern University. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Older blacks help them­ old. by The bridegroom is a graduate of Keene > (/) selves handle stress and build self-esteem through Toys for Joy set up and disburse­ Telephone Co. Special requests for “Just for you” Eugene Brewer The bridegroom is a 1980 graduate of State College and is employed by UMC religious involvement, a University of Michigan study gifts for isolats^d elderly include 15 ment 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dec. 13; 8 Bristol Eastern High School, a 1983 Electronics Co. of North Haven. ^ > says. dusters, women’s knit sUetch pants a.m. to 8 p.m. Dec. 15; 8 a.m. to 1 graduate of Johnson & Wales of Rhode J3 H Religious involvement increases self-esteem for older All that is demands an explana­ (size 9-10, 14, 36 and 38-40), night p.m. Dec. 16 at St. Mary’s — Shop­ Island. He is attending (Juinnipiac Col­ > blacks who help others and through association with the gowns, a robe, women’s T-shirts ping, wrapping, delivery to con­ tion. \yhence came it? This ques­ "O respected institution of the church, said Neal M. Krause, tion, by logical necessity, lege working toward a bachelor’s degree. and sweaters (medium and large), valescent homes by Dec. 18 of gifts He is employed by the Travelers In­ associate professor of health gerontology at the univer­ perfume, several half slips, bedroom for elderly and convalescent home demands an assumption that sity’s School of Public Health. slippers and warm socks for men patients — Basket delivery 10 a.m. something always was. Our minds surance Co. Personal beliefs that God will intervene in times of and women in all sizes, men’s sweat to noon Friday, Dec. 22. Call cannot start from nothing. trouble also help relieve stress, the study found. pants (medium and large), T-shirts 646-4114 or 649-2093 for more in­ We have two choices for our as­ However, Krause and his co-author. Professor Thanh (medium and large), one pair small formation. sumption - matter or mind. Many Engagements Anniversaries Van Tran of Boston College, found the study group boxer shorts, one baseball hat, after Make a donation to Seasonal opt for matter. They assume the members did not necessarily increase their religious in­ eternity of matter, which runs head-on into the law of entropy. Churilas celebrate volvement in times of trouble. Doubleday-Cofiell The findings, published in the 1989 Journal of Geron­ This principle of physics posits 50th anniversary tology: Social Sciences, were based on a national study Thoughts that matter constantly changes, so Maurice and Pearl Doubleday of the of about 500 people with an average age of 67. that energy is ever being reduced Amston section of Hebron announce the Lois and John Churila of 12 Crosby We often pray and are astonished think we arc being unselfish we find from a usable to a nonusable form. engagement of their daughter, Mary Ann Road were honored at a party given Oct. Carter at AIDS meeting because nothing happens. God is something we can personally gain If matter has always existed it Doubleday, to Scott A. Cofiell, son of 15 at Manchester CountiV Club for their very careful about how supernatural from this. Even Jesus had to pray, would long since have ceased to Charles and Davina Cofiell of 193 North 50th wedding anniversary. They were i WASHINGTON (AP) — An interfaith gathering of power is used. When we ponder “let this cup pass from me...” Then possess usable energy. Our ! Jews and Christians who work with AIDS sufferers is St., Hebron. married on Oct. 15, 1939 in Wassaic, why our prayers are not answered, quickly added, “nevertheless not my universe would have mn down The bride-elect is a 1988 graduate of ' scheduled in Atlanta for Sunday and Monday to consider Further, in what way did this mass N.Y. we confront a great mystery. James will but thine be done.” Like Jesus RHAM High School. She is employed by In addition to residents of Connecticut, [ a unified religious response to AIDS. makes one suggestion. “And when we need to pray those things that are of mindless matter organize itself ! The meeting, “AIDS — The Moral Imperative: A Call H&R Block-F^ynn Business Service of guests attended from Maine, New you ask, you do not receive it, be­ into the vast complex universe" i to National Leadership,” is being sponsored by the Carter God’s will. The discovery of God’s Colchester. Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, cause your motives are bad: you ask The “big boom”? Such would be ! Center of Emory Ulniversity, the AIDS National Infer- will should be our highest priority in The prospective bridegroom attended New York, Missouri and Florida. for things to use for your own prayer. All of our prayers will truly far more incredible than an ex [ faith Network and its Atlanta chapter. plosion in a watchmaker’s shop RHAM High School and is employed by Among family members present were pleasures.” James 4:3. ] Former President Carter is to address the gathering. be granted when God’s will be done could produce an infinitely ac M&M Oil of Bolton. their son Alan Churila of West Hartford, on earth as it is in heaven. God’s A September 1990 wedding is planned. curate watch. their daughter Karen Safe of University Perhaps that is the real reason for will helps us escape prayers for our City, Mo., four granddaughters and a I Church movie on ABC pleasure. the ineffectiveness of our prayers. It Mary Ann Doubleday grandson. An infant grandson did not at­ : NEW YORK (AP) — “La Lucha” (The Struggle), a is one of the most difficult things in CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr. and Mrs. John Churila tend. : film produced by the National Council of Churches about life to be unselfish. We are often in­ James Meek Lydall & Vernon Streets Scott A. Cofiell Christian base communities in war-tom El Salvador, will capable of recognizing the selfish Pastor, Phone:646-2903 f be shown on ABC-TV on Sunday. elements in life. Even when we Community Baptist Church 1 FOCUS/Senior Citizens Crossword Focus/Weekend TV ‘Die Hard’ star

ACROSS Marie Answ er to Previous Puzzle §4) Christmas Eve on Sesame Street 47 TV part The spirit of the Christmas season comes 1 Marth plant 50 Prize B A n q I e H plays TV cop Christmas celebration is set over Sesame Street as Big Bird attempts to 5 Jethro — 52 Clergyman's U N 1 p p |d uncover the secret of how Santa Claus 9 Fair grade title Saturday, Dec. 2 8 1 M o |n |e gets down the chimney. (75 min.) (R) ehess or backgammon. If there is 12 Single part 55 Upset By Jeanette Cave p.m. 8 L Y I H I 8 13 Caleallal 58 Layer of ® MOVIE: 'Think Fast, Mr. Moto' An By Jerry Buck Director, sufficient interest, we will organize Thursday: orchestra rehearsal, 9 bear tissue expert at Judo and sleight of hand solves The Associated Press Manchester Senior a group. a.m.; lunch, 11:45 a.m.; program, 14 English air 59 Actress — 6 : 0 0 A M CD Paid Program d§) Saved by the Bell (CC). crimes that baffle the rest of the world. The center is also considering a force (abbr.) 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Our Home Town: Empowerment LOS ANGELES — Reginald Veljohnson has a pers” 16 Neatest Sevareid ture 11" (Michael J Fox) (R) Documentary harmony of the mind and body 18 Racket 61 Intormallon [CNN] Sports Close-up knack for getting acting roles he thought he had no On Dec. 14, seniors are invited to Friday: ceramics, 9 a.m.; bingo, string agey. fIBl Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) d S [USA] Paid Program [DIS] Dumbo's Circus chance to land. share the festive celebration of through basic movements, warm-up 10 a.m.; exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m.; material 62 Sweet ^ Dick Van Dyke [A&E] Edge and Beyond exercises and techniques breathing 19 Sports — potato [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman His current series, ABC’s “Family Matters,” a Christmas at the Senior Center. setback, 12:30 p.m.; exercise with 20 Golf pegs 63 Opera [A&E] Signature [D IS ] Roots of Goofy Animated Gary 8 : 0 0 A M ® Dink, the Little Dinosaur new comedy spinoff from “Perfect Strangers,” is a Reservations are now being taken exercises. Call the center if you’re Celeste, 1:15 p.m. 21 — de heroine [CNN] Daybreak Owens IS host for this retrospective look at cologne 64 Being (CC). the career and family history of one of Walt case in point, as was his acclaimed role as the sym­ interested. A starting date depends Blood pressure clinic: Wednes­ [DIS] You and Me, Kid for a delicious dinner of chicken 23 Villain in ® High School Bowl: Hamden vs. Disney's most famous characters. (90 pathetic policeman in the movie “Die Hard.” upon sufficient interest. day, 9-11 a.m. (A-K), and Dec. 20, "Olhello” DOWN [ESPN] Best of SportsLook mm.) kiev. The Bennet Junior High 19 Actor's 41 Roman Wethersfield “I always look at an audition as just another audi­ The driver’s education class has 9-11 a.m.(L-Z). 26 Heies signal highway [TMC] MOVIE: 'Perry Mason: The [ESPN] Fishing: Ultimate Outdoor Ex­ Choral Group will perform. We ask 29 Flashing (11) Good Times 1 — oil 22 Lumber 43 Deadly Case of the Shooting Star' Mason de­ perience tion,” he says. “I never count my chickens before been rescheduled to Jan. 23 and 24. Living with lung disease: Dec. 13 spot on com­ 2 Two-toed that you bring a small gift labeled worker's snake fends an actor accused of the on-air mur­ d5) Bugs Bunny puter screen sloth tool [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide they hatch. I never thought I’d get ‘Die Hard.’ At either male or female to be a part of The course costs $7 with check at 1 p.m. 45 Curtain der of a popular talk-show host Raymond (22) @6) ALF-tales (CC) 33 PA city 3 Attending 24 Bitter fabric 9 : 1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek the auditions I heard the other actors yelling and made payable to AARP. By taking Medicare assistance: Dec. 13. By 34 Pivot 4 Airline info Burr. Barbara Hale, Joe Penny 1986 S4) Zoobilee Zoo our grab bag. Those bringing gifts 25 Rifle 47 Ale mug screaming. I thought I’d go soft. I thou^t it might will also receive a gift. Santa will be this course you will be enutled to a appointment at 647-3211. 36 Oriental 5 Sandwich 26 Ballet leap 48 Part of the [USA] Private Eye Published surveillance (26) MOVIE: 'Angel and the Badman' A 9 l 3 0 A M (3^ Pee-wee's Playhouse discount on your car insurance. women's filling 27 Made angry eye photos of a Hollywood actress and a popu­ Quaker girl convinces a notorious gunslin­ (CC) work. available to hear your last-minute Legal assistance: Call for a quarters 6 Arrow 28 Set out 49 Ray lar leading man lead to the starlet's de­ ger to hang up his six-shooters John Register in the offiee. 37 A number poison 30 Female ® {4§) Slimer! And the Real Ghostbus- “A lot of people read for this role. I was up wishes and to distribute gifts. February appoinunent at 647-3211. 51 Hooklike mise. (60 min.) Wayne, Gail Russell, Bruce Cabot 1947 ters (CC) Bill Hansen is now home from 38 Film director 7 Landing wizard parts against four well-known actors. I said, ‘Hmmm, I Since Christmas is so much more Jacques — boat 31 Dog in - 53 Wallsch and 6 : 3 0 A M d ) captain Bob ( ^ Winter Sportscast Ol) Remote Control 39 Triplet won’t get this.’” than parties and gift giving, we the hospital and would appreciate 8 Map abbr. Garfield Whitney (TT) Mork and Mindy (46) Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) Cii) Synchronal Research Scores 40 More 9 American 32 Field edge 54 Flower But he did and now he expects to be in the se­ hearing from his friends. We wish nervous Indian News (R) §7) Page 57 (R) (MJ ® Karate Kid (CC). would like to spread the joy that we 35 Note of Gui­ container quel, tentatively called “Die Harder.” Bill a speedy recovery. Peggy Borst, Monday — setback: Ada Rojas 42 Performed 10 Relieve do's scale 56 Pro — Alice (61) Wolf Rock Power Hour d ? Say Brother have by making a group donation of ballet 11 Newts 38 — lor two our member in bingo, is recuperat­ 780; Michael Haberem 751; Don 57 Spoon bend­ [A&E] Golden Age of Television (R) [A&E] Journey to Adventure In “Family Matters,” Veljohnson plays a canned goods and non-perishable 44 Makes lace 17 Believe — 39 Explosive er — Geller d D Munsters Today Grandpa strikes a deal with the devil. policeman who is the husband of Harriette Winslow foods to the Manchester Area Con­ ing at home. She would like to thank Jorgensen 750; Betty Jesanis 739; 46 Saull — — not (abbr.) 58 After Mon. [CNN] International Correspondents [CNN] Daybreak all those who sent cards and called Edith O’Brien 727; John Klein 725; [DIS] Mousercise [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [A & E ] Profiles Featured: American politi­ (Jo Marie Payton-France), who had been the ference of Churches for the disad­ r r r TT TT cian Huey Long, (R) and let you know that these thoughts Ethel Scott 725. [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated [ESPN] Fishing Crooked Creek elevator operator and is now head of security at the vantaged. Your items can be brought [CNN] Moneyweek are very much appreciated. Tuesday — bowling: Cliff Coffin w w [HBO] MOVIE: Sesame Street Pre [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cocoon: The Return' newspaper on “Perfect Strangers.” The show to the center office and would be n r [ESPN] Fishin' Hole Get well wishes are also extended 207, 553; Harvey Duplin 530; Paul sents: Follow That Bird" (CC) Big Bird has (CC) A group of senior citizens returns to focuses on her family. greatly appreciated. IT IT flown the coop and it's up to his friends to Earth with their Antarean benefactors to [LIFE] WomanWatch to Dot Carr and Betsy Wooley in Desjeunes 516; Andy Lorentzen get him back Voices of Jim Henson, Car- retrieve endangered alien cocoons Don Their Chicago home gets a little crowded at The uip to the Festival of Trees is Ameche, Wilford Brimley. Hume Crohyn [MAX] MOVIE: 'American Anthem' Manchester Memorial Hospital. 210,520. IB" roll Spinney 1985 Rated G. (In Stereo) times. There’s Harriette, her husband, Carl, her full. If you want more extensive TIT 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) Two gymnasts overcome personal and Our condolences to family and Yoland Bums 195, 470; Veronica 6 : 4 5 A M (¥) Davey & Goliath physical obstacles in their pursuit of a posi­ sister, Wilma (Thelma Hopkins), her 6-month-old Christmas uip with fine dining and TT [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Alien From L A.' An ex­ tion on the national team Mitch Gaylord, friends of Gertrude Buehl who was Newberry 175; Betty Lamoureux 7 : 0 0 A M ® Young Universe plorer's daughter stumbles upon the lost baby, and Carl’s domineering mother (Rosetta good entertainment, you may enjoy Janet Jones, Michelle Phillips. 1986. an active member. She will be sor­ 192, 40; Hat Girdano 451; Marge f~8l Barnaby Jones city of Atlantis Kathy Ireland, Thom Ma­ Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Lenoire). In addition, the Winslows have three Christmas at the Williams Inn on IS" thews 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) rowfully missed. FUU'ick 175. ® World Tomorrow [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Surrender' Money, and children. Tuesday for $42. Call Friendship [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Great Outdoors' A IT (TO (6T Marvel Action Universe the lack of it, plays a prominent role in the “People compare us to ‘The Cosby Show,’ I Nov. 21 — Clarence Peterson n r Chicago family's idyllic country vacation developing relationship between a best­ Tours at 243-1630. A few seats are Menu (2® Europainter turns disastrous when obnoxious relatives guess because we’re a black family,” Veljohnson still available. 515; Bill Cleavage 209, 501; Ed w selling author and a struggling artist. Sally Monday — macaroni and beef Adams 528; A1 Rodonis 204; Cliff (22) Family Ties (CC) show up Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, Ste­ Field. Michael Came 1987. Rated PG. (In says. “But there are so many differences between On Monday at 9:30 a.m. we will phanie Faracy 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) Stereo) casserole, roll, vegetable, beverage. Coffin 525; Paul Desjeunes 548. w (26! Rin-Tin-Tin the Huxtables and the Winslows. Cosby’s wife is an sign up for the Ice Capades at the [U S A ] Financial Freedom [U SA] Hollywood Insider (R) Tuesday — grilled cheese Marge Pau-ic 197, 586; Betty (30) Ring Around the World attorney. My wife runs the elevator. He’s a doctor. Hartford Civic Center for the 2 p.m. TT 8 : 3 0 A M ® Jlm Henson's Muppet 1 OlO O A M California Raisins (CC). sandwich, tomato soup, beverage, Lamoureux 183,471. n r (38) It's Your Business Babies (CC) I’m a cop. It makes a big difference as to what goes performance on Jan. 13. The cost is (40) Odd Couple ® Greatest American Hero dessert. Nov. 14 — Jennie Leggetti 473; ® 35) Disney's Adventures of the on the dinner table.” $ 12. rsT [A&E] Perfect Spy Wedding bells ring Gummi Bears (CC) 01) Soul Train (In Stereo) Wednesday — seafood boat, Carol Taconis 461; Ida Cormier 476; lor Magnus as he wins praise for his intel­ Veljohnson made one appearance on “Perfect On Dec. 11 at 9:30 a.m., you may juice, beverage, dessert. IT (TD Laverne & Shirley 01) Synchronal Research Strangers.” “I think they’d dready decided to spin register for a two-day trip to Edna Ruff 465. ligence work. (60 min.) Part 4 of 7. ® ) Tuff Trax Thursday — Salisbury steak, Daybreak §2) dgCam p Candy (CC) Harriette off,” he says. “They were just looking for Caesar’s in Atlantic City. The $89 Wednesday — pinochle: Helen W [CNN] (22) d® Smurfs (CC). whipped potato, roll, vegetable, [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (2?) Zoobilee Zoo the right chemistry for the husband.” cost includes transportation, one Silver 782; Amelia Anastasio 705. (O) Wrestling: USW A Challenge beverage, dessert. Nov. 22 — Helen Silver 707; [ESPN] SportsCenter ( ^ Ask the Manager As in “Family Matters” and “Die Hard,” Veljohn­ night accommodations at Caesar’s, (57) La Plaza (57) Tony Brown’s Journal Friday — chicken pot pie, roll, Loretta Luka 689. [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide d S World Wide Wrestling son is frequently cast as a lovable teddy bear in the $7.50 coin voucher, $15 food credit, vegetable, beverage, dessert. [MAX] Cinemax Sessions: A Reggae [A&E] World of Photography body of a huge grizzly. Wednesday — bridge: Edith (e) 1989 by NEA. Inc [CNN] Big Story [A&E] Decades: 70's: 1979 - Year of welcome cocktails, driver’s trip and Session Rita Marley, Ziggy Marley. Jimmy Overthrow He had a similar role as Tom Hanks’ policeman the services of an escort. Flyers are On-going activities ■Howland 4,500; Carl Lombardo Cliff and Bunny Waller are joined in per­ [DIS] Donald Duck Presents 4,490; Sally Goodstinc 4,350; Betty formance by Stevie Wonder and the Ne­ [ESPN] Fly Fishing Mastery From partner in ‘Turner and Hooch” and as Gus the available at the center. [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors Scientific Anglers (R) Monday: ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Seipel 4,0%; Jerry Henault 4,140; ville Brothers (60 min.) (In Stereo) chauffeur in “‘Crocodile’ Dundee.” In January, classes in pinochle [USA] Paid Program 9 : 0 0 A M (® (46) New Adventures of [HBO] Inside the NFL (60 min.) (R) (In bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle, 12:30 Tom Lynch, 3,740; Sol Cohen Today in History Winnie the Pooh (CC) Stereo) But he’s also played the bad guy. On NBC’s will start. If interested, call the 7 : 3 0 A M ® Out of This World Evie p.m.; exercise with Celeste, 1:15 (9) Three Stooges [LIFE] Parent Survival Guide “227,” he was a Santa Claus who stole all the gifts. center. All classes will be held on 3,560; Hilda Campbell 3,510. takes a ride in her grandfather's (Tom Bos­ p.m. QD Charles in Charge (CC) Jamie consi­ [U S A ] Land of the Giants He was on “The Equalizer” twice, once as a disc Tuesday mornings 9:30 to 11:30. Nov. 22 — Joanne Allard 6,230; Today is Saturday, Dec. 2, the 336th day of 1989. ley) spaceship. (In Stereo) Tuesday: cable video class, 10 (® [USA] Paid Program ders transferring to a New York school for jockey who owed money to the mob and once as a Also cdl if you have an interest in Lee Henault 5,290; Raul Templeton There arc 29 days left in the year. performers (R) 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz This a.m.; Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; arts ( ^ Making Life Easier Week mean-spirited school official. learning or playing the games of 3,920; Grace Nichols 3,610; Tom Today’s highlight in history: (l6 Synchronal Research and crafts, 12:30 p.m.; bridge, 12:30 (22) Snakmaster (CC) 1 0 : 1 5 A M §4) Sesame Street (CC). Veljohnson was bom Reginald Vel Johnson in Lynch 3,580; Tom Regan 3,490. On E)cc. 2, 1982, in the first operation of its kind, doc­ [26 Buck Rogers §6) Peppermint Place @ ^ Captain N: The Game Master 1 0 l3 0 A M ( ® Garfield and Friends New York, but changed the spelling of his name tors at the University of Utah Medical Center implanted (CC). “because I wanted a name people would remem­ a permanent artificial heart in the chest of retired dentist ® (@ Beetlejuice (CC) ber.” Social Security Barney Clark. Clark lived for 112 days with the device. 08) Synchronal Research “I grew up in Queens and I can’t think of any­ On this date: TV channel guide ( ^ Abbott and Costello thing else besides acting that I wanted to do,” he In 1804, Napoleon was crowned emperor of France in dZ) South Africa Now says. “Nothing else ever occurred to me. 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(CC) Soma Braga 1985 Video releases §7) Washington Week in Review (CC) tions from pop and classical music Nelson 4. “Batman” (Warner) (in Stereo) LIVING '181 Synchronal Research (22; 227 (CC) A scheme to meet a Eddy. Dinah Shore. Benny Goodman. handsome executive backfires on Sandra, [A & E ] Biography: Heien Keiier Docu­ DOLLS 1946 5. “The Wiziird of Oz: The Fiftieth Anniversary (30) NBC News and she is fired from her lob, (In Stereo) mentary about the woman who overcame Alison Elliott, [ESPN] College Football: Texas at WKRP in Cincinnati Edition” (MGM-UA) for the holidays the limitations of blindness and deafness Texas A&M (3 hrs.) (Live) (26) Hammer House of Horror 6. “The Best of Eddie Murphy: Saturday Night to become an internationally known hu­ Malle Berry (top, I- (46) ABC News (CC). [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Child's Cry' A social 08) MOVIE: 'Deathtrap' A noted Broad­ manitarian and speaker. (60 min.) (R) r), Deborah [CNN] Pinnacle way playwright is so desperate for a box Live” (Paramount) By Robert DiMatteo worker takes a special interest in the case 7. “New Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough” [ESPN] Star Shot (Taped) Tucker (center, I.) of an emotionally withdrawn 6-year*old [DIS] Teen Win. Lose or Draw office hit he resorts to murder. Michael Came. Christopher Reeve. Dyan Cannon. [HBO] The Nutcracker: A Fantasy on and Leah Re- boy Lindsay Wagner, Peter,Coyote, Ger­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Going Undercover' (CBS) 1982. As the holiday season approaches, it seems an ice Champion figure skaters Doiothy Ham- mini (bottom right) ald S. O'LoughIm 1986. Hired to keep tabs on a spoiled Beverly 8. “Lawrence of Arabia” (RCA-Columbia) appropriate time to offer a compilation of some of ill, Robin Cousins and Jo Jo Starbuck star [T M C ] MOVIE: Against All Odds' (CC) Hills brat, a bumbling private detective (57) Kenny Rogers in Concert: A Holiday stars as new Special for Public Television The Fores­ 9. “Beetlcjuice” (Warner Bros.) the best video releases of the past year. All would in this adaptation on ice of "The Nut­ York models who An unemployed athlete is hired by a petty gets to live out his gumshoe fantasies cracker" ballet. Lome Greene narrates (90 hood to locate his runaway girlfriend when she is kidnapped in Denmark. Chris ter Sisters join Rogers m this December 10. “Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation” (A&M) make good gifts, or, for that matter, good rentals to min ) live, study and Rachel Ward. Jeff Bridges. James Woods Lemmon, Jean Simmons. 1988. Rated PG- 1988 Atlanta concert featuring favorite hits and holiday classics. (3 hrs.. 5 min.) (In 11. “New Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough [LIFE] Who W ill Love Jeanette? A preg­ work together in 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) 13 (In Stereo) be shown at that festive holiday get-together. Note Stereo) Live” (CBS) that the list is deliberately eclectic, featuring several nant teen-ager travels to three different the home of [U S A ] Christmas Adventure Animated [MAX] MOVIE: 'My Best Friend Is a homes to choose adoptive parents for her Santa faces a dilemma on Christmas Eve Vampire' (CC) A shy adolescent’s first ex­ (61^ Cops A small-time dealer turns out to 12. “ftiula Abdul: Straight Up” (Virgin) offbeat items that have tended to get lost in the their agent (Mi­ be a mam drug supplier; a 7-year-old is unborn child. (60 min ) (R) chael Learned), when his reindeer master disappears. (60 perience with the opposite sex results in an 13. “Batman: The Movie” (Playhouse) shuffle. [U S A ] Lost in Space min.) infectious bite from a beautiful vampire. arrested for stealing a bicycle. (R) (In in "Living Dolls." Stereo) 14. “Lethal Weapon” (Warner) WHEN HARRY MET SALIY (R) Nelson. A Robert Sean Leonard. Rene Auberjonois, 11:10AM [CNN] Science and Tech­ It airs SATUR­ 4:1 0PM [CNN] Sports Close-Up (R) David Warner 1988. Rated PG [A&E] Living Dangerously Women chal­ 15. “Def Leppard: In the Round In Your Face” charming, good-natured romantic comedy that nology Week Featured: how eye blinking lenge their climbing skills on skyscrapers DAY. DEC. 2 . on 4:30P M Qi) synchronal Research §3) Ramona ICC) (Polygram) reveals how one thinks 6:45PM and cliffs (60 min.) poses the less-than-respectable-but-still-often-asked ABC. Record Guide 16. “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Case of the 1 1 ;30AM (33 Uttle Rascals 7:00PM CD Lifestyles of the Rich and [CNN] PrimeNews question: Can men and women be friends, or does CHECK IISTINGS Famous Jordan's King Hussein; actor Wil­ fSn Superman (57) Hometime (CC), Part 3 of 3 Killer Pizzas” (Family) sex color every male’female relationship? Many fOR EXACT TIME liam Shatner, actress Ana-Alicia ("Falcon [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cocoon: The Return' QS (EO Synchronal Research [CNN] Future Watch Crest ") (60 min.) (CC) A group of senior citizens returns to 17. “Cinderella” (Disney) people love this movie, and there’s no reason to [HBO] MOVIE: Hope and Glory' (CC) Earth with their Antarean benefactors to 18. “Pink Floyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder” ® Saved by the Bell jCC) glers, the adventurer heads back to the Players Championship From Taylor. ®2) Wheel of Fortune (CC) retrieve endangered alien cocoons Don think they’ll like it any less on the small screen. Mich. (90 min.) (Same-day Tape) John Boorman’s autobiographical account (^4) Sesame Street, Special (CC) Paul Si­ Australian outback Paul Hogan, Linda (~9l Who's the Boss? (CC) Ameche. Wilford Brimley. Hume Cronyn. (CBS) m THE LONELY PASSION OF JUDITH Koslowski 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) of life as a young boy in World War II Eng­ mon. John Candy, Itzhak Perlman. Phil @ Travelin' Gourmet land, Sarah Miles, David Hayman, Derrick 01) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) 19. “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” (Family) HEARNE (R) Cannon. In Jack Clayton’s 1987 Donahue and Pee-wee Herman are among [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch |R) O'Connor 1987 Rated PG-13 The Enterprise crew faces danger when a [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey 20. “Jane Fonda’s Complete Workout” (Warner) the celebrities joining the regular cast. (60 mysterious force attacks the ship’s mam adaptation of a Brian Moore novel, Maggie Smith min.) 1 :00PM ( D Love Boat [HBO] MOVIE: Micki & Maude' (CC) A 4:40P M (23) The Frugal Gourmet W ith [MAX] MOVIE: 'American Anthem' g 5 computer and life-support systems. (60 gives a brilliant performance as a spinster piano (D Crazy Like a Fox bigamous television personality learns that Jeff Smith and Special Guest Itzhak Two gymnasts overcome personal and Videocassette rentals dD Greatest Sports Legends both of his wives are pregnant and due to min.) (R) (In Stereo) ohysicai obstacles in their pursuit of a posi­ teacher who moves into a Dublin rooming house. CD Airwolf Perlman JeP Smith and Itzhak Perlman 1. “Working Girl” (CBS-Fox) (36) Daily Mixer give birth at the same time. Dudley Moore. share childhood memories and favorite 0D Synchronal Research tion on the national team. Mitch Gaylord, Bob Hoskins co-star as the landlady’s shady dZ) Wall Street Week (CC). (2D WWF Superstars of Wrestling Amy Irving, Ann Reinking. 1984 Rated foods. (80 mm.) (In Stereo) ( ^ Friday the 13th: The Series A demon Janet Jones. Michelle Phillips. 1986. 2. “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” (Touchstone) ® Newsmakers PG-13. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) brother, who pursues Smith because he thinks she [CNN] College Football Preview 5:00PM ( D A-Team from hell terrorizes Jack, Johnny and 3. “Major League” (Paramount) (33) Let's Go Bowling (60 min ) [LIFE] Easy Street Micki. (60 mm ) (In Stereo) 8:30P M ® Night Court has money. This is one of those literate, small-scale [ESPN] College Gameday (60 min.) MOVIE: 'Key Largo' John Huston di­ 4. “Rain Man” (MGM-UA) (33) £26) Hee Haw studies of repressed “little people” that inevitably [MAX] MOVIE: 'Fun With Dick and [CNN] Newsday 2:43PM @ Hometime (CC) rected this classic story of a group of (X) ® Living Dolls (CC) Trish is surprised 5. “Batman” (Warner) gangsters who hold a resort hotel's resi­ 06) Lassie (CC) The McCullochs meet a when her ex-husband announces he wants fails to generate much box office or audience. But Jane' A middle-class couple who lives lav­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Caddie Wcxidlawn' A 3:00PM CD Knight Rider 6. “Say Anythmg” (CBS-Fox) ishly above their means resorts to crime to spunky 11-year-old tomboy on the Wis­ dents hostage Claire Trevor won an Os­ mysterious old man who seems to pos­ to reconcile their relationship. it’s beautifully done, and Maggie Smith is sublime. keep up with the Joneses. George Segal, consin frontier braves danger to avert an Cil) MOVIE: 'The Big Sleep' A retired car Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Ed­ sess magical powers. 02) Faces of Springfield's Drug War 7. “Three Fugidves” (Touchstone) And it’s perfect for the initimacy of video. Jane Fonda. Ed McMahon 1977 Rated Indian uprising Emily Schulman, Season general asks private eye Philip Marlowe to ward G Robinson 1948 (38) St. Elsewhere 04) This Old House Pledge Special -- 8. “Scrooged” (ftuamount) m H PG. Hubley, James Stephens 1989 Rated NR investigate a senes of strange events in 08) Synchronal Research Barn Raising WHITE MISCHIEF (R) Nelson. In the mood volving his two daughters Humphrey Bo 06) Star Search (60 mm.) (In Stereo) 9. “Pet Sematary” (Paramount) MOVIE: 'Cocoon: The Return' (In Stereo) [TM C ] gart, Lauren Bacall, John Ridgely. 1946 (26) Saint (61) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 06) Amen (CC) Trying to make a go of it in for classy nastiness? Try this 1988 release, which (CC) A group of senior citizens returns to [LIFE] E/R 10. “Leviathan” (MGM-UA) ®7) This Old House Pledge Special -- The Enterprise crew faces danger when a the army. Thelma encounters a ruthless offers a picturesque, acid-etched portrait of English Earth with their Antarean benefactors to (JS Home Shopping Club drill instructor (In Stereo) 1 l.“The Dream Team” (MCA) gs [USA] PGA Golf: J.C. Penney Classic Barn Raising mysterious force attacks the ship’s mam retrieve endangered alien cocoons. Don Men's and women's third round, from (30) Snak Master computer and life-support systems (60 Z -D colonialism’s final days in 1940s Kenya. Based on Ameche, Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn [A & E ] Judy Collins at the Forum Collins (6D Reporters (60 mm.) (In Stereo) 12. “Beaches” (Touchstone) Largo, Fla. (2 hrs.) (Live) [A & E ] Jennie Winston becomes a Cabi mm.) (In Stereo) an actual murder case that rocked Nairobi and sent 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) performs some of her best-known songs, net member; Jennie falls in love for the last 9:00P M CD Tour of Duty (CC) When 13. “The Naked Gun” (Paramount) O JO 1:30PM Stop Smoking Break­ including "Both Sides Now" and "Amaz­ [A&E] Chronicle A tour of Darien, Conn . shock waves to England, the film pivots on an adul­ College Mad House time (60 min.) Part 7 of 7 he learns his estranged father is terminally 14. “Scandal” (HBO) 1 2:00PM (3D through: Countdown to Quitting ing Grace " at the Toronto Forum (60 min.) one of America s wealthiest communities ill, a bitter Goldman attempts a reconcilia­ terous affair between Lady Diana Broughton [C N N ] On the Menu (3D Beauty Breakthrough @) Hometime (CC) [CNN] Newswatch (R) tion, Ruiz falls for a WAC nurse. (SO mm.) 15. “Chances Are” (RCA-Columbia) [CNN] Capital Gang (ravishing Greta Scacchi) and womanizing Josslyn C3D Baretta [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: In [M AX] MOVIE: It Takes Two' (CC) A (In Stereo) 16. “Dead-Bang” (Warner) Shape W ith Von Drake Goofy and Lud [DIS] MOVIE: 'Spooner' Premiere (CC) O m Hay, Earl of Errol (Charles Dance). Gorgeously fiT) High School Football: Teams to Be [LIFE] Day by Day yOung Texan’s wedding plans are thrown ® 06) MOVIE: Kojak: Fatal Flaw' Pre­ 17. “K-9” (MCA) Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) wig Von Drake demonstrate comical calis­ awry when a trip to Dallas to pick up his An escaped counterfeiter finds life as a miere. (CC) Kojak IS reunited with his m CO filmed, the movie blends upper-class satire and [MAX] MOVIE; 'The Silencers' An thenics (R) high-school teacher more challenging than 18. “Dead Calm” (Warner) Cti) Home Shopping Club dream car turns into a nightmare. George former love, a talk-show host, when he silky romantic melodrama. American espionage agent tries to prevent [ESPN] Billiards: World Open 9-Ball Newbern, Leslie Hope. 1988. Rated PG- his previous career Robert Urich, Jane Ka- investigates the murder of her husband. 19. “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure” (Orion) (S) MOVIE: 'W hite Lightning' An ex-con a defecting U S. scientist from passing top Championship (R) 13. (In Stereo) czmarek, Paul Gleason 1989 Telly Savalas, Angie Dickinson, Andre MASQUERADE (R) CBS/Fox. A B-movie that makes a deal with federal authorities to 20. “Tequila Sunrise” (Warner) secrets to a Chinese mastermind. Doan [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard Braugher. 1989. (In Stereo) delivers — the kind of minor, slightly hokey, yet break up a moonshine ring in exchange for [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [USA] Murder, She Wrote Martin. Stella Stevens, Victor Buono (11) War of the Worlds Harrison and his his freedom. Burt Reynolds, Jennifer Bil­ 1966 [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Santa and the Three [USA] College Basketball; Tournament completely enjoyable romantic thriller that makes 5:30PM (D Heisman Trophy Award team meet deadly opponents when aliens Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications, Inc. lingsley, Ned Beatty 1973 Bears' Three hibernating bears discover Ceremonies from the Downtown Athletic of Champions Consolation and champion­ [T M C ] Firstworks Features the works of ship games, from Charlotte, N.C (4 hrs., arrive. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) m perfect Saturday matinee viewing. Set in the pic­ dD ALF (CC), the magic of Christmas. 1970 Club in New York City. (Live) Reprinted with permission. director Paul Mazursky ("Down and Out in 30 mm.) (Live) 02) ® Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy sends turesque Hamptons among the moneyed beach set, Beverly Hills,” "Moon Over Parador"). (S) MOVIE: 'Devil Dogs of the Air' A 3:1 5PM (23) Travelin' Gourmet (31) Synchronal Research her unemployed son to live with his equally 5 r - 7:15PM 04) Christmas Eve on Se­ the movie gives us lovely, ladylike Meg Tilly as a cocky young priot gets his wings clipped 1:50PM (13) Yan Can Cook [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (R) irresponsible father (In Stereo) > CO during a test flight James Cagney, Pat 3:30PM (55) Kitchen Mate same Street The spirit of the Christmas rich heiress wooed by an enigmatic, pretty-boy O'Brien, IVIargaret Lindsay. 1935 2:00PM (3) College Football: Ala­ (57) Hometime (CC) Part 1 of 3 [DIS] Preview Show season comes over Sesame Street as Big Hammer House of Horror Bird attempts to uncover the secret of how yachting captain. The latter role is played by Rob (55) Black Perspective bama at Auburn (3 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) [CNN] Your Money 6:00PM C3] News (CC) [A & E ] MOVIE: 'The Hand' A psychotic Santa Claus gets down the chimney (75 cartoonist finds that his dismembered Lowe, in his best performance to date. (Unless you CD (33) College Basketball: Notre Dame (T) C30) 03) News Cinema ® IMOVIE: 'Return of Charlie Chan' The [M A X ] MOVIE: The Perfect Match' A mm.) (R) at Louisville (2 hrs ) (Live) hand has taken a direction of its own. Mi­ count his other kind of performance in those scan­ Oriental sleuth is lured out of retirement to personal ad brings together a pair of seem­ ( D A-Team chael Came. Andrea Marcovicci. Viveca solve a senes of murders aboard a yacht CD Airwolf ingly mismatched singles. Marc McClure. 7:30PM CD Jeopardy! (CC). dalous videos.) 0® Synchronal Research Lmdfors. 1981 (In Stereo) EAST HARTFORD Ross Martin, Rocky Gunn, Virginia Ann Jennifer Edwards 1987 Rated PG. CD Kate 8i Allie (CC) Busfsr's Pub & CInama — Sea of Love (R) Sat-Sun 7:30, 9:30. (20) MOVIE: 'The Big Trade’ L A. detec­ 53) War of tlie Worlds Harrison and his [CNN] Showbiz This Week (R) TRUE BELIEVER (R) RCA/Columbia. In this Lee 1971. tive Joe Dancer is out to nab a murderer (22) As Schools Match Wits Showcase Cinama 1-10 — Steel Magnolias (PG) Sat 12:25, 2:50. 5:15, 4:00P M CD m o v ie : 'Superdome' The team meet deadly opponents when aliens MOVIE: 'Splash' When a disen­ when he uncovers a plot involving political [DIS] 7:40, 10:10, 12:25; Sun 12:25. 2:50, 5:15, 7:40, 10:10. — All Dogs Go to visceral, moody thriller from director Joseph Ruben f4(i) Candlepin Bowling (60 min ) Super Bowl game is threatened by a sileni arrive (60 min.) @3) Superboy An evil robot stores up the chanted businessman falls m love with a payoffs and witness assassinations. Rob­ Heaven (G) Sat 12:10, 2, 3:45, 530. 7:20, 9:10, 11; Sun 12:10, 2, 3:45, (“The Stepfather”), James Woods plays a bumed- (Sf) IVIcLaughlin Group killer David Janssen, Donna Mills, Edie City’s electricity with hopes of zapping Su­ mermaid, he must battle scientists and the ert Blake. Royal Dano 1981 Adams. 1978. (22) News (Live) perboy 530, 7:20, 9:10. — Prancef (G) Sat-Sun noon, 2, 4. 6. The Stepfather Part out, pot-smoking radical lawyer who tries to i!) MOVIE: 'King of the Khyber Rifles' media to preserve her. Tom Hanks. Daryl II (R) Sat 8, 10:15, 12:05; Sun 8, 10:15. — Look Who’s Talking (PG-13) 32) WKRP in Cincinnati CD Knight Rider 54) Ramona (CC). [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear (R) Hannah, John Candy. 1984. Rated PG. # redeem himself in the courtroom. Woods brings his A half-caste British officer in India proves Sat 1:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:50, 10:15, 12:10; Sun 1:05, 3:15, 5:25, 7:50, 10:15. his loyalty by quelling a native revolt Ty­ (21) MOVIE: 'Fighter Squadron' A World (18) Synchronal Research (26) Fugitive [CNN] Sports Saturday [LIFE] HeartBeat — The Bear (PG) Sat 12:55, 3:05, 5, 7, 9:20, 11:25; Sun 12:55, 3:05, 5, 7, rone Power, Michael Rennie, Terry Moore. War II flying ace survives many perilous gift for sardonic volatility to the part, and his (M) Hersey's Hollywo-;' [ESPN] College Football; Florida State [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Cocoon: The Return' 930. — Harlem Nights (R) Sat noon, 2:25, 4:55, 735, 10, 12:20; Sun 1954. missions until D-Day. when his real cour­ C23) MOVIE: 'Walking the Edge' A grandstanding performance won him long-overdue vengeance-seeking widow hires a cab- (57) Great Moments From Austin City at Florida (3 hrs ) (Live) (CC) A group of senior citizens returns to noon, 2:2, 4:55, 7:25, 10. — Back to the Future II (PG) Sat 12:15, 2:30, [A&E] MOVIE: 'An Almost Perfect Af­ age IS put to the test Robert Stack, Ed­ Limits Performers include Randy Travis, 4:40, 7:10, 9:40, 11:45; Sun 12:15, 2:30, 4:40, 7:10, 9:40 — National Lam­ driver to find and kill her husband's and [TM C] MOVIE; The Great Outdoors' A Earth with their Antarean benefactors to popular acceptance. fair' A young American filmmaker sinks mond O'Brien, Henry Hull 1948 Emmylou Harris, Marty Robbins, Reba poon's Christmas Vacation (PG-13) Sat 12:45, 3, 5.05, 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; son’s murderers Robert Forster, Nancy Chicago family's idyllic country vacation retrieve endangered alien cocoons. Don GONE WITH THE WIND: THE 50TH AN­ his savings into his first movie, only to be ^3) One More Day (60 min ) Kwan, Joe Spinell 1985. McEntire, Loretta Lynn, Rosanne Cash, Ameche. Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn. Sun 12:45, 3, 5:05, 730, 9:50. — Crimes and Misdemeanors (PG-13) Sat turns disastrous when obnoxious relatives 12:35, 2:40, 4:50, 7:05, 9:30, 1135; Sun 1235, 2:40, 4:50, 7:05, 9:30. — NIVERSARY EDITION (G) MGMAJA. This is disillusioned by the wheeling and dealing (33) MOVIE: 'Star Trap' Two writers put Chet Atkins and K.T. Osiin (2 hrs.) (In show up. Dan Aykroyd. John Candy. Ste­ 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) of the film industry. Keith Carradine, Mon­ (22) (53) SportsWorld Scheduled: an en­ Dad (PC) Sat 12:20, 2:45, 5:10, 735, 10:05, 12:20; Sun 12:20, 2:45, 5:10, aside their mutual disdain of one another to Stereo) phanie Faracy, 1988 Rated PG, (In Stereo) the version of “GWTW” to have — and swoon ica Vitti. 1979. core performance of the World Profes­ 9 : 30P M (2D @3) Empty Nest (CC) Harry 7:35, 10:05. locate the brutal killer of a Parliament mem­ sional Figure Skating Championships, from Csf) Star Trek 8:00PM (T) W ilifred's Special Christ­ secretly accepts Barbara’s help writing a MANCHESTER over. Remastered from three-strip Technicolor [CNN] Newsday ber. Nicky Henson, Frances Tomelty, Philip the Capital Centre in Landover, Md (2 hrs ) [A & E ] Slow Boat From Surabaya A por­ children’s book after Carol offers her "ex­ Sayer 1989 mas UA 'Theaters Eaa< — Sea of Love (R) Sat and Sun 2:20, 4:35, 7:20, reels, and boasting a digitally reprocessed overture, [LIFE] Lifetime Weekly News (Taped! trait of the independent women of the Phi­ pertise.' (In Stereo) 9:35. — An Innocent Man (R) Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:45, 7:10, 9:45. — (fii) MOVIE: 'The Martian Chronicles' lippines. Host: Jack Pizzey. (60 min.) Part 3 ® 06) Mr. Belvedere (CC) Kevin is both­ Parenthood (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — The Rocky Horror the movie has never looked or sounded better. [USA] Dance Party USA (60 min.| (23) Pizza Gourmet ered by his success as a used-car (6T) Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled; a When two expeditions to Mars fail to re­ of 6. (R) Picture Show (R) Sat midnighL — Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure (PG) LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (PG) RCA/Colum­ C2?) Secret World The Australian .ibori- salesman, Buckingham Palace wants Bel­ chemical shark repellent; a TV to entertain 1 2:30PM (3) Runaway W ith the Rich turn to Earth, a young astronaut volunteers [CNN] Newswatch grid-locked commuters. (In Stereo) Sat midnighL — Jimi Hendrix Live Sat midnight and Famous Actress Martha Smith in Be­ to lead a third group. Rock Hudson, Roddy gines' story of when the Earth was born vedere back bia. A completely restored version of David Lean’s [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club Special Edi­ [CNN] This Week in Japan masterpiece, this epic deserves to be seen on the big lize. |R) McDowell, Darren McGavin 1980 Part 1 (S) 444 Days to Freedom: What Really ( ® MOVIE: 'Forbidden' Despite different VERNON CD Sybervision of 2 Happened in Iran News special marking tion (CC) backgrounds, two people fall in love during 9:45P M @ Hometime: Finisliing a Cine -I & 2 — Sea of Love (R) Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7. 9:30. When screen, but it is quite stunning on the small one. At the anniversary of the Iranian hostage si [LIFE] MOVIE: Cave-In' A group of World War II. Jaquelme Bisset, Jurgen Kissy Fur (CC). [A&E] Shortstories (R) Lower Level (CC). Part 4 of 6 Harry Met Sally... (R) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10. — Lethal Wbapon 2 (R) tuation (2 hrs.) tourists are trapped in the caverns of a Prochnow 1985 Sat and Sun 9:35. 216 minutes, it’s a movie to get lost in; you can [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Saturday Night With (24) Van Can Cook: Dinner for Four College Basketball: Regional Cover park. Ray Milland, Dennis Cole, Susan Sulli­ 10:00PM CD (CC) (33) 01) Friday the 13th: The Series A demon Connie Chung (CC) (60 min.) (In Stereo) structure a whole evening around it. (30) What About Women age LaSalle at DePaul or Arizona at Oregon van. 19’79. from hell terrorizes Jack, Johnny and WILLIMANTC [TM C] MOVIE: Bloodsport’ Based on WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS (5?) Horizon State (2 hrs.) (Live) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Alien Nation' (CC) In Micki. (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) CD News U.A The Clnamat — Look Who's Talking (PG-13) Sat and Sun 12:30, the true story of Maj Frank Dux, the first 1991, a human detective teams up with 2:45, 5, 7:10, 9:30. — Back to the Future II (F’G) Sat and Sun 12:15, 2:35, BREAKDOWN (R) Orion. A deliciously bold, [CNN ] Evans & Novak Westerner to win Hong Kong's Kumite, an (57) Hometime (CC) Part 2 of 3 0$ NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at C33) USA Tonight his alien counterpart to stop an extra­ Montreal Canadiens (2 hrs , 30 min.) 4:55, 7:15, 9:35. — National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (PG-13) Sat funny film from Spanish director Pedro Almodovar. [OIS] Zorro international martial arts competition. Jean (61) MOVIE: 'The Martian Chronicles' terrestrial drug dealer from poisoning the Monsters A dying man malres a deal and Sun 12:10, 2:25, 4:45, 7:05, ®25. — Harlem Nights (R) ^ t arxl Sun Claude Van Damme. Donald Gibb, Leah When two expeditions to Mars fail to re (Live) It’s the tale of an actress (luscious Carmen Maura) [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Semi­ alien community. James Caan, Mandy Pa- 12:05, 2:45, 5:05, 7:25, 9:45. — The Stepfather Part II (R) Sat and Sun Ayres 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) turn to Earth, a young astronaut volunteers tinkin, Terence Stamp. 1988. Rated R. (In (20) MOVIE: 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' 12:05, 2:20, 4:40, 7:30, 9:50. — All Dogs Go to Heaven (G) Sat arxl Sun whose phone machine message reveals that her final match, from Madison Square Garden to lead a third group. Rock Hudson, Roddy An emotional relationship develops be­ continued a in New York. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 2:05PM (57) Hometime (CC). Stereo) 12:15, 2:15,4:15.7,9. lover hr^ betrayed her. With highly readable subtit­ McDowell, Darren McGavin. 1980. Part 2 [HBO] MOVIE: "Crocodile' Dundee II' 2:1 0PM [CNN] Healthweek (R) of 2 les. 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\ 'I ^ Focus/Music Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Focus/Music Hot singles 1. “We Didn’t Start the Fire” Billy Joel (Colum­ and attempt to keep an oil company from [USA] Cartoon Express Group mixes to prolong his life. Guest: Barbara Billing­ [A & E ] Shortstories Anjelica Huston is a bia) — Gold (More than 500,000 singles sold.) closing it down. Dorothy Buhrman, Ster­ sley. Southern belle with a terrible secret in Wil­ 8:30A M CB h p 90oo ling Frazier, Jillian Keener. 1978. NO PLACE 2. “Another Day in Paradise” Phil Collins (Atlan­ @5) Hunter (CC) An inexperienced and liam Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily;" a boy (TT) Mork & Mindy bumbling rookie detective puts Hunter in a comes of age in "Spoil the Child. " (60 12:00A M (18) Home Shopping Net­ LIKE HOME tic) (Tg Choices W e Face melodies, lyrics hot spot during the arrest of petty thieves. min.) work (2 hrs.) After their apart­ 3. “Blame It On the Rain” Milli Vanilli (Arista) (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Capital Gang (R) (g) Smash Hits (25) Daffy Duck ment building §D On the Beam (25) Search — Gold By Mary Anne O’Callaghan [D IS ] MOVIE: Million Dollar Mermaid' @ MOVIE: 'Seven Soldiers of Kung Fu' burns down, Zan 4. “It’s Just the Way That You Love Me” Piula d j) Leonard vs. Duran: The Showdown A crippled woman regains the use of her Two powerful Kung Fu groups join forces 05) Robert Schuller: Hour of Power and Nike Cooper The Associated Press This pre-fight special includes highlights of logs by swimming and becomes an aquatic to oust a rebel band. David Chiang, Ti (38) Gidget Abdul (Virgin) the first two fights between Sugar Ray star. Esther Williams, Victor Mature, Wal­ Lung. 1985. (Christine Lahti, 5. “Don’t Know Much” Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Leonard and Roberto Duran as well as a ter Pidgeon. 1952 [A&E] Battle Line second from ieft, (61) Cousteau's Rediscovery of the t.M Neville (Elcktra) “If you put a gun to my head and said I’d have to look at their boxing careers and a behind- [ESPN] Heisman Trophy Award Spe­ World [CNN] Evans & Novak (R| and Jeff Dan- think of a label for the Ifegues, you’d have to pull the-scenes look at their training camp pre­ cial [DIS] Donald Duck Presents 6. “Back to Life” Soul II Soul (Virgin) — Gold parations (60 min.) [A & E ] Living Dangerously Women chal­ ieis) find them- the trigger,” says Spider Stacy, the band’s tin- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Everybody's All- lenge their climbing skills on skyscrapers [ESPN] Lee Haney Workout 7. “Angelia” Richard Marx (EMI) [CNN] CNN News seives home- whistle player. American' (CC) Taylor Hackford's and cliffs. (60 min.) (R) [HBO] Encyclopedia: The " L " Volume iess, in "No Piace 8. “With Every Beat of My Heart” Taylor Dayne [HBO] 13th Annual Young Comedians chronicle of the changes in the lives of a [CNN] Newsnight (CC). (R) (In Stereo) Pressed, but not shot, Stacy comes up with, “1 do Show (CC) Dennis Miller ("Saturday Night football star and his wife over the course of Like Home," air­ (Arista) Live") leads comics in a performance of 25 years. Dennis Quaid, Jessica Lange. [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: GTE West [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide ing SUNDAY, DEC. 9. “Love Shack” The B-52’s (Reprise) think the closest label to fitting our sound is half Final round, from Ojai, Calif. (2 uncensored stand-up routines. (60 min ) Timothy Hutton. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Classic Sunday Morning (CC). punk, half folk.” hrs.) (Taped) 9:00A M CB 3, on CBS. Lantz 10. “Pump Up the Jam” Technotronic Featuring (In Stereo) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (8) (5T) Synchronal Research The Pogues’ records mix traditional Irish [LIFE] This Evening Landry (i.) and Felly (SBK) [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [TM C] MOVIE: 'Bloodsport' Based on C9) Jetsons Kyndra Joy Cas­ melodics with lyrics addressing the modem world: (CC). the true story of Maj. Frank Dux. the first Byron Allen (In Stereo) 1 2:30AM (T) QT) Good Times Top LPs the diaspora of the young Irish, the envirotunent [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Best Seller' (CC) An Westerner to win Hong Kong’s Kumite, sn per co-star. CD USA Today Private industry's involve­ (T5) Kenneth Copeland and Margaret Thatcher’s England. The band’s live author with writer's block forms an un­ international martial arts competition. Jean ment in space. (60 min.) CHECK IISTINGS 1. “Girl You Know It’s True” Milli Vanilli (Aris­ likely partnership with a corporate hit man Claude Van Damme, Donald Gibb, Leah (261 Bugs Bunny FOR EXACT TIME shows combine blasts of creative energy with a lit­ whose exploits both fascinate and repel Ayres. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) (T) Paid Program ta) — Platinum (More than 1 million units sold.) him. James Woods, Brian Dennehy, Victo­ @ WWF Wrestling Challenge (26) Frederick K. Price 2. “Storm ftont” Billy Joel (Columbia) tle drink, vulgarity and audience participiatiion. 1 1 :05PM (S) Latenight America ria Tennant. 1987. Rated R (g) My Secret Identity Art thieves kidnap At a show, lead singer Shane MacGowan stalks W ith Dennis Wholey Joined in Progress (40) Friday the 13th: The Series A demon [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lady in White' A (38) Three Stooges 3. “Janet Jackson’s l^ythm Nation 1814” Janet 1 0:30P M CB Benny Hill (Live) from hell terrorizes Jack, Johnny and Erin and one of Dr. Jeffcoate's former pro­ Jackson (A&M) — Platinum the stage, often clutching a bottle of liquor. The rest Micki. (60 min.) (In Stereo) fessors ghostly apparition provides a young (45) This Week With David Brinkley (CC). ffl) Monsters A dying man makes a deal schoolboy with clues to an unsolved 10- of the band furiously plays. If the song doesn’t re­ Till 5PM (2® Hometime: Finishing a (45) David Paul (a) Dr. Fad 4. “Forever Your Girl” ftiula Abdul (Virgin) — to prolong his life. Guest: Barbara Billing­ Lower Level (CC). Part 6 of 6. [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) year-old murder. Lukas Haas, Katherine quire his presence, he leaves. sley. [LIFE] What's Up. Dr. Ruth? @ Shining Time Station (CC) Helmond, Len Cariou. 1988. Rated PG-13. [CNN] NFL Preview Platinum [181 Whalers Wrap-Up 11:30PM (33 Entertainment This [A&E] Living Dangerously Women chal­ (In Stereo) [DIS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw 5. “Hangin’ T o u ^” New Kids On the Block Stacy says: “We’re much rougher on stage; even Week Kim Novak on location for her new 12:40A M [TM C ] m o v ie : 'The Man S3) Tales From the Darkside Heeding the Who Wasn't There' A man obtains a lenge their climbing skills on skyscrapers [USA] Popeye and Son [ESPN] NFL Gameday (60 min.) (Columbia) — Platinum now we are capable of playing dreadfully. If the movie "The Children." (60 min.) (In and cliffs. (60 min.) (R) chemistry isn’t there, there isn’t much you can do advice of a fortune teller, a woman from a Stereo) mysterious formula that makes people di­ 1 0 : 1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu (R| [HBO] Divorced Kid's Blues A teen-ager 6. “Cosmic Thing” The B-52’s (Reprise) — Gold small Iowa town sets out to find the Sagit- sappear. Steve Guttenberg, Lisa Langois, [CNN] Daywatch (Stephen Mailer) recounts the events that (X) American Gladiators 1 0 : 3 0 A M 3D inside Washington (More than 500,(X)0 units sold.) about it. tarian of her dreams. Jeffrey Tambor. 1983. Rated R. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Jiminy Cricket: Story­ led 10 his parents' separation and the hos­ “I don’t think you can capture the true essence of (24) Hometime: Finishing a Lower Level f9~) Freddy's Nightmares (60 min.) (In teller' Jiminy Cricket introduces animated (~8) This Week With David Brinkley (CC). tility that followed their divorce. Also stars 7. “Steel Wheels” Rolling Stones (Columbia) — Stereo) 1 :00AM SD MOVIE: 'Star Trap' Two a band on vinyl, certainly not this one. When we are (CC). Part 5 of 6. writers put aside their mutual disdain of versions of the world s greatest tales and QT) Charles in Charge (CC) Jamie consi­ Lauri Handler, Ronee Blakley and Ken Sylk. Platinum (58) MOVIE: 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' fiT) MOVIE: 'The Onion Field' The after- one another to locate the brutal killer of a tells about the lives of their authors. 1985. ders transferring to a (few York school for (60 min.) 8. “Pump” Aerosmith (Geffen) in the studio, our sound becomes polished. An emotional relationship develops be­ math of a police murder has devastating Parliament member. Nicky Henson, Rated NR. performers. (R) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecologv Update “I never listen to our records,” Stacy continues. effects on the people responsible and the 9. “Stonc Cold Rhymin’” Young M.C. (Delicious tween a homosexual film buff and his polit­ Frances Tomelty, Philip Sayer. 1989. [ESPN] Sportraits Featured; Dorothy 65) MOVIE: 'Tarzan's New Adventure’ 1 1 :45AM @) The Frugal Gourmet ical radical cellmate while serving in a Latin survivors. John Savage, James Woods, Hamill and Bob Beamon. (R) Vinyl) — Gold ‘To me, the POgues are best live. We can blow the Ronny Cox, 1979. ^61 Remote Control Tarzan matches wits with the Green God­ With Jeff Smith and Special Guest It­ American prison. William Hurt, Raul Julia, dess and her army of monsters in this re- top off any hall we play in. When we perform, there ® Hersey's Hollywood [HBO] MOVIE; 'Leonard Part 6' (CC) A zhak Perlman Jeff Smith and Itzhak Perl­ 10. “Dr. Feelgood” Motley Crue (Elektra) Sonia Braga. 1985. (18) Synchronal Research secret agent is brought out of retirement to edited serial. Herman Brix, Ula Holt, Frank man share childhood memories and favor­ is energy and a feeling that the best studio producer [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard @ ® Saturday Night Live Host: John (ST) MOVIE: 'Making Love' A young battle a madwoman bent on world domi­ Baker. 1935 ite foods. (75 min.) (In Stereo) woman is shocked to discover that her Country singles can’t reproduce.” [LIFE] Esquire: About Men. for Women Goodman. Musical guest: k.d. lang. (90 nation. Bill Cosby. Tom Courtenay, Joe (241 This Old House Pledge Special -- min.) (In Stereo) husband is in love with another man. Kate Don Baker. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Bam Raising 1 2:00PM CB This Is the NFL 1. “If Tomorrow Never Comes” Garth Brooks The Pogues recently concluded their North (R) Jackson, Michael Ontkean, Harry Hamlin Rat Patrol [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 08) College Mad House CB MOVIE: 'Lovesick' A married (Capitol) American tour supporting their fourth album, 1 1:00PM (3J News (CC). 1981. psychiatrist finds himself falling in love 85) War of the Worlds Harrison and his [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Hand' A psychotic 9:10A M (21) Sesame Street (CC) (45) Conversations With (In Stereo) with one of his patients. Dudley Moore, 2. ‘Two Dozen Roses” Shenandoah (Columbia) “Peace and Love,” on Island Records. The record 3D (g) ® ® News team meet deadly opponents when aliens cartoonist finds that his dismembered (57) Square One Television (CC). (R| Elizabeth McGovern, Alec Guinness. 3. “A Woman in Love” Ronnie Milsap (RCA) follows their successful Island debut, “If I Should CD Barney Miller arrive. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 9:30A M 3) Better Ways to Better hand has taken a direction of its own. Mi­ Grades [A&E] World of Photography 1983. 4. “I’ve Been Loved By the Best” Eton Williams Fall From the Grace of God.” QT) Cheers (CC). [CNN] Sports Tonight chael Caine, Andrea Marcovicci, Viveca MOVIE: 'The Incredible Mr. Limpet' (B Bugs. Daffy and Friends [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday 3D (RCA) The band also released “Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah riS) Synchronal Research [ESPN] SportsCenter Lindfors 1981. (In Stereo) A timid bookkeeper, rejected by the Navy, (20) Freddy's Nightmares A scientist de­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Grandmother's House' [DIS] MOVIE: 'Caddie Woodlawn' A (TT) Benson [DIS] Raffi in Concert With the Rise and aids the war effort after being magically 5. “Out of Your Shoes” Lorrie Morgan (RCA) Yeah” as a 12-inch single right before the new Shine Band From Toronto, the children’s pends on the success of his experiments A remote farmhouse holds a terrible secret spunky 11-year-old tomboy on the Wis­ g5) Archies transformed into a fish. Don Knotts, Carole 6. “The Lonely Side of Love” Patty Loveless songster performs favorites, including Cook. Jack Weston. 1964. album. The infectious song was a solid hit on col­ to pay off his gambling debts. (60 min.) (In for two teen-age orphans. Eric Foster. Kim consin frontier braves danger to avert an (22) Meet the Press (CC) (MCA) Stereo) Valentine. Brinke Stevens. 1988 Rated R Indian uprising. Emily Schulman, Season "Rise and Shine, " "Five Little Ducks " and (TT) MOVIE: 'Pinocchio and the Emperor lege radio stations. (g) Solid Gold Rock N' Roll "Shake My Sillies Out." (60 min.) (R) (In fg ) Daily Mixer (In Stereo) Hubley. James Stephens. 1989. Rated NR of the Night' While celebrating his first 7. “TTiere Goes My Heart Again” Holly Dunn Their current album continues the band’s pot­ (In Stereo) (55) Lassie (CC) The McCullochs meet a Stereo) year as a real boy. Pinocchio falls into the (61) Comic Strip Live (60 min ) [USA] MOVIE: Starhops' Three young (Warner Bros.) pourri of sound. Songs combine elements of jazz, aids take over an old drive-in restaurant [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide mysterious old man who seems to pos [ESPN] This Week in Sports clutches of evil carnival people. Voices of 8. “Who’s Lonely Now” Highway 101 (Warner big band, folk, rock ’n’ roll and anything else sess magical powers. [HBO] Crack U.S.A. (CC) A visit to Palm Edward Asner, Tom Bosley, James Earl (40) Best of the National Geographic Beach County, a middle class community Jones. 1987. Bros.) played with a lilt that keeps your toes tapping. Specials A look at Mount Godwin-Austen. where 7 out of 10 crimes are drug-related. 08) Home Shopping Network (4 hrs.) 9. “It’s Just a Matter of Time” Randy Travis However, the POgues aren’t the 1990s’ Clancy or K2, the world's second-highest peak at On-location footage provides actual drug 66) New Adventures of He-Man: The Ul­ (Warner Bros.) Brothers. 28,250 feet, located at the China-India deals, police raids and interviews with timate Challenge Animated. He-Man Sunday, Dec. 3 border (60 min ) people involved with the drug. (60 min.) (R) travels in time to the future to help the last 10. “Til I Can’t Tae It Anymore” Billy Joe Royal “We listen to everything,” says Stacy, “from 07) Long Ago & Far Away: Abie's Island [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update population of humans fight a Mutant army (Atlantic) Public Enemy to Beethoven. That’s our range. We (CC). (R) [USA] Cartoon Express led by the evil Skeletor. (2 hrs.) take a little bit from everything, adapting it to our 0Tj Synchronal Research 1 0 : 4 5 A M 05) Jewish Life 621 Patriots Kickoff Adult singles music. We use anything that fits our sound.” 6:00AM (7) My Neighbor's Religion ® ) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [CNN] Your Money (R) (25) This Week On Pit Road 1 1 : 0 0 A M (B Face the Nation 1. “Another Day in IVadise” Phil Collins (Atlan­ The eight-member band, only three of whom are CB Paid Program [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) [ESPN] Bodyshaping [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Featured 051 Meet the Press (CC). tic) (TT) Christopher Closeup [DIS] Mousercise Rachel IHunter. Glen Plake. (R) (B Three Stooges Irish, started in London in 1982. MacGowan, who 8:00A M CB New England Sunday 07) American Interests 2. “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You” M. (18) Synchronal Research [USA] Mr. Magoo (CC). (TT) Incredible Hulk lived in Ireland until he was 6, brought, to the tradi­ 7:00AM (B vista ( B Larry Jones [CNN] Newsday SB) Insight / Out 0£ David Paul Bolton (Columbia) CB Breakthrough CB Bugs. Porky and Friends 1 0:00A M CB Action Newsmakers [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Rascal' A spunky rac­ tional Irish music and rebel songs he grew up with dD Dick Van Dyke 62) Real to Reel coon befriends a lonely boy. but later 3. “Angelia” Richard Marx (EMI) CB Point of View 01) Real Estate Showcase CB Steampipe Alley in London’s Irish community, the chaotic energy of [DIS] You and Me. Kid 65) Financial Freedom causes problems for the youngster’s fa­ 4. “Don’t Know Much” Linda Ronstadt & Aaron (TT) Frederick K. Price CTS) Williams TV (TT) Gimme a Break! mily and neighbors. Steve Forrest, Billy rock ’n’ roll. He was joined by Stacy and [LIFE] Frederick K. Price 06) Real Estate Showcase Neville (Elektra) 08) §6) Divine Plan go) Porky Pig 08) Jimmy Swaggart Mumy, Elsa Lanchester. 1969. Rated G. saxophonist Jem Finer. They engaged accordionist [M A X ] MOVIE: Bad Medicine' (CC) A (38) Mama's Family Mama sets out to 5. “We Didn’t Start the Fire” Billy Joel (Colum­ (28) Great Wok of China (26) T and T (CC) Turner helps a juvenile [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) med-school reject is finally accepted by a g2) Sunday Today save Vint's job James Feamley, drummer Andrew Ranken and bas­ offender who's torn between his loyalty to [M AX] MOVIE: 'Taming of the Shrew' bia) Central American institution run by a zany f22) James Kennedy (24) Christmas Eve on Sesame Street a street gang and hrs chance to begin a (45) Business World sist CaitO’Riordan. The spirit of the Christmas season comes Shakespeare's battle of the sexes as Pe- 6. “The Way to Your Heart” Soulsistcr (EMI) administrator. Steve Guttenberg, Alan Ar- (30) Better Ways to Better Grades new life. (R) (In Stereo) (57) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). The band’s original name was Pogue Mahone, kin, Julie Hagerty. 1985. Rated PG-13. over Sesame Street as Big Bird attempts to truchio sets out to tame the fiery Katharine 7. “Gel On Your Feet” Gloria Estefan (Epic) (38) Kenneth Copeland (22) Chalice of Salvation (Live) uncover the secret of how Santa Claus (61) Ronald McDonald Children's Chari­ in Padua, Italy during the 15(X)'s. Elizabeth 8. “Listcn to Your Heart” Roxette (EMI) Gaelic for “kiss my rear.” When its meaning was 6 :05A M [T M C ] m o v ie : Smokey and (45) Jimmy Swaggart gets down the chimney. (70 min.) 051 In Touch ties Christmas Parade From Chicago. Taylor, Richard Bunon, Cyril Cusack. the Bandit II' Some fast-driving, free­ Hosts: Lecy Goranson ("Roseanne ”): Ja­ 1967. discovered, the name was shortened. (61) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara (301 Oral Roberts C301 Sacrifice of the Mass 9. “Sacrifice” Elton John (MCA) The Pogues’ first album, “Red Roses for Me,” wheeling truckers transport a pregnant son Hervey ( "The Wonder Years "). Kellie [TMC] MOVIE: 'Good Morning. Viet­ 10. “Bring It All Back” Grayson Hugh (RCA) elephant. Burt Reynolds. Sally Field, Jackie [A & E ] Raffles (g) [LIFE] World Tomorrow 05) Munsters Today Grandpa strikes a Martin ( "Life Goes On "); local TV person­ nam' (CC) 1965 Saigon is the setting for was an underground hit. However, it wasn’t until Gleason 1980 Rated PG. deal with the devil [C N N ] Daybreak (45) Robert Schuller: Hour of Power ality Janet Davies. Other celebrity partici­ this fact-based account of the exploits of Compact discs “Rum, Sodomy and the Lash,” produced by Elvis 6:1 0A M [CNN] Healthweek (R) [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner (57) Mister Rogers (CC). (R) pants include singer Frankie Avalon and brash Armed Forces Radio Network disc (§f) Sesame Street (CC). Miss America Debhye Turner (2 hrs.) (6T) There Really Is a Santa Claus Celebri jockey Adrian Cronauer Robin Williams. 1. “Storm Front” Billy Joel (Columbia) Costello, that the band received international recog­ 6:1 5AM QT) Davey & Goliath [ESPN] SportsCenter [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) (Taped) ties and various experts comment on the Forest Whitaker. 1987 Rated R. (In 2. “...But Seriously” Phil Collins (Atlantic) nition. At the same time, they gained two new addi­ [HBO] MOVIE: The Three Worlds of [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide [C N N ] Daybreak , existence of Santa Claus. Includes Ed [A&E] Our Century Stalin joins the Allies Stereo) tions, guitarists Terry Woods, a veteran of British Gulliver' Jonalhan Swift's story inspired [U S A ] Calliope [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! McMahon, Florence Henderson, Loretta to stop Hitler (90 min ) Part 4 of 4 (R) [USA] All-American Wrestling 3. “Prcsto” Rush (Atlantic) this tale of a ship's surgeon who is cast folk music, and Philip Chevron. They were Joined [ESPN] Best of Muscle Magazine Lynn, Stevie Wonder, Mickey Mantle and [ESPN] Sports Reporters 4. “Cosmic Thing” The B-52’s (Reprise) upon the magical shores of Lllliput and 7:30A M CB America's Black Forum U S Postmaster General Anthony M 1 2:30PM 3D NFL Today [H B O ] Babar Animated. Babar must deal [LIFE] Cardiology Update 5. “Girl You Know It’s True” Milli Vanilli (Aris­ by bassist Darryl Hunt when O’Riordan left and Brobdingnag. Kerwin Mathews, Jo Mor­ CB 8th Day Frank (60 min.) 62) 05) NFL Live row, June Thorburn 1960. with bullies in school. (R) [USA] He Man / She Ra Christmas Spe­ married Costello. f B Sunday Mass [A&E] Global Affair (2g Wheel Power ta) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Irreconcilable Differ cial (60 min I The success of last year’s “Fall From Grace” in­ 6 ;30A M CB CBS Storybreak (CC) (R) 08) Williams TV [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America High 061 The Spotlight 6. “Janci Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814” Janet ences' (CC) A 9-year-old girl tries to di 11:1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide (R) troduced the Pligues to a wider audience. Still, (5) It's Your Business (20) Miracle Faith Outreach vorce' herself from her self-involved par school sports 07) Firing Line: William F. Buckley Jr. Jackson (A&M) Stacy says, they didn’t feel pressured about record­ Ql; (.arry Jones t?2) Day of Discovery ents Ryan O'Neal, Shelley Long, Drew [LIFE] Family Practice Update 11:30AM CB insport and the Phoenix Symphony 7. “Stcel Wheels” Rolling Stones (Columbia) ing a follow-up album. “You hope to write someth­ 08) Twin Star Productions (26) Dr D. 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Oxford professor’s life into turmoil. Dirk of the Spirit" (Willem Dafoe, Edward 181 Synchronal Research Bookbinder Bogarde, Jacqueline Sassard, Stanley James Olmos). ;2® The Saint ‘Secret Army’ Baker. 1967. Masterpiece Theatre: A Tale of Two (6Z) Great Performances: Irving Berlin's (35 Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: [A&E] Buffalo Bill Cities (CC) Charles reveals his identity to 38l H art to H art Am erica (In Stereo) [CNN] Science and Technology Week "How to S ay N o' to Drugs ' Guests: Rick [CN N ] Inside Business (R| Lucie on their wedding day, Sydney also C6U M y Secret Identity Art thieves kidnap Featured: how eye blinking reveals how d5 Booker (CC) Booker takes time off Stanley, Elvis Presley’s stepbrother; singer Erin and one of Dr. Jeffcoate s former pro­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Stagecoach' A diverse is in demand one thinks. (R) makes a vow, (60 min ) Part 2 of 4 from his new corporate job to help investi­ Larnelle Harris. (60 min.) (In Stereo) group of people traveling through the Ari­ is revealing tale MOVIE: Big' (CC) A carnival fessors [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Final [HBO] gate the gang-related shooting of Officer (3® Synchronal Research zona Territory during the 18 8 0 s fears their wishing machine miraculously transforms Conversation With Cassini By Dean Golembeski match, from Madison Square Garden in [A&E] Hoffs. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (§) (3® True Blue Series Premiere (CC) stagecoach will meet an Apache war a 13-year-old schoolboy into a 35-year-old New York. (3 hrs.) (Live) [CNN] N e w s w a tc h [A& E] W ings Over the World A profile Drama. Using high-tech equipment and party. Willie Nelson. Kris Kristofferson, The Associated Press man. Tom Hanks. Elizabeth Perkins, Rob­ AMERICA’S SECRET ARMY: The Untold [HBO] MOVIE: Red King, White of Geoffrey de Havilland and his work on and basic street savvy, an elite police res­ Johnny Cash. 1986. ert Loggia. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ESPN] S ta r S h o t Knight' (CC) A CIA agent is called out of the world's first jet airliner. (60 min.) cue team combats metropolitan crime and Story of the Counter Intelligence Corps. By Ian Cardiology Update (R) [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 mm.) CHESHIRE — Don’t tell Bill Weidner you can’t retirement to thwart a rogue KGB agent s [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) [LIFE] crises (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) Sayer and Douglas Botting. Franklin Watts. 400 [CNN] Newswatch [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) plot to assassinate the Soviet president. [ T M C ] M O V IE ; B e v e rly H ills C o p II' judge a book by its cover. 3;00PM ® Star Search (60 mtn ) (In [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Little Princess' (CC) §3 ® Masterpiece Theatre: A Tale of Pages. $22.95. Tom Skerritt. Max von Sydow, Helen Mir­ Detroit police officer Axel Foley tangles [U SA] Miam i Vice (In Stereo) With one look, he can tell you the quality of a Stereo) A little girl's life at an exclusive English girls Two Cities (CC) After Darnay's arrest, ren. 1989. (In Stereo) with the vicious California gang that both Carton and Manette come to his aid; As a spy slory, “America’s Secret Army” gets off d4) Art of Being Fully Human Dr. Leo school changes drastically w hen her father 1 1 :05PM [TM C] MOVIE: Broadcast book’s cover, binding and other physical com­ wounded his police captain friend. Eddie the doctor's prison diaries are used as ev­ 1 :00PM (S NFL Football; Philadel­ Buscaglia. highly acclaimed speaker and is declared missing while fighting in the News' (CC) James Brooks' acclaimed to a slow start. Murphy. Ronny Cox. Judge Reinhold, idence in the trial (2 hrs,, 30 min.) Parts 3 ponents. He’s a bookbinder and runs what may be phia Eagles at New York Giants (3 hrs., popular education professor at USC, pre­ 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Boer War in South Africa. Shirley Temple, portrait of the behind-the-scenes workings Before it’s over, however, you know a lot more 3 0 min.) (Live) Richard Greene 1939 (In Stereo) and 4 of a television network news operation the only company in the state that refurbishes old sents his enthusiastic message of "Love [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In than you did about the Army Counter Intelligence dD NFL Football: Regional Coverage In­ Your Fellow Human Being” . (60 min ) [ESPN] NFL Primetime (60 min ) ®5 Married... With Children (CC) Bud William Hurt. Holly Hunter. Albert Brooks. books. Stereo) summons up the courage to go on his first 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) Corps and have been treated to feats of derring-do, dianapolis Colts at New England Patriots: C o m b a t! [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) His small compiany has been called upon to re­ Miami Dolphins at Kansas City Chiefs; 5:30PM ® Lassie (CC) The McCul- date. (R) (In Stereo) (® MOVIE: Bill: On His Own' A men 1 1 :30PM ® Magnum, P.l. featuring scoundrels, heroes, beautiful women and a Houston Oilers at Pittsburgh Steelers: Cin- lochs meet a mysterious old man who [TM C] MOVIE: 'Cocoon: The Return' [A& E] Jane Eyre Jane and Rochester's store books ranging from an original Russian-lan­ tally retarded man, w hose courage and de­ CD MOVIE: 'Lovesick' A married psy­ cinatti Bengals at Cleveland Browns. (3 seems to possess magical powers. (CC) A group of senior citizens returns to marriage is in jeopardy; Jane seeks com­ cast that ranges from J.D. Salinger to Henry Kis­ guage copy of “War and Peace” to the guestbook termination earned him a life outside insti­ Earth with their Antarean benefactors to chiatrist fiqds himself falling in love with hrs.) (Live) fort from St. John Rivers. (60 min.) Part 4 singer. tutional walls, tries to adjust to life in Iowa (18) Synchronal Research one of his patients. Dudley Moore. Eliza­ used by Dustin Hoffman at the Academy Award­ retrieve endangered alien cocoons, Don of 5 (24) Travelin' Gourmet (R) after his guardian moves to California (24) All Creatures Great and Small Ameche, Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn. beth McGovern. Alec Guinness. 1983. (R) The CIC, or^aniz-cd before World War II and dis­ winning actor’s home in Roxbury. (^ MOVIE: ’Duffy' A trio of brothers Mickey Rooney, Helen Hunt. Dennis Quaid. 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) [CNN] Week in Review (R) ®5 Charles in Charge (CC) Jamie consi­ fli) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) banded in the 1970s, employed more than 2,500 Through word of mouth and a small ad in the stages a m illion-dollar heist from the father 1983. [DIS] Ready Steady Gol (In Stereo) ders transferring to a New York school for [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Final Notice' Private eye The Enterprise crew members serve as spycatchers at its peak. The corps came to wide whom they hate. James Coburn, James Rubinstein Remembered Music, mediators for two feuding clans. (60 mm ) back of telephone books, Weidner’s name has been [A&E] performers. (R) Harry Stone stalks a murderer in the avam [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) Mason, Susannah York. 1968 home movies and photographs are in­ garde world of fine art Gil Gerard, Melody (R) (In Stereo) public attention when it was disclosed in 1983 that spread across Connecticut and surrounding states. [A&E] W o rld W a r I (R) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Good Morning. Viet­ NFL Football: Indianapolis Colts at cluded in this tribute to the world-class Anderson. Steve Landesberg. 1989. (In nam’ (CC) 1965 Saigon is the setting for ®6) Hot Shot Bowling (60 min.) it employed Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie after His company is swamped with requests to restore New England Patriots (3 hrs.) (Live) pianist, as well as remembrances from fa­ [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) Stereo) this fact-based account of the exploits of ® George Michael's Sports Mach­ the war. mily and friends. (90 min.) (R) old family Bibles, tattered children’s books and rare (^ A Christmas Carol Animated. Based [ESPN] Yachting; Columbus Cup From 7:30PM [CNN] Sports Sunday brash Armed Forces Radio Network disc ine (In Stereo) Now, Ian Sayer and Douglas Botting, who on the Charles Dickens classic. (60 min.) [CNN] World Report Annapolis, Md jockey Adrian Cronauer. Robin Williams, Sweet Sixteen collections. [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Forest Whitaker. 1987. Rated R. (In previously collaborated on Nazi and postwar Ger­ ® WWF Wrestling [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) [LIFE] Chronic Respiratory Disease: (26) Jack Van Impe Presents A stroll through his small workshop in Cheshire Diagnosis and Therapy 8:00 PM ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) Stereo) man history in the book “Nazi Gold,” have written (5?) P re v ie w 5 7 3:30PM (M) MOVIE: 'Tom Sawyer’ is a tricky affair. Boxes and boxes of aging volumes Jessica's friend, a Los Angeles homicide [USA] E q u a lize r ^ Christian Lifestyle Magazine (ST) MOVIE: ’W hen the Circus Com es to Mark Twain's story of the life of a boy on [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In what is described as the first full-fledged history of detective, confronts a baffling murder case ® MOVIE: 'Lightning -- The White fill nearly every available space. Books that aren’t Town' A lonely woman runs away from the Mississippi River during the 1840's Stereo) 9:30PM (3® synchronal Research with political overtones which places his Stallion' A young woman faces a series of the spycatching agency. home and joins a ragtag traveling circus. Jackie Coogan, Mitzi Green 1930. stored in boxes are crammed on shelves, and books 6:00PM ® C B S N e w s (CC) career in jeopardy (60 min.) (In Stereo) (® Friday the 13th: The Series A demon obstacles in her quest to race a very spe­ Elizabeth Montgomery, Christopher Plum­ The rather plodding opening chapters describe that don’t fit in boxes or shelves are piled on his dz) MOVIE: The Shoes of the Fisher­ ® ® Free Spirit (CC) (In Stereo) from hell terrorizes Jack, Johnny and cial horse Mickey Rooney. Isabel Lorca. m er 1981 ® ® N e w s the bureaucratic maneuvering in Washington that m a n ’ In an attem pt to avoid W o rld W ar III, Micki. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 1986 desk. ® Knight Rider ® (2® MOVIE: 'Star Trap' Two writers [CNN] Newsday a Russian archbishop is selected to suc­ (§5 Open House (CC) Aspiring develo­ led to the CIC’s emergence from the old Corps of ceed the former Pope. Anthony Quinn, put aside their mutual disdain of one an­ [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story Lawsuits Weidner has so many requests to fix old books Internal Medicine Update (R) (3S) Synchronal Research pers Linda and Tod conspire to persuade [LIFE] Laurence Olivier, Oskar Werner. 1968 other to locate the brutal killer of a Parlia­ throw a cur\*e into S la p ’s career Intelligence Police, and the new agency’s struggles that it’s cutting into the time he needs to bind new (25) 444 Days to Freedom: W hat Really an environm entalist to sell his property. (R) [USA] Master ment member. Nicky Henson, Frances To- [CNN] Sports Tonight to develop a staff and define a mission. books and his company has stopped taking any [ESPN] Pistol Shooting; Bianchi Cup Happened in Iran News special marking melty, Philip Sayer 1989. (In Siereo) 1 :30PM (U Mystery!: Campion (CC) International Tournament (R) the anniversary of the Iranian hostage si­ [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) The b ^ k hits its stride after CIC agents are or­ (35 Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Help!' Religious fanatics more refurbishing orders. He’s months behind on Albert matches wits with the leader of a tuation. (2 hrs.) Preview Show chase the Beatles around Europe in an ef­ [MAX] MOVIE; Doin' dered to hit the beach alongside combat in­ gang trying to steal the Gyrth Chalice; Lugg 3:40PM [DIS] (5® Synchronal Research 11:35PM his work and won’t take on any more restoration (2® Outer Lim its fort to recover a sacred ring in R in g o's p o s ­ Tim e' A traveling salesman becomes the recovers from a supernatural meeting. (60 fantrymen in the Allied invasion of North Africa. 4:00PM CD ® PGA Golf: J.C. Pen­ (22) @5) Ann Jillian (CC) Ann is furious session The Beatles, Leo McKern, Eleanor latest arrival at a state penitentiary filled jobs until at least January. min.) Part 2 of 2. St. Elsewhere Part 1 of 2. ney Classic (CC) Final round from the when Lucy is assessed as "average ” by Bron. 1965, Rated G. (In Stereo) with wacky inmates. Jeff Altman, Dey Subsequent chapters deal with the CIC in postwar Weidner, 45, says that for as long as he’s owned Bardm oor Country Club in Largo, Fla. (2 (65 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) her guidance counselor. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Young, Richard Mulligan. 1985 Rated R hrs.) (Taped) The Enterprise crew faces danger when a Germany and its role in the Cold War and Korea. his business. Ye Ole Bookbindery Inc., there’s been [CNN] Moneyweek (R) (2® Travels (CC) A nostalgic tribute to mysterious force attacks the ship’s mam ® N e w s [HBO]CrackU.S.A.(CC)A MOVIE: 'The Yearling' A young (D Monsters Today Grandpa strikes a travelogues, featuring Teddy Roosevelt's 1 0:00PM [CNN] 1 1 :50PM Along the way are such episodes as the night in a steady, growing demand for refurbishing old [DIS] computer and life-support systems (60 visit to Palm Beach County, a middle class boy's attachment to an orphaned fawn re­ deal with the devil. African trip and Lowell Thomas meeting Cil) USA Tonight min.) (R) (In Stereo) community where 7 out of 10 crimes are 1946 when agents of the corps, looking for a high- books. Weidner worked with computers and then lieves the loneliness of his harsh life in the with Lawrence of Arabia (60 min.) (3D Synchronal Research (1® Synchronal Research drug-related On-location footage provides Florida wilderness. Gregory Peck, Jane [A&E] Road to W ar (R) level Soviet spy, stopped the Orient Express in was a salesman before buying his bindery business §S) MOVIE: 'Life on the M ississippi' Au­ (2® MOVIE: 'Flying Tigers' In World War actual drug deals, police raids and inter­ Wyman, Claude Jarman Jr. 1946. Rated (20) New Life Nuremberg, Germany, and turned the passengers thor Mark Twain recalls his early days as a [CNN] This Week in the NBA II China, a cocky American pilot tries to views with people involved with the drug. in 1982. G. L2® W orldvision “I was told 1 was crazy because books were river boat pilot on the Mississippi. Robert [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) J L.'s assignment redeem himself with a selfless act of hero­ (60 mm.) (R) ouL in 2 feet of snow, in their nightgowns and [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update Lansing, David Knell, James Keane. 1984 to take a marine researcher and his speci­ ism. John Wayne. John Carroll. Anna Lee (65 Premiere Presents: Christmas Mov­ pajamas. Unfortunately, the Russian wasn’t on the 1942. ies '89 Nancy Collins presents highlights 1 2:00AM CS Paid Program going to become passe. It will never happen, never. (22) dS) NFL Football: Regional Coverage mens to the aquarium goes awry, (R) (In 1:45PM (24) Living Life Fully W ith Leo and celebrity interviews from this year's train. If anything, I see more of an interest in it (restora­ Stereo) i'65 Am erica’s Most Wanted (In Stereo) (ID Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) B u sc a g lia (75 min.) Denver Broncos at Los Angeles Raiders; holiday releases including "War of the New York Jets at San Diego Chargers. (3 [ESPN] World Cup Skiing; Women's [A& E] Biography: Errol Flynn: Portrait (24) Sw eet Sixteen — W. Dale Nelson tions). We’re buying better leather now than we 2:00PM CD crime Stoppers 800 Roses, " "She-Devil, " "Tango and Cash " hrs.) (Live) Super G From Vail, Colo. (60 min.) (Taped) of a Swashbuckler Portrait of the legen­ and "Back to the Future Part II." (60 min ) @ Wrestling: AW A All Star Wrestling Associated Press were five years ago, this is what the customer (D MOVIE; 'The Reluctant Astronaut' dary Errol Flynn, including interviews with (23) Bradshaw on: Healing the Shame [HBO] MOVIE: 'Innerspace' (CC) A (In Stereo) S D O ffs id e s W ith T h e N e w E n g lan d P a ­ wants. I’m buying special leather from Scotland, A man, deathly afraid of heights, learns Mickey Rooney, David Niven, John Hus­ That Binds You Counselor and lecturer miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly [A& E] Rich Little & a Night of 42 Stars triots (60 min ) through a distributor in New Jersey. It takes seven that his father volunteered him for the as­ John Bradshaw explains how to conquer injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ ton, Ralph Bellamy and former wives Bev­ tronaut training program. Don Knotts, Ar­ erly Aadland and Nora Eddington Black. From the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas: Ask the Manager the pain that prevents many people from permarket employee. Dennis Quaid, Mar­ the master impressionist mimics Kermit years to make a skin,” he said. thur O'Connell, Jeanette Nolan. 1967. (60 min ) C 6 1 ) G e n e S c o tt Best-Sellers achieving happiness. (90 min.) tin Short, Meg Ryan. 1987 Rated PG. (In the Frog, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Julio Igle- Weidner does some of the refurbishing himself (35 MOVIE: 'The Greatest Show on C2iD F u g itiv e Stereo) [CNN] PrimeNews sias and President Reagan. (60 min.) [A& E] Biography: Errol Flynn: Portrait Earth’ Cecil B. DeMille's Oscar-winning ac­ of a Swashbuckler Portrait of the legen­ Fiction while working from 8 a.m. to midnight most days. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Blackbeard's Ghost' A [LIFE] Heart Failure: A New Concensus [ESPN ] NFL Football: Chicago Bears at [HBO] MOVIE: Red King, White count of life, love and pageantry under the dary Errol Flynn, including interviews with college track coach accidentally conjures MOVIE: 'National Velvet' A M in n e so ta V ik in g s (3 hrs.) (Live) Knight' (CC) A CIA agent is called out of 1. “Daddy,” Danielle Steel But he’s become so busy with the administrative big top. Charlton Heston, Betty Hutton, [MAX] Mickey Rooney, David Niven, John Hus­ up the ghost of Blackboard Dean Jones, young girl trains her horse to ride in the retirement to thwart a rogue KGB agent's end of the business and overseeing his seven James Stewart. 1952. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Coming to America' ton. Ralph Bellamy and former wives Bev­ 2. “The Dark Half,” Stephen King Peter Ustinov, Suzanne Pleshette 1968. Grand National. Elizabeth Taylor, Mickey (CC) An African prince journeys to the plot to assassinate the Soviet president (20) MOVIE: Kiss of the Spider Woman' erly Aadland and Nora Eddington Black. employees, that his wife, Sharon, has taken on the Rated G Rooney, Anne Revere. 1944. Rated G. crim e-infested ghettos of Nev/ York City in Tom Skerritt, Max von Sydow. Helen Mir­ 3. “Caribbean,” James A. Michener An emotional relationship develops be­ (60 mm.) (R) search of a bride Eddie Murphy, Arsenio ren. 1989 (In Stereo) 4. “Sorceress of Darshiva,” David Eddings bulk of the restorations. It’s painstaking work that’s tw een a hom osexual film buff and his p olit­ [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pulling [USA] Murder. She Wrote Hall, John Amos 1988 Rated R. (In [CNN] World Report ical radical cellm ate while serving in a Latin [LIFE] War on Hepatitis B: America at [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 5. “Clear and Present Danger,” Tom Clancy done by hand using equipment and skills that have 6:30PM ® N e w s (CC) Stereo) [ESPN ] NFL Primetime (60 mm.) (R) American prison. William Hurt, Raul Julia, R isk (R) 6. “The Renegades of Pern,” Anne McCaffrey been passed down by generations of bookbinders. ® ® ABC News (CC). [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Sonia Braga. 1985. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Butterfield 8’ A beauti­ [M AX] MOVIE; Alien Nation’ (CC) In 7. “Straight,” Dick Francis It takes an average of about 30 hours to restore (M) MOVIE: 'Little M iss Marker' A little ful model with few illusions about life falls ® Synchronal Research [M A X] MOVIE: 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 1991, a human detective teams up with [USA] Hollywood Insider Film version of the Tennessee Williams his alien counterpart to stop an extra­ 8. “Star Trek: The Lost Years,” J.M. Dillard an individual book in need of a new cover and girl is brought up by b oo km akers and rack­ in love with a married man. Elizabeth Tay­ [CNN] Inside Business 12:1 5AM §2) M*A*s*H eteers. Shirley Temple, Adolphe Menjou. lor, Laurence Harvey, Eddie Fisher. 1960, classic about a woman and her alcoholic terrestrial drug dealer from poisoning the 9. ‘Tales From Margaritaville,” Jimmy Buffett hand-stitching to bind the pages. If a book has a [DIS] Super Sense The importance of husband Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, alien community. James Caan, Mandy Pa- Charles Bickford. 1934. It's Your Move the sense of smell to many animals. (R) 1 2:30AM CB At the Movies "W e re new leather cover, it takes six hours of hand rub­ [USA] Burl Ives 1958. tinkin, Terence Stamp 1988. Rated R (In 10. “Jimmy Stewart and His Poems,” Jimmy (40) MOVIE: 'Tron' Computer imagery No Angels " (Robert DeNiro, Sean Penn). MOVIE: Illegally [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) Stereo) bing to bring out the sheen in the leather. In replac­ enhances this story of a video-game pro­ 4:15PM [HBO] 8:30PM ® ®) Homeroom (CC) Dar­ (35 Frid a y th e 1 3th; T h e S e rie s A dem on Stewart Yours' (CC) A young juror turns amateur gram m er w h o becom es a prisoner in a 6:45PM dl) All Creatures Great and ryl’s former business partner offers An­ [USA] Diamonds Mike and Christina in­ from hell terrorizes Jack. Johnny and ing old leather covers, Weidner uies to retain any sleuth in an effort to prove the defendant, computerized world. Jeff Bridges. David S m a ll thony a chance to m ake a tost com m ercial vestigate a string of murders at a French Micki (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Non-fiction original patterns, which requires tooling and some­ his grade-school heartthrob, innocent of Warner, Bruce Boxleitner. 1982. (In Stereo) chateau. (60 min.) times gluing the old and new leathers togther murder charges. Rob Lowe, Colleen Camp, 7:00PM ® 6 0 M in u te s (CC) (60 min.) (2® Personal Power 1. “My Turn,” Nancy Reagan [A&E] Shortstories A waitress doesn't Kim Myers. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (18) Synchronal Research 1 0:30PM ® Benny Hill learn her lesson in "Good Fortune." (60 (® W ar of the W orlds Aliens take control 2. “All My Best Friends,” George Bums “There’s nothing new in what we’re doing here. 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(In Stereo) Stereo) (® Synchronal Research [USA] Paid Program fashioned way, like in an Indian tribe or some­ (3T) M y S e c re t Id e n tity A rt thieves kidnap 4. “Roseanne,” Roseanne Barr (65 Totally Hidden Video Scheduled: ex­ [HBO] MOVIE: Less Than [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ivanhoe' A chivalrous Erin and one of Dr. Jeffcoate's former pro­ ® A -T e a m (26) W ar of the W orlds Harrison and his 1 2:50AM thing.” terminators confront a gorilla; visitors find Zero' (CC) A college student's visit home 5. “It Was on Fire When I Lay Down on It,” knight is in love with one woman, but be­ fessors. (In Stereo) (3$ Synchronal Research team meet deadly opponents when aliens Weidner has no explanation for why the demand trothed to another. Robert Taylor, Eliza­ strangers living in their friends' home (R) arrive, (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) opens his eyes to how deeply his friends Robert Fulghum (31) Synchronal Research d?) (i® Magical World of Disney: A (In Stereo) are involved in L A.'s affluent drug under­ beth Taylor, Joan Fontaine. 1953. [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) 6. “Wealth Without Risk,” Charles Givens for book restorations his growing. He doesn’t buy Mother's Courage: The Mary Thomas world Andrew McCarthy, Jami Gertz, [TM C] MOVIE; 'Little Dorrit Part One; [A&E] Women in Jazz Story (CC) The true story of the mother of 8:35PM [DIS] Preview Show Robert Downey Jr 1987, Rated R. (In 7. “Education of a Wandering Man,” Louis the idea that people have more money to spend [LIFE] Family Physician's Guide to HIV 1 1 :00PM ® N e w s (CC) Nobody's Fault' Upon his return to Eng­ basketball star Isiah Thomas, and her ef­ land, a businessman investigates the case 9:00PM (® MOVIE: No Place Uke Stereo) L’Amour today than in past years. He says it costs about SlOO and A ID S forts to keep her nine children safe from ® (5® [4® N e w s of a fam ily residing in a debtors' prison. Home' Premiere, (CC) An apartment fire to restore a typical, leather-bound family Bible, and [USA] Double Trouble the influence of gangs, drugs and violence ® (65 Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) 1 :00AM ® New England Sunday (R) 8. “Drive,” Larry Bird A le c Guinness, Derek Jacob i, Cyril Cusack and unemployment force a struggling in Detroit. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) young family onto the streets of a large (2® NVR Showcase 9. “Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook,” people complain about the high price. 1987 Rated G Part 1 of 2. 5:00PM (33 Magnum, P.l. (35 C h e e rs (CC). (26) Wrestling: NW A Pro Wrestling American metropolis. Christine Lahti, Jeff (I® That's the Spirit TTie bookbinder says people refurbish old books MOVIE: 'Tuareg; The Desert (~9l O u t o f T h is W o rld Evie takes a ride in Eds. [USA] Daniels. Kathy Bates 1989 (In Stereo) (3® Bob Tilton mostly for sentimental reasons. 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Can yet another risk and turned on my typewriter so that I Dear Abby story of another burial request: It seems an elderly man ) TH A T SCRAMBLED WORD GAME you give me some direction? by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee might write to you. I will take the risk that the postal sys­ outlived two wives. His burial request was that he be buried between his two wives, adding, “but please tilt me DEAR READER: The answer to your plea depends, feel comfortable for long-term management, year after Unscramble these four Jumbles, tem will forward this on to you. The following is a verse Abigail Van Buren in part, on your size. If you are 5 feet tall and weigh 200 one letter to each square, to form that I have hanging on my wall. I am not sure who the toward Nellie.” year. Liquid protein diets, the grapefruit diet, the Atkins four ordinary words. pounds, your problem is more challenging than it would diet and other similar methods may produce initial author is or where the verse was taken from, but I know be if you were 5 feet 6 inches and weigh a 160. others will enjoy reading it. CONFIDENTIAL TO BIG MOUTH IN HOBBS, weight loss; however, they’re so restrictive that most VARGE Although there arc overweight people who truly suffer 1 also hope that you will take a risk and print this in casion. How can we do this? N.M.: Tell her you are sorry you told her secret and ask dieters won’t stick to them. your column. Just sign me... Well, all packages need to be thin, neatly wrapped, her to forgive you. Strange how most people can learn to from a metabolic disorder, the overwhelming majority of For the average adult who is plump, increased exer­ z c obese adults simply cat too much for tfcir nuU-itional TAKING A RISK IN CANADA light in w ei^t and no larger than 2.5 by 6 inches. That talk in two years, but it takes a lifetime to leam to keep cise. avoidance of “empty” calories (such as alcohol and To Dare way, when it rains, it will pour money!! How fun!! The quiet. needs. Thyroid deficiencies rarely cause weight sugar), smaller portions, and emphasis on low-calorie problems. DOPKE To laugh is to risk appearing the fool. baby is due Oct. 7. f ^ s (vegetables and salads) will usually lead to a con­ To weep is to risk appearing sentimental. Please mail checks to... What taan-agan naad to know about tax, drugs, AIDS and gatting As I have said before in this column, some people tend sistent, albeit slow, weight reduction that can be main­ along with thair poors and parsnts Is now In Abby's updatad, ax- to bum calories as fast as they eat them; whereas, other z u z To reach for another is to risk involvement. So readers, have you now seen everything? I think this tained indefinitely. Physicians and dieticians can often pandad booklat, “What Evary Toon Should Know." Sand your nama folks have a tendency to store extra calorics as fat. This To expose your ideas, your dreams, before a crowd is is the end of etiquette as we know it. and addrass, plus chock or monay ordar lor $3.50 to: Oaar Abby's help people decide on (and continue with) a diet that is to risk their loss. DEAR ABBY: On your answer to the promise of the Taan Booklat, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. (POstaos Is in- characteristic has a genetic basis. flexible enough to provide both variety and adequate RUBETT WHAT THE CANINE Ciudad.) MEMBER OF THE To love is to risk not being loved in return. As you have discovered, most weight-reduction nutrition. programs will result in weight loss. The major difficulty BOY SCOUTS To live is to risk dying. Those are people, who absolutely and unequivocally WAS C A L L E D . To believe is to risk failure. ARLO AND JANIS by Jlnuny Johnson is keeping off the weight once it has been lost. This is cannot lose weight on such a program, are candidates for whv I recommend a dietary program with which people nutritional intervention, such as weight-reduction support CLAISO But risks must be taken, because the greatest hazard in Now arrange the circled letters to life is to risk nothing. form the surprise answer, as sug­ WHY DO GUY6 G&T 7^ PRANK AN ERNEST by Bob ThavM gested by the above cartoon. The people who risk nothing, do nothing, have noth­ BecAu&g m n ing, are nothing. OWLYOWe gAR PlgRCeP? WHgM THBY FAIWT,' rv/ They may avoid suffering and sorrow, but they cannot i m learn, feel, change, grow, love, live. (Answers Monday) 5 Jumbles: GRIEF HOUSE TOTTER NUANCE Chained by their attitudes, they are slaves; they have Yesterday's forfeited their freedom. Answer He married a rich wife, so he never had to pay O ^ Only a person who risks is free. anything— except this— ATTENTION Now bock In tlocfc. JumbI* Book No 33 U avoltabto for t2J0, which IndubCB poctoo* ^ DEAR TAKING: I, too, am an occasional risk-taker. •nd hondiing, from Jumbk, c/o this newtpapor, P.O. Box 4M6, Orlando, FL 3tt02>4iM. I’m printing the poem on the chance that most of my Indudo your nomo. oddroM and tip coda and maks your chock payabla to Nawapapoibooka. readers will appreciate its value. 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U l. Hans wondered which was more fun, skiing virgin snow or being the first barnacie on a ?5 new ship. 11-3. ® 1969 by NEA. Inc 1 FOCU$/Home Weeders Guide « • A V V . Scottsboro; compact luxury Holiday plant MANCHESTER HAS IT The Scottsboro takes luxury and a can live longer reasonable square-footage and doesn’t make them strangers. By Earl Aronson L/censed and Insured 24 Hour Emergency Service SAVE BUY AT SAVE At an easy-to-handle 1,876 square House of the Week The Associated Press CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER feet, the Scottsboro won’t make Serving The Area For 25 Years housekeeping your new hobby. I’ve received many inquiries from readers who AUCTIONS ¥■ Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens Yet features like a double vanity, wonder if they can make their handsome Christmas Every Monday OLSEN TREE EXPERTS _____ (and some Thursday & Fridays) walk-in closets and a wood stove poinsettias flower again next year. The answer is Total Remodeling bring larger house to mind. “Yes,” and here’s how, with the help of the Profes­ Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom Even outside features like the sional Plant Growers Association. Tree & Stump Removal • Pruning Talk With Our Certified Kitchen Designer stepped front porch, the twin-gab­ Continue to care for your poinsettia during the THffunsrmnosimmom. bled exterior and the blossoming winter and early spring — water it when it feels dry Bracing • Cabling ^ v s I e s t e ^ n Kitchens Designed To Work For You and feed it occasionally. When frost danger ends, UNION planter help the Scottsboro say Land Clearing • Topping ITSyv^^ryjAskct ■ L e s Ckitchens a re u class. cut back the stems, leaving only a few lower leaves, ’ I f. " MOTHHYn v tm n w 9crvrfUC0SBHVICeS ★» Once inside, the focus is light and and repot the plant in a slightly larger container. r ★ 1 ■■■ \e a ST HARTFORD 528-9888 I THE i Olcott Street, i openness. Sunlight bathes most of Place the plant outdoors, where increased light will I MANCHESTER Manchester i j 7 the house in tempting warmth stimulate growth. \MANCHESTER 647-3771 COPIES! flcMch| SIIMilnSL through five skylights. Four of them SCOTTSBORO Next autLimn, before night temperatures fall to 40 MALL 649-7544 conspire to light up the combination degrees, bring your poinsettia indoors for a dark- living room, dining room and ai •». light treatment that will bring those green bracts kitchen. DECK back to color. (Poinsettia “petals” are really m Much like a ski lodge, a wood modified leaves called “bracts.”) iKaiirlipfltfr Hpralfi GARNER'S stove serves as a centerpiece for Starting about Oct. 1, put yotir poinsettia in com­ Rug & Upholstery Cleaning plete, Linintemipted darkness for 14 hours daily, fol­ these three informal rooms, turning Serving the Manchester g 5 the trio of rooms into one entertain­ DINING ROOM lowed by 10 hoLirs of bright light. Putting the plant Your complete carpet specialist in a dark closet or covering it with a large box are area for 100 years ment center. OVERALL DIMENSIONS; 62'-IT 1 6 2 -O' The kitchen overlooks this party. LIVING; 1876 square feel effective ways to create the dark part of the cycle. Truck mount That way, the chef doesn’t have to GARAGE; 624 square (eel It’s easy to forget about a plant that is in the 16 Brainard Place 2 0 % off COVERAGE; 2600 square teet miss out on the conversation. closet, so post some “move the poinsettia” for location Cash & Carry ^WOOOSTOVE____ _ ! Manchester Equally pleasing to any S i reminders to yoLirself. cleaning t J on area rugs homemaker is the large utility, com­ KITCHEN Once the bracts start to change color, return the 203-643-2711 plete with a pantry, washer-dryer plant to normal indoor conditions. Your reflowercd 14 High St. rear poinsettia probably won’t be as attractive as the m zj and a utility siiik. This packed room Manchester, CT compartmentalizes all the elements original, but it’s a holiday accomplishment you can 646-5630 of household drudgery, making the display with pride. g s chores a bit more tolerable. MASTER SLUTE □ □ □ f ' CARPORT shed. Phone 643-6793 by a patio, a deck, a garage and a I7® s 11* CORRECTION • SAFETY GLASS• BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. carport, making it perfect for a city Gather ferns, thistles, milkweipd pods, gyp- lot or a second home in the country. sophila, dock, tansy. Queen Anne’s lace and other • HEARING AIDS • OPTICAL GOODS > CO For a study plan of the SCOT­ L U i weed seed pods and dried flower heads. Add osage, TSBORO (209-29), send $5 to pine, fir and elder cones, dried garden flowers, rose Why Not Try "CONTACT awnings • accountants • air-conditioning Landmark Designs, P.O. Box 2307, FLOOR PLAN hips, cattails gathered during the summer and fall, • auto parts • bakers • builders Eugene, Ore. 97402. Plan n» 209-?9 209-29 crabapples, yucca and poppy seed pods, com shock- s, cockscomb, sweet gum pods, water lily seed Advertising Here? LENSES • buyers • bartenders • ca,»’penters pods, decorative grasses and woods moss. • car washers • (bild care Cut a piece of florist’s foam to fit tightly in the “Manchester Has It” SOFT HARD GAS PERMEABLE designe • drillers Make home safe for children container. It should extend li/2 inches above the EXTENDED WEAR driver container top. Use white glue or florist’s adhesive i?lectricians rates are very !• enginet’ By Reader’s Digest places. for ventilation. Otherwise, install to hold it in place, and rotind off foam edges. nninators • Rearrange closets so that only guard bars or latches that keep the Cover foam with damp sheet moss or dried !• framer For The Associated Press •763 and 191 Main St., Manchester safe, stiudy objects are near the lower sash from being opened more foliage. Hold moss in place with greening pins. reasonable. furriers Phone:643-1191 or 643-1900 To make yoLir home safe for floor. than a few inches. Then start arranging to define best shape. Start with • haircu general contractors children, look at it as a youngster • Keep attics, basements and • Put gates at the top and bottom taller items, such as cattails, in the center. Then filled with enormous curiosity other storage areas locked. of stairs. But avoid accordion types form a circle arotmd it with fairly long items, such 0.1,643-2711 ■Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield heaters • janitors • masons would. ■" •nDon’t give toddlers toys with that can trap a youngster’s head. as ferns or oak leaves on branches, evenly spaced in Phone:456-1141 I • opticians • plumbers • pools realtors Are there ordinary items that parts that might come loose, or • Don’t let a young child play the foam. You can set the container on a circle of paper as a guide. woLild attract a child because they foods such as carrots, apple pieces with a balloon when you are not Even if you have nerve deafness you can are colorful, intrigLiing, or look like or hard candies. aroLind. Swallowing a piece of a Take other items, cut them about 1 to l>/2 inches they are fun to play with? If so, it’s • Safety latches designed to bLirst balloon can cause suffocation. shorter than the first round and insert them into the MANCHESTER HEAR & UNDERSTAND likely a child will make every effort prevent small children from opening • When you buy products that are foam between and above the items in the first MEMORIAL CO. to get at them. drawers and cabinets are available at toxic, think about how they look round. Repeat this step, placing the third round CALL FOR A FREE Here are some tips to help keep home centers and are easy to install. from a child’s point of view. Is the higher on the foam, at a sharper angle — more Opp. East Cemetery HEARING TEST your child safe and keep you from Use them on all cabinets and package attractive? Docs it have an toward the vertical — with each item above the O VER drawers containing dangerous space between two items in the next lower row. 45 sounding like a broken record inviting look, touch or smell? If so, • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester YEARS repeating “No”: materials, sharp objects and delicate consider purchasing a less appealing From the top, the arrangement should now look like Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 EXPERIENCE • As soon as your baby learns to glassware or bric-a-brac. product. a fairly solid ball. CALL 649-5807 crawl, remove easily breakable ob­ • If yoLir windows arc double- • Keep the phone number of the Next, fill in the spaces, varying the shapes and • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield m m /4Gwmi|i jects from coffee tables, sideboards, hung, locate your screens in the local poison control center near your sizes and inserting some fill-in items deeper than Phone: 456-1141 QUALITY MEMORIALS rull Service Hearing Aid Centers' furniture and other easy-to-reach upper part and open the upper sash phone. others to give the anangement contrast and depth. HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER 146 Hazard Ave . Suite 104 151 Talcotville Road Johnson Medical Building Route 63 Msreaw coNHccncurs liadimq m u aeavice oPriaANt Enfield. CT 06082 Vernon. CT 06066 (203) 763-4096 (203) 872-1118 1 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 Photography Notices HELP lIsJHELP HDMES HDMES I HDMES WANTED I'M w anted FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE Video cameras As a condition precedent to the placement of onv adver­ LEGAL Secretary for ONE OF THE nicest MANCHESTER- Priced tising In the Manchester He­ FULL or part time office to sell, two tamlly. New rald, Advertiser hereby temporary position help for Pediatricians things about wont ads is from January through their low cost. Another is everything! Bus line, Manchester agrees to protect, Indemnify office. 643-7973.______center of town. top wish lists and hold harmless the Man­ Morch In small down­ their quick action. Try a STEADY employment- want ad today! $149,000. Broker, 529- 176 0 C ape chester Herald, Its officers town Hartford law Avallable In plastic and employees against any firm. 727-4050.______8276. Zo n e d Fo r By John Dingman and all liability, loss or manufacturing plant. The Associated Press expense. Including attor­ BUSY sales office look­ Full and part time posi­ HELP HELP Antique Shop/ neys' fees, arising from ing for help In the tions. Hours flexible. I claims of unfair trade practi­ accounting depart­ Call 643-2590.______WANTED WANTED Every photographer, amateur and professional Residential ces, Infringement of trade­ ment. Duties Include TV HIST - To work on alike, hopes that (Christmas will bring some special marks, trade names or pat­ heavy customer tele­ 1 Acre ents, violation of rights of book from tape print photography gifts. phone contact. Must out. Call 649-4747. privacy and Infringement of have excellent phone Security System, by A survey of stores in the Raleigh, N.C., area indi­ copyright and proprietary TYPIST-To work on book rights, unfair competition skills and enloy work­ owner, 1/2 mile from cates that the big items this year will be camcor­ ing with computers and from tape print out. and libel and slander, which Call 649-4747.______84, exit 63,8 rooms (4 ders, despite their relatively high price. may result from the publica­ numbers. Call Alda NEED X-MAS Russ Starnes, manager of the Wolf Camera Store tion of any advertisement In Morin, 633-8385. TYPIST - Medical Trans- bedrooms), 1 1/2 the Manchester Herald by INTERNATIONAL Com­ crlptlonlst. Manches­ baths, swimming pool, F O R S A L E — The fifth edi­ in Raleigh, says that demand for video cameras — advertiser. Including adver­ ter office. Monday tisements In any tree distri­ pany needs sales peo­ tion of the “World Stamp Al­ which range in price from $600 to over $3,000 — ple for local location. If through Friday. Excel­ $ CASH? $ wood stove. Move-in bution publications pub­ lent salary and benef­ has already built up. lished by the Manchester you are aggressive, condition. Will trade. manac" is now ready. It sells The rush has been building for the past three Herald. Penny Sleffert, like talking on the its. Call Lynda, 649- Come join the new team of tele­ 5764.______$205,000. for $19.95 in softcover and years. Many families are buying camcorders as gifts Publisher. phone, and making mo­ marketers at the Manchester for the home and using them to shoot videos of the ney, this Is for you. Call OIL Truck Drivers-Must $30 in hardcover. Joyce, 646-3350. Shifts have Class II license. Herald. Great hours 5-8pm Mon- 649-3398 children. Most buyers are in their 20s or 30s, al­ available, 9-12:30 and Seasonal or full-time. though some grandparents are buying, too. Employment 5-8:30. eoe/m/f.______Call 649-2871. day-Friday. Earning potential of Starnes says that, in the long run, video cameras TIRE and Lube Me­ $8.10 per hour. NORTH COVENTRY- Stamp almanac is wonderful are not as expensive as they seem. A two-hour tape chanic. Training pro­ BUILDING CUSTODIAN Countrv living In this cassette costs around $5 and can be recorded over. PART TIME gram, uniforms, and WANTED almost new Cedar Film and processing for Super-8 home movies costs I HELP WANTED Insurance. K-Mart. Pleascint working condi­ For more information please call sided 3 bedroom Colon­ The fifth edition of the very use­ eoe. 643-6510.______tions, excellent benefits, ial. 2 full baths, eat-ln under the address. (Canadian first around $12 to $15 for a three-minute reel. full-time, second shift. In­ Gerlinde at 647-9946. kitchen, dining room ful “World Stamp Almanac” from PERSONS needed at Lit­ FULL or Part-time quire at: class is 30 cents, post cards, 21). (Incidentally, if you have a Super-8 movie tle Caesars In Man­ agents needed by Man­ with sliders to deck, Linn’s is now ready. The soft cover Collectors' The Manchester Philatelic shines camera, shop for film before you will need it. Star­ chester. Call Gary, 646- chester agency. Per­ 649-5336 heat recirculating fire­ price is $19.95 and the hard cover as a chapter club and a member of a nes says his store, which he claims is part of the 4300.______sonalized training. 646- place, foundation for price is $30, both postpaid. sinister group called COPO. We see PART TIME Aide to work 4655. garage. $185,000. Phil­ second-largest retail chain in the country, carries ft ips Real Estate, 742- Previous editions appeared in Corner past-presidents Ed Bushnell and Supcr-8 film only on special order.) with children ages3to6 ACCOUNTING General REAL ESTATE LET’S TALK!" 1450O 1977, ’78, ’80 and ’82. Much has Rich Hopper in lights as winners at In before and/ or after Ledger Supervisor - If If you don’t go the video camera route, the next school program In you have a bachelors SALES taken place in the last seven years international shows. And (blush), biggest sellers are point-and-shoot still-picture Manchester. $6.00/hr. degree In accounting About Strano's success in selling*and and this model has been completely Russ MacKendrick here is my name as a stamp colum­ cameras, which cost from around $40 up to $400. Subs also needed. Call and 1-3 years expe­ Full-time Associates how you can be a part of it! As always we A Brilliant Ideal! Tre­ redone and increased by 250-ish nist for the Herald. 646-1610.______rience, we can offer mendous value Isfound Needless to say, the more you spend, the more wanted. Local down­ keep selling houses, and with our soon- In this super 7 room pages, and thus made even more of Buy this book. SMALL Engine me­ you the opportunity to to-start Training Program, you can be a For a breath of fresh air try their elaborate the camera. The cheapest ones usually break Into the supervi­ town office. Good Raised Ranch on Oak a ‘gotta-git’ for anyone interested in Another just-out book is “How to chanic. Experienced part of the successful Strano’s Sales Team. Grove Street In Man­ Philatelic Bureau, at Box 60, Vic­ feature only a semiwide-angle lens, while the more only. General service sory ranks. In addition sales commissions stamps. Collect Stamps,” from H.E. Harris. expensive ones have zoom lenses, autofocus and to supervising two em­ Conscientious, dependable, energetic, full chester. The price has toria, Mahe, Seychelles, Indian maintenance position. for seasoned sales­ been reset at $172,000 I^ges 8 to 133 cover more than (Soft cover, 220 pages, $3.95). Be­ autoflash units. The more serious the photographer, Mornings or after­ ployees, you will be time sales associates will feel right at 700 stamp-issuing entities. An “en­ Ocean. Involved In such things for a quick sale. Feat­ sides the expected material it has a the less likely he is to be satisfied with a simple noons. Eckert's Lawn man. Also in house home! uring 3 bedrooms, 2'/2 tity” can be a nation, province, city, Another section gives a short & Leisure, Coventry as lournal entries, cash remarkable “History” section with camera. reconciliation, branch training. Ask for If you are licensed, or soon to be, please baths, fully appllanced army or you-name-it: any muscle song and dance for every blessed 742-6103. eat-ln kitchen, fire­ thumbnail coverage of Current Is­ The next step up is the single lens reflex, or SLR, expenses and other du­ Anne, 647-8000. call for confidential interview...don't with political control of an area. USA stamp from Scott No. 1 to sues and Vanished Lands. The fur­ RESPONSIBLE adult ties Including assisting place, covered deck, 2 cameras. They range from $350 or so. with lens, to needed to care for my delay...call today! car garage. Nice big The Almanac goes from Abu 2400 (the horse-drawn sleigh). They ther on their non-frusuating maps the Company Con­ give Popularity Poll results, addres­ just over $2,000 for a deluxe outfit such as the two children In my troller. Functional yard, walking distance Dhabi, Aden and the Aegean Islands are a godsend for anyone whose ex­ Nikon F4. home two evenings a Frank Strano to Highland Park all the way to Zurich and Zululand. ses for world-wide postal agencies, knowledge of a P.C. Is IHDMES cuse for collecting s l^ p s is ’’geog­ You might consider giving a lens. Zoom lenses, week. I work 3-11:30pm. also required. We offer School. Call Quick! Along the way they pick up Zil El- and information on postal codes all Own transportation. FDR SALE STRANO REAL ESTATE Jackson & Jackson raphy." We have 4()V entities, A to frequently in the 35mm-70mm range, are the most an excellent salary and I wannyen Sesel which has been issu­ over the globe. Our USPS wants the References please. Call benefit program. If In­ 647-"SOLD" Real Estate, 647-8400.O Z, each with its number. Take POnta popular, and you can expect to part with at least 645-6407. ing stamps since 1980. Scott’s zip right after the state symbol on terested submit re­ LET'S Make A Deal!! Delgada; its number 277 on Map 4. $150 for one. Lenses can cost thousands of dollars It’s What We DO Best! Volme 1 snoots their stuff to some the same line (Manchester, CT sume and salary his­ Owners are extremely You see 277 in a circle and a line for the more sophisticated and rare models. tory or call Economy anxious and all reaso­ back pages called “For the Record,” 06040). Canada wants their mish­ I HELP reaching to a island in the Atlantic Flash units make good gifts and are available in a Electric Supply, 428 nable offers will be and only in dribs and drabs at that. mash (like K1A OBI), on a new line Ocean. A piece of cake. I WANTED Tolland Tpke., Man­ considered on this su­ wide range of prices. Also worthy of consideration chester, 06040. 203-647- per 7 room Ansaldl are such items as tripods and filters, and camera SECRETARY for lo ^ l 5000. eoe/m/f/v/h/. Colonial on Timber bags, which can cost as little as $25. law office. Shorthand Trail In Manchester. 7 and word processing DA YCARE/Teacher. You might also consider photo books, darkroom Looking for caring per­ rooms, 1'/2 baths, fire­ Rat poisons are threat to cats required. 9am-5pm. place, hardwood equipment and film — especially film, which will 646-2425. son with training and experience In early floors, 1st floor be used up quickly at holiday time. INTERIOR Decorating people via cat scratches, called cat childhood develop­ laundry and family By Allan Leventhal Starnes offers two warnings when shopping for Career-Full and part- ment. Immediate full room. Nice private scratch fever disease. The usual photography gifts. time. Will train. 228- and part-time positions treed yard! Asking Pet Forum 0049. $204,900. Jackson & The older common rodenticides symptoms are inflammed lymph First, know your photographer and his interests. available. Children’s nodes that are tumor-like, persistent, ASSEMBLY! Work at Discovery Center. 633- Jackson Real Estate, (rat poisons) used today contain For example, there is no point in buying an expen­ 647-8400.P painful and difficult to treat. home. Electronic 1508. blood anticoagulants or cholecol- The cats, of course, ingest the pow­ sive camera and telephoto lens outfit for someone parts, creative crafts, ciferal (Vit D3). Cats can be der when grooming themselves. If A recent newspaper article out­ who wants to shoot only family snapshots. A decent wooden novelties. Ex­ DISPLAY YOUR SPIRIT AGAIN poisioned when the cat catches and this occurs, induce vomiting im­ lines another serious complication point-and-shoot model will serve his needs better cellent Income! 504- consumes a poisoned rodent. mediately with a half teaspoon of of this disease. Neuroretinitis, an 646-2335 A D « F745. 1 hi'rt;s a special kind ot Nan spirit and cost hundreds of dollars less. WANTED oiilv a \a s \ u'lcran can undcrsiand. The bait itself usually isn’t readily icepac syrup or one to two eye disorder that affects the nerve SEAMSTRESS-Full/part \Vc still need that kind of spirit in Second, if you are buying accessories, know the time position. Wedding available or attractive to cats. For­ teaspoons of hydrogen peroxide. that carries visual messages to the exact type of camera for which you are buying todas's Naval Reserse. See uiiir liKal brain, may be linked to cat gown experience ne­ Part -Time Nasal Resr-rse Reerniterni tall tunately, secondary poisoning is not Bathe the kitty to remove any them. It isn’t enough to tell the salesclerk, “It looks cessary.GInny, 649- as hazardous since the toxic material residual poisonous powder from the scratches. Visual impairment may like that one.” Most SLR’s look pretty much alike. 8557. L800-USA-USNR ext. 600. be significant with vision returning Circulation Bookkeeper is at a lower level. Cats would have body and take the cat to a Lenses that fit Canon autofocus cameras, for ex­ Attention Homemakers - after a few months in most cases. Applicant should have bookkeeping experi­ to consume several poisoned rats in veterinarian for further treatment to ample, will not fit earlier models, and vice versa. We have full time hos- But Dr. Ralph Sawyer of the U.S. ence with some typing and be able to handle a short period of time to be seriously prevent serious and sometimes fatal Similarly, flash units designed for Minolta cameras tesslng positions available for o malor a variety of office related duties. affected. complicadons. Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Md., will not work properly on Nikons. I^ith the newer rat poisons, track­ describes one patient who had per­ retail chain. Reliable □ □□ If you don’t know, ask. It’s better to buy an ap- transportation re­ For interview call Gerlinde at NAVAL RESERVE ing the powder is more of a threat to CAT SCRATCH FEVER — In a manent visual loss. Rartunately, cat quired. Call 423-5627 or You are Tomorrow. You are the Navji scratch disease can be treated with propnate gift than one that doesn’t work, even if as­ cats. The powder sticks to the fur previous article I described the bac­ king beforehand spoils the surprise. 456-4911 for an 647-9946 and feet of both rodents and felines. terial infection transmissable to the antibiotic gentomycin. Interview. 1 t J t ‘ i a 'i I HOMES HOMES HOMES ■ HOMES ICONOOMINIUMS ICONOOMINIUMS I 1 M * ^ ‘ I I t i K i t « I * • * 1 » * f » , * * \ •, < * « 4 f’*'*’*’ >1 h 9 t M ' < J ♦ M FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE < I k i i I I > I ( i I ' • « » I Vi* i • A 13913239 O V E N T R Y - Come view this beauti­ CHFA Approved. Excel­ LAST Model Available. MANCHESTER- This 7 room, I'/a both FORSALE Rentals 1 0 % D O W N Immaculate well deco­ fully decorated 3 bed­ Woodhlll Heights lent 3 room, I'/a both rated 8 room home. room raised ranch. Townhouse In new con­ Mallard View Unit Is No Incomo VsrHication Ranch with 6 rooms, only $141,9001 Call us SLEEP Like Royalty In to qualinod buyer, Manctiosler, Forest Lovely landscape with Living room, eot-ln- 1 '/a baths, fIreplaced dition! Flowing loy-out Hits U & R butt, < bedroom, 3 bath home. brick front wallk. kltchen, I'/s baths, rec with spacious, open de­ today. Blanchard 8, two large master bed­ ROOMS living room, screened Rossetto Realtors," room suites! Unique Irvlaw apt. 2 car garage. Pool. Cabana. Great eastern views. room area, deck, main­ porch, 2 car garage. sign. Fireplace and all FOR RENT $239,900. Doris Bourque. tenance free exterior, am enities! $109,900. We're Selling Houses" 1,600 square foot Con­ GreenhouM Realty Doris Borque. $159,900. 646-2482.0______temporary Town- $209,900. Sentry Real attached garage, beau- Sentry Real Estote,643- Strano Real Estate, MANCHESTER-1 room, 64&46S5 Estate, 643-4060.O tlfully landscaped. 647-7653.D GLASTONBURY - Only house. 2'/z baths. No kitchen privileges, bus 4060. □ waiting! Fully ap­ CDVENTRY-Newlv re­ $157,000. Henry Asso- ONLY Four Units Re­ $2000 down, $124,900. line. $350 monthly. ONCE In A Blue Moon clates, Inc. 644-4723. WILLINGTON-Owner Owner will finance bal­ pllanced kitchen, gas does such o unique decorated Dutch Co- maining. Seclal builder heat. Plus,splash Inthe Shore utilities. 645-8358. PETS UNIQUE GIFTS AUTOMOTIVE FRUIT BASKETS lonlal. 2 acres SOUTH WINDSOR - says sell this new 1748 financing. 2 bedrooms, ance of down poyment MANCHESTER - House property become $168,500. Owner anx­ Salt Box reproduction on this lovely 2 bed­ pool, play tennis, take MANCHESTER PET ovolloblel Thisontique Including 6 stall horse quality built Town- a walk. Abuts wa­ to shore. Bus line. $350 lE W ENGLAND CARDINAL BUICK'S PERO'S FRUIT STAND. barn and fenced pas­ ious to sell this built from Sturbrldge houses. I'/a baths, gar­ room, 1 '/a bath end unit monthly. One month's CENTER-Chrlstmas AMUSEMENTS. SO's Fancy Fruit Baskets 3-fomllv was built In Village plans drawn by with private, beauti­ tershed property. This professional car wax 8i 1847. Located on Wood- tures. Frontage on WII- beautifully decorated 3 age with opener. Su­ place was mode for security. 645-8358. gift certificates availa­ Gift Shop. 'Unique gift detail service gift cer­ delivered locally. llmantlc River. Easy bedroom ranch. New Russell S. Oatman. 3 perb location. 201-203 fully landscaped patio. ble. 687 Main Street, Ideas from the 50’s Large selection of Im­ bridge Street In Man­ carpeting, new rec fireplaces, beehive Call 537-0680.______you!! $149,900. Anne Manchester. 649-4273. tificates now available chester, It features o 4 access to Route 44 and New State Road. Miller Real Estate, 647- era.' Hand painted for Christmas giving. ported Wicker at 20% 1-84.$159,900. Philips room. Living room, oven, 3 bedrooms, 2Va Strano Real Estate, MANCHESTER-PrIced APARTMENTS O.J.’S DOO GROOMING porcelain figurines, off. Moke this Christ­ room apartment and 2 formal dining room, baths, on a 3 plus acre 8000.Q Senior Citizen discount six room apartments. Real Estate, 742-1450o 647-7653.C to sell. Immaculate, FOR RENT 8i PET SUPPLY. Bed­ music boxes, luke (8 years and up). Pri­ mas merrier with a gift fireplace. Mainte­ parcel with brook and spacious 3 bedroom, ding, canopy. Brass boxes, home gomes, from Pore's. 276 Oak­ Separate utilities, nice MANCHESTER- nance free exterior, 2 pond. Owner wants MANCHESTER-$79,900 ces start at $62.99. big yard 100x154. Needs 2'/a bath Townhouse. room heated apart­ cuddle and mots. Christmas gift certifi­ Come In anytime for land Street, Manches­ Immaculate 3 bedroom car garage. A must see. reasonable offer. Phil­ Mlllbridge Hollow. One Home offers large kit­ ONLY 5 THOUSAND Coots, sweaters, rain cates available. 77 Tol­ ter. 643-6384. updating throughout, Cope featuring hard­ Henry Associates, Inc. ips Real Estate, 742- bedroom with ameni­ ment. $800 with secur­ gift certificates or call but Ideal for the smart chen, separate, dining ity. No pets. 646-2426. gear, life lockets, and land Turnpike, Man­ for your appointment. wood floors, applian­ 644-4723.______1450O tie s; $81,900. M ill- room, central air, full DOWN! back packs. Unique cat chester. 646-1533. Inyestorl Asking ces, and garage. Con­ bridge Hollow. 1st Weekdays, 9-4. 81 Adams Street, Man­ $189,900. Jackson 8, New construction - Gor­ MANCHESTER-Call to­ basement, freshly OPEN TODAY 1-4 furniture. Holiday goo­ BLUE SKY TRADING chester. 646-7789. SWEDISH GIFTS venient to busline and geous new Garrison day on this gracious floor, 1 bedroom, lo­ painted. Move right In. 2 bedroom Flat. $625 per dies, toys and crates. Jackson Real Estate, highway. Century 21, cated poolside. Doris Buy a new, spacious two month. Heat and hot CO. American Indian 647-8400.O Colonial, available for 5/5, 2 family. Covered Don't miss this one. Pet pictures with Santa lewelrv, estate je­ Epstein, 647-8895.0 porches up and down, Bourque. Sentry Real bedroom, 1 1/2 bath water Included. 1 year SCANDANAVIAN GIFT Immediate occupancy. $142,900. D.W. Fish every Sunday 12 to 5. welry, Gold and Sliver. SHOP. The largest se­ MANCHESTER-Move MANCHESTER-QuaInt Great family room. hardwood floors, gas Estate, 643-4060.0 Realty, 643-1591.0 Condo in a private com­ lease. No pets. 646-4525. December 24th, 8om-12 JEWELRY right Into this 4 bed­ Senior citizen dis­ lection of Swedish vintage home. Charm­ Quality throughout. heat, 2 car garage, munity of only 17 AVAILABLE noon. 119 Oakland counts. Gift certifi­ room Colonial with convenient location. lmmedlatelv-3 room BRAY JEWELERS. 'Spe­ Foods In the area. Nut­ ing Cape with lots of Call Ron for more In­ townhouses and you will Street, Manchester. cates. 10% discount crackers, Pyramids, contemporary flair. character. Spacious formation. RE/MAX $179,000. Flano Real apartment. Security 649-0485. cializing In Diamonds.' Features oyersized kit­ with this ad. 217 Center Seiko, Lossole and Hummel Figu­ dining room with built- East of the Rlver^M7- Estate, 646-5200.D get a FREE FAMILY and references re­ Street, Manchester. chen, first floor family in Chino closet, country ROOMI (phase one only). quired. $495 monthly. Watches. Watch mak­ rines. Ellington Center room and beautifully BOLTON-Brand new 4 647-0607. ing and Goldsmlthlng Plaza, Ellington. 872- kitchen, hardwood bedroom Contempor­ Spcciollsg- Call 645-8480 for details. 643-1577. BOOKS finished basement and floors, and even a big Colonial, oversized lot, on premises. Open ev­ 0273. laundry, oversized ary on Birch Mountain. DIR: From Htfd 1-84 east, MANCHESTER-MaIn ery Sunday In De­ screened porch, fenced roomy comfort Great layout with hard- Street apartment for deck overlooking abounds. Immaculate exit 62. Right at end of LITTLE PROFESSOR VIDEOS cember. 699 Main CHRISTMAS yard, within walking wood floors. Cedar rent. Coll 529-7858 or BOOK CENTER. 'We beautiful wooded lot. distance of park and Inside and out. A lot of Dcfit! ramp, left onto Tolland 563-4438.______Street, Manchester. $229,900. Century 21, home. Call Barbara for ceilings, and more on a help you find books MOVIES & MORE 'Your 643-S617. TREES pool. $132,900. D.W. I'/a acre lot. Trades Turnpike, bear right on 5 room Duplex nc-cr hos­ you'll love.'Christmas Epstein Realty, 647- Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 more Information. home video store' The BURGESS NURSERY. 8895.0 RE/MAX East of the considered. Some North Main St, right on pital. $625 per month. gift certificates availa­ plaza at Burr Corners, owner financing avail­ References and secur- ble. Open 7 days. 1058 Come see our choice. MANCHESTER- River, 647-14 Main St., right on Wood­ 1139 Tolland Turnpike, BEAUTY SALONS Balsam Fir Christmas Acres to Roam - Lovely able! Flano Real Est­ CARPENTRY/ CONCRETE Ity required. 647-0422. Tolland Turnpike Manchester. Video Absolutely perfect 4 home located on 2 plus Lots Of Room - Charming ate, 646-5200.Q land St., Woodland Glen (Heartland Plaza) 646- T rees. Cut your bedroom sprawling REMODELING 6 room Duplex. $700 plus soles and rentals. Gift own...Blue and White acres In delightful Bol­ 3 bedroom Colonial, BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom 1/10 of a mile on right. 7101. TRES CHIC BEAUTY Ranch In new U 8i R ton setting. Lots of large living room, ex­ security. Available certificates available. SALON has gift certifi­ Spruce. Gift certifi­ Colonial. Fireplace, Get that chimney repaired January 1st. 649-4992. Mondoy-Thursdav, I- Development. This trees, shrubs, flowers tra large fireplaced before winter! Call now cates available for all cates available for home has It all. Central formal dining room, KITCHEN & BATH MANCHESTER-Lorge, 3 9pm; Friday and Satur­ spring planting. Open 7 and privacy. Great family room. Attrac­ oppllonced kitchen ond for a free estimate. Fully day 10-10pm; Sunday your holiday styles. olr, ceramic tile kit­ views of the yard. Coll tive lot. Home Is a bedroom Duplex. UNIQUE GIFTS Great stocking days 0 week. Burgess 2 cor gorage. $155,900. REMODELING insured. LOTS/LAND 12-8pm. 643-6445. chen and baths, double Anne. RE/MAX East of beauty. Very very From the smallest Children welcome. stutters I 303 East Cen­ Nursery. 373 Deming lacuzzi and amenities Call Louise Ponnelo. FOR SALE Available December 1. Street, South Windsor, the River, 647-1419. clean. Call Barbara. Blanchard & Rossetto repair to the laroest TALAGA MASONRY MANCHESTER VIL­ ter Street, Manchester. galore. Call for details. RE/MAX East of the $675 monthly plus utlll- LAGE MOTOR INN. 643-2483. CT 06074. 644-1966. $339,900. Century 21, Reduced to $139,900. Realtors," We're Sel­ renovation, we will do a 643-8209 Large Colonlol-Cope. River, 647-1419. ling Houses" 646-2482.Q LAND-$85,000 approved tles. 649-9443.______Center Street, Man­ AUTOMOTIVE Epstein, 647-8895.0 complete job. Start to building lot. Forest chester. Wrap UP a Luv Vintage woodwork. NORTH COVENTRY-lf finish. Free estimates. ONE bedroom apart­ Hills; $115,000. 1.5 acre ment. $550 monthly, ye­ Tub, an Ideal gift for PAP AUTO PARTS. 307 Modern kitchen. FHA- you have at least HUGE Duplex. $170's. 7-6 FLORAL SOUTH WINOSOR- VA. Buyers welcome. Heritage Kitchen ELECTRICAL approved lot. Forest arly lease. Security your loved ones. Gift East Center Street, $40,000 equity In your with newer heating sys­ Hills. Build using your certificates available Manchester (Rear of Brand new Farmhouse RE/MAX East of the present home, you can & Bath Center deposit, references re­ PARK HILL JOYCE tem. Front and rear plans or sellers. Sentry quired. No pets. Peter­ anytime. 646-2300. Lenox Pharmacy) Su­ Colonial. Quality built River, 647-1419______buy this 3,050 square porches. 2 car garage, Come visit our showroom at: DUMAS ELECTRIC SHOP. Fancy Fruit custom home set on o Real Estate, 643-4060.O man Real Estate. 649- CRAFTMEN'S per savings on great Boscets, Boxwood MULTI - Level charm, foot Contemporary for and more. Must sell. 254 Broad Street Service changes, gift Ideas. 10% off gift wooded acre. Features convenient location In approximately $2,000 - additional wiring and APPROVED Building 9404. GALLERY.'The Place Trere. All your Chrlst- Include 4 bedrooms, Blanchard 8, Rossetto Manchester Lofs-Prlvote land certiticotes. 649-3528. m oi needs. 36 Oak Cheney Historic Dis­ $2,400 a month. (Based Realtors," We're Sel- repairs on existing MANCHESTER-2 bed­ on Cooper Street.' Let 2'/2 baths. Atrium 649-5400 loons available on lots us wrap up a great LYNCH PONTIAC- Street, Manchester. trict. Charmingly up­ on $90,000 8% fixed rate llng Houses" 646-2482.a homes. Quality work at room, 1st floor Form- doors, fireplace, wrap­ dated. Squeaky clean 2nd m ortgage, no In Coventry and He­ house. U tilities. Christmas tor you. Toyoto Parts and Ser­ 649-0792. around front porch and Interior. Super family points, no prepayment COLONIAL-9 rooms, 5 affordable prices. bron. Lots start at Parking for two. Com­ Open 7 days a week vice Department; gift 32x16 deck overlooking room. Asking $134,700. penalty.) 4 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms, 2'/a baths. HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Entirely owner operated. $65,000. Some owner pletely renovated. from December 5th. 58 certificates now avall- SEASON'S private backyard. Ex­ Call Barbara for more full and 2 half baths, Large treed lot. CleanifiB, Hauling, Catpenuy, HamodeHing 27 years exp. Call financing and sweat Washer hookup. $700.1 Cooper Street. 647-8161. oble. 'Whatever your cellent home for enter­ $225,000. Call Vivian Reasonaby Priced equity programs are Information. RE/MAX laccuzzi, 3 car gdtage. Free Esiimales Joseph Dumas months security. 649- parts desire' Lynch, GREETINGS taining. $259,900. D.W. fec(Mor),k^lanchard 8i available. Call for de­ 3087.______500 West Center Street, East of the River, 647- Philips Real Estate, RosieMO R ealtors," A> Cans Answered 646-5253. TO ALL OUR Fish Realty, 643-1591.□ 1719. 742-14500 Rick’s Handyman & tails. Manchester. 646-4321. W e:|i^elllng Houses" Flano Real Estate, 646- BOLTON- two bedroom Carpentry Service 5200.O apartment. Utilities FRIENDS 646-1948 MISCELLANEOUS not Included. $775 per BOLTON-New listing. SERVICES month. 643-0633. Need an In-law quar­ ters? If so, here Is the BUSINESS MANCHESTER 5 room, 2 perfect answer In this PAINTING/PAPERING PROPERTY bedrooms In duplex. unique 11 room Raised $700 month plus u tili­ Ranch with an 8 room SNOW PLOWING NEW office building tor ties. One month secur­ main floor living area McHugh Himself Commercial and Residential sole or lease. 5,300 ity. Garage. Available Bridge and a 3 room apart­ Snow bbwer semlces available. square foot building Immediately. Call 646- ment on the lower Painting & wallpapering at Can Mike 649-4304 has twin office suites 4642 after 4pm. level. 3 baths, 2 firepla­ its best Free Estimates. Fully Mon-Sat 9am-9pm having many special MANCHESTER - 4 room ces, over 5 acres. A nice features. Priced to sell apartment. Applian­ mini farm. Only Insured. Establisheed 1974. LOW RATES or lease with build outs ces, heat, hot water, N O R T H 12-Z-8* Avoidance $298,000. U 8. R Realty, 643-9321 Included. For Informa­ coble. 649-5249. ♦ A 6 2 643-2692.0______tion coll 646-4464. The ♦ 8 2 is the key 4 Lozier Group._____ MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ ♦ A 7 4 SOUTH Windsor-Unique ______Need repoirs oround the room townhouse with ♦ K 10 4 3 2 3 bedroom Townhouse, YOU CAN enlov extra LOCATION! Location! fireplace. All applian­ By James Jacoby 151 LOVE LANE 3 full baths, fireplaced vocotlon money by ex- ^ Location! Newer office ces, heat, hot water, WEST EAST living room, dining changing idle items in ” Clossified 643- suite conveniently Ico- carpeting, air condi­ ♦ 10 7 ♦ J 9 8 3 An adroit declarer will do every­ the ace in dummy. If spades were 3-3, MANCHESTER room, kitchen, 1 car your home for cosh ... ' oted to Route 84. in­ tioning. Coll 649-5240. ♦ AQ64 3 ♦ 10 9 7 thing possible to avoid letting the dan­ he would have nine top tricks. With Hand stenciled wails complete the perfection of this 10 room vinyl sided colonial. Close garage. Immediate oc­ with on od in clossified cludes 2 offices, one on MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ ♦ Q962 ♦ J 10 8 gerous defender gain the lead. An un­ East holding four spades, that plan to schools and 184 access, this house boasts a lull walk up atbc. beautiful terraced cupancy. $168,000. U 8i Coll 643-2711 to place your , the 2nd floor and 1st room townhouse. All ♦ J 9 ♦ Q7 5 thinking player would win the first would not work, but declarer would be landscapng. 16x18 saeened porch & custom fenced pnvale yard. R Realty, 643-2692.0 floor. Or storage! Also od. LAWN CARE appliances, heat, hot SOUTH trick with the jack of hearts, and then in the dummy, the right place for at­ a i I An attached oversized 2 car garage (with automated opener) lays the foundation for a wall-to-wall carpeting, water, carpeting, olr tacking the club suit. He would play a MANCHESTER- $175,000. elevator, approxi­ ♦ KQ54 play the ace and another club. When new 3 1/2 room carpeted apartment overhead. Private old bnck walkway leads to 8 room Split, 3 bed­ conditioning. Coll 649- ♦ K J5 West followed with the club jack on low club and simply cover with the apartments separate entrance. mately $40.00 o month 5240. rooms, I'/a baths, fire­ W EKIFS PAMTtlG CO. for heat. Very Impres­ ♦ K53 the second round of the suit, declarer eight-spot when East followed with Jacuzzi, cnerry Kiicnen caoneis, private lower levei suite tor teens & gleaming nardwood , YARD MASTERS place, fully appllanced Quality worJi at a sive building. Ideal for ♦ A 8 6 might play low. But East would over­ the five. The king of hearts would be floors are but a lew of the must see features of this lovely home. Priced to sell at kitchen. In-ground LEAVES RAKED & REMOVEC raasonable prlcal attorney's, accoun­ Vulnerable. Neither take the jack with his queen to return retained as a guard in that suit, and $219,900. _____ pool, enclosed porch, Interior & Exterior Trees cut, yards cleaned, tant's, Insurancel Take R e n ta l the game would be scored with an large deep lot, family Lawns, Brush removal, Dealer: South a heart. West would quickly take four Fraa Ealimataa a look. $123,900. Anne Manchester, renovated 2 overtrick (two overtricks if West T.J. CROCKETT room, siding, move-ln gutters cleaned, driveways heart tricks and the contract would be Call Brian Welele Miller Real Estate, 647- Fcimily, appliances, bus­ South West North East set. played the heart ace, hoping that de­ condition. Owner anx­ sealed. ^ > 8000.□______Realtor 643-1577 ious. LaPenta Real ____ M S-8 9 12 643-9996 line, necir center, $600 plus 1 N T Pass 3 N T A ll pass A less suicidal declarer would give clarer was left with a lone king). Estate, 646-7007. We'll utilities. 12/1 occupancy. himself every chance for a safe nine James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge“ and help you word your od. Dale 529-8276, Matt 653- Opening lead: ¥ 4 tricks. He would win the jack of hearts “Jacoby on Card Games"(written with his father, 6564. the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at 643-2711. and then play K-Q and a third spade to bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books I APARTMENTS INDUSTRIAL 1 5 0 PAINTING/ MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT PROPERTY PAPERING {s e r v ic e s MISCELUNEOUS MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ MANCHESTER- P A IN T IN G - Interior. GSL Building Mainte­ I CARS I CARS room luxury town- Avallable Imme- Reasonable rates. Free nance Co. Commercl- TED i [E j f o r sale TAG SALE diately, 800 square feet. C lJ lS S E E I FDR SALE FOR SALE house. All appliances, estimates. Excellent al/ResIdentlal building Commercial and Indus­ wark perfarmed. 646- repairs and home Im­ Sell Your Car heat, cable, carpeting, Don t forget Memory air conditioning. Call trial, 3 phase electric. 2149 after 5pm. provements. Interior END ROLLS 646-5477.______'O Lane Countryside An­ 647-1595. and exterior painting, 2716" width — S0« tique Center for your CLYDE light carpentry. Com­ BOB RILEY VERNON-Industrlal 13" width — 2 tor 50< Christmas gltts. Large CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Park. 2,000-8,000. For plete lanitorlal ser­ Newsprint end rolle can be display of lewelry. ROUTE 83, VERNON OLDSMOBILE lease. Newer building. CONDOMINIUMS FLOORING vice. Experienced, rel­ picked up at the Mancheatar Over 22 dealers. Lo­ iable, free estimates. 84 Unc. Continental $9,995 259 Adams St., IFOR RENT Reasonable terms. Herald ONLY bafort 11 am. cated at the corner of Tully Real Estate, 643- 643-0304. Monday through Thurtday. 84 Buick Centuiy )6bg $5,995 Manchester 0005. Rte. 44 and 31 North, 84 Olds Cutlass Cpe $5,695 SOUTH WINDSOR-2 bed- FLOOR SANDING Coventry, ct. Open 649-1749 rooms, 2 full baths, MANCHESTER-2 large Wed. through Sun. 84 Bonneville 4 Dr. $6,695 garage bays and office. • New and Old Floors HOLIDAY/ lOam to 5pm. 8SEIectra4Dr. $9,995 1987 Dodge Shelby 2 $7,995 4 Lines — 10 Days fully appllanced 1989 Olds TroleO $17,995 Condo, new wall-to- 1,100 sauare feet. 647- • Natural & Stained SEASONAL TAG SALE 85 Caprice Wagon $6,895 9976. 1987 Ford Mustang GT $I1,M5 wall carpeting, re­ Floors 85 Buick Somerset 4 Dr $7,295 50dJ charge each addi­ STEP back In thyme tag 1987 Olds Calais $6995 cently redecorated, Automotive 86 Delta 86 2 Dr $9,995 John VarfilllB - 646-5750 sale. Antiques, cup­ 1987 Chevy S-10 Blazer $9,995 tional line, per day. You washer/dryer stay, on MANCHESTER 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 1985 Ford LTD $4,995 the bus line. Use of pool boards, tables, blanket chest, tin, wooden 86 Century lAbgon $7,495 1986 Olds 98 $9,995 and tennis courts. $850 CLEANING To clean coffee stains LIVING CHRISTMAS 1986 Cadi Fleetwood $13,995 can cancel at any time. a month plus utilities. ware, etc. 54 Time CARS 86 Chevrolet Cetebrity $7,195 SERVICES from china or plastic, rub TREES Farm Road, Andover, 1986 Porsche 944 $16,995 Security and referen­ stain with baking soda. To FOR SALE 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,495 1964 Audi 5000S $6,995 SORRY, ces. 644-6612, leave a CUT YOURS FRESH CT, 10-3, December 2. POLISH wom an will find 0 cosh buyer for that 86 Chevrolet Spectnim $4,995 1986 Chevy Eurosport ^,995 message. clean your house. For No early birds please. china closet you no longer $23 any tree CHEVY-1975, El Camino. 88 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr $6,695 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo tt,995 NO REFUNDS OR BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom more Information call use, place a low-cost ad In Runs excellent. $1,500 86FbntGrandAmSE $8^95 1987 Pont. Bonneville n,995 2Vi 644-2835, 644-4663. or best otter. Call 871- Townhouse, baths, Classified. 643-2711. 19 Lewis St. Schaller's 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. $9,995 1986 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 ADJUSTMENTS garage, rec room, mic­ You’ll Sell It Faster with 0014 after 4pm. 1986 Olds Delta Sedan $7,995 (off Spring St., rear of 87R>ntiacTrans Am $11,495 rowave, washer/dryer, Quality MERCURY, 1979 M o­ air. $900 per month plus bam garage.) HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS narch. 4 door, 6 cy­ 872-9111 utlllfles with option to Pre-owned Auto OPEN SUNDAY 10^ linder, air, new brakes. buy. Security deposit CLASSIFIED CRAFTS Value Priced $500/best offer. 643- TRUCKS/VANS CLASSIFIED and 'eterences re- A Feature of This Newspaper 643-2711 1714.______CARDINAL aulred. No pets. 8-5, 647-9546 83 Olds ciera I FOR SALE 646-6454 ; 6-9, 647-1805. FORD, 1971, Maverick. BUICK, INC. REMOVE GREASE ond BECAUSE YOU never AT.A/C.PS §2,900 JEEP Pick-up with snow 643-2711 Needs body work. ISBSCamufyCnqje $11,960 rust from outdoor metal know when someone will Runs. $99. Call 647-1824. 1988 Skylark Sedan Spteiil $AS90 plow. Ready tor winter. furniture the easy way. 86 Ford Tempo I HOMES be seorching for the Item AT.A/C.PS $4 4 9 5 CHEROKEE Jeep, 1977. 1988ChevS-10EitlCabPAJ $10,960 A rebuilt engine. Low Just dip a cloth In turpen­ you have for sole. It’s 1988 Buck Pa# Ara. $13,980 mileage. Best otter. FOR RENT FURNITURE With 1985 motor. $3,500 1987 Oldsmobile Firenza $8,490 tine and rub the mefal better to run your want ad 86 C h e v y /lR ra or best otter. 646-2358. Call 646-5388 or 647-1955 until spots disappear. To 1987 Buck HiviefaT-Type $10,990 MANCHESTER-2 bed­ 10 piece living room set, for several days... cancel­ AT.ster5 0 \ - y ^,9 9 5 1987 Buick Regal $8,695 to leave q message. sell Idle Items the easy DODGE - Omni, 1984. One room, garage, en­ dark pine with sleeper. ing It as soon as you get 1987GMCS-15SptPAI $8,380 n5 FORD 1985-F150, long way, use a low-cost ad In 84 Chevy Celebrity owner. Air condition­ closed porch. Security. Excellent condition. results. ing, A M /F M Cassette, 1987ChevS-10PAJ $8,280 bed, V6, standard. 61K, $400. 646-6799. classified. AT.A/C.PS $ 2 ,90 0 1987 Cadiac Brougham $1^980 No pets. $800. 647-9976. cruise, sunroof. $2375. Cap. Excellent condl- 1986 Corvella Loaded SPEQAL tlon. 646-2439.______DO N'T KNOW w here *o 88 HondOiA oird IX 646-5652.______1986 Buck LeSabraCoqn $7,960 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DODGE - 1986. ‘150’, 318 When you need to advertise, TV/STEREO/ look next tor a lob? Hovi' ESTATE OF 1979 concord. 2 door, 1986 Buick Canluy Sedan $8,995 ISTORE/OFFICE excellent, tully loaded. 1986 Chav Monte Caito $7,480 CIO, automatic, bed nothing works like Classified! APPLIANCES about placing a "Situa­ ELMORE T. HUMPRHIES liner, tool box, 50K, I FOR RENT tion Wanted" ad In Radial tires, new 1986Merc.GrandMarquis $8,960 The Honorable William E. tltfe'soCogg” 1986 Dodge 600 Sad $5,895 $5500. 742-8669. MICROWAVE- M ag ic classified? ukoNow ^ ^ v o ,9 9 5 brakes. $1500.00. 649- Dial 643-2711 O FFICE Space-330 FitzGerald, Judge of the Court 1986 Rinliac Trans Am 26K $8,995 CROCHETED CHRISTMAS TREE. Make this ; Chef. Rack, probe and 85 Toyota Camry 4931. 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7,960 sauare feet, $302 per gorgeous crocheted tree and add some ; of Probate, District of 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 YOU CAN enioy extra cook books. MId-sIze. Manchester at a hearing held AT, Loaded $^,995 When you have some­ month, all utilities In­ special warmth to your Christmas decor. 15 : This is a good time to find 1985 Buick Rmera Loaded $8,795 vacation money by ex­ Excellent condition. NOTICE TO CREDITORS on 11/21/89 ordered that all WE DELIVER thing to sell, find a cash cluded, 1 mile to 1-84, ESTATE OF a cash buyer for that 1984 Buick Century $^980 changing Idle items in inches tall, decorated with seven different ■ Makes great Christmas claims must be presented to 82 Pontiac Firebird 1984 Chevrolet Ceiebrity $3,995 For Home Delivery, Call buyer the easy w av... with Peterman Real Estate. JAMES SIEGAL V6,AT,A/C, aftc typewriter no one uses. your home tor cash ... 649-9404. crocheted ornaments! Plans include step ; gift! $135.00. 646-8715. the fiduciary at the address 1982 Ford Muslain ^ 485 a low-cost ad In Classi­ a/k/a Low Miles 9 4 , 4 y O Use a low-cost ad In with an ad In classified. 647-9946 by step instructions, #2286 $4.95 below. Failure to promptly 81 Adams SL, Manchester Call 643-2711 to place your fied. 643-2711. MANCHESTER-OffIce JACOB S. SIEGAL 88 Honda Prelude 'S' Classified for quick re­ 649-4571 Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 space available. Reas­ LET- YOUR newspaper present any such claim may sults. 643-2711. ad. The Honorable William E. onable. Presently a SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! i help you keep fruit lars result in the loss of rights to $12,995 doctor’s office. Tully To order plans mail check or money order i FitzGerald, Judge of the Court recover on such claim. 85 Toyota Celica sparkling clean and sweet of Probate, District of Real Estate. 643-0005. and project number and name, with your i Susan McQuay AT, Loaded smelling. Wash iars, dry Manchester at a hearing held $5,995 name, address and zip code. Add $2 95 for : Ass't Clerk completely then put a on 11/30/89 ordered that all catalog (includes $16 in discount coupons!) : large piece of newspoper 86 Butek Regal MANCHESTER claims must be presented to The fiduciary is: V8. Loaded, Q T O O R NEW 1990 CHEVY Business Zone II In Okla. please add tax. Inside the lor and put the the fiduciary at the address Gervaise Kosak Low Miles v/,yyo Business residential CLASSIFIED CRAFTS lid on. The paper will below. Failure to promptly c/o James M. Higgins, Jr., 86 Honda Accord LX combination. 5 room office MANCHESTER HERALD. 06040 absorb any moisture. Let present any such claim may Esq. 5-Spd.Loaded or retail suite, plus 5 room 995 P.O. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 S a classified ad in your result In the loss of rights to 267 Main Street S10 BLAZER 3 bedroom apt. newspaper find o cash recover on such claim. Manchester, CT 06040 85 Pontiac Grand Am Q. and S. Assoclalaa buyer tor most anything 008-12 V6,AT,A/C §4^995 643-2121 you hove for sale. Susan McQuay Ass't Clerk 8 7 Mit?'**;;;;! n cisL S 15 OTHERS AVAILABLE The fiduciary is: LEGAL NOTICE sspd.A.SO'sV ooi; Pearl Siegal Low Mitel 90,yyo The Bolton Planning Commis­ c/o Richard A. Siegal, Esq. 83 Cutlass Supreme sion will on 13 December at V6.AT./VC. 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Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Pontiac, CMC Trucks Rt. 83, Vernon - 872-9145 Wiie Motors Route 68, Columbia Road, Willimantic, Conn. 423-7746 Member CT. Valley and Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. £r Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; WttI Western MA. Olds Dealers. Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM; Friday 8 AM to 6 PM; Prwtl Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; Alter Hours By Appointment, 1 BUSINESS SPORTS______In Brief Interest cut doesn’t happen Injuries take their toll on Manchester girls Knoeckel to teach piano Investors remain By Jim Tierney Doreen Knoeckel has been hired to teach piano lessons Financial Snapshot Manchester Herald at the Werner Piano, Organ, and Vocal Studio. Knoeckel optimistic anyway Friday. December 1, 1989 H.S. Previews has studied speech, theater education, and music at r Emerson College in Boston. She studied piano at the The season has yet to begin, but al­ By Julia C. Martinez INTEREST Longy Schcwl of Music in Cambridge. She studied also ready the Manchester High girls’ basket­ The Associated Press ...... RAJLS W»»k's CJOS» W»t>K a jo at the University of New Hampshire, where she ball team is in disarray. going to press. We have speed. We have a Average rate paid on bank 6,36"-i ...... g"37;r' graduated with honors. Along with the rest of the Werner Injuries have hit the Indians hard, lot of quick people.” NEW YORK — The Federal money-market accounts staff, Knoeckel is a member of the Connecticut State sidelining two key players for the season, Manchester was 12-9 last season. Reserve didn’t come through with a (Bank Rate Monitor) Music Teachers Association and the Music Teachers Na­ and delaying the return date of four Dubois along with seniors Jodi Wid- tional Association. widely expected cut in interest rates others. mer amd Cheryl Fowler will be the tri­ this past week, but investors 91-day Treasury bill yield 7.&3% ^/ ' 1 P. Senior center Kathy King sustained a captains. The 5-6 Fowler, who possesses remained optimistic anyway and knee injury before practice began and is stock prices rose. a lethal shooting touch, will be at one 30-year Treasury Bond 7.87% lost for the season. Junior Julie Holmes guard with either Widmer or Dubois at Mulligan promoted at CBT “This was the first sign since the 7.87% 9 03=' underwent surgery before Thanksgiving the point guard slot. Junior Jen Brindisi Lucie Mulligan has been promoted to assistant vice Oct. 13 mini-crash that the stock PRICES on her anterior cruciate knee ligament and (5-8) will start the season at center. She president at the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. She market has accepted bad news with is also gone for the season. will be flanked by 5-9 Trish O’Connell joined the bank in 1976. She holds an as.sociatc degree in any grace,’’ said Wall Street analyst ...... iMIlHMHHtHMIHMiyMMMMi Junior Shelly Dieterle, the team’s lead­ (5-9) and 5-9 junior Amy Shumaker at the liberal arts from Manchester Community College and is a John D. Connolly of Dean Witter Commodities Research graduate of the New England School of Banking at Wil­ ing returning rebounder and scorer (8.2), forwards. Reynolds Inc. Bureau index 2 2 8 4 8 231 65 2 4 4 '8 liams College. She has attended the Hanford Conser­ broke her foot during the soccer season Cheryl O’Connell, and sophomores The renewed optimism grew out vatory of Music and is now attending St. Joseph College. V and won’t be back until after the New Mary Moriarty, Patti Hombostel, Jessica of the latest economic indicators that Associated Press Year. Marquez and Kate Smith shoud see plen­ 622 90 Allied Printing named point to a fourth-quarter economic ; Comrnodit'es Index 620 34 594 ' 9 Seniors Cheryl and Trish O’Connell ty of action off the bench. Dieterle has Allied Printing Services of Manchester has been slowdown, and expectations that the and Tammy Dubois have less serious in­ been shooting during preseason practice. Federal Reserve will cut short-term named a Merit Award winner for 14 entries in the 1989 juries which have slowed their practice “We’re thin,” DePasqua explained. Printing Industries of America Graphic Arts Awards interest rates to stimulate growth. schedules. But, they should be ready for “With the injuries, we just don’t have the IHMMimMMMIMMtHMMIMMMMI Competition. The event drew 7,300 entries in 54 Data on October’s personal the season opener Friday night at home bench. When Shelly gets back, that m J Dow Jones 30 2,’ a” 65 categories from printing firms around the world. Allied spending and leading indicators and 2 .6 7 5 55 fc. 'V r fc fa ■ versus non-league foe Hall High of West speaks for itslef. To be in the top part of entries will be featured in the 1989 PI A Graphic Arts the outlook for November manufac­ Hartford. j S8P 500 the league, we need Shelly back. She is Awards Annual. turing growth all declined, while last 350,63 3 4 3 9 ” “We haven’t had one injury in the last fa 7 shooting (in practice) and looks really Leasing agent appointed month’s jobless claims rose. four years,” third-year Indian coach Joe good.” “We now live imder the perverse 1 W ilshire 5000 ^ , 4 0 3 6 8 6 DePasqua said. “We got hit all at once.” $3 3 5 2 5 1 0 $ 2 6 8 4 ' ' ” DePasqua sees East Hartford, Rockville Dow & Condon Inc. of Hartford has been appointed perception that what’s bad for the I (mkt^ value oi 5000 slocks) b illio n While the immediate outlook is a bit b illio n b' '0'^ and Windham as the teams to beat in the exclusive leasing agent for 1127 Tolland Turnpike, a 1 economy is good for the market gloomy, matters on the court shouldn’t be CCC East. Mike Masse will be newly constructed office building that consists of 9,800 under the guise that the Fed will that bad for the Indians, whose junior var­ DePasqua’s assistant. Reginald Pinto/Manchesier Herald square feet with about 8,200 square feet available for lower interest rates,” said Dennis sity program was 16-2 a year ago. With lease. Kathryn Fingold is leasing agent. For more infor­ uninterrupted growth. A surprise rally on Friday ahead Schedule: Dec. 8 Hall H, 12 East LADY INDIAN — Trish O’Connell, a member of the Manchester Jarrett, technical analyst with Kid­ “There’s still some apprehension, Dieterle back in the lineup, DePhsqua Catholic A (7 p.m.), 21 Wilbur Cross H, mation, call Dow and Condon at 249-6521. der, Peabody & Co. of the weekend U.S.-Soviet summit feels Manchester can make a run at the High girls’ basketball team, controls the ball during a recent prac­ but growing confidence,” said Hugh helped boost the Dow Jones 27 Ellington Tournament, 29 Ellington McNamara noted executive The Fed jolted the financial Johnson, senior vice president at CCC East championship. Tournament. tice. O’Connell will be a key member of the Indians this season. markets Monday by signaling that it Average to a 2,747.65 closing on the “I would think we’re going to fight for Jonathan E. McNamara of Ashland, N.H., has been First Albany Corp. “The reason the Jan. 3 Rockville H, 5 Ftermi A (3 p.m.), was not intentionally lowering week, up 72.10 points from the pre­ the (league) championship,” DePasqua 23 Glastonbury A, 26 East Hartford A. Hartford Public A (1 pan.), 19 Enfield H, selected for inclusion in the 1989-1990 edition of Who’s market has been this good in the 9 Windham A, 12 South Windsor H, 16 short-term interest rates, contrary to vious week and the 10th highest said. “We can score a lot of points. We’re Feb. 2 Rockville A, 6 Fermi H, 9 Win­ 21 East Hartford H. Who in U.S. Executives. He is the grandson of Katherine face of a slowing economy is be­ Hartford Public H, 19 Enfield A (3 p.m.). popular speculation. The loud and finish ever. dham H, 13 South Windsor A, 15 Games not noted begin at 7:30 p.m. J. McNam^a, formerly of Manchester and now of Glas­ cause it anticipates that the slow­ clear message came in the form of Volume on the Big Board tonbury. His father, Thomas E. McNamara, was a cham­ down won’t last that long because averaged 160.57 million shares a pionship swimmer at Manchester High School. Jonathan the Fed draining funds from the the Fed will take steps to lower banking system, which pushed day, up from a daily average of M cN ^ara is a general partner in Perspective 2000: short-term rates.” 127.02 million the week before. Building and Remodeling Contractors. short-term rates higher. The New York Stock Exchange Coventry girls set for another winning season The assumption that the Fed was Further fueling the argument for composite index closed the week up Grimaldi opens office allowing short-term rates to fall lower interest rates is a growing 3.37 at 193.66; the NASDAQ com­ comfortable with the experience. We have Dr. Stephen N. Grimaldi, an osteopathic physician, has grew out of a sharp drop the pre­ By Jim Tierney consensus among economists that very quick people on this team.” announced the opening of his office at 1320 Manchester vious week in the federal funds rate, posite index for the over-the-counter Manchester Herald real GNP growth will slow to rough­ market advanced to 457, up 0.47; The key Pauiot reserves will be four Road in Glastonbury for the practice of family medicine. the interest banks charge each ly 1.5 percent in the final quarter of Grimaldi will be associated with Dr. Nicholas Palermo in another for overnight loans. and the American Stock Exchange As always, the Coventry High girls’ juniors — 5-11 junior Jenna Haynes, 5-5 1989 from 2.7 percent in the pre­ Janet Werfel, 5-o Robin Russell and 5-4 Manchester and is on the staff of Manchester Memorial The new thinking since Monday market value index added 2.44 to basketball team will be competitive. vious three months, analysts said. 375.58. Jenny Wajda. Hospital. He received his bachelor of science degree is that the Fed will lower rates, al­ The question of how competitive the “The bench kids have some experience from the Fairfield University in 1982 and doctor of os­ beit more slowly than expected, Rauiots will be remains to be seen as they and a lot of quickness, but not a lot of teopathy degree from the University of New England, thereby stimulating the economy Dairy Mart buys 141 stores prepare for their season opener Thursday scoring,” Dimmock explained. “If the five College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1986. He completed and bolstering sagging corporate night at powerful Cromwell High. ENFIELD (AP) — Dairy Mart chain, after 7-11 and Circle K, starters aren’t scoring well, we’ll be in his residency in general practice and additional training profits in the new year. Coventry coach Ray Dimmock lost all in sports medicine at Union Hospital, Union, N.J. He is Convenient Stores Inc., which on Nirenberg said. trouble.” Analysts said this week’s stock five starters from last year’s 15-7 squad, certified by the American Osteopathic Board of General Friday reported a sharp drop in The price was not disclosed. Dimmock sees Cromwell as the cream market activity pointed to a growing third-quarter net income, has signed but, a lot of experience exists among the Practitioners. Sun Company Inc., the diversified of the crop in the Charter Oak Con­ optimism following several weeks an agreement to buy 141 Stop-N-Go Patriots. oil company based in Radnor, Pa., ference, along with Portland. of uncertainty. Since Oct. 13, when convenience stores in the Midwest. recently announced plans to sell 200 November retail sales so-so the Dow Jones industrial average Senior co-captains Michelle Dixon, a of the 250 stores operated by its 6-0 center, and Stacie Renfro, a 5-8 for­ Schedule: Dec. 7 Cromwell A, 9 Put­ tumbled more than 190 points, many The purchases, announced Stop-N-Go subsidiary, which has ward, will lead the Patriots. A pair of nam A, 11 Bolton H, 14 Bacon Academy investors had shied away from any Thursday and to be completed in been hurt by a slump in the con­ The nation’s major retailers reported decent to disap- senior guards, 5-3 Chrissy Gagnon and A, 18 East Hampton H, 21 Portland A, 28 kind of commitment. March, would boost the Dairy Mart venience store industry. pomting November sales with weakness at several big 5-6 Johanna VanKruiningen, will be in Tolland A, 29 E.O. Smith H. Though some blue-chip stocks 1,200-store chain by more than 10 Of the 141 Stop-N-Go stores general merchandise chains foreshadowing a difficult the backcourt. Jan. 4 RHAM H, 8 Rocky Hill A, 11 holiday season. have been sLmng, as reflected in the percent and would include stores in being purchased by Dairy Mart, 54 Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Ken­ Cromwell H, 16 Tourtellotte A (4 p.m.), But in a favorable omen, selling momentum picked up Dow average, the timidity was evi­ have gasoline pumps, Nirenberg tucky, said Charles Nirenberg, Dairy Impressive freshman Jenny Davis, a 18 Bolton A (3:30 pan.), 22 Bacon late in the month, espiecially over the Thanksgiving dent in the broader market, which said. Mart’s chairman. 5-8 forward, will also start. Academy H (3:30 p.m.), 25 East weekend when shoppers typically begin buying presents. has languished. Stocks that have Dairy Mart, founded by Niren­ The purchase will be Dairy “The four seniors did get a lot of play­ Hampton A, 29 Portland H. “I would say basically we’re off to a good start ” performed best are the larger berg in 1958, took over the 700- ing time (last year),” Dimmock explained. Feb. 1 RHAM A, 5 Rocky Hill H, 13 Reginald Pinlo/Manchester Herald D ^iel Barry, an analyst for Kidder Peabody & Co. Inc., Mart’s third major acquisition in the store Lawson chain in 1985 and the capitalization issues, companies past four years, making it the na­ “It’s not as if they’re brand new to the Windham Tech H (6 p.m.), 15 SET FOR FINAL SEASON — Senior co-captain Stacie Renfro is said Thursday. with reputations for long-term. 300-store Convenient Food Mart game. They all can score. They’ll share Marianapolis H. tion’s No. 3 convenience store chain in 1986. set for her final season with the Coventry High girls’ basketball scoring honors throughout the season. I’m Games not noted begin at 7:30 p.m. team. Renfro will be one of the main contributors for the Patriots. I In Brief ... SCOREBOARD Surroundings

MCC hoop at Mitchell Thomas 5 0 0 30 3.27 SedREBOARD Jay Haas and Hollis Stacy, 7872-142-2 Thompson The Manchester Community College men’s basketball 25 4 0 154 14.00 Clarence Rose and Shirley Furlono. new for ’Bama Football Ware 2 0 0 12 1.20 7872-142-2 fouls—Orlando 28, Indiana 24. Techni­ team (0-1) will play at Mitchell College in New London Lon Hinkle and Martha Nause, 71-71— 142-2 cals—Schrempf. Indiana assistant coach Hill. How top 25 fared this afternoon at 1. All-Purposs Ybrds Halo Irwin and Amy Alcool 72-70— 142-2 Basketball Indiana illegal defense. Acres, Catledge Rush Rec PR KOR Yds YdsPg A—11.040. How the Associated Press' Top 25 teams Dan Foreman and Dotti Mochrie, fared lor the week ending Dec. 3: NFL standings Smith 1446 196 0 0 1642 164.20 73 69— 142-2 and Auburn UConn hosts Howard Thomas 1341 Nets 101, Heat 77 1. Syracuse (3-0) beat Virginia Corrvnon- 118 76 0 1535 139.55 Jeff Sluman and Jane Geddes, 74-68— wealth 10873. Thompson 1793 201 0 394 2388 217.09 142- 2 NBA standings MIAMI (77) STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s By The Associated Press 2. Arizona (1-1) did not play. T Pci. PF PA Mike Sullivan and Sally Little, 70-73— 143-1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Long 0-4 0-1 0. Thompson 6-12 8 0 12. 3. Georgetown (2-0) did not play. basketball team, winners of three straight games, will Atlantic Division Buffalo .667 327 257 Brad Faxon and Jody Anschutz, 72-71— Seikaly 517 3-4 13. Dou^as 3-9 2-2 8. Ed­ 4. Kansas (50) dki not play. W host Howard University (Washington, D.C.) tonight at 8 Miami .583 242 274 143- 1 L Pci GB wards 4-9 8 0 8. Frank 1-5 3-4 5, Davis 5 7 2-2 5. Missouri (3-0) did not p l^ . Legion Field in Birmingham, longtime home of the PNIadelphia 8 at the Field House. The Huskies (3-1) arc coming off a Indianapolis .500 211 208 Jim Carter and Danielle Ammaccapani. 5 .615 _ 12. Rice 2-9 2-4 6, Sparrow 3-8 8 0 6, Haffner 6. UNLV (81) did not play. Now England 72- 71—143-1 Aubum-Alabama football game, stands idle Saturday NewVbrk 9 5 .643 _ 2-4 0-0 4, Sundvold 1-4 8 0 3. Totals 32-88 .333 235 292 Baseball Boston 7. Duke (2-0) did not play, 76-50 win over Yale Wednesday night at the Field House. N.Y. dels .250 219 306 Mike Donald and Judy Dickinson, while its usual occupants are busy elsewhere. 9 7 .563 1/2 12-17 77. 8. Illinois (1-0) did not play. Washington 8 9 .471 2 73- 70— 143-1 NEW JERSEY (101) 9. Louisiana State (1 -1) did not play Miami 4 12 .250 CIsveland .625 270 173 Chris Perry and Caroline Keggi, 73-70— 6 Shackleford 8 9 3-6 19, Morris 510 5 8 16, 10. Michigan (2-1) did not play. Whalers at Canadiens tonight R r die first time since Auburn and Alabama resumed New Jersey 3 11 .214 Houston .583 295 294 143-1 6 Bowie 4-10 6-8 14, Hopson 4-15 9-11 18. Con­ their rivalry in 1948, the big game between the cross­ Csntral Division 11. Arkansas (80) did not play. The Hartford Whalers (12-14-1) will travel to the Cincinnati .500 284 225 Senior baseball standings Leonard Thompson and Cathy Gerrino ner 3-7 2-4 8. Hinson 5-6 1-1 11, Blaylock 2-11 12. North Camlina (2-2) did not play Pittsburgh 73-70— 143-1 Indiana 8 4 .667 _ 4-4 8, Short 1-5 8 4 5. Taylor 0-2 0-0 0. Brundy .500 177 271 state schools moves across the state to Auburn. And 13. Louisvills (2-1) did not play. Forum in Montreal to take on the Canadiens tonight N orlhsm Division Detroit 9 5 Doug Towell and Betsy King, 74-69— 143-1 .643 _ 0- 0 0-1 0. Jackson 0-1 2-2 2. Totals 32-76 14. Indiana (2-0) did not play. W L Pet. GB there’s plenty at stake to spice the meeting. Chicago 8 6 .571 1 3549 101. (Channel 18, WTIC). The Whalers arc coming off a 5-3 x-Donvor .833 289 1 77 ^ Larry Rinkor and Laurie Rinkor, 71-73—144- 15 UCLA (2-0) did r» t play. SL Petersburg 14 9 .609 Atlanta 7 6 .538 11/2 L.A. Raiders .500 249 213 Miami 22 21 16 18— 77 16. Temple (2-0) beat Arkansas SL 65-41 win over St. Louis Thursday night. Montreal is 17-10-2. Winter Haven 11 12 .478 31/2 Rrst, there is the matter of the Southeastern Con­ Milwaukee 7 7 .500 2 Kansas City .458 231 218 John Huston and Amy Benz, 71-73— 144-E Now Jarsay 25 18 31 27—101 17. Oklahoma (1-0) did not play. OriarKk) 9 12 .429 4 Orlando 7 7 .500 2 San Diego .333 189 215 Jim Hallot and Sally Quinlan, 72-72— 144-E ference championship and a date in the Sugar Bowl. 3-R)int goals—Miami 1-2 (Sundvold 1-2), Bradenton 8 14 .364 51/2 Cleveland 6 8 .462 *»*“ • Oklahoma Seattle .333 21/2 New Jersey 2-6 (Morris 1-2, Hopson 1-2, 3L102-90. 177 248 Soulham Division Tom Bynim and Susan Sanders, 70-75— Then there is the matter of No. 2 Alabama’s undefeated WESTERN CONFERENCE Phillies sign Carmelo Martinez NATIONAL CONFERENCE 145+1 Blaylock 0-2). Fouled out—None. 19. Notre Dame (1-0) did not play. W L Pet. GB Midwsst Division EM t season and a shot at the national championship. Rebounds—Miami 54 (Seikaly 13), New Jersey 20. SL John's (3-1) did not play. W. Ftalm Beach 18 5 .783 W L Pet GB PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia Phillies N.Y. Giants 9 3 0 268 204 65 (Bowie 16). Assiste—Miami 13 (Douglas 4), 21. Georgia Tech (2-0) did not play. Fort Myers 16 6 .727 11/2 The rest of Saturday’s schedule is rather slim but in­ Denver 10 4 .714 — Philadelphia 8 4 0 247 203 New Jersey 7 (Blaylock 3). Total fouls-Miami 2Z Memphis State (3-0) did not play signed free agent outfielder Carmelo Martinez to a two- Gold Coast 9 14 .391 9 Utah 8 4 .667 1 Vteshington 6 6 0 271 247 cludes a number of other geographical showdowns. 35, New Jersey 19. Technicals—Sparrow, year contract worth $ 1.75 million on Friday. SL Lucie 5 18 .217 San Antonio 8 5 108M°*^‘* “ '™ State (1-1) lost to Pittsburgh Phoenix 5 7 0 220 264 121/2 Bowling .615 11/2 Miami Coach Ftothstein. A— 10,240. Phillies general m eager Lee Thomas said Martinez Dallas 1 11 0 • vjamtps Houston 9 6 .600 11/2 153 303 Orlando at St. Lucie, 1:30 p.m. No. 8 Tennessee will play Vanderbilt with one eye on Dallas 24. Florida (1-0) beat Florida SL 82-69 Cantral 6 7 .462 31/2 Bullets 107,76ers90 will be a reserve, adding some right-handed power to the Bradenton at Gold Coast, 1:35 p.m. Charlotte 25 North Carolina State (2-1) vs. Ohio SL in Green Bay 7 5 0 the Commodores and the other on the scoreboard. The 3 11 .214 7 T of C. Charlotte, N.C. 282 281 Fort Myers at St Petersburg, 5:30 p.m. Eastern Business Minrtesota PHILADELPHIA (90) Phillies’ overwhelmingly left-handed outfield. Minnesota 7 5 0 Volunteers’ chances for a piece of the SEC championship 3 12 .200 71/2 235 198 Winter Haven at Vilest Palm Beach, 7:05 p.m. RKriflc Division Barkley 7-11 5 8 19, Mahom 4-8 2-2 10, Chicago 6 6 0 297 257 Stove Ouimotto 163, Tom Martin Gminski 7-13 1-1 15, Dawkins 3-8 2-4 8, Haw­ Martinez, who broke into the majors with the Chicago Sunday's Games require an Auburn victory over Alabama. No. 6 Florida L.A. Lakers 11 2 .846 Tampa Bay 5 7 0 258 318 148-141-415, Jim Sirianni 151-400, Ron Joiner kins 516 2-2 13. Anderson 2-8 0-0 4, NimpHus Cubs in 1983, spent the next six seasons with the San Winter Haven at Gold Coast 12:05 pm. Ftortland 11 3 .786 Detroit 3 9 0 200 302 141-140-419, John Maiorca Jr. 150, Gabo State plays at Florida, Texas is at No. 16 Texas A&M and 1/2 1- 3 1-2 3, Brooks 3-5 0-0 7. Smith 1-3 1-2 3, Fort Myers at S t Petersburg, 1:30 p.m Szabo 151, Bums Allen 140, Jeff Twordy 150, Seattle 8 7 .533 4 Diego Padres. He gets a $250,000 signing bonus, Orlando at S t Lucie, 1:30 p.m. Georgia plays at Georgia Tech in other intrastate con­ Phoenix Vincent 2-5 4-5 8. Shouse 81 0-0 0. Totals Hockey San FrarKisco 10 2 0 Emil Roux 141, Bruce Lavery 174-425, Vic Sal- 5 6 .455 5 S700,0(» in 1990 and $800,000 in 1991. .833 342 206 Bradenton at West Palm Beach, 1:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 3581 1826 90. L.A. Rams 8 4 0 cius 141, Ron Brown 140-142, Mark Holmes frontations, while No. 13 Houston takes on cross-town 4 8 .333 61/2 .667 302 249 Sacramento W A^ING TON (107) Martinez has compiled a .249 average in the National New Orleans 6 6 0 159-404, Joe Meizon 149-443, Pete Scott 153 4 9 .308 7 .500 279 235 rival Rice for that city’s brageing rights. Golden State King 1815 0-0 20. Williams 7-12 7-10 21, Atlanta 3 9 0 Tom Stanchliold 142-407, Mike McCarthy 3 10 .231 8 NHL standings League with 88 home runs and 353 RBIs. In 1985 he hit .250 198 309 Friday's Gamsa x-clinchad division Ulie 148-174-425, Mike Floux 170, John Yeomans Jones 8 0 0-0 0, J.Malone 12-18 1-2 25, Ybiker 21 home runs. Southern Methodist finishes its first year back after the Boston 102, Clevelanxj 89 1-6 2-2 4. Grant 1-6 1-2 3. Alarie 4-6 8 0 8, Col- WALES CONFERENCE Sunday, Dec. 3 191-437. Now Jerssy 101, Miami 77 Patrick Ofviaion Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. High single: B. Waulet 189; high triple: T. I^ath Peiulty with a game against No. 9 Arkansas at Lit­ tor 4-9 2-2 10. Eacklae 510 2-2 12, Turpin 1-2 Indiana 125, Oriando 110 0-0 2. Hammonds 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 46-86 1520 W L T P ts GF GA Green Bay at Tampa Bay. 1 p.m. Slanchfield 468; high no mark: L Aceto 95- Beckenbauer quits as coach he Rock. Two other games are scheduled overseas with Washington 107, Philadelphia 90 107. NY Rangers 13 9 4 30 95 82 Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Golf high average: R. Joiner 137.15 Atlanta 112, Utah 105 Philadelphia 26 28 18 18- 90 Philadelphia 12 10 3 27 94 82 FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) — Franz Becken- Indianapolis at Now England, 1 p.m. Standings: T&S 25-11, Rost No. 8 22-14 Syracuse playing Louisville at Tokyo and No. 24 Pitt Los Angeles Clippers at Phoenix, 930 pm. Wsshlnglon 27 27 28 25—107 New Jersey 11 10 3 25 95 94 Los Angelos Rams at Dallas, 1 p.m. Wotherell 2816, Pantry 1818, Irish 18-18 Mel- facing Rutgers in Dublin. baucr will quit as West German national soccer team Detroit at Los Angeles Lakers. 1030 p.m. Wbshington 9 11 4 22 79 83 Miami at Kansas City, 1 p.m. zen’s 17-19, Edwards 17-19, Five Acres 16-20, 3-ft)int goals—Philadelphia 2-9 (Brooks 1-1, Golden Slate at ftrtland, 10:30 p.m. Hawkins 1-4, Anderson 8 1 , Barkley 0-3), Pittsburgh 9 14 2 20 94 106 manager after next year’s World Cup in Italy and will be New Orleans at Detroit, 1 p.m. J.C. Penney Classic scores Modern 17-19, Brown’s 1521, Annulli's 16-20 No. 11 Aub.jm is Alabama’s last obstacle to a perfect Saturday's Games Washington 0-0. Fouled out—None. NY Islanders 6 18 3 15 86 109 succeeded by Bcrti Vogts, officials said Friday. Philadelphia at Now York Giants, 1 p.m. Awesome Audio 14-22. LAFIGO, Fla (AP) — Scores and relation to regular season and a date with No. 4 Miami in the Sugar Utah at t^bshington, 730 p.m. Rebounds—Philadelphia 56 (Barkley 11), Adams Division San Francisco at Atlanta. 1 p.m. par Thursday after the first round of the Beckenbauer, who took over as national team manager Chicago at Miami, 7:30 p.m. VWshington 43 (Wfelker 10). Assists— Philadel­ Montreal 17 10 2 36 96 77 Vlfashington at Phoenix, 4 pm. modified best-ball format $1 million J.C. Penney GOP Women Bowl that could carry national championship implica­ Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. phia 22 (Barkley. Dawkins 5). Washington 30 Buffalo 16 6 4 36 93 76 in 1984, will become a marketing executive for the West Now York Jots at San Diego, 4 p.m. Classic played on the 6,892-yard, par-72 Joyce Tyler 190, Dawna Smith 200-179 tions. Alabama needs only a tie to clinch the SEC crown Minnesota at Cleveland. 7:30 p.m. (Williams 10). Total louls—Philadolphia 21. Boston 15 7 2 32 88 64 Denver at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m Bardmoor Country Club course: German Soccer Federation, federation chief Hermann Eleanor l^rggren 189, J. -^yler 490, E. BergrrerJ and the host role in New Orleans on New Year’s Day. Dallas at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Washington 24. Technicals-Mahorn, King. Hartford 12 14 1 25 86 89 CNcago at Minnesota, 8 pm. Mike Hulbert and Val Skinner, 67-67— 461, D. Smith 509. Barkley. A— 12.00Z Quebec 6 19 2 14 82 122 Neuberger said. 134-10 Chariotte at San Antonio. 8:30 p.m. Monday, Doc. 4 But Auburn, already emotional over playing this game at FVdand at Denver, 9:30 p.m. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Vogts, 42, played with Beckenbauer on the same West Buffalo at Seattle, 9 pm. Andy Bean and Laura Davies, 68-66— home, is in position to cause all sorts of havoc. Norris Division 134-10 New York at F>hoonix, 9:30 p.m. German national team that won the World Cup in 1974 Detroit at Seattlo, 10 pm. W L T P ts GF GA Bill Britton and Donna White, 68-66— 134-10 Heisman invitees’ stats If the Tigers win this one and No. 8 Tennessee beats Sacramento at Los Angeles Clippers. 10:30 Minnesota 16 9 1 33 99 87 An outstanding defender of first-division Borussia Kenny Perry and Sherri Turner, 70-64— Radio, TV pm. Chicago 14 11 2 30 95 92 134- 10 Vanderbilt at Knoxville, the conference race ends in a Mocnchengladbach, Vogts was voted West Germany’s Stotiafes lor the top eight Heisman Trophy Milwaukee at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. SL Louis 11 9 4 26 88 77 candkJatas, including six who were invited by Jay Don Blake and Tracy Kerdyk, three-way tie for the first time in half a century. All three Sunday's Gams Toronto 12 14 0 24 105 118 player of the year in 1971 and 1979 and played 96 games 63-72—135-9 College hoop results for the national team. The Downtown Athletic Club to be present will be headed for bowls — the Cotton and Hall of Fame Now York at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Detroit 6 16 3 15 75 105 Saturday for the announcement of the award. Tommy Armour and Lori Garbaez Today Pitt 102, Oklahoma St. 90 Smyths Division The eight players are: OB Dee Dowis of Air 65-70—135-9 are also set with SEC teams to face No. 9 Arkansas and Calgary 11 9 8 30 119 100 Beckenbauer, 44, was quitting the team at his own riuv T7, basketball: Tolentine OKLAHOMA ST. (90) Force; OB Darian Hagan of Colorado; OB Major Ted Schulz and Allison Finney, 68-67— NBA results Edmonton 12 10 5 29 106 98 wish, Neuberger told reporters. 135- 9 Hollow* (N.Y.), SportsChannel No. 21 Ohio State, respectively. The only question would Harris of West Virginia; OB Tony Rico of Noire (tape delay) Dumas 8-17 4-6 20, Jeffries 811 2-3 20 Los Angeles 12 11 2 26 109 107 Bill Glasson and Pat Bmdey, 68-68— 136-8 be who goes where. Houston 4-9 9-11 17. Williams 511 0-2 10, The change of the manager had been widely expected. Dame; FIB Emmitt Smith of Florida; RB Blair Celtics 102, Cavaliers 89 Winrtipeg Curt Byrum and Colleen Walker, 68-68— Noon: New Vbrk City PSAL football cham- Alexander 510 1-2 12, Pittrrwn 8 0 1-1 l[ 12 12 1 25 77 86 Thomas of Penn SL; RB Anthony Thompson of ptonship, Chanr»el 11 Vancouver There h ^ been speculation that Beckenbauer might take Indiana; OB Andre Whro of Houston: 136- 8 Alabama, riding a 12-game winning streak, can CLEVELAND (89) Sahlstrom 0-0 0-0 0, Potter 4-110-0 10. Gafney 9 12 4 22 84 91 12:30 p.m. — College basketball: Loyola Friday’s Gamsa a job with a foreign team after the World Cup, includine Rushing Duffy Waldorf and Pally Sheehan, J.Williams 7-21 8 0 14. Bennett 4-5 0-0 8 0-0 0-0 0, Jones 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 3570 17-25 MaryTOunt vs. Stetson, SportsChannel (tape simplify things with a win or tic. Coach Bill Curry will Dudley 2-9 3-4 7, Ehk) 515 0-0 12, Kerr 5-11 Buffalo 6, New Jersey 4 Car Yds Avg YdsPg 69- 67—136-8 90. the U.S. national team. delay) ' ^ have a simple pregame message for his team. “We’re 0-0 10, Keys 11-20 8 0 22. Morton 0-2 0-0 0 Phiiadelpiiia at Washington, 0:05 p.m Dowis 156 1199 7.7 109.0 Kenny Knox and Nancy Brown, 69-67— PITTSBURGH (102) RWilliams 4-8 0-0 8, MokeskI 3-4 2-2 8, Brown Detroit at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Hagan 186 1004 136-8 going to be undisputed champions of the SEC one day,” Shorter 512 7-15 17. Brookin 8-13 1-1 19 5.4 91.2 sortfi™i,'’ESpi7 0-1 8 0 0. Totals 41-96 5 6 89 New York Rangers at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m Ali promoting his new cologne Harris 144 919 Gone Sauers and Both Daniel, 70-66— 136-8 Marlin 4-7 2-3 10. Porter 7-13 3-3 18. Matthews 6.4 83.5 he said. “The question we’ll ask this team is, ‘Do you BOSTON (102) Saturday’s Gamsa Flice 174 884 5.1 73.7 David Ogrin and Fiobin Walton, 67-71— 11-19 2-3 28, Cavanaugh 8 0 8 0 0, Mor- Clir^c?\js7 want it to happen now?’ ” Bird 11 -26 6-6 29, Pinckney 0-2 0-0 0, F^ish SL Louis at Boston, 7:05 p.m. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Float like a butterfly, Smilh 254 1446 5.7 144.6 138-6 ningstar 3-5 0-1 6, Johnson 2-2 81 4. Totals 2 p.m. — College basketball: Notre Dame at 8-10 0-0 16, Johnson 2-4 2-2 6, Fbxson 3-6 2-2 4871 1528 102. Pittsburgh at Quebec, 7:35 p.m sting like a bee, and smell like ... Muhammad Ali. Thomas 264 1341 5.1 121.9 Wayne Levi and Dele Eggeling, 69-69— Louisville, Channel 8 Thompson 138-6 Pat Dye, whose state roots include a stint as an assis­ 8. McHale 8-15 2-2 18. Lewis 8-11 0-0 16 Halftime—Oklahoma SL 50. Rttsburgh 48. Washington at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m The former heavyweight champion, now on a promo­ 358 1793 5.0 163.0 Toronto at Calgary, 8 p.m. Roger Maltble and JoAnne Garner, » i College football: Alabama at C.Smith 1-2 0-0 2, Kleine 81 0-0 0, Upshaw 3- point goals—Oklahoma SL 3-14 (Potter 2-6, Auburn, Channel 3 tant coach at Alabama under the legendary Bear Bryant, 3- 6 0-1 7, Gamble 8 0 0-0 0, M.Smith 0-1 0-0 0 Now \brk Islanders at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. tional shuffle for Muhammad Ali Cologne, took jabs at Passing 70- 68—1386 Alexander 1-3, Dumas 0-1, Jones 0-1, Williams 2|M p.m. — College basketball: Jacksonville tried to put the game in some perspective. Totals 44-84 12-13 102. Hartford at Montreal, 0:05 p.m. An Cmp Mark McCumber and Debbie Massev 0-3), Pittsburgh 7-13 (Matthews 4-7, Brookin Calvin Klein and Liz Taylor on Friday and explained Yds Tds vs. Campbell, SportsChannel (tape delay) Cleveland 23 22 22 22_ 89 Minrwsota at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Dowis 128 60 71- 67— 1386 2-4, Porter 1-2). Fouled out—Martin. Mor- 1158 7 “This is historical game,” he said. ‘This game is big in Boston 26 25 25 26—102 New Vbrk Rangers at Los Angeles, 10:35 why Joe Frazier could never put his name on perfume Hagan 85 48 Gary Hallborg and Lisolotte Neumann, AsV k PN 'ootball: Texas at Texas ningstar. Jeffries, Houston. Rebounds—Ok­ 1002 4 3-Point goals—Cleveland 2-5 (Ehio 2-4 p.m. CS “It wouldn’t smell good,” Ali said. Harris 224 72- 66—1386 itself. The biggest thing to Auburn is that it’s being lahoma St. 38 (Dumas 9), Pittsburgh 41 131 1939 16 R Williams 81), Boston 2-5 (Upshaw 1-1, Bird Sunday's Gamas Fiico 137 68 Steve Pate and Sandra Palmer, 72-66— ~ Trophy Special, Chan- (Shorter 7). Assists—Oklahoma St. 17 The 47-year-old Ali, grinning slyly and joking with 1122 2 played at Auburn.” t-3, Paxson 0-1). Fouled out—None. Boston at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Ware 527 138- 6 (Alexander 6), Pittsburgh 24 (Porter 13). Total 329 4299 44 7 p.m. — College basketball: Tournament of S t Louis at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. reporters at a^news conference in a Montgomery hotel, Robert Wronn and Vicki Forgon, 67-72— Ftebounds—Cleveland 48 (J.Williams 12). Bos­ louls—Oklahoma St 27, Pittsburgh 25. A—NA. ton 49 (Parish 11). Assists—Cleveland 24 (Kerr Toronto at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m Rgesiving 139- 5 gal^re')'°USA ‘=^®'^P'on*t’ip said he doesn’t mind going extra rounds with fans who 8), Boston 28 (Upshaw 8). Total Detroit at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. G Cl Dave Barr and Dawn Coo, 67-72—139-5 Hartford 74, Brown 56 line up to buy the product and get his autograph. “I’m Yds CtsPg 7 p.m. — Blues at Bruins, NESN louls—Cleveland 17, Boston 13. A—14,890. Minnesota at Vancouver, 1005 p.m Smith 10 20 196 9.8 Jim Gallagher and Cindy Figg-Currier Nordiques pick up Lawton BROWN (56) making my comeback,” he said. Thomas 7 8 6 9 -1 3 8 5 ~ College hockey: Boston Univer­ 11 18 118 0.1 sity at Michigan, SportsChannel QUEBEC (AP) — The slumping and injury-plagued Pacers 125, Magic 110 Torbert 3-8 0-0 7, Gosk 3-8 8 0 6. Gates 0-2 Thompson 11 35 201 10.7 Brad Bryant and Chris Johnson, 72-67— 0-0 0. Lloyd 3-9 4-4 10. Drezner 2-4 8 0 4, Cof­ Asked if he would put his name on other products, he 139-5 ‘»*>Jan Stephenson, Indiana 32 27 32 34— 125 Baltimore 12 8 1 25 63 76 Hagan 0-1). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — Brown million Thursday night in the offices of his lawyer, Steve 17 0 10 102 9,27 6872-141-3 r-i P8"ooy Mixted Team Lawton was traded on Oct. 11, 1988 to the New York 3-Point goals—Orlando 8 5 (Floynolds 0-1, Utica 12 11 1 25 100 90 Harris Classic, Channel 8 Turner 81, Theus 0-3), Indiana 4-9 (Millar 3-5, 36 (Torbert Jackson 4). Hartford (Thompson 9). Farbcr. Farbcr and Chicago lawyer Joe Walsh were key 6 0 0 36 3.27 Stove Jones and Jane Craftor, 70-71— 141-3 Newmarket 8 10 4 20 75 90 Flice 8 pm . — Bears at Vikings, ESPN Rangers, who moved him to Hartford two months later, Person 1-4). Fouled out— None. Assists — Brown 10 (Thomas, Lloyd 2), 7 2 0 44 3.67 Bob Glider and Cindy Ftarick, 71-70— 141-3 Hershey 9 12 1 19 91 86 figures in the completion of the sale. Smith Hartford 20 (Thompson 8). Total fouls — Brown 14 0 10 84 8.40 Joey Sindolar and Lauri Merten, 73-68— o ® Minnesota at Toledo with Norm Maciver and Don Maloney for Carey Wilson Ftebounds—Orlando 60 (Catledge. S.Green 9), Binghamton 3 18 3 9 61 110 SportsChannel (taped) Indiana 57 (Person 17). Assists—Orlando 18 15, Hartford 13. Technicals — Middleton. and a draft choice. A—6,693. NOTE: Two points are awarded lor a victory (Theus 6), Indiana 30 (Fleming 12). Total and or>e for a be. L i i i i I ft t ^ . Record-1 still a teen Andre Ware By Tim Liotta for the past three years,” Desor­ race,” trainer Charles Hadry said. The Associated Press meaux said. “It’s a dream come “But this rider is something.” true.” moves into The 5-foot-2, 102-pound jockey, LAUREL, Md. — Kent Desor- After winning 450 races and an who as a child used to cry because meaux’s stay in Maryland began Eclipse Award as the nation’s out­ with a suspension. By die time he’s standing apprentice two years ago he was so small, discovered race gone, he’ll have a coveted record, an and 474 races last year, Desormeaux riding when he was 12. He began Heisman lead his career at bush tracks in southern Eclipse Award, jxissibly two, and grinded out winners at a record three riding titles. pace, riding in Maryland by day and Louisiana where there’s no record keeping of wins and earnings. He “My agent and I have come a anywhere else he could find a ride By Rick Warner long ways, and we’ve got a long by night. estimates he won 200 races before The Associated Press way to go,” said Desormeaux, 19, “He’s done a terrific job over the getting his jockey’s license. who broke the record for most vic­ last three to four years,” McCarron He began his “recognized” career NEW YORK — The 1989 Heisman Trophy race final­ tories in a year by a jockey in just 11 said. “I know he set the goal a in 1986 at Evangeline Downs in ly ends Saturday, just in time. Another week, and there months at Laurel Race Course on couple of years ago. Lafayette, La., where agent Gene might not be any winner. Thursday. “I’d like to borrow a quote from Short discovered him. After five At different times during the season. West Virginia’s Desormeaux arrived in Maryland John Longden when Bill Shoemaker weeks at Louisiana Downs, the pair Major Harris, Air Force’s Dee Dowis, Notre Dame’s in 1986 with litde more than the broke his record. ‘I knew it must was off to Maryland for the winter. Tony Rice and Indiana s Anthony Thompson were con­ nickname “Pee Wee.” Since then, he have taken a helluva man to break it sidered the front-runner for college football’s top award has dominated Maryland racing like because it took a helluva man to set After winning more than 1,500 But each player stumbled and fell back in the pack. The Associated Press no rider since Hall of Earner Chris it.’” races and $20 million in purses Meanwhile, a player who wasn’t even considered a McCarron in the early 1970s. The record-setting victory came together, Desormeaux and Short Heisman contender at the start of the season crept up on NEW ANGEL — Southpaw Mark McCarron won a record 546 races aboard an otherwise fameless 2- haven’t left yet. But they will soon. the leaders with a record-breaking passing performance Langston, shown in a 1989 photo as a riding in Maryland in 1974, and that year-old named Gilten in a race for After spending the month of and appeared to surge ahead in the final days. member of the Montreal Expos, signed a ’ mark stood until Thursday when juvenile fillies. She had never won a December trying to reach the 600- If the latest polls are right, Houston quarterback Andre five-year $16 million contract with the Desormeaux flew past it with three race and was running under a victory plateau, Desormeaux plans Ware will win the award despite criticism of his team’s California Angels Friday. winners, giving him 548 trips to the $12,000 price tag. The race’s purse to marry Sonia Romero in January, schedule, suggesUons that he is simply the product of a winner’s circle in 1989. was $8,500. hike three weeks off, then find a pass-happy offense and NCAA penalties that have kept “This is what I’ve wanted to do “This is just a damn cheap old new track at which to ply his trade. the Cougars off television this season. A poll conducted by USA Today this week showed Ware with a big lead over Harris, Thompson and Rice. In m Langston signs a survey of 163 of the 918 eligible Heisman voters. Ware received 58 first-place votes — more than Harris and M n iA / m r * a d The Associated Press O ^ DON'T MONKEY Thompson combined. Thompson got 31 first-place votes, u • f An unidentified Japanese television reporter looks up in amaze­ with 23 for Harris and 16 for Rice. ment as she interviews 6-3, 270-pound Scott McAllister of Louisville University earlier in the with the Angels Using the Heisman system of three points for first, two week in Tokyo. Louisville will meet Syracuse at the Tokyo Dome on Sunday. AROUND... for second and one for third. Ware received 262 points. Harris was second with 162, five more than Thompson By Ben Walker and 44 more than Rice. Dowis was far back in fifth with The Associated Press Try Our Pay-By-Mail 44 points. In the end, though, the most pertinent numbers arc Japan ready for some football 2: -u NEW YORK — Mark Langston, the biggest prize in Program... Ware’s passing statistics. With one game left, his season O J3 this year’s free agent sweepstakes, and the California totals read like the career figures for some college By David Thurber was unlikely to play on Sunday, Louisville coach Howard Schnel- Angels have reached agreement on a five-year, S16 mil­ It makes paying your subscription easier on you. quarterbacks — 4,299 passing yards, 44 touchdown pas­ The Associated Press Syracuse coach Dick MaePherson Icnbcrgcr said practice for the Car­ lion contract. The Associated Press learned Friday. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can ses, 329 completions in 527 attempts. O n simply write a check for 3 months, 6 months or a full said. dinals went well Friday, after a lack­ “I don’t care what the schedule was or the circumstan­ TOKYO - Fbotball players from O m The deal makes the 29-year-old Langston baseball’s year , .drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget about “It’s a day-to-day thing, but it luster start the previous day follow­ highest-paid player, joining Kirby Puckett and Rickey ces, the numbers arc undeniable,” said Heisman voter Syracuse and Louisville grappled doesn’t look encouraging,” said having ready cash to pay your carrier, answering the Sally Jenkins of the Washington Post. ing the long plane ride to Tokyo. Henderson — who signed last month — as $3 million-a- door when it's inconvenient or being at home to pay with Japanese taxis and customs as Scharr, who again sat out much of “They’ll play hard,” he said. “It’s Ware would be the ninth junior to win the Heisman they struggled to overcome distrac­ year players. your bill. Friday’s practice. “I hurt it again on just a question of whether we’ll be WE WILL NOTIFY and the first winner from a school on probation. tions from a new country and some of the snaps.” The Angels called a press conference for 7 p.m. EST. good enough to win.” Simply complete the coupon below and send it to YOUR CARRIER “I was in junior high school when that was going on,” prepare for Sunday’s Coca-Cola Syracuse last played Louisville in Langston’s five-year contract, which includes a no­ THAT YOU ARE A he said of the rules violations that got Houston in trouble. 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Houston’s run-and-shoot offense, which features four Mciji Shrine and visited the Rop- the Coca-Cola Bowl, the only don’t even put away their goods minimum $13.6 million Dave Winfield was assured in wide receivers and only one back. pongi entertainment district, where regular-season NCAA football game when they close their stores.” > his 10-year conuact with the New York Yankees. “They weren’t saying that two years ago when wc first some couldn’t catch cabs at mid­ J3 H played in Asia. Despite the distractions, he said, I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my pav-bv- started with the offense,” he said. “Wc weren’t having as night and ended up walking much of Langston, one of baseball’s best left-handed pitchers, Friday’s practice was “sluggish,” “Wc didn’t come here to lose. We’re > mail subscription on much success. Now I hear that you can play anyone and the way back to their hotel, arriving played for Seattle and Montreal last season. He went 4-5 MaePherson said. “Normally, today going to pay attention to the game.” “D with a 3.56 eamed-run average for the Mariners and, Enclosed please find payment for have success. I don’t think that’s the slightest bit ac­ two hours later. would be a dress rehearsal for the after being traded for three young pitchers, was 12-9 with Carrier Delivery: curate.” “It’s neat being in a different at­ game, but we just weren’t in it At a reception for the teams Friday night, the longest lines a 2.39 ERA for the Expios. Although they all had great seasons, quarterbacks mosphere and not being able to today. I hope that doesn’t bode formed in front of booths serving □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46.20 n 1 year *92 40 Dowis, Harris and Rice and running back Thompson communicate with people, and badly for Sunday.” His new contract includes a $1.5 million signing fried chicken, with few searching Senior Citizens: each faltered at crucial points in their Heisman cam­ having to figure out things like how Team members are “excited about bonus, payable on Jan. 15; a salary of $1.5 million for for sushi or sashimi. □ 3 months *21.56 CD 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 paigns. to catch a cab,” Syracuse quarter­ being' here, and trying to sec the (S 1990; and salaries of $3.25 million in each of the next back Bill Scharr said Friday. four years. country and play football at the “I don’t eat anything that looks Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount. — Dowis, who rushed for 249 yards and six touch­ SchaiT, who sprained a thumb Angels owner Gene Autry said he would not be out- same time is a lot,” MaePherson back at me,” said a player as he took downs in his season opener against San Diego State, was during the team’s 24-17 loss spent in his pursuit of Langston, and he was not as the Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30,3 months said. “That may be part of the a piece of squid out of his fried held to a total of 67 yards rushing during a two-game Thanksgiving Day to West Virginia, problem.” salary spiral again shot up. The Los Angeles Dodgers, stretch in middle of the season. noodles. New York Yankees and San Diego also got into the bid­ ding, but Langston took California’s offer. Nam e — Harris, the preseason favorite, became the first player to pass for 5,000 yards and rush for 2,000 in a “They made the offer late last night and we sort of Driesell lashes out at accusers agreed tlwt it would be a deal,’’ Am Tellem, Langston’s career. But lightly regarded Virginia Tech held him to 22 Address yards rushing, and he fumbled five times in a nationally agent, said. “I told teams if you want to play, it has to be Apt. televised loss to Penn State. HARRISONBURG, Va. (AP) — to sign transfers. have played infrequently since at least five years or I wouldn’t even be interested in Lefty Driesell, the second-year In the process of trying to build a Driesell took over for John Thurston talking.” Ciy. Zip James Madison basketball coach, _ Phone shattered NCAA career records for winner, Driesell reportedly has cast at James Madison. He said about 12 teams originally expressed interest, has an accusation for his newest ac­ the college futures of juniors Alan but then dropped out as the bidding went up. S ^ single-game rushing Clevinger’s father told the Daily MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BV-MAIL m^k with 377 yards against Wisconsin. However he cusers. Dorsey and Doug Lowrey, both News-Record his son is still on the Recently, Nick Es^ky, Kevin Bass, Tony Pena, Pas- lailed to gam 100 yards in three of his last five games. “You don’t know what you re recruited by his precedessor, into team. Dorsey and Lowrey, however, cual Perez, Bryn Smith and other free agents got three- talking about,” he says. uncertainty. said they were called to Driescll’s year contracte at, or approaching, $3 million per season. his team to 23 straight victories, but That’s what Driesell told the Har­ Lowrey, Dorsey and Alex Langston’s signing left Cy Young winner Mark Davis as The Manchester Herald office Thursday for separate meet­ Miami shut him down and stopped the Irish winning risonburg Daily News-Record when Clevingcr, another junior on ings. the premier free agent still available, and the Padres are s t r ^ last Saturday. Rice’s numters were never Heisman it and the Richmond Times-Dis- scholarship, were left behind when working hard to keep him. P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 Historically, we have never ^ ib e r, but a second straight perfect season would have patch reported that Driesell had cut the Dukes went to Hawaii last been hard to ignore. two scholarship players in his zeal taken a scholarship, and we don’t weekend for a tournament. All three plan to start,” athletic director Dean I 1 ♦ ♦ i « Joe Montana greatest quarterback of the 80s •» - - ♦ f • Athletes of the decade World Cup , Lendi Sre ^sy winners By The Associated Press NEW YORK — It was raw piower By Dave Goldberg draw sparks that ruled Friday night. The Associated Press' Ivan Lendl and Boris Becker simply had too much power as they Joe Montana began this decade with one memorable i A - moved into the semifinals of the drive and concluded it with another. controversy season-ending Masters tennis tour­ But what may say more about the pro football player nament with perfect 3-0 records, of the ’80s was the nonchalant way he conducted himself Lendl downing John McEnroe 6-3, on Nov. 7,1986. By Enrico Jacomini The Associated Press 6-3 after Becker stopped Stefan Ed- That was when, eight weeks after delicate back berg6-l,6-4. surgery, he stood in a room at the San Francisco 49ers’ R O ^ — The 1990 World Cup will get under The delicate chips, disguised drop Uaining center in Redwood City, Calif., wondering why shots and perfect volley placements anyone would question how he could return so soon to a way six months before its first game with a lavish \ ceremony and a little controversy. had no chance. There was no finesse game in which opponents are paid to knock him down. involved. Just heavyweight punches “That’s footbil,” he said. “I’m a football player and I The 24 qualifiers will be split into six first-round groups announced at a ceremony at the Rome Sports delivered usually from the baseline, want to play it as often as I can.’’ rocketing forehands and backhands Two days later, he went out and completed 13 of 19 Palace on Dec. 9 as the world’s most popular sport looks for a country to wear the crown won by Arccn- that found all of the passing lanes passes for 270 yards in a 43-17 rout of the Cardinals. tina in 1986. and raught all of the comers. Montana was hardly an obscure player when he Friday’s final match sent French entered the NFL as the fourth quarterback taken in the Play begins June 8 in Milan and ends with the championship game July 8 in Rome. Open champion Michael Chang 1979 NFL draft — he had, after all, played at Notre against Aaron Krickstein. Dame, where he alternated as the starter with Rusty The draw is usually based on rigid criteria set by FIFA, the world soccer body, which seeds the top six Despite their losses, both McEn­ Lisch. roe and Edberg also move into He was the first pick in the third round, following l ^ s considering their World Cup and intemaUonal history so they do not play against each other in the Saturday’s semifinals, thanks to the three first-round quarterbacks — Jackie Thompson, Phil first round. round-robin format. But Friday’s Simms and Steve Fuller — and he was, in fact, at least § 5 The six leading countries for 1990 were Argentina, results did determine the pairings. the second passer on San Francisco’s list. Simms, him­ McEnroe, who was handcuffed by self a Super Bowl MVP with the Giants in 1987, says host Italy, Brazil, West Germany, Spain and Bel­ gium. But England has been pressing to have its team Lendl’s blistering strokes, will face that coach Bill Walsh told him before the draft that San Becker, while Edberg will take on Francisco would take him if it got the chance. seeded and assigned to play in Cagliari, on grounds it will be easier to keep its hooligan fans under control Lendl. So Montana went to San Francisco, became a starter in “It’s like facing the firing squad,” 0 z; his second year and a star in his third when the 49ers on the island of Sardinia than in other parts of Italy. A formal decision on the seeds will come Dcc.7, McEnroe said of his semifinal op­ went from 6-10 to 13-3. ponent. but FIFA has already said clearly that England will’ They beat the Bengals 26-21 in the Super Bowl that not be in the top six. Lendl, the dominant player of the year, but that victory was overshadowed by the 28-27 m H Violence was an unprecedented issue for the draw 1980s, is seeking his 10th consecu­ y ji victory over Dallas — “America’s Team” — in the NFC tive trip to the final and his sixth cS ^ title game. and the Cup. It became a prime factor in soccer in 1 m I May 1985 when 39 fans, mostly Italians, were killed Masters title. His performance It was the game in which Montana engineered his first in violent clashes at the Heysel stadium in Brussels against McEnroe Friday night z “0 of many clutch drives, 89 yards in 13 plays capped by the before the start of the European Cup of Champions showed that he is ready to recapture 6-yard pass to Dwight Clark, who leap^ high near the the crown won last year by Becker. O J 3 back line of the end zone to catch it final between Liverpool and Juventus of Turin. Ever since, violence by fans has been a recurrent It went on that way. “The way he’s hitting the ball The Associated Press theme iii many national and international games, with In 1984, he led the 49ers to their second Super Bowl The Associated Press right now is incredible.” McEnroe PERFECT RECORD — West Germany’s Boris Becker o m victory and earned his second MVP trophy, passing for a SUPER JOE — San Franciso 49ers’ quarterback Joe Montana has led his club to three deaths, injuries and devastations of property despite said of Lendl. “I’ve never seen him growing police security. play that well.” returns a shot to Stefan Edberg in their match Friday night record 331 yards and setting another record by running Super Bowl victories during the 1980s in as many tries. Montana is regarded as the for 59 more. Italian World Cup officials, however, have said it in the $3 million Nabisco Masters tennis tournament at quarterback of the 80s. His clutch performances during his career rate him as one of the Lendl never lost his serve, which Two years later, he ruptured a disc in his back trying makes no difference where teams like England and Madison Square Garden. Becker, who easily beat Edberg, Holland, whose fans are considered the main gave him every chance to tee off to throw to the right while running to the left. The best to ever play the game. 6-1, 6-4, takes a perfect 3-0 record into the semifinals. uoublemakers, would play as they would pose the when McEnroe was serving. He o 2 surgeiy was supposed to leave him out for the year; it strai^t completions over two games. same security problems in any city. broke the left-hander in the third and m ^ cost him just those eight games. Then he had three touchdown passes in each of San McEnroe never got more than one set. Then, although they battled to Still, he was lifted in a playoff loss to Minnesota in FIFA has based Argentina in Naples, where its ninth games of the first set and the point in any game on Lendl’s serve But in a playoff game against the Giants, a 49-3 loss favor of Steve Young, whose shadow hovered over him Ffi^cisco s two playoff victories, over Minnesota and fourth game of the second. deuce three times, McEnroe never Chicago. team captain Diego Armando Maradona plays. Italy until the third game of the second had a break point. > CO that was perhaps the worst game of the Montana era for as Montana entered the 1988 season. in Rome, Brazil in Milan, Spain in TUrin, West Ger­ San Francisco, he was knocked cold by New York’s Jim He started strong, throwing three third-quarter touch- But none of that matched Jan. 22 in Miami, when, ob­ many in Verona and Belgium in Cagliari. Burt and carried from the field. dowri passes to rally San Francisco from a 17-7 halftime viously unruffled, he took over on his own 8-yard line The remaining 18 teams were divided into three “Retire,” people told him. deficit to a 34-33 victory on opening day against New with three minutes left and the 49ers down 16-13 in the groups: “Forget it,” Montana said. Orleans. Super Bowl. —Second string: England, Holland. Soviet Union Celtics He came back to have one of his best seasons in 1987, The followftig week, he hit Jerry Rice for a 78-yard Nine passes and eight completions later, he found John Yugoslavia, Uruguay, Romania. throwing for a team record 31 touchdowns in just 13 touchdown with 42 seconds left to beat the Giants 20-17. -—Third string: Ireland, ScoUand, Austria, Sweden From Page 48 games in the strike-shortened season, leading the league Taylor in the end zone from 10 yards out with 34 seconds He also directed a 93-yard drive in the fourth quarter to remaining and the 49crs were the NFL’s team of the Colombia, Czechoslovakia. with a 102.7 rating and setting an NFL record with 22 give the 49crs a 24-21 win over the Rams. decade, made so by the player of the decade. —Fourth string: United States, Costa Rica that included four points each by Shackleford and Hop- Cameroon, South Korea, United Arab Emirates’ son, giving New Jersey a 61-51 lead. scored nine points during a 19-10 spurt that turned a Egypt. 91-90 lead into a 110-100 advantage. A three-point play Miami rallied briefy, cutting the gap to 61-55 on Billy the next 13 points, including four by rookie Mookie made it 101-95 with 6:56 to play. Egypt, was back for the first time since 1950 and it Blaylock and three by Morris, to open a 72-57 lead. 2 By Ken Rappoport ing titles, but the way he won them,” said quivalent to Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game hit­ was the first time ever Americans and Russians were Morris scored 16 points for the Nets and center Sam Reggie Theus cut Orlando’s deficit to four, but Indiana m The Associated Press Jimmy Devallano, general manager of the ting streak. in this violent sport. Out of uniform, he in the World Cup together. usually is dwarfed by his broad- Bowie had 14 points and 16 rebounds. Roy Hinson, ac­ opened a 110-100 lead with 3:36 left on a layup by Per- Detroit Red Wings. “Never has there been “This may have been one of the harder The draw will be conducted by six international tivated ^ter missing the first 14 games of the season due son and was never seriously challenged again. S Early in his NHL career, they started a player in the history of hockey who has shouldered teammates. But on the ice, he records to break,” Gretzky said. “When ^ s : Pelc from Brazil, Bobby Moore from England to an injury, added 11 for New Jersey, which broke the Vem Fleming contributed 20 points and 12 assists to ? calling Wayne Gretzky “The Great One.” so widely outdistanced the opposition.” is most certainly in place. you score 90 goals or break the record for Karl Heinz Rummenigge from West Germany,’ 100-point mark for the first time since it last won on Indiana’s third straight victory. m It might have seemed presumptuous then, Ehiring his first 11 years in the NHL, points, you can do that over 80 games. “He has the thing that unique athletes Daniel Passarclla from Argentina — all retired — Nov. 10. but not now. starting in 1979, Gretzky not only rewrote have — a peripheral vision,” said Bruce But the streak itself is pressure every ^ d Uruguayan Ruben Sosa from Lazio and Italian Miami, which fell below the Nets into the basement of The most precocious athlete in his MacGregor, the assistant general manager Pi the lea^e record books, he became his night to be at your best, be consistent Bruno Conti from Rome, the two Rome major league the AUantic Division, got 12 points each from Thompson RcSSIf “ “ I sport’s history continues to dominate own point of reference. game in and game out.” at Edmonton who was instrumental in ac­ clubs. ° and Terry Davis. C/3 hockey as no player before him. The quiring Gretzky for the Oilers back in the The 200-point plateau, once Each star will draw the four names for one of the Pacers 125, Magic 110: In Indianapwlis, Chuck Per­ Bullets 107, 76crs 90: In Baltimore, Jeff Malone E league’s MVP nine times and its scoring And that is what Gretzky has been — 1970s. “He not only sees things, he sees unimaginable in hockey, was almost a six groups: A based in Rome and Florence; B in son had 28 points and a season-high 17 rebounds, while ^ored 25 points as the Washington Bullets broke away S' u champion seven times, he was an easy perermial occurrence for Gretzky, who the most potent, consistent scoring them faster than other players. machine in NHL history. Naples and Bari; C in Turin and Genoa; D in Milan Rik Smits had a career-high seven blocked shots to go from a halftime tie with a hot-shooting third quarter to ^ choice for hockey player of the decade in reached that mark four times, including a and Bologna; E in Verona and Udine; F in Cagliari “Also, he has great hands and a great with 20 points and 12 rebounds as Indiana beat Orlando ^ t Philadelphia 107-90 Friday night, snapping the n the 1980s. record 215 in 1985-86. During the He is barely six feet tall and weighs not and ftilcrmo. 76ers four-game winning streak. " ability for lateral motion, stopping and 125-110 Friday night. hJ “The most amazing thing about 1983-84 season, he scored in an in­ much more than 170 pounds, a relatively The stadiums in Bari and Turin are new, the one in turning. He’s pretty elusive, tough to The Racers took the lead for good in the third period Gretzky is not that he won so many scor­ credible 51 straight games, hockey’s e- frail figure among the bullies who abound Rome has been virtually rebuilt, and the others have C ^ le s Barkley led the Sixers with 19 points and Her- S match up against.” when Reggie Miller had 17 of his 29 points, but were un­ sey Hawkins scored 13. * been drastically renovated for the World Cup able to pull away until early in the fourth quarter. Person, who also contributed five assists to the victory. the^BSl^'”'^ * Bernard King had 20 for Homestead Numbered Upheaval Hundreds soak up Four Simms turnovers East Germans demand history of Cheneys/3 key to Eagle victory/9 reunification vote/5 iiianrhpHtpr Irralft

■rr Monday, Dec. 4, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm iBaurbrHlrr Hrralb MHS and Coventry Newsstand Price: 35 Cents girls’ hoop previews Bush hails ‘peaceful revolution By Terence Hunt in Europe?”’ see page 41 “These charismatic, visionary, sweetness and light” at the Malta SPORTS The Associated Press In fact, the president told a news designed to reduce U.S. troops in Bush, Gorbachev offer macho guys, they’ll do anything,” summit, he applauded Gorbachev’s Europe by 30,0(X) and Soviet troops conference after meeting with he said to laughter. vision o f Cold War's end handling of the change in Eastern by 325,()00 to a level of about BRUSSELS, Belgium — F*rcsi- NATO leaders that the United States The 16 NATO and seven Warsaw Europe. He said the Soviet leader’s dcnl Bush today hailed the “peaceful 275,(X)0 on each side. The negotia­ would keep its troops in Europe as Pact nations are negotiating in Vien­ response to the upheaval there “ab­ revolution” sweeping Communist long as leaders there desire. — Page 5 tions also are attempting to control na on cuts in conventional forces in solutely mandates new thinking” on tanks and other weapons. Eastern Europe and said the United Bush made his comments one day Europe. Van den Broek quoted Bush the part of Western leaders. States and its European allies would after wrapping up a two-day summit “The importance of this is that it as saying he hoped an accord could Asked what had emerged at the indicates both (Bush and Gor­ work together to see that “individual widi Gorbachev iliat both men said Bush and the allied leaders met as Bird heats up in Celtic win be reached about mid-1990. summit, he said “I think he took my bachev) want to make an effort to freedom everywhere replace coer­ heralded a new era in East-West Gorbachev was convening a meet­ “Let’s get it done,” the president measure and I took his and I think cion and tyranny.” reach such an agreement next year,” relations. ing of a radically reordered Warsaw said. He said he wanted the accord we both feel more comfortable Asked whether the Cold War was Bush’s meeting with NATO Pact in Moscow. Van den Brock said. NBA Roundup “in the bag” before moving on to about our common objectives.” “In that context, the term over, the president wouldn’t go as leaders were private, but Dutch The president was in good humor more complicated matters. He said Gorbachev was “deter­ far as Soviet Leader Mikhail S. Gor­ mid-1990 was mentioned. Without a Foreign Minister Hans van den as he neared the end of his summit Conventional forces aside, the su­ mined and unemotional ” in their bachev, who said on Sunday that the Broek told reporters the president doubt, that should be regarded as BOSTON (AP) — Larry Bird overcame a cold-shoot­ journey, laughing off a reporter’s perpowers are negotiating a treaty to private talks. The Soviet leader world was leaving the “epoch of the positive,” he said. ing start and scored 20 of his 29 points in the second half said tlic superpower leaders had suggestion that he was at risk during cut long-range nuclear weapons by “seemed very much in control” and Cold War.” agreed to aim for an East-West sum­ Bush was asked whether the im­ as the Boston Celtics rolled to a 102-89 victory over the bad weather when he boarded a up to 50 percent, and a separate “very confident in discussing Bush wouldn’t go along. “If I say mit in Vienna next summer to sign a provement in East-West relations injury-plagued Cleveland Cavaliers Friday night. launch for a brief trip through heavy agreement on banning chemical without notes a wide array of sub­ § ^ that,” he said, “then they’ll be as­ landmark treaty reducing conven­ could free money for domestic Bird made just three of 12 shots in the first half, which seas to return to a warship anchored weapons. jects with me.” king me, ‘Why do you need troops tional forces in Europe. offshore. ended with Boston leading 51-45. But he scored 12 in the Bush said that while “all was not The convendonal arms talks arc Please see BUSH, page 8 third quarter, hitting four of seven field-goal attempts, ^ m leading Boston to a 76-67 lead entering tlie fourth quarter. Cautious O ^ The lead ranged from four to a game high of 15 points the rest of the way. The Cavaliers, who lost for the fourtli time in five optimism Czechs reject games, were led by Randolph Keys with 22 points and m -j John Williams with 14. Boston got 18 points from Kevin 0 ^ McHalc and 16 each from Robert Parish and Reggie on summit 1 m Lewis. Boston went ahead for good on a foul-line jumper by new coalition 2 : -D McHale that made the score 20-19 with 3:07 left in the By David Briscoe O 33 first period. But Cleveland, playing without Brad The Associated Press Daugherty, Larry Nance, Mark Price and Tree Rollins, Thousands flee across 5 ? stayed within striking distance most of the game. WASHINGTON — Senate Bird scored 10 of Boston’s first 14 points in the leaders are pledging support for O m second half as the Celtics took a 65-55 lead with 5:41 left liberalized trade with the Soviet newly opened borders m ^ in the third quarter. Cleveland closed the gap to four Union in response to the Malta sum­ c/3 points, but Boston’s Kelvin Upshaw hit a desperation 3- mit, but some members urge caution point heave at the buzzer. against speeded-up arms control By Girard C. Steichen through the Bratislava-Bcrg crossing The Celtics led just 92-85 before Parish’s basket with talks. The Associated Press with his wife and 14-ycar-old o g 2:52 left began an 8-0 Boston run. A basket by McHale Senate Armed Services Commit­ daughter en route to Vienna, 42 m PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia — miles away. and consecutive jumpers by Bird boosted the lead to tee Chairman Sen. Sam Nunn, D- ^ .--v Opposition leaders urged people to The open-border policy took ef­ 5 r - 100- 85 with 1:16 remaining. Ga., called the weekend meeting a A > CO stage mass demonstrations today to fect at midnight, and by noon about Nets 101, Heat 77: In East Rutherford, NJ., Charles “successful and constructive sum­ - K ' Shackleford scored 19 points and Dennis Hopson added mit” but warned of pressure that it protest a new Cabinet that did not 3,000 Czechoslovaks had crossed ^ > 18 as the New Jersey Nets snapped a nine-game losing might exert on ongoing wcapons- meet their demands. Thousands of into Austria. Border guards said 3 3 H streak and handed Miami its sixth straight setback, reduction negotiations. Czechs and Slovaks poured across traffic may have been relatively > 101- 77 Friday night. “There’s nothing wrong with the the nation’s newly opened borders. light because today was a workday. 33 The Nets broke a 43-43 halftime tie and took the lead leaders giving a push to the arms The opposition Civic Forum also Lack of hard cash might also have for good when Chris Morris opened the third period with control negotiators, but there would threatened a general strike to protest kept travel light. a three-point play and Shackleford added a basket. be danger here if we pushed them so the government named Sunday. All Striking students, whose protests Leading 50-47, the Nets took control with an 11 -4 run hard and so fast that we get a bad but five of the new Cabinet’s 21 of police brutality at a Nov. 17 agreement, rather than one that wil. members arc Communists: 11 mem­ demonstration sparked Czechos­ Plea.se see CELTICS, page 47 stand the test of time,” Nunn said on bers, including Premier Ladislav lovakia’s peaceful revolt, greeted GBS-TV’s “Face the Nation.” Adamec, are holdovers. radio reports on the Cabinet with • President Bush and Soviet leader r Civic Fomm denounced the ap­ derisive laughter at their head­ Mikhail S. Gorbachev ended their pointments and called for new quarters. Hartford wins two-day summit on Sunday, hailing protests today on Wenceslas Square, They dropped plans to end the a new era of East-West peace. Both the center of two weeks of pro­ strike and return to classes today. leaders said they would meet again democracy demonstrations that The call for a new protest and HARTFORD (AP) — Lamont Middleton scored 22 in June in the United States with the forced the Communists to bow to Civic Forum’s general objections to points to lead Hartford to a 74-56 victory over Brown in possibility of agreements in 1990 to demands for reform. the new government were printed in the first game of the Hawk’s Unlimited Touranment cut long-range nuclear weapons and There were no demonstrations by state-run dailies. Only one Friday night. conventional forces as well as early afternoon. newspaper, the trade union daily Hartford, 1-1, led the entire game. progress toward a chemical weapons In the past nine days, the Com­ Prace, carried the threat of a general The Hawks took an 11-6 lead before running off 15 ban. munist iWty has seen its 41-year strike. straight points to take a 26-6 lead with 9:47 left in the Nunn proposed that the super­ monopoly on power removed from Peter Miller, a Civic Forum first half. Middleton’s lay up gave the Hawks their big­ power leaders set up teams to dis­ the constitution, been forced to oust spokesman at Prague’s CKD heavy gest lead of the game, 37-11, with 5:59 left in the first cuss long-range cutbacks beyond r / hard-line leaders and reversed 21 industry factory, said there would be half. Hartford led 45-24 at halftime. agreements currently being years of policy by admitting that a general strike next Monday unless Brown, 1-2, never got closer than 16 points in tlic negotiated. 1968’s Soviet-led invasion that a new government is announced by Dec. 10. u second half. The Bruins shot 27 percent from the field in “Conceptual discussions now crushed reform was a mistake. The Associated Press “It’s the only way for citizens to the first half and shot 35 percent for the game. should not have to wait the details,” Today the government lifted vir­ tually all restrictions on foreign show what they want,” said Miller, Ron Moye added 15 points and eight rebounds for OUTREACH PROGRAM — John Williams of the Cleveland Cavaliers, left, outmaneuvers Nunn said, adding, “But neither travel, and border guards reported a one of several opposition represen­ Hartford. Rick Lloyd and Arthur Jackson each scored 10 should we start negotiating new Reggie Lewis of the Boston Celtics for control of a rebound during action from their game Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald tatives interviewed on state points for Brown. things which would even further light but steady flow of traffic at the Friday night at the Boston Garden. The Celtics won, 102-89. delay the existing negotiations/’ 20 rail and road crossings into television. Senate Republican leader Bob HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE — Mark Anthony Jelks and Lauren Torrisi perform in the Austria. It was the first unrestricted Theater director Miroslav Dole of Kansas also expressed con­ Manchester Ballet Company production of “ Twas The Night Before Christmas" at travel in decades. Machacck, representing striking ac- cern that Bush and Gorbachev might Manchester High School on Saturday. Story on page 4. “Maybe this is truly freedom,” be putting too much pressure on said Stanislaw Balaz, who drove Please see CZECHS, page 8 1 arms control negotiators to reach agreements. “I’m a little bit concerned about trying to put a deadline on any arms Weiss defends Main St. action, control negotiations,” said Dole, ad­ How do you spell relief? ding, “I hope that wasn’t done.” He said he needed more details of the says lawsuit spurred settlement For her, it’s ‘potty parity’ Please see REACTION, page 8 parking space for some of' the “The word we got from the state, By Elizabeth Lightfoot building codes to require more By Rick Santos businessmen. stalls in women’s restrooms. at that time when I was in town, was The Associated Press TODAY Manchester Herald Weiss said the state agreed to let that any changes that caused delay, The hope is the new fommla the town negotiate with the will help eliminate the agonizing --...... would have resulted in the funds not HARTFORD — For years I^mier Town Manager Robert B. businessmen over the access road 10-minute-plus lines that inevitab­ being there,” he said. people fought to make public Weiss, defending himself against only after they had filed suit. The ly form outside the ladies’ room The state and federal govern­ restrooms accessible to the hand­ Index criticism that he delayed a deal with businessmen, who belong to a group while rooms for gents remain vir­ ments will pay about S13 million of icapped. Now there’s a movement p agss, section s disgruntled businessmen on the called A Dowtown Association to tually empty. 16 2 the Sl5 million cost of the project afoot to make them more acces­ Main Street project, said today their “It may not be the most pressing Preserve die Thoroughfare, had filed while die town will pick up the rest. sible to another significant seg­ lawsuit against the work spurred a issue we are facing, but there’s no filaRsifiad 14-16 suit against the project in March to But Weiss said when the state ment of the population: women. Comics 13 solution to the problem. reason why we shouldn’t suggest block plans for the access road. Attorney General’s office learned of They call it “restroom equity” or Focus 12 Weiss was criticized by Weiss, who retired after 23 years the suit, it gave die town approval to it,” Herbst said recently. local/Stata ____ 2-4 “potty parity” and, ironically, it Democratic Director and former as manager in June, said he could negotiate a change in the plans to State Rep. Richard Tulisano, D- lotterv 2 Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., who said has garnered support from both Nation/Wsrld 5.7 not negotiate a deal with die mer­ eliminate the permanent access road. sexes. Rocky Hill, was the first to public­ the former manager had told him a ly call for restroom equity in Con­ Obituaries 2 chants initially because die state The deletion of the permanent ac­ “As joking and humorous as it 6 deal could not be worked out with necticut, when in August he cited a Ooinion Department of Transportation and cess road from the plans has been may sound, some people are taking Soorls 9-11. 14 the businessmen. On Friday, the j die Federal Highway Administration agreed upon by the town and die it as serious,” said state Sen. Marie study by the Virginia Polytechnic 1 Television 13 town announced a deal to drop plans had direatencd to wididraw funding group with the conditions the law- Herbst, D-Vernon, who has Institute. The study, TUlisano said. for a permanent access road during of the project if alterations were proposed changing the state’s Please see PARITY, page 8 1______the project that would have eaten up made to design plans. Plea.se .see MAIN STREET, page 8