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Saturday, Nov. 4,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents

Refugees flooding out

Berlin eases rules

to speed departures

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) — Private cars and at

least two tour buses carrying East German refugees left

the West German Embassy in Prague for the West laic

Friday, an hour after authorities said they could go.

The estimated 5,000 refugees who had jammed the

mission since Wednesday shouted “Freedom! Freedom!”

and flashed V-for-victory signs when West German

diplomats said they could legally leave for the West by

any means they like.

West German officials said many of the East Germans

in the embassy would depart on special trains that would

begin leaving Prague’s Liben station Saturday noming.

West Germany said the agreement was reached with

East Germany, permitting the third such exodus from the

West German mission in Prague in six weeks.

The first private cars and two West German tour buses

with about 100 people on board headed toward the West

German border at midnight Friday, about an hour after

the announcement. Scores of East Germans arriving fresh from their Com­ munist homeland turned up at the embassy astonished and happy to discover they could already leave. The Associated Press More than 12,0(X) East Germans had swarmed across the border into Czechoslovakia in the three days since WAITING — East German refugees sit on their beds at the West German Embassy in their government lifted a month-old ban on travel to the Prague Friday waiting for a chance to emigrate to the west. country, the only land East Germans may visit without prior permission. More than 2,000 East Germans flooded into the Prague mission on Friday alone, many voicing bitter dis­ Congressman says report appointment with promises of reform from a new Com­ munist leader at home. Harried diplomats tried to process the refugees. Thirty tents were erected and staircases filled with people to try claims CIA had tip on bomb to accommodate the influx. The overcrowding apparently forced the latest East declined to say why, indicating he might release copies German agreement to an exodus. Last month, two waves Suggests agency protected next week. of East German emigres left last month on special trains its informants over public The report claims the CIA had pinpointed the location from Prague through East Germany to West (3ermany. of the eight Americans held captive in Lebanon and The arrangement announced Friday apparently allows WASHINGTON (AP) — An Ohio congressman said several of its agents were on Right 103 along with the East Germans to go West without waiting for the Friday an insurance investigator’s report convinced him evidence that may have survived the explosion, Traficant cumbersome bureaucratic procedure of renouncing their the CIA had been tipped in advance that terrorists might said. East German citizenship through the East German Em­ The plane exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland last attempt to blow up Ran Am’s Right 103, but remained bassy in Prague. silent. December, and 259 people died. This would avoid clashes that ensued in October when Rep. James Traficant said the report concluded the “We have not seen the report Rep. Traficant has thousands of East Germans tried to board the rail cars CIA was “covering up a drug run,” protecting the ter­ described,” said CIA spokesman Mark Mansfield. “The going west as they passed through their Communist na­ allegations it makes, however, are nonsense.” rorists’ Frankfurt-to-New Yoric heroin route in exchange tion. for contacts that might lead to the release of American Traficant said the report detailed a complicated web of Fii

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t • 111 Court employes Ship with 97 aboard a** f ' strike in search capsizes in typhoon ■■ fviOA] LOS ANGELES (AP) An oil drilling ship capsized during a typhoon in the Gulf of Thailand and rescuers of more security sought to learn if any of the 97 people aboard were alive, a spokesman for the owner, Unocal, said Friday. BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Court employees crip­ No signs of life were apparent, although rescue efforts pled the judicial system Friday with their third strike of were hampered by 6-foot waves and 15 mph winds, said the anti-drug war, led by judges who want guns and bul­ Barry Lane, a spokesman for the Los Angeles-based oil letproof cars for protection from assassins hired by cocaine barons. V company. Ships and aircraft had been searching for the 351-foot A union of judges and court workers said this strike Seacrest, a F^amanian-registered vessel, following a had no time limit. The first strike lasted a week and the severe typhoon that swept through the area with 100-mph second three days. winds and 35-foot waves. Also on Friday, all 42 of Medellin’s federal judges an­ The ship was spotted with its bottom up by a Unocal nounced they were resigning, according to the Colom­ vessel Saturday morning, or about 5:20 p.m. PST, said bian radio network RCN. They had begun an indefinite Lane, who had received news of the sighting from Uno­ strike Thursday, demanding more protection from drug cal Thailand Ltd. officials in Bangkok. traffickers. “They’re in constant radio contact with our ships, The resignations arc not effective unless accepted by jj. ; planes and helicopters in the area,” Lane said. the Supreme Court, which usually docs not accept such The Unocal subsidiary had aircraft and ships searching cn masse actions. the area, which were joined by ships and aircraft of the Drug traffickers have killed three federal judges in Thai navy and air force. three months, one just before President Virgil io Barco A drilling rig mounted in the center of the ship, reach­ declared war on the cocaine cartels in August. They ing 60 feet or higher, was stacked with equipment and showed no sign Tuesday of casing a terror cinpaign there was concern the ship might have been too top- aimed at forcing the government to end extraditions to the . heavy to weather such a fierce storm. Lane said. The Associated Press “We expect to be putting some divers in the water to A car bomb exploded in Bogota shortly before mid­ night Thursday, killing four people, including a child. be looking at it, but I think they’re a little leery of that W INGING IT — Tony Kazin and his father Johnny Kazin, standing on one leg, practice their because of the weather conditions,” Lane said. Three other small bombs went off Thursday night and a Unocal officials said the crew included 67 Thai nation­ fourth was deactivated, Bogota police reported. wing walking on the wings of a Waco biplane over Bal Harbour, Fla. this week. als and 30 people from other nations. On Friday afternoon, two men on a motorcycle threw a Just before the typhoon hit, the Seacrest was in the homemade bomb at a clothing store in Medellin and a Platong field, located about 270 miles south of Bangkok, woman and child were cut by glass from windows shat­ and the crew was preparing to run casing into a recently tered by the explosion, police reported. They said the ter­ Bush throws his support drilled well, a statement from Unocal said. The well was rorists escaped and the victims were hospitalized in secured as the storm formed. stable condition. Unocal lost contact with the vessel about 12 hours No one claimed responsibility, but security forces as­ after the storm struck Thursday. sume the scores of explosions that began in August arc to congressional pay hike the work of the drug gangs. The 186 bombings reported The typhoon developed suddenly and the crew of the say the wounds are still too fresh to have killed 29 people and wounded at least 228. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ press secretary Marlin Fitzwaler Seacrest had relatively short notice. Lane said. make a new pay raise possible. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald The court strike began in stages Thursday after federal dent Bush will support “any said. “We’ll be supportive if the “This actually was a small storm, a squall, and it esca­ “I’m not sure that it’s going to go judge Mariela Espinoza was shot down with automatic reasonable proposal” by lawmakers Congress produces any reasonable lated very quickly into a tropical storm, and then a anywhere,” said Rep. Leon Ftoetta, NEEDS HELP — Rev. Cynthia Good of the South United Methodist Church speaks at a weapons Wednesday night in front of her home in to win a pay raise for themselves proposal.” typhoon,” Lane said. D ^alif., chairman of the Budget news conference Friday about the difficult of finding a new home for the clothing bank Medellin, headquarters of the most notorious cocaine and other top federal officials and House Speaker Thomas S. F^ley, D-Wash., has said repeatedly that Committee and a member of the operated by the Manchester Area Council of Churches. cartel. judges, his spokesman said Friday. Forty-three judges and 179 other court employees have Bush’s support on the politically congressional leaders consider the House leadership. Rep. Tim Penny, D-Minn., who Lottery been killed in Colombia during the past eight years, touchy issue could encourage a new president’s endorsement critical to many of them by drug traffickers. effort to push a pay raise through the success of any effort to raise the was an outspoken opponent of the On Oct. 28, the bodies of two court workers were Congress before adjournment. congressional salary above its cur­ last pay raise proposal, said he will Officials are banking on help probably oppose this one less By The Associated Press found in a river in Cali, hands tied behind them, police in House leaders hope to bring the rent $89,500. the city told The Associated Press on Friday. matter to the floor before lawmakers Foley and House Minority Leader vigorously. Robert Michel, R-Ill., met with Here are the winning numbers drawn Friday, Nov. 3, Cali is the base of another major drug gang. adjourn for the year around “If the president endorses it, and to find a home for their clothes Bush on Wednesday and outlined in lotteries around New England: A police spokesman said the victims had been tor­ Thanksgiving, but they ack­ the Democratic and Republican tured. The spokesman would not give his name or addi­ nowledged that much remained to their plan to push forward a pay leadership go forward holding CONNECTICUT Officials of the clothing bank operated by the closed after an inspection on Oct. 25 because there is tional details. be done and time was running out. raise accompanied by an ethics hands, then maybe they can do Manchester Area Conference of Churches issued a public only one exit from the basement of the Mayfair Gardens F^r the first time in the three strikes, court workers One congressional source, speak­ reform package. something,” Penny said. “But even The Connecticut daily number was 0-2-5. appeal Friday for a new home. recreation building. The fire code require at least two took their protest to the streets Friday. Several dozen ing on condition of anonymity, said The president “wanted to make then, it’s a tough sell.” The Connecticut daily Play Four number was 0-4-6-7. 'The clothing bank, which provides clothing free to the exits. blocked busy 19th Street in downtown Bogota and some the package would provide a “cost- absolutely sure that ... on the ethics “Congress doesn’t deserve it,” The Connecticut Lotto number was 5-7-8-22-26-27. poor, lost its home in the basement of the Mayfair Gar­ Ted Lingard, fire marshal for the district, said the fire exchanged blows with about 50 riot policemen who tried of-living” raise for top government side, that our package was pret- said Rep. Thomas Tauke, R-Iowa. tyconsistent with what he had dens housing complex’s recreation building last week code probably could be met by creating an additional exit to clear the street. officials in all three branches of “Ray raises are meant to reward a MASSACHUSETTS when Eighth Utilities District fire officials ordered it but that would be expensive. “The basement was not No one was arrested and the street was not cleared. about 8 percent on Jan. 1. proposed and I think it is,” Michel job well done, and that’s hardly a closed because of a fire-safety code violation. designed for the purpose they were using it. It was just Strike banners hung from windows of the downtown Ray scales would increase another said. boast this Congress can make.” The Massachusetts daily number was 0-2-3-3. But Michel expressed doubts a Clothing bank staff members held a news conference not acceptable,” said Lingard. The area was originally building where scores of judges have offices. 25 percent — the amount Bush The heart of the plan, which is The Mass Millions number was (Drawn,8p:Fri) asked earlier this year for execu­ package could be approved this 3-35-39-43-44-45. The bonus number was 18. Friday afternoon to plea for help in finding a new home designed for storage, he said and had no windows. If a Even the Supreme Court, which never goes on strike, originating in the House, is to raise for the 12 year-old service. They said they hoped addi­ fire had occureed, he said, people could easily be said the government had been remiss in not giving judges tive-branch and judicial officials — year, especially because the Senate, salaries in Congress to replace the next January. Members of Con­ whose members are generally more NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND tional publicity will help them find a new location. trapped. and their helpers more protection. money that lawmakers earn from Since the clothing bank was closed, staff members Lingard inspected the site after receiving a telephone “We consider that it is exceptionally difficult to ad­ gress, in exchange, would give up wealthy than House members, has speaking engagements before inter­ have contacted member churches to determine if any had call telling him about the site. He has declined to identify minister quick and complete justice under the current all outside speaking fees, the source so strongly opposed a pay increase est groups. The Northern New England daily number was 0-5-6. said. — and the ban on speaking fees that The Northern New England four-digit number was space. None has been found. the caller. After the inspection, he sent a letter to MACC working conditions,” the president of the 24 member In addition. Congress would is likely to go with it. A House bipartisan task force has 7-8-3-8. The Rev. Cynthia Good, of the South United citing the violations. court, Fabio Moron Diaz, said in a statement. adopt a series of other ethics “House members aren’t all that proposed a 35 percent salary boost RHODE ISLAND Methodist Church, said finding a new home is difficult MACC Director Nancy Carr said earlier this week that Although not involved in the strike, low pay is another because the bank has a large supply of clothes and needs building another entrance to the basement would be an frequent complaint in the court system. Federal appellate reforms, including eliminating the far away from where the executive over two years. The plan would also right of members to keep excess branch might be,” Michel said. “Our include changes in Congress’ ethics The Rhode Island daily number was 3-8-5-4. a large space. option, but finding another location would be the best judges earn the equivalent of about $5(X) a month, Joanne Susag, a staff member, said another problem is solution because of the growing needs of the bank. municipal judges $4(X) and court employees $150 to campaign money for personal use problem area is with the Senate, rules, including new restrictions on when they retire. The House also finding a location near the center of town. This is needed, Beth Harlow, of the department of human needs of $ 200. quite rankly.” speaking fees. she said, because many of the people who use the cloth­ MACC, said volunteers have been the key to the success 'The National Association of Court Workers, which would set up a new, two-tier ethics Ihitting it off until next year The task force has suggested a 10 index ing bank do not have cars. of the bank since it opened in 1977. The bank has declared the strike, began months ago demanding bullet- committee, with one panel to hear wouldn’t help chances of passage, percent increase in 1990 and the rest Gary Asperschlager, of the Salvation Army, said that operated out of the basement almost from its beginning. poof vests and cars, guns, weapons training, bodyguards, cases like a grand jury and another since 1990 is an election year for all of the raise the following year, after House members and one-third of the the Eighth District is allowing the bank to keep its Mayfair Gardens is a housing complex for the elderly metal detectors for offices and even devices that detect to act as a trii jury. next year’s elections. The increases But there was skepticism on senators. B usine ss 15 O o in io n 16 clothes stored at the old location until a new home is operated by the Manchester Housing Authority. fumes emitted by dynamite. would give congressmen a salary of Some lawmakers, recalling the Classified 33-39 P e o o le 6 found. During September, 184 families used the bank, com­ Union President Helmut Romero said last month the Capitol Hill that such a move could about $ 127,000 a year. Com ics 23-25 18 public relations beating Congress R eliaion Officials expressed frustration at having the clothing pared to 133 during September of 1988. Ofilcials said membership was 14,000 members, but news reports said succeed this year. Fitzwater said Bush would like to 9 0 Focus 17-32 Senior Citizens 20 “We’re just waiting for them to took over a failed effort earlier this see any pay raise tied to a package S oorts 40-48 and not being able to give it away, especially with winter September is usually a busy month, because of school 19,000 people were on strike. Many of Colombia’s 9,000 T Local/State 6-11 give us a package,” presidential year to increase pay by 51 percent. of ethical standards . Nation/World 12-14 Tele visio n approaching. starting, and said an average 150 families used the bank non-union court workers usually join the strikes. j, 21-23, 26-27 O bituaries 10 W eather 4 The Eighth District department ordered the bank each month. 1 REGIONAL Weather Research project suspended Cats shot in the head to study brain wounds ment agencies,” Rigby said. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An Army-funded Project director Dr. Michael Carey didn’t attend research project in which cats are shot in the head to •ANNIVERSARY SALE! Friday’s news conference announcing the suspension study brain wounds was suspended Friday by of the project and the internal LSU review. ^E«iM Louisiana State University Medical Center amid a In the experiment, a cat is anesthetized, a portion C«k« congressional investigation. Ctlfti V Dr. Perry Rigby, chancellor of the medical center, of the front of its skull is removed and it is locked until (It said the General Accounting Office study of the into a vise. A helium-powered gun then fires a small AlfiicUwt'd Pay program was requested last spring by U.S. Rep. steel sphere into the cat’s brain from about 31 inches. Robert Livingston of New Orleans. The object, Carey has said, is to determine the best l/|/for14Yk^. He said the suspension was not related to strident treaunent for brain-wounded soldiers. Your Best Choice protests against the project by animal rights groups. In a television interview last May, he said the ex­ periment has shown that a bullet wound to the brain WIN Dr. Robert Daniels, dean of the School of For Top Appliance Medicine at LSU-New Orleans, said a panel of top slops respiration, but if respiration is supported artifi­ Microwave Names, Amazingly scientists from LSU would be assembled to conduct cially, the animal will begin breathing again on its its own internal review of the program. own. Oven Low Priced, and the Although reviews of all research projects at LSU The project has brought an estimated $2 million to Finest in Senrice! are conducted periodically, Rigby said, suspending LSU Medical Center over about the past six years, • Color TV the project and conducting a more intense internal Rigby and Daniels said. Nothing to buy You need review could make LSU better able to respond to any Critics, including The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, have said the research is su­ not be present at drawing GAO findings. to win. Weather The report by the GAO, the investigative arm of perfluous and have asked Defense Secretary Richard Congress, should be released no sooner than Decem­ Cheney to end funding for it. GREAT 2-WEEK SALE ber, perhaps not until sometime in 1990, Rigby said. At Friday’s news conference neither Rigby nor The school’s internal review should take six to eight Daniels would discuss specific findings of the STARTS THURSDAY Weather clears today, weeks, Daniels said. research. Daniels said he expects an article on “As an institution, we take our responsibilities Carey’s findings to be published soon in “The Jour­ becoming breezy, cooler seriously, and we all feel that any questions about nal of Neurosurgery.” NOVEMBER 2ND this project should be answered to the satisfaction ol The two men estimated that about 700 cats have Manchester and vicinity: the scientific community and the appropriate govern­ been subjected to the experiments. Today, mostly sunny, breezy and cool with a high near 45. Northwest wind 15 to 25 mph, diminishing. Ton- night, mostly clear and cold. Low in the 20s. Sunday, o partly cloudy. High near 50. Ten girls held in pin attacks m W hite ■ West! nghouse NEW YORK (AP) — Ten teen-age girls were arrested held in another precinct, which he declined to identify. Weather summary for Friday, Nov. 3,1989. 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- ■ / ' PEOPLE LOCAL & STATE « * Bust at ‘pot party’ raises questions at Wesleyan

MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A group of said Bobby Wayne Clark, a university probably rc-examine the school’s anti­ Flacks said he a.nd other students who Wesleyan University students say they spokesman. “It’s not a drug sanctuary. ... drug policy in light of threats from the participated believe that marijuana is less thought they had the university’s tacit ap­ What we do know about and what we can Bush administration to make federal harmful than tobacco or alcohol. proval to revive an annual drug party, and respond to, we will respond to.” education grants contingent on the tough­ “Other drugs which arc legal have been V claim the arrest of only one of the Flacks and several other students, ness of a school’s anti-drug policy. proven to be more dangerous and more revelers proves their point. however, contended the university’s The arrest of a single student, freshman anti-social,” he said. “It’s just sort of didn’t really do anything to stop response, combined with the school’s Lisa M. O’Donoghuc, on charges of craziness to allow people to get drunk and it, sophomore Marc Flacks said Friday stated anti-drug policy, showed that the marijuana possession, surprised some stu­ drive their cars and smash into people. of last week’s bash in a university dining university tacitly condones the use of dents, but Flacks said it didn’t ruin the Those things never happen to people who hall, dubbed the “Smoke Out.” marijuana and LSD. party. “They brought in a few cops instead of “What they’re saying silently is that “I think the students would be more smoke dope and do acid.” Sale a whole army. It seemed to me that they they don’t consider it serious,” said Louis upset if more people were arrested,” he Flacks said the party received an unin­ Effective were saying, ‘We don’t approve of this Maggiotto, a sophomore from Hastings said. “It was intimidating at first, but they tended boost this year from campus con­ November 5-11, 1989 but we’re not doing anything to stop it.’ on Hudson, N.Y. only arrested one person, so we felt like servatives who argued that the U^adition “If they had come five minutes earlier, The school’s drug policy, contained in we had won.” should be ended. they would seen at least 1(X) people who the school’s code of conduct, definri the were all smoking marijuana,” said Flacks, use of cocaine and heroin as “serious a resident Santa Barbara, Calif. breaches,” but docs not mention the use Save The Oct. 27 party, which had been ad­ of marijuana or LSD. 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CT 06040 646-7728 MCA to force a change in his recording agreement with the teen-age star. Paid for by the Committee To Re-Elect Theunis Werkhoven, Beverly Maloney, Treasurer “I’ve got a California court-approved contract and I’m not going” to change the contact, Tobin said. licuse €f fabrics sc-fre fabrics Campaign '89 Abortion protester acquitted Bids will be sought Police probe soccer team van crash sen innocent of trespass and inter­ WINDHAM (AP) — Campus quired to drive state vehicles like the in New London. The team lost 1-0. WEST HARTFORD (AP) — A police at Eastern Connecticut State team van, said Michael J. Jones, an West Hartford jury acquitted an ference with a police officer, for Coventry work Under the school’s policy, univer­ University arc investigating whether Eastern spokesman. anti-abortion protester of two James Altham, Syverson’s attor­ COVENTRY — Work bids for a proposed $5.2 sity employees, including some stu­ the captain of the school’s .soccer Sixteen playcs and one coach State Republican chief raps criminal charges Friday in connec­ ney, said. million renovation project at Coventry Grammar dents who possess the proper team should have been driving a were injured when one team van ran tion with a demonstration at a West Syversen was among about 60 School and Capt. Nathan Hale School will be ad­ liccn.se, arc permitted to drive state team van involved in a crash that in- a stop, sign and pulled in front of Hartford health clinic, officials protesters arrested April 1 at the vertised by the end of this month, Judith Halvorson, vehicles if they have authorization, juried 17 people, a university another team van around 6:30 p.m. Summit Women’s Center, a West school building chairwoman, said today. Jones said. town Democrats as ‘arrogant’ said. .spokesman said. Wednesday, said Michael J. Jones, The jury found Hjalmar Syver- Hartford health clinic. The slate Department of Education last week ap­ Head coach John Fitzgerald, who Campus police arc trying to deter­ an Eastern spokesman. Republican State Chairman Richard Fuley the best out of the problems that have surfaced. proved plans to renovate the schools and bring them was driving the other van, and 14 mine whether John M. Discenza, 21, The accident occurred about one came to Manchester Friday to criticize the into compliance with fire, safety and health codes, players were treated at Windham We believe that on Nov. 7 the people of this of Wethersfield, was authorized by block from the university as the town’s Democrats as “arrogant” and ‘out of Halvorson, who also is a member of the board of Community Memorial Hospital and community will understand that. the university and had a public .ser­ team returned from its final game of released after the accident, Jones V touch” and to urge Manchester voters to put In answer to a question from a reporter, education, said. vice driver’s license, which is re­ season against Connecticut College said. Republicans in power in Manchester in Tues­ Fk)ley said Manchester was one town in which The project includes installation of new vyin- day’s election. the Republicans should succeed this year be­ TOM SHERIDAN dows, roofs and doors at the schools. Design plans Foley spoke at a news conference at which cause the party has active slate, because the is­ will be slightly revised to meet a change in building LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD two Republican candidates disagreed on the sues on on their side and because the campaign codes regarding earthquakes that went into effect issue of fire protection for northeast has been high profile and based on substance. Oct. 18, she said. That change, which will take Manchester. When Foley completed his remarks, Ronald for about three weeks to design, affects the design of DEMOCRATS MANAGE THE Foley visted Republican campaign head­ Osella, a candidate for re-election to the Board two small storage areas proposed to be added at quarters shortly before noon and addressed of Directors, launched an attack on the MANCHESTER Capt. Nathan Hale School, and involves the amount TOUGH PROBLEMS about 15 Republican IVty members including Democrats on several issues. of weight allowed to bear on existing walls. the six Republican candidates for the Board of He said Mayor Peter P. DiRosa is taking BOARD Bids will be submitted in January and will be Directors. credit for having negotiated an agreement with reviewed by the town council and board of educa­ But his message was directed at Manchester the Eighth District over fire and sewer service OF tion, according to Halvorson. A public referendum voters. He displayed a small sign which said, jurisdiction but that negotiations began to on the proposed project could be held in February. 'A “Smart Democrats Vote Republican.” move forward after Republicans brought them EDUCATION I i. And, echoing themes of the Republican he out into public view. said “If the voters of Manchester like closed “There will be firehouse in northeast doors, and $1 million mistakes, and deals with Manchester to protect residents there,” Osella Bolton group home developers, and fine for environmental viola­ said. Later he said a firehouse will be built or tions then they’ll vote for Ted Cummings, some other arrangments will be made. Asked Peter DiRosa, and the Democratic machine. to elaborate, he said it may be necessary to ★ Management Experience upsets neighbors But if the voters want honest, open government make some temporary arrangement. ★ PTA Involvement that places fiscal responsibility as priority num­ “Let’s not m ^e any promises on fire protec­ By Dianna M. Talbot ber one, then they’ll vote for a change —for tion.” Wallace J. Irish, a Republican candidate ★ Committed Family Man Manchester Herald the better — and support the Republican for director, said. Irish has questioned the need team.” for a new firehouse in the area, saying it can be VOTE REPUBLICAN BOLTON — The town has told the operator of a Informed of Fbley’s comments Cummings, served from existing town firehouses. group home on South Road that it may try to revoke the Democratic town chairman, said the Democrats Ellen Bums Landers, another director can­ home’s license if control isn’t improved over three men­ NOV. 7 tally retarded residents of the home who have been dis­ nave opened the caucuses to the public and didate, said the location of a firehouse for the I’jiil lof bv thp LommiHee to eioct Tom Sheridan, William H Marvh. Treasurer asked the Republicans to do the same thing but area has to be determined by the fire protection turbing neighbors. they have rejected the idea. “We’ve accepted needs of the pieople in the area, and not on a The three residents of the home, all men, have unin­ that the buck stops here and have tried to make political basis. Her remark drew applause. tentionally upset neighbors and are receiving profes­ sional counseling, an official of the stale Department of Mental Retardation said Friday. ELECT ^ Selectman Richard Pelletier said neighbors arc upset Garside ‘outraged’ by comment with the men’s shouting, screaming, door slamming and Republican Town Chairman John Garside In a news release, Garside said. “What he furniture throwing which they say they can hear going on SEWAGE PLANT PERMIT ISSUE said Friday he is “outraged” by a statement said in effect is that anyone who lives in the inside the house. Neighbors have also reported that one made by Democratic Town Chairman regard­ district and docs not pay taxes outside the dis­ WALLY IRISH of the men was seen looking in a neighbor’s window and When The Town was expanding i ts sewage treatment plant to meet Clean Water ing future representation on the town Board of trict would be unable run for Board of Direc­ another time urinating on a lawn, he said. Act requirements, A controversy developed with the Federal Government. It Directors by residents of the Eighth Utilities tors. TOWN DIRECTOR “1 wouldn’t want that type of behavior taking place almost cost Manchester millions. But the leadership of Democratic Mayor Peter Disuict who do not own propierty or pay taxes Thomas E. Landers, district president, said next to my home. If they can’t control it, 1 want them DiRosa minimized the impact on the Taxpayers. outside the district. Friday tJiat Cummings is proposing to dis­ out,” Pelletier said. He said a letter was sent Thursday to Cummings said earlier this week that the enfranchise one-third of the town voters be­ LEVER 4B the operator of the home. Community Associates of Con­ presence of two director candidates from the cause if a town director from the disuict were necticut Inc. Construction on the plant took place in an area designated as wetlands. The district on the ballot raises a question about unable to vote on fire and sewer questions dis­ Thomas J. Sullivan, director of the department’s nor­ town obtained many approvals for the project from numerous State and Federal whether future board candidates from the dis- trict residents who voted for that directors theastern regional operation, said his office is working agencies. But, the consulting engineers for the project missed getting the uict should have a right to vote on matters af­ would have less that a full representative. with Community Associates to provide additional staff, necessary wetlands permit. fection the town’s fire protection service and Garside said in his statement, “I am training and supervision for the residents, who have lived sewer service. The district provides fire protec­ surprised that none of the Democratic can­ there for about one year. tion and sanitary sewer service. didates have tried to remove themselves from Attempts to reach Community Associates officials When Federal officials said there was no permit they halted construction. In­ Cummings said that while Wallace J. Irish Mr. Cummings’s statements and therefore con­ Friday were unsuccessful. stead of working out the problem with the Town they threatened to force Jr. and Ellen Bums Landers, two Republican clude that they are in complete agreement.” Sullivan said the residents “are not acting maliciously Manchester to relocate the plant, at a cost of more than $20 million. They then directors candidates from the district, are Garside said he is “confident the voters of at all, but they do exhibit behavior that is alarming to talked of a multi-million dollar fine. That's when Mayor DiRosa stepped in. honorable and able to act objectively on town the 8th District as well as all Manchester voters neighbors.” The reason the men scream, yell and throw fire and sewer questions, some future district will remember this attempt at disenfranchise­ things is because they are fustrated, he said. They can be residents might not. ment when they cast their ballots.”. set off by circumstances “as minor as being delayed from He battled with Federal officials to get the project back on track. He urged them Capable.... going out shopping” or if one man “thinks he is being to reduce the penalties. At one point. Republican Director Ronald Osella wanted made fun of by another.” to settle by paying a $1,500,000 fine. Mayor DiRosa wouldn't give up that easy. Campaign Notes Dependable.... He admitted there had been instances in which the residents had “roamed” outdoors, but said that they are Knowledgeable.... being more closely supervised. The Town and Federal agencies eventually settled on a fine of $300,000. That was Negro names staff ,Claylon, Margaret Davis, and Richard Dyer. Stevenson said that during Negro’s 18 years Wally "Knows" Manchester too much but the Feds were intent on making an example of Manchester. Mayor Herbert Stevenson, Manchester’s in office, “his professional administration of Drug busts net lots of ‘pot’ DiRosa got the best deal possible for the Town... the plant was expanded... and Democratic regisu-ar of voters, is campai^ town funds with $3,849,421 additional interest Restore Honest Government our environment will get the protection it needs. No More Lies NEW BRITAIN (AP) — State police seized about 52 manager for Democrat Roger M. Negro, who is earned by his competitive bidding and short pounds of marijuana and two guns Thursday when they seeking his 10th term as town treasurer in term investment program equates to ap­ No More Secret Meetings searched apartments in New Britain and Bloomfield, Tuesday’s election. proximately eight mills in savings to taxpayers police said Friday. Stevenson has managed Negro’s campaigns of Manchester.” VOTE REPUBLICAN -- The larger seizure, of about 51 pounds of marijuana DEMOCRATS ACCEPT THE CHALLENGES .... since 1983. and a loaded .357 magnun handgun, came at 129 Brit­ Others serving on Negro’s committee are Town clerk issues ballots Elect Responsible Leaders tany Fai'ms Road in New Britain. Anthony and Dolores Pietrantonio, co- The Manchester town clerk’s office will be Your Vote is Important Ross M. Barall, 27, of New Britain, and and Brian M. AND WORK TO MEET MANCHESTERS PROBLEMS! w treasurers, Catherine Bolduc, secretary, Robert open Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to issue Dubosar, 31, of Bloomfield were arrested at the New and Cindy Oliver, Geraldine Kelley, John and absentee ballots to applicants only. The town Let's Make A Change For The Better Paid for by the Democratic Town Committee, Paul Phillips, Treasurer Paid (or by Wally Irish (or Town Director Committee, David Mordausky, Treasurer Britain apartment. t Elizabeth Thompson, Carla Squatrito, John election is Tuesday. 1 State FBI chief gets key Washington job Switch of newspaper “It’s an excellent new challenge Willimantic doctor is accused NEW HAVEN (AP) — The spe­ gratified by the promotion but had to work on the national level on is­ cial agent in charge of the FBI in mixed feelings about leaving Con­ Obituaries by ‘Big Red’ leaves sues of significance,” Klein said. Connecticut has been promoted to a necticut. of practicing without a license ‘Yale Blue’ red-faced deputy assistant director to FBI John V. Gannon Sr. Director William S. Sessions, offi­ John V. Gannon Sr., 77, formerly 1146 Main St., died medical school graduates, officials John D. Ritson, Onglingswan’s NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Big Red left the Yale cials said. LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD Friday (Nov. 3, 1989) at a local convalescent home. He WILLIMANTIC (AP) — A 53- Blue a bit red-faced Friday after wily members of Stanley Klein, who has headed year-old doctor whose patients in­ said. , . attorney, said his client traveled to DEMOCRATS MISMANAGEMENT was the husband of the late Mary R. Driscoll and Ann He also worked as a physician at the Philippines on July 15 and Cornell University’s student newspaper managed to the state bureau for 3’/2 years, is Bchn. cluded members of the Willimantic replace Yale’s daily newspaper with a parody. scheduled to report to Washington in Police Department and pilots at Bradley International Airport in returned to Connecticut on Oct. 26. He was bom in New York City, and lived in Windsor Locks, examining 25 pilots “He came back to the United The spoof carried a lead story annoimcing that January. No successor has been CO ST t a x PAYER’S $ M ltL tO N S Bridgeport most of his life, moving to Manchester two Bradley International Airport has Yale football Coach Carm Cozza, whose team will per year and certifying they were States to take care of these named to head the Connecticut of­ V years ago. He was a police officer in Bridgeport for 34 been arrested and charged with prac­ play Cornell on Saturday in New Haven, had been medically fit to fly, the Federal problems,” Ritson said. “He wasn’t fice. years, retiring in 1975. He was a member of the ticing medicine without a license, Aviation Administration said. trying to flee anything.” nabbed for selling drugs. Klein, 46, will be deputy assistant Westbrook Lodge of the Elks and the Manchester Lodge police said. Air Force officials, during a Solak said, however, that The mock edition of the Yale Daily News also director of criminal identification, a of the Elks, and past secretary of the Police Benevolent Dr. William T. Onglingswan was Onglingswan tried to leave his home featured stories on Yale graduate William F. Buck- recently created position in which he Association in Bridgeport. arrested Thursday after police sear­ routine inspection of the Bradley Air Thursday night while police sear­ ley Jr.’s acceptance of a new professorship of will oversee the automation of He is survived by three sons and daughter-in-laws, ched his Willimantic home, which National base clinic, discovered that Onglingswan had falsified a certifi­ ched it. He said Onglingswan was American elitism, Yale’s purchase of the city of criminal histories throughout the John Jr. and Mary Susan Gannon of Manchester, James also serves as his office. Police New Haven for 514 million and a Yale researcher’s seized patient medical records, ac­ cate that said he had passed the carrying a gym bag containing clean country. D. and Karen Gannon of Southington, and David B. and findings that wearing black turtlenecks can cause Klein said Thursday he was Ann Marie Gannon of Meriden; two stepsons, Robert counting records, prescription drugs licensing test for foreign medical clothes, passports, 5460 cash and school graduates. When officials controlled substances. He declined cancer. Behn of Madison, and Michael Behn in Vermont; a and medical equipment, police said. Lx;st anyone not catch the obvious joke, a correc­ Onglingswan, who practiced confronted him, Onglingswan ad­ to identify the controlled substances. brother, James D. Gannon of Greenpori, N.Y.; and 10 tion on the second page of the paper reported that UNICO CAR medicine in Willimantic for 16 mitted he had falsified the docu­ grandchildren. the entire contents of the newspaper were false. ment, officials said. RAFFLE The funeral will be Monday at 9:15 a.m. at the John F. years, was being held at Brooklyn The Cornell Daily Sun announced its ac­ Sponsored by Manchestof The Air Force then alerted state Cheptof of UNICO National Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., followed by a Correctional Center on 5200,000 complishment Friday, saying the newspaper had bond Riday after being arraigned in authorities. Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. James Church. WE DELIVER pulled similar pranks against Harvard in 1959 and Sunday, Nov. 26, 1989 Pumam Superior Court, police said. Windham State’s Attorney Mark For Home Delivery, Call Burial will be. in East Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ Princeton in 1965. Music starts at 2:00 P.M. Onglingswan, whose license was Solak argued for a 5200,000 bond, (C ash Bar) day from 6 to 9 p.m. Tlic Yale Daily News, the oldest college daily, is suspended by the state Department maintaining that Onglingswan had 647-9946 The Army & Navy Club Memorial doantions may be made to the Manchester printed at the New Haven Register. Well before of Health Services in February, indicated that he planned to return to Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Manchester Visiting Nurse Association Hospice Program, 545 N. dawn Friday, staffers from the Daily Sun removed signed an agreement with the state the Philippines in January. Drawing: 5:00 PJVI. Main St. or the North Central Hospice, 26 Park St., in the the real copies of the Yale paper from a loading on June 30 to stop working as a 1990 Cadillac Sedan Rockville section of Vernon. dock at the Register and replaced them with the physician. Deville.four door Robert T. Hebert The Philippine native, who 12 parodies. Tickets: $100 A driver for the Daily News picked up the fake fio mart than 345 tickets will be sold! Prxxeeds Robert T. Hebert, 63, of 96 Charter Oak St., died times failed an examination given to papers, put address labels on them and delivered to be used for Scholanhipe, Local eharitics, and "SEWERGATE" WAY" Friday (Nov. 3, 1989) at his home. His wife Jeannette foreign medical school graduates, COATS -- JACKETS them to the Yale post office — in the belief they to help combate Mental Retardation. The Democrats cost taxpayers $300,000 plus yet (Saverick) pre-deceased him on Aug. 27. has treated thousands of patients as were a joke edition put out by the Yale staff. For tickets call undisclosed legal fees and staff time for illegally He was bom in Hartford on Feb. 26 1926, and had a private physician, an Air National Genuine Leather and Suede But the office manager at the Yale paper im­ Raymond F. Damato been a Manchester resident for 31 years. He was a com­ Guard base physician, and a doctor mediately noticed something was amiss anci alerted 646-1021 filling this site of the entrance road from Love Lane municate of St. James Church, and was a veteran of for the Police Department. the daily’s editors, who scrambled to retfievc the 240 New State Road and the Sewer Plant it led to. World War II in the U.S. Navy. Onglingswan also twice failed an Paul J. Rossetto He is survived by three daughters, Janet Bieu, and exam given in for foreign $ OQ95 MEN S, LADIES' phony papers. Still, about 1(X) copies of the phony DiRosa and the Democrat ads say "Republican paper made it into circulation, according to Thom 646-2482 Carol Gauvin, both of Manchester, and Gloria Johnston M All Styles, Sizes and Colors Gcicr, the Daily News’ editor-in-chief. This Ad paid by Director Ronald Osella wanted to settle by paying a of West Haven; two brothers, Albert Hebert, of Mars Blanchard A Rossetto, Inc. In Memoriam The mastermind behind the case of the switched Hill, .Maine, and Louis Hebert of West Hartford; three $1,500,000 fine. That's a lie! papers was Saman Zia-Zarifi, the Cornell new- sisters, Yvonne Gauvin, of Antioch, Calif., Bemette In remembrance of Lawrence A. Jar­ 1,000's TO CHOOSE vis, who passed away on November paper’s associate editor, who alerted the Yale Daily Read my lips! I advocated settling the matter promptly Massa and Helen Hebert, both of West Hartford; seven 3,1963. News at 10 a.m. that it would shortly gets its miss­ by admitting the error and working, Federal grandchildren, and two great grandchildren, and several DIRECT FROM FACTORY Always remembered by. ing papers back. Officials when the fine was only $50,000. nieces and nephews. Wife and Children 1 DAY ONLY Zia-Zarifi had spent two days at the Yale Daily Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9:15 aan. at News about three weeks ago, on the pretense that I challenged DiRosa to produce proof that I ever the Watkins Funeral Home, at 142 E. Center St., fol­ the Cornell newspaper was thinking of changing its stated I would settle at $1.5 million. lowed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. Weekii> SATURDAY, NOV. 4th format, Gcicr said. He also visited the Register to James Chureh on Main Street. Burial will be in the sec how the paper is printed, Gcicr said. DiRosa and Cassano responded by claiming that Veteran's Section of the East Cemetery. Friends may call Health Tip “Sam probably knows^more about how to put out Asst. Manager Werbner told the Board in Executive at the funeral home on Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 10A.M.-5P.M. the Yale Daily News then we do,” Geicr said. p.m. Gcicr said the Comell students were apologetic Attorney Session on July 25, 1988 that the fine "initially" Stanley L. Ingersoll Sr. Leather Men's and Ladies' and offered to compensate the Daily News for any At Law proposed was $1.5 million. Stanley L. Ingersoll Sr., 67, of East Dennis, Mass., and Now Style Fashionable losses in postage. The Daily Sun said it would sell I DiRosa also said "If the fine had been $50,000, we Venice, Fla., formerly of Manchester, died Friday (Nov. Skirts its parodies at the football game. MODERN DIVORCE 3, 1989) at the Cape Cod Hospital. He was the husband Jackets “The Big Red made us feel a little blue this Wc don't call the marriage breakup would have written out a check immediately." morning but it is going to take more than quick­ a “divorce" anymore. It’s now a “dis­ of Charolette (Gressnich) Ingersoll. solution". The whole procedure is I So I produced Werbner's memo documenting "The Ingersoll, who was bom March 6, 1922 in Gloucester, witted humor for them to triumph over the Yale easier. Wc need not prove fault by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. $4995 $7095 Blue in football tomorrow,” Geicr said. formerly, you needed witnesses to the proposed fine has risen from $50,000 to $400,000 to Mass., served in the U.S. Army in World War II. He lived improper spousal conduct That was $1,500,000 in four weeks." and worked in the Manchester area for 50 years. A VITAMIN A tough. Abuse came in secret usually. retired electrician, he was a member of the International Vitamin A is essential to the But Courts accepted witnesses who Where's the check, Peter? Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He was also a 32nd- testined to black and blue marks, to healthy condition of mucous Drug funds handed out degree Mason, and a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Motorcycle FLIGHT the tears, to improper words, to » Instead of settling at $50,000, DiRosa chose to battle membranes in the nose, throat, obscenities, and other abusive and un­ Church in Manchester. alimentary tract, eyes and geni- HARTFORD (AP) — Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry, settling conduct by the spouse. “Ex­ the Feds by calling in U.S. Rep Kennelly to use Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Stanley L. Jackets BOMBERS to-urinary tract. A deficiency weary after a week that included three drive-by shoot­ treme cruelty” was the favorite reason. political clout to run roughshod over environmental Ingersoll Jr. of New Hartford; two daughters, Donna Courts accepted all kinds of cruelty can worsen an infection in the ings, said Friday that a 51.2 million state ^ an t for the Conopask of Vernon and Paula Cabral of Fairhaven, evidence and usually accepted any tes­ laws. L n bronchial tubes, sinuses, or $ 8 9 9 5 $9995 war on drugs couldn’t have come at a better time. timony if it was not Directed to. But Mass.; a brother Robert Ingersoll of South Windsor; lungs. Vitamin A is needed for “We are under siege,” Perry said as she accepted the now, a spouse need merely say that ► The evidence shows that DiRosa's battling rather three sisters, Florence Pitcairn of Pompano Beach, Fla., growth in youngsters — in check from Gov. William A. O’Neill. “We need all the the marriage is over. 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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Troops used water cannons and tear gas Saturday to drive off VADUZ, Liechtenstein (AP) — Health Organization and Interna­ If Parliament approves the mem­ President campaigns for GOP underdogs thousands of Ferdinand Marcos supporters who This tiny principality wants to join tional Court of Justice, belongs to bership application, the government massed at national police headquarters to demand the big boys. the Council of Europe and is a sig­ will submit a formal request to U.N. that his body be brought home for burial. Liechtenstein, which on many natory to the 1975 Helsinki agree­ Secretary-General Javier Perez de Coleman and Courter fotund themselves 'i- A? - .-TiTazenr. •Jie -sTTnLnCLp or S>r« « r «7 •*ZL$er rzz rcL'-Er: r for dx uH" Marcos, president for 20 years, was forced into maps is not much bigger than the ments on security and cooperation in Cuellar. 5 .!* z * :i i" : i::: £ ZcZllCTuLC XtXTL'. iZ jiT S ELt LI x rarz Gv—zi:: arr.:a;E . S’se said the on the defensive this summer and fall exile in February 1986 and died in Hawaii on Sept. famous postage stamps it exports, Europe. U.N. membership it is open to when their anti-abortion stands — views V ? [•■ i.-ar r raTitiitariM .^.iDXiicar ianiij. .^♦n'nx iia»: zaa :eez :;rrer rr;sec_rr "o o -m ra : the Neu- 28 at age 72. President Corazon Aquino has refused said Friday it plans to seek full A government statement said any “peace-loving” country. miii ICC Sr» .'ta-Kv rnia;-. uu:x!| r: r e a£ ±n xarcaiEL i: '^.a: V;rz Cr* issc. tar,» ■sfxre U trad Vtre 'S«:riLs:'j .rar*e •r*' D rim s Ne-» York’s firri black Soldiers and police chased groups of them down Liechtenstein is known as a tax maintain a strong military. !>*c:aacx:z 'r'-.riz Car* zarrcar^rra ::r GO? rx* :rr se-az. zrd rrxdredi of contests for mayor its 28,(XX) people, and a coalition pro-choice demonstrators heckled from arrests. OLi.ecLaLi r,‘ car zLxa ••’it'/llix ltlcl r :»xr "jO :ari: i;taze R-jdoipc W. &u.':ar: r r.i ace also -zi; be decided, mciuding in such government that has lasted half a the back of the crowd, some carrying An estimated 15,000 protesters assembled laic li zcoci. iczrac DecLOcraz De'*rd N. D ric-j. .major ches as Detroit, Oeveland and Friday at Camp Crame, headquarters of the Philip­ century. Rep. Jiz a a F.-ano a far*’rred 'jc Tze prwaticsr't -aife ipzke zz z fx-C- signs that said “Keep Abortion Legal.” CARD»GIFT Seazzie. pine Constabulary, the military national police. The Export-oriented industries crowd had dwindled to a few thousand when the produce goods ranging from false CONNECTION confrontation began. teeth to protective coatings for the 3466 Main St., Vinton Village, Coventry. CT Political literature’s new look: Demonstrators moved to Camp Crame after a windows of space vehicles. Its tax­ day-long rally Friday by more than 25,000 people saving “letter box companies” are of ■ ■ proudly presents capping a 250-milc march by Marcos supporters great value to foreigners. Old World Christmas it’s slick, glitzy — and nasty from Ilocos Norte, his native province, that look 11 Crown Prince Hans Adam owns days. half of a fanning and ranching It was the largest show of support for Marcos partnership in Texas that conuols Ornaments TRENTON. NJ '.KF; — Glouy. tccczjrz- f^.-/* ± £ 19T(s, ,zxd ti IS par_culari;. armicizve since 1986 and occurred on the eve of Mrs. A- 76,500 acres in one county and more zacec zrd CiL'*i*mr;ghz mzaz;* fjczi zee ::.,zmg tor New Jersey ca'jiidazes bezause ±e> u5ua.;> quino’s departure for Canada and the United States, land elsewhere. Liechtenstein covers zart't afford me cost of teievtsioc ads in the ex­ • / mx„:ox£5 zfj’xd Nr=* Jersey zc z carrmazzn where she hopes to convince businessmen the something over 40,000 acres. ^ j j 0 .-.z: K.tme tezze La-wmxxers vx> hx' dtcc before pensive New- York and .Phziadeiprza broedcas: Philippines is a stable place to invest. It already is a member of several •.eem v. z-ocizerzcKsc, ghmz) o*: vxkKa. markets. U.N, agencies, including the World ■jre zarm-pa-zr- fizer dep'drs .■V$.ier:b'/*-w-.trxr, “f Calzfocnia is the mxor '.eague. states .uie S'cT.-.r- Cmcco as z pcodJe, d-ecked ozz 21 New Jersey . Pemsy'.var.ia. New York, rum.*z.‘i5 i.xgXAWM leazec m me fron jeaz of a Jaxxr and E orda hav e become •me ‘xpie leagte.” 742-1890 spera Z2T. he sazC- Agent Orange decision 'She promised :o fix our :-jurarce T h e pieces arc designed to ce’uver a very preoem,'' says me Derzocrahe azzack or: .Nls. pmposef-I and spe-cifK message,” be sazd. a"d Crecco. cczz,mg mizead she produced a bui -uO c moR are oegaiive it is because ‘me campazgns thrown back to VA head pro** jfe healzh msxamce for ;»a. are nasty. "1 •jzi.'-c u’s dep*lofaz)je. Truj is aooui the chronic skin lesions. REAL ESTATE Bm C iff Pmtak, the Repubikan’s smamgiK WASHINGTON (AP) — A scientific ad­ lowest form of campazgrumg." sa«i Ms. Crecco. visory panel said Friday that evidence neither “The committee does not find the evidence 'It's very demeaning U3 azi '.i*octen in govem- for .Assembly campazgns, said oce candidate’s sufficient at the present time to conclude that SEMINAR view of nasty is anodier's “comparative cam- confirms nor rules out aij association between .Tjcn: ’J> depict zee as this poodle, soing ‘iiere exposure to the ingredients of Agent Orange there is a significant statistical association bet­ SPONSORED BY COMFED MORTGAGE COMPANY m sungiasses. Tms is g-xxral camp^gnzng.' pazgnzng. ween exposure to phenoxy herbicides and FOR HOME BUYERS AND HOMEOWNERS - We carry a large selection of artwork to fit in with your and a rare form of cancer. S-akes are ’nigh in the rate Legii’aiizre race, “Coomasts are what voters make their The decision by the Veterans Advisory non-Hod^ins lymphoma,” the panel said after LEARN ALL ABOUT BUYING A HOME AND if 'S£ E>crrjocTais, w ho al.xady comro! the state decisiocs on. Just like they want to know 'ube decor. Many catalogues to order prints & posters from Committee means Veterans Affairs Secretary studying 31 studies dating nback to 1979. REFINANCING YOUR PRESENT HOME. Seraze, car wrest coraroi of the Assembly, difference between a Dodge and a Chevy , they Primitives to Picassos. Edward J. Derwinski will determine whether “However, the committee cannot rule out NOVEMBER 16,1989 •j-ey wo’uld 'oe able to redraw me szaze’s con- want to know the differeiKC between the veterans with non-Hodgkins lymphoma may such an association.” gressionaJ disthcis in line wiuh me 1990 Cen- Only eight of the panel’s 14 members were 7:30 P.M. peopie they vote into office," Pinzak said. exposure receive disability payments. WILLIE'S STEAK HOUSE stis to give ihrm party am edge in U.S. House * . hmitcJ Derwinski has indicated he will make such a present for Friday’s vote. .'aces through the decade . The scumlous Assembly anacks come after VA spokesman Don Smith had no comment 444 CENTER STREET the 1988 U S . Satzie race in which challenger determination in the next few weeks. Because MANCHESTER. CT Da'.id Welch, a Wa^hingMo-based consult- 111 Center btreet wei 9sx«:3o •niur«; 9sx>^.uo of the way the new regulations are written, after the meeting, only repeating tliat Der­ Pner Dawkins referred to Sen. Frank Lauien- Manchester - 649-6939______fh: 9s»-5:3o Sau aru responsible for me Republican mailings, Derwinski may give veterans the benefit of the winski was eager to resolve the issue. All phases of buying a home and refinaixiing ytwr berg. D-NJ„ as a “swampdog," z said .mail warfare has been 'used in California doubt as the result of such an inconclusive Several of Derwinski’s actions have been in­ present home will oe presented and discussed o terpreted as signs that he wants to take action, review. followed by a question and answer period. Bakker gets prison transfer if only limited, in favor of veterans. Those in­ -T ! Nearly 12,000 disability claims that had SPEAKERS > been denied by the VA remain pending as a clude his decision not to appeal the May niling, his appointment of retired Adm. Elmo R. Zum- 73 z ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) — Jim Bakker today Josh Howroyd result of a court order issued in May by U.S. Representatives from ComFed Mortgage Company — Jett received his expected transfer from a federal prison in District Judge Thelton E. Henderson. walt Jr. as a special adviser and his statements Stephens. Roger DelGiorno and David Webster (rrwrtgage S Alabanra to one in Minnesota to serve his time for DEMOCRAT - BOARD OF DIRECTORS Those claims are from veterans who say that he will give veterans the benefit of the financing and refinancing) defrauding followers of his PTL television ministry, offi­ their non-Hodgkins lymphoma, soft tissue sar­ doubt. James Carroll - CPA (tax considerations) P cials said. •Lifelong Resident of Manchester coma and other ailments were the result of ex­ Zumwalt ordered spraying of Agent Orange, on and a son who served in Vietnam died of a can­ Donald A. Clerke - Consulting engr. (inspecting your home) ti He arrived at the prison system’s Federal Medical •Experience In Government posure to Agent Orange, used to remove Center here at about lli45 am., said spokesman Gary ground cover in Vietnam. cer linked to exposure. :s: •Sincere and Committed to Manchester's Future The American Legion, which has accused Attorney Victor I. Moses - (legal aspects, closing, tees B- Driver. He was transferred this morning from the Federal Henderson said the VA and its advisory the panel of bias, was critical of Friday’s ac­ and costs, etc,) Correctional Institution at Talladega, Ala. committee used more stringent criteria than Congress had intended under a 1984 law for tion. For additional information and reservations, please call; < Bakker, 49, arrived at Talladega the niglii of Oct. 24, determining benefits to herbicide-exposed •ycveral hours after he was sentenced by a federal judge in “They spent entirely too much lime on Working for veterans. crossing the t’s and dotting the i’s,” said 646-6130 VO Charlotte. N.C., to 45 years in prison and fined 5500,000. The committee will meet in late January to 00 The Tal’iadega facility often is the first stop for Richard S. Christian, deputy director of the na­ Between 9 A.M. & 5 P.M. Monday - Friday Z address studies covering Agent Orange ex­ tional veterans affairs and rehabilitation com­ There is no charge tor this seminar. r prisoners in the Southeast before they are sent to more tomorrow...today! posure and soft tissue sarcomas as well as por­ 2 mission of the American Legion. p*crmar*ent lodgings. phyria cutanea tarda, an ailment that produces While in Talladega, Bakker was visited by his wife, Paid for by the Comnkttee to Elect josh Howroyd, Ted T. Cummings, Treasurer Tammy Fave. and his brother. Norm. ♦♦ > 1 M i t I High court to rule BUSINESS on Fifth Amendment Computers losing favor BALTIMORE (AP) — The case of a woman behind Shopping network, bars for refusing to disclose the whereabouts of her son gives the Supreme Court an opportunity to refine how GTE settle lawsuit the Fifth Amendment protects people against self-in­ By Chet Currier The Associated Press crimination, lawyers say. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Stamford, Conn.-based l i Friday. NoNember 3.1989 Ralph Tyler III of the Maryland attorney general’s of­ GTE accepted an undisclosed cash sum to settle its V NEW YORK — Among its many fice plans to argue before the high court Tuesday that the two-year legal battle with Home Shopping Network 1> 1LKL3T importance of protecting an endangered child outweighs other afflictions. Wall Street lately J dost w»*k »;o ytK *90 Inc., with both sides saying Friday it was too ex­ has come down with a new and i l K l RATES ...... the constitutional claim of Jacqueline Bouknight, who pensive to keep fighting over a $100 million jury has been jailed in Baltimore for 18 months for contempt acute case of cyberphobia. [ h ;; ;a g r ;a i; pa^d O^bank...... 6 40% 6.40% 6 08% award. The term, defined simply as the of court. mor'ey-rr.arket accounts GTE Florida and GTE Communications won the fear of computers, was coined Her lawyers say the case could affect whether courts libel and slander award in August after a Circuit Lj (Bank Rate Monitor) may use their contempt powers to persuade defendants to ' ■ o decades ago when scientists first Court jury rejected HSN’s $1.5 billion suit claiming began to experiment with electronic I j .' • ------produce evidence that could help convict them. 7.52*r'o 7.71% GTE provided ineffective telephone equipment and methods of handling information ; \ $1 -day reasu'Y 7,78% “If Ralph were right ... we wouldn’t need a criminal service. code. We could just hold people in contempt until they and conducting business. 8 75% Under terms of the settlement, the companies Now it is focusing on the com­ 7.91% 7 94% produce the evidence,” said George Bums Jr., a state agreed to end all litigation and release claims puter-driven tactics, such as multiple public defender who is representing Bouknight. against each other. HSN had been mounting an ap­ City social workers have not seen Bouknight’s son transactions involving stock-index PRICES peal of the jury award, a process company officials futures and individual stocks, that Maurice, now 3 years old, for more than two years and HIM „ -...... say could have taken up to five years to resolve. arc collectively known as program ...... fear he may be dead. “It’s already been two years now that we’ve been trading, and are feared to be i'j Commodities Research 227.53 225.07 244 87 Maurice, bom on Oct. 3, 1986, was hospitalized twice knocking each other’s brains out, and I think both f j Bureau 'nde* before he was 4 months old with pneumonia and a threatening severe harm to the in­ V companies realized it’s time to put this behind us,” tegrity of the markets. ______broken leg. Social workers said his mother was seen said Nando DiFillippo, HSN vice president and ex­ shaking the baby and dropping him into his hospital crib. Associated Press 622 22 640.49 593.11 ecutive counsel. “To lake it through the appeal and The latest outcry began in last y Commodities Irvjex According to prosecutors. X-rays revealed the child had possible retrial would have continued to tie up our month’s “Friday the 13th massacre” previous bone fractures. top management and could have cost us $1 million when the Dow Jones industrial The slate look protective custody of the child for SI STOCKS average fell more than 190 points. to $1.5 million.” itmwMWHHwmwtmMMmMO several months, but his mother regained custody in July James V. Cariedo, GTE Florida vice president The market was perceived to be at ...... 1987, after promising not to physically punish him and to and general counsel, said the company had made its the mercy of mindless computer- Dow Jones 30 2,629 51 2,596.72 2,145 80 undergo training in parenthood. point and it was time to move on. generated transactions, governed Nine months later, after social workers said Bouknight 276.31 “This matter has been eoncludcd with the in­ only by a few flimsy, untested 337 62 335.06 had ceased to cooperate with them and would not show safeguards adopted since the Crash [5 SS» 500 them her son, a juvenile court issued a civil contempt tegrity and reputation of GTE and its employees order that she be jailed until she revealed his reaffirmed. Our vindication is complete,” he said. of 1987. !;w,is»re5C«C $3.303 624 $3.280 303 ------The Associated Press “GTE believes it is in the company’s best interest to whereabouts. “This is insanity,” said Raymond i i i - , M ..alue 51 50C0 s:ocksl . t""®o ^ ° Bouknight, now 23, remains in the Baltimore City Jail. eliminate any further expen.se and use of resources F. DeVoc Jr. in a commentary for Her attorneys refused to allow her to be interviewed, HEADSET — A seal sports a radio transmitter that will help German biologists study tne with respect this litigation.” Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. saying she is hampered by severe learning difficulties, al­ migration of the animals. “The stock exchange has become a While the amount of the setlemcnt was not dis­ index for the over-the-counter though she meets legal standards of mental competency. closed, company officials did say it was negligible casino for ‘players,’ with everyone “We are not waxing nostalgic for market gained 0.64 to 452.97, and “She’s sort of a lost soul,” Bums said, noting that he compared to the $100 million jury award. else taking it on the chin.” the good old days,” DeVoe declared. the American Stock Exchange could not find any relatives of Bouknight’s. “I know of Or as Jay Donnaruma at First Al­ “But something is terribly wrong. market value index was up 1.78 at no real work background. I think she’s probably lived Second judge impeached “Remember this began with HSN seeking $1 bil­ bany Corp. in Albany, N.Y., put it: The capital and stock markets used from place to place.” lion, and it became a matter of quibbling over a “Some kind of compromise should by a small number of players are 371.79. relatively small amount,” said Larry Gerbrant, an be reached before there is nothing Average volume on the Big Board Maurice’s father, who had been jailed for disnibuting of lawmakers voting guilty. The being ruined for everyone else.” WASHINGTON (AP) — The “We fought the fight for five and analyst who has followed the case for Riul Kagan & left but computers trading with other came to 148.18 million shares a day, cocaine, was shot to death in March 1988, and Bouknight Senate voted overwhelmingly one half years because we know we judge blinked repeatedly and then Associates in Carmel, Calif. against 175.01 million the week had a history of dmg use, according to testimony in closed his eyes as the list grew loner computers.” While those issues were debated, Friday to remove Walter L. Nixon are not guilty of anything and don’t “All that really matters to GTE is the fact that before. juvenile court. feel like iu” Nixon told reporters and longer. Actually, most critics of the new stock prices managed to cut their Jr. of Mississippi as a judge of the they won a huge moral victory,” he said. “The ver­ Tl.e question of whether com­ Defense attorneys say if the child has been harmed or outside the Capitol. “We can hold Nixon was convicted of two trading techniques protest that they October losses a bit in the past puters ought to play some role in U.S. District Court in a case stem­ dict in this case came as a stunning surprise.” week. The Dow Jones average of 30 killed, Bouknight would be the most likely suspect, even ming from his conviction on perjury our heads high because we are in­ counts of perjury in 1986 and sen­ aren’t cyberphobes at all. It’s not the stock trading seems to have been HSN had claimed it lost millions of calls and use of computers they object to, they industrials closed Friday at if someone else were responsible. charges. nocent.” tenced to five years in prison. He settled for good. Without the “If she said, ‘I can’t produce the baby, the baby’s dead began serving the term at Eglin Air $500 million in potential sales in 1986 and early say, but the abuse of new systems 2,629.51, up 32.79 from the week The softspoken, 61-year-old Defense attorney David Stewart 1987 because the GTE telephone equipment it con­ capacity they provided to process all and gone,’ it doesn’t take a very imaginative prosecutor Nixon became the second judge put his arm around Nixon as the Force Base in Florida in March for purposes never intended in the before. types of orders, everybody agrees, to add up the facts,” Bums said. “... You can have suc­ tracted for couldn’t handle the volume of calls. markets. removed by the Senate by impeach­ secretary of the Senate read the list 1988. The New York Stock Exchange the markets would surely have been cessful prosecutions of innocent people.” HSN merchandise may be bought by home And besides, they say, you don’t ment in two weeks. composite index rose 1.68 to overwhelmed on Black Monday in The Fifth Amendment forbids authorities from com­ call it a phobia when the danger you “It is therefore ordered and ad­ television viewers only while the item is being dis- 187.28; the NASDAQ composite . 1987 or in this year’s selloff. pelling people to testify against themselves but does not judged that the said Walter L. Nixon payed on the screen. HSN said it lost 42 million fear is real. prohibit courts from ordering them to perform certain ac­ Jr. be removed from office,” calls when as many as half of its incoming calls tions, Tyler said. For example, courts have held that declared Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D- never reached waiting sales operators. suspects can be required to provide samples of their W.Va., presiding over the Senate at The jury rejected HSN’s claims and agreed with NU called in on whistleblowers blood, handwriting and voice, and to stand in a police GTE’s countersuit that the video retailer was blam­ ) the close of the proceedings. nary decision by the U.S. Depiartment of Labor agreed lineup. The Senate convicted Nixon, ing the phone company for financial problems that HARTFORD (AP) — Concerned about reports of were actually caus^ by mismanagement. with one of them. “Here, Ms. Bouknight can comply with the juvenile 89-8, of lying to a federal grand jury retaliaUon, the co-chairman of a legislative committee “These three men give the impression that someone wants to talk with officials of Northeast Utilities about court’s order and produce Maurice without uttering a when he said he never talked with a In another development Friday, Clearwater-based who blows the whistle is open to harassment, which is the treatment of workers who blow the whistle on alleged sound to any representative of the state,” Tyler said in county prosecutor about a marijuana HSN reported it lost $26.1 million, or 29 cents a going to discourage others from raising any safety con­ ^ written arguments. “... Maurice’s right to freedom from smuggling case involving the son of share, in the quarter ended Aug. 31 compared with safety hazards. cerns,” Joyce said. bodily harm and the stale’s obligation to protect that a wealthy contractor. net ineome of $3.3 million, or 4 eents a share, a Rep. Raymond M.H. Joyce, D-New Britain, co-chair­ NU spokesman Anthony J. Castagno said the company It quickly followed by convicting right are fundamental societal values which outweigh year ago. man of the Energy and Public Utilities Committee, says will cooperate fully with the Legislature. Ms. Bouknighl’s marginal Fifth Amendment claim.” him, 78-19, of lying to the grand JAN HORN Its fourth-quarter revenue rose 11.5 percent to he also wants information about the failure of IW “We’re willing to discuss anything with them,” Cas­ o jury in his 1984 appearance when he Millstone 3 nuclear plant operators on requalification Dan Goldstein, a Baltimore criminal defense lawyer FOR $187 4 million from $168.1 million a year ago. tagno said. “But we’re not going to be saying anything and former federal prosecutor, said the state’s argument said he had nothing to do with the R)r the year, HSN lost $14.9 million, or 17 cents tests. new. Whatever we say will be what we’ve been saying marijuana case. that the right against self-incrimination should be BOARD OF EDUCATION per share, in contrast to net income of $18 million, “I’m kind of concerned with what’s happening,” Joyce all along.” However, the Senate acquitted balanced against the need to safeguard children provokes or 21 cents a share, in the previous year. Joyce said the hearing is tentatively scheduled for Nixon on the third and final charge, ^ Dedicated Leadership said. , • j ,u- an “unnecessary constitutional confrontation.” “There have been a number of questions raised this Nov. 21 in Hartford. which alleged that he undermined Committed to Open Participation Between Parents Revenue for the year rose 6.1 pereent to $774.3 i If the state’s only object were to protect children, the year, and in my discussions with company officials they Castagno said a lengthy investigation by the U.S. confidence in the judiciary by lying and Board i General Assembly could pass a law panting iinmunily million from $730.1 million a year ago. have some answers, but I want to get them on the Nuclear Regulatory Contmission earlier this year into the ' k Enhanced Program Opportunities for Students : from prosecution to parents in Bouknight s position, he not only to the grand jury but to a HSN Chairman Roy Speer attributed the loss to complaints of the three men revealed some areas where Justice Department attorney and an of Ail ADilities reducing or eliminating subsidiaries to focus on record,” Joyce said. i said. Three employees claim they have been harassed as a the company had maintenance problems, but no sig­ T : “The state’s attack goes to the very heart of the Fifth FBI agent. video retailing. result of making their allegations. Thursday, a prelimi- nificant safety hazards. The lawmakers voted, 57-40, a Ir EMEMBER to vote fo r JAN! r Amendment,” Goldstein said. “This case really poses the Paid (or by the Committee to Elect Jan Horn, Leslie Green Treasurer ^ risk for the first time that the absolute protection of the majority for guilty but short of the ■ Fifth Amendment can be breached.” two-thirds needed to convict. 1

I Iflaitrliratrr Hrralti OPINION Pullout Section, Page 17 Saturday, Nov. 4,1989 A Bush that sways FOCUS in the political winds of the day Wim ps V

By Vincent Carroll Jefferson to Bush, Docs George Bush believe in anything? Very soon, we virility is an issue shall see. The president certainly doesn’t believe his tough talk in modem politics about Manuel Noriega. His lame response to the at­ tempted Panamanian coup shattered that claim forever. Nor docs he seem to believe in standing behind his ap­ pointments, as the aborted nominations of several fine By Mike Feinsilber men have made increasingly clear. The Associated Press Bush obviously doesn’t think the drug scourge is as Dad as he suggested in his national address. Otherwise, WASHINGTON — George Bush had why stage a phony bust in Lafayette Park, across from to fight “the wimp factor” and Adlai the White House, to obtain the crack he waved before his Stevenson was called “Adelade.” Thomas audience? Jefferson was lambasted as “womanish His stand on abortion slid into incoherence at recent and Walter Mondale as the kind of person press conference, too, shortly after he sensed he’d taken who would eat quiche. Edmund Muskie I ^ up arms on the losing side of the political battle. wept, and there went his presidential Indeed, the only fight Bush has seen fit to wage dream. without thought of retreat is for a cut in the capital gains Throughout American history, says tax. Unfortimatcly, one thrust of the bayonet in nine Bruce Curtis, a professor of American thought and language at Michigan State months docs not a solidcr make. University, it has been a venerable politi­ Soon the president will face another chance — perhaps cal uadilion to question the virility of the most important of his first term — to prove what candidates for office and poruay op­ matters more to him: an understanding press and unruf­ ponents as sissies. fled relations with Congress, or fidelity to something he An offsetting tradition has been for says he believes in. politicians to assert their masculinity. George Bush says he believes in expanding child-care Thus in 1984 Bush bragged after his assistance in a fashion that doesn’t create a new federal vice presidential debate with Democrat bureaucracy or favor huge corporate day-care centers Geraldine Ferraro that he had “kicked a over informal arrangements between relatives, neighbors When giving in helps out little ass” and Richard Nixon, recalling and friends. In other words, he favors maximum freedom his “kitchen debate” in Moscow with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, reached of choice for parents. found herself giving in more and all the adjusting? Alice did. And she By George R. Plagenz He said this over and over during his campaign and at more until it seemed as if she was says she would do it again. for a boxing ring analogy. least a few limes since. But both arc House and Senate No doubt there arc marriages “I fell like a fighter wearing sixteen- “Have any advice for a soon-to-bc doing all the giving in. ignored his advice and passed child-care bills that do all where, when the tables arc turned, ounce gloves and bound by Marquis of they said. bride?” asked Ann who is heading Joe’s conception of marriage was line from movie strongman Clint “used teacup words” and had the support the things Bush insists the opposes. Will he veto the final the husband chooses to do all the Queensbury rules, up against a bare­ Women in politics, like Ferraro, Mon­ for the altar this fall. mechanical. The man provided food Eastwood: “Make my day.” of “Harvard lace-liberals” and “lace- giving in. knuckle slugger who had gouged, kneed dale’s running mate, or Rep. Patricia bill? Or will he capitulate, resigning himself to the most It just so happened I did. “Give in and a roof, nothing more. Joe was “Even Jimmy Carter, among recent panty diplomats.” I had one other word of advice for and kicked," Nixon wrote in his memoirs. Schroeder, D-Colo., who shed tears when radical federal inuusion into community life in an entire a lot,” I said. unaffectionate. He never embraced presidents seemingly the least driven by The need to prove himself tough sent Anne as her big day approached: Be Curtis sets out his thesis in an article in she withdrew as a candidate for the decade? “Giving in is a two-way street, Alice or played with his son the November issue of American machismo, revealed during the 1988 cam­ Michael Dukakis, the Democrats’ willing to overlook and forget. presidential candidate last year, into a Democratic presidential nomination in With the exception of the savings and loan bailout, isn’t it?” replied Anne. Stephen, who was three. She was Heritage: “Now that'the ideal masculine paign his susceptibility to its public I recounted the dramatic descrip­ tank borrowed from the Army but the at­ 1988, “are condemned no matter what nothing President Bush has done competes in importance Obviously, she has been exposed beginning to break under the strain. man is farther removed from reality than demands by remarking that Bush seemed with the child-care issue. If he caves in, then he should She developed an uncontrollable tion of desperate men fighting raft in rather ‘effeminate,’” notes Curtis. tempt backfired; Dukakis didn’t look like they do,” notes Curtis. to the feminist viewpoint under ever, many nostalgic men, and not a few “If gentle, they are womanish; if tough, cease public utterances altogether and simply embrace temper, which she unleashed on the “Seven Came Through,” Eddie The tradition is as old as the republic. he belonged there. which no self-respecting woman nostalgic women, demand that our public they are not womanly. By tradition a the role he seems to hanker for, namely that of a little boy. Rickenbacker’s saga of being lost as Thomas Jefferson was called “womanish” Muskie’s tears during the New would subscribe to the Victorian leaders appear more masculine than female cannot be a courageous, charis­ figurehead. idea that it must always be the wife She went to her minister and told sea in 1942. because he “took counsel of his feelings Hampshire primary of 1972 — his wife “Whenever you turned or twisted ever.” had been attacked by the Manchester matic, wise, effective leader as a woman.” For what is at stake is something far more important who gives in. him the story. “What do you want to Most recent presidencies, he writes, and imagination.” Andrew Jackson, the Union-Leader — dissolved his campaign Thus even her supporters call Prime Min­ than money. Quite the contrary: Nearly everyone agrees So before Anne decides to take do?” he asked her. in the raft, you forced others to turn have been characterized by “compulsive war hero and Indian fighter, described and twist. It took days to learn how for the Democratic presidential nomina­ ister Margaret Thatcher of Britain the that this nation treats parents with young children less my advice on giving in she will Alice thought a minute and then masculinity.” He says Lyndon Johnson another politician as “Miss Nancy.” to make the most of the pace — at tion; candidates may not cry. “iron lady.” generously than it should. And candidate Bush hit upon probably want to check with her said, “I want to say with him.” deplored “nervous Nellies” who wanted Teddy Roosevelt, outraged that an incalculable price in misery. Woodrow Wilson initially shied away Bush fought manfully to overcome “The point,” concludes Curtis, “is not os an appealing way to help those families: increase the tax beloved to make sure he is prepared She explained why. Little Stephen to cut and run in Vietnam. LBJ was deter­ was better off with a sometime Tempers turned raw and we soon from plunging America into World War I, what Newsweek called, in a cover head­ that the ‘manly’ characteristics of the 2 allowance for children. (The Bush proposal actually was to do the same. mined to make Ho Chi Minh, his North father than with no father at all. Itad to learn that many things said in said Wilson had “done more to emascu­ line, “the wimp factor” although there myth — courage, assertiveness in the face too misery in scope, since it failed to aid the middle That may be good marital Vietnamese nemesis, say “uncle.” of aggression, righteous defense of the Then there was her religious convic­ the night had best be forgotten in the late American manhood ... than anyone was an occasional lapse. Once he was protocol in the 1980s, like prenup­ That was the term that came to mind weak — are undesirable or dangerous in > class, but it could easily be expanded.) tion that marriage vows should not morning.” . else I can think of.” overheard saying he’d have “just another tial agreements. But fine gestures when Ronald Reagan was asked at a news themselves. The cinematic myth is 2 Unfortunately, a simple child allowance that funnels be broken. That is a good metaphor for the Stevenson, twice the Democrats’ splash” of coffee. that are hedged with quid pro quo conference about his goal in Nicaragua. dangerous because it is labeled ‘for men money directly to families to use as they see fit isn’t Her decision gave her a new problems of marriage and how to nominee to oppose war hero Dwight D. Bumper stickers help undermine "H good enough for congressional liberals — although they clauses — “I’ll do it only if you do He said he wanted the Sandinism to “say Democrat Mondale’s candidacy against only’ and because it may be distorted and serenity, which began to have its “come through.” uncle.” Threatening to veto a bill if Con­ Eisenhower, was “Adelade” to the New 1 included a minor tax break in their bills. As with other it, too” — can reduce a generous Reagan in 1984. “Mondale Eats (Juiche,” debased by actors on the public scene.” impulse to t low level of a plea-bar- gradual effects. Joe seemed more gress sent it to him, Reagan borrowed a York Daily News, which also said he entitlements, liberals prefer to nurture a dependent class gaining “deal.” relaxed. Not affectionate by any George Plagenz is a syndicated Q of workers, dictate the conditions of the handout, and With no intention of trying to means, but he played with Stephen columnist < force one class of families to subsidize another, change Anne’s mind, I told her the more and made regular efforts to m And so the congressional plans subsidize institutional story of Alice and Joe’s marriage. talk with him. ^ day-care directly (which won’t, of course, include the Alice and Joe were incompatible Alice and Joe started taking walks Manchester Herald 2 friend next door who may take care of your child), while Inside in many ways — probably like most together and developed a small Weekend television Dear Abby inventing a host of regulations and the bureaucracy to en- married couples, Alice figures. That range of topics they could discuss. Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. Senior citizens’ news “ force them. Meanwhile, p^ents who choose to sacrifice didn’t bother her. She was willing to There were other signs of Daily publication since Oct 1,1914. ... page 20 . . . pages 21 to 2 7 ... page 28 U one income while their child is an infant or toddler (one- give in a good part of the time. As progress. Ones that other people FOCUS: third of families) will be taxed to support two-income long as Joe was willing to com­ might not recognize. But Alice did. Publisher______Penny M. Siettert For instance, Joe remembered her Opinion Page Editor ___ Ron Robillard S couples. promise once in awhile, things were Associate Editor Alexander Girelli all right. last birthday. ^ Vincent Carroll is a syndicated columnist As time went on, however, Alice Must a wife in Alice’s shoes do 1 FOCUS/Social Engagements FOCUS/Religion Weddings Celebrate Thanksgiving Day In Brief . . . by donating to less fortunate Loyalty dinner scheduled V The Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., memorial contributions to MACC in will hold a loyalty dinner at 5 p.m. today at the church. memory of Lucille Glaeser, Richard Church members and friends are invited to the ham By Nancy Carr and Leila Judd, Edward and Ethel and bean supper and to consider their stewardship for Executive Director MACC News Timbrell, Willie and June Eldridge, Manchester Area Conference Anne Gauvin, and the Connecticut 1990. of Churches______and fruits and fruit juices. The dead­ Education Association. Gospel singers to perform To all those who have supported I know that you are all still raking line for non-perishable fo ^ items “His Design,” a group of gospel singers from the Human Needs Fund in the past leaves, but it’s only 19 days to for Thanksggiving baskets is 5 p.m. Southern Maine, will perform Sunday at 6 p.m. at First Friday, Nov. 17, at Concordia two months: Counsel George Baptist Church of Manchester, 240 Hillstown Road. Thanksgiving. Time to talk turkey, Lutheran. Ripley, who for years has been for­ The group offers a variety program. The program is stuffing and pumpkin pie and warding his fee for a special service Thanksgiving baskets for • Help deliver the baskets. We II to be used in the Human Needs open to the public. Manchester and Bolton families start delivering MACC baskets at 10 Fund to help families in crisis; to Watson to speak at UUS who, without you, won’t find munch a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 21, and hope to finish by 1 pjn. We need strong those who have pledged monthly Bill Watson, social responsibility director for the on their Thanksgiving table. support to the fund: Ginny Briggs, In fact, it’s only 11 working days arms and backs (those food boxes Kristin English Capitol Region Conference of Churches, will speak Howard and Carol Rovegno, Walter Mr. and Mrs. William B. Gram Mrs. Kenneth J. Muraski til MACC basket delivery day. are heavy, particularly when the Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service at Unitarian Univer- and Grace Holmes, John and Stella Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Duffy James Monaccio Manchester social workers, public apartment is on the third floor). We salist Society: East Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St. also need some help with emergency McDonald and the Chai group. Muraski-Strano Watson is a Methodist minister and a longtime ac­ health nurses, elderly outreach Gram-McAuliffe workers, clergy and school person­ deliveries on Weiiesday morning. To the congregation of Concordia Duffy-Rogalsky Shelby Marie Strano, daughter of Mr. English-Monaccio tivist. He will discuss the moral challenges of the racial­ Lutheran Church, which has Anne Catherine McAuliffe, daughter nel have been referring families in Please call 646-4114 for more infor­ Mary Ellen Rogalsky, daughter of and Mrs. Frank J.T. Strano of 4 Garth George and Marilyn English of Ver­ ly segregated school system. generously given $400 to the of Philip J. and Mary McAuliffe of need to MACC for several w^ks. mation. Helen O. Rogalsky of Middletown, and Road, and the late Adele Sapita Strano, non announce the engagement of their Mary Wellemeyer is coordinator. Music will be Human Needs Fund and an addition­ Marblehead, Mass., and William Basil After eliminating all the duplicate • Mail a donation to Seasonal John P. Rogalsky of Largo, Fla., and and Kenneth James Muraski, son of Mr. provided by Joe Kolwicz and Bob Richardson. Gram, son of Dr. Peter B. and Marie daughter, Kristin Holly English, to James referrals, we a l r ^ y have a listing Sharing, P.O. Box 773, Manchester al $4()0 to the Shepherd’s Place Robert John Duffy, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry A. Muraski of 58 Oak- Gram of 136 Vernon Road, Bolton, were Andrew Monaccio, son of John and of 25 Manchester households in 06040. Your gift will help us pay for soup kitchen. John J. Duffy of 424 Summit St., were wood Drive. Coventry, were married Recovery workshop Tuesday To the parishioners of St. Bar­ irarried Sept. 9 at Star of the Sea Church Phyliss Monaccio of East Hartford. need of a helping hand from their hot meals to be delivered to the married July 22 at St. Pius X Church, Sept. 9 at St. Augustine’s Church, The bride-elect is a graduate of tholomew’s Church for their dona­ in Marblehead. A Divorce Recovery workshop will be held Hiesday neighbors. elderly and shut-ins on Thanksgiv­ Mddlc'i.own. Hartford. Manchester High School and Manchester tion to the Emergency Rmtry. The Rev. Geary and the Rev. George at 7 pjn. in St. Bernard Parish Library, 22 School St., These are some of the ways you ing Day. It will also help to pur­ The Rev. Raul Tolve officiated at the The Rev. Frederick M. Aniello of­ Community College. She is employed by To Church Women’s Christian Gallo, uncle of the bridegroom, of­ can reach out to help your neighbor: chase meat and fresh fruit and Nuptial Mass. The bride was given in ficiated at the 10 a.m. Mass. The bride Connecticut National Bank, Hartford. Rockville. . , Fellowship of Second Congregation­ ficiated. The bride was given in marriage The workshop is sponsored by the Norwich Diocesan • Adopt a family and provide it vegetables for Thanksgiving bas­ marriage by her father. Lynne Rogalsky was given in marriage by her father. An­ The prospective bridegroom is a al Church for their gift to the Inter­ by her father. Mary Jane Ibbin, sister of Ministry to Separated, Divorced and Remarried with a Thanksgiving food basket. kets. Your donations also provide Brunelle, sister of the bride, was matron gelina Strano, sister of the bride, was graduate of East Hartford High School. faith Day Camp, and to early-bird the bride, was matron of honor. Claire Catholics. It will help participants to deal with the fear We ask that those who adopt a the $10 meal certificate given to of honor. Bridesmaids were Catherine maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Tracy He is employed by Diversified Mechani­ givers to the annual Seasonal Shar­ McAuliffe, also sister of the bride, was and pain of separation or divorce as a help toward heal- household for Thanksgiving provide those who do not have cooking Rogalsky Branch, sister of the bride, and Linda Muraski. sisters of the groom, cal Services, Farmington. not only a holiday dinner but a facilities in their rooms and cannot ing Appeal, Raymond and Maureen Carla Otfinosky, cousin of the bride, and bridesmaid. Sheila Curtis, and Abby Fortin. inc. James Bradshaw was best man. Greg A Sept. 29, 1990 wedding is planned. Dorothy Saunders, director of this ministry, will lead week’s supply of food. Depending use food baskets. Wilcox - Many thanks. Nancy P. Duffy, sister-in-law of the Steve “Reno” Benson was best man. the workshop. There is no charge. To register, contact on how many holiday extras are in­ • Community Thanksgiving Gram, brother of the groom, was usher. Ushers were John Orfitelli, Edward Joy, bride. Melinda Musialek, cousin of the After a reception at the Tedesco Country the office at the Bishop Flanagan Ministry Center in Un- cluded, we estimate the cost of a Dinner. This annual event is open to John Masse, and Thomas Strano, brother bride, was flower girl. Club in Marblehead the couple went on a holiday food basket for one at $30 to anyone in the community who Steven Corcoran was best man. Ushers of the bride. Brandon Lee, cousin of the casville, 848-2237. wedding uip to the Greek Isl^ds. They $40. You may want to ask your or­ would be alone for Thanksgiving or THE groom, was ringbearer. were John C. Duffy and Philip J. Duffy, are making their home in Ipswich, Mass. ganization, club or several friends to who lacks cooking facilities. The After a reception at Willie’s Steak BtBLE brothers of the groom, and John P. The bride is a graduate of Pingrec Senior citizens invited share the cost. To adopt one or more dinner is being hosted by the go<^ Rogalsky Jr., brother of the bride. Chris­ House, the couple went on a Caribbe^ School and Simmons College. She owns Senior citizens from the Bolton area are invited to at­ families, please call our Human folks at St. James Church, 8% Main SPEAKS topher Musialek, cousin of the bride, was cruise. They are making their home in Needs Department at 646-4114. St., at noon on Thanksgiving Day, hy Graphic Design Studio. Manchester. tend and participate in a full-course hot luncheon Wed­ ringbearer. The bridegroom is a graduate of Deer­ • Donate a turkey and/or Thursday, Nov. 23. Free guest tick­ Eugeat Brtww After a reception at Glastonbury Hills The bride is a 1982 graduate of nesday at noon at Sl George’s ^iscopal Church, Bol­ field Academy and Northeastern Univer­ holiday trimmings, and please, let ets and transportation are available. Country Club, the couple went on a wed­ Manchester High School and a 1985 ton. sity. He is a regional sales and marketing us know in advance so that we can Call MACC at 649-2093 or ding trip to St. Maarten. They are graduate of the University of Connecticut. Those wishing to attend should call the Rev. John manager for Webster Packaging in Holliger, 643-9203, for a reservation. Attendance is count on your gift. The absolute 646-4114 for tickets or to anange It is a sad day when pornography making their home in Manchester. She is a realtor with Strano Real Estate of is displayed as art, when strident Peabody, Mass. limited. deadline for the delivery of perish­ transportation. The bride is a graduate of Mercy High Manchester. able foods (meats, produce, baked • Donate non-perishable foods homosexuals on major university School, Middletown, and received a The bridegroom is a 1979 ^aduate of campuses are lionized by the media, goods) to our packing center at Con­ at the altar as you join with friends bachelor’s degree in elementary educa­ Coventry High School and is assistant when drug traffic and its crime chef at Willie’s Steak House. Parents invited to discussion cordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin and neighbors at the 34th Aimual paralyzes our once beautiful and tion from the University of Connecticut. Community Interfaith Thanksgiving She is employed as a teacher by the Tol­ Rainbow School, a free pre-school program spon­ St., is 8 a.m. on Tbesday, Nov. 21. proud cities, and when the glorious Salisbury-Hannaford • Collect non-perishable foods Service, Sunday evening, Nov. 19, sored by the Manchester Church of Christ, invites symbol of our country is pointlcssly land Board of Education. at work or meetings to help fill bas­ The bridegroom is a graduate of East Christine Diane Hannaford, daughter parents to a special discussion Thursday from 9:25 to 11 at South United Methodist. burned on the steps of our national Capitol. Catholic H i^ School and the University of Gail Hannaford of 46 Devon Drive, a.m. at the church, 394 Lydall St. kets. Always in short supply are the Anniversaries n protein foods (canned meats, stews, Thank you of Connecticut with a bachelor’s degree and Rodney Hannaford of East Hampton, The topic will be, “Promoting Spiritual Values in the What hM brought us to such un- and Mark Stevens Salisbury, son of tuna, peanut butter), cereal products To those who have made pritKipled behavior? More to the in marketing management. He is ON Home.” Jeff Kryder, a marriage and family counselor Patricia Salisbury of Rockland, Maine, 00 point, how can we reverse this employed as operations supervisor for ON from Windsor, will lead the discussion. trend? More stringent laws? Stricter Central Record & Tape Distributors of and Carleton Salisbury of Tbeson, Ariz., 50 Call 646-2903 to register. were married Sept. 16 at a private home Chapmans observe 50th anniversary enforcement of our laws? Better South Windsor. Thoughts education about drugs, disease, and in Vernon. . s our western heritage? Yes, all of Joseph Konicki officiated at the civil Ernest and Gertrude Gottier Chapman Keeney Street address for 50 years. They Mormons want credit these and more. service. Sharon Hannaford, sister of the have three daughters. Jean Eagleson of bride, was m^d of honor. Michael Salis­ of 440 Keeney St. celebrated their 5 ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Church of Jesus Christ You have heard of The Ten Com­ disobedience of God. Let us leam to But unless such measures are Manchester, Barbara Giggie of Andover, in obey his loving rules for he is a bury.’ brother of the groom, was best wedding anniversary on Oct. 21 at a din­ of Latter-day Saints should take some credit for Utah mandments. You may have seen a based upon values that transcend m ner party at Willie’s Steak House, at­ and Laurie Brookes of Ellington. They C/) having the nation’s highest adoption rate ■ and lowest movie about them. You may have loving but demanding God! arrogant humanism, they will fail. man. also have seven grandchildren. God loves you and me. Believe it, Until our people are imbued with a They are making their home m tne tended by family and friends. I abortion rate, according to the head of the National Com­ read them a long time ago. Some They were married on Oct. 25,1939, at Mr. Chapman worked at Hamilton my friend. sense of their identity with the Rockville section of Vernon. 'Z mittee for Adoption. even have memorized them. Do you the bride’s home on Keeney Street. Ralph Standard Division of UTC for 32 ye^s, o cd “Not only do the Mormons place a strong emphasis on live your life by them? God gave The Rev. Lawrence S. Staples Divine (Gen. 1:26-27), no set of The bride is a 1986 graduate of before retiring. Mrs. Chapman retired < values will prevail absolutely or sur­ Manchester High School. The Chapman and Mrs. Clara Gottier Schnell family values, but the state of Utah has a substantial them to us so that we would know South United Methodist Church from Pratt and Whimey. They are mem­ vive its originating generation. bridegroom is a 1981 graduate of Rock­ were their attendants. a: number of very good, professional social service agen­ bers of South United Methodist Church. VO how to live. They are guidelines for ville High School and is also a graduate The Chapmans have lived at the oo cies which are operated by the church and whose services us. a include adoptions,” William Pierce said in an interview EMERGENCY CHURCH OF CHRIST of Porter and Chester Institute in Enfield. T with a church publication. And the last of these laws is: Fire — Police — Medical Lydall & Vernon Streets He is employed by Container Graphics There were 52 adoptions for every thousand abortions “You shall not covet ... anything Phone:646-2903 Corp. as a sales representative. and out-of-wedlock births in Utah in 1986, according to a that is your neighbor’s.” D IA L 911 church release. The Utah abortion rate is 122 per 1,000 These are given to us as the Bible In Manchester 00 births, as compared to 423 per 1,000 births for the nation. says, “that you may not sin.” Sin is \ nm9> ti I # Ml-J* Jones stars in FOCUS/Senior Citizens____ Crossword Focus/Weekend TV (g) Charlie Chan Theater pool hall story Answer to Previous Puzile (57) La Plaza ACROSS 49 Tow 50 Actor Kruger ij) Mork and Mindy 52 Slippery aaaaaQ QciaaiiD 1 King — □□aQiiQ □□□□HQ Saturday, Nov. 4 [A&E] Edge and Beyond By Mary Campbell Holiday Fair is rated a success 4 Creak letter 53 Poetic prep­ osition □dcinQii □□□□ [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Icha- The Associated Press ______7 Vat bod and Mr. Toad’ (CC) Animated. Icha- to Annoying 54 Andes □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ pinochle 12:30 p.m., exercise country ^ Wall Street Journal Report bod Crane encounters the Headless Horse­ final clinic is scheduled for Nov. 15 Intact 6:00AM (T) Paid Program 12 Arizona city 55 Fence [CNN] Sports Close-up man, and Mr. Toad travels to Toad Hall. NEW YORK — James Earl Jones, who plays a By Joe Diminico, “Celeste” 1:15 p.m. timber (3l) Little Rascals at the Lincoln Center from 9 to 14 Alter — Bing Crosby, Basil Rathbone 1949 pool hall owner in “Third and Oak: the Pool Hall,” Tuesday: auditorium and bingo 56 Consumed □ n iiD [DIS] Dumbo's Circus Activities Specialist 11:30 ajn. 15 Leave — (JD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide room activities cancelled because of — Beaver food [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman has a pool table in his suburban home. He piles Manchester Senior Citizens Cen­ Openings are still available for 16 Maaiure of 57 Rested in @8) Dick Van Dyke [USA] Paid Program chair 8 :0 0 A M CD Dink, the Little Dinosaur books on it. But in case his 6-year-old son ever ter______election day. Oil p>ainting 9:30 a.m., paper [A&E] Signature 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek V the newly formed craft class on Vic­ 58 — the line (CC) cable video cl;ass 10 a.m., photog­ 17 Old age [C N N ] Daybreak wants to leam to play, it’s there. torian Moss Christmas Trees 18 Weak point CD High School Bowl 9 :3 0 A M CD Pee-wee’s Playhouse “Third and Oak: the Pool Hall,” a three-character raphy 10 a.m., water painting 12:30 DOWN [D IS ] You and Me. Kid Big thanks are in order to all our scheduled for Nov. 9 from 9:30 to 20 Lightheaded (11) Good Times (CC). 22 Breakfast play by Marsha Norman, will be shown on the senior volunteers and patrons who p.m., bowling 12:30 p.m. Silver 1 Weekend- [USA] Private Eye (60 min.) CD Slimer! And the Real Ghostbus- food ^ Bugs Bunny A&E cable network on Sunday. It’s the first of four 11:30 a.m. The cost of the class is Lanes, exercise “Cleo” 1:30 p.m., welcoming ters (CC) help^ make this year’s Holiday 24 Chocolate 19 Inland sea 38 Cry ol 6:1 S A M [IVIAX] MOVIE: Lucas’ (CC) (2^ do) ALF-tales (CC) $6. Individuals are asked to bring abbr. one-hour plays by Pulitzer Prize-winning basketweaving, beginning and inter­ chip — 21 Unclaimed altirmatlon A boy with an advanced IQ struggles with ClD Remote Control Fair a success. The fair is a culmina­ 2 Do •— d4) Zoobilee Zoo 26 Ell 41 Hoofbeat heartbreak when he develops a crush on a playwrights to be shown on A&E on the first glue and scissors to the class. others... mall dept. Cl® You Can Beat Baldness tion of efforts from so many in­ mediate 2 p.m., grocery shopping at 30 Shield sound teen-age girl, Corey Haim, Kern Green, (26) MOVIE: 'The Plainsman and the 3 Film director 23 Courage Thursday of four months as “American Playwrights Individuals in need of assistance 31 Alter ess 42 Despises Lady' This is the story of the Pony Express (2?) @0) Karate Kid (CC) dividuals who worked diligently Stop & Shop, call a day in advance Jacques — 24 Indian tribe Charlie Sheen. 1986 Rated PG-13 (In 32 Weigh! 43 Author — and the people who made it a successful Theater,” a GM Mark of Excellence presentation. with leaf and snow removal can stop 4 Of lever 25 Eugene Stereo) (24) Sesame Street (CC) throughout the year. Proceeds from for ride, non-grocery shopping at 33 Decorative Vonnagut venture. William Elliott, Gail Patrick, Vera by the center to obtain a list. The list 5 Go to court O ’Neill's At first, Jones wasn’t sure he wanted to play the interlaced 44 S-thaped 6:30AM (T) captain Bob 67) Say Brother the fair go to our meals program to K-mart, call a day in advance for 6 Rellection daughter Ralston. 1946 is compiled of students from Illing lines molding C6i) Monsters Today (CC) Herman ends character, he says, since he likes to portray people 7 Set up (goll 27 Southwest­ (IIJ Mork 8i Mindy (38) Winter Sportscast help keep the price of a meal affor­ 37 Absent ern Indians 46 Spruce up in court after saving a choking man's Junior High School. ride. ball) who, whether or not they’re poor, are worthwhile. 3g Actor Bala 47 Mixture (i!6) News (4® Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC). dable. Wednesday: pinochle 9 a.m., B Not pretty 28 Persian elf life. The Manchester Senior Citizens 48 Fermenting “That was the problem here. I had to accept he was 9 Physique 29 Word to call ^8) Alice Sr' Page 57 (R) [A&E] Profiles Featured: crimebuster Movie enthusiasts should know refinishing 10 a.m.. Friendship 40 Level ol attention agent Orchestra will be performing at the command (si.) [A&E] Golden Age of Television (R) Thomas Dewey. (R) a jerk. I’m playing not a villain but not a right guy. 30 School org. 49 — tor two (Si) Wolf Rock Power Hour that the Showcase Cinemas of East Circle 10 a.m., beginners square 43 Australian 11 Betides (2 Elks Club on Nov. 12 beginning at 1 34 EHminate (2 51 Singing [C N N ] International Correspondents [A&E] Journey to Adventure [CNN] Moneyweek I had to readjust my thinking. animal wdt.) Hartford are offering “Silver Screen dancing 10 a.m., arts and crafts wdt.) syllable pjn. This is a fund-raiser for the or­ 45 New Year's 13 Freshwater [DIS] Mousercise [LIFE] WomanWatch “He is one of the blind ones. I defined Troy Max- 35 Excited [CNN] Daybreak Classics” free to all seniors for 12:30 p.m., bridge 12:30 p.m., drink fish chestra. 36 Eel [E S P N ] SpeedWeek Weekly auto racing [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [MAX] MOVIE: Body Slam' (CC) A son in ‘Fences’ (Jones played M ^son on Broad­ matinees beginning at 1:30 p.m. The Manchester - past, present, future 1 report struggling promoter strikes gold after turn­ The following programs are being [ESPN] Tennis: Paris Open Indoor way) as a man who didn’t distinguish his principles following is a list of the movies: pjn. 4 T ~ 1 17 1 9 ing his attentions to managing profes­ sponsored by the Manchester Health 1 3 6:45AM (T) Davey & Goliath Championship Semifinal match. (2 hrs.) sional wrestlers. Dirk Benedict, Tanya from his prejudices. This is such a man. He seemed Nov. 15 “In Old Chicago” with Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal 9 (Live) Department at the Senior Center. 14 7:00AM (T) Young Universe Roberts. 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) gratuitously racialist if not racist when it came to IB 1 5 " [MAX] MOVIE: Biggies: Adventures in Tyrone Power. Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. — Smoking a.m., lunch 11:45 a.m., Thursday d j Barnaby Jones [U SA] Hollywood Insider (R) references to people outside his race, i^ c u la rly to Nov. 29 “Tin Pan Alley” with program 12:30 p.m., “William Be­ 17 Time' Unexplainably thrust backwards in Cessation Seminar. IS H" CD World Tomorrow time, a modern-day adventurer assists a 1 0 :0 0 A M CD California Raisins (CC) the girl who visits the pool hall. She is blond. She ckham” concert pianist, basketweav­ World War I aviator on a top-secret mili­ Betty Grable. Nov. 28 from 1 to 2:30 pjn. — Cil; f6:. Marvel Action Universe CD Greatest American Hero qualifies, in his eyes, for derision. Dec. 13 “Irish Eyes Are Smiling.” IB tary operation, Neil Dickson, Alex Hyde- Educational Program on Diabetes. ing (advance) 2 p.m. (20J HP 9000 White. Fiona Hutchison. 1986. 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He expects obedience Nov. 8 — Westfarms Mall: $1 per 155 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rainbow Brite and the siant, cream of broccoli soup, S 3 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Feds' (CC) Two female 10:30AM CD Garfield and Friends Oct. 30 pinochle — John Klein Star Stealer’ (CC) Animated. A greedy cadets attempt to graduate from Washing­ and the mantle to be passed.” person, departs 9:30 a.m. Register in beverage, dessert. (CC). 756, Helen Silver 755, Helena 158 princess threatens Rainbow's mission to ton, D C.'s traditionally all-male FBI aca­ Mario Van Peebles, star of the TV series “Sonny the office. SB bring color, hope and happiness to the CD ® Beetlejuice (CC). Tuesday — Chef’s choice, Gavello 747, Amelia Anastasio 744, demy Rebecca DeMornay, Mary Gross, Spoon,” and Debra Cole act with Jones. Nov. 14 — Rockingham Race world. Bettina. Patrick Fraley. Peter Cullen Ken Marshall 1988 Rated PG-13 (In 0® The W ok beverage, dessert. Sol Cohen 734, Betty Jesanis 734, (c ) 1989 by NEA, Inc. 1985. Rated G. (In Stereo) Marsha Norman won the Pulitzer Prize in 1983 Track. Departs 9 a.m. and returns at Stereo) (24) Shining Time Station (CC). Wednesday — Meatball grinder, [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide for “’night Mother.” The other playwrights in the approximately 8 p.m. Rene Maire 731. [TMC] MOVIE: Silverado' (CC) In the ^ Abbott and Costello juice, beverage, dessert. Wed. pinochle — Ada Rojas 751, [T M C ] MOVIE: 'D usty' An elderly shee 1880's the paths of two drifters converge series are Eugene O’Neill, Raul Zindel and Ten­ Nov. 15 — Coachlight “West Thursday — Baked scrod, pherder must choose between love for his en route to their destiny in a town called 67) South Africa Now loretta Luka 699. nessee Williams. Side Story” d e p ^ 10:30 a.m. and whipped potato, vegetable, roll, dog and the animal’s desire to be free Bill Silverado Kevin Kline, Scott Glenh, Danny [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch Wed. bridge — Helen G. Bensche Today in Hi Kerr, Noel Trevathen 1983 (In Stereo) Glover. 1985. 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Stereo) [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows: The Regan 2,980; Priscilla Lappen (H) Charies in Charge (CC) Jamie consi­ But Jones stays busy. He was a poet in the film Monday: ceramics 9:30 a.m., line Today’s Highlight in History; CD [USA] Paid Program ders transferring to a New York school for First Three Years 243-1630. “Field of Dreams”; played civil ri^ ts leader Ver­ The flu clinic are reminded the dancing 10 ajn., bingo 10 ajn.. 2,880. Ten years ago, on Nov. 4, 1979, the Iraiiian d8) Making Life Easier performers. (R) 1 1 :0 0 A M CD ® Bugs Bunny & non Jordan in the first “Saturday Night with Connie hostage crisis began as militants stormed the United df) Family Ties (CC). (31) Beauty Breakthrough Tweety Show (CC) States Embassy in Tehran. Although some of the (26) Peppermint Place @ Buck Rogers CD Chung” docudrama on NBC-TW; and recently nar­ (^ d® Captain N: The Game Master hostages were freed several weeks later, for 52 of do) Saved by the Bell (CC). (37) Wrestling rated “Ivory Wars,” about African elephants, on the (3® Go for Your Dreams Discovery Channel. Social Security them, it was the start of 444 days in captivity. ® WWF Superstars of Wrestling On this date: He has made several movies, not yet released. ^ TV channel guide (g) ( p Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC). since “Field of Dreams.” “I have a 6-year-old. I | n In 1842, Abraham Lincoln married Mary Todd m §® Ethics in America (CC) The conclu­ Springfieli 111. T a le -M e d ia sion of a two-part discussion of military have to keep working. I don’t make multimillions .. 3 ethics. Panelists include Gens. William C. expenses. In 1879, humorist Will Rogers was bom m CD WF3B. Hartford ...... per movie. I don’t think anybody should, frankly. QUESTION; I recently received .. ■ Westmoreland and Edward C Meyer, jour­ QUESTION: How long does it CD WTNH. New Haven .. “I like the young crowd of actors coming up. The nalists Peter Jennings and Mike Wallace. a benefit estimate from Social Oologah, Okla. CD WWOR. NawYork ... (60 min.) Part 7 of 10. young man who played my son in Fences, actually take to file for retirement In 1880, the first cash register was patented by ti« W P IX . N a v* Y o r k ...... Security that said I would receive ANSWER: Your 8-year-old 6® This Week in College Football Courtney Vance, is in ‘Hamburger Hill.’ It’s on $720 per month if I retired at age 62, benefits, and can I do it by [*one? James and John Ritty of Dayton, Ohio. iMi W H C T . H a rtfo rd ...... daughter was eligible for assistance In 1884, Democrat Grover Clevelmd was elected 801 WTXX. Watarbury .... (3) Three Stooges cable this week. I’ve seen it five times, to see his or $900 per moith if I waited until I a« WWLP. Springflald ... 67) Washington Week in Review (CC). scenes. He’s a phenomenal actor. He ranks with ANSWER: You can apply by through SSI, based on your low in­ to his first term as president, defeating Republican 04) W EDH. Hartford ...... was 65 to retire. My calculations 63) Star Trek young actors like Eric Roberts, Terence Booth, Alec phone and the process doesn’t usual­ come, and based on the fact that James G. Blaine. 8« WTWS. Naw London . show that it would take until I was (» WVIT. Hartford ...... [A&E] The Legend of Valentino A docu­ Baldwin, Kevin Costner. They’re strong without ly take more than 30 to 60 minutes, your income goes to support all of In 1922, the entrance to King Tlitankhamen’s mentary tracing the life of silent film star 80 before I got ahead by retiring at the children in your household. M l W S B K . B o t t o n ...... being macho bulls. They’re strong as people.” depending on the complexity of tomb was discovered in Egypt. Ml WQQB, Springflald ... Valentino. (90 min.) (R) age 62 instead of retiring at 65. Is Next, Jones goes to Louisiana to play the man your claim. To make a teleclaim, When your 16-year-old daughter In 1924, Nellie T. Ross of Wyoming was elected M WQBY. Springflald .. [DIS] Beatles that right? call Social Security. took a job, the amount of your in­ the nation’s first woman governor so that she could lit) W T IC . H a rtfo rd ...... [ESPN] K I D S who runs the company store in the movie “Con­ (A8iEl Aria 5 Eniartainmani come that went to support her went [HBO] Not-So-Great Moments in victs.” The wardrobe mistress told him to bring serve out the remaining term of her late husband, (CNN) Cable News Natwork QUESTION: My 8-year-old down, leaving more to support your Sports: Take III (CC) Highlights and low- clothes he wore in “Matewan,” which was about William B. Ross. jois) Dlanay Channel ...... lights of sporting events including Bill A N S W E R : The average break daughter has been receiving SSI (ESPN) Sporta Network ...... coal miners in the 1920s. disabled daughter. 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I Social Security know right away so In 1952, Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected die continued Security by taking an early retire­ This doesn’t seem fair. My oldest that your other daughter’s SSI pay­ 34th president of the United States, defeating ment equaled the amount you would daughter still lives at home, but she ment can be adjusted accordingly. receive by retiring at 65. isn’t helping to pay for her sister’s Democrat Adlai Stevenson. 1 Saturday TV, continued Focus/VIdeos Videocassette sales Focus/Movies Saturday TV, g g Cops The show begins a nine-week l.“ Bambi” (Disney) [E S P N ] College Football: West Virginia (g) @ NBC News series with the San Diego County Sheriff's at Penn State (3 hrs.) (Live) 2 “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” (Touchstone) g g Rarttona Department. Tonight; a domestic stab­ 3. “The Land Before Tim e” (M C A ) [H B O ] Truth About Alex (CC) Scott Bale ® W K R P In Cincinnati bing; a helicopter chase; a routine traffic [LIFE ] Attitudes B.L. ("Charles in Charge") stars as a high- stop turns violent. (Postponed from an ear­ 4. “The Wizard of Oz; The Fiftieth Anniversary ‘Baker Boys’ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hammartioad Jones' school football star who must deal with his g7) Preview 57 lier date) (In Stereo) A malicious promoter forces a kindhearted STRYKER emotions when he learns his best friend is Edition” (M G M -U A ) [CN N ] Pinnacle [A & E ] Living Dangerously Auto racers wrestler to participate in one of his no- gay. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 5. “The Best o f Eddie Murphy; Saturday Night [D IS ] Teen Win. Lose or Draw from around the world tackle the treacher­ holds-barred "death matches." Ted Ver­ in the "Die [LIFE] MOVIE: The Ratings Game' A ous landscape of South America in the An- L ive” (Paramount) non, Anthony Albarino, R.S. King. 1987. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Feds' (CC) Two female is jazzy, sultry Laughing" episode trucking magnate uses his girlfriend to beat damazon Rally. (60 min.) 6. “ New Kids on the Block: Rangin’ Tough Rated NR. (In Stereo) cadets attempt to graduate from Washing­ of ABC's "B.L. TV moguls at their own game and be­ [C N N ] PrimoNews [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Violets Are Blue' A Stryker," airing comes a star Hollywood producer. Danny ton, D.C.'s traditionally all-male FBI aca­ (CBS) globe-trotting photojournalist returns to DeVito, Rhea Perlman, Gerrit Graham, demy. Rebecca DeMornay, Mary Gross, [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Punchline' (CC) An am­ 7 “Pink Floyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder” By Robert DiMatteo her hometown for a vacation and is reu­ SATURDAY, 1984. Ken Marshall. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In bitious stand-up comic plays adviser to a New Jersey housewife trying her hand at (CBS) nited with her childhood sweetheart. Sissy NOV. 4, Stryker [U S A ] It's Your Move Stereo) Spacek, Kevin Kline, Bonnie Bedelia. [TM C ] MOVIE 'Silverado' (CC) In the comedy. Sally Field, Tom Hanks, John 8 “ Lethal Weapon” (Warner) (Burt Reynolds, Goodman. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS (R) In the 1986. Rated PG-13. / 4:1 0PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up 1880's the paths of two drifters converge 9. “Beetlejuice” (Warner Bros.) I.) helps a comedi­ en route to their destiny in a town called [LIF E ] Cagney & Lacey mood for a juicy, jazzy romance with three star per­ [U S A ] Lost in Space 10. “ : The M ovie” (Playhouse) an (guest star Silverado. Kevin Kline. Scott Glenn. Danny [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Remo Williams: The formances and some hard-edged feeling to it? Then 1 1 :1 [C N N ] Science and Tech­ 4:30PM (Jg Beauty Breakthrough 0AM Dom DeLuise) who Glover. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Adventure Begins' (CC) A former New 11. “Def Leppard: In the Round In Your Face” nology W eek Featured: natural plastics, see writer-director Steve Kloves’ comedy-drama g® g® Horse Racing Continues (90 York cop is inducted into a super-secret created by bacteria, that are made into seems to be the 7:00PM (D Lifestyles of the Rich and (Polygram) min.) government organization to prevent an evil about two brothers (Jeff and Beau Bridges) whose 100 percent biodegradable products. target of an Famous Audrey Hepburn: Stefanie Pow­ 12. “Lawrence of Arabia” (Columbia Pictures (g ) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) ers: country singer T.G . Sheppard. (60 industrialist from developing a deadly wea­ career are cocktail lounge piamsts is disrupted when assassin. pon. Fred Ward, Joel Grey, Wilford Brim- 1 1 :30AM (3 ) Little Rascals g6) Record Guide min.) Home Video) they take on a sexy vocalist (M ichelle Pfeiffer). ley. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 13. “Jane Fonda’s Complete Workout” (Warner) (~9~l Superman g7) Victory Garden (CC) (D (3® News Beautifully shot, the movie immerses us in the CHECK IISTINGS [USA] MOVIE: Hello Mary Lou: Prom (2^ Saved by the Bell (CC). gl) MOVIE: 'Haunted Honeymoon' A ra­ ( D W ho's the Boss? (CC). 14. “Cindcrella” (Disney) day-to-day (and night-by-night) world of glitzy, FOR EXACT TIME Night II' A high-school student becomes g g Greatest Sports Legends dio star, planning to marry his co-star at his (rD gg Star Trek: The Next Generation possessed by the vengeful spirit of a mur­ 15. “Callanctics” (MCA) family's ancestral mansion, is suddenly smoke-filled clubs where you’re always likely to go) Solid Gold Rock N Roll (CC) The Enterprise's energy is trans­ dered prom queen. Michael Ironside, 16. “Robocop” (Orion) plagued by phobias. Gene Wilder, Gilda formed into lethal amounts of radiation Wendy Lyon, Lisa Schrage. 1987. hear one more rendition o f “ Feelings.” (l7) W all Street Week (CC). Radner, Dom DeLuise 1986 when it’s caught in a booby trap. (60 min.) 17. “ Playmates o f the Year: The 80s” (H BO ) What keeps the m ovie going is the charmed, un­ 8 : 3 0 P M ® S® Uving Dolls (CC) Char­ [C N N ] College Football Preview [CN N ] Future Watch (In Stereo) 18. “Gone With the Wind; The Fiftieth Anniver­ ® ) Woodwright's Shop Season Pre­ lie asks Trish to step in as her mother dur­ canny chemistry between the three leads. The [D IS ] Edison Tw in s (In Stereo) 1 '00PM CD MOVIE: Every Which [U S A ] Double Trouble Cig Foodsaver Way 8ut Loose' A two-fisted trucker and miere ing a dinner date with a new boyfriend and sary Edition” (MGM-UA) Bridges brothers are simply two o f the best movie [E S P N ] College Gameday (60 min.) his orangutan companion take off in pur­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) 5:00PM C D A -Team go) Friday the 13th: The Series Micki's his rich parents. 19. “Playboy Wet and W ild” (FIBO) life is in danger when a satanic coin comes actors o f their generation: You never catch them 1 2:00PM (3) College Mad House suit of a pretty country-western singer. [LIFE] Easy Street (TJ MOVIE: 'Let's Do It Again' Two g® g® Am en (CC) A reluctant Rev. Gre­ 20. “Big” (CBS-Fox Video) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke, Ruth Gor­ back to haunt her. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) gory allows his Sunday service to be telev­ “ acting,” but when you think back on their perfor­ ( D Paid Programming [M A X ] Fred Astaire: Change Partners workers bilk professional gamblers to don 1978 save their financially troubled lodge. Sid­ (22) W heel of Fortune (CC). ised. (In Stereo) mances, you realize you’ve witnessed rich, varied (~9) Baretta and Dance A look at the career ol Fred Videocassette rentals (D Aiiwolf Astaire and his array of new dance part­ ney Poitier, Bill Cosby. Jimmie Walker g4) Timeline (CC) The expansion of the g g This Old House (CC). and distinctive characterizations. Here they bring Ql) RollerGames 1975 13th-century Mongol empire, led by 1. “Rain Man” (MGM-UA) (TT) Incredible Hulk ners after the break-up with Ginger Rogers g7) W ild America (CC) After studying the their real-life fraternal relationship to bear on two (3® College Football: Boston College at in 1939. (60 min.) 08) Light His Fire Genghis Khan, is furthered by Papal ap­ grizzly, naturalist Marty Stouffer adopts a 2. “ Working Girl” (CBS-Fox) Syracuse (3 hrs.) (Live) gg) W KRP in Cincinnati peasement. Part 5 of 6. very well-written roles. [T M C ] Firstworks Features the work of (24) Justin W ilson’s Louisiana Cookin' bear cub. Part 1 of 2. (R) 3. “Major League” (Paramount) g® MOVIE: 'The Sword and the Sor­ g4) Flower Shop director Robert Zemeckis ("Back to the Fu­ (2g Hee Haw g g Reporters Scheduled: the impact of As a musician who might have achieved great (26) Saint 4. “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” (Touchstone) cerer' A heroic young prince vows to av­ l30j Newsmakers ture," "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"). (30) Lassie (CC) A woman challenges the the AIDS epidemic on sexually active things had he struck out on his own, Jeff has never enge the murder of his parents. Lee Hor­ f4g College Football: Richmond at Mas­ g7) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) McCullochs' ownership of Lassie. Guest women. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 5. “Beaches” (Touchstone) [D IS ] M y Friend Flicka sley, Kathleen Seller, Simon MacCorkin- 2:35PM [A & E ] Mel Torm e in Concert From San star: June Lockhart, been so atuactive, so intriguingly melancholy. Beau sachusetts {2 hrs., 30 min.) Tour of Duty (CC) Gold­ 6. “The Dream Team” (M C A ) dale. 1982. Francisco's Symphony Hall, Torme is 9:00PM CD [CNN] Newsday 3:00PM (3 ) Knight Rider gg St. Elsewhere man meets resistance in his efforts to ob­ is equally fine as the pragmatist, the one who has joined by pianist George Shearing and scat 7. “Pet Sematary” (Paramount) g?) ALF (CC). (11) MDVIE: 'Uptown Saturday Night' [DIS] MOVIE: The Great Arnerican singer John Hendricks (60 min.) (In (57) Poco a Poco tain retribution for a Vietcong village mas­ kept the act together. ( ^ Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine Tw o friends end up in a mess of trouble sacred by an American platoon (60 min.) 8. “The Naked Gun” (I^ramount) Wilderness' A portrait of America's wild­ Stereo) [A & E ] Chronicle A look aboard the air­ Best of all, there’s Michelle Pfeifer as the ex­ gg MOVIE: The Hard Way' A erness heritage is explored from the Arctic after they visit their favorite Saturday night (In Stereo) 9. “Bill and Ted’ s Excellent Adventure” (Orion) [CNN] Newswatch craft carrier U.S.S. John F. Kennedy. hooker whose sultry voice brings the brothers new domineering sister wrecks her own life to the Everglades, from the Great Plains to hangout. Sidney Poitier, Bill Cosby, Harry CD S® MOVIE: Kojak; Ariana' Pre­ 10. “ Tequila Sunrise” (Warner) while trying to push her younger sister to Belafonte. 1974. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 5: As- [C N N ] Capital Gang attention, all the while unearthing an intense rivalry the Rockies, and from the Adirondacks to miere, (CC) The New York City police in­ 11 .“ Cousins” (Paramount) stardom. Ida Lupino, Dennis Morgan, Joan the deserts of the Southwest. 1977. (lg Home Shopping Network (60 min ) sig.nment Miami Beach' Academy grad­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride' A spector finds himself a suspect in the very between them. Pfeiffer is absolutely breathtaking m Leslie 1942. uates tangle with jewel thieves while at­ swashbuckling young swordsman sets out case he's investigating. Telly Savalas, 12. “Her Alibi” (Warner) [LIFE] E/R gg Amish Cooking From Duilt Country tending a police convention in Miami to rescue a kidnapped princess in this ligh­ Andre Braugher, Hector Elizondo. 1989 this movie. There’ s an already f^ o u s scene where g g Black Perspective (R) (In Stereo) 13. “Skin Deep” (Media) [USA] Street Hawk George Gaynes, G.W . Bailey, Matt McCoy. thearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner Cary (In Stereo) she slinks around on top o f a p i^ o in a red dress ( ® M O VIE: 'Legend of the Golden Gun' (57) Motorweek Test drive of the Oldsmo Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Sarandon 14. “Lean on Me” (Warner) 1 :30PM gZ) (30) Horse Racing: Breed 1988. Rated PG. Q g W ar of the W orlds The Morthren set while singing “Makin’ Whoopee.” . . . A famous gunfighter teaches a young bile Cutlass Supreme: effects of automatic 1987, Rated PG. (In Stereo) farmer to become proficient with a gun so ers' Cup From Gulfstream Park in Hallan­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Private Investigations' out to create a new human race. (60 min.) 15. “Fletch Lives” (MCA) car washes; 1990 Toyotas. An innocent man gets caught up In his jour­ [E S P N ] College Football Scoreboard ' There are some problems, particularly m the that he can avenge the death of his family. dale. Fla. (3 hrs ) (Live) g® g® Golden Girls (CC) Rose, commit­ 16. “ Criminal Law ” (H B O ) [A & E ] Jennie Scandal sends the Chur­ nalist father's battle against police corrup­ (Live) second half when the movie seems to lose momen­ Jeff Osterhage, Hal Holbrook, Carl Frank g_4) Joy of Painting (R) ted to a wonderful romance with Miles, 17. “The Land Before Time” (M CA) chills to Ireland. (60 min.) Part 3 of 7. tion. Clayton Rohner, Ray Sharkey, Paul [U SA] Miami Vice lin. 1979. .26; High School Football; East Lynne vs. suddenly becomes insecure and backs tum and overdoses on mood. Pfeiffer does her own [CNN] Dn the Menu LeMat 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 18. “Bambi” (Disney) g g Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) Norwich Free Academy (2 hrs., 30 min.) ( D Jeopardy! (CC). out. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Murder. She Wrote 7:30PM vocals, and it must be said that she acts the songs [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson (R) (2g Great Performances: Our Town (CC) 19. “Mississippi Burning” (Orion) gS McLaughlin Group (Live) C D Kate & Allie (CC). better than she sings them. But only h^d-core (57) Wild America (CC) After studying the [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 5:30PM gg You Can Beat Baldness Spalding Gray, Eric Stoltz and Penelope 20. “ Cyborg” (Warner) g l) M O VIE: 'The Mackintosh Man' A se­ (Jg NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at Ann Miller star in the Lincoln Certter Thea­ musicians are likely to notice — or care. This is the grizzly, naturalist Marty Stouffer adopts a [T M C ] MDVIE: Gung Ho' (CC) A man g g Victory Garden (CC). cret agent learns his quarry is an influential Chicago Bulls (2 hrs , 30 min.) (Live) ter revival of Thornton Wilder s classic bear cub. Part 1 of 2. (R) sets out to lure a lucrative Japanese auto most romantic movie w e’ve had in a long time. Tory member of Parliament. Paul Newman. (57) This Old House (CC) play about small-town life in turn-of-the- Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications, Inc. plant to his financially faltering American g2) As Schools Match Wits Dominique Sanda, James Mason 1973 [CN N ] Newsmaker Saturday century New Hampshire. (2 hrs.) (In G R A D E : ★ ★ ★ town. Michael Keaton, Gedde Watanabe, [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (R) g g National Geographic A deep dive ex­ Reprinted with permission. [C N N ] Newsday [HBO] Warning: Medicine May Be Ha­ George Wendt. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In [M A X ] Max Movie Show A preview of pedition off the Galapagos Islands reveals Stereo) LOOK WHO’S TALKING (PG-13) This [D IS ] Zorro zardous to Your Health (CC) Interviews theatrical releases, movies in production exotic forms of sea life nourished by bac­ g7) M O VIE; 'Th e Letter' A wife, on trial and case studies on the accuracy of lab Stereo) , > [H B O ] MOVIE: The Pick-Up Artist' and interviews with screen stars. teria which convert chemicals into organic for murdering her lover, must retrieve a comedy about a single working mother (Kirsue tests, the effects of hysterectomies and ( D ® College Football: (CC) An attractive museum tour guide 3:30PM matter (60 min ) (R) certain letter incriminating her Bette A lley) with a baby whose thoughts are voiced by the interaction of medications, (In Stereo) Team s to Be Announced (CC) (3 hrs., 30 5:35PM [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Jonah Davis, Gale Sondergaard, Herbert Mar­ proves to be more than a match for a 21- takes the blame for an accident caused by g® Superboy Superboy is robbed of his [LIFE] Day by Day min.) (Live) shall. 1940. Bruce Willis is for people who don’t mind spentog year-old ladykiller Molly Ringwald, Robea a friend who was diving without his fath­ powers by a deranged alien, Downey, Dennis Hopper 1987 Rated PG- g4) Crazy for Food: Washington, D.C. (R) [A& E] MOVIE: Greased Lightning' Al­ Cinema money to see what they can watch for free on T V . 2:00PM (T) Airwolf er's knowledge. (In Stereo) g® Odd Couple 13. (In Stereo) Amish Cooking From Quilt Country ter World War II, a black taxi driver is g?) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) There must be a lot o f them: The picture has opened [LIFE] Lifetime Weekly News ClI) CHiPs (R) (In Stereo) 6:00PM ( D New s (CC). steered into stock-car racing. Richard gg MOVIE: Attack Force Z' A special [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear (R| Pryor, Beau Bridges, Cleavon Little. 1977. big, and it looks like the first hit in years for John [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min ) [CNN] Your Money CD A -Team operations unit tracks down Japanese de­ C k ^ ° C ^ - A Fow Days With Ma (PG-13) 1. 3.45. 08) Talking Money [C N N ] Sports Saturday [CN N ] Showbiz This Week Travolta, playing a friendly cabbie who becomes a ( T ) MOVIE: The Candi fectors on a South Asian island. Mel Gib­ [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard 0;5O, 9;25 - The Fabulous Baker Boys (R) Sal and 1:W. 3.55. 7, 12:30PM [E S P N ] College Football: Florida at Au [D IS ] MOVIE: Cinderella' (CC) Walt date' Assured of absolute integrity, a son, John Philip Law, Sam Neill. 1981. (Live) (20) W ar of the Worlds The Morthren set 935 — Th# Music Toachor (PG) Sat and Eiun 1.30, 4.15, 7.20, 9.50. baby-sitter for the tot. , Disney's animated classic about the poor handsome young idealist is covinced to [M A X ] MDVIE: 'Silk Stockings' An out to create a new human race. (60 min.) burn (3 hrs.) (Live) Homan) (PG-13) Sat and Sun 120, 4 m 7:10,9:45.. Travolta’ s performances in “ Blow Out and g4) Creative Painting With Jackie Shaw scullery maid whose dreams come true at run for the Senate. Robert Redford, Peter American film producer becomes involved (22) New s (Live) C D Paradise (CC) Ethan is (R) 8:00PM the Prince's ball. Ilene Woods, William “ Saturday N i ^ t Fever” are justly celebrated, and Boyle. Karen Carlson 1972. with a female Russian agent in Paris. Fred caught between a renegade Comanche l^a rh ^ K b * * * C in e m a — Parenthood (PG-13) Sat 7:15, 9:30, md- g g M OVIE: 'Breakheart Pass' A dis­ g4) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). Phipps, Eleanor Audley. 1950. Rated G. Astaire, Cyd Charisse, Peter Lorre. 1957 chief and an embittered Army colonel who he’ s genial enough here. But it’ s time for him w ® Paid Programming guised federal agent is caught up in a dan­ (26) Fugitive "'^hiwrcaaa CIneina 1-10 — Phantom of the Opera (R) Sal 12:50, 3:30, (In Stereo) was once his hero. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] HeartBoat (R) grow up and stop ttading on his boyish charm. He (g ) Kissyfur (CC). gerous sequence of events aboard a train 5 2 ^ ^ ^ 0 - o n ^ * i 9 h l ; Sun 12:50. 3:30. 5:25, ~ of (30) News ( D So) Mr. Belvedere (CC) Belvedere [T M C ] M O VIE: 'Cocktail' (CC) An arro­ in 1870 Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Ben 4:00PM (3) Knight Rider Kin Ir i Sat 12 05 2'20 4'35, 7, 9:20, 11:35; Sun 12:05, 2.20, 4.35, 7, might consider a new diet, too.“ He s overweight (24) Collectibles, Etc. (R) (38) Hersey's Hollywood helps George overcome his (ear of flying gant young bartender uses his charm and Johnson. 1976. (lg Personal Achievement good looks to move to the top of the Man­ o!5n‘ l ^ n d ^ h T ( T O ) Sat 1230. 3. 5:15. 7:35. 9:30. 11:25; chunky in this movie. ... What About Women (57) Make Yourself at Home (D M O V IE: 'Th e Gate' Monsters stream 12-30 3 5'15 7-35, 9:30. — Hallowoon 5: Ftevenge of Michael Myers (R) (57) Rod 8i Reel Streamside g® M D VIE: 'Th e Pit' A disturbed youth hattan bar scene. Tom Cruise. Bryan Written and directed by Am y Heckerling ( Fast (S?) Horizon gl) Star Trek up from the bowels of hell after two kids Brown, Elisabeth Shue. 1988. Rated R. (In • 3-2m'. 530 8 10:10. nxdniflht; Sun 1, 3:20, 530, A 10:10. - ^ c k g j M OVIE: 'Cool Hand Luke' A gutsy pulls an entire town into his violent fanta­ disturb a hole left by the removal of a n « nVRl skt noon 2:25. 4:50. 7:20. 9:50, 12:05; Sun noon, 2:26, 450, [A & E ] MOVIE: 'The White Dawn' Fact- Stereo) Times at Ridgemoht High” ), and film is extremely prisoner on a chain gang with an insatiable sies. Sammy Snyders, Jeannie Elias [A & E ] Memories of China Chinese food storm-damaged tree. Stephen Dorff, 7-20 9 50 — Dad (PG) Sat 12:10,2:35, 5. 9:20.12:10; Sun 12:10.235 5 based account of three stranded, turn-of- expert Kenneth Lo visits Beijing where coarse. There are breast jokes, sperm jokes m d appetite for freedom defies the brutal crew 1984. Christa Denton, Louis Tripp 1987 9:30PM g® g® Empty Nest (CC) Harry 920‘. -U.ook Vilho's Talking (PG-13) Sal 3 :1 0 Jjm . J | f : the-century whalers and the undesirable leader Paul Newman, George Kennedy, Peking Duck laces competition from Ken­ IS stunned when a former patient asks hirn effect they had on their Eskimo hosts g4) Julia Child and More Company 01) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) Sun 12:40. 3:10, 5:20, 7:40, 10. - f nd M is rto m ^ rs ( F ^ 1 3 ) ^ ^ even senility jokes. The gimmick of a baby talking Strother Martin. 1967. tucky fried chicken. (60 min.) Pan 2 of 2 to bo the father of her child. (Postponed Warren Oates, Timothy Bottoms, Lou (g ) Secret W orid Snakes - from the dra 12-30 2:40, 4.55, 7:15, 9 3 5 11:45; Sun 12:30, 2.40, 4.55, 7.15, 9.35 like a smarty-pants doesn’t make sense, and it [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Running on Empty' (R) go) M O VIE; 'Slap Shot' An ice-hockey from an earlier date) (In Stereo) Gossett. 1974 gons of legend to monster-snakes lurking team decides to start winning, even if it Sea lit Love (R) Sal 12:15 230. 4:45, 7:10, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:15, 2.30, (CC) The 17-year-old son of fugitives [C N N ] Newswatch gg Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled; a drug doesn’ t have anything to do with the movie s oth er in Asian jungles. means playing dirty. Paul Newman, Mi­ 4-45 7:10, 9:40. — The Boar (PG) Sat 12.20, 2:50, 5:05 7:05, 9:10. 1130; [C N N ] Evans & Novak wanted by the FBI begins to show the ef­ that blocks cocaine craving; a technique MDVIE: 'The Software Murders' [D IS ] Here's Boomer chael Ontkean 1977. Sun'l2-20,2:50, 505, 7:05 9:10. subject— the mother’ s attempt to find a suitable [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet fects of a lifetime of running from the law that allows women to delay childbirth. Christine Lahti, River Phoenix, Judd Hirsch. The Saint must discover who is killing the [LIFE ] MOVIE: The Blue Lightning' A (2® g® 227 (CC) The search is on after the (Postponed from an earlier date) (In Stereo) father for her child. [E S P N ] College Football: Michigan world's most brilliant scientists. Simon San Francisco detective heads for the Aus­ MANCHESTER 1988. Rated PG-13. women ate kidnapped in the Arizona de­ UA Thaatara East — When Harry Mol Sally... (R) Sat and Sun 2:25, George Segal turns up as the married cad who State at Indiana (3 hrs.) (Live) Dutton, Pamela Sue Martin, Malcolm Stod- tralian outback to retrieve a priceless gem [CN N ] This Week in Japan [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd sert by mineral-water rustlers Part 2 of 2, 4-45 7:20, 9:40. — Batman (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2, 4:30. 7, 9.40. — RCts Kirstie Alley pregnant. Segal is all too effec- [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women ' dard. 1989. Sam Elliott, Robert Culp, Rebecca Gilling. (In Stereo) 10:00PM (33 Saturday Night With (CC), Parenthood (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45 — Tha Rocky [M A X ] MOVIE. 'Remo Williams; The (@ ) Pizza Gourmet 1986 Connie Chung (CC) Scheduled; a profile Horror Picture Show (R) Sat midnighl — Jimi Hendrix Live Sal midnighi. Uve in the role. (Whatever happened to this actor s [U S A ] MOVIE; 'The Hollywood Detec­ Adventure Begins' (CC) A former New [M A X ] M O VIE: Lucas' (CC) A boy with of Willie Bosket, considered by the New a charm'') A lley saves a few scenes with her easygo­ tive' Bored with his life as an actor, a [A & E ] Echoes Clare's relationship with 126) M O VIE; 'Gaslight' A diabolical hus­ — Young Einstein (PG) Sat midnighL York cop IS inducted into a super-secret an advanced IQ struggles with heartbreak York State Dept of Corrections to be its burned-out T V star turns to real-life sleu­ David blossoms into a romance and they band with a deep secret tries to drive his ing sense o f comedy. But why not just watch her on government organization to prevent an evil when he develojxS a crush on a teen-age most dangerous inmate (60 min.) (In WILLIMANTIC thing. Telly Savalas, Joe Dallesandro, He­ move in together, causing Gerry to be­ wife insane. Charles Boyer, Ingrid Berg­ “ Cheers,” where the writing is a lot better than in industrialist from developing a deadly wea­ come jealous. (60 min.) Part 3 of 4. girl Corey Haim, Kern Green, Charlie man, Joseph Cotton 1944 Stereo) UJt. The CInamaa — Look Who’s Talking (F*G-13) Sat and Sun 12:30. lene Udy. 1989. (In Stereo) Sheen. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 2:45, 5. 7:10, 9.30, — Shocker (R) Sat and Sun noon, 2:30. 4.55, 7:20, pon. Fred Ward. Joel Grey, Wilford Brim- (38) M OVIE; 'Foul Play' An innocent C D News this film? G R A D E : ★ [DIS] MDVIE: The Ufe and Times of 9 .45. — Next ol Kin (R) Sat and Sun noon. 2:25, 4:45 7:10. 9:40. — G ro ^ ley. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 2:10PM [C N N ] Healthweek (R) [U S A ] Equalizer woman becomes entangled in a plot to kill Grizzly Adam s' A man unjustly accused of ,11) USA Tonight Anatomy (PG-13) Sat and Sun noon. 2:30. 5. 7:30, 10. — Sex, Lies, and [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Cocktail' (CC) An arro­ the visiting pope Chevy Chase, Goldie 2:30PM (D College Football: Ne­ a crime flees into the wilderness. Dan 6:30PM ® CBS New s (CC) Videotape (R) Sal and Sun 12.15, 2:30,4.50. 7:10, 9.30. gant young bartender uses his charm and braska at Colorado (CC) (3 hrs., 30 min.) qerty, Denver Pyle, Don Shanks. 1974 Hawn, Burgess Meredith 1978 continued Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ — excellent, ★ ★ ★ good looks to move to the top of the Man­ 0 g Th e Wok (Live) good, ★ ★ ★ — fair, ★ — poor. hattan bar scene Tom Cruise. Bryan Brown, Elisabeth Shue. 1988 Rated R. (In continued Travelin' Gourmet (R) A Stereo) N

Focus/Music Sunday TV, continued Hot singles . ^ Saturday TV, continued 1 “When I See You Smile” Bad Focus/Music ceive unexpected help Irom mechanized TAKEN visitors from space. Hume Cronyn, Jessica 1 “Listen To Your Heart” Roxette (EMfi martial arts known as the "Drunk Fighter ’ Frank McRae. 1987. Rated PG. (In AWAY ^chnique, a kung fu instructor challenges 3'."Cover Girl” New Kids on the Block (Colum- [A&E] Shortstories * "The his enemy. Hou Chou Cheng. 1979. Stereo) g g The W ok in nnhealthly strai s vvill people the right [USA] Cartoon Express Stephanie Mon­ (61) M OVIE: 'Friday the 13th - the Final Boy George Monsters A traveling salesman I’oTFather ■ a man strikes out m a roe (Valerie Bertln- " t “Blante It o n th . M n " Mini Vanilli when he age in Our hainei . . rhaoter' Jason the masked killer returns R-OBAM [TMC] MOVIE: 'Kojak; The (Soupy Sales) faces disaster bar in ’’Home Run. (60 min.) to wreak vengeance on campers at Cwstal ° P rire o f T s t ic e ' New York police inspec­ elli, 1.) is threat­ 5 “It’S Just the Way That You Love Me Riula meets a farmer’s daughter. [CNN] Capital Gang 1 ake Crispin Glover, Kimberly Beck, Corey tor Theo Kojak investigates a woman ac ened with losing (g| (30) Hunter (CC) Hunter suspecu Feldman. 1984. cused of murdering her two Voung sons. custody of her H ie B-52-s is coming back wick-market baby brokering «h en an in­ [HBO] MOVIE: ’Running on ^E^, fASiEI Living Dangerously Auto racers Telly Savalas, Kate Nelligan, Pat Hingle. fant girl he delivered disappears and her daughter Abby (Ju­ from around the world tackle the treacher­ 1987. mother is killed. (60 min.) (In Stereo) l^ameSbVherBrbeginsm^ liet Sorcey) By Anne M. Peterson ous landscape of South America in the An- 8:30AM ® Amazing Discoveries __ On the Beam damazon Rally. (60 min.) (R) when the authori­ The Associated Press (B ) Real Estate Showcase ties suspect that (61) Matt Houston 1988. Rated PG-13. [CNN] Nowsnight ^ • ' ^ i ’t I Blow Your Mind” New Kids on the (1® Choices W e Face she is an unsuit­ [CNN] CNN Nows [ESPN] PGA Golf: Four Tours World T ns ANGELES — Boy George, the [H B O ] Montreal International Coinedv Class of Golf Final round from Tokyo. (2 d® Daffy Duck able parent, in Block (Columbia) Festival (CC) HBO s favorite comedy (d® Search "Taken Away." androgynous former president of Culture Club, is hrs.) (Live) Top LPs S ita g T c lim b b^ck up the pop charts after s ^ .v - stars join forces with some of the [LIFE] This Evening The CBS movie men and women around the world. (60 d® Robert Schuller 1.“Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814 Janet S g the crushing downers of heroin addicuon and 12:30AM (D RollerGames airs SUNDAY. min.) @ Gidget t NOV. 5. the overdose deaths of two friends. m o v i e ( D U S A Today A Montgomery, Ala., rne- SP [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [ S : 'Jocks’ When a major [A&E] Battle Line morial paying tribute to slain civil rights CHECK IISTINGS 2^ ir l^ ^ ^ o w It’s True” Milli V^lh (Mis- “I’m totally relaxed about my life, he says, (CC). (R) college tennis ' “""^"f^dyicuUy wncen- [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) fMAXl M O V IE; The Drifter A one- Vegas, '^e teams have d fficulty^^^ workers. (60 min.) FOR EXACT TIME ta) — Platinum (More than 1 million m its » ld .) declaring a new state of mind. [DIS] Donald Duck Presents night stand with a stranger turns a female trating on their game. I’'- ® Paid Program 3 “Steel Wheels” Rolling Stones (Colurnbia) about what I am and what I do and what 1 designer’s life into a nightmare. lOm Dela­ Lang, Mariska Hargitay. 1987. [ESPN] Auto Racing; Forfif*'® (2® W W F Wrestling Challenge Grand Prix of Australia From Adelaide. (2 Feelgood” Motley Crue (Elektra) B ^ S o rg e has come to the United States on a ney, Timothy Bottoms, Miles 0 Keefte. 1 1 - 3 0 P M CD Entertainment This 1 2:00PM (S This Is the NFL ® Hersey's Hollywood hrs.) (Taped) [USA] Popeye and Son 5 “Pump” Aerosmith (Geffen) . 1938. Rated R w 'sekkcV orJ^G oldblum . (60 min.) (In I D M O V IE; 'Poison Ivy' Campers and temnorary visa, the first time he has been flow ed ft® Friday the 13th: The Series Micki s [HBO] Encyclopedia; The "H " Volume 6 “Rwever Your Girl” Paula Abdul (Virgi ) [USA] Hrtchhikor (In Stereo) Stereo) 1 0:1 OAM [CNN] On the Menu (R) SinTelors" alike fif’d .JlSncy m d^M^since his 1986 conviction for heroin pos- lifi is in danger when a satanic com comes (CC). (R) (In Stereo) at summer camp^ Michael J. Fox, Nancy 1 0 : 3 0 P M ( D Bonny Hill D American Gladiators back to haunt her. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 0:30AM d ) Inside Washington [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide McKeon, Robert Klein. 198b. g j) Monsters A traveling salesman C D Freddy's Nightmares (60 min.) (I fT) ft® New York City Merathon (CC) ^'^“iSn&n’ Tou^” New Kids On the Block ’“■ S S S 'v .l.ic h ted te d,e dimtegradon of when he [CNN] Evans 8i Novak (R) ® Sunday Morning (CC). (Soupy Sales) faces disaster 9:00AM The 20lh running of this major marathon. [LIFE] What’s Up, Dr. Ruth? the hit-making Culture Club one year later, f w ^ meets a farmer’s daughter, (Vi) MOVIE; Halloween III: (® Synchronal Research (3 hrs.) (Live) L w ” Tears (Rntana) 1 MOVIE: Christine die singer into a rehabilitauon program. T^reament gg How To Play The Piano Overnight ^ Witch' A physician 2 -4 5 A M [TMC] ® Jetsons ft® Charles in Charge (CC) Charles Strange things begin to hapf^n after a 9 “Crossroads” Tracy Chapman (Elektra) (2® Tales From the Darkside An elderly ^ a m s about what kind of life the Powell SpH cated by the drug-relat^ deaths of two high-school loser restores a 58 Plymou h ft]) Good Times Gertz, Jason Patric. 1986. f^m couple makes preparations for a 43rd children would lead without him. 10.“Full Moon Fever Tom Petty Fury. Based on Stephen King s novel. Kedh ft® Kenneth Copeland ft® Homo Shopping Network (3 hrs.) d ose friends, one at Boy George’s London man- anniversary dinner that includes a surprise S d o n , John Stockwell, Alexandra Paul. d® M O V IE; 'Torzen Trium phs' A hidden (MCA)—Platinum 1982. , ,, d® Bugs Bunny (2® MOVIE; 'The Treasure of the Sierra for an unexpected guest. % in the jungle is taken over by a squad of Greed jealousy and suspicion d® O ) Saturday Night Uve (90 min.) (In 1983. Rated R. S lzi paratroopers. Johnny Weissmuller. During a recent visit to Los Angeles. B^Gcorge (5g M OVIE: 'Seems Like Old ’Fimes A d® Sesame Street (CC). plaque three hard-bitter men in their quest Country singles 1 '0 0 AM d® Remote Control Frances Gifford, Rex Williams. 1943. — whose real name is George O I^wd — l^ y e r j^pardites her husband’s career d® Frederick K. Price ?ir gold in the mountains l.“Bumin’ Old Memories” Kathy Mattea (Mer- bv helping her ex-husband run from the S h i l l i n g Times (CC) Judge Reinhold ® Friday the 13th; The Series (60 min ) d® This Old House (CC). (R) 'wd® version. Humphrey Bogart, Walter described himself as happy and heaimy. with an un­ police.^Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase, Charles ^ r s a7 a ?oung professor, embroiled in an ( ^ One Day at a Time fA& EI MOVIE: 'Greased Lightning’ Al- ® College Med House Huston, Tim Holt. 1948. Grodin. 1980. unusual love affair. (In Stereo) ft® David Paul derstanding that life isn’t always perfect. w World W ar II, a black taxi '*o''®J (g) Square One Television (CC). (R) ( g ) Patriots Kickoff ^ ^ “Bayou Boys” Eddy Raven (Univers^) [DIS] Rock and Roll: The Early Days The g® W ar of the Worlds The Morthren set steered into stock-car racing. Richard (g) Shining Time Station (CC). “S a lot of the things that happen to me are World of Photography (2® McLaughlin Group 3.“Yellow Roses” Dolly Parton ■ roots of rock n’ roll are traced through the ^ to create a new human race. (60 min.) Pryor, Beau Bridges, Cleavon Little. 197 ft® Bullwinkle [A&E] s e lf-c r S ^ !” he said. “Uiere are sUll days when I careers of Bill Haley, the Overly Bro'hers, g ) This Week On Pit Road 4 “It’s Just a Matter of Tune Randy Travis (In Stereo) [HB01 MOVIE; 'The Killing Time A (A&El Uving Dangerously Auto racers [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday get out of the bed on the wrong side and everything Fats Domino, Buddy Holly, Bo Diddley. El [CN N ] Sports Tonight from around the world tackle the treadter- [DIS] Tutkay Caper Animated. With ft® Meet the Press (CC). vis Presley and others. (60 min.) (R) (In vengeance-seeking youth ® Boes wrong. That happens to all of us. fD IS l MOVIE; 'Stand and Deliver East identity of the new deputy sheriff in a sea ous landscape of South Anaenca in the An- Thanksgiving just around the ® (g ) American Interests corn.. Again” Rrba McEmire Stereo) Los Angeles math teacher Jaime Escalante ’sl^California town. Beau Bridges. Kiefe^ damazon Rally. (f'O min.) (R) voung bear and fox team up to rescue ^ solo albU. “High HaCjvas rel^^ [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard [A&E] MOVIE; 'Coney Island' Turn-of- ln°spues\is students to take and p^ss an Sutherland, Wayne Rogers. 1987. Rated [CNN] Daywatch some captured wild turkeys. (R) the-century saloon owners battle for busi­ (MCA) to favorable reviews earlier this year but didn t get . (60 min.) (Live) advanced placement exam in calculus. R. . . . FDIS] MOVIE; The Chipmunk Adven­ [ESPN] This Week in Sports 6.“All the Fun” Paul Overstreet (RCA) Based on a true ^tory^Edward James Oh n e s s ^ ® 'o«® ® much airplay in this country, [LIFE] Esquire; About Men, for Women [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide ture' Animated. Simon, Theodore Alvin [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Betty Grable, George Montgomery, Cesar mos, Lou Diamond Phillips. 1987. Rated If Tomorrow Never Comes Garth and the Chipettes inadvertently become in 7. ' _ visit will spur mterest in a soon-to-be-releaseo rUSA1 MOVIE; 'Lust for Freedom [USA] Cartoon Express Romero. 1943. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents PG ’ volved in a jewel-smuggling operation. Trumped-up charges put ®f> ® «;® cX rn ia [CNN] Nowaday (Capitol) . Sawyer Brown (Capitol- [ESPN] SportsCenter 1987. Rated G 1 0:45AM Jewish Ufa 8, ‘The Race is On *^Thc sin g le previously released from the album 1 1 : 0 0 P M C D News (CC) (D IS l You Can Do it Puppeteer Shari [M AX] MOVIE: The Kiss' A iet ^UinQ FHBO] MOVIE: Madame Sousauka' 1 1 :00 AM (1 ) Face the Nation Lewis, Charley Horse and Lambehop host CD dg i® ® News sorceress travels to America in order to Curb) were “quite funky’’ and didn’t appeal to Top ^ Trevor. 1987. (CC) John Schlesingers acclaimed POftfa'' an hour of magic. (60 min.) ■'?/‘An American Rimily” The Oak Ridge Boys of an eccentric Russian piano teacher and (X) Three Stooges radio smtions. he said. He also believes some radio C D Barney Miller pass her evil r iT c a P 1 ;1 OAM [CNN] Travel Guide [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) g j Cheers (CC). Part 1 of 2. young niece. Joanna r her relationship with a gifted y°®"9 ft® Incredible Hulk programmers don’t think the public can forgive him enger, Nicholas Kilbertus. 1988. Rated R. FMAXl MOVIE; 'Terminal Entry’ Com- student in modern-day England. Shirley [MAX] MOVIE; 'Things Change' (CC) ^ ^ S “Tlic Vows Go Unbroken” Kenny Rogers (lg Go for Your Dreams miter hackers accidentally Imk up '«'lh a ft® David Paul (In Stereo) MacLaine, Navin Chowidhry, Peggy Ash­ An elderly Italian immigrant is mistaken for (g ) Real to Reel a Mafia chieftain when he arrives in Lake (2® Freddy’s Nightmares (60 min.) ) Home Shopping Net- croft. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (Reprise) % u t K o S S ^ o e s n ’t seem concerned that his 1 2 : 0 0 A M ( d® Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Tahoe for a final fling before an arranged (2® Outer Limits [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update popularity might have waned over the past three work (2 hrs.) R, (In Stereo) jail sentence. Don Ameche, Joe Mantegna, Adult singles (g) Latenight America With Dennis ( g ) It’s Your Business g§) Smash Hits 9:30AM ® History of Dieting Robert Prosky. 1988. Rated PG. 1 :30AM tD Night Music (In Stereo) ® Real Estate Showcase 1.“Don’t Know Much” Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Wholey (2® MOVIE: 'Super Fighters' Using the [TM C] MOVIE; 'Iron Eagle II' Gea ® Bugs, Daffy and Friends Mama's Family Mama becomes a ^^I^have a place in the music industry.’’ he said. I (61) Comic Strip Live (60 min.) "Chappy ” Sinclair leads a misfit i ®®'t’ advocate on her own radio have a really good following — a loyal (B) Benson consumer American and Soviet pilots against a Mid­ ” ^"uS nteY onrH .an” Roxelle(EM). show. dle Eastern nuclear missile silo. Louis Gos think you really can’t ask for more th ^ that. d® Archies ^ m e n I Looked at Him” Expose (Ansta) (®8 Meet the Press (CC). (g ) DeGrsssi Junior High (CC). sett Jr., Mark Humphrey, Stuart Margolin. Now 28. Boy George hit the music scene at the 4 “AnRelia” Richard Marx (EMI) . ft® Solid Gold Rock N Roll ft® M O VIE: 'Solarbabies' Orphans in the 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) stal of the d^ade as a backup smger with the Sunday, Nov. 5 ^ught-stricken future become involved [USA] All-American Wrestling 5 “Get On Your Feet” Gloria Estefan (Epic) (3® Lassie (R) in the battle for possession ° ® B ^ sh group Bow Wow Wow. In those days he was ft® This W eek W ith David Brinkley (CC). 1 2:30PM CD NFL Today 6. “Call It Love” Poco (RC A) ® Sunday Mass energy source. Richard Jordan, Jami known as Lieutenant Lush. He eventually formed ports series (R) ® ) Long Ago 8. Far Away: Frog and Gerti, Jason Patne. 1986. g ) (g) NFL Uve 7. “You Got It” Simply Red 6:00AM 3 ) My Neighbor s Religion (B) Frederick K. Price ^ group, the Sex Gang Children, which l^er [M AX] MOVIE: Fatso' (CC) Toad Are Friends (CC). (A&E] Our Century: The Russian Revo­ ft® On the Record ft Hands” EUon John (MCA) ® Paid Program L m e s both friend and foe to a fat ma (1® Solid Gold Rock N Roll lution The power of Russian Czars is evolved hdo the intemaUonally si^ssful q ^ t [CNN] Your Money (R) g Wheel Power | ’. " S * m y in RnaOis.” PUl C o llte (AUan- looking lor love and understanding. Dorn [2® Miracle Faith Outreach threatened as the Communists lead a revo­ (TT) Christopher Closeup (g ) Firing Une: Re-Evaluating a Famous Culture Club. Boy George assumed the role as the DeLuise, Anne Bancroft, Ron Carey. 1980. [USA] Mr. Magoo lution in November 1917. (60 min.) (3® You Can Beat Baldness (22) Day of Discovery U ^ral: Robert Maynard Hutchins S J S s m oS visible m m ber. attracting attenuon Rated PG. 1 0:00AM ® Action Newsmakers [DIS] Teen Win. Lose or Draw “‘\o.”W re Nol Making Love Anymore” Barbra (® Insight / Out ® Dr. D. James Kennedy [CNN] Science and Technology W M k S th gobs of makeup and a smooth-as-silk voice in 6:35AM [TM C] m o v ie : Meatballs ® Steampipe Alley ® Celebrate [ESPN] Sports Reporters Featured: natural plastics, wealed 6v h®® Streisand (Columbia) ® Dick Van Dyke Part II' The kids and counselors at Camp (B ) Gim m e a Break! [HBO] Common Threads: Stories FrtOT teria, that are made into 100 percent biod­ [DIS] You and Me, Kid Sasquatch face their Camp P®«°'’ [CNN] Big Story ft® Jim m y Swaggart U e Q uih (CC) A focus on five egradable products. (R| Compact discs *^“I ^ y o u ^ k at the pop industry, not a lot of [ESPN] Pro Football Team Arm W res­ a boxing match. Richard [DIS] Dumbo's Circus people^stick out as being parucularly interesung. Mengatti, Hamilton Camp. 1984. Rated d® T and T (CC) A vicious killer escapes died irom AIDS and [ESPN] Tennis; Peris OP®". 1 .“Storm Front” Billy Joel (Columbia) tling From Las Vegas. (R) [ESPN] Bodyshaping f^ m prison seeking revenge on those res­ came to terms with their loss iPfoi^h pa Stam pionships Final match. (2 hrs , 30 PG. ticipation in the AIDS Memorial Quilt. (90 2.“Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 18 he said. “I think at the time we were the most color­ [LIFE] Frederick K. Price 8:00AM (3) New England Sunday ponsible for putting him there. (R) (In min.) (Taped) 7:00AM (D Vista min.) ful thing happening.” to Be 6:1 OAM [CNN] Healthweek (R) ® Larry Jones Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Man From Snowy ® Breakthrough (g ) Chalice of Salvation (Live) [LIFE] Cardiology Update River’ (CC) A young man cof” ®® ®9® ^ l “C r o ^ r o ^ ” Tracy Chapman (®ektra) Culture Club’s four 6:1 5AM (S) Davey & Goliath ® Bugs, Porky and Friends turn-of-lhe-century Australia. Kirk Doug ® Point of View d® Mister Rogers (CC). [USA] Jem 4 “Steel Wheels” Rolling Stones (Coluinbia) Clever ” “Colour by Numbers. Waking Up With [HBO] MOVIE: The Dog Who Stopped (1® Daily Mixer las Tom Burlinson, Sigrid Thornton. (B ) Larry Jones ® In Touch I 1:1 OAM [CNN] Travel Guide (R) C k » o« Il'a Tnte” Milli Vanrll. (Ana- me House on Fire” and “From Luxury to H < ^ - the W ar' During their Christmas holiday, d® Porky Pig 1982. Rated PG. (In Stereo) two groups of children engage in a snow­ (3® ® Divine Plan (3® Sacrifice of the Mass ache” — quickly became top-sellers in the first hdf d® Sunday Today I I ;30AM (S) Insport 1 -00PM CD Runaway With the Rich ball battle for possession of an ice castle ® Synchronal Research ® Munsters Today (R) and Famous Actress Joan Severance in “ V -T h e Seerls o f Love” Tears Rir K ars (Fonlana) d® Sesame Street (CC). ft® Connecticut Beat of the 1980s. This was largely due to a imque style Cedric Jourde, Julion Elie, Maripierre St. Lucia: Sonny Bono in Palm Springs, (2® James Kennedy ft® Mister Rogers (CC). (R) ( g ) WKRP in Cincinnati 7. “Pump” Aerosmith (Geffen) that combined pop. funk, reggae and soiU^, Arsneau-D'Amour. 1984. (Dubbed) @® Miracles Today With Oral Roberts Calif: actress Kim Ulrich in Fiji, @® It's Your Business (6® Fame d ® Julia Child and More Company (R) 8, “Cosmic Thing” The B-52 s Boy George, however, remains humble when it 6:30AM ® CBS Storybreak (CC) (R) @ [LIFE] World Tomorrow ft® NFL Football: Regional Coverage (3® Kenneth Copeland [A&E] Global Affair d® Wall Street Journal Report 9 “Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the WinO comes to Culture Club’s popularity. ® It’s Your Business ft® Robert Schuller ^fta lo Bills at Atlanta Falcons: Cleve and (4® Jim m y Swaggart [LIFE] Family Practice Update el^Dwns at Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Indi­ fti) A t the Movies "Immediate Family (g ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) ft® World Tom orrow Linda Rmstadt featuring Aaron Neville (Elektra) “We were really lucky. We were just in the n ^ t g l) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera IMAX] M O V IE: 'Spaceballs' (CC) Mel anapolis Colts at 1^'®®®' (Glenn Close, James Woods). (R) [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) (g) Three Stooges 10.“Forever Your Girl” Paula Abdul (Vugin) . , pi J r s t rigl,; am..” he mid. -Ids a bi. l.k. K lampoons the science-fiction genre York Jets at New England PalfO'®' |®®'*'® [A&E] Charters and Cald'“ ** J^® ^®' Seahawks at Kansas City Chiefs. (3 hrs.) (1® Twinstar Productions ifcbves visit the Brigade factory. (60 mm.) [CNN] Daybreak with this big-budget send-up of S a. (g) Dr. Fad WarsMel Brooks, John Candy, Rick [CNN] NFL Preview (Live) ® * '’’Bm SeStm ^idb’suxitookawronglum (2® Tw in Star Productions part 5 of 6. [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! "Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications, me. Moranis. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [DIS] Edison Tw in s (In Stereo) ft® Connecticut Newsweek (2® Outdoors Unlimited [CNN] Daybreak [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Reprinted with permission. In July 1986. Boy George was arrested Lon­ [TMC]M O VIE: 'ThingsChange' Aneld- [E S P N ] NFL Gameday (60 min.) f ® Ring Around the World [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner [HBO] Babar (R) g High School ,^®** V'rR'i* don for heroin possession. He pleaded guilty to the L ly Italian immigrant is ’Pake [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Norwich Free Academy (3 hrs.) (R) tx ® Alice [ESPN] SportsCenter [MAX] MOVIE: "batteries not in­ Mafia chieftain when he arrives m He-Man and Masters the charge, was fined $370 and agreed to enter a treat­ (g ) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide cluded' (CC) The beleaguered residents ot Tahoe for a final fling before [USA] of continued a crumbling Manhattan brownstone re- ,ail sentence. Don Ameche, Joe Mantegna, Universe ment program for his drug addiction. . [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. [USA] Calliope Robert Prosky. 1988 Rated PG. Shortly after his conviction. Michael Rudetski. a [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (R) 7; 30 AM d) America's Black Forum friend and colleague, died at the singer s London [DIS] Mousercise contlnued (D Dialogue mansion from a heroin overdose. ___ [ESPN] Motorwoek Illustrated Motors- Sunday TV. continued Focus/Books Focus/Books Power of garlic [HBO] MOVIE; ‘B|g Shots' (CC) Two dD Merit Ruseell Comedy Special The (g) 09) My Two Dads (CC) Nicole and 1 0:30PM ® Benny Hill ® NFL Football; New York Jets at New f Tcawmra loTab^ncrKtrer kids from opposite sides of the tracks em­ political satirist lampoons the nation's Shelby attempt to draw the boys' attention 0 5 At the Movies "Dad" (Jack Lemmon, bark on a wild cross-country odyssey. away from a well-developed female class­ England Patriots (3 hrs.) (Live) newsmakers in song and monologue. Ted Danson, Olympia Dukakis). £"by'^he''supe%btSs^m^^^^^^^^ Ricky Busker. Darius McCrary, Robert Joy. mate. (In Stereo) (38) MOVIE: 'Green Eyes' A young Viet­ ® MOVIE: 'Das Boot' A young German (j|) You Can Beat Baldness subject of book Bodies pile up 1987. Rated PG-13. 05 Totally Hidden Video (In Stereo) nam veteran journeys back to Southeast min.) Part 2 of 2. U-boat crew faces the challenges and hor­ 0 5 MOVIE: 'Black Orpheus' A woman Asia to search for the son he left behind. [A8.E] American P'iVwnghW Theatre. [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) rors of war when they leave port in 1941 8:35PM [DIS] Disney Family Album: falls in love with a Brazilian street car con­ Paul Winfield, Rita Tushingham. 1977. Third and Oak. The Pool Hall (R) [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In on their first submarine tour. Jurgen Proch- Marc Davis Animator Marc Davis dis­ ductor, who is loved by another. Breno now, Herbert Gronemeyer, Klaus Wenne- NEW YORK (AP) — Over the centuries, garlic @ Taiwan; The Other China Series Pre­ [CNN] World Report Stereo) cusses his work on "Cinderella and Mello, Marpessa Dawn, Lourdes DeOliv- in Clancy book mann. 1981. has been credited with a lot of powers having noth­ miere (CC) The first of a four-part look at rn iS l Best of Walt Disney Presents; 5:30PM ® W ho's the Boss? (CC). "Sleeping Beauty." eira, 1959. Taiwan and its people. First up; Ctvang L u r^ la h n Nature A look at survival tech­ ( ^ MOVIE: 'Solarbabies' Orphans in the 05 It's Garry Shandling's Show Garry ing whatever to do with pepping up food. ® Lassie (CC) A woman challenges the 9:00PM ® MOVIE; 'Taken Away' Kai-shek's flight from the mainland and the niques of plants and animals. (60 min J ( ) drought-stricken future become involved faces eviction for filming his TV show at As Carole E. Schneider notes in her fact- as well McCullochs' ownership of Lassie. Guest in the battle for possession of a mysterious Premiere, (CC) A single mother struggles country's subsequent rise as an economic to regain custody of her 8-year-old daugh­ homo. Guest star: Rob Reiner. (Postponed By Phil Thomas power. Host; Judy Woodruff. (60 min.) (In [ESPN] Auto Racing: star; June Lockhart. energy source. Richard Jordan, Jami from an earlier date) (In Stereo) as recipe-filled book, “Fresh: A Greenmarket Cook­ Works 500 From Phoenix, Ariz. (3 hrs., Gertz, Jason Patric. 1986. ter after the authorities accuse her of being The Associated Press Stereo) 01) Beauty Breakthrough [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) book” (Random House): J f 30 min.) (Live) an unfit mother, Valerie Bertinelli, Kevin ® MOVIE; 'Firstborn' An adolescent d?) Travel Magazine (g) All Creatures Great and Small Dunn, Juliet Sorcey. 1989. (In Stereo) “Fbr centuries, garlic has been prescribed for [LIFE] Physicians' Journai Update (R) 1 1:00PM ® News (CC). NEW YORK — “Some people play golf, some comes to his divorced mother's side when dJ) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles g l) Booker (CC) Booker investigates a ® go) MOVIE: "Crocodile' Dundee' everything from backaches and epilepsy to frostbite an unstable drifter moves into their house- 3-25PM [T M C ] MOVIE: Meatballs married woman who has collected large ® 09) gS) News like tennis,” writer Tom Clancy says. “Me, I like to dreams about what kind of life the Powell (CC) An American reporter convinces a le­ Ten Garr, Peter Weller, Christopher Collet. Part IT The kids and counselors at Camp children would lead without him. insurance pay-offs after the deaths of her gendary Australian hunter to return with ® 0 5 Arsenic Hall (R| (In Stereo) and scorpion stings. A head of garlic himg on the Sarquatch face their Camp Patton rivals in two previous husbands. (60 min.) (In shoot.” , , 1984. [A&E] World War I (R) her to the wilds of midtown Manhattan. ^ 0 5 Cheers (CC). Part 2 of 2. bedroom door is supposed to guar^tee ^ birth ol Newsday a boxing match. Richard Mul^gan. ^J°hn Stereo) Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, John Mail- » The 42-year-old Clancy, who owns a few guns [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) a baby boy. But did you know that it could stave oil Mengatti, Hamilton Camp. 198 [CNN] [A&E] Wings Over the World A profile Ion. 1986. (In Stereo) O ) Bob Tilton but isn’t a collector - “If you want 1° «ef ^ 8™ [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Friendship in Vienna' vampires? Wear a cluster o f this miracle herb (CC) The persecution of Austrian Jews PG. [DIS] Snow White: Singin'. Dancin'. of Kelly Johnson, the man who perfected 05 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous (29) Insight / Out collecUon, go to the FBI Building” - adds. Shoot­ tests the friendship between two girls in 3-30PM (E) MOVIE. WarGames' A Heigh Ho From Disneyland, Snow White, surveillance aircraft techniques. (60 min.) Audrey Hepburn; Stefanie Powers; coun­ ( ^ News (Live) around your neck and fear no more. the Seven Dwarfs, the Prince and the ing is my only hobby.” When he isn t shooung the German-occupied Vienna. Ed Asner, Jane teen-aqe computer whiz inadvertently ac­ [CNN] Newswatch try singer T.G. Sheppard. (60 min.) (2i Morgan Brittany on Beauty Garlic, however, doesn’t ward off gray hair. That Alexander, Stephen Machl. 1988. cesses the Pentagon's sbategic computer Wicked Witch are joined by the Disneyland ctoacters in his high-tech, best-selhng thrillers dancers for a musical revue. (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Wizard of Baghdad' 01) Talking Money 0 i Ask the Manager honor goes to leeks, the national vegetable of [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) system and nearly begins World W ^ IM. Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coieman, [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) A lazy genie is sent to ancient Baghdad to 02) @5) MOVIE: Cross of Fire' Premiere, [A&E] Buffalo Bill usually are. , . fulfili an important prophecy or lose his Wales, and sometimes called “poor man s [USA] Master John Wood 1983. (CC) Based on a true story. In 1923 Indi­ In “Clear and Present Danger, Clancy s fifth [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In powers. Dick Shawn, Diane Baker, Barry ana, a young woman's life becomes en­ [CNN] Inside Business (R) asparagus.” 1 :30PM d ) MOVIE; Conan the Bar­ and latest book, the bullets and the bombs By with 4:00PM ® NFL Football; New York Stereo) Coe. 1960. dangered from her relationship with a Ku [DIS] MOVIE; Romeo and Juliet' Leeks “are so hardy they can survive wmter un­ barian' A warrior-thief and his two compa­ Giants at Phoenix Cardinals (3 hrs.) (Live) Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of the Shak­ 6:00PM ® ® News [ES PN ] NFL Primetime (60 min.) Kiux Klan member. John Heard, Mel Harris, abandon: . • „ nions are sent to free a king's daughter Lloyd Bridges. 1989. Part 1 of 2. (In espearean tragedy about star-crossed lov­ derground. An Assyrian herbal says they will keep from a cult of snake worshippers. Arnold ( ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) “He brought the gun up slowly, centering the ® Knight Rider Stereo) ers and their feuding families. Leonard your hair from turning gray, something even garlic Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, San- (T) Monsters Today (CC) Herman ends [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Cocktail' (CC) An arro­ Whiting, Olivia Hussey, Milo O'Shea. ringed forward sight in the aperture re^ sighu (11} MOVIE; 'Harry and the Hendersons' 04) Yes, Prime Minister dahl Bergman. 1982 up in court after saving a choking man s A Washington family's life is turned upside gant young bartender uses his charm and 1968. Rated PG. can’t claim.” . making sure he could see the white circle ml life. good looks to move to the top of the Man­ 06) Friday the 13th: The Series Micki's Schneider’s cookbook, which is nicely illustrate (B Better Your Home down after they run into Bigfoot during a [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 min.) around, and putUng the center post nght on * e 01} MOVIE; 'Bustin' Loose' An ex-con camping trip and take the lumbering crea­ hattan bar scene. Tom Cruise, Bryan life is in danger when a Satanic coin comes O ) Messa Per Rossini: An American back to haunt her. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) and has a handy spiral binding, also has many other black circular mass that represented the back ot a ioins forces with a schoolteacher to trans­ ture home , Melinda Dillon, Brown, Elisabeth Shue. 1988. Rated R. (In Premiere at Lincoln Center Helmuth Rill­ port eight special children to a new horne in Stereo) (57) Masterpiece Theatre; Glory Enough [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Things Change' An eld­ food stories to tell. Among them: ing conducts the New York Philharmonic Margaret Langrick. 1987. human head that was no longer part of a h m an Seattle Richard Pryor, Cicely Tyson, Rob­ [USA] MOVIE: 'High Desert Kill' In New for All (CC) A 1988 TV movie tracing the erly Italian immigrant is mistaken for a • “The curly blue-green leaves of kale are espe­ Orchestra and the Gachinger Kantor^ (18) You Can Beat Baldness Mafia chieftain when he arrives in Lake \yc\xig — it was just a target, just a ihmg. His finger ert Christian 1981. Mexico's Badlands, members of a hunting discovery of insulin, focusing on Dr. Fred­ cially popular in ScoUand and the southern United Stuttgart Choral Ensemble in this death (26) MOVIE: 'Jaws 3' An oversized great erick Banting's research. (90 min.) Part 1 Tahoe for a final fling before an arranged mass honoring Giocchino Rossini. (2 hrs., (jf) Light His Fire white shark terrorizes a Florida marine re­ party become pawns in a game being squeezed gently on the uigger. played by a supernatural being Anthony of 2 jail sentence. Don Ameche, Joe Mantegna, States. The Scottish poet Robert Bums records a 30 min.) (In Stereo) (20) MOVIE: 'Adventures of Huckleberry sort. Dennis Quaid, Bess Armstrong, Louis “The weapon jerked slightly in his gnp. Geary, Cnuck Connors, Marc Singer. 0 5 Married... With Children (CC) To get Robert Prosky. 1988. Rated PG. curious Halloween practice: couples walked hand- ® Lot's Go Bowling (60 min.) Finn' In the pre-Civil War South, a boy and Gossett Jr. 1983. get dropp^. He moved the pm right even as it fell. a runaway slave encounter danger and ex- 1989. (In Stereo) money for a good luck charm, Peggy sells [USA] Miami Vico (In Stereo) in-hand with eyes shut into the fields, where they [CNN] Monoyweok (R) (M) Travel Magazine The next target was spinning around in surprise, citement during a trip down the Missis­ 7:30PM (24) Sunday Drive Al's Playboy magazine collection. (In 11 :30PM ® Magnum, P.l. [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update sippi. Patrick Day, Samm-Art Williams, gS) Outer Limits Stereo) picked the first kale plant they could find. Its size, giving him a dull white circle of reflected moon­ [C N N ] Sports Sunday ® MOVIE: 'Risky Business' A straight- Frederic Forrest. 1985. (38) St. Elsewhere [A&E] Echoes Tragedy strikes at Castie- shape and taste were meant to foretell^ the ap­ 2:00PM dD MOVIE: Risky Business' [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 1 of laced teen-ager gets involved with a pros­ light to aim at. Another burst. There had hardly A straight-laced teen-ager gets involved (22) (3P) NFL Football; Regional Coverage Nature (CC) A look at the life-forms bay. (60 min.) Part 4 of 4. titute while his parents are on vacation. pearance and temper of their future mates. 2 been any noise at all. Chavez waited, movmg lus with a prostitute while his parents are on Pittsburgh Steelers at Denver Broncos or living in the subzero waters of Antarctica [CNN] Week in Review Tom Cruise, Rebecca DeMornay, Joe Pan­ • “When Esau renounced his birthright for a dish Cincinnati Bengals at Los Angeles Raiders. including penguins, seals, soft corals, 8:00PM ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) weapon back and forth across the two bodies, but vacation. Tom Cruise, Rebecca DeMornay, [DIS] Lake Wobegon Loyalty Days (CC) toiiano 1983 (R) of lentils, he showed wisdom in the ways of food, if Joe Pantoiiano. 1983. (3 hrs.) (Live) sponges, tubeworms. anemones and An undelivered ietter Jessica finds in an Garrison Keillor performs with the Minne­ 0 5 Star Trek. The Next Generation (CC) there was no movement.” ■ , i ( B MOVIE; 'Easy Money' A boozing, (24) Bradshaw on: The Family "giant cod. " (60 min.) (In Stereo) antique bureau bought at a Cabot Cove sota Orchestra. (2 hrs.) The Enterprise's energy is transfornied nothing else. These small, flat, leguminous seeds, rummage saie unleashes arson and mur­ Those are just two of the many bodies that pile gambling man must become respectable (26) Fugitive d i} Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) into lethal amounts of radiation when it's with colors ranging from brown to red to green, for one year to inherit $ 10 million. Rodney The Enterprise's energy is transformed der. (60 min.) (In Stereo) caught in a booby trap. (60 min.) (R) (In up during the course of Clancy’s novel all m the C40) PGA Golf: Merrill Lynch Shootout [T M C ] MOVIE: Iron Eagle II' Gen. share top nutritional and economic value with their Dangerfield, Joe Pesci, Geraldine Fitzger­ into lethal amounts of radiation when it s ® @ Free Spirit (CC) Thomas buys a Stereo) course of an undeclared war. This covert war is (CC) From the Melrose Club on Daufuskie caught in a booby trap. (60 min.) (In car for Robb to share with Winnie. (In "Chappy" Sinclair leads a misfit team of kin among The peas and beans, and have an even ald. 1983 Island, S.C. (2 hrs.) (Taped) American and Soviet pilots against a Mid­ 09) Hot Shot Bowling (60 min.) being waged by the United States agamst the Latin (H) MOVIE: 'The Wiz' A shy school Stereo) Stereo) higher protein content.” (57) Collectors dle Eastern nuclear missile silo. Louis Gos­ [22) 09) George Michael's Sports Mach­ American drug lords. Taking a cue from the presi­ teacher takes an amazing journey to a [A&E] Road to War (R) ® (20} MOVIE: 'The Software Murders' sett Jr., Mark Humphrey, Stqprt Margolin. [A&E] Bull in Winter: Last Years of Pa­ ine (in Stereo) graffiti-decorated urban jungle called Oz^ [CNN] This Week in the NBA The Saint must discover who is kiiling the 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) dent. the nation’s intelligence agencies send teanis Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Richard blo Picasso Palomo Picasso examines the world's most brilliant scientists. Simon 0 5 Talking Sports With Rod Michaud [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Jonah signs up to [USA] Equalizer of commandos into the d ^ ig - m ^ g ro ^ tn es to Pryor. 1978. later life and work of the famous artist. (60 Dutton, Pamela Sue Martin, Malcolm Stod­ (2i) Jack Van Impe Presents min.) participate in survival war games to find dard 1989. 9:30PM 0J) Personal Achievement destroy both drugs and dealers. In addiuon, swift ( ^ MOVIE; 'Grace Kelly' This film traces out who's responsible for damaging a bird­ 06) Christian Lifestyle Magazine Best-Sellers MOVIE; The Story of Snow the life of Grace Kelly from Philadelphia so­ [DIS] nesting area Guest stars Graerne Camp­ 01} Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) 04) Bunerflies g9) MOVIE: 'Assassination' A Secret planes drop bombs on dealers’ homes. W hite' A wicked queen casts a spell upon ciety, through her film career and her mar­ bell and Christianne Hirt. (R) (In Stereo) 08) You Can Beat Baldness 0 5 Open House (CC) Ted thinks Linda s Service agent investigates an apparent Although the scenario is one that many who hate riage to Prince Ranier of Monaco. a beautiful princess in this tuneful adapta­ plot to assassinate the first lady, Charles tion of the classic fairy tale. Diana Rigg, [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) (22) (39) Sister Kate (CC) The children after his commission when she warns him FICTION Ladd, Lloyd Bridges, Ian MeShane. 1983. his client is an accused murderer. (In Bronson, Jill Ireland, Stephen Elliott. 1987. drugs would approve of, Clancy doesn’t go for it. Billy Barty, Sarah Patterson. 1987. Rated [M A X ] MOVIE: Overboard' (CC) An gang up on Violet when she claims to have 1. “The Dark Half,” Stephen King (a) Mystery!: Campion (CC) There is a Stereo) “m ile I really think the government could do a NR amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ an imaginary friend. (In Stereo) [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story 2. “Clear and Present Danger,” Tom Clancy second death at the Faraday home, and [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) better job agjunst drugs and terrorism, I’m not for Aunt Caroline refuses to take Campion s [HBO] HBO Family Playhouse A history lieving that she's married to a beer- f24) Travels: Barging Through Europe [CNN] Sports Tonight 3. “Star Trek: Lost Years,” J.M. Dillard advice and leave the house. (60 min.) Part teacher divides his students into three guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn, Kurt Rus­ (CC) Film producer Richard Goodwin be­ 10:00PM ® Nows [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) S he jays. “It ooks W sell, Edward Herrmann. 1987 Rated PG. gins his voyage through the waterways of 4. “Jimmy Stewart and His Poems, Jimmy 2 of 2. classes of power in order to teach them I n d it’s wrong - unless you have work- out a about prejudice. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Europe on his journey from London to 0 5 USA Tonight 11:45PM [HBO] 1st & Ten; Do It Stewart [A8.E] Shortstories A man finds himself Vienna. (60 min.) Part 1 of 3. Again (CC) T.D. Parker and Christie Full- deal with the government of a country. Using th in unhealthly straits at home in "The [LIFE] War on Hepatitis B; America at [USA] Murder, She Wrote 08) The Wok 5. “California Gold,” John Jakes (57) Songs From the Heart Actress Gillian bright deal with a new rookie and his military to perform a police funcuon is almost Sight ”; heaven is filled will people the right Risk 6:30PM ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) 09) New Ufe father. (R) (In Stereo) 6. “The Pillars of the Earth,” Ken Fbllctt age in "Our Father", a man strikes out in a Barge portrays Edith Wharton as the Pul­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Gidget' During summer itzer Prize winner reflects on her life and 04) Masterpiece Theatre; Glory Enough [M AX] MOVIE; The Presidio' (CC) An w ay^ m istak e unless it has a clear mission, there bar in ‘"Home Run. (60 min.) (R) 01) How To Play The Piano Overnight 7. “Some Can Whistle.” Larry McMurtry vacation a girl chases sun, surf and rom­ reads excerpts from her novels (60 min.) for All (CC) A 1988 TV movie tracing the Army provost joins forces with a San Fran­ is no clear mission, then it is stupid and [CNN] Week in Review (R) ance. Sandra Dee, Cliff Robertson, James §4) Fight Back! W ith David HorowiU discovery of insulin, focusing on Dr. Fred­ cisco detective to solve the murder of a 8. “Tales From Margaritaville,” Jimmy Buffett (In Stereo) erick Banting's research. (90 min.) Part 1 counterproductive.” [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) Darren 1959. 00) ABC News (CC) 01} America's Most Wanted Scheduled: female guard at the historic military base. 9. “The Minotaur,” Stephen Coonts of 2. Sean Connery. Mark Harmon, Meg Ryan. [M A X ] MOVIE. 'To Sir W ith Love' An [USA] It's Your Move [CNN] Inside Business John Kenneth MacDonald, wanted for at­ 10. “Foucault’s Pendulum,” Umberto Eco A tall, easygoing man who w ^ s unted aviator ^ Worldvision 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) idealistic teacher attempts to teach a 4:30PM ® My Secret Identity An­ [DIS] Super Sense Behind the scenes of tempted murder; Darryl Bailey, suspected glasses, Clancy says he is not trying to send a mes- group of rambunctious high-school stu­ drew discovers the dangers of drinking this natural history series. (R) (In Stereo) of shooting a witness. (In Stereo) 08) War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In 1 2:00AM ® Paid Program Stereo) dents. Sidney Poitier, Judy Geeson, Suzy when he joins a football hero's crowd [ESPN] California State Go-Kart Cham [A&E] Biography: Mussolini A docu­ 06) Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) Kendall 1967. mentary profile of Benito Mussolini, Italy s 0 5 Tracey Ullman A woman seeking ad­ » send a message, use Western 08) Personal Achievement pionship (R) 02) MOVIE; The Software Murders' NON-FICTION A shel­ fascist leader in World War II. Narrator: mission to a movie set claims to know film­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Summer Heat' © ) Hometime: Finishing a Lower Level [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Heavenly Kid' A The Saint must discover who is killing the 1. “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Unien he says with a laugh. "My job is to enter. tered young wife in rural North Carolina A J P Taylor (60 min.) maker Steven Spielberg. (In Stereo) (CC). Part 3 of 6. sixties drag racer who died in an accident world's most brilliant scientists^ Simon Kindergarten,” Robert Fulghum falls in love with her husband s hired hand. [CNN] PrimeNews [A&E] Bobby McFerrin; Spontaneous tain.” [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update IS sent to help a young man with his "girl Dutton, Pamela Sue Martin, Malcolm Stod- 2. “Wealth Without Risk,” Charles Givens Lori Singer, Anthony Edwards, Bruce Ab­ problems " Lewis Smith. Jason Gedrick. [ESPN] NFL Football: Dallas Cowboys Inventions Taped at Hollywood's Aquar­ ius Theater. Grammy Award-winning jazz daid. 1989. And he’s r.ertainly succeeded bott. 1987. Rated R (R) Richard Mulligan 1985 Rated PG-13 (In at Washington Redskins (3 hrs.) (Live) 06) Wrestling: AWA All Star Wrestling 3. “Roseanne,” Roseanne Barr [U S A ] MOVIE. 'Butch and Sundance; [USA] Double Trouble singer Bobby McFerrin sings tunes from Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE; Madame SousaUka' 4. “The T-Factor Diet,” Martin Katahn he came rainer late to vnriting — he had his own m- The Early Days' An outlaw and a sharp­ his latest album, performs with guest 09) Offsides With The New England Pa­ 4:55PM [TMC] MOVIE: Punchline' [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) (CC) John Schlesinger's acclaimed portrait Wayne Shorter, and interprets songs by triots (60 min.) 5. “It Was on Fire When I Lay Down on IL “ business from 1969 to 1985 - ^ e y shooter take on cattle companies, banks An ambitious stand-up comic plays ad­ of an eccentric Russian piano teacher and and railroads. Tom Berenger. William Katt, 7:00PM ® 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min.) Charlie Parker, Fats Waller and James 08) Hockey Week L d e up for lost time. His first novel. T he Hunt viser to a New Jersey housewife trying her her relationship with a gifted young music Brown. (60 min ) Robert Fulghum - „ » Jeff Corey. 1979. hand at comedy. Sally Field, Tom Hanks, (In Stereo) student in modern-day Engiand. Shirley 0 5 Gene Scott 6. “Believe in (he God Who Believes m You, for Red^October,” was a popular megabit, as have [CNN] CNN News 2:1 5PM [HBO] MOVIE. Perfect W it­ John Goodman. 1988. Rated R. ® (40) Life Goes On (CC) Paige is Mad aine, Navin Chowdhry, Peggy Ash­ [A & E ] Biography. Mussolini A docu been the books that followed It. ness' (CC) A murder witness realizes he stunned when her glamorous mother of­ croft. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE. Perfect Witness' (CC) mentary profile of Benito Mussolini, Italy s Robert H. Schuller „ v, u 5:00PM ® Growing Pains A murder witness realizes he may be en­ Clancy, who lives with his wife and their fom may be endangering his family’s safely if fers her an opportunity to live in London [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) fascist loader in World War II. Narrator 7. “Confessions of an S.O.B.,” Allen H. Neuhar- ® Out of This World An evil spirit lurks (60 min.) (In Stereo) dangering his family's safety if he testifies children^on an 80-acre spread m rural southern he testifies in court. Brian Dennehy, Aldan (MAXI MOVIE. '*batteries not in­ A J.P Taylor. (60 min.) (R) Quinn, Slockard Channing. 1989. (In in Evie and Donna's house. in court Brian Dennehy, Aldan Quinn, ih ® A-Team cluded' (CC) The beleaguered residents of [CNN] World Report 8. “Light His Fire,” Ellen Kreidman Maryland, says the success of his books more than Stereo) 08) The Wok Stockard Channing. 1989. (In Stereo) (18) Go for Your Dreams a crumbling Manhattan brownstone re- [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [ESPN] NFL Primetime (60 min.) 9. “My TUm.” Nancy Reagan ' 2:30PM f4Ci) Odd Couple L24) All Creatures Great and Small (22) (30J MOVIE; Ernest Goes to Camp' ceive^nexpected help from mechanized (R) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide 10. “Education of a Wandering Man,” Louis ^'^Si^rise is not enough of an emotion,” he says. [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) (26) Saint (CC) A bumbling custodian-turned- visitors from space. Jted'^PG Tin Tandy, Frank McRae. 1987. Rated PG. (in [M A X ] MOVIE; Things Change' (CC) [USA] Hollywood Insider “Bctt^ to say — amazed, thunderstruck, (38) Hart to Hart counselor comes to the rescue of a sum­ L’Amour 3:00PM 08) Home Shopping Network mer camp threatened by a local mining An elderly Italian immigrant is mistaken for [H B O ] MOVIE: Clara's Stereo) a Mafia chieftain when he arrives in Lake 12:15AM (60 min.) (57) Travelin' Gourmet concern. A Magical World of Disney' Heart' (CC) A Jamaican housekeeper dumbfounded.” 8:30PM ® ^S) Homeroom ICC) Sam Tahoe for a finai fling before an arranged §8) MOVIE; 'Kidnapped' A boy's cour­ (61) My Secret Identity Andrew discovers pr6sent3tion Jim Varney, Victoria Ra' helps a young boy cope with his parents feels resDonsible when his hero. Captain jail sentence. Don Ameche, Joe Mantegna, age and a girl's love are shown amidst the dangers of drinking when he joins a cimo, John Vernon. 1987. Part 2 of 2. (In crumbiing marriage. Whoopi <5oldberg, — Courtesy of Waldenbooks “Clear and Present Danger” is published by Put­ R t l ^ r gets -lured while leading the Robert Prosky. 1988. Rated PG swashbuckling action ourmy the Scottish football hero s crowd Stereo) classroom exercises. (In biereo) Neil Patrick Harris, Michael Ontkean. 1988. rebellion Michael Came, Trevor Howard, [A&E] Conversation with Cassini [USA] Diamonds (60 min ) Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) nam . Jack Hawkins. 1971. (lj) Beauty Breakthrough [CNN] Newswatch continued i (40) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) Sun may help ease husband’s holiday depression DEARriFAR HEADER:READER: ChaunedliDSChapped lips can be a realred problem FOCUS/Advice______DEAR DR. GOTT: Every year around the holidays, to control, especially in dry climates, particularly in my husband seems very depressed. In the past, it has “lip-wetters“ — people who, out of nervousness, con­ caused us to live separately. Recently, I’ve h ^ d of a Dr. Gott stantly lick or bite their lips. Don’t fault friend for not returning shower gi depression that is caused by inadequate sun. Could this Fust of all, your daughter should find out why her lips ^ dear HURTING: Tell your parents how be his problem? chap so readily. Is she a lip-wetter? If so, she may need DEAR HURTING: Tell your parents how you feel. Peter.Cott, M.D. Don’t assume they might think you ™ ? “teful. If they some help in breaking the habit. Is she constantly ex­ DEAR ABBY: 1 recenUy attended a bndal shower for DEAR READER: Many depressed patients show a posed to sun or dry. cold air? Such an environment can are truly “loving and generous people, they will ap a friend and gave her two beautiful nightgowns. (Not cyclical pattern in their illness. Depression seems to be sevcrly deplete lip oils and cause the skin to break. Dear Abby nreciate your calling this oversight to their attention, and more severe around holidays, birthdays and ^ iv e r - a physician, preferably a psychiatrist. Anti-depressant V cheap either.) She and her boyfriend became engaged admire you for your sensitivity and canng attitude for saries. Also, depression may affect people during the often produce astounding improvement in patients, al­ shortly after she found out she was pregnant. lowing them to function more happily and efficiently. i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Aweek before the scheduled wedding, she called it off your husband. midwinter months. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee because she found out her fiance was using drugs hravi- Abigail Van Buren Some experts believe that seasonal depression may be Sec if you can get your husband to a psychiatrist or ly and he told her that he had no intenUon of DEAR ABBY: I would like to know if it is proper eti- due to inadequate sunlight. For example, in northern mental-health center in your ^ Unscramble these four Jumbles, different man once he is medicated. In addiuon, if sun one letter to each square, to form ^’She phoned me to tell me the wedding was off. then „„"fe » p “ "n a wedding invimUon •'Adnlt latitude countries, such as Scandinavia, where winter lour ordinary words and also “Monetary Gifts Preferred. I think that J e S a lio n seems to be a factor in your husband s she asked if 1 wanted my gifts back. days are short, people appear to suffer almost a cultural ^ I told her she could keep them if she wanted, or she children only and nothing for me if they c a n ’t bring ? ^ i t e and would' like u. know if ihinga have depression. This has led scienUsts to try arUficial sun- depression, the doctor can suggest an FA1roo him to obtain artificial sunlight. However. 1 believe that could return them for the money, since times woul something for my husband My parents ^c Changed Since 1 married. ^ppALLED OUT EAST lieht in an attempt to make paUents feel better. . and generous people, but I’m afraid if 1 tell them how medicine will provide a more satisfactory answer to the tight for her with the baby coming. In'a surprising number of cases, this daily ex^sure to Should she have kept them or not? 1 felt she put me on feel thev might think 1 am ungrateful. “sunlight” reduced the incidence and severity of depres­ problem. d^you think. Abby? Perllaps if my parents (o DEAR APPALLED: Nothing has changed. Only the spot by asking me if I wanted them back sion In the United States, where winter days are less for­ other Dcople who are guilty of the same thing) read th DEAR DR. GOTT: My 21-year-old daughter has AXMMI What is the correct thing for an ex-bndc to those whose names appear on the wedding and recepticm lorn, sunlight probably plays a less important role. S e r . ' ^ S will re m U e r to bring something for invitaions are invited. And to suggest that monetary If your husband’s depressive episodes were so severe been using Chap Stick for many years, as often as sever^ rimes an houT Without it. her lips are dry. crocked, situation like that? e X-BRIDE’S FRIEND everybody mthe family - o r „ u b BY gifts” are preferred is in the worst possible taste. that they disrupted his life and led to a separauon, he bleed, and are painful. Can you su re st how she can . could be helped by anu-depressant medicauon. This TANCAV DEAR FRIEND: When a wedding is called off. the therapy should be administered under the supervision ot reduce her dependence on this product. WHAT THEY'CALLEP that wealthy “ex-bride“ should return the shower and wading gifts. ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson However in this case, the ex-bride asked you if you YOU FlldAtUY fiOT TO^Y PUAYSOr, m FR05T wanted your gifts returned, and you suggested It CAM we DISCARD TMt FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Tbavea YAHNTS return them for cash being “times would be ^ I6 0MIWC JACK-0'LAMTERM Now arranflo the circled letters to was a very generous gesture on your part. Please don t PUMPKIM.' form the surprise answer, as sug- _U gested by the above cartoon. fault her; she’s facing a difficult future. HfY, NAH - IT DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 have been very hap­ c ■ M WA^ CtfAF Answer here: “ ITT X XI “ ITT X X X pily married for 14 years and have four children. My FIP '(ou WAT^H (Answers Monday) ^ b le m is my parents, who take frequent vacauons and OUT, JumWos: CRANK SHINY TIMELY FEWEST J o h n n y Yesterday's Answer. Otten dropped but seldom pickod up— HINTS ' ^ S S ’U e they return from on of their trips, they HAP Tio WopA. C A P - S ' ^ N lo. u It iMiirtto ttjo. bring tome kind of gift for each of our chitoen and me 11/4 No« bMk w ■todu.lw fy _ but there’s never anything for my husband. Althou^ he has never said anything, I can tell he feels LA^T NiGHT? hurt. I would prefer that my parents brmg presents for the CELEBRITY CIPHER Ctobrlty C lX «yp.ogr.m. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom PHIPPS™ by Joseph Farris

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O 1M« by NEA. Inc. m l/-kf "It says he did these all at once. He was a contortionist as well as a movie star. 1 FOCUS/Home______I Fantasy pieces MANCHESTER HAS IT Small houses not always cramped sold to the stars CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER By Connoisseur censed and Insured 24 Hour Emergency Service Serving The Area For 2o Years A Hears! Magazine EMERALD CITY BALLOON CO. Smaller homes often suffer from Custem Designed Baths And Kitchens an abrupt informality. Visitors step For The Associated Press from the outside directly into living Book Early For Total Remodeling Bruce Newman, who runs^e world’s area. Anything not shut behind a Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom tinues store specializes in “fantasy furniture that ILSEN TREE EXPERTS door is a public space. The Lakin nilFoliage Flights! Talk With Our Certified Kitchen Designer d?aws clients including Jacqueline Onassis, Jane V ' t I * i i ; overcomes the starkness with an ill' angled entry that creates a short Rinda and Dan Aykroyd. • , ■ front hall, and a visual transition to The fantasy pieces, according * T- e & Stump Removal • Pruning \\i ^ current issue of Connoisseur, include vitrines S - - ■■ G)bsi ■■ ■ the interior of the house. Bracing • Cabling Adventure Flights Once past the front hall closet, the adorned with starfish and sea horses, 7 0 ^ 25 Olcott Street, j fb' Land Clearing • Topping A Gift Certificates view opens into a large area with mounted Bavarian standishes, carved polychromed Advertising Manchester 1 living room and dining room bays. peacock chairs, a cradle in the shape of a s w ^ The sense of space is increased by Edack Forest bear lamps, a giant grotto mollusk a s r HARTFORD 528-9888 Training 649-7544*% love seat and cork ^ i t u r e that looks as if it had 203- 647-8581 view windows and sliding doors Ma n c h e s t e r 647-3771 onto a covered back deck. In warm some terrible skin disease. . ^ weather, this space can become a Newman is the animaung force behind Newel jAVE BUY AT second dining area for casu^ meds. Art Galleries, and this month he will Next to the dining room is an effi­ 50lh anniversary of the store his founded by ®aitrliP0tpr Hpralb cient U-shaped kitchen with counters turning the National Academy of Design in New AUCTIONS on three sides, and the luxury of a York into a seven-room fantasy showcase. Every Monday ^ The five-story Newel Art Galleries in New York garden window above the sink. (and some Thursday & F ri^ ^ ) Serving the Mancheeler Twin skylights make the adjacent contains what Newman estimated as several breakfast nook a sunny wake-up hundred thousand pieces. . „„Qii*v area for 100 years room from which to start the day. ^ Though most of his stock is of decorator quality, Two bedrooms lie down a side about 10 percent is what he calls fanj^y- ifnsmrmrmsnommr. 16 Brainard Place hall off the entry. They share the “I used to call it ‘quality camp, Newman said. Manchester “But if I call it ‘fantasy furniture,’ I can charge ^TEAITraNiiIcTil main bath, which features a double 203-643-2711 vanity, full tub, and its own linen more money for it.” . _ rSbwifsiiiwcesMOTAHY 8BHVICM * | ■ I I closet. No lugging laundry around Newman is heavily stocked with current decorator mainstays — Biedermeier, art deco art the Lakin. The washer and dryer are m [ M U Oi»£»SWIS «■» ■ 1< » LIVING 1570 wu*»t l*ft nouveau, Charles X, bentwood and bmboo. Now f f i l Oy rigMALLI concealed in a utility closet ^ y a FI nOR PLAN S’! tows'* •«» step away from the bedroom doors. CevtBSOE tovs** he is buying pearl-inlaid papier-mche fumUure and R)r a 1600 square-foot house, me Rir a study plan of the LAKIN 18th and 19th century Russian furniture. He trusts fvprything in glass Note that the tub and shower fill the the decorators who make up 60 to 70 percent of his master suite is quite 7.^ (208-11), send $5 to Landmark ■ WE CaXt h Id E BEHIND OUR PRODUCT” sides a vanity, walk-in-closet angle between the entry and front Designs, P.O. Box 2307, Eugene, sales will follow suit. „ WINTER shower and water closet, * e private wall to avoid any wasted space m Ore. 97402. “If you’re looking for something, he s got it, bath also c o n t^ s a raised oval tub. this compact home. sjud designer Mano Buatta. IS YOUR . A. WHITE GLASS tO.,. Another top decorator, Mark Hampton, said, 1 FURNACE 1 think Bruce inspires all of us to think in areas we READY! 649-7322 haven’t.” . . . • u , IN OUR 40th YEAR Now is time to work on landscape Newman is known for driving a Iwd bargaim but T.P. A itkin. Inc. his client list includes Lee Radziwill, Jackie Onas­ niQQFLL ST MANCHESTER sis, the Donald Trump clan. Bill Blass, , Since 1934 By Earl Aronson Heating. Air Condtloning & Sheet Metal The Associated Press and Prince Saud. A family owned business since 1934, Yoko Ono comes in every month or two. When 643-6793 we are located at 27 Tolland Turnpike Autumn is the time to start work­ Jane Fonda is in New York, she and Newman eat in Manchester. ing on next year’s outdoor living value to the room, with the tuna sandwiches together on the third floor. Dan awnings • accountants • air-conditioning over-wintering insects and disease season and to reduce its potential remainder going up the chimney. Aykroyd recentiy bought a Black Forest bear bed We specialize in hot air heating and • auto parts • bakers • builders | garden insect and disease problems. organisms. Close the damper when the fireplace and some of Ralph Lauren’s trends began at Newel. Debris left in the garden provides central air conditioning systems, as • buyers • bartenders •^penters i Some of the landscape mam- “Bruce has always specialized in finding crazy winter homes for cucumber beetles, is not being used to prevent loss of Why Not Try heat from your regular heating sys­ things,” said William J. Iselin, vice president of well as sheet metal work in both resi­ • car washers nild care j tenance chores to be done include; squash bugs, Colorado potato beet­ • Apply wood chips or mulches to European furniture at Christie’s. dential and commercial property. les and European com borers. tem. Advertising Here? designer^-^-^^iaiwesS \ • driUers| areas around trees, evergreens or /^ d remember that chimneys Newman’s own definition of fantasy furniture is Remove plant material by rakii^ shrubs. Avoid materials likely to with heavy creosote deposits are a “romantic, erotic, poetic, unique, amusing, sen­ 1. driverS^ff^^^A ^ Wnciansi . then bagging or bunung it, or by contain weed seeds, food for rodents leading cause of home fires, so in­ suous, and damn interesting.” [“Manchester Has It” We take pride in our quality engines paft® Vrminators| plowing it under. or obnoxious odors. spect chimneys for creosote buildup. ' In his book, “Fantasy Furniture,” he includes five workmanship and honest prices ^ □ □ □ !• framer^ -«4urriers • Add nitrogen fertilizer, but Creosote is produced when wood styles — mythological and grotesque. Belle Epo- f ir e w o o d USERS: If you rates are very apply early in the season to avoid que. Black Rirest, hom-and-antler and grotto. plan to use firewood for supplemen­ bums. It escapes from a stove or general contractors late growth subject to winter kill. fireplace in the form of smoke ^ d Grotto, the epitome of fantasy, was created by reasonable. Hours 8-4:30 Mon.-Fri. • haircut • Remove extended growth of tal heating, certain woods are better three cabinetmakers in Venice who wanted to simu­ Phone 643-6793 On than others for the fireplace. Hick­ condenses on the inside of the chim­ I heaters • janitors • masons ^ realtors 00 groundcovers that have overlapped late the ambiance of undersea caverns. One ex­ ON ory, oalc, ash and hard maple are ney. It is highly flammable, and CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE sidewalks, driveways or patio areas. creosote deposits that are one-fourth ample is a settee made of three giant shells that opticians • plumbers • pools______among the best heat-producers. I’m • Trim shade trees to remove have a nacreous glow, thanks to a finish of lac­ ;all 643-2711 told that a cord of hickory or oak of an inch deep or more should be heavy lower limbs that obstruct removed. Burning creosote can quered silver leaf and gilt. Sitting on it is something produces at least as much heat as a views or prove bothersome in other reach 1,000 degrees F. else* ton of coal. „ “You’d need a spinal fusion to sit on iC Newman Even if you have nerve deafness you can ways. , . Fbr “snap, crackle and pop, MANCHESTER • Reshape boundaries of wanes researchers recommend osage □ □ □ said. , j - ■ u HEAR & UNDERSTAND^ and driveways to encourage users to GARDEN BOOKS: “Flowering If there is a conunon motif to fantasy furniture, it MEMORIAL CO. follow intended pathways. orange and mulberry as good is the profusion of animals — mythical dragons and burners that make the fire interest­ Shmbs” and “Bulbs,” both by J ^ e s • Remove or recycle objects, in­ griffins as well as lions, monkeys, dolphins, swans, Opp. East Cemetery / J g lHeF\RflCMri(2l ing. They also advise using a fine- Underwood Crocket and the editors cluding weeds, which tend to detract herons and bears. . COMPANY mesh screen to keep the sparks in of Time-Life Books (paperback, YEARS from the basic quality of the $12.95 each, published by Henry Newman continues in the furniture-lending busi­ the fireplace. landscape. Holt). , ness that his father started, and his antiques have • 763 and 191 Main St.. Manchester CALL 649-5807 experience FREE HEARING TEST] • Consider adding a grassy Incidentally, a cord of stacked graced the sets of soap operas, plays and movies. Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 wood is 4 feet high, 4 feet wide and “Garden Accents” by Derek Fell mound or rock composition to ($27.50, Henry Holt). Fell notes in Elizabeth Taylor sat on a Newel couch in the 8 feet long. Often, sales are by the • Eastbrook Mall. Mansfield 161 Talcotville Road relieve bareness in winter. his guide to special features for Broadway revival of “The Little Ftoxes,” and films quality MEMOR''"-„Snchester 146 H azifd Awe , Suite 104 Route 83 “face cord,” a 4-by-8-foot stack cut Phone; 456-1141 HARRISON STREET johnton Medical Building Vernon. CT 06066 A fall cleanup will reduce the in­ creative landscaping that “a success­ such as “The Cotton Club,” “Godfather I and II,” Enfield. CT 06002 (203) 872-1118 into desired fireplace lengths. “Manhattan,” “Ghostbusters” and “Working Girl” (203) 763-4096 evitable spring garden invasion by Fireplaces are not very efficient ful garden is much more than just an insects. This should include removal assortment of pretty flowers and featured Newel furniture. home-heating systems. They deliver BAsreaN coMMCCVCura lbadimo full aewwce oanwAWt of old plant debris and tilling the only one-tenth of the wood’s heating plants.” garden this fall to eliminate many ,.. 1 - - ■ ,,,,tI’ ...... “ ‘ 643-2711 FOCtlS/Hobbles CLASSIFIED APS ATTENDANT for busy Photography rrnPART TIME full-service gas sta­ HELP Notices ||D |HELP WANTED tion. 2pm-7;30. Hours WANTED SOCIAL WORKER/ADMISSIOMS and salary negotiable. 0 MANCHESTER-Evenlng Apply In persan at Bar­ As a condition precedent to ry's Texaco, 318 Adams e q u ip m e n t operator the placement ot any adver­ help needed. 10-20 tor best mid-sized gen­ A rea nursing home is seeking a Czechs observe tising In the Manchester He­ hours per week. Ideal Street.______rald, Advertiser hereby eral contractor In east­ qualified individual to mangae the for students and home­ b u s y Chiropractic office ern CT. Must know how agrees to protect, Indemnify seeks dependable staff V makers. Call Gary at to operate excavator, Social Service Department. Duties and hold harmless the Man­ member for reception­ anniversary chester Herald, Its officers Little Caesars 646-4300. read prints, dozer and will include; case management, docu­ ond employees against any SECRETARY/ReceptlorTl ist and clerical respon­ truck driving expe­ and all liability, loss or st-2-3 days per week. Ma­ sibilities. Must enlov rience helpful. Benef­ mentation, admissions, discharge and expense. Including attor­ ture, non-smoker, working with people its. Call 742-5317, 8:30- By Marianne Fulton neys' tees, arising from and possess good com­ marketing. Excellent wage and bene­ claims of unfair trade practi­ word-processing skills 4:30.______The /Associated Press______on IBM PC. Manches­ munication and typing fit package available. Please send ces, Infringement of trade­ skills. Part-time. Mon­ SECRET ARY/Receptloi marks, trade names or pat­ ter professional office. 1st: Corporate office of resume to; P.O. Box 841 Glastonbury, Photography is alive and well in Czechoslovakia. Send resume to; Man­ day, Tuesday, Wednes­ ents, violation of rights of day, and Friday after- construction manoger- c e K a te the 150th anniversary of pho og- privacy and Infringement of chester Herald, Box A, To noons. 646-8632.______/general contractor C T 06033. raohy the Czechoslovak Union of Journalists copyright and proprietary P. O. Box 591, Man- looking for someone rights, unfair competition chester, CT 06040. PART-flme dishwasher. with good typing skills, r^ n tly sponsored three large exhibitions and a and libel and slander, which Weekend hours availa­ may result from the publica­ CENTRAL Connecticut some knowledge of sewing operation has ble. Please apply to word processing and tion of any advertisement In Covey's Restaurant. QHyRN __ This Chum may ’’T ’ l T g S . ' X ' was a oolossaJ history of the Manchester Herald by Immediate opening for overall office proce­ 643-2751.______dures. Duties Include RECREATION hav6 baan modalad aftar a photography that contained advertiser. Including adver­ part-time commercial diough ite cramped layout made the prm^ tisements In any free distri­ sewers. Top dollar NURSE'S Aides. Pres- general secretarial carnal’s hump. Tha chum S i & e , thflarge selection of histone^ works bution publications pub­ paid. Contact G. L. entlv hiring for part- work and answering lished by the Manchester Decelles at 643-5107. tim e positions on phones. Candidates Meadows Manor East, a 116 bed nurs­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, had to ba clampad to a wall. from ^m ania, Hungary, East G erm any^d the eoe.______weekends. All shifts. should have profes­ ing center has an immediate full time Publisher. Paid meals. Weekend Soviet Union made the exhibiUon unique, ^ r « - MEDICAL Asslstant- sional manner, posi­ position available. This qualified indi­ hibitions featured Czech photography from the /Transcrlptlonlst. differential. Contact tive attitude, and a Part-time, flexible Mrs. Kost, RN ADNS., desire to be a team vidual will be responsible for planning 1940s and Czechoslovak photojournalism. Salmon Brook Conva­ worker. Pleasant work The photojournalism show was '"'ell-concxiv^ I LOST hours. Experience pre­ and implementing all the social and Churn modeled after camel AND FOUND ferred. Interested per­ lescent Home, Glaston- environment. Excel­ and cerLnly well-done. Two toge rooms held the sons please call Lynne bury. 633-5244.______lent benefits. Send re­ therapeutic recreational programs for sume and salary re- “Godey’s Ladies Book” at the same exhibiuon, which was divided into five clearly IMPOUNDED; Male,full at 246-7445.______ACCOUNTANT approxi- the center. As part of the health care It’s a churn, a gizmo to make but­ time. A speedier method was the matelv 15 hours per oulrements to; C. E. defined sections. u cinvak dark Golden Retriever, MEDICAL Assistant for Larson Co., Attention and retirement corporation we offer an ter out of cream by agitation. Many barrel church, actually a crank, and 3 years. Found on West Manchester Dr's of­ week during tax sea­ In the first room, a history of Czech ^ d Slov^ son, 8 hours per week Pam, 150 Batson Drive, excellent wage and benefit package. ways of doing this have been Collectors' the author also shows us a ”Piggy“ photojournalism wrapped around the fom- w al^ Street, Bolton. Call fice. Looking for de­ Manchester.____ Bolton Dog Warden, pendable, mature, rest of the year. Some employed since biblical times. chum to be hung from a rafter and defining the subject and placing the rest of the show 646-3102. tax and accounting ex­ GROWING company Please reply to; highly motivated, perience or education It has been suggested that the first Corner swung back and forth ($175-$200). within its proper historical framework. friendly person to as­ seeks mature and con­ llene Berkon, Adm. chum might have been a camel s reaulred. Send resume scientious person with 341 Bidwell St. The number of church ideas hit­ Work from World War II was particulary i»ig- sist In high paced set­ to: Paul L. Watson, ting. Part-time after­ good organizational hump. As the old family pet, call her ting our patent office between 1790 nant. Josef Novak’s 1939 photograph of the Ger­ CPA, 1699 Boston Turn- skills to fill new office Manchester, CT 06040 serendipity* would be moseying Russ MacKendrick and 1893 was 2,440, making a man army’s entrance into Prague after the partition noon hours and an plke, Coventry, 06238. position. Excellent 1 announcements occassional evening. 647-9191 toward the oasis with skinful of happy hunting ground out there for shows two soldiers in an open car passing in front Call 646-5153. Leave PART-tIme dlshwasner. wages and benefit package to the right cream, the globules of fat were collectors with a lot of bam space. of a crowd whose individual faces contort with message. Please apply to Co­ vey’* Restaurant. 643- Individual. Reply T. M. Oirown together and thrown together □ □ □ emotions of sadness, fury and defiance. SMALL education busi­ pany of Bangor, Maine, should 2751. P. O. Box 8024 E. and eventually bunched up to be­ The First Sunday Stamp Bourse With the arrival of the Naz.i govemrnent, ness needs several Hartfijrd, CT 06108. eoe ADULT Children of THE Town ot Andover Is come the first pound of sweet-cream bring a easy $300 in today s market. will be held Sunday at the Holiday photographs showing the harsh realities of life m part-time people. "LET'S TALK!" The handiest place to get the alcoholics meeting Name your own hours looking for a part-time butter. Inn, 363 Roberts St., East Hartford, the occupied country and war photography were not zoning agent/planner. About Strano's success in selling and scoop on chumery is the book by every Monday, 7- and/or work from own STORE MANAGER The “Labor Saving Pendulum from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free admis­ permitted. To make this fact visually clear, the ex­ home. Xeroxing. Tele­ Apply at Selectman's how you can be a part of it! As always, we Linda Campbell Franklin entitl^ 8pm. Open to the $31,200 Guaranteed to start Churn” shown here imitated the sion, parking and door prizes. hibition curator displayed a group of comparisons; phone surveying. Mall Office, Town Office keep selling houses, and with our soon- “300 Years of Kitchen Collectibles.” public, located at Building, School Road, Expanding convenience camel’s lurch, with an added touch Thesday at 7:15 p.m., 303rd meet­ typical magazine covers of the penod showing suen surveying. Organizing to-start Training Program, you can be a Franklin gives us prices and 64 Church Street, data and writing. Ma­ Andover, or call 742- store needs managers in of twirling paddles inside. It had to ing and auction of the Central Con­ scenes as happy children in regional dress and 7305, Mondav-Fridav, part of the successful Strano's Sales Team. thumbnail descriptions of 45 items, Manchester. CT. nuscript writing on Ma­ the Manchester area. Gro­ be clamp^ to a mgged wall and necticut Coin Club. It will be held at grandmothers with babies were contrasted to a sup­ 9am-4pm. Conscientious, dependable, energetic, full running from $27.50 to $415. Cfbe 646-2803. Entrance cintosh computer. 649- cery experience a must. worked back and forth by means of the KofC Hall, 138 Main St. pressed 1942 photo of a citizen shot dead in the 9517. Good supervisory skilis a time sales associates will feel right at the horizontal handles. A gearing one-quart size “Dandy DeLuxe, I at the side. SALES/Secretarv. Part- FIND A CASH buyer for must Exceiient benefits and made by Dazey in the 1940s, up to street by the Nazis. • -r . home! ^ , mechanism would then spin the pad­ Russ MacKendrick is a One photograph is especially significant and time, 3-8pm, 4 days and those golf clubs you never profit sharing. Piease call If you are licensed, or soon to be, please dle shaft. late 18th-century elongated-handle Manchester resident who is an every Saturday. Please use! Advertise them for 1-800-624-9743. universally known in the region. Taken in 1945, call Ed Thornton, 646- sale In classified. Just dial call for confidential interview....don’t The conuuner could hold a couple stave piece with four-fingered authority on all types of collec­ [PART TIME wooden hoops.) when the Soviets liberated the country from the 3515 Manchester 643-2711 to place your ad. delay....call today! of galloiis, but some stenciling on tibles. Questions should be sent to: HELP WANTED Honda. the upper part says “Never Fill Over The up-and-down dasher, or Collectors’ Corner, Manchester German occupation, it shows a Czech who has ap­ Frank Strano parently jumped off his bike in his haste to embrace THE WHOLE DONUT Half Full.” “broomstick” type, is the most Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester familiar. With this a housewife an arriving Russian soldier. Titled “Fraternity,” it Counter persons, do­ STRANO REAL ESTATE This clever contraption, made by 06040. nut finishers and bak­ the Vanceboro Wooden Ware Com- might make butter and read captures some of the obvious relief and joy at the 647-"SOLD" end of the war. Like our own picture by Joe Rosen­ ers wanted. Full-time thal of the flag-raising at Iwo Jima, this photo w ^ and part-time. All shifts It’s W hat We DO Best! translated into a large statue, which stands in n ^ e d , especially third shift. Friendly atmos­ Dog’s lumps should be checked Prague. phere. Apply to the fol­ n Along with the photographs, the historical sec­ lowing Manchester WE NEED YOU because you might wait too long. tion incorporated photographs of magazine covers Whole Donut locations: RN/LPN'S and inside pages showing the context and layout 150 Center Street 6494)140 By Allan Leventhal □ □ □ TICKS STILL HERE: Don’t style over the years. While the exhibition dealt with 467 Hartford Rd. 646-9150 Pet Forum the 1944 Slovak National Uprising and the 1945 Meadows Manor East of Manchester, a discard those tick collars or other ^19^reon^oad^6^^9^ QUESTION: My dog has lumps National Uprising, no mention was made of Prague 116 bed skilled facility is currently looking and bumps all over her. Once in a forms of protection yet. The eight­ legged parasites are still out there. Spring, 1968 and its suppression by the Soviets. It for RN’s and LPN’s who genuinely enjoy while one will bleed but not badly. Some of these are the ones that p r i d e a g a i n FOOD SERVICE HOSTESS Ticks are not as sensitive to freezing seems clear enough why this asp^t of more recent W E A R T H E working with the elderly. Part time and They’re all sizes but they don’t should be removed. Your times was excluded — perestroika still has some Part-time hostess position as are fleas and may be encountered It vou'ri- a Navy Wu-raii. why not availeble at new retirement full time openings for staffing and super­ seem to bother her. Should I do any­ veterinarian can often tell, by a even in deep winter. Keep checking way to go in Czechoslovakia. „ul on tin- uniform again an.l rclivr «,.m- community. Hours 4pm-8pm, vision with chance for advancement, w e thing about this? physical exam or biopsy, which In the center of the first room were three other (,fllu-prouiU'Mmoiiu'iU.si)tyoui lilc. your outdoor pets for ticks and fleas |,,i„ ,„ herself). 1 ra>i*8A«»» •e»e4> $ e « 1 I ^ « B G I A A-q e • • $ q < [CONDOMINIUMS J J J h o m e s HOMES HOMES HOMES 2 I FOR SALE I ^ H D M E S J ^ H D M E S FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE CH APLIN Wood Condo. Real Estate MANC HESTER- STAFFORD Sprlngs- 21 units on 23 gorgeous r r i H E L P .M C H E S T E R - Prlce reduced on this 2 acres. Fantastic loca­ IMMACULATE COVENTRY- BOLTON Ranch-Thls 7 Gracious 5/5, 2 family. Q i l WANTED room, 2 bath, stone Woodhill Heights year old Raised Ranch, tion with nice options. NO payments v"f'' ^ lonlal, Bolton-Stately Immaculate, well dec­ Make an offer today. c a r i n g vronnan seeks year 2000 on $145,000 four bedroom home set front Ranch has easy Ranch with 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, living $99,900. Realty World, HOMES orated 8 room home. IV2 baths, flreplaced $179,900. Flano Real Petersen Properties, t h i r d ShlTT-2 full-timei^ lob caring for the el­ 2nd mortgage! (8°®®^ on 1 plus ocres. Taste­ access to 1-384. Needs Estate, 646-5200.O____ room, dining room and and 2 parMlmers. $5.M derly or children. Sleep FOR SALE on 8% Fixed Rate, No Lovely landscaping paint and paper. Ask­ living room, screened kitchen, 2 tull baths, Corol Lutsky. 455-0873. fully decorated with with brick front walk. IMMACULATE - an hour to start. Senior in/out. 243-3403. 1 points, NO Prepay­ new Pine floors in ing only $165,000. Call porch, 2 car garage. fireplace, 2 car garage. M IL L B R ID G E Hollow-2 citliens urged to appiv- MANCHEST^K - ments, NO Prepayment Great eastern views. Rudy DeTucclo. Blan­ Doris Bourque. Bloomfield by owner, 1.5 acre lot, all for bedroom Condo In only 135,000 for these breaktast room and Doris Bourque. 1700 square toot Cape, 3 Also wanted, 2 part- Penalty.) The builder den, fully appllanced chard 8, Rossetto Real­ $159,900. Sentry Reql $149,500. Blanchard 8. quiet environment, brand new, huge, excit­ $209,900. Sentry Real Estqte, 643-4060.0 large bedrooms, fire­ timers tor Saturday i r n BUSINESS „ will consider trade of kitchen with new ca­ tors," We're Selling Rossetto Realtors," great view, 2 baths, and Sunday. Apply ing, 7 room, 1,800sq. ft. your property toward Estate, 643-4060.O____ Houses" 646-2482.0 MANCHESTER-Fullv place In living room, We're Selling Houses" ultimately private, | 1 3 | OPPORTUNITIES beautiful contempor­ binets, French doors to OPEN HOUSE dining room, eat-ln kit­ Jasper's, Route 6, An- this new 3050 square sunroom, and many SUNDAY, NOV ®th I^PM SOUTH WIN DSOR- dormered Cope with 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 2 . g _____ baths and bedrooms V ary Townhouses. OUT of state owners need chen, 2 car attached doyer, or call 742-0787 foot Contemporary lo­ aa LOR ROAD Newer 3 bedroom, 3Vz 3/4 bedrooms, hard­ separated bv living t h i n k i n g of a bus'"®” Cathedral ceilings, An­ more custom features Immediate sale of their garage with loft, BOLTON-BIrch Moun­ for personal Interylew. of your own? I need cated In a prestigious $289,900. D.W. Fish BOLTON $327,900 bath Ranch. 1st floor wood floors, flreplaced tain area. Prices Re­ area. Owner must relo­ dersen windows, full 1 New 7 Rm contemporary in 8 room, 5 bedroom, 3 breezewav, large treed VACANCY-4th groae someone to learn mine. area of expensive Realty, 643-1591 .o area! 2800 s q n o U v in a ^ c e with 3 laundry, family room, full bath homr on a living room. Deco­ duced! Spectaculor 11 cate. Asking $98,500. basements, 2x6 con­ homes, breakfast rec room. Inground rated with elegant lot. Asking $149,900. room Comtemporary CHFA approved. 647- teacher, G. H. Robert­ Call recorded mes- struction, family room CONTEMPORARY Lo- bedrooms; lormal DR; lireplaced FH, 120'x283' treed lot! Ask-' 286-8764. son School (to cover nook, floor to celling ^ ! t a h t s whirlpool; ond 2 Mr over pool and huge deck. country charm. Sally with private In-law 7548 or 651-4575._____ sage^ 563-496^ fireplace, central air, lonlal, Andover-10 Ing $182,900. Blanchard HEBRON-A large home leave of absence). Be­ Granite ^replace, 4 Joan Inguanty. 8, Rossetto Realtors," Sullivan. $149,900. Sen­ apartment overlook­ L Y D A L L Woods, oven /range, d'®- month old $239,900. Sentry Real with 3 bedrooms, fam­ ginning date No­ bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 to Lori Rd. We're Selling Houses" try Real Estate, 643-- ing 1 acre sandy beach Manchester-Great [HOMES hwasher, hood, dispo­ home set on 4 plus Estate, 643-4060.O 4060.O ____ ily room, 2nd floor vember 20,1989. Salary sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full 2 half baths, Jaccuiil, acres. Large eat-ln kit­ k ie r n a n 646-2482.0 pond bordered bv tleld- three bedroom Duplex according to Board 1 FOR SALE and 3 car garage. sitting room. 2 car stone walls. Fully ap­ baths, washer/dryer chen with pantry, hard- garage. David Mur­ Condo. Williamsburg policy. Closing date hookups, cedar siding, $385,000. Philips Real wood floors# 1st REALTY r a PART TIME IM PART TIME pllanced, lacuzzi, sky- Colonial on a cul-de- November 10, 1989. exceptional Value-3 Estate, 742-14500 p a r t t im e ^^^ dock. $163,900. Sentry lltes, wraparound wall-to-wall, carpeting, laundry and flreplaced 294 Main Street | 1 0 1 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real Estate, 643-4060.Q sac with a big 20x17 Contact Michael J. Ma­ bedrooms, O W N E R says sell this new living room, 2Vj baths, HELP WANTED porches, 3 plus acres. deck to take advantage filed foyer, oak kitchen Manchester, CT MANCHESTER-Large $450,000. Flano Real linowski, Super Intend- Quiet, treellned, res cabinets, two-zone gas 1748 Salt Box reproduc­ Jacuzzi. Truly a cus­ of privacy. Low Condo ant of Schools, Coven­ dentlal street. Call heat, slider to deck and tion built from Stur- tom home with a brook 6 4 9 -1 1 4 7 sized 7 room Cape. Estate, 646-5200.O fee! You own the land! try Public Schools. 78 Linda for more Infor- brldge Village ij ans First floor family room SOUTH WINDSOR-New $154,900. D.W. Fish 2-car garage. Owners at rear of property. and den, flreplaced liv­ Ripley Hill Road, Cov- l^lStlon. RE/MAX East will hold a second drawn bv Russell S. $237,900. D.W. Fish listing off Ellington Realty, 643-1591 .o____ entrv, 06238. 742-7317. of thP River, 647-1419.0 Oatman. 3 fireplaces. ing room, 3 car garage. Road, 2 year old 10 mortgage of $32,900 at Realty, 643-1591 .□ P a u la Mederlos. THE most for your s t e e l Erector needed. MANCHESI hR-i If***!- 8% with no principal or Beehive oven, 3 bed­ room U and R Contem­ monev-When vou buy CUSTOM U ana k kohv.Ii, $169,900. Sentry Real Experienced rooms, 1V2 bPt*is cape Interest payment due rooms, 2Vz baths, on a 3 Bolton-Centrallv air SeU Your Car porary. Family room this 3 bedroom super work on metal building v^lfh remodeled kit for 7 years. These are plus acre parcel with Estate, 643-4060.O with skylights, sunken Townhouse with IVz conditioned 6 room MANCHESTER-Roomv 4 living room. Heated erection crew. Benet- Chen. Sliders to deck beautiful single fanillv brook and pond# Wii- home situated In a baths, basement and In fts! eoe. coll BUI, 242- from family room. homes, not condomini­ llngton. Owner wants bedroom Ranch with sun room. 4-5 bed­ a U and R well built wooded setting conve­ rooms, deluxe kitchen, 3 7 3 8 . ______Hardwood f'oo;;*' ums; and there ore, of reasonable offer. Phil­ nient to 1-384. Features sunken living room, brick, well cared for family room, master 3 baths, central air and h a i r Dresser needed for Place with wood stove. cours6/ no association ips Real Estate, 742- Include Georgian M ar­ 4 Lines — 10 Days ^ complex with pool, and Susan Donahue. fees. Call today for 1450O______50C charge each a-TC'- bedroom with whirl­ much more. $335,000. yes, a 2 car garage!I! small no pressure ble tirepace, large rec ^AfeVeGot Blanchard 8, Rossetto salon. Experienced $139,900. Sentry Real complete details on HORSE permltted-2 open tional line, per day. Vou pool and deck. Susan The best boy on the room In walk-out base­ Shimer. $209,900. Sen­ Realtors," We're Sel­ with cllentel Preferred. E,k baths 923 Mam Street dence lo ; Personnel I.T.S., 176 $172,00011! Jackson 8. Manchester, Connecticut, in Fully appllanced Call 645-8480 8895.g______sliders to patio are a |(D_Cl training you need to do your job 646-1700 ppllon Rd., Vernon, CT 06066. ^ Jackson Real Estate, SPACIOUS 4 bearoom highlight of this 3 bed­ the Manchester Catalog Choice of colors Jhf 'coNni AVMU.w.r For Info eoe______room beauty. Call Bar­ ORDER with a confident lioliday smile. Colonial on lovely, ma­ 647-8400.g______Distribution Center. Priced from $139,900. ture, landscaped lot on t a i l o r Made-Expanded bara tor more Informa­ M and expanded to allow tion. R E /M A X East of ONE FOR quiet street In desira­ ‘PHASE I ONLY Exit 62- R ig h t at end of ramp. Left onto Tolland CERTIFIED NURSE AIDts ble area of Manches­ vou lots of flexibility the River, 647-1419.0 y o u r ad ter. First floor family with this 10 room Cape N EW constructlon- The ■ iCPonnev Catalog, l?Ske"BTa7rir-on Main Street., R.ght on room and Cod In Manchester. 4-5 Quality built 8 room Priced to sell. $184,900. bedrooms, 4 baths, Contemporary on TODAY! Woodland Street. 1/10 mile on right. gg gne mile take country kitchen, spa­ time positions. Century 21, Epstein lightly wooded 1 Vz ^ounef^sTORE ;r/hrN rh"M Li!;X ; U g h t X n K fo rllO mue. right on Woodland t/10 cious 1st floor, family When placing Every other weekend required Realty, 647-8895n_____ acres. Custom built An Equal Opporturaly Employe' MANCHESIbK-Moy® room, fireplace, hard­ Oak staircase, cabin- your classified ad mile on right. •Ask about oqr cWld care reimbursement wood floors, sprawling right Into this 3 bed­ try, hardwood floors, I ask for the STARllj GD 3 •Non-benefits rate of pay program ro o m Immaculate deck and super In-law and more. Trades ac­ home with bay window, set-up. Extra large lot. cepted. Some owner Reduced and anx­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 M a n n i n g R e a l j y , hardwood floors, and a financing. S-Ll PleaM^call: Director ious!!! $189,900. Jock- $285,000. Flano Real garage. Great buyl son 8. Jackson Real Crestfleld Convalescent Home of Nsnehester Century 21, Epstein Estate, 646-5200.O EstOte, 647-8400.g 643-5151. Realty, 647-8895o 1 rnTV/STEREO/ [CARS FOR SALE TAG SALE Astrograph | 7 5 1 a p p lia n c e s GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t be I APARTMENTS j^ H O M E S endeavors look promising for you to­ ILOTS/LAND FOR RENT CHEVROLET 1974 Ma- MOVING Sale-MIsc. van­ Nov. 5,1989 overiy concerned about your conjpen- FOR RENT DINING room set Drexel, CE, stereo, am/tm radio, llbu Classic. 79K, origi­ ities, medicine c a ­ day, whether it Is dealing with a big or­ sation today regarding vour «you FOR SALE GSL Building Mainte­ hutch and buffet. Pe­ 2 cassette players tor nal owner, 2 door, V8. binets, lights, kitchen ganization or just a large group of peo­ do a good job. the rewards should be MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ sale. Mitsubishi. $200. It looks like good old fashioned luck will nance Co. Commercl- can wood cane back Some repairs, excel- cabinets, faucets and play a key role in your affairs in the year ple at a gathering. commensurate to your ®<*orts. LAND-Several approved 2 bedroom Flat, $625 per room, garage, en­ C all 645-1854. Includes 3 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Important closed porch. Security. al/ResIdentlal build ng chairs. $7,500 new. Ask­ lent engine. 643-5675. sinks, cultured Marble ahead, especially in areas where you II CANCER (June 21-July 22) Someoiie building lots available month. Heat and hot CD 's. pieces could be coming together for No pets. $800. 647-9976. repairs and home Im­ ing $2,800 or best offer. CHEVY Comoro Iroc-z, tops, bath tubs, display be trying to get an enterprise off the will be saying nice things o^out you to- locally. Sentry Real water Included. A 2 provements. Interior Items. New condition. you as of today and there is a possibility dav that will enhance your image in tne i bedroom Townhouse, MANCHESTER-3 b ^ 1989. Fully loaded, t- around. Estate, 643-4060.O and exterior painting, Heritage Kitchen and you may experience success both so­ i e s ofothers. You might not hear what full basement, hookup room Duplex. Living fops, low mileage. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Now. 22) Everyone is COVENTRY-1 acre light carpentry. Com­ Bath Center, 182 W. cially and commercially. for washer/dryer. Heat room with fireplace, $15,500. 646-5115. likely to fare better in the long run today is said but you'll feel its impact. cleared land on a quiet plete lanitorlal ser­ Middle Turnpike, Man- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) What you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you re a posi­ and hot water Included, rec room with tire- HONDA Civic H atch - if the control of an important matter is in country road. $46,900. vice. Experienced, rel­ chesfer. 649-5400. leave unsaid today might serve you bet­ tive thinker today, it will govern your ac­ $750 per month. 1 year place, washer/dryer bock, 1988, sunroof, your hands instead of being run by a ter than what you express. This is be­ V iable, tree estimates. tions and produce desirable results, es­ 742-1357. leases plus security hookup, eosy access to plnstrlplng. Call after ANTIQUES, copper, fur­ committee. Scorpio, treat yourself to a 643-0304. ______cause others will use their imagination pecially in a situation you've been trying deposit. 646-4525._____ 1-84. $925 per month 6pm. 646-2990. ______niture, dishes, misc., birthday gift. Send for ^stro- to fill in the blank spaces to please SNOW Plowing - Cotn- Saturday after 4, Sun­ Graph predictions for the year ahead by to Din down to your advantage. a v a i l a b l e Im m e­ plus utilities. 646-3323. BUSINESS merclal, residenlal. PONTIAC Firebird, 1980, day 10am-?, 489 Main mailing $1 to Astro-Graph c/o this VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your exp^- diately. 3 room apart­ RENT-Forest Rldge“ 3 6 cylinder, good condi­ ARIES*(March 21-April 19) It looks like PROPERTY Bolton, Vernon and St. ______newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. tations will have a better chance of be- ment. Security and bedroom , Vh tion Inside and out. Call Lady Luck may intervene in a oiatter rearzed today it you show others N Coventry area. Jf''®® m a n c h e s t e r - OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your references required. $950 monthly plus utili­ estimates. Call Pete, after 5 pm. 569-7946. that has been concerning you lately. As whh whom you’re involved that it could $495 m onthly. 643-1577. Saturdav/Sundav, 4th zodiac sign. «i of today the picture could change from ties. Several other lo­ 643-1213. ______$1,895.______SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Al- mean equally as much for them. Make OFFICE AAANCHESTER-Newer “6 cal rents available. and 5th, 10-4, 154 F lo r­ dark shades to bright hues. l e a f Removal - Free d o d g e A ries, iv83, a ir, 4 ence St., Bikes, furni­ though you are likely to opt to stay in CONDOMINIUM room Duplex, 3 bed- Sentry Real Estate, 643- cylinder, 80K, $1,300 or TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Compro­ UBRr(S"l^^'»' ») conditions estimates. Call Ken 643- ture, etc. the background today, your ideas and mise is a very effective tool iri your $123,900 roomSf IVa baths^ fuH 4 0 6 0 . O ______For a long-lasting fire, CONCRETE be'it offer. 643-8103. suggestions will still have a strong eftect look bright for you today in the material basement, deck. All ap­ 0747. choose hardwood logs — hands today and it can be used con­ re a L. Strangely enough, however your Brick, prestigious, e a s t Harttora, o rooni b u Tc k ELECTRA STA- on others. However, you might not re­ pliances. $750 monthly Cape, 1 bath, no pets. fhat produce a shorter structively to adjust arrangements good fortune could come from being newer buildings. TIONWAGON, 1982, all ceive credit for authorship. where critical issues are at stake. 1000 sq.ft plus utilities. 646-7693 $800/month. Securi­ flame and burn less ra­ Roman Spiewak options. $2,500. C a ll 633- FOR SALE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Group more lucky than logical. ties, utilities. Avallabl^e pidly than soft woods. It *** onytim e.______Mason Contractor 5132.______Im m ediately. 875-7896 aroma Is the most Impor­ D O D G E P icku p 100-1976, HAIR SALON MANCHESTER-4 room INVITATION TO BID #088 Brick. Block or Stone TOYOTA Cellca ^ apartment, 2nd floor, or 813-847-0276. tant consideration, select Chimneys, Patios, Walls high miles. Needs elec­ $12,000 The East Hartford Public New. Hestoretlone and Repairs Sport. 1986, 58K, excel­ trical work. Runs good, appliances, heat, hot wood from fruit trees, it lent condition. $7,300. CARDINAL [CARS Good location. In­ water. 1 month secur­ Schools, 110 Long Hill Driye, you have fireplace logs [ for s a le has new front end 646>4134 742-8386.______BUICK, INC. FOR SALE cludes business ity. $650 per month. rnSTORE/OFFICE East Hartford, Ct„ 06108, will for sole, find buyers the FORD Bronco II, 1986. Air parts. $300 or best equipment and sup­ Prefer couple. No pets. 1 3 5 1 for r e n t receive sealed bids for quick and easy way ... f o r d Fairmont Station 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan $8,990 CHEVY S-10 Picku p. 1985, conditioning, 43K, ste­ otter. Call Chris 647- UNIFORMS. Bid information Ext PAJ $12,995 PINTO Wagon, 1974,good Cal I after 6pm, 649-1362. with o low-cost ad In WET BASEMENT? Wagon, 1981,68K, orig­ 1988 C h e v S -1 0 C a b V-6,5 speed, air, T ahoe reo. 645-1689. 0887. plies. and specifications are avail­ 1988 Pontiac G rand Am C ou pe $8,690 Interior, head by Che­ OFFICE - 3 room, 9(W Clossifled. 643-2711.______Over 40 Years Experience inal owner, 6 cylinder, cap, many extras. MANCHESTER-4 rooms, able in the Business Office of ______Written Guarantee automatic, air. $625. 1987 Bu'ick Riviera T-Type $H i8M ney Tech. $100/best sq.ft, on Spruce Street. Free EsIirTtales offer. 643-8686. _____ $5,800. 645-1801.______ANN MILLER 2nd floor, 2 family. Lease, parking, Hatchways, Foundation Cr^ s, 646-5533.______1987 B u ick Regal $8,695 $600. Utilities. No pets. '^al^'^bids'will f» received | PAINTING/PAPERING Sump Pumps. Drainage Lines. 1987 G M C S -1 5 S p t PAJ $6,380 REAL ESTATE $700/m onth. 643-6712. BasemenI Waterproofing of Floors A BUICK LaSabre, 1979, 4 until 2;00 pm, Monday, • ------$11A50 647-8000 M a ry G abby 646-2482. MANCHESTbR-PriTire Walls A More door, air, new trans­ 1987 Bu'ick P a ik A re Sedan November 13, 1989. at which $6^80 MANCHESTER-lst floor, East Center Street lo­ IVe can tell you Albert Zuccaro 646-3361 mission, 1 owner. $800 1987 ChevS-10 PAJ time they will be publ^y or best offer. 295-8754. 1987 C hov C on vB ision \fein $13,999 2 family, 5 rooms, 2 cation. Attractlye Co­ $14,995 CARDINAL BUICK’S VOLUMt- opened and read aloud. The what to look for... 1987 Cadillac Brougham bedrooms, porch, gar­ lonial decor with fire­ East Hartford Public Schools O LDS, Delta 88, 1982, 4 $10,690 place. Great road ELECTRICAL door, power windows, 1987 Buick Regal LTD Rentals age, basement, attic, reserves the right to accept w and what to look 1986 Buick LeSabre Coupe $8,480 washer/dryer hoo­ visibility and parkiM. reject any or all bids or the cruise, loaded, excel­ $7,480 PRICING SAVES YOU CASHl Security system. $925 ant fo r r DUMAS ELECTKIO lent condllton. 1 owner. 1988 Buick Century Sedan kups. $625 per month right to waive technical for­ 1986 C hev M onte C arlo $8,490 plus utilities. No pets. per month. Allbrio Service changes, $2,900. 646-1039. malities if it is in the best inter­ 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $9,980 [ROOMS 643-1390, 643-1591. Reolty. 649-0917.______additional wiring and est of the School Department H arBro INVITATION TO BID 1986 Dodge 600 Sod $5JB95 • OUR* •^K'^ .o k *??. e x c e l l e n t location. repairs on existing $9,480 FOR RENT Quiet, 5 rooms, 3rd tloor. to do so. The EIGHTH UTILITIES DIS­ 1986 P o n liac T rans Am 26K $250 per month Includ­ homes. Quality work at , $4,995 Heat, appllonces. Reli­ Richard A. Huot, Painting TRICT 32 Mam Street, 1985 Buick Skylark f T m a l ^E preferred- able mature adults. ing heat. Carpeting. affordable prices. 1965 B u ick S kylark $4,995 Furnlshed, kitchen Director, Business Services of Manchester Manchester, CT 06040 seeks Reterences, s®cu'’'tv , 647-9223. 643-7175. Entirely owner operated. 1982 Ford M ustang $3,495 privileges, clean, 009-11 bids for the following items; lease. No pets. 647-1221 27 years exp. Call 81 Adams St., Manchester quiet, busline. 647-9813. Quality Painting PASS DEVICES, 649-4571 or 646-6113.______m a n c h e s t e r T o r Joseph Durnas Bid specifications may be ob­ $100 per week. 1 weeks m o d e r n -3 rooms, quiet. Services 1990 BUICK SKYLARK 1990 BUICK CENTURY 1990 BUICK LeSABRE deposit. Parking. Call RENT, 646-5253. tained during normal business Heat, hot water, ap­ •Free Estimates 646-5079.______■■ Business II Zone NOTICE TO CREDITORS hours (9;00a,m. to 5.00 p.m.) pliances. References, Business-Residential •Senior CiUzen Discounts Monday thru Saturday^from 4 Dr. S e lin . Automatic, A/C 4 Dr, Sedan. AT. A/C, TilL R. Del. A MANCHESTER-Work, security, lease. No ESTATE OF FERDINAND DIMINICO •Aluminum & Vinyl MISCELLANEOUS the dispatcher at the E loH l H b o b RILEY 225-9144. After 5, 643- pets. 647-1221 or 646- SrooM Ssuite s/k/a Powerwashing SERVICES UTILITIES DISTRICT OLDSMOBILE 6681. Call Carole. 6113. t f i r e h o u s e . 32 Mam street, plus FRED DIMINICO *10,956* *12,498* *15,672* 646-6815 k* Manchester, Ct. 06040 259 Adams St., 5 room, 3 bedroom apt. The Honorable William E. We’re Here To Se. ve- ' Sealed bids will be received at ^ A P A R T M E N T S f T H CONDOMINIUMS Available December 1st FitzGerald, Judge of the Court HAWKES TREE SERVICE Manchester Bucket, truck & chipper. the above address until 7;00 6.9% GM AC FINANCING OR UP 3 ^ FOR RENT 1 3 3 1 FORFOR RENT RENT G & S ASSOCIATES of Probate, District ot Stump removal. Free 649-1749 Manchester at a heanng held pm on Tuesday, November 643-2121 eetlmetae. Special $11,995 TWO and 3 bedroom on 11/1/89 ordered that all “ Wall Papering and consideration for elderly 21 1989 at which time they 1987 Ford Mustang GT TO $1000 MFGR. REBATE b r a n d New c o n d o - ‘ i n c l u d e s FACTORY REBATE. apartments. Applian­ claims must be present^ to Painting end handicapped. will be publidy opened, read 1987 OWs Calais $6995 Never lived In. 3 bed­ aloud and recorded. UP TO 24 MOS TO ^PROVED CUSTOMERS. ' ces, hot water. Call room Townhouse, 2Va r a INDUSTRIAL the fiduciary at the address 30 years Experience 1987 Chevy S-10 Blazer $9,995 647-7553 Bids shall remain valid for thir­ $5995 Phil or Suzanne. 646- baths, central alr/vac, 1 3 7 ] p r o p e r ty below. Failure to promptly Insurance and 1985 Ford LTD PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK 1218.______all appliances Includ- present any such daim may References ty days from the bid opening 1989Tofonado $16,995 result in the loss of nghts to date The Distnet reserves tl^ MANCHESTER-! b e d ­ I n g microwave, MANCHESTER-244^ MARTY MAHSSON 1986 OWs 98 $9,995 recover on such claim. GUTTER right to reject any and d l b i* 1986 "Corvette” room, 1st floor, fridge, washer, dryer and Ice sQuor6 footi 2 drive In 649-4431 1986 Cadi Fleetwood $13,995 maker. Wall-to-wall for any reason deemed to be stove, quiet older per­ doors. Parking. Wood­ CLEANING 1984 Porsche 944 $13,995 Jet Black, Glass Top, Leather, Loaded, carpeting, fireplace, in the best interest of the Dis- son preferred. No pets. land Industrial Park. 1984 Audi 5000S $6,995 Low Mileage. $385 plus security. Call deck, attached garage SERVICE 643-2121. The fiduciary is; EIGHTH UTILITIES $6,995 643-6802. ______w/door opener, 5®®“'”' DICK COBB for estimate call DISTRICT 1986 Chevy Eurospoit MUST BE SEEN! Itv system and full Angelo M. DiMinico INTERIORS 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo $6,995 COVENTRY-Convenient, 78 High Street 875-0634 or 875-9142. Joseph Tripp Watch This Space Each Week private location. Wall- basement. Central lo­ Clean Quality Painting at 1987 OWs Ciera cation, short walk to r a CLEANING Manchester, CT 06040 Fire Commissioner to-wall carpeting, Fair Prices. 1987 Pont. Bonneville $10,98b ------USED $8695 Manchester Hospital, 1 5 2 | SERVICES 011-11 Dated at Manchestw, C t basement storage. 1 Specializing in Interior Need repairs oround the 1986 Pontiac 6000 and 2 bedroom apart­ Parkade and many home? Coll on expert. this 31st DAY ON OCTOBER. 1986 OWs Delta Sedan $7,995 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan ...... 1987 Buick Regal LTD C ou p e...... churches. Adults pre­ POUS h" woman win Painting. Carpentry and ments. $400 to $500. 2 You'll find the help you 1989 1988 Chevrolet S-10 P/U Thick ...... 1986 Buick LeSabre Coupe...... months security. No ferred. No pets, trucks, clean your house. Call Exterior Painting also need In Classified. 643- RV's or motorcycles. 008-11______1988 Chevrolet S-10 Ext. Cab P/U ...... 1986 Buick Century Sedan ...... * dogs. 742-0569.______644-2835 or 644-4663 tor available. $900 per month plus more Information. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2711. n o t ic e TO CREDITORS 1988 Pontiac Grand Am Coupe...... 1986 Chevrolet Monte C a rlo ...... RANCHES I tK- utilities. Option to buy. ESTATE OF Call Dick Cobb at ESTATE OF COURT OF PROBATE 1987 Buick Park Avenue Sedan...... Avallable Imme­ 1986 Mercury Grand Marquis ...... C all 646-8711.______HAROLD WENDELL 643-4749 LAWN CARE GABRIEL R. DeCAMPOS d is t r ic t o f d ia te ly. 1 and 2 ELLIOTT 1987 GMC S-15 P/U Truck ...... VERNON-1 bedroom The Honorable William E. MANCHESTER 1987 Chevroiet 3-10 P/U T ru c k ...... - bedrooms, walking dis­ The Hon. David C. Rappe, NOTICE OF HEARING 1986 Pontiac Trans Am 2 6 K ...... 14*995 tance to downtown, hot Condo, newly ap­ 1 FLOORING YARD MASTERS FitzGerald, Judge of the Court 1987 Chevroiet Conversion V a n ...... pointed, wonderful Judge of the Court of Probate, EXPERT of Probate. Distnet of IN RE; 1985 Buick Skylark ...... S’ aqc > water Included. $575 District of Coventry, at a hear­ AIYCE B. ALEMANY 1987 Cadiiiac Brougham S e d a n ...... and $650. Boyle Man- amenities, minutes Exterior and Interior Trees cut, yards cleaned. Manchester at a hoani^ held 1982 Ford Mustang ...... ing held on October 31. 1989. on 10/31/89 ordered that all 1 a g e m e n t Company. from Hartford. In­ painting and wallpaper Lawns. Brush removal, Pursuant to an order of Hon. 1987 Buick Riviera T-Type...... $ i i | ^ cludes heat and water. hanging. Llmllad extarlor gutters cleaned, drive­ claims must be present^ to William E. FiUGeraW, J^ge. 1 649-4800.______ordered that all daims rnust reatoratlon. Pravloua work $625. Call Mr. LaBella FLOOR SANDING the fiduciary at the address dated October 25, 1989 a MANCHESTER- be presented to the fiduciary can ba teen upon requeal. ways sealed. 563-8310. below. Failure to promptly completelv furnished 3 • Now and Old Floors ^ at the address betow. Failure Contact BC Company, 643-9996 hearing will be held on an ap­ CRRDINfiL BQKIC INC. to promptly present any such 844-6068. present any such dai.t" plication praying for a charge room apartment. Split- • Natural & Stained result in the loss of nghts to S E IZ E this daim may result in the loss of ol naune as in said application level. Private e n ­ for your own. l b®a- Flo o rs recover on such claim. trance. All appliances. rights to recover on such General Yard Claan* Up on file more fully appears, at ro o m C o n d o tor John Virlillle — M8-5750 WEKLES PMnWG CO. Susan McQuay "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS Including colort.v. and $57,000. C o ll 617-436- claim. • Lawna Raked the Court of Quality work at a • Brush Removal Ass't Clerk November 2D, 1989 at 3.15 81 Adam s Street, Manchester air. Professional per­ Bertha E. Rappe. reaaonebla price! • Tree Ramoval 9461.______Clerk P.M. son preferred. No pets. Interior 8 Exterior • Hadga Trimming The fiduciary is; (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) Security $500 a month. ‘ Free Eatimetee • And More Emiiy H. DeCampos Sandra Haun TODAY IS a good day to The fiducianr is; 645-6205.______WE DELIVER • Reasonable Rates 33 Griffin Road Clerk ploce an ad In classified to Ludnda Elliott Call Briaa Walgla Manchester, CT 06040 3.4-S-7 room aportm ents. For Home Dollvory, Call 36 John Hand Drive Call 657-9761 D1D-11 $560-$600-$670-$750. 2 sell those Idle items 6454912 • , you've been storing. A 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Coventry, Ct 06238 012-11 months security. No quick coll to 643-2711 will Mono»y to FrkJay. 9 to 6 pets, c a ll 646-2426 M o n ­ 013-11 day through Friday 9-5. put your ad In print. NORTH II-4-89 ♦ AQ73 CARS CARS p«*s,\ to go down two tricks doubled at four Pass Auto,AIC of sorts, since they will not always spades. The right answer is obvious 1 ♦ Dbl.* 2 ♦ 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $8,995 make their contract. Don’t take away 86 Ford Tempo $4395 Neither North nor South could be cer­ Pass Pass 3 4 86 Centu7 Wagon $7,495 Auto, A/C that gain by bidding on and taking a tain that even three spades was going Pass 4 ♦ Pass 86 Chevrolol Celebrity $7,195 sure minus when you are doubled. 85 Buick Century $3,995 to make. So they had an advantage 4 ♦ Pass Pass 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,395 Auto, AlC Look at the spirited competitive bid­ All pass when West bid four clubs. South should 86 Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 83 S-10 Blazer $5,995 ding today. •negative double V-8, Auto, AC have passed quietly, hoping to take 86 Chevette 4 Dr. $4,995 West’s double was negative, and his four tricks against the East-West ■ANT OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM partner bid three clubs over North’s Opening lead: ♦ 6 86R)ntGrandAmSE $8^95 345 Center St., Manchester contract. 647-7077 CHEVY Ti I'J TRUCK W E LO N ovember Is CHEVY $1000 f i l l T ruck M onth ... S f i ReVja'® 1990 S10 Pick Up T remendous S avings on . $7,295* R ight NOW!! ro 0® r ool 30 Other S10s available oo e.io P'J r! 5 ^ Co 171 S hn fS O r- ^ rn ^ Cl 03 2 §8s •H°o, 00 mi .o\ Q S a 0 30 O 0 189 o ^ o g § ^ O 2 O' 55 Q o)l» pcQ * S o23 92 r- 0 t"0 0 9 233 o23 1990 Full Size 1/2 Ton SS 2 Sj 5 ■H O D O C D§ 0 ^ | ‘=t=au I $12,145 a > cn ■**4 o > cn cn cn cn GOCD cn o-n o > CD o > CDGOCD CD GOCD COGO Qw 8'Bed, Auto Trans CD CD CD CDCD CD CD S CD CD CD CD CD “ n> '5 Other Pick-Ups available CDCDCDCDCDCD CD CD CD CD s 1990 S10 BLAZER 2-wheel drive $16,989 e ,t '» ‘ 1989 Full Size Vans n *-* Cl “ri Fully Equiped $12,285* 15 other Blazers available V8, Automatic 10 other Full Size available 5*1

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SPORTS Breeders’ Cup series produces a classic

By Ed Schuyler Jr. Crj-ptoclearance, who finished fifth in Piniella gets three-year deal to pilot the Reds The Associated Press each of the previous two years for a total of $300,000. The winner’s share is $1.35 V HALLANDALE, Fla. — The richest million. By John Nolan 224-193. day in horse racing, both in tenns of money and equine talent, will take place Easy Goer, ridden by Pht Day, was the The Associated Press Piniella becomes the 41st manager 6-5 early favorite. He has won five since 1900 for the Reds, who begin the Saturday at Gulfstream Park. Easy Goer is expired to duel Sunday straight Grade 1 stakes since finishing CINCINNAri — The Cincinnati Reds 1990 season April 2 against Houston in second to Sunday Silence in the Kentucky have asked Lou Piniella to pick up the their traditional National League season Silence in the $3 million Breeders’ Cup Classic. Derby and Preakness. The sUcak began pieces. opener. with an eight-length win over Sunday Grass specialists from both sides of the Piniella was given a three-year contract He and his son. Derrick, donned Reds Silence in the Belmont Stakes. His record Friday to manage the Reds after spending caps at Friday’s news conference as Atlantic will go at it at a mile and 11/2 miles on the turf. for the year is eight wins and two seconds the last 16 years with the New York Piniella’s wife, Anita, watched. in 10 starts for earnings of $3,162,150. Yankees as a player, coach, manager, Reds general manager Bob Quinn, a The owner of some sprinter will win $450,000 from a $1 million purse in 70 Since the Belmont, Sunday Silence, general manager and just about every­ former Yankees general manager who seconds or less. who is rated 2-1, has finished second in thing else. worked with Piniella before being hired the Swaps and won the Super Derby for a Trainer D. Wayne Lukas will have a Piniella, who wore No. 14 while a Oct. 13 by the Reds, said his familiarity record of six wins and two seconds in total of seven fillies in the fight for two member of the Yankees, replaces Cincin­ with, and respect for, Piniella helped in eight this year. He has earned $3,228,454. other $1 million purses. nati’s most famous No. 14, Pete Rose. hiring the new manager. Quinn said He will be ridden by Chris McCarron, Piniella, whose contract will pay him a Piniella’s effectiveness in handling pitch­ Two Kentucky Derby winners, Sunday who replaces F^t vienzuela, who is Silence and Winning Colors, will be in reported $350,000 annually, succeeds ing staffs was considered a big plus in his under a 60-day suspension as a result of Rose, banished from baseball on Aug. 24 hiring. action, as will a dozen colts, whose testing posititive for cocaine. owners and trainers hope will turn out to for allegedly gambling on baseball. “This club here has good pitching. McCarron already has been involved in be Derby contenders next year. From the first day of spring training They have a wealth of good, young three rousing Classics. He finished A total of 83 horses were drawn to the last season, the Reds went through a arms,” Piniella said. “This is a good second on Gate Dancer by a head to sixth Breeders’ Cup series, and for good nightmare. There were daily stories about ballclub I’m coming to. It’s not like I’m Proud Truth in 1985, and he was a nose measure trainer Charlie Whittingham Rose’s gambling and the club played going into a rebuilding process. This is a behind Ferdinand on Alysheba in 1987. added the ghost of Man o’War. poorly, finishing fifth in the National ballclub that can win next year.” Finally, last year he won, riding Alysheba League West with a 75-87 record. Quinn said Steinbrenner gave the final There are eight horses in the li/4-mile to a half-length win over Seeking the Piniella said he is not concerned about go-ahead Thursday night to hire Piniella Classic, which generally is considered to Gold. taking over Rose’s Reds after their dis­ and the hiring will not require any com­ be a two-horse race between Sunday astrous season. pensation from the Reds. “For that, we Silence and Easy Goer for Horse of the The victory by Ferdinand clinched Year. “Not at all. It’s a new start,” Piniella thank George,” Quinn said. Horse of the Year for the Whittingham- “1 think those others are a notch below The Associated Press trained colt. said. “The most important thing is to go Steinbreruier demanded player com­ GETTING READY — Pete Lyons takes Kentucky Derby and to spring training and instill a positive at­ pensation from Toronto when the Blue (Easy Goer and Sunday Silence), but you A victory by either Easy Goer or Sun­ Jays attempted to hire Piniella as manager never know,” Whittingham, who trains Preakness winner Sunday Silence for a walk in the barn early day Silence would clinch the title this titude in the players ... I don’t think we’ll year have an attitude problem.” last May after firing Jimy Williams. Sunday Silence, said Friday. Friday at Gulfstream Park. Sunday Silence will meet Belmont Piniella said he thanked Yankees owner Reds owner Marge Schott hired Piniel­ “They beat Man o’War, didn’t they?” Stakes winner East Goer in the $3 million Breeders’ Cup Classic. The two favorites will have the field George Steinbrenner for releasing him la a week after another former Yankees The legendary Man o’War’s only loss surrounded at the start, ^asy Goer drew from a S400,000-a-year personal services manager, Dallas Green, took his name out in 21 starts came when he was beaten by called Present Value on Saturday. the rail, and Sunday Silence will start Upset. who has won his last two starts for seven from the No. 8 post. contract that would have bound Piniella of consideration for the Reds job. Piniel­ “He is good right now,” Whittingham wins in 16 races this year. Some observers feel Upset would be There is a scheduled post time of 5:30 to the Yankees for two more years. Piniel­ la, Quinn and his successor, Murray said of Present Value, a 5-year-old horse Back for a third straight Classic is la had played 11 years for the Yankees, Cook, who was fired to open the job for p.m. EST for the Classic. served twice as manager and was general Quinn, all have Yankee backgrounds. manager for seven months. He said Asked about her affinity for hiring Friday he did not want manage the former Yankees personnel, Schott said, U.S. World Cup team Yankees again. “Because George is a nice guy.” The AssLCiated Press A COOD CHOICE “One is usually enough. Two was cer­ Schott said the Reds are adopting a NEW REDS’ SKIPPER — Lou Piniella holds up a Cincinnati Reds tainly enough. It was time for me to go on new slogan for 1990: “It’s a Whole New jersey at a news conference at Riverfront Stadium where he was the field somewhere else,” Piniella said. Ballgame.” named new manager of the National League team on Friday. center of controversy JOYCE “I thought I did a good job managing in Piniella said his first priority will be New York. The owner got a little im­ putting togethk a coaching staff, then League, because Piniella’s entire playing year Reds coach who finished the season By R.B. Fallstrom “At that time, they were already virtually patient at times, but that’s his preroga­ familiarizing himself with the Reds’ and managing career has been in the as interim manager and compiled a 14-21 The Associated Press mathematically eliminated,” Eichmann said. tive.” players. He said he will try to hire American League. record after Rose was banned, will be “One of our players spoke with them at the With the Yankees, Piniella was coaches familiar with the National Piniella said Tommy Helms, a seven- considered for Piniella’s coaching staff. FENTON, Mo. — Coach and airport the day after the match and they indi­ several American players say they have heard cated that Costa Rica and Trinidad had offered nmiors that Trini^d and Tobago and Costa them money — and very good money, I might Rica have offered money to El Salvador as an add, for what those guys make down there — Stewart is set to Indians appoint McNamara inducement for Sunday’s World Cup qualify­ to beat us.” ing match against the United States. Eichmann and Ramos both said they had The United States, trying to qualify for its heard that Trinidad had offered to pay $750 McNamara said although he has take on Holyfield By Thomas J. Sheeran fired. first World Cup since 1950, would need to per player and Costa Rica had offered $1,000 The Associated Press known Peters for 39 years, “1 don’t Peters also announced that per player. think friendship has anything to do b

In Brief . .. SCOREBOARD In Brief . .. Weekend scholastic slate 0-0 2, Gray 2-3 1 -4 5. Totals 36-78 24-34 96. Washington 31 31 26 28— 116 SCOREBOARD In football action, Manchester High (1-6) will host Basketball Charlotte 28 25 21 22— 96 Soccer 76ers sign Rick Mahorn 3-Point goals—Washington 0-1 (Williams (high-sticking), 10:28; Hannan, Tor (high-stick­ Hartford Public (0-5-1) in CCC East action this afternoon 18. Hamden 6-4-6 0- 1), Charlotte 0-2 (Chapman 0-2). Fould ing), 10:28; Pivonka, Was (high-sticking), 17:27. PHILADELPfflA (AP) — The Philadelphia 76crs 19. Conard-West Hartford 8-6-2 at 1:30 at Memorial Field. East Catholic (0-7) will travel out—None. Rebounds—Wbshington 65 (Wil­ Hockey Third Pariod-Nona. Ponaltios-Kordic, Tor MSC Stingrays today announced the signing of forward-center Rick 20. Windsor 8-6-2 to Trumbull to meet St. Joseph’s (6-1) in All Connecticut liams, VWIker 11), Charlotte 46 (Reid 7). As­ (rougNng), 14:25; Kypreos, Whs (rougNng), NBA standings sists—Washington 22 (Walker 8), Charlotte 20 The Manchester Soccer Club Stingrays (boys Mahorn to a mulU-year contract, one day before thev 14:25. 21. Southington 8-7-1 2Z Bulkeloy-Hartford 9 9 4 V Conference action at 2 p.m. (Bogues 7). Total fouls— Wfashington 27, Char­ 11 and under) advanced to the State Cup semi­ EASTERN CONFERENCE open the NBA season. ^ Shots on goal—Toronto 13-5-11—29. lotte 30. Technicals— Washington coach Un- finals on Sunday with a 1 -0 win over Stamford. 23. Windham 7-7-1 In boys soccer action. Charter Oak Conference East Atlantic Division NHL standings Washington 13-197—30. seld; Charlotte coach Harter. A— 23,901. The Stingrays also beet Vernon, 6-1. Matt No terms were disclosed. Power-play Opportunities—Toronto 0 of 2; FAIRINGS Division champ Bolton (14-2) will meet COC West W L Pet G B WALES CONFERENCE Today's games. Qualifying games: Windham Boston Lavatori (2), Flichie Prenetta, Trevor Frenette, MbsNngton 1 of 3. 1 0 1.000 _ “Rick is a piece of the puzzle we felt we needed to Patrick Division at Staples; Bulkeley at West Haven; Division champ Rocky Hill in the COC championship New Jersey Pacers 126, Hawks 103 Tim Tedford, Matt Denis and Jason Knox had Goalies—Toronto, LaForest, 2-3-0 (30 1 0 1.000 the goals. Kevin Wbtt had three assists. Michael make this a very good ballclub. He’s a great defensive W L T P ts GF GA Southington at Glastonbury; Windsor at Rock­ game this afternoon at 2 at RHAM High School in Washington 1 0 1.000 INDIANA (126) NY Rangers 9 2 3 21 59 40 shots-28 saves). Washington, Baaupre, 4-5-3 Bergenty was outstanding In goal. (29-28). ville; Conard at Danbury; Hamden at NFA; East Hebron. Philadelphia 0 0 .000 1/2 Person 8-15 2-3 18, Thompson 3-5 4-4 10, player and we feel he will be able to make a great con­ New Jersey 6 5 2 14 50 49 Miami A— 16,518. Hartford at New Milford. 0 1 .000 1 Smits 5-10 0-2 10, Miller 13-20 10-11 36, Flem­ tribution to the team’s success,’’ general manager John Washington 4 7 3 11 40 47 Tuesday's games. First round: New Mil- New Ybrk 0 1 .000 1 ing 10-15 8-8 28, Sanders 3-6 0-2 6, Schrempf Pittsburgh 4 7 2 10 48 59 Raleree—Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Gord Midget football title game set Nash. Broseker, Dan McCourt lordYrEast Hartford at Wilton; Hall at Ridgefield; Central Division 1- 8 8-8 10, Green 0-2 0-0 0, Wttman 3-4 0-0 6, Bowling NY Islanders 3 7 3 9 43 52 The Giants and the Chargers will meet in the Detroit 1 0 1.000 Dreiling 0-0 0-0 0, Nix 1-1 0-0 2, McCloud 0-1 Mahorn is beginning his 10th NBA season as the 76crs Philadelphia 3 7 2 8 40 45 RockvilleVIrWindsor at Newtown; Glaston- Indiana 1 0 1.000 — 0-0 0. Totals 47-87 32-38 126. prepare to open Saturday night at home against the Mil­ Adams Division buryVIrSouthington at Mercy; NFAVIrHamden at Manchester Midget Football League playoff champion­ Chicago 0 0 .000 1/2 ATLANTA (103) waukee Bucks. Montrecd 9 7 0 18 51 43 Manchester; StaplesMrWindham at Bristol East­ ship game Sunday at 1 p.m. at Carlin Memorial Field. Cleveland 0 0 .000 1/2 Koncak 1-3 0-3 2, Wilkins 6-19 5-7 18, Biossom League Buffalo 8 4 1 17 47 39 Scholastic ern; DanburyMrConard at Simsbury; Was! Orlando WHALERS Haven'JrBulkeloy at Newington. 0 0 .000 1/2 Malone 8-15 4-9 20, Battle 7-12 2-5 16, Rivers Marilyn Meyers 204, Sandra Wiliams 194, “This is a great opportunity for me and I’m excited 7 7 1 15 48 49 Atlanta Boston Quarterfinals Nov. 9-10. 0 1 .000 1 4-12 4-8 12, Levingston 5-7 1-1 11, Webb 3-11 Marilyn Meyers 462, Sandra Williams 475, 6 6 1 13 39 40 UConn gridders host Delaware Milwaukee o 1 OOO 1 0-0 6, W ilis 5-7 0-0 10, Carr 2-7 2-5 6, Marble about playmg in Philadelphia,” said the 6-foot-10, 255- Quebec 391 7 46 57 SerNfinals: TBA. Edith Tracy 450, Shirley Lumbra 459, Janet Soccer Final: Nov. 18: TBA. STORRS — The University of Connecticut football WESTERN CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0, Volkov 0-0 0-0 0, Toney 1 -1 0-0 2 To­ Hattan 460. pound Mahorn. “I look forward to playing with the CAMPBELL CONFERENCE tals 42-94 18-38 103. Sixers and hope to do the best I can to make this team Norris Division C CC East O'all Class M team will entertain the University of Delaware in Yankee W L Pci GB . Indiana 33 27 30 36— 126 Eastern Business win.” W L TPts GF GA W L T w L T RANKINGS Conference action this afternoon at 1 at Memorial Denver 0 0 .000 _ Atlanta 24 29 26 22— 103 Chicago 10 5 1 21 61 52 X- MANCHESTER 10 2 2 11 3 2 1. Watertown 13-1 Houston 0 0 .000 _ 3-Point goals— Indiana 0-3 (Person 0-1, Miller Lon Annulli 179, Paul Pock 150, Burns Allen Minnesota 7 5 1 15 49 48 Hartford Public 9 2 3 11 2 3 2. Lyman Hall-Wallingford 14-1-1 Stadium on Homecoming Weekend. Minnesota 0 0 .000 — 0-2), Atlanta 1-6 (WIkins 1-3, Rivers 0-3). 143, BobGallichio 144, Ed Mockus 151, Bruce Becker, McEnroe advance SL Louis 6 5 1 13 43 39 East Hartford 8 3 3 9 3 4 3. Hand-Madison 13-1-1 UConn is 3-2 in the conference and 5-3 overall while San Antonio 0 0 .000 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Indiana 60 Lavery 141-403, Vic Salcius 151, Dan Prysner Toronto 6 8 0 12 55 71 Enfield 7 6 1 7 6 1 4. Souto Windsor 12-2-2 Utah 0 0 .000 (Thompson 18), Atlanta 58 (Malone 15). As­ 140, Joe Melzen 150-156,417, Pete Scott PARIS (AP) — John McEnroe beat Michael Chang Detroit 4 7 3 11 50 61 Windham 5 6 3 7 6 3 5. SheeharvWallingford 12-91 Delaware is 4-2 and 5-3. The Huskies are coming off a 140-411, Tom StarKhfield 154, Bub Holmes Charlotte 0 1 .000 1/2 sists— Indiana 32 (Fleming 9), Atlanta 16 Sm yths Division 6. North Haven 11-3-2 151, Emil Roux 140, Ron Joiner 160-174-467, Friday while Boris Becker was forced to a third-set Rockville 13-3 win over Richmond last week while Delaware upset Dellas 0 1 .000 1/2 (Rivers, Webb, Carr 3). Total fouls— Indiana 25, Calgary 7 3 4 i s pe 50 5 7 2 5 9 2 7. Farrrtngton 11-92 South Windsor Ftacific Division Atlanta 29. Technicals— Indiana 2 illegal Steve Ouimette 400, Larry Aceto 141, Paul tiebreaker for the second straight day before winning his Wncouver 7 5 1 15 49 49 4 10 0 5 10 1 8. Guilford 1 9 9 2 previously unbeaten Maine, 35-28. Fermi LA . Lakers 1 0 1.000 _ defense, Malone. A— 15,903. Giliberto 170-148-450, Larry Fahey 143. Los Angeles 7 7 0 14 57 59 1 13 0 1 15 0 9. Ledyard 193-3 SCHOLASTIC quarterfinal match at the $1.3 million Phris Open. Golden State 0 0 .000 1/2 Edmonton 4 5 4 12 52 49 10. Wethersfield 93-4 X- clinched C C C East titte L.A. Clippers 0 0 .000 McEnroe downed the 17-year-old French Open cham­ WinNpeg 5 7 0 10 41 46 e 11. Masuk-Monroe 96-1 UConn soccer in Big East final 1/2 Nets 110, Heat 90 MHS JV soccer ACC Phoertx 0 0 .000 1/2 pion, 6-4, 6-3, to earn a semifinal meeting with Becker. Friday's Gamas O'all 12 Wbicott 7-91 W L Ffortland 0 0 .000 1/2 NEW JER SEY (110) The Manchester High boys junior varsity soc­ Lata Gamas Not Included T W L T 13. Piatt-Meriden 7-7-1 STORRS — The University of Connecticut (11-4-5) The 21-year-old West German needed almost three hours X- Fairfield Prep Sacramento 0 0 .000 Morris 3-15 7-9 13, Shackleford 9-14 0-0 18, cer dropped its season finale, 3-1 to South Hartford 4, Detroit 3 9 1 0 13 2 0 14. New Fairfield 7-7 1/2 SLJoseph will meet Seton Hall University (9-6-1) in the Big East Seattle 0 Carroll 3-8 2-2 8, Connor 4-7 0-0 8, Hopson Windsor. It was the your^ Indians' first loss of to beat qualifier Wally Masur of Australia, 6-7 (2-7), 6-4, Washington 2, Toronto 1 7 2 1 10 4 1 15 New Canaan 6-91 0 .000 1/2 Xavier Conference Soccer Tournament championship game Sun­ 5-16 9-9 19, Short 3-7 1-2 7, Bowie 4-6 8-9 16, the year. They finished with a fine 9-1-2 record. 7-6 (8-6). Calgary at Edmonton, (n) 6 3 1 9 6 1 FAIRINGS SL Bernard 4 Lata Gamas Not Includad Blaylock 5-8 6-6 17, Carlisle 0-0 0-0 0, Brundy Mark Silofia scored on a penalty kick for WinNpeg at Uincouver, (n) 6 0 8 7 0 Tuesday's games, Rrst round: Ledyard at day afternoon at 12:30 at the Connecticut Soccer EAST CATHOLIC 1-4 0-0 2, Taylor 1-1 0-0 2, Jackson 0-0 0-0 0. Manchester. In the other quarterfinals, second-seeded Stefan Ed- Saturday's Gamas 2 8 0 2 12 2 Guilford; Platt at ^ u lh Windsor; Wolcott at Notre Dame Stadium. The Huskies are the top seed in the tourney. Boston 127, Mllwaukso 114 Totals 38-86 33-37 110. berg of Sweden eliminated Jakob Hlasek of Switzerland SL Louis at Quebec, 2:05 p.m. 1 9 0 3 12 0 Sheehan; New Canaan at Lyman Hall; Seton Hall is No. 2. Vteshington 116, Charlotto 96 MIAMI (90) iiiing boys soccer Buffalo at Boston, 795 p.m. Wethersfield at Fannington; New Fairfield at Indiana 126, Atlanta 103 Long 5-8 4-7 14, Thompson 4-8 0-1 8, Seika- and Aaron Krickstein outlasted fellow American Brad Los Angeles at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. The tiling Junior High boys varsity soccer Hand; Masuk at North fteven. Note: Watertown UConn defeated Boston College, 2-0, in semifinals on Now Jersey 110, Miami 90 ly 4-11 4-8 12, Edwards 7-20 4-4 18, Sparrow Gilbert, 4-6,6-3,6-4. Detroit at New Ybrk Islanders, 735 p.m. X- clinched A CC title has a bye. team lost 4-3, to East Hartford on Friday. Justin Friday while the Pirates beat Syracuse, 2-1. UConn and Detroit 106, New Vbrk 103 0-5 0-0 0, Sundvotd 2-6 0-0 5, Rice 6-13 1-3 13, Quarterfinals: Nov. 9 1 0 Dieterle, Scott Sargeent and Jon Stannizzi ac­ New Ybrk Flangers at Monbeal, 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles Lakers 102, Dallas 94 Douglas 1-4 0-0 2, Frank 2-7 6-9 10, Davis 1-5 New Jersey at Calgary, 8 9 5 pm. SerNfinals: TBA. Seton Hall h^ve met twice before during the regular counted for llling's goals. Todd Grundmeir, COC East Cleveland at Chicago, (n) 0-0 2, Haffner 1-2 0-0 2, Cummings 2-4 0-0 Rarick, Davies share lead Philadelphia at Toronto, 8 9 5 p.m. 0 'all Rnal: Nov. 18: TBA. Brian Ruganis, Ryan McGee, Tim Schilling, Ho season, both in the Big East title games. In 1987, ^to n Denver at Utah, (n) 4.Totals 35-93 19-32 90. Pittsburgh at Edmonton, 8:05 pm. W L T w L T Lee and Jamie Smith also played well for llling, OTSU, Japan (AP) — American Cindy Rarick and BOLTON C la ra s Sacramento at Portland, (n) New Jersey 35 20 28 27— 110 Chicago at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. 11 2 0 14 2 0 Hall edged UConn, 2-1. Last year, the Pirates won, 4-2. which finished its season at 6-6-1. COVENTRY RANKINGS Miami 13 28 29 20— 90 Laura Davies of Britain shot shot 5-under-par 67s Friday Sunday's Games 9 2 2 10 3 3 Minnesota at Seattia, (n) RHAM 6 5 2 8 5 3 I. Tolland 13-1-2 and tied for the lead in the first round of the Mazda Japan Yfcshington at Quebec, 2:05 pm. 2 Granby 13-2-1 Golden State at Phoenix, (n) Classic. Los Angeles at Buftalo, 7:05 p.m CHENEYTECH 3 10 0 3 12 1 Smith scores second upset Houston at L.A Clippers, (n) Bacon Academy 0 12 0 0 14 0 3. Weston 13-3 Radio, TV New Ybrk Islanders at PNIadelphia, 7 9 5 pm. 4. Woodstock Academy 12-3 Saturday's Gamas WinNpeg at Chicago, 8:35 p.m WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Unseeded Anne Smith Football Ranck, 13th in earnings, had seven birdies and two 5. Avon 12-3-1 Pittsburg at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m C O eW sst 0 'all of Dallas scored her second straight upset at the Virginia Miami at New 'ibrk, 7:30 p.m. bogeys as the season’s last official event on the LPGA W L T w L T 6. Putnam 10-3-1 Slims of New England tennis tournament Friday with a Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Today tour got under way. Ftocky Hill 12 0 1 14 0 1 7. NW Calholic-W. Hartford 10-3-1 Detroit at Washington, 7:30 p.m. NFL standings NHL results Cromwell 7 2 4 10 2 4 8. Lewis Mills-Burlington 9 4 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 victory over fourth-seeded Conchita Mar­ 8 a.m. — Tennis: Fforis Open Indoor Cham­ Davies birdied the first two holes en route to a bogey- 9. Rocky Hill 9-5 New Jersey at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. pionships, ESPN VinalTeeh 5 6 2 7 7 2 tinez of Spain. Cleveland at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE free 32 on the front nine of the hilly 6,543-yard Seta Golf Whalers 4, Red Wings 3 10. Bacon Academy-Colchester 9-3-4 Boston at Chicago, 8.30 p.m. East 9:30 a.m. — : Big East Tour­ Portland 4 9 0 4 12 0 II. Bolton 11-5 W nament: Seton Hall vs. Syracuse, NESN Club course. She had four birdies on the back but also In the afternoon’s other quarterfinal matches, second- L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8.30 p.m. L T Pc i. PF RA Hanford 2 1 1—4 East Hampton 1 10 1 1 13 1 12 Northwestem-Winsted 9 5 Buffalo 6 2 (tapod) seeded Gabriela Sabatini of Aregntina beat eighth-seeded Phoenix at Denver, 9:30 p.m. 0 .750 221 180 had three bogeys. Dstrok 0 2 1 - 3 13. Coglnchaug-Duiham 94-4 Indianapolis 4 4 Noon — College football: Navy at Notre Houston at Golden Slate, 10.30 p.m. 0 .500 154 143 First Poriod— 1. Hartford,Ladoucour 1 (Frarr- CCC East-girla O':■II 14. Ellington 9-92 Ros Eairbank of South Africa 6-4, 7-5, and third-seeded Miami 4 4 Dame, SportsChannel Seattia at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 0 .500 161 190 Delwrah McHaffie shot a 68 and was alone in third cis. Vorbook), 632. 2. Hartford, Francis 9 W L T W L T 15 Old Lyme 9 9 2 New England 3 5 Zina Garrison of Houston beat Liz Smylie of Australia. Sunday's Gams 0 .375 131 189 12:30 p.m. — College football: Michigan place in the field of 83, which includes 46 players from (Babych, Farraro), 19:51 (pp). Ponallios—Mac- X- MANCHESTER 14 0 0 15 0 1 16. Housatonic-Falls Village 6-91 6-1, 7-6 (7^). N.Y. Jets 1 7 0 .125 132 215 State at Indiana, ESPN Dorrnid, Har (hooking), 2:10; Houda, Dot (high- South Windsor 10 2 2 12 2 2 17. RHAM-Hebron 9 9 3 Central 1 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia Slims of New the American tour. Minnesota at Portland, 8 p.m. sticking), 1230; BurL Har (charging), 14:54; Ftockville 8 4 2 8 4 3 i a E.O. Smith-Storrs 7-93 Sabatini, who won the final five games of her match, Clndnnali 5 3 0 .625 204 140 England, NESN Andersson, Har (hooking), 15:48; Habschakf East Hartford 8 5 1 9 6 1 19. Tourtellotts-Thompson 6-6-3 will meet Garrison in one semifinal, while Smith will NBA results Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 191 112 1 p.m. — College football: Delaware at Parker, Davis join list Dot (roughing), 18.35. Windham 6 7 1 7 7 1 20. Coventry 7-7-2 Houston 4 4 0 .500 211 198 UConn, WILI (AM-1400) Socond Pariod—3, DetroiL Yzarman 9 (Gal­ Fermi 4 8 2 4 9 2 21. Berlin 7-7-1 face the winner of Friday night’s match between top- Pittsburgh 4 4 0 1 p.m. — College soccer: Big East Tourna­ NEW YORK (AP) — Dave Parker and Storm Davis, Celtics 127, Bucks 114 .500 116 186 lant), 9135. 4, Hartford, Varbeek 10 (Francis Enfield 2 12 0 2 12 0 RARINGS seeded Martina Navratilova and fifth-seeded P to V f W ment: UConn vs. Boston College, NESN (^vodaris), 18D5 (pp). 5, DolroiL Salming 2 Hartford Public 0 14 0 0 16 0 Today's games. Qualifying round Berlin at Denver (taped) two key players who led Oakland to the World Series MILWAUKEE (114) 6 2 0 .750 184 133 (Gallant, Yzarman), 19:48 (pp). Panal- Northwestern; Coventry at C^nchaug; Tourtel- Shriver. L.A. Raiders championship, filed for free agency on Friday. Their Pressey 2-7 1-1 5, Roberts 2-8 13-14 17, 4 4 0 .500 178 148 1:30 p.m. — Horse racing: Breeders Cup, tios—Fadyk, Det (hooking), 4:18; Dinaon, Har, lotte at EHington; E.O. StNto at Old Lyme; Seattle Channel 30 Sikma 2-9 2-2 6, Robertson 3-9 5-6 11, 4 4 0 .500 143 155 agents, however, said the players are interested in return­ minor-major (rougNng, fighting), 5:48; Norwood, X - clinched C C C East title RHAM at Housatonic. Kansas City 3 5 Humphries 6-10 4-5 16, Pierce 12-18 7-7 35, 0 .375 154 182 2:30 p.m. — College football: Nebraska at ing to the Athletics. DaL minor-major (instigator, fighting), 5:48; Tuesday's games. First round Patriots activate Timpson San Diego 2 6 Colorado, Channel 3 COC East-girls O'all Grayer 1-6 4-4 6, Breuer 4-7 2-2 10, Coleman 0 .250 132 156 Habsdiaid, Det (hooking), 9:10; Govadaris, Har HousatonIcVrRHAM at Tolland; Rocky Hill at NATIONAL CONFERENCE 3 p.m. — College football: Hofstra at For- W L T W L T 1-3 0-1 2, Henderson 0-2 0-0 0, Brown 2-4 1-1 Davis, bypassed in Oakland’s pitching rotation after an (tripping), 11:16; Chiasson, Dat (holding), Lewis Mills; CoginchaugMrCoventry at FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — The New England Patriots East dham, SportsChannel (taped) BOLTON 7 3 0 11 5 0 6, Horlord 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 35-83 39-43 114. earthqi^e caused a 10-day delay in the World Scries, 17:30; MacDermid, Har (roughing), 18:31; Mac- Vfoodstock Academy; NorthwesternYrBerlin at F ri^y activated rookie wide receiver Michael Timpson, N.Y. Giants 7 1 0 .875 199 123 3:30 p.m. — College football: Illinois at Iowa, Bacon Academy 4 2 4 9 3 4 BOSTON (127) Avon; Old LymaVIrE.O. SrNlh at Granby; Bacon Philadelphia 6 2 0 Channel 8 had said last week that he thought there might not be a Dermid, Har, doubla minor (roughing), 20:00; COVENTRY 5 4 1 7 7 2 filling the roster spot created when quarterback Tony Bird 10-17 11-12 32, Pinckney 0-0 2-4 2, .750 190 164 Academy at Northwest Catholic; El- Phoenix 4 4 0 4 p.m. — College football: West Virginia at Nonwood, Dot (roughing), 20:00. RHAM 3 4 3 6 5 3 Parish 3-5 3-6 9, Paxson 2-6 2-4 6, Bagley 6-8 .500 156 173 future for him with the Athletics. His agent, Ron Shapiro, lingtonVrTourtellotte at Weston; Bolton at Put­ Eason was waived on 'fiiesday. Washington 4 4 0 Perm Stats, ESPN Third P eriod ^ , Detroit, Federko 3 (ChaboL 1- 2 13, Johnson 2-3 0-0 4, Lewis 12-16 2-2 26, .500 210 203 said Friday that Davis had been speaking in frustration. nam. Dallas 0 8 0 .000 106 232 7 p.m. — Heat at Knicks, WFAN (AM-660) Houda), 6:12. 7, Hartford, Farraro 4 (Hull, COC-WMt girts O'all Timpson, 5 foot 10, 175 pounds, was a fourth-round McHale 9-14 3-5 21, Gamble 1-5 4-4 6, Kleine Ouarterfinals: Nov. 9 1 0 Central 7 p.m. — Sabres at Bruins, NESN Ten other players filed for free agency on Friday, rais­ Dinaon), 18:24. Penalties— Dinaon, Har (high- W L T W L T 4-7 0-0 8, Upshaw 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 49-81 Semifinals: TBA. 1989 draft pick out of Penn State. He had been on injured Chicago 5 3 0 .625 219 173 7:30 p.m. — Kings at Whalers, SportsChan- sticking), 9:54; Houda, Dot (hooking), 12:36; Ftocky Hill 10 0 0 11 5 0 28-39 127. ing the number overall to 67: right-hander Mike Smith- Final: Nov. 18: TBA. reserve since ^ept. 9 after suffering a left hamstring in­ Minnesota 5 3 0 .625 160 137 nsl, WTIC Jenings, Har, major (fighting), 19:51; Barr, DoL Cromwell 2 5 3 2 8 6 Mllwaukss 22 36 22 34— 114 major (fighting), 19:51. jury. Boston 24 37 32 34—127 Green Bay 4 4 0 .500 205 201 730 p.m. — College football: Florida at son of Boston, first baseman Terry Francona of Mil­ FtoiHand 1 7 2 2 11 3 Tampa Bay 3 5 0 .375 171 208 Auburn, ESPN Shots on goal— Hartford 7-12-11— 30. Detroit East Hampton 1 8 1 2 10 2 3-Point goals—Milwaukee 5-11 (Pierce 4-6, waukee, outfielder Mel Hall of the New York Yankees, 8-14-10—32. Brown 1-2, Sikma 0-1, Robertson 0-1, Grayor Detroit 1 7 0 .125 118 193 8:30 p.m. — Celtics at Bulls, WILI »A1---- - left-hander Matt Young of Oakland, outfielders Tom Missed penalty shots—Carson, DaL 2:09 MLBPA decertifies Kapstein 0-1), Boston 1-3 (Bird 1-2, Bagley 0-1). Fouled 10 p.m. — Boxing: Evander HolyTield vs. Alex Transactions San Francisco 7 1 0 .875 215 145 StawarL Showfme Lawless and Mookie Wilson of Toronto, outfielder Joel second. NEW YORK (AP) — Jerry Kapstein, the agent for out—None. Rebounds—Milwaukee 37 Powor-ptay Opportunities— Hartford 2 of 6; CIAC girls’ soccer pairings (Roberts, Robertson 7), Boston 5? (Pinckney L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 193 185 11:30 p.m. — College football: Florida at Youngblood of Cincinnati, outfielder Kevin Bass and in- Detroit 1 of 7. HARTFORD (AP) — Here are the rankings of such stars as Steve Sax, Carlton Fisk, Rich Gossage and 9). Assists—Milwaukee 21 (Robertson 7), Bos­ New Orleans 4 4 0 .500 195 143 Auburn, SportsChannel (taped) B A SE B A LL Atlanta 2 6 0 .250 141 183 Midnight — College h^key: Northeeutem vs. fielder Harry Spilman of Houston and infielder Chris Goalies— Hartford, LiuL 5-3-1 (32 shots-29 CIAC girts soccer teams: American League Steve Garvey, has been decertified by the Major League ton 37 (Bagley 16). Total fouls— Milwaukee 31, Clara L Sunday, Nov. 5 Clarkson, NESN (taped) saves). DetroiL Hanlon, 3-3-2 (30-26). CLEVELAND INDIANS—Named John Boston 27. A— 14,890. Speier of San Francisco. RANKINGS Baseball Players Association, the union said Friday. Buffalo at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Midnight — GoH: Askhi Cup, ESPN A— 19,875 fificNamara manager and signed Nm to a two- Kapstein on Oct. 17 agreed to negotiate the sale of the Bullets 116, Hornets 96 Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Referee— Lance Roberts. Linesmen— Jerry 1. Wilton 14-0 year contracL Cleveland at Tampa Bay. 1 p.m. Sunday Ftateman, Bob Hodges. 2. Manchester 15-0-1 National League 3. Simsbury 14-1-1 San Diego fedres, who are owned by Joan Kroc, his W A^ INGTO N (116) Detroit at Houstoa 1 p.m. CINCINNATI REDS—Named Lou Piniella 10:30 a.m. — Running: New Vbrk City 4. Newtown 12-2 mother-in-law. Kapstein is married to Linda Smith, King 7-14 5-9 19, Williams 8-18 8-8 24 Indianapolis at Miami, 1 p.m. Capitals 2, Maple Leafs 1 manager and signed him to a three-year con­ Marathon, Channel 8 5. Merc^-Middlalown 12-1-3 Jones 1-2 0-0 2, Whlker 4-9 4-7 Malone Los Angeles Rati» at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Schlichter can’t leave Ohio Toronto 0 1 9—1 tracL Kroc’s daughter and the former wife of former ftdres 12:30 p.m. — College soccer: Big East Tour­ 6. Newington 11-2-2 11-21 6-6 28, Alarie 5-9 0-0 10, Hammonds 2-8 Now York Jets at Now England. 1 p.m. Washington 1 l 9—2 BASKETBALL president Ballard Smith. Bob Teaff, Kapstein’s longtime 2- 3 6, Colter 0-0 0-0 0, Grant 2-5 1-2 5, Eackles nament Championship gams, Seton hall at CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (AP) — Art Schlichter, a 7. Bristol Eastern 12-3 Seattia at Kansas City, 1 p.m. UConn, WHUS(FM-91.7) First Pariod— 1, Washington, Stevens 2 National Basketball Association 3- 6 2-2 8, Horton 0-1 2-2 2. Totals 43-93 30-39 Cincinnati at Los Angeles Flaldors, 4 p.m. foimcr NFL and Ohio State quarterback, was barred 8. Ridgefield 10-3-1 associate, also was decertified. 1 p.m. — Jets at Ftatriots, Channel 30, W POP (Pivonka, Hunter), 10:39 (pp). Penalties— PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Signed Rick 116. Now Ybrk Giants at Phoenix, 4 p.m. 9. Hail-West Hartford 10-3-3 (AM-1410) Fri^y from leaving the state without court permission lalrate. Tor (interference), 10:23; Fergus, Tor fitahorn, fonvard, to a multiysar contracL Eugene Orza, the associate general counsel of the CHARLOTTE (96) Philadelphia at San Diego, 4 p.m. 10. Slaples-Wsstport 94 3 p.m. — Auto Racing: NASCAR Wnston (holding), 15:48; Ramage, Tor (roughing), FOOTBALL Tripucka 3-8 7-9 13, Rambis 3-6 0-0 6, Reid Pittsburgh at Denver, 4 p.ra while a bad-check charge is pending. 11. West Haven 93-5 union, said representing the Padres was a direct conflict Cup, ESPN 17:13; Hunter, Was (cross-checking), 17:13; National Football League 2-9 4-4 8, Bogues 2-6 3-4 7, Chapman 7-18 2-4 Dallas at Washington, 8 p.m. 12. Glastonbury 10-5-1 of interest and said the union gave Kapstein the choice of 4 p.m. — Giants at Cardinals, Channel 3 Schlichter appeared in Circleville Municipal Court a Rouse, Ytas (holding), 19:13. BUFFALO BILLS—Acbvatad Shane Conlan, 16, Dozier 2-3 0-0 4, Hoppen 3-3 2-2 8, Row- Monday, Nov. 6 13. Rockville-Vernon 94-3 4 pm. — Bengals at Raiders, Channel 30 day after Judge O. Charles Hostennan said he would Second Pariod— 2, Toronto, Marois 11 (Fer­ 14. Danbury 9 9 2 linebacker, from injured reserve. Waived Stan representing the players or representing the Padres. .Vim 2-5 3-4 7, Curry 9-15 2-3 20, Sichting 1-2 New Orleans at San Francisco, 9 p.m. Gelbaugh, quartartMtak. 8 p.m. — Cowboys at Hedskins, ESPN gus, Damphousse), 1:53. 3, Wtashington, Cor- 15 Norwich Free Academy 9 9 2 issue an arrest warrant if he failed to show for a bond NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Activated riveau 2 (Hunter), 499. Penaltias-^rarKas- 16. New Milford 9 6 Michael Timpson, wide receivsr, from injured hearing. chatti. Tor (interfarsnee), 434; Murray, Was 17. East Hartford 9-6-1 reserve. 1 Vikings, Rams not happy where they stand Ferraro’s goal lifts Whalers over Red Wings big game foi us.” By The Associated Press Phoenix coach Gene Stallings is hoping the Cardinals DETROIT (AP) — Detroit’s newly acquired Jimmy With Hartford’s Raul MacDermid in the penalty box, Capitals 2, Maple Leafs 1: At Landover, Md., goalie NFL Roundup (4-4) can benefit from a short work week by the Giants Carson missed a penalty shot and Hartford’s Ray Ferraro Borje Salming burst in from the blue line and flipped Don Beaupre stopped 28 shots and the Washington Capi­ A lot of teams would be happy to enter the second half after their Monday night win over the Vikings. scored with 1:36 remaining Friday night to give the Gerard Gallant’s rebound over Hartford goalie Mike Liut tals held their opponent to one goal for the fourth con­ of the NFL season with a 5-3 record. The Minnesota offs that led to scores — and were beaten 24-14. “Their players won’t have their normal two days of Whalers a 4-3 NHL victory over the Red Wings. to make it 3-2. secutive game, defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1 V Vikings and the Los Angeles Rams, who meet Sunday at The Rams have been even more underwhelming. Carson, a Detroit native and the key figure in rest on Monday and Tbesday,” Stallings said. “It disrupts The Whalers took a 2-0 first-pericxl lead on goals by Friday night to snap a seven-game winless streak. the Metrodome, aren’t among them. Everett has completed just 52 of his last 113 passes with Thursday’s six-player deal with Edmonton, failed to things. It’s really tough to play a Monday night game and Randy Ladouceur and Ron Francis before Steve Yzer- Beaupre stopped Tom Kurvers on a breakaway late in “We have not been as efficient and that’s my job,” five interceptions. then play another game at the end of the week.” register a point in his debut with the Red Wings. Rams quarterback Jim Everett said. “Everyone, including man scored for the Red Wings midway through the the secrond period and, in the third period, turn^ away In other games, Buffalo is at Atlanta, Chicago is at The Giants may also be without quarterback Phil After Bemie Federico tied the score for Detroit early in second period. myself, is not playing up to their ability and not doing Green Bay, Cleveland is at Tampa Bay, Detroit is at Daniel Marios from the slot with a glove save and Vin­ Simms and tight end Mark Bavaro, both of whom arc the final period, Ferraro redirected a pass from Jody Hull Carson was awarded his penalty shot by referee Lance things to help us win games. I’m not going to point any Houston, Indianapolis is at Miami, Los Angeles Rams is cent Damphousse with a skate save as the Capitals won nursing injuries. toward the net. Detroit goalie Glen Hanlon stopp^ the Roberts at 2:09 of the second period when Dave Babych fingers. It takes a group effort to stink up the field and at Minnesota, the New York Jets are at New England, for the first time since Oct. 20. Steve I^lluer will get a chance to complete his first shot, but Ferraro slid into him and knocked the puck into pulled him down on a breakaway. Carson tried to deke that’s what we’ve done.” Seattle is at Kansas City, Cincinnati is at the Los Angeles pass for Kansas City as the Chiefs (3-5) bench intercep­ the net for his fourth goal. Liut out of position, but the veteran goalie slid to his Vikings coach Jerry Bums sounds much the same. Raiders, the New York Giants are at Phoenix, Philadel­ The Maple Leafs had a two-game winning streak tion-prone Steve DeBerg against Seattle (4-4). Detroit began a comeback late in the second period right and stopped Carson’s back-hand shot. “\bu think we’re happy with this operation?” he phia is at San Diego and Pittsburgh is at Denver. Dallas snapped even though goalie Mark LaFbrest was almost “TTiere is plenty in the offense that I am uncomfortable after Pat Verbeck’s power-play goal at 18:05 remaining Hartford won for the fourth time in its last five games. asked. “You think we should be fat and happy and satis­ is at Washington Sunday night and New Orleans is at San gave the Whalers a 3-1 lead. as good as Beaupre. Toronto pulled LaFbrest with 1:10 with,” said ftlluer, acquired at the trading deadline from The Red Wings are 0-3-3 in their last six. remaining but were unable to get a shot on goal. fied?” Francisco on Monday night. Dallas. “I’ve got to have the ability to tell them some­ Los Angeles began the season 5-0 and has lost three The Packers (4-4) trail the Bears and the Vikings by a thing I am not rumfortable with.” straight, dropping two games behind San Francisco in the game in the NFC Central. Or, he could just hand off to Christian Okoye, who NFC West. “We don’t have too many friends in Green Bay,” gained 156 of his league-leading 810 rushing yards in “We’re in a position where we have the problem of the Bird leads Celtics in return over the Bucks Bears coach Mike Ditka said. “It’s the way football was Kansas City’s 20-16 victory last month at Seattle. 49ers being off to a great start,” Rams coach John Robin­ meant to be played. You’re talking about the longest Cincinnati, hoping to break a tie with Cleveland atop BOSTON (AP) — Larry Bird returned son said. “We have to right our own ship. We’ve just got rivalry in the NFl, and it has never ceased to be a good the AFC Central, may get to do so against another back­ with a roar, scoring Boston’s first six to take care of ourselves and things will start falling into rivalry and a tough rivalry.” up quarterback. The Bcngals (5-3) may not face Steve points and leading the Celtics with 32 as NBA Roundup place.” The Giants (7-1) lost 24-17 at Phoenix last season, one Beuerlein, who’s listed as doubtful with a knee injury. they opened the NBA season with a Minnesota dominated the first half Monday night of a number of reasons New York missed the p'ayoffs. Jay Schroeder, who lost the starting job, may get it 127-114 victory over the Milwaukee against the New York Giants, but led only 7-0. In the “The Cardinals are a team that give us ttouble. We game with the score tied 20-20 with 1:31 back by default. Los Angeles (4-4), coming off a 37-24 Bucks on Friday night. left in the first quarter. second half, the Vikings had three turnovers — an inter­ have a lot more trouble with them than we have with upset of Wa.shington, needs a victory to stay close to Bird, who played only six games He returned with 6:30 left in the second ception returned for a touchdown and two fumbled kick- Washington,” Giants coach Bill Parcells said. “This is a Denver (6-2) in the AFC West. before undergoing season-ending heel quarter and, only 11 seconds later, hit a surgery last Nov. 19, got 13 of the Cel­ turnaround shot from the low ptost on the tics’ first 17 points and made his first 3- right side. Auburn, Florida meet point attempt. Bird made his last shot of the game, a That gave the Celtics their first 14-footer from the left that made the double-figure lead, 80-69 with 4:48 left in score 123-109 with 1:15 to go. He left to ^ a c u r a "' the third quarter. Bird received a 30- an ovation with 30 seconds remaining and in a pivotal SEC clash second ovation after that basket, much was replaced by Kevin Gamble. Pnecisim crafted performance. louder than the warm but unexpectedly Pistons 106, Knicks 103: At Auburn brief one he got when he was inttoduced Hills, Mich., Isiah Thomas scored seven By Kendal Weaver before the game. points and made a key defensive play The Associated Press NCAA Football SCHALLEB After Bird’s 3-pointcr, the Celtics’ lead down the stretch as the Detroit Pistons ranged from eight to 16 points the rest of began defense of their NBA champion­ AUBURN, Ala. — Auburn or Florida will MANCHESTER the way. ship with a 106-103 victory Friday night drop from the Southeastern Conference race be defensive. Coach Galen Hall was fired after Bird, playing his first regular-season over the New York Knicks. Saturday and the performance of Emmitt the fifth game and quarterback Kyle Morris game since last Nov. 15, showed no ill ef­ The Knicks, who trailed since the 5:02 Smith could decide which one does. was kicked off the team after the sixth game, fects from the surgery that removed bone mark of the first quarter in Stu Jackson’s Smith, a junior on Florida who leads the both for violating NCAA rules. spurs from both heels. He ran hard, debut as coach, tied the game at 100 with Division I-A in rushing with a 161.1-yard Gary Darnell, Florida’s interim coach, leaped for rebounds and got up quickly 1:40 remaining after Johnny Newman average, hasn’t had good experiences against knows his team relies heavily on Smith, who after he fell for the first time with 3:54 stole the ball from Thomas, was fouled Auburn. He missed last year’s game with a has 10 touchdowns and is averaging 6.4 yards left in the first half when he tried unsuc­ and sank two free throws. knee injury and the Gators lost 16-0. Auburn per carry. cessfully to stop a layup by Jay Bill Laimbcer, who scored all 12 of his held him to 72 yards in 21 carries in 1987 and “We would sure have gotten upset if it Humphries. points in the final period, hit a jumper the Tigers won 29-6. hadn’t been for Emmitt in the New Mexico Milwaukee was led by Ricky Pierce, from the top of the key with 1:18 left. “Emmitt’s going to get his yardage,” game,” said Florida’s interim coach, Gary who hit four 3-pointers and matched his On New York’s next trip up the floor, Auburn coach Pat Dye said, “but you have to Darnell. “He always makes a big difference in career high with 35 points, while Fred Thomas stole the ball from Patrick Ewing be sound against a runner like Emmitt He’s as our game.” Roberts added 17 and Humphries 16. and worked it in to John Salley. He was good as we’ve played against.” Boston, displaying greater depth than fouled and sank two free throws with 45 Both are 3-1 in the conference, one game last season, got 26 points from Reggie seconds left for a 104-KX) Detroit lead. behind unbeaten Alabama, ranked fifth in the Colorado coach Bill McCaitney, the defen­ Lewis, 22 from Kevin McHale and 13 Joe Dumars topped the Pistons with 26 nation. Auburn is ranked 12th and Florida, sive coordinator at Michigan in the ’70s, says from off-season acquisition John Bagley, points, including 10 straight in a second- 19th. his teams game against Nebraska is bigger who added 16 assists. The Celtics won quarter spurt. Ewing led New York with Tennessee and Mississippi also have one than the Ohio State-Michigan games he their 11th straight home opener, the 23 points and Newman finished with 16. The Associated Press loss each in the conference so the Aubum- ALL NEW 1990 remembers. NBA’s longest current streak. The Pistons, with runs of 9-0 and 7-0, Florida loser has virtually no chance of finish­ BACK IN ACTION — Boston’s Larry Bird drives past Milwaukee’s “I think we now have a legitimate chance INTEGRA SEDANS Robert I^ish gave Boston the lead for led 28-21 after one quarter. Mark Aguirre Ricky Pierce on his way to the hoop in their NBA opener Friday ing first. — if we beat Nebraska,” he said of a possible good on a layup that made the score had five of his 18 points in the first run In other games Saturday among Top 25 national championship. “But that’s a t^l chal­ 59-58 with 19 seconds left in the second and Thomas had four in the second surge. night at Boston Garden. The Celtics won the opener over the teams. Navy is at No. 1 Notre Dame, No. 3 lenge. We’re in a position we don’t want to quarter. Bird got Boston’s first and last Bucks, 127-114. In Stock Models Only New York, with Ewing scoring six Nebraska is at No. 2 Colorado, Purdue is at miss out on.” baskets of the first half, which ended with points, whittled it down to 37-36 with No. 4 Michigan, Mississippi State is at No. 5 Both teams are 8-0 and 4-0 in the Big Eight. A s Low As the Celtics leading 61-58. 5:12 remaining in the second quarter. The Racers then used a 14-2 run, with nard King added 19 points. Q Alabama, South Carolina is at No. 6 Florida Notre Dame (8-0), coming off 45-7 victory With the score 68-64, F^arish’s free 512,995 But Dumars and Aguirre accounted for Fleming and Miller adding four points Nets 110, Heat 90: At Miami, Dennis § State, East Carolina is at No. 7 Miami of over Pittsburgh, hasn’t lost to the Navy (2-5) ' S1k#1648 throw began an 18-7 surge that built the Detroit’s last 18 points to send the Pistons apiece, to take a 114-95 lead with 3:45 Hopson scored 12 of his 19 points in the d Florida, No. 8 Dlinois is at Iowa, Oregon State since quatterback Roger Staubach won the lead to 86-71 with 3:18 left in the third left. off with a 55-43 halftime lead. Dumars first quarter as the New Jersey Nets rode S is at No. 9 Southern California, No. 11 Arkan­ Heisman Trophy for the Midshipmen in 1963. quarter. started that streak with 10 consecutive a hot start to a 110-90 victory over the S sas is at Rice, No. 13 West Virginia is at No. The Celtics led 93-80 after the third points, including a 3-point shot. Bullets 116, Hornets 96: At Charlotte, 16 Penn State, No. 15 Arizona is at California, Dennis Erickson lost his first game as Miami Heat Friday night in the season- w Miami coach when the Hurricanes (6-1) were quarter as Milwaukee made only five of Jeff Malone scored 28 points to lead the opener for both teams. p No. 17 Houston is at Texas Christian, No. 24 19 shots and was outscored 32-22 in the beaten 24-10 by Florida State. The loss string Pacers 126, Hawks 103: At Atlanta, Washington Bullets to a 116-96 victory Charles Shackleford had 18 points and O Virginia is at No. 18 North Carolina State, period. Reggie Miller scored 36 points and Vem isn’t likely to reach two against East Carolina, over the Charlotte Hornets Friday night in 16 rebounds and rookie Mookie Blaylock *oo Southern Methodist is at No. 20 Texas A&M, Bird touched the ball for the first time Fleming added 28 Friday night to power the season-opener for both teams. No. 21 Clemson is at North Carolina, Texas despite the Pirates’ 4-2-1 record. SCHALLEB scored 17 for the Nets in their first game § seven seconds into the game far out on the Indiana Pheers to a 126-103 victory The Bullets outscored Charlotte 20-12 under Coach Bill Fitch. g. Tech is at No. 22 Texas, Oregon is at No. 23 Florida State (6-2), its win streak at six the right side on a pass from Bagley. On over the Atlanta Hawks in the season over the last six minutes of the third Brigham Young and San Jose State is at No. MANCHESTER Miami trailed 35-13 after one quarter, ^ games after beating Miami, will need to avoid Boston’s same possession. Bird got a pass opener for both teams. period and took an 88-74 lead into the 25 Fresno State. tying a team record for the lowest point- Z a letdown when the Seminoles meet South 345 Center St. (Rl. 6), Manchester from Jim Raxson and hit his first shot, a Miller, a third-year player, equalled his final quarter. Florida. 6-1, and Auburn, 5-2, both have total in the first quarter. The record was < Carolina (5-2-1). The Gamecocks have been a 647-7077 16-footer from the right side that bounced career scoring high. The former UCLA John Williams scored 24 points for the good defenses. The 'ngers h ^ allowed only set on opening night last season, the surprise under new Coach Sparky Woods, but Exit 60 Oil 1-84 — Minutes from Hartford off the rim and dropped through with 21 star scored six straight points midway Bullets and added 11 rebounds, while Heat’s first in the NBA. ^ 9.1 points per game; the Gators 12.7. Flwida are missing quarterback Ellis, who has seconds gone. through the final period to put Indiana Darrell Walker had 12 points, 11 Miami, which shot 38 percent from the not only has h ^ a good defense, it has had to an injured knw. But his second shot with 1:46 gone, ahead 100-93 after Atlanta had gotten rebounds, eight assists and six steals, four field for the game, missed 13 of 19 field T was an air ball from 14 feet. Bird left the within three points at 94-91. of which came in the final period. Ber­ goals and six of seven free throws. ^ 1 Coghlan set From Page 48 Bolton girls capture COC championship to run again HEBRON -— Getting the only goal in the first half, ing into state tournament play while Rocky Hill is 11-6 Montante. Richard Vogt and Carlos De Ovando and then holding on for dear life as the final seconds heading into postseason play. It was Beyor’s team-leading 13th goal of the year. * of Staples, as they entered the ticked away, Bolton High blanked Rocky Hill High, 1-0, Rocky Hill came oh, so close to tying it up. “Mo (Bol­ ■M Rock} Hill had the edge in shots, 14-6, but Griffin had woods the final time. When they Friday afternoon to capture the Charter Oak Conference ton goalkeeper Maureen Griffin) made a couple of good in Manchester girls’ soccer championship at RHAM High. a strong game for Bolton in goal with 11 saves. The vic­ emerged, Ray had moved into saves at the end but she was knocked down. The ball was second place, 25 yards behind “The last two minutes was rough. They (Rocky Hill) just bouncing around in front of the goal but Heidi Small tory was the third 1-0 shutout win for Bolton, and its fifth put on a lot of pressure, but once the horn sounded it felt one-goal win of the season. By Jim Tierney Sanabria. Ray closed ground on from her center halfback slot came back and cleared it,” a good knowing the girls had played their best and beat the hoarse Landolphi detailed. Who else played well for Bolton? “Everyone played Manchester Heraid Sanabria and, due to a furious kick, passed Sanabria in the last 50 yards Hill,” a jubilant Bulldog coach Mike Landolphi said. The game’s only goal came at 6:42 of the first half. well,” Landolphi replied. “It was a team effort. We It was the first win ever for Bolton over Rocky Hill in proved it out there today.” Irish eyes are always smiling in Manchester around for the victory. Shannon Piatek on the right wing sent it over to Jessica girls’ soccer. The Terriers had beat the Bulldogs during Bolton 1 0 ^ Thanksgiving time due, in part, to the “Irish Connection” “That was emotion,” Ray said of i Brahaney in the middle. She slid it over to Stacey Beyor, the regular season, 4-0, on Oct. 12. It couldn’t have pick­ and the latter lofted a 25-yard boot that tucked in under Rocky Hill 0 0—0 which has dominated the Manchester Thanksgiving Day the final burst of speed. “I’ve never Scofing: B- Boyor ed a more perfect time. It puts the Bulldogs at 12-5 head- the bar, just out of the reach of Terrier netminder Melanie Road Race for the past 11 years. moved so quick in my life. I felt Saves: B- Mo Griffin 11, RH- Montante 4 Those eyes will continue to smile this year. really strong on the la.st hill. I just One of the most beloved, charismatic “Sons of Erin” told myself 1 could do it. The second — Eamonn Coghlan — has committed to run in tlic 53rd uphill I started moving up. I wanted Coventry girls edition of the Manchester Road Race on Nov. 23. it. When I noticed they (Vogt and Coghlan, 36, has run in the Road Race three times and De Ovando) were breathing hard, I has won on all three occasions. He won in 1981, ’82 and was really starting to feel good. I to play today ’83, outdueling fellow countryman and course record- realized I was running the best race holder John Treacy in his last appearance. of my life.” HAMDEN — Tournament rankings for the Connec­ Coghlan, the world record-holder for the indoor mile East coach I^ul Haggerty was al­ ' ’ f ticut Intcrscholasdc Athletic Conference’s girls’ soccer most speechless after Ray’s tournaments were released Friday at its headquarters and (3:49.78) and world champion at 5,000 meters in 1983, # ■ went into semi-retirement after the 1988 indoor season. phenomenal performance. it revealed one team, Coventry High, immediately in ac­ tion. Coghlan usually avoids road races due to several stress “I never expected him to win,” fractures he has incurred during his illustrious career Haggerty said. “We knew he had the The Patriots, 7-7-1, are the No. 20 seed in the 21-team after competing on those surfaces. ability to run top 10. I just didn’t Class S field. They were scheduled to visit No. 13 ranked ‘Tm going to be very careful,” Coghlan said from his know if he had the ability to win. He 8-4-4 Coginchaug Regional today at 2 p.m. in Durham. home in Rye, N.Y., referring to competing in ran a heck of a race. What’s really The other local teams in tournament play, Manchester High and Bolton High, do not see action until Tlicsday. Manchester. “I’ve run five races this year and I’ve won outstanding about it is the kid from five races this year.” New Britain (Sanabria) has been Manchester High, 15-0-1, is the No. 2 seed in the 23- Coghlan’s most recent victory was in the Senior Cross running No. 1 ^1 year. This was the team Class L field. The Indians host the winner of the Hamden-NFA game Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Memorial. Country Championships at Van Cortlandt Park in New first time he was really challenged.” 1. York City last weekend. Ray stimned himself throughout Field. Hamden is the No. 18 seed at 6-4-6 and NFA is the race. seeded 15th at 8-5-2. “At the start, I didn’t think I “The road to a state championship will be very dif­ would win,” he said. “I was just ficult,” Manchester coach Joe Erardi said. “We have a going out the way I normally do. difficult bracket with Staples and Simsbury with us.” UConn reaches Halfway through the race, I still saw Staples, the No. 10 seed, is a possible quarterfinal op­ Sanabria right in front of me. I just ponent for Manchester if each gets past its second-round telling myself I could catch him. I foe. know he (Sanabria) usually goes out '/sit. Bolton, which won the Charter Oak Conference cham­ Big East final really strong and tries to put people pionship yesterday, is the No. 11 seed in Class S, now at away. (But) he never got a lead and 12-5. The Bulldogs are on the road TUesday at No. 6 seed STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s I just said I can catch him. I couldn’t 10-3-1 Putnam High for a 2 p.m. clash. soccer team, behind the game-winning goal from senior believe it when I was so close to Bolton lost a higher ranking as one win had to be for­ Kevin O’Hara with 34 seconds left in the first half, him.” feited for using junior varsity players who had par­ defeated Boston College, 2-0, in the semifinals of the Big Any special preparation for the It. , ticipated in a Bolton Rec league game. East Conference Tournament Friday afternoon at the Open? Connecticut Soccer Stadium. “We did less than usual,” Ray UConn (11-4-5), the top seed in the tourney, will face replied. “We didn’t even run yester­ \ second-seeded Seton Hall (9-6-1), a 2-1 winner over day. I think the week recovering Rose issues denial Syracuse, in the Big East Championship Sunday at 12:30 , r6ally helped me. I thought he’d be CINCINNAri (AP) — Pete Rose denies in his p.m. The winner receives an automatic bid to the 28- able to outkick me, but then I kept Patrick FlynrvManchester Heraid authorized biography that he ever bet on baseball, but he k.- seeing him getting closer and closer admits he deserved to get suspended from the game he team NCAA Tournament. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Boston College ends its season at 8-10-1. to me. And I said I wanted to win.” HEADING TO THE TAPE — East Catholic High freshman loves because of his associations and illegal gambling. R)r UConn coach Joe Morrone, it was his 350th career Rounding out the Eagle top five Jen Connor heads for the tape during Friday’s State Open The former Cincirmati Reds manager also says in the GOING UP — Manchester High's Peter Farley climbs the back of South Windsor's Rob victory. His overall record is 350-144-49. were Scott Livingston (54th), Dan Cross Country Meet at Wickham Park. Connor was the top book, inadvertantly released Friday in Cincinnati Geoffroy as he goes for the ball during Friday's game against the Bobcats. MHS won 2-1 bookstores, that he agreed to loan one of his main ac­ Seton Hall is three-time defending Big E^^st tourney Thiery (75th) and Sean Valencia Eagle finisher, taking 55th field in the girls' field. to take the CCC East title. champ. This will be also be the third straight year in (99th). cusers $10,(X)0 to try to keep his illegal gambling a which UConn is in the final. “We wanted to make the top secret. UConn added an insurance goal with 16:20 left to play three,” Feehan said. “I’m so happy Catholic), 16:13 for the 3.1 mile 277. Rose said he eventually accepted a lifetime ban from when a Rob Lindell cross was redirected into the net by for him (Ray).” course, 2. Sanabria (New Britain), 3. Top 25: 1. Liz Mueller (Water­ baseball last August because it was the best deal he could Boston College defender Stuart Tallmadge. The East girls totaled 561 points. Vogt (Staples), 4. De Ovando ford), 14:00 for the 2.5 mile course, get in light of his admissions of betting with book­ MHS 2 “That second goal killed us,” Boston College coach Ed Freshman Jen Connor led the way (Staples), 5. Anastasio (Wilton), 6. 2. O’Connell (Fitch), 3. OToole makers. From Page 48 z Kelly said. “That kind of play really takes the heart out with a 55th-place finish, followed Cullen (Xavier), 7. Joseph (St. Ber­ (Ridgefield), 4. Porch (Northwest His agreement last August permits him to ask for o of a team. It was a really, silly, silly goal.” by junior Nancy Byrne in 105th. nard), 8. Steven (Cheshire), 9. Daly Catholic), 5. Cummings (Stamford reinstatement after one year. It contained no fomial find­ O’Hara’s goal was a thing of beauty. Off a Cris Er- (F^rmi), 10. Carse (Xavier), 11. Catholic), 6. Barnes (St. Bernard’s), ing that he had bet on baseball and Rose neither denied Byrne did not run all week due to a was the first goal of the year for the Indian sweeperback. the field and on the Manchester bench. It also came right razuriz centering pass, O’Hara utilized a reverse bicycle Feehan (East Catholic), 12. Love 7. McGovern (Newtown), 8. Walker nor confirmed he had done so. sprained ankle. Katie Litke was South Windsor countered that goal at 28:42 as Corey before darkness engulfed the field. kick which sent the ball into the lower right comer. 120th while Saia Gilbertie and (Newtown), 13. Ghabrial (Rockville), 9. Borst (Housatonic “I have no regrets,” Rose says in the book, “Pete Rose: Hale sent a centering j ^ s on goal. Indian keeper Mike Regional), 10. Spaulding (Gris­ My Story.” “I did some bad and stupid things. 1 deserve “You couldn’t see at the end,” Craft said. “You just Husky goalie Tom Foley registered his ninth shutout of Betsy Ryan were 142nd and 145th. (Manchester), 14. Day (Staples), 15. Mil^zo Uied to punch it out, but he couldn’t get much of kicked at it.” the season. Crandall (Farmington), 16. wold), 11. Banks (Bloomfield), 12. Manchester High senior Beth to be punished. Making this settlement was the right it with the Bobcats’ Jamie Lussier heading it home. For Manchester, it was its fourth CCC East title in the Seton Hall senior forward Ian Hennessy scored the Sansevero (East Hartford), 13. Cool was 92nd. Bethel High took Symonette (Notre Dame), 17. Cross thing for me to do.” division’s six-year history. For McCarthy, it was his fifth Pirates’ first goal and and assisted on the second. Car­ the girls’ team title with 188 points. (O’Brien Tech), 18. Woronick (Val­ O’Cormor (Amity), 14. O’Cormor The book, Rose’s official biography, was written by Manchester had an apparent goal by Peter Giansante (Ellington), 15. Bucher (Cheshire), league title as his 1982 team took the now defunct CCIL mine Rascarella broke the a 1-1 tie with 4:38 left in Waterford High freshman Liz ley Regional) 19. Beck (Glaston­ Roger Kahn. It contains one chapter dealing with the five minutes before the equalizer waved off on a championship. regulation. Hennessy is a two-time winner of the Most bury), 20. Johnson (NFA), 21. Uhr- 16. Aeshliman (Haddam-Kil- Mueller won the girls’ race by 35 gambling allegations that eventually led to his lifetime mysterious jumping in call. The Indians also threatened Manchester will await word of tournament rankings Outstanding Player in the Big East tourney. lass (Newtown), 22. Ltmzo (Fair- lingworth), 17. Boden (Staples), 18. seconds with a time of 14:00 for the ban. with seconds left in the half, but an apparent handball in and pairings to be released this morning at ClAC head­ “We came out strong today,” Morrone said. “We anted field Prep), 23. Zapata (Fairfield), Dahlberg (Montville), 19. 2.5 mile course. The book was supposed to be released next Wednes­ the penally area was overlooked. quarters in Hamden. It will compete in the Class LL to go at them. I’m very, very pleased with the turnaround Wiatrowski (Rockville), 20. Atkin­ Boys team results: 1. Staples 79, 24. Hawky (Ridgefield), 25. day by Macmillan ^blishing Co., but was accidentally South "Windsor was outshot for the game, 14-9, but Division where it was runner-up a year ago to Cheshire. in this team.” Of Seton Hall, Morrone said, “Seton Hall son (Bethel), 21. Mansfield (Hall), 2. Xavier 111,3. East Catholic 240, Childers (Staples) shipp^ to some stores early, according to Macmillan had the edge in the second half (6-3). It was knocking on “This feels good. Now let’s win the state champion­ can beat you so many ways. 'They are so explosive. They, 4. Newtown 268, 5. Fairfield Prep Girls team results: 1. Bethel 22. Kaul (Ridgefield), 23. Torro spokeswoman Susan Richman. It showed up on some the door, but Manchester got the goal it needed. ship,” a beaming Craft .said. unlike other teams, like to play at the Connecticut Soccer 320. 188, 2. St. Bernard’s 202, 3. Amity (Old Saybrook), 24. St. John store shelves Friday afternoon. Craft took the indirect just outside the penalty area on ManctiostBf i i _ 2 Stadium in front of this crowd.” Top 25: 1. Chris Ray (East 250, 4. Staples 255, 5. Ridgefield (Bethel), 25. Hoefling (Wilton). “We ship to suppliers. Some of them jumped the gun,” the right side. It swerved close to Lee, and it came out to South Windsor ^ Sardo, whose resulting goal touched off a celebration on Scoring: M- Issavi, Sardo, SW- Lusaiar Richman said. Saves: M- Milazzo 7, SW Loa^tatt Rjca 4 -Mnibcnod 1

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SPORTS

MHS cops CCC East title

‘Rebuilding’ Indians

win on goal by Sardo

By Len Auster

Manchester Herald

It was a dark and gloomy and “ugly” when the final

horn sounded, but as far as Manchester High and Coach Bill McCarthy were concerned, the sun was shining

brightly. The Indians, who were NOT supposed to defend their CCC East boys’ soccer championship, did exactly that

Friday afternoon with a rain-soaked 2-1 victory over

South Windsor High at Memorial Field.

"Last year we were expected (to win the champion­

ship). This year it was said we were rebuilding, so this is

really a sweet championship because we mostly had

sophomores and juniors with just a sprinkling of

seniors,” McCarthy, in his 10th year, said.

Sophomore Brian Sardo, who was in the lineup the

second half after starting midfielder Justin Dieterle went

down with an ankle injury, got the game-winner with just over 11 minutes left. An indirect by Corey Craft came flying out to Sardo,

and he volleyed it home from about 10 yards out. It was

just Sardo’s second goal of the year.

“Someone hit it off the goalie’s chest. He tried to

punch it, but he shanked it and came right to me. I just Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald

popped it in. I was at the right place at the right time,” a

smiling Sardo said in the hallway outside the team’s HEADING FOR HOME — East Catholic’s Chris Ray, left, heads for the finish ahead of

lockerroom. New Britain’s Louis Sanabria to take the State Open individual championship Friday at “We tell the kids the start of the year everyone is im­ portant,” McCarthy said of Sardo’s heroics. Sardo did Wickham Park. Ray’s winning time was 16:13.

not play in the Indians’ last game, that Wednesday

against East Hartford. Craft, one of four senior starters with the Indians who

finish at 11-3-2 heading into postseason play, said he East Catholic’s Ray runs race

knew Manchester could repeat.

“I thought we could (win it again),” Craft said. “No

one else did. But I knew we had a strong junior varsity of a lifetime to win State Open team coming up and I knew the guys who were on the varsity last year who didn’t play a lot would be hungry.”

Manchester was fortunate to stave off the Bob<^ts, By Jim Tierney crossed the tape victorious with a Saturday at Bryant College in who wind up the year at 5-10-1. South Windsor had Manchester Herald time of 16:13 for the 3.1 mile Smithfield, R.l. Staples High of ' Manchester on the defensive much of the time, a situa­ course. Sanabria, the heavy Open Westport took the team title with 79 tion McCarthy readily admits. Tears of disappointment streamed favorite, was timed in 16:16. points. “South Windsor did a fantastic job. They were 5-9-1 down the face of Chris Ray of East Ray, a junior, ran 17:28 when he Undoubtedly, this day belonged but they looked like they should be going into the tourna­ Catholic following the 1988 State finisheid second in the Class MM to Ray who had doubts of even earn­ ment,” McCarthy lauded. “They beat us to the ball the Open Cross Country Champion­ meet last Saturday at Wickham. Ray ing All-State honors this year. Based first half. I said at the half it looked like they wanted the ships. He finished 26th, missing becomes the second Eagle ever to on last week’s class meets, Ray was game more than us. All-State honors by a mere place­ win a State Open cross country title. seeded 20th in the Open. Steve Kittredge won the O ^ n in “I didn’t think I had a dream of “The second half was not much better. It was ugly for ment. the most part. Also the way South Windsor pressed us This year, tears of joy streamed 1982. winning,” Ray said. “My goal was Eagle senior Dan Feehan also just to make the All-State team. Last we didn’t have a lot of chances. But you have to give my down Ray’s face after he ac­ kids all the credit in the world. They’ve come through all complished something his coach and turned in a fine race, gamering 11th year I was so upset about not being

year and they came through today,” McCarthy added. even himself doubted he could place to earn All-State honors. on it by one place. I think that was

Manchester jumped on the Bobcats early, scoring at —winning the State Open individual Manchester High senior Dave an incentive.”

the 3:44 mark of the first half. A comer by Dieterle was championship Friday afternoon at Ghabrial secured 13th to also gain Ray, the reining All Connecticut banged around first by Dwayne Goldston (off the post) Wickham Park. All-State honors. Conference champion, was never and Matt Kohut (save by Bobcat keeper Andy Lee) In a dramatic race to the finish Paced by Ray and Feehan, the worse than fifth during the race and before Emil Issavi ripped it into the back of the net. It over the final 2(X) yards, Ray reeled Eagles finished a strong third (240 was fourth, behind Sanabria and in pace-setter Louis Sanabria of points) as a team to qualify for the

See MHS, page 47 New Britain with 50 yards left and New England Championships next See RAY, page 46