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Thursday, Nov. 24,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Road race, football offer a holiday sports feast By Jim Tierney O’Reilly, Brian Roche and Kieran Stack; Ameri­ Manchester Herald male and female, and the first male and female the Town Championship Trophy, presented by the cans John Gregorek, Keith Brantly, Jim Cooperand Manchester High School finisher. Steve Spence; Mexicans Marcos Barreto and Herald. The latter trophy is presented on a Proceeds from the race go to Muscular Dystrophy permanent basis. The town of Manchester’s most festive day of the Maurico Gonzales, Englishman Dave Murphy and year has arrived. Research of . A toal of $23,000 was East won, 38-8, last year. Norwegian Are Nakkim. raised a year ago. The Manchester Road Race The 52nd running of the Manchester Thanksgiving Manchester and East each has experienced The women’s division will be led by defending Committee, for the 11th year, is chief sponsor of the Day Road Race will answer the gun this morning at difficult seasons. The Indians enter today’s final champ Jill Clarke of Sheffield, England, Christine race along with financial assistance from Pratt & 10 with a record 7,000 runners anticipated. game of the year with a 2-7 record while East is 1-8. Pfitzinger, Linda Begley, Sue Faber and Judi St. Whitney and the Hartford Courant. Following at 11 is the annual East Catholic- Junior Aris Leonard will quarterback the Indians Hilaire, who holds the women’s course record of After the race, many may find their way over to Manchester High School football game. 24:40 set In her only appearance in 1985. while senior Marc Mangiafico will call the signals Memorial Field for the annual Manchester-East for East. The Eagles have never lost to Manchester Two-time defending champ John Doherty of The top five male and female finishers receive Catholic Thanksgiving Day football clash that kicks with Mangiafico at quarterback. Ireland, who recorded the second-fastest time ever TAC Trusts Awards of $1,250, $1,000, $750, $500 and off at 11 a.m. Ehst leads the series, 8-5. East can First-year Indian Coach Jim McLaughlin and last year with a 21:31 clocking over the 4.75-mlle $250, respectively. Prizes will also be awarded to the retire the Army and Navy Club 'Trophy with a first-year Eagle Coach Leo Facchini will meet for course, is entered in the race. top three in each of the following age divisions: victory. A team retires the trophy by winning three the first time on opposing sidelines. Facchini was an Doherty will be severely challenged by the likes of 40-49, 50-59 and 60-and-over along with the top three out of a possible five games. ’The Eagles currently assistant under McLaughlin at Waterford High fellow countrymen Richard O’Flynn, Gerry high school boys and girls, the first Connecticut lead the trophy series, 2-1. The winner also receives School for two years. There’s lots of turkey, lots of help By Nancy Pappas Union votes Manchester Herald

Barbara Philip has a very small family, yet she is expecting about 125 for Thanksgiving. Sunday on Philip, of Avondale Road, f Is chairman of the sixth annual Community Thanks­ giving Dinner, which Man­ chester Area Conference of Churches has planned for Pratt pact noon today at South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St.. EAST HARTFORD (AP) - A Pratt also wanted to increase There will be 11 turkeys new, tentative three-year con­ annual deductibles, from $100 to and a ham, as well as tract was reached Wednesday $150 for individuals and from $250 dressings, pots of potatoes, between Pratt & Whitney and the to $300 for families. crates .of cranberries, and a union representing about 12,000 Pratt’s total benefits package plentitude of pies. This free blue-collar workers, both sides included improvements in the meal is open to the poor, announced. savings plan, disability insurance elderly, lonely, or anyone Details of the contract won’t be and retirement benefits. who simply would rather released until Sunday when The Machinists strongly oppose share Thanksgiving with a members of Machinists Local 91 cost-sharing because they feel large group. vote on the proposal, said George skyrocketing medical costs are Philip herself falls into Almeida, a negotiator from the not their fault. that latter category. Most union’s international. “ The fact is, doctors, hospitals, years, she cooks Thanksgiv­ ‘T m pleased that we were able and the drug industry have raised ing dinner for just herself, to reach agreement and reach the their prices without control,” a her husband and her point where we could recommend union flier says. "When the mother. it to the membership,” Almeida company wants to go after the But three years ago, when said. real problem, and provide accu­ Philip chaired the commun­ The major unresolved issue rate monitoring of medical costs, ity dinner for the first time, during Wednesday’s session ap­ every union member will join in.” she found the experience parently was health-care costs. Pratt is a division of Hartford- very rewarding. Pratt wanted hourly workers to based United Technologies Corp. “ I just loved it. It was as if start paying 20 percent of hospital UTC’s earnings were up 15 I had a huge fam ily,” Philip costs up to a point — $500 for percent in the third quarter and said. ” I came from a very single workers and $1,000 for the company is predicting record small family, and this is the families. Those costs include profits this year. one time of the year that I surgery. X-rays, lab fees, outpa­ Pratt & Whitney earlier this have a huge family. I feel tient surgery and emergency year eliminated 2.600 white collar like a Pilgrim.” treatment. Currently, the com­ jobs from plants nationwide to This year, Philip said, the pany picks up 100 percent of those help improve the company’s family feeling started when costs. position in the jet engine market. people in the community started calling to volunteer their help with the dinner. There will be 37 workers helping today, and only a Little time to fight few are old friends of Philip’s. .'/.ri-jfvil For example, there will m $35 billion in cuts be three members of the VIsco family helping out. By Martin Crutslnger begins next Oct. 1. That is a 14.5 Kitty Visco is running in the The Associated Press percent increase from this year, Manchester Road Race, reflecting growth that is almost while her husband, Lou, and WASHINGTON - The Reagan four times faster than the ex­ daughter, Tamara, stand administration said Wednesday it pected overall inflation rate. by and cheer. Afterwards, has successfully reached the goal Richard Darman, President­ all three are coming to the of cutting its final budget by $35 elect George Bush’s choice as the community dinner, to help billion without raising taxes new 0M B director, suggested serve. under a fast-track schedule that that Bush wili also look for Paul Uccello, another is giving federal agencies little savings in the Medicare program runner, will join them, as time to appeal sharp cuts in their when he begins negotiations with will Amy Avery, who is programs. Congress over the 1990 budget. working at the race. The final White House reviews Wright indicated that farm Most of the volunteers, of budget requests were returned subsidies would also be a princi­ however, will arrive about to the agencies on Wednesday, pal place the Bush administration 7:30 a.m., Philip said, to Patrick Flynn/Manchattar Harald Joseph R. Wright, director of the would look for savings. begin the last-minute prep­ HELPING HANDS — Jessie Bristow of Church in preparation for today’s sixth Office of Management and He said the $35 billion in deficit arations. Some have 113 Cooper Hiii St. peeis turnips annual Community Thanksgiving Budget, said in an interview with reductions had been accomp­ See DINNER, page 14 Wednesday at South United Methodist Dinner. The Associated Press. lished while keeping Reagan’s Wright said the draft budget goals of increasing defense has succeeded in reducing an spending by 2 percent over the anticipated $135 billion deficit for rate of inflation and exempting the 1990 fiscal year to $100 billion. Social Security from any cuts. Mobs kill 3 soldiers in Soviet unrest It was done through a combina­ The $100 billion deficit target tion of sales of government for 1990 is established by the MOSCOW (AP) - Rampaging the republic’s Foreign Ministry. ple were protesting in the streets increase in tensions. assets. Increased user fees, cuts Gramm-Rudman budget­ mobs killed three soldiers, in­ “ Three soldiers were killed, of Baku and the Armenian The Supreme Soviet, which in in certain domestic programs balancing law. It compares with jured at least 126 people and perhaps by stones, perhaps by capital, Yerevan. the past backed activists’ de­ and approximately $15 billion in the $155.1 billion deficit recorded sacked government buildings and sticks,” he said in a telephone Arpenay Popoyan, wife of mands for annexation of the reductions in government pro­ in fiscal 1988, which ended Sept. trains in the worst flare-up of interview. Armenian activist Rafael Po­ Nagorno-Karabakh region from grams covering the sick, 30. ethnic violence in the Soviet south Official Baku Radio said "hool­ poyan, said in a telephone inter­ Azerbaijan, had not yet gotten to farmers, federal retirees and Congressional Democrats and since early spring, official sour­ igan elements attacked social view from Yerevan that at least that item when its work was others who automatically qualify ces said Wednesday. and administrative buildings. As 500,000 people had gathered In the interrupted. Mrs. Popoyan said a for government help, he said. See BUDGET, page 14 An "open confrontation” had a result of the disruption of law city’s Opera Square during the general strike in Yerevan would The cuts in benefit programs developed between the republics and order, 126 people were day, and at night the crowd last until the session was will not reduce any payments to of Azerbaijan and Armenia, "the wounded in Kirovabad and three marched to the Central Commit­ reconvened. the sick or elderly themselves, consequences of which can be military personnel were killed.” tee of the Armenian Communist Popoyan said Armenians de­ Wright said. Rather, the savings TODAY unpredictably tragic,” according It was the first official report of Party. cided at a meeting late Tuesday are being sought, in part, by to the official Bakinsky Rabochl soldiers being killed in the "Practically the whole city to form "self-defense squads” in slowing the rate of increase in Index newspaper of Azerbaijan. Caucasus region since violence went out to the square — all the areas of their republic where payment schedules for doctors Azerbaijani officials declared a erupted in February. adults and the students — that’s Azerbaijanis live, but there were and hospitals under the Medicare 28 pages, 2 sections state of emergency in the cities of Lives also were in danger in program. the number there were,” she no reports of violence in Armenia. Classified _ 22-27 O p in io n 12 Nakichevan, near the Iranian Baku, where crimes and looting said. Calls to Baku did not go through Without some changes. Medi­ C o m ic s ______20 P eople 18 border, and Kirovabad, and au­ was increasing, said the Baku The crowd demanded the re­ Wednesday night. care, the giant health-insurance F n r iia I S S p o r t s ____ 1 5-1 7 thorities were urgently trying to radio report monitored in convening of a session of the Bakinsky Rabochi reported program for the elderly, is Television _ ___ 21 restore order, said Musa Ma­ London. Local/State ___ 2 -7 Armenian Supreme Soviet inter­ projected to cost the government W e e k e n d __ medov, chief of Information for Nstlon/World8-11 ___ 10 Hundreds of thousands of peo­ rupted Tuesday because of the See MOBS, page 14 $97.7 billion in fiscal 1990, which O b itu a rie s _____ 2 W e a th e r 2 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurgday, Nov. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 24, 1988 — $ RECORD LOCAL & STATE

PabHc Records Obituaries War was Adopt a pet Priscilla^ Posey training District directors souring Warranty deads Agnes Ingalls A. Philip Jobert, executor of the will of Evelyn R . By Barbara Richmond Agnes (Jordt) Ingalls, 76, of Los Angeles, Calif., Manchester Herald on accord, hope for deai Jobert, to Barber Associates. Pine Acres, S113.S00. formerly of Manchester and Hartford, died Noy. 16 for Oellers Michele G. O’Neil to Robert A. Evans and at the Temple Hospital In Los Angeles. Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Director Samuel Longest, the Margaret C. McIntosh. 31 Gerard St.. S195.000. Priscilla, an older but lively that would allow the district fire She was born Nov. 15,1912 and had been a resident Manchester Herald negotiator for the district, had Manchester Town House Associates Limited beagle, is this week's featured By Michele Noble department to occupy that fire­ of California for over 40 years. She is survived by a said Tuesday, after the town Partnership to Stephen W. and Jeanette L. Jones. pet. She is about 10 years old Manchester Herald house as soon as a certificate of son and daughter-in-law, Andrew and Irene At least three of the seven directors approved the town Lawton Garden Condominium, conveyance tax. and is tri-color. She was found occupancy is issued for any Eighth Utilities District directors proposal, that the district direc­ 193.50. roaming on Wetherell Street on Robinson of Los Angeles; a brother, R. Andrew major developer in the Buckland Jordt of Middletown; and a granddaughter, Rachel Germany-native William believe the town’s proposal foran tors would reject it. Salvatore A. Evangalista Sr. and Rose M. Nov. 14, Oellers, who recently retired as area. Robinson of Los Angeles. agreement over sewer and fire But Directors Joseph Tripp and Evangalista to Elite Enterprises. Riverbend Last week’s featured pet, a He and Ellen Landers said that The funeral and burial were Wednesday in the Manchester Memorial Hospital’s jurisdiction would not be accepta­ Andrew Katkauskas withheld Industrial Park Condominium, conveyance tax. handsome and smart neutered chief X-ray technician, said he the district has to offer fire East Cemetery in Manchester. Memorial donations ble to the district without judgment on the town’s proposal 9121 male golden labrador retriever was taught his trade by American service for that area when the may be made to the New Hope Manor, 48 Hartford changes. Wednesday until they had a Virginia D. Gallagher to Walter J. Pawlowski Jr. cross, was adopted by a Man­ soldiers as a U.S. prisoner of war new development becomes Road, Manchester, 06040. The Holmes Funeral But some of the directors chance to read it. Director and Diedre J. Pawlowski. 56 Elwood St.. $215,000. chester family. He was about 1 in Belgium in 1944. occupied. Home, 400 Main St.,'yras in charge of arrangements. expressed hope Wednesday that Willard Marvin could not be Janet G. DeCiantis. Anthony D. DeCiantis. year old and was wearing a tag ” We’ve got to provide those At age 17, Oellers was captured any differences that divide the reached for comment. Michael W. DeCiantis and Leann DeCiantis to just bearing his name. He was people with fire protection,” near Aachen, Germany by the two sides could be worked out in Director Lorraine Boutin said Leemilt’s Petroleum Inc.. 980 and 886 Hartford found on Nov. 10on Carol Drive. Ellen Landers said. American Arm y and spent more time to get necessary changes to she would vote for an agreement Road, conveyance tax. 1121. Besides the beagle, the only She said she didn’t think the Correctioii than 25 months in American the district charter approved by when all differences are resolved Ronald J. and Nancy A. Fournier to Steven 0. other dog at the pound this week district directors would accept prison camps in Belgium. After the Legislature. between both sides. But she said Conner and Robert L. Enoch. 93 Ashworth St . was a female husky cross. She the proposal without the provi­ the war, he spent four more years The changes to the charter, $260,000. was rather thin when found. A story published Saturday contained an that neither proposal constitutes sion for occupancy of the incorrect date on which Commissioner Andrew S. working in an American Arm y which are a part of both agree­ an agreement yet. Floyd L. Williams Jr. and Jeanette P. Williams to She’s about 1 year old, is mostly firehouse. Miller, the national commander of the Salvation Hospital in Stuttgart, Germany. ments, must be submitted to the Landers said that from what he Wayne A. and Kay A. Girourard. Brookside Acres, tan, black and white and was But both of the Landers, who In a soft-spoken German ac­ Secretary of the State by Dec. 23 $190,250. found on McKee Street on Nov. Army, was to appear at the Manchester Citadel. He has read about the town's version are married, were hopeful that appeared Nov. 20. Also, the date of the annual cent, the 62-year-old Vernon under a deadline set by state of the agreement, that agreement MultiTech New England Inc. to Alice V. Raymo. 18. differences in the two proposals Festival of Praise was incorrectly reported. ITie resident explained that he was statute. would not be acceptable to the Oak Grove Farms Condominium. $125,220 The Manchester dog pound is could be worked out in time to festival was held Nov. 19. first taught how to use X-ray The town Board of Directors district Board of Directors. He. Annette C. Filiere to Wallace S. Grove Jr., located on town property off meet the Dec. 23 deadline. P riscilla Posey machines by American soldiers approved a version of the agree­ said that he had directed the Dartmouth Heights. $190,000. Olcott Street near the landfill Thomas Landers said that the at a field hospital in Liege, ment, which would resolve long­ district’s attorney. John D. La- Carl R. March for the estate of Elsie Mae March to area. The dog warden is at the rabies shot. The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and district directors would probably adoption are spayed or neu­ Belgium and in a second field standing differences between the Belle Jr., to compare the two Bernice E. Ruff. 848 Hillstown Road, $32,000. pound weekdays from noon to 1 A young female cat. named fair in its reporting. If an error Is made, we want to meet before their next scheduled tered and given their shots if old make a correction. The Herald’s phone nmnber Is hospital in Antwerp, Belgium. town and the Eighth District documents and write up a docu­ Adam E. and Janet T. Fotta to Wilma J. Riberio p.m. There is also someone at Posey is this week’s featured meeting, Dec. 19, to discuss the enough when adopted. 643-nil. From 1947 to 1952, he was trained government, on Tuesday. The ment for review by the district and Charles B. Jones Jr.. 720 W. Middle Turnpike, the pound from 6 to 9 p.m., feline. She is mostly white with town’s proposal. Anyone interested in adopt­ at the hospital in Stuttgart. district directors approved a directors. conveyance tax. $143. Monday through Friday. black ears and tail, and is in Thomas Landers and Katkaus­ ing a cat or kitten should call ” I was treated very well at the different version of the agree­ He and the other directors said Joseph J. and Elmelia L. Baiardi to David M. and The phone number at the need of a good home. She is kas said that they agreed that any of the following numbers: camps,” Oellers said. "Natu­ ment, writtenby attorneys for the that they had not seen the actual Katherine A. Prudente. South Manchester Heights. pound is 643-6642. Residents can being cared for by members of future negotiations between the 742-9666, 242-2156, or 623-M89. rally, we were behind barbed Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald district, on Nov, 16. town proposal. $150,000. also call the police department Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., a Holiday Closings two governments should be held The Glastonbury unit of Pro­ wires, but overall we had enough District President Thomas One concern that Landers cited Wayne K. and Marlene M. Neubauer to John at 646-4555. Bloomfield-based group. The ENJOYING RETIREMENT — William Oellers, former in public, as attorney Kevin tectors of Animals is also to eat, we played soccer and even Landers and Director Ellen is the difference between the two McCormack Jr. and Valerie McCormack. Hilliard There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog group also has many, many Today is Thanksgiving, a legal holiday. head of the X-Ray Department at Manchester Memorial O’Brien, who represents the seeking good homes for the watched movies. We were the Landers said Wednesday that the proposals on the occupancy of the Street. $186,000. and the new owner must have other cats and kittens in need of Municipal, state and federal offices: All are town, proposed Tuesday night. dogs and cats its members are lucky ones.” Hospital, talks about how he received his training as a town’s proposal would not be town-owned firehouse on Tolland MultiTech New England Inc. to Albert T. Smith. the dog licensed. Before being good homes. closed today. The Manchester Municipal Building, The district directors were the boarding. Call 633-2164 or 659- Oellers said he and thousands prisoner of war during World War II. Oellers, a German acceptable to the district unless Turnpike. The town version omits Stoneybrook Condominium. $151,007. licensed the dog must have its > The animals put up for 3106. Bolton Community Hall and Andover and Coventry first to release their version of the of other prisoners at the Liege prisoner, was trained at American Army hospitals. changes were made. And District a provision in the district version agreement to the public. Lydall Eastern Inc. to 615 Parker Street town office buildings also will be closed Friday. The hospital slept in bunks located in Associates. Parker Street, conveyance tax. $2,475. Manchester and Coventry landfills will be open large horse stables. In Antwerp. Quitclaim deads Friday. Oellers said he slept in U.S. Arm y Post offices: Closed today. Express mail only will tents. \t_ John J. Leone for Em ily Leone, to Santo Leone. About Town be delivered today. It was in Liege where he West Street, no conveyance tax. Libraries: All are closed today. Bentley Memor­ befriended U.S. Army Sergeant Bernice E. Ruff to Carl R. March. 848 Hillstown ial Library in Bolton and Booth it Dimock Memorial Road, no conveyance tax. Randy Auger, a Hartford resi­ Local choirs featured Library in Coventry also will be closed Friday. dent who worked as an X-ray Richard Kretzmer, Ardra Kretzmer. Hans Britannia Chapter to meet Retailers: Most stores will be closed today. Kretzmer, Diane Kretzmer and William D. and Ann technician in Manchester Mem­ The Bower School Choir will present a concert at Schools: All schools are closed today and Friday. orial Hospital’s X-Ray Depart­ Panek to Joseph J. and Elmelia L. Baiardi. South Britannia Chapter. Daughters of the British 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Wadsworth Atheneum’s Empire, will meet Thursday. Dec. 1. at 11 a.m. at Banks: Banks are closed today. ment. Auger sponsored Oellers Manchester Heights, no conveyance tax, Festival of Trees. This concert is the first public Liqnor: All package stores are closed today. Bars Make it a Christmas Community Baptist Church. East Center Street. when he decided he wanted to Marlljm J. Fryre to Marilyn J. Fryre. Mountain event of the 10-day traditional tree festival. may remain open. Farm, no conveyance tax. After the business meeting, members will go to become an American citizen. The Round Table Singers of Manchester High W illie’s Steak House for lunch. Members are Garbage pickup: There is no curbside pickup in Oellers said it took him more than Stephen J. Carter to Stephen J. and Elizabeth A. School will sing at 2 p.m. on Dec. 8, and Martin Manchester and Bolton today. Pickup will be Carter, 91 Rober Road, no conveyance tax. reminded to bring gifts for the patients of Victoria five years to be granted permis­ Schooi's choir will sing Dec. 9 at 2:15 p.m. The Home. delayed one day. sion by the German government William R. Padin to Rosemary Padin. 37 Hartland museum is at 600 Main St., Hartford. Recreation: All Manchester Recreation Depart­ Road, no conveyance tax. to leave the country. ment centers are closed today. There will be no Oellers said he left behind.his $-|g90 Yule auction In Bolton recreational swimming at Manchester High School mother, a sister, and three Puritan "Soft Orion" Sweaters...... Reg $25 House tour planned today or Friday. The Bolton Woman’s a u b will hold its 18th annual brothers — one of which is his Births Hazel Brodersen of Coventry is overseeing the Manchester Herald: The Herald offices will be twin — at his hometown of « % Dupont Orion • Washable • 12 Colors xS-M-L-XL Christmas Auction Thursday. Dec. 1. at 7p.m. at the closed today. 100 Tenth Annual Christmas House Tour on Dec. 4, to Linz-Rhine in the German Rhine­ Community Hall at Bolton Center. The event isopen Special events: The Manchester Road Race benefit the Mark Twain Memorial. Brodersen is to the public. land. His fathei, Oellers said, was Volplntesla. Lindsey Leigh, daughter of Lou T. president of the Twain’s Women’s Committee, begins at 10 a.m. today in front of St. James Church. killed in the war. and Dawn Lindsey Volpintesta of 18 Linnmore which sponsors the tour. Seven historic homes have The Manchester High School-East Catholic High "In that time there wasn’t a $2490 Drive, was bom Oct. 26 at Manchester Memorial been decorated for Christmas by the owners and Cheney open house set School football game begins at 11 a.m. at whole lot going on in Germany,” Robert Bruce "Cotton" Sweaters...... Reg $36 Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Charles iocai florists. Live musical performances are Manchester High School. The community Thanks­ Oellers explained. “ Everything and Joyce Lindsey of 152 Tanner St. Her paternal offered at each stop. The tour is 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., The annual Open House at the Cheney Homes- giving dinner is scheduled for noon at South United we had was lost and there wasn’t *100% Cotton Cru Neck • 10 Colors • Med.-Large-X Large grandparents are Louis and Shirley Volpintesta of and tickets are $18 per person. They are sold at the lead, 106 Hartford Road, will be Sunday, Dec. 4 from Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. a whole lot left for me there.” Racine, Wise. visitor’s center of the Twain Memorial, 351 noon to4p.m. Refereshments,craft demonstrations Emergency'numbers: In Manchester, for high­ He has returned to Germany and musical entertainment highlight the event. For Costello, Matthew Alexander, son of John A. and Farmington Ave., Hartford. way: 647-3233; for sewer and water: 647-3111; for six times during his 36 years here. more information, call the Cheney Homestead at Donna Crosby Costello of 21 Edmund St., was bora refuse: 647-3248. In 1952, Oellers traveled by boat $4490 643-5588. There is no charge. Nov. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His for five days from Holland to New Pendleton "Wool" Shirts...... r«o $54 maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. Loren Alumnae sought York City. In that year, he joined Crosby of Norwalk. His paternal grandparents are £100% Virgin Wools • Solids and Plaids • Large Selection • M-L-XL Senior Girl Scout Troop 2 of Manchester will Decorations lessons set Manchester Memorial’s X-ray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Costello of East Hartford. Lottery celebrate its 70th anniversary in 1990. Troop Department and became the Allen, Nora Margaret, daughter of Lawrence P. members are planning a celebration, and are trying ’’Decorating with Holiday Greens,” a class on hospital’s chief X-ray technician and Ellen Rooney Allen of 28 Perkins St., was bom to locate all former members, leaders and how to decorate for the Christmas season, will be in 1953. He became an American Nov. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Winning numbers drawn in the Connecticut State $2290 '( committee members. If interested in participating, held on Thursday. Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lottery citizen in 1958. ..Reg. $35 & $40 maternal grandparents are Stephen and Ellen auditorium of the Whiton Memorial Library. It is B.D. Baggies Shirts. ' // caii Beth Wilt, 643-5939 or Elyse Petzold, 643-2899. Connecticut daily: 549. Play Four: 9012. He said despite strong anti- / 4JUi Rooney of Ramsey, N. J. Her paternal grandparents offered by the Manchester Public Library in German attitudes that were pre­ i A bbT, Stripes & Sotids -100% Cotton • 15 to 17 < Average Sleeve Lengths are Ernest and Patricia Allen of Bergenfield, N.J. cooperation with Paul Buettner. florist. valent in America following the She has a sister, Bridget Maureen, 3. Dance la set The demonstration will include wreath develop­ war, he was well received at the Ultra Suede Sport Coats L«e, Brander Michael, son of Richard W. and ment and creative centerpiece displays. Admission hospital. Thonghto Luxurious Chamois by Kingsridge Barbara LoSchiavo Lee of Tolland, was born Nov. 2 The American Legion is holding a dinner dance on is free but registration is required. To register, call " I think any place you go people $1890 $27090 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Saturday, Dec. 3. It will feature a meatloaf dinnerat 643-6892. are going to either like or dislike •8 Colors in stock grandparents are Evelyn and Joseph LoSchiavo of 7:30 p.m., and dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the Levi Flannel S h irts ...... Reg. $23 & $26 •Reg., Shorts, Longs you,” Oellers said. ’It’s too bad Reg. $360 Randolph, N.J. His paternal grandparents are music of the Dubaldo Brothers Orchestra. The cost Our Father, we beseech thee now: Receive again that some people have to hate. is $10 per couple. It will be at the American Legion Meachum to speak our first pure vow. To stand through fire and •Ass’t. Checks and Plaids •100% Cotton • M-L-XL Margaret Carpenter of Tolland and Emil R. Lee of $ People should just dislike.” Edgewater, Fla. Hall, 20 American Legion Drive. For information, tempest rage. Nor fear the terrors of our age. To Larry Meachum. commissioner of the state Oellers said he has watched the Lee, Robyn Victoria, daughter of R. Samuel and cail 646-7961. iove thee with a constant mind. And lose ourselves to Cashmere Blend Top Coats Department of Corrections, will speak to a luncheon hospital grow over the years from Kathleen Foley Lee of Vernon, was bom Nov. 3 at save mankind. meeting of the Manchester Community Services 90 beds in 1952 to over 300 today. $4790 CAMEL, CHARCOAL. NAVY, BLACK Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal If ever there was a time when we have reason to be He also said that when he became . $60 Square dancing planned. Council on Dec. 15. The time and the location of the afraid, it is this present age. Haggar Imperial Wool Slacks...... Reg •38 to 46 Reg., 38 to 44 Short, $24990 grandmother is Grace Foley of Fall River, Mass. luncheon are to be announced. the hospital’s chief technician, Her paternal grandparents are Helen and Harold Nuciear destruction, environmental ravage, 40 to 46 Long The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a there were only three department • 100% Worsted Wool, Premium Edition •Charcoal, Mid Gray, Navy, Brown Reg. $300 Lee of Milford. She has two sisters, Rebecca Jayne, dance on Saturday at its new location, Illing Junior economic decline — these are all realistic fears. staff members and only two • Sizes 3? to 42______6, and Caitlin Alyce, 4. High Schooi. The dance is from 8 to 10:30 p.m. John Chorale presents concert But, as Christians, we need not be afraid of the X-ray machines. Today, the DeVoe, Dominique Marie, daughter of Zane and future because we are in God’s hands. He will supply Hendron will call the squares, Joan and Armand The Manchester Chorale will present its Winter hospital has 14 department staff Georgia Carlson DeVoe Sr. of 118 Tudor Lane, was our needs and He will carry the burden of the ages. Da viau will cue the rounds. A round dance workshop Concert Friday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal members and eight X-ray $090 Botany "500" Flannel Blazers bora Nov. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her All he has asked of us is to stand firm in our faith will be offered from 7:30 to 8 p.m. A donation of $8 Church, 41 Park St. This concert is open to the machines...... Reg. $15 maternal grandmother is Loretta Carlson of East and to iove Him with consistancy. This is not always Lambswool Scarves per couple will be collected. public, and is $6 general admission, $4 for students Recently, Oellers was honored ' 100% Wool • Navy, Black, Charcoal Windsor. Her paternal grandmother is Leora DeVoe easy. It is very tempting to blame God for things over 18 and senior citizens, and free to students 18 at a reception attended by more > 38 to 40 Reg., 38 to 42 Short, $ 1 2 9 9 0 of 23 Hunniford St. She has a brother. Zane Jr., 2. that happen in our lives, or doubt his providential i % Wool • Ass’t. Solids and Plaids and under. The concert will include portions of than 200 people at Vito’s Birch 100 40 to 46 Long Ballet Is presented care when we see terrible things happening to Mountain Inn in Bolton on Oct. 21, Reg. $160 DeValve, Levi Benjamin, son of Timothy D. and Handel’s “ Messiah,” and many other pieces. people who do not deserve it. Laurie Johnson DeValve of 20 Griswold St., was followed by a reception held at The ballet, “ ’Twas the Night Before Christmas,” If we seek his guidance and ask for his Manchester Memorial Hospital. born Oct. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His will be presented Saturday at 2 and 7:30 p.m. by the reassurances, we can be calmed and prepared for maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Burton C. Bake sale planned Oellers retired from the hospital Manchester Ballet Company, at Manchester High whatever lies ahead. on Oct. 28. Johnson of Tolland. His paternal grandparents are 1 ^ School. General admission is $6, children under 12 M.A.R.C.H. will have a baked goods and craft sale Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. DeValve of 118 Prospect St. and senior citizens will be charged $4. For Joyce Hodgson Perretl He has a brother. Caleb. 2. at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. reservations call 643-5710. 41 Park St. The Salvation Army i Water main work 'There's No Place Like Regals Weather iHanrhpBtpr l'{pral^ to affect traffic For The Holidays" Traffic will be detoured in Glastonbury from Manchester USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 47 REGIONAL WEATHER Sunny, cold Road to Cedar Ridge Terrace Penny M. Sletl . Publieher near the Minnechaug Golf Course OPEN SUNDAY^ 12 TO 5 'TIL CHRISTMAS Acct^Wealhef® forecast for Thursday Manchester and vicinity: To­ on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. day, mostly sunny but cold. High George T Cheppell Dennis M. Sentoro Daytime Corxfitiorts ar»d High Temperatures Editor Advertlelng Director 30 from 7 a m. to 4:30 p.m. for 40 to 45. North wind 10 to 15 mph. Oougles A Bevine Sheldon Cohen installation of a water main. Tonight, clear and cold. Low in Eiecutlve Editor Composing Meneger F the 20s. Friday, sunny with a high HD Jeenne O. 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H you're uneble to reech your cerrter. cell eubecriber eervice et 647-tS46 by 6 643-2145 4t.. m sunny with a high in the mid 40s. p m weekdeye for delivery In Menchetter ABaniic The outlook for the rest of the Suggested cerrter retss ere tt.SO vreekly. $7.70 for one 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester Ocean holiday weekend is for a sunny month. 123 to for three months. $46.20 for six monfhs end How Does $02 40 for one yeer. Saturday and increasing cloudi­ The Mend «ster Hereld Is e member of the Assocleted Press, Thanksgiving Weekend: Open Friday and Sat. ’til 5:30, Sun. 12-5 ness on Sunday. High 50 to 55. Low the Audit Bureeu of CIrculetlone. the New Englend Press Dillon Do It? Toda/s weather picture was' drawn by Stephen Assocletlon end the New Englend Newspeper Aesodetion ^ e i s e e Aoof Waamar inc in the 30s. Find Out Before You Buy! LaMontagne, 10, a fifth-grader at Keeney Street School. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 24, 1988 — 5 East Catholic greets Masse i i . The dinner of champions as ‘one of our own’ at rally Pasta meal fuels road race runners By Andrew Yurkovsky of Bristol. By Nancy Concelman fact, that Masse said he considers Despite training, he still makes runner improve his or her time is Manchester Herald r t - Manchester Herald Troccolo, who’s run the race “psychological more than any­ many of his teachers his friends time for appearances like the four times, wasn’t sure whether and often goes out to eat or talk Spirit Rally. thing else.” The cheers and applause that If Wheaties cereal is the the pasta would help his perfor­ Pierce Armstrong of 28 Edward with Father William Charbon- At the rally, blue and white breakfast of champions, then the mance today. He said he expected dominated East Catholic High neau, school principal. balloons, streamers and signs St., Manchester, was one of the School's Spirit Rally Wednesday Manchester Road Race’s annual to finish the race in about 40 non-runners at the dinner. A The “Welcome Home Bill decorated the gymnasium Wed­ pasta meal at the Knights of minutes today, his average time intensified to a roar when Olym­ Masse” signs posted Wednesday nesday. Students from each class member of the Omar Shrine Club Columbus hall is the dinner of in the past, of Manchester, he collects money pic gold medalist Bill Masse, a just inside the school entrance tried to shout each other down / champions. 19M East Catholic graduate, and outside and inside the gymna­ during cheers and class skits. Joel Feehan of 30 Lorraine during the race for the Tall walked Into the gym. About 250 runners and non­ Road. Manchester, said. “The Cedars of Lebanon, which uses sium were very appropriate, Masse remembers dressing up runners turned out Tuesday even­ food’s good, it’s a good atmo.s- Students Jumped to their feet, according to Masse. with a baseball teammate as the the money to help fight Mu.scular yelled and applauded for a full ing for the dinner, which is phere. You see a lot of top runners Dystrophy. He’s never run In the “East Catholic has always been Blues Brothers and leading the sponsored by the Savings Bank of here, too.” two minutes as Masse walked in, like a home to me,” he said. “All cheers at past rallies. race. flanked by two photographers Manchester, said race coordina­ Feehan’s run the race six “But I wave to everybody who my really close friends came “People used to go crazy.” he tor David Prindiville. times, with a top time of 26:50. He and a television camera. Masse, from East Catholic.” said. goes by me,” he added. “I just wearing his USA jacket and gold Pasta is the meal eaten before a said that a pasta dinner always think it’s a marvelous thing What makes the school special race because it contains a lot of medal, shifted from foot to foot to Masse is the “togetherness,” Students were excited about helps before a race, and like they’re doing.” and smiled during the cheers and Masse’s scheduled appearance carbohydrates, Prindiville said. others, he said that the annual he said. “There's a lot of spirit at But he said that for a short, dinner at the Knights of Colum­ an introduction by Athletic Direc­ East Catholic.” all week, Malin said. Masse has a tor Tom Malin, who praised strong appeal because he’s closer 4.75-mile race like the Thanksgiv­ bus is a good one. During spirit week this week, ing Day race in Manchester, the fllLEVS^t I Masse for his academic as well as students geared up for the foot­ to students in age than other role r “It tastes fine.” he said. “They athletic performance in high models. meal really doesn’t make any take a long time cooking it.” ball game against arch rival difference. The atmosphere was the reason school. Manchester High School, sche­ “They have vivid memories of Masse, 22, is the first Manches­ Some of those at the Knights of that Marie Jones of Cromwell, a duled for M a.m. at Manchester Bill and his accomplishments at Columbus hall admitted that the 319 Main SI., Manchester, CT ter native to win an Olympic gold High today. Masse said he'll be at school and in the nation.” Malin four-time veteran of the race, medal. He played on several meal wouldn’t improve their came to the dinner Tue.sday. It 643-2145 the game to cheer on his alma said. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald times in today’s race. But all teams before joining the U.S. mater and see some old friends. was also the reason Alexander Olympic baseball team, includ­ During this Spirit Raliy. with OLD FRIENDS — Dick Williams, a interviewed said the camarad­ Skouloudis of Wethersfield was It may be one of few opportuni­ an East Catholic Spirit Club Wednesday night at the Knights of erie and the atmosphere are there. How Does ing his three years on the East former track coach at Manchester High Columbus Hall on Main Street for Catholic High School varsity ties for friends to see Masse, who sweatshirt the club gave him reason enough to come. Skouloudis has run the race will reporttoFt. Lauderdale. Fla. around his shoulders. Masse Patrick Flynn/ManchMtar Haraid School, gets a playful squeeze from runners who will compete today in the “I just Jhink the people pf eight times and has been to the Dillon Do It? baseball team. in February for spring training encouraged students to pursue SCHOOL HERO — East Catholic High Masse urged football players to “crush" another former coach, Paul Phinney. Manchester Road Race Manchester are great. I love dinner the same number of times. Find Out Before You Buy! Malin presented Masse with a with the New York Yankees. their dreams. The meeting came during a pasta dinner coming.” said David R. Troccolo He said the idea that pasta helpsa plaque from the school athletic School alumnus Bill Masse, an Olympic Manchester High School in the tradi­ department that said “...to one of Masse said -he's well rested “Who would have thought I’d be gold medalist, is greeted with wild tional Thanksgiving encounter today. our own, Billy Masse" after his exhausting peparation standing here now with a gold for the Olympics and has begun medal around my neck and a applause at the school Wednesday. During a brief speech. Masse training again after taking 1>A chance to play centerfield for the months off. He said he got tired of Yankees,” he said. ”1 thought it. I Eleven time zones WELCOME TO reminisced about his four years ZION BVANGEUCAL UTTHERAN This message has a difficult time at East Catholic, saying the rally his vacation and wanted to play lived out a dream.” Because of the Soviet Union’s competing with the screaming head­ enormous size, it spans II time CHURCH lines that call for your attention. made him feel asif he were still in ball again. At the end of his speech. Masse All Glory Be to OOD Alone t high school. “I guess it’s something that’s said, “Do me a favor. Crush zones. The continental United However, if the spirit moves you to read It’s Here! The Event of the Year! built into me.” he said Manchester tomorrow.” States covers four. this, you might also want to know more "This is the spirit I ieft East about Jesus Christ who preached Faith. Catholic with four years ago,” he Love and Peace, not as the world means said. “This is great.” them, but as God ordained them. OPTICAL Masse said as a freshman on <5i If you are looking for a church home the high school soccer team, he or would like to know more about the and other freshmen were thrown Christian Lutheran faith, the people of into the Hockanum River by 319 Main St., Manchester, CT EYE GLASSES Zion -Evangelical Lutheran Church ex­ tend an invitation to you to worship with upperclassmen every time they 643-2145 CONTACT LENSES Bob’s Famous Sweater Sale! missed a goal. us at 9:30 a.m. every Sunday morning. HEARING AIDS Please contact Pastor C. W. Kuhl, 646- “The first two weeks of my 1427, for more information. freshman year, I hated East H o w D o e s EASTERN CONNECTiCUrS LEADING Catholic.“ he said. But. headded. Your local Lutheran Churches of the “Year by year and day by day Dillon Do It? FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS Missouri Synod also sponsor the everything got better.” Gift Certificates Available — •LUTHERAN HOUR” radio program. Find Out Before You Buy! 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Thursday, Nov. 24, 1988 — 7 8th voters OK computer purchase Cops deny using sneaky radar Racial attack probe opens BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Six In UConn’s Bv Alex GIrelll seeking competitive bids. The — Transferred $1,045.75 from the agreement will discourage peo­ WATERBURY (AP) — An insurance agent’s "The way the law was written, the owners Three of them were white, she action, said he will meet with software involved must be the general fund to the fire depart­ Bridgeport police said Wednes­ said, and one was Hispanic. Manchester Herald ple from using items that could be warnings to motorists about a secret radar aren’t responsible for speeding like they are for day they have launched a major ministers after a Thanksgiving same as the software being used ment fund to pay for replacement dangerous. system that takes photographs of speeding cars evading responsibility,” Slattery said. The child said they grabbed Day service today to discuss what of a flagpole damaged by a fire turned out to bp hollow because state police say investigation info claims by an her, took off her glasses and course to take. ‘Pride’ program The Eighth Utilities District by. the town police, the Town of — Accepted a bid from Hall and Slattery said he does not know who started the 11-year-old black girl that four will buy a computer and a Manchester Fire Department, truck. About $650 of that sum will there’s no such high-tech system. rumor, .but said the location on the mysterious smashed them. They threw her on But on Wednesday, Plummer Muska to supply fuel oil to the older girls, wearing white sheets the ground and kicked her. said he is satisfl^ with the package of computer software and the town Health Division. The be financed by an insurance Richard Bozzuto, a former state senator and list may have been mistaken for places where the and chanting "KKK." beat her up computer must be compatible payment. district at 12 cents a gallon over candidate for goviemor, said he had heard “a state Department of Transportation uses devices “The girl was accosted by four investigation’s progress. By Andrew J. Ddvis outstanding one. To be chosen that will give the district fire the price delivered at New Haven and threatened to kill her last girls in white robes ... and racial Manchester Herald (one of) 100 among all those department access to an updated with computers being used in the very good source” that the radar devices were that monitor motor vehicles’ speeds. week as she walked home from The girl’s grandmother con­ — Adopted an indemnity agree­ Harbor. There was only one bid. going to be set up at 18 locations on state roads. Joseph Santaniello, a state Department of slurs were hurled,” Fabrizi said. schools is fantastic." listing of what hazardous mate­ other town agencies. school. He said her sweater and her tacted Plummer and asked the District President Thomas ment designed to protect the — Referred to the fire depart­ On Oct. 6, Bozzuto’s BSD Insurance in Transportation traffic engineer, said the depart­ Five Manchester High Females were classified as rials are stored within the district ment a bid of $6,308.25 for air pacs “We are going right back to the hand were marked “KKK’’ with a city to investigate the incident. School seniors and one East and where they are. Landers and District Director district from liability when some­ Waterbury sent 400 to 500 letter to clients warning ment does have monitoring devices in 25 places basics ... the gathering of wit­ Plummer contacted Frabrizi. minorities for the purposes of from Mohawk Industrial and them that the devices “will operate 24 hours at pen. Her blouse that was under Catholic High School senior the program. Without opposition, a small Willard Marvin opposed a motion one borrows district equipment across the state. The department compiles the nesses. taking statements.” act­ Julian Braxton, branch presi­ like pumps used to pump out Nuclear Supply Inc. of Manches­ day, take a photograph of your car and send the data for federal funding programs under which the sweater was cut with a pocket are among 100 minority stu­ Three of the Manchester number of district voters ap­ by Director Joseph Tripp to ing Police Supt. Anthony Fabrizi knife, Fabrizi said. Fabrizi said dent of the Greater Bridgeport proved adding $7,500 to the waive bidding on the computer as flooded basements. John D. La- ter. The contract will be awarded infraction notice directly to your home via U.S. the average speed for 50 percent of the vehicles said at a news conference, NAACP, said, “We are aware of it dents who will be offered early High School students agreed if the fire department finds the mail.’’ must be 55 mph or less. the girl has changed schools. admission into the University that being named ^ finalist district budget Monday night. well as the software, but the Belle Jr., the district's attorney, “We’re making progress, but we Bucci said charges against the (the incident) and following it said he hopes the need to sign the bid satisfactory. “It’s absolutely not true,” said Sgt. Robert Santantiello said the devices are not used as won’t be specific.” very closely. of Connecticut, said university was an honor. The district directors voted to motion passed. Slattery, a state police spokesman. "If we had law enforcement tools. girl’s assailants could include Assistant Vice President for “1 thought it would be a good make the purchases without In other actions, the directors: Police did not identify the girl assault and battery. “We will report it to the that we would publicize it. We don’t sneak up on Bozzuto said he did not send follow-up letters to or her family, who did not attend national chapter of the NAACP as Student Affairs H. Fred opportunity if I got a scholar­ the public with something like that.” his clients after learning that the rumors were Bucci said the Connecticut Sintons. the news conference. State Police Crime Analysis Unit (Klu Klux) Klan activity.” ship." said Phillips. 16. of 106 HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY OUEEN Slattery said that although such a device is false. Fabrizi, who said he has a Manchester High School se­ Joan Circle. “It would help my used in other states and in Germany, it could not "I guess we’d have some impact (on speeding) isi.responsible for monitoring and James W. Farrands, imperial ^ 684 Hartford Rd.. Manchester • 647-1076 captain and five detectives as­ recording “crimes motivated by wizard of the KKK in Shelton, did niors Atul Aggarwal, Douglas parents out a lot. It's also a be used in Connecticut. from the letter if nothing else," he said. signed to the case, also said he Donald Harvey. Michelle J. nice honor." HOLIDAY SALE HOURS: 9am-10pm bigotry and bias. not answer his telephone Wednes­ 2 7 " MENS . hoped to have some results within “Because of our deep concern day and could not be reached for Johnson, Jae June Lee, and Phillips, who wants to be a 3 PERSON 7 Days a WeaK 48 to 72 hours. Grace Phillips were among the physician or a surgeon, said TOBOGGANS 1 0 SPEED regarding this situation, we have comment. " m Treat You Right" “We consider this type of contacted the unit and are volun­ Both Fabrizi and Bucci said the 100 finalists named Saturday she is also considering attend­ Many allegation serious enough to in the university's 13th annual DOME Sizes f brazier. tarily submitting information re­ Bridgeport incident could not be ing Harvard University, the BICYCLE warrant that kind of attention, ” garding Friday’s incident to compared to the Tawana Braw- Day of Pride Program, Simons University of Virginia in Char­ FREE ASSEMRLV $uspect in critical condition he said. said. Ana Maria Guevara of Pads them," Bucci said. Fabrizi said ley case. lottesville. Va. or Tufts Uni­ TENT Optional f j r HARTFORD (AP) - A Hart­ at St. Francis Hospital and parking lot across the street from Mayor Thomas W. Bucci called he has received calls from the Brawley, a black teen-ager East Catholic also was named versity in Medford, Mass. rr*' ’ the incidents “deplorable.'' and FBI regarding the incident, but a finalist, he said. ford man who allegedly held his Medical Center, was shot once in ihe Williams Street apartment from Wappingers Falls, N.Y., “It's an ace in the hole if you ex-girlfriend hostage at knife­ the abdomen when members of building, Sullivan said. directed Fabrizi to “leave no rock said he did not know if they would claimed she was abducted and None of Manchester's final­ don't get your first choice," unturned in your pursuit of the participate in the investigation. raped by six white men who wrote \ v \ 1 1 1 point for five hours remained in the police emergency rescue facts of this incident and in ists were named overall said Harvey, 17, of 19 Grove St. critical condition Wednesday af­ squad burst into his ex- Police officers stormed the FBI spokesmen did not return KKK on her body with a felt- winners, Simons said. More Harvey said he would like to f ^ three-story flat from the front and bringing those responsible to the We have ter being shot when police girlfriend’s second-floor apart­ telephone calls on Wednesday. tipped pen, A grand jury report than 350 students originally go into engineering, though he back and confronted the man in a bar of justice for appropriate The Rev. Walter T. Plummer, later concluded that her charges Christmas stormed the apartment, authori­ ment in the city’s North End punishment” applied for the program, he is not sure of his area of »139“ Value bedroom, Sullivan said. He said the city’s director of affirmative were baseless. said. Students were selected ties said. around 11:45 p.m. Tuesday. The The child, a sixth-grader, said concentration. He is also con­ »70“ Value W S L E D S Cakes and woman, identified as Ann Lewis, police officers ordered the sus­ based on academic perfor­ The suspect, identified as An­ her attackers were older, proba­ sidering attending the Univer­ / S 2 6 W $9999 Logs already thony Mitchell, 25," had not been 49, was not harmed, police said. pect to release the woman and mance. extracurricular and sity of Colorado in Boulder. drop a knife. When the suspect bly teen-agers, and didn’t attend MB Ends 124-B6 made up. Order charged in Tuesday night’s inci­ The standoff began around 6:30 her school. She said they were civic activities, and high Colo., Colorado Stale Univer­ B a b y Seat - *1 4 ** refused, police fired two shots moral character, he said. your Christmas dent, but police were seeking an p.m. Tuesday when police re­ driving in a car before they sity in Fort Collins, Colo., or arrest warrant charging Mitchell ceived a report that a man was from a shotgun, hitting him once, attacked her Friday, Finalists will be granted Pennsylvania State Univesity SWISS ARMY and BUCK KNIVES Cakes and he said. W r ^ H e r Logs for parties with attempted murder and two holding his ex-girlfriend and an She said they wore white sheets guaranteed early admission in University Park, Pa. The woman was rushed from over their clothes, white makeup and housing, Simons said. The DARTS and DART BOARDS and counts of kidnapping, police said. 11-year-old girl hostage, Hartford “UConn is not my first Mitchell, who was hospitalized Police Chief Bernard R. Sullivan the building to a waiting car. on their faces, and white hats. In Diamonds 15 winners will also get free choice," admitted Aggarwal. TREADMILLS and BARBELLS organizations tuition, he said. said. 17. of 28 Brookfield St. He also today. The girl was released un­ A Diamond Wrap Ring “The University of Connecti­ wants to be an engineer. Daily 9 to 9 harmed around 8 p.m., but the is the perfect compliment cut is interested in enrolling “Cornell (University in Sun. 11 to 5 to any diamond students that represent the Ben boomed in 1859 suspect, who was recently freed Ithaca. N.Y.) is my first I FARR'S SINGLE BACON from prison, continued to hold his engagement ring. citizenry in the state," Simons 2 MAIN STREET choice." he said. “It's nice to LONDON (AP) — Big Ben, the ex-girlfriend hostage, Sullivan said. “The honor itself is an have the security." great 13‘A ton bell in the clock 643-7111 CHEESEBURGER tower of the Houses of Parlia­ said. During the five-hour ordeal, ^ $435 ment in Westminster, first Sullivan said the suspect threa­ 2nd Set L boomed out in 1859. tened and beat his ex-girlfriend, The bell took its name from Sir he said. 1 Student hurt Benjamin Hall, a tall, stout man Police negotiated with the.man of Prints! nicknamed Big Ben, who was until 11:20 p.m. when the emer­ ' P" $410 after falling Fri ■ and Sat., Nov. 25&2S commissioner of works when the gency rescue squad arrived in a Double prints for added value one to keep, one to Two Day Sale share! clock was installed. 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In fact, the too old to quit smoking, say an estimated 3.9 million Ameri­ took part in the Coronary Artery Hermanson. However, “ there is The risk of lung cancer, another quitters were actually sicker than researchers who found that even cans over age 54. Other research Surgery Study, or CASS, a major very little data dealing with major hazard of smoking, also the smokers, the researchers people in their 70s significantly is under way to see if older people review of coronary bypass elderly people. Most smoking drops when people stop smoking, said. reduce their risk of heart attack with healthy hearts also live surgery. studies are done on those who are although the reduction is not as Selection of Scowcroft praised and death when they kick the longer if they stop smoking. Cigarette smoking is consi­ middle aged or younger.” fast as the fall in heart attacks. JOERtLEV^^aE habit. “ The message is that it’s never By Tom Roum dered to be the chief avoidable accompanying the vacationing Referring to his helicopter capacities in the past,” both as Their study disputes the notion too late to quit,” said Bonnie cause of death in the United Dr. John H. Holbrook of the The latest study was based on a The Associated Press ILLON Reagan. landing on the grounds of St. vice president and as CIA that old people have already Hermanson. "O lder people with States. According to the national University of Utah said the new comparison of 807 people who had There was also praise from Ann’s Episcopal Church, where director. suffered too much damage from heart disease have just as much Centers for Disease Control, study shows the advantage of quit smoking within the previous KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine - 319 Main St., Manchester, CT both Republican and Democratic his' family worships. Bush " I ’m going to count on him to smoking to benefit from quitting. benefit from quitting as younger smoking was responsible for quitting in people whose heart year and 1,086 people who con­ President-elect George Bush, senators. “ An excellent appoint­ boasted, ‘ T m wondering what coordinate the development of They found that over six years, people do.” 320,515 deaths in 1984. About disease has been carefully tinued to smoke. During six years 643-2145 who has said repeatedly he wants ment,” said Claiborne Pell, D- my old rnan would say if he could my national security policy,” the death rate of older folks who The study, conducted by Her­ one-third of them were smoking- documented. of follow-up, 210 of the quitters a team of new faces, picked yet R.I., chairman of the Foreign see” his little boy now.” and 391 of the continuing smokers Bush said. continued to smoke was 70 manson and colleagues from the related fatal heart attacks, No matter how old you are, no How Does another veteran of past adminis­ Relations Committee. Scowcroft died. It was a reference to his late However, another major link in percent higher than that of people University of Washington and the strokes and cardiac arrest. matter how long you’ve smoked, trations Wednesday in naming is “ extremely able and expe­ father. Sen. Prescott Bush. The working on that policy — his who had recently quit. Mayo Clinic, was published in "There is some feeling that it’s there’s a benefit to quitting,” he The differences cannot be Dillon Do It? retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Brent rienced,” said Richard Lugar, vice president recalled he had choice for defense secretary — The study was based on people Thursday’s New England Jour­ too late for older people to quit, said. "And as far as heart attack blamed on more severe heart Scowcroft to be his national R-Ind., who was chairman when been come to the family vacation remained missing. who already had clogged heart nal of Medicine. It was based on Find Out Before You Buy! because they have had too much IS concerned, the benefits begin to disease among those who con­ security adviser. the Republicans controlled the home in every one of his 64 years Despite widespread specula­ Scowcroft, who held the same Senate. “ An excellent choice,” except one — during World War tion that he will name former job in the administration of said Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman II. Senate Armed Services Commit­ President Ford, was also an of the Armed Services He reiterated a campaign tee Chairman John Tower of Chun’s apology ‘not enough’ adviser to Presidents Nixon and Committee. pledge to permit lobstermen to Texas, Bush declined to confirm SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) — Carter and headed commissions The vice president made the continue working their traps in that in a question-and-answer the people as an era of authoritar­ wanted to meet with opposition Political foes of former President ianism and misdeeds, although I CONNECTICUT for President Reagan. "He has announcement — his sixth high- the cove beside his house, despite session with reporters at the Old leaders. Chun Doo-hwan said Wednesday made and will continue to make level selection — in Washington security concerns of the Secret Executive Office Building. tried to do my best in my way.” Kim Dae-jung said the National they want a full investigation of important contributions to the before he and his wife flew to their Service. He would only say that he Looking tired and strained, he Assembly should appoint a spe­ his time in office, not just his design of U.S. foreign policy," Oceanside family compound here He toid residents he shared wanted “ somebody to manage" apologized forcorruption and and cial prosecutor to investigate TRAVEL "insufficient” apology for cor­ Bush said. for a five-day Thanksgiving their concern with a recent boost the Pentagon who could "insti­ other scandals and offered to allegations about Chun, his fam ­ ruption and abuse of power. Bush mixed his announcement vacation. in local property taxes, vowed to tute the reforms that I talked surrender his personal property, ily and associates. Kim is presi­ Radical students held campus with warm praise for Reagan's At a welcoming rally in Kenne- drive his speedboat slowly in the about during the campaign.” including a $1.4 million house, two dent of the Party for Peace and and street protests after Chun’s current national security ad­ bunkport. Bush greeted several river that runs through town and Asked if he regretted that the golf club memberships and $3.3 Democracy, the main political SERVICES televised apology from his home viser, Colin Powell, who he said thousand residents, telling them promised to "try not to hold up delay on the appointment ap­ million in cash. Chun also said he opposition. TI-IF. MANCHESTER Wednesday morning. About 50 AP p h o to *' had turned in "an outstanding "Barbara and I want to be good traffic.” peared to leave Tower "twisting would return the equivalent of He said Chun should appear RCAD RACE# tried to rush the house armed performance.” Powell called his neighbors.” It was his first time Earlier in Washington, the vice, in the wind,” Bush said that, yes, about $20 million in political before investigating committees SELECTED — President-elect George Bush announces with firebombs an steel rods. successor "a superb choice" in a back here since early August president described Scowcroft, he was sorry “ on a human basis." funds. and "m ake public in a manner the appointment of Brent Scowcroft, right, as his national The 56-year-old former gen­ statement released in Santa before the Republican National 63, as a "trusted friend” with But, he added: He and his wife, Lee Soon-ja, convincing to the people" how he security adviser in Washington Wednesday. eral, who seized power in 1980 and Barbara, Calif., where he was Convention, whom he had worked "in various " I understand the insatiable left their home after the speech acquired and spent political OFFICIAL TRAVEL AGENCY left office in February, said he curiosity about who’s going to be for rural exile. funds, which Kim said amounted would surrender $24 million and staffing this administration. I They spent the first day at a to "billions of dollars,” go into rural exile, a traditional OF THE understand it. But I ’m less tense remote Buddhist temple in east­ The former president has de­ Meatpacker agrees to historic pact on job conditions form of penance for Korean about it than I used to be.” ern South Korea. News reports nied personal corruption, but leaders. said the couple would stay in a WASHINGTON (AP) - The The ailments involve an infla- Bush announced previously some of his relatives and asso­ valuable information for han­ "Despite past differences, commended they take at least 30 Opposition leader Kim Dae- nearby village for a time, but nation’s largest meatpacker, in a mation of muscle and nerve that he would nominate his ciates have been convicted of or MANCHESTER ROAD RACE dling their own cumulative what’s important is that we’ re to 60 days off for the wounds to jung said he felt Chun was would have to move periodically landmark move that could lead t^ tissues around joints, eventually campaign chairman and long­ charged with embezzlement and trauma disorders,” she said. sitting down and trying to develop heal. "personally sincere” in the apol­ because of threats by radical better working conditions rendering them incapable of time friend, former Treasury other crimes. OSHA officials and labor lead­ something that will make it (IB P) Morrell has sought to stop ogy but it fell short of public groups to punish Chun. throughout America’s most ha­ movement. The most common Secretary James A. Baker III, as Chun made a special apology ers called IB P ’s recognition of the a safer place to work," he said. OSHA’s enforcement activities in expectations. He and others said Government sources, not iden­ zardous major industry, agreed cause is repeated hand, wrist and secretary of state, and would for the bloody suppression of a repetitive motion disorders as an Just last month OSHA fined federal court, saying the agency it was not enough. tified, were quoted in newspaper Wednesday to redesign jobs in its arm motions — sometimes as retain three recent Reagan ap­ 1980 uprising in the southern city occupational illness a major another meatpacker, John Mor­ was practicing ‘guilt by head­ On television, Chun said in a reports as saying President Roh 15 plants to curtail crippling many as 1,000 of them an hour — pointees: Attorney General Dick of Kwangju. About 200 people milestone in a nearly three-year- rell & Co , $4.33 million for lines” to single it out. grim voice: "My dear people, I Tae-woo was expected to issue a muscle and nerve ailments, associated with cutting meat. Thornburgh, Education Secre­ were killed and more than 800 long effort to address the ignoring what the agency said Like Morrell, IB P also had am really sorry. I have to bear statement soon asking the nation IB P Inc, is committed to the Cumulative trauma work- tary Lauro F. Cavazos and injured, by official count, but problem. were hazards at its plant in Sioux bitterly contested the OSHA full responsibility for the past to forgive his predecessor. They three-year program as part of an related disorders are the leading Treasury Secretary Nicholas other estimates put the casualties Following a series of congres­ Falls, S.D., similar to those found fines, accusing the agency of seven years, which is branded by also were quoted as saying Roh much higher. OFF accord with the Occupational health problem among packing­ sional hearings and OSHA inves­ at IB P ’s Dakota City plant. using them "to intimidate com­ Brady. Safety and Health Administra­ house workers, who have an tigations largely initiated by the But the agency said the condi­ panies ... unless they accept Alice ANY NEW RESERVATION tion and the United Food and injury rate four times the na­ UFCW and the AFL-CIO’s Food tions at Morrell were much in Wonderland theories” of work­ Keith dumps Commercial Workers union, set­ tional average and nearly double and Allied Service Trades worse, with more than 800 of its place safety. tling $5.7 million in proposed fines the rate among construction (FAST) Department, the govern­ 2,000 workers at Sioux Falls Maurice McGill, IBP’s execu­ MARC by the government. workers. ment assessed IBP fines of $2.6 sustaining what the agency called tive vice president, said Wednes­ lots of rain The terms call for IBP, for­ "This settlement is an impor­ BAKERY & COFFEE SHOF million and $3.1 million over the serious and disabling repetitive day his company still disagrees 319 Main St., Manchester, CT merly known as Iowa Beef tant victory for job safety and can last two years for violations at the motion injuries between May of with bSHA’s regulatory philo­ on Florida Processors, to pay a reduced fine serve as a model approach for Dakota City plant. 1987 and the same month this sophy the past three years of 643-2145 of $975,000 while establishing a reducing injuries and illnesses in “ The most important thing year. targeting large companies for ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Slash­ Open Thanksgiving Day 8-12 To celebrate the Road Race we are offering model job redesign program at its one of Am erica’s most hazardous here is not the U.S. government Among other charges, OSHA inspections and assessing them ing across Florida’s midsection 2,800-worker flagship plant in industries," said Labor Secre­ collecting a fine,” said William accused Mprrell of making do­ stiff fines to set an example. How Does from coast to coast. Tropical Dakota City, Neb,, to address tary Ann McLaughlin. ^25.00 Off any new reservation made Wynn, the president of the union, zens of workers return to jobs But McGill acknowledged that Dillon Do It? Storm Keith blew northward into Fresh Baked Goods repetitive trauma disorders such “ We expect these steps to serve which includes 100,000 packing­ immediately after undergoing IBP until recently had focused the Atlantic on Wednesday, leav­ as tendinitis and carpal tunnel as an industry-wide blueprint and house workers nationwide in its surgery to correct the injuries, more of its job safety efforts on Find Out Be lore You Buy! ing damaged homes, eroded for the Holidays syndrome. in our Manchester office! to provide other industries with membership. I even though safety experts re- curbing more typical injuries. beaches and up to 6 inches of rain. Disaster-preparedness offi­ ^ cials reported no major damage or injuries from the late- ROAD RACE SPECIAL GIVE blooming storm, which generated winds up to 65 mph in a path Come celebrate the 23rd annual KID COUNTRY 4 ^ Following Conditions Apply: A CHILD ©/inB (©^mage | ranging from the Sarasota area Manchester Road Race • Must be a new reservation. May not be applied to previous bookings. 875-7927 on the Gulf Coast to Cape A HOME ^ • Personal Color Analysis ^ Canaveral on the east. • Must be *200. Minimum. f! The space shuttle Atlantis, Coffee & Danish • Reservation must be made Nov. 25 & 26 Only. 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HOURS: "Keith was just below hurri­ Center Congregational WEDNESDAY cane strength, and, as we ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS Monday-Wcdnesd.ny What does full-service mean? 10 am-6 pm Church NOVEMBER 30 thought, the main problem was Thursday & Frid.ny 11 Center St., Manchester 7:00 pm - 0:00 pm coastal erosion,” said Bob 10 am-9 pm At Hall & Muska full-service offers Sheets, director of the National Saturday 10nm-5pm Hurricane Center in Miami. Sunday 12 pm-.l pm you: "N ow it’s going out over the HCf DON'T MISS THIS! Atlantic ... it’s not going to intensify it’s going to just keep • Automatic Delivery moving. Bermuda could get some WE HAVE EXPANDED! - no need to check your gauge - we keep track of tropical storm conditions over Antiques in Complete House and Both Barns fuel consumption for you. there, so we’re keeping an eye on that.” The storm was blamed for - - r • Variety of Payment Plans several tornadoes, which dam­ aged mobile homes, and for the We offer several payment plans to suit your A.,.: needs, including cash, senior citizen and tank derailing of 20 train cars near Lakeland when the railroad bed size discounts. was washed out by heavy rains. The derailment ruptured a Christtnas Has Come to Lift • Service Contracts natural gas line and forced the We will set up a regular maintenance schedule to evacuation of 450 people from a the Latch. Our shelves are one-square-mile area. No one was avoid a problem in the future. reported injured. The gas dissi­ filled with your favorite pated and most people returned • 24 Hour Service to their homes by early afternoon, thingsJ The scents and sights Polk County officials said. s- If you do have a problem, day or night, 7 days a A tornado struck two mobile of Christmas are everywhere week, we are available. We use our own service home parks near Leesburg, in personnel, with parts on hand, ready to serve you. Central Florida, on Tuesday, AnnaleeSf byers choke carolers causing “ slight-to-medium dam­ age” to about 25 trailers and the original snow village, orna­ • Guarantee Quality Control several vehicles. No one was Because we buy our oil from the same supplier, ments, imported cards and injured, said Bob Reymont, Lake we can guarantee consistent quality and ample County director for emergency wrap. Favorite things for fa­ supply from our own storage facility. management. Keith stormed ashore after vorite people. midnight near Sarasota, which • Fully Insured “ may have experienced the most If an accident should occur that's our fault, our substantial damage,” said Dick insurance will cover the cost. Morgan of the state Division of Emergency Management. _ Permanent Dealers Happy Holidays from Shirley & Scooter FEAN HAILSTON, Bolloia, CT - country furniture — HELEN ACFOSD, OF CT. ■ handling fine lilver, china, glaaa, ■mall CHEE YL.JEAN A WALTEE PEEEETT, EoehvaU. CT. excdlenl Vic- furniture. I The Cats orian furniture and a good line of other furnilure of a variety SPENDING A LITTLE MORE NOW, JOANN DOUGLAS, OF CT. • handling jewelry, furniture, fine collectible AGNES SHIPLEY • with reTmiahed furniture and refinithed amall items itema MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE LIL and BILL ANTIQUES * displaying fine advertiaing, furniture from all CAN SAVE YOU MONEY LATER. 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Nov. 24, 1988 — II Thanksgiving traveiers jam airports, get set to eat Money didn’t ease the pain for Christina Chassis B y Linda Barnas the less fortunate as well as for money and worry about it later,” At the nation’s bus, train and people boarding airplanes, said By Kerin Hope and spent her last two weeks by his bedside and The Associated Press themselves and their families. he said. tion. About 30,000 people use the Reports at the time indicated was over and that she would have dation executive, said a board of air terminals, cheerful chaos spokesman J[ohn Braden. Last airport on a normal day. The Associated Press childhood shuttling from there to had to be sedated for more than Christina and her father’s new to run the fortune.” trustess will rhanage the fortune In Denver, 88-year-old “Daddy In his Thanksgiving proclama­ London, Paris, Monaco, Switzer­ Americans flocked to airports, reigned Wednesday. Thanksgiving, about 99,000 With heavy snow already fal­ two days after his death. wife did not get along, and the Georgakis, the Onassis Foun­ until Athena becomes of age. Bruce” Randolph, owner of tion, President Reagan said; “In "It’s getting busier by the passed through the airport, while ATHENS, Greece — Money land and Greece. The biographers quote her as train and bus stations or took to Daddy Bruce’s Bar-B-Que, put ling in the Sierra Nevada, up to 10 relationship worsene.d after Aris­ this year when we as a people minute,” said Amalia Fernan­ Wednesday's bookings total inches was forecast for the never made up for Christina The’ three members of her remarking that she found rela­ totle Onassis died. highways Wednesday on their the finishing touches on his epjoy the fruits of economic immediate family died in only Thanksgiving trek to friends and dez, public information officer for about 110,000, though not eve­ mountains of Colorado. Onassis’ rootless childhood or the tionships with men difficult "be­ In April 1975, Christina ordered annual Thanksgiving dinner of growth and international cooper­ the Dade C.ounty Aviation De­ ryone will show up, he said. loss of the father she idolized. It two years. Christina’s brother cause, how can I fall in love when OPEN THANKSGIVING 8-11 AM families, while stay-at-homes de­ turkey and ribs for 20,000 of the “We like that,” said Paula the personal belongings of Jac­ ation, let us take time both to partment which oversee^'Miami Despite the crowds, there were Sheridan, spokeswoman for Win­ could not ease the pain after three Alexander was killed in a plane I have a father like mine?” queline Onassis removed from frosted turkeys and poijshed city’s needy. In Charlotte, N.C., remember the sacrifices that crash in January 1973, her mother silverware in readiness for the International Airports^^boiit no problems, he said. “There are ter Park-Mary Jane ski areas of members of her 'family died Her love life was as turbulent as Skorpios, the Ionian Sea island Since there is no Thanksgiving employeej^ at a Red Lobster have made this harvest possible 25.000 more passengers than a lot of people going through, but within two years, or save any of Athena died of a heart attack in her father’s. annual day of feasting, fellowship restaurant got a jump on the Colorado. "A foot of snow would the family had owned since 1963. and the needs of those who do not usual are expected to pour as is typical during a holiday be dandy.” her four marriages. October 1974 and her father She married Joseph Bolker, a “ The hate that developed be­ Dinner with a Pumpkin Pie... and football. holiday by providing a covered- fully partake of its benefits. ... Aristotle died of bronchial pneu­ Airports from New York to through the airport Wednesday — period, they’re in a good mood.” “The sudden death of Christina Los Angeles real estate broker, in tween Christina and Jackie Onas­ dish dinner Wednesday for resi­ The gratitude that fills our being 85.000 compared to 60,000 nor­ Onassis closes a circle that has all monia in March 1975. 1971 and they were divorced nine Seattle braced for record dents of several rest homes. At Seattle-Tacoma Interna­ sis determined her future,” the we have the best freshly baked pies must be tempered with compas­ mally, said Fernandez. tional Airport, officials expected Anti*slavery society the makings of a Greek tragedy,” “She could never escape the months later. The second mar­ newspaper Eleftherotypia said in numbers of holiday fliers, but Some 25,000 of Philadelphia’s sion for the needy.” consequences of a rootless up­ reported no problems at midday Hartsfield Atlanta Interna­ more than 40,000 passengers each The first American society for the daily newspaper Eleftheroty- riage, to Greek shipping heir its obituary. at the best price! senior citizens and homeless also The president and his wife, tional Airport, one of the busiest pia said in an obituary. It spoke of bringing,” according to a “Aris­ Alexandros Andreadis, lasted Wednesday. Last-minute travel­ got an early taste of Thanksgiv­ day of the holiday, said' Doug the abolition of slavery was Christina plunged into her Nancy, are spending Thanksgiv­ in the nation, could set a record Holbrook, superintendent of organized in 1775 by Benjamin the "tragic fate” of the Onassis totle Onassis,” a 1977 biography only until 1976. father’s business. Y o u must come to ers, if they were lucky enough to ing at Minnie Moore’s dinner at ing at their California ranch, and of the Greek tycoon. “Never an get a ticket, had an unwelcome Wednesday for the number of. parking and ground transporta­ Franklin and Benjamin Rush. family, which it described as *’a Husband No. 3, Soviet shipping "For two years she sat behind a the Civic Center. Moore started President-elect George Bush and dynasty of death.” eager stpdent, she learned danc­ executive Sergei Kauzov, came surprise: higher air. fares be­ serving people in her home about desk^liearning every phase” of it, his wife, Barbara, headed Wed­ Christina was 37 when she died ing under Margot Fonteyn and on the scene in 1978 and departed Apostolos Zambelas, an aide, Le Deli-Bakery cause of the elimination of certain 20 years ago, and now she solicits nesday to their home at Keniie- was educated at a series of discounts. on Saturday during a visit to two years later. said in a 1983 interview. donations throughout the year bunkport, Maine. friends in Buenos Aires. Friends expensive finishing schools. ... Last was Theirry Roussel, a A blustery storm in the Northw­ and volunteers help with the Ta Nea, another Athens paper, Manchester Parkade • 398 W. Middle Tpke. and relatives said she was happy. She emerged a good linguist but French pharmaceutical heir, in said: “Alexander’s death left her est that spread rain and snow serving and cleaning. Homebodies could look forward • 5 Newspapers suggested she had a with no sense of place.” 198’. Divorce proceedings fol­ inconsolable. It was the moment Manchester, CT 06040 (203) 649-5147 from western Washington to In New York, Mayor Edward I. ■to televised parades in the Its authors', five investigative morning, particularly New romantic interest in the brother lowed eight months later. They she understood that her apathy northern California and eastward Koch hammed it up Wednesday of her hostess. reporters on the staff of London have a daughter, Athena, now 3. to fully enjoy your best to Nevada made driving hazard­ with poultry king and Koch York’s Macy’sThanksgiving Day Sunday Times, described Christi­ Parade with its giant balioons An autopsy report gave the Aristotle Onassis married ous but appeared to have little look-alike Frank Perdue, carving cause of death as acute pulmo­ na’s relationship with her father Athena Livanos, daughter of a Thanksgiving Dinner ever! effect on air travel. In Florida, turkeys for an early Thanksgiv­ and Philadelphia’s parade feat­ as ’’complex and self- uring floats, balloons, soap opera nary edema, accumulation' of wealthy Greek shipowner, in 1946 Tropical Storm Keith moved out ing dinner at the Prince George fluid in the lungs. Family contrddictory.” and she bore him two children, into the Atlantic Ocean before the welfare hotel. stars and the 1989 Miss America. Onassis women “had to be PIES • CAKES • PASTRY • COOKIES holiday travel crush began. In the afternoon were football members discounted the possibil­ Alexander in 1948 and Christina. But in Seattle, uncharitable ity of suicide. satisfactory vehicles for self­ They separated in 1960 after his 319 Main St., Manchester, CT • FRESH BAKED BREAD & ROLLS “The real rush hour will come thieves stole 1,300 pounds of ham games. promotion and adoring females: after high noon, when hordes of ”A happy person could never highly publicized affair with 643-2145 from a freezer outside the office commit suicide and Christina and they had to simultaneously opera star Maria Callas. DELICIOUS SANDWICHES • SOUPS • SALAD motorists will depart this vale of of Strand Helpers, an agency that accept his engulfing protective­ tears in Manhattan and head to was content and very happy,” He married Jacqueline Bouvier helps the homeless. EMERGENCY said Mary Onassis, an aunt. ness and withstand his massive Kennedy in 1968 and Athena later How Does GIFT BASKETS the hinterlands,” said Victor The loss, promised agency Fire — Police — Medical ego,” the biographers wrote. Ross, spokesman for New York “Christina was in the best part of became the wife of his business director Bob Willmott, won’t her life.” Christina was 25 when her rival, shipowner Stavros Niar- Dillon Do It? Open 7 am to 7 pm Monday - Friday City’s Department of Transporta­ disrupt plans to offer free meals DIAL 911 father died, and the event had an tion. “The roads will be jammed Mario Falak, president of the chos, who was married to Athe­ Find Out Before You Buy! 7 am to 6 pm Saturday • B am to 2 pm Sunday to 3,000 needy people. “We’re just In Manchester Alvear Palace Hotel in Buenos enormous emotional impact. na’s sister, Eugenia, until her by veritable tidal waves of cars, going to use some of the rent News reports said she spent the like lemmings marching to the Aires, said: "She reserved a suite death in 1970. sea.” through Dec. 4. She had so much Some 29 million Americans will • Professional Packaging baggage our employees had to' be traveling 100 miles or more make two trips to the airport.” during the holiday weekend, • UPS Shipments loannis Georgakis, vice presi­ according to a survey by the dent of the Alexander Onassis Come to D IR EC 'n O N S DIRECTIONS Public Benefit foundation, dis­ American Automobile Associa­ Rte. 44A to Bolton Notch, follow 44A to Rte. 31 South • Federal Express missed suicide reports that arose Vinton V illege tion. The National Safety Council (approx. 5 miles) hear right at traffic light onto Rte. 3IS; warned that 450 to 550 people may when medicine bottles were Coventry RtsSaa Rt. 44A Card !■ Qrfi Connection Overnight Delivery follow Rte. 3 IS for V4 mile to The Card & Gift Connection; Old die in traffic accidents from 6 found on Christina’s bedside table. Only 10 minutes from Manchester continue on Rte 31S for 4 miles to Old Country. Store. Country p.m. Wednesday to midnight 1 Store Sunday. • Personalized Holiday Cards "She had no health problems Police in many areas said they and it just seems her heart was were stepping up their patrols to and Stationery too tired to overcome the attack,” curb speeding and drunken driv- Children’s he said. jng, including a “turkey watch” Greek newspapers quoted Hours: MON.-SAT. 10-8 7 4 2 -1 8 9 0 in the desert east and north of Los Clothing & Gifts HOLIDAY HOURS friends as saying the bottles SUNDAY 11-4 Angeles. In effect Nov. 28 - Dec. 21 probably contained diet pills. 'iHe ( Other Americans concentrated Christina experienced wild on preparing holiday meals, for ■»’ Infant C lothing »• Stiowor C'.ifl.'; 8 AM - 7 PM Monday - Friday swings in weight throughout her life, often caused by alternating G if t C ionmction » Todaior Clott ling Dresc'-'i to Size 6x 9 AM - 5 PM Saturday crash diets and food binges. jpfniLEvr^l ^ Boy.'; I't Girls A c liv e w e a r Europecii i Imports She was born Dec. 11, 1950, in 3466 MAIN STREET (RTE. 31), VINTON VILLAGE, COVENTRY Vernon Commons 520 Hartford Tnpke., Rt. 30. Vernon yisit the LARGEST SELECTION of Cards Sc Gifts in the Area 319 Main SI., Manchester, CT S / / - / 6 / S Seat belts T 643-2145 Illilll Itooill assailed How Does 34 I E, CENTER STREET • MANCHESTER Dillon Do It? in report Find Out Before You Buy! __ 649-2756 WASHINGTON (AP) - Motor­ — ------j y ists may think they’re safe wearing automobile seat belts, but a private research group on Wednesday charged that belts in Country Items N O W ITS NOT TOO LATE! a vast majority of cars are so Grand Opening Ceiebra^^^^^^ poorly designed they don’t al­ you may pick up your ways provide full protection. You can still beat the Louis Icart Figures catalog order at our holiday rush and During November The culprit, according to the g Institute for Injury Reduction, is ■ Assorted Brass Items ■ Pewter n It new sales center in is 1 save money too! the “window shade” safety belt h i ■ Fantasy and Disney Figures q: : design that allows the belts to Qiiiij A Manchester located off ■ Willels Carousels • Music Boxes Complimentary , loosen when a car occupant □m] \ Exit 1, 1-384, Most orders are slowly shifts forward or Large Assortment of Country Items S . sideways. T H i m IS N O LIKI. Spencer Street, ready for pickup or Cocktail Large Selection of ■ Christmas Ornaments ■ Plus . ■ j This design, used in an esti­ Crystal Figures MUCH, MUCH MORE! Seasonal Party Goods Manchester Shoprite for home delivery in mated 120 million cars, including Clocks by Benchmark With any Dinner Entree virtually all U.S. car models built Plaza, two or three days. during our Grand Opening since the mid-1970s, often keeps HUGE Selection of Christmas Cards & Gifts Spencer St., ; the belt resting some distance from the body, the institute said. Manchester \ \ Unless the shoulder restraint is ■ manually tightened — with a 645-6261 featuring slight tug forward on the belt — For inquiries ^ its effectiveness in a crash may . be reduced significantly, Ben- “New” JCPenney : jamin Kelley, president of the Italian Specialties • institute, told a news conference. Catalog Store • The institute, which was (SHOPfMTC PLAZA) The perfect Christmas ■ formed by a group of trial The perfect gift,.. O o c f as/a lawyers involved in automobile 226 SPENCER ST. A JCPenney Gift Certificate. accident litigation, called on the The Old National Highway Traffic Safety MANCHESTER Administration to eliminate the ■ i S C ® f f l window shade design — or short Country Store CATALOG ORDER. C A U 1-800-222-6161 of that begin a campaign to warn $2.00 Off ' motorists about the alleged de­ sign flaw. But U.S, automakers contend k({ Antiques ANY SIZE PIZZA there is no flaw at all — and the highway safety agency agrees. Route 31, Coventry SANTA’S GIANT HELPER with this coupon-Expires 11/30/88 “We have no evidence that window-shade (belt designs) are rlJSSi defective or present a safety GIANT BICYCLE CO. problem,” NHTSA Administra­ 742-9698 MODEL «RS900 tor Diane Steed said in a state­ Antique Porcelain & Class Wed.-Sun. 10am-5pm Exclusive to the area New York & Sicilian Pizza ment responding to the institute’s 10-SPEED charges. • Fully Lugged Frame Pizza by the slice available during lunch hours Auto manufacturers adopted • Shimano Derallleur Gears the belt design in the mid-1970s • Alloy Brakes & Crank and they defend its use because, they said, it helps get people to 7 Rooms of Antiques and Collectibles • Padded Handlebar Grips accept the belts. Motorists pre­ • Free Assembly viously had objected to tight- fitting belts as being too Oldest and Largest Family Reg. *180“ uncomfortable. Owned Shop in the Area SALE “The concept was to make the belts more user friendly so we could get the percentages of Holds Any Bike (belt) users up,” said Bill Pea­ cock, a spokesman for Ford ■ Quality Furniture & Floor Coverings Til Chrlstmasl Motor Co., who said the tension reliever — or window shade — ■ Porcelain, Glass system cost Ford extra money. ■ Lighting, Mirrors, Frames THE BIKE SHOP John Hartnett, a spokesman for ■ Costume & Victorian Jewelry 681 Mein Street is m s i General Motors Corp., called the 575 Talcottville Road, Route 83 seat belt design “an effective and ■ Interior Design S Manchester I p P j comfortable seat belt system. It Large Assortment of Antique Furnishings Vernon • 872-7775 encourages belt use.” and Floor Coverings 647-1027 H Industry spokesmen as well as OPEN FRI. NOV. 25th TILL 6 PM OPEN FOR LUNCH 11 -3 DINNER SERVED 3-11 NHTSA officials acknowleged Hours: Monday, Wednesday thru Saturday 11 AM-11 PM. Closed Tuesday that if the belts are to provide their best protection they should be worn snugly.

> It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Nov. 24. 1968 — II OPINION Thousands of inmates home on Thanksgiving furioughs By ThtasG Tuohy furlough programs set no restric­ inmates got furloughs last year. The Associated Press The furlough program In Loui­ The program, in effect for more and you have one that isn’t a tions on the type of crime the “ Probably a dozen people con­ siana, however, has been sus­ than 20 years, has come under success, that’s the one you hear inmate has committed, with good victed of ... murder are fur­ pended for study because a trusty I'M BEST Thousands of inmates are home criticism at least twice said about,’’ Magnusson said. / ' I HAVE \ REPRESENT! behavior being a common criter­ loughed each year.” working in the governor’s man­ for Thanksgiving prison fur­ Warden Martin Magnusson of the Maryland’s Patuxent Institu­ H o lid a y 'FITTED TOR THE BALKING I -— “ ^ I pNVIRQN- ACTIVIST ion for furlough. In Alabama, passes are sion has been accused of murder Maine State Prison. In the 1960s, tion, a rehabilitative maximum OFFICE Ifs time loughs that are business as usual THE “ Do we furlough people that OF OF BUSINESS/^0OKV?,r^^^ APPROACH, granted “ based on the trust­ while on a weekend pass in he said, a furloughed inmate ran security prison, canceled fur­ yAcMCf, AND / FOR V in a majority of states, including are in for murder? Yes,” said worthiness of the inmate,” said August. a t t o r n e y most that voted for the man who a roadblock and killed a police­ loughs this week for 21 inmates James Flateau, spokesman for Debbie Herbert, a spokeswoman In Maine, with a prison popula­ after criticism of furloughs m\ UTILITIES/CONSUMERS! made such programs a heated man, and in 1982, an inmate g e n e r a l I'M FOR the Department of Correctional fo r th e Department of tion of 577, there are 20 inmates committed a crime. granted to convicted triple­ u n ch an g ed BETTER, INTERESTS, to count issue. President-elect George Services in New York where 8,177 MODERATION, Corrections. going home for Thanksgiving. Bush. "If you have 2.000 successes murderer Robert Daly Angell. VAC/\UCf While some officials concede APPLY IN that such programs can be in spirit PERSON^ blessings abused by inmates, many insist WOi»MJV’ S furloughs are an effective way to b---- relieve prison overcrowding and COHFORT FOOTWEJUl As President Reagan noted in his own promote rehabilitation. By Jack Anderson “ The inmates really protect the HOLIDAY SPECIALS proclamation this year, George Washington and Joseph Spear program,” said Ed Ligtenberg, issued the first national Thanksgiving an associate warden in South proclamation nearly 200 years ago with a call WASHINGTON - “ Gratitude in Dakota, where 18 minimum- LMoeaf^- for service, prayer and ‘‘good government, most men,” said LaRochefoucauld, security inmates went home for peace and concord.” “ is only a strong secret hope of great Thanksgiving. “ It’s good for the ^io/cU /uejo inmates because it gradually That’s how American this holiday is, how favors.” Which means, when you thank God today for family, or turkey, reintegrates them to the deeply it is imbedded in our national or football, you’re secretly asking God outside.” S 8 7 character. Today, we still are looking for that not to rock the boat. But, he added; “ It’s not a right. elusive peace and concord, concepts as much (Our apologies to those who thank ... They have to earn it.” OldmaineTroHers' ^ o r u v . OSOMO on the minds of Americans this Thanksgiving Wall Street, the lottery. Publishers Furloughs have “ proven to be productive on a national scale,” Day as they were in Washington's time. Clearing House or American Express for their blessings. You may substi­ said Tom Powers, the warden of How much has changed since he wrote tute the appropriate deity.) the North Dakota State Peniten­ about those things. The president of the In the spirit of LaRochefoucauld, tiary, where 15 prisoners went dlnga g United States, in his 1988 proclamation, talked we offer a Thanksgiving list 4>f the home for Thanksgiving in what he about a nation in which ‘‘people from every blessings of 1988, with hope that God calls an “ extremely conserva­ tive” program. race, culture and creed on the face of the won’t rock the boat in 1989. We’re thankful: Up to 1,000 inmates in North We at J. Garman Clothiers COVPOIV earth now inhabit this land.” Clearly, it’s a ■ That it (you know what) is over Carolina, 500 in Alabama, 500 in different land from that of 18th-century for another four years. New York and 300 in Oregon are America. Manchester Yesterdays ■ That Michael Dukakis has a good set to spend Thanksgiving outside wish all of the participants in the prison walls. $5,00 OFF However, as much as the country has job with a good wage to fall back on. The numbers are smaller in changed, the holiday that we celebrate today ■ That trends begin in California any brand Shown but polls close from the other other systems, but the trend is Coupon can be used once 1988 Manchester Road Race good luck remains much the sam e in its essential spirit. direction. toward release despite the for each brand, total; Six times. “ Thanksgiving” contains twpjiey words, Thanksgivings, 1988 and 1936 ■ That Oliver North retired and presidential-campaign controv­ Expires Sat. Dec. 3rd 1988 “ thanks” and “ giving,” that are as timeless Fawn Hall went to Hollywood. ersy stirred by Bush and, last and rooted in the New England tradition as ■ That Jane Fonda apologized. week, the canceling of Thanks­ in their performances and a very we decided Friday would be the day giving furloughs for 21 Maryland the bleak, beautiful landscape of our By Douglas A. Johnson Sr. belated turkey. ■ That the salaries in public service EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! for our family’s turkey dinner. Back then you could get a grade A are too low to tempt Donald Trump. inmates because of adverse surroundings. We ought to remember on this Thanksgiving afternoon, we hiked bird at J.W. Hale’s on Oak Street for 25 Vanna White and Ivan Boesky. publicity. THE happy and healthy holiday season. day those less fortunate than ourselves. This year I have been contemplat­ up to Mount Nebo on Spring Street to cents a pound. Try that today! ■ That Imelda Marcos had just During the presidential cam­ Bootery ’Thanksgiving is everybody’s holiday. It has ing this Thanksgiving and the one of watch Manchester High’s football Frozen turkeys and aluniinum enough to make bond, but not enough paign, Bush repeatedly attacked R t. 83 TalcoUville, CT • 649-8040 a special association with home. That may be 1936. so long ago. team take on East Hartford High.' If wraps were not around in '36. We to go shopping. his Democratic opponent, Massa­ my memory is correct, we won by 6 chusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, Open: Mon., Tue«., Wed., Sat.»: Mam to 5: M pm. / Thura. & Fii. 9:3Q am to S pm. a key to understanding it. Thanksgiving is a This year we are preparing for my picked out any pin feathers and ■ That Ferdinand Marcos has a son Bill's return trip to Vietnam. Bill points. leftover quills by hand. Then we little nest egg stashed away to take for being soft on crime because of time to be thankful for blessings, both large and six other veterans of the 11th We hoofed it back to Cottage and poured vanilla onto a plate, lit it and care of him in his declining years. his state’s furlough program. The and small, for our sense of place and roots. Engineers Battalion. 3rd Marines, are Maple streets and got ready for the singed the bird all over, to get any ■ That Moammar Gadhafi ran out Bush campaign often cited the leaving in six weeks. basketball game that night. Back excess down or whatever. of steam. case of convicted murderer Willie — The Advocate, Stamford It is a humanitarian and friendship then, the cross country and football Instead of foil we covered the turkey ■ That the moon was in the seventh Horton, who raped a woman in voyage to promote better relations teams ended their seasons on Thanks­ with brown paper bags and had to house and Jupiteb aligned with Mars Maryland while on a weekend HERE TOGETHER FOR YOU! between our countries. It is also giving and the basketball team hand-baste it every 15 minutes or so. when Ron and Nancy went to Moscow. furlough. ■ meant to help the Vietnam govern­ opened theirs. This was work, but that turkey tasted ■ That Jack Kennedy was no Dan However, nearly every state ment find and destroy land mines left That night we went over to the State better than its modern cousins. Ouayle. has a furlough program or is in Tragedy details: in their fields by the Marines more Armory on Main Street and watched Along with some Swedish goodies ■ That Chuck and Di are still the process of adopting one. than 20 years ago. This Thanksgiving. Manchester High’s hoopsters take on we finally had our 1936 Thanksgiving. together. Lacking such programs are [fs and the Manchester Herald I am thankful he is going on a peace Rockville High’s basketball team. The uniforms and equipment had ■ That somebody out there under­ Nevada, California, Illinois and Do they matter? mission and not a combat mission. Again, on memory, we beat Rockville changed since 36; but I still enjoy stands the Wedtech scandal so the rest Michigan, which generally will My Thanksgiving of 1936 was by 2 baskets. watching Manchester High School’s of us don’t have to. not let prisoners out even for strictly a sports and fun day in good Art McKay's orchestra always football and basketball teams play. In ■ That Jimmy SwaggaiH found God family funerals unless they are in Does it really matter whether the old Manchester! played for dancing after the game. my book they still display good and Geraldo Rivera found the devil. handcuffs or leg irons. Those T O D S r Challenger astronauts died instantaneously or On Thanksgiving Day of 1936. Ed, Ed, Fred and I knewhowtodance, but sportsmanship. ■ That we got Wayne Gretzky states were among the few experienced two minutes of terror during the Fred and I went down to the East Side we always “ chickened out” when the Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! before the Canadian referendum on without furlough programs that Rec to watch the start of the Turkey time came to ask a young lady out on the free trade agreement. voted for Bush. m shuttle’s doomed plunge toward the ocean? Day race. I’d say there were 50 to 100 the floor. Jitterbugs were “ in” in 1936. ■ That Wrigley Field could find “ We have no furlough program In the nam e of truth, the public’s right to entries and a few hundred spectators Some of those bobby soxers really Douglas A. Johnson Sr., who lives at some use for those thousand points of for anybody tofgo out overnight. know, and what have you, a Florida spread out along Main Street and East could swing. You know: the Benny Z’TK Bluefield Drive, is a frequent light. What we have is emergency newspaper has questioned NASA’s official Center Street. The race ended at Goodman and Tommy Dorsey fast contributor to “ Manchester Yester­ ■ That Nancy Reagan didn’t pay releases with inmates in res­ version of the tragedy. about noon and the Army and Navy beat. Oh. well, we lived to dance days." If you have memories you’d for all those dresses with our ttioney. traints for funerals, to go to a Club and local Masonic lodge pro­ another day! like to share with readers of the relative’s deathbed or something According to The Miami Herald, the Looking back on 1988, we’re thank­ vided a turkey dinner for each and After 12 hours of straight sports, we Herald, write to: "Manchester Yes­ ful for breakups (Dan Rather and like that, and that’s it,” said astronauts did not die in the mid-air explosion every runner. trudged home. Friday morning, I got terdays," Manchester Herald, P.O. George Bush, Mike Tyson and Robin Nevada Prison Director George and fire but lived a full two minutes before With all the sports events that day. up early to help my mother with the Box 591, Manchester 06040. Givens, Manuel Noriega and George Sumner. being “ dismembered” when their spacecraft Bush) and makeups (Jesse Jackson Leo Lalonde, a spokesman for hit the ocean at approximately 200 mph. and the Democrats, Iran and Iraq. the Michigan Department of Corrections, said his state has a Implicit in the Herald’s “ scoop” is the Tammy Faye Bakker). Open Forum We’re thankful for Matt Biondi. similar policy. “ We don’t have suggestion that NASA has been guilty of some Sara Lee. Walt Disney, George Bums. anything for Thanksgiving or kind of cover-up — of deceiving the public and George Shultz and Larry Bird. even Christmas. Although we do the families of the astronauts by attempting to effort of about 20' people from our from previous years for winners as We’re even thankful for Ed Meese. have the highest rate of suicide lessen the impact of the tragedy. Get the true spirit church who filled their grocery bags they crossed the finish line. For me, A1 Sharpton, Bess Myerson. Joan around Christmas.” Two states that do grant But what if NASA did attempt to spare the and silently got together in the the best part was seeing that most (?ollins, Brian Bosworth and Pee-Wee for this Christmas parking lot of a low-cost housing loyal fan waiting with his characteris­ Herman. After all, how would the rest furloughs, Missouri and Arkan­ feelings of the grieving survivors? Nothing of us look without them? sas, shy away from holidays. To the Editor; development. We knocked on the door tic grin. Not much to say, though — good would have been accomplished by of a young woman who needed help, not even that discreet wisecrack And. in the “ strong and secret hope “ We feel like it puts the inmate providing the families of the astronauts with and we rang her doorbell, and we of greater favors,” we’re thankful in a situation where there is more What does Christmas mean to you? about “ getting the Sloan’s Linament” the sickening details which the Miami Herald hollered “ surprise” and walked in I was so used to hearing as lagging that George Bush is in excellent temptation,” said David White, This past week the newspapers health. Arkansas Correction Depart­ has now seen fit to print. were filled with tragic news in so with 20 bags of groceries. What a runners passed us in previous years. glorious feeling! ment spokesman. Thanks to the newspaper’s investigative many areas. Christmas is coming — Even as a youngster, I could tell he If everyone does a little, someone couldn’t have been more proud if I had “ When the whole society is zeal, a nation that was traumatized by the Is this an invitafion to over-indulge, partying, it’s awful hard not to drink more, to eat more? gains a lot. There are so many broken the tape ahead of the likes of Paying for AIDS tragedy must relive the paid and sorrow all opportunities here in Manchester to and . party yourself,” said Dale Riley, So many times I hear people say American taxpayers will pay at a spokesman for the Missouri over again. As for the families, their grief that drinking helps them to feel give. The Manchester Area Confer­ Well, a lot of runners have come least $1.3 billion to fight the b^^ttle ence of Churches is one of many good Department of Corrections and does not bear thinking about. better, to help them to lighten up and down Main Street since then and your against AIDS next year. But the ones. Do your share — get high on Human Resources, which quit Meanwhile, The Miami Herald is glowing not be so stuffy, to make them feel like most loyal fan has seen many of them. people on the front lines of that battle Christmas! holiday furloughs threeyearsago the life of the party. What do you need As for me, I have not run in another — the researchers, social workers and with" satisfaction over its journalistic coup. race until this year. I wanted to run after three prisoners were ar­ to make you feel high? Is drinking the local public health professionals — rested one weekend for assault The record has been set straight. The Mary Lou Roe last year, but a knee injury during think the federal budget should be as answer to making a situation better? I and disorderly conduct. “ We just cover-up exposed. The NASA bureaucrats 48 Schaller Road, Manchester softball practice dashed my hopes. much as $1 billion higher. The General know there are many hurting people felt it was best not to have them called to account. The Fourth Estate This year I trained (in Nike Air Accounting Office recently polled out there, and in working with young out.” triumphs again! people and the elderly as well, you see Supports this time) and finished the AIDS workers around the country. Long Island Half-Marathon and Cow Many states that do have NOW HIRING many needs that are not being met. State and local public health officials Back again, running Harbor lOK Run. Now my sights are thought that next year’s federal — The Enterprise, Brockton, Mass. Have you read “ A Taste of Joy’’ by Calvin Miller, about a wealthy woman for most ioyai fan set once again on Manchester, not to budget for AIDS should be $I .7bilIion. EXCELLENT STARTING WAGES who was found dead in her home? The prove anything this time, but rather to at the very least. If they were coroner found no organic reason for To the Editor: come “ home” and have fun. And, oh spending the money and were res­ Compact country yes, your most loyal fan will be there tricted to $1.3 billion, the public health her death. Miller commented. “ She VADUZ, Liechtenstein (AP) — and I’ll bet he will be just as proud this workers said they would take away ^6®** For Closing Hours *5**® For All Other Sf^fts was weary of setting a single plate at Although I hate to admit it, my first Located on the west bank of the time, even though I’ll surely be back from the research budget to pay for the table and fixing her coffee one cup recollection of the Thanksgiving Day Rhine River between Austria and in the pack once again. Of course, I more education, patient care and at a time. The old woman had written Road Race is nearly 35 years ago Switzerland, the Principality of won’t be able to see that characteris­ programs for intravenous drug users. on her calendar only one phrase. “ No when your most loyal fan took me to Liechtenstein covers 61 square tic grin this time, but it will be there As the budget now stands. 45 percent EXCELLENT BENEFITS One Came Today” . my first race. This became an annual miles, less than the area of just the same. You see, he will be goes to research. 31 percent to public Do you want to have a feeling of joy ritual during which we not only Washington, D.C. watching the race from the much health control measures and educa­ in your heart, to feel happy? Then why watched the start and finish but, It contains two Alpine peaks higher bleacher he climbed in Febru­ tion. 18 percent to tracking the spread not seek out a lonely neighbor or stop through some carefully planned ma­ higher than 8,400 feet. at a nursing home and ask if someone neuvers, also saw runners at numer­ ary 1987. But you can bet he will be of the disease and 5 percent on Flexible Hours Crew Incentives • Insurance Available needs a friend. Take the money you ous other intermediate points along watching and offering Sloan’s Lina­ programs for drug users were going to spend for some liquid the race. ment as relief from the next day’s spirits, and buy some cookies, etc., I’m not sure whether it was to prove agony. Maybe I will have to take him Free Meals Profit Sharing • Regular Wage Increases up on it this year. Mlnl-editorlal EMERGENCY and stop and spend time with a lonely something to that now-forgotten Last month in , humankind Fire — Police — Medical person. 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Ten reflect on why they’re thankful Budget Section 2, Page 15 From page 1 Thursday, Nov. 24,1985 By The Associated Press child was returned to her two weeks after ” I personally give thanks because my SPORTS the baby was abducted from an Arkahsas wife and I celebrated 40 years of marriage At Thanksgiving, Americans reflect hospital: in June, and I know I ’ m lucky to have made many private economists con­ agency cooperation when the about what they are thankful for amid the it to that anniversary. Throughout my 62 tend there is no way to meet the president says this is what I want sorrows and triumphs of the past year. “ Not only am I thankful for the return of Gramm-Rudman deficit targets you to do,” Wright said. Christopher and that he’s healthy but I am years on earth, there have been many, Here are the holiday reflections of some many times I ’^e been thankful. This year, and comply with Reagan’s de­ Those familiar with the budget people for whom 1988 was particularly thankful for so many people in Arkansas Patemo plans fense requests without imposing process said that the agencies and the nation. Everybody has been bonded we'll just give special thanks to God for his eventful: politically impossible spending may also be waiting to make together. People are calling to say they’re care and guidance.” cuts for domestic programs. appeals to Bush, who has .the praying for you.” President-elect George Bnsh: Former Arizona Gov. Evan Mecham, But Wright said the president’s option of scrapping Reagan’s final budget would show the entire budget if he wants and "Obviously I am grateful that the election Aaron Cohen, director of the Johnson impeached from office in April: to again be submitting his own proposal after is over. Our family is grateful for the critics how it could be done Space Center In Houston: “ I am thankful for the victory of George he takes office Jan. 20. experience because it made us stronger and without eliminating programs. Bush and Dan Quayle in the presidential Reagan, under the guidance of it gave us a deeper understanding of the "The successful resumption of space “ Whoever believes you must race and grateful we changed thejgakeup then-OMB Director David Stock- wonder and majesty of this country." shuttle flights has provided a big lift not have a major tax package just only to those of us working on the space of our Legislature in Arizona from|Bie one hasn’t gone through a detailed ntan, submitted a spending plan fulltime coach III program but to all Americans. The people who committed the travesty against me to review of ail the programs," he in 1981 that differed markedly Gov. Michael S. Dukakis of Massachu­ one who would be more interested in setts: of this country have stuck with us and said. from the proposal left behipd by continued to show their strong support serving the needs of Arizona.” The 0MB reviews of agencies’ President Carter. Bv David S. Martin going to take. I feel there’s a 17 “ We’ll be together as a family, enjoying a through some difficult times. We are budget requests were completed Some congressional Republi­ The Associated Press nucleus here. We obviously lost very special holiday after a very hectic 20 thankful for that support and are commit­ in just one week, down from the cans are urging Bush to forgo some tough games,” said Pa­ months of campaigning.” ted to demonstrating that it was deserved.” N.B. “ Buck” Jordan, executive director usual month this process takes. submitting his own budget, which STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - terno, whose worst previous of the Chamber o f’ Commerce In Waxah- The administration is operating would require him to spell out Coach Joe Paterno said Wednes­ season was his first, a 5-5 finish in Sen. Joseph R. Blden Jr., D-Del., a Bill Brown, who watched 1,000 acres of achie, Texas, the announced site for the on an accelerated schedule that details of his “ flexible freeze” on day he will cut back his out-of- 1966. planned $4.4 billion dollar super collider presidential hopeful who underwent brain wheat, oats and barley wilt under the essentially requires all major spending, and instead enter di­ town travel for charity, To help, Paterno said he will |r8Br. surgery in February: scorching summer sun at his farm near atom smasher: actions to be completed between rectly into negotiations with university fundraising and pro­ cancel out-of-town engagements. fessional organizations and spend 'T v e just got to say ‘no,’ ” he Sterling, N.D.: "F o r this area, the Dallas-Fort Worth Nov. 9 and Jan. 9, when Reagan is Congress over the 1990 budget. V/-' ■ '• " I have a special feeling about this more time with his Penn State said, adding that he wanted to be metroplex and the state of Texas, you have required by law to submit his Bush, continuing to send sig­ Thanksgiving. It is not only a time for ” Our main paycheck is our cattle sale, players and coaches. more accessible to the assistant to sit back and say thanks. It’s certainly the spending plan. nals to jittery financial markets giving thanks, but for reflection — and we had that earlier in the spring, before Wright said 0M B did not want about his commitment to attack "The last few years maybe my coaches and players. 'T v e got to reflection about our family, state and the drought really hit. I ’m just thankful for icing on the cake for the state of Texas at this point.” to make any spending decisions the budget deficit, said Tuesday presence wasn’t strong enough. spend more time with these kids country. In many ways this past year was the higher cattle prices, and being able to before the presidential election in he will open negotiations with Regardless of how you assign and get to know which one of them the best year of my life. Although I was survive another year.” duties, the head coach has got to are the right kind of people.” Rita Vaughan, who works at Trinity order to keep Reagan’s final , Congress over ways to reduce the made painfully aware of my own vulnera­ be around,” Patem o said in the Paterno’s non-coaching duties Pharmacy fountain, a favorite Waxahachie budget from becoming embroiled deficit on his first day in office. He bility, my faith in God and the power of Bob Nichols, 62, a survivor of an Aloha in the campaign. has declined to say, however, wake of Penn State’s first losing have included being co-chairman prayer was reinforced.” gathering place: Airlines flight in April that landed safely But the shortened schedule whether he also will submit his season in SO years. of the Campaign for Penn State, a after 20 feet of the Boeing 737’s fuselage " I guess I ’d say my family. I ’m not going means that agencies will only own budget. "M y biggest job is to get some six-year, $300 million fund­ Annette Thomas-Jones, whose newborn ripped off at 24,000 feet in the air: to say the super collider.” have six working days in which to control of my schedule so I am raising drive, and work with make any appeals from the 0MB Wright said that while many around here when there are some coaching organizations and decisions. Wright said the total government programs were be­ problems. We can’t get this thing charities. process, including any appeals ing cut, Reagan’s final .budget right until I ’m around more.” L. Budd Thalman, Penn State’s carried to the president, will be would propose spending in­ Penn State finished with a 5-6 sports information director, said, Smooth ride expected on state roads completed by Dec. 2. creases in some areas. In past record after being beaten by “ A lot of people contact Joe to be years, he has recommended Notre Dame last Saturday, for its on the podium at charitable HARTFORD (AP) - Whether airports, railroad and bus sta­ m incredible,” said William Keish, Hartford terminal. Wright said there had been higher spending for anti-drug worst season since 1938 when it functions. He does a lot of they were going by rail, car, bus tions were crowded. a spokesman for the state Depart­ very little grumbling among programs, AIDS research and the finished 3-4-1. The string of charitable functions.” or plane, people traveling over With clear, cold weather pre­ ment of Transportation. Naudus said Greyhound added Cabinet secretaries over this space program. non-losing seasons stood as an Paterno hasn’t faulted his team the Thanksgiving holiday in Con­ dicted for the holiday and all Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Reginald Rnto/ManchMter Herald Many officials said they were 90 extra buses to its Connecticut shortened time frame. He said he One area where final decisions NCAA record. for lack of trying. necticut appeared destined to construction work on interstate prepared for the annual holiday service on W ednesday and was anticipating few appeals have not been reached is how to “ If we were 6-5, there would be With 28 first-year players this have a smpoth ride. highways called off from Wednes­ TOP NUMMEGGER — Joe Swift, former runner ai DEFENDING CHAMP — Irishman John Doherty, winner of the crunch, planned to have the same amount primarily because Reagan two deal with the escalating savings just as much wailing and gnash­ year, Paterno said it was the State transportation officials day to Sunday, highway officials Xavier High School in Middietown, was the No. 1 “ It’s been busy all day long, but available on Sunday. He said weeks ago stressed the need for and loan crisis. By some esti­ ing of teeth. Our fans are used to youngest team he had ever taken 1986 and ’87 Manchester Road Race titles, will defend his title reported large volumes of traffic predicted heavy traffic but fore­ Connecticut finisher in the 1987 race, placing 12th we’ve been keeping up with it,” Connectiput lines would carry harmony in order to nieet the mates, the need to rescue insol­ better and are a little bit spoiled. into a season. when the 52nd running answers the gun today at 10 a.m. The on the state’s three main arteries, saw no major problems. said A. J. Naudus, assistant about 18,000 passengers over the timetable. vent S&Ls could add $10 billion to We’re used to better, too,” Patem o also had to contend overall. Swift is scheduled to be in the field, which is weather forecast is for temperatures between 40 and 45 degrees interstates 91, 95 and 84, and that "The volume of traffic has been district manager at Greyhound’s five-day period. "It is amazing what it does for the 1990 budget deficit. Patem o said. with two key injuries. expected to approach the 7,000 mark. Proceeds from with clear skies. Paterno hasn’t given up on the Third-team All-American tail­ the race are earmarked for Muscular Dystrophy young squad. back Blair Thomas missed the Research of Connecticut. New hospital rates questioned In two years, Penn State has the season with a knee injury and potential to be a contender for the starting quarterback Tom Bill NORWALK (AP) - The pros­ sion on Hospitals and Health rates based on a flat, preset rate JCPenney Custom Decorating national championship, said Pa­ .suffered a dislocated kneecap in pective payment system for Care, said W^nesday. for different diagnoses a nd proce­ temo, 62, who has committed the third game. setting hospital rates could hold Wright’s commission adminis­ dures. It criticizes the system for himself to four more years as Thomas ran for 1,414 yards down health care costs, but is ters the rate setting guidelines. offering no incentive for hospitals head coach during Penn State’s 8-4 season in Burfoot’s record is safe for now flawed in its present form be­ His agency also commissioned to cut rates and for not providing ' ' I- “ It’s a question of whether the 1987, the third-best single-season cause it offers hospitals little the report by Ralph E. Berry Jr., a method of reimbursements for intangibles come to the front. rushing performance ever at Records are Charlie Robbins, the two-time as the race winner, once as top incentive to cut rates, a consul­ president of Policy Analysis Inc. shortfalls created by in Medicare Potential never won anything,” Penn State. Thomas, who aver­ made to be w * winner of the Manchester Road schoolboy in I960 and the first tant’s report concludes. of Brookline, Mass. and Medicaid payments. he said. aged 161 all-purpose yards a broken but sev­ Race and still going strong at age Masters (over 40) in the 1983 ” We welcome this objective The state legislature asked for Patem o said the young team game, accounted for 70 percent eral in particu­ 68, also has more marks to shoot grind. and frank evaluation of the the evaluation when it put the Berry found that in 1986, the needs leadership, confidence, the Lions’ offense in 1987. lar in Manches­ Herald Angle at. John Kelley can also claim prospective payment system and current rate setting practice into first full year of the system, poise and a drive to win. When Bill was sidelined Sept. 24 ter Road Race Ready for his 43rd consecutive three individual laurels. Six over­ believe it provides a useful motion in 1984. hospital revenues and expenses “ We’ve got to understand what in Penn State’s loss to Rutgers, history are in Earl Yost run and 37th in succession. all wins plus the Little Irishman direction for improving the sys­ The report endorses the basic increased at rates below both the if takes to win, not just to play second-string quarterback Lance no immediate Robbins has notched 11 division holds first in high school and tem,” Gardner Wright Jr., chair­ concept of the prospective pay­ national and New England well,” Paterno said. Lonergan was out at the time with danger of being 1, crowns since he first appeared on men’s 50 age class. man of the Connecticut Commi- ment system — setting hospital average.®. In his 23 years as head coach at a, thumb injury and third- eclipsed. the scene in 1945. The marks Runners who moved up from Penn State, Paterno has made stringer, red-shirt freshman F o r e x a m ­ include two placements overall, second to first place finishes were players understand about Doug Sieg, was recuperating ple. Amby Bur- six in the 50-59 age bracket and Kelley in 1950 and 1951, Dick Hart winning. from back surgery. foot’s all-time high of nine victo­ runner-up spots and two third three in the 60 plus category. in 1954 and 1955. Pete Close in 1957 D inner Mobs He has amassed a 212-54-2 Paterno turned to Tony Sacca, ries, including seven in placements. Burfoot can claim 10 awards, and 1958 and Amby Burfoot in record, with 19 bowl appearan­ the first true freshman quarter­ succession, appear safeTor years Besides K elley’s four second his nine victories and one for 1967 and 1968.- From page 1 From page 1 ces, six undefeated seasons and back he ever started. as road running no limger is places. John Vitale, long the main being the first high school The only brother act to post two national championships, Sacca started in victories dominated by just a hanaful. rival during Burfoot’s domina­ finisher. • ' wins were the McCluskeys, John most recently in 1986. against Temple and Cincinnati Burfoot, with 25 consecutive tion in Manche.ster. placed se­ Kelley also has nine triumphs, in 1929 and Joe in 1930-31-32-47. Patem o met with players Sun­ and then losses to Syracuse. worked throughout the week, Wednesday that bus travel be­ Azerbaijani city of Sumgait at the appearances Thanksgiving cond four times as did Jimmy six as individual winner, one as a Interesting time item: Joe day to talk about putting the Alabama and West Virginia be­ baking casseroles or slicing tur­ tween the two republics had been end of February and March that morning in Manchester Road Keefe. Vitale also claimed one schoolboy and a pair in the 5t) age McCluskey at 19 won the 1930 race program back on track. fore Lonergan, a senior, started key. The food is all donated, or cut off, and that no one was being followed massive protests in Race competition, and Johnny victory, in 1970, preventing Bur­ group. in 24:54 and his last in 1947 at age “ We talked about what it was the final three games. 36 in 25:02, just eight seconds purchased with money donated allowed into Azerbaijan from Nagorno-Karabakh and Arme­ Kelley share a few of records foot from claiming a full decade Adeline Kearney stands alone slower. expressly for the community Armenia carrying building mate­ nia. Armenia is predominantly worth mentioning. of triumphs. 1968 through 1977. as a record-holder with eight dinner. rials in their cars. Christian and Azerbaijan is pre­ Two of the greatest distance Charlie Duggan’s feat of finish­ firsts .all in age categories, five in Kelley proved consistent as his first winning time in 1951 was Food will be served family- In Moscow, Soviet Foreign dominantly Moslem. runners ever produced in Connec­ ing in the top 10 on 15 occasions is the 50-59 age bracket and the last style, rather than with a help- Ministry spokesman Gennady I. Carson, Giants ticut. Burfoot and Kelley, each another mark of distinction. three in the 60-and-over groupingv 24:30 and his last, 11 years later in yourself cafeteria line. Philip, Gerasimov said the siuation in Azerbaijanis say hundreds of boast of having finished in the top Duggan, again entered this Tur­ Age group awards were first 1962, was also 24:30. who works each Monday at the Baku was "difficult,” aqd that thousands of people took to the three a dozen times. Burfoot’s key Day, has made the top 25 introduced in 1979. Burfoot’s initial winning effort Shepherd’s Place soup kitchen, there had been casualties in streets beginning five days ago to resolve little spat skein showing nine wins, two prize list for 20 straight years, or Ray Crothers also boasts, a in 1968 was clocked in 22:34 and 10 wanted to set this meal apart Kirovabad, but he did not protest what they say is an seconds and one third. Kelley since he first entered as a record number of wins in at least years later, in 1977, he was just from the food that is served elaborate. Armenian effort to send settlers notched six victories, four schoolboy at Hartford Public. three categories, including once seven seconds slower in 22:41. cafeteria-style there. The two republics are in to Nagorno-Karabakh to streng­ Bv Tonq Canavan too much now.” As long as there is room, Philip conflict about control over the then the ethnic Armenian major­ The Associated Press "You can’t harbor ill feelings.” plans to seat a few workers at ity there. predominantly Armenian region the Giants’ captain added. each of the gaily decorated guest of Nagorno-Karabakh in Azerbai­ EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - “ Sometimes we forget this is a ND and USC battle for No. 1 ranking tables. "And the ticket holders, They said Armenian settlers jan. Residents have been agitat­ I *3 The spat between Harry Carson business. People see it as a sport, whether elderly or needy, will be were taken last week to the By Ken Peters the first time each team will bring believe in themselves again, in ing since February to have it and the New York Giants has and it isn’t. It’s a business. The Associated Press last year. mixed in together,” said Philip. annexed by Armenia, but Azer­ Shusha area of Nagorno- a perfect record into the contest. the pride and tradition of their Holtz, in similar fashion, has been patched up for the moment Certain things must be done and Both are 10-0. “ Everyone is going to be wearing baijan officials and Kremlin Karabakh in official trucks and program. rescued the Notre Dame program and the nine-time Pro Bowl business decisions must be made LOS ANGELES — Top-ranked “ This promises to be one of the the same kind of name tags, the leaders have rejected the began building barracks with "This basically is America’s from its forgettable years under lineljacker said Wednesday that Notre Dame and second-ranked workers and the guests ... I want demand. materials supplied by the Armen­ sometimes. I understand that, great games of all tim e," South­ game. I think everybody’s going Gerry Faust. his retirement plans now are Southern Cal have been involved ern Cal coach Larry Smith said. to be sure that there is no feeling Instead, Moscow has ordered a ian government. but when you’re involved in those to pick sides ...” After a 5-6 record in his first in a lot of No. 1 vs. No. 2 “ It’s a classic national champion­ of ’us’ and ’them.’ ” comprehensive social and eco­ uncertain. decisions, you have to react, Smith, in his second season as season in South Bend. 1986, Holtz Bakinsky Rabochi complained matchups, but Saturday will ship gam e” Philip hopes that, in future nomic development plan for the personally, with feeling.” the Southern Cal coach, inherited led the Irish to an 8-3 mark last that Azerbaijanis in Nagorno- Carson and Giants coach Bill mark the first time they have years, the MACC dinner is looked area. The significance of the mat­ a program that slipped consider­ year, Karabakh were not being permit­ Parcells had a heart-to-heart talk Parcells said that Carson in­ played each other in such a game. chup reflects the return to na­ on as a true community e^ n t, not At least 32 people were killed in ably during the four-year stint of Faust’s Notre Dame teams ted to work and were deprived of Wednesday to air differences that itiated their meeting on Wednes­ Dating back to the beginning of only as a charitable effort. ” I tional prominence of football at Ted Tollner, who took over when went 5-6, 6-4-1, 6-4, 7-4 and .5-6 three days of rioting- in the food and medical supplies. surfaced on national television day, and he seemed to indicate The Associated Press national hope people ^ not, ’I need a both schools, with Smith and John Robinson left for the Los while he was coaching from 1981 last weekend when Carson ripped the dispute with Carson was not rankings in 1936, meal. I ’m broke, so I ’ll go,’ but Notre Dame’s Lou Holtz each Angeles Rams in 1983. to 1985. the team for placing him on the major. there have been 23 games match­ more “ I want a place to go, to be able to rapidly turn around The Trojans were 4-6-1. 9-3, 6-6 One thing the Trojans haven’t injured reserve list last week ‘ T m sure he was frustrated by ing the nation’s top two teams. sagging programs, with people, so I ’m going there.’ and 7-5 under Tollner. turned around under Smith is following arthroscopic surgery the circumstances,” Parcells The Irish have played in nine of “ There are a lot of similarities 9 If the various groups in a Smith, who came to Southern their recent dominance by Notre Save 40-50% Save 50% on his right knee. said. them and the Trojans in three. between the two teams,” Smith community really mix together, Cascade Custom Draperies Save*11-*22 Cal from the University of Dame. The Irish have won five in it can only help.” Sierra Basswood Blinds Sq. Yd. 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Jan. 14. fell victim to a contract dispute pushing this because he is being pushed (by was "ready, willing and able” to fight * Snow i'lo ck c d I recH 150 colors. 16 patterns. Split or to remove calcium desposits reserve list cost him any money. between Tyson and manager Bill Cayton. King) to punh.” Bruno on Jan. 14. The next day, however, c ( rcuHvy Kouii one-way draw. from the knee. Carson said he The Giants will have to pay him ('uiiicrbiiry, Cl' “ It will be a long time before Mike Tyson Cayton 'Called the four-year deal Weitzman sent a letter to Astaire claiming 1 drapery :>ale prices include would have been ready to return his salary while on injured ao;i-774-l45ft ning and insiallalion at everyday low fights again,” said Seth Abraham of HBO "despicable.” that Cayton was “ determined to prevent after missing two games, instead reserve, but Carson might have 319 Main St., Manchester, CT MI.U4 IINISTMASSIMII* I Blind '^hiiiie sale prices include installation. Sports, which was scheduled to televise the " I wouldn’t let a stranger sign a contract Mike from fighting except upon the Ullfl i’'lcll|s . ’centage^ cH lepresenl savirtgs from regular of having to sit out four games on received money from incentive Bruno fight from the Las Vegas Hilton. like that,” Cayton said. unreasonable terms which he has attemp­ pitces. Sak »nds December 31,1988. __ ' r-Ti 643-2145 the KrlduviiMcr Injured reserve. E«l*nd«d Paymant Plan alto tvallabla T1-2 clauses by starting a certain "There’s a spider web of litigation out The Tyson-Bruno fight, which was ted to dictate to M ike” CANIIHa^T Thunks){lvlii^ “ I think Sunday I was speaking number of games or playing in there.” originally scheduled for June at London’s Tyson has been feuding with Cayton ever I'leuse cull uhi'Ufl emotionally,” Carson said. “ I every one. Cayton said the hotel "pulled the plug” on Wembley Stadium, has been postponed at since co-manager Jimmy Jacobs died in How Does Itir iur$(c wreuthh *^26uiiy tree ' unilhiittw lltK'kcil irce you cu t think anyone who saw the inter­ Three stitches are supposed to the fight because of the dispute over King’s least six times. March. Tyson went to court to sever his ties Dillon Do It? MANCHESTER, CT FARMINGTON, CT ENFIELD, CT view could tell I was somewhat be removed from Carson’s knee promotional contract with Tyson. " I t ’s all so confusing and frustrating,” with Cayton, but ended up with an WRIGHT’S NH X TREE FARM upset about some things. I am not on Thursday^ and he said once Tyson recently signed a contract giving said Bruno’s London-based prornoter. out-of-courl settlement that reduced Cay- find Out Botorc You Buy! Call today for a free 649-8827 521-7850 741-2141 going to detail what these things those stitches come out, he thinks King the exclusive right to promote his Jarvis Astaire. " I feel bad. Just imagine ton’s share of his income. iPtfotlow from MsncnwHr Ht. 44A to a t 6 to WHIImintlo, ttw nc* vl« m«p (45 min.) |' In-home appointment. were but I ’m not thinking about it he’ll be OK. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Nov 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 24. 1988 —-17 SCOREBOARD SPORTS Cowboys look like tasty morsel Bv Denne H. Freeman The Associated Press continued te sporide off the Wars' bench IN BRIEF H o ck e y B a s k e tb a ll TVeeday ntaM .ecartna 34 points on 159or-31 shooting Intupt a minutes. The career-best W aMnaton St. vs. Houeton. 3:18 pm . IRVING, Texas — Talk about a performanoe Impraved Anderson's totals (ABO tasty Thanksgiving Day morsel! over Ns tapt three games to 3A4or-5A 8*gB M 8da9,O S C l8 NHL itMHiIngt shooting, or AA.1percetd, and g 28.7scotine Liberty Besd Late registration at Nathan Hale The downtrodden Dallas Cow­ NBAttmdIngi A t MdNiaidA Tgqp. boys qualify. "'inyRnodeIpNo's first M gomes, the Indtana vs. SouRi Carolina 8 p m . WAKS CONraWNCe 30-voar-uW nnit-yourpro scored Ola 17.8dlp (R oyco m ) Manchester Road Race will take The Cowboys, 2-10, take an P uU iO l Dtatataw BASTCRN COWPBItBHCE wMIe ptoylno an overage Of I ust O minutes c h momi^ng between 8 a.m. and 9:15 a.m. at the Nathan eight-game losing streak into w L T 1»l» o r OA pe r gam e. N Y R o n o tn 11 7 3 2S r 70 Male hchool on Spruce Street. Entry fee is $12. Thursday’s game against the P lltib u ra h » K » « New Y o rk 6 4 4t0 _____ 0 »2 Phllodetphia A 4BB — Cleveland snapped a K-year, 3A«am e A t L ______high-scoring Houston Oilers. WSWIHHW 9 9 2 20 70 m 4 rood Mebia sfroNt against Boston w llh a RorMo vs. NBiwIa 8 pm . (ESPN) niltaiM cM o1 9 13 1 )» « m NewJersev 5 6 .455 1 V5 1U-KD vtctorv over the Celtics at the m sdem B eed The Oilers, who dominated N tw J tr w v 1 10 3 » 70 e B oston 4 6 .400 3 H artford CMC Center on Tuesdovnlght. The Ml tmmatrn, earn. All-ACC team announced Dallas 54-10 in an August presea­ N Y M o n d a rs 7 16 S9 76 W asN ngton 2 4 .250 3 1 11 2 C h a rlo tte 2 7 .222 3W Covotlers'lasl rood victory over Boston was Brigham Young vs. Cetorode, 9 pm. son game, rated five-point favor­ DIvWMI 0 IIS -K II v e rd ic t on O ct. 13.1978. (M M e u ) 12 1 ) 27 91 n CtfMral Otvtslgn Michael Adams efDenverwas1-for-5from mihK DMJ8 » football team had a 1-8 record going into ites over the Cowboys who are B e tto n t 7 S 23 79 D e tro it » 1 .500 — u ,''®"|‘®U*''ing Day game with crosstown Manchester 66 C leveland 7 1 .ITS 1 3-polnt range Tuesdoy nlghl tmotnsl New agonizing through their worst B u fW o 1 12 2 11 75 « Jersey, stretehtngte 53 Ns streok of gomes AMdR MSBP H ig h , but All Connecticut Conference coaches cited several Quebec 7 16 76 f7 A llo n k i A 4 .000 3 wtWiot least one long range connectlen. season since 1960. 12 2 C hicago A 4 .000 3 Wyoming vs. Oklahoma Stats, 8 p.m . Eagles in voting for all-ACC honors. ifonS 7 12 1 IS 67 77 ( E s r a ) Dallas is just two losses short of OUWIiPM LL COHTKIIg MCg MUsmukee 3 4 .425 4(6 Sdlsrdgy, DSC 31 Marc Mangiafico received all-league first team honors on In d ia n a 1 9 .MO 0 DetroK's Adrloi Dontlev and Isloh a club record for consecutive w L T Ph or OA W Cm ilN CONPCHBNCE Thomoe scored six polntseoch on combined defense at safety. Offensive guard Steve McGarry and offensive defeats. O e tro tt S 4 26 71 M id w est D tv ie le ii , 340r-18 thooffna os the PIslans beN tackle Paul Chabot were also accorded first team honors while 11 n W L Pet. OB lovxi vs. North Carolina Stale,’ I p.m. Houston, 8-4 in the AFC C^en- T o ftffito w 11 1 21 76 o ChortotN 9993 Tuesday. Dontley. In Ms (M Iz lo u ) hcott Beaulieu at inside linebacker garnered second team 91. L o u li 1 t 3 19 64 72 U toh A 2 .750 — return from a three gome obeence with o Saatfsy ^aa* tral, has a regular season, O ilc o g o 6 12 4 16 91 M6 D enver 7 3 .700 — broken low, woe t-fo r4 from the field white aster Baud honors. Punter Kevin Wilson, and Wilson and Joe Bums at wide all-time 1-4 record against the M ln n c to ta 4*' 13 3 11 60 97 H ouston 7 3 .700 — Thomas snos 29or-W. Joe Dumors led the At JscRseavBta, Pta. receiver received honorable mention. $m yH w Dallas A 3 0A7 V6 defending Eoetem Conference ehomptons Cowboys. O M tio a Son A n to n io 2 A .250 4 New O rleans 9 3 0 .730 270 184 Georgia vs. Michigan Stale, 8 p.m . C ota arv 14 4 3 31 9* 54 eitthapointsondtookovertheteomscerino U A . Rom s 7 5 0 .583 300 232 (ESPN) “We’ll probably work up a lot of L o t A n g H c i 14 7 0 I t 113 ■ M ia m i 0 7 .000 5>/!i le a d w ith 0 IP polnl averogeto Dontley's 1A9 Fc>otl»aD Son F fo n clsca 7 5 0 .58) 262 235 G dm ontan 12 7 2 26 92 a) Pacific DIvtslen and Thomas'MJ A tla n ta 4 8 0 J S 2H 250 lyiaBiaav ^aiBe s emotion for the Cowboys,” said V onco uvur to 11 3 23 n 74 L 7 I. Lakers 7 2 .770 — BieeWnpi teri x-dlnched division title HsB sf Pams Baud Werfel All-New En^nd Houston coach Jerry Glanville. WfnnIpMO 9 6 3 21 76 7D G olden State 5 4 .55A 2 mode four more field goals than At TSMSa HP P o rtla n d 5 5 .500 2V» the Kings on Tuesdoy Mght despite Mli¥iesota"*orDSSDlt!*f2:30*pm. Louisiana Stats or Auburn vs. Syracuse, 1 “At least we did in the presehson. e N e ih tc M e d P hoenix 4 5 .444 3 ottemptlna M fewer shots. Led by Michael NFL tlMdlngt Houston at DoHos, 4 pm . p m . (N B C ) WILLIMANTIC — Eastern Connecticut State University I showed the team the films of our Bostan at Montreot, (n) S eattle 4 5 .444 3 Jordan's 1A4or-a performance, the Bulls tURdor, Nev. 17 CNrusBesd freshman goalie Anna Werfel was named to the seend team Quebec at Hartford, (n) L .A . C lippe rs 4 A .400 3V6 mode 49 ofW shotsfrom the field foraleogue AtOrfssda ftp summer game to give them so Socromento I A Buftalo at Cincinnati, 1 pm . Division III all-New England performers, it was announced. New York Wongera at PIttiburgb, (n) 1 .111 seoKxvhlgh A45 percentoge. Socromento AMERICAN CONFERENCE C leveland a t WasMngton, 1 pm . Oemson vs. Oklahoma, 1:30 pm. ideas. I hope we can do the same WtedMedov's Oomes was4540T-92.O .W percentoge. Green Bov at Chicago, 1 pm . (ABO The 1988 Coventry High School graduate started all 17 games thing again.” AP photo Otlcogo at Toronto, (n) WiAbeidgysOomes Net Included w L T r e t . r r p a KonMS a tv at Ptttsbui uli. 1 p m . for the Warriors, playing all but 57 minutes. She was credited Lot Anoelct at Detroit, (n) Oiortolte ol Boston, (n) x -B u fto to 11 1 0 .917 292 154 M ia m i a t New York Jets, 1 pm . AtOsNss Glanville said the game should COWBOY QB — Dallas quarterback Houston Oilers today in a Thanksgiving New York hlondersotWasMnoton, (n) Cleveland at Phllodel^la, (n) Every winning team grabbed at least os New Engtarta 7 5 0 .5 0 196 225 PhoeNx of Phitadsiphta, 1 pm . Arkonsos vs. UCLA, 1:X pm . (CBS) with a school-record eight shutouts and finished with a 0.85 be the key to the Oilers’ season Kevin Sweeney (19), shown in a file L.A. Lakers at Miami, (n) nxeiy reipoundi oe the loser In the elgM htalanaaods 6 6 0 J 0O 266 21! Tampa Bov at Atlanta, 1 pm . aiatia aavif goals-against average. Werfel limited opponents to one or less Day clash, th e Cowboys are 2-10 going Edmonton at Minnesota, (n) New York at D etroit, (n) games ptoved Tuesdov night. Two teams N .Y . J e t* 5 6 I t . .459 239 245 AtTsmgp Arfc which .sees them trailing Cincin­ Denver at Dallas, (n) Son Ffondsco at Son Diego, 4 p.m. goals 12 times. photo, will lead the Cowboys against the into the game. New Jertev at Colgarv, (n) dominated the gtaw: Portland enlovcd a M ta m ) 5 7 r .417 195 240 New England at Indtanapolls, 4 p.m. Notre Dome vs. West Vlrglnta, 5 p.m. nati by a game. Tbondoyt Qomei Washington at Mllwoukec, (n) 5535 advontoge In Its victory at Seattle and C entral Los Angeles Roms at Denver 4 p.m. (NBC) “This is our most important Phlkxlelottla at Boston, 7;3S o.m. Atlanta id Son Antonio, (n) Chicago hod a 41-a edge In Its trium ph at O n d n o o tt 9 3 0 .790 360 240 New York Giants at New Oricons, 8 Rsss Bevd Montreol at Quebec,7:35 o.m. Houston at Utah, (n) Soer gm ento. H ouston 0 4 0 .667 301 277 p.m . At Peupdenp CsBf. game,” Glanville said. “We have said, “sometimes the best coach­ team. They have an excellent Houston has a fond memory of New Jersey at Phoenix, (n) UConn sets 27 records Edmonton at St. Louis. 1:35 p.m. C tavctond 7 5 0 .9 0 204 193 MiMItfOV NSV AAlcMgon vs. Soulhem Cal, 5 p.m. to win this game and then I think ing job is a guy keeping a young stable of backs. They have a very Thanksgiving in Dallas. Chlcaao at L.A. Olppm, (n) The New Jersey N ets m ode o n ly 16-of-32 P ltts b u rg b 2 10 0 .167 229 3 0 Los Angeles Ralden at Seattle, 9 p.m. (ABO Seattle at Golden State, (n) tree throws on Tuesdov nlgM at Denver.... W est STORRS — The University of Connecticut football team ended the rest of the season will take team playing hard and the good offensive line. The defense is On Thanksgiving Day, 1979, Tkersdev'i Oames The Socromento Kings ottempted only nine D e n vw 6 6 0 .500 237 255 AtNswOrissss the 1988 season with a 7-4 record, posting its third consecutive care of itself. Cowboys are still playing hard. tough and aggressive.” coach Bum Phillips’ team won Hwkiy tMliy No gomes scheduled free throws against Chlcaao, moklngseven. LJk. Raiders 6 6 0 .500 219 234 Loubtano Stale or Auburn vs. Rortda P f1dot*s B em es The Bulls'M ichael Jordan, meamdille, did S eattle 6 6 0 .500 212 239 Colligi bowl picturo State, 8:30 pm . (ABO winning year, setting 27 school records in the process. The “If you want to end up in the We went through all that. Some­ His only prediction was “it will 30-24 when Earl Campbell rushed Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 pjm. not go to the line at all In the game offer Son O tego 4 t 0 .333 167 230 OrssBS Besd Huskies also tied two other school marks. playoffs and have a chance when times critics aren’t worth listen­ be a very physical game.” for 195 yards. Charlotte at Phllodetphia, 7:X om . overoglna lust under 10 free throw ottempts Kansas City 3 • 1 .292 111 211 SMueduf, Dec. 18 A t AH snd you get there, then this is the time ing to.” nuiodeloMa at Boston (7:35 p.m. EST) Woshlf>aton at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. InChlcago'sflrsI nine contests. CMMendd Bewl Nebraska vs. Miami, Fta., 8:30 p.m. Sophomore qurterback Matt DeGennaro was named Yankee The Cowboys have been slow Dallas’ last victory over Hous­ Snee stortin g AO, tt»e FI vers oreS-tS-l. Atlanta at DoHos, • pjn. At W rwdi, ONE. (NBC) Conference Offensive Player of the Year after going 238-for-387 you’ve got to come out and play Landry .said his only solace off the mark in the last three ton was 17-10 in 1985 when Warren Son Antonio at Utah, 9 ;» p.m. C ro sb l Western Mlchigon vs. Fresno St., 4 SNsrdgy, Jsp 14 your best fciptball.” going into the game is that the The New York Islanders hove ollosMd Seattle a t Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. The New York Knicks'remorkoMeSpoInt NATIONAL CONFERENCE p.m. (ESPN) for 2,633 yards, all three being single-season school records. Six games, being outscored 67-6 in the Moon of Houston was sacked 12 thtnHiertod goal In 12 stroigtit gomes ... New Jersey ot L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. shooting ceased Tuesday night ostheymode E ast m dur, Dec.» A t' Huskies — DeGennaro, split end Glenn Antrum, junior tailback Glanville said Dallas is a dozing Oilers haven’t been overly tough first half. times. Vancouver hoe won Itiree straight. ... Houston ot Portland, 10:M p.m. I ust three of M long range shots against the N .Y . d a n ts 7 5 0 .5 0 293 246 kH in e iixe i Bewt TBA Buffalo hot lostfour In o row. PMIoctelphta 7 5 0 .5 0 2 0 294 George Boothe, junior inside linebacker Troy Ashley, senior giant, offensively. on the road where all four losses "We need to get it revved up in Dallas is 14-!;-1 on Thanksgiving fSefs L.A. Lakers, dropNng their percentoge for P hoenix 7 5 0 .9 0 292 274 At SkfewBert, La. tPst-West Shrkw CMtaic offensive guard David Franks and senior punter Jim Carriere “Their offense will be the have occurred. ' the first quarter instead of Day. th e season fro m .477 (524ar-W 5) to 440 W ashington .900 279 307 Southern MIssIstIppI vs. Texas-EI Paso, 8 At Stanfsrd, CsNt. BernleN Ictiolls of Los Angeles has two hot l55for-12S). 6 6 0 p.m. (MIzlou) hardest all year to prepare for.” “Houston’s not too good on the hicks this season. ... Tim Kerr of D allas 7 w 0 .167 196 292 received all-Yaiikee Conference first team honors. waiting until the third quarter,” Hou.ston has the third best lO fliy T H vla C entral Sdlutdey, Dec M Glanville said “And I think Tom road,” Landry said. “They get Phllodelphio scored his 300th career goal RBn Denver boasts the league highest scoring Sun B ow l At Nenshdu said wide receiver Michael Irvin. ru.shing offense in the NFL and Tuetdov.... Philadelphia foiled to score on overoge with a 135polnt norm, but connot C hlcaao 10 2 0 .0 3 293 192 At Bl PoM, Texas Landry is doing a tremendous psyched up in the Astrodome.” “I think this team is a lot better Dallas has the best runner in five straight power^plavs In the lost 10 - claim the highest point totollnogom e. What M innesota 8 4 0 .667 3(M 185 Alabama vs. Arm y, 1 p.m. (CBS) SsturStay, Jop 21 Sanders tops Camp team coaching job.” Landry said the Oilers "have than people expect.” said Dallas Herschel Walker, who has 1,150 minutes o f the first period Tuetdov against team holds tholdlsllnctlon? D e tro it 3 9 0 .250 16! 242 Blue-Oroy AN-Stor CMuic Los Angeles. No gomes ore scheduled. The schedule T om po Bov 3 9 0 .250 213 30! Of the Dallas coach. Glanville all the ingredients of a playoff resumes Frldov w ith eight gomes. A t f • At Mekita Ata. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Running backs of offensive guard Crawford Ker. yards for the sea.son. G reen Bov 7 10 0 .167 i n 246 TBA TBA Bwnie NIcholls scored three gools In less Ap p le e fih ei r eye Oklahoma State, Anthony Thompson of Indiana and than four minutes os Los Angeles beat T M t0oy "Tonight you're responsible for some­ PhllodetphlaA-1 Tuesdov. Magic Johnson, Lakers, posted the first thing very worxlerful and very special imd I of Georgia were named to the Walter Camp All-America football tripleclouble of the season with 25 pdnts, D wont to thank each and every one of you fo r team announced Thursday. The Philadelphia Rvers hove only one rebounds and 12 assists os Lot Angeles th a t.... rm ,golng to steotofew words from o defeated New York 11098. Johnson also hod UCLA’s , who completed 209 passes for 2,599 Vikes and Lions in high-stakes game victarv In their last eight gomes, 3A.1 In the song by Jblnas Broem called It May Be The Sportliglit lost Mand4-12-1 Intheiost 17aftero44)start. In six steals os the Lakers mode the tlrststopln Lost Time: 'ttmoybelhetasttlm eweshake yards and 22 touchdowns, was named the team’s quarterback. thelrlottslxhom e gomes, the Rversorel.4.1 Koreem AbchiLJabbor's 24-cltv Farewell hands. It may betheloctttmewemakeplans. The Walter Camp team is the nation’s oldest All-America ondgoolleRon Hextoll Is I^O-I tOrtheseostin. Tour a successful one. but, whatever happens, thank you from the Bv Horry Atkins (in 1984). I was going to go with have been thinking that it’s the Vikings o)|terterback Wade Wil­ Swtnge Michael Jordan, Bulls, scored 32 pdnts, bottom of my heart.'" — An emotional Events from (his day In sports history; in a 45-31 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. team, having been started in 1889 and is named after a former The Associated Press him as offensive coordinator. He same old story, just a different son completed 28 of 35 passes for Followino Tuesday's A2 loss to Washing­ grabbe d 11 rcboundb ond handed oft e ig h t Koreem AbduLJabbar of the Los Angeles Nov. 24 Yale football coach. Those individuals selected for this year’s interviewed for the job (with the coach, But they won and it’s a new 391 yards and two touchdowns. ton, the New York Islanders were lost In the cBSIsts — all game-high figures — to leod Lakers In his farewell speech to a sellout 1%0 — Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia team will be honored at a banquet in New Haven on Feb. 11. Potrick Division wttho7-11-2record. At the Chicago too 11498 victory over the KIngsd crowd o t If J51 at Madison Square Gorden 1949 — The Syracuse Natidnalsedge the Anderson Warriors sets an NBA record PONTIAC. Mich. — Minnesota Vikings) as defensive lease on life. “It’s been a rough year and we some point last season, the Islanders were Socromento. Jordan, the league's scoring on thetlrststepef his Forewell Tour. Packers 125-123 in five overtimes. Eighteen seniors were named to the team, while no coach Jerry Burns and Detroit coordinator. ”I just have a feeling that need something positive to build 1S4-1. leody,hlton lAdTOfleldgoaltrtcs. fB w B IpN eB o a with 55 rebounds in a 132-129 loss to the Boston sophomores or freshmen were picked. Ik w d iets S onic beam Imes when I'm on the court and Celtics. interim coach Wayne Fontes will “He’s a good, good guy. He’s a mentally and emotionally. De­ on for next year,” Detroit defen­ W ith 35 goals In 21 oomes, Bemie NIcholls Seattle, ploying d home, was whistled for took overolNo.33.somethingdeeplnslden>e 1949 — Led by quarterback Joe Paterno. 1977 — Miami’s Bob Griese throws six touchdowns Also named to the offensive team were: , a be playing a high-stakes game very enthusiastic guy. He’s got an troit will be as ready for us as for sive end Keith Ferguson said. Is onapoce to score99 gods. Wovne Gretzky eight technlasl fouls In Its 12S-KM loss to m oves m e. And I realize how I'm going to senior wide receiver, Oklahoma State: Troy Sadowski, senior holds theN H Lrecordw Ith 92 goalsin 1901-82. Portkaid on Tuesdoy night. SuperSonIcs misf plaving wtth him ." — L.A. Lakers Brown overcomes a 26-7 deficit by in a 55-14 Thanksgiving Day ’Thursday. excellent relationship with his any game all year. Because of the “Lately, the fans haven’t been as Stars coach Bemie BIckerstaff earned a 'T ' guord Magic Johnson offer the first of 7S scoring 33 points in the final 17 minutes and posts a victory over the Detroit Lions. tight end. Georgia; , senior tackle, Michigan Burns will be trying to keep the players. His players play hard for coaching change. Because of our supportive as we’d have liked.” Rookie Trevor Unden scored three goals arguing the firs t o f three llle g d defense cal Is stops on the Farewell Tour of teammate State; Pat Tomberlin, senior tackle, Florida State: Anthony him.” fo r the second tim e In four ganwsTuesdavas ogolnst his team and Seattle players Xavier Koreem Abdul-Jobbor.who Is retlrlfsg at the 41-26 victory over Colgate. 1985 — Ron Brown of the Los Angeles Rams Vikings alive in the NFL playoff game earlier in the year. Because Fontes. 48. an assistant for 13 VancouverbeatBuffdo4-2. Unden was the McDaniel, Michael Coge and Alton Lister endgfthls,hls 2W tipiufessletxilseosoo. 1957 — Cleveland Brown rookie Jim Brown returns two kickoffs for touchdowns in a 34-17 Phillips, senior guard, Oklahoma; , senior guard, picture while Fontes tries to it’s nationally televised Take all years in the NFL, believes the Canucks'No. 1 draft choice lost June. weredso given technicals fo r orgulng. Trtvia answer rushes for 232 yards and scores four touchdowns victory over the Green Bay Packers. Pittsburgh; John Vitale, senior center, Michigan; and Kendall erase the interim from his title. Against the Packers, the Lions those things into consideration ... fans will come back if his brand of Ifo rc M lIw g M cD a n ie l, In ta c t, earned tw o 'T s ' on d an The Los Angeles Lakers, w ith 148 points In Trainor, senior placekicker, Arkansas. largely dormant ground game Rttsburgh's Mario Lemleux led dl election for a wild llrode In the second a Iwo-point, double-overtime victory over The Vikings are 8-4 in the NFC and they should be ready.” enthusiasm rubs off on his vote-getters In the early voting fo r the Woles ouarter. After he was pushed by Portland's the Nuggets on Nov. 15. Four seniors were picked for the defensive line: Mark Central and Burns believes at awakened and produced a On Nov. 6, the Vikings beat the players. Only about 40,000 are ContOrence for the NHL All-Stor game. Jerome Kersey, McDaniel ran aroutx] the Messner, Michigan: , Auburn; Dave Haight, Iowa .season-high 156 yards — includ­ Lem Icux, w ith 52,443votesledallcenters. His court ftolllng his arms at anyone trying to least II wins will be needed to get Lions 44-17 in the Metrodome. In expected for the 12:30 p.m. EST teommote, Paul Coffey, ledthedefensemon restrain him, then kicked o cooler at and Bill Hawkins, Miami. into the playoffs. ’The Lions, who ing 76 on 12 carries by Garry that game, the Vikings pounded kickoff in the ' Silverdome, a w ith 45,151 fo llo w e d b y B oston's Roy c o u rts ld e . beat Green Bay Sunday in James. Eddie Murray kicked out 553 yards to 89 for the Lions. building which seats 80,638. B ourque w tth 45,155. B oston 's Com N eely led ^S^tl^fe^i ^tu^t^pots four field goals in a 19-9 victory. a lrig h t wing with 3A,218andQuebec'sMlchel The Nuggets remolned on their record Hurst won’t decide, yet Fontes’ first game after the firing G oulet le d a t le ft w in g w tth 17,941. New scoring pace Tuesday night w ith 141 points R a d io , T V of Darryl Rogers, are 3-9. Jersey's Sean Burke led the goalies wtth ogolnst the New Jersey Nets. Inreochlng the Burns saw that as a disturbing 32,257. 14bpolnt m ork fo r the fifth tim e In Its firs t M SAN DIEGO (AP) — Free-agent pitcher Bruce Hurst met with Club owner William Clay Ford sign despite the Vikings defen.se gomes, Denver mode o league season-high San Diego Padres executives to discuss the club’s contract offer has said the job is Fontes’ to win “ Idon'tknowwhd'swrong. Everyonehos A3 field goals In IDA ottempls, a TODAY being ranked No. 1 in the NFL. to take a look at themsel vet and olav better. percentoge. 12:30 p.m. -r Vikings at Lions, and then went sightseeing, saying he wants to hold off on a or lose. Normally, Burns would The Lions offense is No. 28. We lust hove to try o little harder." — TbePriceisright C han nel 3, W PO P decision for now. wish him the best of luck. But not Phikidelphladefenseman Kerry Huffmon. Cleveland's Mark Price continued his 2 o.m. — Running: Ohio Marathon ”I didn’t want them to win,” to rrid eofly-season shooting Tbesdov night, (toped), ESPN ’’Everything went great,” Hurst said ’Tuesday night after he this time Burns said. “I’d like to see him hitting on 9of-12 field goal ottempts In the 4 p.m. — Oilers at Cowboys, Channel and his agent, Nick Lampros, met earlier in the day with Padres “He's a very good friend of Covallers' 114-102 victory over Boston atthe 30 get the head coaching job there, Hortford Civic Center. Price, second In the 7:30 p.m .— Canadlens vs. Nordlaues, interim president Dick Freeman and Manager Jack McKeon. mine.” Bums said. “If he got the but not at our expense. If they lost B o w lin g leogue offer Tuesday with a .A53 sho oting SportsChannel Hurst won a career-high 18 games last season, losing six. with head coaching job at Tampa Bay percentage, hod h it on30i>f-38shots In hlslost 7:30 p.m. — Bruins vs. Fivers, NESN to Green Bay. everyone would th re e gom es, a .789 percentoge, w h ile 8 p.m . — College footbal I: Texas A&M the Boston Red Sox, who are among the teams bidding for the a ve ro g in g 27 points. ot Texos, ESPN left-hander. TrI-Town The Padres last week offered Hurst a three-year contract Wendell Lobbe 201-554, Don Dzen worth $4.7 million plus performance incentives. The Red Sox and A&M’s Sherrill is back 225-549, Russ Larson 203-535, B ill Dl Yeso Toronto Blue Jays are believed to have offered three-year deals 213-518, Ray Banta 210-549, Fran G re m m o 202-517, J o e C o v e r J r. 209-550, each worth approximately $4.7 million. D ic k K in g s le y 538, D ave E d w a rd s 539, for clash with Texas ^ BB r ru i c e S m ith 511, K e v in O sbo rne 500, '\ D e in n is H e n d e rso n 547, J im B o g o r 551. Williams ends association Bv Jock Keever he called in a few plays from an The Associated Press undisclosed site. NHe Owli SAN DIEGO (AP) — Entertainer Andy Williams, for 21 years The former player later Lisa H atfield 220-503. Dolores GIntowt Whenyouiie the celebrity host of San Diego’s annual PGA tournament, has AUSTIN, Texas — Texas, a recanted. 18A-51A, B eH y N o e l 180-179-483. L a u rie ended his association with the event, organizers sai(l. H Is c o c k 194-504, J a n Le vesque 181-453. shadow of the team Longhorn A loss for Texas, 4-6, would end P riscilla Cushman 470, Judy Kidd 497, “Andy Williams has been a valued partner and one of the most fans expected, and Texas A&M, the Longhorns’ worst season B e th H o o k 485. , influential forces in the growth and success of our event,” said buffeted by allegations about since 1956, when Texas went 1-9 Griff J. Hayes, president of the Century Club, which organizes NCAA rules violations, play and hired a young coach named Cunllfls Auto Body number one the tournament. “We respect his wishes to disconnect his Darrell Royal to revive its Thanksgiving night in what for 93 B ill W ls h ln s k v 1A0-438, P a u l R Ic h o rd Ford maintains that the quali^ involvement and thank him for 21 wonderful years.” 173-153-474, T o n y M a rin e lll 1A9-448, Joe years has been the Southwest football program. T o lls o n o 1 5 4 4 n . L o r r y N o v e lla 175-435, Williams’ withdrawal leaves the Bob Hope Desert Classic as Conference’s most intense After Royal retired in 1976, J o h n C hosse 154-409, Ed F e n to n J r . 155, car you is now backed by the the lone PGA event bearing the name of a celebrity, a departure rivalry. Fred Akers became coach, and J im B e ll 175-45A, E m ile R oux 154-439, from the 1960s and ’70s, when such entertainers as Sammy Davis M ik e L a p p e n 1A5-431. B ru c e F ro e llc h yougetpusbm And Coach Jackie Sherrill will two years ago a former Royal 150, Adolph Kuszal 40A; High team Jr., Bing Crosby and Glen Campbell were associated with be back on the sidelines for the player, David McWilliams, re­ single- Eost H artford Nursery 457, High best Quality Care in America. professional tournaments. tr ip le - A n to n 's A c c e s s o rie s 128A; H ig h Aggies. placed the fired Akers. 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FORD Mahres back on the slopes have something to say about it. psychological advantage, said 14 YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE MI8L otondlngo ference between just M l Rt.lJRY buying a car and own­ QUALITY CARE PARK CITY, Utah (AP) - Phil and Steve Mahre, the If No. 7 Auburn defeats the Auburn coach Pat Dye, whose W L r e t. e s TORO FOR QUALITY CARS 1 INCOl N winningest U.S. male skiers ever, face an uncertain future when 17th-ranked Crimson Tide, Au­ team leads the nation in defense B a ltim o re 3 0 i.o n _ ing peace of mind. they begin the Pro Cup circuit here this weekend. burn will be co-champion with against scoring at 6.9 points a Los Angelet 3 1 .750 'A “I really don’t know what to expect of the competition on the Louisiana State of the ^utheast- game. D ollos 3 3 .500 . t'A ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Son D iego 2 2 .500 1'A pro tour,” Steve Mahre said. "But Phil and I don’t like to lose, so I ern Conference and probably will W ic h ita 2 2 .500 I'A H aven’t > t h i done without aToroIongenou^?* would hope we could be on top of the pack.” be picked as the host team for the “What Auburn likes to do is get Kansas City 1 2 .333 2 R obert T acom a 0 4 .000 3'A The Pro Cup tour has been dominated by Europeans in recent Sugar Bowl. a big lead and then run the hail INSURANSMIIHS SINCE years. No American finished in the top 10 last season on a tour No. 5 Florida State will be the down your throat,” said Alabama v 's l ^ ^ ^ D I L L O N won by Joakim Wallner of Sweden. visitor for that Jan. 2 game. coach Bill Curry, who was 0-7 Wedhssdev'sQainas Net Included losuHe 1914 Son Diego at Kansas City, (n) u m t The Mabels, well known in amateur skiing for a decade, have However, an Alabama victory against Auburn and Dye as the Baltimore at Wichita, (n) ^SalM, SarvICQ A Sharpening or a tie would send Auburn to the Georgia Tech coach. He lost a Lot Angeles at Tacoma, (n) been offered lucrative contracts to bolster professional skiing. Tkersdev'i oames R t 44, Covaniry • 742-6103 Mike Collins, North American Pro Tour director, is among those Hall of Fame Bowl to meet year ago in his first season at No gomes scheduled 319 M AirrST., MANCHESTER, CT B MHgg East of Bollan Notch who hopes the twins will give professional skiing new life. Syracuse, the team it tied in the Alabama. Kansas City at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. Houri. M-SBt. »-4 / T, W, Th. 9-5:30 / Fri. 9-7 The Mahres skied in three Olympics during their 10-year reign Sugar Bowl a year ago. and LSU "We cannot give up the big 649-524165 E. Center Street Dallot at Los Angelet, 11:05 p.m. on the U.S. Ski Team. would go to the Sugar Bowl. LSU play.” Curry said. "Auburn has a 643-2145 handed Auburn iti only loss, 7-6. lot of weapon!.” Manchester, CT. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Nov. 24, 1988 — 19 » - MANCHESTER HERALD Thuraday. Wov. U, 19M

w rr O f THE WORLD FOCUS/AfIvice KAMBIt WEEKEND MST GEP*.UNt Usher In the season Thousands of lights A crafty weekend start the Christmas season More than 30,000 tiny lights will .The Guilford Handcraft right with the lighting of the tree be switched on at 5 p.m. Friday ■Renter, 411 Church St., Guilford, How you can save on auto insurance on the lawn of St. James Church, at Constitution Piaza in will have an open house on 896 Main St., at 6:30 on Friday Hartford, when Santa Ciaus Friday, Saturday and Sun- rks of Consumer Reports theft. It accounts for about 12 percent coverage. Most drivers in no-fault with Santa in a fire truck down be on daily from dusk to 10 p.m., by more than 350 artisans from CoBsiuner states buy about $10,000 worth. You of the total premium and is usually Main Street. After the tree is iit An auto-insurance policy is really a subject to deductibles. As with through Jan, 6. The annual light across the U.S. In addition, there may be able to save money if your there wiii be a community carol show features huge angels and a will be a sale of student works package of seven types of coverage, Reports state allows policyholders to "coordi­ collision coverage, you can save by sing. each with its own prennium. You can nate benefits" with their health- increasing your deductible or by walk-through crystal show. and refreshments. The school is save money on your total bill by insurance policy. dropping it completely when the book just off Route 77. For more baying only as much of each individ­ If your state does not have no-fault value of your car declines. Santa’s on his way Gallery show set information, call 453-5947. It is ual type of coverage as you really $20,000 maximum. laws, you might want to consider Uninsured-motorist coverage reim­ open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday need. If you own a bouse or have other additinal medical coverage. Even if burses you for bodily injury — but not Santa Claus will be arriving at The Edward Dean Gallery, through Saturday, and noon to 4 Recently, Consumer Reports’ edi­ assets, a minimum of at least $ 100,000 you and your family have a good for property damage — in accidents ^ Tri-City Plaza in Vernon on 1720 Ellington Road, South p.m. on Sunday. tors offering guidelines on which per person and $300,000 per accident is health-insurance policy, the added caused by drivers who carry no Friday at 9:30 a.m. Festivities Windsor, has a display of works The Wesleyan Potters, 350 S. types of coverage you should spend recommended. The editors suggest coverage would pay the medical bills insurance. In most states, it's part of begin at 8:30 a.m. with music in clay, wood, porcelain and Main St., Middletown, will be more on and on which you could cut you buy as much liability coverage as of non-family members who may be every insurance policy. Unless your provided by the Rockville High metal. This show includes art showing more than just pottery back. you can afford. This holds true even in injured while riding in your car. state has a good no-fault law, you'd be Schooi marching band. In from 40 regional artists. The this weekend, as their annual The foundation of auto insurance is states with no-fault laws, since an Collision coverage, which can ac­ prudent to keep uninsured-motorist addition, coffee, orange juice and show's title is "Limited show opens with more than 300 liability and there are two kinds — injured party still has the right to count for as much as 30 percent of coverage. Underinsured-motorist free cookies will be served. Santa artisans exhibiting. There will be bring a suit and there's still the coverage is a good idea too. Both Dimensions," so each piece is bodily injury coverage and property your total insurance bill, pays for will arrive by fire truck at 9; 30. 16-by-20-inches or less. The weaving, woodwork, glass, je­ damage coverage. Together, their potential for high awards. physical damage to your car. It's should cost about $30 to $36 a year. welry and much more. The show * Property-damage coverage pays if There will be free balloons, free gallery is open Tuesday through cost makes up 40 to 50 percent of the limited by the deductible, the amount gifts and pictures will be taken: bpensSaturdayatlOa.m.It'sopen total insurance premium. 'you damage someone else's property, you pay before the coverage kicks in. For about $$ a year, you can buy PEOPLE Sunday. Call 644-8750. rental reimbursement coverage, Santa will be there Wednesdays, Saturday through Wednesday, 10 Bodily injury coverage pays for usually another car. States require Most common deductibles are $100 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursdays and losses resulting from death or injury drivers to buy a minimum — usually and $250. But you can save significant which usually pays $15 to $20 a day for Harris ‘ducks bombs’ Thursdays and Fridays, 6 to 8 Ride the trolley in an accicent that's your fault. Most $5,000 or $10,000 — which is not enough a specified numl^r of days, to rent a p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays until 9 p.m. Admission is amounts in premium charges by free. states prescribe the minimum liabil­ to cover a new car that's totaled taking a higher deductible, say $500. It car while yours is being repaired. LONDON (AP) — Irish actor Richard Harris and Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. The Connecticut Trolley ity coverage drivers must carry, but beyond repair. The editors recom­ also makes sense to drop collision .Another option is towing and labor said Wednesday he has spent three years Museum on Route 140 in East that minimum may be too low. New mend a minimum of $25,000. entirely on an older car with a low- coverage, which costs, an average. $5 "ducking bombs" from the Irish Republican Windsor will open its Winterfest Of fraud and fun York, for example, requires min­ If your state has no-fault laws, resale value. to $10 a year. If you belong to an auto Army since launching a personal crusade Crafts featured this weekend. Visitors may take Ben Jonson's "The Alchem­ imum coverage that pays up to $10,000 you'll be required to buy personal- Comprehensive coverage is a catch­ club, however, you may already have against its American fund-raisers. Works by seven Manchester a 3-miie ride on the illuminated IN CONFERENCE — The Duke of to each injured person subject to a injury protection, or PIP, a compre­ this service. Harris, 58, said during a High Court libel Theatre. The show will be presented ist," a classic farce about all that pays for damage from such artisans are among those “electric sleigh," or in a heated, Buckingham, left, played by Laurent hearing that he frequently gets death threats closed trolley. Santa Claus will - through Dec. 17 at the theater at 10 charlatans who prey upon greed featured at the Open Studio, a Jean of Manchester, confers with the and receives police protection during his visits showcase of fine arts and crafts be there each night through Dec. Harvard St., New Britain. Performances and self-deception, opens Sunday to London. from six states, Friday through 23. Hours are Sunday through villainous King Richard III, played by are each Friday and Saturday evening at evening at 7 at the Yale “Someone has to make a stand against the Thursday, 5:30 to 9 p.m., and Richard Benesevich of Waterbury, in the 8. For reservations, call 229-3049. Repertory Theatre, 222 York St., Frequent fliers shed light IRA, " Harris said. “The killing nrtust stop. I've Dec. 6 at 310 Hackmatack St. Coordinated by G. Adeline Friday and Saturday,-5:30 to 11 current production of Shakespeare’s Admission is by donation, but $8 is the New Haven. Performances had six threats on my life so far this year and thereafter are Mondays through Laughlin, president of the p.m. Admission is $4 general, $3 "Richard IN” at the Hole in the Wall Dr. Gott now they will start again because of what I am suggested price. Fridays, 8p.m.; Saturdays, 8:30 saying." Society of Connecticut Crafts­ senior citizens, $2 children. Peter Gott, M.D. men, this was the only private If you're headed toward East p.m., and Wednesdays and on window shade argument Harris has addressed Irish-American au­ Saturdays, 2 p.m., through Dec. diences in the United States in a bid to halt studio show listed in the New Haven instead, by the Shore Line Connecticut — and hear music of York Times crafts review last Trolley Museum, which opens its Are you full? the sitar, sample Indian food and Visit Nova Scotia 17. Tickets are $16 to $23. Call DEAR financial support for violent causes in 432-1234 for reservations. towns, freeways, etc. This has Northern Ireland. year. Open 10a.m. to6p.m. Santa on the Trolley fest this If you're not still reeling from see a demonstration of Indian Visit our neighbors to the ABBY: I heart- made my occasional flights a weekend. From 11 a.m. to 4:30 dancing. The events are offered ily disagree daily, and evening by the Thanksgiving meal you've north, by viewing a travel film delight. Between Pennsylvania appointment. Call 646-0898. p.m. daily, the kids can meet consumed, then stop in at the in conjunction with a major called "Nova Scotia, Newfound­ A musical evening with your and Iowa. I was able to identify 24 Choreographer invested exhibit on Indian cultural answer to "No Santa riding on a trolley. There Connecticut Culinary Institute in land, Labrador." It will be On Saturday evening, the Dear Abby cities from the air. will be refreshments, and a contributions. The museum will presented at The Bushnell, 166 Bile salts solve Movies, 1 have never been asked to LONDON (AP) — Robert Cohan, the Farmington on Saturday after­ annual Festival of Praise will be Thanks," re­ American choreographer who pioneered the chance to see Connecticut's larg­ noon, for a culinary tour through be open Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 Capitol Ave., Hartford, Friday presented, with music by the Abigail Van Buren lower my shade, but I would have Cookies and crafts est Lionel train lay-out. p.m. Admission is $3.50 adults: $2 garding the been outraged were I asked to do modem dance movement in Britain, was France, Mexico, Israel and and Saturay at 8 p.m., Sunday at Salvatoin Army Band and digestion woes flight attend­ invested Wednesday as an honorary com­ Crossroads Prevention Pro­ The rides from 6 to 9:30 p. m. a re England. Institute instructors children under 13; 50 cents tots 2 and 5 p.m. The filmmaker, Don Songsters, at the Salvation Army so. Abby. please don't ask us to under 2. ant's request to conform to someone else's idea of mander of the Order of the British Empire for gram of New Hope Manor will titled Christmas Illummination will teach how to prepare Cooper, is known to blend humor Corps, 661 Main St. Tickets for Trolley Rides, and they tour DEAR DR. GOTT: After I had my gallbladder lower the win­ what is best for us. his contribution to the arts. hold a Chanukah/Christmas ruggelach, croque en bouche, with his message^dmission is the 7:30 p.m. concert may be removed, my digestion and elimination were dow shades to GERALD MORSELLO, Cohan. 63, a long-time associate of Martha Craft and Bake Sale on Friday, through illuminated landscapes. tortellini and more. The between $3.50 anff$5.25 per purchased in advance, or at the severely impaired. This went on for years. Finally, show a movie. EUGENE. ORE. Graham, came to London in 1967 to found the 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the Fares are $3.50 general, $2,50 for mini-classes throughout the day person. door. Admission is $4 for adults, someone listened to me and prescribed bile salts You say, “It's only 90 minutes, have had adult seat-partners ask London Contemporary Dance Theater, the Marshall's Mall of the senior citizens, $1.50 for children. are free, and will include From Victorian era ^ $2 for students. so be a good sport and pull your me if I^knew what "that body^f DEAR READERS: Score: "No first British company to be trained in the Manchester Parkade. There will For directions, call 467-6927. complimentary samples. The (cholacol). Everything was back to normal in a few Take a step back into the — 'Weeks. 'Hie supposition is that my liver was shade down." Abby, in 90 min­ water" was. Some didn't ewn Movies. Thanks." 621: Abby. 0. Graham technique. be hot apple cider and a open house is 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Holiday extended sluggish. What do you think? utes, the plane will fly over 900 know itiwas a lake, much less children's table, so the little.ones It’s amazing Loehmann's Plaza, 230 Farming- Victorian period this Christmas, miles of our beautiful country. I Lake Michigan! Wilson gets car back may make their own purchases. ton Ave., Farmington. with a visit to the Gillette Castle DEAR READER: The gallbladder acts as a am one passenger who wilt not If more people would pass up DEAR ABBY: Thank you from All proceeds will go to fund The Amazing Kreskin, the State Park in Hadlyme. Each Youngsters will have the reservoir for bile. During a fatty meal, the pull down the shade! the movie and look out the the bottom of my heart for LONDON (AP) — Former Supremes singer special projects and field trips world famous magician and year, the castle is decorated in a chance to create Thanksgiving 319 Main SI., Manchester, CT appearing before the Maryland cornucopias on Saturday after­ gallbladder contracts, squirting bile into the Maybe it's time the airlines had window while consulting an ae­ Mary Wilson won repossession Wednesday of a for Crossroads participants. mentalist, will perform Friday Come to'india Victorian fashion, with musical 6 4 3 -2 14 5 intestine .to aid the digestion of food. no-movie sections, like they have rial map,* they might learn State Legislature last March to $350,000 Mercedes-Benz Pullman car eight Crossroads offers recreational evening at 8 at the Garde Arts entertainment scheduled for noon at 1, at the New Britain Although the gallbladder is not a necessa ry orga n, no-smoking sections. something. plead for a bill to end the use of years after she dropped it off at a repair shop. opportunities and healthy Center, 325 Captain's Walk, New Even if you stayed home for each afternoon. The castle is Youth Museum, 30 High St., New some patients without it experience digestive LAURENCE B. STEIN JR., j. erk : may, live animals for testing cosmetics The car, once owned by John Lennon, was alternatives to drug use, as well London. Sponsored by the New Thanksgiving, you might con­ open every Saturday and Sunday Britain. T|ie program is open to How Does disturbances. This is due to insufficient quantities of MASSACHUSETTS DELAWARE and household products. Even sold by the repair shop in Basingstoke near London Day, this is family from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission kids of all ages, however those though that bill didn't make it. it as counseling to combat and sider a bit of travel on Saturday. stored bile, not to a sluggish liver. The use of London for $3,750 in 1982, two years after Ms. prevent drug and alcohol abuse. entertainment. It costs between That's when you can visit India is $1 for adults, 50 cents for under 7 must hqve an adult with Dillon Do It? supplemental bile-salt pills is an appropriate DEAR ABBY: Until I read your DEAR ABBY: As a Right was close, and it got national Wilson and her ex-husband. Pedro Ferrar. left children. The Christmas decor them. The cost is 50 cents; please column today, I thought I was the attention because of your celeb­ It is open to all who are between $10 and $18 per seat. Call 444-6766 — or at least the Indian exhibit at Find Out Before You Buy! solution to your problem. attendant for 25 years. I must it for repairs. for reservations. the Science Museum of hangs through Dec. 18. call 225-3020 to reserve a spot. only person in the world who disagree with your advice to "No rity status. High Court Judge Mark Potter ordered car 12 and 19. DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm a mortician, and the trade prefers to look out a plane window Movies, Thanks." Is there a list of companies that dealer Nicholas Miranda of St. Louis. Mo., to journals have been discussing precautions with at the magnificent views, instead In "no more than 90 minutes," use live animals to test their return the car and pay Ms. Wilson of Glendale, AIDS patients who die. One of the things mentioned of closing the curtain and watch­ one could miss the beauty of the products? Also, is there a list of Calif., undisclosed legal costs. VASELINE MIRAFLOW recently was that the virus dies shortly after its ing a movie. Pacific Coast, the Grand Canyon companies that do not test their DELFEN ATRIN The world is full of mindless products on live animals? If so. it Cleaning host’s death because of the decrease in body and the Rocky Mountains! It was Crystal Gayle gets award NIVEA Up Spray o r |^ temperature. Couldn’t AIDS patients be treated by sheep who will fly from one coast my experience that less than 30 would be wonderful if you could Lotion Solution Starter to the other, watching a dumb percent of passengers actually publish both lists. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country singer Extra Enriched DISNEY Therapy 20 QM Pump ^ a controlled reduction in body (or blood) 25 ml. Afrilk temperature? movie, unaware that they have watch the in-flight movie, and These poor, tortured animals Crystal Gayle is to receive the "Celebration of 12 oz. left the ground. It is the absolute need to be spared. Toothbrush .35 oz. 15 ml. 12 HOUR then they do so only out of Light" Award on Sunday from the American Child ■ i-iP DEAR READER: In theory, many infections pits to be stuck in the center boredom. JESSICA BERMAN. Lung Association. 17 ITheropy NASAL could l>e successfully treated by elevation or section and not even be able to Please, don't discourage BETHESDA. MD. She is the first person to receive the award, $j[37 SPRAY reduction in body temperature. However, in the read a book! The worst thing the anyone from enjoying the pano­ which the association said will be presented main, these techniques are impractical because airlines ever did was to install ramic view from an airlplane DEAR JESSICA; Space in my annually. She vvill be honored for raising funds many of the body’s organs are sensitive to wide movies. window in order to accommodate column is much too limited to for the group. NHWI JbO.’ iiUii' fluctuations in temperature. Therefore, cooling or MRS. F. KEYES, a few couch potatoes. publish either list, but both lists The association said the award is named to heating the body enough to inactivate micro­ GEORGIA KATHLEEN IRELAND, are available. Write to: PETA .salute those whobring the "light of hope" to the organisms could harm normal body tissue. FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA (People for the Ethical Treat-- ■'less fortunate. 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McCAU. or TMK WILD by OumwSCrswleid SNAFU by Bruce Beam* K IT t r CARLYLE by lArry Wright Af^ybU lAtTWESTtO I C C K t UKfc '6M H ey/ Ktr P u z z le s T V T o n i g h t « B L I K ? o w e T b N t g f f T ? TbOPATORtX) pw y, v^/5Houu>; T H l N O f O t J O — M 9t/0E ? ■ifie'fBMeie wiTH ACROSS 6 Medical suffiiT’ Answer to Previous Puzzle 5:00PM [D IS ] MOVIE: Benji the d ® C osby S h o w (C C ) Jazz star Betty [D IS ] Afiventures of Ozzle and Harriet [CN N ] To Be Announced. 7 Yellowstone at­ H un ted ' Stranded in the Pacific Nor­ [E S P N ] Motorcycle Racing: Brazilian W l T S I Carter plays a voice teacher w ho helps V a­ [ESPN ] NFL's Greatest Momenta: Hie- 1 Exaggerated traction thwest, the canine star finds himself play­ nessa and her tw o friends put together a tory of the AFL (R) Grand Prix 500cc World Championship. m DON'T ftHcXtl ing surrogate parent to four orphaned cou­ musical act. (In Stereo) (60 min.) (Taped) promotion i i A L [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ 8 Accumulated gar cubs. Benji, Rod Steagall. Frank Inn. m r t > 6 A i 5 Diary B E J O n D D d® Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1:05AM ® Love Boat matter 1987. Rated G. teau [M A X ] MOVIE: 'No Way Out' (CC) A 8 Photo fixer |sl.) 9 Canine cry ITI ll E [ESPN] Steeplechase: Novice Stake 1 :30AM ® One Day at a Time d ® M O V IE : 'O liver!' Six Oscars, including job at the Pentagon leads a career Navy 12 At all From Pine Mountain, Ga. (60 min.) (Taped) 10 Ballet Best Picture, went to this adaptation of officer into a deadly game of cat and ® Superior Coun pt£A5e:.‘' 13 Uncle movement [HBO] MOVIE: 'Every Time We Say Charles Dickons* novel of a young orphan mouse. Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman, GD INN News Ooodfaiye' A clash of cultures threatens the who falls in with a gang of pickpockets. 14 Electric fish Sean Young. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Later With Bob Costas 11 Gravel ridges I E developing romance between an injured Music and lyrics by Lionel Bart. Ron D 0 C30IB0 EI [U S A ] M iam i Vice 15 Architect___ 1 9 ------and hers so n n cic iD b d d d d American pilot and a Sephardic Jewish Moody, Oliver Reed, Sham Wallis 1968. [C N N ] Newsnight Update Saarinen 21 Yorkshire river woman in 1942 Jerusalem. To m Hanks, Gl) Primavera 11:3 0P M ® Taxi [D IS] MOVIE: "The Three Caballeros' Cristina Marsillach, Benedict Taylor. 1986. fCANUTt by ChwlM M. Scbuli ® G® Nightline (CC). Animation and live-action blend as Donald 16 Dissenting vote 23 Music syllable Rated PG-13. d7) This Old House (CC) 17 Inter Duck receives a colorful, tune-filled birth­ 24 Drug agcy. (§11 MOVIE: 'Escape to Witch Mountain' ® l§® M orton D ow ney Jr. day present from South America. Aurora 1 SAIU1HANK56IVIN6 among others 5:30PM [M A X ] MOVIE; For Pete's T w o orphans, with psychic powers, are GD Honeymooners Miranda, Carmen Molina, Dora Luz. 1945. 25 Celestial bear Sake' A woman borrows money from a 18 Raw fish dish held prisoner by a billionaire seeking to (1® Bravo Rated G. 15 OVER ..you CAN 26 Invasion loan shark to send her husband to college amass an oven greater fortune. Kim Ri­ > 20 Meal [H B O ] MOVIE: Bachelor Party' (CC) A COAAE OUT NOU).. 27 Actress Barbara Streisand, Michael Sarrazin, Es­ chards, Eddie Albert. Ray Mitland. 1975. d® Night Heat A police-academy class­ 22 Deduce telle Parsons. 1974. Rated PG. mate of Giambone is investigated by a re­ carefree school bus driver's pals decide to Redgrave [C N N ] PrimeNews throw him a no-holds-barred pre-wedding — t a ' 24 Rolls view board. (70 min.) H'if 29 In that case 6:00PM C5D d ) ®§) N e w s [ESP N ] College Football: Texas A&M parly. To m Hanks, Taw ny Kitaen, Adrian up d ® G® Ton ig ht S h o w (In Stereo) Zmed. 1984. Rated R. [WJ 30 Jekyll's 40 Engineering 47 Biblical prophet (X ) T h re e 's Com pa ny Part 2 of 2. at Texas (3 hrs.) (Live) "Ttie last thing I remember was my sorvirvlaw 28 Singer___ deg. d® Crook and Chase opposite 49 Million (pref.) d Matt Houston [TM C ] MOVIE: 'A Room With a View' 2:00AM ® C*^edit Tim e Bom b fiddling with the wishbone from the turkey..." Franklin 41 Compass point so Information (CC) A turn-of-the-century Englishwoman GD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour c 1«M by NCA ifK 31 Freshwater fish GD G ong S how ® ^ Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ 32 Hauling wagon 43 Musical key agcy. must decide whether love is more impor­ GD Hill Street Blues 34 Comedian dS) A -T e a m tant than social standing after falling for a vice (3 hrs.) 44 Enthusiasm 51 Harebrained [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 33 Sacred music man she mot in Italy. Helena Bonham GD World Wide Wrestling Sparks @ ) Doctor W h o Part 5 of 7. Hickman. Nick Charles. by Bill QrtflHh 35 "A " ______45 Exercise 54 3. Roman Carter, Maggie Smith, Denholm Elliott Charlie's Angels MOVIE: The Ghost and Mrs. NVR Showcase 38 Back system 56 Shoshonean In­ 1986. Rated NR [D IS ] "apple" Family Ties (CC) M u ir' A lonely widow finds material for a G® Dating Game VCAV ktvovu u a V ' T I vcu feet vouRsetf StipptMG /a / Jr 39 Moat 46 Antelopes dian [U S A ] MOVIE: The Spirit of St. Louis' . That sopec- wHECe 36 Singer___ best-selling book when she falls in love [ESP N ] SportsLook GS Noticias While crobsing the Atlantic during his 6i\/eTHAWKf FOP,ZIP’ , OUT of* (T -.woRRies.izeSPotvSieitrTicr, 1 2 3 4 1 a 9 11 with the ghost of a 19th-century sea cap­ ftWARE state rJOilMAN Adams 10 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'A Room With a View' HAOAR TH E H O fm n L E by DIk Bromw .. T H A T s t a t e O f COV-JfA\MZ(T£ eco . Att DRIFT OFF iwToTM'V«D- @ World of Survival (R) rocord-solting 1927 flight, Charles Lind tain Rex Harrison, Gone Tierney, George where fVEPV ' tlocgweu 37 Joined bergh recalls his life. James Stewart, Mur­ (CC) A turn-of-the-century Englishwoman SCiouSwffS LeTiveew \ AiOontSSn 12 14 @ ) DuckTales Special: Time Is Money Sanders 1947. venBi To ..' FAC, far AwAV FC om 1C AN S 41 Golfer S am ___ ray Hamilton. Patricia Smith. 1957 must decide whether love is more impor­ oatAMtue t: wAjee > fMlwS IS PoSJigiE Animated. Disney introduces a new char­ [ESPN ] SportsCenter tant than social standing after falling for a ae/A/& FLAf^tJ& TREAD acter, Bubba Duck, in a series of adven­ A n O m o o n e p c a v S 42 Sets loose 16 17 8:30PM (22) iP ) DiHerent W orld (C C ) man she met in Italy Helena Bonham fo inerf- tures involving a time machine that brings 1 1 ;35PM ® Night Court PFAP f2UM 11 44 Primary cell Whitley takes a homesick Kim to a restaur­ Carter, Maggie Smith, Denholm Elliott gV Th 'RWEEf Scrooge McDuck, along with Huey. Dewey ant for Thanksgiving dinner (In Stereo) 48 Thighbone 18 12:00AM CSKojak 1986 Rated NR and Louie, back to prehistoric times. (2 (57) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) 52 Long times hrs.) [83 St. Elsewhere [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 53 Nothing [E S P N ] SportsLook 9:00PM (X I Paradise Racial hatred ex­ G1) Star Trek 2:05AM ® N e w s (R) plodes when Ethan's Indian friend is ac­ (16) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 55 Jacob's twin [T M C ] M O V IE : To ug h G uys' A pair of [M AX] MOVIE: Touch and 24 25 26 27 . 1 29 30 31 cused of murder. (60 min ) (In Stereo) 2:25AM train robbers are released from prison after (26) Rat Patrol Go' (C C ) A star hockey player becomes 57 Malarial fever (D Untouchables a thirty-year stint only to return to a life of (40) Current Affair Involved with the impoverished mother of 58 Espionage org. 32 33 34 crime. Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas. Eh (22) (30) Cheers (C C ) Carla suspects Eddie (41) PELICULA: 'Cronica de un Amor' a child who had attempted to mug him 59 Pith Wallach, 1986. Rated PG (In Stereo) IS having an affair. (In Stereo) Una actriz de cine acepta un amor honesto, Michael Keaton, Maria Conchita Alonso, 60 Emit coherent 35 36 [U S A ] Fat Albert (24) Tinker, Tailor. Soldier, Spy Pari 4 of provocando una sene de situacionos vi- Ajay Naidu 1986 Rated R 6 * -6P<**y 'it*{ light 6:30PM d C B S N e w s (CC). (In Stereo) olentas Jacqueline Andnre, Ricardo 2:30AM ® Improv Tonite 37 (41) El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar Cortes / ^ 61 Strike d (M) Family Ties (CC) [C N N ] Sports Latenight C (57) Mystery!: The Return of Sherlock [C N N ] New snight 62 Tennis player d A B C N e w s (CC). [ESPN ] SportsCenter Holm es II (C C ) Aided by his brother My- [ESPN ] Auto Racing: Atlanta Journal Arthur___ [USA] Room 222 THEbHANTOM by Lm Falk « By Barry LIX ABNER byAICapp Ql) Hollywood Squares croft and Watson. Holmes investigates the Area 500 From Hampton. Ga (60 min.) 44 45 45 4 ^ d$ @ ) Nightly Business Report murder of a man found with secret plans in (Taped) 2 :4 0 A M \C E Nightwatch Joined in AHU. KMOCX HARDCR o t TW ■4ATjft*MK MAMK«H PiFmM I DOWN his pocket (60 min ) ooc»-oops.»r-rrr ------sHbc/poBa IT MS»t«a i Gl) Noticiero Univision [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rolling Vengeance' A Progress MCMDy; OLE. MAN M__ t m o S i n oua Mcao 52 53 54 [C N N ] Larry King Live young trucker uses his monstrous vehicle S SA O lt H-MMa/KINS I ycy ftOTTA « T MK A 1 ___ Haw [C N N ] Showbiz Today i&C-cori»N' ‘ ‘ [D I S ] M O V IE : 'N e w W orld' A fact as a tool of revenge against the men who 3:00AM CS m o v i e : 'Hotrods to Hell' 2 ___ St. Laurent 67 58 [D IS ] Dorothy In the Land of Oz Ani­ based account of the conflicts that erupted killed his family. Don Michael Paul. Lawr­ A family is threatened by a group of juvon rrr TM-R«T O' mated. Dorothy and Toto's return to Oz v c : 3 Inca country among settlers following the arrival of the ence Dane, Ned Beatty 1987 Rated R. lie delinquents in their desert motel. Dana leads them to Winkle Country where they Mayflower in 17th-cenlury New England Andrews. Jeanne Crain. MImsy Farmer 4 God of love 60 61 encounter an evil toy tinker and his toy sol­ [USA] MOVIE: 'An American Were­ James Fox. Bernard Hill. Betsy Brantley wolf in London' Oscar-winning makeup 1967, 5 Former Soviet diers. Narrated by Sid Caesar 1986 highlights this tale of a vacationing Ameri­ GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 24 [E S P N ] Starshot: Clay target shooting leader (c)1988 by NEA. Inc [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Susp ect' (C C ) A public can bitten and cursed by a werewolf David Actress Dixie Carter ("Designing (R) defender risks her career and her life by Naughton, Jeriny Agutter, Griffin Dunne Women"); actor Alan Rachins (”L A [U S A ] Cartoons becoming involved with an overeager juror 1981 Law ”). (60 min.) during a sensitive murder trial Cher..Den­ 6:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Karate 1 2:05AM ® Entertainment Tonight G® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) AM M tM AA*s nkrpBMM/Tvr nis Quaid, Liam Neeson 1987 RatedR (In Kid' (C C ) When a teenager is bullied, a Diets of the celebrities (In Stereo) Stereo) [C N N ] Headline News Overnight , fv e jw o v , *wA“,nF»i<*'AFWv*»vs Japanese handyman teaches him about f [DIS] MOVIE: 'New World' A fad self-confidence and karate Ralph Mac [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC) 1 2;25AM [T M C ] m o v i e : ‘Deadly II based account of the conflicts that erupted CELEBRITY CIPHER chio, Noriyuki "P at" Monia, Elisabeth While vacationing with her family in the lusion' A detective falls victim to a setup CeMbrity Cipher cryptogram* *r* created from quotation* by famou* people, past and present among settlers following the arrival of the Shue 1984 Rated PG early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in that leaves liim the prime suspect in the Each letter In the cipher stands lor another. Todty‘8 Cm - V equals L. Mayflower in 17th-century New England ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson love with a streetwise dance instructor. murder of a businessman's wife. Billy Dee James Fox, Bernard Hill, Betsy Brantley 7:00PM ® USA Today Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. Jerry Or- Williams, Vanity, Morgan Fairchild. 1987. BLONDIE by D«an Young ft Stan Drafca 1986 AQM.CAMI ALLtHFOTHeRi AMD iFAUTWe OTHER GUY& N Q T T Y JTTP XI VXPG N d N e w s bach 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Rated R WHAT OiO HE d e v e l o p e d a J WOW / WHY A » E H T t h e y BECAUSe t h e y ' v e n e v e p [ESP N ] College Football; Texas A8iM HANGOUT CAM DO IT' JOWPEOOFFA CUFF, d Wheel of Fortune (CC) 9:30PM f22) iffi Dear Jotrn (CC) The 12:30AM (22) [30! U t e Night W ith He 9 0 ? TURtCBV WITH POUR OH THE MARICET BEEN ABt.E TO CATCH ONE MKT YXIAGCIGI David Letterman (R) (In Sinreo) at Texas (2 hrs . 30 min ) (R) POUQ LEdS ^ D O U M S T C tS ATTHR ^ WOULD YOU? I T E J G E G I I d Cosby Show (CC) man responsible for the break-up of John's marriage joins the counseling group (In d® Sea Hunt [U S A ] Candid Camera MAIX? 35 ® Cheers (CC) Stereo) (H) Alfred Hitchcock Presents {M, T K N A A X C G I — G V I N d ® M » A 'S 'H 3:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : ‘Th e Boss 10:00PM ® Knots Landing (CC) G® Hollywopd Squares W ife ' (C C ) A married stockbroker has sc (O) @ ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshoiir cond thoughts about falling victim to the IJKXNANEGVVX. Karen. Abby, and Gary are linked to drug (61) Gene Scott d® High School Football: Fitch at New activity, Greg is the host for a fundraiser, charms of his boss' seductive spouse PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Playing Shakespeare is so tiring. You never gel a Londor) (3 hrs.) (Taped) and Jill's phone calls taunt Val (60 mm ) 1 2:35AM (XD Fam ily Feud Daniel Stern, Arlelle Dombasle, Fisher chance to sit down unless you’re a king.” — Josephine Hull. d® Current Affair (In Stereo) Stevens. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1 2:40AM (f® m o v i e : Johnnie Mae G® Win, Lose or Draw ® (26) [CNN] News Gibson; FBI' A poverty-stricken Southern 3:30AM [ U S A ] m o v i e : None But GD M i N om bre es Coraje ri1) INN News woman struggles to achieve her dream of the Lonely Heart' Based on Richard Llew ellyn's novel of a young drifter and his ter­ G® O n Trial becoming an FBI undercover agent. Lynn [C N N ] M oneyline Whitfield. Howard E Rollins Jr., Richard minally ill mother in the squalid slums of S r - [DIS] MOVIE: 'Willy Wonka and the $® Morton Downey Jr. ^ Lawson. 1986. (R) pre-war England. Cary Grant. Ethel Barry Chocolate Factory' Willy Wonka, the (22) (3® L.A . Law (C C ) Kelsey and Mar­ more. Barry Fitzgerald 1944. [ M A X ] m o v i e : ‘Now here world famous confectioner, offers a grand kowitz continue their rough ride to the al 1 2:55AM to H ide’ (C C ) The w idow of a murdered prize to the five children holding lucky tar; Kuzak tries to save Benny from sexual ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue Marine struggles to save herself and her 4:00AM GD Twilight Zone WHAT A O U T by Bill He candy bars Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson, assault charges (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Peter Ostrum 1971 Rated G • young son from high-level government [C N N ] Larry King Overnight (24) Mystery!' The Return of Sherlock N o e o o v AtsJSWEREP I SURE HOPE THERE'S A I'D HATE T'BE eA200TS.' VERE 1 ^ by Henri Arnold and Gob Lee conspirators Am y Madigan, Daniel Hugh- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Maurice' A young En [E S P N ] SportsCenter Holm es II (C C ) Aided by his brother My- CALL SO I'D BETTER TOWN OR VILLAGE UP TH' ONLY ONE DID DAT VUN Kelly. Michael Ironsides 1987 Rated R. (In glishman attempts to come to terms with AHEAD! croft and Watson, Holmes investigates the KEEPGOIN'.' AROUND HERE Unscramble these four Jumbles, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Amazing Grace and Stereo) his homosexuality in this adaptation of WHO'S ALIVE murder of a man found with secret plans in one letter to each square, to form C h u ck' (C C ) A Little League baseball E M Forster's 1914 novel James Wilby, ^PAD-- AN* KICKIN'.' four ordinary words. his pocket (60 min ) 1 :00AM ® Love Your Skin rt^ player initiates an unusual anti-nuclear pro­ Hugh Grant, Rupert Graves. 1987 Rated CAtsI MV test by quitting his favorite sport Joshua GT) Noticiero Univision ® Family Medical Center R, Zu^hlke, Alex English, Jamie Lee Curtis. FIAN CEE (57.1 Upstairs. Downstairs (R) ® Joe Franklin TYSUL 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (61j Star Trek GIJ Runaway With the Rich and Famous 4:30AM (Tl) update: Making it Hap­ COM E OV/ER [U S A ] Dennis the Menace; Memory Hart to H an pen AND P L A V ? ” M ayhen (60 min ) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Maurice' A young En­ d8)|fa a glishman attempts to come to terms with 7:30PM ( ® P M Magazine Featured his homosexuality in this adaptation of * . r comic actor Bill Murray E M Forster's 1914 novel James Wilby, 25 Years of YOANG d Current Affair Hugh Grant, Rupert Graves 1987 Rated R 4 d ® Jeopardy! (CC) Public d Kate & Allie (CC) 10:30PM C S N e w s Service... J l j o ^ KEEPINS UP w ith (iD INN News Gl) Odd Couple TH E BORN LOSER by Art Santotif SPYGUM THE JONESES d® M*A'S*H G® Career Media Network ON TH E FABTRACK by Bill Holbrook M IG H T A l s o i n ­ d® Win, Lose or Draw C26) IN N N e w s v o l v e K EEP IN S ® Newhart (CC). (41) Am erica Topicos General del Pino, (A merican' P ^ V l,l HEARPTrieV s w re p ^ l wyow... NO,LAUREU. iTiwe, Lectores UP WITH THESE. G® Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) LAViNfrOfFPft)pl.eflND..,MoW? ! WOR^. l'K\ ir f fMVif 'B f m e [C N N ] Crossfire 1 1 :00PM ® ® {22) (30) (40) N ew s 'Driving School 643-8552 WANA&eWENT PERRAY OiWJ’T a Now arrange the circled letters to [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America ® M*A*S*H Part 1 of 2 6ET.,. Now. form the surprise answer, as sug­ Thanksgiving high school football special (® Benny Hill 5—,:_L.^ gested by the above cartoon. (Taped) TEENAGE COURSES NOW FORMING 1 Gt) Cheers (CC). ' ?9>si 1 ^ £,^ "N^ 'Y' 8:00PM d Smothers Brothers* G® Connecticut Beat Print answer here: THE Thanksgiving Special (C C ) To m and Dick $® All in the Family ‘A Smothers celebrate the holiday with co­ (Answers tomorrow) medy and music. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ^4 ) First Degree M urder Trial Part 4 of 4 Jumbl€fs: LINGO B OGUS G O LFER DRAGON ( ^ Liar's Club Yesterday’s d Flintstones M e e t the Jetsons Ameri­ Discount Answer: What they said when they saw the Grand ca's prehistoric first family of comedy (38) M *A*S*H Canyon— "GORGES" meets the family of the future when a time with ttila coupon (41) Mala N o che ...N o machine brings them together (2 hrs.. 30 min.) ®7) N e w s (CC) a] Use. In Btach J imuM b Book No. 37 It BvallabiB for S3.M, which loclixlaa M alaga CB/35) MOVIE: 'Mary Poppins' (CC) A (6.1) Love Connection NERVOUS and BEGINNING FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves iSSThiSli fS? Mwapapar. P O. Boi 43«6. Orlando. FL 32*^3ft lip ooda and maka your ehack pdyabta lo Nawtpaparbooha, lovable governess and a zany chimney [C N N ] Moneyline TH E ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr sweep are caught up in a musical adven­ STUDENTS OUR SPECIALTY ture. Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, Elsa AWIUHIJU t t - Lancaster. 1964. (R) “^O E RILEY'S M Y c o M e Insured - Duel Controlled Cars d Untouchables (0) MOVIE: 'The Neverending Story' A Licensed & Bonded by State of Conn. IN Sizes bookish youngster enters a fantasy world 63 E. Center St. when he reads a strange novel about the 319 Main St., Manchester, CT struggle to save an imaginary kingdom Gift Certificates Avaiiable Manchester A s t r o g r a p h from imminent destruction. Noah Hatha­ 643-2145 way, Barret Oliver. Tami Stronach. 1984 TH/\NKS(f\\/lNG, a NP G® M O V IE : 'Flash Gordon' A trio of earthlings travel to the planet Mongo in an methods will not achieve desirable re­ attempt to save Earth from Ming the Merci­ H o w D o e s sults. Conversely, consideration and less. Sam J. Jones, Melody Anderson. < l b u r kindness will work. Max Von Sydow. 1980 Dillon Do It? th a v ^5 ii-za TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your atti­ d® America Remembers John F. Ken­ For the holidays J 9 4 4 10 8 8 2 CHUBB AND CHAUNCEV by Vanca Rodawalt 3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. thought that overtricks went with he can get to dummy with a club, but CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Be­ the past. overeating, so be won the first spade then he should lead a low heart and in­ cause you're not overly lond of the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapi. 22) Today an as­ 649-0887 SOUTH NORTON IS ON HIS WAY w m p f .' IT'S TRAPm ONAU trick, play^ a club to the dummy and sert his nine. Even if West wins the source, you might turn a deaf ear to sociate might introduce you to some­ BKQ4 OVSR...I WANT YOU aUV6 WHY WOULP 6HE INVITE TO HAVE AlURKey WK9 led a low diamond. If the diamond hon­ jack, the heart suit will now produce some sound suggestions today. Being one who can be a good contact for ad­ FOR THE FINEST IN PHARMACY SERVICE 312 Main Street 4 A J 10 5 3 four tricks, and that will be enough for T O 8 S 0 N NORTON FOR THANKS- FOR THANiceeiviNe, closed minded will not serve your best vancing your present plans. You might ors were split, he would have tricks to Y XiPBBST Russell Stover Condy • COMPLETE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT Manchester, CT 06040 4Q75 burn. But Eiast popped up with the the contract. And the guarded spade T H A T S w h y y intorosts not like this person, but try to be pleas­ honor remains safe from attack.. BeHAVIOR/ ?>V AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) There’s a ant anyway. HOURS: 8 AM . TO 8 PM DAILY - SUN. & HOLIDAYS 8 A M TO 1 PM Vulnerable: North-South jiieen. Too late ^ u th had the sinking LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) You might HOURS: Dealer; South Jeeiing that both honors were with possibility you might neglect something you should do today just because it's have to take on a bit more responsibility Tubs. - FrI. 8;30-S:30 East and that soon the defenders Wni tough. It will be equally hard later when than usual today both domestically and Thun, 'til 8:00 • Sat. 8:00-5:00 North East Sooth would be taking a lot of spade tricks. you won't be able to dodge it. careerwise. Don't let these disruptive 1 NT James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on Pan He played out the top hearts, but the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Give conditions overwhelm you. • DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE • J 4 Pan 3 NT Jack did not fall. He then cashed the Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games" someone you know only casually anoth­ SCORPIO (Del. 24-Nov. 22) People Pan Pasi Pass remaining two top clubs and played a (written with his father, the late Os­ er chance today Instead of judging sole­ with whom you’ll be socially Involved to­ Your Family Hair Care Center day will feel uncomir'rtable it you take ■m 649-0896 ac Opening lead; 4 6 second diamond, still hoping that per­ wald Jacoby) are now available at ly on one past, unpleasant incident. haps West held the other diamond hon­ bookstores. Both arc published by ARIES (March. 21-Aprll 19) When deal­ yoursell or the topics ol conversation 299 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER or. No such luck — down one. Pharos Books. ing with subordinates today, dictatorial too seriously. tt - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 24. 1988 — 83

I HELP WANTED I H ^ P WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED JFK ranked best HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FULL Time warehouse person needed. Expe­ House Keepers SCREW Machine set-up CLEANING. Working ON THE JOD TRAINING WAREHOUSE Opportun­ TRAINING. Nurse Aide rience helpful but not person tor Acme Grld- crew chelf trainee. start an exciting career In ities. Full time or part classes beginning toon GIGANTIC JEWELRY SALE necessary, must be de­ P u t U m i poiHl61i. P tM M lOy Automatics. We Carpets, upholstrv, the optical Industry. We are time. Due to expanding I SECRETARY/ to train fora rewarding I ippty It: among presidents need atop notch person walls, floor stripping, a wholesale optical lab business, we hove pendable. Good benef­ lob os o Nurse Aide. its. Applications being Quality Inn who con work with general cleaning. Resi­ leaking a trainee lor our ol- needs for Individuals RECEPTIONIST Paid training period token week of No- 61 Hartford Tpko., Vornon little or no supervision. dential and commer­ tlce ataff and a lab techni­ who ore willing to give for Real Estate office in with Increase after 90 NEW YORK (AP) - Ameri­ favorably. > GEMSTONE JEWELRY CULTURED PEARLS Offering top wages, cial, full time for quol- cian trainee. Starting a little extra effort In wmber 28, 9am-4pm. S46-5700 lOI/AA days. Call 643-5151, cans rank John F. Kennedy as the Kennedy, who moved to en­ Vfing Industries, 60 fully paid health Insu­ Ity, reputable service hourly rata $5.50 with re­ return for an opportun­ Manchester. Pleasant, Crestfleld Convoles- nation's greatest president, re­ force civil rights laws in the Progress Drive, Man­ CLERK Typist With Cour­ rance, 2 weeks voca­ and company, cen­ view! In 30-00-180 days. ity to move ahead In o energetic personality cant Home, Manches­ 2 5 % tion and permenant trally located In Glas­ Call Bob Pound to dlicuas growing, dynamic or­ membering him with a striking South, aiso was rated particu­ chester, Connecticut ier duties. Full time, and telephone manor. ter, Connecticut. sense of loss a quarter-century larly highly by blacks. Eight in 10 25% OFF 06040. diversified opening In employment. Coll tor tonbury. It you’re reli­ the excellent fringe bene­ ganization. We offer our Advertising De­ appointment, Atwood able, energenlc, have fits and appointment for In­ excellent wages and Light office duties, after his assassination, a Media felt a personal loss from his Sapphire & WAS NOW MECHANIC Wanted. good driving record, terview. portment. Knowledge Screw Machine Pro­ generous fringe benef­ some typing & comp, f l^ B U M N E S S General-Associated Press poll death, and 60 percent of blacks Diamond Pendant •635. Reputable construc­ ducts, Inc., 210 South coll us. Experience its which Include den­ 6*6V4mm Strand* 18" •699. *525. tion company seeks top of data processing a QSA OPTICAL U^DPPDRTUNITIES has found. called him a great president, plus but we will train. Street, West Horttord, helpful but willing to tal. Full time: first, 8am-12, M-F, Ruby & Diamond quality mechanic 247-3275. train. Good storting But Kennedy’s exalted place in compared to 31 percent of whites. 5V^-6mm Strand, 18" •439. *329. Pleasant telephone 649-3177 second and third shift Call 6 4 6 - 5 2 0 0 FRANCHISE Opportun- Overall, a third of respondents Heart Pendant •519. skilled In oil phases of solorv,' benefits. 633- openings. Port time: history rests more on his poten­ truck and eaulpment manner, good typing 3335. FOOD Service workers 11V. Join dynamic Inter­ said Kennedy was a great presi­ Emerald Si Diamond 4V4*5mm Strand, 16" •319. *239. and spellingitecessary. needed. Monday- Thursday evening, Sat­ national service com­ tial and his personal qualities maintenance,' repair urday and Sunday op­ than on his accomplishments in dent and 40 percent said a good Earrings •449. and rebuilding. Long Reliable transporta­ SERVICE PERSON MECHANIC. Full time or Frldav, no weekends. BINDERY Operators pany. Earn a 5 to 6 6mm Bracelet, 7 " •199. *149i tion 0 must. Good to work on recreation part time. Must be Good benefits. Coll Ju­ enings. If you hove ' wanted for Mueller- figure Income. Com­ office. In the national survey he one. He did better with Demo­ Marquis Emerald & hours, hard work, ex­ warehouse experience, I4K Gold Clatp Included cellent pay and benef­ hourly wages, excel­ vehicles, full or part qualified to work on all lie, 683-2222. Ext. 2326, Morttnl stichers and plete training and man­ was rated far higher on charisma crats and the less-educated, and Diamond Ring •299. lent benefits Including time. Will train. Apply: mokes of vehicles. 5-10 7om-11om.______come In and fill out on perfect binders. agement assistance. as the first Roman Catholic its. Coll 633-0543 for application or coll than on other attributes. MANY. MANY STRANDS IN STOCK Interview.______derital. Call the Man- Blonit8lni' Camping veers experience a FULL or port time help Hughes Printing of Exclusive territory. president, he was rated highly by _ cljester Herald tor ap­ must and tools. M&M Economy Electric Connecticut, 60 Merrit Unlimited personal Slightly more than one-fifth of ALL GEMSTONE Cantar wanted at mens clo­ Supply, 428 Tolland Catholics. Need repairs around the pointment at 643-2711, 784 Talcottvilli Rd. Service Station, 649- Blvd., Trumboll, Con­ growth. Investment re­ the 1,125 adults surveyed picked thing store. Coll 649- Turnpike, Manchester, Kennedy also was more popu­ JEWLERY ON SALE home? Coll on expert. ask for Jo Deary. 2871. 7901. necticut, 377-0707. quired. Coll 1-800-624- Kennedy as the greatest U.S. 647-5000. EOE/MF 7613. Ext. 1392. president, more than named any lar with liberals, but his standing other. Only Franklin D. Roose­ to a great degree transcended MEN’S JEWELRY velt and Abraham Lincoln came ideology. He achieved his high close In popularity. ratings even though 40 percent 14K GOLD DIAMONDS THE FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED Among all respondents, a plu­ identified him as a liberal, while 2 0 % O FF 2 0 % O F F rality rated Kennedy as a good only IS percent identified them­ WEDDING BANDS selves as liberals. WAS NOW president, not a great one. Still, a FINE QUALITY WAS NOW Sapphire ■ majority said they believed that ' To gauge the components of SPECIAL! & Diamond Ring •749. *599. had he lived and served a second Kennedy’s image, the poll took .39 ct. Round • 89.S, » 715. Black Onyx & BUSINESSES WISH YOU AND YOUR term, the United States would be measures — excellent, good, fair I,adies 2mni Band Only • 39.95 ' .57 cl. Round a better place today. or poor — of his accomplishments •1,895. »1,510. Diamond Ring •289. *229. as president, his potential for Kennedy, at 43 the youngest Gents .3 mm. Band Onlv •69.95 .59 rl. Marquis •1,095. » 875. Black Onyx Tie Tack president elected, served nearly accomplishments had he not been • 99. • 79. three years before he was shot assassinated, and his leadership, See Our Great Selection! .68 cl. Round •1,950. »1,560. JVSTA SAMPLE! FAMILY... and killed in a Dallas motorcade judgment and charisma. .75 cl. Pear •1.650. »1,320. Nov. 22, 1963. Twenty-five years Although he was rated highly in later, his name is invoked and his all categories, Kennedy drew far .77 cl. Oval •1,69.5. »1,355. words are quoted by politicians and away the best ratings for his 1.08 ct. Marquis •3,2,50. *2,600. ALL GOLD JEWLERY seeking to assume his mantle of charisma — 60 percent excellent. ALL WATCHES IN popularity. Next were his leadership and his 1.61 cl. Round •5,125. *4,100. SOLD BY WEIGHT — In more recent years, the potential, both rated excellent by STOCK 30% OFF Includet I4K Tiffany Setting A HUGH SELECTION! Kennedy image crumbled a bit 39 percent. But Kennedy’s excellent rat­ ALL DIAMOND DESIGN RINGS, with reports of extramarital EARRINGS AND PENDANTS 20% OFF. affairs and of meetings with a ings fell off on his accomplish­ Mafia boss. In the survey. ments and his judgment: In both, f I Kennedy’s judgment was rated about two in 10 said excellent. lower than other qualities. Half said good, but in his only ‘Our Prices Are Always The Best Most striking, however, was sizable negative scores, more the depth of feeling associated than a fifth rated him just fair in with the slain president. More both categories. than six in 10 respondents said There was a partisan aspect to they still felt a personal loss from many of the ratings. Fifty-two ITiTi Settle Kennedy’s assassination, includ­ percent overall said the nation ing many who were children or would be a better place had i were not yet born in 1963. Among Kennedy lived and served a Subject to prior sale ^ CARTER CHEVROLET his contemporaries, seven in 10 second term; that included 68 141 Center Street ■ Manchester, CT ■ 649-4537 Not responsible for a 1129 Main Street feel a loss. percent of the Democrats polled, typeographical errors Manchester o 646-6464 In another gauge, the poll asked compared to 34 percent of the HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10-.S;,'10 ■ Thurs. ’til 9 PM if respondents rennembered Republicans. Sa as t » c<3> <93 K i isi irs t iss i<3> tsi lo to. Ks t<3> CCS ioi (Ks lOi K i i fea ita K i C!31<3> C■ GENERAL MOTORS finished 4th bedroom the market. Very Invit­ 647-3808. and fireplace. Only room to large deck. Condo. $123,900. Anne condominium room, $525, without MANCHESTER. New Res. 645-6849 on 2nd floor. Nicely ing seven plus room 7 4 2 - 0 2 6 7 , snytlmo minutes from 1-84. An Plus family room. Miller Real Estate, 647- community located utilities, $630 Including three bedroom Duplex. excellent buy! We In­ kept S5'x225' yard. Now well maintained home asking $169,900. Jack- $179,900 D.W. Fish 8000.n______heat and hot water. Carpeting, fully ap­ Wail Papering & Angelic Home vite you to moke on located In Bowers Reolty, 643-1591.0 on 24 beautifully Four bedroom, son 81 Jackson Real MANCHESTER. Owner pllanced, 1 bath, and 645-1277 today for the detalls- Cape. A beautiful mix and large bedroom. hwasher, refrigerator There Is still a chance M A N C H ES TE R . One bed­ M M Ceestnietlee and buitt-ln microwave to buy your own Condo appliances. Country 68 6I666A6686# .Realty World, Benoit, of new and old. Priced Upper level has four room, wall to wall car­ |e7JR00FIN6/ ovens. Flreploced liv­ kitchen, total redeco- im lor Mwk G A Y & SON Frechette Associates, to sell.Blanchard & bedrooms and two full for only $77,500. De­ I MORTSASES peting, appliances, 643-1720 646-7709.O Rossetto Realtors," baths. A must see. ing rooms, 1'/j baths lightful one bedroom ratlon. New wall to lO 'IS ID IN B AAASONRY heat and air condition­ wall, new dishwasher, Looking for We're Selling Houses" $219,900. Sentry Real with full vanities, pri­ first floor unit at East- ing. No pets. Clean. RENOVATIONS/PLUS Brick, block and gtone, nice neighborhood. ctrom lc tilt, marblg and 646-2482.0______Estote, 643-4060.D vate'full basements, 2 meadow. Fully ap­ ' FALUNG BEHIND?? $525/month. Available Complete Inter, and s o m e th in g ? zoned baseboard heat­ Dne year lease and goner gte. 1988 PONTIAC BONNEVILLES SOUTH WINDSOR. Spa- BOLTON. Brand new pllanced kitchen, base­ STOP FORECLOSUREII December 1st. 647-9138. Exter. Home MANCHESTER HELP WANTED ing systems, Andersen ment storage with security. $760plus utlll- No lob It too tmali I colus new 8 room U 81R contemporary. Quality If you are falling behind on MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ tles. 649-5989.______Maintenance Custom ROORNG built 2,500 square foot permashleld thermo­ laundry facilities. Easy Painting and Papering 282-7341 o r 627-8973 Contemporary. pane windows, luxur­ your mortgage payments... room apartment In Du­ Winur nmoil Sowen oS lypM Sunken living room home. In new subdivi­ to heat. Jackson 8< OR...If your home Is In fore­ MANCHESTER. 2famlly, roosne and oxiwn npo.ro. 27 ious wall to wall car­ Jackson Real Estate, plex. $700 per month. available December Repair or Renew Ceil­ EXECUTIVE with cathedral celling, sion''. Includes 4 bed­ closure, WE CAN HELPI No pets. Security and ings, Walls, etc. Rac. vwro expedenoe Ouweneed. peting and attached 647-8400.D______1st. Large 3 bedroom, UetiiMd k W binirpd targe family room with rooms, 2.5 baths, with No payment program avail­ references a must. Call Rooms, Decks and Light SALES lacuzzi bath off master garage. Phase I near­ E L L IN G TO N . Make an V/7 baths, appliances. ~ A I1TS stove fireplace, 4 bed­ ing completion. See able for up to 2 years. Bad 645-8201.______Carpentry Roofing, 645-8830 Th e Prudential is rooms, deluxe kitchen bedroom. Flreploced offer on this beautiful Lease, security $900 Gutter Repair and — — ...... these owner occupied credit Is not a problemllAsk M A N C H ES TE R . Second plus utilities. Close to REUABLE M0VIN9 seeking a bright, and eating area over­ family room, custom spacious 1 bedoom how LOW payments can Cleaning. sized dining room, 2.5 wet bar and more. and rental townhouses Condominium. Seller floor. December 1st oc­ school and busline. 646- Low, Low Rateg. highly motivated in­ todoy. Rentals from help you SAVE YOUR cupancy. bedrooms, UNOLOROD SPCCUL H&R baths, sun deck. Over $337,000 Flano Realty, will consider financial 2 4074, 5-8pm.______Short notice movst. Shop the dividual, who has the $950. Blanchard 8, Ros­ HOME TODAYI all appliances, nice Cleaning — On call Mln- one acre lot. $365,000. U 646-5200. ______assistance to qualified E A S T H AR TFO R D . 2bed­ tananca Quick Refur­ ROOFING Insured. Dependable initiative to build a setto Realtors," We're neighborhood. One mm 8, R Reolty, 643-2692.0 BOLTON. Spacious 8 buyer. Call for details. Swiss Ceasarvativs Group room apartment, 1st bishing or Remodeling No lob tae Mg or too S. win 24 Years experience in Classifieds. solid professional Selling Houses" 646- $81,500. Century 21 Ep­ months security. $575 floor. Stove ond re- work 7 doyt unM. |ob eompMo. COVENTRY. Affordable room Garrison Colon­ 2482.D at (203) 454-1336 or plus utilities. 569-2147 imURED - tr. OlsGMint moving Herald sales career in insur­ 2 bedroom Ranch style ial. Quality workman­ stein Realty, 647-8895.n (203) 4S4-4404 frlgeotor. $625. Call 644- 870-9477, Joe or 228-4408. 1712. Frti EsUmtsi ance and invest­ home. Totally reno­ ship. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 647-9289, Rick 646-9669 A n ytlim 643-2711 ments. Extensive 2 vated throughout. baths, flreploced fam­ 646-22S3 years earn as you Owner will hold 1st ily room. Located on CARS CARS CARS CARS CARS learn training pro­ mortgage. Call for de­ private cul-de-sac. FOR SALE m FOR SALE Equipped with: Air, AM/FM Stereo, Cruise, Tilt, Power Windows, tail. $119,900. Century Move In for the holi­ ED FOR SALE ED FDR SALE ED FOR SALE gram. College Degree 21 Epstein Realty, 647- days. Flono Realty, HOMES WANTEOTO CARS Power Locks, 5 to Choose From. Stock #P590, From... preferred. Starting 8895.0 646-5200. FOR RENT FURNITURE BUY/TRADE FOR SALE salary up to *500 per WILLINGTON. Tender ATTRACTIVE 2 bed­ week. Excellent bene­ loving care Is needed to room, center chimney COVENTRY. 7 rooms LIVING Room set. Light Old furniture, clocks, 1981 HONDA Civic. Excel­ fits. Call Bill Raspa or turn this 4 bedroom Cope with fireplace. plus. Avalloble De­ brown velvet sofo and lent condition. $1200 or Harry Velardi at 646- home Into a showploce. 1'/3 baths, appliances cember 1. Adults pre^ love seot. Coffee and oriental rugs, lamps, best offer. 645-1224. ferred. References and end table, Wood and 1145 or send resume to Eat-In kitchen and pri­ and garage. Rothman paintings, coins, je­ vate lot moke this a 8, Rothman, 646-4144. MANChESTtRHONCA security. • $800 per mirror. $1100 or best welry, glass & china. 1 987 C H E V R O LE T Prudential special buy. $131,900. Asking $140,000. month. 742-7494 or 742- otter. 645-1744 after Caprice-Brougham. Will pay cash. Please Insurance Co. Century 21 Epstein MANCHESTER. Quality 8161.______7pm. 20,000 miles. Excellent. Realty, 647-8895.0 TOLLAND. Tw o bed­ call, 646-8496. Original owner. 491 Buckland Road, construction In this classic three bedroom room Jiouse private, r StsportIng $10,500. 649-5612. So. Windsor, C T 06074 Ansaldl Colonial. Floor 1 + /- acre. Full base­ for immediate to celling brick fire­ ment, 2 car "oarooe, GOODS CARS EOE appointment, wr "TAKES THE HELP WASTED place, a wall of French workshop, hook-ups. FOR SALE SCHALLER doors to deck and 2 cor $825. 872-2200. GREAT for Christmas. garoge. $219,900. Sen­ E L L IN G TO N . Six room Brand new 25' man's PLYM OUTH Volore 1977. ACURA try Real Estate, 643- Duplex, 3 bedrooms, Centuron 12speedblke. 4 Door, 6'cyl, Auto, PS. 10.995 AMERICA WORKS OF 4060.O Reasonable. Call 647- Am /FM , one owner. USED CARS l '/2 baths, large lot, 9925, offer 3pm. MANCHESTER and EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER. Charm ample parking. Ap­ Very good condition. 87 Accord LX I....'11,995 $800 or best offer. 872- of yesteryear starts pliances and heat In­ 86 Audi 4000S .... '10,395 JOBS. EXCEUENT WAGES AND BENEFITS with the wrap around cluded. $850 plus secur­ PETS AND 8158 after 6pm. porch. Three generous BITE ity. No pets. 872-9935, C H E V Y Vega 1975. 64,000 87 Mazda RX7 ....'11,995 SUPPLIES WE ARE NOW MRING STATE WELFARE bedrooms, 1'/^ baths after 7pm. miles, 3 speed, runs 87 Toy. Corolla ...' 7,595 1988 BUICK LeSABRES RECIPIENTS m JOBS PAVING FROM *6 to *9 IN and 2 car garage with AQUARIUMS. 5 and 10 good, $605 or best offer. 87 Toyota G T .....' 9,995 MANCHESTER AND EAST HARTFORD AREA loft. Quiet established gallon with hoods, 649-0761. 86 Chev K-10.....'13,995 family neighborhood. OUT OF STORE AND COMPANIES. stand, pumps and 1983 PLYMOUTH Re­ Susan Donahue. OFFICE SPACE 86 Chev C 2 0 ...... ' 7,995 With our training, transportation and daycare much more. $100.00. liant. Automottc, 4 cv- $159,000 Sentry Real Coll 646-4575.______llnder. $700. 742-5054. 86 SR-5 P/U ...... ' 8,295 assistance, It’s easier than you thinki If you are Estate, 643-4060.O IN S TA N T Suites. Com- FR E E To good home. FOR Sale. 1984 Cadllloc 86 LeSabre...... ' 8,995 receiving state welfare, call us today at 244-2120 MANCHESTER. Pride of HIGH PRICES” pletely furnished. Very friendly, male Seville. Sliver, red 86 Merc. Sable...' 6,995 and ask for Nicole. ownership Is more than Phone answering and cot. Coll 649-3739. leather Interior, 85 Audi Q T ...... ' 7,995 evident In this beauti­ secretarial support. loaded. Excellent con­ 647-4800.______FR EE yellow lab mix, 86 Audi 4000S ....'10,395 fully decorated and up­ male, friendly, I'/a ye­ dition Inside and out. dated thred bedoom, WATKINS Centre. 140 ars. 646-4726. $13,000 Call 647-0717. 85 Olds Clora .....' 7,350 1'/3 bath Cape with and 165 sq. ft. available 85 Chev Blazer .:..'13,595 Join the World of Advertlelngll garage. Move In condi­ 1976 C H E V E T T E . 4 speed, ”0UR LOW PRICES EVEN MAKE OUR CARS SMILE...” December. Telephone excellent condition, tion. Susan Buckno. answering, word pro­ MISCELLANEOUS 84 Accord LX .....' 8,995 snow tires. $250. 649- 84 Toy. Camry ....' 6,995 CLERK TYPIST $153,000. Sentry Real WAS NOW cessing, copier and FOR SALE 5460. Estote, 643-4060.D WAS NOW Fax. Wilson Business 83 LeSabre...... '.4,995 1988 HONDA ACCORD Offices. 647-0073. VOLVO Wagon, DL. With Courier Duties YOUR Chrlstmos tree 1986 TOYOTA COROLLA EIGHT month old water- Standard, custom 85 Subaru Q L ....' 7,995 will look lust lovely 4 Door. H#d. Autoniitic. P. SlGOrlnp. P. BrGliM. Air, Tilt Stooring. ft 557 4 Door. Tan. 4 Cyl... Automatic. P. bed, $325. Courthouse sound, dark green, ex- 345 Center St., 4 Door, Equipeed with: Air, AM/FM Stereo, Cruise, Tilt, Power next to the fireplace In M2995 M 2.195 Full time diversified opening In our Adv­ StaarIng, P. Brakaa. AJr. Radio. #1763 *7195 *6795 O FFIC E Space. 400-1500 One Gold membership, cellent. $5900. 456-0064. Manchester • 647-7077 ertising Department. Knowledge of data this cozy 6 room Cape 1985 DODGE LANCER square feet. Excellent 12'/j months left for Windows, Power Locks, much more! Stock #P591, From... on Horton Road. 3 bed­ 1985 TOYOTA VAN location. $275. 647-9223, $450. Compared to reg­ 79 CHEVY Malibu Clas­ proceasing a plus, but will train. Pleasant, Qold, 4 C y l. Automille. P. StMrIng. sic. 78,000 miles, 8 cy­ rooms, 1'/j baths, hard­ P Brmm. P WlndoM. P SMt. Alf, Tin. (7 Paaaangar) Slhiar. 4 Cyllndar, 643-7175. ular price of $700 plus. telephone manner, good typing and wood floors plus Pldlo. vinyl Top. §1570 *5995 Automatic. P. StaarIng. P. Brakaa. Eric 649-3426.0 linder, power steering, >5495 Air. Radio, #1766 •7195 >6795 power brakes. $1800. TRUCK8/VAN8 spelling necessary. Reliable transporta­ carpet. Fully dor- FOR Sale. Must Sell. One mered for spacious 1983 TOYOTA CELICA INDUSTRIAL 643-8323.______I FOR DALE tion a must. Ofiy. 4 Cyl.. 9 Speed. P. BrahM, Alf. Tilt 1986 PLY. COLT PREMIER large capacity size rooms on the second 4 Door, Blua. 4 Cyl., Automatic. PROPERTY washing machine with 1978 PLYMOUTH Volarl. floor. Delightful yard StDorlng* Pldlo, 11673 ■7495 >6995 62,000 miles. Good con­ FORD Bronco II. 1984, 4 Qood hourly wage, excellent benefits In­ P. StaarIng. P. Brakaa. Radio. #1766 •5995 *5795 hose connector and wheel drive, excellent with many new plant­ MANCHESTER. 3400 drainage hose. Brand dition. $1500 742-6214. cluding dental. ings plus a fabulous 1986 CHEVY PICKUP condition, 6 cylinder Blm. 4 Cyt.. Automatic. P. StaarIng. 1982 HONDA ACCORD square foot, free­ name: Kenmore. Ask­ power steering, 16x32 Inground pool. P Brahai. Radio. aCV-9 ■4495 Hatchback. SHvar. 4 Cyt.. Automatic, standing Industrial ing price, $200. Also a Call the Manchester Herald for Interview One car garage. New >4195 P. Brakaa. Radio. #1766 *4195 *3995 CLYDE i AM /FM cassette, class building. Loading two slice toaster. Ask­ 2 hitch. $6225. Rich, appointment at 643-27,11, ask for price, $146,900. Jack- 1987 HONDA PRELUDE dock, parking. Wood­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 1984 AUDI 5000S ing price, $15. Please ROUTE S3, VERNON days, 683-1466, even- Jo Deary. son 8i Jackson Real 2 Door, WhHa. 5 Spaad. P. StaarIng. land Industrial Park. call Virginia or Bar­ Estate, 647-8400.D TIN. #1731 ■10995 Brown, Automatic. P. Brakaa. lngsJ7M039^^^^^ >10.495 P. Windows. Air. Radio. #1767 •7995 *7395 643-2121.______bara Wheeler after 80 Buick Skylark *2995 MANCHES'TER. Lower MANCHESTER. 1st 5pm at 643-5208. S3 Honda Accord 2 Or. *5995 AUTOS FOR level flreploced fqmlly 1986 CHRYSLER LASER WhNa, 4 Cyl.. 9 Spaad. P. StaarIng. 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI floor, 2 bedrooms, I'/j 53 Buick Ragal *6995 RENT/LEA8E room with In-law possi­ P. Brakaa. P. Wlndoara. Air. TIN StaarIng. Hatchback. Baiga, 4 Cyt., 6 Spaad, baths. $600 a month JTAG 84 VW Jatta 4 Or. *5995 bilities highlights this Radio. #1734 Powar StaarIng. Powar Brakaa. Powar n o .9 9 5 ■5295 >4795 plus utilities, security Raised Ranch. 4 bed­ Window#. Air. Titl Whaal. Ratio. #1773 •11995 *11,195 M a l e s B4 Caprica Wagon *6295 FR E E Milage on low cost and references. No auto rental. Village rooms, 7Vi baths, 2 car 1985 HONDA ACCORD pets. 643-2121 ■______84 Olda Cut. Wien. *6995 WE SELL WhNa. 4 Cyl.. 9 Spaad. P StaarIng. 1985 HONDA ACCORD Auto Rental. 643-2979or garage. Nice rear deck Hatchback, Tan, 6 Spaad. Air, Radio. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 54 Buick Skyhawk 4 Dr. '5995 P. Brakaa. Air, Radio. #t736 ■6995 >6695 eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 646-7044. with privacy of wooded •1773 *6995 >5995 IMISCELUNEOUS 85 Buick Ragal *8795 area. $209,900. D.W. the posting of advertise­ 1986 BUICK SKYHAWK 85 Century Wgn. *8595 EXCITEMENT!! Fish Reolty, 643-1591.n 1984 HONDA ACCORD LX I FOR RENT ments bv onv person, firm or MISCELLANEOUS 2 Door. SHvar. 4 Cyl.. Automatic, corporation on a telegraph, 85 Cantury 4 Dr. '8995 Toyota & Pontiac — Two of tha best MANCHESTER. Tw o P StaarIng. P. Brakaa, AJr, Radio. #1741 4 Or.. Rad. 4 Cyl., 5 Spd. PB. PB. PWln., ■6195 >5695 Air. Caaaatta. #1776 GARAGE for rent. One telephone, electric light or as Cav. 2 Dr. '4995 AUTOMOTIVE soiling cars in America todoyl bedroom single family ■6195 *5995 power pole or to o tree, THESE 2 CARS PRICED WAY BELOW car. 31 Prospect Street. 85 Cutlaaa 2 Dr '8995 home plus Duplex with 1988 HONDA CIVIC shrub, rock, or onv other 5NOW Tires. (2) 14' Flre- Guaranteed income offered to people 4 Door. SHvar, PS. Radio. 9 Spaad. 1987 HONDA CIVIC $50/month. 872-8095, 88 Elactra 4 Dr. '10,995 each unit having 3 bed­ Hatchback. Baiga. 4 Cyllndar. 6 Spaad, noturol object without o writ­ stone. Like new. $25 NADA b o o k VALUE! who ore career minded, self-motivated #1744 call anytime, leave 86 Cala. Euro 4 Or. '7995 rooms, 1 'h baths, living ■9495 >8995 Powar Brakaa, TIN StaarIng. Radio, ten permit tor the purpose of each. 643-7838. and hove a desire to be more than room, dining room and #1763 ■4995 >4695 message. protecting It or the public and 1985 HONDA ACCORD carries a fine of up to S50 for overage. eatJn kitchen. Also 2 4 Door. WhNa, 4 Cyl. 9 Spaad. each offense. , 872-9111 car garage which could 1985 HONDA CIVIC CRX w a n t e d NOTICE TO CREDITORS previous sales experience very P StaarIng. P. Brakaa. Air, Radio. #1749 ■0795 >p995 Rad. 4 Cyllndar. 8 Spaad. PB. Radio. X be rented separately. •1767 ■4195 >3995 TO RENT NOTICI OF DI$OLUTION AND E S T A T E OF All In excellent condi­ 1987 HONDA CIVIC NOTICI TO CRBDITOR$ CHESTER P. LUKE tion. Great Rental In­ 4 Door. WhNa. 4 Cyl., 9 Spaad. W A N TE D . Place to park OF The Hon. Norman J. W e m ake believers I, We hove one of the best compensation come. $299,900. D.W. P. Brakaa. TIN StaarIng. Radio. #1746 ■8495 *7995 $AL'$ RI$TAURANT AND D ILLY, INC. Prauss, Judos, of the Court & training plans available in the in­ mv car until April, of Probate, Olitrict of An­ Make us prove It to yout Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 1986 HONDA CIVIC inside or outside. 646- Notice It hereby given pursuant to Section 33-379 of the dover at a hearing held on dustry. ■EAST HARTFORD. This 1345.______General Statutes of Connecticut, as omendad, that SAL'S November 14, I9ts ordered Hatchback. Biua, 4 C y l. 4 Spaad RESTAURANT AND OELLY, INC., o Connecticut corpora­ that all clolm t muat be pre­ Call Gary Borgren or Bill Batsie at 646- three bedroom home Radio. PB. #1790 ■5595 <5295 TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ tion having an otflceand principal place of bualnett In Man­ sented to the flductory at the 4321 fora personal interview. hos been glvben a cense Plate Number Is chester, Connecticut, has been dissolved bv virtue of a Re­ address below. Failure to spruce-up. New Insu­ 1985 CHEV. BLAZER 4x4 LM C 32. If this Is your solution adopted bv Its Board of Directors and Shareholders promptly present any such lated windows, new 6 Cyl., Auto. PS. PB. Air, Radio. #1763 M0495 MO,195 plate number, bring on October 27,1918. claim may result In the loss I LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIAC I vinyl, refInIshed wood A Certificate of Dissolution has been filed with the oNIcc of rights to recover on such this ad to Ed Thornton, claim. Wile Motors floors. A charming 1985 HONDA ACCORD 24 ADANAS S|;^;^^^CHESTER of the Secretorv of State on October 31, 1988 os required bv SOO W. CENTER ST. at Manchester Honda, Sharon B. Preuss, Cape With fireplace, 4 Dr.. Gray, 4 Cyl.. Auto, PS, PB. Radio. low. #1779 24 Adams Street, Man­ Clerk Route 66, Coluinbla Road, Willimantic, Conn. 423-7746 formal dining room, *7495 >7195 chester, to collect your All creditors of sold corporation ore warned to present AViU MANCHESTER MI6HTY MOURS' their claims to Ford, Obere A Monlon, P.C., P.O. Box 600, The flduclorv Is; PfuvH garage, freed yard. $25. You must bring Rockville, C T 06066 on or before March 31, 1989. John M. Lukt H0UR9: Monday thru Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM; Friday 8 AM to 6 PM; $138,900. Century 21 Ep­ proof of registration. 5 Fernwood Drive Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; Alter Hours By Appointment. ©1986 TOD-E-PRODUCTIONS All claims not presentsd within that time will be borred os Bolton, C T 06043 stein Realty, 647-8895.D This offer Is void In provided bv statute. seven days. 11-24. osa-ii 048-11 • ) M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 24. 1988

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EVERY 1989 MPV WAGON with 3 Rows of Seats • ve • Automitle • Inttmimtnt WIpwi • WI|Mr/WalMr R a r Window • Dud 4 Door Sedan - Automatic, V6 Elootrte Rwnot* Door Mirror* • Powar AMlttad SM arIng • Tilt St**rlna • R a r window Oofrootor . Intormlnonl Front WIpora . Color Coordindod ElKtrlc Door • 4 S p M k d * • A C • Powor Mirror* W/Oofogaor • CndM Control • TUI ond Totoocoplc Sloorlng w/LMtIiw WKm I 4 Door Sedan - 4 Cylinders, 6 Speed Window* A Dr. Lock* • C ru la • EloctronlotHy Controllod Power Sloorlng • Burglar Alarm a Powar Wlndowa • Front Oltc Brake* • Intermittent Front WIndahlotd WIpora e ToohomaWf Com. • Tlm *d O lM * • AM/FM and Or. Looka a AC a AM/FM • B-Woy AdjiNtaMe Front Boot 1988-1989 • 00/40 Spilt Fold Down Rear Seota St*r*o C a**tt • Brilliant Black w/Equalliar logic eoaoMlo and s • Powar Sloering • AC • A8M/FM wHti T aup* Interior apMkar* a Laalhar Intarlor a Powar Saai a Moon root a Nobla WNia. ETR W/Caaaetta • Clarol Fldah With • Stock as-iooi FORD FESTIVA — ESCORT *17,412 b a la Inlanor a stock t ^ a o n *19 .2 6 6 Rod Intorlor * Slock tSOSlX ^11.748 TEMPO — MUSTANG — THUNDERBIRD — II K PROBE — TAURUS — LTD

GT 4 Door Turbo, 5 Speed CROWN VICTORIA — RANGER • VortoWo IntormWofit Front WIporo e Tlnlod (Hooo e Dual Elootrto Bo0v Colorod 4 Door Sedan, 4 Cylinder, 5 Speed B-2200 Cab Plus, 5 Speed kirroro * Roar Window Dofoggor * TIN Stoorlng wNti Sporty Stoortng Whool • Black SISa Protacthra Molding • DouWa Wail Bad Conatructlon • Taehomotor • AM/FM ETR • Front Mud Flaps • TIntad Window Intarmittant Front WlndahloM WIpora W/Coooono • Poarar Stoorlng Olaaa • Roar Window Dafoggar • CIgaratta Lightar A Aahtray • • Eloctrontc Inotrumonta * Powar • Trip Odomatar • Powar Stoorlng Haatar w/SISa Oamittar • Buckat Windows and Or. Loefca • Sunroof • Vogua Silvar wlthBlua Intarlor Sataa • Paaaaangar Aaalat Grip • F-150 — F-350 ^ BRONCO II — BRONCO e Sunrioa Rod with off Black Intarlor • Stock #3138 Roar Saal • Dovar Whita with Gray • Stock fSOSS *11,561 *7,545 Intarlor • Stock M ISS *8,499 AEROSTAR VAN — ECONOLINE VAN MANCHESTER'S USED CAR HEADOUARTERSII! CLUB WAGON — CAB & CHASSIS — DUMPS - '87 LINCOLN 87 CAMARO '83 MAZDA 6L '85 BMW 32SE * 85 OLDS ■ 86 TOYOTA '85 MERC. '85 PLY. '84 PONT. 0000 '88 MAZDA IROC Wagon TOWNCAR 5 Spd. FIRENZA CAMRY GRAND MARQUIS RELIANT LE 02200 PICKUP Auto Auto Auto Brown. 5 Spd Blua, Auto Blue, 4 Or.. Auto Auto *2,999 *12.999 SES, Bteck *17.999 *^12.199 *5.999 *8,333 *5.999 *5.999 TRAVEL VANS — 14' PARCEL DELIVERY VANS *8,999 *5,995

'83 DODGE '88 CADILLAC '86 CHEV. '88 OLDS '87 CHEVY 85 CORVETTE '88 VW '80 TOYOTA 85 BUICK '80 PONTIAC AND EVERY USED CAR IN STOCK... ARIES SEDAN diVILLE CELEBRITY DELTA 88 NOVA S Spaad, Rad, SCIROCCO STARLET CENTURY 8UNBIRD 4 Or.. AT. A C Loadad SItvNr, Auto Wagon, Aluo Auto Rad, 5 Spaad Whna. 4 Spd. Cuatom, Auto *13.999 Brown *7.999 *9.999 *7,999 *16,999 *1,999 *6.999 NOTHING HELD BACK FOR THIS SALE! *2,999 *9.299 *999 '83 CADILLAC '87 MERC. '88 MERC. ‘84 CHEV 84 OLDS '83 MAZDA 6LC EL DORADO 84 FORD '83 MERC 6R. ‘87 MERC. B5 NISSAN C0U8AR SABLE CAVALIER CUTLASS SUP. Wagon BIARRITZ T-BIRD MARQUIS COLONY PARK PULSAR NX WMta, Auto Auto Wagon, Auto Brown, Auto Auto Wagon. Auto *2.999 Loadad, White Blua, Auto 2 Dr. Cpa. *10.999 *6.999 *4.999 *6.999 *5.999 *10.999 TOP DOLLAR *8.999 *5.999 *4.900 CALL FOR MORE '86 LINCOLN ‘87 MERC '87 MERC. '84 TOYOTA INFORMATION '88 PONT. '86 BUICK '88 CHEV '86 OLDS B4 TOYOTA C0U6AR TOWN CAR PAID FOR GOOD, UIS CAMRY ON DAILY BONNEVILLE RIVIERA CAMARO IROC REGENCY BRO. COROLLA Rad, Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto ARRIVAL8II Brown, Auto C. LoMI CLEAN USED *9.999 »*14.500 113.999 *6.099 647-1588 *7.999 *11.999 *9.999 *11,990 '87 MERC. '80 BUICK '80 MERC. ‘86 MERC. '88 PONT. '87 MAZDA '87 MERC '80 LINC. ‘87 HONDA SABLE '80 MAZDA RX7 SKYLARK MARQUIS MARQUIS FIERO PICK UP COUGAR CONTINENTAL ACCORD LXI CARS DURING Blua. Auto Blua, Auto Auto SHvar, Auto SItvar, Auto Rad, Loadad Rad, Std. Rad/Whita MARK VI «d. *8.595 *6,909 *2.999 *8,595 *10.999 *0.099 THIS SALE! *5.999 *10.099 *4,999 *9.090 '83 LINCOLN '84 LINCOLN '80 CADILLAC '88 FORD '80 FORD F-150 '81 FORD LTD 85 TOYOTA '83 PLY. '83 FORD CONTINENTAL CONTINENTAL '84 MERC BROUOHAM TAURUS COLONY PARK PICKUP Wagon. Loadad CELICA RELIANT RANBER Blua. Auto Blua, Auto Black. Stdi Auto Auto Wagon Rad. 5 Spd. Wagon. Auto Work Horaal *12.999 *2.099 DONT M ISS OUT.. A SALE THIS POWERFUL *8.009 *14.000 *11.099 *6.999 *7.999 *8.999 *2.099 *3.099 '80 LINCOLN '87 FORD ‘87 TOYOTA '88 C0U8AR LS '83 PONT. 84 PONT. ‘80 OLDS '80 FORD 85 CADILLAC CONTINENTAL White. Auto '84 SUBARU 8L COROLLA FIREBIRD T-BIRD FIREBIRD OMEGA COURIER SEVILLE Black, Auto 4 Door COMES ONLY ONCE-IN- A-LIFETIME... Blua. Auto Auto Rad, 5 Spd. SE, Autp Black, 3 Spad. Pickup *10.009 Loadad. Blua *15.009 *3.000 *7.290 *5.090 *11.099 *6.595 S1.999 *1.909 *8.090 f.i«M oni*.4 ".licEP I-A N S J O E R ILE 301-315 CENTER STREET ’'’''some MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT / M O R I A R ^ Y V 643-5135 N O ‘M g S W N USED CAR HOTLINE M 319 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER, CT • 643-2145 647-1588 tg — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursdqy, Nov. 24. 1988

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