to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Pec. I, 1987 tons: Talfcfot, Police force Names in the News Engineer Directors rBviiTipjcleiffl^ent / page Alibrio chief threats retires In Woods at work Chicago: Veteren aldentian now mayor / pagie 8 for East / page 17 Vermont town LOS ANGELES (AP) - Emmy Award-winning actor James LYNDONVILLE, Vt. (AP) Woods returned to work on his — For 22 years, J. Leo latest film after being sidelined Desjardins and his wife, Ro­ for two weeks with pneumonia, a spokeswoman says. semary, ran the Lyndonville “He probably coujd have used Police Department in a reno­ anoUier week, but lie had to get vated wood shed off their back to work,” Andrea Jaffe said kitchen. Monday as production of "The Until they retired Monday. Boost” resumed. DesJardins was the chief and Woods, 40, was hospitalized for Mrs. Desjardins the dis­ a week with pneumonia. mauflinitrr patcher. They ran the depart­ itV "The Boost,” co-starring Sean ) MHiichiisliii A City iil Viilayf; Chan limlh ment with the help of a Young of "No Way Out” as part-time officer. Woods’ wife, has been described ‘Tve enjoyed meeting peo­ as a dark love story. Woods plays ple and I’ve epjoyed helping a New York hustler and tax- people, hut I would like to have shelter salesman who bums out in Wednesday, Dec. 2,1987 30 Cents my home to myself,” said Mrs. the fast lane and turns to drugs. :X Desjardins, 67. The film is being produced by ’ / She said her husband, who Hemdale Film Corp., the inde­ has been in law enforcement pendent company whose hits for 46 years, wasn’t so excited include “Platoon,” “Hooslers” about stepping down. Explosions■ rip ■ and ’’The Terminator.” Hemdale JAMES WOODS B ETTY FORD “I’m tired and I’m glad I’m also produced “Salvador,” which .. . pneumonia over . . . recovers at home retiring, but the chief isn’t,” earned Woods’ an Academy she said. ‘ ‘He liked what he was Award nomination for Best Robert Arnot as health corres­ Food Drive. doing, he did. He's going to Actor. miss it.” pondent and Robert Krulwich as The burglary apparently oc­ mills in Putnam Woods won an Emmy this year Desjardins, 70, said he will economics correspondent. Cha­ curred sometime during the long for portraying a mentally ill man holiday weekend, said police Lt. E miss providing protection to rles Osgood and Faith Daniels did in the television special newsbreaks. O.L. .Tol)iison. PUTNAM (AP) - Explosions set off a the complex where flames shot 60 feet the 1,700 residents of Lyndon­ y 'h “Promise.” raging blaze in a mill complex today as into the air. A flammable liquid set ville, but he admitted that Smith, a former Denver news at least 10 fire companies hampered by Kennedy Drive ablaze in the immediate anchor and talk-show host, has The food had been set aside for having the department in his needy city residents. Weaver dense smoke fought to contain flames area and the roadway was closed to home presented some Betty Ford home been with CBS since 1986. that shot 60 feet into the air. traffic. problems. LEO DESJARDINS AND HIS WIFE, ROSE said. RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. All employees working in the building The initial blast around 8:S0a.m. was “Its had its disadvantages, . . . police chief and dispatcher for 22 years LIFE hopes to collect five tons were accounted for and only two minor followed by smaller explosions, ob­ like having a holiday dinner (AP) — Former first lady Betty Tip ’ recuperating injuries were reported, hospital officials servers said. mont village, was sworn in Ford is home from the hospital of donated canned goods and and having some drunk wander breed,” the chief said. “The BOSTON (AP) — Form er other non-perishables in Opera­ said. ”It’s unreal. It went so fast,” Town new ones coming in, they don’t Monday night. after quadruple coronary bypass C in. That’s happened once,” he The fire In this depressed eastern Clerk Lillian Newth said from town hall surgery. House Speaker Thomas P. “Tip” tion Santa Claus, which begins said. want to be bothered with Dziobek won’t work out of his O’Neill Jr. was recuperating in Thursday, the actor said. Connecticut mill town near the Massa­ a few blocks away. He said several times a week having the department In^our “She’s doing very well,” Penny chusetts and Rhode Island borders sent Flames and smoke were visible from home, Mrs. Desjardins said. Circle, chief of staff for former good condition after his second he would be awakened in the home. I don’t think there’s the operation in two weeks, and flames 60 feet into the air and blanketed at least five miles away, observers said. middle of the night to answer dedication anymore.” Asked where the new depart­ President Gerald Ford, said the sky with smoke so dense it blocked ’’Billowing black clouds of smoke are Monday. “The president is with expects to go home in about a No more ‘Alice’ the sunlight. filling the sky, and we can see flames calls. Jim Dziobek, the new police ment will be in town, she said, week, his surgeon says. “We are the last of a dying chief in this north-central Ver­ “They don’t have any idea.” her.” WASHINGTON, Mass. (AP) - ’’The ... explosions were one after flickering in the distance,” said Pat Mrs. Ford, 69, underwent the O’Neill, 74, underwent surgery another — just boom, boom, boom, Hedenberg, a secretary at Day Kimball surgery to clear her right carotid Monday to remove 90 percent of Folk singer Arlo Guthrie ob­ boom,” said David Etoylan, a reporter Hospital. his prostate gland at Brigham served the 20th anniversary of and photographer for the local news­ Hospital spokesman Roger Leduc artery at Eisenhower Medical “Alice’s Restaurant,” the anti­ Center on Nov. 20. and Women’s Hospital. paper, the Observer Patriot. said that a worker in the burning Bing in U.S. She had expected to be released Tissue removed from the en­ war ballad of his Thanksgiving Officials were not able to say complex was treated for smoke inhala­ in time for Thanksgiving, but her larged gland appeared benign, Day arrest for littering, by immediately where the fire started but tion and another man was injured when doctor kept her in the hospital but tests were to be conducted pledging not to sing the song for Bud Shippee, owner of Shippee Pools he was struck in the chest by a cable. with wife to longer to make sure she had this week to confirm that diagno­ another decade. located 150 feet from the mill, sail) a The incident occurred near the recovered completely, Ms. Circle sis, doctors said. Guthrie sang the song Saturday firefighter told him that ”a chemical industrial city’s downtown section, settle affairs said. “The speaker is doing beauti­ before a full house at Carnegie barrel blew up near the furnace in the where several other businesses report­ The family visited her at the fully,” Dr. Jerome P. Richie, who Hall in New York. boiler room of Priority Finishing.” edly were evacuated. hospital on the holiday, Ms. Circle performed the surgery, said after He has no intention of singing it Priority Finishing Co. and Dimension Town Hall switched to emergency NEW YORK (AP) - Sir for at least another 10 years, the Sail Cloth Inc., a firm that supplied sail power after the ffre shut down an Rudolf Bing, the former Metro­ said. the 90-minute operation on the Massachusetts Democrat. 40-year-old singer said in Monday cloth for the Americas Cup races, are electric company substation, Newth politan Opera impresario de­ in an interview from his home in ajed in a three-story, 100,000-square- said. clared incapable of handling O’Neill is expected to be hospitalized another week to 10 this small western Massachu- tiiection of the old brick complex that ’’There’s a small substation right next his estate by courts here, has Morning TV wars Kwas engulfed in flames. to this building that they had to shut returned from England with days, Richie said. setts town. Dovid Koel/Monchaitar Harold NEW YORK (AP) - Veteran He received a permanent colos­ “I didn’t really sing it until this ’Three other businesses were evacu­ down,” Newth said. his wife to sort out their year/’ he said. “I stopped doing ated but were did not immediately catch ”My gosh, there’s a- lot of white financial affairs. anchorwoman Kathleen Sullivan tomy Nov. 18 after a -small fire, authorities said. smoke,” she said. ”Oh, the flames are and newcomer Harry Smith led cancerous tumor was removed that in 1972, but I brought it back Getting the scoop The 85-year-old Bing and his briefly when (President) Carter ”We heard a blast and everybody terrible again. Oh, my word. It just 48-year-old wife, Carroll, CBS’ newest team in the from his lower bowel. cahne outside then there were about four doesn’t seem possible anything can burn breakfast-time television wars O’Neill retired in January after started that registration deal,” Tim LeDoyt of Coventry checks bluj^prints While complete by Sei>teniber 1988, is being built by C.E. lid. Scott Burton,. A> eluded reporters waiting at he said, referring to selective Kennedy International Airport into battle as “CBS This Morn­ 34 years in Congress, and lives on construction goes orrsrbund him thismorhing St the Larson of Mancliester Development andlhs-Arbors - feLTvelding Ch. m ril^ Eaton oTGrubeCamera Shop ing” made its debut. Cape Cod with his wife, Mildred. service registration. Arbors at Hop Brook, a 114-unit retirement complex Development Corp. Fire and rescue squads from 10 downtown said she was closing early on Monday after arriving on a • “It seems like we’ve been doing The popular 1967 song chro­ British Airways flight from surrounding communities converged on because of the loss of power. this for years,” Smith said nicled the 1965 arrest that kept at 403 W. Center St. The complex, which should be London. Guthrie out of the draft because of They reportedly went to Monday, and he could have been Everything taken SIR RUDOLF BING AND HIS WIFE, CARROLL talking about himself. his conviction for littering. But it Bing’s apartment near Central . . . back In Bing’s New York apartment LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bur­ became outdated, its author said. 2 Sullivan, CBS’ prize recruit Park. glars ransacked a food charity’s “The war was over, the draft Asked at London’s Heathrow from ABC who has filled in on DiRosa backs reopening of Highland Park School was found each time by police. ABC’s “Good Morning Amer­ distribution center over the was over, there was no purpose in Airport why he was returning, his $900,000 estate. Thanksgiving weekend, and stole singing it,” Guthrie said. “Be­ Bing said “I like New York. Blyn appointed a conserva­ The Bings also were unable to ica,” seemed ill at ease, fluffing segues at some points. But by the 50 tons of food as well as sides, it practically took up a By Andrew J. Davis crunch in elementary schools. was one who opposed the closing However, school officials predict as house the Day Treatment Program all at once or to open in stages, We’ve been here for a while, tor to protect Bing’s estate and pay one hotel bill. Monchester Herald. Funding for the project would initially.” many as 400 new students in range from $728,400 to $851,400. Kennedy said today. Currently, he Bing was bom in Vienna and end of the show, she seemed to computers and office equipment, half-hour each night. That’s fine and enough Is enough.” barred Bing’s wife from spend­ says actor Dennis Weaver, who when you’ve got a 2‘/4-hour require the approval of the Board of The proposal to reopen the school elementary schools within the next Kennedy said. The Day ’Treatment said he favors a proposal to open ing any of his assets or came to Britain in the 1930s, have relaxed a bit. Program, now housed in Highland Bing said he and his wife of 11 Sports correspondent Jim helped found the group. concert, but I’ve been doing The reopening of the Highland Directors. should be heard by the Board of five years. Chirrent enrollment is kindergarten through third grade months hoped to get their incurring any debts in his where he headed the Glynde- Park School in 1989 moved another ”We as a board have been made Directors by March, DiRosa said. 3,478 students. Park School, would be moved to in 1989, with plans to add successive name. He also gave the conser­ boume Opera and founded the Lampley didn’t make it into the “Everything was taken that shows with other people and I The school board will discuss the Bentley under the proposal. grades over consecutive years. affairs sorted out in New York, wasn’t bolted down.” Weaver only get an hour or so to play.” step closer today when Mayor aware of the process. ’ ’ DiRosa said. The Board of Directors is in the where state Supreme Court vator permission to start pro­ famed Edinburgh Festival. He studio in time for his first-hour Peter P. DiRosa Jr. supported the ’’Whatever (Superintendent James process of forming a subcommittee school’s reopening at its Monday Also, refurbishing Highland Park ”By adding (grades), you hold retained British nationality, report. Otherwise, first-day said Monday. night meeting, said Kennedy. The could cost up to $225,000 plus an the students there,” he said. Justice Arthur Blyn ruled ceedings to annul Bing’s Weaver said he learned of the • proposal. P.) Kennedy recommends should to look into the space needs of the earlier this year that Bing is marriage. though he moved to the United glitches were mostly technical. Emperor of Brazil The long-range planning commit­ be acceptable to the board. schools and other government board will meet at 7:30 p.m. at 45N. additional $716,000 for stiffing, if ail ’’That’s the Initial plan, but you States in 1949, and was knigh­ The new show retained burglary at the Love Is Feeding tee of the Board of Education voted ”I have heard ^ no opposition entities, he said. School sr. the school’s grades are opened at may have to speed up the timetable. “afflicted with senile brain During their stay in Britain, Everyone, or LIFE, distribution Don Pedro was proclaimed con­ degeneration, or Alzheimer’s Bing was reported missing on ted for his contributions to weatherman-funnyman Mark Monday to recommend that the (from other board members),” Despite the protests of parents, Initial start-up costs for Highland once, he said. That’s your plan today. They may McEwen from its predecessor, center shortly before he was to stitutional emperor of Brazil in 1822 Park and renwations to the town- The board also will aiscuss disease” and unahle to care for an least three occasions but music. as the country won formal inde­ school board reopen the school in DiRosa said. ”I personally support the school was closed in 1984 ’’The Morning Program.’’ announce plans for the sixth- the wake of a predicted space the reopening of Highland Park. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 2, 1987 — $ » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. Dec. 2, 1987 Suffield jail plans OK Roard OKs f'eorganization New Cheney More study due HARTFORD (AP) - A review by "W e’re not giving up,” he said, bids .Dec.\ ■ ‘ 15 the governor’s office of a plan to adding that no option, including on comment rules build an 800-bed, nnedium-security court action against the state, had of engineering department New bids wil) be opened for the prison in Suffield concluded that the been ruled out. first phfise of interior renovation By Andrew Yurkovskv Barbara B. Weinberg, another project should go forward. Kuias said he had not seen the Weinberg — voting for it. and allow him to gain his license to historic Cheney Hail at 8 p.n).. Manchester Herald director, has supported Cassano’s TTie review, by Gov. William A. report, but planned to review it with By Andrew Yurkovskv Tuesday, Ded. 15, in the hearing proposal, but she recommends that .Manchester Herald A second proposal fora one-year later. ' O’NellTs legal counsel. Jay W. lawyers hired by the town to fight limit was defeated 6-3 aloqg party Under the approved change, the room of Lincoln Center. The town Board of Directors has board meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. Jackson, was requested by Suffield the project. lines, with the Republican minority position of town engineer would Bids submitted Nov. 4 have again put off adopting a new set of rather than the customary 8 p.m. O’Neill said he supported Jack- A reorganization of the town officials who were angry when the outnumbered by the Democrats. remain vi(cant. It could be filM in been rejected by the Cheney Hall procedures for listening to com­ The Board of Directors ddbated son’s conclusions and that the only engineering department that will state chose their town for the $86 The last proposal, which would the future if the town had the need Foundatipn because they were ment from the public. for several minutes Tuesday on way the choice of Suffield could eliminate the position of town million facility. have eliminated the requirement for additional engineering staff, far In excess of the amount of The directors voted instead dur­ how to proceed before agreeing to have been changed would have engineer and will make the depart- Jackson concluded in his report, for licensing, was d efeat^ 7-1. Kandra said. money available for thg work. ing their meeting Tuesday night in table action on the procedures. been if mistakes had been found in I ment’s design upit permanent was released on Tuesday, that the Naab, who proposed that the An effort by Kandra this summer Since then the amount the Lincoln Center hearing room to When one board member said that the way it was selected. ; approved Tuesday night by the selection had been made "in an requirement be eliminated, was the to have the post filled by an planned has been drasucally have four board members work out the Democrats should hold a caucus He said no such mistakes were ; town Board of Directors. objective, consistent and fair only member of the board to vote in unlicensed engineer was rejected reduced. the details of a rules change and to refine the proposals before found and that themethods used by In place of the town engineer, a manner." favor of his proposai. Osella did not by the Board of Directors. The low base bid Nov. 4 was report back to the board as a group continuing discussion with the full the Justice Planning Division of the ' new position of director« f engineer­ Suffield First Selectman Paul A. cast a vote on the question. Assistant Town Engineer Wil­ $288,800. The Cheney Hall Foun­ next week. hoard. Democratic Director James Office of Policy and Management ing services will be created. The ‘ Kuias said the report would not end Naab said that the previous two liam Camosci, who is now handling dation, which controls the town- Three members of the board have F. "Dutch” 'Fogarty suggested that were proper. intent is to hire someone without a Suffield’s fight against the facility. votes indicated that the directors thp duties of town engineer, is owned hall, has about $70,000 submitted written proposals to professional license who will be members ofvboth parties should were not serious about setting a considered one of the prime candi­ available now for interior change the time the directors hear caucus. , I able to take over the essential reasonable deadline for licensing. dates fpr the position of director of renovation. comment from the public. The duties of town engineer. That proposal prompted Director Earlier in the meeting, Naab engineering services. He does not Work, mostly demolltlon ip change is needed, the (Urectors For more than a year, the town Naab, a Republican, to argue that Manchester in Brief questioned why it was necessary to have a professional license. make way for later renovation, agree, to keep board meetings brief has failed in four attempts to fill the the procedures were not a party create a new position rather than Another possible candidate, Kan- will be confined to the basement while allowing the public ample position of town engineer. One issue. Zoning board approves decks revising the requirements of town ' dra said Tuesday, Is a civil engineer of the hall. It will include opportunity to comment on agenda ' successful applicant quit the Job Naab suggested a subcommittee engineer. Kandra said that one In the design unit who recently removing a concrete slab, exca­ items. after only three days to return to be formed to look at the various The Zoning Board of Appeals Monday approved a variance reason for his proposal is that received his license. vating about a foot beneath the The board was expected to adopt proposals and report back tb the allowing developer Frank J.T. Strano to add 11 decks onto private consulting. developers expect someone with In the design unit, only three of slab, and pouring a new slab. a new set of procedures during its The design unit was created in other directors, but Cassano condomium units currently under construction at 201 New State the title of engineer to have a the four workers will become The lowest section of a stairway second meeting last month but 1984 for a three-year trial period in argued that any decision should be Road. ’ professional license. permanent employees. They are in the southeast comer of the postponed any action until this order to cut down on the cost of made by the full board. The complex, called River Mill Estates, consists of 17 units. To Kandra also said that, due to the the civil engineer, an engineering hall will be removed in connec­ month’s first meeting on Tuesday outside design work. Public Works Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., in the build the decks, which would Jut out eight feet, the rear yard had tight market for engineers, the technician and an engineering aide. tion with that work. night. Director George A. Kandra recom­ compromise that was approved by to be reduced from the required 30 feet to 22 feet, requiring a town would be in a better position to The position of draftsman will If the cost is low enough an old A proposal by Director Stephen mended to the Board of Directors the board, proposed that four board variance. But Strano and East Catholic High School, which owns hire a less experienced engineer remain a temporary one. boiler and a wood floor in one T. Cassano in a memorandum to the that the unit be made permanent members examine the proposals on the soccer field behind the condominiums, agreed to establish a section of the basement will be board suggests that the public because of continued demand for removed. should be allowed to comment on a less formal basis. Those members E 20-foot easement at the rear yard, increasing the yard to nearly 50 design work and because of ex­ A small addition may also be administrative reports on issues to will be Cassano, Naab, Weinberg feet. p e c t turnover if greater Job built at the rear of the building. be acted on by the board on the and Mary Ann Handley. security is not provided. Directors disband If It Is built, contractors will be night of any given meeting. Other There was little talk on the actual Getty station to open snack shop The move to make the design unit able to use the hole they have to administrative reports would be merits of any of the proposed permanent was approved unanim­ cut in the foundation as a means given after the comment period. changes, but Director Kenneth N. Getty Petroleum was granted a special exception permit by the ously by the board alter brief of getting excavation equipment Director Geoffrey Naab, In a Tedford did raise an objection to discussion during its meeting in the youth commission C^ssano’s proposal. He said the Zoning Board of Appeals Monday to open a snack shop at a Into the basement. That would separate memorandum, proposed board has sometimes voted to gasoline station at 176 Tolland Turnpike. Lincoln Center hearing room. But reduce the amount of hand that members of the public be able the proposal for the new position of sus[>end its rules and act on Space would be added on to the existing attendance area for the ftogliMid Plnto/ManehMtfr H«raM Bv Andrew Yurkovskv made by former commission digging that will be needed. to comment on agenda items during director of engineering services Adanchester Herald information in the reports, even C snack shop, which will have a cooler area for Juices and soft member Gregory Kane earlier this Some demolition work has either of the board’s two monthly created extended debate by board though they weren’t on the agenda. drinks, said Ronald Fortune, who represented Getty at the ZBA Toys tor Joy year. Under that plan, representa­ already been done by people meetings. Comment on non-agenda members about the need for the After years of dwindling interest, required to do public service as items, however, would be allowed In light of that, Tedford said, the hearing. The hearing was held in the Lincoln Center hearing tives of each of the town’s Junior new position and about when a the Manchester Commission on high schools and high schools would part pf court-imposed sentences. only during the second meeting of board should-allow comment from room. Peter Series, a firefighter with the Town Fire Department, the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. Toys may person hired to fill it would be Children and Youth has been meet at a different school periodi­ the public on all reports. Getty hasn’t decided on hours for the shop, but Fortune said accepts toys Tuesday from Kimberly Nielsen, 6, of be left at the department, next to Town Hall, or at the expected to gain his license. dissolved. they would probably be 7 a.m. to 1a.m. or something similar. The cally to discuss matters of interest Vernon and Matt Gustafson, 12, of Manchester, for the Eighth District station, ComFed offices or at Manchester 'The new post was eventually to young people. shop is an accessory use for gas customers. approved 7-2, with Republican The town Board of Directors Toys for Joy Program to aid needy families sponsored by Mall on Main Street. voted unanimously during its Tues­ Weinberg said she had received Directors Geoffrey Naab and Ro­ the written proposal from Kane but nald Osella the only board day meeting to disband the nine- year old commission after deter­ had determined that It would not be Hartford police probing death members voting against it. feasible because of a lack Interest With a COMFED Home Equity Loan, mining that the commission is no Naab argued that a limit of two to on the part of the Board of longer active. Hartford police are investigating the death of a Manchester ‘Radio Free Manchester’ planned three years for the person to gain Education. Her proposal would man who died Monday, a day after police found him lying on the his license, as suggested by Kan­ While the Board of Directors likely not have to be approved by a new bathroom doesn’t have pavement at the intersection of Maple and Franklin avenues. dra, was too long. The position as voted to disband the commission, the Board of Education since the emphasize ...if you’re serious about the subcommittee would like to said. Costs for the studio have not Lt. Ronald Ciak of the Hartford Police Department’s By Andrew J. Davis approved carries no specific limit, some members on Tuesday sug­ student representatives would not this thing, you’ll push it along.” he have the station operating by next been determined because a location evidenciary services division said today that an autopsy was AAanchester Herald but it does say that the person hired gested that some other outlet be meet at the schools. scheduled to be performed today on Christopher Brian Daly, 22, said. semester, said subcommittee has not been selected. must obtain professional licensing to be a pipe dream. established to tap the talent of The youth forum proposed by Plans to bring a radio station to He said his last similar project member Kenneth Kudra. But Ted Wohlsen, subcommitteee of 360 Oakland St., whodied Monday at Hartford Hospjtil. He had "within a reiasonable period." town’s young people. Weinberg, which would have three took two years to complete because “ We were hoping to have the chairman, said costs for the studio been placed on life support systems after being rushed from the Manchester Community College . Osella had said he would not vote Director Barbara B. Weinberg or four representatives from each of a plethora of planning problems. station operating next semester, may be cut since the subcommittee scene of the incident. continue to move forwai^. for the post unless a specific said this morning she will propose high school, would meet once or ‘hie first order of business for but that’s a bit unrealistic. A year has worked out an agreement with Ciak said he could not provided any details of the Harold Dorshug, a retired engi­ deadline were set. at next week’s board meeting that twice a year. The forum might take Dorshug will be to conduct a would be our outside framework,” WKHT of Hartford-Manchester to circumstances surrounding the death. neer for the Channel 3 television " I simply think that’s too long.” the board establish a youth forum up issues of particular concern to feasibility study, said Rory Bruce, he said. donate equipment. ’The final dona­ “ We don’t know how it happened," said Ciak. “ It could have station WFSB and radio station Naab said after Director Stephen T. made up of several representatives youth, or it could look into towbwide WTIC. has been hired as a consul­ Student Senate president. The The station would begin as a tion list has not been finalized, he been an accidental fall, he could have been hit by a car, we don’t Cassano suggested a two-year from each of the town’s high issues, such as the relationship study must be done first since the low-frequency station around cam­ said. tant by the Student Senate Radio deadline. " I f we’re going to have schools. Though she could not say between the town government and know.” college administration has not pus by using a radio carrier system, Station Subcommittee. Dorshug any requirement at all, we should what specific issues the forum the Eighth Utilities District, Wein­ Hartford Police Sgt. Richard Grocki said that it has not yet was introduced to the nine-member approved the formation of a radio but plans would be for it to have a requirement that’s going to been determined if the incident was a motor vehicle accident. Deadly gas escape would look into, she did say it could berg said. subcommittee at its meeting station, he said. eventually acquire its own AM mean something.” The Commission on Children and Daly had attended Manchester schools and was employed by Enough carbon dioxide gas es­ act as an advisory group to the Tuesday. "W e have to convince our admin­ frequency. ’The students have ten­ Director Mary Ann Handley said Youth was formed in 1978 as a Brand-Rex Co. of Manchester. The funeral is scheduled for istration that this is feasible,” tatively named the station WRFM caped in a deadly cloud from board. Dorshug told the subcommittee the board should leave it up to Weinberg said that the forum means for teen-agers to discuss Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Assumption. Burial will Bruce'said. “They have a lot of for Radio Free Manchester. Cameroon’s Lake Nyos in August of members that it is up to them to ^-“ Kandra to decide If the director of would differ from the now-defunct their concerns and as a way to get be in St. James Cemetery. The John F. Tierney Funeral Home is Costs for the station could range 1986 to lower the water level by make sure the plans for the station concerns.” engineering services is taking too commission in that it would be teen-agers involved in the commun­ If administration approval can be between $8,000 to $14,000, plus costs more than three feet, says National of a new bathroom or other in charge of arrangements. are not put on the backbumer. long to get his license. She said that made up entirely of young people. ity as a whole. Turnover on the of building a new studio, Dorshug Geographic. " If there’s one thing I want to gained within the next few weeks. the director’s workload could take Commission members had in­ commission had been high in recent home improvement may have away time needed to prepare for cluded adults and youths. years, and attendance at meetings testing for the license. The proposal is similar to one had been very low. sent your renovation dreams down the drain. 2 Several alternatives were re­ Almanac jected by the board before the But here’s a way to foHow through on all your THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER position was ultimately approved Tl>e Acco-Weather* forecast lor 8 A J I. Tlmisday. December 3 \ Accu-Weather‘^'forecast for Thursday without a specific licensing dead­ Top court grants new projects, with one of the mosf practical and affordable Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Dec. 2, 1987 TODAY’S MOON: Between line. The first, which would have set first quarter (Nov. 27) and a three-yeardeadline, wasdefeated sources of cash available to homeowners today. Today Is the 336th full moon (Dec. 5). o 5-4, with Naab and three Demo­ trial to Coventry man FI day of 1987 and the cratic directors — Cassano, Ken­ It’s a COMFED Home Equity Loan, and it lets you 7lst day of autumn. TODAY’S TRIVIA: What Broadway mu­ neth N. 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N¥W-, HAVEN (AP) - Yale The Associated Press Although Aronson said the policy regulations. > . warned New Haven that-It may University’s unionized worKers BOLTON — Reimbursement request is not aimed at any WASHINGTON - The chairman Burnett warned that without challenge In court the han­ have substantially reduced their HARTFORD — Local school particular situation, the New of the National Transportation action, it is likely the number of from the ^tate for the new Bolton dling of students with AIDs. demands (or wages, child care and boards would be “ put on notice” If Haven school system currently Safety Board says federal reviews major collapses will increase as High School library media center State AIDS education guidelines health benefits in hopes of reaching the state Board of Education adopts does not allow children with ac­ of state bridge inspection programs bridges built during the boom of the may be in jeopardy if code “ have been very forthright for over contract agreement with the Ivy a recommended policy of admitting quired immune deficiency syn­ must be improved to avoid disas­ 1950s and 1960s continue to decay. violations in school buildings are three years In how to deal with this League school, union officials said. children with AIDS to regular drome to be taught In regular ters like the 1983 collapse of the not remedied. Issue,” Aronson said. “ Students ; Despite the latest union proposal, “ The safety board is concerned On Tuesday. Schobl Superintend­ classrooms, a state official says. classrooms. the university let pass an informal Mianus River Bridge in about the collapse of three major “ It would (have an effect) — and (with AIDS) should be educated In ent Richard E. Packman and Board "It is putting districts on notice deadline of Tuesday for reaching Connecticut. bridges in less than (our years,” this is very important — provided regular classrooms, barring spe­ of Education Chairman James H. that this is what we believe and this agreement on new contracts for James Burnett told a House Burnett said. “ We believe that there is a case in controversy: A cial circumstances.” . Marshall gave the Board of Select­ is the position we w ill take,” Mark clerical ^nd blue-collar workers, subcommittee Tuesday that re­ these collapses suggest that the parent or guardian of any child men a recent letter from the state A. Stapleton, chief of legal affairs Special treatment could be war­ said Steve Fortes, vice president of views by the Federal Highway current bridge inspection program affected by New Haven’s instruc­ Department of Education that said for the Department of Education, ranted for children with open sores, Local 34 of the Federation of Administration are "paper audits” ... needs Improvement.” said Tuesday. tional policy interested in challeng­ specific behavioral prdWems or / that rarely include on-site observa­ if progress In correcting code University Employees. ing that policy.” Burnett said an administration violations is not continued, the state The department has operated by special medical conditions, accord­ Local 34 represents the unlversi- tions of state Inspections. While lacking force of statute or proposal specifying certain Inspec­ will probably deny aid for the a set of guidelines for the last three ing to the guidelines. . ty’jB,, clerical workers; Local 35 “ Reviews by the Federal Hligh- years urging local school districts regulation, a policy carries more tion changes focuses on the number library media center. AIDS, which destroys the body’s represents the service and mainte­ way Administration do little more of inspections instead of their to allow AIDS children to be taught weight than a guideline in court, ability to ward of other diseases and First Selectwoman Sandra W. nance workers. than verify that state bridge quality. Pierog said this morning that a in regular classrooms. Aronson said. infections, is transmitted through inspection reports... are completed Several AIDS children in New The Ilatest proposal represents a “ The quality, that is, the extent Hartford architectural firm that Adopting the guidelines as policy intimate sexual contact and con­ and thatalltheboxesare checked,” Haven are tutored elsewhere than $12.4 million reduction from the and detail, of the inspections are of examined the violations estimated would give them slightly different taminated blood and blood 'K, Burnett said. The federal govern­ packtige the workers were orgi- more concern to the safety board that correcting them would cost legal status in case a parent or in school. New Haven school products. ment, in its oversight role of state Superintendent John Dow says is nally seeking. Fortes said. than their frequency,” Burnett from $305,000 to $400,000. guardian ever challenges local bridge inspections, “ promises the following state regulations on com­ Aronson said the educational University negotiators were said. The code violations were cited by school district methods of instruct­ public a whole lot more than it’s municable disease — not AIDS guidelines were established alter pleased, with proposal, but many the Department of Elducatlon dur­ ing children with AIDS. delivering.” The chairman said the Mianus education guidelines— in establish­ careful consultation with the state issues mtist still be discussed, said ing an inspection made last year in The request is up for discussion Burnett said lax state inspections collapse occurred nine months ing the instructional policy. Department of Health Services. Yale Secretary Sheila Wellington. relation to Bolton's grant applica­ before the board at its December and failure of the Federal Highway after an Inspection, and the Chicka­ meeting today and will likely be The policy is not being challenged She said there is “ very little “ We think some progress has tion for money to finance the been made and we’re pleased about AP photo Administration to oversee those sawbogue Bridge went down just E by a parent or guardian, but the controversy in the medical com­ construction of the media center. voted upon in January, Deputy local programs led to the Mianus three weeks after a survey. Commissioner Lorraine M. Aron- city’s Departmental Health is on munity about this issue.” it.” she said. “ It would have been Pierog said the violations include extremely helpful to the process if Going home collapse that killed three motorists A cornerstone of the administra­ wiring and piping on laboratory this had happened earlier.” Mitchell, the youngest heart transplant and the 1985 Chickasawbogue tion’s proposal is to stretch from tables, equipment Used to remove Employees in both bargaining Leigh Boyd, right, her husband. Bob, Bridge collapse in Alabama. two years to four years the fumes from the industrial arts lab, units will 'ihieet tonight at 7; 30 p.m. and daughter, Jennifer, admire 7-week- recipient, will be living in Redlands, He said the problem also may inspection Interval for certain and a refrigerator motor that is not Fading surplus shifts focus in the Payne-Whitney Gymnasium old Mitchell Boyd, who was released Calif., for the next year s6' doctors can have played a role in the April bridges. ' explosion-proof. A school official at Yale to plan actions in response monitor his progress. The Boyds live in collapse of a bridge over the Burnett said while that may be said the violations are not signifi­ from Loma Linda University Medical Schoharie Creek In upstate New to the ^Tbesday deadline, union Center Tuesday In Loma Linda, Calif. St. Alberta, Alberta. acceptable for newer bridges and cant enough to present serious officia1a?s0id. York that killed 10. certain low-risk spans, the govern­ C problems If they were left unat­ Univeretty officials have said "The agency, the engineer and ment should not extend the time from tax cuts to spend limits the inspector must know the bridge, tended for a period of time. AP photo they did not agree to the informal Interval for any bridge until two Marshall and Packman could not deadline. The current three-year its history and its environment, and inspections are conducted over a Scholars surprised to discover understand in detail what to look for be reached this morning for loudly urging a tax cut for months, budget year with a $365.2 million contracts don’t expire until Jan. 16, period of several years. Bv Judd Everhart in an inspection. Had this been the comment. Marked with an X said Tuesday that the emphasis surplus wlttiout cutting any state but the union had hoped to reach The Associated Press situation, the Mianus and Chicka­ In addition, he said other bridges The letter presented by Packman may have to shift now to limiting agreement well before then. The innovative X-tail design is a unique feature of the taxes. sawbogue Bridges may well not may need inspections more fre­ and Marshall said that if the Bolton increases in spending. • Early estimates showed More than 5,700 Yale students, HARTFORD — With the ex­ prof wrote for pro-Nazi paper have collapsed,” he said. quently than once every two years, Board of Education should stop Spirit of Akron, the newest of the Goodyear biimps, now “ If we can... get people to think in another, albeit modest, surplus on faculty ' and other community pected budget surplus almost gone Burnett told the House Public depending on their age, d e s i^ and making progress in correcting the undergoing test fiights near Akron, Ohio. The X-tail terms of budget increases of 10 the way In 1987-88. members, plus 100 city businesses, now. Republican legislative lead­ have been influenced by his uncle, Works and Transportation subcom­ environment. violations, “ the state would proba­ percent or less, then personally I Deputy 0PM Secretary Howard had signed cards supporting the NEW HAVEN (AP) - Humani­ The newspaper articles, under de offers better ground clearance on takeoff and features a ers say they may have to join the Henri de Man. who was a minister mittee on investigations and over­ Burnett praised the Federal bly exercise its right to deny state think that would be as good as a tax G. Rifkin said the diminishing Tuesday deadline for a settlement, ties scholars were surprised to Man’s name, included book re­ fly-by-wire control system for ease of handling. Democrats and shift the emphasis in the collaborationist Begian go­ sight that the Federal Highway Highway Administration for set­ aid for the library addition later on cut because it would preclude the surplus estimate makes tax cuts said Lucille DIckess. president of learn that a respected Yale Univer­ views, concert notes and essays. in the 1988 session from tax cuts to vernment trying to protect Belgian Administration has incorporated ting a five-year minimum for In the grant process.” Bolton is necessity of tax Increases,” Smith “ highly unlikely” next year and Local 34. sity professor now dead wrote (or a “ They are not very interesting.” eligible for about 60 percent reim­ holding the line on spending Hertz said. “ They are the articles of autonomy against Nazi some safety board recommenda­ underwater bridge inspections, but increases. said. “ raises questions about vdiether or “ The university seems to be by pro-Nazi, anti-Semitic Belgian bursement of the $498,000 cost of the themselves in not taking the Dec. 1 newspaper in 1941-42, a Johns a 21--year-old person who is writing domination. tions, but excluded others that he said the proposal lacks the safety On Tuesday, the governor’s “ Tax cuts always depend on the not we’re going to be able to afford De Man took a publishing job in library media center. deadline seriously.” she said. Hopkins University professor says. twoor three times a week fora daily (eels are critical to prevent bridge board’s recommendation for estab­ File says murder plot budget office, the Office of Policy level of spending,” Jaekle said. He new programs or expansion of 1946 in Belgium and came to the Pierog said she would intervene The unions also plan a demonos- Yale Sterling Humanities Profes­ newspaper.” collapses. lishing inspection criteria. and Management, and the budget said that if spending increases existing programs. United States in 1947, in the matter by pushing for tration Friday outside Woodbridge sor Paul de Man. who died at the Scholars have predicted that the Rep. James L. Oberstar, D- arm of the General Assembly, the could be held to 8 percent, “ it’s “ It’s going to be a tight year,” he The newspaper articles were progress on correcting the vioia- Hall, where the Yale Corporation — age of 64 in 1983, wrote at least 100 finding will add fuel to intellectual Minn., chairman of the subcommit­ Office of Fiscal Analysis, put the conceivable we could still tax about said. found by a Belgian graduate The Golden Gate bridge in San tions. She said she would ask the under way for a year the university’s board of trustees — articles for the newspaper Le Soir, discussion over the ethical implica­ tee, kaid he was "very surprised” surplus at $5 million and $2.5 tax cuts.” Gov. William A. O’Neill, a student, Ortwin de Graef, who was Francisco opened to traffic in 1937. Public Building Commission to is scheduled to meet. research in Belgium has shown. tions of de Man’s theories, called that xthe administration did not million, respectively. This year’s budget represented a Democrat, said he remains cau­ researching a thesis on de Man, come up with a plan, so that a fixed Fifteen negotiating sessions have “ They (the articles) make a “ deconstructionism. ” include other board safety recom­ HARTFORD (AP) - A plot to their own guardian.” the affidavit The 0PM report was down from 15 percent increase over 1986-87. tious about next year’s budget Hertz said in a telephone interview,. figure on the cost of the corrections been held so fare, Dickess said. biographical puzzle.” said Neil Deconstructionism "explores the mendations in its proposed rules murder a Glastonbury woman was says. $17.2 million in October. OFA’s last State agencies will need another because “ there are forces outside The student brought the articles to can be obtained from an architect. 11.4 percent just to maintain Hertz, professor of humanities at ways in which the forces motivat­ changes. noted in the diary of the victim's Coleman has been charged with report, issued in September, had our control, such as the national Local 34 had been seeking wages the attention of his colleagues. Oberstar said he organized the She said she would also Inform the current services, according to Johns Hopkins University in Balti­ ing language make it a slippery and FREE daughter at least a year before the murder in the case. Karin Aparo put the surplus at $25.3 million. debt and fluctuating stock nnarket, increases of more than 21 percent Hertz said.. hearings to review bridge safety Board of Finance of the need to preliminary figures. ’They’ve also more. Md.. said Tuesday. "1 Inherently false medium.” Hertz slaying, according to court docu­ has been charged with being an Democrats said the reports prove that present problems for all of us.” over three years. The new proposal They will be published in a standards as the 20th anniversary Blood Pressure consider the matter for the next asked for another $400 million to wonder why he did this.” said. ments that said she planned to accessory to murder and with what they’ve been saying, that calls for wage increases of 7 special issue of the Oxford Literary of a milestone bridge accident town budget. expand existing services and O’Neill has been saying for Hertz, who is Jewish, said he Born in Belgium, de Man was the CLINIC - BY NURSE make her co-defendant boyfriend conspiracy to commit murder. caution, not politically motivated percent in the first year and 3 Review next year along with approached. On Dec. 15. 1967, a “ I will try to keep the lines of programs. months that tax cuts were by no knew de Man as a teacher and author of two books. “ Blindness her legal guardian. Two other people also lace talk about tax cuts, is what’s percent in the second and third comments from about 50 scholars bridge that carried motorists over EVERY THURSDAY communication open between the Tax cuts in 1988 had been widely means certain next year. colleague for 25 years and that de and Insight” and “ Allegories of The new allegations revealed charges in the case. Kira Lintner, needed. year. Local 35’s request remains at who both support and oppose de the Ohio River between West Board of Finance, the Public House Speaker Irving J. Stol- Man never exhibited any anti- Reading.” He held two Guggen­ 5 -9 Tuesday were contained in a state 17, and Christopher Wheatley, 20, Senate Minority Leader Reginald forecast earllerr this year for three 7.5 peircei)) edch year. Man’s work, he said. Building Commission, and the Semitic bphavio^ in his presence. heim Fellowships and taught at Virginia and Ohio collapsed, killing LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY Supreme Court file as Karin both of Glastonbury, followed Cole­ J. Smith. R-New Hartford, and reasons. berg, D-New Haven, said that 1988 Board of ^lectmen on this mat­ Both unions I are now proposing Bard College! Harvard, Cornell and Hertz, who Is among de Man’s nine and injuring 46. PARKADE HEALTH ind Aparo's attorney asked the high man in a car to Massachusetts and House Minority Leader Robert G. • It’s a legislative election year. will be “ a much more difflcult year At least onejdf the de Man ter.” said Pierog. that workers pay $50 per child per newspaper articles is labeled anti- Johns Hopkins before coming to supporters, said he believes the That accident triggered the es­ NUTRITION CENTER court to consider his argument that drove him back to Connecticut, Jaekle, R-Stratford. who have been a The state ended the 1986-87 than we originally anticipated.” Pierog said Packman told her the week for day care, rather than have Semitic by scholars. Appearing in Yale in 1970. articles “ will be unpleasant in the tablishment of a special committee PARKADE • 404 W MIDDLE TPKE his client, who is 16. be tried as a police said. chances of not getting reimburse­ the university fully pay for child­ the spring of 1941. it is titled “ The After his death, he was eulogized short run and people will wonder to examine bridge safety nation­ juvenile in the case. Lintner has been charged with ment are 100 percent if the code care costs. The unions are also Jews and Contemporary Litera­ by then Yale President A. Barlett what it means.” wide. That resulted in the National violations are not corrected. Authorities have said the victim's conspiracy to commit murder dropping demands that employee 2 ture.” Next to it is a caricature of Giamatti as a “ tremendous tight daughter and her boyfriend. Dennis while Wheatley has been charged health Insurance cover prescrip­ Jews who are wearing prayer for humane life and learning. ” Yale Coleman. 19. of Glastonbury, plot­ with being an accessory to murder 30th Anniversary tions, eyeglasses, hearing aids and shawls and praying that “ Jehovah names only its most highly re­ ted for more than a year to kill and conspriacy commit murder. chiropractors. will confound the gentiles.” spected scholars as Sterling For the Record 47-year-old Joyce Aparo. Coleman Authorities said in an affidavit REGAL’S Hertz said the article “ accepts profes'sors. strangled the woman to death in her that Wheatley agreed to help “ We’re trying to make a sincere the premise that the Jews have a De Man quit .the Belgian news­ home on Aug. 4 and drove her body Coleman in exchange for money Special Values effort,” said Michael Schoen. a A story in Tuesday’s Manchester degenerating effect” on literature paper in 1942. Somevscholars told to Massachusetts where he dumped Coleman expected to get from the memoer of Local 35 and an Herald about the Zoning Board of employee at the Yale Dining Hall. but then argues with it. The New York TimesXhat he may Appeals vote on a variance request it, police said. victim’s life insurance policy. Cultured Pearls for the Arbors at Hop Brook The arrest affidavit for teh In Coleman’s arrest warrant, police said a motive for the slaying Night victim’s daughter quotes a note in Ladies development incorrectly reported Karin Aparo’s diary dated Aug. I. may have been that Joyce Aparo which members voted against the 6*5^ mm Necklace variance. The two no votes were 1986. in which she reportedly wrote was trying to steer her daughter’s cast by John Moran and Alphonse "Den and I have our plot... Den will affections away from Coleman and N o w Reg. Wed., Dec. 2nd mm Necklace Reale. Also, the first name of ZBA be guardian.” toward an acclaimed violinist from I f you're about to retire or ehange jobs, you'll member Harry Reinhorn was in­ “ He checked out the Connecticut whose father Karin Aparo took ‘299. ’ 395 N o w Reg. correctly reported. statute — 14 years of age can pick violin lessons. probably }>et a lump-sum distribution from your 18” *559: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm ’399. ’ 525 ‘459. pension plan svhen you leave. Right away, you II About Town ‘499. *650 24 ” ’ 599. *729. have to deeide what to do with all that money. I f you hesitate more than 60 day.s, you'll end up 30 ” ’749. *89 9. i j Junior women meet Tuesday High school sells trees handing a lot o f it over to Uncle Sam. For Ladles Only! The executive board of the Manchester Junior East Catholic High School will sell Christmas trees 1-6% m m N e c k l a c e If you’re leaving It's a critical decision and, thanks Dec. 10.11 and 14 from 6 to 9 p.m. and on Dec. 12 and 13 Women’s Club will meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the N o w Reg. to the new tax law, a complicated one. home of Joanne Andrews. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. \Come Join the Fun! 18” *569.* 679. your job,don’t h rg e t Fortunately, there's an uncomplicated

Discount booklet at Lutz Library holds events — 2 4 ” *739.* 869. .solution roll over your pension plan The Lutz Children’s Museum on South Main Street is Mary Cheney Library on Main Street will feature your pension pkin. to Connecticut National Bank. Hourly Specials selling Entertainment '88, a discount guide that holiday programs for children and adults beginning 3 0 ” *899.* 1049. contains two-for-one specials and other discounts for Thursday. Programs include movies, a Santa-mobile, Simply drop by and talk to one oj our IRA spe- 6 to 7 - 25% Off All Dress Shirts restaurants, games, arts events, and lodging through­ night story hour and crafts. For dates and times of C u ltu red P e a rl out Connecticut. The guide will be on sale through the activities, call the library at 643-2471. Registration is 3 D ia m o n d s ciali.st.s. Together you'll review the many variables 7 to 8 - 25% Off All Slacks new year for $25 with $5 benefiting the museum. 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Council of the KofC. State Deputy Peter L. Balestraci served. Now* 179. all you'll ever need. 5" TV's - Answering Machines - presented the plaque to Ruel at a special ceremony. Craft fair canceled C u ltu red P e a ri Reg. $219. To find out more, drop by the nearest branch of Walkmans 2 D ia m o n d s Connecticut NatiomI Bank, cull I-SOO-558-2607 or The Washington School craft fair scheduled for 8 Victorian Christmas set Saturday has been canceled. It will not been Now* 149. setul in this coupon. e Gift Wrapping Available Manchester Community College is sponsoring a rescheduled. For more Information, call 649-7657. ------1 Victorian Christmas through the Junket Series on Reg. $195. r Donations to the Saturday, Dec. 12. The bus trip will visit the Hill-Stead Connecticut National Bank American Cancer Society Museum in Farmington and the Capt. James Francis Illing parents meet tonight ^ 777 Main Street MSN 207 ^ House in Old Wethersfield. Lunch will be at the The filing Junior High School Parent Group will meet Hartford. C T06H 5 Standish House. The bus leaves the college parking lot tonight from 7 to 9 In the school media center. ParenU 16 D iam o n d Refreshments Please send me more information on Rollover IRAs at 9 a.m. returning at 6 p.m. Tickets at $32 include will have the opportunity to discuss school programs Earring Jackets transportation, admission to the museums and lunch. P e a rl a n d P e a r la n d and activities. Name------7 For reservations, call 647-6242. Now‘229. D ia m o n d E a rrin g s Diamond Pendant Reg. $299. Address- Financial planning discussed Lodge holds elections P e a rl S m d E a rrin g s Now*99. Now* 79. Reg. $135. Reg. $99. Manchester Lodge 73 will meet Tuesday, Dec. 8, at from $29. Financial planning will be discussed at the Ph on e- -Best time to call- community breakfast of Charter Oak Lodge of B’nai 7:30 p jn . at the Masonic Temple on East Onter Street. Illustrations enlarged to show detail. Offer good until December 31,1987. B'rith on Sunday at 9 a m. at Temple Beth Sholom on Election of officers for 1988 will be held. Following the West Middle Turnpike. Harold Okun, vice president of meeting, oyster stew will be served. Installation of R EC A t’S Shearson Lehman Bros, and a financial consultant, officers will be held Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 8 p.m. at the Omnetfiait “Your Quality Men's Shop will be the speaker. The community is invited. Temple. ■A CPR classes offered W km w nd Classes in cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a life­ Tourette Syndrome seminar set "Place \faur Trust in Bank saving technique using artificial breathing and external heart compression, are being offered at BOLTON — A seminar on Tourette Syndrome\vill be the Diamond Specialists" Know-how that pays off. 903 Main Street, Downtown Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital. 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FOCUS ACROSS 3 Horaa'agaar Answer to Pravioua PunIa By J trry Buck a tape to some friends. We all had winner, began as a standup comic than ‘Jeopardy.’ People get sad, 4 Wise counselor Tht Attoclattd Press somewhere to go, but everyone and a writer (or Jack Paar, elated, Axdted, emotionally in­ ' 1 QuIMike bird 5 Soottlah □BBCID dlQDE] stayed to the end.” Oroucho Marx, Johnny Carson and volved. Some of the kids are so 6 56, Homan landowner □□DEIBi:] DDClEIDEn LOS ANGELES (AP) — Answer The new series is produced by Merv Griffin. In 1988, he got his own happy when they get the right 8 Aetrota_Oarr 6 S y w s y o f □□□OBB BDDOBB this toss-up question: What former Richard Reid, whose father, Don morning show on ABC. Next, the answer, or so dejected when they Chain-smokers ruin 12 largo knifa 7 Insinu­ □OO BBB DIZinC] talk ahow host, often described as Refd, was the creator and original show went late-night and ran until get the wrong answer.” 13 Own (Soot) ation B B B B n B n an intellectual, la now the host of producer. 1975. He was host of a talk show oir Cavett said it was not his cachet 14 Judicial order 8 Mark _ . □DBBO BBD DBO “ College Bowl ’87” on the Disney public television from 1977 to '82. In as an intellectual that got him the 15 Himalayan 9 Formerly □BBDBn OBDBOB Channel? “ This ia the NCAA of academia,” 1985, USA Network revived “ The Job as host of the quiz show. hoiiday for guest monkshood 10 Aotraas Dick Cavett. Reid said. “ The competltioni run Dick Cavett Show.” ABC gave it a “I’m not an intellectual,” he 16 Author Flaming Hayworth SSBIIDCIO BBBBDB That's right. Cavett is host of the all year on the college campuses. brief run twice a week in 1986, but protested. “ I am amarter than 17 Chy in Italy It's a very intense competition. 11 How awsat _ □OD OBO OOBDO “ College Bowl” National Cham­ couldn’t compete against the prolif­ some people. People say I must be DEAR 16 l oia oa DDDDBBO pionship Tournament' that began in When they get to the point where eration of syndicated, late-night an intellectual because I went to 20 Famod quarter- they’re competing for the national ABBY: I expect 19 AntlarfMl animal □BOD DDd DBB September and airs each Sunday. shows. Yale, an Ivy League school. It's not baek Johnny _ title, it gets very serious. They’re the Christmas 21 Catches Teams of students from colleges “ I have auch respect (or game, true. Nor is ’College Bowl’ an 22 Eldarly □BOBBO BBBBBD competing for scholarships and holidays will be 24 Large stawpot and universities around the nation show hosts now,” Cavett said. intellectual show, ft’s a game of 23 Evan(post) □BBBDB BBBBDB pride.’ ! a lonely time — Dear Abby 25 _ National compete until the finals on Dec. 20. “ Just the mechanics of it Is, so quick recall. It’s for people who are 24 Oklahoma |L|A|M|P| |T|l|B|0|8| my own choice. Park The show premiered on Mutual tough. Go to the blue card, go to the calm under pressure. Intellectual- mouitialna id said efforts to sell the show Although I Abigail Van Buren 26 Eaatam priest Radio in 1953 and has been a Orange card. Once, I redd off .the ism i s ^ inbred process developed 27 Sooial Inaact 35 Mala cate 45 Soccer star icent^years usually drew the w 0 u t h 0 - 27 Diatinctlvs air television series off and on since answer, too.” over a very long time.” 26 Law degree 39 Kind of fuel 47 Flying taucers i reactions from everyone, roughly enjoy 28 Inland soa 1959. There’s been no regularly Both Reid and Cavett commented Cavett is also host of “ The (abbr.) 4 0 Expand (abbr.) tple always said it was one of the companion­ 29 In _ of 41 Suanoa _ broadcast series, though, since CBS on the amazing breadth of knowl­ Comedy Show,4’ a 2-bour ayndi- 31 A d _ 4B Carpenter's favorite shows, but they didn’t ship and festivi­ 3 0 Dracula author 4 2 Arms and lags Radio carried it for three years/ think It would go now,” he said. “ Itedge of the students. cated r^Iolh ow Th at presents the 3 2 Lather tools J best of'comedy from the past and ties, I shall de­ — Stoker 4 3 Leave ____ ending in 1982, though Pat Sajak “ People are convinced American 3 3 Ditty was a show you did just once a cline invitations 32 Musical Beaver 4 9 Irish was host of a 30th-anniversary college students can’t answei* any­ 'present. 3 4 Throw week, and they were looking for (or one reason; Chainsmokers it. Is there a tactful way to stop composition 4 4 Bearing 52 Tint special in 1984. thing,” said Cavett. “ In Japan and 3 5 Rookie daily strip shows. It wasn’t until I make the air lethal. exchanging Christmas gifts? We “ I remember watching it faith­ Yugoslavia I was asked if the 3 6 New Zealand 1 2 3 4 1 B e 7 1 la 0 10 11 met with the people at Disney that I Last year I spent the day after can’t afford to send any gifts this fully when I was still at home in country was shaken up by the Candidate Lincoln parrot got a positive reaction. When we Christmas taking costly tests to year, and we don’t want anyone to 12 14 Nebraska,’’ said Cavett. “ It came survey that a lot of college students Senatorial candidate Abraham 37 Collaetion of 13 started looking for a host, a lot of determine that my chest pains, send us anything. So how can we get on about the same time as ‘Super couldn’t answer simple questions Lincoln said in an 1850 speech in facta names came up. Then Dick’s name irregular heartbeat and Inability to IB 16 17 Circus,’ ’Mary Hartline’ and ‘’You about geography or history. So it’s Springfield, III., that the slavery the word out? 3 8 Medical suffix was mentioned and everyone said breathe were not a heart attack, but SHORT IN FORT WORTH Asked for It.’ yes.” good to see that American kids can issue must be resolved. He de­ severe acute bronchitis, induced by 39 Ancient theater IB “ It’s hard not to watch the show, answer tough questions. clared, “ A house divided against several hours in a smoke-filled 41 Currant unit even the ones I ’ve hosted. I showed Cavett, a three-time Emmy "This show is no less entertaining itself cannot stand.” DEAR SHORT; I ’e made this ' 4 2 52, Roman room. I never told my hostess this: suggestion in previous years: Come . 4 3 Gnomallka she's a chain-smoker. early December, write a note to 24 2B 2 6 1 28 26 30 E 4 6 Abuse (comp, Abby, I will be a hermit forever those on your Chirstmas gift list wd.) rather than risk that again. The saying: “ We are thankful (or folks 31 33 5 0 Row TV Tonight pain is unbelievable. with whom we can be honest. We’re 51 ElectricaL^nit To ask people to refrain from 34 36 not in a position to send Christmas 53 Distant smoking in their own homes is gifts this year (nor do we expect 5 4 T of TV unthinkable. They would defend 37 5:00PM (B) Wonderful World of Dis­ 12;20AM [MAX] MOVIE; 'Wanted any). but please accept our love and 55 Knot HOOPERWAW Dead or Aliva' (CC) A maniacal terrorist their right to smoke, and my right ney (60 min.) sincere good wishes (or a happy, : 56 Pulls stalks the streets of Los Angeles, bombing to stay home! [ESPN] Scholeetlc Sports America random locations at will. Rutger Hauer, healthy, blessed holiday." 57 Units Debrah Taren- If I ask people not to smoke in ^ y (HBO] The Nutcracker: A Fantasy on Geqp Simmons, Robert Guillaume. 1987. flaglMid PInto/MinohMMr HenM 56 Affirmative ra- 43 44 4B 4 6 1 Ice Champion figure skaters Dorothy Ham- tino plays apart­ Rated R. (In Stereo) C home, they won’t accept my DEAR ABBY: I have a 13-year- ill, Robin Cousins and Jo Jo Starbuck star ment building piy 12:30AM QD W KRP in Cincinnati invitations. old son who is in the eighth grade. 59 Exiatsnee 1 6 2 . 63 in this adaptation on ice of "The Nut­ manager Sue Since families cosist Of both Yesterday he talked in study hail, S a n ta 's helpers cracker" ballet. Lome Greene narrates. (90 Smith lb ABC’s (3D Ask Dr. Ruth min.) smokers and non-smokers, this is a so as a punishment, he had to stand DOWN 1 66 66 4 "tlooperman," air­ (3D Truth or Consequences socially divisive issue. Tell me, at the chalkboard with a small Ryan and Meghan Lerner, first graders at St. James in the school cafeteria. Thestudents will be making crafts ' l l 5:30PM [E S P N ] SportsLook ing WEDNES­ g g Late Night with David Lattsrman B7 1 68 69 (In Stereo) Abby, how do you and your readers piece of chalk between his nose and School, prepare Monday for the Kris Kringle Country for the holidays. Supplies are $1. The workshop is open 1 Russian ruler [T M C ] MOVIE. 'Legend' (CC) A fairy DAY, DEC. 2. handle it? the blackboard for a half-hour for 2 Qraftad, in tale that depicts the eternal struggle be­ g Alfred Hitchcock Presents STILL BREATHING Craft Workshop to be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to the public. tween goofj and evil. Tom Cruise. Mia ' [E S P N ] NBA Today three days in a row. heraldry- Sara. Tim Curry. 1985. Rated PG. (In CHECK LISTINGS The person who imposed this Stereo) FOR EXACT TIME [U S A ] Edge of Night DEAR STILL: Here's how I punishment on him was not a 6:00PM (3D CD (3® (40) News 12:35AM [H B O ] m o v ie : 'Dlvina handle it; There are no ashtrays, regular teacher: she just watches M adnett' This film captures the eriergy. dD Three's Company cigarettes, matches or lighters the kids during study hail period. humor and sensitivity of the Divine Miss M. dD Magnum. P.l. . The Harlettes. 1980. Rated visible in our home. When smokers What I want to know is this: Israel losing a war oh its roads R. ask if we “ mind" if they smoke, we Would that be considered some kind CELEBRITY CIPHER Qi) Jeff arsons' (CC). Celebrity Cipher cryptogrems are created from quotations by famout people, past and present. 12:40AM ( ^ m o v ie : *S«lvag« r A escort them out on the patio where Eech letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's cAre. A equa/g Y. (S ) Simon & Simon of child abuse? If so, how can I stop By Karin Laub spectacular accidents and weekly fatality Others blame crowded and badly main­ hotshot junkman builds a rocket so that he they will find the customary patio ® Qimme a Break this from happening again? I am The Associated Press figures in the double digits has set off an tained roads. Israel has the highest highway can recover space equipment from the furniture, and ashtrays as big as very upset about this and need to intense campaign to change the habits of density in the world with 108.3 cars per mile of E P X K L U E R L R M C N I C N Q L I ^ T.J. Hooker moon. Andy (ariffith, Joel Higgins, Trish Stewart. 1979. birdbaths. know. JERUSALEM — More people have been Israel’s 1.4 million drivers, one-third of the paved road. dD (iD Family Ties And, when I am guest in the home VIOLET population of 4.2 million. U N B J W Z F X B J O X E L F N A J U (jj) Reporter 41 1 :pOAM (3D Archie Bunk«r*s Place killed on Israel’s highways than in five wars Car ownership jumped in the last two Parker (O.J. Simpson) is promoted to of people who permit smoking, I National television has begun to broadcast (B) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Jourdan. 19/5. (3D Home Shopping Overnight Service against the Arabs. A campaign is under way to decades from 50 cars per 1,000 Israelis in 1967 Bulls' general manager; Yinessa's agent keep my mouth shut, and avoid DEAR VIOLET: It doesn’t mat­ nightly public service announcements on safe U E J C C N P M U a N W F E P [CNN] Shovi^ Today S® El Pecado de Oyuki pushes for a million dollar contract; Coach (3 hrs.) make driving safer. to 200 per 1,000 this year. smokers as much as possible. ter what you call it; humiliating a driving. The Knesset, Israel’s parliament, has [D IS ] Disney Channel Christmas Disney (|f) Remembering Bing Bob Hope. Mary Ernie Denardo suffers from burnout. (In (3D Joe Franklin “ The worst war we have is on the roads," Another reason for unsafe roads is Israel’s Stereo) student in the manner you des­ said Samuel Bogler, secretary-general of the voted to appoint a commission of inquiry on K L W X A . ' - D L X A N F N K U Channel's first Christmas featuring cartoon Marlin. Victor Borge. Jane Wyman and d® INN News relatively young driving culture, shaped by shorts and clips from several Disney clas­ Me) Torme are among the stars who share DEAR ABBY; My husband has cribed is inappropriate punishment PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "What a wonderful life I’ve hadi I only wish I'd 10:15P M [MAX] MOVIE: 'TfMra ® Maude Israeli National Council for the Prevention of the road accidents, while the Cabinet has sics. (90 min.) their memories of Bing Crosby. (80 min.) been laid off for nearly a year and immigrants from more than 100 countries. Colette. W a t ■ Cntokad Man' A convict's escape for any kind of miscnduct. Report Accidents. requested a weekly update on the highway realized It sooner." — (In Stereo) dS) Ask Dr. Ruth we are having a really rough time of [E S P N ] Tennis: Nabisco Masters: day plan Is inadvertently eided by the reform- * her to the school principal. The most dangerous place for drivers is the death toll. “ You’re talking about a society that one coverage From Madison Square Gar­ $® MOVIE: 'Trenchcoat' An amateur minded new warden's plan to Improve pri­ [C N N ] Crossfire Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway during rush The National Accident Prevention Council underwent drastic changes in a short period of den in Ip if York. (3 hrs.) (Live) mystery writer finds herself in the middle son conditions. Kirk l^ugtas, Henry [D IS ] Anne of Green Gables (CC) Based has launched a contest to reward polite time," said Daniel Shefer, director of the [M A X ] MOVIE; This Property Is Con- of a real conspiracy. . Robert Fonda, Burgess Meredith.^970. Rated R. on the stories by Lucy*Maud Montgomery. hour. Hays. Daniel Faraldo. 1983. An elderly spinster and her brother's (Col­ Cars flashing high-beam headlights force drivers. Transportation Research Institute at the dem nt^' A young Southern girl is urged to 1 0 :3 0 P M (g) Hogan's Hatoae enter into a relationship with an older man [CNN] PripieNews leen Dewhurst. Richard Farnsworth) deci­ slower vehicles out of the way on sharp Theories abound on why so many Israelis Haifa Technion. who will pay mama for her affections. Na­ (ID Lao Buscaglla sion to adopt an orphan boy to help with [DIS] Edison Twins Pan 3 of 3. Genetic defect curves. Buses thunder down the steep Judean are impatient on the road, honking horns at "A great number of people are first- talie Wood. Robert Redford, Charles Bron­ (g) INN Nawe farm chores is overset when the o^hen- [HBO] MOVIE: Touch and Go' (CC) A age mistakenly sends them a headstrong Hills at 75 mph. Young drivers weave in and intersections before the traffic light has generation drivers,” he said. “ In the United son. 1966. (g ) Odd Coupla , States, people are practically born with cars. star hockey player becomes involved with mischievous girl (Megan Follows). (60 out of bumper-to-bumper traffic with only changed to green or refusing to yield to the impoverished mother of a child who SS Muy Espacial min.) Part 1 of 4. My wife, who is American, is afraid to drive [U S A ] Cartoons inches to spare. pedestrians at crosswalks. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME had attempted to mug tiim. Michael Kea­ [H B O ] 1st 8i Tan: Going for Broke (CC) [E S P N ] Magic Yeare In Sports The year was fatal to baby Such aggressive behavior is commonplace Some say such drivers are bred in a f^ s e here." by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 6:30PM CD Family Ties ton. Maria Conchita Alonso. Ajay Naidu. Diane's new partner, Schrader, It hungry 1964 is featured with a special segment on But others say the Israelis are being too (D S® ABC News (CC). 1986. Rated R. for control of the team; Fred Grier It prom­ UCLA coach John Wooden. (R) on other roads as well, and the results are society living under the constant threat of Unscramble these four Jumbles, (CC) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Heartbreak Ridge* oted to head coach. (In Stereo) often fatal. war. hard on themselves. one letter to each square, to form Boy—are Q® Honeymooners [TM C] MOVIE: 'Greaser'e Palace' An D E A R DR. you fat! 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tonight at 7:30 lins. who doubled his season scoring on my timing. You’ve got to walk ran ltto24points with a rally late in at the Civic Center. ^ total with 20 points Tuesday night in before you run. I forgot about my the third period and early in the the Atlanta Hawks’ 120-106 NBA foot. I was just concentrating on the fourth. UConn opened its season last victory over the Boston Celtics. game. It’s a different foot from "In the second quarter, we Saturday night with a 102-63 win His scoring, plus 22 by Dominique what I had before, but it’s all I have started to get some kind of offense over overmatched Maryland- Wilkins, offset a 22-point debut by now.” and within striking distance,” Eastern Shore. The Elis, mean­ Boston’s Kevin McHale, who re­ “ The bottom line is we didn’t play Jones said. The Celtics crept to while, come in at 0-1 after falling in turned after off-season ankle particularly well. We didn’t crash within 10 but never got closer. “ In jheir opener to George Washington, surgery and played 22 minutes. the boards,” McHale said. the third quarter our outside shots |77-6S. The Huskies will be looking “ We run screens to get Wittman, “ Just getting to play was a lot of weren’t falling. They killed us on for a measure of revenge against both our guards, open,” said fun. I didn’t realize how much I the offensive boards, they tell the Yale as the Ells were a 77-75 winner Rollins, who had 19 points in eight missed it,” McHale said. “ It was whole story.” The Hawks outrebounded the In overtim e a year ago. games this season. “Each tim|,we like an exhibition game for me. I wish it had been an exhibition Celtics 18-14 on offensive boards. Paul Maley, who tossed in 32 ran that play, their two guys stayed with Wittman and I was open.” game. Now, I ’ve got to find my role. “ Wittman had I think his best points in that upset win, will lead ing to have the diamonds right or Wittman said the Celtics’ confu­ “ There were lots of shots I missed game ever against us,” Jones said. 9 Plugging up guess what to do whenever you lose to the Ells. Cliff Robinson and Phil “ Injuries were not the story, they NORTH nttl sion was caused by some tough that I normally don’t miss. In order Blast’s heart jack. So play ace of hearts Gamble, who had 23 and 22 points to « K J 10 8 2 defense by Atlanta that led to to get to B, you must start at A. had nothing to do with tonight. They the holes and ruff a heart. Go back to dummy T A 10 8 8 lead four scorers in double figures several blocked shots. Every team has rhythm and I ’m not (the Hawks) played outstandingly with a trump and ruff the last heart. ♦ 63 By Janies Jacoby in the opener, lead the Huskies. “ Then they got(into some switch­ a part of this team ’s rhythm.” well, they did what you call hustle. Now the defenders’ trumps are ex­ « Q 10 UConn leads the series, 31-22. ing and there was some missed Celtics Coach K.C. Jones said, "Their game plan of run and hit Here’s a deal where there are so hausted, but you still have a trump left the boards worked great,” Jones EAST The Huskies, following the in­ communication. On three or four "Kevin looked good, but rusty.” WEST many holes in your side-suits that you in your hand. When you play ace and a 'rtXiiRE NOT QOINS TO A5 < N Q r5M NOT. ♦ 7 ♦ 0 5 state contest, make their first visit baskets there was nobody on ourbig “ He’ll get a lot of playing time. I said. m i^ t think you’re cutting a slice of club, you will always make your con­ r O A V E U P TK74 T J 9 6 2 ME HOW DOIOETSO to the Hartford Civic Center Sunday guys,” Wittman said. "It always want him to play 20 to 25 minutes” a Kevin Willis scored 18 points, 8 tract if West has to win the second ♦ Q954 ♦ A 10 8 Swiss cheese when you try to play the DIRTV/ASAIN, ARE YOU-? ONVOU. AP photo game. Wittman added 17 and Glenn Rivers club trick, since he must either give afternoon at 3 when they host the creates trouble when you block ♦ K8 6 3 2 4J975 hand. So how do you slice it? It’s sensi­ “ How important is he? He’s an all had 10 for Atlanta. Bird scored 18 you a sluff and a ruff or lead into your University of Virginia of the shots.” ble to postpone crucial guesses, or Kevin McHale (left) of the Celtics finds his path blocked star forward. He’s been a key to our points, and Darren Daye, Robert SOUTH diamond K-J. What if Blast has the Atlantic Coast Conference. "Tonight was our best 48 minutes even avoid them entirely if possible. by Atlanta's Tree Rollins (30) and Glenn Rivers (25) in team. There was a lot of rust. It Parrish and Jerry Sichting each ♦AQ643 Look first for a way to make tbe con­ club king? Then you are back to need­ The Whalers come into tonight’s of the season,” he said. Rollins said McHale, whocame In looked like he had been out 20 scored 12 for the (jeltics. TQ3 tract if you can catch a key card in the ing some good luck in diamonds. At game riding a two-game winning their game Tuesday night. The Hawks won. 120-106. ♦ KJ72 least you did what you could to create streak, both road triumphs. They ♦ A4 right place. So win the first trump in dummy a certain winning endplay position. still are in last place in the Adams Vulnerable: North-South and immediately lead a low heart up But West does have the club king this Division at 8-10-4 but trail the Dealer: South to your queen. If the heart king is with day, and so you make your contract fourth-place Nordlques by one point Holmes isn’t fighting Mike Tyson for the money East, you will immediately set up a without having to guess diamonds. 'W. Sooth and third-place Buffalo Sabres by 7 NorG East WmI discard for your losing club, and it will ! ♦ two points. Boston is in second announcing the fight wearing a Holmes is fighting again afterbeing Holmes lost his title to Michael not matter if you have to lose two dia­ James Jacoby’s books ‘Jacoby on Bv Hal Bock Center, a restaurant and lounge, a Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 place in the Adams Division at away for l‘A years. Spinks In the series but Spinks later monds. But East plays low and West Bridge’ and ‘Jacoby on Card Games’ U.S. ACnet byJlmDavl* The Associated Press night club and a professional policeman’s hat. Pass Pass Pass 14-10-2 for 30 points. Why. Tyson was asked, had he " I ’m not fighting because I want was stripped of the crown when he captures your queen with the king. (written with his father, tbe late Os­ promotion company. HI,THERE.\ 'I'M COPV.AN f I'M...OH,' I'M GOING' This Is the fourth meeting of Uie NEW YORK — For those worried selected that particular accessory? to fight for $3 million,” he said. dropped out to fight G erry Cooney. Opening lead: 4 7 West should now return a heart. Don’t wald Jacoby) are now available at Holmes is the squire of Easton, a bookstores. Both are published by WHAT AREl EGG SUCKING A ROCK TO GO season between the New England about Larry Holmes’ financial successful businessman and entre­ “Because,” he said, “it’s my “ The money sounds good. But I lYson-Spinks looms as the next think of putting in the 10. That will VOO? SCREAM , MEAT EATER. vWITH FEEJ rivals with the Bruins holding a condition — the thinking being that hat.” have IS million.” big-money fight but until the only place you in the position of need­ Pharos Books. >sWHAT ARE VOO?> NOW preneur who says, ” I keep looking 2-0-1 edge. Bruins’ goalie Rejean if he’s fighting fit age 38, he must forward, looking for something No further explanation was ne­ The proof Is In the prospectus. parties can agree to terms. Holmes - Lemelin has a bruised right thumb need the money — the ex­ different, something new and more cessary. Tyson is the undisputed “ There’s a lot of pride in me. I ’m will do for a marquee bout. so Doug Keans (8-5, 3.33 goals heavyweight champion has a pros­ champion of a division that often nobody’s pushover. I don’t lay down challenging.” Tyson and his people seem to fee) pectus for Riverside Plaza. has been divided. He gets things his for anybody. I ’m not Tyrell Biggs or against average) will draw the nod You want something new? Say that the former champion will be no against Hartford. Mike Llut (4-6-2, It is modestly described as “ the hello to Mike Tyson, He is also way. When Holmes expressed Bonecrusher Smith or Pinklon Thomas. I’m Larry Holmes.” pushover. 8.12) will be in goal for the Whalers. most dramatic business opportun­ something different. unhappiness that the chqmpion had Those three and Tony Tucker PEOPLE WHO k n o w ^ The Whalers quickly head for ity in the Lehigh Valley .... Easton, Tyson, who holds the title Holmes snubbed him, Tyson was asked why “ We feet Larry Holmes Is the best P a.” owned for V h years, will defend he had refused to shake the have been Tyson’s victims in know there's a certain magic | l l W W ■ ■ ■ v/r- Philadelphia to meet the Flyers contender out there,” trainer Kevin It includes Larry Holmes Com­ that crown against the ex-champ on ex-champ’s hand. defenses of the crown he won a year about Classified Advertising. Thursday night before returning Rooney said. “ He hasn’t fought for 643-2711 modore Inn, Larry Holmes Parking Jan. 22 at Atlantic City. He showed “ Because I didn’t want to.” ago in Novem ber when he com ­ home to host the Buffalo Sabres two years. He’s renewed his body.” JIM »v/»5 ir z Authority. Larry Holmes Training There is the m atter of why pleted the HBO unification series. Saturday night at 7:30. up at a press conference Tuesday

■? MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 2 ,1M7 - It H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1987 Landry doesn’t want less than TOO percent White Edwards By Tho Assoclattd Press Marble scored 19 points, 17 in the pace,” Landry said. “ He needs to an Injured quarterback on the then he will battle for the starting into next season fully behind Danny Job as anyone could have following first half, to lead the Hawkeyes, 20, Bv 0«nn« H. Freeman regain his confidence. I ve seen The Associated Press roster. Job.” unless he is ready.” in Hall-of-Famer Roger Staubach’s Now that Steve Alford is in the NC/%A Hftop over the Bulldogs, 1-1. Marble, a "His whole future rests on that, White, who lost a ligament when Landry said he wasn’t ordering footsteps. enough of him to think ® NBA, Indiana University Coach Junior forward, scored six points to j future with us. How we handle blnj and I think he recognizes it,” his wrist was broken last season, White to undergo surgery but added “ He plays his heart out,” Landry Bobby Knight is looking for a new give Iowa a 23 lead and the IRVING, Texas — Coach Tom right now is the Important m n g. I Landry said Tuesday. “ He throws threw four touchdown passes “ something has to happen. The said of White. sharp-shooter. He may have one in scored 24. Hawkeyes never trailed thereafter. Landry says quarteihack Danny know all I need to know about him. White, beset by injuries that have well 95 percent of the time, but the against Minnesota on Thanksgiving wrist has to improve itself either Steve Pelluer is the heir appar­ freshman guard Jay Edwards. “ I think Rivers is a very, very Drake drew within 11 points three Day but suffered two critical through rest or an operation.” ent, but after going all the way in a After spending the first half on tough player to play against,” times in the second half, the last dimishised bodi his playing time other 5 percent kills us.” Landry said even If he s ta rj^ interceptions the Vikings parlayed 29-14 loss to Miami, he didn’t play a the bench, Edwards entered the Knight said. “ He’s one of the time on a jump shot by freshman • and performance the last two White, in his, 12th season with the Pelluer against the Falcons, who into a 44-38 overtime victory. The coach said he was deter­ down against the Vikings. game with 9:49 to play Tuesday handful of individual players guard Curtis Stuckey with 13 seasons, won’t return to the Dallas Cowboys, says he hopes to play two lead the N FL In points allowed, he or three more years, and added that mined to bring the Cowboys back on Landry said both quarteibacks night with the fifth-rank^ Hoosiers around the country that really seconds to play. Iowa took its Cowboys in 1988 unless he’s could still bring White on as a healthy. he* Is considering surgery on his "Danny has a blockage in his top of the NFL. would play, but refused to name a leading Notre Dame S8-5S. Once commands your attention. You biggest lead of the game at 5242 ” I’ve committed myself for three starter for Sunday’s game in Texas reliever. . - with 6:53 left on a long jump shot by White’s erratic performances wrist. wrist and doesn’t know whether the The Cowboys, who are 8-6 in the down by 14 points in the second half, figure out defensively what you’re years,” Landry said. “ We’ll be Stadium against the 2-9 Atlanta A1 Lorenzen. with a damaged right wrist have ” I don’t think he (White) wili ball will go up or down when he NFC East, are 10-polnt favorites Notre Dame eventually narroweel going to do and as the game unfolds. taxed even Landry's legendary come back unless he is 100 percent throws it,” Landry said. ” We have much improved next year.” Falcons. the margin to (H>-56 with 5; SO He mades the game difficult to play Walter James led Drake with 22 not over the Falcons. patience. He says he does not want healthy,” Landry said. ” If he is. go He said White had done as good a “ T move Steve in at a certain remaining. because you’ve got to help out on points. “ We needed this game,” the him.” N a 16 Kansas 64, Pomona-PItzar 6-fooM Edwards said. “ This was Rivers’ outside shooting kept the 36: Kevin Pritchard and Marvin our first big game this season. Irish in the game early. The 6-foot Branch scored 17 points each as We’ve got to prove to the rest of the guard scored 14 of Notre Dame’s Kansas crushed its Division III collegiate level that we're ready to first 21 points and his fourth opponent, to win its 49th consecu­ play.” 3-pointer of the night gave the Irish tive home game. That extended the SCOREBOARD Edwards proved he was ready, a 21-20 lead with 9; 35 remaining in nation’s longest home winning scoring seven consecutive points the first half. streak and the longest ever by a Big and 12 of Indiana’s final 16 as the But Indiana switched Smart to Eight team. Marquatta 70, Hartford 61 How top twonty find Hoosiers short-circuited the Irish Rivers and the Irish star went more Kansas, which lost two straight JstsT.KIngiBIOT) comeback to emerge with a 72S9 than 14 minutes without scoring. games last weekend during the V victory. But Rivers had a 3-point goal and a Maui Classic in Hawaii, improved Hockey Winnipee 4 1 1 w Baabetban [ s PORTSCARD] HARTPORO(61) H ow the Assodatad Press Los Angeles 2 3 3 ^ . Jenkins 1-5 1-2 3, M. Powell 69 58 13, college b o s k ^ll ^ m * “ I came in there prepared to three-point play in Notre Dame’s to 2-2. The Sagehens dropped to 1-4. n S- 1 ftorthCarollna (2 0)didrxit^loVj^ rSs- V R rst Period— 1, Winnipeg, Steen 6 Leemon 68680, K. tanes 18683, A. Moye play. I kept my mind in the game, second-half comeback. Pomona-Pitzer’s Rick Duque led 6102211,Grmiths63181,R.Move596813, No! 2 Kentucky (2 0 ) beot CIncI (B e rry ), 2:37. 2, Winnipeg, Duncan 6 the first half when I didn’t get in,” No. 2 Kentucky 101, Cincinnati 77: all scorers with 18 points and was (Hawerchuk), 8:09. 3, Los Angeles, Fox 5 NBA standings A. Jones38239, Frazier68616, Daniel 618 ■ 101-77. NHLttnidlngi (NIcholls, Corpenter), 10:08. 4, Los 688, Jeter68680.Totals225711-1861. No. 3 Syracuse (22) did hot ploy. Eidwards said. Guard Rex Chapman scored 22 the only Sagehen in double figures. Angeles, Fenton 7 (Bourne, McKenna), MARQUETTE (70) No. 4 Pittsburgh (18) 'dld not ploy. Kansas’ Danny Manning scored 12 No. 5 Indiana (28) beat Notre Dame In other games involving ranked points and center Rob Lock added WALKS CONPKRENCE 12:45. 5, Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 13 EASTERN CONFERENCE Foley6111815, Reeder6121-117,Grosse points while playing most of the E (MacLeon, McBaIn), 14:03 (PP). 6, Allontic Division 62 62 0, Sims 25 66 16, Smith 49 1-2 10, teams. No. 2 Kentucky whipped 18 as Kentucky made 35 of 41 free Mrlch MvMen Anglavor 14683, T. Powell 6113411, Luter No. 6 Iowa (6 0 ) beot Drqke 7659. first half and just three minutes of W L T Pts OF OA Winnipeg, Marols 1 (Carlyle), 17:06 (pp). W L' Pet. OB Cincinnati 101-77, No. 6 Iowa throws. Penalties— Berry, Win (holding), 5:39; Boston 10 5 .667 — 1-2683, Nelhen 61610, Candelino61680, No! 7 Florida (48) did no) play. the second. N Y Islondert 15 7 1 31 98 74 No. 8- Missouri...... (60)* *■ did -”1 not._ . ploy. stopped Drake 70-59, No. 16 Kansas “ It was great for our confi­ N o w JOTMV 13 8 3 29 86 81 Kyte, Win, doublemlnor (high-sticking, PhllodelpMa 5 6 .455 3 Leurk68 680 , Prvzbyla6 8 2 2 2 Totals2658 The Jayhawks were never in roughing), 6:58; Marols, Win (rough­ Washington 4 8 .333 4'/7 163170 No. 9 Arizona (28) did not ploy. crushed Pomona-Pitzer 94-38 and dence,” Chapman said of Ken­ Wotlilneton 11 11 2 24 78 72 No.10 Wyoming (18) did not play. trouble, scoring the first 14 points of PItlibuiren 9 10 5 23 87 91 ing), 6:58; Toylor, LA, double minor New York 4 9 .308 5 Halftime — AAorquette 3), Hartford 22 No. 16 Oklahoma routed Penn State tucky’s free-throw shooting. “ We (high-sticking, roughing), 6:58; Robl- New Jersey 2 10 .167 6'/j 3-^lnt goals— Hortford611(K.Jonesl-l,A. No.11 Purdue (2 1 ) did not ploy. N Y R o n o m 8 13 3 19 92 97 No.12 Tem ple (6 8 ) did no) ploy. 98-59. know if we’re going to be a great the second half to extend a 4225 PMIodelpMa 8 13 3 19 74 95 tallle, LA (roughing), 6:58; Ledyard, LA Central Dlvlsien Moye 1-2, R. Moye 25, A. Jones, 18), (roughing), 13:15; McKenno, LA (Interfer­ Chicago 11 3 .786 — Marquette 48 (Foley23,Smlth1-1, Anglavor N0.13 Duke (2 8 ) did not ploy. Edwards had two 3-pointers in his team, we have to make our free halftime lead to 5237 with 15; 57 left. Adams Division No.14 Loulsyllle (6 8 ) did not play. Montreal 16 7 5 37 108 82 ence), 15:35; Neufeld, Win (closing hand Milwaukee 9 4 .692 I'/i 18, Candelino 61). Fouled out— None. spurt and was 5-of-6 from the field. throws and this gave us No. 16 Oklahoma 93, Pann 6lale on puck), 17:25; Carlyle, Win (tripping). Atlanta 8 5 .615 2'A Rebounds — Hartford 36 (M. Powell 9), No.15 Mlchlgon (2 1 ) did not P lo y.^^___ Boston 14 10 2 30 97 91 No.16 Kansas (22) beat Pomona-PItzer ” I felt that in the last five minutes confidence.” 69: Ricky Grace scored 24 points Buffalo 9 11 4 22 86 104 Detroit 8 5 .615 2'/b Marquette 40 (Reeder 12): Assists — Second Period— 7, Winnipeg, McBaIn 9 Indlano 8 6 .571 3 Hartford 9 (R. Moye 3), Marauette 17 9638 we didn’t do some things right at Kentucky Coach Eddie Sutton and Mookie Blaylock had 23-to lead IIA] Quetiec 10 12 1 21 87 96 Nci.17 Georgetown (28) did not plo^.^^^ Hartford 8 10 4 20 71 73 (Ham el, Marols), 8:29. 8, Los Angeles, Clevelond 3 8 .273 .6'A (Anglayar 5). Total fouls — Hortford 18, both ends,” Notre Dame Coach also was pleased with his team’s Oklahoma past. Grace added eight Robitallle 13 (Carson, Ta y lo r), 18:39. 9, WESTERN CONFERENCE Marauettell.A— 10412. No !ib Oklahoma (20) beat Penn CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 93*W. Digger Phelps said. “ Then Ed­ performance at the line. assists and Blaylock had six for the Nerrtt (Xvltlen Los Angeles, Duchesne 6 (Carson, Midwest Division c No.19Neyado-LosVeoos(08)dldnotplay. 2- 0 Sooners. W L T Pts GF OA Carpenter), 19:38. Penalties— Reddick, W L Pet. OB wards gave them a spark.” “ The difference between being a Win, served bv Hamel (delay of gome), Denver 8 5 .615 — Tuasday’s collaga hoop scoras Oklahoma broke open the game M tro lt 11 9 2 24 75 72 No.20 Memphis State (1-0) did not play. The loss left Phelps 1-7 against great team or a good team is how O ileago 10 12 2 22 94 101 3:24; Nlll. Win (holding), 9:42; Hawer­ Dallas 7 5 .583 1/1 with a 21-10 run at the start of the Houston 8 6 .571 '/ i Indiana and winless in six games at well you shoot those free pitches.” Minnesota 10 12 3 23 88 97 chuk, Win (slashing), 15:42; Hommond, EAST second half, taking a 57-38 lead on a Toronto 10 12 2 22 99 96 LA (cross-checking), 15:42. Utah 7 6 .538 1 Alderson-Brooddus 116, Davis & Elkins 71 Bloomington, where the homes­ he said. St. Louis 8 12 2 18 76 84 San Antonio 5 8 .385 3 The Wildcats, 2-0, opened a 73-50 jumper by forward Harvey Grant AP photo Third Period— 10, Los Angeles, Nlcholls9, Sacramento 4 8 .333 3'/j tanding Hoosiers have won 22 Imyllw DIvIflon Bobson 72, Worcester Tech 67 lead on center LeRon Ellis’ inside with 12; 51 left. to ie o rv 14 8 3 31 122 94 8:54 (sh ). 11, Los Angeles, Robital lie 14 ( Fox. 1Paclllc Dlvlsien Bentley 88, Lowell 71 Football straight. —. Penn State, 1-1, was led by junior ton, Ind. Irish players looking on are Edmonton 14 9 2 30 IIS 90 Carpenter), 17:11 (pp). 12, Winnipeg, L.A. Lakers 10 2 .833 Boston (tallsge 121, Harvard 80 “ We just broke down defensively basket with 12; 06 remaining in the Indiana’s Dean Garrett (22) swats away Winnipeg 11 12 1 23 90 99 Boschman 7 (Ellett, Steen), 19:10 (pp). Portland 8 5 .615 2 '/i Jerome Lane Boston U. 69, Massachusetts 66 game. Although Cincinnati battled forward Tom Hovasse with 20 Gary Voce (54) and Mark Stevenson. Penalties— Duchesne, L A (holding), :31; Seattle 7 6 .538 3 '/i and we missed some key shots. We a shot by Notre Dame’s Scott Paddock in Vancouver 9 13 2 20 83 91 Brondels 85, M IT 69 back within 77-63 on guard Roger points, including four of seven from LOI Angeles 7 14 4 18 96 122 Hardy, LA (high-sticking), 7:43; Dun­ Phoenix 4 7 .364 5 '/i This 6-)oot-6 forward is a ju­ Buffalo St. 75, Doemen 56 NFL standings were not active on the boards,” their game Tuesday night In Blooming- The Hoosiers won, 76-59. Tgeidw’s Oames can, Win (sloshing), 15:36; Hawerchuk, L.A. Clippers 4 8 .333 6 California, Pa. 90, St. Vincent 64 Phelps said. McClendon’s 3-point goal at 7:48, 3- point range. Golden State 2 11 .154 B '/i nior at Pittsburgh. He’s the Vancouver 3, Quebec 1 W in (high-sticking), 17:49; Carpenter, LA Oteynev 91, Delaware St. 89, O T Indiana, 2-0, spoiled the season- the Bearcats could get no closer and Washington 4, Edmonton 2 (trippino), 17:49; McBeon, LA (holding), Tuesday’s Gomes smaliest player in 28 years Delaware 83, Washington, /Md. 70 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Unranked teams: Weiss sank two free throws with jumper with six seconds remaining Utah State 9292, giving Coach 18:31. Detroit 124, New Jersey 115, D T East opener for Notre Dame by outscor- Kentucky went on a 125 spurt. Freshman Dar­ Minnesota 3, Toronto 2, O T to have led the nation in re­ Eost Stroudsburg 89, Houghton 71 two seconds left to lead Santa gave Pepperdine, 2-0, a 91-89 LaDell Anderson his third straight Winnipeg 7, Los Angeles 6, O T Dvertime— 13, Winnipeg, Small 6 (Steen, Atlanta 120, Boston 106 Gannon 92, Concordia, N.Y. 77 W L T Pet. P F P A ing the visitors 16-3 in the f jnal 5; 07. Cincinnati was led by center ryl Oliver made a layup as time Carlyle), 3:26. Penalties— None. Seottle 112, New York 109 bounding. Last season he Buffalo 6 5 0 .545 208 238 victory over California Irvine, and win against the Aggies. Anderson is Wednetdoy's Oanses John Joy 98, Hunter 89 Keith Smart led the Hoosiers with O drlc Glover’s 22 points, 16 in the expired to give Cheyney State, 2-1, a Clara, 1-1. to a 72-71 upset over 2-2 Boston at Hartford, 7:3':35 p.m. Shots on goal— Winnipeg 9-8-S-4— 29. Los Houston 106, Denver 101 averaged 13.5 rebounds per Kino's, N.Y. 101, Bard 51 Indianapolis 6 5 0 .545 244 191 Stanford. center Jim Usevitch scored 26 a former Utah State player and Angeles 12-8-94>— 29. Chicago 98, Golden Stole 97 N .Y . Jets 6 5 0 .545 252 223 16 points while assigned to guard second half. 91-89 overtime victory over Dela­ Vancouver at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. game. He aiso scored 15.8 Lehman 68, C C N Y 58 points as Brigham Young downed coach. New York Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:35 Power-ploy Dpportunltles— Winnipeg 3 Los Angeles Lakers 125, Socromento l4>ng Island U. 94, Dominican, N .Y . 63 Miam i 5 6 0 .455 264 2S2 Notre Dame’s David Rivers, who No. 6 lows 70. Drake 59: Roy ware State, 0-1, and center Dan Guard Craig Davis’ 15-foot p.m. of 5; Los Angeles 1 of 6. 120, D T ^ points per game.______AAanhattan 84, Columbia 80 New England 5 6 0 .455 221 225 Edmonton at Detroit, 7:35 p.m Goalies— Winnipeg, Reddick (29 shots-23 Portland 102, Phoenix 100 Aharlst 76, Southampton 49 Cenlral Chicago at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. saves). Los Angeles, Melonson (12-7), Wednesday's (Tomes Atoss.-Boston 111, Salem St. 106, O T Cleveland 7 4 0 .636 302 176 Thursday's Oames Heolv (8:29 second, 17-15). New Jersey at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma 93, Penn St. 59 Houston 6 5 0 .545 257 274 at Boston, 7:35 p.m. A— 7,817. Seattle at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Oswego St. 82, Cortland St. 75 Pittsburgh 6 5 0 345 223 231 Hartford at Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m. Referee— Poul Stewart. Linesmen— Milwaukee at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Pace 95, AAercy, N.Y. 46 Cincinnati 3 8 0 .273 190 243 Quebec at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. A6qrk Vines, Brad Lazorowlch. Washington at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Hawks 120, Catties 106 Penn St.-Behrend 78, Thiel 57 West Houston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. PItt.-Johnstown 92, Shlppensburg 81 San Diego 8 3 0 .727 212 220 Warriors stop Jordan, but not Bulls' rookie stars St. Louis at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Sacramento at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Toronto at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. B O S TO N (106) Rhode Island 96, New Hampshire 67 Denver 7 3 1 382 283 223 Winnipeg at l^s Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Chicago at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Blrd7-134418, Daye6-90«12, Parish 5-72-2 Rhode Island Coll. 100, Bryant 85 Seattle 7 4 0 .636 280 218 Philadelphia at Los Angeles Clippers, 1XAInge5-111-111, Johnson 3-10248, Lohaus Roberts Wesleyan 94, Brockport St. 84 LA. Raiders 4 7 0 J64 737 222 By Bill Barnard The Lakers outscored the Kings Nets with three seconds left, Transactions 10:30 p.m. 1-2(HI2,McHale7-13»ra,Roberts 2-3 1-2 5, Rochester 89, RPI 79 Kansas CItv 2 9 0 .182 172 308 128 to start the extra period as A .C. forcing the overtime. Portland at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE The Associated Press Slchtlng M 00 12, LewlsO2O20, Klte2-4 S. M aine 74, (Gordon 71 Green had five points and three Johnson. Bill Laimbeer and Isiah 0-24. Totals4A8218-26106. SE Mossochusefts 81, E. Nazorene 70 East NBA Roundup NHL mutts Thursday’s (Tames Seton Hall 104, Bridgeport 83 Washington 8 3 0 .727 273 201 The Golden State Warriors, who rebounds. Thomas had 19 points each for B A S E B A L L Atlanta at Washington, 7:30 p.m. A T L A N T A (120) Shepherd 103, Wheeling 74 Dallas 5 6 0 .455 260 266 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led the Detroit, while Williams had 20 American League New York at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Sprln^eld 103, S. Connecticut 74 Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 252 295 are bullish on stopping Michael CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Signed Chill W ilkins10-212322, W1llls8-142-318,Koncak points and 14 rebounds for New North Stars 3. Mapio Loafs 2 (OT) 1-21-23, Rivers 5-120010, Wlttmon 8-111-117, St. Joseph's, Maine 95, Malne- SI. Louis 5 6 0 .455 271 275 Jordan, couldn’t stop Chicago’s Lakers with 27 points, while John­ Davis, outfielder, to a one-veor contract. N.Y. Giants 3 8 0 .273 193 248 three periods and took the lead at DETROIT TIGERS— Signed Mike NBA rasutts Rollins 8-12 4-5 20, Levlngston 401-19, Webb FarmlngtonOB new rookie stars. son had 26 and Byron Scott 25. Otis Jersey. 1-3567,Ciirr 1-524 5, Battle 40 OOT9.Totals St. Thomas Aquinos 68, Sacred Heart 64 Central 2000—2 Heath, catcher, to a one-yeor contract. The Warriors held Jordan to 16 91-89 with 3; 52 left on two free Thorpe had 31 points and Reggie 5096 1225120. Stony Brook 87, St. Joseph's, N .Y . 84 Chicago 9 2 0 .818 299 ISO * 0 1 1 1— 3 National League W. Virginia Tech 100, W. Virginia St. 96 Minnesota 7 4 0 336 261 248 points, nine fewer than his previous throws by Rod Higgins, who had 18 Theus 27 for the Kings. Sonics 112, Knicks 109 Rrst Period— 1, Toronto, Secord 5 CINCINNATI REDS— Sent Lloyd BuperSonIcs 112. Knicks 106 Green Bov 4 6 1 .409 193 214 McClendon, catcher-Inflelder, to Nashville Boston 24 27 16 29-106 Wesleyan 88, W. New England 66 season low, but rookie Seottle points. Seattle, playing without Xavier (Leemon, Damphousse), 2:09. 2, Toronto, Atfonla 27 26 34 22-110 SOUTH Tam pa Bay 4 7 0 .364 222 241 After PIppen’s g^ahead layup, lofrote 13 (Terrion), 12:34 (sh). Penoltles— of the American Association. Bowie St. 79, Livingstone 73 Detroit 2 9 0 .182 189 307 Pippen scor^ on a driving layup McDaniel because of a sprained — Named Clint S E A T T L E (113) 2PoInt goal— Battle. Fouled out— None. Payne, Min (holding), 5:19; Degroy, Tor Rebounds— Boston 49 (Bird, Lohaus 8), Ctaostal Carolina 68, Coker 60 West with seven seconds left, giving the the Warriors had a chance to win in Blazers 102, Suna 100 (hoioking), 6:12; Osborne, Tor (Interfer­ Hurdle monoger ond Bob Apodoco pitching Chambers 11-17 8-12 32, M cKev 1-5 OO 2, ankle, got 37 points from Dale Ellis Atlanta 49 (Rollins, Carr 10). Assists— Dickinson 119, Lincoln, Po. 81 San Francisco 9 2 0 .818 312 234 the final seconds, but Sleepy ence), 13:10; Damphousse, T o r (hooking), coach of Port St. Lucie of the Florida Slate Lister 20 1-2 5, Ellis 1432 H O 37, Bulls a 9297 NBA victory Tuesday Portland won its sixth straight and 32 from ’Tom (Cambers. Boston 28 (Johnson 8), Atlanta 35 (W ebb9). DIst. of Columbia 64, Hampton U. 62 New Orleans 8 3 0 .727 280 191 2 14:58. League. M cM illan 24 OO 4, Johnson 00 OO 0, L A . Roms 4 7 0 .364 226 268 night. IMppen scored 16 points on B oyd’s layup with one second left SAN FRANCISCOGIANTS— Signed Brett Schoene 1-2002, Young253412, Pol ynlcel-5 Total fouls— Boston 18, Atlanta 20. Georgia Tech 79, Jackson St. 71 game, all at home, when Terry With the SuperSonics trailing Second Period— 3, Minnesota, Graham 4 Kentucky 101, Cincinnati 77 Atlanta 2 9 0 .182 164 328 2for-10 shooting and fellow-rookie rolled around the rim and off as (Lawton), 16:22. Penalties— Giles, Min Butler, outfielder, to a two-year 8-1010, Wllllams47008. Totals328528-38112. Technicols— Boston Illegal defense, Boston Porter sank an I2foot jumper from 102107, Ellis’ three-point play with Coach Jones, Atlanta Illegal defense. Louisiana Tech 68, W . New AAexIco 46 (trippina), :22; Degroy, T o r (holding), contract; and Joel Youngblood, outfielder, Horace Grant was 7-for-8 and time expired. the top of the key with 22 seconds 1;02 left put Seattle in front to stay A— 16451. M a n Hill 81, Carson-Newman 73 Sunday, Dec 6 4:44; Secord, Tor, malor (fighting), 7:39; to a one-veor contract. Announced that N E W Y O R K (109) Atlanta at Dallas, 1 p.m. scored 17. Green 03243, Walker 10002, Ewing 1014 /Mary Washington 84, E . AAennonIte 83 “ We really dodged a bullet when left against Phoenix. after New York had overcome a McRae, M in. m alor (fighting), 7:39; Ron Fairly ond Wayne Hogln, radio- AAercer 110, Fort Valley St. 64 IndlarKXMlIs at Cleveland, 1 pzn. “ Give the Warriors a lot of Mlnnesota bench, served by Mac Lellonltoo television announcers, will return for the 1-321, Jackson4182-310,Wilkins 1017 69 26, Kansas City at Cincinnati 1 p.m. Sleepy missed that reverse layup.” 102-88 deficit with a 123 spurt. Carlisle 212 2-2 21, Cartwright 23 60 12, Mississippi 81, Kentucky St. 60 credit,” Bulls Coach Doug Collins Clyde Drexler scored 35 points for many men on Ice), 17:51. 1988 season. Mississippi Col. 95, Belhaven 60 Los Angeles Rams at Detroit, 1 p.m. Qillins said. "The Warriors would Gerald Wilkins, who led the Third Period— 4, Minnesota, Bellows 17 Texas League Cummings 1-3 25 5, Tolbert 34 3-3 9, Pistons 124. Nats 115 Philadelphia at New York Giants, 1 said. “ They did a great job the Trail Blazers, who played WICHITA PILDTS— Named Dale Pa­ McNealy00020, WhIteOI OOO, Newman02 /Mobile 102, Miles 65 Knicks with 26 points, missed two (B ro o k e , B ro te n ), 19:41. Penalties— AAount Olive WO, N .C . Wesleyan 89 p.m. take that shot anytime and Sleepy without Kiki Vandeweghe for the (M)0. Totals41-852639109. defensively, particularly against free throws with 44 seconds remain­ Terrion, Tor (roughing), 12:05; Musll, trick Kelly monoger. N. Kentucky 106, Lincoln AAemorlol W1 San Diego at Houston, 1 p.m. would hit it nine out of 10.” Min (roughing),12:05. BASKETBALL DETROIT (114) ___ _ sixth straight game because of a Mahorn 4 8 3 8 10, Dantley 1632 2 3 31, Old Dominion 74, Rondolph-AAocon 63 San Francisco at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Michael.” But Floyd had one of his worst ing and New York missed another Overtime— 5, Minnesota, Bellows 18 National Baskelball Association Soattte » 10 11 10— 111 Seattle at Plttstx/rgh, 1 p.m. Jordan, leading the league with back Injury and lost center Steve HDUSTDN RfKKETS— Activated Jim NSeYork 34 18 14 31-109 Lolmbeer 615 1-1 19, Dumars 69 24 11, PoliM 91, Foyeltevllle St. 65 chance to pull ahead when Seattle’s (Brooke, Law ton),1:20. Penalties— None. Pensocolq Christian 111, Trinity Baptist M/oshlngton at St. Louis, 1 p .m ,-' games for the Warriors, missing 15 Johnson in the first half with a foot Petersen, forward, from the Inlured list. 2Polnt gools— Young 3, Chombers 2, Thom as6232319, Johnson6201-119, Salley 33 points per game, was limited to Danny Young stole the ball from Shots on goal— ^Toronto 10-12-9-2— 33. 492411, Rodman 24614. Totals 561071620 83 Buftalo at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. of 19 shots. Injury. Porter had 24 pdints and 12 Minnesota HM3-12-3— 38. Placed Andre Turner, guard, on the Inlured Ellis, Carlisle. Fouled out- New England at Denver, 4 p.m. 15 shots from the field, nine below Rick Carlisle and passed to Kevin Lister,McMIllon, Green, Ewing. 124. Roanoke 90, Greensboro 64 “ The last thing I wanted todo was Power-ploy Opportunities— Toronto 0 of NEW JERSEY (115) . _ Virginia St. 95, St. Augustine's 74 Tampa Bov at New Orleans, 4 p.m. his season average. assists. Williams for an insurance basket 3; Minnesota 0 of 4. "*NEW YDRK KNICKS— Signed RIck Rebounds— Seattle 57 (Poivnice 9), Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. foul him,” said Chicago’s Dave New York 56 (Walker 8). Assists— Comegys 7-15 2316, Mfllltams 614 24 20, W. Carolina 99, Tusculum 73 Ben McDonald, a 2foot-8 for­ Goalies— Toronto, Wregget (38 shots-35 Carlisle, guard, to o one-year contract. Washington A Lee 87, Hompden-Sydney AAonday, Dec 7 The Suns had two chances to tie with nine seconds left. PHDENIX SUNS— Activated Larry Seattle 19 (Chambers, M cM illan 5), New (JmlnskI 7-16 44 18, Bogley 211 58 15, Corzine, the last defender between saves). MInnesoto, Beoupre (3331). 85 New York Jets at Miami, 9 p.m. ward, spent most of the night Carlisle scored 21 points in his A-4A65. Nonce, forward, from the Inlured list. York 28 (Jackson 13). Total fouls— Seattle Birdsong 616 68 17, Washington 24 68 6, Floyd and a possible Warriors the game after Porter’s basket, but 34, New York 36. Technicals— New York Hopson 610 68 8, Coleman 214 58 15, MIDMfEST guarding Jordan. New York debut, 11 more than his Referee— Bill McCreory. Linesmen— Ploced Eddie Johnson, forward, on the Albion 94, Northwd, Mich. 81 victory. ” I didn’t go at him both Bernard Thompson and Larry Jim Chrlstlson, Swede Knox. Inlured list. Cooch PItIno. A— 11424. Branch 61 6 8 O.Totals 46101 1623 115. Harrah’sodds “ I ’m particularly proud of Ben Nance missed. Nance, playing for career high with Boston. SAN ANTDNID SPURS— Waived Nate Detroit 3118 U 26 14-114 Auou^na,lll. 81, Rockford 63 aggressively. I didn’t want to put . 1 Beloit 70, Loketand 57 McDonald’s performance,” War­ Blackwell, guard. Activated Mike Mit­ New Jersey n 34 31 M ^5-115 him on the line.” the first time this season after 2Polnt goal— Birdsong. Fouled out— Calvin 96, Ferris St. 94 RENO, Nev. (AP) — Here are this riors Coach George Karl said. ” He Rockets 106, Nuggets 101 chell, forward, from Inlured reserve. Rockots106.Nuggots101 Cardinal Strltch 89, Concordia, WIs. 74 Joe Barry Carroll led all scorers suffering a hand injury in the Canucks 3, Nordlquasi FOOTBALL Salley. Rebounds— Detroit 51 (Lolmbeer week's odds from Harrah's Reno Race A is having a great season and played 13), New Jersey 64 (W illiam s 14). Assists— Carroll, Mfls. 93, Wheaton 73 Sports Book for upcoming NFL games with 20 points for the Warriors, and exhibition season, scored 19 points. Ralph Sampson had 20 points and Notional Foelball League Crelghtan 61, Nebrosko-Omoha 60 some outstanding defense on NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Placed DENVER (101) Detroit 31 (Thomas, Dantley 8), New Jersey and for the college gome Involving teamsin John Paxson paced Chicago with 17 rebounds, and he scored the Vancouver 0 -3 DePoul 88, Niagara 87, O T (Juv Morriss, center, on Inlured reserve. Cooper 211 44 10, English 11-27 44 26, 25 (Bogley 6). Total fouls— Oetroll 37, the AP's Top 20 poll. Jordan.” 19, the first time this season that Pistons 124, Nets 115 go-ahead basket with 36 seconds Wolved Steve Dole, linebacker, and Ron Schoves 25 226, Adorns 271412, Lever 619 New Jersey 26 Technicol— ^Williams. A— OePouw 88, Hanover 72 NFL Elsewhere, It was Detroit 124, Rrst Period— 1, Vancouver, Bennlng 3 Shegog, defensive back, from Inlured 6516, Rasmussen 12181-225, Vincent14003, 8,233. Defiance 73, Bluffton 60 San Diego vs. Houston, even Jordan didn’t lead the Bulls in left for Houston. Denisan 75, Wash. A Jeff. 73, O T New Jersey 115 In overtime; Detroit handed New Jersey its (Skriko), 9:02 (pp). 2, Vancouver, Boyd 2 reserve. Dunn 61 OOO, Hanzilk 1-9224 Totols 41-101 Son Francisco 7 over Green Bay scoring. With the score tied at 100, (W Ickenhelser. S m y l), 12:40. 3, Van­ HOCKEY 1623101. Goshen 71, Nazareth, Mich. 48 Washington 3 oyer St. Louis Atlanta 120, Boston 106; Seattle 112, sixth straight loss as Adrian couver, Smyl 7 (Huber, Coxe), 15:47. Grace 97, St. Francis, Ind. 57 Sampson connected on a hook shot. HOUSTON (106) anclnnotl 4V5 oyer Kansas O ty New York 109; Houston 106, Denver Dantley scored four of his 31 points /4P photo Penalties— Lktster, Van (hooking), 4:58; NEW YORK RANGERS— Recalled Dave M cCray 611 2-3 14, Sampson 7-14 610 20, Bulls 9B, Warriors 97 Gracelanid 102, Pork 56 Los Angeles Rams 3V5 over Detroit Allen Leavell and Rodney McCray Harris-Slowe 87, Columbia, AAo. 8) in overtime. (joulet, Que (hooking), 7:37; Finn, Due PIchette, defenseman, from NewHaven Ololuwon 16182723, Leovell6104412, Short New York Glonts 4Vi over Phllodelphia 101; Los Angeles Lakers 125, Lakers 125, Kings 120 hit two free throws each in the final (holding), 9:41; LIdster, Van (high- 613 3419, Petersen 48 OO 8, Free 14 OO 2, Hillsdale 93, GrtxKf RapMs'Baptist 87 Dallas 10 over Atlanta of the . CHICAGO (98) Huntington 97, Indiana Tech 84 Sacramento 120 in overtime, and 17 seconds to clinch the victory. Detroit’s Isiah Thomas (11) is airborne as he lays In a shot sticking). 16:47. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— Conner 2-3004, Johnson 61600, Anderson Oevetand 7 over Indianapolis Los Angeles beat Sacramento for The Pistons rallied from a Oakley 612 18 9, Sellers 214 68 10, Illinois Col. 116, Prlndpla 68 Portland 102, Phoenix 100. Assigned Steve (Tuenette, goalie, to 1-1 0 0 3, AAaxwell 1-2 OO 2, Harris OO OO Secrttle 4 over Pittsburgh the 25th consecutive time, but the 12point deficit in the third period Akeem Olajuwon had 22 points over the Nets’ Dallas Comegys In their NBA game f Second Period— 4, Quebec, P.Stastny 19 O.Totals 448517-28106. Gilmore 1-234 5, Jordan6154816, Paxson Indiana 76, Notre Dame 59 An 122 streak gave Chicago, now Muskegon of the International Hockey Denver 716 over New England and 14 rebounds for Houston. (R c o rd , A.Stostnv), 10:38. Penalties— 6131-219, Corzine2-7604, Plppen6106116, Indlana-Southeatt 83, Anderson, Ind. 74 Lakers needed a 3-point goal by and tied the game at 110 on a jump Tuesday night in East Rutherford, N.J. Thomas was one League. Grant 78 2717, Threott63232. Totals 41-86 Los Angeles Raiders 3 over Buffalo 7-1 on the road, a 51-26 lead in the Butcher, Van (holding), 3:46; Stem, Van, 31 M 19 17— 101 Iowa 70, Drake 59 New Orleans 10 over Tampa Bay Magic Johnson with eight seconds shot by Vinnie Johnson with 13 Denver was led by Alex Elnglish COLLEGE 162898. Kansas 94, Pomorxi-PItzer 38 second quarter. But the Warriors, of three Pistons with 19 points as Detroit topped the Nets mlnor-molor (high-sticking, fighting). AUSTIN PEAY— Announced the resig­ Houtton 18 1119 15— 106 Minnesota 1 over Chicago with 26 points and Blair Rasmussen GOLDEN STATE (97) Lincoln, Mo. 73, Ark.-PIne Bluff 69 left in regulation to force the seconds to go in regulation. Buck 6:16; Carkner, Que, mlnor-molor (rough­ nation of Emory Hale, heod football 2Polnt goals— Adams, Anderson. Fouled Miami 4 over New York Jets with the NBA’s worst recordat 2-11, had a career-high 25. in overtime, 124-115. ing, fighting), 6:16; P. Stostnv, Que out— Leavell. Rebounds— Denver 65 Higgins 211 8918, M cDonold 611 1-313, AAalone 82, Cedorvllle 76 overtime. Williams missed a 12-fcx>ter for the cooch. Carroll 619 38 20, Hoyd 619 2410, Mullln reduced the deficit to 77-67 after (holding), 13:02; Sutter Von, (hooking), HARDING— Announced the retirement (Cooper, Lever 10), Houston 52 (Sampson M arlon 87, AAonchester 80 2 Miami, Fla. 7 over No. 8 South Carolina. 13:48; Quebec bench, served by A.Stostnv 17). Assists— Denver 24 ( Lever 10), Houston 7-15 23 17, Fronk 612 1-1 17,Whlteheod AAorquette 70, Hartford 61 of John Prock, head football coach. 68680, Henderson 1-2602, (tarland6068 AAarycrest 96, Monmouth, III. 86 (too m any men on Ice), 15:17; Butcher, Von WESTERN CAROLINA— Announced 30 (Leavell 10). Total fouls— Denver 26, All other Top 20 teams are Idle. 0.Totals469217-2297. AAawllle St. 105, /Moorhead St. 84 (cross-checking), 19:39. that Herb Krusen, Interim head baskelball Houston 18. A— 16411. Third Period— None. Penalties— Chlcoge 3116 18 21-48 McKondree 92, Culver-Stockton 78 coach, will continue In that position for the Oelden Slate 1119 16 16-47 M llllkin 71, AAoc M u rra y 59 Stanford unhappy Jackson not ready to choose Brown, Que (trippine), 7:18; Goulet, Que rest of the season. (cross

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MANCHESTER temporary home field for his Cardinals with the option of either Canucks 3, Nordlques 1 for his 18th goal of the season. ”We just played them hard and power-play goal with SO- seconds Built In 1963, homo is nieoly do- • EsiaUlilMd rttlauranl with full bar remaining at the campus facility or moving to a proposed "You got to stop those if you want put pressure on their defensemen.” At Quebec, Vancouver scored remaining in regulation to tie the coratod and lovingly malntolnod. Manehastar Immaeufafa *146,W0 MMtohastar ■«»HlWair *e ^ and apartmsnt abovs. *175,000 baths, 2cargaragoand boauliful 3 badroom Ranch with flraplacad living room, dliv downtown Phoenix stadium. to win games.” Wregget said after Gustafsson said. “We know they’re three times in the first 16 minutes, game. Boschman scored while the Contanuwrary ready to ba moved Into. Open floor plan In- Bidwili reportedly wants to move his team because 54,392-seat Jets had a 6-on-4 advantage after landscaping. Ing room with bullt-ln China Cabinet, 12x20 fli^ SOMERS Toronto lost forthe first time in nine going to give us a lot of chances and getting goals by Stan Smyl, Jim floor family room with bay window overlooking jm- oludaa 3 bedrooms, 12x18 living room, dining room and • 42 prims sorts rsady for subdivision. •800,000 Busch Stadium in St. Louis is one of the smallest facilities in the tonight we took advantage of Benning and Randy Boyd. That Los Angeles rookie defenseman oomplalaly appllancod kitchan. 2 full baths, 2 car garaga, Rolling lopo with tirtam. games in which It led after two vata yard, and a brand now kitchan with charry cabl- vinyl ^dlng. NFL and attendance is lagging. periods. Minnesota is 16-2-1 in its them.” drove Nordiques goalie Mario Wayne McBean was penalized and nots, caramic tllo and now appllancos. 1 car garaga. ENFIELD •250,000 last 19 games with the Leafs. Gretzky couldn’t take advantage Gosselin from the nets. \ the Jets pulled goalie Pokey Red< • 13 + Aorta noar Enflsld MWI/ High tramo arts *1,250,000 Capitals 4, Oilers 2 of anything and was held pointless Vancouver’s Kirk McLean was a dick for the extra attacker. ‘ / ------for only the second time this season. standout in goal, making 32 saves. Doug Small then took a passfroiq FOR LEASE Curry signs three-fight series At the Capital Centre. Washing­ Gretzky, who had at least one point Peter Stastny had Quebec’s goal as 'Thomas Steen, broke in alone on Munchuatw *234,000 ton blanked Edmonton’s Wayne in 15 straight games, had scored a the Nordiques failed to win for the goalie Glenn Healy and connected Absolutoly prIstIna carttor ehimnay MANCHESTER LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Donald Curry, former world Gretzky and got two goals and an Colonial In oxacutiva aroa of town. D.W.FISH • 1380 sq.ft, oflloa spaos In naw point in every game this season seventh time in eight games. on a 15-foot wrist shot. ; Racantly radaeoratad, kltchon to­ welterweight champion, has signed for a series of three fights, assist from Bengt Gustafs.son in a except against Quebec on Oct. 27. THE REALTY CCkVUWNY ultra modtm building. PrsMIgo Jets t, Kings 6 “When you’re open likejthatl tally updatad, with now countors, anvironmam. *13**aq.ft. with the long-range plan a shotat the World Boxing Council super four-goal second period. “The season is 80 games long and ^ D now no wax floor and all appll- welterweight title, promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank, Inc., Gustafsson, in his first game you’re going to have off-games At Los Angeles, the host Kings you’ve got to score.” SmaU said. “| ancaa. 7 rooms, 114 baths, and at- WILLINOTON saw Thomas (Steen) get It and I tachad two car garaga. • 12,m to 17,000 aq. ft. avallaMs for announced Tuesday. since being slashed in the face, led during that time.” Gretzky said. rallied from a 5-2 deficit to take a 6-5 oftloo, rsalaurani or IlgM Industrial M**aq.ft. yelled at him and he fired it to me.’J Afurvafous Extetrtim ConHmponry Curry, of Fort Worth, Texas, will begin the series Dec. 8 against the Capitals to their sixth victory in “You’re going tohave games where lead on Luc Robitaille’s second goal • I Rigoberto Lopez of El Cajun, Calif., in a scheduled 10-rounder at 1 B e tte r Manehastar *166,600 the Chuck Landis Country Club in Reseda, Calif. I H o m e s , loaded with size and extras and sat on 3 acres cicaa to 1-84. • 1400 6 3600 aq. ft. spaoss at 61 Cam- — FREE MARKET EVALUATION — Homo Includes 8 largo bedrooms highlighted by the mas­ lm> Plaza Qo m vMMIKy from 1-04 *10**sa. ft. Curry, who last fought July 18, when he was stopped by Mike ter with sitting room and circular staircasa. 16)d0 floor to McCallum in six rounds for the vacant World Boxing Association Hockey legend ‘Punch’ Imlach dies celling marble flraplacad living room, dining room and ELLINQTON • New 14,000 a f. Rat /Prof. Ctr. junior middleweight title, has a 27-2 record, with 20 knockouts. treat kitchan. Lower level Is a super spacious 4 room In- Prims Rt. S3 loo. FaH oooupanoy *11 ** aq. ft. Lopez is 19-5, with eight knockouts. fBw apt. 3 largo decks, Satallts antsnna, 4V4 baths, 2 car TORONTO (AP) - Jean Beli- fellows were often a little slow. unbelievable for the franchise in is going to miss him terriflcally.”! garaga, much moral The fight will be promoted by A1 Goossen Promotions. veau and Gilbert Perreault, consi­ “Later on in my career I realized Buffalo. I had a chance to talk with Ballard said ’Tuesday night.'.' | 248 Main SIroal, Manehaalar, C T 66046 After that, Curry will meet former world super welterweight dered by Hockey Hall-of-Famer how right he was. He had the ability him two weeks ago. He called meat Ballard said he made-a miritak^ *------^ REAL ESTATE SERVICES (203) 643-4610 champion Lupe Aquino of Las Vegas in a 12-round elimination home and we exchanged a few bringing Imlach back to the Leafs,> 643-1591 243 Main St, Manchester, CT 06040 Dally SXiMeO George “Punch” Imlach as the two to foresee changes in the game.” 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 8al.SKXI-8e0 CALL LEN MATYIA OR CHRIS HELLER bout at Genoa, Italy. Aquino is 31-3-1 with 22 knockouts. best players he ever coached, The 69-year-old Imlach. who died words. It was very nice to hear from but that he does not regret It. ‘ 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, C T 06066______credit their late boss with playing a ’Tuesday of heart failure, got his him. I always had a great respect “He’d lost his effect and I very key role in their development first NHL Job in 1958 in Toronto and for him.” foolishly hired him when he was Worthy misses second straight game “It’s a very sad day for me.” guided the Maple Leafs to four Imlach was admitted to a hospi­ washed up. But I don’t regret hiring, Beliveau said after learning ’Tues­ Stanley Cup championships in II tal late Sunday and died ’Tues^y him because he was able to finish in* INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Forward Jam es Worthy of the Los day of the death of Imlach. “I’m years before being fired In 1969. morning. Toronto where he started. He was! losing a good friend Hockey was He was hired as general manager A heart attack in 1972 forced him always, always a Maple Leaf. He', Angeles Lakers will miss his second straight NBA game because played for me as a junior with the* of patellar tendinitis in his left knee when the Lakers play at very fortunate to have a guy like and head coach by the Buffalo to quit coaching the Sabres and he him.” Sabres when that franchise entered managed the team until being fired Mariboros. We were pretty closely, BRAND NEW Sacramento Tuesday night. in 1978. Maple Leafs owner Harold connected for 45 or 50 years.” I Worthy, who also sat out last Friday night’s game against Beliveau became an NHL super- the NHL in 1970, and he made Raised Ranches located In a beautiful area of star in a 20-year career with the Perreault the No. 1 pick in the draft. Ballard brought him back to Imlach was inducted into the Hall! North Coventry. 1900 sq. ft. of living area... 7 Denver, will remain in Los Angeles, the Lakers said. He will be Toronto in 1979 as general man­ re-examined at the Forum prior to Wednesday night’s game Montreal Canadians after playing “He was a great hockey man and of Fame in 1984. J rooms, 214 baths, Including a moMer bath, fire- senior hockey for Imlach in Quebec I was very proud to have a chance to ager. Imlach had heart problems in placed, custom raised birch cabinets, pull down against Portland, and a decision on his status for that game will 1981 and underwent bypass He spent his final years out of! (3ty in the late 1940s. He credits be part of his team and part of his hockey dabbling in the stockj attic stairs, gorgeous atrium door from dining be made at that time. Imlach with helping him develop life.” said Perreault, who was surgery. Ballard would not have Worthy, a two-time All-Star, has not played since being held him back. market and had season tickets at* Real Estate room to deck, separate kitchen rear door, all ther­ his skating ability. named rookie of the year and went Maple Leaf Gardens, but rarely! BRAND NEW LISTING!!! mopane windows, burled oil tank PLUS a treed scoreless in a 17-minute stint in the Lakers’ 103-85 loss at Seattle “He could see that the game was on to star for 17 seasons in Buffalo. Imlach had heart problems again Long-time owners have beautifully maintained last Tuesday night. He sat out the final quarter and a half of that in 1985 while vacationing in Las used them himself. * this exceptional 4 family apartment building in acre lot with stone walls - unsurpassed at speeding up. so after practice he “He gave me a great push to start $189,000. game because of the tendinitis. had a guy chasing me to make me my career. Vegas. A funeral is scheduled Friday atj 647-8400 Manchester. 4-3 room apartments, all separate skate faster.” Beliveau said. “I was "You had to work very hard on "He was a great guy and the Toronto’s St. Andrew’s Presbyter-* utilities, complete with kitchen appliances and ONLY 8 MINUTES FROM the ice to please him but he was sporting world, especially hockey. ian Church. | 168 Main Street, Manchester laundry facilities, newer vinyl siding and DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Gretzky named player of the month a tall, lean guy and at that time tall furnaces. Call for the figures! *230,000. DIR; Take Rt. 384 to Route 44, heed east past the MONTREAL — center Wayne Gretzky, who Intersection of Rt. 31 and Highland Pork Market, let scored a league-high 11 goals while picking up 23 assists in 13 left past cemetary Is Carpenter Road, houses are on games, was named Tuesday the National Hockey League Player Brett Butler glad to go with a winner the right side of the street. of the Month for November. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Newly ager Al Rosen. Manager Roger appointed” with Butler’s decisionj . Call 846-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSES" Gretzky edged center Denis Savard of the Chicago Blackhawks not to accept an offer they des-i and goalie Kelly Hrudey of the New York Islanders for the award, acquired San Francisco Giants Craig and the organization. ’The center fielder Brett Butler says he’s feelipg was mutual — Rosen called cribed as “competitive In every} while helping the Oilers post an 8-3-2 record. It was the 24th time him "the consummate leadoff way” with San Ftancisco’s. J Gretzky has captured the monthly honor during his eight-year back at home in the National League and the Bay area, and man.” It was the first signing in more* career. ready to get accustomed to winning "He just does everything well.” than two years of a free agent! During the month, Gretzky scored at least one point in every again. Rosen said. "He’s also an excellent whose current club had tried; GEE WILLIKERS. ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” game his club played, while opening the lead he has in the NHL Departing Giants outfielder Chili outfielder with speed. Our defense actively to keep him. ^ OLDIE BUT GOODIE!!! This charming property is just waiting for new scoring race to 10 points over Savard. owners to enjoy all its great features. 6 rooms Davis, meanwhile, is thrilled to be up the middle was already second Born in Los Angeles. Butler lived j Gracious 6 room older Colonial on East Center headed for a warmer ballpark. to none. Now it will be even Street in Manchester. Maintenance free alumi­ including a 1st floor b^room!! (3 bedrooms I K I C .’l. in Fremont on the east side of San, num siding, 3 bedrooms, walk-up attic, updated total). 2 full baths, fireplace, spacious dining Blanchard & Rossetto ’The 30-year-old Butler spumed stronger.” Francisco Bay for most of his! Jackson named NBA rookie of month what he said was a nearly identical ’The acquisition gives the Na­ kitchen with pantry, lovely fireplace, spacious room, country kitchen with pantry, aluminum childhood and said he followed thej entry foyer with nice wide oak staircase, full base­ aiding, front and back porches and lots more. offer from Cleveland in signing for tional League Wes champions an Giants before his family moved to* REAL E6TATE 646-2482 NEW YORK — Guard Mark Jackson, who took over as the New anchor at leadoff. where they used ment complete with a piano! *139,000. Priced at *128,000. York Knicks’ floor leader in the third game of the season, has two years with the Giants, opting to Chicago in 1970. leave the Indians for a chance to a dozen players in 1987. It came Just been named the NBA’s Rookie of the Month for November. hours after the California Angels Butler, who bats and throws Jackson, the Knicks’ first-round draft pick from St. John’s, play for a winner. He said he also left-handed, hit .295 last season with talked with the Los Angeles announced they had signed free averaged 10.3 points, 8.1 assists and 3.0 steals per game in his first agent Davis to a one-year contract. a career-high nine homenms along \ REALTY WORLD Dodgers, San Diego Padres and with 41 runs batted in. He stole 33 j Century 21 Epstein Realty month as a pro. His steals average ranked him ninth in the league Chicago Cubs. The signing means of Butler the (203) <546-7709 73 Wott Conlsr Street and be was third in steals. Indians will receive the Giants’ bases, scored 91 runs, drew a* Bnnoit'Frechette Aitocistet Msncheiter CT 06040 "The money wasn’t really the career-high 91 walks and led the! 843 North Main 8t.. Mancheeter Jackson led the Knicks in assists in each of the Knicks’ 12 thing,” Butler said Tuesday by first-round pick in June’s amateur WE GET RESULTS games, joining Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers as the draft because Butler is classified a Indians with a .399 on-base} telephone from San Diego. “ Every percentage. • only players to lead their teams in assists in every game. player’s dream is to be involved "lYpe A’ free agent. San Francisco ^ 3 ^ 6 4 7 -8 8 9 5 “A DIVI6ION OP THOMAS A. BENOIT INTIRPRISIS* Others conddered for the honor were Reggie Miller of Indiana, with a team that has a chance of will receive California’s first-round He also was caught stealing 16} Kenny Smith of Sacramento, Greg Anderson of San Antonio, winning a World Series.” selection for the signing of Davis. times, often on pickoffs, which has* EPaTEMaeALTf Derrick McKey of Seattle, Scottie Pippen of Chicago and Reggie BRETT BUTLER Butler also said he was im­ Tlie Indians Issued a statement been a problem throughout his! WHEne THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ix - Williams and Joe Wolf of the Los Angeles Clippers. . signs with Giants pressed with Giants General Man­ saying they were "extremely dis­ career. ’ ■ash ofllos Indspsndsnay ownsd and opsrslsd. U L A Hagler, Hearns close to rematch LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Marvelous Marvin Hagler’s approval is Angels back in market, sign Chili Davis the only thing standing in the way of a rematch between the MANCHESTER W M O former middleweight champion and current World Boxing ANAHEIM. Calif. (AP) - With turns 28 next month, to a one-year “Right now, the length of the the 11th round of the June 1978* YOUR SEARCH 18 OVERI This Is draft, he made his major league! the home you have been looking Council champion Thomas Hearns, promoter Bob Arum said the signing of outfielder Chili deal worth a reported 8880,000, up contract or the money wasn’t the for. Sperkling 3 bedroom full dorm- Davis, the California Angels are some 835,000 what he earned with only consideration in signing. The debut In 1981, when he played in| ered Cepe In South Farme. Formal Tuesday. eight games for San Francisco. “The term s are not a problem, they’ve all been agreed upon," back in a free agent market they the National League West cham­ Angel organization to me has dining room, family room warmed IDEAL FOR CHILDREN! virtually abandoned after their pions last season. always been a class organization. In 1982, Davis played in ‘ 154i by a flrepleoe, anoloaed porch, at- Arum said. "The only thing we’re waiting for is Marvin’s answer. “Playing in Southern California games for the Giants and hit .261; uchad garage. Lovely, over-size 4 bedroom Cape with beautiful, Is he going to fight or retire?” free-spending approach failed to Earlier in the day, the Giants buy them a World Series. signed free agent center fielder was something I wanted. Playing with 19 homers and 76 RBI. In 1963,* large, fenced rear yard. Owners have made many im­ Arum said he thinks Hagler will agree to a rematch of the April Brett Butler, who is expected to be there will enhance my abilities as a he played in 137 games, hitting .233’ provements inclutUng newer roof. Covered deck and IS, 1988 fight in which he stopped Hearns in the third round of a 'The Angels, who in the past had signed a long list of free agents to San Francisco’s leadoff hitter. ballplayer, especially as sijiitter. with 11 homers and 89 RBI. patio, full len^h of house, This home, located in East wild bout. high-priced contracts, had mostly Because both players are “Type A” The Giants realized I wouldn’t be Davis hit .315 with 21 homers and! Hartford, must be seen! It is not a DRIVE-BY, and it is ‘T m definitely optimistic about it,” the promoter said. "I think stayed out of the bidding since 1983. free agents, the clubs losing them content taplay in Candlestick Park 81 RBI In 1984. The next season, he a pleasure to show!! PRICE REDUCEDlim he’ll fight.” The club had said only special will be get the signing club’s any longe^’ hit .270 with 13 homers and 86 RBI. MANCHESTER *199,900. »149,900. This spacious, nswiy rsdscoratsd 7* room RAISED RANCH In Arum said Hagler plans to meet with his managers this week to circumstances would cause it to first-round selection next JunO in Davis played five full seasons and In 1986, he hit .278 vdth 13 homers ENJOY COMPLETELVI Oonri satUs for a South Windsor Is locatsd on s quiat cul-da-sso. Ideal for famlllaa. make a dedsion on the possible rematch, which tenatively is set actively pursue another free agent, the amateur draft. Bulter played parts of two others with the Giants. and 70 RBIs. eondo whan an sNsehsd Ihrss badroom , ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” This horns fssturss s formal dining room, flrsplses, hardwood He was a member of the NL All-Star He set an NL record last Sept. IS CotonM wHh aSdars to a lovsty dock In a floors, walk-out family room, and many othsr fsaturasllll Ask us for May 16 if the former champion agrees to fight. and the Davis situation apparently last season with Clevelahd. dsaksMs a rst la He said the fight would either be held in Las Vegas or Atlantic was to Its liking. “Almost anyone can guess how I team in 1984 and 1986. with his third career switch-hitting rooms. 1U baths, garags. CallfardstaHs. about gstting a mortgsgs at 714% Intsrsst rats. TN s horns la being He played all three outfield homer game. It was his second such STRAND REAL ESTATE * offarad at $172,500. An axoallant buylll ______City, N .J. The switch-hitting Davis, who hit feel right now,” Davisr said. “I’m 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT @ Hagler retained his undisputed middleweight championship in .250 with a career-high 24 home Just so glad to be an Angel and be positions with the Giants. He said game of the 1987 season, tying the his fight with Hearns which some consider the most runs and 76 runs batted in for the coming back home to Southern he prefers right field. major league record held by CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” ( ) action-packed three rounds of boxing ever seen in a title fight. San Francisco Giants last season, California. I really look forward to Davis graduated from Dorsey Mickey Mantle (1988 and 1986), 203 646-7709 signed with the Angels on ’Tuesday. having some fun with this club and High in Los Angeles in 1977. Eddie Murray (1982 and 1986) and The Angels signed Davis, who contribute to winning in any way. Originally selected by the Giants in Kevin Bass (19^. r MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday. Dec. 1.1M7 — « a - M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD , Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1987 lAPARTMEHTR HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES LOTS/LAND Rentals FOR SALE FOR SALE RIRSALE RIRSALE RIRSALE RIRSALE FOR R O T : M ANCH»TiR. Enlov NEW to morket. Mon­ L E V E L , Cleared lots, city M A N C H ES TE R . 4 room BRAND New. Manches­ n S w to market. Beauti­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ APARTMEHT8 apartment, 1st floor, complatelvl Don't set- chester, Charming, ter. Contemporary ful 8 room, Ansoldl ulate 3 bedroom Ranch sewer, city wafer. 27- tie for o cdndomlnlum 30,000 square test. Nor- FDRREHT stove, refrigerator. No sunny 7 room full dor­ ready tobemoved Into. Colonial within walk­ with fireplaced llvino pets. References and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 when on ottoched 3 mered Cope In quiet room, dining room fhaott Manchaatar. Open floor plan In­ ing distance to Martin bedroom Colonlol with 647-0246. MANCHESTEirSoodTo- securlW. 8400 plus utili­ family neighborhood. cludes 3 bedrooms, School. 3 bedroom, Vh with built In Chino ca­ ties. 64^4003. sliders to o lovely deck Built In 1983. Home Is 12x18 Hying room, din­ both, 2 fireplaces, for­ binets, 1^20 1st floor catlon. 2 bedroom r In o desirable oreo Is nicely decorated and ing room and com­ mal dining room and family room with bay IHVESTMEHT opartment-2nd floor, MANCH^STEI^. Beoutl- Business P ro p e rty...... Entertainment...... Farm Supplies and.Equipment — 80 R A T IS : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per lino per day. t ovolloble. Spoclous maintained. 1’/^ baths, pletely appllanced kit­ living room. Asking window overlooking wall to wall carpeting, ful 4 room In excellent Notices Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 PROPERTY appllancet. No pets. Resort Property ...... Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. ' rooms, Vh baths, gor- 2 cor garage and beou- chen, 2 full baths, 2 cor $259,900. Coll owner private yard and a area. Stove, refrigera­ age. $159,900. Coll for Security and lease. Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortgages ...... Corpentry/Remodellng . Recreational Equipment...... 82 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per dov. i tlful landscaping. garage, vinyl siding. 649-7985. brand new kitchen with tor. No pets. Referen­ details. Century-21 Ep- BRAND N’evTIlstlnoi 8485. Coll 443-1595. ces. 8650 Includes heat Personals...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... Polntlng/Paperlng...... Boats and Marine Equipment — . 83 26 or more dovs: SO cents per line per day. $182,000. Sentry Real $177,900. D .W . Fish Cherry cabinets, ce­ Long time owners have > stein Realty. 647-S89S.Q Estate. 643-4060.O ramic tile and new and hot water. 649-4003. Announcements...... 03 Rooflng/Sldlng...... Musical Items...... 84 Minimum churto: 4 linos. Realty. 643-1591.0 beautifully maintained EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ Auctions...... 04 Rentals Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 appliances, 1 car gar­ this exceptional 4 fam­ room. 8435 monthly MANCHESTER Newer Financial...... 05 Pets and Supplies...... 86 age. $149,900. D.W. Fish ily apartment building plus utilities. On but six room Duplex. Vh Electricol ...... D KADLINRS: For classified advertisements to Reolty. 643-1591.0 Rooms for Rent...... Heating/Plumbing...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 In M anchester. 4-3 line. 568-1054.______baths, deck, full base­ be published Tuesdov through S a t u r d ^ the Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... Miscellaneous Services.. Tog Sales...... 88 OLDIE but Goodlel Gra- room apartments, oil MANCHESTER. Avollo- ment. Excellent loca­ Condominiums for Rent. Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the dov clous 6 room older separate utilities, com­ bte Immediately. 3 bed­ tion. 8650 monthly plus Part Time Help Wanted...... 10 Homes for Rent...... For advertisements to be published Mondov. Colonial on East Cen­ plete with kitchen ap­ room apartment. 8650 utilities. Security. Help Wanted...... 11 Store/Office Space...... the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. ter Street In Manches­ pliances and laundry Plus utilities. 449-8365. Available January 1st. Situation Wanted...... 12 Resort Property...... Merchandise ter, Maintenance free facilities, newer vinyl VERNON. Outstanding 646-7693, 228-0865, 649- Business Opportunities...... 13 Automotive aluminum siding, 3 siding and furnaces. 2074.______Industrial Property...... Hollday/Seasonol...... r KAD y o u r a d . Classified advertisements am condominium (Ryo- Instruction...... 14 bedrooms, walk up at­ Call tor the figures I Garages and Storage..... Antiques and Collectibles Cars for Sole...... 91 taken by telephone as a convenience. The fleld) 2 bedroom, fully MANCHESTER. Quality Employment Services...... 15 Trucks/Vons for Sale...... 92 Condos tic, updated kitchen $230,000. Jackson 8. appllanced, much 2 bedroom, heat, hot Roommates Wanted...... Clothing ...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one with pontry, lovely Wanted to Rent...... Campers/Trallers...... 93 Jackson Real Estate. more. References, se­ water and all applian­ Furniture...... Incorrect Insertion and then only for the slie of fireplace, spacious en­ 647-8400.O Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances., Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 curity. No pets. $750 ces Included, air condi­ the original Insertion. Errors which do not try foyer with nice wide plus utilities. 649-4003. tioning, quiet, on bus­ Homes for Sale ...... 21 Machinery and Tools ... Auto Services...... 95 lessen the value of the advertisement will not oak staircase, full Services Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 EAST Hartford. Newer 5 line. Ideal for middle Condominiums tor Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... be corrected by an odditlonal Insertion. basement complete aged and senior citi­ Child Care...... Good Things to E a t ...... Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 \ with a piano! $139,000. MORTRARES room, 3 bedroom Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 apartment, stove, re- zens. $590/month. 247- Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services. Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood . Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 Jackson 8< Jackson 5030.______Real Estote. 647-8400.a frlgerator, dis­ NO PAYMENTS hwasher, wall to wall MANCHESTER. Availa­ G E E Wllllkersi Th is Up to 2 years. Kits your fi­ carpet, 1st floor. No ble Janurary 1st. Com­ HOMES charming property Is nancial difficulties goodbye. pets. References and pletely renovated 'h PART TIME lust wolfing for new Avoid forecloture, catch uo Duplex. 6 rooms, 3 Millbridge Hallow, pool, exercise room - security. $590 monthly Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED RIRSALE VERNON $96,000 owners to enlov all Its on late payments such at tint plus utilities. 649-4003. bedrooms, Vh baths, $70,900. great features. 6 rooms or second mortgage or even appllanced kitchen. outstanding credit cord bills. MANCHESTER. O u t­ MECHANIC. Great op­ R E C E P TIO N IS T. Needed PROGRAM Manager and TH IS Spacious newly re­ Manchester Gardens w/separate entrance AN IDEAL STARTER Including a 1st floor Laundry hook-up, wall As a condition precedent to M A TU R E person to help DENTAL Receptionist bedroom I (3 bedrooms Ksso your horns free and standing 7 room, 3 bed­ the placement of any odver- for small busy prac­ portunity, worth your for rapidly growing Ice Job Coaches sought by decorated 7 plus room $65,000______. For tho young people who are Just starting out to wall carpeting, park­ run our store from Raised Ranch In South total). 2 full boths. clear without Hens and of- room apartment In AA tlslno In the Manchester He- 4-5-6pm to 11pm. Also, tice. 4 days per week. time to Investigate. Ex­ and home heating oil a supported work or the rmirees who can no longer maintain the zone. All new wall to ing, convenient loca­ rold. Advertiser hereby agency. The manager Windsor Is located on a Lovely 8 Room Colonial fireplace, spoclousdln- fachmsnst. Bod credit or E PART TIME some mornings 6am- Experience preferred. perienced engine, business. Responsibili­ outside. Four room, 2 bedroom condo unit with lots payment not a problem. wall carpeting. Bentley tion. $700 per month agrees to protect, Indemnity transmission, hydrol- ties Include distribut­ should possess voca­ quiet cul-de-sac. Ideal •859,000 Ing room, country kit­ plus utilities. Security. and hold harmless the Man­ 10am. Dairy Mart, 368 Duties Include schedul­ IVt baths, new kitchen appliances, low heating chen with pantry, School District. No HELP WANTED ing, Insurance record Ics. Call 522-7291 M r. ing phone calls, radio tional assessment/or- I for families. This home 649-7086.______chester Herald, Its officers Spencer Street, features a formal din­ costs, washsr/dryor hook-ups plus a garage. aluminum siding, front Swiss Consgrvative pets. References and and employees ooolnst any keeping. Salary negotl- Jgffe.______dispatching, light ganlzatlonal skills and security. $750 monthly MANCHESTER. 5 room P A R T Tim e housekeep­ Manchester.______ing room, fireplace, Located close to all conveniences. and back porches and droup and all liability, loss or oble. Call 643-6528. MENTAL Retardation bookkeeping, light typ­ high energy. Job plus utilities. 649-4003. apartment with ap­ ers for Quality Inn RECEPTIONIST. Part coaches (full or port hardwood floors, walk lots more. Priced at 1-454-4404 or expense, Including attor­ DRIVER. Immediate op­ Worker position avail­ ing and helping walk In pliances. $475 plus se­ neys’ fees, arising from Conference Center. time for medical dis­ customers. Full time. time) must be sensitive out family room and $128,000. Jackson 8< MANCHESTER. Excel­ tributor. 872-2686, 8:30- ening. Manchester He­ able on all shifts. Full Jackson Real Estate. 1-454-1334 lent 3 'h room apart- curity and utilities. claims of unfair trode practi­ Competitive wages. Experience prefered. and effective with em­ many other features! References required. ces, Infringement of trade­ Please apply at front 5pm.______rald route Coventry and part time. Min­ Ask us about getting a 647-8400.D______ment, stove, imum of 6 months ex­ Please call 649-2947 ployees with special Ws eaa halB «su bsesais I No pets. 742-8628. marks, trade names or pot- desk. Quality Inn of BABYSITTER-Nanny, area. Short hours, needs. For further In­ mortgage at Vh per­ MANCHESTER. Histori­ refrigerator. No pets. good pay. Call 742-8867 perience required In Monday-Frldav 8-5pm fMFE$$IOI|AU VERNON. Spacious 2 ents, violation of rights of Vernon, 51 Hartford 11-3.5days needed fora and Saturday 8am- formation, write or call cent Interest rate. This CillMMSI&aiNiskIsrIasTisk w Dm cal Cape. 10 rooms, 4 T H E EASY WAY to find a References and secur­ C privacy and Infringement of T u r n p ik e , 646-5700. 14 month old girl. Start or 647-9946 and leave nursing field. Educa­ home Is being offered ity. $450 monthly plus bedroom Townhouse, copyright and proprietary tion: Nursing field or 12noon.______the GCARC, 3466 Main INC. bathrooms, 2 full cash buyer for no-longer- Includes hardwood EOE/AA.______Immediately. Referen­ name and telephone Street, Coventry, C T. at $172,500. An excel- baths, corner prop­ utilities. 649-4003. rights, unfair competition number and I will call mental retardation. APPLIANCE D elivery needed household Items Is floors and full base­ and libel and slander, which P A R T Tim e hours. Good ces required. 647-8658. 742-0315.______lentbuyl Realty World- erty, 2 cor garage. with a want od. Dial 6 Room Duplex. 1 car you bock.______Temporary position a n d Installation. Frechette-Benolt. 646- Immaculate 4 bedroom, 2*A baths, ciwtom ment with laundry may result from fhe publlca- pay. Advancement op­ Monday-Frldav. Ex­ HARDWARE Clerk. Unfinished main level 643-2711 to place your garage, tool shed, good flon of any odverfisment In FULL Time mature, re­ possibly becoming per­ features - abuts open space area for privacy. S4M S2S hook-ups. Great loca­ portunity. All shifts’. manent. $8.87/hour. cellent starting pay Good pay, benefits, 7709.g______In law apartment. 647- aulck-actlon ad. location, near every­ tion! 871-2844. fhe Monchester Herald by sponsible person to do LOVELY,oversized 4 0246. thing. Coll 649-7230. adverfiser. Including adver- 646-4300.______★ STUDENTS ★ Apply at: Mansfield and benefits. Coll 647- room for advonce- factory work In a water ment. Apply Conyers bedroom Cape with tlsemenfs In any free dlstrl- RN-LPN. Immedlote Part TImi - Eviningt soluble plostic manu­ Training School, Route 9997.______buflon publications pub­ Medical Core of Man­ NATIONAL new­ 44, Mansfield Depot or RADIOLOGY Techniclon Hardware, 646-5707. beautiful large, fenced lished by the Manchester facturing firm. Expe­ In rear yard. Owners chester has a part time spaper concern has rience helpful but not call Susan PawloskI at with experience In WAITRESSES. Mondav- Herald. Penny Sleffert, opening fornurseswlth Immediate openings 429-6451. AA/EOE. have made many Im­ Publisher. necessary. Apply In Mammography to Frlday, '8:30-3. Wee­ provements Including recent acute ambula­ for person at; Polymer DATA Entry-Clerical. work east of the river In kends available also. tory care experience. ORDER CLERKS doctor’s office. Excel­ newer roof. Covered Films, 9 Middle Road, Medical billing office Call 649-4011,6am-3pm. deck and patio, full LOST Hoursare: 1 morning,2 VERIFIERS Rockville. seeks full time person lent salary and benef­ AND FOUND evenings and 1 wee­ A S S IS TA N T its. Congenial atmos­ length of house. This for data entry. Ac­ home located In East kend per month. Inter­ MANAGERS. counts receivable and phere. 5 day week. LOST. FemaleCallcocat, ested applicants call Send resume to: Ok- INSTRUCTIDN Hartford, must be Call Today typing experience seen! It Is not a drive Black, Orange, and Sheri at 721-7393, PHYSICAL helpful. Hourly wage, rant 8, Ok rant, 349 East White. Vicinity Green­ Mondav-Fridav, 9- ★ 647-9946 ir Center Street, Man- by, and It Is a pleasure paid vacations and ho­ to show! $149,900. wood Drive, Manches­ 4pm.______THERAPISTS lidays. Please call 647- chester 06040.______GUITAR LESSONS ter. Large reward for MugM by locil protanlontl. Tak­ Strano Real Estate. KITCHEN Help. Part Full and part time posi­ 0238.______WANTED. Person with 647-7653.0 ______Holiday ing atudanta from baglnnera on her safe return. 643- time days. Monday- tions available for HAIR Dresser. No expe­ snow blower to do 8431.______Frlday. Pleasant work­ up. Call about Holiday Special. BRAND New Raised I HELP WANTED newly renovated phys­ rience necessary, will driveway. Good pay. Ranches located In a FOUND. Young Malecat, ing conditions. Apply troln. Call 649-3999. 649-1724.______The Steak Club, Inc., 60 ical therapy and sports Jim Harkins beautiful area of North sand color with flea CASHIER Full or part MEDICAL Office Clinical TRANSMISSION Re- Coventry. 1900 square collar on Oak Street. Hilliard Street, Man- medicine center. Ex­ 647-8553 Gift time. Buckland Street chester. 646-2260. Assistant with ortho­ bullder. Excellent feet of living area...7 643-9625 offer 4om.------and Route 84 Mobil. cellent salary in high pedic skills. Full time working condition, rooms, Vh baths In­ ANTIQUES PART time warehouse INVITATION TO UID Salary $5and up. Apply $30's for physical ther­ position. Benefits good pay, benefits, for cluding a master bath, Ideas and Inventory work. In person M onday- avalloble. Reply to 872- right person. Call Jim Real Estate fireplace, custom Sealed bids will be received 15-20 hours per week. Frldoy, 10om-5pm. apy managerial posi­ 0355. for details 633-5288, ev- raised Birch cabinets, MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE In the General Services' of­ Mornings. Good pay. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ COLLECTOR. 30-60 day tion. New grads also enlngs 228-0787.______pull down attic stairs, ter, C T until DECEM BER 11, 644-8962.______gorgeous atrium door a n t i q u e occounts. Experience welcome. Call Salaa aarfcs A PART Time. Flexible 19S7 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ NOTICK TO CREDITORS preferred. Good work­ HOMES from dining room to ^.TYPEWRITERS lowing; hours. No nights, Sun­ CENTER E STA TE OF ing condition and Cathiara days or holidays. No FOR SALE deck, separate kitchen (1) A TH LETIC SHIRTS JOSEPH KOPMAN 233-2135 • FaN ar Part TIbm rear door, all thermo­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ hours. Apply In person. experience needed. (2) PURCHASE OF ONE (1) Gerald, Judge, of the Court Savings Bank of Mon- for modern health Apply In person to The pane windows, burled NEW GRAVELY All real estate advertised In oil tank plus a treed of Probate, Dlitrict of Man­ chester. 649-9696. RN-Stotf nurse position ahop In large ahop- Medicine Shoppe, 348 the Manchester Herald Is YAIE TYPEWMITER COMMERCIAL chester at 0 hearing held on available on 2nd and Main Street, acre lot with stone CONVERTIBLE TRACTOR SALES Position Bedding plng center. Intereat- sublect to the Fair Housing SERVICE November 30, 1907 ordered 3rd shift. 35 hour work Monchester.______Act of 1968, which makes It walls. Unsurpassed at The Town of Manchesfer Is that oil claims must be pre­ Barn Is looking for self Ing and profeaalonal TypwwXeri lebuMI. FotMble typwrrltws sented to the fiduciary at the motivated people for weed. 5x3 rotating ACCOUNTANT. Part Illegal to advertise any pref­ $189,900. Blanchard 8. from IS8. aOMand wrvloe an equal opportunlfy em­ atmoaphere unlike all erence, limitation ordlscrlm- Rossetto, "W e’re Sel- ployer, and requires an afflr- address below. Failure to sales positions. Full schedule. Full state be­ time. Varied duties for 2 Inotlon based on race, color, Antiques O f All Kinds Through the House and Barn. 41 Purnell Place, Manchester maflve action policy forall of promptly present any such nefits. Salary other retail atorea. llng Houses" 646-2482.P claim may result In the loss and port time positions medical distributor. religion, sex or national Its Contractors and Vendors available. No expe­ $22,194/year with an Flexible houra. Ideal 872-2686, 8:30-5pm. MANCHESTER. Abso­ Wednesday thru Sunday 10-5 os a condition of doing busi­ of rights to recover on such origin, or an Intention to 649-4966 clolm. rience required. We Increase due Janurary for young mothera make onv such preference, lutely pristine center ness wlfh fhe Town, os per '88. Apply at: Mans­ 2224 Boston Tpke. (Rl. 44) ■ Coventry. CT • 742-0346 Federal Order 11246. Johanna Bruder Roy, will train. Promotions and retireea. Apply at O F F IC E help needed. limitation or discrimination. chimney Colonial In Assistant Clerk from within. Positions field Training School, once to the manager General office skills The Herald will not know­ executive area of town. BEAUTY SALONS (»aiE»!EexeaiBafiE»iaBsea(s»$«im(!i Bid forms, plans and speclfl- Route 44, Mansfield de­ required. Telephone ingly accept any advertise­ Recently redecorated, cotons are available of fhe The fiduciary Is: are hourly plus com­ Diane. sB»B»Ba*«Ba*«*«*«*«*«*«*«*«*«'“ *®*«***‘*®*®‘**' General Services' office. Helen Kopman, Executrix mission with a full be­ pot, or call Suson Paw- 528-8992. ment which Is In violation of kitchen totally up­ loskl at 429-6451 the law. SALON ULTRA TOWN OF c/o Laurence P. Rublnow, nefit package. Open­ Parkade Haaltli A dated, with new coun­ family hair care - complete nail Esq. AA/EOE.______N E E D a sport minded, SOUTHERN New Eng- ters, new no wax floor MANCHESTER, CT. ings available In N h^ o k Caatar care - gift certificates available for JEWELRY ROBERT B. WEISS, SSS Main Street mature Individual to land classifleld ads and all appliances. 7 FLORAL Manchesfer, C T 06040 several stores through­ LPN position available, Parfcade t bapplaa the holidays. GENERAL MANAGER out the state. Pleasant full time on 2nd shift. 35 work flexible hours at reach nearly 800,0(X) rooms, Vh baths and UNIQUE GIFTS OOM2 Cealar # 1 club In Connecticut. homes In Connecticut 555 Main St., Manchester 001-12 working conditions. hour work week. 5x3 464 W. MMAe Tpke. attached 2 car garage. KRAUSE FLORIST rotating schedule. Full Starting position avail­ and Rhode Island. The $234,900. Sentry Real Coll 667-2232 tor an 6 4 ^ 5 2 5 Interview.______state benefits. Salary able with opportunity price for a basic 25 Estate. 643-4060.g fo r advancement. word ad Is only $55 and Christmas plants & T h e ADAMS APPLE Part Tim e CONDOMINIUM Conver­ $20,316/vear with In­ MANCHESTER. Loaded crease due In Janurary Starting $7 per hour. will appear In 43 news­ centerpieces. of vernoii/ Inc. Blue Sky Trading Co. sion Company looking RESTAURANT Manage­ papers. For more In­ with size and extras '88. Apply at: Mans­ Call Holiday Matrix. and set on 3 acres close V TRESCHIC for experienced main­ ment. Great career op- 646-4260 osk for Pot. formation call Classi­ Holiday Rose Special! 14 Corot Gold Chains, Bracelets, American Indian jewelry & HOLIDAY CASH field Training School, to 1-84. Home Includes 5 Earrings tenance people. Must portunlty for fied, 643-2711 and ask BEAUTY SALON artwork, leather wallets, belts & have knowledge of tile, Route 44, Mansfield TEXAS Oil Company large bedrooms high­ Christmas Parties Too! Open Dally 10am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 Earn the Extra $$ You Need Depot or call Susan ambitious person. Op­ needs mature person for detalls.a plumbing, electrical ening 20 stores In lighted by the master ... has gift certificates available buckles, gold & silver jewelry. Tie This Season Working 5pm-9pm and carpentry. 528- PawloskI at 429-6451. for short trips sur­ MANCHESTER. Your with sitting room and 621 Hartford Rd. Manchester EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 greater Hartford area. rounding Manchester. for all your holiday styles. die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards 8992. AA/EOE. Salary and outstanding search Is overt This Is circular staircase. Contact customers. We the home you have 16x20 floor to celling 643-9559 Bar estxsscsx for Christmas & other important We Need: bonus system. Health train. Write N.G. Dick­ Great stocking stuffere! and dental. Experience been looking for. Spar­ Marble fireplaced liv­ dates. Indian prints by James Clerks ■ Verifiers ■ Asst. Mgrs. erson, President, kling 3 bedroom full ing room, dining room helpful but not neces­ Southwestern Petro- 303 Elast Center Street Shipley, heavy woo I w a p sweaters, sary. 646-4300. dorm ered Cape In and great kitchen. J & J Jewelers Perfect for Students / Moonlighters leumr Box 961005, Fort South Farms. Formal Lower level Is a super •45. Worth, T X 76161. 6 4 3 -2 4 8 3 f r u it b a s k e t s Reserve Your Ring C O U N TER Help needed dining room, family spacious 4 room In-law 217 Center Si., Manchester Call 647-9946 Now for busy 24 hour bak­ YOUNG Couple looking r o o m vrarmed by a apartment. 3 large Mother's Rings from *89.95, for affordable sitter. fl> alace, enclosed decks, satellite an­ ery. Flexible days and ELECTRONICS first 3 stone free. 6 4 7 -0 6 0 7 hours. Full or part License not necessary, porch, attached gar­ tenna, A'h baths, 2 car PERO’S FRUIT STAND time. Competitive lust references. Please age. $199,900. Century- garage. Much more! 785 Main St., Manchester Earn Top Wages ^ wages and benefits. call now! 645-8461 or 21 Epstein Realty. 647- $369,900. D .W . Fish JB ELECTRONICS Fancy fruit baskets - delivered Call Jane at 649-0140. 848-1112 Jackie. 8895.0 Realty. 643-1591 Where profetelonele buy their locally — shipped nationwide. 643-8484 CRAFTSMEN'S Dari-Farms Ice Cream etereo equipment. Discount All Wicker at 20* off til Dec. 24 has Immediate openings for the following THE DEADLINE FOR pricing on ceeh end carry Home. 276 Oakland St., Manchester xsMEfixiaiesiEMBadmEsasiaacjeweao GALLERY positions; PLACING OR Call Jack Bertrand 643-6384 ‘T h e P/ace on Coopor Sf." CANCELING AN AD 643-1262 MUSICAL NEEDS A wagon full of dolle end Teddy • Class II Route Drivers PRIVATE PARTY IS 12 NOON THE DAY bears too. • Phone Order Clerk BEFORE, MONDAY - Wreatha, Candle# and Folk Art ere Full paid medical program, paid vacations, FRIDAY, IN ORDER HARDWARE walUng hare for you. 9 TO MAKE THE NEXT AL SIEtpERT’S BELLER’S MUSIC OpanTdaysawook, paid holidays, pension and profit sharing plan. Merchandise Ads ISSUE. FRIDAY so Purnell PI.. Manchaetcr Mon.-SOI. lOamepm / Sun. IM pm Applications now being accepted; AFTERNOON BY 2:30 APPUANCES 649-2036 647-6161 PM FOR MONDAY'S BUSH HARDWARE ALL YOUn MUSICAL NEEDS Dari-Farms Ice Cream Shop now for a full ealectlon of ISSUE. THANK YOU 792 Main St. Manchester ATSfOSAWNOtf ■dAh 40 Tolland Stage Road, Tolland FOR YOUR TV b, VCITi. Audio Equipment, Open dally until • pm Monday - Friday, 8:30-5:30 / Sat. 9-1 / EO E COOPERATIONIII Big Screen TVe, CemcorderB, Ml- Ship fir tin Di-lt-Yiunilfir. THE HOMESTEAD OB the Green crowBvaa, CD Playare. WaBhera, Cmpliti llni If full. mtatatstuxtatatisnaxtaaeafoi’ DryarB and Kitchen Appllanoaa. Old fashioned cards, gift wrsp A ornaments. Blown glass omamcnis. Hand made wreaths. NOW HIRINQ Wa win beat any prteM Open dolly B;30 am to 5:30 pm and t THE PRIVATE DUTY NURSING Thursday avanlngs for th# Holidays. PRACTICAL 46 Tollaod Greeo, ToUaad Full ft Part Tima 445 Hartford Rd., Manchaatar 872-0559 REGISTRY OF VNA HEALTH 647-9997 643-4121 RESOURCES, INC. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... Manchaatar and Keep your loved onee well UANCHE8TEH AREA______★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Qraatar Hartford wxiBasasBaia**** ••*•*** Informed on all the news Now has a location In Manchester SCANDINAVIAN Henry St...... 261-316 this holiday season. Qlve * Additional Lines 50