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BRIDGE BARRIER MISSING Cops Explain How 4 Teens Drove Into River

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Pitrick Flynn/ManohMtsr Harald Pallbearers leave St. Brigid Church in West Hartford Friday after the funeral Solemn procession for Manchester resident Diane Vincent, who was strangled Tuesday in Hartford. More than 150 friends, co-workers and family members attended ^or^murder victim the funeral. Vincent, a security guard, was working at One Commercial Plaza when she was killed. Police have no leads or suspects in the casie. Story on page 2. t : Connecticiit Weather ‘ Bridge biamcade m

REGIONAL WEATHER Aocu-Weather* forecast for Saturday in fatal crash of 4 teens bill signed Daytime Conditions artd High Temperatures By Larry Rosenthal starting today, were planned for officials said they were not sure The Associated Press Laura Lagrotteria, Jill Sawyer how big a gap existed at that time. IcLfcoularl and Miss Christy Stevens, all 19, The accident was the third at the by Reagan NEW HAVEN — Four young and Michael Gallo, 20. barriers since the bridge was people who died when their car Sawyer attended the Univer­ ciosed in August 1987. plunged into a river had driven sity of Rhode Island^ Gallo was a City officials said they are WASHINGTON (A P ) — Declaring the nation one through a gap left when concrete student at Southern Connecticut investigating why public works step closer to being drug-free. President Reagan |6o««o««|49* I road barriers were inexplicably State University in New Haven, crews put up wooden barriers signed major legislation Friday that creates a moved, city officials said Friday. and Stevens was a student at after the accident but did not Cabinet-level drug czar and gives police and the Officials said they did not know Mohegan Community College in return the blocks to their original courts “ a new sword and shield,” including the who moved the two-ton barriers Norwich and a part-time fashion position. death penalty for traffickers who kill. or when they were pushed apart. model. Lagrotteria worked at a Two large concrete “Jersey During an emotional ceremony in the East Room Police also disclosed that a case pizza parlor in East Lyme. barriers” between the blocks and of the White House, Reagan dedicated the moment AOaniic of mostly empty beer cans was Police said they had not yet the river had been arranged in a to his wife Nancy, who made the “ Just Say N o” Ocean recovered from the vehicle. None determined who was driving the configuration that allowed a anti-drug campaign for youngsters the centerpiece of the occupants was of legal car. which belonged to Miss single lane of to cross the of her tenure as first iady. drinking age, which is 21. Stevens. bridge, DiLieto said. They had “ And now in the eleventh hour of this presidency, 01988 Aocu-M M hw . Inc The car was discovered in the One or more of three 4,000- been left in that position even we give a new sword and shield to those whose daily Mill River on Thursday, five days pound concrete blocks in front of after the bridge was shut down business it is to eliminate from Am erica’s streets and towns the scourge of illicit drugs, ” Reagan said. Mancheater and vicinity: Today, morning sun­ after the four friends from East the open bridge were out of place entirely and the concrete blocks “ Our battles aren’t fought by any single person, shine then becoming mostly cloudy. Cool with high Lym e disappeared during a night when the car drove into the river, were brought in, officials said, out in New Haven. nor can they be won by any single bill,” Reagan told in te mid 40s. Light north wind becoming east. city officials said at the news adding that decision was also the in the-glittering, chandeliered room. Tonight, rain beginning by late evening. Low in the The accident occurred on a conference. being investigated. But the president lauded the bill’s tough approach mid 30s. Chance of rain 90 percent. Sunday, rain and dark stretch of road that was shut Wayne Hickox, a traffic repor­ Authorities said the four crash cool. High in the mid 40s. Chance of rain 90 percent. down last year because a 105- ter for radio station WELI in New victims may have gotten lost toward so-called “ recreational” drug users, as well West Coastal, East Coastal: Today, morning year-old swing-bridge was found Haven, said he approached city early last Sunday morning trying as its federal death penalty for anyone convicted of drug-related killings. sunshine then becoming mostly cloudy. Cool with to be beyond repair. The bridge officials, including DiLieto, sev­ to find the ramp to Interstate 95 to high in the mid 40s. Wind north around 10 mph was left in an open position, or eral times since March to pass on return to East Lyme, a town of “ We are one step closer ... to an America that is becoming east. Tongiht, rain beginning by late parallel to the river, so boats complaints from motorists that 15,000 about 40 miles east of New drug free,” the president said as he stepped forward to sign the bill. evening. Low around 40. Chance of rain 90 percent. could pass by on either side. the bridge was not adequately Haven. Sunday, rain and cool. High 45 to 50. Chance of rain Mayor Biagio DiLieto and other blocked. He said be personally The large 1-95 bridge over the f e ll- — I The chamber was packed with members of the 90 percent. city officials told a news confer­ inspected the site at least twice Quinnipiac River is visible from Cabinet and military, congressional .supporters, Northwest Hills: Today, morning sunshine then ence late Friday that an investi­ and found a gap of 5 to 7 feet. the accident site. and police officers and private citizens involved in becoming mostly cloudy. Cool with high around 40. gation had confirmed that con­ But DiLieto said Friday he State police said they received several national anti-drug education programs. Light north wind becoming east. crete road barriers bad bedn could not recall discussing the a report that the four had been Vice President-elect was in the moved, leaving a gap wide issue with any reporter, and drinking at a New Haven bar, audience, seated next to House Speaker Jim Wright. enough for a car to pass through. public works director Peter Du­ Bentley’s, until about 3 a.m. Although President-elect George Bush made a DiLieto said it was not yet known rante said that, according to his campaign pledge to put Quayle in charge of the Sunday. The New Haven Register M rle k Plynn/Nlan4MM4i' H «n n r Lottery when, why or how the barriers records, the department had not quoted several Southern Connec­ nation’s battle against drugs, the bill forbids the were moved. received any complaints about ticut students as saying that INVESTIGATION — Officer Dave De- Street was assaulted early Friday. Police “ drug czar” from holding another federal post. Autopsies determined the four the barricade. Bush, at a news conference in Florida on Monday, Bentley’s had developed a repu­ Pietro of the Manchester Police Depart­ originally reported the incident as a Connecticut daily Friday: ZM. Play Four: 1271 crash victims died of asphyxia by DiLieto said the city had not . indicated he might ask the new drug official-to tation as a place for minors to ment interviews Carver Lane residents rape. Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: 5.13, lO, 21, 32, 40 drowning, the state medical learned until Wednesday, when a drink without being asked for report to Quayle on his activities. examiner’s office said. Results of patrolman visited the site, that proof of their ages. Friday after an elderly woman on the In his remarks, Reagan praised the members of blood-alcohol tests are expected there was a gap large enough for Congress for their efforts, noting that the bill was to be available next week, but a car to fit through. The hole was But Bentley’s manager, John the product of many days of intense debate in the Index police said they did not know closed that day. Thomas, 24, said the nightspot waning days of the session. But he injected a when or if they would be made Police found the blocks out of caters to a mostly black clientele Attack on woman in her 70s personal note when he asserted that the measure public. position after an Oct. 22 car also represented a victory for his wife. Business__ . 33-34 Nation/World. on Saturday nights and that Churches _ . 14-15 Obituaries___ Separate funeral services. accident at the site, but city "these kids weren’t here.” “ This is a very special occasion for every one Classified — . 36-40 O pinion. here, especially Nancy. For eight years, she has led C o m ic s ____ . 23-25 Science/Heahh. leaves some elderly fearful the fight to not only rid our society of drugs, but to Local/State. ___ 2-8 Senior Citizens. .32 banish any lingering tolerance of the notion that Focus______. 17-32 S p o rts ______.41-48 Slain woman’s family joins Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Larry Wilson was to hold a Charles Booth, also of Carver drugs are cool or hip,” he said. “ The nation now Manchester Herald meeting with tenants of the Lane, said that the attack acknowledges what Nancy has been saying for the complex, which is located off “ makes me a little nervous.” He past several years, that drugs give a false high.” Residents of the Westhill Hartford Road, Friday after­ said that a security guard should After giving his wife a big hug and kiss on the in prayer to forgive killer Gardens housing complex for the noon. A similar meeting is be hired for the complex. mouth, the president presented Mrs. Reagan with iHanrhpstpr HrralJi elderly expressed surprise and planned with tenants of Mayfair Another man said that the only the pen he used to sign the four-inch thick bill. fear Friday afternoon at the Gardens, which is located on problems he recalled during his Overall, the bill aims to battle the use of illegal By Nancy Concelman The funeral, held at 9:15 a.m. family spoke at the funeral. He attack of a tenant earlier that North Main Street. 11 years at the complex werejhe USPS 327-500 VOL. CVin. No. 43 Manchester Herald drugs through stricter law enforcement, tougher Friday at the church, was “ very referred all questions about Di­ day. Wood said that Wilson would thefts of furniture and the theft of penalties, and increased treatment, rehabilitation well attended,” Sherer said. ane to her twin sister, Donna, who While some residents seemed give the residents tips on how a pocketbook. and education. It also outlines a fund to help Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher The family of a Manchester Fam ily and friends joined with Victor said helped arrange the not to be frightened by the they could protect themselves. “ That’s the first (time) anyone drug-producing countries suppress illicit George T Chappell Dennis M Santoro woman murdered in a Hartford Editor Advertising Director Sherer at a wake held Thursday funeral. incident, others were fearful and A woman at the complex who has ever been accosted here,” substances. office building Tuesday prayed night and at the funeral in When asked about her sister, recalled the murder of 88-year- didn’t want to be identified said said the man, who didn’t want t » But it actually provides only about 3500 million for Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen that God would forgive her killer Executive Editor Composing Manager praying for God to forgive her Donna Vincent said, “ No com­ old Bernice B. Martin last year at Friday afternoon that a man had be identified. spending, which barely covers a third of the $1.4 at her funeral Friday, the minis­ killer. They also prayed for the ment, but thank you for calling." the Mayfair Gardens senior citi­ knocked on a neighbor’s door at While surprised by the atfack, billion in first-year costs envisioned by the bill. Jeanne Q Fromenh Robert H Hubbard ter who presided over the service Business Manager Pressroom Manager soul of Vincent and for her family, Vincent was born in Hartford zens housing complex in the about 1 a.m. Friday and asked to he wasn’t concerned about his The bill calls for the new president to name the said. he said. Frank J McSweegan and lived in West Hartford for 26 North End. use the phone. The man left when own safety. “ If they attack me. Cabinet-level drug czar, a post that payr$99,500 a Denise A Roberts The Rev. Richard Sherer of St. Personnel Manager Circulation Director The fam ily's feeling was one of years. She attended St. Brigid Police said that a Carver Lane the woman told him she didn’t they attack me,” he said. year and must be confirmed by the Senate. Brigid Church in West Hartford “ prayer, faith and forgiveness, Church. She moved to Manches­ woman in her 70s reported the have a phone. Eva Desroches was one resi­ The czar, officially known as the National Drug Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by the said Friday night that more than too.” Sherer said. “ They all ter 10 years ago. attack to police at 2:25 a.m. "H e must have gone from her dent who was not surprised. Policy Director, is required to develop a document Manchester Publishing C o . 16 Brainard Place, Manchester ISO friends, family members and seemed to concur on that.” Her neighbors at 689 Main St. Friday. Police spokesman Gary house to (the victim ’s ),” the outlining an overall plan for enforcement and Conn 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn co-workers attended the funeral “ You never know. You hear so Postmaster; Serut address changes to the Manchester Heraio. “It’s (the murder) a terrible described Vincent as "quiet and J. Wood originally described the woman said. treatment programs, known as the National Drug for 34-year-old Diane Vincent of many things around this place,” P O Box SOI Manchester. Conn 06040 thing in itself,” he said. “ But I friendly” and said they were incident as a rape, but later Wood said police have not Control Strategy. If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 689 Main St. Vincent, a security she said." told them that God has a way of “ shocked” at her death. Victor Friday he said that for the time linked that incident to the attack. The law grants the new official virtually a m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable guard who was working at One Yvonne Lemire, another resi­ to your carrier, call subscriber service at ^7-9046 by 6 turning even things like this into Vincent said Thursday he didn’t being it was being termed simply The same woman recalled unprecedented powers, particularly in the right to Commercial Plaza in Hartford, dent, said, “ I ’ m not frightened, p m weekdays for delivery In MarKhester something saving and redeem­ know why anyone would want to an assault. Martin’s murder on March 7, intervene in the budget-making process of govern­ Suggested carrier rates are $1 60 weekly. 17.70 for one was strangled early Tuesday, but I ’ll just be more careful about ing, like his son’s own death on the kill Diane. Police have not identified a 1987, in her M ayfair Gardens ment agencies. month. 123 10 for three months, $46 20 for six months and Hartford police said. cross. I ’m sure this can have locking my doors. $92 40 for or>e year “ These things are things that suspect. Wood said that the apartment. Police have no sus­ The 30 or so agencies involved in anti-drug Police said Friday they have no The Manchester Herald is a member of the Associated Press some meaning with Diane’s we can’t fully understand,” assailant was in his early 20s, but pects in that case. None of the residents inter­ programs will be required to submit their proposed leads or suspects in the murder the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press death, too.” Sherer said Friday. “ God does otherwise the victim’s descrip­ She said, “ I don’t like all this viewed said they had heard drug budgets to the czar, who will have the power to Association and the New England Newspaper Association. and are continuing the Vincent’s father, Victor Vin­ not expect us to understand but to tion was too vague to be useful. happening. Like I say. I ’m still anything unusual early Friday revise them if they do not comply with the strategy investigation. cent, said Friday no one from the accept them.” Community Relations Officer shaking from what they tell.” morning. document. , t t , I 1 » I t « » \ > I I < Lowest bid LO C A L & ST A T E for lodge I Bolton native beats the odds but loses is $182,450 By Douo Bevins AAanchester Herald “This was the beginning of the Bv Nancv Concelman ^ T-i and Andrew Yurkovskv Rep. Jim Bates. D-Calif., looked like a sure end for Jim Bates. By beating the Manchester Herald winner. The three-term incumbent had 18 years Republican voter registration of political experience .and name recognition, The town received three bids ranging from and his gerrymandered district was so lopsided figure, we demonstrated that Jim $182,450 to $284,082 Friday for the design and in Democratic registration that he had never Bates is vulnerable in 1990.” construction of a new lodge building at Center polied less than 64 percent of the vote. — Rob Butterfield Springs Park, an official said. Despite the odds, lawyer Rob Butterfield Jr., a General Services Director Gerald Dupont opened native of Bolton, was upbeat about the San Diego Ihe low bid of $182,450 from Zalungo Millworks of campaign. He had won the GOP primary in June, Ashford. he had been to the White House to meet the volved in the race at the start, contributed Aldrich Construction Co. Inc. of Manchester president and vice president, and he was getting $50,000. submitted a bid of $185,100 and DMC Construction ready for a tough race in his first try for elected “We didn’t h^ve enough time to get a full-blown Co. of Manchester, submitted the high bid of office — in California’s 44th Congressional organization going,” Butterfield said. “We ran a $284,082. District. really tough race, but we were outspent three to The proposed lodge, estimated to cost $230,000, But he was realistic about his chances. “I one,” he said. would replace another which was destroyed by fire. wouldn’t bet my life on being a congressman this Butterfield said he spent about $160,000. Bates The new lodge should be a “community room” fall,” he said in August.,^ He explained the had budgeted a “bare-bones” $100,000 for his with a minimum capacity of 50 people, according to 56-to-32-percent Democratic edge in the inner- re-election campaign, but the harassmentclaims bid specifications. ’The lodge would also serve as a city district, and he acknowledged that he and Butterfield’s sharp, caustic attacks forced “warming area” for skaters on the five-acre pond probably couldn’t win. him to boost hjs spending to more than $400,000. and as temporary adminstrative offices for seven He didn’t. Although his campaign was underfinanced. employees of the Recreation Department because When the votes were counted last week. Bates Butterfield hired two San Diego political of the reopening of Highland Park School. had beaten Butterfield by a better than 3-2 ratio, consultants known for their tough tactics. He The lodge would be located on the northern bank 85,315 votes (60 percent) to 51,646 (36 percent). immediately began to hammer Bates relent­ of the pond at the 55-acre park, which is scheduled to The outcome wasn’t surprising, even though lessly on the harassment allegations. undergo $200,000 to $400,000 worth of improvements. Bates had been tarred by allegations of sexual But Bates turned the tables on Butterfield, the Specifications left the architectural style of the harassment and verbal abuse of his congres­ San Diego Union reported. Bates launched his building and specific location up to the contractor. sional staff. own hard-hitting advertising campaign, accus­ Town Director Theunis “Terry” Werkhoven, who Butterfield, 37, a graduate of Bolton High ing Butterfield of unethical conduct and poor has criticized allowing the contractor to choose the School, Boston University and the University of attendance during his service on the city site, also said Friday that ail three bidders proposed San Diego School of Law, said that despite his retirement board, of flip-flopping on the issues, buildings that are roughiy the same size but in loss he had a “great experience” and has a lot of and of running a smear campaign. different locations. options in his new political career. Butterfield, in an interview with the Lo.s Angeles Time, conceded that the timing of the Bid specifications identify a general area in which After law school in 1977, Butterfield, son of to locate the building. Bidders could use the existing Manchester physician Robert K. Butterfield, allegations appear to lend credence to Bates’ foundation, specifications said. The fioor design worked in California befpre coming home to claims that the charges represented “an was also left up to contractors. A floor plan included Connecticut to join a Hartford law firm. He orchestrated Republican smear.” in the specifications was “illustrative only,” re.tumed to San Diego about two years later and “A lot of people just didn’t believe or weren’t ready to believe the charges.” Butterfield said. according to specifications. since then his law practice has involved The general location of the building was the employee benefits. He is a partner in a “I think the voters gave him the benefit of the subject of criticism by a resident in September. 42-attomey firm. doubt.” In his dozen years in California, he has become Bates disputed most of the allegations but Robert Samueison of 108 Hemlock Drive wrote in a well-known for helping create the Child Abuse admitted that he had engaged in occasional letter published in two newspapers that the Center Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Foundation of San Diego County. He has been T O U G H LOSS — Campaign posters like this “careless behavior.” He accused Republicans of Springs Park Committee, appointed by the directors to work on the park renovation project, CHRISTMAS SPIRIT — Town of Friday. Four children who win a active in several other civic organizations, and one weren’t enough for Bolton native Rob “trying to blow up a small thing into the crime of proposed to locate the building over a sewer line and Manchester firefighter John Rivosa Jr. Manchester Herald dravying will turn on twice he was named one of the city’s outstanding Butterfield to beat Incumbent Democratic the century.” After the results were in. Bates and Butterfield worsen existing drainage problems. hangs Christmas lights on the tree in young citizens by the San Diego Jaycees. Now. Rep. James Bates in California’s 44th Director Stephen T. Cassano, co-chairman of the the lights at 6:30 p.m. Friday. he’s looking at the possibility of becoming had different views of the race, even though they front of St. James Church on Main Street Republican chairman for San Diego County, and Congressional District. Butterfield says he'll agreed it had been a negative campaign. committee, criticized Samuelson’s statements. he said he will seriously consider another run try again. The convincing victory, though by a smaller against Bates in 1990. margin than in past elections, was a “repudiation Butterfield was given virtually no chance of cruel, verbally abusing his staff and throwing of smear tactics,” Bates said. “I’m glad it’s over. General comes to town winning until the charges against Bates arose in temper tantrums. It was the toughest race .. . It was also the most Roll Call, a small but well-read weekly Then last month, two former female staff bitter.” he said. ’The adjutant general of the state will visit the newspaper that covers Congress. The late- members filed complaints with the House “This was the beginning of the end for Jim Manchester Army National Guard Armory at 330 September story was picked up by other Committee on Standards of Official Conduct. The Bates,” Butterfield said. “By beating the Main St. at 10; 30 a.m. today. r^ shiior-is - Cjifts ■ B rid a l newspapers, and it became the focus of case is pending. Republican voter registration figure, we demon­ Major General John T. Gereski will be accompan­ Butterfield’s highly negative campaign. After the allegations surfaced. Butterfield said strated that Jim Bates is vulnerable in 1990.” ied by Boy Scout officials and of Staff Colonel Staffers and former staffers had told Roll Call he went on the attack. But there wasn’t enough David D. Boland. They will oversee and assist that Bates. 47, requested “hugs” daily so he time to upgrade his operation or attract more This story Includes reports from ’The Asso­ Guard personnel and volunteers to distribute GRAND OPENING SALE "would feel better” and "have more energy.” donations, even though the National Republican ciated Press and Scripps League Newspapers’ non-perishable foodstuffs to food pantries, soup Roll Call said the congressman was described as Congressional (Committee, which wasn’t in- Washington bureau. kitchens and emergency shelters. % o « The food is being collected as part of Gov. William prices T O’Neill’s “Care and Share Food Program. ” Gereski 20-40 also is scheduled to visit the Norwich and Small firehouses planned In north, south Southington armories. Local Boy Scouts collected Unique Imported Gifts food donated from residents this week for the ■ Hand Crafted Sterling Jewelry relies on the existing McKee Street firehouses at the same time. between the town and Eighth Utilities program. Bv Nancv Concelman Some 500 guardsmen statewide have volunteered • Natural Cotton, Silk and AAanchester Herald fire station, the School Street station The town must get preliminary District over fire and sewer jurisdic­ Woolen Fashions from India and Town of Manchester Fire Depart­ recommendations from iocal and tion in the North End, the town would to box. deliver and distribute food collected by the ■ Elegant Gowns for Holidays and Bridal Two small firehouses may be built ment headquarters on Center Street, state fire officials before any concrete sell the Buckland fire' station off scouts. Twenty-two Connecticut Army National Tolland Turnpike to the district for Guard Armories have been designated as drop off at opposite ends of town to supplement he said. proposals are made, Cassano said. Sale Ends Wed., Nov. 23rd sertdces provided by larger stations, A small firehouse to serve the north Cassano said the town has consi­ $750,000, making a small, town-owned points, in addition to churches and synagogues. a member of the town Board of end also will be needed because of dered building a smaller station in the fire station necessary in that area, he Gereski’s party will fly by helicopter from Directors said Friday. plans by the town to sell its firehouse south end for about 10 years. An said. Hartford to the Armed Forces Reserve Center in 643-5692 in Buckland to the Eighth Utilities earlier proposal to build a station “We know we’re going to do Norwich and go from there to the Southington O pen M-S 10-6 Democratic Director Stephen T. Thure. Till 9 PM 7,57 .'VIAIN STREET ■ MANCHESTER Cassano said a one-bay facility would District, Cassano said. He said the there failed because of opposition something (there) because we’re Armorv. probably be sufficient to serve the Democratic majority on the Board of from neighbors, Cassano said. negotiating with the Eighth District.” south end of town. The area already Directors wants to build the two Under a proposed agreement he said. Calendar ‘Can1 build beds fast Local & State Giohfriddo tapped to head Musicians cooi to pian Manchester so prisoners must be released HARTFORD (AP) — The president of the union Monday representing striking Hartford Symphony musi- Appropriations Committtee Eighth Utilities District monthiy meeting. By Judd Everhart it,” he said. “The important thing is to have Mayfair Gardens, 7 p.m. cians satd Friday he has “strong reservations” HARTFORD (AP) - State The Associated Press Reps. Edward C. Krawiecki, some punishment other than about management’s proposal for binding arbitra- stint there. She is said to be in line —Rep. Doreen DelBianco, D- Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center R-Bristol, and Robert Ward, jail,” Carbone said. tton to end the dispute. Rep. Paul Gionfriddo, a liberal for a deputy speaker’s post. Waterbury, Public Health hearing room, 7 p.m. Middletown Democrat, was HARTFORD — Leaders of the R-North Branford, said release The state is in the eariy stages symphony s board of directors proposed The current Finance Commit­ Committee. state’s Prison and Jail Over­ criteria should be tightened so of a four-year, $350 million prison tapped Friday to chair the tee chairman is Rep. Ronald L. —Rep. Gabriel J. Biafore, b nding arbitration during a meeting Thursday legislature’s budget-writing Ap­ Tneoday crowding Commission said Fri­ that killers are ineligible. They and jail expansion program that night with union leaders as a means of ending the Smoko, D-Hamden, who mounted D-Bridgeport, Insurance and Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room, day that the inmate population mentioned the New Haven sniper is to add 4,600 beds to the system. propriations Committee during an unsuccessful challenge to Real Estate Committee; a 7-week-old musicians strike. the 1989 session, when the state’s 7:30 p.m. remains Just under iegal limits case of Juan A. Vega and the case “In spite of this effort, the past William D. Steinberg, president of Greater House Majority Leader Robert F. reappointment. and there is no alternative but to of Steven Asherman, convicted of year’s experience has been one of budget problems will be hot Frankel this year and, as a —Rep. Lawrence Anastasia, Hartford Musicians Local 400, said the union would issues. release some prisoners before stabbing a fellow medical student barely holding the line for police, take a few days” to study the proposal before consequence. Is not expected to D-Norwalk, Public Safety Com­ their sentences are completed. in 1978. courts and corrections alike,” the making a decision. The state has a $56 million get a significant leadership post mittee; a reappointment. Andover deficit this year and budget for the coming session. “How could you not have a Carbone said Class A felons, draft states. "We’ll ^ looking into what has been the history of Other reappointments an­ Monday program of this type?’’ said those convicted of the most officials predict a gap as high as Gionfriddo was one of only a nounced this week were; Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office our field in binding arbitration.” Steinberg said. $400 million between current- William H. Carbond, commission serious crimes, are ineligible for David Snead, the symphony's director of handful of legislators to publicly —Rep. Mary M. Mushinsky, Building, 7:30 p.m. chairman. “You can’t build beds the supervised home release Asking for trouble? services spending levels and endorse Toby Moffett two years D-Waliingford, Environment niarketing. said that under the proposal, striking exisiting revenues for the 1989-90 fast enough.” program. Some Class B felons are Don’t lock your car musicians would return to work while negotiations ago when the former congress­ Committee. Earlier in the day, some also Ineligible, he said. budget year beginning July 1. man was challenging Gov. Wil­ —Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, HARTFORD (AP) - When you continue. He said such an arrangement would allow Gionfriddo’s appointment was liam A. O’Neill for the Demo­ Bolton Republican legislators proposed He called the program very the symphony to resume its season. The strike has D-Rocky Hill, Judiciary a 90-day moratorium on early successful, noting that 89 percent fail to lock your car you’re asking announced by House Speaker cratic gubernatorial nomination. Committee. Monday release of prisoners and called for for trouble, says Charles F. forced cancellation of nearly 30 events already. Irving J. Stolberg, D-New Haven, of those who are allowed to Symphony President Morton Handel said binding As Appropriations Committee —Rep. Naomi K. Cohen, D- Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7 a legislative review of the sys­ participate in it complete it Wright. who has been announcing com­ chairman, Gionfriddo will have to Bloomfield, Education p.m. Wright, an assistant vice presi­ arbitration represents the “fairest and speediest” tem. They said there should be no successfully. way to the end the strike. mittee chairmanships this week. work closely with the governor’s Committee. Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. release of anyone who has been Carbone said the maximum dent at Aetna Life & Casualty, office. He said Friday that his —Rep. Thomas Ritter, D- Board of Health, Bentley Memorial LJbrary, 7 says 80 percent of the cars stolen Stolberg said he had not yet convicted of killing or seriously capacity of the state prison decided whom to appoint chair­ past support of Moffett had long Hartford, Banks Committee. p.m. iujuring someone. system is 7,136 males and 524 last year were left unlocked. Brain injured get ‘home’ been put behind him and he —Rep. Rep. Raymond M.H. He says other steps you can man of the tax-writing Finance Charter Revision Commission, Bolton High The issue was back in the news females. As of Friday, he said, BRISTOL (AP) — Homeless people suffering anticipated no problems working Joyce, D-New Britain, Energy School. 7:30 p.m. take to prevent your car from Committee. That critical com­ with O’Neill. this week with a report that a there were about 7,130 males and from traumatic injury will soon be able to take mittee is expected to grapple with and Public Utilities Committee. sniper who killed a woman in New 504 females. being stolen include: ■ Parking it in a well-lighted shelter in a three-story house in Bristol that will be ways of increasing state revenues All legislative committees are Haven in 1983 had been let out on He said criminal arrests have renovated, officials announced Friday, — either through tax or fee Coventry home release after serving four skyrocketed this year, noting, for area. joint committees, with one co- Thinking of ■ Locking luggage, packages, The home will be able to accomodate six people, increases — to balance the 1989-90 chairman each from the House Monday years of a 12-year sentence. example, that drug arrests went plus provide quarters for a live-in staff, U.S. Rep. budget. Romodoling For Carbone said there are 2,800 from 14,874 in 1987 to an antici­ sound equipment and other valu­ and Senate. Chairmen come from Women Infants and Children, Town Office ables in the trunk of the auto Nancy Johnson said Friday. the party in the majority and Building, 1 to 2 p.m. inmates now taking part in the pated 23,000 in 1988. It will be the first in Connecticut for homeless TBI Among the leading contenders The Holidays? early release and supervised The criminal justice system, he where they can’t be seen. for that post are David Lavine, serve for two years. Town Council, Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. ■ Park with the front wheels victims and marks the first use of a new program to Call Nutmeg East Tuesday home release programs and that said, “is being overwhelmed.” ue state-owned surplus property to adress the D-Durham, now a deputy House Other committee chairmen there is no way even a modest The commission is preparing a turned sharply to the right or left speaker, and Rep. Miles S. Library Committee, Booth and Dimock Memorial to make the car difficult to tow. homeless problem, officials said. named Friday: Contracting Library, 7:30 p.m. percentage of them could be kept report for submission to the The U.S. Department of Housing will provide Rapoport, D-West Hartford, De­ —Rep. Martin M. Looney, Conn. Llootm a in jail, given current conditions. General Assembly in January. A ■ Don’t leave the car running mocratic leaders say. even for a quick errand. $200,000 to renovate the house. D-New Haven, Planning and Sptolalixing In • Duekt “If you look at the numbers, draft reviewed Friday indicated The state Department of Housing will provide the The current Appropriations Development Committee. • Painting • Qanaral Carpantry you’d be hard-pressed to justify a the commission would recom­ remaining $220,915 for the renovations The state Committee chair is Rep. Janet —Rep. William A. Kiner, D- No Job Too Small moratorium,” Carbone said at mend a greater emphasis on department also will provide technical assistance Polinsky, D-Waterford, who said Enfield, Government Adminis­ ‘Super' zoning the end of a commission meeting alternatives to incarceration, and administer the federal grant, department she did not want another two-year tration and Elections Committee. Eatimataa 872-4602 that coincidentally began at the such as greater fines and in­ EMERGENCY spokesman Bil] Wheeler said. same time the GOP lawmakers creased use of probation and Fire — Police — Medical The Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury Associa­ plan proposed were making their proposal. restitution to victims. tion will develop the treatment program at the “If you ... reincarcerated 2,800 Such alternatives now save the D IA L 911 Bristol location, and the state Department of people you’d be way over the equivalent of 3,500 beds a day, In Manchester Human Resources will provide $100,000 a year for HARTFORD (AP) — A state appeals board for legal gap. You just could not do according to the draft report. operating expenses. developers whose housing proposals are rejected by CTBIA, founded in 1982 and based in Rocky Hill, local zoning authorities wiil be proposed during the has roughly 1,300 members and acts as an advocate General Assembly’s next session, a legislator said. for brain-injured people and their families. It also Thank you, provides social work, programs and other services Rep. Walter S. Brooks, D-New Haven, co- to the brain injured and their families. chairman of the legislature’s Housing Committee, Manchester said Thursday that the proposal would be a means of Bomb blamed on ‘Angels’ promoting affordable housing in Connecticut. 20% DISCOUNT ON NORWALK (AP) — Authorities suspect that The housing appeals board was mentioned by the Seasm s members of the Hell’s Angels motorcycle gang for your state’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Housing as one PERSONWiZED manufactured and sold a pipe bomb to an animal of several potential ways to help increase the state's rights activist accused of planting the device stock of affordable housing. CHRISTMAS outside a company that conducts experiments on Currently, the only recourse for a developer live dogs, a published report said Friday. support whose proposal is rejected by a local zoning board is OIRDS The Hour of Norwalk also reported that a paid to sue in court. informant who tipped off U.S. Surgical Corp. about the bomb at its headquarters is the same person who The housing commission, in draft recommenda­ allegedly drove the animal activist to the company and tions released this week, said its members beiieve on Nov. 11. that “some mechanism must be provided for Ordei now. In lime for Fran Stephanie Trutt, 33, of New York City has expeditiously reviewing the consistency of local the- holiday seoion. been charged with attempted murder, possession of land use decisions with local housing needs in those We hove a beoulllul selec­ explosives and manufacturing a bomb. She’s being confidence communities where there is unmet need for tion In a variety ol styles to held in lieu of $500,000 bail, awaiting a hearing in affordable housing." please your personal taste. Stamford Superior Court Nov. 29. Brooks, however, expressed doubts about the Federal authorities also have filed a pre­ in me. appeal board proposal’s prospects during the indictment complaint charging Trutt with posses­ upcoming iegisiative session. sion of unregistered firearms, according to a “I’m not sure that it will go forward,” he said. spokesman for the U.S, attorney’s office in New House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg compared the York, housing crisis to the state’s problems with solid The Hour, quoting anonymous sources, reported Sincerely, waste disposal dilemma, and said both problems that authorities believe the motorcycle gang will be solved only through statewide cooperation. provided Trutt with the powerful radio-controlled “Local autonomy is something that is highly pipe bomb found at U.S. Surgical and possibly with Susan Buckno respected in Connecticut, and will continue to be," 85 East Center St., Manchester three similar devices later discovered in her he said. “I think a cooperative effort can be made 649-5268 apartment. among virtually all communities in Connecticut in Members of the Hell’s Angels demonstrated the recognizing their responsibilities in both these force of the bomb by exploding one for Trutt before arenas.” she allegedly ourchased i*. 'he newsnaoer .said. .t*u s. The department did not urge U.S. The department said Walsh had over­ MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union on Friday District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell to stated Congress’ power to regulate the Spend 5 days at the 5-star Colon Never-before-seen tootage ol recognized the proclamation of an independent dismiss the major charge that North, conduct of foreign affairs and covert the landmark 1967 Monterey Palestinian state in a careful gesture to its Arab International Hotel in Quito, former national security adviser John M. intelligence operations. Pop concert that launched the Fall Centerpiece career of rock's most legend­ allies that kept alive recent overtures to Israel. Ecuador, Poindexter and two arms dealers de­ “The president has plenary power which “Faithful to the fundamental principle of freedom frauded the government by illegally ary guitarist! 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Contras. seeks support (including financial contri­ Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh Cash & Carry J But the department disputed Walsh’s butions) for the foreign policy he articu­ told a news briefing. theory that the Iran-Contra defendants can He said the Soviet Union believes a comprehen­ lates on behalf of the nation.” Gourmet Fruit Baskets be prosecuted for deceiving Congress "The protection of diplomatic and sive settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict “will about the ciandestine arms-supply opera­ intelligence secrets is also a core executive lead also to the practical completion of the historic tion set up to help the Contras at a time power,” the department said. process of creating this state.” Jre tend /lowert worldwide. when the so-called Boland Amendments The statement appeared to signal continued The first class travel agency that’s All credit cardt accepted. banned U.S. military aide to the rebels. The department also appeared to be Soviet support for the Palestine Liberation not just for members only. “This case, in fact, arises in the context joining North in attacking the constitution­ Organization without alienating Israel by extending of a profound policy dispute between the ality of the so-called Boland Amendments Cox Coble Greater Hartford. full diplomatic relations to the PLO WEST HARTFORD 233-8S11. 1-800 842-4320 ,^3r[oraC enacted by Congress that banned direct WATERFORD 443 4376 135 East Center Street executive and legislative branches with 801 Parker St., Manchester Czechoslovakia issued a similar statement later MANCHESTER 646 T09€ respect to foreign affairs.” the department U.S. military aid to the Contras. 750 Silas Dean Hwy.. Wethersfield that also stopped short of recognizing the PLAINVILLE 747-4511 Manchester, CT said in its brief. 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By Jack Anderson in expenditures. Interest payments are Open Foram already eating up 32 percent of total SATUR D AY N O V E M B E R 19,1988 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Joseph Spear THe S(JPeRw erncieNr I am going back to Hartford committed to Even some of the free-market idea- deregulation. It reduced the Federal Trade THose Te^cas working for you. the people of the 8th District. What logues of the Reagan administration are Commission to a tootless tiger: antitrust having nightmares of another Black enforcement was lax. As a result, some SiPeRCoNPUclaRS is important to you is impprtant to me. Again, my thanks for your overwhelming support. Monday and are calling for government 25.000 corporate deals worth an estimated aRef intervention. The proposed merger has $2 trillion were consummated during the Rep. Edith Prague already been censured by members of the 1980s. Merger requests filed with the 8tb Assembly District. Columbia Senate antitrust subcommittee, and a Justice Department increased 320 percent Federal Trade Commission probe could be during that same period. in the works. Look for some changes during the Bush Election hooked suckers The problem with the prodigious bids for administration. Our sources say they have Kraft and recent takeovers of other already seen signs that some of the companies is that the deals are invariably To the Editor: doctrinaire deregulators are going to be on built on a foundation of debt. The debt robs the outside looking in. the firms on both sides of the merger of Congratulations on your presidential election. vital funds for capital improvements and I hope you can catch as many suckers on your Communist paradox research and development. And when fishing trip, as you did in your election. inevitable cyclincal recessions roll The Communist parties in Italy and French have not been faring well at the Wheatstraw PicTures Mary Jarvis around, servicing the debt — particularly //-C. if interest rates rise — can cause ballot box. but they seem to be gaining 62D Pascal Lane, Manchester bankruptcies. strength in the ranks of workers. Chinese Works ol: art Most tragic of all. these corporate The paradox can be explained this way: super-deals also wreak havoc and some­ When the communists held numerous local ex p o su re Cable TV out of control times great suffering on employees who and municipal offices, the powerful U . limited 'U.S.A.’ gets new meaning are laid off when the firms have to squeeze communist unions were reluctant to a r t & f r a m i n i s To the Editor: their budgets to meet their debts. In the challenge their fellow communists on behalf of abused workers. 111 Center Street New Hours: Closed Mon. case of Nabisco, for example, many Tues., Wed.. FrI. 9-5:30 A complaint about “ Exciting News from Cox workers moved to the company’s Atlanta But now. communist politicians have Manchester - 649-6939 By Chuck Stone subliminal reasons that provoked their initial Thurs. 9-8 - Sat. 9-5 secession. Cable” : headquarters in the past year and took on fallen on hard times. In France, only 3 to 11 percent of the voters supported commu­ This election redefined four sets of culture­ I ’m not happy about the attached notice from you huge mortgages in a real estate market Abraham Lincoln had the best line for bemoaning defining initials: which says “ Here are the new channels you said you known for its volatility. nists in 1988 elections. Twice as many the results of last week's exercise in political voted communist a few years ago. In Italy, ■ MVP (Mudslinging's Very Productive) wanted.” This notice emphasizes that “ you,” the At the Fed. meanwhile, officials believe schizophrenia. Quoting a little boy who had hit his the communist vote dropped from 27 ■ VIP (Videocratically Installed President) subscribers, requested the listed changes to be that the global economy could be headed finger with a hammer, he quipped. ‘T m too old to percent to 22 percent in the last year alone. ■ NAACP (No Affirmative Action for Colored made. into a tailspin within the next 24 months, cry, and it hurts too much to laugh.” People) To the contrary, I don’t want any changes to the and that always causes consumers to rein Consequently, the communist unions are That is, if you were a Democrat, a liberal, black, now dealing with city and regional officials ■ USA (United Schizophrenics of America) present basic cable service. Your August bill said to Hispanic, Jewish, a member of a family earning of their parties. So they have no reluctance I may not be in the most objective position to make let you know of any changes we would want. I didn’t (12,S00a year or less, ora card-carrying member of to push the bureaucrats into enforcing x(;e Gaffer^ a judgment about the electorate's mental dissocia­ let you know of anything because I didn’t want any the AURGBL (Americans United to Read George labor laws. tive tendencies. But I don't sense the same changes. I believe this is the majority opinion. Of Food and Entertainment Bush's Lips). Those were the only groups that voted Our associate Les Whitten recently outpouring of national enthusiam for Bush's I also don’t understand how a typical subscriber over 60 percent against George Bush. The rest of the returned from a trip to Europe with election, even though Bush won a higher percentage would know what was available (such as the country genuflected. practical evidence of this phenomenon. JOIN US FOR THANKSGIVING of the popular vote than Reagan. "preview guide” ). And what majority of subscrib­ Well, sort of. George Bush's mandate to govern is For example, a pregnant woman who was Main Level A Wall Street Joumal/NBC survey of voters ers would want to do away with WNYW, Channel 5 about as solid as Mike Tyson's marriage, and his refused tenure by a larger vineyard in leaving the polling places found "no clear idea in or TNN? honeymoon with Congress will be even shorter. Italy went to a communist union for help. voters' minds about what either candidate actually Coincidentally, the committee which accepted The union is fighting hard for full APPETIZER/SOUP (Choice of One) While Americans were electing a Republican would do as president." and compiled the recommendations for change president.they were simultaneously increasing employment rights for the wman.even a Clam Chowder ■ Beef Vegetable Soup • Fruit Cup The Philadelphia Inquirer's political reporter. resides at your place of business. At best, this is Democratic majorities in the Senate, the. House, though she was not a communist. She and Larry Eichel, concluded. “ Americans are either suspect. There is no acceptance vote to allow state governorships and state Legislatures. Even her family have now become communist satisfied with things as they are or are too subscribers to ratify the proposed changes. ENTREES pro-Bush Maryland voters decisively rejected the supporters, however. disgruntled to care.” Attendant with these changes is a rate increase of a Roast T u rk ey...... *12.95 proposed repeal of a gun-control law and Communist politicians are hoping that Even Geoi^e Bush's organization is afflicted with almost 20 percent. Your notice says “ As a result of parenthetically thumbed their noses at the National the popularity of their party’s union a Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce...... *11.95 schizophrenia. 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Cornell celebrate the financial pledges which parishioners This column is prepared by the staying at a Presbyterian Church “ Our captors listened to our physi­ It was the “ process of saying the delivered by Tuesday so we can The Associated Press will make during the service. The worship service is staff of the Manchester Area retreat center at Stony Point, N.Y., to cal and medical needs but they did not mantra, of thinking of God and of Conference of Churches. MACC News properly allocate them and start at 9; 30 a.m., and an adult forum is offered at 10:45 basket delivery by 10 a.m. NEW YORK - Recently freed from “ collect myself, get well and get listen to us as people, ” Singh said. “ To myself and the universe, that saved a.m. nearly two years as a hostage of ready to go to work." be a captive is to have nobody to rely me, I think," he said. By Nancy Carr Thanksgiving Service on Sunday Islamic fundamentalists in Beirut, a Singh, 61, a business administration upon to give meaning to what you are “ The point I am trying to make is SPIRIT OF THANKSGIVING Executive Director evening. university professor says some kind professor who has spent much of his going through except for yourself. that we as children, as adolescents, as — We’re delighted and very much Coventry service is set After years of teaching in of religious conviction is necessary to career teaching in the United States “ We had no meaning for the Jihad young people should not try to live in a encouraged by the early and Traditionally we come together college religion departments., make it through such an ordeal. but was teaching at Beirut University (kidnappers) as individuals, only as materialistic vacuum. The First and Second Congregational churches generous contributions to the on the Sunday before Thanksgiv­ Kardos began working for CROP, “ You’ve got to have courage and College when kidnapped, said; representative figures.” “ We should develop our reservoirs and St. Mary’s Catholic Church, all of Coventry, will Seasonal Sharing Appeal that will ing to give thanks as a community or Community Response to Oth­ faith in some absolute,” says Mithi- “In the beginning, your span of Singh, a Hindu, said at one time to of strength, of power, the deep be sponsoring an ecumenical service on Thanksgiv­ help pay for the hot meals on of faith. Christian, Jew, Buddhist, ers’ Poverty, which is part of the leshwar Singh, an India-born Ameri­ endurance is large, but as time goes endure while “ very sick and weak,” moorings of the self to which we can ing morning at 9 a .m.. at St. Mary's Church on Route Muslim. We choose to worship Thanksgiving Day and purchase Church World Service. In 1986, he can resident dumped on a Bierut on the span of time grows longer than he i«ached back to his adolescence in turn and cling for safety in time of 31. There will be a combined choir from all three meat for the baskets. The wond­ together, brothers and sisters of was asked to establish an office in street Oct. 3 after 20 months of the span of endurance. You become India when he once continuously both adversity and prosperity. churches. erful students at Illing Junior one Father, during the national Marlborough to coordinate ef­ captivity. mentally exhausted, confused, chanted mantras (a repetitious “ This ability comes out of a way of High collected $500 for Seasonal season of Thanksgiving, the days forts in Rhode Island, Connecti­ “ It was to what I know of God and of listless.” prayer form) for a week. life, a lifestyle, and I am afraid — oh I Sharing at their Halloween set aside to count our blessings cut and downstate New York. myself in relation to God that I had to He said the he and three other “ So now again, in the room I shared hope I am wrong — that young people Confirmands honored “ Can” Dance. Also thanks to and celebrate the richness of our Last month, the Manchester turn in my 611 days," he said in an hostages were kept together, usually with the other captives, I turned to my today are not building these moor­ lives in the United States. Marion Knight, Nicholas Pal- Concordia Lutheran Church will honor those Area Conference of Churches interview with Religious News Ser­ in handcuffs, by the Islamic Jihad mantra, wrapping my blanket over ings, not filling these reservoirs.” mero, Marjorie L. Jesanis, A r­ being confirmed with a congregational breakfast on We are truly blessed in our life launched its first CROP walk, and vice, one of his first since his sudden, (Holy War) Organization for the my head and chanting softly,” Singh Singh, who taught for 10 years at the here together in Manchester. thur and Elizabeth Johnson, Sunday. C^onfirmands are Heather Burnett, Kim raised more than $13,000. unexplained release. Liberation of Palestine. relates. University of Colorado and Joseph Schauster, Harold and and Sandi Cherko. Howard Crowley, Robbie Protestants and Catholics make As expressions of their thanks­ “ Everybody has an end to his In the 20 months, he said they were “ One million mantras I figure I said for two years and at the University of sandwiches together in the soup Virginia Falls, Charles and Do­ Goodrich, Audra Gulliksen, Jim Jackson, Nancy giving, worshippers may bring strength. I was near the end of mine. moved six times to different locations, in that room. And as I said them I Wisconsin, said “ everybody, every­ kitchen instead of hurling incrim­ lores Swallow, John and Barbara Knauff and Amy Schack. The 10 a.m. worship groceries or money to present at The others (still held) must be coming usually a room measuring about 10 by grew grateful for the experience, the where” should press for release of the inations and incindiary bombs. Smyth, Viola and A.R. Campbell, service will include their confirmation. the altar during the offering. near the end of theirs, too.” 12 feet, with adequate food and a bath chance, to do again at my age what I remaining captives. Christians and Jews talk aiid Muriel Werbner, Glenn Koehler, The church is planning a special Thanksgiving Donations of food will benefit both work side by side for peace and Louis and Irma DellaFerra, Elsie Eve service, at 7 p.m. Wednesday. the MACC Emergency Pantry justice for all men. White, Maryann Falkowski, Bar­ and Shepherd’s Plaee feeding For the 36th consecutive year bara Atwood and Margaret Ro­ program. Dollars will support the binson, Edith Csatary, John and Pope ‘bullish’ Family Is emphasized the Manchester Community In­ annual MACC Seasonal Sharing terfaith Thanksgiving Service Angela Goiangos, Theodore and effort. Bishop David Field of the Manchester Church of will be celebrated inside the ivy Dorothy Brindamour, Barbara Parking is available across Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has invited the covered walls of South United and Virginia Kennedy, Clarence on U.S. church community to attend a program of free family from the church on Hartford and Alice Peterson, Mary Faava, Methodist Church at the intersec­ Road. workshops on Tuesday, from 7 to 9 p.m. It will be tion of Main Street and Hartford Ethel Robb, Peter Blair, Mal­ 'oiLl held at the Latter-Day Saints Chapel, 1000 Mountain WASHINGTON (A P ) - The leader of the naUon’s Road. The musical prelude will colm and Susan Barlow and Ethel Road, Bloomfield. There will be events for both COMMUNITY THANKSGIV­ Barry. Roman Catholic bishops says that when they travel begin at 7 p.m. with the popular adults and children, and nursery care will be ING D IN N E R — Thanksgiving is to Rome next spring they’ll find a pope who is Salvation Arm y Band, the adult Donations to the Seasonal Shar­ provided. a day to share with friends and ing Appeal can be mailed to “ bullish on the church in the United States” rather choir and the cantor from Temple neighbors. Don’t eajt alone, come Beth Sholom, along with other MACC — Seasonal Sharing, Box than angry about supposed disputes. join us at the annual community area groups. 773, Manchester 06040. During this week’s annual meeting of the National Phony families discussed Thanksgiving Dinner hosted by Conference of Catholic Bishops, much of the talk The community worship will South United Methodist. They’re begin at 7:30 and will be led by was about disagreements with Rome. The bishops “ Phony families” are the topic of the 11 a.m. preparing Thanksgiving turkey, Rev. Joseph Parel (Church of the even took a draft Vatican document that questioned worship service on Sunday at First Baptist Church, pie ahd all the trimmings. Free Assumption), Rev. Dr. Billy Scott the authority of their conference and sent it back with Dr. Billy Scott speaking. Nursery care is guest tickets are available at the TURN ON THE LIGHTS! (First Baptist Church), Rev. marked not “ suitable as a basis for discussion.” provided. MACC Department of Human THE But Archbishop John L. May of St. Louis, 4 Lucky kids will have the chance to ride with The church will offer a Thanksgiving Eve service Richard Alton (St. M ary’s Epis­ Needs at South United Methodist president of the conference, said he saw no reason at 7 p.m. Wednesday. copal) , Rev. Deborah Hobart Church office. Special transpor­ BIBIE (Center Congregational), Rev. for hard feelings on either side. tation is available for those who Santa In a Fire Truck to light the Christmas Ruth Johnson (Emanuel Luthe­ SPEAKS “ We are in a most serene time,” May said don’t drive. Please call 647-9141 or Scientists set service ran) , Rev. Dr. Shephard Johnson by Thursday as the meeting ended. Tree in Downtown Manchester. 646-4114 for more information. (South United Methodist). Eugono Browor There seemed to be less serenity on Monday when First Church of Christ, Scientist, is holding a The Honorable Pqjter DiRosa the bishops were stymied in their effort to approve service at 10:30 a.m. Thanksgiving, which is open to THANKSGIVING COUNT­ Friday, Novernber 25,1988 — 6:30 pm — will share with us the annual new guidelines for settling disputes with theologi­ the corhmunity. Members and friends will share DOWN — There are only a few governor’s Thanksgiving Suppose a teenager should ex­ ans. The problem? A last-minute objection from the St. James Church lawn on Main Street their understanding of God and what He has done. days left until Basket Delivery Vatican. Proclamation. press appreciation to his parents Day. The absolute deadline for lor all their provisions (or him: yet But May said, “ The delay is a disappointment, not Dr. Thomas J. Kardos, tri-state Drawing; November 23 the delivery of perishable foods to he rebels against their supervision a disaster.” regional director of CROP, the Concordia Lutheran, our Sea­ interfaith community hunger ap­ and direction. How would you eva­ Then there was the draft Vatican document sonal Sharing packing center at luate his words? questioning the very underpinning of bishops peal, will be the speaker for New program offered 40 Pitkin St., is 8 p.m. Tuesday. Many, If not most, people play conferences. Manchester’s annual Interfaith Fruit, vegetables, turkeys, your May said a contention that such organizations Enter your Child’s Temple Beth Sholom will start a new monthly this game with Qod. I suppose we all at ttma are moved to pray and have no authority in doctrinal matters “ makes a Everyone is program on Saturday mornings called Shabbat name to win the give thanks. But our willful rejection Chair, for children ages 3 to 11. Carol Shapiro and 'w*a • ^ great deal of difference.” of Qod’s way belles our words. honor of turning invited to Audrey Lichter will lead this week’s class, which m D O U g llR S However, he also said that although “ there are While It Is vital that we verbalize our will include songs, storytelling, puppetry, creative disagreements from time to time,” he didn’t see on the Christmas attend the gratitude. It Is even more urgent them “ as a tug-of-war or an ongoing fight or crisis or Tree lights and... movement, discussion and prayer. that we actualize that thankfulness any of these words that are used.” He dismissed Tree For the past week I ha ve shared other, and how we treat the — "thanksllvlng” as well as public spats with Rome as merely “ signs of a church get a ride in a National commander to visit some sabbatical reflectfons with natural world around us is a thanksgiving.” that is essentially open.” fire truck. 4 Lighting you about God’s creation: about reflection of our love of God. Qod did not Idly reveal his mind The conference’s leaders asked for a special The National Commander of all Salvation Army the beauty of the world, the Hatred and discrimination to man (IC o r. 2:10-16). Real faith meeting with the pope two years ago at a time when entries will and Carol work in the United States, Commissioner Andrew S. miracle of persons and animal against our brothers and sisters recognizes that It was for our good many were concerned about Vatican disciplining of be chosen. Miller, will be visiting The Manchester Citadel of life, the fascination of water and of the world is a sin against the and so graciously acquiesces. one of their colleagues, liberal Bishop Raymond Sing. the Salvation Army over the Thanksgiving the sun. God who made us all. Pollution of Words are cheap — obedience Is Hunthausen of Seattle. Hunthausen was later weekend. He will be the speaker at the morning the air and water, and the costly. But you can obey only what restored to full authority, but the church leaders worship, at 10:45 on Nov. 27, following the I believe that God is revealed in littering of the earth are like you know. And Q od’s self-reval- still wanted the meeting, now scheduled for next presentation at 9; 30 a.m. of the new video, “ Rebuke the things that He has made. St. cursing the God who gave us atlon Is discerned only by the year, to make sure they and the pope understood these good gifts. spiritual mind, not the carnal. Mail or dallvar to: THE MANCHESTER HERALD r^ru'b^Vp:;, the Wind.” That film shows Salvation Army service Paul writes to the Romans: God wants us to care for each each other. (OradM K-6 Only) 16 Bralnard Race, Manchester, CT 00040 November 2Z 1088 after the recent hurricane in Jamaica. “ Ever since the creation of the But May said the pope is no adversary. At 7; 30 p.m. next Saturday, the annual Festival of world His invisible naturb, other, and to be good stewards of That was made clear, he said, in visits many D r a r ia Praise will be presented, with music by the namely. His eternal power and the earth. Jesus teaches that this CHURCH OF CHRIST American bishops made to Rome earlier this year in is the best way we can love God. S c h n o l Salvation Army Band and Songsters. Admission diety, has been clearly perceived Lydall A Vtmon SirMtt small groups. will cost $4 for adults. $2 for students. Tickets may in the things that have been D K A n A ' A g e “ The pope is bullish on the church in the United be purchased in advance or at the door. made.” (Romans 1:20) Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson Phono: 646-2903 States; that’s what he says,” May said. For more information, call 649-7787 or 646-3326. I believe that how we treat each South United Methodist Chnrch fHanrbrslrr Hrralb Weddings Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, Nov. 19, 1988 *lfs the king of installments’

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By Andrew J. Davis Mrs. Charles B. Lundberg Mrs. Michael Savidakis Mrs. Timothy J. Xarhakos Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Slater Manchester Herald he cool sounds of Miles Lundberg-Connolly Savidakis-Devaul Xarhakos-Colbert Slater-Roman Davis breezed through Pamela Susan Connolly, daughter Sarah Gaylord Devaul, daughter of Linda Ann Colbert, daughter of Marian E. Roman, daughter of Mr. the tape machine, fol­ of Mr. and Mrs. M. Connolly of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Devaul of David and Mary Colbert of 268 Scott and Mrs. Romuald Roman of New lowed by the smoking Glastonbury, and Charles Brown Berlin, and Michael Savidakis, son of Drive, and Timothy J. Xarhakos, son Britain, and Donald N. Slater, son of T trumpet playing of Maynard Ferguson. Excerpts of Lundberg of East Hartford, son of Dr. Mr. and Mrs. John Savidakis of 129 of Charlotte Prendergast of Wether- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slater of 193 the works of Harry James. Dizzy and Mrs. George A.F. Lundberg Jr. of Bryan Drive, were married Oct. 8 at field and George Xarhakos of Ken­ Porter St., were married Sept. 24 at 264 Boulder Road, were married Oct. St. George Greek Orthodox sington, were married Oct. 22 at Concordia Lutheran Church. Gillespie and Louis Armstrong 1 at First Church of Christ. Congrega­ Cathedral. Glastonbury Hills Country Club. The Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams also engulfed the small class­ tional. Glastonbury. The Rev. Dr. James Demetriades H. Randall Pease, justice of the officiated at the afternoon commun­ room at Manchester Community Or. Carl F. Schultz Jr. officiated. officiated at the traditional Greek peace, officiated at the ceremony. ion service. The bride was given in College. The bride was given in marriage by Orthodox wedding ceremony. The The bride was given in marriage by marriage by her parents. The sampling of songs by the her father. Deborah Kilyanczik. sister bride was given in marriage by her her father. Joan Colbert, sister of the Christine Goetz, sister of the bride, world's greatest trumpet players of the bride, was matron of honor. father. Mrs. Dean (Sandra) Fanelii bride, was maid of honor. Brides­ was matron of honor. David Dumaine was presented by college English Kelly Kilyanczik, niece of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids maids were Sue Tindall, sister of the was best man. Ushers were Gary orofessor Roland Chirico. Chi­ ll was flower girl. were Amy Devaul, Diane Fanelii and bride, Mary Beth Loehr, cousin of the Goetz and Jeffrey Slater. rico. a professional trumpet George A.F. Lundberg III, brother Susan Lathrop. Anne Kaferle was bride, Elizabeth Xarhakos, sister of After a reception at Bayrams player, offered students the ride of the groom, was best man. Erik flower girl. the groom, and Judy Bartoletti. Restaurant in New Britain the couple ‘.hrough the magical world of music for three Monday nights Lundberg. nephew of the groom, was John Savidakis, brother of the Carmen D’Amore was best man. left on a wedding trip to California. Patrick Fiynn/ManchMtec Harald ringbearer. groom, was best man. Ushers were Ushers were John Tindall, Steve They are making their home in beginnning on Oct. 31 this semes­ After a reception at Simsbury Alfred Adam III, Dean Fanelii and Colbert, Vinny Lucibello and Tony Plainville. ter in his course, “ Sound the TRUMPETER — Roland Chirico, a Manchester Community House the couple left on a wedding trip Barry Zalcman. Karl Kaferle was Sardinas. The bride is a graduate of Central Trumpets!" College English professor and professionai trumpet player, plays his favorite instrument. to St. John. Virgin Islands. They will ringbearer. After the reception at Glastonbury Connecticut State University and the Next semester, Chirico plans to make their home in East Hartford. After a reception at the Cabin Hills the couple left on a Caribbean bridegroom is a graduate of Manches­ swing into the world of big bands The bride is employed by Business Restaurant in Meriden the couple left cruise. They are making their home in ter High School. by teaching the course. "The Big Coalition Health of Hartford, and the on a wedding trip to Captiva Island, Manchester. Band Era: The Music of Our closed as he immersed himself in "These were the pivotal people. bridegroom is employed at Nickel Fla. They will make their home in The bride is a 1974 graduate of East Lives," said Edna Schuetz, coor­ the music. During selections, he Everybody copied these people,” Insurance Agency, Glastonbury. Palm Harbor. Fla. Catholic High School and a 1976 dinator of the Manchester Com­ rattled off facts and anecdotes Chirico said. “ These were the Several winter courses on tap The bride is a graduate of Berlin graduate of Bryant College, Smith- Farbstein-Juran munity College Older Adult Asso­ about the musicians faster than guys who laid it down for the first ciation. The eight-week afternoon any of his students could say time.” High School and attended Vermont field, R.I. She is employed in the Daryl Juran, daughter of Leo anc Learning about music is only fee $25. course is scheduled to begin Feb. trivial pursuit. College. She is employed by Ashley customer relations department at Shirley Juran of 30 Lawton Road, and The 15 students who came for one of the benefits of Manches­ ^ Course #722 — Special Poe­ 8 at a cost of $25, she said. And during some of his favorite Management Co., Hartford. Pratt 4 Whitney. Ken Farbstein, son of Paul and Linda Monday’s class seemed to enjoy ter Community College try Seminar for All Ages - four Chirico, 57, has been playing songs, he would take out his silver The bridegroom is a graduate of The bridegroom is a 1975 graduate Farbstein of Chesterfield, Mo., were the music as much as Chirico. courses this winter. These are classes - once weekly on trumpet since he was 14. While he trumpet and play along as an Fritsch-Cunliffe Manchester High School and Went­ of Robinson School, West Hartford, married Aug. 14 at Cambridge The students, often bathed in other courses to be offered Thursday from 11:30 a.m.-l eventually was able to perform accompying band member. The darkness as Chirico doused the through the Manchester Com­ worth Institute of Boston, Mass., with and a 1979 graduate of Providence Multicultural Arts Center, Cam­ p.m. Instructor. John L. Sta- with some great players, as a classroom in Building F of the lights to listen to seiections, also munity College Older Adult Tracy G. Cunliffe, daughter of a bachelor’s of science degree in civil College, Providence, R.I. He is bridge, Mass. nizzi. Poet in Residence. Mid­ teen-ager his dream began when East Campus seemed to get lost closed their eyes, slumped com­ Association: dletown School System. Check Arthur and Carol Cunliffe of 79Tonica engineering. He is employed by self-employed at TimLine Products of Rabbi Kathy Felix officiated at the he listened to the music of the in a time as Chirico played fortably in their chairs, and Course *720 — Gentle Exer­ Continuing Education Inter­ Spring Trail, and David John Fritch Speegle Construction Co. of Coco Manchester. service. The bride was given in trumpet. the music of trumpet greats like sported broad smiles. cise - eight classes on Tues­ session Catalogue for room III, son of Dave and Jamie Fritsch of Beach, Fla., as a project manager. marriage by her parents. Marcy "It's an act of love. It's a real Charlie Spivak. "Music is my life,” said Angelo days and Thursdays. Dec. 27. assignment, fee $25. 63 Elm St., were married June 4 at Juran, sister of the bride, was matron turn on to me," Chirico said. "It's "I knew Charlie." Chirico told Cubeta of Middletown. " I love 1988 - Jan. 19. 1989 from Course #723 — Advanced Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. of honor. the king of instruments, at least in the class as Spivak's “ Star- music." Cubeta once played the 9:30-10:30 a m. Classes will be Intermediate Lotus — Classes The service was Catholic and the in the Fitness Center. MCC Joel Farbstein, brother of the the pop field." dreams" filtered throughout the clarinet and saxophone, but has will be held on January 10. 11. bride was given in marriage by her lower campus. Instructor, groom, was best man. Noah Juran What makes the trumpet king room. "I talked to him. It was like now begun fiddling with the 12, 1989 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 father. Trisha Cunliffe, sister of the Dinkin, nephew of the bride, was Laura Dunfield. town of Man­ to Chirico is the individuality talking to your mentor: your trumpet. “ It was my life. With my p.m. Instructor, Joanne La- bride, was maid of honor. chester recreation instructor, chowitz, MCC computer in­ Anniversary ringbearer. offered by the instrument. Each father. He was a sweet, sweet first wife, I had an agreement, Kristian Bligh was best man. fee $25. structor, Hands on instruction After a reception at the Arts Center, master had his own sound, which man. As sweet as his horn." music came first.” Ushers were Stephen Fritsch, Juliet Course #721 — Hatha Yoga - in LOTUS data base functions, the couple left on a wedding trip to can not be duplicated by others, Opinions also were offered od Walter Kowecki, of Glaston­ Hogue and Susan Fritsch. six classes on Mondays and printing techniques, file ma­ Hawaii. They are making their home he said. other legends. He said James was bury, was in the minority in the After a reception at Andrea’s Wednesdays. Dec. 30, 1988 - nipulation and basic macros. in Somerville, Mass. "It's the thing I found myself in "THE" trumpet player, and, in class. While the other students in Restaurant the couple left on a Jan. 20, 1989. from 9:30-10:30 Prerequisite: Introduction to Sartors note 50th anniversary The bride is a graduate of Tufts resonance with." said Chirico. 1941, was as popuiar as Bruce the class were adults. Kowecki is wedding trip to Hawaii. They are a m. Classes will be in the Lotus, fee $50. University and Yale School of Organi­ "There's no noisemaker in the Springsteen ("the critics have only 11. Fitness Center. MCC lower making their home in Hartford. For more information or to Eda and Joseph Sartor of Manches­ married at St. James Church but that zation and Management with .a instrument. Each of these people never written him up well"); Kowecki takes trumpet iessons campus. Instructor. Madeline The bride is an assistant buyer for register, call Edna Schuetz at ter celebrated their SOth wedding church suffered in the master’s degree in public and private had their own sounds and it died Wynton Marsalis will never be as a student at the Academy Cain-Silverstar. town of Man­ 647-6135 or the Continuing The Weathervane. She is a graduate anniversary on Nov. 12, at a dinner at hurricane that hit town in the fall of management. She is a consultant at with them. 'V’ou can't imitate the considered a great trumpeter School in Glastonbury. He said he chester recreation instructor. Education Division at 647-6242. of Morse School of Business fashion Manchester Country Club. Friends 1938. Lochridge and Co., Boston, Mass. sound of any of them. It's in their because he does not do much wanted to learn about the men merchandising program. and relatives from New Jersey, The bridegroom is a graduate of lips." original work (“ Harry James behind the horns, The bridegroom is a graduate of Rhode Island and Manchester Sartor is retired from ABC Engrav­ Stafford University and Harvard Chirico's love of the trumpet had more panache" than Marsa­ "1 haven't heard a iot of the Villanova University with a bache­ attended. ing of New Jersey and Mrs. Sartor is Kennedy School of Government. He is was evident as soon as he began to lis!: and Davis was one of the recordings," he said. " I like the lor’s of science degree in computer The couple was married on Thanks­ retired asanIBMoperatorfor London a public policy analyst in the Medi­ olay tapes or his two-speaker greatest innovators ever ("he iTiusic. I don't know (why). It science. He is employed by Connecti­ giving day, Nov. 24, 1938, at St. 4 Lancaster Insurance Co. of care division for the State of boom box Monday. His eye' was coo'"'. sounds good." cut Natural Gas Corp. Bridget Church. They planned to be Hartford. Massachusetts. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov, 19, 1988 MANCHESTER Hfe'RALD, Saturday, Nov. 19, 1988 — 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

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Enclose a stamped, self-addressed and vegetables is a quick and good house plant mixture. Set the held income tax from my father’s begins at $200,000. There is no ters. There the articles are otherwise would be priced out of deduction, then 10 percent of your envelope. easy means of food preservation.' Mors, don't lose shape and are bulb, round end down, into the pension checks before he passed active - participation edited, sent to a typesetting the market. Office rentals be­ profit on the sale will be taxable. but the end quality will depend on easy to reuse,” Haggard relates. mixture, with two-thirds of the away. Now, the bank won’t requirement. the packaging materials used and The majorproblem with plastic bulb sticking up out of the refund the money. How can I get a QUESTION: We don’t have a the quality of the product you containers is getting the lids to fit medium. Water the soil moder­ refund of my father’s taxes Jhat retirement plan where I work. Here’s the Answer started with. tightly, she adds. If they don’t . the ately well and set the pot in a cool were withheld? Therefore, I ’m eligible to deduct “ Most people start freezing seal must be reinforced with place for roots to grow and for the M.P.. an IRA. I don’t hear much about foods because they have excess freezer tape. Masking tape won’t flower bud to emerge from the LAS VEGAS. NEV. them anymore. Are they still from their gardens or they’ve work because it doesn’t stick at bulb. If the pot’s location is too around? found a source of top-quality low freeze temperatures. ANSWER: Income tax with­ QUESTION: Expect to have antique. But the United States warm, the flower will emerge too L.L.. produce at farmers’ m a^ets and held from a decedent’s pension, our kitchen remodeled com­ government, which does not tax “ Don’t freeze fruits and vegeta­ soon, before roots are well- PHOENIX. ARIZ. truck farms,’’ says Marilyn Hag­ bles in a container larger than a annuity or wages before death, pletely in the near future. Is there an antique when it is brought into established. thus cheating the gard, a specialist with the Texas quart,” she advises, because “ in and any estimated income has ANSWER: Yes, they’re still any special layout that Is best? the country, makes decisions on flower out of nouri.shment. It Makes Sense that was paid, can only be around, but most of the hoopla individual objects and will not. A&M University Agricultural Ex­ a large container, foods freeze too ANSWER: In an ideal work tension Service.. slowly to produce a good refunded with the filing of the relating to IRAs begins after Jan. skip the duty unless the piece is at When the stem is at least 6 triangle, each major center of “ Yet it’s easy to compromise decedent’s fifnal tax return. 1 and runs to April 15. After April least 100 years old and often ISO product.” inches long, set the plant in a activity is at one point of the the quality of that food by Haggard notes that although Unfortunately, there is no other 15. it seems that IRAs go into Piews. Sports, Features and McDonald's® Tool years old. Actually, the word is sunny window, watering when the triangle. But kitchen layouts are skimping on the materials or freezer bags have the advantage way. retirement for another season. used very loosely and sometimes medium feels dr>’ . Plants may guided to some degree by the failing to use proper packaging of eliminating practically all However, if you can make deduc­ Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum refers to items that are less than flower in as quickly as three dimensions of the room and the procedures.” she adds. excess air. they are easily dam­ QUESTION: I bought my first tion contributions to an IRA. do 100 years old if they were made by weeks after planting. 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Mail or drop off to the (the wording of your letter of frozen foods. bags,” she counsels. “ To make me on this matter? It’s all new to The walls and the ceiling already off the flower stem, but allow the Send your questions to: The Manchester Herald Office at: 19 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 indicates that you are having the are wood. Will it be all right “ Rigid containers, flexible stacking and storage easier, put leaves to remain: continue to me. J.P., Tax Adviser, c/o George W. remodeling done by a profes­ merely to nail cedar planks to bags or wraps are made to be the bags of food inside milk water and feed, as you do other sional) should be able to advise moisture-and vaporproof, espe­ cartons or in cardboard cartons EAST HARTFORD.CONN. Smith & Co., P.C., 29229 Northw­ them? house plants. When frost danger estern Highway. Southfield, I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subacribar (for a minimum of 13 you of the possible layouts that cially for freezer use,” she says. and then freeze them. It’s no ends, prepare a spot in the ANSWER: Yes. You are fortu­ The allo­ Mich. 48034. Due to the volume of weeka) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Cerllficatss. will suit your kitchen. You then “ If the label does not state that bargain to use recycled plastic garden, enrich the soil, lift the ANSWER: $2.5.ono can make a choice. nate the walls and ceiling are the material is made for freezing, vegetable and bread bags or wance for losses resulting from mail, personal replies cannot be plant from its pot and set it into provided. made of wood, since it simplifies don’t use it,” cottage cheese, ice cream and the soil at the same depth. ^eal-estate rental activities in Name. the carpentry work. Go to a ^ h ic h you actively participate is QUESTION: How old does a Rigid containers made of plas­ milk containers for freezing. By fall — before frost — it lumber yard armed with the phased out ratably as your piece of furniture have to be to be tic or glass are suitable for all should have stored up enough Address. exact measurements of the □ □ □ adju.sted gross income increases called an antique? I have seen packs'of food, and work espe­ food to flower again. So dig up the EMERGENCY from $100,000 to $1,50.000. There is Phone______different definitions of it. closet. Most of them sell conve­ cially well for food packed in a EASY AMARYLLIS; Amaryl­ bulb, take it indoors, dry itoff and Fire — Police — Medical nient packages of cedar planking liquid. no deduction once your gross Om nor Fam H y — New SebeeHSere Only fno( good wHh any oTher eeopong o r gpeefaft; lis is an easy house plant to grow. store it in a warm place for eight ANSWER: Generally, any fur­ income is over $1,50,000 For put together exactly for such a “ Wide-mouth freezer jars have A good, fat bulb should flower in a to 12 weeks. It should then be D IA L 911 Coupon book mailed upon receipt of payment lor a 13-week aubaertptlon. niture at least 100 years old is an losses resulting from u.sc of the conversion. no exchange of vapor, keep out few weeks in winter. Bulbs are ready to force into bloom again. In Manchester low-income housing or rehabili'a- 20 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Nov. 19, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Nov. 19, 1988 — 21 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles She’s got lots of questions Where to Write Saturday, Nov. 19 D E A R DR. use of lubricants or replacement Rj^ Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren REINISCH; I — hormones if problems are found. P.O. Box 69440 have a neigh­ It is not unusual for couples in Los Angeles, CaMf. 00069 5:00AM ® ( 3 8 J Home Shopping Ov­ [USA] You Can Be Successful bor who has their 80s or 90s to enjoy satisfying ernight Service Continues (60 mm ) 7:30AM (T) Garfield and FHends taken me into sexual relationships. Cti) Weekend with Crook and Chase Kinsey Report CD Sybervision her confidence. Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. [CNN] Crossfire If your friend is uncomfortable O.t) BraveStarr (CC) She is a very June M. Relnisch, Ph.D P.O. Box 91428 [DIS] W alt Disney Presents A look ai talking with her physician about (20) Kidsongs refined lady Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Disney's silly symphonies that led to the and has been this matter, tell her to hand this animated full-length features of today (60 (26' Rtn-TIn-Tin min.) (30) Punky Brewster (CC) a s k i n g m e column to the doctor when she [USA] Night Flight questions that I goes to the appointment. Kinsey Report Dr. June M. Relnisch ^30' It's Your Business 5:03AIVI [ D P o p e y e cannot answer. P.O. Box 48 '40) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) D E A R DR. REINISCH: I am 34 5:30AM C D l Lo v e L u cy (41) P r in c e s a C a b a lle ro She has renewed a love rela­ menopause (the last menstrual Bloomington, Ind. 47402 years old. My problem is that I .11) IN N N e w s [CNN] Sports Close-up tionship with a gentleman she flow). This occurs on average at am having difficulty ejaculating [DIS] Dumbo's Circus dated 50 years ago. They lost age 51 in the United States. [CNN] Showbiz Today due to a circumcision a few years [ESPN ] College Football: Boston Col­ track of each other until recently Another change during this [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes ago. I have been experiencing to the Movies & Coming Attractions lege vs. Arm y Emerald Isle Classic, from and now want to start up where time is that the ovaries gradually Dublin, Ireland (3 hrs . 30 mm ) (Live) this problem for about eight 6:00AM (T) Young Universe (R) they left off. The lady is 86, the stop releasing eggs with each [M A X] MOVIE; The Fuller Brush Man' gentlema n is 88. Here are some of months. What would you ^0 How to Make One Thousand Dollars An inept door-to-door salesman stumbles cycle, and finally release no eggs Every Five Hours the questions she keeps asking recommend? Cleanup of trash into a murder mystery Red Skelton, Janet at all — at which point pregnancy Sustaining Blair, Hillary Brooks. 1948 me: is impossible. Most physicians DEAR READER: Very few 11 INN Magazine 8:00AM C3D A d v e n tu r e s o f R a g g e d y Should she renew this relation­ suggest that women use contra­ men are circumcised as aduits. so 18’ Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) Ann and Andy ship. They were deeply in love ception for one full year after the there is little research on the costs $15 million [CNN] Daybreak CID World Tomorrow when work transfers separated last menstrual period. effects of circumcision on male [DIS] You and Me, Kid (TD (4® Flintstone Kids (CC) them. They were both married Some women, though not all. sexual functioning. [U SA] Night Flight (111 Hit Videos U SA and now have lost their partners experience other changes in their D E A R (20) P o p e y e and feel they want to start dating. 6:1 5AM ® Davey & Goliath bodies due to the reduced levels of However, in one study of five ABBY : I saw '22) rsd! K is s y fu r (CC) If this courtship should blossom 6:30AM (T) Captain Bob hormones. Often the lining of the men who were circumcised as this interesting '24) Z o o b ile e Z o o into marriage, can she become 5} Dangermouse vagina becomes thinner, loses adults due to an infection or other bit of informa­ 26) M O V IE ; T h e L a s t C o m m a n d ' Jim pregnant at 86 years? Shedoesn't 8 Laurel and Hardy elasticity, and has reduced lubri­ problem of the foreskin, ail tion in an office Bowie and his band of Texans defend the want to get pregnant. Is there an cation. which can cause painful Dear Abby 11 At the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie W ha­ Alamo Sterling Hayden, Anna Maria AI resumed satisfactory sex lives of one of our berghetti. Ernest Borgnme. 1955 age when a woman naturally intercourse, vaginal irritation tley Scheduled: A Cry in the Dark (Meryl after the operation. These men national parks Abigail Van Buren Streep), ' Full M o o n in Blue W a te r ' (Genr? 38' W all Street Journal Report stops having children? Also and facilitate infections of the Hackman. Teri Garr) did notice a slight increase in the last summer. I 41) R e m i would she have to tell herdoctor'’ vagina and urinary tract. 20, N e w Z o o R e v u e time between intromission and think it should (57' R o d a n d R e e l S tre a m s id e She doesn’t want to. Another sign of aging that 41 F o llo w M e ejaculation, but none felt this was have been [CNN] Daybreak I would like to help this lady many women (and men) expe­ 61. C o m ic S tr ip (In Stereo) a negative outcome. handed to eve­ [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! but not having experience. I rience is a slower response to [CN N ] International Correspondents ryone who en-. [USA] Financial Freedom refrain from making any com­ sexual arousal and a need for You don’t say why you were tered the park. Perhaps if people [DIS] Mousercise men who decide when the child­ 8:30AM (T) Superman ments. Can you give me some more stimulation forsexual satis­ circumcised or what your ejacu­ knew how long it ta kes for some of [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing bearing days should end. (T) Face to Face W ith Cardinal O'Con­ answers to these questions? faction. These changes vary with latory problem is. so it is difficult highlights the "litter” to decompose, they W ONDERING IN WACO nor the individual. to give much further information. would think twice before tossing [M AX] Crazy About the Movies; Cary DEAR READER; An 86-year- Grant - The Leading Man (CC) Reflec ^8D 40' New Adventures of W innie the Partners Deborah Tranelli ("Dallas” ), Steve Burton ("O ut of This W orld") and Re- If your neighbor decides to If you are experiencing anything any kind of litter out of their car lions on Grant's career by Stanley Kramer. P g o h (CC) old woman is well beyond her DEAR WONDERING: I found beca Arthur ("Perfect Strangers") perform on the flying trapeze, on the 13th Annual embark on a sexual relationship more than a slightly increased windows. Richard Brooks. Stanley Donen. Eva Mane 11) Hee Haw no Texas law requiring spousal Saint and more (60 min ) child-bearing years. with her friend, shemayfind they time in thrusting, consult a (2® Porky Pig ", " which airs Friday, Nov. 25, on CBS. consent for a tubal ligation. [TM C] MOVIE: The Karate Kid' When Beginning around age 35, a are able to function with few urologist who is experienced in (2® (3® Disney's Adventures of the TIME IT TAKES LI’TTER TO a teenager is bullied, a Japanese handy­ woman’s hormones begin ' to It’s possible, however, that the Gummi Bears (CC) (57) S a y B ro th e r problems. However, she should diagnosing men’s sexuai dysfunc­ DECOMPOSE: man teaches him about self-confidence (1® S o u l T ra in (In Stereo) (3D Three Stooges decline, which is the earliest physician asked the woman to (61) T e e n a g e M u ta n t N in ja T u r tle s (CC) talk to her physician about the tions. Be sure to tell this physi­ and karate Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki ’ Pat" V.24) Sesame Street Season Premiere W W F Superstars of Wrestling (5D G.L.O.W. Wrestling obtain her husband’s consent in o Moriia, Elisabeth Shue 1984 Rated PG (CC) [CNN] Moneyweek signal that she is approaching condition of her genitals and the cian about the circumcision. P a p e r...... 2-5 months America: The Second Century: Con­ (18) L a tin C o n n e c tio n V a n e ss a W illia m s (In Stereo) Orange peels...... 6 months way that gave the impression thai (^ Ask the Manager [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) tainment Reassessed performs ' He's Got the Look " (60 min ) Milk cartons...... syears it was required by law. 6:40AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : 'Young De­ (41) V o ltro n [U SA] Update: Making it Happen (H) On Pit Road (In Stereo) tectives on W heels' A brother and sister ^ Great American Woodlots 1^3) MOVIE; 'Blue Lagoon' A ship Filter tip 10:00AM (3D Pee -wee's Playhouse ® El Reino Salvaje play amateur sleuths when their father is wrecked boy and girl come of age on a D E A R ABBY: Here’s a bright [CNN] Big Story (CC). (5® W ashington W eek in Review (CC) cigarette butts...... 10-12 years suspected of a jewel theft Josie VerKfram- tropical island Brooke Shields. Christo­ How to treat mouth ulcers idea for the bride who receives ini, Fraser Stephen-Smith 1986 Rated [DIS] Wuzzles W W F Superstars of W restling Plastic bags...... 10-20 years (3D dD Fall Guy pher Atkins, William Daniels 1980 NR Leather shoes...... 25-40 years duplicate gifts, or something she [HBO] MOVIE: 'The 7th Voyage of Sin- C3D Munsters Today [CN N ] Science and Technology Week (2® Punky Brewster (CC) bad’ The swashbuckling adventurer en­ D E A R D R . knows she will never use. My 7:00AM (3D Young Universe (1® Soul Train (In Stereo) However, if the herbaf remedy Nylon cloth...... 30-40 years counters mythological beasts and a ruth­ [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America 1^4) Portrait of a Fam ily GOTT: For a sister came up with this excellent (X) P la s tic m a n (20) G.L.O.W . W restling works for you, I see no reason why Plastic containers ... 50-80 years less sorcerer on the enchanted island of [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Bite the Bullet' Eight ri­ (26) MOVIE: 'Stigm a' A police officer is year now I’ve Alum inum ...... 80-100 years solution. (T) Funtastic W orld of Hanna-Barbera Cyclops. Kerwin Mathews. Kathryn Grant. d® Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC). ders test their endurance in a rugged 700 guilt-ridden over the murder of his partner you shouldn’t continue to use it. Richard Eyer 1958. Rated G. mite race across Southwest badlands despite receiving a citation for valor in the suffered with Open the gifts carefully so as 03) BraveStarr (CC) W W F Wrestling Spotlight Plastic foam ...... N E V E R Gene Hackman, Candice Bergen, James action that cost his friend his life Mike As a substitute. Dramamine — Jim Henson's Muppot large 1*A inch Litter cleanup in our national not to damage the box. Send the Daffy Duck and Tweety 9:00AM (3D (31) El Tesoro del Saber Coburn. 1975. Rated PG. Connors, Daine Baker. Martin Milner Dr. G ott Babies (CC). ulcers in my which is available without pres­ parks alone costs taxpayers $15 giver a thank-you note imme­ Go for Your Dreams @ Tony Brown’s Journal [M AX] MOVIE; World W ithout Sun' A 1977, (T) McCreary Report mouth and Peter Gott, M.D. cription — is usually a good million per year! diately. then return the card to (28) D r. Fad ® World Wide Wrestling look at underwater life and the men who (3® Black Perspective (3D S u p e rm a n live a month at a time without resurfacing tongue. I’ve choice. the box so you will know who sent C® Ring Around the W orld . [DIS] MOVIE: 'Charlotte's W eb' A pig is (^ MOVIE: 'Death Moon* A business­ fjl) Am erica's Top Ten 196 5 lost 25 pounds Abby. I hope you think this is it. (^) AM Boston saved from slaughter by a charming spi­ man's Hawaiian Vacation is disrupted [TM C] MOVIE: 'Can't Buy Me Love' D E A R DR. GOTT: I have worth space in your widely read When a gift-giving occasion (1® Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) der, a rat and a stuttering goose. Voices of when a native curse turns him into a were­ and am down to {4$ K id s o n g s (R) (In Stereo) Debbie Reynolds, Paul Lynde, Henry Gib­ (CC) A desperate high-school nerd hires a wolf. Roben Foxworth, Barbara Trentham, (2® Bugs Bunny and Friends 100 pounds. terminal cancer, so I have column. comes along, you already have a (41) U lis e s son. 1972. Rated G. girt to pose as his girlfriend. Patrick Demp­ France Nuyen. 1978 (2® ® S m u r fs (CC) sey, Amanda Peterson, Courtney Gains Pills, gargles nothing to lose.I’ve heard of an - ELAINE D. BAUM. HOUSTON "gift" in your possession to give [CNN] D a y b re a k [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ (1® Candlepin Bowling (60 min ) MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan in Rio* Murder 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) experimental treatment in which to someone else. Be sure to check [DIS] W elcome to Pooh Corner son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (S) Forgotten Children of the 80's (60 and B-12 shots did no good. I can sticks tipped with silver nitrate takes Charlie Chan to South America [USA] New Healthy Diet [U SA] Robert Vaughn Discovers m in.) hardly stand the pain and the some sort of drug is injected D E A R MS. BAUM : It is. And the card so you don’t give the gift [ESPN] SportsCenter where he discovers crime and murder Sid­ are gently applied to the ulcers; 1 1 :30AM (3D Teen W olf (CC) directly into the tumor to kill it. thank you for a worthwhile back to the person who gave it to ney Toler, Victor Jory 1941 10; 10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week (5® Wonderworks: Necessary Parties doctors just seem uninterested. the chemical bums the outer (£C) Pan 2 of 2, Where can I find out more about addition to this space. you. (^ Capitan Centella (3D Sm all W onder (CC) Brandon believes layers of the ulcers, killing the 1 0:30AM (3D uttle Rascals aliens may be lurking around when Vicki (61) M O V I E ; 'B a d g e 3 7 3 ' A su sp e n d e d this? ^ La P la z a D E A R R E A D E R : Although infected tissue and allowing the Also, one day when yourtoaster C h a n n e l s (3D Learning the Ropes Robert prepares produces 3-D images of a spaceship. New York City detective tracks his part­ D E A R A B B Y : I have a ques­ mouth ulcers do occur in patients normal, deeper tissues to grow. has popped its last pop. you may (O) Denver, the Last Dinosaur for his wife's arrival — and comes down (S) (^ Completely Mental Misadven­ ner's killers. , Verna Bloom, with serious medical conditions DEAR READER: Severai tion to ask that I have never seen find if handy to be able to go to WFSB Hartford, CT j [DIS] Donald Duck Presents with the mumps in the process. tures of Ed Grim ley (CC). Henry Oarrow. 1973. Ask the dentist about this. WNYW New York. NY experimental cancer cures are ■ in your column and I hope you can your gift closet and bring out a t [M AX] MOVIE; 'Project X' (CC) An Air dD M y Favorite Martian d $ America: The Second Century; The [CNN] N e w s d a y — for example, deficiency of the Remember that peroxide or hot WTNH New Haven. CT answer it for me. 1 Force pilot uncovers top-secret informa­ ® (P ALF (CC). American Indian [DIS] M y Friend FMcka immune system — they are also being investigated by reputable lovley new toaster! WOR New York. NY t salt-water washes will help re­ tion related to the specialized training pro­ (^ Greatest Sports Legends My husband and I had our WPIX II @ ) Ramona (CC). [USA] Dance Party USA (60 mm ) common consequences of dental medical scientists. The method J.S. IN C E D A R R APIDS New York. NY gram he IS involved with. Matthew Broder­ duce discomfort, although these WHCT dD Embajadores de la Musica Colom- you describe depends on many second child, and I was planning IOWA Hartford. CT II ick, Helen Hunt. Bill Sadler 1967 Rated ^ Three Stooges 1 2:30PM (g) New Archies (CC) problems. Badly fitting dentures, treatments do not affect the WTXX Waterbury. CT 20 b ia n a variables, including the type of on having my tubes tied. Then 1 PG ^ Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) O ) Portrait of a Family gum infection and tooth abs­ WWLP Springfield. M A 77 @7) Wall Street Week: A November ulcers themselves. [TM C] MOVIE: ‘The Dresser' Despite (41) C a p ita n P o d e r cancer, its size and its location. heard that my husband would D E A R J.S.: Great idea. But WEDH Hartford. CT 24 View of the Market (3® W hat About Women cesses are three such his ecceniricilies, a senile English actor is WTWS New London, CT 21 Adam Sm ith's Money World: What Evans & Novak possibilities. have to sign a consent form, when you recycle one of those coerced by his dedicated valet into giving [CN N ] College Football Preview [CNN] D E A R DR. GO’TT: I’ve suc­ As a general rule, injecting WVIT Hartford, CT M W ill the New President Do7 giving his approval. (I am over yet another performance Albert Finney. [DIS] Zorro Check with a dentist or oral gifts, be absolutely sure the card WSBK B o s to n . M A M [DIS] Grim m 's Fairy Tales cessfully used ginger-root cap­ substances into tumors is often Tom Courtenay, Edward Fox. 1983 Rated [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch surgeon. If your physicians have 21.) has been removed. WGGB Springfield. M A 40 [ESPN ] College Gameday (60 min.) [ESPN ] College Football: Yale at Har­ sules (1,000 mg) as anti-motion technically difficult, especially if WXTV Paterson, NJ 41 PG [USA] Proline vard (3 hrs.) (Live) As it turned out, he decided to [U SA] Cash Every Day thrown up their hands after sickness pills for years. Is this the the growths are large and lie deep WGBY Springfield. M A i f [USA] PGM Sate have a vasectomyJnstead. How­ 1 1:00AM (3D Mighty Mouse: The [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Million Dollar Mystery' giving you a clean bili of health, WTIC Hartford. CT • 1 College Football; Penn pipcebo effect or do you think in the body or close to vital 9:10AM [CNN] Healthweek New Adventures (CC). 1 2:00PM (3D A massive treasure hunt begins when a ever, when he went to have it Is your social life In a slump? Get CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) State at Notre Dame (3 hrs., 30 min.) let the mouth professionals have there’s something to it? (3D Learning the Ropes Robert encoun­ dying con man points the way to four hid­ organs. 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(In Stereo) Johnny Castle (2D This Old House (CC) Saturday, Continued light (Patrick Cassidy) 9 :0 0 P M (3) Simon 8t Simon Rich Great Escape This week: Chicago; and Prances learns he has a teen-age son whose life li Q i) M O V IE: 'Life. Liberty end Purmuit on California's Big ^ r region: the Mediterra­ the Planet of the Apes' Galen the chimp "Baby" Kellerman threatened by a crime kingpin. (60 min ) (Ir nean island Q f Malta. Stereo) this concert filmed at the Hollywood Pal­ finds that an old love is now a surgeon at ^ Rat Patrol (Melora Hardin) ladium. Richard Pryor. 1982. Rated R. the ape hospital Roddy McDowall, Ron dZ) Motorweek The Cadillac S TS (Seville ® d D Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled, e Touring Sedan); safe winter driving tips; an are headstrong ^ Sneak Previews (In Stereo) Harper. 1974. computerized car-navigation system, 12:45AM (HBO] MOVIE: 'The New option that can help drivers cope with young people technological advances that aid basebal (SD MOVIE: 'The Next Man' When a [1$ NW A Main Event snow and ice more easily; rear window de­ Kids’ (CC ) When two orphaned teenagers from different players, young amputee athletes, a cross Arab diplomat makes some honest moves move to a new town, they become the tar­ (S) W W F Superstars of Wrestling frosters. backgrounds between a sailboard and a hang glider (60 toward peace with Israel, he comes up as get for the local gang. Shannon Presby, Collectors (R) [CN N ] On the Menu min.) (In Stereo) the next man on a secret assassination list. Lori Loughlin. 1985 Rated R. who work together Sean Connery, Cornelia Sharpe, Albert [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson ^ Connecticut Newsmakers at a mountain ® (?D MOVIE; 'Magnum Force' (CC) Paulsen. 1976, [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Surrender' Money, and [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Th e Lady in Red' Roger San Francisco's "Dirty Harry " Callahan in the lack of it, plays a prominent role in the ® Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) [C N N ] Capital Gang resort on "Dirty vestigates a rash of gangland-style mur developing relationship between a best­ SD ARS Meadowlands Corman's exploitative account of gangster John Dillinger's beautiful but deadly gun Dancing." The ders. . Hal Holbrook. Mitch [D IS ] I'm a Fool During the Depression, a selling author and a struggling artist Sally ® Ramona (CC). moll. Pamela Sue Martin. Robert Conrad. series airs SATUR* ell Ryan. 1973. (In Stereo) star-crossed man (Ron Howard) pretends Field, Michael Came 1987. Rated PG (In [CN N] Newsday Louise Fletcher. 1979. Rated R. (In Stereo) DAY. NOV. 19 (ID Friday the 13th; The Series A wax he's a millionaire to impress a young Stereo)' [U S A ] Hollywood Insider likeness of a famous ax murderer comes to woman (Am y Irving). Based on a short [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Legend of Sleepy on CBS. story by Sherwood Anderson. (60 mm.) 1 : 0 0 A M CID Love Boat Hollow ' Schoolteacher Ichabod Crane life and goes on a killing rampage (60 C£ Collsge Na- ® Sustaining WOOS the daughter of a rich farmer and 3:30PM CHECK IISTINGS mm.) (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Let's Get Harry' Five braska at Oklahoma (3 hrs., 30 min.) FOR EXACT TIME friends join forces with a mercenary to res­ (20] D C. Follies learns the truth behind the legend of her (Live) 122) ( ^ Golden Girls (C C ) Sophia decides other suitor, the headless horseman Jeff to marry her late husband's business part­ cue a kidnapped buddy from South Ameri­ tP ) Bizarre Goldblum. Dick Butkus, Meg Foster 1980. (T) College Football: Southern Cal at ner (Jack Gilford). Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) can terrorists Robert Duvall. Mark Har- U C LA (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) (^Z) Julia Child and Com pany; Dinner for ■ mon, Gary Busey. 1986. Rated R (In [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Legend of Sleepy [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Half Moon Street' An W heel of Fortune (CC) >2.4) Hollywood Legends: Starring Na­ Hollow' Schoolteacher Ichabod Crane WKRP in Cincinnati the Boss (R) Stereo) attractive economics expert becomes en­ d D CE New s Magazine (CC) talie W ood (CC ) Robert Wagner. Elizabeth W O O S the daughter of a rich farmer and [CN N] Newswatch [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Deadly Illusion' A de­ meshed In political intrigue when she be­ dD Van Can Cook (^ Hee Haw Taylor. Bette Davis and Dyan Cannon re­ learns the truth behind the legend of her gins moonlighting as a paid escort in Lon­ minisce about Natalie W ood. Narrator tective falls victim to a setup that leaves PGA Golf: Isuzu Kapalua Interna­ [U S A ] Buttin' Loose Other suitor, the headless horseman Jeff don Sigourney Weaver. Michael Caine, d D Benny Hill George Segal. (60 min.) |R) him the prime suspect in the murder of a Goldblum. Dick Butkus, Meg Foster 1980 tional Final round. (2 hrs., 30 min ) (Live) (ID T and T (CC ) A teen-age businessman's wife. Billy Dee Williams. Patrick Kavanagh. 1986. Rated R. 5.30PM (M) War of the Worlds dD Festival Intemacional de la OTI "Excuse me...can you direct me to the dD Santo Domingo Invita crack dealer is tracked down by a ruthless Vanity, Morgan Fairchild 1987. Rated R [USA] Snub TV [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Toxic Zombies' An ex­ Natioftal Geographic: Great M o­ Desde Buenos Aires. . (3 hrs.) nearest lifeboat?” ® Paint With Pittard: Beach Grass supplier. (In Stereo) (In Stereo) 1:10AM [CN N ] Travel Guide ® tgu by NEA. Inc perimental defoliant transforms six mari- ments Part 1 of 2. MOVIE: 'Golden Boy' A boy with Sunset (5® Victory Garden TCC). [T M C ] M O V IE: 'The Lady in Red' Roger )uana farmers into bloodthirsty zombies. dreams of the concert hall is turned into a [C N N ] Capital Gang Corman's exploitative account of gangster 1 :30AM (® Naked City Charles Austin. Beverly Shapiro. Oennie [C N N ] Your Money ( ^ Sabado Gigante Programa dc vane- prize fighter. , Barbara Helfend [DIS] MOVIE; 'Willy Wonka and the John Dillinger's beautiful but deadly gun 3D IN N New s [E S P N ] College Basketball: Kentucky dades con juegos, competencias. cntrev- Stanwyck. Adolphe Menjou. 1939 istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don Chocolate Factory' Willy Wonka, the moll. Pamela Sue Martin. Robert Conrad, (5D Money. Money. Money ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook 1 :30PM 5 ^ Flower Shop (R) vs. Duke Hall of Fame Tip-Off Classic, world famous confectioner, offers a grand [CN N ] Showbiz Week Louise Fletcher. 1979. Rqted R. (In Stereo) from Springfield, Mass. (2 hrs.) (Live) Francisco. (3 hrs . 30 mm.) W ABC News (CC) (2^ Triple Threat prize to the five children holding lucky [DIS] MOVIE: 'Three Amigos' Three [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Red House' A terrifying [U S A ] Cover Story dZ) This Old House (CC). candy bars Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson. [CN N] On the Menu !S7) Computer Chronicles unemployed screen cowboys are mistak old house, which contains many myster­ 01ARTii46- IMMEPIATELV, Tril5 -frilS , O f C O U R S E . [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Peter Ostrum 1971 Rated G enly recruited to drive a greedy tyrant out [U SA ] Night Flight [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday 4:00PM ® MOVIE: The Return of ies. provides constant fear for a farmer CowPanv Will geothi a PjlicV WILL APay To all PER60NMEL. the Pink Panther' The bumbling, [ESP N ] College Scoreboard [ T M C ] M O V IE; D A .R .Y .L .' Army offi­ of a small Texas town. Chevy.Chase, Edward G. Robinson. Lon McCallister, [HBO] JFK: In His Own Words (CC) A 1 :45AM ^ Pre­ accident-prone French sleuth Inspector [USA] Throb cials seek to destroy their latest spy wea­ Steve Manm. Martin Shon 1986 Rated Rory Calhoun. 1947 O F aOM .m CP^izoL! VBm rm rrs... video portrait of John F. Kennedy, featur­ PG. sents Clouseau is in madcap pursuit of a price­ pon - a n 11 -year-old boy with a compu­ ing news footage, private home movies 1 1:30PM ® Entertainment This less gem known as the Pink Panther. Peter 5;35PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ terized brain who has escaped from his [E S P N ] College Football: Miami at 1:55AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Olrty Dane- and tapes of his voice from the Kennedy ter W eek Interview with country singer Randy Sellers. Christopher Plummer. Catherine laboratory home. Mary Beth Hun, Michael Louisiana State (3 hrs.) (Live) ing' (CC) While vacationing with her fa­ Library. (60 min.) McKean, Barrett Oliver. 1985 Rated PG Travis. (60 min.) Schell. 1975. 6:00PM dD Three's Company [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Fatal Beauty' (CC) An mily in the early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager (In Stereo) ® Star Search (60 min.) falls in love with a streetwise dance in­ 2:00PM ® MOVIE: 'Rooster Cog- S ) Knight Rider ® A -Te a m undercover policewoman searches for the bum ' A minister's daughter helps a former [U SA] Miami Vice source of a deadly batch of cocaine ® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare structor. Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, d^i) MOVIE: 'Cat People' A woman Jerry Orbach. 1987. Rated PG-13 (In deputy marshal win back his badge John dD Charles in Charge (CC) Sarah's boy­ Whoopi Goldberg. Sam Elliott, Ruben on Elm Street Freddy pursues identical disbelieves the legend that intimacy will 7:30PM (HD m - a *s *h Wayne, Katharine Hepburn. Richard Jor­ friend causes trouble when he asks Jamie Blades 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) twin sisters. (60 min.) Stereo) dan. 1975. transform her into a panther, and that she for a date. (R) d D Jeopardy! (CC). can only revert to human form after she [T M C ] MOVIE: Can't Buy Me Love' 3D M O V IE: 'Som e Kind of Hero' An ex- 2:00AM ® New s (R) d D d D ® M am a's Family Naomi's amorous dD Hawaii Five-0 has killed. Nastassia Kinski, Malcolm (CC ) A desperate high-school nerd hires a Gl finds life at home more difficult than his ® Home Shopping Overnight Service - J l - boss offers her a promotion six years as a POW. Richard Pryor. Margot (IQ) Grandstand A sports game show in­ McDowell, John Heard. 1982. War of the Worlds (60 mm ) girl to pose as his girlfriend. Patrick Demp­ (3 hrs.) As Schools Match Wits sey. Amanda Peterson. Courtney Gams Kidder. Ray Sharkey. 1982. volving guest celebrities and fans Host; MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Sher­ @ (E) (S) News Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous Cun Chaplin. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 3D lock Holmes' Holmes stops an attempt to dD DeGrassi Junior High (CC). (2D Pioneers of Aviation (M ) Saturday Night Live Host actor Pat Boone in the Netherlands; actress steal the Crown Jewels of England. Basil John Lithgow. (90 mm.) (In Stereo) MOVIE: 'Slave of the Cannibal God' Record Guide dD 9 : 3 0 P M 3 D Em pty Nest (CC ) Harry Charlene Tilton in Scotland; North Ameri­ WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll A group of explorers searching for lost Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Ida Lupino. 1939. (2D Racing From Plainsfield can ski resorts. The Children's Theatre A profile of thinks his daughters are sending him on treasure is interrupted by Stone Age canni­ ® Hersey's Hollywood (§Z) (ID Julia Child and Company: Informal the Children's Theatre of Massachusetts vacation because he's become a burden 3D Public People/Private Lives Sched­ (30) Dating Game bals . Stacy Keach. 1978 Dinner dZ) Doctor Who: The Keys of Marinus (In Stereo) uled interviews: actress . ac­ Part 2 of 6 [C N N ] Sports Saturday [C N N ] International Correspondents (ZS) PBA Bowling: Brunswick Memorial dD Bosom Buddies [CN N ] This Week in Japan tress , author Sidney Shel­ W orld Open From Glendale Heights. III. (ID Star Trek don. the Smothers Brothers (60 mm ) [ESPN] SportsCenter Victory Garden (CC) (R) (90 min.) (Live) 8:00PM (3D Dirty Dancing (CC) John­ 1 0 : 0 0 P M ® W est 57th (60 mm ) [U SA ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes [CN N] Newswatch ny's disapproving father arrives to change (SZ) Hollywood Legends: Grace Kelly-- d4) Art of W illiam Alexander and Lowell d D M O V IE: 'W arGam es' A teen-age (3D New s The American Princess (CC) Home to the Movies & Coming Attractions computer whiz inadvertently accesses the [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet his son's mind about a dancing career, (In Speers: Canyon at Sunseet Monsters A shy teen-age girl at­ movies highlight this portrait of the Aca­ Pentagon's strategic computer system Stereo) 3D (2D 2:15AM ® Home Shopping Over­ [E S P N ] College Football: Syracuse at tracts an unusual suitor - a zombie demy Award-winning actress who gave MOVIE: 'Sea of Lost Ships' Two and nearly begins World W ar III. Matthew night Service (2 hrs.. 45 min.) W est Virginia (3 hrs.) (Live) (3D (5D Reporters Scheduled: the experi­ up Hollywood stardom to become Prin­ Coast Guardsmen feud over a girl John Broderick, Dabney Coleman John Wood (iD Headlines on Trial ence of witnessing an execution (60 min ) cess Grace of Monaco. Narrator: Richard 2:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Stml Dawn' Derek. Wanda Hendrix. Walter Brennan 1983 [H B O ] MOVIE; ' Jones and the (In Stereo) Tem ple of Doom' (CC ) The globe-trotting (Zl) (?D Hunter (60 mm ) Pan 1 of 2 (In Kiley. (60 min.) (R) In a desolate world of the future, a swords­ 1953 Stereo) [D IS] MOVIE: 'Once Upon a Brothers archeologist battles an Indian cult for pos­ ® Trackdown; Prisorters on the man seeks vengeance on the warrior who Forever Lean [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Grim m ' Grimm's fairy tales are presented session of a sacred stone in this prequel to Streets (CC ) Actual footage is used to ob­ (2D They Called M e Kathy Katherine Hep­ Hickman, Nick Charles. killed his mentor Patrick Swayze, Lisa MOVIE: 'Cocaine and Blue Eyes' A in this musical version. Dean Jones. Paul "Raiders of the Lost Ark ' Harrison Ford. serve law enforcement agents apprehend­ burn recalls her childhood m Hanford Niemi, Christopher Neame 1987. Rated R. Sand. Ruth Buzzi. 1977 private eye, trying to find a client's girlf­ Kate Capshaw. Ke Huy Quan 1984. Rated ing parole violators Avery Brooks ("Spen­ (2D Combat! 1 1:40PM (2D comedy Tonight (In Stereo) riend. follows a trail that leads to a drug [HBO] MOVIE: 'Playing for Keeps' PG (In Stereo) ser For Hire ") is the host (60 mm.) - smuggling operation O J Simpson. ®D Hardcastle and McCormick Pan 1 oi 12:00AM ® Colombo Three high-school graduates attempt to [USA] Mike Hammer ® NHL Hockey; New York Rangers at 2 [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Half Moon Street' An Candy Clark. 6ndy Pickett 1983 transform a run-down country hotel into a Minnesota North Stars (3 hrs ) (Live) 3D Hom e Shopping Network (3 hrs ) attractive economics expert becomes en­ [CN N ] Headline News do) Fight Back! With David Horowitz rock-and-roll resort for teens. Daniel Jor- d D W ar of the W orlds (60 mm ) ^ Tales From the Darkside An apart­ meshed in political intrigue when she be­ dano, Matthew Penn. Leon W Grant 6.30PM (dD Too Close Tor Comfort [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News: The ment dweller questions her supposedly gins moonlighting as a paid escort in Lon­ dD Resumen NFL QD M O V IE; 'F/X' A special effects expert CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanca RodawaH 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Q i) Starting From Scratch James hires Reagan Legacy The NNTN team recalls happy marriage when a special radio ex­ don Sigourney Weaver. Michael Came. dZ) Woodwright's Shop becomes the fall guy for government Helen as the substitute receptionist for a the bumpy, blunderous moments of the poses the devastated private lives of her Patrick Kavanagh 1986 Rated R. [M AX] James Stewart: A Wonderful agents when he arranges a mobster's fake d D M O V IE: Barbarella' A woman's in­ v. uUk . neighbors. (R) COME ALONG. THIS euyfe INNOCENT.^ eervouRsaFA eppp Life This tribute to actor Jimmy Stewart Reagan Era. which began in Hollywood and ® MOVIE: 'AutumnSonata' nocence is lost in space when she's introd­ assassination. Bryan Brown. Brian Den- 2:30AM l a w y e r features vintage film clips, rare photo­ dD NBC News ends at the White House. (60 m m ) (In (2D MOVIE: 'Invincible Kung Fu Broth­ This powerful study of love and hate ex­ CHUBB. TIME HE WAS MINOIN'HIS ,MAN.7 uced to a series of psychedelic, techno­ nehy. Diane Venora. 1986 Stereo) graphs and numerous interviews ers* A widow and her son seek revenge on plores the deep emotional chasms separ­ ,0WNBU6INE66 sex pleasures. , David (2D Power of Choice (C C ) What is self­ dD MOVIE: 'The Philadelphia Story' A TOGO. [U S A ] Cartoons [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents the henchmen who killed her husband Al­ ating a mother and daughter Ingrid Berg­ Hemmings. Ugo Tognazzi. 1968. esteem, whatit can do and how it can be society girl yearns for a down-to-earth exander Fu Sheng, Chen Hui Lou 1981 WHEN HE acquired Pan 6 of 10. man, Liv Ullmann. 1978. XDOF.XOOFl [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC) 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up romance on the eve of her second wed­ 1 0 :1 5 P M c?® MOVIE: 'Breakhean '"GOT PICKED 3D Multi Trim Tales From the Darkside An While vacationing With her family in the Three Stooges ding Katharine Hepburn, James Stewart. Pass' A disguised federal agent is caught (ID 4:30PM (ID Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [CN N ] Newsnight apartment dweller questions her sup­ early '60s. a sheltered teen-ager falls in Cary Grant. 1940 up in a dangerous sequence of events (M ) Starting From Scratch Discovering posedly happy marriage when a special ra­ love with a streetwise dance instructor. ® M unsters Today Herman turns into a 227 (C C ) Mary and Sandra head aboard a tram in 1870. Charles Bronson. [D IS ] 1000 Dozen Orson Welles tells the Robbie's blood type leads James to sus­ dio exposes the devastated private lives of Jennifer Grey. Patrick Swayze. Jerry Or- businessman when he becomes a com­ opposing teams on T V 's "Family Feud " Jill Ireland, Ben Johnson 1976 story of a selfish man who plans to earn his pect that he may not be Robbie's father her neighbors. (R) bach 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) pany's majority stockholder game show (In Stereo) fortune by selling eggs to a mining town ( ® Great Escape This week: Chicago, 10:30PM ® Taxi dD Topo Gigk) where food is scarce. Stars Neil Munro and (3D That's the Spirit 2:1 0PM [C N N ] Haatthweak California's Big Sur region; the Mediterra­ © ) W ild America (C C ) A look at the coy­ 3D IN N News d D Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) nean island of Malta ote's ability to adapt to its environment. Ray Whelan (60 mm ) [C N N ] Sports Latenight 2:30PM Gl) Eaglas Praviaw '88 3D Odd Couple [C N N ] Big Story [C N N ] Pinnacle (2f) M O V IE: 'Th e Last W ave' The ancient [E S P N ] SportsCenter [ESPN] College Football: Boston Col­

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1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) galactic trophy hunter in the jungles of Hickman, Nick Charles. South America. Arnold Schwarzenegger, forced to turn to a life of crime to finance [U S A ] Miami Vice [USA] Hollywood Insider hts neurotic mother's skyrocketing medi­ Sunday, Continued Carl Weathers, Elpidia Carrillo. 1987 7:30PM 0X Runaway W ith the Rich Sunday, Nov. 20 cal bills. Michael Keaton. Joe Piscopo. Rated R. (In Stereo) 11:35PM CB m o v ie : ’Local Haro An DIANOIXD TRAP Maureen Stapleton. 1984 and Famous Pat Boone in the Netherlands, aspiring junior executive is sent to Scot­ actress Charlene Tilton in Scotland; North [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Tough Guys' A pair of [CNN] Newsday American ski resorts train robbers are released from prison after land to persuade a seacoast village to sell rrom le ft: [T M C ] MOVIE: 'A Room W ith a View' Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) a thiny-year stint only to return to a life of its land to a giant petrochemical company. [D IS ] MOVIE; 'The Little Prince' A 0X Noticiero Univision Peter Riegon. Burt Lancaster, Denis Law- year-old daughter from state care. Alan Brooke Shields Cd (CC) A turn-of-the-century Englishwoman [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents crime. Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas. Eli SlOOAM (5) Home Shopping Over­ Arkin. Marietta Hanley. Harry Ditson young prince comes to earth from a tiny must decide whether love is more impor­ Wallach. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) son. 1983. night Service (60 min.) Marinaro, Twig­ asteroid to find the meaning of life Gone [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ 1981 Rated PG. tant than social standing after falling for a 5:30PM (JO) Superman caps the weekend of the world of spons [U S A ] Diarrtonds (60 min ) (30) MOVIE: 'Advise and Consent’ Otto (ID Alice gy and Howard Wilder, Richard Kiley, Bob Fosse 1974 man she met in Italy Helena Bonham (X) New England Sunday • Rated G. dX Tu Musica [M A X ] MOVIE: 'W ostworld' An adult Preminger's adaptation of the Allen Drury 8:00AM Hessemanjoin Carter. Maggie Smith, Denholm Elliott. 9:30PM SD ®X Tracey Ullman Show bestseller about American politics and ^ Home Shopping Overnight Service (6X Charles in Charge Sarah's boyfriend playground becomes a battlefield when Continues (2 hrs.) (X) Sunday Mass j forces to catch a [TMC] MOVIE: ’Tough Guys’ (CC) A 1986. Rated NR. While receiving a massage, Kay fantasizes high-level intrigue. . Charles causes trouble when he asks Jamie for a the computer-run robots go berserk Yul a song-ond-dance routine to the tune of (X) Make It Real pair of train robbers are released from pri­ Brynner, James Brolin, Richard Benjamin Laughton. Don Murray. 1962. [CNN] Sports Review I Jewel th ie f in the son after a thirty-year stmt only to return to 3:30PM CD Starting From Scratch dale. "Slow Hand.” (In Stereo) (X) Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny Discovering Robbie's blood type loads 1973 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents A mystery/drama a life of crime. Burt Lancaster, Kirk Doug [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Mama's Family Naomi's amorous 12:00AM (D Kojak salute to the Olympic Games with star ath Frederick K. Price las. Eli Wallach. 1986 Rated PG (In James to suspect that ho may not be Rob­ (B) "The Diamond bie's father [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 8:00PM CD Murder. She Wrote (CC) boss offers her a promotion. 0X Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) lete. Goofy. (60 min.) dX Living the Word T rap." The CBS Stereo) A much-put-upon wife, an overly protec­ Inhabitants of the planet Aldea, unable to 0X World Class Women 5:35PM [DIS] Sidekicks Rizzo hopes tive teen-ager and a tycoon are murder Duet [U S A ] Snub TV Transformers V: m ovie airs SUN­ [USA] Street Hawk 10:00PM CB ®i) (CO Linda and reproduce, plan to rebuild their race by kid­ (2X Superman to bust a major gangland figure, Ernie is suspects in a coal-mining town, (60 min ) Richard have trouble adjusting when they napping several children from the Enter­ 5:30AM ® I Love Lucy ® Sunday Today DAY, NOV. 20. 1 :30PIV? Superman asked on a date by an "older wom an" (In Stereo) learn they're broke. (In Stereo) Growing a Business prise. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) IS) INN News @1) Sesame Street (CC). (24) Tony Brown's Journal America's Most Wanted Sched CD News [E S P N ] Auto Racing Continues (60 6:00PM 3 3 C40) News CD (IX (3$ Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) CHECK LISTINGS uled Enrique "Henry” Zambrano, wanted [C N N ] Moneyweek @X Oral Roberts (40) W ild Kingdom min.) 3) A-Team 0X INN News (22) Earn a Thousand Dollars in Five FOR EXACT TIME for the murder of his best friend (In Stereo) [E S P N ] SportsLook ^ World Tomorrow (57) Modem Maturity (CC) 0 X It's Showtime at the Apollo This Hours 4:00PM CE NFL Football: Philsde). 0X MOVIE: 'W ise Guys' Two goofball CD Mission: Impossible (CC) Greg [M A X ] Max Movie Show A preview of dX Robert Schuller [CNN] Moneyweek phia Eagles at New York Giants (3 hrs ) gangsters must redeem tnemselves after week's host: recording artist Johnny Soloftftx theatrical releases, movies in production Morris reprises his role as Barney Collier, Kemp. Guests include Sweet Obsession d l Nuestra Familia [M A X ] MOVIE: Cat's Eye' (CC) A mys (Live) they lose a bundle of their boss' cash and who now stands on death row in a Turkish d0) Hart to Hart and interviews with screen stars use his credit card to party Danny DeVito. ( "Gonna Got Over You ") (60 mm ) d?) Sesame Street Season Premiere terious feline serves as the link throughout CD St. Elsewhere Part 2 of 2 prison (60 mm.) (39) Home Shopping Overnight Service [U S A ] Night Flight a tno of macabre Stephen King stones Joe Piscopo. Dan Hodaya 1986. Jimmy Sweggart (3 hrs.) (CC). CD My Secret Identity Dr Jeffcoate’s 3D Magnum, P.l. ISD Drawing Man to Christ James Woods. Kenneth McMillan, Alan 06) Columbo dX Artsweek [T M C ] m o v ie : -d .a .r .y .l .' Norman’s Corner (CC) © ) Gene Scott 5:45AM [CNN] Daybreak King 1985 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo! best friend is kidnapped and replaced by a 0X Trapper John, M.D. Army officials seek to destroy their latest Sacrifice of the Mass [U S A ] She-Ra; Princess of Power double. (20) MOVIE: 'Superman' An infant from ( ® W inter Sportscast A look at Vail. [CNN] Worid Report [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! the planet Krypton journeys to Earth whore 0X MOVIE: 'Desperately Seeking Su­ Colo., race courses and the coordination spy weapon an 11-year-old boy with a ® Munstara Today Herman lurns into a 2:00PM CD Superior Court (fD MOVIE: 'Bustin' Loose’ An ex-con computerized brain who has escaped from [E S P N ] Running and Racing 1 2:00PM (T) Thi« Is the NFL ho grows up to battle evil Christopher san' A suburban housewife loses her me­ Involved in keeping them well maintained [ESPN] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ businessman when he becomes a com­ CD MOVIE: 'War Wagon' Two gunmen joins forces with a schootioachor to trans­ mory and adopts a new wave persona Ro­ lights of today's games. (60 min.) his laboratory home. Mary Beth Hurt. Mi­ Adventures of Tom Sawyer (X) VVWF Wrestling Challenge Reeve, Margot Kidder, Gone Hackman for World Alpine Championship competi­ [HBO] pany's majority stockholder. join forces to raid an armored covered wn port eight special children to a now homo in 1978 sanna Arquette, Madonna. Aidan Qumn tion. chael McKean. Barrett Oliver. 1965 Rated CD MOVIE: ’Gator’ A moonshiner takes Seattle. Richard Pryor. Cicely Tyson, Rob­ 1985 [USA] Morgan Brittany On Beauty PG. (In Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Trouble With ® Can You Be Successful gon carrying gold for an unscrupulous land Spies' A hapless British intelligence agent on a corrupt political boss Burt Reynolds. grabber John Wayne. Kirk Douglas. Ho ert Christian 1981 (2X Wonderworks: The Silent One (CC) (4-X Siempre en Domingo Programa do 1 2:30AM CD USA Today Scheduled: d X New Jersey Hispern) (29) Outer Limits (3) Nature: The Nature of Australia: A variodades con musica, entrovistas y artis- 6:00AM Cl^ Spread a Little Sunshine is sent to the island of Ibiza as bait for So­ Lauren Hutton, Jerry Reed. 1976 ward Keel 1967 (19) Latin Connection Vanessa Williams Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) A Gloria Steinom interviews ” L A. Law” co- viet spies. Donald Sutherland. Ned Beatty. dX Feme (60 min.) tas mviiados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ stars Jill Eikenborry and Michael Tucker; fS l Gilligan's Island dX MOVIE: 'Here Come the Co-eds' a s MOVIE: ’Which Way la Up?’ An or performs "He's Got the Look ' (60 min ) (39) War of the Worlds Determined aliens study of Australia’s varied marine life, in­ lasco, (2 hrs, 30 mm.) Ruth Gordon. 1987. Rated PG. [D IS ] MOVIE: -The Hobbit' Based on Confusion reigns at a girl's college when ange picker accidentally becomes a union (In Stereo) infiltrate a college campus and steal vials cluding the inhabitants of the Gre^t Barrier comic Robert Townsend; Robert Kemp, a SD Sustaining (57) South American Journey In the first [USA] Cartoons J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth fantasy Abbott and Costello attempt to pay off the hero and leaves his wife and family Ri­ 02pj Superman containing a deadly virus. (60 mm ) (In Reef (60 mm.) Part 2 of 6 (In Stereo) creator of giant parade balloons. (60 min ) (B) INN Magazine about Hobbit Bilbo Baggins and his magical nongage. Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. chard Pryor. Lonette McKee. Margaret Av Stereo) episode of this eight-part series exploring 33 Dallas dS Headline News 8:30AM C£) Dennis the Menace quest to recapture the Dwarf King's gold. Peggy Ryan. 1945 ery 1977 ',22j NFL Football: Regional Coverage (29) MOVIE; ‘A Bridge Too Far' In 1944, seven South American countries. Jack Piz- (Chargers at Rams or Broncos at Saints (3 (4X Hablemos de Cine the Operation Market Garden lasts nine zey examines the continuing political tur­ ( I D Multi Trim Insight / Out CX) World Tomorrow Voices of: Orson Bean. Otto Preminger dX Career Media Network John Huston. 1977. Superman hrs.) (Live) (57) Nature: The Nature of Australia: A days m an iD-fated attempt to end the war moil in unstable Bolivia and a stringently [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Little Prince' A dX David Paul [DIS] You and Mo. Kid ® Superman Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz 124) Hollywood Legends: Starring Na­ Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) Ex in Europe. Dirk Bogarde. Michael Came, controlled Chile (60 mm ) Part 1 of 8 (R) young prince comes to earth from a tiny^/ (E) Porky Pig [ESPN] Sportraits: Sterling Moss and aminos marsupials and other animals [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Rosi M itterm eier (Taped) dd) Classified Express - Jobs Superboy talie Wood (CC) Robert Wagner. Elizabeth Laurence Olivier 1977 [C N N ] Headline News asteroid to find the meaning of life. Gone which have evolved because of Australia's Wilder, Richard Kiley, Bob Fosse. 1974 MOVIE: 'Police Academy 4: Ci­ Sea Hunt @) McLaughlin Group Taylor, Bette Davis and Dyan Cannon re­ C38) K 'I'D 'S [HBO] 1 0 : 1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu Mystery); The Return of Sherlock isolation from the rest of tho world (60 [DIS] Yellowstone. The First National Rated G. tizens on Patrol’ (CC| Police academy Robert Schuller Holmes II (CC) Sherlock investigates the minisce about Narrator (4,1) PELICULA: 'M orir de Madrugada' Park The wonders of Yellowstone Na­ dS) Police Woman George Segal. (60 min ) (R) mm ) Pan 1 of 6, (In Stereo) graduates are put to work training local ci­ 10:30A M (X) inside Washington disappearance of a prize racehorse and tho tional Pork, including Old Faithful. Mam­ [USA] PGM Sale (S) One Day at a Time ® Meet the Press (CC). (61) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (5/) Fawity Towers tizens in a crime-fighting program. Steve CD Dino Riders death of its trainer (60 min.) (29) Police Story moth Hot Springs and Hayden Valley Nar­ 12:50AM [HBO] MOVIE: ’He’» My Guttenberg. Bubba Smith, Michael Wins­ dJ) Eleptist Church ® Hart to Hart Inhabitants of the planet Aldoa. unable to [CNN] PrimeNews rator: William Patterson (60 min.) (D Beezley Showcase o f Homes [C N N ] Week in Review (30) NFL Football; San Diego Chargers at reproduce, plan to rebuild their race by kid­ Girl' The manager of an aspiring rock star low. 1987. Rated PG. [C N N ] Evans & Novak d X Temas y Debates Los Angeles Rams (3 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN ] NFL Football: New England Pa­ [U S A ] Private Eye (60 mm ) masquerades as a woman in order to ac­ d X Love Boat [USA] MOVIE: 'Short Circuit' A of napping several children from the Enter­ triots at Miami Dolphins (3 hrs ) (Live) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Santa Fe Trail' A group [D IS ] Wuzzles dZ) CE News Magazine (CC) lightning transforms a high-tech warrior ro (SZ) Joy of Painting prise (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) company his client on a free trip to Los of cavalrymen follows the trail of abolition­ MOVIE: 'Terzan Triumphs' A hidden [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Karate Kid' (CC) 10:15PM [HBO] 1st & Ten: The Angelos. T K Carter, David Hallyday [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour [CNN] Newsday bot into a likeable little creature who thinks [D iS ] The Lion, the W itch and the War­ [CNN] This Week in the NBA A weekly Bulls Mean Business (CC) Clayton leads ist John Brown, from Bloody Kansas to city in the jungle is taken over by a squad of he’s human. Ally Sheedy. Steve Gutten When a teenager is bullied, a Japanese Misha McK 1987 Rated PG-13, (In Harpers Ferry. Errol Flynn. Olivia de Havil- [H B O ] Madeline Nazi paratroopers. Johnny Weissmuller. [DIS] My Friend Flicka drobe Animated Two youngsters travel magazine-style report on NBA players and a brawl against Lawrence Taylor; a beauti­ Stereo) berg. Fisher Stevens 1986 teams. handyman teaches him about self- land, Raymond Massey. 1940. (Colorized Frances Gifford. Rex Williams. 1943. to an animal-filled kingdom ruled by a cold- confidence and karate. Ralph Macchio, No ful woman is hired as a placokicker (In 9:00AM (X) Sunday Morning (CC) (90 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'For Pete's Sake' A Stereo) Version) (In Stereo) 2:30PM Family Medical Center hearted witch who never lifts winter's [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC). riyuki "Pat ' Monta. Elisabeth Shue. 1984 12:55AM [M A X ] MOVIE: ’Prick Up min.) (3) This Old House (CC) woman borrows money from a loan shark CD snowy blanket from the land (95 mm.) Your Ears' Based on the life and death of [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes to send her husband to college. Barbara (lX Tennessee Tuxedo [E S P N ] PGA Seniors Golf: Machado Rated PG 1 0:30PM ( D Current Affair Extra CX) Denver, the Last Dinosaur ® Three Stooges [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Joe Orton, a British playwright who was to the Movies & Coining Attractions Streisand, Michael Sarrazin, Estelle Par­ (® Superman Ford Classic Final Round From Key Bis- [USA] Mike Hammer CD D.C. Follies murdered in 1967 by his longtime lover CX) IGA Food Show ^ Conversations W ith sons 19'74. Rated PG. cayne, Fla (60 mm ) (Taped) 6:10AM [CNN] Healthweek Adam Smith's Money World 4:30PM CB Out of Thi» World Donna's 8:30PM CB (Si) Mamed... W ith Child- (11) Odd Couple Gary Oldman, Alfred Molina. Vanessa Red­ (X) Jetsons d X Pare Game Grande (90 min ) [USA] All-American Wrestling high-school flame returns for a class reu­ [USA] Murder. She Wrote (60 mm ) grave 1987. Rated R ^ Alice ren (CC) Peggy believes Elvis appeared to dX Bless Me. Father 6:30AM (X) vista CB) Transformers @ Newton's Apple (CC) nion -• and Evie schemes to make sure a her m the form of a sweat stain on Al's 1 2:30PM C£) NFLTcxiay NFL pregame romance doesn't develop 6:30PM CB Wheel of Fortune (CC) (39) Soloflex 1 :00AM CB N«k«d City (X) Oral Roberts dX Kenneth Copeland [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Soccer: Juventus vs. Napoli Italian shirt. (In Stereo) hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross. League. (2 hrs.) ABC News (CC) 01) Odd Couple (X) It's Your Business (29) Superman (81) 9 to 5 When Sharman tries self- dX Bugs Bunny and Friends [E S P N ] This Week in Sports Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. Univision en el Deporte Comentanos (29) It's a Living Ginger believes she has [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet (41) El Mundo del Box Campeonalos y lu finally found her match. defense on a supposed mugger, she's ar- (30) Keys to Success d r Christopher Closeup d X dZ) Sesame Street (CC). CD High School Bowl; Greenwich vs. y resumon del acontecer deportivo por rostod for assault 1 0 : 4 5 A M Jewish Life [H B O ] MOVIE: He's My Girl' The man chas entro boxoadores intornncionalos [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: dD Abbott and Costetto ( ^ Frederick K. Price St. Thomas Aquinos Jossi Losada y Jorge Berry (60 mm ) ( ^ Alice 1 1 : 0 0 A M CD Face the Nation ager of an aspiring rock star masquerades Comentarisias Jorge Burry y Luis Moreno 1 1 :00PM CD CD (30J News 1981 AFC Sudden Death Playoff and To Be AnrMMirtced. ® New Oidget dX Connecticut Beat as a woman in order to accompany his (60 mm.) [C N N ] Inside Business ^ Bounder 1981 NFC Championship (60 mm.) (R) CD Discover with Robert Vaughn CD Barney Miller Ring Around the World ® David Paul Superman client on a free trip to Los Angeles. T K <57} The Children's Theatre A profile of [D IS ] Animals in Action A study of how 9:00PM CB m o v ie : 'The Diamond [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Last of the Rod Hot CD Munsters Today Carter, David Hallyday, Misha McK. 1987 animals maintain their body temperatures OX Cheers (CC) (S) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) dX Naw Munsters (§) ® NFL Live NFL pregame show the Children's Theatre of Massachusetts Trap’ Premiere. (CC) Two New York Lovers' A middle-aged man attempts to dX How to Build a Fortune in 1989 hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) m hot and cold climates cops join forces with an unorthodox Scot­ (16) Choices We Face have an affair in order to perk up his hum [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch |R) [CNN] Daywatch had. Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle land Yard detective when a $12 million drum existence Alan Arkin. Sally Kollor- ® Reel to Reel: muthig 3:00PM C £ m o v ie : Miracla on 34th [E S P N ] Auto Racing; Barber Saab Pro [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 4: Ci­ (20) Insight / Out [DIS] Mousercise [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Gardner. tizens on Patrol' (CC) Police academy jewel theft leads them to London Howard man, Paula Prentiss 1972 Rated PG d X Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Street* An old man who professes to be Series From Del Mar Calif (Taped) (2<^ News (Live) [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated [ESPN] NBA Today O On the Record Santa Claus brings new meaning to Christ­ graduates are put to work training local ci­ Hesseman. . Ed Marinaro 1988 [USA] Robert Vaughn Discovers It's Your Business [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Every Time We Say tizens m a crime-fighimg program Steve (In Stereo) C24) Are You Being Served? [USA] Night Right: Take Off to Crime Spotlight on Government mas for everyone around him. Maureen Goodbye' A clash of cultures threatens tho [HBO] MOVIE; The Karate Kid' (CC) Guttenberg. Bubba Smith. Michael Wins (25) Worldvision 1 :30 AM CD Lifestyles of the Rich and When a teenager is bullied, a Japanese (S) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn developing romance between an injured CD (61) It's Garry Shandling's Show 6:45AM (B) D aveyft QoHath dX PELICULA; Las Vampires' Milenarias low 1987 Rated PG Garry must decide whether to have dinner Famous Actress Dixie Carter ("Designing handyman teaches him about self- Business Wortd 1947 (Colorized Version) American pilot and a Sephardic Jewish (36) AM Boston Women” ), actor Alan Rachms ("L A mujeres vampires reaparacen en busca de with the Schumakers or go to Jeff Gold­ 7:00AM ® Wall street Journal Re­ confidence and karate. Ralph Macchio. No- French in Action: Rencontres III victimas quo alimenten con su sangre su CD Siskel& Ebert Scheduled: "High Spir­ woman m 1942 Jerusalem Tom Hanks, 7;00PM CD eo Minutes ICC) 160 min I CS.D McLaughlin Group Law ") (60 min.) |R) port riyuki "Pat” Morita, Elisabeth Shue. 1984. its ' (Daryl Hannah, Peter O'Toole, Steve Cristina Marsillach, Benedict Taylor 1986 (In Stereo) blum s to play "Win. Lose or Draw " (In d X MOVIE: 'HeicU' The orphan Heidi goes siniestra maldicion. Stereo) (6i) Connecticut: Now (R) (In Stereo) CD Sustaining (T) Robert Schuller Rated PG. Guttenberg); "Oliver & Company” (ani­ Rated PG 13 CD (61j 21 Jump Street Hanson falls for to live with her grandfather in the Swiss dZ) Life Matters Part 6 of 13. mated). "The Land Before Time” (ani­ [USA] Throb CD (40J War and Remembrance (CC) Na­ [CNN] International Correspondents 0 1 INN News 8th Day [TMC] MOVIE: Th« Great Sentini' A Alps. Maximilian Schell, Jean Simmons. an assistant district attorney who is prose­ (X) [CNN] Science and Technology Week mated) talie. Aaron and infant Louis are sent to [DIS] Under the Biltmore Clock (30) That's the Spirit Marine Corps colonel nearly destroys his Michael Redgrave. 1967. (M A X ) MOVIE: ’T heG um of cuting a child molestation case (60 mm ) CX) Point of View [DIS] Zorro 4:45PM (In Stereo) Lourdes. Alistair becomes a war casualty, Adapted from an F. Scott Fitzgerald story, family by his dictatorial methods. Robert (IX America's Top Ten Navarone' Six Allied soldiers are assigned [USA] Financial Freedom (B) Larry Jones Duvall, Blythe Danner. Michael O'Keefe. [ESPN] Sports Reporter Berel produces proof of genocide in a flapper romantically pursues a hand­ [E S P N ] Auto Racing: NASCAR Atlanta ^ Superman the hazardous task of destroying a Nazi CD 0X incredible Sunday (CC) Tonight s Auschwitz, Pug says farewell to Nor­ 1 :35AM ABC News (CC) d i Divine Plan 1979 Rated PG [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Sicilian' (CC) Journal 500 (3 hrs.) (Live) show focusing on children includes a 9- some. wealthy bachelor and discovers his 33 @) Firing Line: The Philippine Dilemma fortress protecting the Aegean Sea Gre­ thampton Stars Roben Miichum and Rob­ family's eccentricities (90 min.) Based on Mario Puzo's best-selling ac­ gory Peck, David Nivenj Anthony Qumn year-old who saved his drowning brother, 2:00AM CD Can You Be Thinner? Revival Time Ministries 9:30AM CD d j Kst show count of Salvatore Giuliano, a fierce Italian [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Special People: Based Under Aquirto ert Morley (2 hrs . 5 min ) Pan 5 of 7. (In on a True Story' (CC) A dedicated woman 1961 and a blind boy who opened a store where Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 mm.) CD Home Shopping Overnight Service James Kennedy CX) Synchronal Research bandit who led the battle for Sicily s right @X Charlie's Angels the sightless can shop by touch (60 mm.) to secede. Christopher Lambert. Terence attempts to transform a group of mentally 5:00PM CDcoiumbo CD 11 /22/63: The Day the Nation Cri4d [HBO] MOVIE; 'Bachelor Party’ (CC) A (3 hrs.) ^ Rin-Tin-Tln (X) Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck handicapped young Canadian adults into a (S) MOVIE: 'Butterfield 8' A beautiful CD Magnum. P.l. carefree school bus driver’s pals decide to Stamp, Joss Ackland. 1987 Rated R (In model with few illusions about life, falls in (JD Public People/Private Lives Sched­ Rare footage chronicles the assassination 0X At the Movies It's Your Business dX Teenage M utant Ninja Turtles (CC) Stereo) successful professional puppet troupe, the of President John F Kennedy, also, inter­ throw him a no-holds-barred pro-weddmg love with a married man. Elizabeth Taylor. uled interviews: actress Lee Remick, ac­ (22) So) MOVIE: 'Davy Crockett: Rain­ party. Tom Hanks. Tawny Kitaon, Adrian [CNN] Moneyweek ® Kenneth CopelarKl ® Meet the Press (CC). Famous People Players Brooke Adams, bow In The Thunder' Premiere. A reu­ views with Corotta Scott King. Thomas P [USA] Cartoons Liberace. 1984. , Eddie Fisher. 1960 tress Jane Seymour, author Sidney Shel­ Zmed. 1984. Rated R. [DIS] Canterville Ghost Based on tho Os­ (@) Jimmy Sweggart Adelante don, the Smothers Brothers (60 mm ) nion between Crockett and President An­ "Tip” O'Neill, Gerald Ford and Isaac Stern. 11:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide ® ) MOVIE: 'Escape to Witch Mountain' drew Jackson spurs memories of their Narrator: James Earl Jones. (60 mm ) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Bob & Carol & Ted & car Wilde short story A ghostly visitor @) My Secret Identity Andrew helps Dr. 1 :00PM CD MOVIE: Friendly Peraua Two orphans, with psychic powers, are (9^ Knight Rider plagues an Amortcan family spending tho ( H Fantastic World of Hanna Barbara sion’ Southern Indiana Quakers resist the involvement in quelling an Indian uprising Alice' A married couple, enlightened by Jeffcoate, whose best friend (Fred Willard) 1 1 : 3 0 A M CD Century 21 Homes for held prisoner by a billionaire seeking to (iX Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous summer in an old English mansion Richard [CNN] Daybreak call to arms during the Civil War Gary 09) NWA Pro Wrestling 25 years before Tiin Dunigan, Johnny Actress Dixie Carter ('Designing their experience at a sensitivity institute, is kidnapped and replaced by a look-alike Sale amass an even greater fortune Kim Ri­ Cash. Samantha Eggar. 1988. (In Stereo) try to share everything with each other and Kiley stars (60 min )-'* [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer Cooper, Dorothy McGuire. Anthony Per­ chards. Eddie Albert, Ray Milland 1975 (2X Superman Women ). actor Alan Rachms ( "L A dX Ayer. Hoy y Manana CD Schkm Realtors kins 1956 Law” ) (60 mm ) their best friends Natalie Wood. Robert [ESPN] SportsCeMer [ESPN] SportsCanter (24) All Creatures Great and Small (24) Discover: The World of Science (CC) Culp, Elliott Gould 1969 Rated R dX My Secret Identity Dr Jeffcoate s CD ® This Week With David Brinkley @ Masterpiece Theatre: A Perfect Spy Topics include: tho wide size variances of [U S A ] Calliope CD Scooby Doo and the Reluctant W er­ (20) WWF Wrestling 2:30AM CD New England Sunday (R) best friend is kidnapped and replaced by a (CC) ewolf (CC) While Pym and Axel's partnership is (29) Saint land iguanas living on the Galapagos is­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Great Santini' A at Its height while both are posted to (22) 30) MOVIE: 'The Goddess of Love' Marine Corps colonel nearly destroys his CD Mellinger Group 7:30AM (X) A t the Movies double. CD Triple Threat (39) Friday the 13th: The Series A wdx lands. how children think, tho correlation CD Bamaby Jones Washington. D C , CIA agent (jrant Led- likeness of a famous ax murderer comes to between heart attacks and psychological Premiere, (CC) Venus comes to life and family by his dictatorial methods. Robert MOVIE: 'The Contender' A young [CNN] Your Money At the Movies 0X (X) Breakthrough dX dX Marvel Action Universe erer suspects Pym is working for the life and goes on a killing rampage (60 stress (60 mm ) (In Stereo) must earn a man's love or face banishment Duvall, Blythe Danner, Michael O'Koofo man puts his small town life behind him [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) Czechs. (60 min ) Pan 5 of 7. from Mt Olympus Vanna White. David 1979 Rated PG (X) Sunday Mass dX V Slicer (20) Superman mm ) (29) WWF Superstars of Wrestling and sets out to make a name for himself as Naughlon 1988 (In Stereo) a boxer. Marc Sing'or. Tina Andrews. (B) Wortd Tomorrow [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay TV Open House fix MOVIE; 'The Three Wishes of Billy (4Q) Star Search (60 mm ) [USA] Cover Story Johnstone. NFL Football; Regional Coverage Grier' A young boy contracts a rare di­ (39/ Mouse on the Mayflower Animated (24) (57) Masterpiece Theatre: A Perfect Moses Gunn. 1960 Julia Child ar>d Company: Informal Bengals at Cowboys. Colts at Vikings. A brave rodent stow^ away on the famous dX You Can Beat Baldness dX sease that speeds up the aging process ISf) Discover: The World of Science (CC) Spy (CC) Mary becomes suspicious during 1 1 :05PM 3D (40) News [CNN] Sports Latenight [M AX] MOVIE: 'Brighton Beach Me­ Dinner (R) Jets at Bills, Steelers at Browns or Soa- Topics include: the wide size variances of vessel bound for the New World (60 mm ) @ Miracle Faith Outreach Betty Buckley. Hal Holbrook, Ralph Mac a Greek vacation with Pym. who is now 3 J Magn um, P.l. moirs' (CC) Neil Simon's award-winning hawks at Chiefs (3 hrs ) (Live) land iguanas living on the Galapagos is 1 1 :30PM [ESPN] College Football; Miami at (§) Day of Discovery play serves as the basis for this seriocomic (|X Wall Street Journal Report chio 1984. (57} All Creatures Great and Small Vienna s Hoad of Station, Magnus fails to lands, how children think, tho correlation return after attending Rick's London fu­ 33 Sports Extra Louisiana State (3 hrs ) (R) portrait of a Jewish family in 1937 Brook­ dX World Tomorrow C2X Connecticut News Week [CNN] World Report [CNN] Newswatch (S) Dr. James Kennedy between heart attacks and psychological neral (60 min.) Part 6 of 7 33 Baretta [USA] Update: Making it Happen lyn Blythe Danner, Jonathan Silverman, (SZ) French in Action; Entree En Matiere fZX Little House on the Prairie [D IS ] MOVIE: The Ghost and Mrs. (S) Celebrate: Lincoln [DIS] Can^erville Ghost Based on the Os stress (60 mm ) (In Stereo) (36j it's a Living (it) Honeymooners Bob Dishy. 1986 Rated PG-13 I (3X NFL Football: New York Jets at Buf­ car Wilde short story. A ghostly visitor M uir' A lonely widow finds material for a 2:40AM [HBO] MOVIE: ’Rolling d l La Santa Mlsa (9X Small Wonder (CC) Brandon believes [CNN] Week in Review 09) Save the Children Vengeance' A young trucker uses his 1 0:00AM QD Employment Opportun­ [CNN] NFL Preview falo Bills (3 hrs ) (Live) plagues an American family spending tho aliens may be lurking around when Vickt best-selling book when she falls m love [C N N ] Big Story ities summer in an old English mansion Richard with the ghost of a 19th-century sea cap­ [D IS] JFK: A Celebration of His Ufe and (2.0) Sybervision monstrous vehicle as a tool of revenge [D IS ] Grimm's Fairy Tales (38) MOVIE: 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' Film produces 3-D images of a spaceship against tho men who killed his family Don Steampipe Alley Kiley stars (60 min ) tain Rex Harrison. Gene Tierney. George Times: The Presidency and the Legacy [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus CX) version of the Tennessee Williams classic [CNN] Newswatch (22) (90) George Michael’s Sports Mach­ Michael Paul, Liwrence Dane, Ned Beatty [E S P N ] NFL Gameday Preview of to­ about a woman and her alcoholic husband Sanders 1947 Kennedy's years as president between [ESPN ] Bodyshaping (B) day's NFL Football schedule (60 min ) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Gate' (CC) Mons­ ine 1987. Rated fl Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Burl Ives ters stream up from the bowels of hell after [E S P N ] Drag Racing: NHRA Fall Na- [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ 1961 and 1963, ending with his assassi­ [HBO] Tales of Little Women The girls d X Jim m y Sweggart 1956 tiortals (60 min ) (Taped) nation in Dallas and tho four days of nation­ (39) Christian Lifestyle Magazine [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Heart Is a Lonely [HBO] Do the Ouitty Go Free (CC) A do­ two kids disturb a hole left by the removal lights of today's games (60 mm ) racetve a Christmas gift of one dollar each (S) T and T (CC) Taler and Turner help an [TM C] MOVIE: Pirates' Roman Polan wide grief that followed (60 mm.) Part 3 of ($Z) Page Fifty Seven Hunter' A sensitive deaf-mute is be­ from Aunt March. cumentary examining how the Exclusion­ (4X Let's Go Bowling of a storm-damaged tree. Stephen Dorfr. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Can't Buy Me Love' unconventional reporter investigate a sen­ Christa Denton, Louis Tripp. 1987 Rated ski's satirical account of one pirate's quest 3 friended by a teen-ager who comes to un­ ary Rule, which pertains to improperly ob­ fSZ) Firing Une: Japanese Takeover: (CC) A desperate high-school nerd hires a ^ Synchronel Research: Can You Beat [TM C] MOVIE: 'Improper Channels' A ator's mysterious death. (In Stereo) PG-13 (In Stereo) for a fabled gold throne Walter Matthau. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Predator' (CC) A par derstand his private torment Alan Arkin. tained evidence, affects the ludicial Good or Bed? girl to pose as his girlfriend Patrick Demp­ Baldness ? Sondra Locke, Cicely Tyson. 1966. Rated ttttsundsrstanding lesds an innocam cou- I S ChaNc* o l SalvMion system. (60 min.) Cris Campion, Damien Thomas 1986 sey, Amanda Peterson, Courtney Gains amilitary rescue team is stalked by an inter­ P** to fight the courts to retfiaya thair 6- ^ MOVIE: 'Johnny Dangerously* In the [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors. Fred S IB) MMw Roam tco. mi [MAX] CInemw Covnedy Experiment: 1930s. en hortest. good-hearted man is ContInuMi... M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday; Ndv: 19, t9»8 MANtfHESI'ER'HERAl^bl Sittinlay, Nov,'19," 1988 — W FOCUS /Entertainment F O C U S / Hobbies Shirley looks bad, real bad, Protect your film, CoDectors* and that’s what she wanted Corner camera from cold Russ MacKendrick By Bob Thomas hearty laugh. revues, author of best-selling Bv Sandy Colton The Associated Press “ I did Soutsatzka because I books and guru of soul-seekers. The Associated Press loved her. I've had so many She is perfectly willing to spoof LOS ANGELES — “ Make me dancing teachers like that ... the her own claims of reincarnation Our pond is frozen. A 3-inch look bad,” Shirley MacLaine told kind of teacher who was so — but on her own terms. snowfall sheathed the surround­ contains a couple of large freezer the astonished filmmakers, and proprietary that if you went to Asked about her life today, she ing woods with white, and morn­ they took her at her word. another teacher, she'd just put Hap’ is honored ing's light revealed a stunning bags, wire ties, chamois cloth and responded with a giggle: "Where small brush. E- The result can be seen in the you out of her life,” she said. am I? Who am 1? Maybe I'll be early winter wonderland. For many, the season's first Extreme cold affects your new film, “ Madame Sousatzka," To prepare for “ Sousatzka, " Sousatzka for a year. camera, batteries and film. I try which has been hailed — with a the usually disciplined MacLaine "L et’s see, this is 1988. I'm with new stamp snowfall sends shivers through the spine. They envy those who to keep them inside my jacket few dissents — as MacLaine's allowed herself to gain 25 pounds. here. I’ m there. I’m reading have aiready fled to warmer except when actually taking a triumphant debut as a character She collected clunky jewelry and scripts. I’ve written another This 6!>-cent stamp in the Great Americans series picture. actress. Some may argue that she aged costumes to fit the role. And climes, dream nightmares of book, I made another picture brought the 1988 postal paper emissions to exactly r6 5 shoveling huge mounds of snow, Batteries can quickly lose up to has been a character all her life, she instructed the technicians: after 'Sousatzka' ('Steel 100 items. It is meant to carry over-stuffed letters or sliding off an icy road into a 70 percent and more of their but that's neither here nor there. “ Turn off the key light (which Magnolias'). weighing 3 ounces ditch. power in the cold. When you feel In the John Schiesinger film she makes actresses look good). " I ’m having a good time with The kick-off event took place on Nov. 5th at H.H “HAP” HONORED — Stamp honors For me, that first snowfall them getting weak, switch to the plays an aging piano teacher who Light me from the side. I need all "Hap” Arnold’s birthplace. Gladwyne. Pa. warm batteries inside your my life. Nobody special in my life. H.H. “Hap” Arnold, the "father” of the brings joy and anticipation. It’s a bullies and browbeats her gifted the help I can get to get rid of this I like it that way right now." Henry Harley Arnold (1886-1950). who picked up time of peace and quiet as I jacket. When the cold ones are pupils until they approach great­ gamin look.” the nickname “ Hap” as a good-natured cadet, has United States Air Force. explore the crystalline purity of warmed, they’ll regain their ness: if they leave her too soon, MacLaine profited from that been called the father of the modem United States fresh SHOW in the deep woods and power again. she erases them from her life. look from the time producer Hal Air Force. He knew aviation from the ground up as While most of today’s cameras ill-conceiveci hat. Her mouth is a grim line turning admire the fantastic snow forma­ The actress plays the role unre­ Wallis spotted her on Broadway Cinema he was taught to fly by the Wright brothers in 1911. tions, gleam ing as though have lubricants for the shutter One year later he had topped the altitude record and down Forget this stamp and remember her work and lenses that will operate in lentingly, breathing fire at as Carol Haney's replacement in with Scott, number 1322. issued in 1966- "The studded with diamonds in the anyone who opposes her will. She "Pajama Game." continued to make "hands on” aviation history early morning or iate afternoon extreme cold, some older models Boating Party.” may have lubricants that freeze looks several years beyond her Although she has played a throughout the 1920s and '30s sun. HARTFORD up and get stiff. If this happens, own 54. variety of roles, the Academy Clntmo CItv — Crossing Deloncev He assumed command of the Army Air Corps at □ □ O It's a time for seeing, recording (PG ) Sat and Sun1;20,3:30,7:10,9:50.— the start of World War II when it was composed of a stick the camera back inside your “ I didn't take my makeup off.” and sharing. A time for taking seemed to prefer her as a tart, Salaam B om bay Sal and Sun 1:30, 4, 7, BIG YEAR AHEAD: Only these two stamps for jacket until it warms up and the 9:40. — M adom e Sousatzka (PG-13) junkyard’s worth of planes and a roster of 20.000. In pictures! shesaid. "Ijustputitinthe wrong granting nominations for "Some six years he had built the Corps to 2.4 million in November and nothing slated for next month. Big controls work freely. places.” 6:50, 9:30, Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:45, 6:50, It’s also time to get out those Came Running,” "The Apart­ 9:30. — Bird (R ) Sat 2, 6:40, 9:45; Sun 1, personnel and 80.000 in up-to-the-minute aircraft. doings on tap for “ 89 though. The WORLD STAMP Film becomes brittle in ex­ When the Sousatzka role was ment” and "Irma La Douce." 4:15, 7:45. warm winter clothes that make it The Hap Arnold stamp is printed in blue. It was EXPO will be held at Washington D C. late in the possible for me to be comfortable treme cold. If you leave tbe proposed to her, she admitted it After another nomination in 1977 designed by Chris Calle of Ridgefield. For a year during the 20th Universal Postal Union and warm when I ’m on my camera out for a long time, do not AP photo gave her pause. for "The Turning Point," she EAST HARTFORD Poor Richards Pub and CIntma — first-day cover: Get the stamp locally and affix it to Congress. We will get II UPU issues and an EXPO snowmobile or snowshoes, deep use a motor drive or motor BULLY — Shirley MacLaine is shown during a scene “ But I decided there are too finally won the big prize for Punchline (R ) Sal 7:15, 9:30. 12; Sun 5, an envelope of your choice (make yourself a stamp; this besides as bevy of statehoods. a in the woods in search of pictures. rewind. Wind and rewind the film many wonderful, eccentric parts 7:15, 9:30. steamboat, something for letter carriers, prehis­ slowly. If the film does snap, frorn “Madame Sousatzka," the story of an aging piano "Terms of Endearment" in 1983. Showcoso Cinem as 1-9 — A C ry In the cachet?), and send to "Hap Arnold Stamps. I wear a pair of white cotton toric animals and Sitting Bull teacher who bullies and browbeats her gifted pupils until out there for me to worry about Along the way she has gained Dork (R ) Sat and Sun 12, 4:30, 7:15, Postmaster. Gladwvne. Pa 19035-9992. before Dec gloves underneath my large you’ll feel it go. Do not open the my image. My image never did 10:05. — Th ey L iv e (R ) Sat 2:25, 9:45, 5. back of tbe camera until you can they approach greatness. notice as a political activist, star 11:50; Sun 2:25, 9:45. — Land B efore ODD snowmobile mittens. The mittens concern me much.” She gave a of Las Vegas and Broadway Tim e (P G ) Sot and Sun 1,3,5, 7:15,8:45. are clipped to the sleeve of my get it into a dark room., removing — Fresh Horses (PG-13) Sat 12:20,2:30, □ □ □ the film in the dark and placing it 4:40, 7:45, 9:55, 11:50; Sun 12:20, 2:30, MANPHIL ’88: With stamps in mind you might jacket so that I can rip them off 4:40, 7:45, 9:55. — High Spirits (PG-13) like to zero in on the show at Illing tomorrow. into a light-tight canister such as PAINTER HONORED: Number 99 in the 1988 quickly without losing them. The Sat 12:10, 2:25, 4:45, 7:25, 9:50, 12; Sun MANPHIL ’88. put on by the Manchester Philatelic cotton gloves keep my hands your film can. Mark the canister 12:10, 2:25,4:45, 7:25,9:50. — O liver and -Stamp parade was released the day before the one Society, will feature 22 dealers. U S. Postal Office, with an explanation of the prob­ Com pany (G ) Sot 12:15,1:50, 3:25, 5, 7, lor Hap. It was a 23-center to honor the painter. warm enough while setting the Keaton glows in messy ‘Good Mother' 0:30,10, 11:30; Son 12:15,1:50,3:25, 5, 7, an auction, and a refreshments booth with camera controls. lem so the film processor knows - 8:30,10, — Th e Accused (R ) Sot 12:45,3, Mary Cassatt (1833-1926). The bizarre value pays homemade goodies to restore the tissues. Hours 11 The camera travels inside my to open the canister only in the 5:05, 7:40, 10, 12:05; Son 12:45, 3, 5:05, the second-ounce rate for international surface dark. THE GOOD 7:45,10. — Iron E a gle II (P G ) Sot 12:40, to 5: parking and admission free. jacket, hung by a strap around Mamet tells a slightly sweeter 3, 5:05,7:40,10,12:05; Sun 12:40, 3, 5:05, mail. The demand for this will be muted. There’s another reason for MO'mER (R ) New home video 7:40, 10. — Ernest Saves Christm as my neck until it's needed. An story, one given sentimental The first-day ceremonies were held at the slowly winding and rewinding the Leave it to Dis­ (P G ) Sot 12:30, 2:40, 4:50, 7:30, 9:40, Russ MacKendrick is a Manchester resident who extra lens or two, UV. starburst import through the career­ 11:40; Sun 12:30, 2:40,4:50, 7:30,9:40.— Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the site of Ms. fiim in extreme cold; Rapidly ney’s Touch­ WHITE MISCHIEF (R) Nel­ is an authority on a wide range of collectibles. and polarizing filters, film and capping performance of Don son, $89.98. This 1988 movie offers M ystic P liio (R ) Sot 12:25, 2:35, 5:10, Cassatt’s first formal art training. The stamp, moving the film through the felt stone Pictures 7:20, 9:40, 11:40; Sun 12:25, 2:35, 5:10, Questions should be sent to: Collectors’ Comer, spare batteries are kept in inside Fflmeter Ameche. 7:20, 9:40. — Child's P lo y (R ) Sat 12:40, printed in purple, does her no favors. At first glance on the film canister can create — home o f a picturesque portrait of the last Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester pockets that are warmed by my days of English colonialism in 3,5, 7:15,9:20,11:30; Sun 12:40,3,5,7:15, we see a fright-wig which turns out to be an 06040. electricity that sparks as it “ Three Men 9:20. body heat. An outer pocket jumps from the film to camera and a Baby” Robert DIMatteo Ameche plays Gino, a weary 1940s Kenya — a portrait etched body. This results in what ap­ and other cal- Italian-American shoemaker in acid. Based on an actual MANCHESTER pears as streaks of lightning or culatedly cozy hired to take the rap for a murder case that rocked Nairobi UA Theaters East — Die Hard (R ) FrI mobster: If Gino goes to prison and sent shock waves back to 7, 9:40; Sot and Sun 2. 4:30, 7, 9:40. — small dots on your exposed film. entertain- B A T 21 (R ) Sotond Sun Z 4:40,7:15,9:30. Never breathe on your lens or ments — to for a few years, he’ll receive England, the film pivots on the — Who Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) ‘Silent wings’ pilots seek recognition enough money to go on perman­ adulterous affair between Lady 2:15,4:30.— Punchline (R ) Sot-Sun 7:10, eyepiece, or the equipment may turn Sue Miller’s complex novel — an openness that Brian then ent vacation when he comes out. Diana Broughton (ravishing 9:30. — Pink F loyd : Th e W all (R ) Sot fog up and freeze. about a woman who discovers her uses against her in a bitter midnight. — Heouy AAetal (R ) Sat The movie takes place during the Greta Scacchi) and a womanizer midnight. — Rocky Horror Picture LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - He signed up in July 1942 and "It was an aerial truck,” and a crew of two. Some carried A UV filter will protect your dreams cannot be realized into a child-custody battle. last weekend of the shoemaker’s — Josslyn Hay, Earl of Errol Show (R) Sot midnight. They were called the silent wound up at Ong Flying School Coatsworth says, “ but the mini-bulldozers. Jeeps or lens and cut through the ultravi­ confoundingly lyrical, anti-sex As written by Michael Bort- freedom, before he turns himself (Charles Dance). Gorgeously wings. The men who flew them in Goodland, Kan., where he got power pilots who criticized it mortars. olet light that makes many snow statement. man, the script plays Anna and in for a crime that he didn’t filmed and preceding by way of VERNON had a ” G” — for guts — 25 hours of training, landing didn’t know what they were The gliders were first used in pictures look so blue. Use a A lot of messy adult feelings Leo’s sensual freewheeling happ­ Cine IE 2— The Good Mother (R) Sot commit. That weekend is spent languorous set pieces, the movie and Sun 1:30.4:15,7:10,9:30. — D ie Hard emblazoned on the silver wings without power from various missing. It handled like a the war on July 9, 1943, when starburst filter to accent the circulate in his movie, much as iness off against her rights and under the guardianship of low- skillfully blends upper-class sa­ (R ) Sot and Sun 4, 7, 9:40. — Who they wore on their uniforms. altitudes, day and night. dream.” they carried British airborne sparkle In the snow, a Polaroid they did in “ Kramer vs. Kra­ Framed Roger Rabbit (PG ) Sotond Sun responsibilities as a mother. level hood Jerry (frequent tire and silky romantic melo­ From there, it was on to two Although the war ended be­ filter to darken the sky. mer,” but the film frames these 2. "The mass of Americans troops from an airfield in According to the film, there Mamet star Joe Mantegna). drama. GRADE; air bases in Texas and more fore Coatsworth had to fly a Don’t believe your camera’s feelings with scenes of Arcadian don't know a thing about the Tunisia to Axis-held Sicily. would seem to be an inherent Jerry has a mischievous spirit: night and day dead-stick flying, glider in combat, he did have light meter unless you take a wistfulness out of "On Golden WILLIMANTIC gliders,” says BardCoatsworth Coatsworth says the National conflict between Anna’s fulfilling It’s his idea to get on a plane with BAD DREAMS (R ) CBS-Fox, Jlllsen Sauaro Clnomo — The Land with some practice in gliders some rather harrowing expe­ reading from a gray scale or the Pond.” Directed by Leonard of Lincoln, a former state World War II Glider Pilots herself as a woman and as a Gino and head to the Reno-Lake $89.98. The survivor of the mass- B efore T im e (G ) Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, made from converted power riences during training. palm of your hand (minus the NImoy, the movie will probably, 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, commander of the National Association, formed in 1971, has mother. suicide fire of a Jonestown-like aircraft. Once the tow rope broke loose white mitten). The white snow be a hit. But It’s one of those Tahoe area for some last minute 7:15, 9:15. — Fresh Horses (PG-13) Sat World War II Glider Pilots about 1,300 members. He esti­ Still, the film has merits. (Hiief high-rolling fun. hippie cult comes out of a coma in 12:45,3:30,7,9:30,12; Sun 12:45,3:30, 7, He got his first glimpse of the from the power aircraft pulling fools the meter so that most snow ■ pictures thatstartsoutsajdngonel 9:30.— M ystic Pizza (R ) Sat 1,3:20,5:30, Association. mates there were probably among them is Diane Keaton’s the 1980s, only to suspect that the Waco CG4A (C for combat, G the glider and narrowly missed pictures are one to two stops thing, and ends up saying quite 7:40,9:50,12. — Ernest Saves Christmas 10,000 men trained to fly incandescent performance. In a (P G ) Sot 12:45, 3:05, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, "I decided it's time that we for glider) in Lubbock. Texas, underexposed. Open up unless the opposite. cult leader is haunting her — and. breaking the windshield of the gliders role that resembles Alan Bates’ in For those who know Mamet’s one by one, picking off the other 11:45; Sun 12:45,3:05,5:15,7;30,9:45.— stop sitting around telling old and remembers wondering. glider. The rope became you want silhouettes. Diane Keaton stars as recently ” An Unmarried Woman,” the Child's P la y (R ) Sat 12:15, 3:15, 5:30, writing, it should come as no patients in her group therapy 7:45,10,11:45; Sun 12:15,3:15,5:30,7:45, war stories and let the world "How could anybody fly a thing tangled around the landing The association was instru­ Finally, when it’s time to go divorced Anna Dunlap, a working' virile Neeson is also good, as are surprise that the movie lives in its session. This 1988 release prom­ )0. — Accused (R ) Sat 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7, know about the contribution of like this.” gear and Coatsworth had to mental in establishing a Silent back into a warm building, put mother who ascends to cloud nine; 9:20, 12; Sun 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7, 9:20. as Anna’s lively tawdry little moments, its sneaky ises hip, shrewdly executed gliders to the war effo rt" The gilder, with a wingspan maneuver the craft through a Wings Museum in Terrell, the camera and lens in a plastic when Leo, an appealingly rugged' girlfriend, and Teresa Wright and twists and turns. It can be a little schlock, but. except for a few Coatsworth was working at of 83 feet. 8 inches, an overall clearing in some trees to iand. Texas, near Dallas, where bag, suck out as much air as Irish sculptor (Liam Neeson), Ralph Bellamy as Anna’s grand­ slow and deliberative, though, snappy early scenes, it doesn’t the Lincoln Aviation Institute — length of 48 feet, 3'>/4 inches, and Snagging the rope would have people can view one of several possible, and seal the bag before comes on to her. Frigid during the parents. GRADE: and it must be said that a few deliver. GRADE; the same place Charles Lind­ a height of 12 feet and 7-odd resulted in a crash, he said. restored CG4A gliders and entering tbe building. Condensa­ later years of her marriage to EMERGENCY episodes fail to come off. But bergh learned to fly — when he inches, "looked like a big olive Coatsworth, assigned to the other memorabilia. tion will form on the bag, not on Brian (JamesNaughton), Anna’s Fire — Police — Medical ’THINGS CHANGE (R ) Playw­ Ameche has a wonderful comic heard the Army was looking for green bomber,” he says. 66th Squadron of the 403rd "M y big concern now is that the camera. Do not remove the sexuality blooms with Leo. She right David Mamet’s directorial poise and oldtimer’s glee, and experienced pilots for glider It wasn't designed to be Troop Carrier Group, said the we get our proper place in camera from the bag until the and her daughter develop an easy debut film was the sly, hard- (F ilm g ra d in g :**** excellent, DIAL 911 Mantegna makes a worthy In Manchester training. pretty. CG4A could carry 13 soldiers history,” Coatsworth says. camera has warmed to room intimacy and openness with Leo boiled “ House of Games.” Here partner in crime. GRADE; * * * good. * * fair, * poor.) temperature. I 80 - MANCHESTER HERALD. SatorJtfy'. NTov. 19, 1988 • MANCHESTER HERALD, Satuixlay, Nov, 19, 1988 =-<■ 81 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books Software aids physically handicapped with typing Family farm fails but a story about it succeeds By Larry Blasko program that runs on any IBM PC ByBv Bill Kol«Kole __ . Yours,” is a convenience, unless about 1,000 characters of random- are features I would like: such as book’s release, critics are prais­ The Associated Press or compatible with DOS 2.0 or The Associated Press small farms folded, according to Kohn, a free-lance writer, had you’re doing your typing with a access memory and allows you to centering headings within the ing it and predicting the book will failing health. higher and at least 55,000 charac­ the state Farm Bureau. 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VIUTI BUSINESS ‘Recent changes in Medicare’ •'.RGFNTiNA Business Wall Street isn’t spooked scheduied for Dec. 8 meeting MARKET REPORT Editor’s note: This column is pre­ by new decline of dollar Harrington. The class will be divided pared by the staff of the Manchester Friday — Closed for Thanksgiving. Senior Citizens' Center, into two 10-week semesters. The minimum class size is 10. Contact the ON-GOING ACTIVITIES By Chet Currier The debate over what action industry too competitive. center to register. Monday By Joe DInnInIco Ceramics — 9:30 a.m.- The Associated Press Bush might adopt to reduce the “ Since we are probably not all Activities Specialist THURSDAY PROGRAMS Bingo — 10 a m. budget deficit ignores the fact that far from an equilibrium Dec. 1. Bennet Junior High Choral Pinochle — 12:30 p.m. NEW YORK — Although it has that measures have already been level, it should not be too difficult The Manchester Senior Center will be Group. Exercise with Rose — 1:30 p.m. shaken up the securities markets, taken in that direction, Yardeni for the central banks to get us to offering an important program on Dec. Dec. 8. Medigap. Tuesday: many Wall Street analysts say observed. that level without excessive 8 at 12:45 p.m. entitled “ Recent Dec, 15, The Magic of Steve Wronka. Square dancing — 10 a m .... the renewed decline in the dollar The Gramm-Rudman-Hollings turmoil.” Changes in M ^icare.” Dec. 22, South Windsor Timothy Exercise with Cleo — 1:30 p.m. is no cause for great alarm. Act of 1985 is already on the books Despite such assurance, the Guest speakers will be June Neal, Edwards School band and singers Basketweaving — 2 p.m. mL The dollar’s slump in foreign mandating steady reductions in stock market remained on the public information supervisor for the under the direction of John Prytko Grocery shopping (Stop & Shop) — n exchange, which took it Thursday the budget deficit over the next defensive in the past week. The Department of Consumer Protection, Call a day in advance for ride. to the verge of a modern ^ow several years. Dow 'Jones average of 30 indus­ and Charles Hulin, an attorney for the T R IP SCHEDULE Non-grocery shopping (Bradlees) — against the Japanese yen, fhibnsi- Center for Medicare Advocacy. Dec. 7, Westfarm Mall — filled. Worries have also surfaced that trials, which had fallen 78.77 Call a day in advance for ride, fied after the U.S. election early the dollar must go lower if the points the week before, lost Items discussed will be "Medigap” Departs 9:30 a.m., returns to center Wednesday: approximately 2:30 p.m. this month. United States is going to show another 4.62 to 2,062.41. insurance and the rights of individuals Pinochle — 9:30 a m. in regards to Medicare. Also, pam­ Dec. 9 — Festival of Trees at And it was widely attributed to continuing improvement in its The New York Stock Exchange Friendship Circle — canceled. Will worries, especially among for­ phlets will be available for distribution Wadsworth Atheneum — filled. De­ resume Nov. 30 at 10 a.m. PEOPLE trade deficit, the gap between the composite index fell 1.06 to 150.18; parts 12:15 p.m. eign investors, about what ac­ the NASDAQ composite index for on Medigap Insurance. I strongly Arts and crafts — canceled. Will imports it consumes and the tions the administration of suggest that all seniors attend this very MISCELLANY resume Nov. 30 at 12:30 p.m. exports it is able to make and sell. the over-the-counter market Rock legends perform President-elect George Bush important presentation. The last makeup date for flu shots will Bridge — 12:30 p.m. Even if that is so, maintains dropped 6.16 to 367.58, and the ROME (AP) — Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray would take to cut the federal John Connolly at Dean Witter American Stock Exchange THANKS be Monday, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Exercise with Rose — 1:30 p.m. Charles and five other legends of American budget deficit. Reynolds Inc., “ given the already market value index was down 4.81 I would like to take this opportunity to Lincoln Center. Thursday: Travelers dumps MoneyTrac Now that the holiday season is Closed for Thanksgiving. rock and soul music fired up Romans with an But many observers say the substantial decline since early at 286.67. thank Betty Lou Nordeen and the Illing HARTFORD (A P ) — The Travelers Corp., in the coming up. we at the Senior Center, Friday: internationally televised concert to raise funds circumstances don’t justify any 1985, it may not entail that much Volume on the Big Board Junior High Student Council for their to vaccinate African children. middle of a restructuring, has scrapped its big surge of pessimism. generous donation of "homemade” again, will be asking you for donations Closed for Thanksgiving. movement from the current averaged 136.08 million shares a Lewis pounded the piano keys with his heels MoneyTrac personal financial management system "W e believe that the outburst of level. day, against 138.62 million in the pumpkin pies for our Thanksgiving Day of canned food items for individuals not SCORES so fortunate. All items will be brought to as he did in the ’50s, and Charles interrupted a after fewer than two years, saying it couldn’t sign up hysteria about both the budget “ The specter of a free-fall, as preceding week. meal this past week. Their efforts were Nov. 14 — Pinochle: Carl Popple, 813: MACC. world tour to play two ballads before a rapt enough subscribers to justify its cost. and the dollar are unwarranted,” developed in 1987, should be The Federal Reserve gave an enjoyed by all. Sam Schors, 797; John Klein. 786: A free Thanksgiving dinner will be audience of 10,000 Thursday at Rome's sports MoneyTrac was a one-stop money management said Edward Yardeni, economist discounted. A really sharp drop in indication Thursday and Friday Amelia Anastasio, 767; Ernestine Don­ palace. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLASS SCHE- served at the South Methodist Church system offered by companies to their workers as a at Prudential-Bache Securities. the dollar would make U.S. that it believed the dollar had Din.E nelly. 767; Ann Fisher, 753; Marie Little Richard pranced atop a grand piano benefit. For a $100 annual fee, the system allowed on Thanksgiving Day. You may walk in Hebenstreit. 736. fallen far enough. The Fed^nd Monday, 9:45-11:45 a.m., garment — no reservations are required. For while crooning a medley of his hits. workers to buy insnrsepg 19 cur mortgages, Nov. 15 — Bowling: A1 Rodonis. 566: central banks of other industrial­ painting, 51. Individuals should bring further information, call MACC at James Brown bounced around a stage of contribute to savings accounts, and receive credit A Pick. 515: Mike Pierro. 532: Sabby ized countries intervened in the garment (pre-washed) such as T-shirt, 646-4114. steel girders and construction gear, singing "I cards through Travelers. DeMarco, 211: Paul Venza. 574: Harvey Feel Good.” Fats Domino, wearing a shocking Lawmakers, insurers foreign exchange markets to sweatshirt, etc. Just a reminder that the center will The fee was sometimes paid by the company, Duplin. 214. 560: Stan Wlochowski, 513: pink jacket, revived “The Fat Man” and support the dollar, and the Dec. 1, 9:30 a.m.. decorated straw hat be closed Thursday and Friday. sometimes by the worker, and sometimes split - filled. Ray (Thittick. 518: Andy Lamoureux. “ Blueberry Hill.” currency steadied. On behalf of all the staff, I would like 530. between the two. Intervention of this kind has its Dec. 15, 9:30 a.m., padded photo to wish everybody a happy Bo Diddley and B.B. King, a last-minute clash over proposition Catherine Bym, 172; Ann Siniscali. replacement for Chuck Berry, also were part of Travelers spokesman Robert Obie refused to give limits as well as it uses. With all album — II. Materials needed: a photo Thanksgiving. any details about how many individuals or album. 1 yard of material. 2 yards of 453: Eleanor Berggren. 180: Cathy the show, which will be broadcast early next the massive resources at their lace or eyelet. MENU Ringrose, 179, 468: Yoland Bums, 462: year on Home Box Office. companies had subscribed to MoneyTrac, whether LOS ANGELES (A P) — Law­ of Proposition 103, and lawmak­ disposal, many economists Monday — Tuna patties (tomato Alba Rusconi, 183, 475; Loma Kmiec. the product was profitable, or how much money makers and insurers clashed ers summoned industry officials argue, the central banks of the FREE CLASS sauce), whipped potato, peas, roll, 194, 477; Vi Pulford. 203, 516; Pat Travelers had spent in its development. Friday over a voter-approved to Friday’s hearing to explain world cannot change long-term The Senior Center will be offering a dessert, beverage. Olcavage, 464. Swagger! losing his jet “ That is proprietary marketing information and measure that drastically cuts their reaction to the measure. trends in the marketplace. free Western Civilization class begin­ Tuesday — Chicken ala king on rice. Nov. 16 — Pinochle: Clara Heming­ we are not able to release it.” Obie said. insurance rates in California. For many skeptics to become BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — These are hard State Senate leader David ning Dec. 7 from 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. The Waldorf salad, roll, dessert, beverage. way, 828: Ada Rojas, 777. Loss of the business caused LSGE Advertising believers in a dollar recovery, the times for Jimmy Swaggart. Legislators began trying to put Roberti announced legislation to class will be informal and students will Wednesday — Swedish meat balls on Nov. 16— Bridge; Helen Silver, 5.550; Inc. in Avon, which handled advertising and public dollar would probably have to not be graded. The textbook entitled The beleaguered evangelist, whose encoun­ down a so-called industry revolt, pay for the state insurance buttered noodles, roll, dessert, Lillian Evans, 5,160: Tom Regan. 5,050: relations for MoneyTrac. to lay off four of its 34 turn in a steady showing on its “ World History” will be required for all ters with a New Orleans prostitute led to his while insurance companies de­ commissioner’s imposition of beverage. Grace Gibbs, 4.360: Bill Cooper. 4.020; workers this week, said Gary Lessner, the firm ’s own for at .least a few days students. The paperback edition is Tom Giordano. 3.560; Roger Leigh. ouster from the Assemblies of God, now is fended their decisions to cut back Proposition 103 and to create an Thursday — Closed for chairman. without government help. 19.95. The instructor will be Robert Thanksgiving. 3,490: Mary Sargent. 3.450. parting with his Grumman Gulfstream II jet. on policies they sell. office in the Justice Department Jimmy Swaggart Ministries is selling its jet If the dollar must go lower Democratic state Sen. Dan to handle consumer complaints to a Texas company, according to records filed Sales tax revenues down about insurers. before that happens, some ana­ Boatwright accused the insu­ lysts argue, so be it. with the Federal Aviation Administration. HARTFORD (A P) — Revenues from the state rance companies of “literally Sen. Alan Robbins said he Though a falling dollar does Social Security According to FAA records, Tyler Jet sales tax were not as high as expected in September, Aircraft Sales of Tyler, Texas, is buying the jet. screwing the people of the state of planned to introduce legislation threaten to scare off foreign figures released Friday show, and a top state budget Although no selling price was disclosed, a California” following passage of Dec. 5 to levy multimillion-dollar investors with their much-needed official said there was still grave concern about QUESTION: If Social Security has a applying for help to pay his gas bill for ment. his railroad work credit will be similar plane was on the market recently for Proposition 103. fines against insurers who with­ capital, these analysts say, it also $40 billion surplus this year, can’t Social revenues from the corporations tax. heating and cooking this winter. Will transferred to the Social Security $5.25 million. Officials said the insurance draw from the market to avoid might well yield some positive Security taxes be reduced? In September, the sales tax. often described as the this change the amount of benefit he Administration and combined with the The sale comes when Swaggart’s ministry companies are not renewing complying with the proposition. results. receives every month? credits he earned under Social Security and Bible college are struggling. On Sept. 29. workhorse of the state’s tax system, grew by 5.1 existing auto policies, refusing ANSWER: A good question. Even in order to calculate your survivors Swaggart put a halt to nearly $13 million in percent, or $10.2 million over September 1987. new car insurance customers or though Social Security expects to take ANSWER: This assistance that your benefits as his widow construction projects at the ministry's Baton Officials had expected, however, a growth of 7 referring them to more expensive in about $40 billion more in taxes this neighbor receives to help pay energy Rouge complex. percent. subsidiaries. year than it will pay out. that cushion, costs may be considered income for QUESTION: A number of my friends So far in the fiscal year that began July 1. the sales Insurance company represen­ OPEN which includes surpluses from previous Supplemental Security Income pur­ have had outpatient cosmetic surgery. tax has generated $535.6 million, cor pared with tatives said it would be unfair and years, is equal to only 5 months Donna Rice bows out poses and. as a result, could lower the I’ve been considering it. too. Would my $493.9 million in the first quarter of the 1987-88 illegal to force them to operate at SUNDAY benefits. Reserves equal to about 1 full SSI benefit whichhe receives. He should Medicare coverage pay the doctor’s fee CINCINNATI (AP) — Donna Rice, the budget year. year of benefits are generally accepted multimillion-dollar losses they contact his Social Security office for for the surgery? Miami model whose association with Gary “ We are expecting a good, but not outstanding. as appropriate to protect beneficiaries say they Incur under the initia­ 1-4 PM further details. Hart ended his 1988 presidential campaign, Oiristmas (retail) season.” said Edward C. Baida, against economic downturns, and that tive’s rate cuts of at least 20 ANSWER: Medicare can pay for found more cameras than she had bargained assistant executive budget officer in the state Office percent. level will not be reached until 1992. But, QUESTION: My father worked for 20 Emily Dr. cosmetic surgery only if it is needed for when she showed up for a meeting with a of Policy and Management. Budget officials expect looking at the even larger picture, these the railroad for about 5 years before “ We cannot continue to pay because of accidental injury or to group of journalists. an 8.5 percent growth in sales tax receipts during surpluses are a reserve to partially starting his own business. Last year, he improve the function of a malformed claims, deliver service to our Ms. Rice said in a handwritten statement the Christmas quarter of October, November and offset the drain that today’s workers died at the age of 60, My mother is part of the body. Medicare cannot pay customers and provide a return to moments before her scheduled appearance December.. DREAM NO MORE — Your dream will come true once you step inside will place on the system when they are wondering what will happen to those 5 for elective cosmetic surgery. that she had expected her meeting with the our shareholders under the sys­ Baida said that the “ big concern” is the this NEW 8 room Contemporary with atone fireplaces. MBR w/jacuzzi ready to retire and collect benefits. It’s years of earnings in railroad employ­ Society of Professionai Journalists. Sigma tem established by this ballot corporations tax. which is running $15.7 million and FPL’d loft, sliders to 40x16 deck. Convenient location. •425,000 part of the plan to assure that financing ment. Will they increase the benefit she This column is prepared by the East Delta Chi to be private and off-the-record. initiative,” said Ronald Foley of for Social Security benefits Is sound below this point in the previous budget year. The Travelers Corp,, which is will receive as his widow when she Hartford office of the Social Security "But when I arrived a few minutes ago and 1 jjVJJJj « Manchester Road to Fern St. well into the next century. becomes eligible? For October, receipts from the corporations tax Administration. If you have a question saw the cameras. lights and tape recorders, I pulling auto, home and some y/ to Emily Drive. you’d like answered, write to: Social were up 7 percent. or $1.8 million over October 1987. commercial lines from the QUESTION: My neighbor, who is realized this wasn’t the forum I anticipated," ANSWER: Since your father had less Security, Manchester Herald. P.O. Box she said. So far this year, the corporations tax has generated market. Bob Landers 633-6922 getting SSI for disability, is also than 120 months of railroad employ­ 591. Manchester, 06040. $95.5 million, compared with $111.2 million at this The state Supreme Court is point in 1987-88. considering the constitutionality 657-97233 Nation & World CL&P gets OK to spin off SCIENCE & HEALTH Gossip columnist dead PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) —SheilahGraham, the legendary Hollywood gossip-columnist who with gas division and raise rates Blood-sugar ■ 4 ^ 1 ) Louella Parsons and Hedda Hopper formed what NEW BRITAIN (AP) - The came to be known as the "Unholy Trio," has died in million hike. immediately criticized the agree­ Department of Public Utilities a hospital here. The final portion of the agree­ ment. The two were particulary Her daughter said she was 84. Control's prosecutorial division ment would reduce the amount of control vital displeased that the prosecutorial Friday reached a stipulated "She s the last of the Big Three,” her friend and costs from a divestiture that division acted on its own to reach agreement that would allow former editor Mike Kaplan said Friday. "Of the could be immediately passed on a tentative' settlement. Connecticut Light & Power Co. to three of them, she was the most tenacious.” said to consumers. The three state agencies had spin off its gas operations and for diabetics Kaplan, who edited her work at the Variety weekly Company shareholders would worked together in past months to boost natural gas rates $4 million. from 19S2 to 1955. absorb half the estimated $1.1 reduce CL&P rates for electricity A spokesman at E. Earl Smith and Son Funeral The agreement, which must be million cost. But the new gas and gas. CHICAGO (AP) — Diabetics who are able to keep approved by utility regulators Home in nearby Lake Worth said Graham, who company would have the right to " I ’ m not surprised, but I ’m their blood-sugar levels well regulated are much ^ fo r e it can take affect, was lived in Palm Beach, died Thursday at Good apply for rate increases to bill disappointed by the agreement. " less likely to go blind than those whose levels are immediately assailed by the state Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach. consumers for the remaining said Gundling, explaining he had poorly controlled, according to research published consumer counsel and the state Graham, bom in London's East End. lived a life half, under the proposed been notified earlier in the week today. attorney general's office as "an as controversial as the people she wrote about. agreement. an agreement was possible. Thousands of diabetics lose their sight each year a outrageous settlement.” She had a love affair with novelist F. Scott No date was set Friday for a He said the prosecutorial div­ because of a diabetes-linked condition called CL4P, a subsidiary of Nor­ Fitzgerald in thelast three years of his life, and once hearing on the proposed settle­ ision obviously has “ a different retinopathy, in which tiny blood vessels at the back theast Utilities, has about 160,000 lamented; “ I won't be remembered for my writing. ment to the divestiture issue, view of what's best for the public of the eye break and bleed, usually painlessly over a gas customers scattered through­ I'll be remembered as Scott's mistress.” which is part of a pending CL&P interest than we do.” period of years. out the state. The company has rate case. He said the attorney general's The condition afBicts both people who get been under pressure from federal Unusual term for killer "W e believe that it’s favorable office would join Meehan in diabetes as adults and those who get it when they are authorities to separate its gas a nd to all parties.” said Elizabeth opposing the deal, which Meehan younger, said researchers at the University of TACOMA, Wash. (A P ) — A woman has been electricity operations. Watts, an attorney who directs predicted would be rejected by Wisconsin, who studied both groups. € Under the proposed agree­ sentenced to an unusual term of 46 years in prison, the prosecutorial division. utility regulators. The researchers used blood sugar-levels to divide ment, CL&P would be forced to one for each year a judge said she stole from her CL&P spokeswoman Jackie “It's really an outrageous subjects into four categories and found that those in murdered husband. increase its equity in the new Harris said, “ We think it’s a fair settlenfient,” Meehan said. the highest-level category developed signs of venture, the so-called Yankee In addition. Pierce County Superior Court Judge announcement.” She said the “ There should be no increase at retinopathy almost twice as often as subjects in the Gas Co. from 38 percent to 42 J. Kelley Arnold said Thursday he would write the proposal would allow the new all. and perhaps a rate reduction. lowest category. superintendent of the Purdy Corrections Center for percent in a bid to make it more rompany to be formed with a For example, the four-year of developing stable. Their customers pay the second- Women about evidence showing Yvonne Eileen "modest rate increase,'' al­ highest rates in country. It's advancing retinopathy among people with an 11 Basic rates also would be Wood had an uncanny ability to manipulate others though the freezing of the rates unconscionable to agree to the percent reading for glycosylat^ hemoglobin, a increased $4 million, or 2 percent, Arnold said actuarial statistics showed 1st Lt. for three years would create stipulation that would increase blood-sugar test, was estimated to be roughly and then would be frozen at that Richard Wood. 26, shot to death May 26,1987, in his some “ burdens.” these rates any higher.” double that of people with a reading of 9 percent, the rate for three years. The new home near Fort Lewis, would have been expected to State Consumer Counsel James Meehan said he’s opposed to the researchers said. live 46 years more. rates would take effectabout Jan. F. Meehan and Assistant Attor­ settlement, which would give the Differences in the risk of developing retinopathy " I think she owes him for each one of those,” the 1. CL&P had requested a $5.9 ney General William B. Gundling were seen both in subjects who had been diagnosed judge said. gas company a 14.5 percent profit margin and make rates the with diabetes before age 30 and those who developed The sentence was nearly 20 years longer than the highest in the country. He said a it later, said the researchers, who studied 1,897 A P photo 26 years, eight months proposed by deputy 12.6 percent profit margin was diabetics over a four-year period. prosecutor Tom Felnagle. the maximum under HE'S OK — Thomas Biesiadecki, who his mother, Barbara, at the University of East Coast phones more reasonable. The findings were reported in today’s Journal of conquered a supposedly inoperable Chicago Medical Center Friday. He has state sentencing guidelines for first-degree murder “ We had suggested that the the American Medical Association. A sentence exceeding the maximum is allowed company be ordered to go back to Though it falls short of establishing a cause-and- brain tumor five years ago, is hugged by survived another medical scare. when, as Arnold did, a Judge finds exceptional the drawing board,” he said. effect relationship, the study provides the strongest circumstances. KO’d by cut cable evidence so far that poor control of blood-sugar Meehan said he doesn't oppose divestiture, but wants it to occur levels increases the likelihood that a person will Bombers will fly NEW YORK (AP) — Telephone under conditions that benefit develop retinopathy, the researchers said. Meet, Tom, 13, a survivor The disruption in service meant service and computer systems many rallers either got a record­ consumers. He said he planned to CITY, S.D. (A P ) — The second crash of a along the entire East Coast were ing tellingtiHKQ to dial again or a file motions that rates be reduced CHICAGO (AP) — Five years ing his brain tumor would reap­ ultrasound, a procedure using B-lB bomber in nine days probably will not force disrupted Friday when a primary busy signal, said Nelson. by $1 million. after a surgeon removed a pear, his mother said. He even high-frequency sound. She con­ another grounding of the naUon's Beet of advanced transmission cable was severed Last year, the prosecutorial Anesthesia safer supposedly inoperable brain had a party to celebrate. tacted the doctor, Dohrmann, at jet bombers, an Air Force general said Friday Harry Baumgartner, a spokes­ by a construction crew in New division, the consumer counsel's tumor and sent a New York City But then the pain returned. the University of Chicago, and he The four crewmen parachuted to safety Thursday man for AT&T in Basking Ridge, Jersey, AT&T announced. office and the attorney general's boy home to a normal life, the Thomas first noticed an ache in operated on Thomas a short time night, but the $280 million plane was destroyed after The accident in the Brown N.J., said the damage was caused office worked together to obtain a than public thinks 13-year-old has survived another his stomach while delivering later. smashing onto a runway at Ellsworth Air Force by a back hoe that inadvertantly Junction railroad yard In Sayre- 5.5 percent reduction in CL&P’s frightening diagnosis and a se­ newspapers one day in Sep­ A non-cancerous, marble-sized Base during a rouUne training Bight. AuthoriUes ville, N.J., forced rerouting of severed a three-inch, light-guide combined rates for gas and CHICAGO (A P ) — Anesthesia has become cond round of surgery, his doctor tember. Doctors in New York cable. tumor was removed and the refused to speculate on the cause of Thursdav's thousands of calls which ordinar­ electricity. "remarkably safe” despite bad publicity and said Friday. thought it was a pulled muscle, crash. ^ operation was declared a ily use the cable, said AT&T big malpractice awards, researchers reported “ I would describe Tom as very Mrs. Biesiadecki recalled, and success. The crash came two days after officials reported Friday. District Manager Jim Nelson. courageous,” said Dr. George she made him quit his paper Follow-up brain scans showed that the A ir Force had inspected and cleared more “ It’s almost like a highway, in The patient’s age and condition and the Dohrmann. "H e ’s been through route. no recurrence, and Thomas was than two-thirds of the 98 B-IB bombers, which were that you have to go along it to get 646-5200 difflculty of the operation are the determining more in his 13 years than most But the pain persisted, radiat-. considered normal, except for a f u n d e d brieBy following a crash Nov. 8 that from say. New York to Florida,” factors in patient deaths, said the study in the people go through in their lifetime ing to his back and down his leg. destroyed a plane in Texas. related learning disability that said Nelson. “This is a major Journal of American Medical Association. ... a very deep dangerously An X-ray showed a mass in his has put him a couple of grades I see no reason to believe we will ground the blockage, affecting the whole The study analyzed deaths occurring within removed tumor. And he’s been lower back, Mrs. Biesiadecki behind his peers, his mother said. Bwt. I ve talked to my bosses, and there is no Realty Co.^ East Coast.” seven days of a particular operation among through this, the scare of a tumor said. Doctors, fearing another Mrs. Biesiadecki turned once mtention at this time to ground them,” said Maj. In addition to affecting phone 13 E. Middle Tpke., Manchester some 100,000 patients administered anesthesia ... that’s going to grow and make tumor, told Thomas and his again to Dohrmann before con­ WR. Robert Marquette, commander of the 12th Air service, several private custo­ during surgery at the Health Sciences Centre in (him) paralyzed. Division at Ellsworth. family that radiation therapy senting to radiation for Thomas’ mers using phone line transmis­ Open House — 1-4 PM Winnipeg, Canada, between 1975 and 1984. “ I would say he is someone should be started. back problem. sions — including The Associated Studies 10 years ago showed the mortality who’s handled all of this as well as "H e was very upset,” Mrs. “ I said with that location Mrs. Quayle won’t run Press — experienced service rate directly associated with anesthesia to be 1 most people.would be able to do.” Biesiadecki said. “ His only there’s no question with modem problems Friday afternoon, said Sunday, INovember 20 8 Kim Road, Bolton in 10,000 cases, said Dr. Peter G. Duncan, What doctors first feared was thought was that it was back techniques we could get just a — Marilyn Quayle said Nelson. chairman of the Department of Anesthesia at another life-threatening tumor Friday she doesn't want the U.S. Senate seat her •274,900 again ... I think the worst part of piece of this tumor,” Dohrmann the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. turned out to be a herniated disc husband will give up to become vice president, but Country 2 »tory Ceoar Colonial. Newlv seeing my son sick, aside from said, recalling a phone conversa­ contlructed. on 1 acre lot. Central air. The death rate due to anesthesia was 1 in in Thomas Biesiadecki's lower the pain he was in, was seeing tion with the family. an aide to Gov. Robert D. Orr says about 25 other walk'in closets, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. 185,000 in a recent British study. The study at people are interested. 4 3 'X i back, and the boy is on the mend how sad and empty he was.” But after looking at the boy's Fireplaced family room, sliders to deck. the Winnipeg hospital indicated that anesthe­ again after a successful operation Orr has interviewed at least eight candidates, but But she refused to accept X-rays, Dohrmann decided Tho­ Dir: 1*384 to Eiit 5. Right off esit. right onto sia was "virtually immeasurable” as a cause at the University of Chicago defeat. mas didn’t have a tumor after all. has made no formal list, said aide James E. Knoop. Rte. 85. left on School Street, right on Hebron of death. Medical Center. Mrs. Quayle, in a statement released by her (in OM. Mlai Rd., left on Valerie Dr., left on Kim. The family had consulted doc­ Instead, he found a disc hernia­ "Anesthesia has become remarkably safe “ I'm thankful that God gave husband's transition office, said she told Orr she is tors first in 1983, when Thomas tion, a condition that is not Westbridge Dr., Bolton and the sensationalized major events that one him back to me a second tim e,” not interested in succeeding her husband. NbHeiMttor • 645-S393 began suffering memory lapses unusual in adults but is rare in 205,000 reads about in the newspaper... are very much Barbara Biesiadecki, Thomas’ and headaches. The doctors diag­ children, he said. Orr met with Mrs. Quayle on Thursday in Inviting Raised Ranch with gorgeous the exception rather than the rule,” said mother, said shortly before he Washington, and she emphasized that her responsi­ views. Fastidious upkeep. 3 bedrooms. 2.5 nosed an inoperable tumor grow­ Discs are the cushion-like Duncan, co-author of the study. was sent home Friday. bilities as the wile of the vice president and the baths, family room with wet bar. Great ing deep inside his brain. tissue between each vertebra that WIISM family area. Errors by anesthesiologists, such as failure No one was more relieved than But Mrs. Biesiadecki learned give the back its mobility. In mother of three school-age children would not allow Dir: Camp Meeting Rd.. right on Carter St., to maintain patients’ oxygen supply, can result Thomas, who after reaching the S her enough time for the Senate job. said spokesman C8ILCO. through a newspaper article Thomas’ case, the jelly-like right on Volpi, left on Brch Ml., right on in severe brain damage or death. Jim CarroR. - • M YEARS OF QUAUTY SBRnCB important five-year medical mi­ about a doctor in Chicago who material inside one of his discs Tinker Pond, left on Weatridge Dr. lestone bad finally stopped fear­ performed brain surgery with was pushing on sensitive nerves. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINf; 643-2711 NotICtS Lots/Lond for Solo...... Investment nreoerty..... Merchtmdlte Business ^o p orty...... Myticel Items...... HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ...... Comeres ond Photo Eoulpmont.. HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Ann»uftceffiefifB...... ”t| Resort Rroperty...... I I HELP WANTED Moftpopos.... HoMdov Seosenol...... Pets end Supplios...... Atfctlom...... Misceitaneous tor Solo...... niM fidtl...... H Wonted to Buy Anllooei and Collectiblei...... F U L L end pert time driv­ MECHANIC. Full time or Services Roofltif/SidlnD...... 17 Clothing...... Too Solos...... TEACHER Aide. The LABORER end axpa- FlDOrlDD...... Wonted to Buy/Trode...... ers helper, moving fur­ pert time. Must be BmployniMit A Education Rantals Child Core...... S $ Purnllure...... Manchester Public riancad Carpenter „S1 ElDCtrfcol...... S 9 niture. Cell 647-1717, MOTO PHOTO qualified to work on all Tlm « Help Wonted...... io Rooms tor Rent...... Cleenlnp Sorvleos...... J l TV/Sleree/Aooiioncet...... SIDERS Wonted ter work Schools Is seeking ap­ Help Wonted...... n HqatlnD/Ftumbfna...... M naadad ter commercial Aportments tor Rent...... Lewn Core ...... MltctJlontouB SqrvICM...... 61 Mochlneryond Tools...... In East Hartford, Mon- leove messoge.______makes of vehicles. 5-10 plicants for 0 class­ SlfwoffpA Wonted...... ^..11 Bookheeplnp/lneome Ton...... Automotive The natlon'a leading 1 work. Plaosa call 646- Condominiums for Rent.. .44 SqrvIcDB Wonttd...... 13 Gordenine...... cheter Area. Call 634- $150.00 A D A Y I Process veers experience a ■velnoM OpppftunWee...... i) Homes for Rent...... Coroentry/Remodellnt...... SS hour photo finlahing room Teacher Aide at 5775. Instruction...... LonGteoDinD...... 63 Good Thinos to Cot...... Cor s for Sole...... 1660.______must end tools. M&M Store/Office tpoce...... neintlnp/Roporlnp...... M C onerttt...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... phone orders. People Martin School, effec­ CmplovmeRt Services...... is Resort Rrooerty...... chain l■••eking enthu- Service Station, 649- Puel Oll/Ceol/nroweod...... Compers/Trollcfs...... D E N T A L Assistant. Full cell you. Tuesdoy- tively Immediately. Industrlol Rroporty...... 'orm SupoMosond Eouloment.. Moterevcles/Mooeds...... •laatlc people for full 2871.______House Keepera Rm I Sttot* Goropes ond Sterope...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL time, mexlmlie your Frldev, 1om-7pm. 214- This Is a full time Homes »pf Sole...... ji Dfflet/Rotoll equipment...... Auto Sorvleos...... Pail UiiM poMlon. Ptoaia Roommates Wonted...... MONTHLY CASH IN AOVANCE RATES... Autes for Rent/Leose...... 732-3690. Ext. L-2 and part time poai- position tor the bal­ Condominiums tor Sole...... n Wonted to Rent Aecreotlonol eoulpmont...... potential, experience apply M: . Coll 643-2711 for more Information! Miscelianeoue Automotive...... tiona. We offer train­ ON THE JOB TRAINING ance of the 1988-89 Boots ond Morino eaulomont..,.. Wonted to Buy/Trode...... lob satisfaction with PRE-SCHOOL Teoeher start an axciting career In personal end profes­ needed to work with 3-5 ing, competitive sal­ school veer only. Cell Quality Inn M T I I : 1 to d dovs: 90 cents per lino per dov. the optical Industry. Wa are Mrs. Pet Ladd, Man­ For clossifltd odvortlsmonts to READ YOUR AO: ClostlfPd odvprtltompnft oro sional growth end ful­ veer olds. Pert time ary, amployee dis­ 61 Hirtford Tpk«„ Vwmon 7 to 19 doys: 70 cents per lino per doy. a wholaaaia optical lab chester Public Schools, bt oubitshpd Tutsdov through Soturdoy. tho taktn bv ttltohont os o convtnlonct. Tho fillment by utilizing hours available. •••king a trainee for our of­ 64e-S700 lOa/AA 20 to 25 days: dO cents per lino per doy. dpodllno Is noon on tho doy btforo oubllco- Monchostor Horold Is rtsoonslblp for only ono counts and bonuses 45 North School Street, ’ 2d or more doys: 50 cents per line per doy. Incorrtcf Insortion ond thtn only for tht sizo of your warmth end Inter­ Please cell 649-5531 tor fice staff and • lab tachnl- tion. For odvortlsomonts to bo oubllshtd personal communica­ confidenttel Interview. for Individuals with ini­ Manchester, Connecti­ FULL Tima positions Mlnlmwm cBorvo; 4 lines. Monday, tho dtodllnt Is 2:30 o.m. on Friday. thp original Insortion. Errorswhichdonotipsspn clan tralnaa. Starting thp voluo of tho odvprtlstmtnf will not bt tion skills. A well or­ tiative. Apply In per­ hourly rate $5.50 with re­ cut 06040, 647-3451. avaltebla tor heavy corroetpd by on oddltlonol Insortion. WAITRESSES. Days. EOE. ganized flexible, fun Apply In person to: son, 9am-7pm. views in 30-00-180 days. equipment operator loving person will wel­ and truck driver with LaStredo, 471 Hartford 396 West Middle Tpke. Call Bob Pound to discuss come this challenge In Road, Manchester. the excellent fringe bene­ EXECUTIVE class 1. Experience na- Notices PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME our rapidly growing Manchester, C T fits and appointment for In­ cassery. Banafits. Cell HNANCIAL help Peridental practice. WAREHOUSE Opportun­ terview. SALES 647-9745 or evenings ( WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ities. Full time or pert A t a condlllon prccoOcnt to Our patients appre­ F U L L Tim e, 10pm-6em, Th e P rud ential is 484-4153.______tho plocemont of any odvor- ABANDO N tho search. ciate end value our time. Due to expanding QSA OPTICAL Thank you for making MAINTENANCE Techni­ TH E Bolton Public Build­ HOURS 1pm-5om, help wanted to perform seeking a bright, tisine In flio Monchestor He­ cian. Samaritan Shel­ services end smiles. business, we have rald, Advortlsor hproby us no.1 for 41 years. ing Commission who Mondav-Frldey, Man- needs for Individuals lanitorlal duties ter lo­ 649-3177 highly motivated in­ ter. Responsible for Our goals are to be the cal store In the Willi- Real E8tal8 oeroet to protect. Indemnify Fast, confidential, meets the second and chesteraree. Light typ­ best. If we have stirred who ere willing to give CLERK Typist with Cour- dividual, who has the and hold hormlttt tho Mon- easy mortgages. Mr. assigning lanitorlal du­ fourth Monday ot each NURSE AIDE ing, riling, answering mantle area. $6.00 end ties, flll-ln cleaning In up some Interest, we a little extra effort in ler duties. Full time, initiative to build a chntor Horold, Its officer! Mortgage where month at 7:30pm In the phone, and some com­ return ter on opportun­ up depending on expe­ diversified opening In ond omplovoet oealntf any omorgenctos, monitor­ CERTIFICATION would love to share rience. Please cell 1- solid professional America borrows has Town Hall Is seeking o puter knowledge help­ Ideas. Please coll ity to move ahead In o our Advertising De­ HDME8 and all lloMllty, loti or boon neighborhood ing of building, minor recording secretary to ful. Coll 647-8288, be­ 489-2445 for further de­ sales career in insur­ axpenio. Including otter- 0 repairs. Minimum of 10 CLASS Elaine at 633-2048, be­ growing, dynamic or­ partment. Knowledge FDH8ALE tradition helping ho­ attend meetings and do Meadows Manor Is ac­ tween 9 and 5. ganization. We offer tails. Collect cells of data processing ance and invest­ noyt' foot, orliino from hours per week. $6.75 tween 8-4, Mondev- accepted. a clplmt of unfoir trade practi­ meowners for 41 years. clerical work. If Inter­ cepting applications for JE W E L R Y Soles. Part Thursdey. Ernest B. excellent wages end plus but we will train. ments. Extensive 2 Please coll Conn & per hours. Coll MACC, ested, Please coll All reel esleta edvartlsad In ce!, Infrlnoement of trade­ 649-2093. EOE. Nurse Aide Certification time X-Mos help and Spiro, DPs ond teem. generous fringe benef­ Pleasant telephone years earn as you mark!, trade name! or pot- Conn of 233-9687. Chairman Ron Helm at its which Include den­ the Menchastar Harold la Class to begin Dec­ year round positions manner, good typing learn training pro­ aublact to Fair Houtine tnt!, violation of right! of 645-6967. LABORER or trim man tal. Full time; first, tht F^ARA-PROFESSIONAL ember 5th. Permanent available. Flexible SECRETARY/ end spelling necessary. gram. College Degree Act of 19M, which mekaa It privacy and Infrinoomont of Aide needed In the wanted ter siding com­ second end third shift Reliable transporta­ copyright and oroorlotory hours. Apply: Dia­ preferred. Starting lllaeel to edvartlaa any praf- Employment Bolton Elementary positions may be availa­ mond Showcase, Man­ pany. 742-5406 or 643- openings. Part time: RECEPTIONIST tion a must. Good aranct, limitation or dlacrlm- right!, unfair comootlflon WANTED ble at the completion of salary up to *500 per and llbol ond ilondor, which School, Bolton, Con­ chester Porkode. 9633.______Thursday evening, Sat­ for Real Estate office in hourly wages, excel­ Inotlon boaad on race, color, To Start Immadlatsly. Snack the class. Permanent urday end Sunday op­ rallelon, tax or netlonol may rotulf from fho publica­ necticut, to work with bar hap. bartandars. and daak lent benefits Including week. Excellent bene­ tion of any odvortlimont In Chapter 1 students. Ap- position starting salary Early morning donut SCHOOL Secretary. If enings. It you have Manchester. Pleasant, dental. Coll the Man­ fits. Call Bill Raspa or orlein, or on Intention to PART TIME hap. Top wagaa, nighta and you ere looking for a mekt any auch praferanca, the Moncheeter Herald by . oroxlmatoly 19 hours waakandt. Apply to Managar. is *8.28 per hour and an finisher. Apply In warehouse experience, energetic personality chester Herald for ap­ Harry Velardi at 646- odvertlier. Including odver- per week. For Informa­ secretarial position come In end fill out an limitation or dlacrlmlnetlon. I HELP WANTED Parkada Bowling Lanaa. Man- excellent benefits pack­ person; and telephone manor. pointment at 643-2711, 1145 or send resume to The Harold will net know- tliementi In any tree dlitrl- tion, coll Steven Bent, with challenge, variety application or cell osk tor Jo Deary. butlon publication! pub- chaatar. No phona eaia. age begins with class Inely accept any edvartlaa- MORNINGS. Office Assistant Principal, MR. DONUT end excitement, cell at Economy Electric Light office duties, mant which la In violation of llihed by the Moncheeter worker tor Manchester participation. RHAM Junior High CLEANING. W orking Prudential Herald. Penny Sleffert, 643-5166. H E LP wanted. Flower 255 West Middle Tpke. Supply, 428 Tolland some typing & comp, crew chelf trainee. tha low. Publliher. Real Estate office. T y - shop soles clerk posi­ PERMANENT PART Manchester, CT School (228-9423 or 647- Turnpike, Manchester, Insurance Co. SgUTREHH New Eng- P A R T Tim e Custodian. 9297) end ask ter Dr. 8am-12. M-F, Carpets, upholstry, 491 Buckland Road, plng/bookkooplng ex- tion available 2-3 days TIME POSITIONS ARE 647-5000. EOE/M F wells, floor stripping, lend clossifleld ads porlonce helpful. 646- Evenings. S-0:30pm, Henry Grabber, Prin­ So. Windsor, C T 06074 per week. Flexible NOW AVAILABLE. t e a c h e r Aide. Before DRIVER. New England's Call 64 6-5200 general cleaning. Resi­ reach nearly 800,000 LOST 465S.______hours flexible, 5 days a hours, except during cipal. Skills required for immediate homes In Connecticut week. Apply; Facilities Please apply in person and after school, 7am- largest electrical pro­ dential and commer­ AND FOUND COOK. Soup kitchen holiday weeks. Apply 9am and 3 to 6pm. Include: typing, com­ duct distributor has op­ EOE appointment, m/p end Rhode Island. The Services, South Wind­ to Mrs. Oliveira at: puter, clerical end In­ cial, full time tor qual­ Coordinotor. Mon- In person at Brown's Infant care givers enings tor truck drlv- TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ ity, reputable service price tor a basic 25 sor Board of Educo- Flowers. 163 Mein St., terpersonal. Dictation cense Plate Number Is word ad Is only $55 end chostor Areo Confer­ MoadDws Manor needed, 7-l2:30pm, ers. Primary end company, cen­ TRAINING. Nurse Aide ence of Churches. 30 tlon, 1737 Main Street, Manchester. skills would be a plus. ER 900. If this Is your will appear In 43 news­ South Windsor, 520- 333 Bldwell St. 12:30 to 6pm. All posi­ responsibility Is to trally located In Glas­ classes beginning soon hours per week, DISHWASHER. Even- tions 5 days a week. Salary to be based on make deliveries to cus­ plate number, bring papers. For more In­ LO S T In M r. Amoilno 9711. Ext. 40 EOE. Manchester, C T 06040 experience. Position tonbury. If you're reli­ to train for e rewarding U/hour. Experienced Ings tor hard working Coll 644-9172. tomer locations or to this ad to Ed Thornton, able, energenlc, have formation cell Classi­ porkino lot, FrI. Nov. D E N T A L Business. So- 647-0191 available imme­ at Manchester Hondo, lob as a Nurse Aide. fied, 643-2711 and ask 11. Block portfolio op- with meal planning and person. Career oppor­ our branches. Qualifi­ good driving record, Paid training period preparation. Work os crotory Assistant. Will tunities ore possible Eoe . diately. Applications cations Include good 24 Adams Street, Man­ ter detolls.o______proxlmotolv 4S" x 60" V. accepted through No­ call us. Experience with Increase after 90 port of 0 voluntoor train, part or full time. end we will train. Cell driving record. Class 11 chester, to collect voor helpful but willing to ROOM To grow. A orow- contalnina artwork. 649-9207. vember 21st. $25. You must bring days. Call 643-5151, Ptrsonol voluo. Ro- team. Coll 649-2093. Covey's 643-2751. I HELP WANTED drivers license along troln. Good starting Crestfield Convales­ Ing family will have Send rosumo to: SCREW Machine set-up with the ability to reed proof or registration. selory, benefits. 633- plenty of room to ex­ word. 74^9900 ask for This otter Is void In cent Home, Manches­ Chris. MACC, P.O. Box 773, Your ossuronce of quick M E D IC A L Assistant with person for Acme Grid- maps end communi­ 3335. ter, Connecticut. pand In this charming 7 Manchester, Connecti­ response when you adver­ bookkeeping and medi­ lev Automatics. We cate effectively with seven dovs. 11-19. room bungalow colon­ IMPOUNDED. Fomolo, cut 06040, by Novombor tise In Classified Is that cal experience for need e top notch person customers. We otter Huskoy. Block and EARN THE Gallery Restaurant ial on Henry Street. 4 M. EOE our readers ore ready to Manchester practice. who can work with excellent wages end Is now hiring cooks, AMERICA WORKS OF bedrooms, both with whito. ono voor old. Send resume to; Box little or no supervision. generous fringe benef­ McKoo Stroot.______PART time mornings. buy when they torn to the prep cooks, walters- shower, walk-up attic. Gontrol office workers EXTRA little ads. 643-2711. AA, C/O Manchester Offering top wages, its which Include den­ /waltresses, bar backs, MANCHESTER and EAST HARTFORD Spacious living room, FO UND. Tiny, all black tor Manchester Real Herald, 16 Brolnard fully eeld health Insu­ tal. Come In end fill out door persons, cocktail formal dining room, kitton. Oxford Stroot Estate office. Typing & Place, Manchester. rance, 2 weeks vaca­ an application or call servers end hostesses. JOBS, EXCELLENT WAGES AND BENEFITS fireplace, pantry, 2 cor oroo. Found Novombor bookkooplng oxpo- tion and oermenent Economy Electric Apply In person: 141 WE iWE NOW MMN6 STATE WELFARE garage. Bowers 16th. 647-1326. rlonco helpful. 446-46S5 DRIVER employment. Cell for Supply, 647-5000. New London Turnpike, School. New Price. MONEY FOR THE appointment, Atwood EOE/MF Glastonbury. REGtPfENTS M JOBS PATINO FROM •• to *9 IN $159,900 Jackson 8i You’ll hire the Immediate opening on Screw Machine Pro­ MANCHESTER AND EAST HARTFORD AREA Jackson Reel Estate, firat shift. Must be neat, ducts, Inc., 210 South COMPAIRES. 647-8400.g______[^ANNOUNCEMENTS [^ANNOUNCEMENTS dependable, have good Street, West Hertford, HOLIDAYS! best when you find driving record and be With our training, transportation and daycare GRACIOUS end specious. 247-3275. Lovely 6 plus room aeotiaiwMiM(MiMimMisaiaiaiMiB<««txie(^ over 18 years old. For assistance. It's easier than you thinki If you are The Manchester Herald is them in the W E S E L L receiving state welfare, call us today at 244-2120 Cepe Cod on Concord confidential Interview Road. 3 bedrooms, 2 CHRISTMAS FAIR | looking for a responsible contact George at RECREATION and oak for Nicole. full boths, center chim­ Classified Section. EXCITEMENT!! ney fireplace In front to adult to deliver the THOMPSON DIRECTOR beck living room. Un­ MEADOWS MANOR, Toyota & Pontiac — Two of tho host finished 4th bedroom FERNWOOD MANOR I Manchester Herald. ASSOCIATES soiling cars in Amorico todoyl in Windsor currently has a 40 hour AUTO LOT ATTENDANT on 2nd floor. Nicely Welcome to our Christmas Fair. Lovely S poaltion available In the Guorontood incomo offorod to peopio kept$5'x22S' yard. Now 688-7281 Needed full time for busy dealership. asking $169,900. Jack- handcrafted (jifis. Many made by our residents. S Great earning potential for recreation department, who oro coroor mindod, solf-motivotod son a, Jackson Reel •tailing at *8.68 par and hovo a dosiro to bo moro than Beautiful selection of ceramics, wreaths, plants, ^ Candidate should be reliable, self- Estate, 647-8400.O working approximately 2 construction Labor­ hour, *8.93 par hour ovorugo. ers. Must be fomllter motivated, and have a clean driving MOUNTAIN Rood. Perk- tree trimmings. ^ attar 60 days. Interested like treed yard sur- S hours per day. Must have with pipe, reed end site Any provious solos oxporionco vory record. work. Salary based •ppllqanta must have holpful. ronds this 4 bedroom Come Join Ua! f reliable transportation and upon experience. Year current C T certificate In temlly colonial with We offer a great working environment, large sunroom. See this CiES round work. Call 647- therapeutic recreation , Wo hovo ono of tho host componsotion Saturday a November 19 ■ 10-4 S be organized. 9745 for appointment. or be enrolled In degree ’ & training plans ovoiloblo in tho in­ varied duties, and a good starting salary U&R built home toeoy. Blanchard & Rossetto ? I Sunday a November 20 a 10-4 | program. Contact Karan dustry. and benefit package. Realtors," We're Sel- MaiirhrfilFr Fadoachak at Coll Gory Borgron or Bill Botsio at 646- ■ ling Houses" 646-2482.0 Call Frank MeSweegan at SER VICE person to work For more Information, and a personal FERNWOOD MANOR 8 on recreation vehicles, 4321 for a porsonol intorviow. P LYM O U TH Lone. (at Crestfield ConralescanO 8 647-9946 for more full or port time. Will MEADOWS Interview, call Marlon MIchalakI at You'll enhonce your H r r a lft train. Apply: Blon- (LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIAC! Schaller Acura, 647-7077. lifestyle In this gra­ 565 VERNON STREET ■ MANCHESTER 5 Information. stein's Comping Cen­ MANOR cious 1500 square foot 443-2711 ter, 784 Talcottville m M M I t L SOO W. CENTER ST. Cope. A beautiful mix Road. MsMksaMr.CTOMM of new and old. Priced MANCHESTER SCHALLER ACURA to sell.Blanchard !■ 6470101 345 Center Street • Manchester Rossetto Realtors," We're Selling Houses" 646-3482.a I CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR RENT PLAY LUCKY LICEN MALLARD View. Lo­ ______‘‘A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday' cated on a private per- AVAILABLE Imme­ Spgciolisi diately, 1 bedroom CON'STITUTION ST'ATE menant culde-sac, this fA new subdivision of apartment. $545. Heat quality 3 bedroom du­ and hot water Included. MANCHESTBUHONDA 24 ADAM S ST. 646-3515 plexes await your In­ 2 bedroom townhouse. 238-EVW aEAN IN G CARPENTRY/ $450. Heat and hot wa­ Your .85 ch.o> .. .o n ^.w h .r. In ,he clas.lffM columns lodoy... .CONNECTICUT .iPJ spection. Kitchens MISCELLANEDUS have oak cabinets, SERVICES REMDDELING ELECTRICAL SERVICES ter Included. Security range, oven, dis­ and references re­ HOMES hwasher, refrigerator CLEANING Service. H O LID AY House. Retire­ quired. No pets. Boyle I HOMES Q f J HOMES I HOMES Home or office. Day, FOR SALE CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS and bullt-ln microwave HOUSE ment living, ambula­ Management Co. 449- FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ovens. Fireplaced liv­ nlpht, weekend. GELSOMINO tory, home-llke 4800. FOR SALE FOR SALE Weekly specials. Rep­ RENOVATIONS ing rooms, V/7 baths Rtnovalt 1 room or tntlrt bouM. M AN CH ESTER . 3 bed­ ina Ranlerl, 645-0682. ELECTRIC otmoshpere. Call 449- SO UTH WINDSOR. Spo- MANCHESTER. Price M A N C H ES TE R . New to with full vanities, pri­ Strip old plOBttr wbIIb. irwulato. RMiddntiil wiring ■poclallot. n5B. room newer duplex, M AN CH ES TER . 3 units. 2 SPACIOUS and cheerful L E IS U R E L Y living Inthls colus n«w S room U&R family plus one single reduced. This 3 bed­ the market, Very Invit­ vate full basements, 2 BbtBtroeh and Nntoh. AIbo Inttrtor Ff m Etllmattt. GSL Building Mainte­ wall to wall carpet, three bedroom unit ptlntlng. CbII Contomporory. family. Two family lust room Cape Cod has a ing seven plus room one bedroom com­ zoned baseboard heat­ C L E A N IN iS fully applianced, I'/t pletely remodeled. with two full baths. $«rvlcing th« AAonchMttr & WII- 568-7748 nance Co. Commercl- Sunktn living room painted. Enloy the pri­ full In-law studio with o well maintained home ing systems, Andersen llmantic arto, Hontot onct rilio- 647-3803( iM n matttga Uotntt tIMZas ol/ResIdentlol building baths, full basement. with cothMIral colling, vacy of a single family private entrance In ad­ located In Bowers New carpeting and Move-In condition. $750 month. 443-1823. bath. Many omenitles. $105,900. Sentry Real permoshleld thermo- bit couDit to citon vour homt, repairs and home Im­ largo family room with with the added feature dition to the other nice School district. New pone windows, luxur­ offict or windows, f ytors tx- $89,900. Sentry Real Estate, 443-4040.O provements. Interior SDUTH Windsor. 1 bed­ stovo firoplaco, 4 bod- of Investment prop­ features of this home. vinyl siding and new ious wall to wall car­ Dtrltnct ond rtftrtncts. Coll PAINTING/ DUMAS ELECTRIC and exterior painting, Estate, 443-4040.D Lourit tor a frto tstlmoft. room, appliances. No roomo, doluxo kitchen erty. Close to down­ 2.5 baths, large kitchen carpeting throughout. SOUTH WINDSOR. Spa­ peting and attached PAPERING Eloctrical ropalra. light carpentry. Com­ pets. Security. 875-7919. and eating area ovor- town ond shopping, and fireplace. Only Four-possibly five bed­ MANCHESTER. Owner cious 2 bedroom Town- garage. Phase I near­ 742-0267 addad wiring. plete lonltorlol ser­ N Today, did you pay aomoone MANCHESTER 2 family, •Izod dining room, 2.5 minutes from 1-84. An rooms, lower level house with small room ing completion. See highway and buslines. anxious. This 2 bed­ NAM E vour own reoso- vice. Experienced, rel­ available Immediately both!, sun dock. Over Price reduced. Asking excellent buyl We In­ family room, porch room townhouse has It off master bedroom, these owner occupied noble price. Father 8. for doing nothing? iable, free estimates. one acre lot. $305,000. U vite you to moke on and patio. Sentry Real could be used for an Call n>o. atoaaph Oumat at . Large 3 bedroom, 1 Vt $149,500. Prestige all. Located In small and rental townhouses CARPENTRY/ Son Pointing and Pap­ 443-0304. baths, appliances, new & R Realty, 043-2493.O Properties, Better offer. $154,900. Realty Estate, 443-4040.a quiet co m plex, 1.5 office or nursery, today. Rentals from ering. Removal. 291- 646-S2S3er 8464)612 (»ai cathedral ceilings, sky- REMODELING dishwasher, new wall Homes and Gardens, World, Benoit, M A N C H ES TE R . New to baths, fully eauipped $950. Blanchard 8, Ros- 8547. RENT A RUNNER to wall, 1 year lease, WILLI NGTON. Tender 859-0775, evenings, 537- Frechette Associates, llghts, washer and setto Realtors," We're market. This Califor­ kitchen, spacious floor Grocery 6 Eirand security. $800 plus utili­ loving care Is needed to 0143. Broker/Owner. 444-7709.O nia ranch has wonder­ plan, basement, 1 car dryer hook-ups, wall to Selling Houses" 444- HEATING/ torn this 4 bedroom wall carpeting, sliders FARRAND REMODEUNG GALLIGAN & CO. ties. 449-5989. MANCHESTER. Back on ful In-low potential oarage, sliders to 2482.0 Room addltlona. docka, rooting, PLUMBING Running Service home Into a showpiece. with view of pond, 1 PAINTING We will do your grocery MANCHESTER. First the Market. First time with separate entry. prlvte deck, well main­ SDUTH WINDSDR. Afflu­ aiding, windovrt and guttera. mnMOA/aTCMOR Eat-In kitchen and pri­ buyer? This 4 room Lower level has kit­ tained unit. Come take carport. Pool and ten­ Backhoa and bulldozar aervlca shopping and other floor, 2 bedroom apart­ vate lot make this a MANCHESTER ent life style. 2 bed­ Painting A Biainlng. Also, ment In renovated 2 plus 2 ottic room ranch chen, living room, bath a look. 813Z900. Anne nis also. A beauty of a rooms, 2 full baths plus avallabla. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. PJ's Plumbing. Heating & errands while you work or special buy. $131,900. Condo. $123,900. Anne drh^w yi ttBltd. Fully InBurtd. family house. New ap­ *168.000 may be lust the place and large bedroom. Miller Real Estate, 447- 0 full master bedroom Bus. 647-8509 Air Conditioning relax. Call for details. Century 3i Epstein Upper level has four 8000.O Miller Real Estate, 447- Boilers, pumps, hot water pliances. $700/month Reolty, 047-$89S.o Impeccebly maintained for you to start. Nice 8000.O suite with many ameni­ Res. 645-6849 plus utilities. Coll 449- size pantry. Carpeted. bedrooms and two full ties are ottered In this 647-3803 IMYB mtBBBga tanks, new and 649-7492, ah.r 6 pm or G R E A T In-law situation. 3 bedroom ranch. At­ replacements. 2871. Located on a corner lot baths. A must see. contemporary Condo. 742-0267, anytima Nine room split, 4 bed­ tached garage. New convenient to shopping $219,900. Sentry Real HOMES HOMES $184,900. Century 21 Ep­ S&S HOME WALL DOCTORS FREE ESTIMATES MANCHESTER. Two rooms, 3 baths, main roof and gutters. Desir­ and 1-384. Some owner Estote, 443-4040.O FOR SALE stein Realty, 447-8895.0 Wallpaper hanging 643-9649/228-9616 bedroom townhouse. FOR SALE IMPROVEMENTS Nice location, all ap­ home has 6 rooms, 2 able neighborhood. financing possible. Call BOLTON. Brand new specialist. Expert work WILL PAINT TO full baths and fire­ S REPAIRS pliances. Heat, hot wa­ Spotless, move-lh con­ today for the detalls- contemporary. Quality at reasonable rates. Free PLEASE place. In-law Is living . Realty World, Benoit, "A/0 Jo b Too Smair estimates. Residential MISCELLANEOUS ter, carpeting, air con- dition, a must to see. built 2,500 sauare foot TOWNHOUSE Regittored and Fully Intured from your picture or $lide room, bedroom, kit­ Frechette Associates, home In new subdivi­ OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 and commercial. SERVICES dltlonlno. Call 447-1595. Principals only FREE ESTIMATES Steve Koski, 647-8201 in UYil^rro/or o r acrvtic chen and full both. 444-7709.0 sion. Includes 4 bed­ CONDOMINIUM RDCKVILLE. Dne bed­ Owner will help with 136 GRANDVIEW ST. Bill Olson. 528-8364 Barbara Lappen • room, new wall to wall COVENTRY. Affordable rooms, 2.5 baths, with 647-0593 HAWKES TREE SERVICE closing costs. $149,900 649-2929 lacuzzi both off master Throe bedrooms, 2Vj carpet. $400-495/month D.W. Fish Realty, 443- 2 bedroom Ranch style MANCHESTER Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump 643-1710 home. Totally reno­ bedroom. Fireplaced baths with 1900 sq. RENOVATIONS/PLUS plus utilities. Two bed­ 1591.0 BRAND New listing. I c t J ROOFING/ removil. Free eitimatei. vated throughout. family room, custom Spacious. Sunny. L-shaped Ranch in excel- ft. of living space In Complete Inter, and room, $525, without Adorable 4 room Cape 1 ° ' I SIDING Special conaidaratlon for "GROCER-EASE” co. utilities, $430 Including Owner will hold 1st wet bar and more. lent location. 3-4 BR. fireplaced family this oversized unit. Exter. Home on Anderson Street In mortgage. Call for de­ $337,000 Flano Realty, Maintenance Custom elderly and handicapped Grocery shopping delivery heat and hot water. Manchester. 2 bed­ fall. $119,900. Century 444-5200.______room, gorgeous decor, large yard, nice Extras include Painting and Papering gggggggegg—gggegggggggggg , service Open 24 hours 7 Four bedroom, rooms, updotted bath, days a week. Call us with $750/month without BOLTON Lake. Four 21 Epstein Realty, 447- BOLTON. Spacious 8 deck, garage. *219.900. Marge Hernandez. fireplace, Repair or Renew (Ceil­ MANCHESTER 647-7553 carpeting, full base­ 8895.0 659-2074 your list! utilities. 872-8095, any­ room Ranch, masonry ment, 1 car detached room Garrison Colon­ air conditioning, ings. Walls, etc. Rec. ROOFING on 2’A lots, 2 storage time, leave message. garage, cute yard near ial. Quality workman­ Dir: 384 to Wyllis St. exit, left to Porter St., washer-dryer, rear Rooms. Decks and Light Winisr AbIm I | bvb on ill typM G A Y & S O N 645-1277 buildings, private the hospital. Afforda­ ATTRACTIVE 2 bed­ ship. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 Carpentry Roofing. roohng and Bxptn ftpairs 27 MASONRY MANCHESTER. 1st beach, appliances, gas room, center chimney baths, fireplaced fam­ left on Grandview. Signs posted. deck with view, plus Gutter Repair and f —n BxpDfltncB OutrantBBd floor, 2 bedroom apart­ bly priced. $119,900. UcBnatd and InturBd Brick, block ond stone, heat. Reduced to . Cape with fireplace. ily room. Located on a third full bath In Cleaning ceramic tile, marble ond ment In renovated 2 $144,000. 449-1794. Jackson & Jackson Real Estate, 447-8400.D 1W baths, appliances private cul-de-sac. TR PRESTON CO. partially finished LANDLORD’S SPECIAL 645-8830 concrete. family house. New ap­ and garage. Rothman Move In for the holi­ Cleaning — On call Min- •••••e*«ggg«gggggggeggggeggege No lob Is too sm all! LANDSCAPING pliances, carpets, etc. EXCELLENT. Manches­ MANCHESTER. Seven 633-8801 walkout basement. ter. Vinyl sided 7 room 8i Rothman, 444-4144. days. Flano Realty, tenance Quick Refur­ 282-7341 o r 427-8973 $700/month plus utlll- room home with lots of Asking $140,000. 444-5200. Available at bishing or Remodeling tles. Coll 449-2871. Colonial. Carpet over chorm. Four bed­ H&R hardwood, full brick INSURED — Sr. Olicount EAST HARTFDRD. Dne rooms, eot-ln kitchen, FOREST RIDGE / bedroom, first floor, on wall with fireplace In formal dining and first School has started ... this Get needed back-to- Frii Eitlinitit RDDFING living room, sliders A 60-unlt No K>b loo big or loo tmall Win ARTS LEAF busline, appliances, floor laundry. Hard­ Is a good time to advertise school money by selling Jack J. Lappen Realty 646-2253 work 7 deya unlit ^ oompiBiB from family room to that desk you no longer unneeded Items around condominium wall to wall carpeting. wood floors through­ RELIABLE MOVING $500/month plus utlll- huge patio and In- out. Plus walk-up attic use. Let a Classified od your home. Use a low-cost 164 East Center St.. Manchester. CT community located 870-9477, Joe ground pool. $157,900. PROLONG T H E life of cut Low, Low Rates. BLOWING tles. 548-1054. and porch. $157,000. find a cosh buyer for you. od In Classified for aulck on 24 beautifully 647-9289, Rick D.W. Fish Realty, 443- 443-2711. 643-4263 flowers in vour home by Short notice moves 1591.0 D.W. Fish Realty, 443- results. landscaped acres, snipping stems at on an­ R easonable 1591.0 Insured. Dependable I CONDOMINIUMS complete with pool, gle. This provides more rates. Call FOR RENT tennis court and stem surface to absorb G IVE YOUR budget a 24 Years experience in Finding a cash buyer for boost! Sell those still- moving the Items you'd like to sell ON E OF T H E good habits the wafer. Prolong the life thrifty people hove deve­ MANCHESTER Land, land, land! carport parking. good but no-longer-used COVENTRY. Spacious Is easy. Just let our read­ We have approxinueeljr 70 acrea of good, but unused Items Bordonaro loped Is dally reading of Items In your home for Anytim a and new 2 bedroom ers know what you have Priced at *155,000 in vour home by selling 646-9669 the ods In classified. of land for sale on Barber Hill cosh. Coll 443-2711 to place Landscaping townhouse condo. Fuly for sole with an ad In Principals Only them for cosh with a applianced. Nice coun­ That's where they find OPEN HOUSE Road in So. Windsor. The price ia low-cost od in classified. vour od. Classified. 443-2711. value buys. •500.000. Call ihe office for Call 643-2711, 236-4381 try setting. Immediate Sunday, Nov. 20 • 1-4 PM occupancy. /•cfc /. Lappen <*''»'l«- S:30am-5pm $750/month 459-2491, Notary Public Ask for Century 21 Village Mrs. Fromorth Green.______Ciiatom Homes — ROOMS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS jNOAD TODAY? FOR RENT FOR RENT ^ r in g Ridge Subdiriaion (Bobby U ne. Manehealerl FOR RENT FOR RENT I HOMES • V FOR RENT M ’S!!) r ? , lot .ire ia FURNISHED Room, kit­ VERNON. Park Street. 4 MANCHESTER. Quality 4 rooms + , 3 bedrooms, 2 WHAT'S THE USE? chen and parking privi­ room . $550. 3 bed­ 2 bedroom, heat, hot baths, $400 month + MANCHESTER. Four Yorpla^lr-.b”;boTdTra'“““ leges. Security and ref­ — WEATHER IS TOO NASTY... MDRTDADE8 rooms, garage. $750. water, all appliances utilities. Security dep­ room, 2 bedroom Du­ South Windsor — erences. $75 weekly. Both fully applianced. Included, air condition­ osit required. Coll 449- plex house In nice — WEATHER IS TOO QOOD_. 549-3528 or 449-4248. 449-3398. ing, quiet, on busline. — MO ONE HAS TIME TO READ... ^ e price ia lower on ihia one bedroom condo. i86.<)00 FA LU M BEHIND?? 0429 tor on neighborhood. $400, Loea.ed ,n the Pleaa.nl Valley Road complea. vVu « n Ideal for middle aged appointment. own utilities. Deposit — MY AD WILL QET BURIED < STOP FOHECLOSUREI! APARTMENTS MANCHESTER. Onebed- and senior citizens. 247- required. Available IN ALL THE OTHER AOS... < Th."a"a°.'fi'rM fi' II you are falling behind on room, woll to wall car­ 5030. $425. EAST HARTFDRD. Two I Ilia la a firal fioor priyale entrance unit. bedroom apartment. December 1st. 742-9408. — NO ONE WILL REMEMBER < your mortgage payments... FOR RENT peting, appliances, Vernon — MANCHESTER. Four Heat, hot water, park­ ANDOVER Lokefront. MY AD NEXT WEEK... < 19 Galaxy Drive OR...II your home Is in fore­ heat and air condition­ room apartment In­ Invesiora, lnve*lor«. Investors, Investors M AN CH ES TER . 3 bed­ ing. No pets. Cleon. ing. $500/month. 528- Three bedroom, se­ WE'VE HEARD ALL THE EXCUBEBI ] You'll love this solidly built, bright and charming, closure, WE CAN HELPI cludes heot, hot water, 4 4 1 4 . ______cluded Ranch. One cor No payment program avail­ room apartment In Du­ $525/month. Available for I r 7s“"" “"'.H i:?”"’ 'hat i. l!a«td plex. $700 per month. appliances. Adults pre­ garage. Gorgeous WE KNOW FROM RESEARCH STUDIES T H A T ^ 3 bedroom Cape, IVt baths, applianced kitchen, lor I W Bi 1775 B month. Thit is a fully appliBnced able for up to 2 years. Bad December 1st. 447-9138. ferred. No pets, non- NOW occeptlng appllca- AN INTERE8TINQ, INFORMATTVB So < fireplace, family room and deck In deairable fam­ carpeted unit with a deck and an eacellent paying tenant No pets. Security and tlons tor 1 bedroom, 1 wooded acre. $950 plus credit Is not a problemllAak M A N C H ES TER . Second smoker. Security and utilities. Call 295-8430. WILL BE READ ANYTIMEI < ily neighborhood. Reduced to sell at '199,900. references a must. Coll bedroom handicapped A.k“i I r ^ . W how LOW payments can 445-8201. floor, December 1st oc­ references. $400. 443- 9257 or 449-2423. and 2 bedroom Section COVENTRY. 7 rooms help you SAVE YOUR cupancy. 2 bedrooms, 8 apartments. Please Plus. Available De­ ® «•«< ."<1 • garage HOME TODAYI MANCHESTER. 2nd all appliances, nice MANCHESTER. 2nd HERALD 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 I . LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES IM . T h i. home I. on a quiet alreel ju .l off Rie 83. It |«a go to Oakland Heights cember 1. Adults pre­ Switt Cenervatiyo Group floor. 2 bedroom, heat neighborhood. Dne floor. 2 bedroom, heat Site office, 340 Oakland ferred. References and steel tiding and the kitchen baa been modernited An and appliances. No months security. $575 and appliances. No 6 4 7 -1 4 1 3 eacellent buy at '131.900. 'rmaen. nn at (203) 4S4-1336 or Street, Manchester. security. $800 per pets. $400 plus security. plus utilities. 549-2147 pets. $400 plus security. month. 742-7494 or 742- (203)454-4404 Monday and Wednes­ Coll 644-3979. or 228-4408. Coll 446-3979. day, 10am-12 noon. 8141. STORE AND E 3 MISCELUNEOUS CARS CARS a ^ I*a A « • A • • t » b a ■. B. f tf • • • s ■ g s • .««e«A OFFICE SPACE M FOR SALE m FOR SALE ED TRUCK8/VAN8 FOR SALE CLYDE F0R8ALE INSTANT SultM. Com­ EIGHT month old water- PLYMOUTH Volare 1977. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. pletely furnished. bed, $325. Courthouse 4 Door, 6 cvl. Auto, PS. 1978 GMC VANDURA. 3/4 ROUTE S3, VERNON PICKUP Cap. 87' long, Phone answering and SPORTS One Gold membership, A m /FM , one owner. ton, 350, automatic, 61' width. Fits Ford secretarial support. 80 BuIck Skylark *2995 12V^ months left for Very good condition. power steering, power 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5905 Ranger. 643-7354, after 647-4800. $450. Compared to reg­ $800 or best offer. 872- brakes, air condition­ Spm. WATKINS Centre. 140 ular price of $700 plus. 8158 after 6pm. ing, finished Interior, 83 BuIck Ragal *8995 and 1A5 sa. ft. available Eric 649-3426.D______bed. Icebox, table, 4 84 vw Jalta 4 Dr. *5995 December. Telephone BLOAN 20 Inch snowb- CHEVY Vega 1975. 64,000 swivel chairs, trailer 84 Caprica Wagon *6295 It’s Super Saturday on college football scene answering, word pro­ lower for sale. 649-2438. miles, 3 speed, runs hitch with electric 84 Olda Cut. Wgn. *6995 cessing, copier and good, $605 or best otter. brakes, transmission 84 BuIck Skyhawk 4 Dr. *5995 Fax. Wilson Business 649-0761. cooler. 84,000 miles. AUT08 FOR Offices. 647-0073. Excellent condition. 88 BuIck Ragal *6795 RENT/LEA8E 4^ N * ENDROLLS S3000. 742-5054. 88 Century Wgn. *8595 NCAA FootbaD OFFICE Space. 400-1500 1983 P LY M O U TH Re­ square feet. Excellent 27% width - 2Se 88 Century 4 Dr. *8995 FREE Milage on low cost liant. Automatic, 4 cy­ auto - rental. Village location. $275. 647-9223, 13% width - 2 for 2S8 linder. $700. 742-5054. FOR Sale. 1984 Cadillac 88 Cav. 2 Dr. *4995 643-7175.______MUST b« picked up at the Seville. Silver, red 88 Cutleaa 2 Dr. *8995 Auto Rental. 643-2979 or By Herschel NIssenson Herald Office Monday thru 646-7044. 1976 CHEVETTE. 4 speed, eather Interior, 88 Elactra 4 Dr. *10,995 The Associated Press Today Is great doy ... and Thureday before 11 e.m.only. loaded. Excellent con­ 88 Cala. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 Classified Is o greet wav excellent condition, snow tires. $250. 649- dition Inside and out. CAR8 , It is doubtful there haseverbeen a college football ... to sell something! 643- $13,000 Coll 647-0717. 2711. 5460. 872-9111 FOR RALE Saturday like this Super Saturday — at least. not in a TAG long while. I INDUSTRIAL SALES No fewer than eight of the Associated Press Top PROPERTY Twenty will go at it head-to-head and next week's n o t ic e . Connecticut Gen­ rankings may bear scant resemblance to the EAST HARTFORD. Ap­ eral Statute 2345 prohlblti the pdttine of advertise­ current poll. ^ 7 ^ -5>«LZF proximately 1,000 ments by ony person, firm or MANCHESTER’S Saturday’s schedule is so scintillating that the square foot steel build­ corporation on o telegraph, Michigan-Ohio State game, for years the one that ing. 14 foot overhead telephone, electric light or door. Heat, convenient power pole or to o tree, decided the Big Ten’s Rose Bowl representative, location. $500/month. shrub, rock, or ony other has been relegated to also-ran status. Even the 646-4144.______natural oblect without o writ­ Nebraska-Oklahoma Big Eight shootout has lost ten permit to r the purpose of Get the Want Ad habit ... protecting itortheoubileand USED CAR some of its luster, although both teams are in the read ond use the little ads carries a fine of up to $50 for Top Ten and the winner, as usual, will go to the In Classitled regularly eoch offense.______Orange Bowl, with the loser bound for the Florida 643-2711. W 0 V IN 6 South West; Citrus Bowl. Contents of apartment tor sale. Will sell separ­ DEALER Topping the schedule is "Measles Mania” — \ MISCELUNEOUS ately: 3 piece sectional second-ranked Southern California at No. 6 UCLA FOR RENT (2 complete sofas, '87 T-BIRO for the Pac-10 crown and a Rose Bowl berth. queen size sleeper). TURBO ■85 PLYMOUTH '88 CADILLAC '85 PONTIAC '84 PONT. Ironically, the game will be played in the Rose Bowl, Other contemporory STORAGE space availa­ Sunroof, AC, RELIANT FLEETWOOD SUNBIRD FIREBIRD SE which also serves as UCLA’s home field. If USC ble. $85/manth plus 1 furniture, antiques, as­ AM/FM Casa. 4 dr.. Auto, AM/FM Brougham, Loaded wins — the Trojans are 0-3 against UCLA at the Rose sorted occessorles, 2 Dr., Auo. AC Fully equipped. AC month security, lo feet Bowl — UCLA goes to the Cotton Bowl; if UCLA by 20feet. Coll 528-1609. housewares, tires. Pri­ *11,999 *4,999 ces negotiable. Satur­ *14,999 *4,999 *6,595 wins, Southern Cal goes to the Sugar Bowl. GARAGE for rent. One day and Sunday, 11-5. Hopefully, the game within the game — the cor. 31 Prospect Street. Weekdays by appoint­ BO 0LD8 long-awaited battle of the dueling quarterbacks, $50/month. 872-8095, ment. 165 Downey '87 HONDA '88 MAZDA coll anytime, leave OMEGA '88 FORD F-150 '88 TOYOTA UCLA’s Troy Aikman vs. USC’s Rodney Peete — message. Drive, Apartment A. ACCORD LXI 82000 also will take place. Peete was suffering from the Opposite Wickham 4 Or.. Black PICKUP CAMRY Loaded Pickup. Cap measles. Park, Manchester. 674- Black 4 Dr.. Std, AC WANTED 0062, 528-1591. *1,999 *9,999 *6,999 Southern Cal must win to set up next week’s 1-2 TO RENT *7,999 *8,999 shootout with top-ranked Notre Dame, which has a home game against a 5-5 Penn State team that is WANTED. Place to pork WANTED TO trying to avoid its first losing season in 50 years. '86 PONT. my cor until April, BUY/TRAOE '80 LINCOLN '88 BUICK '83 MERCURY Third-ranked Miami, bound for the Orange Bowl Inside or outside. 64^ BONNEVILLE '87 MERC. 1345.______MARK VI RIVIERA ^gain and still hoping to repeat its 1987 national AP photo 4 dr.. Must Ssel Blue, Auto. AC GR. MARQUIS COUGAR Old furniture, clocks, 2 Dr.. Loaded 4 Dr., A/C. Loaded championship, has a night game at No. 11 LSU, MAKING FRIENDS — Four-year-old Loaded which will play in either the Sugar or Hall of Fame after the Americans paraded through oriental rugs, lamps, *4,999 *7,999 Barry Kiernan from Dublin makes Merchandis8 S11.999 *5,999 *10.750 Bowls, depending on Saturday night’s game, plus the city Friday. The Eagles play Army in paintings, coins, je­ what Auburn does against Alabama next Friday. friends with the mascot and cheerlead­ Dublin Saturday. welry, glass & china. GO VW '85 NI88AN CALL FOR Fourth-ranked West Virginia. Notre Dame’s ers of the Boston College football team Will pay cash. Please '85 BUICK '87 LINCOLN Fiesta Bowl opponent in a possible national call, 646-84B6. 8CIR0CC0 8ENTRA INFORMATION I FURNITURE CENTURY CUST. TOWN CAR championship game, entertains No. 14 Syracuse encounters 20-11-2, including 12-3 since 1967. It’s the Rad, Loaded 4 Dr.. S Spd., AM/FM ON RECENT (Hall of Fame Bowl) under the lights and No. 7 20th time the Rose Bowl is on the line forboth teams: 4 Dr.. Loaded Silvar. Loaded LIVING Room sot. Light DAILY Nebraska visits No. 9 Oklahoma. in those situations. USC leads 13-5-1. including eight brown velvet sofa and CARS *9,999 *4,999 ARRIVAL8I *6,999 Shots required in a row. love seat. Coffee and FOR SALE *18,999 In the Second Ten. No. 12 Michigan (Rose Bowl) is at Ohio State. No. 13 Oklahoma State (Holiday) at end table. Wood and SOUTH BEND. Ind. (A P) — Notre Dame “ As a player, as an assistant coach, as a head Iowa State, South Carolina (Liberty) at No. 15 mirror. $1100 or best '86 BUICK '87 MERC. fans traveling to California for next Saturday’s coach. I ’ve been involved in a lot of UCLA-USC otter. 645-1477 after '86 CADILLAC 84 FORD Clemson (Citrus), No. 16 Wyoming (Holiday) at 8KYLARK '85 TOYOTA game against Southern California need im­ gam es," UCLA coach Terry Donahue said. “ This 7pm.______SCHALLER TOPAZ 8EDAN OoVILLE Hawaii in a night game. No. 17 Houston (Aloha) at 4 Dr.. Auto, AC, THUNDERBIRD CELICA GTS munization against measles, a public health USC team is as .. complete a USC team as I'v e seen DRESSER, mirror, night 4 Dr., Red, Auto. AC Loaded, Sllvar Auto, Loaded Texas Tech and Washington at No. 19 Washin^on ACURA Rad, fuHy Equipped official said. in my tenure at U CLA... We’re going to have to play stand, single bed, $150. State (Aloha). *6,999 *7,500 Dr. George Plain, the St. Joseph County at a much higher level of intensity and a much Hutch, antique finish. USED CARS *13,999 *6,595 Fifth-ranked Florida State (Cotton or Sugar). No. 649-8913.______*8,999 health officer, said Friday that his office would higher rate of efficiency than we have in the last 87 Accord LXI.... *11,905 8 Auburn (Sugar or Hall of F am e). No. 10 Arkansas provide measles vaccinations for fans plan­ month or so." ALMOST New Colonial (Cotton), No. 18 Alabama (Sun) and No. 20 Georgia print sofa wifh hitch- 86 Audi 4000S .... *10,305 B5 BMW 32SE ning to make the Thanksgiving holiday trip. For the record, Aikman is fourth nationally in '87 MERC. ■86 CHEV. (Gator) are idle. cock stenciled wood. 87 Mazda RX7 .... *11.095 Std. Trans, Sunroof. REffiNCYiRG. '86 OLDS At least 30 cases of measles have been passing efficiency (177-of-279, 1,903 yards, 15 $3506496606.______AC. AM/FM COUGAR Among Saturday’s most concerned spectators 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 7,505 4 Dr., Auto, AC CAMAROIROC DELTA 88 reported on the Southern Cal campus, touchdowns, seven interceptions). Peete is seventh Loaded, White will be the bowl scouts, who will re-enact for the BEAUTIFUL five piece 87 Toyota Q T .....* 0,095 A Must Seen Blue, Fully Equipped including that of Trojans quarterback Rodney (166-for-266, 2,240 yard s, 17 TDs, eigh t Mediterranean bed­ *12,999 *9,999 *11,999 NCAA the invitations they actually issued a week or Peete, Plain said. interceptions). room set, solid pecan 86 Chev K-10.....*13,005 more ago. LSU coach Mike Archer will be facing his alma wood. Like new. $1625 86 Chev C 2 0 ...... • 7,005 Other games involving bowl teams or hopefuls or best otter. Call 684- 88 SR-5 P/U ...... * 8,205 mater when the Tigers entertain Miami. He also 9703 or 6464077, Mon­ include Army (Sun) vs. Boston College in Dublin. valuable component of our team ," Coach Larry coached under Howard Schnellenberger when 88 LeSabre...... • 8,095 '88 PONTIAC '80 MERC. GR. day through Sunday, '83 PONTIAC '88 MERCURY '87 MERC. Ireland; Pitt at North Carolina State (Peach). Smith said. " I f it means we have to play Rodney’s Miami won the 1983 national championship. 88 Merc. Sable....* 8,095 FIERO MARQUI8 Appalachian State at Wake Forest (Independence, keep trying. 2 Door FIREBIRD SABLE backup. Pat O’Hara, we have a lot of confidence in "W e have everything to gain and nothing to lose. ’’ standard, 34K SABLE 85 Audi QT ...... * 7,005 T-Top, Auto Auto, AC Powar if it wins), Northwestern at Illinois (All American, if him. Archer said. Windowa 4 Or, Loaded JPET8 AND 88 Audi 4000S .... *10.395 *5,999 *2.999 it wins). Wisconsin at Michigan State (Gator, if it “ We’ll go ahead with the basic game plan that Not entirely true. The Tigers have clinched a tie I SUPPLES 88 Olds Clera .....* 7,350 *5,999 *10,999 *8,350 wins). Iowa (Peach) at Minnesota under the lights. we’ve prepared. This is something that we have to for the Southeastern Conference crown and can go 85 Chev Blazer.... *13,505 Indiana (Liberty) at Purdue. Kansas State at be good enough as a team to overcome.” the Sugar Bowl if Alabama beats Auburn — Colorado (Freedom) and Brigham Young (Free­ AQUARI U M T ^S Iin o 84 Accord LX .....* 0.905 O’Hara has seen very limited action this year provided they beat Miami. gallon with hoods, 301-315 CENTER STREET dom) at Utah. completing five of seven passes for 61 yards, with stond, pumps and 84 Toy. Camry ....* 0,905 "W e’re going to take some chances in every HOURS: After upsets over California and State the one interception. much more. $100.00 83 LeSabre...... * 4.005 OPEN EVENINGS - I M t ^ m ______MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT phase.” Archer promised. "Nobody gives us a last two weeks with his biggest games of the season The Trojans need only a tie to return to the Rose Coll 6464575. 85 Subaru Q L ...... * 7,005 T IL 0 P.M. chance to win. We are thedefinite underdogs. . and /MORI^yy B R O T H E R S ? 647-1588 — a combined 45-of-62 for 666 yards and six Bowl, but that result could puncture their national it’s nice to be in an underdog’s'role ’ ’ PPEE To good home. 34S Center Sl„ FRIDAY 6 SATURDAY Very friendly, mole t i l 6 P.M. • touchdowns — Peete came down with the measles. champion hopes. West Virginia expects its toughest game of the Manchester • 847-7077 cat. Call 6493739. His illness is part of a recent outbreak on the USC "This is the dream game that both teams have regular season against Syracuse, which was ranked campus and all the Trojans were inoculated been playing so hard all year to get to," Smith said No. 4 a year ago. Ctoach Don Nehlen would Tuesday night. This is the 34th time the game has meant the Rose appreciate it if no one mentioned Notre Dame until “ We’re a team first, although Rodney is a very Bowl for one or both teams; USC leads in those late Saturday night at the earliest. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Scoreboard

MHS, In state final Basketball Calilcs 114, Bullata 108 NHL reault UConn hosts Rhode Island WETHERSFIELD — The Manchester High boys’ WASHINGTON (NO) Footbafl High School Sports: The 10 most popular soccer team (16-2-1) will meet Cheshire High School Feltli-4 Capllala 3. Whalara 2 STORES — The University of Connecticut footbaii (17-3) for the Class LL state tournament champion­ NBA slandlngi team wili host the University of Rhode Island in Boys ship today at 1 p.m. at Wethersfield High School. t f ^ Eacklee 6-15 M 15r Yankee Conference action in its regular season NFL itindlngs ^ W) 1 S m n d PeHod- 1 Hartford, Cota 1 Ntw Enp(an 0 345 213 223 Tennis [136,083 at Manchester High go on sale Monday and will be wisnwiooNraMNcir Tools—W o N iIn p lo n 31, B oston 21. A — 14,091 court judge Friday waived the remainder of New SooHta rrT!l!^ _ -Horttord, Younp 7 0 345 1M 211 Golf sold from 7:15 a m. until 3 p.m. at the main offlce. w L Pet. OR r£S22l'li’i?'!!2Zti’ 'l=*®'WoNHnoten. 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East won last year’sgame, 38-8. ■ ^ ■«» *v> T !? y ” '*?**y..®*q.»taM*4»ndhonr>e series January 1990. W asM nplon 4 5 0 X45 257 370 wnwn befwew Ifie Atkm tk DMelon rtvaH thot ilS ft !? ? !' ^^Tineeechem, Was (slash- L-A. Ljokori • S 3 .714 — inoi,iv?3B D u tta t 3 9 0 .183 173 254 GoMtn Stott PrMoynlgbtatThtSoectrunt. Gooden was reserved during the hearing and C o iitrp l 5 3 425 W wpre C hlcopo P tM tm x 4 3 J71 I T h o rtd tv ____ ^wa35S5taSi3-7^S!:S!^ afterward when asked for comment by the media. 9 3 0 .818 226 137 S to ltlt M innesota 7 4 0 434 393 182 Basketball 392,047 I Pingpong league starting 4 3 .571 I D o t^l Orrmth, Jon, sewed 40 pointt, ’The 1985 National League Cy Young Award winner t-A. aiootn 3 4 .439 3 T am pa B ov 3 8 0 J73 198 281 !y*w *w lO talhttourthquerltr,lhelhtlptd told the Judge he had tried to do everything asked of D e tro it 3 9 0 .112 149 m Track & field (outdoor) The Manchester Rec Department will hold P ortland 3 4 .439 3 ■ .Qptdles llortfoid,SIdorklewIcx3-3-1 (33 326.6M p Socrom wito 0 7 .000 5 iSSt g date pemt and eruitt J J ^ ^ jH w e s ). Washlnpton, 64olarchui< him. G reen Boy 2 9 0 .182 173 227 registration from Nov. 28 through Dec. 5 from 6 to 9 252.t£r!SS was IWor-IO w m » Volleyball 292,883 p !L2?TyS?*” *^"®^®Bi3tar-143. man Jeff Norton, the NHL said Friday. and 5 p.m. or 6 and 9 p.m. 2®S2? °t Wothlngton, 7:30 p.m. S!** T^occhol rofums otter Richer hit Norton in the midsection during the New York Jets at Buffalo, I o.m. Swimming & diving 83,964 OMdtn Stott ot Atlonto, 7:30 o.m. Bpchlnptlwtdds simnp out o WponM suspension for eve Photnix hla pome Dec. 9. Basketball Association, reportedly is among the Kelly, Butt. 306 184 2419 11 12 1 p.m. — College football: Pittsburgh at North OeBorp, K.C. 250 137 1826 11 10 Caroiina State. Channel 18 Slroshots candidates to succeed A. Bartlett Giamatti as AAorlno, Mlo. 429 245 3009 16 17 Rushers Dave Barr 7049-73-311 NIW YORK CI35) W ALIS CONFBRBNCB Wlnnl^rookloPotElynlukhossIxpoals National League president. 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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Dave Christian scored a power-play goal with 10:53 remaining Friday night to lift the Washington Capitals to a 3-2 victory over the Hartford Whalers. Christian's goal came off a scramble in front of the Whalers’ goal and gave Washington its third victory in four home games. Dale Hunter’s shot went behind the net and Geoff Courtnall tried to stuff the rebound past goaltender BIG JO B - Pete Sidorkiewicz from the right post. Courtnall finally pushed the puck across the crease to the left begin w ork of the goal, where Christian shot the puck into an that was k open net. Washington, which has scored power-play goals in 10 consecutive games, has won three of its last four games. Hartford is 1-5-1 in its last seven games and has scored only 14 goals in that span. Rair The Whalers are back home tonight at 7:30 at the Civic Center against the Calgary against the Bv N oncv Com ■^Calgary Flames. M anchester H« The Whalers, who trailed 2-0, tied the game at 2 on a goal by Scott Young 3:45 into the third period. Mother Natui Young took a cross-ice pass from Ron Francis and ing a rude finished off the 2-on-l break with his seventh goal of morning. the season. At around 3 a Hartford had pulled within 2-1 on Sylvain Cote’s a tree to fall o first goal of the season with 2:24 left in the second house Reading period. Cote deflected a slapshot by Randy Elm St., cau Ladouceur between the legs of Washington goalie buf’moderate Clint Malarchuk. Thomas O’Mar Washington took a 2-0 lead in the first period on the Eighth Util goals by BJent Gustafsson and Lou Franceschetti. Department. Washington went ahead 1-0 when Mike Gartner Reading was intercepted a clearing pass along the right boards ity, but the hoi and fed a centering pass to the slot that Gustafsson ble, O’Marra si deflected past Sidorkiewicz 8:56 into the period. Last night’s r Francescetti made it 2-0 with 2:36 remaining in gusted up to 501 the opening period when he outraced Sidorkiewicz of the state kepi for a shot dumped into the left comer, skated around busy with mil the Hartford net and scored on a wraparound. Red Wings 5, Bruins 2 Asse D ETRO IT (A P ) — Steve Yzerman continued his ,^+.' ■f'; I S torrid scoring pace with two goals and an assist Friday night as the Detroit Red Wings won their sixth straight game with a 5-2 victory over the m with Boston Bruins. Yzerman. who entered Friday’s play fifth in the league scoring race, set up Paul MacLean’s • 5 first-period goal and netted a pair of his own in the middle period as the Bed Wings biiilt a 5-1 lead. A 102-point scorer last season beforea knee injury forced him to miss the final 16 games, Yzerman has 10 goals and nine assists in his last eight games to run his season point total to 36. MacLean opened the scoring 6:11 into the game and Adam Graves netted his fourth goal 1:25 later to give the Red Wings an early 2-0 lead. Boston’s Ken Linseman cut the lead to 2-1 late in PMrtck Flynn/Mancriwter Hwald the first period, but Detroit broke the game open in the second with three goals on four shots against LOOKING UP — Manchester High's (16-2-1) meet Cheshire High (17-3) Bruins goaltender Andy Moog. Dave Stephenson, right, keeps his eyes today at 1 p.m. at Wethersfield High Glen Wesley added a third-period goal for Boston. on the ball, while Ridgefield’s Dave School for the Class LL championship. 0-3-?.in its last five games a ^ 0-6-5 for the season. Portnoy has his gaze elsewhere, during Manchester is shooting for its fifth state The Red Wings improved to 10-5-4. their Class LL semifinal. The Indians title, the last in 1979.

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