«0 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 11, 1986 2 - M A FOCUS SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Davis donation Tree prices are Mats swing deal

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright boosts land trust holding steady for McReynolds Merchandise 03 fu r n itu r e as* P S Q O 3 t i ... page 15 ... page 22 Mahogany dining-'room BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 1771 h o lid ay/ table, excellent condition, L i l SEASONAL one leaf, pads, no chairs. KiT, KNooj Anyone $170.00. Call 643-7046. |gg|| CARPENTRY/ MI8CEUANE0U8 MI8CELLANE0U8 Christmas Tfees - cut vour NAMED own. Sundays only. $15.00 King Size - bed with REM0DELIN6 ELECTRICAL 8ERVICE8 8ERVICE8 each. 11 villa Louisa Road headboard. Good condi­ (on the road to Vito's tion. $100. Call 646-7844. Ceilings and walls re­ Dumas Electric — Having Odd lobs. Trucking. Home Restuarant. paired, doors and win­ Electrical Problems? repairs. You name It, we 601 30 Inch folding roll away dows repaired, extra Need a large or a small do It. Free estimates. r® 1 Live Hemlock boughs. bed with foam mattress. shelving Installed. Call Repair? We Specialize In Insured. 643-0304. D & D Landscape- 1 j Nice tor decorations. $2.00 $25.00 or best offer. Call Bernie at 646-3172. Residential Work. Joseph Complete landscape se- If— 1 each. Please call after 649-2385.0 Dumas. Fully Licensed, vlce, leaf and brush re­ moved. Call David iiaurlipfilrr HrralJi 12:30 875-4493.0 -ree Estimates. 646-5253. ^ Manchester - A City ol Village Charm Play pen with pad. Like Carpentry A Ramodallng 659-2436. (fill / Hand made Eucalyptus new. Wooden construc­ Sarvicea - Complete tion.$25.00. Call after 2 pm home repairs,and remo­ HEATINB/ Hawkes Tree Service- wreaths - great gifts. Sel­ Tune Up Time - Chain Hi ling at Presentalons, Glas­ at 649-8371.0 deling. Small scale com­ PLUMBING saws, snow blowers. Also Bucket Truck & Chipper. tonbury or call 633-9858. mercial work. Registered, offering a complete shar­ Stump removal. Free esti­ Friday, Dec. 12 ,19B6 30 Cents T« Under $20.00.o Two Pine bar stools with Insured, references 646- pening service. Qualltv mates. Special considera­ I I Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ backs and swivel bases. 8165. throom remodeling; In­ Sharpening, 104 Hilliard tion for elderly and handi­ Asking $99.00. Call 643- stallation water heaters, Street 649-2111. capped. M7-7553. 1680.0 I 7 9 I ANTIQUES/ garbage disposals; faucet P R O L O N G T H E life of cut L £ j COLLECTIBLES repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M - Art's Light Trucking - |56||PAINTING/ asterCard accepted. flowers In your home by Cellars, attics, garages snipping stems at an an­ Teachers OK rnTV/STEREO/ PAPERING cleaned. Junk hauled. Comic Book - Haunt of gle. This provides more Fear, no. 19. Very good MI8CELLANEGU8 Furniture and appliances I l £ j APPLIANCES stem surface to absorb condition. $90.00. Call 649- Name vour own price — 8ERVICE8 moved. Odd lobs. Very S h the water. Prolong the life 4744.0 Father and son. Fast, honest dependable TOWN OP MANCHESTBR Sears - gas stove, brown, 3 of good, but unused items dependable service. Your local handyman! worker. 25 years expe­ LEGAL NOTICE years old. Asking in your home by selling Antique claw foot bath Painting, Paperhanging & Call John at 643-4353 and rience In m oving. 646-9669 At It's meetine of December 1,1996 the PlonnIno and Zoning contract offer, $50.00.Anv offers will be them for cash with a Commission mode the following decisions; NATI tub. Good condition, osk- Removal. Call 872-8237. please leave message. anytime. considered. 647-9869 low-cost ad In classified. HOMART DEVELOPMENT COMPANY - C.U.D. PRELIMI­ E Penn Ing $80 00.Call 649-9137 evenings.o NARY PLAN - lOMSf BUCKLAND STRRRT/l-94/149 SLA­ evenings.o TE R S TR E E T {H-S4) - Approved the Preliminary Develop souti Electric stove - 30 Inch, ment Plan with modlllcaton under Article II Section 9.10.K self cleaning. for property known as 201-359 Buckland Street and 160 Slater Street. get pay raise Copper,$S0.00. Call 643- OFFICE/RETAIL IB0AT8/MARINE IMI8CELLANE0US MISCELLANEOUS [^ C L O T H IN G 2809.0 JOSEPH PUZIEWICZ - PRO ZONE CNANOE/OENERAL EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE PLAN OP DEVELOPMENT - 16S-17S OAKLAND STREET (P-SI) - Approved the change of zoning classification from Very warm Nowelglan Sound Design Stereo - Residence A to Planned Residence Develapment and the ge­ By Alex Girelll Sllverplate Flatware - ser­ mu(^ of which could be funded by pullover sweater. AM/FM, record changer, Typewriter - Remington 16 toot Mad River canoe, Box Spring and Mattress neral plan of development with modifications for property vice for 8 In original wood Associate Editor money the town is slated to get from Medium-large, excellent speakers.$25.00.Call 649- portable. Good condition, paddles Included. Used for double bed, $150 or consisting of approximately 2.18 acres and known as 265-275 the state for education purposes condition. Cost over $100. 2287.0 $35.00. Coll 649-1819.D four times. Excellent con­ best offer. Apartm ent size box. Never used. 50 years Oakland Street. C The Manchester Education Asso­ Sell $35. Call 646-4995.0 D on’t miss the m any offer­ dition. $800. Please call white stove-needs new old. $85.00. Call 649-6039. MARTIN, ROTHMAN A JONES - ZONE CHANGE - RURAL generally under the education act, 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- coll. $30. 646-5160 after RESIDENCE TO RESIDENCE B - 299V (PART) UNION ciation unanimously ratified a which passed the Legislature this Phllco 30" electric range. ings in today's classified S TR E E T (M-SS) - Approved the change of zoning classifica­ Avacado, plus matching columns. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 6pm. Farberware - Open hearth revised teacher contract Thursday past spring. broiler. Excellent condi­ tion from Rural Residence (RR) to Residence B (RB) for a hood. $150. Call 649-1988 Bob. parcel consisting of approximately 6 acres and Identified as that includes pay increases called The new contract also increases. Riding Lawn Mower- tion. $25.00. Call 649-9239.0 200V (part) Union Street. for under the state's Education ^ F U R N IT U R E before 10 or after 4. I RECREATIONAL Have you read today's the work schedule in the third year Craftsman 5 Hp. 24 Inch COLE A ALIBRIO - PRD ZONE CHANOE/OENERAL PLAN Enhancement Act. from 183 days to 185, Deakin said. EQUIPMENT Classified section? It con­ cut. Runs, but may need Set of beautiful new Bar­ OP DEVELOPMENT -176-179SOUTH MAIN STREET (C-0) Black and white televi­ tains hundreds of Interest­ The favorable vote by the MEA, Under terms of the Education Oak Formica Table with sion, 13 Inch. $30.00. Coll work. $50.Call 643-4535. bie doll and Cabbage - Denied the change In zoning classification from Residence ing otters. 643-2711. B (R B) to Planned Residence develapment for a parcel of which represents about S25 Enhancement Act, Deakin said, if two 12 Inch leafs and 4 649-5875. 0 F o r Sale. Rowing M a­ Patch doll dresses. $10.00 Sears - slow cook toaster each.Call 643-6452.0 land consisting of approximately 28,000 sauare feet and Iden­ teachers, means negotiations will the new contract is accepted by the padded chairs. Nice look- chine, fully assembled, 1 tified as 176-179 South Main Street. Ing set.$99.00. Call 643- year old, excellent condi­ ICAMERAS/PHOTO oven. Like new. $22.00. not have to go to arbitration if the Board of Education and the Board 0155.0 Call 649-8913.0 Two twin headboards, TOWN OP MANCHESTER - SUBDIVISION REOULATIONS contract is approved by the Board of Directors, the town’s general R H m achinery tion. $75. Coll 646-3245 EQUIPMENT AM ENDM ENTS (Z-72) - Amended the following sections of |£ 2 J and to o ls after 5:30pm. solid Maple, $49 each. the Subdivison Regulations: of Education and accepted by the fund will get $274,525 for the current Queen size sleeper sofa Hoover vacuum - excel­ Boxed towel gift set, new. - Section 5.02.01 (a) - addition of survey certification lan­ Manchester Board of Directors. year, $549,850 for 1987-88, and with chair. $99.00. Call Ice skates - size 10. $10.00. Kodak - Disc 4000 camera lent condition. Tools - $5 each. Call 643-0427. guage. Both boards are expected to $832,575 in 1988-89. 646-1413.0 Floor model wood lathe Call 643-1710.0 outfit. Automatic built In never used. Good - Section 5.02.01 (0) - addition of Commission signature block approve the revised contract. with accessories, $90.00 flash. Instant flash recy­ Christmas Items. $75.00. Singer Slant-O-Matlc-403 Information. In the second and third years of Call 643-0879 anytlme.o - Section 4.09(2) - addition of deferment language to be added The contract would satisfy the For Sale-Breakfast set. Man's bicycle. 26 Inch cle. Motorized film ad­ Call 649-4649.0 special, lust serviced. Ex­ to plans should a determent be granted by the Commission the proposed contract, the money Call 647-9322. wheel,$35.00. Good condi­ vance. $25.00. Call 569- cellent condition. Storage for the Installation of public Improvements. requirements of the Education that comes to the state for general • Section 4.17.02.2- addition of certification language to ero­ Enhancement Act for minimum R 7ILA W N A N D tion. Call 649-1680.O 7616.0 Sears - All purpose weight bench. Blond finish. First education purposes could be used to Lovely twin maple bed lifting bench with leg att­ $100. 649-4702. sion control plans. teacher salaries and would permit pay salaries. bookcase headboard. No l i J GARDEN Hart skis - 175 cm with 35mm Canon - AE-1 Ca­ achment. All ossembled, TOWN OP MANCHESTER • ZONING RROULATION the town to get both funds specifi­ Tw in bedspreads - quilted. AM ENDM ENTS (Z-71) - Amended the Zanlng Regulations Under the revised salary sche­ boxsprlng or mattress. Solomon step-in bindings. mera. Body only, perfect like new. $75.00. Call 643- cally earmarked for salary in­ Herald photo by Pinto Apple green, excellent by adding Article III Sectlan6wlth modlflcatlons,governlng dule, the mimimum salary for $99.00 call 520-2942 during Wheel barrel - $12.00. Coll Good condition. $50.00. condition. $95.00. Call 643- 9000.O the creation of rear lots tor residential purposes In the Rural creases and others that would be teachers with a bachelor’s degree the day.o 649-5741.0 Call anytim e 649-1794.0 9797 after 7 pm.o condition. $15.00 each. Residence, Residence AA, Residence A, Residence B, Resi­ Vised to support education in Call 649-9239.n dence C and Planned Residence Development Zones. would increase to from $18,903 to Hundreds of reoders turn general. $19,457 in the first year. The Storm casualty AFTI to Classified every dov TOWN OP MANCHESTER - MANDATORY REPERRAL - The contract would be run for Thui R 71 MISCELLANEOUS I b t I MISCELLANEOUS ■^M ISCELLANEOUS fS T I MISCELLANEOUS searching for some par­ ABANDONMENT OP OLCOTT STREET WEST - Approved maximum salary for a teacher with Automotive the mandatory referrol. Section 9-24 of the Connecticut (Ge­ three years, one year longer than a bachelor’s degree would increase No one was injured in this accident Thursday evening on the scene of the 5:27 p.m. collision on foot. An arrest East ISJ f o r s a le 12^ FOR SALE E l l FOR SALE |B7 | f0R SALE ticular Item. Will your ad neral Statutes, for the abandonment of Olcott Street West. be there? 643-2711. the one it would replace. to from $27,228 to $28,012. report said police found Mahoney, 42, at his Bisseii Street A copy of these decisions hos been filed In the Town Clerk's MEA President Catherine Maz- Bisseii Street in which poiice said a car crossed over the thun CARR Office. In the second year, the increase center haif of the roadway and struck a snowpiow driven home, where he was charged with evading responsibility Portable Ice skating rink - zotta said after a half-hour closed- the ' FOR RALE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION door meeting in the auditorium at would be from $M,922 to $21,996 for and traveling at an unreasonable speed. 24 feet diameter Includes LEO KWASH the minimum and from $30,121 to . by James W. Setsky, 53, who is shown walking away. asso liner, edging, clamps. Manchester High School that the Dated In Manchester, CT, this 11th day of December, 1996. $31,667 for the maximum. Police said the driver of the car, Thomas Mahoney, fled clou $35.00. Call 646-4638.0 votes were unanimous on all FREE CLASSIFIED ADS 1974 Ford Maverick - 4 ^4^ door, good body, runs 021-12 aspects of the contract. She did ixit For teachers with master's de­ To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for Gas Heater, 35,000 BTU. great. $400 or best offer. know how many union members grees at the top of a 12-step salary $35.00. Artificall Christ­ 647-7168. were present, but said the number scale, the increase would be from mas tree - Free! Call NOTICE OP ORDINANCE met the quorum requirement. $31,282 to $32,182 in the first year, 2 ’ 99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days — FREEI 643-1814.0 Debt soars despite Gramm-Rudman Suburu - 1985, 5 speed, air TOWN OP BOLTON Assistant School Superintendent and from $34,604 to $36,380 in the conditioning, stereo/tape second. In the third year, the top Holiday Matrix lifetime deck, sun roof, P/pack, Wilson Deakin said today the 1 a a 4 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 5.2(E) of the step for teachers with master's White House budget aides were Fill out coupon (one word membership - before you cruise, only 9,000 miles. ' Bolton Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adoption by the revised salary schedule for the By Tom Roum When Reagan signed the mea­ The fiscal 1986 target of $172 per space) and mall or buy from them, check 646-3430. $7,400. Bolton Board of Selectmen at a Regular Board Meeting held 1986-87 year would provide raises of degrees would be $40,192. Deakin The Associated Press sure a year ago today, the national billion was missed by nearly $50 striving to finish work today on a 7 • bring to the Manchester S 6 with me and save. 647-9829 on December 2,1986 of the following Ordinance; jiist less than 3 percent over those said about 65 percent of Manches­ debt—the accumulation of decades billion. And the 1987 target of $144 proposed administration budget Jusi Herald Office, 16 Bralnard evenings. 1980 - Toyota Tercel - ROADS, AUTHORITY TO CLOSE called for in the current contract. ter’s teachers are currently at the WASHINGTON — Exactly a year of deficit spending — stood at $1.9 billion now appears likely to be request for the next fiscal year that t 10 11 12 Place. excellent condition. 65,000 When, In the opinion of the Board of Selectmen, rood condi­ He said that raise would be funded top step. after President Reagan signed the trillion. Today, it is hovering at $2.2 missed by at least $20 billion. Budget Director James Miller vows P r ir miles. $2900 or best offer. tions and safety warrant, the Board shall have the authority trillion and expected to rise to $2.3 Critics claim Gramm-Rudman will meet the Gramm-Rudman 16 16 to close any town road to through traffic from any vehicle by money earmarked under the Two teachers who are not landmark Gramm-Rudman bottle IS 14 Call 649-8678. deficit target of $108 billion. Clearly state Item and price ENDROLLS whose gross weight exceeds 10,000 pounds. The Board shall Education Enhancement Act for members of tbe MEA appeared at budget-balancing law, the federal trillion by spring. has done little to pare federal but it In ad. O ne Item only per 27% Width - 259 designate and post such roads. The law was designed to produce spending, has failed to end peren­ But there was little indication 1985 Chrysler - Fifth first-year increases. Thursday’s meeting and and were government is deeper in debt than The ad. No pet, tag sale, or 13% width • 2 for 259 Any motor vehicle operator who operates a vehicle In viola­ a zero annual budgetdeficit by 1991, nial fiscal battles between the that Congress would take the Avenue. Low milage - In the second year of the contract, refused admission. They were ever. famil) M UST be picked up at the tion of this ordinance shall be fined Twenty-five ($25.00) Dol­ through a series of increasingly White House and Congress and has billions of dollars in spending cuts commercial ads accepted. Name. Phone $10,500. Call 643-9986 after lars. the raises amount to another 2.5 Nelson Youngerman and David But even though the Supreme of a m Manchester Herald Office 5 pm. Fully equipped. percent over the base, which would Morenci. both teachers at Illing Court knocked out its key enforce­ stringent yearly deficit reduction gummed up an already cumber­ the new budget will contain any before 11 A M. ONLY. THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE Living Address FIFTEEN (15) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION unless a peti­ have been increased by the 3 Junior High School. After the ment mechanism and the deficit for steps. some budget system. more seriously than it did the 1974 AM C Gremlin ■ tion for overruling the action of the Board of Selectmen on percent. meeting got under way. Mazzotta 1986 soared to a record $220.7 As first written, across-the-board But its supporters, the president president’s fiscal 1987 budget — Whil 646-1844. such ordinance Is filed with the Town Clerk In accord with The third-year, 1988-89, is a new came out of the auditorium to the billion, the jury is still out on automatic cuts were to be triggered among them, argue the law has at particularly with both chambers wood : Sec. 10.5 of the Revised Charter. now in Democratic hands and the rles w Dated at Bolton, Connecticut this 9th day of December, 1996. year in the contract proposal. lobby and said no member had whether the ambitious legislation when Congress failed to meet the least put the nation on the path Deakin said a total new contract made a motion to admit them, a has forever changed the course of annual targets. It was this section toward a balanced budget, drasti­ part of the law calling for automatic Crane BOLTON CATHER INE K. LEINER was negotiated. The total package provision she said would have been federal spending habits — or was that was thrown out by the Supreme cally changed attitudes on spending large TOWN CLERK OF BOLTON Please turn to page 14 81 Olds Omega 44K calls for 9.9 percent increases. necessary to allow them in. only an elaborate gesture of futility. Court last summer. and should not be scrapped. head •2850 Westo Told 81 Buick Skylark INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID fake g •2250 Sealed bids will be received Purchase at ano (1), picket In fhe General Services' of­ 1997 4-Wheel Drive, 78 Toyata Cellca Middlemen say North controlled millions in arms deals fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ % Ton Pick-Up it ovei ter, C T until December 23, He t •1750 1996 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ The Town of Coventry will receive sealed bids far the 77 Buick Skylark lowing: shoggi is a wealthy Saudi arms States government that knew pre­ where It went after that. because he is the coordinator.” Diana purchase of ane, (1), 1997 4- By Jom Drlnkord Ghorbanifar and Adnan Kha- decan •1250 (1) A TH L E TIC SHIRTS Wheel drive, % ton pick-up at The Associated Press shoggi, said in an interview Thurs­ dealer who said he acted on his own cisely about” the arms deal and CIA Director Wiliam J. Casey, in Ghorbanifar said the price asked « e 4> * e the Coventry Town Hall, 1712 "I c 78 Ford Granada (2) FURNISH A INSTALL day on the ABC-TV program in the deals, and not on behalf of his money transfer to the Contras. congressional testimony this week, for the weapons — about $30 million AIR CONDITIONING IN Main Street, Coventry, Ct. North himself has not commented identified Lake Resources as one of to $35 million for six shipments in blushi Stereo Specialist •1250 RECORDS DIVISION & until 10:00 A.M. January 20, WASHINGTON - Ousted White "20-20” that Iran initiated the government. Country Christmas Swedish Gifts ADJOINING O F F IC E - 1997 at which time and place House aide Oliver North apparently contacts in the summer of 1985. The pair said they did not know on his role. the firms involved in the compli­ all — “was coming to us from the to fort 79 Dodge Pickup POLICE DEPARTMENT all bids will be opened and cated transactions. Americans,” particularly North, But J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ One duck, two ducks, many, many, Visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT publicly read alaud. controlled Swiss bank accounts They said then-White House that up to $30 million in proceeds Khashoggi said he believed that fessionals buy their stereo equip­ •1750 The Town of Manchester Is Reagan approved the arrangement Khashoggi and Ghorbanifar indi­ who, the Iranian said, seemed to be and si more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, The Tawn af Coventry ree- through which up to $35 million was national security adviser Robert from the sale had gone to help ment and accessories. Discount an equal opportunity em­ cated they were told to put the acting largely on his own. ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks and Hummel figurines. We also ployer, and requires an affir­ erves Its rights to waive all deposited in the secret Iran arms McFarlane responded by askingfor Nicaraguan Contra rebels. And before the first shipment to Iran, He wa pricing on cosh and carry Items. — Wreaths and flower and folk art carry Swedish foods. Ellington STOP QUIK mative actlan pollcyfarall af Infarmalltles In the bidding Iranian help in releasing hostages they left unclear how much Presi­ which he said was in August 1985. money in the account by North and “It’s not such a big deal, small USED CARS pracess. The Town Is not deals he coordinated, say two key Call Jack Bertrand 643-1262. too, all hand made and waiting for Center Plaza, Ellington, 872-0273. Its Contractors and Vendars in Lebanon and that the Tehran dent Reagan and Iranian leader An American hostage, the Rev. by retired Maj. Gen. Richard V. shipments.” Ghorbanifar said. Rte. 8, Bolton as a canditlan of doing busi­ obligated to accept the lo­ middlemen in the transactions. 9 you at

No matter what your advertising message, Fill out coupon (one word 1 2 3 4 $1500 per space) and mall or Holly Bushes more people in this area will read it in bring to the Manchester 6 e 7 6 MUNSOrS'S Herald Office, 16 Bralnard 0 1 0 11 1 2 Wreaths & classified. We’ll help you reach the right Place. H

1 4 Cemetary Boxes 1 9 1 9 1 9 $10““ people, too! Classified ads get results. Clearly state Item and price Jewelers Since 1885 In ad. One Item only per Rl 6, Bollon; Hartford C iv ic Center; West Farms Mall. Glen Lochen Mall. Gtnslonbury 058 MAIN STREET Drake Hill Mall. Simsbury, Winlonbury Mall. Bloomfield. Crystal Mall. Waterford ad. No pet, tag sale, or Name- Phone Manchesief, Conn 06040 Tel 643-2741 Chapel Square Mall, New Haven: Sophia's Plaza, East Windsor; and Old Mystic Village Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. commercial ads accepted. Comer of Main and Williams Streets Mii:hai*'s (fidiQf'Mtislfi C.mJ'ViSd/American E^ptesb Address. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 12. 19»6 - 5 I - M) 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 12, 1986 Decision falls to deter firefighters from displaying cross

Multi-State lottery idea welcome, they didn’t even have to BRANFO RD (A P ) - It takes turned into such a controversy by a constitutional principle of separa­ youth group from East Haddam Branford Fire Department. ask,” she said. “ I ’m for it totally. I more than the U.S. Constitution to select few,” said firefighter Barth tion of church and state. wanted to take up a collection for “Generally, everybody in town don’t see anything wrong with it.” stop the Branford fire department. McGow. "It tends to separate legal fees to fight the court ruling. wanted to put it up,” Mullen said, Lt. Ron Mullen, the chief’s son, r a th e r than bring religions The Branford town attorney Groups in North Haven and West adding that even people of the fails to sway governor Forbidden to erect a lighted cross together.” recommended recently that the Haven wanted to start a petition “ Jewish faith from all over have 'aid the cross is “ just a Christmas on top of the firehouse, firefighters firefighters not put up their cross, a drive to get the cross up. called and said it was the most tradition” to firefighters. I'hursday climbed a tree on private Local Jewish leaders contacted 23-year-old tradition, this year. ridiculous thing.” beefed up management approacl\| “ Some people said to go ahead By Judd Everhart Division spokesman William K. property next door and hung the the town late last year to point out a Fire officials said more than 200 Company 7 of the Hamden Clancy Goldfarb, whose ex- to end up with the streamliniitg and put it up' anyhow on the The Associated Press Seymour Jr. said that O’Neill’s ctoss. ruling in a suit against the town of telephone calls from supporters Volunteer Fire Department wanted husband is Jewish, offered her that’s required. We’re talking firehouse, but we have to abide by comments reflect the division's .,‘T m a little discouraged that a Greenwich that religious symbols followed on Tuesday. to put the cross up at their private property next door to the firehouse about much more computerization, the law ,” he said. A HARTFORD - Gov. William A. attitude, “ that the multi-state lot­ frasitive symbol of well-being is on public buildings violate the Fire Chief Peter Mullen said a headquarters in honor of the " I t-Irt therr- *hey were absolutely O’Neill may have put the kibosh, for tery proposal deserves very care­ streamlining all of the workflows I now anyway, on a proposal that ful, close scrutiny.” and a focus on planning and.] Connecticut enter a . multi-state “ We would only want to suggest a control.” W he lottery because he l^lleves the multi-state proposal If there was a The agency oversees state lotter­ it seen state is doing so well with its own prospect of our lottery going ies, jai alai, off-track horse race arounc bankrupt and out of business,” betting and dog racing. respor - 1 lottery games. The state Division on Special Seymour said. “ Even then, we Russo predicted that revenues; Thei Revenue may ask the 1987 General would have to have long, hard would grow by about 10 percent a ‘ Assembly for standby legislation discussions about a turn to multi­ year in each of the next five years. of th e; In the past five years, the agency Santa’s Savers senior that would permit Connecticut to state lotteries.” j join a multi-state lottery' if one is Seymour said, however, that has witnessed dramatic growth in the tir developed and proves successful. division Executive Director A.W. revenues from gaming: 8112.8 projec million in 1981-8?, 8122.5 million in No action on the multi-state Oppenheimer supports the idea of le a s e ' 1982-83, 8147.9 million in 1983-84, lottery proposal was taken at a standby legislation. oppon Also at Its meeting Thursday, a 8191.8 million in 1984-85, and 8234.5 meeting Thursday of the Gaming 2 0 ^‘’■2 5^" o ff regular and sale items critic! Policy Board, which oversees div­ consultant hired by the division million in 1985-86. ision operations. recommended that the agency be “ With this curtailed growth, we Tha O’Neill said later he would oppose streamlined as it enters a period need a new structure. We need to canno when little growth in revenue from tighten our belts,” Russo said. a multi-state lottery “ unless we T o j AP photo have no alternative.’’ state-run gambling is expected. He said there would be no layoffs Celebrating Our 75th Year into 41 “ If it appears that our sales are Consultant John Russo, who was under his proposal. Any reduction uniqu Police remove the body of Ann Viner, day. Her death is the first apparent going to drop off because' of hired by the Division of Special would be through attrition in the competition from surrounding Revenue in March for 130,000 for agency, which now has 672 beca i A d d itio n al who was found floating in the swimming homicide in the wealthy Fairfield County states that may be pooling to have the year-long study, recommended employees. A d d itio n a l A d d itio n a l Devel pool at her New Canaan home Thurs­ town in at least a decade. larger prizes, then I would think we that three new management jobs be Russo’s report was accepted by w ere would have to look at it,” the created and that the government the Gaming Policy Board, but no 20% off 20% off inves agency have “ more of a business formal action was taken. 20% off governor said. “ But unless that is all already reduced all already reduced The the case, I think Connecticut has structure.” Oppenheimer refused to answer all already reduced when done an outstanding job going it Asked how adding a new layer to questions after the meeting, refer­ Misses’, Juniors’, Misses’ Furs New Canaan woman killed ring reporters to Seymour. Misses’ & Juniors’ Suits hand! alone.” the top management of the agency His remarks did not close the squared with his recommendation Seymour said Oppenheimer & Petites’ Dresses Fake furs current sale prices 119.97-129.97 know "fully supports’’ Russo’s predi door on a standby bill that the that the agency be streamlined, current sale prices 49.99-99.99 Genuine furs current sale prices 349.97-699.97 gaming board may seek. Russo said: “ You need a really recommend ations. current sale prices 19.99-69.99 with additional 20% off 95.99-103.99 in apparent house burglary with additional 20% o ff 39.99-79.99 with additional 20% off 15.99-55.99 279.99-559.98 weel NEW CANAAN (AP) - Police returned home from a company The gray Volvo was found at East W ha are investigating the death of a party around 11:30 p.m. to find his School on Route 123 in New Canaan NU gets Now goin 63-year-oId woman whose body was w ife and her Volvo sedan missing. Thursday morning about one mile Connecticut In Brief A d d itio n a l resit found iluuting in her swimming Viner, a real estate investment from the Viner home, police said. In pool, apparently the first murder manager. Immediately called po­ A neighbor, who declined to 25% off 20% off Accused murderer faces third trial through The victim in this wealthy Fairfield lice. A small amount of cash and identify himself, said the Viners costly all regular priced all regular priced 20% off had been the victims of burglaries all already reduced finis County town in more than 10 years. jewelry was taken from the home, HARTFORD — Prosecutors say they will try a 28-year-old man previously and their car had been A p a The body of Ann W. Viner, clad in police said. a third time for the murder of a teenage Bristol girl. Ladies’ Warm Pajamas Underwire & Contour a sweater and slacks, was disco­ “ It is unbelieveable,” said a stolen in the past. lesson Misses’ Cardigan the I A Superior Court judge on Thursday declared a mistrial in the Sunday caretaker who has worked for the vered Tiiursday in a swimming pool “ If there was such a thing as second trial of Michael Joly, accused in the bludgeoning death of Bras Sweaters exat behind her home, which had been Viners for 14 years and asked not to wonderful, fun-loving, neighbors, it Reg. »18-»39 HARTFORD (AP) — Northeast Diane M attei, IS, in 1981. robbed, police said. be identified. “ I can’t understand was the Viners,” the neighbor said. Bali, Warner’ s, Olga, & others. current sale prices 15.97-29.97 add Utilities is using a 850,000 fine from Assistant State’s Attorney John Malone said he planned to try with 25% off 13.50-29.25 The state medical examiner’s what kind of animal would do Grace Shanley, director of the Reg. 12.50-19. .50 with additional 20% off 12.78-23.98 ap p something like this.” the federal Nuclear Regulatory Joly again, probably late next year. Joly remains in jail in lieu of December office, w hich conducted an autopsy, Silvermine Guild Center for the 8250,000 bail. with 20% off *10-15.60 cori said Mrs Viner received a blow to Officers discovered the body Arts and a neighbor, said Mrs. Commission as an expensive lesson The mistrial was declared after the jury told Judge M. Morgan pict the head and drowned. during a search of the 4.1 acres that Viner was a self-employed art in safety, a spokesman says. Kline it was deadlocked after more than ten days of Blood was spattered along a surround the colonial-style home. consultant who dealt with corpora­ The utility announced the penalty Thursday, saying it stemmed from deliberations. 12- 13-14 A d d itio n a l con staircase between the kitchen and The pool is about 100 yards from the tions and private customers. the second floor, but police said house, tucked into the northeast an incident on July 23 in which an and they didn’t know the source of the corner of the property at the foot of She was prominent in the Na­ employee of the Connecticut Yan­ Town proposes cigarette ban A d d itio n a l 25% off blood. a grassy slope. tional League of Women Voters and kee nuclear power plant got an 20% off sufl had spent Wednesday in New York all already reduced The fam ily dog was found slashed “ W e’ve searched the grounds but overdose of radiation. SOUTH WINDSOR — A councilman who figures if teen-agers all regular priced ren City on fund-raising activities for Richard Gallagher, an NU spo­ 20% off and bleeding in the house when the haven't found a weapon," police Lt. can’t buy cigarettes maybe they won’t smoke has proposed and Gene Ready said. the organization. kesman, said the fine was the result all already reduced Juniors’ Famous Name victim ’s husband, Arthur W. Viner, making South Windsor the second town in the state to prohibit the Designer Original Nor of a health physics technician’s sale of cigarettes to youngsters. You save on of a miscalculating the amount of time The proposed ordinance would include fines of $100 for Misses’ Skirts Sportswear the worker could stay near a Sweaters p re merchants who sell cigarettes to people under age 18 and require By Union Bay, Tomboy, Genesis, Santa stream generator without receiv­ current sale prices 15.97-31.9*) a notice on all cigarette machines warning that the purchase by Reg. *21 *30 Cops cleared in chase deaths ing a dose of radiation that regular and with 20% off 12.78-25..59 Cniz, Collegetown, & Leger the with 20% off 16.80-*24' exceeded federal safety standards. people under 18 is illegal. cu.rent sale prices 19.99-59.97 In addition, it would prohibit the sale of chewing tobacco to The worker exceeded his quar­ with additional 25% off 14.99-44,98 pol terly radiation exposure limit by those under 18. sale priced Jury rejects claims policy violate^! about 10 percent as a result of the State law allows 15-year-olds to buy cigarettes, but Town incident, Gallagher said. The fed­ Attorney Richard M. Rittenband said Thursday that the council eral limit is three rems every three can legally raise the limit. He said West Hartford’s ordinance is now the only one of Its merchandise DANBURY (AP) - Peter Bar­ Staudinger Sr. of Newtown, father going to stop them." months and the exposed worker got A d d itio n a l A d d itio n a l Defense attorney Kevin Murphy, 3.29 rems in that period, he said. kind in the state, although Simsbury is considering a similar 20% off rett, one of two Bethel police of the 16-year-old driver, Robert regular price officers exonerated in a 1982 chase Staudinger Jr., however, argued that the 16-year- Frank Ingram, a spokesman for m easure. old driver was an adult under the the NRC, said no one else was as indicated 20% off 25% off “V that left four teen-agers dead, says The familes of the other three all already reduced Men’s & Ladies’ the accident has dominated his dead teen-agers and the second law and had a “ clear obligation” to endangered by the incident. all already reduced thoughts during the last four years. survivor settled out of court for stop. He also said that Staudinger NU, which co-owns the plant and State seeks transportation aid had had several beers before the directs its operations, will not Juniors’ Woven Shirts Buxton & Prince Gardner “ There hasn’t been a day I undisclosed damages from the HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill has asked the federal here! Juniors’ Sweaters accident, which he said could have contest the fine, Gallagher said. current sale prices 11.99-19.99 Small Leather Goods haven't thought about this acci­ Bethel police department and the government for $142 million in grants to improve the New Haven impaired Staudinger’s judgment. The utility was notified of the current sale prices 7.99-29.99 Reg. •9-»40 dent,’’ Barrett said Thursday after town of Bethel. rail line and the Interstate 84-91 interchange in Hartford. with additional 25% off 8.99-14.99 The teen-agers were in an El Murphy described the depart­ penalty on Wednesday. with additional 20% off 6..39-23.99 a Superior Court jury cleared him O’Neill on Thursday called the highway interchange "one of with 20% off 7.20-*32 and Officer R oger Connor of Camino, a modified station wagon ment’s chase policy as a set of “ We consider this to be a costly the worst interchanges in the nation” and asked Transportation negligoiii e in the accident. that resembles a pickup truck. The guidelines, not rigid regulations. lesson in what happens when Secretary Elizabeth Dole to approve the state’s request for $115 ’’I ’ve been made out as a other three teen-agers who died The policy says officers should procedures aren’t followed,” Gal­ bloodtiiirsty pursuer," said Bar­ were riding in the car’s open back. engage in pursuit only when serious lagher said. “ We take this incident million to improve it. rett, S'ho is no longer with the Barrett and Connor, who were in crimes are involved and not for seriously and we have instituted The governor asked Ralph Stanley, head of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration, for $27 million for improvements department, “ I was only trying to an unmarked police cruiser the motor vehicle violations. measures to prevent it from hap­ do my job.” night of the accident, testified that The elder Staudinger said after pening again." on the New Haven line, which carries 88,000 commuters each 25% off 20% off Barrett and Connor chased a car they wanted to approached Stau­ the verdict that he was never He said the utility is working to w eekday. 20% off all regular price all regular price contaii.ing six teen-agers for five dinger in a Bethei parking iot to especially interested in a monetary “improve the training of techni­ all regular price ' Corbins Corner, West Hartford miles through the town of Bethel warn him that it was dangerous to award and simply wanted a verdict cians who could be called upon to Machinists union members unite Ladies’ Boots Men’s Perry Ellis and imo Newtown on Sept. 10,1982. carry passengers in the car’s open that the police should have given up perform supervisory activities ... Monet & Trifari Jewelry the chase after getting the license- with the emphasis on compliance I Meriden Square Corelli, Sporto, Naturali'/.er & Danexx The teen agers’ car spun out of back and not because he had EAST HERTFORD — Machinists union members at Pratt & Sportswear plate number. with procedures." Reg. »29-«95 control and crashed into a wall on violated any law. Whitney Aircraft have voted for by-law changes that will enable The others killed in the accident “ These modifications have been Farmington Valley Mall Reg. »6-»50 Reg. »25-»55 Route 102. Staudinger sped off and the two them to take statewide action against the division of United with 25% off 21.75-71.25 police officers followed. One wit­ were Richard Messenger, 15; Tho­ incorporated into the plant’s radia­ Avon-Simsbury (D&L Shoes: Corhins Corner. Avon. Bristol. All six teen-agers, two of whom Technologies Corp. with 20% off 4.80-*40 with 20% off »20-*44 survived the crash, were Newtown ness estimated the chase reached mas Liguori Jr., 16; and Anthony tion protection program ... de­ Manchester. New Britain & Crystal Mall) (Not in Vernon) During a strike last year, workers at the East Hartford plant residents. speeds of 60 mph. One motorist Piazza, 16. The two injured were signed to keep nuclear plant worker • Tri-City Plaza, Vernon went on strike, while those at three other Pratt & Whitney plants The jury, which got the case testified that he didn’t recognize the Joseph Roberto and Glen Radasci, exposure to radiation to a min­ continued to work. Wedne:sday, rejected claim s from gray car behind the El Camino as a both 16 at the time of the accident. imum,” Gallagher said. • Manchester Parkade Roberto’s family was the other The Connecticut Yankee plant the parents of the dead driver and police car and did not remember A d d itio n a l one of the surviving passengers seeing any police markings or plaintiff still in the case when it has been fined three times since it • Bristol Plaza that police violated department flashing lights on it as the caravan went to the jury. Radasci’s family began operating in 1968. 20% off policy and should have abandoned passed him. settled out of court a year ago. The In December 1984, it was fined • Downtown New Britain 20% off all regular price the ch.ise after getting the teen­ In his closing arguments to the other three families settled out of 880,000 for a faulty seal used to all regular price agers' lioense-plate number. jury, attorney Richard Fuchs, who court during the course of the contain radioactive water in a NEW • Groton Plaza Men’s John Henry “ I khuw my boy did something represented Staudinger’s family, six-week trial. refueling cavity, Gallagher said. Young Men’s Men’s Puritan wrong, but the police were more described the officers as “ hellbent The plaintiffs have five days to No one was injured as a result of the • New London Mall Dress Shirts Th wrong than the boy,” said Robert to catch these kids and nothing was appeal the verdict. incident, he said. 1987 CAVALiERS Union Bay Sportswear Crewneck Sweaters figur • Crystal Mall, Waterford Reg. 22.50-»25 Real Reg. *24-»48 current sale price 27.97 with 20%, off *18-*20 activ • D&L For Children, Vernon with 20% off 19.20-38.40 with additional 20% off 22..38 quitE CHRISTMAS TREES 0 (Not in Vernon) Tri-City Plaza were “Choose and Cut Your Own” toth • D&L For Children, their Wethersfield Shopping Center A d d itio n a l Fil • Hartlord Civic Center indu 25% off Ame 20% off all regtilar price 20% off $20 all regular price all already reduced desti ANY TREE ON THE FARM Boys’ Billy-The-Kid Ne Bring the Family to Select Your Tree! Men’s Swank Belts Girls’ Shaker & London Ame 4 Door, Auto Trans, Power Steering, Air ansv Conditioning, Front Wheel Drive, Stereo & More All reductions will be taken at Sportswear Reg. 12.50-17.50 Sweaters Sena register. Intermediate markdowns Reg. 9.90-17.90 DON’T MISS THIS! stock Mzez Sizes 7-14, current sale prices 11.99-16.99 to in< with 20% o ff *10-* 14 with 2.5% off 7.42-13.-42 ^ z e n Qiristmas Manchester Historical Society presents their annual antique show and may have been taken. with additional 20% off 9.59-13.59 M P sale this coming Saturday, December 13th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 25 IN STOCK abou Tree ^ a rm Waddell School, 103 Broad Street in Manchester. Pres Many fine dealers will be coming great distances to display and sell Home of Quality Grown Trees a Na' their antiques. The state of Maine will have at least three dealers com­ pres! Barber Hill Road, South Windsor ing with quite a bit of country furniture and accessories. Furniture of all A d d itio n a l A d d itio n a l periods will be sold, not to mention jewelry. lamps, old toys, tools, took >300 REBATE Com Tel: 644-9505 or 644-0444 or 875-5470 silver, baskets, quilts, and an excellent variety of china and glass, and, of course, fine collectibles. 20% off 20% off 20% off ON ALL NEW CAVALIERS all already reduced all regular price A (Hirlstmas flair will be used in the decorating and to help us with that all already reduced IS t this year will be Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Clenter, Inc. who will be THRU JAN. 5th Nort OPEN raffling off a fresh dug Christmas tree for one of you to plant at your Girl’s Henley 8-button Girls’ Flannel Doe Spun Playwear theq DAY AFTER home. Don’t forget to sign up at the door before you leave, there will be For Infants & Toddlers, mart no cost for the raffle and the winner need not be present. Cropley’s Is ood Place to Buy a Car' Tees Sleepwear havii THANKSGIVING located in the town of Coventry on Route 44, and will also have discount current sale price *18-*29 Sizes 4-14, current sale price 8.97-14.97 EVERY DAY flyers at the front desk In case you would like to go out and pay them a vi­ Sizes 7-14, current sale price 9.99 with 20% off 14.40-23.20 coup C H EV R O IET with additional 20%, off 7.18-11.98 Fifth sit. f A DTED with additional 20%, off 7,99 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. done The show Is again managed by Gall and Gene Dickenson of Memory V M I % l E I % C O ., IN C . didfi Lane Antiques and 1s the show’s eleventh anniversary. The charge for the show will be $2.00, but with this ad you and your party will be admit­ Nica ted for 81.75 eqch. I22t MAM tmEET . MMCHE8TEII • MOMM Th We reserve the right to limit the quahtity Rone MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 12. 1986 - 7 < - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 12, 1986 OPINION V.S./World In Brief Iran continues press for arms By Bryan Brumley mission to the United Nations. nothing we can do about that,” he Rebels accused of truce violations The AMOclated Press And the speaker of the Iranian said. parliament, Hashemi Rafsanjani, A smaller amount, worth an MANILA, Philippines — Defense Minister Rafael Ileto today WASHINGTON — Iran is press­ last month offered to help obtain the estimated $S million to $8 million, is said Communist rebels violated a 2-day-old cease-fire agreement ing the United States to turn over release of American hostages held being stored by Victory Van Lines Bennet needs by carrying weapons during a march called in support of the nearly $300 million worth of weap­ in Lebanon in . return for the Corp. in Alexandria, Va., according Jack truce. onry purchased by Tehran in the armaments. U.S. officials reacted to sources with ties to the Iranian Officials also accused the rebels of eroding trust by days of the shah but never deli- - coolly to the idea, citing President government who asked to not be propagandizing. vered, despite the furor over the Reagan’s pledge last month to sell identified. Company officials de­ BED town scrutiny A n d e rs o n Ileto was comnienting on a rally Thursday in a village 25 miles secret U.S. arms sales to Iran. no more weapons to Iran. clined to confirm that the goods terror! west of Manila during which New People’s Army guerrillas Although many of the arms are The materiel consists largely of were there, citing the confidential­ top lit deteriorating in warehouses, Iran spare parts for such U.S.-made ity of their clients. people carried U.S. and Soviet assault rifles and chanted “Long Live the Palest Where the Bennet Apartments are concerned, NPA.” is being billed up $33,000 a month to armaments as F-4, F-S and F-14 Before the 1979 revolution that pay for the storage, according to fighters, C-130 transport planes, as brought Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho­ said t it seems there’s always plenty of credit to go It was the most open display of weapons by the guerrillas in a vowed populated area since the 60-day cease-fire went into effect sources with ties to the Iranian well as radar and computer equip­ meini to power, those goods were around when things go right and a shortage of government. Poli( Wednesday. The truce is the first in the 17-year-old leftist ment, American officials said in sent to McGuire Air Force Base in responsibility when they go awry. So far, Iran has unsuccessfully 1980, when President Carter im­ New Jersey for shipment to Iran by - numbe insurgency. raid to There was much fanfare when the conversion used a carrot and stick approach to pounded the goods. a private freight company, Behring Feds backed get the weapons, which it wants to Nidal’i of the former school building to housing for The bulk of the material, valued International, which has since gone pursue its war against Iraq. at $261.8 million, is being stored in bankrupt. cil on I senior citizens was completed in 1984. Indeed, by Town residents mourn slain mayor Tehran is asking the Claims U.S. government warehouses in the During extensive litigation sur­ refuge the time the Democrats who sponsored the Poland trade, Tribunal affiliated with the Inter­ United States, said Pentagon spo­ rounding the fate of the goods, they Leban project intoned their own praises as the first MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa — Residents and officials of this national Court of Justice in The kesman Lt. Col. Don Brownlee. were stored in a poorly protected attack lease was ceremonially signed, even the southeastern Iowa town mourned their mayor, shot to death as he Hague, the Netherlands, to order “Most of it is in pretty good warehouse in Edison, N.J., and The cil issi opponents of the project were hesitant to finished a council meeting, and Henry County officials all Iranian materiel held in this shape,” he said. But time has taken were moved to better facilities in JIMMY CARTER criticize it. defendant says proclaimed today “Edd King Day.” country shipped to Iran, said Amir its toll on some rubber and Alexandria about 18 months ago, el-Bar The council was to meet today to select an acting mayor for the Zamani, a spokesman for Iran’s chemical items, “and there is the Iranian sources said. . . impounded arms avenge That the Bennet conversion was innovative community of 7,300 after the death of Mayor Edward M. King, 63, Selim cannot be questioned. Us ma WASHINGTON — U.S. intelligence agencies and the wounding of two council members by a man authorities To get the Main Street building transformed tried to smuggle state-of-the-art Soviet military said was upset about a backed-up sewer. into 45 apartm ents, the town cam e up with a hardware to the West. This is the story of an “It’s one of Mount Pleasant’s worst tragedies in history,” said CDC reclassifies many AIDS cases unique financing arrangement under which it American arms dealer facing trial for a Ernie Hayes, a businessman who was active with King in Jl became a lim it^ partner with Community transaction he insists was a crucial part of the plan development efforts. By Robert Byrd major means of transmission for “Heterosexual cases are becom­ of the male AIDS patients report­ Development Corp., a private company. Bonds But intelligence officials deny that they authorized Ralph Orin Davis, 69, was arrested after Wednesday’s The Associated Press the disease. ing more important, but they’re edly have had contact with W K S t shootings. He was being held in lieu of $700,000 cash bond on a The reclassification increases prostitutes. were sold and tax advantages gained by anything illegal. still a minority mode of transmis­ E ATLANTA — Hundreds of pre­ investors. charge of first-degree murder in King’s death and attempted the percentage of AIDS cases in the sion,” Dondero said. “These people were formerly The intricate scheme collapsed when a Customs murder in the woundings of Joann E. Sankey, 39, and Ronald L. viously unexplained cases of AIDS The result was to be a showpiece, a building United States believed to have been During the last 12 months, classified as ’none of the above’ -- in Service tipster learned about the illegal part of it, Dupree, 44. most likely were caused through contracted through sex between a heterosexually transmitted AIDS where M anchester seniors and a handful of and those involved were indicted for attempting to heterosexual transmission of the they’re people who were heterosex­ Both remained hospitalized Thursday. Sankey, mayor man and a woman from 2 percent to cases among U.S.-born patients ual, non-drug-use, non-transfusion By So handicapped people could live with security, Commentary sell arms to Poland. Solomon Schwartz, three other pro-tem, was in critical condition and Dupree was in serious but deadly disease, federal re­ 4 percent of the total 28,998 cases. were up 232 percent — from 120 in knowing that rent increases would be patients,” said Dondero. “We rec­ The A individuals and HLB Security Electronic Ltd. will stable condition. searchers said. Fifty-six percent of those diag­ the 12 months ending December lassified them into the heterosexual predictable and limited. go on trial in New York early next year. The Centers for Disease Control nosed with AIDS in this country 1985 to 279 in the most recent period. group as the best guess of how they NEV said Thursday that it was reclassif- For a time, all signs pointed to success. The defendants claim their attempted sale of have died. In that time, total AIDS reporting got the infection.” about ing 571 AIDS cases as heterosexu- was up 58 percent. But as problems arose last year and again this automatic rifles and ammunition to Poland was Judge rejects ship-mlning lawsuit Heterosexual cases are growing years ally transmitted. faster than other cases and could In the reclassified cases, evi­ Nine of 10 cases of acquired C Drama keeps unfolding part of the quid pro quo that would have induced tion fo week, the politicians were nowhere in sight. All the cases involve people born make up nearly 10 percent of all dence points to heterosexual trans­ immune deficiency syndrome What’s worse, they hadn’t kept up with what was the Poles to sell them two Soviet-made T-72 tanks NEW YORK — The owners of a ship damaged by a mine in a weret outside the United States, in areas U.S. AIDS cases by 1991, said Dr. mission because some of the cases continue to occur in homosex­ Goei going on. ignoring a moral obligation to Bennet and some SAM-7 anti-aircraft missiles. U.S. Nicaraguan harbor cannot sue the U.S. government for such as Haiti and central Africa, patients have other sexually trans­ ual men and those who inject drugs, By Evans Witt Reagan — like Johnson, Nixon. knew about funneling the money damages, a federal judge ruled Thursday. Tim Dondero, an AIDS specialist ted m residents and the town in general. intelligence agencies have been trying for years to where heterosexual contact is the with the CDC. mitted diseases and because some the CDC said. Ford and Carter — was tumbling to the contras. The next, televi­ obtain the Soviet weapons for analysis of their The Reagan administration has denied authorizing or pianting shoot! In August 1985. the first complaints surfaced. holida WASHINGTON - Once before down a slippery slope of public sion screens are filled with materials and technology. mines in harbors at Nicaragua, although it said it supported the The elevator kept failing. Carpentry had been a nati in his presidency. Ronald Reagan disapproval without hope of former Reagan advisers taking Schwartz has named names, dates and places in action to shut off weapons shipments to the ruling Sandinistas. finished poorly or hadn’t been finished at all. South Africa defends curbs debate reversed a deep slide in his public reversal. the Firth Amendment to avoid an affidavit submitted to the federal judge But the ship’s owners and insurer ciaimed the vessel was Apartments leaked. The office wasn’t done, and standing and eventually pumped But for Reagan, it turned damaged by a mine “which was manufactured or whose Coleman justice testifying about the matter. handling the case, which has been put under seal One the promised “resident superintendent’’ wasn’t placement was supervised and directed by the CIA with the PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) ward said. his poll ratings back to daunting around. In another dramatic way, the for security purposes. Our associate Donald 19, re exactly a resident. — Officials said severe new censor­ heights. But can he make the The economy slowly improved. current situation is different and Goldberg bas learned many of the details Schwartz approval of the president.” The new media restrictions, damai After much publicity, those woes were In dismissing the suit, U.S. District Judge Charles H. Tenney ship rules were imposed because imposed Thursday, require foreign • Sleeping Bags magic workagain? The invasion of Grenada was a that much more difficult for put in his sworn statement. radicals receive more positive The addressed. Repairs were made, a tenant was ’The continuing scandal sur­ success. And Americans “rallied Reagan to turn around than the said judicial scrutiny of “high-level CIA and presidential and domestic journalists to get trial w activities” would be an unconstitutional violation of the coverage than the government. An official approval before reporting • Back Packs appointed to the board of the non-profit rounding arms sales to Iran has around the flag” a bit after the problems he faced in 1982-83. anti-apartheid group said it would his lav corporation that oversees the project, and the hammered Reagan’s poll figures tragic deaths of more than 260 executive and legislative branches’ power to conduct foreign on most peaceful actions against defenc THIS IS SCHWARTZ’S SIDE of the bizarre challenge the restrictions in court. apartheid as well as violent unrest. • Lanterns picture became rosy again. — a 21-point drop in his job rating servicemen in the barracks THIS TIME, Americans doubt policy. Gotti story; “The state has a duty to make federa Then at a meeting this week, the management in a month, according to the CBS bombing in Beirut in October that Reagan himself is telling In November 1982, Schwartz was contacted by a sure that radicals are not able to Under a 6-month-old state of • Stoves emergency, journalists already Goe company called for an 8 percent rent increase News-New .York Times survey. 1983. them the whole story. Forty- “free-lace” CIA agent, who told him the agency bring about a situation where and the renewed glow seemed to fade. Other polls reflect similar Reagan’s ratings rose steadily seven percent of those questioned were restricted in their coverage of muggi Wanted to get its hands on two T-72s and some LaRouche firm called tax-exempt freedom of the press is destroyed,” theble By itself, the proposed increase is not plunges. through the 1984 presidential in the CBS News-New York Times David Steward, deputy director of violence and actions by security OPEN SUN. 11-5 SAM-7 missiles and launchers. The CIA had come WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service has forces, but not of peaceful protests. pistol, sufficient reason for that to happen. Monthly Poll ratings are not just of campaign and into 1985 after his poll taken Dec. 14-15 said Reagan to Schwartz because of his past dealings with the the Bureau for Information, said on DAILY 9-9 shoot! confirmed that it restored tax-exempt status for Fusion Energy television late Thursday. The new restrictions also bar rents on apartments now costing between $397 academic interest. Reagan’s sweeping re-election triumph. was lying when he said he didn’t Polish government. anyone from urging resistance td was a1 and $528 would rise $35 or $50, and the Bennet high poll ratings- made Demo­ know the Iranian arms sales Foundation Inc., part of political extremist Lyndon H. And 1986 saw tax reform enacted By way of corroborative detail, Schwartz noted LaRouche’s network of organizations. “How are we supposed to be able the government through such acts them : Non-Profit Corp. would end the year with enough crats on CapitoK'Hill think long profits were going to help the FARR’S2 Main St. after Reagan had made it a that the CIA insisted he obtain the "hook The IRS said it erred in terminating the foundation’s to restore law and order when the of non-violent civil disobedience as The of a surplus to cover any em ergency. That’s and hard about challenging Rea­ INNOVAVVE priority of his second term. Contras. Thirty-seven percent numbers.” found near the tanks’ towing hooks, as a tax-exempt status in September 1985. Ellen Murphy, IRS director people are being conditioned in rent, consumer and school boy­ screw gan policies that might otherwise 643-7111 O UTDOO R EQUtPM EN T handli pretty reasonable. The current situation is sub­ said Reagan was tellingthetruth. verification of Polish officials’ good faith. The of public affairs, declined on Thursday to describe the reasons for favor of radical elements?” Ste­ cotts, strikes and protest meetings. The problem is that someplace along the line, have provoked a fight. Ask stantively quite a bit different But these doubts have not numbers could be checked against the agency’s the IRS mistake, citing legal provisions designed to protect the certainty about the future seems to have And conversely, low poll rat­ been ( from 1982 and 1983. drained the tremendous reser­ own intelligence. Schwartz was told. taxpayer privacy. disappeared. And once again, so have the ings revive thetalkofReaganasa replie voir of good will that remains for Schwartz began the tricky enterprise by The Associated Press, quoting named IRS officials in politicians. “lame duck” president. His “Tt THIS TIME, the questions are Reagan. Americans still think he arranging to meet a Polish attache at the Polish Washington and New York, reported on Sept. 11 that the mone; At the meeting this week, Steven Erie, initiatives will face a tougher aimed directly at Reagan. They is honest, in fact, more honest Bank Handlow in New York, to discuss the foundation had lost its tax-exempt status. LaRouche, a ent ell Community Development Corp.’s managing time in Congress and it will be include what he knew about than most people in public office, purchase of unrelated Polish products. Schwartz conspiracy theorist and frequent fringe candidate for president, he wo director, provided few assurances. When harder to convince American Come to our Regal Christmas Sale! possibly illegal activities being even according to the CBS-New later flew to Vienna, where he met with the head of is a director of the foundation. contra complaints were voiced, he told tenants that if allies to go along with U.S. policy court. run from his own .National York Times poll that found many the Polish commercial trade office. The American In a letter reporting its error, the IRS said, “Based on further 2 rents aren’t raised as proposed this year, a in international matters. Nego­ research, we have found that although the organization has He a Security Council. And, some ask, disbelieving him on this issue. businessman was invited to Warsaw during the substantial hike may be in store for the future. tiating with the Soviets will be acknowledged not filing returns for the periods ending Aug. 31, a cha if Reagan did not know of the And they like him. 40th anniversary of the anti-Nazi uprising of 1943 — SAVE 20% “ We won’t be here,” answered one. that much more complicated as 1984 and Aug. 31,1985, the tax-exempt status should not have been during diversion of profits from the Iran Events made the difference in a good cover for his secret discussions. The next day. questioning made it clear that they angle for advantage from a terminated.” ENTIRE STOCK OF SUITS was tc arms sale to the Contras, what boosting Reagan’s ratings in 1983 Goei those who have taken the credit for the project — U.S. president in need of a victory does that say about Reagan’s and 1984. Andonceagain.itwillbe HART SCHAFFNER & MARX. DIOR. SASSON. helped including town Director Stephen Cassano, in foreign policy. competence as president? the events in the unfolding drama IN WARSAW, Schwartz met with a high-ranking Israeli official orders Investigation BOTANY •500'..,Wool & Wool Blends victim known as the “ father of Bennet” — weren’t But Reagan has been here After the low points of 1982 and of Iranian arms sales and contra general of CENZIN, the Polish military sales apprel overly concerned with whatever might be before and worse — at least in 1983, events ran in Reagan’s favor aid — and how Reagan handles office. Schwartz initially inquired only about the TEL AVIV, Israel — Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin ordered Reg. ‘225 to ‘400 Reg. Sizes Only ...... Sale ^180 to *320 “If! happening. About all Cassano had to say was terms of the polls. as he garnered credit for various them — that will determine his SAM-7 missiles. He assured the general they would an inquiry today into the shooting death of a 12-year-old that the town is not the manager of the complex. policy successes. ultimate standing with the Amer­ not be shipped to an “out-of-bounds” nation — like Palestinian boy after determining that soldiers were not Chi Clearly, the time has come for Cassano and AS THE ECONOMY faltered in Now, events seem toberunning ican people. the United States. It took two more meetings to get responsible. SAVE 20% other town officials to begin living up to their 1982 and 1983, Reagan’s poll against him. the missile deal confirmed. The army said it was checking reports that Jewish extremists bur responsibilities. Bennet’s managers should be standings slid. Unemployment Reagan has gone on national Evans Witt is a Washington- Schwartz then brought up the T-72s, and was told may have shot t,be boy, Ramadan Mohammed Daoud Zeitun, ALL BETTER SPORT COATS during disturbances Monday at the Balata refugee camp outside told in no uncertain term s that their documents peaked at 10.7 percent in No­ television in the past few weeks to based politicai writer who ran the a sale was possible as long as the tanks were going BOS Nablus in the occupied West Bank. BOTANY '500'. HARRIS TWEEDS. Y.S.L. are public and tenants must be given detailed vember 1982, helping to send explain his Iran policy, to explain AP Poll from 1977-1981. to a Soviet “client state.” And American company man information about what is to come. Figures Reagan’s ratings down. At the the arms sales, to announce Four Palestinians were killed and more than 33 injured during Solid Blazers and Tweeds burgle couldn’t be involved, the price would be high, and a week of violent clashes in the territories Israel seized in the 1967 should be checked and rechecked by municipal previous low point, Americans probes of the Contra aid diversion Letters to the editor the deal would probably take a couple of years. he trie officials, and assistance should be available disapproved of Reagan’s work as and to promise full cooperation. Middle East War. Reg. *125 to *195 Reg. Sizes Only ..... Sale ^100 to ^156 and h Schwartz says that on his return to New York he Rabin told Parliament on Tuesday that Zeitun, who was shot in from those who, by their very sponsorship of the president by a 47-41 edge in the But Reagan’s explanations depar The Manchester Herald wel­ reported all this to FB I counterintelligence the head, died before soldiers opened fire at the camp to quell a project, implicitly made certain guarantees to January 1983 CBS-New York have had to compete for public comes original letters to the Law officials there, and to Pentagon intelligence disturbance. He said the caliber of bullet that killed the boy was SAVE 20% tors t residents. Times survey. In the latest attention with the steady drum­ editor. officials in Washington. , To this day, Bennet remains something survey, the public split with 46 not the type used by the army. noises beat of disclosures of new twists Letters should be brief and to Schwartz also insists he told the agencies that But Israel radio said coroners did not find the bullet. It said the ALL SANSABELT SLACKS night Manchester can be proud of. But unless those percent approving Reagan’s and turns in the affair. the point. They should be typed or some U.S. weapons might have to be sold to Poland inquiry was hampered by the fact that there were many shooting called 100°i WOOL FLANNELS, POLY-WOOLS AND POLYS who induced the town to get involved in the work and 45 percent Every day, it seems, there has neatly handwritten, and, forease as part of the deal — an illegal act that agency incidents at the camp the day the boy was killed. spoke project start keeping an eye on things, that may disapproving. been a newdevelopment. Oneday in editing, should be double­ officials absolutely deny they approved. Reg. *55 to *80 The not be true for much longer. There was talk then that it adds more names to those who spaced. With co-defendant Leonard Berg, president of Sizes 32 to 42 ...... Sale *44 to *64 man HLB, Schwartz set up a company called Global called Research and Development in Switzerland to wered out, H handle the weapons transactions. But the scheme Stef Ronnie appears stupid rather than evii came unglued when a Customs Service informant New John Deere HAGGAR HAGGAR HAGGAR was t — who was also a business rival of HLB — after I stumbled upon evidence of the deal and informed chain saws start Magic Stretch Slacks Wool Blend Slacks All Wool Slacks He wa The Fifth Amendment Freedom Fighter is a new ragheads, is the use of government funds without congressional authorization, indeed defying what federal prosecutors. Schwartz, Berg and other • Na*y • Brown $ 0 0 4 0 . B e l t e d $ 0 0 9 0 burgh figure on the American stage. Back when Ronald • Grey • Black • Machine Wash V A ^ “ “ .S'" $QQ90 9 defendants were called in for questioning and were Reagan was getting into politics through his Congress prescribed they could be used for. This easier, run smoother, • Mid Blue ■ ■ 71 indicted after intelligence officials denied having • Siees 32 to 42 1 2 3 • Sues 32 to 42 ^ 3 , 5 ^ . 3 2 .0 4 2 'd iu activities in the Screen Actors Guild, there were isn’t ordinary law breaking; this is executive N ic h o la s branch encroachment on the legislative branch. sanctioned the illegal sale of small arms and ammo quite a few Fifth Amendment communists. ’Those to the Poles. perform were persons who refused to answer questions put That’s why the big explosion, because the longest i to them by congressional committees concerning Von Hoffman lived political parties in Washington aren’t the Democrats and the Republicans, but the PURITAN their political beliefs, affiliations and activities. Perot plucked b e tte r Fifth Amendment communists in the movie presidential party versus the congressional party. industry lost their jobs and were blacklisted. Fifth That’s the undying rivalry in the capital city. Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot, recently ’Soft Orion" Sweaters Amendment Freedom Fighters don’t appear revealed as the source of money used by the White 100% AUSTRALIAN destined to the same unhappy end. CONGRESSIONAL PARTISANS, Republicans House in a vain attempt to ransom American • 100% Dupont Nevertheless, it is disconcerting to hear of an on the Hill just as much as Democrats, have hostages in Lebanon, got taken early this year in a Orion WOOL SCARFS reacted with the same hostility. In fact it’s the similar humanitarian gesture. He paid $40,000 to American admiral on active duty refusing to president’s favorite words for that part of the body. • 12 Colors *18®® answer questions put to him by a committee of the There is, of course, another way for them to remain Republicans who’re making the most strident buy an informant’s release from prison in Thailand Reg. *24 Senate on the grounds that his answers might tend silent in front of a congressional committee. The demands that all White House personnel who have and bring the man to this country. The tipster • S-M-L-XL $y9o to incriminate him. That’s what Vice Admiral John president can invoke executive privilege on their defied congressional authority must pay for their claimed to have evidence of American POWs in Reg M2 M. Poindexter did the other day when questioned behalf, but then Reagan can’t stand around under temerity by an early and permanent retirement Southeast Asia, which has been a concern of IN DOUBT? A REGAL GIFT CERTIFICATE! about his activities as national security adviser to whirling helicopter blades, cupping his ear, from political life. Reagan had best give in or learn Perot’s for several years. But on his arrival to Now you have your choice 6 * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ID President Reagan. Marine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, shouting, “I’m cooperating. I’m cooperating. I’m what other presidents learned; in a showdown, you safety in the United States, the informant said he of five new John D eere models — 44 to M c c ’s with ENRO “Soft-Spun” Sport Shirts...... a National Security Council staffer until outside coming clean.” can’t beat Congress. That is if President Reagan was afraid to reveal his evidence, and destroyed it. 18- to 27-in. guidebars. One is a twin-cylinder for * FREE ALTERATIONS • FREE GIFT BOXES pressure forced President Reagan to can him, also can learn anything. For the other thing in jeopardy super heavy-duty work. And the four largest have ROBERT BRUCE Wool Sweaters...... *29®“ ■k LIBERAL EXCHANGE & REFUND POLICY took the Fifth before the Senate Intelligence BY ALLOWING POINDEXTER AND NORTH to isn’t the president’s approval rating, but the public “ Step and Advancing Ignition System s” which estimation of his IQ. reduce starting effort by about one-third and improve Committee. hide behind the Fifth Amendment, the president SILK TIES-Neats & Paisleys...... sgs" reinforces the impression that he recruits his staff Ordinarily a man in his position would be moving both idling and high-speed performance. Smoothes IS IT TOO MUCH TO ASK why Poindexter and from the classified personals in Solider of Fortune heaven and earth to show he had no foreknowledge iianrlTpatpr HrralJi acceleration, too. RUGBY STRIPE Sweaters...... n9®“ of the embarrassing and/or illegal acts, but Other new features include double stump spikes tor North should not be given a direct order to answer magazine. The rumor around Washington is that Founded In 1881 the questions by their superiors and court the White House butler has bolstered a small Reagan would be best advised to try to felling convenience, “ ISO” handguards for safety. REGAL Oxford B.O. Shirts-Solids...... PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publlshor Look over the John Deere chain saw line. 8 models in RECAVS revolver on his right ankle and the upstairs maids demonstrate he did know what was going on under martialed if they disobey? It is a shoddy business OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacullva Editor "Your his name. The suspicion is growing that the word all, from 28 to 78 c c ’s. .... Quality Men's Shop" having naval officers copping the Fifth like a have abandoned black uniforms with white blouses JAMES P. SACKS...... Managing Editor REGAL Oxford B.D. Shirts-Fancys.. couple of Mafia soldiers. They’re also abusing the for camouflaged jump suits. This is a staff that among the staffers outside the Oval Office is, ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Aaaoclata Editor U W N & LEISURE talks like graduates of a survival training course, “Don’t tell a thing to the dummy. Just read ’im the PIERRE CARDIN Wallets 8 Trilolds..... Fifth Amendment. These men don’t think they’ve Sales, Service & Sharpening ^OMN DttWt 903 MAIN ST.. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER done anything incriminating; whatever It was they like people who go to the some church with people Reader’s Digest till it’s nap time. ” In Nixon’s case DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advartlaing Director it was better to look stupid than to look evil. In MARK F. AB RAITIS...... Bualnaaa Manager 3 for did from the plains of Iran to the jungles of who spend their Sunday afternoons blowing up SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Manager Rt. 44, Coventry • 742-6103 CAMP SOX...... Open Mon-Fri. 'til 9;00, Sat. 'til 5.30, Sun. 12 to 5 Nicaragua, they did it for flag and fatherland. abortion clinics. Ronnie’s, its just the reverse. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preearoom Manager HouriHours. M-Sat. 9-4 / T, W, Th. 9-5:30 / Fri. 9-7 They took the Fifth for political reasons, to cover The crux of this struggle, before we get to the JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager Ronald Reagan’.s keister, to use one of the clandestine care and feeding of homicidal Nicholas Von Hoffman Is a syndicated columnist. « - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 12, I9B6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 12, 1986 — >

Terrorist group vows revenge Ml* NATO Question of production cuts after top aide kiiied in raid ministers divides OPEC oii ministers By Rodelna Kenaan Selim, Abu Nidal’s commander His group also was blamed for the urge cuts By Robert Burns The Associated Press in Syrian-controlled north Le­ seizure of a Pan American World recommended to Thursday’s open­ “urgent task.” banon, was better known by his airlines jumbo jet at Karachi 'I, The Associated Press ing session that OPEC reduce its BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — All cartel members have infor­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — One of nom-de-guerre Abu Imad. airport Sept. 5 and the attack the output in order to boost prices to the NATO foreign ministers wind up mally endorsed the idea of raising terrorist mastermind Abu Nidal’s Police said Abu Nidal’s guerrillas next day on a synagogue in GENEVA — OPEC oil ministers $18 target. No specific ceiling was two days of consultations today recommended. prices to $18 a barrel as soon as top lieutenants was among nine prevented Lebanese rescue teams Istanbul, Turkey. Twenty people opened a second day of talks today, after calling for new talks with the “The present level of prices possible. people killed in an Israeli air raid on and journalists from reaching their were killed in the first attack and divided on whether to cut produc­ M1C, Soviet bioc aimed at reducing tion to boost prices to $18 a barrel. cannot be maintained with current Palestinian guerrilla bases, police stricken headquarters, saying the 22, including the two gunmen, in the f.-- -f" Libya, Iran and some other troops and conventional weapons in I The cartel leaders declined to OPEC production and ... if a higher said today. The terrorist group Israeli jets had dropped delayed second. delegations have expressed sup­ level of prices is to be achieved then vowed revenge. action bombs. Police said five of those killed in Europe. comment as they entered a hotel port for production cuts, but meeting room in a session res­ total OPEC production has to be Police also raised their toll of the The Israeli command in Tel Aviv the Israeli raid were Palestinians Ministers of the 16-nation North Ecuador, Iraq and Venezuela have tricted to the 13 ministers of the reduced,” said the panel’s report, a number wounded in Thursday’s said the targeted bases were and the other four were Lebanese Atiantic Treaty Organization today said they think the current overall shepherds killed by a delayed planned to issue a communique Organization of Petroleum Export­ copy of which was obtained by The OPEC output of 17 million barrels a raid to 21. The headquarters of Abu operated by Abu Nidal's faction and Associated Press. action bomb that exploded an hour urging a 50 percent cut in U.S. and ing Countries and a few aides to day is adequate to achieve the $18 Nidal’s Fatah-Revolutionary Coun­ the Syrian-backed Fatah Uprising It described production cuts as an later. Soviet strategic nuclear weapons, discuss whether to implement a price. cil on the outskirts of a Palestinian faction led by former Syrian army proposed production cut. refugee camp near Tripoli in north Col. Saeed Mousa. It was Israel's 18th air attack on officials said. Palestinian bases in Lebanon this President Reagan and Soviet The ministers appeared to face Lebanon took the brunt of the Abu Nidal is one of the most long odds of reaching an iron-clad attack. year. leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev were wanted terrorists in the world. His agreement on production cuts. The Fatah-Revolutionary Coun­ radical faction has been blamed for Palestinian guerrillas and Shiite close to agreement on a 50 percent AP photo Moslem Amal militiamen con­ cut in strategic nuciear arms at Without an accord, prices would be cil issued a statement In the Nahr a score of bloody attacks in recent expected toholdnear current levels el-Bared refugee camp vowing to years, including the machine gun tinued fighting through the night in their October summit meeting in Iceiand, but the taiks broke down in Hear no evil... or decline, many economists 25% OFF NOW!!! avenge the death of Mohammed and grenade attacks in Rome and Beirut and the southern port cities believe. of Sidon and Tyre. Police said nine dispute over Reagan’s “Star Wars” Selim by "striking wherever Israe­ Vienna airports last Dec. 27 that Oil prices now average between Special Prices for 13 Days Onlyll lis may be.” killed 20 people. people were killed and 30 wounded. anti-missile program. A British diplomatic source said Philippine soldiers stalk through a field part of joint U.S.-Philippine military $13 a barrel to $15 a barrel, about «SALE ENDS DEC. 24 AP photo the NATO ministers today also braced for attack today in a drill that is exercises 70 miles north of Manila. half the market prices a year ago. planned to endorse the elimination A committee of six ministers We will take a full 25% Off any job that we sell. Jury selection set to begin Eugene Hasenfus, the first American captured by of medium-range nuclear missiles, Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista government for helping coupled with a call to reduce — ROOFING — SIDING — shorter range Soviet nuclear mis­ airlift weapons to U.S.-supported contra rebels, enters a siles immediately. Retired Navy man faces spy charges — MASONRY — court in Managua, Nicaragua, Thursday. The revolyiion- They also were expected to call E in trial of subway gunman ary appeals court confirmed a tower tribunal’s guilty for an immediate, global ban on SAN DIEGO (AP) — A retired Call Today I Time is Running Out verdict and 30-year sentence for Hasenfus. chemical weapons, sources said. within the next week, Cmdr. Mark Cubi Point is one of the Navy’s most removal of classified information, the prospective panelists and dis­ On Thursday, the foreign minis­ Navy man was arrested for investi­ Baker said. important radio facilities in the possession of a stolen identification By Samuel Maull gation of espionage-related activi­ The Assaclated Press miss those who cannot spare the ters and U.S. Secretary of State Allen was working as a reproduc­ Pacific Ocean region, handling document used by Navy security the time for the trial or are obviously George P. Shultz unanimously ties while working at a U.S. airbase tion clerk at the Naval Telecom­ message traffic for surface ships agents, possession with intent to in the Philippines and faces prose- NEW YORK — Bernhard Goetz is biased for or against Goetz. adopted a declaration that NATO munications Center at Naval Air and aircraft carriers as well as unlawfully use or transfer five Hasenfus’ sentence .'.cution in San Diego, the Navy said Station Cubi Point in the Philip­ company about to get his day in court, two The remaining prospective ju­ was prepared for new negotiations submarines. military identification documents, rors will be sent home to wait until with the Warsaw Pact on conven­ Thursday. pines when he was arrested Dec. 4 “Cubi sees everything,” the and failure to register as a foreign years after gaining national atten­ Retired radioman Michael H. -6 4 3 -2 6 5 9 tion for shooting four youths he said the case is ready to go to trial, tional weapons. by agents of the Naval Security and source said, adding that Allen was agent. Baker said. The proposal calling for new talks Allen, 53, appeared before a mil­ Investigative Command, and was “ certainly in a position to do some C were trying to rob him on a subway. Schecter said. is upheld by court itary magistrate at the San Diego returned to the United States. They then will be recalled and will be submitted to Warsaw Pact harm if these allegations are true.” Officials declined to give details Goetz, 39, is charged with attemp­ Naval Station on Tuesday. He is ted murder in the Dec. 22, 1984, formally examined by the prosecu­ representatives in Vienna Jan. 23. A Pentagon official who spoke on A native of Ponchatoula, La., about what countries may have tion and defense lawyers to further By Andrew Selsky Hasenfus’ only hope for an early Shultz on Thursday also assured jailed at the base brig pending the condition he not be identified said Allen is suspected of conspiracy to been involved or who may have shootings aboard a train filled with filing of formal charges, expected MANY FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE holiday shoppers. The case created determine bias or other reasons The Associated Press release from jail. the ministers that the United States the telecommunications center at commit espionage, unauthorized paid Allen. a national sensation and sparked that would make them unsuitable The People's Revolutionary Trib- would not let its domestic difficul­ debate over the merits of vigilante jurors, Schecter said. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — A unai found Hasenfus guilty Nov. IS ties over arms deliveries to Iran justice. The two-step process is “just revolutionary appeals court has of violating public order and and a secret fund for Nicaraguan One of the youths, Darryl Cabey, something to move things along and upheld the guilty verdict against security, criminal association and rebels Interfere with negotiations Automakers plan OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 19, remains paralyzed and brain be ready for trial” when Slotnick is Eugene Hasenfus and confirmed terrorism, and sentenced him to 30 with the Soviets. damaged as a result of the shooting. available, Schecter said. the 30-year jail sentence imposed years. He said “there is absolutely no The selection of a jury for Goetz’s Normally, potential jurors are on the American mercenary for Nicaragua has no death penalty, excessive preoccupation” in Wa­ trial was to begin today even though questioned by the judge, defense helping to deliver arms to Contra and the maximum sentence is 30 shington with the controversy in to boost air bags THIS FRIDA r an d SA TURDA Y his iawyer, Barry I. Slotnick, is still lawyers and prosecutors at the rebels. years’ imprisonment. The case was ways that would detract from the defending reputed mob boss John same time. “This is the definitive sentence,” automaticaily reviewed by the Reagan administration’s overseas Gotti at a racketeering trial in Goetz said he did not blame the head of the three-member higher court, known as the Superior agenda, according to a U.S. official, Bv Jose Hebert prompt General Motors Corp. to YOUR LUCKY DAYS AT JCANS + PLUS! federal court in Brooklyn. himself for pulling a revolver and court, Arwengol Cuadra Lopez, People’s Revolutionary Tribunal. speaking on condition of The Associated Press use air bags instead of passive belts Goetz, a white man who had been , BERNHARD GOETZ shooting the youths. said after the ruling was read The appeals court’s members anonymity. on a substantial number of its cars. included Cuadra, a lawyer, Roberto Shultz also briefed the allies on mugged three years before he shot . . . reasonable response? “Any violence that occurs on the Thursday. “The defendant Eugene WASHINGTON - Car makers U.S. auto sales, including im­ the black youths with an unlicensed part of anybody is the responsibility Hasenfus must serve the maximum Solis, a carpenter, and Urania developments since Reagan and are expected to produce more than ports, average 9 million to 10 pistol, says he was justified in the of the assailant,” he said. penalty of 30 years.” Villannueva, a health center admis­ Soviet met at Reykjavik Oct. 11-12. ' 2 million cars with air bags by 1990, BALLOON POPPIN' million cars a year. shootings because he believed he hardball.” In violent situations, he said, Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette, Wis., sions clerk. The leaders were close to accord . auto safety advocates predict after The Japanese manufacturers p - was about to be robbed when one of Once the trial begins, it is there are “three natural re­ who was escorted into and out of the Hasenfus was captured Oct. 6, on Reagan’s proposal to ban all two U.S. manufacturers said they “ have been silent” on their air bag them asked for $5. expected to last about two months. sponses” — paralysis, flight or courtroom by four soldiers, made one day after a plane ferrying ballistic missiles within 10 years, would put the devices in many of plans, but most of the European The youths, who were carrying The presiding judge. Acting fight, no comment to reporters through­ weapons to the U.S.-backed Con­ reduce all strategic weapons by 50 their cars that year. manufacturer^ are expected to MADNESS SALE! screwdrivers, said they were pan­ Justice Stephen Crane of the “My feeling is that all three of out the proceeding. tras was shot down by army troops percent within five years, and Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler equip their cars with driver-side handling money for video games. trial-level state Supreme Court, has those responses are reasonable and His Nicaraguan attorney, En­ in southeastern Nicaragua. He was immediately eliminate U.S. and Corp. officials told a Senate hearing bags by 1990, O’Neil said. Mercedes Asked Thursday what he has adopted an unusual procedure to appropriate.” rique Sotelo Borgen, said he was the only survivor from the crew of Soviet intermediate-range nuclear Thursday they plan to install Benz already makes the devices been doing in recent months, Goetz select the panel. ’The New York Court of Appeals, "not surprised” by tbe ruling, four. missiles in Europe. driver-side air bags in a substantial standard equipment. / FRIDAY replied, “I ’ve been working.” Leon Schecter, the judge’s law the state’s highest court, has ruled because the appeals court has Two Americans and a Nicara­ The talks collapsed after Reagan number of their 1990 model cars, Helen O. Petrauskas, a Ford vice “The trial is going to cost a lot of secretary, said Crane had ordered that in a threatening situation the never reversed a decision by lower guan were killed in the crash. rejected Soviet demands that lim­ instead of so-called passive belts president, told the Senate Com­ f money,” said Goetz, an independ­ a pool of 300 prospective jurors to be test of the appropriate response revolutionary tribunais. Hasenfus was in charge of air­ itations on Star Wars research that automatically wrap around a merce Committee that Ford is 10 to 9 ent electronics contractor. He said available today. Over the course of should be based on how a "reasona­ Sotelo Borgen said he planned to dropping the arms and other programs be included in any car occupant. committed to protecting drivers I he would be unable to fulfill some several days. Crane will question ble” person would react. apply for a pardon, which he calied supplies. agreement. The commitment is contingent on with air bags ”on a very large contracts because of time spent in the Transportation Department volume of our vehicles ... closer to 1 SAT. 10 to 6 court. extending the deadline for its million than 500,000” beginning He asked his lawyers if there was overall passive passenger restraint with the 1990 cars that go on sale in ^ 2 DAYS 2 a chance he would be excused iS requirement, something the de­ late 1989. during jury selection, but said he partment already has said it plans Other sources suggested the was told "it was highly unlikely.” to do. figure contemplated by Ford to be ONLY! / JMtt Goetz said the case would be The bags, which are stored in the around 850,000 cars. Ford sells helped by the fact that two of his decideon Watch a Lincoln Logs steering column and automatically nearly 2 million cars in the United victims are in jail, but he remains b^autifuUy inflate to protect a driver in a crash, States a year. apprehensive. SSI are favored by many auto safety A Chrysler representative said your purchaso, "It’s not a game,” he said. “It’s OM ilOW advocates over passive belts be­ the No. 3 U.S. automaker, which i m h i cause belts, if obtrusive or cumber­ has a production line of about 1.2 pick a balloon Chimney catches some, can be detached. million cars, also is planning to Stack ’N Build’ With the commitments indicated sharply expand its use of air bags, by Ford and Chrysler, there likely instead of the passive seat belt, to thonbttstit! burglary suspect will be a minimum of 2 million new protect drivers. cars sold during the 1990 model "We will have air bags on the YOU SAVE UlP H BOSSIER CITY, La. (AP) - A COUPOM year with air bags protecting the driver side in most of our cars by man accused of scheming to % U)\'m TH\*) driver, predicted Brian O’Neil, 1990,’’ declared Christopher a CO»APO«0 Demonstration. T030%! burglarize a home got stuck when president of the Insurance Institute Kennedy, Chrysler’s director of OFF A. he tried to climb down the chimney for Highway Safety. federal government affairs. A and had to be rescued by the fire I O’Neil suggested the number driver-side air bag will be provided department, police said. could be even higher depending on as an option in at least one 1988 car FUN If merchandise is Lawyer J.B . Wells told investiga­ Free. whether competitive pressures model, he said. tors that he and his family heard » x F O R ALU. already On Sale, noises in the chimney Wednesday Saturday, December 13 and Sunday, December 14. night and early Thursday, so they You g e t a n called a chimney sweep, said police WeekPWS - Ciance or ftppomtmtriV spokesman Gary Hines. The chimney sweep saw that a !*• 643-8080 A D D m tM A L man was stuck, so he and Wells Now you can see how packages, coastniction, called authorities. Firefighters io- whatever. BIG easy it is to build your own financing or And wered a rope and pulled the suspect there’s no obligation b J10% ”20% 4 out, Hines said. Z5 W estrio<5e Pr. S oWo h ,C t log home. With the origi­ EARN° SAVINSS Stephen Lacroix, 23, of Benton nal Lincoln latgs’ exclu.sive Join us on Saturday, was treated at a hospital for cuts CoFF tinker pond rp) Stack N Build construction December 13 or Sunday, after being freed from the chimney. TOO! technique, almost anyone- December 14 from noon to * He was expected to be charged with Call for directions 3 0 can do it. 4:00 pm. EXTRA burglary, Hines said. X £« £ » ^ Itss ^ Ca)me to our free Stack Call your nearest au­ 9 ’N Build demonstration. thorized Lincoln Logs FRIDAY We’ll show you how you dealer, listed below, to CASH 10 to 9 can enjoy rewarding log reserve your place and to ENTIRE home living for less. For receive driving directions. That's right! You can SAT. 10 to 6 less money. In less time. make extra money Share Your Unforgettable If you can’t come to our STOCK!, 2 DAYS You’re invited to watch demonstration, visit your by selling unneecjeci ONLY! / us stack logs the easy Lincoln la>gs way. You dealer’s model home another time. Or order items to reatjers of Christmas Memories.., might even want to join in! And, of course, your full color plans kit, with renderings of your Lincoln ixigs representative will be on over 55 beautiftil log and solid timber models the Classifie(i columns. ipX, The Manchester Herald would like to hear about your hand to answer questions about log home by sending 16.00 to your nearest dealer. You’ll be surprisefj Just most interesting Christmas or most unusual family tradi­ Bi’wari' of imitators. We are not affiliated with Lincoln Log Homes of Kannapolis. N.C. nor with American Lincoln Homes of Haltleboro. N.C. how quickly your a(i tion. Send us a funny tale or a touching bit of nostalgia. Northern Litchfield County Windham County will pull response. ■ include your name, address and phone David and Laura Wright Lee Bonin Rcacicrs will be calling Ore Mine Road P.O. Box 16 6 T H E ORIGINAL ■ no more than 250 words (one typed page) I.akevUle,Cr 06039 Woodstock Valley, CT vou before you know it' ■ bring or mail your "memory” to the Herald by Dec. 17. 203-435-0380 06282 203-974-2206 Eastern Hartford County U.Lincoln Logs CASH PRIZES TO TOP 3 WINNERS Dave LaCasse Southern Fairfield County Harold Wilcox LTD. Paul Smith The most interesting recollections will be published in Star Rt— Mill St 31 Grey Rock Drive Quaker Log & Solar the Herald on December 23. Riverton, CT 06065 Greenirich, CT 06830 297 East Center St 203-379-0240 Homes, Inc. 203-531-4909 Manchester 646-6459 Joe Thurston MANCHESTER Open; Mon.-Fri. 'til 9:00 ^ Tolland County Log Homes 541 Quaker Farms Soadieni litchfleld County Deadline... 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AHnn It might take more lime than you initially Downtown • PrlM Speed 15 epe. • Aste underline 13 And others (2 TRACED Q Manchaatar Opan Thur*. Ill 8 anticipate / ’ l i i f j e u e lv ij a Single-line correction mimory * Much, much mirel wds.) 10 Rounded lump ||i.4 T o H E A P a b o u t SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Do - 4 b - - V 14 Sum up 11 Intervene (2 yourself a favor today by pushing your­ © J?’ _ 15 River in the wds.) self away from the table and being ac­ ' ...THEN u T^, ' ,E A Store of Inspiration in 5” Black & White Television Congo w H E E tive Doing something stimulating out­ u FREE! 17 Mao Downtown Manchester 16 Roundworm tung o R E doors will fill the bill Know where to l c m o n j , o f i R a p and look lor romance and you'll find it The 18 901, Roman 19 Compass point rvi O D E Astro-Graph Matchmaker set instantly 35mm Camara 19 Parched 22 Kids E IVl 1 L reveals which signs are romantically A p P ce.5-? 20 Consomme 23 Tipple with evory purchasal 21 Batter IM E T S perfect lor you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, Hours; )3 ibles & Books 26 Actress t THAV£5 /J.-/2. (while euppliee leet) 23 Lawyer Melvin c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Mon.. Tue... Wed., Fri. 9:30-5:30 LIFE FOR MAN Albright LIGHT FROM CO D 36 Capable of 46 Interjection Cleveland, OH 44101-3428 27 In an immeasur­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Associ­ Thura. 'Ill 8:30 24 Singer estimation 48 able way ating with friends whose exuberance is WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli AM EX / yfSA Pinza 37 Foils even keel 31 Baseballer infectious is a good prescription tor tun 25 Jai _ 38 Exaggerate 49 Reimbursed 840 Main Street 649-3396 BUSINESS Purnoll Place S Berra today. Make it a point to dodge the I'M FEADINS-A DID YOU KNOW IT W AS 28 Poetic 39 Nine each 52 Egg (comb, dullards. I WONDER HOW MANY PINS-FDNS MACHINES Manchoster • 643-6156S 33 A rose B O O K ABOUT T H E A S L O N S A S T H R E E contraction (Lat.) form) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You have TABLES THAT BREAKS DOWN TO. lobm S rose " TITANIC.' 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They'll sense you truly care, and 103 New London Tpke. • Glastonbury • 622-6937 < Unlaex-Full Service Halralyling 41 Bodies of water this will have a settling elfeci 42 Minute insect PKjr 9 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Stabilizing Haircuts ^5 ^^0 .-L-« 'u-vp/, .Ilv,.,-I I. .* ' Call for appointments 643-1442 43 Turning influences will prevail today in areas Family Sports Shop Since 1944 45 One of two that have been disrupted lately They The parts should be most noticeable in your finan­ i DAY UNTIL 8 47 Always cial affairs I Cross Country and Downhill Skiis MANCHESTER! 48 Ktngfish TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Disengage 811 MAIN ST. MALL yourself from involvements with others So Male sheep « CHRISTMAS today if you have to attend to an impor­ 'Equipment • Clothing 91 Local B ridge tant matter elsewhere that requires 53 Desert in Asia your personal touch Make it a priority. 54 Genetic GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You may re­ . ------— ^ '*•"». 1 THE CRAFT SUPPLY HOUSE ® , r.. a material (abbr.) unanimity, even among experts. My quire solitude in order to perform at Attitude suggestion is this: When a king is led <3 S 50 Purnell Place (Olf Main St.. Downtown) 55 Colorado ski your best today Work alone in a place NORTH 12- 12-86 against a slam contract in a suit, give resort where others can't peek over your 4 Q 10 6 2 or count? count. If you have four cards in the s 646-8439 56 Heap shoulder 4 A 8 4 suit, as East did, play the second-high­ 57 Fr suffix CANCER (June 21-July 22) Social in­ ♦ J 8 2 By James Jacoby est card (in this instance, the seven- Large selection of Craft Supplies at an 58 500 race volvements with old friends will prove 4 Q J 7 CONTACT LENSES the most pleasurable today. You might spot). Should you and your favorite 59 Songs of praise not feel as comlortable in the company WEST EAST Here is an age-old problem relating partner agree on this method. I hope it HEARING AIDS affordable price. to defensive carding. When your part­ DOWN of casual acquaintances 4 7 4 5 3 may be a while before you get to try it P^i^ERN CONNECTICUT'S LEADING Gift Certificates • Ideas • Gifts • Classes & Morel LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone with 4 K 9 f) 3 4 Q J 7 2 ner leads the king against a slam con­ out in actual play. It’s much more fun FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS 6 whom you don’t always see eye to eye ♦ A K 10 4 3 ♦ 9 7 6 5 tract, is it proper for you to signal 1 Swears (C)1986 by NM In'. 12 to bid a slam and try to make it than to Mon.-Sat. 10-5 * Thurs. 'til 9:00 s will find much to admire in your behav­ 4 i;- k 3 4 8 5 2 whether you like the lead? Or should defend against it. 763 MAIN STREET ■ 643-1191 ior today He or she might even surprise Ask about our 10% Bulk Buy Discounts SOUTH you play a card that will tell your you with a compliment 191 MAIN STREET ■ 643-1900 4 A K J 9 8 4 partner how many cards you hold in i i a i miEMiAifaiiedmmmeaiBaoBstEsimi VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Try not to let 4 10 6 the suit led (high for an even number, CELEBRITY CIPHER yourself be overwhelmed by details to- low for an odd number)? ' day You'll fare belter if you look at the ♦ Q 8 Celebrity Cipher cryplogramb are created from quotations by lamous people, past and present 4 A K 9 4 In today's deal. East played his low­ Dazzle Her With A Quality OLYMPIA DELICATESSEN Each letter m the cipher stands lor another Today s due F equals C big picture instead of just a lew ol the est diamond. He meant that to indi­ River lore Diamond of a Carat or More t)y CONNir V;if Nf P brush strokes Vulnerable: Both LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It there's a Dealer: South cate his fear that a second diamond WAS XMAS QUALITY 697 Main St., Manchester “CXK WSPT JGLLKAKSFK EKCOKKS RK business proposal someone is trying to would be ruffed. He also felt comfort­ Missouri has endeared itself to gen­ 1.00 CT. Oval '3105 *2455 SI* Q Color interest you in today, it's best to let him West North E^ast South able about his partner shifting to a erations of Americans with its river 100 CT. MarquI* 3295 2695 SI* F Color or her make the approach Don't ap­ 1 ♦ heart. However, West thought his DSJ D RDJROS GB ... G DR SWC RDJ.” lore, folk tales and especially the 101 CT. Round 3005 3165 VS* E-F Color 643-0809 pear too eager 3 ♦ Puss 4 NT partner was showing an odd number writings of Mark, Twain (Samuel 1.05 CT. Round 4205 3505 VS'F-Q Color 631 Main Street 8 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) In a situa- 5 ♦ Pass t> 4 of diamonds, since the five was the Clemens). Statues of two of his cre- 1.10 CT. Round 4450 3T50 VS' H Color Luncheon Specials, Party Platters, — BDPNDJWA JDPG. lion wtiere your mate opts lor the lead Pass Pass Manchester lowest diamond not in view. So West aUons, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry 1.61 CT. Round 0500 5260 VVSIJ Color Deli Sandwiches, Homemade Soup PREVIOUS SOLUTION 'David ' Letlermein s smile looks like a crowded today relegate yourself to a supportive tried to take a second diamond trick. 2.56 CT. Eatate DIa. 7500 5000 role What difference does it make Finn, stand in Hannibal, his boyhood 643-6346 graveyard with the gale left open " — Red Skelton Opening lead: ♦ K Declarer happily ruffed, drew trumps Tum .-FrI. 7:00-4M , Thun. V I6 who s in charge, as long as it comes out home. His birthplace near Florida, OKI and made his slam. Mo., has been enshrined in the Mark nOO Main St. BRAY JEWELERS Since 1015 Mon. a Sat. riXhSM) Maternity, Lingerie, Uniforms What's the solution? There is no Twain State Park.

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And money-supply growth, ac­ automobiles and homes. omy continues to be sluggish, 'And each of these components cording to Holt, simply “betrays consumer spending, amid growing NEW YORK — For those who activity should pick up in the next measure a great deal of hope about the Federal Reserve’s desperate signals that, while the willingness The economy’s dependency on follow the economic numbers, a month — or quarter or year. the economy that isn’t necessarily effort to keep the economy from to spend might be there, the ability consumers can be shown in other Ups and downs of mutual funds Business In Brief nagging doubt is growing into a But while the index raced ahead realized in subsequent activities. faltering” because so many banks to do so is not. That is, consumers ways, too. but perhaps no more painful awareness: Something 10 percent in the past two years, the Stock prices, according to Holt, are in deep trouble. are hurting. convincingly than by citing the Why, therefore, should debt be A study by the Federal Reserve third-quarter rise of consumer QUESTION: fund paid | l million to buy $l ANSWER: No one can tell you, in seems to be amiss with the Index of economy as measured by Gross have been spurred by rampant Friendly Corp. to buy Farm Shops speculation and stock Index futures considered a positive indicator? Bank of New York shows consu­ spending to 65.9 percent of gross In a column million face value of Treasury 12.25 advance, whether the money will be Leading Economic Indicators. Natlonal Product has dragged itself mers this year have been more better invested in the fund or This forecasting tool, which sup­ to a gain of just a little more than traders who ignore poor earnings. Because, it is theorized, individu­ national product, the highest level about a govern­ percent notes, due October 1991, WATERBURY — Friendly Ice Cream Corp. will purchase als and institutions generally are debt-burdened than at any time in four decades. ment securities when those notes were issued — elsewhere. There is risk in that posedly gives a reading of the half that. Credit growth, he states, is a Waterbury-based Litchfield Farm Shops Inc., operator of 23 consequence of government, busi­ willing to assume debt when they since World War II, with 17.6 mutual fund, In v e s to r s ’ back when interest rates were fund, as there is in virtually all future, has been racing far ahead of Why the disparity? The Holt percent of disposable income early Such figures, therefore, tend to restaurants throughout the state, the companies have real economic activity. And it has Advisory, an economic newsletter, ness and consumer need rather believe their fortunes are about to you wrote, “If much higher. That investment now mutual funds. But substantial in­ announced. this year being spent to repay bills. cast doubt on debt being a positive G u id e has a market value of approxi­ vestment rewards cannot be ob­ been doing so for at least two years. attributes blame for the distortion than an expression of confidence, improve. But, say Holt and many interest rates go The Farm Shops, which employ about 600 workers, will be and is at the expense of financial others, this may not be so at the This percentage was reached, indicator of future economic activ­ up, the fund’s mately $1,212,400. tained without taking on risk. It helps lead to the consensus to three seemingly strong financial incidentally, in spite of the exten­ ity, at feast for now. William A. Dcyle Nonetheless, the children’s pres­ converted into Friendly Restaurants, said Friendly President forecast, repeated so often through­ components of the index: stock liquidity — that Is, it disguises a present time. share value will Because interest rates in the John Cauley Jr. fall.” marketplace fluctuate, so do the ent investment in that fund has to be Why Is this so? market values of fixed-income called wise. And adding to it should In recent years. Friendly has pursued expansion through the securities. And a change in the be a prudent move. Remember that acquisition of small chains. REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring: ANSWER: market value of a mutual fund’s past investment performance does “It makes more economic sense to find existing restaurants OK, back to basics. direction of interest rate changes. investment portfolio naturally not assure future results. However, that have good locations than to build new ones,” said James MERRY When you invest in a mutual fund, The interest rate on a fixed- causes the fund’s share value to rise because the older child won’t have Veils, Friendly’s director of public affairs. you buy shares of the fund. The fund interest security is set at the time or fall. to use the money for nine years, He added that Friendly intends to retain the Farm Shops’ uses the money you and other the security is issued. That interest chances are your family will be employees. Anthony Crowe, Farm Shops president, said the sale MERRY shareholders paid in to invest in is paid until the security matures. QUESTION: Last summer, our happy with the results. will probably be closed by the end of the year. REAL children, ages 5 and 8, each Friendly, a subsidiary of Hershey Foods Corp., owns and CHRISTMAS many different securities — the Let’s say the mutual fund paid gl QUESTION: My wife and I own Joy to the world fund's investment portfolio. million to buy $1 million face value received $10,000 from their grand­ mutual fund shares worth approxi­ operates about 800 restaurants, including about 100 in father to invest for college ex­ and to all our When the market value of that of the Treasury 6.5 percent notes, mately $16,500. I believe there will Connecticut. It had 1985 sales of $471.5 million, and operating dear friends./ investment portfolio increases, the due November 1991, when those penses. We put the entire $20,000 be a stock market correction of 15 income of $43.3 million, Velis said. value of the fund’s shares rises. notes were issued. Because Interest into a mutual fund which has a good percent to 35 percent sometimes in ESTATE When the opposite happens, the rates have moved slightly higher long-term investment performance the next three months and this is a Emhart unveils restructuring plan fund’s share value falls. since the time those notes were record. good time to redeem our shares. Do In its investment portfolio, a issued, no investor in his or her Next year, each child will receive you agree? FARMINGTON — Emhart Corp. has provided details of its Real Estate government securities mutual fund right mind will pay $1 million for about $6,000 more. My husband previously announced $150 million restructing plan, saying it will holds U.S. Treasury bonds, notes those notes now. wants to put this $12,000 into the ANSWER: Neither I nor anyone sell 16 units and eliminate 1,100 Jobs world wide; and bills and/or federal agency As a result, the market value of same fund. I’m nervous about this, else can tell you if stock prices are Based in Farmington, Emhart employs 34,000 and had sales of OPPORTUNITIES 647-8400 E securities — none of which are the notes has fallen a bit. As I write especially after seeing frequent big going to fall, rise or stay level. $1.78 billion in 1985. immune from price changes in the this, $1 million face value of drops in the stock market. But a 35 percent plunge would be 168 Main St., Manchester more than a “correction.” It would The 1,100 jobs to be eliminated are about evenly divided marketplace. The market values of “Treasury 6'As of ’91” is worth Would this be a wise move, or between white-and blue-collar workers, Emhart announced those securities, which pay interest about $990,000 in the market. would it be better to do something be a horrendous bear market. I just else with the money? can’t see that happening. Thursday. About 800 jobs will be eliminated overseas and 27 will at fixed rates, move in the opposite On a happier note, let’s say the be eliminated at corporate headquarters. nr r ••• irT A ’.* * -.0 I TO- 243 MAINSTR6ET6MANCHESTeR The 16 units to be sold are located in eight states and four , O 643-1591 foreign countries, and employ 4,000 people, Emhart said. The VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON GM to lay off another 1,500 workers units had combined sales of $250 million last year. 871-1400 C DETROIT (AP) — General Mo­ at GM parts and component plants 29,000 workers during the next only seven working days are Dollar strengthens In Europe, Japan tors Corp. will lay off another 1,500 throughout the country and are not three years. involved. Bishop said. employees nationwide beginning concentrated in any region or The temporary layoff of about Bishop also confirmed that GM LONDON — The U.S. dollar strengthened against the Japanese Monday, bringing to 24,000 the division, said GM spokesman Je­ 1,700 workers at GM’s Pontiac will temporarily lay off 2,100 yen and most European currencies today riding on technical number of workers on indefinite rome Bishop. He attributed the truck and bus plant will be effective workers at its Arlington, Texas, factors in thin end-of-year trading. furlough, the nation’s top auto­ layoffs to changes in assembly from Dec. 15 until Jan. 5. The plant, assembly plant until Feb. 2 for It moved above the 2.02-level against the West German mark, maker says. plant production schedules. which makes small utility vehicles, installation of new paint equip­ and dealers in Frankfurt said the U.S. currency appeared to have GM has nearly 400,000 hourly is being closed so that new paint ment. GM had said last week that stabilized around that figure. GM also announced Thursday it employees at U.S. plants. The equipment can be installed. Bishop 1,630 workers would be affected. The dollar topped 1.70 Swiss francs and 2.29 Dutch guilders for will idle temporarily another 1,700 company announced last month it said. The plant builds the Chevrolet the first time in a month in early European trading, but fell at a plant in suburban Detroit. would close nine assembly plants The plants traditionally close Monte Carlo and Oldsmobile Cu­ slightly against the British pound. Most of the 1,500 new layoffs are and parts of two others and lay off during the Christmas holidays, so tlass Supreme rear-drive cars. Mflfichsftter NIcs 9119.900 3^or 4 bedroom home In a dealrable neighborhood. Thia Cape h^aa everything you’d expect plua a barnboard family room with bar and a full bath on the lower level. Set on level yard with trees, shrubs and pool. Jim McCavanagh, Maggie Dion, Dorla Smith, Irene Lacey. Lee McQInlaa, Feds approve airline merger Nancy Taylor, not praaant Carport. MANCHESTER - Elegance throughout In this executive 7 By H. Josef Hebert The combined Delta and Western companies. The staff at McCavanagh Realty would like room traditional styled home. Spacious let floor master The Associated Press system stretches from the Eastand Recently American Airlines an­ DID YOU KNOW to extend to all their friends and customers bedroom suite, oversized family room with center fireplace, Southeast across the southern part nounced it was buying Air Califor­ 3!A baths, central air, over 1 acre and much more, asking WASHINGTON - Delta Air of the country and up the West nia and USAir said it would the warmest of Seasons Greetings and a •264,000. Lines has the go-ahead today to Coast with major hubs at Altanta, purchase Pacific Southwest Air­ Being a Manchester Herald carrier is big complete its $860 million merger Dallas-Fort Worth, Salt Lake City lines. United Airlines has been business for young people? special thanks to all the people we were with Western Airlines, creating the and Los Angeles. sharply expanding its operation in country’s fourth largest air carrier The airline will rank fourth in Los Angeles and has focused on the able to serve throughout the year. and continuing the trend toward terms of market share behind the West since buying Pan American airiine consolidation. Texas Air Corp. group of carriers World Airways Pacific Division. U&R REALTY CO Delta and Western shareholders (Eastern, Continental, New York Manchester 4 Family $195,000 are expected to approve the merger Air and People Express), United The Delta-Western mergers has James R. McCavanagh looking for an Investment? Take a look at this 4 family. 2 units with 2 643-2692 been viewed by industry analysts DID YOU KNOW fre've Built Our Reputation on Service Q Q A f k at separate meetings Dec. 16 in Airlines and American Airlines. bedrooms and 2 with 1 bedroom. 3 gas furnaces, 4 stoves and Monroe, La., and Los Angeles, The Transportation Department as among the least controversial 237 East Center St., Manchester. CT 06040 0 ^ « /” O O U U refrigerators Included. Tenants pay own utilities and there are no 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor according to Delta officials in said in a statement that Delta and airline consolidations that have Our Manchester Herald Carriers delivered McCavanagh doesn’t rest till your living in the best! leases. Property In commercial B-2 zone. Atlanta, where the airline has its Western compete directly only gone before the Transportation headquarters. between a small number of cities Department. 2/207/436 newspapers in Manchester alone this Delta has said it wants to and that even in those markets it Delta’s routes blanket most of the past year? 2 complete the merger as rapidly as found “no evidence of barriers that East and Southeast with its major possible with Western initially would prevent other carriers from hubs at Atlanta and Ddllas-Fort operating as a wholly owned providing competition.” Worth. Western is concentrated Don Jackson subsidiary. The plans calls for Delta announced last September west of the Rocky Mountains with Western’s aircraft and 11,000 em­ it planned to buy the Los Angeles- hubs at Salt Lake City and Los Rose Viola Jackson ployees to be absorbed by Delta by based Western for $860 million in Angeles. next April. cash and stock, thereby establish­ Another airline, American West, DID YOU KNOW Bill Roberts The Transportation Department ing firmly its presence in the West. had complained to the government Rosalie Brunetti gave final approval to the merger The agreement is the latest in a about the concentration of gates Our Manchester Herald Carriers walked over Thursday, reiterating an Oct. 23 series of proposed or already Delta and Western would have at Paul Cavagnaro SMASMNG CONTEMPORARY finding that combining the two approved airline mergers, includ­ Los Angeles International Airport, 50/000 miles this past year to deliver your local nearly 2000 sq. ft. of living area in this airlines does not pose competitive ing a number of deals in which but the department refused a 8 - ^ RReal p p il EstateF^ifnfp Mike Swanson new 7 room, 2Vi bath homel $199,5001 concerns because their route sys­ western regional airlines are being request that some of those gates be newspaper? 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March 1; an$11.7billionacross-the- 30, 1922, and had been a lifelong The Gramm-Rudmairlaw “ is the But that’s largely because re­ board bite that sent shock waves resident. Before his retirement, he first serious sustained deficit re­ venues are rising faster than through the federal bureaucracy. was employed by the Windsor . ’ 1: ’‘A Belong’ singer duction effort in the last two outlays. Dale said. Many programs wc; e pared back Manufacturing Co. of Windsor. He rXY- decades.” said Sen. Phil Gramm. In particular, outlays for defense and services curtailed. But in ” * . >• was a U.S. Navy veteran of World R-Texas, in an interview. "But it’s and for interest on the national debt general the effects were short­ War II. He was a member of the not like a four-sided fort where you are rising more slowly than before lived. Second Congregational Church, pull up the drawbridge and all the — interest payments because of the Supporters of Gramm-Rudman - j. . A}, sees success Manchester Lodge of Masons 73, work is done.” overall decline in interest rates and claim that its greatest impact has and Delta Chapter, Royal Arch The legislation, sponsored by defense spending because of a been psychological, reinforcing a Masons. He was also a member of H . I- , ,v . ' ' J ' ■ . ' By Joe Edwards Gramm and Sens. Warren Rud- congressional slowdown in the consensus in Congress to slow down the Rockville Fish and Game Club, man, R-N.H., and Ernest Hollings, president’s military buildup that federal spending — a view ascribed The Associated Press Manchester Senior Citizens’ O nter D-S.C., has been instrumental in pre-dates Gramm-Rudman. to by even some skeptics. and the American Association of holding the growth in federal The Gramm-Rudman law has When Congress reconvenes in NASH VILLE, Tenn. - Retired Persons. spending to under 1 percent from tree never had a shortage of critics. January, leaders must decide Jennifer Warnes, who sang the He was very active in Boy 1986 to 1987, the lowest rate since The day it was enacted. House whether to try to abide by the Oscar-winning “ Up Where We Scouting and was a former Cub- the Eisenhower administration. Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. Gramm-Rudman targets as the Belong” with Joe (Tocker, is master of Pack 2. He served as Gramm contended. denounced it as "a fake and a administration wishes — or con­ assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 133 happy she didn’t become a What effect has Gramm-Rudman fraud.” sider easing them, something sug­ Mousketeer on the oid Mickey and Troop 91. He was a former had on the federal deficit? And a group of congressmen, led gested by several Democratic Mouse Club. commissioner of Long Rivers Coun­ "There is no quantitative answer by Mike Synar, D-Okla., imme­ leaders. hold cil of the Boy Scouts of Hartford. “ They said I was a great to that question,” said Edwin L. diately filed a lawsuit contesting its Meanwhile. Gramm said he’s Besides his wife, he is survived by Dale Jr., a spokesman for the Office constitutionality — the suit that led ready to try again next year to win singer, but I couidn’t dance,” a daughter, Mrs. Albert E. (Gall) of Management and Budget. to the July 7 Supreme Court approval of legislation to restore she recalled about her seven Rowett Jr. of Willimantic; two The White House agency projects decision. some form of automatic spending auditions for the Mouseketeers. sons, John L. Hayes of Coventry ^ment's marketing divislon.*^- AP photo that the federal deficit will shrink in However, before the high court cut mechanism to the law. By Nancy Poppas ‘T m glad I didn’t win. I had a and David A. Hayes of Tolland; and Harafd Reporter • T “You're seeing the benefits of much more normal childhood. seven grandchildren. aggressive planting pro­ The entertainment world is not a The funeral will be Monday at 11 From jaws of death Searching (or the perfect grams, both in Connecticut a.m. at the Second Congregational natural life.” ,/ Christmas tree is like playing < >f, And uphoirth.” Church. Burial will be in the Shark attack victim Frank Gaiio, 27, of San Jose, Caiif., North said to control millions She’s just released her seventh a game of 20 questions — and, What's the most popular album, "Fam ous Blue RMn- Buckland O m etery. Calling hours discusses his ordeai at a news conference in Monterey, at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Continued from page 1 handling of a Justice Department " I f I had known there was 25 getting your family to agree tree in this area? The white coat,” written by a Montreal Caiif., on Thursday. Gaiio survived an attack by a 15-foot ' probe of the Iran-Contra connection million bucks in somebody’s ac­ spruce, by far. said Bob Main St., are Sunday from 2 to 4 and actual cost to the Americans was on the answers. songwriter, Leonard Cohen. His JENNIFER WARNES 7 to 9 p.m. shark, believed to be a great white, in 35 feet of water near only $12 million. and whether he gave legal advice to count ... why the hell would we have Wiil you choose one that's *]^rcotte of the Eighth District large body of work was Memorial donations may be Carmel last week. He is expected to spend at least Ghorbanifar said that Khashoggi the president, the National Security needed to go to a foreign govern­ short and fuil or tail and' Fire Department. “ It’s hard untouched, she said. “ Not just ... she’8 happy Council and the CIA. ment?” Abrams said. made to the Memorial Fund of another week in the hospital and credits his survival to put up the initial money to cover the gangly? A spruce, ilr or pine? to figure why, since they’re eight or nine records, but his Second Congregational Church or payments for the weapons and that • The Washington Post in today’s Furmark, meanwhile, spent four Should the branches be widisly the ones that lose theirneedles whole work.” Academy Award for best to the Visiting Nurse and Home the speed with which his friends were able to get him the Iranian government had yet to editions reported that elder states­ hours before the Senate Intelli­ spaced, or close together? the fastest," Turcotte said. She describes the theme of the supporting actor. f^ re of Manchester Inc., 397Porter there.'" reimburse him for $10 million men from both political parties gence Committee, where members Does it need to be splendid on Handled properly, a freshly- album as "forgiveness even “ We had a kindred spirit and St. because part of the final shipment have spoken privately with Reagan said he was cooperative and cut white spruce will keep its people believed that we were was not delivered or was defective. in recent days as part of an effort to ail sides, or will those few though it (a relationship) fell portrayed himself as an interme­ alike,” she said. “ Deep passion Ruby Anderson Casey has testified before the convince him that he must take' mangled branches be hidden needles for up to three weeks, apart.” diary with no financial stake in the came from both of us. The song Ruby Anderson, 87. of 56 Winter House Foreign Affairs Committee strong action to rescue himself against your living ^ room said Stillman Keith of Keith “ It’s a crowbar opening a Car search in park deal. Real Estate. He has been was hopeful. It had a long life in St., died Thursday evening at that Canadian middlemen in the from the damage caused by the wall? ^ heart,” she said. "L o v e is love. Manchester Memorial Hospital. arms deal had complained of not Iran arms sales disclosures. Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine. Then there’s the biggest selling his own spruce trees, Forgiveness should be a part of the churches because gospel She was the widow of Carl Theodore receiving about $10 million from a Former Democratic national chair­ said the committee does not have question of all; How much are grown on Lewis Street, since your life. It has a healing groups started recording it.” Anderson. leads cops to drugs payment they expected, congres­ man Robert S. Strauss and former “ sufficient evidence to conclude you willing to spend? In 1985. quality.” Secretary of State William P. Funeral arrangements are in­ sional sources said. where the money went, to whom, or Manchester, trees range from Her “ Ain’t No Cure for Love” IT WAS HER second Academy complete. Holmes Funeral Home. According to committee sources. Rogers have met with the presi­ under what circumstances.” BUT ONCE it begins to dry Award-winning song. In 1979 she Three Manchester men were car. which was parked at the park, $0, — for a cute little guy, cut has a ‘‘rolling country feel.” 460 Main St., is in charge of Casey said he was contacted in dent. the Post said, quoting uniden­ " It ’s possible the money may out, a spruce will lose its sang “ It Goes Like It Goes” arrested Wednesday night in Char­ around 10:28 p.m. When they tified sources. suitable for standing on your The song is about maintaining arrangements. October by a New York business­ never have left the Swiss bank needles rapidly. That's why from “ Norma Rae” starring ter Oak Park after police disco­ identified themselves as police man. Roy M. Furmark. an asso­ • , also in accounts. It may still be there. Or it coffee table— all the way up to som e. nurserymen, such as loving feelings for someone after your tree? ' IN A N Y CASE, the water, Sally Field. vered they were carrying approxi­ officers, the front seat passenger, ciate sources said was acting at today’s editions, reported that the may have been paid out for some $70 for a live tree weighing something goes wrong. Frank T. KucienskI Norm Vittner of Vittner’s Nearly everyone inter­ itself, is the most important When she was asked to come mately $1,000 worth of suspected later identified as John Hanley Jr., Khashoggi’s behest, who told the CIA originally proposed the idea of kind of weapons that were traded close to 100 pounds, suitable Garden Center on Tolland Frank T. (Smith) Kucienski. of marijuana and cocaine in a car. pushed down the lock on the door, CIA director about the Canadian keeping the Iran arms sale secret for other weapons.” he said. for transplanting to your yard viewed said to start by buying .factor. The tree should be AN O TH ER SONG on the up with a theme for “ Norma 109 Hebron Road, Bolton, who died Christopher Levine. 25. of 880 officers said. from Congress. The Times quoted Turnpike, will recommend the tree early, “ A lot.of j>eopIe watered daily. If it’s alloVI'ed Rae,” she screened the film and complaint and suggested that some Five witnesses before the Senate in January. only fir or balsam. “ You’re album, “ Coming Back to You,” Monday, is survived by two daugh­ Tolland Turnpike, was charged Upon inspection of the car, police of the money had been diverted to government sources as saying the panel have so far pleaded their Most trees cost $20 to $38, win sayi ‘I ’ll w aittn the last to dry out, then a new cut uses a lap steel guitar with lyrics decided a non-romantic song ters, Lestina Mary Anne Kucienski found, among various items for going to be happier with those with possession of marijuana with Central America. The Canadians agency took the step in the first Fifth Amendment rights against however, udiich is about the minute to buy m y tree, so it should be made. “ But thaK’i about still loving someone. was needed. and Naomi Kucienski. The survi­ intent to sell, possession of cocaine using the drugs. 12 bags of wrapped had threatened to sue. which would draft of what became a presidential self-incrimination during two trees, because they’re going to .will be fre8her,’‘ ’ 'soid Turull. nearly impossible if you‘ve “ 1 suggested a tough song with vors were listed incorrectly in his same as last year. The only "A lot of singers, people like with intent to sell, distribution of marijuana, the report said. Police have made the whole deal public. order guiding the program. Reagan weeks of testimony, and panel last longer,’’ he said. “ Well that’s a myth;Tmean, it already got the thing deco­ ‘ ain’t’ and casual language,” she obituary in Monday's Herald. cocaine and possession of drug said they found four separate paper signed that order last January. category-in which prices have Johnny Mathis, wouldn’t touch Casey said the contact by Fur- members are impatiently trying to What are the advantages — may work when it comes to r a t e ,” said Whitham. “ So recalled. paraphernalia, police said. packets of cocaine on Levine. • The Post also reported that risen is the 9- and 10-foot cut this stuff,” she said. “ It’s too mark was the first he learned of pull in the final pieces of the puzzle. and the disadvantages —- of buying groceries, but it Just don’t let it dry out.’’ In 1981, her “ One More Hour” In Memoriam Two brothers. John Hanley Jr., Levine, who police said had prior diversions of arms profits to the Casey encouraged the secret White Outgoing committee chairman trees. There are never enough the other types of trees? The verbose.” doesn’t work for trees, > ' from Randy Newman’s “ Rag­ 24. of 33 Russell St., and Douglas B. arrests for failure to appear and Nicaraguan rebels. House initiative toward Iran in the Sen. David Durenberger, R-Minn., of these to go around, said the white pine has long soft Keep the heat in your home Miss Warnes, who lives in Hanley, 25, of 22 Diane Drive, told gave them three different ad­ summer of 1985 by providing his ' “ The trew you’re buying Hollywood, Calif., was in tim e” score received an Oscar In sad and loving memory of Bert Intelligence sources have said said the failure of active military few tree salesmen who handle needles, which hold their color lower than usual, and shut off police the drugs belonged to Levine, dresses. was held on a $25,000 bond own intelligence evaluation that aren’t ciit each jlay, to ordeii. nomination. L. McConkey who died December there is evidence that large officials to testify, despite Rea­ such enormous evergreens. any hotPir registers which, Nashville recently to appear on and presented In court this supported Israeli claims that so- well. But the branches, too, They’l l aittl^ Put JCgisne- More recently. Miss Warnes 10, 1985. a police report said., Both were amounts of the money generated by gan’s assurances of full coopera­ “ You’d be surprised how would Mow directly onto your cable TV’s The Nashville charged with possession of cocaine morning. called moderates in Iran were are rather soft and will droop one’s iQt, ipra they’ re nothin sang movie themes to "A ll the the arms sales may have been tion, makes “ it look like Ronald many people have these tree, e id seveiFal tree grow­ Network and to make an Ever close in mind and heart a n d possession of drug The Hanley brothers were re­ siphoned off by middlemen who willing to open talks with the United Reagan has something to hide.” uiMler n heavy load of orna-”' water. Your best l^ t is to get Right Moves” starring Tom cathedral ceilings, ahd th ^ ers. In his 49 years with the educational video for the Are those we hold most dear. paraphernalia. leased on $1,000 bonds and face arranged the arms deal In payment States. Durenberger. speaking Thurs­ ments, said Bill Turull, owner that tree home and get it into Cruise and "Th e Twilight Zone” want huge trees,” said Norm Eighth District Fire Depart­ Nashville-based United Metho­ Wife, According to the report, officers Manchester Court appearances on of hefty commissions and fees. • Elliott Abrams, assistant se­ day at a health care conference in of Garden Sales on Oakland water. Even if you Just leave it movie. Monday. Vittner of Vlttner’s Garden ment, Assistant Chief Frank dist Church. Evelyn noticed suspicious activity in the Ghorbanifar. who earlier as­ cretary of state, acknowledged that Omaha. Neb., said he does not Street. in your garage until you’re Her other hits have included he sought aide for the Contras from Center. Last year a 10-foot Mordavsky cannot remember She’s been a frequent visitor to serted he personally arranged the believe that Reagan knew about the The Frazier flr is likely to be ready to set it up.” “ Right Tim e of the Night” in release of three American hostages another government, widely re­ diversion of money from the arms tree could be found for about a tree-relate fire in Manches­ the city as a singer whose pop a bit more expensive than Each tree salesman recom­ 1975 and “ I Know a Heartache since the arms sales began, said he ported as Brunei, in order to sale to aid the Contras, but allowing $45; this year they cost at least ter. But both town fire depart­ style sometimes crosses into the other trees, but will hold its mended cutting about an inch When I See One” in 1979. sees "great hopes of seeing your "bridge the gap” between periods his former advisers to refuse to $80. “ Even at that price, you ments still warn that as soon fast fading country music ‘Sandy’ n^ds boost from MACC needles longer than any of the Despite her success, she has of congressional funding. He said in off the bottom of the tree, and border. At least two of the songs hostages released and a better testify taints the president with an Just cannot get enough of the others, said John W hi^am of as the needles begin to dry and relation in the future.” an interview with the Post that he appearance of guilt. plunging the trunk imme­ on her current album have a been turned down repeatedly by really tali trees,” said Vittner. Bolton. The tree, is usually fall off, your tree should be Editor’s note; This is the second Main St., any office of the Heritage Checks can be mailed to MACC In other developments: doubted $30 million in profits said to “ They either take off their “ We always sell out.” diately into a bucket of whter. strong country flavor. Nashville record labels who be diverted from the arms deal ever very full, and"' is always taken outdoors. In a series of vignettes prepared by Savings and Loan Association or Seasonal Sharing. P.O. Box 733, • The House Judiciary Commit­ uniforms or they take off their Fifth Those seeking 8- to 7-foot Various people assured us The 39-year-old perform er is have refused to sign her as a the Manchester Area Conference of reached the Contras. fragrant, he said. the Manchester Mall at 811 Main St. Manchester, Conn.. 06040 tee began an inquiry into Meese’s Amendments,” Durenberger said. trees will find an ample that this should be plain Finally, the Audubon So­ best known for her duet with country singer. Churches, which is seeking to Balsam, too, is a fragrant water, sugar water or ginger ciety suggests that you leave Cocker, “ Up Where We Belong,” "W e meet with the record provide needy people with Christ­ supply, however. “ It’s a very tree. However, the distinctive ale mixed with water. Keith the entire tree laying on the the 1982 theme song from the labels and the writers and then mas gifts, food and clothing. good year for trees, because odor is not one which everyone the ones planted six to 10 years insists that the secret for ground near your bird feed­ movie “ An Officer and a we leave and they call and say, enjoys. ’You’re not country enough.’ It A foster child herself. “ Sandy” is ago are ready for cutting longevity is to add a half cup of ers, so that birds may use Gentleman” starring Richard painfully determined not to be now," said Kathy Teveris of WHATS THE BEST way to bleach to that first bucket of them as a shelter from the Gere, Debra Winger and Lou baffles me. I’ve given up trying trapped in the welfare-go-round. the state Agriculture Depart- ensure a long, green life for water. wind. Gossett Jr., who won an to second-guess everyone.” l^ e n her husband walked out. GARDENS r Kuce a Look^i leaving her with a pile of bills and an infant to raise, she set out to find 9 Corns See Our Nsw “Christmas Fairyland" ShopI a job where she could work and keep the baby with her. Miracle of And tor tha ChUdran... R eal A n lm a M MERCURV SABLE miracles, she found one. Until her 16-year-old car suffered a fatal relapse, Sandy thought she was going to make it. When she was Betty Boop gyrations weaken this ‘Sweet Charity’ referred to us, she was out of food and getting shaky on hope but still WHEN It s n o w s , adamant about not going on wel­ o One of the most famous scenes fare. MACC can only provide madSa EAST W IND ­ — in “ Sweet Charity” is the dance limited help. Since there was no Red : Pink - White SOR — It’s hard coat Sandy’s size in the nothing 4-7 Flovyere ITGOES. not to like Char­ hall number, “ Hey, Big Bank (and all she had was a ity Valentine. C e n te r Spender!” As usual, the Connie sweatshirt) we’ve already given She’s a sweet Schafer choreography is right on her Christmas vouchers to pur­ kid with a good S tag e target. Charity’s close friends, chase a warm coat. heart and a gul- played by Ruthanna Graves and The transportation problem is not SiRglo Flowor Nancy Pappas lible streak Pamela Blasetti, are wonderful. so easy to resolve. from $ 2 4 9 about a mile They not only dance and sing There’s no bus route near her job well, but they also have the wide. and the mechanics say the car is not . intensity of spirit which Prince 9 worth repairing. But we can make She’s gener­ lacks. As a result, the two Christmas Day a little brighter with ous to a fault. SABLE girlfriends pull the trio, “ There’s a food basket and gifts for a young She’ll give boyfriends the shirt off interest through three acts. woman who really needs a break to GS SEDAN her back — and the money from Perhaps Connie Shafer, who Gotta Be Something Better Than OPEN HOUSE ^ This,” into the realm of the make it. back by popular demand on J n her purse — without acknowledg­ choreographed and directed this “ Sandy” is just one of the more ing that the stinkers are just plain production for Coachlight, could believable. Saturdays & Sundays New 1987 Models • Front-wheel drive • 3.0-liter V-6 engine than 340 households which MACC thieves. have persuaded Prince to lighten If you remember the hippy hopes to help during the Christmas Refreshments — Gifts for the kids • Automatic transmission • Eiectronic But Charity Valentine, the up on these mannerisms and give costumes of the 1960s with any n season. Non-perishable foods, new S4 Engine Controls • Power rack-and-pinion degree of fondness — or amuse­ main character in the musical, the character a more believable and good-as-new used toys, gifts for *12,888 steering • Power brakes "Sw eet Charity,” is also a tough facade. Certainly in the original ment — you’ll look forward to the shut-ins and elderly people may be SEE CHRISTMAS LAND scene where Charity and a left at the Town Fire Department’s character to portray believably Broadway production of “ Sweet •0-7403$ boyfriend visit a street preacher, Center Street headquarters, the on the stage. Charity,” made GREENHOUSE FULL OF: POTTED MUMS, whose "church” is under the Eighth District Fire Station at 32 SABLE GS A dance hall hostess without a audiences groan as well as giggle. AFRICAN VIOLETS. CYCALMEN. shred of cynicism? A bump-and- And people wept for Shirley Manhattan bridge. He is “ Big U.N. cuts fight POINSETTIAS, are ready (red, white, pink) WAGON grind princess in black satin MacLaine in the film version of Daddy,” in a psychodelic shirt who’s maintained her wide-eyed the show. cut like a Nehru jacket. His 6 budget deficit (9 KALENCHOE, GARDENIAS; Large and small innocence? The character was But this m ay simply be a “ parishioners” are in Haight- foliage and house plants ^1.19 & up created by Federico Fellini in the Ginger Prince trademark. She Ashbury garb done with only the & slightest exaggeration. Hats off UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The ts- surrealistic ’60s. She’s some­ used the same facial gyrations General Assembly authorized where between ingenue and when she played Fastrada, to costumer Konnie Kittrell! The supporting chorus is as Secretary-General Javier Perez de P CHRISTMAS FRESH WREATHS Front-wheel drive • 3.0-liter V-6 engine prostitute. Prince Pippin’s step-mother, terrific as any Coachlight has put Cuellar to impose new austerity & • Automatic transmission • Electronic when the national touring com­ measures to help head off a TREES Made from Balsam, together since “ Showboat.” The P Engine Controls • Power steering and IN THE C U R R E N T production pany of “Pippin” played at projected $85 million budget deficit Pine or Princess Pine church scene tests their ability to Fresh Cut or Balled *13,999 of “ Sweet Charity, ” at Coachlight Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hart­ in 1987. &- brakes • Electronic AM/FM stereo radio Dinner Theatre, Ginger Prince ford in September. It was cloy- sing oratorios with a jazz rhythm, Perez de Cuellar did not specify stk. • 74S0S (may be deleted for credit) P Memorial Baskets, BOUGHS just about manages to make ingly cutesy in that show, as well. while doing the shimmy and frug. what steps he plans, but said in a Taken in sum, "Sweet Char­ report to the assembly Thursday, & Charity a flesh-and-blood Blankets & Wreaths Baisam, Pine.Spruce, ity,” playing through Feb. 8, is a “ It is unlikely the economy mea­ P woman. But each time she’s on BUT PRINCE DELIVERS her sures will be sufficient to cover the E l. All Tastefully Decorated Laurei, Mistietoe hr BROTHERS the verge of making the audience songs with tremendous aplomb. good chance to revisit a great musical. But one final note; When entire projected shortfall of $85 HJ LINCOLN really care about the predica­ She is best with the frenetically million.” ments in which Charity finds happy tunes created by Cy will management designate no­ * WOODLAND GARDENS smoking sections for diners? The secretary-general already HOURS: herself. Prince slips on a mask­ Coleman, such as “ If My Friends has frozen hiring; reduced staff 168 Woodland St. Open Daily 301-315 Center Street Could See Me Now,” and “ I ’m a Open Evenings ’til 9 p.m. like Betty Boop expression and Charity and her boyfriend, Oscar, get Dinner Theatre's production of "Sweet overtime, travel and meetings: Manchester Manchester, Connecticut ruins the effect. Although Prince Brass Band.” Less successful is delayed construction projects and 9 8-6 pm 643-5135 caught up in “The Rhythm of Life," a Charity," on stage through Feb. 8. Fri. & Sat. ’til 6 p.m. Exit 60 off 1-64 is a fine dancer, her com ic book the poignant “Where Am I Nancy Pappas Is a reporter for cut back on documentation and Sat. & Sun. 8-5 cl^aracter does not sustain our the Manchester Herald. musical number from the Coachlight hiring of consultants. noononoooonnnnooonooonnonnnonnnnnnnnnnnOOOOOOOOO Going?” . MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 12, 1986 - 17 1« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 12, 19S6 The W eekenders Manchestej is putting on its •uliss Colony SHARE A Parkade fiS Manchester Parkade Sounds of Hanukkah Albano at Central DELICIOUS TRADITION MERCHAI 649-5147 Songs of freedom and tunes about dreidels will be ’The Albano Ballet Company’s production of ‘"rhe TION included in Sunday’s Hanukkah Concert at Temple Nutcracker” moves from Storrs to Central Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle'Turnpike. The concert Connecticut State University this week for a #62 Terrific begins at 7:30 p.m. For more information, call two-week run in Welte Auditorium. Performances Trio 236-4571. are at 8 tonight and Dec. 20, and at 3 p.m. Saturday, sliopiniif....k 4 .® '" s t o r k FREE Sunday and Dec. 21. Tickets are $6 to $15. Call Incredible Save 232-8860. AND SAVE! Spreadables B eg u U rly ...... $8.96 H77S Ring in Slaply lacrtdlbU Gift 348 Freoent this coopon in enr otore and Mve. Offer ei- the Season Tw o scoops or one? lOBOWthOW ______(4-PAch), reftlarly 14.15, b yean plrtf 12/20/88 or aj aappUea are depleted. Cnah UtgmrtMwiMw Nwoid giMMr fKEE with I parchAM of 119.38 valoe 1/10 HU. Void where prohibited. ^AAMOAk^Ew * * * * * _ ------fTOUQ or more froa The 8wbe Colony Hillstown Grange is offering a scoop supper, Make tracks to trains monigi NMlWMttwMitt SwASIMlOk stort. EaJoj thla MapUag of onr Save $5®® where every scoop from a casserole or salad dish D6LMefw Npeomek bMn Ucrtdlbie SprcAdAblm yenroct/, ReguUrly ... $32.96 MnCtklmy FetadegetwShep SMdyCNm Come see •r five It for a gift. U m>( o m SlaflF iKrWM* Gift 841 Preoent thle conpon in ear will cost you 25 cents. The dinner is at 6 p.m. ’The largest model railroad in the Northeast, with OAniond ShevetM kiftadt OMnm SupweuH pw Mr vteH. ■ton and Mve. Offer expiree 10,000 feet of track and extensive scenery, will be M M tHM M i AHMCalany Orr«r vaU4 ihTMEk Doe. M , 12/20/88 or na eippUee en Saturday at 617 Hills St., East Hartford. For •piiMniata UiikaMLinM ThomHoAn us right 19M, m wkUa mmUm U«. depleted. Ceah velnc 1/10 MU. FtUadtllwlNmlr for your holiday savings! Vote wAotw etoLmuE. m reservations, call 528-9094 or 528-6114. operating every Sunday during December at New <#662 Void when prohibited. England Hobby Supply, 71 Hilliard St. Tlie scale away, pPetits model railroad took five years to build and features FoFours Songs at South trains of yesterday as well as modern railroad operations. Silk City Model Railroad Club runs the to find Save The South Congregational Church Choir, under trains for the public free of charge. R egulairly...... $8.60 the direction of Richard Donohue, will present a that Preeent thla conpen In onr eten nnd nvc. Offer ci- Eggs her on “lookin’ good” plrn 12/20/88 or aa eappUee a n depleted. Caah dramatic concert of song, instrumental music and $1 OFF ^ ^ valne 1/10 MU. Void w hen prohibited. poetry at Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 277 Main St.. Adeline Laughlin of Manchester is going See *A Doll House’ perfect Hartford. Works will include Gregorian chant, to demonstrate Ukrainian egg dyeing on On your next #946 BEEF LOG* "A Doll House,” currently at Hartford Stage gift this Sausage medieval carols and Renaissance motets. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Favorit; Admission is free. Company, is not one you’d be likely to find under /foliday spedal: Supercut'” holiday! Festival of Trees, Wadsworth Atheneum, your Christmas tree. The drama, by Henrik Ibsen, "#276 Natural Save $2®® 600 Main St. Also Saturday, Gertrude depicts a husband and wife’s clashes over love on(i Let us treat you for the holidays! We’ll give $21.96 Selection on our 3 lb. BEEF marriage. It is playing through Dec. 20. For ticket )tpon la enr LOG* Saas4ige £ Wassail through dinner Blanks will do storytelling at noon and 2 . Offeiffer expiree Preoeat thle cobmo la ear information, call 527-5151. you a $I savings when you come in for It/liN ^ ^ r ea aappUei nr* ■ten aad aare. Offer expiree p.m. The tree festival is open Saturday depleted. CMh VAlne 1/10 MU. Save 12/20/84 or ae eappUce a n Jugglers, jesters and other entertainers are your regularly priced $8 Supercut* Void when prohibited. R eg o larly ...... $26.96 depleted. Caah viJac 1/10 MU. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for $3. Preoent thle coopon tn enr eton nnd enve. Offer ex­ Vald when pnhlblted. featured at Saturday’s Madrigal Dinner, presented piree 12/20/18 or ae nppUea a n depleted. Caah oi«». valae 1/10 MU. Veld w hen prohibited. by the Kodaly Institute Chamber Singers. It’s held A brassy Sunday Just bring this ad to any participating at the Konover Campus Center, University of Hartford in West Hartford. It starts at 6 p.m. $20 Cat Is star Music for brass quintet and organ will be on tap Supercuts, where our hair care experts general. $15 students. Sunday at the Unitarian Meeting House, 50 make lookin' good so easy. A puppet version of “Puss ’n’ Boots” will be Bloomfield Ave., Hartford. Pieces will include the OFFER EXPIRES 11-22-88. NOT VAUD W IT H A ^ ^ P ^ ^ presented Sunday at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of the Christmas Cantata for chorus, organ and brass by We Santa’s open house Hartford Public Library, 500 Main St., Hartford. Daniel Pinkham. The free concert starts at 10:30 gift C Admission is free. a.m. wrap ’The Claus family will open their home in IMA WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE free! Cherishes her doll MAN(mE8TER PARKADE i g g e i n ^ Wickham Park this weekend, for the annual Visit 649-2411 with Santa and Mrs. Claus. ’The log home in the Slides seem magical Torres Is a sprite Kayce Davis, a member of the putkVDi: pifiKMxn park will be open from Saturday to Dec. 23, Manchester-based Connecticut Con­ ACMW.Mneuim. weekdays, 3 to 6 p.m., and weekends, 1 to 5 p.m. Before there were video games and VCRs, there Natalia Torres of Manchester is a Sprite in the tin«9iHwa» nsinmmn were magic lantern shows to keep families cert Baiiet, hoids her favorite Christmas Hot chocolate and apples are served as children Hartford Ballet Company’s production of "’The present, a nutcracker doti. The Connec­ meet elves. It’s all free. amused. At the Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Nutcracker,” which opens this weekend at Elizabeth St., Hartford, Terry Borton will recreate Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. Performances ticut Concert Baiiet’s production of "The a Victorian magic lantern show on Sunday at 3 p.m. are tonight at 7:30, Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 Nutcracker" wili be at Manchester High P e a r ls ... Diamonds... G o l d Lutz trees displayed Singers in Victorian costumes will lead carols. $2 and7:30p.m., and continue next week. For tickets, Schooi for performances at 3 and 7:30 UP TO adults. $1 children 12 and under. call 246-6807. p.m. Saturday. Adults $6, children $4. ’The Lutz Children’s Museum is having its own Combined to Create \ I / tree festival with Christmas trees decorated by ^ ^ 7 0 % children in the community. The festival opens Don’t be afraid Lustrous, Sparkling Holidays OFF! Sunday and runs through Dec. 24 during regular Show on Reagan won’t go on museum hours. The museum is at 247 S. Main St. The gripping dram a. "Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” will run for two more weekends at the Wallace Stevens Theatre. 660 Asylum Ave.. NEW YORK (AP) — A television sponsors but said they can be seen It includes film clips and inter­ Hartford. It is presented by a new performance program about President Reagan, every night on network television. views with celebrity friends and Lift up your voice scheduled to airon his birthday, has “They asked us not to reveal their covers Reagan's governorship of group, Theaterworks. Tickets are available for been canceled because its sponsors performances tonight, Monday through Thursday, names and I’ve got to go by that California and first run for the Meet and sing with your neighbors on Sunday at pulled out to avoid association with word I gave them because I'll be presidency. the Manchester Community Carol Sing sponsored and Dec. 20. all at 8 p.m. $12. the controversy over U.S. arms knocking on their door in the near "It was in no way produced to by Manchester Area Conference of Churches and sales to Iran, the show's distributor future for other properties,” he pitch anything political but rather the Salvation Army. The music starts at 6 p.m. at says. said. in years gone by to look at how he the Salvation Army Citadel, 611 Main St. Hear the symphony r The show, "Reagan’s Way,” was The hour-long program was to air thinks and why he thinks” the way All Electric ■ Quartz Refreshments will follow. canceled because "everybody al­ on Reagan’s 76th birthday Feb. 6 he does. Love said. An evening of traditional Christmas music will ready assumes that with the news over 200 independent stations, Ring \fiancy - Unusua7\ be presented Saturday by the Manchester coming out of Washington these including outlets in the nation’s top Cultured pearl and ' Designer Styles Christmas musical Symphony Chorale at St. Mary’s Episcopal days ... it would be unwise to be 50 markets. Love said. VSHOWCASll Pierced Earrings four diamonds associated with a Reagan program > New Shipment Church. The concert, under the direction of David The show is a joint production of CINEMAS J Cultured pearls and in 14 kt. yellow gold "He Came in Love," a Christmas musical, will be Clyle Morse, starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $6 general, at this time,” Sidney Love, general French television and Daniel Selz- Just Arrived I eight sparkling diamonds presented Sunday evening at 7 at First Baptist $4 students over 18 and senior citizens, free to sales manager of YJR Enterprises, nick, son of the famous Hollywood E. HARTFORD s s b -b b t o Special Holiday Price • Waterproof said Thursday. producer David 0. Selznick, and INIERSTAIl 34 EXIT bB in 14 kt. yellow gold 2 Church, 240 Hillstown Road. It’s to be staged by the children under 18. Love declined to name the four was shown in France in 1984. BARGAIN MAIINEE-S? 50 ^ 1 5 9 . ' Shock proof church’s sanctuary choir and the FBC Players. MRSl AFTERNOON SHOW ONLY Special Holiday Price Our Reg. $199. • Cl TIZEN • PIERRE CARDIN •GIFT BOXED CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES DAILY Plus Other •PULSAR • 1 Year Guarantee Admission is free. lAIE SHOWS FRIDAY a. SATURDAY • ELGIN • HAMILTON • OLEQE CASSINI • FULL-YEAR ^ 2 1 9 . Famous • Gift Boxed Sample new wave Brands: • SEIKO • GRUEN •PLUSMOREI GUARANTEE T H iO O L O B I 1 H R B Our Reg. $275. Pendant : mewl KtsicwiEa ess £» The Connecticut Composers Festival highlights C H M iw n a i a m k r o s i e s i Cultured pearl and Christmas antiques lEM OM O O - lf;IO-2;4IM;4B- the diversity of new music in Connecticut, from GO TO HARVARD 7:I8-I0«-I2EO 7 :tM n -ltE 0 A Christmas antique show and sale with 45 concert works to free improvisation. Concerts four diamonds exhibitors will be held Saturday from 10 a m . to 4 tonight and Saturday at Real Art Ways, 94 Allyn HEASTBREAK S TA R T R W in 14 kt. yellow gold R ID O E BI X3MM IV IPBl p.m. at Waddell School, 163 Broad St. All proceeds St., Hartford, will feature such works. The concerts iei6K40«00- Special Holiday Price N ew 1998 STYLES will benefit the Manchester Historical Society. are at 8:30 p.m.. and cost $5. Another, on Sunday at 7:4OEH-ltE0 Admission is $2. Refreshments will be availble. 3 p.m., is free. $ 59.* ^ 1 3 9 . ANAMBHCAN FIREWALK B ) Our Reg. $189. TIMEX 25% OFF HaiYard University— just one of the many si^ts to see in historic TA IL ss lt:40-2:gB«IO. ALL QUARTZ - ELECTRIC l:IU:1U;lk' T;»«20-)1:l0 7:40«n-l2E0 IBS Cambridge, MA. Get away this weekend. 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( Plaids/Cord Jumpers Vs Off • 1199 - U L y L 6 - 4 y ------Poly/Cotton T-Netks Selection of Boxed I ijd&jxjL ConuL. Christmas Cards, 2 0 % - 3 3 V 3 % o f f Coats ■ '^U -yfa ct OvuC u A j l CROSS* Wrap - SINCE ia06 f lUellnw mcclunical giuraMK V2 P rice 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE RED. 2 , BOLTON, CONN. 06 C q / u q I i Q c l g Mo"-"Pri. Manchester Parkade (Acro68 from Emphasis) REEDS INC. Sat. 10-6 , 6 4 3 - 2 3 4 2 Sun. 12-5______6 4 9 -6 3 8 2 Manchtster Parkade, Manckaster, CT MANCHESTER HERAI D, Friday, Dec. 12. 1986 — 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 12. I9gg About Town FORGET IT EVER HAPPENED The Problem Fixing It The Result Center needs gifts for clients Aircraft group elects officers Genesis Center is seeking donations of new gifts and The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club Retirees Club will I w clothing to be distributed at its annual holiday party. elect and install officers for 1987 at its annual meeting Genesis Center provides a broad range of community Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the club, 200 Clement Road, support services to area residents who have East Hartford. experienced prolonged mental illness. Gifts can be dropped off at the center at 75 Main St. or call 646:7248 for pickup by Dec. 19. Guild has stocking drive The Guild of St. Agnes is conducting its annual Red Stave will speak at temple Stocking Drive, a statewide Christmas appeal for the Meticulous attention to detail. Guaranteed work. benefit of the St. Agnes Home in West Hartford and the Dr. Bruce Stave will be the featured speaker Lourdes Family Center in Wethersfield. _ . _ . « _ _ 244 Broad St. Tue.sd.iy at the book review luncheon sponsored by the St. Agnes Home is the state’s only licensed facility Manchester Chapter of Hadassah and the Sisterhood of where pregnant teenagers can live and continue their 646-4253 Manchester Temple Beth Sholom. The meeting will be at noon at the education while preparing for childbirth. The Lourdes 'p (Behind Dairy Queen) temple, 400 E. Middle Turnpike. center is an expansion of the program and provides Expert Auto Body Repairs ______Stave is the director of the Center for Oral History post-partum care and education for the mothers. and chairman of the History Department at the Donations may be sent to Red Stocking Drive, St. • ODD LOTS • BANKRUPTCIES • CLOSE OUTS • OVERRUNS • ODD LOTS • BANKRUPTCIES • CLOSE OUTS • OVERRUNS » University of Connecticut in Storrs. Agnes Home. 104 Mayflower St., Elmwood. at your Parkade Stave has published several articles and received awards for his work in oral history and has been a Search for veterans neighbors on Fulbright Professor of American History in several I’m Mr. Amazing. Far East countries. The National Association of Rainbow Division West Middle Turnpike Luncheon will cost $3. Baby sitting will be provided. Veterans. 42nd Infantry Division, World War I and II. is My Wife Said it Was Drizzie. I To make reservations, call 875-1144 or 646-2928. searching for honorably discharged Rainbow Vete­ and Broad Street Toid Her, Mr. Amazing Knows rans. The veterans must have served in the 42nd Women’s fellowship meets Division in either of the world wars. For more Rain bear!! information contact Ray Lefebvre. East Region, 'N..' The Manchester chapter of Women’s Aglow RDVA. 14 Carol Circle. Westfield. Mass.. 01085. Merry Christmas, Happy New Fellowship will meet Thur.sday at 7 p.m. at First Year And Thanks To Aii Of Our Federal Savings, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. Dessert and To our wonderful coffee will be served. For information, call 871-1606 Holiday dance party Wonderfui Customers And days, or 649-3802. The Young Jewish Singles will sponsor a holiday c u sto m e rs Customers To Be. dance party. Dec. 24 at 8 p.m. in the ballroom of the Parkview Hilton in Hartford. and friends, Red Cross needs helpers All singles, ages 21 to 40, are invited. There will be • O D D L O t TT' b ANKRU p T c I e ^^LOB^OUT^^VERRUN^^D d T o TB • BANKRUPTCIES • CLOSE OUTS • OVERRUNS' continuous music and a cash bar. The cost is $8 for Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American we wish each and every OPEN Red Cross is in need of volunteers to help with its blood members and $10 for non-members. Free parking will OPEN OPEN SATURDAY drives. be available in the Hilton garage. one of you a very M0N.FRI. 8UN0AY For more information call 233-9611. Herald photo by T u c k e r] 10-9 10 AM to 9 PM 10-0 Volunteers are needed to fill such positions as donor ^ M erry Christmas aides, registrars, and canteen workers. No special Mr “A” Bo’t Out Entire distributor Stock training is required. Health history interviewers must Deluxe Masons have Christmas party Toys by the truckful CINDERELLA of Fine Quality Porcelain be registered nurses or licensed practical nurses, an d a 7 pc. Porcelain-On-Steel student nurses, medical technologists or optometrists. Delta Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will have a Glenn Dubois of the Purdy Corp. is company Is making weekly pickups at Anyone wishing to volunteer should call the Red Christmas party Wednesday at the Masonic Temple, 23 nearly buried under the toys that he is toy collection points, the town's Center DINNERWARE SETS Center St. Happy and Healthy New Year. COOKWARE SET Cross office. 20 Hartford Road, 643-5111 for more delivering this holiday season for the Street fire station, the Eighth District fire information. Valley East branch serves. Manchester, The meeting will begin with a pntiuck at 6:30 p.m. Set Includes Bolton. East Hartford. Glastonbury. Marlborough and There will be a business meeting and entertainment for Toys for Joy program of the Manchester station, the Heritage Savings banks and From the management and staff of • 2 0 Ql Sauce Pan South Windsor. members and guests. With Lid Area Conference of Churches. 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Friday T V Advice [Nutcracker’ improves with age

5; 00PM [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: I STORRS - original Russian creator, to perk up role. After the dramatic allegro IHRA Drag Racing Fall Nationals Cover­ lliey were liter­ the improbable dream sequences finish to the pas de deux, the finale’s DnnQ ouiDfi age from Bristol. TN (60 min ) (R), Private has secret best kept ally packed to with a variety of divertissements assembled corps seemed almost [HBO] MOVIE: 'Real Genius' (CC| A Uw rafters at and a grand pas de deux in the final anticlimactic. It needs more pizazz. group of gifted students at an exclusive Jorgensen Aud­ scene. science institution seek revenge against Bulaong is sometimes sensual, the unscrupulous professor who has been itorium last Sat­ Center Stage A favorite theme in ballet is that sometimes serene but always sure­ stealing their ideas Val Kilmer. William FALCON CREST in the privacy of his home urday. At least a of toys coming to life as Clara’s footed as the Sugar Plum Fairy. Atherton, Michelle Meyrink 1985 Rated third of the au- M. Renee Taylor Nutcracker does, turning into her She smoothly combines the lifts and PG dience was Cavalier Prince in her dream. The plunging poses of the adagio portion 5:30PM [TM C] MOVIE: The Myster- The marital problems of DEAR and a customer in a department ; Toung children prologue has three distinct inter­ of the pas de deux, and makes ious Stranger' A printer's apprentice day­ Chase (Robert Foxworth) re­ store that lost the salesperson a eager to absorb ludes in this vein. Stacy Sutherland daring leaps and jumps in the dreams himself into a European castle and ABBY: I am a is a Kissing Doll of considerable meets a magical friend Christopher Make­ flect poorly on his campaign sale. The store policy was to refuse I the wonder and allegro section. 26-year-old poise and confidence. Ai-Ping peace. Lance Kerwin. Fred Gwynne 1982. for county supervisor, on man, trim, slim to allow the customer to use an ‘ fun of Joseph Dean Dufford is developing into a .& RESTAURANT Albano’s production of “The dancers mature and more money is Wang, a new ballerina from China, 6:00PM ffi CB (g) ® ® Nows CBS's "Falcon Crest," airing and healthy. I unsigned charge card for her, first-class soloist. One wishes there Nutcracker.” spent on wonderfully gimmicky is a fragile Porcelain Doll, with CT] Three’s Company FRIDAY, DEC. 12. am happily Dear Abby purchase. The customer produced were more for him to do in the This is the third season the props and richly detailed sets and steady, compact paintwork. Juan, Cf!) Magnum, P.l. married and am various forms of identification, but Nutcracker. His considerable stage CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Abigail Van Buren Albano Ballet Company of America costumes. He is visibly In control of Flores as Jack-in-the-Box has good presence and strong-yet-graceful (11) d§) Gimme a Break a private in the refused to sign the card. Her , Call us for your holiday party — reason: If her signature was on her has offered this fantasy ballet, but this show and is in fact the first to elevation and exceptional balloon. support in the adagio contrasted Il|) Poetry in Motion This special focuses U.S. Army. I appear on stage as a prankish, His hoop tricks and cartwheels on the 12th annual citywide recitation con­ card and it was lost or stolen, it H Is the company’s first appearance nicely with the swift lightness of his will get right to gift-bearing Dr. Drosselmeyer, the delighted the kids. test held in Hartford, CT the point. I iove could be used by the person finding ; at the University of Connecticut tours — tur in the air, and grand our place or yours! We’ve got (24) Doctor Who theater. The large stage adds to the uncle of Clara, the ballet’s young jetes — big leaps, in his variation. wearing (or stealing) it. heroine. Here and later, spotlights Even adults chuckled over Alba­ Charlie's Angels Abby, wouldn’t a signed credit drama and power of Albano’s Frederick made the most of her women’s under­ were stiff and erratic, though the no’s gigantic tiptoeing mice in the Quincy card be much more difficult to use ' production. The addition of live roles. As a frosty, remote Snow wear. I started wearing women’s you who are perfectly straight, but stage lighting of Peter Georgiev second scene, the playful Battle of party size pizzas and scacciatas (41) Reporter 41 panties when I was in the sixth than an unsigned one? It would be ; music with the university’s 62-piece the Mice and Soldiers. Scene Four’s Princess she twirled around the couple span the globe trying to keep one enjoy the feel of feminine undergar­ was subtly effective. ^t) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour 0D Forgotten Children of the 80's grade. It began when I saw my much harder to match the signa­ orchestra is an important asset. procession of precocious Bonbon corps with ice precision in a circle step ahead of danger. Skyler Cole, Jill Whi­ ments in the privacy of their own Angelic "ooh-aws” from the 25- On stage during most of the of pirouettes that covered the stage. (6^ MOVIE; 'Robotman and Friends' An­ tlow. Elke Sommer. 1986. 0® Tales of the Unexpected mother's peach-colored satin pan- homes. But if you want to survive in ture already on the card than to tots, emerging from the giant made to order with plenty of imated Robotman and his friends are cap­ voice University Women’s Chorus prologue’s party scene, Albano Her Dewdrop was sparkling, with (D MOVIE: 'It's a Wonderful Life' A ( ^ MOVIE: 'Like Normal People' A true ties in her dresser drawer. I tried match one that you put there puppet Mdme. Regniere, charmed tured by an alien villian. but love and music the Army, I urge you to keep your offers his flirtatious and fawning guardian angel helps a hard working man story of two young people vyho triumph yourself. add a new dimension to the third the audience. her stylized arm, hand and head free them over prejudice and ignorance when their them on and they felt so smooth and preferences private, private. who has fallen on bad times. James Ste­ scene, the Land of the Snow. humor and nicely overplayed mime movements giving her an elegant holiday cheer! desire to get married meets with angry res­ silky. I hated to take them off. I also [DIS] MOVIE: 'Puss 'N Boots' A young wart, Donna Reed. Lionel Barrymore. This woman obviously had not The lighthearted whimsy of to keep children and adults amused Adults can revel in the romance yet crisp line, and her flamboyant man inherits a cat named Puss 'N Boots 1947 istance Shaun Cassidy, Linda Purl, Hope like the feel of panty hose. Men’s DEAR ABBY: Couid you please Lange 1979. thought about the fact that a person Tchaikovsky’s score was charm­ through the highly structured first and excitement of the single pas de pointwork adding zest. [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook Miami Vice Crockett races to lo­ undergarments feel so rough in suggest a diplomatic way to keep who would steal her unsigned card scene. It works too, for in 2‘/i hours, deux that on Saturday featured (M) Alfred Hitchcock Presents comparison. ingly created by the orchestra. (Albano Ballet Company of 647-9334 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Santa Claus; The cate a key witness in an effort to save a friends from kissing me on the would have no compunction about However, Paul Phillips, also direc­ few children seemed restless and Cynthia Bulaong and Dean Duf- America will present “The Nut­ Movie' (CC) One of Santa's elves comes prisoner on death row who may be inno­ 0® Jimmy Breslin's People (60 min ) My wife has no objections. I am mouth when they greet me? Not signing her name on it. With tor of the Manchester Symphony, noisy. Albano’s Drosselmeyer kept ford, as the Super Plum Fairy and cracker” tonight and Dec. 20 at 8 662 Center St., Manchester to ’he big city and clashes with a greedy cent of his murder charge (60 min ) In 0D Novela; Amo y Senor not gay or bisexual. I am a straight only is it unsanitary, it really toy executive Dudley Moore. John Lith- Stereo another Christmas shopping season conducted that afternoon with the action moving as an on-stage the Prince. There is also the p.m., and Saturday and Sunday and (6D Christian Children’s Fund guy, absolutely straight. I just love nauseates me. I recently married gow. David Huddleston 1985 Rated PG (®l) Christmas Special W ith Luciano Pa­ upon us, we should all check our ■ erratic attention to his accompany­ director, even to the point of mime disciplined corps work of the Snow Dec. 21 at 3 p.m. at Weite [CNN] Newsnight wearing women’s underwear. Is and thought that would put an end to [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express varotti The Metropolitan Opera star sings credit cards to be sure they are ing role, sometimes outpacing cues for applause. A notable Princess and her Snowflakes in Auditorium, Central Connecticut "Ave Maria. ' "0 Holy Night” and other [ESPN] NFL Game of the Week there anything wrong with that? this disgusting practice, but it 6:30PM dO W KRP in Cincinnati signed. And salespersons should dancers, as he did in Dean Duf- moment in that scene was his own scene Three, and the Dewdrop and State University. Tickets are $5 to ANGELOS PIZZA Christmas classics from the Notre Dame [H B O ] MOVIE: Hot Resort' A group of I have read a lot about yoga and it hasn't. make it a policy to check the ford’s allegro variation in the stunning variation. The stern ballet her flowers In scene Four’s Waltz of ® (4b) ABC News Cathedral in Montreal (70 min ) young men are given jobs on an island re­ says that everyone has both mascu­ I have a friend who lightly kisses $15.) (It) Benson ^ (4® Dads (CC) sort but can't keep their minds on their signature on the card against the fourth and final scene, the Kingdom master is still remarkably fit in his the Flowers segment. Julia Freder­ work Bronson Pinchot, Marcy Walker, line and female traits, which may the top of my hand in a very elegant & RESTAURANT Si) Novela; Cicatrices del Alma signature on the charge slip. of Sweets. late 40s. ick played the Princess and Dew- (i® SCTV Linda Kenton 1985 Rated R explain my preference for feminine manner. How I wish all men would Usually no other identification is Generally, though, Albano’s Nut­ Albano blends his own choreo­ drop Saturday, but will alternate M. Renee* Taylor is the music ^0) Too Close for Comfort (5® W all Street W eek W ith Louis Ru- undergarments. Also the feminin­ do this instead of going right for my V ^ 12:05AM (3D T.J. Hooker Hooker requested when you use a charge cracker Improves each year, as his graphy with that of Ivanov, the with Bulaong in the Sugar Plum critic of the Manchester Herald. (2® (3® NBC News keyser: The New Tax Law and You Louis Rukeyser and other financial experts dis­ deals with an alcoholic cop who attempts ity in me comes out when I dance mouth! card. I wish I had spoken up at the C4D Noticiero SIN cuss the new tax law (60 min ) to take revenge on the robber who ballet and do aerobics. I have PROVOKED IN PEACHTREE wounded his partner (70 mm ) (R) time of the occurrence, even if the , [C N N ] Showbiz Today [CNN] Larry King Live beautiful, shapely legs and am very customer had toid me to mind my • Plain w/One Item [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius [DIS] MOVIE; 'Mary Poppins' A lovable 12:1 5AM (57) SCTV Network graceful. DEAR PROVOKED: Give the own business. I Manchester High School Boros Ufa Pffa It Onl governess and a zany chimney sweep are 12:30AM CD Judge Right now I am in the Army, so I would-be kisser the straight arm caught up in a musical adventure Julie An­ have left my panties back home. I CAUTIOUS IN RICHMOND, VA, j 6:35PM @) Doctor Who CD Entertainment Tonight while turning your head — sharply. Small *4.00 drews, , Elsa Lancaster miss them, but I’m afraid they And should you encounter any announces honor students •4.50 7:00PM ® CBS News 1964 Rated G 0® Jim & Tammy wouldn't fit in here. DEAR CAUTIOUS: I have al-[ Medium *5.00 •6.00 @0) ® M-A-S-H [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Las V e­ d® d® Friday Night Videos In Stereo resistance, say. "Not on the mouth, gas. NV (2 hrs , 30 min ) Live CALL ME PRIVATE PERSON please." ways signed my credit cards, J Manchester High School recently vlgno, David Russell, Christine Ryan, Large •6.00 *7.00 dD @2) Wheel of Fortune (S) Alfred Hitchcock Presents believing that unsigned credit J Robert Salomen, Amv Sartor. ® $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Pyramid [TMC] MOVIE; 'Enemy M ine' (CC) An (6p Gene Scott released its first-quarter honor roll. Terry Scata. Deborah Schwarz, Pom earthling and an alien maintain an uneasy DEAR PRIVATE PERSON: DEAR ABBY: Last year during cards were unacceptable. Your I Grade 10 Shon, Brian Simon, Suzanne Smith, Jay Now Open 7, Days A Week Ctl) Jeffersons friendship when they are stranded to­ [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Women's Youre’ right, they wouldn't fit in the Christmas season I witnessed letter reinforces that belief. : High honors; Suzanne Agost, Zahery Snyder, Catherine Soule, Cherl Spiegel, (1® Carson's Comedy Classics gether on a deadly planet Louis Gossett. Super G Coverage from Waterville Valley. Allaire, Lorry Briggs, Helen Coll, Gary St. Jeon, Gory Stoltenberg, J 6 2 Center St.. Manchester • 647-9334 NH. (60 min ) Repeticion there. And there are many men like an exchange between a salesperson Readers? : MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Jr . Dennis Quaid 1985 Rated PG-13 In Alysso Homan, Gregg Horowitz, Cynthia Tarbell, Michael Tarr, Rhonda Stereo Heother Hostetter, Eric Jones, Joseph Thorne, Sean Toland, Christine VIsco, Barney Miller 12:45AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'American Kiss, Sandro Lebrun, David Moron, Jennifer Walters, Susan Webb, Dwight [U S A ] Robert Klein Time Ninja' A secretly trained Ninja warrior Groce Phillips, Matthew Putnom, Bir­ (4® New Newlywed Game poses as an American Gl to confront a cor­ Whitaker, Stocev Zockln. 9:30PM Cl8) Odd Couple git Sauer, Jason SIwek, Wendy Smith, Grade 12 (41) Novela; Maria de Nadie rupt arms dealer's own powerful legion Nancy Stuart. High honors: Allan Aceto, Pamela (5® Nightly Business Report (41)) Gung Ho (CC) When the motor com Michael Dudikoff Rated R Dentures can cause cracks Regular honors: AtuI Agorwol, Julie Anderson, Kalene Baker, Mary Bellan, pany issues Hunt a company credit card. Atkins, Emily Barlow, Edward Bostor- Donna Bergeron, Sira Berte, Alan isi [CNN] Moneyline Hunt uses it to impress an old flame 1:00AM CD solid Gold oche, Colleen Bell, Lauren Bell, Mere­ Borglda, Stacey Choate, SIgl Claes, [ESPN] SportsCenter ^1) Novela: Camino Secreto CD Telephone Auction DEAR DR. cortisone. 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Sendee Rollins, Julie Scussell, Donna dleton, Jennifer Perry, Llso Phillips, DIAL 911 f24) (5® Washington W eek in Review 0D 24 Horas Pace, Dean Parkin 1958 nounced its honor roll students for Shorrock, Amy Wilson, Rebecca Wvtas. Todd Powers, Kristen Price, Caryn the size of the Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her, Grade 10 In Manchester Mansfield ■ 456-2240 TTiO Homcstcfld (26J MOVIE; 'Nickelodeon' A hapless [CNN] Moneyline (Tl) Emergency Part 1 the first marking period: Prockter, James Roche, Kristin Rohrb- can will decrease or there will be DEAR MRS. H.H.: I’m with you! column. Write Polly’s Pointers in A Honors: David Bonnano, Lisa ach, Roselyna Rosado, Christine Ro- lawyer becomes a low-budget director [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Nana' One of Paris's 01) Shopping Line Grade 12 Evans, Nektorto GItsIs, Mott Mvshrall, during the early movie days and tries to most celebrated seductresses captivates less yarn in a skein. To me: this is a Often the size will decrease while care of the Manchester Herald. A Honors: Karen Danahv, Sharon MIchoel Oswald. make a star of an alligator wrestler Ryan some new wealthy lovers Katya Berger, [H B O ] Inside the NFL Highlights of the double increase as well as a great Edmonds. _ . B Honors: Jack Aver, Cynthia Ber- O'Neal Burt Reynolds 1976 NFL games, including commentary by Len B Honors: Kevin Bonks, Kelly Basils, not, Catherine Bowler, Susan Brooks, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Shinn Taylor. 1981 inconvenience. It requires adjust­ Llso Bennett, Susan Boehm, Karen ((41) Novela; Monte Calvario Rated R Dawson and Nick Buoniconti (60 min ) In Shaun Cour, David Dickson, Gory Stereo ments in recipes or patterns, Brov. 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Don Meredith, Tony Randall 11:15PM (g ) Phil Collins; Live at Per­ MRS. H.H. son, Jean Stuart, Cherl Troev, Michelle 1978 Llso Talooo, Tonvo Wotson, Tracev Turcotte. Wa can help Preaenlf A New Divenified Menu kins Palace Koepke. [CNN] Prime News Grode 9 1 1 :30PM C£ SS ABC News Night Whitham Nursery... Grade 11 P Italian Cuieine e Seafood e Fowl a Steaka e Riba A Honors: Scott Aldort, Channing A Honors: Venessa Hodoe. you with your [D IS ] Five Mile Creek line B Honors: Amv Blazawski, Shone Stave. December Specials: (Tuet., Wed., Thara. oniy) [E S P N ] World Class Championship 0D Honeymooners Thoughts - B Honors: Jennifer Anderson, Laura Bradley, Jonathon Chesler, Frank Wrestling (60 min ) Coombs, Amy Davis, Suzonne DeBorl, Holiday Partyl d® Check It Out! Bleluckl. 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There’s Lord — I won’t forgive myself. providing the finest Klambt, Amv LaCock, Peter Laftertv, Montgomery, Kendra Richardson, dish lengths to prevent his late boss' car Chris Smith, Matt Waugh, Jared nut$ Sc freth /ruils, bread Sc b u ller) d® MOVIE: ’ 'Strait-Jacket' Released just too much to do. It should be a simple celebration. Oreo Lancaster, Suzanne Miller, Kim lot from falling into evil hands Kurt Russell. Williams. from a mental hospital after having com­ ugh. Monique PItz, Jennifer Polldoro, Jack Warden, Gerrit Graham 1980 Rated But, I’m determined to take a A birthday celebration. Sometimes Connecticut Grown 60 Fitta Louita Road, Bolton, CT 646-3161 mitted axe murders, a woman goes to live deep breath and do what I have to it seems like a three-ring circus. R with her children and the murders begin Christmas trees, greens and Sheet Pizzas [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air again Joan Crawford. Diane Baker, Lief Er­ do one day at a time. One day at a But — it won't get that way for me ickson 1964 time means a full time job, three or my family. We’ll make it a 8:30PM (T) Frosty the Snowman flowers for your holiday Bolton releases honor roll Catering Frosty sets off to the North Pole to keep ( ^ Hogan's Heroes little, busy girls; a husband and a simple day — a special family day Hoiiday Piatters from melting and encounters a whirlwind [CNN] Sports Tonight home that all want my full — a day for you, Lord. decorations. Robert Norval, Manuel Quinteiro, Ti­ Finest food from the of adventures (R) attention. But, if I can’t attend all The Bolton High School honor roll mothy Rooney, Elizabeth Shorev, [DIS] MOVIE: 'Invitation to the Wed­ for the first marking period is as Christopher Sigmund, Craig Winslow. r ij,, '4()) Mr Belvedere (CC) When ding' An aristocratic British family's the functions, write all the notes, Joyce Perrett Grade 9 — David Boles, Almee South of the Border Heather buys diet pills to lose weight, a scheme to save their ancestral home from hurry and scurry for last minute The Salvation Army fallows: Boothrovd, Melissa Cosgrove, Michael harried Marsha uses them to stay awake developers goes awry when their daughter W hitham Nursery High honors; _ Dietz, Jennifer Dunn, Gerald HoM, C.9) 51,000.000 Chance of a Lifetime doesn' t marry into the wealthy family they Grade 12 — David PIvar, Douglas Daniel Hohler,Christian Hvrn, Gregory expected John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson Route 6, Bolloii — 6 t.3-7802 'llson; Grode 11 —Donna LaChaoelle; '11; MOVIE; 'March of the Wooden Sol­ Best holiday wreaths aren’t found In stores Jordan, Zachary Mortord, Rovmond 1983 Rated PG Srode 10 — Drew Pinto; Grade 9 — Negro, Jennifer Northwav, Karen Phi­ diers' A pair of bumbling toyshop workers Open Chicago Blackhawks have team was a member of the World unbeaten streak to nine games, The Kiwis lost a spinnaker pole on 67-60 edge. Coliseum. rally. 7-0-2, with 25 saves as Boston By The Associated Press who overall represent good size, to Hockey Association. The Red Wings, 10-13-5, recorded the first reach. get the bulk of their playing time on “We feel Dave will add a lot to our avenged a 5-1 loss in Vancouver Whalers to make appearances John Kolius and America II also a tie for the third time in fourgames earlier in the season. had a tough battle until the final For the Western Kentucky bas­ NCAA Hoop the junior varsity level. But he feels club.” Whalers President and Gen­ and ran their unbeaten string to HARTFORD — Mike McEwen, Steve Weeks, Ulf Samuelson, they’ll benefit over the course of the eral Manager Emile Francis said. The Bruins took command in the beat. The NYYC boat won the start, ketball team, maybe a move into four games. Minnesota, 11-13-3, second period after the Canucks Dave Barr of the Hartford Whalers and television commentator but trailed the next six marks. the Top Ten hasn’t been such a good season by going against the varsity- “He has great size and is a tough, ended a two-game losing streak. level players in practice. aggressive player.” had taken a 1-0 lead in the first on a Rick Peckham will visit Newington Children’s Hospital on America II got the inside position thing. Minnesota led 3-1 after one period goal by defenseman Doug Lidster. Monday from 2-4 p.m. At the same time. Bill Gardner, Stewart at the third leeward mark to go Just a few days after leaping all Darryl Kennedy, brokeopena close For Bolton to improve record- In 454 NHL games, the 6-foot-3, and increased it to 6-1 by the 8:20 wise, the Bulldogs need to improve 9 195-pound Semenko has scored 59 Bourque tied the score 19 seconds Gavin dean Evason and Paul MacDermid of the Whalers, and around the buoy nine seconds in the way from No. 14 to No. 8, the game with nine minutes remaining. mark of the middle period on goals into the second period, and the radio voice Chuck Kaiton, will be visiting the Veteran’s Home in front and then raced home an easy Hilltoppers have lost two straight The Sooners, 4-1, led 54-46 with in the shooting department. That’s goals and 77 assists for 136 points, by Denis Maruk, Keith Acton and 9:30 left to play. Over the next three one area where they hurt a year while accumulating 981 penalty Bruins went ahead to stay on a Cromwell. winner. games on successive nights — first Craig Hartsburg. power-play goal by Larson. It was the second consecutive day a 60-58 defeat by Louisville on minutes, Kennedy and reserve ago. “Good shooting makes up fora minutes. Detroit Coach Jacques Demers forward David Johnson combined lot of mistakes,” Phillips says. And Semenko will report to Hartford McCarthy made it 3-1 at 14:11 when the famed Fremantle winds failed Wednesday night, and then 73-65 to lifted St. Laurent following Harts- he scored the Bruins’ eventual Indoor soccer registration to be held to live up to expectations. The Central Michigan on Thursday for 11 points while Texas managed each individual must be aware he in time for the Whalers’ Saturday burg’s goal, and the Red Wings just four, can’t go it alone. “We have to play night game against the Vancouver winning goal. winds at the start of the race were night. responded with five straight goals. “It was just as matter of time as Manchester Rec Department will be holding registr^ion for an only 10knotsandneverwentoverl5 “I thought we played hard and we Patrick Fairs led Texas, 3-4, with as a team. We don’t have one player Canucks in the Hartford Civic Darren Veitch, Randy Ladouceur, indoor co-ed soccer league for pee wees (ages 6-7) on Dec. 22,23, 16 points. who can carry us. Center, long as we didn’t get frustrated,” during the event. played smart,” Central Michigan Gerard Gallant and Lee Norwood Boston Coach Terry O’Reilly said. 26, 29 and 30 from 6-8 p.m. at the Mahoney Rec Center. USA coasted to its victory over Coach said. “I kind of No. 12 Syracuaa 68, 81. Bonavan- “We’re at a point where we’re li] scored for Detroit before Oates’ “We just had to get Into our game. It This is a new program and there is a maximum number of Eagle, of Newport Harbor, Calif. feel for Western, losing one like Iura52: Sophomore guard Sherman just trying to get better.” game-tying shot in the third period. seems that any time we have three participants who will be includes. Age is determined as of Dec. 31, The San Francisco Yacht Club’s this.” Douglas scored 20 points to pace Schedule: Dec. 19 Cromwell H, 23 Celtics sign Minnesota Coach Lome Henning days off between games nothing boat had a one-second margin at the In other games involving the Syracuse over upstate New York Valley Regional A, 27 Somers A. 30 felt his team just quit. clicks. It takes a while to get going. ^*A $4 Rec membership card is required at time of registration. start, but quickly built a 1:18 nation' ranked teams, it was No. 7 rival St. Bonaventure. East Granby H. Darren Daye “That’s what happens when you We lose our game timing a little League play will be on Sunday mornings and begins on Feb. 1, cushion. It was no contest the rest of Auburn 115, Austin Peay 93; No. 9 The Orangemen, 6-0, broke the Jan. 3 Tolland H, 6Rocky Hill H, 9 start running up the score and bit.” Oklahoma 84, Texas 65, and No. 12 game open early in the second half East Hampton H, 13 Portland A. 16 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston the way. Vinal Tech A, 20 Cheney Tech H decide to take the easy way out,” ^^For further information, call Carl Silver at the Rec Also-rans Italia and Heart of Syracuse 66, St. Bonaventure 52. when Greg Monroe’s three-point Celtics have signed former Wa­ Henning said. . Flyers 5, Flames 3 Dan Majerle scored 23 points, field goal gave Syracuse their 4; 30 p.m., 23 Coventry A, 27 RHAM shington Bullets forward Darren Department, 647-3084. America staged a stirring race Lindsay Carson scored two goals from start to finish. There was collected seven rebounds and dis­ biggest lead of the game, 46-29, with A. 30 Bacon Academy H. Daye as a free agent and will place Feb. 6 Rocky Hill A, 10 Somers H, 6 Islanders 8, Devils 4 in the final period as never more than 29 seconds separ­ hed out four assists to lead Central 12 minutes to play. Scott Wedman on the injured list beat Calgary to extend the Flames’ Michigan’s upset of Western Ken­ Junior Patrick Allen led St. 17 Vinal Tech H, 19 Cheney Tech A. again to make room for him, the Hartford gets past Holy Cross ating them. But the Italian boat led Mikko Makela scored two goals winless streak at the Spectrum to 15 at every mark and finished 22 tucky, 6-3. Central Michigan, 3-1, Bonaventure, 2-3, with 16 points. 24 Coventry H, 27 RHAM H. National Basketball Association and assisted on another in a 7:16 games. The Flames last won a WORCESTER, Mass. — John Hurlburt’s 8-foot jumper with seconds in front of the Chicago went on an 8-0 run and built a “I don’t think anybody expected March 2 Bacon Academy A 4:30 team announced Thursday. span and the Islanders scored regular-season game in Philadel­ four seconds left lifted the University of Hartford over Holy 12-point lead at the start of the he could play as good at this level so p.m. Varsity games not noted Daye. 26, was the Bullets’ third- Yacht Club entry. seven straight times to beat New phia on Oct. 22. 1978, when they Cross, 62-60, in collegiate basketball action Thursday night at the Azzurra picked up 12 points from second half. early,” Syracuse Coach Jim Bo- scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. round draft . pick in 1983 after Jersey. were based in Atlanta. No. 7 Auburn 115, Austin Posy 93: eheim said of Douglas. “He’s graduating from UCLA that year, Challenge France, which withdrew The end of the game was marred Carson snapped a 3-3 tie at 13:13 ” I t w?s"theHawks’ fourth straight victory. Hartford is now 4-2 from the competition last week. Jeff Moore had 26 points and stepped into games and he’s really The Washington Redskins, who Celtics spokesman Jeff Twiss said. by several fights after the final of the third period. He scored on a Auburn scored the first 12 points of made the key shots." celebrated their 50th season in the The 6-foot-8 Daye played three Australia IV picked up three buzzer. Players from both benches cross-ice pass from Rick Tocchet, ^°DouVMcCrory had a career-high 19 points to lead Hartford points in its chase of Kookaburra III the second half to easily beat Austin Olhars In other games, Steve capital in 1986, were originally the years for the Bullets before he was spilled onto the ice and order wasn’t shooting the puck into a net that followed by Hurlburt’s dozen points. Vince Johnson and Larry as it defeated Steak’n Kidney in the Peay. Wright scored 11 of his team-high 17 Boston Braves. waived at the end of the preseason restored for several minutes. goaltender Rejean Lemelin had The Tigers, 3-0, used the spurt points in the second half to lead Harald photo by Tucker Jenkins chipped in with 10 markers apiece for the Hawks. defender trials. Colin Beashel kept this year and played one game for Bryan Trottier scored two goals vacated in making an unsuccessful the Bond syndicate boat in front all after halftime to build a 26-point Providence to a 75-64 victory over the Chicago Bulls. and had an assist and Mike Bossy block. Carson later added an lead and stretched that to 32 Siena; Skip Barry scored 20 points Daye. who will wear number 20, the way to win by 1:08. EMERGENCY Last line of defense added the 55Sth goal of his career as empty-net goal for the final margin. Bosworth wins Butkus Award Kookaburra II. skippered by midway through the second half and pulled down eight rebounds to Fire — Police — Medical will be in uniform when the Celtics well as two assists as the Islanders Calgary had tied the game at 3-3 before coasting to victory with a lead Boston College to a 76-59 Oklahoma’s Brian Bosworth continued to rack up post-season Peter Gilmour, surprised syndica- Whaler goalie Steve Weeks keeps an eye Hartford topped St. Louis Wednesday face the Los Angeles Lakers tonight snapped a two-game losing streak on Mike Bullard’s goal at 11:44 of temate Kookaburra III, sailed by balanced attack that featured six victory over the University of at Boston Garden. He will replace and won for only the second time in the second period. honors, winning his second consecutive Dick Butkus Award as Maine, and Duquesne got 22 points DIAL 911 on St. Louis’ Doug Gilmour (9) near his night, 6-2. The Whalers are back in Iain Murray, to take the lead on the players in double figures. In Manchester Wedman, who suffers from a sore seven games. Flyers Coach Mike Keenan was the nation’s top collegiate linebacker and being named to the sixth windward mark and hang on No. 9 Okishoma 84, Taxas 85: from Brian Shanahan to beat cage as Whaler defenseman Scot action Saturday at the Civic Center left heel, on the 12-man team roster. The Islanders scored the seven pleased with the effort his team put Academic All-America team. Oklahoma, getting 20 points from Robert Morris 74-70. Twice calH to record a 36-second victory. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD Friday. Dec. 12, 1986 — M ; Broncos and Redskins clash with little at stake

Bv The Associated Press loss in Kansas City and Washing­ New Orleans at Atlanta, Philadel­ — by three points to Chicago and in and would also take a one-half ton. 11-3. will almost surely have to phia at Dallas. St. Louis at the overtime to Cleveland. game lead over New England in the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 What might have been one of the settle for an NFC wild-card berth NFL Roundup Giants. San Francisco at New One plus was the return of center AFC East race. crucial games of the N FL season following its 24-14 loss to the New England. Kansas City at the Los Mike Webster from an elbow In an effort to get the Jets going, has become an anticlimactic war­ York Giants in the NFC East’s Angeles Raiders, Miami at the Los injury. Last week, wide receiver Coach Joe Walton shook up the Notices team this week by cutting starting Business Property ...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent__ 80' mup for the playoffs. But don’t try showdown game iast Sunday. Angeles Rams, Minnesota at Hous­ Louis Lipps came to life in a 27-16 Resort Property ...... linebacker Charles Jackson and Lost/Foond ...... oi .. 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Otfice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 telling that to Coaches Dan Reeves "What we have to do is get back to the next-to-last week of the season. ton and Seattle at San Diego. victory over Detroit with eight Mortgages ...... RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per doy. replacing starting fullback Tony Personols...... 02 .. 27 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 of Denver and Joe Gibbs of playing good football.” Gibbs said. The other features the Pittsburgh Chicago is at Detroit on Monday receptions for ISO yards and two Wanted to B u y ...... 6 to 19 doys; 70 cents per line per day. Paige with rookie Nuu Faaola. Announcements...... 03 .. 28 Painting/Papering...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipm ent...... 83 Washington. "Three or four weeks ago we were Steelers at the New York Jets, who night. touchdowns, one moi*e touchdown 20 or more days; 60 cents per line per day. " I don’t think he would sacrifice Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 57 Musical Item s...... 84 ' The Broncos and Redskins, both playing as good as anybody. We had lost three straight but could The Jets-Steelers game brings catch than he had in the previous 13 Cameras and Photo Equipment ... 85 Minimum charoe: 4 lints. someone like that Just for shock Financial...... 05 Rentals Flooring...... 58 coming off disheartening defeats, must get back in the groove before still clinch a playoff berth with a together two teams going in oppo­ games. Pets and Supplies...... 86 effect, but there’s no question he got, Electrical ...... 59 meet Saturday at Denver’s Mile the playoffs. There’s still an outside victory. site directions. The Jets, on the other hand, have Rooms tor R ent ...... 31 Heatlng/Plomblng...... — 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to High Stadium in a game with little chance we can win our division, but Pittsburgh, which lost six of its lost three straight after a 10-1 start shock effect,” defensive tackle Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 3 2 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the at stake. it’s not very realistic.” The Sunday games are Buffalo at first seven games is 4-3 since then and have been outscored 82-16 in Barry Bennett said. Help W anted...... ii Condominiums tor Rent .. ..33 Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Denver. 10-4. clinched the AFC The Redskins-Broncos game is Indianapolis. Cleveland at Cincin­ and two of the losses were narrow those losses. They can clinch an " I f it’s not working, we ought to Situation Wanted ...... 12 Homes tor R ent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, West title last week despite its 37-10 one of two on Saturday that begin nati. Green Bay at Tampa Bay. ones on the road to division leaders AFC wild-card berth with a victory try to fix it,” Walton said. Business Opportunities...... 13 Store/Otfice Space...... 35 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Industrial Property...... 3 7 Hollday/Seosonol...... 71 Automotive Employment Services...... 15 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are Miscellaneous for Rent... .38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sole...... 91 taken by telephone as a convenience. The Roommates Wanted...... 3 9 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans (or S o'e...... 92 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Wonted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... 93 Reai Estate Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Homes for Sale ...... 21 Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not SCOREBOARD Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 be corrected bv an additional Insertion. Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 Canadlens6.Rsngers2 Big East standings Big East Conftrenct O'aii Rec basketbaD Hockey N.Y. Rongers 1 1 0—J BaaketbaD w L w L Montreal 3 1 1—6 St. John's 1 0 4 0 First Period— 1, Montreal, Lemleux 6 Syracuse 0 0 6 0 Notices (Smith, Robinson) ,1:19.2, Montreal, Kordic Georgetown 0 0 4 0 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NHL standings 1 (Lalor,McPhee),2:45.3,Montreal,Corson Providence 0 0 5 1 Adults 7 (Richer, Walter), 7:48. 4, New York, NBA standings Boston College 0 0 5 1 Part tIme-ClerIcal. Hours Helmlnen 2 (Jensen) 12:21. Penalties— Pittsburgh 0 0 3 1 Standings: National — Sportsman LOST Carpenters Needed - Im­ Part time - lanitorlal Texas Refinery Corpora­ WALES CONFERENCE Lemleux, Mon (hooking),5:04; Patrick,NY EASTERN CONFERENCE Vlllanova 0 0 4 2 Cafe 21, Manchester Bar Association mediate opening for expe­ work. Manchester/South tion offers plenty of mo­ lOom fo 2pm, Monday NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Fotrtck DIvltien (tripping), 14:57. Atlantic Division By LEWIS WITHAM Connecticut 0 0 3 3 3-1, Irish Insurance 21, Westown Phor- AND FOUND Windsor area. 3 hours per through Frldoy. Typing W L T Ptt OF OA Second Period—5,NewYork,Larouche11 Seton Hall macy 2-2, B.A. CLub 2-2, DIRosa rienced carpenters. All ney plus cash bonuses, W L Pet. OB 0 1 4 1 evening, 5 evenings per fringe benefits to mature Building Custodian-Full skills or previous CRT E Phllodelphia 21 6 2 44 124 70 (Lambert), :30. 6, Montreal, Skrudland 5 Boston 13 6 .684 — Take Tom Dempsey's NFL Cleaners 2-2, Hose Company 1-3, Smoke phases of construction. 24. American — Style 4-0, PaoanI week. Call 249-6809. person In the Hartford time cleaning buildings. experience helpful. Coll Na M8ln 6 Unlan 8t Arsa all NY Islanders 15 12 2 32 112 101 (McPhee, Svoboda), 3:56. 7, Montreal, Philadelphia 13 6 .684 — field-goal record in yards (60, 63 Thurtdayt' Reiulft Lost-Brown hair cat, tiger Full-time employment PIftsburoh 14 10 4 32 107 77 Glngros 4 (Naslund, Smith), 7:58 (pp). Washington 9 10 .474 4 UConn 96, Rhode Island 94 (OT) Caterers 4-0, Green Hardwore 22, - markings, Hamlin Street and benefits. Call 742-5317, area. Regardless of expe­ Pleasant working condi­ Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 Hudian 81 all New Jersey 13 13 2 28 110 129 Penalties—Laldlow, NY (tripping), 7:01 New York 5 17 .227 9'/s or 66); add the number of St. John's 72, Seton Holl 69 Manchester Cycle 2-2, Formal-Coaches area, since Saturday, may 8:30 to 5:00, Monday Banking-Full time assist­ rience. Write F. D. Hop­ tions. Good pay and benef­ for appointment. EOE. Williams 8L III Washington 10 14 6 26 93 115 Monwsso, Mon (roughing), 16:24. New Jersev 3 17 .150 lO'A seasons New Orleans has played Providence 75, Siena 64 1-3, Buffalo Water Tavern 1-3, Gentle Touch Car Wash 1-3, Manchester Police be III. Coll 6430613 or through Friday. ant supervisor In Proof kins, President, Box 711, its. Apply In person at the Oakland 8t 8-17 NY Rangers 9 13 6 24 111 123 Third Period—8, Montreal, Carbonneou9 Central Division in the league (15. 20 or 25); Boston College 76, Maine 59 Facilities Services Office, Receptlonlst-Monchester Adam DIvltien (Momesso, Gainey), 14:50. Penalties— Atlanto 16 4 .800 — Syracuse 66, St. Bonaventure 52 1-3 643-6160. department. Machine op­ Fort Worth, Tx. 76101. Summit 81 and subtract the number games erations and reconcilia­ 1737 Main Street. The doctors office. Must be 388453 Montreal 15 11 4 34 107 96 KIslo, NY (holding), 2:03; (3alney, Mon Milwaukee 14 7 .667 i'h Saturday'* Oam et Dishwasher - Good start­ 8rovs8L Boston 14 11 4 32 100 91 (slashing), 5:36. Detroit 9 7 .563 5 (8. 9 or 10) the M innesota V i­ Vlllanova at UConn (New Haven), tion. Monday thru Friday, Part time receptlonlst-4 to South Windsor Board of dependable, mature, and 48-56 Found-Small female cot, ing position for someone Hartford 14 8 3 31 87 80 Shots on goal—N.Y. Rangers 4-12-10—26. Indiana 10 11 .476 6'/i kings won to earn the NFC Cen­ 8 ;X p.m. 2pm-8pm . Saturday 8pm. Also 8:30am until 5 Education Is An Affirma­ conscientious. Afternoon Mountain Rd. all Montreal 13-9-14—36. West Virginia at Pittsburgh mostly gray, Hartford Interested In a career In Quebec 13 13 4 30 104 91 Chlcogo 9 10 .474 6'/j 8:30am-4pm. Coll 6435773. on Saturdays. Total of 3 tive Action Equal Oppor­ hours and Tuesday even­ Na Elm 81 02-230 Buffalo 5 19 4 14 90 112 Power-play Opportunities— Clevelond 8 11 .421 7'/j tral title in 1980. Canislus at Syracuse Golf Road area. 647-9355 or the restaurant business. N.Y. RangersOof 3; Montreal 1 af3. Rutgers at Seton Hall 6431483. days per week. Busy tunity Employer. ings. Coll 6435153 and Shsrwood Clrds an CAMPBELL CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Growth for hard working leave message. C Nerrit DIvltien Goalies— N.Y. Rangers, Soetoert (36 UCLA at St. John's Mason-Experienced and a phones, light typing, and a Midwest Division PAYOFF; The answer is also Individual possible. Apply Parksr 81 800-514 St. Louis 12 12 4 28 92 102 shots-30 saves). Montreal, Roy (26-24). Dalles 13 7 .650 — Arizona at (jeorgetown Lost-15 year old female trainee for waterproofer. pleasant office surround­ RN’s only. 11-7 Meadows Toronto 11 12 4 26 92 93 A—16,329. Tony Galbreath's New Orleans Sunday's Game In person at Covey’s Res­ Lydall 8L ' 147 Utah 12 7 .632 '/j Chrysler Invitational Beagle. Partially blind Full and part time, good ing. Please callJanet at D. Manor, full or port time. Full time Mechanic-to Minnesota 11 13 3 25 112 108 Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Denver 9 12' .429 4'/j record for pass receptions. Boston College at Holy Cross taurant, 45 East Center No benefit rote. $13.10 per Woodbridgs 81 203470 Detroit 10 13 5 25 86 93 Gord Broseker, Brad Lazarowich. Houston 8 11 .421 4'/j and deaf. Glastonbury, pay. Call 6433361 or 563- W. Fish Realty. 643-1591. work on oil trucks ond Street, Manchester. 3006. hour. Call Mrs. Bir­ Bllsau 81 all Chicago 8 16 5 21 95 125 Sacramento 6 14 .300 7 boc:a RATON, na. (AP) — Rrst- 633-8515 or 547-3429 or the cars. Benefits Included, SmyttM DIvltien San Antonio 6 14 .300 7 Big East results Clerical help needed- mingham for appoint­ MargrtI 81 III round scores Thursday In the 8600000 Dog Warden. Reward! Horticultural mointe­ coll 649-2871. Edmonton 18 11 1 37 134 109 Red W ings B, North Stars 6 Poctnc Division FZ 6 - 02 • C9 :U3MSNV Chrysler PGA Team Invltatlonol golf Custodlan-Coventry Town of Bolton, 25 hours ment. 647-9191. Lumsa III Calgary 16 13 1 33 109 113 L.A. Lakers 15 4 .789 — nance technician - full or tournament played of par-72, ,7,232yard School system, excellent per week. $5.70/hour. For Sales Person-Immediate Cambridgs 81 Winnipeg 15 11 2 32 103 94 Seattle 11 8 .579 4 UConn 06, Rhodo Island 04 (OT) Boca West One, the 6,772yord Boca West part time positions to all Los Angeles 13 15 2 28 128 130 Minnesota 3 3 0 0—6 Golden State 12 9 .571 4 (C) 1966. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN benefits. Hours 3 to 11pm. more Information call 649- Bookkeeper-Full charge. position for retail soles Narth Main 8t Two, and the 6,512vard Broken Sound Employmont maintain tropical plants 8743. Closing dote all Vancouver 8 19 2 18 94 117 Detroit 1 4 I 0—6 Portland 12 10 .545 4'/j courses (x-wlll finish round on Friday): Call 742-9305. Rapidly growing East person with rapidly ex-< Mathsr 8t Tliurtday't Oamet Rrst Period— 1, Minnesota, Nilsson 8 Phoenix 10 10 .500 S'h RHDDE ISLAND (94) In local offices. Will troln 12/23/86.______III Hulbert-Twav 31-28—59 enthusiastic people In all Hartford company Is seek­ ponding tv-appllance Boston 4, Vancouver 2 (CIccarelll, Maruk) 4:40. 2, Minnesota, L.A. Clippers 4 15 .211 11 Evons 1-5 1-2 3, Tabisz 0-2 04)0, Colson AAost-Peoples 3230—60 International Student Ex­ ing o person wfh compu­ Csntsrflsld 8t all Montreal 6, N.Y. Rangers 2 Graham 13 (Hartsburg), 4:52. 3, Detroit, 04) 000, Owens 11-18 8-10 32, (kirrick & Education aspects of Interior horti­ outlet. Excellent benefits How Top Twenty fared Knox-San

Sears - gas stove, brown, 3 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY I 7 i JH 0U DAY/ better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a years old. Asking I''ISEASONAL SSO.OO.Any otters will be considered. 647-9869 Christmas Trees - cot your evenings.o difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, own. Sundays only. $15.00 IC M U IC A ilE [ E l E p f C A L each. 11 Villa Louisa Rood Electric stove - 30 Inch, (on the rood to Vito's self cleaning. Ueanead levtno motfMr* CatHngs and walls re* Oumos Electric •— Moving Odd lobs. Trucking. Home Restuarant. Copper,$50.00. Call 643- iminatflate opanlnae* paired, doors ond win­ Electrical Problems? repairs. You nonw It. we 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if 2809.D Mcmchaelar ttdma, IUkwo- dows repaired, extra Need o targe or a small do It. Pree estimates. Live Hemlock boughs. iwblarat48i.M3-m3. shelving installed. Coll Repair? We Specialize In Insured. 6434304. Nice for decorations. $2.00 Sound Design Stereo - ■emie at 646-3173. IMidenttal Work. J o s ^ HOMES HOMES each. Please call after AM/FM, record changer, Dumas. Fully License. Your local I 9 JAPARTMENT 8 12:30 875-4493.D speakers.$25.00.Call 649- impiaMum FOR SALE i ^ M f o r s a l e I HOMES 1 9 1 JHOMES Free Estimates. 646-5253. Coll John ot 643-4353 0BS8 Art’s Light Trucking - Realty, Joyce G., 647- P M R T M e / E lonial situated on a 2 plus living area In this new 7 TREES ORDINANCE PROVIDING THAT CERTAIN OFFICE reliable full time workers. washer & dryer. don’t use private! Fully ap- Cellars, attics, garages No experience required. crimination. The Herald 8895.a acre private wooded lot In room , 2>/2 bath homel PAPEMNB HOLDERS BE ELECTORS 1 pllanced, deck. Cut it fresh. cleaned. Junk hauled. will not knowingly accept Manchester near 1-384. $199,5001 "W e Guarantee Wheel barrel - $12.00. Call Any person who It to be elected or appointed toony Town Of­ Please call 649-3900. No pets ’BTS/mo. 1 $750/month Including heat TODAY IS a good day to In the any advertisement which Fantastic fireplaced fam­ Dur HousesI"... Blan­ 649-5741.0 Furniture and oppllancei Tune Up Time - Chain fice, Board, Commission or Agency, which position does not and hot water. 647-7411. piooe an od inudmslfled to Nam* your own price — year lease plus se­ 1Is In violation of the law. ily room with cathedral chard & Rossetto. 646- moved. Odd lobs. Very tdwa, snow blowers. Also appear on the election ballot of the Biennial Town Election, General work In a flower $“ 2 0 W 0 0 - your cholc* ttll thoso Idle Items PattNH- ond son. Past, shall be an elector of the Town of Andover, Connecticut ex­ celling and skylight, shiny 2482.0 honest dependable atfcrlng a complete shar­ shop. Full or part time, curity deposit. Pay Extra Clean 1 bedroom vo u 'vt been storing. A dtpandoble service. cept the following; Manchester - 155 Hillard eat-ln kitchen, formal din­ lOFFICE/RETAIL worker. 25 years expe­ pening service. Quality also floral designer wifh 1 Manchester - Older 7 duplex with country kit­ 19 Lewis St. quick call to 6434711 will PalnUno, Paperhonglng A Assessor, Sanitarian, Building Official and Zoning Agent. own utilities. ManchBitBr Street - 6 room ranch, 3 room Colonial In pleasant ing room and much more. (eW South Mein 8t. • bMRnd bvn)) rience in movtnp. 6466669 Sharpening, 104 Hilliard some experience or can chen, form al dining room , ____[ equipment put your Od in print. Rennoval. Call l8736237. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ bedrooms, 2 full baths, Call today for details.Ep­ BUSINESS anytime. Street 649-2111. This Ordinonce shall be effective fifteen days otter publica­ train on the lob. Apply In . neighborhood, 3 bed­ full basement, washer/d- Open 10-4 Sat. & Sun. tion of notice of the Town Meeting vote approving this Or­ N tra ld fireplace In living room, rooms, dining room, liv­ stein Realty, Joyce G:, person; Krause Florist. PROPERTY rver hook-up, garage. Typewriter - Remington dinonce 621, Hartford Rd. 3 bedroom town 1extra large garage. Struc­ ing room with fireplace, 1 M7-6895.0 ______646-4126 C C Lease, security, no pets. portable. Good condition, ORDINANCE CREATING A WETLANDS COMMIS­ turally sound, very clean 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall car­ Manchester ^ 4 room house with large F o r sale or rent- $525 plus utilities. Call Liz $35.00. Call 649-1819.0 SION AND AUTHORIZING IT TO PROMULGATE home In move-ln condi­ peting, kitchen applian­ Ranch, completely redec­ for details 646-7709. CARB MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS PROTECTING THE WETLANDS eat-in kitchen Coll t h t tion. $105,000. George S. ces Included. 3 zone heat orated, new wall carpet­ Commerlcol storefront In MISCEIIANEOUS MIBCELLANEOUB AND WATER COURSES OF THE TOWN OF 1Peases, Real Estate; 671- with new gas furnace and ing. A pleasure to show. high traffic area. Full CHRISTMAS FDR RALE FOR BALE AUTOMOTIVE AUTDMDTiVE ANDOVER Seaion 22A-42 (formerly Section 7-131o) HELP WANTED Super Nice 3 bedroom of the Connecticut General Statutes within walking dis­ ClailifiBd 9288 or 647-3913. hot water heater. Garage $98,900.00. James R. basement, 2 air condition­ ■02 J recreational r ers to remain, newer duplex with country kit­ TREES on treed lot. $128,900. Call McCavanagh Real Estate, 100 EQUIPMENT Sears - All purpose weight 1977 Ford Granada, 6 cy­ Section 3o. tance to busline amp circuit breakers and chen, form al dining room , at Nkkary RMge 4 X 14 X 17 Corvette Rally The Wetlands Commission shall consist of six (6) Regular D «p t. Cozy Ranch - Very clean! evenings after 6 or 9 am-5 649-3800.D lifting bench with leg att­ linder, 4 door, stereo tape, Wheels - Centers and Pair H-78-14 Doral snow MEDKAL SECRETARY j No pets. 1 year newer bath. $60,000 or tSOO full basement, great fam­ Farm achment. All assembled, Members and two (2) alternates appointed by the Board of Full tiRw: •xparlencad. KnowL 12 bedrooms. Fireplace. pm weekends. 647-8105. Government Homes - F o r Sale. Rowing M a­ excellent condition. rings. $225. Negotiable. tires on rims. Excellent Selectmen. One Regular Member shall be the Town Sanitar­ per month. Strono Real ily room with fireplace, like new. $75.00. Call 643- •dg* of Mlllng and Inaurano lease plus security 6 4 3 -3 7 1 1 Eating area In kitchen. from $1 (U repair). Delln- chine, fully assembled, 1 $750/best otter. 643-8526. 647-9869. condItlon.SSO.OO. Call 643- ian, one regular member shall be o member ot the Planning Have you read today's Estate. 647-7653.0 2nd fireplace In living FRESHLY CUT 9000.n and Zoning Commission. The term of office shall be three toma talapnona and ^la n t coi Carport. Patio. Give us a auent tax property. year old, excellent condl- 1228.D lao<. Typino halpful. Salary eon deposit. *635 per Classified section? It con­ room,' washer/dryer • Pine • Spruce • Fir years. 8:30 a.m. to i call for an appointment! Repossessions. Call 805- tion. $75. Call 646-324' Two 14 Inch wheels - Five manaurata wtth axparlanea. Ca. tains hundreds of Interest­ hook-up, garage. Leose, • Wreaths Sllverplate Flatware - ser­ TRUCKB/VANB The Ordinance shall be effective fifteen days offer publica­ S4e-0634 batwaan 11atn-2pm. month plus utili­ Realty World, Frechette, 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for otter 5:30pm. lug used on 1975 Dart 5:00 p.m. -646-7709.D ing offers. 643-2711. ■ 9 9 JREAL ESTATE security, no pets. $850 plus (Baled It you with) vice for 8 In original wood FOR RALE Snow tires - F78 x IS, Snow tion of the Town Meeting vote approving this Ordinonce. Monday thru Friday. current repo list. utilities. Coll Liz for de­ Swinger. $10.00 tor both. Biters, Firestone. Excel­ ties. box. Never used. 50 years Call 649-3893.0 „ Doted this 2nd day ot December, 1986. 1 I " I WANTED tails 646-7709. M .444-UC«a Ice skates - size 10. $10.00. lent condition. $80.00 a old. $85.00. Call 6494039. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Call 643-1710.O, 1979 Ford 150 Pick up. 4 x 4 pair. Call Ray at 649-8447.C MARIE R. BURBANK with 83 Fisher Plow. Low Snow Tiress 7-c M6 W 5 . One TOWN CLERK • 6 room - 3 bedroom, older Farberware - Open hearth DRIVERS 2 bedrooms, eat-in duplex, good area, nice Man's bicycle. 26 Inch milage. Extra cle a n . pair mounta■eoan rfcW Ford Firestone - snow tires. 026-12 broiler. Excellent condi­ rlms.$60.00.. CalhW7-»58.c yard, no appliances $625. wheel,$35.00. Good condi­ $5295. Call after 4 pm at $50.00 tor pair. P165/80 Deliver for Manchester kitchen, nice loca­ OUTSTANDING COLONIAL tion. $25.00. Call 649-9239.0 plus utilities and heat. tion. Call 649-1680.O 649-8926.D 1981 Ford Granada en­ R13/S call 646-7247.0 Wholesaler. Qood L o ca l tion, close bus ser­ Security and references. Set of beautiful new Bar­ gine, transmission and NOTICE OF APPLICATION tO ESTABLISH A BRANCH Hart skis - 175 cm with OP A STATE MEMBER BANK road record required. ‘ I ’ t 1 -*■ I -'t ’ t ‘ 1 ‘ I ' r 643- 9393. bie doll and Cabbage body ports. Sold Individu­ vice. No pets. *575 C h u rc h Solomon step-in bindings. AAA fiberglass front December 12,19S6 Qood paying, 40 hours Patch doll dresses. $10.00 ally. Coll 646-6168. Good condition. $50.00. spoiler. I ROC type with per week, time and a per month. One Manchester-West side, each.Cdll 643-6452.D Manchester State Bonk, 1041 Main Street, Manchester, CT looking for Plantation la locatad on Call anytime 649-1794.0 F o r Sale-1974 Ford Van In dual air ducts, bumper half after 40 hours. 3 new 5 room duplex, 3 VW Bug - 1971 engine 06040, Intends to apply to the Board of Governors of the Fe­ year lease plus se­ South Rtvar Rd, oH Routa 31, good condition. $1500 or mount, tits 74-77 Camaro. deral Reserve System (Board) for permission to establish a bedrooms, security, refer­ North Covantry. Robart Vltay Two twin headboards, needs minor work. Has Paid Insurance, holi­ best Call after Never mounted, $75.00. branch at 1046 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, CT. Th 6 Fe­ curity deposit. Pay 3-5 A c re s ences. $650 plus utilities. and (aitilly. Call T42-S354. solid Maple, $49 each. offer. some ports.$40.00.Call 647- days and vacations. [RRATS/MARINE 4:30pm. 875-6344.D Call 647-1060.D deral Reserve System considers a number of factors In de­ own utilities. Available Immediately. Boxed towel gift set, new. 1545.0 ciding whether to approve the application Including the re­ Apply Immediately. of 646-1496. [ equipment $5 each. Call 643-0427. cord of performance of this bonk In helping to meet local Also warehouse posi­ credit needs. CARS CARS tions, full or part time. P ro p e rty 5 room duplex, all applian­ ■79 J ANTIQUES/ 16 toot Mad River canoe, Gas Heater, 35,000 BTU. CARR You are Invited to submit comments In writing on this ap­ C a ll ces, wall-to-wall carpet­ I COLLECTIBLES paddles Included. Used $35.00. Artificall Christ­ FOR RALE FOR SALE FOR SALE plication to the Federal Reserve Bonk of Boston, 600 Atlantic ing. Available January 1. Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02106. The comment period MANCHESTER suitable tour times. Excellent con­ mas tree - Free! Call will not end before January 13,19S7 and may be somewhat 649-0795 $675. 643-1823. dition. $800. Please call 643-1814.n longer. The Board's procedures for processing applications TOBACCO A CANDY Comic Book - Haunt of may be found at 12 C.F.R. Port 262. Procedures for proces­ Fear, no. 19. Very good 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- CO. 88k for Rick fo r new Apartment tor rent, 6 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor Holiday Matrix lifetime sing protested applications may be found at 12 C.F.R. 262.25. 'To be condition. $90.00. Coll 649- To obtain a copy of the Board's procedures or It you need 200 Qreen Road room, 3 bedroom duplex, Bob. membership - before you appliances. Convenient lo 4744.0 boy from them, check more Information about submitting your comments on the Manchester, C T 06040 b u ild in g . application, contact William Spring, vice president and 643-2283 cation, no pets. Available MUSICAL with me and save. 647-9829 community offolrs officer, at the Federal Reserve Bonk of ASHFORb *120,000 643-0906 January 1. $650 plus utili­ Antique clow foot bath evenings. ''Rike a Look' Boston (617-973-3460). The Federal Reserve System will con­ 2 2 tub. Good condition, ask­ sider your comments and any request for a public meetino ENJOY THE SEASONS ties. Call otter 6pm . 643- ITEMS 0110. ing $80.00.Call 649-9137 Wheel barrow $12. 649- or formal hearing on the application If they are received by In this brand new 6 room Ranch. Spacious corner evenings.o the Reserve Bonk on or before the last date of the comment lot within walking distance to Lake Chaffee with Plono-Baldwln Spinet, 1 5741.0 ARE YOU SMART??? period. beach rights. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaced located in one of Manchester’s fine neighbor­ year old, lust tunned. GONDOMINiUMS Open House-Red Goose 1950's M arx train set. Oak C o m p a re a M a zd a 626 for- 030-12 Part Time. living room, 2 car garage, wall to wall carpeting, hoods and featuring 3 bedrooms, large fire­ $1650. 649-2789. placed living room, formal dining room plus f o r RENT Antiques, Goose Lane, piano stool, oak rocker. Earn Extra Cash! vinyl aiding, thermopane windows, cathedral Rentals Coventry. December 13 & 742-9137. ceilings, dining area with French doors to 12x16 breezeway and garage. Priced to sell at 14,12-5pm. Hot cider and a cameras/proto Depreclates less than most cars TOWN OP BOLTON LEOAL NOTICE deck. Manchester-New Oak • over the same period of time In the( LEOAL NOTICE $134,900. Forest end unit, condomi­ crackling fire to greet you EQUIPMENT TOWN OP ANDOVER while you browse through TAG N A D A Guide INLAND WETLANDS INSERTERS WANTED ROOMS nium . 2 bedroom , Vh The Bolton Planning Com­ COMMISSION unusual collections! 742- H SALES mission will hold a Public bath, central air, 2 car FOR RENT 9137. Kodok - Disc 4000 comero In July, 1986, Automotive Hearing on Wednesday, Wi cm (itip ytu bicaffli i oarage. $800 a month plus outfit. Automatic built In At 0 Special Meeting of the Call 647-9946 ( News rated the 626 second,^ ■LESS December 17, ot 7:30 p.m. In Inland Wetlandi Commle- HEALE" PMFE88I0NALI utilities. Coll 872-9720. flash. Instant flash recy­ the Town Hall to seek com­ $62.50 weekly. Apply The RELIABiUTT * only to Mercedes Benz tlon of Andover, Connecticut Cill 64 M Sn ind Mk fir Dm cle. Motorized film ad­ JEAPACHES, ments on a re-subdivislon by Zinsser Agency DIcott, 40 DLcott Street, MOVING SALE! 1900ln reliability for larger'’ William Supple on Shady held on December 1, 19S6, Ask for Bob vance. $25.00. Coll 569- cars. unanlmoui approval woe D. F. REALE INC. Your Hometown Realtor opt. 107 only between 7 HOMES I CLOTHING Badroom aat, waahar & dryar. Lone. A4-f acre lot shown on gronted to Dana R. Auetln for and 10 pm . 7616.D aMrao, TV, ruga, coHes & and a Herbert Johnson subdivi­ 175 iR^n^^lliniuwttir FOR RENT sion "East of Knollwood a retaining wall at 330 Lake tablaa. Houaahold llama. PERFORMANCE Faster than a BMW 325E Road, Andover, Connecticut. 64»4S2S 646-1511 Very warm Nowelglan 35mm Conon - AE-1 Ca­ Moat llama laaa than 1 year i N J O Y A B L i Tract", Identifed os N/F Mt MM h HNxKt k 0 to 60, and Doted at Andover, Connec­ APARTMENTS 2 bedroom Ranch, conve­ pullover sweater. mera. Body only, perfect old. 846-51M. Also, Tag Sale. a V A LU E • Robert S. Morton, Is pro­ Medium-large, excellent Set. & Sun., 38 Stone St. a lot less money TO DRIVE posed tobesplitto create one ticut thii 12th day of Decem­ FOR RENT nient location, stove and condition. $95.00. Coll 643- additional building lot. ber, 19S6. Storrs - Very nice 2 bed­ refrigerator, 2 months se­ condition. Cost over $100. 9797 after 7 pm.p room M obile home In Sell $35. Call 646-4995.0 10 Available R. E. GORTON, ANDOVER INLAND Manchester - Quality 1 curity plus utilities. $600. CHAIRMAN WETLANDS COMMISSION adult community. Ap­ 644- 1933. ROBERT ROCKS, pliances, central air and bedroom and 2 bedroom MISCELLANEOUS CARR Including: 0S7-12 CHAIRMAN porch.$32,900.00.James R. apartment, heat, hot wa­ FOR RALE Deluxe ter and all appliances Manchester-clean and FOB RALE 019-12 McCavanagh, Real Est­ quiet 6 room , 3 bedroom [ FURNITURE Luxury ate, 649-3800.O Included. Air conditioned, 2 Drs. duplex, no appliances, no Box Spring and Mattress INVITATION TO BID quiet, on bus line. Ideal for 4 Drs. middle-aged and senior pets. Available January 1. 30 Inch folding roll away tor double bed, $150 or Sealed bids will be received Peace and Tronaulllty - $600 plus utilities. 64^3219. Q T Turbos In the General Services' of­ INVITATION TO BID Plenty of privacy sur­ citizens. $515 and $550. bed with foam mattress. best otter. Apartment size 247-5030. $25.00 or best otter. Call white stove-needs new I960 Buick Regal-6 cy­ fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Sealed bide will be received rounds this year round linder, 79,000 miles, air 626 Prices starting at MO.Bgo. for a Deluxe 4 Dr., ter, C T until December 31, In the General Servlcet' of­ waterfront property at Extra Clean Ranch style 649-2385.0 coll. $30. 646-5160 after 1986 at 11 ;00 o.m. for the fol­ fice, 41 Center St., Manchee- 24 Locust Street. 7 room 6pm. conditioned. Excellent with AC, PS, and Cassette. Stk #2035 lowing: ter, C T until December 23, Witches Woods Lake In duplex. Ideal tor In-law condition. Asking $2900. apartment. No applian­ situation. "Complete pri­ Play pen with pad. Like FURNISH & INSTALL 19S6 at II :00 a.m. for the fol­ Woodstock. 5 room, Trl- 643-8646 otter 4pm. lowing; level with 3 bedrooms. ces. $650 per month plus vacy" tor both parties. new. Wooden construc- R id in g Lawn M o w e r- NO QimmiCKS • JUST A QREAT SPORTY DEAU j. NEW FUEL DISPENSING utilities. Security. No Convenient location In tlon.$25.00. Call after 2 pm Crottsmon 5 Hp. 24 Inch SYSTEM (REBID) (1) ATHLETIC SHIRTS Approximately 1200 1980 - Toyota Tercel - Stereo Specialist Country Christmas Swedish Gifts square feet, 1 cor garage. pets. Call 646-2426 week­ nice area. Each unit In­ at 649-8371.0 cut. Runs, but may need Price Includes: i. All Deeler Prep. 2. Undercoating The Town of Manchester Is (2) FURNISH Si INSTALL work. $50.Coll 643-4535. excellent condition. 65,000 on equal opportunity em­ AIR CONDITIONING IN J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ $129,900. Jackson 8, Jack- days 9 to 5. cludes country kitchen, 3. Clean 6 Wax 4. Handling and Freight Chargee One duck, two ducks, many, many, visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT miles. $2900 or best otter. 0[aa A ilw. aob%) ployer, and requires on affir­ RECORDS DIVISION & fessionals buy their stereo equip­ son Real Estate, 647-8400 form al dining room , se­ Tw o Pine bar stools with mative action policy for all of ADJOINING O F F IC E - more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, Manchester-2nd floor, 2 backs and swivel bases. Sears - slow cook toaster Call 649-8678. ment and accessories. Discount or 646-8646.n parate bosem'ent, ample Its Contractors and Vendors POLICE DEPARTMENT ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks and Hummel figurines. We also bedroom, heat and ap­ Asking $99.00. Coll 643- oven. Like new. $22.00. We’re cleaning our all of our 1987 Mazdas — os 0 condition of doing busi­ pricing on cosh and carry Items. storage, washer/dryer 1974 AM C Gremlin - runs. The Town of Manchester It — Wreaths and flower and folk art carry Swedish foods. Ellington pliances. No pets. $550 hook-up and garage. 3 1680.0 Call 649-8913.0 ness with the Town, os per on equal opportunity em­ Colt Jock Bertrand 643-1262. Three's your luck 646-1844. Come see us soon and really BE SMART Federal Order 11246. 9 too, all hand mode and waiting for Center Plaza, Ellington, 872-0273. num ber! 11 La rg e 6-3-3 plus security. Coll 646- bedroom with two firepla­ ployer, and regulret an affir­ 9 BIO forms, plans and specifi­ you of three family on Pearl 3979. ces. $850 plus utilities. 1 Oak Formica Table with Hoover vacuum - excel­ mative action policy foroll of two 12 Inch leafs and 4 lent condition. Tools - Chevy Citation 80, loaded, at cations ora available at the Its Contractor! and Vendors CRAFTMEN GALLERY Street. Separate utilities. bedroom $525 plus utili­ General Services' office. padded chairs. Nice look­ never used. Good 4 speed, am/fm stereo at a condition of doing butl- 58 Cooper St., Manchester, Many modern Improve­ Manchester-Dft Porter ties. Possible long term neei with the Town, os per Street. Nice 3 room apart­ ing set.$99.00. Call 643- Christmas Items. $75.00. with tope, 65,000 miles. TOWN OF 647-8161 ments. Nice yard, lease. No pets. Call Liz tor $1650 or best offer. 647- ^MORIAR^Y BROTHERSy MANCHESTER, CT. Federal Order 11246. Jewelry ment. Heat, electricity, details, 646-7709. 0155.O Call 649-4649.0 Exit 60 Oft 1-84 ROBERT B. WEISS, Holiday hours 7 days a week. Pets porches, excellent Income 9456. Bid forme, plant and tpeclfl- Largest selection of diamonds and producing Investment. security deposit. No pets. GENERAL MANAGER cotlone are available at the * « e * * DJ’S DOG GROOMING and PET 643-8552. Queen size sleeper sofa General Services' office. gem stone dinner rings. Christmas $164,900. Jackson & Jack- Manchester - For Rent - Singer Slant-D-Matlc-403 HOURS: 029-12 SUPPLY 649-0485. Bedding - son Real Estate. 647-8400 Unique free standing unit. with chair. $99.00. Call special, lust serviced. Ex­ Open Evenings 'III 9 p. • 301-315 CENTER STREET TOWN OF hours, 9-8pm, Mon.-Fri., 8-5 Sot. 646-1413.0 MANCHESTER, CT. canopy, brass, cuddle and mots. or 646-8646.0 Dne year old condomi­ cellent condition. Storage BOLTON Frt, S Set, 'III 6 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT BRAY JEWELERS, Wayne Brav, Fiorists Coots, sweaters, rain gear, life 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 ROBERT B. WEISS, 643-5617 nium. Fireplace, 1 bed­ bench. Blond finish. First 81 Olds Omega 44K GENERAL MANAGER PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER lockets and bock pocks. Unique cat Classic Cope by “Beh- room, bath, fully ap- For Sale-Breakfast set. $100. 649-4702. Call 647-9322. 020-12 • * « * • SHOP - Fancy Fruit Baskets. Box­ furniture. Holiday goodies, toys rmonn" 7 rooms, fire­ Dne bedroom garden pllanced kitchen, washer *2850 apartment, air conditi­ DC wood Trees - All Your Christmas and crates. Pet pictures with Santo, place, 1 'h baths, redwood and dryer, central air. No Twin bedspreads - aullted. 81 Buick Skylark Decorating Needs 1 36 Oak Street, November 28 and 29, 12-6 pm and exterior 140's. "We Gua­ oned, wall to wall, ap­ pets. $700.00 per month Lovely twin maple bed Apple green, excellent MISCELLANEOUS MISCEIIANEOUS pliances, on bus line and bookcase headboard. No *2250 MRCELLANE0U8 MISCELLANEOUS Fruit Baskets 649-0791 and 200 West Center Street, every Sunday otter. rantee Dur Houses!"... plus utilities. Security dep­ condition. $15.00 each. m FOR SALE m FOR RALE INVITATION TO BID Blanchard & Rossetto. more. $450 per month plus osit and references re­ boxspring or mattress. Call 649-9239.0 78 Toyota Celica m FOR SALE m FOR SALE FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Deliv­ 646-6056. Purchase of one (1), 646-2482.0 utlltitles. References. 649- quired. James R. McCova- $99.00 call 520-2942 during 19S7 4-Wheel Drive, ered Locally - Shipped nationwide. the day.o *1750 MICHELLE'S FLORALS- Fresh ar­ 0764 after 7pm. nagh Real Estate, Portable Ice skating rink - M Ton Pick-Up NOW 20% OFF ALL WICKER 77 Buick Skylark rangements, silk arrangements, 649-3800.D 24 feet diameter Includes The Town of Coventry will PERO FRUIT STAND- Cranberry colored love receive sealed bids for the holiday wreaths and many gift Unique Gifts REDUCED 2 Bedroom Apartment, liner, edging, clamps. *1250 276 Oakland Street, Manchester, newly renovated. Good seat, needs reupholster- purchase of one, (1), 19(7 4- Items In both our stores. Hours The store with elegant, unique and $35.00. Call 646-4638.0 76 Ford Granada Wheel drive, % ton pick-upat 6 6 •1 2 9 ,9 0 0 Ing. $50. Call 649-6635. 643-6384 9:30am-5:00pm dolly and Thursday neighborhood. Security, STORE AND FREE CLASSIFIED ADS the Coventry Town Hall, 1712 different fashions and gifts from Buyer wanted immedi­ references and no pets. *1250 Main Street, Coventry, Ct. 'til 6pm. Saturday, 9-1 pm. 857 Main around the world. EAST WEST IM -1 lOFFiCE SPACE ately for this very nice ex­ Coll 647-8061 after 6pm . ■ 71 JHRLIDAY/ 79 Dodge Pickup until 10;W A.M. January 20, FERNANDO'S ORCHARDS, Birch Street, Mancheter 649-2522 (form­ PORTS, lll'/j Center Street, Man­ I HOLIDAY/ To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for 19S7 at which time and place pandable brick Cape on I'IISEASONAL Mountain Road, Glastonbury Na­ erly Leaf, Stem, and Root), 39 chester, 643-5692. Manchester - 3 rooms SEASONAL *1750 dll bids will be opened and Concord Road. The rooms Manchester-2 bedroom, publicly read aloud. tive apples, cider, fruit baskets, Windsor Ave. (Rte. 83) Vernon, 875- heat, hot water and ap­ containing 400 square feet are large ■ a 14.8x19.4 liv­ *99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days — FREE! holiday wreofhs and other crafts. 5145 everyday 9-6, Sat. 9-5. pliances. $510. Referen­ on Center Street. Call STOP QUIK The Town ot Covontrv ree- ing room, 2 13x14 bed­ 646-0042 USED CARS orvee Its rights to waive all ces, lease and security. No Rte. 0, Bolton 1 t i 4 Informolltlee In the bidding rooms, 8x13 kitchen, 10 pets. 647-9876 evenings. S CHRISTMAS CRAFTS | (Juft pMl Munfont) Fill out coupon (one word process. The Town It not xl3 dining room, breeze- obileated to accept the lo­ ~ | ROOMMATES 646-0466 per epace) and mall or 7 • Automotive Package Stores wav and 1 car garage. Too One and two bedroom bring to the Mancheetar • s west bid. many improvements to apartments. Heat, hot wa­ [ w a n t e d * Christmas Crafts Sale ■ Bid Forme, Bidding Inetruc- PAP Auto Ports, 307 East Center BROWNS PACKAGE STORE has a Herald Offica, 18 Bralnard 10 11 It tlone, and Spoclflcotlont Re­ mention have been made ter and all appliances 1984 Chrysler Laser XE, t Street (rear of Lenox Street) 649- variety of liquors, wines, cordials, Place. quired con be obtained at the Included. Quiet. Ideal for Vernon-House to share, I 20% Off 8 fully loaded, excellent Office of tho Town Monoeer, 3528. Super savings on gift Ideas for your holiday needs and gift glv- in recent months. 14 1$ 10 middle-oged and senior professional M/F, non- running condition. Best Clearly atate Item and price IS Town Office Bulldine, 1712 [ sole; 10% off on Gift Certificates. Ing Ideos. 278 West Middle Tpke. smoker. Unusual loca­ » all Christmas decorations and g Main Street, Coventry, Ct. Jack J. Lappen citizens. On bus line, air offer! Call Terri at 646- In ad. One Item only par 643-7330. conditioned. $515. 8 , $555. tion. Plenty of room and g gifts. Saturday, Dec. 13, 10-4. | 2156. (203) 742-6324. R e a ity Coll 247-5030. privacy. $350/month plus ad. No pat, tag sale, or TOWN OF COVENTRY one third utilities. Call commercial ada accepted. Name. Phone HAROLD B. HODGE. JR. 257 East Center St. evenings. 646-3419. fi 95 Greenwood Dr., Manchester i 1968 Je e p W a g o n e e r- TOWN MANAGER Manchester, CT 06040 Coventry - nice 3 room aufomatlc, 358 engine, 2 apartm ent In Vinton Est- Address. Dote: 12-446 Woman to share condo. barrel hitch, 4 wheel 643-4263 otes. Security, no pets, 643-4108 drive. $785. 643-2371. nit-12 $365 per month. 742-1673. Child ok. 647-1294. ‘•isa* I M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 12, 1986 Wrong telephone number saves life of man bent on suicide

BREMERTON (AP) - A suici­ John, how she felt when she learned the charges to keep him on the line. Cummings, who is unemployed, call. Officer Bruce Carver was sent arrived, said Lt. F.C. Smith of the dal man trying to telei^one a she had cancer. "He said he wanted to kill is awaiting word from welfare to Cummings’ house. Augusta police. relative got a wrong number, but ‘T in living through it,’* she said himself, so I asked him why,’* she officials on her request to pay for “ She was doing a fantastic job,” The man also threatened to jump the woman he reach^ accepted his she told him. *Tm not turning to recalled. "He said he was just out of surgery to treat her cancer of the he said. “ All I could do was offer out the window of his hotel room. collect call and kept him talking for suicide. rehab, a drug center or something, colon. some emotional support. After two “ I asked him how he could turn two hours while police traced him to “ I said, ’John, you don’t want to and that he had a gun and he’d just After IS minutes on the phone hours, she was getting a little his back on me. Wasn’t I his new Georgia. do it.*** shot up an eight-ball, whatever that with the man, she put him on hold strung out.” friend?” Ms. Cummings said. “ He was a feliow human being in While Cummings kept the man is, and that he’d done two loads. and called 911. Alice McDevitt, the The caller said he had a gun. He She said she would like to meet trouble and I just wanted to do talking, police traced the call to a “ At first he was real groggy, and shift supervisor at Bremerton’s told Cummings that if she had the “ John” and hoped he did not rCsent wbat’s right,** said Stade Cum­ hotel in Augusta, Ga., and took the it was real hard to understand him, emergency dispatch center, lis­ call traced, “ he’d blow the police her contacting authorities. mings, who used the three-way- 38-year-old man to a hospital for but he slowly got louder,** she said. tened for a time and began the away when they came through the “ I still want to be his friend,” she calling function on her telephone to mental evaluation. Augusta police “ He’s a junkie, and his parents process of tracing the call. door,” she said. said. notify authorities while she kept the did not release the man’s name. don’t want anything more todo with “ That gal deserves a lot of “ I talked to him for a while about man on the other line. The man was trying to reach his him. His girlfriend left him, with credit,” McDevitt said of Cum­ that, and asked him to take the e m e r g e n c y **I Just did something I felt any sister, who works in Bremerton, their child,” Cummings said. mings. “ She really hung in there bullets out of the gun. He put the other human being would*ve done.** when he dialed Cummings* number “You think you’ve got prob­ and stayed with the guy. She told phone down, and I thought I heard a Fire — Police — Medical Cummings, 26, said Thursday a Wednesday. At one point, he hung lems?” she said she responded. him all the things he needed to shot. Then he came back and said breakthrough came when she told up, Only to dial the same number “ I’m 26 years old and found out hear.” he’d taken the bullets out.” DIAL 911 the man, whom she knew only as again, collect. Cummings accepted three weeks ago I’ve got cancer.” While police were tracing the No gun was found when police In Manchester Plant like Chernobyl WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES!! shut down

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