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■ Chamber supports renovations. Nov. 2,1990

Local/Regional Section, Page 7. Property owners oppose additions Preliminary tabulation of a Voted 1990 New Engiand Newspaper of the Year I, V^ur HometownHt Newspaper Newsstand Price: 35 Cents poll being taken of members of the Manchester Property Owners Association indicates 83 percent of the 50 people who have responded so far oppose a bond V T” issue of $11.1 million for an ad­ Recession said dition to town hall, and 86 per­ cent oppose bonding $3.9 mil­ lion for an addition to Manchester High School. to be imminent Betty Sadloski, president of the MPOA, announced the results this morning. By JOHN D. McCLAIN struction industries continued to She said responses are still The Associated Press slump. The index of leading in­ being received. dicators lags a month behind the un­ She said she has not yet tabu­ WASHINGTON — The govern­ employment report. lated the responses to four other ment’s chief economic forecasting Although last month’s civilian questions asked in the mailed gauge dropped 0.8 percent in Sep­ jobless rate was unchanged from survey, but she said it appears BY HIS FRIENDS YOU MAY KNOW HIM tember, the government said today, September’s 5.7 percent, the Labor that an even higher percentage \ for its second straight monthly drop. Department said the nation’s job of respondents feel that town ^pr The September drop followed a market continued to show weakness employees should be required to 1.2 percent plunge in August, the and widespread job losses. bear a portion of their health steepest since a 1.4 percent fall a There has not been a recession care costs. month after the October 1987 stock since World War n without the market crash. The index was un­ index of leading indicators turning Gulf at a glance changed in July. down for at least three consecutive months. However, the index was (AP) — Here, at a glance, are Three consecutive declines in the the latest developments in the Commerce Department’s Index of negative for six months in 1984 and for five months in 1987-88 and, both Persian Gulf crisis: Leading Economic Indicators are ■ Pour more Americans in o times, the economy escaped a reces­ J3 r* viewed as a fmrly reliable — al­ Iraq will likely be freed this though not infallible — sign that a sion. weekend, diplomats said today. s Many economists who believe the > m recession is imminent. Baghdad reacted angrily to U.S. nation’s economy is in a recession In another report, the government and British efforts to discourage are now debating how long it will said the unemployment rate held at hostage relatives from traveling O CD 5.7 percent in October even though to Iraq for the holidays. z ^ the nation’s manufacturing and con­ Please see ECONOMY, page 6. President Bush, meanwhile, denounced Saddam Hussein’s H H cltums that the hostages are m I well-treated. o m Pick-up stymied Bush suggested Thursday that 5 "0 in some fonns of brutality, the Iraqi president had surpassed even Hitler — raising some r ~ ^ Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald by pesky leaves eyebrows by comparing Saddam FOR A GOOD CAUSE — Students at the Bowers School strain to unload a wagon-load of to the man who ordered the ex­ C>§ CD^ donated food for the needy at the Concordia Lutheran Church, Manchester. Josh Kane, 11, is termination of millions of Friends since youth, Raymond "Sonny" Damato and James ^IcCavanagh. m CD pictured on top of the truck. The others, picture clockwise from the front, are Barrett Quaglia, remained on the trees. O’Coimor people in World War U. By BRIAN M. TROTTA ■ Kuwait’s exiled crown CD 5 11, Aaron Jones, 10, Christine Farrell, 11, and Megan Gustafson, 11. Manchester Herald said he hopes that recent pleasant weather is an indication that it won’t prince and prime minister said economic sanctions had failed, MANCHESTER — When Lee snow early this year. Rain and snow make leaves too and efforts to find an Arab solu­ s I O’Cotmor looks out the window in heavy for the town’s collectors, tion to the gulf crisis are “a g » his office, all he sees is green. And waste of time” as long as Sad­ that’s making him see red. forcing workers to use payloaders 33 > Residents, water-skiers and dump trucks. That slows the dam won’t listen. As Highway and Sanitation Ad­ work because the loaders aren’t as The Kuwaiti News Agency, ministrator, O’Connor is responsible which is operating in exile, car­ for the armual curbside leaf collec­ efficient or neat as the leaf collec­ tors, the administrator said. ried a statement by Sheik Saad tion, which has been hampered this al-Abdullah al-Sabah reiterating clash over slalom course year because leaves apparently have On the other hand, a lack of Kuwaiti calls for a military as­ refused to fall. leaves does have a bright side, tal Protection officials held the hear­ sault to drive the Iraqis out of By JACQUELINE BENNETT and promote safe skiing. “I’m frustrated,” O’Connor said. O’Connor said. Because the work In addition, the town Conserva­ ing jointly with the Town Council load has been light, crews have been the conquered emirate. Manchester Herald “We’ve had three or four good frosts ■ Today marked the begin­ tion Commission submitted a letter after the state received numerous and still the leaves aren’t falling.” able to go to routes on which they opposing the course for environ­ complaints about the course from weren’t supposed to for another ning of the fourth month of the COVENTRY — An emotional Frost usually precedes the falling of Persian Gulf crisis, which started group of about 50 people Thursday mental reasons, such as disturbing residents. leaves. week or two. With luck, O’Connor After the hearing, DEP Major when Iraq invaded Kuwait on night argued over a water-ski slalom wildlife and churning up weeds. O’Connor said the situation this said he hopes to be able to go Randolf Dill said, “I was impressed Aug. 2. course at Coventry Lake during a The 800-feet course, made by a year is the opposite of what oc­ through the entire town twice. with the club’s attitude and position The dearth of fallen foliage has Saddam refused to let foreig­ public hearing at Coventry High local water-ski club, was granted curred last year. Then, highway on the course.” He said the slalom also delayed a contractor that the ners leave both nations when the School. trial approval by the Town Council workers started their leaf collections J seems to give “skiers an outlet for town hired to help collect the leaves. United Nations retaliated by im­ Sides were drawn between resi­ last summer, pending a subsequent a week later than normal and were energy,” adding he would like to see The company was scheduled to posing a trade embargo on Iraq dents, who say the slalom course is hampered by a six-inch snowfall on review. Town Council member Har­ a compromise between residents begin work on Monday, but O’Con- and the United States began a hazard and a nuisance, and water vey Barrette is a member of that Thanksgiving. sending more than 200,000 skiers who say the course provides club. This year, the crews began their troops to the region. an opportunity to practice their sport State Department of Environmen­ Please see SLALOM, page 6. work as usual, but the leaves have Please see LEAVES, page 6. The commander of the U.S. / forces said American troops y could destroy Iraq but that such X action might not be “in the inter­ OK anticipated est of the long-term balance of power” in the region. ■ In an interview published Z 1 today in The New York Times, James McCavanagh and Congresswoman Barbara Kennelly. James McCavanagh and U.S. Senator Chris Dodd. for MHS addition Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf State Representative James R. McCavanagh said war could erupt any time YOUR MAN FOR THE but he doesn’t expect it to. has made staunch friends with many of the By SCOTT BREDE Manchester High School. “President Bush has stated best Manchester and State people. To have Manchester Herald The referendum, which will be again and again, our argument is 12th GENERAL question No. 3 on 1\iesday’s elec­ good friends, you must be a good friend, not with the Iraqi people, and MANCHESTER — The passage tion ballot, not only calls for the ad­ that [military action] would loyal and true. James McCavanagh has won dition to the high school, but a ASSEMBLY DISTRICT of the referendum to expand cause thousands and thousands reshuffling of the school system that if' 1 and deserved the support of his friends and Manchester High School should be of iimocent casualties,” he was would push up sixth-graders into the of the voters of the 12th Assembly District PULL LEVER 4A in the bag as long as the word gets quoted as saying. junior high schools and ninth- / out that it is more than a construc­ ■ The London-based Kurdis­ through four elections and four terms of graders into the high school. The tion project, said the co-chairs of the tan Democratic Party, an Iraqi two junior high schools would then service. VOTE DEMOCRATIC committee promoting the addition opposition group, said thousands switch to a middle school format Paid for by the Committee to Re-elect James R. McCavanagh, Raymond F. Damato, Treasurer. Wednesday. of deserters from Iraq’s army are ______“Once people understand the under the plan. hiding in northern I i ^ or have whole thing, they seem to be in The proposal is in response to fled to l\irkey and SautU Arabia. favor of it,” said David Moyer, co- growing number of students enter­ chairman of the Committee for the ing elementary schools that are fill­ 9 M.H.S. Addition, who has been ing some classes up to the brim, r working since June to encourage Moyer said. Current projection residents to vote for the $3,996,000 figures say that there will be an ad­ Inside Today,,.] addition. ditional 500 elementary school So far, Moyer said he has heard pupils by 1994, and that figure could no opposition to the spending jump to 700 before the turn of the project, but thinks that many voters century, he said. 20 pages, 4 sections don’t know the issues that are be­ “We have to get the word out that the problem is real,” Moyer hind it. Accent 13 However, a preliminary tabula­ said. “There is a problem with space Classified 14-16 tion of a poll being taken of mem­ in the elementary schools that is Tha Asaoctatad Praaa Comics 10 bers of the Manchester Property going to become much worse in the MOSLEM VIOLENCE — A Moslem man dripping with blood after being beaten by a group of Focus 12 Owners Association indicates that next five to 10 years.” Loced 7 Hindus Thursday in the outskirts of Ayodhya. Thousands of Hindu devotees have converged Lottery 9 9 If voters say “yes” to the project. 86 percent of the 50 people who on the north Indian town wanting to build a temple on a disputed site claimed by both Hindus Nation/World _ 2.3 have responded so far oppose bond­ Obituaries___ 9 ing $3.9 million for an addition to Please see MHS, page 6. and Moslems. Please see related story page 2. Ooinion 4 Soorts 17-19 State 8 Serving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years - Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Television___ 12 0 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990—3 2 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2, 1990 Proposed NATION/WORLD A LOT OF PEOPLE TALK ABOUT LEADERSHIP saint’s HENRY GENOA HAS PROVEN IT! India mosque shootings 'Mr. Genga, 50. known as a principled Individual, offers the promise of stronger leadership for the district that encompasses ports of East Hartford, Thatcher faces a crisis grave Glastonbury and M onche^er.” ... Hartford Courant Editorial Oct. 26. 1990 push fatalities past 200 as Deputy Minister quits exhumed ... ’For the most part, Genga Is a reasonable man, with years of political experience and - crucial this year - 10 Years As Council Leader a background In financial propriety. He would senre By VIJAY JOSHI At least 235 people have been Singh was elected last year largely NEW YORK (AP) — It was no our districl better than returning Munns. We need to in a 30-minute interview on ducked an invitation to back By MAUREEN JOHNSON The Associated Press killed in an unrelenting wave of on the strength of the middle class, accident that officials of the Roman send to the State Capitol an experienced profes­ The Associated Press Thursday evening. Howe. violence in six Indian states since which grew disenchanted with the Catholic Church picked Thursday, * Promoted efficiency audits to sional, not an exuberant amateur. * He cited “a growing difference” Howe’s was the last survivor of Manchester Herald AYODHYA, India — Police fatal­ the fighting began Oct. 24, accord­ long-entrenched Congress Party All Saints Day, to unearth the bones Editorial between them over Britain’s role the 21-member Cabinet named by reduce government costs. LONDON — Debate over ly shot nine Hindu fundamentalists ing to a tally of official reports and headed by Rajiv Gandhi. of a former slave who is the first October 31,1990 in Europe. “We need to persuade Mrs. Thatcher when she first won Britain's integration into the and wounded 30 others today, news agency accounts. black American proptosed for sain­ friends as well as challenge op­ power in 1979. His departure left The Ayodhya dispute ignited European Community has thrown repulsing a renewed assault on a Singh’s government vowed to religious tensions in neighboring thood. * Fought to control government 5 Years As Town Treasurer ponents. ... We should be in the her government looking in disar­ Prime NIinister Margaret Thatcher Moslem mosque in a religious dis­ defend the Moslem site until the Cardinal John O’Connor turned business, not of isolating oursel­ ray and the prime minister in­ Bangladesh, an Islamic nation with spending and to keep local tax rate into a political crisis after her pute that has left more than 200 courts decide its fate. His stand cost the first shovelful of dirt at the small Protected the integrity of pension ves unduly, but of offering posi­ creasingly embattled. a Hindu minority. Three people low. deputy. Sir Geoffrey Howe, quit p)eople dead nationwide. him his majority in Parliament when cemetery at Old St. Patrick’s Church tive alternatives,” he said. “Mrs. Thatcher may tower over were reported killed and more than funds. in protest of her resistance to the Tlie conflict has spilled into Mos­ a Hindu party withdrew its support in Little Italy. That’s where Piene her p)arty as she towers over all 350 were wounded in three days of * Maintained highest bond rating process. Mrs. Thatcher responded that lem Bangladesh, where two more last week. Toussaint was buried in 1853 when she surveys,” commented the rioting in Dhaka, the cq)ital, and in * Did not mortgage our future with Howe’s resignation late she did not believe their differen­ people died today from anti-Hindu He faces a no-confidence motion he died at age 87. possible for lowest borrowing cost. pro-Thatcher London newspiapjer 12 other cities. high debt. Thursday prompted speculation ces “are nearly so great as you rioting. Pakistan’s caretaker prime Nov. 7, which he appears likely to Bom into slavery in Haiti, Tous­ The Times. “But the tower is an * Balanced budgets 5 years in a row. that he or another senior law­ suggest,” and said she was sad­ minister said India is not doing lose. Moves were ^oot to replace Doctors said two people died of saint is now considered the founder V dened by his departure. ever-more lonely one.” bullet wounds in Dhaka early today. maker may try to oust her as enough to protect Moslem shrines. him as leader of the Janata Dal of Catholic Charities because he * Made your tax dollars work for you. * Made prudent and profitable leader of the Conservative I ^ y Howe had stayed on as deputy party, which might rescue the One Moslem businessman died helped the needy for 66 years before Some commentators predicted About 10,000 Hindus tried to — and thus the premiership — in prime minister after Mrs. governing National Front coalition Wednesday of wounds suffered in investments. the Howe resignation because of a storm the hilltop Babri Mosque, formal services for aid existed. a challenge this winter. Thatcher removed him as foreign which they want to replace with a from defeat in I^liament. an anti-Hindu riot in Dhaka. “It would be magnificent if it * Initiated property tax relief. But many observers believe a secretary against his will last year. growing divide in the p)arty over Jockeying in the JanaU Dal Police enforcing curfews in 9th Assembly District ~ Europje. The liberal newspaper temple in Ayodhya, 300 miles could eventually be determined that leadership challenge would be too The end came for him when she centered on two rural-based Dhaka and Chittagong promised a The Guardian today called his southeast of New Delhi. The con­ he deserves to a saint,” O’Connor Manchester, East Hartford risky for the party, now less than lashed out after a European Com­ politicians, Devi Lai and Chandra two-hour lifting of the restrictions departure “the final body blow to flict in the northeastern town told about 100 spectators pressed two years from the June 1992 munity summit in Rome last Shekhar, who command wide fol­ today for Moslems to hold sabbath Henry, his wife Elaine and their family. Glastonbury the Thatcher government.” threatens to bring down the govern­ against police barricades. deadline for the next general elec­ weekend. The leaders agreed 11-1 ment of Prime Minister VP. Singh. lowings among lower-class Hindus. prayers. Toussaint was bom in 1766 and tion. to set a timetable for monetary But the 65-year-oId Mrs. Police used tear gas and pushed brought to New York at age 21 by "I will first and foremost pursue spending reforms and make an intensive effort to weed out government inefficiency and unnecessary programs Howe, 63, a soft-spoken man union and debated proposals for Thatcher has been at bay before back the crowds with blows from his French owners. Still enslaved, he who had come to irritate Mrs. closer political ties. over Europe, which has now 6-foot-Iong bamboo staves. became a leading hairdresser in the Thatcher profoundly, according to Mrs. Thatcher shouted “No, ended the Cabinet careers of four Reporters saw scores of people in­ city and was allowed to keep some HENRY GENGA FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE political insiders, handed his No, No!” during a rowdy debate top ministers since 1986. And she jured before the crowd retreated of his income. resignation to her without notice in the Commons on TUesday and has gone on to win again. down dirt alleys and onto rooftops. SPOOKY SALE When Toussaint’s owner died, he Vote November 6th. Pull lever 4A Police opened fire after coming left an impoverished widow and Paid (or by comminae to elect Henry Genoa, David B. McConnell. Treasurer under a repeated barrage of stones child. In a typical act of generosity, from the roofs. Witnesses saw 50% OFF ENTIRE Toussaint secretly supported them police chasing the militants onto the for 20 years. The widow freed Tbus- House report criticizes roofs and firing on the crowds in the HALLOWEEN STOCK saint from slavery just before she narrow lanes below, while others died in 1807. fired from the ground. Once free, he bought the freedom Doctors at nearby Faizabad of slaves and lavished money on TOMORROW ONLY) HUD chief and Congress Hospital said they received four BOO-QUETS charities, including an orphanage bodies and 30 people injured by THE GREAT PUMPKIN DELIVERS and the city’s first school for black O Z! By WILLIAM M. W ELCH The bulk of the repxirt was ap­ prosecutor Arlin Adams. gunfire. •BALLOONS ‘GIFTS ‘PARTY SUPPLIES children. He also entered quaran­ J3 I - proved unanimously by Democratic Ftve more bodies were later found ‘HELIUM TANK RENTALS 6 4 6 -2 3 0 2 I The Associated Press The report left unanswered CALL AHEAD FOR PICK UP SERVICE , tined sections of the city to help yel­ s s and Republican members of the whether Pierce broke any federal still lying in the streets, police sour­ 210 PINE ST.. MANCHESTER' low fever victims. O’Connor WASHINGTON — A congres­ pianel. That section supported the laws or committed pxjrjury in his ces said, speaking on condition of described Toussaint as “an extreme­ sional investigative reprort that ac­ position of current HUD Secretary sworn testimony to the subcommit­ anonymity. ly holy man, a great humble man, cuses former Housing Secretary Jack Kemp, who unsuccessfully op­ tee last year, saying that was a ques­ Today was the last day of a four- who niade a considerable amount of O CD Samuel Pierce of being less than posed congressional earmarking of tion for Adams to pursue. day pilgrimage period declared by money. He used that money for the z -< sp)ecific housing projects. honest in the HUD scandals also But it said there was evidence that astrologers and Hindu holy men as poor. He visited the poor, wherever H H pwints a finger at Congress itself. The focus of the pjanel’s final Pierce and other HUD officials the auspicious time for beginning FREE FREE FREE they were. ... He gave away all his m I The repx)rt by the House Govern­ repx)rt was Pierce, HUD secretary misled Congress and concealed the construction of the temple. money.” 0 m ment Op>erations Committee, ending for all eight years of the Reagan ad­ full nature and extent of abuses at Church officials say the case for ministration, who is under investiga­ DIABETES DETECTION a 16-month investigation of the the dep)artment — as well as their sainthood is boosted by one reported 1 ^ Department of Housing and Urban tion by court-appointed sp)ecial own involvement. miracle: the recovery of a young Development by its housing sub­ I'M VOTING Saturday, November 3 Haitian with cancer who refused O o committee, said Congress as well as medical care and relied solely on the administration should end prac­ 9AM-1 PM prayers to Toussaint. tices that bring political influence to FOR- At The Manchester Memorial Hospital fit 1989 the church began inves­ Q 05 federal housing decisions. tigating and examining Toussaint’s m CD “There is a need to take politics OPEN TO THE PUBLIC life, the first formal step if he is to for KEVIN b e canonized. The process can take O and discretion out of housing 2 1 Call for an appointment and Instructions concerning special years. programs,” the report said. “This a p ­ meal requirements to assure valid test. p lie s equally to the executive and legislative branches.” We Have Moved MacKENZIE 643-9458 or 643-6544 S > Congress allotted some $30 mil­ is back! P ad for by the CcvtttAIm to D Kt t M i M « K « n n East of the River Diabetes Club and Wives 3 « MANCHESTER lion for 40 housing projects favored Mary Warington, Tm w iw . The American Diabetes Association, Connecticut Affiliate. 33 > . by House and Senate members in Heartland Plaza with this ad the supplemental appropriations bill 649-5672 for fiscal 1990, which ended Sept. to visit 30. Similar projects were funded in ajjpropriations for the current fiscal , . I . 1 1 , “ year as well. LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES “Just as it was wrong for HUD Thousands to choose from! hostages under Secretary Pierce to dole out LONDON (AP) — Ignoring their housing units and grants to former Tag now. Cut or Dig Later! government’s advice, 10 wives of HUD officials and the pralitically British hostages said Thursday they well-connected, ... so too Congress WAGON SHED will fly to Iraq to seek their hus­ should not earmark funding for NURSERY bands’ freedom. Other relatives wel­ housing projects,” the repwrt said. comed Iraq’s offer to let them visit “This practice by Congress, which 155 Griffin Rd., South Windsor Vote Yes! at Christmas. TICKETED PRICES circumvents objective criteria, com­ Open 7 Days A Week 9:00Am-5:00PM “We know our husbands are suf­ petition and merit, should be For Best Selection ~ Tag NOW! fering and we just want to go back North on Rte. 5 to Sullivan Ave. (Rte. 194). Rye St. to Griffin Rd. ■ 289-7356 SHOP ended,” it said. On Question #3 and rescue them,” said Dorothy Goodwin, leader of the group of wives who said they will go to Baghdad next week. EXTENDED TAKE ENTIRE STOCK OF MISSES’ TAKE SELECT GROUP OF UDIES’ TAKE SELECT GROUP OF MEN’S OUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FACE “We are aware of the Foreign Of­ oAo/ SWEATERS BY SILVERCORD 25% NYLON-SATIN & BRUSHED- n e o / FAMOUS MAKER NECKWEAR SEVERE OVERCROWDING fice advice not to make the trip. But & EASTON PARK BACK-SATIN SLEEPWEAR Reg. $9.97-$30. we are not politicians,” she said. Urr Reg. $30-$62. OFF Reg. $16-$85. OFF Saturday only $7.47422.50. MAKING A DIFFERENCE BUILDING AN ADDITION m N TO The British Foreign Office on HOURS* Saturdays only $2l 443.40. S afu n tay o n ly $12 4 6 3 .7 5 . Endprsed-by: Wednesday accused Iraq of exploita­ TAKE ENTIRE STOCK OF YOUNG MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WILL: BRAS, GIRDLES & tion over its offer announc^ on Mon’a and iw n g m an'i clothing not in New TAKE JUNIORS’ WOVEN SHIRTS TAKE ono/ MEN’S ACTIVEWEAR SIERRA CLUB Iraqi television that it would let rela­ London. Chiidran't clothing not in New Lon­ MATCHING PANTIES BY; CM /O Reg. $124100. A. Free up 24 elementary school classrooms to don or Groton. Fashion selection - stytee, oco/ BY CONTRASTS 25% Q P P Saturday only $9.60480. tives of British, American and other sizes, makers, colors — may vary by store. -BaU Warner^ -Playtex -Maldentorm "If the environment is important to you, Mike meet critical space needs. Reg. $19.97. •Uly of France •Formtit Rogers foreign hostages held in Iraq and oc­ OFF Saturday only $14.98. OFF Meotii is your candidate." ■Bristol. M.mcheslor. Vernon, Avon. Grolon. W cthorsliold nnd Ver­ Reg.$7.6O-$34.S0, e n t ir e s t o c k o f m e n ’s cupied Kuwait visit them this non Kids sloros close .11 0 p.m. Meriden, W.-ilortord .nnd Birckl.ind Saturdey only $5.63425.88. EXTRA Christmas and New Year. stores close ,il 9:30 p.m. Nev/ Brilnin and HorKord stores close al G oStl OUTERWEAR Susan Merrow, National President B, Be the best and most cost-effective solution. p.m. Corbins Corner and Now London stores close at 9 p.m. In the same statement Wednes­ TAKE JUNIORS'KNIT TOPS BY ENTIRE STOCK OF GIRLS' Orig. $100-$315. TAKE n P F Refl- $79.974235.97. day, the Foreign Office repeated its Af\o/ CHRISTOPHER ALAN &T0I CONNECTICUT BUSINESS & INDUSTRY advice to Britons not to go to Iraq. & BOYS'OUTERWEAR ' Saturday only $59.974176,97. Create a four-year-year highmgr school and two 6th- Reg. $18-$22. 20% Reg. $16.87-$87.07. ASSOCIATION On Thursday, the Foreign Office OFF Saturday only $10.80413.20. Selurday only $13.57470.38. EXTRA MEN'S HAGGAR 8th grade middle schools,scru consistent with called on Gennany and Italy to OFF (E > « lu d M g M ir Q .III iM th w b o tn b w ju k s t . ) 1 We "endorse your candidacy on your support block a planned visit by former West Oco/ DRESS PANTS mosit State...... and U.S. school programs. ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS' ^ /O OrIg, $38-$42.50. of initiatives that keep Connecticut's economy German chancellor Willy Brandt, TAKE JUNIORS'SWEATERS & KNIT TAKE O F F Beg. $29.97-$33.97. competitive, and your understanding that a who hopes to secure the release of OAo/ TOPS BY CONTRASTS % LEVI'S JEANS '• 'r r Saturday only $22.47425.47. more hostages. '0 Reg. $13.97444. 20 Reg. $22.97428.97. \ Saturday only $18.38423.18. healthy business climate has a positive impact It said European leaders agreed at OFF Saturday only $9.7843040. OFF TAKE d e a r f o a m s on the people of this state." their Rome summit last weekend not “HEARTWARMER” to send representatives to negotiate ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS' 40% Kenneth 0. Decko, President TAKE e n t ir e STOCK OF JUNIORS' TAKE TRACTION-SOLE, with Iraq for the release of hostages. ENTIRESTOCK OF PEBTES' & GIRLS'GLOVES OFF SLIPPER SOCKS “It follows that a visit by Herr ©TAKE L 3Q0/^ SWEATERS &KNITTOPS BY 25% Reg.$i^$16. Reg. $10. Brandt or any other European SEPARATE PANTS CURRANTS & JAMIE s c o n 30% Reg.$32-$36. S aturday on ly $ 3 4 1 2 . Saturday only $6. politicians must be discourag^ in OFF Reg. $18-$38. OFF Saturday only $22.40425.20. Saturday only $12.60426.60. ENTIRE STOCK OF 14K 9 ... FOR MANCHESTER & BOLTON accordance with the conclusions of OFF (ExcludM Uz CMbom*.) ENTIRE STOCK OF TAKE the Rome European council,” the TAKE GOLD CHAINS, CHARMS, ENTIRE STOCK OF MISSES’ h e a l t h -texplaywear Foreign Office said. TAKE TAKE JUNIORS’ CASUAL PANTS 50% BRACELETS & EARRINGS “Britain, which has the greatest SPORT ACCENT ACTIVE ano/ BY IN FORCE 25% For girle 4-6x, boys 4-16, 30% InlantB & toddlerB. OFF Reg. $19.9S-$520. number of hostages, was not con­ SETS & SEPARATES ^U /O Reg. $30. OFF Saturday only $9.984260. Reg. $11-$33. (ExoiudM ring*.) sulted about this Gemian-Italian in­ OFF Reg. $28-$48. OFF S aturday o n ly $ 18 . Saturday only $845-$24.75. itiative,” it said. Saturday only $19.60433.60. An Elementary Solution - Iraq holds about 1,800 Britons there and in Kuwait following Presi­ dent Saddam Hussein’s Aug. 2 in­ TICKETED PRICES Add To MHS vasion of the emirate. SEMI-ANNUAL DRESS SALE! 25% OFF Prime Minister Margaret 9 ENTIRE STOCK OF MISSES’, PETITES' & JUNIORS’ DRESSES* DEMOCRAT FOR STATE SENATE Paid (or by the Committee (or the MHS Addition - Thatcher’s Conservative govern­ John Perlstein, Treasurer ment, which has sent 9,000 troops to Now.thru Saturday, November 3rd Excludes dresses in the J. Putnam Shop in Avon D&L. the gulf to assist the international Manchester • Glastonbury • Hebron • Bolton • Columbia force facing Iraq, has refused to let the hostage issue weaken its hos­ Corbins Corner, West Hartford Bristol Plaza Manchester Parkade Downtown New Britain New London Mall Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Farmington Valley Mall, Avon Simsbury Groton Plaza Paid for by MiKe Maotti for Stale Senate '90, Gary Minor, Treasurer tility. She wants Saddam tried as a Meriden Square Crystal Mall, Waterford D&L For Chidren, Wethersfield Shopping Center D&L For Children, Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Hartford Civic Center Pavilions at Buckland Hills war criminal. 0 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990—5 ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Poll says general public OPINION supports hunters

A recent poll by the Gallup Organiza­ tion shows a notable lack of support A case among the general public for the goals Open Forum and actions of animal rights activists, with the majority of those surveyed dis­ against agreeing with the animal rights groups. In an overall rejection of the animal Readers’ rightists’ goals and strategics, 89% of those surveyed indicated that they disa­ ‘the bums’ greed with the positions and activities of endorsements animal rights groups. By JACK ANDERSON When asked "Which of the following best describes your attitude about animal To the Editor: and DALE VAN ATTA rights activists,” 46%) of the respondents I am strongly urging the voters of Manchester to vote WASHINGTON — If you’re con­ indicated they thought animal rights ac- Yes on Referendum Question No. 2 regarding the $11.1 ^ tivists were well meaning but disagreed million renovation and expansion of Town Hall. sidering throwing the bums out on Nov. 6. here’s some added incentive. If you with their positions when they placed I am the Chairperson of the Board of Directors Town don’t vote congressional incumbents out concern about animal rights over peo­ Hall Expansion Committee. Our latest efforts evolved this time around, you will buy them ple’s rights, and 4.1%, thought animal from the very narrow 37-vote defeat of last November’s gold-plated pensions. rights groups were well meaning but $13.9 million referendum. Congress has written itself the fattest Camouflage leads to hunting success their positions were too extreme. Only First, we looked over all the possible reasons why the pension plan in the country, but in order 7%) agreed with what these groups are voters rejected the project. Principally, the Committee to reap the full benefiL the member has trying to accomplish and approved of felt that size and cost were the major factors. Whether hunting elk with a bow in tures the same vertical pattern, but in­ said they supported it. to hold his or her seat until 1993. At that how they were going about it. Keeping in mind the need to r^uce size and cost, we Colorado, shooting ducks in Michigan cludes diagonal lines to simulate the The poll was administered by the "We commissioned this study because V point, their future pensions will be based went back to the groundrules that had been discuss^ at or taking advantage of the fall turkey branches of a tree. "If you think about Gallup Organization for the National of our .serious concern over the hunter- length by the Citizens Space Study Committee. We on the generous pay raise they recently hunting season in Alabama, choosing .Shooting Sports Foundation, a non­ harassment activities of these groups,’ slipped themselves. Anyone who loses how forests look, you'd see that, above reconfirmed and revalidatt^ the following groundrules the proper camouflage is important to five feet, everything goes diagonal," profit trade association, and was based said Robert T. Delfay, executive director for any plan: this year will get a pension based on the hunting success. With more than 2.‘i on 1.000 random telephone surveys of the National Shooting Sports Foun­ old pay rate. Hinds said. ' For hunters who use tree 1) General government offices should remain in the types of camouflage available for ttxlay's stands, they need a camouflage that with individuals aged 18 and older across dation. "Some of these people would historic and geographic center of Town. TTie difference is substantial. Fbr ex­ avid hunter, .some common sense abtiut matches the forest at this level." the LI.S. The maximum expected error follow hunters into the woods with blar­ 2) The Town Hall, Lincoln Center, and an addition ample, if voters decided to dump Rep. the area being hunted and the prey the range on a .sample of this size is plus or ing radios and carry on in such a way Frank Annunzio, D-Bl., he will start col­ should be optimized in a combination to meet future hunter is after can aid in choosing the Waterfowl hunting presents an en­ minus 1%,. that a hunter had little choice but to lecting an annual pension of $53,897 leave the woods and go home. We were needs. proper attire for each species. tirely different environment to match. Perhaps the best-known goal of ani­ bothered by this ironic abuse of human 3) The combination should produce at least 50,000 net next year. But if Annunzio can hang on "Think about the animal you're going Ducks and geese have a wholly different mal rights groups — a total ban on another term, his pension will start at after and where they're found." said Gor­ rights in the name of animal rights and square feet to satisfy space needs for 25 years. view of the world when coming into a medical rc.search involving animals — die Hinds, a member of Columbia lake or pond. wanted to see if the American public 4) Parking must meet minimum PZC requirements of 4 $73,996 and climb from there, according was opposed by 63% of the survey re­ Sportswear's Hunters Advisory Board. spondents, while only 35%, supported shared our concern.” carVl.OOO S J. to calculations by the National Taxpayers "You want your outline to blend in with "Waterfowl, if they see you, are going this goal. Only the animal rightists’ goal of reg­ 5) The annual principal and interest payments for the Union. For 20 members of the House, re-elec­ the surroundings, .so think about the an­ to spot you as they're Hying overhead. The efforts of the animal rights acti­ ulating treatment of farm animals, project when add^ to existing debt payments should not Even if you're not moving, they're go­ Open Forum tion this fall will ensure them a pension gle a bird or deer is going to see you vists to stop all fonns of hunting have which are sometimes raised in confining exceed the current level of $3.9 million each year to min­ from." ing to dart faster than lightning if your even less public support, the survey areas, received support from the majori­ imize tax impacts. of at least $90,000 a year because of outline is distinguishable," he added. their salary record while in office. Rep. For deer. elk. turkey and other animals showed. Only 21%, of those surveyed ty of tho.se surveyed, with 60% support­ Some people, including myself, have been skeptical "From the sky, everything around a lake supported this activity while nearly 77%, ing this goal. To the Editor: scrapped and turned into an employees Jim McCavanagh can always be found George Brown, D-Calif., is in a nail-biter found on the lower levels of the forest, a about the 50,000 square feet of office space project^ for vertical pattern is appropriate. "The ver­ is just a jumble of browns, greens, tans opiKised it. "While a majority of those surveyed smoking room, 25 feet away from in senior citizen buildings, clubs, on of a race. If he loses, his pension will future growth. But, my conclusion is if we control staff What started out to be the answer to a tical stripes are going to blend in with and blacks. Our Delta Marsh pattern When asked their opinion of the ani­ did indicate .some level of respect for the Main St. or visiting individuals with start next year at $69,898. If he wins, he increases to 2 or 3 employees each year, the space will critical and justified need for Town Clerk another employees room. Another the tree trunks you'll be hunting around. mixes with the various shapes and col­ mal rightists’ strategy of entering the motives of the animal rights activists, support a workforce of 200 out to 20^0 years, essentially vault space, has grown to be an out-of- under-utilized vault is in the basement. problems whenever the Legislature is not could retire in 1993 with a more com­ Also, vertical stripes tend to blend with ors the bird would see." woods during the hunting season to ha­ the vast majority clearly do not agree the bond repayment period. control monster that must be contained. We must update all our office in session. When it is in session, “Mac” fortable pension of $95,083. the natural ground cover in the forest up rass hunters and scare wildlife to disrupt with what the.se groups are trying to ac­ Obviously, the average ouldoorsman Do I think it is the best solution for the Town and the It stretches from the sideline along procedures with full computers and leaves town early and arrives home late. The national disgust with those in to about five feet above the surface. In deciding the proper camouflage pattern for your hunting apparel, the hum, 90% of those surveyed said complish or how they arc going about doesn't have the money to buy a jacket Center Congregational West to the throw out all the old file cabinets. 1 have seen Mac stop and talk with power has made “incumbent” a dirty This is especially true in the fall and think about the animal you’re pursuing and where it is found. they opposed this activity and only 9%- it," Delfay added. Taxpayers? Yes. The scaled down project meets all the for every hunting situation and season, O I! groundrules revalidated by my committee. The project’s sidewalk of Trotter, 350 feet away, then Be prudent, vote ‘no’ and put our anyone who has a complaint, problem or word this year and has given hope to winter, when the leaves are off of the DO r- North to the edge of Center Springs Park. just wishes to talk. I have never heard challengers with no political resumes. so Columbia offers their Interchange cost has been reduced, some $2.8 million in bonding and leaders on notice, we want something trees." System on many of their jackets, pro­ It is composed of solid amesite, Mac ask which district the person lives That disenchantment has led to proposals "Columbia utilizes Bottomland ca­ $3.5 million overall, or 25 percent. practical. We all know we need more viding both a cold-weather outer shell > m sidewalks, a two-story building plus in. for term limits so members of Congress mouflage pattern that is a favorite of It meets the needs of our expanded workforce for room in the Municipal Building. and a lighter, inside liner that can be basement, a three story garage equivdent The fact that Jim McCavanagh has bowhunters and gun hunters alike," said 3 a some 20 to 30 years and corrects handicapped access and Robert E. Samueison will vote based on their consciences, not zipped out for warm-weather hunting. EMERGENCY SAT10TO6 OSHA violations and public record storage deficiencies. to the footprint of the new Manchester 108 Hemlock S t been awarded commendations from the their campaign war chests. Hinds. "The pattern breaks up the form FIRE > POLICE - MEDICAL O CO Is it a perfect plan? It is as perfect a solution possible Memorial Hospital garage, a 36-foot Manchester CBIA (Connecticut Business IndusUial The anti-incumbent crusade has of the hunter and allows him to blend Many states require blaze orange for SUN 11 TO 5 z -< that can achieve the objectives, needs and problems after bridge between buildings and a 48-foot Association) for his efforts to help the spawned a cottage industry. One into a predominantly vertical back­ some or all hunting, so be sure to check To the Editor: DIAL 911 HHOFFMAN'S H H tunnel basement connector. It over­ small businessperson and has also earned Korida-based group, “Throw the Rascals ground." you local laws before making a pur­ TOLL FREE LOCAL CALLS consciously examining the facts. Decision making is the As a result of the nature of the politi­ In Manchester m I whelms the site much like the Civic another commendation from a national Out,” has run newspaper ads expressing Columbia's Treestand camouflage fea­ chase, notes Hinds. 1- 800- 666-8827 666-8827 balance of pros and cons to arrive at a consensus or best cal process, the Democratic and GUN • CENTER o m adapted proposal achievable that meets most objectives Center in downtown Hartford. small business group means he is effec­ such sentiments as, “I’m not going to In March of 1988, you, the taxpayer, Republican parties often have different tive. give in to those clowns!” 5 "D and addresses public concerns. views on how best to address major is­ 2600 BERLIN TURNPIKE, NEWINGTON The renovation of existing Town Hall is essentially the authorized and paid $27,500 for Ar­ We need proven leaders more than Lost in the populist fury is the simple chitect committee guidelines. The space sues confronting the town. One issue, ever in the new Legislature and money-saving potential of a rout. New IN A WORLD THATS SLOWLY GOING^MAD, WE NO LONGER USE THE TOOLS WE HAD, same as last November, at a cost of $1.3 million. The 3- however, on which the parties are in SHEER DETERMINATION TO SUCCEED, WAS MUCH MORE PREVALENT THAN GREEDI O o level above ground parking structure has been scaled committee recommended an addition of Manchester has one of the best in Jim faces would be cheaper. WE SEEM LESS INTELUGENT, OUR CONCERNS ARE MUCH TOO IRRELEVANT, agreement is the need for additional HUNTING FOR A GREAT 4x4? n down to a cost of $1.65 million. Renovations to Lincoln 20,000 to 30,000 square feet (gross) to McCavanagh. The pension plan is based on a variety WE’VE FORGOTTEN HOW TO THINK THINGS THROUGH, COMPUTERS TELL US WHAT TO DO. the rear of the Town Hall with a 77 per­ space at the Town Hall. Henry Agostinelli of factors including the number of years Center have been eliminated. The present proposal for an $11.1 mil­ 2 O i The new addition has been reduced in size and design cent to 81 percent efficient floor space 72 West St, of government service and the member’s lion bond issue is well thought out and Manchester m c/) to a cost of $6 million by shrinking it six feet in width and total gross from 62,(XX) to 65,000 for top three years of income. Fbr House all three buildings. Architect A came in has been thoroughly reviewed by mem­ members who lose their seats next week, O and length and eliminating attic expansion space. Con­ bers of both politick parties, as well as a BUY ference rooms have been reduced to four and an open, with three proposals of less than 22,000 the pensions will be based on their HUNTING sq. ft. One addition was attached to the nonpartisan citizen committee. This type Defends average salary over the past three years, well lit grade level walkway between Center Church and FROM existing Town Hall building, as it should of project will help to stimulate jobs in a or $91,699. But for those who survive m > parking areas have been provided for. EQUIPMENT be to avoid wasteful spending. With 218 difficult economic climate. Due to much another term, the average will reflect the CONNECTICUT'S Even after the Referendum we will continue to refine Prague parking places plus ICO on Trotter Street of the town’s existing debt being paid off 40 percent pay raise they gave themsel­ LARGEST 5 » the project through oversight by the Town Building property, the total is 318 spaces. over the next several years, the principal ves beginning next year. > Committee of architect selection, final plans and specs, To the Editor: Architect B’s proposal has 55,000 sq. and interest required to fund the Town If Congress were a private company, GUN contracts selection and construction, to be responsive to In regard to the Associated Press ar­ NEW 1990 NISSAN n foot addition with a Civic Center type Hall project will not require a rise in the IRS would call its pension plan il­ ™ ,M l MAZDANAVMO. citizen concerns over details. taxes. ticle on page three of the Herald on Sat., second story bridge, plus a 48 foot tunnel Oct. 27 (“Legislator charges for ad­ legal. The plan is unusual in that it keeps PATHFINDER "SE" 4X4 4X4 LX, 5 Speed, Air Cond. ABS and DEALER Finally, there are legitimate concerns about tough connector between basements. We are We would urge residents, regardless of economic times of Connecticut’s recession and whether vice”): pace with Ae cost of living and insulates Auto, Air, Cassette, PW, PDL, Much More! now up to 40,(X)0 square feet over the party, to carefully review the facts sur­ the lawmakers against inflation and Morel #1^8006-0. SALE or not Manchester taxpayers can afford this expenditure rounding this issue and support the Edith Prague does not run a counsel­ #-4-6255-0 original space committe guidelines. Now ing service, she wants to discourage recession. at this time. add a 78,000 square-foot three-story con­ proposal at the Nov. 6. '"NOW'-- ' While it is true that Coimecticut is experiencing tough people from thinking that she does! Her Due to the self-serving foresight of the crete garage to supply 305 parking places John Garside, Republican Town economic times, that benefits tlie project. Because of the column deals with run-of-the-mill ques­ congressional pension plan and some r for 140 employees. Chairman mariced decline in construction activiUes this past year, tions pertaining to social security and generous cost-of-living increases, many fl These glaring architectural discrepan­ Ted Cummings, Democratic Town sA V FI we will be able to secure a very favorable construction Chairman items of that nature, such as syndicated former members make far more in retire­ I ^ f W C S T o fc| ' V OFF cies raise many questions as to which *17,989 price and shortened construction time. columnist Dr. Gott does. I am sure if ment than they received in office. Sen. i i * plan is most feasible and cost efficient. We’ve designed the bond repayment schedule to be To the Editor: anyone went to see Dr. Gott he would be Albert Gore Sr., the father of the current JACKETS SHOTGUNS • AMMUNITION less that the existing amiual repayment level or “debt ser­ Would you pay for a 55,000 square foot The 1990 elections promise to be the charged a fee. Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., retired OPEN M-T 9-9, Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-5 VESTS RIFLES addition, when another architect, using • SCO PES vice.” The Town Hall project along with the Manchester most dramatic in our nation’s history. I personally received several hundred from the Senate in 1970 with a salary of PANTS PISTOLS • COMPASSES High School addition and other future bonding projects town planning report space requirements, The American taxpayer has finally had dollars as a result of free advice I got $42,500. He is now entitled to a pension a l n k EAST PONTIAC BUICK ■ must be planned incrementally to keep below $3.9 mil­ issued a report stating he has a plan for enough of elected politicians not proper­ from Edith Prague about insurance that I of $88464. CAPS REVOLVERS • GUN CASES. ETC. EAST WINDSOR lion annually so that impact on annual budgets increases 22,(X)0 square feet? It is your money. ly managing the affairs of government was entitled to, but was unaware of. I Our associate Jim Lynch has learned a l b n WINDSOR NISSAN MAZDA The State examiner asked for and ad­ Master Card V Iso and taxes will be minimd. which are funded by the labors of the think that the Manchester Herald should that former President Gerald Ford will » I ■ * • ■ ■ ■ j ■ j 1"800"392"2524 Discover Cash Please vote Yes on Question No. 2 as well as Question ditional 800 square feet of vault space taxpayers. verify the whole story before accepting get more money from the federal pension Never Knowingly Undersold No. 3, the Town Hall and Manchester High School addi­ through 2021. What Town officials have The theme this year seems to be, the Associated Press stories as Gospel plan this year than President Bush gets in not told you; a bonded fireproof vault of “Throw the rascals out” meaning the in­ tions, as in the best interest of Manchester and its future. Truth. salary. Thanks to ample presidential and nearly 400 square feet is directly above cumbents. There is, however, one incum­ Ron Osella Bill Rice congressional pensions, I^rd will collect the Town Clerk’s office and practically bent who deserves re-election based on The making of Deputy Mayor 190 Chestnut St. $219,000 this year, while Bush’s salary empty. This bonded vault is to be his record, and accessibility. Manchester Manchester is $200,000. a hunting buddy Despite the anger sweeping the A young girl or boy often can be a m KNOW WHERE YOU STAND. country, the anti-incumbent crusade will Heroes encourage us to tiy be lucky to oust more than a handful of hunting buddy for life, onee taught the incumbents. The insiders simply have sport of hunting. Here’s some tips on Young people today don’t have heroes. Another of my idols was Ruth Lyman, too much of an advantage — name training a lifetime hunting companion I practically collected them. I can count a former parishioner of mine in Boston. recognition, free mailing privileges, their from the folks at Nikon Sport Optics; II bona fide heroes in my life. I hung on We kept in touch until she died in her own recording studio and years of cul­ •Teach the youngster to study the It takes special pac boots to be Reid Wing Pac Boots. their every word and saved all their let­ GEORGE 90s. tivating generous campaign contributors game he hunts and learn about its hab­ ters to me. As the quality of life in America slips who expect nothing but the lawmaker’s its, haunts, preferred foods and mating Waterproof leathers. High tech soles for best grip on PLAGENZ cycle. 1 Walter Abbott was one of my first soul in return. steadily lower, this Proper Bostonian •Purchase a single shot .22 rifle with heroes. I used to worked for him on a w et icy surfaces. Removable liners for comfort in lady is still a reminder to me that refine­ a quality, shockproof and waterproof weekly paper he published. I was only 17 ment and dignity do make a happy dif­ Exporting fun scope like Nikon’s 1.5-4.5 x 20, which different conditions. Plus Red Wing fit and comfort. at the time, but he talked to me as if we ference in life. This is one of the roles of The movie industry is fast becoming a has a lifetime warranty. The single shot were the same age. sions out of his letters to me. “I am idols — to keep us aware of high ideals major American export producL second will teach the youngster to take his time Walter Abbott was more than the busier than — THAT place,” he would we might otherwise lose sight of. only lo agriculture. Hollywood is still the before shooting and the bright scope publisher of a small weekly. He was a say in deference to my clergy status. Perhaps it cannot be said that fine pre-eminent entertainment factory, and wdl help him shoot more accurately. writer — a good one. He wrote a novel But he continued to urge me on to manners and good taste are indispensable the industry is taking steps to make sure •Spend plenty of time on the shooting titled “Choir Boy,” and a play based on greater heights with admonitions like to the enjoyment of life. But they give it that doesn’t change. In some cases, range where a child can build his shoot­ J.P. Marquand’s Pulitzer Prize-winning “Work for a magnum opus — PEACE an elegance “without which good fortune studio executives have begun catering to ing and .safety skills. “The Late George Apley.” OF SOUL, PEACE OF MIND propor­ is but vulgar and with which failure and foreign markets by premiering some of •Realize you must give up your hunt­ He also wrote detective stories; and he tions.” Those were best-selling religion disappointment have a charm” — words their hottest movies abroad first. In ing day to build a hunting future for you R taught me the rudiments of creative writ­ and your young friend. The teaching is 9 books of that period by Rabbi Joshua which Cardinal Newman used in describ­ Europe, it is a point of pride for a theater ing, so that I was able to help work my Leibman and Bishop Fulton Sheen. ing the gift possessed by the cultivated to feature American films instead of more important than the hunting. way through college by writing detective Gradually, even he came to see that he man. local fare. In the Far East, fans can watch •Teach the youngster to stalk in close, stories myself. moving in slowly, deliberately and si­ MADE IN U.S.A. © 1990 by NEA. Inc. had vastly overrated my talents. But we It is too bad we are no longer hero- “Rambo” and Chuck Norris movies lently until within range. Then, when he was 40, he went to still kept in touch at Christmas — until a worshippers. Heroes can do many things around the clock. “Tell me about It, Mikhalll Hey, do you want to Hollywood where he got a job writing time when we both changed addresses for us. They provide us with a model — •Instruct the young hunter when to compare approval ratings?" for Paramount for $2,(X)0 a week. and so lost track of each other. something to aspire to. We all do better Mini-editorial shoot, if he has a clear shot, and when He was now a full-fledged success in Then one day years later I came across when we have something to live up to. The Secret Service wants a $50,000 not to shoot. the writing world — but he never forgot his name in the Los Angeles phone book Heroes are also a constant inspiration •Emphasize gun safety. The hours you horse stable in Virginia outside of spend teaching firearm safety not only his protege back home. We corresponded and called. A woman answered and I to us not to give up, for we feel that to Washington, D.C., so Vice President Dan insures the health and safety of your through the years and he would always asked to speak to Mr. Abbott. I told her fail ourselves is to fail them. Father M anchester Herald Quayle can ride without threat of assas­ young friend, but ol all who hunt with give my ego a boost by saying things who I was. George Tyrrell once wrote, “Whenever I sination. The stable is needed for training 9 him. (ridiculous things) like, “If I were you, I “I am sorry to tell you, Mr. Abbott think of quitting, I see that strange Man and boarding of horses for the Secret 400 West Middle Turnpike founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. would think in terms of a James Cain-ish died in Octoter,” she said, and I could on his cross and he turns me back again.” Service agents who protect Quayle. In •Make the hunt an adventure. The planning, preparation and the anticipa­ Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. novel a la POSTMAN.” (He was refer­ sense a lump was building up in her Heroes do that for us. The call us back to these tough budget times, it’s nice to Manchester Parkade tion of the hunt, the ride to the hunt site ring to Cain’s best seller “The Postman throat. our better selves. know that our elected officials have a Manchester, CT 06040 Always Rings Twice.” and home after ihe hunt, as well as the Executive Editor Vincent Michael Vah/o “He would often speak of you,” she The best compliment a hero-worship­ few luxuries to indulge in so they can !___Andrew C Spitzler After I became a minister, I noticed he said. I swallowed a lump in my own recalling of those shared moments out­ News Editor____ per can receive is to be “mistaken,” if refresh themselves after a hard day’s doors. later cati often be as enjoyable as was editing some of his choicer expres- throat. I was too late by four months. only in a small way, for his hero. work. 6-15 646-8424 the hunt itself. 0 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990 ffiaiirlirBlrr rifrali'l Slalom MHS Economy Section 2, F^ge 7 From Page 1 From Page 1 From Page 1 LOCAL/REGIONAL Friday, November 2,1990 who opp>ose the course and the a marine patrol officer told her that the proposed IS-classroom wing is give us as much mrmey,” he said. her belief that they have more in last and how severe it will be. skiers. the lake was not patrolled until planned to be ready to accept ninth- Run Broderick, who heads the common in terms of maturity with Even those analysts who say the The council is expected to refer noon. Maurer also said that the graders by the start of the 1992-93 committee with Moyer, said the eighth-graders. economy still can skirt a recession the controversy to the town Steering town’s police chief was aware that school year. project will not cost taxpayers more “It will be easier for the middle generally agree the current quarter is Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron Committee and invite Dill to discuss skiers were Uaveling in two direc­ The committee is finishing plac­ money than they are already paying schools as well because they will in a contraction. A recession it further in late November. tions. ing brochures about the school because some items, such as pay­ not have to answer to two drums,” generally is defined as two straight “I don’t know if we can reconcile Those comments elicited a scold­ referendum in every mail box in ments for the building of Waddell Broderick said, explaining that cur­ quarters of negative growth. these differences,” said Town Coun­ ing from Lewis. town. Committee members have School, have been completed and rently, ninth-graders have a com­ The ONP is the nation’s total out­ cil Chairwoman Joan Lewis, adding 'Taking it upon yourself to extend also placed signs around the com­ are coming off the town’s debt ser­ pletely different curriculum than put of goods and services and its Charter changes munity and have taken up advertis­ vice bill. she hopes a compromise can be the time just because a policeman seventh- and eighth-graders. “The broadest measure of economic ac­ found. ing space in new sp^rs, Moyer “It’s sort of like car payments,” Challenger says debate avoided said he couldn’t enforce it was ninth-graders are high school fresh­ tivity. said. Lakefront resident Mary Anne wrong,” Lewis said. Broderick said. “You keep putting men, they are just not at the high Nine of the forward-looking in­ Hansen said the club violated its F r ^ Terry presented the DEP mmiey away at the same rate.” school.” time has come to remove the incum­ MacKenzie said his opponent has “Something has to be done, and dicators pulled the index down in under debate By ALEX GIRELLI range a debate for tonight, but permit, which allows use of the with a petition signed by 70 resi­ Broderick said that besides al­ Whether the referendum passes or bent Democrats from office.” Eqjproved the highest sales tax in the that is going to cost money,” he September. Manchester Herald negotiations broke down. Joseph course on weekends from one hour dents opposing the slalom course. leviating the space problems by not, a space crunch will hit elemen­ They were lower stock prices, a mission, one of the partisan stum­ Sweeney, issues coordinator in the MacKenzie said he is confident nation, for such projects as a $47 said, noting that nearly $2.2 million having sixth-graders move up to the By ALEX GIRELLI voters will elect a Republican can­ after dawn to 9 ajn. Water-skiers He cited intense noise in a con­ tary schools as early as next year, decrease in orders for consumer bling blocks was how wide a range Kevin MacKenzie, Republican McCavanagh campaign, said in a million platform over Route 72 in of the costs for the addition will be middle school level and leaving the Moyer said. y.anchester Herald didate Ibesday. New Britain, $18 million for a ten­ often skied until 9:30 ajn., she said. centrated area, early morning dis­ goods, an increase in weekly un­ of possible changes the commission candidate for the the state House of news release that at the 11th hour, Skiers also skied in two directions ruptions, and a potential liability to reimbursed by the state grants. That town’s 10 primary schools to h ^ l e Areas that are already feeling the would consider, with Republicans MacKenzie said that he will hold nis facility in New Haven, and employment claims, a decline in MANCHESTER — The first Representatives from Manchester’s on the water when the permit al­ the town if a water-skiing injury oc­ would leave the town with a bill that only kindergarten to fifth-grade stu­ crunch are the kindergarten classes pressing for a broad clwge and there were too many other things two meetings a month, one in the $375,000 to restore a merry-go- building permits, a drop in an index public hearing by the town’s newly 12lh Assembly DisUict, charged McCavanagh should be doing. lowed them only to go counterclock­ curs. is a little more than $1.8 million, he dents, the project would make the at Martin School, and the first-grade Democrats a more limited one. daytime and one in the evening, at round in Bridgeport. said. measuring consumer confidence, a formed Charter Revision Commis­ today that his opponent, incumbent This morning, MacKenzie said, wise, Hansen said. “You want to talk liability — get a school system more uniform. classes at Verplanck and Waddell The 16 recommendations listed in which he will discuss issues with his decrease in unfilled orders, a lower sion will be held Nov. 15., the date Democrat James McCavanagh, MacKenzie said those votes came “During the trial [period], they head injury out there and you think Moyer said that with the “Even though the elementary Schools, Broderick said. the resolution forming the commis­ “Evidently my opponent’s activities constituents. He said he keeps close money supply. the commission plans to seek input never intended to debate him. this evening don’t allow him to take virtually ignored the permit regula­ you’re short education money governmental cutbacks in school schools will fill iq} again [because of sion resulted from a compromise. contact with constituents in order to while the state was facing huge on 16 charter questions it has b ^n At a news conference today, V tions,” said Hansen. “It’s too loud, now...” Terry said. funding expected in the next year, the rising number of babies being part in such a ‘frivolous’ exercise.” serve them better. deficits. now would be the best time to go asked to consider. Diana has suggested dividing into MacKenzie said that McCavana^ MacKenzie said the Democratic too early, not safe and not Other residents complained that bora], there will be a shorter age MacKenzie also said that during MacKenzie said McCavanagh’s ahead with the project Wellness & Fitness At its first meeting Thursday separate committees to study may feel uncomfortable facing administration, of which patrolled.” by allowing the course, the town is span between students attending the the campaign. Republicans have record speaks for itself. He said “The same project will cost mwe night, the 10-member commission various issues as a means of dis- people because of close ties with the McCavanagh was an active party- Club president Tonya Maurer said opening a can of worms for the lake same school,” she said. “A sixth- kept an informal poll through phone McCavanagh has voted the party money next year, not just because of elected officers, adopted rules of Uibuting the load, but most commis­ Democratic administration that has line voting member, is leaving of­ to be sectioned off for use by other grader should not be grouped with Center calls and door-to-door visits. “In line on every vote and has voted inflation, but the state might not procedure and decided to meet on sion members appeared to prefer wreaked havoc on working men and special interest groups. They also five-year-olds,” she added, stating more cases than not,” he said, against every cost-reduction amend­ fice with a budget deficit that could announces the first and third Thursdays of each having the entire commission women. top $15 billion. said that the 300-acre lake is unsafe 1^ •« a« «a tm i a K( tsa i « aa »ai «*a to t o Ks «» t o Ks «3 ( s «a «a> tM C3 Renublicans had sought to ar­ “people are of the opinion that the ment propos^ by Republicans. » ------“ s month, with meetings beginning at review the questions. Leaves with heavy water traffic. Among the changes to be con­ Holding up trophies, water-ski Step into a world o f fantasy. j PATRICK L. GAGNON, 7:30 p.m. and ending by 11 p.m. sidered are: club president Maurer said, “This is Six theme rooms, each with its own j The group plans to meet at Lincoln From Page 1 Center. Electing the mayor directly and the reason Tm going to do anything RN,C,MSN distinct personality and charm. A/ig strengthening the role of the mayor. Changes I have to to keep the slalom course.” Commission members have nor had to tell it to wait a week — extensive variety of imported and^ Psychotherapist decided that six votes of commis­ Electing, instead of appointing, there wasn’t anything for workers to locally handcrafted decorations andjg sion members will be needed to ap­ the Planning and Zoning Commis­ do. special gifts for the discriminating’^ will be joining our firm prove any recommendation it makes sion. loom for The late leaf fall also may give a I'M VOTING shopper. j to the Board of Directors. There are Eliminating the positions of new program a significant test. gSign up for a drawing to ' ^ five Republicans and five elected treasurer and selectmen. ■ i Manchester is part of a pilot Choosing an auditor through '••s'’ FOR- gpurch^ limited e^tion ^ oept. 56 HerHage Villages 15 935 Main Street, Democrats on the commission. program to collect leaves in paper iKutta Marion Scotch Wool- , ^ * Attorney Vincent Diana, a competitive proposals. schools bags instead of plastic bags. Jens or Green Gate Cottage ^ dryer's Choice Carolers ★ United a Manchester, CT Republican, was elected chairman, Increasing the pay of town direc­ Beginning in January, the town KEVIN Zlfor $65.00 each. Limited Edition Santas while attorney Stephen Penny, a tors. \ no longer will collect leaves in plas­ Shop early for the best selection o f unique new gifts, 8 (203) 646-8523 (203) 643-9760 Democrat, was elected vice chair­ Changing the schedule for budget By SCOTT BREDE tic bags because of a recently passed man, and Eleanor Coltman, a deliberation. J ornaments and table decorations f-T*;' Manchester Herald state recycling law. To prepare for Patrick graduated from St. Joseph College in May 1990 with an MSN in Democrat, was elected secretary. Creation of an Inland Wetlands MacKENZIE g Fall Hours: Tues. thru Sat. 10-5, Sunday 11-5 ff Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. He has 15 1/2 years of experi­ this, the town is offering a pilot At a meeting Dec. 6, the commis­ Commission separate from the Plan­ MANCHESTER — Besides ad­ program in which residents in cer­ PiU hrbir» » Conn«M to Bhi (M l I 295 West Street ★ Bolton, CT ★ 649-7514 J ence in therapy. He was on staff at Manchester Memorial Hospital for ning and Zoning Commission. O Z] IMntngton. sion will hear a report from General justing to the influx of sixth graders tain sections %f town can purchase Maiy T m u w . ef (One mile North of Gay City State Park on Rt. 85) * 14 years in the In-Patient Mental Health Service. He is certified by Adding a provision for recall of American Nursing Association in Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing. Manager Richard Sartor on sugges­ and the outflow of ninth graders, J3 r- biodegradable, paper, leaf bags. 1 « tci l a • « <« loi fa l o <<5> tta «ai i!U i» «« f» f a i » ($3i Ks «a 1^ tions from town department heads elected officios. students at Bennet and Dling Junior The bags cost 30 cents each, and regarding possible charter revisions. Defining conflict of interest more High Schools face additional chan­ > m the town will pick up as many paper Commission members questioned clearly. ges if voters approve a school 3 o bags as residents can fill. The bags whether they could study all 16 of Expanding the Park and Recrea­ referendum on TViesday, Election will be picked up on the same day as tion Commission from five mem­ O DO the proposed recommendations and Day, school principals said. z -< residents’ regular trash collection. others that might arise before the bers to nine members. For starters, the schools’ names Residents other than those in the May 1 deadline set for them to make Creating a traffic authority. will change from “junior high” to H H pilot program also may purchase the a report to the town Board of Direc­ Reviewing the responsibilities of “middle” schools, said Bennet Prin­ m I bags and dispose of their leaves at tors. the Library Board. cipal Thomas Mcisner, one of 0 m the town compost heap. Scott Clendaniel, Republican ap­ Creating a Water and Sewer Com­ several educators who supports the pointee, asked if it would be wise to mission separate from the Board of school referendum. 1 ^ Advert! lement pare the list down, saying that if the Directors. In addition, students there no board meets twice a month until Reviewing the process for filling longer will think of themselves as O o vacancies on the Board of Directors. Weight Loss May 1, there will be only 12 meet­ “small high school students,” but n ings. Reviewing amendments listed by will consider themselves to be in a o ^ When the town directors were the Municipal Code Corp., which transitional period between primary 2 CD Surprises debating over creation of the com- prints copies of the Town Charter. Rick Sanloa/Manchntar Harald and secondary education, he said. m CD TW O O F A KIND — Chris Walsh, of Bolton, poses with her dog Griffin on Thursday before a This will be beneficial to the stu­ O Researchers dents, the principal said. WASHINGTON -- A nutrition session of the Y W C A ’s dog obedience program held at the YW C A building on North Main “In a junior high, students are organization was hopeful that a nutri Chamber backs Street. Walsh, wearing a bat mask for Halloween, looks strikingly similar to the tiny dog with viewed and programs are provided S > tionally complete “ high-tech" food its bat-like markings. Griffin, who is three-and-half-months old, is a rare breed called a Papil- as if the student was a high school tablet would help erase world hunger lon. student, just younger,” the principal 5 “ problems, until a study revealed that said. “This does not meet the need 30 > one of the ingrcdicnis could cause sig­ building project of those students. nificant weight loss. “A middle school philosophy Researchers in Europe found that Quiet hours plan debated recognizes that our students are in a an ingredient in the aptly named prod­ in attendance that the scaled-down fransition from elementary school By RICK SANTOS uct Food Source One actually caused plan had bipartisan support from the to major holidays when we all like on their way to high school,” he Manchester Herald By JACQUELINE BENNETT “I think there should be a way for people to lose weight, even though board. to get out on the lake,” said Fred everyone to use them,” Cronsell continued. specifically instructed not to alter iKir- Manchester Herald Despite being called a “junior MANCHESTER — For the “It’s our number one priority,” Belcher. He said too, the 5 p.m. ex­ said. mal eating patterns, according to one high,” Bennet has been on the path second time in two years, the the mayor said. tension “eats into the evening DEP official Major Randolf Dill study published in the prestigious Brit­ COVEN'fRY — A public hearing to becoming a middle school for at Greater Manchester Chamber of hours.” said later in an interview that when ish Journal o f Nuirition. Researchers in Boos, plugging the project, asked on extending ‘quiet hours’ drew a he hears residents complain about least the past 11 years, or ever since Commerce has decided to support a people to understand that the old an earlier study had speculated that the mixed response from about 50 Others said because they work, outsiders use he thinks “We’re not Meisner became principal there, he referendum question regarding a building was not constructed for its people who attended Thursday said. weight loss was due to a decrease in the project to renovate and expand the the restricted hours take away from getting more water.” intestinal absorption of calories. current needs, and therefore space is night. “Since kids are not finished town hall complex. their opportunity to enjoy recrea­ Others said the current conditions While the development of Food used poorly. The proposal from the Town products, we can’t grade them on a Chamber Chairman Tony Gorman tional activities on the lake. Many are suicidal on Coventry Lake and Source One, a project of National Die­ Council is to extend ‘quiet hours’ announced the endorsement Two former mayors. Democrat objected to making and “ordinance the extension is welcome. sink-or-swim basis as if they were tary Research, would not be used to when boats are restricted to 6 m.p.h. Thursday at a meeting of chamber on top of ordinance” when they said Dill also said the DEP first wasn’t adults,” Meisner said, adding that successfully fulfill its original goal, the Stephen T. Penny and Republican Currently ‘quiet hours’ are from members, town staff members, the Nathan G. Agostinelli, also spoke. enforcing the rules already on the keen on the ‘quiet hour’ concept, but middle schools practice nurturing discovery has been a windfall for over­ May to October on Sundays noon to mayor, and others supporting the al­ They are co-chairmen of a bipartisan books would solve the problem. said it has worked well in Coventry methods, such as joining students weight people. A Daytona Beach, Flor­ VERYTHI 4 p.m. the extension would be to 5 Robert Cronsell questioned the and might be a good idea statewide. and teachers under a team system, most $11.1 million proposal. ida woman fighting a weight battle for political action committee in favor p.m. and on the 4th of July noon to 2 “1 am confident that the bond of the town hall project. fairness of placing more restrictions Lewis said the matter will likely which generally are not practiced in 12 years used the product on the recom­ p.m. on lakes in the state which are a be on the council Monday night a high school setting. issue for the town hall project will “I disagree with extending them mendation of her physician and lost 30 not create additional taxes or in­ When he was elected 20 years limited resource. agenda. “You just don’t allow kids not to pounds. She stated, * ‘Not only have I ago, the town hall was the same as it crease the mill rate because this turn in their homework and give is today, Agostinelli noted. lost 30 pounds but my cholesterol has project will coincide with the retire­ them a zero, you contact parents and dropped from 232 to 143.1 have two work with counselors in order to ment of other debts,” Gorman told “I can’t imagine anyone that’s not closets full of clothes which have not fit the crowd of about 70 that packed Firehouse builder chosen change that child’s behavior,” he me in iwo years that I can now wear.” UPT employed here that would tolerate said. % the rotunda of the Municipal Build­ that kind of work environment for committee’s chairman. A target date the roof. In a separate report, a telephone inter­ 40 By SCOTT BREDE At Bennet, Meisner said, both 7th ing. themselves,” he said. for construction has yet to be set. There will be concrete masonry view revealed that a Wilmington, North • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY WASHER • EVERY DRYER Manchester Herald Naek Construction beat out East­ walls for the bay area, while the and 8th graders have been part of an Carolina pharmacist lost 14 pounds in * ' I m icr ow ave . ev er y d is h w a s h er He explained that he carefully “What self-respecting, $90-mil- ern Building Systems of walls for living areas, which include academic team since before his ar­ 15 days on the product and was never • EVERY VIDEO RECORDER • EVERY REFRIGERATOR • EVERY analyzed the town’s current debt for lion-a-year business would operate MANCHESTER — The Building Southington as the lowest bidder by a kitchen, bunk room and exercise rival to the school. Under this team hungry. Ce-W -A-Kta* S j.«» bonds, which is more than $23.2 out of the same corporate head­ Committee Thursday night chose more than $44,000. Naek estimates facility, will be made of sheet rock. system, a group of students are Food Source One is available FREEZER • EVERY AIR COHDITIONER • EVERY CAMCORDER million, and the almost $4 million quarters as it did in 1927?” Penny Naek Construction Co. of Vernon to it will take 150 days to complete taught by the same four or five through physicians and pharmacies annual payments toward that debt. build a $494,000 firehouse for the After approving the base cost, the teachers in their core academic clas­ added. Actually, the town has ex­ construction. committee recommended extra without a jjrescription because it is not Cleataocel Oemo s & IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD! That debt service, will be reduced in panded its physical plant since then, north side of town. Under the plan chosen by com­ ses, he said. a drug and contains only natural ingre­ spending only for a $6,000 sewer 1 the coming years because of the moving into such places as the Lin­ The committee’s recommendation dients alnady kmwn to be safe. Copies mittee members, the firehouse, to be system and a $3,000 piping system “In a junior high, there is no com­ completion of payments for bonds coln Center, but much of the will be brought to Town Manager built on Tolland 'Rimpike at Deming of the referenced study are available that will allow the firehouse’s mon time for teachers to meet with Display WoaajS” ,* on several projects. management has remained in the Richard Sartor today for his ap­ Street, will have a textured concrete sewers to be hooked up to main free from National Dietary Research, other teachers to plan activities or End-Of-Month Municipal Building. proval, said Charlie Crocini, the exterior with asphalt shingling on Suite 553,1377 K St, Washington, DC Therefore, taxes will not be in­ sewer lines along Tolland 'Rimpikc. talk with parents” because they all 20005, however please include $2 post­ MAtW At cost. creased if the town hall project — These would be put in wi^out have different schedules, Mcisner age & handling for each request Clearance question two on Tliesday’s ballot — having to dig up the ground, Crocini said. 01990 OmiertB faitermtknl on every model in stocK! is approved, he said. said. Grants for learning awarded Under the team system, teachers Food Source One is available in in c lu d e d ln_This c ------In addition, the debt will drop off To save $62,000, the committee have block schedules and reserve chocolate, vanilla or strawberry. A 100 enough in coming years so im­ By BRIAN M. TROTTA school budget. outside speakers to help students un­ opted not to use a metal roof for the their later periods to meet with their tablet supply only $24.98. Winning projects in the competi­ derstand different topics in her plementation of the $3.9 million Manchester Herald building, concrete masonry walls for team’s other teachers to plan events Food Source One is ovdkBle at: tive program covered courses, in­ science class. • RCA • G.E. • WELBILT NEXT DAY DEUVERY WHEN YOU NEED IT! plan to expand Manchester High the living areas or a brick veneer for or discuss a child’s performance, he 9 LENOX PHARMACY cluding science, mathematics, Other grant winners include: • ZENffH • WHIRLPOOL • AMANA School also will not drive up taxes, BOLTON — Thirteen elementary the exterior. said. 299 East Center Street Gorman noted. That proposal is and high school teachers will share English and social studies. Susan Murray for “Beware the SONY • MAGIC CHEF • HOTPOINT The committee dropped a plan to Richard Lindgren, the principal at Manchester 649-0896 question three on the ballot. in a grant program to help imple­ The programs are designed to Ides”; Trudy Mitchell for “Book TOSHIBA • WESTINGHOUSE • EMERSON Publishing in the Classroom”: Linda go with a pre-engineered building Illing, said his school has been WESTOWN PHARMACY WHY PAY MORE FOR Also making brief speeches at the ment special programs in their clas­ teach students using innovative MITSUBISHI • FRI6IDAIRE • PIONEER Brown for “Love a Lake”; Maureen that would have cut $20,000 off the transforming into a middle school 455 Hartford Road meeting were Town Manager ses. methods. PHIUPS • MAYTAO • PANASONIC AMERICA'S TOP BRANDS Robenhymer for “Smile”; Wendy $485,000 base bid because it would for the past few years as well. Manchester 649-9946 Richard Sartor, project architect The Mini-Grants for Teachers Fbr example, potential engineers Pagani, Noreen Hoisington, Ronnie not last as long. The base price in­ GLASTONBURY DRUG, CO. Charles W. Boos, and Republican program gives grants, ranging from will get a head start on their careers Longo and Amy DcCaroIis for cludes $295,000 for construction “Right now, there are two very 875 Main Street $100 to $400, to teachers for through Patricia Lewis’ program to Mayor Terry Werkhoven. “Fostering Awareness of Current So­ costs, $60,000 for site development, separate programs at Illing,” South Glastonbury 633-0216 Mon., Thurs., Fri. 'til 8 p.m, programs that enhance the basic cur­ create simple machines with Lego. And students in Jan Luke’s cial Issues”; Janis Kerensky for $34,000 for plumbing, $49,000 for a Lindgren said. The 7th and 8tlt VERNON DRUG Tues., Wed. 'Ill 6 • Sat. ‘til 5 • Sun. 12 to 5 Sartor discussed the need for the riculum. unit to heaL ventilate and cool the grades have teams, while 9th 435 Hartford Turnpike ninth-grade English class will leant “Reading’s My Bag”; and Ruth renovations and expansion and said air and $47,000 for electrical work. graders have more of a high school Vernon 875-1795 EAST the art of storytelling. Luke plans to Buteau for “Implementation of the 9 that everyone involved had worked The program is administered by In the past, Naek Construction program, he said. BUCKLAND PHARMACY EASY TO GET TO: use her $300 grant to teach students National Council of Teachers ol COMING MOM T h C HAnTfO M O hard to reduce the cost by about the Professional Development Com­ has worked on renovations to The referendum on 'fiiesday calls AL SIEFFERTS AHCA T A M I M TO TMC MiW Mathematics Standards in the 7th 465 Buckland Road KEENCV I M4 CkPACSSWAT eCTO rr AT VISA *90 days lamo os cosh. how to write and tell stories. She 44$ HARTFOnO F STHECT $2.8 million from last November’s mittee, whose members review MANCHESTER. C T i THC KCCNCV STM CTCIIT I*]! r>o povmwnl rwqtilrod. Bowers and Waddell Elementary for moving ninth graders into the South Windsor 644-4733 t o a i plans to bring a professional and 8th grade classrooms”. TAKC n e rrs sicrfcors proposal. It was rejected by less than teacher proposals and make awards. Schools, according to Richard Manchester High School and SOUTH WINDSOR PHARMACY c m I storyteller to the school to help the To qualify for the grants, teachers - HARTF 1 percent in the municipal election. This year, 10 grants totaling $2,500 Lawrence of Lawrence Associates, moving sixth graders into the junior 969 SulCvan Avenue SUPER DISCOUNT students develop this skill. were asked to develop a proposal n CENTER CBifila Werkhoven, speaking for the were awarded. Funding for the the architectural firm hired to design highs. It also calls for an addition to Also, Pamela Browning will use within their area of concentration. South Windsor 644-1513 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester Keeney SI. Exit Off I-384 • Tel. 647-9997 Board of Directors, reminded those program was included in this year’s the firehouse. be built to the high school. 0 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990—9 STATE RECORD Weicker leading, Lobbyist Kowalski fined $50,000 W eekenders Today In Histoiy agreed to pay the fine “to avoid By JUDD EVERHART from a previous inquiry into ac­ $1,000 in alcohol and other gifts the expense and emotional burden Places to go .. . Rowland gaining The Associated Press tivities by the Connecticut Retail to a public official in 1987, 1988, Today is Friday, Nov. 2, the 306th day of 1990. There of a hearing.” She also agreed to Merchants Association, which last 1989 and 1990, as well as airfare . . . things to do are 59 days left in the year. allow the commission to review month was also fined $50,000. and lodging worth more than margin of error of 5 percent HARTFORD — The state her lobbying records for the next Today’s birthdays: By JUDD EVERHART The Ethics Commission found $750 to a legislative staff mem­ Actor Burt Lancaster is 77. Actor Ray Walston is 76. Jack Goldberg, Rowland’s cam­ Ethics Commission has levied its three years. The Associated Press numerous violations of the code ber. They are the largest illegal Political commentator Patrick J. Buchanan is 52. Actress paign press secretary, said the polls largest fine ever against a lobbyist In addition to allegations of im­ of ethics for lobbyists, which, gifts by an individual lobbyist Stefanie Powers is 48. Author Shere Hite is 48. Actress show the race is a “statistical dead — $50,000 — following a lengthy proprieties in wining and dining a Diabetes testing at MMH HARTFORD — Independent investigation into allegations of among other things, forbids gifts ever alleged in commission his­ Alfre Woodard is 37. gubernatorial candidate Lowell P. heat,” since Rowland could be even legislator and st^fer, Kowalski to public officials of more than tory. The public may be tested for diabetes, free, at a with Weicker given the margin of violations of the state’s code of was also accused of making Today’s highlight in history: Weicker Jr. still has the lead in ethics for lobbyists. $50 a year and requires that lob­ Diabetes Detection Clinic on Saturday, Nov. 3, from 9 On Nov. 2, 1917, British Forei^ Secretary Arthur error. numerous political contributions The commission refused to public opinion polls, but a large bloc byists report all expenditures over a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Conference Room of Manchester Balfour expressed support for a “national home” for the for which ^ e was illegally reim­ identify the public official or staf­ of voters remains undecided in the He said he was not surprised by The fine was levied Thursday $15 per person for the benefit of fer, but sources familiar with the Memorid Hospital. In order for the test to be valid, a Jews of Palestine in a statement that came to be known as final days of the three-way contest. the large number of undecided against veteran Capitol lobbyist bursed by her client lobbyists. She public officials. investigation said the official was special high carbohydrate meal must be eaten two hours “The Balfour Declaration.” Linda A. Kowalski, who denied Two polls released Thursday voters because in a three-way race flatly denied those charges. The commission found that state Sen. George L. Gunther, R- before the test. For an appointment and instructions On this date: show Weicker maintaining his lead, “voters have taken a longer time to all charges of wrongdoing but The investigation stemmed Kowalksi had provided more than Stratford, regarding the special meal, please call 643-9458 or In 1783, Gen. George Washington issued his “Farewell with Republican John G. Rowland get to know the candidates. They’re 643-5444. Please do not call the hospital. Address to the Army” near Princeton, N J. closing in and Democrat Bruce A. still learning about them now. SAT at MHS Saturday In 1795, the 11th president of the United States, James Morrison still trailing. We’ve said from the begiruiing that $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ' Knox Polk, was bom in Mecklenburg County, N.C. A WVIT-TV poll by the Gallup it would come down to the fmal • The Scholastic Aptitude Test and Achievement Tests In 1865, the 29th president of the United States, War­ organization showed Weicker with week of the campaign.” will be held at Manchester High School on Saturday, ren Gamaliel Harding, was bom near Corsica, Ohio. V the support of 37 percent of 600 Nov. 3. All individuals who have registered to take the In 1889, North Dakota and South Dakota became the registered voters polled, to Peter W. Gold, Weicker’s co- I MANCHESTER CANNOT AFFORD KEVIN examination should report to the cafeteria lobby at 7:50 39th and 40th states admitted to the union. Rowland’s 31 percent and Mor­ chairman, said he was not convinced a.m. with their ticket of admission and positive iden­ In 1920, radio station KDKA in Pittsburgh broadcast rison’s 17 percent. The remaining the number of undecided voters was ^ $11.1 Million Town Hall Addition tification such as a driver’s license, recent passport or a returns from the Harding-Cox presidential election. 15 percent were undecided. as high as the polls show and said school identlTication card. No one will be admitted (Harding won with just over 60 percent of the popular Among the 366 of the 600 who “we’re excited” by Weicker’s “size­ ~ Last year the people voted down the Town Hall Proposal. MACKENZIE without proper identification. Parking will be in the stu­ vote.) able lead.” said they were likely voters, Weick­ ^ This year the building size is even bigger. dent parking lot adjacent to Brookfield St. In 1930, Haile Selassie was crowned emperor of er had the support of 40 percent, to FOR Morrison, who held a news con­ Ethiopia. Rowland’s 34 percent and Mor­ Square dance on Saturday ference at the Capitol Thursday, dis­ ^ ~ The costs have not been cut down. Less is being done. STATE REPRESENTATIVE In 1936, the British Broadcasting Corporation in­ rison’s 14 percent. The Manchester Square Dance Club is celebrating missed the latest results and said his augurated public “high-definition” television service The poll was conducted Monday . Lincoln Center is being ignored. another anniversary, our 34th! Come and congratulate own polling shows the race at 26 “LET'S NOT RETURN with a broadcast from Alexandra Palace in north London. through Wednesday of this week us! Saturday, Nov. 3, from 8 to 10:45 p.m., at filing percent for Weicker, 24 percent for In 1947, Howard Hughes piloted his huge wooden and has a margin of error of 4 per­ ^ ~ The New Proposal has less parking places and 3 level garage TO BUSINESS-AS-USUAL’ Junior High School, 229 East Middle Turnpike, Rowland and 20 percent for him. flying boat, known as the Spmee Goose, on its only cent. ^ that can prove to be a dangerous area. Manchester. A round dance workshop will be held from His polling also shows the un­ flight, which lasted about a minute over Long Beach A poll released by Connecticut 7:30 to 8 p.m. Donations are $8 per couple. For more in­ decided bloc at about 30 percent. ★ COMMITTED TO: Harbor in California. Public Television and Connecticut ^ ~ It is only 57% efficient, with 1000 feet of hall space and a flat formation, call 643-1005 or 643-9375. In 1948, President Truman surprised the experts by Magazine, done by Mount Vernon NO S TA TE INCOM E TAX “People are still waiting to hear roof that New Englanders don't use because of so many ■vy being re-elected in a narrow upset over the Republican Associates, found Weicker with the •v> Ham and bean supper what they want to hear,” said Mor­ problems. ★ COMMITTEDTO: challenger, Thomas E. Dewey. Assumption School will be holding a Ham and Bean siqtport of 29 percent of the 400 rison. QUALITY EDUCATION In 1959, game show contestant Charles Van Doren ad­ people queried, Rowland with 25 ^ m •uy Paid for by tie CommiOpo to Elect Kevin MscKeruie; Mary Warrington, Treasurer. pared with 22 percent for Rowland would they bother? Why would they Paid lor by Manchester Property Owners Associalion; Mabel Sheridan, Treasurer. “But Where is Daniel Wax.” It concerns two men — one In 1979, black militant Joanne Chesimard escaped a successful doctor and one a popular singing star — from a New Jersey prison, where she had been serving a and 8 percent for Morrison. The be calling up Democrats and telling O 03 other 44 percent said they were still them not to vote for me if I were al­ who meet at a high school reunion and then try to locate life sentence for the 1973 slaying of a New Jersey stale undecided. ready dead?” other school friends. A discussion led by Rabbi Steven hooper. (Chesimard remmns at liberty.) Morrison said his own polling Chatinover will follow. For more information, call Mrs. was similar to the Mount Vernon Gold said the calls were not being WE DELIVER Spaien at 233-2288. Reginald PInto/Manehsster Harald m I made with the sanction of the ANNUAL poll, showing 30 percent undecided. For Home Delivery, Call WHAT MAKES 0 m The new poll was taken Oct. 30 Weicker campaign, although he Meet Jim Rice TAKING A MUNCHIE BREAK — Florence Barre, left, and Boots Camellia, take a snack Public Meetings among registered voters who said agreed that “a vote for Bruce is a 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 POLISH FOOD & CRAFT FAIR THE MANCHESTER HERALD The Fourth Annual Fall Sports Collectors Festival will break on the ninth hole at the Manchester Country Club. 1 ^ they were likely to vote. It has a vote for Rowland.” Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 a t STAND OUT FROM OTHER take place Saturday, Nov. 3, at Manchester’s East COMPETITIVE PAPERS? Catholic High School. Former Boston Red Sox slugger The following meetings are scheduled for today: R o Jim Rice will be the special autograph guest, signing o ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Children can get free admission to Obituaries EMERGENCY Polish Nohonal Catholic Church the show simply by bringing in any school test or quiz COVENTRY 2 C/3 FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL We Don’t Mind PERSONAL paper with a score of 100, obtain^ during the current Registrar’s, Town Office Building, 5 to 9 p.m. m CD 23 Golway Street, Manchester semester. Visitors are also encouraged to bring their Donna M. (DiMauro) Cemetery, Glastonbury. Friends Hartford for nine years, previously 9^ O DIAL 911 Being Called owns cards to the show for sale or trade. Show hours are may call at the Farley-Sullivan living in Hartford for many years. In Manchester Nov. 2nd ~ 5:00pm-9;00pm SERVICE 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the school cafeteria. There will be a Johnson Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., He is survived by three other fee for Mr. Rice’s autograph. For more information, call Glastonbury, today, from 7 to 9 pjn. sons, Norman A. Jr., of fttterson, On The Carpet! Nov. 3rd ~ 10:00ann-3:00pm Donna M. (DiMauro) Johnson, Thoughts > We give our advertisers 367-0835 evenings after 6 p.m., or 646-9099 Saturday 33, wife of Edward W. Johnson HI, Memorial donations may be made to N J., Paul L., of Ellington and John S Sit Down Dinners & Take O ut advertising agency type service at after 7 a.m. of Harwinton, sister of Salvatore the Lupus Foundation of Connec­ R., of West Hartford; another S t e a m Inc. ticut, 45 S. Main St., West Hartford daughter, Sandra Ann Soucie of UNICO CAR RAFFLE Sponsored by Women's no extra charge. Professional DiMauro Jr. of Manchester, member Bell of freedom 30 > . Carpet and Upholstery layouts make a difference that's of the Church of the Living God, 06107. East Hartford; a sister, Lorraine Sponnd fay Mradmer Qiq*r c^UNlCO Ntfknal C leaning ?■ jLv ’ Blessed Sacrament Society Movie at Mary Cheney Vera of South Windsor; 10 “Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the personaiized for your business. Manchester, died Wednesday (Oct. inhabitants thereof.” Sunday, Nov. 25,1990 The Mary Cheney Library will sponsor programs for 31) in Charlotle-Hungerford Hospi­ Norman A. Levesque grandchildren; and three great- your children throughout the month of November. All grandsons. This is the inscription on the Liberty Bell, a verse from Music starts at 2:00 P.M. A Steam Incorporated is a professional owner operated tal. S!ie was bofn in Hartford, Sr. Leviticus, chapter 25, verse 10. Those stirring words programs are free, and you must register your child with daughter of Salvatore and Anita Funeral services will be held company certified by the International Institute of Carpet & Norman A. Levesque Sr., 70, of weren’t enou^ in 1776. They aren’t enough now. The Army & Navy Club the Junior Room section. Register in person or by (Maselli) DiMauro of Glastonbury. Saturday, 8 a.m., at the Holmes Manchester Upholstery Cleaners. - We analyze your carpet and uphol­ telephone (645-0577). On Saturday, Nov. 3, at 2:30 p.ni., 446 Main St., East Hartford, father Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Freedom isn’t cheap. Manchester She is survived by a son, Edward Freedom means defending the principles we believe stery first in order to determine the safest & most effective an afternoon movie, “Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” will Johnson IV; a daughter, Stephanie of David M., and Beverly J. Manchester, followed by a mass of Drawing 5:00 PJVI. Koehler, and brother of Reed in. Decorate Your Door run approximately 90 minutes. Johnson, both of Harwinton; and a Christian burial at 9 ajn. in St. 1991 Lincoln Town Car method of cleaning - Levesque, all of Manchester, died Freedom demands expending time, effort and money Four Door sister, Gina Orbea of Glastonbury. Mary’s Church, Maple St., East 3 STEP ROTARY STEAM EXTRACTION for Christmas Contest 1990 Wednesday (Oct. 31) at the Veterans Hartford. Burial will be in the into electing the best-qu^ified candidates. Tickets: $100 Meals on Wheels volnnteers The funeral will be Saturday, 10 Home and Hospital, Newington. He Freedom means putting the needs of the country above OR DRY CLEANING METHODS. 1st Prize veterans section of the Hillside UomorgthoAJSS tickets will btsokff Meals on Wheels volunteers needed to deliver meals a.m., in the South United Methodist was the husband of Pauline (Cooley) Cemetery, with full military honors. business, union or political party. Piroceedi to be used for Scholsnhips, Local $100.00 Gift Certificate from Victoria Anne and Tara Ashley Church, 1226 Main St., Manchester, Levesque. He was born in Liberty is worth only what people are willing to pay Chanties and to help combat Mental Retaidatian. to the frail and elderly in the Manchester area. Full time Calling hours are today, from 3 to 5 1 % DISCOUNT 2nd Prize and emergency drivers sought. Leave Manchester Hospi­ with the Rev. David Mullen officiat­ Madawaska, Maine, Jan. 13, 1920, p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral for it. The price can get pretty high, as many of our For tickets call ing. Burial will be in Green and had been a resident of East Founding Fathers learned. On cleaning II scheduled by December 1st, 1990. $50.00 Gift Certificate from Whitham Nursery tal 11:15 a.m. — about one hour to make deliveries. home. Raymond F. Damato, 646-1021 Present this ad to receive discount. Not valid In Mileage reimbursement available. Call Marion at How about us? What value do we put on freedom? 240 New State Road FULLY INSURED. conjunction with other oilers. 3rd Prize 643-9511 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. J.F. Chamberland Paul Rossetto, 646-2‘t82 IlUC CERTIFIED. $40.00 Gift Certificate from Diannes Jewelry & Glass Restoration Permanent Deacon Cinema Church of the Assumption This Ad paid by ® DUPONT MASTERSERIES ® AND STANMASTER ® CARPET SPECIALISTS Honorable Mention RAYMOND F. DAMATO FREE ANALYZATION AND ESTIMATE $25.00 Gift Certificate from The Craft Supply House 10:10, 12:05; Sun 1:20, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45.10:10. Lottery HARTFORD Honorable Mention Cinema City — Ftostcards From the Edge (R) Fri 7:15, 9:50; Sat and MANCHESTER CALL 657-8326 OR 1-800-762-3497 Sun 1:25, 4:05, 7:15, 9:50. — Listen Up: Tha Lives of Quincy Jones UA Theaters East — Pretty Wbman (R) Fri 7,9:25; Sat end Sun 2,420, $25.00 Gift Certificate from Cute-Icles Nail Salon (PG-13) Fri-Sun 9:40. — Miiler's Crossing (R) Fri 7; Sat and Sun 1:10, 7. 9:25. — FlaUiners (R) Fri 7:10, 9:30; Set and Sun 2:10, 4:30, 7:10, 930. Manchester Herald Here are Thursday’s lottery results from around New 3:50. 7. — Henry & June (NC-17) Fri 6:50, 930; Sat and Sun 1, 3:40, 6:50, — Pump Up the Wlume (R) Fri 7:20; Sat and Sun 2:15, 7:20. — Night of JUDGES: 930. — Tune in Tomorrow (PG-13) Fri 7:10. 9:45; Sat and Sun 1:20, 4, the Living Dead (R) Fri 9:35; Sat and Sun 4:25, 935. — The Rocky Horror England: Picture Show (R) Fri and Siat midnight — Wild at Heart (R) Fri and Sat Founded Dec. IS. 1881 as a weekly. Robin Voboril — Interior Designer Paul's Paint 7:10,9:45. 11:45. — Darkman (R) Fri and Sat midnight Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. Lynne Beaulieu — Mary Cheney Library Sponsored by Connecticut EA ST HARTFORD Real Eslale Buster's Pub & CInsma — State of Grace (R) Fri-Sun 7:15,9:30. VERNON Cine 1 A 2 — Quick Change (R) Fri 7: Sat and Sun 2, 4:45, 7. — Marie DeNies — Floral Designer Daily: 6-7-9. Play P^ur: 9-8-5-7 Showcata Cinema 1-10 — Avalon (PG) Fri and Sat 1:35. 4:10, 735, USPS 327-500 VOL. CX, No. 29 For details and entry blank, call: 647-8400 Massachusetts 9:40. 12:10; Sun 1:35, 4:10, 7:05, 9:40. — GoodFellas (R) Fri-Sun 1:10, Another 48 Hours (R) Fri and Sat 920; Sun 9. — Night of the Living Dead 4.35, 7, 9:55. — Reversal of Fortune (R) Fri and Sat 1:55, 4:20, 7:10, 9:35, (R) Fri and Sat 7:10, 9:30; Sun 7:10, 9:10. — The Jungle Book (G) Set and Acting Publisher Sun 1:30. 3:15.5. Daily: 4-4-1-4 11:55; Sun 1:55, 4:20, 7:10, 9:35. — Marked lor Death (R) Fri and Sat Jeanne G. Fromerth 125. 3:25, 5:30, 7:50, 10:15. 1220; Sun 1:25. 3:25. 530. 7:50, 10:15. — WILLIMANT1C Northern New England White F^lace (R) Fri and Sat 1:15, 3:20, 5:25. 7:20, 9:30,11:45; Sun 1:15, Executive Editor McCayanagh 3-20. 5:25, 7:20, 9:30. — Ghost (PG-13) Fri and Sat 1:45, 4:30. 7:15, 9:50, UJt. The Cinemaa — Ghost (PG-13) Fri 7,9:40; Sat and Sun 2, 430, 7, Pick Three: 2-4-3. Pick Four: 1-5-6-0 12:25; Sun 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 9:50. — Jacob's Ladder (R) Fri and Sat 2:05, 9:40. — Graveyard Shift (R) Fri 7:40. 9:50; Sat and Sun 2:45. 4:45, 7:40. Vincent Michael Vilvo 9:50. — Memphis Belle (PG-13) Fri 7:40.10: Sat and Sun 2:10. 425. 7:40. Rhode Island 4:40. 7:35. 10, 12:20; Sun 2:05. 4:40, 735, 10. — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Fri and Sat 1:05, 3, 5, 7:25, 920, 11:35; Sun 135, 3, 5, 7:25, 920. — 10. — Pacific Heights (R) Fri 7:30. 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:10. 4:10, 730, News Editor_____ . Andrew C Spitzier Daily: 4-0-l-0.‘Lot-O-Bucks: 4-20-31-36-38. Jackpot: 9:45. — Sibling Rivalry (PG) Fri 7:10, 9:15; Sal and Sun 2:40, 4:40, 7:10, 1 Graveyard Shift (R) Fri and 1, 2:50, 4:50, 8, 10:20, 12:15: Sun 1, 2:50, Associate Editor. .Eileen Hiromi Mae Your man worked: UPSTATE DENTAL P.C. 9:15. — Mr. Destiny (PG-13) Fri 7:30, 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:35, 4:55, 7:30. 4:50, 8. 10:20. — Graffiti Bridge (PG-13) Fri and Sat 120, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, $1,779,549 9:45. iFeatures Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot Helping small business leaders suc­ Sports Editor______Len Auster DEDICATED TO Photo Editor ____ Reginald Pinto ceed despite all pressures, has earned DENTURES MAKE YOU SMILE. Advertising Manager. State Representative McCavanagh Weather Business Manager _ Jeanne G . Fromerth awards and praise from the Connecti­ Circulation M anager. ____ Geilinde CoRetti 99. to^799.®® SIX STYLES Production Director J Sheldon Cohen cut Business and Industry Associa­ • WE HAVE PAYMENT PLANS. REGIONAL Weather Pressroom M anager. Robert H. 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Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for! “W one month, $23.10 for tr e e months, $46.20 for six PULL LEVER 4A BUILDERS SQUARE PLAZA 646-0050 eieeoAooi»-w«eew>^ months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price; 35 ^^^^^^Paj^oMb^^e^Committe^^^lecMame^^^cCavanaghj^a^mon^^DamatOj^njeKurer^ 1/4 MILE SOUTH OF EXIT. 40 M-F 9-6 i s i m i q p f 6 . Today’s weather picture was drawn by Carrie Rentier, a cents a copy. WEST FARMS MALL OFF I-84 SAT. BY APPOINTMENT. (ON NEW BRITAIN AVE.) c * w r r i " CUMjOv OlOUTV fourth-grader at Highland Park School. 0 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990

THE NEW BREED BLONOIE by D«an Maung E Sian Draka Crossword AT THIS NOTHINS Iflaiiflifiiti'r iii'raliT BUT POLITICAL AOS b u t p o o r t a r b s a s l e v WITH ALL THE BLECriON HE'S BEEN PORCBO THE ONE WE REALLY „ LITERATURE THEY’RE TO CARRY TWO BASS NBHO TO PITY ------SENOINS. ACROSS Aniwar to Pravloua Puiila 47 Cupidity THIS NEW CABLE STATION 1 MolKy — SO Thick and (muilc abort 15 NOTHING BUT WATER! Section 3, Page 11 group) 54 Coda dot VEP, ITS THE Friday, November 2,1990 S Sinla — , 55 Attractiva ACCENT Cilll. 57 Govt, farm □ □ □ □ □ □ ENGLISH CHANNEL. S Profit on agancy □ n a bank Kct. SB Actraaa □ □a 12 Sovlat Union Ruby — n (abbr.) 59 Irtak^aallc □ 13 Arrivt 60 Vaal partod □ 14 Snarling dog of tima □ □ Recreation ■ health ■ religion ■ relationships 15 Happily — 61 Baaatof alltr burdan itZ . 16 Boar young 62 Irtihdanca 17 Old mualcal 63 Lowar V. t vjnr J VMMTfiA::' •» 'tAiigim nola appandagaa ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy JohnsMi 18 Bandar 20 Ultarly DOWN to — and void 34 Matric unit meibMMObTPRms, THEY 22 Edilor'anola 11 Sarving 36 Oatroit taam THIMG WE V 24 Enlarlalnar 1 Billiard alda aurfKa 41 — fly MEVER — Sumac 2 Raquaatfor 19 Spooky 44 Mora rafinad HAVE, eow.' — LI6T6I0.' Local water-skier lifts 25 504, Roman raply 21 WIthforca 46 Tantamount 2S Racklata 3 Cuatomar 23 Throwing 47 Sand lizard 30 Agalnit 4 Mada ropa 48 Contanda 33 Sorral mlataka 25 Puppat 49 Maka wall 35 Sluri 5 Haw Daal 26 Corn Illy 51 Plaintiff 37 Flowari program 27 Authorizaa 52 Work Ilka weights to stay in shape 38 Having llmlli 6 Waya 29 Powarful 39 Gala au — 7 Cantarof 31 Habraw 53 Browni n-i. Ed Baker 40 ActorKrugar ahiald lattar 56 Snakallka 42 — Guavara 8 Piquant 32 Two wordi Rah 43 Lion'a homa 9 Of North At­ of undar- By DIANNA M. TALBOT After college, Meduski said she Manchester, Meduski plans to 45 “Auld Lang atanding lantic nation SNAf=U by Bruce Beattie Herald Features Editor would like to continue to water- continue practicing athletic train­ ski competitively and hopes she is T T r r w TT ing, nutrition and self-confidence MANCHESTER — Since the talented enough to do so profes­ techniques she learned at the 12 n r SPIDER-MAN by SUn Lee water-skiing season ended in Sep­ sionally. V Olympic Training Center in tember, Meredith Meduski has W r r r nu$H, perey/ Gary LiTrcnta, a fellow water- Colorado Springs, Colo., last year. BELieveTHe«i*nE5eJ % been focusing on weight training, skier and coach from Manchester, She was one of 20 water-skiers TT W a u u e T / i i / / her sights already set on next thinks she docs have the talent to across the nation who were year’s season. make it as a pro. chosen to participate in a five-day Throughout the cold weather, “She has determination and is i! % educational seminar last fall. 3 5 - the Manchester High School suong,” he said. Most important­ junior will build and tone impor­ “It helped me a lot,” she said. ly, “when she’s Paining, she is tant muscles in her arms, legs and “It has helped make me feel a lot able to concenpate on what she is 17" back for the sport she already ex­ stronger.” doing.” That is a winning com­ cels in. W bination for an athlete, LiTrenta Over the summer, the 16-year- Water-skiing has benefitted the said. W old placed first in her age group in athlete in other ways, she said. Meduski, who has water-skied the national water-ski jumping “It’s given me a lot of con­ regionals held in Sparta, Va. And for most of her life and has her EEK AND MEEK by Howie Schnablar fidence and the desire to do my 54 own small boat, said she greatly / she placed second in both the best in everything I can. I just enjoys the sport. 55 OJR TOTAL DEPCUDEAJCE O ) THEPBDBii:iA(STME slalom racing and tricks divisions. want to go for it,” Meduski said. OIL (STHREATCfJIWG THE 0ILUOMS OF DOLARS Meduski’s goal for next season “It’s fun and not everyone docs 61 W HEALTH AND SUR/IVAL CF l^) PROFITS MAKE IT — her last in the 13-to-17-agc it,” she said. “Also, it’s an in­ In the meantime, Meduski is ‘We don't put you down on the priority list THE CDUIOTRV.. PIFHOJLT ID F(C5I-\T T group — is to break the regional dependent sport. If you do some­ re-adjusting to school life at (c) 1990 by NEA. Inc. till you come in wearing dirty clothes!” ^ ------water-skiing jumping record of thing wrong, the only person you Manchester High School after a 100 feet. Her own record is 96 can blame is you.” one-year hiatus at Suffield Stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "Oial-a-Word" feet. With the right training, The athlete said she has fully Academy. She said she decided to at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code nu.niber 184: Meduski said she feels she can attend school there because of its _____ 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones._____ \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME recovered from a 1988 accident by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee break the regional record. which caused her to sit out that o H extended winter and spring vaca­ DO “ Unscramble these four Jumbles During the winter, the McDivitt year’s water-skiing season. The tions diping which she could 1 cne letter to each square, to form Don't you think you've Drive resident says she plans to had enough? accident happened when she went water-ski in warmer parts of the four ordinary words. > m / / / - 2 - decide where to attend college off a jump and landed with one country, such as California and after graduating. Most likely, she CEHOP WINTHROPbyDIckCavalll knee bent, tearing the ligaments in Florida. r will go to a school in Florida, her knee. O CO where the weather is warmer and But at the end of last year’s „ CELEBRITY CIPHER z c AAV etRANCJPA WAe E.TABBED TH EK J H E M O V E D H IS But after the knee healed, z -< Celerity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous BY A EtAVOtsJET IM WORLD BAYONET TO TH E she can ski year-round. While at school year, Meduski decided to people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands tor college, Meduski plans a major in Meduski was back in the water H H another. Today's clue: M equals P. W A R TW O. FRONTOF HISBELT... Dianna M. Talbol/Mancheater Herald return to school in Manchester FRAT a subject other than water-skiing, the following season. m I PUMPING IRON — Manchester resident Meredith Meduski, 16, lifts weights to get the mainly because Suffield 'ONR'V VLUU ANFG but she is not sure what yet. She Besides doing aerobics and lift­ Academy’s six-day school week 0 m 5^ strength she needs in water-skiing competitions. Here, she uses a weight-lifting set in the said her favorite subject in high ing weights five times per week at did not give her enough time for JGHLROK VBLHG basement of her parents’ home. STANEF school is math. home and at Gold’s Gym in family and friends in Manchester. 1 ^ KNYHIU JIFUVK; O o ■ A SELF-lNPULSENT _ c ©UY NEVEf^ n VBLA SHUU YFGL VBL ,-yi’’'**q j*. U- C?OESTHIS. Pick Q c/5 e ItWby NCA me ll'Z Running tips JIFUV IRO RLCLG ALCIME On getting what one wants m w Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Grace The Franklin stamp Crimes against joggers, such as form the surprise answer, as sug­ JNGDHCL ARIF.' — ____ L A > gested by the above caitoon. SI^P/ I JUST One of the hardest things for Those people need to get in touch At first, the woman became rape, are rare but not rare enough. O A V IS 15 PA5 SIN 5 human beings to do in relationships with what they truly want and need angry. She could have stayed stuck T ^ t’s why the Road Runners URIDIR MLIGKIUU OUT TMER»TV- in a relationship and find the Answer here: “m 'T Y t Y Y Y Y 'I poujgrIV tll A * PIUS/ ■■■ 1 Af is to pinpoint what one wants and in a fruitless battle of “If you loved By RUSS MACKENDRICK Club of America is working hard to how to go about getting it. courage to ask for it from the other me, you would do what I wanL” but prevent such realities from catching S I K X H V B . 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But the firm of message means and to act accord­ • Leave word of running routes problematic situation themselves, to conform but the other does not, 45365.) It is the first volume in a RWH&E refused to give up the ingly. with family and friends. without waiting or demanding that the person who expected the result Ftortimately for the woman who projected Linn’s Handbook necessary hardware. someone else live on their terms. can feel unloved. But love has noth­ had the TV, her husband usually of­ Scries. The handbook, in 105 pages, • Run in familiar areas, and alter Often, it is easier for a person to the route regularly. In unfamiliar HAGAR THE HORRIBLE bv DIk Browite n r ing to do with this type of situation. fers to help her. In 1847, the banknote printers, treats all seven classic impor- talk about what someone else should areas contact miming stores or t IWOOi Wlanea »a« UK A» 0«u*«»••< B> *• 11 To expect another person to do It is important in relationships for Rawdon, Wright, Hatch and forates and could be boring, but m A T 'P I Q a? YOiJ ANP N ovi I'M TBL.UNO YoU THE CRIZWELLB by BUI Bchorr do to make that person’s life better. more for us than we are willing to people to find out what they want Edson of New York City, Rose keeps it alive with goc^ il­ police for safety tips. Check where TOLP MB N or TO N o t t o ThipoiN TNBM YOU LOOK \ FLORA ^AYf I 1 Unless that person is willing to take do for ourselves is unrealistic. A and act on that, using their own delivered 4.4 million copies of the lustrations and indexing. It is a phones are located and which stores m y VtWATpVou 1 responsibility for making his own woman I know wanted to get her stamp to the Post Office Depart­ must for any deep-dyed U.S. col­ are open at the time you are running. TNROW CLOrNBS O N t FBPIN N BR T A 0 L B ' FEPRE5^EP, i$HOULPa#d) d)W abilities. That is the healthy way. It f p BE GLAP FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Church in Manchester, with over non, vice regent: Annamay Potocki, Also, Mary Lucas, Jacqueline By ALLAN A. LEVENTHAL, DVM the diet and providing proper exer­ POC WONMUG,' ^ ______._ WAY TO BANPAMAa J ENPEPUPINisOTINTOTH'LAB.VOU'pj t o T a u .^ !:. I Bolton Veterinary Hospital______OSCAR BOOM,AN'> MA'AM.' p-f SAME y S B E TO IT THAT HE MADE ) BUT I'M AFRAlP •-E .m ’— Ennis and Deborah Salewski as trus­ cise, obesity can be minimized. AVAPECKEPGEJ P I^C E I *T BACK TO COLORAPO.' J I CAN'T PO IT tees; Mary Keenan, custodian; A growing population today is in­ Pet Forum Pets suffer many of the same J A L M O S T J o I N B P T H B DID! ------— rf'^AT THE MOMENT.' Marie Enrico, monitor; Lucille terested in a healthy lifestyle and types of cancers as people do. JF A { ^ A r Y Af^MY OfNCB, STuT the UNITY Simon, banner bearer; Barbara longevity. People are reducing fats, another serious pitfall. Recent evidence that excessive fat, especially saturated ones, and salt friendship Reale and Isabelle Smith, guides; Dr. Elizabeth Podgkins, a veteri­ nitrates, preservatives, and chemi­ ^EC/iUlT^P SAlt> THEY from their diets, adding exercise to CH and Beatrice Maher, outer guard; nary nutritionist provides us with cals such as Alar in the food chain, their schedules and trying to stop other cases where nutrition plays an o f f ic e C O u L [ > N 'r f T - - - Yvonne Lemire, inner guard; and may be responsible fen: the increased some of their harmful habits. The important part. Too much protein JF- Ida Cormier as organist incidence of tumors in humans holds THENE W A X A same should hold true for pets. can stress kidneys and most diets true for pets. Spaying and neutering Tl.e Daughters of Isabella was In human medicine as well as unfortunately provide more protein f ^ W A i ? O N u formed in New Haven in 1897 as an dogs and cats eliminates growths of 9 n o V .. veterinary medicine, we can’t avoid mrVkAABAUtA'.1 ii-a ' than is necessary. Older pets, espe­ the reproductive system. auxiliary to the Knights of Colum­ every illness, but we can reduce the cially those with kidneys that are THE BORN LOSER by Alt Saneom .. C 1»M by NEA. Inc. 11-2. bus. The Catholic organization risk or severity of many health compromised by age and/or disease Periodontal disease, a common raises scholarship money for stu­ problems. Modern veterinary need to have controlled quantity and problem in certain breeds of dogs, PHIPPS by Joaeph Farrie many cats and older pets in general, i h dents to attend Catholic schools. medicine provides the same oppor­ quality of protein. This is often a - T j HiiuUe, a spokeswoman for the tunity for a health lifestyle for our shock to the pets that are total car­ may be avoided by at least twice a THAT I^IMP OF MOMeV TO AAAASS r o w RgALlZE THAT A VeAP AT m VOD h h m M OTHF?- QOAP-TBp: local chapter, said the 100-member pets. nivores when they must change their week brushing or swabbing with M.i.T. loow COSTS IM OF ICMOWL^Cfc^AlOO STILL OSB OMLV A OUST 6 0 e S TO \HA6mrjr, ^ u p is looking for new members Pets should not be exposed to diet in order to survive. dental preparations available from your veterinarian. OUM^I^KOFOUK ' \ j ------j a i in the Greater Manchester area. health risks such as contagious dis­ The proper level of taurine, an {vRil JL “We need new members to give eases. Have them immunized amino acid, can reduce the probabil­ The number one killer of roaming ,W 0 W ‘ ^ us new ideas,” she said. against those infections. A major ity of heart disease in some cats. pets is the automobile. Obedience health risk also is incorrect diet, ex­ 9 NEW OFFICERS — The Daughters of Isabella, St. Mar­ Benefits of belonging to the or­ Most foods contain healthy levels of training, a secure fenced-in yard, or cesses of certain nutrients such as garet’s Circle, recently held its 66th installation of officers. ganization include friendship and taurine which wasn’t the case until keeping your cat indoors avoids this salt that is harmful to heart and kid­ quite recently. carnage. From left, vice regent Frances Gagnon of Manchester; state personal satisfaction from paitaking ney patients, magnesium that dis­ Obesity in pets as in people can Proper health check-ups, im­ regent Rita Holbrook of Putnam; regent Barbara Wallett and in charitable efforts, Hindle said. poses to bladder stone formation. Any women interested in becom­ a^ravate diabetes, heart disease, munizations and nutritional advise is -1— ( state treasurer Carol Lenihan, both of Manchester; and finan­ These can be as harmful as deficien­ digestive problems, kidney function o o o p ing 4 member should call Barbara available at your vet for a sound V. cies of mineral or vitamins. Failure and leg and back problems. By con­ cial secretary Dorothy Weber of Cheshire. Wallet at 649-1567. health program that will add many to provide good veterinary care is trolling the fat and calorie level in healthy years to your pet's life. I 0 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2, 1990—13 FOCUS Dear Abby PEOPLE Di*. Gott Abigail Van Buren B Actor Marlon Brando’s daughter, whom Peter Gott, M.D. prosecutors want to testify against her half-brother in his murder trial, went into a coma from a drug over­ dose and was in a Tahitian hospital, a newsp^ier Rape victim still reported today. 18 lll'iL i •• Cheyenne Brando overdosed on tranquilizers and Aging causes RE/MAXEASTOF THE RIVER (203)647-1419, antidepressant drugs, the Los Angeles Times said, * 2 9 7jast^nte r st., manchester, ct 06040 (800) 544-4932 i:gg44 suffers her pain quoting a family source it didn’t identify. A physician at Mamao Hospital confirmed Ms. mild emphysema ^ Real Estate BRAND NEW LISTING!!! ' fik. Brando, 20, was there. Dynamite 7 room Cape on Benton SL in Manchester. DEAR ABBY: I was raped two years ago, and since “I can’t say anything further without the authoriza­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 75 years old, have never Renovated from top to bottom inside and out! 3 i f then, my husband’s parents have subjected me to some tion of the family,” said the physician, whom the smoked, nor has any member of my family. Yet ray bedrooms, 2 full baths, delightful kitchen with deluxe mean, thoughtless and outright vicious remarks. (“You 647-8400 cabinetry and a hardwood floor. Beautiful atrium Times didn’t name. “She’s hospitalized. That’s all I physician tells me I have emphysema. Why? 168 Main Street, Manehehter doors overlook enormous deck and pretty yard. 2-car must have said something or been dressed in a provoca­ can say.” DEAR READER: Emphysema is yet another conse­ garage and lots more! Asking $I45,(X)0. tive way; women who get raped are usually asking for Marlon Brando prepared to leave Los Angeles for quence of aging. As we grow older, the lungs function it.”) As I write this, I am a nervous wreck, as my in-laws New Price Tahiti, the newspaper said. His publicist did not im­ less efficiently: Pulmonary tissue wears out, in a sense, Great opportunity awaits you In this niarvelous Beautiiul llowsrs, garden area In iNs lenced-ln will be visiting soon and I am expected to join them for mediately return a telephone message today. like other body organs. Therefore, mild degrees of em­ 8 plus room Colonial wUh 2

) M*A*S‘ H 6:00PM CD d ) News (CC). [USA] Hitchhiker OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM d ) @) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) SB) Hard Copy [A & E ] Tunnel Under the Wall A look at 10:30PM 39 Center Stage the news crew that filmed West Berlin stu­ 35 21 Jump Street (CC). (In Stereo) (® Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) dents digging an escape tunnel under the 69 Kate & Allie (CC). ( ^ News St) State We're In Berlin Wall in 1962. (2 hrs.) (R) U&R REALTY CO. Carol Burnett and Friends @ Bookmark (CC). [A & E ] Battle Line 69 [CNN] Newsnight (H) Knight Rider [CNN] Crossfire O ) WKRP in Cincinnati Part 2 of 2. [ESPN] PGA Golf: Four Tours World (55 Preview THE REALTY COMPANY I I 643-2692 ® Famiiy Ties (CC). [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Sil­ Championship Third round from Tokyo. (2 hrs.) (Live) 3Z) MacNeii/Lehrer Newshour ver Sundays and Black Knights [USA] Swamp Thing Jim befriends a lit­ 220 HARTFORD TPKE. • VERNON 243 MAIN STREET ‘ MANCHESTER ,^^^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor tle girl with volatile behavior. (In Stereo) [LIFE] You're on the Air With Dr. Ruth 8 7 1 -1 4 0 0 643-1591 ®5 Preview 8:00PM 3D Evening Shade (CC) After 1 1 :00PM (XD (XD News (CC). [USA] MOVIE: 'Assault of the Killer [A & E ] Avengers a night of carousing. Wood awakens to DON’T WAIT discover half of his moustache is missing. (XD CinemAttractions Bimbos' Two go-go dancers framed for [CNN ] World Today (In Stereo) murder flee to Mexico with a willing hos­ CHFA POSSIBLES!!! 35 Cheers (CC). [DIS] Hoboken Chicken Emergency The tage and three unwelcome admirers in 3D ® ) Full House (CC) Joey's father is tow. Christina Whitaker. Elizabeth Kaitan, people of Hoboken, N.J., are terrorized by invited to watch him perform in Wayne 39 Synchronal Research Tammara Souza. 1988. a monster sighting until they discover it's Newton's Las Vegas show. (In Stereo) 69 My Talk Show really a lovable 226-pound chicken. Stars 69 69 39 News 12:25AM [HBO] m o v ie : 'In Coun­ Gabe Kaplan, Dick Van Patten and Peter (XD Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law Newhart (CC). try' (CC) A Kentucky teen-ager and her Billingsley. (60 min.) 35 MOVIE: 'The Enforcer' A San Fran­ 69 emotionally scarred uncle attempt to come cisco police detective deals with enemy O) M‘A*S-H to grips with the aftereffects of the Viet­ [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America (R) agents who have stolen Army weapons SOUTH WINDSOR 65 Arsenio HalL (In Stereo) nam War. Bruce Willis, Emily Lloyd, Joan JUST STARTING OUT? [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep and kidnapped the mayor. Clint Eastwood, COMPLETEiy REFURBISHED See this lovely 6 room 3 yr. old Capo, that offers all largo rooms, 1st floor Allen. 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) COVENTRY $105,000 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ratboy' (CC) A selfish Tyne Daly, Bradford Dillman. 1976. [A & E ] Ray Sharkey at the Improv Com­ MANCHESTER $134,900 master bedroom, living room with fireplace, tiled floor kitchen that is fully ap- ics: Jim Edwards, Jeff Stillson and Jeff 12:30AM (XD Wiseguy Vinnie risks Excellent starter home in good condition with great potential lor young woman attempts to exploit an unu­ 39 MOVIE: 'Die iScreaming, Marianne' Durham. (60 min.) A beautiful home redone throughout including ALL new kilchen plianced, 1 car garage, 2 full baths. Adking $178,000 sually deformed young boy. Sondra Locke, A crooked judge plans to kill his daughter blowing his cover by going through the expansion. Beautiful well landscaped lot. Why not call to see if and bath, NEW siding, roof, furnace and storm windows. Perfect proper channels to investigate the sup­ you qualify to begin herel Robert Townsend, Gerrit Graham. 1986. before she comes of age to inherit a for­ [CNN ] Moneyline for 1 St time buyer. Rated PG-13. tune and dark secrets about her father. Su­ posed drug-overdose death of his prize­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Miracle of the Heart: A fighter cousin. (67 min.) (R) [USA] Cartoon Express san George, Leo Genn. 1973. Boys Town Story' The inspiring story of “Dallas” begins its 13th season on an aging priest and a troubled youth, who, 3D Growing Pains 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Clue' (CC) with the help of each other, rediscover Robot (XD Paid Program ^11 Guests at a New England estate try to de­ (2§) MOVIE: 'Short Circuit 2' CBS on Friday, Nov. 2. In the sea­ their courage, wisdom and places in the Johnny 5 ventures to the big city to help 35 Odd Couple termine who killed their host. Madeline son premiere, the Parisian honey­ world. Art Carney, Casey Siemaszko, Jack Kahn, Eileen Brenpan, Martin Mull. 1985. his unemployed creator break into the toy Bannon. 1986. 69 69 Late Night With David Letter- Rated PG. (In Stereo) business. Fisher Stevens, Michael moon of April and Bobby (Patrick man (In Stereo) McKean, Cynthia Gibb. 1988. [ESPN] SpeedWeek 39 Personalities 6:30PM d ) CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) (19 Quantum Leap (CC) For the third Duffy, pictured) is interrupted by [LIFE] Tracey Ullman (55 Gene Scott (X) ® ABC News (CC). time, Sam leaps into the life of a woman — an enigmatic and wealthy woman [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm DONT MISS THIS ONEI (3) Who's the Boss? (CC). a young competitor in the 1958 Miss Deep Street 5: The Dream Child' A young [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women EAST HARTFORD $139,500 PRICE REDUCED TO SELL South beauty pageant (60 min.) (In Stereo) (Susan Lucci). Stateside, J.R.’s MANCHESTER Hogan Family woman wages a desperate battle to pro­ 12:35AM [TM C ] m o v ie : 'Des­ Immaculate three bedroom Colonial corhpletely remodeled MANCHESTER $140,900 6 9 (59 Washington Week in Review frustration builds as he languishes tect the soul of her unborn child from troyer' An executed serial killer returns throughout NEW kitchen cabinets, NEW baths, refinished 7 room Ansaldi-built Ranch with 2 fireplaces and 2 lull baths Hard to find a home that is sis well kept sis this 10 room U&R Colonial located (S) ® NBC News (CC). dream stalker Freddy Krueger. Robert En- (CC). (In Stereo) from the grave to terrorize a film produc­ hardwood floors PLUS brand new garage/barn. Quiet street close Huge family room with bedroom in lower level. Well-kept home. A on Ludlow Rd. here in town features like 4 bedrooms, 1st floor family room, Nightly Business Report in the mental institution. glund, Lisa Wilcox, Kelly Jo Minter, 1989. tion crew. Deborah Foreman, Clayton Roh- plus a large lower level recreation room. Enclosed sun porch, 2 fireplaces and 6 9 MOVIE: 'The Muppets Take Man­ Rated R. (In Stereo) to bus line. lot of house for the moneyl (M) ALF (CC). hattan' While Kermit and company try to ner, Lyle Alzado. 1988. Rated R. (In .^rnuch more for a realistic price of $229,000. (jQ) Love Connection take their college variety show to Broad­ [USA] Miami Vice Stereo) way, Miss Piggy's jealousy of a friendly [ESPN] SportsLook 1 1:30PM Night Court [DIS] m o v ie : 'Heidi' (CC) waitress threatens her wedding plans with Animated. (XD 1 2:45AM [DIS] Sparky's Magic Piano Going Places (CC) The Based on the classic tale of a young girl [LIFE] E/R (R) the frog. Voices of Jim Henson, Frank Oz. 9:30PM 3D 39 An 8-year-old's piano begins to play itself. writing team must retrieve a videotape (XD Nightline (CC). who's taken from her grandfather's home OPEN 1-4 PM 1984. (In Stereo) Vinton Village Rte 31 7:00PM CD Inside Edition from Dawn's bedroom. (XD Comedy Tonight in the Alps to work as a servant girl. Color­ We have the largest W EE K D AY S 3 ) ® Wheel of Fortune (CC). ® ) MOVIE: 'Everything You Always 9:00PM 3D over My Dead Body (CC) 6 5 Fourth Estate ized version. Shirley Temple, Jean Her­ 3466 D Main St., Coventry selection of homes that & S U N D AYS Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were 35 69 Honeymooners CHFA! raniLiPs sholt, Helen Westley. 1937. C£) Comedy Wheel Nikki persuades Max to serve as butler for [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater A woman R anches Afraid to Ask)' Woody Allen presents a the wealthy Haversham family to Investi­ 39 Synchronal Research REAL ESTATE qualify for CHFA in the 35 Growing Pains Part 2 of 2. farcical adaptation of the sex manual by Dr. concocts an anti-witch potion to ward off Jeffersons (CC). 12:50AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'River's 1YR. BUYER S Townhouses gate the murder of the daughter's fiance. strange injuries. 69 David Reuben. Woody Allen, Gena Wilder, (60 min.) (In Stereo) Edge' (CC) A group of alienated teen­ PROTECTION AV AIU B LE area! Others available. NO ASSOCIATION 39) Hollywood's Leading Men (60 min.) ( ^ ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) agers decides not to inform the authorities 742-1450 647-8120 Lou Jacobi. 1972. 1 0:00PM (XD Dallas Season Premiere Hurry, time is running ______FEES @) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) 3D (S9 Perfect Strangers (CC) A dared­ 69 Casebook of Sherlock Holmes when one of them murders his girlfriend. 8.5% © ) America's Most Wanted Louisiana evil pilot takes Larry and Balki for a plane (CC) Bobby and April's honeymoon is in­ CHFA APPROVED — PHASE III CLOSEOUT, $143,900 (S) MacNell/Lehrer Newshour police look for a former gang member ® Newhart (CC). Crispin Glover, Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hop­ outi ride. (In Stereo) terrupted by a mysterious woman; J.R. re­ per. 1987. Rated R. Change your lifestyle to 1-floor living in these 3 BR 2 bath single family at­ (S) A-Team wanted for an Alexandria shootout: a mains locked in the asylum; Cally has se­ 3D Switch 39 M*A*S*H tached homes. Full basemenL courtyard, covered rear porch, 1st fioor ® Current Affair crime victim fights back in a positive way cond thoughts about her revenge. (60 [CNN] Sports Tonight (60 min.) (In Stereo) 69 69 Night Court (CC) In a series of min.) (In Stereo) 1:00AM 3D into the Night Starring laundry, appliances, skylights, att garage. Set on a cul-de-sac near the Cheers (CC). [ESPN] SportsCenter new mall. $150's. Also 3 br 1'/2 bath townhouses with garages. $143,900. [A&E] Tunnel Under the Wall A look at flashbacks, each night court member re­ (XD 39 20/20 (CC) Scheduled: Ronald Re­ Rick Dees (In Stereo) @ Nightly Business Report the nows crew that filmed 'Vest Berlin stu­ calls a particular turning point. (60 min.) agan discusses his new book "Ronald Re­ [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (XD Joe Franklin Call Bob Blanchard. DIR.: Tolland Tpk. or No. ktein to Union to RossettoOr. ®5 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC). dents digging an escape tunnel under the (24) Connecticut Newsweek agan: An American Life". (60 min.) Nate suggests that he and Molly live to­ 35 News (R) Berlin Wall In 1962. (2 hrs.) gether. (In Stereo) (59 Great Performances: Hamlet (CC) 3D Nows (CC). 69 MOVIE: 'The Cars That Eat People' [A&E] World of Survival [CNN] PrimeNews Kevin Kline directs this New York Shakes­ [MAX] MpviE: 'Joy' A stunning young A rural Australian shantytown supple­ 35 69 65 News woman achieves success in the Parisian ONE OF OUR BEST! This lovely BUDGET-ABILITY — 3 BRs. IV [CNN] Moneyline [ESPN] Harness Racing: Breeders' peare Festival production in which he plays ments its meager economy by engineering 2 UNIQUE HISTORIC 1865 BACK ON THE MARKET — the tragic Danish prince. Also starring 39 KIss-TV fashion world despite the turmoil in her 3 bedroom Ranch is awaits your baths, wood burning stove, pad­ Crown From Pompano Beach, Fla. (3 hrs.) auto mishaps. Terry Camilleri, John Meil- HOME — High scenic location, Great starter or retirement home [DIS] MOVIE: 'Heidi' (CC) Based on the (Live) Dana Ivey, Brian Murray, Joseph Sommer 69 M*A*S*H personal life. Claudia Udy, Gerard Antoine lon, Melissa Jaffa. 1974. arrival. Family room, wraparound dle fans, partially finished base­ classic tale of a young girl who's taken and Diana Venora. (3 hrs.) (In Stereo) Huart, Agnes Torrent. 1978. Rated NR. perennial garden, marvelous tin on nicely landscaped lot, from her grandfather's home in the Alps to [HBO] MOVIE: "Crocodile' Dundee M' 69 69 Midnight Caller (CC) When state 69 All Nite Movie deck, walk-out basement, large ment, easy care landscaping, confidential informant is ceiling in kitchen. 1 Yr. Buyer aluminum siding, attic storage. work as a servant girl. Colorized version. (CC) When his journalist girlfriend's ex- (55 DEA (CC) A penitentiary inmates riot and take hos­ 1 1:55PM [H B O ] 1st & Ten: In Your killed over an Interagency squabble pro­ (S) MOVIE: 'Die Screaming, Marianne' corner lot, 2 minute walk to deck, city utilities. WILUMAN- Shirley Temple, Jean Hersholt, Helen Wes- husband involves them with drug smug­ tages, the convicts ask Jack to observe Facel (CC) Bubba becomes a philanthrop­ Protection, appliances, large Priced to sell, COVENTRY, voked by an ambitious agent. (60 min.) (In A crooked judge plans to kill his daughter beach. COVENTRY. $135,000. TIC, $114,900. tley. 1937. glers, the adventurer heads back to the and broadcast his show from the prison. ist because he thinks he is dying. (R) (In before she comes of age to inherit a for­ front porch. VERNON, $106,875. $95,000. Stereo) (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) Stereo) Australian outback. Paul Hogan, Linda tune and dark secrets about her father. Su­ PRISTINE COLONIAL A SPECIAL RANCHI [ESPN] SportsCenter Koslowski. 1988. Rated PG (In Stereo) [CNN] Larry King Live 64) Great Performances: Celebrating 1 2:00AM (XD America Tonight san George, Leo Genn. 1973. This 10 room 3i/z bath brick Price reduced $150's. Must selll [LIFE] E.N.G. Antonelli gets footage of a [LIFE] L.A. L^w Gershwin, Part I: The Jazz Age (In sniper who murders an office worker and [DIS] MOVIE: '9 to 5' Three working (XD Who's the Boss? (CC). [CNN ] Showbiz Today (R) residence is located on Richard This is 3 bedroom beauty with women rebel against their subjugation by a Stereo) then commits suicide. (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Physical Evidence' Road. Truly one of Manchester's 14’x24' sunken living room, cus­ male chauvinist boss. Jane Fonda, Dolly (59 Hogan's Heroes (XD Bachelor Father [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (CC) A lawyer defending a suspended pol­ finest homes. $419,900. Call tom kitchen, porch, garage and [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Package' (CC) A iceman from a murder charge becomes Parton, Lily Tomlin. 1980. Rated PG. 35 My Talk Show 1:30AM 69 ® Friday Night Videos liiSAr U.S. Army sergeant assigned to security at [A&E] Inside Track With Graham Nash Vivian Ferguson 646-2482. fabulous loti Call Bob Blanchard dangerously over-involved in the case. MOVIE: Bad A young (In Stereo) a disarmament conference becomes in­ [LIFE] The Seed' (R) 39 Home Shopping Club 646-2482. Burt Reynolds, Theresa Russell, Ned mother comes to the harsh realization that ’W e're Selling Houses!* volved in international conspiracy. Gene [CNN] Evening News An ac­ [CNN ] Newsnight Update Beatty. 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) her precocious 9-year-old is actually a 69 Friday the 13th: The Series *V\fe're Selling Houses I* Hackman, Joanna Cassidy, Tommy Lee cused murderer, sent to the electric chair, s LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL DRASTICALLY REDUCED — (CC). cold-blooded murderess. Blair Brown, [HBO] MOVIE: 'Major League' (CC) A 1 :37AM (XD instant Recall Jones. 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) [USA] Murder, She Wrote rag-tag group of baseball players try to surprises and terrorizes everyone when he SMART BUYER'S GEM I Lake DEAL? New Modular Ranches Need a lot of space? Over 1500 LAKE BEAUTY — Cheerful 1st In Service David Carradine, Lynn Redgrave. 1985. American Talk Network [U S A ] MacGyver 8:30PM OD Bagdad Cafe (CC) (In turn their poor performance around. Tom survives and seeks revenge. (60 min.) (In 2:00AM (XD area comfort. Remodeled on up to 3 acres, 5 rooms, 3 sq. ft., screened porch, fenced Ranch ripe for update, quiet Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: Turner 8i Hooch' (CC) Berenger, Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bernsen. Stereo) (XD Paid Program Ranch, quiet street with view of BRs, vinyl siding, full basements. yard, 2 car garage with loft street, corner lot, white picket 7:30PM (X) Entertainment Tonight A policeman's meticulous lifestyle goes to 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) 69 Fugitive Actor Patrick Swayze. (In Stereo) (XD 39 Family Matters (CC) Steve's the dogs after he is teamed with a mean- 35 MOVIE: 'Rabbit Test' A man be­ jake, warm hearth, washer/d^er COVENTRY, WILUNGTON & above. Remodeled in 1988. fence, mature plantings, eat-in Blancharid/Rossetto cousin, the Belle of Biloxi, sets out to win spirited. slobbering canine. Tom Hanks, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Not of This Earth' 6 9 St. Elsewhere comes pregnant after falling in love with a included, easy care landscaping. MANSFIELD, Starting at 3D @ Jeopardy! (CC). gypsy. Billy Crystal, Paul Lynde, Joan COVENTRY, Was $139,900, kitchen, appliances. Eddie's love. (In Stereo) Mare Winningham, Craig T. Nelson. 1989. Campy remake of Roger Corman's 1957 39 Nightline (CC). FREE 3 ) Who's the Boss? (CC). thriller about an alien who comes to Earth Prather. 1978. COVENTRY. $102,900. $114,875. Now $129,900. COVENTRY, $135,800. 6 9 3 9 Wall Street Week: The Outlook Rated PG. (In Stereo) (57) Hollywood Goes to War REAL ESTATE ^ 646-2482 MARKET ANAUrSIS 3 5 Hogan Family as the advance scout for an invasion force. 39 Synchronal Research for Financial Services (CC). (In Stereo) [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Traci Lords, Arthur Roberts. (55 Paid Program [A & E ] Inside Track With OrahMl N aill V’

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KIT 'N' CARLYLE by U rry Wright 63 LANDSCAPING 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOMINIUMS 32 APARTMENTS FOR ______RENT______Black circus performer regards himself as a symbol f o r SALE LEAF RAKING- Leaves 7m THE SPICE OF LIFEin GLASTONBURY-Small 1 raked & hauled off. I f IND IT HARO To Tmr $64,500-$68,000. En­ bedroom apartment. reasonable rates. Call By DANA KENNEDY special in it. I liked the idea of going joy your days and Heat, hot water, Dick 643-8653. fA ti f ^ i f T T o to the circus and seeing something The Associated Press nights Landlord Freel washer/dryer privileges. TH^IRCATt/ToDAY! that looks impossible — but know­ &EAK : PREVIEW ... Move right into these 2 50 years or older. 529- 74 FURNITURE ing that if you keep working at it, bedroom Ranch Con­ 9293. NEW YORK — When 19-year- you can do it.” dos with private Hotpoint washer/dryer. old Carlos Guity sprints out under Less than 1 year oiJ. Guity, who joined the circus entrances, carpeting the big top of the Big Apple circus Reasonable school at age 8, spent six years per­ Come sec our two models and hardwood flooring, 33 CONDOBONIUMS and executes a series of double back applianced kitchens, 649-2500. fecting the double back flip, his FOR RENT somersaults and flips each night, he dedis, and pool tool Be most difficult move. is fulfilling a dream from his South convenient to bus, MANCHESTER- 1 75 TV, S'TEREOS AND “Any normal kid would probably TiniF shopping, and much Bedroom Condo, 1st APPLIANCES Bronx childhood. morel Anne Miller Real As one of only two black mem­ say, T don’t want to do this lift floor unit, option to buy. anymore,’” he said. “But I think the Estate, 647-8000. Call collect 617-324- 40"lnch Pioneer projection bers of a troupe comprised of Cape $231,900 Colonlar$235,000 F best things come to people who 6593 by 5. After 5, 508- monitor. 3 yrs old. generations of circus performers, the wait.” Other Homes from $214,500 23 LOTS & LAND FOR 535-1496 or 535-4883. Moving.$1900. 646- .icrobat and tiunbler sees himself as 9827. His career suffered a setback four Reservoir Heights, Vernon - by F.N. Builders SALE NEW-2 Bedroom a symbol for those from rough-and- years ago when Big Apple acrobat Townhouse plus loft, 2- REFRIGERATOR -$100. Directions: From Vernon: Rie. 30 to Tunnel BUILDERS SPECIALS- tumble neighborhoods who beat the and aerialist Phil Beder fell while 1/2 baths, central air 646-0333 evenings. odds. Model Hours. Saturdays 12-4 Rd , left on Lake St. From Manchester: East BRENDA LANE 1-5 and vac, all appliances performing on a rotating ladder and Middle Tpke to left on Lake Street. “A lot of people don’t realize or by appointment anytime. acre wooded lots. including microwave, 8 1 OFFICE & RETAIL became a quadriplegic. COVENTRY. $49,900 ‘Jiere’s a lot of talent in these neigh­ washer, dryer, ice ______EQUIP.______“I owe everything to him,” said Vernon Manchester & up. Unbelievable low maker. Wall to wall borhoods, not just crimes or drugs,” Guity. “He motivated me physically D.WFISH •ASYlfitnos. price. HIGHLANDS-1-2 (D 1990 by NEA. Inc 8 7 1 -1 4 0 0 TMt r!L»l.TV(.OV"VS' I I ■ ■ i A 1 i.4i.lrMS 643 -1 5 91 carpet, fireplace, deck, 1 Quarter horsepower he said Thursday. and emotionally to this day.” acres COVENTRY. attached garage with buffing Jack with light & One of hundreds of inner-city $58,900 & up. Owner door opener. ADT protective shield. Guity, who has avoided serious financing on selected 88 TAG SALES 8 9 WANT’BD TO B U T / youths recruited by a Big Apple EAST HARTFORD- Large Security system and full Beauty salon injury, says he will stick with lots with as little as 10% training program that began in 1979, roomy home, cul-de- basement. Short walk equipment. Best offer. ______TRADE ground performances and isn’t inter­ down. Special program BOLTON CENTER- s a c street near to MMH and churches. 643-6833 or 875-8513. Guity stuck with it for 11 years. ested in aerial work. for builders- build now- November 3&4. 61 LOOKING for a engine for Now he’s the first circus school OPEN HOUSE Manchester line. No pets, trucks, RV's or He is interested in accounting, pay laterlll Ask for Phil. motorcycles. $950 per Hebron Road. a 76' Chevy Monza. Raised Ranch 84 MUSICAL i t e m s " graduate to be hired as a regular per­ though, and is studying at Lehman COMMON ROAD- 8 month plus utilities. Op­ Household & attic EKher from a 76’Monza V $189,900. Call Rosalie LOTS PRICED TO clearout. Saturday & or similar engine model. former for Big Apple. College in the Bronx, where he is a Z. Brunetti 647-1419 or tion to buy. Call 646- SELL WILLINGTON PEAVEY-Bass G uitar, Sunday. 9-4.______Price negotiable. Seeing friends from the neigh­ res. 643-7014 for an 8711. sophomore. When it’s time to retire $54,900-up. Area of home tech series amp. Please call 643-0030 borhood destroyed by drugs only appointment. Excellent condition. MANCHESTER-Saturday, from tumbling, he’d like to stay with nice homes, new road. after 5:30. $325. 646-3126. Sunday, 11^ & 11/4, fueled Guity’s desire to succeed. the circus as an accountant. He al­ ZEYA & SATARI DRIVE “You see people you’ve known GLASTONBURY- 34 HOMES FOR RENT 10-4pm. 17 Sass Drive. ready works part-time in that 1 -2 acre NORTH Dir; Scott to Kennedy to Reduced. Owner must COVENTRY $T;9,400 & 91 CARS FOR SALE through the years get hooked on capacity for Big App'e’s corporate sell. Charming 3000 s a 87 MISC. FOR SALE Kent to Sass. Variety of up. Possible financing ANDOVER Lake front crack and you see them falling offices. ft. 4 bedroom features 3 Kerns. BUICK-1980 Century, 4 a t 8% A P R with property. 2 bedrooms. apart,” he said. “For me, watching full baths, large living AIRLINE ticket- Round trip door sedan. Good Now, with the circus about to $30,000 down, 5 year Stove, refrigerator, them gave me more motivation to rm. w/ fireplace, family Hartford to Daytona. condition. $1500/best leave New York on tour, Guity is balloon. Era Philips washer/dryer, walk out November 17. Return MANCHESTER-247 Oak rm., game room, offer. 643-4302. stick with this and set goals.” tom between staying in school or OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 1-4 p.m. Real Estate 742-1450. basement. $850/month. November 27. $235. S t. Saturday, 10-3. T h * Astoclatad Praaa sunroom, 2 car garage 649-2871. Stereos, photo CADILLAC-Sedan de Guity also found something spe­ going along. HIGHLAND PARK ESTATES & morel Unbelievablely F 649-2527.______enlarger, draperies, Seville, 1979. 75K cial in the circus that made him suc­ He says he doesn’t want to priced at $209,900. O L D EAGLEVILLE EAST HARTFORD- LIGHT-Tan car coat, extra BIG APPLE ACROBAT — Carlos Guity, recruited 10 years 19-year-old, from the South Bronx, sees himself as a symbol New Homes Starting At women's clothing, ice miles. Very clean in­ ceed where others failed. neglect his studies, but the more he Taylor Associates 633- ROAD- 2.04 Acres Single house, 2 large, pile lining, never skates, and other side and out. All “I liked it more than the other performs with the circus, the more ago by the Big Apple Circus, will be performing as a tumbler for those who succeed despite the odds. $189,900 6216. COVENTRY $49,900. bedroom. 2 car garage. worn, $30. General Quiet neighborhood. household Kerns. electric. $2200/best kids,” he recalled. “I saw something Ranches, Capes, Colonials. Call Anne Doremus. Re/ SOUTH STREET 10 electric toaster oven, he likes it. and acrobat for the first time with the circus in New York. The Reference req.$575/ MANCHESTER-62 Clin­ offer. 646-1786. Max East of the River, Manchester 647-1419 or 526- acres COVENTRY never used, $20. 649- SITTING PRETTYIII Ma­ month. 646-7521. ton St. 11/3, 9-4. Multi- 8428. $59,900. BEAR 7705.______HONDA ACCORD- 1984. Directions: East Center St. to Porter St. to Autumn St. ture landscaping sur­ SWAMP ROAD 2.8 & MANCHESTER-Spa- family. Household Air conditioning, power MANA-Freezer, Frigidaire goods, 2 twin mattress to East Eldridge. St. ______rounds this 8 room 2.87 Acres ANDOVER cious 3 bedroom brakes, power steering. Colonial on Boulder Rd. $59,500. OLD TOL­ refridgerator. Caloric sets, women’s coats, Excellent condition. duplex. Gas heat. $725 stove. $100 each. 646- in Manchester. Fea­ LAND TURNPIKE 1 - plus. 643-8407. jewlery, and lots more. AM/FM stereo cassette. tures include 4 4.76 Acres COVENTRY 1814. Rain date, 11/10. Call Sam 346-8045. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, $59,333- up. SAM OPEN HOUSE fireplace, 1 st floor GREEN ROAD 1+ 3 5 STORE A OFFICE END ROLLS. NEVER PLACED a wont Whv not exchange It to r Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 laundry and a flexible Notices Merchandise Musical Items...... M SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4,1-3 acres COVENTRY ______SPACE______27 V," width - SO'f, ad? There's nothing to It cash with an ad In Clossl- Invesfment Property...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... tS floorplani 2 Rear por­ $65,900. KEMP ROAD Uost/Found...... 01 Business Property...... 25 49 TIMBER TRAIL, MANCHESTER 13" width - 2 for SO'r ... lust dial 643-2711 . fled? 643-2711. Personals...... 02 Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... M ches and an open por­ o H Resort Property...... 24 L2tpk Speciolia^Dcrff! 31 Acres SCOTLAND MANCHESTER-4 Air con­ Newsprint end rolls can be Announcements...... 03 Antlauesand Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 17 ch between the house $1 10,000. WALL J 3 I” Mortgages...... 27 Tag Soles...... N ditioned offices are picked up at the Manchester Auctions...... 04 ...... 57 and 2 car garage add to Wanted to Buy...... 28 S e r v i c e s Rooflng/Sldlng...... Clothing...... 73 Wanfed to Buy/Trade...... M STREET 7.38 acres available. Square feet Herald ONLY betore 11 a.m. s s Financial...... 05 Flooring...... 58 your enjoyment of its (700 front) COVENTRY Monday through Thursday^____ Furniture...... 74 very private and quite areas are 600, 480, USED CAR: > m Employment & Education Rentals Child Core...... 51 Elecfrlcol...... 59 $120,000. TOLLAND 350, 240. Offices are Cleaning Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 settingl Offered At Rooms for Rent...... 31 TURNPIKE 26 acres Part Time Help Wanted...... 10 Lawn Cdre...... S3 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery ond Tools...... 76 Automotive 264,900. Jackson & centrally located with 91 CARS FOR SALE Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 ELLINGTON $139,900. ample parking. 649- O CO BookkeeDing/Income T ax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 Jackson Real Estate, and TRUCKS Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Caroei\frv/Remodellno...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cars, for Sale...... ft EAST STREET 198 2891. z - < Homes for Rent...... 34 Good Things to Eat...... 78 647-8400. Business Opportunities...... 13 Palnllng/Poperlno...... S6 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sale...... f l Subdividable Acres AN- Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 F DOVER $525,000. MANCHESTER- Main St. We Stake Our Reputation For sale or rent. 7500+ ~ G E M “ H H Employment Services...... ]5 Resort Property...... 34 Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 SOUTH WINDSOR-See Philips Real Estate 742- Industrial Propdrtv...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL square feet retail space. CHEVY/GEO JEEP/EAGLE On Your Satisfaction m I Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 95 this lovely 6 room, 3 1450. Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 94 Free standing building. 0 m MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES. year old Cape, that of­ With each OK used car or truck we sell, our reputation is Homes for Sale...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Enjoy the Holidays in this magnificent home. Parking for 50+ cars. 647-1131 C a ll 643*2711 for more Information! fers all large rooms. at stake. That's why we go to such lengths to make sure Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trede...... -...... 9t 10 rooms plus finished rec room, w/hot tub & Owner/Broker 846- E g m Chevy S-10 Bittner First floor master 32 APARTMENTS FOR that each OK car on oui lot is in Tip Top shapel 1 ^ pool table. Central vac, outdoor pool & tennis 4319.______bedroom, living room ______RENT______Dark Blue, Auto, 4X4, V-6, Stereo READ YOUR AD: CIOMlfed advertisements are court. $349,000. Norma Marshall 6464320. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to with fireplace, tiled floor MANCHESTER- Main St. TRUCK SPECIAL O o taken by telephone as a convenience. The kitchen that is tully location, near Center #P847 $9,975 CAR SPECIAL 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one 1 bedroom apartment- 87 CHEV BLAZER 4X4 o 4^DollarDfyDock applianced. 1 Car St. Ideal for store/oflice. Cherokee Larado 87 PONTIAC 6000 4 DR deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of quiet, secure building. SILVERADO 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. garage, 2 full baths. As­ V-6. Aulo-A/C, PS, PB, ste­ Barnett Bowman Real Estate $550 per month. Year­ 646-2426 weekdays. 9- V-8, Auto, A/C, PS, PB, P-wIn- 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen AT, A/C, 6 Cyl., 4X4, Gorgeous reo, rear delogger, lilt wheel. Q CO 136 New LondonTurnpike king $178,000. U & R ly lease. Peterman 5. dows&dr locks. Crulsa-tlllwheol, Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be Realty, 643-2692. m C/) Glastonbury, CT 06033____ 633-3661 Realty 649-9404. #590084A 12,975 stereo cass and more. Was $7495 corrected by an additional Insertion. $ Was $12495 1st floor, 5 rooms. No E E ga Bronco XLT 2 Tone Special Price $10995 Special Price $5995 » 5 < ■ ... pets. 1 months rent V-8, All Power, AT, A/C, 4X4 OPEN 1-4 PM WEEK­ MANCHESTER- 2 2 condominiums security. Available 11/1. 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE CARS NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE DAYS & SUNDAYS. $198,900. New FOR SALE 528-5105.______#PB49 $11,975 S > England tradition 90 Chav Corsica 4 dr. V-6, Auto, A/C, PS, PB, • Ranches, townhouses. 2 & 3 bedroom apart­ Chevy S-m 4X4 ouise, tilt wheel, rear delogger and many more *11,095 As a condition precedent RAPIDLY-Growing com­ N O ASSOCIATION Sacrificed lovely Dutch CHFA 8-1/2 PER CENT LPN-MEDICAL ASSIS- $199,900. Family-sized Awaits you in this mar­ This 10 room, 3-1/2 ments for rent. Call 645- options. Rebate incl In price. 3 « to the placement of any pany seeks full time East Hartford, Colonial sitting pretty on FIXED RATEIII Property for Lease as Dry AT, Stereo, Special Edition TANT-For doctor’s o(- just begins to describe velous 8 plus room bath, brick residence is F E E S 8201.______3 0 > . advertisino in the responsible sales $139,500. Immaculate MANCHESTER’S large lot off Keeney St. $85,900. You’ll still 90 Chev Lumlna 4 dr, V-6, Auto. A/C, PS, PB, fice in East Hartford, this 9 room Colonial Colonial with 2-1/2 located on Richard Rd. Storage/Retail --180 Park Manchester Herald, Ad­ secretary. Qualified 3 bedroom Colonial Family room, looks out have time to register for LARGE-Sunny 1 #P846 $8,495 P-windows & dr locks, cruise, tilt wheel, stereo, *12,495 Glastonbury area. 40 with fireplaced family baths, 4 bedrooms, and Truly one of BEST NEW HOME Street - Cheney Historical vertiser hereby agrees candidate should be comepletely remodeled on In-ground pool, wrap a CHFA loan on this bedroom. Emanuel rear defog. WAITRESSES, Hours per week, Mon- room, first floor huge rec room. Asking Manchesters’ finest VALUE. Change your ggggl Bronco II4X4 to protect, indemnify able to perform general throughout. New around deck and sparkling 2 bedroom Church area. No pets, District - $550.00 per month day-Friday. Salary plus low $200’s. Call homes. $419,900. Call lifestyle to 1-floor livino 6 Cyl., 2 Tone, All Power 90 Chav Cavalier C L, 4 dr, 4 cly, Auto. A/C, and hold harmless the office duties with ac­ bedroom, den, family kitchen cabinets, new gazebo. Call Diane Ranch Condol Spa­ smoking. Discount DISHWASHERS, health and pension room, and laundry tool Barbara. Re/Max, East Vivian Ferguson. in these 3 bedroom 2 ” year lease -- Contact PS, PB, P-window8 & dr locks, stereo cass, *9,695 Manchester Herald, its curacy and in a profes­ baths, refinished Comollo, Residence, cious living room with Senior. $500 plus benefits. Call 633-3836 It’s a "no wonder" that of the River, 647-1419. "We’re Selling Houses* bath single family at­ (404) 551-8166 #P836 $7,975 rear detog. officers and empbyees sional manner. Tying hardwood floors plus tach ed homes. Full 228-4514. Re/Max, sliders and large utilities. Security. 649- & COOKS or 289-5642 between the appliances all stay! Blanchard & Rossetto, 90 Chav GEO Prlzm, 4 dr, 4 cly. Auto, A/C, PS, against any and all and word processing brand newgarage/barn. basement, courtyard, East of the River, 647- bedrooms tool Enjoy 9287. 9-5 EST E g m Nissan King Cab *8,995 10am-5pm. Spacious inside and out 646-2482. PB, stereo, rear delog. , liability, loss or ex­ experience a must. JUST STARTING OUT? Quiet street close to covered rear porch, 1st 1419. the pool included tool MANCHESTER-3 and 4 All shifts. because this gem sits Topper, A/C, Woodgrain pense including Pleasant modern fast Coventry, $105,000. busline. DW Fish Real floor laundry, F______Close to Route 84 and room apartments. 89 Chav Cavalier, 4 dr, 4 cly, Auto, A/C, PS, on 3/4 acrel There’s a 39 ROOMMA'TES *7,995 attorneys’ fees, arising Apply within. paced office Excellent starter home ^ Estate. 643-1591. Wickham ParkI Call of­ PB, stereo, rear delog. 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- Cul-de-sac street toolll appliances, skylights, MANCHESTER- Just Security. 646-2426. #P845 $4,695 from claims of unfair environment. Excellent in good condition with LEGAL NOTICE fice for all the detailsl WANTED Anne Miller Real attached garage. Set reduced to $144,9001 Week days 9-5.______ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM 89 Chev GEO Spectrum, 4 dr, 4 cly, 5 spd, A/C. trade practices, infring- benefits including TUNITIES great potential for MOVE RIGHT INIII on a cul-de-sac near Anne Miller Real *6,295 Estate, 647-8000. Colonial on Porter St. 3 Manchester-4 room LARGE-Furnished room ment of trademarks, dental. EOE.Non-smok- expansion. Beautiful $300,000. Beautiful INVITATION TO BID the new mall. $150’s. Estate, 647-8000. MANCHESTER & OWNER Selling Vending F bedroom, 2 car over­ Duplex w/ garage. with fireplace. 89 Eagle Summit, DL. 4 dr, 4 dy. Auto, A/C, trade names or patents, ing company. Call, 203- well landscaped lot. Glastonbury Colonial Sealed bids will be received In Also 3 bedroom 1 1/2 F______WE'RE DEALING *7,395 Route, with secure sized garage. A vail­ Stove, refrig. $625/+ Glastonbury, kitchen stereo cass. violation of rights of Denny's 645-1495 ask for our A SPECIAL RANCH-Price Why not call to see if with 4 bedroomsi Cozy the General Services' office, bath townhouses with locations. Snack & able immediately. Call LARGE AND ROOMY-2 util. 633-4189. privileges, separate 106 Storrs Road, Mansfield privacy and infringe­ current sales secretary, reduced $150’s. Must you quality to begin up in the fireplaced 41 Center StreeL Manchester, 89 Pont Grand Am LE, 4 dr, 4 cly. Auto, A/C. drink. Repeat business. garages. $143,900. Rosalie Z. Brunetti 647- Bedroom Townhouse- *8,795 Restaurant Tony Cabrera. selll This is a 3 here! DW Fish Real living room, enjoy the CT until 11XX) a.m. on the baths. Female Across from Eastbrook Mall PS, PB, stereo, lilt wheel, rear defog. ment of copyright and Serious inquiries only. DIR: Tolland Turnpike 1419 or res. 643-7014. e n d unit for more MANCHESTER --Never bedroom beauty with Estate, 643-1591. ease of the applianced date shown below for the foF preferred. References. proprietary rights, unfair 35 Talcottville Road, WANTED- a full time or North Main To Union windows. Located on A Rent Increasel 2 89 Chev Corside, 4 dr, V-6, Auto, A/C, PS, PB, 800-940-8883. 14’x24’ sunken living F kitchen and first floor lowing: HOO a month. Utilities *8,595 competition and libel Vernon, CT manager evenings at to Rossetto Drive. M ANCHESTER-Hard to Highland St. Asking stereo, rear delog. room, custom kitchen, laundry. The 2 car at­ bedroom, 4 rooms. $545/ included. 659-1117. and slander, which may Buckingham MANCHESTER- Excel­ NOV. 16, 1990 — Purchase of Blanchard & Rossetto $120’s , call Barbara, Schaller porch, garage and tached garage is an find a home that is as month + utilities. Park­ 88 Chev Cevller, 4 dr, 4 d y, Auto, A/C, PS, PB. result from the publica­ Restaurant. Please lent house for rt’s pricel One Uninterruptible Power 646-2482. well kept as this 10 R e/M ax, East of the Quality tion of any advertise­ Get trie Want Ad habit ... fabulous loti Call Bob extral ReTax on the 1.36 Supply *6,795 apply in person at 1320 read and use the little ads Only $141,000. 3 F______room U&R Colonial lo­ Rivar, 647-1419. ing. Shopping close by. 91 CARS FOR SALE Pre-Owned Autos stereo, rear delog. ment in the Manchester Blanchard. 646-2482. acres close to schools, FIND A CASH buyer for Manchester Rd, Glas­ In Classified regularly. bedroom Ranch. At­ NOV. 20. 1990 — Radio PRICE REDUCED TO cated on Ludlow Road No Pets. 643-9321. Value Priced 88 Chev Celebrity. 4 dr, V-6, Aulo, A/C, PS. Herald by advertiser, in­ "He’s Selling Housesl" shopping, and con­ Maintenance ihose golf clubs you never tonbury CT. 643-2711. tached garage, quiet SELL! Manchester, here in town. Features PB, cruise, Hit-wheel, stereo cass. *7,395 cluding advertisements Blanchard & Rossetto venient to Route 2. Call MANCHESTER- Available USED CAR BEST BUYS! use!. location. Great for rais­ The Town of Manchester is an like 4 bedrooms, first LEASE /PURCHASE A 1988 Buick Regal LTD $7,900 Real Estate. todayl Anne Miller Real $140,900. 7 Room An- 88 Chev Cavelier CS, 4 dr, 4 dy, Auto, /VC, / in any free distribution ing children. 649-2929. equal opportunity employer, floor family room, plus a BEAUTYIII $ 8 5 ,9 0 0 . immediately. 2 BOB RILEY Coupe, V-6, Fully Loaded *6,595 Estate. 647-8000. saldi-built Ranch with 2 PS, PB, stereo, rear defog. publications published F Price negotiable. and requires an affirmative ac­ You can move right into bedroom apartment on 1987 Olds Cutlass Sup. $7,900 fireplaces and 2 full large lower level recrea- OLDSMOBILEM)LKSWAGEN V-e, Auto, A/C, Low Miles by the Manchester F this spacious 2 1st floor. Appliances 87 Chev Celebrity Sla. Wg. V-6, Aulo.AA). A VILLA AT COVENTRY- tion policy for all of its Con­ baths. Huge fam ily ' tion room. Enclosed 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 1989 Lincoln Town Car $18,000 Herald. included. Laundry Stonework and marble ONCE IN A BLUE MOON- tractors an d Vendors as a room with bedroom in sun porch, 2 fireplaces bedroom Ranch condo Signature Series. Like New PS, PB, 3 seats, stereo, luggage rack.. *6,695 ANSALDI BUILT HOMEIII condition of doing business with new wall-to-wall facilities. $625/month + 1987 Buick Park Avenue $9,800 surround this unique Does such a great buy lower level. Well-kept and much more for a 649-1749 87 Camaro Cpe, T-tops, V-8, Auto, A/C, $134,900. Village set 6 with the Town, as per Federal V-6, Full Power, Leather 1 LOST and FOUND ~ property. Second story come along! This spa­ realistic price of carpeting throughout, utilities. 1 months cruise, till wheel, PS, PB, stereo cass, rear room detached Cape Order 11246. home. A lot of house for 1989 VW Jena GL $10,495 1988 VW JettaOL $7,500 *8,895 oedroom balcony with cious 8 room English newly applianced security. Call evenings Auto, A/C Cod home with the the moneyl. DW Fish $229,000. U&R 1987VWJetta $6,995 defog. Only 13,000 miles. IMPOUNDED-Shepherd view of lake. Large Tudor is priced right at Bid forms, plans and Realty. 643-2692. kitchen, pool and 647-9072. 1987 Acura Legend Sed. $13,900 ease of condo Real Estate, 643-1591. 1986VWJetta $5,995 87 Nissan Santra, 2 dr, 4 cyl, 5 spd, A/C, Cross, Male, 6 years kitchen and dining $142,9001 Beautiful specifications are available at beautiful grounds tool MANCHESTER-Beaufiful V-6, Auto, Full Power *4,895 ownership. Many cus­ F 1985 VW Jena $4,995 1989 Toyota Camry LE $12,500 cruise, stereo, rear defog. old. Tan and white. floor plan with 4 the General Services' office. Condo fees include room. COVENTRY, tom features include the 1st floor, 2 bedroom 1987VWGTI $7,495 V-6, AT, Loaded, Lke f ' Found on Tolland Tpke. $128,776. Philips Real bedrooms, lovely living heat and hot waterl 1986 VW Golf $5,995 1988 Acura Integra 3 Or. $11,900 86 Honda Accord LXI, 4 dr, 4 cyl, S spd, A/ fireplaced fronl-to-back TOWN OF MANCHESTER. apartment in 3 family. Call Manchester Dog Larger ads are available Estate, 742-1450. room with fireplace, Spend the fall days in 1990 Olds Cutlass $9,995 5 Spd., A/C, Sunroof, SE C, PS, PB, P-wIndows & dr locks, cruise. Hit living room with bay CONNECTICUT MANCHESTER $164,900 New bath, kitchen, and *8,495 Warden, 643-6642. up to 1 full page! sunroom, formal dining beautiful Wickham 1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass $9,995 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,900 sheet, stereo cass, rear defog. F window, and atrium RICHARD J. SARTOR, floors. Gas heat and hot Auto, PS, PB, AM/FM Stereo room. Many distin­ ParkI Anne Miller Real 1982 Omega $2,995 AFFORDABLE-6 Room doors to private patio I 2 GENERAL MANAGER water. $650 plus 1987 Chrysler Labaron $6,600 86 Chav Chevatta, 2 dr. 4 cyl, 4 spd, radio. *2,495 S FINANCIAL guished features Estate, 647-8000. utilities. 646-3253. 1988 Oldsmobile Delta $8,995 Cpe., Auto, A/C, PS, PB Cape in convenient Full baths tool Call for 005-11 1986 Oldsmobile Delta $6,995 1987 Pontiac Orand Am $6,900 1 throughout, walk-up F 86 Chav Celebrity Euro Sport Sta. Wg. 3 seat, Turbo, Auto, A/C, Sharp bcation. Extras include your exclusive showing MANCHESTER- New 3 1965 Oldsmobile Cutlass $4,995 V-6, Aulo, A/C, PS. PB, stereo cass, luggage *5,995 ALL TYPES OF LOANS- attic, 1 -car garage and MALLARD VIEW-CHFA 1986 Mercury Sable LS $5,900 vinyl siding finished todayl Anne Miller Real bedroom duplex, 1-1/2 1986 Olds Toro $7,995 $5000 AND UP. Whatever more! See for yourself. APPROVED-Phase III V-6, Auto, A/C, Full Power rack, rear delog. basement, 2 baths, and Estate, 647-8000. baths, wall to wall 196601s Cut. Cruiser $7,995 your situation is we can Jackson & Jackson 1988 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 86 Buick Custom, 4 dr, 4 dy, Auto, A/C, PS, more. Call for details. F CLASSIFIED Closeout, $143,900. 1986 Oldsmobile Clera $5,995 Auto, A/C. Loaded, Low Miles help you. Call 212-978- Real Estate, 647-8400. carpeting. 643-1823. *5,795 Ask for Ron Fournier, j CRAFTS Change your lifestyle to 1985 Oldsmobile Ciera $4,995 1987 Toyota Celica GT $8,995 PB. cruise. Hit wheel, stereo cass, rear delog. 3533. BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS- MANCHESTER-5 Room, Aulo, A/C. PS. PB. AM/FM residence, 649-3087. 1-floor living in these 3 1964 Oldsmobile Clera $3,995 86 Buick Skyhawk Limited Sta. Wg. 4 cly. Aulo, G arden area in this A Feature of This DO YOU ENJOY ~ 3 bedroom, 1 -1 /2 baths, 1986 Toylota Celica GT $8,500 Re/M ax, East of the COMPLETELY REFUR­ bedroom, 2 bath, single Many Othera A/C, PS, PB, cruise, luggage rack, rear defog. *5,225 10 PART TIME HELP fenced in back yard. ; Newspaper attic, cellar. All Auto, A/C, Loaded, Low Miles River, 647-1419. BISH ED-Manchester, Chasing that little white ball? Then you'll love the family attached homes. To Choose From 1987 Honda Civic Sedan Delightful Colonial appliances. $750 a 85 Ply Horizon, 4 dr, 4 dy. Auto, PS, Amf WANTED $134,900. A beautiful location of this gracious and unique townhouse ~ near Full basement, 5 Spd., PS. PB, AM/FM *3,495 featuring 3 bedrooms ’courtyard, covered rear month plus utilities. 1985 Honda Civic Sedan Fm, org, 33,000 miles. C H E E R ■ home redone the country club. Unusual kitchen with firepla<». huge S Spd., A/C CAFETERIA JOB OPEN- plus in-Taw or master porch, 1 st floor laundry, Security deposit. PRIVACY AND SHORT bedroom suite. Asking throughout including all yving/dining room area, central air and more. Plutesque 1987 Chev Cavalier RS TRUCKS ING-East Catholic High appliances, skylights, References. No pets. Auto, A/C, Low Miles ao Fold F250 Uriat XLT Pickup. V-8. Auto. A ^ . PS. *12,545 Your favorite WALK TO lo w $200’s. Call new Kitchen and bath. view of the golf course. CARDINAL PB. orufM. stereo. Aux fool tank, bed linnef. School. Hours are from New siding, roof, fur­ attached garage. Set 643-1108. 1985 Chev Spectrum 7:15am-2:30pm. PLAYGROUND-5 Barbara, Re/Max, East on a cul-de-sac near Auto, A/C. Stereo 69 Chev S-10 Blazor 4X4 Tahoe, V-6, Auto, AfC, PS, Runner/Walker on! nace and storm TOLLAND $205,000 MANCHESTER- 5 rooms, BUICK, INC. 1983 Nissan Pulzar *14,695 Cashier and light Room Ranch with pos­ of the River, 647-1419. the new mall. $150’s. PB. cruise. tiH wheel, stereo cass. sible additional 3 windows. Perfect for 1st 2 bedrooms. 1st floor. 1989 Buick Riviera $14JieO Auto, AM/FM, Low Miles 9 kitchen duties. Paid F I 88 Pty Voyager LE, 7 pass wg, V-6, Auto, A/C, PS, PLACE time buyer. DW Fish Also 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 Garage, attic, 1988 Skyhawk Coupe $6,990 1984 Olds Cutlass Sup. *12,495 holidays and vacation. bedrooms in basement, 1989 Honda Accord LX $13,480 V-6. Aulo. A/C. Clean PB, cruise, stereo cass, rear defog. BRAND NEW LISTINGIII Real Estate, 643-1591. bath townhouses with basement. $650 + Cali 646-5271 between A personalized 1-3/4 baths. 1988 Line. Town Car $12,890 1989 Acura Legend "L” : 87 Suzuki JX Samurai 4X5,4 cly, 5 spd, A/C. stereo Dynamite 7 room Cape q^arages. $143,900. Dir: Sedan, Exel Demo Appliances, fenced-in utilities. Sue 643-1390 1988 Chev Corsica Sed. $7,490 *5,495 lOam -lpm for on Benton St. in Tolland Tpke. or North 1990 Toyota Corolla LE : cass. rear defog. message today! rear yard, heated or 643-1591. 1988 LeSabre LTD $11,480 interview. Manchester. Main to Union to Ros­ At, Full Power, A/C, Like New 87 Chev 5-10 Blazer 4X4. V-6, Auto. PS, PB, stereo. *9,295 basement, newer roof. MANCHESTER-Duplex, 2 1987 Buick LeSabre Sed $8,495 1985 Mazda RX7 GS Renovated from top to COZY AMBIANCEI Ab­ setto Dr. Blanchard & j 86 Chev K-BIszer 4X4 Silverado, V-8, Auto, A/C, PS. PB, HAIRSTYLIST-Good ENFIELD. $125,900. 1988 Chev Cavalier $6J)90 > Spd., Only 23,000 Miles bottom inside and outi 3 solutely immaculate in­ Rossetto Real Estate, plus bedrooms, base­ P. windows 8 dr. locks, cruise. tiH wheel, stereo cass. growth potential. 50 Per Philips Real Estate, 1987 Olds Cutlass $6,990 1984 Buick Regal Sedan *10,495 Bedrooms, 2 full baths, side and out, vinyl "We’re Selling Houses" ment work room. 1987 Buick Century $5,995 7-6. Aulo. /VC. 19,000 Milos Cent commission. 742-1450. delightful kitchen with siding, energy efficient, GEORGIAN COLONIAL 646-2482. Washer, dryer hook-up. 1987 Silverado 4X4 $13,990 1988 Acura Integra LS 85 Chev 5-10 Blazer 4X4, V-6, & spd, PS, PB, A/C, Friendly atmosphere. M SATISFACTION OR YOUR 10r., 5 Spd., Sunroof, Cass. F______. stately and gracious, 8 rooms, 4 Iredrooms, huge On busline. No pets. 1986 Honda Accord $7,980 cruise, stereo cass. *7,995 Bolton, 647-9989. deluxe cabinetry and walking distance to As­ MONEY BACKI F 1988 Dodge Daytona $6,600 To order plans malt check or ^ $600 plus utilities, 1986 Oldsmobile Clera $4,995 RANCH STYLE-Luxurious hardwood floors. sociation Beach, Affor­ family room in lower level. Stone fireplace in living MANCHESTER- For rent Xuto, A/C. /kM/FM. Sharp Car home, 9 rooms, 4-1/2 Beautiful atrium doors dable price. Coventry, money order and project-^ room, formal dining room, hardwood floors, 2 baths security, references. 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 11 HELP WANTED pjnum ber and name, with your < or sale-luxury Condo. 1985 Cavalier Cpe. $3,490 baths, one of a kind. overlook enormous glliname, address and zip. Add 646-6007. ONLY $115,517. Dir: and more. Home Is set back from road on a huge lot Available December 1, 1985 Nissan Pulsar $3,980 SCHALLER CARTER S2 95 for catalog (Includes 9 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Call 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 $399,000. Call Rosalie deck and pretty yard. 2- Route 31 to Daley, Left in discount couponsl) in ■ M D.F. REALE, INC. 1990. 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 MANCHESTER-2 1985 Olds Delta 88 Cpe $6,980 HAIR STYLIST or Z. Brunetti, Re/Max, car garage and lots turn on South, Left turn .... Okla. please add tax ^ Bedroom townhouse, 1984 BuickCentury LTD $4,890 ACURA ask for Ilze or LeeAnn REAL ESTATE baths, living room, manicurist with East of the River, 647- morel Asking $145,000. on Lakeview, #74. m CLASSIFIED CRAFTS all appliances, heat, CHEVROLET/GEO Please note - all ads must be phoned into the Herald no later than MANCHCSTCR HERALD M640 ■ ■ ■ ■ 175 Main St., Manchastcr dining room, fami[y 81 Adams Street 345 CENTER STREET following. Work your 1419 or residence, 643- Jackson & Jackson Philips Real Estate, cable, carpeting, air Monday, November 19,1990 at noon.______m P.o. BOX 1000 6 46 -4 S 2 5 room. Call Rosalia Z. Manchester MANCHESTER 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3'l-384 own hours. 643-6833 or 7014. Real Estate, 647-8400. 742-1450. BIXBY, OK JAOOa Brunetti, 647-1419 or conditioner. No pets. NEW AND EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED 6 4 9-45 71 6 47 -7 0 77 646-6464 Heurs: Mcn-Thurs 9-8 Fri 9-6 $.v t 875-8513. F res. 643-7014. 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day that will enable you to effectively affects two friends as well as yourself. persuade and guide others rather than Things should work out well, because % u r command them. Use your skills to ev­ you’ll do what’s right rather than what’s Section 4, Page 17 eryone’s advantage. easy. SPORTS ______Friday, November 2,1990 birthday AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) An op­ ROOFING/ PAINTING/ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It looks like you SIDING portunity that may at first glance appear may finally start receiving some of the p a p e r i n g Nov. 3, 1990 to be of a limited nature might come rewards due you from past efforts your way today through the auspices of you’ve expended. There may not be a wtKiLE'5 PAINTING CO. Several situations you were unable to a considerate friend, it could be bigger rush to fulfill these oversights, but HAWKES TREE SERVICE effectively bring together last year than you think. they'll be acknowledged. Rick's Handyman and QuaHtyworkata ' Bucket, truck & chipper. LIONEL COTE reasonable pricat could fall neatly Into place in the times PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you’re in­ , Carpentry ahead. However, to reap their maxi­ might feel a need to confide in some­ Stump removal. Free Interior a Extefiof volved in any type of team effort today, 'Romodeling t Repairs ROOFING & SIDING mum benefits you must continue to put one. If this is the case, select a trusted either for work or pleasure, try to mirror Manchester girls win battle of unbeatens 'Attics, basements, yards cleaned esb'matee. Special _ Ptto Estimates oortsideratton for elderly ar>d '30 Years Experience forth the same honest effort. friend who never revealed what you've the attitude of your co-participants. 'Hauling Call Brian Weigie fold in the past. By JIM TIERNEY post and into the goal. -Insured handicapped -Fuily Insured Don’t treat lightly what they take Just 50 seconds later off a Kessel­ 645-8912 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) An asso­ ARIES (March 21-Aprj| 19) In commer­ seriously. -FREE ESTIMATES •License # 506737 ciate whose cooperation you need at Manchester Herald Late in the half, E)aversa made a man comer, Wagner pushed home a 647-7553 cial Involvements today be fair, but also LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A meaningful this time but haven’t been able to get Is diving save off a 25-yard attempt by 646-1948 646-9564 be practical. If you feel you’re entitled to endeavor you’re anxious to finalize can loose ball and the match was tied likely to be much more receptive to your From one room to certain terms, concessions or perks, be completed to your satisfaction today SIMSBURY — Usually, most Simsbury All-America forward Lisa again. proposal today If you restate your case. specify your entitlements in detail. if you have the will and determination to sporting events surrounded by Kesselman. After Fish’s second goal gave CARPENTRY Know where to look tor romance and a complete interior. | TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A critical do so. Think like a winner. voluminous amounts of hype fail to “Marty (Simsbury coach Manchester its 3-2 edge, the Indians j Repairs, Remodeling, Addi­ MISCELLANEOUS you'll find it. The Astro-Graph Match­ situation will be dispatched with relative maker instantly reveals which signs are live up to expectations. Lisevick) and I are good ftiends and were on the defensive, effectively tions, R uling, Wood and VI- SERVICES ease today, because you will trade on For your personal horoscope, This was certainly not the case we thou^t it might be a showcase I nyl Replacement Windows. H a r B r o romantically perfect for you. Mail $2 to knowledge you’ve gained from previous keeping Simsbury from any more Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. lovescope, lucky numbers for soccer and I think it lived up to .eaf Removal anc experiences. Repetition of old mistakes regarding the Manchester High- dangerous chances. David Patria Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Isn’t likely. and future forecast, call Simsbury girls’ soccer match iu biUing,” Erardi said. “We’re real “She (Fish) was the key for us Snow Plowing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D»c. 21) It’s GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There is a 644-1796 CUSTOM QUAUTY P a in t in g possible you will be much more suc­ Aatro*Tone (95i each minute; Thursday afternoon, featuring a pair pleased. We did it up and down the today,” Erardi said. “What we Ken's possibility today you might be offered of unbeaten squads. lineup.” One stop Improvements. cessful today in your dealings in the ma­ participation in something advanta­ Touch-Tone phones only). weren’t able to do last year was Framing to Painting. of Manchester terial realm than you will be in your so­ Simsbury wasted no time tying KITCHEN & BATH Lawn Service geous that has been initiated by anoth­ Dial 1-900-990-9400 and And, to add further spice, the two when we received the ball iqj front, Free Estimates Ucensed & Insured. cial involvements. Trade on your er. This could be a good deal, so check were tied for the top spot in the the match once the second half Quality Painting strengths. enter your access code we didn’t have anyone with enough , REMODELING 649-8045 or 643-0747 Call Dave Adamick it out. latest state poll. began. composure to hold the ball and let I From the smallest repair to the for a free quote. S ervices CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) You CANCER (June 21-July 22) You might number, which is 184 have a very nice presence about you to­ As a traditional battle of titans At 3:25, Kesselman pushed a pass our runners come forward. And V I largest renovation, we will do a ■Free Estimates have to make a hard decision today that I complete Job. ^ 645-6523 would have it, Manchester and to Amy Rohrer and the latter left­ she’s doing that as a 10th grader. I Visit our beautiful showroom or -Senior Citizen Discounts Simsbury traded punch for punch footed an 8-yarder off the crossbar The future’s only bright for her.” I call for your free estimate. YARDMASTERS GSL Building -Aluminum & Vinyl with the Indians landing the knock­ into the right comer of the net. Less Erardi holds the utmost respect Heritage Kitchen & Trees i Bushes Cut Maintenance Co. Powerwashing out blow with 14:10 left in regula­ than a minute later, Daversa kick- for Simsbury, which held an overall Yards t Garages Cleaned Commorclal/ResIdentlaL tion. saved a point-blank shot by Keny territorial advantage. T n x * i Backhoe Work Bath Center building repair and home< 646-6815 Off a comer kick by Kathy Cum- Wagner. 254 Broad Street Snow Plowing “Take nothing away from Improvements. Interior and toti Any Home Project We're Here To Serve berbatch and ensuing scramble in “F a thought process on our Simsbury,” he said. “They pos­ Manchester exterior painting, light car­ Call 643-9996 i'^ ln h ^990 FALL front of the neL Indian forward end of iL if Simsbury had scored sessed the ball 65-70 percent of the 649-5400 pentry. Complete Janitorial Sharon Fish headed in the second of first it could have been a long after­ time. We’re a blue-collar team. We servica. Experienced, reli­ WALLPAPER HANGING MKI\ C L E A R A N C E her two goals as Manchester came noon for us,” Erardi said. “BuL we don’t have the Lisa Kesselmans. We able, free estimates. National Guild of I YOU CAN enloy extra away with a 3-2 victory. were fortunate enough to either be have to work that much harder. I vocation money by ex- 643-0304 ★ Professional ★ The Indians wound up the regular, ^ ea d or tied the whole match. The That’s what we did today.” chonoine Idle Items in CHILD CARE Paper Hangers season with a perfect 16-0 record IM corkMT ,, . i ...... ReginaldPinto/ManchMlarHorald initial 12-15 minutes of the second Lifting the psychological barrier vour home fo r cosh ... R. Starkweather and are the probable No. 1 seed in IN FRONT Manchester High s Missy Jolly (5) and Sharon Fish (6) are in front of the half, they just came at us.” of beating Simsbury off its backs, I wifh on od in classified. 6 4 4 -3 1 9 4 1990 PONTIAC LEMANS c e n iu r y Hartford Public net in last Friday’s game. Fish was in the right place twice Thursday as the In­ Jen Brindisi, Tracey Hart and I Coll 643-2711 to place your UCENSED NO JOB TOO SMALL the Class L Tournament. Simsbury, Manchester can now concentrate on dians beat Simsbury, 3-2, in a battle of unbeatens. Smith were immense defensively for od. DAY CARE MOM Instant Servloe/Free Estimates 4 'DOOR 4 DOOR who Manchester may see again, is the state tournament. Bath/KItchen Remodeling 14-1. the Indians while Fish was the of­ Now has openings for ALL N«wAir.G&eae “Our kids go into the tournament One Can Does It AH fensive key. with confidence,” Erardi said. “We AGES full or part time. Including 30 Years Experience 8 To ChoooG From It was the first time Manchester scores, said. “This year I said, ‘No, before & after school care In the Stk.: #2-4033-0 .. ■ test. Daversa responded with a spar­ Manchester broke on top with With 18:05 left off a Cumber- took one monkey off our back. M&M Plumbing & Heating Wall Papering and Painting j has ever beaten Simsbury. we’re going to go ahead and move Nathan Hale School district. M S R R > i t O ^ . kling performance. 17:06 left in the first half. Katie batch comer, Shelley Dieterle’s shot Maybe we can go a little farther in 649-2871 30 years Expwience “Four years I’ve been on this on and finally beat them.’” Nice family neighborhood. team and every year Simsbury has “Missy came of age,” Manchester Smith served a 35-yard free kick bounded away from the goal. Fish, a the tournament this year.” Insurance, References and Simsbury held an advantage in coach Joe Erardi said. “People say, into the box. Simsbury goalie Liz sophomore, rehieved the loose ball ManchMtar i 2—3 RANDY S.JURICK LINDA been the thing that holds us back,” Simsbury 0 2—2 Free Estimatee the shot department 13-7, including ‘How’s Missy as a keeper.’ I think Schaper charged the ball and and fired a left-footed 10-yaider into EXCAVATING 646-6815 ::§AYE Cumberbatch, whose two comer 8-3 in the first half, to severely put Scoring: M- Fish 2, Smilh S- Rohrsr, Vlhg- #31060 WET BASEMENTS? MARTY MATTSSON she answered a lot of questions punched it overhead toward the the left comer of the net for a 2-1 nsr. Backhoe, bulldozer, tractor with kicks set up the Indians’ final two Savss: M- Missy Devorsa a S- Liz Schapsr/ Hatchways, foundation cracks, 849-4431 Indian goalie Missy Daversa to the today.” goal. The ball bounced off the left lead. O ZI Busch Hog & York rake. KalhyOstarS. 30 r - A/oyob too small. sump pumps, tile lines, gravity 1990 PONTIAC 1990 BUICK REGAL g ^ .H E A T IN G / feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ 742-5528 PLUMBING ness prcffing of concrete walls TRANSPORT SE GRANSPORT2“ “ > m MASONRY NFL is planning ^ and floors. Chimney clean outs, . New, Loaded MHS, EC 3 ^ stone walls, and conaete repairs. Stk. #1>S114T-0" f^tlc#M0e9-0 o CO LINTON LANDSCAPING InslaUa^ and Rnlacement 0f0il,Gas & Sabte Over 40 years experienced. Sen- K & R Maaoniy - Brick, stone; z -< 646-4284 >&QecUc eonerste, patio’s and chimney repair. •Waler Heateis dscounts. Fifteen years expeifenca Fuly insured. SALE PRtck $1^446 a major coverup looking Fall Cleanups p o% sr. chii. d»o.) SALE PRICE •H —I ■Warm Air Furnaces Albert Zu'ccaro Ucense #523648 Retaining Walls m I For MorrtMhnotrtrry business cat o m Walkways-Patios Wiisol^racompany W aterproftflng BsttsrBusInsssBusau. Rsgistsrsd By LORI BONA HUNT don’t fit some of the hulking players Shrub & Tree Installation sriOi Consumer ProtscOon ■ for wins 6 4 5 8 3 93 ___ 646-3361 The Associated Press Cal 569-7671 on some teams. z "0 “The Green Bay Rickers equip­ 1990: PONTIAC 6000 SE- BARABOO, Wis. — What’s this, ment manager called and said the 4 D n n R a coverup in the National Football terry wrappers we sent weren’t large By JIM TIERNEY R O League? enough to fit five of their 300-pound Manchester Herald ' ' Ybu bet NSW, Ftlll Pb-yiy'eB players. It’s been hectic,” McArthur 2 CO s ir : #1-5040-0 [Sllc#a-4005'0« The NFL has ordered 2,100 robes said. Bridge MANCFIESTER — Coming off a m CO m n ? $ t $ « WSRP $23,576 and wrap-arounds from a Wisconsin Several NFL teams contacted by SALE PRICE $ H 3 g i [SALEPRICE $19,793 ii maufacturer aiming to ensure female The Associated Press this week 27-0 loss to powerful Rockville, the O E q u a l last trump. West ruffed, reporters, twice barred from doing declined to reveal the names of task for the Manchester Ffigh foot­ NORTH u-2-90 Declarer has a simple guarantee their job in locker rooms this season, players who required specially en­ ball team (2-3 in the CCC East, 3-4 ♦ J 10 4 that will succeed against everything won’t run into any more interference Y J 10 8 7 opportunities SAVE SAVE larged wraps or robes. overall) and Coach Mike Masse will S > but a 5-0 trump split. After ruffing the ♦ A K Q J 10 “In my opinion, the NFL wanted be to put that result behind them and ♦ A By James Jacoby third spade he should lay down the to remedy the situation and avoid Greg Aiello, an NFL spokesman concentrate on present matters, queen of hearts. If that wins, he should banning reporters from the locker in New York, said locker room inci­ 33 > WEST EAST continue with a low heart from his 1990 pm m o which is a CCC East game at En­ 4>AK83 ♦ Q762 Today’s deal highlighU the missed hand. As you can see. West can win the B O N N N EViae room,” said Greg McArthur, execu­ dents involving women reporters field Saturday at 1:30 pjn. Y K 5 4 2 Y3 opportunities for both declarer and de­ second heart, but he cannot lead a dia­ I CQUPE tive vice president for McArthur covering the New England Patriots ♦ 8 ♦ 9 7 6 3 fender, West led the king of spades mond and a club simultaneously. NSW, Loadscf, 4 Dogri [ NeW, Loaded . Towels, which received the order. and Cincinatti Bengals spurred the “That’s been the biggest thing,” ♦ 9 8 5 4 ♦ Q J72 against four hearts. When Fast encour­ Whatever happens, declarer cannot be Stk. #2-4046-04. McArthur said his l(X)-year-old order for the wraps. Masse said, referring to gearing up aged with the seven. West continued prevented from playing the heart ace family-owned company has been the Indians for Enfield. “It would SOUTH with the ace and another spade. De­ Aiello said, however, the order ♦ 9 5 and returning to dummy with either a MSflP'$3Dy«0'^’ f ' “hectic” the last few weeks while I have been nice to upset them (Rock­ YaQ96 clarer ruffed. Idly wondering whether club or a diamond to draw the last |SALE PBt$E $15,147, wasn’t intended to imply the league he might make an overtrick. South [SALiPRr(^$g$,|75 working to fulfill the contact with ville). But, I don’t want to lose ♦ 5 4 2 trump. NFL Properties for $40,(X)0 worth was rethinking its position on allow­ ♦ K 10 6 3 played to dummy’s club ace and led And defender West’s missed oppor­ ing reporters access in locker rooms momentum from Windham (who the jack of hearts. When South played of terry-cloth robes and wrap­ Vulnerable: Both tunity? At trick two, if he assumes after games and practices. Manchester beat the previous Dealer: North low from his hand, West let him win from the encouraging seven-spot that arounds. The latter is a towel that week).” the trick. So declarer led a second can be secured around the waist East holds the spade queen, he can JALL_PRICESJNCUJ^^ & DISCOUNTS • OFFER EXPIRES 11/07/Qn ^ ello said, however, the NFL’s South West North East heart from dummy. When East showed shift to his lone diamond. When he gets with 'Velcro closures. position the last 10 years to require East Catholic (0-3 in the ACC, out, declarer put in the queen. West 1 ♦ Pass in with the king of hearts, he can un­ OPEN Mon.-Thurs. 9-9, Fri. 9-8, Sat. 'til 5 The order is one of many the teams to allow both female and male 1-6 overall) will host unbeaten SL 1 Y Pass 3 Y Pass won the king and played his singleton derlead the ace of spades to East and company handles for the NFL, but it 4 Y All pass diamond to dummy’s ace. Declarer reporters in locker rooms will stand Joseph of Trumbull (4-0, 7-0), the get a diamond ruff to set the hand. has created some special problems and the towels and wraps are being played a heart back to his ace. When ^ James Jacoby's books -Jacoby on Bridge" and p L PONTIAC BUICK top-ranked team in the state, Satur­ Opening lead: ♦ K declarer tried to get back to dummy -Jacoby on Card Games'(written with his father, — mainly the one-size-fits-all wraps provided only as an option. day at 1:30 pjn. at Mount Nebo’s with a second diamond to draw the the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at EAST WINDSOR Carlin Memorial Field. bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. sichb n NISSAN MAZDA Never Knowingly Undersold ' East is coming off a disappointing 91 CARS FOR SAi JT COLLISION — Boston’s Reggie Lewis (35) collides with the Jazz Andy Toolson*Tn'7heTr'’S^ _91 CARS FOR 8AT-P- 9 2 TRUCKS S t VANS 10-0 loss to Northwest Catholic Division III ball hibition game Monday night. The Celtics open the NBA season tonight at Boston Garden while St. Joe’s edged Hamden, 3-0. O^LDSMOBILE-1983 TOYOTA-Camry, 1986. FO R SALE Toronado. Loaded, new against the Cleveland Cavaliers. One owner, perfect X exhaust, brakes. A 1976 FORD F-150 Expl. Enfield has lost four straight and condition. $4000. Call CARDINAL BUICK'S beautyl $3400. 643- 646-2783. short bod. (3ood shape is just different is coming off a 19-6 loss to Win­ 7188, 644-6668. needs trans. $600. 5 ^ - dham. Running back/wide receiver 7453. VOLUME- PRICING PONTIAC-Grand Am PONTIAC-Sunbird, 1978, New look Celtics are ready Steve Martocchio is Enfield’s main 1988. 3 Leader, V6. LE. wagon, 2 door, 1977 FORD F250- 65K 1991 BUICK PARK AVENUE By TRUDY TYNAN mits finding the low-key attitude offensive threat. air, cruise, AM/FM automatic. Clean, runs original miles. 38’ tires. SAVES YOU CASH! [1991 BUICK REGAL SPHAM The Associated Press toward football here something of cassette. 26K miles. well. $400. 649-0154. 351, Auto. 4x4. $ ^ 0 0 . a surprise when he first came from That (their record) belies their Excellent condition. 568-7453______1990 BUICKr e a HA talent level," Masse said of Enfield. $7200 or best offer WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass. — A the NFL. for tonight’s NBA opener 1906 F-350 Dump Truck. 659-1353. “LUXURY COUPE" portion of the nation’s longest win­ “We’re just differenL” he said. ’They’re a ball control offense and 45K miles. 4 s ^ ., 351, CENTER Pre-owned company vehicle ning sUeak will be on the line “No one comes here for the they have some people who can hurt 3 yr. 100% warranty. BOSTON (AP) — A new coach. devic. 568-7453. ■ Loaded with Extras. Stock #1247 ■ Saturday when Williams faces postseason play, because we can’L A new point guard. A new, more ag­ wanted to spend another season in you. They have a good-sized line LEGAL NOTICF.q MOTORS Wesleyan for the championship of or the fans or the size of the Bagley was sidelined the entire Italy, but the Celtics won a court and can be explosive." WAS $28,885 SAVE $8,895 SPtC'AL gressive offense and defense. preseason schedule with tendinitis in BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE “Quality Used Cars” ______p fttC t' the nation’s smallest football con­ stadium. The only frustrating thing But will all that add up to a new case against him and he is now their his right knee. The Celtics said starting point guard. Masse cited the defensive perfor­ 1 119,990 ference. is a lot of blue-collar kids don’t The Zoning Board of Appeals 461 Main Street 93 CAMPERS ft result for the Boston Celtics after a Smith, who played in exhibition mances of Dennis Davis and John will hold a public hearing on Manchester, CT TRAILERS The Ephmen of Williams Col­ know about this kind of football.” first-round playoff loss last season On Friday night, he’ll play Thursday November 15. 1990 games, sustained a partial disloca­ Golas during the second half against 1991 BUICKCENTURY SEDAN lege have won their last 19 games Far this is Division III with no to the New York Knicks and the a ^ n s t forward Danny Ferry, who at 7;00 P.M. at the Town Hall 649-4304 ONE PLACE tilt Wpo utility tion of his left shoulder in workouts Rockville. to hear the appeal of William I 4 Door, Automatic. Power Steering, Brakes, V-6, Fuel and share the nation’s longest win­ athletic scholarships, no television firing of coach Jimmy Rodgers? joined the Cavaliers after also play­ 1981 Pont Grand Prix $2,395 trailer. 38 inches by 8 and has a strained rotator cuff in his Sauer of 140 Hebron Road for Injection, AM/FM Stereo, Delay Wipers. Tilt Steering, ning streak with defending revenue and tough academics. The ing with n Messaggero last year. 1986 Chev Cavalier Z-24 $3,995 foot. For boat, cycle, & Some clues should come tonight right shoulder. a setback variance to contruct Includes; Factory Rebate and GMAC 1st Time Buyer Division III champion Dayton. average combined SAT scores for “We dways talked about what it A winning season if still within 1986 Merc Lynx 48K $2,895 snowmobile. $250. 60 when the Celtics open the NBA a cam'age shed. Discount to qualified buyers! Order yours today! Wesleyan University is also un­ the Williams students is 1,330 and Ford is concerned with stopping was going to be like when we 1986 Chev Celeb. Euro $4,995 Thom as Dr. season at home against the the Indians’ grasp and a quick start John H. Roberts, Manchester, CT. defeated this season with six for Wesleyan students it is 1,300. the Cavaliers, who beat the Celtics played each other,” Shaw said. “But 1984 Ford LTD V\bg $3,495 1 1 1 3 8 0 Cleveland Cavaliers, one of the two against Enfield would quickly wash’ Chairman, ZBA 121-115 in an exhibition game last the first game? That is very ironic.” 1984 Dodge Omni 50K $2,395 straight victories. Farley and Wesleyan coach Kevin away any lingering thoughts of 003-11 teams to beat them during the ex­ Saturday night. 1984 Lincoln Town Car $6,495 But don’t look for pro scouts or Spender can’t even recruit off- hibition season. First-round draft pick Brown, the Rockville. campus. “We’re not getting the effort in­ fastest player on the Celtics, is ex­ 1983 Merc Col Park Wfeig $3,995 94 MOTORCYCLES ft network television. “We have an awful lot of growing 1986 Dodge Lancer $4,495 dividually” on defense, he said. pected to back up Shaw at point UQUOR PERMIT MOPEDS “This is what college football Farley’s collection of future to do as a team and as individuals,” “I think it’s important for us as a 9 NOTICE OF APPUCATtON 1983 Olds Delta 88 Roy $3,795 ought to be about,” said Williams doctors, lawyers and stockbrokers “Until each one of these guys makes guard. At times they were on the 11989 Honda Accord LX...... PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK coach Chris Ford said. “We have to team to come out strong in the first This is to give notice that I, 1984 Jeep Grd V\fag 4X4 $5,495 HONDA-1986 CR250. -$13,480 coach Dick Farley, who is not at hold the edge in the Wesleyan a commitment to play defense, court together in the preseason. Never raced, mint 11989 Buick Riviera Coupe...... 1987 Chevy Silverado 4X4...... $13,990 get better defensively because we’re George Catsavas of 124 Cle­ 1975 Cadd Eldorado Con $6,495 --$14,980 series 55-35-5. we’re going to have breakdowns.” quarter,” Masse said. “Traditionally, condition. Must sell. 11988 Chevy Cavalier 4 Door...... 1988 LINCOLN TOWN CAR "’ all abashed that Williams has not there yet. We definitely have ment Rd.. E ^ t Hartford. CT 1985 Ply Caravelle $3,795 --$6,990 1986 Honda Accord Sedan...... $7,980 In training camp, he emphasized if we get off to a good start, we’ve $1300.00. Many extrasi 11988 Buick Skyhawk Coupe..... turned out more government and “This is our championship game “We’ve got guys who can do 06118 have filed an applica­ 1973 Dodge Charger $2,195 .... S6.990 1986 Oldsmobile Ciera...... $4 995 made strides. We’re quicker and done well. I know that (a winning tion piacarded 10/22/90 with 643-8844, 7-5pm. business leaders — William Ben­ and we’re very excited,” said tight defense and running on of­ more things in the backcourt now,” 1982 Ply Reliant V\feig $ 1 ,795 11988 Chevrolet Corsica Sedan. 1985 Buick Skylark...... faster, but we have to improve in a the Department of Liquor Con­ -$7,490 nett and George Steinbrenner both Spencer, who, like Farley is in his fense. Things worked well enough McHale said. “They can put more season) is what the seniors are 1982 Chev Monte Carlo $1,995 11988 Buick LeSabre LTD...... 1985 Chevy Cavalier Coupe...... $3,490 lot of areas.” trol a Restaurant Liquor for -$11,480 fourth year as head coach. during the preseason when the Cel­ pressure on the ball, move it, run shooting for. It’s in their hands. 1982 Pontiac LeMans $1,995 11987 Buick Century Sedan...... played for Williams — than pro The veteran starting frontcourt of the sale of alcoholic liquor on 98 WANTED TO BUT/ -$5,995 Leattierkiterior,' 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Coupe...... $6,980 tics had a 6-2 record. But two wins and shoot a little bit. It’s a backcourt They have full control of that They 1985 Dodge 600 Convert. $3,995 11987 Buick LeSabre Sedan.... football players. Baseball commis­ the premises 51 Hartford TRADE______-$8,495 Power EvetytWnc, 1985 Nissan Pulsar Coupe...... $3 980 It’s also a contest of contrasting Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and were against Denver, which plays 1985 Ford Escort $2,395 sioner Fay Vincent, who captained where we have versatility.” want the program turned around.” Tpko., Vernon, CT 06066. The On^ 33,000 M3es. 1984 Buick Century LTD...... "["[[”.!!!!!!!$4,’890 styles. Wesleyan, led by Robert IVish remains the same. little defense. business will be owned by 1985 Buick Skyhawk $3,995 his freshman football team, ap­ $12890 sophomore quarterback Dave But the Celtics have four new If the fastbreak breaks down, the Catsavas Enterprises, Inc. of 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 We buy clean, late model used I 'prices include FaclwyRebalesI peared headed for gridiron stardom Unlike his predecessor, Ford ap­ East had a couple of bright spots 51 Hartford Tpko., Vernon, CT D’Onofrio, who is averaging 226 players — guards Brian Shaw and parently has the players who can Celtics can get the ball to Bird, who 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,695 cars and trucks. Top prices FACTORY REBATES FROM$250 to $3000 until he fell from a dorm window last week. 06066 and will be conducted yards passing, relies on a run-and- Dee Brown, center Stojko make an iqi-tempo attack and press­ will be 34 next month; Parish, at 37 1981 Chev Camaro $2,595 paid. ON SELECT MODELS... in a student prank. 9 by George Catsavas as per­ shoot game. Vrankovic and forward Dave Ftop- ing defense work. the NBA’s oldest player; and mittee. 1979 Olds Delta 88 51K $1,895 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet CARDINAL BUICK, INC. “I’ve seen the various levels of Senior fullback Adam Alibrio 13.9% A.P.R. FINANCING IS AVAILABLE IN son. On Thursday, they got down to Shaw, Boston’s first-round draft McHale, who turns 33 next month. M-CrVisa Accepted 1229 Main Street ^ "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" football and there’s nothing wrong gained 101 yards on 15 carries while George Catsavas LIEU OF FACTORY REBATEI Williams banks on its running the 12-man roster limit by putting choice in 1988, spent last season Dated 10/24/90 New Arrivals Daily Manchester, CT with the big time,” said Farley, a Bird thinks they can run despite quarterback Aric Alibrio rushed for 0«>*«y muab«onMin||/3MO 81 Adams Street, Manchester attack and is looking for a quarter­ guards John Bagley and Charles with D Messaggero in Rome, but 062-10 Financing Available 646-6464 former San Diego CTiarger who ad­ back. their age. 55 yards on eight carries. The Eagle (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 649-4571 Smith on the injured list and waiv­ signed with Boston to return for this ing free agent guard Sasha Dor- “We haven’t had anybody push­ signal-caller also added 100 yards season. He changed his mind and ing (the ball) I'p before,” he said. 1 through the air on 6-for-9 passing. I 0 16 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990

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LIONEL COTE reasonable pricei could tall neatly Into place In the times PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Today you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you're in­ C arpentry Stump removal. Free ahead. However, to reap their maxi­ might feel a need to confide in some­ volved in any type of team effort today, rtomodeling & Repairs Interior & Exterior M anchester girls win battle of unbeatens ROOFING & SIDING mum benefits you must continue to put one. If this is the case, select a trusted either for work or pleasure, try to mirror ‘Attics, basements, yards cleaned estimates. Spedal Free EsUmates oonslderalton for elderly and •30 Years Experience forth the same honest effort. friend who never revealed what you've the attitude of your co-participants. post and into the goal. 'Hauling Call Brian Weigle told in the past. 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After Fish’s second goal gave proposal today It you restate your case. specify your entitlements in detail. if you have the will and determination to sporting events surrounded by CARPENTRY a complete interior. Know where to look for romance and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A critical do so. Think like a winner. “Marty (Simsbury coach Manchester its 3-2 edge, the Indians Repairs, Remodeling, Addi­ MISCELLANEOUS you'll find it. The Astro-Graph Match­ voluminous amounts of hype fail to Lisevick) and I are good Mends and were on the defensive, effectively situation will be dispatched with relative live up to expectations. tions, Roofing, Wood and Vi­ SERVICES maker Instantly reveals which signs are ease today, because you will trade on For your personal horoscope, we thought it might be a showcase keeping Simsbury from any more nyl Replacement Windows. romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to knowledge you've gained from previous This was certainly not the case HarBro Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. lovescope, lucky numbers fOT soccer and I think it lived up to dangerous chances. .eaf Removal aru experiences. Repetition of old mistakes regarding the Manchester High- its billing,” Erardi said. “We’re real David Patria Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. isn't likely. and future forecast, call “She (Fish) was the key for us Snow Plowing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It's Simsbury girls’ soccer match pleased. We did it up and down the today,” Erardi said. “What we 644-1796 CUSTOM QUAUTY GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There Is a Astro*Tone (95c each minute; Thursday afternoon, featuring a pair Ken's Painting possible you will be much more suc­ possibility today you might be offered lineiq).” weren’t able to do last year was One stop improvements. cessful today in your dealings in the ma­ participation in something advanta­ Touch-Tone phones only). of unbeaten squads. Simsbury wasted no time tying when we received the ball up front, Lawn Service Framing to Painting. of Manchester terial realm than you will be In your so­ KITCHEN & BATH geous that has been initiated by anoth­ Dial 1-900-990-9400 and And, to add further spice, the two the match once the second half we didn’t have anyone with enough Free Estimates Ucensed & Insured. cial involvements. Trade on your er. 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Less Erardi holds the utmost respect YARDMASTERS with the Indians landing the Imock- than a minute later, Daversa kick- for Simsbury, which held an overall Heritage Kitchen & Trees & Bushes Cut Maintenance Co. Powerwashing out blow with 14:10 left in regula­ Yards i Garages Cleaned saved a point-blank shot by Kerry territorial advantage. Commorclal/ResIdentiaL tion. Bath Center Truck i Backhoe Work building repair and home< 646-6815 Wagner. “Take nothing away from 254 Broad Street Snow Plowing Off a comer kick by Kathy Cum- “I¥om a thought process on our improvements. Interior and We’re Here To Serve 1990 FALL Simsbury,” he said. “They pos­ Manchester Any Home Project berbatch and ensuing scramble in end of it, if Simsbury had scored sessed the ball 65-70 percent of the exterior painting, light car­ front of the neL Indian forward 649-5400 Call 643-9996 pentry. Complete Janitorial first it could have been a long after­ time. We’re a blue-collar team. We Sharon Fish headed in the second of service. Experienced, reli­ WALLPAPER HANGING l^ a lc h noon for us,” Erardi said. “But, we don’t have the Lisa Kesselmans. We able, free estimates. her two goals as Manchester came were fortunate enough to either be have to work that much harder. National Guild of away with a 3-2 victory. I YOU CAN enlov extro ★ Professional ★ ahead or tied the whole match. The That’s what we did today.” I vocation money bv ex­ 643-0304 The Indians wound up the regular, C H ILD C A R E CLEARANCE Ftoginald Pinto/M anchM tar Harald initial 12-15 minutes of the second Lifting the psychological barrier changing idle Items In Paper Hangers season with a perfect 16-0 record I v o u r hom e fo r cosh ... IN FRONT — Manchester High’s Missy Jolly (5) and Sharon Fish (6) are in front of the half, they just came at us.” of beating Simsbury off its backs, i R. Starkweather and are the probable No. 1 seed in I with on ad in classified. 6 4 4 -3 1 9 4 LEMANS 1990 iUICK CENTURY Hartford Public net in last Friday’s game. Fish was in the right place twice Thursday as the In­ Jen Brindisi, Tracey Hart and Manchester can now concentrate on J Coll 643-2711 to place vour LICENSED NO JOB TOO SMALL the Class L Tournament. Simsbury, i dians beat Simsbury, 3-2, in a battle of unbeatens. Smith were immense defensively for the state tournament. I od. DAY CARE MOM Instant Service/Free Estimates 4 PO O A 4 DOOR who Manchester may see again, is the Indians while Fish was the of­ “Our kids go into the tournament Bath/Kitcben Remodeling Now has openings for A L L 14-1. One Can Does nAK New loaded Leathar' fensive key. with confidence,” Erardi said. “We AO ES full or part Brno, including 30 Years Experience 6 Td ChooGG Fromi It was the first time Manchester scores, said. “This year I said, ‘No, With 18:05 left off a Cumber- took one monkey off our back. before & after school care In the test. Daversa responded with a spar­ Manchester broke on top with M&M Plumbing & Heating WaU P apering a n d PainUng | has ever beaten Simsbury. Maybe we can go a little farther in Nathan Halo School district. we’re going to go ahead and move kling performance. 17:06 left in the first half. Katie batch comer, Shelley Dieterle’s shot 649-2871 M teiiz,»5.22.,. the tournament this year.” Nice f2imily neighborhood. X years Expwience “Four years I’ve been on this on and finally beat them.’” “Missy came of age,” Manchester Smith served a 35-yard free kick bounded away from the goal. Fish, a 9«t.EP«CE'|M,gE4<^ team and every year Simsbury has ManchMtar 1 2—3 RANDY S.JURICK LINDA Insurance, References and Simsbury held an advantage in coach Joe Erardi said. “People say, into the box. Simsbury goalie Liz sophomore, retrieved the loose ball ShTWtxjiy 0 2 —2 Free Estimates been the thing that holds us back,” the shot department 13-7, including ‘How’s Missy as a keeper.’ I thiiik Schaper charged the ball and and fired a left-footed 10-yarder into Scoring: M- FWi ^ SmItK S- Rohrar, VVbg- EXCAVATING 646-6815 ' nar. Cumberbatch, whose two comer 8-3 in the first half, to severely put she answered a lot of questions punched it overhead toward the the left comer of the net for a 2-1 Backhoe, bulldozer, tractor with #31060 WETBASEMENT3? klARTY MATTSSON Savaa: M- Miasy Davaria a S- Uz Schapar/ Hatchways, foundation cracks, 849-4431 kicks set up the Indians’ final two Indian goalie Missy Daversa to the today.” goal. The ball bounced off the left lead. 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Bsglstered $AVi By LORI BONA HUNT don’t fit some of the hulking players for wins eilth Consumer Protection. Shrub & Tree Installation 6456393 646-3361 on some teams. CalS69-767t The Associated Press 1 ^ “The Green Bay Packers equip­ ROffTI AO 8000:SE 1990 BUICK PARK BARABCX), Wis. — What’s this, ment manager called and said the By JIM TIERNEY O o a covemp in the National Football terry wrappers we sent weren’t large Manchester Herald A Y p N U E M ^ ...... Oe'dioTa'ad^’/^- League? enough to fit five of their 300-pound o m [ Nevv, FOM P o w e rj^ You bet sir : #1-5040*0 players. It’s been hectic,” McArthur 2 C/5 Bridge f Stic #0-4005-0- The NFL has ordered 2,100 robes said. MANCHESTER — Coming off a m c/) MSRP $ t a « MSRP $23,575 and wrap-arounds from a Wisconsin Several NFL teams contacted by 27-0 loss to powerful Rockville, the O SALE PRICE $H3l2:i [SALEPRICE $19J93 J maufacturer aiming to ensure female The Associated Press this week task for the Manchester High foot­ last trump. West rulfed. reporters, twice barred from doing declined to reveal the names of NORTH u-2-90 Equal ball team (2-3 in the CCC East, 3-4 Declarer has a simple guarantee their job in locker rooms this season, players who required specially en­ ♦ J to 4 that will succeed against everything overall) and Coach Mike Masse will S > ¥ J 10 8 7 opportunities save won’t run into any more interference larged wraps or robes. be to put that result behind them and but a 5-0 trump split. After ruffing the M l “In my opinion, the NFL wanted ♦ A K Q J 10 third spade he should lay down the concentrate on present matters, ♦ a Greg Aiello, an NFL spokesman By James Jacoby queen of hearts. If that wins, he should to remedy the situation and avoid banning reporters from the locker in New York, said locker room inci­ which is a CCC East game at En­ 33 > . WEST EAST continue with a low heart from his lOOO.pUTSiREArf field Saturday at 1:30 pjn. 4>AK83 ♦ Q 7 6 2 Today s deal highlights the missed hand. As you can see. West can win the BONNN^iafey room,” said (jreg McArthur, execu­ dents involving women reporters V K 5 4 2 ¥ 3 opportunities for both declarer and de­ second heart, but he cannot lead a dia­ IC O U P E /i:' tive vice president for McArthur covering the New England F^triots ♦ 8 ♦ 9 7 6 3 fender. West led the king of spades New,' Loaded;4 Door “That’s been the biggest thing,” mond and a club simultaneously. , New,'Loaded Towels, which received the order. and Cincinatti Bengals spurred the Masse said, referring to gearing up ♦ 9 8 5 4 ♦ Q J 7 2 against four hearts. When Ea.st encour­ Whatever happens, declarer cannot be ■StK/#1-5T33-0": order for the wraps. aged with the seven. West continued Stk. #2-4045-0 McArthur said his 100-year-old the Indians for Enfield. “It would SOUTH prevented from playing the heart ace family-owned company has been with the ace and another spade. De­ MSRP'r$'1W.;; . ^ Aiello said, however, the order have been nice to upset them (Rock­ ♦ 9 5 and returning to dummy with either a MSRP. $30,460 “hectic” the last few weeks while clarer ruffed. Idly wondering whether SAtEPflCCE wasn’t intended to imply the league ♦ A Q 9 6 club or a diamond to draw the last ISALiPRlCI'm'#' working to fulfill the contract with ville). But, I don’t want to lose ♦ 5 4 2 he might make an overtrick, South trump. was rethinking its position on allow­ momentum from Windham (who ♦ K 10 6 3 played to dummy's club ace and led And defender West's missed oppor­ NFL Properties for $40,000 worth ing reporters access in locker rooms the jack of hearts. When South played SAVE of terry-cloth robes and wrap­ Manchester beat the previous Vulnerable: Both tunity? At trick two, if he assumes m i after games and practices. week).” Dealer: North low from his hand, West let him win from the encouraging seven-spot that arounds. The latter is a towel that the trick. So declarer led a second can be secured around the waist East holds the spade queen, he can JALLPRICESINCLUDE REBATES & DISCOUNTS JOFFER EXPIRES 11/07/90 Aiello said, however, the NH^’s East (Catholic (0-3 in the ACC, S outh West North East heart from dummy. When East showed shift to his lone diamond. When he gets with Velcro closures. out. declarer put in the queen. West position the last 10 years to require 1-6 overall) will host unbeaten S t I ♦ P a s s in with the king of hearts, he can un­ OPEN Mon.-Thurs. 9-9, Fri. 9-8, Sat. 'til 5 The order is one of many the teams to allow both female and male 1 ¥ P a s s 3 ¥ P a s s won the king and played his singleton derlead the ace of spades to East and Joseph of Trumbull (4-0, 7-0), the 4 ¥ company handles for the NIT., but it reporters in locker rooms will stand All p ass diamond to dummy's ace. Declarer get a diamond ruff to set the hand. top-ranked team in the state, Satur­ played a heart back to his ace. When James Jacoby 's books -Jacoby on Bridge" and n U PONTIAC BUICK has created some special problems and the towels and wraps are being Opening lead: ♦ K declarer tried to get back to dummy "Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, — mainly the one-size-fits-all wraps provided only as an option. day at 1:30 pjn. at Mount Nebo’s the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Carlin Memorial Field. with a second diamond to draw the b n NISSAN MAZDA EAST WINDSOR bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. isalch Never Knowingly Undersold ^ 0003922524 Th* Assoclatod PrcM East is coming off a disappointing 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SAT.Tr!" COLLISION — Boston’s Reggie Lewis (35) collides with the Jazz Andy Toolson in their ex­ 10-0 loss to Northwest Catholic 92 TRUCKS * VANS Division III ball hibition game Monday night. The Celtics open the NBA season tonight at Boston Garden while S t Joe’s edged Hamden, 3-0. 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A new, more ag­ Bagley was sidelined the entire Italy, but the Celtics won a court and can be explosive.” MOTORS or the fans or the size of the WAS $28,885 SAVE $8,895 SPECIAL Wesleyan for the championship of gressive offense and defense. preseason schedule with tendinitis in case against him and he is now their BO LTO N P U B U C NOTICE “Q uality Used Cars” stadium. The only frustrating thing 1 1 9 ,9 9 0 the nation’s smallest football con­ But will all that add up to a new his right knee. The Celtics said starting point guard. 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Order yours today! was going to be like when we the Indians’ grasp and a quick start 1986 Chev Celeb. Euro $4,995 Thom as Dr. Wesleyan University is also un­ the Williams students is 1,330 and season at home against the the Cavaliers, who beat the Celtics John H. Roberts, played each other,” Shaw said. “But against Enfield would quickly wash' 1984 Ford LTD V\bg $3,495 Manchester, CT. defeated this season with six for Wesleyan students it is 1,300. Cleveland Cavaliers, one of the two Chairman. ZBA 121-115 in an exhibition game last the first game? That is very ironic.” away any lingering thoughts of 1984 Dodge Omni 50K $2,395 straight victories. Farley and Wesleyan coach Kevin teams to beat them during the ex­ 003-11 Saturday night. Fust-round draft pick Brown, the 1984 Lincoln Town Car $6,495 Spender can’t even recruit off- Rockville. 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Baseball commis­ It’s also a contest of contrasting Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and were against Denver, which plays where we have versatility.” want the program turned around.” Tpke., Vernon, C T 06066. The 1985 Ford Escort $2,395 Only 33,000 MPes. 1984 Buick Century LTD...... "!I!!".!!l$4i890 sioner Fay Vincent, who captained styles. Wesleyan, led by Robert I^ish remains the same. little defense. business will be owned by 1985 Buick Skyhawk $3,995 $12890 his freshman football team, ap­ But the Celdcs have four new If the fastbreak breaks down, the East had a couple of bright spots "V We buy clean, late model used ‘prices include Factory RebatesI sophomore quarterback Dave Unlike his predecessor, Fbrd tup- Catsavas Enterprises, Inc. of 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 peared headed for gridiron stardom players — guards Brian Shaw and Celtics can get the ball to Bird, who last week. 51 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, CT D’Onofrio, who is averaging 226 parently has the players who can 9 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,695 cars and tmcks. Top prices FACTORY REBATES FROM $250 to $3000 will be 34 next month; fhrish, at 37 06066 and will be conducted until he fell from a dorm window Dee Brown, center Stojko make an iqj-tempo attack and press­ 1981 Chev Camaro $2,595 paid. yards passing, relies on a run-and- the NBA’s oldest player; and by George Catsavas as per­ ON SELECT MODELS... in a student prank. Vrankovic and forward Dave ^ p - ing defense work. Senior fullback Adam Alibrio 1979 Olds Delta 88 51K $1,895 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet CARDINAL BUICK, INC. shoot game. McHale, who turns 33 next month. mittee. 13.9% A.P.R. FINANCING IS AVAILABLE IN “I’ve seen the various levels of son. On Thursday, they got down to Shaw, Boston’s first-round draft gained 101 yards on 15 carries while M-C/Visa Accepted 1229 Main Street George Catsavas LIEU OF FACTORY REBATEI "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" football and there’s nothing wrong Williams banks on its running the 12-man roster limit by putting choice in 1988, spent last season Bird thinks they can run despite quarterback Aric Alibrio rushed for Dated 10/24/90 New Arrivals Daily Manchester, CT OalvKy mull b« on bila* II/3CW0 81 Adams Street, Manchester with the big time,” said Farley, a attack and is looking for a quarter­ guards John Bagley and Charles with D Messaggero in Rome, hut their age. 55 yards on eight carries. The Eagle 062-10 Financing Available 646-6464 (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursdavl 649-4571 former San Diego (Tharger who ad­ back. Smith on the injured list and waiv­ signed with Boston to return for this “We haven’t had anybody push­ signal-caller also added 100 yards ing free agent guard Sasha Dor- season. He changed his mind and ing (the b?ll> >’p before,” he said. through the air on 6-for-9 passing. 1 I 0 18 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, November 2,1990 tofANCHESTER HERALD,_ Friday, November 2,1990—19 In Brief. Huskies’ goal is a winning campaign In Brief Bo on the run Swim lesson sign-ups set STORRS (AP) — Connecticut coach points, an annoying fact to Delaware Tom Jackson said although his Huskies quarterback Matt DeGermaro. DeGennaro practice, no hits, and he’s looked good,” Free agent list a record coach Tbbby Raymond. But Raymond was 23 of 30 passing for 246 yards last MANCHESTER — The Manchester Rec Department are out of the Yankee Ccmference title pic­ Jackson said. smd the th r^ straight losses don’t give week as the Huskies beat Richmond, NEW YORK (AP) — Free agents aren’t only getting will hold registration for the second session of swim les­ ture, he doesn’t have to come iq) with any Wesley rushed for 1,162 yards last back in KC him any special incentive against the 42-24. DeGermaro needs 442 passing record salaries, they’re filing in record numbers. sons at the East Side Rec starting Nov. 5 through Nov. 9 inspirational speeches to motivate them, season even though he missed most of Huskies. yards to become the all-time passing Four more filed Thursday, raising the total to 93, three from 6 to 9:30 p.m. “I’d like to say I had smnething chic or three games with a kidney injury. “I get incentive every day because I’m leader in the Yhnkee Conference, passing more th a i^ e record set last year. Ken Griffey Sr. filed, The lessons will start Nov. 12 and run through Dec. avant-garde to say to them, but they’re Jackson said the Huskies, who have By The Associated Press terrified of losing,” said Raymond, who is Maine’s Mike Buck. “ Downing and pitcher Greg Min­ 18. Children must be at least 52 inches tall to participate. too smart for that They know what they won four of their last five, are finally in his 25th year of coaching at Delaware. But Raymmid said DeGennaro’s pass­ ton of Califonua and catcher Terry Kennedy of ^ Fran­ L.essons are $4 per session and a valid Rec membership need to do. The approach we’ve taken playing near the level he ho p ^ when they It’s that strange time of the year for Bo Jackson — The Blue Hens have lost three of their ing is not his biggest worry. cisco. card ($4) is required. since the get-go is to try to get better, and were picked as the preseason \&nkee he’s back in Kansas City to hit holes, not home runs. past four games, including a 17-10 loss to “It’s DeGermaro as a field general Conference favorite. F o^ players sUll are eligible to file by Sunday’s dead- Registration for swim classes for children under 52 in­ we’ve done that the last few weeks.” Jackson, a star for the Royals in the summmer, will that’s our biggest concern. He runs the of­ hne: O ^ M d pitcher Scott Sanderson. Los Angeles out- ches tall will also be held at this time. Those lessons will Maine last week despite piling up 415 lead the Los Angeles Raiders into Arrowhead St^ium The primary goal of the Huskies (4-4, yards total offense. fense very well,” he said. “We’re getting close. We lost a lot of fielder-mfielder Mickey Hatcher. San Diego third be held at the lOH pool at Manchester High. 3-2) is to finish with a winning record, this Sunday to face the Chiefs. Lessons at the East Side Rec are: Delaware has been particularly ineffec­ The offense will have to move the ball people to injuries this season, and this is a to em m Mike Pagliarulo and San Francisco pitcher Jackson said. Connecticut plays two of young football team. But everyone is Mark Thurmond. Many of the same fans who were cheering for Jackson Beginner C: Monday and Wednesday 6:30-7 p.m.; tive in the second half this season. They effectively to keep DeGennaro off the their final three games on the road, in­ back and we’re playing well. I’m glad last month will be booing him this weekend. The game Beginner B: Tliesday and Thurday from 6:30-7 pan.; haven’t scored in the second half in their field, Raymond said. cluding Saturday’s game at Delaware these kids are finally experiencing some Brown leads Japan Classic will be the first sellout of the year in Kansas City, but Beginner A: Monday and Wednesday 7-7:30 pan.; Ad­ (4^, 3-3). past three games arxl have been outscored Jackson said tailback Kevin Wesley, 109-35 in the secrnid half this season. success.” vanced Beginner Tbesday and Thursday 7-7:30 pjn.; In­ The Huskies have beaten the Blue who has missed four games with HANNO, Japan (AP) — Nancy Brown shot a 6- termediate: Monday and Wednesday 7:30-8 pjn.; Swim­ Hens three straight years by a total of six Raymond said he’s worried about the stretchy knee ligaments, likely will play. Kickoff is 1 pjn. Saturday at Delaware under-p^ 66 to t^ e a two-stroke lead after the first NFL Roundup mers: Tbesday and Thursday 7:30-8 pjn.; and Adult Blue Hens defense against Cormecticut “He’s gotten some work this week in Stadium in Newark. Del. round of the $550,000 LPGA Mazda Japan Classic, the Beginner Thesday and Thursday 8-8:30 pan. final tournament of the LPGA season. Lessons at the lOH pool are Thesday and Thursday Broira started with a three-foot chip for birdie on the whether any of Jackson’s baseball buddies will be in the evenings. first hole on the 6,376-yard, par-72 Musashigaoka Golf stands isn’t certain because they haven’t yet called him Only Edberg, Becker remain in Paris tennis Tokyo. She biidied the seventh hole with for tickets. Hultine fires a hole-in-one a 20-foot putt and later birdied the 11th hole with a 28- “Surprisingly, none,” Jackson said, adding, “I’ve got foot putt. RUMFORD, R.I. — Carl “Swede Hultine, 75, former­ By NATASHA CARLETON very good and smart but I don’t think he likes my ^ e . ” improved my backhand, my forehand and volley.” to call Jim Eisenreich.” ly of Manchester, scored the first hole-in-one of his golf­ The Associated Press In other upsets, qualifier Michael Stich of Germany Vicki Fergon birdied the final hole and shared second Jackson played his first game of the season for the V Against Svensson, Lendl’s game started wavering place with Caroline Keggi and Rosie Jones at 68. ing career recently at the Wannamoisett Country Club. ehminated eighth-seeded Brad Gilbert 6-4, 6-4 and Swit­ when a blister on his serving hand began to bother him. Raiders two weeks ago and gained 53 yards on 12 carries Hultine, who played football at Manchester High and R ^ IS — One day after the Fantastic Four became the zerland’s Jakob Hlasek, who ousted M c ^ o e Stefan Edberg and No. 2 Boris Becker Yugoslavia 6-3,6-4. GOING HIS WAY — Bolton High's Dan Toce (17) has the ball, and tries to keep it from week. have sensed it and taken advantage of it.” INAGI, Japan (AP) — Europe’s Ronan Rafferty and of Manchester, and Sherwood Goslee. continued their winning ways Thursday, but No. 3 Ivan Two Spanish players also advanced to the quarter- Cheney Tech’s Justin Kobiish in their game Thursday in Boiton. The Buiidogs beat the Tech- Coach Art Shell said Marcus Allen will begin the Svensson broke in the ninth game of the second set DEvid Feherty beat American opponents as a six-man Hultine owns the Watson Insurance Agency in Lendl joined John McEnroe on the sideline, losing to fii^s. Sergi Brugera beat Marc Rosset of Switzerland when Lendl sent some backhands into the net. The men, 1-0. game at tailback instead of Jackson. Providence. European team defeated the United States 8-4 in the first Sweden’s Jonas Svensson 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 in a third-round 4-6. ^ 1 , 6-3 in a battle of 19-year-olds and sixth-seeded second caused Lendl to throw his racket in the air, a rare “We’re not changing our starting lineup,” Shell said. match Thursday, round of the $1.15 million Four Tours World Champion­ Emilio Sanchez beat Guy Rirget of France 7-5,6-3, fit of emotion. ship of Golf. The game marks only the third time in four weeks that UConn in exhibition tonight Also gone is U.S, Open champion Pete Sampras, who Raoux, who had to survive three rounds of a prelimi­ two NFL teams with above-300 records have played Lendl saved three set points in the following game. Rafferty beat Mark Calcavecchia 71-73, Feherty STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s was upset by qualifier Guillaume Raoux of France 6-3. nary tournament to make the main draw, came from a But he went to another set point when he netted a backh­ Bolton ends year with a win each other. If the Raiders win, they will have a three- basketball team will get to play an outside opponent 3-6. 6-3. break down in the third set to beat the 19-year-old routed Phyne Stewart 71-82, Ian Woosnam beat Tim game lead in the AFC West in their bid to make the and approach shot. Svensson won the set on a service Simpson 68-71 and Mark James beat Wayne Levi when tonight at 8 as the Huskies take on Marathon Oil at the Edberg beat Aaron Krickstein 6-3, 6-2 and Becker Sampras. winner and broke twice in the following set. BOLTON — A good second half much, much better. We had most of game,” Boyd complimented. “He playoffs for the first time since 1985. Harry A. Gampel Pavilion. Levi retired with a bad back after nine holes. ousted Jim Courier 6-1, 7-5 to move into the quarter­ “This is a real downer,” Sampras said. “He was going “I like to play him because I know what to expect,” propelled Bolton High past Cheney our scoring opportunities in the made some saves on shots that Only three other teams in the AFC have winning finals. Fred Couples beat Nick Faldo 65-69 and Jodie Mudd Rjrmer UConn player Earl Kelley will be on the from broke on every shot. He was playing in front of his Svensson said. “And I can control the game. But ob­ Tech, 1-0, Thursday afternoon in the second half and we had a good num­ should have been sure goals.” records. Buffalo (6-1) is at Cleveland, Miami (6-1) is Marathon squad. defeated Berhard Langer 69-70 for the only American home crowd and he had nothing to lose.” viously I have to play very well. And he must not play regular season finale for both boys’ ber of them. We just didn’t finish.” Luke Morford, Bryon Levesque home against Phoenix and Cincinnati (5-3) entertains The Huskies play another exhibition game Nov. 13 at Svensson, ranked 16th in the world, had beaten victories. soccer squads. m the 1988 French Open to end his two-year reian as Raoux, 20, served nine aces but also had eight 100 per cent.” Bolton did connect on one, at the and freshman keeper Matt Neil New Orleans. the Hartford Civic Center against the Soviet natinnat champion. double-faults. The Paris Open is the last regular tournament of the Bolton heads into the Class S 16:40 mark. A Chris Blais shot played well for Bolton. Justin The Bengals, after going 2-3 on a road trip that took team before opening the regular season Nov. 24 against Niekro to pilot Richmond state tournament at 7-4-5 while “Like the last time I played him at Roland Garros, I “He was going for it on every serve. Sometimes he ATP Tour where most of the top players will participate. deflected off a Tech defender and Kobiish, Bob Goulet and sweeper- them to Seattle, Los Angeles Houston, Cleveland and the College of Charleston. double-faulted by 20 feet,” Sampras said. Cheney finishes up at 3-9-3. just tried to do the best,” Svensson said. “I think I played They next will battle in the ATP Tour World Champion­ ATLANTA (AP) — Phil Niekro, who posted 268 of Dave Mortimer was on the spot to back Kettaphone Keovilay also Atlanta, play six of their last eight games at Riverfront “Today I found my serve again.” Raoux said. “I also ships Nov. 12-18 in Frankfurt, Germany. his 318 career victories in an Atlanta Braves uniform and “We didn’t play a good first half. push home his fourth goal of the played well for Cheney. Stadium. last season served as their bullpen coach, was named In fact, they (Cheney) had the better year. Bolton 0 1—1 “It’s good to be home,” running back James Brooks of play,” Bolton coach Ray Boyd Chaney Tech o o—o manager of the team’s Richmond farm club in the Inter­ Matt Marcotte had 14 saves in Scoring; B- Mortimer said. “It’s over with. The fans are behind you instead of national League. said. “The second half we played goal for Cheney. “He had a real fine Savet: B- Matt Nell 13, CT- Malt Marcotta 14 booing you. That hasn’t happened for a while. \bu play harder at home.” Offerdahl, Cross are honored The NFC has even fewer winning teams than the AFC. O 33 San Francisco and New York each are 7-0, Chicago is DO 1“ SCOREBOARD NEW YORK (AP) — Miami defensive stars John Of- Jury keeps damage award at $100 6-1 and Washington is 4-3. ferdahl and Jeff Cross were named AFC defensive s s The 49ers, who will play host to the Giants on Mon­ NEW YORK (AP) — The woman > m Ftower-play Qpportunitiea— Toronto 2 of 3; players of the month for October and Pittsburgh quarter­ one-man panel had ordered the court that he never touched Miller. day night, Dec. 3, are at Green Bay this Sunday. Chicago Detroit 0 o f 3. Flames 2, Jets 1 back Bubby Brister was named the offensive player. who convinced a jury that Mike fornier heavyweight champion to Hockey Goalies— Toronto, Ing, 2-6-0 (34 shots-29 “I’m just happy they saw it as the is at Tampa Bay and Washington is at Detroit, while the WinMpog i g g —1 NFC winners were San Francisco linebacker Charles TVson grabbed her buttocks and saves). Detroit Cheveldae. 7-3-3 (28-24). Calgary g g 2__2 Scholastic pay $1(X) in compensatory damages truth,” Tyson said Thursday. Giants play at Indiamqmlis on Monday night. o CO A — 19,676. Rec H oop Rec Volleyball Haley and Atlanta wide receiver Andre Rison. breasts in a disco doesn’t mind that First Period- 1, VAnnipea Elynuik 4 (Stoen, for the incident. Miller had sought Supporters, including boxing In other games this weekend, Atlanta is at Pittsburgh, z -< Referee— Andy vanHellemond. Lines­ Evans), 15:54 (pp). Pensltiae— Steen, Win she won only $100 in damages. an additional $2.5 million in puni­ NHL standings men— F^t Dapuzzo, Jerry Ratsrrton. promoter Don King, swarmed Dallas is at the New York Jets, New England is at fuoss^haeWng). 134; Evans, Win (roughing), “It was the principle,” Sandra tive damages in her civil case. H H WALES CONFERENCE 5:51; Floury. Col (rougMng). 5:51; Corlyla, Win MHS freshman football Adults Garrison, Martina triumph around Tyson in the courtroom, con­ Pluladelphia, Houston is at the Los Angeles Rams, San Patrick Division Bruins 3, Blues 2 OT (tripping), 8:12; Johansson, Col (intarfarance), NATIONAL — Manchester Property Main­ Miller said after the jury declined to m I The Manchester High freshman football team The jury determined that Tyson gratulating him on the decision. He W L T M QF QA S L L o u is t 0 — 2 Simmons Landscaping 103 (Dave Weston 24 tenance def. Raul's Paint 1215, 187, 158; OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Third-seeded Zina Gar­ Diego is at Seattle and Denver is at Minnesota. 1 0 15:18; Donnelly, Win (hooking). 18:46. dumped Hall High of West Hartford, 348, award any punitive damages o m N Y R a n g e ra 11 3 0 22 64 34 Kant Pope 21 Randy Fedoll 16. Dayton M>ung Manchester Medical Supply def. Nortoenders grabbed Miller after she refused his jokingly pulled a $100 bill from his Boston 0 2 0 1—3 Second Period— None. Penaltiae— Donnelly, Thursday afternooa Manchester Is 8 2 Issac rison defeated Mary Lou Daniels 6-2, 7-5 to advance to The Bills-Browns game will be a rematch of last N aw Jereay 8 5 1 17 54 46 First Period— 1. SL Louis, Hull 16 (Stevens, Schoppm an 12) Amusements Un- 185 7-15 185 Thursday. “He knows he did it. I advances at Bentley’s Disco in Win (roughing). 633; Gllmour. Col (roughing) DeJesus opened the scoring tor the Indians lirixt^ 64 (Dennis Prue 14. Dave Derench 13 pocket and placed it briefly on his Philadelphia 7 6 0 14 X 49 Standings; MPM 81, MMS 6-3, Northenders the quarterfinals of the Virginia Slims of California. Jmuary’s division playoff, won by Cleveland 34-30. The Oates). 8:41. Penalties— G.Cavallinl. StL 633; Cronin, Win (kneeing}, 11:42 Calgary w it) a yard touchdown run. Brian Lucas Jim Richards 10) know he did it. The jury proved that Manhattan on Dec. 10,1988. forehead. lAtashington 7 7 0 14 43 45 68 4-5, Lloyd's Auto Parts 4-5 Network Tavern 4-5. (roughing), 5:16; Nilan, Bos (roughing), 5:16; bench, served by Roberts, (too many men). hooked up with Eric Austin on a 50-yord TD. Top-seeded Martina Navratilova defeated Radka Bills drove to the Browns’ 11 with 16 seconds left, but nr Pittsburgh 6 6 1 13 61 Main won by forfeit over Highland Park Paul's Paints 18. he did it.” Tyson testified during the four- The jurors left the courthouse ^ 53 Marois, StL (tripping), 6:18. 15:32 Johansson. Cal (holding), 17:41. Kavin Banks added the two-point conversion. M arket O O NY Islondara 3 9 31 INTERNATIONAL — Flyers def. PBgani's Zrubakova 6-2,6-0 in a quarterfinal match. Ronnie Harmon dropped a pass in the end zone and Jim 0 6 54 Second Period— 2, Boston, Galley 1 (W esley, Third Period— 2 Calgary, Floury 6 (Macinnis, Austin scored on a 38ysrd run on a fianker A day earlier, the five-woman. day trial in Manhattan’s federal without talking to re{x>iters. Adam s Dhrlalon Christian). 233. 3, Boston, Neely 6 (RuzicKo, Suter), 6:45 (pp). 3, Calgary. Otto 4 (Macinnis), reverse. ------1^8' 15-7.183; ABA/PGT del. Coach's Comer Kelly’s next pass was intercepted by Clay Matthews. Boston 189, 185, 1811; Cummirtgs Insurartce def n . 7 4 2 16 42 46 Janney). 5:51. Penaltlos— Brind'Anmur, StL. 14:57. Penaltloe— Fenton. Win (slasMng). 534; DeJesus scored again on a yatd run while Montreal 7 68 Hawks 189,1810, 187. 6 1 15 46 46 major (fighting), :10; B.Sweeney, Bos, major Gilmour, Cal (Intorferonco), 734; Macinnis, Cel Taherl Turner had a 62-yard Interception tor the Hartford Standings: ABA/PGT 90. Cummings 98 O c/5 4 7 2 10 3 2 44 (fighting). ;10; Stevens, StL, double minor (crosschecking), 836; Amlol, Win (roughing), final TD. Jason Coen added toe two-point cor>- Buffalo 3 5 Hawks 4-5, Flyers 38, Coach's Corner 2-7, 4 10 39 39 (cross-checking, roughing), ;22; Nilan, Bos 1139; Flobarts, Cal (roughing), 1139. version. Corvad LaPoints Intercepted a peus St. Louis sings blues m c/) Q uebec 3 Pagani's 0-9. 8 3 9 40 59 (cross-checking), :22, Burridge, Bos (rougNng), Shots on goal— Winnipeg 124-7— 23. Cal­ while Justin Beurows registered four quarter­ :22; Bourque, Bos (holding), 3:30; CourtneU, gary 12-10-8— 30. WOMEN'S NORTHERN — Bump, SeL SPtat back sacks. Jeff Mlgliore, Brian Peregrin, Powder Puff def. Ansaldi's 183, 189, 1811; Guthrie Fence 9^ 5 Norris Division StL (roughing). 737; Stevens, StL (roughing). Pbwer-play Qpportunitiea— Winnipeg 1 of 5; Sabatha Bell, Pete Rodriguez, Mark Beaulieu, C algary o f 5 def. B&J Auto Repair 1817, 185, 187; Glenn W L T P U OF QA 8:42; Neely, Bos (roughing), 8:42; Brind'Aimur, 1 Jason Dion and Mark Miner also played well. 182-454, Madeiine Dieterle C hicago 9 5 0 18 49 34 StL (roughing), 10:43; B.Sweeney, Bos, double Goalloe— Wlrviipog, Beauregard, 2-80 (X Co. def. Tierney's 158, 915, 158. as noncall helps B’s S L Loula 8 4 1 17 47 38 minor (roughing). 10:43; Stevens, StL (un­ shott-28 saves). Calgary, Vernon, 7-3-0 Foder 182, Gwon Taylof Standings: Glenn Co. 7-2, Bump SeL SPIat S > Detroit 7 4 3 1 7 56 52 sportsmanlike conduct), 14:12; Byers, Bos (un­ (2 8 2 2 ). MHS freshman girls’ soccer DoCaprio 196-514 83, Guthrie Fence 84. B&J Auto Repair 4-5, M innesota 2 9 3 7 38 58 sportsmanlike conduct). 14:12; Dkk, S I. major A — 19.974. Ansaldi's 38, Tlemoy's 2-7. BOSTON (AP) — For years NHL DieterleDtoflrieato''u’ 459, M,iry Jarvis 177-466. Madiini Flyers 6, North Stars 3: Bobby Toronto 2 11 1 5 3 8 66 (fighting). 1430; Nilan, Bos, major (fighting), Referee— fVul Devorski. Linesmen— Randy The Manchester High freshman girls' soccer - L«x**rtth Hair opponents have claimed the Boston Ctoke made his return to Philadel­ Downtown Manchester! , 3 “ SmyUie D iv isio n 14:20; Pederson, Bos (holding), 15:46; Mitton, Pierre Champoux. team defeated Kennedy of Soutoington, 80, to Studio def. Daco Reel & Red 1817, 187 33 > C algary 10 4 0 20 60 40 MacLean, SIL (holding). 1630. cap off an unbeaten season. Manchester 1810; Fbrniel's Inn def. Main Pub 1815 158' Bruins enjoy a big home advantage phia as general manager of the Min­ Los Arigeles 9 3 1 19 61 42 Third Period-4. St. Louis, Qatas 2 finished with a 12-82 record. Karl Barrera playing on the small ice surface at nesota North Stars and nothing has Vancouver 7 6 0 14 39 41 (MacLean), 5:14. Penaltias— None. scored four goals while Jocelyn Schneider 8 ltl^ 6 “' ^ W innipeg added the other score. Heidi Peltier recorded Radio, T V old Boston Garden. changed. He’s still having problems 5 8 1 11 43 44 Overtime— 5 Boston, Neely 7, 3:14. Penal­ Basketball Standings: Bolton Mobil 81, Formal's Inn 7-2 Edm onton 2 7 2 6 29 32 ties— None. the teutout in goal. Also playing well were Erin Hentege Auto Body 38. Locksmith Hair Studio Now they can’t help but wonder winning on Spectrum ice. 2-7, Daco Reel S Rod 1-5 Titursday's Games Shots on goal— SL Louis 4-8-11-1— 24. Bos­ O'NIal, Renee Throm, Sarah Hombostal, Kelly if the Bruins have another advantage Clarke, who was fired after a Boston 3, S t Louis 2, OT ton 12-10-3-4— 29. White, Jen CosminI, Cathy Morlarty and Today ---T^m Fish def. Six Packers Detroit 5, Toronto 4 Power-play Opf»rtunitiee— SL Louis 0 of 3; NBA standings Melanie Fiske. 18 5 1M , 187; Cummings Insurarxio def. with off-ice officials, particularly losing season with the Flyers last Philadelphia 6, Minnesota 3 Boston 0 of 3. 7 pjn. — College hockey: Ver­ Purdy Cotp 183, 158, 183; South Windsor EASTERN CONFERENCE the goal judges. year, saw his new team drop a 6-3 LonDon C h icago 6, Quebec 2 P im dot. Crockett Agency 1215 158 ,1 8 1 1 Goalies— SL Louis, Joseph, 2-23 (29 Atlantic Division mont at Boston College, NESN C algary 2, W innipeg 1 shots-2B saves). Boston, Moog 3-2-1 (24-22). Standings: Cummings Insurance 7-2 Team Cam Neely scored his second decision to Philadelphia Thursday Vancouver 2, New Jersey 1 W L P e t G B 7:30 pjn. — Islanders at Rangers, Fteh 6-3, CrMkett Agency 84. South Windsor A -1 4 .1 1 7 . Boston goal of the game on an unassisted night. Friday's Games 0 0 .000 Football Pizza 84, Six Packers 38, Purdy Corporation Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesman— Gerard Miami 0 0 .000 MSG 1“8. effort at 3:14 of overtime Thursday “It was a little different, but not N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers, 735 p.ta Gauthier, Leon Stickle. Los Angeles at Washington. 8:05 p.m. New Jersey 0 0 .000 7:30 pjn. — Cavaliers at Celtics, CO-ED — Return to Sender def. David & night, lifting the Bruins to a 3-2 vic­ unusual,” said Clarke, a hometown New Vbrk 0 0 .000 Schulman D.D.S. 186, 158, 1811; SFK def FOO’ Saturday's Gamaa Blackhawks 6, Nordiques 2 NFL SportsChannel, WDRC (1360-AM) Chicago at Philadelphia, 135 p.m. Philadelphia 0 0 .ox ^dfiu 11-15, 189, 187; Wolf Pack def. tory over the St. Louis Blues. hero in Philadelphia who helped the Buffalo at Boston, 735 p.m. Q uebec o 1 1—2 Washington 0 0 .ox Sunday, Nov. 4 7:30 p.m. — Knicks at Hornets, 158, 183, 1811; Network Tavern def. In extending their unbeaten streak SL Louis at Hartford, 735 p.m. C h icago 3 g 3 — 6 Central Division Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. WFAN (660-AM) telleybustars 183, 1812 184; Main Pub def. First Period— , Chicago, Presley 2 Atlanta 0 0 .ox Dallas at New \brk Jets, 1 p.m. to four games (3-0-1) after a five- Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. 1 8 p.m. — 76ers at Bulls, TNT A&B Auto Salvage 181, 183, 1811; Nossiff NHL Roundup N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 735 p.ra (Creighton, Thomas), 12:31. 2. Chicago. Peluso Charlotte 0 0 .ox New England at PNIadelphia, 1 p.m. Camera def. Nat Busters 16-14,183, 17-15 game winless i-ought, the Bruins Chicago Minnesota at Quebec, 7:35 p.ra 2 (McNeill, Lemelux), 14:51. 3, Chicago, 0 0 .000 New Orleans at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 10:45 p.m. — Suns vs. Jazz, TNT Standings: Wblf Rack 91. SFK's 7-2 Main Cleveland Phoenix at Miami, 1 p.m. benefited by a noncall by a goal New Jersey at Edmonton, 835 p.ra Roenick 6 (Chelloe. Kucera), 1831 (pp). Penal- 0 0 .000 Pub 93. Nassiff Camera 93. Return to Se^er Hyers win two Stanley Cups as a TRADE-IN SALE! Midnight — Golf: Four Tours Detroit at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. ties—CIralla. Qua (elbowing), 139; Lolsella, Detroit 0 0 .000 Los Angeles Raiders at Kansas City, 1 pm. 6-3. Network Tavern 6-3, Patriots 84. Misfits judge. Indiana player in the 1970s. Calgary at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Quo (tripping), 6:50; Creighton. Chi (elbowing), 0 0 .000 San FrarKisco at Green Bay, 1 p.m. World Championship (delayed), 4-5. Net Busters 38. David & Schulman D.D.S. Boston edged Chicago 5-4 last 15.38; Vttolanin, Qua (roughing), 1831. Milwaukee 0 0 ._.000 Vttoshington at DetrolL 1 pm . The North Stars, meanwhile, con­ Winnipeg at Vancouver, 8:05 p.ra ESPN 2-7, A&B Auto Salvage 1-8, Volley Busters 99 . Saturday night after god judge Ed THURS., FRI., SAT. - NOV. 1-2-3 S u n d a y 's Games Second Period— 4. Quebec, Sakic 9 (Fogarty. WESTERN CONFERENCE Buffalo at Cleveland, 4 p.m. tinued to struggle. Only three teams Sundin). 1:14 (pp). Ponaltios-Lomioux, Chi Midwest Division Chicago at Tampa Biay, 4 pm . Quin did not flash the light on an Calgary at Buffalo, 7.35 p.m. in the 21-team NHL have less points (holding), 33; McRae, Qua (sloshing), 435; W L Pet OB Houston at Los Angeles Rams, 4 pm. - Minnesota at Montreal, 7:05 p.ra Dallas apparent goal by the Blackhawks Bring in your old all weather coat, your beat up winter jacket trade Hammond. CN (slashing), 435; KlmWo. Qua 0 0 .000 — S a n Diego at Seattle, 4 pm . than the North Stars (2-9-3 for seven Philadelphia at Toronto, 7:05 p.ra Denver Los Angeles at Chicago, 835 p.m. (roughing), 537; Sonlposs, Qua (slashing), 0 0 .000 Denver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. with three seconds left. - Houston SATELLITE ANTENNA points). They’ve yet to win on the them in Entire stock of Fall Outerwear, All-weather coats. Leathers, 12:14; Gillis, Que (cross-checking), 13:54; 0 0 .ox Monday, Nov. 5 The Blues, trying to extend a NHL results Thomos. CM (slashing), 13:54; Creighton, Chi Minnesota 0 0 .000 New York Giants at Indianapolis, 9 pm. road this season, with an 0-7-1 and Top Coats included. All Trade-ins will be donated to charity. Orlando seven-game unbeaten streak, pulled (hooking), 18:36; Belfour, Chi, served by 0 0 .xo INSTALLATION record away from home. Flyers 6, North Stars 3 Kucera (high-sticking), 2030. San Antonio 0 0 .xo into a 2-2 tie on Adam Oates’ goal Utah 0 0 .ox Rookies Mike Ricci and Dale Minnesota o 1 2 — 3 Third Period— 5, Quebec, Sundin 6 (Fogarty, early in the third period. Sakic), :47 (pp). 6. Chicago, Larmer 11 Pacific Division Kushner both scored their first NHL Philadelphia 2 2 2 — 6 Golden Stats RE-ELECT (Roenick, Kucera), 730. 7, Chicago, Larmer 12 0 0 .xo Site Survey Then, at the 12-minute mark. First Period— 1, Philadelphia. Tocchet 9 (Mel- LA Clippers goals and Keith Acton added three (Roenick, Konroyd), 18:12 , Chicago. Presley 0 0 .xo lanby, Corhner), 4:39. 2, Philadelphia. Kushnar 8 LA Lakers Rich Sutter appeared to score on a 3 (Creighton), 18:56. Penalties— Lolsella, 0 0 .xo assists as the Flyers snapped a four- 1 (Acton), 18:39. Penalty— McRae, Min (hook­ Phoenix E s tim a te s wide angle shot from the right doubia minor-miscorviuct (roughing), 1637; 0 0 .xo game losing stre^. ing), 16:50. Portland JACK KimUa, Que, major (lighting), 1637; Hough, 0 0 .xo wingboards. The puck sailed past Second Period— 3, Philadelphia, Ricci 1 Sacramento 0 0 .000 Quality Equipment Red Wings 5, Maple Leafs 4: (Horacek, Locombe), 3:06. 4, Minnesota, Propp Quo, garrte misconducL 1637; Thomas, Chi. Seattls goalie Andy Moog, but bounced double minor-misconduct (roughing), 16.37; 0 0 .ox Johan Gaipenlov scor^ two goals 4 (Modano), 8:23 (pp). 5, Philadelphia, 120 Plus Channels McGill, CM, m s^ (fighting), 1637; Murmy, CM Friday, Nov. 2 directly back out in front Somuelsson 3 (Sutter), 18:08, Penalties— Sut­ Otiando at Atlanta. 730 p.m. THOMPSON and Steve Yzerman added the 300th (holding), 19:48. ter. Phi (charging). 8:12: TInordI, Min (holding). Cleveland at Boston, 730 pm. The Blues lifted their sticks, but Shota on goal— Quebec 8-7-7— 22 Chicago of his eight-year career as Detroit *50 off 839; Kushner, Phi (hooMng), 15:42. 9 -1 5 -9 -3 3 . Now York at Charlotte, 7 3 0 pm . STATE the goal light did not flash. A Third Period— , Minnesota, Gavin 3 For Information beat Toronto. ALL OUTERWEAR 6 Power-play Opportunities— Quebec 2 of 5; NewJersey at Indiana, 730 p.m. celebration was premature. When ALL TOPCOATS oten), 2:53 (sh). 7, Minnesota, Bellows 6 Chicago 1 of 5. Vteshlngton at Miami, 8 pm . With his goal, Yzerman became urphy, Broten), 7:16 (pp). 8. Philadelphia, Milwaukee at DetrolL p.m. REPRESENTATIVE Call Bob 646-0 0 1 1 play was halted by a whistle, they ALL-WEATHER COATS Goalies— Quebec, Tugnutt, 2-4-2 (33 8 the fifth player in Detroit history to ALL LEATHERS 1 lilh 2 (Acton, Lacombe), 9:55, 9, Phiiadel- E shots-27 saves). Chicago, BeHour, 8-3-0 Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. protested strongly. score 3(X) goals, joining Gordie phia, Locombe 5 (Howe, Acton), 11:54 (pp). Dallas at Minnesota, 8 pm . (22-20). 13th DISTRICT Referee Kerry Fraser conferred Penalties— Churla, Min (holding), 130; Mellan- A — 17.379. Golden State at Denver, 9 :X pm. Space-age technoiogy Howe (786), Alex Delvecchio (456), by. Phi (holding), 6:13; Churki, Min, miscon­ Referee— Mark Faucatto. Linesman— Shane Sacramento at LA Clippers, 10;X pm with goal judge Vic Rasmussen, Ted Lindsay (335) and Norm '1. duct S37; Gagne, Min (unsportsmanlike con­ Hoyer, Swede Knox. Houston at Portland, 10:X pm. then rejected the argument Fraser duct), 9:55; Smith, Phi (hrioking), 12:14. Phoenix vs. Utah at Tokyo, 11 pm . at Down-to-Earth Prices Ullman (324). Shots on goal— Minrwsota 4-10-14— 28. Canucks 2, Devils 1 Saturday, Nov. 3 and Rasmussen contended the shot Blackhawks 6, Nordiques 2: Sale Ends Saturday, Nov. 3rd Philadelphia 6-8-10— 24. LA Lakers at San Antonio. 3 :X p.m. had hit the crossbar. Television Steve Larmer scored two goals, in­ Power-play Opportunities— Minnesota 2 of 4; NewJersey i o 0 — 1 Indiana at Atlanta, 7 :X pm. replays indicated it had struck the PHIadelphlal of4. Vanrauvar o 1 1—2 Cleveland at DetrolL 730 pm. cluding his 700th NHL point, and Goalies— Minnesota, Casey, 2-5-3 (24 First Period— 1. New Jersey, Crowder 4 Boston at New Vbrk. 7 :X p.m. S S ESTABLISHED 1 8 8 2 bar in the back of the net. Wayne Presley added a pair as the shots-18 saves). Philadelphia, Wraggat 7-3-0 (Fetisov. Kasatonov). 1 2 : 1 1 . P e n a l- Charlotte at Orlarxlo, 7 :X p.m. After the Blackhawks’ loss, coach (28-25). tea— Sandlak, Van (tripping), 1:45; Sn^. Van. NewJersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 pm . Blackhawks handed the Nordiques A — 17,151. double rMnor (rougMng), 538; Fetisov, NJ. CMcago at VtasMngton, 7 :X p.m Mike Keenan had to be restrained their fifth straight loss. D enver at D allas, 8: X pm . Referee— Rob Shick. Linesman— Wsyne double minor (high-sticldng, roughing), 5:08; by his players on the ice. He also Larmer, who signed a four-year, Borwiey, Gord Brossker. Crowder, NJ. major (fighting), 5:10; Coxe, Van, Minnesota at Milwaukee, 830 pm. protest^ formally to the league. 9 major (fighting). 5:10; StawarL NJ, major (fight­ Utah vs. Phoenix at Tokyo, 10 pm. $3.1 million contract Wednesday, Red Wings 5, Maple Leafs 4 ing). 5:22; Si^lak, Van, minor-major (in­ Houston at Seattls, 10 pm. St. Louis coach Brian Sutter stigator, fighting), 532; Darieyko, NJ (tripping), Portland at Sacramento, 10;X pm. scored his 309th and 310th career Toronto 1 0 3—4 7:47; Crowder, NJ. doubia mirior (rougMng), Sunday, Nov. 4 ROACHES didn’t like the call, but took it much goals in the third period to reach the ARE CARRIERS OF DISEASES Detroit 1 3 1—5 15:00; Smyl, Van (slashing), 1530; Murphy. Golden State at LA Clippers, 9 p.m better than Keenan, noting that the 700-point plateau. Rrst Period— 1, Detroit Garpenlov 3 (Fedyk, Van (high-atickirtg), 17:45; Nordnisrk. Van Besides being unsightly and unsanitary ROACHES are vectors of 6 known Fedorov), 434. 2, Toronto, Damphousse 6 (high-sticking), 19:45 Blues outshot the Bruins 11-3 in the Flames 2, Jets 1: Joel Otto diseases and can cause extreme allergic reactions. (Particularly in people (Marols, Thibaudeau), 16:50 (pp). Panol- Secorxi Period— 2 Wncouver, Capuorx) 5 third period and managed to score tles— Rsmage, Tor (tripping), 1233; Detroit ON NOVEMBER 6 scored with just over five minutes (Smyl), 10.32 POnaltles-Maley. NJ. irogor with respiratory ailments). Bliss can effectively control these pests just once. bench, sa rv ^ by Kocur (too many men), 16.33. (fighting). 6:15; Agnew, V ia major (fighting). Calendar we've been doing so since 1882. left in the third period to lead Cal­ Second Psriod—3, Detroit Barr 3 (Djoos, 6 i1 5. VOTE “There shouldn’t have been over­ gary over Winnipeg, moving the Yzamaui), 230. 4, Detroit Yzerman 9 (Djoos), Third Period— 3. Vancouver, Btadsy 3. 6 3 7 . time, plain and simple,” the coach 3:15. 5, Detroit Garpenlov 4 (Fedorov, Fedyk), Flames into first place in the Smythe Penaltlos— Cigor, NJ (hooking). 3:46; Fetisov T o d ay PHONE: said. “You could shoot a hundred 531. Panoltlee— Pjoos, Dat (interference), 8.30; NJ. (rougMng), 18:43; Bozek, Van (rougMng). BoysSoccor Division. M orsK Tor (holding). 14:4Z 18:43. COC Championship DEMOCRATIC 649-9240 pucks at the crossbar and it’ll never Canucks 2, Devils 1: Brian Brad­ Men’s Shop Third Period— , Toronto, Marols 5 (Darrv 6 Shots on goal— New Jersey 5-124— 21. Van­ Coventry vs. Rocky Hill (at Cromwell High), 2 phousse, Thibaudeau), 1:51. 7, Toronto, come out like that again.” ley scored an unassisted goal early 9 couver 11-8-6— 25 p.m. Laarrwn 4 (Kunrers, O k^k), 10:18. , Detroit 8 Power-play Opportunitiae— New Jersey 0 of Cross Country Then, he added: in the third period to lift Vancouver "Celebrating SO Years on Main St." Probert 4 (Corson, Zombo), 1337. 9, Toronto. 4; Vancouver 0 of 3. Stats Qpen Meets (at Wickham Ruk), 1:X “I saw the play, the puck was in over New Jersey. Qiczyk 3 (Clark), 15:50. Penalties— Harman, Goalies— New Jers^, Terreri, 83-0 (25 p.m. P U L L L E V E R 4 A the net. Everybody on the ice saw it Bradley got the gift goal, his third 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester Tor (rougNng), 5:17; Pecuson, Tor, major (fight­ shots-23 saves). Wncouver. Gambia, 81-0 ing), 5:17; Nonwood, Dot major (fighting), 5:17; BUSS ( 21-201. S a tu rd a y was in the net. of the season, when Devils defen­ Chiosson, Dat (roughing), 9:40. A — 1 25 69. FootbaH Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 9;30-5:30 Paid tor by CommlitM to R9Elect Jack EXTERMiNmOSiS “But you’ve got to have some seman Alexei Kasatonov tried to Shots on goiU— Toronto 6-10-12— 28. Detroit Referee— Danis Moral. Linesman— Ryan Manchester at Enfield. 130 p.m. Thurs. 9:30-9;00 11-11-12— 34. Bozak, Bred Lozsrowich. SL Joseph at East Catholic, 1 .X pm. Thompson; .Tojer Nogro, Treasurar. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. respect for the officials’ decision. clear the puck but hit Bradley in­ I’ll leave it at that.“ stead. 0