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to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 1, 1988

STORE AND MISCELLANEOUS CARS OFFICE SPACE FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE Specioli O F F IC E Space. 400-1500 BREAKFRONT, Excel­ 1978 PLYMOUTH Volorl. i>' A w i square feet. Excellent lent condition, dork 62,000 miles. Good con­ locotlon. $275. 647-9223, frultwood, $300. Couch, ENDROLLS dition. $1500 742-6214. 643-7175.______excellent condition, $300. Two high bock 27% width-289 cuAmm BnCARPOTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS WATKINS Centre. 140 wing choirs, autumn 12% width - 2 lor 289 I and 165 sq. ft. qyqllqble MUST ba plekad up at ihs CLYDE SERVICES ISjREMOOEUNe [services prints, excellent condi­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. December. Telephone tion. $100. 643-7791. HaraM Oftlos Monday thru ROUTE 83, VERNON I answering, word pro- Thursday bofors 11 am.only. CLEANING ^ m m o k S odS I ^ GSL Building Mointe . cessing, copier and 80 Bulok Skylark *2905 •wvidn* ManckMiw A Wll- Room addWona. daofca, root­ FLOORSANDING nance Co. Commercl- Fox. Wilson Business TV/STEREO/ as Honda Aooord 2 Or. *5995 llmwiticarM. Haunt wMralle- ing, aiding, windoara and gutl- • Floors Hke new ol/ResIdentlol building Qlfirax 447-n07.t------TAG as Bulok Regal *6995 bla CMRia t* ciMM yagr Iwiim, repairs and home Im- ^APPLIANCES olllea n wtiKem. t vMri ax- ara. Alllypaaofrainodalingand • Speolalliing In oldar noora P LA C IN G AN AD In Clos- SALES a« VW Jatta 4 Or. *5995 lapalra. Call Bob Famnd, Jr. a Natural A stained Soon proyements. Interior .slfled Is o very easy, aarlaaca and ratarancn. Call a No waxing anymom and exterior pointing, FOR Sole. Whirlpool 84 Capdoa Wagon *6295 t-omla far a fraa aatimala. • n . 647-8500 simple process. Just dial heavy duty washer and 64 Olda Cut. Wgn. *6995 light carpentry. Com 643-2711. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 742-0267 Roi. 845-8840 JOnVMIIl-0«87S0 plete lonltorlal ser- dryer. 645-0757,______eral Statute 2345 prohibits 84 Bulok Skyhawk 4 Or. *5995 the poitlno of odvertlse- ylce. Experienced, rel­ ak Bulok Regal *8795 iable, free estimates. MISCELLANEOUS [FUEL OIL/COAL/ m enti by onv person, firm or iPARm m / 6434)304. FOR RENT corporation on o taleoroph, as Century Wgn. *8595 Quality Horn# HEATINO/ ___ [h rew ood telephone, electric light or I paperinr I 86 Century 4 Dr. *8995 power pole or to a tree, Claaning Sarvica PLUMRINfl as Cav. 2 Dr. *4995 G A R A G E for rent. One SEASONED Hardwood. shrub, rock, or any other Saning lha Manohaatar araa. N A M E your own rooto- RENT A RUNNER cor. 31 Prospect Street. natural obtect without o writ­ SB CuUaaa 2 Dr. *8995 Paraonal otaanlng aaivlea One cord load, $100. ten perm it fo r the purpose 6f as Elaeira 4 Dr. *10,995 noblo prlco. Father & PJ’i PIumMm , Nntlng 8 OiBCBry • EnraBt $50/month. 872-8095, Delivered locally. 875- dwignad to handla ttia Son Pointing and Pap­ protecting It or the public and secala. Euro4 Dr. *7995 raaManttal daanlng naada for Air CndRlMlng RaaBlBg Ssrvk# coll anytime, leave 7308. ifflanrhratrr Hrrali carries a fine of up to SSO for ering. Remoyal. 391- Boilers, pumps, hot water message.______ttw buay ptofaaalonal. Call S567. Wo will do your grocery each offense. today tor your fraa homa tanks, new and ahopping and other TRAILER. 32' with 872-9111 raptaoomenta. I^SPORTINO aaaaaa^nantf WILSONHOUSE Com- orranda while you work or shelves. Pine Street, WANTED TO pany. Quality Interior FREE ESTIUATES relax. Call for dolalla. Manchester. 1 ^ ROODS 420-7785 pointing. 10% lenlor 643-9649/228-9616 $40/month 633-1874. BUY/TRADE Friday, Dec. 2.1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm citizen discount. Moke 640-7402, atlar 6 pm or EXERCISE Equipment. SCHALLER 30 Cents N E E D timd? Ldt fit* do your home look new for Pre-cor 610 rowing ma­ your citonino. Rofor- Christm as. 643-7387. ~ 1 MISCELLANEOUS 742-0207, anytime {ROOMMATES chine, $100, Morey wall Old furniture, clocks, ACURA tncM. free tttlmatds, Bruce. ISERVICES [w a nted mounted toble/welghts oriental rugs, lamps, fitness system, $125, USED CARS Wall PapBriiig A paintings, coins, je­ Angelic Home MANCHESTER. Inde- complete. 649-8277 af­ 87 Accord L X I...*11,005 CARPBITRY/ Painting CHARLES The Handy­ pendont, active, older ter 5. welry, glass & china. man. General Work. REM00ELIN8 Residential, Commercial, Care Registry woman looking to Will pay cash. Please 86 Audi 4000S .... *10,305 Referencei A Insurance. Gotter cleaning, cellar Local registry offers quality shore her centrally lo- 87 Mazda RX7 ....*11,995 and garage cleaning, PETS AND call, 646-8496. care... lower cost to patienu... coted home. 87 Toy. Corolla ...» 7,595 Blastoff! Marty Mottaan, MM 431 window washing. Coll $300/month. Coll Pre­ SUPPLIES HOUSE companions, home maker*. 87 Toyota QT ....• 9,995 Oary McHugh, M 3-9321 Charles tor all your lect Homeshore, 236- RENOVATIONS generol work. 873-4074. 6 4 7 -1 9 5 6 4511. AQUARIUMS. 6 and 10 86 Chov K-10.... *13,995 fixnoma 1 roomoranaralwun. gallon with hoods, Automotive atitp Ota atn H r naa, iniulaH , GUTTER Cleaning. 646- PROFESSIONAL Female 86 Chov C20 .....' 7,995 4993, leave message. stand, pumps and Shuttle in orbit ■ h n lroox and anWi. a im InMrlar GALUGAN & CO. wanted to shore home 86 SR-5 P/U ..... • 8,295 adnang Cad WILL PAINT TO much more. $100.00. PAINTIN6 HAWKES TREE SERVICE with some. Non smok­ Coll 646-4575. CARS 86 LeSabre...... • 6,995 647-3808,1 Bifu iwy m n m PLEASE ers only. Available De­ Buekal, truck A ohippsr. Stump from your picture or $tide cember. $300/month FOR SALE 66 Merc. Sable...• 6,995 PaM ifif A NoMfig- Algo. ramoval. Fraa asUmotaa. In soafercolop or oeryffc plus deposit. 647-0155. [MISCELLANEOUS 85 Audi QT ...... • 7,995 for spy mission rooflng.B I ooifc. w m nry 4 Nl Special conaldsratlon tor sidarly and handloappsd. Berbmre Lmppen • I FOR SALE 1981 HONDA Civic. Excel­ 86 Audi 4000S .... <10.305 lent condition. $1300 or M yotfVg gp ggniroBiWf not 847-3808. 6 4 3 - 1 7 1 0 65 Olds Clera ....• 7,350 ntBWiini roor • eotr 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 Merchandise EIGHT month old water- best offer. 645-1224. 85 Chav Blazer.... *13,595 By Howard Benedict Union on its intelligence­ w^ssf^v ^ ryww votwwmiw bed, $325. Courthouse 1987 TQYOTA MR2, 84 Accord LX ....• 6,095 The Associated Press gathering mission. R00FM6/ “GROCER-EASE ” ca One Gold membership, silver, 14,000mlles, mid G A Y A SON 12 V2 months left for 84Toy. Camry ....< 6,095 "A very clean ascent for 8IDIN6 Grocery ahopping dallvary HOUDAY/ engine, olr condition­ CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - • 43-1720 AaklorMgiti MASONRY $450. Compared to reg­ ing, tinted gloss, cruise 83 LeSabre...... • 4,095 Atlantis; there were no problems tervica. Open 24 hours. 7 ular price of $700 plus. Atlantis and its crew of five Brick, block and atone, days a week. Call ua with SEASONAL control, 5 speed, 85 Subaru Q L ... • 7,995 encountered on the way to orbit.” RENOVATIOm/PUIS ceramic tile, marbis and I Eric 649-3426.0 A M /F M cassette. military astronauts rocketed into said Brian Welch, the commenta­ H&R concrete. your Matt 345 Center St., Complele Inter, end No lob la too amolll HEAVY EQUIPMENT: $10,995. 742-7010, otter orbit today on a secret mission tor at Mission Control in Houston. Exter. Home 645-1277 MANCHESTER International Povstor, 5pm. Manchester • 647-7077 that reportedly will deploy a An hour later, Welch reported R O O nN G 282-7341 or 427-8973 18 cubic yard tri-oxle Maintenance Custom No |o4 180 Mf «rlM iHiiR. WN powerful radar satellite to spy on "the vehicle is in very clean M i^^SS LIVING^^Hj^SfMAS and leibher 932,1 cubic Palhtlng end Papering always 9 u^m s po^F the Soviet Union and guide the shape. There are no syktems Repair or Renew Ceil­ yard track, Bockhoe Sell Your Car AUTOS FOR 870-8477, Jot SNOWPLOW tor rent on on hourly or new stealth bomber. -problems whatever to report.” ings. WallA etc. Roc. i m 19 Lewis St. RENT/LEASE Rooms, Docks and Light 847-9289, Rkfc (oe Spring St. baNnd garaga) dolly basis. Coll 647- The shuttle blasted away from With those words, the Defense Carpentry Roofing, RELIABLE MOVING SERVICE 9745 days, or 742-7979, its seaside launch pad at 9:30:34 Department clamped a security Open Sat. and Sun. evenings.______FREE Milage on low cost Gutter Repair and Low, Low Ratos. Give Ue A Call ns auto rental. Village a.m. EST — with less than 90 lid on the flight, cutting off the Cleaning. 10am-4pm 4 Lines — 10 Days **M w Siisiiir Short notice movos. TRUMPET, $100. Ping Auto Rental. 643-2979or seconds to go in the launch normal NASA commentary on 6 4 7 - 1 2 4 2 Pong table, fold up, SOS charge each addi­ iU BtOBBt SPICWl ROORNG Insured. Dependable $ 2 4 any tree 646-7044. window — after a blacked-out the mission and the broadcast of Clsonlng — On call Mln- aanwr ItaMI SsM an as lyaa, $110. Wicker night tional Una, par day. You 24 Years axparlenca In 647-9546 stand, $20. Wicker countdown that was delayed by crew-to-ground conversations. tonance Quick Refur­ roesna and axpatr layal ta. t r HOLIDAY House. Retire­ can cancal at any '.Ima. MISCELLANEOUS the same weather worries that bishing or Remodeling yaarsaaaatlsnea Ouaramaadl moving ment living, ambula­ choir, $30. Single head- SORRY, Air Force Secretary Edward C. Uaanaad and maurad tory, home-llke LARGE Spruce good for board, $20. Two bar NO REFUNDS OR AUTOMOTIVE had forced a postponement on Aldridge, who observed the liftoff rntUKO - Ir. Msaiml 646-9669 Anytime Frig EoHim Ii i 645-8830 otmoshpere. Coll 649- X-M as boughs. Free stools, $40. Riding lawn ADJUSTMENTS Thursday. from the control center, thanked 2358. for cutting and clean­ mower, $200.565-0434 or SNOW Tires. (2) 14" Fire The spaceship etched a fiery the launch team, saying "the up. 649-3854. 646-7339. G A U HERALD stone. Like new. each. 643-7838. path in the sky as it headed payload was extremely impor­ CLASSIFIED straight up on a northward path tant and you did a great job all CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS — a course that will allow the $500 around." FDR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 643-2711 CARS million satellite it releases to fly Added NASA Administrator FOR SALE over 80 percent of the Soviet James C. Fletcher: "You gave us Patrick Flynn/Minchaatar Harald some heart failure there toward WAITING GAME — Theresa Cramer, 7, of Eldridge half-day off from school and was waiting with Macintosh the end, but we got it off ... my Street, enjoys a game of basketball with David Macintosh for her mother to return from work. thanks for another great job." at Charter Oak Park this week. Theresa was enjoying a DON'T WORRY Hijackers Atlantis’ liftoff on the 27th shuttle flight and the third MANCHESTER’S all-military mission was wit­ JUST HURRY TO nessed by a smaller-than-usual surrender crowd of a few thousand space enthusiasts along nearby rivers 278 more apartments in North End and roadsides. •CARTERS B IG G EST in israei By Nancy Concelman USED CAR The launch had been delayed 24 Department Wednesday. Plans The plans show units ranging in area.” the report said. hours by strong winds along the Manchester Herald for the development, to be called size from 1.050 square feet to 1.608 Planning Director Mark Pelle­ TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Five shuttle's flight path. Strong, "The Summit.” call for 19 build­ .square feet. The development grini told Planning and Zoning A Cheshire developer wants to Soviet hijackers surrendered to shifting winds five miles up also ings containing flats and town- will also include a pool, sauna, Commission members in October SALE OF THE YEAR build 278 high-rise apartments on DEALER Israeli soldiers on the runway of threatened today’s liftoff, but houses to he built on 20 acres The gym. raequetball courts and club that developers in the North End Ben-Gurion Intemnational Air­ weather balloon data read late in land northeast of the Pavilions at land, zoned Comprehensive Ur­ room, plans show. '87 LINCOLN '85 OLDS '05 CADILLAC Buckland Hills, between Deming will have to work with the state 1 83 MAZDA 6L '85 BMW 325E ‘87 HONDA '84 FORD port today minutes after the the countdown showed they were ban Development, is across A traffic study done by Fuss & Department of Transportation YOU'LL BE HAPPY YOU DID! 1 TOWNCAR FIRENZA COUPE Soviet aircraft landed, an army acceptable. and Slater streets. Slater Street from the mall site, O’Neill Inc. of Manchester, engi­ Wagon SSpd. PRELUDE OiVILLE F150 and area towns to keep roads Auto Auto WMIaStd. Cap, Nice Truck spokesman said. However, new doubts cropped If approved, the development .said Senior Planner Stuart B neers for the project, says traffic there operating at a better-than- DEMO SPECIAL Loaded DEMO SPECIAL 1 <2.ggg *12,999 An army spokeswoman said up even at the 31-second mark, proposed by Ravenswood Proper­ Popper. from the development will affect acceptable level. *17,999 *5,999 *11,999 *6999 ties Inc. of Cheshire would bring 86 CHEVY CAPRICE *9909 there were eight crew members when NASA again stopped the The firm also proposes 506 roads that are being improved by Commercial and residential 88 CHEVY CELEBRITY to the number of residential units ■ rouDtwm 4 D . Vt. Auto. AC. Pt, PG. 4 Dr., v a Airto. AC. N . n . CnilM. aboard the plane. clock briefly because of concern parking spaces. 114 of which developers of the 380-acre mall development in the North End P. WIntfOM A Dr. Loote • Wty P. SM t THI Wlwu. S m o Cm , hMr OMog.. '85 PONTIAC proposed in the north end of 1 '84 PONTIAC '82 PONTIAC '87 MERC 80 TOYOTA '86 MERC. '85 PLY. The surrender of the hijackers about weather at a trans-Atlantic would be in garages. Zoning site under an agreement with the has exceeded the predictions of CrulBt. TIN W M . lU rio CMt. Loaded. Mfg. w)d many mora oaUana MIg. tM 6000 CAMRY ended a drama that began landing site in Spain. Manchester to more than 2,000. regulations require 417 spaces. town. LM PriM MGtrS. M m >14.041. 1 FIREBIRD TRANS AM COURAR GRAND MARQUIS RELIANT 1986 traffic study in the area. LoadMd Only 7700 Thursday in the Soviet Union Two minutes, eight seconds Ravenswood submitted an ap­ The buildings and parking would "Roadway conditions will be 1 T-Topa, Loaded SIKior, Auto Brown, 5 Spd. Blua, Auto Blue, 4 Dr., Auto Pellegrini said, but the study did AutoJAC Mllm when the gunmen comman­ after liftoff, the flight passed a plication for a preliminary plan of take up 19 .38 acres, and I.36acres sufficient to provide safe and MU PMCEI *15,075 MU riNCEB ‘11,785 *4809 *8,333 1 *6505 *8595 *10,999 •8,999 *5,099 deered a busload of 30 children critical milestone when the two development to the Planning would be re.served for open space. efficient travel for traffic in the See 278 MORE, page 12 and traded them for a plane out of solid fuel booster rockets burned the country. 87 PONT 6000 1 '84 PONT. 6000 '83 MERC OR. '85 BUICK 'SO TOYOTA '88 VW 87 CHEVY '80 OLDS out and jettisoned on schedule, USED CARS 4 Or. 4 Oyi. Auto. AC. PS. MARQUIS CENTURY Israel army radio said Israeli falling into the Atlantic Ocean. PM, Slereo, Peer Detoo. 1 ‘’E STARLET 8CIR0CC0 NOVA DELTA 88 officials gave the plane permis­ Weeto4i0 1 Auto Blua, Auto Cuatom, Auto Whita. 4 Bpd. Rad, S Speed The failure of a booster rocket Ex-hospital foe switches sides, M aUlCK SKVMWK NOW'7995 4 Dr.. AT. AC Auto sion to land after a special joint led to the destruction of Cp«. 4 Cyl., AT. AC. P S. pa. 84 BUICK REGAL 1 *5,999 *5,999 *6,909 *1,909 •0,299 *7,900 *9,999 request was received from the Challenger and loss of its seven- OnM Cm . T. WkMl. t c n n c t Or. VS. AT. AC. PS. PS. Storee. Soviet Union. person crew on Jan. 28, 1986. WMtaas NOW'5 9 9 5 Cnilee. TW Wheel, Peer Oetog. 1 '86 CHEV. '83 DODBE 87 MERC. '83 CADILLAC State-run Israel radio said the With the boosters gone, Atlan­ accepts key state hospitai post NOW'5895 '86 CADILLAC '83 MAZDA 8LC '86 MERC. Ilyushin 76 aircraft touched down tis’ three liquid fuel main engines 87 MONTE CARLO IS ' 1 CELEBRITY ARIES COURAR EL DORADO By Andrew J. Davis thorne Street, Pattis said the plans becau.se of heavy traffic Cp*.. va AT. AC PS. PS. P. ■ SEDAN diVILLE Wagon SABLE at 5:30 p.m. (11:30 a.m. EOT). burned for an additional 6>/i mnrioiN a Dr. LoM t$ A A f l E 86 OLDS CALI8 Cpe. Wagon, Atuo Sllvar, Auto WMIe. Auto BIARRITZ Manchester Herald Pattis notified area residents of and dangerous curves on the 4 Cyl.. Auto. AC pa PS, A A C Loaded, wiint Auto cr»u.w.>iaaa6 N0W'l0,Z95 SMrMCM.Wto>saaa NOW'7 9 9 5 1 *7,999 *13,999 *2,099 See SHUTTLE, page 12 his decision Thursday via hand- street and because they believed *2,999 •10,999 *8.909 *6,999 See HIJACK, page 12 Call it a twist of fate. delivered letters to group the neighborhood would lose its 85 BUICK REGAL Cpa. 84 PDNT FIRE8IRD Cpe. 1 84 CHEV Norman Pattis of 124 W. Middle members He was named to his residential character. va AT. AC pa pe. cnM. nx '84 FORD '87 MERC. C4U fM MORE '88 BUICK '87 MERC. '84 OLDS Turnpike, who led a neighbor­ new post, in which he informs the Pattis, 33. said residents were Wheel. Stolwe. Vinyl Itoo# G A A W IP yS, Auto, AC, PS, PG. P VNrto., 1 CAVALIER INFORMATION «MT4aa NOW •6295 TM. CnM atom. Wi, >aTtS T-BIRO MARQUIS RIVIERA COLONY PARK CUTLASS SUP. hood group opposed to a planned public and government about concerned that Manchester NOW'5495 ■ Wagon, Auto ON DAILY Nation’s unemployment Brown, Auto Brown. Auto ARNIVALSR Auto Wagon. Auto Auto day-care center for Manchester CHA activities, last week Memorial did not tell residents of 87 TOYOTA TERCEL DX 86 MERC C0UR8AR Cpe Memorial Hospital, has been "I'm not happy about that," the plan upfront. When neighbors v a Auto. AC. P a pa. p ywnd.. *14,500 *11,99 9 ^Or..4Cyl..AT. ACPa. PB. 1 *4,999 *6.999 6 4 7-15 8 8 *10,099 *5,999 edges up in November named assistant vice president Pattis said of resigning as Wal- of the South Alton Street site were Wto«7iii '84 TOYOTA for public affairs and government thorne president. " I would have called in for the meeting, the NOW *7495 — NOW'8995 1 '87 HONDA 'BO MAZDA RX7 '80 OLDS '80 CHEV '80 PONT. 84 TOYOTA relations for the Connecticut preferred to do both.” hospital had already made its COROLLA By Matt Yancey number of people either holding 87 CHEV CHEVETTE 88 CHEV CORSICA 1 ACCORD LXI Rad, Loaded REGENCY BRO. CAMARO IROC BONNEVILLE CAMRY Hospital Association, of which The opposition to Manchester plans, thus it was "in.sensitive” to t Or.. 4 Cyl. AT. Kadto t J A A C The Associated Press 4 Dr.. 4 Oyl.. Auto. Pa Pa. t-9 AAF 1 8M. 4 Dr.. AT, AC. Lo Ml Brown. Auto Auto Auto Auto jobs or looking for them, the Manchester Memorial is a Memorial's day-care plans dur­ the needs of the neighborhood, he NOW *4395 aiMo.OMe.w»a4aa NOW'7 9 9 5 •9,999 Labor Department said. member There are more than 100 ing the summer stemmed from said. 1 *9,999 *4,999 •11,900 •7,909 86 CHEV CELEBRITY •9,999 •6.999 WASHINGTON - The nation’s The labor force had remained members in CHA. he said. neighbors' disapproval of trying "What bothered us was we first 87 BUICK LeSABRE CutL civilian unemployment rate in essentially unchanged from Au­ Pattis has resigned as presi­ to put a "institutional facility in a heard about it in the newspaper.” 4 0ryaAT.Ac.PaPe.c«u. , - a n c 4 Or., va Auto. A C PS. PS. TMI. 87 MAZDA NOW '7695 1 '80 LINC. '80 PONT. '86 MERC. '86 BUICK '87 MERC. '83 LINCOLN November edged upward from a gust through October and has dent of the neighborhood group, residential neighborhood.” said Pattis said. "What happened last NOW *11,195 1 CONTINENTAL PICK UP FIERO MARQUIS SKYLARK SABLE CONTINENTAL 14-year low to 5.4 percent despite grown by only 2 million people in but he will remain a member. Pattis. In June, the hospital summer wouldn't have happened 83 FORD MUSTANG 1 MARK VI Rad/WhKa Rad, Std. Sllvar, Auto Blua, Auto Blue, Auto Blue. Auto an increase of 463,000 new jobs the past 12 months, including the Bernard P. Collet of of 114 W withdrew plans to put a day-care with better communication.” t Or.. HXMI. 4 Cri.. AT. Pt. PO. AC. and a record percentage of the big gain in November, reflecting Middle Turnpike is the new center mainly for hospital em­ Controversy is nothing new to 1 *4,999 *10.999 *5,999 *8,595 •6,999 *8.505 •B.9B9 American population at work, the a tapering off of the Baby Boom NORMAN PATTIS president of "Walthome.” a ployees in a hospital-owned hou.se Pattis. A former editorial writer now'3295 TRUCKS government said today. generation entering the job name derived from West Middle at 11 S. Alton St. 67 PONT. GRAND AM 1 '80 CADILLAC '84 LINCOLN 00 FORD '80 0L08 'S3 PLY. '86 TOYOTA '80 FORD F-150 T4ie 0.1 percentage point in­ market. . . . takes CHA job Turnpike. Alton Street and Haw­ Residents also were opposed to See PATTIS, page 12 4 or., 4 Cyl.. AT, AC pa pe, ainM. 88 CHEV SUBURBAN V4 TON 1 BROUGHAM CONTINENTAL TAURUS OMEGA RELIANT PICKUP crease from October's jobless Despite the slight increase in ^_U,ghMnOM. ^ 3 ^ 1 0 4 9 5 4 aniMi Orlm. va 4 M . pa PB. CELICA rate of 5.3 percent was due almost the unemployment rate, the go­ P. aund a Or. LoM 1 Auto Blue, Auto Auto Black. S Sped. Wagon, Auto Black, Bid. •n.aM tow'l 1,695 Rod. SSpd. entirely to a 560,000 increase in vernment figures showed 116 84 CHEV CITATIDN 1 *14,999 *12,999 *11,990 $1,999 *2,990 *8,999 *7,990 the civilian labor force — the million Americans holding jobs Compromise offered in town-Eighth taiks t Or., va AT. AC pa PB. B o a n r 86 DODGE CARAVAN Wig. last month, or 62.6 percent of the 4 0yi.4apd..PaPS.Harito. a ito A n e adult population age 16 or over. By Alex G lrelll NOW'3495 1 '80 LINCOLN *87 TOYOTA '80 LINCOLN '87 FORD '84 PONT. made by John D. LaBelleSr., who acres be exempted and that the town sewer and that the fees 'S3 PONT. ‘85 CADILLAC Both are record highs, said Labor Manchester Herald has joined the district negotiating 80 PONT. BRAN PRIX “ NOW *7695 1 CONTINENTAL COROLLA TOWN CAR T-BIRD FIREBIRD town retain the outlet charges therefore should be collected by HREBIRO SEVILLE TODAY Statistics Commissioner Janet L. team. He suggested reducing the from some of the acreage. the town, not the district. op*. M L AT. AC pa PS. ONM 84 CHEV CIO PICKUP 1 Block. Auto Blua, Auto Auto Rad. 5 Spd. . BE. Auto Norwood. a Otfta wtiyi Nooi. 2 7 A A C Auto Loaded. Blue A compromise proposal on one number of properties in the But LaBelle included among The question of exempting the' a Ori.. OM., pa haOtok Unr t C C A C The number of factory jobs of three major points at issue NOW '7995 ttopBuiMr. WtoiatM NOW '5 5 9 5 1 *15,999 *7,299 113,099 *5,999 •11,099 •aS95 district for which the district the properties to be exempted a property from the terms of the *8,999 Index climbed by 71,000 in November on between the town and the Eighth would insist on retaining outlet 30-acre parcel at the northeast 1978 agreement was one of three lari ao on I-S4 top of a four-year record-high Utilities District was offered by charges. comer of Tolland Turnpike and described at the meeting by John 24 pages, 2 sections 99,000 new assembly line workers the district at the close of a HOHE OF QUALITY USED CARS AND TRUCKS 301-315 CENTER STREET The district had asked that Slater Street, and attorney Ste­ D. LaBelle Jr., legal counsel for Bualneaa _ in October following a slight negotiating session Thursday on A^NCHESTER. CONNECTICUT __ 11 Obltuarlaa__ 2 about 150 acres in eight parcels be phen T. Penny, a negotiator for the district, as major problems to “A Good Place to Buy a Car" Closalfled . . 21-24 Opinion _ _ 10 decline in the late summer. fire and sewer jurisdiction exempted from the terms of a M O R I A R f i Y V the town, disagreed about be resolved. Coinica _ _ 18 People 16 "Over the past year, the questions. 1978 agreement under which the whether the town had agreed in The other major points listed by CHEVROLET 643-5135 Focua_____ 16 Science 20 number of factory jobs has risen Thursday's session was the town, not the district, would get earlier negotiations to relinquish LaBelle Jr. concern the earliest C O ., INC. USED CAR HOTLINE o2. Covell. rln, David Gilbert. to meet government standards on the attending physician: 12.9 B Nursing services are pro­ Breen, Adam Brodin, Nicole Cardin, Stephanie Denis, Elizabeth Doll, Su­ Michael Glaser, Jon Golos, Erin into the world, that we might live through him” (I vided at all times to meet Laura Caron, Amber Carroll, Kristen san Domonlco, Raeonn Dovon, Cynthia Green, Amy Harris, David Harris, Kim John 4; 9). isolation techniques used to pre­ percent: 29 percent. Cheyaller, Daniel Copeland, Jennifer Erzen, Sarah Fabian, Sharon Fish, Harris, Robert Herdlein, Linda Hol­ vent the spread of disease. ■ All common resident areas residents’ needs: I percent. 5.4 *?o Have lunch with Santa CosmInI, Patrick Cox. Jocouellne Florldia, Jennifer Florldio, comb, Potrldo Hornbostel, Darlene The loi^e of God is greater far Than tongue or pen percent. Kara Doly, Satu Dotta, Wlllyanne Michelle Gala, Debra Gullano, Steven Johns, Shannon Kaulback-Lucos, M i­ can ever tell; It goes beyond the highest star. And The massive 50-state survey, are clean, sanitary and odor free: JO DeCormler, Alexo DeJoannIt, Norman BLACK DOG TREE FARM The Second Congregtaional Church Pilgrim Hanson, Matthew Holmes, Hilary chael Kelsey, Gregory King, Kelly 4 percent: 11 percent. DeLaura, Curtis Dell, Brett DeSimone, reaches to the iowest hell; The guilty pair, bowed released Thursday, drew imme­ Youth Fellowship of Manchester will hold a Keever, Brion Kellogg, Michael Knight, Knowiton. B Toilet and bath facilities are Michael Dougherty, Richard DuFour, Kelly Kohler, Chenoo Kristof. Teresa Lester, Kathryn Lush, down with care, God gave His Son to win; His erring diate criticism from nursing (Manchester Sales Lot) Cristmas Lunch with Santa. Saturday, Dec. 10 from Joshua Closer, Ben Colas, Michael Michael Langston, Shawn Larson, Krishna Mokadla, Michael Marchond, child He reconciled. And pardoned from his sin. home advocates and critics alike clean, .sanitary and odor free: EMERGENCY noon to 1;30 p.m at the Second Congregational Criffeth, Matthew Custafson, Heather Heather LIsk, Ryon McGee, Chris­ Jessica Marquez, Duffy James McGee, and was weighed down with a 11.4 percent: 12.9 percent. Fire — Police — Medical Hall, Abigail Hamm. topher Miller, Lori Ann Miller, Evan Rebecca Mercler, Tyler Miller, Cindy Could we with ink the ocean hill. And were the skies HARTFORD ROAD (Next to Luigis Pizza) Church, 385 N. Main St. The cost is $2.50 per person William Heine, Beniamin Howroyd, Mllone, Catherine Mulligan, Stacia Moore, Karen Muller, Carol Mulvev, of parchment made. Were every stalk on earth a string of caveats by the federal B Each resident receives and there will be door prizes, raffles, a coloring Kerry Hurley, Jeffrey Knowiton, James Mutchek, James Nl, Jennifer Nurmi, Mlnh T riel Nguyen, Shown NIcols, quill. And every man ascribe by trade. To write the health officials who prepared it. proper care for injections, fluids DIAL 911 contest. For reservations a nd more information call David Knox, Joanna Koft, Meagon Mlkol Odums, W illiam Pappas. Kelly O'ConneTl, Kathleen Omorra, In Manchester Lavotorl, Matthew Lavery, Joseph Keith Podrebortz, Melissa Rottet, Jennifer Povelock, Deborah Pease. love of God above, World drain the ocean dry. Nor The report noted that the data through tubes, colostomy, respi­ FRESH CUT TREES the church office, 649-2863. Lenehon, Kristlon LIndstrom, Tonya Shane Relchle, Stephen Remusot, Kim­ Ouyen Phan, Nichole Phllllpon, Olga could the scroll contain the whole. Though stretched reflected only whether the facil­ ratory and tracheotomy care and Lok, Lisa Marinelll, Stacy Masson, berly Rick, Peter Russell, Michael Press, Andrea Relscherl, Lisa Roberts, (Premium Select) Michelle Mena, Justin Mendenhall. Russo, Beth Sampson, Petra Sauer, Heather Robinson, Laura RoMnson, from sky to sky. O love of God, how rich and pure! ity met government standards on R.A.M. to plan party Rebecca A Mercler, Jason Miller, Jennifer A. Smith, Taro Taylor, Scott David Rohrbach, Courtney Rose, Jo­ How measureless and strong! It shall forevermore the particular day of a state Rachael Morin, CarrI Ann Montgo­ Thompson, Suzanne Thornton, Amanda seph Rushlow, Jennifer Sodosky, Kris­ inspection, reflecting a “snap­ mery, Michelle Peck, Aura Perrica, Uccello, Amara Watson, Rebecca Wil­ tin Schubert. endure The saints’ and angels’ song Balsam, Douglas, Fir, White Pines, The regular meeting of Delta Chapter R. A.M. will Jason Poullot, Tina Marie Rivera, Judy son, Robert Wolteczko. George Silva, Kathleen Smith, Rachel — F.M. Lehman shot” of the home that does not YOU CAN be held Monday at 7; 30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, Schmerler, Angle Shockley, MIchoel GRADE! Smith, Norman Spector, Jason St. necessarily mirror its current Scotch Pines, 23 Center St. Plans for the Christmas party to be Siena, Brian SllkowskI, MIchoel Spec- Corey Bobko, Christina Beaudry, Germain, ScoH Stoll, Nathan Suver, performance. tor, Hava Stefanovicz, Ricky Velos- Alison Bluso, Kristen Blake, Naama Kelly Szklrko, Kerry Tedford, Roann Pastor Jim Beliatov SAVE YOUMSELF held Wednesday, Dec. 21 will be discussed. quet, Theodore Wogner, Tennille CaspI, Katherine Chadburn, Heather Thorne, Amy Warenda, Joan Waster, Faith Baptist Church It also said the information did Spruce Waldo, Bruce Watt, Jill Westerman, Chambers, Zahida Chaudhory, Sue Michael Wilbanks and Andrew Zodnlk. not reflect the severity or dura­ from Sizes 5’ to 9' tion of problems leading to deficiencies. ’’A deficiency may W eather represent an ongoing problem or BREAST CANCER FRESH BALSAM WREATHS iHaiirhpBlpr HpralJi a one-time failure of a single staff (All Double Faced) person.” the survey said. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 54 The department’s Health Care When was your last mammogram clone? REGIONALWEATHER Mostly sunny Starting At Financing Administration re­ The American Cancer Society recommends that you have a $1100 Manchester and vicinity; Penny M. Siefferl. Publisher Aceu-Weather* forecast for Saturday leased information on 32 key mammogram; plain A A t decorated Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the George T Chappell Dennis M. Santoro “ performance indicators” se­ Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Editor Advertltlng Director (Other alzea aepeclally priced) 20s. Light west wind. Mostly lected out of more than .500 • If you are age 35 years or older sunny and milder Saturday. Oouglae A. Bavins Sheldon Cohan Executivs Editor Composing Manager individual government • If you have a family history of breast cancer Clouds increasing late in the day. requirements High around 45. Jeanne G. Frotnsrth Robert H Hubbard The following is a partial listing • Every two years between ages 35 and 50 and every year Business Manager Pressroom Manager after age 50. West Coastal, East Coastal: of the selected performance FRESH WHITE PER Denise A. Roberts Partly cloudy tonight. Low Frank J McSwssgan FOOT Personnel Manager Circulation Director categories. The percentage that T /l around 30. West wind less than 10 follows each category represent MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PINE ROPING ».30 mph inland and lOto ISmph along Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by tha the failure rate for the 200 skilled 3 : the shore. Mostly sunny ajid Mancheatsr Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Monehsalar. Connecticut nursing homes — MAMMOGRAPHY SERVICES milder Saturday. Clouds increas­ Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. Postmaster Sand address changes to tha Manehoeter Henid. ones that provide 24-hour nursing ing late in the day. High 45 to 50. P.O Box sot. Manchester. Conn. 00040. care — followed by the national Call your physician now, or If you do not have a physician, We also have an assortment of live potted and balled trees Long Island Sound to Watch It you don't receive your HereM by B p.m. ereekdaye or TJO failure rate. call DoctorSource Physician Referral Service at 643-1223. and cemetery arrangements from *7*>. Hill, R.I. and Montank Point: a m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're ungMe ■ Food Is stored, refrigerated, Aak your doctor for an appoinlmanl tor a mammogram at ■’"."A/rirya to reach your carrier, call eubeenber servlee cl e4T-M4t by • Winds west around 15 knots p.m. srsakdays for delivsry In Manchseter. prepared and served under sani­ Manchaatar Mamorial Hoapital Mammography Sarvicaa, 71 A tlantic tonight. Seas 3 to 4 feet on the Buggsalsd carrier rates are $1.00 ereekly. $7.70 for one tary conditions; 55 percent in the Haynaa 8t., Manchastar, Conn. Open 11 am to 9 pm Monday thru Sunday Ocean ocean and 2 feet on the sound. month. 023 10 for three months. $40.80 for obi menllw ond state failed to meet the stand­ 002 40 for one year. Convenient Hours Mondey — Fridey Winds we.st around 15 knots The Manci Ntster Herald Is a member of the AooeoMgdPfgos. ards; 42.8 percent nationwide Saturday morning becoming tha Audit Bureau of Circutatlone. the New gnglond Pfooo failed. Low-Dota Mammography a JCAHO Accreditpd • State LIcantad Grown & Sold by Fred Annullinnulli Aseoclation and the New England Neerepopor Aoooolollcw, Aoew-Weadw. Mc southwest 15 to 20 knots in the Today's waather picture was drawn by Kelly Warna, 9, a ■ Each resident receives daily a Board-Carllfigd Radlologlat afternoon. fourth>gradar at tha Cornerstone Christian School. personal hygiene as needed and is MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 2. 1988 Liquor shop owners Musicians Town releases MARC L O C A L reach deai from cleaning contract seek to bar Gerber & S T A T E in waikout By Andrew J. Davis this summer, Weiss said. ’The The owners of a liquor store on land used for access and Manchester Hera id petition, signed by 24 employees next to land designated for parking for the package store, in August, stated that town Grants now available HARTFORD (AP) — Striking construction of a new Gerber doing “ irreparable harm” to the The Manchester Association employees were dissatisfied with Hartford Symphony musicians Teen-agers from area high schools with Scientific Inc. facility are seeking package store’s business, accord- •for Retarded Citizens has asked M ARC’s custodial work. have reached a tentative contract substance-abuse programs for teens are a restraining order that would 'in g to the suit. The drive would to be released from its contract to settlement with the orchestra’s clean the town’s three municipal Work reportedly improved af­ invited to apply for funding through the bar construction of the building. block access to the store, elimi­ ter the petition was circulated. Youth Leadership Committee Venture The request for the restraining nate some parking, increase management that could end an buildings becau.se the association 11-week walkout over wages and Barbara Armentano. secretary Funding Program of the United Way of the order, filed Nov. 7 in Hartford traffic and create hazardous does not have enough people to do working conditions. the job, a MARC official said. to the town Board of Directors, Capital Area. Superior Court, follows a suit conditions for patrons of the said in August. The program plans todistribute$10,000to filed in May 1987 by the owners of store, the suit said. The agreement was hammered The town has agreed and is programs for youths “ at risk" with Town Line Liquor Inc. of 366 The Hermans also charge that out during 24 straight hours of seeking bidders to do the job. Weiss defended the work of substance abuse. Program requests will be Spencer St. against the Manches­ the owners of the store, Leone negotiations that ended when MARC Executive Director MARC. “ They’ve been very good considered for funding that involve preven­ ter Planning and Zoning Commis­ Brothers Associates, violated Morton Handel, president of the Laurie Prytko said the Manche.s- workers in the past.” he .said, Hartford Symphony Orchestra, tion, intervention and awareness. Requests sion for its May 1987.approvaI of a their Oct. 1 ,1987, lease by selling ter Workshop, run by MARC, no Wei.ss said he was not sure how should not greatly exceed $1,000. Proposals zone change allowing construc­ land for the drive to Gerber. announced a tenafive settlement longer has enough clients wiliing at 8 p.m. Thursday. much the new cont ract would cost for smaller grants are encouraged. tion of the facility. The store lies According to suit, the Hermans to work the late-night hours the town, but he said he suspected David Snead, the orchestra’s Applications are available by contacting on the Manchester-East Hartford had the right of first refusal to needed to clean the Municipal it would cost more than M ARC marketing director, said the Deena Lawlor at the United Way of the town line. purchase the entrance and exit Building. Lincoln Center and the receives. MARC, which has done musicians had agreed before the Capital Area. 99 Woodland St., Hartford Store co-owners Gary E . Her­ rights on the land Gerber now Probate Court. Many of M ARC’s the cu.stodial work since 1985, is 06105, telephone 249-2300. man of 99 Lorraine Road, Man­ owns. tenative settlement to perform in remaining clients also have mo­ paid $29,000 a year, though it the Nutcracker which is sche­ chester, and his brother, Michael Gerber’s denied proposal for bility problems that make custo­ requested a hike to $42,000 a year Herman of 44 Volpi Road. Bolton, the drive in Ea.st Hartford is duled to begin a 10-day run on dial work difficult, she .said. in August. Holiday festivities set also object to Gerber’s latest slightly different from one that Dec. 15. The .strike has canceled 36 orchestra performances, Though M ARC’s contract does According to the contract prop­ C O V E N TR Y — The town will hold its proposal tobuildpartofanaccess was rejected by the ZBA in 1986, not end until the end of June, drive for the facility on land in said Robert T . Hannon of the East Handel said details of the osal, the new custodial crew annual Christmas carol sing and tree­ .settlement would not be released MARC has asked the town to be would be responsible for duties lighting ceremony on Wednesday at 6:30 East Hartford. The East Hartford Hartford Building Department. relieved of its contract as soon as Zoning Board of Appeals has In addition to the injunction until the orchestra’s board of sucb as sorting mail, sweeping p.m. at the Town Office Building. 1712 Main photo directors and members of Local possible, said Town Manager floors, cleaning toilets and empt­ St. denied Gerber’s request to build prohibiting Gerber from develop­ Robert B. Weiss. The town has L'AMBIANCE SURVIVOR — William Curbow meets with reporters the drive in East Hartford, said ing the site, the Hermans are 400 of the AmericaniFoderation of Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald ying waste baskets. After nigbt The Coventry High School Band, directed Musicians had voted on it. put out a contract proposal meetings, tbe crew would be by Carl Salina. and the Coventry High outside*U.S. District Court in New Haven Thursday after a settlement was Gary Herman. seeking a declaratory judgement DELIVERY — Chris Kavaciny of Staf­ The Tyre Man on Broad Street. The two seeking bidders to take over for Though pleasd with the denial reversing the Manchester PZC’s 'The musicians are scheduled to responsible for locking tbe build­ School Choir, directed by Robin Sulik. will announced in the lawsuits resulting from the collapse of the L’Ambiance vote on the settlement Monday ford, an employee of Bergson Tire Co., used tires at left were sent to Bergson for MARC. Bids will be opened on ings. Night meetings, generally perform. by East Hartford’s ZBA. Gary approval of the zone changeand a Dec. 20, Weiss said. Plaza apartment building in Bridgeport. Herman said today it won’t slop restraining order prohibiting the night, he said. A board of Ellington, prepares to roll tires off a possible recapping but returned when it held up to four nights a week, Santa Claus is expected to arrive by fire directors meeting has not been The attempt to replace MARC usually run from 7: .30 to II p.m. truck at 7 p.m. After Santa's arrival, the suit or restraining order. Manchester Building Depart­ trucklift during a delivery this week to was determined they were not suitable. The South Windsor-based ment from issuing building per­ scheduled, he said. has nothing to do with a petition according to the contract everyone is invited to visit with him at the proposal Deficit at $64 million Hundley was one of two guards operating Gerber has proposed a 100.000- mits for the facility. Handel declined further com­ circulated by town j>mployecs Capt. Nathan Hale .School cafeteria. ment on the .settlement. Cookies and hot chocolate will be served. the Loomis Armord truck that was robbed square-foot building for 34 acres Also named as defendants in B R ID G EP O R T (AP) — City auditors by Osman on March 8 at Milford truck stop. off Spencer Street. The PZC the suit are the town of Manches­ William D. Steinberg, presi­ Panel OKs justice changes now estimate the city's deficit at $64.2 Twardy said. approved a zone change from ter, the Manchester Building dent of the union, did not return a Belval successor named million, hut they say that figure, the latest message left on an answering Christmas Trees FBI agents arrested Hundley Thursday Rural Residence and Business II Department, Leone Brothers As­ H A R TFO R D (AP) - A legisla­ under .state police control to the po.ssibility of a letter of no in a long line of over-increasing estimates, machine at his Farmington ( in 'I'mirOwii, rrc-ciil, and Live rrccs Gov. William A O'Neill on Thursday in Hartford. to Industrial for the land. sociates and Gerber Scientific tive committee .seeking to lessen chief state’.s attorney’s office confidence, he said- “ I never should be the last and the highest home. There was no answer at the appointed Donald J. Vigneau of East Hundley, who appeared Thursday before The drive would be constructed Inc. in-fighting in the criminal justice Committee members said there discuss possibilities. 1 live in the ___Tin: Wl<0 C'llKIVr.M AN Hartford as state building inspector. The figure was announced Thursday by a federal magistrate, was released on a union offices in Rocky Hill. system has two major proposals: was little evidence of the effec­ real world.” • W rcullis Vigneau. a professional architect, has Coopers Lybrand. the auditing firm, after $50,000 bond. He faces up to 50 years in Both sides met during the put a civilian in charge of the tiveness of SO CITF. other than a Oniuiiiciils Gov. William A. O ’Neill, who been serving as acting building inspector their examination of the city's operations prison and fines of up to $750.00)) if he is marathon negotiations with state state police and limit the chief few minor gambling arrests GlTts during 1967 and 1988 convicted on all three charges. Deputy Labor Commissioner appointed Forst, said he was since Leo P. Belval accepted a post as state’s attorney’s authority to Under the first committee Snow |-'loi’k i’a:iI earlier this year. Judges to hear case regional state’s attorneys. son could not .serve as public condition as defined under state laws that mediator Lawrence Gloeker. The Program Review and ple. saying Forst was now doing L*na 774 l4JSft O'Neill said Vigneau was picked from a H A R TFO R D (AP) — A Suffield man safety commissioner and stale do not allow the city to accrue revenue, on leaf pickup route The musicians went on strike Inve-stigations Committee, which “ an outstanding job” at both and Ml O « IIHIST>I.\S SIMM* list of 14 finalists. charged in the 1987 double slaying of (wo police commander, as Forst now which means that the only revenue it can Sept. 22 in a dispute over wages has been examinging the sy.stem O'Neill would have to be con­ .m«l ) t. M>. U|.t It men who tried to break up a beer-drinking does. I rid.IN .tilt I Police fliid body count in a year is that which is received and working conditions. On Nov. for a year, adopted those and vinced otherwise to change the before June 36 of the year party will have his case heard by a panel of The Highway Division ha.'; Road. Strawberry Lane. Sunny- 15. the musicians rejected the Forst. through a spokesman current structure...... ' m ' three judges instead of a jury, a Superior brook Drive, Sunset Street. other recommendations Thurs­ H A R TFO R D (AP) — Authorities were completed the first round of its orchestra’s final offer. day and will now send them along said he would have no comment n .. Court judge ruled. Tam Road, Terry Road. Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove J r . investigating today the apparent discovery annual leaf collection program Handel has said the orchestra’s to the 1989 General Assembly. until he had a chance to read the yo n unt Truck guard indicted In granting the request fora 0anel. Judge and is scheduled to return next Thayer Road. Thomas Drive, R-Fairfield. said he saw little h i ' of a body in a burned-out car found on the final offer was “ fair and At the end of the day-long committee’s report. Harry Hammer ordered Thursday that the week to the streets which were Thompson Road, Tim ber Trail. need for the change, noting. “ We i,’ WKlGlIT'i^ MllvlvTUEi: TAKM banks of the Connecticut River under the HARTFORD (AP) — A former armored equitable.” meeting, the committee went into Kelly issued a similar stale 5______I.I.I 17,IN trial of Eric K. Steiger, 26, begin’Jan, 3. . scheduled during the first two Timrod Road, Tonica Spring have a civilian now His name is Charter Oak Bridge. truck guard has been indicted on federal The orchest ra's offer included 6 a cio.sed-door session to discuss a ment but with respect to )hc Unlike a jury, which must reach a weeks of the program. Trail, Trebbe Drive, Tuck Road. Governor O ’Neill ” loiractlons from M«nch»it«r: HI. 44A to Rt, 9 to WllHmtnllc, tti«ne» vl« m»p (45 mln4]*^ The office of the chief state medical robbery charges for allegedly planning and percent pay increases for 34 recommendation from Rep. Ri­ unanimous verdict to return a conviction, a Valley View Drive. Village examiner was called to the scene, where a helping to carry out a $46,006 hei.st from an “ basic” musicians, who are paid chard T. Mulready. D-We.st Hart­ W TIC-AM radio reporter said it appeared armored truck he was suppo.sed to be panel of judges can convict with a majority Homeowners are requested to Street. on a per performance basis. vote rake their leaves to the edge of Waddell Drive, Warren Street. ford. that the committee draft that there were the remainsof a body inside guarding, a federal pro.secutor said. Orchestra officials said the pay letters of “no confidence” in Col the car. Oscar Chenille Hundley. Jr. ,57. was " 1 believe that the three judges would their road, and make certain that Wedgewood Drive. Wetherell for basic musicians would range no foreign objects, such as stones, Street, Whitney Road. Winthrop Lester J. Forst. the public safely Police said they received a report about indicted Thursday on charges of conspiring view our evidence more objectively " from $65.88 to $98.22 during the commissioner and state police the car at about 7 a.m. A police spokesman to rob the truck, robbing the truck and Steiger said. branches, cans, or any other Road. Woodside Street. Wyned- first year of the contract and FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, BOB’S HOLIDAY HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 10-9:30, SUNDAY 10- material, other than leaves or commander: and John J. Kelly, said investigators were at the scene and he soliciting his brother-in-law. Antonio Os­ Steiger is charged in the July 11. 1987 ing Hill Road. escalate to between $74.02 and grass, are mixed in the piles. the chief state’s attorney. had no further information about the man. to commit the robbery, .said U.S killings of Daniel Seymour, 25. of Suffield, The streets listed below also $111.04 in the third year. The Please avoid parking any vehi­ are scheduled for the week of But that move fizzled when it matter. Attorney Stanley A Twardv Jr and William Price. 26. of Monroe. current base is $62.15. became clear that Mulready cles on the street. Dec. 5 to 9, time permitting, or the llnion officials have said, how­ The refuse contractor will following week. Dec. 12 to 16. couldn’t muster enough commit­ ever, the pay increases would be tee support to approve tbe letters. continue to remove up to six bags Ambassador Drive. Apel tempered by a salary cut for the Mulready said after tbe executive VALUE of leaves weekly. Place. Avery Street. Baldwin 21 full-time core musicians. The .session. He said he would draft Historic commission backs HMO pian The streets listed below are Road, Barry Road. Batson Drive. salary cuts, which would stem scheduled for the week of Dec. 5 to the letters on his own and present Beacon Street, Bent Street. Bi- from a reduction in the length of 9: lyeu Street, Bishop Drive. Bonner them at the committee’s meeting Members of the Cheney Na­ Hi.storic Commission to review the core musicians’ season from sign. Commission members said damage inside the building, said Adams Street. Adams Street Road, Botticello Drive. Bretton next week. CLASSICS tional Historic District Commis­ plans that include altering the 46 to 38 weeks, would range The committee also approved a Thursday they also wanted to architect Vincent Amrhein of South, Arvine Place. Ash Street, Road. Bryan Drive, Buckland sion Thursday voted unanim­ exterior of buildings in the between $200 and $2,000 annually. have some say in the materials Marshall Erdman and Associates Ash Street Extension. Avon Alley. Buckland Street. Burnham recommendation to move the ously to recommend approval of Cheney Historic District and to used for the signs. Many favored The salary range after the cuts Inc. of East Windsor. Street. Street. Burnham Street Exten­ Statewide Organized Crime In­ plans for a proposed health make recommendations to the would be $13,000 to $17,500. wood over the metal proposed by Historic Commission members Barnwood Road, Bell Street. sion. Burnham Street West. vestigative Task Force from maintenance organization to be Planning and Zoning the developer. recommended that the metal Bette Drive. Bidwell Street. Canterbury Street. Carmen located in the old Multi-Circuits Commission O f O M A N ® Kaiser repre.sentatives agreed gutter be hidden as much as Birch Mountain Road, Blue Ridge Road. Carpenter Road. Center- building on Hartford Road The Historic Commission re­ to present actual signs or accu­ possible. Drive. Bluefield Drive. Bobby field Street. Chapel Road, Chapel Kaiser Permanente, which commended that lights outside rate drawings of the proposed The Planning and Zoning Com­ Lane. Braeside Crescent, Bren­ Street, Charis Road. Clark Street. plans to convert the building at the building be designed to match signs to the commission at its mission is scheduled to review dan Road. Briarwood Drive, Clearview Terrace. Clyde Road. SUKYIVOKS 130 Hartford Road into a health those in the district, and asked January meeting. plans for the 12.750-square-foot Bridge Street. Bush Hill Road. Coleman Road, Colonial Road. o d i a n d maintenance organization that that signs be subject to the Kaiser’s plans include “minor complex in January, Planning Camp Meeting Road. Concord Road. Constance Drive. could serve up tO‘ 10.000 commission's review before alterations” to the outside of the / GARDENS Director Mark Pellegrini said. Carol Drive, Carriage Drive. Conway Drive, Croft Drive. Manchester-area customers over approval. building, including the installa­ The complex, which will provide CarterStreet, CarterStreet West, Crosby Road. Cumberland the next five years, submitted an Zoning regulations dictate the tion of additional lighting and a medical care, lab work and other Carver Lane, Case Drive. Street, Cushman Drive. Join Us This Weekend application to the town Planning size of signs in the historicdistrict metal gutter on the roof. The services to members of the Chalmers Street. Chester Drive, Dearborn Drive, Deming at Etepartment in October. and require the Historic District oar gutter is needed for a drainage organization, is scheduled to open Clover Lane. Cobb Hill Road, Street, Dorothy Road. Dorset Zoning reguiations require the Commission to approve the de­ problem that is causing water in September 1989. Comstock Road. Coolidge Street. Lane, Drexel Street. Annual Poinsettia Coop Saw Mill Road. Country Eastfield Street. Edward Club Drive, Curry Lane. Street, Elberta Road,' Electric Christmas Display Panel seeks lawyer in fight against A&N iot Diane Drive. Dartmouth Road. Street, Elizabeth Drive. Ellen Depot Street. Dover Road. Dow­ Lane, Elvree Road. Esquire The Cheney National Historic The commission supports that if the town attorney cannot want to take a stronger position.” ney Drive. Dougan’s Alley. Dun­ Road. District Commission wants the Wilfred and Anne Campbell- appoint someone to represent the FitzGerald said Thursday. can Road. Fenwick Road. Flag Drive. See Christmas Beauty town to hire an attorney to Maxwell of 30 Forest St. and Historic Commission or funds are The commission claims the Edi.son Road. Em ily Lane. Fleming Road. represent the commission in its William and Laura Belfiore of 40 not available to hire an independ­ parking lot, which would hold 20 Englewood Drive. Gleason Street. Glode Lane. Thousands of Poinsettias On Display fight to keep a proposed parking Forest St., who are appealing the ent attorney, the commission will cars, will change the appearance Falknor Drive, Farm Drive. Golway Street, Green Manor lot out of the Historic District. Zoning Board of Appeals’ appro­ file a brief as a friend of the court of the Forest Street entrance to Flint Drive. Frances Drive. Ful­ Road Griffin Road. Grissom Coffee, Doughnuts & Cider Members of the commission val last year of a variance stating its reasons for opposing the Historic District, despite the ton Road. Road. •• Bring Your Camera & the Kids Thursday voted 7-1 to intervene in .allowing the lot. the parking lot. club’s promise to maintain a Garden Grove Road. Gardner Hale Road. Hamilton Drive, a court chalienge between the Aldrich said he doesn’t want the Manchester attorney Malcolm home built around 1870 for the Street. Gardner Street West, Helaine Road. Hilliard Street. townand residents over a parking lot in the Historic District, but Barlow, who represents the two Cheney mansion gardener. Garnet Road. Gerald Drive. Glen Jefferson Street. lot proposed by the Arm y and argued that taxpayers should not couples, asked the commission in The club, which is locked into Road. Glendale Road. Karen Drive. Kennedy Road, POINSETTIAS Navy Club for a piece of iand off have to pay for two town November to file such a brief, its 1090 Main St. location under its Hackmatack Street. Hampton Kent Drive, Kenwood Drive, Forest Street, behind the club attorneys to represent opposite which he said Thursday “ will go a deed for the land, argued that Drive. Harding Street. Harvest Kerry Street. Red sides. long way” in court. growth on Main Street has Lane, Haystack Road. Heather Lawton Road. Level Road. Pink Commission member James Commission Chairman Wil- The Historic Commission voted reduced the amount of parking. Lane, Hendee Road. Hercules Lexington Drive. Loomis Street. White Aldrich cast the “ no” vote and iiam E. FitzGerald argued that last year to intervene in the case The town has untii Dec. 13 to Drive. Hills Street, Hillstown Lydall Street (Woodbridge to commission member Alex Urba- it’s not unusual for the town to on the side of the two couples after answer Bariow’scomplaint. after Road. Holyoke Road. Horace Vernon), Lyme Road. Three netti, who owns one of the Cheney represent both sides in a case. the ZBA approved the variance. which both parties wiil submit Street. House Drive. Huckeberry McIntosh Road, Marble Street, Fiowers mansions, abstained. Commission members agreed “I thought perhaps we might Road. Hunter Road. Hyde Street . briefs to the court. Margaret Street, Mary Drive. Single Flower.... *2.95 Leather Herman Survivors® ^ M ^ ^ Jarvis Road. Joyce Street. Mather Street, McCabe Street. Judith Drive. McDivitt Drive, Milford Street 4-5 Flowers...... *6.95 Brophy wants less store space, more housing Keeney Street, Kimberly Mill Street. Mitchell Drive. Mont­ Now Is The Time To Start Decorating Waterproof and Insulated B oots'P A M yy Drive, Kingswood Drive. clair Drive. I ^ ^ Rpn 6” and 8” Nubuc leather. Styles 7568. 7582, 7588. Men's 7-12,13, ■ By Nancy Concelman reserved for storage space, Commission approval Plans ap­ Conti said the firm was at the Lamplighter Drive, Ledgecrest North Main Street. North Manchester Herald laundry facilities and other uses * 5 4 . 9 9 proved by the PZC in January meeting asking for approval of Terrace, Leland Drive. Lewis School Street, North Street, BOUGHS The modification would require called for II doors on the first that modification. He said the Street, Line Street, Lin wood Northfield Street. Now Thru Christmas The developer of the former about 206 parking spaces com­ floor. doors could be made into windows Drive, Litchfield Street, Lookout Oakland Street, Oakland Te r­ Balsam, Plae, Cheney Bros. Yam Mill at 210 pared to the 208 provided now. but Planning Director Mark Pelle­ again if the modification is Mountain Drive. Love Lane. race, Old North Main Street. Laaral Pine St. wants to decrease the would allow Brophy Ahern to grini. who attended the commis­ denied. Markwood Lane, Masters Way, Parker Street (Woodbridge to Spraea, amount of commercial space on "maximize” available parking at sion meeting, said he wasn’t sure “ So you’re sort of asking for a Maxwell Street, Mayfield Drive. Route 83), Pleasant Valley Road, the first floor of the building and the site, said Manchester attor­ if the move constituted a viola­ christening and not an approval,” McCann Drive. McGuire Lane, Pond Lane, Progress Drive. adfl-,nine apartments to the 103 ney Richard Conti, who repres­ tion. but that Brophy Ahern Pellegrini said. Middle Turnpike West (Broad Quaker Road. alrea(ly ^^proved. ents the firm. Zoning regulations should have gotten approval for Despite the Historic Commis­ Street to town line), Morse Street. Rachel Road. Regent Street. CHRISTMAS TREES require l ‘A parking spaces per the modification before convert­ sion’s delay on the modifica.tion New State Road. Niles Drive, Choose Your Living Cut or Balled Tree BOB'S Richmond Drive, Rossetto Drive. The Brophy Ahern Develop­ residential unit and one space for ing the windows. approval, the re.st of the building Norwood Street, Nutmeg Drive. Sage Drive, Sandra Road, Rustic Logs Blankets — Cemetery Baskets ment Co. of West Haven has every 250 ,square feet of commer­ Historic Commission members is moving along, Conti said. O’Leary Drive, Olcott Street Sanford Road, Sanrico Drive. cial space. All Tastefully Decorated applied to the Planning and said they wanted to see how the The firm and the town have West, Overland Street. Sass Drive, Saulters Road, Scott Zoning Commission fora site plan Staur and Conti spoke at the doors looked before making a nearly reached an out-of-court Packard Street, Pascal Lane. Drive. Shady Lane. Sheldon STORES modification that would allow it Cheney National Historic District recommendation. settlement on a suit Brophy Phyllis Road. Piano Place, Pond- Road. Shepard Drive. Slater See Christmas Land! to reduce the amount of commer­ Commission’s Thursday meet­ “ We disapprove of changes Ahern filed against the F^lanning view Drive, Portland Street. Street. South Street. Stock Place. "Do It Yourself Materials" — Cones, Wreath Rings, Plastic cial space on the first floor from ing. The commission must review that weere made without the and Zoning Commission for con­ Primer Road, Prospect Street. Thistle Road. Tolland Turn­ Flowers, Wire, etc. If In doubt, let us help youl 13,250 square feet to about 10,000 applications that involve changes consent of the Historic Commis­ ditions it placed on site plan Reed Drive, Rogers Place, pike. Tracy Drive. square feet, which means the to the exteriors of historic build­ sion or the Planning Commis­ approval in January. Round Hill Road. Rushford Union Ctourt, Union Place, Greenhouse full of; POTTED MUMS, AFRICAN VIOLETS. eight stores proposed will be ings and make recommendations sion," Historic Commission The firm received approval Drive. Union Street. Utopia Road. KALENCHOE, GARDENIAS; large and small foliage and to the PZC. smaller, architect Martin Staur Chairman Judge William E, Thursday for certificates of occu­ Saddlehill Road, Salent Road. Weaver Road. Westerly Street, house plants 694 up. 343 Main SI., Middletown, 347-5666 • 25 Hazard Ave., Enlield. 745-1643 • 1697 Whitney Ave., Hamden. 261-5441 e 200 Chau A»e.. Walerbury, 574-2003 e 260 North Main SI., Manchealei, 646-2292 said Thursday. The first-floor The commission decided to FitzGerald said. pancy for about 80 percent of the Server Street. Shallowbrook Westfield Street, Wildwood W « Acevpt MfliUrCard, Vita. Ditcovtr Card and Amtrican Expratt "B rin g Plant to the Sick, Shut-In or Someone You Care Fori" apartments will take up about table a vote on the modification Staur .said John Ahern, a apartments. Conti said. Tenants Lane, Sharon Drive, South Farms Drive. Willard Road, Windsor a 9,000 square feet, he said. because the firm converted six partner in the firm, got a “ little are expected to begin moving in Drive, South Main Street, Street. Wood Lane. Woodbridge 168 Woodiand St.. Hjanchester 643-8474 Originally, the remaining windows on the first floor into overzealous” and didn't realize within the next couple of days, he Spencer Street, Spring Street, Street, Woodland Street. Wood- space on the first floor was doors without PZC or Historic the change was radical. said. SpringStreet Extension, Stillfield stock Drive. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 - 7 I M t M M lasasai i ■ la la sa ta la sa la la la ta la SOI Ms war ta sa sa la la la la ta Ks site la star la sa la la la la so SM ta la la sa la sa la la sa SCI ta ta i« aa la la la Sa sa SOI IM la la sa sa to sa la sa scs ta 8 NATION & WORLD L ook For The Spirit Of Christmas Past Dukakis U.S. negotiator offering DOWN to meet advice to Bush officiais with Bush By Barry Schweld ' reduce troops, tanks and other The Associated Press conventional armaments from WASHINGTON (AP) —George News Analysis the Atlantic to the Ural Moun­ Bush’s latest fence-mending ges­ WASHINGTON - Chief U.S. tains in the Soviet Union. ture is a meeting today with arms negotiator Max M. Kampel- The Soviets have a big man­ Michael Dukakis, the Democrat man is leaving his post with this power edge. While Gorbachev he bested in an often rancorous advice for the Bush administra­ leave office Jan. 20 with START seems willing to reduce or campaign for the presidency. tion; Don’t try to negotiate the still a dream. eliminate it, some American pending Strategic Arms Reduc­ Even so, U.S. and Soviet analysts are fearful that complet­ The meeting with Dukakis, tion Treaty with the Soviet Union negotiators have covered a lot of ing a START treaty first would which Bush suggested, was to all over again. ground, agreeing, for instance, on make the Soviet edge more of a follow visits by John Swan, the That is, Kampeiman said in an ceilings of 6,000 strategic threat. premier of Bermuda, and evan­ interview Thur^ay, don’t reopen warheads. But Kampeiman said it would gelist Pat Robertson, one of the the provisions of the treaty on Kampeiman estimates the be a mistake to delay START Make it a ChHstmaS... Join your friends and neighbors Republicans Bush beat for the which the two sides aiready have treaty could be completed in a until a conventional treaty is in GOP nomination. Bush paid agreed. But feel free, he advises, year to 18 months. He does not hand. for fun shopping witli confidence tribute to retiring Rep. Jack to have another whack at the doubt the commitment of “It is net in our interest to do Kemp of New York, another tough issues that remain open. President-elect Bush to getting so,” Kanripelman said. “We can "Slippers By Evans" at Lift the Latch Gift Shop. erstwhile rival, at a dinner These include whether to ban the job done. afford easiiy, and it is in our Thursday night. mobile missiles and what restric­ “I believe the Bush administra­ interest, to reduce strategic wea­ Hideaways By Evans .... Pile Lined Moc Slipper ... » 35 . Let us help you select a gift for Bush was also playing host tions to put on cruise missiles tion will be as Interested as the pons in accordance with the 50 today to Argentine President carried aboard fighter aircraft. Reagan administration was in percent formula — without in any that special someone on vour list. Raul Alfonsin. coming up with a good START way interfering with our nuclear Pile Lined Buck Seude Slipper ....^20. Evans Deearskin Slippers.... >42*® The text of the unfinished treaty,” Kampeiman said. “That deterrent or putting us at an Swan and Alfonsin are the treaty already runs to more than fourth and fifth heads of state rneans I don’t see obstacles being additional disadvantage in the Evans Quilted Slipper ...... *23*® Flannel Nile Shirts...... $22®® 300 pages. It is about 10 times as arbitrarily put In the way.” conventional area.” Bush has huddled with since his long and probably 10 times as election Nov. 8. 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"There's no place like Regal's for the Holidays" 8 “It hasn’t been an easy time,” position and reserve the right to Specifically, Kampeiman nowhere who will take us back to live-in companion of Joel Steinberg who is charged with Kampeiman said. the bad old days,” made clear modify or change the U.S. would' like to see a consensus the murder of their illegally adopted daughter Lisa, fights START, for Strategic Arms position.” develop on an American mobile llie ^atcl) immediately after the election Reduction Treaty, was to be the that he hoped to bury the hatchet back tears as she identifies a photo of the girl during the But to avoid complicating the force — either making the MX 997 Main St. trial in New York Thursday. centerpiece of President Rea­ process further, Kampeiman missile mobile, deploying the 903 Main Street, Downtown Manchester as quickly as possible. gan’s arms control program. It Manchester Bush, for his part, was infur­ hopes that settled issues will not Midgetman missile or some equi­ M e n ’s S h o p Open FrI. S Sat. till 5;30, Sun. 12 to 5 projects reductions in U.S. and be reopened. “There is no need valent weapon. iated by Dukakis’ accusations Soviet long-range nuclear mis­ 649-6870 about sleaze among top Reagan for that,” he said. On this issue, all sides are in siles, bombers and submarines of Another bit of advice from the vast disagreement. administration officials. Dukakis Ex~lover testifies 30 percent to SO percent, depend­ particularly angered Bush by retiring arms control negotiator; “I don’t want to prejudge that ing on how the potent weapons are Don’t hold up START until there decision,” he said. “But that saying of the Pentagon procure­ counted. ment scandal and other adminis­ is an agreement to reduce non­ decision must be made.” For classic good looh.s Reagan and Soviet leader Mik­ nuclear forces In Europe. FAIRWAY DEPT. STORE tration ethical problems that on chad’s beating hail S. Gorbachev signed a more “there’s an old Greek saying ... The North Atlantic Treaty Barry Schweid has covered and quality in mens NEW YORK (AP) - Joel Lisa that night because she modest treaty last December to Organization and the Soviet-led U.S.-Soviet diplomacy and arms OPEN SUNDAYS 11:00 - 5:00 ’The fish rots from the head thought Steinberg had the power abolish their intermediate-range first.’’’ Steinberg’s former lover, testify­ Warsaw Pact are supposed to control for The Associated Press and womens clothing, ing for the first time in his murder to heal the unconscious girl. nuclear missiles. But Reagan will begin negotiations next year to since 1973. jf^ tfix icxiAiAFefxasBa xssirateacestncKxiEfixeaeatlEalMieMiBSBacEn its ifixnacxatBsi !&(£&: Steve Crawford, a Dukakis trial, said he handed her the limp ”I looked at the phone and I 975 Main St. •646-1717 shop J. Garman. spokesman, said the Massachu­ body of his illegally adopted started thinking, ’Should I call setts governor planned to raise 6-year-old daughter the night he 911’” or the child’s doctor, she I MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING A PLEASURE j Clothier for your with Bush a number of the issues allegedly beat her to death. testified. Diplomats to plan measures he campaigned on. "What happened?” Hedda “Joel said he would take care of ! SHOP AT FAIRWAY FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS! i Holiday gift giving “Education, health care, day Nussbaum said she asked her, he’d get her up when he got pleasure. care, drugs, housing and other Steinberg. back,” Nussbaum continued. “I 8 DECEMBER STDRE NDURS issues that he felt were important didn’t want to show disloyalty or ★ Gift Boxes (Great SelectionI) MON Tue mo THR m SAT •UN during the campaign and still to move assembly to Geneva ★ Giftwrap She said Steinberg replied, distrust for him. so I didn’t call.” 1 t 9 4 feels are important,” Crawford “What’s the difference what Steinberg, a disbarred lawyer, UNITED NATIONS (AP) - YkGift Bags ★ Toys Galore 9-9 9-0 9-6 11-5 said. happened? This is your child. diplomats and U.N. officials, Waving PLO flags and pictures is charged with second-degree Arab diplomats said they would speaking on condition of anonym­ of Arafat, the demonstrators • • 7 0 0 10 11 In a meeting Thursday, Bush Hasn’t this gone far enough?” murder. Charges against Nuss­ ★ Tree Ornaments & Decor ★ Stocking Staffers 9-9 9-9 0-9 0-9 9-0 9-6 11-5 told Senate Majority Leader introduce a resolution today to ity, said they planned to present chanted “Long Live the PLO!” The 46-year-old former child­ baum in Lisa’s death have been move the General Assembly to 12 19 14 16 10 17 19 George Mitchell, D-Maine, that ren’s book editor fought back sobs the resolution today and that Most of the Palestinians wore red ★ Poinsettias (Plastic & Silk) ★ Light Sets J/'-. dropped. Prosecutors and her Geneva soPLO Chairman Yasser passage was assured. or black checked head scarves, a 0-9 0-0 9-0 9-9 9-0 9-0 11-5 he will take the lead in proposing during her testimony Thursday lawyers contend she \yas intimi­ a solution to the budget deficit, as Arafat, barred from entering the A rally originally planned to PLO symbol. ★ Craft Supplies ★ Replacement Lights 19 to 21 22 23 94 n [ I / (f,,.,. X and laid eyes on Steinberg, 47, for dated and virtually brainwashed United States, can address the 0-9 9-9 9-9 9-9 0-9 9-6 Democrats have insisted. welcome Arafat on Thursday _J the first time since the two were by Steinberg, who they allege body. turned into a protest outside the ★ Ribbons Galore ★ Bakeware “That is exactly what I intend arrested in the November 1987 frequently beat her. Holding anti-Zionist banners to do” after Jan. 20, Bush said. On Thursday night, the United United Nations, with about 400 were ultra-Orthodox Jews in long death of Lisa Steinberg. She was Nussbaum looked at Steinberg States refused the assembly’s people, including Palestinians ,y 64.V 2-131 Bush also said he won’t be to resume testifying today. only twice during Thursday’s black coats and wide brimmed rushed into making Cabinet ap­ request to grant Arafat a visa. and a few dozen anti-Zionist hats, with traditional sidebum Nussbaum, her nose flattened session; once, fora long moment, Arafat planned to speak to the Custom Gift Packaging Exclusively Available At: pointments despite persistent and her left eye damaged from Orthodox Jews, denouncing the curls and beards. They oppose the GlideRocker when she identified a photograph assembly about the Palestinian visa denial. concept of a Jewish homeland. news media speculation that may what she has alleged were of Lisa, and the second time when situation. 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States is negative and will be Rocking Footstool senator keeping a long vigil for Steinberg handed her over before She testified that the fatal EYE GLASSES -r • the Pentagon opening. contained in a report by the LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES Sale *148“ leaving their apartment to have evening began with Steinberg secretary-general to come out CONTACT LENSES GIFT SHOP But the president-elect said he dinner with a friend. asking whether she and Lisa had THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM HEARING AIDS \ all In stock still has not decided whether he tomorrow morning,” U.N. spo­ “You knew Lisa was not asleep, taken enough water that'day. kesman Francois Giuliani said Each gift package U a combination of quality items, will send Congress a completely didn’t you?” asked Assistant When Nussbaum said they Thursday night. 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Bush Nussbaum told a psychiatrist glasses of water, she said. hailed the tax cut crusader, It came in reaction to a General previously that she had heard Later, Lisa asked if she could Assembly resolution that urged NURSERY saying, “His message has sounds coming from the bedroom go to dinner with Steinberg, and 155 Qrlffin Rd., South Windsor •OLD FASHIONED PRICES” brought hopes into corners of the United States to reverse itself that sounded “like Joel throwing Nussbaum told her to go into the on Arafat and gave it 24 hours to Norm on Rto. S to Sullivan Avo. (ma. 1S4) For the Holidays... America that have heard too little Lisa,” but she made no reference bedroom and ask him, she reply. The resolution passed 151-2 Wya St. to Qfiwin Rd. « 2SO-7S5S from Republicans in the past.” to those sounds Thursday. testified. In a quip recalling his own Wednesday, with the United J^Cace’ • Exclusive... Nussbaum said she moved She said her recollection of States and Israel opposed. 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Wa­ variety of imported and r O R generally steady, she said. 18. shington has said it does not S manchesterM A l l CHRISTMAS they’re going to keepon moving.” According to Nussbaum, Stein­ After Thursday’s testimony, locally handcrafted Kemp has expressed interest in object to the assembly shifting to'' w D ll MAIN ST. ■ W I # ^ B b B b berg did nothing to help, saying Steinberg attorney Ira London Geneva and would participate in decoration$ and tpecial gifti m Call for appointment • 643-1442 FIR ST 3 serving on the National Eco­ only, “Relax — go with her. Stay for the diicriminating Handcrafted sterling jewelry, handcrafted gifts of nomic Commission that will offer said, “I think she was interesting, debate there. STONES FREE in harmony with her.” He then and parts of her testimony were An assembly vote on the •hopper. $103«» brass and wood and marble, fashions from India advice on how to reduce the left. moving, but I don’t think it was resolution to move would likely deficit. 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(AP) well. “The jury made a decision ciety, hailed the verdict and 295 West Street ■ B olton , C T ■ 649^7514 Jf *" — A pathologist acquitted of based upon the facts,” said Volz. called for a change in laws to Exquisite Diamonds & Fine Jewelry Open M-S 10-6 charges he killed his cancer- “I’m never surprised by what a * tmm Mslie tf Cej CUy S6«f« Owtk em ill. ||i 757 Main Street ■ 643-5696 allow a painless death to end R " Thur*. Till 9 PM stricken wife to end her suffering jury does.” suffering. ''*“ *’ **** Ka saioisoi la «oi«aiPisai» IKS Saws'? 840 Main Street • 649-3396 785 Main St. • M anchester • 643-8484 says his first job is putting his life Defense attorney Stanley Ro­ . The acquittal “sends a signal... back together, but he doesn’t senblatt said the case never that jurors are not likely to know where he’ll begin. should have gone to trial. For the convict in assisted suicide cases Get Ready For the Holidays ’Tve got a lot of pieces. It’s state to charge first-degree — otherwise known as euthana­ FREE SUPPLIES going to take a lot of work,” Dr. murder “bordered on insanity,” sia. It is time to modify the taw to The Manchester Herald Peter Rosier said Thursday after Rosenblatt said. permit physicians to help termi­ In Style! A ^ 0 5 ® ® Value with a jury cleared him of all charges The state maintained that nal paUents who request help in the Jan. 15, 1986, death of his Rosier obtained sedatives for his with death,” he said. and your Downtown 2nd Set Purchase of any Swintec or Olivetti Typewriter 43-year-old terminally ill wife, wife to commit suicide, then The prosecution charged that UPTOWN HAIR DESIGN at retail prior to December 24th — Patricia. administered morphine when Rosier, pained by his wife’s 1 1 7 E . Center St. (2nd floor) After deliberating a little more they only left her comatose. of Prints! receive FREE of charge fast-spreading lung cancer, ob­ Manehester Merchants than three hours in the four-week Eventually, he manipulated her tained 20 Seconals for her to take 6 Ribbons • 6 Lift Off Tapes • 1 Daisy Wheel trial, the Pinellas County Surro­ stepfather and brothers into and administered morphine in­ Double prints lor added value . one to keep, one to gate Court panel cleared Rosier, finishing the job, the state share! jections and suppositories when /' extend to you a 47, of first-degree murder, at­ argued. the sedative failed to work. ------V ' — Receive a second set ol prints _FREE from an original tempted murder and conspiracy. But the defense poi‘trayed Her stepfather. Vincent Del- Specializing In: New CuBtofliere Oaly Shampoo, Cut roll of color print film (sizes 110. 126'6. 135 or disc). As the verdict was read, Rosier Rosier as a loving husband of 22 man, testified that he went into I Kodak Colonwatch System assures you ol film wept and relatives in the cour­ years who wanted to help his wife very happy her bedroom with his two sons, Haircuts & Blowdry developing excellence troom screamed with joy. If fulfiil her wish of avoiding a Russell and Farrell, after she PERMS Ra|. convicted, he couid have been painful end. JHurry, offer ends December 9, 1988. lingered for 12 hours in a Coma, Perms Reg. »45» Now • 1 5 0 0 ALLSTATE sentenced to iife in prison. “If anything good has come out and healthy and smothered her. EipkM 1-IMI BUSINESS Rosier hugged his chiidren of this, it is perhaps that people in The Deimans were key prose­ Highlighting MACHr-, '. Jacob, 19, and Elizabeth, 21, who the U.S. will start to look at the Now » 3 8 0 0 a h n i! cution witnesses who testiHed Haircut 639 Mum Street supported him and attended the PETER ROSIER terminally ill and the rights of the under a grant of immunity given Color (Include* cut end Rea. 'liw holiday Manchester 39 Purnell Place nnithed etjrle) triai daily. . . . 'a lot of pieces' terminally ill because of the before the state knew the extent Manchester, CT 06040 Waxing tipirw l-IM* Now • 8 0 0 ,643-7369 The physician said bis family terrible tragedy that befell Patri­ of their involvement. Ufkm MM Phone 643-6156 wants him to resume Us medical Assistant State Attorney Ed cia Rosier and the rest of our The charges were brought a fter Tun. 9-5 season. practice, but he’s doubtful about . Volz said be was disappointed family,” Rosier said. Rosier appeared on a TV inter­ (Behind Martow’i) that. ‘Tve dealt with a lot of with the verdict, but felt the Derek Humphry, president of view and talked about adminis­ air*!).?' 6 4 5 » 8 1T2 for appointment canoer and deatb," bo sold. prosecution bandied the case the pro-eutbanasla Hemlock So­ tering drug overdoses to his wife. M iluM M W W W W M M «a«HW tmM M M M i*aM M M M V>laia«aM ia«aiM iatM I«ialalM ia«Bil«aala«sM >M W tialalalaiaiaia«alaiaiaiatolaM lalaia > la m l a « a l a l a l a i a l a M ? 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 — 8

Sicilian Mafia drug operation- that was selling Reagan: Withholding papers ‘not a pioy’ millions of dollars worth of heroin in the United Town fetes Woody Guthrie Powell gets Army command N A TIO N States and cocaine in Italy. WASHINGTON (AP) - The the things that duty requires we defended the decision to withhold an3rthing of this kind. I think the OKEMAH.Okla. (AP) — Woody Guthrie’s songs WASHINGTON (AP) — Lt. Gen. Colin L. Some of the heroin was shipped as liquefied rang out in a packed theater at a long-delayed Reagan administration's refusal block,” Reagan said Thursday. documents from the trial, he law has got to take its course.” heroin in wine bottles from Italy, officials said. Powell, the career soldier who became national to turn over classified documents "These are things that are backed away from his previous Stili, the decision to withhold tribute to the composer of “This Land Is Your security adviser in 1987, has been chosen by Although the international food trading com­ Land” in his hometown, where some still maintain for the Iran-Contra trial of Oliver national security secrets.” insistence that North and his classified documents could ena­ & W O R LD pany set up by agents three years ago never President Reagan for the Army’s top uniformed North jeopardizes the prosecu­ Asked if the move were a former boss, John M. Poindexter, ble North’s lawyers to claim that the folk-singing great was no folk hero. job pending Senate confirmation. handled any drug shipments, it allowed the FBI to About 50 schoolchildren and adult accompanists tion's central charges against the backdoor maneuver to keep the are innocent. he is being prevented from Pakistan cheers Bhutto establish contacts with organized crime opera­ The move by the 51-year-old son of Jamaican former national security aide. case against North from going to presenting a full defense to the Thursday sang and played fiddle, guitar, banjo, immigrants from national security adviser to full tions in the United States and Italy, G. Robert harmonica and piano in Okemah’s 450-seat trial, he replied: “No, this is On June 27, Reagan had said; key allegation against him — that ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Thousands of Langford, special agent in charge of the FBI’s general and command of all Army troops President Reagan insists that something that from the very he conspired illegally to divert people Jammed city streets, dancing, beating Crystal Theater as the audience whistled and stationed in the United States would put Powell "I believe in the innocence of the Buffalo office, said Thursday. clapped along. the documents are being withheld beginning we knew we would two men and I would like to see more than $14 million in profits drums and chanting "Long live Benazir!” after back in the running to become Army chief of staff “I sat there with chill bumps and with tears,” for national security reasons, and have to do.” that established once and for all.” from the Reagan administra­ Benazir Bhutto was named prime minister, Botha goes to Congo eventually. says the decision is not a ploy to Reagan was questioned at the On Thursday, Reagan said, “At tion’s secret Iranian weapons becoming the first woman to lead a Moslem said Guthrie’s 65-year-old sister, Mary Jo Powell would also become only the fourth black prevent North from going to trial. beginning of a meeting on forth­ this stage I don't think I should deals to the Nicaraguan Contra nation. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Edgmon, who represented the Guthrie family. His officer to attain four-star rank in the U.S. armed “The things we're blocking are coming trade talks. Although he comment on guilt or innocence or rebels. Bhutto was scheduled to take the oath today, Foreign Minister Pik Botha left today for Congo to singer son, Arlo, did not attend the tribute just a forces If the Senate confirms the nomination. ushering in a new era of national democracy. sign a protocol detailing the withdrawal of Cuban few blocks from the overgrown lot where the He would join Air Force Gen. Bernard P. Bhutto, a 3S-year-old U.S.-educated woman who forces from Angola and the beginning of Guthrie family’s house once stood. Randolph as the second black four-star officer married and gave birth to her first child this year, independence for South-West Africa. currently on active duty. Iran-Contra figure in airplane crash emerged as the country’s leader Thursday when But the Independent South Africa Press Payments not substitute Ministers’ meeting ends President Ghulam Ishaq Khan chose her as prime Association reported that Defense Minister ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — Lyndon La- MORELIA, Mexico (AP) - An “We don’t know why he used about 110 miles west of Mexico Dov Schmorak, Israel’s ambas­ minister. Magnus Malan, who was traveling with Botha, Israeli counterterrorism expert Rouche’s rent for two residences was paid by a BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - NATO defense that name,” Gutierrez said. City in Michoacan. sador to Mexico, said in an The president also declared an end to a state of said a "serious hitch” remained unresolved. publishing company that considered the perennial ministers tackled the potentially divisive issue of who briefed Vice President The pilot of the Cessna T210 also Israeli Embassy officials on interview broadcast on Israel’s emergency imposed after former leader Gen. "This is the time when the pitfalls start George Bush on secret arms sales presidential candidate its "prime asset,” accord­ how to fairly share the cost of maintaining the was killed in the crash Wednes­ Thursday identified the remains armed forces radio that he did not Mohammed Zia ul-Haq’s death in August. He said appearing,” Malan was quoted as saying by the ing to testimony at his tax fraud trial. alliance, officials said today at the conclusion to a to Iran died in a plane crash in a day that left three people badly of Nir at a forensics center in know why Nir was using an he took the action ”so the new prime minister can press association. The report did not elaborate. remote area of Mexico while Marielle Kronberg, former chief operating two-day meeting. injured, including Adriana Stan­ Morelia, the state capital. assumed name or why he was in take up her responsibility in an environment of A spokeswoman for the Department of Foreign officer of the publishing house, told jurors The defense ministers agreed “there are traveling under an assumed ton, 25, of Canada. Ms. Stanton’s Nir, a former adviser on Mexico. complete democracy.” Affairs in Pretoria said she had spoken to South name, officials said. Thursday that she made the payments as an significant variations in the scale and nature of hometown was not immediately counterterrorism to two Israeli Gutierrez said engine failure African negotiators who have been in Brazzaville, expression of gratitude for the firm’s best-selling their contributions,” but the final communique Amiram Nir Nisker, 37, was available. prime ministers, was an impor­ was the probable cause of the the Congo capital, since Wednesday and they traveling under the name "Pat FBI sting nabs drug ring author — not as a substitute for taxable royalties. said Europe and the United States remained Gutierrez said Ms. Stanton was tant liaison in secret arms deals crash. made no mention of snags in talks, although The prosecution contends that the rent pay­ steadfast partners. AP photo Weber, ” Isauro Gutierrez Fer­ serving as a guide for Nir. Ms. involving the sale of U.S. weapons Gutierrez said Nir arrived details were still being worked out. nandez. a spokesman for the BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The FBI says a sting ments should have been declared as taxable "Once and for all it isclearthis is nota matter of INAUGURATION PARADE — Mexican President Carlos Stanton said she didn’t know what to Iran, according to testimony Sunday in Mexico City and operation that began in a small suburban Buffalo The spokeswoman said no time had been set for income, along with household and personal Michoacan state attorney gen­ Nir was doing in Mexico. the signing ceremony, though it was likely to be the United States versus the rest of the alliance, Salinas de Gortari waves during his inauguration parade heard by U.S. congressional traveled Monday to Uruapan, storefront knocked out a massive American and services purchased for LaRouche by his organiza­ this is a joint alliance effort,” NATO Secretary- eral, said Thursday. 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(203) 646-7709 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 2. 1988 — II OPINION BUSINESS Negotiators’ Pollards Key decisionmaker is quietiy tackiing his goais By Linda Stowell only Fortune 500 company fihairman also serving as Union. He was very persistent and he finally got if.” The Associated Press part of chief executive officer and chairman of another Several Wall Street analysts declined to talk com prom ise major firm. about Hugel during the RJR negotiations. One, who STAMFORD — His name is not as familiar as The role of his special committee was critical to spoke on condition of anonymity, was critical of chief executive F. Ross Johnson or buyout specialist the future of the Atlanta-based food and tobacco Henry Kravis, but as the key decisionmaker in Hugel’s management of Combustion Engineering. conglomerate. The committee was criticized by "H e ’s running CE into the ground.” the analyst spy swap history’s largest corporate takeover, Charles E. some on Wall Street for adding to the confusion of said. “ The costs are out of sight. He’s getting his significant Hugel held the fate of both dealmakers in his hands. the bidding process by extending the deadline for comeuppance. The 60-year-old Hugel is chairman and chief bids to Nov. 29. And even then, the deadline proved executive officer of his own $3 billion company. “ I think he ought to stay in CE more.” he said. By Jack Anderson meaningless, since both principal iSidders upped “ It’s tough enough to run one company w ell.... He’s Combustion Engineering Inc. of Stamford. But he their offers well after the time limit. The first session of publicly held and Dale Van Atta spending his time handling Nabisco.” also serves as non-executive chairman of the board But for Hugel and the committee it was a finely negotiations over a proposed agreement of RJR Nabisco Inc. and head of RJR’s Combustion Engineering — which builds and WASHINGTON — American traitor calculated risk. By extending the bidding. Hugel services power-generating systems for utilities, between the town and the Eighth Utilities five-member special directors’ committee. Jonathan Jay Pollard and his wife hoped to maximize the offers for the company — and In the latter role, he was responsible for choosing supplies equipment to chemical and refining D istrict held Thursday did not produce any may be released from a U.S. prison the return to shareholders. a winner in the nation’s biggest and wildest industries and operates waste-to-energy plants — startlin g result, but it did put on the record and sent to Israel in a three-way trade While deadlines were abused, the extensions may corporate bidding war, which produced an apparent recently announced a loss of $62.9 million in its that could mean freedom for one or have spared the company some future litigation one specific compromise proposal over one triumph for Kravis and his buyout firm, Kohlberg revised nine-month results. more of the American hostages in from .shareholders complaining they didn’t get the The company said the results were due to m a jo r argum ent. Kravis Roberts & Co. late Wednesday. best deal possible. Lebanon. increa.ses in estimated costs to complete its T h ere is no assurance that the proposal, Kravis’s much-revised bid of $24.53 billion for U.S. intelligence sources tell us that Still, the one goal that eluded Hugel was waste-to-energy plants, cost overruns and repair RJR Nabisco was cho.sen over a competing offer offered by John D. LaBelle Sr. on behalf of the the White House and State Depart­ orderliness. The auction was confused and rife with costs. from a Johnson-led management group. district just before the session ended, will ment are engineering the swap, which personality clashes to the end. In the eye of the hurricane whipped up by the Despite those problems, some analysts predict may also involve a top Soviet spy who And in a final, cruel twist of fate, Hugel and the meet with approval from the town. bidding stood the unassuming Hugel, who is improvement in the company’s fortunes next year. has been secretly imprisoned in Israel committee decided to spurn their own management But it does appear to be a movement toward described by those who know him as an innovative Combustion Engineering is in the process of selling for five years. team, led by Johnson, in favor of the outside buyout resolution of one big issue and may show the businessman who quietly tackles goals that some off $285 million in assets and will be able to use the Here is how the complicated trade speciali.sts. will only talk about. cash to reduce its debt and interest expenses. way for yielding points on both sides, would work: The United States would Raised by a single mother during the Depression, For instance, he was one of the first American With iow demand for new power plants. Hugel has something that will have to happen if the two send Pollard and his wife, Anne Hugel served a stint in the Army and started at businessmen to negotiate a major deal with the •Steered the company in the direction of mainte­ Henderson Pollard, to Israel. Israel AT&T as a student engineer. He said teamwork is a governments are ever going to come to any Soviet Union. nance and service, where revenues are expected to would release a captured Soviet spy to key part of his management philosophy. agreement that will end the insanity that has In June, Combustion Engineering announced it CHARLES HUGEL grow the Soviet Union. As the last link in the “ I worked at AT&T for 30 years and at AT&T, you long marked the relationship between the two had reached an agreement to help build and manage Hugel has been upbeat about his business chain, the Soviet Union would lean on . . key decisionmaker learn how to delegate to good people and how to decisions in the past. In the 1987 annual report, he jurisdictions. Syria and Iran to negotiate the release a multibillion-dollar petrochemical complex in two build teamwork,” he said in a recent interview. Western Siberian cities. It was the company’s told Combustion Engineering shareholders that the Furthermore, the negotiators, even though of one or more American hostages A former executive vice president of American A business associate said he is sure Hugel’s second deal with the Soviet Union in six months. company had “ made considerable bt'i'Ki’ess” being held by terrorists. Syria and the Telephone and Telegraph Co. and former president experience was an asset at the negotiating table they could devote only about 90 minutes to the Hugel also has previous experience in the merger toward becoming a “ new and different” company. Soviet Union are allies, and Syria of Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Hugel was regarded a.s while the RJR deal was being worked out. talks Thursday, set up another m eeting to be controls Lebanon. and acquisition wars as a director of Primerica neutral in the Nabi.sco battle because he is “ He is a very practical businessman and a hard Hugel is also a member of the boards of directors held promptly. That indicates they want to The Soviets are desperate enough Corp,, a Greenwich-based financial services giant “ non-executive chairman.” which means he is not worker,” said Primerica Chairipan Gerald Tsai Jr. of Eaton Corp. and Pitney Bowes Inc. and chairman move quickly. for the release of their spy, Marcus sold earlier this year to Commercial Credit Corp. in an employee of the company. “ If he has a goal he gels it .... Charlie was the first in of the board of trustees of Lafayette College, his And beyond offering the compromise on one Renew, expand Peace Corps Klingberg, to consider pulling some a cash-and-stock deal valued at $1.65 billion. When he took the Nabi.sco post, he became the America with this size contract with the Soviet alma mater. of three issues the district considers m a jor strings for U.S. hostages. Klingberg is problems with the draft agreement approved believed to have entered Israel as a In fact, Carr had no job description of only $5,000 a year per volunteer. Jewish “ immigrant,” and then pene­ by town directors, the district yielded on a few By Michael J. McManus and felt so overwhelmed initially in a VISTA costs are $7,500 each. Yet there trated Israeli military intelligence for High farm exports seen other points. It accepted language that does IN BRIEF “ Wild West kind of place” 60 miles are many more applicants than are the Soviet Union. His career as a spy WASHINGTON - At midnight on not label eith er the town or the district a from Caracas, that he was grateful accepted — a 5-1 ratio in the Peace ended in 1983 when he was arrested by the eve of the 25th anniversary of John when he was asked by Venezuelans to Corps. “ water pollution control authority.” It’s good F. Kennedy’s assassination, I at­ Israeli counterintelligence. Kling- Bank elects Champagne although volumes decline play in a baseball game. Clearly, both could be expanded at berg’s coup in penetrating the Inner to get that semantic problem out of the way. tended a moving vigil in his memory However, in time, he designed a relatively little cost. The'total Peace workings of Israeli intelligence and Floyd Champagne of Manchester has been And the lawyers agreed to make sure the by former Peace Coips volunteers in WASHINGTON (AP) - Bolstered by trade in 1989, down from 50 percent. garbage-collection system, a city Corps budget of about $140 million last his arrest have been kept a secret elected a senior vice president-investments of the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol. higher world prices, U.S. farm exports are One of the hardest hit commodities is language in the agreem en t says what both budget, a tax-collection system — year is half the cost of a B-1 bomber. from the Israeli people and the world. New England Savings Bank Corp, of New The big crowds had gone home. But expected to continue to grow in value in soybeans, with the U.S. share of world sides want it to say. remarkable achievements, for The administrative, training and Polland, an American citizen, is London. the volunteers were still giving their 1989, rising about $1 billion to $36.5 billion, soybean trade forecast to drop to 35 anyone, let alone a young volunteer. supervisory costs would not double as serving a life prison term in the NESB Corp. i.s the parent holding company of It was a good start. It would be expedient if time, speaking one by one, all night according to the latest Agriculture De­ percent in 1989 from 49 percent. Not surprisingly, he married a another 5,000 Peace Corps volunteers United States for spying on the United New England Savings Bank and OmniBank of both sides could make their last, best offer long. As 15 of us listened, I wondered partment projections. Rice, corn and horticultural products woman he met there and has worked are added for $25 million. States for Israel from 1984 to 1985. His Connecticut Inc. first, but negotiation doesn’t work that way. whether their sort of idealism could be However, export volumes are forecast are among the few commodities expected in international development ever These numbers could be multiplied Champagne joined the bank in January 1987 found in today’s youth. wife is serving a five-year term as an to shrink by 8 percent in fiscal year 1989 in to see increases in 1989 export volumes, since. many times over in a “ thousand accessory. as a vice president-senior investment officer In his inaugural address. President response to declines for some farm with wheat and wheat flour falling about 2 points of light,” if President-elect The Israeli government, embar­ He also has worked for First Connecticut Kennedy’s words were stirring: “ Ask “I learned to create my job and products hard hit by last summer’s percent to 40.2 million metric tons. Bush were to ask the presidents of rassed that it was caught spying on Bancorp, of Hartford. not what your country can do for you, matched my skills for my environ­ drought. But with global grain stocks drawn down every college In America to encour­ the United States, claimed that He is a graduate of Holy Cross College of but what you can do for your ment. My experience with the Peace The projected increase in export values largely because of the drought in North age students to serve the local needy. Pollard was part of a renegade Worcester. Mass., and earned a master’s country.” ’The Peace Corps gave Corps set a standard for me through would mark the third straight year of America, Goldberg said that world prices Wooster College in Ohio is a model degree from the University of Hartford. He has Am erica’s youth a practical way to the rest of my life by which I judge the operation. Israel has consistently growth. American farm exports rose from for wheat, com and soybeans should be for an unpaid domestic Peace Corps. denied any interest in having Pollard served in the U.S. Air Force in Vietnam. respond. level of my commitment, my $26.3 billion in fiscal year 1986 to $27.9 their highest since 1985. About 400 students choose to live released. But our sources say Israeli A member of the Hartford Society of “ Kennedy’s idea of patriotism was steadfastness.” billion in 1987 to $35.5 billion in 1988. Goldberg said a $2.6 billion increase in officials have been working behind Financial Analysts, Champa gneisa director of to service of a different sort, not in He concluded; “ John Kennedy together in 28 different houses on the The volume of sales probably will fall to the value of U.S. grain and feed exports basis of their shared interest in a the scenes to get Pollard out. The the Bacon and Hinkley Homes in New London. foxholes, but in villages," wrote an created the Peace Corps from nothing 136 million metric tons in 1989, down from will offset declines for cotton and oilseeds volunteer service activity. Justice Department, which has juris­ ex-Peace Corps woman in an Atlanta so that we could learn how muchwe a six-year high of nearly 148 million metric in 1989. Examples: diction over Pollard, has refused to Constitution article, read in the truly have to offer,” tons in the year ended Sept. 30, according “ For U.S. agriculture, the challenge in A dozen women spend hours each consider a swap, so the Israelis turned Lee named GTE president Rotunda. “ This new patriotism called President-elect George Bush could to Richard W. Goldberg, acting underse­ the coming year will be to sustain the week at “ Every Woman's House to the State Department and White for a radical response of citizens to elicit a similar response from this STAMFORD (AP) - Charles R Lee on cretary of agriculture for international momentum in overseas saies which has Shelter” caring for battered women House to try to cut the deal. serve — not to shoot at those in the generation’s youth in his inaugural Thursday was elected president, chief operat­ affairs and commodity programs. been regained over the past few years,” Third World. A strong military was address. He described the nation’s and their children. A racially mixed Two experts in the art of spy­ ing officer and director of DTE Corp. effective Goldberg delivered what he described said Goldberg. “ This will require more not the only line of defense.” volunteerism in praising America's group live in what they call “The swapping have been recruited to Jan. 1. the company announced. as a “ bright” agricultural trade forecast competitive prices,, aggressive market Dream House” to promote interracial She spoke of how Kennedy's idea “ thousand points of light. ” A Gallup make the arrangements — East Lee, 48. assumes a position left vacant since at Tuesday's opening session of USDA’s development, persistent trade policy understanding. was “ non-bureaucratic, small scale, Poll in 1987 revealed that half of the Berlin lawyer Wolfgang Vogel and an James L. Johnson became GTE chairman and Agricultural Outlook Conference, an an­ efforts and a market-oriented trade One house works with a juvenile relying on volunteers at subsistence nation’s adults donate at least four American rabbi in New York. Vogel chief executive officer in April. nual event in which government analysts philosophy.” salaries in sharp contrast with hours a week to charity — up from detention center. “ They are decent was an intermediary in the 1986 trade Lee joined GTE in 1983 after working nearly outline prospects for the coming year for Imports of agricultural products into the military aid projects.” They were only three in 10 six years ago. kids who need to be pointed in the right that freed Jewish dissident Anatoly 20 years in various financial and management farmers and agribusiness. United States are expected to remain Shcharansky. "good will ambassadors” with a But Bush needs to be more specific. direction,” said Erik Knorr, a Woos­ positions in the steel, transportation and “ Export volume is forecast smaller as about the same as 1988’s record $21 billion. vision that “ not muscle power, but Why not call for an expanded Peace ter student. “ Our purpose is to get Mrs. Pollard’s father, public rela­ entertainment industries. the U.S. share of world trade shrinks for That means that the U.S. agricultural idea power that could change the Corps both abroad and in the nation’s kids to interect with positive role tions executive Bernard Henderson, Since March 1986. he has been GTE senior drought-affected products,” Goldberg trade surplus should rise about $1 billion in world.” ghettos and barrios at home? models, tosee that there are other has led the public canmaign in the vice president for finance and planning. said. 1989, reaching about $15.5 billion. In Hap Carr, a volunteer to Venezuela In fact, this is an idea Congress has options in life.” Another group works United States for the-rmase of the Overall, the United States is expected to contrast, the surplus stood at only $5.4 in 1969-70 and to Brazil in 1971 talked of pursued. In recent years, it has with Habitat for Humanity to build a Pollards and has made much of the Construction spending up account for 48 percent of world total grain billion Ini 1985. how he earned a master’s degree in increased the number of Peace Corps home for the poor to be sold at no fact that Mrs. Pollard is suffering international relations and “ thought I volunteers to 5,200 toward goal of profit and no interest. (Students at 30 from a stomach disorder. WASHINGTON (A P) - Construction spend­ colleges are Habitat chapters.) knew what the development process 10,000. And a domestic counterpart, If the three-way swap is carried out, ing climbed 0.9 percent in October, the steepest Rates for workers’ comp was all about.” But when he said VISTA volunteers, has grown to 2,200. America’s potential for service is it is likely that only the Pollards’ side increase in three months, with strength goodbye to his mother, “ I was excited Costs are not large. Peace Corps huge. What’s needed is inspiration. of the triangle will be acknowledged widespread through housing, government and scared. I had no idea what the personnel live on a subsistence local publicly. The United States could projects and commercial building, the Com­ Peace Corps was like or whether I wage of about $200 a month, and have Michael J. McManus is a syndi­ easily explain the release of Mrs. merce Department said Thursday. to increase by 10.77% could hack it.” another $200 banked for them — a cost cated columnist. Pollard as a humanitarian gesture. Building activity rose to a seasonally The release of Jonathan Pollard adjusted annual rate of $409.2 billion in October HARTFORD (AP) — Insurance Com­ selling workers’ compensation coverage would be harder to finesse. It would be following a 0.7 percent increase in September missioner Peter F. Kelly Thursday has in Connecticut, can ask for 10.77 percent or the first time a U.S.-bom citizen and and a 0.2 percent rise in August. It was the best recommended that rates for workers’ another figure. traitor was turned over to another Open Forum showing since a 1.5 percent jump in July. compensation insurance be increased country. Jay Jackson, a former insurance Even with the latest string of increases, 10.77 percent, rejecting a proposal toboost Pollard gave the Israelis more than commissioner who is serving as the construction activity has been modest this the rates 25.5 percent. 1,000 classified documents, and more council’s attorney in the rate case, said year, advancing 2.1 percent in the past 12 A 10.77 percent increase would mean abortions! my.self holding him in the hospital. He than 800 of those were "top secret.” Thursday the council has not decided what months. Taking a 1.7 percent rise in construc­ Connecticut employers would pay roughly Kinsey Report’s In the Baltimore clinics, they reported Unwed, pregnant has a blanket, a stuffed animal, and a His relevations included intelligence it will do. tion costs into account, activity advanced only $65 million more in premiums, instead of a decline in pregnancy rates. However, very important letter. Most importantly, about Syrian and Iraqi chemical “It’s being reviewed right now,” he 0.4 percent over the past 12 months. the more than $150 million the 25.5 percent statement unproven pregnancy rates were based on a in the ‘real world' he has his life, and I have my pride in the said. weapons, Palestine Liberation Organ­ rate hike would have cost. Last year. percentage of supposed sexually active decision I made. My life went on. I now To the Editor; To the Editor; ization radar systems and Libyan air New home sales rise 3.5% $602.3 million of workers’ compensation Tuesday’s decision was Kelly’s second students only. 'Therefore the total have a husband and two children. defense. In spite of their protestations rejection of a 25.5 percent proposal. He number of pregnancies really increased insurance was written in the state. In the Oct. 8 issue of the Manchester My “ scarlet letter A ” stands for that (rallard was a loose cannon, the WASHINGTON (A P ) — Sales of new. rejected the council’s first proposal in by 50 percent. Baltimore also had some I was an unwed teen-ager. I am writing Workers’ compensation insurance pays Herald, your “ Kinsey Report” column adoption — a beautiful, loving option no Israelis have returned only 163 of the single-family homes rose 3.5 percent in September without a hearing, saying the Eagle CDs statistics that suggest an average of to enlighten Ms. Kuhl on what it is like to medical benefits and replaces some of the (by June Reinisch. Ph D.) is quoted as one will talk about. documents he gave them. October to the highest level in more than a year filing lacked information to justify the seven months’ postponement before first be unwed and pregnant in the “ real wages lost due to injury in the workplace. saying. “ Sex education does not appear The release of a Soviet spy from and a half, the government said today. rates. The council, providing some addi­ intercourse among teens in their three- world.” Kelly said Thursday he would not make to cause an increase in sexual activity Karen Burgess Israel as part of the trade would According to a joint release by the tional information, asked again for a 25.5 year program. However, less than 10 any increase retroactive and cited con­ are soaring among teen-agers.” This assumption is I almost had an abortion, not becau.se I Windsor Locks probably be hushed up, as would any Commerce Department and the Department of percent rate hike, resulting in the Nov. 15 percent of teens had a three-year tractors’ testimony during a Nov. 15 public unproven. Much of the teaching involved believe in if. but because, in my state of connection to a hostage release. There Housing and Urban Development, sales hearing. exposure to the program. Baltimorealso hearing that they bid theircontracts based with this subject has been obtained from shock. 1 was ready to follow whoever are three Soviet spies in Israel who increased to a seasonally adjusted annual rate reported teens using oral contraceptives chose to lead me. Planned Parenthood’s on current premiums and would lose Traditionally, the department approves the 1987 Report of Planned Parenthood are believed by the Central Intelli­ of 733,000 units. That followed a drop of 1.4 profits on those contracts. an average rate hike, but some groups to new heights. with a high rate of compliance had a 9.9 Federation. The complete study was not counselor, upon finding that I was indeed An excellent series gence Agency to be candidates for the percent in September, revised up from a percent to 13 percent pregnancy rate, but Kelly’s recommendation of a 10.77 may have to pay as much as an additional reported probably because it did not fit in pregnant, sat me down and said, “ You’re trade, with Klingberg being a prime previous estimate of minus 7.8 percent and a the entire teen population had a not ready for this responsibility yet. are percent rate increase is not binding. The 25 percent above that figure. If a 10.77 with the conclusions they wished to on AIDS awareness prospect. gain of 2.1 percent in August. pregnancy rate of 10 percent. National Council on Compensation Insu­ percent increase were approved, for draw. you dear?” She promptly made an It was the highest sales level since February appointment for an abortion. To the Editor: rance. which proposed the 25.5 percent instance, some employers’ rates could S. Dubose Ravenel, M.D.. had an If you begin to put this all together, it Mlnl-editorial 1987, when 738,000 homes were sold. rate increase on behalf of all insurers rise as much as 35.77 percent. 8 .5 0 ’‘ 8.84'* article in the North Carolina Medical becomes apparent that Planned Parent­ Luckily for my son. a friend guided me The Manchester Area Network on Ferdinand Marcos has made a toward Birthright. They helped me in Annual Rate Annual Yield Journal less than a year ago which hood’s proposal to remove barriers to the AIDS would like to thank you and remarkable recovery. He is feeling so use of birth control has .the very real many ways, but most importantly, they explores .sections of the PPF report applaud you on your fine coverage of good that he wants to travel 4,800 potential of aggravating the very prob­ helped me view my pregnancy as more CALDWELL which had been previously ignored. AIDS Awareness Week in October. Your miles home to Philippines for a court lems it purports to alleviate. In fact. Dr. than just an "undesirable condition.” I A Teen-agers who discussed sex and four-part series was informative, accu­ hearing. Just last month he declined Cutright found that areas with weak realized I was responsible for another 3-Month CD birth control with parents were more to go to New York for another court OIL INC. programs or no programs at all human life, and chose to continue my rate and sensitive to all aspects of the likely to have intercourse than those who hearing because he was near death’s experience smaller increases or larger pregnancy. I held my head up high and AIDS epidemic. discussed sex alone with parents. door. It’s a miracle. $1,000 minimum balance Rates subject to change. Interest decreases in pregnancy than are found in dared anyone to look down on me. B. The rate of sexual activity among Though Manchester does not have the compounded monthly. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. areas with strong contraceptive .61* ongoing quality & service large number of AIDS cases as our Jack Anderson and his associate. teens who had a .school course which programs. I continued to lead an active life, par gil. C. O. 0. included sex and contraception was leading a music group at my church major cities in this state, the numbers of Dale Van Alla, are syndicated colum­ 180 8*1. minimum puroh«M more than one-third higher than those When adults condone or promote (where I received only love and MANA realize our community does have nists. teens exposed to sex education without contraception among unmarried teens support), working, and continuing all my a significant number of HIV-infected 649-8841 birth control or those teens who had no they are implying approval of what is. in previous activities. I certainly did not residents who do need our help and MoMSwi^loehww* Fiist Federal Savings sex education in school. some states, illegal behavior. We should feel like I had a “scarlet letter A.” The support. At the prototype of SBC (school-based follow the American Medical Associa­ woman who does puts it there herself. illanrliPBtrr T h Ec^h anm^hanks clinics) in St Paul. Minn., their 1980 tion’s resolution proposing premarital My son was born .seven years ago, and Thank you again for providing our Jewelers abstinence and to support and encourage community with above-average journal­ Foundad In 1SS1 EMERGENCY 555 Main Street Intersection report reputedly gave a 40 percent I have to thank those “ right-to-lifers” at Fir* — Polio* — M*dlo*l East Harttord, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, decline in pregnancy and a 23 percent teen-agers to join the. majority who Birthright. I also have to thank Catholic ism and professionalism. P€NNY M S IE F F E R T...... Publlthar Manchester Routes 63,6 & 44 Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor reduction in fertility. However they state report abstaining from premarital sex. Family Services for placing Derek in a OEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor (203) 643-5353 open Monday - Saturday subsequently the decline may have been loving home with a couple who waited Kathleen Tummillo, R.N.C. DOUGLAS A BEVINS.... Executive Editor DIAL 911 MARIE P. G R AD Y...... City Editor In M*neh*8t*r Member FSLIC due to a decrease in the number of H. John Malone, M.D. seven years for a child. MANA Coordinator Equal Housing Lender ALEXANDER G IRELLI.. . . Aetoclate Editor pregnancies or to an increase in 84 Prospect St., Manchester I have peace of mind. I have pictures of Manchester Health Department It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 2,1988 iBanrliriitrr Hrralil Shuttle Hijack Jobless Accord Section 2, Page 13 From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 minutes and propelled the astro­ Transportation Minister Chaim “A group of armed bandits Joint Economic Committee of owned firehouse it would buy if an nauts into an orbit more than 100 Korfu told reporters that the hijacked a bus with 30 school- Congress. ‘This growth has been omission In the town draft that a miles high. Soviets had requested extradition agreement is reached, and a sewer the town would install in children and a teacher and concentrated in a limited number provision that each goverment The astronauts, who boarded of the hijackers. demanded a plane to deliver them of industries, with machinery Slater Street would have to be the spacecraft about 5 a.m., spent Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport, abroad.” Albert Vlasov, head of would be permitted to connect to designed by a professional engi­ alone counting for more than a sewers of the other without neer. O’Brien insisted that the BE w Nicholls 4'/4 hours lying on their backs in where the plane landed, was the Soviet news agency Novosti, quarter of the gain.” charge. Jim Tiernev placed on alert, with military told a news conference. town would decide how the sewer their bulky escape suits awaiting Meanwhile, factory workers No attempt was made at the would be designed. the decision that finally sent them vehicles, fire engines, first aid “In order to save the children continued to average four hours session, held in the LaBelles’ law aloft. teams and rescue units lined up and the teacher a decision was of overtime a week last month, LaBelle Jr. said provisions for Harald Sports Writer on the tarmac. As the plane office, to resolve those two Air Force meteorologists were made to give a plane,” Vlasov indicating that the manufactur­ problems. The group will meet a separate additional outlet _ upstages watching an area between 25,000 neared Israel, however, there said. He said the hostages were ing sector is continuning to boom again at 4:30 p.m. Monday In the charge the town would levy In the feet and 28,000 feet where there were conflicting reports over released unharmed. and there is no slowdown in the gold room of Lincoln Center. Comprehensive Urban Develop­ were shear winds of varying whether officials would permit it Vlasov said the hijackers rate of economic growth. LaBelle Jr. said he felt there ment Zone where commercial speeds and directions that could to land. wanted to go to Israel, South development Is In progress do not Many economists are con­ should be no problem resolving break up the shuttle as it roared Transport Minister Chaim Africa or Pakistan. He did not the other differences between the make it clear that the district inJthem all upward toward orbit. Korfu told reporters the decision identify the hijackers or say how cerned that inflation will continue would share In the proceeds of the increasing unless the growth rate latest town draft agreement and a Consistency "The speed of the wind is not as on how to handle the plane would many there were. draft offered by the district. normal $2,000-per-acre charge much a factor as their direction be left to the air force. But he At Ben Gurion airport. Defense is slowed, but there was no under terms of the agreement. indication that it did in No­ Most of the 90-minute session and the shuttle’s direction of said: “If there are children on Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Po­ Thursday was devoted to a Penny and O’Brien agreed that flight,” NASA commentator board, we will let it land. If there lice Minister Chaim Bar-Lev vember, acording to the job the language could be changed to NHL Roundup figures, the first economic indica­ point-by-point review by LaBelle will be key Hugh Harris said. are no children aboard, we will were waiting for the plane to Jr. of the differences in the drafts. make that clear. The fueiing of Atlantis was not let it land, and suggest it land arrive. Israel radio said a tor of the month. The lawyers also agreed that baited for about an hour at 12:30 in another country.” Russian-speaking translator was Observers at the session were changes In the language could be Bv Ken Rappoport Construction employment in­ district Directors Andrew Kat- The Associated Press a.m. while the leak was fixed on Earlier, Police Minister Chaim in the control tower. creased by 55,000 over the month, kauskas, Joseph Tripp and Wil­ made to be sure that taxes to be for Huskies an oxygen tank on a "fuei farm” Bar-Lev had indicated to repor­ collected on properties trans­ reflecting an upturn in housing lard Marvin, and town Director So far this season, Wayne Gretzky has taken a near the pad. ters that the plane would be starts, after sluggish activity Theunis Werkhoven. ferred under the agreement In the premature stages of what many have allowed to land. Reports from the would be collected as of the back.seat to teammate Bernie Nicholls in the NHI. Had today’s launch been post­ from July through October. The Labelles, district Director billed as "The Season” for the University of scoring race. Now it’s Mario Lemieux’s turn to be poned, NASA would probably Soviet Union later revealed that The November job figures Samuel Longest and district appropriate grand list date. have waited until Sunday to try no children were held hostage on 278 more And they agreed that it can be Connecticut men’s basketball team, early returns passed by Nicholls. officially mark the sixth birthday President Thomas Landers nego­ have shown what certainly will be a key for this With two goals and six assists in the I.os Angeles again. Policy forbids putting the plane as originally believed. From page 1 of the current economic expan­ made clear that the district will Korfu told reporters that if the tiated for the district. Penny, not pay the town the first $500,000 talent-laden squad — consistency. Kings’ 9-3 rout of the Toronto Maple I.eafs Thursday work crews through the grueling sion, the longest in the nation’s attorney Kevin O’Brien and night. Nicholls not only broke three team scoring launch schedule three days in a plane does land, Israeli officials history. But the pattern of growth of the $750,000 price of the town Two games (wins over the University of Hartford Patrick Flynn/Manchoot8r Herald Mayor Peter DiRosa negotiated and Yale) does not make a season, but third-year records but moved ahead of I.emieux as the league's row. will negotiate with the hijackers. not take into account improve­ has not been consistent for the town. fif% station until it has first ments required for the mall and Husky Coach Jim Calhoun has a pleasant problem IN CONTROL — Montreal’s Bobby action tonight in Buffalo against the overall points leader. The crew commander, Navy Israeli radio monitors said that throughout. LaBelle Jr. said the district received from the town $450,000 Tel Aviv’s control tower had surrounding development. for certain sewer rights, facilities this year: How to utilize all his talent into a Smith (15) has the puck as he skates in "I’m thrilled to death,” Nicholls said. “I wish that Cmdr. Robert L. Gibson, is no Factory jobs, forexample, rose would have to have possession of Sabres before returning home Saturday days like this could happen to everybody.” stranger to launch postpone­ contacted the hijacked plane. Those improvements will allow by 1.4 million in the first two and engineering plans. cohe.sive unit? on the Whalers' Joel Quenneville in their night to host the rejuvenated Minnesota six intersections identified in the some of the maps and documents Here's what happened to Nicholls; ments. As commander of Colum­ “Can I talk with the hijacker?” a years of recovery following a loss referred to in the town draft as O’Brien said that he has begun With the proven ability of Cliff Robinson, a game Wednesday at the Civic Center. North Stars. bia on the 24th shuttle mission in controller asked. "No,” the pilot study as “critical” to operate at to draft the joint proposal the potential first-round NBA draft pick, guards Tate Already the NHL leader with 30 goals, he took of nearly 2 million jobs in the exhibits and have time to study The Whalers bowed, 6-3. They’re back in over the scoring lead with 63 points to 61 for 1986, he experienced a record responded, an acceptable level, he said. 1981-82 recession. But in 1985 and town and district would have to George and Phil Gamble, forwards Murray Israel Army radio said the Other residential development them before making commit­ submit to the General Assembly Pittsburgh’s f.emieux and 60 forthe Kings' Gretzky, seven postponements and had to 1986, they declined by 600,000 ments involving those exhibits. Williams, Lyman DePriest and Willie McCloud and the NHL assist leader who had five Thursday night board the ship six times before plane at first headed toward proposed in the North End before rebounding by 850,000 over by Dec. 23 as part of the impre.ssive freshmen in guards Chris Smith and includes 1.000 high-rise apart­ In addition to the three prob­ The eight-year veteran .set a club record by finally lifting off. Pakistan and Iraq, but then the past two years. lems LaBelle Jr. labeled as agreement. He said the draft is a John Gwynn and promising centers in Rod Sellers The other crew members are changed course and flew toward ments to be built on land next to difficult one and suggested the reaching .50 goals in his 26lh game, four fewer games ‘Not unexpectedly, changes in major, he listed some others as and Dan Cyrulik. Calhoun might need more than a EC hockey begins year than Charlie Simmer needed to reach that plateau in Air Force Lt. Col. Guy S. Israel. the mall. 450 townhouses and the unemployment rate for adult issues. lawyers for both sides get it done few basketballs at practice. In Moscow, an official said the condominiums proposed for a as soon as possible. the 1980-81 season. Gardner, the pilot; Col. Richard men have tracked closely with One is the omission by the town No question, the talent is there as the Huskies sit Nicholls' eight points and six assists were club M. Mullane and Lt. Coi. Jerry L. incident began Thursday, when land south of the mall site, and the the factory job swings,” said The proposal would ask the 2-0 with their next game Monday at the Field House gunmen in the city of Ordzhoni Brentwood condominiums, a 450- of a small section of Broad Street records, surpassing marks shared by several Ross of the Air Force, and Navy Norwood. ‘It fell from 10 percent as one property to be transferred General Assembly to change the in Storrs against Marist College. -players, the last being Gretzky, who had six points Cmdr. Wiliiam M. Shepherd. kidze in southern Russia com­ unit complex approved in 1986 to 6.2 percent during the initial district charter in ways that mandeered a bus loaded with that hasn’t been built yet. from town to district jurisdiction It’s a good thing that UConn has seven more looking for new image andyfive assists against Detroit last week. Sources who spoke on condition rebound, was unchanged in the along with other properties north would fix district boundaries and games before its Big East conference opener of anonymity say the crew will school-children and teachers and Ravenswood officials could not middle years, and dropped from make it clear that the district N ^ h Stars 4, Bruins 1: The North Stars used to demanded a plane to leave the be reached for comment of the intersection of Broad Street could not be consolidated with the against Villanova on Jan. 4 at the Civic Center be thfileague doormat, but NHf, teams suddenly release a giant 18-ton satellite 6.2 percent to 4.8 percent in the and West Middle Turnpike. on the wings. His wingmen are named Lacrosse that is capable country. Thursday. past two years.” town without approval of district because, if the first two games are any indication, Bv Len Auster don't m^ye them to kick around anymore. of gathering extremely sharp LaBelle Jr. also objected to the voters. consistency could be a problem. Manchester Herald both juniors. The third line has “It's Rjnd of nice.” Coach Pierre Page said radar images of military targets Consider.the following facts from the first two H.S. Preview senior Mark Petersen at center Thur.sday night following the victory over the UConn victories: Wins and losses are the ulti­ with seniors Brian Grillo and Bruins. in the Soviet Union and Eastern Chris Mahoney on left and right Europe. i - ' e x a m p le BUYS: * .’nL — George and Gamble shot a combined 5-for-18 mate when it comes to sporting After winning only four games in their first 24. the The information should help against U of H; Gamble came back against Yale to events. But. for the East Catholic wing, respectively. Leveslon North Stars have done an about-face with four U.S. intelligence officials verify shoot 4-for-7 for 10 points while George, who did not High ice hockey team, the No. 1 ences” and 2.5-year-old Graham plans to skate a fourth line of straight wins. Even more significantly, they won a Soviet compliance with arms AL SIEFFERTS: start, was 6-for-7and scored 14 points. goal in 1988-89 is regaining a Leveslon. a native of Windsor, senior Scott Sartor at center with game at the Boston Garden, which has been a house control treaties and serve as a AUDIO..... — Williams, recovering from a stress fracture, reputation forplaying good, clean has taken the head coaching post. seniors Derek Pasterick (LW) of horrors for them over the years. SCOTT. RECEIVER, 25 WATTS NOW ONLY ...... • ^ hockey. His No. 1 assistant will be Pete and Rob Ciraco (RW). Senior Jeff The last victory for the North Stars there was on “radar eye” for the new B2 TOSHIBA, COMPa 6t DUAL CASSETTE STEREO 10». was 3-for-6 against U of H and 1-3 for 2 points Olender, just out after fini.shing stealth bomber, the sources said. PRE-HOLIDAY against Yale; DePriest was 3-for-8 and then l-for-2. The Eagles finished 14-7 and Haggarfy. Dec. 22,1983, and their record at the Garden over the Because the mission is classi­ TOSHIBA, C.D. PLAYER...... J*®* qualified forthestate tournament "We have to build our reputa­ the football season, will find ice years is S-3.5-7. AKAI,C.O. PLAYER, WITH REMOTE MO. — Sellers began auspiciously with 13 points and a year ago under former coach tion back up.” Leveston, a May, time on one of the forward lines. Defen.seman Mark Hardy scored on a 90-fool wrist fied, only two announcements are TOSHIBA, SIX DISC CHANGER...... MO. 12 rebounds in the opener and came back versus planned during the flight. The <1 r * Joe Hubbuch. But it was their 1988 graduate of New England “It’s a veteran team, a big shot to break a 1-1 tie in the second period, keying Yale with an O-for-2 shooting performance. tournament appearance against College in Henniker, N.H.. said. strong team,” Leveston said. Minnesota's fourth victory in a row. first, about four hours after — The highly regarded Smith had a rough l-for-6 launch, will report on the condi­ SlfwjiH8HI,*i^WATrRACkSTE Westhill, which ended with a "We’re looking to play good, "But they’re used to a different Jon Casey faced 42 shots in the Minnesota goal. 35 MITSUBISHI, 150 WATT RACK STEREO SYSTEM .. 700. shooting night in the opener, however, rebounded brawl in the closing .seconds, that clean hockey. Fighting is not .style. My style is that aggressive of them in the last two periods. Minnesota had 25 tion of the orbiter. The second will with a fine effort against Yale with 13 points on be an alert that Atlantis will land GRAND gave East an unwanted allowed in high school hockey so coaching, yelling and screaming shots on Reggie Lemelin. 6-for-12 shooting, five rebounds, four assists and reputation. there's no use to playing like that. (isn’t the way to go). My It was the seventh lo.ss in the last 11 games for exactly 24 hours lateral Edwards per.sonalily is a lot different. I'm Air Force Base. Calif. The flight VIDEO....13" COLOR PORTABLE ...... *122" four steals. Throw out the U of H game for Smith as Four downstate schools — If you do, a lot of people don’t the slumping Bruins, who have two wins and two is expected to last three or four 10” COLOR TELEVISION 1®®* an aberration. Smith is for real and is oije of the North Branford. Greenwich. want to play you” a lot quieter. I won’t yell a lot.” ties in that stretch. days. smoothest players UConn has ever had. North Haven and Fairfield Prep East is finding that out now. The one big question for East is Flames 6, Rangers 3: Joe Nieuwendyk scored two 10" COLOR TV, WITH REMOTE ...... 1®®- — summarily dropped East from in goal where senior Rod Can­ Defense officials contend the 13" TOSHIBA, COLOR PORT,-WITH REMOTE CONTROL -OPENIN — Gwynn. who will definitely see a considerable Leveston, a third-generation goals as the Flames kept their unbeaten record at trell, who played at Manchester secrecy is necessary to make it ON SCREEN DISPLAY, SLEEP TIMER AND M O R E 200. amount of playing time, saw scant minutes against their schedules after that East benefit and financial consultant home alive. Calgary extended its undefeated streak U of H, but revealed his ability with 12 second-half Athletic Director Tom Matin, left at CIGNA, has a veteran group High a year ago, has moved to to nine games and is the only NHL club still more difficult for Soviet satellites 26" TOSHIBA, COLOR TABLE MODEL, W/REMOTE,___ East Hartford. If eligible. Can­ and spy ships off the Florida coast points against Yale. with a 12-game schedule, has that includes five returnees on unbeaten at home this season with an 11-0-3 record. ON SCREEN DISPLAY. SLEEP TIMER AND MORE .... 400. been severely tested in filling it defense. The defensive pairings trell will be East’s No. 1 net- to monitor the flight and learn its 10" RCA, COLOR TV, WITH REMOTE 270. — Robinson is the only Husky to .score in double The Flames lead the NHL standings with .38 points figures in both contests, yet, the fact remains that out He’s increa.sed it to 16 dates, include 6-foot-l, 21.5-pound Scott minder. Seniors Mall LaPlace. on a record of 17-4-4. purpose. 20" ZENITH, COLOR TV, WITH REMOTE 340. sophomore Chris Peraro and However, the Soviets, have he is a combined lO-for-35 from the field. including a couple out of state in Drummond and Sean Keith. Ron Red Wings 7, Nordlques 3: Steve Chiasson scored 20" ZENITH COLOR, WITH STEREO-REMOTE 300. Massachusetts, and is still hoping Cote and Craig Riendeau and Bob freshman Brendan Wheeler are one goal and assi.sted on three others in Detroit's indicated through the official 25" ZENITH COLOR CONSOLE WITH REMOTE 400. o — In two games, UConn has shot an atrocious vying for the backup slot. news agency Tass that they 24-for-43 from the foul line. to reach a complete 20-game Desmond and newcomer Todd 10th victory in 12 games for the Red Wings. 26" RCA COLOR CONSOLE WITH REMOTE 400. schedule. “Our bags are Seaver. Drummond, Cote. Rien­ The biggest obstacle for East, The Red Wings had a 4-5-4 record before their already know much about La­ UConn can be glad that its first few games are though, may be it.self. crosse and its mission. 5" EMERSON PORTABLE COLOR, AC/DC ONLY ... 210.^ packed,” Malin said. deau and Desmond are seniors, current streak improved them to 14-7-4 and moved against weak opponents because these East also begins the season the other two juniors. It has a reputation to reform. Sources report the Lacrosse performances wouldn’t have found success against them to top of the Norris Division. Quebec, last in somewhat under a cloud. It’s The first line has senior Andy "We’re looking to start with a the Adams with an 8-17-2 record, dropped its fourth satellite has an antenna that will Big East opponents. new slate.” Leveston said. spread out 150 feet and a 100-foot VIDEO RECORDERS... been placed on probation by the Prestash (15 goals, 15 assi.sts) at straight game and fifth in its last six. 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Flyers 2: Mike Bullard had a goal and starter. If Williams regains his late-season form Westwood, Moss. A, 16 Notre Dome H. During deployment of the satel­ RCA,VHS-RECORDER...... 200. Eagles go unbeaten for example has to sit out the first seven an assist in his second game with Philadelphia as MITSUBISHI, 4 HEAD WITH ON-SCREEN DISPLAY 388. from a year ago. the problem will be solved. “Our goal this year is zero games. le Enfield H, 23 Fairfield Prep A, 25 lite, believed set for Saturday, COME EARLY FOR Shepouo Valley A. the Flyers ended the Canadiens' three-game Mullane reportedly will manipu­ NEC, 4 HEAD WITH ON SCREEN DISPLAY 370. Robinson will be a force in the Big East. George majors.” Malin said. Six-foot-1. 190-pound Chris Hills Feb. 1 Fermi H, 16 AAolden Catholic, winning streak. INCLUDES. Malden, Moss. A, 18 Notre Dome A, 22 late the remote robot arm to lift PANASONIC,VHS-HI-FI STEREO can maintain his starting point guard position Hubbuch has been dismissed centers the second line between Enfield A. The tie continued Montreal's nearly four-year the satellite out of the cargo bay. BUILT-IN AMP, - SIX HEAD ...... 600. BEST SELECTION!!! ahead of Smith if he takes the bail to the hoop more because of "philo.sophical differ- Mike Raffin and Mark Lariviere Home games at the Bolton Ire Palace. regular-.season winless streak at the Spectrum. The often. Now a junior, the 6-6 George surely has the last regular-season victory for Montreal in Come visit our newiy remodeied and eniarged Video, ability to take most guards to the hoop. Philadelphia was on Dec. 16, 1984. when it beat the ., AUTO^CUS, 6 TO 1 ZOOM SOOO.* Gamble must retain his awesome 3-point Flyers 3-2, Audio & Major Appiiance Showroom. NFL races remain a mess Blues 8. Islanders 0; Cliff Ronning had two goals RCA, CAMCORDER, AUTO-FOCUS, 6 TO 1 ZOOM 008.* Q shooting touch which guided UConn to the NIT PANASONIC, CAMCORDER, AUTO-FOCUS, champion.ship in March. and an assist and Greg Millen recorded his second Pattis . You’ii see the Biggest SeiecUon of America's favorite Top Obviously, it is too early to panic. Consistency Bv Barrv Wllner Cunningham, "We can't worry Collins has a groin injury shutout of the season as St. Louis snapped a 6 TO 1 ZOOM ...... 1000 *• Name Brands at the Lowest Possibie Prices. Join in the The Associated Press about these guys (other teams). "We’ve had a lot of injuries the five-game winless streak. From page 1 PANASONIC, CAMCORDER, auto focus, will play a major factor in the Huskies’ success this year. We can’t sit around and hope that past couple of weeks and we knew The Blues, who entered the game with an K ' Hoiiday Festivities with Gigantic Storewide Savings at a The muddled NFC East and we win two out of three. We want we had our backs to the wall.” NHL-low 73 goals in 22 games, matched their ,...*FREE CARRYING CASE INCLUDED!!! time you need it most.... Before thefioiidays.0 AFC West races could become a to win all three. We want the no.se tackle Jim Burt said. "With biggest single-game output of the season and for the Waterbury Republican bit clearer this weekend. Don’t home-court advantage in the everyone being hurt, we had to recorded the second-biggest margin of victory in the and The Hartford Courant. Pattis THE AREAS LARGEST DISPLAY OF count on it. playoffs. And it starts with rally. We knew we had to do a franchise's 22-year history. has written about many govern­ BEST SELECTION,... I The three-team race in the NFC Wa.shington. There is no room for little extra so we all grabbed onto The loss matched the Islanders' worst-ever mental and local issues. But he GIANT SCREEN NBC wins bid East has Philadelphia and the error.” the rope and pulled as hard as we shutout loss and margin of defeat The Blues were gave up editorial writing about a COLOR TV! New York Giants at 8-5, one game Nor do the Cardinals have any could.” 0-4-1 before Thursday, year ago to become an executive CHOOSE FROM MITSUBISHI - PIONEER - NEC ....LOWEST PRICES!!! in front of Phoenix. The Cardinals room to slip. If they don’t beat the Denver has played decently at assistant to the state commis­ RCA - ZENITH - SYLVANIA AND MOREIII for ’92 Games are at New York Sunday, while Giants, their chances of making home and abysmally on the road sioner of revenue services. the Eagles play host to the playoffs will be slim. for most of the season. The “Editorial writing gets old in a Washington. Their chances of defeating the two-time defending conference hurry,” he said “It gets very, By Ronald Blum In the AFC West, Seattle and Giants for the second time in four champions actually can elimi­ very frustrating,” s g id The Associated Press Denver are 7-6. the Los Angeles weeks would be enhanced if Neil nate the Raiders from contention He left the state to take the job Raiders 6-7. Denver is at Los Lomax is healthy enough to play. with a win and a Seattle victory SAMSUNG, MICROWAVE REDUCED $ 00. NEW YORK - NBC’s bluff paid off when it Angeles and Seattle visits New The Cardinals’ starting quarter­ against the Patriots. with CHA. As CHA spokesman, he LITTON, OVER THE RANGE - TOUCH PADS .... 360. came time to bid for U.S. television rights to the blasted a favorite association England on Sunday. back injured his knee again.st ”I don’t think there’s any MAGIC CHEF, BUILT-IN TURNTABLE...... 108. 1992 Summer Olympics. 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Some of the reviews on the each year by the state Commis­ IndianapolisatMiami; San Diego "But the bottom line is still having any chance of winning the sion on Hospitals and Health PANASONIC, MINI-G WITH TOUCH CONTROLS...... 180. network’s telecasts of the Seoul Olympics were at Cincinnati; San Francisco at whether the knee can with.stand a division and it’s going to be very bad, and the profits were not as high as Atlanta; New Orleans at Minne­ hit during the game” hard for any of us to gel a Care. Rates fluctuate according anticipated. CBS, which already had the rights to hospital needs and patients are sota; the New York Jets at The Giants also have uncer­ wild-card spot.” •FREEDEUVERY to the 1992 Winter Games at Albertville, Kansas City; and Pittsburgh at tainty at quarterback — Phil In their last meeting, the charged a hospital average for MAJOR APPLIANCES France, was the favorite for the Barcelona various services. G.E., AUTOMATIC WASHER, LARGE CAPACITY $200/ • FREE NORMAL Houston. Simms has a bad shoulder and Raiders rallied from a 24-Oholeat INSTALLATION bidding. NBC officials said. NBC’s offer, they Monday night. Chicago is at the mis.sed la.st Sunday’s 13-12 vic­ halftime for a 30-27 overtime Because each hospital has its G.E., ELECTRIC DRYER ^ 240. K added, wouldn’t be that high. own rates, there is no reason for O.E.,UNDERCOUHTER DISHWASHER 288. V* FREE SERVICE. Los Angeles Rams. The Bears tory at New Orleans. decision at Denver. Jay ^StLpnt But it was all a charade. NBC won the rights will win the NFC Central with a “I have no idea on his availabil­ Schroeder, who started at quar­ hospitals to hold down costs. O.E~ 18 CU.FT. FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR...... 408j to the Barcelona Games on Thursday with a Pattis said. 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NBC paid $300 million for the TV rights to the York twice. superbly against the Saints. Line­ swept the season series in each of failed,” he said, “I don’t think MAGIC CHEF, GAS RANGE, SELF CLEAN --;••• ®®®* iUPER D|j Seoul Games. there’s a person in the state who’d “It really doesn’t matter what backers Lawrence Taylor. Gary the last 10 years, FRIGIDAIRE, REFRIGERATOR,. “We didn’t go into this to lose money,” NBC others do as long as we take care Reasons. Carl Banks and backup Seattle coach Chuck Knox isn’t rate it a success.” FRIOIDAIRE,REFRIGERATOH,rj'W;^^W|jy^ president Robert Wright said. “Our plan was CHA has proposed a new 445 HARTFORD ROAD - KEENEY STREET of business here, just make sure nose tackle Erik Howard all have sure his team is worthy of a MAGIC CHEF, SIDE-BY-SIDE, REFRIGERATOR .».vV 600. HOUOAVHOURti designed to minimize losses. It’s not designed we win the games we’re playing.” bruised shoulders. Harry Carson division title. But the Seahawks system in which hospital rates O.E. REFRIGERATOR, 18 CU.FT.-FROST FREE .... 400. BASYTOQETTOt to make a lot of money.” would increase at the rate of MON.ATMURS.'TILD MANCHESTER, CT said star receiver Mike Quick, has a bad knee and is on injured have matters in their hands TUBS.-WID.A FRL TM.8 TAKE 1-84 TO NBC won the rights after 4‘A hours of inflation plus 2 percentage points ‘THE NEW 1-384, who may return Sunday after reserve. Strong safety Kenny Hill because they finish with games SAIUROAV 9:30 TO S negotiations among the three networks and the being sidelined seven weeks with has a strained calf muscle, free against Denver and Los Angeles. a year. That would hold down SUNDAY I 21OO TO S TAKE THE KEe IiEY IOC television committee. costs because hospitals would STREET EXIT. a broken ankle. safety Terry Kinard has a sinus "We’re just hanging in there.” have to be more efficient, he said. Added quarterback Randall fracture and comerback Mark Knox said. M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 — Track athletes firmly back drug testing program SPORTS ’Bama storms to victory Bv Bert Rosenthal sport. The lAAF passed an breach of IAAF rules and the Testing would be for steriods, next meeting in March. draft the resolution was Edwin The Associated Press out-of-competition testing rule athlete will be treated as if he or masking agents, diuretics, stimu­ “ This is a fantastic start to give Moses, two-time Olympic gold last year. she had tested positively for lants not including cold medi­ credibility to our sport and to our medalist in the men’s 400-meter INBRIEF in the 'Hurricane Bowi’ PHOENIX — Track and field However, the lAAF has yet to drugs. cines, and other training- and athletes — to say to the rest of the intermediate hurdles. Earlier athletes have taken their strong­ fully implement the rule through­ The athletes said those who perform ance-enhancing world, that we in the U.S., and Thursday, Moses said that the Rec holding signups By Denne H. Freeman the team. That’s not even a to show on Sept. 17 when the game est stand for an out-of- out the world. Instead, it has would be tested would include the compunds. particularly our athletes, are drug issue wouldn’t be cleaned up The Associated Press question.” was threatened by Hurricane competition drug testing asked each federation for ideas top 25 U.S. performers in each The athletes’ committee said it concerned with what we want to until random, out-of-season test­ The Manchester Rec Department is holding Someone asked; “ Will you be program. on individual implementation. So event beginning with the 1988 Gilbert. supported the creation of an do,’’ Cassell, TAC’s executive ing was implemented. registration 16 to 9 p.m.) now through Monday for COLLEGE STATION, Texas - coaching at A&M next year?” At The Athletics Congress far. only the Scandinavian coun­ annual performance results and an adult ping pong league (ages 16 and over) at independent body which would be director, said. "See you in September, maybe,” “ I guess you don’t want to talk The biggest game on the final convention late Thursday night, tries, led by Sweden, have those who subsequently enter the the Mahoney Rec Center. the exclusive custodian of test ’There had previously been In addition, Moseshad said that said Texas A&M’s Jackie Sherrill about football, evidently you weekend for America’s major- the Athietes Advisory Council adopted out-of-competition list under updated lists provided results. some concern abdut the legality the testing in track and field —‘ Fee is $4 plus a Rec membership card. League ^ as Alabama’s Bill Curry cele­ don’t,” Sherrill said. "Good luck college teams won’t be played in adopted a resolution supporting testing. each month by TAC. and athletes The committee also said that a of such a rule, but Peter Alkalay, and in all other Olympic sports in play will be co-ed and consist of singles and brated a 30-10 “ Hurricane Bowl” and I’ll see you in September, I this country. At Tokyo, Japan, such a program. The IAAF rule provides that an who receive financial assistance voluntary out-of-competition pro­ TAC’s legal counsel, assured the the United States — should be doubles. Play will start the first week'in January. victory and a “ contract in con­ guess,” and he left. Oklahoma State’s 12th-ranked It is designed according to athlete who is requested to through any amateur sports gram would be instituted imme­ athletes there should be no done by an independent agency, There are a limited number of spaces and will 71. crete” through 1992. Curry was like someone on Cowboys have a date with history guidelines proposed by the U.S. submit to doping control by a organization. diately to cover the period problems. rather than the national govern­ be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. For Sherrill departed the locker death row who got a reprieve cail as weli as with Texas Tech. The Olympic Committee and as re­ responsible official must do so Under the resolution, athletes between the consideration of the "This is a fantatic start ... ing bodies. further information, call the Rec Department at room in a huff when he was from the governor. An Alabama top Cowboy is Barry Sanders, the quired by the International Ama­ whether such a request is made would be given 24 to 48 hours proposal on Saturday by the terrific,” he said. “ I think Itcould Moses said he wants a system 647-3166 between 3-5 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. peppered with questions about his alumni group was reported to junior running back who is teur Athletic Federation, the during or outside of competition. notice before testing would be General Session of TAC and by be supported legally.” so foolproof that no athlete can future after Thursday night’s loss have a $2 million trust fund to buy favored to gain a Heisman world governing body for the Failure to comply constitutes a conducted. TAG’S board of directors at its One of the athletes who helped cheat. Antrum named All-America to his alma mater. Texas A&M out his contract. Trophy and a collegiate rushing AP photo president Dr. William H. Mobley The “ governor,” in this case, record on the same day. STORRS — University of Connecticut split end is investigating charges against was Aiabama interim president Glenn Antrum was named Thursday to the RIDING HIGH — Alabama Coach Bill Sherrill that “ hush” money was Roger Sayers, who announced One of Sanders’ top rivals for American Football Coaches Association Division ' Curry is carried off the field Thursday paid to former player George nine hours before the game that the Heisman, Steve Walsh, will I-AA All-America first team. night after the Crimson Tide routed Smith during an NCAA probe that Curry’s contract “ wasn’t for also be in action Saturday when Antrum had 77 receptions for 1.130 yards a'nd cost the Aggies a chance at a bowl sale” and would be honored for No. 2 Miami, Fla., closes its SCOREBOARD Texas A&M., 30-10. Carrying Curry are game. The NCAA said it won’t act seven touchdowns this season. His 77catches led the next three years. regular season at home against NCAA Division I-AA nationally and was a school Chris Mohr (5) and Steve Turner. on this allegation until the A&M ^ The Crimson Tide, apparently Brigham Young. Walsh, who investigation of Sherrill is (trlppino). 6;38; Hopkins, Que (hoiainoi. VMI 78, Shenandoah 9 single-season record. relaxed with Curry’s future se­ guided Miami to the national title 15:07. Atarino, Mia. 493 281 3531 31 17 completed. Third Period— 8, Quebec, Jorvl4 (Fortier, Heisman Contenders >1 _ ^ _ MIDWEST Kelly, Buff. 3 » 218 2799 12 15 cure, dominated the Aggies. last season, ranks fifth nationally H ockey Puddubnv), 8:30 (pp). 9, Detroit, Baker X , Benedlctlne,Kan. 78 O'Brien, Jets 379 210 2238 12 7 Sherrill fooled the rumor Carthage 71, Marycrest 69 Sheehan, Haas in front Alabama’s David Smith threw in passing efficiency and set a Yrention 26 (Chlosson), 12:37. 10, Detroit, LeacBng contenders lor the best (x>aege DeBerg, K.C. 318 176 2307 12 13 Bruins’ Hassett resigns mongers again after the game. two touchdown passes and Philip Murphy 1 (Gollont, MocLeon), 15:31. Drury 52, Evangel 49 Kosor, Clev. 203 118 1380 6 7 Miami season record with 28 Penalties— Picard, Clue (hooking), 5:07; footbtdl player of the year. Ferris St. 9 , Wls.-Porkslde 57 Elwoy, Den. 384 210 3566 14 15 LARGO. Fla. (AP) — Patty Sheehan and Jay Several television stations re­ Doyie kicked three field goals for touchdowns. Illinois Col. X , Greenville 71 BOSTON (AP) - William D. Hassett Jr. Sharpies, Det (hooking), 7:03; Higgins, Beuerlein, Raiders 238 I K 1643 8 7 Haas overcame gusty winds to shoot a ported he would resign. Sherrill 20th-ranked Alabama, which will In other games. No. 18 Syra­ NHLstindings Det (tripping), 19:19. Ind^Pur.-Ft. Wayne 9Z St. Francis, Chandler, Ind. 303 113 1456 7 12 resigned Thursday as chairman and chief Running BacA Carries Yds Ave. per car. Yds p.g. Ind. 71 7-under-par 65 for a one-stroke lead after the first didn’t resign, and refused to shed play Army in the Sun Bowi on Shots ,o n goal— (Xiebec 13-11-9— 33. executive officer of the Boston Bruins and Boston cuse is at home against Pitts­ Detroit 11-7-7— 25. Kansas 98, Seattle 65 Rushers round of the $800,000 J.C. Penney Golf Classic. any light on whether he will stay WALES CONFERENCE Barry Sartders, JR., Ok. State 300 <■ 2,296 7.7 229.6 LIndenwood 93, Maryville, Mo. X , OT Christmas Eve. burgh and, at Philadelphia, Army Patrick DIvMon Power-ploy Opportunities— Quebec 1 o 1 6 : Att Yds Avg LGTD Garden in a dispute over his ownership role in a Sheehan, who finished second to Sherri Turner at Texas A&M. Detroit 0 of 4. Loras 79, North Pork 73 Dickerson, Ind. 305 13K 4.3 41 12 The Aggies, who finished 7-5, faces Navy for the 89th time with w L T Pfs OF GA Ouanert>a(As Aft. Comp. Yds Morion, WIs. 75, Lakeland 55 project to build a new arena. N Y Rangers 14 9 3 94 Goalies— Quebec, Moson, 5-11-0 (25 TD. Stephens, N .E. 237 907 18 27 3 on the LPGA Tour money list this year with “ You guys want to talk about had called this makeup game a chance to square their old 31 107 Mllllkin O, Mac Murray 61 Warner, Sea. Hassett has headed the redevelopment effort Pittsburgh 14 10 0 38 115 100 shots-18 saves). Detroit. Steton, 10-08 226 868 Z8 29 6 $326.171. and Haas, who ranked 20th at the end of football, then talk football. I T r o y Alkiitart, SR.. UCLA 327 Moralngslde 69, Briar Cliff 63 Brooks, CIn. their bowl, dubbing it the ’’Hurri­ rivalry. Navy leads 41-40 and six Washington 12 n 2 36 92 92 (33-30). 209 2J599 23 150 836 5.6 51 8 by Delaware North, the Garden’s parent A — 19,388. Mount Union 72, Wash. & Jett. 53 Rozler, Hou. 201 769 Z8 28 7 the PGA Tour season with $490,409. were the didn’t even talk about all this with cane Bowl” after Alabama failed games ended in ties. Phllodelphla 10 16 2 33 102 105 North Dakota X , N. Michigan 78 company, since June 1986 and became president New Jersey 0 12 4 30 77 96 Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— Ma| 7 .500 3»/2 Consolation, championship Wagner, Chi. workouts in two or three weeks. (slashing), 4:12; B.Mullen, NY (hlgh- (3olden State 6 7 361-27, Adams 614 6816, Lever 225 64 23, 9 24X 70 X.1 “ It was a reaction play,” said with 30 points, while Terry ment we’ve made so far this like conduct), 3:03; Miller, Bos (unspoii^ .462 4 Monday's (Tome Buford, Glcxits 9 2427 56 41.8 of Detroit’s 13 games during the month, edged stlcklng), 5:38; Shaw, N Y (tripping), Phoenix 6 7 .462 4 Davis 10176526,Turner67008, Rasmussen Marlstat UConn (Storrs), 8 p.m Olajide. who has a 26-2 record with 18 Chapman, who had 19 points. “ If I Catledge contributed 25. year.” said Price, who shot monllke conduct), 3:03; Chambers, Min 6:53; T.Hunter, Col (tripping), 10:17; Seattle 686414, Totals51-10627-X IX . two centers with the Los Angeles Kings — Wayne (hooking), 9:47; B.Sweeney. Bos (cross­ 6 7 .462 4 Tuesday's (Tomes knockouts, is ranked No. 3 by the World Boxing had it to do over. I might not step Cavaliers 99, Bucks 96: When the 2-for-Il. “ This is a game we AAurzvn, COI (Interference) ,13:18; KIslo, N Y L.A. Clippers 6 e .429 4 ‘/2 Yale at Providence, Gretzky and Bernie Nicholls — and Calgary checking), 11:07; Musll, Min (tripping), (holding), 16:34; AAocInnls, Cal (hooking). SACRAMENTO (126) Council and loth by both the World Boxing in. The call could have gone either NBA’s most accurate shooter wouldn’t have won last year.” 14:19. Sacromento 2 10 .167 7V3 Vlllanova at Penn Flames goalie Mike Vernon for the award. 17:11; New York bench, served bv Lawton Thursday’s Gomes McCray 213 2-2 X, Pinckney 68 67 17, Jacksonville at Pittsburgh Association and International Boxing Federa­ way.” can’t find the basket, his team Nuggets 133, Kings 126, OT: At Third Period— 4, Minnesota, Broten 5 (verbal abuse), 19:36; (3tto, Ctal, malor Thompson 616 67 18, K.SmIth 015 34 19, Bowling (MacLellan), 6:24, 5, Minnesota, Broten 6, Charlotte 109, Philadelphia 107 St. Peter's at Seton Hall (fighting), 19:36; New York bench, served Atlanta 127, Washington 115 D.SmIth 614 7-10 19, Pressley 316 22 8, tion. He lost a 1.5-round decision to Frank Tate for 'Tripucka was most proud of figures to lose. Sacramento. Alex Engli.sh had 34 19:59 (en). Penalties— Chambers, Min Maine at Boston College bv Nllan (verbal abuse), 19:41; Patter­ Cleveland 99, Milwaukee 95 Petersen 366611, Klelne 1-2234, Del Negro Wednesday's (Tomes the vacant IBF title on Oct. 10. 1987 at Las Vegas. how the Hornets hung in. Mark Price, who was hjtting points. Walter Davis 26 and (tripping), ;44; Gagner, Min (unsports­ son, Col (holding), 19:41. 33 2-2 8, Berry 1-100 2. Totals 4684 3443IX . Wally Berger dies manlike conckjct), 9:30; Thelven, Bos Denver 133, Sacramento 126, O T Providence at Boston College Shots on goal— New York 9 6 8 — 23. Friday's Games “ Finally.” he said, “ I think we 63.5 percent of his .shots this Lafayette Lever 23 for Denver. (unsportsmanlike conduct), 9:20; AAan- Colgorv 12-15-1(3-37. Fordhom at St. John's Powder Puff Milwaukee at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Denver 29 39 21 29 15— I X St. Leo's at Georgetown REDONDO BEACH. Calif. (AP) - Wally kept our composure. It takes season, was just 2-for-ll at Lever hit a 3-point basket at the tha, Min (slashing), 9:59; B.Sweeney, Power-ploy Dpportunitles— New York 3 Sacramento X 24 28 27 8— I X Bos (high-sticking), 9:59; Rouse, Min Portland at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Thursday's (Tame ' ^ ’*'-531, Joanne De- Berger, a Boston Braves’ outfielder who held making big plays ... we made Milwaukee. But he hit the go- ot 6; Calgary 1 of 7. Detroit at Washington, 8 p.m. 3Polnt gdfals— Adorns Z Lever, Davis. end of regulation to tie the score, (holding), 14:59; Rouse. Min (hooking), UConn ot Purdue, 7 :X p.m. sllet «9 , Terry SlemlnskI 179-MI, Made- Missouri hosts tourney baseball’s rookie home run record for 57 years them at theendof theballgame.” 18:32. Goalies— New York, Vanblesbrouck, 960 Boston at Cleveland, 8 p.m Fouled out— Cooper, Schoyes. Rebounds— Itae DIeterle 1M, Darlene Lodabouche ahead 3-pointer with 29 seconds then made three free throws in (36 shots-31 saves). Calgary, Vernon, 11-2-2 New York at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Denver 49 (Cooper 12), Sacramento 99 209-188-551, AAarv Bania 183, V ick y until Mark McGwire broke it in 1987, died of a Ron Anderson scored 30 points left. the final 15 seconds of overtime. Shots on goal— Minnesota 15-6-4— 25 (23-20). CHARLOTTE. N.C (AP) — Missouri is a Boston 7-15-20— 42. Golden State at Denver, 9:M p.m. (M cCroy 12) Assists— D e n v e rX (L e v e r9 ), Lodabouche 196-198-554. stroke. He was 83. A— 19,474. Houston ot Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Sacramento X (McCray !()). Total for Philadelphia and Mike Ron Harper added 28 points for Rodney McCray lopped Sacra­ Power-ploy Opportunities— Minnesota veteran team that has already played five games 0 of 3; Boston 0 of 7. Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Brod L A. Clippers ot Seattle, 10 p.m. fouls— Denver 33, Sacramento 26. Berger died at AMI South Bay Hospital, where Gminski added 23. Cleveland, 9-3 and off to its best mento with 20 points. 12 rebounds l4izorowlch, Ray Scoplnello. Technicals— Sacramento assistant coach FootbaD LaVae tndusiriat this season. Temple is a young, mostly untested Goalies— Minnesota, Casey, 5-63 (42 Utah ot L.A. Lokers, 10:30 p.m. he had been for four days hospital spokeswoman Saturday's Gomes Johnson, Denver coach Moe, Denver Hawks 127, Bullets 115: At start in 11 seasons. and 11 assists. Derek Smith and thofs-41 saves). Boston, Lemelln, 5-7-2 Barnard 202, Gory Rawson team that has yet to play a game. Wendy Palmer said. (2621). Portlond at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Illegal defense. A — 16,517. Atlanta. Dominique Wilkins’ 36 ” I think this might be the best Kenny Smith each added 19 points Kings 9. Maple Leafs 3 Philadelphia at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. 209-555, John KozIckI 201-555, John Questions surrounding the teams should be A — 13,015. M cC orthy 207, Phil Masse 233-575, points was enough for the Hawks win in the three years I’ve been and LaSalle Thompson 18 for the Charlotte at Houston, 8:30 p.m. NFL standings answered tonight when Temple and Missouri Referee— Paul Stewart. Linesmen— 201-M7-5W, Ja e Parker on a night when they sputtered to with the Cavaliers.” Price said. Kings. Wayne Bonney, Brion Murphy. Toronto 0 1 2—3 Chicago at Dallas. 8:30 p.m. Thursday’s college hoop scores 213-573, M ike Kapp 222-Xl, Jeff W arner meet in the first game of the inaugural New York at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Los Angoles 3 3 3— e AMERICAN CONFERENCE Whipple 551, Dave Mazzoll Green, Pooley lead field L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Eint Tournament of Champions. Rrst Period— 1, Los Angeles, Carpenters EAST 205-214-598, Ran Lem ek 201-216-598, Csnsdlens2.Flyers2 (NIcholls, Gretzky), 11:26 (pp). 2, Los Golden State at Seattle, 10 p.m. w L T Pet. pp PA After No. 8 Missouri meets No. 17 Temple. SUN CITY, South Africa (AP) - Ken Green Utah at Sacramento. 10:M p.m. American Inti. 109, Westfield St. IM B a rry PInnev 212, D ick M u rp h y 203-226 Angeles, Taylor 10 (NIcholls, Robitallle), X-Buffdlo 11 2 0 .848 273 189 586, Lenny Angell 236-572, Mike Flell- Sunday's Gomes Boston College 90, New Hampshire 76 New England 7 lOth-ranked North Carolina faces No. 11 Arizona and Don Pooley of the United States shared a 14:49 (p p). 3, Los Angeles, Robitallle 18 Catholic U. 85, Gallaudet 60 6 0 .538 217 249 ■'■'"'“ '■•'Ins 553, Roy Riley hilasek’s play no accident Detroit ot New Jersey, 7 :» p.m. 1 1 0 (k-3 (NIcholls, Toylor), 17:44. Penalties— Indianapolis 7 6 0 .538 290 239 217, Rick Higgins 562, (Jerry Peters 216. The winners and losers meet on Saturday. four-stroke lead over the rest of the eight-man _____ 0 3 0 0— 3 Denver at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Oiorleston, W.Va. 98, Concord 77 N .Y . Jets 6 Kotsopoulos.Tor (holding),8:16; Lanz.Tor Chevney 72, Queens Coll. 68 6 1 .500 277 279 The Tigers’ 4-1 record impressed Temple field after Thursday’s first round of the Miilion R rst Period— 1, AAontreal, (kilnev 6 (sloshing), 8:20; Robitallle, LA (slash­ Washington at L.A. Lokers, 10:30 p.m. Miami 5 8 0 .3K 229 278 (Lumme), 17:21. Penalties— Poulin, Phi Edinboro 85, O n t . St., Ohio X coach John Chaney, who on Thursday called Dollar Challenge, golf’s richest tournament. NEW YORK (AP) - Jakob 4-6, 6-3. 7-5 in his Masters debut. downed Henri Leconte 6-2. 6-4 All ing), 8:20; Carpenter, LA (holding), 8:3); Fordhom 78, Hofstra 64 Central (trippina), 18:04. Cincinnati 10 3 Hlasek’s road to the Masters ” I didn’t expect to be here, so I four players are now 1-1 in the AAarols, T o r (holding), 9:52; Gill. To r N D A ro c iiltc Frostburg St. X , Lynchburg 9 0 .769 395 261 Missouri "one of the five best teams in the Both fired 5-under-par 67s as intermittent Second Period— 2, Montreal, C.Lemleux (cross-checking), 14:02. IBSUIIS Houston 9 4 0 .692 326 294 VoUeybaD started with a car accident. could play loose and enjoy tournament, with one round- 13 (McPhee, Skrudlond). :07. 3, Philadel­ Geneseo St. 102, Brockport St. 74 Cleveland nation.” showers developed into heavy mid-afternoon Second P e rlo d -4 , Los Angeles, Toylor 11 Iona 77, Hawaii 63 8 5 0 .615 221 206 phia, Bullard 6 (Murphy, Tocchet),l:51. (NIcholls, Boumgartner), 3:37. 5, Los ■■ Pittsburgh 3 10 0 .231 245 343 rain that may have prevented Pooley from The 24-year-old Swiss tennis myself,” he said. robin match remaining. 4, mildelphia, Propp 10 (Bullord.Howe), Kino's, N.Y. 74, Baptist Bible, Po. 72 Angles, NIcholls 29 (Gretzky, Bourn- HOmetS lll9, fOerS 107 Kings, Po. 71, Wilkes 63 W tft breaking the course record of 65. He completed player broke his wrist in a crash Lendl, who was playing his first Lendl is 0-1 and facing virtual 11:50. Penalties— Poulin, Phi (Hbowlng), Seattle 7 6 gartner), 9:05. 6, Toronto, Damphousse Loyola, Md. 118, Lebanon Val. O 0 .538 247 2 K Rec volleyball 4:06; Howe, Phi (trlppino), 5:41; Noslund, 12 (DIezvk, Lanz), 10:44 (pp). 7, Los Denver 7 6 0 .538 272 279 the first nine holes in 31, but bogeys on the 15th last January and was sidelined Grand Prix match since undergo­ elimination if he loses to Andre AAon (unsportsmanlike conduct), 7:40; PHILADELPHIA (107) Merrimack tt. New Hompshire Coll. 77 L.A. Raiders 6 Angeles, NIcholls 30 (Gretzky), 14:01 Mlddlebury 77, RPI 62 7 0 .462 246 269 American Division — Spike def. Leafs’ Brophy under fire and 18th thwarted his bid. for four months. Since returning ing shoulder surgery following Agassi tonight. If that happens, it Green, Mon (tripping), 8:24; AAellanby, (sh). Penoltles— Laxdol, Tor (hlgh- Anderson 1620 2-3 30, Borklev91713-1831, San Diego 4 9 0 .308 177 278 Monchester Medical Supply 15-9, 15-6, to action, he has won two the U.S. Open, said he blew Phi (holding), 17:36; Smith, Mon, mlnor- GmlnskI 7-13 94 23. Howkins 5-16 1-1 12, N.J. Tech 103, N.Y. Poly 43 Kansas City 3 9 South Africa’s two best players. David Frost would be the first lime he failed to sflcMng),2:09; Gretzky, LA (sloshing), Penn St. X , Vermont X 1 .259 191 234 13-15; E co n o m y Ad e t. Luigi's 15-9,15-17, TORONTO (AP) — The Toronto Maple Leafs m alor (stashing, fighting), 19:30; Poulin, 2:09; McSorlev, LA (roughing), 10:10; Wingate 0-3 2-4 2, Thornton (M)04)0, WelpO-1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 15-13; Insurers det. Six Packers 12-15, and Mark McNulty, were the only others in the tournaments, been runner-up several opportunities to put make the Masters final in nine Phi, double mlnor-molor (sloshing. (H) 0, Brooks 2-4 00 4, Henderson 24 00 5, Phlla. Phormoev 81,Drsinus 71 Etat must win their next game to save Coach John Boumgartner, LA, malar-gome mis­ S. Connecticut 67, Bryant 99 15-7,15-10. three times, jumped from No. 36 Hlasek away, appearances. Instigator, fighting), 19:30; Hextall, Phi, Mvers02000. Totals39-8027-35107. Phllodelphla 8 5 0 .615 314 275 eight-man battle for a $l-million first prize to conduct (butt-ending), 10:10; Laxdol, Tor S. Ahalne X , Malne-FOrmlngton 63 Notional Division — Lloyd's Auto Brophy’s job. according to a Canadian television mIsconductservedbvTocchet, 19:». (tripping), 16:16. ____ N.Y. Giants 8 5 0 .615 29 29 Parts det. Paganl's def. 15-9,15-4,15-6; better par. They had 71s. to No. 8 in the rankings and “ 1 should have won 6-3. 6-3,” he "With a little bit of luck. 1 can Third Period— None. Penalties— SE Massachusetts X , Suffolk 66 network. Third Period— 8, Los Angeles, Robitallle ^^.*.* '-9''^. Sacred Heart 94, Post Coll. 53 Phoenix 7 6 0 .5 9 303 3 X North Enders det. Purdy Corporation The total purse for the 72-hole tournament is qualified for the season-ending said. “ I had .so many easy still make (the semifinals),” he Skrudlond, Mon, double minor (hooking, Tripucka 11-22 34 25, Rombis 69 00 8, Washington 6 7 0 .662 291 324 7-15, 15-13,15-10; M anchester P rop erty unsportsmanlike conduct), 1:17; Kerr, 19(Nlcholls,Duchesne),1:28.9,LosAngeles, ' St. Anselm 97, New Haven 9 CBC-TV said Brophy will be fired if the Maple championship at Madison Square chances and I didn’t take advan- said. “ I just have to win some of Allison 4 (Gretzky, Duchesne), 7:47.10, Hoppen 652212, Holton 6120110, Reld8-15 Dallas 2 11 0 .154 213 317 M aintenance def. Road To a d s 15-2,15-9, $1.65 million. Phi (Mgh-stlcklno), 12:10; Gainey, Mon, 0116, Otapman 0153419, Kempton 35258, St. Joseph's, AAolne 106, Maine M arl Central Leafs lose to the St. Ixjuis Blues on Saturday Los Angeles, Toylor 12 (NIcholls, Gretzky), time 62 15-11; E co n o m y Ele ctric def. A B A To ol Garden, tange of them.” these close matches.” malor-oome misconduct (high- CuretonO1141, Bogues 660110, Tolbert 00 Chlcogo 2 0 .8 9 2 9 I X 18:22. 11, Toronto, Morols 10 (Secord), Towson St. 115, (^ttysb urg X 11 15-9,15-7,15-8. night. Hla.sek proved he’s no fluke In other matches, Stefan Ed- Also tonight. Hlasek plays Tim sticking), 19:13. OO0.Totals49-9011-22109. Minnesota 9 4 0 ,6X 327 IK 18:53. 12, Toronto, Dooust 4 (Laxdal), Virginia Union 67, Kutztown X — L*«>oux Electric Brophy's job has been rumored to be on the iine PbllmMahta 23 23 13 20-107 Tam pa Bay 3 10 0 .231 223 325 Thursday night by upsetting berg beat Boris Becker 7-6 (7-5), Mayotte and Becker meets 19:20. Penalties— Degray, LA (holding), W. New England IX , FItchburo St. tO def. Main Pub 15-8,15-5,14-16; Heritage Army-Navy set for battle Overtime— None. Penalties— None. 9:36; Damphousse, T o r (trlppino), 16:12. Charlotte 15 24 32 20— 109 Detroit 3 10 0 .231 19 29 A uto Body def. Scissor W orks 3-15,15-10, in recent weeks, since the Maple Leafs tailed off Shots on goal— Montreal 11-98-1-27. OPoInt goals— Hawkins, Henderson. West Virginia 61, Fresno St. 57 five-time champion Ivan Lendl 3-6. 6-4 and Mats Wilander Leconte. T . 11 0 .154 I K 262 !?•’?/ ''/.•**'* Place det. Locksmith Hair after a good start. Toronto has won only three of Phlladelphia 8-7-7-1-23. Fouled out— Anderson, Rombis. Wheeling Jesuit 92, Alderson-Brooddut PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Navy fullback Bert Shots on goal— Toronto 9-109^28. Los X S ^ l o 15-1,15-11,15-8; B & J A u ta Repair Power-ploy Opportunities— Atontreal 0 Angeles 11-11-17— 39. Rebounds— Philadelphia 46 (GmlnskI 15), New Orleans 9 4 0 .6K 2K IX its iast 11 games. Pangrazio expresses the creed of Saturday’s of 6; Philadelphia 0 of 5. Yeshivo 72, N.Y. Maritime 9 def. Gunthrle Fence 15-12, 14-16, 15-9; Power-ploy Opportunities— Toronto 1 ot Charlotte 55 (Rombis 9). Assists— San FTandsco 8 5 0 .615 310 236 Nassiff Arms def. Tierney's 15-8, 14-16, The network said former Maple Leaf captain Goalies— Montreal, Roy, 10-2-2 (23shots- Phllodelphla21 (Barkley.GmInskI, Wingate SOUTH Army-Navy game. 3; Los Angeles 2 ot 5. Baptist Coll. 9 , Voorhees 51 L.A. Roms 7 6 0 .59 324 267, 15-2. Geroge Armstrong is being touted as the next 21 saves). Philadelphia, Hextall, 8-12-2 Goalies— Toronto, Wregget, 8-11-1 (39 4), Chorlotte 29 (Holton 15). Total Atlanta 5 8 0 .3K 225 270 "There is no favorite. There is no underdog.” (27-25). fouls— P h ila d e lp h ia 25, C h a rlo tte 26. Belmont 92, Carsan-Newmon 71 xewis said. “ From Potemon, M ark Vines. Brewton-Porker 1«, LaGronge 78 club. Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Linesmen— Pat Campbell 81, Ferrum 52 Dallas at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Radio, T V through the years and you’ll see that it’s not half and led. 35-31, at intermis­ Dopuzzo, Randy MItton. Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. neither team ever had firm 18 to 6 (in turnovers), and that we Hawks 127.Bultets 11s Citadel 93, N.C.-Ashevllle 77 Indianapolis at Miami, 1 p.m. always a case of who’s supposed to win or who’s control, the Manchester Com­ sion. Jeff Houde’s 3-pointer gave RsdWlngs7,Nordlques3 Clemson 79, Furman 64 were patient on offense in the Coker 110, Fayetteville St. X Phoenix ot New York Giants, 1 p.m. supposed to lose. .. You never know what’s going munity College men’s basketball Eastern its first lead two minutes Son Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. TODAY Figini wins downhill event crunch” WASHINGTON (115) Coll, ot Ch Driest on 67, Francis Marlon to happen because there are so many other into the second half. Catledge10196424,Klng6131-213,Feltt01 47 Son Francisco at Atlontp, 1 p.m. team eked out a 68-66 win over Rec H oop Seattle at New England, 1 pzn. ESP n "'’ ~ ciosslc, oSk55f * 3 3^ 000. J.M alone 7-18 2216, Walker 7-11 2-3 David Lipscomb IX , Lindsey Wilson X VAL D’ISERE. France (AP) — Switzerland’s factors involved.” visiting Eastern Connecticut The game see-sawed back and Rrst Period— 1, Detroit, Sharpies 4 Washington at P h lk ^ ^ la , 1 pzn. MCC (44) — Nalda Spence 3 0-0 4, 16, Williams 2 X 11-11 X,Eackles36012 Howard U. 57, Bowie St. 9 , O T e I p^ * " ‘ ~ Nobisco Masters, Michela Figini blitzed her way through a Army feels the same way. Senior linebacker State University junior varsity forth before Terry Smith, who (Yzerm on, AAocLean), 1:54. 2, Detroit, 14, Alarle 1-1OOZ Colter04000. Totals4393 Maryland 97, Md.-E. Shore S New Orleans at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Michael Hodges 33-3 8, Ron Chonev30-0 New York Jets ot Kansas Otv, 4 p.m. Troy Lingley said the guy who made the Cadets a 4, M ike Sheo33-37, Kevin W ilson 73-317, Borr 9 (Murphy, Frycer), 14:58. 2034115. Mississippi Col. IX , Belhoven 79 7 p.m. — Collegebasketball: Missouri snowfali Friday to win the first women’s downhili squad Thursday night at East had 16 points and 16 rebounds for Penalties— Brown, Que (cross­ A TL A N TA (127) Denver at Lot Angeles Rolders, 4 p.m. vs. Temple, USA Coble race of the World Cup season. 10-point favorite for the 89th game in the service Jon Seymour 10-03, RobGllllordOO-OO, Adults Mississippi St. 113, SE Louisiana 61 Pittsburgh at Houston, 8 pzn. Catholic High School. the Cougars, scored five of his Rob Shuler 1 1-3 3, Terry Smith 6 4-7 16, checking), 7:54; Burr, Det(elbowlng),9:22; Levington 67 2410, Wilkins 122211-13 X . Mobile 107, Miles 65 PiT'..™ 9* Sabres, Figini’s flew down 6,131-foot Oreiller-Killy rivalry didn’t take Jtis math at West Point or club’s last six points down the Zombo, Det (tripping), 18:22. StandInBs: National — W estow n M.Malone 614 11-12 23, Rivers 610 2-2 11, Ahorgon St. 91, Lincoln, Po. SO Mendov, D tc 5 Channel II, W TIC MCC is now 2-3 and will host T ro y M oo re 3 0-3 7. Totals 37 13-19 68. EASTERN JV (46) — Kevin Joiner 6 Phorm oev 3-1, M oln Pub 3-1, M anches­ Theus0156621,Battle612221ZCdrr66008, Morris 115, Edword Waters IX Chicago at Los Angelet Rams, 9 p.m. ^ “I Caveliers, Channel course in 1 minute, 11.58 seconds. It was the 20th Annapolis. powerful Mattatuck Community stretch, including a slam dunk. 6I 4 W IL I 3- 4 IS. G . Pepperes 1 1-3 3. Jeff Brandt 3 Second Period— 3, Detroit, Burr 4 ter B a r Association 3-1, B .C .I. 3-1, Irish Koncak 1-2002, W ebbOl 2-2Z Brodlev 1-200 Oglethorpe 56, Shorter 51 career World Cup victory for the defending “ If we lose this one we can’t consider it a College of Waterbury Saturday Kevin Wilson scored a game-high (Oitaeson, H M n s ), 2:59 (sh). 4, Detroit, Insurance 3-1, B .A . Club 22, Network 2.Totals 4691 3641127. Presbyterian 79, Lander 72 S:X p.m. — Knicks at Mavericks, 4- 5 10, Jeff Houde 3 3-4 10, Don NFL Individual leaders Channel 9 Chrlstopherson 33-3 8, Jason Sholte33-4 AAacLean 13 (Oilasson), 5:53. 5, Quebec, Tavern 22, Amusements Unlimited 1-3, Roanoke 78, M ary Washington 76 overall champion, and her 11th downhill win. successful season,” said Lingley. “ We need this night at 7:30 at East Catholic. 17 points for MCC. Kevin Joiner 6, R. DelloPenno 0 0-00, T . Solem 10-0 3, OouletO (Poddubnv, Jo rv l), 8:50.6; Quebec, Sportsm an's Cafe 0-4, Sm oke 0-4. WasMnaten n 29 N 24— 115 SW Louisiana W, Louisiana Coll. 63 9 p.m. — College basketball: Arlonza Regine Moesenlechner of West Germany was to accomplish our goal. It’s the key. And even Mattatuck was the NJCCAA New topped Eastern with 15. Fortier 3 (Goulet, JorvI), 12:08. 7, Detroit, American — Poganl Caterers 4-0, Attanta 32 34 31 30-127 St. Augustine's X , St. Paul's 73 AMERICAN roOTBALL CONFERENCE vs. North Carolina, USA Cable J Block 3 1-3 7, L, Curran 0 0-0 0, D. OlONon 3 (Yzermon, Frycer), 19:31. Style 3-1, M anchester C ycle 22, M a n ­ OPoInt gools— Williams, Wilkins, Riv­ 9;M p.m. — Flames at Oilers, second in 1:11.79 with another West German, though we’re going to a bowl, this is the England champs a year ago. “ The key was the dramatic Peifner 3 1-3 5, Totals 34 17-35 46, Taylor X , Trevecoa Nozarene 64 Holfflme: 35-31 MCC Penalties— Pavese. Det (roughing), 2:07; chester Police 22, Glenn Construction ers. Fouled out— Walker. Rebounds— T ro y St. 77, Montevallo 76 Aft Com Yds T D Int SportsChannel Michaela Gerg. third in 1:11.84. culmination.” Eastern is 0:1. decrease in turnovers in the 3-polnf goals: MCC- Shea, Moore. EC- JorvI, Que (tripping), 3:31; Sharpies, Def 1-3, PD & S 04. Woshington 55 (Cotledge 16), Atlanta S) UCLA 91, Miami, Fla. M EsIOMn, an. 328 193 3076 24 13 9:M p.m. — College basketball; Moon, Hou. 195 I X 1517 13 4 Richmond at Old Dominion, ESPN The Cougars maintained a second half.” MCC assistant Moude. 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 — 17

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Danny Kaye, Sandy Duncan. 1 :35AM O] N e w * (R) ter, the owner asked us to sign a them. Most attorneys and experts I am amazed that the builder didn't wants to fire you, he probably can. and ... H D Doctor W h o Part 4 of 7 Tonight Sho w (In Stereo) Istanbul 24 Plant parts 34 Sends in 1976 G® G® waiver so that if our child is injured, would agree that these disclaimers check the grouting along the tiles, the TURKEY 31 Not friendly 46 Ceremony 1 ;45AM [TMC] MOVIE: Ninja III While he couldn't replace you for 39 Phantom Charlie's Angels ® Racing From Plainsfield the school is relieved of all responsi­ hold very little validity. edge and the bottom of the tub, where 26 Wealthy 47 Unique person [TMC] MOVIE: 'Terminal Entry' Com­ the Domination’ A young woman, pos­ the reasons you've described, he Copyright 01986. Cort6oni5l5 & Wfitcrs Syndicole 3 3 ___and 40 Mistreat @ ) Family Ties (CC) Part 1 of 2. puter hacks accidentally link up with a ter­ G?) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour I would enroll my daughter in the 27 Tortoise's rival sessed by an evil spirit, commits a series bility. My husband said that he water might seep into the floor. could find some other "legitim ate" Hammerstein 41 Medical fluid 48 Marries GD Noticias rorist group's command program. Edward GD Hill Street Blues of grisly murders Lucinda Dickey, Jordan 28 Olive genus Albert, Yaphet Kotto 1987 Rated R absolutely would not sign it. class. Otherwise, the drain on the bottom reason to let you go. His claim that 35 Mother-of-pearl 42 Macadamia. 50 Body of water [D IS] Frosty's Winter Wonderland Just [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred Bennet, Sho Kosugi 1984 Rated R. as Frosty's about to marry, the mean Jack My daughter is in tears and I'm not of the tub may be flowing under the this is a conflict of interest is an empty 36 Octane 30 Slippery eg. 52 Relative 9:15PM [USA] College Basketball: Hickman. Nick Charles 2:00A M CD New Answers to Hair sure what to do. DEAR BRUCE: We have recently drain, down the outside of the Frost puts him into a deep freeze. Voices Arizona vs. North Carolina Tournament [ESPN ] SportsCenter Loss one. numbers |abbr.| 1 2 3 4 5 of Andy Griffith, Shelley Winters, Dennis of Champions, from Charlotte. N.C. (2 hrs,, V.L.. purchased a new home. Most of the drainpipe, and into your floor space. I would sit down and explain to him Day 15 min.) (Live) [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Happy Hooker' CD (^ Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ 37 Pasture land From a wide-eyed Dutch girl to a sophisti vice (3 hrs ) ALBANY, N Y. little things that the builder over­ Both of these problems are usually PEOPLE 11 MOVIE: 'Genghis Khan' A Mon­ that you'd be very happy to leave the [M A X ] 38 New York City 9:30PM CD (4® Just the Ten of Us caiod lady of the evening, the life of Xav- (11) Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed looked have been taken care of, but easy and inexpensive to correct. other job if he would raise your salary gol youth grow s up to be the mighty Khan, (CC) Marie behoves she's the cause of a lera Hollander is portrayed Lynn Red­ stadium 1 4 seeking vengeance upon the chieftain who dummy gives his ventriloquist an oppor­ DEAR V.L.: You might invest in a one thing still bugs us — our bathtub to a point where you can afford to exist young seminarian's career change grave, Tom Poston, Lovelady Powell. tunity for fame and fortune at a deadly Bonet has baby girl 39 Tumbler killed his father. Omar Sharif, Stephen 1975. Rated R very quick legal opinion, but in most leaks. DEAR BRUCE; I am a cashier in a Boyd. James Mason 1965 [ESPN] College Basketball: Richmond price (60 min.) on one job. That may just open his 1 6 1 7 cases you don't have the right to sign Every time we take a shower for fast-food restaurant. As you know, LOS ANGELES (A P) — Actress Lisa Bonet, 42 Near at Old Dominion (2 hrs ) (Live) [USA] Golf: J.C. Penney Classic Second (^® NVR Showcase eyes. [U SA] Fat Albert round, from Largo. Fla (2 hrs.) (R) your daughter's rights away. Even if more than two or three minutes, this is not the highest paid occupation who stars as the college-age daughter on “ The 45 Let______10:00PM ® Falcon Crest (CC) Ri [ESPN] SportsLook 6:30PM CD CBS News (CC) you were precluded from suing if she water appears on our living room in the world and I've taken your Cosby Show," has given birth to a healthy baby (Beatles album) chard and Angola push to get the murder 1 1.35PM CD Night Court [USA] MOVIE: 'Cocaine Fiends' Drug Bruce Williams, Am erica’s top Family Ties (CC) charges against Lance dropped. (60 mm.) 2 2 2 3 2 4 CD abuse destroys the lives of a brother and a were injured, she would have the right ceiling. W e've talked to the builder advice and picked up an evening radio talk host, is heard each girl, says a spokesman for her husband, 46 Tier (In Stereo) 11;50PM [HBO] l.t 8, Ten: The many times about it. He inspects the CD G® ABC News (CC) Bulls M ean Business (CC) The press in­ sister. Lois January, Noel Madison 1937 to file a suit on her own behalf when part-time job as a waitress in the weeknight on NBC stations. Write to musician Lenny Kravitz. 49 Greatest CD G® N ew s terprets the coach's comments as racist 2 9 GD Hollywood Squares 2:20AM [HBO] m o v i e : -Sweet Re she reaches age 18. tub and says that the tub is in perfect same mall. “ Ail are well and are resting comfortably at 51 Bearlike 20/20 (CC) Profile of Arnold (In Stereo) Williams in care of the Manchester @ ® (PNBC News (CC) CD G® venge' A Los Angeles television reporter condition. Schwarzenegger (60 min.) I'm surprised you haven't had this The other day my boss from the Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester home,’’ publicist Stephen Smith said 53 Tantalizes 3 3 12:00A M ® Kojak is abducted by the head of a white-slavery ^ (1^ Nightly Business Report tiD IN N Newrt situation before. Often school permis­ Can you help us explain this to him fast-food place came in and sat at my Thursday. 54 Was fit for St. Elsewhere ring Nancy Allen, Ted Shackelford, Martin 06040. Letters of general interest will ® Family Ties (CC) Pan 2 of 2 CD Landau. 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) sion slips have the same disclaimer on or, more imp'ortanlly. help us correct station at the restaurant. When he saw Zoe Kravitz, weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces, 3 6 G® Whalers Wrap Up (Live) be answered in the column. 55 Door column GD Noticiero Univision GD War of the Worlds An alien loader was delivered at 2 a.m. Thursday at the GO) Morton Dow ney Jr. suffers from an Earth virus -- and the only 2:30AM ® Improv Tonite 56 Coals (|D Love Connection couple’s canal-front home in suburban Venice' G® G® M iam i Vice (CC) Crockett, recov­ hope for a cure lies in human brains (60 [CNN] Sports Latenight [CNN] Showbiz Today min.) Beach, Smith said. ering from a head injury, is taken hostage [ESPN] SportsCenter DOWN [D IS] Art of Disney Animation An exam by three escaped convicts (60 min ) (In (2® Soloflex Miss Bonet rose to fame as Denise Huxtable ination of the techniques used to create Stereo) Gp) Current Affair 2:40AM [M A X] m o v i e : Deadly Mlu Telemarketing service can be sion' A detective falls victim to a setup on NBC’s family-oriented “ The Cosby Show.” classic animated Disney features (41J Noticiero Univision 1 ___Major GD PELICULA: 'El Tigre de Guanajato' that leaves him the prime suspect in the She gained notoriety by posing semi-nude for (constellation) [U SA] Cartoons [CNN] Headline News Obsesionado por vengar la muerto do sii murder of a businessman's wife Billy Deo padre, un hombre descubre que su poor Dr. Gott "Rolling Stone” and “ Interview” magazines, 3 ) USA Today Scheduled in Williams, Vanity, Morgan Fairchild 1987 2 Hits 7:00PM I 0:1 5 PM C30) Honeymooners enemigo es la mujer a quien ama Luis terview with actress Kim Basinger Rated R. (In Stereo) and for a torrid iove scene in the film “ Angel [HBO] MOVIE; 'Superman IV: The Aguilar, Julio Aldama, Rosa de Castilla Peter Gott, M.D. 3 Prejudice 3:00A M CB MOVIE: The U sI Wave’ a royal pain in the receiver Heart." (jD N ew s Quest For Peace' (CC) Lex Luthor and the [CNN] Newsnight The ancient tribal rites of the Australian 4 Total radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten CD ^ W heel of Fortune (CC) aborigines affect an attorney working on a Superman s mission to rid the world of nu­ [ESPN] PG A Seniors Golf: Kaanapali 5 Requires (c)1988 by NEA Inc Cosby Show (CC) murder case. Richard Chamberlain, Olivm you mean business. CD clear weapons Christopher Reeve, Gene Classic First round, from Hawaii (2 hrs ) DEAR Hammet, Gulpilil 1978 When enough people stop buy­ Peck ‘key to success’ GD ® Cheers (CC). Hackman. Jackie Cooper 1987 RatedPG (R) ABBY: I have (In Stereo) (11) Secrets of Success ing or giving, these intrusive G® Grandstand A sports game show in 1 2:05AM c?j Entertainment Tonight been working N E W YORK volving guest celebrities and fans Host Beatrice Arttuir ("The Golden Girls ") (In [CNN] Headline News Overnight phone calls will stop paying off 10:20PM (2A' Evening at Pops (In for a market­ (AP) — Gregory Curt Chaplin. Stereo) Stereo) [ESPN] Speedw eek Weekly auto raimg ing research and come to a halt. Peck says he (^) M*A*S*H highlights Dear Abby CELEBRITY CIPHER 10:30PM (11J Odd Couple 12:20AM [HBO] Bob Goldthwait: Is Paying doctors firm for the MRS. M.H., learned early in life Olflbrlty Cipher cryptogrems ere created frpm quplallpns by lampus pepple. past and preaeni MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour He Like That All the Time? (CC) The [USA] Night Flight: Take Off tn Acid Each letter In the cipher atanda tpr another Today's c Hm S sq uats C (18) On Trial past two CHALFANT, PA. Your Show of Shows "Bobcat " comic directs this segment of Rock Abigail Van Buren that he was the key (26) IN N New s his "Meat Bob "88 " tour taped at San months, tele­ Q® Current Affair 3:20A M [ T M C ] m o v i e : The Lndy in to his own success. 'GUBK GD GBOK ER B (^] Hogan's Heroes Francisco's Great American Music Hall phoning homes DEAR MRS. M.H.: Bravo! (40) Win, Lose or Draw (60 min ) (In Stereo) Red' Roger German s e*ploitalivo account can be a hassle “I was reticent GD Tres Generaciones of gangster John Dillinger's beautiful but around the GD M i Nombre es Coraje DEAR ABBY: With the holiday and I had no self- RKJZX KUBK RKBZKR GEKU (61) Three's Company 12:30AM f9j (38) Alfred Hitchcock deadly gun moll Pamela Sue Maitin. Rot» country to get (®D Family Ties (CC) Presents on Conrad, Louise Fletcher 1979 Ratorf DEAR DR. GOTT: My wife and I have two confidence,” said [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) J L and her pilot season upon us, I wish people (22) (30) Late Night With David Letter R opinions from BO DBZKUFYBMD BOL GJZMR [CNN] Moneyline friends are asked to help locate several medical policies plus Medicare. Yet doctors insist would quit serviung those "dips” Peck, 72. “ Little by man (In Stereo) consumers regarding which pro­ mail, you can toss it out or put it [ D IS ] M O V IE : Bright Eyes' (CC) Three abandoned trucks containing toxic waste 3:30A M [ D IS ] m o v i e : Bright Eyes we pay at the time service is rendered. This seems — you know, the kind you dip your little, though, I was (26) Soloflex (CC) Throe people vie for the i igfit to adopt ducts and services they use. The aside to read when you feel like it: EKR GBX YH KJ B SPEVBC.' people vie for the right to adopt an adora unnecessary to me. What do you think? ble orphan. Shirley Temple. James Dunn, I I ;00PM C3j CF) CK (22) (56) (46) an adorable orphan Shirley Temple, only bad part of my job is the you can even get your name celery stiock or carrot into, ta ke a learning to be on N ew s (40) Hollywood Squares bite, then stick the carrot or Jane Withers 1934 (Colorized Version) James Dunn, Jane Withers 1934 (Color abuse I have to take from some of removed from the mailing list. my own. I realized — R B V Y O P T J P L G X O I D (3® M * A * S * H (61) Gene Scott izod Version) D E AR READ ER: I agree with you. But I'd go one celery into the bowl again. The that if I didn’t make [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts Len Daw the rude people I encounter. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Many attempts to communicate are nullified by son, Nick Buoniconti (60 min ) (In Stereo) (11) Cheers (CC) 1 2:35AM CD Family Feud [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Day step further. I think it's greedy. But what do you do about phone eater’s salvia goes right into the three, from Madison Square Garden in I very politely introduce my­ things happen my­ saying too much " — Robert Greenleal (1® MOVIE; 'Mr. Moto's Last Warning' There is a trend among doctors to demand calls? Forget unlisted numbers — [USA] College Basketball; Missouri vs. 1 :00AM CD Latin Connection (60 Now York. (3 hrs.) (R) self, then state that I want only a guacamole for everyone else to self, nooneelsewas Temple Tournament of Champions, from Conspiiators plotting to blow up the Suez mm.) (In Stereo) payment at the time of service. Clearly, it's in the now the marketers use compu­ Canal believe they have eliminated Mr [USA] Night Flight few minutes of their time to get share. going to.” Charlotte. N.C (2 hrs . 15 min ) (Live) CD Barnaby Jones physician’ s interest to be paid at this time: it ters that simply dial numbers, Moto Peter Lorre. Ricardo Cortez, George 3;45A M [HBO] MOVIE: OmegaSyn some information about the pro­ YICK IN BEL AIR In the Dec. 4 issue 7:30PM CD p m Magazine Sanders 1939 CD Joe Franklin increases cash flow. To be honest, insurance and one after the other. drome' A reporter and an old army buddy ducts they use daily. I explain (if of Parade maga­ Current Affair (2® All in the Family (11) M onsters A doctor invites three of Ins wage war against a white supren.acist Medicare — especially Medicare — are slow in Telemarketing is a biatant DEAR YICK; Thanks.I’ve just transplant patients to his Caribbean island they let me get that far) that 1 am zine, Peck recails CD (2® Jeopardy! (CC) (26) Crook and Chase group holding his daughter hostage. Ken paying and, after all, the doctor has overhead invasion of privacy. Your town enjoyed my last dip. home Wahl, George DiCenzo, Nicole Eggert not selling anything. I am just i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME CD Kate & Allie (CC) l41j Mala Noche...No expenses, just like anyone else. Therefore, I believe can legislate against solicitors Gregory Peck how he became a (18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) 1987 Rated R gathering information. Abby, you by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (TD IN N N ew s G7) Bill M o yers' W orld of Ideas that a doctor who asks for payment at the time of the coming to your door — but not truck driver at age C3® Hart to Hart 4 :0 0A M GD Streets of San Francisco would not believe some of the DEAR ABBY; When I was a Unscramble Ihese lour Jumbles, G® NHL Hockey; Hartford Whalers at (61) Love Connection ofhce call is behaving professionally and your phone. Think of how many 18, then quit to attend San Diego State College, I don': know Buffalo Sabres (2 hrs . 30 mm | (Live) [CNN] Crossfire (j® Hom o Shopping Network (2 hrs.) language 1 have heard before small boy, while eating corn on one letter to each square, to lorm appropriately. baths, naps, nights' (or days’ ) the cob at my grandparents’ where he earned grades good enough to get into lour ordinary words. what he's got to @0] M 'A*S*H they hang up on me! be snooty about Note that I say "asks for payment.” The sleep, family dinners, lovemak­ the University of Califomia-Berkeley. ^ Liar's Club Please ask your readers to be a house, my grandfather said he f/ physician who insists on payment is, in my opinion, ing sessions and funeral recep­ "From time to time I used to stop in at the LUFAW Win, Lose or Draw little courteous and to cooperate would give $100 to anyone who exceeding appropriateness. He or she is contami­ tions have been interrupted. And could show him an ear of com Little Theatre. One day, out of the blue, a fellow ^ GD N ew han (CC). with callers from market re­ nating the doctor/patient relation by bringing in how many sick, disabled and came over and said he needed a tall actor and □ search firms. And if they are too with an odd number of rows. Well, G® Cosby Sho w (CC) (In Stereo) business concerns when medical concerns are what elderly people have been incon­ did I want to give it a try ? I was terrible at first— [CNN] Crossfire busy to answer a few questions, nobody got the $100. matter. If patients are covered by medical venienced by a ringing telephone. awkward and stiff and self-conscious. [TM C] MOVIE: 'My Demon Lover' A all they have to do is say so. I never did find out why there is RAPPE insurance, I think they should have the option of (We won’t even go into how many always an even number of rows "In one way, I hated it, and it was agonizing. young woman falls in love with a man who MINNESOTAN gullible people have been bom- literally turns into a monster when sexually paying cash (to be reimbursed later by insurance) on an ear of com. Do you know, But in another and more important way, I loved aroused Scott Valentine. Miclielle Little boozled on the phone.) or not paying (and letting the doctor bill the DEAR MINNESOTAN: There Abby? it. ... (Acting) gave me the chance to make 1987 Rated PG-13 is no excuse for rudeness, but I The public should also be made insurance carrier). A CORNY QUESTION friends with people, something that would make 8:00PM CD Beauty and the Beast I might add that this is my professional opinion: believe that the telephone is in the aware that once people buy or STAJEM (CC) Vincent aids a defecting sailor who is immsm up for having been a loner for so long.' ’ WHAT NEPOTISM its a style with which my patients and I feel home for the convenience of the give on the basis of a phone M E A N S IN THE carrying a deadly virus (60 mm ) (In n D EAR CORNY: I didn’t kow Stereo) comfortable. Many doctors who expect payment person who' pays for it. Market solicitation, their names are sold until I called the U.S. Department LU F IE L P OF researchers should find another to other telephone solicitors as EMPLOYMENT. (D DuckTales Special; Time Is Money "up front” are good doctors. The issue is not one of of Agriculture and was informed Landon^akes final trip Animated Disney introduces a new char­ competency but of thoughtfulness. way to gather information. Some “ hot prospects.” by Charles Van Lahr that com HERNID acter. Bubba Duck, in a series of adven­ I urge patients who are picking a doctor to inquire people sleep at odd hours: others I urge anyone who is fed up with LOS ANGELES (A P) — Michael London took Now arrange the circled letters to tures involving a time machine that brings I "programs” itself to produce may be ill and don’t want to be this home invasion to take action. his final trip on “ Highway to Heaven" as the form the surprise answer, as sug­ Scrooge McDuck, along with Huey, Dewey about billing practices. Once they know what is only an even number of rows S..A.V- gested by the above cartoon. and Louie, back to prehistoric times (2 expected, they can decide which alternative suits disturbed: and there are many When one of these calls comes in, because two “ flowers” must be NBC show completed its lastday of filming after hrs ) starting December 1st... them. who resent the intrusion. Read on ask for the name and address of fertilized at once for reproduction five seasons. * » : T0 [H] 0N“[ X m 3 -- CD G® Muppet Family Christmas (CC) If you and your wife are not happy with your for a consumer’s view: the organization (commercial or to occur. The film crew on the show has been with Kermit, M iss Piggy, the Muppet Babies, a s­ nonprofit) involved, then tell (Answers tomorrow) sorted Fraggles and Muppet creator Jim doctor’s billing arrangements, I suggest you talk to Landon for nearly 30 years. The crew, which Henson celebrate Christmas with Fozzm him about your concern. Most physicians are DEAR ABBY: Of all the them that you will buy nothing Daor Abbv's Cookbookitt It a colltc- began working with him on "Bonanza” in 1959, Yesterday's Jumbles: GRIMY ERUPT FEUDAL JESTER Bear and his mother -- at Mrs Bear's willing to be somewhat flexible about billing, nuisances to plague us over the sold on the phone, and will tlon of fovorlto rtcipot — oil fitfod, also worked with him on “ Littie House on the Answer; What an unethical trustee sometimes ends up house (60 min.) (R) tritd and torrificl To ordor, tond your as— A TRUSTY depending on patients’ individual circumstances. If years, telemarketing is at the top support no charity that solicits in name and addrett, plui check or money Prairie” and “ Father Murphy.” CD Barney Miller you are adequately insured and will probably of the list. It differs from direct this manner. Then follow it up order for $3.50 fo: Abby't Cookbooklef, “ It’s sad aftereveryshowends,” Landon said QD MOVIE: 'Private Resort' Two teen P.O. Box 447, Mount Morrit, III. 61054. Now bick In (lock, Jumbl* Book No. 37 Is avsllsbl* tor S3.M. which Inctudos postsM agers prowl the beaches of a posh resort in r n — ^ mail. When you get unsolicited with a letter, so they will know Thursday. “ But this is like another hiatus. I ’m and handling, troin Jumbla, c/o Ihia nawspapor, P.O. Box 4388. Orlando. FL 32863-43M exceed your co-payments in a calendar year. (Pottage It Included.) Includa your nsma, addrtas and tip coda and m ika your chack payabla to Nawspaparbooka their search for beautiful women Rob Mor sure we’ll all be back togetheragain soon. We’re row, Johnny Depp. Hector Elizondo 1985 the best unit in town.” War of the Worlds (60 mm.) Landon stars in “ Highway to Heaven” as an ® Sormy Spoon (CC) Sonny poses angel whose good works are assisted by an as a Jamaican hitman to infiltrate the mob (60 min.) (In Stereo) Are there bargains in government saies? ex-policeman played by Victor French. The G® GE) Washington Week in Review show's 100th episode will be telecast Dec. 7. The Astrograph (CCI. If an offer seems too final episode will be aired early next year. military no longer sells even its used house sales at military bases. To get MOVIE: 'Hotel Paradise' A hen­ good to be true, it jeeps, except as scrap after they’ve more information, call the DRMO at pecked Frenchman engineers a clandes­ tine affair with his neighbor. Alec Guin­ probably isn't tme. Ex­ been crushed or cut into unrestorable the nearest military base. find today that lew of your associates ample; the growing The crowning touch ness, Gina Lolobrigida, Robert Morley pieces. The military surplus that does

Visit with St. Nick With blades flashing Dear old Santa Claus will visit with youngsters, Eight Manchester girls are performing on and hand out coloring books and candy, on Saturday in the Symphony on Ice at the Hartford Saturday at the Manchester Parkade. He will be in Civic Center. This program combines fine ice the Sears Store from 11 a.m. to 1; 30 p.m., and at skating, elaborate costumes and music by the U.S. t 1 Prague Shoes from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Coast Guard Band and the Hopewell Bqptist Choir. The purpose is to collect toys for the U.S. Marine Masks are shown Corps Reserves’ Toys for Tots Campaign. PEANUTS by Charlaa M. Schulz Admission is free, with a new, unwrapped toy. Toys Elaborate masks made by students at RHAM collected at the concert will be given to needy 1 y o u 'r e u j a n t e p o n t h e LOO R.KIP i'm t r y in g t o UJELL,‘‘BAA, TO Junior High School will be displayed this weekend Connecticut children. In the past. Symphony on Ice PHONE ..IT'S SO M EO NE WHO FINISH WRITING MY CHRISTMAS YOU TOO! at the Mansfield Art Center. 285 Stafford Road. has collected more than 80,000 toys for needy SAYS HE'S GABRIEL.BUT ME i PLAY! STOP BOTHERING ME, Mansfield Center. There are masks of kings and children. SHOULD BE 6ER0NIM0.. f OR I'LL CHANGE YOUR queens, cats and jungle animals, and even aliens. A Melissa, 5, will be one of the youngest performers 1 PART TO A SHEEP 1 ^ l»-Z reception will be held for the student artists on in the show. This is her first year on skates, but •> "That reminds me, Jenkins. I’ve got to go Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. The gallery isopen 11a.m. Susan Mastroni-Dee, the choreographer, asked her Christmas shopping at the malll" to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. to be in several numbers. Skaters have practiced O 1«U br NEA. Iw routines on the ice, at the South Windsor Arena, ZIPPY byBIIIOrimih On their toes and off the Ice, at Pratt & Whitney Aircrait Club. The production begins at 2 p.m. Saturday at the (^ONlreucTn/f Worrit (TV OFAV S o 8 Dg't. The cast of the Manchester Ballet Company BEAD /wy UPS. Mow 6 o Ho m e . foBBV, Hartford Civic Center. Seats will be reserved this V-5 A5 AOMWilTeRED 6V TMf STOPiOITV PATCot i’M takes the stage on Saturday, for two performances l a d V- Vov'ce A SEEL TH'CgAfflFP, 8 o 8 year, and the free tickets are available at the Civic rropioiTy b a t p o l .itcam eofiMA HAje To iNFoRAt ' w a l r in g h o m a ^/ CAMCEE M80 2, iTHAHta of “ ’Twas the Night Before Christmas.” The Center box office, some radio and television 86 fli eeAwTiFvc et^pfPieNce - vcw th a t Voove GoT Z4- ToneHi'jcua 6 a c -\V^$ JWOWT/M£ AND shows, at 2 and 7 p.m., are at Manchester High HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna Net^5 To EKChauGE Voop Fop T« stations, and the G. Fox stores in Hartford and MENTS are HiGHtVjcog ► /WEAtolitZE TH ' School auditorium. Tickets are $6 general tAbV, CORP6CT Ate p e re o te u M - BAsep * CO/tAptETE VXORICS TIPS- West Hartford. Free parking and shuttle buses are n w y k uM l^oge FOR FtAMMABte.'a, y , ■ IP I'MIWItONG, livr 20 fJATOPAt. THOSE "STyuSH '9 " I ONLV, admission, children under 12 and senior citizens offered from Aetna Parking Lot 11, on Capitol So w F iB C B S f/ OF rs.ecioJ.'f I'O 6v6 JI you vt PRo6 CASV, WISH I'P $4. Avenue. r ^ I yt AlUy been lAieARiMG TotAPf . .TAIt£ t h e m Off, r u n INTO s v u T H e ric s for a STAHP-M . oiH Fo r " 1, vaEAR 'iO\J JbO UfgH a. - - rSooO 20 t h e s e Enjoy a tradition Santa In flight ■[^^■hTOSO POAlM " 1/ VEAltJ, 1^ f FAMES ^ AM I The Cheney Homestead will have its traditional Santa C|aus will make his annual visit to the New RiGHT> Holiday Open House on Sunday, from 1 to 5 p.m. England Air Museum on Sunday. Although he The homestead, at 106 Hartford Road, is operated won’t arrive by a flying sleigh, he will meet with by the Manchester Historical Society. On this day, visitors near the jet fighter cockpit simulator. admission will be free. The historic house will be While at the museum, visitors may see 40 aircraft SKATERS’ WALTZ — Some of the Neubelt, Tricia Russo, Elizabeth Ca- decorated for the holidays, refreshments will be displayed indoors, and another 20 outdoors. Santa youngest performers from Symphony LI'L ABNER by Al Capp served and music will be heard. will visit from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $5 for vazza and Alison Ross. From left in the those ages 12 and up. $2 for ages 6 to 11. and free to on Ice take a moment to rest. They are, back, Jessica Russo, Kerry Overton, from left in the front row, Melissa THE PHANTOM by Laa Falk A Sy Barry ^ a m u r. r r -TH'MAGIC those under 6. The museum is at Bradley Patti Eitel and Allyson Kalafut. MIRROR GtVE ME TH' Visit the bazaar International Airport in Windsor Locks EZSE” HAPPIEST SADIE HAWKIKJS N0 600P I THOUGHT VOO HAPPy HA„TOU6 H . l HEARP ABOUT SOU,,AT DAV PREE-DICK-SMUN AKIV rOPMEPLV TtRRjFlED — Manchester Grange on Olcott Street will have a c a l l in g NA/Vie&, BRUNN MARRIED MAN, BRUNN., ■ a ir p o r t,,, r e m e m b e r h im ? RAT HAD.r'' ^ Crafts galore BE /Vty /VIAN-.yoU so ON BEING THIS SOUR CHICK ? bazaar from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. There Be a square PRESIDENT will be baked goods, handcrafted items, a white Hartford Is hopping 7 THE On the first two weekends of December, the OR ELSE / elephant table, auction and more. Luncheon will be CUSTOMS A trip to Hartford is in order either this weekend Hartford Civic Center is turned into a shopper’s Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a dance OFFICER, served. or next, to take in the annual Festival of Trees at paradise, as more than 250 artisans set up their on Saturday from 8 to 10:30 p.m. at a new location, the Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main St. The festival craft displays. At Christmas Craft Expo, there is filing Junior High School. John Hendron will be the At the keys features elaborately decorated trees and wreaths pottery and jewelry, wood .sculpture and porcelain, guest caller for the squares, Joan and Armand donated by individuals, businesses and civic dolls and scrimshaw, and much more. To enter'ain Daviau will cue the rounds. A round dance Pianist Luiz de Moura Catro, director of piano organizations. It is open today through Dec. 11.10 the youngsters, Fred Garver will juggle on workshop will be offered from 7:30 to 8 p.m. € studies at Hartt School of Music, and Barry Sills, a.m. to 5 p.m.. except Monday. Dec. 5. Saturday, and Dan Butterworth and his Donation is 58 per couple. Spectators are welcome. cellist, will appear in a free concert on Sunday Don’t miss the gingerbread model of the marionettes will perform on Sunday. The event is ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson afternoon at 2 at Wood Memorial Library, 783 Main Atheneum, done the Connecticut Culinary open tonight until 9. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. St.. South Windsor. A reception and refreshments Institute, or the chocolate tree made by Munson’s and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $4. will follow. of Bolton. BLONDIE by Dtan Young A Stan Drake and children admitted free with an adult. Free Continuous entertainment is provided by groups parking and shuttle buses are offered from Aetna IS MR. DITHERS VERY % WELL.HE iilil from throughout the area. The Bowers School choir Parking I>ol 11, on Capitol Avenue, DEMANDINS AROUND ( TR IES TOB e J Fine is fine THE MOUSE ? sang today, and visitors will hear the Manchester Daniel Fine, a student at Manchester High High Round Table Singers Dec. 8 at 2 p.m . and the School, has several featured roles in the Mark Martin School fifth and sixth grade choir Dec. 9 at Sing along 2 :15 p.m. Twain Masquers’ upcoming production of "Story Want a chance toexerci.se tho.se vocal chords ? The Theater. ’ ’ This is a collection of fables and fairy Saturday is Children’s Festival Day, with Hartford Philharmonia Society will hold a sing- tales by Aesop and the Brothers Grimm, which was presentations by storyteller Gertrude Blanks and alongcf Handel’s "Messiah,” Sunday at 3p.m. at the magician Rodger Phillips, who calls himself The ti/t. first produced on Broadway in 1970. Fine, 16, has Wallace Stevens Theatre of the Hartford Insurance taken acting classes at Manchester Community Little Wizard. Sunday is International Day. and Group. Hartford Plaza, off Asylum Avenue. College, and has been in several productions at visitors are encouraged to dress in costumes Participants are asked to bring their own scores, if Bennet Junior High School. Performances are representing their cultural heritage. possible, althougha limited numberwillbeavailable ALLEY OOP by Dave Graua Saturday, at 2 and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m.. General admission is $3. seniorcitizens and on loan. A donation of $5 is requested, and CHUST A LIDDLE BIT FURDER UK VEN I HEAR DER ... I THINK IT'S ABOUT at the Roberts Theater of the Kingswood-Oxford members $2. and children $1. refreshments will be served. WHAT A 9 UY by Bill Hoaat HE FALLS INTO MINE TRAP.' CRASH I KNOW I , TIME r SMOKED THIS School, 170Kingswood Road, West Hartford. If you go to the festival on a Saturday, you can YAHOO OUT INTO TH' OPEN! Tickets are $5. For reservations, call 232-7808. also take advantage of the horse-drawn trolley rides, sponsored by the Hartford Downtown It’s note-worthy Council. It will start^ff from the corner of Main The University of Connecticut’s Opera Workshop and Pearl streets, Fridays and Saturdays from 11 will present an evening of operatic scenes on % ‘ 6 EE, I TOLP YOU Choraie performs tonight a.m. toSp.m. Sunday at 8:15 p.m., in Von der Mehden Hall, on the IT COULP In the Old State House, there is a Christmas Craft Slorrs campus. Selections include pieces from MUSICALLY INCLINED — The Clark- The Manchester Chorale will present its BE WOR6 E.” Exhibition and Sale, the annual display for 20 some very popular operas, such as "The Barber of Schuldmann Duo, one of the state's best r m Christmas music concert tonight at 8 p.m., at St. creches from Czechoslovakia, and a display of the Sevelle." "L a Boheme," and "The Merry Widow.” chamber music ensembles, will present M ary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St, The group, Chabad Hou.se Menora. a free concert this evening at 8 at the under the direction of David Clyle Morse, is singing The National Marionette Theatre is presenting a number of selections from Handel’s "Messiah,” A Dickens of a time Newspace Gallery of Manchester Com­ "Christmas Dream ." the story of a poor mouse munity College. Harry Clark and his as well as "The Best of Rooms” by Randall who wakes up to find a Christmas surprise. Seals THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom Thompson and other pieces. A fun-filled musical adaptation of Charles wife, Sanda Schuldmann, play fre­ It)' ‘*WR f aaturai Sy»s»ca»a ksc Wnrki ngnis •avwvwt are free, but groups are asked to bring an Dickens’ "A Christmas Carol” will be on .stage u s s L The unusual Friday night concert was necessary, unwrapped toy fora needy child. Performances quently on the popular public radio VAll FJ6HT, WH05WTCIIEP THrs Sunday, at 2and 7p.m., at The Bushnell. 166 ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook because the group leaves Saturday morning to are 10;30and 11:30a.m. and 12:30p.m., Mondays program, "Morning Pro Musica,” and CHAK DJITK MYPEailJ£E?.l present a concert at the Old North Church in Boston. Capitol Ave., Hartford. The original Dickens through Fridays. 12:30. 1: ,30 and 2:30 p m. on dialogue is used throughout, by the cast of 25 actors have been acclaimed in international tw c /V\A6ATINP Tickets are $6 general, $4 for seniorcitizens, free to weekends. I AID O ff ^ M P / ^ ?S1 lOiTi^ |V\S’ W, WE, wiThodt Your, the and actresses. Tickets are between $13 and $23. For tours. A reception will follow. PA'i'EH£eK,Wf'l,L CONDO P ’ 60BE6l?lPTioN5 AND YoUR students 18 and under. Brand new this year are the displays of K'^MA Oiaiyi p a n ic , CWl STiLU MftWTAitJ reservations, call 246-6807. (J r r r iA W T .V AR.T 00(i st a n d a r d CJ05T HAVE lb -TriE i CEA60N TTc»iET5 lb T H E larger-than-life Santa Claus sculptures in the lobby Tl^ WAY' • y ] oFLiyiNfr ' DO WlTriPOT A CAR^ ? T i^acTpR pull Craft and deiicious of Cityplace, 185 Asylum St . Hartford. The statues Ham it up FeiN THIN&E . ,, ; show scenes of the old elf in Poland. Italy. China. A black nativity M.A.R.C.H., an organization to help retarded Russia and America. Although the exhibit is free Boy Scout Troop 126 will sponsor a ham dinner at citizens, will hold a craft and bake sale on there is a donation box and a suggested $1 "Black Nativity.” a holiday pageant by Langston Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St., on c Saturday, at 10 a.m., at St. Mary’s Episcopal contriobution per person will go to the city’s Hughes done in gospel song, will be presented Saturday from 5 to 6:45 p.m. Tickets are $5 for Church. homeless. Saturday at 3:30 and 8 p.m. at Horace Bushnell adults, $3 for children 10 and under, by calling Congregational Church. 23 Vine St.. Hartford. It 646-0850. will feature Gospel Academy Award winner FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa Vernon Jones and the Vernon Jones Singers, this 'F/J. S family entertainment is supported, in part, by Dance and dinner I T 'S FOR C H A p L i F Southern New England Telephone. Tickets will be The American Legion will have a dinner dance THE GRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr sold at the door, at $10peradult. $5 per child Saturday, at American Legion Hall, 20 American X $EF Legion Drive. A meatloaf dinner will be served at T'? A TIME 0F6JVIN6...A TVIAT'? A 6.T. JOE FU M E IM pFi^SONMFL YA PEFM TIME OF PEACEANP600P- The grand tour 7:30 p.m., and dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. EEAimniL., THROVyER. AND A with the Dubaldo Brothers Orchestra. A donation of CHRI5 TMA5 m..rr^TWE0HENli5HTA WHAT'DIP RAMPOPOUU HF OIMF^ MF ^HOPPINC, /EAI?'WENWW5RU? you (SET A tour of seven historic houses, each decorated $10 per couple is requested. for the holidays, will be offered Sunday. The event PUU.5 TO6ETMP2,REJECT? TUCICER? W F N T Y ^ u c |C5-. 'MAR,AHPCH\LPI2ENCAH is sponsored by the Women’s Committee of the in 3-D LIVE FREE OF FIEW^.. Mark Twain Memorial, of which Hazel Brodersen of Coventry is president. The tour, which costs $12 ami li^ L<>W 4 THAY£5 |^-2. Sculptures by John Stevens, a professor of art at ■\r per person, starts with the Mark Twain Memorial. Manchester Community College, will be displayed 351 Farmington Ave., Hartford. Entertainment is WINTHROP byOIckCavalll at the gallery of the Greater Hartford Jewish provided at each hou.se along the way. by groups Community Center, 335 Bloomfield Ave., West such as the Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan THE PRINCIF>\L \( HE SAID HE WANTEDTD r FOR A (S-ROWN Hartford, through Jan. 15,1989. An artists’ Singers, and the Center Congregational Church SENT FOR MF 11 SEEIFIWASSTIUL MAN, HE SURE T reception for Stevens and Marc Abrahms, whose THISAAORtslINq--yV IN HIS SCHOOL-. , OR I ESA LOT. Choir of Manchester. Tickets are sold at the Nook works will also be displayed, is planned for Sunday, Farm Visitor Center, 77 Fore.st St.. Hartford. from 3 to 5 p.m. NORTH ♦ K J YAQ5 Bridge ♦ A 9 3 Cinema «K 6 4 3 2 WEST EAST ed the extra trump entry to dummy to ♦ 10 8 7 3 4 4 Q 9 6 3 2 Delicate establish club winners. Of course HARTFORD Before Time (G) FrI ond Sat 1,3:10,5:30, V 10 9 8 W J T VERNON maneuvering there was the strong possibility of an Clnomo City — Crossing Deloncev 7, 8:30,10,11:30; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:20,7,8:30, Cine 1 A 3 — Cocktail (R) Fri 7:10, A K J 5 ♦ 10 6 2 overruff, so what could South do? Hq IP G ) FrI 7:10, 9:50; Sot and Sun 1:20, 10. — High Spirits (PG-13) FrI and Sot 9:40; Sotond Sun 4:15. 7:10.9:40— Who 4 10 9 4QJ87 By James Jacoby made the subtle play of cashing dum­ 3;X), 7:10, 9:50. — A Crv In the Dork 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:50, 10:05, 12:10; Sun Fram ed Roger Rabbit (PG) Sotond Sun CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* RfMtowaH (PG-13) FrI 7.9:40: Sotond Sun 1:30,4,7, 13:45,3, 5:15,7:50,10:05,— The Accused 3. — Fresh Horses (PG-13) Fri 7, 9:30; SOUTH Caution was required for playing to- my's spade king, on which he threw his 9:40. — M adam e Sousatiko (PG-13) FrI (R) FrI ond Sot 12:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:40, Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:30. 7. 9:30. 4 A day s slam. Declarer had. to set up low club. He was now able to ruff a 6:50; Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:45, 6:S0. — 13:10; Sun 13:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:40. — dummy's side-suit without allowing club safely with a low trump and to re­ OKAYxCHAUNcevceee if Salaom BombovI FrI-Sun 9:30. — Bird Ernest Saves Christmas (PG) FrI and V K 7 6 4 3 2 my fa u lt. I sh o u ld n 't (R) FrI 6:40.9:45; Sot 3,6:40.9:45; Sot3, Sat 12:25,3:30,4:35,7:10,9:30,11:30; Sun ♦ Q874 West to score a cheap trump trick. A f­ turn to dummy with the last high YOU CAN FIND THE WET HAVE PUT (TON Tl-ie 6:40, 9:45; Sun 1, 4:15, 7:45. 13:35,3:30,4:35,7:10,9:20.— The Noked WILLIMANTIC 4 A 5 ter North had jump-supported hearts, trump. That removed West’s last BieOJlT BOTTOM. CRAFTS IN AFTERNOON — Ever demonstrate folk painting on wood; Gun (PG-13) FrI and Sat 12:15, 2:15, 4, Jlllson Sauore Cinema — The Lond South cue-bid first the ace of clubs and trump and allowed declarer to cash BAIT HARTFORD 5:35, 7:30, 9:45,11:50; Sun 13:15,2:15, 4, Before Time (G) Fri 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Vulnerable: E^st-West wonder how to make a jumping frog Catherine Laughlin of Hackmatack Poor Rlcbordt Pub and Cinema — 5:3S, 7:30, 9:45. — Teaulla Sunrise (R) Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5; 15, 7:15,9:15,11:15; Sun Dealer: South then the spade ace. North, who had key the club king without danger. If clubs Weekend schedule unavoMable. FrI and Sat 12:45, 3:15, 5:30, 7:50,10:10, 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — Teaulla cards in every suit, simply bid six had split 3-3,13 tricks would be made. from paper? Or wonder how the Street will deomonstrate Ukrainian wax ShewcoM Cinemas 1-9 — Child's Play 13:15; Sun 13;4S, 3:15, 5:30, 7:50,10:10. Sunrise (R) Fri 7:30,10,13; Sot 13, 3:30. 5, 7:X, 10, 13; Sun 13, 3:M, 5, 7:M, 10. — North East SoBlh hearts. When they split 4-2, declarer could (R l FrI dnd Sat 12:10, 3:15, 4:30. 7:10, West Victorians made holiday ornaments? decorating of eggs, and show how to 9:20, 11:20; Sun 13:10, 3:15, 4:20, 7:10, MANCHESTER Scrooged (PG-13) Fri 7. 9;X. 13; Sat 1, I T West led a trump Declarer won the still ruff one more club and get back to i You’ll see how it’s done on Sunday adapt eggs for a Christmas tree; 9:30. — Oliver and Com pany (G) Friond UA Theaters East — Die Hard (R) Fri 3:X, f, 9;M, 13; Sun 1, 3:M, 7, 9:M. — Pass 2 « Pass 2 ♦ king in his hand and cashed the ace of dummy with the diamond ace to enjoy Sal 12:15, 1:50, 3:25, 5, 7, 8:M, 10,11:30; and Sal 3, 4:30, 7, 9:35. — Fresh Horses Ernest Soves Chrlstmos (PG) Fri 7:M, Pass 3 T Pass 4 A afternoon, at Tomorrow's Antiques, the Agaetha Hoover will make Victorian Sun 13:15, 1:50, 3:35, 5, 7, 1:30, 10. — (PG-13) Fri 7:10, 9:40; Sot and Sun 3, 9:45. 11:45; Sot 13:45, 3:05, 5:15. 7:X. clubs. Next came the ace of spades, the last good club. 9:45. 11:45; Sun 13:45, 3:05, 5:15, 7:X, Pass 4 ♦ Pass 4A M ystic P in o (R) FrI and Sat 3:45, 9:30, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40. — Who Fram ed Roger followed by a trump to dummy. West The trap on this deal is to play out gift shop at the Manchester Historical ornaments; and Harvey Pastel will 11:30; Sun 3:45, 9:30, — Cocoon: The Rabbit (PG ) Sat ond Sun 3:15, 4:40. — 9:45. — Child's Ploy (R) Fri 7:45. 10. Pass 6 T Pass Pass was still left with a trump, but declar­ the A-K of clubs. Declarer will then no Return (PG ) FrI and Sot 13, 3:35, 4:50, They Live (R) Sot and Sun 7:30, 9:35. — 11:45; Sot 13:15, 3:15, 5:M, 7:45, 10, Museum. 94 Cedar St. There will be demonstrate Japanese paper folding, 11:45; Sun 13:15, 3:15, 5:M, 7:45, 10. — Pass er could not afford to draw the last longer be able to set up the suit while 7:35,10,13:15;Sun 13,3:25, 4:50,7:35,10. Heavy Metal (R) Fri and Sat midnight. — Scroooed (PG-13) FrI and Sat 12:40, — U3 Rattle ond Hum (PG-13) Fri ond Iron Eagle (PG ) Fri 7:15,9:15,11 ;M; Sot preserving an entry to dummy, with­ holiday crafts demonstrations from 1 to including showing how to make a Opening lead: V 10 trump before trying to ruff out the 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 13:40, Sot mldnlghl. — Rocky Horror Picture 13:M, 3:45, 5, 7:15,9:15,11:30; Sun 13;M, club suit If clubs did not split, he need­ out giving West a trump trick 5 p.m. Sunday. Ingrid Fraize will jumping frog. 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10. — The Land Show (R) Fri and Sat midnioht. 3:45, 5, 7:15, 9:15. I W MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 2, 1988 — tl SCIENCE & HEALTH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Antimatter fP£l£0 CIUD I W. Germans note I HELP WANTED research ' i*.'V W ' HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED DENTAL ASSISTANT. 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Wa are cost about $400 million over 10 scientists who were on the track Wall Papering & Rwming Service tial tor career growth. RECEPTIONIST instruments that document the tory, home-llke Reliable transporta­ For a confidential In­ a wholesale optical lab years. of a weapon which could annihi­ CARPENTRY/ P a in tin g otmoshpere. Coll 649- Wo will do your grocory tion 0 must. Good for Real Estate office in seeking a trainee (or ourot- discovery by German scientists late whole cities, perhaps throw terview, please send Recognizing federal budget de­ Rasldsnflot, Commsrclol, 2358.______•hopping and other hourly wages, excel­ resume to : Dttice Man­ Manchester. Pleasant, llce staff and a lab techni­ Fritz Strassmann and Otto Hahn. the island of England out of the REMODEUNB Raftrsnets & Inturonca. erranda while you work or lent benefits Including cian trainee. Starting ficits. the A ir Force-sponsored I CHARLES The Handy­ ager, South Windsor energetic personality Hahn received the 1944 Nobel fight." relax. Call lor detalla. dental. Coll the Man­ hourly rate $5.50 with re­ report stopped short of urging the Marty Mottaen, 649-4431 man. General Work. Nursing Center, 1060 views in 30-90-180 days. Prize in chemistry for the discov­ He wrote that two months later chester Herald tor ap­ Main Street, South and telephone manor. expenditure, although it said such AP photo ft Gotter cleaning, cellor 8 4 9 -7 4 9 2 , after e pm or Call Bob Pound to diacusa ery at the Kaiser Wilhelm Insti­ Gory McHugh, 643-9331 pointment of 643-2711, Windsor, 06074, 289- spending would be warranted. he visited with scientists in Berlin and garage cleaning, Light office duties, the excellent fringe bene­ ISOLATION ENDS — Veronique le tute for Chemistry in Berlin. k g ^ n i o N S window washing. Call 7 4 2 -0 2 6 7 , anytime ask tor Jo Deorv. 7771. EDE Rand said the government, sun. The time she spent in near-total to be briefed on "atom ic re­ some typing Si comp, fits and appointment lor In­ Guen, 32, of Paris, is hauled out of the Hahn and Strassmann found Charles for all vour TRAINING. Nurse Aide, terview. universities and industry should isolation in the 250-foot-deep hole was search," as the Nazi Reich ?JMS CNMfgniggtf, chester, 06040. person to perform gen­ atoms of matter. Antiprotons a re researchers took a fresh leg bone "**'nKeiAl cave where the fragments were more recently than 1.4 million Upofiggi gni iMNnai eral office duties In­ their negatively charged anti­ from a South African antelope ling— On cell Mln- FULL Time Medicol Se- KELLY SERVICES found, although it is unclear years ago. a date many experts I Quick Rafur- cluding filing and tele­ matter counterparts. called a hartebeest, and heated 645-8830 K IT C H E N & BATH j cretorv/AssIstont. Im­ whether they were for cooking, accept but with some hesitancy, I or Refflodelinfl mediate opening, phone communication. "If you had a twin brother bone slices to different Typing and dote entry w ill be Interviewing at the warmth or scaring predators, said Eric Delson, professor of *** Via I Manchester office. made out of antimatter, you temperatures. REMODELING "jU f" skills helpful. Coll 647- scientists said. anthropology at Lehman College Medical experience 3149, Monday, De­ would literally annihilate each Then they used the chemical preferred but not ne­ YWCA "W e're not absolutely certain of the City University of New ■n •44-22S3 From the smalleist repair to the largest renovation, cember 5 between other in a big explosion of light and microscopic characteristics cessary. 646-5041 be­ 78 North Main St. those bones were there (in fire) York. our own craftsmen do the complete job — , 10om-2pm tor and energy if you came into found in the heated slices to tween 9-5. because they were food re­ That research is supported by I neatly and on schedule. appointment. Tues., December 6th between 9 am & 2 pnr contact." said Nieto, who co­ analyze the fossils. They con­ mains,” said researcher Andrew indirect evidence, magnetic ir­ ra dean ooftea stains Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. edited a book of technical papers cluded that 270 fossil fragments FLOORSANDING We need: CLERKS, Sillen. "Th e y could have been regularities in the ground thought from the 1987 conference. had been burnt, with most identif­ a.FtoomHXonmy Floors Hko now 649-5400 DATA ENTRY, thrown into the fire as kind of a caused by ancient fire on the •Bpaouawnglnoldwlloora SECURITY Such explosions could be har­ iable ones from antelope. P IN K E R T O N has full time and part time TYPISTS, refuse heap." surface, he said in a telephone S g ” *9y.t)dvar fw that , Natural 6 atalnad Soora HERITAGE KITCHEN and nessed as rocket fuel, although Fragments from zebra, war- IWIWdasat you no longer • no waxing anymore Sillen. of the University of Cape interview. aoourlty positions open Iq Manchester, East SECRETARIES, that would be the most difficult thog, baboon and a finger bone of BlOce a low-cast od In -eaesnnn . BATH CENTER, INC. Hartford and Vernon. W e otter: Town in South Africa, and C.K. The evidence from the new SilBiMlad. 643-2711. JBB W nW I •—BWORB WORD PROCESSORS. practical application to develop robustus were also identified. The ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester______Brain of the Transvaal Museum study is "certainly the strongest • Starting wage to *7.50/hour Augen.stein and Nieto said. robustus bone does not necessar­ in Pretoria, South Africa, des­ to date in favor of early human- • First & second shift available Antimatter is a promising ily mean an ape-man was eaten, cribe their analysis in today's controlled fire," Delson said. • Benefits • Cash bonuses rocket fuel because a tiny amount since the purpose of the fires is S E R V I C E S issue of the British journal Other research suggests fire PART TIME PART Time soles pls- • Paid vacations • No experience necessary can produce as much energy as a unknown. Sillen said. Notices Itlon. Unlimited oppor­ THL FlUT. AND TNI «EST Nature. was used slightly less than 500,000 ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED If you are Interested In working tor the oldest hiigetank of chemical rocket fuel, In the interview, Sillen said no Arnoldeen’s quality leather tunity. Coll John, 77 Hazard Ave., Enfield, CT The fires may have been set by years ago in Hungary, France and best known security company, call “ so you only have to carry a small burnt bones were found in older As a condition precedent to 742-8950, mornings be­ ancestors of humans called Homo and China, and certainly less than the plocement of any adver- fore 10am or evenings 527-4177 or apply In person at: 745-3383 or 249-4555 amount of antimatter into orbit to sections of the cave even though handbags and assessories add a tlslno In the Manchester He­ MANCHESTER Doctor’s erectus, or by ape-men called 150,000 years ago in Africa and MANCHESTER otter 5pm.______E06 630 Oakwood Ave., Weat Hartford m/f eoe. M/F/H carry you to M ars." Nieto said the conditions for deposition of rald, Advertiser hereby Office looking tor de­ Australopithecus robustus, which Europe, he said. fossils were identical. dimension to our ”little shop” agrees to protect, Indemnifv pendable, mature, WAITRESSES. Port time Not an agency, never a fee! Antimatter-powered space­ and hold harmless the Man­ HOUSING highly motivated, and full time. No expe- craft would be lighter, faster and chester H erald, Its officers friendly person to as­ rlence necessary. able to carry heavier paylpads For one stop shopping for the and employees oaolnst any AUTHORITY sist In high paced set­ Apply In person. Lui­ and oil liability, loss or ting. Afternoon hours gi’s, 704 Hartford Rood, farther than existing rockets. expense, Including attor­ Section 8 Rent Augenstein .said. holidays, stop bv today. and one or two even­ 649-5325. neys’ fees, arising from A s s i s t a ^ If the $400 million is spent, STOP HORSING AROUND. claims of unfair trode practi­ ings o week. Coll 646- RESPDNSIBLE Student 5153.______antiprotons could be available in ces, Infringement of trade­ wanted to babysit tor 7 305 East Center St. 643-4958 marks, trade nomes or pat­ APPLiCATiONS year old. 10 hours per a decade for radiation therapy for D E N T A L Business Secre­ WE WILL NOTIFY ents, violation of rights of CLOSED tory Assistont. Will week, Thursday, 3-8, cancer patients, he .said. Unlike p riva c y and Infringement of Saturday, l-8pm. It In­ Try Our Pay-By-Mail YOUR CARRIER copyright ond proprietory train, port or full time. existing methods, aniiproton THAT YOU ARE A rights, unfair competition Effective Friday, De­ 649-9287. terested, coll 647-7706, beams could be targeted so PAY-BY-MAIL and libel and slander, which cember 2. 1988 at 4:30 DISHWASHER. Even­ otter 3:30.______precisely the particles would Program... CUSTOMER. may result from the publica­ p.m. and until further ings tor hard working BUSY Manchester Low tion of any odvertlsment In HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS destroy only a tumor with min­ person. Career oppor­ Firm seeks secretory, the Monchester Herald bv notice, the Majjchester im al dam age to intervening II makes paying your subscription easier on Housing Authority will tunities ore possible port time, 9-2, 4 or 5 advertiser. Including adver­ days a week. Good tissue. Augenstein .said. tisements In any free distri­ no longer accept appli­ and we will train. Coll you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Covey’s, 643-2751. typing skills, dlcto- Compared with X-rays. CAT bution publications pub­ cations for the Section BEAUTY SALONS FRUIT BASKETS UNIQUE GIFTS weeks you can simply write a check (or 3 lished by the Monchester H E LP Wanted. Flower phone. Coll Diane, 646- scans and magnetic resonance months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the Herald. Penny Sleftert, 8 Existing Housing shop soles clerk posi­ 7779.______Publisher. TRES CHIC PERO’S FRUIT STAND CRAFTSMEN’S imaging, antiprotons should pro­ mail Then, you can forget about having ready Program Waiting List. tion available 2-3 days P AR T Time Custodian. duce more accurate, easier-to- Fancy Fruit Baskets - cash to pay your carrier answering the door per week. Flexible Flexible evening BEAUTY SALON GALLERY interpret pictures of the inside of LOST hours, except during hours, 3'/j hours per delivered locally - shipped “The Place on Cooper St." when It's inconvenient or being at home to holiday weeks. Apply night, 5 nights o week. ... has gift rerlificales available nationwide. Large selection of the human body to help doctors AND FOUND Our trees are piled with ornaments. diagnose cancers and other di.s- pay your bill In person at Brown’s Facilities Services, for all your holiday styles. imported wicker. Make great FINANCIAL Flowers, 163 Main South Windsor Board And we have Christmas Items eases. Augenstein said Nieto LOST. Sunday evening. Great Slocking Sluffers! Christmas Gifts. galore. South End of Manches­ Street, Manchester. of Education, 1737 said antiprotons also would ex­ Simply complete the coupon below and send ABANDON The search. Main Street, South 303 East Center Street 276 Oakland St., Manchester Our shelves are etuflad with It ter. Small whlte- Thank you tor making KITCHEN Prep/Dlsh- pose patients to much less to us or if you would like more information /pepper colored Shlh- wosher. Port time, Windsor, 528-9711, Ext. bears and dollt, us #1 for 41 years. 643-2483 643-6384 And oh much, much more. radiation. on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ tzu. Answers to Toshl. tempororv, flexible 40 EDE.______10 Fast, confidential, Irens It here at always with QInny Pictures made using antiprot­ tion Department 647-9946 After initial pay­ Please coll 649-5037. easy mortgages. Mr. hours. Apply; Man­ PART Time drivers helping too. helper, moving furni­ ons instead of X-rays also should ment and prior to expiration you will be billed Reward offered. Mortgage, where chester Country Club, FLORAL JEWELRY Stop by lor tome fun ehopplng. make it 1.000 limes faster to LOST. Black cot. Vicinity America borrows has 646-0103. ture. Call 647-1717, leove message. And we’ll wrap It up for you. defect and weld cracks or other of Manchester Por- been o neighborhood PARK HILL JOYCE The ADAMS APPLE kade. Answers to the tradition helping ho­ Early morning donut Holiday Hours, Open 7 Days flaws in industrial materials and finisher. Apply In FLOWER SHOP of Vernon, Inc. name of Gypsy. 649- meowners tor 41 years. machines such as airplane parts, person: Fancy Fruit Baskets • Boxwood 14 Carat Gold Chains, 58 Cooper St. 647-8161 I would like to pay hy mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my 7862. Please coll Conn & rocket nozzles and turbine Conn at 233-9687, Trees • -Ml Your Christmas Nreds!! Bracelets, Earrings MR. DONUT I HELP WANTED Open Dally t0am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 blades. Augenstein .said pay-by-mail subscription on ______36 Oak St., Manchester DAVID’S GIFT SHOPPE 255 West Middle Tpka. EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 Nieto said a reliable source of Manchaatar, CT X-RAY Technician. Im­ 649-0791 Rl. 83, Vernon, CT, 875-0060 antiprotons also would help phys­ Enclosed please find payment for ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS mediate Medical Core 872-3001 Tucked in m Corner of Connecticut icists "study the fundamental Center of Manchester Carrier Delivery: WANTED. Full or port DA yiD'S offers one of the fineet properties of matter and antimat­ time clerical. After­ has 0 full time opening ELECTRONICS •elections of handcrafted gifts ter, and the fundamental forces □ 3 months *23 10 0 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 noons, Mondoy- tor 0 Registered X-Roy i PRACTICAL Technician. Dur techs H ouri: W rd.-Sai. 10 to 5 which act upon them.” Frldov, 1-5. Typing re­ Senior Citizens NOTICE enloy working on a • Friday Nile Unlit 8 • Sundayt 12 lo 4 The report .said antiprotons quired. Send brief AL SIEFFERT’S □ 3 months *21 56 □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 year *86 24 resume and references rotating 3 doy work Keep your loved ones well could be mass-produced by modi­ The Housing Authority of the to Box B, C/0 Man­ week. We otter o com­ CHRISTMAS TREES fying an existing proton accelera­ Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount _ _ _ LASSALE chester Herold, 16 plete benefits package APPLIANCES Informed on all the news Including a week-end Come See Our Choice tor. either at Ferm i National 'Motor Route and Rural Delivery rales may vary Town of Manchester will be Brolnord Place, Man­ Shop now for a full salactlon of this holiday season. Qlve Accelerator Laboratory in Illi­ chester. differential and newly established pay scales. TV ’s, VCR’s, Audio Equipment, them a aubacriptlon to the BALSAM FIR nois. or at Brookhaven National accepting applications for a Name Interested applicants Big Screen TV’s, Camcorders. Mi­ Christmas Trees Laboratory on Long Island. N Y THE WATCH MAKES THE MAN. North Elm Street Elderly SOUTH WINDSOR coll Kim at 721-7393, crowaves, CD Players, Washers, M a n c h e s t e r Cut your own... Blot A Whit* Sprue* Three existing atom smashers, Monday through Frl- Address Apt Return to an elegant time. Watch design inspired by Olfl CwUftcatae tvaNaWa lor Spflno Planting or particle accelerators, now Housing Waiting List on SCHOOLS doy, 9om-4pm. * Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. H e r a l d create antiprotons, but each the past.. .headed for the future, .\rabic numerals on a FOOD SERVICE PERSDN wonted tor Ws will bsst any pricsl Burgess Nursery City .Z ip . Pho ne. 878 Ooming Si.. So. WIndaor yields trillions of the particles white dial, strapped in genuine brown calf leather. Monday, December 5, 1988, ports deportment and Call 647-9946 or 643-2711 We have available per­ 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester OPCN 7 DAYS A Wf CK each year, far fewer than scient­ Backed by a 3-year warranty, of course. at the Housing Authority office, shipping. Profit shor- manent sub-positions Ing. ED E 647-8596. * 644-1966 ★ ists need. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL at 3% hours per day M E D IC A L Assistant with ____ 647-9997 Storing antimatter requires 24 Bluefield Drive. working 10am-1:30pm. bookkeeping and medi­ keeping it from contact with BRAY JEWELERS For application and in­ The Manchester Herald cal experience tor matter. Augenstein said m ag­ Manchester's Finest Jeweler Since 1918. Aplicants must be 62 years of formation, call Mary P.O Box 591 • M anchester. C T 06040 Manchester practice netic fields could be u.sed to hold 699 Main Street • Manchester Ann Lopez at 528- Send resume to: Box them In "ion traps" or keep them age or older and must be 0711, between Bam- AA, C/D Monchester circulating in storage rings. Nfiko I imr , Nvs 12noon. los Herald, 16 Brolnord ----- 643-5617------residents of Manchester. Piece, Manchester.

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HOMES [ 2 1 ] HOMES HOMES HELP WANTED [ 2 ^ ] h o m es HOMES n n HOMES HOMES n » B A i E 1^ ROOMS APARTMENTS I FOR SALE FOR SALE HD FOR SALE FOR SALE Q1 FOR SALE C U FOR RENT ca APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOB SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT m FOR RENT B U ILD IN G Superlntend- ont. 24 unit apartment M A N CH ES TER . 3 units. 2 MANCHESTER. Seven MANCHESTER. Beauti­ MANCHESTER. Excel­ ROCKVILLE. One bed­ building In Manches­ family plus one single VERNON, A traditional room Cape In a conve­ V E R N O N DUST off your dreams MANCHESTER. First Colonial that was cus­ fully decorated auallty ttreploce, oarooe, nice lent large room, shore room, new wall to wall floor, 2 bedrooms, I'/z ter. Rent tree apart­ family. Tw o family lost nient location. Spa­ and move Into this kitchen with two other ment. References and painted. Enjoy the pri­ tom built for the pres­ Colonial with 3 bed­ OPEN HOUSE carpet. $400-495/month baths. $600 a month BOLTON Lake. Four cious fireplaced living rooms, V/7 boths, first eight room dormered M M ,000. Owner, 232- young gentlemen. Ref­ plus utilities. Tw o bed­ general maintenance vacy of a single family ent owners. Unique room, formal dining Sunday 1-4 pm Cape. Three bed- ▼653. plus utilities, security family room wifh room Ranch, masonry floor family room and erences required. room, $525, without and references. No skills required. 477- with the added feature room, 3 bedrooms, V/i raoms, fireplaced liv­ $350/month. 649-4003. 1397.______of Investment prop­ pegged board florlng, on 2Vb lots, 2 storage fireplace. New deck MANCHESTER. Just utilities, $630 Including pets. 643-2121.______buildings, private baths, plus basement and breakfast room 6 Terrace Dr. ing room, first floor Listed. Oversized 6 heot and hot water. VENDING Attendant erty. Close to down­ built In bookcase, for­ rec room with wood- family room, recrea­ MANCHESTER. 2nd mal dining room, 4 beach, appliances, gas overlooking lovely room Cape, full Four bedroom, needed In Windsor. town and shopping, stove. $132,900. D.W. 5 Rm. Rench. •131,900 tion room for the teens dormer, 3 bedrooms, floor. 2 bedroom, heat highway and buslines. bedrooms, a special heat. 15 minutes to yard. A real buy. APARTMENTS $750/month without M o n d a y -F rld a v , no Hartford. Reduced to Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ $139,900. Century 21 Ep- and 2 car garage. Ex­ kitchen with tile floor, utilities. 872-8095, ony- and appliances. No weekends. $6.50 to Price reduced. Asking first floor billiard tras Include central FOR RENT pets. $600 plus security. room, 2’/2 baths, 2 fire­ $143,900. 649-1794. MANCHESTER. Six steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 Jack Lappen living room with fire­ tlme, leave messooe. start. 683-2222, ext 2326, $169,500. Prestige vac, alarm system and place, \Vi baths, fin­ Coll 646-3979.______Properties, Better places, screened BOLTON. Exquisite 7 room Cape on beautiful Julie.______E L L IN G T O N . Lots of poal. Susan Buckno. ished room In base­ BOLTON. Mature adult M A N CH ES TER . Second Homes and Gardens, porch, sun deck, and room Contemporary park-llke yard. 3 bed­ room In this Immacu­ Realty MANCHESTER. 1700 VIIAITRESSES. Days. rooms, eat-ln kitchen, $209,900. Sentry Real ment. Convenient to square foot Town- for nice 4 rooms. One floor. December 1st oc­ 859-0775, evenings, 537- much more, situated Cape nearing comple­ late 4 bedroom, 2 full Estate, 643-4060.O Apply In person to: 0143. Broker/Owner. on a nice treed lot In an tion. Located In one of formal dining room, 1 schools and shopping, house. Three bed­ bedroom, 1'/i baths, cupancy. 2 bedrooms, W H Y B U Y A LaStrada, 471 Hartford car garage. Plus hard­ both Cape on beautiful 643-4263 on busline. Must see fully carpeted plus all appliances, nice 1 9 8 8 area ot comparable Bolton's newest subdi­ private country lot. Lo­ rooms, fully ap­ Road, Monchester. MANCHESTER. Large 5 homes. Asking visions, this lovely wood floors. $149,000. this onell Offered at pllanced, 1’/2 baths. slate patio, stone wall neighborhood. One D.W. Fish Realty, 643- cated appraximately $151,900. Coll Joe Lom­ and brook. No pets. months security. $575 CHILD Care Workers plus 5 room 2 family, 3 $299,000. U 8, R Realty, home offers o first one mile from country $950 per month. One wanted. Full or part bedroom units, vinyl 643-2692.0 floor master bedroom 1591.0______HOUSES bardo, Lombardo & As- small pet accepted. Immediate occupancy! plus utilities. 569-2147 INSTEAD OF A ISSS-S club. Coll for defalls. ------AOClotek. 847-1413. time positions availa­ siding, walk-up attic, suite with lacuzzi bath, B U ILD ER Slashes price One yera lease plus $485/month Includes or 228-4408. $144,900. Cenfury 21 Ep- ATTRACTIVE 6 room heat. Call M r. Lindsey ble. Excellent benefits large lot. Close to 384. SOUTH WINDSOR. An open balcony with sky­ $5000. Brand new 7 steln Realty, 647-8895.0 FOR security deposit. 649- M A N C H ES TER . Second package. Will train. Good Income. Positive exceptional home that lights, fleldstohe fire­ room Cape set on a Ranch on Sanford 0795. at 649-4000. floor. 2 bedroom, hedt cash flow. Best buy In Is only three years old MANCHESTER. Cute UVING Rood. Approximately EAST HARTFORD. 2bed- and appliances. No Call 646-7090, for place, formal dining private rear lot. First home In great shape. Interview. Manchester. Anxious that offers 3 bedrooms, room and only 3.5mlles floor fireplaced family 1200 square feet Includ­ MANCHESTER. Four, room apartment, 1st pets. $600 plus security. owner will help with first floor family room, Nice size living room ing 3 bedrooms, formal room apartment. Mar­ floor. Stove and re- Call 646-3979. from It384. $319,900. room, formal living with sliders to deck. by the second mortgage fi­ 2'/j baths, eat-ln kit­ McCorrIson-D.W. Fish room and dining room. ~ dining room, fireplace, ried couple, (xorage, no trlgeotor. $625. Call 644- Three bedrooms, hard­ newer vinyl siding, pri­ M AN CH ES TER , one bed- DIETARY AIDES nancing. $172,900. Anne chen, formal dining Realty, 228-9451,646- 3 bedrooms on second I ZINSSER AGENCY pets. $575. 643-5797. 1712. room apartment, new room, fireplace, and wood floors, newer vate lot, updated heat­ * MEADOWS MANON is seek­ Miller Reol Estate, 647- 8033.______f l o o r , 1 Vj b a th s , building. Second floor, HERE'S 8000.O complete appliances. roof plus large storage 646-1511 ing system. Affordably MANCHESTER. One and MANCHESTER. Avalla- ing energenic people wil­ MANCHESTER. Charm­ loaded. $161,900. Blan­ shed. Great home tor o on busline, one year In Immaculate condi­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ priced of $139,900. two bedroom apart­ ble Immediately. Five ling to work dsys. nights ing 8 room Cope In couple or single start­ MANCHESTER Jackson & Jackson ments Includes utilities lease, $550/month. BRAND New listing. Ex- tion, on a large lot with tors," We're Selling room, newer duplex. Utilities additional. Pe- or weekends ss a float. qulslte 6 plus room city utilities. Only Redwood Farms. 3 bed­ ing off. $127,900. D.W. „ Real Estote, 647-8400.D and appliances. $450- WHY! rooms, 1 Vz baths, large Houses" 646-2487.0 Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 , *79,900 $675 plus security. No termon Real Estate, Must be 10 yesrs of age Cape Cod on Adelaide $219,900. U 8. R Realty, Im m culate 3 room G>ndo iriln wsll-to Jackson Real 646-1511 chard & Rossetto Real­ ~ _ © J L H formation call Classi­ Estate, 647-8400.D tors," We're Selling NO MONEY DOWN W fied, 643-2711 and ask CARS CARS CARS CARS Houses" 646-2482.C $ 1 , 0 0 0 “ for detglls.o______CARS to qualified buyers m w s w w i & w m LIOAL NOTICK FOR SALE ODFOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Spa­ MANCHESTER. Attrac­ OD EDFOR SALE CDFOR SALE AS TOWN OF ANOOVRR cious 2 bedroom unit Or L E A S E your next PON'HACS a OLDSMOBILES tively decorated 3 bed­ FINAL ACTION OF THR FLANNINO S ZONING overlooking Wickham DOWN PAYMENT • ^ 3 2 room Contemporary vehicle Irom us • CADILLACS a OMC COMMISSION Pork. Fully appllanced TRUCKS... with Cathedral Ceil­ contemporary kitchen ings, fireplace. Only 6 At a m M hno of fho Planning 8 Zoning Commission ot Including microwave. months old, two decks Andovor, C T ., hold on Novom btr 21, 19W, the following action was tokon: This unit has two park­ with sliders, plus cen­ ing spaces and lots of ^ @ 1 O ' © ! tral air. Coll for more • S47 . Robort Fosf for a Spoclol Pormit for o Sond a ^/l^^lC^ESIBy^O^II>^ Grovol Pit room tor the money. details. $192,900. Realty $104,500. Century 21 Ep- ^ D I L L O N World, Benoit, Approvtd with limitations. steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 Frechette Associates, Dotolls of fho obovo action token by the Planning & Zoning OLDSMOBILES FIRENZAS 646-7709.D______C ^ m ls s lo n ore on flit In fho Minutes of the meeting In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. TOWNHOUSE 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT Toronado Cpe, blue, #SOLD Firenze Cruiser wgn. It. brn, #6532 NOTICE TO CREDITORS I^ e d of Andover, Connecticut this 2nd day of December, Offer expires 12-8-88. Not reeponelble for typographical errors Firenze Wagon, red, #SOLD E S T A T E OF 1984. CONDOMINIUM Oust Cruiser, Blue, #6640 WILLIAM L. REAVES "TAKES THE Firenze 4 dr, white, #SOLD The Hon. Norman J. ANDDVER PLANNING & ZDNING CDMMISSIDN Three bedroonriB, 2Va 98 Regency Broughm, white, #6706 Preuis, Judge, of the Court Kenneth Lester, Chairman 6 4 3 -2 145 Touring Sedan, white, #SOLD Calais 2 dr, white, #6535 of Probate, District of An­ 002-12 baths with 1900 sq. SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 dover at a hearing held on ft. of living space In Cutlass Supreme I, black, #S O LD Calais 4 dr, red, #6642 November 17, 19M ordered SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. NOTICR OF HRARINO this oversized unit. Cutlass Supreme SL, black, #SOLD Calais 4 dr, burgundy, #6511 that all claims must be pre­ CONCRRNINO WICKHAM FARK 24 Hour Towing > Complete Body Repair & Painting sented to the fiduciary ot the Extras Include Cutlass Supreme SL, black # SOLD Calais 4 dr, white, #SOLO address below. Failure to Wickham Pork Is operated by the Connecticut Notional promptly present ony such Bonk oe Truttoo with Income from a trust left for that our- fireplace, Parte Mon.-FrI. 8S. Sat. 8-12 647-9111 Cutlass Supreme SL, blue, #6631 Ciera 2 Dr, black, #6697 claim moy result In the loss t '' Clorenco H . Wickham for the benefit of tho people of ot rights to recover on such Eost hortford and Manchester. The trust Is sublect to the BITE air conditioning, Cutlass Supreme, blue, # SOLO Clera 2 Or, gray, #6746 claim. supervision of the Manchester Probate Court. washer-dryer, rear Cutlass Supreme SL, white, #6775 Clara 2 Dr, blue, # SOLO Sharon B. Preuss, Hortford or Manchester who Is Inter- deck with view, plus Clerk n te d In ttio administration and operation of the Pork, the Cutlass Supreme SL, platirium, # S O LD Ciera 4 Dr, black, #SOLD The fiduciary Is: »«»floni concerning the bank's oper- OUT OF a third full bath In Cutlass Supreme I, white, #6767 Clera Brgm, 4 dr, red, #SO LO Kenneth M. Reayes of Ion of the Park, or hoe any luggestlons tor Improvements partially finished 102 West St., Apt. BS In me Park, Is welcome to attend the hearing noticed herein Cutlass Supreme, blue, # SOLO Ciera 4 Dr, black, # SOLD Rocky Hill, CT 06067 and will be given on opportunity to be heard. walkout basement. STOP!! Clera Cruiser wgn, #SOLD COURT OP FRM ATR, DISTRICT OP MANCHRSTRR Cutlass Supreme, blue, #6654 M4-13 Available at NOTICR OF HRARINO HIGH PRICES” Cutlass Supreme, white, #SOLD NOTICE TO CREDITORS C'of'ne* H. Wickham for the FOREST RIDGE Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #SOLD E S T A T E OF benefit of Wickham Pork. SALE ENDS SAT. DEC. 3.1988 Please Read This CHARLES L. BOGGINI order of Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Judge A eo-unit Cutlass Supreme SL, red, # SOLD CADILLACS The Hon. William E. Fitz­ *L'?**' “ '••?’■'"« «'"• •>• h9f«l on the ollo- condominium Gerald, Judge, of the Court wonce of fold TrOTtee's annual account with said estate and If you are in the market for a new Allante red, # SOLD of Probate, District of Man­ M any other matter p e ^ ln ln g to the operation of the Pork community located MAZDA, chester at a hearing held on the MMcheeter Probate Court, M Center Street, In sold ''OUR LOW PRICES EVEN MAKE OUR CARS SMILE..." on 24 beautifully Eldorado cpe, platinum, #sOLD November 30, 1900 ordered Mancheeter on December 20, 1988 ot 2:00 P.M. PONTIACS that all claims must be pre­ landscaped acres, come into MORIARTY BROS. Eldorado cpe, white, # SOLD By Order of the Court, WAS NOW LeMans 4 dr. white #S O LD sented to the flduclory at the WAS NOW complete with pool, Eldorado cpe, tan, # SOLO address below. Failure to Elizabeth A. Bldwell, 1988 HONDA ACCORD tennis court and LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. blue #SOLD promptly present any such Assistant Clerk 1986 TOYOTA COROUA Seville gray, #SOLO claim may result In the loss 001-12 4 Door. Rod, AutomeUc, P. Steering, carport parking. Compare our advertisements and LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. black #8795 P. Brekes, Mr. Till Steering, *1657 4 Door, Ten, 4 C yl.,, Automstle. P. of rights to recover such ■12995 * 1 2 ,1 9 5 Steering, P. Brake*, Mr, Radio, *1753 Seville blue, #7560 claim. *7195 * 6 7 9 5 Priced at '155,000 LeMans 4 dr. silver, #S O LD TOWN OP MANCHRSTRR Sedan OeVllle blue, #SO LD Johanna Bruder Roy, LROAL NOTICR 1985 DODGE LANCER Principals Only Compare our dealership. We have LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. blue #8777 Assistant Clerk Gold. 4 Cyl.. AutomeUc. P. Steering. 1985 TOYOTA VAN Sedan DeVllle Antelope, t SOLO (7 Pateenger) Sliver, 4 Cylinder, Call 643-2711. Grand Am 2 dr. blue #S O LD The fiduciary Is; The Zoning Board of Appeals mode the following decisions P. Brsket. P. Windows. P. Best. Air, TUI, Sedan DeVllle blue, #SO LO Jane T. Bogglnl, Executrix ot Its meetlno of Novembor 28, 1988: a y la Redlo. Vinyl Top, f1S70 *5995 *5 4 9 5 Automatic, P. Steering, P. Brakes, 8:30am -5pm Grand Am 2 dr. maroon # SOLD 132 Baldwin Road AppHeollan ORORORTTR BANTLY - Denied a variance Mr, Redlo. *1758 *7195 * 6 7 9 5 ★ No Gimmicks Sedan DeVllle blue, # SOLO Manchester, C T 06040 No. 1888 Ask for Grand Am 'LE' 2 dr. gray, #SOLD to Article II, Section 5.02.01(d) to allow exte­ Sedan DeVllle blue. #7587 009-13 rior alterations to an existing structure leod- 1983 TOYOTA CELICA 1986 PLY. COLT PREMIER Mrs. Fromerth ★ Professional Sales Grand Am 'SE' 2 dr. black #8796 Ing to a reouest for a conversion of a single Grey, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed. P. Brekee, Air, TUI Sedan DeVllle blue, # S 0 L 0 f a i ^ to a two fomlly dwelling ot 20 Moore Steering. Redlo. *1673 4 Door, Blue, 4 Cyl.. Automatic, ★ Huge Inventory Grand Am 2 dr. white, #8774 NOTICI OP RICIIPT OP Street, r b Zone. ■7495 *6 9 9 5 P. Steering, P. Brake*. Radio, *1758 Sedan DeVllle blue, #SO LO *5995 * 5 7 9 5 Grand Am 'SE' 2 dr. white #8788 APPLICATION POR POINT Appllcotlen SOURCI MODIPICATION JRFPRRYR.OURLLRTTR-Approvedavorl- 1986 CHEVY PICKUP •k Vehicles with Reliability Sedan DeVllle blue, #SO LO PERMIT No. 1388 Socflon 4.01.01 to allow the 1987 DODGE SHADOW IMORTRAOES Grand Am 4 dr. gray #8801 reduction of ttio front yard to 22 feet (25 feet Blue, 4 Cyl., AutomeUc; P. Steering, Coupe tleVllle blue, # s O L D The A ir Compliance Unit, of P. Brakes, Redlo, *CV-S 4 Dr„ Blue, 4 Cyl., Automatic, Air, and Value Grand Am 'LE' 4 dr, red, #SOLD required) at 140 Hollister Street, RA Zone. ■4495 * 4 1 9 5 P Steering, P. Brekee, TIN, Radio, *1802 Coupe DeVllle blue, #7530 the Department of Environ­ Application *7495 * 7 1 5 0 FALUNG BEHINDT7 Grand Am 'SE' 4 dr, white, #8789 mental Protection hereby Ne. 1187 *i*^y** ■ Approved a variance k Great Deals gives notice of the receipt of to Article IV, Section 7.00.02 to allow the ex­ 1987 HONDA PRELUDE STOP FOMCLOSUREII Grand Am 'SE' 4 dr. red, #8791 application by The Balf pansion of o non-conforming retail use 2 Door, WhHe, 5 Speed, P. Steering, 1984 AUDI SOOOS If you are falling behind on Company af Newington for through on addition of o two cor garage at 621 Tilt, #1731 Brown, AutomeUc, P. Brakes, Grand Am 'SE' 2 dr. red, #8798 CMC TRUCKS permits to modify a Tertiary Hartford Rood, RB Zone. ■10995 * 1 0 ,4 9 5 P. Windows, Air, Radio, *1787 your mortgage paymanta... *7995 * 7 3 9 5 OR...If your home lain fora- Firebird cpe, gray, #SOLD Velocity type stone on Stone AppHcollen A®/* M . i " ; Oenledo variance to A r­ TRUCKS 51 IN STOCK Crusher at 587 North Main Ns. 1181 ticle II, S e c ^ n J.Ol.OI to reduce the front yard 1987 HONDA CRX 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI cloaura, WE CAN HELPI Firebird cpe, white #8747 Street, Manchester, Connec­ f 9 9 '''''« « »o allow Rod. 4 Cyt.. Auto. P. BrikM, Air. Rtdio, No payment program avail­ ticut. tho odditlon ot a two ear gorooe at 22 Woro- •1801 Hatchback, Beige, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed, Firebird Trans Am blue. #8793 READY TO ROLL! noke Rood, RAA Zone. ■7495 * 7 1 9 5 Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power able for up to 2 years. Bad 323’s The application may be ex­ .credit ia not a problamllAtk Firebird Trans Am silver, #8792 amined In the Office of the AppHcotlen MICHARL J. VILLANO - Approved a vari­ Windows, Mr, TNI Wheel, Ratio, *1772 ■11995 *1 1 ,1 9 5 Assistant Director, AE/NSR No. 1889 ance to Article II, Section 3.01.01 to allow re­ 1985 HONDA ACCORD how LOW payments can Grand Prix 2 dr, silver, #SOLD Section, State Office Build­ duction to the minimum side yard to 5 feet (15 White, 4 Cyl., S Speed, P. Steering, 1983 HONDA ACCORD help you SAVE YOUR 626’s ing, 14S Capitol Ayenue, t»ft required) to allow the odcNtlon of a deck P. Brsket. Mr. Redlo. *1738 ■6995 *6 6 9 5 HOME TODAYI Grand Prlx 2 dr, red, #8716 RA .GoedmMidi\, Hartford, Connecticut 06106. which would make the existing detached oor- 4 Or.. Brown, 4 Cyl., Automalle. Air, P. Steering, P. Brakst, Redlo, *1782 Swiss CeflaanatWe Groap Grand Prlx 2 dr. red, #8797 003-12 SSfl? ’*’i*I®* Tord Instead of the rear yord ot ■5595 *5 1 9 5 | 107 Olcott ITrIve, RAA Zone. 1986 BUICK SKYHAWK at (203) 4S4-133G ar MX6’s Grand Prlx 2 dr, allver, # S O LD 2 Door, Blivsr. 4 Cyl.. Automstle. GMCMIAUTY AppHcotlen WILLIAM T. AND RARBARA T. MURPHY - NOTICE TO CREDITORS P. Steering, P. BrakM, Air, Redlo, *1741 1984 HONDA ACCORD LX (203) 4544404 Grand Prlx 'SE' cpe, red. #8771 SERVICE PARTS Ne. 111! vorlonee to Article II, Section •6195 *5 6 9 5 4 Dr., Red, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, PB. PB. PWln., e s t a t e o f 3.01.01(b) to oMow o reduction In the mlnl- Air, Cateett*. *1779 RX7’s Grand Prix cpe, white, #8787 oiNiiAi M6f6Ai IDA B. MENARD, oka ' " “T'lJP t ♦ronfoge fo oproxlmotely 1)6 fget 1988 HONDA CIVIC •6195 *5 9 9 5 I ROOMS IDA $. M ENAR D ?i2l 16* feet to allow the subdivision of land Grand Prlx cpe, blue, #SOLD The Hon. William E. Plli- (130 feet required) ot 443 Lydall Street, RAA 4 Door, Silvor. PS. Rodio, 5 Spood. 1985 CHEV. BLAZER 4x4 FOR RENT Keep that great GM feeling Gorold, Judge, of the Court Zone. •1744 6000 4 dr. white, #8781 ■9495 *8 9 9 5 8 Cyl.. Auto. PB, PB, Air, Redlo, *1782 929’s ■ O E M S with genuine GM parts. of Probate, District of Man­ ■10495 *10 ,19 5 6000 4 dr. blue, #S O LD chester at 0 hearing held on AppHcotlen H*M*-.FA$f ARRTTI - Denied a variance FURNISHED Room, kit­ November 28, 1988 ordered Ne. t i l l to Articm IV, Section 9.03.02 to allow o vorl- 1985 HONDA ACCORD chen and parking privi­ once In the building orto to b t ustd In colcu- leges. Security and that dll claims must be pre­ 4 Door, WhHo. 4 Cyl., 8 Speed, MPV’s AllAlx,vePwm«tttDOJtOIInclud.T.xeR^»rt«- sented to the ttduclary at the l ^ n g th sM rklng requlrementeforo medical P. Steering, P. Brakes, Mr. Redlo, *1745 ■6795 *5 9 9 5 referencs. $75 weekly. oddreee below. Failure to offlee building or a varlonct to reduce the re­ 569-3528 or 649-4248. prom ptly present any such quired number of parking spocot by one ^ 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 . M C To P™. SW - NO. R-pcoOP. To. f™* claim may result In the loss space of 36 Haynes Street, RC Zome. 1987 HONDA CIVIC MANCHESTER. Room and Happy Holidays from of rights to recover such Appllcotten JAMBS W. STRATTON - Approved 0 vorl- 4 Door, WhKe, 4 Cyl., S Speed, for rent. Furnished, claim. Ne. 1313 onM to Article II, Section 2.01.01 to reducettie P. Brakst, TIN Steering. Redlo, *174* ■8495 * 7 9 9 5 kitchen and laundry Johanna Brudgr Roy, southerly sldeyord to lO e/- feet (15 feet re­ ^J\ANa^ST»V^C^ privileges. Busline. Assistant Clerk quired), 40 Nllet Drive, RR Zone. $100 per week. 649-4148. MOWIARAhr BROTMKR8 ~ ] The fiduciary Is; 1986 HONDA CIVIC 24 ADAMS S^/!^N••• 555 Main Street ZONING BOARD DF APPEALS MIGHTY MOURS' and parking privileges. Fn.*$ai.'«4a.m . 301-315 C EM TtlS TK n / J | * J CIOC Mancheeter, CT 06040 Edward Colfman, Secrefory Security and referen­ 008-12 007-12 ______®1986 TOD-E-PRODUCTIONS ces. $75 weekly. 569- ______MANCHESTtIL CONNECTICUT O A O * J I 0 J 3528 or 649-4248. 84 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 2, 1988

MMimENTS HOMES ROOMMATES FUEL OIL/COAL/ TAO CARS CARS CARS FMKIIT FOR RENT WANTED FIREWOOD SALES FOR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE MANCHESTER. Quaittv COVENTRY. 7 rooms SEASDNED Hardwood. 1981HDNDA Civic. Excel­ plus. Available De­ PRCFESSICNAL Female NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 1978 PLYM DUTH Volarl. 2 bedroom, heat, hot One cord toad, $100. 62,000 miles. Good con­ lent condition. $1200 or water, all appliances cember 1. Adults pre­ wanted to shore home eral Statute 23-65 prohibits with some. Non smok­ Delivered locally. 875- the potting of advertise­ Sa// Your Car dition; $1500 742-6214. best offer. 645-1224. Included, air condition­ ferred. References and 7308. s e c u rlfy . $000 per ers only. Available De­ ments by any person, firm or 1987 TD Y D TA MR2, ing, quiet, on busline. cember. $300/month corporation on o telegraph, Silver, 14,000 miles, mid Ideal for middle aged month. 742-7494 or 742- telephone, electric light or 8161. Plus deposit. 647-0155. engine, air condition­ and senior citizens. 247- SPDRTINS power P0I4 or to o tree, n s ing, tinted glass, cruise 5030. $625. M A LE seeking mole/fe- shrub, rock, or any other 4 Lines — 10 Days CLYDE tagJSTOREAND mole room m ate to natural object without o writ­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. c o n tr o l, 5 sp e e d , AVAILABLE Imme­ share farmhouse. $340 ten permit for the purpose of SOS charge each addl- ROUTE $3, VERNON AM/FM c a s s e tte . diately, 1 bedroom OFFICE SPACE EXERCISE Equipment. protecting It or the public ond llonal line, par day. You $10,995. 742-7010, after plus utilities. Private 88 Monta Carlo '6995 apartment. $545. Heat yard, parking, woods, Pre-cor 610 rowing ma­ carries o fine of up to S50 for can cancel iu any time. 5pm.______and hot water Included. O FFIC E Space. 400-1500 Bolton. 645-1466 or 646- chine, $100, M arcy wall eoch offense.______8DRRY, SBEIactraTTypa <10,495 1978 VDLKSWAGDN Rab­ 2 bedroom townhouse. squore feet. Excellent 9788. mounted toble/welghts S A TU R D A Y & Sunday, ND REFUNDS DR 83 Bulok Ragal •6995 bit. Reliable transpora- $650. Heat and hot wa­ locqtlon. $275. 647-9223, fitness system, $125, D ece m b e r 3 & 4. ADJUSTMENTS 88 Maro Lynx •2675 tlon. $200. Call ter Included. Security 643-7175. Spencer Village Crafts complete. 649-8277 af­ 88 Ford Eaoort 4 Dr. •4395 evenings, 643-7086. and references re­ WATKINS Centre. 140 ter 5. Bazaar and Tag Sale CALL HERALD quired. No pets. Boyle and 165 sq. ft. available will take place at the 88 Skylark 4 Dr. •6995 Management Co. 649- December. Telephone I PETS AND Community Hall, 52 CLASSIFIED ae Calabrily 4 Dr. •7695 lAUTDS FDR 4000. answering, word pro­ SUPPLIES Pascal Lane, Manches­ 86 Caprtoa4 Dr. •9995 RENT/LEASE MANCHESTER. Two cessing, copier and LARGE Spruce good tor ter. FR E E coffee and 643-2711 85 Cantury Wgn. •8595 parking. bedroom Townhouse. Fax. Wilson Business X-Mas boughs. Free AQUARIUMS. 5 and 10 88 Cantury 4 Or. •8995 FR EE Milage on low cost Nice location, all ap­ Offices. 647-0073. for cutting and clean­ gallon with hoods, T A G Sale. Did things, M Skytiawk Wag. •5995 auto rental. Village pliances. Heat, hot wa­ ' books, baby clothes, Auto Rentol. 643-2979 or up. 649-3854. stand, pumps and 87 LaSabra 4 Dr. •10,995 ter, carpeting, air con­ I« 7 J INDUSTRIAL C U T Your own Christmas much more. $100.00. toys, baby swing, 646-7044. _____ ditioning. Coll 647-1595. household Items. Sat­ 87 Spactrum 3 Dr. •7995 13* ( property tree. $18. Saturday, Call 646-4575. 86 Cah. Euro 4 Dr. •7995 MANCHESTER. First 9:30-2. Villa Louisa urday, 10-3, no early floor, 2 bedroom apart­ M A N C H E S T E R . 3400 Road, Bolton. birds. 86 Phelps Road, CARS CARS ment In renovated 2 square foot, free­ MISGELLANEDUS Manchester. FDR SALE 872-9111 FDR SALE family house. New ap­ standing Industrial FDR SALE pliances, carpets, etc. building. Loading MANCHESTER $700/month plus utili­ dock, parking. Wood­ LIVING^Ij^HmSTMAS E IG H T month old water- WANTED TD ties. Call 649-2871. land Industrial Park. bed, $325. Courthouse BUY/TRAOE MANCHESTER. Three Principals Only. 643- 19 Lewie St. Dne Gold membership, room heated apart­ 2121. (ce Spring St. tMNnd gmg>) 12Vi months left tor ment. Hot water, $540. $450. Compared to reg­ Old furniture, clocks, Available December 4. 130 J MISCELLANEOUS Open Sat. and Sun. ular price of $700 plus. oriental rugs, lamps, 10am-4pm Eric 649-3426.0 Security, no pets. Call FOR RENT paintings, coins, je­ 646-2426, weekdays. HEAVY EQUIPMENT: $ 2 4 any tree welry, glees & china. FREE TV MANCHESTER. 3'/? GAR AGE for rent. One International Pavstor, room apartment. Heat, car. 31 Prospect Street. 647-9546 18 cubic vord tri-axle Will pay cash. Please stove, refrigerator and $50/month. 872-8095, and leibher 932,1 cubic call, 646-8496. garage. $550 plus secur­ call anytime, leave yard track, Backhoe WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY ity. 649-8641 after 5pm. message. tor rent on on hourly or FOUR Room apartment TRAILER. 32' with FURNITURE dally basis. Call 647- In 4 family. Stove and shelves. Pine Street, 9745 days, or 742-7979, CARS PRE-OWNED CAR OR TRUCK evenings. refrigerator. No pets. Manchester. BREAKFRONT, Excel­ FDR SALE Sa $525/month. 646-7336. $40/month 633-1874. lent condition, dark TRUMPET, $100. Ping INSTJCKJNUA^. EAST HARTFORD. 2 bed­ frultwood, $300. Couch, Pong table, fold up, room oportment, 1st HOUDAY/ excellent condition, $110. Wicker night floor. Stove and re- SEASONAL $200. Two high back stand, $20. Wicker SCHALLER frlgeator. $625. Call 644- I wing chairs, autumn chair, $30. Single head- 1712. prints, excellent condi­ board, $20. Two bar ACURA tion. $100. 643-7791. stools, $40. Riding lawn mower, $200.565-0434 or USED CARS (OVER 50 TO CHOOSE FROM) 646-7339. 87 Accord L X I '11,005 CHRISTMAS TREES TV/STEREO/ FDR RENT. Backhoe, 1 THIS OFFER IS BEING MADE TO MOVE OUR T IAPPLIANCES cubic yard track. Bv 86 Audi 4000S .... •10,305 M OVERSTOCKED INVENTORY OF USED CARS WHICH IS 2 Hickory RIdgi Tree Firm hour, dally or weekly. 87 Mazda RX7 ....•11,995 South River Rd., Coventry FOR Sale. Whirlpool Call 647-9745, days or 87 Toy. Corolla ...• 7.595 DUE TO THE OVERWHELMING SUCCESS OF OUR NEW ^ heavy duty washer and 742-7979, evenings. R. Vltny & Family 742-8354 dryer. 645-0757. 87 Toyota Q T .....• 9,995 CAR REBATE SALE FOR RENT. John Deere 68 Chev K-10.....'13,995 510 Combo with opera­ Tnm Baltd Fr»» tor, tri-axle dump 86 Chav C 2 0 ...... • 7,995 SALE OATES Opan a-B Wad.-Sm. FUEL OIL/COAL/ ^MAMCHltTea FIREWOOD truck with driver. Call 86 SR-S P/U ...... • 8,295 FRIDAY 647-9745, days or 742- 86 LaSabre...... • 6,995 79769, evenings. DECEMBER 2nd SCHOOL* CORO of wood. Cut, spilt, 86 Merc. Sable....' 8,995 riMHOute ______seasoned one year. $85, 85 Audi Q T ...... • 7,995 THRU I 4HCR88TI cash and carry. 646- 3156. ENDROLLS 86 Audi 4000S .... >10.395 SATURDAY 271$ width • 298 65 Olda Clara .....• 7,350 DECEMBER IDth ISVi width • 2 for 298 65 Chev Blazer.... '13,595 AU HWOM MLIt tXCLUDfD CARS CARS CARS MUST ba pickari up at ttia FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Harald Of flea Monday thru 64 Accord LX .....• 6,995 IM/^EOIATE DELIVERY Thuraday bafora 11 a.m.only. 84 Toy. Cemry ....' 6,995 HOME OF SATUKDAY SEKVICE 83 LeSebre...... • 4,995 85 Subaru Q L ..... • 7,995 \llDIIDDAHt 14 HARTFORD TPKE. CARS 84S Center St., SUBURBAN VERNON, CT C£| IC S A D I I Mon .Fti. 9-V. Ssl. SPECIAL PURCHASE FDR SALE Manchester • 647-7077 S 3 t -f O A \ | -S L J Solo,dor icnim “ W 6 4 M 5 5 0 C (PRE-OWNED) PROGRAM CARS 1 ^ MANCHESTER’S 1988 CHEVROLET 1988 BUICK Caprict Clastk WagoM (2) Catrtary Wagoa 4 Door, V8. 3 SaM, AT. TIK. 4 Door. 3 Seat AT, ye, AC. Crulas. TIIL CrulM. All Power, AC, Lug.. Rack AM/FM Starao, Blue FInlah USED CAR *12,995 *11,995 Long term special rate 60 month DEAL financing available to qualified buyers. 1 ’S3 MAZDA 8L 87 LINCOLN '85 OLDS '86 CADILLAC 85 BMW 326E ’87 HONDA COUPE '84 FORD Remainder of factory 6/60 warranty. 1 Wagon TOWNCAR SSpd. FIRENZA PRELUDE F150 Auto Auto WhllaStd. DiVILLE Cap, Nloa Truck Subject to prior sale - Taxes and registration extra. 1 *2,ggg *12.009 Loadad CHEVROLET *17.999 *5.099 *11.099 *0099 *6999 Rl. 83, Windsor Avc. 872-9111 CLYDE BUICK, INC. 1 84 PONTIAC '82 PONTIAC 'SB PONTIAC '87 MERC 06 TOYOTA '86 MERC. '86 PLY. 1 FIREBIRD TRANS AM DODO COUGAR CAMRY BRAND MARQUIS RELIANT T-Topa, Loadad Loadad Only 7700 Brown, 6 Spd. 1 Aulo/AC Mllaa Sllvor, Auto Slua, Auto Slua, 4 Dr., Auto 1 *6595 *4909 *8505 *10.999 *8.090 *8.333 *5.999 How Does Dillon Do It? 1 '84 PONT. 8000 'S3 MERC SR. '86 BUICK '80 TOYOTA '88 VW '87 CHEVY 86 OLDS 1 MARQUIS CENTURY STARLET 8CIR0CC0 Pind Out Before You Buy! Auto Blua. Auto Cualom, Auto NOVA DELTA 88 1 Whito. 4 Spd. Rad, 8 Spaad 4 Or., AT. AC Auto *88 ESCORT *LX* TAURUS 1 *5.909 *5.900 *6.099 *1.900 *0.209 *7.008 2 Door .«7. I ’88 *9.909 Sedan n h w 1 '80 CHEV. '83 CADILLAC f8753 '88 CADILLAC 'S3 D0D8E '87 MERC. 83 MAZDA BLC '88 MERC. 1 CELEBRITY COUSAR ELDORADO SEDAN diVILLE ARIES Wagon SABLE N Wagon. Atuo Sllvar, Auto WMta. Auto BIARRITZ •T- t » a d ^ WhHa Auto 1 *7.ggg *13.990 *2.009 [a *2.090 *10.009 *8.009 *6.999 Air Cond., Stereo w/cass., Auto, PS, PB, Air, Lt. Group, 1 '84 CHEV '87 MERC. ciu Fm M08E '86 BUICK PS, PB, More. 84 FORD INFORMATION '87 MERC. 84 OLDS Wheel Coyers - More 1 CAVALIER T-BIRD MARQUIS RIVIERA Orig. Price...... $10,227“ 1 Wagon, Auto OR OAILY COLONY PARK CUTLASS SUP. Orig. Price...... *13,459“ Brown, Auto Brown, Auto ARRIVALM Auto Wagon, Auto Auto Val. Pkg. Disc...... 677“ Val. Pkg. 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