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Saturday, Jan. 10,1987 30 Cents PREZ HAD SECRET MEMO UNKING ARM& HOSTAGES WASHINGTON (AP) — A memo­ randum prepared for President Reagan in January 1986 drew an unmistakable link between ship­ ments of U.S. arms to Iran and the release of American hostages in I^banon. It also asserted that arms transfers would stop unless all U.S. captives were freed after the first delivery. ¥*■ \ The memo, dated Jan. 17 and kept secret by the White House until Friday, said Israel suggested sel­ ling arms to moderate elements in Iran and it documented a feud among top Reagan administration officials about the wisdom of the proposal. The White House released the document in the wake of published and broadcast accounts of its details, based on a draft Senate Intelligence Committee staff report summing up that panel’s investiga­ tion of clandestine arms sales to Iran and diversions of sales pro­ ceeds to Nicaraguan rebels. Reagan, who insisted from the beginning of his presidency that he would not make concessions to terrorists, has repeatedly denied that he swapped arms for hostages. Instead, he has argued that the weapon shipments were part of a larger initiaUve to estabUsh con­ tacts with "moderate” elements within the fundamentalist govern­ ment led by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. However, the memo makes clear that the delivery of U.S. arms was the foundation of renewed Ameri­ can ties to Tehran. “ In that we have been unable to exercise any suasion over Hizbal- lah (a radical faction) during the ' i r course of nearly two years of kidnappings, this approach through 4.1 the government of Iran may well be our only way to achieve the release JL. of the Americans held in Beirut," the memo said. AP photo CANINE CONFRONTATION - An unidentified Friday morning in Vienna, N.Y. Deputies were man swings a maiibox at a police dog held by an investigating a house fire in the area earlier that Please turn to page 3 Oneida County sheriffs deputy during a scuffle Winnipeg sinks the Whaiers MAGAZINE PULLOUT ffiCTION Turgeon's return doesn't help ... page 56 ' “ ------______

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MYSTIC (A P) — Schoolmates of HiTD two teenage sisters killed in Sun­ day’s Amtrak wreck joined hundreds of others Friday to mourn the girls at a memorial service. "There are no guarantees that life will be sweetness and light,” PPPII said the Rev. Keith Greer, one of three ministers who conducted the ... -.1 .y.»- service at the Union Baptist f Church. Kirsten Marie Luce, 16, and Corinne Deborah Luce, 13, were among 15 people who died aboard an Amtrak train after it slammed FREDERICK HAUCK RICHARD COVEY JOHN LOUNGE GEORGE NELSON into three Conrail locomotives in DAVID HILMERS Chase, Md. The girls were on their way home to Westerly, R.I., from "Ma, core the apples next time, OK?" Washington. More than 400 people, including Five space veterans named to shuttle crew three busloads of the girls’ Wes­ Connecticut Weather terly High School classmates, were SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — It was the first time a space shuttle associate administrator of NASA for shuttle and attempted to capture the crowded into the church for the Five astronauts who have flown some of crew was comprised entirely of astro­ external affairs since August. He is a ailing Solar Max satellite by hand. A memorial service. Among the the most ambitious shuttle missions nauts who had flown in space before. Navy captain who flew as pilot on a capture device failed, and the satellite ministers was the Rev. Alfred ever attempted were named Friday as Shuttle flights were h a lt^ after the Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: shuttle mission in 1983, and commanded was later snared using the shuttle’s Luce, the girls’ grandfather. the crew of the first U.S. space flight Jan. 28, 1986, explosion of Challenger Winter storm watch for Saturday night and eariy the satellite recovery the following robot arm. Luce turned to religion for solace, since the Challenger accident. that killed all seven crew members. The Sunday. Saturday, becoming cloudy. Snow jikely year. It was brought into the cargo bay and told the mourners that his Frederick H. Hauck, who led a 1984 flights are scheduled to resume in during the afternoon. High 30 to 35. Southeast wind 10 In November 1984, Hauck guided the where Nelson and another astronaut granddaughters were with Christ in shuttle mission which plucked two February 1988, but some experts believe mph. Chance of snow 70 percent. Saturday night, snow space shuttle to a rendezvous with the made repairs before the Solar Max was broken communications satellites from that first mission may be delayed until becoming heavy at times. Low in themid20s. Chance of heaven. Westar and Palapa communications placed back into orbit. Nelson also flew "They are more alive than they orbit and returned them to Earth, will later in the year. snow 90 percent. Sunday, a 60 percent chance of snow. satellites. The broken craft were on the last successful shuttle flight, in ever were on earth,” he said. command the crew, NASA administra­ “ The naming of the crew for the next captured and placed into the cargo bay January 1986. High 30 to 35. ^ ^ "Kirsten and Corinne are riot dead, tor James Fletcher said at a Washing­ flight is a major event in the process of West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, becoming of the shuttle for a return to Earth. Covey was the pilot on a 1985 mission liiey have only moved to a better ton, D.C., news conference monitored returning the shuttle to flight,” said cloudy. Mixed rain and snow likely during the The satellites had been launched by an during which two spacewalking astro­ here. Richard H. Truly, NASA’s associate afteriioon. High 35 to 40. Southeast wind 10 to 20 mph. hotrie.” earlier shuttle, hut failed to achieve the nauts repaired a large communications Luce recalled the time over The other members of the crew are administrator for space flight. “ I am Chance of precipitation 70 percent. Saturday night, proper orbit after rocket engine mal­ satellite called Syncom. Lounge was a Christmas when the girls told him Air Force Col. Richard O. Covey, 40, the particularly pleased to assemble a rain or mixed rain and snow. Low in the mid 30s. functions. The satellites were refur­ mission specialist on that flight. pilot; and mission specialists John M. group of such experienced individuals, Chance of precipitaUon 90 percent. Sunday, a 60 separately that they loved him. bished and have since been sold and Hilmers was a mission specialist for "That’s a meiriory I cannot Lounge, 40, and George D. Nelson, 36, led by one of our senior space flight percent chance of rain. High 35 to 40. scheduled for relaunch. an October 1985 shuttle flight that forget, I will not forget,” he said. and Marine Maj. David C. Hilmers, 36, veterans, and I am very proud of them.” In a 1984 spacewalk. Nelson flew conducted secret experiments for the the space agency said. He recalled a few stories from the Hauck, 45, has been acting as untethered on a jet backpack from the Department of Defense. girls’ lives, induding the time they “ conned Grandpa to brave the AP photo Lottery Winners elements (of a snowstorm) and go roller-skating.” David Luce, his wife, Jean, and her son, Andrew, ieave White House releases secret arms memo Many people, including some of Union Baptist Church in Mystic Friday after attending a Connecticut daily Friday: M2. Play Four: 7987. the girls’ classmates, cried during Continued from page 1 Connecticut Friday Lotto: 1,3, 15,19,22, 34. memoriai service for Luce’s daughters, Kirsten, 16, and justice Department’s foreign agent countries and determined that such the hour-long ceremony that was registration office, UNO said it paid filled with hymns, prayers and Corinne, 13. The two giris died in the coliision between deals could be made outside the In fact, all of the U.S. hostages in its office expenses over a six-month provisions of American laws and s^ p tu re lessons. two trains outside Baitimore, Md., Sunday. Lebanon were not released after period ending Nov. 14 with $91,608 reporting requirements for foreign Greer read a short message from the first arms delivery, and there provided through three deposits — former U.S. Supreme Court Chief military sales, if the president Index were at least four more transfers of May 9, Aug. 11 and Nov. 6 — “ from signed a “ finding” authorizing such Justice Warren Burger, who heads some of Kirsten’s thoughts, which friends’ deaths. arms after the Jan. 17 intelligence foreign source.” sales. the Commission on the Bicentoi- he said she had written on Aug. 6. Kirsten was in the 11th grade and “ finding” was signed by Reagan. The sworn UNO declaration, While Reagan did not sign an . IB Entortainmont. nial of the U.S. Constitution, for “ I feel liketellingthe whole world ’The administration has not ex­ Advioo. (>irinne in the eigth. Kirsten was an signed by its Washington represen­ arms-sale authorization until early .20 Local n o w s _ which the girls’ mother works. that I love them. I love everyone honors student, took piano lessons plained why it persisted in selling tative, Ernesto Palazio, last Mon­ in 1986, the first known shipment of .10-11 Obituaria “ We convey our profound S3im- arms to Tehran. Business — and 1 mean it,” he read. and was working parttime at a day, added: “ Sources of UNO U.S. weapons to Iran during his . 16-17 Opinion. p a t^ ,” Burger said. The memo said that the release of Churches — Greer also talked to the young delicatessen. She was talking about support unknown to registrant,” administration occurred several .42-46 Spoils The Rev. G. Kenneth Carpenter, hostages was “ in some respects a Classified — people about acknowledging their becoming a chef, Carpenter said. which is listed as UNO, the political months earlier, in August or Comics — . 40-41 U.8. World------pastor of the Mystic church, read byproduct of a larger effort to ___6-7 Weekend Plus Mageilne umbrella group for most Nicara­ September 1985. Connecticut. develop ties to potentially moder­ guan rebel forces. ______Punout 21-36 As proposed by Israel, 4,000 ate forces in Iran.” The Central Intelligence Agency, Stressing that point, a senior in an unusual public statement, U.S.-manufactured TOW antitank Senator says 55 mph too slow missiles would be sold to Iran, said administration official, speaking took exception to reports that a the memo, prepared by North, who speed limit to 70 mph last summer on condition of anonymity, said Senate Intelligence Committee HARTFORD (AP) - A state measure was approved by the U.S. worked for then-national security Manrtirstpr Hrrald Senate in the dosingdaysoftbelast on a 33-mile stretch of interstate in Friday, "The hostage release is in draft report found the agency’s top senator from Waterbury is propos­ some respects a byproduct. It is adviser John M. Poindexter. session, but bogged down in the a challenge of the federal law. officials misrepresented to Con­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 86 ing legislation to raise the speed NevadaresdndedtheTO-mphspeed inadvertent, it is fallout from a gress when they first knew about The memo was addressed to limit on Connecticut’s interstate House. Reagan hy Poindexter. Penny M. Sletfert. Publisher Connecticut transportation offi­ limit when notified it would lose $66 larger effort to develop — a spinoff diversion of Iranian arms money. highways to 60 mph, joining a from — a larger effort to develop “ If all of the hostages are not cials support the measure, but they million in road-buflding aid, but And two members of the panel Douglu A. Bevins Shsidon Cohsn nationwide movement caliing on Bled suit over the issue. ties to potentially moderate forces condemned the leaking of the released after the first shipment of Composing Msneger oppose any change on Connecti­ Executive Editor Congress to let states set their own James Barakos, head of the in Iran. That is what this whole report to NBC News, saying it was 1,000 weapons, further transfers Denise A. Roberts Robsrt H. Hubbard cut’ s congested highways. Deputy would cease,” it said. Praasroom Manager speed limits. Federal Highway Administration’s memo is about.” misleading and incomplete and was AdvertUng OIrsetor ‘"The gas crunch isn’t irith us ’Transportation Commissioner Wil­ The memo was released along Meib F. AbrsHls Jeanne G. Fromarth Connedicut office, said the state In another development, the an attempt to manipulate public Circulation Manager anymore and we should bring the liam A. Lazarek said. with a copy of the Jan. 17 Business Mansgsr ’The national 55-mph speed limit would be cut off from all federal United Nicaraguan Opposition, the opinion. They declined to make speed limit up to where people are highway projed money if it in­ leading U.S.-backed Contra rebel copies of the document available. intelligence finding authorizing the Publlsiiad dally sxcspt Sunday and certain holidays by ths going,” Sen. Thomas F. Upson, went into effect in 1974 as an energy arms transfers. Neither document Manchsatar Publlahing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place. M a n c t« ^ . conservation measure after the creased the speed limit. Upson said group, has informed the Justice CIA spokesman George Lauder R-Waterbury, said Friday. made any mention of the subse­ Conn. 06040. Second claas postage paid at Mencheater. Corrn. Arab oil embargo. States that didn’t hesuspededsuch threats wereonly Department that it paid'-for its issued a statement contending that POatmeatar Serrd eddreaa changaa to the Manchester Herald, Upson said he was not convinced Washington operations Iasi year quent diversion of profits from the comply or didn’t bother to enforce “ myth.” agency officials, including Director P.O. Box 861. Mencheatar. Coon. 06040. Washington would actually with­ with money from “ unknowiy’ for­ deals to the Central rebels in the S5-mph speed limit faced loss of The federal government has William Casey, had heard only If you dool rscelvo your Hsrald by 5 p.m. arsskdaya or hold the estimated $290 milUon in eign sources. Nicaraeua. a m. Baturdays. please telephone your c * n t »r . Hyou'm unable millions of dollars in federal pointed out that highway deaths “ speculation” about the diversion federal highway hinds Connecticut UNO’s statement deepens the For the first time, the White to reach your cerriar. can subscriber sarvlea at 647-9046 by 6 h i^ w ay money. dropped after the 55-mph limit was AP photo of arms sale proceeds to Nicara­ p.m. araakdaya for dallveiy In Manchsatar. . gets annually if it defiedthe current House confirmed there was an Some state officials, notably in imposed. mystery of where the Contras gua's Contra rebels before they Buuuealeil carrier rates are 81.80 weekly. 86.80 fOr one national law requiring states to obtained money to pay for their earlier finding signed by Reagan, month. 816.28 for three months. 998.80 for six months and the west, have complained that the But Upson argues that it may be Vice Adm. John M. Poindexter, then the were told officially of the diversion enact and enforce a S5-mph speed political activities in the United dated Jan. 6,1986, which the Jan. 17 877 00 tor one year. Mall rates are avallabla on raquaat. 5S-mph law is biased against rural more reitotic and safer to s d the national security adviser to President on Nov. 25. T o place a daaalfled or display advertlaement, or to report a Umit. States and the possible role of fired document authorizing the arms states where straight, long limit closer to the speeds people are The document released by the n a «« limn; story O f pleture Idea, call 64S-2711. Ofik* hours are Congress is expected to recon­ Reagan, verbally briefed the president White House aide Oliver L. North, sales was virtually identical to the stretches of four-lane highway are adually traveling. White House Friday also revealed 6:30 am. to 8 pm . Monday through Friday. . . ___ sider whether states should be who allegedly masterminded the previous one. The Manehaatar Herald la a mambat of tha Aaaodal^ Praaa. common. Frank Francois of the American on the sale of weapons to Iran, that the administration — at least Ever since the first disclosure of given the optionof raisingtbespeed diversion of Iranian arms sales the Audit Bureau of CIrculattoiw and the New England Nevada, which contends the law Assodation of State Highway and according to documents released by the as far back as February 1985 and the scheme, the White House limit to BS mph on limited-access profits to the Contras. Nowapapar Aaaodatlon. is unconstitutional, increased the 'Itansportation Officials agreed. perhaps earlier — researched the adamantly has refused to release highways in rural areas. ’The White House Friday. In a filing this week with the legality of selling arms to other any documents. ;iiii Local News ia CPR Samaritans deserve thanks

Manchester’s Emergency Medi­ before paramedics arrived, she did She said she did not know if they cal Services Council is trying to not find out the names of the three had taken their CPR training from Adult school begins signups learn the names of three people who , people. the Manchester CPR Project, but administered cardiopulmonary re­ Manchester Adult Education mail registrations are Paramedics got to the scene their assistance illustrated the suscitation to a woman stricken at currently being taken for the winter term which begins shortly after noon. Winter was importance of citizen training in in February, the program’s director announced. the Shop Rite Supermarket on taken to the hospital by the CPR Adult education offers business, technical, foreign Spencer Street Jan. 2. The council Manchester Ambulance Service. Christie said that she and her wants to thank them. language, art and general courses in such areas as rug At a meeting of the EM S Council mother had gone to the Shop Rite making, multicrafts, basket making, photography, The woman. Ivy Winter of ’Thursday night, Gloria Langer. pharmacy to buy medication. She investments, sign language, first aid and flower Glastonbury, is expected to be coordinator of the Manchester CPR said her mother had been waiting arranging. reieased soon from Manchester Project, which offers public for her in the supermarket when New courses this term include bicycle repair, paper Memorial Hospital, her daughter. courses in CPR, said she’d like to she was stricken. cutting, newswriting, assertive behavior training and Evelyn Christie, said Friday. learn the names of those who Winter is alert and awake at the self-esteem and the family. In addition, three Christie said that in the confusion assisted. hospital, her daughter said. workshops. Let’s Talk Nails. Candy Making and Looking Great are planned. Registration will be accepted until Jan. 22 with the winter term beginning the week of Feb. 2. Brochures Calendars are available at all local banks and libraries. Coventry teachers get raise Manchester Community Hall Advisory Committee, firehouse. 8 COVENTRY — The Board of Education Thursday p.m. ratified new contracts with both the teachers’ Herald photo by Pinto Monday Board of Selectmen budget workshop. Community association and with administrators, according to the Town-Eighth Utilities District negotiationsr Lincoln Hall fireplace room. 7:30 p.m. school superintendent. A collection of recyclable material sits in are beginning to fill up, the state is Center hearing room, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday “The new salaries will make Coventry competitive a dumpster at the town's Olcott Street promoting plans to construct regional Wednesday Cheney Hall Foundation. Probate Court building, 5 Republican Town Committee. Community Hall. 7:30 in a scarce teacher market.’’ Superintendent Nathan landfill. With worries that local landfills recycling plants. p.m. Chester said Friday. The board vote for adoption of the p.m. \ Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse, 7 p.m. contracts was unanimous. Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center “ We got a good sum of applicable state aid.” Chester hearing room, 7 p.m. nm rsday said. Thursday Board of Selectmen budget workshop. Community Thanks to about $1.5 million the town is to receive Manchester can do better Judge’s hours. Probate Court building. 6:30 p.m. Hall. 7 p m. from the state over the next three years under the Democratic Town Committee subcommittee. Munic­ Friday Educationa' Enhancement Act. starting salaries for ipal Building coffee room, 7 p m . Democratic Town Committee, Community Hall. 7; 30 teachers will jum p from $14,500 to $20,000. Some of the Advisory Park and Recreation Commission. Lincoln p.m. pay is retroactive for the 1986-87 school year, Chester in recycling landfill waste Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. said. Coventry The highest-paid teachers, with master’s degrees Andover Monday By John F. Kirch hopes to begin by April 1. are working on similar programs. plus 30 credits, will receive $38,176. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Herald Reporter If it is approved, the state would Hager said. Monday For administrators, the salary range in a two-year Building. 7:30 p.m. encourage the development of “ The basic reason for doing Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office contract starting in 1987-88 is $37,000 to $49,000. with a 9 Finance Committee. Town Office Building. 7:30p.m. Visitors to Manchester’s Olcott Intermediate Processing Centers, this,” Hager said, “ is because Building. 7:30 p.m. percent raise in the second year, Chester said. 'Tuesday Street landfill are greeted at the which use a new technology to we’re running out of landfills in Human Services Committee. Town Office Building. 9 gate by a large sign that hangs on separate and process recyclable Connecticut.” Bolton a.m. the chain-link fence and asks; goods into a high-quality product To get a state grant to build the Daley elected to union post Monday ’Thursday “ Have you forgotten to bring your that can be sold to private plant, towns would have to show Public Building Commission. Community Hall, 7:30 275th Anniversary Committee. Town Office Build­ Manchester police Officer William Daley, a 14-year recyclable oil, metal, glass and businesses. they could collect enough recycla­ p.m. ing. 7:30 p.m. veteran of the force, has been elected vice president of paper with you?” Under the plan, the D E P would bles to make the plants pay off. One the Manchester Police Union, Local 1495, the union has Manchester’s landfill has been offer incentives such as grants to way to do this would be to pass announced. collecting recyclables for years. induce municipalities to band to­ mandatory recyclable ordinances Daley beat Officer Robert Johnson for the position in But recently town officials and gether and build the regional that would require residents to a runoff election held last month, said Officer Jon others have been encouraging recycling plants. recycle. Hawthorne, the outgoing vice president. Hawthorne, residents ,to recycle more as many The plants would then serve Groton, whose processing center who had held the position for six years, said Friday he worry that landfills around Connec­ several towns and help increase the is owned by the town but operated did not run for re-election because he felt it was “ time ticut are filling up fast. tonnage municipalities can recy­ ‘WestcnvqJT^iannacy by a private contractor, already for new blood.” Nearly 600 tons of metal have cle. The advantage of the new has such an ordinance. Town Daley joins Detective Edward Wilson as union been collected at the landfill since technology, state officials said, was officials said that since the ordi­ president. Officer Paul Lombardo as treasurer. July, 48.5 tons of paper since that the recyclable items are nance was passed in 1982. recycla­ Detective Michael Ludlow as recording secretary and October and 1.800 gallons of oil separated right at the plant. In the ble collections have increased Harald photo by Tuck* 445 Hartford Rd. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK officers Robert Scarchuk. Donald Turner and Karen since August. Thomas F . Ferlazo. past, residents had to separate the drastically. Toppi, who serve on the union’s board of directors. the town’s environmental analyst, items themselves, and that kept The biggest example of this came said Friday. many people from recycling at all. Skating brink Those figures are similar to other in glass collections, which jumped 643-5230 Birthing unit offers tours "Because they can be collected In from an average of two to three tons recyclable programs throughout this mixed form, it’s easier for Benjamin Wry, 4, wrestles with the ice as Manchester Memorial Hospital officials will conduct a month when recycling was Connecticut, and although state residents to recycle.” said Lois his mother, Judy, tries to keep him on his tours of their Family Birthing Unit Sunday and Jan. 18, voluntary to 80 and 100 tons a month officials say the figures are good, Hager, recycling coordinator of the hospital’s spokesman said. now. feet. The Manchester residents were Our fully computerized prescription they think towns like Manchester solid waste division of the D E P . The tours, which give expectant parents the skating at Charter Oak Park Friday can do better. This encourages more residents to “ I ’d say 80 to 90 percent of the opportunity to learn more about the facilities and department allows us to give you a Earlier this month, the state recycle, she said. residents have responded posi- afternoon. services at the hospital, will be offered on the second Department of Environmental Pro­ An Intermediate Processing Cen­ * tively,” said Groton Public Works complete record of your expenses for and third Sunday of each month at 3; 30 p.m. The tours tection submitted a preliminary ter is already being used on a small Director Walter Blanker. are limited in size and require advance registration. plan to the General Assembly and scale in Groton, and several plants In June the D E P was authorized Roasters won’t leave your tax or Insurance To register for the tour, call the Fam ily Birthing Unit the governor outlining a new have been built in New Jersey. to spend about $13 million on the at 646-1222. extension 2430, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. regional recycling program it Massachusetts and Rhode Island plan, Hager said, which includes needs. Stop In and request plant demonstrations, education, their California roost advertising and grant money. The yours today. This also state hopes to have seven to nine DANVILLE. Calif. (AP) — Six wild turkeys show no Park chief disputes budget procedure centers throughout Connecticut sign of leaving the neighborhood where they took up allows us to automatically when the program is in full swing. roost shortly before — of all days — Thanksgiving. Robert Harrison, Manchester’s park discussed the Dec. 29 memorandum with bill your prescriptions to operating budget was chosen because that The state’s goal is to reduce “ I open the curtains to m y sliding glass door in the superintendent, has objected to a plan to Harrison. department maintains facilities used for municipalities’ waste stream by 25 morning and there they are.” Cyn Teplin said put some capital items he didn’t request in Harrison said Friday night he is still ALL Insurance cards with programs of the Recreation Department. percent in five years, officials said. Wednesday. “I don’t know what attracts them, maybe his Park Division operating budget for waiting for answers to his questions. Town Manager Robert Weiss said the 1987-88. The state recycles a fraction of that they’re attracted to the sound of m y voice coming from speed and efficiency. If Harrison, in a memorandum to his Kandra said the items questioned by town is making minor adjustments in the now. inside the house.” supervisor. Public Works Director George Harrison are among some taken out of the budget, and the Park Division is responsi­ Teplin’s house in this San Francisco East Bay ble for maintenance. your current pharmacy Kandra. says those items have been the capital improvement budget and placed in community seems to have become headquarters for responsibility of the Recreation Depart­ various operating budgets because they Huestis said a committee of administra­ the flock. The birds usually spend a few hours around does not offer these ment in previous budgets. are recurring expenses. tors who review capital requests has EMERGENCY her house before moving on to the neighbors’ homes. In the memo, Harrison asks if Kandra is According to Robert Huestis, town recommended that some recurring ex­ Fire — Police — Medical They fly up to rooftops, poke among the flowers, or take services, please feel free to asking him to “ assume some of the budget analyst, they are for refurbishing penses be put in operating budgets. strolls down the street. let us explain how these responsibilities that heretofore have been bleachers at $5,000 and repairing cracks in In his memo, Harrison said the items DIAL 911 Fish and Game officials estimate there are about those of the recreation directors.” tennis courts at $3,000. were included in his budget by Kandra In Manchester 100.000 wild turkeys in the state, most introduced since services can work for you. Kandra said Friday he has not yet Kandra said the Park Department “ with no explanation or discussion.” 1975 when the department began releasing them. state resident missing after Connecticat in Brief Non-needy may get fuel aid Woman freezes to death boat capsizes WETHERSFIELD — An elderly Marlborough but it’s impossible to know woman apparently froze to death after her car became By George Lavng have no knowledge of it (abuse) NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (AP) —Coast Guard air-sea mired in the mud in a meadow area near the Herald that he knows of a family Herald Reporter ever happening,” he said Friday. rescue teams that found one of five crewmen from a Connecticut River, Wethersfield police said. that received fuel assistance while capsized fishing boat resumed their search Friday for ’The body of Bertha Spinney, 66, as discovered at 6:20 Blackstone admitted, though, the wage earner was on strike, and a.m. Thursday by a man walking his dog along a dirt Some of the state’s fuel- that there is the potential for fraud, still receives aid now that the strike a Connecticut resident and three other missing men. assistance money may be going to The Coast Guard identified the missing men as Brian road, police said. and it might be happening. “ It’s an is over and the wage earner is back people who no longer qualify for it, unknown,” he said. Jones of Narragansett, Andrew Forsyth of Narragan- An official at the chief medical examiner’s office in at work. Farmington said the woman died of hypothermia. a spokesman for the state Depart­ As of Dec. 31, in Manchester, 282 Lancelin and Dearborn said that sett, Roland Bowen of South Kingstown and John ment of Human Resources said Trboyivec of Groton, Conn. Police speculate that Spinney got lost after driving households were receiving energy while fraud can occur under the across the Putnam Bridge and was looking fora place Friday. But it is impossible to know assistance from the DHR through current system, it does ensure that A C-130 airplane, two Guardian jets, a helicopter and how much, if any, fraud exists, he to turn around when all four wheels of her car sunk the Community Renewal Team of those who really need assistance three cutters were searching over 650 square miles ■ w contended. deep into fte mud of the dirt road. Greater Hartford, which adminis­ receive it. Dearborn' pointed out centered about 50 miles off Point Judith, where the DHR spokesman David Dear­ 73-foot Andrew & Allison went down Wednesday night. They said evidence indicates she spent hours trying ters the program. that the main goal of the state to extricate her car. born said that a tight budget and a In Bolton, the number of appli­ program is that no person who Petty Officer Ken Arbogast said. staff shortage make it impossible to "We will search until we feel there Is no chance of cants being helped as of Dec. 31 was needs fuel aid is deprived of it. \ monitor all of the 60,000 people in 11. In Andover, it was 19. while in finding survivors," Arbogast said. He declined to say Study cites outdated textbooks Connecticut estimated to be receiv­ Still, Lancelin added that it migni how long the Coast Guard would wait before deciding to Coventry the number was 93. ing aid this winter. Jaqueline Lancelin, director of be helpful if recipients’ incomes call off the search. HAR’TFORD — More than half of Connecticut’s He said that most of the auditing were monitored. When fraud is The survivor, Allen Louzon, 30, of Narragansett, was elementary school students are using outdated science CRT’s fuel program, said after a AP photo responsibilities fall upon the local person’s application for fuel assist­ suspected, she said, the local police found in a life raft 30 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard texts, while the average fifth- and sixth-grader spends department and DHR are notified, nearly half a school day on English and reading. agency that administers the fuel- ance is approved, his or her income on Thursday. aid distribution. On top of this, the she said. He had been adrift about 20 hours, and was Winter romp Those are the results of a study by the State Board of level is not monitored by CRT. DHR periodically reviews the While this creates the potential for The fuel-assistance program hospitalized in satisfactory condition for exposure. Education of programs being offered in Connecticut accounts. public schools. It is one of the largest data collection fraud, Lancelin said, the actual runs from Nov. 1 through the end of Louzon has been interviewed by an investigator from Two horses gallopthrough asnowy field is forecast for most of New England this However, DHR Deputy Commis­ the Coast Guard’s Marine Safety Office in Providence, efforts the agency has undertaken to date, the board instances are probably “very April, Dearborn said. Money is in Carlisle, Mass., this week. More snow weekend. said in the release of the report 'Hiursday. sioner Richard H. Blackstone said slim.” However. Lancelin said CRT received from the federal and state which in investigating the sinking. he is satisfied that the current The study surveyed all of Connecticut’s school has no statistics to verify that. governments, and it is distributed Investigators also would interview the owner of the monitoring procedures are effec­ districts about courses and programs offered in One Manchester-area fuel according to income and number of vessel and the crew of another boat which reported the tive, and planned no changes. "I Andrew & Allison missing, Arbogast said. language arts, science, social studies, mathematics, dealer, though, told the Manchester family members. Chief Petty Officer Rotert P. Flynn said the search Johnson favors new chairman physical education, music and kindergarten area was relatively small “ because we’re looking for programs. HARTFORD (AP) — U.S. Rep. people in the water, hopefully people in the water in But “ I think it would be good for who won elections should join with survival suits.” Nancy L. Johnson, R-6th District, him and good for the party to have a those who lost to put the party back The Andrew & Allison, scheduled to arrive with a said Friday it would be good for successor.” on track. Singer reieased from hospitai Connecticut Republicans if state hold full of butterfish Wednesday night at Point Judith Besides, she said, "m y impres­ BRIDGEPORT — Singer Vic Damone was released Harbor in Narragansett, began taking on water GOP Chairman Thomas J. D’A- sion is Tom D’Amore is not D’Amore said he would “ spend some time talking to a lot of people, Friday froinSt. Vincent’ s Medical Center after passing Mary M. Lathrop Wednesday night and sank quickly, Louzon told the more Jr. didn’t seek another term interested in another term.” a rough-rided kidney stone measuring one-half Coast Guard. after his current one expires in Johnson said it would be a including Nancy before I decide centimeter in diameter,” hospital officials said Mary M. (Gunsarcik) Lathrop. Three crew members began to put on survival suits, June. mistake for her or the other what, if anything, I’m goingtodo.” Damone, 58. was brought to St. Vincent’s on Monday 78, of 42 Franklin St., died Friday Ibu’d lik e A and Louzon and the remaining crew member tried to Since the Republicans’ disas­ Republicans in the state’s congres­ morning at her home. She was the He said, however, that he had not after ap^aring with his new wife, singer-actress inflate the life raft, Louzon told the Coast Guard. trous losses at the polls in No­ sional delegation to try to dictate wife of George H. Lathrop. gone into the job four years ago with piahann Carroll, onanetworktelevisionmorningshow Louzon said he and the other man were thrown from vember, there have been repeated what should happen next with the in New York City, hospital spokesman William Roots Born in New Hartford. Oct. 11, lortgom the raft when it inflated. The other man did not make it calls from some quarters for Connecticut GOP. the thought of retiring there some S31C1. 1908, she had lived in Manchester day and getting a gold watch. back to the raft, he said. D’Amore’s ouster. D’Amore said "If the winners start trying to No o^ration was necessary as Damone naturally for 62 years. She was a communi­ Friday he had not decided whether dictate, then I think we set e x ^ e d the single kidney stone, said Dr. Saul cant of St. James Church, a charter The Republicans not only lost the member of the Women of the Moose ConsoGaote he would seek another term. ourselves up for failure,” said race for governor the U.S. Senate in Feldman, chief of St. Vincent’ s gastroenterology "I support Tom," Johnson saidat division. Damone sought treatment at St. Vincent^ Lodge 1470 of East Hartford, and a Johnson, who was elected to a third November, but they lost control of member of the Women’s Benefit a state Capitol news conference. term in November. She said those traveling from Atlantic City, N. J.. because Feldman is Killer’s lawyer the state House and Senate. a friend. Roots said. Association of Manchester. Your Debts, She is also survived by a son, Police cleared in shooting George E. Lathrop of Colchester: a says trial time daughter. Mrs. John (Linda) Risley ButWdntlt O’Neill mum on officials’ futures NORWALK — Chief State’s Attorney John Kelly on of Tolland; a brother, John Gunsar­ Friday cleared two white police officers of wrongdoing cik of Manchester; two grandchild­ HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Wil­ David J. McQuade as confirming state treasurer on O’Neill’s ticket, in connection with the s hooting death of a rifle-wielding ren; and several nieces and was inadequate liam A. O’Neill’s office remained the plan. but he lost the nomination at the black suspect. nephews. silent but the Capitol remained One of Pac’s deputies, John W. convention in July, a casualty of Officers Michael King and Thomas Cummings shot A private mass of Christian HARTFORD — A lawyer for convicted killer abuzz Friday with talk of who’s Anderson, issaidtobe ator near the Waterbury’s tainted primary last and killed Ralph Fuller in July after he refused to drop burial will be held at St. James Guillermo Aillon on Friday asked the state staying and who’s going among top of the list of possible successors spring. a rifle he was holding, according to police who were Church. Burial will be in East Supreme Court to overturn Aillon's convictions, state commissioners. to Pac. “ I’ve heard them,” Ander­ Mosley’s support for O’Neill in called to his home because of a domestic dispute. Cemetery. There are no calling claiming his lawyers were allowed insufficient "He really doesn’t want to son told The News-Times of Dan- the primary is credited, though, Theofficers saidthey ordered Fuller to drop the rifle hours. NeedH’DHn^RED time to prepare the defense. comment on any of this at this bui7 about the rumors. with helping O’Neill defeat Toby but he pointed it at them and they shot him. But while Memorial donations may be New Haven lawyer John R. Williams also time,” said Jon L. Sandberg, the A spokeswoman for the state Moffett by 43 votes. The victory witnesses agreed that Fuller did not drop the rifle, made to a charity of the donor’s claimed Aillon's public defenders were unfairly governor’s press secretary. police confirmed Friday that the helped O’Neill stave off a statewide some said he did not point it at the officers. choice. Media speculation has been agency is running background primary against Moffett. “ Mr. Fuller by his own actions was the prime mover The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Ibllbur Finance^ denied a request for a two-week continuance of the mounting in the two months since of the incident that led to his death,” Kelly said in his case while they sought to replace a witness they checks on some potential guberna­ Another O’Neill official expected Main St., is in charge of O’Neill easily won re-election. At report. had expected to testify. torial appointees, but refusedtosay to depart is Administrative Servi­ arrangements. We’re Homeowners Mortgage Company. Second mort­ that time, he demanded letters of how many or for which offices they ces Commissioner Elisha C. Freed­ ’The incident stirred local controversey, with some gage specialists who provide decisions in less than 24 But Assistant State’s Attorney Julia Dewey told resi^ation from all his appointees civil rights leaders charging racism motivated the were being considered. man. The Hartford Courant re­ hours. Closings in less than 48. With no application the high court that Aillon had repeatedly tried to and is now deciding which ones to shooting. On Friday, The Waterbury Re­ ported this week that O’Neill had Marion Martin fees. Whether you need money delay his trial and she said a two-week accept. publican reported that former state offered the post to deputy budget continuance would have been inappropriate. Only one top official, gaming Rep. Maurice B. Mosley had a good chief Howard G. Rifkin but that Composition policy under fire HALLOWELL. Maine (AP) — for debt consolidation, home She also claimed the public defenders were chief A.W. Oppenheimer, asked not shot at becoming housing commis­ Rifkin turned it down. Marion E. Martin, 86, founder of the improvements, children’s allowed three months to prepare for the trial. to be reappointed. He recom­ sioner, replacingJosephE. Canale. Former state Treasurer Joan R. NEW LONDON — Some local Board of Education National Federation of Republican tuition, or starting your own The appeal may be one of the last for Aillon. mended that his deputy, William T. Canale has been rumored to be on Kemler has also been mentioned members are concerned a new policy requiring Women’s CTubs, died ’Thursday. business, we can structure a second- through sixth-grade students to keep daily Several appeals relating to his earlier trials have Drakeley, be appointed to succeed the way out, although he’s indicated for that job and for Oppenheimer’s, Her political career began in 1930 payment plan that fits your budget. composition notebooks may not be the best wav to been turned down, one as recently as two weeks him, but O’Neill has taken no action he’d like to stay. but wants neither, according to the with her election to the Maine In Farmington call 674-0400, ago. yet. " I ’m not seeking or looking or Journal Inquirer of Manchester in^ain good writing habits. House. She was elected to a second Brookfield 775-6225, New Haven The Supreme Court is likely to take at least a Environmental Protection Com­ actively working at anything like and the Journal-Courier of New “ ’The fact of the matter is that our current program is term, then won two terms in the month before deciding the issues argued Friday. missioner Stanley J. Pac has that," said Mosley, 40, who served Haven. l«s thM successful,” board member Raymond state Senate. From 1936 to 1946, she 865-3781, Norwalk 866-4682, or, Aillon is serving a 75-year-to-life prison term for indicated — through a get-well card 10 years in the General Assembly. Others mentioned as among Haworth said Friday. “ We need some improvement ” was assistant chairwoman of the But Superintendent Rene J. Racette disagreed. ' 1-800-235-LEND. the 1972 stabbing deaths of his estranged wife and to a federal environmental official The Waterbury paper also re­ those who may be departing, Republican National Committee in “ I taught English for 17 years and I have never read her parents. in Boston — that he plans to retire at ported that former Waterbury voluntarily or otherwise, include Washington and head of its anything that says journals are better” than other A conviction in his first trial Whs overturned the end of the month. Mayor Edward D. Bergin was Human Resources Commissioner women’s division. In that capacity, w y s of teaching writing, Racette told the board she founded what is now the after it was disclosed that the trial judge had had Sandberg refuses to comment on seeking a position in state govern­ James G. Harris Jr., Motor Vehi­ the matter, although The Herald of ment and had talked with O’Neill cles Commissioner Benjamin A. thlngto sit here and National Federation of Republican 18 an improperconversation with a juror. His second .^ ^NL. New Britain this week quoted Pac about becoming a deputy commis­ Muzio, Labor Commissioner P. the methodology to use with the Women. She Martin was also i MOCTGlkCSECOMaANYi trial resulted in a hung jury. children/* as saying he planned to step down sioner or legislative liason post. Joseph Peraro and Public Safety assistant chairwoman of the ^ WF GIVE/lAfiWWS N SECOOS and the paper quoted O’Neill aide Mosley was the front-runner for Commissioner Lester J, Forst. ’The seven-member board voted, 3-2, Thursday to publican National Committee and “ T**” '***" change. One member was the first woman to head a state abstained and another was absent. department. a subsidiary of Citytrust U.S./W oild in Brief Woman in surrogate case right Look out Japan, the Velcro football Is here Soviet cold spell kills 48 not to bear chiid, doc testifies WASHINGTON (AP) — Her second-grade ingenuity. It just takes some help for that to MOSCOW — The temperature soared to 15 below classmates laughed when Kristin Giallella happen.” zero in Moscow on Friday, but a severe cold wave that invented a long-necked hanger for short Kristin Giallella, 9, now a fourth-grader at has caused 48 deaths still threatens to overload the HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP) - A people. But now theBuffalo, N.Y., girlisarole North Park Academy in Buffalo, N.Y., capital’ s heating system. doctor, testifying Friday in the model for a new campaign to unleash thespirit thought up “ The Tall Hanger For Short Russians are fiercely proud of their ability to custody battle between a cou|de of invention among American schoolchildren. People” two years ago as part of a class withstand cold, and they shrug off below-zero frosts as and the surrogate mother they With a plug from President Reagan and with project for a local “ Invention Convention.” "bracing.” hired to bear a child, said he would the U.S. commissioner of patents on hand to / Asked how a short person could reach a But the coldest early January on record sent all but have advised the couple against give his blessings, the U.S. Patent Model clothes rack, she thought, “ Well if only the the hardiest running for cover and copjured up pregnancy because the woman has Foundation paraded Kristin and three other hangers had longer necks.” With help from memories of the more prolonged cold spell of 1978-79, multiple sclerosis. young inventors Friday at a news conference her parents, she cut the neck off one hanger, when electricity and heat were cut off for lengthy However, James Donaldson, kicV'HR off its “ Invent America” contest. stretched it out and taped it to another. periods and Muscovites built bonfires indoors against chief of neurology at John Dempsey I ' ifers more than $100,000 in prizes to As with many inventions, it got a cold the cold and dark. Hospital in Farmington, Conn., st- .ents and educators from kindergarten to reception. In the first week of this month alone, 48 people in the said that If Elizabeth Stern, a t’ d eighth grade, with one winner from each Her classmates “ didn’t really think it would Soviet Union died as a result of fires or jury-rigged 41-year-old pediatrician, bad been grade level chosen in June and the inventions do any good. They didn’t think it might win a heaters they were using to battle the cold, the Izvestia younger, he would have favored her. exhibited in the nation’s capital. prize," she said. It captured second-grade newspaper reported Friday. becoming pregnant. The offerings that Kristin and the other honors in the Buffalo contest — but it remains Donaldson did not treat Mrs. children displayed — a Velcro football for the sole specimen. Stern, but was called by the youngsters who cannot catch: a brush with Conrall engines to get test run couple’s attorney as an expert built-in hairspray and comb: and a packet of Deanna Whitmore, 12, a seventh-grade witness. He reviewed Mrs. Stern’s condiments for people on the run — were student from Richardson North Junior High BALTIMORE — Investigators plan a test-run School in Richardson, Texas, a suburb of Monday of three Conrail locomotives on the same route medical records. somewhat whimsical, but adults quickly Dallas, has made two of her “ Super Brushes” where three Conrail engines collided with an Amtrak Mrs. Stern and her husband, pointed out a serious side to the project. train, killing IS people and injuring 176. William, agreed to pay Mary Beth Foreigners claim a growing share of new by taping a canister of spray to a regular brush and drilling a hole for a fold-out comb. The test will help determine whether the sun Whitehead $10,000 to be artificially U.S. patents, said Commissioner Donald J. She got the idea watching her sister trying to interfered with the Conrail engineer’s view of track inseminated with Stern’s sperm Quigg: 45 percent last year, compared with 23 signals and when he began to brake the train and bear a child for them. But after percent in 1968. And Japan has a half-million cram a regular brush, comb and can of spray investigators said. giving birth, Mrs. Whitehead re­ applications to its patent office each year, four into her purse. The run originally had been scheduled for Friday, fused to give up the baby. times as many as Quigg’s office handles. Another Richardson girl, Natalie Dudley, but repairs of the track and signal system were not The custody battle for the 9- The pr^ident, in a letter, said that from the 10, a fifth-grader at Mark Twain Elementary finished, forcing the postponement, said John Rehor, month-old baby — named Sara by cotton gin to the airirfane, “ American School, found it bothersome to pack separate an investigator for the National Transportation Safety Mrs. Whitehead, Melissa by the inventions have changed the world ... (and) bottles of ketchup, pickles, mustard and Board. Sterns and referred to in court made America prosperous. But if America is onions for Girl Scout camp. She put them in a Investigators want to determine when the switch’s papers as Baby M — is expected to to keep its competitive spirit, it must keep its sealed plastic packet called “ Fix’lns To Go.” AP photo produce the first U.S. court ruling stop signal would have become visible to the Conrail inventive spirit.” Juan Landas, 13, an eighth-grader at St. Inventor Deanna Whitmore, 12, a seventh-grade student enpneerbefoie Sunday’s crash. ’They plan to apply the on the validity of a surrogate Russell E. Hogg, president of MasterCard Agnes School in Arlington, Va., invented his train’s brakes at the same spot where the Conrail motherhood contract. International Inc., the credit card company Velcro football last year after watching the at Richardson North Junior High School in Richardson, engineer, Richard Gates, said he engaged them. Mrs. Stern has testified that she putting up the prize money, said, “ American trouble some younger children were having Texas, holds one of her “super brushes” at a news sought a surrogate at the Infertility children are really poised to unleash their trying to catch a ball. Center of New York because she conference Friday that featured other young inventors. Mondale campaign fined $68,000 has multiple sclerosis and feared that if she tried to give birth she AP photo WASHINGTON — Walter Mondale’s 1984 presiden­ could become paralyzed or die. tial campaign has been ordered to pay 868,000 in fines William Stern carries his daughter, known as Baby M to She testified that she has suffered Car spotted near shooting ruled out as sniper's for violating election law limits on spending and his car on Friday after the infant visited with her mother mild symptoms of multiple sclero­ rantributions, the Federal Election Commission Mary Beth Whitehead. A trial to determine permanent NOR’TH'SMITHFIELD, R.I. (AP) ^ sis, such as numbness in her legs recovering from a neck wound suffered Brady said. Tests conducted by Massachusetts disclosed Friday. A car spotted near the sceneof the latest in the first attack. and a partial loss of vision in her custody of the 9-month-oid child, who was born to the authorities confirmed that shots fired The FEC, continuing to wind up its audits on the 1984 right eye. of 11 Blackstone Valley sniper shootings A witness saw a car in the vicinity of A spokeswoman at Fogarty Memorial elections even as 1988 presidential contenders edge up surrogate mother u nder contract to Stern and his wife is into a Bellingham, Mass., home Dec. 10 Donaldson said that at least two turned out to belong to a resident who is ’Thursday’s shooting and gave authori­ Hospital said Gorden, of Cranston, was to the starting gate, imposed the fine in a closed-door under way. and a Cumberland home a week later studies have shown women with not a suspect in the case, police said ties a partial license number and in stable condition Friday in the SMsion Dec. 18 after accepting an admission of came from the same gun. But the tests multiple sclerosis have a chance of Friday. description. But the lead fizzled, said intensive care unit. violation by Mondale representatives. symptoms is unknown. have not been compared with FBI experiencing symptoms of the and reviewed her medical history. A 3^year-old staff member at a group Police Chief Richard Brady, when The bullet fragments and casing were An audit investigation determined that the Demo­ "It’s Russian roulette," said results to determine if the gun was the disease during pregnancy and after Phyllis Shaw, a spokeswoman for home for mentally retarded people was police tracked down the owner. sent Friday to the FBI laboratory in cratic former vice president’s primary campaign had Donaldson. “ We never know which the National Multiple Sclerosis wounded Thursday night when two shots same in all five shootings. giving birth. of the areas might be hit." “ We don’t have any leads as of right Washington for comparison to bullets spent more than the total permitted for candidates Society in New York, has said there from a .22-caliber gun were fired now. No leads at all,” he said. Seven of the attacks have been in However, he also said that two Donaldson, also an associate recovered in earlier North Smithfield receiving federal matching funds. is no reason for a woman with through a kitchen window of the home. Police believe most, if not all, of the North Smithfield, two in Cumberland other studies show pregnancy has professor at the University of shootings, Brady said. no effect on multiple sclerosis and multiple sclerosis to avoid preg­ The shooting was the 11th since Dec. 8 shootings are related. and two in Bellingham. Connecticut School of Medicine, nancy unless she is so disabled she in three towns in the Blackstone Valley Three of the six earlier North Americans seek ban on aid that the extent of any possible said he has interviewed Mrs. Stern There were nine people in the group In nine of the attacks, bullets were cannot care for a newborn infant. of northwestern Rhode Island and home Thursday when the sniper struck. Smithfield shootings were tied to the WASHINGTON — An attorney for a group of south-central Massachusetts. One other same .22-caliber weapon, according to fired into homes. A truck driver also was One bullet hit group home worker Allen shot at. and shots were fired into the Americans living in Nicaragua urged a federal judge person has beqn injured, and his is Gorden in the back, the other hit a door. FBI ballistics tests made public on Friday to ban further U.S. military aid to Contra ’Thursday. garage Sunday. rebels fighting the Sandinista government. AIDS drug called ‘major step’ Jules Lobel argued that U.S. military aid not only violated a World Court ruling but endangered the WASHINGTON (AP) - A phar­ people by releasing their clinical have been exposed to the AIDS maceutical company released pre­ 5. Gang tackle foils robbery safety of the Americans living near the Nicaragua- trial information through a press virus, have enlarged lymph nodes liminary results Friday of experi­ Honduras border. conference instead of a more and sometimes develop AIDS. mental clinical drug tests that responsible manner such as an GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — A bank witnesses said. NOW OPENII ^ b e l said his client’s Fifth Amendment right to Of the 52 given a daily dose of 800 seemed to help AIDS-prone pa­ manager and two customers tackled a man safety in the privacy of their homes is ‘threatened by appropriate medical journal.” milligrams of ribavirin, none deve­ A man entered the bank, announced he was tients avoid developing the disease, who allegedly threatened to blow up the bank the U.S. government’ s action in aiding this armed Samuel Broder, a leadingauthor- loped AIDS, while 10 of 56 receiving carrying a bomb and demanded money, said but the news was greeted with ity on AIDS drug research at the Friday and held him until police arrived, attack on the area where they live.’ a placebo had developed AIDS by authorities said. Old Kent spokesman David Morrow. He said THE FLOOR STORE caution in the scientific and finan­ National Cancer Institute, declined He urged U.S. District Judge Charles Richey to order cial worlds. the end of the eight-month study. the riian got no money and tried to flee when he suspension of the $100 million aid package approved to react to the details released to ICN said. Police found two unidentified customers was tackled by the three men. “Quality Carpet for Less” iMt year by Congress for the Contra rebels fighting ICN Pharmaceuticals Inc., did reporters. Of the 55 given a daily dose of 600 and Old Kent Bank branch Manager Bill Morrow said the man was unarmed. A Nicaragua’s leftist government. not claim its clinical trials of the “ I would be very happy to see the milligrams a day over the 24-week Holluway sitting on a suspect, police and suspect was being held pending arraignment. drug ribavirin show it is a cure for primary data as soon as the period in which drugs were actually AIDS but one official. Dr. Welson investigators can make it available administered, six had develop^ Featuring the latest concept in Carpet Two bombs rock supermarket Jolley, said at a news conference to the scientific community,” he AIDS by the end of the study. that the results represent “ a mqjor said. ’The company said the drug was JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Two bombs step forward in understanding this Medical copter crashes exploded in a downtown supermarket Friday five AIDS, or acquired immune defi­ “ without significant side effects” disease.” ciency syndrome, is an affliction in Di 'POM CT.KHIILD minutes after hundreds of shoppers had been and that 119 of the participants POLLOCKSVILLE, N.C. (AP) — ’The pilot of a evacuated from the eight-story building. However, a New York-based which the body’s immune system elected to continue taking 800 AIDS victim support organization becomes unable to resist disease. medical helicopter that crashed and killed all four The government blamed the African National milligrams of ribavirin a day after people aboard apparently was trying to land the — Gay Men’s Health Crisis — There is no known cure. As of Dec. the clinical trials ended. Congress for the blasts and issued new press curbs aircraft in a clearing, a forest ranger said Friday. STAINMASTER pronounced itself puzzled by the 1. AIDS had been diagnosedin more ICN officials declined to issue severely restricting reporUng on the outlawed action of ICN officials. organization, including “ explaining" any of its actions than 28,000 Americans, of whom further details of the study at the The Bell Long Ranger helicopter crashed in remote “ We are deeply concerned that 8 7 2 -2 1 4 0 Neither the government report on the nearly about half have died since 1979, news conference, saying that Infor­ woods in eastern North Carolina on Thursday night as 180 oMon minimum they displayed insensitivity to the simultaneous bomb explosions, nor the accounts given according to the federal Centers for mation would be published later in it was carrying a 3-month-old girl from the U.S. Naval pricu •ubfMl (o cMng» hundreds of thousands of individu­ Disease Control. scientific journals. Hospital at Camp Lejeune to Pitt County Memorial on national radio and television mentioned that the OK als affected by AIDS,” the group 318 Green Rd. OPEN Bazaars store was the headquarters of a national chain The company said the test ’The company said it had shared Hospital in Greenvile after she suffered epileptic Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5 said in a statement. involved 163 patients suffering data from the clinical trials with the seizures. Thecrashalsokilledthepilotandtwo nurses. Manchester where workers have been on strike for three weeks, “ We cannot understand why they Thursday til 9 and scores have been arrested. from lymphadenopathy syndrome, Food and Drug Administration on W B S e N chose to raise the hopes of so many Last year, 13 people died in 14 medical helicopter often called LAS. Sufferers of LAS Monday. accidents in the nation. O K . C O 647-7974 BUSINESS Business in Brief Jobless rate, wholesale prices IBM to fold unit in Danbury buoy optimism on ’87 economy Town clerk DANBURY — IBM Instruments Inc., will fold up operations within six months. IBM has announced. WASHINGTON (AP) - The According to the company’s statement Thursday, United States ended 1986 with 2.4 some 100 employees at the subsidary’s office in million new jobs, the lowest unem­ Danbury, and another 50 at other IBM Instruments National Producer swamped by ployment rate since early 1980 and locations will be offered new jobs within the company. Price Index wholesale prices 2.5 percent below Unemployment IBM formed the subsidiary in 1980 to market a year earlier, the government analytical instruments to laboratories and scientific reported Friday. Seasonaly Adiusteri operations. The instruments are used by scientists to land rush’ Civilian joblessness dropped two- Percentage of Work Force B identify and measure the components of chemical tenths of a percentage point last Unemployed SeasonaBy Adjusted substances. month to 6.7 percent, the lowest Source: U S Labor Oeoartinent Monthly P e rce n ta l of Thursday IBM said it is closing the subsidiary since March 1980 when it was 6.3 Change in Whoiesate Prices because the company feels it can now sell computers to Deeds being filed percent, the Labor Department r e . O - Source: O S. Labor Oeoarlment scientific operations without also selling analytical said. And wholesale prices held instruments. In record numbers steady in December after rising IBM spokesman Adrianne C. Singer said some slightly in October and November. -7 .5 - employees will be offered similar jobs, while others will be retrained. The twin reports buoyed the By Alex GIrelll Reagan administration’s optimism Associate Editor that the economy will perform -7 .0 - Market acquires Its property better in 1987 than it did last year. Property transfers are still being filed in record Several private economists, how­ After years of renting the property. Highland Park numbers at the Manchester town clerk's office, ever. saw some unwelcome omens Market has purchased the land it sits on. officials said. reflecting the rush to complete deals before the Dec. 31 in the numbers. -6 .5 - In an inter-family transfer, officials at the 317 The 2.5 percent total decline in deadline to beat changes in federal tax law. Highland Street grocery store said they paid $700,000 to Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel said that in December. wholesale prices since December Group Six Associates, which owns the market, for the 1985 was the first yearly drop since 17,000 instruments were recorded by his office. The property. The market had previously been renting the 1963 and the second largest on •- 6.0- normal monthly average is 600, he said. property. record, behind only a 4.6 percent JFM AM J JA SO N O This week, Tomkiel said, the office staff was still plunge in 1949. However, virtually 86 J F M AM J J A S ON O working to catch up with the filing work. all of it was do a dive last winter in 86 December was “ the” month for closings — those Cantin now benefits officer Dec 85 Nov'86 Oec’86 Chamber award oil prices that in recent months Dec85 Nov 86 Oec86 gatherings of lawyers, their clients, paralegals and HARTFORD — Joseph P. Cantin^ Jr. has been * have been on the rise. 6.9 6.9 6.7 mortgage bankers when a piece of real estate legally Joyce Trainer, left, of the Environment Display award for their design at Floral promoted to employee benefits officer in Connecticut Without that record 39.1 percent i*o.6iRiirTi changes hands. and Beautification Committee of the Expressions at 135 Center St. The National Bank’s Investment Services Division. Lo­ decline in energy prices that left the “ I never saw anthing like it,” said Malcolm Barlow, Greater Manchester Chamber of Com* cated in New Haven, he is responsible for managing U.S. oilpatch in recession, the one of Ihe many Manchester lawyers involved in the committee was looking for originality, corporate retirement plans. overall wholesale price index would land rush. merce, presents Al and Mary Munsie creativity and holiday feeling. Cantin came to the bank in 1984 as a customer service have risen 2.7 percent, the govern- JOB MARKET ENDS 1986 WITH RALLY He said the chemistry of low-interest loans together with the third annual Christmas Window representative and became an employee benefits ''ment said. . . . producer price index unchanged with the tax advantages made sellers eager to sell and representative last year. Consumer prices, a much more buyers eager to buy. He is a 1983 graduate of the University of Hartford. widely used indicator of inflation, Barlow said his office, which is not one of the biggest He and his wife. Kimberlee. are residents of are expected to show a modest 1.9 in town, had five closings on Dec. 31. One of those, he Middletown. percent increase in 1986 after the Wall Street enjoys the view Cantin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Cantin Jr. said, was for a client who came into the office on December figure is reported on of Manchester. Jan. 21. Christmas Eve saying he had just made a deal and Bv Chet Currier wanted the closing arranged before the new year. The Bureau of Labor Statistics The Associated Press said its survey of 60.000 households Feathered Barlow said there was a new kind of atmosphere at MARKET REPORT State Bank increases dividend showed a total of 110.637,000 people closings. All were assured they were doing a good thing NEW YORK — The stock market has given Wall Activity over the past 30 at work in December. That is an and they were happy about the results, but they were Nathan G. Agostinelli. president of ManchesterState Street a lot to celebrate in the first few days after New tradngdays Bank, has announced that the board of directors has all-time high and represents in­ (Salt ThrMgh Jat. ISIIi) also tense. The tenseness was probably due to the speed Friend ® Year’s 1987. voted to pay a dividend of $1.75 per share. The dividend creases of 205,000 jobs above With which some of the transfers were arranged, There was, as every follower of the financial news is payable Jan. 16 to stockholders of record as of Dec November and 2.4 million above Barlow said. 2050 knows, the moment on Thursday when the Dow Jones 2025 22. 1986. December 1985. He said it seemed that lawyers who are normally industrial average crossed 2,000 for the first time. The $1.75 per share represents an increase of 25 cents A separate survey of business relaxed were more formal and restrained at closings in f 2000 Sunflower Seed In addition, that landmark occasion came in the 1 per share over the $1.50 per share paid in 1986. and government payrolls showed December. midst of the broadest rally the market has seen in some 1975 even larger job growth last month 100% pure, cleaned and graded Richard Woodhouse, a Manchester lawyer with a time. 1950 — 270,000. including 43,000 more reputation for affability, agreed that lawyers were During the summer and fall of 1986, as the Dow was J • 1 J Business women plan meeting factory production workers than in Grey striped sunflower seeds r 1925 m J \m November. stretched out. “ In 28 years of practice, I never saw a making periodic new highs, many smaller secondary 1900 The Robin Chapter of the American Business December like this one,” Woodhouse said. stocks not represented in the averages were 1875 Women’s Association will meet Tuesday, Jan. 20, at The number of Americans listed languishing. as officially unemployed fell by But Woodhouse said he the rush was not entirely due r y m m Raffa’s Restaurant in Glastonbury. There will be a 1850 294,000 to 7,949,000. in December, to tax-law changes. He said people selling one house But so far in 1987, these lesser issues have recovered MiQh; 2 ,1 » .« 5 social hour at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7 1825 the first time the jobless count has and buying another for their own use had nothing to with a vengeance, freed of the burden of tax selling by 1j o m 1J9S8.61 p.m. investors who sought to realize both gains and losses 1800 dipped below 8 million in 5‘A years. gain by transferring before the new year, but there d osM : 2 J 0 O 5 M Any area business women interested in attending were an abnormally high number of house transfers in before 1986 came to an end. C lw n g e: 1775 this meeting may contact Rosalind Roterto at 289-7924 “ The new economic year has December. Consider the behavior of the T. Rowe Price New 1750 or 569-7290. begun with a roar.” said White These sunflower seeds are ^ Horizons Fund, a large mutual fund often used to gauge House spokesman Albert R. Bra- People were willing to move during the holidays this a year-round staple for many the performance of “ emerging growth” stocks — umiiiiiii 1725 shear. “ We will continue to see year. Woodhouse said. 15 22 29 species, and they have an issues presumed to have bright prospects but still PAW workers leaving early more and more Americans em­ Years ago, Woodhouse said, a real-estate lawyer December extremely high encigy value. facing the uncertainties that come with any young and EAST HARTFORD — Nearly 2,000 salaried Pratt & ployed in a growing economy and could take off for the year after Dee. 10 or so. That has When sunflower seeds are kept ambitious enterprise. 'Holiday Whitney workers have agreed to early retirement or inflation held in check.” in a separate feeder you’ll not been so for the last decade, he said, but this In its latest economic forecast After essentially going nowhere through all of 1986, voluntary terminations under a program to cut payroll probably see some colors you December broke all records. unveiled Monday, the administra­ the fund’s net asset value jumped 8.4 percent in the first costs, the company has announced. would otherwise miss. Marlow said lawyers who do a lot of real-estate work five trading days of the new year. The voluntary response to the employment cutback tion predicted civilian joblessness were not available to anyone except their real-estate Thus, from the point of view of professional the past few days as the market soared to new heights. program means that the East Hartford-based jet will drop to 6.6 percent by the last clients during the land rush. investors, while the Dow has been doing well lately, Indeed, many analysts were inclined to dismiss the engine builder does not expect to lay off any workers in quarter of 1987, with an inflation $ R 4 9 Sellers wanted to sell and buyers wanted to buy. “ breadth” — sometimes defined as “ the rest of the rate of 3.8 percent, and real w 2011m . passing of.the Dow 2,000 milestone as a “ media event” order to reach its goals, PAW spokesman David Long •tvt >1.50 “ Everybody came out ahead except Uncle Sam,” stock market” — has been looking even better. rather than to regard it as any significant said Thursday. economic growth of 3.2 percent for Barlow said. Strong breadth figures usually are taken as breakthrough. Long said precise figures on the cutback program the year. Growth in 1986 averaged For sellers, a sale before Dec. 31 in many cases significant positive signals for the market outlook. By Friday’s close, the average stood at 2,005.91, up were not yet available from Pratt & Whitney’s seven 2.4 percent. $ 9 4 9 meant they would pay a 20 percent capital gains tax on However, cautioned Robert Farrell, chief market 78.60 for the week. plants in Connecticut. Florida. Georgia and Maine. Some economists said the De­ ^ 5 lbs. the proceeds of the sale instead of a higher tax, 28 analyst at Merrill Lynch, ‘ ’the one period where strong The New York Stock Exchange composite index He said about 3,000 of Pratt & Whitney’s total force of cember job market and wholesale percent, on the sale after Dec. 31. breadth readings have sometimes been misleading has chimed in with a 7.38 gain to 148.39, and the American 19,700 supervisors and managers initially expressed an price figures bolster that optimism. $ 1 1 4 9 been in the first few days of January. Stock Exchange market value index jumped 16.30 to interest in the program. The company announced on I I so Ihs Buyers were eager to buy, in part, to take advantage “Wall Street gave America a save •2.50 of depreciation schedules that are not as liberal now as “ This is particularly the case following a year in 283.79. Nov. 12 that it wanted to cut its salaried work force by wonderful 1987 New Year’s present they were before the year ended. which the broad range of stocks were under sustained Volume on ,the Big Board averaged 148.39 million 1,500 to 2,000 jobs during 1987. yesterday and the Labor Depart­ pressure, as in 1986.” According to Allan Thomas, a Manchester lawyer shares a day. against 114.25 million the week before. Pratt & Whitney’s^ package of inducements for ment gave the American worker Budcland Agway If stocks are artificially depressed in December by who does a good deal of real-estate work, the year-end If Dow 2,000 was greeted with caution rather than voluntary departures included early retirement for and consumer one today,” said 33 Adams Streat tax selling, the reasoning goes, their subsequent employees age 50 to 55 whose age plus years of service rush came about as a result of the human tendency to jubilation, some market-watchers concluded, so much Jack Albertine, vice chairman of Manchester, Conn. 643*5125 rebound is likely to be exaggerated as well. totaled at least 65. It also included one week’s pay for put things off until the last minute. the better for the investing outlook in the months Farley Industries in Chicago and Such words of caution were common on Wall Street in ahead. each of the first nine years of service plus two weeks former president of the American \oiir L ountr\ Store pay for each additional year. Business Conference. M S S N K f. onraoN Pentagon wants to censor satellite data

WASHINGTON - Within days of the So­ undemater “ exclusive economic Now, the City of a Thousand Wrecks viet nuclear disaster at strict standards of existing classifica­ Chernobyl in the Uk­ zone surrounding the United States. ™ is information has traditionally tion categories. With this new cate­ raine last spring, the gory added to their supply of rubber There’s a blight in our midst and it shows no been made available to researchers American public saw Jack and scientists. stamps, military classifiers will be signs of disappearing. Abandoned cars are detailed aerial photo­ able to keep vast amounts of informa­ slowly choking Manchester, threatening to graphs of the explosion Andarsoa advan^ces in the sensors tion from the public without having to turn the City of Village Charm into the City of scene. The pictures undersea pictures have prove its disclosure would harm the weren’t taken by a CIA nation s security. a Thousand Wrecks. resulted in more detailed and better- spy satellite and leaked quality bathymetric information than The town Board of Directors is right to to the press; they were n won their such ®^” ®‘als are afraid tiret big victory almost 10 years ago clamor for a tougher state law, which would snapp^ by a privately owned satel­ such d ia lled data would allow Soviet simply means that, at most, there’ll when President Jimmy Carter signed make it easier and speedier for city officials lite and sold to news organizations submarines to penetrate U.S. contin­ around the world. be a brief delay before the pictures ental waters undetected “ ve forbidding cameras to take title to abandoned cars and remove are seen by the American public. The on U.S.-licensed satellites from ex­ them from private property. If Pentagon brass hats have their But putting an official lid on this ceeding 10-meter resolution. This way, American commercial satellite leak two months ago of the secret information would be like "classify­ As things stand, it takes six to eight weeks arms deal with Iran demonstrated — meant that pictures taken from SOO companies will be frozen out of the ing a road map for fear of invasion,” miles up could not be more detailed to go through the costly paperwork involved in or should have — that the U.S. market for spy-in-the-sky photos of said an official of the National than 10 meters across — while future newsworthy events. The mil­ government can’t impose censorship Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis­ ■\\V getting rid of an abandoned car. It is costly on the world. government spy satellites can take itary, fearful that state-of-the-art tration Nevertheless, an advisory both in the man-hours required to process the But common sense hasn’t deterred pictures that show details of objects paperwork and in the money required to tow commercial satellite pictures will panel has recommended classifying on the ground only a few inches long. reveal details hitherto available only the Pentagon from trying to classify all of the raw data obtained by the and store the cars. information that has been gathered Two years ago. Congress gave the to government agencies, wants to deta 1^ surveys, and then making it Commerce Department and the Pen- Some officials estimate it would cost the im|N)se an ostrichlike censorship on from publicly available sources Our available on a case-by-case basis to tapn authority to license commercial town up to $20,000 a year to remove all its U Sjiicensed private satellites. associate Donald Goldberg has been researchers, scientists, underwater researching the situation; here’s satellites in line with national security unwelcome automobiles. Perhaps it’s not ■There’s a basic flaw in the Pentag­ mining companies and others who can interests. Guidelines are expected to on s plan, of course: Just because what the Pentagon’s would-be censors m ivince the navy that they have a surprising that Manchester police have a have been doing: follow the Carter precedent — which American companies are compelled legitimate Interest In the information. policy of ignoring vehicles which are junked means that American industry and to bury their heads in the sand doesn’t news organizations will have to buy or abandoned on private property. mean that foreign-owned commercial IT O NAVY HAS PROPOSED clas­ MEANWHILE. THE PENTAGON sifying the raw data obtained by In Manchester, as in most towns and cities, satellites won’t be taking pictures of recently announced a new document ,.??®*®® commercial sophisticated commercial mapping satellite companies. wnat the Pentagon wants to hide. It "sensitive” for unclas­ the situation is especially serious at techniques covering the 200-mile-wide Next, Congress may want to repeal multiple-unit housing complexes. sified information that can’t meet the the Space Age. Abandoned and unregistered cars cut down / on parking, which is usually at a premium / > already. They hamper snow removal, and can even pose a health hazard by attracting rats and other vermin. And, most of all, junk cars An unconstitutional president Photo by Reginald Pinto interfere with everyone’s quality of life — I recently WELCOME TO THE CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM simply by their unsightliness. finished read­ tragedy, Mr. Reagan ordered the ing an impor­ Manchester would do well to take a cue TH6 QRADUATe invasion of Grenada. It was a tant new book military success, but a diplo­ from Vernon. Our neighbor is one of the few about constitu­ matic and constitutional disaster towns in Connecticut to have passed its own tional warpow­ George The president ordered the inva­ Open Forum local ordinance. And the law is a tough one. ers that I wish sion without so much as a nod In Vernon, the onus is on the property every member McGovern toward Congress while banning owner. If a car is abandoned on private of Congress the press from covering It. pickup. By nature of the design of my own and would-be Church no place for rifles property, the property owner is served with a condominium complex, however, compliance with president ^PERHAPS THE WORST Of To the Editor; this condition is impracticable, as thestreet frontage violation by the town’s building inspector. The would care­ Reagan’s offenses against the owner has 10 days to appeal the ruling, and Constitution — one in which the for our five buildings housing47 families is no greater fully study: “ To Chain the Dog of been seriously eroded and fre­ Congress has been a reluctant On Jan. 4, a flag was presentedinourchurchby the than that of a single-family home. then, if the appeal fails, must pay to have the War (SMU Press, 1986) by quently ignored by “ imperial partner — has been the CIA’s war Eighth District honor guard and was a gift of one of The mere aesthetics of hundreds of bags of ripe car towed to a junk dealer. Francis Wormuth and Edwin presidents” and a negligent Firmage. against the government of Nica­ our members in memory of her father. garbage awaiting pickup in this limited space, not to Last year, 100 junk cars were removed from Congress. While I appreciate the thought and honor of the gift. mention the potential health hazard, provides a Writing before the Iran- ragua, including the incredible private property in Vernon. While recognizing the advan­ I resent the presentation by the honor guard, not compelling enough reason for our rejecting this Nicaragua mess rocked the cur­ planting of mines around that “ Maybe it’s not very fair, but it’s the only tages a stubbornly opportunistic because of who they were but because they carried option. Thus, unlike other homeowners, we are still C0NP0M5. rent administration, the authors country’s international ports. thing that works,” said Gene F. Bolles, i9 8 r show how Ronald Reagan had president has in bypassing Con- rifles into my church. left paying twice for trash removal — once by already become a dangerously greM, the authors point out that liie World Court condemned I cannot see how our moderator, board of trustees, taxation and once to a private hauler. Vernon building inspector and zoning unconstitutional president In­ the founders gave Congress mul­ the mining operation as a viola­ Trash removal is not the only essential town enforcement officer. the diaconate or the minister could even let that deed, say the authors, he has tiple ways of restraining a chief tion of international law, and happen. A church is for our religious worship and not service for which condominium owners pay in taxes even a sluggish Congress reacted The number of abandoned, unregistered committed a long string of illegal executive, including advice and a place for guns of any kind. but do not receive. The town also will not light our cars is increasing in Manchester, and it w ill impeachable offenses. They as­ consent, control of the budget and . off arms This is just another sad event that has happened in streets or clear snow or leaves from them, nor are continue to increase. sert that Reagan’s constitutional im^achment. The book leaves to the CIA mercenaries known as our church in the last few years. I do hope that things they patrolled regularly by the police. If we desire no doubt that a strong case for contras. It’s time the town directors start thinking r 1987 by NE* Inc . . .• violations represent serious will settle down and that we can get back to a happy such services, we must again pay private impeachment could have been wrongs in which the Congress has This belated congressional ban church where everyone can work to make it a better contractors. about the problem in their own back yard. It’s snared. made against Ronald Reagan on arms prompted the adminis­ place to worship. While I appreciate the administration’s proposal fine to tell the state to get its act together, but even before the Iran-Nicaragua Wormuth and Firmage leave tration to use a network of shady Manchester must also look closely at what it affair came to light. Maybe we ne«d a drastic change in the governing to waive the trash tipping charge for condominiums, no doubt that, under the Constitu­ international gun and drug deal­ offices to secure that change. Here is hoping for a the proposed solution does not address the real can do to solve the problem. Even if state laws tion, only Congress has the power Some of Reagan’s unconstitu­ ers, foreign clients, soldiers of better year ahead. problem. The central issue is this: Condominium are amended to ease the battle against junk to dTClare war and commit fortune and secret operators American forces to battle. The tional impeachable offenses in­ Carl R. Swanson owners do not receive normal town services because cars, the battle is still likely to be expensive. inside and outside the govern­ n one exception is an emergency clude the dispatch in 1982 of some 198 Vernon St. our homes are situated on * ‘private property” rather Letters to the editor 1,200 U.S. Marines to the Beirut ment That, in turn, finally, led to than on public streets. What is needed, then, is a sitoation in which the president Manchester airport. The president deployed the diversion of Iranian gun-sBIe redefinition of “ private property” as it relates to inight have to respond to a sudden profits — all of this in a desperate to to l JSt“o ? “ *®'^ '*'®>®®™«» ®ri«lnal letters attack on the United States the Marines in Lebanon with no condominium complexes. The result would be prior consultation or approval by unconstitutional bypass of U S We pay, but get nothing something exciting and indeed revolutionary, with The authors explain how Amer­ law. t® point They ican fore gn policy is a shared the Congress. The mission was which no Manchester resident or official could take f ‘ yP®** ®r handwritten, m a . for ease poorly defined and the security of To the Editor: iUanrliPBtpr Hpral^ in evef««»leep«i>gMarlnes condominium owners wishtohavetheirtrashhauled SS5A Hilliard St. paid their lives for this unconsti- shambles similar to the Water­ by the town, they need only bring it to the curb for Manchester gate scandal that brought down of American foreign poUcy have tutional and ill-prepared operation. the Nixon administration 12 years ago. Mteek's Pentland This MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT Week’s Don Willis Garage Feature: the FloHst Feature: SpoelollMlng In Cuatom Exhouet Work Jack J. Lappen Realty

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St. Mary’s Episcopal Editor’s note: This column is Aw mbll— of Qod Boston Turnpike, Belton. Sunday wor­ Lanier, poster, 9 :x a.m., church school; King Jr.’s birthday this Thursday, Colvarv a wrOi (AtMmbllM of God), ship: holy euchartst, 8 and 10 a.m.; 11 a.m., worship service, nursery. (449 prepared by the Manchester Area , Emanuel Lutheran 400 B ucktand R ood, South WlndM>r. Rev. church school, 9:45 o.m.; ceffOe fellow­ 3472) The following events are scheduled this week at St Conference of Churches. Jan. 15. You are warmly invited to Konneth L. Guttofkon, poitor. 9:30 o.tn., ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel open after­ North United MsBisdNt Church, 3X Mary’s Episcopal Church: M A C C New s join us for good fellowship, a time of The following events are scheduled this week at Sundoy school; 10:30 a.m., worship, noons; public heollne service, second Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Emanuel Lutheran Church; ehlld-care and nurssry; 7:00 p.m., even- Thursdov, 7:30 p.m.; evening prayer, Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, n m ® eucharist with choir; 6:45 By Nancy Corr remembrance and one of the best Sunday — 10 a.m., adult education; 11 a.m., ins service of praise and BlMe preochlne. Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Holllger, minister. Schedule: 9 and 10;X a.m., p.m., PRISM; 7 p.m., youth group. AAACC Director potiucks of the year. Bring a salad, M44-1IIB) 443-9209. worship service; 9 o.m., adult BlMe casserole or dessert to feed eight communion; 2 p.m., Widow-Widowers; 6:30 p.m., study; 10:X a.m., church school; 5;X pr^vestJ^” ^ prayer; 7:30 p.m., youth group. St. M ery’S Rphcepel Church, Park and p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7 Every year Just when the mer­ Methodist and a most generous gift people to Concordia Lutheran Monday — 9:30 a.m., LWR quilting; 4 p.m., staff; BapMst Church streets, Manchester. Andrew D. p.m., Socred Dancers. Sunday nursery ® ’ Children’s Choir: 6:30 p.m., cury plummets in the outside from the United Methodist Women Church, 41 Pitkin St. Dinner is at 6 Smith, rector. Anne J. W ilder, assistant for children age 3 and younger. (449 of South United Methodist. 6:45 p.m.. Scouts. Communltv Baptist Church, SOS E. rector. Worship; 7:30a.m. and9:30a.m.; 3494.) C ^pella Choir; church school teachers’ meeting. thermometers and our phone beg- p.m. No reservations required and Tuesday — 9 a.m., housing board; 10 a.m., Canter St., Manchester. Rev. James I. church school, 9:X o.m.; baby-sitting, ins to ring with requests for help Your contribution to help us you and your family are most Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., 9:15to 11;15a.m.; Holy Eucharist, Wa.m. South United Methodist Church, 1234 study ***^®^~ ^5a.m..Bible match SBM’s challenge grant Beethoven Chorus; 7:30 p.m., Ruth Circle. worship service; 9:1S a.m., church with empty oil tanks and empty welcome. There will be dancers every Wednesday. (4494583) Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. should be marked MACC Fuel Bank Wednesday — 6 p.m.. Confirmation Resource school. Nursery core provided. (A434IS37) Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Lawrence Thursday - 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy pockets, the Savings Bank of from North United Methodist and rath Baptist Church, S2 Lake St., Challenge and mailed to Box 773, Center; 6:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir Christmas party; 7 S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 o.m. study*’ P*’ayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible Manchester comes to our rescue community testimony. For more Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, pas­ Goapal ch u rch sch o o l; 9 a n d 10:45 a.m ., w orship Manchester 06040. information call Gladys Stringfel- p.m., Christian Education Committee; 7:45 p.m., tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., se rvice . N u rse ry fo r preschoolers. (447- and offers a challenge grant to the Emanuel Choir. worship service; 7 p.m., evening service. 9141) Saturday— 7:30 p.m., A.A. im m u n ity and kicks off the annual low at 649-9943 or Mary JaworskJ at (4^5316) C h u rch o f th e L lv liig O ed, on e va n g e li­ COLD WEATHER BLUES 643-4936. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care nrst BapHtl Church, 240 Hlllstown cal, (ullpospel church, Robertson MACC Fuel Bank fund drive. Since School, North School Street, Manches­ Mormon Thank God for all of you who The official town commemora­ and visitation; 4 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6 to 8 p.m.. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday The CtuRch of Jesus Christ ef Latter- we started into December with a school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Trinity Covenant brought in warm winter jackets to Confirmation Resource Center. M e e tin g Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m . day Saints, X Woodslde St., (Manchester. Fuel Bank deficit of $905, the tion is scheduled for the following evening service;; 7 p.m., mid-week Wendel K. Walton, bishop, 9:X a.m., the shelter over the holidays. We’ve Saturday — 7 p.m., Emanuel vs. Concordia se rvice . N u rse ry a t a ll se rvice s. (649- Nursery and Sunday school. decision to help us again this year Monday, Jan. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 sacrament meeting; 10:15 o.m., Sunday already passed them all out. Last basketball; 8 p.m., A.A. 7SD9) sch o o l and p rim a ry ; 11:40 a.m ., p rie st­ CovenanTchSrehr"*' was more than welcome news. SBM Center Congregational. Keynote nrst Baptist Chapel el the Deaf, 240 E Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, night we were digging through the pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday hood and roller soct^ . (4494003) a so increased their challenge speaker will be Dr. Floyd Bass. Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. odds and ends trying to find a warm K reu tzer, i^ o r . (443-7543) Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock coffee­ NBtlonBi Catholic S t S & u r f n t pledge to 81,500. And coming up Saturday, Jan. 24, Coffee at Prasbyterian house, 7:X p.m., first Saturday of the jacket for a slightly blue gentleman Harvest Time Bopllsl Church, 72 E. St. John the Bnptlst Polish National The MACC Fuel Bank provides is WINFEST VII, the annual Center St., AAanchester. Rev. M ark D. m onth. Sclfoo"**^^ — 7p.m., basketball practice, Keeney Street The Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St., will host a Sw,b1,flmsSD0,sMullen Catholic Church, X Golwoy St., Man­ small grants and loans to Manches­ who arrived on a snowy single digit celebration of Christian communi­ Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, pas­ Coffee Break meeting on Tuesday from 9:15 to 10:30 a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening C h u rch o f th e LIvU ig G od , on e va n g e li­ ter and Bolton residents who have temperature night in only a thin ties in the religious triangle of St. cal, full-gospel church, Robertson tor. Sunday moss schedule: 9 a.m. T ® P*"®yer breakfast. La a.m. The featured speaker will be pharmacist Roy service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 Weekday masses, 8 a.m. (4495904) exhausted their private resources shirt and windbreaker. If you Joseph Cathedral, Asylum Hill p.m . (443-9399) School, North School Street, Manches­ diaronatf ^ ^ trustees; Katz from The Medicine Shoppe, who will talk about ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. and are ineligible for other public or received a new jacket for Christ­ Congregational and Trinity Episco­ • the facts and fictions of medications. A story hour for Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11 :X o.m. private fuel assistance programs mas and are looking for a good pal. It will include Bible Study with Nursery and Sundoy school. NaiarenG ® prayer breakfast, home for your old one, it can be left children ages 3 to 5 is offered at the same time, as well Manchester Christian FellewsMp, 509 . _ ^ rch ef the Nonrsne, 2X Main St., ^ S t r a d a Restaurant: 6:45 p.m.. Pioneer Clubs; 7 Last year 95 families received Dr. Pheme Perkins, morning work­ Christian Science weekdays between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. as nursery care for infants and toddlers. Registration E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, MOnehesler. Rev. Philip Chalto, senior semina?*” ’ '»’«Mnen’s Bible study; men’s assistance with their shops and noon celebration with n r s t Church o f C h rist, Scte n tlst, 447 N. pastor. Sundays, 10 o.m.; Wednesdoy posto):: Rev. Mark Green, minister of utility bills. The vast majority of or any evening between 7:30 and will be taken for upcoming Coffee Break meetings, M ain St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., church Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock coffee­ outreach. 9:Xa.m ., Sundm school; W :X Rev. Beqjamin Weir, 18-month including Bible study and children’s story hours. For the grants are one time only 9:30 p.m. at the Samaritan Shelter. hostage. Reservation forms are in service, Sunday school, and core (or house, 7:n p.m., first Saturday of the a.m., worship, children's church and 466 Main St. more information, call 643-0906. sm a ll ch ild re n . (449-1444) R eading Room , m onth. nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise service, AGipESowshlp™ ■ P ’ grants/loans averaging $200 per your church or at the MACC office. 4S4A Center St., Manchester. (4496902) Full Gospel Interdenominational nursery. Mid-week Bible study, 7 p.m. Through the holidays contribu­ C h u rch , 745 M lain St., M anchester. Rev. (4446599) H^Saturday - 7 p.m., basketball game, filing Junior household. Exceptions are made in Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., unusually urgent and needful tions to help operate the shelter CHRISTMAS THANK YOUS Center Congregational adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 cases. For example, one elderly were received from Neal and What a great job — getting to Church of Christ p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7 :X PonlBcoBtal Esther Landers, Leland and Ann This week at Center Congregational Church, events struggUng to care for his thank so many wonderful people. p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday United Pentecostal Church, 187 Wood- Polish National Catholic Marie Stoppleworth, Paul and include; Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon at 7;M p.m., worship service. Prayer brWee St., Manchester. Rev. Marvin bedridden wife with multiple scle- Melanie Moroney, hot meal coordi­ streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Cynthia Bernier, Michael and Bev­ Sunday — 9 a.m., breakfast; 10; IS a.m., confirma­ line, 4446731,24 hours. Stuart, m inister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; ros s received not only extra nator, tells me she had so many minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., Bible Gospel HoN, Center Street, Manches­ erly Baudin, David Naab, Donald tion; 11:15 a.m., social hour. 11 a.m., morning worship; 4 p.m., assistance from the Fuel Bank but people volunteer to deliver Christ­ classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 p.m., ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., evening worship; 7:X p.m., MMe study and Lillian Peterson, W. B. Dicken­ Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir. worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer some free oil from his oil company. mas dinner she couldn’t use them Nursery proytded to r a ll se rvice s. (444- son Inc., St. Bartholomew Bridge Wedne^ay — 8; 30 p.m., healing prayers; 7:30 p.m.. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men’s prayer ^ Your dollars enable us to help all. 2903) (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Youth service Club, the Christian Involvement Pilgrim Choir. imbbgb keep our neighbors warm’ ’ all Thank yous for Seasonal Sharing JahcwBlt’s WH (Friday). (4496848) Committee of St. James, Concordia Thursday — 7:30 a.m.. Church Council. Jehovah’s Wllnosoee.447 Tolland Turn­ ouring these winter months. donations to Lisa Hollis. Florence Lutheran and “ greatest pike, Manchester. Tuesday, Congrega- Energy assistance from the MACC |l,ooo Jackson, William and Karen New­ Congrsgatlonal tlon Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thursday, private fuel bank is restricted shelter need” gift from South Theocratic Ministry School (speoklne ROUfE United Methodist. comb, Alice Kaptonak. Manuel and South Methodist Beltea Cspiniiillspul Church, 221 course), 7 p.m.; Service meeting (mlnls- 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coyentrv. Rev. during warm months. However, we Lidia Inguanzo. Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, P *" ’ ®'«sses of Christian doctrine in The shelter renovations fund Irv trolnlne), 7:50 p.m.; Sunday, Public Brad Evans, poster. Sunday, 9:X a.m., preparation for first communion. ™ ‘^nne in do provide some assistance when The following events are planned this week at South BoHon. Rev. Charles H. Erlcson, Mlnls- Bible Lecture o ;x a jn .i Wotchtower worship; W:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 received a real boost from Bill and United Methodist Church; for. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Study, 10:25. ( ,-1490) p.m., BlMe study and teilawshlp. Wed­ F riday— 7 p.m., choir. gas or electric shut offs jeopardize ch u rch sch o o l; 11 a.m ., fsU ow shlp; 11:15 nesday, 7:X p.m., prayer meeting. health or safety. An elderly person Joan Schwarz who made our week Sunday — 5:30 p.m., confirmation class; 6:30 p.m., Weekdays — 8 a.m., mass with Rev Stanley M a.m., tarum program. (4497077 etnee or (7497222) dependent on breathing apparatus with a note that said, “ We think the Christian Youth Fellowship. 447-007I parsonage. V b M W N C H W I M b # R ip THE Cepter CippriBattspit Church, 11 or a young mother with infants or idea is excellent, the place looks Monday — 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Women, Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Richard Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Gray, paster. W :X a.m., worship ser­ toddlers facing shut off of service in great and you have been doing a program “ Four Views from the World Methodist Curtis Jr., senior poster; Rev. Robert J. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. BIBLE Plovln, rabbi; Israel Tobotsky, contor; vice, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sunday school: 7 warmer months will be added with fine job” enclosed with a most Conference,” with the Johnsons and Susags. Bills, minister of vtsHollons; Rev. Clif­ p.m.. Inform al worship. (4490904) ford O. Slmgson, paster emeritus; Dr. Leon Wind, rabM emerthM. Services: Evening of recollection your Fuel Bank dollars even though handsome check. Thank you. Bill SPEAKS Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., Edgar-f^m ell Circle; 10 a.m.. Michael C Thomten, associate pastor. 10 7 :X p.m. Mondoy to Thursday, 8:1Sp.m. and Joan, and thanks to parishion­ Friday and 9:45 a.m. Saturday. (449M43) the critical cold weather months _ b y Vineyards study group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47; am ., worship service, sanctuory; Wa.m. Roman CaOiolic D Religious Education Committee of the ers from Concordia and North Eugung Brswur 7:30 p.m., Staff-Parish Relations Committee; Dupee church school. (4476941) have passed. Candles and toddlers n ist CoporsBPlIeiial Church uf An­ Church e( the ASMNnollen, Adams have an eveninJlf are a poor safety mix. Methodist for their dollar gifu Orcle. jGwiBh — Rdform Street at Thompson Roexi, Manchester. FEcoIlEction TuEsdsy in th© church iikv*oM* * a dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev. Richard H. December donors to the MACC toward shelter renovations. What Paul the apostle called a Wednesday — 7:15 a.m., early morning prayer Taylor, paster. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., Temple Belh HNIel, 1001 Foster St. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, poster. Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at 7:X, 9, M :X n^iv*'*'^ h ®‘‘*'vard Moran, a M ^cbesfer Fuel Bank include Martha Wies- “myatery” waa God’s eternal pur­ group; 1:30 p.m., A A R P 1275; 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; Sunday school, a ll ages; 11 a.m., Sunday Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- an d noon. (4492195) worship, nursery core provided. (749 ttnover. rabM. Services, 8:15 p.m. each man, Leiw Speed, The Manchester KING POTLUCK pose to make Gentiles and Jews 6:30 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel St. BNlhsliPn a’s Church, 741 E. 7494) Friday; children’s services, 7:4S p.m. Middle Tunioike, Manchester. Rev. Emblem Club No. 251, the Reynolds The Manchester Interracial I co-heirs, co-members of one Choir; Lydia Circle; adult study at 277 Spring St. n rst ConprsBOlloiMl Church of Coven­ second Frtdov of each month. (4446444) Martin J. Sdiolskv, peuler. Saturday Council, along with MACC and body, and co-sharers In his pro- Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir. try, 1171 M ain St., Coventry. Rev. Bruce moss a t 5 p.,it.; Sunday masses at 8:X, W Ft t Methodist, the Johnson, PMtor, 11 a.m., worship; 9:30 United Methodist Women of North Manchester (^mmupity (Allege, I mise. It was a myatery In that God Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m.. Our Gang and11:Xa.m. J 'c w ”S i f e S ” ’ p ■" . *• W . » «» am ., church school In Church Lane LutliGran \ St. Bridpet Church, X (Main St., will be celebrating Martin Luther had not revealed this plan for adult fellowship. House. Nursery core provided. (7490487) Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and agea past. But he made It known Second C s s p r s iP t l s u il C hurch, 385 N. C s n ee td M L u lh e m n Ch u rch (L C A ), 40 PKkln St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold T. Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, oo-pasters. through the apostles. Read Ephe- Main St., Mondiesler. The Rev. V. WOngerln, assistant pastor. Schedule: 8 Saturday moM 5 p jn .: Sunday mosses at Westwood to speak Josep h M ilto n , pa sto r. 10 a.m ., w orsh ip 7:30,9,10:X and neon. (4493403) ' alans 2:11-3:6. King dinner set service, Sunday school, and nursery for o.m., holy communion, nursery core; 9:15 a.m., church school, Christian St. JPRMS C h u rch , 894 (Main St., The Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, minister emeritus of Thoughts children; 4:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. growth hour, nursery core; H):n a.m. AAanchester. Rev. Fronds Krukowski, From this premies Paul Infers The Manchester Interracial Council will hold its (4492843) Rev. OavM' Boronowskl, Rev. Joseph the Unitarian Universalist Society: East, will be the annual pot luck supper to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin I seshdCipprsopBiPil Church e l Cuv- holy communion, nursery care. (449 that In Christ and through faith In 5311) Kelly. Msgr. Edword J. Reardon. Sotur- speaker at the society’s eighteenth anniversary him, we aH may approach God Luther King Jr. on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Concordia unhry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Ohwenuel LuMemn Church, 40 Church doy mouse at 4 and 4:X p.m.; Sunday Rev. OavM Jarvis, minister. Regular masses at 7:X, 9 ,10;Xa.m ., noon, ondS celebration on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Westwood will Alan Loy McGinnis gives practi­ Fourth, we need to learn the freely and confidently. Prayer Is Lutheran Church. Participants are asked to bring a schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., St., Manchester. Rev, Janet Londwshr, cal advice on developing friendship I pastor; Rev. C.H. Andersen, pastor p.m. (4494129) speak on his reminiscences of the society’s history. He gestures of love. The little things the common term we use for thia 1 casserole, vegetable or dessert for eight. The program OtahA-RMe to church; 8:45 a.m., church St. AAory Church, MOO AAoln St., school, nursery to grade eight, adult emeritus. Schedule: 8:W a.m., worship; will also tell a special story for the children. This will be ^ .’’'“ ..SS®*'’ “ The Friendship given make relationships strong privilege. Some acorn the very will include dancers from North United Methodist 9:45 a.m., church school: 11 o.m., Coventry. Father James J. Mnillomsen, Factor/’ First of all in order to have discussion; 11 a.m., coflOe and fellow­ pastor. AAoesee: 5:15 p.m., Saturday; 9:X Westwood’s first address during a regular program and secure. William Wordsworth concept, considering It but a Church and community testimony. ship; 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., Jr. worship service, nursery. (4491193) THnltv Cevonent Church, 302 Hackma­ and 11 a.m. Sunday. Conteestons4:Xto5 since his retirement in 1984. He had been called as the deep friendships we must assign' wrote, “ That best portion of a good I crutch for weak persons. pUgrlm fellowship; 4 p.m., senior church p.m. Saturday. (7494455) top priority to the relationship sch o o l and P ilg rim fello w sh ip . (742-4334) tack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman society’s Hrst minister in 1970. The society was formed man’s life — his little, nameless, Swenson. Schedule: 8 and It a.m., Church ef SI. AAourtce, a Hebron Rood, in January, 1969. ^ v e is not something that will just Regrettably, many who defend Concordia Lutheran TPicuttvINo Conaropnttonal Church, worship services; 9:Wa.m., Bible school. Botton. The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, unremembered, acts of kindness 1 Main Street and Elm H ill Rood, Tolcot- ( 4 4 9 2 i^ pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Westwood and his wife, Carolyn, make their home in hap^n Devotion to the cultivation and love.” this right neglect It to varying tvllle. Copostors: Rev. Ronald Boer and Latvian Lutheran Church e l Menchm moise tat7:X,9:15aod11gjn. (4436444) Here are the events planned this week at Concordia Rev. Deborah Hasderff. 10 a.m., worship West Cummington, Mass., where they operate a farm of fronds should be ournumber one Finally, create space in your degrees. God listens for our Lutheran Church: service and church school. (4490815) ter, 21 Garden St., Monchestor. (4492051) and a bed and breakfast. Westwood is the president of priority. prayers, verbalized or heartfelt imifGV wf FW eV bV IPW I lePOTwId relationships. Controlling the other Sunday — 8 a.m., communion; 9; 15 a.m., church Route 31 ond North River Rood, Coven­ Salvation Army Rowe Camp and Conference Center, in Rowe, Mass S ^ n d ly , we must learn to person is often done without realiz­ groanings (Rom. 8:26-27). In and school; Christian Growth Hour, on Brahms Requiem, try. W illiam Deuthwolto, pastor. Sdie- l utvuBsh Army, 441 AAoln St., Man­ Music for the program will be provided by Jeffrey cultivate transparency. The human through Chrlal ail may boldly, not dule: 10:15 a.m. worship ssrylce: 9 a.m. chester. AAol. and M rs. Reginald Russell. ing that we are denying them David L. Almond, leader; 10:30 a.m., communion. Covanant B lM e d o s s (7497548) 9;X a.m,, Sunday school: 10:45 a.m., Robbins, a young member of the society, who will play pereonality has a natural, built-in freedom. Some suggestions for timorously and hesitantly,] Monday — 7 p.m., finance committee; 7:30 p.m., Elen Bvenpellcnl Lutheran Church hollnees meeting; 4 pjn., solvatton original compositions for the synthesizer. Robbins, 17, inclination to reveal itself. When creating space: Be cautious about approach the Almighty. As hairs, T W e ttyC sysn u n t Chur ch , 302 H eckm o- (Misseurt Synod), Ceeper and High meeting. (4497787). church council. tock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman is a senior at Glastonbury High School, and has studied that is blocked we get into emo­ criticism, be accepting, encourage members, sharers In Christ, we | streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. tional difficulties. Tuesday — 6 p.m., catechetics classes; 6:30 p.m.. Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Kuhl, poster. 9:W ojn.. Divine worship; at the Hartt College of Music, the Greater Hartford uniqueness, allow for privacy may realize God’s eternal* Children’s Choir; 8 p.:n., adult Bible study. vwrshlp services; 9:30a.m., Bible school. 10:45 o.m. Sunday school: Holy Cenv Unitarian UnIvafBallBt Academy of the Performing Arts and in the summer Third, we must be open to talk encourage other relationships and purpose. (44928S5) munlon first and third S u n ^ . (449430) Wednesday — 10::i0 a.m., agoraphobia support (NiIIw Im i (MMVWdlEt Sc program of the Berklee College of Music in Boston about our affections towards oth- be prepared for changes in your group; 7:45 p.m.. Corcordia Choir. 153. W. Vernon St., AAanchMtar' ItM i Unitarian Universalist Society: East is located at 153 ere. We often feel embarrassed to relationship. CHURCH OF CHRIST Oldna Heath, m lnitter. 10:X ajn., ser­ show our affections. Many times Thursday — 6 p.m. Martin Luther King supper. vice. Nursery core and youth rellelous West Vernon St. A soup social will follow the program Epiacopai love goes unrequited simpiv be­ Mfdgll and V#mo(i SIt m Is Friday — 7 p.m., A A. ,1041 educotton. Coffee hour after eervloe. All interested people are invited to attend. Gareth Flanary h, USD B oston TU m pike,. B o lto n . R ev. S tew art (444-5151) cause it is undeclared. Saturtey — 7:30 p.m., games night. tt. GeeiBi’o I Church of Christ pIioiig: 646-2903 Ifs best to keep mum, mom Weddings Engagements Senior Citizens Pointers DEAR ABBY: For the DEAR END: She tells him in Polly Fisher second aim e in language that he can understand at Hobby shop two years, our the proper time and in the proper divorced daugh­ tone. Your reaction is understanda­ ter has moved a Dear Ahhy ble and valid, but there could be male friend into more to his refusal to clean up than unique part her home, not Abigail Van Buren meets the eye (or nose). He needs to more than two see his physician for a complete blocks from us. physical examination. His unex­ of center Her mother not plained change of behavior couldbe Try inexpensive only condones the result of a neurological Editor's note: This column is pre­ this far-out lifes­ disorder. pared by the staff of the Manchester tyle, but seems to welcome each at 29. My husband was 35. We had Senior Citizens' Center. bubbie baths by newcomer with open arms, while I only seven years together, but they DEAR ABBY: I am writing this -X am condemned for not being from my hospital bed after giving were wonderful in every way. I Bv Jeanette Cave friendly. birth to my fifth daughter. She is a have two sons with him, and a Senior Center Director I feel very uncomfortable with daughter from a previous mar­ beautiful baby, and. of course, I am using dish soap One of the most unique features of the our daughter’s living arrange­ riage. (It was annulled.) grateful that she is a healthy child, ments. especially when she and but I had prayed for a boy! Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center is its hobby (woodworking) shop. The shop these live-in men are present in our I am now married to a man who DEAR POLLY: My son enjoys taking bubble baths is equipped with the most-popular tools as much as any other child. However, I have found the home — an all-too-often occurrence has many fine qualities and I do My husband was so sweet when because she lives nearby. used for woodworking projects. One name brands of bubble bath for children are love him, but there is very little he heard it was another girl. But I may take advantage of the shop by short-lasting and quite costly. I solved this problem by Once I tried to explain my intimacy in our relationship. Why? could see the disappointment in his i r * working on individual projects or by squirting a small amount of a mild dishwashing liquid feelings, only to be told that my Because he is physically repulsive. eyes. This was our last try, Ahby. taking advantage of refinishing and into the tub water as it runs from the tap. The mountain attitude would lose us our daughter He is a hard-working, honest, After our first daughter we kept caning classes that are offered. Any of bubbles that result from such a small squirt thrills — something that happened long decent man, but when he comes hoping for a son, but it never y ago. happened. seniors using the shop must supply their my son, and the mildness of the dishwashing liquid home, he washes only if he feels like own materials and participants are makes it harmless to his soft skin. A 22-ounce bottle Please give me some guidelines it. I can’t stand to have him come to help me cope with this situation. I ’m writing this with tears Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kay Michelle Dantes Jean E. Ladd responsible for cleaning up their own lasts for several months! — MRS. J.M.W. near me. I can’t remember when he streaming down my cheeks. I feel BROKENHEARTED DAD last brushed his teeth or used a work stations. like such a failure. It’s as though I The center is looking for a hobby-shop DEAR POLLY: Cobwebs can appear on the porches mouthwash, or cleaned his finger­ let my husband down. I know there of the neatest homes. Fashion a quick remover from a DEAR DAD: I presume your insthictor with teaching experience, nails. He does not bathe or shower are many women who would be K a y-Le vy rolled-up sheet of newspaper. It will reach a high daughter is an adult, in which case Dantes-Forstrom Ladd-Deiick who will provide classes on safety, the before coming to bed. If Icomplain. thrilled to have the five daughters I she doesn’t need your permission to Marla Beth Levy, daughter of Mr. and proper use and maintenance of tools, ceiling quite well and isdisposable, with plenty of extra he says I am nagging him. and I have, so go ahead and tell me I Beverly McCabe-Lake of Stockton, Ronald B. Ladd of 63 Pitkin St. and sheets available for a large cleaning project. — live in the lifestyle of her choice. It should please just leave him alone. Mrs. Joel Levy of 49 Cushman Drive, Calif., announces the engagement of her Carol W. Ladd of West Hartford and assist seniors in personal projects. is your right to disapprove, but for deserve a spanking for complain­ Anyone interested may call the center. RICHARD Well, I have left him alone — for married Barry L. Kay. son of Mr. and daughter, Michelle Dantes, to Jonathan announce the engagement of their you to make her and her friend ing. However, if you have a few Women as well as men are encouraged four months. I haven’t mentioned Mrs. David Kay of Albany. N. Y.. Nov. 16 S. Forstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald daughter, Jean E. Ladd, to Robert F. DEAR PO LLY: While cleaning the windowsill uncomfortable in your home will words of consolation for me, I could to use the shop. divorce because he’s a very good at Chez Joseph in Agawam. Mass. A. Forstrom of 256 Timrod Road. Derick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R. between the window and screen, I decided to try using a only drive her away. Be the use them now. provider, but I must admit, the Rabbi Leon Wind officiated. The bride The bride-elect is a graduate of Derick of West Hartford. clean, 2-inch paintbrush. I dipped it in warm, soapy gracious host. To be judgmental MOTHER OF GIRLS WINTER CLASSES ARE beginning to thought has crossed my mind. He was given in marriage by her parents. (Chaparral High School, Las Vegas, The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate of water and took a few quick swipes at the sill. The brush about their lifestyle (in word or Cheryl Levy, the bride’s sister-in-law. Nev., and Healds Business College, Conard High School, West Hartford, and fill so don’t be disappointed by waiting did a quick and thorough job. getting in all the comers, wasn’t this way when I married DEAR MOTHER: In the first until the last moment. The schedule is as action) would be counterproductive him. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Oakland, Calif. She is employed in a 1982 graduate in computer science of too. — MARGE if you rally want to “ cope" as you place, you’re not a “ failure.” and follows: Abby, how does a lOS-pound Margaret McNamara. Terri Smith. customer support for A & F Consulting. the University of Vermont. She is a For a really special Valentine, make your own say you do. you didn’t let your husband down. 1. Ceramics — Mondays and Fridays, woman get a 200-pound man to Amy Needel. Shanta Sottz and Susan B. The prospective bridegroom attended strategic marketing engineer for Texas gorgeous “ designer” chocolates with the recipes in The male determines the sex of the Moskowitz. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Begins Jan. 26. clean up? child. But If you are determined to Manchester Community College and Instruments in Houston, Texas. Polly’s newsletter “ Handmade Chocolates.” Send $1 DEAR ABBY: I became a widow Ronald Kay was best man for his 2. Basketweaving — Mondays, 9:30 to END OF M Y ROPE have a son, why not adopt one? graduated from the University of The prospective bridegroom is a 1976 for each copy to Polly’s Pointers, in care of the brother. Ushers were Robert Levy. Reid Nevada, Las Vegas, in 1984. He is a Conard High School graduate and a 1980 11:30 a.m. for beginners and 12:30 to Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 91428, aeveland, Ohio Sperber, Peter Serron. Peter Sharky banquet manager at the Mark Hopkins graduate of the University of Hartford 2:30 p.m. for advanced. Begins Jan. 26. 44101-3428. Be sure to include the title. and Dan Gillen. Hotel, San Francisco, Calif. with a bachelor's degree in marketing. 3. Exercise with Cleo — Tuesdays 1:30 After reception at Chez Joseph, the A Feb. 28 wedding is pianned in San He is a communications equipment to 2:30 p.m. and Fridays from 11 a.m. to Polly wUI lend yon a PoUy Dollar ($1) if she noes your See the family doctor first couple left for a wedding trip to Maui. Francisco. salesman with Ricoh Corp. in Houston, noon. Begins Jan. 20. favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. They live in Hudson. Mass. Texas. 4. Drivers’ education — Tuesday and Write Polly’s I^lnters in care of the Manchester D E A R D R . The bride is a graduate of Manchester An April 4 wedding is planned at the Wednesday, Jan. 27 and 28, 12:30 to 4 Herald. doctor if, in fact, you are really GOTT: In your ’ High School and Simmons College. She First Chu rch of Christ Congregational in p.m. Those who complete the class will having symptoms of diabetic neu­ column, you is employed as a service manager at West Hartford. receive 5% reduction on insurance ropathy. Perhaps the alcohol is often recom­ AT&T Information Systems. premiums as mandated by state law. helping a skin condition that is not The bridegroom is a graduate of 5. Line dancing — Wednesdays, 9:30 to mend that peo­ related to your diabetes. ple with medical Dr. Gott Albany High School and the State 11:30 a.m. for advanced and 10:30 yp A reminder to ail readers: Don’t problems see University of New York at Oswego. He is 11:30a.m. for beginners. Begins Jan.28. drink nibbing alcohol — or any type specialists. For Peter Gott, M.D. a district sales manager at Lever Bros. 6. Oil painting — Tuesdays, 9:30 to of alcohol, medicinal product or example, in a Co, 11:30 a.m. Begins Feb. 2. substance labled “ for external use 7. Crewel — Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 recent column, only.” The results can be fatal. you advised a a.m. Begins Feb. 4. patient with sca­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I have an THE SENIOR CENTER is sponsoring bies to see a active pelvic inflammatory disease About Toivn a Valentine dihner/dance on Feb. 13 dermatologist; however, a family will welcome this approach, and we infection that seems impossible to from .6 to 10 p.m. A fabulous chicken doctor, using an inexpensive owe our patients the courtesy of clear up. If I get pregnant now, will dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Dinner remedy, could have cured the prompt referral if we are stumped it cause any complications in my Circle meets Chorus rehearses Program on AIDS will consist of chicken breast stuffed condition at a fraction of what a or otherwise unable to help. pregnancy or damage to the baby? with broccoli and cheese, baked potato, specialist would charge. As a As a general internist. I ’ll go on St. Margaret’ s Circle, Daughters of The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Bowers School PTA will have a public sour cream/butter, cranberry sauce, family doctor, I would like you to DEAR READER: Pelvic inflam­ Isabella will meet Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel meeting on the AIDS policy in Manches­ vegetabie, roll, dessert, and beverage. record as saying that I support the matory disease (PID ) often causes emphasize that many ailments are family physician as a primary at First Federal Savings and Loan Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Coffee ter schools Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Menu: best treated by a general doctor. infertility or miscarriages. Al­ Association, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. and refreshments will be served before Bowers School cafeteria. Speakers will caregiver — with the hope that you though you may be able to conceive Monday — Tuna-salad sandwich, and other general doctors will rehearsal. be Lynne Gustafson, head school nurse chowder, dessert, beverage. DEAR DOCTOR: I agree with and carry to term with PID. this is On Jan. 20 the chorus will present a for the Manchester public schools, and agree to refer patients whose needs unlikely until the infection is WATES marks 32nd Tuesday — Macaroni and cheese, you that a person’s family doctor is program at 10 a.m. for the Old Guard Jane Burgess, Connecticut nurse coor­ exceed your abilities. cleared up. Your primary goal now vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. the best initial resource to use in Manchester WATES will have a Club at Emanuel Lutheran Church. dinator for the AIDS program. is to get the infection eradicated; Wednesday — Beef stew, roll, dessert, finding solutions to medical prob­ 32nd-year anniversary gathering Tues­ beverage. DEAR DR. GOTT: I have dia­ then the problems having to do with lems. However, many readers day at Oradge Hall on Center Street. Israeli film shown Thursday — Meatloaf, gravy, potato, write for help with situations that betic neuropathy and find that pregnancy can be addressed. For Weigh-in will be from 6:15 to 7; 15 p.m. Zionism the topic rubbing alcohol really helps. Is example, some forms of pelvic vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. their own doctors have been unable Former members are also invited to the The Zionist Revolution will be the “ The Wooden Gun,’ ’ an Israeli film there a medical reason for this? inflammation can spread to the Friday — Sliced turkey sandwich, — or unwilling — to resolve. Many meeting. which focuses on two rival gangs in soup, dessert, beverage. baby, so if you do have a pregnancy subject of the Wednesday noon luncheon ailments are, indeed, best treated Any woman 18 years or older and at Israel in the 1950s will be shown Sunday, Scores: DEAR READER: There is no in the presence of PID. the infant lecture at Federation East, 434 Oakland AP photo by a general doctor. Yet, for least 10 pounds overweight may join the Jan. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at Federation East, sound medical reason why the could be infected. Deal with the St. Dr. Roger Klein, adjunct assistant Jan. 5 pinochle: Leon Fallot 795; Bob reasons best known to the doctor, group. professor of religion and university 434 Oakland St. external application of alcohol main priority; adequate treatment Schubert 773; Fntz Wilkinson 758; John family physicians often seem hesit­ chaplain at Wesleyan University, will Tickets wUl be available at the door Clown donors should relieve neuropathy. Alcohol of the inflammation. Klein 745; Sam Schors 744; Bob Ahem ant to refer difficult or challenging present the lecture from noon to 1:30 for $2.50 for adults, $2 for senior adults 741; Helena Gavello 736.' is a vaso-dilator, which means that Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey cases to specialists. Be informed about prescription Catholics convene p.m. and $1 for students. it causes some blood vessels to open drugs: Send for Dr. Gott’s new Jan. 7 bridge; Hans McCarthy 5,830; Participants should bring a dairy The program is sponsored by the Circus clowns Casey Carle, left, and As diagnosis and treatment re­ more widely. However, this effect Health Report, Consumer Tips on The Manchester Chapter of Connecti­ Helen Vogt 5,510; Helen Bensche 5,240; lunch. Coffee and pastry are provided. Suburban Institute, a joint effort of the Grace Gibbs 5,000. Scott Linker clown around while giving quire more medical sophistication. is unlikely to influence structures, Medicines. For your copy, send f l cut Catholic Women will meet Thursday For more information, call the Greater Greater Hartford Jewish Federation I ’d like to see more general doctors such as nerves, beneath the skin. In and your name and address to P.O. at 8 p.m. at St. James Church, lower Dec. 31 bridge; Irene Hallowell 4,890; blood Tuesday in Miami Beach, Fla. Hartford Jewish Community Center and the Jewish communities of area take the initiative in obtaining diabetic neuropathy, it is these Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101- level. A teacup auction will be held. Tom Giordano 4,670; Helen Vogt 4,470; January is National Blood Donor month. 23&4571. towns. Bill Cooper 4,210. second opinions. People usually nerves that malfun^on. Ask your 3428. Be sure to mention the title. . -rjair-. s’™ Iran crisis proves stranger than fiction By Robert M. Andrews The Associated Press Hubert Humphrey’s vice presidential candidate in 1968 and McCarthy as an WASHINGTON — At first, critics told independent presidential candidate the novelists Abigail McCarthy and Jane same year. The agents returned for Muskie that their taie of high-ievel protective duty when Muskie became corruption in the U.S. government was a President Carter’s secretary of state in little far-fetched, but the unfolding Iran 1980. arms scandal is proving stranger than “ Really, an official wife can be almost fiction. completely cut off,” said Mrs. "W e are having a quiet chuckle, ’’ says McCarthy. “ She’s got the Secret Service Mrs. McCarthy. “ We had the vice there, people can’t get to her If they president involved in arms sales and the decide not to let people get to her, if president didn’t know it, and now this. someone were evil enough to do that. Our book doesn’t seems so far-fetched “ I remember when we had the Secret MAGAZINE now.’ ’ Service in the house, with television " I f anyone had written this Iran arms cameras monitoring everything, all story six months ago, they’d have said calls coming through the Secret Service they were nuts,” Mrs. Muskie said. “ It’s switchboard. All of a sudden your getting to be just like Watergate in a friends can’t walk in the front door. It’s a sense, because you pick up the paper in very strange feeling.” the morning and there’s another So they had an idea for a book, and revelation.” Mrs. McCarthy’s publisher was inter­ ’The two women, who are the wives of ested. Mrs. Muskie, suffering the former Sens. Eugene McCarthy, D- “ empty nest” syndrome with the last of Minn., and Edmund S. Muskie, D- her five children finally away at college, Maine, collaborated to produce a was eager to help. fast-paced Washington thriller, “ One An artist and interior decorator who Woman Lost,” which was published .in had never written professionally, Mrs. October by Atheneum and is in its Muskie volunteered as a research second printing. assistant and left the writing to Mrs. Tile futuristic novel, set in post- McCarthy, an accomplished author and Reagan Washington in 1992, tells the essayist who had published two earlier Pam Shriver story of a vice president’s wife who books and writes a column for Common­ already is a political embarrassment weal magazine. because of her peace activist leader­ They began work in 1979, with ship. She gets into big trouble, however, frequent interruptions for health or when she discovers her husband’s career reasons, and wrote three ver­ secret involvement in a conspiracy that sions before they finished. Valuable includes international terrorists, drug information on hospital procedures and trafficking and arms shipments to J U l drug reactions was provided by Mrs. Mexican revolutionaries. McCarthy’s 33-year-old son. Dr. Mi­ Tennis star savors Celia Mann is silenced with the JANE MUSKIE. LEFT, AND ABIGAIL MCCARTHY chael McCarthy, who works in a b a ttle approval of her husband; She is . . . chuckling over criticism of their novei clinic. kidnapped, immobilized with powerful Tile authors believe the book also may be prophetic in casting their fictional taste of success drugs and held captive in a hospital as firm, is a member of President Newport Beach, Calif., to prevent her president, L|ly Batchelder, as a woman. an alleged drug addict. Her escape with Reagan’s special review board on the from telling what she knew about the Mrs. McCarthy is confident that as the help of Roman Catholic nuns and a workings of the National Security Watergate scandal. growing numbers of women win elec­ sympathetic Secret Service agent leads Council, which directed the secret Iran “ I had just reviewed a book about tions as mayors, governors, state to a climactic shoot-out at a Boston arms operation from the White House Martha and was having lunch with legislators and members of Congress, a airport during an abortive hostage basement. She refused to comment on exchange. Jane,” Mrs. McCarthy said in an qualified woman will emerge to run for Muskie’s latest assignment. interview. “ We found it so chilling. We president — and win. “ So many things that started in this ’The two authors, who are friends, said, what if that happened to either of Her ideal of the new woman, she says, book 6>/i years ago, it’s prophetic. Lots insist that their book is pure fiction, us and we didn’t have the press is Philippines President Corazon of things have come to take place,” said although it was inspired by the late connections that Martha had. Who Aquino, who “ absorbed her husband’s Mrs. Muskie. “ I guess if you live long Martha Mitchell. TTie wife of President would help us?” strengths and love of democracy and enough, these things come to pass.” Nixon’s attorney general, John M. Both women had Secret Service also brought this new, more humane, Mrs. Muskie’s husband, now a senior Mitchell, claimed that she once was partner in a New York international law guards when their husbands were more nurturing, more reconciling as­ beaten and ipjected with drugs in candidates for high office — Muskie as pect of human nature to her job.”

'Glitters’ looks at movie biz Best-SeDers FICTION A LL THAT GLITTERS. By Tho­ “ All That Glitters” is a closely 1. "It,” Stephen King mas Tryon. Knopf. 479 Pages. detailed, behind-the-scenes look at 2. "Red Storm Rising," Tom Clancy 118.95. Book Review the formative years of the motion 3. "Whirlwind,” James Clavell picture industry. Tryon contrasts 4. "Hollywood Husbands." Jackie Collins In 1888, Los Angeles was a city of the Hollywood of today with the 5. "Wanderlust," Danielle Steele 25.000 people. A scant eight miles Hollywood of yesterday and writes 6. "The Prince of Tides," Pat Conroy northwest of the "downtown” inter­ explains early in the novel. “ I know with a passion for his subj^t. As 7. "Last of the Breed," Louis L’Amour section were barley fields and the character, Caine remarks; 8. "Flight of the Intruder," Stephen Coonts citrus fields. where the bodies are buried. And, given the chance. I tell.” Caine “ You can’t write intelligently about 9. "Foundation and Earth,” Isaac Asimov The citrus ranch acquired a name certainly does know where the Hollywood; it’s just about dreams, 10. "The Mirror of Her Dreams," Stephen R. — Hollywood. And in the years that bodies are buried. And he isn’t shy there’s not much flesh there, only Donaldson followed,' Hollywood became a about telling. fantasy. It’s fantasy even now, in NONFICTION place of bright lights and broken this latter age of cable and MTV.” 1. "Fatherhood,” Bill Cosby hearts; where being a “ star” was But Caine is not a vindictive Maybe that’s what’s wrong with 2. "McMahonl," Jim McMahon f- the most important thing of all. character, out to settle an old score. this novel. Tryon strips away the 3. "His Way,” Kitty Kelley Novelist Thomas Tryon captures At least not with these five ladies. fantasy to reveal the flesh. But it’s 4. “Word for Word," Andy Rooney ''*^**A some of the feeling of the glory days Each, in her own way, is a friend of no longer news that actors are not 5. "The Frugal GourmetCooksWIth Wine," Jeff '..-S'*' of Hollywood — the Golden Age of Caine’s, even, in the end, Claire the characters they portray, or Smith Moving Pictures — in his latest Regrett, the nastiest of them all. stars shining brightly in the heav­ 6. "One Knee Equals Two Feet,” John Madden j - book, “ All That Glitters.” The “ movie star” masks of each ens, but imperfect human beings. 7. “A Day In the Life of America,” Smolan and There are five prominent charac­ Thus, there is little to distinguish Cohen ters in the story. All women. All of the five women are' stripped away — but the novel retains a this novel from others like it. The 8. "James Herriot’s Dog Stories,” James movie "stars.” Babe, Belinda. characters are new, but the literary Herriot iManrifpatpr Mrrald April, Maude and Claire. Five feeling of fantasy and romance as all the bright stars in the sky are devices are old. 9. "One More Time,” Carol Burnett individual stories, all told by an 10. ’’The Frugal Gourmet,” Jeff Smith actor-tumed-writer named Charlie reminders of all the movie stars Saturday, Jan. 10,1987, that made the industry great. - CAROL DEEGAN (Courtesy of Time, the weekly newsmagazine) Caine who knew them all. Caine THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 88 — MANCHESTEH HERALD. Saturday, Jan. 10, 1987 ' i ' ' I . Vi ■’■I'I-; ' ; I ^^ I ■ ' MAWCHE81TO HfeWAtM. M im .- n Profile The story behind the story By Josie Joan Nassiff Q. Could you give me some Q. Please tell me about Michael go to drama school, which he background on actor Brian Pare. I think he’s an excellent did, and was then discovered Dennehy? I think he is a actor. Mrs. Jeanellyn Delaney, again, or his picture was, by a A g * 37 sensational actor. What is he Las Vegas, Nev.; Michael talent agent conducting a search Bom June 27, 1949 currently doing? Glenda Doherty, Oak Lawn, III. for ABC. He was flown out to Occupation photographer Williams, Santa Maria, Calif. A. He’s 28 (bom October 9, Hollywood, cast in the series Favortta food Italian A. He’s 48, was bom in 1958), from Brooklyn and then “The Greatest American Hero” Bridgeport, Conn., and raised in Tarrytown, N.Y., one of 10 and then in a TV movie, “Crazy Favorite sport eating Brooklyn and Mineola, Long children of a print-shop operator Times.” Idea of a good vacation sun, sand and Hostess Twinkles Island. He was an All-City and his wife, a hospital financial The movie that launched him, What you do to relax exercise football player (he’s 6’3” and aid officer. His father died when “Eddie and the Cruisers,” Favorite entertainer Aretha Franklin 260 pounds) in high school but he was 4 and his mother had to followed almost immediately, as Favorite magaxine Better Homes & Gardens he really preferred acting; he struggle to support the family did — this is where the Favorite author John Steinbeck portrayed no less than and hold it together. downside starts — a couple of "Macbeth” in his senior-year To make things a bit easier, Favorite spot in Manchester Center Springs Park bombs, “Streets of Fire” and Car Mustang class production. he moved to Fenton, Mich., “The Philadelphia Experiment.” Acting wasn’t something that during his high-school years to He apparently went through a Favorite color black people in his family seriously live with an uncle. After somewhat troubled phase, which Favorite book "Alice in Wonderland" studied, however, so when he graduation, he returned to New culminated in the loss of a film Pet peeve indifference to environment went to Columbia it was to York and enrolled at the role and stint at AA. Favorite TV show “Moonlighting.” study history, although he did Culinary Institute of America. He is back working now, Best thing about Manchester hometown feeling continue to dabble in school He excelled there and after though. One film, “Women’s productions. completing his studies, got a job Club,” is due for release, and a After Columbia, he joined the in a New York restaurant. midseason replacement series, Marines and was sent to His discovery by Hollywrxid “Houston Knights,” of which Vietnam. Ironically, after he seems to be a press agent’s he’s the star, is due on CBS any returned and decided, finally, to fantasy, but it’s true; After minute. He’s been married to try becoming an actor, his first finishing work one night, he model Marissa Roebuck for a break was a part in an anti-war went to another New York couple of months. He had play, “Streamers." That led him restaurant to wait for his previously been married to to Hollywood where he was cast then-girlfriend to quit work for lawyer Lisa Katselas and as a football player in the night and was spotted by a involved in a long relationship' "Semi-Tough,” his first movie Brian Dennehy talent agent. She suggested he Michael Pare with actress Nancy Allen. break. Since that film, he has literally not stopped working. He “Cocoon,” “F/X,” ‘Twice in put in time on “Dynasty”, did a Lifetime” and “Legal Q . Please tell me what Vincent Spano has been in and what several TV movies and many Eagles.” he’ll be doing next. D.H., Trenton, N J. movies, among them “Looking He has two new ones due for A. Since the 24-year-old has been working for 10 years, he’s for Mr. Goodbar," “10,” release as well: “Best Seller” been in quite a few things. His professional debut was in the "F I S T.,” “Foul Play,” and “The Belly of an Pulitzer Prize-winning play “The Shadow Box,” followed by the "Gorky Park,” “Split Image,” Architect.” Currently, he’s off-Broadway production of “Runaways,” and his movie debut “First Blood,” “Never Cry shooting a movie for HBO was in a mystery called “The Double McGuffin.” [SlflOBfiOI Wolf,” “Silverado,” called “Lion in Africa.” He also appeared for awhile in “Search for Tomorrow,” did several TV movies and the theatrical features “Rumble Fish,” PUT HELP “Baby, It’s You,” “Over the Edge,” “The Black Stallion RIGHT AT Returns,” “Alphabet City,” “Creator” and “Maria’s Lovers.” Recently he finished two others for upcoming release; “Blood Q . Please settle a debate Ties” and “Good Morning, Babylon.” between me and my boyfriend. I FINGERTIPS. say that Chuck Woolery was the Specials for the Month of January ordinal host of “Wheel of (Tuesday through Sunday) Fortune” before Pat Sajak. He Q. I’ve been trying for a long says no. Who’s right? Patricia time to find out the M. Dingle, Somers Pt., S J . whereabouts of sitter John Veal Sorento A. You are. When the show Gary. Please help. John Veal & eggplant lightly breaded, married in debuted in 1975, Woolery was Burroughs, Brigantine, N J. MCGRUFF a delicious sauce that will peak your taste buds. the host, which he remained for A. He’s been based in Dallas for HOUSE several years. In 1983, when the the last 15 years but he has STAKT A McGRUFF HOUSE • Scallop Shrimp Casserole jazzier, nighttime version was spent most of the last few years I N YOXTR N E IG H B O R H O O D . in a garlic accent Mornay sauce with introduced, Pat Sajak, (a former on the road. According to his K::, : h< v.- W ;r.' ■■ Los Angeles weatherman who Richard Pryor assistant, “He's still very N itiii.t! Prf'Vi-:.' .■ r: a crumb topping. $1195 had replaced Woolery on the actively performing and he likes CcHii..':; s t f - ::vi. daytime version two years to travel. Just in the last year, he l '* ■ [ * 1.1 u t ;i ! i;'.': 'I’. I ’ ( ■ 'I -Ofj earlier) and Vanna White Q . I keep hearing rumors about was on the road twice — the A:, i became the stars of what became Richard Pryor’s heatth. Wfutt’s first, a 73-city tour of the West; •iSt •- • TAKE A BITE OUT OF a phenomenally successful show. wrong widt him? Is it serious? the second, a 53 city tour of the Sunday Brunch llam-3pm / Dinner 4pni-9pm But you’re right, Woolery was Stun Harris, Midland, Texas East and Canada. He took two there first. A. Rumors circulated widely that days off for Christmas and then he had AIDS after he appeared left for Phoenix, where he’ll be on the ‘Tonight Show” performing for the next six underweight and unable to see in weeks. Then, he'll go off one eye. After that appearance, somewhere else.” though, he checked into a 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE RED. 2. BOLTON, CONN. 06040 hospital, had some major sinus surgery and appeared to be recovering and regaining the 20 643-2342 Chuck Woolery pounds that he'd lost. John G ary 1... li'n J

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(60 min.) against a Waser who is attempting to sa­ Week. Vincent Winter '1962 TV puzzle solution on page 32 Aatrograph girl's love and courage are tested during ooo oo cult, the group's followers take over the [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Final Justice' A trigger- botage an oil company. Henry Silva. Ter- [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: her many adventures while attempting to police station. happy Texas deputy is assigned to return lence Longdon, Suzanne Lloyd. 1965. 1958 NPL Championship help a handsome soldier under the spell of dD House Calls an Italian criminal to Europe. Joe Don [C N N ] Evans and Novak [HBO] MOVIE: 'Chorus Line: The a two-headed mouse. Voices of Michele prove unwise to loan funds that should ^ 2 2 7 When Mary, Rose and Pearl Baker. Rated R. 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Michael Pare, Nancy Allen. ably manage could be in the offing for Leiah McCloskey, Carl Weathers 1978 leader Bruce Li, Carl Scott. 1980. ance Kid's widow is in jeopardy when she d7) Doctor Who 7:30PM C5D News Magazine goes undercover as a drug dealer, while usual lor you today. If you do partici­ learns that Sundance did not die. Elizabeth Bobby DiCicco. 1984. Rated PG. you today If you associate with overly CO 9® Pro Bowlers Tour: Seagrarn's Robin and Kevin decide that the family (S) MOVIE: ‘Exorciit II: Tlw Heretic' dD MOVIE: 'The Grass is Always Gree­ Montgomery, Robert Foxworth, L.Q [CN N] Newswatch (X) Te d Knight S how Muriel quits her job. [TM C ] MOVIE: Endless Love' A teen­ dependent persons. Know where to pate, however, be sure it's Just for pen­ Cooler U.S. Open Coverage of the needs a new car. (60 min.) 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Jan. 10.19«7 — 1» Cover Story Trends Pam Shriver The ink flows, but the wrong color Articulate tennis star Duel by mail brings no satisfaction to peh lover

savors the long shot By William Walden adding that I hoped the defect correspondent. could be correct^ without my “I owe you an apology,” he riven by indignation, having to mail the pens to its wrote. “Our company never By Linda-Marie Singer self-doubts, punishing injuries, a thirst for service department. abandons its custoiners.” plus on-going feuds with tennis At the Ixittom of my typed He’d been trying to spare me parents and players. am Shriver can’t believe letter, I appended three the inconvenience of mailing the Although her story makes for it. She's about to win handwritten lines, the first two pens to the company for easy reading, two items are Wimbledon, if she can inscribed with my newly servicing, but that could no just slap one more saggingly repetitive: an overdose D information or merely acquired pens and the third with longer be avoided. I was to send winner down the line. of professional respect for a wish to be helpful, a different pen filled with the them to the factory, which Martina Navratilova and Chris Thunderous applau.se I have written letters same ink but whose black line would repair them free of greetsP her shot, as the umpire Evert Lloyd, and her doubles on occasion to large charge. put the two above it to shame. booms into the microphone, pairing with Navratilova leading corporations. Their replies The company answered I sent the pens. When they “Game, set and championship to to questions about the seldom have been satisfactory. promptly with a short came back, a few weeks later, I Miss Shriver.” Marylander's sexual preference. For every friendly and helpful handwritten letter, a practically tried them again. They still Martina Navratilova blinks “Being a six-foot tennis answer, I generally receive five unheard-of personal touch these wrote a hideous gray. I wrote to hard across the net, then slowly player is not great for a girl's cool acknowledgments and 10 days and a gratifying one to a my Swiss friend once more, advances to shake her social life,” she maintains, curt brushoffs (“Send this lover of fountain pens like me. appending the usual handwritten opponent's outstretched hand. although these days one look at correspondent our form 32-C”). The letter writer, who had a samples to prove that the “1 did it!" the six-foot player Shriver's lustrous skin and hair, But one letter I wrote to a Swiss-sounding name and was in problem had not been solved. shouts out, while the Duke and inviting hazel eyes, and it's . manufacturer of writing the sales department, told me Weeks and months elapsed, Duchess of Kent approach evident that her spirit seems to instruments whose empire that my trouble stemmed from but I got no answer. Center Court at the All England have lobbed its way past that extends over several continents using the wrong ink. The To add to my frustration, the Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club... former tough exterior. and whose name is synonymous solution to my problem was firm kept billing me for the two Somewhere in the distance an “If you do meet a young with prestige brought on my simple: Use his company’s black bottles of supposedly free black alarm goes off, as Pamela man, he's liable to think you're most remarkable exchange of ink, which was made especially ink that it had sent me to correct Howard Shriver quickly awakens a lesbian. Tournament lifestyle correspondence ever. for its pens. the problem that had not been to an unseliling realization: The is tough for a woman alone. Impressed by the firm’s “To prove my point, I will corrected. Again, I wrote the dream is over. That's when some of the reputation, I bought two of its send you free of charge (2) firm’s president, saying I was But not the desire. “All 1 homosexual relationships start. best fountain pens. They were bottles,” he wrote. “It should conscientious about paying my need is one decent A girl who has been out on the expensive, and in appearance do the trick.” bills but I didn’t intend to pay breakthrough,” she reminds tour for a few years gets they were more than handsome When the bottles arrived, I for ink that I was told would be herself. “Just one good win.” depressed. She probably had a — they were striking, flushed the old ink from both sent me without charge, Translation: Capture either the steady boyfriend, but the impressive, almost intimidating. pens, waited three days to make especially since it hadn't helped. French, U.S. or Australian distance or something broke Both were quite large. There sure they were thoroughly dry, The president didn’t answer Opens, or Wimbledon, the big them up, and she's vulnerable. probably are people on earth filled them witht he new ink and and the bills continued to arrive. four grand slam events in tennis. If not for Don, I would have whose hands can comfortably wrote with them. They gave the A few months later, I took the In all fairness, Shriver did been vulnerable to another AP Photo hold such pens — professional same gray results as before. bit in my teeth and wrote to the come close during the 1978 U.S. woman's approaches when 1 was Pam Shriver smiles as she demonstrates her basketball players, for example head of the firm's European Open, when, at age 16, she especially sad or lonely.” — but the pens felt unwieldy in I wrote to the firm again, headquarters, summarizing the winning style during the 1986 Virginia Slims thanking it for the ink and halted Martina Navratilova in the Don Candy, the former mine, which are of average size. previous correspondence and them with another for a tum-of-the-century pen so semis, though failed to conquer tournament. I filled them with the brand of informing it that regrettably asking whether it was the manufacturer’s ink, and he old it had no self-filling Australian Davis Cupper, there was no improvement. I Chris Evert in the finals. hooked up with the star-to-be at black ink that I’ve used for more company’s policy to ignore recommended that I buy his mechanism and had to be filled than 20 years, which I favor appended three more handwritten customers’ complaints. firm's newest model pen, which by an eyedropper. But if the teen-ager couldn't the Orchard Indoor Tennis Club shots), it wouldn't be surprising over Hana Mandlikova, the fathom how much other girls because it flows readily and samples as proof. My question must have stung he assured me would write The beat-up relic, when filled forgive herself for losing, the in Maryland when she was only for her peers, who frequent the brilliant but off-beat Czech respect her. “Chrissie feels we leaves a sharp, dark line. Then I The Swiss gentleman replied him, for shortly afterward I “dark black.” He said he was with black ink, produced a computet could, giving her a 9 years of age. (Today Pam celebrated Virginia Slims series, whom she labels “wacko.” cut her down and only cate wrote with both pens. with a typed letter this time, received from him, by air mail, arranging to have the firm’s uniform, unfailing, unwavering, No. I? worldwide ranking. owns the club.) It seems that to wish she had never left home. “What I meant was that she’s about Martina, but it’s Chris To my consternation, they which read in part, “Although I a three-page typewritten letter, U.S. branch send me the heartwarming black line. I love Shriver became the youngest Mrs. Shriver tucked away a gift “Actually, yoii should take impulsive. Take her marriage in who’s regarded in such high wrote gray — a watery, feeble can yield many explanations, I single-spaced, which I can only company’s newest black ink, that old pen. ■ finalist in U.S. Open history, certificate for a tennis lesson for Shriver for what she is — Prague during the Federation esteem. gray that wavered from light cannot offer the answer you describe as emotional and even gratis. resulting in the Women's Tennis her daughter's Christmas candid and refreshing,” vouches Cup. No one knew she was even “Unfortunately, she doesn’t gray to dark gray and back desire. (Our) pen is not When the newest black ink Association voting her stocking. That's when Candy, a Elise Burgin, Shriver's dating the guy. I found out impassioned. It was frill of always put things in perspective again, making it even less responsible for black ink assurances, warnings, arived, it wrote no darker than “Newcomer of the Year.” man with an infectious childhood companion and while passing this church, and especially when dealing with the attractive than a uniformly gray appearing gray when applied to accusations, recommendations the old. I relayed this news to Today, at age 24, resembling breeziness, showed remarkable professional tennis player. accidentally seeing her in front media. For instance, at line. a writing surface. You, the and self-justifications. the European president; he never a tennisy version of Brooke insight the moment he saw the “While reading her story, with this man. I tell you, she’s Wimbledon a reporter asked me I mention that I'm no ordinary consumer, may feel the ink is He began by saying he had answered. Meanwhile, the Shields, Pam's still making gangly youngster step on the you've got to remember that weird.” if I’d rather face her or Martina. pen user. I've collected fountain gray; however, the spent 48 of his 67 years American branch continued to headlines with her first book court. Pam would never write anything The men on the pro circuit Naturally, I said Chris, because pens, both old and new, for manufacturers will tell you it is repairing, selling arid servicing demand payment for the two entitled “Passing Shots," For the next 14 years, the hurtful. She doesn't intentionally don’t fare any better. “They’re Martina is the greatest years. I own several hundred. black.” bottles of ink. co-authored by Frank Deford coach orchestrated her career, mean to harm anyone. She's just anti-social drips,” according to pens before managing their grass-court tennis player ever. I’ve written with all of them and He slated that writing speed After two years of being and Susan Adams. and the two became being open about her feelings.” the Top Tenner, “but I’m sure distribution and export. Having When Chris heard I had said I’ve repaired many of them. If and hand pressure also dictate posted his credentials, he dunned, I sent the company a There the player paints i professionally inseparable. Take the subject of narcotics the feeling is mutual.” that, she just ignored me in the I’m not an expert, I can at least the color that ink assumes when asserted that my pens wrote gray bill for the cost of the two pens, revealing account of wha ' (Today she is instructed by Hank in women's tennis. Quoting Then there’s that quip about locker room. That really hurt.” speak about them from it is applied. And he added, “I with black ink b^ause they which I said were useless to me, really is like on the wome Harris, while Candy has his own athlete JoAnne Russell, Shriver Bobby Riggs. “He has Other things have taken the considerable experience. A pen do not want you to think I am were the piston-filled type and less the price of the two bottles professional tennis circuit ■ construction business in declares, “Women players will halitosis,” she says flat-out, sting away: In 1986 Pam Shriver that wrote gray when filled with leading you around in a circle, their points weren’t flexible. (I of ink the company had sent me, tour shrouded by overprotective Maryland.) never have any problem with citing their meeting during an accumulated over $200,000 in but our black ink will never be own a number of piston-filling and demanded payment of the parents, greedy agents, “For I needed Don — drugs, because key'll never pay Mthibition match when she and black ink was outside my prize money, while her lifelong blacker.” pens with non-flexible points balance. That stopped the puffed-up coaches, plus someone to trust and look up for them.” Navratilova demolished Vitas experience. earnings have topped the $2 He concluded with this that write black with black ink.) dunning notices. sorority-type sycophants whose to,” Shriver likes to say of her She then tacks on her own Gerulaitis and Riggs. “We sat Perhaps it’s because the pens million mark. Then for the past sentence: “You will simply have He apologized for my having Every few weeks I would take influence on certain women stars friend. “He was the one who humorous footnote: “Even the together during the press are new, I thought. No new pens five seasons, she and to lower your expectations of been billed for the “free” ink, both pens out of their handsome is legendary. taught me many things — the ones who take home thousands conference (makes face). Boy, of mine had ever done this, but I Navratilova have been voted our pen.” agreed that I wasn't being too boxes, fill them with black ink Shriver, especially now that best being how to handle all the in winnings act incredibly cheap. does he have bad breath. Maybe was leaning over backward to “Doubles Team of the Year” by The finality of tone and his demanding in expecting a pen to and write with them, hoping she's softened’around the edges, pressure from the game. If I It’s common to see them stuffing he’ll read this and buy a bottle find some explanation. I filled the Women’s Tennis failure to offer any other write black with black ink and against hope that the rest cure tells all sides of the story due to could do that, then I'd remain food and cans of drinks provided of Scope.” and emptied both pens many Association. ■ suggestions indicated that he had suggested that I eliminate the had accomplished a recovery. her eight-year tenure as a tennis the same person had I stayed by the tournament into their But when you get her on the times and wrote friequently with washed his hands of my problem by switching from It never happened; they wrote great. In fact, “Passing Shots” back in Lutherville, Maryland." bags, and taking them back to them over the next two weeks. subject of people she idolizes, problem. So I wrote to the “dark sorrowful black” to the same dreary gray really began as a chronicle of After publishing her book of their rooms.” she goes overboard or becomes They continued to write with the president of the company. In a “hopeful royal blue.” relentlessly. One day I decided thoughts that grew as she courtside comments (some will But of all the competitors on defensive. Take (Thris Evert same sickly hue, offering no week an answer came, not from He warned me that I risked to end the irritation. I swapped detailed her bleak social life and say they're more like passing pot the tour, she can’t seem to get Lloyd, who Shriver insists can’t hope of a brighter — or, rather, the president but from my Swiss darker — future. damaging both pens by friling them with another pen collector I wrote to the manufacturer, described the phenomenon and expressed my disappointment. »0 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 10, 1987 t ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 10. 1987 — 31

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James bump in the road of life. about her upcoming A B C -TV mini-series, QD Christian Science Monitor Reports tric middle-aged woman enlists the aid of nis Day. 1953. Leachman. 1979. Rated G. occur on a luxury liner bound for France as branded a coward. John Clements. Ralph the Cruisers’ Twenty years after the di­ Cagney. Joan Leslie, Walter Huston. "Out on a Limb". (60 min ) her son to fulfill her dying wish to meet 10:00PM CD New s dD C N N N ew s [E S P N ] Sportacenter Sunday: This a man, a duchess and a card cheat resolve Richardson. June Duprez. 1939. [ESPN] Bodybuilding: 1986 Mens In­ sappearance of a band's lead singer, a re­ 1942. Garbo. Anne Bancroft, Ron Silver. Carrie CD A B C News their differences. Bob Hope, Rhonda Flem­ ternational Com petition From Columbus. porter and the band's lyricist try to piece CD In the Black [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents Fisher. 1984. Rated PG-13 Week in Sports (60 min.) 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Brooke Shields. Lambea W il­ 3 ) 3 ) Sesame Street (CC). [D IS] Mouse Factory pick the best movies of '86. (§) Hogan's Heroes [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch 10:45 AM 3 Jewish Life O ’Herlihy. 1977. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents son. Horst Buchholz. 1984. 3 ) Telephone Auction [E S P N ] College Basketball: 1978 Final A B C New s [C N N ] C N N New s ^ M O V IE ' 'Hello D ow n The re ' A scien­ [D IS ] Wish Upon a Star 11:00AM (B MOVIE: Terzen * Peril' Four Highlights Highlights of the 1978 [HBO] When We First Met This [CN N] Prime News tist accepts an assignment to live under­ 5:00PM U ) Kojak [C N N ] Inside Business [E S P N ] Rollermania (60 min.) 3 King Leonardo T w o convicts escape from a jungle jail and final four college basketball teams - Ken­ modern-day Romeo and Juliet tale features [E S P N ] A W A W restling (2 hrs.) water for one month with his wife and [HBO] MOVIE: To Find My Son' A sin­ [D IS] Animals in Action 3 ) The World Tomorrow plan to kill Tarzan. 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Joyce Hyser, tw o greatest treasures, the enchanted 1980. herself for 24 hours to more fully under­ World Vision Parkins Family Tracy goes out with­ [CN N ] Newswatch (ID Wodehouse Playho j Madness’ This film captures the energy, Clayton Rohner, Toni Hudson. 1985. sword Excalibur and the beautiful Guinev­ stand her new blind friend, while Gus is (g ) (g ) Easy Street Bully and Ricardo humor and sensitivity of the Divine Miss M. Jimmy Swaggart Rated PG-13. out permission and Grandma arrives to ere. Nicol Williamson, Nigel Terry, Helen 3 MOVIE: 'Adventures of Captain [U SA ] Check It OutI picketed by the women in the family when soon regret their decision to invite L.K. to ® Ask the Manager Bette Midler. The Harlettes. 1980. Rated take over the household. Mirren. 1981. Rated TO. Fabian' T o avenge her mother's death, a his all-male club is charged with sex discri­ join their bowling team. In Stereo. dD MOVIE: 'Brother John' After his dD Family Classics (ID Dream Girl U.S.A R. 9:30AM CD Face the State M OVIE: 'Banner In the Sky' A young woman vow s to become the first lady of 5:30PM mination. (60 min.) In Stereo. death a man returns to his hometown in 3D Country Record Guide [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Th e Flamingo K id' (CC ) Dangermouse mountaineer is determined to conquer the 1:00PM C S N F L Football: N F C C ham - New Orleans. Errol Flynn, Vincent Price. 3 7 ) Creative Uving ' Alabama to see how the people are doing. CD dD Survival Special: King Penguin: A plumber’s son discovers the world of 12:3 0A M ® m o v i e ; Flyinfl High- peak that claimed his father’s life. A pionship Game or Altemate Program­ Agnes Moorehead. 1951. 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Saturday, Jan. 10, 1987 — 35 Insights into Childhood Learning to stand on their own feet Homemade pizza Kids need both dependence and independence Explore the possibilities By Philomena Corradeno Knead dough with lightly ly Fred R< gers probably noticed, too, how with Barry Mead important it is for that crawler to floured hands until dough is stay in touch with Mom (or with izza has come a long smooth and elastic and no longer e’ve most likely all whomever is right there at the way from its peasant sticks to unfloured board or heard someone say time). First, it’s off to explore a beginnings. Among fast hands. Round up into a ball. (and we’ve probably little, time for a little foods, it’s second in Place in oiled bowl, turning heard ourselves independence. Then, it’s back to popularity only to the dough to oil surface. Cover with saying as well): “The Mom for some reassuring hamburger. Pizza outlets clean towel; set in a warm place world is divided up dependence, for a hug or some outnumberP all other restaurant to rise until double in volume, into two kinds of people...” 'To lap time, then, off again to types in the United States and about 45 minutes. W are now found in the most hear tell, the world can .sure be explore some more. Punch dough down. Divide divided up a lot of different As children get older, their unlikely countries. into two balls; place each in ways! times of independent exploration Frozen, ready-to-heat pizzas lightly oiled bowl. (See note that occupy a major share of the I heard a new one the other tend to get longer. So long as follows recipe.) Cover and set in day. Someone said, "The world they can see or hear their supermarket chest. In one, I noted almost one-third of the a warm spot to rise until double is divided up into two kinds of caregivers, they may not need as in bulk, 1 Vi to 2 hours. (To test, people: those who lean on other much touching and hugging as space held an unbelievable variety of brands, crusts and press two fingers '/? inch deep people, and people whom others they once did: their eyes and into dough; if depressions lean upon.” ears can bring them some of the toppings. This Bavarian pizza remain and surface stays Hmmm, 1 wondered, which reassuring support they need. For convenience, there are features rye pizza smooth, it’s ready.) Transfer ball am I? Neither and both, I But one thing seems certain: miscs and sauces, frozen bread dough and sauerkraut decided, because, like most Knowing that dependence is dough and a new refrigerated to board, pound down firmly to people I know, I have my times both available and encouraged pizza dough that needs only to deflate it. 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Bake in preheated oven double layer of paper towels for shook her head. “1 want to cross beyond both dependence and — had she .said something like, ideas. Possibilities are end'ess. Yield; Each pizza makes 8 to ability to keep in balance. If the kind of balance. It’s easier for alone,” she said. at temperature and for time SPINACH-CHEESE PIZZA 10 minutes. world really were divided into independence. She might have “Look, Honey, my hands are On the other hand, you can 10 wedges. us to find that balance — and to It was such a typical stand-off indicated in recipes. /• recipe Basic Pizza Dough Combine spinach. Vs cup the Icaners and the leaned learned something about letting full and I need you to hang on make the dough from scratch. Note; Two (l-pound) loaves risk losing it now and then — for any mother and her Yield: 2 (10-inch) pizzas. 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I cup grated Parmesan Transfer one risen dough ball to be dependent — in the If you watch a 3-year-old for toppings as varied as tastes and instead of two; bake in 9- or Chicago claims credit for the her wanting to be independent or a throat culture, or something Children who have learned to cheese, divided to lightly floured board. Pound beginning at least. It’s been said any length of time, the chances imagination dictate. There are no 8-inch pans. For thicker deep, stuffed pizza, a variation ^ crossing the street. No doubt else that’s unpleasant. “Hold be comfortably dependent can rules. And inevitably, ethnic 'A cup chopped parsley, down to deflate. Roll out to 10- that human young are dependent are you’ll see needs for both there was some measure of Sicilian-type, make one ball and of Italy’s Pizza Rustica, a on their caregivers longer than still!” is seldom as effective as become not only comfortably touches creep in. preferably flat-leafed or 12-inch round. Place on dependence and independence retribution in her behavior as letting a child know that you fit into 9 X 13-inch pan; top with delicious mixture of ricotta, egg, are the young of any other independent, but can also My favorite recipe for a Italian lightly greased cookie sheet, struggling side by side. The well: You wouldn’t carry me, so crushed tomatoes, grated Romano cheese and parsley. species. need to depend on him or her become comfortable with having traditional pizza dough is an I to 2 cloves garlic forming a rim around edge of other day we saw a mother and I won’t hang onto your finger. for help in getting the procedure Romano cheese, oregano, salt Some add prosciutto (Italian Certainly for the first year or people depend on them. They old-fashioned one. differing I tablespoon basil, crushed dough. Bake in preheated 400F her little daughter walking back That mother solved the done. and black pepper. Let rest 30 ham), spinach, pine nuts, two of life, dependence for to their car from the grocery can lean, stand and be leaned from the newer yea.st methods. 'A to '/’ teaspoon salt oven 10 to 15 minutes or until problem in a practical fashion. Many doctors have told me upon, because they know what a If minutes. Bake at 375F for 35 to cooked rice or whatever pleases babies and toddlers would seem store. The mother had a bag of But it works best for me. It’s '/a teaspoon black pepper lightly browned. Repeat process “Hang onto my finger!” she that saying, “1 need you to help good feeling it can be to feel 45 minutes, or until it sounds the palate. It may be baked to be close to necessity for groceries in each hand, but all easy to handle, shapes well and I cup chopped fresh red pepper with remaining dough ball. ordered, and when her daughter me by holding still right now,” needed. hollow when tapped on bottom. uncovered or covered with survival. The natural urge the same her daughter was does not pull from the edges I cup shredded mozzarella Spread each pizza with equal still refused, she shifted both can result in a surprising level of Come to think of it, if the dough, or the dough around the toward independence soon whining to be carried because, when being fitted into a pan, a cheese amount of spinach mixture. grows, though, and parents can grocery bags into one hand, cooperation. My guess is that world is divided up into any two NEAPOUTAN PIZZA edges may be folded over for she said, she was tired. common complaint with pizza usually see it clearly at work as grabbed her daughter’s wrist that’s particularly true for kinds of people, I don’t know I recipe Basic Pizza Dough Sprinkle with chopped red partial cover. ■ “I can’t carry you. Honey,” dough. During last rising of pizza soon as their babies begin with the other, and pulled her children from families where the what kinds they are — unless, I (16-ounce} can Italian pepper, mozzarella and her mother explained, “but we kicking and howling across the acknowledgment of mutual' dough, drain spinach by pressing remaining Parmesan. Bake at creeping and crawling. perhaps, it’s people who divide BASIC PIZZA DOUGH plum tomatoes, drained You’ve probably watched a don’t have far to go.” Just then street. Lots of parents, in dependence has already become up the world that way and those 4 tablespoons extra light they came to the curb of the J'/z cups all-purpose flour, crawler testing out his or her exasperation, would probably a regular fact of family life. who don’t! ■ olive oil, divided sidwalk. “Hang onto my little divided independence by setting off to have done much the same thing. 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The film’s producer is In movie theaters was based on the 1960 Roger obviously knows his way around David Geffen. Corman quickie, defies description. puppets but he can also handle The Warner Bros, release is rated Native Son (P O ) Attempts to film Richard Wright’s Don’t try. It is a movie to enjoy for music as well as outrageous PG-IS for minor swearing and a complex, biting book — which spares neither white its quirky comedy, bouncy music comedy. heavy dose of scariness for young nor black readers — have been numerous and and catalog of surprises. The best sequence features Steve children. Running time; 110 fast- Invariably Ill-fated. Now, working on a small budget, Rick Moranis, the pluperfect Martin as a ferocious dentist and moving minutes. producer Diane Silver, director Jerrold Freedman and nerd, slaves away in a skid row sadistic boyfriend of Audrey. He screenwriter Richard Wesley have given us an flower shop that is understandably romps through the room in high LOCAL SPORTS style until becoming the first full Impassioned, fine-lcoking treatment of the novel — devoid of customers. His boss is the Rating guide L- course meal for Audrey II. one that boasts a compelling and eclectic star cast cantankerous Vincent Gardenia, Other guests from “ Saturday Motion Picture Association of (Including Geraldine Page, Elizabeth McGovern, and his co-worker and secret love is Night Live” and “ SCTV’ ’ also America rating definitions; Carroll Baker, Matt Dillon and Oprah Winfrey). Ellen Greene, a lisping Marilyn appear in the movie; Bill Murray as G — General audiences. All ages Theatre actor Victor Love makes a memorable movie Monroe who sings like Barbra Streisand. Martin's masochistic patient; John admitted. debut In the demanding lead role of Bigger Thomas, a During a total eclipse of the sun, Candy as an overbearing radio PG — Parental guidance sug­ young black learns the full measure of racism when he Moranis buys a strange plant from emcee; James Belushi as a corpo­ gested. Some material may not be becomes the chauffeur for a wealthy white Chicago a Chinese florist. He calls it Audrey rate hustler; Christopher Guest as suitable for children. family. Set In the '40s, the movie also looks like a '40s II. after the love of his life. a flower shop customer. PG-13 — Special parental gui­ film, which makes fora curious kind of stylistic naivete. Somehow Audrey II brings huge Moranis and Miss Greene carry dance strongly sugge^ed for child­ The plot hinges on the accidental killing of the business as an attraction at the the major load and they are ren under 13. Some material may radical-chic daughter of the wealthy family. Yet the flower shop, but the plant has a brilliant. So is Audrey II, a likeable be inappropriate for young moviemakers seem more concerned with reproducing problem; its fondness for blood — creature until it turns into the children. the shadowy old-Hollywood moment of “reporters at fresh human blood. self-confessed “ Mean, Green, Mo- R — Restricted. Under 17 re­ the scene of the crime" than keeping us Informed What makes "Little Shop of thah From Outer Space.” Its quires accompanying parent or about the subsequent Investigation of the case. Horrors” so enjoyable as well as comeuppance is the only disap­ adult guardian. (Among other things; Didn't they know about undefinable is the totally original pointment of the movie; it is too X — No one under 17 admitted. checking for fingerprints In the ‘40s?) approach of Howard Ashman's perfunctory and unimaginative. Some states may have higher age The last half-hour or so of the film Is choppy, hurried script and the innovative direction Levi Stubbs of the Four Tops restrictions. and feels heavily edited. But the basic material Is LOCAL NEW S strong, and Victor Love roots the movie In rage, frustration and eloquence. Grade: -k-k-k ‘Coasf flap surprises Ford New home video By Bob Thomas “ I must say, however, that I find from the swashbuckling Han Solo The Associated^ Press audiences have a different relation­ and the devil-may-care Indiana Desert Hearts (P Q ) Vestron, $79.96. An Intriguing ship to the film than many of the Jones, which he played in five films low-budget feature by Donna Deltch. Set In Reno In LOS ANGELES — The reviews critics. ...The emotional reaction to that rank among the eight biggest 1959, when women set up temporary residences In for “ The Mosquito Coast” are in, the film is very strong.” grossers of all time. He also broke Nevada to obtain quickie divorces between a prim prof and the star of the movie, Harrison The character Ford was talking away from last year’ s adventure from Columbia (Helen Shaver) come West to get a Ford, is shaking his head in about is Allie Fox, a brilliant image as the police detective in wonderment. divorce, and a young lesbian sculptor (Patricia tinkerer who leads his family away “ Witness,” which won his first “ I don't think I ’ve ever seen Charbonneau) who lives on a dude ranch. The from the pollution of the American Academy Award nomination. critical reaction to a serious film ambiance Is well caught, and there's a suprisingly environment and values and into a “ I have always tried to do like this,” he said. “ So many of the jungle adventure that is at first different things,” he said. “ From OF WHAT YOU ARE frank love scene between the two women. Grade: critics have rejected the character joyful. Then it turns tragic as Fox the very beginning when ‘Star out of hand. reacts to adversity with increas­ Wars’ was a success, I did try to 10 best movies of 1986 “ It’s a move that surprised me ingly erratic and destructive be­ play different characters in differ­ very much. I would have thought havior. Ford suspects that some of ent kinds of films with different If some of these films haven't come to your local that this character would havebeen the adverse response to “ The (filmmakers). It seems to me the LOOKING FOR... more admired because of his Mosquito Coast” comes from those logical ambition of an actor. theaters, you may want to find out why. (Increasingly, low-budget and foreign films are restricted to only a unusual characteristics and that who, like young River Phoenix in “ What sense is it to be an actor if handful of metropolitan areas. Eventually they do turn fact that he is not a normal film the film, have had similarly des­ you play the same thing over and hero. It seems to have created more up on home video.) Comments are limited to only the tructive fathers. over again? You need to challenge confusion than admiration. least-known or most-controversial choices; Allie Fox is 180 degrees removed and broaden yourself.” Blue Velvet — David Lynch's tale of Innocence end experience upsets some people — especially those who haven't seen It but have heard about It. The film, Theater Schedule SHONCASC though. Is an audacious achievement. Down and Out In Beverly Hills HARTFORD 7:10, 9:35, 11:55; Sun 1:15, 4:15, 7:10, iianrliffitpr Hrralft Clntmo City — Twist and Shout Sot 9:35. — An American Toll (G ) Sot and E. 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Moose loses antlers, 10-year-old dwarf grows desire for Hereford with aid of new surgery Love affair exceeded experts’ predictions NEWARK, N.J. (A P) — Doctors broke and all kinds of other names.” 10-year-old Anthony Tarabocchia Jr.’s legs in During agonizing moments in the hospital, MONTPELIER. Vt. (A P) - The really did.” two places, then fitted them with harnesses “ I wouldsay, ‘Anthony, areyou sorry?” ’ Mrs. desire that made a lovesick moose Carrara, who returned to work last and lengthened them a millimeter a day for Tarabocchia said. “ He would always say, devote 76 day s to wooing Jessica the cow week after a two-month leave of absence eight months with excruciatingly painful ’ Mommy, it hurts, but look at my legs, they’ re apparently dropped off with his antlers, from his job as a maintenance worker at turns of a screw. growing! ’” and he deserted the Hereford of his a Generai Eiectric plant, speculated The procedure enabled the boy borna dwarf These days, the pain is less. The wire dreams the next morning. that the moose may have left because he to grow 7 inches last year, andother kids don’t structure remains in Tony’s legs, and he walks was no longer around during the day. call him “ shrimp” or “ midget” any more. with crutches. Mrs. Tarabocchia said that “ He looks like he’s hit t' . road,” ” We did this Iwcause we felt we wanted to after extensive therapy and rehabilitation, it Donald Callus, a Vermont game Gallus and Charles Willey, Vermont’s give Anthony the best chance to live a normal is hoped her son will be able to walk on his own. warden, said Friday. "It appears he is moose expert, disagreed. life in society,” his mother, Mary, said in a Mrs. Tarabocchia, a 37-year-old hair­ I ... going home.” Wiliey had said last year once the recent interview. dresser, said she began praying for a solution moose lost his antlers, he probably "F or him to come home (from school) he for her son’ s dwarfishness as soon as he was The 700-pound moose showed up at would leave. was always tired. These littlelegs hadtocarry born. She took him for hormone treatments Larry Carrara's hilltop farm in Shrews­ his wholetorso. We wantedtoimprovewhathe and made a pilgrimage to the Roman Catholic bury in October during mating season .“ He’ s really lost his abiiity to defend had.” shrine at Lourdes. and took a shine to Jessica. himself,” Willey said. Tony’sparentstookhimtoa hospital outside Mrs. Tarabocchia said the decision to Bull moose lose their antlers every The moose was last seen at the farm Rome in October 1985 after American doctors undergo the leg-lengthening operations in winter and grow them again in the refused to perform the experimental leg­ Italy was also Tony’s. Wednesday night. On Thursday morn­ spring and summer. ing, the moose was on the loose about a lengthening procedure, saying it was too The boy’s father, Anthony Sr., 45, stayed in mile from the farm. “ All his sexual urges, or virility, are risky. On Thanskgiving, after five operations, Rome for three months before returning to the gone once the antlers go,” Gallus said. he returned to his home in the New York United States to continue his carpentry work, The moose’s departure, say wildlife suburb of Moonachie. while Mrs. Tarabocchia moved into Tony’s biologists, was apparently triggered by “ Whiie he was there and still had his antlers, he was, let’s say, frisky. He Doctors broke the boy’s shinbones in two hospital room. the loss of his antlers Wednesday. places, passed nine wires through, connected At a going-away party, her sisters and Callus said once a moose loses his thought he was a herd bull with all those cows.” them to metal bands and attached screws to friends gave her |8,000 to help cover the cost of antlers, he loses his defenses — and the bands. Everyday they turned the screws a the procedure after the couple’s insurance sexual urges. At first, wildlife experts predictedthe millimeter, calcium built up In the gapsandby company refused to cover the operations moose would stay a day or two. Then, the end of bight months, Tony was 4-foot-3. He But during the courtship, more than because they were experimental. they thought it would last a week or a was 3-foot-8 when the procedure began. 75,000 people went to Carrara’s farm to Friends and neighbors have been organiz­ month. By Thanksgiving, experts A similar procedure will be performed in get a glimpse of the odd couple, and ing raffles and bake sales to keep up the stopped predicting. Italy on Tony’s thighs in a year, adding 4 more those who couldn’t visit could hear a support for the treatments, which cost $200 a inches, and with natural growth, he could day. song called “ Lovesick Moose” written Asked if he thought the moose was reach 5-foot-4, 6 inches more than expected. On Dec. 3 ,13-year-old Juan Garcia became about the pair. goneforgood.Gailusjoked; “ You’renot “ How exciting it is for him not to have to the first known American dwarf to undergo going to burn me, baby, with any Biologists said it is impossible for a jump to turn the light on,” his mother said. such a procedure in the United States. predictions. It sure looks like he’s gone, moose and a cow to produce offspring, Tony said he was happy with the operation. The 3-foot, 10-inch boy underwent surgery in but who knows with this moose.” w but the moose nevertheless closely “ I can reach stuff,” the fifth-grader said, Orlando, Fla., and expects to gain 8 inches AP photo shadowed Jessica, often nuzzling her Gallus said he thought the moose adding that kids don’t make fun of him using a wrench each momingtoturn screws in and making certain she got her share of would easily makethetransitionbackto anymore. his left leg. Anthony Tarabocchia, 10, Is shown upon his return home food. life in the woods, noting that the animal “ They saidi had a big head, andl was small One U.S. doctor expressed reservations to Moonachie, N.J., In December after undergoing an Jessica has 10 cows for .company in never grew tameat the farm. The moose for my age. They called me shrimp, midget about the procedure undergone by Tony. experimental leg-lengthening operation in Italy. her field but on Friday appeared a little would stand a few yards from tourists, lost without her moose, said Carrara’s but would not let people touch him. wife, Lila. Carrara, who sold thousands of moose “ I think she was out there looking this T-shirts, sweatshirts and hats, tried to morning, looking for him. She acted like make the best of the moose’s departure. Thames under Nuns turn faith into circus she was a little lonesome, looking “ He left me just the way he came,” he away,” she said. . AP photo said. “ It will be all right as long as I ERIE, Pa. (A P) — At Mount St. The Carraras also are taking the know that he’s safe.” McCarthy, 30. “ You can easily get clowning, mime, storytelling and Benedict, an unobtrusive priory stuck in a position where you’ re moose’s departure hard. Mrs. Carrara, though, was still snapper alert other art forms in all religions, says The lovesick moose of Shrewsbury, Vt., stands by Jessica, a where nuns pray and preach for saying ‘no’ all the time. ‘No, we “ We had a pretty sad night last night. saddened Friday. Jorja Davis, executive director of Hereford cow, during happier days. The moose left the cow this peace and Justice, the expression of shouldn’t bomb Libya. No, we It was 76 days we had him with us,” she “ We miss the moose,” she said. “ I ’m Phoenix Power and Light Inc., a faith often takes a colorful, circus­ shouldn’t fund the contras. No, we week after spending 76 days with her. said. "W e got very attached to him, we sure Jessica does, too.” LONDON (AP) — Thames River authorities non-profit group which holds an­ like twist. . shouldn’t be Involved in Central are worried that the waterway may soon have nual clown ministry conferences. The Benedictine Sisters of Erie America. No, we shouldn’t be some unwelcome guests — vicious snapping Church clowns are not just are “ fools” for Christ, goodwill building this weapon system.’ turtles. clowning around. The contempor­ Wheelchair naturalist on roll ambassadors in clown outfits who “ To see the same group have ary clown ministry movement About 1,000 of the reptiles have been imported spread and celebrate the gospel clowning as part of prayer and part dates back to the 1960s, although the ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK, park’s dispatch center over nine years and into Britain from their natural habitat in North through gentle humor and merci­ of worship integrates it. It all ties concept has been around since the fully tender tricks. Colo. (AP) — Sometimes, when Michael five different jobs. America, and the Thames Water Authority says together, but I don’t think people time of (Christ, regarded by practi­ ‘"rhe traditional Christian mes­ Smithson shows up to lead a nature walkin the This year, the 33-year-old naturalist was some of them may end updumped in the river that always put those together and I tioners as the ultimate “ fool” for Alpine tundra, he knows his audience is named the Interior Department’ s Handi­ sage seems to get boxed in. What we think it’s good for them to see.” sacrificing his life for others. flows through London and much of southern and attempt to do is to break down some ^yatching him more closely than they might capped Employee of the Year and was the central England. In fact, their liberal views and In 1985, the National Conference £ watch another National Park Service regional winner of a competition that of those barriers,” says Sister frequent demonstrations have of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on naturalist. recognizes the best among the Park Service’s “ We’ ve had cases of pet owners dumping the Peggy Pilewski, 39. otherwise made their venture into clowning the Liturgy denounced clown minis­ known as “ Bubbles.” “ I see a lot of hidden surprised faces,” he interpreters — those who help the public get snapper’s smaller relation, the terrapin, into the that much easier, at least as far as try as inappropriate in liturgical “ There Is an underside and you says with a grin. “ Oh, I guess they’ re not so the most from their national lands. Thames, and we now have a relatively harmless public acceptance is concerned. worship. can laugh in the context of prayer,” hidden. And no one ever says anything.” It’ s a long way from the day in 1975 when he colony living in the quieter sections of the Oxford Only a handful of Mount St. The panel’ s statement appears to she says, showing off her yellow Then, he adds delightedly, the visitors “ find took an SO-foot fall out of a tree at Canal,” authority spokesman Brigitte Daniels Benedict’s 150 nuns wear habits. have had little effect on those who they have a hard time keepingupwith me. It’s clown outfit and antennae. “ It’s The rest wear everyday clothes to Nisqually-Delta National Wildlife Refuge in told the Independent newspaper Thursday. consider clowning a le^timate not long before they forget that I’m in a Washin^on state. A recent wildlife biology OK. It’ s part of the human expe­ their jobs on and off the 60-acre alternative to presenting reli^on rience as well as being very stern wheelchair.” graduate on assignment to study birds of prey, No snappers have turned up In the Thames so priory, located seven miles from more traditionally. and very solemn-faced.” And so he is. It’s a lightweight, sports-style Smithson thought he’d have to start all over far, Daniels said. “ But if people start releasing Erie along Lake Erie’s shore. “ The fad of it may have reached a “ It’sImportant not totakellfetoo wheelchair, the sort that wheelchair athletes again finding a way to earn a living. unwanted snappers Into the system, there could “ Our community in general peak, but the depth of it has not,” seriously,” agrees Beth Adams, 29, use for basketball and tennis. It’s the only one “ After I fell, I didn’t think anyone would hire be a real threat to fish stocks, birds and small receives a lot of criticism for says Margie Brown, who teaches Smithson uses. a postulant whose trademark Is various things that we do. This metodo active research in the field,” he says. mammals,” she said. “ They’ ve even been known clown ministry at the Pacific When he guides tourists by the fragile garish suspenders and a yellow (clowning) is the least of them.” Smithson went into training for museum to take off people’s arms.’’ School of Religion in Berkeley, tundra plants, he says, “ I just roll around the back scratcher. says Sister Carolyn Gorny- Calif. workat the University of Colorado. En routeto flowers.” For a religious order whose Kopkowski, 46, or “ Mumsie.” Her his second year of classes at the university, he The snappers arrive here no bigger than a large Mount St. Benedict’s nuns were “ Sometimes people will say, ‘You ought to protests for peace, justice and comment prompts a burst of and a friend were driving through Rocky coin but can end up weighing 200 pounds, she said. hoping toenrich their spiritual lives have a motor.’ ” Holding up his hands and women’s rights have stretched laughter from her clowning Mountain National Park when a motorcyclist AP Photo when they formed their clown grinning again, Smithson says, “ 1 tell them I Last year, Daniels said, the authority needed from the steps of Erie’s courthouse cohorts. crossed the center line. troupe nearly four years ago after have two motors, and I need the exercise.” the help of London Zoo to capture a 3-foot-long to the White House, donning clown “ I ’ve had different people say, attending a national clown ministry Smithson’s duties as naturalist for Rocky The cyclist died in the accident, but Just resting stray South American catfish that got into the costumes and painting faces for ‘Boy, you’re the happiest bunch of conference. special services, retreats and be­ Mountain National Park’s north district Smithson and his friend were only badly David Colon, 19, of Boston, tries to get some rest this river, and colonies of tropical fish werethrivingin nuns I ’ve ever seen,” ’ a grinning Their decision to add clowning to include many nature walks and responsibility shaken. A park ranger took them home for the warm waters around power stations and nevolent outings is a particularly Sister Paula Burke, 50, adds, their endeavors didn’t come easily, for all the park’s official photography. He has lunch, then helped them find a room for the week while participating In a “hands on" car giveway sewage treatment plants. welcome change of pace. generating still more laughter. even thou^ they were no strangers S worked his way up from supervising the ni^t. contest at a Lynn, Mass., car dealership. “ It’s real easy to go from one vigil Mount St. Benedict’s efforts are to the stage and had long since to the next,” says Sister Anne part of “ a new resurgence” In shrugged off obscurity...... 'fffifjfsi VfT*ri''T'T» rr«‘<'f ''O i HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavaa PEANUTS by Chartoo M. 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\ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME !• by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Unscramble these six Jumbles, U.S. ACRES by Jim Davie one letter to each square, to form CELEBRITY CIPHER six ordinary words. CBlilJctty ClptMr cyyp4oyBin> sra cradsd from by fiwwm pcopto, p M t Bncl p ra M n L E s o h iM Iw In itM d p h a r s ib ik Ib for CLITIA •nothar. Todtr"* dUK B tqaW H. B r i d s * ‘EDFCYJ TFLSEYDC OK F • MM OMMa aa M MMS DRIVEA dummy with a heart to take the spade 8BBQ XFJ YB NB8 NORTH l-ie4T Dealing with finesse, and declarer will make 10 ♦ J 10 3 tricks. Unless.... OIYDCIFTTJ XOYEBLY EFZOI8 m ▼ K Q avoidance ♦ KQ94 YB 8B BLYOBBCK.” — VARGEN ♦ J654 I think you have seen it. If South is -- By Janies Jacoby thoughtful enough not to cover that di­ WEST EAST amond jack in dummy. Blast might IBCAFI MBLKOIK. -- L-< OQ65 Avoidance is a term that serious 0 4 2 just be thoughtful enough to ask him­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "K you keep on saying things are VA876 VJ9S4 3 bridge students learn early. It means self what is going on. &>uth’s bidding going to be bad, you have a good chance of being a FROBEE I ♦ J 10 8 7 ♦ A652 trying to prevent the wrong opponent described a hand with at least five prophet.” — Isaac Bashevts Singer. O K lO S 08 from gaining the lead. Here South ca­ cards in each black suit. The only rea­ D sually covered the jack of diamonds CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka 4 Caeale SOUTH son for South playing low from dum­ lead with dummy’s king, and East won YAFFOP W H A T T H A T O A K987 my at the first trick must be to keep 010 2 the ace. Back came a club. South rose East from making a dangerous shift. JOKB ABOUT THE ♦ 3 with the ace, cashed the spade ace and Blast should realize this and grab the r NORTH POLE LEFT. OAQ732 tried to get to dummy with a heart to jack of diamonds with the ace so that take a trump finesse. But West took Vulnerable: Neither he can lead back his solitary club. And INNOJE the heart ace, played king of clubs and WANT ADS N ow arrange the circled letters to Dealer: South so the deal comes full circle. Declarer form the surprise answer, as sug­ gave Blast a club ruff, and the contract does his best to “ avoid,” but Blast cir­ n x gested by the above cartoon. West North East Soath was set. cumvents that strategy and makes the ITALIC VARIED GRAVEN GET PfllNT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW 1 « A neat little avoidance play would killing switch to the singleton club. BEFORE PAYOFF ENJOIN Pass ! ♦ Pass 1 « have been for South to call for a low What that |oks about tha RESULTS 3 4 L—A—A— A — L—A—A—A—J Pass 2 N T Pass diamond from dummy at trick IMaiMiai agir, N.O. Boa aset, Ortando, FI. sdaS^asdi. Mudayou, trick. Blast can no longer get the lead available at bookstores. It is “Jacoby EVERYONE COLD igadd,«aaa»iOdaandina>ayoufcliacapntatlateM«n».^La—a. Opening lead: 0 J to play a club through. Whatever hap­ on Card Games,"published by Pharos 643-2711 pens, South should be able to get to Books. CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 I HELP WANTED HELP WANTBI HELP WANTED HELP WAHTB) Nap WANTED NHP WANTED Secretary to the Planner.. Part time live In help Nurse Aldes-Currantly ac- The town of Coventry Is wanted-lf you are a ma­ ceptlne applications for ture, responsible person, HOME MORTGAGE Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment...... Farm Supplies and Equipment. seeking a full time secre­ our nurse aide training Notices who enlovs older people, class that wilt begin soon. COMPANY PART TIME Resort P ro p e rty ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax Office/Retall E a u lp m e n t...... tary to the Planner; 37 hours per week plus two and who needs a part-time Also taking applications Lost/Found ...... 01 M ortgaoes...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng. Recreational Eaulpm ent...... (2) evenings a month. lob and a home, you may for CNA's. We offer excel­ Is now hiring full and Personals...... 02 Wanted to Buy ...... 28 Palnting/Paperlng...... Boots and Marine Eaulpment. part time personnel for CUSTOMER SERVICE Announcements...... 03 Starting salary 86.31 per be lust tt.e right person. lent starting wage ond Rooflng/Sldlng ...... Musical Items...... We are looking for a our new QIastonbury lo­ Auctions...... 04 hour minimum; Applica­ benefits. Pteose contact: Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment llve-ln part-time worker Director of Staff Deve- cation scheduled to Financial...... 05 Rentols tions are available at the DEPARTMENT Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... Town Manager’s office, for a small, friendly home lopement at Crestfleld open In February- Rooms for R en t...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 1712 Main Street, Coven­ for 11 ambulatory older Convalescent Home/Fen- /March. We provide Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm Employment & Educotion Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services. Tog Sales...... try, Ct., 06238 or send women. Duties In elude wood Manor. Monday training and offer com­ Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... complete resume to the some cooking, simple through Friday, 7am to petitive salary/benefKs. FrI. 3:00-7:00 pm . Help W anted...... H IHomes for R en t...... 34 Planning office. Closing crafts, etc. Hours 25- 3pm at 643-5151. EO E. Applicants must have Situation Wanted...... 12 Store/OffIce Space...... 35 date for applications Is 30/week, Including every high school diploma Sat. 7:00-10:00 am Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise January 23,1987. other weekend. Contact: Clerical - Local office of and strong math/typing Instruction...... 14 Industrial P ro p e rty...... 37 Hollday/Seasonol...... 71 A u to m o tive Director KDH, 614 New RGIS Inventory Special­ skills. Several positions Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for R ent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Britain Ave, Hartford, Ct. ists has on opening for available would be Inter­ Cars for Sale...... Part • time position In 06106. Telephone 203 522- Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 responsible adult for key esting and challenging Trucks/Vans for Sale . billing office. Varied of­ 8835. punching, typing (60wpm) Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/ T rollers...... fice duties. Aptitude for for persons with tellor Reel Estate and general clerical du­ exp^ence. For further TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds. figures and typing neces­ ties. Hours are 9 am to 3 Homes for Sole ...... 21 Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... sary. Experience with Secretory/receptlonlst - Information pleaae call Services p ^ time mornings. Typ­ pm, Monday through Fri­ Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease. medical Insurance help­ day. Call for an appoint­ (203) 668-1261 or tend Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive ful. Send resume to ing, telephone skills resume to: necessary. Please call 646- ment 644-8159 between 10 Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode P.O.Box 1455, Rockville, am and 1 pm. C T 06066. 4990. PQBINKL KPMnNEin HME MneUE CMraiTHN 157 NMHNII Ml FULLTIME SgnEll,(T Employinsnt HELPWAilTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED DEPARTMENT 06071 MANA6ERS Salts A Dalivary A Education Waltresses-Part time, Travel Agents-Wanted. EOE Person wanted - to do day Part time-work at home School bus drivers - will Parsaa Waatad R.N. on the telephone servicing flexible hours, good tips. Some experience re­ train. Nice part-time lob Positions available start­ core In our Vernon home Apply In person: Vic’s . quired, good people, good Meadows Manor is for 17 month old baby. 4 our customers. Ask for for a home maker and ing Immediately In thefol- Part or Full time. Penny. 646-1530 or 528- 151 West Middle Tpke. pay. Call John at Univer­ retiree. Openings In Co­ lowlng areas: Missy seeking a RN for a days per week, own trans­ sity Travel for appoint­ Nights and week­ WIE'VIr TURNED ON] iHELPWAilTED portation, non-smoker, 0358. lumbia and Bolton. Call Sportswear, Lingerie and ends. Pleasant full time charge Special Education ment. 429-9313. 537-5234 or 649-6188. Jewelry and Accessories. references. Coll 871-2759 teacher position effective working conditions nurse position in the THE after 5:30. Construction Secretory- Good starting salary. Ex­ Receptlonlst-Monchester General contractor needs January to teach In class Skilled brick layers with Carpenters - need quali­ cellent benefits and a In modern phar­ ICF area on the 3 to SAVINGS doctors office. Must be full time secretory/osslst- for students with behav- experience. Good wages I fied carpenters for spe- pleasant working envi­ macy In large shop­ 11 shift. Excellent inaurlu'iitrr lirrah'i Receptionist - needed for Call 727-9181 between 7om dependable, mature, and our new office located In ant for estimating depart­ lorlal disorders, ages 8 to clallzed work on ronment. Opportunity for ping center. Apply at 10 at state approved and 6pm. benefit or no-benefit conscientious. Afternoon Salmon Brook Park In ment. Duties Include typ­ construction site In Man­ advancement. Please hours and Tuesday even­ special education facility. once to pharmar- package. Glostontxirv. Filing, typ­ ing, billing and assisting chester. Apply In person apply In person at the; ings. Call 646-5153 and with pricing. Construction Send resume to: Com­ Notice - now hiring. Tak­ at 182 Pine Steet, Man­ cists. Call Mrs. Birming­ ing and telephone skills ing applications for full or leave message. necessary. For more In­ or blue print reading expe­ munity Child Guidance chester, C T EO E. School, 317 North Main port time employment. Mincheitir Liggatt Pharmacy ham to set up an in­ formation please call rience a plus. Send re­ Sales Person-Immediate sume to: Box AA c/o St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. Opportunity to earn S300 MaadNsler Parkade terview. Mindy or Lorf at 741-2557. per week at start. Call D&L Store position for retail sales Manchester Herald, 16 EOE. Custodian - Part time 494 Waal MMMa Tgha. person with rapidly ex­ Bralnard Place. 646-3875. evenlngs,floor care and 352 West Middle Tpke. 6 4 7-9 19 1 Waitresses and Walters Manchester Parkade panding tv-appllance wanted. Full time, part light malntenance.Expe- outlet. Excellent benefits Part time, general office rlence preferred.Excel­ time. Apply In person: Electrician Journeyman- and opportunity for ad­ Luigi’s Restaurant, 706 work, typing. Monday lent pay and benefits.Con­ vancement. Salary plus Commercial, Industrial, Palnters-(2), No expe­ through Fridov. 9am- tact Steve Kegler,647-9191 ' m Hartford Rd. 649-5325. 88871110 Insentives, experience ne­ and residential work. rience necessary. S6 per 1pm. 643-2770. 7am to 3pm. cessary. Call for appoint­ Work under minimum su­ (CUSSIRED MSCMINTS) Mechanic-Entry level- hour. Experienced pain­ ment. 647-9997. pervision. Good wages. ters (2), $8 per hour to Preventatlve mainte­ Insurance, holidays and nance position for fleet of start. Contact Al or Bob. SPEAK Port Tim e Mold wanted. vacation. Coll 875-5905. 627-5512. HlattrbpBtFr Hrralb Weekends. Apply In perso- tractor trailers. Some ex­ EXTRA n:Essex Motor Inn, 100 perience preferred, basic FOR East Center Street. set up tools necessary. Monday through Satur­ NEWSPAPER THEMSELVES! day. Benefits and vaca­ MONEY... Legal Secretary for 1 man tion. Call 243-5457. CARRIERS TO Receive YOUM n e w X O ’ s a v in g s , a l l AOS m u s t b e iCHCDULEO FOM WTH6R low office. Shorthand ne­ r on 10 DAYS IN THESE SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS.. cessary. Call 646-2425 NEEDED... WITH YOUR OWN MEMCHANDISE FOR SALE I AUTOMOTIVC weekdays 9-5. gaaaWIgaMona 71 throiigh $7 I M M KNaiH 3 PART-TIME KInderCare learning cen­ OFFICE HELP MtA ter In Manchester has slOBaaa m e W Immediate openings for MALE IMAGE GOOD S v i N O S part time ofernoon child 888778122229 Two poeltions available. core providers. If you love North Blm 81------4 Lines 7 Days Save *5 working with young child­ Expanded hours possi­ WeedhrtdgeSI__ An Excellent Opportunity 10 Days $ave*9<>* ren, call Linda at 646-7090. ble after February 15th. HELP Cembrtdge 8I_».» for housewives and mothers Save *7“ Key punch experience North Mm h 8 t en lUnlenAree with young children — bring 5 Lines 7 Days neceasary. Work 11 am You’ll find the pfcople Reaematy PL.__------AN V 10 Days Save*12M ON. BUHNER TECNMCUN you need for those Nesnnan ______AN V them with you and save on ANBINSTHUER, to 5 pm. Monday Center 81- babysitting costs. 6 Lines 7 Days Save 'O** LIcanMd. Approximalaly through Friday. Apply In vacancies if you’ll place $a00 waakly. OppottunHy lor E dgw lon 81------10 Days Save »14»» managarlal potHton East of peraon at 941 Main an ad in our Classified Edgerton P I.-_ 21 Hours Per Week tha rtvar. Primarily raaldan- Street, Downtown Har- Center8L Oddi Salary Pkie Qsa ANowanoe 7 Lines 7 Days S a v e 'S ^ tlal. columns. People Cdnnmd 8 t------— 11-88 tord, 247-9470. Save MO** 647-9137 looking for jobs read Fsirvisw ------AN SOUND IMTeRESTIMQ? 10 Days • t io lm ______18-109 7 Days Save *10~ our employment fOmaamRl AH You can be a Herald Area 8 Lines 10 Days Save *1800 listings every day . . . Adams Odd only ------4S7-8S7 Adviser and handle and su­ Cieetwood Dr ______AM (SAvnias ouoTto am from our rsqular AOveRnsm fricui so they’re sure to see Daepwoed Or------s-ss pervise our carrier boys and Part Time. your ad! FexeroR D r..-_____ ------B-48 girls. If you like kids, want a U n m o rs D r. WHEN VOU C A U TO PLACE VOUN AD. K SUMS TO Earn Extra Cash! FsiiidMs Or -1 1 -4 1 little independence and ASK FOR YOUR 'CO' RATEI AH your own Income... B. Csnisr Sven— — .------S4S-4a8 NO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS. PLEASE! CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME. BUT TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT. QroanliM SI------AN AOS MUST HUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS . INSERTERS WANTED M unree S I ------AN Faikor i t ------es Call 647-9946 Call 647-9946 iNiWCHESTER 2 p to place your ad HERALD or 647-9947 phone 643-2711 Ask for Bob people read CALL N OW d a s 8 H M b 4s ask for Classified... phMM 643-2711 classified 643-2711 / 647-9946 is m iA T u m HOMES HOMES JAPARTMERTS ICOROOMIRIUM8 OFFKE/RETAIL N a p w M i T a IKLPWMITa WMfTHI FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES 1 9 fWerchandlse I FOR SALE FOR SALE « l F 0 R RERT I fo r r er t EQUIPMERT Large • Manchester - Manchester-Lovely Cope I I Port tlm « - got station Work Crew Supervlsor- Experienced nurse aide. Manchester-7 room Cape. ottondont. O o^/ flexibit for work crew In hospltal- Excellent references. Will 8117,900 - Centrally lo­ Unique open layout. Air 6 rooms, 1W baths, 2 cor New Listing..Delightful 8 Brand New Llstlngl Very Manchester-5 room apart­ South Wlndsor-2 bedroom hours. Apply at Spruce I t y Industry. care tor your loved one In cated Colonial. 3 conditioned. Immaculate. garage. Move In condition room Victorian Cape feat­ nice older Colonial on tree ment, 2nd floor, carpet­ Townhouse, Wastage ARTIQUES/ Street Mobil, 220 Spruce Developementally Dis­ your home. Will cook and bedrooms, 11 x 24 fire- Attached garage. 8120400. on Porter Street. 8139,900. uring 3 bedrooms, formal lined street In Vernon. 4 ing, stove, wosher/dryer Condos. V/i baths, fully COliiCTIRLES Street. abled Adults. Transporto- light housekeeping. 282- placed living room, dining Broker 6494498. Klernan Realty. 649-1147. living room and dining bedrooms, spacious kit­ hookup. Forking, no pets. appllanced kitchen, Royal Medallion II elect­ room and large kltchen- washer, dryer hookups In ric home portable typew­ tlon required. Sdlory 85-6 9776. room, plus first floor par­ chen, glassed-ln porch, Lease and security. 8500 Oak commode with towel Laborer - Full time for per hour. Call between 8 .Hugh second floor foyer KIT'N ’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright lour, spacious kitchen big lot with terraced rear month. Heat and utilities private basement. Central riter. Excellent condition. could be used os nursery olr, pool, tennis, heat and bar. 8250. Coll 647-100! Perfect tor college stu­ steel fabrication shop. and 4, Monday through with laundry area, full yard. Ne'.ver roof and not Included. Coll Pot at otter 6pm. Company paid uniforms Friday. Anette Burton: or study. Partially fin­ basement, 1 cor garage. furnace. 8112,000.Jackson 646-3190 otter 6pm. hot water Included In rent. dent. 8125 or best otter. and benefits. Must have Supported Employment R88l Est8t8 ished basement with 1/2 8i Jackson Real Estate, Small pet acceptable. 8750 Coll Adele at 649-1043 otter Excellent condition plus security. Available drivers licence and trans­ Manager, Hockanum In­ both, fenced yard, goro- throughout with over 1400 647-8400.D Monchester-4 room, 1 bed­ 6 p.m. portation. 209>-2323. EO E dustries. 8754750. EO E. ge.D.W. Fish Realty, 643- sq. ft. of living area. Call room apartment. Applian­ Immedlotely. 649-0795. 1591 or 871-1400.O ROMES tor your personal showing Pot O'Gold con be found ces, references, security. Manchester-New'/»town- ICIOTHIRB Cashiers and book clerks - Data Entry/Clerlcal- or come to our open house under the root of this new No pets. Coll 649-5758. RECREATWRAL FOR SALE High Potential for good house style duplex. 3 bed­ Temporary, port time Medlcal office seeks full on Sunday, January 11 3 bedroom Contemporary room, 2 baths, central Tw o ladles cloth coots. Ieouipmert needed at Manchester time employee. Typing Income! 11 Presently op­ from 1-4 pm. Strono Real 2 1/2 baths, family room 1st floor, 4 room oport- erating os a breakfast, location. 897,900. Flono Block, beige with fur Community College skills, no experience ne­ All real estate advertised Estate. 643-6601. D with worming fireplace, 2 ment, 1 bedroom, all ap­ Reolty. 646-5200.______collars. Good condition. Bookstore. Flexible hours cessary. Salary plus be­ In the Manchester Herald lunch and early evening cor garage. Let yourself pliances and dishwasher, Women's Rolchle ski restaurant. Located on a Asking 835.00 each. Coll boots size 6, excellent beginning January 12, nefits. Call 647-0238. Is sublect to the Fair I be the elegant trustee of wosher/dryer hook-up, no Manchester-Luxurious 649-1433.0 higlv traffic road. Excel­ Mint Fresh Listing I Re­ condition. 820. Coll 649- 1907 through February 6, Housing Act of 1968, which cently redecorated 2 bed­ this treasure! 8199,900. pets. 8400 per month, utili­ new 3 bedroom, 7'/7 baths, 1M7. Days and evenings. High school student, after­ mokes It Illegal to adver­ lent location for a pizze­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto ties not lncluded.>646-6441 oarage, olr, basement, 6894. ria. Call tor details. Realty room Brick Cope on Experience helpful. Will noons and Saturday. tise any preference, lim­ corner lot. Beautiful Realtors, "W e Guarantee evenings. deck overlooking golf train. Coll 643-1097. Please apply In person to; itation or discrimination World, Frechette Asso­ Our Houses", 646-2482.a course. 81150 monthly. ciates, 646-7709.D heated solar room, eot-ln Floral Expressions, 135 based on race, color, reli­ kitchen and full base­ 4 room apartment, availa­ Sue, D. W. Fish Realty. B0AT8/MARIRE Dental receptionist - pleo- East Center Street, gion, sex or notional Buy 1, Get 1 Free - A 7 ble Immediately. Adults 643-1591 or 643-1390. Check Out This Invest­ ment. 898,900.James R. IFURRITURE EQUIPMERT sont people greeter tor Manchester. origin, or an Intention to McCovonogh Real Estate, room Contemporary that preferred. No pets. No busy oral surgeons office. make any such prefer­ ment...See this fantastic 3 offers toll scale pleasure. appliances. Security and Manchester-New 2 bed­ 649-3800.O room townhouse, 4 days per week. Will Texas Dll Company needs ence, limitation or dis­ tomlly with large private Plus o very nice 3 room references. 1 cor. 649-1265. ^ '/2 Velvet couch and love 16 foot Mod River canoe, yard, separate utilities, baths, oarage, deck, air seat for sole. 899. 643- paddles Included. Used train. Coll Mindy at 649- mature person for short crimination. The Herald Manchester - 890,900 - This Inlaw suite. Both sur­ 2272. will not knowingly accept modern Interior, low rounded bv 8 acres of fruit Manchester West Side - 3 conditioning, washer 9804.0 four times. Excellent con­ trips surrounding the 4 room Ranch has been dryer hookups, fully op- Hartford area. Contact any advertisement which maintenance exterior and trees, bushes, and wind bedrooms, appllanced, se­ dition. 8800. Please coll garages for 4 cars. Priced completely redecorated curity, 8650 plus utilities. pllonced kitchen. 8675 plus King size woterbed - com­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Floral designer - full time, customers. We train. Is In violation of the low. and new wall to wall swept meadow. Some­ experienced only. Apply to sell at 8141,900.Joyce G. thing special. Blanchard Coll 646-1496. utilities. No pets. Coll plete with head board, 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor Write P. K. Dickerson, Ho-n carpeting. It's o pleasure mattress, liner, heater. In person. Floral Expres­ President, Southwestern Government Homes - Epstein Real Estate, 647- & Rossetto Reoltors,"We 295-8130. Bob. 8895.0______to show. James R. McCo- New duplex - 2 bedroom, 1 Ask for Steve.S99.00. 529- sions, 135 East Center Petroleum, Box 961005, Ft. from 81 (U repair). Delin­ vonogh Real Estate, 649- Guarantee Our Houses", 646-2482.0 1/2 both, appliances In­ 1567.0 Street, 6464268. Worth, Texas, 76161. quent tax property. New Constructlon- He 3800.O PETS AND Repossessions. Call 805- Cl9B»byNEA.Ine. cluded, 1 month security, ...Charmlng 4 bedroom SOUTH ’DI supplies Bulk Delivery - port time, 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for 8650 monthly. Utilities not Soto, Earth tones 8300, Sales Rep wanted, no Colonial situated on a 2 Storrs - 832,900 - Why not a Harvest table with 4 early morning hours, experience necessary. current repo list. C0RD0MIRIUM8 Included.Petermon Build­ plus acre private lot In Flying Darts A Pretty Set nice 2 bedroom Mobile ing and Realty, 649-9404 or WINDSOR choirs, Walnut 8250. 4 Manchester area. Relia­ 8500 per week. Apply In Manchester. Fantastic Home In on adult com­ FOR SALE ble transportation a must. Manchester-3 bedroom 643-1951 or 647-1340. occasional choirs, 850 person between 11 and 4 at fireplaced family room munity? Appliances, cen­ FOR LEASE each. 643-1005. Contact Brandt at 649- 125 McKee Street, East well kept Cape style home with skylight, shiny eot-ln tral air and porch. James Large 1 bedroom condom­ 1405. Hartford and ask for Mr. with finished basement R. McCovonogh Real Est­ Vernon - 2 bedroom, 2 Elegant town house for Free to o good home! kitchen, large formal din­ inium, oil appliances, both In 2 year old triplex. 6 Hitchcock choirs. Maple Marino. and attached garoge. Con­ ate, 649-3800.D pool. Townhouse, 385 Old Siamese cot, neutered. ing room and much more. Appllnoces Included, 1 yearly lease. Only and block with gold sten­ Coll otter 6pm 647-7441. Adult Carriers - Wanted In venient location. Asking Call today tor details. Town Rood, Vernon. Manchester. Part time, 8127,000. Flano Realty. month security 8635. Utili­ minutes from 1-84. All cil. 845 each. 649-5560. Carpenter - minimum 5 Offered at 8217,900. Joyce 852,000. Coll 649-8760. Prin­ ties not Included. Peter­ early morning hours. No 646-5200. G. Epstein Real Estate, Manchester - 8130,000 - ciples only. new, featuring bullt-ln years experience In resi­ You'll love this charming man Building and Realty, Gas Stove-brown, 30 collections, excellent pay dential remodeling. Paid 647-8895J] vac system, attached MISCELLANEOUS and mileage allowance. Vernon - Excellent starter 6 room Dutch Colonial 649-9404 or 643-1951 or 647- Inches wide x 26 Inches vacations, holidays and with 3 bedrooms, fire­ 1340. garage with opener, 3 deep. Double oven. 850. F O R ^ IE Contact Kim at 649-1405. or retirement home In this Brand New Listing - Ele­ Insurance program. 643- 6 room ranch. 3 bed­ place, screened porch, Rontals bedrooms, 2’A baths, Coll otter 5pm. 643-4862 6712. gant 9 room Split-Level rooms, dining room, fire­ rec. room and 2 cor Manchester - 3 bedroom fireplace, formal llv- Hot water heater. Sepco Custodian-Immediate op­ home on the 10th green on In duplex. Excellent loca­ Double bed box spring ening tor dependoble per­ place, attached garage, garage. Close to every­ 90 gallons. 646-8302.D Teacher aide - qualifica­ Ellington Ridge Country thing In tomlly nelghbor- tion. Rec room, fireplace, Ing/dlnlng room. Full and mattress. Cleon, good son who Is capable of good condition through­ Club. Contemporary ROOMS tions; high school di­ out. Only 8120JXI0.U 8i R hood.Jomes R. McCovo- appliances Included. 1 cor basement and other condition. 899.00. 649- Ping Pong table 3/4 Inch stripping, mopping, wax­ ploma and experience. style, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 FOR RERT goraoe, 1 month security. 9567.n ing floors as well os Realty Co., lnc.643-2692.o nogh Real Estate, amenities. Call Helen top, 855.00 Telephone 649- with youth In a structured baths, 3 ear garage, mag­ 649-3800.O 8725 monthly. Utilities not 3987.0 performing other custo­ nificent landscaping, cen­ at 643-2487 or 648^ setting. 180 work days, 6 Unique contemporary In Private home - central, Included. Peterman Salem Rocker - excellent dial duties. Excellent hours per day. Send re­ tral air and lots, lots Building and Realty, 649- 1330. condition. 835.00. Coll af­ starting rote and working Stafford Springs - Newer Immaculate - Manchester gentleman, non-smoking, Heavy wooden goro.ge sume to Dr. Michael morel 8369,000.Jackson & - 8114,000 - 3 bedroom Cape pleosent room with tele­ 9404 or 643-1951 or 647-1340. ter 5 pm. 643-5281.0 conditions Including fully home (1901) with cathed­ doors, 875, Kenwood turn Blake, Principle, Tolland Jackson Real Estate, 647- that must be seen. New phone, next to shower, table-needs repair, 830, paid pension plan. Call the ral celling, spiral stair­ 8400X1 High School, Tolland, CT case to loft master bed­ oppllonced kitchen, both parking. 649-6801. Three room oportments- HOMES wooden high choir 825, Manchester Manor at 646- 06084 EO E No appliances. No pets. 0129 for additional details. room with skylight. and carpeting. Fireplaced FOR RERT electric space heater, 820, Sliders off kitchen to REAL ESTATE living room, dining room Attractive, ponneled, car­ Security. Coll 646-2426 TV/8TERE0/ Icecream maker (never and 14 x 22 lower level peted, with huge cedar weekdays 9 to 5. APPLIARCE used) 815, child's cor Aide-Personal care male Teacher - Fifth grade, 1 deck-pool. Wrap-around A G E N T S Monchester-Newer du­ 8 aide wanted to core tor hour per day, required for porch. Large, oversize 2 family room. 11/2 baths, 1 closet. Near buses, Por- (Love) seat 820, bobv WANTED cor garage. Siding. D.W. kode. 6494102 2 bedroom Townhouse. plex for rent. 1 baths, 3 carrier (bock) 810, silver disabled yong man In consideration: complete car barn with loft for bedrooms, kitchen fully Refrigerator - 2 door, 16 storage, etc. (Zoned tor For one of the top lOCen- Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Modern both and kitchen. coins F-AU. Ask for Vernon. S250 weekly. Call application, 3 letters of tury 21 offices In (tonneo- appllanced. 8650 plus cubic feet. Manual de­ recommendation, college antique shop or studio). 871-1400.O______Forking for 2 cars. 8550 frost. 825.00. 643-2809.O Linda. 647-8691. Paul Herbst at 8754173 tlcut Work In en environ­ per month. Heat and utili­ lease, security ond utili­ anytime. transcripts and Connecti­ Asking 895,900.Strono ment thefs prestigious, I 9 JAPARTMERT8 ties. Available February cut state certification. Real Estate, 647- Lots of Personolltv! This ties not Included. No pets. Electric hot water heater - Bobby Mac - child's car comfortable snd success­ sprawling 9 room Ranch Is »I fOR RERT One year lease plus secur­ 1st. Jock Lappen Realty. Floating Vocational Contact Dr. Robert Lin­ "SO LD ".a ful. We provide corpo^e sixty gallon with relief seat; Infant through chock full otextros! Mas­ ity. 649-0795 or 643-2283, 643-4263.______toddler. Very good condi­ Instructor-Diversified po­ coln, Principle, Tolland and In-house training. valve. Excellent condi­ ter bedroom with locuzzl Monchester-2nd floor, 2 ask for Rick. tion, 810.00. 649-1847.0 sition working with Deve- Middle School, 96 Old Post T o be built. 8179,900. Twin Join Amarica'a *1 top sai­ Coventry - coz/ house tor tion. 875.00 coll 643-5224. o Rood, Tolland, C T 06084, lor. For confidential Inter­ room, sliders to beautiful bedroom, heat and ap­ 2. 4 rooms, oarage, ap­ lopementally Disabled oaks Manor. Only 6 lots rear vord, fireplace, 2 cor Two bedroom, heat, hot adults. Salary 85.50 to 875-0873. Application view call Armand Colella pliances. No pets. 8550 pliances and utilities In­ Refrigerator - compact Bov's block hockey remaining. Early period garage, aluminum siding plus security. Coll 646- water, parking, air condi­ skates. Size 2. Worn twice. 86.50. Transportation re­ deadline January 21,1987. center chimney Colonial at 633-8336. cluded. References and 1 table model with freezer and much more. Call to- 3979. tioned. 8480 per month. 812.00. Coll 643-7919 otter quired. Call between 8 and Position to begin Febru­ homes plus other plans month security required. section. Ice troy. Excel­ ary 2,1987. EO E Century 21 dov! 8148,900. Jackson & Coll otter 6pm. 528-6616. Coll 742-9543 otter 4:30 or lent condition. Perfect tor 4:30.0 4, Monday through Fri­ available. Homes Include village Green Jackson Real Estate, 647- day. Anette Burton : Sup­ Two bedroom townhouse weekends.______dorm. 855.00. Coll 649- 3 bedrooms, 2V^ baths, 2 of Glastonbury 8400.D______- heat, hot water, carpet­ Book cose - set of encyc­ ported Employment Man- Laborer • need dependa­ fireplaces, 2 car garage, 6 222S Main St. 8 1 8 8 C0RD0MIRIUM8 9725.0 ager, Hockanum ing, air conditioned, all 6 room house, off Main lopedias. Good condition. ble laborers for construc­ ponnel doors, oak ca­ Glastonbury, C T se yn. Manchester New Llstlngl FOR RERT Street, no utilities, park­ 830.00. Coll 646-4995.0 Industries. 875-0750. tion site In Manchester. Affordable 6 room Cope, 3 appliances. Nice location. Refrigerator - top freezer binets, 8i numerous other 06033 Coll 647-1595. ing, stove, no pets. Refer­ Apply In person at 182 amenities. Lets us set up Flying Darts, an interesting bedrooms, dining room, Amono ESR-18, 1975. An easy-sew jumper with Manchester - New end ences and securlty.8750 Good operating condi­ Lamps 85.00 each. Coll Immediate Medical Core Pine Street, Manchester, your appointment to- pieced geometric block, ruffle-trim and blouse with full basement, nice lot, per month. 646-7336. 649-9540.O C T EOE. convenient location. Manchester - 5 room, 2 unit condominium. 2 bed­ tion. White, energy effi­ Center - has an opening doy.SenhSf Real Estate . makes a lovely quilt for any Peter Pan collar is a pretty bedroom, 1st floor. Ap­ for a port time medical Price to sell at 897,900. room, 11 /2 both, loft, 2 cor cient. 899.00.O 6434601J3 decor. twosome for a small girl. pliances, wall-to-wall car­ Monchester-5 room ranch Original Nazi SS Sturm- receptionist. Evening and Part time - help wanted Keith Real Estate. 646- garage, central olr. Nfc 332has pattern pieces; N o . 8188 with P h o to - peting, full basement, 8730/month plus utilities. style hpuse. 8750 per Fuhrer colter tabs "Spie­ -weekend hours available. for hardware store. Excel­ G u id e is in Sizes 3 to 6 4126. month plus utilities, refer­ lent opportunity for se­ complete directkms. washer and dryer hook 872-9270. gel" 825.00. Coll 649-3581.0 Previous medical expe­ years. Size 4 ...jumper, 1 ups, garage; on bus line. ences and security deposit FUELOIL/COAL/ rience Is very helphil. We nior citlien. Apply Cony­ K3 Ts srfsr, isad $2JMt h r a r t yard 45-inch; blouse, 'f i NOTICl TO CNEOrrOHa required. February 1 oc­ Jack Lappen Realty ESTATE OF No utilities. 1 month secur­ Manchester-1 bedroom RBEWOOD Franklin stove - very good offer a competitive stort­ ers Hardware, 646-5707. patten,jriss W t h r p s s ^ as4 yard. cupancy. Call 643-1580 ing solory plus a weekend Ask for Bob. 257 E . Center S t Manchester JEANNE T. WOOD ity deposit. 8 575. 6494245 condo, heat, hot water, condition. 895.00. Coll 643- Please State Sise. The Hon. David C. Roope, otter 5 pm. and all appliances In­ evenings. differential. Interested op- tciaef „ Judge, of the Court of Pro- Firewood; c u t , spilt and 4840.0 nlconts please contact 18 MaOL s r t 82.88 far a r t cluded. Nice central loca­ Retail person to work In 6 4 3 ^ 2 6 3 tia tS fiThsS S phi 90f n r psshfs as4 boto. District of Covontrv at Excellent 3 room apart­ tion on bus line. No pets. delivered. All seasoned JoAnn at 721-7393 between BnrfSri^AT.1SaM o htorlno hold on Jonuorv 4, lejRTOREARD hardwood from auolltv 9 and 4. hardware store. ResponsI-. sHh zir 19S7 ordortd that oil claims ment. Stove, refrigerator. 8475 per month. 64A0738. Mimes Include stocking, iVflll 70 (tencord Rd., Mancheator bo your naxtm sstasaanr^__ must bo prosonted totho fidu­ No pets. Security, referen­ ’olOFFICE SPACE dealer. Northeast Log­ ;$iomo7 It you've married recently or reUrad— thla^A ging. "Wood Is our only displaying merchandise, RVSZ w U nS s ciary on or boforo April 6, ces. 8350. 649-4003. Manchester-Unique adult Munson's Chocolates Is and helping customers. gW o-bedroom brick home la Ideal for you. Large;^ SPECIAL: Over 280 ae- anrVHS,n.T.iasM 1W7 or bo borrod os bv low business". 742-9168. ENDROLLS lacUoBS and a FBBE providod. complex. 1 bedroom, 8500 Main Street - Watkins accepting applications for Some hardware knowl- ■>^oomsl A fee room, two tlreplaoea, breezeway.^g New 5 room duplex apart­ center. Professional of­ 2716 w M h - 288 full time employment. Pattam SscUoa ia the Eortha E. Roope, per month. 2 bedroom, edge and or retell expe­ igioarageb and a nice 08x211 lot makeathlaaauper BSlSSSTiJlSPSiSSi" ment. 3 bedrooms, VA fice space, 2 offices and 12% width - 2 tor 288 - I Monday through Friday. a l b u m . Jaat 88.86. Clark 8650 month Includes ap­ rience helptel. Good pay, gSuy at *12t000. Immediate occupain^ to a quaF^ M c F A S H IO N hasaspcdal The fiduciary Is: baths, fully appllanced. pllanced kitchen, pool, reception area. New, ON E O F T H E surest wavs M UST be picked up at the Hours ore ia m to 4:30pm. flexIMe hours. Apply at gjtled buyer. Convenient to Vernon BSSaSMSSJSirt Grace Ceh Cegccdsa far Warren Wood No pets. References and sauna, gome room exer­ Ideal location and park­ to find bargain buys 1$ to Manehaater Herald Office Full benefits. Coll for Conyers Hardware. 646- ndaor. "iv; o-isi-a u a u a n aaaaniiaa m hrger dan; ptas 2 Beaas 2120 Main Street security. 8675 plus utili­ ing. Call 647-1662, Bob shop the classified ads before 11 A.M. ONLY. H mWlimiS MBs. CoapoBi! 82.88 a espy. Coventry, CT 0623S cise room, balconies, and appointment at 647-0639. 5707. Ask ter Bob. JiM ties. 6494003. more. Vonderkall. every day. 010-01 \ lOolTRUCKS/VANO i v ^ I f o r s a l e BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 1974 Ford Van, good condi­ SPORTS tion. $1500 or best offer. 875-6344.0 CARPENTRY/ HEATIN6/ CHILD CARE REM0DELIN6 l&OlpAPERINfi PLUMBIN6 WY MISCELLANEOUS Gatdner to load G edm an m ay file suit Carpentry 8, Remodeling AUTOMOTIVE Happy Homes - "R " clean MTEMOR PMNTMa Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ homes. Professional resi­ Services-Complete home throom remodeling; In­ repairs and remodeling. MD PAPtR NMM M dential and commercial Refarenctt. Fully In- stallation water heaters, 1969 Ford E-200 Window NOW cleaning. Call between 4 We specialize In ba­ ■urad. ShMl rocking and garbage disposals; faucet Van. 6 cylinder-running H Hawser cani and 10 pm. 456-8317. throoms and kitchens. callino rapalrt. Raaldan- repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- condition. Excellent for Small scale commercial tlal and commaiclal. asterCard accepted. parts or restoration. $99. Call if offers don’t come Responsible young work. Registered, In­ Mertie Wsttieae, 649-8050 otter 3;00pm.o KANSAS CTTY. Mo. (AP) - Billy Gardner, woman with own trans­ sured, references. 646- •4M431 sr M S -m i former Minnesota Twins manager, will be in portation, experience and 8165. MISCELLANEOUS By Dave O'Hara “1 very much wanted to reach an Interlor/exterlor painting 643-2711 charge of the Kansas City Royals if Manager Dick The Associated Press agreement. My wife and I did not excellent references, to SERVICES Howser is forced to step aside because of his brain do child care and/or Farrand Remodeling — - new construction com­ want to move out of this area.” housework. Eyenings and Cabinets, roofing, gut­ mercial, residential and tumor, according to Howser. BOSTON — Catcher Rich Ged­ Gedman added: weekends. Please call 649- ters, room additions, apartments. Spray paint­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Home "I told Billy I feel great, and I’m ready to go,” man, a key player in Boston’s “I know what I meant to the 5683. decks, all types of remo­ ing, brush and roller, repairs. Yau name It, we Howser said Thursday. “Right now, there’s charge to the American League Boston Red Sox and I think I know deling and repairs. FREE wood staining, texture do It. Free estimates. nothing wrong with me. But I also know it's day to celling spraying, water Insured. 643-0304. pennant last year, virtually bid what I’m worth. We wanted to estimates. Fully Insured. day with me. farewell to the Red Sox Friday, return to the team and finish what CLEANIND Telephone 643-6017, after proofing. Quality depen­ "Billy understands the situation. If something 6pm, 647-8509. dable on time work, li­ Your local handyman I saying he expected to sign as a free we started last year. Unfortu­ SERVICES censed and Insured. Call B Call John at 643-4353 and happens to me. he’d be the guy we’d have agent with another major league nately, that didn’t happen.” 8i D Associates at 871-7013. please leave message. manage.” club for the start of the 1987 season. Although Sands left open the ••JPAINTINe/ Gardner was hired as Kansas City’s third base Gedman, accompanied by agent outside possibility that Gedman AAR Cleaning Larry's painting and tex­ Hawkes Tree Service- coach after Mike Ferraro was fired following the Jack Sands, appeared at a news still might re-sign with Boston, IOI pAPERING tured ceilings. Free esti­ Bucket Truck & Chipper. 1986 season. Ferraro had managed the second half Office & building clean­ conference 14 hours after the Red saying “never say never,” Gedman mates. Reasonable. Stump removal. Free esti­ of the season after Howser's brain tumor was Sox forfeited rights to him until at indicated there was little chance of ing. Excellent local re- Name your own price — 646-7069. mates. Special considera­ diagnosed in July. ^ least May 1 by failing to reach an that happening. ferences. Free quote. | Father and son. Fast, tion for elderly and handi­ Howser intends to return next season, but he has capped. 647-7553. agreement before a midnight “We’re going out there and see 742-5633. | dependable service. had two brain operations. deadline. what happens,” Gedman said. 1 Painting, Paperhanging & “He feels good enough to do it.” Royals General ■' Removal. Call 872-8237. Typing done In my home. Gedman read a prepared state­ “Sometimes you’ve gotta do what ELECTRICAL Quick and reasonable . Manager John Schuerholz said of Howser. “But ment in which he expressed disap­ I you’ve gotta do. There’s a good he’s been through an ordeal, and spring training is Painting and Paper Hang­ Editing services also pointment that he was unable to RICH GEDMAN chance that on opening day I’ll be ★ ing. Interior and exterior. Dumas Electric— Having available. Call 647-1924 af­ a gruelling, demanding time. If he needs time to re-sign with the club he grew up playing somewhere else.” Electrical Prablems? ter 5pm. rest and get his strength back, we told him to do it. . .. heaijing elsewhere 643-2804. George cheering for as a central Massachu­ Gedman lost a bid for a $1 million D O N 'T KNOW where to Converse, Need a large or a small I’m not even thinking about anything else.” setts schoolboy. look next for a lob? How Repair? We Specialize In W ORTH LOOKING info... Howser and Schuerholz made the decision salary in arbitration last year and Residential Work. Joseph Then, he listened calmly as Sands The Red Sox’ final offer of $2.65 was forced to settle for $650,000 for about placing a "SItuo- DO Y O U have a bicycle no the many bargains of­ together to fire Ferraro, a close friend of Howser, threatened baseball with legal million guaranteed for three years tion Wanted" ad In one rides? Why not offer it Dumas. Fully Licensed. fered for sale every day In and to hire Gardner, Schuerholz said. the 1986 season. He hit .258 with 16 classified? sale with a wont ad? Free Estimates. 646-5253. the classified columns! action if major league clubs do not was rejected by Gedman just homers and 65 RBI in 135 games. He “There was very little discussion 'on it,” make an offer to Gedman, a before Sands’ final proposal, which Schuerholz said. “Itcametoussimultaneously.lt hit .295 with 18 homers and 80 RBI in 27-year-old left-handed slugger. broke off negotiations Thursday 144 games in 1985, and .269 with 24 was unique that we both had in mind, 'That’s the “If there are no offers from any evening, about six hours before the guy we want for that job.’ ” homers and 72 RBI in 133 games in other team, he (Gedman) may deadline for signing free agents 1984, his first as a full-time catcher. Gardner worked in the Royals’ organization for retire a very wealthy man,” Sands who had turned down arbitration. MISCELLANEOUS Automotive CARS CARS five years as manager at Jacksonville of the said. “I never wanted this to happen,” Sands said that although Red Sox FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Southern League and at Omaha of the American Holding the line against escalat­ Gedman said. “I gew up in General Manager Lou Gorman said Association. He was fired by Minnesota after the ing player salaries, the Red Sox Worcester as a Boston Red Sox fan. in a memo to agents last August 76 Oldsmoblle Star Fire, 2 Jeep Wagoneer, 1972,4 x 4, NO AD Twins started the 1985 season by losing 19 of 25 risk ^ losing Gedman by rejecting My wife. Sherry, grew up in that frontline players would be Carpenter steel tool box - CARS door hatchback, good run­ auto, 8 cylinder, air, 90k. games. Sands’ final proposal of a $1.1 Leicester as a Boston Red Sox fan. offered contracts of three years, the like new. $30.00. 32 Inches ning condition. Best offer. Never off rood. Private “Right now. I’m just going to be a coacb,” long. Coll 649-6151.0 FOR SALE million contract for one year, wbich Our families live in Massachusetts Red Sox’ initial offer was for just I 643-6011. 2nd ow ner. 1000/best Gardner said. would have enabled the catcher to and are Red Sox fans. I grew up two years — $750,000 in 1987 and offer. 643-6129. TODAY! Tecomshe 6HP gas en­ 1970 Mustang-Body res­ After-Christmas special: become a free agent again next fall. living and dying with that team. $850,000 in 1988. tored 351 motor with head­ gine. Horizontal shaft 1976 Jeep CJ-7. Real good 1972 E-100 Ford - Econo- complete. $75.00. Call 643- ers. Beautiful car but shape, no rust. Three needs transmission ond llne window von. Running WHAT’S 1938 anytlme.o tops! Asking $2,500. Coll condition. Good for parts. little other work. Many 635-1998, anytime. extras parts, best offer. $99.00 call 649-2512.0 THE Baseball big names to test owners’ resolve 646-8607. 1974 Dodge Dart-2door,6 1978 Chevrolet Malibu, cylinder, automatic, runs By Mike Harris for five years at an estimated $9.6 million. The Expos proposed a two-year contract at $1 million WANTED TO 70 Volkswogon Bug, needs 85,000 miles, good shape USE? eUY/TRAOE good. $400. 646-5004. except rear bumper Is The Associated Press Since then, salary arbitration has shoved big-dollar per season, about what he made last season. w ork, $300/best offer. free agency aside, a situation the players and their “To me, it didn’t make any sense that either one I Rich at 6498158. detached. $800. Call 646- NO ONE HAS MONEY 1972 Pinto wagon • 1 0753. NEW YORK — A handful of baseball’s big name union insist involves collusion among the owners. A could walk away from those offers,” Stoneman said. Used but not abused child­ owner, recent engine, au­ LEFT FROM CHRISTMAS grievance Was filed last year the union and is being Homer also rejected a million-dollar deal. ren's Winter clothing. Size SHOPPINQ... players have marched onto a new free agent Big R ed-1972 Olds 98, red tomatic transmission, re­ Volare 79, asking $350 as battlefield, ready to test the resolve of team owners, heard by an arbitrator. 0 months to 10. Call 742- with black vinyl top. 455- built air conditioned. $600. Is. 646-1378 between 4pm Homer. 29, sought a three-year deal at $1.8 million 9996 after Horn. TAXES ARE DUE SOON... who for two years have not signed high-priced players Last month. Jack Morris, the winningest pitcher in cublc Inch engine. 1970 Ford Van 110 - excel­ and 8pm. the 1980s, sought to leave Detroit but was rejected by per year after hitting .273 with 27 homers and 87 RBI in Loaded, Including a/c and lent mechanics, V-8 auto­ WEATHER IS TO O NASTY... trying to switch teams. 1986. The Braves offered a three-year contract at about Wanted-Otd wicker baby cruise control. Interior matic, good body. $1200. Get the Want Ad habit... Tim Raines, Lance Parrish, Andre Dawson, Bob the Yankees. Minnesota, Philadelphia and California. bassinet wfth big wooden WEATHER IS TOO QOOO... $4.5 million over three years. ’The team also offered a perfect, no rust. 130,000 Both vehicles from Cali­ read and use the little ads Homer, Rich Gedman and five others failed to re-sign He later accepted the Tigers’ offer of salary one-year deal at $1.3 million. wheels. Call 647-1805 after miles. Call Ken, 232-2228, fornia, both rot free. 649 with their old teams by midnight Thursday, thus arbitration. 6pm. In Classified regularly. PEOPLE ARE TO O BUSY... after 6 p.m. 4292. 643-2711. becoming ineligible to rejoin those clubs before May 1. Bill Stoneman, vice president of the Montreal Expos, “I’m not angry or mad at anybody,” Homer said NO ONE HAS TIME Ron Guidry. Bob Boone. Doyle Alexander, Toby who made Raines and Dawson — both All-Stars — Thursday. “I’m Just disturbed and a little bit puzzled. TO READ... Harrah and Gary Roenicke also took that route. multi-year offers at more than $1 million per year I've played nine years with a team and given them MY AD WILL GET BURIED The free agents who chose to remain with their teams before they became free agents, said, “Unfortunately, every opportunity to work out a contract and they IN ALL THE OTHER ADS... were Brian Downing and Doug DeCinces with nobody knows what lies ahead.” haven’t done it.” FREE CUSSIFIED ADS California. Willie Randolph and Tommy John with the The Philadelphia Phillies have expressed an interest NO ONE WILL REMEMBER in Parrish, while the Seattle Mariners had expressed Guidry, 36, and the Yankees could not reach MY AD NEXT WEEK... New York Yankees and Ernie Whitt with-Toronto. agreement despite some last-minute negotiating. To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for Last year, faced with a similar situation for the first interest in talking to both Raines and Homer. Guidry's agent said he had lowered his demand to FIDDLESTICKS... time, all free agents reached agreement with their However, Seattle General Manager Dick Balderson $850,000 per season while the Yankees increased their *99 or less. We will run your ad for 7 days — FREEI clubs. Tbe players who faced the midnight deadline said Friday that Raines is asking too much money. Raines, 27, made $1.5 million last season when he offer to $825,000. “And they wouldn't budge. They WE'VE HEARD ALL this time each had rejected offers of salary arbitration. insulted my man,” said agent Reggie Ringuet. THE EXCUSESI “Nobody has gone past Jan. 8 before. This is batted .334 and stole 70 bases. The Expos offered him a Fill out ooupon (one word 1 1 a « I uncharted and untested territory.” said Bucky Woy, three-year contract at $1.6 million per season. “George Steinbrenner and I felt we couldn't give any por ipoog) and mall or WE KNOW FROM Homer’s agent. “We are talking about some good “I don’t see us offering Tim Raines $1.6 million a more. It was strictly a business decision,” Yankees bring to tho Manehaatar • • T t EXPERIENCE AND players this time. I hope they (the owners) are not year ... that just doesn’t make sense,” Balderson said. General Manager Woody Woodward said. HoraM Offlo#, 10 Bralnard RESEARCH STUDIES THAT “A million-six is a lot of money for one player, • ft 11 It going to make a travesty of free agency.” The Angels wound up keeping Downing and Plaoo. AN INTERESTING, 'j'he free agent system, which began with the regardless of how good he is.” DeCinces while losing Boone. INFORMATIVE AO lucrative signing of Jim “Catfish” Hunter with the But Tom Reich, agent for both Raines and Parrish, Cloarly atata Ham and prica It u n M WILL BE READ Downing signed a twto-year contract at $900,000 per ANYTIMEI New York Yankees on New Year’s Eve in 1974, has was somewhat optimistic, saying, “I do believe there In ad. Ona Ram only par changed the face of major league baseball, with are going to be pockets of interest.” season with an option year at $850,000, a slight raise. ad. No pal. tag aala, or big-name players moving from team to team and The Tigers offered Parrish, 30, a two-year contract DeCinces signed for two years, one of them THANKS FOR guaranteed. oommaralal ada aooaptad. Nama. Phona HELPING US player salaries rising constantly — until two years ago. at $1.2 million per season. PROVE IT... Between the 1984 and 1985 seasons, relief pitcher “They did not want tonegotiate.” Tigers General “We’re delighted to sign Brian, who has contributed Addraaa Bmce Sutter signed a six-year free agent deal with the Manager Bill Lajoie said. “We certainly have intere <. greatly to our club. He is the heart, soul and Atlanta Braves worth a reported $10.1 million and in signing him May 1 if he’s still available.” enthusiasm on the club.” Angels General Manager pitcher Rick Sutcliffe re-signed with the Chicago Cubs Dawson, 32, hit .284 with 20 home mns and 78 RBI. Mike Port said. Kings’ Pat Q uin n NCAA limits recruiting seasons ’ Jife # - 'S' By Doug Tucker had,” Nebraska Athletic Direcor The Associated Press Vince Dooley, Georgia football Bob Devaney said. “ I would have coach, couldn’t watch his son, expelled by NHL preferred to let them give all four to Derek, play high school football last SAN DIEGO — Recruiting sea­ anybody they want. It’s my opinion year because it was not during the sons were reduced in football and NEW YORK (AP) — Los Angeles Kings Coach Pat I i that the cheaters in college sports official scouting period. "^1 basketball and players received Quinn*was expelled from the NHL Friday night are not the players, but other Dooley brought laughter from the pending investigation of charges that he signed a permission to give one complimen­ people.” nearly 2,000 delegates when he told contract and accepted money to become general tary game pass to someone other In the morning session, delegates the convention. “ I think we should than a relative or student as manager next season of the Vancouver Canucks, the approved with little opposition a adopt this amendent for many league announced. delegates wrapped up the 81st move to cut the recruiting seasons reasons, not the least of which is Kings officials, who met with Quinn on Friday night, annual NCAA convention Friday. in the major sports almost 50 domestic tranquility for coaches. said they had no immediate comment. In other voting during a long percent. In addition, the major But at the same time I must admit "W e would like to be informative, however, sinbethis business session, measures were powers got a measure passed that I have no more children.” matter is under investigation, we are obliged to make passed to monitor the outside granting them authority to decide “ Next year,” one delegate was no comment.” General Manager Rogie Vachon said. income of coaches and to give the for themselves the maximum heard to yell, “ we’ll be back saying Quinn, under contract to the Kings until after the enforcement department permis­ amount of financial assistance to be it’s OK for coaches to watch their 1986-87 season when his three-year agreement expires, sion to make more information given to scholarship players. grandchildren. Some of those guys public. is the first coach ever to be expelled. The league said The money coaches make also are getting pretty old, you know.” two players. Billy Taylor of the Detroit Red Wings and As its last act. the convention took up considerable time. Finally, Passed nearly without opposition Don Gallinger of the Boston Bruins, were expelled in elevated Wilford Bailey of Auburn schools voted to make coaches to the presidency of the NCAA, report all outside income to their were proposals to give the public a 1948 for betting on games. clearer view of enforcement pro­ Their expulsions were rescinded in 1976 by former Bailey, who has been secretary- athletic directors; to prohibit ceedings. NHL President Clarence Campbell. treasurer, replaces the outgoing coaches from using their school’s Jack Davis of Oregon State. name or logo in endorsing commer­ Radio station CFUN in Calgary, Alberta, reported Football coaches under the new Arguments over complimentary cial products without approval of Thursday that Quinn, who once played for Vancouver, rule will be allowed to contact would be the Canucks’ general manager next season. game passes consumed more time the school; and to require coaches than any other proposal during the prospects from Dec. 1 to the first The job currently is held by Jack Gordon, who has the to get approval of the school’s chief Saturday after the national letter- title of director of hockey operations. AP photo six-day meeting of the nation’s executive officer before accepting AP photo of-intent signing day, usually in Quinn, following the Kings’ 5-4 loss to Calgary colleges and universities. Chaos pay for endorsing brands of shoes, erupted last season when it was mid-February. Football coaches Thursday, denied the report, saying he had a University of Washington linebacker in San Franciscothisweek. Rogers isthe America's Cup (jefender candidate apparel or equipment. can evaluate prospects in No­ “ contractual and moral commitment to the manage­ Reggie Rogers (right) talks with 9-year- younger brother of Don Rogers, who discovered that many players were Amending three rules which Australia IV (left) flies a combination sail giving their complimentary passes vember and May 10-31. ment and players of the Los Angeles Kings.” old Lupito Quintero during a visit to the died from an overdose of cocaine last caused widespread controversy In Vancouver, the Canucks acknowledged Friday during a hotly protested race in the to persons other than fellow stu­ last year, delegates voted; In basketball, coaches can re­ dents or family members. After 60 cruit Sept. 17-Oct. 17 and March 1 to night receipt of the order of expulsion issue by NHL Shriners’ Hospital for crippled children summer. defender series off Fremantle Tuesday. — To let medals be given to high Nebraska football players were the Saturday after the national President John Ziegler, but refused comment. school prospects at such events as Rival Kookaburra II filed a protest suspended for a game and then signing day, usually in mid-April. The Canuck management has been under fire for the the Penn Relays or Drake Relays. against the giant “gennaker,” a cross reinstated, the rule was put in Evaluation can be done July 10-31, team’s last-place standing in the Smythe Division with — To allow coaches to watch their abeyance. Dec. 11-31 and Feb. 8-28, or Feb. 29 a 12-25-4 record. between a genoa and a spinnaker. An offspring play high school games College stars out to boost After lengthy debate Friday, outside the official evaluation pe­ in a leap year. Ziegler said in a news release that the Kings would be international protest jury has not made a Division I schools voted to let In Thursday’s voting, delegates precluded from filing tampering charges, however, riod. creating what many dubbed final ruling. players give one — but not all four outlawed boosters from any invol­ because Quinn’s contract is not on file with the league. “ The Dooley Rule.” — of their four passes to anyone vement in recruiting, specifying ” ... There is a bigger and more important issue — To allow a school to pay the they choose. that only staff members of a school presented by these facts, Mr. Quinn is directly ratings for the NFL draft expenses for players and coaches to “ This is better than what we can contact prospects. responsible for the preparation and conduct of the Los attend a teammate’s funeral. Angeles Kings NHL game competition.” Ziegler’s Bv Steve Wllstein The rivalry felt by Miami and “ I just came down here to play.” Jury is still out statement read. The Associated Press Penn State players apparently has he said. “ I told them all that I won’t “ Despite these responsibilities, he has committed been left behind. talk business until after the Senior Mac O’Grady himself to assume the responsibilities of a general STANFORD, Calif. — Penn State “ There are no hard feelings on Bowl and the (pro scouting) com­ on Cup protest Giants to be honored mapager for a competing team in this league, has and University of Miami players, my part and I hope there isn’t any bine are over.” regains lead accepted money therefrom and yet has cbntinued to intense rivals at the Fiesta Bowl, on theirs.” said Rakoczy. “ They’re He wore a black armband on his attempt to discharge his responsibilities for the Los join college stars from around the all class guys. And I don’t think they uniform and dedicated his senior Bv Sid Moodv Angeles Kings. country seeking to boost their stock have any complaint with me, season to his brother. To dispel any The Associated Press If they go all the iva y CARLSBAD, Calif. (A P ) — Mac Ziegler said Quinn “ is expelled from the National for the N FL draft in Saturday’s either.” notions that he. too. was a drug user O’Grady regained the lead Friday Hockey League and may not be employed by any 62nd annual East-West Shrine Dozier called Rakoczy “ a nice he voluntarily took drug tests, FREMANTLE. Australia — The protest jury that with a hard-won round of 72 for a member club of the league or involved in any further Football Classic. dude, a good man. just like all the which he passed. will determine if Australia IV can defend the Bv John Shanahan into the Super Bowl, win or lose. one-shot lead over Rick Fehr after activities on behalf of the league or its member clubs. Miami center Gregg Rakoczy guys here.” He doubts, though, that he would America’s Cup won by her owner in 1983 failed again The Associated Press He said after the American three rounds of the $500,000 Tourna­ This expulsion shall continue during the period of a will be blocking for Penn running For Reggie Rogers, the game go around talking to other players Friday to reach a decision and will resume its Express announcement that he ment of Champions golf complete investigation which has been commensed by backs D. J. Dozier and Steve Smith brings him close to the end of a long or kids about drugs. deliberations during the weekend. NEW YORK - American had been planning a traditional tournament. this office.” on an East team that also features season made 'more difficult by “ They would just think I ’m doing Express said Friday it would ticker-tape parade up Lower Fehr, a rookie in this event that Without making mention of the origin of the charges. linebacker D on' Graham of the having to cope with the cocaine it because of what happened to The intemaUonal panel also said it would do its work host a ticker-tape parade for the Broadway to City Hall with a brings together only the winners of Ziegler said there was "no evidence that Mr. Quinn has national champion Nittany Lions. death last summer of his 23-year- Don,” he said. at secret location to get away from newsmen. New York Giants if they win the number of sponsors picking up PGA Tour titles from the last 12 done anything other than to do his best to make sure The West squad includes Wa­ old brother Don, a former Cleve­ Should Australia IV lose the protest over her Super Bowl. the tab. months, had a bad day on the that the Los Angeles Kings win every game they play. ” shington defensive lineman Reggie land Browns defensive back. In other All-Star games this full-bodied gennaker sail. Kookaburras II and III will Mayor Edward Koch had Steven Goldstein, senior vice greens. “ There is no doubt that Mr. Quinn honestly believes Rogers, Brigham Young receiver Until now, Rogers has been weekend. Heisman Trophy winner race in the finals to pick the Cup defender. refused to permit a city- president of American Express “ I don’t think I had a day like this that this conflict will not handicap him in faithfully reluctant to speak publicly about Vinny Testaverde will lead the East sponsored parade, saying the Travel Related Services Co., all last year,” he said after slipping Mark Bellini, and linebackers Dave Kookaburra III finished first in the three-month performing his duties to the Los Angeles Kings.” the death, he said, because of the against the West in the Japan Bowl cost would be too much to spend said his company’s offer was for to a 73 that dropped him back to Wyman of Stanford and Marc elimination process which saw Alan Bond’s Australia Ziegler said. pain it has caused him and his at the 30,000 seat Yokohama on a team that abandoned the a Super Bowl win only. second at 208. Munford of Nebraska. IV disqualified in five races for rules violations. “ However, there is a much greater responsibility family. Stadium in ’Tokyo. The East roster city in 1976 for the New Jersey “ They’ve got to go all the “ Just a day when I didn’t do N FL scouts will be among the Kookaburra II failed to qualify for the final, but would that must be recognized in these circumstances. expected 70,000 spectators at Stan­ “ It made my year a lot harder,” also includes Alabama quarter­ Meadowlands. He had called the way.” he said of the Giants. anything well. It was a struggle all win Australia IV ’s place if the jury decides the Competitive sports,. and in particular, professional ford Stadium, and they will be the 22-year-old said. “ In the begin­ back Mike Shula. Giants a “ foreign” team. He said the company was day long,” the 24-year-old Fehr gennaker was illegally rigged. sports, have the highest obligation of trust to each and taking a close look at quarterbacks ning of the season I didn’t feel I Last year, the East downed the But he softened his stand doing it for business reasons, said. West 31-14 for only its third victory Friday in announcing that every one of its patrons to assure the absolute integrity Tracy Ham of Georgia Southern, should be up there playing. I felt The big reaching balloon jib is legal in itself, but the but added, “ We live in New The colorful, controversial in 11 Japan Bowls. of the competition. This is the heart and soul of the Dave Yarema of Michigan State like I should’ve been home with my Kkookaburras syndicate claim it was rigged too far American Express was willing York. We want to thank the fans O’Grady had hut one question after ’The teams includes 32 players business. and Jeff Van Raaphorst of Arizona mom. It was hard for me to go to aft. to underwrite a parade with who supported the Giants.” completing three trips over the La from 18 colleges in the East and 34 $700,000 if the Giants beat the “ This trust must be jealously guarded and protected State. class because I always felt funny. The jury declared the gennaker legal when Koch said Giants’ President Costa Country Club course in 207, players from 20 colleges in the Washington Redskins for the at all times,” Ziegler continued in the statement. Ham, the only player in NCAA People were staring at me. ’They Wellington Mara said he was nine under par; West. Kookaburra II filed its protest Tuesday after losing by “ This trust obligation includes not only guarding history to rush for more than 3,000 always did stare at me, I guess NFC championship Sunday and pleased with the offer from In Honolulu on Saturday. Heis­ inches in the race that apparently put Australia IV into “Where’s Norman?” against actual threats to the integrity of the game but yards and pass for more than 5,000, because of my size, but it just felt a go on to win the Super Bowl. American Express, but did not man Trophy ninnenip Paul Palmer the finals. Informed that Greg Norman, the equally important, making sure that the^perception of led his Division I-AA team to two little different because of Don’s “ I’m pleased that a team that want to make’any commitment of Temple heads the East roster for swaggering Australian who won the the integrity is not tainted in any fashion.” straight national titles. For the death. But the Kookaburras’ owner, Perth businessman has come from the New York- before his team plays the game. the Hula Bowl. British Open and dominated world Ziegler said it was unfortunate that the Kings would pros, though, the S-foot-IOW, 185- He said he still can’t believe that Kevin Parry who is a rival of Bond, appealed that New Jersey region has gone so The East team also will have “ After the game he will make golf last year, was two shots back at have to “ bear the brunt of this order in that they lose pounder might have to switch to his brother used cocaine. decision Wednesday, and the jury has been considering far,” Koch said. “ I hope they three Penn State players — offen­ a decision as to what he and his 209, O’Grady raised his eyebrows their coach on such short notice.” running back or receiver. " It just came out of nowhere.” he it ever since. win. sive tackles Chris Conlin. center team will be doing,” Koch said. and said; “ Oh, boy! ” The Kings are scheduled to play Buffalo at home on There is no shortage of beefy said. “ He was always talking to me Iain Murray, Kookaburra H i’s helmsman and “ The foreign state I love best Keith Radecic and fullback Tim Saturday night. players in this charity game, which about it, telling me not to use drugs. designer, said if the jury ruling goes against his is New Jersey, because I was Koch said Govs. Mario Cuomo Then he smiled. I could have talked to him about it if Manoa. bom in Newark,” be added. “ The future I can’t comment on.” Quinn said in has raised nearly $10 million for the syndicate, it might appeal to the New York Supreme of New York and Thomas Kean “ I’m enjoying my position. When Calgary on Thursday night, but refused to say whether I ’d known.” Jim Harbaugh of Michigan is The Giants had been in New Shriners’ Hospitals for Crippled Court since the deed of gift for the old trophy is held in of New Jersey, as well as the you get a fellow like Norman right he had discussed a position with the Canucks. “ Right Rogers. 6-6^ 262 pounds, is bigger expected to start at quarterback, York since 1925. and Burned Children. that state by the New York Yacht Club. mayors of East Rutherford. behind you ... I ’m looking forward now I ’m busy coaching this hockey team.” he added. than his late brother. He was and will be backed by Don Smith of City Council Majority Leader to the challenge,” in Saturday’s The offensive lines include South­ Warren Jones. Bond’s spokesman, said Kookabur­ N.J., where the Giants play in Quinn, who has coached the Kings for three years, ern Cal’s Jeff Bregel. 6-4, 280 named to The Associated Press Mississippi State. Peter Vallone said Wednesday the Meadowlands Stadium, and final round of the chase for a $90,000 The All-Star bowl season will ra’s owners were “ rich men and bully boys shaking admitted he would eventually like to become a general pounds: Central Michigan’s Brian All-America second team and is that the council would hold an of Moonachie, N.J., a town the first prize. conclude Jan. 17 with the Senior spears at the jury.” manager. Wiliiams. 6-7, 285; Arizona State’s expected to be a high first-round “ appropriate celebration” for team cails home when relaxing, Hal Sutton and Mark Calcavec- Bowl in Mobile, Ala., where Shula Murray said bis aim was to provide the “ very best “ That has been a part of my goal, to reach the Danny Villa, 6-4>A, 293; Missouri’s draft selection. Agents have been the Giants despite Koch’s “ for­ were being invited to the chia were at 210, three shots back. will play for his father Don, who will defender for Australia.” He added that things were echelons of hockey. With my future. I ’m like every John Clay, 6-5, 285; and Michigan’s calling him continuously here, eign team” position if they get parade. Sutton had a third round 09, coach the South. 9 coach in this league. I work from day to day.” he said. Mark Hammerstein, 6-4. 285. much to his annoyance. “ nnessy at the moment.” Calcavecchia 70. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard Galaxy PHILADELPHIA (86) Jets 3. Wlialars 0 Little League holding signups Whalers on road until Wednesday Robinson 3-13 34 9, Barkley 8-12 3619, Footbafl SB XXI Facts Mary Bellody 127, Laurie Czalka Manchester Little League will conduct its second and 132-130-376, Kathy M alar 345, Celeste McCormick 4-7 34 11, Ervlng 7-13 56 19, A l Slake: 1986 NH. Championship and MINNESOTA — The Hartford Whalers who are BasketbaD Cheeks3-1244M),Vranes 1-10-12, Free351-2 Homerd 0 8 8 -8 final sign-up session for the 1987 season on Sunday at Arcell 141-132-X1, Carolyn M inor 145 5,Coltsr34006,Wlneale05363.Totals31-72 WIm iI0M9 9 1 3 S the Vince U>mbardi Trophy 131, Robin Teels 144, Doris Boker 125, currently tied for first piace in the Adanns Division with 223384. First Period— None. Penalties— Reddick, the American Legion Hall on Legion Drive between the Participanis: AR: Champion vs N R ' Chris Brodlev 125343, Flo Boult 134, the Montreal Canadians with 46 points each, wiii take NfU Yeill 23 27 18 Sl-W Win (delay of gome), served by Hamel, hours of 1 and 4 p.m. NFL playoff achedule Champion Pom Krlnlok 135343. NBA stindingi PhHadeWlta 21 28 18 2S-86 5 :X ; Steen, Win (trtp^ng), 17:X; Signups are for ail children between the ages of 7 Dale: Sunday, January 2S. 198*^ on the Minnesota North Stars (17-20-4) tonight (8:35 Ferraro, Hor (cross-checking), 19:51; p.m. W TIC ). The Whaiers wiii be without the service of Fouled out— Barkley. Rebounds New through 12. Youths must be seven before July 31,1987 Sumkiv, D*c. X Tim e : 3:00 P.M Pacific Time Home Enginaera York 47 (Ewtng 10), Philadelphia X Turgeon, ttar, mlnor-misconduct (rough­ Site: The Ri>se Bowl. Pasadena. California ieft winger Paui Lawless for 2 to 3 weeks due to a eAsmw coNraRCNCc (Barkley 10). Assists-New York 26 ing), 19:51; Kyte, Win (roughing), 19:51; and not turn 13 after July 31,1987. Birth certificates are New York Jets X , Kansas City 15 Sheila Plontlnldo 194, Alice Chittick Washington 19, Los Angeles Ronrn 7 This is the fifth time a Super Bowl will b<- sprained iigament in his ieft knee. The good news is Altanttc DlvMsn (Sparrow 7), Philadelphia 15 (Cheeks 3). NIII, Win, mlnor-misconduct (rotrghlng), required at time of registration and either a parent or 178, Linda Maher 194-475, Korin Scheer W L Pel. OB Total tauls— New York 24, Philadelphia 19:51. Soturdov# JiOfi. 3 played at the Rose B4»wl. 182-452. Tru d I Zuldemo 1X-178-S33, that the long awaited return of last year's leading Boston 29 9 .719 — 20. Technicals— New York Illegal defense2. Second Period— 1, Winnipeg, Olausson 4 guardian must accompany each youth. Cleveland 23, New York Jets X, 30T Capacity: IU4.(KK) Morv PrestI 195521, Shirley Eldrldge scorer. Syivain Turgeon, is near. Turgeon shouid be Phllodelplila 19 15 .559 5 A^—17,967. (Ellett), 7:49. Penolty— MacDermId, Hor League registration fee is $10 per player or $1S per Washington 27, Chicago 13 Television: CBS TV 179515, Morlho Grant 185510, Beltv Washington 16 17 .485 7W (hooking), 19:X. Sunday, Jon. 4 Radio: NBC Radio Network back in action by the time Hartford returns home immediate family. New York Giants 49, San Francisco 3 Mostondreo 1W-178-523, Borboro T ^ - New York 11 23 .324 13 Nuggata 118, Mavericks 113 Third Period— 2, Winnipeg, Neufeld 9 Players Shares: S36.0(MMoeach geon 107-500, Toni Robertson 178-4X, Wednesday night to host the Boston Bruins. After Tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Denver 23 New England 17 New Jersey 10 23 .303 13'/i (Small, Ellett), 2:42.3, Winnipeg, Carlyle 8 member of the winning team and Cindy Hurley 191-192-547, Dlone Cote tonight's game with Minnesota, Hartford wiii then Central Division (McBoln, Hamel), 11:57. Penalties— March 21 and 22, weather permitting. Sundov, Jon. 11 185170-500, Morivs Dvorak 192-534, D E N V E R (116) Denver at Cleveland, 12:X p.m. S18,0(X) to each member o f the l«>sing travel to New Jersey to take on the Devils Monday Atlanta 22 9 .710 — Munyn, Hor (hlgh^cklng), 3:X; Anyone interested in coaching, umpiring, serving as Sharon SImler 453, Evelyn Anton Detroit 20 10 .667 V/7 English 11-26 46 26, Cooper 7-12 1-2 15, McBaIn, Win (hlgh^cklng), 3:S; Ho- Washington at New York Giants, 4 p.m tcani; in excess of 32.6 million for the Ruth Skibo 460, Martha Montonv 482. evening at 7:35. Milwaukee 22 13 .629 2 Schoyes687619,Lever8-203-319,Dunn 1-31-2 werchuk. Win (hooking), 7 :X ; Semenko, a commissioner or in any other capacity is asked to be Sundov, Jon. 25 personnel o f the competing clubs. Ruth Allen 464, Gov McDevItt 456, Chloogo 17 15 J31 3, Honzllk 3-94410, Evans5109^1220, Alorle Ho t (cross-checking), 11 :X ; Somuelsson, at the signups. Super Bowl at Pasadena, Calif., 6 p.m. Uniform s: The N R ! will he the home Donna Hordestv4TO, Fronclne Turgeon Indiana 17 16 .515 6 03444. Tatals41-913341116. Hor (roughing), 11:X; Boschmon, Win team and will have the choice of wear­ 489. Cleveland 14 19 .424 9 (crosschecking), 11 :X ; NIII, Win (rough­ For further information, contact Ed Dettore at East hockey hosts Immaculate hmdov, FH). 1 ing white or cokKed jerseys The NFC WeSTCRN CONraRENCE D A LLA S (113) ing), 11:30; Carlyle, Win (cross- 643-4482 or Paul Scheinblum at 649-6470. team will use the west bench (press box MMwesI Divisien Aguirre 12-22 9-10 33, Perkins 514 4414, checklng),13;X. At Henukiki Powdar Puff The East Catholic hockey team (2-3) wiii face off Dallas 22 11 .667 — Donaldson 2-5 00 4, Harper 11-18 2-3 29, Shots on goal— Hartford 11-7-11— X . Time TB A side ); the AFC team will use the east with Immaculate High Schooi of Danbury (6-0), the Utah 20 12 .625 IW Blackman5157-717,(Xivls0-252XSchrempr Winnipeo 51510— X . Kllpstein a letter winner bench. Terry Slemlnsk1191-482, Mary Wright defending Division II state champions, tonight at 7:15 Houston 14 18 .438 Vh 595212, Wood14002, TarplevO-2000, Nutt Power-play Opportunities— HoiifordO of Sudden death: If the game is tied at the 225537, Sharon Caruso 456. OOOOO.Totals41-912528113. 4; Winnipeg 0 of 1. end of the regulation 60 minutes, il will at the Bolton Ice Paiace. The winless Manchester High Denver 14 21 .400 9 BRUNSWICK, Me. — Sophomore Linda Klipstein, of Sacramento 9 23 .281 12'A (Joalles-Hortford, Weeks ( X shots-X Manchester, won her varsity letter in women’s continue into sudden-death overtime. LaVas Induatrlal hockey team (0-8) plays South Windsor High (2-3) at San Antonio 8 25 .242 14 Denver 18 35 37 26— 116 saves). Winnipeg, Reddick (66), Ber- Golf The team scoring first— by safety, field the Hartford Arena today at 7; 50 p.m. Pacific DMsIen Dallas 26 22 68 25— 113 thloume (6:M first, 23-X). volleyball this past fall at Bowdoin College. Klipstein is goal, or touchdown— will win Unlike Wayne Bertrand X5, Bob Wilbanks L.A. Lakers 26 7 .788 — Three-point goals— Harper 5, Evans. A — 14,1M. a graduate of Loomis-Chaffee School in Windsor. 232X5. Tony ColleHl 202, Dove Mozzoll Meanwhiie. the East Catholic girls basketball team Portland 22 14 .611 5

By Tom Canavan The Associated Press Denver (12-5) at Cleveland (13-4) 12:30 p.m. Sunday, NBC EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — To most. Bill Broncos looking for first trip to Super Bowi since 1977 Parcells is the overweight coach in the blue warmup team lost to Dallas 27-10. Cleveland seeking first AFC jacket who took a bath in Gatorade nearly every time title and first championship since 27-0 victory over his New York Giants won this season. Colts in ’64 . . . Broncos stopped New England’s That’s about all the public knows about him, and bid to repeat as conference champions, beating that’s the way he likes it. Patriots 22-17 at Denver last Sunday. Cleveland But he is also loyal, superstitious, warm, funny, and, survived third-longest game in pro football history, most of all. a workaholic. Especially when it comes to beating New York Jets 23-20, 2; 02 into second overtime football. period . . . Denver won its “ I ’m just a guy. I go to work. I like my job,’ ’ says fourth division championship in past 10 seasons, Parcells, who has guided the Giants to a 15-2 mark and starting 6-0 before finishing 11-5. Cleveland won last an NFC championship title game against Washington five games and eight of nine to win second straight AFC on Sunday. “ I ’m lucky and have been fortunate. I Central Division title . . . Victory over Jets was really have and ! mean that from the heart. Cleveland’s 13th of season, its most ever, and first “ Not many people get to do what they want to and playoff triumph since 31-20 decision over Dallas in ’68 have it turn out the way they want it.” . . . Broncos lead series 8-3 and have won last seven Parcells. 45. was bom in nearby Englewood and B games against Cleveland, including 24-14 win in ’84 grew up a Giants’ fan. He played high school football, . . . Browns have won six baseball and basketball before heading to Wichita straight games at home, while Broncos are 4-4 on AP photo State as a linebacker. He spumed a professional road. . . Last week, Denver QB John Elway completed football career to become an itinerant assistant Rutherford. N.J. Taylor will be a lot more 13 of 32 passes for 257 yards, with one TD and two Giants' All-Pro linebacker Lawrence football coach because the money was better. interceptions. Elway also ran 22 yards for a T D . . . RB Taylor stretches out during a practice active when his club plays the Washing­ Stops along the way included Hastings College in Sammy Winder had 19 carries for 102 yards . . . ton Redskins on Sunday. Nebraska. Wichita State, Army. Florida State, session at Giants' Stadium in East Broncos’ defense held New England to 271 total yards Vanderbilt. Texas Tech and the head coaching job at and 12 first downs, while sacking Patriots’ QBTony Air Force in 1978. The next year, he joined the Giants as Eason six times . . . DE Rulon Jones recorded a defensive coach, but left the NFL to go into private two sacks and a safety . . . Cleveland had to rally business, returning the following year in New England. Welch is hoping to hook up from 10 points down with 1:57 left to force game Parcells returned to the Giants in 1981 and got the into OT. Mark Moseley kicked game winning head coach’s job late in 1982 when Ray Perkins 27-yarder FG after missing 23-yarder in first overtime resigned. Along the way, the defensive specialist expanded his . . . QB Bemie Kosar set N F L playoff records for with Schroeder once again football knowledge, adopting strategies from some pass attempts (64). yards (489). average gain per coaches and learning how to deal with people from attempt G4.81) and tied another mark with 33 and me out there, but I had know By Dave Goldbere mentors. When he didn’t know something, he’d completions (1 TD. 2 interceptions) . .. TE Ozzie idea what had happened to him.” The Associated Press telephone his old high school basketball coach, Mickey Newsome had 6 catches for 114 yards against Jets . . . says Welch. “ I had no idea he had Corcoran. Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight, or DE Carl Hairston led defense with three of team’s aspirations to be a pro quarter­ EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Los Angeles Raiders’ boss AI Davis, among others. AP photo nine sacks . . . Cleveland has fourth-best AFC offense back,” “ He was just a guy out there Herb Welch was standing on the Nothing helped in 1983 when the team went 3-12-1. It (337.1 yards per gam e). Browns have averaged 29.1 there throwing a football around.” . sidelines at RFK Stadium a year was also a terrible time personally — his parents, Giants' head coach Bill Parcells checks points in past six games, while allowing 16.3. They Schroeder. in fact, had been N.J. Parcells is not well known by a lot of ago when a new quarterback assistant coach Bob Ledbetter and former Giant Doug are 8-0 when they rush for 100 yards; 11-1 when scoring taken on the third round of the 1984 over his troops during a practice session people, and he prefers it that way. trotted onto the field for the Kotar all died within six weeks. 20-or-more points . . . Denver has conference’s No. 3 NFL draft — the third quarterback at Giants’ Stadium in East Rutherford, Washington Redskins after Joe Parcells never doubted he was on the right track with defense (309.2 yards allowed per game) and led picked, although his only on-field ’Theismann was carried off with a the Giants, just whether he would have the time to get against the rush (103.2). Broncosgainedover300total experience that year was an broken leg. the team turned around. it’s just to say hello or to talk tactics. Invariably, there Parcells won’t pick up two tails-up pennies that have yards 10 times this season and held exhibition game against New Eng­ “ I saw saw this guy run onto the “ In this business there is no progressive route you is laughter. been in his locker all season, fearing bad luck. He has opponents under 300 yards 10 times. Broncos 12-1 land in which he completed three field and thought to myself, ‘Hey, take.” he said recently. “ It’s not like being a banker, For example, last week Parcells heard that good-luck elephants in his office and follows a set when scoring 20-or-more points. passes in five attempts. He had wait a minute! I know this guy from where you know if you don’t put your hand in the till, linebacker Carl Banks was going to be on a nationally two-stop route every day to work. thrown eight passes in 1985 in somewhere,’” Welch said. after 20 years you get a gold watch. It’s not like that. I televised morning show to discuss the Giants’ 49-3 NFC He also eats tuna fish every day. Hence, the mop-up roies before he entered the The guy turned out to be Jay thought I might not get a chance.” semifinal victory over San Francisco. nickname Tuna. game in Theismann’s place and Schroeder and somewhere turned Hard work was Parcells answer. He still shows up at He saw Banks in the locker room and said; “ I just think I am the way I am and I try to be that completed 13 of 20 for 221 yards, Washington (13-4) at N.Y. Giants (15-2) out to be the Westwood section of the stadium every morning at 6:50 and sometimes “ You imagine America waking up and seeing that way all the time,” he said. “ That’s what 1 like about including a 44-yard completion on Los Angeles in the spring of 1984. doesn’t leave until after 9 p.m. An extra large sleeping face? Five thousand people in Nebraska couldn’t go to this business. You can go in there with those guys and 4 p.m. Sunday, CBS. his first pass, and a 14-yard NFC East rivals face each other for third time Schroeder, now the Redskins’ quar­ bag his secretary gave him is in his office in case it’s work today. ’They had to call in sick with Carl Banks on feel like you’re 25 years old again. When I dread going touchdown pass to Clint Didier that this season, with Giants having won other two; 27-20 on terback will meet Welch, free needed. there.’ ’ in there and shooting the bull and talking and joking. gave Washington a 23-21 win. Oct. 27 at Meadowlands and 24-14 Dec. 4 at Washington safety for the New York (iiants, Parcells talks with every player every day. whether Superstition also mies the Giants’ locker room. It’s time. Out. Get out.” Welch, who had made the Giants again in the NFC Championship as a special teams player and . . . Since the NFL-AFL merger in ’71. only once game at Giants Stadium. AP photo defensive back — long after Al has a team defeated another three times in a The route has been an odd one for Jay Schroeder will be at the Young had been sent home — season. In ’82, Miami took three from the New York both of them. RIslen is enjoying Browns' resurgence controls when the Redskins remembers that game vividly. Jets, including the AFC championship game . . . Welch, a too-small. too-slow I don’t think anyone on our team Washington got to its third championship game in the defensive back at UCLA, was an face the New York Giants for past five years by defeating last year’s Super Bowl had ever seen him,” he says. “ 1 Bv Barrv Wllner defense is enough of a challenge. afterthought in the 1985 draft, taken the NFC Championship Risien said, fully aware that Cleve­ “They’re always trying to blow up winners, the Chicago Bears. 27-13 in Soldier Field; kept running up and down the The Associated Press “ I remember playing against them by the Giants on the 12th round, one land’s last pro football title was in 1964; things on you and get penetration. Washington had beaten the Los Angeles Rams in NFC Sunday at Giants' Stadium. sideline telling people. ‘Watch it. two years ago, and being impressed,” round after they had selected at the the Browns never have been to the Super "Our offensive line must stay under wild card game. 19-7. the previous week. The This guy can realiy throw.’” CLEVELAND — Like just aboul Broncos quarterback John Elway said. same position a basketball player Bowl. “ It’s probably similar to what control, keep our feet moving. This is not Giants destroyed NFC West champion San In fact, Welch hadn’t even In his second season. Welch has everyone else in football-crazy Cleve­ “ They’re very disciplined, very sound. named Al Young who had not New England had last season.” the type of team where we can put our Francisco 49-3 . . . Redskins QB Jay Schroeder threw expected to be drafted — he was in emerged as a valuable member of a land. Cody Risien is enjoying the They don’t make a lot of mistakes and played a minute of football since The Patriots won three road games as weight down hard on our hands and go for 184 yards on 15 for 32 passes, with two TDs and one the schooi library’ when some team that won the NFC East title resurgence of his Browns. Risien, a Pro they don’t miss a lot of tackles.” high school. a wild-card team to qualify for last forward and knock people off the ball.” interception. . . WR Art Monk caught fvie passes for 81 friends came in holding a big apple over the Redskins with a 14-2 record Bowl tackle, gets to view it from the Elway hurt his ankle in last week’s January’s Super Bowl. But they lost that The Broncos arrived here Friday yards, including 28-and 23-yard TDs . . . RB G w rge and played a game of charades to then routed San Francisco 49-3 in its inside. win over New England, but claims it magic touch this season and were night, with some of them thinking about Rogers gained 72 yards on 28 carries. .. Jess Atkinson get him to guess which team had first playoff game. What he has seen, and what the won’t bother him Sunday. Denver’s beaten last Sunday by Denver. the wild crowds in Cleveland Stadium. made FGs of 35 and 25 yards against Bears. He is chosen him. When Terry Kinard injured a Denver Broncos will see on Sunday in The Browns claim they have drawn “ I know it’s a dreary place.” wide main injury is to guard Paul Howard, Season Scoring Schroeder. meanwhile, had knee in the Dec. 7 game in the AFC Championship game, is a who is out with knee damage. Mark 6-of-6 in FGs in playoffs . . . New York QB Phil Simms inspiration and added confidence from receiver Vance Johnson said. “ It’s cold, threw foqr TD passes in guiding the (liants to their dropped out of UCLA after two Washington. Welch became the balanced attack, a blossoming defense Cooper replaces him. last Saturday’s sensational comeback it’s dark, there will be 80,000 people most lopsided playoff victory. Simms hit on 9 of 19 years after the Toronto Blue Jays starting free safety. He had two and a frenzied crowd that makes victory over the Jets, who led 20-10 with screaming at us with dog faces. I ’m not Cleveland wide receiver Clarence made him the third pick in the 1979 interceptions during the regular 80.000-seat Cleveland Stadium not a Weathers hurt his shoulder in practice passes for 136 yards . . . RB Joe Morris rushed for 159 two minutes left before falling in double looking forward to that.” yards on 24 carries, with 45-and 2-yardTDruns. . . baseball draft. But he was unable to season as an extra back and got one very nice place to visit if you are trying overtime. The “ Dawgs,” a name given to the Friday, but Coach Marty Schottenhei- advance beyond Class A and as a starter last Sunday that set up to get to the Super Bowl. mer said all X-rays were negative. Washington Coach Joe Gibbs has a 7-5 record over the “ That was the greatest lift we could Browns defense by All-Pro cornerback Giants and an 8-2 mark in postseason. New York Coach unwilling to take the Blue Jays’ New York’s second touchdown “ We didn’t start out like the Jets and possibly have gotten,” Risien said. Hanford Dixon, have inspired the “ He threw a scare into us,” Schotten- advice that he become a pitcher, he against San Francisco. tail off at the end,” said Risien, who is in heimer said. Bili Parcells is 4-4 against Washington . . . Giants “ Confidence comes with success, “ dawgs.” fans who sit in the stan^ LB Lawrence Taylor led the N FL with 20>/i sacks and decided to try football again and “ He’s been doing all right.” says his seventh NFL season. “ We grew each The Browns could be without inside there’s no mystery about that.” dressed in assorted dog outfits. Washington DE Dexter Manley was second with 18>A returned to California. Coach Bill Parcells, never one to go week and we were red hot at the end of The Denver defense, which was No. 1 “ They bark, they throw bones and linebacker Eddie Johnson, who hurt a “ I just started working out with out of his way with praise. the season.” ' in the AFC against the run, could biscuits.“ Dixon explained. “ They knee and ankle against New York. But . . Washington ranked fifth in N FL offense (350.1 some of the guys at UCLA,” he In fact, Welch has already been Risien didn’t mention that, like the provide some mysteries for Cleveland. really get to be a big part of it all. And the Cleveland coach said he expects yards per gam e). including sixth overall in passing says. “ I remember Herbie from burned by Schroeder — in New Jets, who once were 10-1 before losing Under defensive coordinator Joe Col­ they get us fired up.’ Johnson to be ready. (217.1). Giants’ defense was second in N FL (297.3) there. Sometimes he’d run patterns York’s 27-20 victory over Washing­ five straight, the Broncos had a lier, it is one of the most active, But the fans won’t do any tackling or “ That could have been a career­ and No. 1 against the rush (80.3). . .Giants were only for me and sometimes he’d cover ton at Giants Stadium in October, mediocre second half of the season. unpredictable defenses in the league. running or throwing on Sunday. For ending injury.” said Johnson, whose left undefeated home team in '86. Washington has won 31 _ someone else who was running a he got over late to cover Art Monk Denver was only S-S down the stretch. “ They have good athletes on defense leg was caught in a pileup. " I will play. I on an 8-yard touchdown pass to Denver’s AFC West champs, dealing straight games when one of its running backs gains Giants Redskins pattern.” “ We’ve got that magic feeling,” with good speed,” Risien’s said. with the Central-champion Browns’ feel good.” over 100 yards. “ A lot of the time it would be Jay Gary Clark. Cheney wins in overtime Parish in charge - i } as Celtics romp CROMWELL — Never before - overall. The Bulldogs slide to 0-3 in or never in memory — has Cheney the conference and 1-6 overall. Tech beaten Cromwell High on the H.S. Roundup The story of this game was tinrHurnAH turnovers — 17 in the first half by Until Friday night, that is. the Bulldogs. "Most of them were in NBA Ronndap The Beavers needed to go the after the first quarter, Manchester the second quarter when they blew extra mile — two overtime sessions extended its lead to 30-14 at us out,” said Bolton coach Craig — but they were well worth it as halftime. Senior Rob Greene, the Phillips. "They fast break well. By The Associated Press Cheney trimmed the Panthers. Indians’ leading scorer, pumped in They stole a lot of passes and turned 57-54, in Charter Oak Conference a game-high 17 points and grabbed them into two.” BOSTON — Robert Parish, taking charge in the i#j action. 10 rebounds to go along with five East Hampton’s lead was 16-8 absence of an injured Larry Bird, scored 28 points and Cheney is now 3-1 overall, 2-1 in assists. after one period with the Bellrin­ grabbed 25 rebounds Friday night as the Boston Celtics 5 the conference while the rebuilding "Rob Greene had a good game gers extending that margin to 41-20 rolled to their seventh consecutive NBA victory, 109-99 Panthers are 1-3 in the COC and 1-4 and Matt Vaughn did a nice job at halftime. A balanced attack in u over the Sacramento Kings. overall. directing the offense,” Kinel said. the second period. 6 points apiece Kevin McHale, going over 20 points for the 31st time " I ’ve never beaten them,” said Vaughn added 11 points for the from Dave Emmen and Bill Coons in 32 games, added 26 as the Oltiim hiked their Boston Cheney coach Aaron Silvia of Indians, including three from the and 5 from Craig Hyland, enabled Garden record to 14-1. matchups with Cromwell. " I ’m not three-point range. the visitors to take command. With Bird sidelined for a second consecutive game sure the last time the school has The Indians further opema its "A fter the first half we played with a bad back, the C^ltii* led 71-50 in the third period beaten them. lead to 49-26 after the third quarter them even, but the damage was before the Kings battled back to trail by only eight "This was a good one, especially and Kinel was afforded the chance already done,” said Phillips. “ We points midway through the fourth quarter. after playing so poorly against to play many of his reserves. “ We finished with 27 turnovers and you Parish then scored on a short shot after a rebound Vinal. We did a lot of things right were able to play other people,” can’t win with that many.” and drove in for a layup, putting the Celtics in total tonight. We showed patience and Kinel said. Emrtten had a game-high 25 command. didn’t turn the ball over. And we Manchester’s next game is Tues­ points to lead East Hampton with Boston guards Dailny Ainge and Dennis Johnson were taking good shots." Silvia day at home against Fermi. Hyland chipping in 14 and Jeff scored 13 points, while Fred Roberts, replacing Bird In the starting lineup, had 10. H*rald photo by Pinto added. MANCHESTER (62) — Matt Vaughn 4 Jasenski 11. Wade Cassells and The clubs were deadlocked at 04 11, Trov Peters 3 1-2 7, Bruce Mike Yavinsky were the big guns Sacramento was led by Brook Steppe with 22 points. 46-all after regulation with (Hieney Rosenberg 4 0-1 8, Paris Oates 1 34 5, for Bolton with 18 and 16 points, Otis Thorpe had 20 and Ekldie Johnson 19. Manchester's Anna Riggio (left) and Kris Sam Henderson 0 2-2 2, Rob Greene 6 5-7 Cool sandwich Rockville's Wendy Woj- taking the lead in the first overtime. 17, Darren Gates 11-2 3, Bric Lewis 11-2 respectively. Sophomore Josh Knlckt 94, 76erB 84 Cromwell came back to tie it with 3, Calvin Meggett 1042, Cinque Barlow Ryan came off the bench to clechowski in their C C C East game Cheney holding for a final shot. The 0 44 4, Hank Minor 00-10 Totals 2117-29 contribute 6 points forthe Bulldogs. At Philadelphia. Patrick Ewing scored 26 points and 62 Bill Cartwright added 22 as the New York Knicks Friday night at Clarke Arena. Beavers missed, and a second ROCKVILLE (42)— Shonnon Wllson2 "H e held his own,” Phillips said of overtime was brought about. 04 4, Dave Brunone 3 6-10 12, Mork Ryan. defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 94-84 Friday night. Cheney didn’t miss its second Jeamel 3 04 6, Tim Morlartv 1 0-1 2, Bolton’s next game is Tuesday at It was the Knicks’ first victory at the Spectrum since Wayne Kirby 22-36, Bob Wardrop 01 -21, Dec. 16, 1981, having lost 15 straight games in chance. Odie Kulper 0 2-2 2, Jason Donohue21-3 Portland High at 7; 30 p.m. 'A;»!^7Ty , * Philadelphia, including two NBA playoff conteste. New MHS swimmers Willie Ortiz scored on a rebound 5, Brian Arnold 11-2 3, Frank BonodlesO EAST HAMFTON (75) — Jeff Ja­ 1-51 Totals 14 14-31 42 senski 5 1-2 11, Craig Hyland 4 6-9 14, York also had dropp^ eight straight games to the bucket to put Cheney in front for Three-point field goals: Manchester Dove Vldell 3 1-2 8, Bill Coons 2 4-5 8, good at 50-48 and, after Cromwell (3) — Vaughn 3. Rockville-none. 76ers. Doye Emmen 121-525, Chad Flemming 1 The victory was the Knicks’ sixth in their last eight missed. Tom Dowd tallied a second Halftime: 30-14 Manchester 2-3 4, Dennis Mann 2044, Stan Horowitz stroke by Platt 'Hertld photo by Pinto games, while the Sixers, held to their lowest point total two-pointer to give Cheney a 01-21, Brett Cayalerl 00-10, BobOlWerO 040. Totals 2916-31 75. of the season, had a four-game winning streak four-point spread. ’Troy Norman Coventry triumphs BOLTON (54) — Mike Yavinsky 7 24 added a hoop and Bill Letoumeau 16, Brian Rooney 1143, EdCusono 10-1 Rockville'S Wendy Wojciechowski finds Cool (right), but the Rams had an easy snapped. 2, Wade Cassells 8 2-318, Ted Daly 2044, Gerald Wilkins added 14 points and Trent ’Tucker 12 hit for two big free throws with ROCKY H ILL - Taking control time of it in a 74-33 victory. Doye DelCompe 0 0-2 0, Craig Winslow 0 herself in a tight squeeze between for New York, while Charles Barkley and Julius H.S. Swimming three seconds left to clinch it for the in the second quarter, undefeated 343, Mark Yavinsky 0040, Josh Ryan 1 Manchester’s Anna Riggio (left) and Kris Erving each had 19 for Philadelphia. Techmen. Coventry High throttled previously 446, J Im Hatha way 0040, Drew Pinto 1 04 2. Totals 21 12-24 54. M ERIDEN — Gaining its second victory in as many Cheney had a 16-12 spread after unbeaten Rocky Hill, 68-34. in COC Three-point field goals: East Homp- PiBtOfit 131, Cllppen 123 outings, Manchester High dunked host Platt High, one quarter and 24-15 edge at action Friday night. ton — Vldell (1). At Pontiac, Adrian Dantley’s 27 points led six Pistons 93-73, Friday afternoon in boys’ swimming action. halftime before Cromwell rallied to The Patriots.are now 4-0 in the in double figures as Detroit handed the Los Angeles David O’Brien and John Gorman were double tie it after three periods at 35-all. COC and 5-0 overall while the East five fails to hold on (nippers their 15th consecutive NBA defeat, 131-123 winners for the Indians. O’Brien won the 200- and "(Terrance) Phillip had foul Terriers dip to 3-1 overall, 2-1 in the Girls Basketball Friday night. 500-yard freestyles and Gorman annexed the 50- and trouble and fouled out pretty early. conference, with the loss. Dantley, who hit his first 11 shots from the field, 500-yard freesytles. Egil Ramans took the 100-yard We had foul problpm^ ^nd they hit Coventry had an 11-6 lead after MHS trounced By Jim Tierney during the stanza to forge its way to Jesuits and put it back in for a 45-44 scored 11 points in the critical third quarter when Los butterly for Manchester and Bill Thompson Won the the three-pointers in/ very good one period and moved that to 31-8 at I4erald Sports Writer a 31-28 halftime lead. Sipples ended Prep lead. A similar scenario Angeles challenged — but couldn’t overcome — a slim 100-yard breaststroke. times,’’ Silvia explained the halftime. The Terriers were limited Ranked among the top ten in the the half with 14 points while C^nny occurred with 2:41 to . go when Detroit lead. Manchester resumes action ’Tuesday in its home Panther comeback. to two free throws in the second state, Rockville High invaded Man­ It sure looked like the East, had 11. Mellinger made the first foul shot Isiah Thomas added 20 points for Detroit and Bill debut at 3:30 p.m. against Bristol Eastern High School. Dowd and Norman each had 14 period. “ We played a tight 1-2-2 chester High’s Clarke Arena Fri­ Catholic Eagles were going to notch Canny was a one-man show for and m iss^ the second. Wines Laimbeer and Joe Dumars had 19 apiece. Mike points and Phillip 10 for Cheney. zone' and had all the big kids day night and played up to its high their first win of the season in the East in the third quarter scoring all repeated his previous move by Woodson led the (nippers with 26, while Darnell **m'm'e

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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Daniel Berthiaume came on in relief of starting goaltender Eldon (Pokey) Reddick, and did most of the work in a 29-save effort Friday night as the Winnipeg Jets blanked the Hartford Whalers 3-0 in the NHL. Ray Neufeld, Fredrick Olausson and Randy Carlyle were the goal-scorers for the Jets. SCI Reddick made six saves before injuring his ankle in the first period. He was replaced by Berthiaume, who made the last 23 stops. There was no word on the seriousness of Reddick's inury. Steve Weeks went the distance in net for Hartford, making 23 saves. Olausson, a rookie from Vaxsjo, Sweden, broke a scoreless tie in the second period when he split the Bv Tl Hartford defense for his fourth goal of the year. and 1 Neufeld beat Weeks with a low, 35-foot slapshot early in the third period for his ninth goal of the season, and Mai Carlyle made it 3-0 at 11:57 of the third when his shot nald : from the blue line beat Weeks. diffici The Whalers, locked in a battle for first place in the local Adams Division, remain tied with the idle Montreal the St Canadians with 46 points. But The game m a rk ^ the returned of Sylvain Turgeon. point The Hartford left wing missed 40 games following town abdominal surgery. Healt servK Islanders 2, Rangers 1 The At New York, Brent Sutter’s goal with five minutes Servii remaining, and a 25-save performance by goaltender relea! Billy Smith led the New York Islanders to a 2-1 NHL e.rs tc victory Friday night over the New York Rangers. state’ Mikko Makela took a pass from Patrick Flatley, Kra & skated down the right boards and passed the puck depar Sutter who beat Rangers goaltender Bob Froese from do pn the crease for his 21st goal. The goal ruined an patiei outstanding performance by Froese, who made The 0 several difficult saves in facing 31 shots. Mane Bobby Carpenter’s first goal as a Ranger and sixth state, overall, broke a scoreless deadlock at 1:45 of the tal an second period. Carpenter, playing his fourth game as a tion, I Ranger after being acquired last week from For Washington, took a backhander from just outside the that crease to beat Smith to the stick side after taking a pass victin from Ron Greschner on a power play. know The victory was just fhe second for the Islanders Kraal (2-4-1) in their last seven games. Kra CapKalt 3, Penguins 2 tor, I servi( At Landover, Md., Mike Ridley’s ISth goal of the season with 12:25 left in the third period lifted the Washington Capitals to a 3-2 NHL victory over the Harald photo by Pinto Pittsburgh Penguins Friday night. Ridley has two goals in four games since joining the Rockville High’s Sarah Turkington goes Arena. Turkington had 13 points as the Capitals In a New Year’s Day trade with the New York high to block the shot of Manchester Rams butted the Indians, 74-33. See Rangers. He got the other goal Wednesday, in the first High’s Anna Riggio in their C C C East of a home-and-home series with the Penguins, which high schooi roundup, page 54. Pittsburgh won 5-2. Division game Friday night at Ciarke

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