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LUNE0U8 lOTIVE IN ASSAULT m ou n ted on snows. 5 lug for all. 647- NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) — Iran said in Tehran that the assault, claimed Friday its troops kiiled 3,000 codenamed Kerbala-4, was a “limited Iraqi soldiers in an assauit on the m ounted on offensive” intended to punish Iraq for its snows. 5 lug southern front, but Iraq said it smashed air attacks on Iranian cities. He said the fo r all. 647- the offensive and killed 10,000 Iranians, long-promised “ final offensive" to end turning the Shatt al-Arab waterway the 6-year-old war would be unleased "red with biood." “ at the appropriate time.” The fighting appeared to have eased The Iranians claimed they stormed Friday. But Iran accused Iraq of using four islands on the Iraqi bank of the ILE poison gas shells against Iranian forces Shatt al-Arab, destroying most of six and said artiliery duels continued in the infantry brigades of the 3rd A rm y centrai and southern sectors of the Corps. 730-miie border-frontline. Iran’s Is- The wording of the Iranian statements iamic Republic News Agency said Iraqi indicated their forces withdrew from shelis hit the w a r-ra va g ^ city of the islands Thursday, apparently be­ Abadan. cause the positions were too exposed to The two sides rarely allow Western hold. correspondents at the front, and there Baghdad radio, monitored in Nicosia, was no way to independently verify the said Iraqi forces regained control of conflicting ciaims. Um m Rasas, one of the islands. In Baghdad, witnesses said soldiers fired automatic weapons into the air in It said Iranian forces also landed on victory ceiebrations and Iraqi artiilery the Iraqi side of the waterway but were fired 21 ceremonial rounds over the “ annihilated." A military spokesman in capital. Tehran said the Iraqi version was “ pure Abdal Jabar Muhsin, director of the fabrication.” Iraqi army’s Political Guidance Office, The Iranian news agency, also moni­ told The Associated Press in Basra that tored in Nicosia, claimed Iraqi artillery 10,000 Iranians were killed in the 36-hour fired shells containing toxic gas at battle and thousands were captured. Iranian positions on the east bank of the “ The Shatt al-Arab ran red with the Shatt al-Arab, causing some casualties. blood of the dead Iranians," he said. The The United Nations has accused Iraq waterway separates Iran and Iraq and of using chemical weapons in the war is Iraq’s only outlet to the Persian Gulf. and Iran has reported hundreds of men The commander of Iraq’s 3rd Army AP photo killed and wounded by these weapons. Corps, Lt. Gen. Mahir Abdul al-Rashid, Iran said 6,S00 Iraqis were wounded in told the A P at his headquarters near the offensive but did not mention Sakharov speaks out Basra: "It was one of the bloodiest Iranian casualties. battles we’ve fought. It’s clear they Iran’s forces outnumber the Iraqis 3-1 Andrei Sakharov and his wife, Elena Bonner, appear in their were trying to make a decisive and they often use "human wave" Moscow apartment during an unusual interview with breakthrough.” tactics against Iraq’s superior American TV reporters. Sakharov, who returned from He added: " It was not a minor firepower. internal exile this week, said he wants greater freedom of offensive. It was fought on a 20-mile In Tehran, meanwhile, Khamenei front opposite the Iranian town of sought to dampen speculation that Iran movement so he can travei abroad. Story on page 3. Muhamara.” had launched a major push and been But Iranian President Ali Khameni repulsed. Whalers, Montreal in 1 -1 tie

"MAGAZINE PULLGUT SECTION — Story on page 55 SNAFU by Bruca BaattI* Casey gains ‘few* functions Man sets himself afire Source says CIA chief can’t resume helm in Manchester hospital WASHINGTON (AP) - George­ tion, but the source said, “ I town University Hospital officials understand it’s really shaken up the Friday issued their most optimistic president” because the two were An Andover man was flown from and a crisis intervention worker before report yet on the condition of CIA longtime friends and because Rea­ Manchester to a Boston hospital Friday the incident took place, according to a Director William J. Casey, but a gan himself had cancer surgery in evening after he burned himself in the news release issued by the hospital. At source in the intelligence commun­ 1985. However, the president’s emergency room at Manchester Mem­ 8:44 p,m., it was that discovered ity said he remains “ in very bad surgery was for colon cancer. orial Hospital while under restraint, Bartlett had set himself on fire, 'r( shape and is recovering very Publicly, White House officials authorities said. according to the release. slowiy ” from brain cancer surgery. have said no search is under way Thomas Bartlett. 29, of416 Lake Road, The supervisor said the blaze was put Hospital spokeswoman Robin for a replacement for Casey and the was reported in stable condition with out with an extinguisher by a security Payes said Casey was "fully source said no replacement is likely second- and third-degree hums over 20 guard a minute later, and the Town Fire conscious and abie to sit up in a “ anytime soon.” That is because it . j to 30 percent of his body when he was Department was called, Bartlett was bedside chair” as he recovers from might seem unfair to replace Casey flown to Brigham and Womens’ Hospital then treated and taken by ambulance to S‘A hours of surgery on Dec. 18. while he is recovering from serious i in Boston at about 10:30 p.m, aboard the Manchester High School, where he was It was the most optimistic state­ surgery, the source said. LifeStar helicopter, a nursing supervi­ picked up by the LifeStar helicopter. ment thus far on Casey’s recovery. In addition, any replacement for AP photo sor at MMH said. The supervisor said Bartlett was in Asked to provide details, she said, Casey would have to undergo Bartlett was suffering from bums on Andrei Sakharov and his wife, Yelena Bonner, talk to reporters in view of nurses the entire time he was in "Can't the critics just write a bad review “ this is ail we have so far.” confirmation by the Senate, a his hands, arms and chest, the supervi­ restraint. However, she said she did not and leave it at that?" Previously, the hospital said only process which could be controver­ their Moscow apartment Thursday night. Sakharov was allowed sor said. know how he lit himself on fire . that Casey, 73, was in stable sial and lengthy and during which to return to Moscow last week after seven years of internal exile. According to the supervisor, who Deputy Town Fire Chief William condition, and officiais had refused questions could be raised about the asked not to be identified, Bartlett was Griffin said the man had apparently to provide details amid reports that spy agency’s involvement in the brought to MMH for observation by been trying to burn himself out of the Connecticut Weather Casey’s recovery has been slower current controversy over the diver­ police at 7; 14 p,m, and was placed in a restraints when he set himself on fire. than expected. sion of Iranian arms sales profits to Sakharov issues call five-point restraint on a stretcher, Griffin said he had been put in a room However, the source, who de­ WILLIAM CASEY the anti-Nicaraguan rebels. which involves straps across the chest after l^ing placed in restraints, and the clined to be. identified, said Friday Casey was hospitalized Dec. 15, and both wrists and ankles. Central, Eaotem Interior and Southwent Interior: . . . “in very bad shape” crisis intervention worker went to check Sunny today with highs in the 30s. Wind north 10 mph or that “ I understand that Mr. Casey one day before he was scheduled to The supervisor said that the restraint up on him after hearing him yell. less. Clear tonight with lows around 15. Mostly sunny is in very bad shape and is testify before a closed-door meet­ for an ‘open society’ was imposed after he became dismpti ve “ When she opened the door, she saw Sunday with highs in the middle 30s. recovering very slowiy.” has led since 1981. “ Any trips Mr. ing of the Senate Intelligence in the hospital’s emergency room, him on fire and she screamed and “ It appears that he is regaining Casey makes back to the CIA are Committee as part of the panel’s Bartlett was examined by a doctor hollered,” Griffin said. West Coastal and East Coastal: Sunny today with oniy a few motor functions,” said iikely to be only for ceremonial investigation of the Iran-Contra NEW YORK (AP) - Andrei Sak­ highs 35 to 40. Wind north 10 mph or less. Clear tonight purposes,” the source said. Goldfarb said Sakharov told his the source. “ 'You have to remember affair. Members of the panel had harov, in unusual interviews on Ameri­ with lows in the lower 20s. Mostly sunny Sunday with The source said that Casey’s interviewer that he hoped his return to when considering this that he is a wanted to question Casey about can television, said Friday that he highs in the lower 40s. 73-year-oid man who has just had condition was so poor before his Moscow from internal exile in Gorky how much, if anything, he knew wanted to travel abroad, something he Residents of Manchester an extremeiy serious cancer surgery that CIA officials had would not be viewed as a public relations Northwest Hills: Sunny today with highs in the 30s. about the diversion of funds. said would help generate “ good feelings operation.” privately voiced fears that he might or propaganda move by Soviet leader Wind north 10 mph or less. Clear tonight with lows Casey’s deputy, Robert Gates, 43, and trust” for the Soviet Union. The source raised the possibility not survive the operation. Mikhail Gorbachev. around 10. Mostly sunny Sunday with highs in the a Soviet affairs specialist, is in “ I am mainly concerned with the that Casey may never resume President Reagan has not com­ pay half for government middle 30s. charge of the CIA in Casey’s problem of human rights and with The Nobel Prize-winning dissident active direction of the agency he mented publicly on Casey’s condi­ absence. obtaining freedom for those who are repeated his condemnation of the Soviet prisoners of conscience, political prison­ invasion of Afghanistan and his opinion By George Layng $158,924,243, Boiton was 133rd with ers,” Sakharov said in an interview that President Reagan’s “ Star Wars” Herald Reporter $83,523,399 and Andover was 153rd at Mercenaries hack way to freedom broadcast on “ CBS Evening News.” proposal was not a major obstacle to $51,606,002, according to CPEC. Lottery Numbers “ I am also concerned with obtaining disarmament. Manchester residents are being taxed That means Manchester’s grand list for just under 52 percent of all the money WASHINGTON (AP) - Three worried sick about her husband, a more freedom of movement, including While some of Sakharov’s statements — which is scheduled to be revaluated where the men were arrested at a their town government needs to operate American mercenaries who used retired Army major. port town 20 miles east of Rio de the right to travel abroad as well as to were not new, Goldfarb said it was next year — ranks 13th out of the 29 this fiscal year, while those in Andover, Connecticut daily Friday; *96. Play Four: 604S. hacksaw blades to escape from “ He is very depressed,” said Janeiro. emigrate from the country. In other “ unprecedented for him to be allowed to towns in Hartford County, CPEC said. Bolton and Coventry have to provide Connecticut Lotto Friday: 1-S-IS-15-29-S7. Brazilian prison where they had Mrs. Sosa, adding that since the They were charged and convicted words, I want all that is connected with speak freely on a Soviet television Of the 13 towns in Tolland County, over 80 percent, according to a study been held on gun-smuggling escape, the men left behind have of smuggling arms into Brazil, but an open society.” facility.” Coventry ranks 7th, Bolton loth and been denied any privileges and done by the Connecticut Public Expen­ Andover 12th. charges were home Friday after a the convictions were overturned by Sakharov and his wife, Elena Bonner, Goldfarb, now a professor of microbi­ diture Council. harrowing flight across South have had their mail and telephone an appeals court last October. The Businesses accounted for 35.7 percent returned to Moscow on ’Tuesday after ology at Columbia University, knew The study, which evaiuated the grand America. calls monitored closely. men remained in jail facing extra­ of Manchester’s grand list, the 33rd the Kremlin lifted Sakharov’s internal Sakharov in Moscow before leaving the lists and tax levies of Connecticut’s 169 “ If we hadn’t had hope, we never The men, all Vietnam veterans, diction to Argentina on charges of largest percentage in the state. Bolton Index exile and pardoned Bonner, who was Soviet Union. Goldfarb’s dissident fa­ municipalities, found the average ievy were arrested March 14 aboard a violating export laws. ranked 146th at 7.6 percent, Andover would have made it,” said Timothy convicted in 1984 of slandering the ther, David, also a scientist, was on residenU was for 57.8 percent of their Panamanian-registered tug loaded The mercenaries said they are 149th at 7 percent and Coventry was Carmody, who is now turning his Soviet state. permitted to leave the Soviet Union in town’s revenue. Manchester ranked Advice___ Focus_____ -1 8 with machine guns, grenades, convinced they were recruited for 155th at 6 percent, according to the attention to freeing four colleagues He said his fondest desire was to October. 142nd with 51.6 percent, Andover was Business _ Local news. j* -5 inflatable rafts and other military an official U.S. government opera­ study. still jailed in Brasilia, Brazil. travel abroad, ” to see my family and to Goldfarb said that if Gorbachev were 15th with 83.2 percent, Coventry was Churches . Opinion___ . 12-13 hardware. tion to overthrow the government of On the average across Connecticut, Carmody, 39, who was inter­ be able to see the world.” sincere in saying he needed critics, 19th with 82.4 percent and Bolton was Classified . Sports . .47-56 viewed by telephone from his home The seagoing vessel was loaded Ghana, which has strained ties with businesses represented 31.9 percent of __ “ If I am allowed to travel, this would Sakharov was ideal as “ a critic without 27th with 80.7 percent. C o m ics U.S/W orld_____ - 8-10 with weapons in Argentina and was Washington. grand list vaiues, whereas residentiai in San Francisco, joined Sheldon help generate good feelings and more a claim on political power.” Conversely, businesses accounted for Connecticut__ Weekend Plus Magazine headed across the Atlantic Ocean to Carmody said he is convinced the property accounted for 60.2 percent. Entertainment. Ainsworth of Virginia Beach, Va., trust in my country,” Sakharov said. 35.7 percent of the taxes collected by ______Pullout 21-36 the West African nation of Ghana operation, for which he was paid “ If all Gorbachev wanted was a public The largest grand list was in Stam­ and Steven Hedrick of St. Peters­ In an interview with NBC, the Soviet Manchester, while in Boiton the figure burg, Fla., on a flight from La Paz, where the men were told they were $5,000, had the backing of the CIA or relations gesture, to get rid of an ford. totaling $5.1 billion. CPEC said. dissident said changes taking place in was 7.5 percent. In Andover, businesses Bolivia, to Miami on Thursday. to help in a mission to overthrow the the National Security Council. He embarrassing situation, he could have The smallest was Union at $11.6 million, Soviet society would lead to the release provided 6.9 percent of the local government of Jerry Rawlings. said the man who recruited him put him on a plane, like (Aleksandr) while the total grand list for the entire A fourth man — Fred Verduin of of others jailed there for political revenue, while in Coventry it was 5 9 Sonoma, Calif. — escaped with the One of the three says he is lives in Texas. Solzhenitsyn,” referring to the Russian state was $77.7 billion, the watchdog beliefs. percent, according to CPEC’s figures. Hanrltpstpr Hpralh convinced the project had U.S. The plan, Carmody said, was for author in exile in the United States. group reported. others on Dec. 15 and is safe, ’The state average was 33.8 percent. although he did not return to the government backing — either from the Americans to train a force of 100 Details of the NBC interview in Fairfield County had the largest USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI. No. 75 Sakharov said in the interview that The remaining tax money was coi- the CIA or the National Security Ghanaian rebels, apparently on Moscow were reported by the translator grand list of Connecticut’s eight coun­ United States immediately, Car­ Gorbachev put no conditions on the lected from other sources, mainly motor Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher Council. in New York, Alexander Goldfarb, and ties. It accounted for 37 percent of the mody said. board a freighter after picking decision to let him return to Moscow. .vehicle taxes, the study said. But the plan when awry when the them up in the Ivory Coast, Ghana’s portions were broadcast Friday evening total, while Windham County was last at Douglas A Bavins Sheldon Cohen Betty Sosa of Fayetteville, N.C., “ He pronounced a phrase which I As for the value of total taxable Executive Editor Composing Manager ship’scaptain refused togothrough on “ NBC Nightly News.” The interview 1.8 percent. Hartford County ranked wife of Steven Sosa, 57, one of the neighbor. The invasion then would think is meaningful, and that is, that I property in each town, or grand iist, Denise A. Poberts Robert H Hubbard men still in prison, said she was with the trip and returned to Brazil be launched in rubber boats. was for airing in the United States and should return to my patriotic work,” second at 23.4 percent, and Tolland AdverUsIng Director Manchester ranked 37th with Pressroom Manager not seen on Soviet television. said Sakharov. County seventh at 2.7 percent, CPEC Mark F Abraltls Jeanne G. Fromerth $712,627,288. Coventry ranked 105th with said. Business Manager Circulation Manager Published delly except Sunday and certain holidays by the Lottery fever comes to Seattle Manchester Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place. Manchester. Conn 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. Sandinista leader proposes contra amnesty Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. SEATTLE (AP) - The Christ­ More than $417,000 of the $1 Jack Meenahan, a retired P O Box 501. Manchester. Conn. 06040 mas rush was still on in the Pacific tickets, which allow players two If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 foundry worker from Oregon, said MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — Pres­ Honduras. Northwest as people looking for a chances at the lucky combination, reason to expect Azcona would inter­ a m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable he would throw a party of sorts if he ident Daniel Ortega proposed that to the Nicaraguan Democratic Force, to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0046 by 6 shot at $10 million lined up at were sold Friday by late morning, Barricada reported that Ortega’s cede now. won the top prize. “ I ’d invite all my Nicaraguan rebels in Honduras be the largest Contra group, are based in p m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. convenience stores Friday for said lottery spokesman Dick Paul­ message said Nicaragua was ready to A person answering the telephone at camps along the rugged and sparsely Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 weekly. $650 foi one friends over to the house and have returned under an amnesty program or tickets to the biggest lottery jack­ son. The drawing is scheduled for cooperate with the Honduran govern­ populated countryside of southcentral month. $19.25 for three months. $36.50 for six months and ’em count my money,” he said sent to other countries, the official Honduran Embassy in Managua pot in Washington history. Saturday evening. ment "to receive, with all legal said he was not authorized to comment Honduras bordering Nicaragua. $77 00 for one year. Mall ratas are available on request Barricada newspaper reported Friday. To placs a clasalfled or display advertisement, or to report a “ I had to get in a big line of traffic guarantees, the Nicaraguan citizens on Ortega’s proposal. Ortega’s message to Azcona said “ an The biggest previous jackpot, This week’s ticket sales already The newspaper, voice of the ruling news Item, story or picture Idea, call 643-2711. Office hours are to get over here,” Mac Hoffmeister involved in counter-revolutionary activ­ Last month, the Honduran president effective and long-lasting solution to the 8:30 a m to 5 p m Monday through Friday given away in a March 1 drawing, had exceeded $6.5 million heading Sandinista National Liberation Front, of Portland, Ore., said in Van­ ities who voluntarily wish to return rejected a Nicaraguan proposal for a existing tensions” would be the repatri- The Manchester Herald la a membei; of the Associated Press, was $8.5 million. No one has won a into the weekend and were second said the plan presented to Honduran under the amnesty law.” 'ttlon of those rebels wishing to return. the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the New England couver, just across the Columbia jackpot in the weekly Lotto drawing only to the $8.6 million record set President Jose Azcona Hoyo also U.N. commission to visit and monitor NewsjMper Association. River. “ When it gets to $10 million, Amnesty for the U.S.-supported reb­ the border area, which has been the He said those not wishing to return to since Nov. 22, allowing the total to before the drawing in March, provided for the repatriation of Nicara­ it really draws the people out.” Paulson said. els. called Contras, has been offered for scene of repeated clashes. Nicaraguan could be sent to other snowball. guan refugees living in neighboring the past three years, and there was little An estimated 12,000 rebels belonging countries. Coventry Journal: 'A shopper, not an Insult

By John Mitchell bad do you want it?” ' water Systems of Connecticut in Man­ Herald Reporter Cisowski said the community re­ chester, said he has gotten more sponse to the Journal has been good. “ I response from his ad in the Journal than ANDOVER — A note taped to the know people are sucking it up,” he said. in any other local paper. , keyboard of Bill Cisowski’s personal “ We didn’t expect such a warm “ We find that, being a small personal- computer reads, “ If it was easy, reception in this field.” type paper, it's read more, and we get everyone would do it.” But nearly a year after publication of responses to it,” he said. “ We just seem It is a message that Cisowski, 39, the the first issue, Cisowski said he still has to stand out more.” publisher of The Coventry Journal, trouble pinpointing its purpose. Mathieu said Cisowski comes around looks at and learns from each day. “ It’s hard to describe what we are.” - once a month and asks him how business Starting in February from scratch and he said. “ To say that we’re a newspaper is going. “ He gives you the impression combining a toudi of desire and one of is not the truth.” he believes in your business,” Mathieu need, Cisowski managed to cut throu^ He has instead chosen to call his said. ; "f. the competitive publishing market to creation a “ vehicle for expression and This one-to-one contact has produced nti ^ ■ r ' create the monthly shopper, which things you can’t get on the TV set.” about 70 advertising clients, and the Herald photo by Pinto initially ran four pages. It has since growing number presents its troubles. evolved into a 12-page, feature-oriented THE LOOSENESS of the Journal is “ The problem is being able to addition­ Passing through “ magazine” he hopes will continue to best represented by the list of contribu­ ally service the people we have.” grow. tors it runs every issue, described as “ a Cisowski said. The second fairway at the Manchester Country Club golf course " It ’s a grand experiment,” Cisowski variety of persons who have worked, are “ You have to service those custo­ stopover. The geese should have an incentive to go on their way said. now working, or will work in the future mers,” he said. “ You could be on the may not be comfortable for golfers these days, but these this weekend, when temperatures are expected to turn colder. The test may have begun this year but for us.” skids tomorrow.” migrating geese recently found it a good place for a brief for Cisowski, a gentle, balding man who Cisowski's wife. Sue, 30, who helps out Cisowski said circulation was built up works full-time at the Mansfleld Train­ by doing “ whatever anybody else can’t because of advertisers who stuck with ing School as an aide, “ it was something do,” said she has been surprised by the the Journal and the increasing amount that had been brewing for a long time.” Journal’s success. “ I'm not used to his of home delivery. “ The mail built us Local News in Brief ~ Crash nets several charges Aside from some basic newspaper projects working out so well.” she said. quick,” he said. “ It’s given me a vote of experience in college. Ciskowski had Mrs. Cisowski, who works at the confidence.” A Manchester woman was released. Doughty, no age available, was virtually no background in the business. Andover Library, conceded that the Seasonal factors boost claims charged with driving while intoxi­ Police said Sangiovanni’s car. traveling north on Route 44 when it However, he always had an idea of what paper was her husband’s project, cated and evading responsibility which was traveling north on Broad struck another car, operated by he wanted. Nearly 2,200 temporary seasonal claims for after leaving the scene of a two-car Street, was struck at the intersec­ Kertu Kersen, 59, of Coventry, near despite the fact that she is listed as THE JOURNAL currently is distrib­ unemployment benefits boosted the statewide weekly editor. uted to 2S0 different locations in accident Tuesday evening on Rus­ tion of Woodland Street by a the intersection of Northfied Road. "E VE R YO N E ’S BUSY - they don’t average by 12.7 percent to 24,068 claims for the first two sell Street, police said Friday. westbound car operated by Debra No one was injured in the accident, “ I generally let him go with it,” she Manchester. It is also sent to houses and weeks in December, the state Department of Labor have time to read the paper,” Cisowski Police said Julie D. Griswold. 39, D. Dussault. 16, of 112 Woodland St. police said. said. “ He’s interested and that makes a businesses in Columbia. Hebron, An­ reported Monday. of 48 Russell St., was turning right Dussault, who was not injured, Police said Doughty was answer­ said. “ You’ve got to be short, to the difference.” dover, Coventry, Bolton, Storrs and Included in the total were a weekly average filings of from the southbound lane of Main was fined for failure to obey a stop ing a report of an automobile point.” BILL CISOWSKI “ It’s a nice little paper,” said Bob Willimantic. “ We’re hitting a wide 3,350 new filings, 20,718 continued claiqis and 2,181 Street onto Russell Street when her accident when the mishap Working with the notion of a freebie .. ."a grand experiment" spectrum,” Cisowski said. “ By next sign. Kanehl, who wrote some of the first temporary claims. For the previous two week period, car hit another car stopped in the occurred. containing local store advertising, Ci­ ^ear we should look better.” the department said, initial filings stood at 3,431, while fiction and news stories for the Journal eastbound lane. Neither Griswold COVENTRY — Police are inves­ sowski set out to publish “ ashopperthat going to want to buy,” he said. there were 17,924 continued filings. before landing a reporting position at Cisowski just bought a new 35- nor the operator of the other car, tigating a Wednesday morning doesn’t insult your intelligence.” Benefits expired for 329 claimants. the Glastonbury Citizen. “ It’s come a millimeter camera, proofthatthe paper Harrison H. Barrows, 23. of Coven­ accident on Route 44 involving a EMERGENCY The inclusion of feature stories, UTILIZING “ CRUDE” equipment In Manchester, a weekly average of 674 claims for long way.” is coming along, although the small try. was injured, according to an police cruiser and another vehicle, Fire — Police — Medical fiction and local news was what and friends who worked in different unemployment benefits were filed during the two week Kanehl attributed its success to amount of money it’s made “ is into accident report. police said Friday. distinguished his passionate hobby from aspects of publishing, Cisowski has kept period, including 104 initial and 570 continued. The Cisowski's determination to keep the expansion right now.” Griswold was also charged with Police said a patrol car operated shoppers in the area. the paper printing. figure represents a 12.7 percent increase over the DIAL 911 paper afloat. “ It’ll last for awhile,” misuse of a registration plate, by Coventry police Lt. Ronald “ You know those people are chucking Plans for the future call for doubling previous two-week period, labor officials reported. In Manchester Those who do work for the Journal Kanehl said. operating without insurance and the circulation. If that goal is reached. those things in the garbage,” he said. tend to double up tlieir workload. For If there is any criticism about the reckless operation without a li­ “ You have to twist them a little bit.” example. Cisowski said “ anybody that Journal, Cisowski said it’s that a few Cisowski said he will think about getting Area health clinics planned cense. She was released on a Contacts from a Windham advertising distributes it (the Journal) is a a slick, color cover. people are disappointed with its role and Health checkups for Coventry and Andover residents promise to appear Jan. 12 in agency taught Cisowski enough to run representative.” want more newsy information. Partly to While the future of the Journal looks are being offered in January by Community Health Manchester Superior Court, his first few issues with Lion’s Club and The office has been moved to the rectify that and partly for his own promising. Cisowski is hesitant to admit Care Services Inc. of Columbia. Jaycees news, all the better to increase basement of his Wales Road home, pleasure. Cisowski said the paper will that the paperis a success. The nature of On Jan. 6 from 8:30 to 10 a.m. at Community Health A South Windsor woman was advertising. where a guitar and other items clutter injured after a two-car accident start running a police blotter. the publishing business, he said, is to Care Services’ office on Route 6 in Columbia, and on A ' ' / t * ' h i * ’"There were times when we had the area where he gets each issue ready Cisowski talks passionately about accept success too quickly. If it has Jan. 7 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Coventry Town Office Tuesday at the intersection of nothing' to go on page one,” he said. to deliver to the printer. Although the advertising and the business end of the come too easily, Cisowski only needs to Building, residents can receive blood pressure checks, Broad and Woodland streets, police “ Most of the first year my office was my Journal’s circulation has grown to about operation, only because it is the most look down at the message on his tuberculosis tests, throat cultures and general health said. car.” A hospital spokeswoman said the 12,000, life hasn’t gotten any easier. important. computer. guidance. MANCHESTER PARKAOE woman. Nancy Sangiovanni, 59. a How does he determine what goes into “ I ’m just kind of going from month to “ When you get smug, you’re going On Jan. 8 at Coventry Pharmacy on Route 44, 394 West M iddle Turnpike passenger in a car operated by the Journal? ’ ’What you think people are month,” he said. “ It gets down to ’How MICHAEL MATHIEU. owner of Life- into decline.” he said. Community Health Care Services will conduct a blood MANCHESTER pressure clinic from 1 to 2 p.m. Another clinic wili be Craig J. Sangiovanni. 32. of Tol­ held Jan. 22 at Village Pharmacy in Coventry on Route land. was treated for a leg injury at 31 from 1 to 2 p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital and 647-1080 For more information, call 228-9428. Group launches push for traffic engineer “"ONE HOUR C O IO R PRINTS E S T WESTfAigg % color processing retains By George Layng said Town Manager Robert Weiss has " 643-5692 Calenilars T Herald Reporter Lutz said that TRAFFIC plans to run an written to him saying that the town is IllVi Cenier St. its briiliance. The color you see considering hiring a part-time traffic Manchester today is t he color you’ll see in a yearl, advertisement in local newspapers encouraging engineer for the next fiscal year. ^ Tues.-Sat. IOKP-5 JO. Thun, til » M . j In order to make travel about Lutz said that TRAFFIC plans to run Manchester Manchester safer and more convenient, residents to tell it about traffic problems around After on all of your an advertisement in local newspapers Monday I? a newly organized group of residents town. encouraging residents to tell it about SAVE Holiday concerned about automobile traffic has Pension Board, Lincoln Center Gold Room. 3 p.m. traffic problems around town. He said Christmas pictures!^>'^^sS^^a^' n** urged the town to create a traffic the group hopes the response will <1.50 department and hire an engineer to convince town administrators that a Savings) departments. Andover monitor traffic patterns. the rest of Manchester is lacking. full-time traffic department is needed. No meetings scheduled. The group — TRAFFIC, or Town When a developer comes before the The town traffic engineer could Oakland Street is the road most in Planning and Zoning Commission with Residents and Friends for Infrastruc­ review development plans and the need of improvement. Lutz said. Hesaid ^ '•il ture Control — plans to help in the effort, plans for either new housing, businesses condition of current roads and decide the volume of traffic already exceeds Bolton I'4 J said one member, Allen Lutz of Stephen or industry, the town has to rely on what streets should be improved, he capacity, making it unsafe. Similarly, Imported traffic studies done by the developer. said. He said the only cost to the town Spencer Street also is congested, but the Monday Street. It was formed “ principally to fashions identify unsafe (traffic) configurations Lutz said. With a traffic department, the would be the salary of another engineer, town has allowed new development to Board of Selectmen. Community Hall, 7 p.m. throughout the town.” Lutz said. town could provide its own information which he put at less than $50,000. occur along both roads, he said. from India, on which to make permit decisions, he Lutz said another trouble area is the Lutz added that the engineer could Coventry China, Mexico & "There's a lot of things that I guess said. Stop and Shop supermarket’s exit- South America. — m then draw on information from the are just falling between the cracks In addition. Lutz complained that a entrance on Broad Street. He suggested Monday police, planning and public works Hand Crafted ^ - V - because it’s not a centralized function.” townwide traffic study of Manchester that the current outlet be used for Steering-Liaison Committee, Town Office Building, 7 departments to come up with he said of current efforts by the town to has never been done. He noted that an entering traffic only, with another ramp p.m. Sterling Silver Jewelry. recommendations. deal with traffic. Lutz said traffic­ analysis was done of traffic in the North used for exiting traffic. Tneaday _____ Site Staiti Today monitoring duties are divided among End in connection with plans for a Town officials could not be reached TRAFFIC first met last week and has Electronic Advisory Committee, Town Office Unique Fashions c. Gilts the police, public works and planning shopping mall, but said information for for comment Friday. However, Lutz a “ handful” of members,” Lutz said. Building, 7 p.m. Move and marriage cost Suicidal gunman Housing starts fall, but beat ’85

HARTFORD (AP) - The November, down 986 units from lowed with 81, New Haven with 65 woman job in New Haven dies from bullet numbers of housing start permits October. Canale said in a state and Glastonbury with 58. issued in November fell 37.4 per­ released Friday. New Haven County led the state NEW LONDON (A P ) - An 18-year-old man cent compared to October, a drop “ Despite this drop, the number of with 696 new units, followed by NEW HAVEN (AP) — Love doesn’t conquer “ After that hearing, I got a telephone call at who led police on a five-hour chase before new units authorized through No­ Hartford County with 644 and all. At least that’s what Mary McNerney has 6:30 at night, at home, telling me my waiver that Housing Commissioner Joseph shooting himself in the head last week died E. Canale said was a normal season vember of this year havesurpassed Fairfield County with 496 permits. learned since she got married in April. was denied — and that my employment was Friday. decline. the number of new units permitted Canale said permits issued in 261 McNerney, 32, was a financial administra­ terminated. Over the phone, they tell me Terrance F. Hogan, of Montville, died at in all of 1985,” Canale said. cases were for structures of three tive assistant for New Haven poiice for two this,” she said. “ I was compietely hysterical. Lawrence and Memorial Hospital in New London Local building officials issued. Waterbury led the state with 96 or more units, while 922 were for years until she was fired in October. Her It’s bad enough to find the waiver was denied. at around 8 a.m., a hospital spokeswoman said. 1,647 permits for new housing in new units authorized. Monroe fol­ single family homes. dismissai resulted after she married Lt. Kevin I didn’t even get six months to make a decision Hogan had shot himself once in the head with a McNerney, a New Haven city firefighter, and about moving back. Not even a chance.” .22-caliber rifle on Dec. 17 as Groton city Police moved to his home in North Haven. William Jones, city director of organization Chief Robert D. Laurie edged toward him. urging As a city firefighter for 16 years, Kevin and deveiopment, who aiso is on the residency him to surrender. GIGANTIC STOREWIDE PRICE CUTS !!! McNerney is entitled to live in any city or town review board, voted to aliow McNerney to Police were notified earlier that Hogan was contiguous to New Haven. keep her job. armed and acting erratically as he meandered in But because she was hired after 1978, Mary “ It was a rare case,” he said. “ The first like a car and on foot through Montville and New McNerney must iive in New Haven in order to it we’ve ever had. There just aren’t too many London. AFTER CHRISTMAS... coiiect a city paycheck, according to a situations iike this. Personaiiy, I think there Police said Hogan had stolen a rifle and some residency requirement adopted by the Board has to be some leniency in the law, some ammunition from the home of a friend in of Aidermen. give-and-take with people’s lives.” Montville. Later, he threatened to shoot a security " I figured it was no big deal,” Mary City Controller Michael Milone, one of two guard at Ocean Beach Park in New London, and McNerney said. " I thought, ‘I can live here’ ... board members voting to deny the waiver, then forced his way into a parked car at the beach, I thought I couid be found in compliance with said making such decisions “ is not a very police said. him ... this is a household in compliance. We pleasant thing. People are not being dismissed Hogan ordered the driver to drive him to a aren’t two individual units anymore.” because of performance. BLOW-OUT! convenience store. After releasing the driver. I O P E N ] SANTA'S BAG OF GOODIES MA YBE EMPTY,. Mary McNerney consulted her supervisor in “ Our feeling, under the terms of the Hogan led Montville and then Groton police on a ...BUT OUR WAREHOUSE IS STILL PACKED the poiice department, then the department’s ordinance, was (McNerney) did not meet the chase before he crashed the car into a guardrail "WALL TO WALL" WITH TOP NAME BRAND personnei officer and, finaliy. Police Chief ‘hardship’ test that has been applied consist­ on an exit ramp on Interstate 95. William Farrell. She felt confident she was ently to all others. The fact that her husband is Hogan fled on foot from pursuingpolice and was MAJOR APPLIANCES,..COLOR TVs,..VCRs,.. protected by marriage. a firefighter, and is in compliance, is another cornered on an embankment. Police Chief Laurie MICROWAVES AND MUCH MUCH MORE!!! In October, she was notified that she wouid issue.” tried for 45 minutes to talk Hogan into have to appiy for a residency waiver and Milone said the board felt it would be unfair surrendering and had just handed him a pack of EVERYTHING MUST request a hearing. She did so, still certain her to make an exception for McNerney when cigarettes when Hogan pulled the trigger, police marriage would permit her to be found in others, who also failed the hardship test, had said. B E SOLD!!! compliance. been dismissed. Police said Hogan had been drinking whiskey and “ dropping thorazine like candy.” HELP US CLEAROUT OUR 1986 INVENTORY, AND WE LL SHOW YOU AP photo INCREDIBLE "YEAR-END ” VALUES THAT I Fatal crash spurs copter suits CAN'T BE BEAT. ' Not a car, but... Iceland blames Sikorsky for malfunction Connecticut in Brief WE RE NEVER Dick Alegre, 57, shows off the vehicle he keeps in his TIR ED O F HARTFORD (AP) — Five federal lawsuits A report by Iceland’s government also notes driveway in Saticoy, Calif., as his children, Deborah and have been fiied against Sikorsky Aircraft that the accident occurred at night in a fijord Ritchie, appear to be waiting for a ride. The Construction to close ramp GIVING YOU THE contending that a faulty cargo door bn a at the end of a long working day for the 70,000-pound Sherman tank was used in World War II. HARTFORD — Beginning Monday, Dec. 29, the helicopter it manufactured caused a 1983 helicopter crew. The reported concluded Capitol Avenue off ramp, or Exit 47, from Interstate 84 LOWEST PRICES !!!I crash that kiiied four Icelandic coast guard “ there is insufficient evidence to enable the eastbound will be closed at certain times for crew members. causb of the accident to be fully determined.” construction, the state Department of Transportation 1^ REASONABLEMFFER r e f u s e d !!! The S-76 helicopter has been involved in at The Iceland accident marks the first time said Friday. least U other accidents — and nine fatalities that a sliding cargo door has been cited as a The exit ramp will be closed Mondays through — in the past three years, according to the problem on S-76 helicopters, according to Fridays from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. for approximately six National Transportation Safety Board, the Stangarone and officials with the Federal weeks. U.S. agency responsible for investigating air Aviation Administration. The agency said the ramp will be open to one lane of crashes. Sikorsky, a division of United Technologies SPECIAL traffic at all other times, and the restriction will The Icelandic coast guard contends that the Corp. of Hartford, has sold about 300 S-76 remain in effect for about 18 months to allow for the cargo door hit the helicopter’s main rotor helicopters since 1978, when the company construction of a new ramp to Asylum Street. blades just before the craft plummeted into a began production of the aircraft — the first HOLIDAY fijord in Iceland on Nov. 8, 1983. Stratford- helicopter designed specifically for private Stamford man wins Lotto twice based Sikorsky disputes the allegation. rather than military use. NEWINGTON — A Stamford man is splitting “ Based on our own detailed investigation, S-76 helicopters can be outfitted with five to HOURS Tuesday night’s first prize Lotto jackpot of $1 million we disagree with the conclusions of the 12 seats and can cost up to $4 million each, with himself. Icelandic government, “ said Sikorsky spokes­ Stangarone said. About half the S-76 helicop­ John Divito, 72, played the same Lotto numbers man Robert Stangarone. ters sold to day have been equipped with twice and won once for himself and his wife and the Lawsuits were filed against Sikorsky during sliding cargo doors, he said. second time for his three sons, lottery officials said the past year on behalf of the Icelandic coast Statistics compiled by the National Trans­ Montjay, December 29 8:30-5:30 Friday. guard and the four dead crew members. The portation Safety Board show that nine people Divito and his wife Catherine, 69. picked up their first Hartford Courant reported in Friday's edi­ have been killed in the four fatal S-76 accidents Tuesday, December 30 8:30-5:30 annual check for $25,437.50, before taxes, and their * tions. The suits were filed in U.S. District since 1984. The board’s figures relate only to three sons each got their first annual checks for Court in Hartford and transferred to New U.S.-registered aircraft and do not include the Wed., December 31 8:30-5:30 $8,479.17. Haven. accident in Iceland. The prizes were claimed Friday at the state lottery The lawsuits contend that the helicopter’s Four Sikorsky employees were killed when Friday, January 2 8:30-8 headquarters. sliding cargo door assembly contained an S-76 crashed in Sutton, Mass., in June. The Sat., January 3 “ nonstandard components and was missing helicopter was one of four that was to have 8:30t5:30 10 Injured In holiday accidents components, thereby creating a high probabil­ carried Jordanian King Hussein's entourage ity of malfunction in ordinary use.” to Connecticut. HARTFORD — At least ten people were injured but Kitchen & Dining Room no deaths had resulted from highway holiday traffic in Open Friday ft Saturday Onlyl Connecticut as of Friday, state police said. A Connecticut woman, however, and a Virginia man Clothes claim leads to stabbing were killed Christmas Day when their cars collided Featuring Freeh Shrimp head-on in Exeter, R.I. The woman was identified as W ATERBURY (A P) — A city youth was wearing a black wig, purple dress, black Charleen J. Barr-Bump, 26, of Griswold. arraigned Friday on a murder charge in the panty hose and women’s shoes. ------— — lor the Rhode Island police said the car driven by stabbing of a man who apparently became The argument spilled out into the street Holldayel Barr-Bump apparently crossed the center line of Route offended when the youth bragged that he where Hurdle allegedly pulled a knife from his 165 and collided with a car containing a Virginia looked better in women’s clothes than the purse and stabbed Yates, according to the couple. Barr-Bump and Joseph P. Bodzioch, 27, of man's girlfriend, Waterbury police said. police report. 43 Oak street Roanoke, Va., were pronounced dead at the scene of I Jomahl Hurdle, 17, has been charged in the Hurdle fled the scene, but surrendered to SEA FOOD the collision, state police said. Christmas morning death of Elgin R. Yates, authorities later, police said. lUNCHESIBt Barr-Bump had an invalid driver’s license, police • VHS-C hORMAT 22, who was fatally stabbed once in the chest. At his arraignment Hurdle did not enter a SERVING THE AREA OVER 30YEARS said. • NEW 8mm UNITS A t fiieUeCj The number of accidents in Connecticut was 76, and According to police, the two men were at the plea. His bond was reduced to $150,000 and his 649-9937 SHOP FI =EWHFHE MRS I DISCOUNT CENTER V l # 647-9997 home of a friend when Yates got into an next appearance in Waterbury Superior Ckiurt 220 motor vehicle arrests had been made, according to YOU LL SEE WHY IT PAYS UpUMHIlMlMlirtM argument with Hurdle, who was reportedly was scheduled for Jan. 12. police. Of those arrests, 133 were for speeding and eight TO SHOP AT SIEFt ERTS’ ■upmucT Ic gnMM iBftf I. people had been taken in for drunken driving. OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL 9 • TUES-WI0 9AT TIL 5 . ERlDATTILi • ISA \ Claims still Deadly Atlantic tanker crash second in 2 days

r REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) - A In the second disaster, the 1,260-ton in lifejackets. Two other bodies slipped church outside London, said managing conflict In British tanker ran onto a rock off the British-owned Syneta sent a mayday out of their life jackets and sank as the agent Gordon Haggerstone. It carried east coast of Iceland early Friday and distress call saying it had run aground searchers tried to pull aboard trawlers. vegetable oils and was registered as a sank, killing all 12 crewmen, Iceland’s and couldn’t launch any of its life rafts One crewman was found alive but he motor vessel, he said. National Rescue Organization said. because the tanker was too close to a died shortly afterwards, Briem said. The Syneta was empty when it left the 737 hijacking It was the second fatal sinking of a steep, rocky outcrop. The other three crewmen were English port of Liverpool on Dec. 20 for ship in the North Atlantic in as many The crew of 12 — six Britons and six missing and presumed dead though the Eskifjordur on the east coast of Iceland days. Cape Verde Islanders — apparently search continued. Hundreds of volun­ to pick up 1,100 tons of fish liver oil. “ She An Icelandic freighter, theSudurland, DHAHRAN. Saudi Arabia (AP) — Five groups jumped into the sea when the ship began teers combed the beaches. had been due to ... return via Rotterdam sank midway between Iceland and claimed responsibility Friday for the attempted to sink, said Rescue Organization The Syneta was smashed to pieces. and Dunkirk,” Haggerstone said. / Norway on Thursday. Five crewmen hijacking of an Iraqi airliner that crashed, killing at spokesman Johannes Briem. The 284-foot ship was purchased by The Syneta ran aground in relatively least 62 people, after grenades exploded during a were rescued by a Danish helicopter, Rescuers later found a life raft tom to Syndicate Tankships Ltd. of Gibraltar in good weather on Skrudur rock, a 531-foot shootout with sky marshals. three were killed and three more were shreds, a spokesman said. October 1985 and is managed by high outcrop at the mouth of the missing and presumed dead. ’i’he rescuers recovered six bodies, all Haggerstone Marine Ltd. of Horn­ There remained conflicting accounts of what Faskrudsfjordur fjord, he said. f happened, how many people were on the plane, the ' 7 f number of hijackers and the number of people killed. B •’ One claim made in Beirut, which was at odds with U.S./World in Brief OPEN MONDAY passengers’ accounts and other claims of responsibil­ ity. said the plane was forced down by the Saudi air AP photo force after hijackers took control of it, and that many people died when Saudi forces stormed the plane. Man kills man over cats Another holiday starts A Saudi official said either the pilot or the co-pilot MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — A man living under a died shortly before the crash, but said he did not know highway bridge has turned himself in for killing a New York Rabbi Shmuel M. Butman Friday, Butman lit the first candle of the the circumstances. fellow drifter who tried to drown four stray cats that (left) views the world’s largest Hanukkah menorah, which is located at 59th Street The Iraqi Airways Boeing 737 reportedly split in two shared their shelter, police said Friday. menorah with an unidentified assistant. and burst into flames a half-mile from the desert John Patrick O’Neill, 50, went to authorities on and 5th Avenue in New York City. airstrip at Arar, northern Saudi Arabia, on Christmas As the Jewish holiday began at sundown Christmas Eve out of renhorse for the Dec. 19 slaying, Day. said police spokesman Howard Zeifman. The Jordanian government said 95 people were on He said he beat Daniel Francis Kelly to death after the plane. 30 of whom survived. But the Saudi Defense Kelly threatened him with a knife, and then buried him ENJOY SPECIAL SAVINGS ON ALL DIAMOND RINGS, Ministry said there were 107 aboard — 91 passengers. in a shallow grave under the bridge, where police found Peking restricts protesters 15 crew members and a security man — and that 62 the body. EARRINGS, PENDANTS— EVERYTHING people died. “ I kind of feel sad for the guy,” said Detective Robert PEKING (AP) - The city of Congress ruled that demonstra­ utive days of front-page editorials The death toll was thought to be the highest in a Hanlon. “ If he didn’t come in and tell us about it, Peking on Friday issued tough tions are illegal without prior police describing the protests as a threat hijacking or attempted hijacking in the history of air there’s a very good chance that we never would have restrictions on demonstrations in approvai and said applications for to stability and economic piracy. found it. I guess it was bothering him.” an effort to head off further protests marches must be submitted to development. “ There were nine people shooting pistols, two bombs by students demanding democratic police at least five days in advance. The Shanghai protests, which ran and fire,” Salim Abdel Dado, a Jordanian passenger Reagans keep holiday tradition reforms. The ruling, announced on the STUNNING for five days through Tuesday, who survived the gunfight and the crash, told The SM RKUNG In the central China city of national evening news, was similar WASHINGTON — President Reagan leaves for a DIAMOND have subsided. But demonstrations Associated Press in Amman. DIAMOND Nanking, up to 4,000 students to a clampdown by Shanghai one-week California vacation Saturday, planning to EARRINGS have continued this week in Peking, Airline security men took part in the battle, see in the new year as usual at the palatial Palm Hundred! to Choose From PENDANTS rallied Friday for the fifth straight authorities on Monday follo^ng survivors said. Choose from a selection day and listened to speeches calling the eastern port city of Tianjin and Springs home of publisher Walter Annenberg. Approlwd SeckenS demonstrations there by tens of Sl2G VbkiG PrtCG of hundreds for freedom, less bureaucracy and Nanking. The president and first lady Nancy Reagan will thousands of students demanding "There were more than 100 shots over four or five 1 /3 CTTW $ 360 $ 252. AppRilMd Becksf's an end to what was termed respect for human rights and press Sources in Nanking, about 120 minutes and two explosions,” Abdel Dado said. return to the White House Jan. 2. V 2 C T T W 700 490. Six# VM u g PrICG dictatorship. freedom. miles west of Shanghai, said The plane was Iraqi Airways Flight 163 from They will spend Saturday night and Sunday in Los 3 /d C TTW . 1.050. 735. 1/3CT S 750 $ 525 Angeles, flying to Palm Springs on Monday after 1CT T.W 1.950 1.365. 1/2CT 1.050 735. Students have taken to the streets The national government, students from at least four universi­ Baghdad, Iraq’s capital, to Amman, capital of Jordan. 1 1/2CT T.W 3.200. 2.240. 3/4CT 1,525 1,066. in at least nine Chinese cities this Reagan presents the Presidential Citizens Medal to 2 C T T W 4.000 2.600. 1CT 2.800 1.960. through the state-run press, has ties rallied at the Drum Tower, a It crashed 250 miles southwest of Baghdad and about 60 1 1/2CT 3,440 2.408. month. unleashed a media blitz against local landmark near Nanking Uni­ miles from the Jordanian border. Jeana Yeager and Dick Rutan. co-pilots of the The Peking municipal People's student activists, with four consec­ versity. globe-girdling aircraft Voyager, and Burt Rutan, designer of the craft.

Iran coordinator to bypass White House chief I Fire destroys relic, paintings MORE OF THE SAVINGS YOU’U FIND NICE, France — A Christmas night fire in a Roman ASK ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN. WASHINGTON (AP) - President very difficult situation, so that there is deal with the Iran matter, leaving Catholic cathedral destroyed the relic of a saint and TAKE UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY no distraction at the White House from Regan to oversee other White House Reagan, turning outside the White three 17th-century paintings, all classified as historic ROUND PEAR MARQUISE OVAL House for help in a time of political its its major business, whether it is activities. objects, parish officials said Friday. Corot Aptwiwa ••ctrry Corot ApprebM tock*r^ COfOt ••CkM'l Appwlwd ••ckM^ Vohi* Rrteo WolgM C o fo f turmoil, named NATO Ambassador foreign policy, defense poiicy or domes­ Regan, who knew about the arms The fire Thursday night apparently originated in a VohM PrtcR. W Right VohM Prtc* Weight o m .75 $ 980 V H P ile * David Abshire on Friday to coordinate tic policy, at a very important time.” sales but says he was not aware of the Christmas creche set up in a chapel of Sainte Reparte ii4oo .43CI ' S 600 $ 420 .59CT $1075 ?756 .50CT $1500 $1065 1.00CT 2650 1855 .50CT 1200 640 .75CT 1600 1120 75CT 1700 1200 responses to (frobes of the Iran-Contra Some members of Congress have diversion of funds to Nicaragua, has Cathedral, a 17th-century building In this Mediterra­ 1.20CT 3150 2205 55CT 1650 1295 .78CT 2300 1610 1.03CT 2400 1660 affair. suggested that Regan shouid step down vowed to remain on the job. The nean city’s oldquarter, according to the rectory. It said 1.53CT 4500 3150 1.00CI 2400 1660 1.00CT 2400 1660 126CT 3150 2205 1.79CT 7000 In giving a Cabinet-level post to or be dismissed in the wake of president has not indicated any plans to the fire probably was sparked by a candle or electrical 4900 1.47CT 4000 2800 l.ilC T 2950 2065 1.50CT 4500 3150 2.34CT 9500 Abshire, Reagan bypassed White House disclosures of the clandestine arms replace him. short circut. 6660 3.30CT 4060 3600 1.59CT 4500 3150 1.75CT 4650 3250 3.15CT 25.000 17.500 19.000 Chief of Staff Donald T. Regan, who has sales and diversion of money to the The Georgetown University Hospital The blaze destroyed a wooden reliquary containing 3.0SCT 13.300 3.43CT 20.000 14.000 2.00CT 5400 3760 been interviewed by congressional Contra rebels. statement of Friday was the first the skeleton of Saint Alexander, an early Christian committees exploring arms sales to In fact. Senate Republican leader Bob significant departure from a series of martyr. Flames ruined a painting by Jean-^ptiste Iran and the transfer of proceeds to Dole of Kansas reacted quickly to statements which merely described Van Loo (1684-1745). showing the martyrdom of Saint JUST A SAMPLING OF THE MANY HOLIDAY Nicaraguan rebeis. Friday's announcement of Abshire’s Casey’s condition as stable following the Bartholomew, and two unsigned paintings from that SPECIALS YOU’LL FIND AT BECKER’S And on the eve of Reagan’s departure appointment, hailing it as “ yet another Dec. 18 operation. period. signai to Congress and to the American FOShKXI SAVE 50% ON PEARLS for a weeklong vacation in California, a Oip OkmafRktg spokeswoman at Georgetown Univer­ people that President Reagan is deter­ In announcing , Abshire’s appoint­ 40 a Viwnvai O u r i N l r » ■■iBrtlon o l b s m tlM cuHurod p w R lt f ■pgeiRty pricdd ow m ad MM STOOD sity Hospitai said CIA Director Wiiliam mined to stay on top of this controversy ment, the White House said the Communists ask 'people’s war* |ust ki Unto for hoRdoy gift gM rtg. ambassador “ will head a team that will i $1400. n ••ckRT'o Oochor'A J. Casey “ is fully conscious and able to until it has been fully resolved.” $6300. coordinate White House activities in all MANILA, Philippines — Rebels on Friday accused sit up in a bedside chair” following Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., vice President Corazon Aquino of being subservient to LodnfostMon $ 260. •125. •1.200. • 000. aspects of the Iran matter.” Weinberg O g O n 400. 200. 1.500. 790. surgery to remove a cancerous brain chairman of the Intelligence Commit­ foreign Interests and called for a “ people’s war” as Wm UHOetoCk«mon« soo. 250. 1.000. •00. said Abshire’s- appointment will take 700. tumor. tee, said, “ It’s good that they’re going to they celebrated the 18th anniversary of the Communist ooaranMMMSSSO Bpr— ■liiNmtItjaD 350. 2.400. 1.200. effect Jan. 5, and that other members of h 900. 450. 3.000. 1.SO0. At the White House, spokesman Mark have one person coordinating things the team had not yet been named. Party of the Philippines. w $595. $7875. 1.000. •00. 0.000. 4.000. Weinberg said Abshire, 60, will report because virtually everything they need The party’s Central Committee said the govern­ l i Both the House and Senate have ApprolMd VoKw; 1N 8 f pf itnG IN* oomporottv* 8»mno pric* e( eunwiRy ovaHobl* directly to the president, not to Regan. to know can be found out now at the ment’s plan for ending Marxist insurgency “ leaves 0*fra ol o tlm llai n o t u f o t d 8MFmln»d by th» tomtl •Rorti o« our M R. N doot n o l named select committees to focus on the ftp ro fftl our tormor Mfllng prioo. krtermodlaflo tnorkdewm may hovo boon takon. The spokesman said the new counselor White House. This appointment wili unchallenged the continued role of U.S. imperialism” Iran-Contra affair when the 100th ioChicago was preference for the airplane over the bus this ranging from Dial soap to Purex bleach. 1920 826 paper in the annuai rite of post- around 30 degrees, but shoppers appar­ past week. Transportation accounted for about a quarter 1915 Christmas sales. ently had the arctic temperatures of Greyhound Corp. announced the sale of the of the parent company's total 1985 revenue of Unchanged They lined up outside before the stores I i r ~ i i 1910 January and February in mind as they intercity bus business it helped pioneer 73 $3.28 billion. M T • W • T • F 547 opened, ready to make a beeiine for lined up for Marshall Field’s fur sale. years ago, while United Airlines’ parent Currey’s group has said it will retain the Down marked-down items. Some retailers The store discounted furs up to 70 company undertook a billion-dollar expansion Greyhound name and logo, which have 1950 opened earlier than usual to accommo­ percent, said a Marshall Field spokes­ in the hotel business. become a familiar sight on roads nationwide 1900- 489 date the rush. man, Doug Dome. Greyhound, which is based in Phoenix, since the company’s first bus rolled out of a 1850 N.Y.S.E. Index Stores reported that most customers “ Traffic is incredibly high” through­ 1800; Ariz., said it agreed to sell the nation’s largest driveway in 1913. But it remains unclear 141.14 0.14 were buying merchandise, not return­ out the 27 Marshall Field stores in intercity bus operation for $350 million to an whether Currey will hire Greyhound drivers 1750 ing it. Illinois, Wisconsin and Texas, Dome investor group headed by Fred G. Currey, or even negotiate with them. 1 7 0 0 S.&P. Comp. Among the departments most mobbed said. chairman of Buslease Inc. of Dallas. “ It’s pretty much up in the air right now, we 1 8 50 by bargain-hunters were those selling Saks Fifth Avenue’s Manhattan store Chicago-based UAL Inc., parent of United, don’t really know what’s going on,” said 1 6 0 0 246.92 + 0.17 heavily discounted Christmas cards, was “ close to a mob scene.” said Westin Hotels and Hertz Corp., said it would Wesley Ponsford, financial secretary- 1 5 5 0 Dow Jones Ind. wrapping paper and tree decorations. general manager Joseph Gromek. buy the Hilton International Co. hotel chain for treasurer of the Los Angeles-based union’s 1 5 00 At the crowded Christmas shop at But some retail chains found their about $980 million from Transworld Corp. of Local 1508. A • S N • O 1.930.40 3.52 Macy’s flagship store in midtown downtown stores relatively quiet while New York. “ Our people are happy that somebody who Manhattan, customers pulled down the business boomed in the suburbs, as Financial analysts and travel agents wants to be in the bus business has bought the store’s own decorations and bought many offices were closed and customers generally saw the bus-line sale as a shrewd company,” he said. But a predominant feeling them. shopped at store branches near their move by Greyhound, primarily because in the union is that if Currey asks for “ We opened at 9 (an hour early), and homes. intercity bus travel has been declining for two concessions, “ people would rather go out and decades. find another job,” he added. The drop has been particularly acute in the In interviews following the announcement, last few years, as millions of former bus riders Currey said he expected intercity bus travel to Macy’s no pretty sight have opted to take advantage of low air fares rebound, partly because consolidation among spawned by intense competition between airlines inevitably will drive up air fares and hi « “ . x j NEW YORK (A P ) — It was not a department, where hundreds of airlines. enable bus carriers to raise fares as well. pretty sight at Macy’s 34th Street shoppers filled arms and baskets with John W. Teets, Greyhound’s chairman and That would signal a potential boom for department store on the day after rolls of snowflake-decorated wrapping chief executive, attempted earlier this year to Greyhound’s bus operation,, which historically Christmas. paper, colorful ribbons and cardboard trim the bus operations, first by selling or has dominated the business and still accounts Cabbage Patch dolls reduced to $49.95 angels. leasing terminals and later by reorganizing for about 60 percent of overall routes. Make your and $5 GoBots lay in shambles on the “ I never expected to have to undeco­ the network into regional subsidiaries. News of Greyhound’s decision helped boost floor of the Parade of Toys department, rate the place,” he said as he climbed on At the same time, he had been threatening to the parent company’s stock price by $1.75 a reminders of shopping havoc wreaked a counter to help a customer pull a sell the entire bus business unless the share to $31.87'/i, investors had a different New Year’s Eve on Christmas Eve past. garland off a decorated window on a company won major concessions from the opinion of UAL’s Hilton International pur­ Frantic bargain hunters already once festive display. Amalgamated Transit Union, which repres­ chase. UAL stock dropped more than $3 a ents most of the carrier’s 7,500 employees. Dinner Reservations planning for next year’s holiday ripped Zinnia Martinez was not happy to be share to the $54 level, reflecting doubt that the Earlier this month the union rejected a glittering yards of white and gold back at Macy’s to return her children’s company could digest the hotel chain. beaded garland off the wall displays of Christmas presents. early. Santa’s Workshop where marked down Christmas ornaments were going fast at The $69.99 Smarty Bear was supposed A P p h o to 50 percent off. to move his eyes and mouth while he Wall Street gets a monster Post-Christmas buyers turned Macy’s talked, but he didn’t, she said. The $50 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE RED. 2, BOLTON, CONN. Fran Chernyshev of Oak Park, III., carries away her holiday into a big shop of horrors with long lines Whiz Kid was supposed to work like a NEW YORK (AP) — If you’ve been moment, only some partial answers to that for returns, ragged rows of oft-handled computer when you pressed the buttons, watching the stock market lately, you may question are readily apparent. 643-2342 supplies for next year at the Marshall Field's store in Chicago’s but it didn’t. gifts still waiting to be purchased and feel you’re seeing a horror film; The Machine Point No. 1: Not only is the computer itself a Loop Friday as the store was filled early with post-holiday sale signs everywhere. “ My kids were upset when they That Ate Wall Street. passive entity, but so are the program traders bargain hunters. Retailers call the day after Christmas one of the “ I should have called in sick today,” opened their presents on Christmas The creature in question is the computer, who use it. They react automatically to biggest shopping days of the year. said John Hankerson, a part-time morning and nothing worked.” said the which allows professionaltraders to bombard fluctuations in various markets, rather than worker in the ninth-floor Christmas counselor at Metropolitan Life. the market instanteously with huge amounts acting to create them. of buy and sell orders in a practice known as Point No. 2; Because it is predictable to ^ dmmd tlmfimil program trading, sometimes causing big some extent, program trading creates oppor­ swings in prices. tunities for exploitation by sophisticated a la sensiUa fiMm?.. Film star dies of pneumonia Maine cops get This beast is so powerful it can monitor opportunists who monitor the spread between every fluctuation in the markets for individual prices of stock-index futures and the indexes stocks and stock-index options and futures. themselves. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress (1964); “ Murder By Death” (1976); Before it sends its electronic shivers through and many others. more than Santa John Mendelson. an analyst at Dean Witter Elsa Lanchester. a two-time the markets, it actually tells its masters when Reynolds Inc. who has made this point in Academy Award nominee famous Bom Elizabeth Sullivan in Lewi­ the time is ripe to do so. sham, England, Lanchester began published accounts of conversations with a for eccentric and comic roles such ALFRED, Maine (A P) — A man dressed as Its roar is heard most clearly on occasions her life in show business at age 16 in fellow he calls “ Bennie the trader,” notes that as the monster’s wife in “ The Bride Santa Claus was arrested after a policeman like last Friday, when a record 244.68 million it tends to diminish links between stock prices children’s theater in London’s Soho of Frankenstein,” died Friday. She stopped his car for a traffic violation and found out shares were traded on the New York Stock and such economic fundamentals as corpo­ district, and danced with Isadora was 84. i that the man in the bright red suit was a probation Exchange at what has been dubbed the “ triple rate earnings and dividends. Duncan’s troupe in Paris. Her first violator. witching hour.” Point No. 3; Program trading is part of a Lanchester, whose film credits film appearance was in 1927, in the Kevin Fletcher remained in the York County Whenever it is thought to be loose in the process that ties the stock market to the included co-starring roles with her British movie “ One of the Best.” Jail Friday, unable to post $10,000 bail. land, individual investors scurry into hiding, futures markets, which have different rules husband Charles Laughton, died of She married Laughton in 1929 and Fletcher, 33, was stopped Wednesday evening like the frightened peasants in some Boris and different regulators. Whether this is good bronchiopneumonia at the Motion went with him to Hollywood in 1934, as he was driving to the home of a customer who Karloff movie. If this story follows the or bad remains a matter for debate. Picture and Television Country where they worked together in had hired him to appear as Santa at a holiday standard Hollywood script, onlookers fear, it “ Complaints that futures trading destabil­ House and Hospital in Woodland “ The Private Life of Henry VIII” gathering. could end with the villains and the village izes markets have been heard over many Hills, said hospital spokeswoman and “ Rembrandt.” Laughton died An officer on patrol spotted a car without a rear together being consumed in flames. decades in the case of futures on individual ...you demand our fine craftsmanship and Jean Ferris, i in 1962. registration plate. When he pulled the car over, Of course, as any sophisticated audience commodities,” say economists at New York’s Incapacitated by heart problems Lanchester played a wide range the officer found a Santa-suited driver at the knows, melodramatic tales of this type are Morgan Guaranty Trust. our high quality products, since suffering a stroke in 1984, of character roles, and critics said wheel. rarely based on fact, but rather on supersti­ “ But in fact, studies of futures trading Lanchester was admitted to the she was at her best in eccentric or both at affordable prices! A check of the license and registration turned up tion and the fear of the unknown. generally have found that the volatility of hospital Dec. 17, Ferris said. comic parts, such as the monster’s an outstanding Superior Court warrant in which The many advocates of program trading cash-market prices for individual commodi­ She had no living close relatives bride in “ Bride of Frankenstein.” Fletcher was named as a probation violator. He and other modem Wall Street practices say ties did not increase after futures trading Heritage Kitchen & Bath Center, Inc and lived in the Los Angeles area, ELSA LANCHESTER She played Anne of Cleves was charged with having failed to make the new techniques and technology in use began, and in some cases have found that Ferris said. The actress had asked opposite Laughton in “Henry 182 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester . . . comic roles restitution in connection with a forgery conviction today have in fact made the markets a better, volatility declined.” that no funeral service be held and V III,” a film for which her husband and for not reporting to his probation officer as more efficient mechanism than ever before. Mendelson’s friend Bennie, now playing the that no information be released a 1935 horror classic that gently won an Academy Award. — 649-5400 required. They cite statistical studies that show that game on the futures side in Chicago, sees about the disposition of her re­ mocked the genre. Among the Lanchester was nominated for Fletcher was booked at the York County Jail, the volatility of the stock prices is no greater things from another perspective. mains, according to the others were “ David Copperfield” Oscars for her roles in the 1949 film where he spent Christmas Day, unable to post the than it was 10 or 15 years ago. “ I told you last winter that the NYSE was "Visit our showroom loday, spokeswoman. (1935); “The Spiral Staircase” “ Come to the Stable” and in the 1958 $10,000 double surety bail set by the court. Yet the question persists; Have today’s rapidly becoming a derivative of the Chicago or call for a free estimate” Among Lanchester’s film credits (1945); “ Witness for the Prosecu­ AMERICA’S CABIMETMAKER- movie “ Witness for the financial scientists created a nnonster? At the markets,” Bennie says. \yere “ The Bride of Frankenstein.” tion”, . .(J957); “ M ary.. Poppins” Prosecution.” ’ i V OHNION Finally, Pentagon will attract fruitdakes WASHINGTON - used by the armed forces every year. Piucurement officers and suppliers Add this tothe American The streamlining of old, unwieldy alike will have fewer headaches if the taxpayers’ seasonal specifications is being supervised by contractors’ commercial expertise blessings: The Pen­ Peter Yurcisin, head of the Office of ‘ can be taken into account. Lack of rides tagon has sliced its . i Jack Standardization and Data . Among the items that have not detailed specifications V, Management. suffered from adoption of industry for the armed services’ Andcraoa Yurcisin knows the job won’t be standards are hot-chocolate dis­ isn’t so safe traditional holiday fruit­ easy: There are specs for 55,000 pensers and dlshracks. Thestreamlin- SflilLTz! cakes from 16 pages to different items the Pentagon buys. But ers may eventually zero in on chewing four. 4.000 industry standards have already gum (17 pages of specs) and athletic It’s too ea rly to predict replaced the old, by-the-numbers supporters (22pages). for teenagers how this will save in . specs, and Yurcisn predicts that about Much of the concern over military actual dollars. But the simplification that the candied orange peels and 2.000 more commercial item descrip­ specs was triggered by the Defense should sharpen the competition for pineapples have a “ 75 percent soluble tions will be adopted in 1987. Science Board, headed by Dr. Joseph fruitcake contracts by bringing in solids content.” Nor do the new specs Shea of Raytheon. When a group of Manchester High School experienced commercial bakers who give the temperature at which the eggs “ THAT DOES NOT MEAN we are Footnote: Yurcisin’s office has students began organizing a chapter of Safe don’t feel like adjusting their proven, for the batter must be stored. adopting every one (that industry) begun eliminating specs that are not Rides a couple of years ago, their effort was successful recipes to meet the picky makes.” Yurcisin told our associate reviewed every five years. well rec e iv ^ . requirements of the 16-page specs. THE LOOSER SPECIFICATIONS Stewart Harris. But if, for example, In fact, the new fruitcake specs have may also improve the quality of the the Society of Automotive Engineers One prominent businessman donated space been aimed deliberately at suppliers fruitcake by weeding out incompetent (SAE) has already done the detail ; Patent of the week at his auto dealership for the group to use as who have been selling their product on suppliers who used the more detailed work and come up with an acceptable Lazy fishermen are the intended its headquarters, and a number of students the civilian market. The new four- specs as a recipe to be followed standard, Yurcisin figures there’s beneficiaries of this week’s prize volunteered to give up some of their weekend page “ commercial item description” slavishly. As any amateur cook knows often no real need for the military to do patent application: simply lists the essential ingredients from watching Julia Child, literal nights to help make sure peers who had been it all over again just have its own • Automatic Fishing Machine (Pat. without the niggling detail that old devotion to measurements is no requirements. No. 4,627,186). This gadget, eagerly drinking made it home safely. specs included. substitute for experience. Except for obvious items that have a awaited by the Izaak Waltons of the In fact, the Manchester group now has a The new requirements still name the An amendment to the Pentagon uniquely military application, collab­ world, automatically jerks up the rod glut of student volunteers, with about SO various types of fruit to be used, but do budget now permits military procure­ oration between the Pentagon and its when the bait is taken, thereby hooking waiting to be trained, according to Safe Rides not, for example, insist that the ment officers to consider a supplier’s civilian contractors should enable the poor fish. At the same time, it sets cherries be tinted with colorfast dye commercial success when buying any President Cathy Topping. Jersey activist wins trash war specs to be drafted that will be usefulto off an alarm to awaken the snoozing that won’t run in the batter, or demand of the thousands of different items all concerned, according to Yurcisin. fisherman so he can reel in his catch. The service, which operates mostly on ABSECON, and furans. weekend evenings, offers a free and N.J. — Operat­ In March of this year, Coca- confidential ride to anyone under 20 who has ing from the Cola concluded its test, pro­ claimed the three-piece can to be My $1,000 plan still a good idea had too much to drink and doesn’t want to attic of a non­ descript clap­ Robert “ a technical and marketing drive or to teens who don’t want to ride with board house success” — but indefinitely with­ President exemption it would replace. someone who has been drinking. Since its here. Trisha L. Walters held mass distribution pending Reagan has Of course, the $1,000 tax credit inception, the Manchester Safe Rides F e r r a n d development of “viable recycling achieved my would have to be adjusted to program has provided hundreds of rides for wages a cease­ systems.” $1,000 proposal m today's comparable dollar value and cost of living. I proposed in young people who might otherwise have less struggle in reverse. In George against the HAVING FORCED COCA- 1972, as the 1972 that, whatever the cost of the risked their lives and those of others by trying federal go­ COLA to back down, Ferrand now Democratic McGovern program, it should be financed by to drive under the influence of alcohol or vernment. the plastics industry stretching from California to has launched an even more nominee for a reformed income tax structure drugs. and assorted other powerful Connecticut. ambitious effort to force the Food president. I that would close unjustified institutions. “ We’ve mobilized hundreds of and Drug Administration to proposed that loopholes and adjusted tax rates Unfortunately, Safe Rides programs in So far, she’s winning. people,” boasts Ferrand, who abandon proposed regulations we terminate to avoid federal deficits. I further other towns have not been as successful. The determined 35-year-old heads the nationwide Coalition that would allow expanded use of existing wel­ proposed a carefully planned PVC as a food and beverage defense structure based on the Program s in some towns have been shut resident of this southern New for Recyclable Waste, is execu­ fare programs, including the computers quietly add $1,000 to packaging material. nation’s real needs that would down for months because of a lack of student Jersey seaside community gets a tive director of the Association of personal income tax exemption of everyone’s account. They do that Most plastic food packaging save many billions of dollars to lot of help from her friends. New Jersey Recyclers and is a $1,000. now under the personal income drivers, while in others organizational now is made of PET, but PVC is help reduce or eliminate the Indeed, the key to her success is partner in a consulting firm I suggested that the Internal tax exemption, but the present troubles have kept them from getting off the less permeable and thus more federal deficit, which was then her ability to mobilize networks of specializing in recycling. Revenue Service simply grant system is of primary benefit to ground. effective in preventing oxygen comparatively small. like-minded people throughout every American a $1,000 tax high-income families. from entering the packages. PVC the country. ONE TEST of her organizing credit, or “ Demogrant.” In 1972 I was widely ridiculed CURIOUSLYENOUGH, Presi­ In Wethersfield, a lack of student interest also is lighter, less expensive and A dedicated proponent of recy­ ability occurred in autumn of Those with enough income to for this $1,000 proposal. ’The dent Reagan has now achieved a has stalled the program for two months, while less susceptible to breakage than cling, Farrand is especially 1985, when the Coca-Cola Co. pay taxes would apply their $1,000 lavishly funded Nixon-campaign different kind of $l,000-per- PET. in Enfield, only one of the 35 students who troubled by the use of plastic began test marketing a three- cr^it toward their tax obliga­ TV ads contended that I would put person allocation — the federal Until now, however, the FDA volunteered was given parental permission to packaging materials that are piece plastic and aluminum soft tion. Those with less income most of the nation on a new deficit. has prohibited wider PVC use drive. The program adviser in that town said difficult to recycle, are not drink can in 14 stores in Colum­ would use whatever part of the welfare dole that would be added The budget deficit for the fiscal biodegradable when dumped into because the compound migrates tax credit was necessary to pay many students tell her their parents won’t let bus, Ga. to the taxes of working people. year ending Sept. 30, 1986, landfills and produce toxic bypro­ The cylindrical body of the can to the food and contaminates the their taxes, and the balance Thesecharges weremadedespite exceeded $220 billion. That means them drive for fear of a lawsuit should an ducts when incinerated. was made of polyethylene tereph- package contents. PVC’s vinyl would come to them as a cash the fact that the Nixon adminis­ the Reagan administration is now accident occur. thalate, commonly known as chloride monomer is of special income supplement. Those with tration had made a similar borrowing about $1,000 annually Helping strangers has always been a FARRAND SHARES her con­ PET, while the lids on both ends concern because it is carcino­ inconie below taxing levels would proposal a few years earlier only for every man, woman and child somewhat risky proposition. cerns with 30 activist leaders in were aluminum and the label was genic to humans. receive the tax credit in the form to back away from it at the first in the United States. Oregon, Minnesota, Michigan, made of polyvinyl chloride, com­ The FDA argues that the of cash grants — the so-called sign of controversy. A similar Instead of tax adjustments to But Safe Rides programs in towns like Massachusetts, Nebraska. Pen­ monly known as PVC. problem now can be controlled. If negative income tax. idea, the negative income tax, has cover the costs of go ver nm ent, we Manchester have demonstrated their safety nsylvania, New York, New Jer­ With the assistance of the its proposed rules are adopted, long been advanced by the have had a tax cut since 1981. the level of PVC use as a food ilk and worth time and again. Besides saving the sey, New Hampshire and other Environmental Task Force, a THERE ARE SEVERAL ad­ conservative University of Chi- Instead of welfare reform, we states who regularly receive the packaging material, which now ( ? ''‘» 6 0v NEA Inc vantages to such a plan: have the same old welfare lives of potential victims. Safe Rides teaches public interest group based in cago economist Milton "National Recyclers Multi- Washington, D.C., Farrand stands at about 250 million pounds 1. All of this would be processed network. Instead of reductions in "Remember when Donald Regan was a Friedman. student volunteers about safety, responsibil­ logue" she edits. mounted a nationwide campaign annually, would triple as it through the IRS with no need for a military spending through long KNOW-IT-ALU?" ity and caring — something that students who That unique publication, char­ against the three-piece can on the became a popular container for huge welfare bureaucracy. I S'HLL BELIEVE that the overdue reform, we have fed an are reluctant to give up a few of their acterized by Ferrand as a grounds that it could neither be liquor, milk, frozen vegetables 2. It is more equitable because it principle of my proposal, or the accelerating arms race complete and other products. weekends should keep in mind. "paper-based conference,” com­ disposed of efficiently nor re­ benefits the working poor, those similar idea of Professor Fried­ with the MX missile, the B-1 bines the chracteristics of a cycled economically. But Ferrand points to evidence with dependent children as well man, is sound and should be bomber and now Star Wars. Parents who keep their children from round-robin letter, newspaper The labels posed a particular that the health and disposal issues iianrlipatpr Hrralft as those without income who now carefully considered. I still preferthemuchmaligned participating in Safe Rides are sending them clipping service, bulletin board problem because when PVC is have not been resolved — and in Founded In 1881 are welfare recipients. It is difficult toestimate the cost McGovern plan of 1972. and scrapbook. burned the chlorine in the com­ recent weeks she has inspired, 3. It does not require a the wrong message, one of “ don’t get PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuMtaher of such a program without Ferrand also operates a pound combines with water vapor more than 150 letters of protest to demeaning division of the popu­ extensive computer analysis, but Former Sen. George McGov­ involved.’’ They should rem em ber that OOUQLASA. BEVINS...... Execullv* Editor computer-based bulletin board to form hydrochloric acid, an air the FDA. JAMES P. SACKS...... MmaglngEditor lace into welfare recipients who it could hardly be more costly ern, the Democratic presidential without the option offered by Safe Rides, it c a lM RecycleNet that allows pollutant that is a leading compo­ ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AtMdMo Editor receive and the rest ofuswhopay. than the existing welfarenetwork candidate In 1972, writes a just might be their child who winds up in the instant exchange of data among nent of acid rain. Incineration of Robert Walters Is a syndicated Under my proposal the IRS and the personal income tax syndicated column. morgue. concerned citizens in states PVC also produces toxic dioxins colomnlst. Fflm Capsules Musical high notes of ’86 Nimoy returns as Very human character’

By Mary Campbell ticut Grand Opera and Stamford LHtta Shop of Honrora (PO-13) First a 1960 Roger The Associated Press State Opera in Stamford, Conn. By Bob Thomas which we did. When it came time for me Corman grade-Z horror flick, then an aarly-'SOs Music The Statue of Liberty centennial The Associated Press to direct ’Star Trek IV,’ they were all Howard Ashman-Alan Mankon off-Broadway mutual, Gian Carlo Menotti was 75 in 1986 year, which began with the pre­ welcoming the idea. They liked the this quirky tala of a nerd florist whose man-aating and composed an opera, "Goya,” miere of Richard Adler’s “The LOS ANGELES — Leonard Nimoy, script, and we all had a good time plant brings him fame and customers return to the for tenor Piacido Domingo. Via- Lady Remembers” in Washington, the world’s greatest authority on Mr. together.” scene In musical form. The result Is the funniest and dimir Horowitz was 81 and went to Theater of Genoa, at a cost of $4 ended with the premiere of William Spock, likes to analyze his character. liveliest movie musical In a long time, (not that there's Russia, performing in his native million, sent the tenor, the opera’s Schum an’ s “ On F re e d o m ’ s "In a way, Spock is an extraordinarily NIM OY HAS been an actor most of his been much competition.) Surprisingly well-directed iand for the first time in 61 years, on orchestra and chorus and 20 tons of Ground” in New York. human character,” he said. “ He is life. Bom to Russian-Jewish immi­ equipment. Dame Joan Sutherland, at 60, grants in Boston, he began appearing in by Frank Oz (Yoda In T h e Empire Strikes Back"), this his own piano which he took aiong. considered the alien, but there is Duke Ellington’s only opera, celebrated the 25th anniversary of something about his alieness that is community theaters as a teen-ager. He "Little Shop" Is a blend of shlock, kitsch, camp and — One of his recitals there was “ Queenie Pie,” was finally per­ her glorious Metropolitan Opera extremely human. He is bom of a left a Boston College scholarship in the fusing element — early rock 'n' roll romanticism. telecast via satellite to North America, Europe and Russia. Vir­ formed, first by the American debut by singing in “ I Puritan!” — Vulcan father and an Earth mother, drama to try his luck in California, Music Theater Festival in Philadel­ gloriously. The Met opened its which gives him an internal complex of enrolling at the famed Pasadena The essence of the production Is Ellen Greene’s gil Thomson was 90 and attended birthday parties and lots of perfor­ phia, then in Washington, receiving season with “ Die Walkure,” the his rational side versus his emotional Playhouse. His first film role was in 1951 delicious performance as the ditsy blonde salesgirl mances of his compositions, in his rave reviews. first in its new productions of side. We all experience that. in “ Queen for a Day.” who (alls for the nerd florist. Re-creating her native Kansas City and adopted Thomas Pasatieri’s opera, Wagner’s Ring cycle operas. “ At some time in our lives, we all “ In 1966, when I started ’Star Trek,’ I off-Broadway triumph, Greene Is a bruised, Betty New York. "Three Sisters,” based on a play by The Rome section, composed by think, 'Gee, I wish I could control my had been in films 15 years,” said the Boop-volced sax kitten. Her performance Is a The “Goya” premiere, a $1.1 Chekhov, vras given its premiere by Philip Glass, of Robert Wilson’s emotions.’ Spock is fighting that battle actor, who wears a trimmed, salt-and- miraculous union of parody and pa)hos, beauty and million pr<^uction, given by the Opera Columbus, the first premiere “ the CIVIL warS” was performed constantly. So in a way he is a very, very pepper beard in his non-Spock life. “ I buffoonery. As the nerd, Rick Moranis might be Washington Opera, was attended of a full-length opera in the state of in Brooklyn and “ The Knee Plays,” human character.” had been teaching acting classes extending the character ha played In “Ghostbusters." by Queen Sofia of Spain. More Ohio. It was recorded, the first of composed by David Byrne as joints Nimoy and Spock are back for another successfully for several years, and had The ever-growing, carnivorous plant Is a critics disapproved than lauded the Pasatieri’s 17 opieras to receive a between scenes, toured 10 cities. go-round of the television series that plans to become a director. I was special-effects delight created by “animatronics” opera but Domingo says he likes it complete recording. The Pulitzer Prize's drama com­ would not die. When “ Star Trek” faded making a substantial, secure living. expert Lyle Conway, and bearing the drop-dead and hopes other companies will The New York City Opera pres­ mittee recommended “ the CIVIL from NBC on Sept. 2, 1969, everyone “ But I was the kind of actor who if you soulful vocal cords of Four Tops singer Levi Stubbs. present it — and him in it. ented the premiere of Anthony warS” but the governing board said thought the series would soon be saw me on the street, you’d think, The new Music Center Opera in Davis’ remarkable first opera, "X no because it hasn’t all been forgotten. ‘Didn’t I meet him at a party some­ When Steve Martin appears as Greene's sadistic Los Angeles opened a five-opera, $5 (The Life and Times of Malcolm performed in the same place at the “ When we were canceled at the end of where?’ You wouldn’t necessarily asso­ dentlsr/biker boyfriend, the already energetic movie million season with “ Otelio,” star­ X ).” The English National Opera same time. the third season, I thought that was the ciate me with any particular gets a jolt of comic electricity. Martin’s scene with Bill ring Domingo. In New York, premiered Harrison Birtwistle’s George Perle, 71, won the Pu­ end of that,” recalled the 55-year-old performance. Murray (playing a masochist who loves to have his Carnegie Hall reopened after six complex, four-hour “ The Mask of litzer Prize for music. Gyorgy actor. ’ ‘I thought that after a year or two “ I was a little nervous about going into teeth drilled) Is the high point of the film — months of renovation, looking once Orpheus.” Ligeti, 63, received the $150,000 of reruns, ‘Star Trek’ would be history. ‘Star Trek,” ’ Nimoy said. “ I was pretty hysterically funny looniness with, shall we say, a real again as it did when it opened in The Santa Fe Opera did the Grawemeyer Award for music serious about the work I was doing, American premiere of Aulis Sallin- composition. Composers Perle and bit to It. Grade: *aaat4 1893, its vaunted acoustics intact. “ BUT WHEN it went into syndication trying to maintain a dignified career. To Luciano Pavarotti toured China en’s third opera, “ The King Goes Milton B. Babbitt, 70, received in the early ’70s, suddenly it started put on pointed ears was a pretty for two weeks in ” La Boheme” and Forth to France,” a grim allegory “ genius grants” of $300,000 each coming back in a gigantic way. It was dangerous thing to do.” He laughed No Mercy (R) One of those nasty, spiky found the response as enthusiastic of the future. Ferruccio Busoni’s and Charles Wuorinen, 48, received really remarkable. It is still remarkable heartily. contemporary thrillers (like "Manhunter” and "8 as any since his professional debut “ Turandot,” from 1917, received its $236,000 from the MacArthur to me.” Million Ways to Ole") that are showcases for in 1961. The Municipal Opera American premiere by the Connec­ Foundation. “ Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home” HAS THE identity as Spock held back directorial style and dark, fashionable stars Nimoy, William Shatner, DeFor- his career as a serious actor? cinematography. The surprise here Is that the director est Kelley, James Doohan, George “ No, I don’t think so. I can only judge showing his flair for erotic-tinged violence is none Takei, Walter Koenig and Nichelle one side of the coin, because the other than Richard Pearce, maker of the earnest, Prodigy unfazed by success Nichols, the seemingly ageless space negative side is something I have no way of knowing. I never got a call from a homiletic "Country." travelers, along with a guest star, Catherine Hicks. For the second time in producer saying, ‘We have this wonder­ demands for interviews, Midori Richard Gere. In his best performance since “An Bv Maaole Jackson turned, borrowed the Stradivarlus a row, Nimoy served as director, a role ful role but we can’t give it to you said the only thing that bothered OHIcer and a Gentleman." plays a tough Chicago cop The Associated Press of concertmaster Malcome Lowe he admitted was not easy at the start. because you play Mr. Spock in ‘Star and resumed playing, only to break her about reaction to the E string “ I was surprised when I came to Trek.’ You don’t get those phone calls, avenging the death of his partner. The trail leads to episode was that it concentrated on Louisiana bayou country — and Into the arms of the TOKYO — It was a hot, muggy a second E string moments later. direct ‘Star Trek III’ — I found out so you don’t hear the down side. Turning to Lowe once again, she her actions, not her music. killer’s Cajun moll (Kim Basinger, that purveyor of July night at Tanglewood, the eventually in a nice kind of way — that “ But I can say that I have never been took the violin he in turn had “ I just changed (violins) — there out of work since 1966, and there are sweaty, pouty sexiness). Jeroen Krabble makes a summer home of the Boston Sym­ the cast had been a little concerned phony Orchestra in Lenox, Mass., borrowed from another musician was nothing more to it than that,” about how this was going to work,” he very few actors who are lucky enough to scary and kinky nemesis, and the camera work Is full and 15-year-old Midori Goto was and, with her third instrument of she said with a smile that revealed said. “ I think they were nervous that make that statement,” he said. “ I ’ve of sensuous shadows and seamy surfaces. But the making her debut as a solist with the night tucked under her chin, a glint of lower braces. “ I just think somehow I wouldn’t appreciate their had great opportunities. I ’ve been on mannered brutality and meanness grow Irritating. the orchestra. calmly finished the piece. some people were out of focus; they performances or I wouldn’t appreciate Broadway in plays I was excited about. AP photo Grade *aaa She was playing Leonard Bern­ Bernstein gave the violin prodigy only talked about that stupid E their contributions. They weren’t sure I’ve worked on stages throughout the stein’s Serenade for Violin and a bear hug. 'The audience gave her a string and not the piece. I loved that how I would be as a director. United States in my play about Van Actor Leonard Nimoy recreates his role as the half human, half String Orchestra from memory. standing ovation. Her E-string piece — it was beautiful. “ We discovered that we all had Gogh. I ’ve worked in China, Europe, Vulcan Captain Spock of the "Star Trek” television series and Bernstein himself was on the mishap had become an interna­ “ But I didn’t think it (the mutual interests. It was to all of our best Canada, Australia. podium. Suddenly, her E string tional triumph. attention) was bad,” she said. interests to enjoy the work, appreciate “ I have great fondness for the last 20 fiims in the latest of the adventure epics, “Star Trek IV: The “ After all, it is going to be a good New home video* snapped. More perplexed than vexed by each other and get a good film made. years. I’m very grateful.” Voyage Home.” memory.” Desert Bloom (PG)RCA/Columbla Pictures Home With only a slight pause, she the sudden public attention and Video, $79.95.Thls 1986 first feature-film by Eugene Corr Is heavy on structure and symbolism, with SHOWCASE perhaps too-clear ties to the theater and the literary Craftsman takes cue from pool memoir form. But the structure pays off, and the Theater Schedule movie — a portrait of a 13-year-old girl and her family ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (A P) — tip. A spritzof rubbing alcohol strips The tiny circles of leather are E. HARTFORD s s s - b b t o The real secret to a professional in Las Vegas, on the eve of an A-bomb test In the early iNIEPbt AU B4 ix n bU the wooden shaft of old wax, dirt, “ soaked in my own solution, and ’50s — has both poetry and power. MARTFOKO Mercy (R) 2:15,4:30,7:15,9:30.— Stand BARGAIN M A liN ii -$2 bO billiards player’s tournament suc­ grime, chalk and the residue of then cooked and cooked and cooked CiM m a City — No Mercy (R) 1:45, by Me (R) 2,4,6,8,10. — Heavy Metal FiWil AFTERNOON SHOW ONI) cess may lie outside the game hall, smoke that lingers in billiards halls. some more in my wife’s oven.” 4:10,7:20,9 : 35. — Lady and the Tramp (R) Sat. m idnight.— The Rocky Horror CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES DAilt where Leonard Bludworth repairs Corr sees post-World War II American society and (G) 1, 3, 4:4S, 6:45, 8:40. — Round LAIE SHOWS EVER) NiOHl A little spit and some steel wool The difference between a Blud­ Picture Show (R) Sat. midnight. — Pink cues with specially baked leather Its traumas — the aftereffects of war, anxiety about Midnight (R) 1:15,4,7,9:45. — Children Floyd: The Wall (R) Sot. midnight. removes tiny blemishes and worth tip and a commercially made of a Lester God (R) 1:30,4:20,7:20,9:55. 1 H E M O R N M O HiARIM M EAK tips and “ secret juice.” the bomb, the rising divorce rate and the breakdown scratches on the ivory ferrule, the tip is in the hardness. VRRNON A F T B t m R D O E n The 46-year-old Houston resident ring that prevents the end of the cue of the traditional family — through the eyes of RA8T HARTFORD CUM 1 • 2 — Stand bv Me (R) 1:30, “These are like hard-boiled Restweed Fab a Clnama — Stand bv has become as much a regular on from splitting. sensitive and resilient teenager (Annabeth Gish). 3 :15,5,7:10,9:10. — The Color of Money T M S S i m eggs,” Bludworth said, holding a Me Paul Newman-Tom Cruise 9:15; Sun. 7:15. — Solorbobles (PG) leather tip, textured just enough to selling cues on the side, but soon MANCMR8TRR l a S m m S m 1 t i i - i i M movie “ The Color of Money.” S (FHm gradliig: * • I —oscaNonI, *aaa— good, *aa Sun. 2 — Nutcracker: The Motion LEONARD BLUDWORTH hold the right amount of blue chalk, realized his advice on the care and UA Theaters Rest — The Color of Picture (G) Sot. 2. As a custom cue spins in his lathe, that Bludworth began marketing in - (Mr, *a — poor) Money (R) 2:30, 5, 7:30, 9:50. — No repair of cues was worth more than . . . uses "secret juice” Bludworth slices off the old leather November. ' his game. Vatican’s curbs Congratulations, Manchester

Church BuDetin Board RoHgkma Sarvicaa Wakefield, Ruel and Catherine Wicks, Editor’s note: This column is Cecelia Harney, Victor and Irene on U.S. church Johnson, James and Mary Reuter, prepared by the staff of the James and Lois Spencer, Wllllarn AssembHM of Qod n Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow­ Manchester Area Conference of M ACC Neivs Marks, Gertrude McKay, Raymond and 8t. Mary’s Episcopal ship; holy eucharlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; ship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday Churces. Marianne Wilcox, Johno nd Linda Calvary Church (Assemblies of church school, 9:45 a.m.; coffee fellow­ nursery (or children ogeSaidyounger. top ’86 story Robinson, Wllllom ond Barbara God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South Wind­ ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chapel open (449-3494.) Wagner, Eileen Longhl, Edna Chris­ The following events are scheduled this week at St. sor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas­ afternoons; public healing service, tensen, Ronald and Nancy Gocht, Mary’s Episcopal Church: tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening South united Methedlst Church, 1224 By Nancy Carr The following people have do­ James Sacks. _ , . prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John By George W. Cornell Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion service; a.m., worship, child-care and nursery; Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. MACC Director nated to Seasonal Sharing: Bruce and Nancy Fitting, Robert and 7 ;00 p.m., evening service of praise and Holllger, 443-9203. Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Law­ The Associated Press Borbora Blake, Ronald and Suzonne 10:45 a.m., Bible study, 24-hour A.A. meeting. Bible preaching. (444-1102) rence S. Staples, pastors. Schedule; 9 Kathleen Corr, Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Schlera, Robert and Pauline Madden, Saturday — 7:30 p.m., A.A. a.m. church school; 9 cxid 10:45 a.m., Neighbor to neighbor, hand to Samuelson, Leo and Doris Hogan, Kerwin and Harriet Spencer, Alan and NEW YORK — Vatican moves to tighten reins on David and Joanne Gaston, Vera Peter­ St. Mary's Episcepal Churdi, Park worship service. Nursery for pre­ hand, heart to heart, Manchester Suzanne CzachowskI, Borbora, Gor­ Baptist schoolers. (447-9141) U.S. Roman Catholicism are seen by the nation’s son, Gall Peters, Charles and Amv don, Chris, and Mark Todd, Edward and and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Helwlg, Edna Rutt, Edward and Mary North United Methodist drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, religion news specialists as the top story in that field in folks reached out to one another in Marlon Atkinson, Rey. and Mrs. T ru ­ Community Baptist Church, 585 E. assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. the most glorious Seasonal Sharing McKeever, David ond Patricia Comp, man Irelond, Thomas and Edith Rog­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. Mormon 1986. Roland H. Brandt, Thomas and Ethel ers, Leonard and Dorothy Lawson, Here are the events planned this week at North and 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 effort ever. AAeek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 a.m., a.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; A poll of the members of the Religion Newswriters Rotlason, Ernest and Ruth Benson, Nicholas Palermo, Morte, Keith and United Methodist Church: worship service; 9:15 a.m., church The Church of Jesus Christ ef How I wish you all could have John and Julia Melesko, John and Carol Florentine, Prestige Printing Inc., Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m. every Wednes­ LoHer-day SaMta, 30 Woodside St., Association, serving on newspapers and other secular Sunday — 5:30 p.m., M.Y.F.: 7 p.m., sacred dancers school. Nursery care provided. (443- day. (44^-4583) been with us at the MACC Christ­ Wengertsman, Margaret McCue, Syndet Products, Inc. 0537) Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ news services across the country, overwhelmingly Esther Peterson, George and Ruth Widows and Widowers Assoclatoln, mas center at Concordia Lutheran and ecumenical prayer group. Pallh Baptlsl Church, 52 Lake St., shop, 9:30 o.m., sacrament nwetlng; gave top billing to the Vatican crackdown. Murray, Ernest and Margaret Seger- Chapter 11; Alfred and Marie Slettert Monday — 7 p.m.. music committee. Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and prim­ ’Tuesday morning. Boxes filled with berg, Barbara Groff, Paul ond Ann Sr., Walter and Grace Holman, Donald Gospel ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief It involved curtailing the authority of Seattle’s Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a week’s supply of canned goods, Staub, Kim and Jo-Ann Shlrer, John and and Jone Richter, Russell and Charlotte a.m., worship service; 4:30 p.m., Church ef the Livbip Ood, an society. (443-4003) Roman Catholic Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen Margoret Roberts Gronnlss, Roger Negro, Fred ond Wednesday — 11:15 p.m., watch night service. evening service. (444-5314) evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ and the revoking of teaching credentials of a noted fresh vegetables and fruit, bread, RIchord and Kathleen Over, Walker Margaret Geyer, Harold and Erma First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown bertson School, North School Street, eggs topped with turkey and and Virginia Briggs, Caroline Geer, Clendanlel, R.M. Earn, Mildred Hol­ National Catholic moral theologian, the Rev. Charles Curran, at the Martins and Eleanor Elmore, Adele Road, Manchester. 9 :X a.m., Sunday Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, Christmas treats for the whole land, Emily Smith, Michael and Shor- school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 Catholic University of America. Choples, Henry and Janet FInkle, ron Masse, Jock and Lllllon Hunter, St. John the Baptist Pellsh National family and gifts for every one. all Milton Adorns, Jim and Mary King, Polish National Catholic p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. Catholic Church, n Golway St., Man­ These cases highlighted a series of other Vatican Florence Johnson, Robert and Carolyn week service. Nursery at all services. Full Oespel interdenomlnetlenal marked with the family code Herbert and Louise Brandt, Margaret Ramsey, Edith Burton, Yvonne Lemire, (449-7509) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, disciplinary measures on the American church, Kebler, Marshall and lllona Dubaldo, Events scheduled this week for St. John the Baptist Churdi, 745 AAoln St., Manchester. Rev. pastor. Mass schedule; 9 a.m. (443- number and ready for delivery. Rose Gillette llllng, David and Myra First Baptist Chapel et the Dear, 240 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., provoking keen tensions in it. Mrs. Elsie Bradley, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, Kenneth and Joan Reynolds. Polish National Catholic Church include: Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. 5904) Santa’s helpers fanned out across Anderson, Nicholas and Sylvia La- adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Picked as the No. 2 religion story was the potential William and Ann Eyans, Pauline Sunday — 9 a.m., mass with the Rev. Stanley M. Kreutier, pastor. (443-7M) p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 town Tuesday, delivering hundreds Penta, Norman and Shirley Cable, Lautenbach, J.A. DeOuattro, Margaret Harvest Tim e Baptist Church, 72 E. presidential candidacy of television evangelism Pat Dennis and Mary Ann Sines, John and Loncola, celebrant; 10:15 a.m., school of Christian p.m., special Bible stucMes; Wednesday Nazaiana of boxes and thousands of pounds of Shalnin, Dale BycholskI, Mr. and Mrs. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer Robertson, who says he will seek the Republican Phyllis Alyord, Virginia Ryan, Allan Lemuel Miller, Earl and Alice Rohan, living classes. Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; food and gifts. Bless all wonderful and Doris Leventhal, Vornum and John line, 444-8731, 24 hours. Church ef the Naiorene, 234 Main St., nomination in 1988 if 3 million registered voters petition Margaret Judd, Thomos and Doreen Thursday — 8 a.m.. New Year’s Day mass 11 a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., Oespel Hull, Center Street, Manches­ Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior deliverers Harry Reinhorn. Heidi Abbott Jr., Howard and Elizabeth Spono, Helen Flavell, Russell and evening service, Wednesday home Morse, Winston and Marlon Smith, Katharine Nettleton, Eyieen Alex­ celebrating the feast of the circumcision. ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot him to do so. Anderson. Florence Linder. Karen Bible study, 7 p.m. (443-9359) a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Willmar Thorkelson, Minneapolis correspondent for Elizabeth Turner (In memory of hus­ ander, Margaret Kuntzelman, Richard Every weekday — 8a.m., mass with the Rev. Stanley meeting. Lepak. Erin Sherman. Roxanne band Bert Turner ond friend Marge and Jeanne Wright, Karen and Don 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church Religion News Service, who compiled results of the M. Loncola. celebrant. and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise Feeney, Mary Breen, Deborah Reed). William Luettgens, Walter and Wright, William and Dorothy Ewing, Christian Science service, nursery. Mid-week Bible survey, said about a third of the 226 association Elaine Berk. Robert and Gloria Weiss, KIwanIs Club Duff, Charlie and Margaret Lewin, Helen St.Laurent, Jack and Jean Jehovah’s Witnesses study, 7 p.m. (444-8599) members listed their choices, the biggest response ot Manchester, Alexander Waod, Mar­ First Church et Christ, Scientist, 447 Ray and Leona Lavery and the McElraevy, William and Barbara guerite McCooe, T.E . Toomey, Man­ Emanuel Lutheran N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Jehovah's Witnesses, 447 Tolland ever. Lotstrom, William MIttle Kelsh, Carey terrific guys from Firemen’s Local chester Bar Association, Peterman church service, Sunday school, and Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Pentecostal “ It was also one of the most newsy years from a and Nancy LaSoya, Michael MeottI, Building Company, Louise and Marlon Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for core for small children. (449-1444) gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ 1579. We try to give our firefighters Norman and Betty Lou Nordeen, religious standpoint," he said, noting that 50 different Ford, George and Catherine Nutter. the coming week include: Reading Room, 454A Center St., Man­ day, Theocratic Ministry School United Pentecostal Church, 187 all the third floor apartments with ROIB/CBT, Bolton Congregational chester. (449-8902) (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. religious developments were in the running as Church, FIN E, E8iR Assoclotes, Inc., Sunday — 9:30 a.m., holy communion with post high meeting (ministry training), 7:50 p.m.; Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., narrow stairs. Thank you fellows. The Beauty Boutlaue, WInleld Moyer, school student recognition. Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Sunday school; 11 o.m., morning potential choices. Some Christmas scenes to M .D., Holmes Funeral Home, S.J. Church of Christ Other top stories, In the order of their ranking, were: The American Bible Society says Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus. a.m.; Wcrtchtower Study, 10:25. (444- worship; 4 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 remember: Choma, Inc., Phelon, Sauotrlto, Fitzge­ 1490) p.m.,biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., #A Tennessee federal judge ordered the public rald, Dyer and Wood, P.C., Utility that, by the most reliable esti­ Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. Church ef Christ, Lvdall and Vernon • The smiling boys from Howell Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m., school system to excuse pupils from studying books Deyelopment Corp. mates, there are 773,746 words in streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, AAen's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Cheney Regional Technical Voca­ Florence Peterson, Female In Nurtur­ minister. Sunday services; 9 a.m., Jewish — Conseivallve Youth service (Friday). (449-9848) which parents say oppose religious convictions, and to ing Enyironment, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ the King James Version of the Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 4p.m., tional School sitting on top of a permit home teaching on the subjects. mond Belanger, William and Eileen Bible, with about three-quarters of Concordia Lutheran worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle truckload of 4,000 cans and boxes of Dalton, Alice Shea (In memory of study. Nursery provided (or all servi­ In a similar case in Alabama, 624 parents charge them in the Old Testament and the Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Presbyterian food they collected for Seasonal Walter Shea), Russell and Barbara Activities scheduled at Concordia Lutheran Church ces. (444-2903) Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tobatsky,cantor; textbooks promote “ secular humanism" and discount Smyth, Raymond and Helen Peterson, balance In the New Testament. Dr. Leon Wind, rc8>bl emeritus. Servi­ Coventry Presbyterian Church, Sharing and the emergency pantry, for this week include; religion. Helen Hardacre, Geoffrey and Joan ces; 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, Route 44and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ an absolutely phenomenal effort. Naab, Dante ond Esther Pedemonte. Sunday — 8 a.m., communion; 9:15 a.m., church Congregational • ’Turmoil continued in South Africa under a 8:15 p.m. Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur­ try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, • Workers at Pioneer Parachute John and Janice Sayre Jr., Edward school. Christian growth hour, “ How Long, 0 Lord?" a day. (443-9543) 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday state-of-emergency decree with many church workers and Dolores Dullea, Merrill and Linda Belten Cenprepotlenal Churdi, 228 school; 7 p.m., Bible study and Co. decorating “ Operation Pitch program on New Year’s resolutions led by Barbara Bolton Center Road, at the (Sreen, reported jailed. Myers, Lyndo Hulme, Walter ond fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., In” containers with red paper and Wilma Joyner, George and Lois Gar- THE Baker; 10:30 a.m.. communion service. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Jewish — Reform prayer meeting. (742-7222) Two anti-apartheid leaders got new positions, Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, tinsel to collect $400 worth of food. man, Thomas and Elisabeth Healy, PresbyterlOB Church et Manchester, Desmond Tutu as Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town Gerald and Frances Lynch, Barbara ’Tuesday — 8 p.m., adult Bible study. nursery, church school; 11 a.m., fel­ Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ • Men, women and children from BIBLE Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. lowship; 11:15 a.m., forum program. Extension, South Windsor. Steven and the Rev. Allan Boesak as head of South Africa’s Hadfleld, Marilyn Watt, Satellite aero­ chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship the Church of the Nazarene becom­ space, Inc., Boyle Real Estate Co., (449-7077 office or 447-8078 parsonage. Chatinover, robbl. Services, 8:15 p.m. service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sunday mixed-race Reformed Church. SPEAKS Coptur Cunoreppttunpl Church, 11 each Friday; children's services, 7:45 ing living enactments of the nativ­ Louis and Dorothy Dascanlo, Don and school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. •Fundamentalists increased their control of the ann Fogg. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. p.m. second Frictay of each month. (4434)904) ity story during the church’s third by Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert (444-8444) Southern Baptist Convention by again capturing its Eua«n« Br«w«r annual "drive through” exhibit, Robert and Joyce Brown, Audrey South United Methodist J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. powerful presidency. Knofla, Mildred Massarp, Anno Rice, Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; and accepting offerings of food and Roman Catholic • A federal jury in Phoenix convicted eight workers Reglnal Larson, Steyen and Diane The following events are scheduled this week at Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. Lutheran money for their needy neighbors. Ashbacker, Stuart and Denise Bass, "The doctrine of Chrlsf’ Is at the 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Church et the Assumetlen, Adams in the church-based sanctuary movement of breaking Chester Small, Jack and Dorothy South United Methodist Church; Cencerdla Lutheran Church (LC A ), • Youngsters at V^ashington core of Christian theology — lost, a.m. church school. (447-9941) Street at Thompson Road, AAanchester. the law by helping refugees from Central America. all other doctrinal Issues become Sunday — 10 a.m.. Dr. Paul V. Kroll preaching, ‘"rhe First Cepprupotlunal Church of An- 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ School collecting food and provid­ T . Wongerln, assistant pastor. Sche­ Two denominations and four Arizona congregations pointless. Thus the apostle wrote Best Year of Your Life." No church school. dpvor. Route 4, Andover. Rev. Richard day moss at 5; Sunday mossesat 7:30,9, ing boxes of oatmeal and raisin H. Taylor, pastor. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., dule; 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery 10:30 and noon. (443-2195) lost the first round of a federal suit seeking to block the that If anyone comes without Monday — 7 p.m.. Stewardship and Finance care; 9:15 a.m., church school, Chris­ cookies for MACC packed boxes. Sunday sdiool, all ages; 11 a.m., St. Barthelemew's Church, 741 E. government from infiltrating and “ bugging” church “this teaching" we aretoofferhim Commission. Sunday worship, nursery care pro­ tian growth hour, nursery care; 10:30 Middle Turnpike, AAanchester. Rev. • Jean Meduski making special EMERGENCY a.m. holy communion, nursery core. meetings, as was done in the sanctuary case. no fellowahip or encouragement, Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. vided. (742-7494) Martin J. Scholskv, poster. Saturday treats for our baskets with peanut Fire — Police — Medical First Coporepotteiipl Church ut Cov­ (449-5311) mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, • Three Lutheran denominations voted at their 2 John 7-11, Bmanuel Lutheran Church, 40 butter blossoms, pecan cups, oat­ entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. 10 and 11:na.m. conventions to merge, picking Chicago as the site for Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Church St., Manchester. Rev. Janet St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., meal cookies and candied pretzels Gospel has program Landwehr, pastor; Rev. C.H. Ander­ national offices of a new Evangelical Lutheran CSiurch DIAL 911 In that context John was warn­ ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In .■lAanchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and wrapped with a bright bow on top. Church Lone House. Nursery bore son, pastor emeritus. Schedule; 0:30 Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors. in America. In M anchester ing specifically of some who de­ The annual Christmas program of the Full Gospel a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m., church • Lucy and Wayne Falk with provided. (742-8487) Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses ’They also voted for closer ties with Presbyterian and nied that Christ came In the flesh. Interdenominational Church, 745 Main St., will be Second Cenpregntlenal Church, 385 school; 11 a.m., worship service, at 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. (443-2403) their wonderful Christmas specials nursery. (443-1193) Reformed bodies. A sect called the Docetlsts taught Monday evening at 7; 30. Admission is free to the N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. St. Janses Church, 894 Main St., packed with their homemade Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship Trinity Cevenont Churcfi, 302 Hock- AAanchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, • Experts credited the Roman Catholic Church with that the pure, sinless Qod would program, which includes music, plays and treats for motock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman lemon squares, green sugar cookie service, Sundoy school, and nursery Rev. David Boronawskl, Rev. Joseph having exerted decisive influence in the ouster of NEW SERIES OF TAPES neyer contaminate himself with the tots. (or children; 4:30 p.m., PllgrlmFellow- Swenson. Schedule; 8 and 11 a.m., Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Christmas trees, spritz and peanut worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible despotic regimes in Haiti and the Philippines. sinful flesh. Christ only appeared In addition. Full Gospel has planned a water baptism shlp. (449-2843) Saturday masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; butter cookies and Mary Chase and Second Cenprepotlenal Churdi et school. (449-2855) Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., • Thousands of stores, including a big chain of to have flesh. and worship service on Wednesday, New Year’s Eve. Coventry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Latvian Lutheran Churdi ef Man­ Susan Vaughn with their home- "A New Perspective" noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4129) 7—Eleven convenience stores, ended sale of adult at 9 p.m. entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. chester, 21 Garden St., AAanchester. St. Mary Church, 1400 Main St., baked breads and cakes. Of course, Jesus, after his resur­ Regular schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 (443-2051) magazines such as Playboy and Penthouse following rection, plainly said to his disci­ The church has its adult Bible study at 10 a.m. Coventry. Father James J. William­ • Manchester Country Club em­ Call: a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Prince ef Peace Luthersn Church, son, pastor. Masses; 5:15 p.m., Satur­ pressure from religious groups. ples who thought they were see­ Sunday, and the evening worship service at 7 p.m. church school, nursery to grade eight, Route 31 and North River Road, ployees giving MACC families their day; 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Confes­ Moved by the final report of the attorney general’s ing a spirit: “a spirit does not have Sunday. odult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. sions 4:30to 5p.m. Saturday. (742-4455) Christmas turkeys. They included fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Schedule: 10:15a.m. worship servlce;9 commission on pornography, most of the country’s flesh and bones, as you see I Church et St. (Maurice, 32 Hebron Nancy Rivosa, Ralph DeNicolo, p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., a.m. Bible class (742-7548) Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford religious leaders formed an alliance to combat child have," Luke 24:39. And Paul senior church school and Pilgrim ZIen Ivangellcal Lutheran Church Curtin, pastor. Soturdov moss at 5 Gary Bryant, Eleanor Freddo, 647-8301 wrote that Jesus was "made In Unitarian Universallst fellowship. (742-4234) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 and and other pornography. Steve Molnar. Betsy Uriano, Steve Telcettvllle Cengregatlenal Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. 11 a.m. (443-4444) • Pope John Paul II paid a historic visit to Rome’s for an Important human likeness,” Phil. 2:7. He ex­ Jennifer Joy will provide special music at the Main Street and Elm Hill RdcxI, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor­ Garren, Henry Lungren, Donald perienced all that man does — ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy main synagogue, embracing the chief rabbi and Unitarian Universallst Society; East on Sunday Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Repass, Pamela Cooper, Pamela recorded message hence Is able to serve effectively Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 Communion first and third Sunday. Salvation Army describing the Jewish people as Chrisianity’s "elder Shuttleworth, Dean Donaghue. morning. The service, titled “ How Sweet the Sound of a.m., worship service and church (449-4243) as our high priest, Heb. 4:15. brothers.” Alan Pratt and Mary Nurmi. Amazing Grace,” will be one of songs and stories. The school. (449-0815) Salvotlen Army, 441 Main St., Man­ Later, leaders of various world religions — Islam, chester. AAol. and Mrs. Reginald • Steve Casanno and his son (Continued next week.) service begins at 10:30 a.m. Methodist Russell. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Hinduism, Buddhism and others — joined the pope in arriving at the shelter with a 10-foot y Covenant a.m., holiness nneetina; 4 p.m., solva­ Assisi, Italy, at his invitation for a day of prayer for Betton United Methedlst Church, tion meeting. (449-7787). Christmas tree. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. D G 9 C 0 • John Anderson cleaning and Please note deadlines matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., • United Methodist bishops, in a pastoral letter, Foellng Good About CHURCH OF CHRIST Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ Unitarian Univaraalat denounced the U.S. policy of nuclear deterrence as painting two tricycles lor the Toys Lydall and Vamon SIraata worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible vice, nursery. (449-3472) for Joy distribution. Items submitted for use on this page must be school. (449-2855) North united Methedlst Church, 300 Unitarian UnlversoHst Sectety-Rost, immoral and called for a verifiable nuclear freeze and Yc’^'iell received by the Manchester Herald by Tuesday Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. ultimate dismantling of nuclear weapons. Phona: 646-2903 morning. Dupee, poster. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., Episcopal nett, minister. Schedule; 9 and 10:30 service. Nursery care and youth reli­ Changes in the religious services listings must also a.m., vrorshlp service; 9 a.m., adult gious education. Coffee hour otter be received by Tuesday morning. St. JBggrpe’s Bpltcepal Churdi, 1150 Bible study; I0;30a.m., church school; service. (444-5151) * f 9 * • t • « < » » 1 I i i . ^ 4 < ) I 7^ J W eddings Engagements A b ou t Tow n Smokers leave legacy of pain behind them

DEAR ABBY: About a GRIEVING IN identity. Focus on creativity year and a half ago, a GULFPORT, MISS. She said, “ If you think it will help just A workshop titled “ Creativity — The Gulfport, Miss., woman one person, go ahead." Birthing of Ourselves’’ will be held wrote .a very moving DEAR ABBY: On April 5, I read a So, orchids to you, Dorothy Soschee in Saturday. Jan. 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 letter about her sister letter in your column in the Rocky Gulfport, Miss.! D ear A h h y Mountain News that did something for ■ < ♦ ' p.m. at St. James School, 73 Park St. The who had died of lung me that nothing else was able to do. It program will include exploration of the cancer. Then a Denver Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Thank you for your made me decide to quit smoking. m 3 creativity within each person. woman wrote to say that continuing efforts to get people to quit Connections — a Center for Learning letter had caused her to It was written by a woman signed smoking. “ Grieving in Gulfport," whose beloved Inc. of South Windsor is the sponsor. quit smoking. Please run My beloved brother died last week. He younger sister had died from lung Sheila Durante will lead the program. them again. Someone I was a special person, loved by many. He cancer. Her doctor bluntly stated, Cost Is $25. Registration and fee must be love very much needs to was a good Christian and we find some “ Cigarettes killed her." in by Jan. 5. For more information, call see those letters in print. comfort in knowing that he is with our Diana Smart at the center, 644-9888. WM. McD., Her husband and children are incon­ “ Grievlng’s” final paragraphs hit me Lord, but selfishly, we want him here TCRCNTD, CANADA solable. I have learned a lot from this like a thunderbolt. Abby, please tell with us now. He knew that cigarettes “ Grieving” that her letter made this terrible experience. A smoker has a lot could kill, but he never throught it would Photos on exhibit 42-year-old, four-pack-a-day woman DEAR WILLIAM: Here they are: more to worry about than dying. My happen to him. He loved us and did not reach into her purse and throw her More than 300 photographs from the DEAR ABBY: I am hurting more sister’s stay in the hospital with lung want to cause us all this pain and S ch ola stic/K od a k Photography right now than I ever have in my whole cancer wiped out her family financially. cigarettes in the trash! I’ve taken an sorrow. oath to never smoke again. Awards Exhibition for 1986 will be life. My beloved younger sister died nine Abby, why do advertisers make Abby, please give this message to Too bad she didn’t sign her name. She exhibited at the University ofHartford’s months ago. I still can’t believe I will cigarette ads so attractive? Instead, your readers: If you can’t quit smoking deserves to be thanked publicly. Joseloff Gallery, Jan. 5 to Feb. 5. The never be able to call her on the phone they should run a hefore-and-after for yourselves, please do it for those who photos represent the best work of again to gossip and giggle as only sisters picture of a once-beautiful woman FREED IN DENVER love you. student photographers from throughout do. God, how I miss her! vomiting and bald from radiation HEARTBROKEN IN CANADA Mr. and Mrs. Wicks Mr. and Mrs. Einsiedel Sylvia Yeaton the nation. I asked her doctor what actually killed therapy. /and Carl Kjellson The exhibit is free. Weekday gallery her, and without batting an eye he said, DEAR FREE: She did sign her name, hours are from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and “ Cigarettes!” Now I feel so guilty I know this letter is too long for your but requested that her letter be signed DEAR READER: I have a new box WIcks-Fields Einsiedel'BrItney Yeaton-Klellson Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. A reception because I, her older sister, smoked. column, hut if it will help just one person “ Grieving in Gulfport” if published. number. For a personal, unpublished will be held Jan. 14 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. to reach into her purse (or his pocket) reply, now write to me at P.O. Box 69440, Elizabeth Fields, daughter of Mr. and Stephanie Way Britney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Yeaton of ’Thank God, I was able to quit in time. However, I telephoned her to tell her in the gallery. Student winners receiv^ and throw that pack of cigarettes in the Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. Please include Mrs. Gerald E. ^elds of Briarwood Mrs. Inez Britney of Lenox Street and Winthrop, Maine, announce the engage­ She tried to quit, but it was too late for what a terrific impact her letter had cash awards and scholarships. trash, it will be worth it. a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Drive, and Paul T. Wicks, son of Mr. and Michael Edward Einsiedel Jr., son of ment of their daughter, Sylvia Mae her. made, and asked if I could reveal her Mrs. Ruel Wicks of Glenwood Street, Mr. and Mrs. Armando Casals of Yeaton, to Carl John Kjellson, son of Mr. were married during a fail ceremony at Woodside Street, were married Oct. 4 and Mrs. John Kjellson of 36 Flag Drive. Pageant seeks girls St. James Church. at Assumption Church, The bride-elect Is a 1979 graduate of Representatives of the Miss Teen- The Rev. Francis V. Krukowski The Rev. Edward Pepin officiated at Winthrop High School, a 1983 graduate Ager of Connecticut Pageant are Don’t worry about pushups officiated. The bride was given in the ceremony. The bride was given in of the University of New Hampshire and searching for girls to represent the marriage by her father. marriage by her brother, J. Bradford a 1985 graduate of the University of Manchester area in the state pageant DEAR DR. Marina Minutillo was maid of honor Britney. Connecticut. She is employed as an March 13 to 15 in the Holiday Inn, New as two side effects of the drug, and Beth Amesen was matron of honor. Dana Eib, sister of the bride, was GOTT: My diarrhea is not a usual complica­ audiologist at the Hampden Hearing Britain. grandson, 11, Bridesmaids were Patricia Adams, matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Center in West Springfield, Mass., and The winner will qualify for the tion. See your doctor to find out the Diane Wicks, the groom’s sister, and Donna Woods, sister of the bride, and has been doing cause of your bowel problem. the Wethersfield Hearing Center. national pageant to be held in Florida. 72 pushups ev­ Katherine Fields, the bride’s sister. Kristin Hennequin. Amanda Woods was The prospective bridegroom is a 1978 Any interested girl may oht^n informa­ ery other day for D r. G o tt Jeffrey A. Fields, brother of the bride, flower girl. graduate of Manchester High School, a tion by writing to Miss Connecticut a year now. I DEAR DR. GOTT: A friend of was best man. David Wicks and James Dean Roy was best man. Ushers were Peter Gott, M.D. 1982 graduate of the University of Teenager, P.O. Box 791, Norwich, N.Y. think he’s over­ mine takes medication for high Wicks, the groom’s brothers, Chris­ David and Peter Einsiedel, brothers of Rochester and a 1985 graduate of the 13815, or by calling (607) 334-6603. blood pressure nd high cholesterol. topher Fields, the bride’s brother, and the groom. Jason Woods was doing it. What do University of Connecticut. He is em­ you think? He’s careful with his solid diet, but James Cleary were ushers. ringbearer. ployed as a chemical engineer by Union Buy some seedlings his liquid diet consists of five After a reception at Manchester After a reception at the Glastonbury Carbide in Tarrytown, N.Y. Brochures are now available for the DEAR Brandy Manhattans and wine with Country Gub, the couple left on a Elks Club, the couple went on a wedding A May 23 wedding is planned at dinner six night a week. On Sunday, wedding trip to Vermont and Canada. trip to Vermont and New Hampshire. annual spring seedling sale of the READER: Pu­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. shups are not harmful for a healthy he has about a quart of wine. Should ’They live in Bolton. They are making their home in Hartford County Soil and Water Conser­ doctor for a thorough going-over to 11-year-old child. When his muscles I be concerned? The bride is a 1980 graduate of Manchester. vation District. The district offers a identify lingering or chronic pneu­ tire, he will rest. Manchester High School and a 1984 ’The bride is a graduate of Manchester variety of tree, shrub and ground cover monia, as well as to check out your graduate of the University of High School and is employed by seedlings that are suitable for conserva­ general health. DEAR READER: Yes, and your Connecticut. Casey-Folsom Co. of Hartford. The tion plantings. DEAR DR. GOTT: Nine years friend should be, too. Alcohol often The groom also graduated from groom is a graduate of Howell Cheney The smallest order possible for any ago I had pneumonia and was left DEAR DR. GOTT: I am taking increases high blood pressure and with no pep or ambition and with a Manchester High School, earned a Regional Vocational Technical School one species is 25. Pickup will be in Visken, 5 milligrams twice a day. It blood fats, so your friend may be tiredness that wouldn’t quit. Last bachelor’s degree in business adminis­ and is employed hy Right Angle mid-April. keeps my high blood pressure sabotaging his medicine by drink­ year I had it again. I feel like a wet tration from the University of Connecti­ Associates of Manchester. Seedling brochures may be obtained under control, but gives me very ing too much. Of more urgent cut in 1981 and a master’s degree in by either writing the conservation rag. I was an active, progressive loose bowels. Is this a correctable importance is the fact that your economics from UConn in 1986. He is district, 1101 Kennedy Road, Room person, but I’ve become a dud. side effect? friend’s daily intake of aicohoi is employed by Aetna Life & Casualty in 105B, Windsor 06095, or by calling What can I do? clearly more than enough to cause Hartford. 688-7725. liver damage and cirrhocis. There­ DEAR READER: Like any il­ DEAR READER: Visken (pin­ fore he has four good reasons to cut lness, pneumonia can leave a dolol) is a beta-blocker that reduces down or stop drinking: his high patient weakened and fatigued. arterial spasm and blood pressure.. blood pressure, his high choles­ However, this normal reaction Although the manufacturer lists terol, his liver — and your very Center is a good piace to make friends usually lasts for only a few weeks. abdominal discomfort and nausea realistic concerns. Because you have had two bouts of pneumonia, your resistance might This column is prepared by the staff of good wishes, enjoying a fabulous buffet 202, 572; Ed Adams 507; Harold Hinkel not be up to par. You should find out the Manchester ^ n ior Citizens’ Center. dinner, taking part in a grab bag, good 209, 511; Mike Pierro 514; Norman if some underlying disease or i Senior Citizens conversations and laughter. The even­ Lasher 205, 507; Stan Kalinowski 521, ailment has predisposed you to lung ing is complete by attending midnight Stan WlochowsW 546, Margaret Patrick Jeanette Cave, infections — and is the cause of your ' 5th Edition of the Senior Center Director mass. 460; Jan Singleton 178; Edna Chris­ ongoing fatigue. For instance, January. Classes in exercise, ceramics, Christmas Day is another day of love tensen 489; Loraa Kmiec 205, 180, 507; diabetes and certain blood dis­ Glastonbury Antique & Collectable Now that Christmas has passed, it’s line dancing, driver’s education, basket­ and sharing, opening gifts, dinner with Pat Cleavage 191, 480; Cathy Ringrose orders can reduce a person’s time to start thinking of New Year’s weaving and more will be offered. Call my children and parents, relaxation and 177, 179, 505. immunity to infection. Ask your the center to register for the class of Last week’s scores (12/16): Leo resolutions. Why not make a resolution fun. I thoroughly enjoy the holiday AP photo GALA NEW YEAR’S SHOW to take part in senior center activities your choice. season. Leggitt 524, Eld Lithwin 541; Harold more regularly? The center will be open for programs On behalf of the senior center staff, we Hinkel 500; Addison Pick 207, 520; Carl 130 Dealers The center is a good place to make and service during the holiday break. wish ail of you a joyous and happy Lepak 502; Paul Desjeunes 503; Max friends, have a good nutritious meal, No meals will be served, but coffee will holiday. Smole 514; John Kravontka 200, 555; New monster Thursday, January 1, 9am - 6pm learn a craft or skill, and take part in a be available if you want to bring your Scores: Mike Pierro 211, 549. General Admission *2®° — with ad wide variety of other activities. Bus lunch. Dec. 19 setback: Ada Rojas 129; Bob Ginger Yourkas 175, 452; Eleanor transportation is available to and from Christmas according to Terry Schubert 129; John Klein 119; Helena Berggren 193, 517; Jean Lukacs 455; Chris Snyder stands next to the Glastonbury High School the center as well as for weekly Kotsch: Christmas comes with great Gaveilo 118. Florence Doutt 477; Jan Singleton 454; latest addition to his monster 872-2140 Hubbard St., Glastonbury, CT shopping. Monthly calendars outlining enthusiasm in my house. Buying gifts Dec. 22 pinochle; Carl Popple 798; Jennie Victoria 468; Pat Cleavage 176, too QiHon minimum programs, upcoming events and trips for family and friends, holiday get- Amelia Anastasio 771; Bob Ahem 768; 483; Rose Hamilton 477; Viola PuKord menagerie. Snyder, who runs an prlM IQ ehang* Sponsored by Glastonbury Exchange Club are available at the center. And on togethers, Christmas Eve and Christ­ Betty ’Turner 748; Mabel Loomis 745; 175, 182, 512. Si Saturdays, the Manchester Herald mas Day. Sam Schors 743. Dec. 24 pinochle: to be bublished next auto junkyard near Sand Lake, Mgrs. Thomas Barrows & Sons / 342-2540 in publishes much of the same informaton On Christmas Eve, my family gets Dec. 23 bowling; Sam Maltempo 500; week. Mich., builds dinosaurs and other ~Dlraclloiw: Route 84 to Route 2 East. Exit 7 - then turn left s together (about 30 of us). We break Dec. 24 bridge:: to be published next WHSMI In this column. Ekl Yourkas 225, 553; John Kravontka on New London Tpke., Look for signs. Our winter programs will start in late bread with each other, offering love and 502; Joe Blazinski 211, 534; Ed Lithwin week. creatures from old car parts.

I ■J a ■ 1 • ! 1 1 ' ?r t-’pc-'-;' 1.''.' tZ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 27. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 27, 1986 — M Betwwn the '-i / • -»> I { f Profiles The story behind the story Mary Jackson

By Josie Ag« 42 Bom Charles Town, W.V. Occupation Lowe Program Center director at MCC Q. I saw Michael Biehn in the Q. Please tell me about that movie “Aliens” and was very gorgeous Judy Landers, like Favorite restaurant Feast impressed with him. Is that his where she’s from, how she got Favorits food Italian first film? Abo, where b he started and what she’ll be doing Favorite sport Golf from and what will he be doing next. A.D., LaVeme, Calif. Idea of a good vacation Sitting on the beach next? Rebecca Diaiu, Las A. She’s from the suburbs of What you do to relax Go to antique shows Vegas, Nev. New York where she was a • Favorite entertainer Judy Polan, a folk singer A. No, it wasn't his first film. champion gymnast (she won the Favorite actress Meryl Streep His first acting roles were in New York State Tumbling TV, in series such as “James at Championships) long before she Favorite magazine Vogue 15” and “Family” and his first thought about becoming an Favorite author Larry McMurtery film role was a tiny part in actress. Older sister Audrey Favorite spot In Manchester Cavey's Restaurants’ bar “Grease.” His first starring role started acting, though, and Judy, for jazz was in something called “The who has always been shy but Car Toyota Corolla Coach,” followed by a Canadian now due to her gymnastics Favorite color White film “Hogwild” and “The Fan” achievements, felt more Favorite book “An Unknown Woman" by with Lauren Bacall. Next up was self-confident, decided to follow “The Terminator” starring suit. Alice Koller Arnold Schwarzenegger. She got a part in the series t Pet peeve people who whine ° “Aliens” seems to be his "Whatever Happened to the Favorite TV show “Masterpiece Theater" breakthrough, though. It brought Class of ’65?” and after moving ( Best thing about Manchester people him a lot of offers, including to Los Angeles, got parts in a Worst thing about Manchester rapid growth one project in which he would number of series: “Vegas,” leading to congestion team with Jeff Bridges, and “B.J. and the Bear” and another that is currently filming, “Madam’s Place.” “Rampage,” in which he stars Recently, she co-starred in as a D.A. prosecuting a serial two movies; “Armed and killer. He’s from Anniston, Dangerous” and “Stewardess Ala., but was raised in Lincoln, School.” Currently, she and Michael Biehn Neb., and Lake Havasu, Ariz. Audrey are putting together a pilot for a show called “Rock Candy,” about two sisters in a rock band, and are making plans Peter Jennings to record an album here. Q. What has happened to They’ve had successful music Teresa Brewer, the great singer careers in Europe for years and of the ’SOs? Is she stilt singing? Q. Please give me some information about ABC attchorman are eager now to repeat that Peter Jennings. L think he’s awfully good. Dena Davb, Fresno, Sam Harman, Niles, Mich.; success here. D.E.M., Gordon, Ala. Calif. A. According to an associate, A. He’s 48, from Toronto, the older of two children of a "She’s still singing; in fact, she journalist (later vice president of programming) with the Canadian s 1 fl y B1101 sounds better than ever. She’s Broadcasting Company. When he was 9, Peter also went to work only performing, though, when Q. / recently saw Patrick Duffy for the CBC, hosting “Peter’s People,” a weekly half-hour radio PUT HELP and where she wants, which on “The Phil Donahue Show.” show for children. At prep school, he was an accomplished could be a private show for IBM He was talking about a religion athlete but an indifferei)|!jiadent who dropped jffipi^fore RIGHT AT for which they’ll pay her that had changed his life but graduating. -5'/ His lack of formal edueirtion didn’t seem to hold him back, HER $30,000 for one night or a since I turned the show on late, Specials for the Month of December concert in a theater in Chicago, I didn’t hear what it was. Do however. He immediately landed a job as an interviewer for an FINGERTIPS. both of which she’s just done. you know? Isabelle M. Ontario radio station. ;i (Tuesday through Sunday) “She also has a new jazz Weideman, Chino, Calif. He held that job for three years before switching to TV as the album, ‘Midnight Cafe,’ and A. Buddhism, which his wife, host of various news shows for the CBC. In \962, he again she’ll keep recording. She and Carlyn, introduced him to about switched to the network CTV as co-anchor of their evening her husband have four daughters 15 years ago. Now, he chants newscast and as part of that job, was sent to cover major news • Swordfish Steak and she devotes a lot of time to for an hour before going to the stories around the world. In 1964, while in Atlantic City covering with crumb topping & lemon butter them. She has never, though, studio to shoot “Dallas” and he, the Democratic National Convention, he was spotted by an ABC MCGRUFF (served with potato, vegetable & salad) |S 1 2 9 5 even considered giving up her Carlyn and their two kids chant News executive and offered a job as a correspondent, which he HOUSE for another hour when he gets took. career. She loves it.” STABT A McGRUFF HOUSE home. He’s also active in the He moved to New York later that year and after just a few • Pasta con Gamberetti your choice IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. Los Angeles chapter of the months he was offered the position of anchor of the network’s green and white linguini with shrimp Buddhist organization Nichiren then-15-minute newscast. He was 26 and, as he knew, not Kill.; .):r t',' '.V Wi'ii,.' ■ in garlic and tomato sauce sufficiently experienced, but he accepted and stayed for three N.tMoii.d (ri'iiU’' I’rt 'V i . ; !■ 'I. Shoshu Sokagakkai. Couii 'ii. 7’3.3 St • rj'.V. Anything you’d like to difficult years during which audiences and affiliates objected to li.'lii r.;, 1)3 :;(i00.0 his Canadian accent and apparent lack of familiarity with At,.! ;;-lp know about prominent American culture. He decided to return to his job as a personalities? Write to Teresa Brewer correspondent. TAKE A BITE OUT OF Sunday Brunch liam-3pm / Dinner 4pm-9pm Over the next 10 years, which he spent overseas (with the Josie, Between the exception of a brief return to Washington in 1974), he Lines, King Features distinguished himself as a skilled foreign correspondent, Syndicate, 239 E. 45th Q. I have just seen Aidan brother. He also recently especially in stories dealing with the Middle East. He became New York, N.Y. Quinn in “Reckless” on TV finished filming a production of foreign anchor for ABC’s nightly newscast “World News St, and L think he’s the James Arthur Miller’s play “All My Tonight” in 1978; following the death of the principal anchor 10017. Dean of thb generation. What Sons” for PBS’s “American Frank Reynolds in 1983, he became sole anchor in September of 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE RFD. 2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 will he be in next? M.R., Baton Playhouse” series that should air that year, where he’s been, leaked in a ratings race with his Rouge, La. later this season or early next. In fellow handsome anchors Brokaw and Rather, ever since. 643-2342 A. He’s in the current film ‘The January, he starts another movie, > He’s married to author and former ABC Bonn bureau chief Mission," in an all-too-brief “Robinson Crusoe,” in the Kati Marton (two earlier marriages ended in divorce); they have appearance as Robert De Niro’s Seychelles Islands. two children, Elizabeth, 6, and Christopher, 3. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. 27, 1986 - a U — MANCHESTER HERALD Saturday. Dec. 27.1986 1 ■ ’ V T » f 1 M I ■ Outlook WEEKEND TELE VISION Saturday, Dec. 27

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Hollywood law student moonlighting as Market a coroner's aide becomes obsessed with day Houston, along with the four outlaws he was chasing, after a freak electrical storm. rocking chair on our porch, watching the danced. He told me he was all You don’t even have to diet (H Woody Woodpecker solving a series of bizarre murders in “ Outlaws" premieres as a special two-hour movie on Sunday, Dec. 28, then moves to its music, he could play any anymore. You’re 80. So who which the victim's blood was drained (31 ( H Gummi Bears Our leisure time should rest of the world go by. f f instrument and he didn’t think will look at you anyway? Eat from the bodies. David Naughton, Mari­ ( H MOVIE: 'Alvarez Kelly' A renegade regular Saturday-night time slot on Jan. 3. S lyn Jones. Dorian Harewood. 1982. make this a joyous adventurer, bringing a herd of cattle much of anyone who couldn't. and be happy. Who cares? After from Mexico, is kidnapped by Confeder­ period of life. 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Old and decrepit, she talent?” Help me make it through the d l Lazer Tag Academy [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Rainbow Brite and the [CNN] Economy '86 [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e Water Babies' An ap­ When you’re old, no one (^ Macron 1 Star Stealer* (CC) A greedy princess [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents Huckleberry Finn' In the pre-Civil War at these older people, their was content with her lot in life “Yes, dear,” I said, “I have day. prentice chimneysweep travels from the South, a runaway slave and a boy d l Ring Around the World threatens Rainbow's mission to bring expects you to be anything, shining eyes and laughing faces, — definitely old. I didn’t want talents, but they are all hidden. I Deliver me from snacks and color, hope and happiness to the world. [E S P N ] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ London streets to adventure in Shark fleeing his drunken father travel down anyway. Do something unusual ^ (H Newsmakers 1985 Rated G. In Stereo. nal (R). Castle. James Mason. Tommy Pender. the Mississippi River on a home-made all ready for an afternoon of fun. to be like Grandmother. She was don’t want to brag like you.” sweets. 1978. raft. Patrick Day. Samm-Art Williams. @ 1 Abbott and Costello [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Piece of the Action' [U S A ] Make a Million or silly and the younger Relaxed and happy, they were so dull. But here at these dances We didn’t hit it off too well. Keep my mind off high-cal Jim Dale. 1985. Rated NR. @3) Follow Me Two crooks are blackmailed into aiding 10:00AM (D Poo Wee's Playhouse [E S P N ] NFL Game of the Week generation says, "Oh, well, 1 did note that some people, treats. a community center while trying to fend [T M C ) MOVIE: 'Vision Quest' (CC) An [U S A ] Beat the Pros enjoying their golden years. was a new breed, and I realized (13) Kideo TV (D Jerusalem a Musical Celebration she’s old, we forgive her, she’s off mobsters they once ripped off. Sid­ awkward teenager's training for an im­ Their days of toiling to make a I wanted to be like them — even though they were in a Tempt me not with French [C N N ] Daybreak This holiday special features three ar­ 1 1:30AM D Young UniverM ney Poitier. Bill Cosby. 1977. Rated PG. tists performing at various sites through­ portant wrestling match is disrupted in her second childhood,” It’s living were over. It made me crowd, were lonely from lack of cuisines. when he falls in love with an older (31 International Championship Wres­ happy and enjoying a full and [D IS ] Mousercise [T M C ] MOVIE: -Winter Flight A shy out the holy city. (60 min.) amazing what you get by with want to say “thanks” to our beautiful life. attention from other people. We Bid me flee soft-drink RAF recruit agrees to marry his ser­ woman temporarily boarding at his tling (60 min.) geants daughter when people believe ® m Real Ghostbusters (CC). house. Matthew Modine, Linda Fioren- d l d l Punky Brewster being old. So you see, we have government, to Social Security, So I joined the group, hoping as senior citizens should be machines. tino, Ronny Cox. 1985. Rated R. In the child she is carrying is his, but the ® Street Hawk d l This Week in Motor Sports the edge on everyone because for making life so much easier the happiness and wisdom of mindful of them and try to draw Turn my eyes from ice-cream Channels girl puts the baby up for adoption. Reece (33) Forgotten Children of the 80's Stereo. Dinsdale, Nicola Cowper. 1984. Rated d l All-New Ewoks they expect us to be a little nutty for senior citizens. How good these older people would rub off them in and make them feel bars. (31 Wall Street Journal Report [U S A ] Lottery Busters WFSB Hartford. C T (D NR. dZ) Wall Street VVith Louis Rukeyser at times. Young people think Galaxy High we have it in America! on me. They knew life and lived warm inside so that they, too, Stay my hand from cookie WNYW N a w Yotfc, N Y (X) ( H Voyagers 1 1:00AM CD [C N N ] College Football Preview New Haven. CT ID Best of tha National Geographic Sp*. they have the edge on love, I looked the crowd over and I one day at a time to its fullest, will feel that life is good and jars. WTNH ( H GED Course CD Keys to Success New York. NY D 9:00AM ® Muppet Babies cials (60 min.) [USA] sharing and caring. We oldsters WOR 51 Maverick couldn’t believe my eyes. These and 1 liked that. beautiful. ’Til I’m back in shape again. WPIX Naw York. NY m ® Popples ® Telephone Auction” 12:00PM (D Puttin' on the Hits @3) New Jersey Hispano forgive them, though. We have 70-, 80- and 90-year-olds were An old man parked his cane Look around you and do your Hang in there. Lord, with me. WHCT Hartford. C T QD ® @ 1 Flintstone Kids ( D Best of the National Geographic Spe­ Waterbury. C T (8i (D W W F Wrestling Challenge (60 min.) lived and loved a long, long WTXX dZ) Tony Brown's Journal cials (60 min.) dancing, their feet expressing the in the comer and asked me to good deed for the day. It won’t Amen. Springfield. MA (8) ( D Voyagers Soul Train WWLP (§3) Championship Wrestling (60 min.) (33) time and know what life is all WEDH Hartfi^. CT (31 CNN News ® W W F Wrestling (60 min.) desires and joy in their hearts. I dance. We danced. He told me hurt you and you don’t know Again I say, life begins at 8011 [D IS ] Wind in the Willows d l W W F Wrestling (60 min.) about. WTWS Naw London. CT ( H Bugs Bunny ( D MonsterTrucks: The Final Battle (60 just felt it all that first day. I he was 92 and lived in a what joy you may give and WVIT Hartford, C T IM [E S P N ] Running and Racing (R). d l ^ Foofur min.) One day I looked at a rack of Boston. M A (31 @1 Smurfs d l Bill Moyers Journal: A Conversation wondered, does anyone ever retirement home. 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Everyone applauded him [U S A ] Synchronal Research Carl L. Scon. 1982. Home Health Care, Nurses CNN Cable News Nat. (CNN] (g7) La Plaza BBC. (60 min.) we become encased in old, be an angel. You have wings for while the band playeid softly, DISNEY Dlanay Channal (DIS) (f3) Wrestling (60 min.) 10:10A M [CNN] Showbiz This Yesr ( f l d l Throe Stooges (SI Telephone Auction ESPN Sports Nstwoifc [ESPN] Unlimited, telephone tips, legal wrinkled bodies? Do we still at feet.” I felt so good. “ Til We Meet Again.” [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner A review of the year’s top moneymaking d l Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show @ ) MOVIE: 'God's Cpuntry* Filmmaker and tax assistance, health HBO Home Box Office (HBO) movies, television hits and television Louis Malle’s documentary portrays the 80 think and feel eternally A 300-pbund gentleman asked 1 think it’s fun to be 80, CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX] [E S P N ] Best of Bill Dance failures. d l Lucha Libre SIN (60 min.) assistance, counseling, meal young? I looked at them, I knew me to dance. We danced. T M C ■ Movie Channal (T M C ) • [USA] Prollne dZ) Washington Week in Review because when you’re 65, they USA Nstwoifc lU S A l 10:30AM CD Teen Wolf delivery, shopping assistance, USA (51 Fame Nicole and Jesse break up; the answer was yes, we do. Delightedly he said, “You are expect you to retire to Florida 9:10AM [CNN] Hulth Yaar C D @ 1 Pound Puppies Continued. . . transportation for the When I was young, I was as light as a feather on your and become a discontented handicapped and senior citizens and noon meals served at centers for the aged. MANCHESTER HERALD. Satunlay, Dec. 27, 19M - n M ‘ I : V7 ,y ; ,:i { ] M n #• .»> *.* v 1 t» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 27,1M6 when he falls in love with an older past year's hits featuring Madonna, Tina 3D MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan in Monte woman temporarily boarding at his Turner, Whitney Houston, Janet Jack- Carlo' Charlie's Riviera vacation is inter­ house. Matthew Modine. Linda Fioren- son, Don Johnson, the Fabulous Thun------. rupted by murder and a gambling ring. Saturday, Continued tino, Ronny Cox. 1985. Rated R. In derbirds, Steve Winwood, Belinda Carli­ Warner Oland, Keye Luke. 1937. Stereo. sle and Peter Gabriel. (2 hrs.) [C N N ] Evans and Novak 9:10PM (CNN) Showbiz This Year A ( 8 @1 Saturday Night Live (90 min.) In Saturday, Continncd [HBO] m o v ie : into tho review of the year's top moneymaking Stereo. 12:S0AM usual audience in mind, a nysterious revenge. Billy Chong, Hau Chiu Sing. NighT (CC) A hopeless insomniac finds investor revives a television series that 1981. movies, television hits and television 3 1 MOVIE: 'Whore the Ladies Go' The story about the wildest little bar in town himself suddenly thrown into a deadly was axed 20 years ago. Guest star: Dar­ failures. 3 1 MOVIE: The Producers' A has-been where a lady can go to meet men, dance, adventure of international intrigue when town and people of Glencoe, Minnesota. poor, isolated black children to the ren McGavin. theatrical producer and his accountant 9:30PM dD dS) Amen A headstrong he falls for a beautiful but dangerous 1985. world around them. Jon Voight, Paul dream and live out her fantasies. Earl DOWN 31 Odd Couple partner scheme to make more profit deacon is shocked when the trustees Holliman, Karen Black, Candy Clark. girt. Jeff Goldblum, Michelle Pfeiffer, (2$ Wrestling (60 min.) Winfield, Madge Sinclair. 1974. 2 3 4 5 6 7 ACROSS from a flop than a hit. Zero Mostel, Gene hire an idealistic new minister to head a David Bowie. 1984. Rated R. 8 Mama's Family 1980. Modern Maturity Wilder, Kenneth Mars. 1967. Philadelphia community church. (R) In ( ^ Comedy Classics 2 Actress Laurie — Jeffersons ( 8 Wheel of Fortune Stereo 32) Sneak Previews In Stereo. 1:00AM CS (33) MOVIE; The Shuttered Room' A Wild Kingdom 8 HI9 To“ 11 1 "TheForstyeSaga.‘‘e.g 3 Hawkeye St. 31 Sidekicks (CC) Young Ernie runs ( 8 Connecticut Sports Talk [CNN] Sports Tonight 3D Telethon: United Negro College Fund young couple arrive on an island to inha­ @3) Wrestling (60 min.) o 5 Indian prince 4 Soon Lee on away from home when his relationship [CNN] This Week in Japan Host; Lou Rawls. (2 hrs.) bit the old mitihouse she inherited which — — "AfterMASH" 8 Hee Haw with Jake hits some rough spots. (R). [ESPN] Sportscenter IZ l Owt/TV (CC). 9 Cheer 10:00PM CID News (51 MTV Top 20 Video Countdown is under a curse. Gig Young, Carol Lyn- 10 — Ray Hutton 5 Ms. Moreno 8 You Write the Songs 3D Yesenia (60 min.) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Foreplay' Melvin is 18- [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday 5 o 8 [CNN] CNN News (51 MOVIE: 'Jesse James Meets Fran­ ley, Oliver Reed. 1967. o ■1 ■ 12 Stringed musical 6 Officer and a 37) Living Planet (60 min.) years old and totally irresistible to ■ S T6 [17 (5l One Big Family Don blames Jan kenstein's Daughter' The descendent of Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) ^ 2:00PM 3 1 MOVIE: To Be An­ 12 13 14 P»^' Ts instrument Gentleman” ( 8 ( H Hunter (60 min.) In Stereo. women but before he can find true love when his police precinct's softball team 3D MOVIE: The Trouble with Harry' A Dr. Frankenstein kidnaps village child­ nounced' 15 Dwelling 7 Laura or Lou ( 8 Police Story he experiences a few interesting en­ & PELICULA: 'El Caso de un Pistolero' o loses a championship game. group of local citizens attempt to dis­ ren for bizarre experiments. John Lup- 16 Seaweed 6 All — and the Forty counters. Rated R. ( H MOVIE: 'Run a Crooked Mile' A 18 19 20 pose of a dead body found in the nearby ( 8 Honeymooners... The Lost Episodes ton. Cal Bolder. 1966. dZ) Sesame Street (CC). schoolteacher learns of a plot to mani­ 20 Aid's partner Thieves 31 News woods. Edmund Gwenn, Shirley Ma­ 31 ABC News Ctoseup: Diagnosis: Mal­ 12:00AM ( S m o v ie : 'Laurel and d D MOVIE: 'Stagecoach' Enroute to pulate the international gold standard. o Q 21 Ruby or Sandra 11 “ Green, elopers' 3D Novels; Maria de Nedie Hardy' [MAX] MOVIE: 'Brazil' (CC) A mild- 2? claine, John Forsythe. 1955. practice (CC). Cheyenne, a stagecoach with six pas­ Louis Jourdan, Mary Tyler Moore, [21 22 An O'Neal destination [C N N ] Sports Saturday mannered bureaucrat rebels against the sengers encounters hostile Indians [C NN ] Prime News C9J MOVIE: The Fall of the House of system in a totalitarian society. Jona­ Wilfred Hyde-White. 1969. o 24 Every Mountain " 13 Alderman: abbr. 3D Sports Talk Usher' The Usher mansion suddenly de­ Ann-Margret, Bing Crosby, Alex Cord [ESPN] SportsCenter MOVIE; Ghostbusters' (CC) A thon Pryce, Kim Greist, Robert DeNiro. (H) MOVIE: 'Slither' A man, just released 23 24 25 Mr. Estrada 14 Quirk on "Spenser: For [HBO] [ESPN] Kickboxing (90 min.) Live. teriorates causing strange effects on the 1966. [USA] Riptide trio of misfits goes into business to rid 1985. Rated R. from prison, tries to find the loot stashed 28 "Love Boat " Hire" [HBO] Barbara Streisand: One Voice family. Martin Landau. Ray Walston, lO P homes of evil spirits. Bill Murray. Dan [CNN] Newsday by his partner and is followed by a pair m photographer 16 Barrie or Walters [C N N ] CNN Travel Guide 28 29 1 30 1 7:30PM (d) Benjamin and the Miracle HBO presents Barbara Streisand as she Robert Hays. 1982. 1:10AM 25 26 27 17 Goddess: Latin Aykroyd, Harold Ramis. 1984. Rated [DIS] Night Before Christmas of eerie-looking vans. James Caan, Peter 31 by of Hanukkah belts out hits and shows her glitz from [CNN] Newsnight [TMC] MOVIE; 'Talk To Me' A group of Boyle. Sally Kellerman. 1973. 32 Columnist Barrett 19 The Great PG-13. In Stereo. her own backyard in her first live per­ [ESPN] Sportscenter Saturday dD World Music Video Awards Preview [DIS] MOVIE: 'North Avenue Irregulars' ten stutterers from widely different 31 32 ! 33 34 Spry Robbery'' [MAX] MOVIE; 'Altered States' A re­ formance in twenty years. (75 min.) In [USA] MOVIE: 'Man With the Synthetic ( H Magic of Oil Painting Show A surburban minister unleashes an un­ backgrounds comes together at a re­ 36 Opposite of true 23 TV street search scientist searches for the begin­ Stereo. search center in Virginia to overcome Brain' A half-human zombie Is un­ ( H MOVIE: 'Bunny Lake Is Missing' A o 26 Equip dD Mama's Family ning of life through strange self­ likely band of women against the mob. young mother, just arrived from Amer­ [Q 36 37 Late Show" (clue lo [MAX] MOVIE: 'Streetwalkin'' A young Edward Hermann, Barbara Harris, Cloris their speech problems. Austin Pendle­ leashed, causing a reign of terror in iTos 34 35 27 Delight” INN News experimentation. William Hurt. Blair ica. puts her 4-year-old daughter in a puzzle answer) 3D runaway .falls victim to the ugly, violent Leachman. 1979. Rated G. ton, Barbara Eda-Young, Michael Mur­ Angeles. John Carradine. Tommy Kirk, 29 Carroll and Marion (clue Brown, Charles Haid. 1980. Rated R. London day school and the girl vanishes. b 39 Amen, Somebody” 8 Check It OutI world of prostitution. Melissa Leo, Dale phy. 1984, Kent Taylor. 1969. MOVIE: 'Exorcism at Midnight' A [ESPN] College Basketball: Old Domi­ Laurence Olivier, Carol Lyniey, Keir Dul- 41 Association’ abbr to puzzle answer) [USA] Midkiff, Julie Newmar. 1985. Rated R. 8 As Schools Match Wits strange voodoo spell claims victims nion at Nevada-Las Vegas (2 hrs.) Live. 1:30AM Telephone Auction 1 2:30PM OD Gator Bowl: Stanford vs. lea. 1965. o 42 Fastener 30 Printer's nteasure [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Clemson Live from Jacksonville, FL. (3 o o 2 33 Air: comb, form 8 ) What a Country! ^rom New York City'to London. Lawr­ 31 ABC News 3 8 ^ 39 40 1 2:30AM QD Oancln* to the Hits hrs.. 30 min ) Live. ( H Highway to Heaven (CC) Jonathan 37 35 Paradise ( 8 Maude ence Tierney, 1979. 10:30PM dD Black News and Mark encounter a dog who attempts 36 Abe Vigoda role (T§) Essence to tell them about a serious car accident r □ 31 Whet a Countryl Victor’s hot date 8:30PM dD Aloha Bo w L Arizona vs. 3 1 Odd Couple 41 42 38 High school: abbr. [CNN] Evans and Novak involving a father and son. (60 min.) (R) with Maria goes awry. North Carolina Live from Honolulu. HI. (2 ( 8 Honeymooners 40 Rough lava hrs., 30 min.) ^ [DIS] Edison Twins In Stereo. n LU 3Z) Musical Kids ( 8 NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Los @1 MOVIE: The House that Dripped 3 D Time Man of the Year The person(s). 8 8 227 Mary and Sandra find them­ Angeles Kings (2 hrs., 30 min.) [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Las Ve­ selves competing against each other gas, NV (90 min.) (R). Blood' Through the years, horrifying ev­ event or thing that most influenced, for 3D NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at Astrograph ents happen to the various owners of a better or worse' global developments when they appear on 'Wheel of Fortune'. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Talk To Me' A group of ooo oooooo Los Angeles Clippers (2 hrs.) certain English estate. John Bennett. during 1986, as chosen by Time maga­ In Stereo (R). ten stutterers from widely different Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing. 1971. zine. is announced in a special that re­ 8 This Old House (CC). [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents backgrounds comes together at a re­ Q Q Q Q Q TV puzzle solution on page 30 @1) Et Mundo del Box (2 hrs.) views the year from the perspective of 3 1 Sledge Hammarl (CC) Tough-as-naits 10:35 PM [DIS] Mickey's Christmas ot your way to be helpful to one who search center in Virginia to overcome the five finalists considered for selec­ their speech problems. Austin Pendle­ cop Sledge Hammer is reluctantly Carol Disney characters bring a new needs your assistance may not result in (§ T ) Motorweek tion. Host; Edwin Newman. ton. Barbara Eda-Young. Michael Mur­ teamed wDale Robertson, Ri­ [ESPN] 1986 College Football All- 31 Spenser: Fcr Hire (CC) In an effort to 3428. Be sure'to state your zodiac sign. min ) [USA] Hollywood Insider dD News [DIS] The Blue and the Gray (60 min.) an impromptu happening at your place chard Widmark. 1952. [CNN] Your Money American Team recover from Susan's departure. Spen­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Your (2® Combatl [ESPN ] 1986 Gymnastics Challenge: Telethon: United Negro College Fund ser investigates a fisherman's death in [TMC] MOVIE: The Music Lovers' An and invite some lun pals. [USA] MOVIE: 'Shanghai Massacre' In 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up [MAX] MOVIE: The Night the Lights (3D greatest benefits will develop for you to­ USA vs. China Coverage from Honolulu, Host; Lou Rawls. (5 hrs.) Gloucester. (60 min.) (R). interpretation of the turbulent life of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Tear yourself (53) What About Women 1930s Shanghai, an underworld tycoon Went Out In Georgia' A talented country day through some form ot group in­ Hawaii. (2 hrs.) 4:30PM ([ID Ted Knight show Henry's @1) PELICULA: 'Ml Ultimo Tango' Sarlta composer Peter Tchaikovsky is pre­ away from your TV set today and get ^0) Let's Go Bowling defends his country against Japanese peaceful day in bed is ruined when ever­ singer and his sister stay one step ahead ( 8 MOVIE: 'Villa Ridesl' An American volvement. Being around lots of people [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘High Anxiety' The new of trouble. Kristy McNichol, Dennis gunrunner, with the use of his plane, Montiel. sented. Richard Chamberlain, Glenda out and move around. Brief visits lo (5?) Secret City invaders. Wan Kuon Hsiung, Yasuki Kur- yone expresses concern over his health. Jackson, Max Adrian. 1971. Rated R, will prove lucky for you. ata Chensing. 1979. head of a San Francisco sanitarium Quaid, Mark Hamilt. 1981. Rated PG. aids Villa in his fight against Mexico's 32) MOVIE: 'I Remember Mama' A Nor­ nearby friends might fill the bill. 33) Dance Fever PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You’re [CNN] Newsday places his life in danger when he uncov­ [TMC] Short Film Showcase revolutionary forces. Yul Brynner. Rob­ wegian family with a wise, indomitable [USA] Night Flight SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You’re still 2:10PM [C N N ] Health Year ers a sinister scheme involving several ert Mitchum. Charles Bronson. 1968. likely to fare better than most people to­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Father of the Bride' A ( H Frugal Gourmet mother establishes a home in San Fran­ 11:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rocky IV under favorable aspects where your staff members. Mel Brooks. Madeline [USA] Airwolf cisco. Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel Geddes, day in situations that have competitive bride-to-be puts her family through the 2:30PM Here's Lucy [CNN] Big Story ( 8 ( H Facts of Life (CC) Tootle must (CC) Driven by revenge, boxing cham­ elements. Victory is assured if you think material wishes are concerned. In fact, trial of staging an immense wedding. Kahn. Cloris Leachman. 1977. Rated 6:30PM (dD CBS News decide whether or not to consummate Oscar Homolka. 1948. ( H Back Pain [M A X ] MOVIE: Girls Just Want to pion Rocky Balboa heads for the Soviet ot yourself as a winner. there’s a possibility you might gel a late Spencer Tracy. Elizabeth Taylor. Joan PG. her relationship with her new boyfriend. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Almost Angels' The Union to face a gargantuan Russian op­ ffO) Star Search (60 min.) Have Fun' (CC) The winners of a dance ( D Small Wonder ARIES (March 21-April 19) You’re ex­ Christmas gift today. Bennett. 1950. 3:30PM CSD 31 Aloha Bowl; Arizona contest will become the hosts of the na­ (R) In Stereo. famed Vienna Boys' Choir provides a ponent. Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It dB Th is Old House (CC). vs. North Carolina Live from Honolulu. dD Bosom Buddies tremely receptive to positive input to­ [HBO] Freddy the Freeloader's Christ­ tion's hottest dance show. Sarah Jes­ ( 8 Hanukkah friendship for two. of its members. Peter Dolph Lundgren. 1985. Rated PG. looks like you’ll be able to operate more mas Dinner Buoyed by the Christmas [C N N ] Year in Style HI. (3 hrs., 30 min.) Live. sica Parker. Lee Montgomery. 1985. 33) One Big Family Uncle Jake misses Week, Vincent Winter. 1962 day. Try to expose yourself to sources all the fun at his birthday party. ( 8 MOVIE: 'Super Power' Near the end 1 1:30PM dD Solid Gold In Stereo. Independently today than tomorrow. It spirit. Freddy saves $25 to treat his (Tj) Puttin' on the Kids Rated PG. of the Ching Dynasty, when the Manchu [TMC] MOVIE; 'Vision Quesf (CC) An that could help strengthen your basic [D IS] MOVIE: 'Genevieve' Two couples (dD Telethon Continued. there’s something important you want professor-friend to a holiday dinner, but compete against each other in an an­ (H) W e’re Cooking Now [U SA] Cover Story 8 Oo to th* Races boxers are defeated by Kung Fu experts, awkward teenager's training for an im­ beliefs. he decides the money could be put to to accomplish, do it now. tique auto race. Dinah Sheridan, John 8 8 NBC News the Imperial Minister's son vows to seek portant wrestling match is disrupted ( 8 Playback '66 Music videos of the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Going out better use. Co-stars Vincent Price and dZ) Newton's Apple (CC) 5:00PM dD Mission: Impossible Gregson. Kay Kendall. 1954. ( 8 Motorweek Imogene Coca. (60 min.) [CNN] Foreign Correspondents ( D WW F Superstars of Wrestling (60 ( 8 Record Guide [MAX] MOVIE: The Caine Mutiny* Offi­ d D MOVIE: 'Ten Tigers from [HBO] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien min.) cers revolt against a captain they consi­ 3:00PM Kwangtung' A Chinese patriot being and a young widow are pursued cross­ 33) Fame Nicole and Jesse break up; ( 8 Mama's Family Mama's not in the der mentally unfit. Humphrey Bogart, merriest of moods when she's forced to pursued by an ambitious Ch'ing official country by government agents. Jeff Chris makes plans for his cousin's bach­ HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS Jose Ferrer, Van Johnson. 1954, is given sanctuary by an anti-Ch'ing Bridges, Karen Allen, Charles Martin elor party. (60 min.) play Santa at the mail. Smith. 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. 1:30PM ( U MOVIE: Conrack- A agent provocateur. Ti Lung. Fu Sheng 31 Greatest American Haro 33) La Nueva Carablna de Ambrosio 1981. FROM young teacher introduces a group of 4:00PM ([ID College Basketball: Ken­ (8 ) Good Health from Jane Brody's (Sj) It's a Living Jan's old boyfriend re­ tucky at Louisville (2 hrs.) Live. Kitchen turns for their high-school reunion. 03) Puttin' on the Hits ( H Black Perspective [C N N ] Pinnacle CT8) MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' dZ) Julia Child and More Company [DIS] Enchanted Musical Playhouse Gen(^ 227 ( H MOVIE: 'Mystery on Monster Island' [CNN] Newswatch [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America A shipwrecked sailer battles monsters [HBO] Nutcracker Fantasy on Ice and cannibals as he searches for a for­ [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: 1977 to all those going away Denver Brdncos-AFC Champions Olympic medalists Dorothy Hamill and tune in gold. Peter Cushing, Terence Robin Cousins star in an ice skating ver­ It’s a chance of a lifetime Stamp. 1981. [USA] Saturday Cartoon Express sion of the traditional Christmas fantasy. this holiday season,,. CAR WASH when Mary (Marla Gibbs, I.) 52) MOVIE: 'Hot Millions' A crook pulls 5:30PM (8) victory Garden (90 min.) TOUCHLESS CARWASHING - SIMONIZ* SHINE off a terrific heist by using a computer. and Sandra (Jackee Harry, r.) (8 ) What's Happening Nowll - [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Little Drummer Girl' and all those coming Karl Malden, Bob Newhart. 1968. (CC) An American actress in England, are flown to Hollywood as d l) French Chef (51 Connecticut Newsmakers with pro-Palestinian sympathies, is re­ - \ competitors on a popular home. COUPON BOOKS...... <31*® d l MOVIE: The Catcher' An ex-cop and 0 1 Twilight Zone cruited by a team of Israeli operatives to Gift Boxed (tw H elerlbepriceMT) game show, in the "Wheel of a Harvard graduate team up to track [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday become a double agent. Diane Keaton, Misfortune" episode of down a runaway coed. Michael Witney, Klaus Kinski, Yorgo Voyagis. 1984. [ESPN] College Football '86: A Look Rated R. NBC’s ”227. ” airing SATUR­ Jan-Michael Vincent, Tony Franciota. Back GIFT CERTIFICATES.... M*® 1971. DAY, DEC. 27. Pat Sajak [HBO] He Makes Me Feel Like Dancing 7:00PM Agronsky & Company Always appreciated. (« 4 «p) (seated) and Vanna White of S I S t Elsewhere (CC) A Santa Claus This documentary features ballet star dD 3D 9 to 6 exposure suffers a heart attack and Craig gets See attendants for details. Jacquesd'Amboiseand lOOONewYork Telethon: United Negro College Fund "Wheel of Fortune" guest- drunk at an old-fashioned wassail party. dD • r H l I m t a i l City school children as they prepare for Host: Lou Rawls. (4 hrs., 30 min.) star. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. a performance. (60 min.) 53) MOVIE: ‘Home for the Holidays' Con- dD It's a Living 111 Center Street 6:00PM dD (SI 01 News , CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME vinced that hi* second wife is trying to 3D Talas from the Darkside With an un- Manchester 649-6939 poison him. an aging father summons CSD What's Happening Nowll 344 BROAD ST.. M AN CH ESTER his four daughters to ask for their pro­ (£ ) New GIdgat k tection. Eleanor Parker, Julie Harris, Continued.. ■ Sally Field. 1972. 33) What a Countryl Victor's hot date a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 27.19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. P«c. 27,19M - » Cover Story T rends Jaclyn Smith: Famous phrases live on in edited form History’s pearls of wisdom have undergone curious changes Children have made this budget her time By William Waiden term (a likely possibility given Express, written by John “Apres nous le deluge,” (After armies, it has endured for Coolidge’s popularity) would centuries. By Jane Ardmore Tommy, my brother, was six our son that work is important, Babsone Lane Soule — a man us the deluge) it would have y necessity, by have been too much. Historians years older. He always looked just as his school is important — long forgotten except by been forgotten, but because the Royalty produced another proclivity and by also note that he died in January memorable remark: “Let them icture a country road out after me. 1 hope it will be he’s so proud to be in scholars, despite Greeley’s Marquise de Pompadour uttered delight, we all 1933, during what would have just outside Houston. like that for Gaston and Spencer. kindergarten — and love is having credited him as the it to Louis XV in November, eat cake.” But who that royalty quote,” wrote been his second term, He adores her. He hugs her — important, and family. source. 1757, after a resounding defeat was remains a mystery — or a Ralph Waldo Herbert Hoover became sometimes too tightly. “My greatest problem is If a conunoner had said of the French and Austrian matter of propaganda. i ■ managing time. I like it when I Emerson. He president, but that wasn’t the “We spent Labor Day last the public heard of “I do weekend at Tommy’s summer can get off to bed early like the might haveB added “...but not It is at summer’s end, children, but I seldom do. There always accurately,” for many not choose to tun.” The phrase P house at Livingstone Lake. The was often found plastered to the a warm soft evening are scripts to read, K-Mart famous quotations have fallen boys fished all day long. Gaston rear bumpers of jalopies in the with the wind was right with them in the boat. clothes to design, lists to be victim to a fair amount of blowing and still a made for both home and the editing. Some were originally ’20s and ’30s. You remember by nephews? Few children have delivered streak of vivid color from the Tommy, Mike and Larry? They studio, a telephone that never uttered in different forms; others vanished sun^ The dark-haired, seems to stop ringing. Never a have been popularly attributed to famous remarks, but one went used to visit ‘Aunt Ellen’ when on to bigger and better things glowing young woman in sheer she was a newcomer to film dull moment. I’ve never been the wrong people. Still others white pushing the baby stroller busier in my life. You keep have been mi.sconstrued. after announcing, “I cannot tell business on ‘Charlie’s Angels.’ a lie” or, as it appears in Mason P r o m p tO vre looks not like someone from thinking you’ll have to time to Take, for instance, these They’d come for summer Weems’ “The Life of George today’s Hollywood but like a vacation. “Seeing them, you rest, but you don’t. It’s hard for courageous (or reckless) words storybook figure from long ago. me to delegate chores, and I’m spoken aboard the “Hartford” Washington,” “I can’t tell a lie. realize how time flies,” she I did it with my hatchet.” Most IS HERE says. ‘Tommy is married now. inclined to spread myself too on August S, 1864, during the She is Jaclyn Smith, who has thin.” Battle of Mobile Bay; “Damn historians scoff at the cherry-tree just given a vibrant performance Mike is engaged. Larry’s in high story, but it has become school. Yesterday, it seems, I She hates to leave the children the torpedoes — full speed in “Rage of Angels 11” and now O and takes them with her ahead!” During the battle, the indissolubly associated with the was on vacation with her folks was buying the older boys father of our country. Wa l k In whenever possible — for “Rage legend goes, a commanding skateboards.” A naval engagement offered down South. The baby in the of Angels II” to New York. officer told an underling this. It has been 10 years since her another military figure an stroller is Spencer. The Originally the picture had been They evoke the name of Admiral 5-year-old black-eyed boy grandfather, “PawPaw,” died at opportunity to deliver a AND FEEL David Farragut. But some the age of 101. “Almost 102,” scheduled to shoot in Italy, but skipping along holding hands authorities claim that what he memorable sentence: “Don’t she reminds you. Until then. because of terrorism, they stayed with his Grandma and Grandpa actually said was, “Damn the give up the ship.” Commander Smith went home every month. in Manhanan, Smith’s favorite Smith is Gaston, named for torpedoes! Captain Drayton, go James Lawrence, commander of THE CARE. city. “I did my first ‘Rage’ right She had dropped out of Trinity the “Chesapeake,” thus Jackie’s adored grandfather. The after Gaston; this one, after ahead! Jouett, full speed!” College after one year to go to exhorted his men on June 1, dogs are Albert and Vivian, Spencer. Jennifer is my favorite If so, somewhere between his New York and study dancing, 1813, during a battle with the offspring of Jackie’s beloved part. There are so many facets utterance of those words and and study she did, with Patrick British frigate “Shannon.” Albert who was with her for 12 of her to play.” She is such a their appearance in history Swayze’s mother, Ruth Denny. According to some experts, he years. survivor. books, somebody worked busily She, Tommy Tune, Lisa actually said, ‘Tell the men to Every evening they walked 4 As is Jaclyn Smith. She was with an editor’s pencil. In the Hartman and others who studied fire faster and not to give up the like this, “our family event after the girl who wanted marriage process Captain Drayton and at the same time just recently ship; fight her till she sinks.” dinner” when Smith was a and family above even career, Jouett got thrown overboard to held a reunion. This verbose command needed child. The little boy then was and married twice “and was the sharks. improvement if it was to her brother Tommy. And when “Ruth was a wonderful wrong .both times. Mistaken. Sixty-three years later, in survive, and an anonymous she’d go home, the young teacher.” Smith remembers. Old-fashioned. I wouldn’t live peacetime, an unmilitary man benefactor helped out. |/ ballerina from New York, she’d “Very encouraging to my created a stir with these words: with a man without marriage. Another person uttered the wheel her grandfather in his career, which didn’t keep my And I thought that being in love “I do not choose to run.” Like shorter version 37 years earlier wheelchair. “He didn’t want to family from worrying. Tliey Jaclyn Smith’s latest movie Is “Rage of Angels was it. Love is great, but it isn’t Farragut’s utterance, this one in analogous circumstances. hurt my feelings, but he had were very much against New enough. It has to be two originally included other words II.’’ During a British attack in Boston been such an active man, he York and the idea of my being individual people working (“...for president in nineteen Harbor on May 19, 1776, PROMPTCARE? becauseof our reduced fee hated that wheelchair. there alone, but they did together at marriage. You can twenty-eight”), which have Captain James Mugford, of the structure, after-hours care for “It is such a lovely thing, to understand that 1 was serious fallen by the wayside. Calvin Because you need more than love someone, but that doesn’t schooner “Franklin,” minor illnesses and injuries is go home,” she tells me when and was following the rules. Coolidge made this surprise just a walk-in medical facility. mean everything works available through the Hospital they’ve returned to their own “1 was, by upbringing, a preach. like a Southern hamburger, lean announcement to reporters in exclaimed, “Don’t give up the You need immediate, affordable, PROMPTCARE IS smoothly. Tony and I are ship! You will beat them off!” Emergency Department at the home in Bel Air. ‘Tony (her careful, cautious person, and as “I’ve never gone back to any meat, seasoning. Cliff’s working hard, and we have a lot Rapid City, S.D., on August 2, all-inclusive medical care with AFFORDABLE Despite his superior phrasing, same reduced fee. husband, Tony Richmond) kids I began getting some wonderful of those places. 1 haven’t even old-fashioned hamburgers are 1927. They made headlines and the confidence of a hospital to work for. few people associate him with Our basic exam and treatment fee me. He’s never seen a family modeling assignments (Breck, gone back to our old house 100 percent better than anywhere “These children have changed environment. is $40. There wiR be additional that immortal order; Lawrence W MJDDLf TNPK like the Smiths. We’re so close Max Factor, Woolite, Wella because the memories were so else. have endured as much for their PromptCare is an attractive my life. I’m more appreciative. 1 gets the glory. charges for more compUcated and happy together. I knew we’d Balsam) and jobs in musical acute. I just couldn’t. But now “My family always did things primness as for their new walk-in medical center have no time for superficial The plaint “I want to be care, certain procedures and supr- be going down before Gaston comedy, they relaxed more. I’m ready. I wanted to show it together. I want our family to be inflexibility. located at Manchester Memorial junk. I am aware of time, and alone” made a great actress plies. And no up-front pym ent started kindergarten, and with Parents do worry. I understand all to Gaston, who was named the same. Gaston and his daddy Coolidge’s statement has Hospital. You'll feel the security of this is the best time of all for me even more famous, but once is necessary - we'll gladly bill you Tony working as that now. 1 can see that rules are for my grandfather, a picture of are like two peas in a pod. become one of history’s most receiving convenient care with Ut- — with Gaston at S, and again the speaker was or your insurance company. cinematographer for six weeks needed. Discipline is needed. whom hangs in his room. Gaston adores his daddy. He debated. Was this a coy tle waiting and no appointment, Spencer 10 months and standing misquoted. Greta Garbo claimed / on ‘Philadelphia Bandstand,’ this “I’ve always loved working “We drove all around also has learned from him the maneuver by Coolidge to get the right in your community hospi­ PROMPTCARE IS up, I am seeing the world with that what she said was, “I want was the right time. 1 can’t tell with children. They’re so Houston, which is far more importance of work. I myself am Republican party to draft him? tal. You'll feel secure being cared CONVENIENT their eyes, experiencing to be let alone!” Her version you, with my hectic schedule, honest, so basic. 1 used to teach progressive than L.A. not casual about anything in my Was he hinting that the decision for by health professionals with PromptCare is open from 9 a.m. aWTERST. RTE 64 44 innocence again.” ■ asked for relief from intrusive how great it is to just slide back ballet for a group of youngsters architecturally. It is fascinating life. When I work, I give it was the party’s and not his? Or years of experience treating ill­ to9p.m .,7daysa week. And pests; its altered form made her and enjoy unstructured time. I to see the new houses built to everything I’ve got, but then I did he mean, plain and simple, ness and injury. And you'll feel at Head Start when I was in wish for privacy seem like an don’t have to do anything. look old with detailed columns have to have time for daily that he would not run for good about our fee structure- PROMPTCARE IS New York. And every month. affectation, especially when it That’s what’s so wonder^l and moldings. We went to the living. I want to come home and president? designed to keep your costs low. ACCESSIBLE Paw Paw and 1 talked about was mimicked with a heavy about parents. I know if I fall horse-and-buggy. days and how shopping center and bought a devote myself to my children Silent Cal remained fairly When p u n ^ medical care PromptCare is ideally located at silent as newspapers dissected Swedish accent. asleep, the children are being now we were putting men on the new bonnet for Spencer and and my life as a woman. Tony immediately, p u deserve more Manchester Memorial Hospital his remarks and politicians tried Practically everyone knows taken care of. Every care falls moon. We talked about Superman pajamas for Gaston. gets consumed by his work as than just a walk-in medical facil­ on Armory Street, off Main away from you. I’m at ease. A lot of people knew me. to guess his intentions. But the that the advice “Go west, young everything. He was such a major director and cinematographer. man” was offered by Horace ity. You deserve PromptCare. Street. Plenty of parking dose by. “And it’s so meaningful to be influence on my life. Prom the Nothing like New York where He has to go away occasionally consensus is that Coolidge was not trying to be cagey. He meant Greeley, editor of the New York down there with my children, time I was 11,1 traveled with people’s enthusiasm tends to be on location, but when that’s WALK-IN MEDICAL CENTER Post. But although he frequently AT MANCHtSTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL the children I always dreamed of him from Houston, across the noisy. After all, this is my over, he’s not just a 9-to-5 what he said. Coolidge had already served spoke and wrote those words, having, longed for, and for Brazos River and the Colorado hometown. People were very working dad. He has time to one term as president and filled they were not his own. whom 1 would love to emulate River and the Guadalupe River quiet, very fnendly. Salespeople swim with his son. They have out another after Warren G. He was quoting from an my own childhood. With toward San Antonio, stopping at called me Jackie. I was craving remote-control cars. They build Harding died. A second full article in the Terre Haute, Ind., children, you become a child little churches so Paw Paw could a hamburger. There’s nothing planes. We have explained to again — experience innocence, rediscover Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. Down home. I’m surrounded with memories. 30 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. 27. 1986 ;f • - .t." :%r. v9or»>! <( I \ ' i r r ' ’•■ ' I f ' i - ’ iM-.'/ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 27. 1W» — II

3® Barney Miller world. Flora Robson, Dennis Price, Jack 1 1 : 4 5 P M Ent«rt*inm»nt Thii 2:15AM dD CBS Nawa Nlghtwateh 0D Lo Major de la Cope Mundtal: Argen­ Warner. 1948. (3D tina contra Alemania Occidental (2 hrs.) W Mk (60 min.) Joined in Progress Sunday, Dec. 28 2® Epidemic: Why Your Kid Is on Drugs [HBO] Not Necessarily the Year in Re­ 2Z) MOVIE: 'I Remember Mama' A The national problem of drug abuse 2:30AM (D winning On Your Income Norwegian family with a wiae. indomita­ Sunday, Continued view Nothing gets past the 'NNTN' Taxes VALERIE among teen-agers is examined. (60 min.) crack team of reporters as they look ble mother establishes a home in San 53) MOVIE: 'Suparbug; Super Aganf The Francisco. Irena Dunne, Barbara Bel 2® (S) Masterpiece Theatre: Paradise back at the major events of 1986. In bug, a car, is a flying Super Agent out to 5:00AM dD CNN News C£) The World Tomorrow Geddea, Oscar Homolka. 1948. Postponed (CC) Fred discovers the fami­ Stereo. 4:30PM (5Z) Masterpiece Theatre: Par­ 3® Greatest American Hero bug the bad guys. Robert Mark, Heidi (TD Insight 0 3 Sunday Maas David (Jason Bateman, r.) ly’s tainted past, while Henry attempts [CNN] INN Focus INN news anchor adise Postponed (CC) To advance his 2® Battlestar Galactice to prove his father's insanity. (60 min.) 12:00AM (D star Search (60 min.) Hansen, George Goodman. 1976. [CNN] Sports Review d® Robert Schuller falls hopelessly in love with Morton Dean reviews the top stories of career, Leslie capitalizes on Charlotte's 2® 2® Our House (CC) David's new 2® Country Crossroads (D Jimmy Swaggart [CNN] Sports Latenight [ESPN] AWA Wrestling {60 min.) (R)- d® Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg Linda (Kristy Swanson), but 1986. Highlights include the space shut­ death. (60 min.) tle tragedy, the U.S. military confronta­ curb-painting business is threatened by (33) Star Trek [ESPN] SportsCantar d® Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom she doesn't feel the same [CNN] Evans and Novak 2® One Big Family Uncle Jake misses [USA] Night Filght tion with Libya, the Chernobyl nuclear two college bullies. (60 min.) (R) in all the fun at his birthday party. (2® Keys to Success 3:00AM CD Hollywood, the Silent [HBO] Not Necessarily the Year in Re­ Stereo. 5:15AM [TM C] MOVIE: 0. Henry's [CNN] Crossfire way. on NBC's "Valerie." accident, the Titanic discovery and the [CNN] INN Focus INN news anchor (2® Hogan's Heroes Years (60 min.) Part 7. [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl "The Big Fix-Up" episode World Series. (60 min.) view Nothing gets past the NNTN' 2® Living Plenet: A Portrait of tha Earth Full House' Five of O Henry's short sto­ crack team of reporters as they look Morton Dean reviews the top stories of 2® Beyond 2000 23) Shopping Lina ries: "The Clarion Call." "The Last Leaf." airs SUNDAY. DEC. 28. [ESPN] Fishin* Hole (60 min.) (R). Attenborough looks at how man has 1986. Highlights include the space shut­ [ESPN] Fly Fishing for Bass (R). back at the major events of 1986. In changed the environment and how the 2® Cossman Secrets [CNN] Nawanight "The Ransom Of Red Chief," "The Cops [USA] MOVIE; 'Sophia Loren; Her Own tle tragedy, the U.S. military confronta­ And The Anthem" and "The Gift Of The 9:00AM d 3 comment Stereo. change threatens the world's wheat sup­ tion with Libya, the Chernobyl nuclear 23) At the Movies Rex Reed, Bill Harris. [ESPN] College Volleyball: Division I CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Story' The life story of Sophia Loren, ply. (60 min.) Magi. Marilyn Monroe, Dale Robertson, f53 Plaaticman who grew from a poor working-class It­ 5:00PM d 3 Kojak accident, the Titanic discovery and the Scheduled reviews; "The Golden Child" Woman's Championship Finals from Stockton, CA. (90 min.) (R). Richard Widmark. 1952. d 3 Jerry Falwall alian family to become a world- d 3 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 2® Wrestling (60 min.) World Series. (60 min.) (Eddie Murphy); "Native Son" (Matt Dil­ renowned movie star, is depicted. So­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Cross Creek' An ambi­ lon); "Brighton Beach Memoirs" (Jona­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'City Haaf (CC) A cop 5:30AM (S) in n News (S) d® Oral Roberts (60 min.) 2Z) Wonderworks: All Summer in a Day/ phia Loren. Armand Assante, Rip Torn. Dann/s Egg (CC). tious young writer trades her hectic New than Silverman, Blythe Danner). and a private eye tangle with mobsters [CNN] Money Week (VD Josie and the Pussycats 1980 (93 Greatest American Hero York life for a quieter existence in a rural [CNN] Nawsnight Update during Prohibition. Clint Eastwood, Burt 23) New Gidget Gidget's in for a surprise Reynolds, Jane Alexander. 1984. Rated [DIS] Enchanted Musical Playhouse (3® Kenneth Copeland (53) Feme (60 min.) when she matches up her friend with Florida orange grove. Mary Steenbur- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sacred Ground' A moun­ 2:30PM (39 m o v ie : The Balls of St. gen. Rip Torn. Malcolm McDowell. PG. In Stereo. ® Today's Business- d® Batman Mary's' A priest and a nun rebuild a fail­ (]® MOVIE: 'Mystery in the Mine' Jane one of Jeff's co-workers.. tain man and his family become targets 6:00AM and Tom must stop the evil Grimblatt 1982. Rated PG. [USA] Lottery Busters Weekend ing parochial school, having enticed a [CNN] Sports Sunday when they unknowingly settle on a sa­ d l) dZ) Sesame Street (CC). from finding the precious K-13 to fuel [TMC] MOVIE: 'Invasion U.S.A.' A cred Paiute Indian burial ground. Tim 10:45 AM (B® Jewish Life (2® Washington Week in Review skinflint to donate the land and a new 3:20AM [HBO] m o v ie : Bruklng All Black News (B® Telephone Auction building. Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman, his dangerous space mirror. Peter Co­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'How to be Very, Very Po­ former government agent goes back Into Meintire, Jack Elam. Serene Hedin. (26) What's Happening Nowll pular' Two dancers, who witness a mur­ the Rules' A security guard and his d 3 In Depth dD MOVIE: Tarzan and the pley, Ingrid Cardon. 1959. action when Russian terrorists invade 1983. Rated PG. d® King Leonardo 1 1:00AM Henry Travers. 1945. der and flee for their lives, find them­ friend spend a day at the park chasing Christian Science Monitor Reports Mermaids' Tarzan meets peart thieves ffO) Spotlight on Government 2® Newton's Apple (CC). the United States. Chuck Norris. 1985. [ESPN] f^lymouth/Xerox Corporate girls, gangsters, and a toy mouse. Carl (33) (3® The World Tomorrow @® MOVIE: 'Midway' The Japanese and selves in a college fraternity. Betty Rated R. In Stereo. on the coast of Africa. Johnny Weiss­ 2D We're Cooking Now American fleets battle for control of a The Saint Sports Battle Coverage from Orlando, Marotte, Thor Bishopria. 1984. Rated R. (H CNN News dD La Santa Misa muller, Brenda Joyce. Linda Christian. 2® Grable, Sheree North, Robert Cum­ strategic island in the Pacific during mings. 1955. [USA] Jewel in the Crown Perron. FL. (2 hrs.) (R). [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [CNN] Daybreak 1948. [CNN] Foreign Correspondents d® Star Search (60 min.) Sarah and Susan attempt to cope with 3:30AM (D St. Jude: Please Help Me World War It. Charlton Heston. Henry [USA] Discover Live (70 min.) [ESPN] College Basketball: Old Domi­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (B3 This Week in Connecticut [DIS] Mouse Factory Fonda, James Coburn. 1976. (53) Charytin [ESPN] Sportscenter the racial violence in Mirat a few days nion at Nevada-Las Vegas (2 hrs.) (R). [TM C] MOVIE; 'Elusive Pimpernel' An before Indian Independence. (60 min.) 12:02AM (D News / Sports [CNN] Crossfire [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC) Gobo starts to (93 New Gidget [ESPN] 1986/87 MISL Soccer Review [HBO] MOVIE; The Pilot' A pilot, using [CNN] Newswatch MOVIE: 'Joey' A teenager must English dandy disguises himself to save (5® MOVIE: 'Blue Skies' Two song-and- [USA] Best of Money, Money 6:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week doubt the reality of old myths and le­ (3D B® Three Stooges [HBO] alcohol to deal with his problems, tries [HBO] Fraggle Rock Gobo starts to French aristocrats from the guillotine. 9:30PM d 3 in Depth gends during the Festival of Bells. deal with his father's jealousy while to reform. Cliff Robertson, Diane Baker, doubt the reality of old myths and le­ dance men find romance and success. 6:30AM (]E) Robert Schuller (3® Telephone Auction David Niven, Margaret Leighton, Jack (33) Forgotten Children of the 80's Bing Crosby. Fred Astaire, Joan Caul­ 3:35AM [M A X ] m o v ie : Heaven Help MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' trying to earn a living as a musician. Neil Frank Converse. 1980. Rated PG. gends during the Festival of Bells. In Us' Mischief prevails at a Catholic boys [MAX] Barry, James Quinn. 1985. Rated PG. In Hawkins. 1950. 2® Country Crossroads field. 1946. d D New Jersey People (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia (2® Real to Reel [M A X ] Martin Mull Presents the His­ Stereo. [USA] Virginian high school during the 1960's. Donald (33) Christopher Close-Up enlist the help of Lando Calrlssian to (2® Right to Learn Stereo. tory of White People in America: White [M A X ] MOVIE: The Bridge on the River 2® Fight Back With David Horowitz 12:05 AM [IVIAXI m o v ie : -Missing In Sutherland. Andrew McCarthy, John 7:30PM H ) MOVIE: ‘Ventr A young Action 11: The Beginning' (CC) A POW (TB) In Search Of... battle the evil empire. Luke Skywalker is (2® It's Your Business 1:00PM (33 NFL Football: NFC First Crime Hal Harrisor>'s young son Tommy Kwai' A hardened, resolute British offi­ [M A X ] Martin Mull Presents the His­ Heard. 1985. Rated R. instructed by the mystical Jedi teacher learns the hard facts about white justice cer, who is a captive of the Japanese, woman disguises herself as a boy and tory of White People in America: White escapes his Viet Cong captors and (B® Adetante Round Playoffs or Alternate Program­ 4:00AM CD Return of the Saint (20) Insight Yoda. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. Car­ ming (2 hrs., 30 min.) when he is thrown in the Hawkins Falls drives his men to build a bridge as ther­ sets off to study Jewish books forbidden Crime Hal Harrison's young son Tommy wages war against an enemy that (BO) Ring Around the World rie Fisher. 1980. Rated PG. (d® Business World jail. ' apy. William Holden, Alec Guinness, to women. Barbra Streisand, Amy Irving, learns the hard facts about white justice greatly outnumbers him. Chuck Norris. [USA] All American Wrestling (60 min.) d 3 MOVIE: 'The Great Houdinis' Escape Mandy Patinkin. 1983. [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch . 'dD America en la Culture Jack Hawkins. 1957. when he is thrown in the Hawkins Falls 1985. Rated R. 9:30AM Face the State artist and illusionist Harry Houdini be­ 3:00PM dD MOVIE: -The Great Wal- jail. 4:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week comes obsessed with the occult. Paul lendas’ This renowned circus family [TM C] MOVIE: 'City Heat* (CC) A cop [CNN] SportsYear '86 Special Jim Van 12:15AM [HBO] m o v ie : -orandvlew, [DIS] Wish Upon a Star ([^ Oangermouse lSZ) National Geographic Special (60 Horne hosts this review of the past 4:30AM dD Grizzly Adams mih.) Michael Glaser, Sally Struthers. Ruth created and performed a unique seven- and a private eye tangle with mobsters 10:00PM C13 News U.S.A.' (CC) An independent-minded [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Competition' A ® The World Tomorrow during Prohibition. Clint Eastwood, Burt year's sports highlights. Gordon. 1976. member pyramid which made their high- in the Black raceway owner battles smalt-town cor­ [CNN] Big Story heated contest between two gifted pian­ dD MOVIE: ‘Hans Brinker and the Silver Reynolds, Jane Alexander. 1984. Rated [ESPN] ESPN Skiing Magazine (D ruption to retain control of her track, ists turns into a conflict between love (3D Jam Skates' A son tries to finance his amne­ d 3 MOVIE; 'The Flim-Flam Man' A con wire act world-famous. Lloyd Bridges. [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius Bo­ Britt Ekiand, Cathy Rigby. 1978. PG. In Stereo. 2® Insight / Out while embarking on an affair with a and ambition. Richard Dreyfuss. Amy (2® Superman siac father's memory-restoring opera­ artist gives a young man who is AWOL a 8:00PM ( B Murder, She Wrote (CC) ros course in flim-flamming. George C. d 3 MOVIE: 'Fathom' A woman para­ [USA] Sanchez of Bel Air Frankie wants 2® Butterflies younger man. Jamie Lee Curtis, C. Tho­ Irving. Lee Remick. 1980. Rated PG. $?) Day of Discovery tion by winning money in an ice-skating The reopening of a 10-year-otd unsolved mas Howell. Patrick Swayze. 1984. 4:55AM [HBO] Sneak Preview race. Eleanor Parker, Richard Basehart, Scott, Harry Morgan, Michael Sarrazin. chute jumper is hired to recover a piece to start up a restaurant in Bel Air. murder case places suspicion on Cabot 2® Outer Limits 6:45AM (3D Davey & Goliath d® Ceiabrate Rated R. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Stowaway In the S k / John Gregson. 1969. 1967. of equipment lost in the Mediterranean 5:30PM 2® Family Classics Cove doctor Seth Hazlitt. (60 min.) (R). 2® 38 on Sports Persuaded by his grandfather, a young (6T) Sign On ( ^ Tennassea Tuxedo Tony Franciosa. Raquel Welch. Ronald 12:1 7AM (D ABC News [CNN] CNN Travel Guide 33) MOVIE: The Courtship of Eddie's @3) No Empujen CD Solid Gold (5Z) Great Performances: Hansel and boy stows away on a hot air balloon that. 1 1:10AM Father* A son proves to be a clever cupid Fraser. 1967. 7:00AM C5D We Believe d® Rav. David Paul d3 David Toma Show Gretel This fairy tale opera, performed in 12:30AM 2® Helen Keller travels from the rooftops of Paris ovef 1 1:30AM (13 Face the Nation plotting to find the right wife for his wi­ 33) MOVIE: 'Rafferty and the Gold Dust (57) Creative Living Mont Blanc to the Mediterranean. 1971 d ) Dialogues dD Nueva York Ahora the original German, features the Vienna 23) Gene Scott C®) d® This Week With David Brinkley dowed father. Glenn Ford/ Shirley Twins’ Two drifters kidnap a depressed [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (33) Lifestyles of tha Rich and Famous Philharmonic. (2 hrs.) d ? Face Off [CNN] Your Money Jones, Ronny Howard. 1963. drunk to make an odd threesome. Alan (60 min.) [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch [DIS] Mouseterpieca Theater 2 l) Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers [DIS] Donald Duck Presents d3 MOVIE: 'Zenobia' A small town doc­ Arkin, Sally Kellerman, Mackenzie Phil­ (3® Best of Saturday Night (3D Jerry Falwell tor treats a sick elephant which then fol­ 3® MOVIE: 'The Crystal Ball' A Texas [USA] Check It OutI [USA] Keys to Success [ESPN] Megic Years in Sports (R) redhead loses a beauty contest and be­ lips 1975 [CNN] CNN News JD Divine Plan lows him everywhere. Oliver Hardy. 2® Celebration Sammy Stevens hosts Rock 'n Roll Evening comes enmeshed with a fortune teller. (2® Little House 5:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Competi­ this exploration of the history of gospel [HBO] MOVIE: 'Secret Admirer* (CC) A 1 2:32AM (D Wayne fn cast (20)'World Vision [HBO] MOVIE: 'Revolution' A Scottish 1939. News (60 min.) man reluctantly joins the American Re­ Ray Milland, Paulette Goddard, William (6D Telethon: World Vision Telethon (3 tion' A heated contest between two music. (60 min.) love letter falls into the wrong hands and ^ Jimmy Swaggart (3D MOVIE: 'Cornin' 'Round the Moun­ Bendix. 1943. gifted pianists turns into a conflict be­ creates havoc in a suburban community. (D Solid Gold In Stereo (R). LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ethan volution in an effort to take .care of his tain' Hillbillies become involved in feuds hrs.) 2® 2® MOVIE: 'The Sound of Music' 1 2:45AM (2<|) MOVIE: 'A Hole in the Head' A wi­ son, who has been drafted against his NFL Football: AFC Wildcard tween love and ambition. Richard Drey­ C. Thomas Howell, Lori Laughlin, Fred and love potions. Bud Abbott, Lou Cos­ 2® B® [CNN] Closing Arguments '86 fuss. Amy Irving. Lee Remick. 1980. (CC) A novice nun falls in love and mar­ Ward. 1985. Rated R. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Soldier of Orange* Four Wayne, the 24-yearH)Id son of dower with a son becomes involved with will Al Pacino, Nastassia Kinski, Donald tello, Dorothy Shay. 1951. Game or Alternate Programming (2 hrs., ries a widower with seven children living Dutch friends end up on opposite sides film legend John Wayne, has a showgirl. Frank Sinatra, Edward G. Sutherland. 1985 Rated PG. In Stereo 30 min.) [ESPN] 1986 Mixed Pairs Bodybuilding Rated PG, in Nazi-occupied Austria. Julie Andrews. [M A X ] MOVIE:'... and Justice for All' A during World War II. Rutger Hauer, Ed­ Argument Championship Coverage from Miami. Robinson. Eleanor Parker. 1959. 2® m o v ie Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker. lawyer fights to change favoritism and ward Fox, Susan Penhaligon. 1979. joined the cast now filming the [TM C] MOVIE: 'City Heat' (CC) A cop 2® Connecticut New Week FL. (60 min.) (R). 6:00PM CB : -Hard Contract’ (BO' It's Your Business and a private eye tangle with mobsters 2® Capitol Journal An international assassin sets out to kill 1965. (R). corruption in the courts. Al Pacino, Jack Rated R. story of the Alamo in 2® MOVIE: 'The Comic' A famous [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Cross Creek' An ambi­ Warden, John Forsythe. 1979. Rated R. Kenneth Copeland during Prohibition. Clint Eastwood. Burt '2® Sea Hunt three men but gets stalked by a woman 2® Nature (CC) The sea creatures of the (BO vaudeville and silent-movie clown is re­ tious young writer trades her hectic New as he's trying to kill his third victim. [USA] Cover Story 1:00 AM dD Naked City Brackettville, Texas. Reynolds, Jane Alexander. 1984. Rated The World Tomorrow discovered to make slapstick TV com­ Arctic are explored. (60 min.) In Stereo. ^ Connecticut: Now PG In Stereo. 2® York life for a quieter existence in a rural James Coburn. Lee Remick. 1969. fgP Joe Frenklin Show The NBC movie, "The Alamo; [CNN] NFL Review and Preview mercials. Dick Van Dyke. Michele Lee, Florida orange grove. Mary Steenbur- 2® This Week in Country Music 10:30PM C13 Sports Extra [CNN] Daybreak Mickey Rooney 1969. d 3 2® News 3 5 Tales from the Oarkside With an un- 13 Days to Glory,” stars James 10:00AM (B3 CBS News Sunday [ESPN] Sportscenter's NFL Gameday gen, Rip Torn. Malcolm McDowell. 2® It's a Living Jan's old boyfriend re­ CD Meet the Mayors usual audience in mind, a nysterious [DIS] Mousercise Morning (B® Hart to Hart 1982 Rated PG. (93 Buck Rogers turns for their high-school reunion. Amess, Brian Keith, Lome [HBO] Great Love Experiment Four high (33) Odd Couple investor revives a television series that [MAX] MOVIE: 'Victory' Allied prison­ Wonderful World of Disney: Ferdi­ @® Let's Go Bowling (H) MOVIE: 'Evil Under the Sun' Hercule Greene, Alec Baldwin and David ers fight their German captors on the school students learn the true meaning 3:30PM (3D NFL Today or Alternate (fZ) Legends of American Skiing 2® Jimmy Swaggart was axed 20 years ago. Guest star: Dar­ nand the Bull and Mickey Includes the of friendship and beauty when they try Programming Poirot investigates murder at an exclu­ ren McGavin. soccer field, but their real goal is escape. Academy Award-winning cartoon "Fer­ 2Z) Firing Line (60 min.) sive Adriatic Sea resort. Peter Ustinov, [CNN] Prime News 2® Wodahouse Playhouse Ogden Stiers. Sylvester Stallone, Michael Caine. Pele. to reshape an unpopular girl's personal­ © ) Telethon: World Vision Telethon (2 2® 2® NFL '86 or Alternate Program­ [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Teams to Bo An­ 2® Epidemic; Why Your Kid Is on Drugs Raul Julia, who starred in dinand the Bull" (1938), excerpts from ity. (60 min.) James Mason, Jane Birkin. 1982. 2® Ask the Manager The national problem of drug abuse 1981. Rated PG. "The Reluctant Dragon" (1941) and fea­ hrs.) ming nounced (3 hrs.) Live. “ Kiss of the Spider Woman,” [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Guns of Navarone' 2® Small Wonder [USA] Hollywood Insider among teen-agers is examined. (60 min.) [USA] Sunday Cartoon Express tures starring Mickey and Goofy. (60 [CNN] Newsday [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Stowaway in the Sky’ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Revolution' A Scottish recently jo in ^ the cast as min.) Six men are assigned by British Intellig­ Persuaded by his grandfather, a young (2® Wonderworks: All Summer in a Day/ man reluctantly joins the American Re­ 11:00PM (D 2® 2® News 2® That's the Spirit 7:30AM (T) Barrio ence to destroy a Nazi fortress in the [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Fair Lady' An English Danny's Egg (CC). (83 Telephone Auction professor takes a London guttersnipe boy stows away on a hot air balloon that volution in an effort to take care of his (13 Dream Girl U.S.A [USA] Cossman M Secrets Mexican Gen. Antonio Lopez de (T) Jimmy Swaggart Greek Islands. Gregory Peck. David travels from the rooftops of Paris over (2® War Chronicles son, who has been drafted agairist his (93 Robert Schuller Niven, Anthony Quinn. 1961. and tries to m^ke her into a lady. Rex (D The World Tomorrow 1:10AM [CNN] Health Week Santa Anna. It was Santa Anna id ) Celebration of the Eucharist Harrison, Audrey Hepburn. Stanley Hol­ Mont Blanc to the Mediterranean. 1971. 2® Lights, Hannukkah Special will. Al Pacino, Nastassia Kinski, Donald 33) Inhumanoids [TM C ] MOVIE: Invasion U.S.A.' A Sutherland. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. (33) INN News who led a force of 5,000 Mexican (93 Meet the Mayors loway. 1964. Rated G. 4:00PM C3D NFL Football: NFC First 53) Siempre en Domingo En via satelite 1:30AM (33) in n News (3® Dwight Thompson former government agent goes back into [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Police Academy II; (3® Please Let Me Live troops against the small hand (3jD Day of Discovery action when Russian terrorists invade [ESPN] Championship Roller Derby (60 Round Playoffs or Alternate Program­ desde Mexico. (5 hrs.) [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (2® Leave It to Beaver min.) (R). ming (3 hrs.) Their First Assignment* (CC) The worst 2® The Saint defending the Alamo in 1836. (BO) What About Women the United States. Chuck Norris. 1985. (fZ) Austin City Limits (60 min.) In students ever to go to a police academy 1:32AM (D consumer Discount Auc­ (2® Chalice of Salvation [USA] Jewel in the Crown Following 2® MOVIE: 'The Cockeyed Cowboys of (2® Profile Boston Wayne’s father portrayed QB) The World Tomorrow Rated R In Stereo. Stereo. graduate into the worst police officers tion , 2$ Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood the end of World War II, Officer Guy Per­ Calico County' The local blacksmith's 23) MOVIE: The Emperor's Now ever to walk a beat. Steve Guttenberg, 53) Eco con Jacobo Zabludovsky Davey Crockett in "The Alamo” $0) Little House on the Prairie 1 2:00PM (13 This Is the NFL ron learns to his distress that Merrick mail order bride doesn't arrive so the 1:45AM (D Heroes Made In the USA B® Sunday Mass Clothes' Two scoundrels arrive at the Bubba Smith, Howard Hesseman. 1985. 23) Connecticut: Now in 1960, filmed at the same dD El Club 700 2® MOVIE: 'Too Many Suspects' Ellery has been recalled to Delhi and has townspeople plot to get him a wife. Dan royal castle claiming that they can make [DIS] DTV ^B® Underdog Queen and his father. Inspector Queen, Blocker, Mickey Rooney. Nanette Fa- Rated PG-13. [CNN] SportsYear '86 Special Jim Van (SD Grace'n Vessels of Christ Ministries gained access to Susan's psychiatric re­ invisible clothing. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Terminator* (CC) In • Brackettville location. He will d® W.V. Grant investigate the death of a fashion desig­ cords. (60 min.) (R). bray. 1969. 8:30PM (13 Face Off Horne hosts this review of the past the year 2029, the rulers of Earth devise play Edward Taylor, a young [CNN] Big Story ner. Ray Milland, Jim Hutton. Kim Hun­ [CNN] Newswatch year's sports highlights. iSZ) Wonderworks (CC) (60 min.) 1:30PM 2® Tony Brown's Journal 2® MOVIE: 'Trader Horn' A trader and (3® SCTV the ultimate plan that will reshape the Tennessean who fought until the [DIS] You and Me, Kid ter 1975 his son. traveling in Africa, are captured [DIS] Danger Bay [DIS] Five Mile Creek future by changing the past. Arnold BD Jem (§® Wild Kingdom 2® Country Record Guide [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Elusive Pimpernel' An 2® 2® Meet the Press by warrior natives. Rod Taylor, Anne [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Men's Cross [ESPN] Sportscenter (60 min.) Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Mi­ end at the Alamo. He also [DIS] Wind in the Willows [CNN] Economy '86 Heywood, Don Knight. 1973. Country Coverage from Biwabik, MN. 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(5D Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors the past, she’s had breast shots and it’s ail quiet. ■ dD Joy of Painting medical school, or write to the speedily. There are many new dD R m I M c C o y s cancer, a mastectomy and . «•» V .( I , I , J' T'T . ' ’ ' ,T ^ I I I 1 S ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 27. 1986 - »S 34 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Pe6. 27.1986 Dining in' I \ Insights into Childhood Ability to fbiitye takes root early Frankfurters, Wienerwursts, hot dogs

■y Fred Rogtff have bMn expressing a sort of forgiveness toward life, Whatever the name, it’s a versatile food beginning to accept it the way it t can sometimes be is, without harboring a grudge or easier to forgive our thinking the world was out to By Shirley E. Sump necessary when cooking. Makes 4 to 6 servjngs. enemies than it is our deceive and disappoint him. I 1 friends. It can be really don’t know what was ienna, Austria, and hardest of all to forgive going on in his mind right then, Frankfurt, Germany, The national soup of the people we love. and naturally he’s forgotten the both claim to be the Dutch is great for a winter IForgiveness is as important to birthplace of the incident altogether.” luncheon or supper. Serve with our emotional well-being as Forgiving and forgetting are Wienerwurst or dark bread and apple cobbler. being able to wait for what we often paired together, but the frankfurter. A German want, or to cope with stress. one certainly doesn’t necessarily Vimmigrant selling his SPLIT PEA SOUP Like all of life’s important follow the other. Some injuries, "frankfurter wurst” at Coney (Erwtensoep) coping skills, I believe the real or imagined, we may never island in the 1870s started it all 2 quarts water c ability to forgive, the capacity tc be able to forget, even though in America. Popularity grew in t pound dried green . 0 the early 1900s when the “hot let go of resentments, take root we say we’ve forgiven them. split peas iC llE A l'U D early in our lives. Others we may never even be frankfurters” were sold at 2 medium onions, sliced football games in the New York A father told us of an able to say that we forgive. 4 stalks celery, sliced 1 Those are the ones, it seems to Polo Grounds. A sports experience he had with his 4 medium carrots, peeled 4-year-old son. Something the me, most likely to involve cartoonist. Tad Dorgan, and sliced llCHiLl boy wanted very badly to people we’ve loved, and so I’m published cartoons in which the happen didn't happen, and in a inclined to look at what our frankfurters were pictured as 2 cloves garlic, minced '^OUiDtPxll I teaspoon salt fit of angry disappointment, he experiences of forgiveness may long buns containing a (■ ran sobbing off to his bedroom have been like from the first dachshund, which he called “hot '/« teaspoon pepper \, and slammed the door. His. people who loved us. dogs.” 4 medium potatoes, father followed to comfort him. TTie first time we required I have eaten hot dogs in this pared and diced “It just isn’t fair!" the boy forgiveness, we probably did country and F.urope in many I pound frankfiirters, complained through his tears. something we shouldn’t have different forms and sliced in '/t-inch rounds “It isn’t fair!” Then, even when our closest grownups combinations. The korv in before his father could begin thought we should have known Sweden, salsicce in Italy, and of Heat water and peas to boiling finding words of consolation, the better and we made someone Even a four-year-old course the glorious wursts of in Dutch oven; boil 2 minutes. boy wiped away his tears with angry. We were to blame. What Germany. However, while 1 love Remove from heat; cover and let the back of his hand, took in a did that first brush with blame learns that life Is not hot dogs, there was one exotic stand 1 hour. Add onions, long, uneven breath, and said, begin to teach us? r always fair. German dish combining wurst celery, carrots, garlic, salt and “But then 1 guess life isn’t fair, If we were fortunate, we and chocolate that never tempted pepper. Heat to boiling; reduce is it. Dad?” began to learn that “to err is me. heat. Cover and simmer 30 “Now that’s a big human”: even good people They’re told they’re “always nursing or sucking from a bottle, unfortunate parents, too. The Following are some minutes. Add potatoes; cover vegetables are tender. Stir in Makes 4 to 6 servings. orange-banana compote for a philosophical question,” that sometimes do bad things. Errors breaking things,” or “always they can see in their reluctant fortunate ones are those who internationally inspired recipes. and simmer until vegetables are com. Slowly stir milk into flour; different breakfast or lunch. father told us as he recalled the might mean corrections, spoiling things,” and that’s how caregiver’s eyes that they are find they have forgiving This kind of bean soup is incident. “I was taken aback to apologies, repairs, but they they come to think of one too many a mouth to feed, children. There are times when found all over Italy. Some make tender, about 45 minutes. add to soup and stir well to mix. This is a variation of a famous EGGS WITH CORN hear it from a 4-year-old, and I didn’t mean that we, as a themselves: as spoilers and one too many a body to look all parents need their children’s it very thick and some regions Stir frankfurters into soup. Add salt, pepper and parsley. New Orleans hot dog dish. AND FRANKS was somewhat at a loss for what person, were a bad person in the breakers. They grow with little after. forgiveness. We can never meet like a thinner soup, using more Cover and simmer for another Continually stir until mixture Serve with tossed salad, buttered (Huevos con Elote y Salchila) to reply. I think I said that the sight of those we loved. sense of forgiveness, and they Children like that don’t have all our children’s hopes and liquid. Serve with crusty bread, IS minutes. Add more water if thickens and is heated through, broccoli, butter pecan ice cream 2 tablespoons butter things that happen to us in life The seeond thing we learned grow fearful of their parents’ to do anything “bad” to get expectations, and so we are cheese and fresh fruit. necessary when cooking. about 5 minutes. and sugar cookies. don’t always seem fair, that (if we were fortunate) was that displeasure and unsure of their blamed; they get no forgiveness bound to disappoint them. We Makes 6 to 8 servings. Makes 4 servings. or margarine '/2 pound frankfurters, there are hard times as well as having someone we loved get parents’ love, unsure deep down simply for having been bom. will always make some hasty BEAN SOUP This is a very good dish from LUCKY DOG chopped easy, fiin times, and that’s the mad at us did not mean that that they, themselves, are even For these children, an early promises that we find we can’t (Minestra di Fagioli) Make this robust Midwestern southern Hungary. It goes well I pound frankfurters, I (17-ounce) can way life goes for all of us. person had stopped loving us; lovable to begin with. sense of love and forgiveness keep. ■ 2 i 15-ounce) cans chowder when your time is with a crisp green salad, rye sliced in '/2-inch rounds cream-style corn “I remember my wife and we had their unconditional love, Sad to say, there are even less has to come from someone else, navy beans short. Your family and friends bread and chocolate pie. ,. I tablespoon vegetable oil myself worrying that our son and having that meant we would fortunate children still, and and happily it often does as it I large onion, chopped will welcome its satisfying taste. I (6-ounce) can tomato paste I large tomato, peeled was turning into a very young have their forgiveness, too. statistics tell us they are many. does for many children who '/2 cup chopped celery Serve with a molded gelatin and FRANKFURTER GOULASH /'/< cups water and chopped cynic. But he’s growing up now Not all children are so These are children bom to grow through otherwise 2 carrots, peeled gingerbread with whipped (Lesco) I tablespoon instant I small green pepper, unforgiving childhoods. with a sunny, optimistic fortunate. Some hear, again and parents who are unable or and sliced 2 medium onions, chopped minced onion chopped When it comes to forgiveness, disposition, so perhaps our fears again, that it’s they who are unwilling to care for them. I clove garlic, minced 2 medium green peppers, I teaspoon dried green I teaspoon dried were groundless. He might just bad, not just what they’ve done. Already from the time they are there are fortunate and I (16-ounce) can tomatoes, CORN-FRANKFURTER diced pepper flakes parsley flakes cut up CHOWDER 2 medium tomatoes, chopped 'A teaspoon garlic powder 'A teaspoon chili powder 3 cups water '' 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons butter '/< teaspoon dry mustard 18 eggs, lightly beaten Do you feel as '/ 2 teaspoon salt margarine or margarine '/i teaspoon celery seeds safe in your % teaspoon pepper / pound frankfurters, 6 medium potatoes, 'A teaspoon chili powder Melt butter in large skillet; AWM '/2 teaspoon dried sliced in '/i-inch rounds peeled and diced '/2 teaspoon sugar saute frankfurters for a few neighborhood as minutes. Do not brown. WONG’S oregano leaves 3 medium potatoes, 2 cups water I (15-ounce) can kidney beans, you do in your I pound franlrfurters, cut pared and sliced I tablespoon Hungarian drained and rinsed Add com to skillet; heat RESTAURANT through. Add tomato, green own home? in '/2-inch slices I large onion, chopped paprika hot fluffy rice Take Out Service and Cocktails I cup small elbow macaroni l'/2 cups water '/i teaspoon salt pepper, parsley, chili powder Fi r !!i.' !'• I'Ui i 1 (17-ounce) can '/* teaspoon pepper Saute frankfurters in hot oil in and eggs. Cook, stirring •i. 111. 1. '■ V.: ‘I ■ :ni‘. Combine all ingredients in cream-style corn I pound frankfurters, skillet. Stir in remaining frequently with a spatula until M :'.ii"i:’ M 1 1)'h\ Fresh Food + Dutch oven except macaroni and 2 cups milk sliced in '/2-inch rounds ingredients, except rice. Bring to set' ,a i.h '- r ; .• 1. ■I..1.1 C :” ! ! ! '' Makes 6 to 8 servings. frankfurters. Bring to a boil. 1 tablespoon flour a boil; reduce heat, cover'and C ''illCl!. Excellent Taste + salt and pepper to taste In a 3-quart pan, saute the simmer 10 minutes. Serve over lolli SU'"’-' liW. M. Reduce heat and simmer, 1 tablespoon dried onions, green peppers and A hearty and handsome main W.'i.stiiiij’t/'Jii. I'C. 30 minutes. parsley flakes tomatoes in the butter until limp. Makes 6 servings. dish from the Southwest. Serve Add frankfurters and continue Add the potatoes, water, with tossed salad and chocolate Post Road Plaza cake with ice cream. simmering 10 minutes. Melt butter in Dutch oven; paprika, salt and pepper. Cover; This is an easy version of a TAKE A BITE OUT OF 352 Hartford Tpke. (Rte. 30) add frankfurters and saute for let simmer for 15 minutes or Mexican scrambled egg dish. It (1-84, Exit te) Vernon Cook macaroni according to several minutes. Add potatoes, until the potatoes are tender. is not as well known as Huevos Phone 875-0661 package directions; drain. Add to mixture in pot and heat onion and water. Cover and Add the frankfurters and let Rancheros, but just as tasty. thoroughly. 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Next comes a diamond to dum­ HORBET I WEST EAST my's ace, followed by a ruff of dum­ EBUUBF DWBBI." — aTl»\ PAVW) iz ?7 ♦ K 1 0 8 ♦96432 Declarer won dummy's ace of clubs my's last club. Next, declarer cashes r r m THE SEAkJCE WAS VQ75 V--- and played a heart back to his ace. Be­ his king of diamonds and gives up a OXHUXF FXEBFU FJN. ♦ 983 ♦J10 62 trump to West’s queen. Wonder of CALLBPOFF BECAUSE cause the queen of hearts would take a PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'Liz Taylor likes getting married. CAPTAIN EASY ^^by Crooks A Casale ♦ QJ10 3 ♦K965 Wonders, West has nothing left in his TH E AAEPIUM HAC? trick for sure, the contract now de­ I like being married. There's a difference. " — Mitzi UNSLIM I " w h i l e WBU&TENEPTO .1 hand except the K-10-8 of spades and SO/VIETHINje WROM© SOUTH pended upon the location of the spade G aynor. BEAUTIFUL HOLIPAV MUBIC"... has to lead away from the king to give h n i n WITH THIS. ♦ A J3 king. When West turned up with that ♦ A K 10 9 6 4 card, the slam went down. But some­ declarer his contract. ♦ K 7 4 thing else should have been done. TENCIE Now arrange the circled letters to ♦ 8 When the contract looks easy, a A new book by Janies Jacoby and his form the surprise answer, as sug­ father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now gested by the above cartoon. Vulnerable: North-South good declarer should ask himself how u x available at bookstores. It is “Jacoby WANT ADS PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW Dealer: East he can go down. Here declarer can see Answer that three hearts to the queen in the on Card Games," published by Pharos Books. LIQUOR PACKET SOLACE West N ortb E ast South West hand can create a problem, so he BOTHER MUSLIN ENTICE GET Pass 1 ♦ should try to guard against that distri­ Pass 3 V Pass 4 N T bution. At trick two, instead of playing The seance was called off RESULTS Pass 5 V Pass 5 N T The first three Purple Heart med­ because the medium had s Hoa DKk In Mack, Jumtric Book No. 2« Ic ivallabla Kk «2.M tram Jumbla, a heart, let declarer ruff a club. He something wrong with this— Pass 6 ¥ c lo Ihia ncaM>MW<, P.O. Bo> 43U, Oilcnda, FL 32K2.43U. Include your Pass 6 ^ need not worry about being over­ als awarded by George Washington h m k c • d d n e e Mid iJp eodc end mike y o u f clieek peyeble lo MewepepeitKiolii. Pass Pass Pass CALL ruffed, since a non-vulnerable East for service during the American Rev­ HER "TRANCE- olution were presented to men from Opening lead: 4 Q would surely have opened with a pre­ MISSION" 643-2711 emptive three clubs if he had K-J-10- Connecticut. iHELPWAIITHi IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED IHELPWAIITHI t ' Administrative secretary Bookkaeper-The Man­ Receptionist - Full time. 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By Brent Kollestod control the Clemson running game. The Associated Press “ You have a little problem when Gator Bowl strength meets strength,” Ford facing showdowns JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (AP) - said. “ Someone is going to come out Sophomore quarterback Greg En­ of this not as strong as they think.” Bv The Associated Press nis was scheduled to make his first Led by explosive senior tailback collegiate start Saturday as his Friday. “ He knows the offense, and Terrence Flagler, Clemson aver­ Some of the nation’s best college NCAA Hoop Stanford Cardinal meets Clemson’s when he’s had an opportunity he’s aged 273 yards a game on the Tigers in the 42nd annual Gator done extremely well.” basketball teams, including top-ranked ground while Stanford surrendered C Nevada-Las Vegas, could be headed for Bowl Classic. In his only extended action of the just 103 rushing yards a game. showdowns this weekend as the holiday center-forward Walter Berry. But the Kickoff in the nationally televised season. Ennis hit on five of seven “ They don’t make any secret tournaments get under way. Redmen have gotten a lot of offense game is set for 12:30 p.m. EST. The pass attempts for 75 yards and led about what they’re going to do,” Nevada-Las Vegas. 9-0, will host its from WillieGlass, averaging21.9points, 80,000-seat Gator Bowl is sold out the Cardinal to a game-winning Elway said. “ Their big-play poten­ own Holiday Classic, opening on Satur­ and Shelton Jones. 20.3, to win their first for the game featuring the first touchdown in a 29-24 victory over )% < # tial on offense comes from their day against Old Dominion, while seven games. meeting between the two schools. Arizona in the season finale played quality at tailback.” Stanford finished the year ranked in Tokyo. 12th-ranked Navy plays Idaho State in St. John's first-round opponent. Virgi­ the other game. nia. is 5-1 after winning five in a row. 20th with an 8-3 mark overall and 5-3 “ He’s a different personality, and Flagler, who is from neighboring Georgia Tech is coming off victories in the Pacific-10 Conference in a Paye may have a little stronger Femandina Beach, ran for 1,176 In another big tournament. No. 15 St. three-way tie for fourth place. arm.” Elway said, “ But he can do yards and averaged 6.5 yards a John’s, 7-0, meets Virginia, while over Southern Methodist and Boston AP photo College in the Suntory Bowl in Japan. Clemson won the Atlantic Coast it. Greg has worked hard, and next carry during the 1986 season. fi 19th-ranked Georgia Tech, 5-2, plays Rutgers in the opening round of the 35th Tech Coach Bobby Cremins is missing Penn State quarterback John Shaffer Conference but finished unranked season he’ll be our number one “ We worked very hard at stop­ after successive ties in the final two quarterback.” ping long-yardage plays this year,” ECAC Holiday Festival at Madison guard Mark Price and 7-footer John goes through his first practice Friday Square Garden. Salley from last year’s team. games of the season left the Tigers Stanford also will be without said Elway. Both tournament finals will be played “ We had expectations, but we’ve been after arriving in Phoenix for the Fiesta 7-2-2. starting offensive tackle John Ford said he gained a great deal Monday night. a disappointment.” Cremins said. “ We Ennis, a 6-foot-2, 205-pound so­ Zentner, who tested positive for Bowl on Jan. 2 against Miami. Penn of respect for the Stanford defense Two finals of two other tournaments were lucky to beat B.C. We’re far from phomore. replaces the injured John steroids during a recent NCAA drug after studying films of their games. State coach Joe Paterno held a practice Paye, who finished second behind involving ranked teams will be played where I want this team to be, but I can screening. Starting defensive “ The biggest improvement from Saturday. On Friday night. No. 6 see the potential.” only one hour and fifteen minutes after John El way in career passing tackle Tony Leiker also did not what we’ve seen is that they Oklahoma, 6-1, played Creighton in the One other tournament involving a the team charter piane ianded in yardage among Stanford’s long list make the trip. (Stanford) are playing tremendous of great collegiate quarterbacks. first round of the All-College Tourna­ ranked team begins on Saturday in Arizona. Clemson comes to the game at defensive football right now,” said ment at Oklahoma City, and No. 8 Honolulu, where No. 20 Florida, in the Paye had surgery Monday to full strength. Ford. “ They are a very established correct a shoulder injury. Indiana, 7-1. met Princeton as the AP poll for the first time in its history, Coach Danny Ford isn’t quite offensive football team; now they Hoosier Classic opened at Indianapolis. plays California in the Rainbow Classic. ” He’s not had the game expe­ sure what to expect from Stanford lead their conference in defense.” rience you’d like him to have,” Led by Armon Gilliam, Nevada-Las Host Hawaii meets Wisconsin in the with Ennis slated for his first start, For just the second time in the Vegas won another of its own tourna­ other first-round game. Paterno puts Stanford Coach Jack Elway said of but he is confident the game will be game’s history, it will be televised Ennis at a coach’s news conference ments last week, beating Ohio Univer­ The rest of Saturday’s schedule has decided by how well Stanford can locally. sity 105-81 and Louisiana Tech 79-75 in No. 4 North Carolina vs. Kansas State at the Rebel Roundup. The Runnin’ Rebels Kansas City, No. 7 Syracuse at Hawaii- Nittany Lions have been on top in the Associated Press Loa. No. 9 Illinois at Loyola, III., No. 11 poll for three straight weeks. Navy is led North Carolina State at Tampa and No. Arizona to face air attack by 7-foot-l center David Robinson. 18 Kentucky at Louisville. Idaho State has high hopes, however, The Kentucky-Louisville rivalry is in right to work By Ken Peters of derailing a UNLV-Navy matchup. the fourth year of its renewal. The But Smith said; ’“ North Carolina The Associated Press " I f we’re incredibly lucky enough to Wildcats won 69-64 at Lexington last is a very, very good football team. win, we’d probably play the No. 1 team year and are favored to beat Denny Aloha Bowl They are a big-playfoothall team.” ‘ in the country on ESPN,” Idaho State Crum’s 4-5 defending national cham­ HONOLULU — Arizona’s 16th- AP photo Bv RaiDh Bernstein Coach Jim Boutin said. “ It’s the dream pions again this season. ranked Wildcats, featuring a good Crum compared Arizona to Clem­ The Associated Press of every college coach and team in the “ It’s a chance to prove either we can blend of pass and run on offense, son of the ACC, saying, “ When you North Carolina freshman J.R. Reid (left) looks for an opening country.” beat a good team now or we can’t,” face the North Carolina Tar Heels, look at them (the Wildcats) on film, against Stetson’s Andrew Woodward during recent Tar Heel PHOENIX — A lO-piece Mariachi band played, the 5-foot-7, 167-pounder, and the pass­ While the Rebels were expected to be Crum said. " I f we can’t, then we’ve got a who may have to depend heavily on they’re probably got more speed queen and her court greeted the players, and Coach Joe ing of Alfred Jenkins. outing. North Carolina, No. 4 in the latest AP poll, visits Kansas a power, St. John’s was expected to have lot of hard work to do ahead of us. No their passing game, in the Aloha and quickness than anybody in our Paterno shouted. "L et’s go, let’s go, we, gotta Arizona, of the Pacific-10 Confer­ State today in Kansas City. an off season after the loss to the NBA of question Kentucky is a top 20 team.” Bowl Saturday. league other than maybe Clemson. practice.’’ ence, carries an 8-3 record into the North Carolina will be without its Fiesta Bowl officials, headed by president Dan contest. North Carolina had a 7-3-1 top rusher, tailback Derrick “ I think that their speed and their Mardian and executive director Bruce Skinner, met regular-season record. Fenner, in the nationally televised, defense is very comparable to Paterno and his 111-man second-ranked Penn State Adams led the Pacific-10 in 4 p.m. EST game at Aloha Stadium. Clemson’s in the way they play and squad upon their arrival Friday for the Jan. 2 game rushing this season with 1,175 yards Fenner, who led the Atlantic come after you.” Tech’s Cremins wants Bruce Dairympie against top-ranked Miami. The winner will most likely on 238 carries, a 4.9 average, and Coast Conference with 1,250 rush­ win the national championship. Jenkins completed 118 of 232 passes The Tar Heels lost 38-10 to ing yards, was left home by the The players were just off the TWA 747 before Paterno for 1,573 yards and 10 touchdowns. Clemson this season. had them on busses headed for Arizona State Stadium. university and Tar Heels coach Dick Crum because he is having Maye, who took over in the sixth Smith, meanwhile, compared the to find outside shot at Hdiiday game after starter Jon Hall was Festival PATERNO HELD A Sd-MINUTE news conference academic problems. Tar Heels to Georgia, the team the while the players dressed. injured, led his conference with a Wildcats tied 13-13 in last year’s Sun By Dick Joyce Eric Starr, who gained 478 yards 141.3 pass rating, completing 110 of “ We had expectations, but we’ve been a disappoint­ won five in a row after losing its opener to Temple. “ We tried to get everything done at home that we had Bowl. The Associated Press yards while serving as Fenner’s 176 throws for 1,401 yards and 10 ment,” said Cremins. who lost two key players in point In Las Vegas, Nev.. No. 1-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas to get one so we didn’t have to do a lot of learning out backup this season, will start at TDs. guard Mark Price and 7-0 John Salley from last season. here,’ ’ Paterno said tailback. That was the closest the Wildcats NEW YORK — Georgia Tech basketball coach “ We were lucky to beat B.C. We’re far from where I hosts Old Dominion Saturday in the opening round of “ It’s a little different that I ordinarily do for a bowl In Fenner’s absence, the Tar Arizona, which figures to have have come to winning a postseason Bobby Cremins would like to see some better outside want this team to be, but I can see the potential.” the annual Holiday Classic, and Rebel Coach Jerry game, because I don’t like to get a team ready too soon. Heels probably will rely more the edge on offense since Fenner is contest. An infrequent visitor to shooting from Bruce Dairympie, whom he calls "the Cremins said he misses Price because of his Tarkanian hopes his players don’t look past the " I think they get a little bored and that’s when they heavily on the passing of quar- out, also appears to have a howl games, they have a O-4-i best rebounding guard I ’ve ever seen,” in Saturday’s playmaking and outside shooting ability. “ I don’t like Monarchs to a possible encounter with No. II Navy. get in trouble. But I felt that with all of the distraction terbek Mark Maye, who topped the somewhat stonger defense. postseason record dating back to 35th ECAC Holiday Festival. the three-point shot, but if we had Mark Price. I ’d love "They’re a dangerous team,” Tarkanian said Friday 1921. that is going to be around them this week we better ACC’s quarterback ratings this The Wildcats allowed 315 total Dairympie, a muscular 6-foot-4 senior, has been it.” the coach said. of Old Dominion. “ They have a long-standing know what we’re doing before we get out here.’ ’ season. struggling with his outside shooting since late last Craig Neal, a senior, and freshman Brian Oliver, basketball tradition. They may be in a rebuilding year, yards per game and a total of 183 ’The Tar Heels are 6-9 in postsea­ Paterno said that he brought a healthy team to the season, and Cremins said, “ Bruce is a winner, but it’s a have been sharing the point guard spot. 7-0 junior but on a given night they can play with anybody.” The Wildcats, looking for their points this season, while North son games and lost 28-3 to Florida Fiesta Bowl. mental thing. He hears the pro scouts are looking at his Antoine Ford is the center and 6-9 sophomore Tommy The Monarchs, who improved to 3-4 with Monday’s first howl victory ever, feature the Carolina gave up an average of 387 State in their last howl game, the “ We’ll be healthy unless I ’m dumb enough to bang outside shooting and he knows he’ll need a good outside victory over Richmond, are the only team in the Las running of tailback David Adams, a yards and a total of 249 points. 1983 Peach Bowl. Hammonds and Ferrell at the forwards. Hammonds ’em up, which I ’ve been known to do.’ ’ shot to make it in the pro ball.” leads the team in rebounds with 8.6 and Dairympie is Vegas tournament with a losing record. Paterno sent the squad through a light drill without It will be a homecoming for Cremins, bom and bred next with 7.6. The Rebels are 9-0 and have held the No. 1 ranking pads. in the Bronx, and Harlem’s Dairympie on Saturday In addition to improved outside shooting, Cremins the past three weeks. Navy. 4-1 on the season, meets when the No. 19 Yellow Jackets, 5-2, take on Rutgers, said the Yellow Jackets will do well if they get the ball Idaho State, 6-3, in Saturday night’s other opening “ WE H AVEN’T PRACTICED since Dec. 22, and I’m ‘Cutie Flutie’ subject of new song 2-5. in Saturday’s opening game. No. 15 St. John’s, 7-0, inside to Hammonds, and Ford begins to play with round game. anxious for them to break a sweat. > faces Virginia, 5-1, in the second game of the Madison consistency. The tournament championship is scheduled Monday “ We’ll work on our kicking game, throw the ball a Square Garden doubleheader. Rutgers has lost five straight games and recently night. CHICAGO (A P) - Doug Flutie. And if the Chicago businessman said Jim Haydon, creator of "Flu­ little bit and play some fun and games. We’ll start The championship game is set for Monday night. St. lost forwards Ed Zucker for the season and Anthony Tarkanian admits it would be easy for his club to look whose popularity has soared after who wrote it has his way, the song tie, Flutie” and owner of Corn- serious practice tomorrow (Saturday) ” John’s has won the title eight times, including the past Duckett for four to six weeks because of injuries. Eric past Old Dominion to Monday night’s possible game Chicago Bears fans saw what he will replace “ The Super Bowl Track Inc., a Chicago-based com­ Paterno said he brought a much stronger team than Riggins, 16.9 points, is the Scarlet Knights’ leading with Navy. could do on the football field and Shuffle” as the songfans hum while mercial music company that has two. the one which lost the national title last year to scorer. “ Navy has an outstanding team and (7-foot-l center women saw what he looked like the Bears try for a second consecu­ produced jingles. Darlymple has been averaging 14.1 points, second on Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. doing it. is the subject of a new song tive N FL championship victory. the team to 6-7 junior Duane Ferrell, 19.4, but has made St. John’s is led by Willie Glass (21.9), Shelton Jones David) Robinson is the greatest player in America,” “ We’re going to have to be.” only 41 percent of his field goal attempts. (20.3) and Mark Jackson (15.9). The Redmen have won Tarkanian said. praising that “ cutie Flutie.” A number of Bears starred in last Haydon said he planned to send a A number of players took pictures of the few hundred " I told him just remember that you’re a scorer.” nine games in a row at the Garden, including a triumph Robinson, an outstanding field goal shooter, shot Sung to the melody of "Goody. year’s "Shuffle” rap song and cassette of the song to Flutie, the people at Sky Harbor Airport there to greet them. over UCLA this season. blocker and rebounder, holds the NCAA record for the Goody,” “ Flutie, Flutie” touts the video, which rose on the music 1984 Heisman Trophy winner from Cremins said. Quarterback John Shaffer, before being hustled Tech recently returned from Japan, where it beat Four Virginia players are averaging in double most shots blocked in a game (14), a season (207) and a 5-foot-9 quarterback whose status charts as the Bears waltzed to a Boston College who Bears Coach away by Paterno, said, “ I think a week (here) will do us Boston College 65-62 and Southern Methodist 63-54. figures, topped by 6-7 Andrew Kennedy (14.0). Tom career (372). has changed from new kid on he Super Bowl XX victory over the Mike Ditka says will start in the real well. It will give us time to get used to the climate. block to starting signal ca Her in just New England Patriots. Earlier, it lost to Louisiana State and Richmond in Sheehey. 6-9, is next (13.5), followed by Mel Kennedy Old Dominion Coach Tom Young says the Rebels are team’s first NFC playoff game Jan. “ a very unusual team ... and very good.” We’re going to have a good time.” a few weeks. " I wrote it just for the fun of it,” 3. overtime. (13.2) and Richard Morgan (12.5). The Cavaliers have Sports in Brief S coreb oard Sports la Brief Scoreboard

Fifth Rotary Classic begins today Big East standings San Francisco wanted as host H ockey Pangulna 3, Babraa 3 The fifth annual Manchester Rotary Club Basketball B asketbafl BASEBALL Big East Cenfbrence C a ll SAN FRANCISCX3 — The U.S. Olympic Committee is BASKETBALL W L W L Pltliburfb 1 2 0 0— 3 Classic will be staged today and Monday at East inviting San Francisco to consider hosting the Summer El St. J o h n 's 1 0 7 0 Buffalo 0 3 1 8 -3 Catholic High School with a high school division and a VII Ionova 1 0 6 3 Games in 1996, but Mayor Dianne Feinstein questions Rrst Period— 1, Plttsburpb, Simpson 13 Syracuse 0 0 8 0 the wisdom of such a huge undertaking. NHL standings (LoVollee, RuskowskI), 4:31 (pp). college division. Manchester High School and East NBA standings Georgetown 0 0 8 0 Penalties— Buffalo bench, served by Catholic will be participating in the high school Providence 0 0 7 1 ” It was just a preliminary letter.” she said, noting Parker (too m any men In Ioe), 4:08; Ruff, division. Manchester Community College will compete EASTCRN CONraRRNCe Pittsburgh 0 0 5 2 San Francisco was one of several cities receiving WALES CONFERENCE But (chorglno), 9:X; Young, Pit, mlnor- Altanttc DMtlen Boston College 0 0 6 3 letters from the Colorado Springs, Colo.-based Patrick DivMon molor (hloh-stlcklng, fighting), in the college division. Connecticut 0 1 4 4 W L T Pis OF OA 11:43; Dykstro, But, mlnor-molor W L PCI. OB committee. (Instigator, fighting), 11:43; Dohloulst, The schedule is as follows; today’s first round at 2 Boston 16 9 .640 — Seton Hall 0 1 7 1 Philadelphia 25 8 2 52 155 92 p.m. — Mitchell' College (9-0) vs. Middlesex (Mass.) “ We have to determine whether it would be wise to N Y Islanders 19 14 2 40 134 121 Pit (cross-checking), 12:44; RuskowskI, Phlloddotila 14 13 .519 3 Plttsburph 15 14 6 X 131 123 Pit (tripping), 15:X; Reekie, But (trip­ Woshinoton 13 13 .500 3>A R'ldav's Onme( host the Games ... the cost (xiuld be enormous,” she Community College (7-2) ; 4 p.m. — Middletown High Howoll-Loo InvItoT 1: Syracuse New Jersey 16 17 2 34 I X 161 ping),15:46. New Y o rk 7 21 .250 10'/i said. "I would assume there’s a limited number of N Y Rangers 13 16 6 X 143 147 Second Period—2, Buffalo, Follgno 10 (0-1) vs. Windsor High (0-2); 6 p.m. — Manchester New Jersey 6 20 .231 lO'A vs. Wichita State Community College (8-1) vs. Hartford UConn (2-2); 8 Saturday’s Games cities that want to competefor the games becauseof all Woshinoton 12 17 6 X 1M IX By LEWIS WITHAM (Ramsey, Ruutto), :54. 3, Pittsburgh, Central Division By LEWIS WITHAM Pitt at Hawaii Rainbow Classic Adorns Division dulnn 11 (Young, Mothloson) 2:16. 4, p.m. — Manchester High (1-1) vs. East Catholic (0-2). Atlonto 19 6 .760 — the capital it involves ... If the supervisors are Hartford 10 9 6 42 111 I N Buftolo, Locombe 4 (Tucker), 3:05. 5, Mllwoukee 19 8 .704 1 Maine ot Providence Take the number of first- The same time slots will be set for the final round Take the number of National S^yrocuse at Howoll-Loo Invitational interested, I’d inquire further.” Montreal 17 14 6 40 127 116 Pittsburgh, RuskowskI 9 (LIndstrom, Detroit 15 9 .625 3) League MVP awards won by ,,.ECAC H oliday Festival: St. Jo h n 'sv s. Mike Schmidt (2, 3 or 4); mul­ V irgin ia Quebec 15 16 5 X I X 113 Larry Bird (68, 73 or 78) out of Pit, motor (fliihtina), 11 :X ; Ramsey, But, by the high school consolation at 4 p.m. The high school Indlono 13 14 .481 7 mlnor-molor, served by Arnlel (rough­ Cleveland 12 14 .462 7 tiply by the home runs he hit in Sunday's Gomes Buffalo OX 5 21 109 m a possible 78; subtract the most championship game is at 6 p.m. and the college Pittsburgh ot Rainbow Classic Chiefs’ Kenney ‘doubtful’ CAMPBELL CONFERENCE shots blocked in a game (13, ing), 11 :X; Johnson, Pit (holding), 17:X; championship will be the finale at 8 p.m. 1986 (37, 40 or 43); and sub­ Sugar Bowl Classic: Vlllonovo vs. Norris Division Buskos, Pit, double minor (roughing), WBSTCRN CONPmeNCR tract his Philadelphia uniform Houston KANSAS CITY, Mo. — With just two days left before Minnesota 15 16 3 X I X I X 15 or 17) by Manute Bol; and di­ 17:X; Cyr, But, double minor (roughing), MCC. ranked third among New England junior Toronto 14 16 4 X 116 I X 17:X. MMwett DIvislen number (10, 15 or 20). M e nd ny’s Gom es their AFC wildcard game against the New York Jets, vide by Charles Barkley’s colleges, beat its first round opponent Hartford UConn, Dallas 17 9 .654 — Connecticut Mutual Classic: Hartford Detroit 13 15 6 X 1M 117 Third Period—6, Buffalo, Andreychuk 9 the Kansas City Chiefs were listing quarterback Bill St. Louis 12 15 6 X 110 I X 1985 league ranking (2, 3 or 4) in (Locombe, Tucker), 18:10. Penalties— 95-45, earlier in the season. MCC, if it reaches the final, Utah 17 9 .654 — of UConn (Civic Center), 9 p.m. rebounds per game. Denver 12 15 .444 5>A PAYOFF: The answer equals E C A C H oliday Fe stival: St. Jo h n 'sv s. Kenney as “ doubtful.” Chicago 11 10 6 X 121 146 None. could face New London-based Mitchell College which is SmvtiM DIvislen Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Houston 10 15 .400 6'/i the league-leading RBI total he Go. Tech or Rutgers Chiefs spokesman Tom Farmer said Kenney, who ranked second in New England. MCC is led by Tyrell Sacramento 8 18 .308 9 Rainbow Classic: Pittsburgh vs. TBA Edmonton X 12 2 46 162 127 Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 1667-1— X. posted in 1981. has a bruised hand, threw some on the sidelines at Colporv X 14 1 41 IX 129 PAYOFF: The answer equals Buftolo 1616164— 45. Son Antonio 7 20 .259 lO'/i Sugar Bowl Classic: Vlllonovo vs. S. the victories achieved by the Hartfield. who is averaging 20.7 points a game, and Pacific Dtvtslen Carolina or Vanderbilt practice in Arrowhead Stadium Friday. Backup Todd Winnipeg 16 15 4 X 117 I X Power-ploy Opoortunitles— Pittsburgh 1 Manchester native and East Catholic graduate Chris L.A. Lakers 20 6 .769 — 16 = 02 - ze X E :U3MSNV Hotstro at Providence Los Angeles 15 18 3 X 153 I X 1985-86 Cleveland Cavaliers. ot 4; Buftolo 0 ot 3. Arm y at Seton Hall Blackledge threw most of the practice, and is likely to Vancouver 10 X 3 X 118 140 (toolles— Pmsburoh, Meloche (45 shots- Galligan at point guard. Portlond 17 12 .586 4'A start against the Jets. Lole Gomes Not Included 42 saves). Buffalo, Cloutier (26X). Golden State 16 12 .571 5 ^ Tuesday's Gomes 62 = 2 H- 91 - ez :U3MSNV East and Manchester will renew their crosstown Connecticut Mutual Closic: UConn The Chiefs say they will not be definite about who the FrMov's Games A — 164X. Seorttle 14 11 .560 5'A Montreal 1, Hartford 1, tie rivalry tonight with one assured of reaching the final Phoenix 13 14 .481 vs. Texas ABM or Lehigh starting quarterback will be until Sunday. Rainbow Classic: PIHsburgh vs. TBA PIHsburgh 3, Buffalo 3, tie Monday. East leads the series, 16-3. L.A. Clippers 4 21 .160 15'/i N.Y. Rangers 7, New Jersey 4 Lafayette at Boston College "It depends on Kenney — how he feels,” Farmer O 19SS. NEWSP/IPER ENTERPRISE ASSN g) 1986. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Boston University at Syracuse said. Detroit 4, Toronto 2 Football Whalers In Montreal tonight Late Oomes Not Induded Georgetown at Long Beach State Washington 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 Pitdov’s Oamos Saturday, Jon. 3 Mlnnesoto4,Wlnnlpeg2 The Hartford Whalers (18-9-5 for 41 points), who are Detroit 121,GoldenStote106 Syracuse at UConn (New Haven St. Louis ot Chlcoeo, (n) Clevelond121, New Jersey 112 Coliseum ), 8 p.m. Scrturdoy’s (3ames misconduct (sloshing), 17:10; Gollont, in first place in the Adams Division, will complete a Dallas at Denver, (n) Cavaliers 121. Nats 112 Seton Hall at Georgetown Soviet Union on ioe New Jersey at Quebec, 7 :X p.m. Oet(holdlnp),19:9. Collage bowl plcturi Boston at Phoenix, (n) N.Y. Islanders at Plttsburpb, 7:M p.m. Third Period—6, Toronto, Lonz 3 home-and-home series with defending Stanley Cup Providence of Pittsburgh (Courtnoll), 1:24 (pp). Penalties—Clark, champion Montreal Canadians at the Forum in Houston at L.A. Lakers, (n) PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia — The favored Soviet Hartford at Montreal, 0:05 p.m. Dec. 77 L.A. Clippers ot Seattle, (n) NEW JERSEY (112) Philadelphia at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m.. Tor (chorplno), 10:29; McRae, Det Turner 26 1-1 7, B. Williams 27 45 10, Union team defeated Poland 7-3 and Finland beat the (chorglno), 10:X; Thomas, Tor (hook­ Gator Bead Montreal tonight at 8 (SportsChannel, WTIC). The Saturday's Oames Detroit at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. At JacksenvlNe, Fla. Clevelond at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. GmlnskI 11-23 2 6 24, Brown 7-16 4 6 18, United States. 4-1, as the eight-nation World Junior N.Y. Rongers at St. Louis, 0:35 p.m. ing), 18:42; Kllmo, Det (elbowing), X:m . Whalers were 4-0-1 in their last five games going into Washington 25 24 6, Woolrldpe 69 1-1 11, Shots on pool— Toronto 67-7— X. Detroit Stanford, 8-3, vs. Clemson, 662 ,12:Xp.m. Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 p.m. F ootball Hockey Championships started Friday. Boston at Los Aneeles, 10:X p.m. (CBS) Friday’s contest with Montreal. Detroit at Washington, 7 ;X p.m. Bailey 47 04) 8, Wood 615 22 13, Sunday’s Gomes 1667— X . McKenno7-1264)1S,Coleman6004)0. Totals Scott Young scored for the United States and Pentti Coloorv of Buftolo, 7:05 p.m. Power-olov Opportunities— Toronto 1 ot Alebo Boad Golden State at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 47-1W 1625 112. 6; Detroit 1 of 4. At Honehria Indiana at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Lehtosaari, Teppo Kivelae. Jurki Silius and Jukka Philadelphia at Edmonton, 0:05 p.m. Arizona, 63, vs. North Carolina, 7-61,4 EC-MHS hockey, girts basketball Phoenix at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. C L E V E L A N D O il) Seppo had goals for Finland. Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. (joolles— Toronto, Wrepoet (4 shots-2 J. Wlllloms 49 6613, Hubbard 410 61 8, NFL playoff schedule Woshinoton at Chicago, 8:X p.m. saves), Bester (3:X first, 262X. Detroit, p.m.(ABC) Denver at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Dougherty 7-10 1-1 15, Bogley 7-13 65 21, In the opening match of the under-20 tournament, Stefan (26X). 04C. 17 It will be a big day today for crosstown rivals Houston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Harper 617 7-8 25, West 65 22 XMcCray Sweden lost to Czechoslovakia, 4-3, and Canada beat A — 19,401. L l b t ^ Baad Manchester High and East Catholic. Besides the pair Boston at L.A. Clippers, 10:X p.m. 26(H>4, Newman 22 24 7, Turpin 41204)8, Sunday. Dec. tt Whalers 1. Canadiens 1 Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— At Mtmpblt, Tam. Philadelphia at Sacramento, 10:X p.m. Prlce686618.Totals469226X121. Kansas City at New York Jets, 12:X Switzerland. 64. Canada scored five times in the first AAork Pore, Jerry Potemon. Tennessee, 65, vs. Minnesota, 65, B p.m. squaring off in the Rotary Classic, the two will face off Sondav't Oamos p.m period. (Rovcom) at 7:15 p.m. at the Bolton Ice Palace. The Indian Portland at Seattle, 9 p.m. New Joriev X 25 25 12— 112 Los Angeles Rants ot Washington, 4 Montreal 0 0 1 0— 1 Dec. X hockey team is 0-4 while the Eagles are 2-2. Meanwhile. Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. CMvelend 16 21 27 27— 121 p.m. Hui Ifoi d 0 1 0 0— 1 Freedom Bead Sotuntov, Jon. 3,1987 At Anaheim, Collt. East and Manchester will also clash in girls’ basketball Three-point pools— Wood, McKenna, First Period— None. Penolfles— Bogley 2, Price. Fouled out—None. New York Jets or Kansas City ol Hawks sign Mike Wilson Somuelsson, Hor (slashing), 3:X; LucKvIg, Hangere 7, Davila 4 UCLA.7-61, vs. Brigham Yauno,8-4,8p.m. at 2; 30 p.m. at Clarke Arena. The Eagles (2-2) defeated Rebounds New Jersey 50 (GmlnskI 16), Cleveland, 12:Xp.m. Mon (hloh-stlcfclng), 6 :9 ; Francis, Hor (MIzlou) the Indians (0-4), 43-34, in each squad’s first game of Clevelceid 64 (Hubbard 11). Assists— New Washington or Son Francisco at (hooking), 10:53; Gainey, Mon (hlgh- Holiday Bead Pistons 121, Warriors 106 Chlcogo, 4 p.m. ATLANTA — Mike Wilson, a 6foot-4 guard, has N.Y. Rangers 4 1 6—7 At Son Olaee the season. Jersey X (W ood!), Cleveland25 (Harper 7). sHcklng), 17:X. Total fouls— New Jersey 26, Cleveland 21. SU fl^. Jon. 4,1987 signed a 10-day contract with the Atlanta Hawks to New Jersey o 3 1—4 Son Diego St., 63, vs. Iowa, 63, 9 p.m. Elsewhere, the Cheney Tech wrestling team will A — 14Xm. LosAngelesorSon Francisco otNewYork Second Period— 1, Hartford, Evoson 8 Rrst Period—1, New York, KIslo 8 (ESPN) OOLOCN STATE 086) Giants, 12:X p.m. replace injured guard Anthony "Spud” Webb, the NBA (Moloney, Patrick), :X. 2, New York, Dec. 31 participate in the East Lyme Tournament today at 10 L . S m ith 6-11 0-2 12, B o lla rd 6-14 (M) 12, (Govln, Llut), 18:03. Penalties— Svobodo, New England at Denver, 4 p.m. club announced Friday. M on (Interference), 6:31; Cote, Hor KIslo 9 (Greschner, Moloney), 4:46 (pp). 3, Peach Bead a.m.. East Catholic’s matmen will compete at the CarrollB-21^218,Mullln491-29,Flovd7-1544 Sunday, Jon. 11.1987 Wilson will be used as the third point guard behind (hooking), 10:14; Evcson, Hor (hooking), New York, Sondstrom 9 (Poddubny), At Atlanta Lancer Invitational in Waterford beginning at 9 a.m. M Teogle 4^340! . snts and timts to bt onnounced 18*39 6:21. 4, New York. KIslo 10 (Lorouche, North CorollnoSt., 661, vs. VlroInloTech, H taira 461-29, MOSS351-27,C.Smlth0-11-2 AFC ond NFC Championship pomes starter Doc Rivers, with whom Wilson played for two Giles), 9 :X (po). Penalties— Driver, NJ 62-1,1p.m. Also, the Coventry High girls’ basketball team (2-1) 1.T o ta ls 444 21B3 1106. Third Period— 7, Montreal, Dohlln 5 Friday’s eollags hoop scores Sunday, Jon. 3S, 19S7 seasons while in college at Marquette, and John Battle. (McPhee), 18:34 (pp). Penalties— (holding), 4:11; Lombert, N Y (roughing), (USA-MIzlou) will host Windham Tech today at 11 a.m. ’Two boys’ D E T R O IT 021) Super Bowl at Pasadena, Collf., 6 p.m. 7:X; Greschner, NY, minor-gome mis­ Bhiebonnet Bead Dontley 9-17 8-11 26, Green 8-14 4 4 20, Wilson originally was drafted by Cleveland in the third Svobodo, Mon (trlpolno), 6:34: Govln, games are on tap tonight at 7:30 with Bolton 0-2, at at TOURNAMENTS Hor (holding), 17:01; Svobodo, Mon conduct (roughing), 7:37; Ooneyko, NJ, At Houston ^ Im b e e r 4 6 1-1 9, Dum ors 10-18 0-2 20, round of the 1982 NBA draft. mlnor-molor (roughlng-nghtlng), 7:X; Colorado, 65, vs. Bovlor, 63, 3 p.m. Somers High and Coventry, 2-0 hosting COC^ foe ThO|^7-156«20, Salley 241-25, AAohorn49 AlKoHeae Tewnament (hooking), 19:X. First Eeund Sundov, Feb. 1 Richmond, NJ (roughing), 7:X; Lolselle, (Rovcom) Cromwell High. CM) 12, Comphell 24 24 6, Taylor 0-1 24 3, At Honolulu NJ (cross-checking), 8:03; Poddubny, NY All-American Bowl NevlttO«M)0.Totols4M82S-36121. Oklahoma 106, Cretphton 89 Overtime— None. Penolltes— None. Hoesler Ctaulc Time T B A Shots on .goal— Montreal 611-60—X. (hooking), 9:13; Wolonln, N J (cross­ At Blrmkieham, Ala. First Eeund Manley skips Redskin praotloe Hartford 7611-2— X. checking), 9:13; Osborne, NY (roughing), Indiana, 65, vs. Florida St., 6-4-1, 8 p.m. Bulls suspend Brad Sellers g8W8B *tOlO 11 26 23 26—186 (TBS) Detroit 18 38 27 28—121 Indiana 83, Princeton 54 Power-plov Opportunities— Montreal 1 12:14; Wolonln, NJ (roughing), 12:14; Lobe Invttotlonpl WASHINGTON — Redskins’ star defensive end ot 5; Hartford 0 of 5. KIslo, N Y (interforence), 13:47; Sond- Jon. 1 CHICAGO — ’The Chicago Bulls announced Friday Fouled out— None. Rebounds— strom, NY (elbowing), 16:X; Anderson, Citrus Boad Golden Stole 37 (L. Smith 13), Detroit 50 Ffesl Eeund Dexter Manley did not show up for practice Friday and Goalies— Montreal, Hovword (Xshots-X they have suspended rookie forward Brad Sellers for Drake 62, MIfxnl, Ohio 44 Rec baaketbaD saves). Hartford, Llut (23-X). NJ (holding), 16:X. At Ortanda, Fta. (Green later met with Washington Coach Joe Gibbs and Southern Colltornlo, 7-4, vs. Auburn,62,12 four days. Including the NBA team’s next home date 18). Assists— Golden State 23 (Floyd 9), MUsraukee CloMlc A— 15,1X. First Round Referee— Mike Noeth. Linesmen— Kevin Second Period— ^5, New Jersey, Ma- p.m. (ABC) Saturday night against Indiana. Detroit X (Thomas 15). Total fouls— Golden General Manager Bobby Beathard in a private Colton Baad State 25, Detroit 27. A — 18478. South Rorldo 69, Pepperdine 65 meeting, team officials said. Collins, Wovne Bonnev. c lM n 17, 3:07. 6, New Jersey, Muller 15 ‘”rhe suspension is for disciplinary reasons regard­ FM lodeW iln Classic (Broten, Johnson), 4:X(pp). 7, New Jersey, At D o llai MIdgsts Manley, the Pro Bowl starter, missed the Redskins' Adomsll (MacLean,Hlemer),12;X(pp).0, Texas A6M,62vs.OhloState,63,1 :Xp.m. ing team rules,” said Jerry Krause, the Bulls’ vice F M I Round (CBS) president of basketball operations. Bradley 110, Northeastern 105 Bulls X (Joy Corongelo 10, Luis afternoon practice session as the team prepared for 2 New York, Miller 6 (Erlxon, Patrick), Susor Baad Rivero 10, Mike Reldy I), Bullets 25 Had Wings 4. Maple Leafs 19:05. Penalties— Melnyk, N Y (trip­ How Top Twonty farad Sunday’s NFC wild-card game against the Los Angeles ping), 4:X; Erlxon, NY (holding), W:54. At New Ortaam (Peter SIrols 12, Kevin Kind 8). Rams. Manley and team officials refused to say what Louisiana St., 62, vs. Nebraska, 6 6 3:X Nuppets 25 (Jeremy Burr 8, Chris Teronle o I 1—3 p.m. (ABC) How the top twenty teams In The Specocclnnl 4), K nicks 24 (Billy Poppas might have provoked the action. Detroit 3 1 8 -4 Rose Bead Television and Radio Associated Press' college basketball poll 6, Paul Dean played well) “ He met with Coach Gibbs and Bobby Beathard, and R rst Period— 1, Detroit, Burr 12 Third Period—6, New York, Osborne 15 At PotodtncL Calif. fored Friday: there is no comment,” team spokesman Charlie Taylor (McRae), 2;X. 2, Detroit, Yzermon 12 (Pockfobny, Sondstrom), 1:49 (pp), lo. Arizona St.,61-1, vs. Michigan, 11-1,5p.m. Transactions (Shedden, Knorwood), 3:07. 3, Detroit, New Jersey, AAocLeon 18 (Richmond, 1. Nevodo-Las Vegas (94)) did not said. "We will release a statement tomorrow.” (NBC) TODAY play. Hlpplns 5 (Selllnp, McRae), 14:41. Broten), 4:14 11, New York, AAoloney 6 Orange Baad 2. Purdue (74)) did not play. Penalties— Lewis, Del (elbowlnp), 6:45; (K Islo , R idley), 10:03. P e n a ltie s— At M iam i 12:30 p.m. — Gator Bowl: Stanford vs. Clemson, 3. Iowa (104)) did not ploy. Bow ling Shedden, Det (holding), 10:X; O'Connell, Verbeek, NJ (slashing), :X; Patrick, NY Oklahoma, 161, vs. Arkansas, 62, 8 :X Channel 3 4. North Carolina (7-1) did not ploy. Del (sloshing), 17:18; Yoremchuk, Tor (holding), 11:07; Osborne, N Y (hlph- p.m.(NBC) BASKETBALL Murphy named Maine grid coach (hloh-stlcklng), 19:14; Burr, Det ( r o u ^ stlcklno), 14:24; Wolonln, NJ (hloh- 3; 30 p.m. — Aloha Bowl: Arizona vs. North Carolina, 5. Auburn (641) did not ploy. Notional Basketball Assoctolten Jm . 1 6. Oklahoma (7-1) beat Cre l^ton 10689. ORONO, Maine — Tim Murphy, an assistant football Ing), 19:14. stlcklng), 14:24; KIslo, NY (hooklnp), Fiesta Baad Chs. 8,40 ATLANTA HAWKS—Signed Mike Wil­ Second Period— 4, Detroit, O'Connell 1 15:44; AAeInvk, N Y (roughing), 15:52; son, guard, to o lOdov contract. At Tampa, Artz. 4 p.m. — College basketball; Kentucky vs. 7. Syracuse (84)) vs. Wichita State at U.8. Mixed coach at the University of Maine for the past two (Ogrodnlck, Norwood), 14:14 (pp). 5, MocLeon, NJ (roughing), 15:X; Patrick, Miami, Flo., 114), vs. Penn State, 11-0,8:15 CHICAGO BULLS-Suspended Brad seasons, was promoted Friday to head coach, a post Toronto, Yoremchuk 3 (Thomas, NY(sloshlno),17:X; Ludwig, NJ (rough­ p.m. (NBC) Louisville, Channel 3 Kanoehe, Hawaii. Sellers, forword, for four days for ing), 17:X. 8. Indiana (61) beat Princeton 83-54. curt Philipp 211, Bob Skoelund 214- Smith), 15:13. Penalties— Lewis, Det Jm . 18 8 p.m. — Whalers vs. Canadiens. SportsChannel, disciplinary reasons. 573, Dove Fenn 551, Don Modore 211, left vacant by the departure of Eugene “ Buddy” (holding), 3:47; Smith, Tor (holdlna),5:16; 9. Illinois (61) did not ploy. MILWAUKEE BUCKS— Signed Chris Eost-WeN Shrim Cleatic 10. Georgetown (60) did not play. Kevin Brennan 226556, Regis Lonptln Teevens. Kllmo, Det (hlph-stlcklna), 7:03; Clark, At Sm rtmdma w’nc Enoler, center, to o 16dov contract. 209, VIn Urbon 202-591, Bob Cromwell Shots on goal— N.Y. Rongers 17,67— X. 11. North Carolina State (7-1)dld not ploy. Murphy’s appointment was announced at a news Tor, double minor (roupblnp), 12:42; New Jersey 161615— 46. East vs. West,4p.m. (MIzlou). 10:30 p.m. — Celtics vs. Clippers, Channel 61. WKHT HOCKEY 5 X , Fred KozIckI 247-226-653, Jim Poole Courtnoll, Tor (roupblnp), 12:42; Veltcb, Nottanal Hockey League conference by Dale W. Lick, the university president. Pow er-ploy Opportunities— H vtaBoad 10:30 p.m. — Bruins vs. Kings, Channel 38 12. N avy (41) did not ploy. 200, Fran Moseley 455, Doreen LoCho- Det, double minor (roughing), 12:42; N.Y. Ronoers3of4; New Jersey 2of 5. At Hanakde BUFFALO SABRES—Sent Foul pelle 192-487, Linda Burton 226186557, Murphy, the Black Bears’ offensive line coach and McRae, Del (roupblnp), 12:42; Johnson, Eostvs. West,4p.m. (N B C ) Midnight — College basketball: Old Dominion vs. 13. Kansas (61) did not play. Brydges, forward, to Rochester of the 14. Pittsburg (62) did not ploy. Alice Brown 456, Suzanne Feltmon offensive coordinator, worked with Teevens at Boston Tor, double mlnor-molor (chorglno, hntl- J a a m E a a d Nevada-Las Vegas, ESPN American Hockey League. 176502, Sue Hole 187-101-176546, M a rge oator, (Soolles— N.Y. Rangers, VonMesbroucfc At Yakahama, Japm 15. St. John's (74)) did not play. COLLEGE University and came to lAaine with him two years ago. (46 shots-42 tavct). Nm Jersey, M cLean 16. Temple (61) did not play. DeLlsle 473, Elite Wilson 191-510, Edith Bphtina), 14:06; Kocur, Det, mlnor-muior Wp.m.(ESPN) M AINE— Promoted Tim Murphy, assist­ Mason IN , Linda Skoolund106521, Dole Teevens, who compiled records of 65 and 7-4 at (orospclwcklno, floMIng), 14:06; SmHb, (63), Chevrier, 6:X, 1st (2618). _ J m .jT SUNDAY 17. DePaul (60) did not play. ant football coach, to head coach. Pecker 101, Jenny Fenn 469, Helen A-WMO. 18. Kentucky (61) did not play. Maine, was named ’Tuesday as head coach at Tor, nwlor (flgMtng), M:X; Snapali, 12; 30 p.m. — Chiefs vs. Jets, Channel 30 UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH— Moselsky 4X, Cathy Kenny 203, Kris Out, molor (flpMIno), U;X: Moaulru, Referee Ron Hogporth. Linesmen— Pol 19. O orola Tech (62) did not ploy. Named William Som ko head football AtMMMfoTSB. 4 McLaughlin 101-4N, Sharon Modore Dartmouth College, his alma mater. Ter, served by OamphuuuM, m lnur- Dopuzzo, Bab HodBet. North vs. South, 1 pin. (USA-Mlilou) p.m. — Rams vs. Redskins, Channel 3 X. Rorlda (61) did not play. coach. 177, Dlone Brennan 510, Ruth Urban 463. Landeta has NFL Capsules Chiefs in new territory the numbers Kansas City (10-6) at N.Y. Jets (10-6) in piayoffs against Jets 12:30 p.m. Sunday. NBC. Chiefs in playoffs for first time since ’71. New York %r and the whiff has lost lastfivegamesfollowingninestraightwins. . . By Barry Wllner Jets fourth appearance in six seasons, all wild card a The Associated Press contests except for strike season of ’82 . . . Chiefs lost only playoff game since merger in a thrilling 27-24 Bv Tom Canavan EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Associated Press overtime contest with Miami Dolphins. Jets were defeated by Buffalo, 31-27, in ’81 wild card game and This is all very new for the Kansas New England in last year’s first round matchup, 26-14. City Chiefs, who are used to EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Numbers. For an In ’82, Jets beat Cincinnati. 44-17, and Los Angeles spending the holidays packing to go N FL punter they are everything, and nothing, Raiders, 17-14, before losing to Miami. 14-0, in AFC home, not to New York for an N FL especially when one bad kick is included. Championship game . . . Chiefs hold 13-11 overall playoff game. Take Sean Landeta of the New York Giants. The All series edge with New York, including 13-6 AFL Here the Chiefs are, however, Pro recently spent 20 minutes putting his numbers inter-divisional playoff in ’69. Jets have won past two facing the New York Jets on Sunday together; 157 punts daily. 57,143 annually and more games with Kansas City. 17-16 and 28-7, both in ’84. . . in the AFC wild-card game. A than 450,000 punts since putting down his baseball glove Last week Kansas City won third straight game, three-game winning streak secured for a football seven years ago. beating Pittsburgh 24-19, while Jets crash landed in their first playoff berth since 1971 Cincinnati, losing to Bengals 52-21 . . . Kansas City and might have saved Coach John And then there is the whiff in windy Chicago last jumped out to 3-1 start before losing to the Los Angeles year. Mackovic’s job. Raiders and Cleveland Browns. Chiefs puiled together Mackovic passed any credit to his The gusts off Lake Michigan that changed the to capture 7 of final 10 contests and playoff berth . . . momemtum of the Giants-Bears NFC semifinal and players and assistant coaches, Chiefs defense and special teams responsible for 21 paiticularly defensive coordinator overshadowed what had been until then a good rookie points vs. Steelers. Unit has not allowed a 100-yard Walt Corey and kicking teams boss season for Landeta. rusher and just one 300-yard passer (Pittsburgh’s Frank Gansz. “ Up to this point, people are going to remember me Mark Malone with 351 yards) this season . . . QB Bill “ When we were 7-6, we just got for that rather than making All Pro or leading the Kenney completed 12 of 23 passes vs. Pittsburgh for 147 together and said we needed to conference or hatever,” the 2S-year-old Landeta said. yards and 1 interception as Kansas City managed only “The playoffs are what everybody watches or 8 first downs. Kenney is hampered with an injured approach each game one at a time remembers, not good punts in September.” passing hand and will not know whether he can play and, if we won all of them, we had a until the end of the week . . . For the season. Kenney chance,” Mackovic said. “ The LANDETA HAD A LOT of good punts this past was 161 of 308 for 1,922 yards, 13 TDs and 11 players never gave up, they worked - “’*^ii.. '■ September, and October. November and December. interceptions. If Kenney cannot play, Todd Blackledge hard every week and they believed. " * i r . # > - ^ . His average of 44.8 yards per kick was second in the will start. . . RB Mike Pruitt leads the rushing attack The coaches kept them believing.” N FL to Rohn Stark of Indianapolis and his 37.1 net with 448 yards on 139 carries . . . WR Stephone Paige The Chiefs certainly believe they AP photo average was third in the league to Stark and Reggie had 52 receptions for 829 yards and 11 TDs while can beat the Jets, who have lost Roby of Miami. partner Carlos Carson averaged 23.7 yards per catch their last five games to fall from Jay Schroeder (10) of the Redskins finds Los Angeies Rams in the NFC wild card (21 for 497) . . . S Deron Cherry (9) led a secondary who 10-1, the best record in the NFL, to a “ It’s funny,” Landeta said. “ You’re based on himself in trouble against the Giants in game Sunday at RFK Stadium in the totaled 31 interceptions. S Lloyd Bumiss has returned 3 wild card at 10-6. Kansas City had numbers and numbers are deceiving. The game a pick offs for TDs this year and one blocked field goal their game in early December. nation's capital. couple of weeks ago against Washington was a perfect the same record, built on a defense . . . PK Nick Lowrey hit on 19 of 26 FGs this season and which led the AFC in takeaways Schroeder and the Redskins host the example. I had to punt five of six times from the 46 ali 43 PATs attempted for an even 100 points . . . going in. I averaged 34 yards, but I had a great day with 49 (31 interceptions, 19 fum­ because most were inside the 20.” bles) and special teams which produced five touchdowns, blocked Landeta calls it the byproduct of long hours of work, L.A. Rams (10-6) at Washington (12-4) six punts and three field goals. fit X, Running games to the front an endless quest for perfection by a workaholic who “ The Jets have had a season that says he kicks more than any punter in the league. 4 p.m. Sunday, CBS. seems like it’s been in two parts,” His another’s house and his social life sometimes Fourth straight playoff appearance for Rams. First said Mackovic, who had a 20-28 bear the scars of that quest. for Washington since’84. . . Rams are 1-2 in first round mark entering this season. “ They “ When I first started kicking I used to practice my playoff competion. Los Angeles lost to Dallas 34-13 in in Rams-Redskins matchup were making all the big plays in the drops in the house.” he said. “ My mother always yelled ’80 and New York Giants in ’84,16-13, beat Dallas 24-17 first part, and they’ve struggled in because I would break things and put holes in the in ’83. Washington’s only time in a first round game during strike-shortened ’82 season, beating Detroit 31-7 the second part. But we know what Bv David GInsbure Redskins prove they can stop him. Dickerson up the middle. ceiling and break lamps.” . . . Washington leads overall series 14-5-1, but Los they are capable of.” The Associated Press The Jets can’t be sure what they Although Dickerson rambled for . And Gibbs has been near- THIS PAST SUMMER, Landeta was dating a woman Angeles has won two of three playoff meetings: Rams are capable of. For 11 games, they WASHINGTON - The Los An­ 1,821 yards this season, Washington obsessed with making sure his but couldn’t meet her until 10; 30 p.m. because he won N FL Championship game 15-14 over Washington had one of the league’s most geles Rams and Washington Reds­ has had success bottling up the All team doesn’t wait until late to get practiced 90 minutes every night, starting at 8 p.m. in Cieveland in ’45 before franchise moved to Los powerful offenses, averaging 27.5 kins beast two outstanding young Pro in the past. The last two times motivated. In the Redskins’ “ It’s just that I ’ve got to practice and that comes Angeles;, Rams hosted and won Divisional playoff quarterbacks in Jim Everett and the teams met, in 1983, Dickerson regular-season finale. Washington first,” said Landeta whose football career actually contest 19-10 in ’74; Washington routed Rams in teams’ points a game. That attack, spear­ AP photo Jay Schroeder. But the coaches of got 37 yards in a regular season needed 21 fourth-quarter points to began because he rejected another girlfriend’s advice. last meeting, a 51-7 in ’83 Divisional playoff game en headed by Ken O’Brien, the N F L ’s route to Super Bowl X V III. . . Last week. Rams lost to both teams say the outcome of matchup and 16 yards when the salvage a victory in Philadelphia. That was back in high school. He had just gotten back leading passer, and wide receivers Al Toon of the Jets races for the end zone for a Sunday’s NFC wild-card game Redskins registered a 51-7 playoff to Maryland from a baseball tournament in Texas and San Francisco 24-14 in NFC West showdown for A1 Toon and Wesley Walker, led likely will depend on running backs rout. “ We’ve got to be consistent from ran into his school’s football coach. His girlfriend. division championship; Washington rallied for a 21-14 New York on a nine-game winning touchdown in an early-season game. This has become an George Rogers and Eric Dickerson. start to finish,” Gibbs said. “ Any­ Joanne, was with him. win over Phiiadelphia . . . Three times this' season streak built on big plays. unfamiiiar sight the iast five weeks for the Jets, ail losing The Rams, meanwhile, must thing less than an emotional, “ He told me he had heard from a guy that I could kick Rams had 3 game winning streaks; Washington season But in the last five weeks. O’Brien efforts. Toon and the Jets will hope to change their intense effort will not be good well,” the former soccer player said. “ I said ‘Yeah, but highlighted by two five game winning streaks . . . Los The Redskins, who bring a 12-4 control Rogers, who gained 1,203 has fallen apart as the offense has fortunes Sunday as they host the Kansas City Chiefs in N FL record into the 4 p.m. EST yards this season despite sharing enough.” I just do it for fun.’ ” Angeles 3-3 since Jim Everett became starting QB, but stalled and the defense has been The coach asked whether he wanted to do it for real, lost a couple of close games; New England 30-28 win the AFC wild card game at Giants’ Stadium. contest, have won 30 straight time with Kelvin Bryant. If Rogers Washington is 36-3 when it scores wracked by injuries. The Jets games when a rusher has exceeded and Landeta turned to Joanne for advice. came on last secopd TD from Patriots QB Tony Eason is stymied, that would make it that first; 12-16 when the opponent gets scored only 61 points, O’Brien 100 yards, including nine in which “ She said ‘No,’ kind of sternly,” he recalled. “ I to Irving Fryar: Week 15 loss to Miami 37-31 in OT after much tougher for Schroeder to the initial score of the game. threw 12 interceptions and oniy two The return of end Mark Gastineau mere 171 against Pittsburgh. Rogers has reached that plateau. looked at her and then at him and said ‘Sure, I ’ll be Everett rallied club from 31-21 fourth quarter deficit throw the ball. touchdowns. He couldn’t get the might help a unit which has not "The defense has been much Washington’s biggest advantage there tomorrow.’ We were no longer boyfriend and . . . Washsinton had lost to Giants and Denver before ball to Toon and Walker with any applied much pressure on opposing more consistent. but the offense has The Rams are 10-6 this season but is playing at home, where it girlfriend. After my first year, for whatever reason, I beating Eagles. New York dominated Redskins in “ It’s a lot easier for Jay to go with consistency and seemed confused passers and has been so vulnerable sputtered at times,” Mackovic 9-2 in Dickerson’s 11 100-yard the play-action pass when we’re finished 7-1 this year and is 7-1 in realized it was something I could do well.” Washington to take NFC East division championship, by zone defenses. to the pass that it is ranked dead said. “ It’s not like a big breakdown games running well,” Gibbs said. “ If the playoff games. Since 1972, the while missed extra point by injured Max Zendejas Now. O’Brien has been benched iast in the league. Kansas City has in one area, although our running running game isn’t going good, the Redskins are 90-28 at RFK IN THE SUCCEEDING YEARS, Landeta lettered proved losing margin against Broncos, 31-30. . .Rams’ for Pat Ryan. the worst offensive ranking in the game has not produced as we would “ He's the best running back in the pressure goes to the quarterback. Stadium. three years at Towson State, leading Division II Everett completed 73 of 147 passes for 1,018.8 TDs and 8 interceptions in brief tenure . . . RB Eric Dickerson led “ I have all the confidence in the like.” N F L,’ ’ Washington Coach Joe Then the Rams will be looking for punters with an average of 43.3 yards per kick in 1980 NFL. the N FL in rushing for the third time in four seasons world in Pat,” O’Brien said. His passing game will be in the Gibbs said of Dickerson. the pass, and the interception rate Los Angeles has lost two straight and finishing in the top five the following two years. “ We know we have to make some with 1,821 yards on 404 carries, 11 TDs . . . WR Henry ’T m sure that what Joe is looking hands of Todd Blackledge, replac­ goes up.” and four of its last seven games, but Drafted by the Stars of the USFL, Landeta spent big plays,” cornerback Russell “ He’ll turn any play into a big Robinson isn’t concerned. “ It’s just three seasons in the now-domant league. He signed Ellerd was Los Angeles’ leading receiver with 34 to do,” tight end Rocky Klever said Carter said. “ We’ve got to get some ing Bill Kenney at quarterback. play,” said Redskins safety Alvin Schroeder has thrown 11 inter­ as deadly to waltz into the with the Giants as a free agent in 1985, averaging 42.9 catches for 447 yards. 4 TDs. WR Kevin House has of Coach Joe Walton’s decision, “ is pressure, make some big plays the Kenney hurt two fingers on his right Walton. ceptions in the last three games as playoffs,” he said. yards per punt, despite playing 44 games between the averaged 25.4 yards a catch since coming over from for Pat to give us a lift. He’s not way Kansas City does. We can’t hand last Sunday. Washington was forced to rally two leagues. Tampa Bay. . .CBJerryGray led the secondary with 8 trying for any kind of power play. expect the offense to carry us. We Despite the offensive woes, The game matches two squads Rams Coach John Robinson says from behind. “ I ’m my own worst critic.” Landeta said. “ If I think I interceptions . . . Washington offense run by 2nd year He says Kenny is our quarterback have to get back to how we piayed Mackovic, his staff and players who are no strangers to playoff his team has become more bal­ punted well I ’m happy. If I don’t think 1 punted well I’m QB Jay Schroeder, who is 16-5 since taking over from for the future and I ’m sure he early in the year.” aren’t complaining. Robinson and Gibbs have told pressure. Washington has partici­ Joe Theismann. Schroeder has completed 276 of 541 anced since Everett took over at unhappy, regardless of everything else. I ’m never means it. He just wants us to win The Chiefs’ defense wasn’t much “ We didn’t even get a chance to their players that a fast start is pated in postseason play in four of passes for 4,109 yards, 22 TDs and 22 interceptions . . . quarterback late in the season. But happy, though. Guys that know me, know that.” this game.” last week, either. Nor was the sit back and look a| what we did and the coach said he intends to “ go imperative. If the Rams flounder at the last five seasons and the Rams RB George Rogers rushed for 1,203 yards and scored 18 Landeta wouldn’t mind doing well in the playoffs. To do so. the Jets will need a offense. Kansas City got all 24 enjoy it,” he said. “ We had to get back to the basics” this week, the outset, they will have to stray and San Francisco are the only TDs . . . Redskins had pair of 1,000-yard receivers in “ I just have to try to do something good in this playoff stingier defense after allowing 183 points from special teams and right back to work. But that’s work meaning Los Angeies will likely from the ball-control offense of teams in the N FL to make the series and people might not remember the other thing Gary Clark (74 catches for 1,265 yards. 7 TDs) and Art points in the five straight losses. allowed 515 yards while gaining a we are happy to have.” give the ball to Dickerson until the Dickerson left, Dickerson right. playoffs in the last four seasons. too much,” he said. Monk (73 for 1,068, 4 TDs) . . . UConn, Hartford matchup Whalers, Montreal in deadlock highlight to Mutual Classic NHL Roundup

Bv Len Auster there are special sentiments about Sports Editor season after suffering two shoulder Bv The Associated Press the first meeting.” He’s not sure, separations in the pre-season. though, if his players will agree Pikiell played 12 minutes and had H A R T F O R D — The first meeting H A R TF O R D — Hartford Whalers center Doug with his view. "Young players two points and one assist, all k\ between the University of Connecti­ Jarvis set an N H L record by playing in his 915th today are funny. They don’t read critical in the closing minute of the consecutive game, but Kjell Dahlin scored on a power cut and the University of Hartford into that. They just go out and game. on the hardwood may not be when a play with 1:26 left Friday night to give the Montreal play,” he cited. This is the 13th year Connecticut iot of people would like it, as part of Canadiens a 1-1 tie. It will be UConn’s height in its has hosted a holiday tournament. the ninth annual Connecticut Mut­ Jarvis, 31, took the opening faceoff to break the old front line of 6-10 sophomore Cliff The school hosted its own tourna­ ual Classic at the Hartford Civic record of 914 straight games set by Garry Unger with Robinson, 6-10 Jeff King and 6-9 ment for three years before Con­ * i Center, but the matchup guaran­ the Atlanta Flames, a streak that ended in the 1979-80 senior captain Gerry Besselink necticut Mutual began working in tees a fine crowd opening night. season. against the athleticism of the conjunction with the school in 1978. The Huskies and Hawks are the Dahlin’s goal, set up by a pass from Mike McPhee, Hawks, who don’t start anyone over UConn has won seven of the feature game Monday at 9 p.m, allowed the second-place Canadiens to keep pace with 6- 6. "Th e ir height, combined with previous 12 tournaments, the last in with Texas A*M and Lehigh the Whalers, who lead the Adams Division by two their shape they’re in concerns me 1983. The Huskies have been meeting in the 7 p.m, opener. points with four games in hand. Stewart Gavin was in the most.” Phelan.spoke of the runners-up four times, including ’85 UConn, 4-4, is the established the penalty box for holding when the goal was scored. Huskies, who were put through a when they lost to the Calhoun- Division I program in the state. The goal, Dahlin’s fifth, also stopped Hartford goalie gruelling pre-season by first-year coached Northeastern contingent, Hartford. 5-2 and riding a five- Mike Liut’s bid for his second straight shutout. Liut, coach Jim Calhoun to ward off the and were third once. game winning streak, is in its third who leads the league with three shutouts, had not been ills of not having a bench to speak Calhoun believes doing well in a year of Division I bail. "We’re a scored on in 151 minutes, 33 seconds. of. tournament is important. “ We have young program,” said Hartford Dean Evason scored late in the second period for the the opportunity for the 24-, 48-hour coach Jack Pheian, "and we’re "Our athletic ability, our quick­ Whalers, who are unbeaten in their last six games. period to be the best. I ’ve always happy to get the opportunity to play ness, our speed, our ability to Only the Philadelphia Flyers have a higher winning felt tournaments can help a team,” UConn. We’re thankful to UConn defend people; those are the most percentage. he said. " It ’s important for us to for this opportunity. Where or when important things at the University Brian Hayward played a strong game in goal for the of Hartford. Those are the keys, come and play good, solid Canadiens, stopping 25 shots. is not really that important.” basketball.” f probably in that order,” Phelan “ We did everything we planned to do. but win the UConn, coming off a 10-day layoff said. Texas A 4 M comes in with a 5-2 game,” said Whaler coach Jack Evans, “ but it was a due to exams, played last Tuesday record. The Aggies were in the 1982 big point. We played well enough to win, but our power UConn’s win over Fairfield was and looked rusty in a 54-51 victory field when they took runner-up play did nothing.” he added. far from artistic. The Huskies shot Htratd photo by Tuckor over Fairfield at the Field House in honors, bowing to UConn in the Evans said this was Jarvis’ night. " I don’t have a poor 17-for-46 from the field. 36.9 Storrs. Hartford will not have championship game, 69-63. A4M much to say,” the Whaler coach continued. “ Both percent. That, however, was nearly Doug Jarvis of the Whalers holds up the played in 16 days since whipping has three starters back from last goaltenders played well.” matched by the Stags’ 37.3 percent South Florida, 73-52, when it meets year’s 20-12 club that shared the plaque that represents the 915 consecu­ Although Montreal Outplayed Hartford through most (19-for-51). The Huskies shot just the Huskies on the Civic Center Southwest Conference champion­ tive regular-season games he’s played in of the second period, Liut made several difficult saves above their free throw average for Hanid photo by Tuckor court. " It ’s a little too long of a ship and eraned an N IT bid. Lehigh to hold off the Canadiens. The Whalers went ahead with the season, hitting l6-of-26 oppor­ the National Hockey League, setting a layoff,” Phelan said, "but we have comes in at 4-2. The Engineers were 1:57 remaining in the period when Evason scored his tunities (61.5 percent) against new ‘Iron Man’ record. Jarvis received Hartford’s Doug Jarvis (27) battles Adams Division rivals. Hartford and to strap up the laces and go out and an 1985 NCAA club when they eighth goal of the season on a slapshot after taking a Fairfield. Robinson, who was 47- Montreal skated to a 1-1 tie. They’ll do It play,” he added. played Georgetown at the Civic the presentation before Friday night’s drop pass from Gavin. Montreal’s Bobby Smith (15) for the for-107 (43.9 percent coming in) hit Center. They’re led by guard Mike game with Montreal at the Civic Center. The Adams Division rivals will play again tonight in puck during first-period action Friday all over again tonight at the Forum In Phelan said he does see the first 7- of-lO against the Stags and Polaha. Montreal Montreal. UConn-Hartford game as some­ finished with a game-high 23 points. night at the Civic Center between the thing special. " I ’m from Connecti­ The consolation and champion­ He was the only Husky in double ship games will be played Tuesday Capitals 2, Islanders 1 cut and always have had a place in figures. games, and snapped a three-game Buffalo home night at 7 and 9 p.m., respectively, At Landover, Md., Washington goalie Bob Mason Rangers 7, Devils 4 winning streak. m y heart for UConn basketball,” ’The Huskies did get a boost from Jarvis sets at the Civic Center. Tickets ($8 and turned aside a penalty shot by Brent Sutter at 6; 22 of At East Rutherford, N.J., Kelly Kisio had the first The Penguins went ahead 1-0 on a power-play goal at said the 32-year-old Hawk coach, a freshman guard Steve Pikiell, $6) for both nights will be available the third period, preserving a 2-1 N H L victory for the three-goal game of his N H L career, with all three 4; 31 of the first period when Craig Simpson banged a native of Hartford, "and obviously making his first appearance of the at the Civic Center box office. Capitals over the New York Islanders Friday night. coming in the first period Friday night to lead the New 10-foot rebound shot past Buffalo goalie Jacques N H L record Sutter was awarded the shot after being pulled down York Rangers to a 7-4 victory over the New Jersey Cloutier. from behind by Mike Gartner on a short-handed Devils. breakaway attempt. Mason went down low to block Kisio opened a four-goal Ranger outburst just 38 North Stars 4, Jets 2 Pistons best Golden State Bv Chris Dahl Sutter's penalty attempt off his pads as he backed up seconds into the game, taking a pass from Don The Associated Press near the crease. Maloney and firing a 40-footer over New Jersey At Bloomington, Minn., Neal Broten, Craig Harts- Washington, which had lost four of its five previous goaltender K irk McLean. burg and Dino Ciccarelli had a goal and an assist each Bv The Associated Press Friday night. points in a 9-1 run that rebuilt H A R T F O R D - Center Doug Jarvis of the Hartford games, took a 2-0 lead on a rare power-play goal by Kisio scored on a power play at 4; 46 with a 20-footer to lead Minnesota to a 4-2 N H L victory Friday night The Nets trailed 94-80 entering Whalers played his 915th consecutive eame Fridav Dave Christian at 4; 14 of the second period. It was only through a screen. The Rangers’ Tomas Sandstrom over the Winnipeg Jets that put the North Stars in first PONTIAC. Mich. — Adrian Dan- Cleveland’s advantage to 105-94 the fourth quarter, but outscored night, setting a new N H L record. ^ the 20th extra-man goal for the Caps this season, the scored on a breakaway at 6:21, at which point the place in the Norris Division. tley scored 26 points Friday night with 4:50 left. Mark Price, who Cleveland 13-2 to pull within three Jarvis, 31, who has made a 12-year career of playing worst mark in the N H L, and the seventh in their last 44 Devils switched to goaltender Alain Chevrier. Hartsburg put the North Stars ahead 2-1 at 4; 04 of the and three teammates added 20 each scored 18 points, had seven down points with less than seven minutes tight defense and shadowing the league’s too tries. Kisio completed the first-period scoring with his 10th final period, scoring his eighth goal of the season with as the Detroit Pistons defeated the the stretch as Cleveland held at remaining. Mike Gminski. who led goal-scorers, tw k the opening faceoff against the Bryan Trottier scored on a New York power play at goal of the season, a 10-foot rebound on a power play at assists from Broten and Ciccarelli. Ciccarelli gave the Golden State Warriors 121-106 in an least a nine-point advantage the New Jersey with 24 points, scored rest of the way. Montreal Canadians to surpass G arry Unger, who set 7; 36 of the second period, the only one of 30 shots by the 9:36. puck to Hartsburg at the point, who directed a pass to NBA game. five points during the surge. Broten on the left side. Broten returned the puck to Dantley, who scored only 13 Tony Brown led New Jersey with f®'' ‘ he Atlanta Flames in Islanders that Mason failed to stop. It came off a Penguins 3, Sabres 3 But Harper, John Williams and 1979-80. rebound following a shot by Mike Bossy. Hartsburg who scored from the slot, beating Jets points in a loss at Indiana ’Tuesday Brad Daugherty each scored three McKenna At Buffalo, N. Y ., Mike Andreychuk shot the puck into goalie Eldon Reddick. night, was supported by 20 points added 15. " It ’s just been the last two weeks that I ’ve become The Caps, who are last in the Patrick Division and had lost to the Islanders in two previous meetings, took an open net with 1:50 left in regulation to lift the Buffalo Dirk Graham added his 16th goal of the season after each from Joe Dumars, Sidney conscious of what I was approaching. I guess it is quite a 1-0 lead on a rebound goal by Lou Franceschetti at Sabres to a 3-3 tie with the Pittsburgh Penguins in the taking a pass from Hartsburg at 6:40 to put Minnesota Green and Isiah Thomas. Green a feat,” Jarvis said prior to taking the ice. " I ’d like to N H L on Friday night. ahead 3-1. added 18 rebounds and Thomas had keep going, one game at a time.” 6:41 of the first period. The Isianders, runner-up to the Philadelphia Fiyers Andreychuk scored from just outside the crease Ciccarelli and the Jets’ Jim Kyte exchanged goals in 15 assists. Indiana and Alford Of the four major league’s in North America, only after Pittsburgh goalie Gilles Meloche blocked a Norm the final two minutes. in the Patrick Division, lost for only the second time in Joe Barry Carroll and E ric Floyd Lou Gherig’s 2,130 straight games in baseball is longer La combe shot and the puck squirted loose. than Jarvis’ NHL record. their last seven games. The North Stars lead both Toronto and Detroit by a had 18 points apiece for the The tie left Pittsburgh winless on the road in seven point. Warriors. “ To say that Doug Jarvis is a consistent player would Wings 4, Maple Leafs 2 gun down Princeton be an understatement,” said former teammate Mike ’The Pistons took firm control of At Detroit, Shawn B urr and Steve Yzerman scored 17 Gartner of the Washington Capitals. “ 1 can’t ever the game in the third period. seconds apart in the first period Friday night as the Dantley’s jum per and two free remember Doug having a bad practice much less a bad INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Guard spurt that put the game out of reach game.” Detroit Red Wings earned a 4-2 NHL victory over the Caps may take Carpenter back throws gave them an 84-70 lead at Steve Alford hit eight of 11 three- early in the final period. Toronto Maple Leafs. the 4:13 mark and Golden State got point shots and finished with 26 Daryl Thomas, a senior forward, It was with the Canadiens that Jarvis began his The triumph left the Red Wings tied with Toronto for no closer than 10 points the rest of points Friday night as eighth- added 17 points and sophomore career in 1975-76. Centering the checking line, he first piace in the Norris Division with 32 points pending LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Bobby Carpenter come back and work out. Terry M urray (assistant the way; ranked Indiana beat Princeton forward Rick Calloway finished helped the Habs to four consecutive Stanley Cups in the the outcome of a later game between Minnesota and skated under the supervision of an assistant coach) will be in charge of each day’s workout. We Detroit’s biggest lead with 4:02 83-54 in the first round of the with 13 as the Hoosiers improved late 1970s before being traded to the Washington Winnipeg. Washington coach Friday, and General Manager want him to be ready to play when and if needed.” left in the game when Dantley’s Hoosier Classic college basketball their record to 8-1. Capitals in 1982. He missed four playoff games with the A North Star victory would vault them into first piace David Poile conceded he may yet return to play Asked if the possibility existed that Carpenter layup put the Pistons ahead 112-93. tournament. Canadiens in 1979 due to a knee injury. and a tie would create a three-way deadlock atop the for the Capitals. Princeton, which fell to 4-4, was could rejoin the team, Poile said, "Th a t Fresno State played Illinois State He was traded to the Whalers a year ago and helped standings, marking the first time since Nov. 1, 1978, Poile has been trying to trade Carpenter since Cavaltore 121, Nets 112 led by center Alan Williams’ 20 possibility certainly looms. The option has always in the second game. The winner them to their first playoff appearance in six years The that Detroit was in first place. he last played for the Capitals on Nov. 22. but has points. No other Tiger had more been open, but our intent is to trade him .” At Richfield, Ohio, rookie Ron meets the Hoosiers in Saturday than nine points. Whalers are in first place in the Adams Division this B u rr’s 12th goal at 2; 50 of the first period deflected been unable to make a deal with another N H L Harper scored 25 points and John season. night’s championship game at The Tigers took their only lead. off the stick of Toronto’s Al lafrate. Yzerman’s 12th club. Carpenter scored 53 goals two seasons ago, the Bagley added 21 as the Cleveland Market Square Arena. goal at 3; 07 gave the Red Wings a 2-0 iead and chased 3-2, on a three-point basket by Dave "H e’s done so much, and look at the teams he’s been “ I called Bobby a couple of days ago,” Poile most ever by an American-born player. But his Cavaliers held off two New Jersey Alford, a 6-foot-2 senior, had four Toronto goalie Ken Wregget. Alan Bester, who did not Orlandini. Alford countered with on, said former teammate Rod Langway. “ He went said. " I gave him permission to go home to production dipped to 27 goals last season and he rallies in the second half to defeat three-pointers in each half, includ­ start because of the flu but had shut out Detroit twice his first three-pointer, and the from a champion to a team that was close to folding and Massachusetts for Christmas, but I asked him to had only five in 22 games this year. the Nets 121-112 in an NBA game ing three straight during a 15-4 this season, took over. Hoosiers never trailed again. It became a contender. Now Hartford is a contender ” M onday Bi iHaurhratrr Hrralii UConn, Hartford matchup attractive kil SPORTS — story on page 54 By Heral BO LTC Injured h this mon with his f .wife at til Road. S t! 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