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Bv Andrew Yurkovsky from an arionymous informant on Manchester Herald May 28 that a body had been buried there. H^yor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. Police plan to continue to work said Wednesday morning that through the holiday digging on Pine police are searching for the re­ Hill Street for the body of a person, mains of what may be a child. probably a child, believed to have DiRosa said his information been murdered about 35 years ago, came from the Manchester Police Manchester Police Capt. Joseph H. Department, but Brooks would not Brooks said Wednesday. confirm or deny DiRosa’s “ We’ll stop when we’re done with statement. the area we’ve targeted,” Brooks Police have named no suspects in said. the alleged murder. Pollceuncoveredbone fragments At the request of Manohester St 24 Pine Hill St. on Tuesday, but police. Hartford Superior Court Judge J. Morgan Kline sealed the tests by the state medical examin­ Ftaginild PInUVMtnchwter Harald er’s office determined the frag­ police affidavit for the warrant in ments were not human. Dr. Ira order to protect the informant. continue to search for the remains of a possible murder Kanfer said Wednesday. A slaugh­ Kline said Wednesday. Police Chief Robert D. Lannan, left. Town Manager terhouse was once located where The circumstances of the alleged Robert B. Weiss and police Capt. Joseph H. Brooks victim who may have been buried in the yard of the home the home at 24 Pine St. now stands. crime are contained in the sealed confer at 24 Pine Hill St. Wednesday afternoon. Police about 35 years ago. Meanwhile, a source has told the affidavit. Manchester Herald that the police DiRosa said that police had not were tipped off about the alleged ruled out the possibility that more murder by an older woman, who than one body may be located in the said she saw someone carrying a area of the Pine Hill Street home. Quiet street under media giare body 35 or 40 years ago. Digging at 24 Pine Hill St. began ’Tuesday afternoon, when police The source did not give any busied themselves by Interviewing around for a while,” said the other executed the search warrant. A Bv Andrew Davis along the right side of the house was information about the sex of the obstructed by the steep angle of the neighbors and themselves. One neighbor. He said that he was an statement issued ’Tuesday by Po­ Manchester Herald victim, or about the person who was after the other, reporters knocked exception because the army of lice Chief Robert D. Lannan said land. carrying the body. The source said Parking on the block also was on the same doors of residents over reporters did hot bother him. that police were going to execute a It could be described as a media the informant may have come and over again. warrant for “ an alleged homicide circus. difficult. The steep, narrow street Police and town officials were forward after so many years New Haven’s WTNH-TV, Chan­ that occurred approximately 35 Reporters, photographers and was lined with cars and drivers besieged by reporters early in the because the incident was bothering nel 8, sent a reporter and a years ago.” Police, however, re­ television cameramen lined Pine trying to maneuver their vehicles. day. Jta jp r Peter DiRosa arrived her. The views were-so bad that a cameraman phis a remote vehicle .. The source said the informant’s leased no additional information Hill Street looking- fturkey dinners today, the members scrounged. am ., the 13th Thanksgiving Day various projects.'” of Sandy Wojick’s special education Sound like hard work? Not to meeting of the Manchester High Students in Wojick’s program are class at Bennet Junior High School these youngsters. Wojick uses frequently youngsters who have School and East Catholic High may experience a sense of “ deja cooking, computer and woodwork­ School football teams will take ing time as rewards for those who had behavior problems in other vu.” classroom settings, explained place at Memorial Field Although the meals prepared by are behaving appropriately and Bennet’s principal, ’Thomas M. IV their families may be absolutely who have completed all of their John Doherty, who recently took Meisner Jr. “ They need more of an out Irish citizenship, is the defend­ delicious, it will be tough to schoolwork. enclosed setting, more of a family ing road race champion. Last year, .m compete with the four-course feast “ I ’ve always been a hands-on kind of person,” Wojick said on he beat Jean-Pierre Ndayisenga by that the students prepared them­ Please turn to page 14 two seconds, turning in a winning selves and served to members of Wednesday. ’ ”The fact is, we run a clocking of 21:45. Four-time cham­ the school administration on pion John Treacy, who holds the ’Tuesday. course record at 21:26 set in 1979, is There was turkey with stuffing, TODAY’S HERALD back in the field. mashed potatoes and sweet pota­ toes, cranberry sauce, freshly- Proceeds from the race are baked rolls and four kinds of pies — Chicago mayor dies a low near 30. Sunny Friday with earmarked for Muscular Dys­ ■V/ more than enough food for the 20 highs near 40. Details on page 2. trophy Research In Connecticut, guests gathered around the beauti­ Harold Washington, Chicago’s the national objective of the Nut­ fully decorated tables. first black mayor, collapsed at his meg Forest. Tall Cedars of 1^ “ The best part was the chocolate City Hall office Wednesday and Index banon. who for years were chief pudding pie, with the ice cream,” died of an apparent heart attack at sponsor of the race. More than one young man said afterward. a hospiUl where doctors worked 28 pagM. 2 snclion* $21,000 was raised a year ago. “ That was really great! ” feverishly for two hours to revive Business_____25 Obituaries____ 14 The football game pits the state’s The 11 students, part of a him. Story on page ll. Classified - 26-27 Opinion------6 No 1 team. East Catholic. 9-0 and self-contained program for those C om ics______20 People------24 champion of the All Connecticut Dtvid Kool/M«nc»*Mt«r Htrald who have social and emotional Showers, then cloudy Connecticut__5.8 S po rts------15-19 Conference, against Manchester, difficulties, had been planning the Focus______12 Television____21 which comes in at 3-5-1. Mike Embser, 13, prepares to serve the turkey carved by meal for weeks; Placemats were Showers possible through the Local news__ 2-4 U.S.AWorld _ 9-11 Thomas M. Mesiner Jr., Bonnet Junior High Schooi designed and printed on a computer morning, then cloudy, with a high in East leads the series, 7-5, and was Lottery. . 2 Weekend__22-23 with a graphics program. Wooden the 50s today. Gearing tonight with a 21-7 winner a year ago. principai, at a iunchoon on Tuesday. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 26, 1987 - 3 * t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Nov. 26, 1987 Cbmmunity Thanksgiving Student union, radio has famiiy atmosphere station sought at MCC agreed. “Five peofrie called nn J James students. Bv Andrew J. Davis Plans to construct a student radio carrier system, but plans By Nancy Concelman c S o k m ham.” he said. MACCj center building are remote, he would be for it to eventually acquire Manchester Herald Between 12 and 15 volunteers will Manchester Herald be available to give rides to ^ s e began accepting volunteers in late. added. its own frequency. October and early November, but The subcommittee hopes to have If the station is able to acquire Its At a time -when many people who n e ^ them, Brindisi said. OnM A new student union and radio they get there, guests will be served some expressed Interest even station may be in Manchester at least a temporary student union own frequency, it would be able to spend Thanksgiving at home with sooner. "M y earliest volunteer was serve Manchester and the sur­ family or friends, church volun­ cheese and caviar, donated *>y . Community College’s future. by February, Kudra said. Costs for anonymous source, Kissman Mid. the Friday after Thanksgiving last Two subcommittees of the col­ the union have not been deter­ rounding area, Wohlsen said. He teers have turned the St. James year,” Brindisi Mid. mined, since subcommittee said the station might be able to School cafeteria on Park Street Into "This Isn’t a soup kitchen, he lege’s student Mnate have been added. “It’s a sit-down dinner, Volunteers also include the formed by Student Senate Presi­ members are unsure what needs to acquire Its own frequency in a year. home for people who would nor­ Mrvers and entertainers,,who help be bought. The coste will be The subcommittee has worked mally spend Thanksgiving alone. course after course. Evenrthing is dent Rory Q. Bruce to look into the hoihemade.” Also on the menu was make the afternoon eitjoyable, issues. The plans were discusMd determined once the subcommittee out an agreement in which WKHT At the annual Thanksgiving Kissman Mid. A waiter and wai­ of Hartford-Manchester would do­ dinner at noon today In the St. wild turkey rice soup, yams, 'Diesday afternoon at a meeting of Is sure space is available, Bruce stuffing, cranberry Muce and of tress was assigned to each of the) 12 the College Senate In the Frederick said. nate unused equipment, he Mid. No James School cafeteria, more than specific equipment would be do­ 120 people were expected to the course, ham and turkey. tables, each of which Mated. 10 Lowe Building. "We have most of the stuff,” he largest family to gather in Man­ Volunteers cooked the eight 20- people. "TheM Mrvers really want Since the original east campus said. "The question is where to put nated until WKHT. which is moving chester for Thanksgiving dinner. pound turkeys and one 20-pound to show people a good time,” he student center burned in 1979, the it." ’The subcommittee would look from Manchester to Hartford, is ham at their homes and brought said. w -t a 5,507 students have been without a into purchasing a large-screen sure of what it does not need in its Last year’s dinner drew about 100 The entertainers, alM volun­ television, a video cassette re­ Hartford offices, he said. guests. them to the cafeteria this morning. meeting place, said Kenneth The event, sponsored by the "We could cook 13 turkeys easily teers, included two ^ pianists, a Kudra, chairman of the student corder and other equipment if Depending upon WKHT’s dona­ Manchester Area Conference of this year with all the volunteers,” violinist, two dancers and a clarine­ center subcommittee. deemed necessary, he Mid. tion, cost estimates range from tist from New Orleans who’s The subcommittee will meet with $5,000 to $10,000 plus an additional N Churches, began in 1981, when, Brindisi said Wednesday. More "A person should be a balanced about 60 people gathered In the St. than 200 volunteered for this year’s visiting a friend who Is a member of person,” Kudra said. "(They) Jonathan M. Daube, college presi­ $5,000 for an antenna, WohlMn Mid. James cafeteria. The number of dinner, including cooks, drivers St. James Church! Entertainment shouldn’t be culturally deprived.” dent. Wednesday to discuss the Daube, who attended the meet­ began at 11:45 and will continue ing, cautioned subcommittee guests has grown over the years and the bakers who made the 30 to David Kool/Mtnchatlar Haratd There are several locations under plans. with the event’s reputation. 40 pies and cakes served for until about 2:45. consideration, Kudra said, but the One of the uses for a student union members to slow down since the TTie dinner isn’t Just for the poor, dessert. "We try to make this such an Paper turkeys most promising is a portion of the may be to house a college radio project has yet to receive college the homeless or a certain age "It’s overwhelming, the volun- occasion that they will remember Lowe Program Center in the Lowe station, Bruce said. Other locations approval. in the Lowe Building are being "You’re talking as if it’s ap­ group, but lor everyone. "This is for ------.. Rrindisl said. Kissman this for a long time,” Kissman Mid. noon today in the school cafeteria Building. He said the center is Eight-year-olds Michael Johnson, left, rarely filled to capacity. considered. proved and it hasn’t been,” Daube Reginild Plnto/Mtnchmter Htrald those who are alone at this sponsored by Manchester Area Confer­ holiday,” said Pete Bernier, a Maria Decay and Kara Davis of St. James “The best hope is for one-third of According to Ted WohlMn, chair­ said. “You’re getting too far ahead School prepare table decorations for the ence of Churches. the program center,” Kudra said. man of the radio station subcom­ of yourself. ...Your fiscal estimates by the Manchester Area Conference of volunteer. mittee, the station could be in are very low.” Wohlsen will meet Members of a fourth-grade class at St. "We’ve got a lot of families Engineer question Thanksgiving dinner scheduled for ” . . . it is the most logical and unused Churches. Pupils are Meghan Dyer, left, section.” Other sites being consi­ operation by February. The station with Harry A. McIm I, dean of James School decorate the cafeteria coming down,” said Dorothy Brin­ would begin as a low-frequency student affairs. Monday to discuss Wednesday in preparation for the Stephanie Grasso and Damian Lahey. disi, who works with Arthur Kiss- dered are throughout the Lowe man to organize the event. Kissman Building. station around campus by using a the proposal. annual Thanksgiving today sponsored said some University of Connecti­ before directors cut students who can’t make it Directors set to consider A proposal that will allow the The directors had been asked in home will help cook and will sit August to lower the requirements down and eat, as do many of the town to hire a director of engineer­ ing who would not have to be a but they tabled action on the V cooks and servers, who also bring 312 food baskets delivered licensed professional engineer, will request while the town conducted a their families. “My mother eats nationwide search for a licensed change in ruies on Tuesday here,” Kissman said. "We have a be considered by the Board of Directors when it meets ’Tuesday. engineer. That Match failed. At one Bv Alex GIrelll directors to hear both the public Citizens would be able to speak bunch of children running around. point the town Increased the Mlary about questions on the agenda at It makes it more homey.” But directors had several ques­ Manchester Herald and the administration as often as to help the needy celebrate tions about the plan when it was range for the job. ’The maximum necessary. both meetings. But those who want / “We do it so they can have a was ra ls ^ from $40,230 to $44,356. The Board of Directors, which to address the directors on matters family atmosphere,” Brindisi said. explained to them last ’Tuesday in a has been trying to find ways to get Naab’s proposal calls for a single By Nancy Concelman church 40 of the names and five through the week,” Wilson said. workshop session. Under Kandra’s propoMl the agenda for both meetings and that are not on the agenda would baskets were sent to Emmanuel Second Congregational has partici­ ‘"Ihey can be together as a applicant for the job of director of its business done in less time have to wait until the second Manchester Herald community.” The dinner is a good And Director Kenneth Tedford without cutting off public participa­ leaves it to the presiding officer to parishionfrs. pated in the food basket program sharply questioned Acting Town engineering Mrvicea would have to decide at what point to end the first meeting of the month, early in the More than 19 volunteers worked for more than 10 years. place for people who don’t know have the ability to get a lIcenM tion, managed to adjourn before meeting. Manchester volunteers from each other to meet and become Engineer William Camosci, one of schools, churches and other organi­ Tuesday afternoon, packing and Late Wednesday morning, four town employees who would be within a reaMndblq, period of time. midnight ’Tuesday. The meeting delivering the food. Johnson said. volunteers from St. James Church friends, Bernier said. This year, to Director Geoffrey Naab asked' ended at 11:55, but the directors had zations are working this Thanksgiv­ reflect that community spirit, the eligible to compete for the position, ing, as in the past, to ensure than no The baskets contained bread, fruits waited outside a garage filled with about his work on the design of the how long that would be. When not acted on adopting new rules of and vegetables, pumpkin pie and 25 baskets. Other volunteers were name chosen for the "restaurant" Kandra said two to three years, procedure. OPTICAL one here goes hungry over the is ’"The Pilgrim Restaurant With reconstruction of Vernon Street, a That action was put off until next holiday. turkeys that weighed up to 10 scheduled to pick up the baskets, project that has spurred criticism Naab said, "that Mems like an ru 'i Men's Levi's®Dockers® pounds for three-member families. which contained a week’s worth of Village Charm," Kissman said. unreasonably long tipne.” ’Tuesday’s meeting. About 3i2 food baskets were ’The sign at the door best because of delays in contruction. delivered to families in Manchester "Some families are just one adult groceries, at noon, said volunteer In a series of questions, Tedford Director Mary Ann Handley When the rules and proposed and they received turkey breasts." Pete Bernier. expresses the spirit of the meal, he asked Kandra what assurance changes were being discussed, and Bolton Tuesday and Wednes­ added. It reads: "Admission: One sought to find out if the need to CONTACT LENSES Shirts day. said Beth Marlow, director of Johnson said. Recipients appreciate the food, change the design of utility installa­ there would be that the person hired Director Kenneth N. Tedford re­ Emmanuel has been taking dona­ said volunteer Dave Brannick. Smile”. Whentheywalkinthedoor, would stay on after having obtained marked that the order of business HEARING fID S human needs at the Manchester guests will be greeted by 10 tions in the street was a factor in Area Conference of Churches. tions of money and non-perishable “They’re very grateful and they causing a portion of the road from a licenM. Kandra Mid there is no called for in the agenda for the ^^and Pants food for the past two months. usually express it.” volunteers and the maitre d’, assurance. meeting in progress did not corres­ EASTERN CONNECTICUT'S LEADING MACC gets the names of people and Kissman. who will hand out menus. Scott Drive south to be torn up for pond to the order outlined in the families for the distribution from Volunteers at Second Congrega­ Unlike many people who’ll spend an extended period. The recommendation for a direcr FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS tional Church, 385 N. Main St , were ’Thanksgiving in front of the televi­ The cafeteria has been decorated tor of engineering Mrvices is one of published rules the directors had social workers and assistance Camosci said that design changes - Gift Certificates Available - also busy Monday afternoon buying sion, Meals on Wheels voluntees with placemats, centerpieces and two involving engineering opera­ before them. agencies in Manchester. wall decorations made by St. were made quickly but state MACC had fewer referrals this and packing food or the eight will spend part of today behind the approvals took a long time. tions the board will conrider Three directors, Geoffrey Naab, 763 Main Street / 643-1191 • 191 Main Street / 643-1900 wheel, delivering an estimated 45 ’Tuesday. The other would to make Stephen T. Cassano. and Barbara year than last. Marlow said, but baskets the church was delivering, Public Works Director George A. ea. volunteers at the 13 Manchester said Cynthia Wilson, who was in hot meals to shut-ins. Kandra has recommended seeking permanent three positions in the B. Weinberg, all have written charge of the program at Second The holiday wasn’t forgotten at engineering design unit formed in suggestions for changes. 2 churches and schools that partici­ an engineer who does not have a Bob's Reg. Price *24.99 & *29.99 pated In the program were still kept Congregational. Manchester’s Samaritan Shelter, Lottery 1984 to permit the town to do The confusion prompted Director professional engineer licenM to James F. "Dutch” Fogarty to busy. The church-designated Sunday either. ’Two volunteers were to cook head the town engineering Mrvice in-houM engineering that would striped woven shirts In assorted colors, S,M,L,XL. Emmanuel Lutheran Church at Nov. 15 as the day to collect money ’Thanksgiving breakfast this morn­ because the town has failed in four otherwiM be contracted out to suggest that a workshop session on Holiday Special 100% cotton twill pleat front pant, assorted colors. 60 Church St, distributed 45 baskets and food, but donations came in ing for the shelter’s clients, since consultant firms. Kandra Mid the the rules be held. Connecticut daily attempts to hire one who is At the suggestion of Mayor Peter 30-40 waist. While they last. between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday, after that date. Each basket Manchester’s soup kitchen is closed licensed. unit has proved its value in Mving said Betty Johnson, who worked contained a turkey or ham, dress­ holidays. The shelter’s hours were Wednesday: 464 time and money, but it Is difficult to P. DiRoM Jr., the board tabled L? 3 Days Only One was hired, but he resigned action, and DiRosa suggested with her husband. Arthur, on the ing and vegetables. "Then you have extended beyond the 7a.m. closing Play Four: 7064 after three days to return to keep personnel as long as the posts Fri., Nov. 27 thru Sun., Nov. 29 distribution. MACC gave the other things to hold the family time until noon. consultant engineering. are labeled temporary. further that directors who have ideas on how meetings should NASSIFF CAMERA We accept MasterCard, Visa, Discover Card 6 proceed should write the sugges­ and American express REGIONAL WEATHER tions and give copies to the town 639 Main St., Manchester Holiday Hours THE WEATHER manager so the board will have a Mon. thru Sat. 9-9, Sun. 10-6 Accu W ealher""forecasl for Tfiursday chance to study them before Tuesday’s meeting. Daylime Cor>ditk>ns and High Temperatures In a memorandum to the boart. Middletown Cassano’s suggested that adminis­ trative reports on items that will be ^ Discount Enfield taken up by the board be given d K i before public comment on those I Toward processing of one roll Hamden items is permitted. Other adminis­ I of color print film / 135, 126, 110 only | Waterbury trative reports would come after the comment. I With Coupon Only - Expires 12/1/87 | Manchester Weinberg, also in a memoran­ dum. said she agrees with Cassa­ no’s proposal, but she suggested In House Processing Only that when town board or commis­ Best Wishes sions report to the directors, they be Hours: M-W, F 9-6 / Thurs. 9-8 / Sat. 9-5 permitted to do so early, at 7:30 p.m., before meetings start. for a very Weinberg was not at Tuesday’s meeting. Happy Tedford suggested Tuesday that all meetings start at 7:30 instead of 643-7369 Thanks- Happy Thanksgiving 8 p.m. so the directors can conclude before 11 p.m. givingl In his memorandum Naab sug­ gested changes he says would from formalize the director’s decision to Tornadoes in Texas; meet twice a month instead of once, as well as making it possible for the The Manchester Herald 'XA FAIRWAY DEPARTMENT 646-1717 snow due in North Bolton High 975 Main Street Houra: M-T-W-F 9-6 Thurs. 9-9 / Sat. 9-5:30 Manchester, CT By The Associated Press York state and southern Vermont plans workshop Sun. 11-5 during the afternoon, and was Be sure to attend the MC/VISA ______STORE 9 Thunderstorms over Texas expected to turn to heavy snow BOLTON — Bolton High School spawned tornadoes Wednesday and freezing rain into Thursday. "Lighting of the Downtown will hold a workshop on financial that killed two people, a winter A winter storm warning was aid this Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the EXTENDED STORE HOURS IN DECEMBER!! storm warning was issued for issued for New York’s Adiron- Christmas Tree” , high school cafeteria. part of northern New England, dacks and St. Lawrence Valley, The guest speaker, Frahk R.A. and a heavy snow warning was and winter storm watches were St. James Chuch Lawn ResnIck. is acting director of fiscal issued for the mountains of posted during the night across affairs at Central Connecticut State southwestern Colorado. northern Vermont and northern 6:30 p.m., Friday Nov. 27 University in New Britain. He has a 3 DAYS ONLY! Rain fell over parts of New New Hampshire and across master’s degree in college adminis­ 8 northern and central Maine for tration. and he has worked in the (Fri. Nov. 27, Sat. Nov. 28, Sun. Nov. 29) Thursday. area of financial aid administration Snow fell across sections of Today’s weather picture was drawn by Becky Gubkin, 10, who for 12 years. Weather Trivia Wisconsin and Michigan and the lives on Leland Drive and attends the Keeney SJreet School. In W.isNnq^no O C , wtvU was tt>c town of Cadillac, Mich., got 5 eaiW-sl 6f theastern Texas during the morn­ for the rest of the holiday weekend, fair with highs in at 847-0948 by 8 p.m. waakdaya lor N e w England Nawapapar Nationwide n on your side ►Ofcl J.T<; the 40s and lows around 30. delivery In Manchaalar. Aaaodallon. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company like ours any longer - FAIRWAY - A STORE OF YESTERDAY TODAY! ing. Hnma OH.r. Oolumbu.. Ohio WASHINGTON (AP) - A — the virus from which smal­ foundations and donations from second experimental vaccine lpox vaccine has been manufac­ individuals and corporations, nota­ that researchers hope could tured. Genes from the surface, Manchester In Brief prevent infection with the AIDS or protein envelope, of the AIDS bly $12,000 this year from U.S. virus are Injected Into the Surgical Corp. of Norwalk. vims was approved for human NEW HAVEN — Ten years after testing Wednesday by the Food vaccinia virus using recombi-., Building and parking spaces on hold it waa atarted by a Yale divinity A recent lunch served at the kitchen included chili on noodles, and Drug Administration. nant DNA techniques. Plans to build a 1,900 square-foot building and add nine parking student. New Haven’s oldest oper- ’The new vaccine was deve­ While the proteins themselves Bolton — Bolton Center School ■< ating soup kitchen serves up to 200 fresh broccoli, cooked frozen com are not infectious, researchers spaces at the West Side Village Square shopping center at 200 W. on the cob and coffee cake. lop^ by Bristol-Myers Co., of has released the names of students people a day as hunger in tte city New York City and is produced believe they may atimulate the Center St. are still on hold because of potential traffic congestion making the first quarter honor rail. .! grows, the director says. O’Sullivan said a Guilford church body to produce antibodies that group delivered the broccoli, which through biotechnology. at the site. Students on the ‘A’ honor roll David O’Sullivan, coordinator of It is made from vaccinia virus may be effective against AIDS The developer of the project, P & K Associates, first presented have received ‘A’s’ in major <• the Community Soup Kitchen, said w a s donated by area the plan to the Planning and Zoning Commission Nov. 9. That subjects with no more than onei*B’ '• the kitchen uses monetary dona- supermarkets. hearing was postponed until Monday because commission in a minor subject, and no less than I tions and giveaway^ of food by O’Sullivan said hunger in the city members wanted to check the site before voting. Monday, PZC ‘B’s’ for effort and citlsenship in all t' bakeries, supermarkets, the fed- has been growing, and more people Fashionable Gifts alternate Josh Howroyd expressed concern about safety subjects. Students on the ‘B’ honor veral government and others to are aware of the soup kitchen and so problems at the already congested site. roll have received no less than ^B’s’ c aerve its mostly male visitors. use it. for your Holiday Giving The intersection of West Center and McKee streets is already in major subjects with no morethan - Forty turkeys and 50 apple pies Guests include the homeless, the busy, Howroyd argued, and the additional building and parking one ‘C’ in a minor subject, and no •> were on the ’Thanksgiving Day working poor, aPd low-income may pose a circulation problem at the center and cause traffic to less than ‘B’s’ for effort, and I. menu, he said in a recent Interview. people on welfare and Social SAVE UP TO 30% back up onto the streets. Commission members decided to take a citizenship in ail subjects. “We’ve been swamped with Security. Many elderly people also Off Regular Prices donations. I wish I could say the come, using the place as a social second look at the site. ‘A’ Honor Roll: eighth-grader gathering spot as well as a place to Commission secretary Leo Kwash was concerned that a Alison Killorin; seventh-graders same for February, June and August,” O’Sullivan said. get a meal, he said. detention basin in the parking lot at the comer of McKee and West Shireen Deen and Renee Gaudet. O’Sullivan said he has seen a Center streets was deep enough to create a hazard and should be ‘B’ Honor Roll; eighth-graders The soup kitchen, located on the marked increase of mentally ill Featuring: fenced in. The PZC will continue the hearing on Dec. 7. Matthew Aufman, Iflchaei Czer- grounds of Christ Church close to . the Y^Ie University campus, is one people coming into the soup kit­ nicki, Bryan Levesque, Jesse Mer- chen, at least partly as a result of riam, Danny Minlor, Sandra Nuss, . of the three large dispensers of free ■ Diamonds Elderiy outreach Job to be shared ^ hot meals to the poor in New Haven. the movement to move them out of N and Mark Reiss; seventh-graders state institutions. ■ Diamond Jewelry Michele Armstrong, Mark Blafkln, It has'.served more than 46,000 The town has hired a woman to share the Job of elderly outreach ! meals this year. Clients are mostly minority men coordinator with the present coordinator. Gregory Buonome, Seth Chamber- between the ages of 18 and 55, ■ Gold, 14K & 18K land, Julie Cook, Naomi Kucienski, It was started 10 years ago after Deborah J. Stein, who holds a master’s degree in rehabilitation David Kool/MinchMter Herald Yale Divinity School student Diane O’Sullivan said. counseling, will begin work Monday, according to a news release Andrew Lessard, Jennifer Owen, “They’re a rougher crowd,” he ■ Pearls Kristian Richards, Benjamin Ro­ Wellbome was stopped on the street issued by the town administration. Student support by a man who asked her for money said, explaining why few women Stein will share her Job with Diane Wicks, the present binson, Alana Serignese, and ’Tho­ and children use the soup kitchen. ■ Watches Eighteen-year-old East Catholic High Tuesday to deliver food baskets around mas Wright. ^ for food, O’Sullivan recalled. There has been talk about estab­ coordinator. The town Board of Directors approved the "She gave him some money, and me'id Job-sharing in September, after it was learned that Wicks would School student Dean Johnson, left, town fOr the holiday. The program is later made some calls to find out lishing a soup kitchen in the city * W r-V ■ Silver Jeremy Palmer, 16, Danielle Smith, 17, sponsored by Manchester Area Confer­ that would cater only to women and not be able to continue to work full time. Bolton ABCs where he could get a meal in the children, he said. Wicks, who has been employed by the town for about 10 years, and Michelle Thibodeau, 17, prepare ence of Churches. city. She found out there was The staff doesn’t become friendly recently returned to her Job after taking maternity leave. schedule meeting » nothing available,” he said. with ail of its clients, but sometimes According to the news release, Stein has worked as a In November 1077, Wellbome and AP photo it lends an extra hand. O’Sullivan placement specialist with the Hartford Easter Seat Rehabilita­ BOLTON — ’The Bolton ABCs .- some friends started serving soup, described one regular named Ed­ Quality Jewelry tion Associates and as rehabilitation supervisor at the Co-defendant’s attorney (Art, Band, Chorus) will hold a • bread and coffee once a week in a die, an elderly alcoholic. with .a International Rehabilitation Associates of Glastonbury. meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 2, at , space the Salvation Army David O’Sullivan, who heads New Haven’s oldest soup Eddie had trouble a few years ago 7; 30 p.m. in the Bolton Elementary provided. kitchen, says that hungry has been growing in the city. “On the first day, they served finding housing after the hotel he Personal Touch School all-purpose room.i The soup kitchen has served more than 46,000 meals in was living in closed. One of the V Pryor elected to Wadsworth post about 20 people,” O’Sullivan said. kitchen staff members found him seeks dismissal of charge At the meeting, the group will be Operations were expanded to the last year. Millard Pryor Jr., chairman and chief executive officer for seeking open discussion on ways to „ three meals and then five meals a some public housing, and eventu­ y ^ R F U G O N l HARTFORD (AP) - Chris­ Wheatley and his girlfriend, Lintner now faces a charge of support music and art in the Bolton the kitchen has three staff regular food source^. Large sour­ ally became his conservator, man­ Lydall Inc., at 1 Colonial Drive and 615 Parker St., was elected Kirta Untner. 17, of Glastonbury conspiracy to commit murder. schools. week, and in 1979, the soup kitchen aging his Social Security checks. lEWELERS, INC. president of the board of the W ads worth Atheneum at the board of topher Wheatley’s defense filed for moved to Christ Church. members, including a cook. Eight­ ces Include the Connecticut Food dismissal of accessory to murder were originally charged with hind­ een people on welfare who are Bank and the U.S. Department of O’Sullivan went to check on directors and board of trustees meeting Nov. 17 in Hartford. ering prosecution for allegedly ^ This year, the soup kitchen is Eddie this summer and found him Manchester Professional Park and conspiracy to commit murder open flve days a week, closed required to work a certain number Agriculture, which distributes sur­ Pryor, has served as vice president and treasurer of the board for charges Wednesday, claiming the lying alMut their whereabouts the Unique and Unusual Shopping plus staples. dead in his apartment. Only soup 341 Broad Street, Suite 103 - 649-9522 the last several years. He has served on the Board of Trustees Wednesdays and Sundays. Between of hours per week help staff the kitchen friends attended his state reneged on a promise to go night of the killing. ISO and 200 peopleeat breakfast and kitchen. There are also volunteers, Other regular contributors in­ M on.-Fri. 10-6t30 / Sal. 9-3 since 1978. easy in return for cooperation. Defense lawyers William Fisher Opportunities clude supermarkets, bakeries and funeral. "I’m very happy to have been elected president of the board of lunch there each day, O’Sullivan mostly Yale students. Authorised Seiko and Citizen Watch Dealer Wheatley, 20, of Glastonbury was and Diane Loi^ filed for dismissal The kitchen gave up serving soup food wholesalers. “We were his family .” O’Sullivan this illustrious museum,” Pryor said. "The Wadsworth on the claim that Hartford County estimated. charged with the counts on Tuesday GLASTONBURY | With an annual budget of $62,000. as it gradually acquired plates and The kitchen also gets grants from said. Atheneum plays a central role in the cultural life of Hartford, as in the Aug. 5 strangulation death of State’s Attorney John Bailey ) Vu* well as the state of Connecticut. With the arrival of our new Joyce Aparo, 47, also of Glaston­ agreed in writing on Aug. 24 that he director, Patrick McCaughey, I look forward to a challenging, bury. whose body officials say was would not pursue any charges HOLIDAY CRAFTS SHOW i exciting term in office.” dumped in Massachusetts after she against Wheatley but hindering was slain at her home. prosecution and perjury in return E x -m a y o r for Wheatley’s cooperation. N O VEM BER 28 & 29th, 1987 t Superior Court Judge John Byrne t 8 scheduled a hearing on the motion g Saturday 10am-6pm / Sunday lOam-Spm g d e n ie s he Dec. 14. Make it a Re'gdI Christmas Authorities claim Wheatley and his girlfriend knew beforehand of a I GLASTONBURY HIGH SCHOOL plot to kill Mrs. Aparo, and that for Hubbard Street, Glastonbury, CT to o k ca sh I There's no place like Regal's for the Holidays! his role Wheatly stood to gain $200 to $1,000 from Mrs. Aparo’s Door Prizes, Santa Claus, OPEN SUNDAY 12 to 5 'TIL CHRISTMAS ★ - daughter. WATERBURY (AP) - Former Fine Food and Refreshments Waferbury Mayor Edward D. Ber- Mrs. Aparo’s daughter, Karin -ia. Aparo, 16, and Karin’s boyfriend, from the Christmas Cafe gin Jr. has denied allegations that 2 Dennis Coleman, 19. both of Glas­ he took $2,()00 to $2,500 in cash from tonbury, are charged with plotting a garage owner to secure city the slaying and Coleman is alleged Sponsored by towing rights. to have carried It out. According to an excerpt of a Ronald Scott Authorities say Mrs. Aparo dis­ NAUBUC FIRE CO. NO. 1 sealed coyrt document obtained by two newspapers, Town Plot Auto HOPSACK BLAZERS RUGBY KNITS approved of her daughter’s rela­ Donation *2“ tionship with Coleman. Body co-owner Settimo DiNino told lonior Citizens / Children Under 12 FREE state polide in January that he gave The Classic Blazer that never Heavy Weight Columbus’ discovery an envelope stuffed with cash to goes out of style... poly and Bergin In the mayor’s office in 1979. 100% Cotton 6 Christopher Columbus disco­ I d IS C O U N T t i c k e t - 50* OFF One AduK Admission wool blend. The perfect gift. An vered the New World Oct. 12,1492. a ^ rg ln ’s attorney, Michael Fa- excellent value at... Ass't. stripes He landed on Watling Island in the 100 of the s4no said Tuesday that DiNino’s S-M-L-XL Bahamas and claimed it for Spain. claim contradicts his earlier sworn The Italian explorer had sailed in Finest Craftsmen In the Northeast statement to police that he gave the 38 to 46 Reg August from Spain. meney'to Thomas Gahan. Bergin’s administrative aide at the time. 38 to 44 Sh Gahan, the Democratic Town 40 to 46 L Committee chairman and Bergin’s aide for years, was arrested Feb. 9 Join us in our second annual on six bribe-receiving and six Big & Tall sizes...M19®° corrupt election practice charges Christmas Open House for allegedly collecting more than PURITAN $22,000 In bribes. The money, paid between 1981 Ronald Scott “Soft Orion" Sweaters and 1985 by owners of three city garages, was given with the under­ TWEED SPORT COATS • 100 Dupont Orion standing it would buy lucrative city • 16 Colors $1890 towing patronage for the donors, David Kool/Mancheater Herald • f 99% Wool Shetlands $ 1 0 9 9 0 • Fully Washable garage owners told state police in ■ Stripes & Plaids All set for the fair interviews prior to Gahan’s arrest. w Reg. to $150 • S-M-L-XL Reg. $24 £ Gahan has pleaded innocent and Mary Naughton, left, Tom Kehoe and Saturday, Dec. 5. Baked goods will also Monday Evening, Nov. 30th is scheduled to go to trial ’Tuesday IN DOUBT? A REGAL GIFT CERTIFICATE! 6:00 pm — 9:00 pm in Waterbury. ★ FREE ALTERATIONS Geraldine Williams display some of the be sold during the fair, which will begin A photocopy of the excerpt from crafts Wednesday that will be for sale at at 9 a.m. and continue to 4 p.m. Refreshments • Complimentary Flower I the court document was obtained the Manchester Manor Christmas fair on 135 East Center St., Manchester • 64S-82S8 by the Republican and by The Hartford <3ourant. It contained paragraphs 17 through 22 of a ■pENDLEtON sealed affidavit that state police prepared to get a search warrant EMERGENCY • MOVIES for Gahan’s home. 100% Imperial Wools Fire — Police — Medical • V C R * Bergin, interviewed ’Tuesday in Your Full Service • Charcoal . _ _ • TV the office of his attoroey Michael WOOL DIAL 911 i Eastern Video Store • SALES Fasano. said he never received : M u e $ 4 4 0 0 In Manchester E om ily O w n e d money as DiNino claimed. • SERVICE • Sizes32to42 I I Cl nH O pe faff'd The five-term former mayor also SHIRTS • RENTALS TVideo Mid he didn’t know whether DiNino SA V E 20% • 3,000 MOVIES paid money to anyone to secure SOLIDS 9 IN STOCK A patronage work in Waterbury. and Wool Blends ^rgin, formerly an ally of FANCIES AUTO INSURANCE Gahan, had a falling out with the • Black NO PAYMENTS - NO FINANCE CHARGES town chairman several years ago • Postman Blue Until April 1988 and the two are now political $4499 • Grey HOMEOWNERS enemies. • Sizes 32 to 42 DiNino told the Waterbury Re­ i Reg. $55 SA V E 20% publican in a story published GE VMS HQ TABLE MODEL VCR QE VMS HQ MOVIE CAMCORDER Wednesday that he was unable to MOOB.V-7U* MOOB.I MW 8 INSURANCE remember everything he told state X 3 PAYS ONLY 1 Tri-Blend Gallery H aving a police. (PteetMi) “Whatever the sUtement says, I • LI. Grey Heather mupt have Mid. I don’t remember problem with ROBERT BRUCE • Charcoal who I gave the money to. It’s so far • Tan Heather • One Piece Convenience Sleeveless 100% Australian your insurance bach and so many people were I . • Sizes 32 to 42 • 1M Minutei of Recording Capability involved. I don’t remember now,” Wool Scarfs . acco u n t? • CCD Imager DiNino said. SWEATERS -U*. S A V E 20% Refl.$35 . Qturtz Tuninf—Ficquenqr Synthciized • 6:1 Power Zoom F1.2 Lem Ber^n, who Mid he has known • W(X3L ORLON '1 r,- ' . 110 Chdraicl—O U e Compatible . 7 Lux Low Ught SemHivfty the elderly DiNino since Bergin was . W(X)L BLENDS 7 Call us > maybe • High Speed Shutter . Special EMccIf in SIP Mode a child, assumed that DiNino was a • 6 COLORS 90 Texturized Polys we can help. . 4 Evcnt/14 Day Timev . Flying Eraw Head contributor to the Democratic • Navy • Black dx a a A A . Direct Accea W irdcM Remote Ask US about our special Party and Bergin campaigns “be­ •Brown^Grey S O O 4 0 LlztPrle«>290 OUR PRICE *239 Ligt Pricp *1309 OUR PRICE *1199 cause I saw him at fund-raisers.” Reg. $12 •Sizes32lo42 discounts. “But no contribution was ever $-|29o Our service doesn’t stop with the sale. We have a full line service department. accepted with the understanding " “S A V E 2 0 % Reg. $28 Factory Service for Q.E., Panasonic and Quasar. that it would lead to anything,” Reg. $18 OLIVER Bergin Mid. Gahan, contacted ’Tuesday, had OPEN FRI. TILL 9KM 534B East Middle Turnpike Buckingham village no comment, referring the matter 903 MAIN STREET ZUCCARDY 1320D Manchester Road SAT. TILL 5:30 Manchester to his attorney Hugh Keefe of New IN I RECALS I - f East Glastonbury Haven. H -Y our O uahly Man's S h o p ' M MEN'S SHOP SUN. 12-5 AGENCY DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 6 4 9 -5 3 6 9 6 3 3 -5 1 1 8 Keefe said he never sent any 767 Main St. information to anyone concerning Gahan’s case and was aware of the Manchester MoodJt-ItiundaT 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; FrMay & Saturdat 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sunday 12 noon-7 p.m. excerpt only because a reporter 643-9555 had called him. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 26. 19«7 - 7

- MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 26,1987 GREAT SELECTION! GREAT PRICES! GREAT GUARANTEES! Finest SERVICE AFTER THE SALE, TOO! OPINION GUARANTEED GET READY ;& :c Holiday’s LOWEST PRICES J a c k FOR WINTER AtF stereotypes A n d e r s o n HUGE SELECTION comfortable 29 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT There’S poison Everything you say about Thanksgiving is a LOW. LOW PRICES! stereotype. That’s what makes it such a wonderful holiday. in the feast ...and check cot tkeae rR K B aeretcee! The observance of Thanksgiving has changed very little during its history and the S' FR EE MOUNTING! individual pleasures it brings do not change V v at Thanksgiving N much between childhood and old age. } I [S’ f r e e s t a t i c B A U N C IN 6 ! 7 / yr::-^ There are thanksgivings in other places and WASHINGTON — The Pilgrims had pi*obleiijs O ' F R E E R O T A T I O N ! a.MSiiii.Ba no doubt there were thanksgivings in other that would daunt Americans today: pestilence, FREE FRONT-END times. hostile Indians and outdoor plumbing, to name a S' FREEisrCHANGEOVER! But the Thanksgiving we celebrate is a few. Small wonder that they celebrated their ALIGNMENT uniquely American institution. While the survival of that first, terrible year at Plymouth. A S' FREE FLAT REPAIR! WITH THE PURCHASE OF gratitude we feel for the bounty we enjoy is But at least the feasting forefathers didn’t hove FOUR NEW TIRES to contend with some of the problems we face 386 directed toward a universal God, there is an M Every tire sold by Town Fair is backed by our famous V h Y DON’T YOU ENFOfiCETHE LAW ?’ years later: food contamination, cancer-causing “IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE" Guarantee! W IT H element of parochialism in our feelings about pesticide residues, bureaucratic lassitude and the Guaranteed LOWEST PRICE Policy P U R C H A S E ---- • Every tire sold at TOWN FAIR TIRE is guaranteed lor delects O F 2 N E W the day. powerful Industry lobbyists who resist efforts to Tn workmanship or materials lor as long as you own the tire — regardless •When you're ready for tires, don’t sacrifice the quality . . . TIRES We associate it with our national roots, protect consumers. mileagemileaoe received.receiveo. itIf a detectooiwci min workmanship or materials develop, return it to TOWN FAIR, we Just about everything on the Thanksgiving menu performance and guarantee you need. Town Fair Tires, will repair it at no charge or replaoreplace It. . . YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED. particularly in this part of the nation. Open Forum whom you can trust, has a storp near you — there you’ll find And while it is a religious holiday, it is not Is represented In Washington by powerful lobbyists just the right tire at... GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES. ' " ““ W e have selected tizes GUARANTEED against and trade organizations. Their assignment is to glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haz­ NO exalted. In fact, it is a bit homely and •Don't compromise, Town Fair Tires' experience costs no PURCHASE persuade Congress and administrative agencies ards, and it’s FREEl indulgent. We must rem ember that spending struggle for Ann,” was informa­ more. NECESSARY V that government regulations should not be allowed n i E i ^ A nice thought, tive. From there it became equals taxes. The more money •"If you find a lower price advertised in Connecticut within 30 COM PARE US TO A U OTHIR TIRE DEAIERSI Axolbend and MePhoroon Sliul We overeat with unabashed pleasure. We to cut into the freedom of the marketplace — Not Included on AM Above__ government spends, the more blatantly sensationalized, cruel days of pruchase on the same merchandise . . . bring us the watch a race or a football game. We gather but funds lim ited m ICHILIN • GOODYEAR • FIRESTONE • DUNLOP • GENERAL • money it must take from the and lacking in empathy. meaning the profit margin. advertisement and we will beat the price." S i together in families enjoying each other’s Consider the noble bird that is the traditional R.F. GOODRICH • ARMSTRONG • UNIROYAL • YOKOHAMA people, and the less money you As a faculty member, Iknowthe T o the Editor: centerpiece of the Thanksgiving meal. Salmonella and many moro famsuz brand liras company, doing the things we have done on have to spend on things you want girls well that reside at 151 Hartford Road. I can say that they has been found in one-third of all broiler chickens, previous Thanksgivings and saying the things It’s a nice thought to want tobuy to spend them on. as a group and individually are and "no one has said it isn’tthe same for turkeys,” we have said on previous Thanksgivings, the railway from the North End to (Thoughts from a Libertarian.) both admirable and vulnerable. according to Diane Heim an, government affairs PRICEBUSTERS! ALL-SEASON automatically avoiding any of the stressful the Cheney mills, but there are a I f t Quality III Peter J. McNamara They, as others in their peer director of Public Voice for Food and Health Slaal Railed communications that unfortunately are part few things that should be thought 1st Quality Economy E con om y group, are growing up facing the Policy. The risk of salmonella has grown as RADIAL (-“ w w i w r g p of first. 106 Summ it St. of our everyday life. usual struggles and choices of diet-conscious Americans have Increased their DOUBLE BELTED 1. The town of Manchester M anchester ALL-SEASON WHITEWALL Some of us, even the most sedentary of us, adolescents. consumption of poultry to the point where 188/80R13...... 'as' DOUBLE-BELTED Radial Whitewalls doesn’t have unlimited funds. Any 1186/80R13...... '30 RADIAL W.W^ take to walking in the woods and soaking in Manchester is now their home inspection lines are understaffed. 175/80R13...... *33 ’ 155/B0R13... *39 20S/75R14...'S2 money that it spends must come 165/80R13... >43 215/75R14...»55 sensations we would normally consider a and with the help of a teaching The turkey Industry’s use of penldillin and ie5/80R13...... *33 1S5/60R13...'S4 out of the pocketsof the taxpayer. Strive to m eet 198/78R14...... *38 175/B0R13... *45 205/75R15...'S4 staff and community they are tetracycline to enhance growth and ward off 105/80R13 ... 'M waste of time. Now. $200,000 m ay not sound likea ' 205/75R14...... 'IS ieS/80R13... *47 215/75R1S...<56 education goals building a life of independence disease has not been an unmixed blessing for 1S5/80R13. * n But for all that, the Thanksgiving lot of money when you think of the 215/75R14...... *2T 185/7SR14... *45 225/75R15... N 208/75R15 ,..'44 guests to our table or bringing our table to the state Board of Education- functioning and productive fam­ ineffective. li^G oodrlch nADIAL W.W. a rT y iim m lf Famous Mtg. 2. One resident said, “ We must 215/7 5R 1 5 ..* a guests, feeling that bounty is to be shared. appointed Staffing and Institution ily in every sense of the word. Consumer groups, like Public Citizen’s Congress 1SS/B0R13...... *S4 205/75R14...... *88 1SS/80RT3 . 20S/7SR14__ *ee do what's best for the 50,000 16S/S0R13...... *S2 205/75R15...... *71 225/75R15 . *48 165/80R13 . 205/7SR1S . ... •ee T 't * e » r o n e Resources Committee suggested For your reporter, Nancy Pap­ Watch and the National Resources Defense 1st Qulality i 17S/S0R13 . That is the feeling that prompted students in residents and not yield to the 175/80R13...... 'SS 215/75R15...... *69 235/75H15, *80 16S/80R13 . 215/75R1S__ *ee BIAS Ready! E con om irS N O W t 18S/S0R13...... *87 225/7SR1S...... *77 225/75R15__ *78 A70H3...... *31 I OTOrIS that Manchester increaseits staff pas, to fabricate aspects of their Council, com plain that the federal govern m en t’s r TwiTef-l 185/75R14 . 7 2 r n iii r h schools to collect food, and prompted g 195/75R14...... ••4 23S/75R1S...... *82 235/75R1S__ *78 E70 14...... •OM H70 1B...... ^ interest of the few.” I assume he f auality RAD lA L 19S/75R14 . ^illLTEDMDIM P7Br14...... 649 L70r15...... M7 by 26 percent. The committee was lives and to delve into areas which lethargic efforts to address the antibiotics problem 1B attar walls ■ 07ti14...... *44 volunteers of the Manchester Area meant the people who live in the BNOWB White' ' 1IS/B0R13... •89 not proposing minimum stand­ need notbe disclosed isanoutright is a reflection of the clout exercised by lobbyists RADIAL : 175/80R13... *84 2 I 1SS/S0R13'39 205/75R14*53l Conference of Churches and others to package area and want to buy the land for ards but calling for sufficient 1S5/B0fl13*44 205/75R1I*43 MIS/75R14. .. *89 violation of these young women’s like the National Turkey Federation, the National 165/80R13*42 20S/75R15*94| /19S/75R14... *99 G m « ro l their back yards. Buthowmanyof 165/80B13*47 205/75R15*44 175/80A13...... *88 food and deliver for a greater enjoyment of resources to provide each and right to privacy. She has acted Broiler Council and the drug industry’s Animal 175/80R13*45 215/75R15*S»E /20S/75R14... *72 the 50,000 people of Manchester 175/MH13'51 215/75R15*4T ' 20S/7SR15... *72 205/70R14...... •84 every child with the means to obviously callous or is definitely Health Institute. «5;I0H13»49 225/75R15*41iJ FAMOUS BRANDS! BIG SAVINGS! 21S/7SR1S... *79 185/75R14...... • iS plenty. ieS/IOR13*54 225/75R15'49 will use thebikepath.comparedto 1I5/75R14*48 235/75R15*46 225/7SR15 .. *79 19S/7SR14...... «M The stereotypes of Thanksgiving are achieve. ignorant .to the emotional reper­ Carol Foreman, former assistant secretary of 1»5,75R1**54 235/75R15*T3 20S/75R15i.... •88 how many people use some of the 19S/75R14M9 235/7SR1S... *92 While the Manchester Educa­ cussions caused by the need for agriculture, told our reporter Jennifer Smith the G n l l n e n i a l comfortable ones that cause us to share with other facilities in town? The town VECTOR T i r c s t o n e tion Association realizes that it is adolescents to defend or explain lobbyists are hard at work trying to scuttle a report r a SIa ir s H o ^ " Major 1S u *!!t^ " no feeling of sacrifice. of Manchester can’t afford to take STEEL RADIAL AU-SEASON ALL-SEASON You Knoi ^ TIEMPO not practical to believe that their backgrounds and situations. by the House Agriculture appropriations Ratreadm 'European Deeign** care of the parks it already has, Town Fair's SN43WS Radial tWhilawall T h e N a m e ” TRAXX Man^ester can fully Implement subcommittee that deals with tte contamination Backed By Maior Mig." 15S/80R13...... *57 Ail-Season Radial W.W. I am not alone in m y disappoint­ FmmouM "i Ton Clad — “Made By 1S5/80R13. .tH 185/751111. .*77 ALL-SEASON^ never mind buy a new bike path “ Quersntee 2fl5/75R14*T3 16S/80R13...... *80 Whitewall 155/80R13. •33 20S/7SR15...... •oa 6 these suggestions all at once, we No Hassle 15S/tOR13*4l 16S/I0R13. .■M 195/75R14..«81 ment in a professional that would problem. The report recommends destruction of 17S/80R13...... *85 ...•09 just because there is one on sale. 155/I0II13*29 215175R14U5 165/I0R13*54 215/75R14*«4 195/70ni3. .*M 205/75R1S. .'U 175/80R13.. *48 1SS/80R13. •82 215/75R15.... feel that it is very important that not take into consideration the poultry contaminated by fecal matter, instead of 18S/80R13...... RADIAL % 18S/7SR14. 22S/75R15...... •73 175/80R13*97 205/75R15*74 21S/75R15..<«4 195/75R14...... »7A .•SB We must think of running thetown 175/M«13'3S 205/75R15M2 175/tOR13..'«7 195/7SR14.. *55 . . . Manchester strive to eventually effect of the information before permitting assembly-line workers to simply rinse 215/75R15*77 205/75R14...... •?§ WhMewellt ■ 195/7SR14. .•09 235/7SR1S.... •?? 1B5/75B14»3I 215/75R15'45 1I5/I0R13*$9 185/70R14..*71 225/75R1S. .>99 like we think of running our own meet the goals outlined in the state 225/75R15*78 20S/7SR1S...... *82 1SS/S0R13... *48 ■ 215/75R15.. *65 20S/7SR14 . .•92 publishing it, especially when the o ff the filth as they do now. 195/75B14»3I 225/75R15M9 1I5/75R14*« 205/70R14..>74 165/80R13... *48 M homes. The taxpayer can only 19S/75R14>(91 235/75R15*79 21S/75R15...... *88 report. crucial points lie in the curricu­ The vegetables and fruits that complement the M5/7SR14*4i1 235/7581134 225/75R15...... >87 175/eoni3... *82 T i r c s t o n c afford to pay so much of his 1SS/S0R13.. .*98 ■ It has always been the aim of t he lum itself and the promising turkey have not escaped consumer groups’ income to the town. All the funny CUSTOM ./18S/7SR14 ...*84 M SUPREME Manchester Board of Education futures thUt can result fro m it. attention either. They cite a National Academy of IW TREADYFORW INTERlJ BIAS PLY M 195/75R14 .. *97 ARRIVA financing in the world can’t erase POLYSTEEL r 20S/75R14 . *82 ALL-SEASON to provide the best possible Sciences study that estim ates nearly 1.5 million Better Quality POLYESTER W .W . STEEL BELTED the fact the money still must come Radial Whitawall 205/75R15. .*82 education for every student in this B I A S « N O W b ia s s n o w t ir e 185/50x13 ...... *2e 215/75R15 *88. RADIAL Maureen M. Shamber cases of cancer will be caused among those now r e t r e a d s 1B5/aOR13...... ‘ S* 155/75x14 ...... >37 Whitewall out of your pocket. •’Ctuaranfeed Whitewalls 225/75R15 Whitewall town. This report provides Man- Gray Lodge of Manchester living in the United States by residues of 28 widely 175/75R14...... >80 195/75x14 ...... >38 T5$/eoni3...... H 165/80R13...... *961 3. Let’s look at our sidewalks, 165/80x13...... *67 A/B 78k13 t5S*5S 195/75ni4 205/75x14 ...... >42 I 175/00913...... *1 185/70R14...... •7a| diester with the guidelines and 151 Hartford Road used pesticides in the food w e eat. 185/75x14...... *3» 20S/75R15...... *74 215/75x14...... >44 105/0Oni3...... H our roads, our schools, our parks. C/D78«14...... |S*SS 225/75x14 ...... >44' 205/70B14...... •! 185/65R14;...... *721 numbers necessary to fully Manchester Because the feds have been so slow to take 67BN14 •*•••? 195/75x14...... 205/75R14...... >71 195/7SR14...... •721 Do we really need the added F7Bk14 . >32.88 205/75x14...... ’ 43 215/75x15...... >42 I 215/70BT4...... H . >24.88 21S/75R14...... *78 225/75x15 ...... >49 1I5/75HU...... N 195/7SR15...... *781 achieve this goal. action, some states — notably California — have 078x14 215/75x14. 225/75R15...... *81 burden of a new bike path to H78X14 >3T.e‘ 235/75x15 ...... *48 1H/75H14...... •' 205/75R15...... *79 ’ Editor’s note: The Interview, undertaken their own efforts to test and regulate .>38.88 215/75x15. 235/75R1S...... *88 20S/7SR1S...... H maintain? Could the money be 078x15 . >38.88 225/75x15.. TIRES For CAM4R0 215/75R16...... 215/75R15...... *04 Catherine D. M azzotta conducted in the kitchen at Gray pesticide residues. This has led the National H78xl5 . . >3e.ss 235175x15. spent better someplace else? L7Bx1S . •FIREBIRD-TRANS AM President Lodge, was arranged hy Mary Agricultural Chemical Anociation and the ULTRA-HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRES and Other “Muscle Car" 4. There is a d irect relationship TSaJo^uaiityBrAS SNoW Owners... Manchester Education Associa­ Carney,programdIrectoratGray Chemical Manufacturers Association to join in between spending and taxes. * Whitewall T,OOD,''\ e AR <.000,^lAR ______• RWL • PROWLER • TOYO tion Lodge. After the Interview, much support of federal legislation that would require ■ GRAND PRIX and Mora! 5. The $200,000 is only the EAQ LE O T ST Raised White Letters ■si:XA4 ALL-SEASON RADIAL W.W.- of the Information which the state testing to be done in conjunction with the Outline White LeHeri 215/70R14...... *69 a u P u m m l l purchasing price on the land. RADIAL T/A 1I9/79R14...... 4 19I/7III1 4 '.'. 1 ‘.MB 225/76x15 ... MS lM/r0Rt9 225/70R15...... *73 109/90R13...... young woman revealed about Environmental Protection Agency. Janet tu/rofti4 BLACKWALL RAISED WHITE LETTER 199/9QR19...... 209/78R19...... h Then you have to clear out the Story violates IM/70Rt« 235/60R14...... *74 17S/70R13...... *70 216/70R14...... •Al 219/78Rt9...... h herself was reviewed by the Hathaway of the National Resources Defense tM40R14 245/60R1S...... *79 18S/80SR14 ... .*$9 10S/7SR13...... *73 216/90R14...... *99 179/90R19...... brush, pave the bike path, main­ TSSlIoM^AOIALjMPOBT'i 2o$/roRi4 105/7OR13...... •79 225/70R14...... •At 1I6/90R12...... 229/76R1S...... ^ reporter and Carney. At no time Concil says the proposed law would undercut MSrf0Rt4 19S/80SR14 ... .*44 1tS/*OR13...... *79 249/90R14___•IPO 1I9/78R14...... 226/70R16...... M99^ tain the right of way, supply police right to privacy m/MRi4 ■ i w e T T i P-6 21S/70R1S...... *92 did Camiey express any desire to tougher state efforts at control, because the E PA is SNOW TIBES m/ioNts 195/80SR15 ... .*69 205/70R13...... *79 protection, and insurance. 185/70R14 >1l/«SNt$ 109/90Hfl14...... ^ 1O0/7OR14...... •7» 225/70R1S...... •AA XH RADIAL issnis... ]4l,«6Ri$ 199/00HR14...... M14 205/80SR15 ... .*72 105/7OR14...... •M 23S/70R15__ •102 WhltswaHs C> 1967 by NEA Inc To the Editor: change, abridge or censqr the much slow er in its testing. 195/70R14 n$40RI$ 20S/70R14...... *97 It would be nice tobuy up all the 16SR13--' 1I9/80HR18...... Mfl GRAND SPIRIT inMORIS-.. i«/rmi4... . MS . I wmnmu.. -- S I t1l/7RI10- Information, which she under­ If this is depressing enough to drive anyone to 165R15... SKRGoodrioh 205/90MR19...... *111 QRANI 2IHIIX 106M10.... itwwu.... . mi|i \ M9/rwM6.. ••» Ri mffWM6- "I figure, if Moscow’s new thinking might radi- open space in town and build all 175/70R13. 209/90MR19...... M27 ■"^MI/7NM6... stood was to be used In a drink, they should be aware of data released by the HRX RAISED WHITE LETTER catiy atter superpower rivalry, M Y new think­ kinds of parks, but we, the To begin with, the article on 1B5/70R13. COM 9T/A 229/00HR14...... M|8 m/70R13...... •97 249/0ON14...... "AA newspaper story. Center for Science in the Public Interest, which 205/60VR13 . .8129 MukbfFmoutMfg. 205/40R13...... •79 23S/7O910...... *99 ing might alter ours." taxpayers, can’t afford todothat. Thursday, Nov. 19, “ Sobriety a ■otter QUALITY STEEL BELTED YOKOHAMA 190/7OR14...... *97 23S/9091S...... ■99 19S/60VR14 .9148 1S5/00HR13 < BLACKWALLS 205/70R14...... »79 310/9SH15...... *99 warned of 52 alcoholic products found to be ■ '^ 'import SNOW TIRES 205/70VR14 . .9124 aOS/SOHR13 * 215/70R14...... "T* 206/70915...... •90 1SS(OOHRt4...... 205/80HR13... .*<4 ...... contaminated with urethane, a deadly carcinogen. 175R14. 215/60VR14 .9149 10S/OOHR14...... *1 239/90R14...... •97 279/90916 *99 155R12. 20S/60VR15 . .9199 9O6/00HR14 . . *1 185/80HR14....*«S 22S/79R14...... *94 SPORTS CAR 185R14 .... .9179 aaS/S0MR14 *1 Here again, consumer activists complain that the 14SR13. 235/60VR15 . 1SB/OOHR1S...... *1 195/80HR14... .*69 HIGH PERFORM/6NCS YOKOHAMA QUALITY TIRES FOR SMALL CARS — COMPACTS — UNUSUAL SIZES | 185/70R14 aoS/OOHRtG ...... *1 Food and Drug Adminsitration has foiled to take 155R13. ais/oovRis...... *1 195/80HR15 ... .*76 RAISED WNITE LETTER • BRIDGESTONE - YOKOHAMA • MICHELIN • QISLAVED • PIRELLI 195/70R14 aos/BsvRie...... •$ 215/50HR13 .. .■104 249/90H914 .. •129 • CONTINENTAL • SEMPERIT • GOODYEAR and More! 16SR13. 205/80HR15....«79 .. No help for the beaten and abandoned action. The Distilled Spirits Council denies that the 165R15... aas/sovRie ...... •$ 24S/50HR14 . . .*139 229/0OH919 •129 ECONOMY RADIAL GOODYEAR DUNLOP 175/70R13 RKEN 195/90HR14 . . .*109 239/90H919 .. •129 le v el of urethane in its m em bers’ booze poses a 1B5/65R15 21S/90HR14 . . .•619 249/90H919 .. •ISA 9PORT9 TIRE9 COR9A QT IBS/ 0R13...... 3IS/&OVR13 SUMITOMO 239/90HR14 .. .•132 216/60H915 . . •lAA IBBRia...... 1 B B / B 0 R 1 3 ...... ••* health threat. 19S/S0VR1S 1SBR13 •»$ 1 7 6 / Q O R 1 3 ...... •Df 2 2 5 /S O V R tS iaS/BOHRl3. . 1B5.60HR14 Pmlr*9 Top OuaUty 16SR13...... Evidently Charlotte Fedders is one of those done after the most careful and therefore hioh-pebfobmahce t05/05M R 14 aOO/SOHR13- . ToMrn D ml 1BSR15...... tOS/6&MR1S 10S/OOHR14. . 195.60HR14 RAISED WHITE 1.ETTen nADIALt 17BR14...... timeK:on8uming investigation. But tim e is exactly NKEN J1S/65MR1S 10B/OOHR14 . 225.60RR14 1BSR14...... *4S women destined to be beaten up by men. Three Action on Aquila SNOW TIRES aOS/OOHR14. 19S/70R13...... •t* 335/70RI4...... >Te 17B/70R13 10S/60M R 13 ai8f00HR14...... 229/70916...... •72 aia ^ tIVNMU . what social workers, with spine-snapping case t0& /6O H R 14 aas/ooHRi4. 19S.60HR1S 21S/0OR13 •AS 1QB/70R14taS/70R13 ...... years ago readers of The Wall Street Journal made The Arm y is planning to rush into production of a YOKOHAMA 205/60R13.. «9 S /60 H R 1 4 23B/OOMR14. 205.60HR1S 20S/70R14...... *99 249/90919...... •T* IMPORTS AVON loads, don’t have. New York City case workers lO S / S O H R tS ieS/OOMR1S. 210/7OR14...... •AA 239/70919...... •TO Bsttsr OusHty Imports^ EASON 216/70Vfl1B . . . her acquaintance when the paper published an ie5/60R13-2! 185/60R14.. 1 7 S/70H R 13 aOS/OOHRIB. 24S/90R14...... ^79 295/70919...... •AA tMflll... IMRU.... m ieo/eBHR390 . remote-control reconnaissance plane before some ieS/60R14..^J ie S /7 0 M R 1 4 SPORTS CAR STEEL have responsibility for 60 fam ilies or more each. 195/60R14.. 225/70R14...... ^72 37S/(OR15...... >ae 1 1HR10... i7e/roRii...*4t 200/60MN390 . account of the beatings Mrs. Fedders had received Nicholas 195/50B14 ,*109 ■ ■■ I I •ELTED RADIALS lemiG... 2ao/B5VW3eO . •199 serious bugs are worked out. Congressional 205/60R14 .MW 205/60R14.. tSBRia...... *39 RIG..- iM7raRi4...*i4 These are the men and women who are charged * 148R13 *>• 17IR14...... iei/7«M4______...«•! MICHKLIN TRX at the hands of her husband, John Fedders, the investigators have recommended that production 225/60B14 .M l* ] 225/60R14.. MONSTER TIRES I 1BBR13 •*• ie8/70HN36S...... •! 195/80R1S.MW 1BBR13 . . ■RIDOESTONE 1tO/65HR3M...... *1 Von Hoffman with safeguarding form er fetuses, now children, 195/60R15.. 1SBR1B...... *49 1 S 5 R 1 3 ...... ••3 chief of enforcement at the Securities and be postponed until the drone can be given more 205/60R15.M1J 1 1 Wranglor 31x10.S0.S0R1S. .•13* 17SRI4. ••^ 1 G S R 1 3 ...... 1tQ/6BHW390---- but they don’t have tim e to do it and they’re not 215/60B1S.M1* 205/60R1S.. 179/70R13...... »«4 1 7 6 / 7 0 R 1 4 ...... CONTINENTAL Exchange Commission. The story caused no little tests — and passes them. DUNLOR ....CCPXBOWQ) 1BS/70R13...... *«• 17B/70R131RWL) . . IN Ml.. going to get more tim e to protect other little girls 205/SSR15 .M4* 215/60R15.. a t a lO B O R IB ...... 1B6/70R14...... •«• 1BS/60R1B ...... -lit______commotion because the wife-beating brute 225/50R16 .>189 t.75R16.5..'148 a a a tl.B O R IS ...... •94B 1QB/70R14...... *4W The unmanned plane, called the Aquila (E agle), 215/l5Rlb. Msia.BONIB...... imM4______and boys. We are cutting non-military government 235/eSB16 ■ .•129| 33K12.SW16.S. M49 700R15...... *1141 9.50fl16.5...... ‘IS* aSaia.BOfMBB...... *.ISS ORANO MIX RVT :---- VOKOHAMX ieiRi4...... -.... described in the article was a Reagan weighs about 265 pounds and can fly for as long as B.00HI6.5.. ^ 3 9 l 235/»5R16 .... »I45 10-16...... ••* ..... >41 lewii...... «e« spending. lai-tB... 1GGSR13. . administration appointee, holding a high position in three hours. It’s equipped with a TV screen and will ALL-SEASON T i r « * r o n « ia-i6 — SMi4Mt|___ lYwraMit...... ••• 17B/70R13 ATX li)GK5oodrich ^ltBOIWQ)w.LD 14/3BB-1B ___ m lewrewm.....«ee 1BSR13..... One more rec:ent celebrated case of woman 1B/MB-16...... •elfliS, sii___ at| 30i9.50R15. . . .>114 ALL TERRAIN T/A i7aa4-i6...... •iial „.m i«/retfii4... -- f70>R14 - battering in the news. Joyce Brown is currently RADIALS 235/I5R16.....>l2t| 31x10.50815.. . »11t Rtrr RWL AM 13-1B.B...... •$» Now Mrs. Fedders is absorbing another beating, was beaten to death and her foster father has been ^eryTireBtckedBy 21S/7SR15 .... Maf.SOAIS.. B.BOR14...... 59M 14f3BB-1B.B.... *«M for use to scout out enemy targets that can’t be 23S/75R15 .... 4$t0 )1e10.S0N15. SOaB.BORtB...... a««S 1B/3BB-tB.B---aiM accused of the crime. Elizabeth’s natural mother being held in confinement after having have been WHITEWALL .. 4«4s aiEioRies a ta lO .B O R IS ...... 17a40-1B.B.... •MM this one at the hands of an officer of the law courts. seen by ground troops. Town Fair Fima LOW PRICED TRUCK TIRES 2$$/05RU M 0R 1B .B...... picked up by New York Mayor Ed Koch’s squad of Retreads • BIAS • S a a n .B O R IB ...... les/soNia . Charlotte Fedders has written the story of this has told reporters that she has the baby because mOH-CLAO 33aia.BORtS ...... trail euuiiH The tiny plane got high marks for mobility, flight 700 14____ , »4# 050 15 5 . . ‘T* 33aia.BQRtB.»...... ALL TERRAIN |l"" M'/1^ 100/761114 . she did not believe in abortion. That was th^ roving pyscho cops. Joyce Brown is a street person, NO HASSLE 155/80R13...... ‘ 27 700-tS...... •0t 000 15.5.. ••a 1M/7SR14 . bruising marriage in a book called “ Shattered and recovery, and electromagnetic capability. But ir5/80H13...... ‘ 29 M70 16...... ■§• 075 16 5 .. . . •M 700-15 .. - WRANOLIR VOKONAMA MONSTER FwnoMMflg. aOS/76f114 . mother’s conscientious choice and it must be an eccentric non-conformist who has been 750 15...... ••al 750-16 ... 205/75R14.. ...*M aaB/7BRi» ... . MM 21S/7SmS...... *941 2US/76f11S...... Dreams,” the profits from which, perhaps $200,000, Arm y personnel had serious difficulties trying to 185/75R14...... *32 196/75615.. L M - 1 B ...... ' 230/Y59I0...... *99| 216/75R16...... respected. Nevertheless, the case ought to give described as having hygienic practices that would • RADIAL • 050-16.5. - 30nt.B0R1B. _____ lttss/isc.... mW 226/7SR1S...... will be scant balm for the beatings she took. John S. operate it, and the Aquila rarely completed its 195/75R14...... *34 LR7GRI5 .»?• 33212.50R15 •II* 10-16.5.... 205/76616.. 31at0.6DR1B ...... *$>7 205/rtm6, 236/7SR15...... make it tough for most of us to have her around. 235/75R15 . 'T* 23S/55R15 . •00 12-16.5.-■ 216/76916 .. ...•99 Stall.B0R15 ...... *9XY$M m/75fl14.. 7 equally conscientious right-to-lifers reason to 33aia.SORtS . Mclnerney, a Maryland divorce court’s domestic missions successfully. ’The Arm y still wants to 205/75R14...... *37 30il50R15 ••• tS0R15 5 . •10* 800-16.5. - 226/76916. ...•99 pause and reconsider. If killing a fetus in the womb Nevertheless, die is well spoken and. In the 215/75R14...... *39 31I1050R15 ••• 575R15.S ..*•4 975 16.5. ■ ■ 236/76916.. ..•109 relations master, has ruled that one-quarter of the start production, and test the corrective measures 0 2 4 . 8 8 , 32inS0R15 •1M is to be called murder, what do you call saving it, courtroom where she and the American Civil I 225/75R14...... ‘ 44 ls3L'K«oodrich book’s proceeds are to go to the husband. later. 215/75R15...... ‘ 39 • ’ : - : 1 0M*m S tm D G C B W M OUELER uriNuiroui allowing it to grow up to be a little girl and Liberties Union have been struggling for her XCH4. ALL-TERRAIN ,,/> Aak About Our (OMMINTI ... (OMFUINTS Of course, if John Fedders hadn’t beaten the 1225/75R15...... ‘44 siKi&toaii RAISED WHITE LETTER permitting its being killed by a foster parent? The liberty, she appeared persuasively rational to one m/7wii0 -^itia/rwiii 33X12.50R1S...... >102 Low, Low Prfcaa OR (OMPUMINTS... stuffings out of Charlotte Fedders no less than I235/75R15...... ‘ 49 •117 I M08 •1S8 22S/7SR1S...... *109 right-to-lifers have never satisfactorily dealt with 33x12.50R16.5 • AMERICAN RACING I" order 10 r>elp you ben., seven times, according to her lawyer, what kind of judge who wanted to let her go. •BBS-APPLIANCE «»nl’'?o f or lusi what happens to the fetus after it has been snatched The easels being appealed, however, by a iBaurlipfitprI HpralJi WE ARE -CONCHI-ENKEI a story would the woman have to sell? There would •CAROL SHELBY opera,1°,'“"' our from the abortionist. government which insists she is mentally ill and a be no book, no chance for a made-for-TV movie. Founded In 1001 TO TOW N FAIR TIRE CENTERS TIRE SPECIALISTS • CENTERLINE-ET CONTACT on WniTC: maa •CRAGER. EPSILON The sine qua non of a good story is a believable In the aftermath of the little girl’s death, danger to herself. The fiction, though, is that Joyce GOTTI-KEYSTONE disturbing questions have been raised about why Brown will be better off behind the bars of a -MOMO-SUPERIOR villain, and the record, as it has been published in PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publlalwf V E R N O N •MOTOSPORT the authorities didn’t move to protect her. Stories government mental hospital than she will QEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... EdHor MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD SUPER LITE the newspapers at least, shows that John Fedders And Lots tires have been printed about repeated calls to the police wandering the streets. If there are no social DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exteutiv* EdHor 295 Hartford Tpke. ,s,„'2>"»»!pofRoed has done his best to fill that role. Columnist M ary ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AmocM o EdHor 467 E. Main Street by neighbors who thought the child was being workers to protect an Elizabeth Steinberg, there 328 Middle Tpke. West Located In the K-Maii Shopping Ctr. • SIrelford, CT 06497 M cGrory takes the wife’s side, observing that by Locitad In the Warohouaa Fooda Plaza ^ Call Ton Free cruelly treated. Several times the authorities are no doctors, no nurses to treat Joyce Brown. DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvorHting DIroclor In IronI of Parkada Shopping CIr. Master Mclnerney’s reasoning. Hitler is entitled to 1-600-972.2245 came, looked into the matter and left the child with There is no money for them; they don’t exist. MARK F. ABRAITI8...... Butinon Manogor 872-2060 a cut from The D ia ry o f Anne Frank. 646-8227 569-8710 For two women and one dead little girl the SHELDON COHEN...... Compotlnfl Mtnagor Six-year-old Elizabeth Steinberg didn’t live long the foster parents. It’s a dicey and difficult matter, ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Prataroofli Manager vaunted protections are legend, pure public jOANNk Q. FMOMERTH...... Circulation Manager enough to face Charlotte Fedders’ ordeal. As a having the government intervene between a child perturbed nation has been learning, the little girl and its parents, foster or natural. It should only be relations fabrication. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. M. I»87 - t W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov ?6 I9B7 Gang members sought in killing at New Haven Thanksgiving reunion set for siblings separated in 1929 could get enough police realize anyone had been injured. KiES 6 4 9 -1 4 5 0 will try to raise 82.5 million. from unaffiliated voters and has always been to put Connecticut 643-71 ---1 ”—r 2 thankful to have HUaelieater Menorlal Hospital available to me. ‘T m concerned with gut issues, Democrats. first, to pursue our interests to the 2 T o the naraea on 2 Eaat A and 2292 — III were a teacher I wonM give them L ‘.he cost of our children’s education Weicker has been raising money hiit. to fight for our people.” % all an A*Plna. They give of themaelvea. •V and our parents' health care, the for a bid for a fourth term, but has Also a strong vote getter. Lieber­ DAILY condition of our environment, the not formally announced his plans. man led the Democratic ticket of The food that 1 ate was wonderful and the doctors were terrific. Dr. Jelfrfl^ W aiaer. a hemotology and oncology spectalist and Dr. Nleboiaa Palerm o, my family physician I security of our jobs and the safety of Steve Snider, a spokesman for state officers in 1982 in his first race RENTALS are dedicated and outstanding doctors. I give thanks to all o f them. our streets.” Lieberman said at a Weicker. said the senator would for attorney general and again in from Also, I mve thanks to the visiting nurses and two home health aides who did a good job 1 You con afford to give state Capitol nows conference. announce his plans after the first of 1986. when he was re-elected. looking after me, and to Melanie for the good food from meals on wheels. '■ Lieberman didn't formally de­ 6 the year. If he loses, he still keeps his $ i i ^ 9 5 I give thanks to the people I love — My dear cousin Josephine Crasso, who visited me clare his candidacy, saying he Snider also said Weicker would high-profile job as attorney gen­ Pw8iy I every one o f my nineteen days in the hospital — my lovely aunt Catherine ^ n ven to Q gift of fine JEWELRY! C a i A N D would do that early next year. have no comment on Lieberman’s eral. which he’s held for almost five who visited me and helped me as much as sne could — my dear frien d Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ 6 In.stead. he announced the forma­ candidacy. years. bert Debate. Bob and Ann came every dav to the hospital and took me to my appoint­ tion of the Lieberman for Senate Lieberman criticized Weicker. Lieberman said his candidacy ments, etc. Thanks to my sister-in-law ana her husband, Rena and Lou Damato who do Committee that will enable him to saying the flamboyant senator has also would be boosted by a unified A lto araffahfe; everything for me. Also. Vic and Mary Dubaldo, my very good neighbors who send me 19 homemade chicken soup and noodles. Also to Ann, irom tlw beauty salon in Manchester start raising funds for the I9RR often pursued a "personal agenda” Democratic Party supporting his Affordable Mall - she cut, washed and iet my hair and she didn't take any money. campaign. Gov. William O’Neill to the detriment of Connecticut Week and Monthly campaign. Last, but not least, I give thanks to my good friend Sonny Damato, who makes sure I Rental Rates have everything I need. OPENING Charges denied I am glad to* live in Homestead Park in Manchester. The people are wonderful and 6 4 6-0128 kind. I greatly thank everyone. in kId-porn case LYNCH LEASING, INC. Now, I call all of this... Thanksgiving. 435 WEST CENTER ST. Have a Nice Day, HARTFORD (AP) — A Plymouth MANCHESTER, CT Laura Osella i...a n e w k in d man has pleaded innocent in ■)y Hartford Superior Court to sexual as.sault charges stemming from an of clothing store investigation of photographs of nude children found at his home. 0 1 / * Nikolai Zarick. 32, entered his Every garment...only *8 plea Tuesday to charges of second- tfi€ 0tore S3 and fourth-degree sexual assault, tk VlTTNER’S — IT WOULDN’T BE and 16 counts of risk of injury to a s a remarkable value! minor. MORE! CHRISTMAS WITHOUT US. COME IN Police arrested Zarick and his It M ORE wife. Robin A. Zarick. 36. also of AND SEE THE MOST COMPLETE pi. Plymouth, after an investigation frt€njltf 0€rvic€ ! rvfc that began when an Auburn. Mass., MORE fine cinalu^ / SHOP IN THIS AREA. photography lab alerted authorities ‘O.'j after processing pictures of nude MORE val^ee / boys and girls. MEMORIAL PIECES ANNALEE DOLLS Police said they seized 63 rolls of film containing negatives of nude FOR THE CEMETERY COME IN AND SEE OUR HUGE> V children from the couple’s home. BASKETS AND BLANKETS DISPLAY. WE ALSO HAVE^THE] Mrs. Zarick has also pleaded 'S -, : - -r innocent to charges in the case MADE FRESH DAILY. BEST PRICES AROUND 305 East Center Street Oi. DECORATED TO APPEAL Manchester, CT 9 Ford Motor Co. was incorporated TO EVERYONE. in 1903. 9 FAMOUS COLONIAL CANDLES OF CAPE COD p U R COMPLETE STOCK REGULAR ,OF CANDLES ARE 20% OFF PRICES UNTIL 8 DEC. 6,1987 iftsforthe person zuho has everything BIRD FEEDERS S POINSETTIAS ARTIFICIAL t Gift Certificates ALL SIZES MAKE A REAL NICE m 4k You don't have to be made of gold to afford our Christmas gifts. TREES 4* from $4.$0 and up AVAILABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT. 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TILL 9;00 Fine Jewelry at Low, Low Prices ONE PRICE SHOP a v iw s is y l g ift SoKcd and ready fo r giving GARDEN CENTER & CHRISTMAS SHOP 344 'BroadSt. iMancfiester, C T06040 VlTTNER’S mam 141 Center Street, Manchester 649-4537 ^ - -j Manchester Parkade • West Middle Turnpike • Manchester 1 TOLUND TURNPIKE - ROUTE S3 . . . I VISA I (203)646-6846 Olhet itoies in Rocky H ill: Caldoi Plaia. oil Sil», Doane Highway. In W ath.rifl.ld: Joidon Lana Shopping Cental on the Bailin MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN UNE \ HOURS. Mon.-Sat 10-5;.30 Thurs. 10-9 p m Turnpike In Barlln; Webalei Squaie, oil the Baihn Turnpike, In W ait Hartford: Proapect Plaza. Kane Sliaet. Enllald: Biookiida Plaza. (nt\l to tAe ^{mcAtsterTarkfidc) 649-2623 Hazard Auenue, In W ataibury: W aleibuiy Plaza. Chate Avanuo In Torzlngton: Tollington Canter. Soulh Mam Slieal HOURS: Monday-Fnday 10-9 ; Sat 10-8 , Sun 11-5 . MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuradav. Nov. M. IW - IJ 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 26. 1987 Guerrilla Polish communistsi I Chicago mayor dead after apparent heart attack big machine politicians. Daley said. ’’I thought he was trying to Rev. B. Herbert Martin, were with CHICAGO (AP) - Harold Wa- open his shirt to administer cardio­ him when he died, Miller said. hits base ihington, the city’s lint black pulmonary resuscitation, doctors himself died of a heart attack while pick something up off the floor. I consider reforms mayor, collapsed at his City Hall and hospital officials said. ■till in office, 11 years ago. ( ickly realized it was more ’Thousands of people in City Hall office Wednesday and died of an He was pronounced dead at 1:30 Washington’s “name will loom erious than that and I called the and throughout Chicago waited for mayor’s security detail. WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Polish Jaruzelski said. "Our program is apparent heart attack at a hospital p.m. despite the efforts of three forever large in the history of word on the mayor’i fate while the in Israel from Poland and for Poland. where doctors worked feverishly teams of heart specialists. Chicago — and rightfully so — as a “From the time the mayor fell at doctors worked. Crowds gathered leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelskl on his desk until the security guard Wednesday urged greater demo­ "It can be fulfilled only with the for two hours to revive him. In Santa Barbara, Calif., Presi­ man who strived to serve his fellow downtown in Daley Center. Many JERUSALEM (AP) - At least support and participation of the dtiiens,” Daley said. was inside the office applying first wept when they heard the official one Arab guerrilla landed In cracy and offered an olive branch to “His heart rhythm Just ail of a dent Reagan remembered Wa­ entire society. We are appealing for sudden ceased to be normal,” said shington as "a dedicated and Washington was kept alive by a aid, hot 30 seconds elapsed,” Miller news. northern Israel In a hang glider his critics at a Communist Party said. “From the moment the mayor Central Committee meeting consid­ this in the name of... the good of the Dr. David Kramer, who was in the outspoken leader who guided one of heart-lung machine that circulated “Harold Washington’s death is a Wednesday and attacked an Israeli his blood, but doctors could not get stopped breathing of his own base, killing six soldiers and ering political reforms. motherland.” emergency room at Northwestern our largest cities tiirough the tragedy for Chicago and for civil Final action on approving the Memorial Hospital. “It appears 1980s.” his heart to resume beating nor­ ability, he was being administered rights," said Sen. Edward M. wounding eight, an army spokes­ But In an apparent warning to the CPR.” banned Solidarity trade union, he party’s political reform program that he basically didn’t suffer any “Harold Washington will truly be mally, said Dr. John Sanders, Kenney, D-Mais. "His loss is men said. A guerrilla was also will be taken in a second session «f pain.” Northwestern chief of staff and a Under city rules, Vlce.^Mayor killed. criticized those opponents “who missed, not only by the people of especially untimely, because after the plenum in early December, "We won’t know until the auto­ Chicago, but also 1^ many across cardiac specialist. David'Orr, the 49th Ward Slder- his resounding re-election last An army spokesman said earlier continue to reject every positive man, became Interim inayor and Initiative,” and warned that the after the referendum results are psy, but the cardiac arrest was the country for whom he provided An autopsy was to be performed, spring, Chicago had achieved a new that the guerrillas entered the known, Jaruzelski said. i officials said. will serve untitthe City Council can country late Wednesday near the government would never allow “a probably brought on by a heart leadership on urban issues," the sense of unity and pride." attack,” Kramer said. g president in a atatement. Washington was stricken at 11:01 select an acting mayor from ita own northern town of Kiryat Shemona. repetition of anarchy.” In his closing address, the Polish a.m. CST, slumping over his desk ranks, said Orr. The acting mayor “The citizens of Chicago have lost “There was a fierce gunbattle, In the daylong plenum discus­ leader called for Continuing the The 6S-year-old mayor, who won "Mayor Washington had dbep a great mayor,’’ said New York his second four-year term earlier love for his city, which has suffered while conferring with Alton Miller, will serve until a special election and there were casualties on both sions, party members said a process of “socialist renewal” that his press secretary, and aides in his can be held, he said. Mayor Edward I. Koch. “The sides,” he said, speaking on condi­ package of political reforms al­ he dated from the December 1981 this year, was rushed by ambu­ a tremendous lost with his pass­ citizens of all other American lance to the hospital where he ing,” said State’s Attorney Richard fifth floor office. Washington’s half-brother, HAROLD WASHINGTON tion of anonymity. ready approved by the Politburo martial law crackdown on Solidar­ Ramon Price; his fiancee, Mary cities, towns and villages have lost and made public would produce arrived at 11:30 a.m. CST in full Daley, son of the late Mayor “He suddenly, in general chit­ . . . collapsed at office The incident was the first time ity. which until then was the East cardiac arrest. Paramedics ripped chat, slumped to one side,” Miller Ellis Smith; and his pastor, the a great friend. guerrillas sneaked into Israel since better candidates for political of­ bloc’s only legal independent trade Richard J. Daley, last of Chicago’s N April, when Palestinian fighters fice and help bring young people union. penetrated the northern border on back to party ranks. He said the government stands foot and killed two soldiers before The report urges making some ready to talk to its critics, no matter being slain themselves. elections more democratic by drop­ what their past associations. Missiles will stop at treaty signing That attack was the bloodiest ping preferential candidates, eas­ “We don’t want to pick through Rixjqxirf infiltration in seven years. ing regulations on forming private people’s biographies,” he said. BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - once the treaty was signed. Hans-Dletrich Genscher,, the Britain, Italy and Belgium. He said The Israeli military censor held associations, strengthening local “The bigger the readiness for Secretary of State George P. Shultz Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ West German foreign minister, and the NATO allies had expressed no up the news of Wednesday’s assault governments and allowing more dialogue, the better the chance for said Wednesday that U.S. deploy­ chev is scheduled to arrive in other allied officials said after qualms about the Soviet presence. for three hours. AP pholp non-party members into manage­ accommodation.” ment of cruise missiles in Western Washington on Dec. 7 for the meeting with Shultz that they were Some Soviet monitors also will go The shooting lasted from about rial positions. But he also set a limitation on the Europe will stop as soon as a summit, which runs through Dec. pleased with the outcome of the to the Netherlands, where prepara­ with the help of two of her Jaruzelski said the goal of the tions for installing cruise missiles 10; 30 p.m. to shortly after 11 p.m., Barbara Bush, wife of Vice President changes. superpower arms pact is signed, 10. Geneva negotiations and hoped the said the spokesman, who spoke on George Bush, places an ornament atop grandchildren. plenum was to clarify the reforms, even though the deal won’t take It is not clear how long the Senate Senate would ratify the treaty. in 1988 have been under way. taking into account the wishes of “A repetition of anarchy would be condition of anonymity. the National Christmas Tree Wednesday the most dangerous thing.” he said. effect immediately. will deliberate over the treaty, or “This is a treaty that we feel is Shevardnadze, Shultz’s negotiat­ After the gunbattle, Israeli soldi­ society. Technically, the United States whether it will win the necessary our treaty, an alliance treaty, not ing partner, called the agreement ers searched the area near a The plenum took place four days “We are clearly drawing the line between our changes and those could continue with scheduled two-thirds Senate approval. Just one between the United States “a marvelous treaty, of tremend­ moshav, or communal farm, out­ before Sunday’s national referen­ missile deployments even after If it Is ratified, removal will begin and the Soviet Union,” said Giulio ous Importance for the world.” side Kiryat Shemona, a town of dum seeking public endorsement of which would debilitate the state and Bush twins top off national tree dismantle socialism.” next month’s scheduled treaty immediately of the 364 U.S. Toma­ Andreotti, the Italian foreign The Soviet minister, at a news about 30,000 near the Lebanese political reform and a related signing at the superpower summit hawk cruise and Pershing 2 ballis­ minister. conference Tuesday night in Gen­ border. minutes on high. package of economic reforms. It is Earlier in the day, Jaruzelski, WASHINGTON (AP) - ’Twas air Wednesday at the annual who is first secretary of the in Washington, Shultz said. tic nuclear missiles already de­ Since 1983, the United States has eva. also voiced hope that “a V The first aerial infiltration of ceremony to place the main orna­ They waved to their kindergarten the first such vote in Poland in 41 The pact to eliminate shorter- ployed in four European NATO deployed 256 cruise missiles in West political thaw is starting which may Israel occurred on March 7, 1981, the day before Thanksgiving when classmates from Horace Mann years and party leaders have held it Communist Party as well as head of the Bush twins took a birthday trip ment atop the 32-foot living Colo­ the Council of State, said the and intermediate-range nuclear countries, Shultz said. Germany, Britain, Italy and Bel­ lead to a change in the political »io»» when a Palestinian guerrilla rado Blue Spruce on the Ellipse Elementary School, then smiled up as an example of how they want missiles doesn’t take force until it is Already, conservative Republi­ gium, and 168 Pershing 2 ballistic climate on our planet. OFF evaded border defenses and flew a to the top of the National Christmas and waved toward news cameras. to increase civic involvement in plenum would define a “further near the White House. democratization of political life.” ratified by the U.S. Senate, which cans have criticized the agreement, missiles In West Germany. Shultz put the treaty in the hang glider Into Israel. The guer­ ’Tree. Their parents, George W. and public life. Under the agreement, these will Any pair of Rockportt Twins Barbara and Jenna Bush, The youngsters, clad in red He said people should have a could take months. Shultz said the which Shultz completed ’Tuesday in perspective of U.S.-Soviet relations rilla aviator was captured in a sweatshirts and pants, were cling­ Laura Bush,, also attended the While noting that the proposed United States would “kind of hold Geneva with Soviet Foreign Minis­ be scrapped over three years, along village near Afula. on their sixth birthday, accompan­ ceremony which began with the reforms are consistent with the greater say In problems involving in the last toree or four years. In Men’s or Women's ied their grandmother, the vice ing tenaciously to the side of the life and work in one’s enterprise, things constant” until then, thus ter Elduard A. Shevardnadze. with 683 Soviet missiles armed with that period, he said, the two sides ______On April 7, 1980, five guerrillas bucket as it moved up but seemed to singing of “Happy Birthday” to “perestroika” or restructuring tak­ affecting NATO plans to deploy 208 Shultz stopped in Brussels on his 1,565 nuclear warheads. entered the border kibbutz of president’s wife, aboard a cherry their daughters. ing place in the Soviet Union, village, town and country. had shown an “increasing ability to picker bucket as it lurched into the like it after spending several more missiles in the next 13 way back to Washington and Before his news conference at take up problems, to resolve them Misgav Am, killed three people. briefed the 15 NATO members from NATO headquarters, Shultz said Including a 2‘/i-year-old boy, and months. or to disagree about them, without Until recently, the United States Western Europe and Canada on the the pact was a “first step” In having everything fall apart." MARLOW’S took hostages in a nursery. An had been urging NATO allies to outcome, of the discussions. reducing nuclear weapons. "First for Everything Since 1911" army anti-terrorist unit stormed Shultz cited completion of an continue with the scheduled missile He reported they were all "de­ Shultz said the treaty contained Downtown Main Street, Manchester the nursery and killed the lighted with the treaty, and they sore Intrusive” inspection proce- agreement in September at disar­ SANTA SAYS... deployments until the ratification mament talks In Stockholm that guerrillas. process was complete. said so in our meeting today.” Xjres e than ever before. Free Parking Front & Roar of Our Store In March 1978, Palestinians infil­ Some of the allies, including “This is something we have done Shultz said Soviet inspectors will provides for Inspection of military trated by sea and seized a commu­ together ... There is a full sense of be at bases in West Germany, movements in Europe. 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l« - Ma n c h e st e r h e r a l d , Thursday. Nov. 26. 1987 > Compassion is the oniy message^ not pubiicity FOCUS DEAR MR. began the Interview by asking what bed and her husband a job driving a Minneapolis millionaire Percy P.O. Box 95000, MHineapolls, Man. R O S S : You was wrong. truck. Mrs. Sipp smiled at me and. Ross Is internationally known for SS4S5. .Include a telephone number probably won’t She^ reluctantly explained; "We as a closing note, revealed her his philanthropic works and likes to If yon wish. All letters are rend. read my letter have no money. Our bed broke intact uppers! encourage others to help solve Only a few are answered In this because' you down last night. My daughter is problems for those in need. He has column, although others may be Tlianks All I can say to you. Mr. Ross, is, earned a fortune and wealth of acknowledged privately. don’t want to pregnant And she isn’t married. "All happiness to you with your Your neighboi's views hear what I have A MOfion They’re letting my, brother out of wonderful "flashes’ and ‘drops’!” knowledge during his lifetime and to say. the crazy house and sending him to wants to share both before his Hedge mazes served as amuse­ I have leuke­ Percy Ross my house. My upper plate broke. MRS. E.H.B. death. Yon may write to Ross in ment parks in 17th-century mia and dia­ My husband lost his job and he FORT MYFRC A care of the Manchester Herald, England. Are you doing anything special this year for Thanksgiving? betes, with no doesn’t know if he’s madder about hope of ever that or. my brother or our feeling "good” daughter.” again. At best, I Just make it DEAR READERS: The following I was ^overwhelmed — as you through each day. With a family to letter from a reader in Forf Myers, must be sometinies, Mr. Ross. Then #562 Petits Fbors raise and an unemployed husband. Fla., definitely merits the space in I had an idea I’d never been taught SAVE It’s like trying to do the impossible. this column. It borders on being a in all my training. SAVE no® I owe $60,000 in medical bills, plus 20th-century parable. "Mrs. Sipp,” I asked her, “what with these medicine that costs me 9350 a Naturally I’m a little partial bothers you the very most?” She f month Just to stay alive. For what? because it exemplifies my personal, replied; "My broken platA. If I had When I read in the paper the philosophy. I hope the message it fixed, I could eat. If I could eat, I Super Saver things , you give money for — it finds Its way Into your hearts, as it could think. Then I’d find a way makes me sick. Never haye I read did mine. around all the other stuff.” That C o u p o n s! of you helping someone like me — same day I found a kind dentist who that lives in sickness and poverty. DEAR MR. ROSS: The person fixed Mrs. Sipp’splateatnocharge. Mr. Ross, the Lord does not like who called your work a "flash in the A week later I went to her HUD I y #778 Ring In The Season N those that brag about themselves pan” and "drop in the bucket” apartnient. Her brother sat outside and all the good they’ve done. He should have known my Mrs. Sipp. in a swing under a big shade tree. j: I ,5 0 0 wants to know if your’re helping When I was a young social He didn’t look too crazy; just a ■•fiUrlr...... Ml.M someone that can really use the worker, just taking on a case load in sweet old man. Mrs. Sipp invited Manchester Parkade / 398 Middle Tpke. W. money to pay off real debts, such as a new city, Mrs. Sipp was my first me in to meet her 4-day-old Manchester. Ct. 06040 / Tel. (203 ) 649-5147 hospital and medicine bills. client. She was a tall, skinny black granddhugtiter. a beautiful healthy I pray someday that you. too, lady wearing a white sailor cap 'baby. We Mail Anywhere have all the same illnesses, no pulled down so far over her face, it I learned they’d gone to the money and that no one cares seemed to cover her upper lip. I Goodwill, who gave ti^em a good in the U.S.A. Robin Mnrdocfc-Megsera; ‘Tm go­ Boyce Spinelll: "We’re going back Derrick Williams: "I certainly Cheryl Leder: "Well, we Just Suzanne Supple: "Nothing really. Kathy Watkins: "Absolutely no­ enough to help you. ing to actually be cooking the to Syracuse. ’They’ll be more don’t think I'll be doing anything bought a house and we’re having all ’The whole family is getting to­ thing. I’m doing the same thing I MRS. A.J. Thanksgiving dinner. Usually I go running around; more driving.” different this year (buti had hoped) our family. I guess th a t’s gether at my dad’s.” ' always do — going to my mom’s PORTLAND ORE. to my parents.” to visit my family in Barbados.” different.” and baking pies.” DEAR MRS. 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"Where shall I bury my gnawed at a flavorous bone, or people who never really had a dog. ”B.C.” Is not named after the mastoid, causing permanent hear­ something special for their 25th. everyone. If you’re driving, don’t dog?” lifted his head to challenge some Smile at them, for you know comic strip but an abreviation for ing loss. And if unattended, it can Our 3Sth and SOth wedding aniversary. drink and if you’re drinking, don’t We would say to the Ontario man strange intruder. These are good something that is hidden from Brat Cat. precipitate a possible infection in We used it for our parent’s 35th. drive. the brain, according to the Cashiers that there are various places in places in life or in death. Yet it is a them, and which is well worth the ”S.P.” is another abbreviation Current No Matter I—Howir\v A / which a dog may be buried. We are small matter, for if the dog be well knowing. standing for Stockpile Cat where foundation. Will Take An Low The Ticketed Price!!! thinking now of a setter, whose coat remembered, if sometimes he the stray was discovered. 1(T The one best place to bury a good "The unknown factor is why was flame in the sunshine, and who, leaps through your dreams actual dog is in the heart of his master. "Pretzel” is a kitty who gets some people accumulate more Additional 'OFF Sale Ends Dec. 5 Try to stay away so far as we are aware, never as in life, eyes kindling, laughing, And the same of course can be herself into those like-shapes. earwax than others,” Petryshyn entertained a mean or an unworthy begging, it matters not at all where said of a good cat. "Damn You” and "Dammit” are says. "Instead of drying and thought. This setter is buried that dog sleeps. two airedales that were difficult to leaving the ear, earwax gravitates beneath a cherry tree, under 4 feet On a hill where the wind is train and elicited these expressions Parkas • Suits • Bibs SUPER SPECIAL! In previous articles I have listed toward the eardrum, where it Stretch Pants Sweaters from quack ideas of garden loam, and at its proper unrebuked, and the trees are unusual pet names. Here are more. from their owner. diminishes hearing.” season the cherry strews petals on roaring, or beside a stream he knew "Adolph Hitler” is a cat with a Dr. Allan Levenitaal Is a Bolton Warm-Ups • Sweaters Greal Selection ol the green lawn of his grave. in puppyhood. or somewhere in the Fuhrers mustache. (I think I’d veterinarian. U von have any Petryshyn points out that earwax Shells Adulls' & Kids' DEAR DR. Beneath a cherry tree, or an flatness of a pasture lane where is more uncomfortable than dan­ Check The Famous Names! Sale Sweaters! GO’TT: There is shave it off.) questions about pets yWisraM like apple; or eny flowering shrub is an most exhilarating cattle grazed, is to have answered here, wrile to: gerous, placing pressure on the ear CB Sports • Obermeyer Reg $3300 $10000 9 "Dummy” is a cat so graded by a new treatment excellent place to bury a dog. all one to the dog, and all one to you drum and decreasing hearing for children who his owner, he looked pretty smart to Pet Forum, Manchester Herald, Head • Meister Parkas I $*1^5 .$4g95 Beneath such trees, such shrubs, he — and nothing s gained, nothing is me. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 66(H6. ability. Hey Pnees $16500 $26000 are schizoph­ Dr. G ott Tyrolia • Odio renics. It in­ “An accumulation of wax against • And lake An Additional Peter Gott, M.D. the ear drum can even cause Patagonia • Woolrich | volves large Adopt a pet Sl^r • Descente doses of niacin, dizziness and ringing in the ears,” 10% O FR Until Dec 5 vitamins C and he says. "But, it’s important to Kaelin 10 DAYS ONLY! B6. Could you consult with your doctor — and Elviana* Luhta Take An Extra don’t try to remove It yourself.” I # \ 0 / o These Already give me some Buffy needs a home Maser...and more!! I I I /-vr-r“ more informa­ In most people, he explains,- I ^ # O r r (at Ihe register) tion on this? earwax is self-cleansing, gradually By Barbara Richmond Aid to Helpless Animals inc. drying and working its way out of New Styles Of Skiwear Arriving Daily! DEAR READER: Although re­ been a wonderful resource for Manchester Herald needs good homes for cats and the ear. ports in the popular press have many people. Please mention the kittens that are lost or abandoned. endorsed the use of “megavi­ National Alliance for the Mentally We are not able to feature a The organization has the cats tamin” therapy to treat mental III (1901 North Fort Meyer Drive, picture of a dog. at the dog pound, neutered and they are given their ATTENTION illness, no reputable scientific Suite 500, Arlington. CA 22209). This this week. But there’s always shots if they ar old enough before studies have proved that this is a group of parents, children, plenty of dogs waiting for someone being adopted. K mart SHOPPERS therapy is useful. In fact, the spouses, family and friends of to adopt them and give them a good This week’s featured kitty is a 7 American Psychiatric Association people with serious mental illness home. female tortoiseshell named Buffy. In our Nov. ?6 ad on page has stated that megavitamin ther­ helping each other in a comprehen­ She’s about 1 year old. Her only 8, the description of the Sld.M aifket apy Is not useful in treating mental sive community based system of The dog pound is located on town colors are grey and a buff-colored Emerson/Samsung Video property near the town landfill on orange. Judy Lazorik, of Aid to illness. support and care. Cassette player is incorrect. Until such time as megavitamins Olcott Street. Dog Warden Richard Helpless Animals, said this cat Is have been proved beneficial, this DEAR READER: Thank you for Rand is at the pound weekdays very unusually marked and is one The description should read: approach should be labeled as writing and sharing information from noon to 1 p.m. The number at of those cats that purrs if you just Emerson/Samsung VMS quackery and avoided by the the pound is 643-6642. If there’s no look at her. She was scheduled to be about the National Alliance for the answer call the police department V(?P-not VMS VCR. as this public. Mentally III. spayed last week and is ready for at 646-4555. adoption. model is a player and not a Avon To give you more information on In my new Health Report, Where There is also someone on duty at vitamin-related fads. I’m sending to Get Help; Substance Abuse and To adopt Buffy or any of the other recorder. 339 West Mam Street (Route 44) the pound Monday through Friday cats and kittens waiting for good We regret any inconven­ you a free copy of my Health Report Mental Health, I list up-to-date from 6 to 9 p.m. on vitamins. Others who would like resources for readers who are homes, call any of the follo^ng 677-2186 There is a 95 fee to adopt a dog numbers: 666-7000, 232-8317, 242- ience this may have caused a copy should send $1 and your interested in obtaining help for and the new owner must have the our customers. ^ MasterCard • Visa • American Express name and address to P.O. Box these conditions. Readers who 2156 or 623-0480, dog licensed. The new owner must The organization is also looking SALE HOURS: 10A M.-9 PM Mon-Pri ; 10 A.M -6 PM Sat . Noon-5 PM Sun 9I3S9. aeveland. OH 44101-3369. Be would like a copy should send f 1 to Judy Lazorlk/Spadil to Itio Hortid also get the dog its rabies shot. It is sure to mention the title. P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH for people who would be willing to recommended that dogs be board homeless cats until they are 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the neutered. DEAR DR. GO’TT: You have title. Buffy, a female tortoiseshell cat. Is waiting to be adopted. placed. M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Nov. 26, 1987 Military advisers sent to Atlanta Continaed from page 1 apparently to discourage any Local winner In Road Race is not very likely rescue assault. Alarcon said all deportees would "There is no reason to believe '48 were Herb Stevenson, Fran Leary, Bob Bray and It’e been SO years since a Manchester resident world class notations. start with a clean slate when they they are in imminent danger at Gates, also a one-time stickout at Manchester Charles Waite. return to the island. "They will be all,” Ms. Morse said of the claimed first place in the Manchester Road Race High who later added laurels on a national level Robbins and Stevenson are still active, the former exonerated of illegal activities done hostages, but she described the which will note its Slst birthday this morning. while at Eastern Connecticut State University, was as a campaigner and the latter as a valued member before they left Cuba,” he said in a rebels as "very assaultive, very Peter Close was the last hometown man to turn Herald Angle in the prize receiving line 10 times starting in 1971. of the race committee. Robbins will be In the field for Radio Reloj broadcast monitored in aggressive and very vioient." the trick, and it's a safe bet that he may be the last Earl Yost After a two-year absence. Gates came back in 1974 the 38th straight time and 42nd overall. He won in Miami. About 150 prisoners from Atlanta fobe No. 1 In Connecticut’s premier road race. were transferred to federal peni­ to place among the top 25 in nine consecutive both 1945 and 1946 and 13 times finished in the money At the United Nations, U.S. Close showed his heels to the pack In the 1958 event Sports Editor Emeritus Ambassador Vernon Walters said tentiaries in Indiana and Colorado appearances, not running in 1978 and ’81. with 13 places in the top 25,11 times In the top eight. the prision uprisings speak "louder on Tuesday. over the town’s paved streets. Besides John McCluskey, Close and Robbins, one Eight times Gates led all Manchester entries than words” about the human Sen. John Breaux, D-La., said the other home grown thin-clad can find his name a pure local race with around the 4.77 mile course. His best placement rights situation in Cuba, where he Cubans holding 28 hostages in WHAT STARTED OUT AS inscribed on the winner’s plaque. Joe McCluskey said the government supports "a Oakdale had suggested deportation only 12 local residents in 1927 and an identical field was seventh in 1980. He was was 13th in 1979, as if it topped the field in 1930-31-32and, atageSSin 1947, won vast network of prisons, labor to some country other than Cuba. of 12 in 1945 when it was revived after a lapse of 11 was planned that way. for a fourth time. camps and firing squads.” "From this senator’s perspective, I years, has developed into one of the country’s top From 1974 to 1980 in six races he had the honor of In Santa Barbara, Calif., White would be happy if another country not competing in 1984. . being the best of the local entrants. offerings. BOB VINTON. WHO ALSO starred at Manchester House spokesman Marlin Fitz- would accept them,” Breaux told a DeValve first raised a few eyebrows when he just Gates’ all-time placements on the coveted top 25 With the star-studded fields that have graced the High during the Close era , made the top 25 five times, water described President Reagan news conference. starting line for almost all of the previous 50 years, missed the top 25, gaining 26th place in 1979 list were 21st in 1971,22nd in ’74,24th in ’75,16th in Arthur Helton, a civil rights the top seven three times with third place his best as "very concerned” about the although he walked off with the first high school '76,24th in ’77,13th in ’79,7th in ’80,18th In ’82,25th attorney from New York, said the chances of a local entrant winning again are showing In 1960. He was seventh Inboth lOSSand 1959, prison revolts. award. H i s other placements since were 14th in ’80, N slim m er than snow in August. in ’83 and 24th in ’84, when he was N o. 1 among the Federal officials described the disagreements between the Bureau nth in ’54 and 22nd in ’53. 13th in ’81, nth in ’82,16th in ’83,11th again in '85 locals. negotiations to free the 94 hostages of Prisons and the Immigration and ■ The most consistent Manchester finisher in the All the aforementioned were college standouts. and 23rd in ’ 86. in Atlanta as ” on-again, off*again. Naturalization Service were mak­ last decade has been Tim DeValve. The former Close at St. John’s University. Joe McCluskey at ing the Oakdale situation worse. Ragintid PInto/ManohMtar Harald DeValve six times and Gates four times have had Five hostages in the main prison Manchester High and University of Connecticut Fordham, Robbins at UConn and Vinton at were freed at midnight as negotia­ "There is confusion of the goai REFORE DeVALVE’S RISE TO prominence in Manchester’s best showing the last 10 years. standout has made the prize list — reserved for the Georgetown as well as DeValve and Gates. tions resumed and one of 26 people between the federal agencies in­ Road Race annuals from a local standpoint, a man Scene of Investigation first 25 finishers — six times In the last seven years, Just making the top 25 now is the goal of local taken in the hospital was released volved,” he said. being the first Manchester harrier to cross the who has proven not superstitious by wearing No. 13 LOOKING BACK, EIG H T LOCAL runners made But Helton and Bill Quigley, a up the first Road Race field in 1927 with John entrants. Winning in one of the mostprestlglous road with an unspecified medjcal prob­ Examination of evidence uncovered at 24 Pine Hiil St. examiner’s office has determined that bones uncovered finish line first In six of those years, and second on his gear, Steve Gates, carved out quite a record lem, said Sylvia Simons, a federal New Orleans civil rights lawyer, runs In the East appears out of the question against was carried out by Manchester poiice under a tent in the during digging on Tuesday were not human. Story on once. H e’s been the first Manchester man home the in fields that consisted of leading college and club McCluskey winning. 0 Bureau of Prisons spokeswdman in were critical of federal authorities runners, many of whom won national or Eleven years later, Charlie Robbins was oneof five the likes of the national figures who make back yard Wednesday afternoon. The state medicai page 1. past two years and in four of the last four in which Washington. for denying the media and inmates' International honors and whose credentials carried Manchester runners in a field of eight. The others In Manchester their one-day stand on Turkey Day. Ladders were propped against families access to the Cubans. he took part over a five-year span, 1982 thru 1986, the infirmary walls and FBI agents Atlanta Warden Joseph Pe- with Uzi submachine guns and rifle trovksy mentioned the fractious cases joined the highly armored nature of the Cuban leaders in a Parades and tons of turkey ready force at the compound in southeast briefing Tuesday. White intends The Atlanta Journal quoted an Atlanta. meal. Estimates of the number unidentified prison official as say­ By The Associated Press expected on the streets of Philadel­ That second option has been One inmate died and three served vary, but Randolph said his ing: “ It seems like our side has phia on Thursday morning for the eliminated for some in Meredith, V buildings were destroyed by fire as staff counted 100,000 plates in 1985. the siege began Monday. quite a few chiefs, too. There's the A Nebraska woman who had nation’s oldest 'Thanksgiving Day N.H. Brothers Russell and Glenn His effort Is aided by corporate and Kathryn Morse, spokeswoman warden. He's standing by himself. enough to share invited the poor to parade, now in its 68th year. The Hart and sisters Dale Hart and to remain QB individual donations. for the federal Bureau of Prisons in There's two wardens brought in raid her freezer on Thanksgiving, parade, founded by the nowdefunct Lynn Willey decided to close their Many groups like Volunteers of Washington, said hostages had from other (federal prisons). while others prepared turkey Gimbels department store chain, Hart’s Turkey Farm restaurant America and the Salvation Army been dispersed throughout the There's Bureau of Prisons people dinners for families or the needy was taken over by WPVI-TV last Thursday after 10 years of doing also planned dinners for the home­ buildings under Cuban control. from Washington. There’s FBI.” and organizers readied the lavish year. brisk business on Thanksgiving so less, indigent and shut-ins. with Cowboys parades that traditionally greet the That extravaganza of 2,000 they and their employees could holiday season. marchers, 20 bands, eight 65-foot- spend the holiday with their In Bristol, Tenn., a mystery man high balloons, 40 15-foot balloons families. who insists on anonymity and says A few lucky turkeys kept as pets White has completed almost 60 were spared. One restaurant owner and stars of stage, movies and " It’s our most profitable day of he’s a millionaire dying of cancer is Bv Denne H. Freeman ‘Excludable’ Cubans per cent of his passes this year but television also will have Miss the year, but what’s more impor­ teaming up with Mike and Candy The Associated Press ended a 10-year Thanksgiving has 12 interceptions to only six tradition and decided to close for America, Kaye Lani Rae Rafko. tant, family or money?” asked Ellis, owners of a restaurant, to touchdown passes. Fairy tales will come to life in Russell Hart. He added: “ It’s so feed the poor a Thanksgiving IRVING, Texas — Danny White the day so his employees could be Dallas is 5-5 in the NFC East and have little protection with their families. Dallas in a parade sponsored by the busy, so intense, it's not the dining dinner. has decided he wants to be a must defeat Minnesota 6-4 in the Foley’s department store chain. It experience it once was.” " I ’m for the down people who quarterback for the Dallas Cow­ The holiday weekend sees unusu­ NFC Central to keep alive hopes for ally large numbers of travelers will feature Snow White, Jack and Many others are using the day to need a little shove to get over the boys as long as they need him. WASHINGTON (AP) - Cuban Under federal law, aliens who an NFL wild card spot. every year, and this one seemed no the Beanstalk and Rapunzel atop help out the less fortunate. fence, and I feel like I could help “ I'm planning on playing at least refugees seeking to avoid a forced sneak into the country undetected The Vikings have quarterback exception. dozens of floats. A widow with seven grown bump them,” the man said. " I see two or three more years If I can get return to their homeland from the are “ deportable” —butareentitled indecision of their own. Coach More than 3 million vehicles were In New York City, balloon crews children invited poor people in myself in every one of those people. my wrist problems settled down,” nation 125,000 of them fled to seven to various due-process hearings if Jerry Bums used three passers last expected to travel the New Jersey set to work on the huge helium- Fremont, Neb., to raid her freezer. I know what they are feeling.” White said in an interview. years ago can expect no protection the government catches and seeks week In a 24-13 victory over Atlanta. Turnpike from Wednesday to Mon­ filled cartoon characters to be " It’s full and running over. I In Los Angeles, actor Jeff White could be back In the to deport them. Tommy Kramer has a bruised from the Constitution or U.S. carefully tugged alon^ past Central decided I don’t need all this food,” Bridges and actress Kate Jackson starting lineup for the Cowboys day. Regional Amtrak passenger right hand and Bums could start courts. But those apprehended while train offices in California fielded Park tree limb^' and mid- said Lola Layman, adding that she planned to serve Thanksgiving Eve against the Minnesota Vikings on "These people, whether in prison trying to enter the country are meals to transients. Thanksgiving Day. Wade Wilson against the Cowboys. more than 30,000 calls Tuesday Manhattan streetlights for the 61st also has about 1,000 quarts of “ We may not make a decision or living as productive members of "excludable” — and do not enjoy annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day home-canned fruits and vegetables In Indiana, Dee Sweet said this Retirement rumors have sur­ from people seeking to make late until just prior to the game,” said American society, are not persons the same due-process rights. They reservations, said ticket agent parade. in her basement that are available. year was “ the first time I ’ve hated faced because of White’s Injury within the meaning of the Constitu­ Bums. "A ll I know is that this is a may be returned to their homeland Janet Sullivan. The traditional Thanksgiving has Denver restaurateur Daddy to have turkey for Thanksgiving.” which causes his passing to be tion,” Wade Henderson of the must game for us.” immediately or imprisoned "Not even a roach could get on been a family gathering and feast Bruce Randolph planned to hold his That’s because Tom, a wild turkey, erratic. He has another year left on 2 American Civil Liberties Union in Kramer said he thought it would indefinitely. the train,” she said. "It's been the at Grandma's, although many take 26th Thanksgiving Day dinner for wandered onto the farm run by his contract. Washington said Wednesday. be a 50-50 chance for him to be busiest we’ve been in our the alternative of going to a shut-ins and the needy. Last year, Mrs. Sweet and her husband Herb "Right now my wrist is feeling “ We are seeing a terrible, terri­ All but about 300 of the Marieiitos ready. were paroled — freed from immi­ existence.” restaurant and letting someone else he recruited 3,000 volunteers to help outside Indianapolis last spring and better than it has In a long time," ble tragedy that will shock the "The swelling keeps going down gration detention — at some time Several hundred spectators were do the work. him prepare and serve the mass decided to stay. White said. “ It’s feeling almost 100 consciences of Americans,” he per cent. The rest did wonders.” and maybe I ’ll be OK," Kramer said. but remained in a peculiar legal said. " I want to play because this is limbo. About 118,000 are free today. White’s desire to stay with the The government's announce­ team rated as something of a a very critical game for us. It would ment last week that Cuba had The government has refused to VapoRub surprise because Coach Tom really help our chances for a wild agreed to accept 2,545 refugees who disclose the names of those refu­ Landry has been grooming Steve card spot with a victory." came to the United States in the 1980 gees who would be returned, so it is Decongestant Pelluer as the club’s quarterback of Dallas is 14-4-1 on Thanksgiving 6 exodus from the port of Mariel impossible to determine whether Vaporizing Ointment the future. Day. sparked rioting by Cuban prisoners any non-detained Cuban refugee is Landry said Wednesday that “ 1 “ We have a little edge on in Atlanta and Oakdale, La. included. won’t decide who will start at Thanksgiving because we don’t The rioters are among some 7,600 Ivta^ubl Safe, Effective have to travel,” Landry said. “ We A list had been compiled in 1984 quarterback until after the pre­ "Marieiitos” being detained by Colds Relief game warmups. Either way boUi of can practice while theotherteam is order of the Immigration and and some 200 refugees were re­ on the airplane. I love Thanksgiv­ turned before the Cuban govern­ them will probably play. The cold Naturalization Service. You Can Feel at Home With Ua $169 $ 0 9 9 David Koo/Manchwtw Harald weather might be a factor on ing when we win because it gives us ment suspended the repatriation 10 days to rest and get ready for our All Cubans who traveled from • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR SPECIAL X SPECIAL A Danny’s wrist." agreement in 1985. next game." Mariel to Key West, Fla., in the • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) 3 oz., Reg. '4.29 High. Manchester faces crosstown East Catholic today at " I feel I can still contribute a lot,” Most of the 2,545 likely would 1.5 oz., Reg. '2.35 Manchester High’s Aris Leonard takes the handoff from Minnesota rated a one-point boatlift were designated "excluda­ • CLINTON • PUTNAM 11 a.m. at Memorial Field in their 13th meeting on the White said. “ I may have to have an ble aliens” rather than "deportable come from those detained — quarterback Rob McLaughlin while center Chris Friday operation to fix the wrist. But I feel I favorite in the nationally televised 3 including those convicted of violent aliens” — a difference with signfi- throws a block in the Indians’ game with East Hartford gridiron. have some good years left.” p.m. game on CBS. cant legal ramifications. crimes or who are mentally ill. Strong Nighttime White, 35, missed Sunday night’s The Cowboys hold a 10-5 lead in NORWICH the series. It’s the first game Colds Relief 20-14 loss to the Miami Dolphins while Pelluer threw as many tetween the two teams in (our ASPIRIN Interceptions as touchdown passes, years. They have never met on Bennet students serve Thanksgiving. SALE MHS, East in 13th renewal two each. special 4-course feast PRICE Bv Jim Tierney Manchester retired a trophy In McLaughlin stepped in and as­ for a 7.0 yard average and 10 TDs. Manchester Herald 1980, East in 1984. The current sumed control of the pass-oriented Junior Scott Beaulieu has gained Kenney to get the nod Continued from page 1 superintendent of schools? "One of $A99 $fi39 series Is tied at 1-apiece. The Indian offense geared around se­ 458 yards on 79 carries fora 5.8 yard the kids asked Superintendent SPECIAL SPECIAL * T SPECIAL W Today marks the 13th meeting second annual Manchester Herald nior wide receiver David Russell average at the fullback slot while atmosphere, where they can be James P. Kennedy, ‘What does the 6 oz., Reg. '3.89 10 oz., Reg. '5.79 14 OZ., Reg. '8.40 between crosstown rivals Manches­ Town Championship Trophy will and Eric Rasmus, and junior tight junior quarterback Marc Mangia- as Chiefs need a win doing their work,” he said. superintendent do? Are you in YOU SAVE •1.S0 ter High and East Catholic High on become permanent possession of end Chip Driggs. Two speedy fico has totaled 391 yards on 72 The students remain within the charge of the custodians?” ’ Wojick running backs in senior Ron Smith carries for a 5.4 average. East the gridiron. The game is slated to the winner. Two most valuable with Seurer the last two games. program for five periods out of each said. “ It was really a free-and-easy and Aris Leonard give the Indians averages better than 30 points per Bv Horry Atkins kick off at 11 a.m. at Memorial player award trophies will each go Sunday, however, Seurer com­ day, he said. The remaining two atmosphere.” the big play possibility. McLaugh­ game and has given up less than The Associated Press FORMULA 44 FORMULA 44D FORMULA 44M Field. to a member of the respective pleted only 13 of 32 passes for 107 periods — physical education and Cooking has been part of Wojick’s DAYCARE lin, in seven games, has 64 nine points per outing. teams. PON'nAC, Mich. — The Kansas yards with one Interception, and the an elective — they take classes with program for several years, she SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL East, unbeaten at 9-0 and ranked Manchester. 3-5-1 overall, has completions in 166 attempts for 976 "W e’re going to have to stop the City Chiefs, looking to snap a Chiefs were held to 201 yards in a other students. said, although there was no stove in No. 1 In the state, captured its first had a difficult campaign especially yards and nine touchdowns. SALE wishbone," Indian Coach Ron Cour- club-record nine-game losing 23-3 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Because they have been known as the special education suite of $ 2 3 9 $ 2 4 9 $2«9 outright All Connecticut Confer­ due to injuries. The key casualty VtCXS' ^ VICKS' noyer said. “ We have to change up streak, will start veteran Bill "W e really struggled. We’ve “ troublemakers,” said one young classrooms. "W e used electric PRICE ence title at 5-0. East leads the was senior starting quarterback Leading the high-powered Eagle FORMULA FORMULA FORMUIA 4 OK., nog. *3.90 how we defend the option so the Kenney at quarterback Thanksgiv­ come close a couple of times, but It man, it was particularly important skillets, crock pots, anything else I 4 OK. R « o. *3.29 4 oe., nog. *3.96 series with Manchester, 7-5. The Kelly Dubois who was lost for the wishbone offense are two senior quarterback doesn’t develop a ing Day against the Detroit Lions. just didn’t happen fof us," Gansz that the school's most influential Elagles defeated the Indians last halfbacks, Jason Talbot and Aaron could bring in,” she said. 44M season In the Hartford Public game rhythm. We have to disrupt him. The Chiefs and Lions ha ve the two said. "Last week, the wheels just staff members were among the 44 SPECIAL 4ID SPECIAL SPECIAL the fourth week of the season with a Alibrio. Talbot has gained 908 yards Last year, the group prepared a COUQh MlXTyPt year, 21-7. For us to win, we have to be more sorriest records in the NFL. Kansas came right off the cart.” guests. “ I thought it was great, The winner receives the Army back Injury. While unable to be on 93 carries with a team-leading 14 Thanksgiving meal using the stove traoMO disciplined than East Catholic. City is 1-9, Detroit 2-8. So, again, Kenney got the call. because the principals and the $ 4 1 9 $ 4 3 9 roDCOuaM $ 4 7 9 and Navy Oub Trophy, which Is touchdowns. He averages an amaz­ 9 used at quarterback, Dubois han­ in the faculty lounge. "But teachers FO« COUCHS ANOCCWQUTKM They’re No. 1 because they are so "The way I look at it, the last administrators got to see us when PLUS THMOM l*M ing 9.8 yards per carry. Alibrio had Kenney, who has been around weren’t that happy about kids presented for one year. A school dles the Indian punting duties. three years. If I wouldn’t have we were being good, for a change,” • OX., nog. *6.99 • «.. nog.*9w46 tOK.. nog.*3.30 YOU SAVE *1.27 rushed for 806 yards on 118 carries disciplined.” through three coaches and at least walking back and forth through the can retire a trophy after threewjjts. Senior signal-caller Rob gotten hurt, I wouldn’t have to be said the young man. four other quarterbacks since join­ teachers’ room,” Wojick said. worrying about It,” Kenney said. Luncheons like these give stu­ ing the Chiefs as a free agent in "And we weren’t happy about 1970, suffered a broken left wrist "But the job has always come back dents the opportunity to step carrying' all the food back and beyond the adversarial relation­ lozenges Nov. 1 against Chicago, but Coach to me.” forth." Chloroseptic liquid Chloraseptic The Lions hope their quarterback ship they may have developed with Coffey deal was too good to pass up Frank Gansz can’t wait for it to administrators, said Meisner. In After years of begging, pleading 18 Count heal. Kenney throws right-handed. traumas are tehind them. Coach MENTHOL OR CHERRY Darryl Rogers gave the Job to fact, when the assistant principal of and negotiating, Wojick and the MENTHOL OR CHERRY considered by many the second- " I think our best chance to win Is in the category of Orr. There’s not for the Penguins’ Wednecday night Chuck Long, the second-year pro Bennet, Bo Cuprak, walked into the vocational aide, Nancy Perry, were Instant Sore Throat Relief PITTSBURGH (A P) — Despite best player in hockey to the Oilers’ with Bill Kenney. We need a win," able to secure a stove this year. It Instant Sore Throat Relief criticism he may have mortgaged too many guys like that who come game against the Quebec Nor- Gansz said. out of Iowa, at the beginning of activity room, the students diques. hasn’t played since the Wayne Gretzky. applauded. was hooked up when school was 6 oz. the Pittsburgh Penguins’ future for around.” That means Frank Seurer, who training camp and he has held it Johnston said there was addi­ Canada Cup series this fall because " It ’s going to be tougher for any Culinary prowess was not the closed for a snow day, earlier in the the NHL playoffs now. General started the past two weeks, is back ever since. tional motivation to make perhaps of a contract dispute with the team to check me now.” Lemleux only thing being tested at the month. Manager Eddie Johnston said on the bench. the biggest trade in the Penguins’ Oilers. said. "Coffey comes up on the play Tuesday afternoon luncheon. "Now we’ve got everything we "you’d have to be out of your mind” all the time, and he can go “ Frank Seurer is a fine young $169 not to trade for all-stardefenseman 20-year history — the Philadelphia quarterback for the future,” Gansz "W e're also looking for developing could want in our happy home," end-to-end with the puck.” $099 Flyers would have dealt for Coffey He apparently will play this said. "But I don’t think he’s ready the ability to socialize,” said said Wojick, looking around the SALE PRICE YOU SAVE SO> Paul Coffey. “ I think w e can complement each YOU SAVE ev if the Penguins hadn’t. season under the terms of his old Wojick. "The kids sat with the activity room. “ We’ve got a few SALE PRICE The Penguins gave up their to work a short work-week and be The Flyers reportedly offered contract, which paid him $320,000. other very well,” Coffey said. guests, and socialized and couches, a stove, a refrigerator and iecond-best player. 20-year-old able to win." MHS, EC 7 "When you get a guy like Mario who center Craig Simpson, plus first- right wing Rick Tocchet, defense- But because he now will be paid In Kenney, 32, has played out conversed.” a computer. Who could ask for Throat Drops American fun^s rather than Cana­ is so g o ^ with the puck... if you get anything more?” INHALER round draft choice Chris Joseph man Doug Crossman and a No. 1 versions of this scenario before. What does a 12-year-old say to the ICY HOT ^ ^ a ir draft choice forCoffey, whoalsoisa dian, he will get a pay hike of about a guy like (the Penguins’ Doug) In Jamboree AN^victors- and regulars Dave Hannan and Bodger or myself who can move the ‘T v e gone through so much Moe Mantha to the Edmonton two-time Norris Trophy winner as 25 percent based on the current here,” Kenney said. "There was the NHL’s top defenseman. exchange rate. Coffey also will puck up to him quick. It takes an BOLTON — The Manchester Any flavor Oilers on Tuesday for Coffey and enormous amount of pressure off Steve Fuller, then Tom ClemenU two left wings, Dave Hunter and "W e didn't want to lose Paul receive a contract extension, be­ came in, and he was going to be the High and East Catholic High Obituaries him.” 40 minor leaguer Wayne Van Dorp. Coffey to a team In our division,” lieved to be for four years, plus an savior. Then It was Todd (Blac- ^hool hockey teams will be Johnston said. "Thekv’s no question option year, that will pay him from joined by neighboring Rockville Johnston said Coffey, one of the Coffey said he "isn’t in the kledge), then Frank. It’s always me She is survived by a brother, DROPS $400,000 to $500,000 a year. SALE archItecU of the Oilers’ three in our minds that if we didn’t greatest of game sh^i^... it’s going and somebody. High for a jamboree on Satur­ Anna Wolfram Fredercik L. Modean of Storrs; and SALE complete this deal, he would have A standout skater and perhaps day, Dec. S, at 8 p.m. at the PER BAG PRICE $159 Stanley Cup championships In the to take me awhile to get my game “ If that’s the role they want me to Anna (Modean) Wolfram, 82, of several nieces and nephews. ended up in our division.” the best puck-handling defenseman Bolton Ice Palace. PRICE last four years, is the league’s best legs back.” But Johnston said he take. I ’ll take It.” Bradenton, Fla., formerly of Man­ The funeral is Monday at 10:30 .007 ox. Johnston also is under pressure in hockey, Coffey is expected to The teams will take part in a offensive defenseman since Bobby expects Coffey to be back in shape Kenney took over at San Diego, chester, died Monday at the Mana­ a m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. YOU SAVE OO* 1.28 ox. himself to get the Pens In the Immediately improve the Pen­ round-robin preseason affair brr and "Is a world-class player.” within a week. the week after the strike ended, tee Hospital in Bradenton. She was 400 Main St. Burial will be in East YO U SA VE 43> playoffs this season or risk losing guins’ Ineffective power play. with each team playing two SALE PRICE « YOU SAVE ao> "A player of Paul Coffey’s Coffey, who wore No. 7 In replacing Blackledge. Production 89 Johnston hopes he will be the the widow of Carl Wolfram. Cemetery. There are no calling his job. Pittsburgh hasn’t made the periods of hockey. Admission is caliber comes along probably ev­ Edmonton, will wear No. 77 In perked up, but the team continued She was bom in Manchester and hours. playoffs in five years and fired player the Penguins have been $3 for adults and $2 for students. ery 15 or 20 years.” Johnston said. Pittsburgh, since Penguins defen­ to lose. He continued to play after lived here until moving to Florida Memorial donations may be Coach Boh Berry last season. seeking for three years to comple­ SALE STARTS TODAY ENDS DEC. 4th, 1987 ■'*We’re looking at one of the best seman Rod Buskas has No. 7. ' breaking his wrist, but Gansz went 20 years ago. She was a member of made to a charity of the donor’s players In the world. They put him Coffey, who was to be in uniform ment star center Mario Lemeiux, Emanuel Lutheran Church. choice. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 26. 1987 Proposition 48 victims set to go as sophomores Notre Dame remembers eating more and welght-lifli^. I’m ^ last season. -didn’t — will need the learning fora By Jam tf LItke the Orangemen, runners-up last notice. up from about 190 pounds to 815, he The Associated Press " I f anybody has a gripe about this much longer time than they’ll be year to Indiana, return playmaker Robinson’s freshman campaign said. - last Miami contest weii thing.” said Frieder of Proposition able to play basketball.” Sherman Douglas and gunner Matt was short-qjrcuited by his poor **But learning the plays has been A new breed of freshmen will be 48, "It should be me. They may have been the best- Roe in the backcourt. performance on both of the stand­ known members of that group — tough, and- having no ( g a m ) playing college basketball this " I lost two of the greatest players Cincinnati unveiis five Prop 48 ardised college-admission tests ad­ By Herschcl NIssenson quarter on another field goal and " It ’s Just one of the plays in our Mills was selected to the all- experience will show,” said Robin­ season. They’re sophomores. in the country. With Rumeal casuaities, most notabiy Louis ministered to high school seniors. The Associated Press 'Testaverde’s 12yard pass to Mi­ offense,” Johnson says. It lost 6 America teams of several national son. "Worse, no matter how much Robinson, it was one thing... but we Banks and Levertis Robinson; Where Proposition 48 differs chael Irvin. As the period ended, yards. Proposition 48, which set min­ publications in 1988 and rated the from previous attempts to lift Ume I put Into It, I figure the otlwr were really, really shocked when ■Southern Mississippi, Jast season’s guys still havea little bit ofalead. This is the week that was for Notre Dame, trailing 37-7, punted About the only person who didn’t imum academic requirements for No. 1 high school player in the -academic standards fo r incoming Terry Mills didn’t qualify," he said. Natioqpl Invitation Tournament Gerry Faust, even though he no into the end zone for a thback. have an opinion was Faust. incoming freshmen athletes, put 90 "The fact that they didn’t play may country by one; Robinson was freshmen Is in its concentration on winner, adds 6-10 Roger Boyd; For that very reason, Phelps, longer coaches the Notre Dame To start the fourth quarter, “ It didn’t bother me then and it similarly honored — but they likely -a core curriculum of english, math Division I basketball prospects on have cost me four, five, maybe six Memphis State goes into battle this long an avid supporter of tougher football team. Testaverde took Miami 80 yards in doesn’t bother me now," he said the bench last season, barred from victories last season." won’t be th^ only new faces season bolstered by the services of and science courses, and its cou­ • academic standards, is arguing for On Saturday. Notre Dame visits five plays, Including passes of 45,21 this week from his office at the Frieder figures to get those wins crowding into The spotlight tradi­ S-point sharpshooter Cheyenne Gib­ pling of grade-point average with practicing or playing for the modifications of fto p 48. Miami. The last time they played, and 11 yards. University of Akron, wherehe is the programs that are paying their way back this time around, although he tionally reserved for freshmen. son; and West Virginid debuts' mimimum scoring levels on either " ’The kids already lose a year of on Nov. 30,1985, Miami crushed the " I ’ve been part of a game we lost head football coach. "When you through school. thinks it will take Mills and Chris Brooks, a 6-6 firepiug in the the Scholastic Appitude Test or the eligibility, why shouldn’t they be Irish 58-7. It was Faust’s last game with a 31-0 third-period lead.” lose, it doesn’t make any difference This year many are back, a year Robinson a while to make up for lost Just down the road from Frieder, Charles Barkely mold. " American College Test. able to practice?” sdid Phelps. as head coach —he resigned under Miami Coach Jimmy Johnson says. if you lose by one point or 40 — older and a year wiser. time. for instance, Illinois will be taking Notre Dame will make a splash in "Any high school player coming pressure four days earlier — and "When we finished that series, with you’ve still lost. Cincinnati has five of them. " I have no doubt they’re behind the wraps off Nelison Anderson, the Prop 48 poll, giving suj^rb “ I waited too long to prepare for into' college has defensive difficul­ many of the same people who were almost 13 minutes left in the game, I "Did they roll it up? That’s a Michigan has two of the best. And basketball-wise, especially on the Illinois’ Mr. Basketball of 1986, and playmaking guard David Rivers the test,” said Robinson. "W e knew ties until maybe his Junior year. He on his case for five years suddenly said, 'OK, put (Geoff) Torretta in.’ judgment you’ve got to make. I many of the best programs in the defensive end of things," said Ervin Small, Anderson’s teammate another finisher in 6-9 forward Prop 48 was in the pipe, but maybe State Cup soccer champions begins to understand the concepU felt sorry for him. Some still do. Our backup quarterback, who understood that Miami was trying country, including preseason No. 1 Frieder. "Bui they’re better off at Chicago Public League power- Keith Robinson. we didn’t Iwlieve it would still be of both team and inidivldual play, On the Notre Dame campus, played the majority of the fourth to win the national championship. Syracuse and Notre Dame, will be academically, socially they’ve be- hou8e Simeon High. " I don’t doubt that sitting out around. The Manchester Soccer Ciub Rowdies White, Rodney Levy, Brian Blount, Marc and the others are clearly ahead of students have been selling orange quarter, needed to throw the The blocked punt and the reverse relying on Proposition 48s to step in nefitted. and if they work hard Ohio State does the same with helped me get adjusted, but I " I was one of five freshmen who Salafia. Standing; Manager Eileen Keith in that regard,” said Phelps. " and green buttons — Miami’s colors football and he only threw four didn’t bother me. Everyone else (boys 13 and under) won the Connecti­ and help. enough, they’ll catch up on the floor Randy Doss, whose brilliant career wouldn’t want to go through it came herb last season,” continued "Our first game is against — reading, "Do Unto Others . . . passes. His (17-yard) touchdown was more upset than I was. I ^as cut Junior Soccer Association State Christensen, Brian Sardo, Tom Berte, Michigan Coach Bill Frieder will soon enough. at Chicago’s Leo High made him again," said Robinson, whose Robinson. " I don’t have any doubts upset at leaving those kids and N Indiana at Bloomington (Ind.)andl pass was to a third-string freshman Kevin Tedford, Dan Warren, Matt Kohut, get a big boost from Rumeal "And in the long run. I’m one of the most sought-after grade-point average at Grover my offensive shills stayed evep Beat Miami . . . The Irish Never Cup championship. Team members can easily envision a scenario receiver.” leaving Notre Dame. members of the 1986 prep class. .Geveland High in Buffalo, N.Y — with the others — I know that from Forget . . . 58-7.” Bill Kennedy, Mike Kelsey, Rob Cope­ Robinson and Terry Mills, two big convinced it will turn out to be a Where he gets three quick fouls— in Miami had to go only 47 yards for (front row, from ieft): Mike Marchand, In the Big East, look for prep 3.0 — and game stats *— 30 points pickup games'I played in. It was a game not easy to forget. reasons why his team is No. 9 in the good situation,” he added. "Be­ the first half... early fn the firstlialf that score because Notre Dame "W e went down there and a Dave Rohrback, ERic Christensen, Dan land, Coach Don Kelsey. cause all these kids — the ones who all-America Earl Duncan to make a and 22 rebounds per contest — first ” I also used the opportunity to- Miami led 120 after one period. preseason poll, but Frieder still ... In thq first 10 minutes?” came up short on fourth-and-one. couple of things occurred. A lot of thinks about what couid have been had to sit an even the ones who splash at Syracuse — even though' caught Irish Coach Digger Phelps’ become* a lot stronger. Between 27-7 at halftime.The Hurricanes Callahan, Bob Post, Mike Marsh, Steve scored on Warren Williams’ 2yard On the next Irish possession, Miami them relaxed because there had run, Bennie Blades’ 61-yard inter­ blocked a punt and recovered it for been so much pressure all year. ception, Vinny Testaverde’s 7-yard the final touchdown. They had named Lou (Holtz) as y pass to Melvin Bratton and two field "W e only had 10 men on the field coach and some of the kids were and they were all backup players,” concerned how they’d fit in. basketbaii oniy goals by Greg Cox. Testaverde New Mexico passed 20 times. Johnson says. “ We had a return on "Another thing, we took them on Former Texas C^ach Darrell and we only rushed two players. a boat ride and I was sitting in the SCOREBOARD Every team rushes one or two back of that boat with tears in my Royal, asked why he started his first team in the second half against players on a return to make sure the eyes the whole time, knowing It was now getting back on its feet Sandy F itzp a tric k 189-451, M o rly s Texas A&M with a 320 lead one kicker doesn’t run the ball and our my last game and the last time I ’d T D R ^ ' Rec Ret Pts be with those kids. Most of them D vo ra k 191-480. A lyce M cA rd le 182-4S4. year, snapped his fingers and said, rushers were never touched. Los Angeles Times and 1 saw the Jeanne Buccherl 177-458, Karin Scheer win, lose & DRHW Riddick, Buff. • S 2 ! S “ We substituted freely in the came and sat next to me and patted Bv Bert Rosenthal Apple NIT at Madison Square Hector, Jets 7 J 2 5 5 "Thirty-three points can go like headline (about Ellenberger) and Hockey 184-208-543, Tru d I Zuldem o 181-S08, M a r­ my leg and said. ‘Thanks, Coach.’ The Associated Press Garden. tha G ra n t 220-544, Betty M ostandreo Warner, Sea. I 5 ? * S zap.” second half and played not only our that John Bridgers, a friend of Byner, Clev. j J • J ® * second-stringers but also our third- and that made it worse. Iowa State will face 14th-ranked 176-481, Arlene G risw old 450, BobbI V.Jatinson, Den. 6 -O 6 0 36 After all, it was only one year mine, had gotten the athletic Greco 467, Kris Carpenter 452, Renee stringers. We continued to run our "A ll the turmoil just weighed an NEW YORK - Eight years ago. Florida in the other semifinal, with V Ellis 508, Kim Lutz 466, Ruth Stiba 467, Lorgenl, Sea. ^ O 6 0 36 earlier, in 1984, that Miami led the winners meeting Saturday director’s job at New Mexico. NHL itindlngi Alice HIrth 478, Elaine Boles 214. Maryland 31-0 with 12:35 left in the offense, as we’ve always done." awful lot on the kids. Their minds the New Mexico basketball pro­ NATKN8AL FOOTE ALL COOlFgREflCB gram was in a shambles, following night for the title, following a " I said to my wife (Wanda) that I third period and lost 42-40. In 1983. In the television booth, former were the furthest thing from probably would get a call in about playing a football game. Mentally a recruiting scandal that cost the consolation game between the WALES CONFERENCE AtfCom Yds TO Nebraska scored 41 points In a 9:10 Notre Dame Coach Ara Parsegh- an hour. By the time I finished the Felrldi DtvIUen U.8. Mixed Montana, S.F. 31S » 7 2250 23 ian. with the score 44-7, was saying they were worn out, and you can’t Lobos four years on probation. losers. W L T Ftl OF OA stretch of the third period in “ The boys from the desert finally sentence, the phone rang.” Kathy Hughes 459, Jack Hughes 552, DeBerg, T.B. 247 146 1787 14 that "this would be a good time for be mentally worn out when you’re Now. New Mexico, under Gary N Y Islonders 14 S 1 29 92 67 Lomax, St.L. 269 162 2040 15 extending a 14-12 halftime lead to made It here,” Ctolson said at a Despite the havoc at New Mexico, New Jersey 12 7 2 26 74 68 DIone Brennan 492, Ellle Wilson 487, J.J. to show a little compassion.” playing Miami.” Colson, is back to respectability, Cliff Philipp 204, Fred KozIckI 210, Jock McAAahon, CHI. 181 90 1298 9 62-19. The Cornhuskers’ possession press conference Wednesday. Colson did not hesitate in accepting Woshlnoton 9 10 1 19 63 M Cunningham, Phil. 242 120 1999 14 He noted that Miami threw 36 Faust holds no grudges, either and Friday night will play what the Pittsburgh 7 10 4 IS 72 SO A hlbe rg 205-560, Cin dy H u rle y 193-497, time in scoring six touchdowns Colson’s “ boys” were so awed the coaching job. Linda Skoglund 201, Sue Cote 205-545, W.WIIson, Minn. 181 02 1270 10 passes and ran a reverse on the against Miami — "Jimmy John­ coach calls its "biggest game since NY Rangers 6 12 3 IS 80 IS Hebert, N.O. 101 96 1212 0 totaled 2; 55. about coming to New York that one Philadelphia 6 13 3 IS 63 90 Shello Price 184-200-180-564, Kris next-to-last play of the game from son’s a friend of mine” — or Notre then.” against Seton Hail in the M cLo ugh lln 189-491, Je n n y Fenn 179-476, D.WhIte, Doll. 260 199 1034 8 In the Notre Dame game. Hurri­ player, freshman Rob Robbins, " I had wanted to go to a big Adorns Division CompMI, Ah. 178 97 1239 0 the Notre Dame 33. Dame. opening semifinal contest of the Big Montreal 13 6 S 31 87 66 Dave Fenn 202, Doreen LaChapelle canes added 10 points in the third school, with a big arena that would 180-479, Regis Longtin 223-588, Vernon Long, Del. 250 148 1999 7 from little Farmington, N.M., told Boston 13 7 2 2B SS 7S the coach, “ I can’t wait to see the sell out every game,” he said. Buffalo 9 8 4 22 80 90 Pecker 221, Donna Vrissis 211-559, Edith Quebec 10 9 1 21 79 81 Mason 182, Ernie Whipple 202, John tall buildings.” When Colson arrived at New KozIckI 236-203-221-660. ATT YdsAvg LG TO Horfford 6 9 4 16 S8 63 White, Rams 190 019 4.3 98 4 "The tallest thing he has seen is Mexico, Charlie Harrison was CAMPBELL CONFERENCE /Moves, N.O. 192 863 4.4 30 1 Longhorns, A&M the third floor of his dorm,” Colson finishing out the wretched 222 No nit Dtvtsleii Riggs, Atl. 124 9 H 4.7 44 1 season. W L T PN OF OA Craig, S.F. 142 969 4.0 29 2 said. Chicago 10 9 2 22 87 87 H.Walker, Doll. 111 4 n 4.4 too 3 New Mexico, coming off a 2210 Colson began coaching the follow­ Toronto 10 9 2 22 92 84 Ferrell, St.L. NO 494 4 J t39 9 season. Its best ever, reached the ing season, but it was a difficult job. Detroit 8 9 2 18 S6 62 BasketbaO Anderson, Chi. 09 423 4.0 t30 3 Minnesota 7 11 3 17 72 8S Mitchell, St.L. 109 362 3.4 42 1 vie for S W e title semifinals by beating Weber State “ It was like a battlefield, a St. Louis 7 10 2 16 68 69 D.Nelson, Minn. 83 392 9.8 72 0 88-72 and upsetting UCLA 77-66. platoon,” he said. “ Theplayershad Smythe Division Vital, Wash. 00 346 4 J t22 2 scattered, the administration had Edmonton 12 7 2 26 97 73 Seton Hall. also coijning off its finest Colgarv 11 8 3 2S 106 88 NBA standings RooNvers COLLEGE STATION, Texas play it so wellTexas Coach David season in eight years (1214, Includ­ scattered. Winnipeg 10 9 1 21 69 71 NO Yds Avg LG TO (AP) — Texas quarterback Bret McWilliams said. ‘Tve talked to ing two victories over highly touted “ We were about 2for20 in recruit­ Vancouver 7 12 2 16 74 84 EASTERN CONFERENCE J.SmIth, St.L. 94 747 13.0 38 9 ing. We were trying to mend the Los Angeles 6 12 3 IS 78 101 Stafford and Texas A&M’s Craig (defensive coordinator R.C.) Slo­ (Seorgetown), advanced to the final Atlantic Division Crotg, S .F .IR B ) 92 306 7.4 t35 1 fences, but it was a difficult task. We dnesdov'sOotnesNotln eluded W L Pet. OB MondlOY, Det. 40 492 123 41 4 Stump have had to overcome cum a lot. He plays defense the way four by defeating George Mason Wediieidoy's Oames Boston 8 3 .727 — Rice, S.F. 39 839 18.4 t91 11 85-63 and Middle Tennessee 93-61. We had finished the 1979-80 season Montreal at Horfford, (n) adversity to reach Thursday I like to see it played. Philadelphia 4 4 .500 2'/z Anderson, Chl.(RB) 37 303 10.4 t99 2 Iowa State, 13-15 last season, with waik-ons and football players. Buffalo at Phllodelphia, (n) New Jersey 2 6 .250 4'/j H.Walker, Dall.(RB) 32 404 128 44 0 night’s showdown for the Southwest "Offensively, we’ll have to make Quebec at Pittsburgh, (n) New York 2 8 .200 5'/) Wilder, T.B.(RB) 32 271 29 32 1 outgunned Texas 100-83 and Purdue "No one wanted to come to New Toronto ot New York Rongers, (n) Conference championship. sure we don’t get down and be alert 2 Washington 2 8 .200 5'/3 Mitchell, S t.L .(R B ) 30 279 9.3 39 1 104-96 in the first two rounds of the Mexico. All the innuendos you could Central Division Bavoro, Giants 29 439 121 30 4 Kickoff is at 7:15 p.m. CST before for the situations that can come Winnipeg at Detroit, (n) tournament, played at campus think of were there... like drugs and Chlcogo 8 2 .800 — Bryant. W ash.(R B ) 29 339 11.6 39 9 a sellout crowd at Kyle Field. up.” Boston at Washington, (n) Mllwoukee 7 3 .700 1 sites, while Florida, 2211 last gambling. It was worse than the St. Louis at Minnesota, (n) The Aggie lead the SWC in total Atlanta 6 3 .667 I'/j throws with tour second left I n the fl rst O T to byNewEngtand244),therirstttmethe Com Stump, a fifth-year senior, season, downed Jacksonville 82-52 SMU scandal (of 1986). New Jersey at Edmonton, (n) Detroit 6 3 .667 1'/j knot It again at 111. The veteran guard then NFL capsuiss were blanked In 4 years . . .Houston was defense, allowing 247 yards per Chlcogo at Los Angeles, (n) Indlona 5 5 .500 3 sank a tang lumper with 21 seconds leftlnthe outptaved by Cleveland In every wxiy: started in the season opener against and No. 18 Georgia Tech 8269. “ For four years, we were on Calgary ot Vancouver, (n) the Browns hod 27 first downs, toe game. Cleveland 3 6 .333 4Vj second O T, providing what proved to be the A look at this week's nxitchups In the Louisiana State but lost his starting Colson said that playing in New probation,” Colson said, "and we Thundoy's Oame WESTERN CONFERENCE winning points In L.A.'s 123-120 victory. (Xlers hod 11; the Browns oolnM TO Metcalf comes info the game as Winnipeg at Boston, 7:3S p.m. Notional Football League (all times EST; yards rushing, the (Xlersgolned 43; the job to freshman Lance Pavlas. York could accomplish what four had to deal with it. The fifth year, Midwest Division WhlstleuihHeyeuwefh records In parentheses); i o , T V the No. 2 all-purpose runner in the W L Pet. OB Denver forward Danny Schoyes fouled Browns passed for 297vards, the Ollers However, he will be back in the straight winning seasons have been we broke loose and had a good passed for 204; the Browns held the ball nation. He has gained 1,080 rushing Denver 7 3 .700 — out In 11 minutes Tuesday night ... GREEN B A Y H 4 4) AT CHICAGO (62) unable to do — make the NCAA team.” NHL statistics PhllodelphlarookleChiistlanWelpcommlt- for 43;K, toe Oilers lust 17:10 .. . QB starting lineup against Texas. Houston 6 4 .600 1 1 p.m., CBS yards and has a total of 1.839 yards. tournament take notice of New 6 Warren Moon completed 9 tor 23 passes That 1983-84 team went 24-11, Dallos 5 4 .556 IW ted four personals In five minutes... Rookie Second meeting for Pockers and Bears os TODAY Stump helped the Aggies start Kevin Henderson of Golden State commit­ tor 193 yards, 4 Interceptions and an Metcalf, a junior, needs 17 yards Mexico. NEW YORK (AP) — National Hockey Utah 6 5 .545 1'/> Chicago took a 3624decision on Nov. 8 when 10 a .m .— 91st M a n c h n te r Road Race, their success story as a freshman setting a school record for victo­ San Antonio 5 5 .500 2 ted threeinfivemlnutes. 86yord TD pass to Ernest GIvIns. Houston WKHT to break Earl Campbell’s single Despite 85 victories in the past Leogue scoring leaders through Nov. 22: Kevin Butler kicked a 52-vard field gool on fumbled twice os well . . . Olvins flnlsl^ ries, followed by seasons of 1213 Socromento 2 7 .222 4'/i game's finalplay.. .Both teams come off 1 2 :X p .m . — Chiefs af Lio ns, Channel and now his career has come full Scortng Leaders Lakersforword James WoiihywasOfor8 with 3 catches and IX ya rds... RB Mike season record for all purpose four years. New Mexico has been and 17-14, before last season’s O A Pts PIm Pacific Division wins; Green Bay dominated Kansas X circle. from the field Tuesday night ogalnst Seattle Raster gained 43 yards on 11 carries. He h a running.' ignored by the NCAA, having Gretzky, Edm 16 36 52 8 L A. Lokers 8 2 .800 — City 23-3 ond the Bears stopped Detroit 30-10 3 p.m. — Motorsports; 1987 Great victory total again broke the school Seattle 6 4 .600 2 and did not attempt o free throw. He left the 972vards,fourto In A F C . . . Indtanopolls "Craig’s story is one for everyb­ Sovord, Chi 13 34 47 18 . . . Green Boy allowed Kansas Gty's only American Race, ESPN Metcalf is the son of former NFL instead to settle for four invitations record. Potilond 5 5 .500 3 gome otter 17mlnutes with sorekneesandno gave gome away with 4 Interceptlora 4 p.m. — VIkInaat Cowboys, Channel ody that loves happy endings,” Goulet, Que 13 25 38 4 poIntsInOrdouorter.. .PockersQBsRandy and a tumble, despite totaling over 300 star Terry Metcalf. to the postseason NIT. Although the Lobos are not used L.A. Clippers 4 6 .400 4 points. Fellow starting forward A.C. Green M/rlght and Don MalkowskI were a 3 Lemleuk, Pit 1B 19 37 22 of Los Angeles wosOtar-Sfromthefleld. yards In offense.. .QB(tarvHooeboomhlt Aggie tackle Louis Cheek said. "W e play in the WAC (Western P.Stastnv, Que 17 18 35 8 Phoenix 3 5 .375 4 combined 9 tor 26 for 185 yards. However, 8 p.m. — College football; Texas at " I ’d say I ’m exactly like him.” to being in the big time, Colson Golden State 1 10 .091 T/i FouINtaattng on 10 of X passes and w a replaced by Jack Texas ABM, ESPN " I ’m very proud for him. "He was Athletic Conference) and we play in AAessler, Edm 14 18 32 16 Wright connected on 13 and 26 vardTD s... Trudeau (7 of 18, W yards) ... RB Eric Metcalf said of his father. 'T v e doesn’t think they will be awed by Wednesday-sOomes Not HI eluded The Lakers' starting five wosa combined RB Brent Fulwood had 23 carries for68vards Hawerchuk, Win 11 21 32 14 2(>'for-S6fromthef1eldTuesdaynlahtagolnst Dickerson golned 117 yards on 27 carries... there when it got turned around. I a lot of small towns, so we don’t get playing in Madison Square Garden, Wilson, Chi 8 22 30 18 Wednesday's Games . . . L B T im Harris has 6 sacks . . . K (Max looked at old film of him and then at New York at Cleveland, (n) Seattle, a .357 percentage, and scored lust 57 WR BUI Brooks 9 catches for 72vords want him to have a good finish for a lot of publicity,” Colson said. considered the mecca of college Carson, LA 16 13 29 15 Zendelas, who hod a field goal and 2 PA Ts . . . Colts have allowed 184 points, second film of me. and it seems like it’s the San Antonio at Indlano. (n) points os Los Angeles lost KG85 to Seattle. against Kansas City, has mode 7 of 7 field his career and I think everybody Colson was coaching at Pepper- Poddubny, NYR 15 14 29 26 The five-some entered the gome averaging fewest In A F C . . . Defense leods N F L with Calendar same person in different uniforms. basketball. Robitallle, LA 8 21 29 28 Atlanta at Boston, In) goals, 10of 10P A T s .. .Beorsscored27flrst Chicago at Milwaukee, (n) more than 91 points per gome.ThepoInffotal 17 fumble recoverla ... LB Duane feels that way.” dine when the recruiting scandal ” I think our players will be NOSlund, Mtl 6 23 29 4 half points to outdistance L io n s .. .Q B J Im BIckelt ha 74 tackles. “ 1 feel my ability Is almost as Detroit ot Dallas, (n) was L.A .'s lowest since they lost 9683 to the McAAahon won his26th gome In Iast37storts, Stafford has survived some er­ AP photo rocked New Mexico and Norm bothered if a lot of people are NOT TantI, Van 11 17 28 34 Utah Ja a o n Jan. 26,1985. good as his now.” Dionne, NYR 14 13 27 20 Houston at Phoenix, (n) completing 16 of 27 passes for 206 yards, 1 ratic performances to lead the Ellenberger was fired as coach in there,” he said. "In the WAC, Washington at Los Angeles Clippers, Trtvlo InterceptlonondlTD.. .Chlcogooutgalned TODAY A&M freshman Darren Lewis Lofontalne, NYI 15 11 26 10 Lafayette Lever of Denver fell two steals NEW YORK GIANTS (3-7) AT WA­ December 1979. Simpson, Pit 13 13 26 34 (n) Detroit 178 to X and got 29 first downs to Feelball Longhorns within one game of the attendance is the best in tthe Thursday’s Gam e short of becoming thefourthploverlnleague SHINGTON (7-1) gained 194 yards on 16 carries in Colson had a premonition he CIccarelll. Min 11 15 26 14 Detroit's 10.. .RBNeol/Lndersonrushedfor 4g.m., CBS East Catholic vs. Manchater (AAem- Cotton Bowl, Just practicing country. We average about 13,000 a New Jersey at Socromento, 9 p.m. history to register a quadruple double 87vardsandWalterPavtonixilned60.. .WR ortal Field), 11 a.m. last week’s victory over Texas Adams, Van 15 10 25 4 Tuesday night. Name the three that hove Giants orxt R ea ktra on op palte ends of " I recruited him out of high would get the New Mexico job. game.” KurrI, Edm 11 14 25 10 Willie Christian and needs 72 yards to donelt. NFC East standlna.OefetKflng Super Bowl The Celtics’ Larry Bird drives toward the basket during “ I was living in a house boat in Big or small crowds, New Mexico Chellos, Mtl 7 18 25 30 — .^-t—— Gault caught 4 passes for 95 yards. ..Bears chomplan NewYork wondlvlRonln19M,bul school.” A4M Coach Jackie Sher­ s p ra m w lead the NFL with 47 sacks . . .Chicago break Curtis Dickey’s freshman Marina del Rey (Calif),” he re­ is just delighted to be playing in the NBA today "I don't know what his problem Is. I can't 1987 slump In clud a 2214 loss to New rill said. “ He gives them that Wednesday morning’s practice at Hellenic College in Is second In N F L defense, lndudlngNo.1 Orleom last Sunday. Washington w aa rushing record of 726 yards in 1976. called. “ I picked up a copy of the Garden and the Big Apple NIT. wait until we ploy ogaln. His bald heod Is against the rush (81.2 yards allowed per settlingieffect. "The games they’ve Brookline, Mass. Bird, sidelined since straining his mine." — 6-foot-l, ITBpound guard Wes wild cord team lost seao n, then lost to New NCAA MONEY The Longhorns lead the series gome). Scerebard /Matthews of the (jokers on 68, 209«ound York 17-0 In NFC Championship gome. . . won, Stafford has been there and Achilles tendons during a Nov. 17 game, was doubtful for New Jersey at Sacromento (9pm . EST). Redskins leod division by two go m a over 63-25-5 but the Aggies have won the Soccer Seattle forward Xavier McDonlel, with CINCINNATMl-TIATNEWYORKJETS (6 done something. The NetsareO-2on the rood. Socramentohas whom Matthews engaged In a brief scuffle D o lla after 3 6 X loss to Los A n g e la Roms Sources of last three games. last night’s game with Atlanta at Boston Garden. lost six straight otter winning two ot threeto 9) on Monday ... Washington h a won 18 " It might be running the option or Tuesday night, causing both benches to I gjn., NBC The loser of the game is expected start the seoson. dear. straight go m a otteraAAonday oppeoronce pitching at the right time or just /Monday's stars Clubs meettor 12th time with Jetsholdlngo . . . Washington defeated New York 3612 revenue (1987-88) to accept a bid to play Pittsburgh in Trivia answer 78lead. However, Bengals routed throwing the ball. He’s been there MI8L atandinga Lafayette Lever, Nuggets, scared 21 Choiies Barkley of Philadelphia, Alvin onOct. lltocuKxIarm serla lead to 81-47-3 the Bluebonnet Bowl in the Astro­ points on nine of 11 shooting, handed out 14 New York 5221 In 1986... New York Is tied , . . Giants led 1613 entering the 4th and won.” assists, grabbed 13 reboundsand mode eight Robertson of Son AntonloandClydeDrexler with rest of AFC Eosf division while dome New Year’s Eve. Hyipofotmance. ofPortlond. Quarter, but Saints reeled off 10 points for The Aggies, 8-2 for the season and ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Eastern DIvtslon steals — all In the first three auarters — os Cincinnati has fallen out of Central division wln.GlantsheldballforlustM;X.. .QBJeff W L Pet. GB Denverbeat New Jersey 132-104. race.. .Bothteomscomeoffdlsoppolntlng Rutledge, ogaln starting tor Phil 5-1 in the SWC. are trying for their losses to division rivals. Bengals were Cleveland 4 1 .800 — Roy Hinson, 76ers, scored 21 points, Simms, completedX arXfor264vardsand2 third straight appearance in the Chicago 2 1 .667 1 grabbed 12 rebounds, blocked six shots and knocked off by Pittsburgh 3616. Jets were TDs, but threw 5 Interceptlora ... RB INSURANSMITHS SINCE BoHImore 2 2 .500 I'/i mode three steals os Philadelphia beat d u m ^ ^ Buffalo 17-14... Cincinnati (taorge Adams caught 8 passa for 44 Cotton Bowl where this year’s Dallas 3 4 .429 2 Cleveland 108-104. Football picked UP 28 first downs to Pittsburgh's 14, vara ... WR Stephen Baker hod 4 CALDWELL opponent is Notre Dame on New Minnesota 2 3 .400 2 Stats but theirtoprated rushing(ximeaolnedonly receptions tor NO yards.. . Simms, RB Joe 1914 i W p r i i x . Western DIvIslan In the 105 gomes ployed before Tuesday, 79 yords ... QB Boomer Esloson com­ AAorrIs and L B Lawrence Ta ylo r are all Year’s Day. St. Louis 3 2 .600 — N B A teams shot 47.4 percent from the field. pleted X of 93 posses for 409 yards and 3 expectedtoreturnforWashlnglonaame... Texas will bring a 6-4 season Interceptions... WR Tim AAc(3ee caught 8 OIL INC. San Diego 3 2 .600 — In seven gomes Tuesday night, they shotiust NFL standings Reakins allowed fumble recovery TD, 8 4 7 9 9 5 Los Angeles 3 3 .500 '/> 44.7 percent with five teams shooting below possesforlX yards . . . P Scott Fulhoge kick-off return TD and a blockedpunt at record and 21 SWC record into the Wichita 2 2 .500 W 40 percent (Washington, 31-92, 33.7; Hous­ leads Am erican Conference with a 43.7- their 1-yord line ... QB Doug Williams game.The Longhorns hope premier 649-5241 AMERICAN CONFERENCE vard overage . . . Defense Is first In AFC Tacom a 3 4 .429 1 ton, 3084, 35.7; L.A. Lakers, 3079, 38.0; w u X of 46 for 308 vara, 2TDs and 1 running back Eric Metcalf will be Kansas City 1 4 .200 2 Sacramento, 3487, 39.1, and New Jersey, East against rush (99.7).. .TIed7-7,Jetsallowed Interception . . . RB Kelvin Bryantrushed 75.9 65 E. Center Street 40102, 39.2). Of the 14 teams In action, nine W L T Pel. FF FA 103rd audrter points and could not come 9 7 tlma for 46 vara ... WR Art /Monk able to elude the Aggies’ "Wrecking per gal. C. 0. D. Manchester, CT. No gomes scheduled werebelow the 47.4leogue norm. Buffalo 5 5 0 T O 111 T O b a c k . . .Q B Ken O'Brien hit on lust 18of 40 caught 5 passes tor 93 v a r a , but Crew” defense, headed by line­ Wldan’s Games Swtnos Indianapolis 5 5 0 .900 193 164 passes for 229 yards and 2 T D s . . . RB dropped two passes In end zone on final Baltimore at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Adrian Dantlev of Detroit, who scored 45 M iami 5 5 0 T O 3 6 4 22S Freeman McNeil golned 103 yards on X aive which would've won gome ... CB backer John Roper and safety Chet New England 5 5 0 .900 190 191 carries ... TE Mickey Shuler caught 5 Los Angeles at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. points In the Pistons'lost gome, on overtime Barry Wilburn h a 8 Inter-cepitorato tiefor Brooks. 649-8841 Minnesota at Kansas City, 9:05 p.m. triumph over Chicago, was 1-for-10from the N .Y . Jets 5 5 0 .TO 225 T O passes for 68 yards . . . W R Al To on hod 4 NFL lead . . . Washington hra 60 straight Wichita at San Diego, 10:35 p.m. field and scored six points Tuesday against Central receptions for 54 yards. games with at leastlsack.TheNFLrecordls “ We’ll have to be alert to the blitz PrfcBt Sub/Gcf fo Change Houston. Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 270 130 68lnarowbvDallra. in certain situations because they EAT APPLES AGAIN? Houston 6 4 0 .600 230 223 ST. LOUIS (68) AT ATLANTA (28) Los Angeles Clippers center Benoit Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .600 207 211 1 g.m„ NBC Beniamin and Golden State Warriors Cincinnati 3 7 0 .300 170 216 Cardinals look tor second straight rood Let this be the last holiday season that your forward Rod Higgins put onoshootlnodlnlc W eN whi since 1984 against Falcons, who ore In NFL laadara Bowling Tuesday night. Beniamin mode 11 of 12fleld Son Diego a 7 0 .n o 199 109 midst of 5 game slump . . . Losf week, St. dentures keep you from enjoying the holiday meals. gool oftempts and was 6for8 from the free Seattle 7 3 0 .700 266 101 Louis defeated the Eagles at Phllodel- AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE throwllneforVpoInts; Hlgglnsmade 15of 17 Denver 6 3 1 T O 2 S 2 206 phlo 31-19. Attanto lost to Mlnnesota2613 field (x>ol ottempts— Including 13lna row— L.A. Raiders 3 7 0 .300 200 200 . . . Falcons hove won 3 of past 4 meetings, Att Com Yds TD Int Implants, overdentures, and other advances in andwas3-for8fromthellnefor33polnts.Los Kansas CItv 1 9 0 .100 149 T O lncludlng3213ln1988tolowermaraln to 64 Marino, Mia. 290 153 1775 11 6 dentistry make it possible for dentures to function NHs Owls Angeles won 123-130lndouble overtime. NATWNAL CONFERENCE . . . St. (jOu Is tallied 34 points In 2nd Kosor, Clev. 223 140 1004 13 6 i M aureen W ood 208-514, Anne Baptiste SlgWdsIHv quarter on 3 Nell (jornox TDposses.cm Earl O'Brien, Jets 309 131 1920 0 4 better and feel tight and secure in your mouth. 191-457, Bea O'Connell 178-452, Cindy The New Jersey Nets suffered 19 blocked Washington .700 250 182 FerrellrunandaJimOalleryfleldgoal... Kelly, Buff. T O 162 1020 13 0 Dodson 192-178-521, Lisa Hatfield 189- shots Tuesday night against the Denver Dallas .900 223 222 Lom ax compleled 18 of X passes for 263 Krieg, Sea. 157 99 1216 13 10 484, A n ita Shorts 184-476, Jodi Barnett Nuggets, Including eight each by Wayne Phllodiphia .400 318 264 yards, 3 Interceptions and 3 T D s . . . WR Elway, Den. 240 140 1916 12 7 !»^ If you are tired of letting your teeth dictate your 191-528, Kenlyn Strelber 177-188-488, Cooper and Blair Rasmussen. The 19 St. Ixuls .400 237 294 J .T . Smith c o i ^ 9 posses for 74 yards. He Hogeboom, Ind. 193 91 996 7 5 .300 174 229 leads NFL wtth94oatchesand747yards... Beth H aak 191-181-510, Karen Tra ce y relectlons Isa Nuggets'record. TheNetsalso N.Y. Giants Fouls, S.D. 202 116 14U 1 9 ►5) diet, contact your dentist or local specialist; or call suff«red18steals,elehtby Lotayette Lever. Central T E Robert Awalthad3receptlonsoaalnstlhe Esloson, CIn. 2 « 130 1902 8 11 181, Laurie Gagnon 191-506, Debbie Pf> Rugglono 209-SOO, Kathy BerzenskI O m l Chlcogo 8 3 .800 276 170 Eagles tor 97yords and hasXfor3aShlspast4 Moon, Hou. 214 IDS 1519 14 12 our office for a free consultation, and find out how 7 19l>^^, Marian Gordon 464, Prisclllo It was "B rick Night" In the N B A ; Jowann Minnesota 400 217 210 eamesosastailer.. .Ferrellflnlshedwlth78 Cushman 454, Carol Barnett 460, Marlon Oldham, Sacramento, 1-for-10 In his first Green Bay j69D 183 191 yards on 14 conies ... DE Freddie Joe dentistry can help you get more out of life. Smith 485, Karen Shumaker 482. start for the Kings; Dennis Hopson, New Tam pa Bov .400 219 206 Nunn hod 2Va socks against Fhlladel- Att YaAvg LGTD Jersey, 2-12; Darrell Griffith, Utah, 3-14; Detroit .200 189 280 phla ... Atlanta QB Canipbell Dickerson, Rms-Ind. 182 724 4.5 97 3 • The Toro CCR-2000 throws wet, heavy sne/w up to 30 ft. Ralph Sampson, Houston, 3-13; David compleled 19 of X passes for 213 yards, 1 W arner, Sea. 147 684 4.4 tS7 9 Don’t be a turkey this Thanksgiv­ > Starts so easily, you have to try it to believe it! TrI-Town Wingate, Philadelphia, 3-12; Mork Eaton, San Frncisco 8 3 0 .800 374 2N InterceptlonondlTD.Hecriso had a 7-yord Jackson, Pitt. 152 9K 3.8 X I Utah, 3-10; Joe B arry Carroll, Golden State, New Orleans 7 3 0 .700 260 ITS bootteg TD ... RB Gerald Riggs Rozler, Hou. IX 972 4.9 41 2 Jo e Kehoe 211-207813, Pete Santoch- ing! Give yourself a gift that will ► Non-clog directional discharge chute. 7-23; Erie "Sleepy" Floyd, Golden State, L .A . Roms 3 7 0 .300 191 265 golned only 24 yardsagalnst Minne­ Bentley, Ind. 117 917 4.4 t17 9 rlsto 231-504, A n d y M Ichoud 315-538, • Two-year limited warranty. 7-20; Russ Schoene, Seattle, and Perry Atlanta 2 8 0 .200 143 394 sota after rushing for 205the two previous McNeil, Jets 101 4X 4.8 X 0 be enjoyed for a lifetime. Wendell Labbe 203, Rob Mlgllore McDonald, Golden Staffs, 2-11. Utatsdov, Nev. 16 weeks. Riggshouledln9posiei os well ... 203-537, Roy Bessette 301-540, Ray Okove, K.C. 109 489 4.3 t43 2 NEA Orephlra Teomctanei Kansas City at Detroit, 13:30 p.m. W R Honford Dixon caught 3 passes tor 87 Allen, Raiders 117 461 3.9 44 3 Jessup 947, Dean Baker 509, Tom Jones The Washington Bullets, the poorest Minnesota at Dallas, 4 p.m. yards ... P Rick Oonnellv's 45.6yord UWN 6 LEISURE 201, Dennis Henderson 560, M a c M c D o ­ Atack, Clev. 114 412 3.8 22 4 shooting team In the league going Into Svatfovo N a v 19 average leodsNFL. KInnebrew, cm. 91 3 X 4.4 52 4 The National Collegiate At­ Dr. Bradley J. Daar Sales, Service & Sharpening nald 910, Gus Senkbell 935, Ed Arnhelm Tuesdov'sgome against Utah,were31-for-92 Cincinnati at New'varfc Jets, 1 p.m. 920, B ill D IYeso 900, Jeff Gentllcore 930, from the field (33.7percent) Ina 10O83lossto Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. HOUSTON (64) AT INDIANAPOLIS (29) hletic Association estimates D.D.S. Dove Edwards 936, Emil Stavens 542, the Jazz. Frank Johnson hit one of six Riots Houston at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 1e.m.,NBC Rt. 44, Coventry • 742-6103 Bob Lee 925, Bob Arendt 944. NO Y a A vg L G T D it will earn nearly $80 million 368 MAIN ST. (RRAN) MANCHRSTRR. C T for the Bullets, Bernard King 3-14, Mark Miami at Buftalo, 1 p.m. Oilers and C o m ore still olive for A F C Lorgent, Sea. 42 687 16.4 55 6 229 East Center Street 3 Milo* East of Bolton Notch Alarle 3-10, Jeff Malone hit 618 and AAoses New Orleans at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. ptayoff spots. Houston Is one gome bock of Burkett, Buff. X 494 13.7 47 In the 1987-88 budget year. QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1969 Hours. M-Sat. 9-4 / T, W. Th. 9-5:30 / FrI. 9-7 Hams Enginsars AAolone615. Phlladel^la at New Eiigland, 1 p.m. Central division-leading Cleveland, Toon, Jets M 4 K 13.3 tX 24 Hour Towing Manchester, CT. Crunch time St. Louis at Atlanta, 1 p.m. while Indianapolis Is Involved In the East Harmon, Buff.(RB) X 344 9.8 42 That includes almost $65 Gay McDevItt 499, Alice Chittick Clippers guard Mike Woodson hit an Tampa Bay at Los Angeles Rams, 4 division flvetoom dsodloch . . . Houston Morgan, N.E. X 602 17.7 49 million from Its March 17- 8-5:30 - 643-7604 ■ Evenings - 649-8574 643-5350 178-477, Denise H ills 179-489, M a ry off-bolonoe lumpshotwithonesecondleftin p.m. leads Indianapolis 54 with lost year's 31-17 Reed, Buff. 34 397 11.7 31 Haven’t you donewithcxit a'foro long enough?' PrestI 1188-901, Beffe Dufrolne 190-486, regulation Tuesday night, sending Los New York Giants at Washington, 4 p.m. win ... Both teams lost Important GIvIra, Hou. 33 998 169 183 Aprli 4 basketball "Where Our Customers Send Their Friends" 9hlrley Eldrldge 303-494, Karen Angeles ond (3olden State Intoovertimetled Denver at San Diego, 4 p.m. divisional gomes. Houston wos dominated Byner, Clev.(RB) » 396 10.8 X Vendette 183-505, Bey M o rin 181-489, at 99. Woodson then convertedo pair of free nnveinnd at San FTancIsco, 8 p.m. bv Cleveland467. Indianapolis was shutout V.Johnson, Den. » M l 17.9 t X tournament. ‘ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thureday. Nov. M. 19»7 - 1>

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 26, 1987 McElreavy thinks Columbia has turned the corner

"They know they can become a McElreavy said he realized how Bv Ronald Blum Brown coach John Rosenberg said. good football team when you play uncompetitive Columbia had be­ Providence enters year The Associated Press “ In the past, at the end of the “Columbia was competitive throughout the with that intensity and that emo­ come. As the streak has leng­ season, they would be pretty tion," McElreavy, who was given a thened, the Columbia University NEW YORK — (Columbia went downti^den, but this Columbia football game. In the past, at the end of the two-year contract extension community has examined Its com­ 0-10 in 1987, the Lions’ fourth team has played all (our quarters.” through 1990, said after the final mittment to (leldlng a Division I consecutive winless season. They Twice this season, Columbia season, they would be pretty downtrodden, with iots of new faces loss, his 20th at Columbia. " I think football program. broke the NCAA record for losses came close to winning. The Lions but this Columbia team has played all four we outplayed Dartmouth. Cornell " I have a feeling that when the by a Division I team, and were led Dartmouth 10-9 in the fourth By Jim O'Connell Just because we went to the Final was nip-and-tuck. We still don’t Yale football team is 3-7, they get embarassed by constant national quarter and had a chance to win in quarters.” The Associated Press Four." match up to a single opponent in much less trouble from their Chiesa has to worry about more media coverage. the final minute but Kurt Dasbach alumni than when our team is 9-19,” Yet, the season was an improve­ missed a 35-yard field goal attempt size.’ ’ Gone are four starters and the than Just opponents. — Brown’s John Rosenberg But Columbia is getting closer. Columbia Dean of Students Roger ment over the previous three years. and they lost 12-10. coach. Remaining Is an assistant '”There’s a lot of pressure from The freshman team, which went Lehecka said recently in an alumni the periphery people, fans, alumni, "W e’ve turned the com er," Co­ They led Brown 16-6 in the fourth magazine. coach and The System. Providence lumbia coach Larry McElreavy quarter and were ahead 16-12 with 6-9, will provide help in the the afficionados of college basket­ defensive backfield and fill spots on “ You have to do more," Asso­ hopes that's enough to keep it’s said after a season-ending 19-16loss 70 seconds left when Brown ball,” Chiesa said. "Can Provi­ point-per game improvement over ciate Dean Michael Rosenthal said basketball program moving to Brown. "W e’re playing with fumbled and Columbia safety " I told them it’s like when you the lines. forward. dence maintain that level of excel­ Solomon Johnson, a tailback who in toat article. "W e’ve done less." intensity, enthusiasm and hard­ Terry Elliott fell on the ball. But the breakup with your first girilriend," last year. lence? As a coach for 14 years I They were outscored 311-104. averaged 139 yards per game for Alter the loss to Brown, McEl­ The Friars were the intruder In ness. They’ve matured and grown ball rolled between Elliott’s legs. McElreavy said before the Brown last season’s Final Four, using the know you’re only as good as your They were outrushed 2,122-961, the freshmen, is Columbia’s first reavy reminded the seniors of how and didn’t quit.” Brown recovered and scored on the game. “ You hurt so much, you S-poInt shot and a group of steady last game. It’s only our last game terrible, but an improvement over talented player at a skill position former players and administrators From the surface. It appears that next play to win 19-16. think you just want to go off and seniors to reach a height few was In the Final Four.” 1986, when they were outrushed since quarterback John Wltkowski had abandoned the team, causing Columbia is sinking farther to the McElreavy said he believes his die." thought they could achieve since Providence’s next game will be 2 812*793. graduated in 1983. the collapse. bottom. But on some deeper levels, players didn’t start to believe they Although they improved defen­ they were 15-14 and 11-20 the against Fordham in the Fleet ’ In their final three games, they A five-percent variance given by “ As alumni, they should never the Lions’ appear ready to end their could win until they came so close sively, allowing 68 fewer points previous two seasons and were Classic and Chiesa plans to start lost by a combined 16 points, the the Ivy League gives Columbia a allow this to happen,” McElreavy streak of 41 consecutive losses since against Dartmouth. And in the final than last season, they again had playing in the rugged Big East Brooks and sophomore Carlton first time they’ve been competitive recruiting advantage over its con­ said he told them, "so Columbia Oct. IS, 1983. three losses, thinking they could almost no offense, averaging 10.4 Conference. Screen in the backcourt with 6-10 in three consecutive games since ference rivals. will never have to crawl out of the "Columbia was competitive win made the players hurt more points per game, 189th among 191 "W e were successful so quick sophomore Marty Conlon, 6-9 se­ 1983. It was not until this year that hole we’ve dug for ourselves.” throughout the football game," afterwards. Division I teams. Still, it was a 1.3 because of Rick and his system,” nior Steve Wright and 6-5 Quinton Burton, who missed last season said new Coach Gordon Chiesa of AP photo Rick PItino, who left after two because of Proposition 48, up front. seasons as head coach to take the " I ’m going to be able go one more Volatile Indiana Coach Bobby Knight, National Team, admitted he was wrong head coaching Job with the NBA’s step because this is my third year in Wednesday. New York Knicks. “ We had the the program,” Chiesa said. ‘ T v e who pulled hla team off the court in an right chemistry and senior leader­ been with our Juniors and seniors exhibition game against the Soviet ship. It happened so quick but it’s for three years and we can play to THE FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED better quickly than not at all.” our strengths and hide our non­ Chiesa’s success has not come strengths.” quickly but rather after a number Providence will begin the Chiesa will be one of the Knight admits he was wrong of years as a head coach and strengths. BUSINESSES WISH YOU AND YOUR assistant on all levels. new season without Rick "Many people will be watching "Less than 10 years ago I was Pitino. who has moved onto Bv LIndel Hutson Ehrlich, would not comment on the Bertick, an lU alumna, after the how I do as other schools might use literally driving a van at St. The Associated Press reprimand. luncheon. the NBA where he’s now me as a role model, so I ’m a great ’Thomas Aquinas as the head ‘T v e said all that I have to say Another lU graduate, Andre head coach of the New York forum to be carrying the banner for coach,” Chiesa said. ‘T v e tried for INDIANAPOLIS - Bob Knight about that,” said Ehrlich, walking Warren of Indianapolis, said, “ Bob FAMILY... so many young coaches,” the the last 14 years to learn our trade. ” Knicks received a standing ovation from briskly from the Indiana Conven­ Knight needs not apologize for his 37-year-old Chiesa said. “ I know Chiesa, who was the head coach Indiana University basketball tion Center, where the luncheon actions. We all know we’re not at Manhattan College for four and Ernie "Pop” Lewis, who made how the league operates, the perfect.” recruiting, gamesmanship, player boosters Wednesday after saying was held. seasons before Joining the Provi­ 95 of 220 while averaging 11.8. Two he was wrong to pull his team off the Knight’s lastest outburst may Imperfection also was mentioned ' i f dence staff, learned well under other starters, forward Dave development, scouting, the TV by Knight in his speech. network. I understand how people floor in an exhibition game against cost him a chance at being a Pitino and he will not change the Kipfer, 11.7 points and a team-high in the league work.” the Soviets. commentator on next year’s Olym­ “ I am an imperfect man, as I system that brought Providence’s 5.3 rebounds, and Jacek Duda. a The Indiana coach did not men­ pic basketball telecasts from Seoul. would think most of you have first Final Four trip since 1973. (Jhiesa also knows how important 6-foot-ll center, also graduated. tion the reprimand issued by the South Korea, Mike Weisman, exec­ certain imperfections. I ’m an im­ “ The system is very successful Pitino was to the program and he Delray Brooks, the third of the university the day before, but said: utive producer at NBC Sports, said. perfect man trying to attain perfec­ and that’s running and pressing to won’t let the players forget it. Friars’ three 3-point specialists last " I made a mistake Saturday night, Weisman said he was “ dis­ tion in a game that probably has no force the action defensively,” f t season, is the only starter back.The "Every single day I mention the and no one can regret that mistake pleased, even a bit disgusted” by chance of being played perfectly. Oiiesa said. "Our offense is basi­ transfer from Indiana averaged Knickerbockers to them, no ques­ more than I do. It was a mistake in Knight’s temper display, and said it cally get the ball inside and double 14.4 points while making 66 of 157 tion,” Chiesa said. "So many Judgment...... may “adversely impact” on the “ I am sometimes intolerant back out for 3-pointers with con­ long-range Jumpers. people would be in awe of the " I would appreciate each of those coach’s chances for the Job. where tolerance might be a little stant movement.” "The transition has been a lot success, but I was part of the of you who has not made a mistake “ We want to let the dust settle better characteristic. I am nnany The cast of 3-point shooters this easier because Coach was there success. Following Rick Pitino is or two in the past 17 years to drop before deciding what we’re going to times tolerant and understanding season will be considerably differ­ and everyone knows him.” Brooks only a positive for me. Now I bring me a note in the morning.” do,” Weisman told the New York where no one knows or sees.” ent than last year’s. Gone are Billy said. “ People will be well aware of him up all the time as part of the He also told the 2,700 supporters Daily News. The questions he took from the Donovan, who made 97 of 237 us even though they don’t expect us learing system. Rick was part of attending the annual lU Tip Off The newspaper quoted sources as audience included red-shIrting Jun­ S-pointers and averaged 20.6 points. to do much. They will try to get us the group and always will be.” luncheon that "this luncheon will saying there was heavy politicking ior college transfers and the 1988 last 15 minutes longer than it was going on at NBC to have Knight on U.S. Olympic basketball team. scheduled,” referring to the 15 the broadcasting team for the minutes that remained on the clock Games. But never mentioned Tuesday’s Bengals’ Esiason wants out Saturday when the game was “ No decision has been made on action in which Ehrlich and At­ aborted after Knight had been hiring for that role, and it won’t be hletic Director Ralph Floyd given his third technical for argu­ made for some time.” said Doug “ strongly reprimanded ... Knight, sfil Bv Borrv Wllner molt unselfish things I did during ing with the officials and was Kelly, a public relations spokesman who gave his assurance that such The Associated Press the strike. I lost $300,000. ejected. for NBC Sports. an incident would notoccuragaln.” "The thing that hurts most is that No one at the luncheon asked him “ I don’t think he needed to The university also apologized to CARDINAL BUICK, INC. TED CUMMINGS HEMPSTEAD. N Y. - Boomer it's character assassination, di­ about the reprimand when he took apologize, although I think he did the sponsor of the game. Amateur "A touch above tirat class." rected at me personally (by the Esiason is thinking about asking questions from the audience. let things get a little out of hand Basketball Associatlon-USA, and to 81 Adams Street INSURANCE AGENCY KRAUSE FLORIST & out of Cincinnati. pwr p fans). Especially during the strike, lU ’s new president. Thomas Saturday night.” said Michelle the Soviet team. The fourth-year quarterback said in Cincinnati. I was a focal point. Manchester • 649-4571 378 Main Street Manchester • 646-2457 GREENHOUSES in a telephone conversation on “ People back here say. ‘He is in “Largest Retell Qrowere In Mencheater" Wednesday that the poor treatment the public eye, he makes a lot of 621 Hartford Road he feels he has received from money, he should be able to handle Retro back home for Shootout Bengals fans has made him con­ the criticism.’ I could handle. BROWN’S FLOWERS Manchester • 643-9559 sider going elsewhere. Two seasons at Bartlett High Southwest Texas,” Petro said. THE MANCHESTER MANCHESTER HONDA criticism of my playing, but not of Bv Jim O'Connell 163 Main Street "If Honda Makes It — We Sell A Service It" ’The Bengals are 3-7. including me as a person and what I believe in The Associated Press School in Anchorage followed and LYNCH MOTORS five close losses, and Esiason has The Bobcats, 13-15 last season, Manchester • 643-8455 HERALD 24 Adams Street and stuff like that. Petro was named the state’s player 500 West Center Street JAMES R. been booed at home as the team has of the year as a senior, when the open the Shootout against 16 Brainard Place " I don’t have to deal with that. ANCHORAGE. Alaska — Brian Alabama-Birmingham and a vic­ Manchester • 646-3515 dropped six straight games in Petro was the Alaska high school team won the AAAA state Manchester • 646-4321 Manchester • 643-2711 McCAVANAOH REALTY Riverfront Stadium. Both Esiason I ’m not the President of the United championship. tory in that game could them a shot "Residential A Commercial Seles" States or running for the Supreme basketball player of the year two against No. 1 Syracuse, which faces and Coach Sam Wyche have been years ago and he’ll be playing in The 6-foot-4 Petro was recruited MANCHESTER OIL 237 East Center Street the objects of the fans’ discontent. Court. I’m a damn football by Maine, Monmouth and Southw­ the host Seawolves in the opening MANCHESTER SAFE & quarterback. this weekend’s Great Alaska Shoo­ round on Friday. Manchester • 649-3800 “ I feel might be better off in tout — for Southwest Texas State. est Texas State, all Division I HEAT LOCK CO. PAP AUTO PARTS another city. Just for a change of "Everyone wants to attack some­ Adding to an amazing mileage schools. The other bracket of the eight- “Quality Fuel Products" CARTER CHEVROLET venue,” he said. “ Everybody’s 109 Center Street 307 East Center Street VC one and I ’m Just the one.” triangle is the fact Petro played his “ I wanted to play Division I, that team tournament has No. 9 Michi­ 61 Loomis Street 1129 Main Street talking that Sam should be the guy Esiason made it clear his beef is had always been a lifetime dream Manchester • 643-6922 Manchester • 649-3528 first year of high school basketball gan facing Miami. Fla. and No. 17 Manchester • 647-9137 Manchester • 646-6464 to go. Hell. I ’ll go. Bengals' quarterback Boo­ not with management or his in New York. of mine,” he said. “ I still consi­ Arizona against Duquesne. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. ’ "They were talking about Sam as teammates. Petro is the son of Ron Petro, the dered Alaska-Anchorage, but I “Inauranamitha Since 19141" mer Esiason is unhappy the “ It’s real exciting coming back,” coach of the year last year, now athletic director at Alaska- wanted a Division I program.” 65 East Center Street “ I ’m not talking about manage­ said Petro, who saw limited playing they are talking about firing him. way Cincinnati fans are Anchorage — which plays host to Enter Harry Larrabee. who SCRANTON MOTORS, ment, Just the public,” he said. “ I time as freshman last season, Manchester • 649-5241 Maybe it’s me . . . get me out of the Shootout. coached at Division II Alaska- JACKSON & JACKSON treating him and wants a tell you right now, I could pull an averaging 1.1 points. "It will be fun AL SIEFFERT’S here. The Petro family moved to Anchorage for five years before INC. JACK J. LAPPEN change of venue. Eric Dickerson and say I’m not playing in front of my family and REAL ESTATE " I could understand if I was not Anchorage after Brian’s sopho­ leaving for San Marcos, Texas, and Cadillac, Oldsmoblla, Pontiac, CMC appreciated by the ownership of the friends again.” Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson REALTY APPLIANCES, throwing for 400 yards and the more year at Our Lady of Lourdes the head Job at Southwest Texas passing, but is second in yardage. team, but I am appreciated by them Route 83 DONALD S. GENOVESI offense was not playing well. But High School in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. State. Petro and Montana’s Tony Reed, 168 Main Street 357 East Center Street The Bengals are No. 1 in AFC and my fellow players. Manage­ Vernon • 872-9145 tV-AUDIO our offense is up at the top of the “ That was probably the best year “ Coach Larrabee had been talk­ who averaged 7.7 points per game Manchester • 643-4263 rushing, but 11th in passing. ment gave me an unbelievable Manchester • 647-8400 445 Hartford Road INSURANCE AGENCY, league — we play physical, innova­ I had. I started on the varsity as a ing to me about Alaska-Anchorage as a sophomore last season, are the tive and we execute. Esiason feels his role as a contract, gave me things no other Manchester • 647-9997 sophomore,” Petro said when he was there and he called me only Division I players from INC. "F o r me, personally. It’s like players’ spokesman in the strike player for the Bengals ever Wednesday. as soon as he got the Job at Alaska. "Serving the Mencheater Area for Over SO everybody is hanging on one pass. and the team’s record are the main received. A. 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That’s “ I feel I ’m a person who stood up on your Christmas Gift List.______CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY the only way to get back into their for everything I was taught in Boy CHORCHES MOTORS, "Quality Service At It's Beat" BUICK, INC. graces.” Scouts. I stood up for those less Route 83 Route 83 Esiason ranks ninth In AFC fortunate. I feel It was one of the INC. 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White rushed for 1,450 yards this South Windsor Office Supply Vernon • 649-2683 CENTURY 21- 299 East Center Street 317 Highland Street season, while Lockbaum caught 78 passes for 1,152 yardsand had Manchester • 649-0896 403 yards on 85 rushing attempts. $ L Y R A from 400 Chapel Road Tri-City Plaza EPSTEIN REALTY Manchester • 646-4277 South Windsor Vernon 543 North Main Street COLORED PENCIL SETS 289-6466 872-6075 BOLAND BROTHERS, Manchester • 647-8895 Hearns named boxer of the month REMBRANDT COLOR Mon. Fri. 8:30-5; Sat. 9-12 Mon. Fri. 10-9; Sat. 104; Sun. 12-5 INC. MORIARTY BROTHERS MEXICO CITY — The World Boxing Council Wednesday 7 LY2686/ 12 set - Regular $9.95 — $5.95 51 Bissell Street 315 Center Street named Thomas Hearns as its boxer of the month for November Manchester • 649-2947 BOGNER Manchester • 643-5135 for winning the middleweight title from Argentina’s Juan LY2686/24 set - Regular $13.79 — $9.79 Domingo Roldan. 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SNAFU by Bnico BooMo KA N U TB by ChariM M. SelNib ' GoBBie. GOBBLB.y/^^ ACCePT Vou " - ^ iFPiTH- Puzzles New late-night show from Fox I TH0U6HT I'P BETTER 2IPPy,WHAt IS V/ftKevs, '/OUR COWCCPT TH' W6(.l-, I SuFPaSe r~«6 ^ ,\B 5 , i'm OVER MERE let MV MOM AMP PAP the update will be written,” Sand shows .for Mike Douglas, Dick THIS C C u riD M o u S , OF A HEARTV TCAOlTIOMAt THINGS CoutogCWoWf. TMHRf^fL! ' AT TME HOSPITAL By Jtrry Buck from what we start out with.” 6auT6(tM'f, KMOU) UIHERE I AM.. Cavett and David Frost before PILGRIM F€AfT TuftKeiRoU. >. vie Cooto AU PF I IMMlTCO TO' , UJITH CHARLES.. Tht Associated Prtss What they’re starting out with is a said. "The rest of the show will Just oFf-wmTe wsk, GRifFV.' HAW ACROSS 4 Qlotiy fabric Answer to Previous Puzzle be ideas.” Joining Letterman in IBM. coMeeco vxiTM a '* o€ 5M T 6RACUy«HlG^ T0$JE0 AtAMAuy ABo aBP a BE-HAGGfO STEAITJ Of / 5 Latin dancs mixture of news, information and ■ntwtiii - r N E E There will be interviews with “We’re not doing a parody of the iMiMM goqcmu KUWAITI O il XM lieR Hoemit.KuT ^ T 1 Rtsortt music ■ i« LOS ANGELES - "The Wilton comedy. The emphasis is on fltM V. 6RAV-8eo**/ Giwu&a ONTM'WHiTf celebrities as well as the not-so- news and we’re not doing funny io m in o w h a t nassuiG TW?oue« th' S Potty quarrol 6 Shove C E A S E North Report” sounds like the comedy, since no one is going to nvo6e? MOUjf LAWM l-niey weet Busy famous by Nancy Collins in Los news,” said Sand. "It’s a review of 1$ THAT? ey/HlUAPP srium cF 9 Honest _ 7 Macaw genus O R 1 E L product of a Washington bureau­ take the news very seriously. It’ll LfiViu&Minesl Olympic Angeles and Gregoi^ Jackson in the news. You’ll see the same JFlUMoPff HoOPiifZ 8 Carry talas D E L s cracy, but It is in fact the whimsical be spoofed Just like most every­ gymnast _ 9 Talliss New York. footage you’d see on the 7 o’clock E R S E name of Fox Broadcasting’s new thing else in sight. Korbut 10 Author Harta The comedy team of Paul Robins The third part of the show will news, but we kid around with it. 13 Oittinotiva air late-night show to replace “The I s . 11 Ogles Late Show.” and Phil Cowan, formerly heard on include pre-taped remotes, a la the We’ll show ‘Bad Press Conferen­ 14 Ramova 19 Leave ___ Letterman show, such as “Inside ces.’ It won't be fake. We call it moisture from There Is no Wilton North. The KAER-FM in Sacramento, will be Bsavsr show was named after the building the hosts. Report,” a look at which shows ‘found’ comedy. J 15 Winter bird 21 Skinny fish "We’ll have no charactera and no t ! MV PAR 5AIP THIS IS HE SAIP THE HOT | food where executive producer Barry prison inmates watch. Author 23 Atsumsd "I spent last summer going skits. Jack LaLanne will be our THE SAME UJAITIN6 CHOCOLATE MACHINE 16 Future m.nn.r Sand has his production offices — Tama Janowitx will also file reports /j' around the country and looking for from around the country. health and science editor. He’ll be ROOM HE SAT IN PIPN'T WORK attornaya' exam 24 J *,o , the north building on Wilton 17 Actress Sandra a couple of guys who would best Sand was called away for a earnest, he won’t be playing t h e n , e it h e r .. Avenue. A .a : a -M WHEN I WAS BORN... 25 Newspaper □ □ □ □ □ represent the interests of the telephone call from Janowitz’s around. We’ll have a lot of little notice 18 Monstarllke The show, premiering Monday, show,” said Sand. director. On the scheduling board in things every night, and they’ll be 20 Examinations 26 Canter of shield different every night.” HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brownt \\W y 27 Egg on S s| mm replaces the talk and variety show He said he looked at tapes of more bis office were pinned such topics 22 Airline than 1,500 broadcasters. ”I was as identical twins, a makeover of info 28 Sudden breeze that originally starred Joan Rivers 43 Tacked 50 Self Ipref.) looking for someone who would be a someone in the news, a weekly The show’s movie review team 23 Malt beverage 29 Hawalianvfood until she was felled by low ratings fish 45 People of combination of news anchor and review of tabloids, Hollywood kids, will be an 80-year-oId man and a “ We have plenty to be thankful for...the 24 Ascertain the 51 Goodbye last May. 13-year-old. There will be fan club bathroom scale won't be fixed till after number 30 Throw out action Sand, the former producer of standup comedian,” he said. who’s frozen, people you think are 33 Negatives 46 Heels (comp, wd.) "When I looked at Robins and dead, pets, babies and naked debates. There will be people New Year'sl” 27 British actor NBC’s “Late Night with David featured in tabloids, said Sand, like John _ 36 Injury mark 47 Wading bird 52 TinM Letterman,” was brought in a few Cowan, I felt they had it. They’re women, cabbages and kings, and 38 Hard work 48 Wholly “the man who got root canal work 31 Dsfensive 55 Auto club months ago to create a new show for very funny and they have a real laugh tracks. engrossed from a Martian.” THE GRIZZWELLS» by Bill Schorr missile (abbr.) 41 Round Table Fox. sense of the news.” Sand was bom in Brooklyn and N »-jA member 49 Smooth-spoken (abbr.) Sand said he was lured away HUfAAM$ 3 2 ______about “We’re going to start a shake- He also assembled an eclectic graduated from the Wharton HWWmT AH\MAl iO m (ANf R)R 34 Long garment from the Letterman show by more 1 2 3 10 11 down run,” said Sand, "because group of writers, some of whom had School, the University of Pennsyl­ POOP, M15HT Walt Disney Presents (60 Harriet [U SA] Edge of Night IT'S COMIN'. jo [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Quinns' Four gener min.) [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts Len Daw EDGE.” I'D SURE LIKE T'KNOW HOLY COW! THATS ONE I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1:05AM ® Love Boat WHO THOSE TWO GUVS BIG CRITTER...OH! Q H !/ ^ g p P AFTER ME^/^O |(9 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ations of an Irish firefighting family in [ESPN ] College Football: Texas at son, Nick Buoniconti (60 min) (In 1:10AM [TMC] MOVIE: At Lett At W ERE YELLIN' AT.' New York City struggle with family con Texas A8iM (3 hrs , 30 min.) (Live) Stereo) Laaf A newlywed couple's happiness Is I ...... Unscramble these four Jumbles, flicts Barry Bostwick. Susan Browning. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Under Fire' Three jour­ hindered by the husband s impotence. Pat Elliott 1977 [USA] Riptide A governmental cover-up one letter to each square, to form may be underway when a father realizes nalists on the front lines of wartorn Ni­ Carroll Baker, Edwige Fenech. 1977. 6 lour ordinary words. [USA] Cartoons that the body delivered to him isn't that caragua find their lives and convictions Rated R. threatened. Nick Nolte. Joanna Cassidy, C) IN? fasUHSt SyndKiiP < Work) rrghit catarvad 6:30PM CSJ Family Ties of his son. the victim of an army training 1:30AM (33 Get smart accident (60 min.) Gene Hackman. 1963. Rated R. VELOC W ® ABC News (CC) 0 INN News [USA] Airwolf — (tl) Honeymooners (CC) 8:30PM (53 Oaffy Duck's Thanks-For- 0 Dating Gama Qiving 1 1:30PM (53 Late Show (In Stereo) __ ^1) Jeffersons [CNN] Newsnight Update (33 ( ^ Charmings (CC) Lillian tosses (33 ® Nightline (CC). ® NBC News (CC) [USA] Search for Tomorrow Bridge out some magic beans which produce 0 Honeymooners Nightly Business Report an enormous beanstalk and a clumsy YAFOM i3 3 )s c t v 1:50AM [H BO ] MOVIE; Hot Resort' A Noticiero Univision giant (In Stereo) group of young men ora given jobs on an (53) Night Heat Kirkwood finds himself in island resort but can't kaap their minds 10) Love Connection (£ ) Entertainment Tonight (In Stereo) danger when a presumed-dead South on their work. Bronson Pinchot. Marcy spots and noticed that they were all TXT (55) (53) Different World (CC) Denise American rebel leader uses his old [CNN] Showbiz Today Walker, Linda Kenton. 1985. Rated R. higher than the four-spot remaining in hopes to solve her latest financial quan- friend's newspaper column to announce THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sansom [ESPN] Winner's Circle Horse Racing Declarer dummy. So he ducked the heart lead. THAT KNOW-IT-ALL dry without assistance from home. (R) his survival. (70 min.) 2:00AM (33 MOVIE: 'Random Harvest' HERLAW Magazine An English veteran, suffering from am­ NORTH U-ZS-87 West took the setting trick with the BRUTUS,THAMK$6IVI^ / lO-P (T FOR A WHILE,,, HAS THE SOLUTION (In Stereo) (55) (53) Tonight Show (In Stereo) 4 A 4 3 bogs down [H BO ] MOVIE: 'White Nights' (CC) A (57) Frugal Gourmet nesia at the close of World W ar 1, es­ heart king. TO EVERY PROBLEM Russian dancer, who defected to the (53) Racing from Plainsfietd capes from the hospital and starts a new 4 Q 7 Declarer almost did fine. At trick PiMPWfK 5 » V 6 P ..- 60IM6INTD U S eight years ago, finds himself back 9:00PM (33 m o v ie : 'Oandhr (CC) (53) Hogan's Heroes life. Ronald Colman, Greer Garson, Su­ 4 4 3 By James Jacoby RIGHT IN T H IS . three, when he ruffs a club, it should CARVe V ie TURKBY V rg^-^^R T lM g! X J in the Soviet Union with an American- Over the course of 56 years, Gandhi (57) News san Peters. 1942. 4AKQ642 turned-Russian citizen who becomes his rises from poverty to become India's be with the five of spades. He should [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred (33 Home Shopping Overnight Service Purists might object to North's RAHDLE Now arrange the circled letters to only hope for escape Mikhail Baryshni­ leader against British rule. Ben King­ next lead the trump seven to dummy’s Hickman. Nick Charles. (3 hrs.) WEST EAST opening bid of one no-trump, since his form the surprise answer, as sug­ kov, Gregory Hines, Isabella Rossellini. sley, Candice Bergen, Martin Sheen. 4 8 6 4 ( } J 10 ace. Then, at the crucial point, he will gested by the above cartoon. 1965 Rated PG-13 1982 Part 2 of 2. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Goodbye. 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Petula Clark, Michael Red­ SOUTH and then forced to game The bidding $ 100,000 Pyramid lege life in the 1950s and the rifts that sion of the Kern-Hammerstein play. so careless? Perhaps he had three Jumbles; TRUTH MUSIC SLUICE THRIVE develop at home following his depar­ grave. 1969. Rated G. Kathryn Grayson. Howard Keel, Avs 4 K 9 7 5 2 was aggressive, but the opening de­ Yesterdays helpings of turkey and cranberry Answer: A person bom with silver sp ^ n Jn Ws (TTj Cheers Part 1 of 2 ture Jason Robards, Eva Marie Saint (In [ESPN] SportsCentar Gardner. 1951. 4 A 10 5 2 fense was friendly. 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(In Stereo) ARIES (March 21-April 19) It's best not likely. itler, Lila Skala. Lisa Mann. 1963 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 26.1987 - 23 tt - MANCHESTER HEHALD, Thurgdav. Nov. 26, 1987 WEEKEND Santa Claus Exuberant actor Mastroianni due Friday is not serious about himseif He was quite a devil By Thomas F. AAcElroy The Associated Press "The Ransom of Red Chief’’ is a film about a Santa arrives on Friday to mark the mischievous youngster who drives his parents, and beginning of the Christmas season in the area. NEW YORK - Marcello Mastroi­ his kidnappers, absolutely batty. It will be shown By lla.m.,youcanexpectto8eeSantaandhls anni, with a cigarette in one hand Saturday afternoon at 2 in the Junior room of the sleigh at the Manchester Parkade, where he and gesturing gracefully with the Mary Cheney Library. This free film will be will distribute coloring books and candles to other, sat in his Park Avenue hotel appreciated by children and adults alike. youngster throughout the weekend. He and his room and talked about why he is an actor. rocking chair will move around among the stores, asking thellttleoneslf they’ve beengood ’’Basically, I am an empty Old State House Is busy person,” he said, flicking his ash. this year. , „ ^ * "When I act I feel complete because At 6:30 on Friday evening, four Manchester Things are Jumping at the Old State House in I use the personalities of these Hartford. There is an exhibit and sale of works by children will switch on more than 700 lights characters to fill this emptiness.” which decorate the huge pine tree in front of St. Connecticut craftsmen, an exhibit of 20 He shrugged and add^, “ I am James Church on Main Street. Santa Claus am also a childish person and what p, Czechoslovakian creches, and a lay-out of model his helpers will arrive by fire truck. The better way to live life than by :t' ^ ’iS trains put together by The Train Exchange of traveling to all these countries and Manchester. All three of these exhibiU will be open Salvation Army will lead participants in Christmas carols as Santa passes out candy getting paid to have fun and act like daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., through Dec. 24. a fool, no?” canes. There will be hospitality booths serving N He is a man who is at once serious coffee and cookies along Main Street, where about acting but not serious about X, Victorian and fantastic stores will be open until 8 p.m. himself, a duality that has helped N Elsewhere, Santa and his band of elves will lead him to a career encompassing Gillette Castle in East Haddam opens this participate In the Luettgen’s Hartford Holiday nearly ISO films. weekend for its annual Victorian Christmas Parade, which steps off from the corner of At 64, he is still as exuberant as celebration, with decorations, musical performan­ Church and Trumbull streets at 9 a.m. Friday. ever. "Making movies is so much ces and refreshments. The castle will be open The parade will proceed onto Pearl Street, turn fun —why stop?” Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., from now onto Main Street and end up In Center Court of That exuberance recently through Dec. 20. Admission is $1, and 50 cents for brought the Italian star to the New the Civic Center Mall. York Film Festival for the open- those ages 6 to 11. For information on particular Make a wish Joining Santa In the parade will be the ning of his latest movie, “ Dark performances, call 526-2336. Marlborough Fife and Drum Corps, the 0 Eyes.” Mastroianni earned the best craftsmen. On Friday, Saturday and Symphony on Ice bear, the Arabian Horse Club i i:- actor award at the Cannes Film Kristi Cloutman of Coventry stands in a of Connecticut, clowns, marching bands and AP photo room filled with nearly every hand­ Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Kids' Festival for his role of Romano in cheerleaders, reindeer and others. the work, a sweeping love story set Marcello Mastroianni, with a cigarette in one hand, poses crafted toy a child could wish for. Those Stuff will offer free balloons, face Following the parade, Santa will visit with the Master builder in Italy and Russia. painting, hot cider and doughnuts. It will Something old in his Park Avenue hotei room during an interview. are among Items to be sold this weekend small-fry In an antique sleigh In Center Court, Kofi Asante, a potter from Ghana, Africa, 1 to 4 p.m. Other artisans demonstrating Some critics said the character of all be at The Sewing Room, 530 Swamp beneath a 32-foot Christmas tree. Those who Romano epitomized the actor him­ at Kids’ Stuff, a showcase of toys, A huge antiques and collectibles show will fill the works on the clay piece he is building at their skills will be Q. Adeline Laughlin of stories by Anton Chekov, “ Dark Born in a town just outside of visit him will receive gifts, including a self: a tender and charming wom­ clothes and accessories by Connecticut Road, Coventry.^ Hartford Civic Center this weekend, as 150 dealers Eyes” was directed by Soviet Rome, Mastroianni grew up in complimentary ticket to the FesUval of’Treesat Wesleyan Potters in Middletown. Manchester, who works in pewter; Carol anizer. forever doomed by his own set up their exhibits. The show will include quilts Octeau, who does clay pieces; and weaknesses. director Nikita Mikhalkov, who relative poverty. When he was V the Wadsworth Atheneum. Asante, who is spending a year in the young he wanted to be an architect and pottery, dolls and toys, antique Jeanette Karpie Smith, showing tradi­ “ Dark Eyes” opens around the worked with Mastroianni to get the advertisements, art glass, silver and more. The At 5 p.m. Friday, Santa wlllarrivein Hartford U.S. as an artist in resident, will turn of the century on an ocean liner movie made. but World War II came and he found Settling In for winter It’s Beatlemania show will be open Friday from 5 to 10 p.m., by helicopter. He will land on top of One demonstrate his craft Saturday at tional paper marbling. These demon­ with an old Romano telling the “ I had always wanted to play the himself Imprisoned by the Nazis. He eventually escaped and spent Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 11 ConsUtutlon Plaza, and will travel down the strations are offered in conjunction with bittersweet tale of his long lost love role of Oblomov,” Mastroianni Longing for the music of the ’60s? Then take a Manchester Community College, as the the rest of the war hiding out in an Animals are settling in for the winter, and the outside of the building in a gondola. to a fellow passenger. It Is the story recalled. “ When I heard that there trip back in time with a three-day New England a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $3.50. guest of the Society of Connecticut the s e e exhibit of crafts at the MCC attic. Hungerford Outdoor Education Center in Once at ground level, he will officially open of a man who marries into a was a film version by Mikhalkov. I Beatles Convention, on Friday, Saturday and Craftsmen. Asante will set up in the Newspace Gallery. “ Because of the war my genera­ Kensington is offering an opportunity to walk the Festival of Lights on Constitution Plaza. wealthy family and becomes cor­ went to see it, and immediately Sunday at the Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven. In knew that I wanted to work with this tion has lost something, we are through the woods and take a look around. The free These lights will be lit every evening at dusk lobby of the Lowe Program Center, from rupted, turning into a lazy and addition to various look-alike and sound-alike What should you buy? irresponsible liar who forever Russian director,” afraid of commitment,” Mastroi­ program will be offered on Saturday at 1 p.m., for until Jan. 6, which is the Three Kings’ Day. bands, there will be a Beatles film festival, chases other woman. After several overtures they anni said. children and adults. Call 827-9064 to make a Have you ever gone shopping for ice-fishing Following the ceremony of lights, kids will get sculptures, exotic musical instruments, elegant non-stop video presentations featuring concert After a fight with his wife agreed to collaborate on a movie, After the war he started playing reservation. equipment? E ver tried to find the best cross to meet Santa at The Pavllian at State House Four-part harmonizing executive toys, jigsaw puzzles, wooden toys and small parts in various movies and performances and promotional clips, and (Silvana Mangano), Romano runs even though Mastroianni didn't country skis or backpacks? A variety of outdoor Square, until 9 p.m. Those who attend are asked many kinds of kaleidoscopes. speak Russian and Mikhalkov in 1954 he appeared opposite Sophia appearances by former Beatles drummer, Pete “ Where’s My Baby?” a barbershop music revue, away to a spa where he falls In love equipment, ranging from clothing to sports gear, to bring canned foods for the Community Down on the Farm is open every Tuesday with a "dark-eyed” Russian didn't speak Italian. “ Webothknew Loren in “ Too Bad She’s Bad” — Best. A complete weekend package is $27, and is being presented on Saturday by the Insurance Clowning around will be reviewed Saturday by the state Department Renewal Team ’s Emergency Food Bank. through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. In addition woman (Elena Sofonova). She enough Spanish to communicate the first of 10 movies they would admission to individual shows is $9.50. Tickets and City Chorus at Conard High School auditorium on make together. But It was the role of Environmental Protection. This seminar will be Horse-drawn trolley rides will be offered In to the work in the show, crafts by more than 275 eventually returns to Russia and with each other.” said Mastroianni, So you’ve always wanted to be a clown? Saturday information are available at the Record Breaker in of the cynical journalist in Fellini’s offered at 10 a.m. at the Goodwin State Forest Hartford every Friday and Saturday from this Berkshire Road in West Hartford. Beside the craftspeople are displayed in the gallery, which is her husband, and the sad Romano who added with a flourish of his is your chance. Arrive at the New Britain Youth Manchester Parkade. For information, call chorus, performers will include various arms, “ Besides, acting Is a univer­ “ La Dolce Vita” that made him an Conservation Center, on Route 6 in Hampton. weekend through Dec. 19, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., housed in a two-story converted chicken coop. goes back to his wife. Museum, 30 High St., New Britain, dressed a a 865-8131. sal language.” international star. Admission is free. leaving from the Connecticut National Bank prize-winning quartets, including the Haystack Losely based on several short clown, then get your face painted to match. The building, corner of Pearl and Main Streets. The Four from Worcester, Mass., who speciaiize in program is free, and goes from 1 to 2 p.m. Call 50-cent fare benefits the UConn Children’s comedy. Tickets are $9 for adults, $5 for children. 225-3020 to make reservations. Fun and games Call 522-5970 for more information. The suspense mounts Movlo theater stages a change An open Invitation Cancer Fund. A bright red double-decker bus will offer free Interested in big-ticket raffles? All 300 tickets for Mystic Seaport will offer its annual Children’s moth Live Aid Ckincert for famine From artworks made from old lace to extremely rides on Sunday, and again on Dec. 20from noon Santa rides the rails the 1988 Lincoln Town car being raffled by UNICO PHILADELPHIA (AP) - From walls about three years ago, when Good things, Small package Field Day on Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. have been sold, according to raffle chairman nickelodeon to movie palace to videocassettes started cutting info relief in Philadelphia In 1985, modern pewter jewelry, you'll find many types of to 3 p. m. Stops include the Ci vie Center Mall. the renovated the decaying theater in Children ages 4 to 12, accompanied by their Raymond F. Damato. However, if you’d like to regional stage to revival cinema — the demand to see old films on the They say good things come in a small package, crafts at the Open Studio, a show sponsored hy the Old State House. Sage-Alien, the Richardson Santa Claus rides the trains each night at the just 16 days, installing chandeliers parents, are invited to attend. There will be hoop watch the winning ticket being drawn, all are the Theatre of the Living Arts on big screen. 2 and Fred Small is no exception. He is the composer Laughlin family of Manchester. In what was Mall and G. Fox. Connecticut Trolley Museum in East Windsor, and floral carpeting, painting the rolling, stilt walking, a huge tug of war and lessons invited to the party at the Arm y and Navy Club, Philadelphia’s funky South Street of "The Heart of the Appaloosa, ’’ among other formerly a barn and feed store behind their home, Madrigal singers from the Hartt School of ; greeting the tourists and distributing small With losses of over $30,000 in 1986 walls and ceiling and repairing the on old fashioned bicycles, as well as sea music and 1090 Main St., on Sunday. The music starts at 2 p.m. has weathered almost 80 years of songs which are growing in reknown in the folk at 310 Hackmatack St., the Laughlins will showcase Music will be strolling through downtown, ' presents. During Winterfest ’87, which begins and another $30,000 in the first eight back stage. a trivia game. Admission to the seaport museum is and the drawing will be 5 p.m. UNICO stands for change In the city’s cultural scene. music community. He will present a concert of his works by some of the most prestigious craftsmen every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and i Friday, visitors may take a three-mile ride on the months of the this year, they As repairs progressed, so did ' $8.50 for adulU; $4.25 for children 5 to 18; and Unity, Neighborliness, Integrity, Charity and So when the only repertory decided to sell. That left Philadel­ songs at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Sounding; Board and artists in the region. The studio will be open Sunday from noon to 2 p.m., filling the air with ! illuminated electric sleigh or “ electroboggan,” or rehearsals. The TLA reopened last children under 5 admitted free. The museum is Opportunity. Proceeds from the raffle will be used cinema in town recently played its phia without the repertory cinema month with “ Lady Day,” a musical Coffeehouse, at First Church of Christ Friday through Dec. 7 ,10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and traditional songs. In a heated trolley. The museum is open Fridays open dally, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., on Route 27 in Mystic, a final double bill — “ Annie Hall” that served apple cider and granola about , the life of jazz singer Billie evenings by appointment. Call 646-0898 for more and Saturdays, 5; 30 to 11 p.m., and Sundays for scholarships, to combat mental retardation and Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. mile south in Interstate 95 at exit 90. and “ Harold and Maude.” two and screened movies from “ It’s a Holiday, starring Ann Duquesnay. information. through Thursdays, 5:30 to 9 p.m., through Dec. 23 for various charities. Admission is $6. For reservations, call 563-3263. standards at the theater called the Wonderful Life” to "Eraserhead.” Spivak hopes to bring off- ^ It is also open Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 5 TLA — its owners expected a little But Murray and his colleagues Broadway productions to the cozy 6 • p.m. Admission, which includes unlimited rides, Star show is changing m ore sentiment than was adapted, opening two of the best- 400-seat theater. He’s already ' costs $3.50 general; $2.50 for senior citizens: $1.75 generated. stocked video stores in the country. booked "Little Shop of Horrors” • for children ages 5 to 15; and under 5 free. This will be the last weekend to see “ Clash of the “ We thought there would be a And the TLA survived. One month and is negotiating for "Steel Titans,” a planetarium show at the Copernlcan tremendous nostalgic feeling.” after the final show on September Magnolias” and "Driving Miss Planetarium and Space Science Center of Central said Ray Murray, who Joined the 20, the TLA was back In business — Daisy,” two current hits in New Fun and games Connecticut State University in New Britain. TLA as a 17-year-old projectionist as a first-run stage. York. “ I sort of promised to keep it as a The new show at the Down on the Farm Beginning In December, a show called “ The in 1972 and was a part-owner when "W e want to have a first-class, theater until it wasn’t financially contemporary craft gallery in Moodus is called Christmas Star” will be shown. It illustrates it closed. “ There wasn’t. Even the off-Broadway house, which Is various theories about the star that led the three last weekend — we didn’t even sell feasible.” said Allen Spivak, the really needed here,” Spfvak said. “ Fun and Games.” It features 24 artisans who TLA ’s new co-owner. kings to Bethlehem. Both programs are Fridays out.” "No one Is taking the hits and create unique toys, games and whimsies for The T LA ’s five owners saw the Spivak and his partner, Larry presenting a steady diet in and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. Admission is $2.50 for children and adults. In this show there are soft writing on the theater’s purple Magid, who produced the mam­ Philadelphia.” sculpture humans and animals, humorous adults, $1.50 for children 12 and under. Connecticut Concert Ballet, Inc. LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES THE CHRISTMAS EOITION OF THE EAST HARTfOnO Presents the 9th Annual ANTIQUE FLEA MARKETI Thousands to choose from - Tag Now... 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(AP) - designed by Walt Disney, will be firecracker; advertising^.jtpms Economy Electric Joint chamber signed by crewmen during their from the Grab^It-Herie foda market. From the painting of Nazi Rudolf Economy Electric Supply Inc. of 428 Tolland Turnpike, Hess to the hood ornament from a annual reunion in Arkansas, then A comer cabinet crafted by a 1956 Cadillac, the diverse collection returned for the display. Orville Devore contains crystal, a distributor of electrical supplies, has joined the Greater in Kent Leasure’s funeral parlor "I want these things done right — silver tea set and dolls. One, a girl, Personal income surges in October Manchester Chamber of Commerce. creates a museum-like nothing Junky,” said Leasure. “If it has her head turned away from a The company, which hat been In “no swimming” sign on which a operation for 48 yeara, ia hMded by atmosphere. takes six months to get something increase to a decision by the framed properly, then it takes six boy’s clothing is hanging. By Martin Crutalngvr Robert Weinberg, presidentrTt hai Leasure deals with death in his Tht Anoclaftd Press government to withhold subsidy business, but his mission is to keep months.” An oval box with a glass front about 250 employees. contains a black hat, watch fob and payments in September in order to memories alive. Leasure, who came to the reduce the federal budget deficit Management personnel include Houghton-Leasure Funeral Home eye glasses that belonged to the WASHINGTON - A surge in ___ Personal Personal Richard Jolie, showroom operations An old fishing pole reminds farm-subsidy payments helped for 1987 and push those payments visitors of one of Ike Payne’s 34 years ago, has collected many of original funeral home owner, director; Sid Goldwyn, Manchester Harry J. Houghton. drive Americans’ personal incomes ■ Income Spending into October, the start of a new favorite pastimes; a scrapbook the items himself. Other things budget year. showroom manager; Robert Potter- have been donated by people who "These artifacts give people a up 1.7 percent during October, the TriSions ol OoSars. seasonaSy adlusicO Tr*ons ol ik jsa ts. sea&ooai)f adpiskKi chronicles the World War I mis­ government reported Wednesday. The overall income increase was ton, appliance manager; Barry Gold­ sions of young aviator Neil Montis; live in and around this east-central comforting, homey feeling,” said berg, electrical construction sales Illinois town of 4,200. Leasure. “We sometimes have as The 1.7 percent figure matched 1.7percent. Without the big jump in framed news photographs recall a many people wandering through the monthly advance in July 1981 farm subsidy payments, the in­ manager; Steve Stockman, general 1972 fire that killed Ivan Hollings­ Some are in antique oak ca­ marketing manager; Jeff Hull, in­ worth and his wife in their down­ binets: a model of a 1952 Packard looking at the displays as we do in which was the largest since a 2.5 3 00 come advance would have been a hearse that Leasure talked an the chapel.” percent gain In June 1975. more moderate 0.7 percent, very side phone sales manager (or Man­ town store-top apartment. Even in the room where caskets The Commerce Department said similar to the 0.6 percent overall chester; Peter Rigsby, trade counter “You think of people when you undertaker out of when he was a manager for Manchester; Tony youngster; a coal miner’s caps and are selected there are antiques; a the rise in personal incomes re­ 290 income gain recorded in see these things," said Leasure. Setaro, electric supply counter man­ "As a funeral director, I deal in a piece of mine track; St. Louis sofa, a duck decoy and a small, sulted in a big advance in the September. Browns matches; a postcard of an wooden, youth coffin made in personal savings rate as Ameri­ Consumer spending showed no ager; Jack Falatic, customer service memories, and I feel people should manager; Michael Farber, expeditor be remembered." electric interurban going through Indiana in 1890. cans saved the extra wealth instead improvement in October, holding A photograph on one wall shows an arched passageway in the “A lot of people find it traumatic of spending It. Consumer spending steady at an annual rate of $3.01 service manager; Fred ^cher, N Leasure’s parents on their farm in Georgetown depot; a cherry bomb being in this room,” said Leasure. in October was flat as auto sales fell trillion after declining 0.3 percent in credit manager; and Christy Disiree, Sidell in 1939, their three children for the second consecuUve month. September. The weakness in both Robert Weinberg advertising manager. around them. Nearby is the 1982 In othereconomicdevelopments: months came from declines In auto sale notice for the farm. • The Commerce Department JFMAMJ JASO JFMAMJ JASO sales following an August sales Another wall is covered with war A Store of Inspiration reported a 0.3 percent rise in orders 1907 1907 boom spurred by cut-rate financing Primerica sells stock In Triangle mementos, from a German offic­ to U.S. factories for durable goods, Sept -87 Oct. 07 Oct 86 SfiDi 67 Ocf *07 deals. in Downtown Manchester a moderate advance propelled by a GREENWICH — Primerica Corp. has signed an agreement to er’s.helmet to a Swiss army rifle. 3.52 3.78 3.84 I I 2.80 3.02 1 Spending on non-durable goods, sell its entire common stock investment in Triangle Industries There is a postcard from a sharp jump in aircraft orders. It D[ ■ followed an even bigger 2.4 percent items expected to last less than Inc. to CJI Industries Inc., the company announced Wednesday. prisoner-of-war camp, sent by a three years, posted a good gain and The sale price is $124 million in cash plus additional local minister who had been shot surge in orders in September. AP photo Analysts said the gains showed to be seen how much damage was mers will keep spending and keep spending on services showed the consideration comparable to the amount received by other 0 down over enemy territory. For Your Spiritual Needs rising overseas demand for Ameri­ done by the record 508-point decline the country out of a recession or biggest increase of all, a gain of minority shareholders of Triangle in excess of $25 per share The painting of Hess was done on $18.6 billion, reflecting in part a piece of wallpaper from memory can products. in stock prices on Oct. 19. whether they will become fearful resulting from an acquisition of Triangle by CJI or one of Its Cat cakes • The National Association of "All of these numbers are Oc­ about the future and start building payment of brokers’ fees on the affiliates within a year, Primerica said in a statement. by a Georgetown woman who saw record level of stock sales, analysts New York to benefit AIDS victims. The him at his trial. )@ibles & Books Realtors reported sales of existing tober numbers and it isn’t clear how up savings. Also on Tuesday, Primerica announced that Its board of Cast members from the Broadway hit homes climbed 3.2 percent in important they are in the post­ While consumer spending was said. directors has authorized the repurchase of up to 5 million shares “Cats" display cakes they're selling in “cats," from left, are John Anzalone, Lily Another wall contains a picture of the USS Rock, a submarine on 840 Main Street • 649-3396 October, the best showing since crash world,” said David Berson, flat in October and savings rose Disposable, or after-tax incomes, of its common stock, subject to market conditions. the lobby of the Wintergarden Theater in Lee Wong and Marc Hunter. which Leasure’s brother Keith May. The boost came although senior economist at the Federal sharply, analysts said this was were up 1.8 percent in October, the Primerica, which currently has about 52 million shares of served. The ship's battle emblem. mortgage rates were rising sharply National Mortgage Association. based on special factors other than biggest advance since a 3.2 percent common stock outstanding, said its previously announced V in the first half of the month and the "But it does show that things were fears generated by the stock one last May. repurchase program of 6 million shares is 500,000 shares short of market collapse. stock market fell in the last part of moving very strongly before the The combination of rising in­ completion. October. crash.” “It is too early to tell whether comes and flat consumer spending Names in the News In Santa Barbara, Cfalif., White Of particular interest was the rise consumers have put away their checkbooks,” said Cynthia Latta, left the savings rate, savings as a NYSE, clerks reach tentative pact House spokesman Marlin Fitz- in home sales which pushed them to percentage of disposable income, DOUBLE water said the durable goods report a seasonally adjusted annual rate an economist with Data Resources Inc. of Lexington, Mass. ”We will at 4.7 percent in October, up NEW YORK — A tentative agreement has been reached by the petition drive aimed at helping the hungry and showed "the future remains very of 3.56 million units. sharply from a rate of 3 percent in New York Stock Exchange and iU 1,100 clerical employees, who Dancing in the streets homeless. bright in terms of manufacturing "The higher interest rates should have to see the November data before we can begin to determine September. The savings rate was had staged a three-day strike in a dispute over pensions, COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Dancer Rudolf "An Evening with Chicago,” a benefit concert COUPONS production.” He called the personal have throttled sales in the first half the highest monthly figure since 4.9 the impact of the market decline.” according to a published report. that also featured comedian Cheech Marin and income report "good news,” and of the month and then the stock percent last January. Nureyev will be taking it to the streets next spring. See Stores For Details. said there is reason for optimism market crash added enormous The rise in personal incomes The New York Times said in its Wednesday editions that a The ballet dancer will perform outside the new singers Michael McDonald and Belinda Carlisle, occurred mainly because farm The growth in incomes includes a three-year agreement was reached on Monday with representa­ was held Tuesday at the Universal Amphitheater. “on both fronts. ” President Reagan uncertainty at the end of the month, Koger Center for the Arts on April 19, University of is in California for Thanksgiving. but sales still went up.” said incomes shot up 90.7 percent to an $15.3 billion annual rate of increase tives of the exchange and Local 153 of the Office and Professional South Carolina officials said Tuesday. Organizers hoped the concert would raise Analysts said the various reports Warren Lasko, executive director annual rate of $71.7 billion in in the important category of wages Employees International Union. Nureyev's evening appearance with a troupe of $150,000 toward a $350,000 goal to support the present a picture of an economy of the Mortgage Bankers October because of a big Jump in and salaries. This was slightly The preliminary pact provides for a 5 percent salary raise six dancers is planned as a "special pre-opening petition campaign. WEEK-END BONUS BUYS with surprising strength in early Association. government subsidy payments. ahead of a $12.6 billion rise in wages retroactive to Nov. 1 and subsequent annual increases of 8 performance" for the center, which will not be The ballot drive is sponsored by Californians October. But they said it remained A big question is whether consu­ Analysts attributed this sharp in September. percent, the newspaper said. It also makes some changes in the completed until the end of 1988, said Thomas Stepp, Working Together to End Hunger and exchange’s pension plan, which had been the source of the labor center director. Homelessness, a coalition of celebrities and THE BUTCHER SHOP dispute, it said. business leaders headed by Conway Collis, A spokeswoman for the NYSE said the exchange could not "It will be a little taste, an appetizer of the rich comment on the report because of a news blackout to which both cultural fare the center will bring to the Midlands, chairman of the State Board of Equalization. BEEF LOIN-BONE IN-FORMERLY N.Y. SIRLOIN Come out ahead by paying off loans the university and to all of South Carolina on a sides had agreed. The petition, which must be signed by 373,000 QUESTION: There is talk t^at continual basis,” Stepp said. QUESTION: ANSWER: It really makes no registered voters to qualify for the November 1988 difference, when r^eem ing fund the very profitable bank in which 1 Nureyev, 49, was one of the Soviet Union's ballot, proposes to false an estimated $50 million to We are selling a shares. The amoupt of a capital own stock will be taken over by a leading dancers and a star of the Kirov Ballet of $90 million annually foV food, shelter, health and Shell Sirloin property for gains distribution and-or a dividend larger bank. 1 need the dividends Leningrad when, seeking greater artistic freedom, other services. $70,000. Consid­ from this stock and I cannot afford ering the recent Investors’ automatically is deducted from the he asked for asylum in the West in 1961. The funds would be raised by citations issued to value of the mutual fund shares on a loss. I am very worried. Should I wild swings in sell now? 2 the ex-distribution or ex-dividend landlords for health, safety and building code \ U5DA t t h e stock Guide This Steaks date. Roberts recovers at home violations. Additional funds would be raised market and the through California Savings Bonds. I BEEF ; William A Doyle Semi- possiblity of a It does tnake 0 difference, when ANSWER: Calm down. Before TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Television evangelist Oral ••shaky’’ your bank can be "taken over” — Boneless buying. If you make your purchase Cbostmas Roberts has received a comeal transplant and is Grain Fea 1 9 7 market for two before the dividend or capital gains through a merger or sale — the deal 2.17 lb. recovering at home, a spokesman said. Beef or three years, distribution, you buy higher-priced will have to be approved by vote of James Winslow said the evangelist received a In hospital for surgery lb. would it be ad­ shares and then have to pay tax on owners of a majority of the bank’s I a yer. That’s in addition to the new cornea for his left eye in an outpatient LONDON (AP) — Capt. Mark Phillips, husband visable to use $40,000 to pay off the the dividend or capital gains stock. Stockholders aren’t going to give Am! 6 procedure Monday at City of Faith Medical and mortgage on our home and invest deduction you get for interest paid distribution. If you buy after the OK a takeover that doesn’t pay of Princess Anne, has had surgery for a damaged TAIL ESS during the year. Research Center. BONELESS the rest? dividend or capital gains distribu­ them well. Achilles tendon in his right foot, Buckingham We also have a $13,000 loan in There can be an exception to this, tion, the same amount of money Winslow said the cornea, the transparent outer Palace said. which we pay 12 percent Interest. if part of the refinancing loan was If the takeover goes through, layer of the eye, had begun to deteriorate during will purchase more lower-priced mostpo Phillips, 39, is being treated in the King Edward Sirloin Porterhouse Should we pay that off? used to pay for an improvement of shares and you have no immediate you’ll get either cash or stock in the the past few years. Roberts must wear a patch over VII Hospital for Officers in London after the your home. In that case, a percen­ tax liability. larger bank in exchange for your the eye until it heals, and will restrict activities operation last week and will have his leg in a cast ANSWER: Unless you can invest tage of the points equal to the shares. Sell if you don’t like the during his recovery, which should take about a for about three months, the palace said Tuesday. Steaks or T-Bone Steaks $13,000 whereit will earn morethan portion of the loan u s ^ for home Never invest in a mutual fund terms of the merger or sale. improvement can be taken as a Chances are. the proposed deal will week, Winslow said. Princess Anne returned a day early from a 12 percent and $40,000 where it will shortly before a dividend or capital Stl( earn more than the Interest rate on deduction for the year the loan was gains distribution is to be paid. be advantageous to you. Southeast Asian tour and visited her husband in the your mortgage, the natural move is obtained. Helping hungry and homeless hospital Tuesday. to pay off both loans. This does not mean that points The palace said the former army officer first Here, we’re back to a fundamen­ paid on a mortgage used to LOS ANGELES (AP) — The rock group Chicago 2«7 injured his tendon jumping from a tractor on his tal financial fact stressed in this purchase a home are not deducti­ has joined business leaders. Southern California’s farm and aggravated it in September when he got ble. Anyone who pays mortgage Grain Fed Grain Fed column over the years. When We Can Help Your Child Pull Start archbishop and a top state official to launch a off his horse. Beef iD- interest you pay is higher than what points when buying a "principal Beef you are earning on your available residence” is entitled to take a full funds, you lose money. You profit income tax deduction for the 'total Succeed In School $ 3 2 9 9 5 only when the cost of borrowed amount of those points for the year -C J money is lower than the amount you the points are paid. HIGH IN VITAMIN “ A” BROCK’S FRESH TENDER GREEN earn by putting that money to work Key Electric Start in investments. QUESTION: Exactly what is a Let’s say you invest $13,000 from point on a home mortgage? Fresh the property sale at 10 percent. S39995 California The Center for Learning offers help that goes beyond That will give you $1,300 annual ANSWER: It’s exactly one per­ Toro S-620 / Reg. *449“ income. At 12 percent interest, your cent of the amount of the mortgage tutoring, providing prt>grams designed to improve academic Spinach Broccoii $13,000 loan costs you $1,560 annu­ and is deducted before you get the skills while increasing motivation and self-confidence in: ally. You’re out $260 a year. use of the mortgage money. • Kcuding • Spelling • Give the Toro S-620 and make someone’s life a M e easier this winter. This, of course, is just an Let’s say you buy a home, obtain ^ Muth • Homework Helper • America’s most populv snowthrower.. .over 2 million sold. example. Ten percent is a handy a 10 percent $75,000 mortgage and • Seli«M)l Keiiilliicss (pre-seluM>l) • Rcincdlul/Liirleliiiieiii 0 figure, even though you rpbably pay two points. Each point is $750. • Electric start model available. 10-oz. wouldn’tget it on a safe investment. Two points equal $1,500. You obtain • Two-year limited warranty. You’ll have to do your own the use of only $73,500. The each tTe Service What We Sell calculation on your mortgage mortgage lender keeps the $I ,500 in If you know y o u r child should he doing b e t t e r 99 numbers, for which you did not give points. M ARLOW ’S an interest cost. But you must pay interest on call us . . . for your child’s sake. ‘mrat tor Cran'tMng atnoB tat t- " “V-i 1 Super Coupon)!^ You’re almost certain to come $75,000. That makes your "annual Oowntown Main Street, Manotteeter out ahead by retiring your two percentage rate” — your true Free Parking Front A Roar of Our Store AP-2 603 loans. After you do that, you may interest cost 10.2 percent. 9 not have much money left to invest. Don’t overlook the fact that yo will 649-5221 QUESTION: Which is the better Center for Lenminfj have to pay tax to the Internal time to redeem mutual fund shares Havent you done without albrolongenou^i?* Revenue Service on any proflt from Pru«Tioin Nim ( iirmiiiK 6 4 6 * 4 9 4 3 • 8 p.m.. A/ !'h ) — before or after a capital gains .•\fwr Sihool Eight O’clock Coffee the sale of that property. Assuming TutnpIks.Hllliaid Prolaationll Building. Sulla 200. Mtnchaalai. CT 0B04C you have a profit, it will be taxable distribution? 463 WQBt MlddlQ *‘BEAN*' CUSTOM GROUND With Thit Coupon Limit One Coupon Par Family. as a capital gain. Vklld Fri.. Nov. 27th and SaM jpv 28th, 1987 Only! I’m not foolish enough to try to predict what the stock market will IWAKW do over the next two or three years. Super Coupon>j | '| ^ T < ! ! ^ j i i r ^ * f f S \ Super Coupoli However, if you can’t afford to take MICHAEUS PRODUCE AP-2 605 DESIGNER DECKSDesigner Decki' U.S. Patent 4,622,792 AP-2 604 any riste. you shouldn’t be “in the Fresh Quality Fruit & Produce f U il market” — now or at any other by United States Desigrt Corporatlw time. ONE DOZEN-ANY SIZE ONE >/2 GAL. CTN.-ANY BRAND • 100% Pressuretreatad#! Grade lumber QUESTION: In March 1986, I 24 Hour Phone — 742*7483 A&P Grade “A” Eggs Orange Juice refinanced the mortgage on my • One Day Installation In Most Coses home to attain a lower interest rate. Home Phone — 742-3024 • Several Styles U.S.D.A. CHILLED Afterwards, I found out that the With Thlt Coupon Llmtt On* Coupon Por PamUyL WHh Thit Coupon LimH One Coupon Por Family. • 40 tfear Warranty 7 Valid FrI.. No* 27111 and Sal.. No*. 2ath. 1M7 Only! . Vlilid FrL. Nov. 27th and 8oL. Nov. 28th, 1M7 Only! “pointe” I paid could not be taken as a deduction on my 1966 income ^Delivery to Hartford and • Deal Directly witti 3 Days Only, Fri., Nov. 27 thru Sun., Nov. 29 Super Coupon)^ 1 Super Coupon>i tax return, but must be amortized Factory Design Men's, Ladies' and Kids' Holiday Hours over the life of the mortgage. East of the River Specialists Mon. thru Sat. 9-9, Sun. 10-6 AP-2 606 AP-2 607 Did the new federal tax law Thinsulate Boots , ViM. D im w tf C jfJ m d A«wricjii change this? • Restaurants • Public • 100% Financing by Bob's Footgear ONE 1-LB. PKG. OF ONE PKG.-ANY BRAND ANSWER: No. The Tax Reform Act of 1986 keeps that rule as it was. • Stores Institutions In most cases no part of the points Now Available— Margarine English Muffins paid on a home mortgage refinanc­ Custom-Made Spot ANY BRAND ANY SIZE ing can be taken as a one-time Personalized Service With Thit Coupon Limit On* Coupon Por Fomily. With Thit Coupon Limit One Coupon Par Family. Reg. *24.99 Valid F ri. Now. 27th and Sat.. Nov. 2Bth. 1987 Onlyl Valid Fri., Nov. 27lh and Sat.. Nov. 28th, 1987 Only! deduction. Instead, you deduct those points Hand Selected Rubber bottoms$20 with leather uppers. Insulated "ratably” over the term of the loan. € 8 CalllbllFree — with Thinsulate lining. Men's 7-13, Iv ie s ' 5-10, kids' For example, if you paid $2,400 in Look for my ad under "Good Things to Eat" PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI., NOV. 27TH AND SAT., NOV. 28TH, 1987 Only! points on a 80-year home refinanc­ In CT; 1-800-345-3207 3-6. Whole sizes only. Great gift for the holidays. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL in Classified every dayl ERRORS. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. inginvolving 840 paymente, you can Outside CT:1-S00-334-395Q •OHiei Peck Accessories mov be substlluted Middletown Enfield Hamden Waterbury Manchester deduct $10 for each payment — $180 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. 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FM mm . tOMWK WgMfF dener. Priced to sell I A u ctio ns...... F lo o rin g ...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment • 8fc)4t|H i, Mtto Ham ■WyEemieR.MMeSl line. Ideol for middle SO Dz. Med. Egge 0001. Rentals •mwOMMiarsnil. $134,900. Ja ckso n & F in a n c ia l. Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... » Rigilw • OknwHIIWni aged and senior citi­ too Cl. DAnJou ~ Jackson Real Estate. too Waeh. Red Dal. OLDSMOBILE. I^Ti Ream s far R e n t...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to zens. $590/month. 247- be published Tuesday through Saturday the dt fS« iwifor Cfifnn 647-8400.O______Denver to Hertford and Sliver Custom Cruiser. Apartm ents for R e n t...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... O m o u n f* 5030.______Fully powered. Needs Employment & Education deadline Is noon on the day before publlcotlon. Eaet of the RKrer Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 Services Wanted ...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 Aw* Wfftton e$Umat»$ *1^(ir 4 ‘IIM * BRIGHT and Cheerful I MANCHESTER. Large 2 HundrMk of Mtmt te eheeee tremt engine work. New P art Tim e Help W anted...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, Wake up to bright and Homes for Rent...... Omiliy YNHk Mdred by k 0 bedroom apartment, point lob. 8450. J9SeS03. Help Wanted. Store/Office Spoce...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. O nm iM r SaHtlaellM iFUNNimS sunhy kitchen filled 1st floor, heat. $595 per Situation Wanted...... Merchandise QuaranlM with beautiful oak ca­ GIVE YOUR budget a CHEVY Caprice Clastic Resort Property...... 36 month. 649-8940. 1987 under 14,000 miles. Business Opportunities...... 37 Automotive Can N oy» - ManohMtM FLodR*8a5i3Sn8^^ binetry I This fine 5 plus boosti Sell those still- Industrial Property...... H ollday/S easo nal...... 71 r e a d YOUR AO. Classified adverfisements are VERNON. Outstanding $11,500 negotiable. 644- Instruction ...... 38 like neM. Specializing room Cope Cod offers a good but no-longer-used Garages and S to rag e...... Antlauesand Collectibles...... 72 Cars fo r S a le ...... token by telephone os a convenience. The , 64S-B25B In older floo rs, natural MiS.R.BUIICNAI», condominium (Rve- 2740. Employment Services...... Roommates Wanted...... 39 Trucks/Vans for Sole flexible open and airy Items In your home for C lo th in g ...... 73 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one or stained. No waxing. mC.«t22B-03M floor plan, 2-3 bed­ fleld) 2 bedroom, fu lly Wanted to Rent...... 40 Campers/Trallers__ ' appllonced, much cqsh. Coll 643-2711 to place Fu rn itu re...... 74 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of John Verfallte. 646- rooms, newer modern your od. Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds e e e e e e « more. References, se­ S b // Y o u r C a r the original Insertion. Errors which do not 1/ 5750. bath, fireplace, hard­ Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not HANDYMAN wood floors plus a curity. No pets. $750 Homes tor S o le ...... 21 Services plus utilities. 649-4003. Condom inium s for S ale ...... 22 Lawn and Garden ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease. be corrected by on additional Insertion. Heme impreyemewi • great yard fo r the gar­ FUEL OiL/COAL/ ...... 51 Miscellaneous Automotive M f S C E L L A R ^ PeinftNg - Walt Feperlng • Lots/Land tor Sale...... 23 Child C are...... Good Things to E a t ...... 78 4 Meeowan Jr and Sons dener. Priced td sell I EAST Hartford. Newer 5' FIREWOOD N ...... 52 Fuel O II/Coal/FIrew ood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... l A R A R A Y SERVICES Tlllne - LlgM Carpentry • room, 3 bedroom 4 Linesns — 10 Days Cleaning Services...... $134,900. Ja ckso n 8i Investment Property ...... 24 FieUmne and Oecorat- Leaf Service ..v CBPINO Jackson Real Estate. apartment, stove, re- 50e chargo each addi­ ino. inhwior 0^ e ^ - ...... c o iib a r r y s c a n l o n frioerotor, dls- iB ItV IC E S ridr. Free estlmote 647-8400.g______FIREWOOD SALE tional line, per dey. You of 646-2411 ter estimate hwosher, wall to wall aatMnNBlai tor hmU furtly Insured. C o ll 872- TREES MANCHESTER. 2 Ped- ■40 por cord. S ft, longthe, can cancel at any Ume. MMdaaMKK, iwdadtnc payroll Trimmed A Remeved • room Townhouse Con­ carpet, 1st floor. No gratn, dellvorod, 4 cord Rower Basket Matchmates X KBd Bm rtHy u n w . PatlAWimer Cieenup- dominium. Appllonced pets. References and minimum. MC/VISA SORRY. Seoeehed Firewood security. $590 monthly IHELP WANTED M f-S S S I Bucket, truck A oNpper. kitchen, llvlno room Northarn FIrtwood N O R EFU N D S O R Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PAINTING Delivery AvolleMe > and sliders from dining plus utilities. 649-4003. ADJUSTMENTS Snow Flowino Stump removal. Free Dlstrlbutfrs ED eetlmetee. BpecM area to deck and pri­ MANCHESTER. Out­ At a condition precedent to standing 7 room, 3 bed­ 030-0050 CALL ooneMefelion for elderly vate yard, l'/z baths. CALL HERALD 0 the placement of any adver- DATA Entry-Clerical. CONSTRUCTION Labor­ NURSES. RN's and Prtde taken In every |ob room apartment In AA DATA Entry-Clerical. LPN's needed for pa­ KNIT end handte^rped. An excellent home to tltlnp In the Manchester He­ Medical billing office Medical billing office ers. Immediate open- SIZE we dol Q uality le our zone. All new wall to rald, Advertiser hereby Ings. General tient care. Numerous S ta rs ODD lobs, Trucking. get started In. $109,900. CLASSIFIED seeks full time person seeks full time person 36-46 main concern. •47-78B3 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- wall carpeting. Bentley RECREATIONAL agrees to protect, Indemnify contractor working all cases east of the river 5 2 1 8 Home repolrs. Yop e e e * e .'A. ’ and held harmless the Man­ for dato entry. Ac­ for data entry and ' name It, we do It. Free 1591.0 ______School District. No EQUIPMENT 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 clerical work. Ac­ phases of construction. I n c lu d in g a n u rse S ta n d MIABONAaLt RATES chester Herald, Its officers counts reclevable and estimates. Insured. 643- MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ pets. References and ond employees against any typing experience counts reclevable and Full time employment needed to attend We cater to the RADON TESTING security. $750 monthly and benefits. Call 742- school with ventilator o u t 0304: room Cope complete WEIGHT lifting bench and all liability, loss or helpful. Hourly wage, typing experience hom e owner. plus utilities. 649-4003. and weights. Good con­ expense. Including attor­ 5317 8;30-5pm. bound child, nighttime Best time to teat! with spobtous 15'x24' paid vacations and ho­ helpful. Hourly wages, FREEBBTIMATEB MANCHESTER. Excel­ dition. $60. Coll 742- neys' feet, arising from paid vacations and ho­ pediatric cases, 4 hour Reaeonable Rates flrploced living room. claims of unfair trade practi­ lidays. Please call 647- CARPENTERS. Interior evening Respite cases *2** d a y 14'x22' lower level re­ lent 3 Vz room oport- 0205. CLYDE 0238.______lidays. Please call 647- celling and dry wall. RaiiR T6sHRg SgrvkB m^ent, stove, ces, Infringement of trade­ 0328______and others. Excellent creation room and CHEVRDLBT-BUICK, INC. V marks, trade names or pat­ TELEMARKETERS to Immediate openings. refrigerator. No pets. PETS AND pay. Please call Pat at Mt-0372 9'x12' sun porch. 2 full I R O U T E S3, VERNON ents, violation of rights of call from home. Your SALES Position Bedding General contractor Q uality Care. 521-9050. ORDER baths, 2. cor garage, 3 References and secur­ m SUPPLIER privacy and Infringement of hours. Pays up to M per Born Is looking for self working all phases of zone heat, newer roof. ity. $450 monthly plus 82 Century eeuee •6196 copyright and proprietary motivated people for construction. Full time rights, unfair competition hour. Just set up ap­ ONE FOR $189,900. D .W . F ish utilities. 649-4003. Year bid Mole cot. S3 Cevalller Wapon •4496 pointment with our soles positions. Full employment and be­ U U N D R Y Reolty. 643-1591.0 MANCHESTER. 4 room S3 Chavetle i dr. •4696 and libel and slander, which and part time positions Block and white, neu­ may result from the publica­ customers. No selling. nefits. C a ll 742-5317, YOUR AD BOLTON. Charming vet apartment, 1st floor, tered, all shots. Free to S3 Century 4dr. C all 646-3875.______available. No expe­ 8:30-5pm. ______tion of any odvertlsment In WASHMEN completely moder­ stove, refrigerator. No good home with no S3 Bonneville a er. •6996 the Manchester Herald by rience required. We FULL Time mature, re­ IN V iT nT lO K TO SID pets. References and advertiser, Including adver­ DENTAL Receptionist will train. Promotions Full and part time TODAY! NOTICB TO CRBOITORS HOMER nized 5 bedroom Vlcto- children. House 53 Regal 4 dr. ^UwwO sponsible person to do ESTATE OF rlon Farmhouse with security. $400 plus utili­ broken. Coll otter 6pm. tisements In any free distri­ for small busy prac­ from within. Positions factory work In a water positions available When placing Sealed proposals for Preparations for Staes II Intsrlor Rts- JOSEPH T. DEEGAN, FOR RALE ties. 649-4003. 84 DIdd Clara 4 er. •7796 bution publications pub­ are hourly plus com­ torotlon and Rsnovatlon to Chsnsv Hall, 177 Hartford Road, OD a p p ro x im a te ly 2,800 649-5513. tice. 4 days per week. a/k/d JOSEPH TIMOTHY 84 Cemero amp* •8496 lished by the Monchester soluble plastic manu­ for weekend shift your classified ad Fascinating to knit on circular Manchester, Connecticut, will be received by Mr. Alan Lam- square feet of living Experience preferred. mission with a full be­ facturing firm. Expe­ DEEGAN, Late of 54 Pontiac Trane A m •10,796 Herald. Penny Sleffert, nefit package. Open­ at local nursing needles and sport yam with no son, Chairman Bulldlno Commlttse, Chsnsv Hall Founda­ Manchester, Deceased area . Fleldstone flre- HOMES Publisher. Duties Include schedul­ rience helpful but not ask for the STAR!! Easy to patch from bright tion, First Floor Oold Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main MANCHESTER. New to n MISCELLANEOUS in g s a v a ila b le In remnants, this attractive side or sleeve seams, these The Hon. Wllllom E. nti- ploced living room, ex­ 85 Chav. Aetro van •iai96 ing, Insurance record necessary. A p p ly In care facility. *7.58 Street, Manchester, Connecticut, O tM , ol 1:00 P.M., E.S.T., Gerald, Judge, of the Court market. So many fea­ FOR RENT several stores through­ Oecembor IS, 1987. at which time and place bids will be pub­ tra large dining room, FOR SALE 85 Chevy Caprice a dr. •8496 LOST keeping. Salary negotl- person at: Polymer per hour to start Flower Basket Quilt will add matching Fair Isle Sweaters of Probate, District of Man­ tures packed Into a 11'x25' appllonced k it­ I gble. C all 643-6528. out the state. Pleasant 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 beauty to any bed. will win prizes. Make hers in licly opened and read aloud. chester at a hearing held on small price. This de­ MANCHESTER. 6 room Se Nova 4 dr. •8496 Films, 9 Middle Road, with exceilent be­ Bids received after this tims will not bs accepted. chen, den, music room, TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ AND FOUND DRIVER. Immediate op­ working conditions. Rockville. No. 5557 has pattern a light color; his in an November 23, 19S7 ordered lightful 2 bedroom, 1 '/z home on busline. Avail­ 56 Cemero Z38 •13,996 C all 667-2232 for an nefits. Must be A aoHafoctorv Bid Bend axaeutad bv Hit PIddar ond auratlaa In on that all claims must be pre­ sun porch and huge proximately 3000, also ening. Manchester He­ RESTAURANT. Food pieces; full directions. alternate dark color. omount oeuol to S% of nio latol Wd or a cortinad chock aoulvolan* to sented to the fiduciary at the bath, finished recrea­ w rap around deck, 2 Vz able Janurary 1. $700. 87 Spectrum 4 dr. •8496 LOST. Female Calico cat. Interview.______over 18. Contact In a recent national S% of nw total Md aboil bo oubmlttod witb ooch bid. Tbo tuccottful bid- tion room Condomi­ No pets. Coll between 3 50 to 100k num erals and rald route Coventry Servers, Barbacks, No. 5218 has full knit address below. Failure to baths, 2 cor garooe. letters for shirts, .cops, 57 Chavelte 3 dr. •8496 Black, Orange, and area. Short hours, survey it was shown that TO ORDER, send $2.50 tor ooch dor will bo roeidrod ta furnlab Parformonca ond Povmont Bondt In tba promptly present any such nium Is a dream come & OpiTi. 646-0000. Cocktail Persons, Hos- Steven Kegier at pattern, plus 50C lor postazeond full amount of tbo Controcl. Nice location, near etc. Best offer. 649-3642 White. Vicinity Green­ good pay. C all 742-8867 GOOD USED furniture Is 93% of the personnel directions for Women’s Sizes claim may result In the loss true. Call for details. t/Hostess, Banquet 647-9191. and employment exec­ handllnz. The Bulldina Committee, LTM /CH ARM , retervei the rlphf of rights to recover on such Bolton Green. $199,900. ■ offer 5:30pm.o______8 7 2 -9 1 1 1 wood Drive, Manches­ o r 647-9946 and leave In demand. Why not ad­ 8 to 16; Men’s 36 to 46 te relect any or all bldt and to waive any technicality In bids, Century-21 Epstein ter. Large reward for Servers, Dishwashers utives around the coun­ ANNECUOT ___ _ claim. D.W. Fish Realty. 643- n STORE AND name ahd telephone vertise the furniture you and Buspersons. Full Manohoeler H e n M inclusive; graphs fordesig,si. when such action It deemed to be In the best Interest of the Reoftv. 647-8895.0 1591.0 HEALTH Club Member­ her safe return. 643- try use newspaper ad­ 1IS0*>e.etiunerlcis Johanna Bruder Roy. OFFICE SPACE number and I will call no longer use In classi­ and part time. Apply: BOClfda BO LTO N. A country spe- I ship for sole. Lifetime 8431. vertising when they are New York, N.T.10M» Plans and Specifications con be obtained upon deposit of Assistant Clerk MANCHESTER. Re­ membership to Court you back.______fied? Call 643-2711. The Gallery, 141 New To order, URd $2.50, f*t **<* clal. Everything you OFFICE help needed. seeking professional or rrint Name, Address wltk ZIR S2S.M per set at the enice of the Architect, The Malmfeldt As­ The fiduciary Is: duced for quick sale. EXCELLENT Location, House One, Manches­ TAKE A LOOK DELIVERY. Receiving London Turnpike, General office skills CODE ond $mo Numktr. pattern, plus SOf far paitafi aad sociates, 41C New London Turnpike, Glastonbury, Connec- Morle FIvnt want situated In a beau­ Charming 7 room, 2 m •auore feet and u p . ter for $100 regularly LOST very small light and Maintenance Man. Glastonbury. 659-2656. exempt personnel. ROOKS at $]JIS ooch nandllRi. flcot, 04033, on or after November 23, IW . S Carriage Drive tiful wooded setting. required. Telephone ANNE CARRY both, full dormered $200. Coll Anita at 643- brown female dog. When hiring new em­ a-12R—nou s— Old and Now. Haw No bid moy be withdrawn for a period of sixty (40) days sub­ East Hartford, CT 04118 S tately 4-5 bedroom Store and offices from 84 Chev Caprice Good driving record a Salas Clerhs aad MECHANIC. Great op­ 528-8992.______519 sequent to the opening of bids without the written consent of Cope In move In condi­ 8200 O month. 647-9223 2711.______Cute. Answers to must. Apply at Mar­ ployees, the newspaper ta dress tRsn; Raw la maRa tRam. 1180Afs.ef Awrfcas 05S-11 Federal Colonial fea­ Wgn. Leeded, Selge •6495 portunity, worth your a - m — HEIRLOOM HANDIWORK— Ntw York, N.Y. im% the Cheney Board of Commissioners. tion. Extras Include, or 649-5334.______“ Penny” . Green low's, 861 Main Street, Catkiars Excessive abbreviations is still rated as the tiRas of aaadlawait tUlls. tures and updoted kit­ HEAT Exchanger for time to Investigate. Ex­ 20 Print Nan*. AAArnu with IIP boy window In llvlno ^2 Camaro M anor area. 647-0163. Manchester.______for modern health abbreviate results! Be number-one choice for a m — TO aivE or k e e p — 40 LTM /CHARM chen and a generous MANCHESTER. Prime fireplace, $M. Artifi­ AT. Pt.Ak perienced engine, aaadlawaik Itaau ta maka. CODE Ufl NM*tr. room , skylights In up­ •5695 2 shop In large shop­ sure readers understand reaching qualified pros­ Mike Zliko, President dining room. A unique downtown profes­ cial Christmas tree, $5. FULL Time. Immediate transmission, hvdrol- HOMER stairs bedrooms, large Twin bed and mattress, 83 RX7iHnr.t1K opening. Sales/Office ping center. Interest­ Ics. Coll 522-7291 M r. your od by avoiding ab­ pects! M3-2711. family sized home. deck' and 2 out build­ sional office condomi- •6795 PART TIME breviations. 643-2711. 049-11 00 FOR RALE $174,900. Century-21 inlumifor sale or lease. $20. 649-2323. position. Must be de­ ing and professional Jaffe. ings. $139,900. Sentry 84 Mazda RX7 HELP WANTED Epstein Realty. 647- n.OpQsauarefeet. Boyle T H E Real Thing I 50's •fonn •6895 pendable and have atmosphere unlike all BABYSITTER wanted In Reol Estote. 643-4060.Q Real Estote. 649-4800. good organizational Looking for a good used - 8895.0 velvets from $35 to $85. other retail stores. my home on Green NOTICB TO CRBOITORS NOTICB TO CRBOITORS WANT ADS ore the MANCHESTER. Abso­ 87 Merc Cougar PART Time Medical skills. Hours Include 2 Road from 2:55pm to mobile home? Be sure to Retail lutely pristine, center Tux's $35. Sequined M . Loeded $AVE Receptionist-Assistant Flexible hours. Ideal look In the Classified co­ ESTATE OF ESTATE OF friendly way of finding a WHETHER you ore tops $30. V ic to ria n nights and Saturdays. 4 : 30pm . M onday EDWARD I. SERWO, o/k/d BARBARA M. KOZIOL, thinking of buying a chlmlney Colonial. Ex­ ROOMMATES needed for our Rock­ C all 643-2171.______for young mothers lumns ... thot's where the Late of Manchester, cosh buyer for applian­ lace. Sexy short suits 86 Honda Prelude through Friday. $25 EDWARD INGAS SERWO. ces, musical instruments, home or selling your ecutive area of town. WANTED ville office. Medical and retirees. Apply at best buys are advertised! SPEND THE HOLIDAYS Late of Manchester, Deceased Recently redecorated, $55. Jewels, accesso­ Aulo. AT. AC. tN *11,900 JEWELRY Sales. Full weekly. C all 649-7702 The Hon. William E. Fitz­ cars and o host of other present home. Call us ries at Red Goose Form background and data once to the manager after 4:30. 643-2711. Deceased lovely landscaping, time. Evenings, wee­ The Hon. William E. .Rtz- Gerald, Judge, of the Court Items. first, we are ready to MANCHESTER. Room­ Antiques, Goose Lane, 84 Marc. Topaz 6 entry experience pre­ kends. Will train. Diane. WITH MRS. B Gerald, Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Man­ help! We are a full large totally updated 4 Or.. AT, Pt. AC •3995 ferred. Please coll 646- chester at o hearing held on mate needed to fill 3rd Coventry. Weekends Apply Town & Country of Probate, District of Man­ SOUTHERN New' Erig- service organization, kitchen with all ap­ 12-5. 742-9137. 0314.______Parliada Haatth & chester at 0 hearing held on November 19, 19S7 ordered pliances, Including Ca­ space In o specious 3 87 Sable 'QS* Jewelers, Marshall's AT BRADLEES lond classifleld ads ready to meet all o f bedroom apartment lo­ MAINTENANCE Person Natrltiofl Center November 34, 19S7 ordered that all claims must be pre­ loric range, new coun­ 4 Or.. UHdud •13,399 M oll.______that all claims must be pre­ sented to the fiduciary on or reach nearly 800,000 your real estate needs. cated In o very pretty part time. Immedlote WANTED Press Person. Parkade Sbegglai Part Time NOW IS THE TIRIE sented to the fiduciary on or before February 33, 19M or homes In Connecticut U 8, R Realty. 643-2692.0 ter tops and new no 84 Chov Caprico opening evenings and and quiet neighbor­ ENDROLLS Grow ing printing com ­ before February 27, 1991 or be barred as bv law provided. and Rhode Island. The w ax flo o r. $234,900. hood. Large bedroom, Wfn., VIL Ak •6495 Saturdays. Light to 404W. MIMe TO NHN THE BRADLEES TEARI be barred os bv low prgvlded. MANCHESTER. Exciting Sentry Real Estate. 643- 2 7 « ertdlh - pany needs qualified Johanna Bruder Roy, price for a basic 25 new 7 room Victorian huge dining room, liv­ 13% width . 2 tor 2S« 87 Line Continental medium duty work person to run printing Tarapllie HOLIDAY CASH The holiday opportunity you take now may become Johanna Bruder Roy, Assistant Clerk word ad Is only $55 and 4060.D maintaining auto deal­ Assistant Clerk Farmhouse, 3 spacious ing room and kitchen, MUST be plokad up el the towMSat $AVE duplicators. Will be Maoebestar The fiduciary Is: will appear In 43 news­ bedrooms, fantastic front and bock porch. ership. Apply to Gorin Earn the Extra $$ You Need a career opportunity In the future The fiduciary Is: Natalie M. Llsko Herald Dltloe Monday thru willing to train. Excel­ papers. For more In­ front porch, 2'/2 baths, 2 $275 per month plus 1/3 Thuradey before 11 e.m.only. 85 NlMon Stanza Jaguar, Route 83, Lenore T. Sorwo 31 Chesterfield Road formation call Classi­ 4 Or. lent wages and benef­ This Season Working 5pm-9pm WE OFFER: 43 Hamlin Street Wethersfield, CT 04109 car attached garage, 0 3 M0RT8AQES utilities. 649-9639. •6495 Vernon.______its. Call Prestige Print­ fied, 643-2711 and ask • Full & Part-Time Schedules Manchester, CT 04040 054-11 large rooms, spectacu­ 86 Line. Town Car a .... PART Time housekeep­ ing. 203-646-6161. We Need: OSS-11 fo r detolls.o lar master bedroom •Ntr ^ A V C ll ers fo r Q uality Inn HERE'S an opportunity • Accelerated Hiring Rates GOVERNMENT Homes with locuzzi, open floor NO PAYMENTS WANTED TD Conference Center. Clerks ■ Verifiers ■ Asst. Mgrs. • Time ad a Half for Sunday ^ m $1 R built Contempor­ Mr.ueaNmiaKneaa agzgg Immediate openings S20,316/yeor with In­ Houses" 646-2482.0 leg table, antique speed, new tires, sun­ crease due In Janurary INRTRUCTION ary Colonial. In area o f MANCHESTER. Large 1 87 DODGE ARIES a*, igege for 1 hour, Monday thru Saturday, dependable [Q COVENTRY. Brand new. bedroom apartment, leaded glass hanging roof, reliable, Ideal 2nd '88. Apply at: M ans­ new homes. $199,900. cor. $500. 455-9781. 5- Ft.Fe.AT.AC,eenN. ORDER CLERKS car a must. Call Bob. at 647-9946. Strano Real Estate. Cozy 3 bedroom Ranch 3rd floor. Stove and shade, claw foot setee, VERIFIERS field Training School, nestled In pines. Coun­ side choir, antique 9pm.p______87 DODGE CARAVAN 'SE' Route 44, M an sfield 647-7653.0______refrigerator. Available WooWy sN Mts SMHiStttOtM ASSISTAN T GUITAR LESSONS try kitchen, 2 baths, December 1. No pets. pressback choirs, an­ PLYMOUTH Volore WW V ^^e pVIOTI TSSWVBWl^ MANAGERS. Depot or call Susan tsugM by locU protesalonal. Tak­ SUGAR and Spice... and flreploced living room. tique Oak cupboard, w ag on 1977. A u to ­ Paw loskI at 429-6451. oh so n icel This 6 room $425 per month plus 88 DODGE 800 cam. ^ C all Today ing atudsnla from baginnsre on $147,900. Klernon security and utilities. stained gloss windows. matic, power sterring, Auto, Ak. MW. INK HU '11,998 r AA/EOE.______up. Call sbout HoNdsy Special. older Colonial Is lust Reoitv. 649-1147. Rosewood chest on high mileage, 1 owner. 047 0040 Ar delightful I Big spa­ Strano Real Estate. 88 DODGE 600esHto •k NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... MENTAL Retardation MANCHESTER. Smart 647-7653.______chest, night stand, Well maintained, runs TWSo. NHey> hM '11,490 ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Worker position ovotl- Jim Harkins cious rooms, formal gloss top coffee table, well, some rust. $950or MANCHESTER AREA dining room, 2 full Investors cholcel EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ 88 L8BAR0N Caan oble on oil shifts. Full 647-8553 Newly renovated 3 lamps, mirrors, baby best offer. 646-2585. Auto Ak. MomMNhH •10,096 ★ Additional Lines 50