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By Andrew J. Davis over the rate orders. The appeal AAanchester Herald will be filed before Dec. 10. he said. The rate orders controversy Manchester Memorial Hospital comes less than a month after the wili get a temporary reprieve from commission mandated the hospital a state order to r^ u ce inpatient cut its compliance orders by 8 rates by as much as 45 percent, a percent. Compliance orders, on hospital spokesman said. which rate orders are based, adjust Andrew A. Beck, director of projected budget numbers to actual pubiic relations for MMH, said that numbers after ttie end of each fiscal hospitai officials met with year. The hospital has filed an members of the state Commission appeal over the compliance orders on Hospitals and Health Care on as well. Friday in an effort to delay the rate decrease. The agreement reached While hospital officials are re­ between the hospital and the lieved that they will not have to commission calls for the hospital to reduce their rates by more than 44 reduce its inpatient charges, which percent, this may be just the are issued in yearly rate orders, by beginning of a long battle with the ^ S percent until a f|nal rate order can commission. Beck said. Interim be computed. Beck said. hospital President George J. Roy The rate orders are set by the and Richard Werkowski, MMH commiaiuion each year to deter­ controller, met with the mine hoinitala’ charges to patients commission. s for va irvices during the " It ’s comfortable,” Beck said of followli The rate orders, the 5 percent reduction. “ But we which w( nally scheduled to still want to work with them.” be relei in October, were ^ delayed becai ■e of difficulties in Beck said he was unsure how the resolving ler llation aimed at re­ commission could issue rate orders ducing health bare cost increases. that mandated that the hospital According to figures released by make such deep cuts. Rate orders the commission, the average pa­ are tabulated by the commission tient was charged $3,711.52 during from figures provided by the the hospital fiscal' year that ended hospital. ^ p t. 30. The commission, which Sue E. Stanley, director of originally requested a $1,852.21 cut operations for thecommission, said In M Iffl’s rates, will now allow the Friday that since the commission hospital rates to be cut $185.57 until Reginald Plnto/Mandwtlar Herald was under pressure to come out a final agreement is reached. with the rate orders by Dec. l,ithad ACCIDENT SCENE — Chalk marks Indicate the point of impact in a It will be six toeight weeks before to base the rate orders on incom­ Friday night accident on North Main Street in which a 79-year-old such an agreem ent may be plete infonnation. She said the reached. Beck said. The hospital, MMH and other affected hospitals Manchester man was struck while crossing the street, in the background though, still must still file an provided the coihmission with is the 1983 Chevrolet Camaro involved in the accident. Story on page 3. official appeal with the commission incomplete information. They couldn’t hire enough help

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15 PS, 15 ■ M , d tNAfU by Bnio* ■•■Ml* Ban on water use in Putnam nearly over ’80s activism PUTNAM (AP) — Residents using After the fire Wednesday consumed a municipal water for washing and Nearly 200 people were left unem­ federal Superfund money would be used complex housing five small industrial ployed by the fire and many businesses to clean up any hazardous materials bathing Friday after health officials companies, the majority of Putnam Some college students welcome CIA said preliminary tests showed water were forced to close because of the remaining in the gutted huildings. He residents were forced to use bottled water contamination. About $4 million had no estimate of cleanup costs. contaminated as a result of efforts to put water that was distributed for free by out a fire in a factory complex was free in damage was done to the buildings. W ATERVILLE, Maine (AP) — Students at a tiny some stores and by the town govern­ The mayor said the state of emer­ Meanwhile, investigators continued liberal arts school are battling for the chance to / of bacteria. ment. A minority of residents wasn’t to look for the cause of the fire, which Officials said the people in the 2,500 gency would make the community interview with CIA recruiters on campus, something affected because they have private eligible to apply for state funds to ease started shortly before 9a.m. Wednesday faculty members and college students across the homes and ISO businesses that are wells. and raged out of control lor about 10 hooked into the municipal water system the losses. Any aid would come from a $5 country are trying to ban. The lack of water also forced million local disaster aid fund and would hours. Firefighters remained on the The debate at the 1,700-student Colby College has could drink the water after boiling it for businesses and schools to close in the scene, dousing hot spots with water, on five minutes to eliminate any organic have to be approved by the state Office been called a reversal of 1960s activism, with liberal northeastern Connecticut town of about of Policy and Management. Friday. professors reliving their days as anti-war activists and chemicals that might be in it. 8,800 near the Rhode Island and “ Whatever we can do for Putnam, No one was killed but officials said conservative students taking the establishment role. Winston Heimer, a spokesman for the Massachusetts borders. certainly we shall do,” Gov. William A. seven people received minor injuries And since it erupted, the issue has elicited comment state Department of Health Services, Mayor Samuel Roberts, who has O’Neill said. and nearly 40 more sought treatment for from many of the state’s newspapers, drawn national said further tests on the water were declared a state of emergency in the Steve Hitchcock, director of the state symptoms resulting from inhaling the attention and polarized the campus. scheduled and residents may get wake of the fire, said the total loss to the Department of Environmental Protec­ noxious smoke emitted by burning At issue is a faculty motion passed Nov. 11 by a 5-2 permission to drink it by Saturday. town could reach $50 million. tions hazardous materials unit, said chemicals in the buildings. margin tp ban CIA recruitment on campus “ as a result K of its illegal incursions into Nicaragua, its role in illegal H arms sales, its illegal investigations into the lives of private citizens... until it obeys the U.S. Constitution.” Car hits man crossing street “Almost finished, just have to saw To become effective, it needs the approval of college this last floorboard...." . President William R. Cotter and the board of trustees, who will consider it at their April meeting. But the By Andrew Davis outcry to the faculty’s position was immediate and Manchester Herald vocal. Connecticut Weather “ It’s very pedantic of the professors to try and decide A 79-year-old Manchester man for us, to become our conscience as it were,” said John was listed in critical condition at Whltacre, a senior government major and chairman of Manchester Memorial Hospital . Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: the Colby Republicans. Friday night after he was struck by Saturday, windy and cold. Variable cloudiness with a ” It’s a very dangerous precedent,” added Whitacre, II a car and thrown about 25 feet at the , 30 percent chance of snow showers. High 30 to 35. Wind who was one of about a dozen students who interviewed intersection of Main and North northwest 20 to 25 mph. Saturday night, clearing. Low with CIA recruiters on campus Oct. 21. “ There’s no Main streets, police said. , 20 to 25. Sunday, mostly sunny. High in the 30s. telling where it would go after this.” George Bingham, of 44 North St., West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, windy and was hit shortly after7p.m.bya 1983 cold. Variable cloudiness with a 30 percent chance of The studepts say they also believe the motion denies Chevrolet Camaro driven east on snow showers. High in the 30s. Wind northwest 20 to 30 them the right to free speech and freedom of choice, mph. Saturday night, clear, diminishing wind. Low 25 which they note that many of the professors at Colby ■ X. North Main Street by Tina M. to 30. Sunday, mostly sunny. High 35 to 40. fought for while college students in the 1960s and early Parlato. 19, of 60 Henry St., police ’ Northwest Hills: Saturday, windy and cold. Mostly 1970s. Sgt. John Marvin said. cloudy with a 50 percent chance of snow showers. High “ I think it’s everybody’s right to come here and open Pariato was shaken but not around SQL Wind northwest 20 to 30 mph. Saturday opportunities to other people,” said Norman Hugo, a injured. Marvin said. night, clearing with diminishing wind. Low around 20. senior English major who also interviewed for a job The accident is still under investi­ Sunday, partly sunny. High in the 30s. with the Central Intelligence Agency. “ It’s our choice gation and no charges have been as Americans to take them up on it or not, especially at filed against Parlato. Marvin said. a school like this.” I I A Manchester Memorial Hospital Lottery Winners But the professors who passed the motion insist they spokesman said last night said that Rpglnald PInlo/ManohMtar Harald are not limiting the CIA’s right to speak on the campus. Bingham had fractures to the lower In fact, they say they support a CIA representative’s The front windshield of this Chevrolet Camaro is part of his body as well as multiple planned appearance on campus for an informational shattered after its impact with a man who apparently Connecticut daily Friday: 182. Play Four: 5241. talk Wednesday night. facial injuries and would be admit­ Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: 19, 23, 24, 28, 29, 40. ted to the critical care unit. walked into the vehicle on North Main Street Friday night. “ It’s not a matter of freedom of information or ’The Eighth District Fire Depart­ speech,” said Ira Sadhoff, an associate professor of within the 25 mile an hour speed Sandy Moan and Joyce Forget, both English and sponsor of the faculty motion. “ But Colby ment. town paramedics and police limit when Bingham walked into of Glastonbury. Moan said the man College isn’t required to allow anyone and everyone to responded to the scene. Marvin said the street in front of her vehicle. hit the automobile’s windshield and Index sell their wares on campus. I don’t think we’d have any that the impact threw Bingham about 25 feet. The impact knocked ‘"There’s no indication of exces­ flipped over the roof. problem not allowing the IRA (Irish Republican sive spe^d,” Marvin said. Army) or government of South Africa to recruit.” Bingham’s shoes off, Marvin said!" “ He was thrown over the roof of ' Abby. . 20 Local Marvin is heading the Business. COLBY SENIOR JOHN WHITACRE the car,” she said. “ He was thrown . 12-13 Obituaries— Not all faculty members agree, calling the motion Marvin said that police deter­ investigation. Churches___ far. We ran to see if he was . 16-18 Opinion______14-15 repressive, paternalistic and out-of-bounds. . . . interviews with the CIA mined that Parlato was traveling Classified___ .42-47 Spprts______48-58 The accident was witnessed by breathing.” Comics,_____ .38-30 U.S./World. ____10-11 Connecticut__ Weekend Plus Magazine Entertainment. ______Pullout 21-36 Kid at the wheel New York suspends decoy cops NEW YORK (AP) - The police charged with maintaining order in a decoy to a bystander and saying, division responsible for patrolling subway stations and on the city “ You see that gold chain over Manrhpatpr Hrralii Cops nab 5-year-old in station wagon the city’s subways is reeling from trains and buses. While it is under there? Why don’t you grab It?” allegations that some officers col­ the jurisdiction of Police Commis­ Civil libertarians had warned USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 57 lared innocent bystanders or en­ sioner Benjamin Ward, it is resist­ RYE, N.y. (AP) — It seems that over the dashboard, had the auto­ The unidentified grandfather, that the unit was courting charges couraged crimes in order to boost ing pressure to merge with the city Penny M. Sleffert, Publlshsr 5-year-old Rocco Morabito was just matic seat pulled all the way up and who had heard the incident over a of entrapment. their arrest totals. Police Department. following family tradition when h.e the steering wheel down, he said. police scanner, “ gave him a stem “ The officers are supposed to sit Qeorge T. Chtppell Sheldon Cohen The second blow in two weeks to ’The reports of misdealings by the Composing Manager took his baby sister for a l>A-mile ^ However, as the 3-foot-tall driver talking to,” Vogel said. back and let it happen. They are not EdH or the Transity Authority Police De­ decoy unit came as a shock. ' OsniM A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard ride in the family station wagon started to get out on the passenger’s “ We advised him that perhaps he supposed to iniUate a crime,” said partment came Wednesday, when The squad has been the subject of Advertising Olredor Praasroom Manager during Friday morning’s rush hour. side, Vogel realized the transmis­ shouldn’t be too hard on such a Murray Singer, a Legal Aid lawyer Msrk F. AbrsHls Jeanne 3 . Fromarth authorities revealed they had sus­ numerous reports in the media Rocco’s grandfather and great- sion wasn’t in park and he reached small youth. We were lucky, for a 23-year-old man whose case is Business Maneger Circulation Msiwgar pended an elite decoy unit, made up since it was established in 1985. uncle were both driving when they in to stop the rolling car. Rocco and though. Nothing happened. It’s one of those being investigated by of officers who ride the rails in O’Leary said owing to cooperation Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the were 6 or 7, a family member said. his 2-year-old sister, Brandy, began amazing that they didn’t get hurt.” Morgenthau. Manchaatar Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester, Police Officer Robert Vogel said plainclothes, waiting for attacks on with prosecutors, the decoy squad 5 crying and calling for their mother, As police put it together, Rocco According to Singer, his client, Conn. 06040. SaooiM daaa poetaga paid at Manchaatar. Conn. he was having coffee at a deli on a Vogel said. themselves or others. has become “ the most formidable Postm aslsr Send addrssa changea to the Manchaatar Harald, got the keys from his mother’s Last week, it was disclosed that adversary in the country” for who has no criminal record, was P.O. Box 661, Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. busy four-lane road when bus “ I calmed them down and told pocketbook, which was atop the four other plainclothes transit approached in a station by a man If you don't rsoalvo your Herald by 6 p.m. weakdaya or 7:30 driver David Cassera ran in shortly them their mommy would have to criminals, with a 90 percent convic­ family’s refrigerator, then opened A P p h o to officers were suspected of making who pointed to another man wear­ a m. Saturdays, please talaphona your carrier. If you're unable after 7 a.m. to announce there was a come down,” Vogel said. “ The kid tion rate. Most defendants Just to reach your carrier, call subacrlbar aarvloa at 647-6640 by 6 a locked garage door and backed false arrests in 1983 and 1984. ing a long gold chain. child driving a car. said, ’Mommy doesn’t have a way plead guilty, he said. p.m. sraakdays lo r daUwsry In Manchaatar. the station wagon down a narrow Investigators are examining 'hn “ That guy looks like a vie (a Suggsatsd carrier rataa are 91.60 sraaMy, $7.70 for one Vogel spotted the tan car “ weav­ to get here. I’ve got the only car.’ S/fo tree It is alleged that in about 20 cases 80-foot driveway bounded by a alleged coverup by transit brass. decoy officers either swore to victim ),’’ the man allegedly told month, I33.t0 10€ Ihreai months. 146.20 for six months and ing ever so slightly” at about 20 ’Then he says, ‘I can drive. I’ll go get house and a fence. $62.40 for one year. Senior citizen rataa and mall rataa are mph and flipped on his lights and her.” ’ Roger and Chuck Putman use a rope to “ I have sandbags in front of my crimes that were not committed or the client. available on request Brandy followed Rocco and was door. We’ve literally been be­ siren. Rocco, clad in pajamas and . haul a Christmas tree to the top of their actually prompted crimes. The man with the gold chain To place a eteasifled or display advertisem ent or to report a only Uken for the ride after an sieged,” said Al O’Leary, a spokes­ Such “ aggressive enticement,” nevus Item, story o r pletura Mea. call 643-2711. Omoe hours are “ The car immediately pulled sneakers, and bis sister, who was argument, Vogel said. silos at their farm in Johnstown, N.Y. A stumbled, and when Singer’s client 0:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. over to the curhend didn’t even I man for the transit police. said Manhattan District Attorney went to help, the chain fell to the ■wearing only a pajama top,_where A neighbor, Shawna Montalvan, tree atop the silos has been a family The Manchaatar Harald Is a membar o f Bta Associated Praaa, the curb. It was a beautiful job of ’The 3,800-member department is Robert Morgenthau, could involve ground and he was arrested, the Audit Bureau of Cbculallons and the New England taken to the stationhouse in this said she had seen Rocco on his pulling the car over,” he said. traditif^n for 10 years. an arm of the ’Transit Authority, one undercover officer pointing out according to Singer. Newepapar Association. New York City suburb where their grandfather’s lap as the grand­ ’The child, who could barely see grandfather was waiting. father drove. * East Hartford r L.J. Lcical News in Brief Rec Department move 4

pulls paramedics A recreation subcommittee will administration and the Advisory Planning Director Mark Pellegrini Cheney Homestead open house discuss the possible needs to Park and Recreation Department. is expected to provide a detailed relocate the town’s Recreation Cassano said that the subcommit­ inventory of park facilities and ’The Manchester Historical Society will hold an open Department and expand the Park tee will be looking into relocating from 3-town plan house at the Cheney Homestead, 106 Hartford Road, fields and where they are located. Department when it convenes on the town’s Recreation Department, Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. “ He can help give the committee Dec. 18. which is now located in the former Tours will be offered through the home, which will be some direction,” Cassano said. The subcommittee met for the Highland Park School. Because of By Andrew Yurkovsky decorated for the holiday season. Admission is free. ’The subcommittee was appointed Manchester Herald first time on ’Thursday night to the possibility that the school will by the Board of Directors last discuss general strategy, town be reopened, Cassano said the month in order to look into short- East Hartford has solved problems with Its Water rates due to increase Director Stephen T. Cassano said subcommittee may recommend and long-term park and recreation paramedic service and might not be interested in After a four-year freeze, Manchester’s water rates Friday. Cassano was the main that the Recreation Department be needs throughout the town. A major Joining a regional service with Manchester and South are due to increase at the start of the next fiscal force behind forming the subcom­ moved to the former Hollister Impetus behind the subcommittee Windsor, an East Hartford official said Friday. year on July 1. mittee, which includes members of Street School was the poor condition of the town’s Henry Genga, chairman of East Hartford’s Emer­ On ’Tuesday, Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. named the town Board of Directors, the Also at the Dec. 18 meeting. Town playing fields. gency Medical Council, told a regional meeting of Director Barbara B. Weinberg to work with the town param ^ics in South Windsor Friday that the town is no administration in developing a new rate schedule. longer in need of backup service. If East Hartford The current base residential fee is $31.30 per quarter, Public Records chooses not to be involved in the regional service, it with an additional charge of $2.18 foreach 100 cubic feet also will not provide backup in South Windsor along beyond 1,200 cubic feet, said Rob Huestis, the town’s Route S, he said. budget director. Quitclaim deads A shared two-unit paramedic system between Sewer fees are also set to increase in July, Huestis conveyance tax. ’Titus, 286 Woodbridge St., no Manchester and South Windsor was one proposal made said. ’The current base residential fee is $11.64 per Gabriel F. Gargiulo to Vanessa L. Peter H. and Cynthia D. ’Tracey conveyance tax. Dale B. Titus to in a draft report prepared last month by officials from quarter, with an additonal charge of 97 cents for every Munir. 137 Henry St., conveyance to Michael J. and Donna G. ’Tracey, Sandra Smith-Resony, 286 Wood- all ttree towns. Under that proposal. East Hartford 100 cubic feet above 1,200 cubic feet. tax $13.20. one-half interest in property. Plea­ bridge St., no conveyance tax. would have provided paramedic coverage in South Ronald M. Warbelow to Linda W. sant View, conveyance tax $38.80. Ruth A. March to Robert Lee Windsor along Route S in exchange for backup service Warbelow, Grandview Street, no Diana Casasanta to Robert A. March, 282 Wetherell St., convey­ from Manchester and South Windsor. Thompson backs higher benefit conveyance tax. Casasanta, 223 Oak St., no convey­ ance tax $16.80. East Hartford’s lack of participation, however, state Rep. John W. Thompson, D-Manchester, has Terence M. McConville to Laura ance tax. Eddie T. Ross to Robert Fogel, 90 would probably have little effect on a regional plan come out in support of increasing workers’ compensa­ A. McConville, Laurel Street, no Sandra Smith-Resony to Dale B. Elvree St., no conveyance tax. between Manchester and South Windsor, Ronald Rvgintid Plnto/Manchsitar Harald tion benefits for burial expenses. KraaU, Manchester’s health director, said after the Madeline Matheny, owner of Mari-Mad’s At a hearing last month of the Labor and Public meeting. East Hartford would still provide paramedic announcing she Is going out of business Employees’ Committee at the state Capitol, Thompson assistance in case of disasters and massive casualties Youth Specialty Shop at 757 Main St., because she can't find adequate help. said that the $3,000 now provided is inadequate. A labor ’The town now receives backup from the private stands outside her store this week after committee bill would increase the burial benefit to Manchester Ambulance Service. $ 8 , 000 . jGENGA SAH) East Hartford has implemented a priority dispatch system that has cut back on demand Mari-Mad’s joins Quinn’s: for the paramedics. In addition, he said, the town is Calendars planning to almost double its paramedic staff by the beginning of next year. Manchester, which has had a paramedic service for Manchester /four years, is considering adding a second paramedic a victim of lack of heip’ unit in order to meet an expected increase in Monday • j p 5 emergency medical calls in the next 10 years. A shared By Nancy Concelman Anne Flint, president of the Manchester Herald olds can solve the problem,” said Parking Authority, Lincoln Center gold room, 8 a.m. service with South Windsor is being considered Greater Manchester Chamber of Bernard Apter, owner of Regal’s Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center ^ -i. * . because of the high cost of adding that unit. Commerce, agreed. "They’re not hearing room, 7 p.m. The state’s low unemployment Men’s Shops at 903 Main St. At present. South Windsor has no paramedic service having any more trouble than Minors would be limited to School Board, 48 N. School St., 7:30 p.m. of ite own and is served by Emergency Medical rate may seem like a blessing, but anyone else because they’re smalt Tuesday not to two Manchester business working in the stockroom at Re­ Technicians through its fire department. EMTs have businessmen," she said. Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, owners, whose stores have become gal’s. Apter said, but be looks for less medical training than paramedics. But Kathleen Wimer, director of salesmen to work out on the floor. 7:30 p.m. Elk* Manchester, E!ast Hartford has a one-unit casualties of the labor shortage the State Job ’Training Coordinat­ Wednesday Mari-Mad’s of 787 Main St., a “ 1 need experienced help. ’’ he said. paramedic service. ing Council, said smaller busi­ Cheney Hall Foundation. Probate Court. 8 p.m. store that’s clothed children in ’The law does not allow 18-year- nesses are definitely hit harder by olds to work in restaurante. Luisa Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center COMMITTEE MEMBERS from all three towns Manchester for S3 years, is going what she describes as a combina­ hearing room. 7:30 p.m. . ^ 1 out of business because owner Parreira, owner of Johnnie’s Brass worked out the details of a final draft during their tion of a labor shortage and a Key restaurant at 829 Main St., said Hockanum River Park Subcommittee. Lincoln Friday morning meeting. Madeline Matheny can’t find help. "mismatch” of employees’ skills Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. In September, Quinn’s Phar­ she’s often at the restaurant from Genga said the report will still mention the and the skills that employers Building Committee, Town Hall coffee room, 7:30 macy, formerly fjCTTS Main St., require. 4:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., five hours after possibility of backup service from East Hartford- closing time. She’s currently look­ p.m. however, a new summary at the end of the report will cloved its doors i ^ r 88 years in "Smaller employers often cannot ’Thursday business for the same reason. When ing for a waitress. recommend that East Hartford not be a part of the offer as competitive a wage and " I Just think that people nowa­ Democratic Town Committee, Lincoln Center shared service. He said that East Hartford will be former owner Acle F. “John" benefits package," Wimer said. hearing room. 7:30 Johnson closed Quinn’s, he said he days just aren’t willing to work evaluating its service again within a year and might anymore." Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold change its position. was tired of working 80 to 70 hours a THE LABOR shortage has forced When young people come into the room, 7:30 Kraatx said a final report will be completed within week. state and local agencies and A letter in the window of the Jan Marie Boutique at 847 Main St about 10 days. It will then be sent to the top employers in all areas of business to apply for a Job, “ they tell me administrators in each of the three towns for review former Quinn’s store from Johnson to seek alternative labor markets Andover to his customers reads: “ The help what hours they con work," said mJ “ In order tojiave a regional system set up between "W e’re going to have to be very owner Jan Bovino. “ Younger peo­ Tuesday Manchester and South Windsor by IMO, town officials situation today is such, that I can’t creative in terms of where we go to get enough heip at wages I can ple want higher salaries and fewer Inland Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, s would have to begin implementing one in the next fiscal find employees," Flint said. hours.” Bovino said. 7:30 p.m. year, Kraatz said. afford to pay...” ’The Chamber of Commerce spon­ She works about 80 hours a week, A combined Manchester-South Windsor paramedic M ATHENY SAID she spends sored a Job fair in May that was but is reluctant to hire 18-year-olds. Bolton system is only one of six proposals included in the study geared toward any type of business. “ Senior citizens are more reliable. committee’s report. While ttat proposal was endorsed "day and night" at the store to Manchester has also been woridng I do have a more mature clientele.” Tuesday

A 2-year-old girl was rescued When her father, Gary Rayar, STORRS (AP) — Sixteen people age 20 and younger, Wizard’s Cafe in Tolland. establishment found guilty of serving minors is took her into his arms, the giri’s including at least six college students, have been revocation of the state liquor permit. Charles Enes, was clerk Bertha Taylor from an elevator in the Watkins Ed Jadovich, chief inspector for the state Liquor Building on Main Street after first words were, “I’m sorry.” charged with liquor code violations after state police State police said they ciosed down Ted’s because Bertha (Davis) Taylor, 76, of responded to complaints by making spot checks at five Control Department, said it would take his inspectors there was no iiquor permit posted as required by law, In S. Windsor many years being trapped between floors for The elevator had been stopped three to six weeks to investigate the five bars before Vernon, died Wednesday at Man­ between the first and second area bars. but Busque said that wasn't true. He said he voluntarily about 15 minutes Friday deciding which cases to present to the liquor control chester Memorial Hospital. She afternoon. floors. State police said about 20 troopers from the Stafford closed his business because there were "too many Charles N. Enes, 68, South Windsor’s town clerk for commission. He said it was possible the three-member was the wife of Russell J. Taylor The giri, Theresa Raytor of Rayar thapked police officers barracks worked with felght agents from the dogs, too many kids, too many cops.” nearly four decades, died Friday at Manchester Department of Liquor Control to make the arrests commission might be given a brief description of the Mennorial Hospital. and the mother of Mrs. Paul Huntington, was on the third and firefighters after the rescue. Oscar’s Pizza also was c lt^ for being 100 percent (Shirley) Toomey of Bolton. between 10:30 p.m. Thursday and 1 a.m. Friday. spot checks during Tuesday’s or Thursday’s meeting. Enes was bom in East Hartford and moved to South floor of the building with her “Say, ‘Thank you,’ Theresa,” he over occupancy as set by the Mansfield fire marshal’s Besides her husband and daugh­ Keith Busque, owner of Ted’s Restaurant in Storrs, Jadovich said the stiffest penalty possible for an Windsor many years ago. He was the town clerk for mother when she went to the told his daughter. office. ter, she is survived by a son. Dr. elevator, apparently in the hope Before the girl was rescued, blamed the youths for the violations. He said he has South Windsor for 38 four men at the front door checking all identifications, years, retiring in 1984. Russell J . Taylor Jr. of Hamden: of returning to her father on the Raytor, his wife Chun-hua, and another daughter, Mrs. S. Jam es first floor, said the girl’s aunt. Young called to Theresa from adding that each customer must present two IDs. Enes was a member of “It’s been an ongoing thing for us,” he said. “The the International Insti­ (Janet) Benson of Hebron; and Gene Young. the elevator door in an effort to three grandchildren. The girl did not receive any calm her down. kids are getting more sophisticated. We’re going to tute of Municipal Clerks, have to be a little sharper, that’s all you can do.” serving as president The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m . iqjuries. Manchester police officer at St. John’s Episcopal Church, BUD’S MOTOR SALES from 1981 to 1984. Office workers gathered Sandy Ficara, who was at the State police spokeswoman Marcy Stamm said her Vernon. Burial will be in Grove Hill South Windsor Town around the elevator on the scene, said he was told by fire department had received complaints that bars in the Cemetery, Vernon. The Ladd Fun­ Clerk Marilyn W. Burger second floor as town rescue officials that the girl probably UConn area were serving minors. She also said that eral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., said Friday that Enes personnel worked to get the door pushed the elevator’s emer­ several auto accidents in recent months involving Going O u t O f B usiness Sale* Rockville section of Vernon, is in will be missed. She said open. The girl had been crying gency button, which caused the young drivers who had been drinking "was enough for charge of arrangements. the news was a shock to uncontroilabiy from the eleva­ elevator doors to close. He said us to make an investigation.” Memorial donations may be ALL CARS MUST BE SOLD her and town office tor, but she calmed down imme­ he didn’t know why the elevator The youths were all released on written promises to workers. made to the American Clancer diately after she was rescued. stopped between floors. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Society, 237E. Center St.. Manches­ appear in Superior Court in Vernon at various dates "He was a fine person ter 06(140, or to St. John’s Episcopal later this month. Five of those arrested gave addresses and a wonderful person to (%urch, 523 Hartford Turnpike, at the University of Connecticut and one other said she 276 Hartford Road Q O A O work with,” she said. Vernon 06066. was a student at Eastern Connecticut State University. “He certainly enjoyed people.” IMPORTANT NOTICE Charges against the youths, who ranged in age from Manchester, CT Enes served during 17 to 20. include loitering, procuring liquor as a minor ORIENTAL RUG AUCTION and using another person’s identification to procure World War II as a pilot for Janet D. Norris the Army Air Corps 4077 IN EXECUTION liquor. One man also was charged with possession of Bomb Squadron of the Janet D. Norris, 74, of Manches­ cocaine. ’83 OLDS FIRENZA...... NOW ’ 3 2 9 5 . ter, died Thursday at Manchester PERSIAN-CHINESE-AFGHAN 4 Door 92nd Bomb Group. While Charles N. Enes and OTHERS The establishments raided by police were Huskies in the military. Enes Memorial Hospital. She was the Fine Food and Drink. Ted’s Restaurant, and Thumpers received the Air Medal, the Bronze Star and the Purple daughter of the late Arthur and a t : k n ig h t s o f COLUMBUS HALL Night Club, all in the Storrs section of,Mansfield; Heart. He served during the European Theater Louise (Donaldson) Norris. Oscar’s Pizza and Restaurant in Mansfield; and *82 AMC CONCORD...... NOW ’ 1 4 9 5 . campaigns and the Northern and Southern France 13 Main Street, Monchester, CT 4 Dr., 6 Cyl., 5 Spd. campaigns. She was bom in Albany, N.V., He was shot down over Germany during the war and May 30. 1913, and she had been a SAT. DEC. 5th, 2 P M / VIEW 1 PM Manchester resident since 1960. No more floor tickets was held asa prisoner of warfor one year before teing Until she retired, she was a school Pa a rMult of arbitration In dispute we have been cammls- '81 PLY. VALIANT...... NOW ’ 1 2 9 5 . released. sloned to liquidate all and every Persian, Chinese, Tur- 4 Dr., 4 Cyl. Enes was a retired member and assistant chief for teacher in the Manchester school for arena rap concerts system. Pal«l»tanl and other CERTIFIED HAND the South Windsor Volunteer Fire Department. *” ADE oriental rugs and runners to the public piece by He was a member of the Abe E. Miller Post 133 of the She is survived by two nephews. pleM at no buyer's premium or extra charges. This lot NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Veterans Memorial ’81 FORD FAIRM0NT....ri?..’!’.°.1 NOW ’ 1 2 9 5 . American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars David Doremus of Manchester and contains various types of oriental rugs from Txi' to room Coliseum will stop selling floor tickets that allow about 4 Dr., 6 Cyl. Post 10251. Enes also served in the Connecticut Air Milton Doremus of Vernon; and a and over size pieces In numerous potterns and colors. 2,000 people to mill in front of the stage during rap National Guard, where he was a member of the Flying niece, Janet Doremus of Sydney, concerts, officials said. Tigers. Australia. appraisal to secure your Investment. Don’t The decision comes after a Nov. 24 fight at a rap He was a communicant of St. Francis of Assisi ' 1 » P ’8 1 PONT. PHOENIX...... NOW ’ 1 2 9 5 . A graveside service will be held miss It. Call for more Information at 212-6844225. concert at the coliseum that resulted in one stabbing 4 Dr.. 4 Cyl. Church of South Windsor. in East Cemetery at the conven­ death and several injuries. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Virginia ience of the family. There are no TERMS: Cash or approved checks Police Chief William Farrell has said police may be (Thompson) Enes; two sons, Charles F. Enes of calling hours. The Holmes Funeral Challenge Auctioneer / Liquidator close to making arrests in connection with the incident, Phoenix, Ariz., and Michael N. Enes of Chestnut Hill, Home is in charge of 13 East 30th Street / New York, N.Y. 10016 but police spokesman Sgt. Jam es Sorrentino said ’8 1 FORD ESC O RT...... NOW ’ 1 4 9 5 . Mass.; two daughters, Bonnie Enes-Andreoli of arrangements. Friday no arrests had been made. 2 Dr. Southport, Maine, and Patricia Carone of East In a special meeting in Mayor Biagio DiLieto’s Hartford: a sister, Georgians Cutler of South Windsor; office. Coliseum Authority members agreed the arena and 10 grandchildren. will not stop booking rap concerts. But 2,490 seats will ’7 9 CHEV. MALIBU...... NOW ’ 9 9 5 . The funeral will be Monday at 9 a.m. at the Samsel be installed in front of the stage where people used to 2 Dr. 6 Cyl. and Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, South stand. Windsor, with a Mass at 10 a.m. in St. Francis of Assisi ”We will use the chairs in effect asa deterrent,” said Church. Burial with military honors will be at the Coliseum Director Jam es E. Perillo. Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor. Calling hours are 2 “If I were to have 15 more policemen, I don’t think I 7 9 f i a t ...... NOW ’ 4 9 5 . to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. could have prevented that incident from occurring,” 2 Dr. Auto Memorial donations can be made to the Charles N. Perillo said. “I don’t think we should ban concerts.” Enes Memorial Fund, care of the South Windsor Bank We Have It! Rap music involves verse chanted over heavily and Trust Co, 1033 John Fitch Blvd., South Windsor syncopated repetitive rhythms. Perillo said rap 06074. i ’78 MERC. MARQUIS....)^?.:.!’’. NOW ’ 1 0 9 5 . promoters favor the open floor because the audiences 4 Dr. News. Sports. Features and McDonald’s® Tool enjoy dancing. Suspect victim of suicide Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum ’78 TOYOTA PICK-UP NOW ’2 9 5 . of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s® New rail cars on the way Needs Body Work MILFORD (AP) — A Milford man wanted for Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s® location. Don’t waiti NEW HAVEN (AP) — Metro-North commuters questioning in the fatal shooting of his ex-wife was m accustomed to standing-room-only are getting some found dead in his car Friday, the victim of an apparent ’7 7 AMC GREMLIN...... NOW ’ 2 9 5 . suicide, police said. relief this month as 54 new railway cars go into service. Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the The new cars, costing $1.43 million apiece, were 2 Dr. Police had been searching for Ronald K. Benoit 30 Manchester Herald Office at; 16 Brainard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 prompted in part by surveys that said the railroad’s since Sandra Guiles, 29, was fatally shot Thursday at ridership was growing at 2 percent annually, said Dan 10:34 p.m, outside her home while unloading groceries Brucker, a spokesman for Metro-North. ’7 6 CADILLAC .. a e from her car, according to Detective Capt. William I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 He said 45,000 passengers daily use the service that Garfield. weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Certificates. provides commuter service in and out of New York SEDAN DeVILLE...... NOW * 1 1 9 5 . from Connecticut. Police said the couple had been divorced less than a Narne. Benjamin Lenda, assistant director of rail opera­ year and Benoit had been arrested in June 1986 for tions for the Connecticut Department of Transporta­ ’75 MERCURY t A t % c threatening the woman. ! Address. tion, said the state paid 63 percent, or $48.5 million, of MONTEGO...... NOW * 4 9 5 . Police, responding to a complaint of a suspicious I Phone. the cost of the new cars and Metro-North paid the rest. 2 Dr. Hardtop motor vehicle, found Benoit's body, by the side of a He said half the cars are in service and the rest will I Oms Per Fsmgy — New Swasedfesrs Only (not good with any othar coupona or apaclala) be on track by Dec. 21. road. They said he apparently died of self-inflicted I gunshot wound. Cojipoi^^ook_iTitlled_^^^mMlpl for a 13-wesk subscription. Lenda said the cars would be added to Metro-North’s ’81 YAMAHA 550 a b The body was sent to the chief state medical m existing fleet of 244 cars, which are about 15 years old. examiner's office in Farmington for a formal The cars were built by Tokyu Car Inc., a Japanese m o t o r c y c l e ...... KK.ttl NOW * o 9 5 . identification of the body and official finding of cause of company that was low bidder for the project. No death, police said. W American firms bid, Lenda said. 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H ARTFO R D (A P ) - Gov. Wk'liam A. ’The Congressional Research Service, industry — predicted, however, that every citizen. INTRODUCING A. O’Neill, concerned that Connecticut using 1983 population projections for the Connecticut would not be a loser as a "Should those who reside in this A. may lose a congressional seat if illegal census, has predicted Connecticut result. country illegally be given representa­ A. aliens are counted in the next census, would lose one of its six House seats if Connecticut’s six congressmen are tion in the House of Representatives? said Friday the count should also illegal aliens are again included in the pushing a measure in the House that We strongly believe that our military A. include servicemen and women serving next population count. would block Census Bureau funding personnel serving abroad should re­ A. outside their native states. Officials have said states such as unless it excludes illegal aliens and ceive the representation they deserve as A. "When you talk about counting illegal Texas and California with high numbers includes m ilitary personnel. American citizens," the letter states. A. aliens and giving them representation In of illegal aliens could gain seats in the In a letter to the House Rules U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland. R-5th SHOWTIME A. Congress when you’ve got servicemen House. Connecticut has a considerably Committee, the Connecticut delegation District, said this week that he may be that are defending this nation and aren’t smaller number of illegal residents said:' "W e are strongly opposed to the the one who loses out if one Connecticut A. counted as part of the state’s overall from other countries. inclusion of illegal aliens in the census seat is eliminated. He suspects his A. population ... I think that’s ludicrous," Two recent population projections — for apportionment purposes. To do so district would be merged with the 6th A. O’Neill said. one by the government, one by private dilutes the vote and representation of District, where Republican Nancy John­ son is the incumbent. S H o w m s m Responsibility for redistricting the state would be given to the General E X C L Newtown jail plans will go forward Assembly, currently controlled by De­ mocrats. which would assemble a nine H AR TFO R D (A P ) - Gov. William A. "I have said all along that the state enthal had not been notified of the report member, bipartisan committee. Both O’Neill on Friday released a report by must depend on the experts it hires to by O’N eill’s office and would have no houses would then have to approve a his legal counsel that concludes that the make the best decisions in specialized comment until he had read it. plan with a two-thirds majority. proposed 400-bed. $40 million jail in fields such as this,” O’Neill said. “ Mr. ‘T v e heard it from enough people; Sandy Campbell, a lawyer working Newtown should be built as planned. Jackson found the consultant’s report to The rationale is. ‘The Democrats draw for Newtown, said he would meet next The report by Jay W. Jackson found be objective and consistent and. there­ the lines,’’’ Rowland said. “ To protect week with local officials to discuss the that the process that resulted in the fore. I concur with his recommendation the Democratic members, the logical report. selection of Newtown was "objective, that this project move forward." move would be to put Nancy’s district $ consistent and applied in a fair and even He said he had asked Jackson for Jackson had come to a similar and mine together to kill two birds with m anner," information as Jackson was compiling one stone.” conclusion earlier this week in the case Officials in Newtown were angry the report because "w e wanted a chance of the proposed 800-bed. $86 million The third Republican in the state’s when their community was chosen as to rebut any comments that may have The Color of prison in Suffield. delegation. Rep. Christopher Shays, the site of the facility and asked O'Neill been received.” He said Jackson did not probably would not be affected dramati­ Money to review the process that led to the Both sites were selected earlier this respond. cally in a redistricting plan because of year. EXCLUSIVELY ON SHOWTIME! selection by the Justice Planning Campbell said he may take the matter the shape of his Fairfield County Division of the state Office of Policy and district, members of the delegation A spokeswoman for Newtown First to the Freedom of Information exclus'; />OVv Management. Selectman Jack Rosenthal said Ros­ Commission. said.

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They WASHINGTON (AP) — As Washington House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, said control of a federal penitentiary 12 days ago were taken to Dobbins Air Force Base, where prepared on FYiday to receive Soviet leader later. o r i f l * ” put down their weapons one by one Friday and they were placed on planes to one of 47 prisons Mikhail Gorbachev, the Reagan administra­ Dole refused to discuss whathe told Reagan, the FLOATERS boarded buses for new cells elsewhere as their nationwide. tion reported Soviet progress on human rights but he made public a letter to the president 89 hostages savored their first full day of Korten refused to specify the prisoners' and President Reagan came under fire for saying it was only prudent for senators to 1(X)% wool fleece lining. ^ saying his arms control critics accept “the withhold judgment on the treaty until a text Is freedom. destinations but said the Cubans would be • Soft glove leather. Despite an agreement reached late Thurs­ spread out. Federal Institutions are so inevitability of war.” available. Dole wrote: “Mr. President, this day to end one of the longest prison standoffs crowded that some inmates will be paroled or A semi-annual State Department report on issue is not a test of loyalty to our party or to • Waterproof, unimolded in U.S. history, the 85-year-old prison sent to halfway houses to make room, he said. the Soviet record came out four days before you, as some have tr i^ to portray it.” UM . soles. remained in control of the detainees, some of “It’s going to be a tight fit,” he said. Reagan is to meet with Gorbachev, sign an Sen. Dan Quayle, R-Ind„ said he was whom were armed with machetes 4 feet long, Meanwhile, some of the freed hostages said arms accord and discuss Soviet treatment of “appalled” by Reagan’s remark. Sen. Mal­ authorities said. they planned to catch up on sleep, go out to eat Jews and dissidents and other issues with his colm Wallop, R-Who., said, “What an It may be 24 hours before all the inmates big meals and discuss the ordeal with their Soviet counterpart. appalling charge for the president of the have been removed, U.S. Justice Department families. The report found the Soviet performance United States to make. ... This senator does spokesman Patrick Korten said. "I feel very good, very relieved,” said Carl Im rty lUww. Dwm* C lrt* under Gorbachev’s regime “improved dram­ not see the inevitability of war and that is why "When the surrenders stop, weTI go in and Gates, chief psychologist at the prison. Slttag. Uft H jM SM tt* I f i w f w m i Mtry atically in some cases” but "violations I dare question what might be in this treaty.” The travel consultants who have been sening yw at Desl|M on take back the place by force if necessary,” "They treated me like a brother, a member Tkavel/Giote Travel have Joined Airway Travel, 417 Ceater Street, continued and the structural and legal But the treaty won praise from some said Bureau of Prisons spokesman John of the family,” said Gene Dixon, a freed legal Maacbester. Ike aagmeaied sta0 mere jraa extended travri apparatus that makes official repression Republicans and some Democrats. Senate Vanyur. "There is no indication that certain technician who said he would have dinner out cOasaltaat services that are liM cmMi el experUae and many years of possible remained in place.” Majority Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., said individuals have refused to come out but it is a Friday night with his family to celebrate his experience In air, land, cndse and baa tanrs. Please call Reagan ran into flak at home, from friends. he was “cautiously optimistic that it will be fit good possibility.” release and the Thanksgiving dinner he The president briefed congressional leaders for Senate approval.” Bates Floaters $ 5 9 9 ! Meanwhile, U.S. Attorney General Edwin missed at home. 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Bishop Agustin Roman of Miami, was Reagan to explain his comment in a television ”It is our belief in the a voidability of war RECAVS The first of the 1,104 Cubans left the stone considered instrumental in bringiii^ that interview Thursday that opponents of the that makes us take these issues so seriously,” "Your Qualltf Mon t Shop' prison at noon after being strip-searched. standoff to an end. treaty “down in their deepest thoughts have Frank Gaffney Jr., ousted two weeks ago as accepted that war is inevitable.” Reagan also the Pentagon’s top arms control specialist, said critics — most of them conservatives — told reporters, in response to Reagan’s 903 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER were “ignorant of the advances that have been comment. OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. ’TIL 9:00 Bishops in Haiti made in verification" to guard against Soviet ‘It is our conviction that nuclear weapons, in cheating. particular, have been absolutely essential M “I don’t think that anyone sitting around over the past 40 years to preventing war, of lajwwcfnsi link army, death that table was ready to admit being ignorant. any kind.” Gaffney said.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Roman Catholic bishops said Friday the army was involved in the United States Design Corporation Announces its killing spree that destroyed a free election, and they Cease-fire talks urged Haitians to keep the military-run junta from making its own election rules. Opposition groups called a general strike beginning B'S end in stalemate Monday to oust the junta, which has ruled since President Jean-Claude Duvalier fled the country Keb. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — 7, 1986, ending nearly 30 years of family dictatorship. WINDOW SALE! STORES The first cease-fire talks between Nicaragua’s The city was quiet Friday. The body of a man with the government and U.S.-backed rebels ended in a • FiRST 100 CUSTOMERS • top of his head blown off lay in the sun most of the stalemate Friday and the mediator said a Christmas morning in front of the national cathedral. truce was unlikely. In Washington, the Senate condemned the break­ Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, the Roman NOGiMMiCKS down of the democratic process in Haiti and held the Catholic primate of Nicaragua, said the Sandinistas junta responsible for the violence. in Conjunction With D.E.C.A. presents had rejected his proposal for a two-part Christmas On election day last Sunday, gangs of men armed truce that called on the government to lift a state of with machine guns and machetes roamed Port-au- WHITE • I Prince, killing people at random in the streets and emergency and declare a general amnesty. Obando said the Sandinista response stalemated the DOUBLE-HUNG slaughtering others at voting stations while ntilitary talks and that on his return to Nicaragua he would ask patrols did nothing. The civilian Electoral Council was President Daniel Ortega to authorize face to face REPLACEMENT forced to cancel the election within hours. meetings between the warring parties. WINDC^ When voting stopped the violence abated, but at the “I’m going to suggest that the two parties sit down end of the day 34 people were dead, 75 were wounded together to accelerate the negotiations so that so many UP TO 89 Ul^ _ _ _ , and the first real eleriion since Francois "Papa Doc” Fantasy! ^ people don’t continue to die,” Obando told reporters. *$49.99 PER RiONTH. Duvalier, Jean-Claude's father, was like another “Every day, 50 more young Nicaraguans die.” corpse in the streets. Obando’s proposal closely paralleled the cease-fire “The bishops of Haiti express their absolute A Holiday plan the Contra rebels have put forth as a step toward indignation against these acts of violence, undTgnified LICENSEO for a country which calls itself civilized,” said a ending Nicaragua’s 6-year-old civil war. INCTALLATION The cardinal reported the Sandinistas said they AND INSURED statement signed by the 10 bishops, read over Radio would accept his truce conditions only if the United NOT INCLUDED MetroMie and the church station Radio Soleil. States halted all aid to the Contras and Honduras quit ‘Based on 36 months^ AftM^ndemning the military’s “arbitrary arrests FASHION offering the rebels a sanctuary along Nicaragua’s of youths in Port-au-Prince and the countryside, the northern border. ^ M all Coupon to: bishops declared: “Our country is experiencing the That reflected the Nicaraguan government s long- 20 YEAR GUARANTEE agony of well-organized terror.” held position that iu adversaries and neighboring United States Design Corporation “It is the first time we see in Haiti armed civilians SHOW countries must act with it to halt the conflict that has AGAINST ROTTING. WARPING AND 41 Middletown Ave. burning election ballots In public places, even in polling claimed more than 40,000 lives. RUSTING OR WE REPLACE FREEI North Haven, CT 06473 stations, with the complicity of the arm ^ forces, ” they At a news conference following almost seven hours of said. separate talks with the two sides over two days, the On a tape provided to both stations, several bishops cardinal said he had proposed a 36-hour truce on Dec. ALSD AVAILABLE! Bays, Bows, Garden and read separate parts of the statement without Sunday, Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. 7-8 for the celebration of the Immaculate Conception Homeowner's Name identifying themselves. Catholic holiday and a cease-fire between Dec. 22 and other styles. Colon and ovenized windows They rejected a junta election decree, which Jan. 6 for the Christmas and New Year holidays. priced accordingly dissolved the autonomous Electoral Council and asked Manchester High School At the same time, Obando said, he had called for Street Address churches and other civic organizations to name a new continuing negotiations between Dec. 9 and Jan. 7 to one. seek agreement on the broader cease-fire called for in • Call Toll Free • Town or City. State. Zip Code In remarks on Radio Metropole earlier Friday, Free a peace accord signed on Aug. 7 by the presidents of Bishop Willie Romelus of Jeremie said: “Those who Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and govern the country believe they have reached the point wcT: 1*800*345*3207 Home Phone. where they can block democracy ... but all the people Costa Rica. ' „ j. , . . Admission! Measures in that accord require the Sandinistas to OUTSIDE Call in A.M„ RM. must now Join hands to block their maneuvers. broaden press freedom, grant amnesty to political CT: Everybody in the country and in the world understands prisoners and lift the country’s 5-year-old state of 1*800*334*3950 that the junta is of bad faith.” emergency. f ' * Deposits poured into insured S&Ls in October I r to do other things wRh their money, but WASHINGTON (AP) - Deposits in federally insured institutions,” he Customers, after withdrawing money in BUSINESS only if they think there are good poured into insured accounts at savings said. late summer and September for vaca­ The large one-month gain contrasted tions and tuition bills, usually begin alternatives,” he said.' and loan institutions in October as However, Paul Getman, an economist investors sought to get off the stock sharply with the general pattern for replenishing savings accounts in with Th* Wefa Group, a forecasting firm market roller coaster, a government most of this year. Deposits had steadily October. based in Bala Cynwyd, Pa., said the Market feels October sting report indicated Friday. dwindled at S&Ls as investors sought However, about three-quarters of the Highlights Octoter Jump came from deposits increase in deposits will be “ very The Federal Home Loan Bank Board other places to put their funds. limited and very temporary.” Deposits slipped in 10 of the 12 months placed by brokers on hehalf of investors, BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - said flew over-the-counter deposits shot Depending on how long it takes for the prior to October, falling $1.6 billion in a strong indication that the stock From the viewpoint of many MARKET REPORT up $6.1 billion at federally insured thrift markets to settle, the flow in funds to of the week institutions, a record for October and September and $541 million in August. market volatility was the chief cause, he investors, the stock market oraAi Activity over tho past 30 tradlnfl day$ S&Ls should reverse by the end of the the biggest monthly increase in more For the first 10 months of this year, net said. By The Associated Press may have wreaked its worst havoc 2,300- Mark Obrinsky, an economist with the year, certainly not much later than the in the historic days of October. than three years. new deposits dropped by $7.7 billion, but they would have been down by almost U.S. League of Savings Institutions, the end of March, he said. ■ The nation’s civilian Jobless rate returned But countless people who work in “ We’re seeing an increase in deposits “ There’s a certaioamount of irony in twice that amount if it had not been for industry’s largest trade group, said the to a decade-low 5.9 percent in November as / the investment industry itself are as a result of nervousness about the this because if the stock market can be 2,200-• the big increase in October. new deposits “ won’t drain away in a 315,000 more Americans found work. The 0.1 Just beginning to feel the sting of its stock market,” said James Barth, the considered sick, a lot of S&Ls calf be 'bank board’s chief economist. “ This Some of the gain can be attributed to short period.” percentage point drop from October brought tail. considered dead,” Getman said. dramatizes the confidence people have expected seasonal factors, Barth said. “ Sooner or later (investors) will look the rate back to the September level. Whatever the securities markets do from here on out, the brokers, ■ The government’s main economic traders and deal makers collec­ forecasting gauge edged down 0.2 percent in tively known as “ Wall Street” face October, the first setback in nine months. The a wrenching period of unsettlement !i l l ! ! Jobless rate dips to 5.9% drop in the index of leading economic in the months, possibly years, !l indicators was blamed on the stock market’s ahead. |ll«! WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation’s job . of the recent stock market declines,” said , plunge. Layoffs and cutbacks already hi market ignored the stock market crash as a White House,spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. ■ Construction spending dropped 0.5 have started in many parts of the manufacturing boom helped put 315,000 more “ ’The econom'ic expansion contiifues into it$ percent during October, the first decline since business, and more are sure to Americans to work last month and drop 60th month and signs indicate that it will come. And for the survivors, March. Sales of new homes edged down 1.5 DOW jorjt AVI RA(,1 unemployment to a decade-low 5.9 percent. continue much longer.” visions of future triumphs have percent. ■Hi' The November Jobless rate, reported Over the past two months, both before and been dimmed or wiped out. Drci'inlii'i 1. i‘m/ ■ Higher prices for fresh fruits and Friday by the government, was a one-tenth., after the Oct. 19 stock market fall, private That somber picture was plain to HIGH 1.794.60 businesses have added 612,000 jobs to their vegetables in November helped fuel a 3.1 )■ point decline from October’s civilian unem­ see as industry officials gathered in LOW 1.7^.92 payrolls, 145,000 of them in manufacturing'- percent increase in commodity prices. ployment of 6 percent and matched Sep­ Boca Raton tUs past week for their 1.766.44 tember’s 5.9 percent. The last time it was alone. ■ Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured early December rite of palaver and CLOSE 1,600»- CHANf^e Down 9.79 lower was in July 1979 at 5.7 percent. Federal, state and local governments have goods climbed 1.1 percent in October, partying, known formally as the “ The surge in new jobs shows American 'increased their payrolls by another 198,000 reflecting healthy demand in the annual meeting of the Securities business is still high on the economy,’^ said people, according to the figures Friday from Fine Crafts transportation sector. Industry Association. MTWTF MTWTF Richard Rahn, chief economist for the U.S. the Labor Department. OPEN SIUDip ■ ’The nation’s non-farm businesses ’True to their diehard optimism, 26 3 “ Even with the crash, the U.S, job-creating From Chamber of Commerce. 310 Hackmatack SI. Manchester. CT increased their efficiency in producing goods they thought to put the situation in The Reagan administration also rejoiced machine remains incredible,” said Allen its instructive light. After all, they 3ix States and services by 3.6 percent from July through over the numbers. Sinai, chief economist for-Shearson Lehman Nov. 27 - Dec. 7,10am-6pin said, any veteran of the game has “ This is especially encouraging in the view Brothers; a Wall Street brokerage house. September, the best performance since the seen tough times before. The New York Stock Exchange from 114 million the previous week. first quarter of 1986. " It ’s a cyclical business — it composite fell 1.10 to 125.91, the For those who did make it to Boca ■ l^les of domestic cars and light trucks always has been, it always will be,” American Stock Market value Raton, there were some somber SN ET reviews structure k-ose 9.9 percent during late November from said John Bachmann, managing index slipped 4.65 to 231.90, and the messages to absorb. Q&0und (giving' the same period a year ago. principal of Edward D. Jones & Co. NASDAQ composite index for the David Ruder, chairman of the NEW HAVEN (AP) — Southern New England ■ ’The Senate Finance Committee gave final who is beginning his second year as over-the-counter market fell 5.83 to Securities and Exchange Commis­ Telecommunications Corp. is reviewing its organiza­ approval to a two-year, $23 billion tax increase chairman of the association. 292.92. sion, warned the industry that it tion after an early retirement plan the companjr bad a big Job to doHo restore public offered drew more takers than expected, a spokeswo­ to help reduce the budget deficit. The next In the “ Saint Louis Room,” a Volume on the Big Board aver­ popular midnight gathering spot in aged 191 million shares a day, up confidence in the markets. man said Friday. move is up to the full Senate, which is Fine electronics from Panasonic the hotel, a broker from that city The spokeswoman. Elissa Jenny, said SNET may expected to consider the tax increase and serving up hot dogs and beer have to hire people to replace some of the 570 managers are always a sound gift idea! other parts of the deficit-reduction plan in the cheerily waved off a suggestion who accepted the early retirement option. She said coming week. that the crowd seemed smaller and SNET expected that between 300 people and 500 people ■ Big-name Mokerage firms announced qilteter than in years gone by. would accept the offer. Remote Telephone deals to shore up foundations shaken by Uie “The private parties are Just She said there were no plans at present to rehire any Answering Machine market collapse. Shearaon Lehman Brothers running a little late," he said. OPEN HOUSE of the people who chose early retirement Inc. said it would buy E.F. Hutton Group Inc. “Everybody will be here.” Sunday/ Dec. 6 — 1 to 5 PM Jenny said the company is looking at its entire Keeping in touch with business and in a deal worth nearly $1 billion. PaineWebber In fact, however, “ everybody” staffing structure as it decides which people now pleasure was never easier! Compact, *' wasn’t even in town. Top executives working in planning and organization ends of the Inc. agreed to sell an IS percent stake to mlly-modular machine features , of many big-name firms did not SCANDINAVIAN company will be “ redeployed” to field offices. Japan’s Yasuda Mutual Life Insurance Co. for come to the convention, but were beeperless remote control, remote $300 million. Drexel Bumbam Lambert Inc. back home minding the store. GIFT SHOP ON-OFF, and 30-second outgoing said it invested in Carl H. Pforxheimer k Co., ’Two of those firms were preoccu­ Brokerage to lay off 1,000 message. a specialist on the floor of the New York Stock pied with negotiations in New York Help U8 celebrate our Santa Lucia NEW YORK (AP) — Kidder Peabody & Co., a Exchange. mapping plans for Shearson Leh­ Festival with a glass of gloggi! prestigious Wall Street firm hurt by the insider-trading PAN-KXT1423 8104,50 man Brothers to take over E.F. ■ NASA named four companies as winners scandal and the October stock market crash, said Hutton. of billions of dollars in contracts for Ellington Center Plaza 872-0273 Friday that it would lay off 1,000 people and cut construction of a space station. The contracts The stock market itself, mean­ while, endured another rocky week. i OpenMoa-FH. 10am-6p«n/8aL 10«m-4pm/aun. lanoon-Spfnl expenses by 20 percent to save $100 million annually. may eventually be valued at $6.5 billion and The announcement marked the latest move by a At the close on Friday, the Dow could provide about 12,000 Jobs. major Wall Street firm to restructure, consolidate and Jones industrial average stood at reduce costs since the market collapse. It came one ■ A federal bankruptcyjudge gave Texaco 1,760.74, down 143.74 points from the day after E.F. Hutton Group Inc. agreed to merge with Inc. more time to offer a plan to reorganize its week before. WAYNE LERZ Impreaaionist Comedian Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., a move expected to finances following a report of progress in its W ill record your message negotiations with Pennzoll Co. over a $10.3 result in as many as 5,000 layoffs. Kidder said it also planned to reduce year-end billion Judgment. bonuses by 20 percent, merge about 10 percent of its SUNDAY DEC. 6 & 13 ONLY / 12-5PM ■ Pilots for Pan American World Airways regional offices with larger branches and take other Recordings are FREE with purchase of an answering said they bad reached a tentative agreement steps to streamline and emphasize strengths. with the airline on a three-year contract that **Quite simply, our goal is to structure and machine or $15 without machine purchase would exchange wage cuts for profit sharing REWARD $500 implement a better way of doing our businesses,” Silas Recordings can be purchased at anytime and protection against takeovers. For information ieading to the apprehension S. Cathcart, chief executive officer, said in a WAYNE LERZ will record impressions of ■ The Indian government filed criminal and conviction of the parties involved in the statement. . ... u charges against Union Carbide Corp. two days Cathcart said the plan “ was based on a thorough George Burns ■ Jack Nicholson ■ Sammy Davis ■ Jimmy Stewart before the third anniversary of the gas leak in destruction of property at Lynch Motors, strategic review of both the changing environment for Bhopal. investment banking and of Kidder Peabody s strengths VERNON STORE ONLY! 500 West Center Street, Manchester. and the requirements of its client base.” ■ Federal Reserve Chairman Alan All information will be held The statement did not specify when the layoffs would Greenspan endorsed a proposal to mix the start or who would be affected but said the reduction banking and securities industries but warned in strictest confidence. would bring the total staff back to early 1986 levels, !□ SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE SUPPLY that overly rapid deregulation could be Call Joe McCavanagh when the firm employed 6,000. V C S VVERNON P R N O M dangerous. Once the oldest privately held firms on Wall Street. Trl-CIly Plaza • 872-6075 ■ Nine commercial banks failed on Kidder sold an 80 percent-owned stake in itself to Men.-Fri. 10-fl, Sat 1M , Sun. 12-5 Thursday, setting a record for the most bank 646-4321 General Electric Co. in April 1986, which subsUnUally closings in a single day in the 53-year history boosted Kidder’s capital base. of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.______Are we up to another supreme effort? OPINION selection process, as the candidates WASHINGTON-Ar­ futurists predict. Business people are wheel and deal to win the support that guments and recrimi­ already realizing that goods can be will put them over the top in the later nations over the past produced more cheaply in rural ballots. One portent of such a scenario are the red meat that locations, and this awareness will A Pi«iSlD0HTiAl.CANWPAl^«WRSr FeARTlIIS HPlW SgASPN is the National Education Associa­ excites the political ap­ grow as communications technology Open Forum tion’s failure to agree on a single petite of Washington. Jack erases the main disadvantage of candidate to support. The powerful ’The future is usually resetting away from the cities. teachers’ group will probably endorse described in vague but AadarsoB Tremendous new capital Invest­ three, or even four, candidates, and optimistic terms— such ment will be needed for the plants, other Democratic pressure groups Use of ‘cop’ disrespectful as Ronald Reagan’s equipment, research, development are likely to do the same. “ shining city on a hill." and worker retraining thatcan assure Rev. Jesse Jackson is in the catbird Unfortunately, the America’s sunivai in the high-tech To the Editor: seat by all the experts’ reckoning. . politicians’ rosy view of age. But the cold reality is that both ’Though they are convinced he won’t Why must you refer toourpoliceofflcers as “Cops’ ’ 6H0ST OF America’s future, while it invariably the experts say, will require a business and government will have less discretionary funds available. get the nomination, he is certain to in your headlines? gets votes, is as far removed from concerted national effort even greater CHRIST/MAS One big reason for this is the control a major role bloc of delegates. I am a citizen and in no way affiliated with the reality as some of the twisted than the massive mobilization in enormous and still-growing debt, So he can pretty well name his price to police department and I must tell you that I get a interpretations given to past history. World War II — an industrial and PAST... The future is going to be challenging which drains away billions of dollars the successful suitor. negative reaction every time I read the Herald and sociological miracle that is awe­ In another contender, Massachu­ and tough; to compete in the high- inspiring even 45 years later. in debt service that could be better see the word "Cop" blaring out at me. setts Gov. Michael Dukakis, for technology revolution that is dictating But where are the leaders who can spent on productive investment. We are trying to teach our children to have re s ^ t example, winds up with a plurality on the course of world events, the United galvanize a nation to make such a One certainty in the flight from the for our police officers (and others) and, somehow, the first ballot, a “ stop Dukakis” States will have to pull its socks np and supreme effort, particularly when the cities is a housing boom in rural areas. "Cops" does not sound respectful. move could develop — again with get to work. goal is as dry and uninspiring as But the experts predict that this one I am a defensecounseland usually on the other side Jackson playing a crucial role. A third This is the theme emphasized economic progress, rather than the will be different from earier housing possibility: deadlock resulting in a from our police officers; however, they always treat blood-stirring hope of military vic­ booms. They foresee most of these repeatedly by “ futurists” — those draft of New York Gov. Mario Cuomo. me with respect and I always treat them with multi-faceted experts who make their tory? It will be a remarkable homes being built with flexible respect. living advising business people and president indeed who can strike modular components. Japan and I noticed that the Journal Inquirer does the same Western Europe are already produc­ government officials what they responsive chords of patriotism and Selling off coming? thing; somehow I expect more from the Manchester should be doing to make sure America cooperation by placing the theme of ing sophisticated modular housing Herald. isn’t caught short in 20 or 30 years. economic survival. Persuading units, and if U.S. industry does’t wake ’The White House is tossing and Would you considerusing “ Police Officer" in place Without exception, these futurists Americans to work together in up, the next century could see a flood turning with a new economic night­ of “ Cop?" I ’ll bet that even the police officers would tell us that the United States is wartime is easier than creating a of imported housing much like the mare: the prospective massive liqui­ be pleased. already in the grip of a “ trans­ united effort for prosperity. ’The foreign car boom in recent years. dation of assets as corporations and industrial revolution” — a volatile business world has never been known investors raise the cash they need by selling their stocks. Nearly a trillion John H. Carroll period of transition from smokestacks for the buddy system that fuels and Bring on the brokers 148 Edgerton St„ B-8 to communications, from manufac­ enables military achievement. dollars of net worth evaporated in the stock market’s plunge from the end of Manchester Potomac Potpoorri turing to information. And they warn Even the wisest of policies won’t Democratic presidential contend­ August to late October. Any massive that we (or, to be accurate, our protect everyone from hard times. ers are fast coming to the realization grandchildren) are in for rough times Difficulties are inevitable for many that the Atlanta convention is very selloff to raise cash would, of course, for added decoration. if we don’t produce the leadership to institutions and l^lviduals as the likely to be deadlocked, with no send stock prices skidding again. Thanks to crowd, bands Stocking-stuffer Idea Capitol Steps has been performing in Washington Bankruptcies would mushroom, as meet the threat — and the opportunity dislocation o j r our economy candidate controlling enough dele­ ever since 1981, when the Senate Foreign Relations the plummeting value of assets used Whether you’re doing your Christmas shopping — of this economic and social intensifies. ^ — gates to assure nomination on the first To the Editor: as collateral would force banks to call or searching for a few last-minute Committee threw a Christmas party. ’They have revolution head-on. The hardest hit will be our cities and ballot. stocMng-stuffers, there’s a new cassette on the four previous albums, including; ‘"rhank God I’m To meet this formidable challenge. the people who live in them, the That could mean a “ brokered” in their loans. My most sincere thanks to each resident who lined market that could fill the void in your holiday gift A Contra Boy," “ Workin’ Nine To Ten," “ We Arm the streets of the 1987 Manchester Road Race course list. , I ’The World,” and “ Live at the Shoreham." ’The and to each band or family who played musicfor all to Capitol Steps, a musical political satire troupe of group’s songs are heard regularly on National hear. You made the race a “ happening.” current and former congressional staff members, Public Radio’s “ All Things Considered.” Deck the halls with glasnost Thisyearthenumberofbandsandtheirplacement has released its latest cassette, "Ronald the along the route outdid the last 11 years I’ve run. I was Red-Faced Reagan," just in time for Christmas. So do the rest of us as non-Jews. especially impressed and push^ up the hill by the consolidate his power to a position ’The 19-song cassette contains musical parodies Targeting the deadbeats By Chuck Stone ’Those who believe all people should musical groups spread along Hartford Road. As a where he can’t be displaced. The of various highly publicized topics. Appropriately be free can help make a powerful runner, I train for the race, but the music and the public fallout over his miscalculation printed in red and trimmed in green, the cassette Uncle Sam is serious about finding deadbeats Mikhail Gorbachev is either the statement for Soviet Jews by journey­ enthusiasm of Manchester maximize the effect of in dumping his protege, Boris Yeltsin, includes: “ It <^me Upon A Maniac Fear,” “ Here who are delinquent in paying consumer and shrewdest Machiavellian or the lucki­ ing to Washington to be part of the that.training. Thank you all — from the couple in and his colleagues’ grumblings about Come Democrats," “ God Tested Rev. Robinson,” business loans, fines, penalties and other debts to est poker player in dipiottiatlc history. delays in glasnost attest to a vulnera­ Soviet Jewry Freedom March, which thei r old ca r on Porter St reet who honked the horn, to “ 0 Little Town of Washington," “ Hark When the government. It’salsopossiblethathe’sboth. will begin at 1 p.m. the woman with her cow-bell and the band leader on bility at home. Gerald Ford Was King,” “ ’Twas the Night Before Six private companies have been awarded Consider the Soviet leader’s ch W Later, when Reagan and Gorbachev Center Street whose hand is stretched out for the But glasnost does not operate in a Recess," “ Busts of Ollie,” and many more. two-year contracts from the General Services when he arrives on Monday for g e sit down to negotiate, both will runners to hit as they pass. Administration to put the arm on delinquents. American-Soviet four-day summit: vacuum. ’Therearetwoareasln which recognize that such a great outpouring Sung to the tune of well-known Christmas songs, Companies will be paid on a contingency fee • An agreed-upon treaty to abollra ,' brutal Soviet tyranny subverts the of American concern cannot be Jndy-Arin Krupp, Ph.D. each selection highlights major news events of basis for their collections, ranging from almost 8 anentirecategoryof nuclearweapoil^ „f/spirit of glasnost — the Soviet’s dismissed. ^unrelenting repression of Soviet Jews 40 McDi^tt Drive 1987, and features such subjects as Sens. Joseph percent to 40 percent, depending on the type of debt • A proclaimed ne^^fSovlet policy q* That summit underscores the irony f, , who wish to emigrate and the Soviet Manchester Biden and Gary Hart who were forced to withdraw and the effort exerted to get the money. glasnost, or openness, which ha^ that one of the most irrational garnered a great deal of good will. , -.im perialistic adventure in their names from the list of possible Democratic The cost of the collection will be added to the antl-C!ommunlst presidents may be • An easygoing, sophisticated per­ Afghanistan. presidential nominees, the National Football debt, so collections can be made at no cost to the able to move this nation to a closer sonality, complemented by an attrac­ ic Recently, 123membersoftheUnited League strike, and the federal budget. government or taxpayers. walk with peaceful co-existence. About letters to the editor tive wife with scholarly credentials. Nations demanded that the Soviet But Reagan’s inconsistency is con­ “ O Little Town of Washington,",sung to the tune ’The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters • A euphoric season in the United Union withdraw from Afghanistan. sonant with the quirks of American of “ O Little Town of Bethlehem,” is one of the ’That’s an Increase of one over the to the editor. Russians are coming States, vAen thoughts of “ on earth, diplomatic history. It took a career Capitol Steps’ classics. According to the song sheet previous year. Letters should be brief and to the point. ’They peace, good will toward men” rever­ anti-Communist , Republican Presi­ which accompanies each cassette, the lyrics say; aoser to home, American Jews are should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease When Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrives in berate throughout the country. dent Richard M. Nixon, to establish “ O Little Town of Washington Washington for the summit with President Reagan, The only thing missing is some kind planning a massive demonstration on diplomatic relations with Communist in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be How come your people lie ? ofharmonlcconvergencetoguarantee Sunday in Washington — nine days signed with name, address and daytime telephone he’ll no doubt see and hear signs of one of the China. ’The papers say freedoms Americans enjoy — the freedom of success. But a summit meeting does before the first day of Hanukkah — to Between Monday and ’Thursday, we number (for verification). repeat the message to Gorbachev that ’The CIA expression. n o i a p c n iH t lic m Bsican^. could witness a turning point in world The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the •If the parents become too Moses sent to the pharoah; “ Let my is first to falsify. The conservative International Freedom need only recall the disaster in Iceland history. The banning of nuclear interests of brevity, clarity and taste. people go.” They claimed tte late Bill Casey Foundation is one of many groups preparing to violent, please stop the to appreciate the fragility of two- weaponry affirms humankind’s capa­ Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester leader foreign policy, especially when Widespread participation in Sum­ When they were naming names. express its opinion of the U.S.-Soviet arms talks. bility for avoiding reciprocal Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. game, OKI?" both leaders are subliminal mit Sunday will strikeablowformoral The deity ’The IF F opposes the intermediate-range nuclear annihilation. haidliners. consistency. A Reagan-Gorbachev Will never see forces treaty Reagan and Gorbachev are expected Next week. Reagan will have As much as President Reagan summit is meaningless unless some every^ing going for him. “ Deck the The things Bob Woodward claims." to sign, and its members want to make sure their claims he wants peace, his lack of movement is made to free Soviet halls” with glasnost and hope both point of view is well known. According to the song sheet. Capitol Steps is understanding of the complexities of refusniks from their captivity. men are infected by America’s unique iHaurlirslrr1 Hrralfi ’Thousands of black and white posters with a celebrating the holidays “ thanks to lots of material Soviet foreign policy only exacerbates “ This is a crucial moment In Jewish holiday spirit. large photograph of Soviet military forces history,” said a spokesman for Founded In 1881 from Democratic candidates and Republican his belligerent posturing, which de­ parading in Moscow's Red Square will be hung up Summit Sunday. “ We. as Jews, have a Supreme Court nominees. ’’ tracts from the peace-making PENNY M S IE FFER T...... Publisher responsibility to be in Washington to Chuck Stone Is a syndicated colum­ GEORGE T C H A P P E L L ...... Editor around Washington, especially along the route on process. DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Executive Editor The song sheet also contains an order form, which Gorbachev is expected to be driven through Similarly, (Sorbachev has yet to support our brothers and sisters. ’’ nist. MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor which says; “ If you don’t use it, just run it through the city. The caption reads; “ The Soviet Union ALEXANDER O IR E L LI...... Assoclete Editor a shredder and throw it on your Christmas tree” needs you! Support the INF treaty." Chiurcli Bnllctfailboi^ Soviet releases aren’t solution, Chturch BuDctin BcMund R digiojis St Mary's Episcopal Church say emigres planning protests AMMubHes of Qc^ Helllger. Sunday worship: holveueha- South unHod Mothodm Church, 1226 Here are the events which are planned (or the coming Trinity Covenant Church rlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9 : « Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. izers of Sunday’s rally. There has Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. week at St. Mary’s Episcopal dhurch; WASHINGTON (AP) - Soviet including those of “ refuseniks” and Calvarv ChsAli (AuembllM of God), a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady been “ no change whatsoever” in The following events are schednled at Trinity ' 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Sunday — 7:30and9:30a.m.,holyeucharist; 11a.m., emigres, among them Natan Sha­ several separated spouses. But the service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; dule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship servlce; the status of Jews under Gorba­ Covenant Church for the coining week; Rev. Kenneth L. Oustofson, pastor. 9:30 outreach; 2 p.m., Play of Mary rehearsal; 4:30 p.m.. ransky, on Friday said the Soviets’ source said the 15 names supplied to a.m., Sundov school; 10:30 o.m., wor­ evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. 9 o.m., church school. Nursery for chev, he said. Sunday — S and 11a.m., worship services; 9; 30a.m., preschoolers. (647-9141) Play of Mary; 6:30 p.m., confirmation clas; 7 p.m., pre-summit release of as many as the Americans likely were what are ship, chlld

South United Methodist Church by adding to your shopping list These are the events planned for this week at South United Methodist Church: over 50 hot meals on Christmas, Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m., Editor’s note; This column is holy communion, Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching, special “ Just for You” gifts for prepared by the staff of the isolated elderly and meat and fresh "Preparing the Way; ” 2 to 5 p.m., open house at Oak Manchester Area Conference of M A C C News produce for Christmas baskets. Street parsonage; 3:30 p.m., caroling and Christmas Churches. bag supper. Our Gang. Donations should be mailed to Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, Man­ Monday — 10 a.m., A.A.; 7:30 p.m., Administrative By Nancy Carr sometimes need our loving out­ chester 06040. Board. Executive Director reach even more than the little Tuesday — 9:15a.m., Edgar-Comell Circle: 10 a.m., ones. We would like to have your Women in the Vineyards study group; 7 p.m.. Boy The air is already filled with the gifts by Dec. 15 so we have time to OUR THANKS to generous do­ Scout Troop 47; 7; 30 p.m., new members, 1208 Main St. sights and sounds of Christmas. sort and ready them for disburse­ nors to the Seasonal Sharing Wednesday — 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m., Everywhere you turn, in the stores, ment. That’s only 10 more days. Appeai: Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; on TV, in school, at work, it seems Kstfiev Street School P T A In honor ot Cocaine Anonymous; Bible study, 277 Spring St. TEEN GIFT IDEAS - Gift Lynn Guttofson and Jane Bureess; Mr. as though the whole world is getting and Mr*. Theodore Slolbv, Rosemary Thursday — 9 a.m., quilters; 7 p.m.. Cub Scout Pack certificates to a iocal store, movie ready to celebrate. For our children house or fast-food chain, biiifoids Pierce, Eyelyn Clarke, Guy and Fran­ 47; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir. it is a difficult time to be poor. Not ce* Marchlsco, Paul and Helena Du- Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. (with a few dollars mad money), telU, Dorothy and Lout* Oasanlo, so much for Sammy who is only 2 inexpensive transistor radios, cal­ Arllne Mayer, Henry and BIblane Saturday — 9 a.m. to noon. Chancel Choir Rehearsal. and round chubbily cheerful and Pocrier, Nicholas Pairma, Barbara culators, watches, warm socks, Conklin, Joseph Twaronite and Albina thoroughly enjoys banging the pots knee socks, sweaters, shirts, re­ Twaronite, Stephen and Susan Chomo, and pans around the kitchen floor. cords, tapes, teen-age games, Arthur and Carol Cunllffe, John and SL Mary’s Church But round-eyed, serious S-year-old Nancy Moffat, Prestlao Prlntlnp, Inc., crafts and models, sports equip­ AARP No.1275. Rosa Gillette mine, Mrs. Richard A. Saulnier Mr. ft Mrs. Kenneth Batchelor Robin J. Luongo Stacey Bolin Becky believes in Santa with her COVENTRY — St. Mary’s Church will host a parish ment, combs, brushes, personal Theodore and Dorothy Brlndomour, Kevin O ’Mahony whole honest little heart and is Wayne and Lucy Falk, Ernest and mission called "L ive in Expectation,” from today care items. being very, very good in expecta­ Masrearet Seeenbere. Raymond and through Wednesday. The public is invited. Father Leona Layery, Miner and Edith Stack- Saulnier-Aseltine Batchelor-Marr Luongo-RIccI tion of wonderful happenings on ELDERLY NEIGHBORS - James Houston will lead the mission. He is director of pole, Kathleen Carr, Harold and Virgi­ Bolin-O’Mahony CHiristmas morning. While you are out shopping, you nia Falls, Lofstrom Construction Co., Diane Becky Aseltine, daughter of Catherine Mary Marr, daughter of Mrs. Virginia Massari of Ledgecrest the Emmaus Spirituality Program for priests, and is Jenny is old enough to know there might stumble across an extra nice Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Helen Aseltine of 784 E. Middle Mrs. Nola Elliott of Manchester and Terrace and Lawrence Luongo of South Richard and Carol Bolin of Plano, the director of continuing education of the clergy In the Manchester Grange No. 31, Marlorle is no Santa Claus but young enough flannel nightgown on sale for ’Turnpike and Kenneth Aseltine of Milton Marr of Washbqm, Maine, and Main Street announce the engagement Texas, formerly of Manchester, an­ diocese of Worcester, Mass. Houston will speak at all Kraylti, Stanley and Irene Sworek, to still believe in miracles. All Margaret, or a warm button-down- George and Lillian Legler, Virginia Florence. Mass., and Richard Alan Kenneth A. Batchelor, son of Mrs. Mary of their daughter, Robin Jean Luongo, to nounce the engagement of their daugh- . Masses this weekend. knobby knees and elbows and a the-front washable cardigan for Ryan, Heritage Sunshine Club. Saulnier. son of George and Hilda D. Batchelor of Greenville, N.C., and Carl ’Thomas Ricci, son of Mr. and Mrs. ter, Stacey Lee Bolin of Sussex. Sister Dorothy A. Scesny will lead an afternoon of bright smile full of teeth too big for Ben. Oiarlie may not have many Russell and Linda Harlow, Robertond Saulnier of Tolland, were married Oct. Leonard Batchelor of Richlands. N.C.. Carl Ricci Jr. of South Windsor. England, to Kevin P. O’Mahony, son of reflections for confirmation candidates, on Sunday Beyelry Taylor, Females In a Nuturing her thin face, she knows that teeth left but he loves hard candies 24 in Wapping Community Church. were married Oct. 17 in Stafford The bride-elect is a graduate of Frank and Betty O’ Mahony of Sussex, afternoon. She is director of religious education for St. Environment, A Special Group from somehow, someway there will be a and Mary would love a cheerful South W lndsonThom osP. Boyle, Boyle The Rev. James R. Hansen officiated Springs. Glastonbury High School and Nor­ England. Denis Parish in East Douglas, Mass. ^ a t Christmas this year with a poinsettia to brighten her room. Real Estate Co., Rotory Club ot at the double-ring ceremony. The bride Mrs. Cynthia Marr was matron of theastern University, Boston, Mass. She ’The bride-elect attended Manchester Besides the masses and confirmation afternoon, Manchester, Phyllis Mason, Virginia tree and all the trimmings and Gifts for our elderly shut-ins and was given in marriage by her mother. honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ame is a senior account administrator with High School, graduated from Plano here are the events scheduled. Refreshments will be Dumolne, Barbara, Gordon, Chris and presents for her and her brother, neighbors in Manchester convales­ Mark Todd, Ethel J . Barry, Helen Betty Dubiel was maid of honor. Koenigsberg, Mrs. Sherry Caton and CIGNA Ckirp., Hartford. Senior High School. Cambridge Univer­ served after each service. Coven, Dr. and Mr*. Leo Chorendoff, Amy Batchelor. Jessica D. Batchelor The prospective bridegroom is a sity, England and Stephens (Allege. John. John, at 14, is far older and cent homes can be left at the same Lucille Rnnegon, Mr. and Mrs. John Bridesmaids were Vicki Close. Amy Sunday — 7:30 p.m., “ I Have Plans for You,” with wiser than his 9-year-old sister. At collection centers as the toys. Golangos, Rorence Johnson, Joan ’Tumbo and Linda Reilly. was flower girl. graduate of South Windsor High School Columbia. Mo. Houston. 14 you not only know Santa Claus is Gift ideas for our elderly and Llngard, Amy McCann, F. and N. James Close was best man. Ushers Richard Marr was best man. Ushers and is manager of American Auto Inc. ’The prospective bridegroom is a Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rnkle, Mr. The wedding is scheduled for Sept. 23 graduate of Brighton College. Brighton, Monday — “ The Church, Opportunity for A ll;” 9 a phony story but miracles happen shut-ins include warm flannel paja­ and Mr*. John Pickens, Esther Rel- were Robert Nixon. Steve Turgeon and were Fred Retter. Jeff Caton and a.m., mass and talk; 7:30 p.m., prayer service and only on TV shows and, if you are mas and gowns, robes and slippers chord, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sampson, Mark Deskis. Stephen Batchelor. at Chez Josef, Agawam, Mass. England, and Cambridge University. talk. poor, it doesn’t make any differ­ for both men and women, lap robes, Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, Jr., Mr. and After a reception at Jesters Court the After a reception at the Italian Club in Cambridge. England. He is employed Mrs. Winston Smith, M r. and M rs. Paul Tuesday — “ Mary, Example of Christian Living; ” 9 ence whether you are good or bad. comb and bnuh sets, easy to get Staub, Mr. and Mr*. David Williams, couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. Stafford Springs the couple left on a by Pont Media Limited. London. a.m. and 7:30 p.m., mass and talk; 4 p.m., mass for diristmas is Just one more day to into cardigan sweaters (a little Sophie Muleronko. ’They are making their home in wedding trip to Cape Cod. ’They are England. young people. get through. large, please), candies, cookies, Manchester. making their home in North Carolina. A June 25 wedding is planned at Wednesday — “ The Rich Mercy of God;” 9 a.m., Of course, their names aren’t pussies, stationery with pens and ’The bride is a 1980 graduate of The bride is a graduate of Manchester Brighton College Chapel in England. mass and talk In the church; 7:30 p.m., penance John or Jenny, but they are our stamps, a wallet or small change Manchester High School and attended High School and is self-employed. service. Manchester children. You are purse with “ crasy money,” large THE Morse School of Business. She is The bridegroom is a graduate of cordially invited to put the sparkle magnifying glasses. Soft cuddly employed by the state of Connecticut Richlands High School in North Carol­ into Christmas for these youngsters and washable stuffed animals and BIBLE Division of Rehabilitation Services at ina. served six years in the U.S. Navy, (Foundations get hefty gifts by adding to your Christmas list dolls give our confused elderly a SPEAKS the American School for the Deaf. and is an engineer with Gerber either Jenny or John or one of the special friend to hug and rock with. Scientific Instrument Co. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Foundations of two by The bridegroom is a 1976 graduate of Protestant denominations lately have received some several hundred other children Whatever the gift you choose to EugaiM Brawtr South Windsor High School and served hefty gifts. referred to us by local social share this year, please don’t wrap in the U.S. Air Force for four years. He is . vriu eV/ workers. it. We unwrap every donation even employed as a senior technical as­ The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) received tiiq u<.‘ if you put a note on it Just to make Whan I read a column from the sembler at Scan-Optics in East a trust estimated at $8 million from the estate of Othel TOYS FOR JOY - We are nawapapor’g aditorial paga, I land absolutely sure of the contents. Hartford. r Fiers Brown of Charlotte, N.C., believed to be the collecting toys for the annual Toys However, we welcome your send­ to avaluata It by how cloaaly It • largest single bequest to a church body in the history of for Joy distribution. Parents who ing paper and ribbon along with the parallals my thinking. If It has Protestantism. are having a difficult time finan­ gift. Deadline for elderly gifts is Information I was unawara of, ■ The Presbyterian Church (USA) foundation re­ cially will receive a letter from Dec. 16. than It may modify my vlaws About Town ceived a gift of $2.9 million from Irene Nunemaker of their social worker, nurse or child’s somawhat. Topeka, Kan., described as the largest ever received teacher inviting them to come -flflMjj I.. TEANKS TO MEN from Fire­ Qanarally whan I writa this by that denomination. select one major new or good-as- men’s Local 1579 who helped us new gift along ^th several stocking column, I hops to altar your Elks celebrate Christmas Women’s Club has holiday dinner The gift to the Christian (%urch (Disciples) was deliver Thanksgiving baskets; Speech Impaired get support stuffers. thinking In cartain areas whara announced at Its assembly here. The late Mrs. Brown Graham MacDonald, Ron ’Trinko, EAST HARTFORD — East Hartford Emblem Club ’The Women’s Gub of Manchester will hold its You provide the gift to the you disagrsa. Is this Inconslstant ’The Hartford Area Support Group for people who and her husband, DeWitt, were life-long members. He Tom Ruffini, Don Huppee and Bob 341 will hold its Christmas Party on Monday, Dec. 14, at Christmas dinner on Monday at 6 p.m. at the parents and “ Mom and Dad” have on my part? How can I axpact you stutter will meet on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at C.M. Manchester (kiuntry Club. Gilbert and Sullivan s ran a large publications distribution business in the ’Turner and also Frank Malonel; to to valua that with which you 6 p.m. at the Elks Lodge on Roberts Street. Members all the joy of Christmas giving to Alliance Insurance Co., Garden Street, Hartford. Players will perform. South. Janet Richmond who was part of dlsagras with ma whan I tract Enter on Myrtle Street. Parking is available. For more should bring a grab bag gift. Santa will visit and there their own children. Double happi­ the packing team; to Mary Breen othars diffarantly? information, call 875-8401 after 7 p.m. will be a carol sing. ness, thanks to you. Your gifts for for homemade breads; to (^ b Camp gets local help the children may be left at Onter Scouts of Pack 123 who put together Soma things In this column ra- Street fire station next to the such a beautiful food box (wrapped flact my application of principio Christmas party planned Teachers attend conference Manchester Federation of Paraprofesslonals, 3175, Municipal Building, the Eighth in gold and decorated with pictures hones, my opinion. But mostly It has announeved that the Paul Newman "Hole-In-The- Thoughts Tlie Daughters of Isabella will hold Its Christmas East Catholic High School faculty members Anne Utilities District firehouse at 32 of turkeys); to employees of rsprasants simply what tha Biblo Wall” camp for terminally 111 children will benefit from party on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at St. James School hall Mannion of West Hartford. Phyllis Lewis of Wethers­ Main St., the Manchester Mall at (Hiromalloy Technical Services says. Sines tha BIbla claims di­ the federation’s 1987-88 fund-raiser. The federation of on Park Street. Members should bring $3 for gift field and Valerie Romano of Hartford will preside at 811 Main St., or the Main Street who brought over all the goodies vine authorship, hanca divina classroom assistant teachers is selling the “ Entertain­ Stories of wars and violence'sicken our hearts. exchange and refreshments. Lillian Amadeo and her the 66th annual meeting of the National Council of office of ComFed, 1007 Main St. from their home made Thanksgiv­ authority, I faol Justified In ex­ ment ’88” coupon book, which offers discounts for Mistreatment of the elderly, child abuse, battered pecting your acceptance of Its committee will host the party. Teachers of Mathematics to be held April 6-9 in restaurants and entertainment throughout Connecti­ ' v o l u n t e e r s NEEDED - If ing luncheon to share with our spouses, abortion, etc. should equally fall into the message even whan It conflicts Chicago, III. cut. For more Information, call Elaine Anselmo, you can help us pick up gifts, sort shelter folk — a feast indeed; and to pattern of uneasiness for those who value the priceless with your traditional viewpoint. If Breastfeeding class set president of the federation, at 228-0322. toys or staff the Toys for Joy all the wonderful folk at St. James commodity of life. what you read hers - or anywhere distribution, please call us at and expecially Art Kismam for a VERNON — Breastfeeding for the employed mother Scoop supper at Grange Life is that precibus gift to live and cherish. The - Is not Biblical, you have a right, 640-4114 as soon as possible. The magnificent Thanksgiving com­ is sponsored by Rockville General Hospital to help EAST HAR’TFORD — Hillstown Grange 87 will hold Its To our readers commandment asks us to go beyond “ not killing” and even an obligation, to reject It. to adopt a respect for all human life. An unwanted more willing bands available, the munity banquet. mothers who plan to return to work or school while annual Scoop Supper on Saturday, Dec. 12, at 6 p.m. in “ About Town” notices are published dally, but they helpless fetus today ... an unwanted helpless elderly better work we can do. Although we Your donations to the Seasonal continuing to breastfeed their infants. The class will the Grange Hall, Hills Street. A smorgasbord of are prepared In advance. To allow enough time for Sharing Appeal also help us to pay meet on Wednesday. Dec. 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the tomorrow. must ask you not to wrap your gift, CHURCH OF CHRIST homemade foods will be offered at 25 cents a “ scoop.” processing, please submit your notices two weeks we welcome your inclusion of for the $10,000 in vouchers redeem­ hospital. All new parents are welcome whether or not There will be only one sitting. Reservations are before the event. They should he typed or neatly J.F . Chnmberiand (Christmas paper and ribbon. able in discount stores being LydaN ft Vamon Stroata their infants were born at Rockville General. required and may made by calling 528-9094. Santa handwritten and should he double-spaced. Include the Registration is $15 and may be made by calling Permanent DeacM Please don’t forget teen-agers as allocated to families of special need Phona: Mft-2BM will be visiting. date, time, place and brief descii^ on of the event. Chnrch of the Asoomprtsn you add to your shopping list. They by local social workers and nurses. 872-0501. ir Shopping surely in order D e a r A b b y Menu for the week * ■ Abigail Van Buren Editor’s Note; This column is prepared by the staff of the Monday — Tuna-cheese melt, Manchester Senior Citizens’ Citizens juice, dessert, beverage. Center. ’Tuesday — Sliced turkey sand­ wich, soup, dessert, beverage. By Jeanette Cove PLEASE MAKE NO’TE that the Wednesday — Beef stew, roll, Senior Center Director line dancing class has ended. No dessert, beverage. further classes will be held until Thursday — Meat loaf, gravy, There are still many activities next session. Watch for starting potato, vegetable, roll, beverage, m planned at the center that warrant dates in January. dessert. MAGAZINE Hope for home your participation. Since we’re in Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday — Egg salad sandwich, the midst of the Christmas seasaon, will hold a series on aging — spup, beverage, dessert. , -- ■'w shopping is surely in order. Seniors problems and concerns for your will be leaving Monday at 9; 30 a.m. elderly relatives — for eight Cr - lies in the mess for Christmas shopping at the consecutive Mondays, 7 to 8; 30 Scores Ingleside Mall in Holyoke, Mass. p.m., beginning Feb. 22. Friday, Nov. 7, setback — Sol ’The bus will leave the mall at Sp.m. Phone-A-Ride will provide an Cohen 767; John Klein 756; Edith DEAR ABBY: Divorces and annuinnents are granted evening where you can take advan­ Albert 764; Ada Rojas 746; Carl On Wednesday, the seniors will for a spouse’s refusal to perform sexually, but is it tage of Manchester Memorial Hos­ Popple745; SamSchors74I; Martin board another bus at iO; 30 a.m. for possible to get an annulment or divorce if a spouse fails pital’s program. You may have Bakston 734. the Coachlight Dinner Theater for to perform housekeeping duties? dinner only and return home or you ’Tuesday, Dec. 1, bowling — Sam “ Guys and Dolls.” “ Susie” lived with her mother for the two years I may stay later to attend the McAllister 202, 550; Harvey Duplin dated her. That home was neat as a pin. Ifig u r ^ “ Iike ’Two Christmas programs will be Alzheimer’s Support Group. C!all 205,552; Phil Washburn 539; Manny mother — like daughter.” During our engagement, Sue presented this month; the first on phone-a-ride at 646-2774 or Jo Miller Carreiro 530; Sam Maltempo 203, ■Al talked about cooking my favorite foods, and caring for ’Thursday when a renowned local at 647-3096. 507; John Kravontak 200, 556; Leo “ our” home, so I assumed she was the domestic type. actress. Mrs. Gertrude Blanks, who My thanks to members of the Leggitt 517; Bert Sweet 502; Char­ Boy, was I ever fooled! is also a senior, will be entertaining Friendship Circle who have played ley Glode 200, 214, 594; Al Rodonis After a hard day’s work, Icomehome todirty dishes, you with dramatic presentations of an important role in making some 214. 542; Jim Fee 519; Erwin Baron unmade beds, clothes littering the bathroom and her Christmas stories. On Dec. 17 we’ll children happy for Christmas by 502; Mike Pierro 507; Bruno Gior­ two cats prowling the kitchen counters. She tells me I hold our annual Christmas party. gift wrapping pencils. Thank you dano 556. am able to get my own breakfast. ’Then she spills some Don’t forget your grab bag. Enter­ for a job well done. Yolanda Bums 181, 500; Alba dry cereal into a bowl for our daughter’s breakfast, tainment will be provided by the Please remember those among Rusconi 468; Rose Hamlin 477; Jen slaps two pieces of bread together, glued with peanut Bennet Junior High School (Hioral us who are ill. Toni Pouech is still Pierro 222, 186, 555; Lorna Kmiec butter, for the child’s school lunch. If I have time, I boil Group. recuperating at home. We miss 190, 476; Ginny Starkey 177, 481: an egg for the sweet little kid, and add an apple and a Also on Dec. 17, the Christmas your presence at Friendship Circle. Ginger Yourkas 189, 533; Cathy ’Thermos of milk. Crafts Fair will be held at the ALSO, “ get well soon” to Amelia Ringrose 190, 533. I try to mop the sticky floors, vacuum and do some center. Here is an opportunity to Anastasio, Mary Hill and Bob Hill, Wednesday, Nov. 25, pinochle — > '. '1 grocery shopping. When I ask her to please take my purchase your last-minute Christ­ who are all recuperating at home. Mabel Loomis 781; Peter Casella shirts out of the dryer and hang them up, she tells me I mas gifts and decorations. For sale 710. have been “ spoiled rotten” by my mother. (How does will be handmade knitted items, Schedule for the week Wednesday, Dec. 2 — Mabel she figure I learned to do all these jobs?) crocheted collars, tree ornaments, Loomis 762; Martin Bakston 736. How do I get this lady to assume some responsibility novelty items, and much more. Monday — ceramics. 9;30 a.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 25, bridge — for making a comfortable home for all of us? Kindness basketweaving, 9;30 a.m., last Lois Churila 4,470; Doris McCJarthy hasn’t worked. ’THE T R IP SCHEDULE is as class; bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle. 4,290; Ruth Willey 3,900; Hilda SEE’THING IN WASHINGTON follows; 12;30 p.m.; basketweaving. 12;30 ciampbell 3,870. Dec. 7 — Ingleside Mall, Holyoke. p.m., last class; exercise with Wednesday, Dec. 2 — Doris DEAR SEETHING; You can’t “ get” anybody to do Mass. — $6. Leave senior center at Rose, 1;30 p.m., last class. McCarthy 5,010; Ruth Willey 4,790: anything. But your wife’s sloppy housekeeping is the 9; 30 a.m. (park in back parking ’Tuesday — square dancing. 10 Betty Seipel 4,580; Ire re Foisey least of your problems. She appears to be a very lot.) Seats are still availably; stop a.m.; grocery shopping at Stop & 3,960; Grace (iibbs 3,880; Helen uncaring mother as well. (And if you don’t “ have time” in the center. Shop, call a day in advance for ride; Bensche 3,370. to prepare a decent lunch for the child — then what?) Dec. 9 — Coachlight Dinner non-grocery shopping at Bradlees, on the ranch ’This domestic situation isn’t going to get better ’Theatre. Leave senior center at call a day in advance for ride; . unless you both want to improve it. Get thee to a family 10;30a.m.ReturnbySp.m. (parkin exercise with Cleo, 1; 30 p.m. M fecM y counselor now before it becomes totally hopeless. back parking lot). Wednesday — crewel. 9;30 a.m.; Dec. 15 —Shopping trip to Vernon pinochle, 9;30 a.m.; Friendship H ea lth T ip DEAR ABBY: Every year for many years, my Circle on center’s bus. Call for a Circle, 10 a.m.; bridge, 12; 30p.m.; husband and I have a New Year’s Day luncheon, ride. arts and crafts club. 12; 30 p.m. inviting the same group of married couples. ’They all Dec. 22 — Trip to J.C. Penney Thursday — orchestra rehearsal. act so happy to come and seem to have a wonderful Outlet — canceled. 9 a.m.; ’Thursday program, follow­ time. Jan. 25-26 — Atlantic City — ing lunch. They say it’s become a “ tradition” now, and yet for ’Trump Castle Casino/Hotel — Friday — ceramics. 9;30 a.m.; several years, none of the couples — with the exception $72.50 includes one night accommo­ bingo. 10 a.m.; exercise with Cleo, of one — has ever invited us to their homes. We hear dation, show, coin rebate. (!all 11 a.m.; setback, 12; 30 p.m. through the grapevine about parties they Have had and Daniels at 646-3012. ’Transportation; To and from the we feel hurt. March 21-24 — Fallsview Resort senior center, call for a ride at least Abby, do you think they are trying to tell us — $217 — includes accommoda­ a day in advance something? We are considering canceling our next tions, meals and night entertain­ Blood pressure; Wednesday. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. party — or maybe inviting a whole new set of friends. ment. Sign up Jan. 29 at 9; 30 a.m. Dec. 9 (A-K). 9 to 11 a.m. HURT HOS’TS $50 deposit required. Wednesday, Dec. 16 (L-Z), 9-11 a.m. PREGNANCY DEAR HURT: You invite people because you want Pregnant women should be very their company. If they didn’t want yours, they would Louisville man gets artificial heart hesitant and selective about - " -r-s' find some excuse to decline. However, when your taking drugs, stated Dr. M.L. enjoyment ceases — it’s time to break the tradition. Soentgen to the AMA (Convention. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A Jones will remain on the artificial Drugs may pass thru the placenta 60-year-old man received-an emer­ heart until a suitable human heart and stay in the bloodstream of the DEAR ABBY; I couldn’t help but chuckle over the gency artificial heart implant Fri­ is available for transplant, hospital unborn baby longer than in the letter from the lady whose husband gets a headache day, the first by artificial heart officials said. mother’s blood stream. Toxic during sex. I laughed because that’s been my problem pioneer William DeVries in more substances resulting from for several years now and I ’m female! than two years and his first breakdown of the drug may also I read somewhere that this was not unusual, reach the fetus. The placenta is temporary implant ever. not always an effective barrier especially if the person has problems with vascular Walton Jones Jr. of Louisville headaches such as migraines. (I do.) against transfer of drugs from went into surgery at 7; 30 a.m. at (Sreen mother to fetus. By the way, my husband always gets a stuffy nose Humana Hospital Audubon, said from sex. It’s become our little private joke that if his hospital spokeswoman Donna Ha- nose stops up and I have a headache, we must have had zle. The operation ended more than X ilancliratrr lllm l^ a real good time. 10 hours later, and Jones was listed Slodge t t l HEADACHY BUT HAPPY in critical condition, she said. w s n RESIDENTIAL CARE DeVries performed open-heart National Praacripikm Canitfa DAY. WEEK OR MONTH .Saturday, Daeembar 5,1987 Abby’s favorite recipes are going like hotcakes! For surgery on Jones on Thursday, but your copy, send your name and address, clearly the operation was not successful, 348 Main Street Ms. Hazle said. She said DeVries 649-5985 printed, plus check or money order for fS.SO ($4 in MON., WED. OR FRI. Manchester Canada) to; Abby’s Cookbooklet. P.O. Box 447, Mount determined Jones would die with­ Morris. III. 61054. Postage and handling are included. out the emergency implant. 649-1025 ' " t i a ' j o a, U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. S. 1967 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. P«c. 5. 1M7 - t$ Between Health the Lines

'T Yuppie Flu” may not be a myth

By Sandra Gurvis “The disease took over my spread like nor related to f 'V life," Charlene asserts. “I ran a AIDS," emphasizes Abdou. harlene, a .^5-year-old counseling program for 13 years “People with AIDS can contract married mother of and had to quit. Whenever 1 .A the syndrome only because their two, wepi with relief have bad spells. I'm forced to immune systems are lowered." when she learned she hire a babysitter to help care for A number of experimental had chronic my kids. I love my career and treatments are also being C Epstein-Barr virus my family, but I'm too sick to attempted. These include small (CF.BV). "I'd been sick off and handle them full-time." doses of antidepressant on for over two years and no Also nicknamed the medications, injections of one could tell me what was “Raggedy Ann Syndrome" intravenous gamma globulin and wrong. One doctor thought 1 had because sufferers feel as if antiviral drugs, such as hepatitis, another sent me for an they've had the stuffing knocked acyclovir. “Results range from eye test, still another prescribed out of them, CEBV first nothing at all (acyclovir) to tranquilizers and suggested received national attention in some improvement." explains^ counseling. At last what had 1985 after an outbreak of a Abdou. “It’s loo early to tell." been plaguing me had a name." mysterious illness in Incline Other remedies — mass does Yet her diagnosis, like that of Village, near Lake Tahoe. of vitamins, massage therapy, thousands who claim to suffer According to an account in " f i acupuncture, Zen meditation and from CEBV. has generated a Hippocrates magazine, two local yoga, to name a few — are met tremendous amount of doctors, Paul Cheney and Dan with varying amounts of story skepticism from the medical controversy within the medical Peterson, began seeing an community. Some diKtors uncommonly large number of community. "But people are believe CEBV is a genuine patients with persistent, flu-like desperate." says Rose. "They 11 ailment, while others regard it as symptoms. try anything to alleviate their By Josie a bu/.z word for hypiKhondria. The patients tested negatively pain." Still others consider it a catch-all for mono, so Cheney and diagnosis for symptoms that Peterson did some research, can't be explained, as had been coming upon articles on CEBV •’JUST THE FACTS" ABOUT the case with low blood sugar, Q. / love Rick Moranis. What in a medical Journal. They then CHRONIC FATIGUE iron-poor blood, and thyroid has he been in, what will he be ordered a recently developed SYNDROME in next and will he and Dave disorders in the past. diagnostic test from a “People with Chronic Fatigue Thomas team for any other According to medical commercial laboratory. The Syndrome can usually give you MacKenzie Brothers movies? definitions, Epstein-Barr is a results showed high levels of the exact date it entered their L.L. Fredericton, N.B., herpes virus, similar to chicken antibodies to the virus in lives,” states Mike Ro.se, Canada pox. genital lesions anJcold sufferers. Thus, a syndrome was spokesperson for the A. He’s been in sores. It is closely related to bom — or perhaps reborn. 8,000-member National CEBV "Ghostbusters," “Little Shop of Rosanna Arquette Edward Woodward infectious mononucleosis in the Because of the outbreak Syndrome Association which Horrors," “Club Paradise," United States and Western appeared to be clustered in the encephalitis. emotional upheavals and lowered links over 250 support groups "Streets of Fire," “The Europe. Burkitt’s lymphoma (a Lake Tahoe area, the Centers for Lopez hopes the definition immune responses. “So a nationwide. “They wake up Breakfast Club," "The Wild tumor of the Jaw) in Africa, and Disease Control (CDC) sent two will serve as an unifying force in stressful event may reactivate or feeling terrible one morning and Life" and "Head Office," cancer of the nose and mouth in researchers to investigate. Their identifying the syndrome. “Our make symptoms worse for it doesn’t go away." among others. Next up could be Q. Please tell me about Rosanna Arquette. J. N., Cape May, Q. Would you tell me about Edward Woodward of “The NJ. Asia. highly publicized report in May investigators were looking at one Chronic Fatigue patients since Specifically, this may mean one any number of films currently Equalizer”? He plays very interesting roles. Mildred Scioscia, “The Epstein-Barr virus is their immune systems are A. She’s 28 (bom August 10, I9S9), the granddaughter of Moscow, Pa. 1986 questioned not only the specific virus, Epstein-Barr (in or more of the following: offered, with one possibility present in the white bUrod cells already down," observes Jones comedian Cliff Arquette (“Charley Weaver”) and daughter of A. “Teddy” Woodward, as his friends call him, is 57, from validity of the lab test but Incline Village). What we're • fatigue persistent to the being "The Flintstones." (He director/performer Lewis Arquette and poet/political activist Mardi in over 90 percent of the pointed out that healthy people now dealing with is a series of of the National Jewish Center point of becoming completely would play Barney to Jim Croyden, England, and as a child, wanted to become a Journalist. Arquette. She was bom in New York and moved with her family American population," explains also had high antibody counts. symptoms, possibly resulting for Immunology and Respiratory disabling Belushi's Fred.) He changed his mind when the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Dr. Ronald Glaser, chairman of to Chicago when she was 4 so that her father could takb over the offered him a scholarship to study acting when he was 16. The findings led many from a number of viruses." Medicine. • low-grade fever Regarding the Mackenzie the Ohio State University famed Second City improvisational troupe. When she was 9, the Despite his obvious talent, he was advised that unless he changed physicians to assume that CEBV Other causes might be Tonya, a former neonatal • night sweats Brothers, anything's possible, family moved briefly to L.A. before settling into an artists’ Department of Medical was a fraud, even though more infectious agents, or the body’s nurse, was not only forced to • aches and pains in muscles according to his agent, but a his name, he would never become a star so he obliged, changing commune in Front Royal, Va. it to Oliver Ward (his father’s name plus Woodward, minus the Microbiology and Immunology and more cases kept surfacing. inability to respond to infection, give up driving because of and Joints sequel to the Brothers’ first, When she was 14, she decided that she’d rather be in New in Columbus. The virus is “There’s a large element of toxic materials, stress or other perceptual problems and • swollen lymph glands "Strange Brew," is, at this Wood). That didn’t seem to make ultimate sense, though, so he Jersey so she moved in with friends of her parents in Maplewood, believed to be transmitted by 'me, too’ in this," says Ohio psychological reactions, or a headaches, but she also struggles • depression point, unlikely: “Strange Brew” changed it back and after a year at RADA, left to enter the N.J., and a year later, hitchhiked across the country with friends. saliva. “Usually it remains State's Glaser. “Once news of a combination of these factors. with depression. "Sometimes 1 • lack of memory and was a box-office dud. repertory system to try his luck as an actor under his real name. By 17, she was living on her own in L.A., with her parents’ He did very well, ultimately winding up at the famed Royal dormant until the immune disease reaches the media, And research is beginning to tell my husband to forget about concentration consent, and trying to break into acting — which she did, Shakespeare Company and National Theater. He also appeared on system weakens, causing it to people start thinking they have it uncover a few things. Dr. me and marry someone • recurrent sore throat effectively. A casting agent saw her in a local play, Broadway about 20 years ago in the play “Rattle of a Simple proliferate." if they're tired or depressed.” Robert Gallo of the National healthy,” she comments. • allergy-like reactions “Metamorphosis,” and directed her toward TV. Man” and the musical “High Spirits," and upon his return to And unlike mono, which However, “not everyone who Insititutes of Health, who also “Fortunately, he doesn’t listen.” • headaches She debuted in pretty lofty company: opposite Bette Davis in England became ,thC~ Star of a long-running and financially strikes during adolescence and is sick is imagining this," he first identified the AIDS virus, Both women had considered Anything you’d like to “The Secret of Harvest Home” in 1978, followed by her film lucrative (for/him) series “Callan," in which he played a former college years, CEBV affects insists. “Many are truly ill. recently discovered a new herpes suicide at an earlier point in “The syndrome is a know about prominent debut in the less-lofty “Gorp.” These roles led to steady work, agent not far from “The Equalizer." adults. “During the first three to They have clinical symptoms to virsus (HBLV) which may be their illness. major nuisance but it’s not fatal,” observes Jones. “And it personalities? Write to however, in the TV series “Shirley” and “Class of ’65,” and the He also appeared in a variety of films: "Becket." “Young six weeks of incubation, patients prove it. .\nd well-adjusted involved in Chronic Fatigue. Like research, diagnosis and TV movies “Having Babies; Part Two,” "Get Patty Hearst” and Winston," “TTie Wicker Man,” the Australian “Breaker show few or no symptoms,” people who lead vigorous, active Researchers are currently trying treatment for Chronic Fatigue stops getting worse after a point, Josie, King Features “Zuma Beach.” Morant” (his first break on a major international level) and the states Dr. James Jones of the lives don’t suddenly become too to isolate HBLV in patients who are still in the embryonic stages. especially if sufferers Jearn to Syndicate, 235 E. 45th Gradually, the projects got better: the TV movies “The Wall,” more recent disaster “King David," and TV productions: National Jewish Center for ill to lift their heads. Something already have the syndrome. A few virus-specific laboratory listen to their body’s responses, “The Long Way Home," “The Parade” and “Johnny Belinda.” Immunology and Respiratory Preliminary results of a study and curtail their activities St, New York, N.Y. “Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years" and “A Christmas is out there. We Just don’t know and tissue sample procedures are The project that really broke her career wide open, though, was Carol" with George C. Scott. Also, interestingly, he's a Medicine in Denver. “The exactly what.” by David Purtilo of the available, but no single, accordingly.” “The Executioner’s Song,” in which she played the sexy, For more information, contact: tool?. musical-variety star in England, the host of a number of TV illness takes hold, may worsen, The CDC is currently University of Nebraska Medical conclusive test. waif-like girlfriend of convicted murderer Gary Gilmore. Center link Chronic Fatigue with National CEBV Syndrome variety specials and a performer with 17 albums to his credit. then reaches a plateau, waxing compiling a standard clinical “Many symptoms are shared Her movie roles also started out forgettably and picked up Recently, while back in England filming a mystery for TV, viruses known to cause sore with other diseases, so a Association, P.O. Box 230108, speed: in “S.O.B.” (as a topless hitchhiker), “More American and waning at seemingly diagnosis for Chronic Fatigue “Codename: Kyril” (to be seen on Showtime .sometime this Syndrome for use by all doctors. throats (adenoviruses). And Ohio diagnosis of Chronic Fatigue can Portland, Ore. 97223; (503) Graffiti,” “Baby, It’s You,” “Desperately Seeking Susan,” unpredictable intervals.” 684-5261. ^ season) he suffered a heart attack that sidelined him for several Victims of the disease, “We’ve had similar outbreaks State’s Glaser is studying be overlooked,” slates the “Silverado,” “After Hours,” “8 Million Ways to Die” and diagnostic “markers” associated months. As we go to press, though, he’s expected back in New dubbed the “yuppie flu,” are since the 1930s,” explains CDC’s Lopez. Conversely, the “Nobody’s Fool.” with the Epstein-Barr virus and syndrome can mask more serious York within a few weeks to continue “Equalizer" filming for this primarily women, health Carlos Lopez, chief of the Currently, she’s in Italy filming the movie “The Big Blue”; season. nasopharygeal (nasal) carcinoma. ailments, such as AIDS, professionals and high-level Herpes-Virus Division there. she also co-stars in “Amazon Women on the Moon” which He and second wife Michelle (Dotrice, an actress) have a He hopes to find an antibody Hodgkin’s disease, rheumatoid should be in release by the time you read this. executives in their 30s and 40s. “The scientific literature has daughter Emily, 4. He also has three grown children, all actors, described something like it for that will serve as a common arthritis and lymphoma. “It can She married composer James Newton Howard last year and from his first mairiage. The symptoms, they say, range denominator in diagnosing some get tricky,” adds Lopez. was briefly married while in her teens. AnotJier romance, with from partially to completely the past 50 years.” It has also been known as Royal Free cases of the syndrome. But even though Chronic Toto’s Steve Porcaro, was the inspiration for the band’s hit song disabling, cutting them off from Other literature has revealed a Fatigue Syndrome affects the of a few years back, “Rosanna.” their Jobs, recreational activities disease, epidemic neuromyasthema and myalgic positive relationship between immune system, “it is neither and loved ones. •» X U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 5,1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 5.1987 - t5_ Cover Story WEEKEND TELEVBION Boxleitner is home on the ranch Saturday, Dec. 5 By Linda-Marie Singer I think they were in their lOth Jackson's i.jother on the series, season and going strong. That remarked that Lee Stetson, “on (41) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe 5:00AM (11' U .S. Farm Report ruce Boxleitner can just killed us. a scale of 1 to 10. was an 11." (61) Comic Strip |CNN] Crossfire smile now recalling his “Disillusioned? You bet. I “I never know what all that (C N N ] Daybreak [D IS] Watt Disney Presents The South four years with CBS's worked so hard and they means," he says, “especially Polar region's International Geophysical [D IS] Mousercise “Searecrow and Mrs. canceled us. I pleaded with Bud when I look at myself. It's a Year activities. (60 min.) [ESPN] SpeedWeek King," "but when we Grant from CBS for another four little like Marilyn Monroe once [U S A ] M O V IE; 'Detour' A piano player [M AX] MOVIE: 'Legal Eagles' (CC) claimed: 'I see all the (laws.' hitchhiking to the West Coast becomes in­ Tw o Manhattan attorneys employ some reached our final episodes, but he wouldn't do it. volved with murder and a seductive, mys­ unorthodox methods to prove the innoc­ season,B the series didn't hold joy 'Don't worry,' he said, ‘we'll Take a good look. I don't have a terious woman Tom Neal, Anp Savage. ence of their client, an avant-garde artist for me anymore. Instead of Nautilus machine b(xly, and I'm Claudia Drake 1945. accused of murder. Robert Redford, Debra find something even better.' Winger, Daryl Hannah. 1986. Rated PG. (In [TMC] MOVIE: The leaving Stetson in the trailer that Boy, was he right!" not about to pose nude in some 5:15AM Stereo) Damned Don’t C ry’ A woman rises from : i % ’. son of a gun was always on my At the same time magazine layout. her middle class surroundings to become a [TMC] M O V IE: 'Te x' A vulnerable 15- back, leading eventually to the “Scarecrow" came along, “Still, I don’t comprehend all glamour girl Joan Crawford. David Brian, year-old IS caught in an emotional tug-of- Steve Cochran 1950 war as he tries to grow up without parental break-up of my marriage. It's Boxleitner also received an offer the actors who tell you later on. guidance. Matt Dillon, Jim Metzler. Meg not my imagination, but it sure to star in “The Yellow Rose" ■| had to do it. I was starving.’ 5:30AM (T) New Monkees Tilly 1982. Rated PG. seems that very few actors with another beautiful woman, Come on. Go work in a grocery „ 9} Beat of Saturday Night Live [USA] Jimmy S^aggart starring in successful TV shows Cybill Shepherd. store! You don't have to take 11 INN News 7:30AM CC Popeye and Son ■ * j remain married." “After reading the script, I your clothes off. Guess I'm |CNN] Showbiz Today (A) Star Commanders Taking time off and enjoying can't tell you how it so appealed old-fashioned. I won’t even pose 6:00AM (T ) Young Universe (R) dD Animal Crack-Ups his freedom, Boxleitner rambles to me. I remember feeling, ‘Oh, in a bathing suit. I'm not Look at M e N o w ax Voltron. Defender of the Universe around his sprawling three-acre man, this is what I really want. ashamed. I just don’t feel it’s If) ;i8) C N N News (2€) Popeye & Pals ranch. It's here that the A series with a modem western necessary." 11 Christian Science Monitor Reports (24) Sesame Street (CC) 29 N e w Zoo Revue delectably clean-cut actor has so setting. It's so much more me The only necessity in Bruce (3® Foofur 61 Popeye (3$) It's Your Business often found that moment of than playing an undercover Boxleitner's youth was finding [CN N ] Daybreak tranquility. himself through acting. (Of his (41) Princesa Caballero agent.' Yet deep down I just (DIS1 Donald Duck Presents [C N N ] Sports Close-up Stopping at the bam, popping knew the one with Jackson three sisters, one has pursued {ESP N ] Tennis Continues (60 mm ) [DIS] You and Me, Kid open a beer. Boxleitner casts a would last, and that's the one I drama, another radio, while the [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies (CC) A [ESPN] SportsCenter lingering look around his spread chose.” The pilot did not make third is a housewife.) He profile of Grace Kelly's film career and mar­ riage to Prince Rainier of Monaco, featuring 8:00AM 3 ) Hello Kitty's Furry Tale hidden away in the hills of it. graduated six weeks later than interviews with her sister; James Stewart. Theater southern California. The rancher looks away and his classmates from Prospect Alec Guiness: and Louis Jourdan (60 min ) dD Dukes of Hazzard "Lee Stetson, in case you're for a while there's no sound in High schixil in Chicago, "due to 6 : 1 SAM (1^ Davey & Goliath 40': Care Bears Family (CC) 11’ Heathcliff wondering, would never approve the valley except for him my wild and free spirit. School 6:30AM Captain Bob 201 Little Troll Prince A kindhearted troll of this lifestyle." he comments, never applealed to me from Das . 5. W orld Tom orrow popping open the lid of another prince is persecuted for not being nasty taking a scat on one of the beer. “I've been here for 10 One. It was more like prison .8. Fiintstone Kids (CC) like everyone else in his kingdom. Features chairs made entirely from tree years — actually, the exact time camp, until my drama teacher. 9 Comic Strip the voices of Danny Cooksey. Vincent Price. Jonathan Winters. Cloris Leachman 11 Planet of the Apes branches. "For one thing, my of my marriage to Kitty. The Mrs. Lewkawicz. encouraged and Don Knotts (2 hrs.) 18 Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ television character wasn't a bAmerican Bandstand together pretty well while all anywhere else 1 could get her!" 3" with Kenny Rogers) and But I'll tell you what really hun. Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus per­ who shows her how much she has done these personal things... But the figure out who the heck I am. He laughs. “Well, we are down decided to saddle up one of the 7:00AM (X) Young Universe 8:30AM (T) Jim Henson's Muppet forms spirituals, jazz and rock (dD Charlie's Angels for her town Mario Thomas. Wayne Ro­ It was some reponer. disguised Babies chemistry wasn't there anymore I'm content in many ways and in the bam .. " [T ) Sylvanian Families Addams Family (T) Fan Club gers. Orson Welles. 1977 horses when out of nowhere as an extra, shoving a (T ) (401 Little Clowns of Happytown between us (Kate Jackson), and confu.sed in others. I feel kind of From one aroma to another. Bugs Bunny & Tw e ety Show (CC) [CN N ] Moneyweek (dD W W F Wrestling Spotlight (D Mission Impossible the.se girls appeared." microphone in my face asking (1V F-Troop It's come to an end. As they lo.st, and don’t really know what 11' Tom and Jerry [D IS] Donald Duck Presents (ll) Solid Gold in Concert (3D World Wrestling Federation Cham­ Recently, Estee Lauder thought "Weren't they from whether I was getting divorced. ;16i International Championship Wres­ pionship Wrestling IS^M OVIE; 'Giant Behemoth’ A radioac­ [E S P N ] Fishirtg: Best of Bill Dance (ID Ebony/Jet Showcase say. it's time to catch up on life. I’m going to do." enough of the appealing star to .Sweden'.’" he asks. tling (60 mm.) C§D America's Top Tan I called the guard and had her tive monster from under the sea invades [U S A ] Proline ^ WWF Wrestling You know, put work on the 'B' a t (3$ Smurfs If prodded about another sign him to a long-temi contract. "Wherever," Gidget replies thrown out. I'm sorry. I was in London Gene Evans. Andre Morrell. Leigh ^ Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock (ID Universal Wrestling Federation side, and concentrate on the 'A' Madison. 1959 (24) Sesame Street (CC) 9;45AM Sesame Street (CC) series, he shifts gears and gets “It’s that tuxedo image they oftliandedly. “What they did so much pain. How can people @ Constitution: That Delicate Balance QD Bullwinkle side." 201 Starcom ,261 MOVIE: 'Flame of the Barbary 1 OlOOAM (dD Pee-wee's Playhouse ® MOVIE: 'Ace EM and Roger of the somewhat giddy. “And what liked," he adds with a glowing was pay off the guards and then do that?" dl) ^ Three Stooges Obviously Mr. Slicks and 22' Main Street (CC) Coast’ The activities of a gambling casino (dD W W F Wrestling Challenge Skies' A father and son team of barns­ would you have me play? smile. “Tom Selleck and Ted waited around until he showed." As the day gives way to a are disrupted by a San Francisco earth­ ^ Fiintstone Kids (CC). torming pilots travel from town to cornfield Socks (his two quarter horses) 26- Daktari quake and fire John Wayne, Ann Dvorak. (T ) (46) Little Wizards Comedy? No. I leave that up to Danson did those types of "Imagine my surprise. They restful sunset, he becomes dD PELICULA: 'Me He de Comer esa in search of cash and an apparent ideal, agree, as they neigh in response 301 Ring Around the World Joseph Schiidkraut. 1945. (T) Buck Rogers Tuna' Se quieren como amigos, pero son only to end up back home again. Cliff Rob­ John Ritter. Anyway, it’s not a endorsements years ago, so I talked to me as if we knew each philosophical about the future. ertson, Pamela Franklin, Rosemary Mur­ Their owner rises, stuffs his 38' Newsmakers (36) Bottomline (11) Soul Train capaces de jugarse a las barajas ei amor de gotxi career move to go (lying supptjse now it’s my turn. I'm other intimately and just “I’m just going to march 40' Abbott and Costello Maquina del TIem po ( ^ GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ una mujer. Jorge Negrete, Maria Elena phy, 1 9 7 i royal blue T-shirt into his jeans, Marquez. ^ Foofur into another program while not kniKking it, because I get to wouldn't leave. I had to get a o n ." he says. “Well, that’s [CN N ] Big Story tling and strides over to his friends. ( ^ Washington Week in Review Marketing 'Scarecrow and Mrs. King’ is meet the fans in incredible little gruff, and even afterwards, what I did through four years on [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! ^ ALF After some quiet conversation, not even cold in the ground. (2^ Pro Wrestling dD Wrestling: World Class Champion­ ^ MOVIE: 'Shadow of the Hawk' An numbers and stay in touch with they continued walking up and 'Scarecrow.' During all that [ESPN] Fishin' Hole ship Wrestling he turns away. But their eyes (4i) El Tesoro del Saber evil sorceress seeks to sap an aged medi­ “Of course, speak to me in reality. down the cul-de-.sac. So you turmoil. I slugged it out. Like C h a n n e l s 9:00AM ( E D .j.K a t [CN N] News Update cine man's supernatural powers. Jan- follow and they begin, once '57) Tony Brown's Journal another 10 months and I'll be "What I mean is. I’m not like never know. Maybe they were the good soldier, I’m the one dD My Pet Monster [D IS] Stingiest Man in Town Animated Michael Vincent, Marilyn Hassett. Chief more, to neigh. WFSB Hartford. C T l611 World Wide Wrestling (In Stereo) Dan George. 1976. ready to do jiist about anything! that big star sitting in Benedict dangerous. Don't misunderstand. you can depend upon. So when 1 WNYW New York. NY OD dD Superman An animated musical about the miser WTNH New Heven> C T [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) Ebenezer Scrooge from Charles Dickens' ^ Black Perspective "I'll tell you what's really But please no cops or doctors. Canyon or Beverly Hills CD Cii) Hee Haw I love the fans, but sometimes set my mind to something, I just WOR New York. NY (D [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull classic, " A Christmas Carol." Voices; MOVIE: 'Beneath the Planet of the funny about this business. When You’ll think I’m just la/y but 1 somewhere and never once New York. NY (3$) Ask the Manager Walter Matthau, Tom Bosley, Theodore I'm afraid for my two boys." keep on going until they knex'k WPIX oa [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ Apes' James Franciscos, Kim Hunter, Bring 'Em Back Alive' (his don’t want to learn all those seeing who in the hell they’re WHCT Hartford. C T (9 (41) Capitan Centella Bikel, Robert Morse, Paul Frees. (60 min.) Charlton Heston. 1970. Gidget eyes her friend. “I still me down. But I'm a pretty WTXX Waterbury. CT son. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ESP N ] Scholastic Sports America Q D Candiepin Bowling (60 min.) first series) folded, my name stupid medical terms and say doing this for. What’s amazing remember when 1 came to work stubborn cuss and always WWLP Sprir»gfl#ld. M A ( ^ U Plaza [U SA] Discover was pul on the bottom of the WEDH H a r t f ^ , C T 9* [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner [H BO ] MOVIE: ‘Big Wednesday* Time (S?) Sesame Street (CC). things like. 'You've got a is that in one hour of publicity. I for 'Mr. Boxleitner' 10 years manage to keep getting up." ■ New London. ,CT 1 0:1 0AM [CN N] Showbiz Week and the Ocean test the friendship of three WTWS ac [M AX] MOVIE: Secrets of the Ber­ 3 D M O V IE; 'Em bassy' A diplomatic team list. Once a show's gone down, manage to sign between 200 and Hartford. C T young men. Jan Michael Vincent, William hemoglobia in your franzan.' ago. He was tanned and had WVIT muda Triangle' According to this docu­ 10:30AM (dD N e w Adventures of from America tries to smuggle out a Rus­ WSBK Boeton. M A Katt, Gary Busey. 1978. Rated NR. the executives aren't loo anxious However, I wouldn't rule out a 300 autographs. One time, mentary, over 100 ships and planes, and Mighty Mouse sian defector from Beirut. Richard Round- long hair and the whitest teeth WGOB Springfield. M A [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Foul Play' An innocent to grab you. especially when it gixxi western." though, I traveled to three stores WXTV Paterson. NJ their crews, have mysteriously vanished in d D ^0) Real Ghostbusters (CC) tree, Chuck Connors. Ray Milland 1972. I’d ever seen." the Bermuda Triangle since 1940. 1977, woman becomes entangled in a plot to kill wasn't a hit. in one day. I think they nearly WOBY Springfield. M A HD (il) Headlines on Trial the visiting Pope. Chevy Chase, Goldie [CN N] Nowaday For Boxleitner. westerns are Her bo.ss laughs at the image, WTIC Hartford. CT «£ Rated G. ^ (30) Alvin and the Chipmunks Hawn. Burgess Meredith. 1978. Rated PG [DIS] Mickey's Christmas Carol Ani­ "Of course everyone thought his lucky horseshoe. Back up to carried me out! But I feel very CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Betrayed' The leader of alluding to being voted as "One [U SA ] Beat the Pros mated Animated. In this 1983 theatrical we would click since it DISNEY Disfwy Channel (IMS) a Dutch resistance movement knows that (MJ Batman the early '70s and you might good about doing this and giving Sports Network release, Mickey Mouse appears as Bob of TV’s Top Hunks," and "One ESPN (ESPN) a group member is feeding information to (4'i3 Conan 1 1 :30AM QD America's Top Ten rcsc.mhied 'Raiders of the Lo.st Home Box Office Cratchit. In addition, Goofy, Donald Duck remember him as James Amess’ everyone — even if it’s two of the most watchable men in HBO (HSO) the Germans. Clark Gable. Lana Turner, CINEMAX CinemaM (MAX) \Sf) Adam Smith's Money World (18) Weight Control .Ark.' hut — our luck! We were nephew in the TV movie, "The seconds — a little of me." Victor Mature, 1954 America." Even Beverly TMC Movie Charmel [TMC] [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch a t (36) New Archies put opposite 'Happy Days,' and Gidgct Thomp.son, his ranch USA USA Network (USA) [U SA ] Forever Young Continued... Macahans," which landed a role Garland, who portrayed Kate [DIS] Wind in the Willows (261 This Week in MotorSports ■;5

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Pec. 5, l»87 - n U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Pec. 5. 19«7. [CNN] Newsnight [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' OHARA [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Gods Must Be Based on the novel by Herman Wouk. A Crazy' (CCI A Coca-Cola bottle dropped group of officers mutiny against their cap­ Saturday, Continued Veteran police from an airplane raises havoc amoung a Saturday, Continued tain, claiming that he is mentally unstable normally peaceful tribe of African bush- Humphrey Bogart. Jose Ferrer. Van John­ LL Ohara (Pat Mor- men. Marius Weyers. Sandra Prinsloo. son. 1954. with another man. (In Stereo) Ita, foreground) NIxau. 1982 Rated PG. [M A X ] MOVIE: That's Ufa' (CC) Blake C D (61) M r. President Sam and his'family and Jiminy Cricket are seen in separate wits W ith the king of the leprechauns AI-. @J) The New Honeymooners works with brash [U SA] Night Flight Edwards' seriocomic portrait of an affluent are ordered to spend 12 hours in a nuclear Disney featurettes. bert Sharpe, Sean Connery, Jartet Munro. fallout shelter as a pan of a drill. „(R) (In young Officer 1959. Rated G. architect who is confronted with e growing [CN N ] This Week in Japan 3:10AM [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Backtotha [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters From sense of his own mortality. Jack Lemmon, Stereo) Shaver (Robert Future’ (C C ) A time machine transpons a Madison Square Garden in New York. (3 [U S A ] Pro OoH: J.C. Penney Goff Clas­ no 10:00PM 3 3 W M t 67th (60 min.) Julie Andrews, Sally Kellerman. 198b ® Dom DeLuise Show Clohessy) on teenager back to the period when his par­ hrs } (Live) sic ( 3 ^ Round) from Largo, Fla. (2 hrs.) (D [CNN] News Rated PG-13. ® Benny Hill "Ohara." The ABC ents were in high school. Michael J. Fox. {U S A ] Dance Party (60 min.) (Live) o ( T ) Hotel (C C ) A man wants his evangelist Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson. 1985 [USA] Airwolf v11) MOVIE: 'The French Lieutenant’s series airs SAT­ [C N N ] HaalthwMfc wife to become a top T V religious person­ Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1 2:30PM C B F»n Club Scheduled: the - 2:10PM W om en' An actress' on-screen tragedy is 6:1 5PM d4] Frugal Gourmet ality; romance is rekindled for a couple URDAY. DEC. S. recording group Curiosity Killed tite Cat, juxtaposed with an off-screen romance 3:30AM ® MOVIE: 'Never Give a 2:30PM (ii Uncsiot Unk who met in San Francisco 35 years ago. Sheryl Lee Ralph, Kim Fields, Jimmie 6:30PM CD C B S New s wiUi her leading man. Meryl Streep, Jer­ Sucker an Evan Break' A screenwriter's (S3) Franch Ch«f: Napolaon's Chicken (60 min.) CHECK U5TINGS Walker, country singer Dwight Yoakam. ® Smell W onder Jamie performs magic emy Irons. 1981 trip to the studio marks the beginning of an :j0) Hart to Hart GD Headlines on Trial FOR EXACT TIME insane chain of events. W .C . Fields. Gloria :.18)TopCat at Brandon and Ted's club fund-raiser. M O V IE: 'Sunshine Boys' After a long Jean. Leon Errol. 1941. I'm Telling! (SS Grow ing a Bualnaaa: Growing Paina o o (ijD Mork & M indy separation, two former vaudeville pariners ^ Twilight Zone QD M O V IE: 'Dracula's Dog* Dormant for Marketing [C N N ] Styta With Elaa Kianach M am a's Family Vint's embarrassed at reunite to renew their friendship and their ^ ^ J J Sterbuck: Gold From the Rain­ work when Mama brings him his childhood feud. George Burns, Walter Matthau, Ri­ bow Telly Savalas stars as the owner of a hundreds of years, Dracula’s Dog is sud­ 30} What About Women [HBOIM OVIE: BatUr Off Dead’ (CC) A denly released from his tomb in Transyl­ lunch box. chard Benjamin. 1975. Greek roadside inn who turns to Starbuck young man struggles with the hardships of vania. Jose Ferrer. Reggie Nalder, Michael [CN N ] Evans & Novak adolesenca w h m the girl of his dreams '20} M iss W orld Beauty Pageant (2 hrs.) when a feud threatens to tear his family (30) N B C New s (CC). Pataki. 1977. (D IS ) Edison Tw in s Part 3 of 3. spurns him for a conceited athlete. John (Taped) « apart. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (2@) What's Happening Now!! [CN N ] This Week in Japan Cusack, David Ogden Stiers, Kim Darby. v22) (3d) Facts of Life (CC ) Blair learns a ^ This Old House (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: The Pirate Movie' A ( ^ M am a's Family iola discovers her shy teen-ager finds adventure and rom­ 1985. Rated PG. lesson about motherhood when she (26J Hot Tracks [DIS] MOVIE; South PecHic' A young handmade gifts to family members arp ance when she dreams she is the heroine in [M AX ] Cinemax Comedy ExpeHment agrees to baby-sit her little sister. (In American Navy nurse and a Frenchman in being sold at the Harpers' garage sale. (R) C4iJ Emmanuel en las Vegas (60 min.) Hawaii find romance during World W ar II a 19th-century pirate story. Kristy McNi- (C C ) Judge Reinhold er>d Demi Moore are Stereo) g® M O V IE: 'Tre n chcoaf An amateur 1959 Rated G. chol. Christopher Atkins, Ted Hamilton. "suburbanites" who invent bizarre meth­ o (4D A B C New s (CC). (8l0 Geraldo Rivers Special (2 hrs.) Mitzi Gaynor. Rossano Brazzi. John Kerr 26) MOVIE: 'The Ambushers' Agent mystery writer finds herself in the middle [ESPN] SportsCenter 1958 1982 Rated PG. (In Stereo) ods of dealing with the neighborhood's Gl) Noticiero Univislon Matt Helm is sent to discover the wherea­ [M AX] MOVIE; Weekend Warriors' A of a real conspiracy. Margot Kidder, Robert barking dogs. (In Stereo) group of National Guard misfits stages a 2:30AM QD Solld Gold in Concert ® It's Howdy Ooody Time: o Remembering Bing Bob Hope, Mary bouts of an experimental flying saucer Hays, Daniel Faraldo. 1983. 4:00AM [CN N] Urrv King Wgakend 1 }00PM phony dress reception in honor of a mili­ A 4 0-Ye ar Celebration (2 hrs.) 3:00PM (S MOVIE; -Oynaaty A Manin, Victor Borge. Jane Wyman and which was brought down somewhere in (Si) PELICULA: 'Perjura' Una mujer ren- [C N N ] Sports Latenight [USA] MOVIE: ‘Port of Now York' A Mel Torme are among the stars who share Mexico. Dean Martin. Senta Berger, Janice tary inspection. Lloyd Bridges, Chris Lem­ □D Siskel & Ebert Holiday Video Gift young prince is secretly trained in the art of uncia su propia felicidad en beneficio de las [ESPN] Collage Football: South Caro­ gang of smugglers is caught by a govern­ martial combat by an order of monks who their memories of Bing Crosby. (80 min ) Rule 1967 mon, Vic Tayback. 1986. Rated R. Guide The film critics highlight the latest necesidades de su padre. Jorge Negrete, lina at Miami (3 hrs.) (R) ment agent Scott Brady. Yul Brynner. K .T. videocassette offerings includirtg movies, plan to destroy the Ming Dynasty. Pai (In Stereo) 38' MOVIE: 'Paint Your Wagon' Two 1 0:1 5PM [H B O ] Paul Raiser: O ut on Marina Tamayo. Sara Garcia. [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sounds Stevens. 1949. ho v-to series and games. Also, what's Yiang, Lin Ta Shing, Bobby Ming. 1980. [C N N ] Pinnacle prospectors share one wife m this musical a W him (CC ) Paul Reiser 'My T w o Dads" M O V IE: 'Thief of Hearts' A cat bur­ from the Broadway play about the gold- ponders his existence as a comedian in 2:50AM [H B O ] m o v i e : X h e e c h & 4:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : ‘Heartbreak new in'video technology and equipment. (J) Knight Rider [D IS] My Friend Flicka glar steals the secret journals of a young rush days in No-Name City. California. Lee search of the true meaning of life in this Chong's Nice Dreams' T w o dope dealers Ridge' (C C ) A decorated career marine of­ (60 mm ) GD Twilight Zona o wife and unlocks her hidden passions. [TM C ] Short Film Showcase I Marvin. Clint Eastwood, Jean Seberg. installment of "On Location". (75 min.) (In Steven Bauer, Barbara Williams, John use an ice cream truck to peddle their ficer is given the task of getting a platoon [9': American Bandstand (M Soul Train 1969. goods. Cheech Marin. Tom m y Chong. of raw. undisciplined recruits into fighting 7:00PM CD Out of This World Stereo) Getz 1984 11 MOVIE: 'Quincy's Quest' Aragdollin ® Reino Satvaje oooo Stacy Keach. 1981. Rated R. shape. Clint Eastwood. Marsha Mason, 40' M O V IE: 'Am adeus' Court composer a department store sets out to save the CD Three's Company 1 0:30PM ® Sports Extra [CN N] Newsnight Everett McGill. 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) Sleeping Beauty Olympic medalists Antonio Salieri details the life of his long­ 3:00AM ® Homo Shopping Over­ retccied toys from destruction. Imme­ C D News time rival. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. F (11) INN News [DIS] MOVIE: The Pleasure of His diately following "Quincy's Quest” is the Robin Cousins and Rosalynn Sumners por­ ooooooo night Service Continues (2 hr^.) 4:22AM ® Love Your Skin Com pany' An ex-husband returns to at­ D It's a Uving Sonny's bride-to-be Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce. Jeffrey (18) War Chronicles :inin>.iied r'oiiday special "George and the tray Prince Ftonmund and PrirKess Aurora tend his daughter's wedding but tries to leaves him waiting at the altar Jones 1984 Star featuring music by Paul Anka. 1979. in tNs ice ballet based on the classic fairy ACROSS DOWN (20} Twilight Zone break it up when he sees how beautiful she tale. (90 min.) (11) Tales From the Darkside A deceased 57 MOVIE; The Best Years of Our (24) Doctor Who is. Fred Astaire. Debbie Reynolds. Lilli Pal­ 18 Josie and the Pussycats Nothing [CN N ] Your Money 1 Goals 2 preacher's spirit makes a haunting return Lives' William W yler’s multiple Oscar win­ mer. 1961. 22 W WF Superstars of Wrestling -Th e — of Night ' 3 Fulfill ner about the postwar readjustments of 1 1 :00PM (D ® s§) do) C4® News Ask Dick Kleiner [ESPN] Tennis Continues (90 min.) 5 Gue»l Connie Stevens. (R) 4 Card game three veterans returning to civilian life. [ESPN] 1987 Heisman Trophy Spaclal 24 Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' 9 In working order: colloq. (J6) Charles in Charge Charles advises Ja­ ® M O V IE: 'In Harm's W ay' A Navy man [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Greet Sentinl' A 5 Evenings: poetic Frednc March, MyrnaLoy, Dana Andrews. 30 Main Street (CC). lb Atl. continent: abbr. mie to gel a job so she can afford her ex­ captures Japanese-held islands in the days 1 2 :1 0 A M ® MOVIE; Marjoe- The Marine Corps colonel nearly destroys his 12 Shift" (clue to puzzle 6 Nickname for J. Wayne; 1946. following the Pearl Harbor attack. John cateer of revivalist Marjoe Conner is re­ pear Dick: I remember watching • Dear Dick: Could you please give 40 Let's Go Bowling (60 mm.) family by his dictatorial methods. Robert pensive clothes. (R) answer) abbr. [CN N ] PrimeNews Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Patricia Neal. 1965. viewed. 1972. me some information about Deanna Duvall, Blythe Danner, Michael O'Keefe. ^20} You Can't Take It W ith You Grandpa “The Untouchabies" with Robert 41 PELICULA: Los Tres Alegres Com- 15 Ms. Belatonte>Harper 7 Travolta musical 1979 Rated PG. dreams he's being accused of leaving the [ESPN] College Football: South Caro­ (ill MOVIE: 'The Seduction of Joe 1 2:30AM ® invest America Stack for a iong time, plus many re­ Durbin, the beautiful child singing padres' Cuando un padre le ensena a si s 18 Hurt 8 Ms. Home business world 25 years ago. Guest: Larry lina'at Miami (3 hrs.. 30 mm.) (Live) 'Tynan' Fame and power teach a rising runs. I know the series was based on a star of years ago. Is she living or dos hijos a hacer trampas con las baratab [TM C ] MOVIE: '48 Hrs.' A convict is 20 it Shockii^?" 11 We Stand " Senator the double-edged price of suc­ (2$) Hogan's Heroes Linville [H B O ] MOVIE: Heartbreak Ridge' (CC) dead? Why did her singing career end todo puede suceder Jorge Negrete, Pedro released from prison for 48 hours to help a 21 And so forth: abbr. 13 Frozen water cess. Alan Alda. Me)yl Streep, Meivyn [CN N ] Evans & Novak book, but I can’t remember who Armendariz. rumpled police detective catch two es­ (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) A decorated career marine officer is given 22 Actor Richard — 14 She was Decker on Douglas. 1979. [E S P N ] Quarter Horse Racing (60 min.) wrote the book. Is it still in print, and while she was so young? — M.V.S., caped killers. Nick Nolle, Eddie Murphy, the task of getting a platoon of raw, undis­ 57' He Makes M e Fdel Uke Dancing This 24 He's Mike Hammer "Trauma Center" (24) Frugal Gourmet: A Colonial Christ­ Reading, Pa. James Remar. 1983. Rated R. ciplined recruits into fighting shape Clint 18' Ghost Story (Live) do you know where it can be pur­ documentary features ballet star Jacques 25 S.A. Indian 16 to Heaven" mas W ith Friends Chef Jeff Smith and a Eastwood. Marsha Mason. Everett McGill (20) Tales From the Darkside A reformed chased? — E.L.M., Hollywood, Fla.- Dear M.V.S.: She retired when she d'Amboise and ](XX) New York City 17 Royal Nav. Res. group of children prepare Christmas 1 :00AM ® Puttin' on the Hits 3:15PM S3) French Chef. Le Cocktail 26 Court 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) alcoholic (Vic Tayback) is driven apart Dear E.L.M.: That series was based was only 27, mostly out of choice. She school children as they prepare for a per- 31 SHghtly open 19 " — Vice" sweets based on colonial American re­ ® Home Shopping Overnight Service (H ) A t the Movies Scheduled: [M AX] MOVIE; 'Legal Eagles' (CC) from his family by a young boy claiming to had grown tired of the same sort of lormance. (60 min.) 3:30PM 32 On the top 23 Crown cipes from the early 1700s. (90 min.) (2 hrs.) on Eliot Ness’ autobiography. At "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" (Steve Tw o Manhattan attorneys employ some be his son. [CN N] Newsday 26 New Jersey Election; C26} Hee Haw least, the first show — it was original­ roles, and Hollywood had type-cast Martin, John Candy): "Three Men and a 34 Deepness unorthodox methods to prove the innoc­ ® MOVIE: 'Twilight's Ust Gleaming’ abbr. (24) Doctor Who ly a two-part “Desilu Playhouse” dra­ her viciously. Her decision may also [D IS] Rudolph's Shiny New Year Ani Baby" (Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, 36 Legends Benny Hill ence of ^ e ir client, an avant-garde artist A dishonorably-discharged Air Force 37 Teachers' org. 27 Famous gangster Al — (26) Barney Miller General seizes control of a nuclear missile have been prompted by the fact that mated Rudolph the Reindeer comes to the Ted Danson); "W alker" (Ed Harris. Marlee v38} Maude accused of murder Robert Redford. Debra ma in 1959 — was taken from Ness’s rescue when the New Year baby is kia- Matlin).* 39 “ L A. — " 29 Capital of Canada Winger, Daryl Hannah 1986 Rated PG. (In (33) M O V IE: Dead M en TelLNo Tales* A base to blackitiail the U.S. government. book. Most of the subs^uent TV se­ she was having serious weight prob­ napped by an evil bird Voices of Red Skel 30 Expression of surprise 40 Grand Ole Christmas (60 mm ) young photographer is pursued by killers Bun Lancaster. Richard Widmark. Charles (H ) ® Sportsworid Scheduled: World 41 Departed Stereo) ries episodes were strictly fictional. lems. She is still living, in France, ton, Frank Gorshin, Morey Amsterdam 33 Attention-getter 41 Sabado Gigante Programs de vane- on the trail of his double. Judy Came, Durning. 1977. Pro Figure Skating Chqpipionships. from 42 Page of book [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents where she retired in 1948. She is 66 (60 m in ) Christopher George. Patricia Barry. 1971. The book is" long out-of-print. You Capital Centre in Landover. Md (90 mm.) 35 "In the — of the Night" dades con juegos. competencias. enirev ll) G.L.O.W. Wrestling istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don may be able to acquire one from a this year. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'My American Cousin' (R) (Live) (clue to puzzle answer) 8:30PM ( D (SD W om en in Prison (41} Tiempo de Amar (60 mm.) (2® Pro Wrestling This Week A 12-year-old girl experiences romantic 36 He's Bull on "Night Francisco (3 h rs) While serving time In the "hole," Vicki used book store, or one of those outfits • Dear Dick: My girl friend and I (41) Sabroshow [CNN] Pinnacle - (2® New Generation discovery and disillusion when her hot- Court" 61 It’s a Living dreams up bizarre fantasies that feature that locates out-of-print books. have a bet if Robert Hays of “Air­ shot American cousin arrives from Califor­ [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents 36 0 -G linkup her fellow inmates. (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: '48 Hrs.' A convict is 30) Bizarre plane” also played the bomber in the [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday released from prison for 48 hours to help a • Dear Dick: I am writing to see if nia. Margaret Langrick, John Wildman, Ri­ 40 Ekberg ID D W e Got It Made 38) MOVIE: 'The Man Who Never Was' 4:00PM ® A -Te a m rumpled police detective catch two es­ you can give me some information TV movie “City Killer.” I say it was chard Donat 1985 Rated PG. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Christmas Visitor' The undercover activities of British Intellig­ Gl) Puttin' on the Hits (CC) In the drought-ridden Australian out ® NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at caped killers. Nick Nolle, Eddie M u rp ^. another actor. Who’s right? — T.. [TM Cj MOVIE: American Ninja' ence, in a bcMjplan to shonen World War about a m ovie called “Robinson Cru­ TV puzzle solution on page 32 back of the 1890's a^boy finds hope in the St. Louis Blues (3 hrs.) (Live) James Remar 1983. Rated R. O ^ ■ Stationed in the Philippines, a Gl takes on (31) Power Pro Wrestling II. is b a s e ^ ^ n a true incident. Clifton soe” which starred Dick Van Dyke. I Houston, Texas. arrival of a grizzled ex-miner who he be 22.' :3()} 227 (CC ) Calvin and his friend will ninja warriors to wipe out a corrupt wea­ [U SA] PGA Golf: J.C,Penney Classic-. .. Webb. Glgp»x^rahame.. Stephen Boyd. Dear T.: You are. Hays was not in dD MOVIE: 'Brewster's Millions' A mi­ lieves IS Santa Claus Dee Wallace Stone. believe it was a Disney film, and I pons dealer. Michael Oudikoff, Steve be kicked off the basketball team unless (Third Round) from Laf^o, Fla. (2 -hrs.) 1956. the film. Terence Knox played the nor league baseball player must spend $30 John Waters. Andrew Ferguson. 1987 (In they pass their history exam. (In Stereo) think my grandson would enjoy seeing James 1985 Rated R. and the St. Alban's Abbey Boy Choristers million in 30 days in order to inherit an un­ Club in New York City (Live) Stereo) 11:30PM ® She's the Sheriff [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Ninja’ Sta­ it. — M.M., Steubenville, Ohio. bomber. believably huge fortune. Richard Pryor. perform traditional Christmas carols from C2D This Old House (CC ) Sam Perry dis­ [U S A ] Hollywood Insider (D Diff'rant Strokes ® Friday the Thirteenth tioned in the Philippines, a Gt takes on ninja • Dear Dick: Please settle some­ John Candy, Lonette McKee. 1985. Hertfordshire, England. (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: The Gods Must Be cusses preparing the exterior for painting; warriors to wipe out a corrupt weapons Dear M.M.: It was called, actually, 1 :30PM ;1B< Penelope Pitstop Cll) Bustin' Loose Sonny wins a fish com­ Crazy' (CC ) A Coca-Cola bottle dropped determining the farmhouse's insulation ® News ■ “l.t. Robin Crusoe, USN,” and it was a thing for me. I read somewhere that d l) New Southern Cooking Holiday Spe­ [CN N ] Big Story dealer. Michael Dudikoff, Steve James. [CN N ] Newsm^er Saturday pany slogan-writing contest (In Stereo) from an airplane raises havoc amoung a needs; Norm installs fir decking on the 1985 Rated R. 1966 release from Disney. Nancy Fred Astaire was a member of “Our cial Favorite holiday memories and favor­ [E S P N ] College Football: Arkansas at (20) (40) D .C. Follies Scheduled; puppet (2^ Charlie's Christmas Project An 11 - normally peaceful tribe of African bush front porch Gang.” Is that true? — J., Houston. [U S A ] Cover Story ite seasonal southern recipes are shared Hawaii (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) caricatures of George Bush. Whoopi Gold­ [USA] MOVIE: 'Port of New York' A Kwan was Van Dyke’s co-star in the year-old boy brings holiday cheer to a men Marius Weyers, Sandra Pnnsloo. [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater berg and Sam Donaldson Gu^st star by Craig Claiborne, Paul Prudhomme, and NIxau 1982 Rated PG gang of smugglers is caught by a govern­ story about a downed Navy pilot who Texas. 1 :35PM 124J Juatin Wilson 'Holiday [H B O ] M O V IE: Choke Canyon' A scien­ homeless man. a group of senior citizens comic Rich Hall others. (90 min.) ® Twilight Zone: Button, ment agent. Scott Brady, Yul Brynner, K.T. Dear J.: No, it’s not. For one thing, Cookin' tist conducting sound wave experiments in and a lonely woman [USA] New Mike Hammer (60 mm ) 9:00PM 'f'-ifts onto a Pacific island — but this MOVIE: 'The Ueutenant Wore Button (R) Stevens. 1949 a Utah canyon runs afoul of a local manu­ 22 30 Saturday Night Live Host; Danny island was not uninhibited. Astaire was 20 at the time the first 2:00PM College Football: Arm y Skirts' A former W A F Lieutenant, believ­ Frugal Gourmet 7:30PM (3^ Marblehead Manor facturer planning to dump radioactive ma­ CD (61) New Adventures of Beans Bax­ DeVito Musical guest; Bryan Ferry. (90 1:1 0AM [CN N ] Traval Guide • Dear Dick: Some friends and I “Our Gang” was shot. vs. Navy at Philadelphia (3 hrs . 30 mm.) ing her husband is going to be re-inducted Connecticut Newsmakers (D Family Ties ter (CC ) Beans loses the student council terial there. Stephen Collins. Janet Julian. min ) (In Stereo) 1:1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Divine Mad. ■ were watching “Nightmare on Elm ' • Dear Dick: What was the name of (Live) into the service, re-eniists. Tom Ew6ll, ^ Chespirito (60 min.) election when he's asked to rescue the Lance Henricksen. 1986. Rated PG. D Jeopardy! (CC) .26) Racing from Plalrfsfield ness' This film captures the energy, humor ( T ) Collega Basketball: Louisville vs. Sheree North, Rita Moreno. 1956. president's kidnapped daughter. (R) (In Street If ” and we can’t decide where the movie with Doris Day and James dB Christmas With the Mormon Taber­ and sensitivity of the Divine Miss M. Bette Notre Dame at Indiartapolis (2 hrs.. 30 (3i MOVIE: 'Night Th«y Saved Christ- 5:00PM Dr. Science r p M am a's Family Vint's embarrassed at Stereo) (57} Ring of Truth: Doubt (CC ) Part 6 of 6. we’ve seen Hope Lange before. Could Cagney, based on the life of Ruth Et- nacle Choir and Shirley Verrett Soprano Midler, The Harlettes. 1980. Rated R. min.) (Live) mas' Drilling for Arctic oil threatens Santa ® A -Te a m work when Mama brings him his childhood you please tell us where it might have ting, the singer? — R.K., Ventura, Shirley Verrett and the Mormon Taberna­ lunch box ( p Billy Graham Crusade [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred CO Black Sheep Squadron Claus’s toy factory at the North Pole, so a (ll) Webster cle Choir perform popular and traditional Hickman. Nick Charles. i 1:20AM [M AX ] MOVIE: 'F/X' (CC| A been? — K.S., Vicksburg, Mich. Calif. mother and her three children set out to 11 Charles in Charge CharlejTTIIans j (22) ^ Golden Girls (CC ) Dorothy. Rose special effects expert becomes the fall guy Christmas songs including "Hark! The Her­ [D IS ] College Bowl '87 (In Stereo) Dear K.S.: Probably in her TV se­ , Dear R.K.: That was “Love Me or 16} Kidsongs (In Stereo) save it from certain destruction. Jaclyn QD Blue Knight party to introduce the new-Star Trek: The Next Generation Riker the visiting Pope. Chevy Chase, Goldie tion on a very old Laurel and Hardy interviews with her sister; James Stewart. .38) CinemAttractions nab a cocaine-smuggling mobster. Gre­ • Dear Dick: Is Chester Morris still 38) MOVIE: 'A Gunfight' Townspeople mer Olympics. Leslie Weiner. Johann Alec Guineas; and Louis Jourdan. (60 min.) becomes the major player in a deadly Hawn, Burgess Meredith. 1978. Rated PG gory Hines. Billy Crystal, Steven Bauer. 2:00AM 33 m o v i e : 'Cm u of iron' movie. I’m not sure if it was called expect a showdown when two former Carlo, Talia Balsam. 1964. game masterminded by the dangerous and (61. Throb Brutal warfare on the Russian front brings alive? In what films has he appeared? [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Detective School Dro­ [U S A ] College Basketball: St. Johns af 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) “Babes In ’Toyland” or “The March of gunfighters meet in their quiet Southwest­ powerful O ' entity (6(>min.) out the best and the worst in officers and — Mrs. L.H.L., Fort Pierce, Fla. [U SA ] Cartoons pouts' A penniless private eye teaches a [C N N ] Sports Saturday Kansas (2 hrs.) the Wooden Soldiers.” I think it is a ern town Kirk Douglas. Johnny Cash. Jane 1 1:45PM d4) Doctor W ho men. James Coburn. James Mason. Maxi­ detective-novel junkie the tricks of the Gl) Odd Couple classic. Would it be available on Dear Mrs. L.H.L.': Chester Morris, Alexander 1971. 4:1 0PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up 9:10PM [CN N ] Showbiz Wsak milian Schell. 1977. trade while on a complicated case that (2Q) Bustin' Loose Sonny wins a fish com­ CD CBS News Special: Child 12:00AM ® Solid Gold in Concert (In VCR? - L.E.W., New Albany, Ind. who was one of Hollywood’s best liked C13 Collega Basketball: Ken­ 8:00PM QD IN N New s 40} It's Howdy Doody Time: A 40-Year 4:30PM brings them to Italy David Landsberg, pany slogan-writing contest ren of Apartheid Highlights interviews 9 : 1 5PM (S I Th is Old H o u n (C C ) Norm Stereo) Dear L.E.W.: You’re right, that was and busiest actors, died in 1970. He tucky at Indiana (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) makes and installs decorative arches for Celebration (2 hrs ) Lorin Dreyfuss, Christian De Sica 1986 with the daughters of State President P W ® Entertainment This W eek A salute to ^ Jimmy Swaggart Record Guide the kitchen's exterior; blowing insulation one of the L&H classics. It was origi­ had been in hundreds of movies — 57' Kovals on Collacting (11) N e w Gidgat Danni and Gail believe Rated PG. (In Stereo) Bothe and political activist Nelson Man Paramount's 75th anniversary. Hosts; ® That's the Spirit ( ^ It’s A Living Nancy gets revenge when into the existing structure; applying blue- nally called “Babes In Toyland” when good one such as “The Big House” and their chemistry teacher (Elinor Donahue) is dela, a visit to an integrated private school Robb Weller, Leeza Gibbons. (60 min.) 61' MOVIE: 'The Loch Ness Horror' Hun­ [USA] Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol Howard announces he's still dating other ® A B C N ew s (CC). using their love potion. where students are encouraged to debate board to the ceiling. it was first issued in 1934, and then “Five Came Back,” and stinkeroos ters lament the futile attempts at finding Animated. Charles Dickens' classic is women Part 1 of 2 QD New Hot Tracks brought to life through the voices of Jim South Africa's political and racial issues 9 : 3 0 P M ® d D Sacond Chance A man [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents later retitled “March of the Wooden such as “Blondie Johnson” and “The the Loch Ness monster over the decades .41} Embajadoret de la Musica Colom- dD Runaway With the Rich and Famous Backus. Morey Amsterdam and Jack Cas­ Fame (60 mm.) (In Stereo) (60 mm ) [D IS ] M O V IE : 'Darby O 'G Ill and the U t- Sandy Kenyon. Mike McKenzie, Barry biana gets a second chance at life after he dies Fred Dryer and Rosanna Arquette tour Soldiers.” I find it surprising, and sad, Bat Whispers.” He was also Boston sidy (60 min.) tie People* An Irish storyteller matches Buchanan 1982 (57/ James Galway's Christmas Carol [CN N] Newswatch and meets St. Peter. (R) (In Stereo) that it is not listed in any catalog I Blackie in many of those films, and Cannes in southern France. (R) wits with the king of the leprechauns. Al­ @ Amen ICC) The Rev. Gregory be­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Darby O'Gilt and the Lit­ Flutist James Galway, the Royal Philhar­ 5:30PM QQ Heisman Trophy Award [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and C2D Consumer Discount Network bert Sharpe, Sean Connery. Janet Munro. have of available VCRs. did a lot of T V in its early years, too. tle People' An Irish storyteller matches monic Orchestra.The Ambrosian Singers Ceremonies from the Downtown Athletic Harriet Continued.. comes jealous of Thelma's relationship

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■ A coffee company worker has a secret iD Spiritual iif* CrusKi* IT over Sesame Street as Big Bird attempts to X Next President romance with the daughter of his best ufKover the secret of how Santa Cleus A HOBO'S [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred CTD W eight Control friend. Michael Caine. Joseph Bologna. gets down the chimney. (90 min.) Hickman. Nick Charles. ( ^ ^ NFL Uve NFL pregame show Michelle Johnson. 1984. Sunday, Continued CHRISTMAS Sunday, Dec. 6 (9) Batman [MAX] MOVIE: Ther* Was • CrookMi hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- ^ Wild Kingdom (9) Fight BackI WHh David Horowitz had, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford. Happy-go-lucky M en' A convict's escaf>e plan is inadver­ T h li Old House ICC) Norm tently aided by the reform-minded new dD Tamaa y Dabates dD McLaughlin Group 2:45PM Si) vagatond Chance makes and installs decorative arches for [CNN] Evan* ft Novak mals that have adapted to life at high alti­ warden's plan to improve prison condi­ (IT) Nuestra Familia M OVIE: 'Snowman' A boy builds a [CNN] Foreign Corres^ndents the kitchen's exterior; blowing insulation tudes. Carson (Barnard tions. Kirk Douglas, Henry Fonda, Burgess 5;00AM [CNN] Spent Rtviaw [HBO]MOVlE: 'Th*Bug*Bunny/Rood snowman that comes to life and takes him [D IS ] Mouse Factory Host Johnny into the existing structure; applying blue Hughes', I.) re­ Meredith. 1970. Rated R. @ Sesame Street (CC) Runner M ovie' A n im a t^ Bugs remin­ 6:45PM S i Nature (CC) This profile of [T M C ] M OVIE: 'Tex' A vulnerable 15- on an amazing adventure. Brown explores the history of the wheel. board to the ceiling. unites with his [USA] Discover year*old is caught in an emotional tug-of- [CNN] Daybreak isces about some of his antics with the the world's most popular household pet. [CNN] Nawtmakar Sunday Includes shorts: "Dad, Can I Borrow the [D IS ] DTV war as he tries to grow up without parental Road Runner and other cartoon cohorts in the dog,'examines a special, centuries-old Ipng-estranged son 1 1 :3 5 P M [DIS] MOVIE: 'PWmouth [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [DIS] Wind in tha Willows Car? ” and ’’Donald and the Wheel '. tNs blend of new animation and classic guidance. Matt Dillon. Jim Metiler, Meg 3:00PM X Star Search.(60 min.) relationship. (75 min.) Charlie (Gerald Adventure' The drama of the nien and [ESPN] NBA Today [ESPN] This Waak in Sports (60 min ) [E S P N ] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Sem ­ footage. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck. Road women crowded aboard the small sNp Tilly. 1982. Rated PG. (1$ Bob Decker's Wacky World of X 6 0 M inutes (60 min.) V McRaney) in "A [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) ifinals From Madison Square Gardens in Runner. 1979. Rated G. 7:00PM Mayflower, pitting themselves against the [HBO] M OVIE: 'Coast to Coast' A runa­ Sports The famous and not-so-famous are 5; 10AM [MAX] Crazy About the New York. (3 hrs.) (Live) X © ) 21 Jump Street Penhall believes Hobo's Christ­ winter Atlantic to seek a new life. Spencer Movtoa (CC) A profile of Grace Kelly's film [M AX] MOVIE; The 3 Worlds of Gul­ way housewife and a scrappy trucker haul­ a part of this offbeat look at sports, hosted 5:00PM X National Geographic (60 [HBO] Spalding Gray: Terrors of Plea­ Ns undercover partner may be responsible mas," a CBS movie Tracy. Gene Tierney. Van Johnson. 1952. career and marriage to Prince Rainier of liver' Jonathan Swift’s story inspired this ing cattle coast to coast become the by the former Major League catcher who min.) sure (CC) The humorous and treacherous for a crack dealer's death. (60 min.) Part 2 Monaco, featuring interviews with her sis­ tale of a ship's surgeon who is cast upon quarry In a wild cross-country chase. Dyan humbly refers to himself as ("Mr. Base­ airing SUNDAY. process of buying a house according to X Sea Hunt Mike searches for Jennifer of 2. (R) (In Stereo) 1 1 : 4 5 P M X Roari to Calgary A prev­ ter; James Stewart; Alec Guiness; and the magical shores of Lilliput and Brobding- Cannon. Rob*n Blake. Quinn Redecker. ball”). DEC. 6. comic Spalding Gray. (60 min.) (In Stereo) when she turns up missing at sea. iew of the 1988 Olympics. Louis Jourdan. (80 min.) nag. Kerwin Mathews, Jo Morrow, June 1980. Rated PG. X (@) MOVIE: 'Student Exetwnge' ^ ) Charlie's Angels X National Geographic James Whit­ Premier*, (CC) A pair of high-schoot sen­ 1 2 :0 0 A M X At the Movies Thorburn. 1960, CB m o v i e : "n w Y«ik>w Best of Saturday Night 10:45AM 9) Jawtsh Ufa 12:45PM (4$ MOVIE: 'It Came Upon the Midnight more narrates this overview of the world iors discovers the benefits and drawbacks CHECK U5TING5 5:30AM CE) [U S A ] Cartoons Submarine' In this animated film, the Chief X Friday The 1 3th: The Series (60 min.) Clear' A retired New York detective dies of trains. (60 min.) of campus popularity when they masquer­ FOI! EXACT TIME Uve 1 1 :00AM * X Entartainmant This Blue Meanie and his henchmen unleash an before he can fulfjll his Christmas promise ade as foreign exchartge students. A "Dis­ GD Star Trek Ql] INN News 8:1 SAM dl) Sesame Street (CC). W eak A salute to Paramount’s 75th anniv­ assault on Pepperland. Voices of The Bea­ (II) NC TV Hour Movie previews include to his grandson, so he strikes a "heavenly Prince's concert movie "Sign o’ the ney Sunday Movie" presentation. Viveka GD Avengers [CNN] Moneyweek 8:30AM CD Sunday Mass ersary. Hosts: Robb Weller, Leeza Gib­ tles. 1968 bons. (60 min.) (In Stereo) bargain" to return to Earth Mickey Times"; videos by Robbie Robertson Davis. Todd Field. Part 2 of 2. (^ Discover [E S P N ] College Football Continues CD World Tomorrow 1:00PM 'CB NFL Football: Philadel- Rooney, Scott Grimes 1984 "Showdown at Big Sky" and Red Hot Chili X M OVIE: 'Tarzan Finds a Son' Tarzan (il) Charles in Charge Charles plans a ( ^ Hogan's Heroes [USA] Night Flight: New Sounds CB) Heathcliff phia Eagles at New York Giants (3 hrs.) 1571 Wonderworks: Little Princess (CC) Peppers "Fight Like a Brave". (60 min.) party to introduce the new chef at Sid's and Jane find a baby boy. the only su r^o r Consumer Discount Network t/ (Live) After being treated like a princess. Sara (^ The Saint Pizza*Parlor. 6:00AM (T ) M y Neighbor's Religion ^ Miracle Revival Hour of a plane crash. Johnny Weissmtjller. pilot,» 12-year-old unicyclist with Mingling lands of Scotland. (75 min.) (18) MOVIE: 'Knock on Wood' A famed • finds herself penniless when her father ^ Sports Machine (3$ Robert Schuller Maureen O'Sullivan, Ian Hunter. 1939. i ® Star Search (60 min.) Captain Power Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus, a 10- d 3 Robert Schuller entertainer and ventriloquist get mixed up dies (60 mm ) 9:30PM X ® Duet When Laura has ® Christian Lifestyle Magazine X High School Bowl ^ Wonderworks: Uttle Princess (CC) ( ^ ^ Our House (CC) David learns year-old junior zookeepar, and a 14-year- d ) CNN News ( ^ One Day at a Time with a gang of international spies. Danny 6T> MOVIE; 'Son-Rise; A Miracle of trouble saying "I love you." Ben plans a Sara is finally reunited with friends and for­ about heroism when he and the family old comic book wizard. (R) dD Gene Scott (IT) El Ministerio de Jim my Swaggart X Knight Rider Kaye. Mai Zetterling, Tonn Thatcher. Love' Based on the true story of young weekend of romance. (R) (In Stereo) (11) Christopher Closeup tune. (60 min.) spend a weekend in the company of a foot­ Presenta (Tl) Essence 1954. parents who strive to help their autistic [CNN] PrimeNaws [CNN] World Report 12$ Insight: Hey Janitor ball star. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® 38 on Sports (22) NFL Football: NBC Regional Cover­ child become communicative and outgo­ (61) Wonderful Worid of Disney: From [E S P N ] NFL Football: Chicago Boars at [E S P N ] NFL Prime Tim e Scores and [CNN] Crossfire (5f) Real to Reel WWF Superstars of Wraetlirtg [USA] Hollywoo^lnsider (61) Connecticut: Now age Regional coverage of Kansas City ing James Farentioo, Kathryn Harrold All of Us to All of You Animated films Minnesota Vikings (CC) (3 hrs.) (Live) highlights of today's National Football [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! ^ It's Your Business [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Chiefs at Cincinnati Bengals or Indianapolis 1978 including "Santa's Workshop" and "Toy (4$ PEUCULA: 'El Dia de la Boda' Una [U S A ] N ew M ika Hammar (60 min.) 10:00PM X X New s league games. (60 min.) [ESPN] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection (3$ Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Tinkers" (Donald Duck, Chip ‘N’ Dale) as joven queda embarazada antes de efec- Colts at Cleveland Browns or San Diego [C N N ] Larry King Weekend X @) Jonnings/Koppel Report: The [HBO] MOVIE: Peggy Sue Got Mar­ [E S P N ] Tennis: Nabisco M asters From well as scenes from "Cinderella," "Lady tuarse el matrimonio. Enrique Rambal, Lu­ Marr*«l WItli Cliild- [HBO] Seabert (9) Three Stooges Chargers at Houston Oilers or Seattle Sea- 8:30PM (E SS Sum m it in America (CC) Reports include: ried' (CC) A middle-aged woman gets the Madison Square Garden in New York. (90 [DIS] Anne of Green Gables (CC) Des­ and the Tramp." "Peter Pan" and "Pinoc- cia Gallardo, Elsa Aguirre. 1967. ran: Earth Angal (CC) Al's upset when hawks at Pittsburgh Steelers. (3 hrs.) (Live) perceptions the people of the United opportunity to change her life after a faint­ min.) (R) Sunday Morning d $ Business Worid pite Anne's efforts at the Christmas Ball to chio (60 min.) Bud brings home a destitute woman, until 9:00AM CD (2$ M OVIE: 'Shampoo' A hairdresser, [DIS] MOVIE: 'On the Double' Danny's States and Soviet Union have of each ing spell sends her back in time to her sen­ [U S A ] Night Flight win Gilbert's affection, the two become he discovers she's a blond beauty. (In. CD McCreary Report d D Para Gente Grande (60 min.) with a number of mistresses, is shattered [CNN] Newswatch resemblance to an Er>gli8h general makes other; concessions that may be made at ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, bitter rivals (60 min ) Part 3 of 4 Stereo) 6:10AM [CNN] Healthweek CD Day to Care For the Children ^ Rock School when the women find out about each other [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and him valuable as a W W II spy. Danny Kaye, the summit; how this meeting will affect Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller. 1986. Rated and decide to leave him Warren Beatty,^ 3:30PM 18' Spectacular World of Dana Wynter, Wilfrid Hyde-White. 1961. @ ® M y Tw o Dads (CC) Michael would the Reagan legacy. (60 min.) PG-13. (TD Voltron. Defender of the Universe (eD M OVIE: Hog W ild' Motorcycle hood­ Harriet 6:1 5AM CiV Oavey & Goliath . Julie Christie, Goldie Hawn 1975 Guinness Records Scheduled a para­ like to be a better parent to Nicole. (In lums take on clean-cut high school kids in a [USA] Check It Out! [E S P N ] NFL Prime Tim e Scores and ■ GD Lifestyles of the Rich- and Famous [U S A ] Look at M e Now iTf) Kenneth Copeland chute stunt, the world's shortest twins, a Stereo) 6:30AM Ovista^ motorcycle race. Michael Biehn, Tony Ro- (30) NFL Football: Indianapolis Colts at highlights of today's National Football Bing Crosby Golf Tournament; aetcess bingo player’s memorization skills , Siskel Eb«rt 1 2 : 1 S A M X Children In Crisis CE) It's Your Business (2$ Bugs Bunny sato. 1980. Claveland Browns (3 hrs.) (Live) 5:30PM CE & league games. (60 min.) (ifi Alice Tippi Hedren; actor Patrick Swayze; ^ n i- 124 This Old House (CC) l24) Nature (CC) An examination of the be­ hana's Rocky Aoki; yacht racirtg in Aus­ fi) Christian Science Monitor Reports (2$ Consumer Discount Network [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Point' Animated A :36) MOVIE: 'Guilty or innocent: The [TMC] MOVIE: 'King Solomon's 8:40PM [D )S ] DTV 1 2 : 3 0 A M X m o v i e : 'Quincy's round-headed boy born into a pointed so­ Sam Sheppard Murder Case' The true [E S P N ] Rodeo: PRCA National Finals havior of man's feline friends. (75 min.) Mines' Hungry cannibals and German sol­ tralia. (60 min.) Quest' A ragdoll in a departnoent store '18) CNN News (38) Alice MOVIE: 'Hobo's Christ- ciety is banished to a pointless fo r^ t. Mu­ story of a Cleveland osteopath who was From Las Vegas. Nev (2 hrs.) (Taped) (41) Univision en el Deporte Comentarios diers threaten an adventurer ar>d an ar­ 9:00PM E (^ Jimmy Swaggart sets out to save the rejected toys from dP) World Toitoitow ntas' (CC) Hopes of reconciliation per­ destruction. Immediately following "Quin­ 20) Miracle Faith Outreach sic by Harry Nilsson. 1971. convicted of slaying his wife . George Pep- [HBO] The Woman Who Willed a Mira­ y resumen del acontecer deportivo por chaeologist's daughter as they search for suade a hobo to make a surprise Christmas ^ Outer Limit* cy's Quest ' is the animated holiday spe­ (3.6) Ring Around the World dl) Funtastic World of Hanna-Bsrbera [U S A ] Beat the Pros pard, Nina Van Pallandt, William Windom. cle The true story of May Lempke. a Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) the legendary underground African trea­ sure. Richard Chamberlain. Sharon Stone. visit to his long-estranged son's Salt Lake (3 ) Billy Qrahahfi Crusade (CC). cial "George and the Star" featuring music (61) Consumer Discount Auction [CNN] Daywatch 1975 strong-willed woman who became a foster [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday 11:1 OAM [C N N ] Travsl Guide Herbert Lorn. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In City home. Barnard Hughes. Gerald McRa­ dZ) Stories of Christmas Love W ith Lao by Paul Anka. 1979. [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer (SD Candidates '88 With Marvin Kalb parent to a severely retarded infant and [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch [DIS] College Bowl '87: Semifinal Min­ Stereo) ney. 1987. Buscaglia Warm and wonderful memories 1 1 ® Thie Week With used unorthodox but effective methods to (2P) Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous [ESPN] SpeedWeek :30AM CC (6D MOVIE: 'Cops and Robbers' Two nesota vs. Western Connecticut State. (In X ^ Tracey Ulintan Show Sketches; €re shared of past Christmases. (60 min.) [DIS] Contraption David Brinkley (CC). raise him. Stars Cions Leachman (60 mm.) [U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) Fred Dryer and Rosanna Arquette tour New York policemen attempt to carry out Stereo) Kay (Ullman) meets up with her childhood Cannes in southern France. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Airplane II: The Se­ [HBO] MOVIE: The Money Pit' (CC) [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Official Story' A d D Angel of Death The story of convict (1$ Connecticut Beat a multi-million dollar Wall Street robbery [ESPN] Ski Worid 7:10PM [CNN] One on One sweetheart; a pharmacist (Julie Kavner) is quel' A lunatic airline crew finds itself on a Everything that can possibly go wrong woman discovers the shattering truth that Donald Harvey who admits to killing over Hart to Hart does when a couple moves into a mansion ( ^ Hallmark Homes Cliff Gorman, Joseph Bologna 1973 saved from suicide. (R) (In Stereo) lunar shuttle hurtling toward the sun. Rob­ her adopted daughter was bought on the [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Tim e After Tim e' Jack 7:30PM fisscTV BO people, nine of them while workirtg as a bought for one-fifth of its original value. [CNN] Newsday [USA] Go for Your Dreams ert Hays. Julie Hagerty. William Shatner. (M) TV Open House black market after her real parents were the Ripper steals a time machine and trav­ X ^ Dolly (CC) Miss Piggy and country nurse's aide. Features an interview with Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Gu- (25) Too Close for Comfort 1982. Rated PG [DIS] MOVIE; ‘The Haunted School' A tortured and killed Norma Aleandro, Hec­ els to 1979 with H.G. Wells in hot pursuit. singers Juice Newton and Jerry Reed Harvey at Ohio State Prison. (60 min.) 1 2 : 4 5 A M E M OVIE: 'N o Othar donov. 1986. Rated PG. (in Stereo) ( ^ Wall Street Journal Report (^) The Bear Who Slept Through Christ­ young woman’s efforts to establish a tor Alterio, Chunchuna Villafane 1985 Malcolm McDowell, David Warner, Mary make appearances. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] CNN New* Love' Two marginally-retarded adults fail 6:40AM |H B O ] M OVIE: Daffy [T M C ] M OVIE; 'U d y Jane' (CC) Fact- (|$ World Tomorrow school in the Australian outback are met Steenburgen. 1979. Rated PG. (In Stereo) mas Animated. A young bruin goes in in love and decide to try a life of their own. Rated NR (Dubbed) X The Next President [USA] Robert Klein Tima Durk's Movie: Fantastic Island' Ani­ based account of the events, both political dD DeGrassi Junior High with hostility. Carol Drinkwater. James search of Christmas and finds some unu­ Richard Thomas, Julie Kavner. 1979. [T M C ] M OVIE: Fool foi Love' A hard- [T M C ] M OVIE; 'Red Sonja' A young 03) Star Search (60 min.) mated Daffy finds himself on a tropical is­ and romantic, surroundinng the nine-day Laurie, Michael Becker. 1986. Rated NR. sual adventures along the way. [CNN] NFL Preview nosed rodeo cowboy falls m love with a woman and a mighty swordsman battle an 10:30PM X Sports Extra 1 : 0 0 A M E 9 to 5 land where his wildest dreams come true. reign of Lady Jane Grey as queen of Eng­ (57) Jessye Norman's Christmas Sym- [i.9) MOVIE; 'Downpayment on Murder' [USA] Code Red sultry girl who stirs his passion Sam She­ evil queen for control of her kingdom. Bri­ X Sunday Sports Scan* Weekly sports 1983 Rated G land in 1553. Helena Bonham Carter, Cary [ESPN] SportsCenter Sunday: NFL phorty Soprano Jessye Norman and the Enraged when his young wife disappears (11) Odd Coupla pard, Ktm Basinger, Randy Quaid 1985 gitte Nielsen, Arnold Schwarzenegger, highlights and features with host Steve Al­ Elwes, John Wood 1986 Rated PG-13. G am ed ^ A preview of today's games in 1:30PM X Statlers' Christmas Pre­ American Boychoir, the Bournemouth with their two children, an estranged hus­ 7:00AM '3T At the Movies Rated R Sandahl Bergman. 1985 Rated PG-13 bert and feature reporter Carl Cherktn. [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments A (In Stereo) NFL. (60 min.) sent (90 niin.) Symphony Orchestra, the Vocal Arts Cho­ band hires a hit man to murder her. Connie feature on the 1963 Chicago Bears. (X) 40 Jimmy Swaggart [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air rus and the Ely Cathedral Choristers per­ Sellecca, Ben Gazzara, Daivd Morse. (S) National Audubon Society Special* [TM C ] MOVIE: The Color of Money' A ® Spotlight on Government [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Joshua Then and Now' Dialogue 9:20AM Sesame Street (CC). 4:00PM X NFL Football: Tampa Bay form Christmas songs Host: Derek Ja­ 1987. CE) former Chicago pool hustler teaches a 6:00PM CE CBS News 1 1 X X (g) (S) (S) New* [CNN] Moneyweek Buccaneers at New Orleans Saints cobi. (85 min.) :00PM (CC) A free-spirited writer and media per­ CE) Point of View 9:30AM (TD d6) visionaries reckless but talented newcomer the tricks (22) MOVIE: 'Downp^mant on Murder' sonality turns his attention back to his life [HBO] MOVIE; 'Peggy Sue Got Mar­ (Live) t8 ) 40 News X Ang*l of Death The story of convict of his trade. Sequel to 196Vs 'The Hus­ [CNN] Sports Sunday (CC) Enraged when Ns young wife disap­ when a scandal threatens him and his fa­ (3l) Robert Schuller d$ Meet the Press ried’ (CC) A middle-aged woman gets the . 9) M OVIE: ‘An Early Frost' A traditional Donald Harvey who admits to killirtg over tler". Paul Newman, Tom Cruise. 1986- X Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous pears with their two children, an estranged mily. James Woods. Alan Arkin, Robert (if) Divine Plan dD Sesame Street (CC). opportunity to change her life after a faint­ New England family struggles to cope with [HBO] MOVIE: The Money Pit' (CC) 50 people, nine of them wNIe working as a Rated R. (In Stereo) Bing Crosby Golf Tournament, actress Everything that can possibly go wrong husband hires a Nt man to murder Iwr. Joy. 1985. Rated R. ing spell sends her back in time to her sen­ Tippi Hedren; actor Patrick Swayze; Beni- the fact that their son is dying of AIDS nurse's aide. Features an interview with Jerry Falwell d$ Adelante does when a couple moves into a mansion Connie Sellecca, Ben Gazzara. Daivd 1 2:00PM X This Is the NFL ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, hana's Rocky Aoki; yacht racing m Aus­ Aldan Quinn, Gena Rowlands. Ben Gaz- Harvey at Ohio State Prison. (60 min.) Muppets Maude bought for one-fifth of its original value. Morse. 1987. (In Stereo) 1:1 0 A M [CNN] HoalthwMk Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller 1986. Rated zara 1985 E NBA Basketball: N e w Yoik Kniefcs at X MOVIE; 'Ike: The War Years' Brash, tralia. (60 min.) Tom Hanks. Shelley Long. Alexander Gu- (30) MOVIE; 'Hoover Vs. the Kannadys; Sesame Street (CC). (15) Rev. David Paul PG-13. Portiaitd Trail Blazers (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) 1 ; 3 0 A M E N tkad City Brigadier Generaii^Dwight D. Eisen­ (X Magnum. P.I. 11 MOVIE: 'Brewster's Millions' A mi­ donov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) the Second Civil War' A fact-based ac­ W hat's Happening Now! Nadine's (ID La Santa Misa hower (Robert DuvaU^^*ets up headquart- [MAX] MOVIE: 'Sweet Dreams' (CC) nor league baseball player must spend $30 (Tape Delayed) - E House Calls (iD M OVIE: 'A Christmas Story* Small­ count of the adversarial relationship be^ upset about her widowed mother’s plans eft* in London during Wodd War II. While Based on country singer Patsy Cline's rise million in 30 days in ordor to inherit an un­ [MAX] MOVIE; 'Airplane II: The Se­ [CNN] Your Money town America in the mid-1940s is the tween F.B.l. Director J. Edgar Hoover and QD INN New* (ID IN N News to remarry. Guest Willie Tyler. there he develops a close relationship with to stardom and her rocky relationship with believably huge fortune. Richard Pryor. quel' A lunatic airline crew finds itself on a setting for this holiday memoir about a boy the Kennedy administration. Jack Warden. (S) Save the Children That's tha Spirit [DIS] Donald Duck Presents aide Kay Summersby>(Lee Remick). Part 1 her husband. Jessica Lange, Ed Harris, John Candy. Lonette McKee. 1985. lunar shuttle hurtling toward the sun. Rob­ S3) (3$ It’s Your Business who only wants a Red Ryder B6 gun for ert Hays, Julie Hagerty, William Shatner. Robert Pine, Nicholas Campbell. 1987. [ESPN] Running and Racing of 2. Ann Wedgeworth 1985. RatedPG-13. (In ^ Insight / Out @ ABC N aw s (CC). Kenneth Copeland Christmas. Peter Billingsley, Darren McGa­ 18 Serendipity Singers Christmas in Part 1 of 2. Stereo) 1982 Rated PG. @) The Man Who Loved Birds: The 10:00AM d ) Wonderful Worid of (TD MOVIE: 'Snow White and the Three vin. Melinda Dillon. 1983 Europe (60 min.) (38) It's a Living Sonny's bride-to-be [CNN] Nawsmaker Sunday @ Project Media Story of John Bax A profile of Canadian Disney: Call It Courage In the South Pa­ Stooges' The Three Stooges are Snow [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Joshua Then and Now' 20 Star Trek: The Next Generation 8:00PM CE Murder. She Wrote (CC) leaves him waiting at the altar. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tha Hauntad School' A [CNN] Daybreak (18) NWA Pro Wrestling bird lover John Bax who films the birds of cific, a young man trying to prove himself White's awkward but welirmeaning pro­ (CC) A free-spirited writer and media per­ Deanna is torn between her feelings for Harry Morgan. Martha Scott and Jeffrey young woman's efforts to establish a (20) It's Howdy Doody Time: A 40-Year (41) Siempre en Domingo Programs de North and South America in their natural [DIS] Mousercise to tribal elders sets out to sea alone where tectors. Carol Heiss, The Three Stooges, sonality turns his attention back to his life Riker and her ties to family tradition when Lynn reprise their roles from the 1949 film school in the Australian outback are met Celebration (2 hrs ) Strange Bargain' as Jessica helps solve a vanedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- habitats. (60 min.) he faces a grueling test of survival. (60 Edson Stroll. 1961, when a scandal threatens him and his fa­ she's faced with a.prearranged marriage. with hostility. Carol Drinkwater. James [T M C ] MOVIE: 'King Solomon's mily. James Woods. Alan Arkin, Robert decades-old murder case (60 min ) (R) tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ M ines' Hungry cannibals and German sol­ min.) (TI) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ 122) (30j NFL Football; N ew England Pa­ (60 m m ) ^ Christian Video Ministry Laurie. M ic h ^ Becker. 1986. Rated NR. Joy. 1985. Rated R lasco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) tion on the latest employment opportuni­ triots at Denver Broncos (3 hrs ) (Live) dD Ask the Manager diers threaten an adventurer and an ar­ (X Sybervision 26 Outer Limits X l81) W erew olf A forest ranger holds (57) Christmas Special WHh Luciano Pa­ [ESPN] Rodeo: PRCA National Finals chaeologist's daughter as they search for ties in the Connecticut area, CB m o v i e : 'ike: The War l241 Nova (CC) The first film ever made From Las Vegas. Nev. (Taped) X Jetsons 2:00PM 381 A Christmas Carol An animated ver­ Eric at a mountain lodge with other sus­ varotti The Metropolitan Opera star sings dD Connecticut: Now the legendary underground African trea­ Years' Although met with opposition froqi documenting how a sperm cell and an egg do] CINEMA: 'Le Dernier Train du Ka­ sion of Charles Dickens' classic about the pects in a murder. (R) (In Stereo) "Ave Maria." "O Holy Night" and other [USA] Search for Beauty sure. Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone, (TD Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Allied powers, Eisenhower (Robert Du­ cell unite to form a baby (90 min.) [CN N] Inside Business tanga* Au Congo, en 1960, des miserly Ebenezer Scrooge (90 min.) X I40) Spenser For Hire (CC) A million­ Christmas classics from the Notre Dame Herbert Lorn 1985 Rated PG-13. (In the Future vall) successfully launches history's larg­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter Sunday (60 min.) 1 : 4 0 A M [MAX] MOVIE: CodananM: mercenaires ont pour mission de secourir (M) Police Story aire insect exterminator recruits his gangs­ Cathedral in Montreal. (60 min.) Stereo) (H) Jimmy Swaggart un village menace par les rebelles. Rod est amphibious force on occupied France. 57' Nutcracker Mikhail Baryshnikov cho­ [M A X] Craxy About the Movies: The W ildgeese’ A group of international mer­ C56) MOVIE: 'Gl Blues* Three G.I.'s form a ter brother-in-law to kill Spenser. Hawk [CNN] Week in Review d $ C^tain Power Taylor. Jim Brown. Yvette Mimieux. 1967 Lee Remick, Darren McGavin. Ian Richard­ reographed and stars in this acclaimed cenaries raid drug depots in the jungles of [U S A ] Calliope musical combo while stationed in Ger­ and a lovestruck teen-ager. (60 min.) (In M ovie Trivia SItow (CC) Interesting facts son and Richard Herd co-star Part 2 of 2. 1977 production Of the Tchaikovsky hoii- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips' are presented with clips and stills in this Thailand. Lewis Collins, Lee Van Cleef, Er­ (T) Wall street Journal dD Chalice of Salvation (Live) ( ^ M uppets many. Elvis Presley, Juliet Prowse, Robert oay classic, performed by the American Stereo) nest Borgnine. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) 7:30AM M OVIE: 'Lassie: The N ew Begin­ The story of a British schoolmaster whose trivia quiz on the movie industry. (30) Sunday Mass d D Sleeping Beauty Olympic medalists (ID Ivers. 1960. Ballet Theater with Gelsey Kirkland m the . 9 People Are Talking (D Breakthrough ning' Lassie comes to the rescue when sense of humor endears, him to his stu­ 1 :4 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Lost Resort' Robin Cousins and Rosalynn Sumrlers por­ (41) El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- lole of Clara (90 min.) (R) (38) Sea Hunt Mike searches for Jennifer two orphaned grandchildren are stranded 11 Star Trek; The Next Generation (60 dents and also makes him attractive to a [T M C ] M OVIE; 'Fool for Love' A hard- A seedy Caribbean tourist trap holds little (D Sunday Mass tray Prince Florimund and Princess Aurora chas entre boxeadores internacionales. when she turns up missing at sea. on a long trip. John Reilly, Lee Bryant, 6t Small W onder Jamie performs magic m m ) glamorous London music-hall star. Peter nosed rodeo cowboy falls in love with a comfort for a family of middle-class vaca­ (Tl) W orld Tomorrow in this ice ballet based on the classic fairy Comentaristas: Jorge Derry y Luis Moreno. (lO) Conversations WKh Gene Evans. 1978. at Brandon and Ted's club fund raiser 18 It's Showtime at the Apollo High- O'Toole. Petula Clark, Michael Redgrave. sultry girl who stirs his passion. Sam She­ tioners. Charles Grodin, Robin Pearson fl|) Day of Discovery tale. (2 hi's.) (90 min.) 1969 Rated G. (Ip Ayer, Hoy y Manana ^ M OVIE: 'Hotrods to Hell' A family is [CNN] Newswatch i(yhts from previous shows (60 min ) (In pard. Kim Basinger. Randy Quaid. 1965. Rose, John Ashton. 1986. Rated R. (9 ) Police Woman (57) Wonderworks: Little Princess (CC) [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Godfather' A mafia Rated R. (8) Dt. James Kennedy threatened by a group of juvenile delin­ (D IS ) Danger Bay Grant's impatient re Stereo) [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) 9 ) Meet tha Press Sara is given a room in the attic and be­ patriarch finds that ruling his volatile family 2 :0 0 A M X Home Shopping Over­ (56) Celebrate w ith Rev. David Mellon quents in their desert motel. Dana An­ search assistant jeopardizes a delicate ex­ 20JMOVIE: 'The Prince and the Pauper' [USA] Consumer Cliallenge: MDR Vi­ comes friends with tf^e scullery maid, is his biggest challenge. Marlon Brando, night Service (3 hrs.) [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports (9) Charlie's Angels drews, Jeanne Crain, Mimsy Farmer. periment (In Stereo) The story of a prince and a beggar boy tamins ij) Kideo TV 1967. Becky (60 min.) James Caan, Al Pacino. 1972. Rated R. GD A t the Movies Scheduled; "Ranes, [MAX] MOVIE; Three Amigos' (CC) ® PELICULA; 'El Pequeno Robin Hood' I E S P N ] World Cup Skiing: M en's Giant who change clothes and identities Errol [CNN] Big Story [D tS ] Anne of Green Gables (CC) Gilbert [MAX] MOVIE: Three Amigos' (CC) 1 1 :30PM X George Schlatter's Co­ Trains and Automobiles" (Steve Martin, Three unemployed screen cowboys are Al Coster, Patricia Aspillaga, Rene Car­ ^ This Old House (CC) Sam Perry dis­ Slalom and W om en's Super-G From Flynn. Claude Rains, Alan Hale 1937 helps save Green Gables: Anne and Gilbert Three unemployed screen cowboys are medy Club John Candy); "Three Men and a Baby" [DIS] You and Me, Kid mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy tyr­ dona. 1973. cusses preparing the exterior for painting; Sestriere, Italy (60 min.) (Taped) 22 .30 Family Ties (CC) With the rela­ ant out of a small Texas town. Chevy forget their childhood animosity and fall in mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy tyr­ X Sports Extra (Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, Ted Dan- [ESPN] SpoitsCenter dD Modem Maturity (CC) determining the farmhouse's insulation [HBO] MOVIE: *Da^ Duck's Movie: tionship between Steven's brother and son); "Walker" (Ed Harris, Martee Matlin). Chase, Steve Martin. Martin Short. 1986. needs; Norm installs fir decking on tl)e love. (60 min.) Part 4 of 4. ant out of a small Texas town. Chevy (11) Honeymooners (CC). Fantastic Island' Animated Daffy finds niece deierioraiing, the Keatons find them­ 8:00AM CE) N ew England Sunday Rated PG. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsday front porch. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986. [CNN] Moneyweek himself on a tropical island where his wild­ selves in the middle of a family feud (In (18) Day of Discovery CE) ® Oral Roberts [M A X ] M OVIE: The Check is in the Rated PG. (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu (15) Let's Go Bowling est dreams come true. 1963. Rated G Stereo) dO) Christian Children's Fund M ail' When credit problems threaten to [TM C ] MOVIE: The Color of Money' A d ) Make It Real 4:30PM X All America Football 24 Nature (CC) A mother tiger and her [USA] Perfect Diet 1 0 :3 0 A M X Agronsky arid Company drive a California pharmacist and his family @D Futbol de Mexico (2 hrs.) [USAjAirwolf former Chicago pool hustler teaches a (22) Sports Machine CE) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara Team throe cubs are filmed over the course of a Showcase of Homes over the brink, he stages his own form of @ Adams Chronicles reckless but talented newcomer the tricks ( ^ Amen (CC) The Rev. Gregory be­ 2 : 3 0 A M E N s w s iri X X MOVIE: 'White Christmas' Two 6:30PM X News ) year in India's Khana National Park. (75 (11} Tom and Jerry rebellion. Brian Dennehy, Anne Archer, of his trade. Sequel to 1961's "The Hus­ comes jealous of Thelma's relationship X World Vision: Forgotten Children of X Bugs Bunny/Deffy Duck [CNN] Week in Review army buddies become a topnotch comedy (.8) Wheel of Fortune (CC) \ mm.) (S) 12 O'clock High Hallie Todd. 1986. Rated R. tler". Paul Newman, Tom Cruise. 1986. with another man. (In Stereo) the 8 0's (60 min.) [USA] MOVIE; Hostile Guns' A U S. team and get involved with a sister act. 26 MOVIE: 'God Is M y Co-Pilot’ This d D M OVIE: 'W ho Done It?' Bud and Lou [USA] Ml-American Wrestling 40; ABC New s (CC) Rated R. (In Stereo) ® He Man / She Ra Christmas Special marshall takes a prison wagon, full of cri­ Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary fdm IS based un Col Robert E. Scott's dl) Newsmakers GD M OVIE: ‘Planet of Dinosaurs' The turn detective to solve a crime. Bud Ab­ 41 Noticiero Univision [USA] Cover Story (60 min.) bott, Lou CosteHo, Patrick Knowles. 1942. 12:30PM OD NFL Today NFL pro- minals and misfits, to the 8iaiei>eniten- Clooney. 1954. novel of his exploits flying with Claire dp) M OVIE: ‘Blood Feud' A distraught wi­ survivors of a space shuttle crash on an Sunday Today game show hosted by Brent Musburger tiary. George Montgomery. Yvonne De 61 9 to 5 Chennault Dennis Morgan, Dane Clark. 9:1 5PM (24) Nature; W here Eagles Fly dow is bent on avenging the murder of her uncharted planet are beset by man-eating ® Buck Roger* Carlo. 1967. dinosaurs and other deadly monsters. World Tomorrow with Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek" [CNN] Inside Business Raymond Massey 1945 (CC) The life cycle of Britain's golden eagle husband. Sophia Loren, Marcello Mas- ®4^hristmae Eve on Sesame Street Snyder. (Live) Continued... IS studied in its natural habitat, the High­ troianni, Giancarlo Giannini 1979. James Whitworth, Pamela Bottaro. 1976. ® Robert Schuller The spirit of the Christpias season comes 2;30PM CB m o v i e .- 'Blame It on Rio' [O IS ] Animals in Action A look at ani­ 38. K *I*D *S Meet an 11-year-old airline MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. 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What waa the name of hit butinoaa? 3:30PM CD Flintstones 8 : 0 0 A M ( D Thundarcats had some problems since the The sensations, while the function of In addition to the chemicals in perfumes (6D Morning Stretch 4. Who played Mauda*a bast friand? 11 Ghostbusters CD Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck birth of my second child five the male penis includes passing [C N N ] Showbiz Today 5. How many diffarant maida did Mauda hava 18) Spiral Zone and the products you mentioned, chemicals dD Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin months ago. When I first came Kinsey urine and semen.' [E S P N ] Aerobics during tha show's run? 20' G.l. Joe (tD Brady Bunch 6. What waa tha hrat maid’s name? 24' Mister Rogers home from the hospital, I used to add color to products have been 5;45AM Bafora Hours ® Dennis the Menace Report 7. In what atata waa "Mauda” sat? 26 Thundercats suffered from very strong c b s n ws ® King Leonardo 6:00AM CD * 8. What aariaa was "Mauda” spun off from? 38 Comic Strip anxiety and insomnia, which Pimples embarrass known to cause allergic reactions. ( T ) Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs ( ^ She-Ra: Princess of Power 57 Varied Programs have pretty much disappeared. I ABC News Left in Progress fCC). DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m a Therefore, women who have trouble with (X) dZ) Varied Programs 61 Beverly Hills Teens never had anxiety before and yours does, call for an ( D Romper Room ^ M y Little Pony 35-year-old woman and get more (D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner was therefore very frightened by appointment. (1.^ Community Affairs [CN N ] Daybreak pimples now than I did as a genital irritation should also avoid using uai|«u9|39w m u •9 (U S A ) Jackpot it, which made it harder to get Researchers have also found (ia) 20 Minute Workout [DIS] Dortald Duck Presents that about half of natural fathers teenager. It gets pretty bad and ,4||ui9d o q i Uj IIV. 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I '61) Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers doesn’t seem as good as it was (ijD Mork and Mindy try to let them go away on their (In Stereo) JB) Matchmaker and I have frequent headaches. begin to feel better, a few this, since there can be changes (25) Smurfs' Adventures U3MSNV own, but they stick out so far that [C N N ] Daybreak ;22} Family Ties My doctor said it was from lack become more seriously-anxious in your menstrual cycles and you Maybe non-medical ( H Zoobilee Zoo sometimes I pop them. [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Chib .24) ;57' Sesame Street of sleep and too much worrying, or depressed and require may need more frequent pelvic I haven’t changed my makeup [E S P N ] Getting Fit (M) Scooby Doo 26 Ghostbusters but I do sleep better now and counseling and-or medication. and breast examinations. DEAR DR. REINISCH: SZ) Varied Programs or my soap. Why is this Recently, in a column about an 6:30AM (T ) (22) News 30 Hart to Hart don’t think I’m worrying about (6i) Flintstones 38 BraveStarr happening even though I’m not a 80-year-old woman complaining ( D SilverHawks (45) Mr. Belvedere (R) 38) VegaS anything. [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (ID 40' Newlywed Game Woman concerned teenager? of smarting vaginal lips, you (XD Zoobilee Zoo (R) ^ Sesame Street (CC) 61) Carol Burnett What could be causing this? I 8 : A 5 A M (2$ sesame Street 61 Jetsons answered by describing medical 11) Scooby Doo [U S A ] Let's Make a Deal , just don’t feel as though I’m back Not circumcised [D IS ] Walt Disney Presents [C N N ] Newsday DEAR DR. REINISCH: In a DEAR READER: Your causes of her problem. I’d like to 181 Que Pasa, USA7 9 : 0 0 A M CD Wil Shriner 1 :30PM CD Bold and the Beautiful to my.self yet. 1 2:00PM CD dD CD ( « ' News |DIS] Mickey Mouse Club recent column, you said that pimples may be acne, and you DEAR DR. 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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may be on clinics routinely offer postpar­ difference in hormones that to squeeze pimples, because of A urologist can also determine successful at finding a medical PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Members the receiving end ot some unusual g jr dD Sanford and Son year ahead that are due to your own tum (after-birth) counseling develops the male and female the risk that skin bacteria can whether your difficulty with cause in spite of thorough □O ID Q of the opposite sex may find you even benefits today. Someone who will learn (3® PTL Club creative efforts. Don't be afraid to take services to their patients: if genitals from originally identical cause an infection that makes the erection is related to this testing, should avoid use of these □ □ □ O chances on ventures that are products more appealing than usual today. 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If you don't, you might have to ing a shy triend into the act. It’s not unusual for various physical and hormone levels. Some dermatol­ unfortunately, it's often neces­ [D IS ] Varied Programs might slip right through your fingers. cope with some boring hangers-on. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Today you will ogists are quite knowledgeable sary for a patient to persist in Send questions to Dr. Reinisch 1 1 :30AM CD Too Closa for Comfort Major changes are ahead for Sagittar- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be benelit through your own merits or emotional symptoms to occur after about endocrinology and will looking for the right person to in care of ’The Kinsey Report. lans In the coming year. Send for your very personable today, and people will skills. Don't let an associate stake a JEFF f8~) High Rollers arrange the appropriate testing. help. Not all physicians have P.O. Box 48, Bloomington. IN dD Best Talk in Town Astro-Graph predictions today. 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GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Strive to be but it's best to avoid talking about con­ make certain that your about treating them, especially general interest may be (25) Three Stooges CAPRICOfIN (Dee. 22-Jan. 10) It's best generous today, but only to those who fidential matters In the presence ol ca­ gynecologist is notified about in older patients. discussed in future columns. H ) Dick Van Dyke to disctiss' partnership arrangements ate truly deserving. Don't feel obligated sual acquaintances. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Pec. 5 ,19<7 - M Dining In Cooking contest creates a stir Humble pie moves into the spoUight By Shirley E. Sump 1 teaspoon instant minced PORK STUFFING PIE 2 tablespoons margarine CORNY BEEF-EGG PIE onion / (6-ounce) package I teaspoon instant chicken 2'A cups mashed potatoes By Lillian S. Murphy umble pie originally was I teaspoon dried green mushroom-onion stuffing mix bouillon 'A cup flour called “umble pie." It pepper flakes PA cups hot water ! 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Heat until mixture evenly. Bake in 350F oven 60 to plate with spatula. Prick bottom were occupying precious space love for meat pies with them hot and bubbly. 6S minutes or until meat tests minutes. Stir in turkey. Simmer in my already overcrowded for 5 more minutes. and sides with fork. when they came to America. Turn mixture into baked pie done. Blot excess fat from Combine flour with 'A cup Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or freezer. rearranged the glace lemon peel Not only did they taste emst. Bake for 10 minutes. surface with paper towels. Let Almost instantly my added an appearance of plausible judging time as is feasibly wonderful, but it was a great water; stir until smooth. Add to until firm and golden. Remove markings on their backs. slices in a somewhat futile Cover top with cheese; bake for pie stand 10 minutes before dependable subconscious recognition. possible. way to stretch the food. vegetable mixture. Heat, stirring from oven. Lower heat to 375F. So much for my art work. Relaxed at last, with a sigh of attempt to perk them up a bit. 10 minutes longer. Let stand S serving. furnished me with an appropriate My happy cooking contest She had taken such great care For a delightful mealtime constantly, until thickened and Let emst cool for 10 minutes. recipe, my Cranberry, Almond I packaged my product, relief 1 began to enjoy the other entree, serve a slice of humble minutes before serving. Makes 6 servings. smooth. Remove from heat. Melt margarine in 10" skillet. prospect was turning into a contestants at work. While 1 with them, like babies polished Makes. 4 servings. and Walnut Loaf. It was rounded up a large colorful oval until they shone for a beauty pie. Following are some 'This is easy, quick and Separate biscuits. Arrange in a Add beef, com, chives and television epic: Tales of the imagined 1 was finished, they subsequently submitted, and to plate and gathered the specially contest. She had traveled so far easy-to-prepare recipes which popular with youngsters and 10" lightly greased deep-dish nutmeg. Cook over medium heat Unexpected. were just starting. 1 thoughtfully Macaroni and cheese take on my great surprise 1 became a purchased doilies. 1 breezed and when she didn’t come use canned biscuits, stuffing adults. Serve with buttered com, pie plate; press over bottom and until bubbly. Stir in eggs. Cook, Should 1 still go through with observed the original decorations a new role in this delicious dish. finalist overnight. joyfully toward the bus stop. To anywhere at all in the judging, I ' mix, macaroni, meat and even tossed salad and ice-cream side to form emst. Turn turkey stirring occasionally, until eggs 1 was so excited at this golden being deftly arranged on all it? say I guarded my exhibit / felt more sorry for her than 1 did masbed potatoes as crusts. It’s the pie crast with a spicy sundaes. mixture into emst. Bake for 30 are set. Turn into prepared emst. opportunity that I didn’t stop to I decided to sleep on it, but manner of categories. There carefully on my lap during ihg for myself, as 1 saw her flounce The pie crust is seasoned sausage filling. minutes or until crust is deep Top with chopped tomatoes; think of the possibility that any deep down 1 knew I wouldn’t were glowing fresh flowers, leis, CONEY ISLAND PIE bus ride is, perhaps, an out in abject disgust. ground pork and the filling is CHEESY MACARONI-SAUSAGE golden brown. Cool for 5 sprinkle cheese over all. Bake negative forces could be lying in miss this opportunity. understatement. By now I ornaments. Each person seemed com in this tasty pie. Serve with PIE I'A pounds ground beef Rising next morning with Like a raucous battle cry, minutes before serving. for 10 minutes. wait for this unwary novice. truthfully would have liked to to have a magical touch. Ju.st my hot rolls, cabbage salad and 2 eggs 4 hot dogs, cut in Makes 6 servings. ■ Now, as any first-time deep-seated optimism, 1 rushed have flung the whole thing out luck, one cursory glance and 1 finally my category was chocolate cake with ice cream. 'A-inch rounds Makes 6 servings. announced. Time to file in. 1 I tablespoon margarine, contestant will admit, it’s •to survey my entry. One glance of the window and gone home. could tell they were all regulars, PRIDE OF IOWA softened I cup chopped dill pickles, told me my planned production had a job suppressing a titter as A great way to use those different going through the I pacified myself with mental down to the last one. - f e^gs 'A cup grated Parmesan cheese drained was only a subconscious pipe I watched a young girl, whom 1 leftover mashed potatoes is to motions of cooking for no pep talks. While 1 was deep in Conversely, it didn’t take much I '/? pounds ground pork 3 cups cooked small elbow I teaspoon instant minced particular occasion at home, dream, and not fully realistic. At calculation for their sideward hadn’t noticed earlier, try to jsut make them a emst for a thought, it almost seemed as if ■% cup fine dry bread crumbs macaroni onion compared with the prospect of this point, yesterday’s glances to recognize me as the conceal her entry. She was com-beef-egg pie. Serve with the baked effort was somehow 'A cup ketchup I 'A pounds bulk pork sausage I teaspoon prepared mustard rubbing shoulders with a visualization of dn attractive, aware of my apprehension, and only greenhorn. secretive and kept it so well green bean salad and '/j teaspoon ground marjoram 1 (4-ounce) can mushrooms, 'A cup ketchpp swarming mass of hungry colorful loaf being proudly decided to take the law into its Bracing myself, I clutched my hidden in a cardboard box, that gingerbread with whipped 2'A cups frozen corn, thawed stems and pieces 3 tablespoons water i, prize-seeking contestants. displayed alongside other own hands for, as I arose to entry to me and cautiously when someone from the panel topping. semi-professional contestants tried to view the contents, in J tablespoons fine dry / (12-ounce) can refrigerated, I’d been a bit hasty in alight from the bus, it fell shuffled to the nearest available 3 cups shredded process order to direct her where to bread crumbs biscuits (10) submitting this plain-looking began to evaporate. heavily to the floor, as if pushed corner, in an effort to keep my American cheese place that particular category, recipe, but it was now too late It suddenly dawned on me by unseen hands, and almost puny entry as significantly 2 tablespoons flour she got her fingers slapped. Beat I egg. Combine with Preheat oven to 350F. to enter something more that I was spending so much rolled out onto the street as the concealed as possible. If only salt to taste ornamental. Tbis gourmet loaf of time staring at my object of pity some miracle would take place We were firmly secured pork, V4 cup bread emmbs, Brown ground beef in 10” bus doors opened. outside while our efforts were bread, while undeniably luscious that 1 was beginning to run late. If I had known what lay ahead and turn my ugly duckling into a ketchup and marjoram. Mix Preheat oven to 350F. skillet. Drain off excess fat. What on earth could I do at this undergoing consideration. Stir in'hot dogs, pickles, A True Friendship Lasts at the time it’s served, doesn’t I might have helped it! swan. thoroughly. Pat mixture evenly Beat together eggs, margarine exactly boast the most stage to resurrect the loaf to at Eventually the results were over sides and bottom of 10" and Parmesan in large bowl. Stir onions, mustard, ketchup and As long as 1 live, 1 don’t posted. We all pressed hopefully breathtaking appearance when least its original concept? The food editor was now pic plate. in macaroni. Mix throughly. water. Heat mixture until it think 1 will ever fo rp t what it is around the bulletin board. There Forever competing with eager would-be Desperate beads of appearing md disappearing like Beat remaining 2 eggs with Turn into a greased 10” pie starts to boil. Lower heat. perspiration were starting to cake like to spend hours in a were mixed expressions of joy chefs. full-blown kitchen on a hot day. the white r.:?bit in Alice in com and 3 tablespoons bread plate. Spread into an even layer Simmer for about S minutes, the makeup on my forehead. and sadness. So, in a flash of brilliance, I A veritable Dante’s Inferno Wonderland We were given crumbs in bowl. Pour into center to line Ixittom and the sides. stirring frequently. This holiday, give considered consulting a local Frantically groping for numbers to classify our entries. We were then allowed to Separate biscuits. Arrange in yesterday’s crumbled icing greeted me. In the five fully retrieve any leftovers of our own of pork-lined pie plate. Bake in Cook sausage in 10" skillet baker. I soon found one who ' equipped kitchen spaces, ovens We were reminded again to try 10” deep-dish pie plate; press the gift that is tubes, more disaster assailed me. contributions. We brought our 350F oven about 40 minutes or until browned. Drain off excess voluntarily coasted along on my were roaring full blast, like a to keep them fresh looking. over bottom and sides to form Believing its work to be done, remains back into the kitchen, until com filling is set. Spoon fat. Add undrained mushrooms equally valuable wave'of enthusiasm. Together steel foundry. It was a bustling 1 was gently hushed away as I emst. Spoon meat mixture into the green substance was and had fun sampling each off excess fat. Let set 5 minutes. and 2 cups American cheese. we worked on little leaves and hive of industry. Perspiring tried vainly to peep into the emst. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes and long lasting... solidified in death. The red others’ entries. 1 was quite Cut in wedges to serve. Heat on low until cheese melts. berries. I joyfully returned home individuals were either adjoining room and watch the or until emst is deep golden container proved no better. It excited to see a big lump had Makes 6 servings. Stir in flour and salt. Cook until armed with fat little tubes of red chopping, slicing, mincing, judges as they thoughtfully brown. a Gift Certificate wouldn’t yield the slightest show actually been cut out of my slightly thickened. Sptxtn and green icing. decorating or stirring their sampled their selections. I The Cajuns in Louisiana like Makes 6 servings. Everything had worked out of color. learned later that they were very cranberry loaf. iM least it has down-to-earth spicy food. Serve carefully into pie emst. Bake for from Exposure. Now, what was my next respective entries. been sampled. I’d love to know 20 minutes. Sprinkle meat with fine while I was supervised in But my education was only thorough, faithfully sipping with buttered lima beans, tossed Combine leftover turkey with move? what they thought of it. Or Available now the store. Unfortunately, once on just beginning. Lesson No. 1 was sodas between mouthftils, and salad, butter pecan ice cream remaining 1 cup American mixed vegetables, mushrooms my own, my work of art refused In a last-ditch effort, I crunching soda crackers would I? cheese; bake for 10 minutes methodically ripped the sides of indelibly engraved on my mind As we all escaped into the and sugar cookies. and bouillon gravy; then bake in and always. to cooperate. To my utter for future reference. When constantly, to revive their CAJUN PIE longer. a biscuit emst. It makes a the tubes open, as if I were confused tastebuds. burning sun — from one form of dismay, my cranberry loaf entering a cooking contest, if / (9-inch) frozen pie shell, Makes 6 servings. filling, tasty dish. Serve with became a shambles. The filleting a fish. Brandishing a By now the judging was well heat into another, everyone you’re not going to make your thawed tossed salad and molded fmit once-dainty leaves originally sharp knife, I proceeded to underway. The Easter Lily lady seemed to disappear like the The stuffing makes the crust scrape the residue from each entry from scratch on the swallows leaving Capistrano, I pound ground beef and ground pork makes the dessert. exposure.^ sporting bright berries now gave her wilting cakes a appointed premises, at least only to flock back here next proved too fragile to hold their one, and managed to plant a withering look as they again I (8-ounce) can tomato sauce filling in this super-easy dish. bring the minimal basic itern year. Though 1, too, shall be I l l center Street & f r a m i n g shape for long. No sooner was neat arrangement in the center of succumbed to a final squirt of I (4-ounce) can mushrooms, Serve with green beans, COUNTRY TURKEY PIE completely unadorned. It will like the swallows, but this time Manchester - 649-6939 Tiiur*. s-a - Sat s-$ my back turned than they my cranberry creation. This final whipped cream from the now stems and pieces, drained cranberry sauce and apple pie. I'/j cups water stab at decoration, although look far more tempting if it is it will not be as a fledglin*’ collapsed completely, resembling dressed as shortly before the almost empty aerosol can. She ugly snails with horrendous red somewhat weak, undeniably St — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 5, 1987 Movie trades on baby boom

Three Men and a Baby (P O ) This Americanization of WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST a French movie shrewdly trades on the much- chronicled current baby boom. It offers three well-heeled roommate/bachelors (Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg and Ted Danson) who bumble their way Film eter TOGETHER through caring for an adorable little baby girl. Directed by Leonard NImoy (taking a break from playing a Vulcan). It's a slight, amiable commercial comedy that Robert DiMatteo is probably going to be a big hit. Tw o of the three lead actors (Selleck and Danson) have bullt-ln TV-atar hunk appeal, and one suspects that a lot of people ere in the mood for a synthetic, throwaway farce about [fs and the Manchester Herald three cute guys learning to change dirty diapers. f Almost everything about the movie Is Innocuous and m linkage of booze and creativity In a certain kind of flimsy, Including the central plot mechanism that has a writer's consciousness. Grade: *** girlfriend of ladles' man Danson dropping off a baby at his absurdly spacious and well-appointed Upper West Side Manhattan apartment. Equally silly is a standard New home video drug-smuggling subplot. But somehow, one guesses that none of this will matter to holiday crowds who just The Whistle Blower (P G ) Nelson, $79.95. This want to sit back, relax and take In a few hours of Intricate and ambitiously Ideological British espion­ sit-com breeziness. Grade: ** age thriller features another fine performance by Michael Caine, playing a decent, ordinary man Barfly (R) Cult figure/poet Charles BukowskI has job Investigating the mysterious deeth of his son (Nigel McDonald’s® penned this barely fictionalized selt-poiiralt about a Havers) a translator for the government Intelligence drunken wreck of a literary genius who haunts the L.A. service who got In over his head. opportunities to fit almost bar scene. Directed by underrated French director Directed by Simon Langton, who directed TVs Barbet Schroeder, "Barfly" Is the bracing and, yes, better shades-of-gray spy drama "Smiley's People," any schedule: charming study of a scroungy alcoholic writer (Mickey this thriller poses an Important question: "What should Rourke) who takes up with a long-legged lush (Faye be the role of the British In a world run by two Dunaway, In a fresh, unvarnished performance). superpowers?" But the script by Julian Bond ('The Part time or full time, days Roaring drunk and luxuriantly unkempt, Mickey Shooting Party") ultimately supplies a heavy-handed Rourke Is at his Imaginative best In this film: seems convoluted, and talky answer. Grade: AWlAi to be doing a sly impersonation of Popeye, with a bit of or evenings. Good starting W.C. Fields thrown in. The movie becomes (Film grading: excellent, WWW good, ww fair, surprisingly entertaining romanticizatlon of the w poor) pay and benefits. Turntable Tips

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6-4-3-2'7-M . Call today to be Included In this Two minutes later... UDanrliPstpr Hprali^ Hello Manchester Herald. I service guide. We'll show you o /$f4 would like to be part of the Has low cost way to reach new See how easy It Is. Just a two Serving the Manchester It Page that runs on Saturdays. customers. minute call gets you on this area for 100 years Yes, I know It’s the best wav to page. So call today! reach new customers. Thank Coll Display Advertising Manchester Herald • 643-2711 16 Brainard Place you very much. 6-4*3-2*7*M Manchester 203-643-2711 HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 LAND Surveyors. Wears C U S TO D IA L opening full F U L L Tim e house person SECURITY Officer. Full orowino and expand­ time. 0 hours per day. for Quality Inn Confer­ ing! Full time employ­ and part time position available. Retirees Flexible nights. Excel­ DIETARY ence Center duties In­ NURSE AIDE ment available for ex­ lent Benefits. Apply clude: meeting set up, Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment...... S3 Form Supplies and Equipment — 80 welcome. Call 247-4802. Notices Otflce/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 perienced Individual South Windsor Board SUPERVISOR light cleaning and Resort Property ...... 24 Bookkeeping/lncome T a x ...... 54 CERTinCATION with an .Interest and Meadows Manor Is cur- Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 of Education.Facilities room service. Full be­ Lost/Found...... 01 M ortgooes...... 27 aptitude for Electron­ rsnUy seeking an ener­ nefits. Quality Inn, 51 .. 54 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 CLASS Services. 1737 Main Personals...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 2S Pointing/Papering...... ics Surveying, Compu­ Street South Windsor. getic, enthusiatic. Indi­ Hartford Turnpike, Announcements...... 03 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 Meadows Manor Is ter Assisted Computa­ PHYSICAL Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 520-9711 Ext. 40. EO E. vidual with quantity Vernon. 646-5700. Auctions...... 04 .. 58 seeking applicants to tion ond Drafting and cooking and auperalaory EOE/AA.______Financial...... 05 Rentals .. 59 Pets and Supplies...... 84 PA R T time Custodian. Electrical ...... attend a 3 week certifi­ Construction Stoke Out THERAPISTS Evenings 5 to 8:30 pm. experience. PoeMon Im CHILD Care wanted...... 31 . 40 Miscellaneous lor Sole ...... 87 of residentlol and com­ Rooms for Rent...... Heatlng/Plumblng...... cation class to begin Full and part time posi­ flexible 5 days per etudes a compMe bene­ Seeking mature Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tog Soles...... *8 mercial construction Employment & Education January 5, 1088. The week. Apply South fit package for 32 hour woman to watch my 4 Condominiums for Rent ...... 33 Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 protects. We provide tions available for pay for the class Is Windsor Board of Edu­ week Including early year old boy after­ Help Wanted...... H Homes for Rent...... 34 career oriented train­ newly renovated phys­ noons In m y Bolton ing and offer excellent cation. Facilities Ser­ evening and weekend Situation W a nted...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 *8.91 par hour. Perma­ ical therapy and sports vices. 1737 Main Street, home. Coll 449-4324. Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise nent full-time or part- salary and benefits. hours starting at *9.50 Resort Property ...... 34 Automotive medicine center. Ex­ South Windsor. 528- FULL Time mature, re­ Instruction...... 14 Industrial P roperty...... 37 Hollday/Seasonol...... 71 time positions may be Contact: Towne Engl- 9711 Ext. 40.______per hour. Apply In per­ neerlng,lnc., P.O. Box cellent salary In high sponsible person to do Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sale...... available at comple­ RESTAURANT Wolter- son at: factory work In a water . 73 Trucks/Vans tor Sale...... 142, South Windham, $30’s for physical ther­ Roommates Wanted — ...... 39 Clothing...... tion of the class. These C T 04244. 203-423-2777. /Woltresses, Bartend­ soluble plastic manu­ ...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... apy managerial posi­ MeadDws Manor Wanted to R e n t...... positions start at *7.71 ers, days and evenings. 333 Bldwell St. facturing firm. Expe­ Real Estate TV/Stereo/Aopllonces...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... Full or port time. Flexi­ rience helpful but not per hour plus an excel­ NURSES tion. New grads also Manchester, C T 06040 Mochlnery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... ble hours. Apply The necessary. Apply In Homes tor Sole ...... 21 Services lent benefit program. welcome. Call Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos tor Rent/Leose...... > AIDES Gallery, 141 New Lon­ 647,-ilOI person at: Polymer ...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive Please apply In person don Turnpike, Glaston­ Films, 9 Middle Road, Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... Meodowa Manor la Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... at: 233-2135 bury. 45^2454. Rockville. Investment Property ...... 24 now seeking certified MeadDws MaiiDr Nurse Aide interested NEED a sport minded, 333 Bldwell St. In working hours that mature Individual to Salesclerks A PART TIME Manchester, C T 08040 fit their schedule. Full work flexible hours at CasMers PART T IM E #1 club In Connecticut. HELP WANTED HELP WANTBI HELP WANTED 647-0191 and part time posi­ • FM sr PMThae CUSTOMER SERVICE Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 80S Starting position avail­ for modern health tions available with We are looking for responsible service- able with opportunity shop In large shop­ SALES Position Bedding excellent benefits pro­ f o r advancement. minded individuals to handle customer Inquir­ As 0 condition precedent to RN-LPN. Immediate MENTAL Retardation PART Time. Flexible RADIOLOGY Techniclon ping center. Interest­ the placement of ony adver­ Medical Care of Man­ Born Is looking for self Worker position avail­ gram. *7.71 plus per Starting S7 per hour. ies. The position requires enthusiasm, inde­ tising In the Manchester He­ hours. No nights, Sun­ with experience In Call Holiday Matrix. ing and profaaalonal chester has a part time motivated people tor able on oil shifts. Full days or holidays. No Mammography to R E C E P TIO N IS T. Needed pendent thinking, and organization. Good rald, Advertiser hereby sales positions. Full hour to start. Apply in _ 644-4240 ask for Pot. atmosphers unlike all agrees to protect. Indemnify opening for nurses with and part time. Min­ experience needed. work east of the river In for rapidly growing Ice communication skills and a pleasant tele­ recent acute ambula­ and part time positions imum of 4 months ex­ and home heating oil person at: other retail stores. and hold harmless the Man­ Apply In person to The doctor’s office. Excel­ phone manner are essential. chester Herald, Its officers tory core experience. available. No expe­ perience required In Medicine Shoppe, 348 lent salary and benef­ business. Responsibili­ RETAIL position for Flexible hours. Ideal and employees against any Hoursore: 1mornlng,2 rience required. We nursing field. Educo- Main Street, its. Congenial atmos­ ties Include distribut­ MoadDws ManDr hradware store. Full for young mothers Tw o shifts are available: and all liability, loss or evenings and 1 wee­ will train. Promotions tlon: Nursing field or Monchester.______ing phone calls, radio 333 Bldwell St. time duties Include: expense. Including attor­ from within. Positions phere. 5 day week. and retirees. Apply at 8:30 AM — 12:30 PM Monday-Friday kend per month. Inter­ mental retardotlon. Send resume to: Ok- dispatching, light Manchester, C T 06040 soles, stocking, order­ neys’ fees, arising from ested applicants coll are hourly plus com­ Temporary position EXPERIENCED Body­ bookkeeping, light typ­ ing, good pay, benefits. once to the manager 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday claims of unfair trade practi­ mission with full be­ work Mon and Spray rant & Okrant, 349 East 047-9191 Diane. Sheri at 721-7393, 0 possibly becoming per­ Center Street, Man- ing and helping walk In Apply Conyers Hard­ OR ces, Infringement of trade­ nefit pockoge. Open­ Painter. Full or port EOE marks, trade names or pat­ Mondav-Friday, 9- manent. $8.87/hour. chester 04040.______customers. Full time. ware. 646-5707. Parkadt Haaltfc A 4pm.______in g s a v a llo b le In Apply at: Mansfield time. Immediate open- Experience prefered. 3:30 — 7:30 PM Monday-Friday ents, vlolotlan of rights of Ino. Coll 443-2659. WANTED. Person with NabWaa Caalar privacy and Infringement of PART time warehouse several stores through­ Training School, Route Please call 649-2947 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday copyright and proprietary out the state. Pleasant 44, Mansfield Depot or EXPERIENCED Bar­ snow blower to do Monday-Fridav 8-5pm f NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... and Inventory work. driveway. Good pay. Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more rights, unfair competition 15-20 hours per week. working conditions. coll Susan PawloskI at tender needed even­ and Saturday 8am- UANGME8TER AREA and libel and slander, which Coll 447-2232 for an 429-4451. AA/EOE. ings. Excellent starting 449-1724.______12noon.______IW.I iTphe. information. may result from the publica­ Mornings. Good pay. 644-0962. Interview.______pay. Please call 742- TRANSMISSION Re- APPLIANCE Delivery North Elm St...... 5-91 tion of any advertlsment In HARDWA~RE ClerlT. 1900 ask for Joe or bullder. Excellent the Manchester Herald by WANTED. Port time DRIVER. Immediate op­ Good pay, benefits, a n d Installation. Woodbridge St...... 18-230 advertiser. Including adver­ Dory.______working condition, Mondov-Frlday. Ex­ Teacher for quality ening. Monchester He­ room for advance­ good pay, benefits, for tisements In any free distri­ preschool. Beginning ment. Apply Conyers ROOFER. Experienced cellent starting pay C h a rle s D riv e ...... all bution publications pub­ rald route Coventry only In all phases In­ right person. Call Jim Janurary. Call director area. Short hours, Hordwore, 444-5707. and benefits. Call 647- East Middle Tpke ...... 166-208 Even lished by the Manchester cluding wood shingles. for details 433-5288, ev­ 9997. East Middle Tpke ...... 209-239 Odd Herald. Penny Sleffert, 449-8303 or 443-0484. good pay. Call 742-8847 enings 2284)787. C O U N TE R Help needed Immediate opening. P e rre tt...... all Publisher. WAREHOUSE. Part or 447-9944 and leave for busy 24 hour bak­ 443-2499.______time. Looking for port name and telephone ery. Flexible days and Strant S t...... all PRIVATE PARTY PROFESSIONAL Poin­ LOST time work to pay for number and I will call hours. Full or port DIRECTOR OF S u m m it S t...... 73-203 school or raise your you back.______ter. Experlencea must. Security Officers S u m m it S t...... 83 o n ly AND FOUND time. Competitive Good brush and roller standard of living? wages and benefits. NURSES Hunniford PI...... all MECHANIC. Great op­ man. 443-2459. Guardsmark Inc. Merchandise Ads LOST. BldCk wallet vicin­ Hours are flexible. We portunity, worth your Call Jane at 649-0140. Meadows Manor East East Center St...... 25-209 O d d will work with you to time to Investigate. Ex- a recognized progres­ ity of Foirwov, Moln 1st & 2nd shifts P arker...... 399-514 Street, Manchester. come up with a reaso­ perlenced engine, sive 116 Bed SNF unit nable schedule. We ' transmission, hydrol- NOON-TUNE AiDES available in Man­ has a challenging op­ L y d a ll...... ;...... 1-47 Please call 871-1712 qr W o o d b rid g e ...... 293-470 647-9384.______offer a clean, safe work Ics. Call 522-7291 M r. NURSE AIDES The Manchester chester, Vernon portunity for a talented environment. Compet­ Jaffe. ______Impounded-Femole, 9 Progressive Geriatric Board of Education area. Paid medical person to affectively itive wages, paid vaca­ lead the nursing team CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 weeks old, mixed tion, paid holidays and HAIR Dresser. No follow­ Nursing Center geared is seeking a noon­ insurance and hol­ breed, brown and profit shoring. Come In ing necessary, will Towards providing time aide for Robert­ In caring for our geriat­ idays. Must have ric population. This se­ white, found on Center and see how a leading, train. Call 449-3W. ’’Mibitty care for resl- son schooi. 2 hours Street. Call Manches­ lective Individual will be national electrical WAITRESSES. Monday- iJShts In a professional per day *4.75 per clean police re­ THE PRIVATE DUTY NURSING ter Dog Warden 443- wholesale distributor Frld av, 0:30-3. Wee­ responsible for all as­ 4442. In d positive work envl- hour. Interested ap­ cord. Reliable pects of the planning, operates. Please call kends available also. ronment for staff has plicants should con­ REGISTRY OF VNA HEALTH for an Interview. W.W. Call 449-4011,4am-3om. transportation and implementing and car­ Granger Inc., 185 fuN and part time posi­ tact Mrs. Abraitis phone. CaHSesaRat rying out of clinical tions available. Apply RESOURCES, INC. * Employment Maxim Road, Hart­ . management of the Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days ford, CT04114.525-3525. SOCIAL SERVICE now and start after hol­ 647-3371 20941222 unit; as well as, assume Now has a location In Manchester A Education Meedowe Manor, a 240 idays or now If you ROC occasional weekend ★ Additional Lines 50

250 • Medical & dental Ins. employing highly skilled and experienced H a P W A N Ta CASHIER Full or part degrse In social work - • Life & disability Ins. monstrated manage­ time. Buckland Street Qertatrlc or Medical ex­ • 401K Retirement plan Dari-Farms Ice Cream ment ability. These nurses. Our service Is especially designed to ★ Ad must contain price! P A R T Tim e housekeep^ and Route 84 Mobil. • Vacation & pars, days successful candidates meet the needs of patients in their home, ers for Quality Inn perience preferred -b u t has Immediate openings for the following Salary SSand up. Apply not necessary. Excel­ • Weeksnd & shift must be able to com­ convalescent home, or hospital. We bill 3rd You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds 5 Conference Center. In person Monday- positions: lent benefits with start­ differential municate effectively on party payors directly whenever possible to Competitive wages. Frlday, 10om-5pm. all levela We offer an due to this low price... Please apply at front ing wage commensu­ Call or apply In person • Class II Route Drivers help you meet the cost of nursing care. desk. Quality Inn of C O N D D M IN IU M Conver­ rate with experience. In­ to • Phone Order Clerk outstanding benefit Vernon, 51 Hartford sion Company looking terested applicants Jane Devries program. Salary com­ Call Clara Gruszkiewicz, RN TODAY to Personnel Director Full paid medical program, paid vacations, mensurate with experi­ T u r n p ik e , 444-5700. for experienced main­ should send resume to: arrange for a FREE IN-HOM E C O N S U LTA ­ EOE/AA. tenance people. Must paid holidays, pension and profit sharing plan. ence and background. TIO N , with no obligation. Helping you and have knowledge of tile, Martin A. M o ifl^n Soath WiiMisor Please send resume to Senior Admlrilftrator NaralRg CMit«r Applications now being accepted: your loved one is what we're all abouti M A TU R E person to help plumbing, electrical MeidDWt llene Lubka CALL CLASSIFIED run our store from and carpentry. 528- M inor 1080 Main S t Dari-Farms Ice Cream Private Duty Nursing Registry 8992. ______333 Bldwell St. So. Windsor, C T MeadDws ManDr 4-S4pm to 11pm. Also, 40 Tolland Stage Road, Tolland some mornings 4am- O F F IC E help needed. Manchester, C T 08040 280-7771 333 Bldwell St. VNA Heaith Resources, Inc. 10am. Dairy Mart, 340 General office skills Monday - Friday, 8:30-5:30 / Sat. 9-1 / EO E Manchester, C T 06040 Manchester required. Telephone D47-0101 toe Spencer Street, SOS 647-6191 643-2711 NOW! Manchester. 528-0992. EOE 649-5057 I HELPWiUlTBI lHaPWRIITID IHMONLE R M tM i IHSNLE I8ME aAnYsrrTEir.'Re- s06ntlblt •neroatlc NIGHT Auditor port Su n SEosoiwd Contem­ SOUTHERN Ne^^ng- E A S T Hartford. Sea this COVENTRY. NOW Eng­ woman wanfed to bab­ time. Friday and Satur­ porary exportly built lond closslfleld ads lovely 7 room Raised land warmth and ysit 2 w a r oW Infant In day 11pm to 7am. by RokIckI 8, Sons reach nearly 800,000 Ranch that olffars 3 charm In this cozy new nhy home. 20-30 hours Please apply front builders of "The fine homes In Connecticut large bedrooms, large Ranch. 3 bedroom, 2 weekly. Llabt house­ desk. Quality Inn, 51 Homes of Eost of the and Rhode Island. The tamlly room, 3 ba­ both, tlreploced living keeping. Flexible Hartford Turnpike, R iv e r " . T h is 29000 price for a basic 25 throoms, dining room room, country kitchen. hours. 659-3035. Vernon. 646-5700. square toot home sits word ad Is only 855 and and kitchen. Also, 2 ear CHFA qualified. Glostonbury- EOE/AA. on 0 3/4 acre lot that will appear In 43 news­ ooraoa situated on a 8147,900. Klernon Manchester line. otters sweeping views papers. For more In­ ntc* area with Imme­ Realty. 649-1147. of the Country Club formation coll Classi­ MEDICAL Office- Cost diate occupancy. Ask­ folrwow vet maintains fied, 643-2711 and ask ing 8176,000. U 8. R SOUTH Windsor. Price Technician with varied WStHOg privacy for It's owners. tor detalls.o Realty. 643-2692.0 Holiday clinical duties. Full reduced! Cbormino 6 A total of 8 plus rooms time position, benefits OPPORTUNITIES NEW to market. Beauti­ EA S T Hartford. See this room Brick Ranch. Ex­ feoturlno o sunken ful 8 room, Ansaldl lovely 7 room Raised ceptional pork like available. Reply to: 22'x17' fam ily room yard of 2.6 acres on Old 872-0355.______Colonial wttbln walk­ Ranch that olfters 3 ANTIQUES with massive stone ing distance to Martin tarot bedrooms, loros Main Street. 3 bed­ Gift Ideas CIVIL Engineer with abil­ fireplace, vaulted cell- School. 3 bedroom, 1!A family room, 3 ba­ room, 1W baths, 2 car ity to onalyn, organ- Inos With skyllohts. The both, 2 fireplaces, for­ throoms, dining room garage. 8249,900. Kler- MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE Ize, design and lavish master bedroom mal dining room and and kitchen. Alto, 2 car nan Realty. 649-1147. supervise civil cngl- So Yto’io Looklog suite Includes a walk In llvlno room. Asking oaraga situated on a MANCHESTER. By A N T I Q U E neerlno prelects from For A Chaogo... closet, separate raised 8259,900. Call owner nice area with Imme­ TYPEWRITERS Intlal client contact ow ner. 2 bedroom CENTER locuzzl tub and ba­ 649-7905.______diate occupancy. Atk- Cope, finished base­ through final commis­ Why not take advan­ throom, and even Its Ino 8176,000. U & R ment with bar, new sion approval. Pre­ own deck I The kitchen IMMACULATE newer U tage of tho caroar op- 8i R built Contempor­ Realty. 643-2692.0 furnace, partially fin­ YALE TYPEWRITER lects Include: subdivi­ portunMoa Rite-Aid has. Is 0 mosterptece of ished upstairs, en­ sion, commercial ary Colonial. Field- NEW Listing I Neat and SERVICE With over2,000stores in design that captures closed porch, applian­ office, retail site plans, the theme of this "U l­ stone fireplace. Beau­ Cleon 7 room Cope. 3 Typawtnan rabullt PortaNa typawrttara 22 states, RHo-Aid Is the tiful country setting, bedrooms, finished re­ ces. Asking $124,500. tiom n s Salaa and aarvica . condominium plans, notions largest retail tra Chic" home. Let Principals only. 646- ' ■ ' jptw - "-.X. sewer, storm, gradlne, wall to wall corpetino. creation room, alumi­ Aiilunirs Of Ml Kiiiifs Through ilir lloiisi- anil Barn. 41 Purnell Piece. Manchester drug chain. this weekend be one of 4496. utility and septic sw- high adventure. Ex­ A must seel $199,900. num tided, fenced Wrtlnrsttiv ihfM Sumfav 10-5 Bacauaa our growth 649-4986 tem design. If you ore plore the possibilities Strono Real Estate. y a rd , 10x16' deck. was achiavad by career 647-76S3.0 222 V Bosion Tpkr. (Rl. H ) • Oivrntrv. (TT e 742 0.11b looking tor a cholleno- of tbis prestigious resi­ Strono Real Estate. BRAND New listtngl A BEAUTY SALONS ( HS HSl Ifi Ifil IHS'Ha l A 1 Ino, Interesting and re­ oriented people, wa dence. 8399,900. Blan­ MANCHESTER. This 647-7653.0 real lewell Immocu- lote 6 room Colonial on warding career oppor­ know about caraor suc- chard 8i Rossetto, "W e spacious and attrac­ BOLTON. Spacious 3 bed- SALON ULTRA tunity. Contact Towno. caaa. R la through this Selllno Houses". 646- tive 7 plus room Ranch room Raised Ranch Gardener Street. 2 bed­ family hair care • complete nail Engineering, Inc., P.O. that wa soak Individuals 2482.0 ______Is a pleasure to showl It with 1st floor family rooms, den, formal care • gift certificates available for FLORAL JEWELRY Box 162, South Wind­ who want tha boat for Is located In a desirable room, dinino room, dining room. Taste­ the holidays. UNIQUE GIFTS NEW To Market. Ex­ fully decorated. Mar­ ham, C T 06266. 203-423- themselves. panded Ranch In area of Manchester. den and recreation 555 Main St.. Manchester KRAUSE FLORIST 2777. All replies strictly A position with RHa- Large private yard. room on lower level. tin School district. sought otter area. 2 full $139,900. Jackson 8, 643-9525 contidentifli.______Ald wlH bring a compoti- baths, 4 bedrooms, 1st Has a walk out base­ Well maintained home Christmas plants & The A D A M S A P P L E tlw salary with full ment Ideal for In-law with tnony energy fea­ Jackson Real Estate. Blue Sky Trading Co. This Is a good time to find floor den and 29x15 647-8400.O______centerpieces. of Vernon. Inc. company paid benefits. lower lewl recreation situation I Lots ol tures Including 3 tkv- a cash buyer for that closet space. 2 firepla­ JUST LIstedI Impeccoble TRES CHIC Holiday Rose Special! 14 Corot Gold Chains, Bracelets, Vmrcican Indian iX More ImportonL our do- room. $172,900. Sentry Mohts. 8 1 83,900. D.W . Earrings typewriter no one uses. velopment end training ces. Let us show you Fish Realty. 643-4060.O 71^ room full dormered BEAUTY SALON artwork, leather wallets, iiells A Use low-cost od In Real Estate. 643-4060.O Christmas Parties Too! Open Dolly 10am-9om / Sun. 10-6 0 program rewards ax- these and other tine Cop* Cod located on a hurkles. gohf & silver jewelr\. Tie Classified for quick re­ SOUTH Windsor. Just features of this home. EAST Hartford. Tradi­ ha> gift rerlificales availalilc oepoonal portormanoa tional 3 bedroom Co­ quiet street In North 621 Hartford Rd. Manchester EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 die shins, etc. lM*anin Tree eanL sults. 643-2711. listed. Isttloorltvlnoat $185,900. Realty World- C oventry. 1st floor fnf all vm ir holi«iav **l\lcs. with racognitlon and Its best. 7 room Ranch lonial In "Sunset 643-9559 su es t a Bs CCS la ea ta ifiOA HSi tci icf i: 217 Center St.. Manchester and 8 or sand a raeuma. The right house for accordingly at Mother's Rings from '89.95, your family. $179,900. this tastefully deco­ some of the fin* fea­ ELECTRONICS 6 4 7 -0 6 0 7 Intsrviaws WlH be hotd In rated Townhouse. A/C, 8175,0001 Blanchard 8, Hrst 3 stone free. PHYSICAL tha Manchaalar area on Sentry Real Estate. 643- tures of this home. ooraoe, basement, lots D.W. Fish Realty. 643- Rossetto, "W e're Sel- PERO'S FRUIT STAND 785 Msin St., Manchester Wodnoodayi Do& 9. 4060.0 ' llng Houses" 646-2482.0 Fsncy fruit bssksts — delivered THERAPIST of storage space, many 4060.O______JB ELECTRONICS MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ extras. Don't miss It at Where profeselonels buy their locsily — shipped nationwide. A Cut above 1 A unique FAMILY Room with 643-8484 CRAFTSMENS ASSISTANT 203-646-9420 room Ranch with fire- $134,900. Coldwell cathedral celling en­ stereo epulpntent. Discount All Wicker at 20% off HI Dec. 24 placed llvlno room, and flexible floor plan pricing on cesh end carry Items. dicsycdteiieiisliaiaBaiaiaicf i GALLERY Our dynamic, wall Banker, 659-3231 Co- hance the value and 276 Oeklend St.. Manchester RITE AID dlntno room with built rolyn Fletcher.______truly olvat this home Call Jack Bertrand •The Pfice on Coopor St" equipped rahablllta- on extra special per­ use of this 7 room , 3 643-6384 PHARMACY In Chino cablnet..12x20 bedroom home located 643-1262 MUSICAL NEEDS A wtgon full of dolla snd Toddy tlon department has a 1st floor family room MANCHESTER. Inves­ sonality. 2-3 bedrooms, bM fi too. tors delight. 3 family on a busline In Man­ full time opening for a Alton: TarrI Zone with boy window over­ modern both, new oak Wr9Rtht. Condloa Rod Folk Art aro 4-4-4. Positive cash chester. Recent fur­ wilting h iri for you. physical thorapm ae- 1445 Hancock St. looking private yard kitchen, formol dining HARDWARE flow. Immaculate ex­ room, breezewav, nace, partial recrea­ AL SIEFFERTS BELLER’S MUSIC I Opan 7 days a wMk. sistant. Must haw as­ Quincy, Mass. 021069 and a brand new kit­ tion room and a 140' 50 PurnelbnQ'Manchester ' Mon -Sal. lOam-lpm ! Son. l2-9pm tensive renovations, many young plantlnos sociates degree from sac chen with cherry ca­ deep treed loti Offered APPUANCES an accrodlted P.T.A. binets, ceramlctlleom) quiet neighborhood. tor the oradener to 649-2036 647-8161 Close to schools and In the $140's., Blan­ BUSH HARDWARE ALL FOUR M9SfCAL NEEDS school. new appliances, 1 car appreciate. S134,900. Shop now lot a full selection of AT BIO SAVfNOSf > shopping. 8224,900. Jackson 6 Jackson chard & Rossetto, TV ’s. VCR's. Audio Equipment, 792 Main St. Manchester ooroae. $149,900. D.W. "We're Selllno Opan dtlly until 6 pm W oolter: Fish Realty. 643-1591.0 Klernon Roolty. 649- Real Estate. 647-8400.D Big Screen TV s. Camcorders. Mi­ Shop lor Iho Oo-lt-Youroollor. THE HOMESTEAD 1147. Houses" 646-2482.0 on the Green • Multl-dlscipllnary crowaves. CD Players, Washers. Comploto lino ol tools. s EAX» ca SA toam. Including oc­ Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. Old fashioned cards, pifi wfSR A ornamrnis. Blown ^la** ornaments. Hand made wreaths. cupational therapy Op«n dally 9:30 am to 5:30 pm and 1? OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY PM IV* w ill b0Bt any prlc»l and speech therapy. OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1-4 PM Thursday avanlnga for tha Holidays. PRACTICAL : 46 Tolland Greens Tolland 445 Hanford Rd., Manchester 872-0559 • An intarestlng and GUITAR LESSONS 127-Q Main StrMt (Royal Arma) 66 Sunny Brook Driva 647-9997 643-4121 diversified case tiugM by loeN prolwdonsl. TNt- Keep your loved onee well load. Ing vtuiWnls Iran baginnnr* on CONDO - MOB,900. i « i « t « fca H3 main concern. sanlad t6 Nio fiduciary at tha room. $435 monthly jBMVaWRB-DAMTM 647-7553 letters for shirts, caps, ___ I FDR SALE YOU CAN enlov extra oddrtat bolew. Polluro to Suddenly back on the PHONE; B47-4)»8> etc. Best offer. 649-3642 vacation money by ex- promptly praaant any such market and owners are plus utilities. On bus REASONABLE RATES line. 568-1054.______offer 5:30pm.o______FORDpiScTpToMrRuns GARS chanolno Idle Items In claim may rasult In tha lota A cool and pretty ruflled- relocotlno out west. LICENSED day core We cater to the MISCELLANE0U8 your home for cosh ... of riehtt to rtcevar on such MANCHESTER Newer 3/4 length bar room size groat. $800 negotiable. FOR SALE dolrn. sleeve dress for a small Very attractive 6 plus home has Immediate -^home owner. SERVICED with an ad In classified. Kiri is easy to sew and room Raised Ranch on six room Duplex. 1'6 opening for 1 child over TREES solid pool table. Retur­ Phone 645-8303. FREE ESTIMATES Trimmed 8 Removed - nable with keys. $500. Call 643-2711 to place your Johanna Brudor Roy, trim with rick rack. Bittersweet Drive In baths, deck, full base­ 2 and 1 1nfant. Planned Fall 8 Wlnttr Cleanup - Astltlont Clark Fully Inaund EXCAVATING Bulldozer 643-1464.______ad. No. 8229 with Photo- East Hartford. 3 bed­ ment. Excellent loca­ activities and hot SaoaoiMd Flrowood Tha fiduciary Is: Guide is in Sizes 1 to 6 rooms, 116 baths, fire­ tion. $650 monthly plus meals Included. Easy and Backhoe services. Oollvory AvolloMa - SOLID wood bookcase, Ellzeboth Potidtra Light grading. Stone Snow Plowing IS Plaotont Stroot years. Size 2, 114 yards place, formal dining utilities. Security. aff 1-84 Buckland Street 643-6774 headboard with large TAKE A LOOK SCRANTON Wastarly, Rl 021*1 46-inch. room. Fantastic loti Available January 1st. exit. 644-4128.______and stump removal. storage compartment. C A L L S B S 6 4 9 ^ 2 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 5 0 // Y o u r C a r 011-12______Priced to sell $164,900.' 646-7693, 228-0865, 649- Prampt service at Best offer. Holton 84 Chev Caprice _ ROUTE S3. VERNON TO OaoHL ssM. $2. 8$ tar sash Jackson & Jackson 2074.______Is advertising expensive? WAUPAPERING reasonable rates. Call • •••8888B8# Trumpet. $75 or best Wga Sdav *6495 ■attsta, pits SO* far *ash «t sod Jahn, 456-7089. offer. 646-4169.______NOTICB TO CmOITORS Real Estate. 647-S400. □ A6ANCHESTER. Quality Yau'll be surprised naw 82 VOYAGER ESTATE OP batallsf. economical It Is to odver- WiRtBT Is Hars! 82 Camaro •aOOOlMM fbubnztt 2 bedroom, heat, hot and FAINTING TW IN Bed $155.21" color AT. ra Ak *5695 M R TH A O. SCHNEIDER tlse In Classified. 643-2711. WAMHCR MIOnKIIS 4 Lines — 10 Days _Tha Hen. William B. ntz- K water and all applian­ Inaurad — Rataranoaa console T .V . $175. 647- 78 MONTE CARLO GONOOMIMUMS ces Included, air condi­ T E R REMOVAL 9407.______83RX7wm,.iiK *6795 •aaoonaMi 500 charge each addi­ Oarold, Judoo, of Iho Court ■erly ■ettwaa - 848-4481 ot Prefeott, Dittrld of Mon- HMSALE tioning, aulet, on bus­ Leaf raking, garagaa 8 altlos TAPE Recorder, Sony, 84 MONTE CARLO IS.OOS tional llna, par day. You ehaitar at o haorlng hold on line. Ideal for middle CARPENTRY/ Bery NdBuli. 848.M 1I daanad, anew ranwval. Senior O ecanj^ I 1«$7 erdorad MS.R. BLANCHARD, reel to reel, T C 730, 8480008E iSOOS can cancal at any tIrM. Bask FASHION has a special MANCHESTERnetter aged and senior citi­ REMOOELNNi Citizen Olaoounta. fraa aatl- $200. Tapes, $4. Colon­ thot oil claims must bo pro- I mataa. Fall rataa. lOyaaiaaxparl- SMtad to flit fiduciary at tha Grace Cole CoBcdioa for than new. Spaclaus 2 zens. $590/month. 247- me. el 2284098 84 EAGLE 4x4 LTD •8.505 SORRY, ial wing backed 3 cu­ oddrtss balow. Follurw to laricr sine; ptas 2 Boaos year old 3 bedroom, 116 5030. ABSOLUTE anee. Call attar 8 PM. shion sofa and choir to NO REFUNDS OR both Lydoll Woods CARPENTIIY S 87 DODGE DAKOTA PU ^empHy prasont ony such Coapoosl $2.00 a copy. MANCHESTER. Avolla RDMKIMN SOmCES match, $150. Slip cov­ 82 Olds Cutlass ZMaiaaMigya ADJUSTMENTS dolrn mov rasult In tha lost Condominium. Excel­ ble Janurary 1st. Com­ PAINTING CO. ers for both, $50. Enter­ iMpir i pdwai tti amnnmmq of rlphts to racovar on such lent condition, patio off ConipMa homo rapalia and ra- Quaranleed quality work. RADON TESTING 40oor *5295 dolrn. pletely renovated 16 ntodallng. WaapadaHaa InbaUi- ODD lobs. Trucking. tainment center, white, 87 DODGE 4x4 pu. m CALL HERALD dining area, garage, Duplex. 6 roonu, 3 rooma and kRehana. SmaS acala Rotaraneee. Free EsUmates. Home repairs. You Best time to testi $25. 2 steel belted 84 Merc. Topaz TmeatreiaM Jehonno Brudar Roy, lust what you have commsrcM work. RagMarad. In- Inexpensive. Call Doug name It, we do It. Free 4 Dr.. AT. Pa AC *3995 Hiltpao..Piney.Pai2995 ANNA B. NORRIS curity and utilities. BOD FARRAND, JR. or stained. No waxing. at 646-2411 toraatlmota 88 Line. Town Car 86 LaBARON oopm. ^O.OOS RLHMRNTARY SCHOOL" 646-6715.______Coll 643-2711 to place your M U S T aa ptokad up at dia 82 Cantury Coum >6195 References required. las. B4U017 / Rat S47-8800 John Verfallle. 646- Harald OHIea Monday thru aumr S A V E 86 LaBARON i dr.. ____ _ Tha East Hartford Public 2 Bedroom Condominium 5750. ad. SSCtvalllarwdgon >4495 Schools, 110 Long Hill Drivo, No pets. 742-8628. Thutaday bafoia 11 am . only. AutaAk.AlMdlOyt. '8,005 East Hortford, CT., will ro- In South Windsor. 85 Ford Eacort S3 Chtvtlto t *. >4995 6 Room Duplex. 1 car 4 Or.. Auto. L m iM tt *4295 86 CHY. GTS Tumo. calva saolad Mds for "RE­ $111,900. Trinity Real garage, tool shed, good AuIb. Ak, fmof wNbbIb, .. 53 Cantury 4dr. >6995 PLACEMENT OP HEATING Estate. 289-2646 or 644- 87 Sablo QS' ... . 6u^r 1M( wMbb ^ i695 CONTROLS / ANNA E. 3103. location, near every- WitorvUMM *14,299 88 DODGE CHARGER 83Raeal4dr. >6995 NORRIS ELEMENTARY thlng. Call 649-7230. AkKJbmrOavl. 54 Olds Clara 4*. >7795 SCHOiOL". Bid InfermoMon MANCHESTER. Just APARTMENTS EJE8/ Automotivo VERNON. Spacious 2 OARAGES MACHINERY 8* Camaro ooup# >8495 and spodfleoNons or# ovoll- listed. Completely ren­ FOR RENT AND STORAGE CTIBLE8 AND TOOLS *6995 85 MUSTANG MKna >4,005 oMa at tha Buslnass Offica. bedroom Townhouse, 84 Pontiac Tiana Am >10,795 Saolad bids will ba rocalvad ovated Condominium 85 VOYAGER ta In convenient location Includes hardwood 85 Chav. Astro van '10,195 until 1:00 p.m., Monday Oa- floors and full base­ NOW Accepting applica­ RED Goose Antiques. CRAFTSMAN motorized CARS rpdtaAkAnm '8,405 cambar 21, 1*07, at which across from Wickham ment with laundry tions for 1 or 2bedroom M A N C H E S T E R . 2,000- Vintage clothing, lace, wood lathe, 10 Inch FOR SALE MORIARTY 85 CUTLASS SUPREME as Chavy Capdoa 4 *. >M95 tima thav will ba publicly Park. Move right In at hook-ups. Greot loca- handicapped apart­ 2,400 square foot office, jewelry, decorative ac­ swing, 4 foot bet) with Spoughem t Dr. AT. Ak. TW. SO Nova 4 dr. >8495 ooanad and rood aloud. Tha $91,900. Industrial, commercial cessories. Wednesday- bench and controls, set ofulBB. Mowr BMBryihlnB. East HorNord Public Schoolt tlonl 871-2844.______ments for Oakland I ROC Z281987.4,000 miles. BROTHERS Mod •6,205 55 Camaro Z2S >13,995 rasarvaa tha right to occapt Heights Apartments. space. Wf)odlond In- Sundoy, 1-5pm. Goose of wood turning tools. 83 MUSTANCPdMkdm. 87 Spaelrum 4 dr. 'M 95 or ralad any or oil bids or Iho 4 Rooms. Cellar. Attic. dustrla|,||brk, Inc. 643- Lone, Coventry. 742- $250. 646-6229. T-top, phone hook-up, 301 CentBr St. L0T8/LAN0 Central. Residential. Please call Monday va AiAa Ak, BiiaM rioht to wolva tachnlcol for- 2121. 9137. loaded! Factory war­ ManchastBr, CT iML uiawi akdipi 'S.OOS S7 Chavant 2 dr. >5495 molltlas It M 1s In tha bast In- Heat and appliances through Friday, 8:30- ranty. Pristine condi­ FOR SALE 5am. 528-6521. tarast ta do so. not Included. Security tion. $14,500 or best 643-5 13 5 Rlchord A. Huet, NEW York, Central deposit and references GOOD THINGS offer. Phone John 526- 8 7 5 -3 3 1 1 872-9111 Oirador/Businast Sorvicas Farms; All sizes. $1,000 required. Available Fe- 1^ CONDOMINIUMS 1 7 1 iHOUDAY/ I FURNITURE TO EAT 3072 anytlme.G 000-12 (plus, mlnus)/acre. burary 1. $425 monthly. FOR RENT I'M oeasonal DODGE Caravan S E 1984. m Realty World-Leo 649-9158. iFESPERATELYSeeking 64,000 miles. Excellent Stack, Inc, 41 East MANCHESTER. 3 room VERtlONTTTedroom f to soil solid Maple cof- condition. Leased new (Senesee, Auburn, N Y apartment. Main . fee and end table set. A l^h fruFruit H 6 Produea Caravan, must sell this SPECIAL OFFER... ENDS 12-31-87 13021. (315)253-0337. with garage, A/C,pool. S4 Hr. an. r4t-T4W44wm 74t4SM Street. Call 529-7858 or $600 plus utilities and MANCHESTER - fantastic bargain at $35 one. Best offer. 647- MANCHESTER. Level, 563-4438. security. 871-9292. for the set, o r $25 for the 40 Nm. Naava Maes 0801.______LIVING so Nw. Mlasd Nula 2628 Cleared lots, city sew- MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ coffoe table, $15 for the CHEVY Caprice Classic BONNEVILLE er/woter. 27-30,000 CHRISTMAS end table. A perfect gift 72 CL Naval Onngas room apartment, ap­ SOCt Tangsio 1987 under 14,000 miles. squore feet. 647-0246. pllanced kitchen, heat TREES for the holidays! Give 811,500 negotiable. 644- I THE SOPm SnCM TED PERFORM ER. Merchandise me a call after 5:30pm se ct KhnrlFruh MANCHESTER. 3/4 acre and hot water Included. 19 Lewis Street 40 CL IR Orapsfruh 2740. (Off Spring St. SBhiod OBrogs) at 742-5918. lot. Sewer, water, gas No pets. $625 per 50 lbs. Chsti Rowioas PLYM OUTH Duster 1973, 1688 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE *^Lr available. Agen- month. 1 year lease 171 IHOUDAY/ Open Sat. & Sun. 10-4 BERKLINE Recllner, Honsy Daws 6 or Fa 6 cylinder, 2door,auto- 4 Dbbt Sb^bb a t/owner. 649-7440. plus security deposit. •24 Any Tree Dark Brown, excellent 40 his. Chlq. Bananat motlc, 53,000 miles, 1 Includaa: Iron! whaal drivt. VO EFI, 4 Crocket 6494)795. I ' ■ lOEAOORAL condition, $100. 649- SO Di. Mad. Eggs owner, good condition. •“•on'stlo. powar staarlng, 647-9546 5555.______100 CL ITAnlou FSora AM/FM slacoo wHh dook, air, tlntad Crochet a perky Beret and MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ $825/ best offer. 646- data. RBL hand sMa mirrors, R. dal., room Townhouse, ap­ FAMILY room set. 100 Waah. Rad Dal. matching scarf for those IMORTBABES 1774 otter 6pm. 4B/85 ipIN front aaal. tlH w had, lamp chilly wintry days. pllanced kitchen, all Matching sofa, choirs, DsNvar to Harttecd and Oroup, controllad eyela windthidd East of ttis RIvsr FORD LTD 1976. Many wipata, erulaa. No. 2628 has complete wall to wall carpeting. recllner, 2 end tables. 2 Hundnat or atm to sIMew *mv new parts, extra tires, NO PAYMENTS No pets. $775 per CHRISTMAS TREES «• lamps, $100. 742-9770 crochet directions for set. Up to 3 veors. Kiss your fi­ month,) year lease plus A M -F M Cassette. $750. evenings. 742-7748. - $ 3 1 7 0 8 * To ardor. toiB $28Q, h r cash nancial difficulties ooodbyc. security deposit. 649- HIckiry Ridge Tna Far* VW Rabbit 1976 for sole. pattaiiL ih s SO* tar pcstap aid Avoid foredoture, catch up 0795. FUa 0N./C0AL/ MoMKrtuiTaitltof- kiMlHat on late paymentssuchotflret M ANCHESTER-lust ren­ South River Rd., Coventty_ TV/STEREO/ Excellent condition for Aia K c «a a T or second mortgope or oven FIREWOOO parts. 649-5694.______outstanding credit cord Mils. ovated 3 bedroom Du­ n. VIsny A Family 74Z*8M APPLIANCES nwwrtrslSflSl Keep your home free ond plex, 1st floor, V6 both NISSAN Sontra 1982. 2 4 3 1 JIVEST CENTER STREET NswTcik,B.T.1t t i a dear without liens and ot- and laundry room. Tram e*hd Fraa HEAVY Duty Hotpoint 2 door, 5 speed, A M -FM S’ tachmenes. Bod credit or Modern kitchen with #AAANCH. speed washer and Kel- Opan Pd Wad.-Suit. FIREWOOD SALE stereo. $2200. 647-8339 MANCHESTER SPECIAL: Orer 200 ae- late payment not a problem. all appliances, cellar vlnotor dryer, $125 ■40 par oord. 8 fl, Isngtha. after 6pm.______. and attic area. Fork­ each. Call 649-5560. lectiona aad a FBEE grasn. dsHvsrtd. 4 cord Pattara SecUoa ia the Sw iu ConstrvotlvB ing. $750. month plus mlnimuni. MC/VISA TOYOTA Corolla 1980. 4 heat and .utilities. 2 Got the Want Ad habit... door, automatic, 70,000 ALBUM. Jaat 88.M. 5 G ro u p NirtlMni Flrtwi miles. Excellent condi­ 646-0128 taokict ssjiMdi month security, refer­ read and use the little ads oStrlbHlirs 1- 454-4404 o r ences. No pets. 643- •bT(c In Classified regularly. tion. $1900. Call 647-1632 LEASING a j i t - t a H f ------t l n i t l m 1- 454-I 3M 2121. ETKEFAM 643-2711. B30-00S0 after 6om. h r 10 skeed caS sasaem adhs. SPORTS Coifs ground game concerns Schot^nheime By The Associated Press Challengers don’t see Helsman Trophy a lock 'The Indianapolis Colts are without NFL Roiiiidap quarterback Gary Hogeboom as they enter crunch time in the NFL, but NEW YORK (AP) - There may yet McPherson led fourth-ranked Syra­ Cleveland Coach Marty Schottenhelmer Atlanta at Dallas, Kansas G ty at be hope for Don McPherson, Craig cuse to an 11-0 record, passing for 2.341 doesn’t think it really makes much of a Cincinnati, the Los Angeles Rams at Heyward, Lorenzo White and Gordie yards and 22 touchdowns. He averaged difference. Detroit and Philadelphia at the New Lockbaum. nearly 213 yards per game. “ ’They’re going to feature the running York Giants. According to them, Tim Brown does game,” Schottenhelmer said. ‘’Eric Lorenzo White, Michigan State tail­ 1 Coitt at Browns; 'The last time not have a lock on the Helsman Trophy. Dickerson is the running back you know Dickerson played in Geveland, he was back, had 1,459 yards on the ground for I • * The winner of the trophy, award^ about. Albert Bentley is the running with the Rams. He was traded later in an average of 132.6 yards per game. annually by the Downtown Athletic Club back you may not know as much about.” that week, on Oct. 31, and will be making Lockbaum, the two-way player from of New York to the player selected best The Colts and Brawns, both division his fifth start for Indianapolis. He has Holy Cross, averaged more than seven in college football, will be named leaders, meet Sunday as the NFL 860 yards rushing this season, while catches per game and had 1,152 Saturday. ■ h . playoff hopefuls begin jockeying for Bentley, the man whom he replaced, has receiving yards on offense, and had 13 Brown, the flanker-kick return spe­ position with just four games left in the 581. tackles, 12 for losses, two sacks and two season. cialist from Notre Dame, originally was Rsdsklni at CattHnalt; If the Reds­ interceptions on defense. The Colts, tied with Buffalo and the considered a heavy favorite to win the kins win, they’ll clinch their fourth NFC New York Jets atop the AFC East, lost award. Although still favored, he East title in seven years. Coach Joe All five players were Invited to the HogeboOm to a dislocated shoulder in Gibbs says he will start Jay Schroeder opened the door to his competition with award announcement. last Sunday’s 51-27 victory over Hous­ two straight sub-par performances to at quarterback even though Doug " I don’t feel he has a lock on it,” White ton. He vrill be replaced by Jack end the season. 'Trudeau, who filled in when Hogeboom Williams is healthy again, ^hraeder said of Brown. " I t ’s discouraging to ‘ T v e been playing well enough that was injured earlier in the season. was benched two weeks ago in favor of I ’ve attracted some attention,” said hear that. ... He hasn’t done anything so Houston's loss last Sunday dropped Williams, but Williams hurt his back. Given a chance to play again. Schroeder McPherson, Syracuse quarterback. outstanding this year to say he’ll win it them into a tie at 6-5 with Pittsburgh, ‘T v e got some people talking.” hands-down.” one game behind Geveland in the AFC threw three touchdown passes to rally (Central. the Redskins to a 23-19 victory over the During the season. Brown averaged The Heisman winner will be formally Giants. Heading Into the final month of the 167,55 all-purpose yards per game, and announced at about 5; 50 p.m. EST. CBS Jots at Dolphins: ’The shutout loss to season, only one division has become a 21,7 yards per catch as a receiver. will televise the ceremony live begin­ Buffalo was the first since 1962 for the runaway — the NFC East where the Brown caught just seven passes and had ning at 5; 30 p.m. Dolphins, and quarterback Dan Marino Washington Redskins, 8-3, have a 207 total yards in the consecutive losses saw a streak of30 straight games with at three-game lead over Dallas, Philadel­ to Penn State and Miami, Fla., as the Balloting is done nationwide by a least one touchdown pass broken. phia and St. Louis. 'The Redskins are in 12th-ranked Irish fell to 8-3. panel of sports writers and broadcasters ‘The last time the two teams met, the selected by the Downtown Athletic Club. St. Louis and could clinch the division Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz, how­ with a victory. Jets beat Miami 37-31 in overtime on Each voters picks three candidtates, Oct. 18, and they have not swept the ever, revealed on Thursday that Brown with three points given for a first-place To help settle the AFC East. Buffalo Dolphins since 1980. New York beat had played more than a month with a vote, two for second and one for third. travels to Los Angeles to play the Gncinnati 27-20 last week. separated shoulder, Raiders, and the Jets are in the Monday Patriots at Broncos: Denver has won “ I don't want it to sound like ’lim is no Two of the last three Heisman winners AP photo night game at Miami. three in a raw. and the Patriots haven’t good, but he didn’t have a Heisman have been quarterbacks. Vinny Testa- Notre Dame's Tim Brown is stiii the favorite to win the Heisman The AFC West-leading San Diego won at Mile High Stadium since 1968. year,” said Heyward, second in the verde of Miami won the a wa rd last year, Chargers, 8-3, are at Houston, while New England, 5-6, lost 34-31 in overtime nation in rushing with 1,655 yards for and Doug Flutie won the award in 1984 Trophy but his chaliengers say there's some room for hope after Denver, a half game back at 7-3-1, plays to Philadelphia last week. Pittsburgh. “ Somebody has an oppor­ with Boston College. The 1985 winner two straight sub-par performances by the Irish standout. The host to New England, and Seattle, 7-4 in In their victory over the Chargers last tunity to win other than Tim Brown.” was Bo Jackson of Auburn. winner will be announced today. the division, is at Pittsburgh. week, the Broncos gained an NFL San Francisco leqds the NFC West season-high 522 total yards, with John with a 9-2 record but can’t shake New Elway passing for 347. Orleans, a game back at 8-3. San Eaglsa at Olorria: The Giants have Francisco’s at Green Bay. and New beaten Philadelphia five in a raw, Miami iooking to compiete a perfect season Orleans is at home against Tampa Bay. including a 20-17 victory on Nov. 15 in AP photo ‘The Chicago Bears are the only team which Raul Allegre kicked field goals of ViKing's cheerleadar Julie Rhodus (right) and hsr cohorts in the NFL to clinch a playoff berth. At 53 and 52 yards. Bv Herschel NIssenson “ He touches the football. We have got to be prepared practice their routine wearing roller skates Thursday In The Associated Press 9-2, they hold a two-game lead over the A loss this week would mathemati­ for Sharpe much more than we were for Tim Brown for Vikings and play in Minnesota in the cally eliminate the defending Super preparation for Sunday’s game against Chicago. The skates are NCAA FootbaD the simple reason that Sharpe's going to have a lot Sunday night game. Bowl champion Giants, 3-8, from the in response to Bears' Coach Mike Oitka's remark calling the MIAMI — Second-ranked Miami hopes to end the more opportunities.” The rest of the NFL schedule has playoffs. Philadelphia is 5-6. Metrodome the "Rollerdome." regular college football season the way it started and South Carolina Coach Joe Morrison calls Miami “ as finished the last one — with a victory over South more than one touchdown against the (]^mecocks all fine a football team as we're going to see all year long. Carolina and a shot at the national championship. season — have Miami Coach Jimmy J^mson saying Miami certainly is one of the finest, if not the finest, A triumph over eighth-ranked South Carolina on that ‘ ‘we may very well be playing the best team on our team In the country.” Saturday night would conclude a second straight 11-0 schedule Saturday night. The only team that compares NFLPA on the since strike’s end campaign for the Hurricanes and set up another with South Carolina is Florida State.” Army, 4-6, and Navy. 2-8, will be trying to salvage national championship showdown, this time against Both teams are among the national leaders in something from otherwise forgettable seasons in the Bv Dove Goldberg season. No. 1-ranked Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. several categories. Miami ranks fourth in scoring with 88th edition of their service rivalry at Philadelphia’s The Associated Press When Miami defeated South Carolina 34-14 in the 1986 an average of 37.2 points a game and South Carolina is sold-out Veterans Stadium. Both teams run the Joe Dudek, Lee Morris, Paul Tripoli, Sean wishbone and Army’s Tory Crawford, who led Division NFL Notes opener, the Gamecocks were an unknown commodity 13th at 31.2. In total offense. Carolina is 14th at 427.1 When the 24-day NFL strike ended in October, the Mclnerney, Kevin Walker, Eugene Seale. with freshman quarterback Todd Ellis directing a yards a game, Miami 23rd at 394.3. In passing, the I-A quarterbacks in rushing a year ago. has recovered league continued to enforce the provisions of the 1982 All have been named eitiier AFC or NFC players of from a knee injury. brand-new pass-happy run-and-shoot offense. The 1987 Gamecocks are 12th at 279 yards, the Hunricanes 25th contract with one notable exception — no longer would the strike. the week this season. None is still in the league. Gamecocks have matured to an 8-2 record, six at 224.6. Liberty Bowl-bound Arkansas, 8-3, another wishbone union dues be subtracted by the teams from players’ Players on several teams, including the Geveland consecutive victories during which they have out- South Carolina is second in scoring defense, holding team, features halfback James Rouse, who has run for paychecks and forwarded to the N FL Players Brawns and those on the West G>ast, are grumbling Charles White of the Los Angeles Rams, who scored the opposition 230-39 while surrendering 178.8 opposition to 9.1 points, Miami third at 9.5. In total 908 yards after missing most of 1986. Hawaii, 5-6, has Association. about striking and gaining nothing. They talk about replaced Eric Dickerson when Dickerson was traded to yards a game and a Gator Bowl berth against LSU. defense, Carolina’s blitz-crazy “ Black Death” unit is lost four of its last five games by a total of 17 points. Instead, player reps would have to collect the replacing Upshaw with a labor professional, along the the Colts, leads the league with 952 yards rushing. “ I think South Carolina will be better than Notre second at 213 yards, Miami sixth at 243.8. Against the Dickerson is second with 860. Brigham Young, 8-3, has prior international substantial collections — $2,400 a year for veterans. lines of Marvin Miller, who ran the baseball players Dame,” Miami wide receiver Michael Irvin says, rush, Miami is fifth with 96.1 yards, Carolina sixth at An asterisk; White played in the three strike games. experience, having played in Japan in 1977 and 1978. $2,900 for rookies. union and aided the NFLPA with strategy at the end of referring to last week’s 24-0 victory that ended Notre 97.5. And in pass defense, the Gamecocks are fourth at ‘The Cougars’ next trip is to Birmingham, Ala., for a From all indications, that's causing some trouble for the strike. Dame’s national championship hopes. “ And since 119.5 yards, the ’Canes 14th at 147.7. THE NEW YORK GIANTS, despite their 3-8 record, meeting with Virginia in the All American Bowl. the NFLPA. they’re not national champions, they want to stop “ A year ago, we were fortunate to catch South Other complaints include the size of the union budget remain one of the N FL’s solid teams in personnel. Colorado State, which cost B YU a share of the Western While Gene Upshaw, the N FLPA’s executive somebody else from being. It’s just the American way, Carolina in the opening ballgame,” Johnson says. and staff; 40 people, more than twice as many as the Moreover, their dismal 1987 season could help vault Athletic Conference title last season, is 1-10. director, said this week that dues were coming in. he baseball player’s union and 10 times as large as the I guess.” “ They’re playing better defense (through 10 games in refused to say how many teams or how many players them right back to the Super Bowl next year. NBA union's. But not the South Carolina way. The Gamecocks 1986, Carolina gelded 369.8 yards and 26.5 points a In the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Division I-AA were still paying. Here’s why. couldn’t care less who winds up No. 1. game) and they’re a more experienced team, so playoffs, Weber State is at Marshall, Georgia Southern Moreover, a seven-page pamphlet sent by the union Moreover, agent Art Wilkinson is trying to start a For one thing, they’ll get a draft pick higher than “ Everybody’s flirting with the idea that if we beat they’re making fewer mistakes. at Appalachian State, Eastern Kentucy at Northeast to the 1,600 players contains several exhortations for rival union — “ You don't need someone from the they should, somewhere in the top ten, where the chips Miami, we are going to foul up the bowl situation,” says “ They’re a very explosive team. And this is the first Louisiana and Arkansas State at Northern Iowa. money. “ THE MESSAGE? PAY YOUR NFLPA outside making decisions for you, offering a pre-set are blue. offensive tackle David Poinsett. "But basically what time we’ve faced a defense like this. It’s a man-to-man DUES! ” it concludes. package of policies and staff,” the NFLPA says in its But more important, they now have a good chance of we’re looking at is that they came up here (Columbia) ‘The Division II semifinals have 'Troy State at Central finishing last in the NFC Elast — they’re two games defense and they commit five, six, seven, eight people Florida and Northern Michigan at Portland State. In “ You can go it alone against the club and league pamphlet. last year and embarrassed us.” to the blitz almost every time. Some teams have run office or you can stick together with your NFLPA behind Dallas, Philadelphia and St. Louis with four The regular season comes to an end this weekend Division HI. Central Iowa is at Dayton and Wagner games to go. into a complete disaster against them.” visits Emory ft Henry. teammates across the league.” it says. “ The choice is with three other games — Army-Navy in Philadelphia, Miami held Notre Dame’s Tim Brown to 95 total yours, but the only way to make the choice fdor HOW ABOUT ROOKIES W the year who missed That means they’ll get a fifth-place schedule next Arkansas at Hawaii and Brigham Young vs Colorado yards last week. And although South Carolina’s ‘The NAIA Division I schedule finds Gardner-Webb at solidarity is to pay NFLPA dues. Without voluntary training camp and only started plasing midway year, filled with legitimate patsies like Detroit twice, s State in Melbourne, Australia. Sterling Sharpe is averaging 121.90 all-purpose yards a Carson-Newman, Southern Oregon at Mesa, Presby­ financial support from all players, the NFLPA will through the season. Can anybody argue against Bo Atlanta and Kansas Gty. No Chicagos, no Minnesotas, South Carolina’s Impressive numbers since losing game to Brawn’s 167.55, Johnson says that “ Sharpe’s a terian at Pittsburg State and Central Arkansas at disappear and the owners will make all your choices Jackson as offensive rookie and Cornelius Bennett on although San Francisco and New Orleans would be early-season road games to Georgia 13-6 and Nebraska lot more dangerous because they throw the ball to him Cameron. In Division II, Geneva Is at Wisconsin- for you.” defense? there, but in any case a lot easier than the rest of their 30-21 — the Comhuskers are the only team to score so much.” He has 52 receptions for 793 yards. Stevens Point and Baker at Pacific Lutheran. In fact, the NFLPA is indeed on the defensive since It would seem improbable, but this is an improbable division will have. ■If-'..i

Sports in Brisf Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard -9 3, Arm strong 1-5 0 0 2, N tw to n V3 0 4 4, Gabbard 1-1003. T eto lt 3545 W-21 «& Whatert host Buffalo tonight Basketban f SPORTSCAR d I 1 tV R A C U tC (111) Dayett to play in Japan HOP Wmnin HARTFORD -— The Hartford Whalers (8-12-4) will I | Dt.ColOfnan 341-3 7, Tbempson 401-313, LOS ANGELES — The Chicago (Jubs have sold the H O C l c e V Corolvn Wilson 180-182-523 Dtbblo host the Buffalo Sabres (10-11-4) tonight (7:30 Solkaty 4-70314, D ouotat W-1SM2D, lto « 4 0 Football Pnn JS<-*04, Joyce Tyler 197-211-561,, SportsChannel, WTIC) at the Civic Center. The 30 9, Duncan 37 34 13, Harried 44 3310, rantract of outfielder Brian Dayett to the Nippon Ham C 9'l| h o y 'I M X , K ay M oro z 185-478, Brower 410M,Hugl)es7-120014 RimersM Fighters of Japan's Pacific League, Dayett’s agent J u d ith AAetk 176-456, A le x is D o n a ld 466. Whalers, who are in the cellar of the Adams Division 18 NBA sttndlngt (MIZ Corey 1-3 (M)Z T V ve^00303 rainier said Friday. points behind first-place Montreal, are currently on a 30300. Totals519S313111. Dayett, a native of Deep River, Conn., signed a NHL atandinga NFL itindings Gunliffi Auto Body two-game losing streak. The Whalers are 1-4-2 in their ■AsrniN coNnn«NCE Halftime—Syracuse 54 South Flerlrta ANonllc DMtton four-year guaranteed contract for $3.75 million with ,,J 'c k Johnson 155-407, B ill M c K in n e y iast seven home games and have dropped their iast W L Pet. OR 2Z 3 w ln t goals—South Rortda 36 (Shahid 1M-M1, Paul Noglo 414, B ill WIshInsky three in a row at the Civic Center. The Whaiers lost. 9-2, 3Z Dowdall 3Z White 31, (tabbard VI). thfe Ham Fighters, according to Professional Sports WALES CONFHRENCR AMIRICAN_CONFRRENCR Boston 11 4 .447 — Syracuse 1-10(Roel4,Coleman3l,Doualas Management Inc., President Alan Meersand, who BOSl 400, Paul R ichard 157-413, J e o O e e d flo ld to Philadelphia on Wednesday night. PbllOlMpbla 6 7 .463 3 T Fta GF OA W L T FCl. F F FA 161-176635, T ony M o rln o lll 169-173-490, 1 03, Duncan 31, Brower 31). Fouled represents Dayett. Now York 4 10 .»6 5V!i out—None. Reboufxis—South Florida N NY litandtrs 1 35 111 79 Buftalo 6 5 0 .S45 2 M 2 N te o rg t BurgoM 169662, Polo W eltyno WasMnotim 4 H) .306 5Vi (Oo.Coleman 9), Syracuse 48 (Selkalv Dayett, who turns 31 next month, hit .277 with five Now Jorm v 3 31 90 n Indianapolis 6 5 0 J45 244 1R 160^1, Kevin Ktlloy 179627, John N e w J tn e v 3 12 .143 T h 11). Assists South Florida 16 (Webster WOohlngSen 2 24 82 78 N.Y. Jots 6 5 0 .545 252 223 DoAngolls IM , Ed Fenton Jr. 1S5. UConn hoop hosts Virginia Sunday Control Dtvtsion home runs and 25 RBI while playing in 97 games for the Plltaburgh 5 23 n « M iam i 5 8 0 .E5 264 2N ^M gh team single — R$43 Auto 485; (h io o o o 12 3 .m — 4) Syracuse N (Douglas 7). Total fouls— Cubs this past season. New England H lghl^trlplo-R A O A ute 1309; High \ South RorldaS, Syracuse 16. A|WPhllodtlphla ww------3 21 79 97 . S’ 6 0 .455 221 225 HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut D e tro it 10 5 .667 2 PIT mmyvn " 19 9S im C entral M lvlduol single — Emilo Roux 199; basketbaii team (2-0) wili host the University of A tla n ta 10 5 .667 3 m v lilo a Cleveland 7 4 0 .636 302 176 Hlg^ndlvldual triple—Tony M orlnolll Virginia of the Atlantic (%ast Conference Sunday at 3 M ilw aukee 10 5 .667 2 Red Sox release Tarver M ontreal 16 7 6 X 111 IS Houston 6 5 0 .545 257 274 S f - ovorogo — T on y M o rln o lll Indlona 9 7 .563 3Yi Boston 16 W 2 X 106 97 P lttsburah 6 5 0 .545 223 231 S r. 1 4 0 .x . p.m. at the Civic Center. The Huskies are coming off a Cleveland 5 I .385 6 Buftalo 10 11 4 24 92 107 C lndnnott 3 8 0 .273 190 243 Standings: 1. RAG Auto 34-12,2. East W nTRIIN CONPIMNCE BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox placed outfielder H a rtfo rd N u rsery 23-13, 3. M cN om ora 69-S9 win over intrastate rivai Yale University FalrflaldB3.Hartfdrd57 LaSchelle Tarver on waivers Friday for the purpose of Queboc 10 13 1 21 90 102 Weet Wednesday night in Storrs. H a rtfo rd 8 12 4 X 76 M Son Diego 8 3 0 .727 212 2 » » -1 4 , 4. H o rlta e o B o lt 20-16, 5. A ce d ia W L Pet. OB giving him his unconditional release. CAMPBBLL CONFERENCE Denver 7 3 1 682 283 223 Restaurant 19-17,6. Vlllogo S tylist 1310, Denver 9 5 .6C — FAIRRRLD(61) ivofm mvnMarb li E u l w Seattle 7 4 0 .636 280 218 7. D ubolde E le c tric 1318,8.0 .N .E . 17-19, D allas I 5 .615 W Duncan 34443 Souerl6944M, Brantley Tarver, 28, was limited to 13 games for the W L T 1•ts GF OA LA. Raiders 4 7 0 .364 237 222 ?. P urd y C o rp o ra tio n 1 3 X , 10. A n to n 's MCC hosts Mattatiick tonight Houston 8 7 .533 m 3136ZBradford3313K)37,Waltars453S10, Pawtucket Red Sox of the Class AAA International D e tro it 13 9 2 28 94 76 Kansas City 2 9 0 .182 172 308 1321, 11. M ock 3 1323,12. H ero fo r the Utah 7 7 .500 Newman00093Hauls 00(H)0, Cook0-3000. League because of a knee injury. Minnesota 10 12 3 23 18 97 NATI09UL C09IFRRRNCH Beer 11-2S. The Manchester Community Ck>liege men’s basket­ San Antonio 6 8 .429 Totals3l43203163 The Red Sox also announced they would not offer Chicago 10 14 2 22 95 118 East baii team (3-1) will host Matiatuck Community College Sacramento 4 9 HARTFORD (ST) Toronto 10 13 2 22 KB 101 Washington 1 3 0 .727 273 201 K.Jones 24 33 6, A.Moye 522 34 15, salary arbitration to free agent relievers Steve St. Louis 9 13 2 20 M 89 Dallas 5 6 0 .455 2M 266 NHa Owls of Waterbury tonight at 8 at East Catholic High School. L.A . Lakers 10 4 .714 — McCrary35314, Jenkins Crawford and Joe Sambito. tm yth e DIvtsIsn Phllodlphla 5 6 0 .455 2S2 295 Mattatuck, the defending New England Junior college P ortland 9 5 .643 1 36 00 3 Powell 48 3910, Daniel 191-2 3, Calgary 15 ■ 3 33 127 97 SI. Louis 5 6 0 .455 271 275 Borrl Chompogne 211-193536, Mau­ Seattle 7 8 .467 3V) R.Moye4160910,A.Jones V4323, Griffiths They are now free to negotiate with any major league Edmonton 14 10 2 X 119 97 N.Y. Glonls 3 S 0 .273 193 240 reen Wood 178-489, Karen Shum aker champs, features 6-foot-O Brent Dabbs, one of the most Phoenix 5 7 .417 4 Digger Phelps 00093 Leemon 09090. Totals 236831457. team. Winnipeg 12 12 1 25 95 103 C e iilra l 183173213575, Cindy Dodson 203S20, sought after juco in the country. L.A . C lippers 5 8 .385 4V^ Haltttme-Har1tard31,Falrfleld23. Vancouver 9 13 3 21 86 94 y-Chlcogo 9 2 0 .018 299 IM Beo O'Cennoll 183518, Undo Luce Golden State 2 12 .143 8 3polnt goals—Fairfield 1-3 (Bradford 1-Z Los Angeles 7 IS 4 18 100 127 Minnesota 7 4 0 .6X 261 248 183464, Connie Roy MI-467, Llso Hat­ Lota Oomes Net Ineludtd This head basketball coach Sauert 31), Hartford 524 (A.Move 2-13, Cubs’ Jay Bailer collapses Green Bov 4 6 1 609 193 214 fie ld 177-MI, Dobble R ugglono 181-473, MH8, East hockey In Jamboree m doFs OanMs has an average yearly record R.Move 37, A.Jones 1-Z K.Jones 32). FTMay*! Gow w Tompo Boy 4 7 0 .364 222 241 Roxanne Wilson 173487, Anita Shorts Philadelphia 118, Seattle 105 of 20-9 for his 16 seasons at Fouled out—AAcCory, Powell. Rebounds— Now Y o rk Islanders 3 Washington 4 (Tetrolt 2 9 0 .102 189 307 478, L o rra in e W ebber 460, K a th y B o r- BOLTON — The Manchester High and East Catholic Atlanta 139, New Jersey 102 F a irfie ld 46 (ta u e rl 17), H artfo rd 34 (Powell READING, Pa. — Chicago Cubs pitcher Jay Bailer west zenskl 494, L a u rie G ognon 462, M a rlo n High School hockey teams will be joined by Detroit 128, Boston 105 the University of Notre 8).Asslsts—Folrfleld7 was hospitalized in critical condition Friday as doctors Detroit 1Z Chicago 0 Son Prncisco 9 2 0 .018 312 2M Sm ith 488. Oeveland 108, IneSana 90 Dame. He is 46 years old. (Walters 5), Hartford 15 (K.Jones 6). Total Now Orleans 8 3 0 .727 2M 191 neighboring Rockville High for a jamboree tonight tried to find out what caused him to collapse the day L.A. Rams 4 7 0 Mllwaukee85, Los Angeles Lakers 83 Last season his Irish were fouls-FalrfIeld17, Hortford23. before. Ssrturdov’e Gomes .364 2 X 268 TrI-Town starting at 8 at the Bolton Ice Palace. A-5,515. Chicago at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Atlanta 2 9 0 .102 164 328 The teams will take part in a round-robin preseason Dallas 116, (talden State95 24-8. It was their fourth con­ "He is alternating between extreme restlessness and Buftalo at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. v«d playoff berth Gus Sonkboll 213591, B ill Calhoun Chicago at Denver, (n) unconsciousness. He is showing some improvement New Jorsev at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. 223590, Roy Bossotte 213561, Pete affair with each team playing two periods. Admission New York at Utah, (n) secutive 20-win season. Atlanta at Dallas,) p.m. is $3 for adults and 82 for students. Friday’s callaga hoop aeoroa since last evening and further investigational studies Vancouver at Rttsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Fortin 204-518, Lvoll Robertson 213546, Sacramento at Los Angeles Clippers, IjOS Angeles at AAontrsol, 8:05 p.m. Indianapolis at Ctavekmd, 1 p.m. Gll Johnson 233560, Bob Loo 203503, (n) L are being performed this afternoon," according to a Toronto at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Kansas City at Cincinnati t p.m. Kevin Osborne 203540, Roy Jessup Devlin leads Seniors golf SofumSav'ft OmnM Minnesota at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles Roms at Detroit, 1 p.m. 203M5, Bob E dw ards 521, Pota T e lo n d Seattle at Washington, 7 ;n p.m. EAST statement Friday by Community General Hospital Phllodelphta at New York Giants, 1 Domlnicon, N.Y. 66, Bloomfield 64 officials. New York Rangers sA St. Louis. 8:35 p.m. M l, B ill DIYeso 504, Oovo M o s tro lo n n l 'MAUNA LANI, Hawaii — Bruce Devlin fired a Los Angeles LokersatCleveland,7:30p.m. Plitons 128. Celtics 105 Fairfield 63 Hartford 57 p.m. 51, Pron G rem m o 516, Rob M lg llo ro 514, Spokeswoman Susan Dantona said the tests would be Sunday's Games Son Diego a t Houston, 1 p.m. JoeDIPInto541. course-record 9-under-par 63 Friday to take a M lllersville 73, CabrInI SB Son Francisco at Green Boy, 1 p.m. Denver at Dallas, 8:X p.m. SOUTH used to determine a diagnosis. Voncouver at Buftalo, 7:05 p.m. one-stroke lead after two rounds of the Mauna Lanl Golden State at Houston, l:X p.m. BOSTON (NS) New Jersey at Phltadolphla, 7:05 p.m. Seottta at Rttsbinuh, 1 pjn. Bryan 65, Kentucky Christian 49 Washington at St. Louts, 1 p.m. Seniors Challenge. Chicago at Son Antonio, 8:X p.m. Bird 13221-227, McHole31244», Porlsh AAorvmount, Vo. TO, Va. Wesleyan 54 Los Angeles at Washington, 7:05 p.m. LiVn Induitrlil Portland at Phoenix, 9;X p.m. 394812, D.Johnson 31731019, SIchtIng 47 Minnesota at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. BuffOto at Los Angetas Raiders, 4 p.m. Devlin had nine birdies and no bogeys and finished Tampo n . Nova 64 New England at Denver, 4 pjn. Utah at Sacramento, 10;n p.m. 008, Acres 1-132Z Lohous37304, Re. Lewis Winston-Salem 7Z Bowie St. 55 Olajuwon angered by charges M Ikt Flollsteod 200, Tom Provencal with a 36-hole score of 137, one shot better than Bob Sunday's Games 3132Z Doye141-3Z Roberts04466, Klte1-3 TOmpa Boy at New Orleans, 4 p.m. 207-233593, Don W ilson 209, M ik e V lp - FAR WEST Chicago at Minnesota, 0 p.m. Oiarles. Phoenix at Los Angeles Clippers, 10 002. Totals3887233610S. Cal Baptist 89, Pomono-Rtzer 67 HOUSTON — Houston Rockets center Akeem none 242-568, Don H u m lston 214, N ick p.m . DETROIT (138) MendavtaOoiM M o ro ttl 561, B a rry P Innev 573. A l New York at Portland, 10 p.m. D ontley 417 310 21, iMohom 510 2-3 12, Colorado Col. 113, Dominican, Collf. 50 Olajuwon says he is not using drugs and he’s offering to NHL results New York Jots at Miami, 9 p.m. TOURNAMENTS put up at least $50,000 to prove it. Schewv 223578, Tom C rickm o re 224, ^Im beer 311 32 1Z Ournors 7-11 45 18, Amono iiow fceye Clastic Mike Kloplk 2346M, Don Elmore 213 NBA results Thomas 7-13 33 17, V.Johnson 7-16 45 18, First Round “If anyone thinks I'm on drugs, bring $1,000 and put it NFLitiHitlcs 203605, Roger LoGoce 213223617, Roy Television and Radio Salley4104516, Rodman790314, Dawkins Cal-Irvine 79, Jacksonville 76 down, and I'll put $50,000, $100,000 up front,” Olajuwon Hed WingSolZ, BIsckhswks 0 Chlttlck 223S94, Roger MIeezkowski 3 0 0 0 0 , Ro. Lew is0 0 0 0 0 , BedtordOOOOO, Oorrler Clastic 562, Roy R ow ett 223563, D ove N e tt 202, Nevltt31000.Totals5096233612B. flfil n^nm) said Thursday night after practice. 'Til take a drug NATHM4AL FOOTBALL CONPRRRNCR O orge Russell 2032032336M, Brian Csvsilsrs 10B, Pscers BO iO«tW» » a 25 15-105 test, and if I fail, they can get the $50,000. If I’m right, Chleoge • g g _ e Brow n 204, A l Sonne 213574, R ich oelrolt 31 48 24 31-IN Syracuse 111, South Rortda 65 Quortarbocks TODAY Citv of Miami Clastic they can donate the thousand dollars to a drug center. D e tro it 6 3 3—12 Att Com Yds TD Int Hle0lnsSS9, Paul Chorette 203572, M ark C L G V ILA N D (188) Fouled out—Rodman. Rebounds— F h s l Round Rrst Period—1, O trolt, Higgins 1 M ontano, S.F. 346 230 2592 27 12 M osley 232-564, M ik e Kopp 203551, Joe Noon — Tennis: Nabisco Masters, ESPN Hubbard 10-16 0-120, J. Williams 031-31, Boston 51 (Parish 11), Detroit 61 (Mohom " I'll take the drug test any time, and not just now, as (Chobot, Bridgm an), :24. 2, D e troit, Parker 203SM, Leon Bllodeou 203233 14). Assists Boston 20 (D.Johnson 6), Miami, Ro. 96, Colgate 68 Lom ax, St.L. 311 107 2409 17 10 2 p.m. — College football: Army vs. Navy, Channel 3 Dougherty n-164438, Ehio 1-21-23, Prloe8-14 Cernhwker CtaMlc long as I'm in the league." Yzermon)7 (G a lla n t), :37. 3, D e tro it, AAcAAohon, CM. IM 114 14S3 10 7 604, B illy Calhoun 221, N orm an Jo q u lth 0017, (hrbln34046,West09S41S,Currv6-13 D e tro it 29 (Thomas 12). Tota I fouls—Boston F irtt Round Olajuwon’s frustration erupted into a scuffle this Higgins 2 (Chobot), 1:48. 4, Detroit, DeBerg, T.B. 275 159 1091 14 7 564, F ra n k U ria h 221-556, Bob W ilb a n ks 2 p.m. — College basketball: Kentucky at Indiana, 3-416, Dudley 00 34 Z Ke. Johnson 02000, 31, D e tro it 29. A-04,S23. Nebraska 71, Lehigh 66 AAurpby, 54Halward, A shton), 7:22 (pp ). 3 Cunningham, P h il. 273 146 1913 16 11 559, Dave Howev 233578, R ich G arner Channel 8 Ka.JohnsonOOOOO, RogersOOOOO. Totals Elhobelh O tv Note tayttaltonat week with teammate Robert Reid, who Olajuwon said Detroit, Kllmo 13 (Ashton, Oates), 15:24.5, W.WIIson, M inn. 179 91 1467 10 10 223616, (k irv Rowson 203243616, John 4 p.m. — College football: Arkansas at Hawaii, 450116-27108. helped spread the rumors. The two exchanged punches D etroit, Ashton 10, 17:00 (sh). Schroedor, Wash. 161 75 1036'9 5 Giacomo 243597, Charles Hartley 223 INDIANA (90) Big East itandlnge Elliabelh C ltv^nShow 76 during a workout Tuesday, but Olajuwon said Penoltles—-'Atonson, Chi (holdino), 5:34; Hebert, N.O. 204 110 1366 9 8 575, F re d K o zicki 200, John K ozIckI ESPN Person 9-19 0 0 19, Tisdale 311 0 0 6, Hemet Ctattlc NVTund, Chi (stashing), 6:52; P robert, D.WhIle, Doll. »1 180 217S 10 IS 247-214612. 4 p.m. — College basketball: Louisville at Notre SHpanovlch37006, Flemlna6-13001ZLona Big East Conference O'O il FirsI Round Thursday they had settled their differences and shook Det (cross-checklng),6:S2;Cochrane,Chl Campbell, Atl. 217 112 14» io 11 Dame, Channel 8 013 00 16, M iller 59 1-2 1ZH.Williams w L w L C lark Col. 97, Lim estone 79 hands. (delay of gome), 10:48; Gallant, Det 375415, Anderson 33004, WheelerOI OOO. Georgetown 0 0 2 0 JewerYSm^taimeree (holdina), 11:22; Holward, Det (hooking), Eutwn Butinns 5 p.m. — (hlege basketball: Maryland at West Totals 41-04890. Pittsburgh 0 0 2 0 Olajuwon, a native of Nigeria, grew up in a 15:55. Connecticut 0 0 2 0 Second Period—7, Detroit, Probert 11 , R J o ln e r 144, P.P eck 140, L .A n n u lll Virginia. FNN/Score Cleveland 31 31 17 39-iM Oklahoma City 73 St. Edward's, Texas middle-class family in Lagos, is well-educated and AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Indiana 1118 18 a- 98 Syracuse 0 0 3 2 72 speaks seven languages. (Yzermon, Ve(tch), 6:15 (pp). 8, Detroit, ’ M - J.B u ro e r 7 p.m. — Blackhawks at Bruins, NESN OPpInt goals—Curry, Price, Person, St. John's 0 0 3 0 Higgins 3 (Sharpies, Bridgm an), 11:S5. 9, ’•1-6W, G.Szobo Providence 0 0 2 1 Texas A3I 104, Concordia Lutheran 91 A lt Com Yds TD Int 7:30 p.m. — College football: South Carolina at M iller. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Oeirolt, Yzermon 18 (Gallant), 19:5Z Kosor, Clev. C-Acvlo ML J.Kunz 140, R. Jerr Cleveland 51 (Dougherty 9), Indiana 39 Seton Hall 0 0 4 1 Penalties—Sovord, Chi, m otor (hlgh- 260 166 2079 14 7 M Z A .B o nn In I 141, E .L ovado 147, Miami. ESPN VII Ionova 0 0 3 1 Converse sues Magic Johnson Kelly, Butt. 279 177 2037 IS 8 E.S chw orm 140, T.F ohey 173402: H igh (Tisdale, Stlponovlch, H.W illiams 6). Upsola 84, Wm. Paterson 81 stlcklng),6:00; B. Wilson, Chl.doublemlnor, Elwov, Den. 2M 161 2263 IS 7:30 p.m. — Sabres at Whalers, SportsChannel, Assists—Cleveland 26 (Price 10), Indiana 24 Boston College 0 0 3 0 gross misconduct (roughing, unsports­ 8 T.K ow zun LSU tayttattonol BOSTON — Converse Inc. has filed suit to prevent Marino, Mlo. 278 166 1940 18 9 J30 " , DJoce 129.M; High triple— wnc (Person, Stipanovich, Fleming 6). Total R rs t Round manlike conduct), 7:32; Kllnta, Det O'Brien, Jets 242 IM 1744 9 fouls—Cleveland 19, Indiana 33. Friday's OanM Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers from (roughing), 7:32; Lormer, Chi (roughing), 6 h'Jolner 515, High sInMe J.Malorco. 8 p.m. — College basketball: Memphis State at Carrier Classic Southern U. W, C entm rv 96 Hogeboom, Ind. 168 99 1145 9 5 Standings: Pantry a-14. Post No. 8 Technicals—Indianallleoal defense, Monutactarsrs (tanovof Ctaselc jumping into somebody else’s shoes. 16;N; Burr, Det, double minor (ro u ^ Krteg, Sea. 1H 112 13M 15 Arkansas St, FNN/Score Indiana Coach Rontsoy. A—11,151. Syracuse 111, South Florida 65 Ino), 16;». 12 A n n u lll’s 2316, Oaks 21-15, W ethe- Today's Games ^ RistRoMid The Massachusetts-based athletic shoe maker said Moon, Hou. 2M 129 1842 17 14 8:30 p.m. — Rangers at Blues, Channel 9 Drexel 89, American U. 78 T hird Period—10, D e tro it, Chlosson 1, Esloson, On. r e ll 30-16, W oodpeckers 1317, T 3 S 1317, Carrier Classic Friday that it filed the suit after being notified that 15:46. 11, D e tro it, (k rllo n t 10 (Yzerm on, 202 154 2152 10 13 RIm s IM 17-19, M o b il 1321, B row n's 9 p.m. — (hllege basketball: St. John’s at Kansas, Hswks 139. Nsts 102 Syracuse vs. TCU-Fordham winner AAorsheR AAomortal TourwnmenI Fouls, S.D. 242 IX 17X 8 11 First Round Johnson wanted to terminate his contract because he P ro b e rt), 15:59. 12, D e tro it, K llm o 14 1320, Irish Insurance 1321, Melzen's USA Seton Hall Tipoff (Dotes, Sharpies), 16:30. Penalties— 1326. Seton Hall vs. Wagner E. Kentucky 63 SE Louisiana 46 didn't feel he was making enough money from NEW JERSEY (NO Nazoreth Tournament Fraser, Chi, mlnor-molor (high- St. John's at Kansas endorsements. sticking, flghtlna), 2:24; Probert, Det, A tt Yds Avg L G T D SUNDAY (hm eovs 4-7 34 10, W illiam s 6 9 4 4 16, VMI at Georgetown ^ First Round D I c k e r s o n , R o m s ' Tit-Tolaleri GmlnskI 4932W, Bogley 48008, Birdsong Old Westbury 9Z AAanhattanvIlle 82 mlnor-molor (high-sticking, fighting), Ind. 189 840 4.6 57 12:30 p.m. — Tennis: Nabisco Masters, USA Sunday's Gomes 2:24; Holwond, Det (hooking), 4:20; 4 38 0 0 6, Branch 4 4 0 0 Z Coleman 3 8 006, Virginia at UConn (Civic Center), 3 Fonel AAmtal Ooselc Roller, Hou. 152 694 4.6 ’*3' ®ovlo Butcher 1 p.m. — Eagles at Giants, Channel 3 Hopson 7-16 3217, Washington 416 7-719, Allem leads Sun City golf Noonan, Chl.molor (flghttng),5:02; Sovord, W arner, Sea. M l, l^tle Buccino 103453, Denise p.m . ... Fbst Round Chi (hlotvstlcklno). 5:02; Valve, Chi ISO 600 4.3 1 p.m. — Chargers at Oilers, WELI (960-AM) M oore31 OOO, Enoler 1-100Z Totals4389 Seton Hall vs. Yale-Lafavette winner Nlogora 74, Chicago St. 61 Bentley, Ind. 125 581 4.6 Gruniwg 183503, Liz Zurmuhlen 102- 17-2110Z Foceno O oitlc SUN CITY, South Africa — Fulton Allem of South (highoticking), 5:02; Burr, Det, malor Jackson, Pitt. 152 580 3.0 if ’.' 9*'iJL Z'ntatarmon 213187-519, 1 p.m. — Colts at Browns, Channel 30 ATLAN TA (139) California at Vlllanova Africa, the longshot in the eight-man field, shot a (flghtlna), 5:02; Chlosson, Det, double Helen ( ^ ^ c y 173509, G a ll H o rtzog 499, Monday's Gomes _ Rrst Round minor (hlgtvsflcklna, roughing), 5:02; Allen, Raiders 135 537 4.0 I p.m. — (hllege basketball: ChlifomiaatVillanova. Levlngston 04 32 0, W illis 313 2-3 18, Maine at Boston College Bridgeport 90, Mansfield 75 3-under-par 69 Friday to build a three-stroke lead McNeil, Jets IX 529 4.4 193513, Pot Thlbo- Kllmo, Det (high-sticking), 6:55; De­ Okoye, K.C. Lou T o u ta in 212-548, Leo NESN Koncok384510,Rlvers34461ZW1ttman47 Chicago State at Pittsburgh Show Me Ooselc midway through the winner-take-all Million Dollar lorm e, Det (crosschecking), 0:09; So- 123 S27 4.3 3311, Webb493310, Ralllns35006,Carr79 Cornell at Syracuse _ First Round B. Jackson, Raiders 59 475 8.1 £•"!! «olloy 454, Donna 3 p.m. — (hllege basketball: Virginia at Chnnecticut, 3317,Boltle312131227, Hostings 44 33 10, E. Mlchlgon 75, Alcorn St. 61 CTiallenge. vord, Chi (hooking), 8:41; Valve, Chi AAock, Clev. 123 449 3.7 Buck 1M-494, M g Lowronce 193183519, WIU (1400-AM) McGee 312 0 0 18.Totals 52903339139. mlnor-misconduct (unsportsmanlike Donna Pago 183177-509, M arlon Roscio "If anyone’s going to catch me. they’re going tohave conduct), 16:W; AAockov, Chi, ntolor ^Levitt 494, carol Lewie 4 p.m. — Patriots at Broncos, Channel 30 New Jersey 18 » 26 »-lM Big Eaat raault to come at me." said Allem, who led by one stroke after (flohtlne), 19:04; Zombo, Det, malor 1 9 2 6 ^ O n d y H yson 464, L o rn o S olvo- 6 p.m. — Skiing: World Cup men’s and women’s (flg h tln g ), 19:04. to re 487, BobbI Am endleo 173465, L in d a AttNEb 34 * 19 18-139 an opening-round 66. Shots on goal—Chicago 7-1-11—19. slalom. ESPN 3Pelntgoals—6AcGeeZ Battle, Hopson. EMERGENCY Tied for second were Ian Woosnam of Britain and U vo sg u e 179675, B e rth a T o u ta in 467, Fouled out—Coleman, Carr. Rebounds— Byracuaa 111. S. Flarida 86 D e tro it 20-169—45. Bowling F ra n M it­ 8 p.m. — Bears at Vikings, ESPN New Jersey 40 (GmlnskI 7), Atlanta 56 Fire — Police — Medical Bernhard Langer of West Germany with 138s. Langer Power-ploy Opportunities—Chicago 0 of c h e ll 220668, Pom S tra tto n 198-491, 8 p.m. — (hllege hockey: Boston College at (Wlllls,Hostlngs11).Asslsts- NewJersev22 won a $50,000 bonus for the day’s best round with a 68, 6; Detroit 2 of 7. A nnie M lllls 1M-177-509, B e tty B ^ Michigan, (taped), SportsChannnel (B ogley, Hopson 5), A tla n ta 36 (Webb 15). SOUTH FLORIDA (48) Goalies—Chlcopo, Mason (36 shots-27 454, W endy M o n cln l 175, EIv Im M l ^ Total (Puls—New Jersey 29, Atlanta 20. DIAL 911 while Woosnam, alone in second after the first round, saves). Pong (0:00 3rd, 96). Detroit, Stefan 173490, AAorcello Rivers 478, Carolyn II p.m. — Knicks at Trailblazers, (tape delayed) » o h Id 3 1 1 3 6 1Z had a 71. (19-19). Gilixy Lngue Wilson 183687, Betty Molorco Technicols New Jersey Illegal detense Webstar 33091), Brantley 44 (HI 8. Dowdell In Manchester A -19,SN . Channel 9 4409W,Yobe33(H)4,Whtle1909ZRtaav19 In fourth place was British Open champion Nick EMonor Wilson 461, Shirley Eldrldoe Referee—Dove Newell. Linesmen— L e slie Longshore 141-357, Jon De- 12'??}' ***• “Ml* Borbora Solfort Faldo of England, whose 71 gave him a 139 total. Roy Scoolnello, Jerry Potemon. Monte 153X1, Irene PIsch 133123X1. - i KentucKy has extrd incentive against Indiana Wilander reaches semifinals

By Rick Warner " I was talking to the trainers and ".Just because you win Wimbledon By Steve Herman intensity.” The Associated Press The Associated Press Other similarities include five na­ doctors and they said after three doesn’t mean that you’re automatic days, your resistance is virtually cally in the top five.” tional championships each, topped only NEW YORK - Thiid-seeded INDIANAPOLIS - Kentucky has by UCLA’s 10 NCAA titles. Each team non-existent. Cash saved three setpoints in the Mats Wilander clinch^ a semifinal 10th game of the first set and went extra incentive in its game Saturday also brings a 2-0 record into the game. “ I ’m sick. I want to go home and berth at the Masters tennis cham­ on to break Wilander to even the set against Indiana in the inaugural Big “ If there are no freakish events get well. It’s enough.” pionship Friday night with a 7-6 at 5-all. S^ur Gassic doubleheader at the Saturday, it should be a very close Wilander and Edberg are both 2-0 (7-3), 6-3 victory over No. 7 Pat “ I seemed to lose my concentra­ Hoosier Dome. The Wildcats don’t contest,” said Sutton, whose Wildcats in the eight-man tournament. They Cash. tion at 5-4,” said Wilander, who was particularly like Indiana Coach Bob lost to the Hoosiers 71-66 last year at play each other in the final The victory also guaranteed a runner-up to Lendl at the 1987 Knight. Bloomington. round-robin session Saturday, but semifinal spot for WilaOder’s Swed­ French and U.8. Opens. “ That “ This is Indiana, and a lot of feudsare Indiana has a 16-14 lead in the aeries, both will advance to Sunday’s ish countryman. No. 2 Stefan seems to happen to me quite often settled in this game every year,” said although Kentucky has won eight of the semifinals regardless of the Edberg, and eliminated Cash from at 40-love. I guess it just feels like Rob Lock, Kentucky’s 6-foot-ll senior, last 12. outcome. title contention in the round-robin However, under the complicated the game should be over.” who leads the team in scoring with an Notre Dame comes in at 0-1 after tournament. losing its opener 76-59 to the Hoosiers. Masters format, the winner of the The set nearly ended in Cash’s IS-point average after two games. Top-seeded Ivan Lendl won-the Louisville will be opening its season Wilander-Edberg nnatch probably favor in the 12th game, but “ I ’d like to beat him, sure,” Lock said serond match of the night when No. Saturday. Both games will be nationally won’t have to play foui^time Wilander saved a set point by of Knight. "A lot of people here in 4 Jimmy Connors retired after televised (ABC, starting 2 p.m. EST). champion Lendl in the semifinals. running down a half-volley and Kentucky don’t like him too much. I falling behind 4-3 in the first set. “ I really like that carnival-type “ I guess if you’re going to win this turning it into a cross-court winner. don’t approve of some of his actions, but Chair umpire Gerald Armstrong atmosphere we’ll see at Indianapolis,” tournament, you most probably The 23-year-old Swede then hit a it’s not so much the man as the team that said Connors had to stop after 35 Sutton said. “ Although the basketball will have to play Lendl anyway,” forehand winner and an ace to force we need to beat.” minutes because of a “ respiratory The second-ranked Wildcats play No. year has already started, I feel like Wilander said. "So I ’d rather play the tiebreaker, where he won five of illness.” him in the finals.” the points on Cash errors. S Indiana in the second game of the these four teams are going to usher in Connors, who has been suffering doubleheader. In the first game. No. 14 the 1987-88 season. It’s four of the C^sh entered the Masters with a After falling behind 3-1 in the m - from a cold and ear infection, had 4-2 record against Wilander, includ­ second set. Cash broke Wilander to Louisville meets Notre Dame, which premier programs in the country.” already lost his first two matches in Knight would have rather had the four ing a quarterfinal victory en route make it 3-2. But bis comeback lost to Indiana at Bloomington on the $500,000 tournament and had Tuesday. teams play a tournament. to th e 1987 Wimbledon ended in the next game when he lost virtually no chance of making the championship. his serve at love. Knight added fuel to the rivalry “ Our original thinking was to make a semifinals. between the teams two years ago after tournament out of it,” Knight said. “ I “ I think he’s a better player now In the final match of the night. “ It’s tough to play when you can’t than before Wimbledon,” Wilander the Lexington Herald-Leader broke a think it’s an excellent doubleheader. breathe,” he said after the match. No. 5 Boris Becker met No. 8 Brad API Pulitzer prize-winning series exposing ’rhere’II be a lot of good players and S i said of the 22-year-old Australian. Gilbert. alleged irregularities in the Kentucky hopefully four good teams pla^ng, and South Florida's Darrell Coleman looses basketball program. yet I think the tournament concept is the control of the ball as Syracuse center Knight was particularly upset when thing that would make it great. Play it Funds missing add to SMU scandai Rony Selkaly (4) applies defensive his star player. Steve Alford, was every year right after Christmas. pressure in the first half of their Carrier suspended for a game at Kentucky, “ If we could play that tournament By Jeff Await of time it had been taken. small rabbit in front of a pack of which Indiana lost, while the NCAA was after Christmas, we would play that in The Associated Press After presenting his findings greyhounds, we distract ourselves Classic game Friday night. Syracuse never able to prove allegations against lieu of the tournament we play in Friday to the SMU board and from what should be at the center of won, 111-Q5. Kentucky. Alford had broken an NCAA Indianapolis now. I would really like to AP photo DALLAS — At least $10,000 may university President A. Kenneth our attention.” rule by posing for a charity calendar. see that. It would be a hell of a have been stolen from Southern Pye, Vasquez suggested that others Friday’s announcement came a Although there are differences be­ competitive thing.” Indiana State freshman Eddie Bird, the younger brother of the Methodist University’s athletic de­ may^ have been involved. He year after the Dec. 4, 1986, tween the two teams, Kentucky Coach "beltics’ Larry Bird, gets off a pass against Boston University’s partment by a former employee r e f u ^ to elaborate, but stressed Syracuse wins Louisville, which plays at Kentucky announcement by former board Eddie Sutton says there still are a lot of David King (31) in their game Thursday night. BU won, 81-67. amid the school’s football scandal, that no current or former board similarities. He says he and Knight the following week, is ready to get an assistant attorney general said members were involved. chairman and then Gov.-elect Bill “ have parallel programs in a number of started^ Coach Denny Cnun says. Friday. Pye said the university will Gements that Athletic Director other around. It’s hard to judge where The Cardinals finished 18-14 last Bob Hitch and football coach Bobby behind Dougias ways. We both play man-to-man de­ “ We’re at the stage of the practice John Vasquez said he plans to continue cooperating with the attor­ you are, so you need to play to find out season and did not get into the NCAA Collins had resigned. fense. ... We believe in team play, season where we need to play a game,” submit evidence to a Dallas County ney general’s investigation, but motion offense and a high level of Crum said. ” We’re tired of beating each what you can and can’t do.” tournament. grand jury within two weeks admitted he is growing weary of the The assistant attorney general against a former athletic depart­ case. said the stolen money was not part N C A A Hoop ment employee for what Vasquez ’”There is considerable frustra­ of the $850,000 in termination Holyfield, Breland back in the ring termed misapplication or theft of tion because it diverts interest from contracts paid to Hitch, Collins and Fm ew loses spot the funds. the mainstream of what this SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Junior guard Sherman former athletic dei>artment assist­ Douglas scored 20 points and keyed a ball-hawking time.” the 34-year-old Qawi said. heavyweight semifinals. The revelation of missing money university is about, which is teach­ By Ed Schuyler Jr. ant Henry Lee Parker. But, Vas­ defense that staked No. 3 Syracuse to a 26-5 lead seven Both Holyfield and Qawi hope to Qawi, also a former World came exactly one year after the ing and research,” Pye said after a In record books The Associated Press quez added, “ Our investigation of minutes into the game and the Orangemen rolled to a use a victory as a step toward a Boxing Council light heavyweight resignations of SMU’s top athletic closed-door meeting with the board those led to this discovery.” . 111-65 victory Friday night over South Florida in the challenge to Mike ’Tyson, the champion, has a 28-4-1 record, with department officials in the wake of and Vasquez. By John Krelser ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - opening round of the Carrier Gassic. undisputed heavyweight 17 knockouts. the scandal which prompted the “ We’re dealing with matters of The illicit payments to football The Associated Press Evander Holyfield will defend the Rony Selkaly and Keith Hughes each added 14 points cruiserweight championship Satur­ champion. Breland’s loss was the second of NCAA to ban SMU from football some importance here, buL,the players at SMU led to the NCAA in this year. major importaiice 'is the qualitydf February to impose the harshest as six Orangemen scored In double figures. NEW YORK — New York Rangers goaltender day night while his Olympic-team- Thdil25-year-old)'ilolyfield is a his life. ’The 25-year-old Olympic Vasquez would not give the exact the research product, the qualitt of college football penalty ever ’The victory improved Syracuse’s record to 3-2 and Bob Froese lost his spot in the NHL record book mate, Mark Breland, will take what soUdCavorite to wife the rematch. welterweight champion posted a amount of the missing money, teaching and the quality of student handed down, hi^lighted by the moved the Orangemen into Saturday’s championship Friday when, after a videotape review of the play, he hopes will be a step^ltoward *^If1 hit him halfas much I hit him 110-1 amateur record, then won his except to say it was at least $10,000, life,” Pye said. one-year ban. The university addi­ game against the winner of Friday’s second game the league took away a freak goal awarded him in becoming a champion again:' last time, it won’t go 15 rounds,” first 18 pro fights. 12 by knockout. “ And each time we release a tionally cancelled its 1988 season. between Fordham and Texas Christian. a game Sunday night. Holyfield will nnake a mandatory Holyfield said. “ In the amateurs I was dominat­ nor would he say over what period ing,” Breland said. “ Then in the Syracuse used a pressure defense to force 12 Froese originally was credited with only the defense of the International Boxing Holyfield won the WBA junior pros, it was basically the same first-half turnovers as the Orangemen, using a lS-0 run, second goal ever scored by a goaltender in the Federation title in a 15-round bout heiyjrweight (ctNiArweight) title thing. ’Then I had a bad day and jumped to a 26-5 lead with IS: 01 to play in the half. The NHL’s 71-year history during the second period of against Dwight Muhammad Qawi onid 15-round s|Xii decision over everbody played up that bad day. Vikings’ off fieid troubies mount Orangemen, scoring repeatedly on breakaway lay-ins a 3-1 victory over the New York Islanders. But at Convention Hall. Qawi July 26, 1986, in Holyfield’s “ Believe me, it hurts. I know and dunks, later used a 10-0 run to build their biggest after a review of the ploy Friday by official scorer hometown of Atlanta ..He added the CHANHASSEN, Minn. (AP) - past 14 months, and team officials know currently,” Lynn said. “ We lead of the first half, 52-16, with 2:17 to play. Breland will fight Javier Suazo in what the title means now. Believe Ed Hertensten, the goal was credited to IBF title with a third-round knock­ Keith Millard of the Minnesota have said they are seeking sub­ don’t know a heck of a lot other than Syracuse came out in the second half with a 12-2 a scheduled 10-round bout that will me. I will get it back.” defenseman David Shaw, who was judged to have out of Rickey Parkey last May 15. Vikings on Friday denied hitting a stance abuse counseling for the what other people have said. There be his first action since he lost the Breland said he fought Starling spurt, including six from Stephen Thompson, to push been the last Ranger to touch the puck. The WBA did not ^ v e champion­ nightclub patron who says the team. hasn’t been any (formal police) Its lead from 56-23 to 68-25 with 16:53 remaining. After World Boxing Association welter­ with tore rib cartilege. The Rangers said the inquiry was initiated ship sanction to Saturday night’s 6-foot-5,260-pound defensive tackle Carver County Attorney Mike complaint, there hasn’t been any­ weight title to Marlon Starling on an “ I fought with injuries before and that, the Orangemen went to their reserves. when General Manager Phil Esposito asked the fi^ t , which means that title will be bloodied him with punches and a Fahey said Friday he’s reviewing a thing done by any law enforcement Herman Harried put Syracuse over the century lltiHround knockout last Aug. 22. come out on top,” he said. “ I don’t league to review tapes of the play. declared vacant if Qawi wins. head butt. sheriff’s department report and is officials. So there’s really not mark with a pair of free throws with 4:15 to play. Both fights will be televised by know why I did it (fought Starling). ’The NHL said in a statement that the review Millard told Twin Gties televi­ considering filing charges against anything that we can do or say at Syracuse’s biggest advantage w.as 47 points, which Holyfield has a 16-0 record, with It was just stupidity on my part. came “ after Froese acknowledged publicly that HBO, beginning with Breland’s sion station KSTP in a telephone Millard. Fahey said the police this time.” came Inside the final two minutes. 12 knockouts. He turned pro after Suazo has an 18-3-1 record, with he had not made contact with the puck on a shot by bout about 10 p.m. EST. interview that he was provoked report includes an allegation that Quarterback Wade Wilson said South Florida, winless in three games, was led by “ As Mark begins a comeback on settling for a bronze medai at the eight knockouts. His last knockout New York Islanders defenseman Denis Potvin. before the Thursday night incident Millard also struck a woman during some Vikings are getting fed up Darrell Coleman with 16 points and Hakim Shahid with 1984 Olympics because of a contro­ was scored in 27 seconds in his last The goal, the final one of the game, came when Evander’s card, Evander can start involving Dean Roeglin, 24, of the alleged scuffle at Filly’s night­ with the off-the-field antics of some 13. versial disqualification in the light Islanders forward Brent Sutter attempted to his comeback on Mark’s card next fight. Waconia. club in Chanhassen. of their teammates. Falrfleld 63, Hartford 57 backpass the puck from the corner to the right of Millard, 25, characterized the Millard was questioned by “ I think from the managment on Froese to defenseman Gerald Dlduck at the left incident more as a wrestiing match Carver County deputies about 11 HAR’TFORD (AP) — Junior guard ’Troy Bradford down to the players, the guys who point. Instead, the puck missed Diduck and went than a barroom brawl, and he said p.m. Thursday after the car in scored 27 points, including 18 in the second half, to lead are not involved are becoming the length of the ice into the empty Islanders’ net. Black, Coe lead mixed golf event “ there were no punches thrown which he was riding was stopped Fairfield University to a 63-57 victory over the Goaltender Billy Smith had left the ice after a whatsoever.” guilty by association,” Wilson said. University of Hartford in college basketball Friday. two-stroke lead over Robert Wrenn First-round leaders Kenny Perry near Eden Prairie. Fahey said. In delasred penalty call on Rangers’ forward Marcel LARGO. Fla. (AP) — Ronnie He also said both he and Roegiin “ We wouid like to get the things Bradford’s shooting helped Fairfield, 1-1, overcome and Rosie Jones, who shot a 67 and Sally Little shot a 73 and were in the interview. Millard “ denied Dionne. Black and Dawn Coe overcame were ejected from the bar. cleared up and keep our concentra­ a 31-23 halftime deficit. He hit a 8polnt basket to give windy conditions to shoot a 8-under- Friday; Steve Jones and Jane a pack of six teams at 135. assaulting anyone,” Fahey said. Froese was originally credited with the goal The alleged scuffle is the latest in tion on football.” the Stags their first lead of the second half. 49-47, with par 66 n id a y for the second-round Crafter; and Mark McCumber and Vikings spokesman Merrill when Hertensten said he got a piece of Potvin’s “ I really felt the heat more a series of off-the-field troubles for 5:55 left in the game. lead in the JC Penney Mixed Team Debbie Massey. Swanson said Millard met Friday Quarterback Tommy Kramer, shot, deflecting the puck to the comer where today,” said Perry, a tour rookie. members of the National Football who missed the first part of training Fairfield took the lead for good, 54-53, on Tom Golf Classic. “There is a different strategy with club General Manager Mike Sutter picked it up. But a review of the play “ There’s more pressure in being a League team. Vikings players have Squeri’s corner Jumper with 2:04 left. ’The 87 Squeri 5 Black and Coe, both graduates of going on in this kind of wind,” Black Lynn to discuss the incident. camp while undergoing treatment showed that the puck hit the outside of the post, not leader because you want to come been arrested on sus^cion of finished with 16 points and 17 rebounds. Lamar University, had a 36-hoIe said. “ We don’t apologize for bad “ I don’t think that we can really for alcohol problenu, said the latest Freese’s pad. through for your partner.” drunken driving seven times in the Anthony Moye scored 15 points for Hartford, 84. score of 12-under-par 132 for a shots. We’ve had a good time.” say anything baaed on what we incident won’t affect the team. Nordiques fire Sixth annual Rotaiy Cltib Andre Savard »■- By Jim Tierney college division. Manchester Herald “ I think the college division is going to be exciting,” Mistretta said. "W e’ll QUEBEC (A P) — Saying he had no alternative. As the college ■ and high school have a difficult time repeating.” Cur- Quebec Nordiques general manager Maurice Filion basketball seasons are upon us, a local rentiy, MCC is 3-1. Mitchell College is 3-3 fired rookie coach Andre Savard Friday and replaced m: hoop tournament will be renewed for the while County College of Morris was 19-8 him with Ron Lapointe, coach of the team’s top sixth time. a year ago. Mitchell features two of the minor-league affiliate. The annual Manchester Rotary Club finest JUCO players in New England in " I was worried about Savard’shealth.” Filion ssid at Classic will be held on Monday and Mike Cronin and Andre Washington. a news conference that Savard did not attend. “ He ’Tuesday, Dec. 28-20, at East Catholic The only new face in the scholastic gave himself completely to the team, but It did not work High School. The eight-team tourney division is Suffield High, a Class S out. We had no choice but to make changes.” will feature three local teams — the semifinalist the last three, years. Mid­ Filion hired the Savard. 34. last June 19 to replace Manchester Community College men’s dletown, the two-time defending Michel Bergeron, who left to become coach of the New team, and the boys’ squads from East champs, won’t be on hand this year. York Rangers. Savard’s tenute lasted just 24 games, Catholic and Manchester High School. “ We asked them (Middletown) to leave during which the Nordiques wen|t 10-13-1. ’There will be a junior college division politely,” Tom Malin, the athletic Savard’s last game was a 6-3 loss to the Sabres in and a high school division. director at East Catholic, kidded. Buffalo on Thursday that left Quebec in fourth place in Pat Castagna, president of the Rotary Manchester High, a Class L quarterfi- r.y the Adams Division, one point out of the cellar —and in club presented the three local conting­ nalist a year ago, finished last in the poor spirits. ents with financial support for the tourney last year and looks to improve " I hope to put more fun back in the game for tournament at a luncheon at MCC on on that, players,” said Lapointe, who was elevated from Friday. “ We haven’t done too well in this (T (Rebec’s top farm team, the Fredericton Express of “ We at Rotary are delighted to be tournament,” third-year Indian Coach the American Hockey League. Frank Kinel said. ‘”The East Catholic affiliated with this tournament,” Casta- •4&V Lapointe, who was an assistant with the Washington gana said. “ We look for years of game.always seems to come down to the Capitals for two seasons before taking over as coach continuous support.” ' last few minutes of the game. This is the and general manager at FYedericton, said he believes The schedule of games is as follows: most talented team I ’ve had in the three his style of coaching should help create a better Monday, Dec. 28: 2 p.m. — Mitchell years I ’ve been here.” The Indians wil atmosphere. College vs. County College of Morris be led by senior co-captains Matt ‘,‘My style is to stay close to the players, to talk to (N.J.): 4 p.m. — Windsor High School Vaughn and Troy Peters. AP photo them a lot,” said Lapointe, who also coached for six vs. Suffield High School; 6 p.m. — Windsor, which finished third last seasons in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League NBA game Friday night at the Silver- Manchester Community College vs. year, returns its entire roster from a Detroit’s Adrian Dantley (ieft) passes and was an assistant to Terry Simpson, now coach of Southern Connecticut State junior var­ year ago. Suffield Coach Fran Aniello is dome in Pontiac, Mich. The Pistons won. the New York Islanders, with Canada’s 1985 world around Boston’s Robert Parish to sity; 8p.m. — East Catholic HighSchool happy to have been invited to this 128-105. champion junior team. vs. Manchester High School. tournament. teammate Rick Mahorn during their “ It’s an opportunity to play better “ A coach can be a friend to players as long as the ’Tuesday, Dec. 29: 2 p.m. — College teams which niakes you a better team,” players realize that he’s the boss and the one in consolation; 4 p.m. — High school Aniello said. Suffield will be led by Jeff charge,” Lapointe said. consolation; 6 p.m. — High school Strole and Dan Gloria. East Catholic, Lapointe took over the Express, a team shared by championship; 8 p.m. — College Pistons overwhelm Celtics runners-up a year ago and 2-18 a year Quebec and Vancouver, when Savard joined the championship. VlBQlnald PInte/Mancheeler Htrald of inside shots and a 20-foot jumper ago, will have a tough task getting by Conllnaed from page 58 and a driving layup in the final 1:10 Nordiques and had Fredericton in first place in its of the period as the Bucks took a and Roy Tarpley added five points ’ MCC is the defending o^amps in the Manchester in the first round. division with a 14-6-3 record. college division while Miadletown High Awards will be presented to the Matt Vaughn (30) is a co-captain with the Manchester High Seattle led by as many as 18 71-63 lead. during the I'/i-minute spurt, ex­ Los Angeles got close at 76-71 with panding the Mavericks lead to won Uie high school division a year ago. champion and runners-up in each basketball team this season. He and his Indian teammates wiii points twice in the second quarter Pat Mistretta, MCC athletic director, division. A most valuable player and and held a 57-42 advantage with 2:31 7; 49 left, but the Bucks responded 90-71. face crosstown East Catholic in the sixth annuai Manchester with six straight points. Paul Mavericks coach John MacLeod knows the Cougars will have their hands all-tournament team will be selected for left in the half. Isles blast Caps full in their attempt to repeat in the both divisions. > Rotary Club Classic. But Philadelphia scored the last Pressey’s steal and three-point emptied his bench in the fourth four points of the quarter and went play on a dunk and a driving basket quarter as Dallas opened leads as on a 14-3 spurt to open the second by Hodges made it 81-71 with 7; 04 to large as 24 points. Aguirre did not half. A layup by Cheeks gave the P*8y- play in the fourth quarter. But Johnson had six points in a Joe Barry Carroll led the War­ Coventry girls looking forward to hoop season 76ers their first lead of the game, NHL Roundup 60-59, with 8:28 left in the third 10-2 Laker run that cut Milwaukee’s riors with 25 points. quarter. lead to 83-81 with 1:57 to go. Dallas, which held a 53-33 re­ Bv Len Auster E.O. Smith, have two big weapons back in 5-foot-lO injuries. “ I know what to expect. And we have a Barkley shot 13 of 16 from the bounding edge, led by as many as 14 LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Mikko Makela scored two Manchester Herald senior point guard Leslie Danehy and 5-foot-lO senior comfortable feeling about the other teams. field and had 13 rebounds. Cavaliers 108, Pacers 90 in the second quarter before (iolden of his three goals in the third period Friday night to lead center Kim Mizesko. Danehy averaged 14.5 points and “ I like our chances but in a small school if you lose David Wingate added 13 points State went on a 10-0 run. Chris the New York Islanders to a 6-4 NHL victory over the There’s no pressure from within to do well. Mizesko 10.0 along with a bushel of rebounds in one key person you can go from 19-1 to 13-7 real quick.” for Philadelphia. Tom Chambers INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Brad Mullen scored three straight Washington Capitals. Nevertheless, the expectatons for the Coventry High (^ventry’s successful ’86-87 campaign. Dimmock remembers his first year when the had 24 points and Dale Ellis 20 for Daugherty scored 16 of his 28 points baskets and the Warriqrs narrowed ’The Capitals rallied to tie the game 3-3 before Pat girls’ basketball team in 1987-88 are quite high. Anna We^ej, a 5-foot-4 senior, will start at the small Patriots faced perennial Class S champion Westbrook Seattle. in the third quarter Friday night, the deficit to 47-43 with 5:08 to play Flatley scored on a rebound shot 4:03 into the third That’s only naturual inasmuch as the Patriots are forward or'^'ard slot with the fifth starting position up in a first-round postseason game. Westbrook won that sparking the Cleveland Cavaliers to before halftime. period for what proved to be the game-winner in the coming off a 19-3 season in which they won the Charter for grabs between 5-foot-2 junior Mollie Jacogson, won handily. "W e said then we knew what we had todo a 108-90 NBA victory over the /i first meeting between the two teams at the Capital Bucks 85, Lakers 83 Dallas held a 62-53 halftime Oak in feren ce title and were a state Class S S-foot-8 junior Brenda Thalacker, 5-foot-5 junior to be competitive (with Westbrook). I ’m not sure we’re Indiana Pacers. Center since last year’s memorable quadruple­ quarterfinalist. Three starters from that crew are Nektaria Gitsis and 5-foot-8 junior Corine Caginello. there but it would be nice to get into the finals and play MILWAUKEE (AP) - Kareem advantage. ’The Cavaliers trailed by 12 points overtime Stanley Cup playoff game. among the returnees. Dimmock plans on carrying four sophomores on the them and see how far we’ve come. But there’s no Abdul-Jabbar’s 10-year streak of after Steve Stipanovich and Vem Makela then scored twice in a period of 2:10. giving “ There’s no pressure in my mind (to do well),” said varsity roster. ’They are 6-foot Michelle Dixon, who has pressure to be there.” double-figure games was snapped Fleming scored for Indiana to open Hawk8 139, Nets 102 him six goals in his last four games and 14 for the fourth-year Patriot Coach Ray Dimmock. “ We’re had a fine preseason, 5-foot-8 Stacie Renfro, S-foot-5 and Craig Hodges scored 22 points the second half. The Cavaliers, who IclMdele: Dec.lO Portland H, 12 East Gronbv H 1 p.m., 14 ATLANTA (AP) — Reserve season. . , . looking forward to the year because we think we’re Chrissy Gagnon and S-foot-5 Johanna VanKruiningen. Rocky Hill A, 21 Covontry H ,» Cromw^l H « p.m. Friday night as the Milwaukee were down by as many as 14 points The Islanders had taken a 3-1 lead on goals 24 seconds guard John Battle scored 27 points, going to do well but we’re not going in thinking we have The probability of having a good year is there. “ I Jon. 4 Bacon Academy A, 7 East Homptan H, 14 RHAAA H, Bucks held off a late rally to beat in the first half, took the lead for the 19 Portland A 3:30 p.m., 31 Rocky Hill H3:30p.m. 21 Coyentry 16 of them in the second quarter, as apart by Makela and Gerald Diduck. The Capitals got something to accomplish.” expect us to be one of the top teams in the COC. I think the Los Angeles Lakers 85-83. first time at 62-60 on a layup by Phil the Atlanta Hawks won their fourth pcwer-play goals by Bengt Gustafsson later in the first ’The Patriots, who launch their campaign next it’s between us, Cromwell and Portland,” Dimmock * ’Feb. 1 Cromwell A, 4 Bacon Academy H, SEost Mmpton A, The Lakers’ Mychal Thompson Hubbard and were never caught. straight NBA game Friday night, period and a another by Dale Hunter in the opening Saturday night at home against non-conference foe said. But he tempered his remarks later, talking of 17 East Granby A, 18 RHAM A. Gomes not noted 7 p.m. missed a 12-foot shot with two Chuck Person topped Indiana 139-102 over the New Jersey Nets. minute of the third period. seconds left as Los Angeles lost to with 10 points and John Long had 16. Nine Hawks scored in double The victory gave the Patrick Division-leading the Bucks for the second time this Mark Price had 17 points and 10 figures although the team’s leading Islanders an 8-4-1 record on the road this season, the season, giving Milwaukee a sweep assists and Dell Curry had 16 points scorer, Dominique Wilkins, missed best in the NHL. Bolton girls have only one direction to travel of the teams’ only two meetings. in a reserve role for Indiana. Washington has scored two power-play goals in each Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s all- his second straight game with a foot of its last seven games. Michal Plvonka scored the at the school. backcourt starting slot. Sophomores Jill Suppel and time leading scorer, was held to injury. The loss left New Jersey Bv Len Auster with an 0-7 road record for the game’s first goal and Greg Adams added an unassisted Manchester Herald “ The numbers is the biggest thing,” Kohut said, Teresa McMahon round out the Bulldog roster. seven points, ending his consecu- “ Our big obstacle is youth,” Kohut said, adding the n Mavs 116, Warriors 95 season. goal in the waning moments for the Capitals. getting ready for the ’87:88 campaign that begins Uve string of double-figure scoring ’Thursday at home against Portland High. “ My team has done well against opposing junior varsity » games at 787. He had four games DALLAS (AP) - Mark Aguirre ’The Hawks led only 34-30 after BOLTON — There’s only one way to go after you scored six of his game-high 28 one quarter, but Kevin Willis start a program and. in the first season of varsity assistant (Catherine Zlzlavsky) and I both have to be squads. “ (But) they thought if they should have a ^ with 10 poinU in 1986-87 and two this involved in five on five scrimmages. I'm trying to get program they should go all the way,” she said, season, including an overtime points in a 12-0 third-quarter run as scored four of his 18 points during a Wings 12, Blackhawks 0 operation, the team doesn’t win a game. the Dallas Mavericks coasted to a 10-2 run late in the second period as That’s the situation for the Bolton High girls some friends in so we can watch instead of being referring to her superiors. game against the Bucks on Nov. 22 DETROIT (AP) —Tim Higgins scored three goals as Kohut was looking forward to two meets with Cheney 116-95 NBA victory over the Golden Atlanta took a 66-47 lead. basketball team which went 0-18 in its first varsity actively involved.” when he extended the streak with a the Detroit Red Wings extended their NHL winning Tech, who beat the Bulldogs twice last year. But the State Warriors Friday night. Five of the eight players saw action a year ago. basket with a minute left in the Glenn Rivers scored six points on streak to five games with a 12-0 victory Friday night season in 1986-87. , Cheney program folded after only six girls went out for The victory was the most one­ Second-year Bolton Coach Jennifer Kohut. a senior Kohut does see some hope. “ We scrimmaged Stafford extra period. a 10-0 run in the third quarter as over Chicago, the worst margin of defeat in the team. "I f we do get a win. it’ll give us a big push and sided for the Mavericks this season. majoring in physical education at the University of Springs today (Thursday) and we did very well. The Jack Slkma had 21 points and Atlanta’s lead grew to 82-55. Blackhawks’ history. I think we can upset some other teams,” Kohut said. Dallas won for the sixth time in its Connecticut, faces a twofold dilemma with the team has improved 100 percent and I can see things Randy Breuer 15 for the Bucks Dwayne Washington led the Nets ’The loss, which tied the Blackhawk record for most Schodalo: Dec. 12 E.O. Smith H. 14 Bacon Academy A, 17 last eight games. Golden State Bulldogs. The program jumped from a club basis, going up.” she said. while Magic Johnson, who led the with 19 pointa.^Dennis Hopson had goals allowed in a game, extended their current Rocky Hill A, 21 Bolton A 7 p.m., 23 Portland A, 26 Windham slipped to 2-12, the worst record in which it operated on for three to four years, to a Four definite starters for Bolton are 5-foot-7 Wendy fourtb-quarter rally, paced lx»s 17 and Buck Williams 16. winless road string to 13 — 0-12-1. Tech A 7 p.m., 30 Putnam A 4 p.m. , the NBA, and is winless on the road scholastic varsity team in ’86-87. ^ . , Neil at center, 5-foot-5 sophomore Michelle Hardee in Jan. 4 RHAM A, 7 Cromwell H, 11 East Homptm A, 19 - Angeles with 22 points. Steve Yxerman added a pair of goals and Brent the backcourt and B-foot-7 senior Ann Lewis and Tolland A. 31 Bacon Academy H 4:30 p.m., 25Rocky Hill H, 20 B in eight tries. Bfike McGee scored 18 points for The junior varsity level was skipped. Doing so is Ashton had one and two assists as the Red Wings, 5-foot-5 sophomore Amy Stoudt at the forward slots. Bolton H 7 p.m. _ Slkma had 12 points in the third Dallas led 78-71 with 5:30 left in Atlanta and Antoine Carr had 17, 13-9-2, handed Chicago, 10-14-2, its fifth straightdefeat. workable, but trying to get a program rolling with eight Peb. 1 Portland H, 4 RHAM H, 8 Cromewll A, 11 ^ t Junior Sara Lewis and freshman Danielle Curylo, a Hampton H, 2^24 COC Tournament TBA. Games not noted quarter and Hodges hit a S-polnter the third quarter. Aguirre hit a pair i^ ile Spud Webb had 15 assists. players makes it very difficult. Tliat’s eight players out of a female enrollment of ITZ pair of S-foot-5 performers, are vying for the other 7:30 p.m. iBaurhrslrr Hrralii Nords fire Savard, name Lapointe coach SPORTS — story on page 54 PISTONS RUN BY CELTICS

NBA Roandap

By The Associated Press

PONTIAC, Mich. — Isiah Thomas scored IS of his 17 points in the second quarter Friday night to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 128-105 NBA victory over the Boston Celtics in the first meeting since their seven-game duel in the Eastern Division finals last season. And, Just as In the playoffs which Boston won, the home team was the winner. The Celtics, behind Larry Bird’s 12 points, led 33-31 after one quarter. But Thomas scored 12 points and Dennis Rodman / had eight in a 21-12 run that saw the Pistons pull away to a 66-47 lead with 2; 11 remaining in the second quarter. Detroit led 71-55 at the half and the closest the Celtics got the rest of the way was 13 points on the first basket of the fourth quarter, by Brad Lohaus, that cut the lead to 95-82. Adrian Dantley was high for Detroit with 21 points. Vinnie Johnson and Joe Dumars each added 18. Bird had 27 points for Boston. Kevin McHale, playing his third game since surgery on his right foot, had 20 and Dennis Johnson 19. McHale played 38 minutes and Bird, still recovering from two strained Achilles’ tendons, played 33 minutes. ’The Celtics were without Danny Ainge, who was sent back to Boston with an injured left rotator cuff. 78«r« 118, Sonics 105 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Charles Barkley scored 36 points as the Philadelphia 76ers rallied to defeat the Seattle SuperSonics 118-105 Friday night. ' Maurice Cheeks added 23 points and rookie Chris Welp scored 18, including 15 In the fourth quarter. After Kevin Williams’ two free throws gave battle an 83-81 lead with 11; 48 to play, the 76ers went on a 19-2 tear for a 100-85 advantage.

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Title game today RsglfMM Plnl«yitaneliMMr HmM Playing near the rim The state Class M football championship game UConn freshman Lyman DePriest (23) 69-59. UConn, 2-0, is in action Sunday at between East Catholic and Darien High was postponed battles Yale’s John Rice for a rebound in 3 p.m. against Virginia at the Hartford Friday night. It will he played today at 1:30 p.m. at their game last Wednesday night at the Civic Center. Municipal Stadium in Waterbury. Field House in Storrs. The Huskies won,