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REGIONALWEATHER Aocu-Weatfter* forecast for Saturday is Andover man’s brother U.S. again Daytime CorKlitions and High Temperatures An Andover man’s brother was Aibuquerque police have issued Jeanne Wiit and Famigiietta one of three people killed Tuesday a warrant for the arrest of a New were both shot in the head, police Y in a brutal shooting spree in a Jersey man suspected in the said. on Arafat fam ily bakery shop in Aibu- siayings, police said. The sus­ Richard Wilt died ouUide the pect, Nathan Trupp, 42, was bakery, according to the Joumai. By Victoria Graham querque, New Mexico. The Associated Press New Mexico poiice said they criticaiiy wounded in a shooting Jeanne Wiit died foiiowing could not verify the names of the incident in Los Angeies Thurs­ surgery the next day, while her UNITED NATIONS — In a harsh rebuke to its host victims Friday night, but the day, police said. father died whiie being trans­ |>o«w«i|S2“1 country, the General Assembly on Friday voted to Albuquerque Journal reported The police spokeswoman had ported to the hospital, according move a meeting to Geneva so it can hear an address that Richard Wilt, 39, was one of no information on whether or not to the Journal. by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat, who was denied a three people killed when a man New Mexico authorities are seek­ The funerals for the victims visa to enter the United States. entered the Bagel Lover’s shop in ing Trupp’s extradition. was held Friday in Rio Rancho, a The assembly voted 154-2 to hold the session in the Northeast Heights section of Trupp allegedly entered the suburb of Albuquerque. Burial Geneva on Dec. 13-15. The United States and Israel town and shot him. The suspect bakery and shot Jeanne Wilt, 37, will be in Santa Fe. were the only nations voting against the measure. Atanuc also shot Wilt’s wife, Jeanne Wilt, and Famiglietta, 63, who were Britain abstained. It has said the United States OCMA and Joseph Famiglietta, Jeanne No motive has been found in the sitting at a table in the bakery, should allow Arafat to speak but opposed the harsh W ilt’s father. triple slayings, according to police said. criticism of the United States in the U.N. resolution. Richard Wilt was the brother of police. Trupp reportedly has a V ii ■ ■ f The unprecedented shift to Geneva was ordered v t o « » — Aocu W^aBxrf, me. Thomas Wilt of Andover and Richard Wiit tried to chase the history of mental problems, po­ Charles Wilt of Columbia, who is man, but was fatally shot in the lice said. because the United States rejected U.N. appeals to reconsider and admit Arafat, who it accuses of prindpai of Windham Regional head and upper body, according Thomas Wilt could not be AP photo Manchester and vicinity: Today, mostly sunny. being an accessory to terrorism. High 45 to 50. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, Technical High Schooi. to the Joumai. reached for comment. VICTOR AND VANQUISHED — wave prior to a meeting Friday at the vice Arafat sought to address the 159-nation world partly cloudy. Low 25 to 30. Sunday, variable body here this week during its annual debate on cloudiness windy and colder. High 35 to 40. President-elect Gebrge Bush and his president's residence in Washington. Palestine. West Coastal, East Coastal: Today, mostly sunny. Citizen aid sought to deveiop Democratic contender Michael Dukakis He was to have addressed the General Assembly High around 50. Southwest wind 10 to 20 mph. on Thursday York to discuss recent decisions of the Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 30 to 35. Sunday, Palestine National Council in Algiers to declare an variable cloudiness windy and colder. High around independent Palestinian state and accept U.N. 40. iocai Agenda for Tomorrow’ Bush meeting with Dukakis resolutions which implicitly recognize Israel’s right to exist. Thejneeting in Geneva would be the first time the By Alex GIrelll who represents Manchester's meeting as one that resembled an Correction United Nations has convened a regular session Manchester Herald 13th Assembly District. old fashioned town meeting and outside City since the General Assembly Other members are Anne Flint, he said the process would be open is caiied ‘good discussion’ first moved into its permanent Manhattan head­ A story published Friday gave the incorrect time A plan to launch a community­ president of the Greater Man­ to people who are frustrated by quarters, which opened in 1952. for the Cheney Homestead Holiday Open House on wide effort to create an agenda chester Chamber of Commerce; the more formal processes of WASHINGTON (AP) - George tion is fully formed and begins to cation and the environment. Between 1946 and 1952, the United Nations held Sunday. The event will be held from noon to 4 p.m. “ to preserve and improve Man­ James P. Kennedy, superintend­ government. Bush and Michael Dukakis, for­ move forward with its sessions primarily in New York but also met twice The homestead is located at 106 Hartford Road. chester as a community” was ent of schools; Richard P. Me- Susag said letters will be sent to He said he didn’t bring up the merly bitter rivals, met cordially priorities.” in Paris and once, its first meeting, in . unveiled Friday afternoon by a community organizations and to negative tenor of the campaign. duski, president of the Savings Friday though Dukakis resorted The vice president-elect, Dan Absent from Friday’s roll call were Dominica and committee of citizens. individuals who have been civ- “ We had a good, tough campaign. Bank of Manchester; Town Man­ to campaign rhetoric in warning Quayle, often the object of South Africa. South Africa, because of its policies of The committee has been mak­ ically involved in the past to That’s behind us,” Dukakis said. ager Robert Weiss, Anita Murphy “ the chickens are coming home Dukakis’ scorn during the cam­ racial apartheid, was stripped of its voting rights.in Lottery ing preliminary plans for the encourage them to participate. “ The question now is how do we and Frank J. Smith, both of whom to roost” from Republican eco­ paign, greeted him inside the vice 1974. project over the past few months. “ It’s the most exciting thing build a good country.” have been active in civic affairs. nomic policies. president’s residence, along with After the vote, the highest-ranking U.S. official at The effort, called “ Agenda For I ’ve been asked to do in a long Connecticut daily Friday; 818. Play Four; 0233. Susag stressed at the confer­ Bush, who defeated the Demo­ James Baker III, Bush’s cam­ the United Nations, Undersecretary-General Jo­ Tomorrow,” was explained at a time, ” Susag said of his job as Earlier, Bush met at the White Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday; 1,14,19, 21, 23, 36. ence that although most of the cratic governor of Massachusetts paign manager and his choice for seph Verner Reed, sent a personal letter to news conference held at the president of the steering House with a former GOP rival, members are or have been - for the presidency on Nov. 8, said secretary of state. Both left President Reagan, appealing to him to let Arafat offices of the Greater Manchester Pat Robertson, and spoke of “ the government officials, they are committee. the post-election visit was “ in the before Bush’s 35-minute meeting speak. Chamber of Commerce by acting as individual citizens. The study areas for the task wonderful way” that friendships finest tradition of American with Dukakis. The letter was widely but not officially circulated, Index members of a steering commit­ forces are arts and culture, survive campaign battles. He said studies by the task politics.” After the visit, the two stepped and Reed said he was not responsible for leaking it tee. The committee plans to guide force would be citizen efforts not government, human resources, The president-elect, who insti­ out without topcoats into the brisk Robertson, who returned last to the press. 10 citizen task forces in a study of restricted to government and the education, environment, housing, Business _ .34-35 Obituaries. gated the meeting, said, “ I want afternoon for a brief word with week from South Africa, gave “ The bottom line, Mr. President, is that the action O pinion. . 12-13 broad issues affecting the town’s land use and physical form, Classified . .36-41 committee hopes there will be to express my appreciation to reporters. Bush an upbeat report on racial (to deny a visa) to an invited guest of the United Comics _ .23-25 Senior Citizens. ___32 future in the next 20 years or transportation, human services, widespread citizen participation. Governor Dukakis for coming our Dukakis, who earlier Friday progress in the white-ruled coun­ Nations has done incalculable damage to United Focus____ . 17-32 S p o rts ------42-48 more. Handley said the idea for and health care. way. We had good discussion of made a series of calls on the try and .said Bush told him he States credibility in the world arena.” Local/State. -2.4-e U.S./W orld____ .3, 9-11 The committee will explain its developing an agenda for the Each task force will be asked to the issues that are facing the Democratic leaders of Congress, wished Jesse Jackson and other Reed said the United States is a “ proponent of free goals to the town Board of future came from Thompson. prepare a brief issues paper country in a spirit of good will.” said he and Bush “ talked about black American leaders would speech all over the world, yet it will not permit Directors at a board meeting Jan. Thompson said it was received which will be used by the steering Dukakis also called it a good the future. I expressed my visit South Africa and “ explore 3 and will hold a public meeting Chairman Arafat to enter the United States to speak warmly by the Chamber of committee to make up reports to discussion. He offered no judg­ concern obviously about the firsthand what’s happening be­ in a public forum on international territory ... Jan. 30. At the latter meeting, the fHaiuhpstpr iirralh Commerce, which also had been be presented at a meeting of all ment on Bush’s early transition deficit” and some of the issues the cause there have been some “ Does this spell the end of the United Nations in committee hopes to encourage considering community planning participants. The entire group moves, saying. “ The real test will Democrats campaigned on — significant changes over the last the United States and the United States in the United individual citizens and commun­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 55 for the future. will be asked to adopt the Agenda come when the new administra­ better health care, housing, edu­ 10 years.” Nations ... ’ ’ ity organizations to join the task He said he envisioned the final for Tomorrow, Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher forces. George T Crieppell Denrris M Santoro After several months of study, Editor Advertising Director the steering committee hopes to Fate of 5 Soviet hijackers is uncertain Douglei A Bevint Sheldon Cohen integrate the work of the task First flu cases reported Executive Editor Composing Manager forces into a final report which TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Five carrying explosives. Soldiers then comply with- Soviet wishes for the “ A group of armed bandits hijacked Jeanne Q. Fromerth Robert H Hubbard ATLANTA (AP) — Federal Type B flu virus — one of three could serve as a guide for anyone armed Soviet hijackers surrendered helped the hijackers scoop up the return of the hijackers. a bus with 30 school-children and a Business Manager Pressroom Manager health officials have reported major influenza groups — was involved in community affairs. and freed a hostage flight crew cash, and the five held tightly to the “ The hijackers will be interrogated teacher and demanded a plane to Denise A. Roberts Frank J. MeSmreegan the first confirmed influenza found in tests on a teacher and Friday, ending a two-day drama that bags as they were led off to the Abu and Israel will act according to deliver them abroad,” Albert Vlasov, Personnel Manager Circulation Director The steering committee is cases of the 1988-89 flu season, four students. headed by M. Philip Susag, who in Ohio, Arizona, Hawaii, began when they seized a busload of Kabir jail near Tel Aviv. international law,” Rabin said. head of the Soviet news agency Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the has been active in civic affairs in Michigan and Texas. The CDC also reported six children in southern Russia and “ They were five simple criminals Foreign Ministry Spokesman Alon Novosti, told a news conference in Manchester Publishing Co . IS Bralnard Place. Manchester. the past. Members at the news The flu season in the United sporadic cases of type B flu in demanded a plane out of the country. with a lot of money who wanted to flee Liel said Israel would consider Moscow. Conn 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn the Soviet Union,” said Lt. Gen. Dan Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. conference, besides Susag, were States occurs during the cold- children in Texas, beginning The four men and a woman, who extraditing the hijackers once the The official news agency Tass said’ P D Box sot. Manchester. Conn 00040 Mary Ann Handley, who is a town weather months, and the first with a child in Houston on Oct. said they wanted to flee the Soviet Shomron, army chief of staff. Soviets presented a written request. the hijackers, armed with three If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m ereakdays or 7:30 director; Mark Pellegrini, town official outbreak of the 1988-89 11. Type B flu also has been Union, stepped onto the tarmac at Tel “ They were people who wanted to The hijacking came at a sensitive pistols and an automatic rifle, “ de­ a m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. H you're unable found in children in Arizona Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport carrying fly out of the Soviet Union. That’s why time in Soviet-Israeli relations, which manded a huge sum of money and an to reach your carrier, call subscriber aanrlca at 047-9040 by 0 planner; Betty V, Sadloski, presi­ season was reported in Ohio, p m weekdays lor deHvery In Manchester dent of the Manchester Property the national Centers for Dis­ and Michigan. bags filled with rubles worth $3.3 they kidnapped the bus with the gradually have been improving since airliner for a flight out of the country” Suggested carrier rates are $1.00 weekly. S7.T0 for one million. The Soviet government paid children,” said Yuri Nikolaevitch Moscow severed them during the 1967 in exchange for the hostages. The bus Owners Association; Jay Savery, ease Control said Thursday. Type A flu cases have been month. tZ3 to for throe months. 140.20 for six months and who is active in the Manchester the money as ransom for releasing the Yermilov, the flight engineer. Middle East war. was taken to the local airport, but t02 40 for one year On Nov. 14, an outbreak of reported in cases in Maryland youngsters and a teacher. Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin The dramatic bid to flee the Soviet there was not a big enough plane there The Manchester Herald la a member of the Associated Press arts community; Eileen Stern, flu-iike illness was reported to and Hawaii; officials do not Once off the plane, the hijackers said the plane and the crew would be Union began Thursday in the Soviet so the hijackers took off from the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press chairperson of the'Bennet Non- Ohio health officials by two know which of the two major A Association and the New England Nawspapar Association. dumped the cash on the ground after returned to the Soviet Union, but he city of Ordzhonikidze in the southern neighboring Mineralniye Vodi, Tass Profit Housing Corporation; and schools in the same district. types those cases were. state Rep. John W. Thompson, being asked to show thev were not did not indicate whether Israel would part of the Russian republic. said. LOCAL & STATE New rate-setting plan FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, BOB’S HOLIDAY HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 10-9:30, SUNDAY 10 6 has hospital support

Manchester Memorial Hospital officials If adopted, the new system will make it are strongly behind an effort by the VALUE easier for the hospital to prepare its Connecticut Hospital Association to re­ budget, said Avery. Last year, the hospital place the state’s rate-setting system. could not prepare a budget for almost six The CHA proposal would allow auto­ months after it appealed the commission’s matic rate increases up to the rate of rate order. This year, the second year of CLASSICS inflation plus two percentage points. the rate order system, the hospital did not Hospital spokesman Am y Avery said finalize its rate order until a week after the Friday that the system proposed by the fiscal year started on Oct. 1. CHA would be “ simpler” than the system The hospital also supports the proposal now enforced by the state Commission on because it does not abolish the commis­ Hospitals and Health Care. Manchester sion, said Avery. The commission would Memorial Hospital is a member of CHA. retain the authority to review and “ We are whole-heartedly for it,” said recommend changes in any hospital Avery. “ It’s a simpler system.” budget which shows expenditures ex ce^ - ’The CHA plan, called the Expense Per ing the rate of inflation plus the two Equivalent Admission system, would percentage points. replace the current rate order or Diagnosis Also, under the CHA proposal, the Related Group system. In addition' to commission would continue to issue allowing hospital rates to increase by the hospitals “certificates of need” for major rate of inflation plus 2 percentage points, capital improvement projects. “ incremental” increases for malpractice “ It recognizes the commission has a insurance would be allowed, said Norman valid role,” she said. “ Some plans could Pattis, vice president of public affairs for say the conrunission is not need ^. This new the CHA. proposal recognizes that fact. RUGGED Under the current system, hospitals are “Overall, the present system just assigned a yearly rate order by the state doesn’t work,” A very said. WEAR Commission on Hospitals and Health Care. According to Pattis, who is a resident of Rate orders, on which inpatient charges Manchester, the current system has failed Men’s are based, are set by the commission each because it bases inpatient charges on a RagliwM Plnto/Minclwitar Herald Long Sleeve fiscal year to determine hospitals’ charges flat, pre-set rate for various diagnoses and to patients for various services during the procedures. ’That means some patients pay CHRISTMAS PLANS — Judy Kargi, Barbara Wallett and following year. more than necessary, he said. Mary Fraher, co-chairpersons of the Senior Club and Manchester Memorial Hospital’s rates He also said that hospitals are forced to Golden Circle of Older Adults at St. James Church, get Rugby increased by 13.3 percent this fiscal year make up for shortfalls in Medicare and ready for a Christmas party. The Christmas party will be after the hospital successfully appealed a Medicaid reimbursements under the cur­ held in the lower church at 896 Main St. on Dec. 14 after 1.9 percent rate cut ordered by the rent system. commission. Under the rate order agree­ the noon mass. Shirts The new system proposed by CHA also ment. the average inpatient rate increased would deregulate the fees charged for from $3,960 to $4,488 for the fiscal year outpatient services in an effort to foster beginning in October. competition. Avery said the hospital would contact legislators to let them know of the Manchester Herald reporter Andrew J. Demand for housing hospital’s support for the CHA plan. Davis contributed to this story. far outpaces supply 100% mid weight cotton knit shirts in S. Windsor firm fined assorted stripes and colors. Sizes S.M.L.XL. By Alex GlrelM did not meet new and more While they last. Manchester Herald stringent federal guidelines imposed this year. by OSHA after death The Housing Authority of Under the new guidelines, Manchester stopped taking preference is given to appli­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Metals Testing Co. appropriate working practices for han­ applications for a waiting list cants who are homeless or who will be fined more than $6,000 in connection dling corrosive materials,” Gordon said. for Section 8 housing assist­ live in substandard housing, with the death in October of a worker who The citations issued were all in the ance Friday because it now who are forced out of their inhaled toxic fumes after falling face-first “ serious” category, meaning that stand­ has a backlog of more than 100 homes through no fault of their into hydrofluoric acid, a federal official ards violated can cause serious harm to applicants. own, or who are spending more said. employees. OSHA said they entail: ’ The authority began accept­ than half of their income on Brenda Gordon, the industrial hygiene —two counts of employees not receiving ing new listings two weeks ago rent. supervisor at the federal Occupational proper training about the hazards asso­ because the number of names Single adults in the program Safety and Health Administration’s Hart­ ciated with their work; on the list had dropped to only or married couples without BCE'S ford office, said the firm received eight —two counts of employees not wearing a few applicants. But the list dependent children must be at citations for infractions, some of which proper protective equipment when han­ now has so many names, it will least 62 years old. disabled or contributed to the death of Timothy dling corrosive materials; take about two years to pro­ handicapped, and must meet STORES Cunningham. 29. of Hartford. The com­ —one count of failing to provide an vide housing assistance for the income guidelines to qualify. pany will be fined $6,480. she said. appropriate first-aid facility, (rordon said applicants, said Patricia Bou- The authority has 192 certifi­ Metals Testing, which tests metals for a gel known as calcium gluconate, which rret, administrator of the cates available for subsidies aircraft parts at its plant at 570 Sullivan prevents deep tissue bums from hydrofluo­ Manchester program. under the program. It also has Ave., uses the hydrofluoric acid to “ etch” ric acid, was not readily available in the Under the Section 8 pro­ 49 vouchers for a similar titanium parts. plant; gram. tenants can rent private program which does not set a Cunningham lost his footing while —one count of failing to post safety housing and get federal subsi­ limit on the amount of rent that carrying an open bucket of hydrofluoric signs; dies for the rent if that rent can be charged. 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Associated Press accounts are incorpo­ it were dropped because they monthly income. “They (Metals Testing) didn’t follow rated in this story. ♦ ' t ' • Attorney says town ‘biased’ in iawsuit Former Town Engineer Walter Senkow was allegedly harassed. Carol Zebb, who was then manager could not «o m e up with a meaningful engaging in an "immature, practical joke” rather assistant town planner. definition of “ sexual harassment” that could be than "sexual harassment” when he placed a copy of “ The defendants have presented the court with a used to measure proper conduct, Rosenblatt said the novel “ Looking for Mr. Goodbar” on a female highly selective account of the facts underlying this Rosenblatt charges in the motion that testimony employee’s desk in 1986. his attoniey said in motions case,” Rosenblatt wrote in the motion. "Even in from the deposition, particularly from Weiss, shows filed in U.S. District Court Thursday. those instances where the defendants agree with the that town officials Intended to fire Senkow before Senkow. who resigned in 1986 amidst allegations plaintiff (Senkow) about what happened, the hearing his side of the story and consulting with his of sexual harassment, is suing the town, claiming he defendants’ characterization of the events is superiors or co-workers. was coerced into resigning and that the town deliberately biased...” “ Weiss, at his depositions, could cite no rule or violated his constitutional rights to freedom of Senkow three times in 1985 and 1986 put pictures regulation anywhere that authorized the termina­ speech. Senkow also is seeking reinstatement to his and the novel on Zebb’s desk. Senkow later admitted tion of the plaintiff for putting the printed material Job with back pay. to police that he put the materials there, but said he on Carol ZelA’s desk,” Rosenblatt wrote. In motions filed Thursday, his attorney, Leon M. did it to cheer Zebb up. Rosenblatt said that the town In its motion for summary judgment filed in Rosenblatt, sought to oppose a motion made by the officials characterized Senkow’s admission as a October, the town said Senkow violated “ proper town for summary judgment in favor of the town. “ confession.” town personnel practices.” In summary judgment, a judge decides whether a Rosenblatt wrote in the motion that Senkow’s act Named as defendants in the suit are; the Town of case is worthy to be tried before a jury. If the judge could be considered at worst an "immature Manchester, Weiss, Assistant Town Manager decided in favor of the town, Senkow’s la wsuit would practical joke” that was characterized by the town Stephen R. Werbner, Police Chief Robert D. never go to a jury trial. as “ sexual harassment.” Laiman, former Director of Public Works George Senkow, 51, was fired May 13, 1986 after he was ’The motion also claims that Senkow was forced Kandra and Lorraine Duke, a detective with the charged by town offlcials with sexually harassing a out of his job because he refused to allow Manchester Police Department. town employee by putting allegedly pornographic commercial developers to “ violate prudent engi­ The town was pnable to fill Senkow’s post after he materials on her desk. He was a llo w ^ to r e s i^ in neering practices.” left and created a position with lower qualifications, August 1986 after an agreement was reached with In one of two depositions of Weiss, the town the director of engineering services. his union, the Civil Service Employees Affilates. l^snMMiaiaMiaiaMtaiteiwsMiiaiMftaiMiscBHKiaitBtsaiSQttaatni Senkow filed his suit against the town in January. The town later filed a counterclaim, sdying that Senkow’s legal test of the agreement he sign ^ was in itself “a breach of the agreement.’* > - ^ Rosenblatt filed a motion for summary judgment against the town’s counterclaim. ” ... there are material facts in dispute which only the jury can decide,” Rosenblatt said in the motion. b his motions, Rosenblatt quotes testimony from depositions taken from Capt. Joseph H. Brooks of the Manchester Police Department, Town Managey Robert B. Weiss, Senkow and thetow nem pii^eelia Local News in Brief Student gets award ' : ■ j V ■ Karen Bushey of 3 Center Road, Andover,^ recently received the 1988-89 Daughters of the‘ American Revolution Good Citizen Award for.* RHAM High School. i f > •' f L i 4 i • The award is given to high school seniors all over ^ the country for leadership, dependability, service and patriotism. Each nominee receives a certificate and a pin and m ay be chosen as the Connecticut Good Citizen and, receive a $100 award. The State Good Citizen may compete for the National Good Citizen Scholarship Sponsored by Award. Lung Association sets race The Downtown Manchester Association, The American Lung Association of Connecticut has scheduled two cross-country bicycle trips to The Hartford Courant and f\f\ help raise money. The TransAmerica Bicycle ’Trek is a 3,968-mile McDonald’s of Manchester trip from Seattle. Wash, to Atlantic City, N.J. scheduled for June 5 through July 21,1989. The Pacific Coast Bicycle Trek is a 264ay trip S from Seattle to San Diego that is scheduled to begin Sept. 25. ’The association will furnish the more than 600 Saturday, December 10 riders with breakfasts and dinners, accommoda­ tions, transportation for personal gear and other Army & Navy Club services and supplies. Participants must raise $5,000 in pledges to be eligible for the trips. Money raised will help support the assodatioB's fight Msiin Street, Manchester against lung disease. The association expects to raise more than $2.5 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. million from these two trips. For more information call Kathy Whalen at 289-5401. Benefit needs bachelors Admission: $2.50 The Manchester-North Unit of the American Cancer Society needs volunteers to work its Bachelor Auction, scheduled for Jan. 20 In the Tickets available at these Main Street Colony Room at the Vernon Quality Inn. locations: Regal Men’s Shop, Fairway, More than 25 bachelors from all over llwstate are J. Carman, The Bike Shop expected to participate in the auction. Each and Personai Tee. bachelor will escort the highest bidder on a date reflecting his own interests. TicketB also available at the door. Those interested in helping should call the local society office at 643-2168. I ,!I. I .. i .. I I' miiiiiiiiMiMiimmiiiiiiiiiiimni Yale ‘neighborhood’ greets Calendar Coventry accident injures 2

for driving while intoxicated an old friend, Mr. Rogers By Nancy Concelman was transported to Hartford Manchester Herald Hospital Thursday, where she is failure to drive to the right, N E W HAVEN (AP) - comforting presence. their lives,” she said. Manchester listed in stable condition, a operating a motor vehicle while Hundreds of Yale University A watery-eyed Meg Stevens. 24, A 1974 recipient of an honorary Two Coventry residents were Hartford Hospital spokeswoman his operator's license was under Monday students welcomed Mister Rog­ gave Rogers a big hug after he degree at Yale, Rogers spoke injured Thursday in a two-car said Friday. suspension and failure to return a Parking Authority. Lincoln Center gold room, 8 ers to their ivy-covered neighbor­ stepped down from the podium to about the importance of the role accident on Daly Road at around suspended operator's license to am . Stable condition is one step hood Friday, packing a lecture speak with students and other of men in child care. 8:45 p.m., Coventry police said. the Department of Motor Vehi­ Advisory Board of Health. Lincoln Center hearing better than guarded condition hall to hear him speak and vying admirers. "There is no greater gift you Sandra Adam, 36, of 113 Bel­ cles. police said. room. 3:30 p.m. and one step worse than fair with toddlers for a chance to meet “I’m a second-year medical can give to someone of any age levue Drive, suffered a fractured Police were called to the Planning and Zoning Comission. Lincoln Center condition, the spokeswoman said. a man they all grew up with. student, and here I am crying and than the gift of your honest self,” skull and was taken to Manches­ accident at 8; 51 p.m. The North hearing room, 7 p.m. Dressed in a suit rather than' hugging Mister Rogers,’’ Ms. Rogers said. ter Memorial Hospital Thursday, David H. Sload. 23. of 268 Avery and South Coventry volunteer fire Tuesday one of his his trademark cardi­ Stevens said. While women have dominated a hospital spokesman said. Adam Shores, was taken to Windham departments and Andover Volun­ Board of Directors comment session. Municipal gans, Fred Rogers, host and Ms. Stevens, who worked part- child care, Rogers said, some Community Memorial Hospital teer Fire Department also re­ Building. 9 to 10 a.m. executive producer of the popular time and then full-time for three men have in recent years been where he was treated and re­ sponded. police said. Manchester Arts Council, Greater Manchester television show for children, years as a kindergarten teacher entering the field. Unfortunately, leased Thursday, a hospital spo­ Police said they did not have Chamber of Commerce. 7 p.m. “ Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” before going to medical school, he said, their turnover rate is high Obituaries keswoman said. details on the circumstances of AP photo Wednesday earned a standing ovation from said Mister Rogers was someone because of low salaries. Sload was' issued a summons the accident. Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD — Fred the more than 300 students and who "alw ays gave you his undi­ Because so many children Lincoln Center gold room. 7:30 p.m. Rogers, left, creator of "Mr. Rogers’ faculty who turned out for his vided attention.” receiving child care come from Thursday Elsie Chipps Neighborhood,” shakes the hand of campus visit. “ He seems like he is always single-parent families, the rapid Martin Luther King Day Committee. Lincoln Elsie (Hodgkinson) Chipps, 92, Rogers, who said he didn’t paying attention to you,” she Peter Schattauer, 2, in New Haven, turnover has has had the effect of Center gold room, 4 p.m. formerly of Thomas Drive, died know what kind of reception to said. re-enforcing "the pattern of male Conservation Commission. Lincoln Center gold Thursday (Dec. 1, 1988) at Friday, prior to an appearance at Yale expect at Yale, immediately Ms. Stevens was not alone; instability,” he said. room. 7:30 p.m. Kimberly Hall in Windsor, She University. Peter is being held by his warmed the hearts of the crowd several other students also be­ "Hopefully, this can change,” was the widow of James S. Chipps father, Thomas. by opening with a line fam iliar to come teary-eyed as they greeted he said. Sr. all his fans, telling the Ivy and sought Rogers’ autograph. Willoughby Johnson, 18, of Andover Bom in England, she lived in Leaguers, “ It’s a beautiful day in ” He’s one of the mythic figures Columbia, Mo., a Yale freshman, the Hartford area all her life. She YOUR neighborhood.” of our society,” said Dorothy went up to Rogers afterward to Monday lived in Manchester for 46 years. Rogers’ show first aired on the Singer, co-director of Yale’s thank him for his comments on Board of Fire Commissioners, firehouse. 7:30 She was a member of the South Public Broadcasting Service in Family Television Research and the place of men in child care. p.m. United Methodist Church. Children’s Specialty O’Neill, GOP 1965. Consultation Center. " I t ’s an amazing thing working Tuesday She is survived by a son, James Students said they were drawn His popularity, she said, is due with children,” Johnson said. Conservation Commission. Town Office Building. S. Chipps Jr. of Enfield; a Shop to the event by a bit of nostalgia to ” his naturalness, his caring for More than a dozen toddlers and 7:30 p.m. daughter, Mrs. Marjorie C. Ten­ and an enduring affection for a people.” their parents also showed up at Wednesday trade charges ney of Plainville; four grand­ television personality they , des­ ” He stands for all the secure the lecture to get a glimpse of and Board of Selectmen. Town Office Building. 7 p.m. children; and a great- cribed as a very soothing and things many kids don’t have in a photograph with Mister Rogers. Norton Commission. Bunker Hill Road, 7:30 p.m. granddaughter. The funeral will be private and over prisons at the convenience of the family. Boiton Burial will be in Rose Hill Bv Judd Everhart Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. The Associated Press Monday There are no calling hours. Rose Hill Funeral Home is in charge of Special town meeting on revenue sharing. HARTFORD — House Republican leaders on the arrangements. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Friday launched a petition drive to force changes in Memorial donations may be Public Building Commission. Community Hall. the state’s early-release program for relieving made to the Arthritis Foundation, 7:30 p.m. prison overcrowding, but Democratic Gov. William Connecticut Chapter, 370 Silas Thursday A. O’NeiH’s legal counsel said a “ top to bottom” Deane Highway, Wethersfield; or Board of Education. Bplton Center School. 7:30 review was already under way. to the Lupus Foundation, 45 S. p.m. The Republicans also called for the quick Main St., West Hartford. construction of 500 modular prison units to ease M o n . & Tu b s . overcrowding and reduce the number of people who 10-6 Coventry In Memoriam are let out before serving their full terms. W a d . 10-8 But O'Neill counsel Howard G. Rifkin said that Monday In sad and loving memory of that, too, was already under way, that 1,100 modular Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. Michael Capello Sr., who passed units were on the drawing boai^s at a cost of $25 away on Dec. 3, 1968. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office million and construction would begin next summer. Building. 7:30 p.m. We often sit and talk with him. The modular units are part of a four-year, $400 Tuesday When we are all together. million prison expansion program that will add 4,600 Housing Authority. Orchard Hills Estates. 7 p.m. For his memory is the only thing. beds to the system. Boat ordinance hearing, Capt. Nathan Hale That we shall have forever. O'Neill himself said he didn’t like the idea of School. 7:30 p.m. Sadly missed. anyone getting out before completing a sentence, Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building, Daughter, Lois Hampson but said court orders regarding prison overcrowd­ 7:30 p.m. ing leave the state no alternative. Wednesday The state is required to maintain inmate Windham Regional Transit District, 968 Main St., DEP has hotline Lose Weight and population no higher than 110 percent of the stated Willimantic, 7:30 p.m. capacity levels of all prisons. School Building Committee, Coventry High to report dumps Look Great for the "W e’re doing what they are requesting we do so School. 7:30 p.m. we are very happy they’ve jumped aboard the Parks and Recreation Committee, Patriot's The state Department of Envir­ Holidays! program.” O’Neill said. Park, 7:30 p.m. onmental Protection has begun with The Republicans, led by House Minority Leader Republican Town Committee, Town Office operating a toll-free hotline to Robert G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, said their chief Building, 7:30 p.m. enable the public to report Diminishing Dimensions concern was the early release of people convicted of Thursday hazardous waste disposal sites. Metabolic Jump Start Program. killing others or causing serious personal injury. Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 “ In the past, the public has Weight loss is effective, fast and Jaekle said 500 modular units could be con­ p.m. provided invaluable information structed in six to nine weeks. But Rifkin said that safe. Professional staff of Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 8 p.m. on historic occurrences of inap­ was unrealistic. The 1,100 units now planned, he propriate disposal of hazardous Registered Dietitians. said, would be built beginning next summer and wastes,” said Edward Parker, Financial aid night set Gift Certificates Available should be completed in mid-1990. assistant director of D EP’s ha­ The Republicans want a 90-day moratorium on The Manchester High School guidance depart­ zardous materials management the early release of any prisoner, but O’Neill said Call Today ment will host its annual financial aid night on Dec. unit. 871-7697 doing that wouldn’t work. 12. The hotline number is 1-800-548- Within 90 days, he said, “we would certainly The program will be held at 7 p.m. in the school 8660. It is staffed Monday through DIMINISHING exceed the 110 percent of capacity, which means we cafeteria. Friday .from 8:30 a.m. to 4; 30 have to release 10 percent of the prisoners, which Henry Miller, president of Miller and Associates, p.m. Information on location, would proably be 700 to 800 people. will address students and parents about financial types of materials, type of DIMENSIONS “ I don’t think they (the Republicans) want that to The Ultimate Weight Loss System aid packages, eligibility and procedures for disposal, and date of Asposal happen. I certainly don’t,” the governor said. applying. Also, a representative from the Manches­ should be provided. 224 Hartford Tpk., Vernon ter Scholarship Foundation will speak about The caller is not required to scholarships. leave his name. mfmmm NATION & WORLD ‘Freedom Flptilla’ Nuclear cleanup pact OK’d ■ fj Cubans returned CINCINNATI (AP) - A his­ $1 billion. up the plant. He said it is not toric agreement announced Fri­ The accord covers the Feed intended as an admission of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Five men who day gives Ohio power to regulate Thin Blue Line’ Argentina defeats rebels fled Cuba in the 1980 “ Freedom Flotilla.” only Materials Production Center in wrongdoing. the Energy Department’s clea­ Fernald, which state officials Joe La Grone, the DOE man­ to be imprisoned for crimes, were returned to nup of a uranium processing BUENOS AIRES, Argentina At least four army tanks Press that the revolt was not their homeland Friday in the first deportations blame for contamination of air ager at Oak Ridge, said this week (AP) — Loyalist soldiers battled entered the sprawling Campo de against Alfonsin’s government. plant that has pumped 300,000 and water at the 1,050-acre site 18 the government will have spent tetrial ordered under a pact that set off fiery prison riots last pounds of radioactive waste into mutinous troops with mortar and Mayo base, according to the “ Our posture is one of absolute year. miles north of Cincinnati. The $355 million by the end of fiscal respect for the Constitution,” he the environment. rifle fire Friday at an army base reports. Telam said rebels were The five handcuffed Cubans, watched by two plant enriches uranium for nu­ 1989 on cleanup and safety at DALLAS (AP) — A state judge Friday said in a telephone interview. He Ohio Attorney General Anthony clear power plants and for the outside the capital, putting down planting mines at the entrances to guards each, took off from Birmingham Fernald. recommended a new trial for a man whose also talked about restoring “ the Celebrezze Jr. and Sen. John government's nuclear research a two-day rebellion, the govern­ the school, Telam reported. Municipal Airport in a U.S. Marshal’s Service The plant sits above the Great murder conviction had been questioned in the honor of the army and its historic Glenn, D-Ohio, said the decree, efforts. ment said. Tanks, armored personnel car­ Boeing 727 that held about 50 people for the Miami River aquifer, a water movie documentary "The Thin Blue Line.” role,” but did not explain what negotiated by federal and state Jim Alexander, spokesman for Vice President Victor Martinez riers and heavy trucks were 90-minute flight to an airport near Havana. source for 2 million people. The District Judge Larry Baraka said he will tell that meant. attorneys, gives the state a the Energy Department’s Oak said that Col. Mohamed Ali moved in “ with the firm intention The plane landed without incident, turned Energy Department has admit­ the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals that Similar army insurrections oc­ court-enforceable order to pres­ Ridge, Tenn., operations, which Seineldin surrendered Friday to 1‘epress the rebels,” said Gen. over the detainees to Cuban authorities and ted that the plant emitted ra­ Randall Dale Adams deserves a new trial. The curred in April 1987 and January sure the department to clean up include Fernald, said the agree­ night and that Argentina’s two- Luis Caceres of the 1st Armored returned to the United States, said Joe dioactive uranium dust into the appeals court has the power to order the 1988. the plant at an estimated cost of ment is evidence of intent to clean day military insurrection ap­ Cavalry. Krovisky, a Justice Department spokesman in atmosphere over three decades. retrial. peared to be over. “ This is not a coup against the Officers have grumbled for Adams has served 12 years in prison for the Washington. "Everything went smoothly.” he “ Col. Seineldin has made him­ government, but a fight to restore months at selections for promo­ said. <> shooting of officer Robert Wood in 1976. He said tions and retirements, a military self absolutely responsible for the military honor to the army and The Cubans, the first of 2,500 the government he did not commit the crime. review the trials that punish the budget that has shrunk by half in episodes, and has subordinated wants to deport, had been kept at the federal Much of the material being presented in the recent years, and pay that has not himself” to the army command, just and promote the guilty,” Col. prison at Talladega, 60 miles east of hearing this week on the retrial request was in Martinez told reporters as he Seineldin,-the rebel leader, told kept pace with 332 percent the documentary, which raised charges that Birmingham, pending a final ruling on walked out of Government House reporters inside the base. inHation since Jan. 1. deportation. witnesses in the original trial had lied. Also, Defense Minister Horacio following a meeting with the Civilian trials of officers ac­ "The flight had been scheduled for Thursday, " I ’m numb,” Adams said after the judge cused of human rights abuses Jaunarena said officers were defense minister and army chief. but was delayed when Cuba asked for more issued his recommendation. "I don’t know during the 1976-83 dictatorship restless at the resumption of the Martinez said rebels remained time to prepare for the five, all of whom had what to say. Right now. I’m in shock." are resuming. human rights trials. holed up at an infantry school on committed crimes in the United States. Three Adams’ attorney, Randy Schaffer, predicted Seineldin said he commanded The Campo de Mayo insurrec­ the sprawling Campo de Mayo of the five lost a series of court fights in their that there would never be a retrial if the 400 soldiers and, apparently, S3 tion followed incidents Thursday rntmam base outside the capital, but that effort to avoid going home. appeals court approves it. "The state will not Seineldin agreed to try to con­ coast guard men who deserted in which 53 coast guardsmen prosecute Adams again because they lack vince them to accept defeat. their base Thursday. The coast armed themselves and deserted The U.S. Supreme Court voted 8-1 Friday to evidence and credible witnesses," he said. “ We understand, the problem guard men drove onto th^ infan­ their base, and a well-known reject an emergency request by three of the John Creuzot, an assistant prosecutor, said has been overcome,” the vice try school grounds Friday. army captain attempted to incite Cubans to remain in the United States. Justice he had confidence in the judge; “ If that’s the president said, noting that appar­ A rebel officer, who identified troops at an infantry unit at La Thurgood Marshall cast the dissenting vote, way he feels, that’s his call to make,” he said. ently only one soldier was injured himself only as an aide to Tablada. Both bases are in with none of the justices commenting. mm! He said he had no idea if his office would drop in the two-day standoff. Seineldin, told The Associated suburban Buenos Aires. the charges if a retrial was ordered. starting December 1st... Errol Morris, who made “ The Thin Blue Line," said; “ I’m very happy about the judge’s Judge rejects decision. I deeply believe in Randall Adams’ innocence. Obviously, this man should not be in Bhopal gas victims still dying X •W54SS -W W --} jail,” BHOPAL, India (AP) - People empty medicine bottles she finds condition of anonymity. North motions who stumbled gasping and chok­ on a trash dump near Jawaharlal The government has issued ir ing out of a deadly cloud of gas Nehru Hospital. At night she strict instructions to doctors and WASHINGTON (AP) — Oliver L. North’s that leaked from the Union sleeps on the hospital grounds. officials to make none of their remaining challenges to Iran-Contra charges were Shuttle goes up; Carbide pesticide plant four “ The government tells me that findings public while India’s $3 rejected by a judge Friday, but the major counts years ago are still dying. if I had a home, I would have billion damage suit against Union against him could still be scuttled by White House The official death toll from the gotten some money as assist­ Carbide is pending. refusal to release classified documents. mum’s the word world’s worst industrial disaster ance,” she sajd. “ But I need The suit, filed in 1986, has U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Geseli rejected has reached 3,329. About 20,000 money to build a home.” bogged down in the courts. As is defense motions to dismiss charges that the former survivors still suffer from the Sunil, Hakiman and other gas National Security Council staff member obstructed CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Space shutUe common in Indian legal cases, no effects of the Dec. 3, 1984, gas victims complain of shortness of congressional investigations of reports he gave Atlantis lifted off into a bright but windy sky at the quick end is in sight, although the leak, and officials say at least one breath and eye problems. covert military assistance to the Contra rebels in last possible minute Friday — .a spectacularly government tried to step up the of them dies every day. “ The worst effect has been on Nicaragua. public act to start a secret spy satellite mission high pressure a year ago by filing “ I have spent more time in the eyes and lungs, although above Earth. murder charges against former The decisions were released as Geseli took the hospitals than at home in the last there are numerous cases of total Union Carbide President Warren bench for a third straight day of closed hearings on Not a word was heard outside the NASA and Air four years,” said 15-year-old physical impairment,” said a Anderson and other company North’s objections to censoring 350 government Force control rooms from commander Robert Sunil Kumar, who lost his parents Bhopal doctor, who spoke on officials. documents that independent counsel Lawrence E. Gibson or the four other military crewmen who are and five brothers and sisters to Walsh wants to use as evidence against him. carrying out a highly classified mission to vastly the gas. ciaM («sil««ei««m ttiacaKiM iM >i(ai«a«a«aiKsKaK

J I Bird farmer , V n:' , ______if'lt to fly south MS ■1^; '.'^ 1 join them. By Andrew Yurkovsky WhatHerrmanndescribesasan Manchester Herald "insane hobby” began about 30 years ago, with the purchase of fter 30 years of raising two ducks for his two daughters. waterfowl In Manches­ The two girls saw pictures of the ter, Charlie Herrmann birds, a Blue Swedish Duck and a Mrs. David H. Black Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McCarthy Mrs. Marcelo H. Chinsky Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Slater plans to head in the Buff Duck, in a book and asked A same direction most him if they could have them as birds fly in the winter — south. pets. Black-Algren McCarthy-Nargassans Chinsky-Silver Slater-Roman Herrmann, who operates the Herrmann went through a lot of Get Down Waterfpwl Farm on Lorayne Carol Algren, daughter of Cherie Lynn Nargassans, daughter Alison C. Silver, daughter of Lila Marian E. Roman, daughter of Mr. money and spent a lot of time Center Street with his daughter trying to get the animals. After Charles and Barbara Algren of 29 'of Robert Nargassans of Dover, and Bernard Silver of Cranston, R.I., and Mrs. Romuald Roman of New and son-in-law. wants to set up a writing between 75 and 100letters Duval St., and David Hills Black Jr., Mass., and Mrs. Robert Hebert of and Marcelo H. Chinsky, son of Mrs. Britain, and Donald N. Slater, son of son of David and Catherine Black of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Patrick Clark larger farm in Missouri. Retire­ and making about $75 worth of Lea Cohen of East Hartford and the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slater of 193 ment from Pratt 4 Whitney, Tyngsboro, Mass., were married McCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. phone calls, he found them. late Pedro Chinsky, were married in Porter St., were married Sept. 24 at warmer weather down South, and They cost a total of $30. but June 25 in St. John's Chapel, Groton, Richard J. McCarthy of East Hart­ Temple Am-David, Warwick, R.I., on Concordia Lutheran Church. ford, were married Oct. 1 at Boston a lower cost of living are among transporting them by air cost Mass. ' Nov. 13. The Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams •.he reasons behind his move, the quite a bit more: $269. The Rev. Alden Flanders officiated Harbor Hotel, Boston, Mass. Jan West, sister of the bride, was officiated at the afternoon commun­ The bride is also the niece of Mr. and i.a-year-old Manchester native Keeping the farm going has at the service. The bride was given in matron of honor. Bridesmaids were ion service. The bride was given in said. Mrs. William Brazel of South Main proved to be an even more marriage by her parents. Ann Leslie Aniy Winters, cousin of the bride, marriage by her parents. The Get Down farm, which is expensive proposition. Herrmann Joyal was maid of honor. Brides­ Street. Graciela Chinsky, sister of the groom, Christine Goetz, sister of the bride, located at 612CenterSt., looks like said it costs about $1.500 a year for The Rev. Thomas Niblock offi­ maids were Maile Black, Cindi and Lisa Perrin. Rachel Silver, niece was matron of honor. David Dumaine nothing more than a big white bird feed and $2,000 for water. He ciated. The bride was given in Shanley, Judy Brown-DuPaul and of the bride, was flower girl. was best man. Ushers were Gary house when you drive by. But out had never really kept track of the marriage by her father. Micheie Monta Humphrey. David Bomstein was best man. Goetz and Jeffrey Slater. back, there are pens of ducks and costs and profits, but when he did Lenzen, sister . of the bride, was Forbes Black, brother of the groom, Ushers were Allen Bomstein, Samuel After a reception at Bayrams geese and a small cage with last year, he calulated that he lost matron of honor. Bridesmaids were was best man. Ushers were Eric Zucker and Andrew Dpvis. Restaurant in New Britain the couple rabbits. $6,800. And that was his second Robin Nargassans and Andrea Algren, Joseph Knecht, Thomas The bride is a graduate of Rhode left on a wedding trip to California. The operation will change in best year. Hebert. Grady and Jack Stephans. Island College. She is employed by They are making their home in size and nature when Herrmann “ I never kept track of the cost '/ Michaei Cooney was best man. moves to Missouri. He plans to do After a reception at The Groton Connecticut Bank & Trust. Plainville. because it was something I Ushers were Gary Schmitt and Tyson selective breeding of birds by enjoyed doing.” he said. School, Groton, Mass., the couple left The bridegroom is a graduate of The bride is a graduate of Central on a wedding trip to France. They are Nargassans. Manchester Community College with order only. He hopes to raise about One of the biggest thrills for Connecticut State University and the ino different varieties of water- making their home in Littleton, Mass. After a reception at the hotei the a bachelor’s of arts degree. He is Herrmann occurred at a 4-H fair, bridegroom is a graduate of Manches­ fowl and set up a park for visitors. when an elderly woman asked to The bride earned a master’s degree couple went on a wedding trip to employed by F 4 I Alternatives. They ter High School. "It could I suppose be some kind be able to hold some chicks and in landscape architecture from North Paradise Island in the Bahamas. are making their home in of tourist attraction,” he said. ducks. The woman, who wasn't Carolina State University in 1986. She They are making their home in St. Connecticut. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. Hopefully, it will attract school able to handle the birds on her is working as a landscape architect at groups and church groups.” father's farm, held the birds for HMM Associates in Concord, Mass. The bride attended Arizona State University. The bridegroom is a Herrmann had raised 72breeds about four hours. The bridegroom earned a bache­ and varieties of waterfowl at the graduate of Boston Coliege. Peracchlo-Barry "She was the happiest woman in lor’s degree in biology from Harvard farm, mostly for sale as pets. But the world. That paid me for a University in 1984 and is working as an Elizabeth A. Barry, daughter of Mr. because of his imminent move, he lifetim e.” Herrmann said. ecologist at HMM Associates in and Mrs. Joseph Barry of Vernon, and has only about 30 birds on hand The name of the farm, "Get Concord. Dr. Paul Peracchio, son of Dr. and right now, and they are not for Down,” came into being several Mrs. Raymond Peracchio of 530 sale. years after Herrmann began Spring St., were married Sept. 24 at He plans to move with his wife. raising waterfowl. Response to Anderson-Mahoney La Renaissance, East Windsor. Carmen, as scon as he can sell his advertisements wasn't very The ceremony was performed by property. His son-in-law and strong, so he decided to come up Susan Ann Mahoney, daughter of Justice of the Peace, Jim Massaro. daugfiter. Bob and Robin Hender­ with a catchy name with a. dual Elaine Mahoney of Glastonbury and The bride was given in marriage by son, and their two children, will meaning. the late Clifford N. Mahoney, and her father. Pam Hamm, sister of the Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Haraid John David Anderson, son of Anne bride, was matron of honor. Brides­ Anderson of 330 Oak St. and the late maids were Lauren Barry, sister of Elmore Anderson, were married June the bride, Linda Lemire, Lisa Mari- BIRDMAN OF MANCHESTER — Char­ Waterfowl Farm on Center Street. 18 at St. Paul’s Church, Glastonbury. neau and Maria Branco. Meghan 3®? lie Herrmann takes a walk with a bird Herrman plans to leave Manchester to The Rev. Thomas Quinn officiated. Barry, niece of the bride, was flower called Barhead at the Get Down set up shop in Missouri. The bride was given in marriage by girl. her brother, James Mahoney. Va­ Joseph Tanguay was best man. nessa Secondo was inaid of honor and Ushers were Joseph Barry, brother of Kelly Mahbney was Rower girl. the bride, Brian Lemire, Gary Mari- Gary Anderson, brother of the neau and Brad Cook. Matthew What Herrmann describes as an "insane hobby" began groom, was best man. Ushers were Hamm, nephew of the bride, was about 30 years ago, with the purchase of two ducks for his two Mark Mahoney and Dennis Mahoney. ringbearer. After a reception at the home of Mr. After a reception at La Renaissance daughters. The two girls saw pictures of the birds, a Blue and Mrs. John Nelligan, the couple the couple left on a wedding trip to Dr. and Mrs. Paul Peracchio Swedish Duck and a Buff Duck, in a book and asked him if they left on a wedding trip to Magdellan Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. They are could have them as pets. Islands, Canada. They are making making their home in New Haven. East Catholic High School and the their home in Manchester. The bride is a graduate of East University of Connecticut with a The bride is employed at Landmark Catholic High School and received an bachelor’s of science degree and Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Haraid Bank, East Hartford and the groom is associates degree in liberal arts from received his dental degree from the employed by Kuhn Center of Meriden. Manchester Community College. She UConn Health Center in Farmington. GETTING DOWN — A group of geese pair up for a stroll is a consultant at Connecticut Mutual He is presently a resident in oral and a* the Get Down Waterfowl Parm on Center Street. Life Insurance Co. maxilofacial surgery at St. Raphael’s Mr, and Mrs. John D. Anderson The bridegroom is a graduate of Hospital, New Haven. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. 3, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 3,1988 — 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

How to use, misuse pliers Data Bank Here’s how to get a raise By Andy Lang tool on the market. Just some of The Associated Press On the House them are; combination slip- joints. flat nosers, thin bent States that have lotteries Ten suggestions to get more money i I You use pliers when you want to nosers, straight nosers, curved grip, turn or cut something. You nosers, diagonal cutters, side The New York lottery brought in more than $1.4 billion in 1987, the example, adhesive tape should be By the Editors misuse pliers when you want to cutters, spring handles, so-called highest amount of any state. The single highest lottery prize awarded r • wrapped around the jaws of the grip, turn or cut something that pumpers, and pliers with short in the U.S. so far was $62 million in California. of Changing Times pliers. Some professional me­ properly should be done by a chains, as well as dozens of other LOTTERY SALES IN 1987 AND LARGEST PRIZE AWARDED chanics and do-it-yourselfers You want a bigger salary and stronger tool, such as a wrench. variattons. The needle nosers or /n millions of dollars, with largest keep the tape on the jaws all the you feel you deserve one. You’ re While there are special, heavy- long nosers are necessary if you prize in parenthesis as WIS VT. H K - l J— MAINE time, changing it only when it $58 1 doing a great job, but how do you duty pliers more powerful than do much electrical work, but even of Oct. 1988: $10C0 S?S.3 $58 6 After-tax gets chewed up. Remember pli­ (0.005) ($S.|) ($9.6) ($6.9) get the raise that reflects it? some small wrenches, the pliers if you don't, they are excellent for ers have hardened metal jaws Changing Times magazine you are likely to use in your house getting into difficult places. Like Mca family income that can damage plastic, woods, talked with bosses across the are meant for ordinary tasks. In a some other kinds of pliers, they $1,006.3 special situation, pliers may be soft brass, copper tubing and (87.0 ($17.0) country, in big companies and The median after-tax income for U.S. sometimes come with special MASS. families with two full-time wage earners substituted for a small wrench, other materials. 8.D. $1,259.8 small, from the computer indus­ cutters for electrical wires. 38 grew from $33,993 in 1980 to an but it's a good practice to get used There was a time when an $3T0 ($15.6) try to the cookie business, to find Because pliers are intended for ($0,001) I estimated $37,707 in 1988 operator would wrap rubber $130 3 I to using a wrench, which will not . R.l. out what works. Our conclusion; certain kiiids of medium-duty ($7.5) I IOWA\ PA. damage the bolt or nut being held bands around the handles of $57.9 Some techniques could persuade U.S. AFTER-TAX chores, don’t use pipes or any- I $M .3 ] $1,388 5 37 ■ $37.5 $37.7 pliers to make them grip securely ($ 2.2) any boss, but your strategy MEDIAN FAMILY or turned. thing^else on the handles to give i ($6-0) / UA ($46.0) so be could use both hands for 1------CONN. should also depend on your INCOME them extra leverage. When they A good home workshop should some other purpose. That’s no — HJ. $489 3 company’s corporate culture. In thousands are used for cutting wire, wear $1,116.9 ($6.8) 36 have at least three or four sets of longer necessary because of what KAN. ($14.9) There’s a stiikhig resemblance of 1988 saf^y 'goggles or take some different (lilikrs, but H is the are callied locking or lock-joint $74 6 ------DEL between the type of business and dollars: $36.0: precaution against the possibility ($11.2) slip-joint'pliers,which wijl do pliers. They act as a sort of vise to • W ASK. O.C. 6^5 8 the way to get ahead. A clothing $35.6 of pie moved pivot. Small serrations jaws. Almost every household ple who are ambitious and 33 ruin good pliers is to use them as and coarse teeth de the gripping, has such pliers these days. Again, an emergency hammer. self-motivated, and the director depending on the size of the item be careful they are not used on • FLA. of a group health plan looks for being hantHed. ■ ' soft materials. 1 $’.000 0 team spirit. Oe-lt-vO)^r«knork wHI Ond much help­ ($512) 8 0 6 1 8 2 8 3 84 85 86 87 86* When an objdct may be marred If you need a pliers fora special ful Information on o Vortety of eublecf s by the jaws of the pliers, some purpose, you can And it. The In Antiy handbook, "Procflcol Here are some ways to get a *B5timated Homo Waaalrz.'rwhldieon bo obtained i raise. Determine which approach SOURCE; Th* Ta* FouniJgliO’' InfoCrgphtcs £) 1086 No'lb S y'iact’* Inc protection should be provided. If variety of available pliers is bv m of ffw Manchester oondlna eoro suits you. t. turning a nut on a fixture, for about as extensive as any other HaroW„nox S.10aaock, N.J. 07666. II 1 f 1. ^bllcize Yourself; "Being SOUPCE V.'-P, • p States that had lotteries on Nov. 6 Ct*' quiet can work with some bosses I ballot; not yet Implemented management­ people sell. ln*oC)’ap“>ira who notice anyway, but in gen­ O - 't a . 'i S j - - A-na'-c.i I I States without lotteries eral those who do their own consulting firm. Then, before 9, The Direct Approach: If all publicity get more,” observes your review, give your boss a list else fails, tell your boss why you 'Ligiy Mix’ protects tiles Rowena Alston, who decides the of what you’ve accomplished. deserve a raise. When any of the salaries of account executives at 6. Pitch In: “ Successful people 42 employees of Baldwin Ice Hill Holliday, a Boston advertis­ in my company are those who Cream Co. in feel they ’ ve By Earl Aronson - , : j attached B)e previous year. Re­ Tax Adviser ing firm. Alston suggests you give volunteer when something needs been overlooked by their imme­ the Associated Press move the plant from the pot and your manager memos or other to be done even if it’s not their job diate supervisor, they can go Weeders Guide set it into a prepared garden bed documents that show your responsibility,” says Erwin Mor­ directly to owner Jolyn Robi- Horticulturists at Cornell Uni­ in a protected, well-drained area achievements, and tell him or her ton, president of Syntactics, a chaux to ask for more money. Bv George W. Smith may avoid this problem. Ad­ floor and 345 on the second. For more information write versity in upstate New York with organic matter such as leaf when you’ve done something 25-person computer-software Jim Challenger, president of vanced commissions received figured that a temporarily unat­ mold, peat moss or redwood well. Then you may not have to company in Santa Clara, Calif. Challenger, Gray & Christmas, to Homes for Living, 398 Seventh Ave., New York, N.Y. too cold, the mix will freeze as tractive Christmas tree was sawdust incorporated into the must be included in income in the mention money. 7. Learn the Next Job Up: Most an outplacement-consulting firm 10001. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. soon as it’s applied to the tree and QUESTION: I live in an area better than no tree at all. So. to soil. ' year received if you are a cash 2. Collect Compliments: Many large companies set a salary in Chicago, doesn’t initiate re­ fall off when the temperature where the housing market is flat, discourage thieves, they painted Water the plant well, and keep method taxpayer. This is true people hesitate to ask for a raise range for every position. You get views for his employees: he rises. ron.sequenlly. I was not able to their evergreens pink, using a it watered through the summer. even if the commission is for for fear they will either be turned bigger and more rapid salary expects them to speak up when If left alone, the coloring will sell my old house until almost non-toxic “ Ugly M ix” they To keep the plant from growing services to be performed in the down or be told they’re not as increases if you’re a top per­ they want more money. "They disappear with the elements nine months after 1 bought my Here’s the Answer concocted. too tall, cut it back in early July. future. It may be possible to good as they think they are. So former at the bottom of the pay always get what they ask for. within several months. Or. you new house. Will this affect the tax " ‘Tis the season to be wary’’ for Cut back new growth to about 6 postpone this advance until 1989. Changing Times advises that you range for your position. Once you People know what they’re can wash off the mix with a hose treatment on the sale? many homeowners with attrac­ inches from the old stem to MB. If not. maybe you can bunch more think about who has said you’ve reach the top of your pay range, worth,” he says. after the holidays. Most of the QUESTION: I am going to put you some idea of the problems tive trees in their yards, but provide a shorter plant with more HOUSTON deductions into 1988. Ask your tax done well and when, and be ready the best way to get a raise is to ingredients, particularly the up a chain-link fence araund my you are likely to encounter and Cornell has a larger problem than stems at Christmas. From June adviser for guidance. to tell your boss. move to a higher position. 10. lim e It Right: Despite lime, are good for the soil. property. My wife isn't too keen enable you to makeup your mind. most; its Cf-acre arboretum has through December, fertilize the 3. Take Initiative, Take Risks: "Take the initiative to assume everything you might have done This warning from the inventor about it, because she tWnks the QUESTION: I applied an oil- hundreds of valuable trees that plants monthly, using a food high Rather than ask directly for a additional responsibilities with­ right, you can blow a raise by fence makes it look like commer­ of Ugly Mix: Don’t wait too long. out pay, make yourself afforda­ asking at the wrong time. Don't, based stain to my dining room attract neighbors. in nitrogen. If aphids, mealybugs ANSWER; You have 48 months QUESTION: Can I take a promotion, suggest ways you can cial property, but I disagree and Last year, the university w ait^ ble, then ask for the title and floor. Now I would like to put on a Horticulturist Gerado Sciarro or red spider mites attack, spray. in which to replace your old home deduction for the cost of cab fare make your current job better, for instance, ask for a raise or a she now has decided to go along until the first week of December finish coat of lacquer. I read inveiited Ugly Mix. which is easy Poinsettias need long nights in and oceupy your new home and used to see mv psychologist? advises Don Rosenburg, compen­ money,” advises Sunny Bridges, promotion on a Monday morning with it. Is it something I can and lost several hundred dollars’ somewhere that lacquer should to make, temporary — and the fan to set flower buds. If light still be able to postpone the gain RL.. sation manager at Xerox Corp. in owner of First Fashion Compan­ if you work for someone like handle myself? I am reasonably worth of trees to thieves. ies, a chain of women’s specialty William Wikinson, president of not be used over paint, since it messy! from the street, porch or else­ resulting from the sale. That is. if LOS ANGEIES Stamford, Conn. “ Be willing to handy. tends to act as a remover. Will the To make enough pink Ugly Mix □ □ □ where shines on your poinsettia within two years before or two accept and perform assignments shops based in Raleigh, N.C. Campion Place, a small luxury Bridges, whose stores sell hotel in San Francisco. ’T m same thing happen with lacquer to uglify several trees, combine 2 ' •during September. October or year.s after you sell your old that involve risk,” he suggests. ANSWER: Your wife has a mostly clothing, also recom­ completely unsympathetic to oth­ over an oil stain? gallons of warm tap water, 20 POINSETTIAS AFTER h November, blooms may be home, you buy or build and live in ’’Even in a humdrum administra­ point, but chain-link fencing has ANSWER: Amounts paid for mends dressing for a higher ers’ needs and problems on ounces of hydrated lime. 4 ounces BLOOM: If you’re wondering delayed. another home, you may be able to tive job, you can take the been put up around tb e n sa ^ of ANSWER: Probably. The lac­ transportation primarily for and position. ” It gets my attention Monday morning,” he says. of WIH-Pruf (a plant conditioner what to do with that Christmas . .Poinsettias generally do not postpone the tax on the gain initiative to identify areas to residential properties. No way to quer thinner in lacquer acts as a poinsettia plant after it has essential to medical care qualify subconsciously. I start watching available at garden shops) and 2 make good cut flowers, but Ecks resulting from the sale of your old improve how things are done.” Do ask during a shake-up. answer yourquestlon, since "rea­ remover for many finishes. Incid­ as medical expenses. This in­ ounces of red food coloring. passed its prime — usually in late suggests the following if you want 4. Know Your Market Value, the person’s performance,” she Perhaps when a manager has just sonably handy" can mean differ­ entally. when lacquer is applied home. cludes the cost of a trip to see your Any color will do if it isn’t too January or February — hert’s to try: "To get a lot more money, find out says. left. That’s when employees at ent things to different persons. to floors, there must be plenty of doctor or denti.st or to go to the 8. Make Your Company Rich: It similar to the tree’s natural green some advice from grower Paul After cutting the stem, place what you’ re worth,” recom­ Baldwin Ice Cream have talked Installing a chain-link fence is QUESTION: In December ventilation. It is both toxic and or blue, says Sciarro. He suggests EIcks, of Encinitas, Calif. the bottom of the stem into 2 hospital. Even your pharmacy mends Bill Kelly, a software­ always helps to make your boss Robichaux into big raises: she more difficult than erecting a 1987.1 received an advance on my counts. You may take a deduction look good, and often that means flammable. Even professionals orange as a good “ ugly" color, When the plant istarts its inches of wood alcohol or boiling training manager at Cray Re­ needed them to keep everything wooden fence, got tim e bids on must exercise extra care in using commission that was for the for the actual cost of the transpor- helping the company do well. To with the intention of making a decline, stop watering it. Tiw water for two minutes, then into search in San Ramon, Calif. He stabilized. having it done professionally and tation. such as cab, plane or train get a raise from Jack Henson, it. So, even if there were no tree appear too sick to be worth plant will enter a dormant stage' deep, cold water. Poinsettias, like following year (1988) My boss, at was with another company where, then make up your mind what to possibility of the stain being fares. If you operate a car, you owner of Henson Travel in stealing. for a month or so. When the other cut flowers, will last longer that time, said I would have to his salary wasn’t rising as fast as Another good time to ask is do. If you do ityoura^.befterget may use the standard mileage Knoxville, Tenn., employees affected by the lacquer, it would Apply Ugly Mix with a brush or weather warms and the threat af if they are kept at low tempera-^ pay income lax on thes advances his promotions. He told his boss when the company is doing well. some advice tram aomebody who rate of 9 cents per mile. or. you must increase the company’s have to be considered carefully. sprayer e^cn the weather is dry frost has passed, cut back the tures (about M degrees F) and in 1987. He certainly was right. and got a big raise. That’s when Sam Wolsky, vice has done it and sec w i l t intruc- can use your out-of-pocket ex­ profitability or convince him they Should you still want to try it, ask and the temperature is above plant to 6 inches above the soQ high Immldity. For longqi;,life. This may happen again this year. 5. Spell Out Your Goals: president of Oak Supply & Furni­ tional literature you can get on your paint dealer to tell you about pense for your car. such as gas will. freezing. The mixture takes level and begin to water spar­ add a teaspoonful of household What should 1 do? Another technique is to meet with ture Co. in Chicago, is prone to the subject. In fact, it wouldn’t be C.A.. and oil. Depreciation, insurance, Debbi Fields, who runs Mrs. some products that have a about a half-hour to dry, so it will ingly. New shoots should develop bleach per gallon of water to keep your supervisor and outline in generosity. Good timing at his a bad idea of get the instnictionai general repairs and maintenance Fields Cookies, based in Park lacquer base and are very wash right off if it’s applied ina fewweeksatthe"eyes’’ofthe it pure, and use some commercial SAPPTNGTON. MO writing what you want to achieve, company also means sticking data ahead of time. That will give cannot be included in your City, Utah, offers big bonuses popular. during rain or snow. If the air is stem, where the leaves were floral preservative. says Rick Miners, chief operating with the company because raises ANSWER: Some ’ .•'v o'ann'oe deduotion officer at Goodrich & Sherwood, a based on how many cookies are based partly on seniority. HANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. 3 ,1988 - t l . to - >tANCMfeTEfe^aERy cially during the night), and what his hometown would be like i< he hart 38 W all Street Journal Report 21-year-old college student. I was abuse or rape, try contacting does it just difficulty in starting to urinate. Abigail Van Buren never been born James Stewart Donna 41 R e m i sexually abused by my father for them for referal to a clinic or seem that Reed Lionel Bcarrymore 1946 (Colonzed Not all men with an enlarged 57 Rod and Reel Streamside about 11 years, from ages 6 to 17. physician with experience in way? It's time Version) prostate have symptoms, and [CNN] Daybreak My menstrual cycle has always examining women who have been to start prepar­ [USA] Night Flight Take-OH to Acid that is why an annual examina­ R o ck [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! been very irregular, anywhere sexually abused. Or call the ing for the holi­ tion is important. The exam [ESPN] Outdoor Life s from every 14 days to once in four National Child Abuse Hotline at days again, so 6 :1 5 A M 8 D a v e v & G o lia th should include palpation of the months. I have tried to have [HBO] MOVIE: The Concorde •• Air (800) 422-4453 (24-hours-a-day. do your.selvesa favor and do your amount would be far more 6 :3 0 A M Captain Bob port '7 9' The world s fastest plane tries to gland to determine its size and pelvic exam, but with my history, seven-day-a-week). A spokesman Christmas or Hanukkah shopping appreciated than some usele.s.- f T ; D a n g e rm o u s e out-manuever a powerful missile Alain consistency. The physican can Delon. Susan Blakely. it is too difficult psychologically. from that organization told me now. little trinket. Another thoughtful CIJ Laurel and Hardy feel the proteste gland (which 1979 Rated PG The physician referred me to a that adult survivors of childhood 11 At the M ovies Rex Reed, Dixie Wha Here’s my annual — slightly gift would be a year's subscrip­ [TM C] MOVIE: In the Good Old Sum­ surrounds the opening of the gynycologist who has the facili­ tley Scheduled ’Scrooged" (Bill Murray sexual abuse now make up a large revised — column on holiday tion to a newspaper or magazine m ertim e' Ignorant of their pen-pal rela­ bladder) through the wall of the Karen Allen) ties to give me light sedation. portion of their calls. .shopping. tionship, two co-workers at a lurn-of-tho- Patrick Cassidy is dance instructor Johnny Castle and Melora Hardin is Baby, two you are sure he or she will enjoy 20' N e w Z o o R e v u e If you’re wondering what to century music store continue to feud on If you buy a gift on .sale Be sure 41 F o llo w M e the job Judy Garland. 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And if you want ti father's advice when his girlfriend drops twenty month old son of world famous voung queen defends her people froni the 20; P o rk y P ig 1 0 :0 0 A M X Pee-wee's Playhouse Grandpa doesn’t need another delight someone who considers him for a football player (R) (In Stereo) aviator Charles A Lindbergh Cliff De nally. I’ve had need an examination and further vengeance of a corrupt prime minister Oli­ (CC) (30; Disney's Adventures of the Young, Anthony Hopkins, Martin Balsam Dr. G ott necktie, and Aunt Sylvia doesn’t his pet a “ memberof the family ' via Hussey, Tony Musante, Hams Yulin X (4d) Bugs Bunny 8i Tweety Show a few attacks testing to get at the root of the Gummi Bears (CC) X W W F Superstars of Wrestling (CC) 197 6 really want any more brooches, include a tin or two of cat or (log 1978 where blood Peter Qott, M.D; problem. (24) Sesam e Street (CC) X Munsters Today necklaces, bracelets or earrings food for the pet. X Buck Rogers (22) Punky Brewster (CC) will just pour For more information. I am 7 :0 0 A M O) Young Universe 38' Ask the Manager With the price of groceries so 11) Soul Train (In Stereo) fll) Star Search (60 mm ) (24) Portrait of a Family from my rec­ sending you a copy of my Health Dn’t give wine or liquor unles- CS Plasticman '41^ V o ltro n high, older folks who live alone on 20} G.L.O.W. W restling (20) W W F Superstars of W restling (26) MOVIE: 'Crom well' England at the you’re sure the recipients imbibe Funtastic W orld of Hanna-Barbera time of Charles I is divided by overwhelm tum. I can’t af­ Report “Hypoglycemia.” Other '^57} Great Am erican W oodlots ' 2 i C 3 0 ) T h e C h ip m u n k s (CC) (2 ^ America; The Second Century a fixedincomewouldbedelighted Candy, nuts and fruitcake make ing political troubles English persecution ford an office readers who would like a copy 3,1^ BraveStarr (CC) [CNN] Big Story 26} W W F W restling Spotlight to receive a basket of goodies. 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(In Stereo) dD Punto y Aparte Prejudice' (CC ) A Texas Ranger is forced [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Day to confront a childhood friend who now four, from Madison Square Garden in New Shelley Duvall are ( £ N B A Basketball: N e w York Knicks at (IZ) Peter. Paul and M ary - 25th Anniver­ 3:00PM C B m o v i e ; Toral Toral San Antonio Spurs (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) sary (R) runs a drug network out of Mexico. Nick York. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) Tore!' White Japan's surprise attack on the concerned Nolle, Powers Boothe, Michael Ironside. 3 D College Basketball: Hartford at d D M O V IE: 'Stacy's Knights' A shy 1 :00PM (£ Making it Happen Pearl Harbor is graphically reproduced, the parents or a teen­ 1987, Rated R (In Stereo) lives of people present at the beginning of ager (Scott W ichita State (2 hrs.) (Live) woman, with an incredible knack for black­ (X) W W F Wrestling Spotlight jack, becomes rich after she teams up with 1 :30AM X) Naked City World W ar il is explored. Jason Robards, Qrlmes), who Is de­ ^ Am en (C C ) Rev. Gregory is jealous Qj) MOVIE: 'Half a Sixpence' An ill-patd Martin Balsam. Joseph Cotten. 1970. when a 19-year-old handyman has a crush a man who knows percentages. Andra 3D IN N News termined to Millian, Kevin Costner. 1983. draper's assistant experiences some so* XD Knight Rider on Thelma. (In Stereo) @ ) To Be Announced. cial changes after inheriting a small for­ transtorm his pet [C N N ] Capital Gang tune. Tom m y Steele, Julia Foster, Pene­ GS MOVIE: 'Invasion of the Body 9:00PM X ) No One Dies Alone Talk dD Money. Money. Money rrog into a [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Superman IT Superman lope Horr>er. 1968- Snatchers' Fear grips a small-town physi­ show host Oprah Winfrey examines the 3 D A B C News (CC) cian when he discovers that alien space 7 prince. life of Peggy Gee, a Washington, P C., re­ must choose between his love for Lots OD Marvel Action Universe pods are replacing his friends and neigh­ sident murdered in 1986, and how her fa­ Lane and his pledge to protect Earth when [C N N ] Pinnacle W W F Superstars of Wrestling bors with emotionless duplicates. Kevin mily has dealt with the tragedy. (60 mm ) three Kryptonian criminals take over the [USA] MOVIE: 'Marijuana' A young CHECK IISTINGS U S A. Christopher Reeve. Margot Kidder. Remembering Bing Bob Hope, Mary McCarthy, Dana Wynter, King Donovan. woman discovers the evils associated FOR EXACT TIME X D d D Beyond Tonv>rrow Scheduled: or­ Gene Hackman. 1980. Rated PG. Martin. Victor Borge. Jane Wyman and 1956. iginal art reproduced by computer graphics with smoking marijuana, including possible Mel Torme are among those sharing their (S ) Soul Train (In Stereo) and lasers, a solar-powered car and a car [ESPN ] SportsCenter pregnancy, in this early pseudo­ documentary about “ the weed with roots memories of Bing Crosby. (90 min.) (In MOVIE: 'Two Minute Warning' A that gets 146 miles per gallon; a car sys­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Stereo) tem which warns drivers of hazards, facial Vacation' While driving cross-country to in hell. " Harley Wood, Hugh McArthur sniper, perched in the scoreboard at a 1936 Connecticut Newsmakers football game, prepares to shoot into a assigned to a down-trooaen parish, at­ mous (60 min.) prosthetics for cancer surgery patients giant Wally World, the Griswold dan de­ tempts to help all the people. Bing Crosby, (60 min.) (In Stereo) tours into a series of screwball sidetrips ® Bowlirtg (60 min.) crowd of 91,000 fans. Charlton Heston, ( D Family Ties (CC). 1 :35AM [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Nomads' An John Cassavetes. Martin Balsam. 1976. Barry Fitzgerald. Rise Stevens. 1944. (R) X D (3§) Police Story (C C ) Partying cops , Beverly D'Angelo, Christie anthropologist is driven mad by a superna­ dD ARS Pennsylvania X D News Brinkley. 1983 Rated R ® Hogan Family (CC) Chaperone David (S) The Saint mistakenly crash a prostitution-drug sting tural Eskimo myth, the Innuats,' nomadic, (I® Ramona (CC) (R) (X ) It’s a Living (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) hostile spirits who assume human form rules over his younger siblings' ^ s t party. ® Great Escape This week Hawaii, Ed­ 1 1 :30PM (B MOVIE: 'Half a Sixp- "Our most challenging slope Is equipped [CNN] Newsday (In Stereo) monton, Alberta; Geneva, Switzerland. (iD dD : The Next Generation 3 D Friday the 13th: 1 he Series Ryan and ence' An ill-paid draper's assistant experi­ Pierce Brosnan, Lesley-Anne Down, Adam (CC ) The crew is kidnapped by a myster­ Ant 1986 Rated R with a suicide hotline..." [CN N] Newswatch Micki spearhead an investigation after Un­ ences some social changes after inheriting [D IS] YeOowstona. The First National I® MOVIE: 'Uttie Miss Marker' A little ious force that wishes to conduct deadly O ISMbyNEA. me. Park The wonders of Yellowstone Na­ girl is brought up by bookmakers and rack­ cle Lewis' spirit talks to.Jack through a a small fortune Tommy Steele. Julia Fos­ 2:00AM (T) Entertainment This [H B O ] M O V IE: O u u ld e rs ' The conflicts experiments. (60 min.) (In Stereo) cracked mirror. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ter. Penelope Horner 1968. tional Park, including Old Faithful. Mam­ eteers. Shirley Temple, Adolphe Menjou, of rival youth gangs explode into tragedy W eek Behind the scenes of the senes (IS) Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan and moth Hot Springs and Hayden Valley. Nar­ Charles Bickford. 1934. when a greaser falls for a rich girl Man Golden Girls (C C ) Blanche's tat­ X ) Star Search (60 mm.) ''thirtysomething. ' (60 min.) (In Stereo) Micki spearhead an investigation aher Un­ rator. William Patterson. (60 min.) Dillon, C. Thomas Howell, Ralph Macchio. tered jacket, containing a winning lottery dZ) New Southern Cooking Holiday Spe­ cle Lewis' spirit talks to Jack through a XD Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare X Home Shopping Overnight Service 1983 Rated PG. ticket, IS given to charity. (In Stereo) ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook [ T M C ] M O V IE: Night Shift' A mild- cial Craig Claiborne, Paul Prudhomme, cracked mirror (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) on Elm Street Deadly competition is on (3 hrs ) manr>ered supervisor runs a call girl ring Edna Lewis, Lee Bailey and Ann Siddons [USA] Snow White Christmas Ani­ (§7) Peter. Paul and Mary Holiday Con the mind of a high-school coach who per­ ( ^ Wheel of Fortune (CC) 3D Runaway With the Rich and Famous from the city morgue. Henry Winkler, Shel­ join host Nathalie Dupree to prepare holi­ mated. The classic character, her seven cert The New York Choral Society accom suades a track star to build up a killer in­ Actor David Leisure (Isuzu commercials) in ley Long, Michael Keaton. 1982. Rated R. day recipes. (72 min.) (R) dwarf friends and handsome Prince Hee Haw panies the folk trio in a performance of holi­ stinct (60 mm ) Portugal; Acapulco. Mexico day songs, including “ Silent Night ' and "0 [U SA ] Hollywood Insider [CN N ] On the Menu Charming encounter holiday adventure. dP) Benny Hill lD MOVIE; 'About Last Night...' A pair (2D W W F Wrestling Challenge (60 min.) Come All Ye Faithful '. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE; 'Hot Stuff' Miami s National Geographic Sophisticated of young people struggle to form a lasting 1:30PM ® 1988 All America Foot­ [CN N ] Showbiz Week f^elationship after an initial one-night stand' Dating Game ball Team A look at the official 1988 best light-fingered underworld is being pursued CBS Spona special: photography reveals how the human body 5:30PM CB Rob Lowe. Demi Moore, James Belushi Alfred Hitchcock Presents collegiate football players in the country as by a trio of unlikely burglary detectives. Heisman Trophy The annual presentation functions (60 min.) [DIS] MOVIE; 'Return From Witch Oom DeLuise, Suzanne Pleshette, Ossie 1986 y they are chosen by the American Coaches of college football's most prestigious (3D Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- Mountain' A pair of young travelers from [C N N ] International Correspondents Davis. 1979. Rated PG. Association award, from the Downtown Athletic Club dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- outer space face sinister forces on eanh ^ (M) Saturday Night Uve Guest host [ESPN] SportsCenter in New York. (Live) Bene Davis, Christopher Lee. Ike Eisen Danny DeVito. ( ^ min.) (in Stereo) dD MOVIE: 'A Christmas Carol' An old [TM C ] Firstworks istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don Francisco. (3 hrs , 30 min.) man. 1977. Rated G Racirtg From Plainsfield 2:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'OntheUne' man is changed by the spirits of Christmas Great Escape This week; ( I D T and T T w o boys find $1 million -- and Tw o Amencan border guards clash over 3:30PM (S) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Cry Freedom' Fact Past, Present and Future on Christmas Eve. Hawaii: Edmonton, Alberta; Geneva, Turner sets out to prove that the cash is [C N N ] Capital Gang ® Public People/Private Lives the affections of a beautiful Mexican pros­ bogus. based account pf the friendship between Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart. Leo G. Switzerland. titute. David Carradine, Scott Wilson. Vic­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Goodbye, Miss 4th of South African journalist Donald Woods [C N N ] Sports Tonight Carroll. 1938. (Colorized Version) ® Hersey's Hollywood toria Abril. 1984. Rated NR. ® Santo Domingo Invita Ju ly' A young Greek immigrant confronts and black leader Bantu Stephen Biko [ESPN ] 1988 Heisman Trophy Winner GD Learning the Ropes ® Fight Batdd W ith David Horowitz the horrors of racism in 1917 West Virgi­ [CN N] Your Money Kevin Kline, Denzel Washington. Penelope Profile 2:30AM (B m o v i e : ‘The Disappear- Triple Threat nia. Louis Gossett Jr., Roxanna Zal 1988 [H B O ] Pen Pals (C C ) Foreign children tell (3D T u Musica Wilton. 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Goff: J .C . Penney Classic Third ance' An assassin's wife mysteriously Computer Chronicles [U S A ] College Basketball: Tournament vanishes and the killer-for-hire finds that their American pen pals what life is like in [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday [U S A ] College Basketball: round, from Largo. Fla. (2 hrs.) (R) of Champions Consolation From Char­ 9:15PM the friends are more dangerous than the [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Chile, Tibet. Hong Kong and Finland. (60 Tournament of Champions Final From [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Lords of Discip­ lotte, N.C. (2 hrs.. 15 min.) (Live) 11:40PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Kill- enemies. , David Hem- min.) Charlotte. N.C. (2 hrs., 15 min.) (Live) WINTHROP byDIckCavalM [HBO] MOVIE: Spaceballs' (CC) Mel line' A military cadet risks his future to irtg T im e ' A vengeance-seeking youth as­ mings, John Hurt. 1977 protest the cruel treatment of a fellow 7:30PM X ) M*A»s*H Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre [TM C ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's (g) ® Empty Nest (CC) Har sumes the identity of the new deputy sher­ cadet by an elite secret society at his aca­ 9:30PM 3 D Tales From the Darkside Horrible inci­ With this big-budget send-up of “ Star Vacation' While driving cross-country to (S ) Jeopardy! (CC). ry's 55-year-old friend begins to date iff in a seaside California town Beau Wars ’. Mel Brooks. John Candy, Rick giant Wally World, the Griswold clan de­ demy. David Keith. Robert Prosky. G.D dents plague a young couple in their newly- I T A A E A N S y o u 'r e C A R R Y I I m S (X ) M am a's Family Mama mistakenly be­ Carol (In Stereo) Bridges. Kiefer Sutherland. Wayne Rogers Moranis 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) tours into a senes of screwball sidetrips Spradlin 1983. Rated R acquired brownstone and their witchcraft- lieves that Vint bought her an expensive 1987 Rated R. eOMETHINe IN Bonn HANDS. Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Christie vJH) Leo Buscaglia (75 min.) practicing neighbor (Adolph Caesar) may [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'Th e Sniper' Pematurely [DIS] Good Morning. Miss bracelet Brinkley. 1983 Rated R. (In Stereo) 5:35PM 11:45PM [TM C] MOVIE; 'He's My be to blame. released from a mental hospital, a psycho­ Bliss [CN N ] This Week in Japan (S) As Schools Match Wits Girl' The manager of an aspiring rock star ( ^ That’s the Spirit path begins a new killing spree. Arthur 4:00PM CB Knight Ridar 10:00PM CB West S7th (Co leo masquerades as a woman in order to ac­ Franz, Marie Windsor, Adolphe Meniou. 6:00PM (B @ ® ® News (3p) Superboy ^ Home Shopping Overnight Service QD Latin Connection (60 mm.) (In Stereo) min.) (In Stereo) company his client on a free trip to Los 1952 XD Three's Company (® NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Angeles T.K Carter, David Hallyday. (2 hrs., 30 min.) ® Sportsworid (2 hrs.) (Live) X ) News [U S A ] Cover Story (X ) A -Te a m W ashington Capiuls (2 hrs 30 min ) Misha McK 1987 Rated PG-13 [C N N ] Sports Latenight (Live) (iD Monsters Uncontrollable forces Police Story [E S P N ] College Football: Pittsburgh at 2:00PM d D Collage Football: Arm y (H) Charles in Charge (CC) Jamie isn t frighten a determined man who's writing 12:00AM X 3 Coiumbo • *\L, ...... ® Munsters Today Herman is chosen to [C N N ] Sports Saturday Syracuse (3 hrs.) (R) vs. Navy From Veterans Stadium in Phila­ thrilled when Charles becomes her teach­ the biography of his horror-movie idol. participate in a government project that er's aide. (R) 3 D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) delphia. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) [ES P N ] College Football Scoreboard [U SA ] Night Flight would take him to Venus. Guest: Nancy m Hunter A suspicious explosion Tales From the Darkside Horrible inci­ 2:40AM da) McCloud [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Remote Control' A dD College Basketball: Indiana vs. Dussault. leads to a wealthy businessman accused dents plague a young couple in their newly- teen-ager uncovers an alien plot to subli- 3:00AM X She's the Sheriff Louisville From Indianapolis. (2 hrs.. 30 d® W ar of the W orlds (60 min.) of toxic-waste dumping (60 m m ) (In acquired brownstone and their witchcraft- tKk d D M O V IE : 'To m orro w 's Child' A young minally encode a popular videotape with a MOVIE: The First Deadly Sin' A de­ min.) (Live) Stereo) practicing neighbor (Adolph Caesar) may 3D couple decide to become the first parents Record Guide homicidal message. Kevin Dillon, Deborah tective discovers a pattern in a string of ax Hawaii Five-0 be to blame. dD of a child grown entirely outside the moth­ (M) Starting From Scratch James is de­ Goodrich. 1987. Rated R. Combat! murders. Frank Sinatra. Faye Dunaway. Al McGuire's Pre-Season College er's body. Stephanie Zimbalist. Arthur Hill, pressed when his new girlfriend fails to re­ O ) MOVIE: ‘The Heroes of Telemark' A MOVIE: Death Chamber' The James Whitmore. 1980. X D Dirty Dancing (CC) Robin Basketball Special A preview of the William Atherton. 1982. turn his phone calls. 8:00PM band of resistance fighters attempt to des­ Shaolin temple defies the Ching authorities CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance RodawaH tries to capture the attention of her folks­ 3 D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 1988- 89 college basketball season. [DIS] MOVIE: World's Greatest Ath­ troy a heavy-water plant the Germans plan by teaching Kung Fu to the common peo­ (4p Topo GIgio inging idol. (In Stereo) [CN N] Newsnight lete' Raised Tarzan-styie in Africa, a primi­ to seize in order to manufacture the atom ple. Wang Chung, Shan Mao 1979. (3 ) MOVIE: 'Fighting Coast Guard' Dur­ dZ) Doctor Who ing World War II, a Coast Guard comman­ tive blonde youth is carried off to America X ) d D Reporters Scheduled a woman bomb. Kirk Douglas, Richard Harris, Ulla (3D Podra Usted Adelgazar? [U SA ] Night Flight WHATCHA eAUMONPKTE MATHER CF FACT, IT LOOK6 dD Star Trek who was impnsoned for three years after Jacobson. 1965. der uses pressure to turn a hardened Cali­ for potential athletic glory. Jan-Michael [CN N ] Newsnight 3 :0 5 A M [DIS] MOVIE: ‘World's G c m u g R e , O N STONeP LIK E S O M E TH IN S T H A T Vincent. John Amos, . 1973. hiding her daughter from the father she be­ fornian into a fir>e man. Brian Oonlevy, Ella [CN N] Newswatch dD Hardcastle and McCormick Greatest Athlete' Raised Tarzan-styie in Rated G. lieved was sexually abusing her. (60 min.) [E S P N ] P G A Seniors Golf: Kaanapali CHAUNcey WHEAT. W H A T OCT SQUISHED AND WAA Raines. Forrest Tucker. 1951. Africa, a primitive blonde youth is carried [D IS ] Raffi in Concert W ith the Rise end (In Stereo) [CN N ] Headline News Classic Second round, from Hawaii (2 9 D 0 B 6 I T SCRAPED UP ON A LITTLE ^ Forever Lean [ESPN] Auto Racing: Great American off to America for potential athletic glory. LOOK Shine Band From Toronto, the children's [H B O ] Neil Diamond's Greatest Hits - h rs) (Same-day Tape) Race From Disneyland to Disneywortd. songster performs favorites, including X D d§) M urphy's Law (C C ) Murphy is ov­ Jan-Michael Vincent, John Amos, Tim LIKE? HUNK O F WOOD. (S) MOVIE: All in a Night's Work' A erly fascinated by a couple involved in a Live The Grammy Award-winning enter­ naive girl finds herself in a battle with a (Taped) "Rise and Shine," “ Five Little Ducks ’ and 1 2:30AM CB MOVIE: 'Flying High- Conway. 1973. Rated G May-Septembor relationship (60 min.) (In tainer performs the songs that made him Three girls qualify for airline stewardess publishing empire when she inadve<*tedly [U SA ] Cartoons "Shake My Sillies O u t" (60 min.) [M AX] MOVIE; Bob & Carol & Ted 8i Stereo) famous, including 'America. ' "Cherry, training and complete the course, then get becomes involved with the death of its eld- Alice' A married couple, enlightened by 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up [U S A ] He Man / She Ra Christmas Spe­ Cherry." and “ Heartlight “ (60 m in) (In a taste of the real thing. Pat Klous. Connie erty owner. Dean Manin, Shirley MacLaine, cial (60 min.) X ) Stereo) their experience at a sensitivity institute, Cliff Robeason. 1961. Sellecca, Kathryn Witt, 1978 try to share everything with each other and 4:12PM Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) (iD W ar of the W orlds Skeptical officials [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Terminal Entry' Com­ 6:15PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'North (X) Alfred Hitchcock Presents their best friends. . Robert ® Showstoppers force Harrison to prove that an alien inva­ puter hacks accidentally link up with a ter­ 4:30PM X D College Basketball: Ken­ Shore' A naive Arizona teen-ager chal­ sion is imminent (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) (fO) Life's Most Embarrassing Moments Culp. Elliott Gould. 1969. Rated R. ® Resumen NFL rorist group's command program. Edward tucky vs. Notre Dam e From Indianapolis lenges the perilous waves of Hawaii's le­ (CC ) Guest comic Fred Willard (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) gendary coastline. Matt Adler, Nia Pee­ 3D Odd Couple Alben, Yaphet Kotto. 1987, Rated R (In [TM C] MOVIE: 'Remote Control’ A Woodwright's Shop teen-ager uncovers an alien plot to subli- ples. Gregory Harrison. 1987. Rated PG. MOVIE: 'Weekend Warriors' A Stereo) ;3D MOVIE: ‘The Return of Mr. Moto' ® Friday the 13th: Th e Series (60 min.) minady encode a popular videotape with a MOVIE: 'And Millions Will Die' (In Stereo) group of National Guard misfits stages a Mr Moto gathers incriminating evidence 10:30PM ® Taxi homicidal message Kevin Dillon. Deborah Highly trained experts are called to investi­ dD Chespirito phony dress reception in honor of a mili­ against a Waser who is attempting to sa­ Goodrich 1987 Rated R gate the cause of several thousand deaths. [CN N ] Big Story 6:30PM X D C B S N e w s (CC) tary inspection. Lloyd Bridges, Chris Lem­ 3D INN News botage an 0(1 company Henry Silva, Ter­ ZIPPY by Bill Qrlfflth Richard Basehart, Susan Strasberg, Leslie XD Too Close for Comfort mon. Vic Tayback. 1986 3D Headlines on Trial ence Longdon. Suzanne Lloyd 1965 Nielsen. 1973. [ESPN] College Football: Brigham Young at Miami (3 hrs.) (Live) d D Starting From Scratch Helen's former ( ^ ( ^ 227 (CC ) Old photographs trigger Tw ilight Zone (CC ) A battered wife is 40^ Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan and 3:30AM X Love Boat [DIS] MOVIE: The Horse in the Gray husband tries to fix a horse race. a retrospection of the show's first three protected from her abusive husband by a Micki spearhead an investigation after Un­ [CN N ] This Week in Japan H E CONFCICT.. Flannel Suit' (C C ) Complications in an ad­ [H B O ] Com ing Attractions Featured: C^ne JET-UP..., seasons. (In Stereo) phantom Doberman pinscher. (In Stereo) cle Lewis' spirit talks to Jack through a ONE V»R0 vertising executive's way-out promotional highlights of movies, speaals and events. (M) N B C New s cracked mirror (60 min ) (R) (In Sterpol [U S A ] Night Flight campaign cause trouble. Dean Jones, Di­ Three Stooges d3) Leo Buscaglia (90 mm ) dD Tu Musica PVUCH [ M A X ] M O V IE: Th e Allnighter' Five [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak 4:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Weekend ane Baker, Lloyd Bochner 1968. Rated G Southern California students have a series W ar of the W orlds (60 min ) (In MOVIE: 'Only a Scream Away' A 1 0:45PM d3) Leo Buscaglia (60 mm I U N € // [U S A ] Golf: J.C. Penney Classic Third of misadventures over the course of their Stereo) bride's marriage is strangely haunted by a 12:40AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Black 4:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: The round, from Largo. Fla. (2 hrs.) (Live) last day and night before graduation. Su­ series of mystenous incidents Gary Col­ 11:00PM CB CB CB ®) ® ® Moon Rising' (CCI A piofessional thief Witches of Eastwick' (CC) Three divor­ sanna Hoffs, Dedee Pfeiffer, Joan Cusack. A B C New s (CC) lins. , David Warbeck 1974 New s working for the government stages the cees get more than they bargained for [CN N] HMlthwaak 2:10PM 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (3D Noticiero Univition dZ) Baby Panda Joan Embery narrates a X ) Comedy Strip Uve daring theft of a futuristic automobile when they unwittingly conjure up “ the man Tommy Lee Jones, Linda Hamilton Robert of their dreams". Jack Nicholson. Cher. Tcnnaua* Tuxedo [C N N ] Pinnacle profile of a baby panda's development dur­ 2:30PM GJD 4:48PM dZ) Holiday Table Ten New Or­ 3 D Teles From the Darkside Horrible inci­ Susan Sarandon 1987 Rated R (In ing the first eight months of life in the Mad­ Vaughn. 1986 Rated R (3) PBA Bowting: Toumamant To Be leans chefs prepare traditional holiday re­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Apprentice to Murder' dents plague a young couple in their newly- rid (Spain) Zoo. (60 min.) Stereo) Announced (90 min.) (Taped) cipes from around the world. (72 min.) Based on the true story of a rural Pennsyl­ acquired brownstone and their witchcraft- 1 :00AM X) Sustaining vanian faith healer who led two men practicing neighbor (Adolph Caesar) may (3 ) M O V tE: Holiday Inn' A song and D .C. Foiiies against a farmer suspected of practicing [E S P N ] College Football: Pittsburgh at be to blame. 4:30AM CB New s (R) dance man decides to turn a Connecticut 5:00PM C B A -T e a m Syracuse (3 hrs.) (Live) witchcraft. Donald Sutherland. Chad C® Bizarre [USA] MOVIE: 'Marijuana' A young farm into an inn open only on holidays. tu ) Tw ilig h t Zone (C C ) A balteted wife is 3D Untouchables Lowe, Mia Sara. 1987. Rated PG-13. [HBO] MOVIE: The Witches of Eas- 1 :10AM [CN N ] Travel Guide woman discovers the evils associated Bing Crosby. Fred Astaire, Marjorie Rey­ protected from her abusive husband by a twick* (C C ) Three divorcees get more Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare with smoking marijuana, including possible nolds 1942. Lifestyles of the Rich and [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Horse in the Gray phantom Doberman pinscher (In Stereo) 7:00PM X) than they bargained for when they unwit­ on Elm Street (60 min ) pregnancy, in this early pseudo­ F a rn ^ s Actress Susan Ruttan ( "L A Flannel Suit' (CC ) Complications in an ad­ (S) WKRP in Cincinnati NW A Main Event tingly conjur^ up “ the man of their ^ Money. Money. Money documentary about “ the weed with roots (3a) Law ■); actor Jacko (Energizer battery vertising executive's way-out promotional dreams" Jack Nicholson. Cher, Susan tn hell." Harley Wood. Hugh McArthur I ^5Vil*iCAT€ 1.0. @ Lucha Libra (60 min.) ® M O V IE : ‘Going M y W ay' A priest. campaign cause trouble Dean Jones. D'- commercials); weddings of the rich and fa­ Sarandon. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) U-3 Continued... a' e Baker. Lloyd Bochner ^968 Rated G ’ 936 e A :3 3 A M X • Love Lucy ‘’ ‘'5 A M [MAXI VOV»€: ‘Exuer^e U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. 3, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 3, 19M — U TMC QRIZZWCLL* by BW tcborr McCALL OF THE WILD by Duma* A Crawford

P uzzles ^ KATIE:, WILUyjU acAsessaPAu, ^ l'«A«CMNGA0OUNOFAfirA5 Astrognipli UgWNiNO, THfcV'Rfc SLUWeO THAT A/yCNIN6 ABOUT iNFaoKToFTHETV, ANO JXi URSrAlK.AMoeo ^eONewMOJ TIBER ARIES (March 21-April 10) Devote as T 0 9 t 0 7 ACROSS 55 South Africans Answer to Previous Puzzle much time as possible today to a Joint * l b u r venture that has possibilities for per­ DOWN ^ r t h d ^ sonal gain. You might be on to some­ 1 Assessment no. thing that could turn out to be very worthwhile. 6 Of the nose 1 Impolite TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Lay the Dm :. 4, IMS 11 Distant planet 2 Elegant attire groundwork today lor an Important agreement you're presently contem­ 13 Singer Rudy If you take advantage of all your oppor­ 3 Sign of the bull plating. It It Is watt-structured. It will tunities, the year ahead could be a ban­ 4 Also have good chances lor success. ner year lor you financially and materi­ 14 One who does 5 Pull ally. Don't give up on your dreams. OEMINI (May 21-June 20) Stabilizing Influences that could have a long term, 6 Short sleep SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Infor­ LTLABNCR byAIC^Ri tedious work PEANUTS by Cbarlaa M. Schula favorable effect on your material well- mation regarding something you hope 7 High note belng should begin to become more 15 Rising trend to accomplish In the weeks ahead OAVe un. 1 MIRAOR— AH^ A pronounced as of today. Good luck T»' 8 Sags 7 T T should be restricted to the parties In­ AMSWCR TTH' ^ NCRSOUS VAETO 16 Organ for I REAP IN THE PAPER CANCER (June 21-July 22) Specific HORMjeiX PAOBLfM T t U . M t 9 Eagle's nest POES THIS BOTHER YOU ? volved. Those not pertinent to this mat­ benefits can be gained during this cycle O' SAOiC MAWKIKA ^ . WHO hearing REC6NTLV THAT THERE ter should be kept out of the picture. OAV— AH WAhTTS V ^ AM'M 10 Part of the eye through contacts you now have or will A MSMtn.TOO/SrM GOHNA SEEMS TO BE A LOT OF Sagittarius, treat yoursell to a birthday 17 Mae West role 12 Peddle be developing socially. Expose yourself M gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predic­ 19 Wrong (pref.) 13 Like a fox ^'ATTORNEY BASHIN6.'.', to situations where you can make new B tions lor the year ahead by mailing $1 to friends. 20 Actor Brynner 18 Author Fleming Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. 33 Lack of clothes 42 Nobleman LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A domestic situ­ ------I Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. 22 One racing 21 Arched way 34 Canine cry ation that haa been causing friction can 45 Small children Be sure to state your zodiac sign. 3 6 ______fly be resolved now In a way that won't circuit 23 Charge with 47 Fuel CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. ig) Inter- 37 Asian country leave any scars on the parties Involved. gas eatlng developments could be In store 23 Mimic 48 Chinese sauce VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Don’t lock 39 Shakespearean for you where several valuable relation­ 25 Idol 50 Massage yourself Into any type of long-rartge 24 Cry villain ships are concerned. Coming events 27 Taboo item 41 Opposite of 51 Ear (comb, plans now that are so strictly structured 26 Baseball teams may serve as a catalyst to bring every­ 29 Keeps orderly exit form) one closer together. that they won't be able to be altered If a 28 Aperture sudden shift in conditions occurs. It AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You are could happen soon. 30 And not HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna now In a very favorable achievement cy­ ARLOANOJANIS by Jbmny JohiMon cle, so fry to locus your efforts on truly LIBRA (Bepl. 23-Oct. 23) Be alert at this 31 Accounting time for financial benefits that can be meaningful oblectives. You should be acquired through people with whom you WaCOWE FI5H BAIT GOOtOVE6M30MIU eATAMDGerGAe.HERe THO&e BDRTABC6 agcy. able to accomplish things you couldn’t previously. share close, personal ties. This Is an BREADCHeeee .SIGNS ARE WEIRD. 32 Last queen of area of great promise. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Concen­ 71 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov 22) Several ob­ Spain trate on plans now that affect not only stacles that have been hampering your 33 W illy -___ the present, but what could be Impor­ tant a tew weeks from today. II your progress in fulfilling your per • al am­ 1 35 Baseball player bitions look like I h ^ are going to be al­ concepts are sound, the results should be successful. leviated. This should leave you a clear M e l___ track. 37 Sine___ non 38 3, Roman 40 Compass point 42 Young man JOMHjao “ /j ////III iiim w v 43 Acct. NORTH IM-M South — he liked the 100 honors to go 44 Noun suffiM 42 ♦ K5 with his good hand. Still, when North ALLEY OOP by Dav* Oraiw THE PHANTOM by Laa Falk A Sy Barry V54 J supported spades, he wisely indicated 46 Idle 4KSS4S 46 47 46 his balanced shape by bidding three 49 Cavern ♦ K75 YAH! ZOOM HOM I Via. DEN I WON'T HAVE TO AH,.CAPTOIN OF CUSTOMS,, I'M RUNNINS \ / t l WANT TO SEE TMAT.J no-trump. North was perhaps aggres­ HAVE MINESELF A RNE WORK SO HARD T O STAY 52 Proportions 62 AT AIRPORT. IS THIS THE AMERICAN THIS COUNTRV NOW. SO l/p ITHBOW ( WEST EAST sive to jump to five spades, but three SLAVE! ALIVE ON OIS DUMB ISLAND! LAPy WHO TOSSED yau? ANSWER' 49876 kings facing a strong two-bid seemed 53 Commence­ THIS LITTLE CHICK THREW A6AIN,, 44 3 64 ! s ; » V K to 8 6 VQ92 like enough for slam. ment ♦ J2 4 Q 10 9 8 A heart lead would have been best 4 J to 9 r 54 Ironically 46432 for the defense, but West got o ff to the (C)1988 by NEA. Inc safe jack of clubs. It was now up to de­ SOUTH 4 A Q J to 2 clarer to develop 12 tricks without los­ VA J7 ing control of trumps. So declarer won 4 A 7 the ace of clubs, played A-K of dia­ 4AQ8 monds and ruffed a diamond with a high trump. West discarded a club. De­ Vulnerable; North-South THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Dealer; South clarer now realized that ruffing anoth­ er diamond might set up a trump trick j • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Weil Nor lb East South for the defense, so he played to dum­ UnscramWe these four Jumbles. , 24 my’s king of spades and led another di­ one letter to each square, to form = U c /s > Pass 2 ♦ Pass THE BORN LOSER by Art Samom lour ordiriary words * BLONOIE by Dtan Young A Stan Orake 24 amond, this time discarding a heart. Pass 34 Pass 3 NT i '/ Pass 54 Pass 64 East won the diamond, as West dis­ THAT'S THE [ VBS, • BUT OAO IS GONG, yo u • RCAOV; MERE WE G O ABIimOAV WE KNOW. carded his last club. Now a club back RYKUM STRANseST -n- 06a 6, Pass Pass Pass TO I.CNE IT 0 6 T HE PIZZA...1 PNfiV.WCmOW let West ruff for down one. I'VE EVER SEE I KMSvi COULDN'T z c HAPPIER Opening lead; 4 J South missed his b ^ t play. Instead of playing A-K of diamonds and ruff­ ing a diamond, he should have discard­ HIEWL Maintaining ed a heart on the third diamond. Now. T 0 kflsif regardless of the defense, he can re-’ control turn to dummy with the spade king to By James Jacoby ruff a fourth round of diamonds high. Although many players would feel He can then draw trumps and get to that South’s hand was too strong for a CLAJAK A FOUN-teTTER dummy with the club king to take 12 WORP THAT SOME two-no-trump opening bid, they m i^ t tricks. And West would not be able to rebid two no-trump after opening with z c FEOPLB FINP MOST shed clubs and get a ruff to set the an artificial two-club bid. Not today’s •OBJECTIONABLE. * 1 ^ contract. DORRAM Now arrar>ge the circled letters to WHATAOUV byBIIIHocal PRANK AND ERNEBT byBobThavM form the surprise answer, as sug­ CELEBRITY CIPHER □ gested by the above cartoon. 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Saturday, Dec. 3, 19M (In Stereo) Seahawks at Patriots (3 hrs ) (Live) (ID IN N N ew s 3 Home Shopping Overnight Service ( ^ Nature: The Nature of Australia: A (3 hrs.) MY FIRST (3) MOVIE: 'The Comic' A famous Sunday, Continued Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) (3® It's Showtime at the Apollo This vaudeville and silent-movie clown is redis­ Australia's varied forests and the animals week’s host: singer Apollonia. Guests in­ ID Gene Scott LOVE clude singer Brenda K Starr. (60 min.) Sunday, Due. 4 covered to make slapstick TV commer that make their homes there. (75 min.) Part [CNN] World Report dais. Dick Van Dyke, Michele Lee, Mickey 3 of 6 (In Stereo) Jimmy Swaggart dD [ESPN] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ In “My First Rooney. 1969. [CNN] World Repon space choose Boo Boo and Yogi bear to ( 3 MOVIE: 'Von Richthofen and Brown' 3 World Vision lights of today's NFL Football games. (60 Love," the ABC (3 ) NFL Football: Seattle Seahaw ks at [DIS] MOVIE: 'Willy Wonka and the help them with their latest quest -- an inva­ The lives of two men are interrupted when min.) (R) Chocolate Factory' Willy Wonka, the sion of Earth. (2 hrs ) 3 Winter Sportscast SrOOAM d3 (M) Home Shopping Ov­ MOVIE: 'A ChrisBnas Carol' An old movie airing N e w England Patriots (3 hrs ) (Live) they become pilots during World W ar I. world famous confectioner, offers a grand ID Siempre en Domingo Programa de [MAX] MOVIE: 'Black Widow' (CC) A ernight Service Continues (60 min.) man is changed by the spirits of Christmas (M) MOVIE: The Out-of-Townors' A (^D Outer Limits John Phillip Law. Barry Primus. 1971, SUNDAY, DEC. 4. prize to the five children holding luck/ variedades con musics, entrevistas y anis- complex series of seductions and murders Past, Present and Future on Christmas Eve man and his wife on a trip to New York are ^ War of the Worlds (60 mm.) (In 3 ) Kenny and Dolly: A Christm as to Re­ (3D Alice widow Jean candy bars. Gene Wilder. Jack Albertson, tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ puts a Justice Department investigator on Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart. Leo G beset by every disaster including strikes, Stereo) member Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton [CNN] Sports Review Miller (Bea Arthur) Peter Ostrum. 1971. Rated G. lasco. (2 hrs . 30 min.) the trail of a mysterious women. Debra Carroll. 1938. (Colorized Version) storms, looters, robbers and demonstra (ID Hablemos de Cine explore the spirit of Christmas in this holi­ Winger, Theresa Russell, Sami Frey. [D IS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: In day special. (60 min.) [CNN] Headline News dD Sunday Today wants another tors. Jack Lemmon. Sandy Dennis 1970 3 :3 0 P M [ESPN] Ski W orld 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Shape w i^ Von Drake Goofy and Ludwig (fiD Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) chance at love and (ID Let's Go Bowling ID PELICULA: *La Venganza del Lobo [D IS] JFK: A Celebration of His Life and Von Drake demonstrate comical calisthen­ (3D Oral Roberts [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Crazy M oon' Offbeat The crew is kidnapped by a mysterious [U SA] Where There’s a Will There’s an she finds it with love affair between an eccentric teen-ager Negro' El Lobo Negro enfrenta al goberna- Times: The Presidency and the Legacy A ics. (60 min.) ^ World Tomorrow MOVIE: 'Between Two Brothers’ A force that wishes to conduct deadly exper­ Kennedy's years as president between her former high- young lawyer running for Congress at­ and a deaf salesgirl. Kiefer Sutherland, Va­ iments. (60 n^in.) (In Stereo) dor impuesto por el gobierno que trata de 5 :0 3 A M (D Popeye dD Robert Schuller nessa Vaughan, Peter Spence 1986 aumentar los impuestos a los pobladores 1961 and 1963. ending with his assassi­ 1 2 :3 0 A M ( X U S A Today Scheduled: school sweet­ tempts a reconciliation with his less pol­ [ C N N ] This W eek in the N B A A weekly nation in Dellas and the four days of nation­ the hottest new dance steps. (60 min.) dD Nuestra Familia ished brother. Michael Brandon. Pat Har Rated PG-13. de Monterrey, Fernando Allende, Christian 5 :3 0 A M (S l Love Lucy heart, Sam Morris­ magazine-style report on NBA players and Bach. wide grief that followed. (60 min.) Pan 3 of (X) Dallas d D Sesam e Street (CC). (R) rington, Helen Shaver. 1982. 4 :0 0 P M CD MOVIE: 'The Enforcer' A learns. QD INN News sey (Richard [CNN] PrimeNews ( 3 Rat Patrol [CNN] Daybreak [CNN] Newsday San Francisco police detective deals with [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flower Drum Song' A [M A X] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: [CNN] Moneyweek Kiley). enemy agents who steal some Army wea­ [ E S P N ] NFL Football: Pittsburgh Ste a ­ Multi Trim [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! [DIS] MOVIE: My Dog the Thief A Chinese girl, already promised to a boy, Late for Dinner (CC) Tom Leopold stars ID [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Day kleptomaniac St. Bernard and a mitlion- pons and kidnap the mayor. Clint East- falls in love with another , lers at Houston Oilers (3 hrs.) (Live) as the host of a faltering late-night talk [ U S A ] Update: M aking it Happen four, from Madison Square Garden in New [ESPN] Running and Racing CHECK LISTINGS dollar necklace complicate the life of an wood. Tyne Daly. Bradford Dillman. 1976 James Shigeta. Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. [HBO] MOVIE; 'Cry Freedom' (CC) show in this comic behind the-scenes look York (90 min.) (R) 1 2 :4 5 A M [ T M C ] m o v i e : -The Day [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer FOR exact time innocent traffic reporter. Dwayne Hick­ (X) (S) PGA Golf: J.C. Penny Clastic [HBO] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ Fact-based account of the friendship be­ at the world of late-night television (In man, . 1970. Final round, from Bardmoor Country Club tween South African journalist Donald Stereo) of the Locust' This adaptation of Nathan­ 5 :4 0 A M [USA] Night Flight [USA] Cartoons so n s' (CC) A Washington family’s life is iel W est's explosive novel looks at the in Largo. Fla. Top male-female teams com­ W oods and black leader Bantu Stephen [U SA] Private Eye (60 mm.) [HBO] Emmet Otter's Jug-Band turned upside down after they run into Big- seamy side of Hollywood in the thinies. 5 .0 0 A M (D My Neighbor's Religion 8 :1 5 A M dD Sesam e Street (CC) pete. (2 hrs.) (Same-day Tape) foot during a camping trip and take the Biko. Kevirv Kline. Denzel Washington, Pe­ Danny DeVito. Jessica Walter 1981 Christm as Emmet and his mother com ­ eg) Survival (CC) Bob No- Donald Sutherland, Karen Black, William H D QilMgan'a Island (ID Fame lumbering creature home. John Liihgow, nelope Wilton. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1 0 :2 0 P M 8:30AM (X) Dennis the Menace Rated PG pete in a local talent contest (60 min ) (D My Secret Identity whan narrates a portrait of parenting Atherton. 1975. Rated R. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Chipmunk Adven­ Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick 1987^ [MAX] MOVIE; 'Overboard' (CC) An (D Sustaining World Tomorrow [USA] Street Hawk dD MOVIE: 'March of the Wooden Sol­ within the animal kingdom and what they (X) ture' While their guardian is away. Simon, [MAX] MOVIE: 'Overboard' (CC) An Rated PG. (In Stereo) amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ 1 :00AM CD Naked City diers' A pair of bumbling toyshop workers might teach humans. Filmed over a 10- (S) INN Magazine (ID David Paul Theodore. Alvin and the Chipettes inad­ amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ lieving that she's married to a beer- 1 :2 0 P M d S True Gift of Christmas defend Toyland against the evil Mr. Bar- [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Cry Freedom' Fact- year period. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) (3D Odd Couple vertently become involved in a jewel- lieving that she's married to a beer- guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn. Kurt Rus­ O ) Headline News ® Sea Hunt Martha Gibson portrays Italy's Santa Claus naby and the vicious Bogeymen. Stan Lau­ based account of the friendship between smuggling operation Animated 1987 guzzling carpenter Goldie Hawn, Kurt Rus­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Dog the Thief' A in this Christmas fantasy which also foa rel, Oliver Hardy, Charlotte Henry, 1934 South African journalist Donald W oods sell. Edward Herrmann. 1987. Rated PG 1 0 :3 0 P M CD Current Affair Extra (^ Insight / Out (S) Robert Schuller sell, Edward Herrmann. 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) kleptomaniac St. Bernard and a million- Rated G. tures skaters Toller Cranston. Robin Cous and black leader Bantu Stephen Biko (ID Odd Couple [DIS] You and Me, Kid (M) One Day at a Tim e Part 2 of 2 (In Stereo) ins. JoJo Starbuck. Kitty and Peter Car ( ® Latin Connection (60 min.) (In Stereo) dollar necklace complicate the life of an [ESPN] Sportraits Kevin Kline, Denzel Washington. Penelope [USA] Mike Hammer innocent traffic reporter. Dwayne Hick­ [USA] Fat Albert Christmas Special ruthers (75 min ) ^ MOVIE: 'Voyage to the Bottom of 3 A sk the M anager [USA] Night Flight dD Baptist Church [HBO] MOVIE: 'Something Special' A Wilton. 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) man, Mary Ann Mobley, 1970. (CC) Animated. The Nativity story comes the Se a ' An experimental atomic submar­ 8 .1 0 P M dD James Galway's Christ­ 9 to 5 Bud suffers from a midlife crisis. [CNN] Evans & Novak magical incantation uttered during a solar ID 6:1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek to life for Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids 1 :3 0 P M (X) Family Medical Center ine discovers a bell of radiation encircling [USA] Murder. She Wrote (60 mm ) m as Carol Flutist James Galway, the Royal [ESPN ] NFL's Greatest Moments: Best eclipse transforms a young tomboy into a [M AX] MOVIE: 'Nadine' (CC) A worn [DIS] Wuzzles when a stranger seeks help for his unem­ Wild Kingdom the earth. Walter Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine. Philharmonic Orchestra, the Ambrosian of Football Follies (60 mm ) (R) [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'For Heaven's Sake' An real boy, Pamela Segall. Eric Curry. Patty 6 :3 0 P M CX) New s an's search for a package of provocative ployed father and pregnant mother Barbara Eden. 1961 Singers and the St. Alban's Abbey Boy angel comes to the aid of a down-on-his- [ E S P N ] Tee It Up Guest: Larry Gatlin. Duke. 1986. Rated PG-13. [CNN] Moneyweek CD Wheel of Fortune (CC). photos involves her with local mobsters [U SA] Is There Love After Marriage luck professional basketball player who stranded in the snow Choristers perform traditional Christmas [H B O ] A Christm as Carol Animated. [MAX] MOVIE: Ben Hur' Willp.im (3 ) NFL Football; Regional Coverage Re­ and top-secret maps. Kim Basinger. Jeff wants to win the respect and admiration of 10:1 6a m [CNN] On the Menu (ID Univision en el Deporte Comentarios carols from Hertfordshire. England. (70 1 :1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Laguna The Charles Dickens classic about the t w s is the n f l Wyler's Oscar-winning saga of two chikl- gional coverage of Jets at Chiefs or Bron­ Bridges, Rip Torn 1987 Rated PG his daughter. Ray Bolger, Kent McCord 12:00PM CD y resumen del acontecer deportivo por min.) (R) (In Stereo) Heat' (CC) A former police detective be­ mean-spirited Ebenezer Scrooge who de­ hood friends, a Jew and a Roman, who cos at Raiders (3 hrs ) (Live) 1982 1 0:22AM M) Mister Rogers (CC) |RI CD W WF Wrestling Challenge Jefisi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 mm.) 1 1 :0 0 P M (X) (X) (X (X) fid) (40j comes involved in a murder case when he cides to change his miserly ways after an become bitter enemies during the time o* (3) Police Story 8 :3 0 P M CE) IE) Mamed... With Child- returns to his hometown. Harry Hamhn, Ja­ inside Washington MOVIE: 'Hook, Line and Sinker' A [CNN] Inside Business N ew s 6 :3 0 A M (JD vista unusual dream. (90 min.) 10:30AM CS CD Christ. Charlton Heston. Jack Hawkins. ren (CC) The Bundy gang is without phono son Robards, Catherine H r.s. 1987. (In salesman goes on a spending spree when ^ NFL Football: N ew York Jets at Kan­ (CC) [M AX] Cinemax Com e^ Experiment: CD MOVIE: 'White Wilderness’ This Stephen Boyd. 1959 Rated G. CS) 60 M inutes ICC) (60 min ) service after Al refuses to pay the bill. (R) QD Stereo) (3D Oral Roberts he mistakenly believes that he's dying. sas City Chiefs (3 hrs ) (Live) 7 :0 0 PM (In Stereo) K.O. Kippers (CC) Martin Von Haselberg true-life adventure film contains scenes (In Stereo) 3 Choices We Face IX) It's Your Business from Canada and Alaska and the animals Jerry Lewis. Peter Lawford. Anne Francis. 2 :0 0 P M CD Siskel Si Ebert [ESPN ] World Cup Skiing: Men’s Giant dD It's a Living 1 :30AM CD Lifestyles of the . 1 and and Brian Routh are Harry and Kipper, bum­ 21 Jum p Street Hanson investi­ 3 Insight / Out (IT) Christopher Closeup living there. 1958. 1969 CD MOVIE: 'The Secret War of Harry Slalom From Les Menuires. France. (60 CD dD Famous Actress Susan Rutian ( "L.A. bling boxers who head to Mexico City to gates the alleged mistreatment of patients (3) dD Day by Day (CC) Ross and Siiv M O V IE: 'The Wizard of Oz' L Frank Frigg' During World War It, a rebellious min.) (Taped) 3 N e w s (Live) Law"), actor Jacko (Energizer battery (3D Government Grants Make Cash capture the world title. (In Stereo) CD Beazley Showpiece of Homes (lD at a drug-abuse rehabilitation center and compete for the same girl. (In Stereo) Baum's classic of Dorotf^. Toto and private IS called upon to free captured Al­ 3 Y Bron commercials); weddings of the rich and fa­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away' Oscar- finds himself trapped inside. (60 min.) (R) To Be Annourtced. 9 :0 0 A M C£l Sunday M orning (CC) (90 (ID Love Boat friends in a Japanese animated film with lied generals. . Sylva Kos- winning tale of four high-school graduates [DIS] Preview Show mous. (60 min.) (R) min.) (in Stereo) 3 A M Boston ® Ring Around the World (3) MOVIE: 'Tarzan and the Jungle Boy' Lome Greene as the voice of the Wizard cina, Andrew Duggan. 1969 who ponder their future while preparing for MOVIE: -The Tenth Man' (D New Generation incredible Sunday (CC) The M os­ 9 :0 0 P M (XI 3 Connecticut: N ow (R) (In Stereo) © ) Connecticut: N ow (In Stereo) (XD Denver, the Last Dinosaur Tarzan and a woman journalist search for a and songs sung by Aileen Quinn Ani­ MOVIE: 'Sw iss Family Robinson’ A a grueling bicycle race. Dennis Christo­ CD dD Premiere. (CC) A French lawyer, impri­ Sustaining (ID cow Circus; a flexible man who tries to CD fSD IGA Food Show boy. the son of a famed geologist who mated. 1982. family is shipwrecked on a deserted island pher. Dennis Quaid, Barbara Barrie. 1979 soned and chosen by lot to be executed [CN N ] International Correspondents [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch bottle himself; motorcyclists who race in­ (ID IN N N e w s drowned in raging rapids several years be­ (3) Home Shopping Network (4 hrs.) Martin Milner, Pat Delaney, Cameron Rated PG. during the Nazi occupation, offers all he [DIS] MOVIE; Royal Wedding' A [DIS] Mousercise (X) Jetsons fore. Mike Henry, Alizia Gur, Steve Bond. side a globe. (60 min.) 3 Superboy Superboy tries (o stop a ® MOVIE: 'The Fifth Musketeer' The Mitchell. 1975. [USA] Bustin' Loose owns to any prisoner willing to die in his brother and sister dance team who travel [H B O ] Littfe M is s Perfect (ID Transformers 1968 CD T.J. Hooker place. Anthony Hopkins. Derek Jacobi. to England for the royal wedding find their bookie's attempt to fix a college basketball king of France imprisons his twin brother 5D MOVIE: 'The Scarlet Pimpernel' In 4 :0 8 P M O ) All Creatures Great and game. [USA] Night Flight (3D Kenneth Copeland dD Great Performartces: James Ste­ to hide his identity. . Rex Har­ England Sir Percy Blakney is a mincing fool, (ID (S) Magical World of Disney: Mick­ Kristin Scott Thomas. 1988 (In Stereo) own true loves. Fred Astairo, Jane Powell, Sm all Peter Lawford. 1951 ( ^ Frederick K. Price wart: A Wonderful rison, . 1979. white in France he gallantly rescues ey's Christm as Carol (CC) Animated. In CD dD It's Garry Shandling’s Sh o w In a [USA] Paid Programming 6:45AM (3D Davey & Goliath this 1983 theatrical release, Mickey [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 mm.) ^ New Gidget Gidget protests the des­ 3 ) Three Stooges *' A ^ W K R P in Cincinnati doomed aristocrats from the bloody guillo­ 4.30PIVI CD Out of This World Donna parody of "The Fugitive” TV series, Nan­ 1 :4 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Udy B«- Mouse appears as Bob Cratchit. In addi­ cy's friend Richard Kimble is sought by the 7 :0 0 A M CID Wall street Journal Re­ truction of an animal shelter. (R) (3) Can You Beat Baldness? tine of the Revolution. Leslie Howard. and the gang's vacation plans go awry [H B O ] 1 S t 8i Ten: The Bulls M ean Bu si­ ware' A violent psychopath stalks the (3) War Chronicles tion, scenes from the new Disney movie port Merle Oberon, Raymond M assey 1935 when two crooks kidnap them in a W est­ police while on the trail of the one-armed ness (CC) The press interprets the atraclive window dresser responsible for a David Paul dD Para Gente Grande (90 min.) 3 ) M eet the P ress (CC) ern town. Guest Jamie Farr 'Oliver and Company. " (60 mm.) (R) (In man. (In Stereo) Robert Schuller ® ) Superboy Superboy plans to destroy a coach's comments as racist. (In Stereo) series of avant garde displays. Diane Lane. (X) dD M unsters Today Marilyn Invites her [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday Stereo) (3) Mama's Family bizarre alien warrior w ho's out to kill him ClD El M undo del Box Campeonaios y lu- CD ®D MOVIE: 'My First Love' Pre­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Walker' Fact-based ac­ Michael W oods. Cotter Smith 1987 (X) 8th Day favorite rock group to the house — a gang ^ Wrestling: All-Star Wrestling Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN] This Week in Sports dD Temas y Debates [CNN] Week in Review chas entre boxeadores internacionales miere, (CC) A widow's tetter to a di­ count of William Walker, an American law­ m Point of View that's turned into lizards by Grandpa’s la­ Comentanstas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno (3 ) Tiny Tree Animated. A small Christ­ vorced high-school sweetheart results in test invention. [TMC] MOVIE: ‘Ferris Bueller's Day [CNN] Newsday [HBO] MOVIE: Over the Top' While yer and journalist who named himself pres­ 2 :0 0 A M (D Look at Me Now (3D Larry Jones O f f (CC) A teenage whiz kid plays hooky (90 min ) mas tree brings joy into the lonely life of a an invitation and an airline ticket Beatrice ident of Nicaragua during the 1850s. Ed [CNN] Daywatch [DIS] Here's To You, Mickey Mouse A training for an international arm-wrestling seriously ill girl. Arthur, 1988. CD A B C N e w s (CC) (3D Divine Plan from sc h ^ l, borrows a vintage Ferrari and competition, a trucker trios to re-establish [USA] Throb Harris, Marlee Matlin, Richard Masur [DIS] Donald Duck Presents heads off to do the town. Matthew Broder­ birthday celebration highlighting Mickey's All Creatures Great and Small II (ID Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 1987. Rated R CD Home Shopping Overnight Service (^ To Be Announced. 60-year show business career, with hosts a relationship with his estranged son 4 :3 5 P M @ ) Wonderworks; Miracle ick. Mia Sara. Jeffrey Jones 1986 Rated Actress Susan Ruttan ( "L A Law' ); actor [USA] Cover Story (3 hrs.) [ESPN] NBA Today Mark Linn-Baker and Soleil Moon Frye. (60 Sylvester Stallone, Robert Loggia. Susan D ow n Under (CC). [CNN] Newswatch ( ^ Jam es Kennedy PG-13. (In Stereo) Jacko (Energizer battery commercials), A t the M ovies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Three Stooges Go Ar­ min.) Blakely. 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) [E SP N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ (3D d D am e Street (CC). MOVIE; 'Fighting Back' A weddings of the rich and famous. (60 min ) 1 1 :2 0 PM d?) McLaughlin Group tley, Scheduled; "Tequila Sunrise" (Mul ound the W orld in a Daze' The Three 10:40AM [ M A X ] Max Headroom [TM C] MOVIE: Walker' Fact-based ac­ 5 :0 0 P M (X) lights of today's NFL Football games. (60 [USA] All-American Wrestling devoted family man organizes a neighbor­ (R) Gibson, Michelle Pfeiffer). ^ Rm-Tm-Tin Stooges are stowaways with a man taking Christmas Special Max Headroom is count of William Walker, an American law - min.) 1 1 :3 0 P M (X) M agnum , P.l. hood patrol in his community to fight a trip around the world. Three Stooges. joined by Dave Edmunds, Bob Geldof. 1 2:1 5 P M Silent Mouse Lynn Red­ yer and journalist who named himself pres­ dD WWF Wrestling 3 update: M aking it Happen ® It's You* Business crime Tom Skerritt. Pam LuPone, Michael [USA] Miami Vice (X) Sports Extra Jay Sheffield, Joan Reeman. 1963. Robin Williams and Tina Turner in this grave narrates how "Silent Night" was ident of Nicaragua during the 1850s. Ed (S) In the Heat of the Night Season Pre­ (3) Kenneth Copeland Sarrazin 1982 (X MOVIE; 'The McConnell Story' The [CNN] M oneyw eek 1986 holiday special. (In Stereo) written with the aid of a young boy's pet Harris, Marlee Matlin. Richard Masur. Runaway With the Rich miere Chief Gillespie is stalked by a killer [TMC] MOVIE: Water' The discovery 7:30 PM (3D story of one of the most famous test pil­ [ESPN] SportsCenter (® Jimmy Swaggart mouse. (65 min.) (In Stereo) 1987. Rated R. (D Knight Rider who recreates a bizarre 20-year-old mur­ of a special brand of mineral water sets off 10:45AM ® Jew ish Life and Famous Actor David Leisure (Isuzu ots, who died during a test flight of the commercials) in Portugal. Acapulco. Mex­ der. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) [ U S A ] Firtancial Freedom dD Funtastic World of Hanrta-Barbera a series of conflicts on a Caribbean island. NFLToday NFL [USA] MOVIE: 'Samson and Delilah' (ID NW A Pro Wrestling Sabrejet F-86, is depicted. Alan Ladd, Fece the Nation 1 2 :3 0 P M CD pregame ico. [CNN] Daybreak Michael Caine. Valerie Perrine, Brenda 1 1 :00AM CD show hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Betrayal and revenge is the end result Saint dD MOVIE: 'The Man Who Lived at the June Allyson, James Whitmore. 1955. 2 :3 0 A M CD New England Sunday (R) Vacraro. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) when a man of incredible strength encoun­ Ritz' An American art student in Paris is [DIS] Weicome to Pooh Comer (X Discover with Robert Vaughn Cross, Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. (3) The Bear Who Slept Through Christ­ C D Baretta CD Mellinger Group ters a woman who will go to any length to ^ Friday the 13lh: The Series (60 mm ) m as caught up in the political turmoil of the [ESPN] SportsCenter 9 :1 6 A M Sesame Street. Special CD Three Stooges (X) High School Bowl Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. M O V IE : 'The Last Voyage' The possess him. Antony Hamilton. Belinda ® D Sm all W onder (CC) Vicki suffers from (4p Noticiero Univision 1920s and '30s. Perry King, Leslie Caron (ID (ID cap (CC) Paul Simon, John Candy. Itzhak Perl­ Career Media Network [M AX] MOVIE: 'Nadine' (CC) A wom­ (ID (§) 3 ) NFL Live NFL pregame show Bauer, Max von Sydow 1984 a bad case of the hiccups, Jamie becomes 1988. Pan 1, 3 Save the Children tain of an ocean liner faces the decision of man. Phil Donahue and Pee-wee Herman [ C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ going down with the ship or ruining his car­ an's search for a package of provocative (3) Baal to Reel: muthig hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- his class's teacher for a week ( 3 Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: are among the celebrities joining the regu­ 2 :3 0 P M CD Starting From Scratch He­ caps the weekend of the world of sports. 3 George Michael's Sports Machine eer. Robert Stack. Dorothy Malone. Ed­ photos involves f^r with local mobsters had, Paul Maguire. Frank Oeford and Gayle "The Ne essity of the Cross." Musical lar cast. (66 min.) (3) It's Your Business len's former husband tries to fix a horse [CNN] Newswatch 9 To Be Announced. mond O'Brien. 1960. and top-secret maps. Kim Basinger, Jeff Gardner guests; Larnelle Hams, the Chapman Fa­ 3 @ ) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase race. 8 :0 0 P M CD Murder, She Wrote (CC) Bridges. Rip Tom. 1987. Rated PG. 9 :2 5 A M dD Sesam e Street (CC). ^ Rat Patrol [D IS] New Vaudeviiiians III Host Harry Jessica hears the confession of a dying hit mily. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3 In the Heat of the Night Howard Rol­ 3 That’s the Spirit (@) Business World (ID Alice Anderson presents today's vaudeville tal lins and Carroll O'Connor star in this drama [USA] Calliope 9:30AM (X) DJ Kat Show 3 ) It's a Living man who has just completed an assign­ [C N N ] W eek in Review [CNN] Sports Latenight dD Soccer: Nacional vs Newell's Se­ ent in a variety of settings. (60 min.) ment, only later Jessica finds the victim based on the 1967 Academy Award- ( ^ Sesam e Street (CC). (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flower Drum Song' A 7 :3 0 A M (3D A t the M ovies (X) Easy Way to Lose Weight (3) Spotlight on Government cond leg of the Libertadores Cup. (2 hrs.) [ESPN] PGA Seniors Golf: Kaanapali isn't dead. (60 min.) (R) [D IS] Manhattan Transfer: Going Home winning film Tonight: "Don't Look Back" (ID McDonald's Charity Christmas Par­ Chinese girl, already promised to a boy, dD PELICULA: 'Los Cuatro Implacables' C lassic Final round, from Hawaii. (2 hrs.) A musical documentary featuring inter­ Chief (jiltespie is stalked by a killer who XD Breakthrough (X) Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck ade From Chicago. Hosts actors Mark [DIS]Zorro' America's Most Wanted Sched­ Adam West. Robert Hundar. 1975. (Live) IX) dD views with the jiving jazz quartet and con­ recreates a bizarre 20-year-old murder. (2 falls in love with another. Nancy Kwan. (XD Sunday Mass Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Linn-Baker ("Perfect Strangers") and John uled: Charles Frank Jordan and John (ID m o v i e : -a Christm as cert footage from the Paul M asson Winery hrs.) James Shigeta, Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. Stamos ("Full House"), local TV personal­ [CNN] Science and Technology Week 2:35PM gZ) [HBO] little Miss Perfect D'Ambrosio. both wanted on drug-related (3D World Tomorrow (@ Meet the Press (CC). Carol' Miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is in Saratoga, Calif. (60 min.) ity Janet Davies. (2 hrs.) (Taped) [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Semi­ charges (In Stereo) 3 Christian Lifestyle Magazine [ E S P N ] College Football: Brigham (® You Can Beat Baldness changed by the spirits of Christmas Past, [M A X] MOVIE: 'Fiddler on the Roof' A [TMC] MOVIE: 'Ferris Bueller's Day Adetante MOVIE: 'Escape to Witch Mountain' Young/Miami or Pittaburgh/Syracuse (3 [ESPN] Sports Reporter finals, from Madison Square Garden in Present and Future. Alastair Sim. Kathleen milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto CD dD Trackdown (CC) Host Avery Off' (CC) A teenage whiz kid plays hooky 3 (® Miracle Faith Outreach (3) dD M y Secret Identity Andrew's su­ Two orphans, with psychic powers, are hrs.) (R) New York. (3 hrs.) (Live) Harrison, Jack Warner 1951 his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ Brooks looks at how Pennsylvania's Inten­ from school, borrows a vintage Ferrari and perpowers come in handy when his sister 11:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide held prisoner by a billionaire seeking to ® Day of Discovery [TMC] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Shuffle' Of­ sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway sive Drug Unit is handling the narcotics heads off to do the town. Matthew Broder­ 3 :0 0 A M (X Keys to Success disappears. play. Topol. Norma Crane, Leonard Frey problem in Philadelphia. (60 min.) (In amass an even greater fortune. Kim Ri­ dD Dr. James Kennedy 1 1:30AM CD Century 21 Hom es for fered a sterotyped role, a struggling black 3 :0 0 P M (T) M O V IE : I Ought to Be in ick, Mia Sara. Jeffrey Jones. 1986 Rated 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) ( ^ I A sk for Wonder: Experiencing God actor must decide whether to compromise Pictures' A jobless screenwriter reluc­ 1971 Rated G. (In Stereo) Stereo) PG-13. (In Stereo) chards. Eddie Albert. Ray Milland. 1975. ® Celebrate: Urtcoln Sale his integfily or starve Robert Townsend. tantly rediscovers love and faith when his ID Feed My People 3 Home Shopping Overnight Service dD Ayer. Hoy y Manana (X) Schlott Realtors [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents CD NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at [ U S A ] Diam onds (60 min ) Continues (2 hrs., 30 min.) ® La Santa Misa Anne-Marie Johnson. Helen Martin 1987 teenage daughter unexpectedly arrives for Edmonton Oilers (3 hrs.) (Live) [CNN] Sports Tonight [CNN] Your Money CD ® This Week With David Brinkley a visit Walter Matthau. Ann-Margret. D< 5 :3 0 P M Q]D M O V IE : 'Lord of the [CNN] Evans & Novak [CNN] Big Story Rated R (In Stereo) 111) Christm as Sampler Host Hal Linden s 9 :1 5 P M dl) Nature: The Nature of [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) (CC) nah Manoff. 1982. Rings' J.R.R Tolkien's classic fantasy of Australia: A Portrait of the Island Conti­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Running Man' (CC) [DIS] Dumbo's Circus holiday tour includes slops at New York's Executioner-styled athletes hunt convicted [USA] Deal-A-Meal (ID At the M ovies Rex Reed. Dixie W ha­ 12:35 P M (8) MOVIE: -The Glenn hobbits, men, elves, ores and balrogs nent (CC) The unique wildlife that live in [ESP N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay Miller Story' The life and times of the CD Public People/Private Lives Rockefeller Center and California’s Disney­ prisoners on a sadistic game show of the [ESPN] Bodyshaping Johnstone. tley. Scheduled: "Tequila Sunrise" (Mel comes to life. 1978. Australia's and outback (65 min.) Part 4 of 3:10 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Thunder Al- trombone player who became one of the ( ^ All Creatures Great and Small land Music by the Mormon Tabernacle near future. Arnold Schwarzenegger, [H B O ] Tales of Little W om en Beth re- Gibson, Michelle F^eiffer) (3) Wonderworks: Miracle Down Under 6 (In Stereo) ley' An Arizona farm youth aspiring to be a most popular big-band leaders of his day. Choir and Orchestra. (60 min.) Maria Conchita Alonso, Yaphet Kotto. cieves an invitation to play Mr. Laurence's 10:00AM (X) Employment Connec­ ^ Charlie's Angels (CC) rock star finds himself caught in the fast tion (ID Bravo James Stewart. June Allyson, Charles (ID Season’s Greetings From the 9:20 PM dZJ Masterpiece Theatre; 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) rhythms of today's pop music world. Ro­ grand piano. Drake 1954 3 ) MOVIE: 'Ths Prisoner of Second Av­ ^ Charles in Charge (CC) Jamie isn t Heaven on Earth (CC) Five English or­ Steampipe Alley (3) TV Open House Honeymooners Three episodes from the [USA] Hollywood Insider ger Wilson, Leif Garrett, Jill Schoelen [TMC] MOVIE: 'In Search of Historic CD enue' A New Yorker in his late forties thrilled when Charles becomes her teach­ phans face uncertain futures after emigrat­ (3) Wall Street Journal Report series: Ralph takes a job as a Santa; Reggie 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) Jesus' The startling, true account of the 1 :0 0 PM Q D n f l Footbell: Phoenix faces the future without a job. Jack Lem er's aide. (R) (in Stereo) ing to Canada at the turn of the century A 1 1 :5 0 PM ® John McLoughlln’s One (ID Cardinals at New York Giants (3 hrs ) mon, Anne Bancroft, Gene Saks. 1975 Von Gleason III, Poor Soul and Joe the Bar­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Where Eagles Dare' Shroud of Turin; a piece of cloth which is 3 ) World Tomorrow [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday tender make a holiday visit; the Kramdens 1987 TV movie starring R.H Thomson, on One Jimmy Swaggart (Live) Commandos parachute behind enemy said to bear the impression of Jesus (3D [CNN] NFL Preview (@) Star Search (60 min.) and the Nortons ring in the New Year at a Fiona Reid and Sian Lisa Davies. (2 hrs.) Christ. John Rubenstein, John Anderson. [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:00AM (X) Kojak lines to discover the names of German (S ) T and T (CC) Two boys find $ 1 million CD Yogi and the Invasion of the Space (M) MOVIE: 'Something So Right' The party with Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey [DIS] Ban^; The Woodpile Cat A mis­ 9 :3 0 P M CD dD Tracey Ullman Show Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) spies that have penetrated British forces Nehemiah Persoff. 1979. Rated G. - and Turner sets out to prove that the Bears Animated. Creatures from outer divorced mother of an increasingly trouble­ 6 :0 0 P M QD CBS News Host: Jackie Gleason. (2 hrs.) (ID chievous kitten leaves his quiet surround­ Sketches A woman assaults a mugger, The crow is kidnapped by a mysterious Richard Burton. Clint Eastwood. Mary Ure. cash is bogus. (In Stereo) space choose Boo Boo and Yogi Bear to some 11-year-old boy isn't too sure that 8 :0 0 A M XD N e w Er>g)and Sunday ings to find excitement in the big pity in this (X) GlD N e w s (?D M a m a 's Family Mama mistakenly be­ and a woman speaks to her psychiatrist. force that wishes to conduct deadly exper­ 1969. Rated PG. (In Stereo) help them with their latest quest - an inva­ his new Big Brother, a paunchy middle- Sunday Mass (@ Chalica of Salvation animated adventure. CD A-Team lieves that Vint bought her an expensive (R) (In Stereo) iments. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) (X) sion of Earth. (2 hrs.) aged nightclub owner, is the right compa­ 3 :3 0 A M CD N e w s (R) ® Drawing Men to Christ [ESPN] NFL Gameday Preview of to­ bracelet (X) Make It Real nion for her son. Astin, James (ID M cC loud 1 0 :0 0 P M (T) ai) Duet (CC) Ben gets 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) CD Update: M aking it Happen (S ) SacriRce of the M e u day's NFL Football schedule. (60 min.) (D SupeHor Court Farentino. 1980. (2D ^ 3 Family Ties (CC) Tragedy strikes paranoid after he has a nightmare in which CD Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny (3) Yogi and the Invasion of the Space the Keaton family when Steven (Michael 3 Love Your Skin [CNN] Crossfire (3) Munster* Today [H B O ] M O V IE : Goir>g Ape!' Three oran­ (3) NFL Football: RegkMial Coverage Re­ Bears Animated Creatures from outer Nina attempts to murder him. |R) (In (ID Frederick K. Price gutans hold the purse strings to a young Gross) suffers a heart attack. Part 1 of 3 Stereo) 3 Soloflex [USA] Paid Programming dD N e w Jersey Hispano gional coverage of Bills at Buccaneers, (3) Cashing In m an's SB-million inheritance Tony Danza. Colts at Dolphins, Chargers at Bengals or Con tinued. n — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Pec, 3, 198S FOCUS / Entertainment ^A^Hfe^TER Hfeb'AL6. Saturday, Dec. V. 19M FOCUS / Hobbies Bangles new album - ' '.=L_ scores with mother Gift suggestions

Bv David Bauder relationship with the band was for the hoiidays The Associated Press stormy at best, was replaced by Davitt Sigerson. Hoffs. Steele and By Sandy Colton N EW YO R K — Bangle Susanna sisters Vicki and Debbi Peterson, The Associated Press Hoffs’ mom invoked the dreaded who once readily accepted contri­ Camera Angles "M -w ord” when her daughter butions from outside songwriters, HappyNewVvar * T Brace yourself for some last- each wrote or co-wrote all of the recently played her group’s latest 4MESlCAtiRtOCR05S minute shopping — Christmas is new album’s 13 songs. NIRRrCHRISTMAS camera information for each album. “ Everything.” for her. 1 9 0 8 ’ just around the corner! photo. When all four members of a "She thought it was more One of my escape tactics is to do — “ The L.L. Bean Guide to band write songs, they notice sophisticated and M A TU R E .” some of my shopping in the Outdoor Photography,” by Lefty when their biggest hits are than the band’s first two records, normally less crowded book­ Kreh, Random House, $16.95. written by someone else. “ Walk Hoffs said. stores rather than in the usually This is the most comprehensive Like an Egyptian” was written by SINCE 1904 — Christmas Seals from Maturity may be a dirty word Seais were issued in Denmark in 1904. jammed department stores. book I ’ve ever seen on the subject Liam Sternberg, “If She Knew for many rockers — and Hoffs 1908,1916 and 1926. The first Christmas Here are a few bookstore gift of outdoor photography. What She Wants” is a Jules Shear quickly di.savowed her mother’s suggestions: One of America’s most distin­ song and the Bangles hit the Top language — but it’s an apt — “ Christmas in America,” g u is h e d outdoor writer- 10 with a cover of-Paul Simon’s description for both the record’s produced by David Cohen, Collins photographers has teamed up ’’Hazy Shade of Winter.” sound and the approach the Collect Christmas Seals? Publishers, $35. with one of America’s leading “ It was a reaction to the Bangles took in recording their You may remember “A Day in outdoor specialties retailers to success of ’Different Light’ that E v e ry now first album in almost three years. emblem but the PMG. Mr. the Life of America,” also from produce an invaluable book on made us determined to write as and then at the After two LPs and seemingly Aloysius Grinch (?), ruled Collins. It was a No. 1 best seller taking pictures. It’s not just for many songs as we could come up stamp club we endless rounds of touring, the against the sale at our post nationwide in 1987. I predict that sportsmen, although it is a great with — strong stuff that we could hear 'the ques- Bangles say they finally feel offices. However. President “Christmas in America” will also guide for getting better photos of feel was emotionally attached to t ion: ‘'Are comfortable with their craft. CoOectors* Roosevelt and a Philadelphia make the best-seller list. their catches. It’s an all- us.” Steele said. “ We had a ” We’re learning to trust our­ Christmas newspaper picked up the cause How could anyone resist that encompassing book that will help strange, slight feeling of distance Seals any selves more, to be more emo­ Corner and the sanatorium was saved 10 cherubic cover photo by Robin anyone, from the amateur just from ’Different Light.’” good?” Mean­ tional in our performance,” said times over. Hood, much less the more than getting started to the old pro who The flip side to trusting your ing can anyone Russ MacKendrick bass player Michael Steele, ”I The American Red Cross con­ 175 color and black-and-white thinks he knows it all. own instincts, of course, isgetting get rich by find­ don’t really know if you can call it ducted the first nationa wide drive photos inside, that cover just (Most old pros I know readily burned if the public rejects you. ing a hoard of ^ i maturity. It’s more of an artistic in 1908. In 1910 the T B Association about every aspect of how Amer­ admit that they don't know it all, Some critics have grumbled that L them. growth.” joined in the effort. In 1920 the TB ica prepares for, celebrates and and will find some marvelous new “ Everything” sounds overpro­ Here is a clue. The 1908 is .seem to have taken Oscar Wilde’s association assumed full charge recovers from the holiday season. tips in this book.) The four women of the Ba ngles. duced and the .songs don’t spar­ cataloged at $2.'5. the ’ 16 at $2.,'50 one-liner too seriously: “ Nothing and the Red Cross emblem was It’s bound to tug at the heart and who pay homage to classic bands kle. But the public’s responding to and the 1926 is worth only a thin succeeds like excess! ’’ Sometime replaced by the double-barred memory of even the most blatant of the 1960s with their sunny the first single, a Hoffs rocker dime. Many later years are in t he 30s the seals started coming crusaders’ cross we see today. of “ Scrooges.” called ” In Your Room.” which is Cinema melodies and intricate harmo­ collected in sheets. in different designs on the same There are 72 design typos Similar in design to the ‘A Day nies. became stars with such hits moving swiftly up the charts. Some kinks and curves: The sheet and in 1978 we got fully 54 recognized by Scott. With sub- in the Life” books. “ Christmas in as "Walk Like an Egyptian,” and The Bangles will spend much of very first seals, issued in 1907 HARTFORD AP p h o to pictures. They were repeated in types and perforation “ worms” America” was photographed Cinema City — Crossino Delancev the Prince tune, “ Manic Mon­ 1989 touring to support a record without a date, bring only half as 1979 and there-upon the Scott’s you get 267 items to collect. At the over a period of six weeks, from (P G ) Sat and Sun 1:20,3:30,7:10,9:50.— day.” from the 1986 LP. “Differ­ they say even moms and dadscan much as the 1908 varieties. The A C ry In the Dark (PG-13) Sat and Sun BANGLES INCLUDE EVERYTHING — and Michael Steele, are described with catalogers threw up their hands, end of the Christmas Seal section Thanksgiving to Epiphany, by 1:30, 4; 7, 9:40. — Madame Sousatzka ent Light.” love — they know, because The Bangles, left to right, Susanna lop numbers of all are the three "..thee is no longer one national in the 1988 Specialized, a Spring- over 100 leading American photo- (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:45, 4:50. — The Bangles are thankful for they’ve asked theirs. the dreaded M-word — “Mature" — fo r 1911 types which run $30 to $4,5. Salaam Bombavl Sat-Sun 9:X. — Bird Hoffs, Debbi Peterson, Vicki Peterson i.ssue...” And no more Scott field dealer has an ad offering 45 journalists throughout the United (R ) Sat 2,4:40,9:45; Sat 2,4:40,9:45; Sun their success, but .said they ” I played it for my dad,” Steele their latest album “Everything." We are bestirred to talk seals numberation since the WX267 for different years for $2. An easy States. 1, 4:15, 7:45. needed to take greater control said. “ He said, ‘this is a much becau.se the 1988 versions are in 1979 start. Because it shows the great over t*'eir music. EAST HARTFORD more professional-sounding the mail.stream. You’ll get se- The very first seals in the variety of ways in which the Poor RlcBordf Pub and Cinema — record,” ’ Pi ooucer David Kahne. whose tenants of four, honey-sweet and crusade to fight T B came out of □ □ □ holiday season is celebrated in Weekend schedule unavailable. yucky. plus half a dozen gift tags Showcase Cinemas 1-9— Child's Play Denmark in 1904. It was a postal our multiethnic country, both in (R ) Set 12:10,2:15,4:20,7:10,9:20,11:20; and a margin strip with the words COMING EVENT: Meeting of worker’s idea endorsed by King the Central Connecticut Coin Club rural and city areas, I believe Sun 12:10, 2:15,4:20,7:10,9:20. — Oliver CANDY CLAUS TM.” that at this time of the year the and Company (G ) Sat 12:15,1:50,3:25.5, Gibson deals with success Christian IX and they were sold at the K of C Hall. 7:15 p.m . 7, 8:30,10,11:30; Sun 12:15,1:50, 3:25, 5, The artwork sags this year but by the millions at post offices in book should be as much a part of 7, 8:30, 10. — Mystic Pizza (R) Sat 2:45, ’Tue.sday. Everybody welcome. 9:20, 11:30; Sun 2:45, 9:20. — Cocoon- the cause is always good an the Denmark. Sweden and later. every home as the holiday .American Lung Association The Return (P G ) Sat 12,2:25, 4:50, 7:25, Bv Bob Thomas about the script.” said Gib.son. Norway. Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ decorations. It’s a perfect coffee- 10, 12:15; Sun 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10. — with his 10 children so the older should get the $3 or $.5 they Scroooed (PG-13) Sot 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, The Associated Press ’’Here’s a man who has a very In 1907 Miss Em ily Bissell. chester resident who is an author­ table book for holiday browsing sons would not be drafted during suggest. The address slickersare by children and parents, and it’s 7:45, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, illicit lifestyle and has had an the Vietnam War. secretary of the Red Cross in ity on many types of coliectibles. 7:45,10:10.— The Land Betore Tim e (G ) LOS ANGELES — How does a surprisingly tasteful and worth Delaware, was trying to raise bound to arouse a deeper sense of Sat 1, 3:10, 5:20,7,8:30, 10,11:30; Sun 1, unsavory career. Yet he always Gib.son was going to be a chef or another $3. Questions should he sent to: 3:10, 5:20, 7, 8:30, 10. — High Spirits young actor deal with suddenly tells the truth and deals honora­ $300 to rescue an open-air sanato­ appreciation, thanksgiving and (PG-13) Sot 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:50, 10:05, .a journalist until his sister From a collector’s point of view Coiiectors’ Comer. Manchester *■. * being named an international bly with people. That makes an rium The National Red Cross Heraid, P.O. 591, Manchester understanding, this Christmas 12:10; Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:50, 10:05. — submitted him for a drama "The Christmas Seal People” and at Christmases to come. The Accused (R ) Sot 12:30, 4:50, 7:10, starand “ the sexiest manalive” ? interesting combination. institute at the University of New gave her permission to use their 06040. 9:40,12:10; Sun 12:30,4:50, 7:10,9:40.— “ You deal with it by a trick of “ The script doesn’t deal with — “ Province Memories,” pho­ Ernest Saves Christmas (P G ) Sot 12:25, South Wales. He appeared in tographs by Dennis Stock, with an 2:30, 4:35, 7:10, 9:20, 11 :X ; Son 12:25, the mind. ” said Mel Gibson. "You good and bad but shades of gray 2:M , 4:35, 7:10, 9:20. — The Naked Gun plays and a cheapie flick. introduction by Philip Conbisbee, figure: Is it worrying me that in-between. He’s retired (from “ Summer City,” that attracted (PG-13) Sot 12:15,2:15,4,5:35,7 :X , 9:45, much? Does anybody else give a drug-dealing). But nobody wants Valuable help In picking a pet Little, Brown and Co., $50. 11:50; Sun 12:15,2:15, 4, 5:35, 7:M, 9:45. director George Miller The re­ It’s been a long time since I ’ve — Teaulla Sunrise (R ) Sot 12:45, 3:15, damn as much as I do? So you him to retire.” sult was the star-making “ Road 5:20, 7:50, 10:10,12:15; Sun 12:45, 3:15, Bv Dr. Allan Leventhal seen a book that can match this 5:20, 7:50, 10:10. decide not to. It’s easy.” In “Tequila Sunri.se,” Gibson is Warrior.” have allergies or phobias? The Gibson method appears to one for sheer beauty. Famed at odds with his high .school Gibson filmed two sequels and Veterinarians are often asked Pet Forum ■ Is your household active or MANCHESTER be working. He seems unchanged buddy, Russell, a narcotics cop. sedate? Magnum photographer Dennis UA Theaters East— Die Hard (R ) Sat also co-starred in the acclaimed by potential pet owners what kind Stock seems to have slipped into 2, 4:M , 7, 9:35. — Fresh Horses (PG-13) from the time he first arrived Pfeiffer is the beauty caught ■ How much money do you Sot and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:10, 9:40. — Who World War I film. “ Gallipoli.” of breed of pet is best? What a the past, turning his camera and here seven years ago after between. The writer is Robert and Peter Weir’s “ The Year of intend to allot for a new pet Framed Roger Rabbit (P G ) Sot and Sun appearing as Mad Max in the tough question! So many factors ■ What’s the usual time of day lens into an artist's brush that 2:15, 4:40.- T h e y Live (R ) Sot and Sun Towne, who wrote “Chinatown” : Living Dangerously." His purchase? 7:20, 9:25. — Heovv IMetol (R ) Sat dictate the answer. You practi­ you’re away from home or how captures the magic of the region Australian movie, “The Road he also directed “Tequila.” American-made movies have midnight. — U2 Rottleond Hum (PG-13) •Warrior.” He .still displays a hint cally have to have a complete long are you away from home? ■ How much do you anticipate of southern France that so Sat midnight. — Rocky Horror Picture ’’The script just lobbed into my been less successful: “ The history from the questioner in it will cost to support a new pet? Show (R) Sat midnight. of shyness, contrasting with the mailbox one day.” said Gibson. captivated the likes of Cezanne, Bounty.” “The River.” “Mrs order to give a reasonable ■ Why do you want a pet? (food, license, toys, lease, litter, WILLIMANTIC self-assured roles he has played "It was one of those scripts that Van Gogh and Gauguin, and in a Soffel.” Only "Lethal Weapon” answer. (security, companionship, show, cage, etc.) ? style that I'm sure would have Jlllsen Square Cinema — The Land on the screen. you just kept turning the pages: Betore Tim e (G ) Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, has lighted up the box office. But now we have some help. A breeder) ? ■ Do you realize the expense of 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, The actor was here publicizing you didn’t know why. It -de­ earned those artists’ approval. He still makes his home in questionnaire published by the ■ How much living space do immunization, neutering, obe­ 7:15,9:15.-Te q u ila Sunrise (R) Sat 12, his latest Warner Bros. film. manded a .second read. Hiked it .” The 80 color illustrations are 2:M , 5, 7:M , 10,12; Sun 12, 2:M , 5, 7;M, Australia, and his wife. Robyn American Veterinary Medical you have (small or big house, dience training, grooming, mis­ magical and mystical. I particu­ 10. — Scroooed (PG-13) Sot 1, 3 :X , 7, ’’Tequila Sunrise.” co-starring Gibson sounds totally Ameri­ and their four children usually Association (AVM A) called “ Pet apartment, condo, trailer, yard, cellaneous and more. ? larly loved the author's startling 9 :X , 12; Sun 1, 3 :X , 7, 9:X. — Ernest Kurt Russell. Michelle Pfeiffer can inthemovie. In conversation, travel with him. Saves Christmas (P G ) Sot 12:45, 3:05, Selection Fact Sheet” will soon be on busy street, in country) ? use of silhouettes, the rich, earthy 5:15, 7 : » , 9:45, 11:45; Sun 12:45, 3:05, AP photo and Raul Julia. Gibson’s last role the Au.stralian creeps in. That’s Why not live here rather than available from your vet. It will ■ Do you have a lease or condo Vets often encountered a pet colors he uses so well, and the 5:15, 7 : » , 9:45. — Child's Ploy (R ) Sat cast him as a Los Angeles cop in only natural for a fellow who 12:15, 3:15, 7:45, 10, 11:45; Sun Australia? help him/her help you in proper association that prohibits certain owner living in closed quarters S:X, TEQUILA SUNRISE — Mel Gibson stars as Dale "Mac” “ Lethal Weapon.” The new mo­ spent his first 12 years in occasional photograph that, in 12:15, 3:15, S:X, 7:45, 10. — Iron Eagle ” I don’t have to live here. pet selection. animals as pets? who has to get rid of an 90 pound my mind’s eye, could easily have (P G ) Sot 12;X, 2:45, 5, 7:15,9:15,11:3D; McKussic, who is attempting to give up his iiiegai vie puts him on the other side of Peekskill and Mount' Vernon. (Australia) is where I want to It asks: ■ Are there other animals in active (destructive?) dog that Sun 12;X, 2:45,5,7:15,9:15. the law. N Y. His mother was Au.stralian. come from the canvas of those activities but is running out of time in the the film “Tequila live, it’s where the family is ■ What’s your age, family the household? was purchased when it was a 3 painters who preceded him. VBIINON “ Things don’t quite match up, his father an American who cine 1 * 1 — Cocktail (R ) Satond Sun Sunrise." comfortable. And that’s where status (age of kids, etc.) ? ■ Is this your first pet pound puppy because it was “ so This is an important book for and that’s what appealed to me decided to emigrate to Sydney 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — Who Framed Roger I’m comfortable.” he said. ■ What kind of pet do you ownership? cute." The questionnaire might serious students of photography. Robbit (PG) Sat and Sun 2. — Fresh help prevent this sort of thing. Horses (PG-13) Satond Sun 1;X, 4:W,7, desire (cat. dog. bird, etc.)? ■ Does anyone in the family It features exposure, lens and 9:20. W — MANCHESTEB HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 3,1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. 3, 19M - 11 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books Decide on what you can afford before you shop I ‘Mitia Pass,’ the history is the author’s own By Larry Blasko the Christmas fun is going to be broke. Of the three, the Commo­ By Hlllell Italle incident. The novel then traces Uris remembered him as an model, etc., (or aiding in school Commodore 128 will run CP-M The Associated Press father. We were essentially disin­ European Jewry from the turn of The Assocloted Press studies. Our granddaughter is 12 putting the system together and dore has the largest machine- compatible software, giving it Zadok’s ancestry back to the unhappy man. terested in each other. She was having it do something besides specific software library. 1880s. "I think his personality was the century to the establishment ... and she is quite advanced and access to pre-IBM business pro­ NEW YORK - Leon Uris has inside of her own head there of Israel, was released In 1958 and Grandchildren in Port Ludlow, intelligent for her age." consume electricity. Given that you’ll start by using grams and games. The rest of the Uris lives in Aspen, Colo., with formed by the harsh realities of soniewhere.’’ Wash., are advised to be very Systems to consider if you're the TV as a monitor, you can add based much of his work on his third wife, Jill, and hopes the being a Jew in Czarist Russia,” sold millions of copies. The first rule for Christmas mentioned machines are popular historical events. In “ Mitia Uris struggled to establish his Uris said researching “Mitia kind to their grandparents be­ computer shopping is to spend a looking in the $500 range include a disk drive to all three machines MS-DOS IBM PC clones (and book will bring him closer to their he said. “He was basically a own independence and World tween now and Christmas — at the Atari 130XE, Tandy Color and still stay at or around your Pass,” the history is his own. two children. failure. He went from failure to Pass" made him see himself in an couple of hours away from improvements). ”I was looking for a legacy to World If provided the entirely different way. “I used to least two of you may get compu- computer stores and decide, in Computer 3, Commodore C64C. $500 limit. Finally, if spending up to $1,500 “I wanted to leave them with a failure. I think failure formed his opportunity. te rs from Grandma and Although they can certainly all be If your pocketbook will permit leave my new family and my story of what their old man did character, made him bitter. think of myself as a very sad little advance, what sort of machine doesn’t make you uneasy, check grandchildren,” said Uris, the Jewish boy, isolated in a Southern Grandpa. you’ll be buying. Meaning price. used for “serious” work, includ­ $1,000 or so, take a look at the out the venerable Apple He, the and let them know he was not “I think I can say without “All societies that I know of are ing word processing, they’re 64-year-old author of -such best infallible. ... You spend the hesitation that from earliest town, undersized, aathmatic. Names are being withheld so Decide whether you can stuff Apple lie, the Laser 128EX, the Apple Ilgs, the Tandy lOOOSL and sellers as “Exodus” and “QB shaped by macho, the need of a the surprise isn't spoiled and to $500, $1,000 or$l,500 in the holiday primarily game machines. The Commodore C128D, Tandy 1000 Tandy lOOOTL, IBM PS2 Model 25. second half of your life getting memory I was determined not to man to be macho,’’ said Uris, who “When I read all my correspon­ encourage more loving behavior Atari is typically available as VII.” over your first half,” he said. be a failure.” stocking. You can get rewarding HX, Blue Chip pcPopular, Lead­ the Atari 520 and Atari 1040. "Mitia Pass” (Doubleday, served as a marine. “There’s no dence again, I realized I was a towards grandparents generally. computer systems for all three of part of a package from discoun­ ing Edge Model D. The Apple lie Commodore Amiga 500. The In "Mitia Pass,” the writer had Uris credits his mother, Anna, better proving ground than a bustler,” he said. “I was tough. I One woman writes, “The children ters. So is the Commodore. The $19.95), which closely follows the difficulties with both parents. with teaching him an apprecia­ those price levels. The difference and the Laser 128EX both have Apple He has an extensive lives of Uris and his family, war.” used everything to my advan­ range from 5 to 7 years. What is going to be expandability, Color Computer is available at access to the large library of software library and is part of the Like Zadok, Uris was bom in tion of the arts, but says ttey did His first novel, “Battle Cry,” a tage. I could be very ruthless. I would you suggest for home use? any Radio Shack store. All three begins in Israel in 1956 during the Baltimore and spent several not get along. performance and power. educational software written for decade-old Apple computing tra­ Suez Canal crisis and centers on story about the Marine Corps, hurt a lot of people on the way Also keep the price in mind.” A And don’t forget to get at least machines can use a color TV as a Apple machines. In addition to dition. The Apple Ilgs will wow years growing up in Norfolk, Va. “Her life was such that there was released in 1953 and made up.” one game for whatever system the author’s alter ego, Gideon His father. Wolf William, was a man writes, “We are anxious to monitor, which is a fine way to the software resources available you with its graphics a nd sound as Zadok, a writer covering the was a heavy distrust of men, in into a film. “Exodus,” the novel Now, he said, smiling, “I’m purchase the best-suited make. you select, since a large part of begin computing without going to Commodore 64 machines, the will the .Atari and Commodore paper hanger and storekeeper. large part brcause of a very cruel which depicted the history of mellowed out.”

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Saturday, Dec. 3. 19M FOCUS / Senior Citizens WIT OF THE WORLD Weddings Engagements Two centers Medical insurance program set on recycling Editor's note; This coiumn is pre­ MEETINGS: with Cleo, 1:30 p.m.: grocery shopping pared by the staff of Manchester Senior The Alzheimer Support Group of the Citizens’ Center. (Stop & Shop), call a day in advance for are possible Visiting Nurse and Home Care of ride; non-grocery shopping (Bradlees), Manchester Inc. is ' sponsoring two call a day in advance for ride. By Joe Olmlnlco support group meetings. Both meetings EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Plans Activities Specialist Wednesday — Pinochle, 9:30 a.m.: will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Friendship Circle. 10 a.m.; arts and are in the works to build two $5 million conference room of the Mental Health (f recycling centers to serve the Hart­ What does Medicare cover? Do you crafts, 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Rose. Wing at Manchester Memorial Hospital ford area and part of eastern need supplementary insurance? If so, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday and Dec. 14. Connecticut. what should you look for in a “ me- Thursday — Orchestra rehearsal. 9 a.m.; pinecone wreath, 9:30 a.m.: REIStNGER r.:. Members of the 27-town Capitol digap” poiicy? TRIPS: Zagreb lunch, 11:45p.m.; program, 12:45p.m.: YUGOSLAVIA Region Council of Governments soon These are some of the questions that Dec. 7 — Westfarms Mall. The bus "medigap.” will be asked to decide if they want to will be answered Thursday in a will depart at 9:30 a. m. The bus is filled. Friday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; appoint a regional authority to program entitled "Recent Changes in Dec. 9 — Festival of Trees. The bus exercise with Cleo. 11 a.m.: setback, oversee their role in a state-mandated will depart at 12:15 p.m. The bus is Medicare." The program will be held at 12:30 p.m.: exercise with Rose. 1:30 recycling program set to begin by filled. the Senior Center. Guest speakers p.m. January 1991. Dec. 13 — Radio City Music Hall trip. 't include June Neal of the Department of Representatives of the 27 towns Consumer Protection and Charles The bus will depart at 7:30 a. m. The bus CLINICS: is filled. were told at a CROC meeting in East Hulin, an attorney for the Center for A blood pressure clinic will be held Hartford on Thursday that a feasibil­ Medicare Advocacy. Monday from 9 to 11 a.m. for those ity study on a regional recycling plan CLASSES: individuals whose last names begin will be ready by the end of January. Dec. 15 — Padded photo album class. with the letters A through K. A blood Besides Medigap Insurance seniors' P E O P L f Mr. & Mrs. Bertrand Lessard Then the towns will have to decide rights as individuals in regard to Jan. 4 — Western Civilization class pressure clinic will be held on Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. David E. Ruth Brenda K. Dufour what direction to take. Medicare will be discussed. Also, begins. The class will be held from 1:45 day. Dec. 21, from 9 to 11 a.m. for those Robert J. Church pamphlets will be available for distri­ to 3:45 p.m. The class will be informal individuals whose last names begin Downey wants to marry In addition, seven Windham-area bution on "Medigap Insurance.” and students will not be graded. The with the letters L through Z. Lessard-Rataic Ruth-Johnson towns have said they will be joining textbook entitled "World History” be BOSTON (AP) — At least they won’t run out the Capitol Region’s recycling pro­ Legal aid will be available on of things to flght about. Jennifer Catherine Rataic, daugh­ Karen E. Johnson, daughter of Mr. Dufour-Church required for all students. The paper­ Thursday, Dec. 15, by appointment. gram, Charles Duffy, CRCOG’s recy­ MISCELLANY: Vitriolic talk show host Morton Downey Jr. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rataic Sr. and Mrs. Bruce V. Johnson of 46 Noella and Jerry Dufour of 99 Seniors are invited to attend the back edition is $9.95. The instructor will Call the center at 647-3211 to register. of 18 Birch Mountain Road Ext., cling coordinator, told the meeting. be Robert Harrington. The class will be says he wants to marry a Boston restaurant Hamilton Drive, and David E. Ruth, Cooper Lane, Coventry, announce the annual Christmas dinner on Thursday, Bolton, and Bertrand Rene Lessard, That will mean building two recycling divided into two, 10-week semesters. owner 22 years younger than he is. but his son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ruth of engagement of their daughter, Dec. 15at 11:30 a.m. Mary Ann Lawler, SCORES: son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrea Lessard of centers instead of the one foreseen The minimum class size is 10. Contact intended isn’t sure she’ll say yes. Wilmington, Del., were married Aug. Brenda K. Dufour, to Robert J. the center’s chef, will prepare a chicken " Pinochle — Nov. 28: Clara Heming­ Downey, 55, who said he broke up with his 116 Broad St., were married Sept. 23 at when planning began, he said. cordon bleu dinner. Magician Steve the center to register. way, 827: Peter Casella, 769: Floyd 27 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Church, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton The towns must decide as a group third wife five months ago, told The Boston St. Maurice Church, Bolton. The Rev. Paul Johansson officiated. Church Jr. of Tolland. Wronka will entertain. Rumor has it Post, 756; Betty Turner, 756; Sol Cohen. Herald he has his heart set on proposing to Lori who will own and operate the MENU: Deacon John Burke officiated. The The bride was given in marriage by The bride-elect is a graduate of that Jolly Ole St. Nick will be stopping 741: Marie Hebenstreit, 740. Lilly, 33, who owns the waterfront seafood recycling centers, which will be built Monday — Tuna-cheese melts, veget­ bride was given in marriage by her her father. Mrs. Cherie Baker was by the center for a brief visit. Bowling — Nov. 29. Charlie Giode. restaurant. Tia’s. Coventry High School and is em­ with state funds. And each town will able soup, V-8 juice, gingerbread, father. Joan Gordon, sister of the 539; Ed Adams, 510: Al Rodonis, 528: matron of honor. Bridesmaids were ployed by Shipman & Goodwin of have to decide if it wants to join the Individuals who would like to partici­ beverage. " I hope she'll say ’yes.’ i just love her. It's bride, was matron of honor. Brides­ John Kravontka. 210, 521; Max Smole, Mrs. Lori Riggins, sister of the groom, Hartford. regional effort or go it alone. pate in the grab bag gift exchange are Tuesday — Ham and cheese sand­ more serious with me than it is with her." he maids were Janet Rataic, Patricia 519; Ray Chittick, 532: Jim Fee. 515; said. Mrs. Valerie Scribano and Mrs. The prospective bridegroom is a The state has set a July 1990 asked to bring an item valued at $2. wich, tomato soup, chocolate pudding, Mazzatto, Christine Madore and Sally Delores Ng. Harvey Duplin, 547; Herb Tedford, 510: Ms. Lilly told the newspaper she met Downey graduate of Rockville High School and deadline fora final decision from each Please indicate if the gift is fora man or beverage. Harold Hinkel, 530; Don Ostberg, 525: Steinhilber. Dr. John Ruth, brother of the is employed by Brescome Distribu­ woman. 10 weeks ago and was surprised by the town. Those that have not made a Wednesday — Shepard's pie, roll, Phil Washburn, 512; Leo Leggitt, 201; Todd McCann was best man. groom, was best man. Ushers were tors, South Windsor. An October 1989 apricots, beverage. romance. decision will be assigned to a regional Paul Venza, 527; Mike Pierro, 506. Ushers were Joseph Rataic Jr.. Greg Riggins, brother-in-law of the wedding is planned. Once again, the Senior Center is Thursday — Pot roast, whipped "H e’s terrific, beautiful, sensitive and project by the Department of Envir­ Joanne Allard, 182, 454; Pat Cleav­ caring,” she told the paper. "But I don’t know. James Mazzatto, Patrick Tardif and groom. Jay Harasyko and Eric accepting canned goods and non- potato, peas, roll, peach tart, beverage. Mark Madore. onmental Protection. age, 184, 213, 553: Vi Pulford. 492: If he asked me to.marry him, I can't answer Johnson. Paul L. Johnson, brother of perishable items for donation to indi­ Friday — Beef stew, com bread, IdaCormier, 455. After a reception at W illie’s Steak viduals not so fortunate. All items will that. It's been kind of a whirlwind kind of the bride, was the reader. Yost-Vigorita dessert (chef’s choice), beverage. Pinchle — Nov. 30: Amelia Anasta- House, Manchester, the couple left on be brought to the Manchester Area thing.” After a reception at Vito’s Birch sio, 855; Peter Cassella, 838. a wedding trip to Florida. Mr. and Ms. Eugene A. Yost of 20 WeeUy Conference of Churches. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: Mountain Inn the couple went on a Agnes Drive announce the engage­ Pinochle — Nov. 23: Mabel Loomis. The bride is a graduate of East wedding trip to Jamaica. The couple H ealth Tip C well wishes are extended to Ethel Monday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; 835; Helen Silver, 761. ment of their daughter, Katherine A. James and Andy Lamoureux both in Catholic High School and is attending is making their home in Chicago, 111. bingo, 10 a.m.: pinochle. 12:30 p.m.; Bridge — Nov. 23: Tom Ragan, 8,120: Hefner prefers home Yost, to Charles Vigorita, son of Mr. Manche.s ‘„>r Hospital. exercise with Rose, 1:30 p.m. Manchester Community College. She The bride is a graduate of Manches­ Bill Cooper, 5,680; Joanne Allard, 5,460: is employed at The Travelers, Hart­ and Mrs. Charles A. Vigorita of Our condolences to the family of Tuesday — Pinecone wreath. 9:30 Mary Colpitts, 5,260; Pauline Freder­ NEW YORK (AP) — Playboy magazine ter High School, Brown University Clifton, N.J. Richard Colbert, who died recently. founder Hugh Hefner just isn’t that type of guy ford, as a legal assistant. a.m.; square dancing, 10a.m.; exercise ick. 5,240. with a bachelor’s of science degree A November 1989 wedding is any more. The bridegroom is a graduate of and the University of Minnesota with planned. While 800 guests reveled at a 35th anniver­ Howell Cheney Technical School and a master’s in science degree. She is sary party for the magazine, the man Time is attending Manchester Community employed at Northwestern Medical Social Security magazine once called "the prophet of pop College. He is employed at Pratt & Center, Chicago, 111. hedonism" stayed home. Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford. The bridegroom is a graduate of 'T v e sown my oats, and I ’m very pleased Wilmington High School and Emory where I ’m at. ” Hefner. 62, said Thursday night University, Atlanta, Ga., with a by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. QUESTION: I am a 45-year-old bank investments. Careful planning is im­ state Office on Aging can provide you in explaining his decision to stay at the Playboy bachelor’s of arts degree. He is employee, I have just received my portant to assure a comfortable, happy with the names of agencies that provide Mansion in Los Angeles rather than attend the presently a doctoral student in history "Personal Earnings and Benefit State­ retirement. those .services. party thrown by his daughter, Christie Hefner, ment" which I requested about six who recently took over the company. at Northwestern University, Evan­ TOUGH-HUG ston, III. weeks ago. The estimate of my future QUESTION: My elderly neighbor While the party at a Manhattan restaurant FOR HEALTH Social Security benefit has me some­ suffered a serious stroke several weeks QUESTION: I have just enrolled in celebrated the ground-breaking magazine's what concerned. It says that in today’s ago and has been in the hospital since past, Ms. Hefner. 36. made it clear that she was dollars my monthly benefit will be then. Now his doctor is discharging Medicare since I will be 65 in a couoleof months. Every year I have made an concentrating on the company’s future. When you are touched or hugged, your about $900 a month. I don’t think this him. but I know he will need some appointment with my doctor for a "It's not efficient to be a one-magazine blood liemogloMn level! Increaee, amount will be sufficient when I retire. post-hospital care since his wife cannot carrying oxygen to all parti of the physical examination. Will Medicare company anymore. ” she said, adding that UConn may fight historic iisting What can I do to provide for a more manage his care alone. Can Medicare Piayboy had just bought into an "upscale body. Tb ii tunei up your body, bulldi cover the cost of the physical and any HARTFORD (AP) — University of 'The state commission voted un­ Immunity to diieaie and ipeedi secure retirement? help pay for some of his in-home care’’ magazine" and was considering starting an neoclassical Wilbur Cross Building, tests he may prescribe? Connecticut officials are considering animously Thursday to nominate the which dominates the center of the recovery from lllnefi. Hugging alio R-rated cable entertainment service. eaies tenilon, lootbe! Iniomnla, and ANSWER: The amount quoted to you appealing to federal officials not to UConn buildings to the national campus with its white columns and ANSWER: Medicare can help pay for ANSWER: Medicare medical insu­ avoid! the need for alcohol or drug is the amount you would receive if you follow a state Historical Commission register. A final decision by the golden dome. lupport. Laughter lx alio a good itre u part-time home health visits if your rance does not cover the cost of routine retired at the age you gave and had the recommendation to place 49 Storrs National Parks Service is expected by Giffen told the state commission reducer. Hug and laugh a lot, for neighbor is confined to his home and physical examinations by your physi­ earnings you estimated. Various fac­ campus buildings on the National early next year, said John W. that the historic designation would health. needs intermittent part-time skilled cian and tests related to the routine Walter Mondale on board tors may change that amount. For Register of Historic Places. Shannahan, director of the Connecti­ nursing care, physical therapy or spech physical. You are responsible for the hamper the university’s efforts to example, any promotions you receive BRANCHBURG, N.J. (AP) — Former Vice cut Historical Commission. therapy. His doctor must state that he payment of those services. UConn officials said they are afraid renovate some buildings and demol­ up until retirement age could signifi­ President Walter Mondale has been named to needs home health care and must that such a designation would hamper If the UConn buildings were placed ish others. cantly change the estimate. And. if you the board of directors of Metcalf & Eddy establish a home health plan for him. the university’s efforts to make Among the buildings included on the were to leave the work force for a Companies Inc., a New Jersey environmental on the National Register, the state The home health agency selected must changes on campus and would make Historical Commission’s list are a row significant period of time, the estimate engineering firm. Historical (Commission would have be one that participates in the Medicare This column is prepared by the East of former faculty cottages, how used would be affected as well. If you still Mondale, a partner in a Minneapolis law the school a target of "pernicious’’ the power under state la w to challenge program. Please remember that Medi­ for sorority and fraternity houses, S’ feel that your benefit amount is not Hartford office of the Social Security firm, served as vice president under Jimmy lawsuits. plans for demolition or major renova­ care does not cover homemaker Administration. Questions should be which the university wants to tear sufficient for you to retire, you may Carter and was the unsuccessful Democratic tions, Shannahan said. services, meal preparation, shopping, "The nomination ... was not sought down. want to consider working longer or sent to: Social Security. Manchester candidate for president four years ago. assistance in bathing or dressing or Herald. P.O. Box .591. Manchester by the university and is not considered The 49 buildings include include 348 Main Street increasing your savings or other Karen Grava Williams, a UConn other similar home care .services. Your 06040. as desirable," said Sallie A. Giffen, colonial houses dating from 1757; spokeswoman, said the university is Manchester UConn's vice president for gothic brick buildings such as considering opposing the nomination administration. 649-1025 r Sprague and Beech balls; and the before the National Parks Service. BUSINESS Highlights Top court to hear Newman case HARTFORD (AP) - The state David Kalman, claiming that inadvertently were given mate­ MARKET REPORT Supreme Court has agreed to they reneged on a promise to rial ruled inadmissible during the Activity Qv»i lh« p«si 30 Irading days CL&P gas spin off OK’d of the week hear an appeal by actor Paul share with him the profits from trial. Newman in the civil lawsuit Newman's Own salad dressing Newman's attorney, W. Pa­ HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ By The Associated Press brought against him by Westport Meehan said the average “ It would appear to be a very and other food items. trick Ryan, then asked the judge cut Light and Power Co. will be delicatessen owner Julius Gold. Newman says the allegation is monthly billing for CL&P custo­ significant step forward for di­ to dismiss the case but was ■ The government said the nation's civilian Although the state Appellate without merit. He says he deve­ denied. He filed an appeal with able to spin off its gas utility mers is about $78. This compares vestiture," Forde said. “ It is very business and form a new com­ unemployment rate in November edged up Court denied Newman's appeal in loped the dressing in his home, the Appellate Court. 2.IS0 to Connecticut Natural Gas encouraging that the DPUC has from a 14-year low to 5.4 percent. Economic pany under a draft decision filed October, the state's highest court, then decided to sell it with Gold's attorney, Richard Al­ Corp.'s monthly rate of $76.83 and generally approved the method reports for October showed home sales rose 3.5 Friday by the state Department agreed to hear it, but only on the Hotchner, with profits going to brecht, filed a countermotion Southern Connecticut Gas Co.'s for divestiture that we had percent, factory orders up 1.6 percent, I'll, of Public Utility Control. limited issue on whether an charity. charging that an appeal should $76.23. proposed." personal income up 1.8 percent, the index of appeal can be heard after a jury The draft decision, which would The company later expanded not be heard because there was no NU spokesman Emmanuel Forde declined to comment on leading indicators up 0.1 percent, and construc­ failed to return a verdict in the become final Dec. 21, calls for and began selling popcorn, lemo­ verdict and therefore the case Forde said that if the spin off is the specifics of the draft decision tion spending up 0.9 percent. case. nade and spaghetti sauce. major changes in an agreement had not been concluded. The DOW JONIS AV( RAGE approved it would take affect saying that he had not yet ■ In a quarterly report, the government said Gold is suing the actor, writer A first trial on the suit ended in appeals court agreed with his ofiiUn 7 |«WN entered between the DPUC's next spring. reviewed it. the nation's economy grew at a 2.6 percent A.E. Hotchner and food broker a mistrial June 23 because jurors position. HIGH 2,105.60 prosecutorial division and CL&P annual rate from July through September, LOW 3,075.39 in November. slower than the pace in the first half of the year. CLOSE 3,092 26 A hearing on the proposed Corporate profits also increased, but by only CHANGE Down 9.60 decision is scheduled for Dec. 13. 0.2 percent. Among other things, the draft ■ Another quarterly report showed the MAINE EVERGREEN INC. vrwJf urwrf yrwTf urwrf uTwQr mtwt* decision rejects a proposed 84 imbalance between what America imports and n » y H n > tt______NEED SOME EXTRA million increase in natural gas sells abroad narrowed to $28.53 billion in the rates that would have been tied to third quarter, a 5.4 percent decline. the spin off. State Consumer SPENDING MONEY? ■ The Federal Reserve's district banks Counsel James F. Meehan said. Newspaper routes available in your area... reported “ apparently slower" growth, moder­ Traders grope “ The draft decision is certainly ate wage increases and slightly easing price Christmas Trees better than the proposed settle­ pressures in sev era l manufacturing industries. ment in that it does not tie the ■ Sales for the nation's largest general divestiture to any rate increase Earn money and prizes by delivering the retailers continued at a sluggish pace in for new gains and does not require ratepayers Wreaths Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. November, but industry observers say a to carry the cost of the spin off," pickup late in the month augured well for the By Chet Currier Meehan said. Call today to get more details. Christmas season. Balsam Roping The Associated Press CL&P, a subsidiary of Nor­ ■ OPEC oil ministers ended nearly two theast Utilities, has about 170,000 weeks of talks with a formal agreement to limit BOCA RATON, Fla. — In the closing weeks gas customers scattered through­ production and push prices back toward the Birch Reindeer JH of 1988, Wall Streeters are still groping for the out the state. The company has 647-9946 cartel's benchmark of $18 per barrel. Ameri­ right prescription to reinvigorate a stock been under pressure from federal cans were not expected to see any significant market that has languished all year. authorities to separate its gas and increases in prices immediately. Cemetery Baskets 'W' endup Marble St..... Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 While the market's maladies have resisted electricity operations. McCabe St ■ Major U.S. banks boosted their prime all remedies, they have not turned out as Under the draft decision, CL&P Stock Place. Baldwin Rd...... all lending rates a half percentage point to 10.5 Center Pieces all sizes — 2-12 Ft severe as they threatened to become after the would increase its equity in the No. Main St. Concord Rd...... all percent, the highest level since mid-1985. crash in October 1987. new holding company, Yankee ■ The Agriculture Department said prices After all, barring a sudden sharp drop this Energy Systems Inc., from 38 Harlan St...... 15-83 Bidwell St...... 279-375 farmers got for raw products in November Tree Stands FRESH CUT month, stock prices will close out this year, as percent to 43 percent in a bid to Henry St...... 16-119 Wetherell ...... 8-250 declined slightly from a month earlier but they did last year, showing a net gain. make it more stable. Summit St . 332-382 Portland...... all remained nearly 8 percent above their level of a year earlier. But that prospect stirred little elation among The decision would also create McCann ...... all ■ Soviet and U.S. trade negotiators have • Canadian Balsam the brokers who gathered here this past week three subsidiaries of Yankee Lllley St. .. Litchfield ...... all agreed to extend through 1990 an agreement for the annual convention of their principal Energy including Yankee Gas Main S t.... A von...... all trade group, the Securities Industry Summit St Bridge...... all calling for the Soviet Union to buy at least 9 • Maine Balsam Association. Service Co., a retail gas distribu­ million metric tons of grain a year from the tion company; NorConn Proper­ Wadsworth St.. Trading volume in all markets remains Huntington .... United States. Hilliard St...... 114-353 down, depressing a prime source of the Street's ties Inc., an unregulated real ■ American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said • White Pine Canterbury St...... all revenues. estate company; and Housatonic Golway St it would post the first annual loss in its 103-year Cumberland St...... all Individual investors are still opting for the Properties Inc., a holding com­ Kerry St.... history as a result of a $6.7 billion pre-tax Westerly St. all • Douglas Fir safe haven of certificates of deposit or money pany for NU's and Yankee North St... charge that covers the costs of scrapping market funds and shunning stocks. Energy's investments in the North School St. outdated equipment and moving or laying off Main St...... 1-174 In addition, the gains the market has Iroquois Natural Gas Pipeline. Wood Lane...... 16,000 employees. The company also said it • Frazier Fir managed to record have stemmed largely The draft decision also calls for Grove...... 1-47 would cut its basic interstate long-distance Pine H ill..... all from takeover and buyout activity like the major changes in funding for the Alpine St.. rates an average 3.8 percent. East Center St...... 408-808 bidding war for RJR Nabisco Inc. that has spin off. American Legion Dr. ■ Fujitsu Ltd. agreed to pay International Business Machines Corp. $237 million in the dominated recent financial headlines. Under the decision, company Armory St. Jefferson St. all next two weeks and millions more in coming Whatever short-term benefits buyouts bring shareholders will absorb the $1.5 Haynes St. Kenwood Dr...... all TOP QUALITY years in return for secrets about the software to brokers and their customers, most analysts million cost of the spin off. The Main St..... Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 that runs IBM mainframe computers. agree they have by no means solved the DPUC stated in the decision that Russell St. Union Place all ■ Coniston Partners said its tender offer for TREES problem of restoring confidence in the market. ratepayers should not be forced to Union St...... 133-264 On the contrary, they have raised fears of bear the cost of NU's complying Porter St.. . 458-850 some of TW Services Inc.'s shares attracted new shocks when the superstructure of debt with federal law. Wyllys St.. 1-90 No. Main St. about twice as many shares as sought and that GUARANTEED created by the buyouts is sooner or later tested it was extending its $29-a-share offer to all of The original settlement called Union St...... 13-91 in a business downturn. Charter Oak St.... 141-348 the food services company's stock. for company shareholders to . “ In the long term, I think it's unhealthy for Gardner St 3-68 ■ Prime Computer Inc.'s board rejected as absorb half the cost with the new Squire Village...... all the markets,” said Joseph Hardiman, presi­ Gardner St. West. all inadequate a $970 million buyout bid by the OPEN 7am-11pm dent of the National Association of Securities gas company having the right to Highland St. S tra n t...... all California-based computer concern MAI Basic apply for rate increases to bill Dealers, which supervises the over-the- (Dugan's Alley.. Summit St...... 63-203 Four Inc. customers for the remainder. 7 Days A Week counter market. Sycamore Lane.... Hunniford Rd...... all ■ Tyson Foods Inc. sweetened its hostile Scandals over insider trading and other Meehan said that despite the tender offer for Holly Farms Corp. to $54 per abuses also still cloud the outlook. change shareholders will realize share and offered a friendly deal worth $57 per "There is the matter of industry image, or a $27 million gain through the spin share. reputation, or integrity — call it what you off. ■ General Cinema Corp. said it would sell its BURR CORNERS,^ will," said Edward O'Brien, president of the “ We think shareholders are CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 soft drink bottling operation to PepsiCo Inc. for Securities Industry Association. "It is undenia­ going to see gains from this whole $1.5 billion. ble that it has been tarnished in the past few transfer and given NU has one of ■ Walt Disney Co. said it would form a third Manchester, CT years." the highest (gas) rates in the movie production arm called Hollywood While O'Brien argued that some criticisms of country, we thought this was an Pictures, joining its Touchstone Films and (Caldor Shopping Center) Wall Street's behavior have gone beyond what opportune time for a reduction," Disney Films divisions. is justified, he also acknowledged that they Meehan said. " If this is adopted it i®anrl|patpr HpralJi ■ NBC stunned CBS with a record bid of $401 have stung. will be lesslikely that ratepayers million to win the U.S. television rights to the see any reductions." 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. Lott/Lon* for Sol*...... 23 Invostmont Fr*p*rtv...... HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ...... At .....24 Merchandise Musicol lt*m*...... 14 HELP WANTED ...... ■u3ln*u ProDOrtv...... 2S Amiewitc#m#fiti...... A* Rofort Prop*rty...... 24 Com*fotond Photo Eoulemont...... IS HoMdov $*/Hr. CALL CLASSIFIED self-motivated and ore about our full tlnw day S’ ment, health and life, C.N.A'a to •11.78/Hr. age or older and must be looking for a challeng­ vacation, among other From Norwich 395s to 95s, then take positlona and banaflt KING Doubt* Uma for ail ma|or HoHdaya. ing position In a young benefits. Call today to rte.9w to 91s, then package. Mllaaga and residents of Manchester. 643"2711 No\y» fast growing practice, arrange an Interview. exit 21 tuition ralmburaamant. PaM Vacatlona 3 *anaWa coll us at 633-1635 foran. Ask for manager, 871- For Intorvlow call 872- Youra truly, Interview. 0621. EOE Burger King is an equal opportunity employer 8163. 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Excellent family room, recrea­ Must be 16 years of age family room with wet one mile trom country ing spaces and lots of cupancy. 2 bedrooms, LOVELY. Two bedroom papers. For more In­ suite with locuzzl both, heat. 15 minutes to bar, beautiful Vermont overlooking lovely home for the growing tion room for the teens for this position which club. Call for details. room tor the money. all appliances, nice home, 1 plus acre, 2 car formation coll Classi­ open balcony with sky­ Hortford. Reduced to marble fireplace. In­ yard . A real buy. family. Call Joe Lom­ and 2 car garage. Ex­ $104,500. Century 21 Ep­ neighborhood. One garage, workshop, full offers on the job training. fied, 643-2711 and ask lights, tieldstone fire­ $143,900. 649-1794. $144,900. Century 21 Ep­ tras Include central law set-up possible. stein Realty, 647-8895.G $139,900. 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Oversized 6 Rentals floor. 2 bedroom, heat with marble/oak fire­ Realty, 228-9451,646- room Cape, full 8033. ing 3 bedrooms, forma I ial. Three generous MANCHESTER. Large 5 and appliances. No MEADDWS place, formal dining dining room, fireplace, MANCHESTER. Seven bedrooms, 1'/2 baths, plus 5 room 2 family, 3 dormer, 3 bedrooms, COHDOMIHIUMS pets. $600 plus security. 8T0REAND room, eat-ln kitchen, MANCHESTER. Four newer vinyl siding, pri­ room Cope In a conve­ large eat-ln kitchen, bedroom units, vinyl kitchen with tile floor, Coll 646-3979. ■______OFFICE 8PACE MANOR first floor den and bedrooms, 1'/i baths, nient location. Spa­ living room with fire­ FOR SALE II JR00M8 vate lot, updated heat­ vinyl siding and oil siding, walk-up attic, MANCHESTER. One bed­ I >1 I fo r REHT 333 IMmII 8t laundry, enclosed fireplace, garage, nice ing system. Atfordably cious flreplaced living appliances Included. large lot. Close to 384. place, 1'/j baths, fin­ porch, finished rec yard, needs fixing up. room, formal dining PRICE Reduced. Owner room apartment, new OFFIC^^POce^oTlSOO MliKlMttM’. CT 03040 priced at $139,900. Marilyn Vatteronl. Good Income. Positive ished room In base­ building. Second floor, room, full walk-up at­ $140,000. Owner, 232- room, 3 bedrooms, V/i $167,900. Sentry Reol ment. Convenient to anxious. Let us show FURNISHED Room, kit­ square feet. Excellent 647-gigi Jackson a, Jackson cash flow. Best buy In on busline, one year locotlon. $275. 647-9223, tic, refInIshed oak 9653. Real Estate, 647-8400.n baths, plus basement Estate, 643-4060.G Manchester. Anxious schools and shopping, you this beautiful one chen and parking privi­ tOi rec room with wood- leges. Security and lease, $550/month. 643-7175.______floor. Situated on oyer- MANCHESTER. Charm­ A QUIET Place In the owner will help with on busline. Must see bedroom condo at Bea­ slzed lot. Bowers MANCHESTER. Cute stove. $132,900. D.W. con HIM. Pool, applian­ reterencs. $75 weekly. Utilities additional. Pe­ ing 8 room Cape In country Is closer thon second mortgage fi­ this one!! Ottered at terman Real Estate, WATKINS Centre. 140 Shcool district. Owner Redwood Farms. 3 bed­ home In great shape. Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 nancing. $172,900. Anne $151,900. Call Joe Lom­ ces, upgraded corpet- 569-3528 or 649-4248. and 165 sa. ft. available must sell. Moke on Nice size living room you think. Sunny flre­ 649-9404.______ACCOUNTS Payable. Im­ rooms, IVj baths, large MANCHESTER. Six placed living room, M iller Real Estate, 647- bardo, Lombardos, As­ Ing. Quiet location, MANCHESTER. Room December. Telephone mediately lob opeln- offer. Asking $174,900. family room to a huge with sliders to deck. room Cape on beoutltul SOOO.G sociates, 647-1413. convenient to highway. tor rent. Furnished, MANCHESTER. Quality answering, word pro­ Anne M iller Real Est­ Three bedrooms, hard­ very large bedrooms, 2 bedroom, heat, hot Ing, experience deck. Treed and pri­ park-llke yard. 3 bed­ excellent storage, gar­ $89,900. Realty World, kitchen and laundry cessing, copier and preferred but will ate, 647-8000.D vate lot, 2 car garage. wood floors, newer rooms, eat-ln kitchen, Benoit, Frechette As­ privileges. Busline. water, all appliances Fox. Wilson Business roof plus large storage age and screened Included, air condition­ train. Apply In person MANCHESTER. Attrac- Reduced! Reduced! formal dining room, 1 porch. Plenty of space sociates, 646-7709.G $100 per week. 649-4148. Offices. 647-0073. shed. Great home tor a MANCH68TCR ing, quiet, on busline. to: Mr. William Singer, tlvely decorated 3 bed­ Reduced! Call Joe cor garage. Plus hard­ Inside and out. YoYo UNIQUE 1 bedroom MANCHESTER. Fur­ Puritan Furniture, 1061 couple or single start­ Ideal for middle aged room Contemporary Lombardo tor Details. wood floors. $149,000. Carroll. $169,900. Sen­ MANCHESTER townhouse built In 1981. nished room, kitchen Get the Want Ad habit ... New Britain Ayenue, ing oft. $127,900. D.W and senior citizens. 247- with Cathedral Ceil­ Lombardo 8, Asso­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- try Reol Estote, 643- New Listing Carpeting, appliances, and parking privileges. West Hartford. Fish Realty, 643-1591 .G 5030. $625. read and use the little ods ings, fireplace. Only 6 ciates, 647-1413. 1591.G 4060.G *168,000 rec room. Priced to Security and referen­ In Classified regularly. months old, two decks Lovingly cared lor sell. $106,000. Blan-. MANCHESTER. 1700 Impeccably maintained ces. $75 weekly. 569- 643-2711. with sliders, plus cen­ oversized 6 room chard & Rossetto Real­ 3528 or 649-4248. square foot Town- SERVICE PERSON tral air. Call for more 3 bedroom ranch. At­ tors," We're Selling house. Three bed­ to work on recreation details. $192,900. Realty tached garage. New Dormered Cape. 3 Houses" 646-2482.G rooms, fully ap­ INDU8TRIAL vehlclea, full or part World, Benoit, roof and gutters. Desir­ bedrooms, eat-in pllanced, IV3 baths. IPHOPERTY time. Will train. Apply: Frechette Associates, able neighborhood. kitchen with tile floor, APARTMENTS $950 per month. One BIOMMnt' Comping 646-7709.D______dining room, living TOWNHOUSE FOB RENT small pet accepted. MANCHESTER. 3400 Spotless, move-ln con­ One vera lease plus _ Contm BUILDER Slashes price dition, a must to see. room with fireplace, CONDOMINIUM square toot, free­ 784 TelcotMlle Rd. $5000. Brand new 7 security deposit. 649- standing Industrial Principals only 1 'A baths, 1 car FOUR Room apartment 0795.______room Cope set on a Throe bedrooms, 2Va In 4 family. Stove and building. Loading private rear lot. First garage, 2 finished refrigerator. No pets. MANCHESTER. Four dock, parking. Wood­ PULL Time Medical Se- 640-2929 baths with 1 BOO sq. room apartment. M ar­ land Industrial Park. cretory/AssIstont. Im- floor flreplaced family rooms In basement. $525/month. 646-7336. room, formal living ft. ot living space in ried couple. Garage, no Principals Only. 643- medlote opening, HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS Convenient to BOLTON. Mature adult room and dining room. this oversized unit. pets. $575. 643-5797. 2121. Manchester office. schools, shopping for nice 4 rooms. One 3 bedrooms on second VERNON Extras Include .MANCHESTER. First Medical experience floor, l«/i baths, bedroom, IV2 baths, preferred but not ne­ and on bus line. Be floor, 2 bedrooms, 1'/> MI8CELLANE0U8 loaded. $161,900. Blan­ BEAUTY SALONS OPEN HOUSE fireplace, fully carpeted plus cessary. 646-5041 be- FRUIT BASKETS UNIQUE GIFTS the first to see this slate patio, stone wall baths. $600 a month FOR RENT tween 0-5.______chard a, Rossetto Real­ air conditioning, plus utilities, security tors," We're Selling Sunday 1-4 pm one. Offered at and brook. No pets. TRES CHIC PERO’S FRUIT STAND washer-dryer, rear Immediate occupancy I and references. No CUSTOMER Relations Houses" 646-2482.0 CRAFTSMEN’S •151,900. Call pets. 643-2121. T R A iTEF“ T ? “Tr7h ond Serylce. Full time Fancy Fruit Baskets - 6 Terrace Dr. deck with view, plus $485/month Includes shelves. Pine Street, VERNON. A traditional BEAUTY SALON Joe Lombardo p ositlon for large furni­ delivered locally - shipped GALLERY a third full bath In heot. Call M r. Lindsey MANCHESTER. One and Manchester. Colonial that wos cus­ ... has gift certificates available 5 Rm. Ranch->131.900 at 649-4000. two bedroom apart­ ture store. Excellent tom built for file pres­ nationwide. Large selection of "The Place on Cooper SI." partially finished $40/month 633-1874. - salary for right Indlyld- Our trees ara piled with ornaments, LOMBARDO & EAST HARTFORD. 2bed- ments Includes utilities ent owners. Unlaue for all your holiday styles. Imported wicker. Meke great walkout basement. ual. Apply In person to: And we have Chriatmas ilamt Jack Lappen room apartment, 1st and appliances. $450- Mr. Wllllom Singer, family room with Great Stocking Stuffers! Christmas Qifts. $575/month. 677-1397. R00MMATE8 pegged board florlng, galore. ASSOCIATES Availabla at floor. Stove and re- Puritan Furniture, 1061 303 East Center Street 276 Oakland St., Manchester Our (helvet are stuffed with frlgeator. $625. Call 644- NOW Accepting oppMca- WANTED New Britain Ayenue, built In bookcase, for­ Really 647-1413 FOREST RIDGE tlons for 1 bedroom, 1 mal dining room, 4 643-2483 643^ 384 bears and dolls. 1712.______West Hartford. And oh to much, much mors. A 60-unlt MANCHESTER. Availa­ bedroom handicapped P ROreSsioNATFemaie bedrooms, a special 643-4263 and 2 bedroom Section first floor billiard Irene It hare as always with QInny condominium ble Immediately. Five wanted to share home 0NTHEJ0BTRMNIN6 helping too, room, newer duplex. 8 apartments. Please with same. Non smok­ room, 2'/i boths, 2 flre- _____ FLORAL JEWELRY community located go to Oakland Heights start an exciting career In places, screened Stop by tor tome fun shopping. Manchester $675 plus security. No ers only. Available De­ the optical Industry. Wears porch, sun deck, and And we'll wrsp It up for you. on 24 beautifully pets. 643-7798. Site office, 360 Oakland cember. $300/month a whdseale optical lab PARK HILL JOYCE The ADAMS APPLE landscaped acres, Street, Manchester. plus deposit. 647-0155. much more, situated Holiday Houri, Open 7 Days AVAILABLE Imme- Monday and Wednes­ seeking e trainee for our of­ on a nice treed lot In an FLOWER SHOP of Vornoit/ Inc. OWNER TRANSFERRED complete with pool, MALE seeking mole/fe- fice staff and a lab techni­ dlately, 1 bedroom day, 10am-12noon. areo of comparable Fancy Fruit Baskets • Boxwood 14 Carat Gold Chains, 58 Cooper St. tennis court and mole roommate to cian trainee. Starting 647-8161 Spacious sunny three-four bedroom apartment. $545. Heat EAST HARTFORD. 2bed- homes. Asking Trees - All Your Christmas Needs!! Braceleti, Earrings carport parking. and hot water IncI uded. share farmhouse. $340 hourly rate $8.50 with re­ $299,000. U & R Realty, L-Shape ranch. Excellent relocation, lovely room apartment, first views In 30-00-ta0 days. 36 Oak St., Manchester Open Dally 10am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 2 bedroom townhouse. plus utilities. Private 643-2692.D DAVID’S GIFT SHOPPE Priced at *155,000 floor. Stove and refrig­ yard, parking, woods, Call Bob Pound to discuss EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 decor, private yard, priced below market $650. Heat and hot wa­ erator. $625. Coll 644- SOUTH WINDSOR. An 649-0791 Rl. 83, Vernon, CT, 875-0060 Principals Only ter Included. Security Bolton. 645-1466 or 646- the excellent fringe bene­ Tuehmd in ■ Commr o f Connociieut value. *214,900. Marge Hernandex 659-2074 1712.______fits and appointment for In­ exceptional home that 877-3001 Call 643-2711. and references re­ 9788.______terview. Is only three years old DA y ip ’s off art one of the finett or Sally Elliott 342-4678. quired. No pets. Boyle MANCHESTER. Four FEMALE to shore apart­ 8:30am -5pm room Duplex. Stove, that offers 3 bedrooms, ELECTRONICS •elecliont of handcrafted giftt Management Co. 649- ment In Manchester. - QSA OPTICAL first floor family room, PRACTICAL Ask for 4800. refrigerator. $225/month, half utili­ 2'/! baths, eat-ln kit­ Hours: Wed.-Sat. 10 to 5 T R PRESTON $600/month plus utili­ ties. Security and ref­ 649-3177 Mra. Fromerth MANCHESTER. Two ties. 633-4189. chen, formal dining AL SIEFFERrS Fridsy Nile U ntil 8 ■ Sundsys 12 to 4 643-8801 bedroom Townhouse. erences. Call 649-5366. room, fireplace, and Keep your loved ones well Nice location, all ap­ complete appliances. CHRISTMAS TREES pliances. Heat, hot wa­ Real Estate In immaculate condi­ APPLIANCES informed on all the news BTIMLIDAY/ HOUDAY/ Come See Our Choice ter, carpeting, air con­ tion, on a large lot with Shop now for a full selection of this holiday season. Qlve BpMOHTSASES ditioning. Call 647-1595. CilOEASONAL 8EA80NAL city utilities. Only TVe, VCR’s, Audio Equipment, BALSAM H R $219,900. U a, R Reolty, them a subscription to the BOLTON MANCHESTER. First I HOMES 643-2692.0______Big Screen TV's, Camcorders. Mi­ Christmas Trees FMJJIM BEINND77 floor, 2 bedroom apart­ crowaves. CD Players, Washers. ment In renovated 2 Iforsale BRAND New listing. Ex- Manchester Cut your own... Bluo a Whito Sprue* FOR SALE BY OWNER STOP FORECLOSUREII family house. New ap-'* aulslte 6 plus room Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. am CwMiMn n*ll*M* tor Spring PlwMng If you are falling behind on pllances, carpets, etc. CHRISTMAS TREES All reel estate advertised In Cape Cod on Adelaide Herald your mortgage payments... $700/month plus utlll- the Manchester Herald Is Road. Beautifully dec­ W0 win b M f any prieal Burgess Nursery Custom Oversized Ranch. Hickory Ridge Tree Farm Call 647-9946 or 643-2711 3 73 O*mlno 8 L. So. WIndaor OR...If your home Is In fore­ tles. Call 649-2871. sublect to the Fair Housing orated throughout, 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester closure, WE CAN HELPI South River Rd., Coventry Act of IMS, which mokes It OPCN7 0 AVSAWEeK Pleasant features. *210,000. MANCHESTER. Three magnificlent new cus­ No payment program avail­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ tom crafted kitchen. 2 * 644-1966 room heated apart­ erence, limitation or discrim­ ____ 647-9997 * able for up to 2 years. Bad ment. Hot water, $540. R. VIsny & Family 742-8354 ination based on roce, color, baths, enormous first 144 Hebron Road credit Is not s problemllAsk floor master bedroom, Available December 4. rr#M fr— religion, sex or natlonol how LOW payments can Security, no pets. Call expandable second 0p4n 0-8 W9d.-SM. origin, or an Intention to help you SAVE YOUR ^MAWCMllTBW make any such preference, floor, beautiful sun- 646-2426, weekdays. limitation or discrimination. porch, 100x200 yard. OPEN HOUSE 1-3 PM HOME TODAYI M A N C H E S T E R . 3'/3 The Herald will not know­ See for yourself. It's Swiss Coeasnatlve Ormig room apartment. Heat, SCHOOLS s ingly accept any odvertlse- gorgeous. $249,900. Saturday, December 3 ■t (203) 454-1336 or stove, refrigerator and ment which Is In violation of garoge. $550 plus secur­ the low. Jackson & Jackson Real Estate, 647-8400.c (203) 4544404 ity. 649-8641 otter 5pm. Merchandise IFRIEWBBD 'fA Speciolis^IXfff! MISCELLANEBUS TAG TAG TAB WANTED TB SEASONED Hardwood. Automotive fnwLraAY/ One cord load, $100. FBRSALE SALES SALES SALES BUY/TRAOE LiJSBW MAl Delivered locollv. 875- 7308. GLEANINfi I CARPENTRY/ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- TAG Sale. Old things, i^iHEATINB/ Spruce good tor CARS SERVICES I remodelinb MISCELLANEBUS erol Statute 23-65 prohibits SATURDAY & Sunday, books, baby clothes, ISijPLURIBINS A-Mos boughs. Free ENDROLLS the posting of advertise­ D e c e m b e r 3 & 4. (FBRSALE SERVICES tor cutting and cleon- 8PBRTIN6 27% width • 25B toys, b a b y swing, ments bv any person, firm or Spencer Village Crafts household Items. Sat­ Old furniture, clocks, up- 649-3854. BBBBS______13% width - 2 for 2SB corporation on o telegraph, CLEANINis ■ FAim/IND REMODEUNG Bazaar and Tag Sale urday, 10-3, no eorly oriental rugs, lamps, 1 9 8 7 ^ ^ Y O T a "*M r T, I *’’* **” x*<»«*»f * Wfi>- Room addlllona docka, root­ PJ i Plumblno. Hntlng a CUT Your own Christmas m u s t b* picked up at lira telephone, electric lloht or will take place at the silv e r, 14,000mMes, m id Herald Offle* Monday thru power pole or to o tree, birds. 86 Ph e lp s Road, paintings, coins, |e- llmanltc or»o. Hoiw^l and rmia- ing. tiding, window* and gutt- „ Air CandHlofllno TffiTS *'■**•„ *18. S o tu rd o v, EXERCISE Equipment. Community Hall, 52 engine, air condition­ ^ eooal. to elton your homa, Boilers, pumps, hot water □Pre-cor 610 rowing mo- Thursday beloi* 11 em.only. shrub, rock, or any other Manchester. welry, glass & china. •I*. Alltypoaotramodollngand ’ :30-2. Villa Louisa Pascal Lane, Manches­ ing, tinted glass, cruise omen or window, f yoort ox- ropolra. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. tanks, new and RELIABLE MOVING chlne, $100, M arev wall natural oblect without a writ­ onrlooe# and nforonen. Cotl Rood, Bolton. ten permit for the purpose ot ter. FREE coffee and Will pay cash. Please control, 5 speed, rsplacsment*. mounted table/welghts parking. CARS A M /F M cassette. Lourlo tor 0 troo ntlmoto. Bus. 647-8509 Low, Low Ratet. Sole. Attic purge of protecting It or the public and call. 646-8496. pftee EsriuATEs fitness system, $125, CARS $10,995. 74^7010, otter Short notice movea. Chrlstmos decora­ ebrries a tine of up to $50 for FBRSALE 742-0267 Ret. 645-6849 com plete. 649-8277 ot- FBRSALE each offense. Som. 643-9649/228-9616 Ineurad. Dapendahia tions. Lo t $18, also __ter 5. ______24 Years experience In carton of assorted Quality Home moving Chrlstmos and Eoster I MISCELLANEOUS M n d le s, $8. C o ll 649- IPETSANB CLYDE Cleaning Service [PAPERINB 7705. J SERVICES 646-9689 Anytime (supplies CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. S«nHng th« Marwheeter arva. ROUTE S3, VERNON ^•fwlnal claaning aarvlca NAME vour own reoso- GSL Building Malnte- A Q U A R IU M S . 5 ond 10 MANCHESTER’S noble price. Father & 88 Mont* Carlo *6995 daaignad to handia ttia nonce Co. Commercl- G A Y 4 S O N Odilon with hoods, raaldantlal claaning naada for Son Painting and Pop- dl/ResIdentlol building Ifurniture stand, pumps ond 88 Electr* T Type *10.495 tha buay profaaalonal. Call •Flng. Removal. 29 1- repairs and home Im­ m a s o n r y m uch m ore. $100.00 S3 Buick Regal *6995 8567. Brick, block and stone, today for your fraa homa provements. Interior BREAKFRONT, ExceT- C o ll 646-4575. BS Merc Lynx *2675 aaaaaamant. ceramic tile, marble and v v i l s o NHOUSE C o m - ond exterior pointing, concrete. lent condltlOHy dork 85 Ford Escort 4 Of. *4395 429-7785 ponv. Oualltv Interior light carpentry. Com­ No lob Is too small | trultwoodz $300. Couchj (MISCELLANEBUS USED CAR 86 Skylsrh 4 Dr. *8995 PO ntlng. 10% se n ior plete lonltorlol ser­ e«ellent condition, citizen discount. Make vice. Experienced, rel­ 262-7341 o r 627-8973 J fbr sale 88 Csisbctty 4 Or. *7695 |NEE0 time? Let me do *w. Two high bock vour home look new for iable, tree estimates. wing choirs, outumn 88 Coptic* 4 Dr. *9995 vour cleonino. Refer­ Christmas. 643-7387, 643-0304.______p rin ts, e x ce lle n t co n d i­ EIGHT month old water- 88 Century Wgn. *8595 ences, free estimates, B ruce. RENT A RUNNER bed, $325. Courthouse DEALER tion. $100. 643-7791. 88 Century 4 Dr. *8995 Lin , 643-6229. HOLIDAY House. Retlre- Gracary A Errmd One Gold membership, Wall Papering & ment living, ambula­ 12 '/2 months left tor '87 LINCOLN '85 OLDS '87 HONDA '85 CADILLAC '84 FORD 84 Skyhawk Wag. *5995 I HOUSE CLEANiNG tory, home-llke Raaaiag Service '83 MAZDA BL '85 BMW 32SE 87 LeSabr* 4 Dr. *10,995 Painting *450. Compared to reg­ FIRENZA COUPE , S E R V I C E S otmoshpere. Coll 649- We will do your grocery TV/STEREB/ ular price of $700 plus. Wagon TOWNCAR SSpd. PRELUDE F1S0 87 Speclrum 2 Dr. *7995 RMldantlolg Commarclal* 2358.______shopping and other Auto WhItN Std. DsVILLE Cap. Nics Truck 88 Cel*. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 I Spend time with your family APPLIANCES E r ic 649-3426.P______Auto Loadsd during the holiday*, let ui Rafarancas & Insuronca. arranda while you work or *12,909 CHARLES The Hondy- HEAVY EQUIPMENT: *2.999 *6999 clean your home. Call FOR Sale"'"whirip^l *17,999 *5,999 *11.999 *9999 Marty Mottaon, 449-4431 mon. General Work. relax. Call tor detalle. Internotlonpl Povstor, 872-9111 Cotter cleaning, cellar nheavy duty washer ond 742-0217 o r 643-4642 Gary McHugh, 443-9321 8 4 9 - 7 4 9 2 , aner e pm or d ry e r. 645-0757. 18 cubic vord trl-oxle aik for Diane or Michelle and garage cleaning, and leibher 932,1 cubic ‘84 PONTIAC '82 PONTIAC '8B PONTIAC '87 MERC '86 TOYOTA '85 MERC. '85 PLY. 1978 V O L K S W A G O N R ab­ window washing. Coll 7 4 2 - 0 2 6 7 , anytime yard track, Bockhoe 0000 CAMRY bit. Reliable transpora- Charles tor oil vour FIREBIRD COURAR GRAND MARQUIS RELIANT tlon. $200. Call GALLIGAN & CO. IFUELBIL/CBAL/ for rent on on hourlyor TRANS AM Loadtd Only 7700 oenerol w ork. 872-4072. dolly basis. Coll 647- T-Tops. Loadsd Sllvsf, Auto Drown, S Spd. Blus, Auto Blus. 4 Dr., Auto evenings, 643-7086. ICC fCARPENTRY/ PAINTING IFIREWBBB Auto/AC MIIm g u t t e r Cleaning. 646- "GROCER-EASE” I^OiREMBCELING mrcmoivnTciiNHi co. 9745 dovs, o r 742-7979, *8,333 Palming 4 atalnlng. Alto. 4992, leove messoge. Grocery shopping delivery , evenings.______*6595 *4999 *8595 *10,999 *8,999 *5,999 ^hmwayt ataiad. FuHy Inamad. SNOWPLOWING. Con- service. Open 24 hours. 7 CORD of wood. Cut, split, FOR RENT. Bockhoe, 1 SCHALLER CtMem bum Homee. edMione. days a week. Celt us with seasoned one year. $85, mmoaeitng. wood eldino. deek% struclton company will cubic yard frock. Bv '84 PDNT. 6000 '83 MERC OR. 85 BUICK '80 TOYOTA '88 VW '87 CHEVY '88 OLDS wing, eencfite wot%. mmonry 4 ■ do snow removal for your Hall cosh and corrv. 646- hour, dolly or weekly. ACURA 6 4 7 - 3 8 0 8 . 3156.______P*»M61 ot eonetimwon. parking lot or subdivi­ C oll 647-9745, days or LE MARQUI8 CENTURY STARLET 8CIR0CC0 NOVA DELTA 88 V re«>« eie* er eonfreceore nor 845-1277 Custom, Auto Rsd, 5 Spssd USED CARS mwntnf yovr eeNb • cea ml sion roods. Coll 647- FREE Hardwood pallets. 742-7979, evenings. Auto Blus, Auto WhHs. 4 Spd. 4 Dr.. AT. A C Auto RiRhr inewfea • frm Haimtm I^RBOFINB/ 9745, da ys o r 742-7979, Excellent tor firewood. FOR RENT. John Deere 87 Accord LXI ....*11,995 evenings. ______*5,999 *5,999 *6,999 *1,990 *9,299 *7,099 *9,999 Angelic Home Con be picked up at 181 510 Combo with opera­ 86 Audi 4000S ....*10,395 ISJSIBINB Burnham Street, East m LL PAINT TO tor, trl-oxle dump 87 Mazda RX7 ....*11,995 Care Regialry Hartford on weekdays truck with drIveF. Coll '83 CADILLAC 643-1720 Aea for PLEASE LoexI rraiMry offrr, q'ualily only. In bock of E a st­ '86 CHEV. '88 CADILLAC '83 DODGE '87 MERC. '83 MAZDA 6LC '86 MERC. 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 7,595 H&R from your picture or glide carr... loWrr ro,! lo pxlivnU... 647-9745, days o r 742- EL DORADO ern Trucking. 79769, evenings. CELEBRITY SEDAN dsVILLE ARIES COUGAR Wagon SABLE 87 Toyota QT .....* 9,995 in umtercolor or ecrytic companions, homr makrra. Wagon. Atuo SItvsr, Auto WMts. Auto , BIARRITZ ROOHNG Auto 86 Chev K -1 0 ...... *13,995 HOUSE nur*p4. ^ ' _ Loadsd. WhHs Ma leto loo Wg or loo Oman wi Barbero Leppen • NOTICB *13,999 *2,999 ^ thot ths Board of Directors, Town of CAVALIER MARQUIS RIVIERA COLONY PARK CUTLASS SUP. 86 Merc. S a b le ....* 8,995 Connerticuf, will hold o Public Hearing ot the T-BIRD ON OMLT removal. Free satlmatea. SERVICE WsQon. Auto Brown. Auto Auto Wagon, Auto Auto 85 Audi QT ...... * 7,995 647-3808,1__ MANCHESTER Special conaldaratlon for Lhicoln Ceider Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester Brown, Auto AMIIV«U0 Give Us A Call Connertlcut, on Monday, December 12,19i 8 at 7 *oo p m tn 86 Audi 4000S .... *10,395 ROOnNG alderly and handicapped. consider and act on the foMowIno: '“*• *14,500 *11,999 *10,999 *5,909 *4,999 *6.999 6 4 M 5 8 8 85 Olds Clara .....* 7,350 Propo^ appropriation to Education Special 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 647-1242 65 Chev Blazer ....*13,595 n u t m e g EAST Oront^ ' ■ ItFPt* Start Discretionary '84 TOYOTA '80 OLDS '80 PONT. '84 TOYOTA '87 HONDA '80 MAZDA RX7 '80 CHEV 84 Accord LX .....* 6,995 CONTRACTING to be flnonc^'by'o FederoV ...... $I3,2M.W COROLLA REGENCY BRO. BONNEVILLE CawL Ummtt ACCORD LXI Rsd. Loadsd CAMARO IROC CAMRY 84 Toy. Camry ....* 6,995 B— cliaiislarTiwtwsaawT 645-8830 Proposed appropriation to General Fund - 4 Dr.. AT, AC. Lo M l Brown. Auto Auto Auto KITCHEN & BATHi Std. Auto 83 LaSabra...... * 4,995 '“— "-"WSmwwcwaMm- Board of Education - R O T C ...... stag oM on *9,999 ' «s ** re* •* * . F*, e e * e to financed by tuition payments In excess of" *4,990 *11,999 *9,990 *7,099 *6,000 85 Subaru Q L ....* 7,995 budget estimate. *9,999 872-4602 REMODELING 345 Center St., FLBBRINB From the smallest repair to the largest renovation PropoM appropriation to Education Special '87 MAZDA '86 PONT. 87 MERC. 'S3 LINCOLN M a n c h e flie r • 641-7077 'rand 41 - existing account M472, '80 LINC. '85 MERC. 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Sanders seems a lock to win the Helsman clinch at home NCAA Football “Lately it’s been tougher,” MIAMI — Saturday night’s Gary said. “ Teams have been double- and triple-covering me, By Herschel NIssenson Tech In Tokyo Sunday Oate Saturday game between quarterback fac­ The Associated Press tories Miami and Brigham Young 2.548 yards and 13 touchdowns. and that’s fine. It opens it up for night in the United States) and Miami the other guys.” has a home game against Brigham NFL Roandup may be decided by the rush — the Walsh’s numbers are even more Covey’s favorite targets are NEW YORK — Helsman Trophy Young Saturday night. pass rush, that is. impressive: 213 of 354 for 2.878 BYU coach LaVell Edwards is Chuck Cutler (61 catches for 994 winners are supposed to need national CBS, however, has set up a special yards and 28 scores, with only By The Associated Press yards and 10 touchdowns) and television exposure, and Barry Sand­ satellite link by which Sanders is concerned about the Cougars’ three sacks. Matt Bellini (47 (or 708 and ers didn’t have it. expected to speak to the media at the ability to pressure Miami quar­ That’s one reason the Freedom The Cincinnati Bengals can clinch their first three). Covey is looking forward Helsman Trophy winners are sup­ DAC from his hotel. terback Steve Walsb. But the Bowl-bound Cougars. 8-3, are N F L playoff berth since 1982 Sunday, and they to the passing contest. posed to be seniors, and Barry The voting by 917 Heisman electors second-ranked Hurricanes are 24-point underdogs. Their weekly can do it where they’ve been perfect this season “ Miami is kind of the passing Sanders is only a Junior. — 870 members of the media divided optimistic that they can put some news release said the odds of a — at home. heat on Brigham Young’s Sean attack of the East,” he said. Heisman Trophy winners are sup­ equally among six regions, plus the 47 victory are “ horrendous.” A victory over San Diego also would assure Covey. “ This is probably the best team “ We’re the passing attack of the posed to come from national power­ living Heisman winners — closed at 5 West. It’s kind of an interesting houses, and Barry Sanders’ team was p.m., EST, ’Thursday. the Bengals of at least one home playoff game. Miami, sandwiched between we’ve ever played here at BYU,” The Bengals, first in the American Conferen­ Fiesta Bowl rivals No. 1 Notre matchup that way.” no better than third in its own “ I think he’s (Sanders) got it won; I Covey said. ce’s Central Division, have a 10-3 record. Walsh agreed that the nation­ conference. think it’s over with,” Oklahoma State Dame and No. 3 West Virginia, The Orange Bowl-bound Hurri­ Six of the Bengals’ wins have been at hopes to stay in position for a shot canes, 9-1, have won 41 of their ally televised game should be The Heisman Trophy is supposed to coach Pat Jones said when the entertaining. be coveted, a sure-fire negotiating Riverfront Stadium, but the Chargers, 4-9. at the national title. past 42 regular-season games and Cowboys arrived in Tokyo earlier this “ After the country watches the chip when it comes time for a pro week. — have won all four regular-season games they The final Saturday of the 24 straight games at home. have played in Cincinnati since 1975, have season also matches Arm y and Arm y-Navy game earlier^ that contract, and Barry Sanders pro­ Nebraska is the only team that has Miami has allowed Only 96 points beaten the Bengals three straight and hold an Navy in their traditional season- day and falls asleep, they’ll want fesses not to even want it all that faced both Alkman, the preseason all season, while BYU has given 11-7 advantage in the series. to see some balls In die air,” he much favorite, and Sanders. ender and sends Pitt against No. up 115 in the past three games, Two other teams can make the playoffs 18 Syracuse and No. 12 Oklahoma said. • ■ , So who will win the Heisman Trophy “ We played against Alkman, and he ^ d the Hurricanes are coming Sunday — the Minnesota Vikings by beating State against Texas Tech in . While it may bff bpring ta some, on Saturday at New York’s Downtown Is a great player,” Coach Tom , OH gn 18-W victory over Arkan­ the New Orleans Saints, if iMth the San Tokyo, where it will be Sunday it won’t be foreithefof the service Athletic aub? Osborne said. " I know it can be hard sas. a o everconfld^ce shouldn’t Francisco and the New York Giants lose, and morning. academies and their supporters- Probably Barry Sanders, from the for a guy from Stillwater, Okla., to win be a problem. , the Houston Oilers by beating the Pittsburgh Miami’s strategy is todeal with “ I think mOybe (he scare last This is the 89th neetiog of the windy prairie of Stillwater. Okla., it. but Sanders, from all I ’ve seen, is service rivals, and (hey vrill meet where an evening at Eskimo Joe’s the best player. Steelers, if both Indianapolis and the NOW Covey and thereby contain week against Arkansas might England lose. Brigham Young. again in Philadelphia’s Veterans beer joint is the rage. “ If only he were in a more populated make ’em take notice,” Miami The Buffalo Bills, who have clinched the “ Our defensive line is playing Stadium. It’s Sanders vs. the glitz and neon area where more people were seeing coach Jiihmy Johnson said. A FC ’s Eastern Division, and the Chicago real good, and I believe they’ll glitter of Hollywood. him play and his TV exposure wasn’t Pharms said the Hurricanes Army. 8-2, is headed for thel^p Bears, the leaders of the National Conference’s help us out as far as getting a lot of And it’s no contest. so limited. That hurts, believe m e.” are looking Ibr a big finish to the Bowl against Alabama and Nayy, Central Division, are the only.itvro of the 28 pressure on the quarterback,” i Hollywood probably loses. Sanders seems almost embar­ regulair, season- ‘ 3-7, is headed npiimdre'. A I W i clubs to have clinched playoff spots. safety Charles Pharms said. Actually, Los Angeles is the loser, rassed by the glare of the Heisman — Aside Itom Walsh, the Hurri­ homes to come back from, its' “ Looking at the films, it doesn’t but why quibble. The Hollywood hills or any other — spotlight. Other Sunday matchups have San fYandsco canes’. weapons include wide upset by Boston College in look like their quarterback likes are visible from L.A. unless they’re at Atlanta, Phoenix at the Giants, Seattle at receiver Andre Brown, who has Dublin, Ireland. too much pressure.” covered by smog. Or is that prairie "I don’t know if it’s bad to say this,” New England, Indianapolis at Miami, Wa­ caught Itbakses for 615 yards and Syracuse, 8-2, is .headed Wr 8 ' ■ ^ Maybe so, but Covey has dust kicked up by Sanders’ swift Sanders said, “ but I don’t think the shington at Philadelphia, Denver at the l « s eight s e o ^ ) and fuHback Cleve­ meeting with Louisiana Slate, gt S ” ? f completed 167 of 302 passes for heels? Heisman Trophy should be given out Angeles Raiders. Dallas at ClevelaiMi, Builtdo land dRYnlM w leads the team in the Hall of Fam e Bowl on Jabi]gv‘<^ ' The Oklahoma State tailback, in college because there are so many at Tampa Bay. the New Vbrk Jets at Kansas ...... I ( . ' J '■'' 1 whose record-smashing performan­ players at so many different positions City and Green Bay at Detroit. - • i ■ rr ces offset a lack of television expo­ you can’t really Just single out the best sure, is expected to beat four of the player” Saints at Vikings: Besides keeping fthe Vikings. 9-4, from gaining the playoffs. New nation’s top quarterbacks for the But if It’s true that records are Orleans. 9-4, will be trying to stay one game Heisman. made to be broken, the 5-foot-8, ahead of San Francisco in & e NFC West rage. If he wins, he would be the eighth 197-pound Sanders has taken it Junior to do so. seriously. He has set 18 NCAA. 13 Big The Saints, who were upset by the Giants 13-12 last Monday night, can win their flrst division Sanders played second team behind Eight Conference and nine school All-Ainerican Thurman Thomas for records this year. title ever with victories in two of their final two years at a school that plays three games. second fiddle football-wise in its own With 2,2% yards in 10 games, he Stealers at Oilers: The Warren Moon-led state to Oklahoma. needs 47 against Texas Tech — a team Oilers. 9-4 and a game behind Cincinnati hi the The Heisman announcement is that ranks 95th among the nation’s 104 AP photo AFC O ntral. will be seekingtheir 11thstraight Division I-A schools in total defense expected around 5:50 p.m., EST HEISMAN WINNER? — Heisman Trophy candidate Barry victory in the Astrodome. The Steelers, 3-10, toward the end of a CBS-TV special and 84th in rushing defense — to break having their worst season since 1%9, are 0-6 on that will follow the network’s telecast the NCAA record of 2.342 by Southern Sanders of Okiahoma State takes a handoff from quarterback the road this season. of the Arm y-Navy game. Cal’s Marcus Allen en route to the 1981 Mike Gundy during Thursday's team workout in Tokyo, Japan. 49ers at Falcons: The 49ers. 8-5, are not only The Downtown Athletic Club, spon­ Heisman. OSU meets Texas Tech in Sunday’s Coca-Cola Bowl. Sanders facing an Atlanta team that beat them 34-17 on sor of the award, has invited five With 229.6 yards a game, Sanders by needs 47 yards to top Marcus Allen’s NCAA single-season Sept. 11. but who also has won four of its last players to attend the ceremony — himself is averaging more than 81 rushing record of 2,342 yards. five games for a 5-8 record. Quarterback Joe C ar Wash Sanders and quarterbacks Rodney entire teams. If he fails to gain a Montana looked in top form in San Francisco’s 344lfoadST Manchester 646-6846 Peete of Southern California. ’Troy single yard rushing, receiving or 48-10 win over San Diego last Sunday. Alkman of UCLA, Steve Walsh of Phoenix at Olanis: The Giants. 8-5 and tied with returning kicks, he will still break the season mark; the old standard was 29 WeTI Clean Your Cor Miami (Fla.) and M ajor Harris of Janowicz (1950), Navy’s Roger Staub- Philadelphia for the first place in the NFC oldest record in the book — 246 3 The only Juniors to have won the West Virginia. ach (1%3), Ohio State’s Archie Griffin East, will be trying for only their second all-purpose yards a game by Colora­ Heisman were Army’s Doc Blanchard Inside a nd Out Sanders won’t be there, nor will (1974), Oklahoma’s Billy Sims (1978) victory over a team with a winning record this do’s Byron “ Whlxzer” White in 1937 (1945). Southern Methodist’s Doak Walsh. Oklahoma State plays Texas and G eorgia’s Herschel Walker season. Phil Simms, who missed the victory His 35 touchdowns are also a single- Walker (1948). Ohio State’s Vic Monckay December 5th (1982). over New Orleans, hopes to return at quarterback. The status i t Phoenix quarter­ thru back Neil Lomax is questionable. The Thursday December 8th No incentive needed in Army-Navy game Cardinals. 7-6, are a game tuick of New York and Philadelphia. Four Ddvs To Save By Ralph Bernstein Seahawks at Patriots: Seattle, 7-8and tied with Army senior linebacker Troy Lingley said, “ If we The Associated Press record. After 88 games. Navy leads by one game Denver for first place in the NFC West, need lose this one, we can’t consider it a successful 41-40-7 Arm y has won the last two in this series that victories in its last three games to clinch its season. We need this to accomplish our goals. It’s Save $3.00 PHfLADELPHIA — The only incentive Army and started in 1890. Sixty-two of the games have been first division title. The Patriots also are 7-6, but the key. And even though we’re going to a bowl this played in Philadelphia. 5-1 at home. Navy need is to see each other across the line of is the culmination.” Full Service Carwash & Interior C le a n lr^ scrimmage. Colts at Dolphins: Coach Ron Meyer of fullback Bert Pangrazio, said it for the Indianapolis. 7-6 and tied wIBi New England, 'iTiat’s the way both sides view Saturday’s 89th Midshipmen: Arm y coach Jim Young is in his sixth year at West Point and holds a 3-2 edge in the service rivalry. has to be hoping the Colts have tte lead going meeting of the service academies in Philadelphia’s “ This is what college football is all about. For us Veterans Stadium. Navy coach Elliott Uzelac is in his second year and into the fourth quarter. Miami haahot scored in . ■ $5-95 lE i it s a one-game season. I don’t think that what’s lost in his only chance against the Cadets. the fourth quarter in its last IW * games. (Regularly $8.95) It doesn’t make any difference to either that Army happened before is a problem. Once you hit the field, is ^2 and headed for the Sun Bowl against Alabama Redskins at Eaglos: Washington, the Super there is no underdog, no favorite. It’s without a Bowl champion, will be trying to get to .500 and Valid Monday Decombor 5lh Itmi tbundoy Docambor 81b and Navy. 3-7, is headed nowhere. This is THE game doubt the most competitive rivalry in history.” sf*'aight until its loss 2 for both. possibly knock Philadelphia out its tie with the Not Valid Without Coupon Of With Any Othof Coupon Of Promotion The competitiveness is indicated by tbe .series f a v S e a 10-point Giants. Spoils in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard Whalers host North Stars John Mahoffev-Chrls Johnson 67-69— Hockey Stott 136 H A R TFO R D — The Hartford Whalers, who’ve ^ All 12 of the Voncouver Conucks' losses John Huston-Amv Beni 6966— 137 Lo rry R In ker-U urle RInker 6671— 137 Big East standings had difficulty at home and are only 4-7, will M ork Brook6Heather Fo rr 6966— 137 • Minnesota's 4-1 Harlem Magicians at MHS entertain the rejuvenated Minnesota North Stars NHL stindlngs C ^ n le H a m m o n d -T a m m G rn 7666— 136 Big Eost Conference C a ll tonight (7:30, SportsChannel, W TIC ) at the Civic £m^Cd^-O.Ammaccapane 72-67— 139 Football BasketbaD w L w L » £ j s B!ssai5gg,ag glcbortZbkol-KathvWhtwrth 7465-139 The Harlem Magicians, featuring Connecticut Center. The North Stars have won four straight, Syracuse 0 0 5 0 WALCS CONramNCE Ketth Cleorwoter-CIndy Rrck 6970— 139 native and NBA great Calvin Murphy, along with Providence 0 0 3 0 including a win Thursday over the Bruins at Boston Potrtdi DtvWen Jim Oent-JerIlyn Briti 7267— 139 dribbling sensation Marques Haynes, willappearat Seton Hall 0 0 3 0 W L T 1 Obattengeal S ^ Jones-Jone Croffer 67-72-139 NBA standings Georgetown 0 0 2 0 Garden. ■■■ ■ T Pis OF OA Bill Ghmon-Nancy Brown 71-66— 139 N FL standings NY Rangers 14 9 3 31 107 M M ark Hardy Manchester High School’s Clarke Arena Thursday Sf. John's 0 0 3 0 P t tM w r ^ 14 10 0 20 115 100 Roger 6Aaltbl6Joanne Corner 6671— 139 at 7:30 p.m. Connecticut 0 0 2 0 S“rT,HoHber*-V1ckl Fergon 7069^139 WosMngtofi 12 11 2 26 92 92 AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Vlllanovo 0 0 3 1 PMIodriptila 10 16 2 22 102 105 aA.welbrlng^olleen Walker 71-66— 139 Valentino Willis will star as the “Clown Prince of Eott Ahontlc Division Pittsburgh 0 0 2 1 Hartford on the road New Jersey 8 12 4 MccoMedlate-MIssleBertett 71-69— 140 W L T Pet. P F PA W L Pet. O B Boston College 0 0 2 1 20 77 96 EESs£"-(S8tess!7is Dick 66ost-Lvnn Adams 6971— 140 Basketball” The supporting cast of the Magicians N Y Islanders1 7 16 2 16 75 107 includes Ken Abrams. Basil Hampton. Gary x-Buffolo 11 2 0 .846 273 189 New York 9 5 .643 — Hartford men’s basketball Adorns OtvMen Tom Byrum-Laura Davies 6971— 140 New Enolond 7 6 0 . 538 217 249 Philadelphia 10 6 .625 — Frid a y's <3ames Montreal 15 9 4 34 l\ l 96 Gene SauervJudy Dickinson 7266— 140 McClendon, Chris Tuggle and Rex Jones Indlonopolls 7 6 0 .538 290 239 Boston 8 7 .533 I'/i Seton Hall TIp-otf Jfon'Ilnnl WIchita State tonight at 7:30 in a Knox-Jon Stephenson 70-70— 140 ^ Boston 11 10 5 Mlllen stopped Advance tickets ($3) are on sale at the N .Y. Jets 4 6 1 ,500 277 279 New Jersey 7 9 . 438 3 Central Connecticut at Seton Hall non-conference game. The Hawks are 1- 1. Buffalo 11 13 2 J.C. Snead-K. Postlewalt 6971— 140 Miami 5 8 0 .385 229 278 Woshington 4 8 .333 4 Carrier Classic Brian Tennyson-Btard Bozrth 6972— 141 10 13 1 21 . . (he New York Manchester High main office and athletic office and Central Charlotte 4 10 .286 5 E. Tennessee State ot Syracuse Quebec 0 17 3 10 95 120 h la S S * ' i } ' j ? ’ ®P"y,'n1otheoameM» 12S I’ -OOO 51,501 the extra time gives us the opportunity to (Irvin 59, Peeler 2-2, Coward 2-7, 15:50; Parker, But (high-sticking), 10:20. *•** Western Hockey 12Z 12.000 76,066 investigate various exciting possibilities,” Warren McIntyre 1-2), Temple 9-24 (AAocon 512, . f ^ lo d — 3, Horttord, AMcOermld Utwue on^eods the WHL with 67 through 2 J 21,000 99,876 Transactions Vreeswvk 55, Dowdell O l, Kilgore 0-3, Television and Radio 4 ( Y o u ^ , F n m d s ), 9:20 (pp). 4, Horttord, the end of November. Modono Is ploying In 2 ? 21,000 113,558 said. NBA results Horden 03). Fouled out— Vreeswvk, Cous- Tliyiett 0 (DIneen), 10:37. Penalties— lunlors this season offer tolling to reach o 2 ? 30,000 143,756 McGuigan, a former world featherweight cham­ well. Harden. Rebounds— Missouri 40 (Smith 12), Temple X (Couswell 12). (hooking), 2:24; KWnendorst, fJ0JU?5l,?”'e*m*nt *'**’ Minnesota 982 5'JSS ’“-"I pion, said he should have finished off Miranda ^ r (Md1ng),4:44; Follgno, But (kneeing), 12? 23,500 241,497 Bucks 103, Nets 92 Assists— Missouri 19 (Irvin 5), Temple 11 “ I i3» r •rrorOr Hor SpeAlno sooner than the eighth round, “ but I wasted a lot of (Horden 6) Total fouls— Missouri 21, TODAY I J S 35,000 289,194 B A S E B A L L (tripping), 19:06. — on ondonondon. We're lust 1 2 i 60,000 329,408 punches through a combination of over-eagerness Amerlean League Temple 21. A— NA. not gettl^m ouoh effort from everybody " M IL W A U K E E (103) 12:30 p.m. — Tennis: Nabisco Masters. ESPN ThlrtPertod— 5,Hartford,Dlneen11,4:20 125 50.000 371,571 and frustration." CLEVELAND INDIANS- Signed Luis 1 p.m. — College basketball: Ohio University at f H orff^^oncls 7 (MocDermld), 125 50,000 412,520 Aguayo, Inflelder, to o one-veor contract. Cummings 13-246^32, Krvstkowlak2-71-2 wuik Tu rg eon9 (Young, J2? 52,500 412,454 Notional League 5, Slkma3-7G06, Moncrief 1-53^5, Pressev Boston University. NESN SeoMns ” 00 62,500 438,729 7-122-4)6,Plerce11-)94-426,Breuer 2-8 O-l 4, NBA today Wl Is m ), 19 :K(pp). Penalties— TIppelt.Har Dec.3 CHICAGO CUBS— Named Donald C. (hooklito), 3:14; MocDermld, Har (hold- Crenshaw leads tourney Grenesko president and chief executive Humphries 4-9 1-1 9, Roberts 0-1 (M) 0, 2 p.m. — College basketball: Louisville at 66okeskl04)IV00, Hortord0-)04)0.Tatals43-93 Indiana, d^hannel 8 Ing), 6:00; Maguire, But (sloshing), 6:00; officer. Scoreboord DIneen, Har (Interference), 13:50; H art­ MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) — American Ben CINCINNATI REDS— Signed Ron Oes- 17^103, Chicago at Dallas (8:X p.m. EST). The 2 p.m. — College football: Arm y at Navy . Channel man, But, gome misconduct. 16:10; M o- ter.second baseman, toolwo-veor con tract. N M JE R S E Y (92) Bulls try ta solvoge the final gome of o rood 3 gulre. But double minor (roughing), 16:10; Crenshaw tore a.round Australia’s most famous Berry 2-7OO4,B.WIIIIoms4-112-410,Hlnson trip on which they've lost four strolght offer ” ogue. But, gome misconduct, 16:10; 19^— Inopre-gomeceremonv.theBoston Bowfing South Attantic League 10-20 11-13 31, Bagiev 2-8 00 4, McGee7-12 Bmlns retired Will Esposito's No. 7 prior ta course in a 7-under-par 65 in a second round that opening wlthovlctorv. The AAoverlcks,7-3at 3 p.m. — Golf: Kaanapali Classic. ESPN Mbych, Har, double minor (roughing), included seven birdies Friday and took a two-shot CHARLESTON WHEELERS— Named 2-317, M o rris4-121-59, Conner 1-6 ^2 4, home, seek ta re-estobllsh their home 4:30 p.m. — College football: Pittsburgh at iS' ST"''®'_h(or, game misconduct, EtaioSun * ^®'’'' "ongers. Greg BBahIberg, monoger, and Bill Earley, Hopson 30 4-5 10, K.WIMtams 1-51-23, dominance of ovearaao,whenltievwent358 16:10; Parker, But (high-sticking). 17;33; espsosiTo, now the Rangers general lead halfway through the $1.25 million Bicentennial pitctilna coach. Shackleford0-0000, CavenallOOOOO.Totals df Reunion Arena. Syracuse. ESPN 3A0723-3492. 'JfoL mlnor-molor-gome mlscon- *5f ’ *'*ti*h plover In Bruins U.S. Mixed Classic. BASKETBALL Stars 7:30 p.m. — North Stars at Whalers. SportsChan­ J jc t (In rtll^ o r, fighting), 10:34; AAartIn, h W o n ^ hove his number retired. Boston Notional BatkeltMril Aueclotlen Milwaukee 21 23 32 27— lin Thursday Har.malor (fighting) 10:34. wensem m Ray Bouroue, who hod worn 7 The former Masters champion was superb around MIAMI HEAT— Placed Dwayne Wa­ New Jersey 31 20 23 18— 92 Fat Lever, Nuggets, hit o 3-polnter ot the nel. W TIC throughotaltiselghtNHLseasons.voluntar- Skooiund 3-Polntgool— Mc(3ee. Fouled out— None. „ 2!®/*. oool— Hartford 16-13-12-41. Cappollo 202-189-213-604, the greens in compiling a 36-hole score of shington, guard, on the Inlured list. buzier ot regulation ta tie Denver and BuffaloO-5-11— 24. My chm ged his number to 77 ond presents WASHINGTON BULLETS— Placed Har­ Rebounds— Mllwoukee 60 (Slkmo 9), New 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Capitals. Channel 38 Esposito with his old number. Sacramento at in, then sank three free . E ® '!* r-^“ Y<5POOrtunlfles— Hartford Oof fTil" *1 ^"5* Brown 11-under-par 133. two shots ahead of fellow vey Grant, forward, on Inlured list. Jersey 59 (H inson 11). Assists— throws In the final ISseconds of overtime to 8 p.m. — College football: B Y U at Miami. ESPN Sr BUffQlo30i5. 239181-572, M ike Milwaukee 17 (Pressev 4), New Jersey R®" Modore 561, Fron American’ Fred Couples and Australian Rodger Signed Charles A. Jones, forward. seal the Nuggets' 135126 victory over the . 5®olles— Horttord, SIdorklewla 54-1 (24 FOOTBALL 11 (Booley 4). Total fouls— Mllwoukee Kings. Lever finished with 23 points, nine 8 p.m. — College basketball: Central Connecticut ISSinn 100-503, Edith Davis. 24, New Jersey 22. A— 9,225. at Seton Hall. WCNX Btatlenol Feelball League assists, seven rebounds, five steals and lust Bett?Phlltai” ^ ' ■'*” “We need to be steady around this course, but you HOUSTON OILERS-^ctlvoted Qulntln one turnover In 4Smtnutes. 8:30 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at A— 15,003. need to be able to produce something spectacular as Jones, safety, from Inlured reserve. Super month Wichita State, Channel 18. W K H T Linesmen— Ron G olf Ploced Kenny Johnson, safety, on Inlured Phllodelphlo forward Charles Barkley, Finn, Leon Stickle. well.” said Crenshaw. reserve. who finished November by scorlno72 points 8:30 p.m. — Knicks at Spurs. Channel 9 PHOENIX CARDINALS— Waived Der­ Trallbtazers 105, Heat 102 and grabbing 45 rebounds In his final two 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: Tournament of Ohio-Florida link rick McAdoo, running bock. Activated Vol gomes, was named Player ot the Month on Hockey today Slkohemo, kick returner. Thursday. Barkley averaged X .4 points on Champions, championship game. USA Cable J.C. Penney Claesic scores WINTER PARK, Fla. (AP) - Waters beats Stackhouse PITTSBURGH STEELERS— PORTLAND 005) 63 percent shooting and pulled down 13.1 Ploced Bryan Hinkle, llnehocker,onlnlured Bryant 2-3 2-2 6, Kersey 5-9 80 18, rebounds per gometo lead the Slxerstao15S SUNDAY Scoreboard There obviously is a Cincinnati- CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australianjunior reserve. Re-signed Tyronne Stowe, Duckworth 3-9 4-610, Drexler 11-1714-1536, recordlnthe opening month. linebacker. Porter7-175-519,Johnson406014,Youngl-2 Sorry, Chortle “ ♦ PHtsburgh (7:35 nfweSP' — Scores Friday Rollins connection when it comes 12:30 p.m. — Tennis: Nabisco Masters, ESPN offer the second round of the SKIO,0(IO J C middleweight boxer Troy Waters moved a step PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— 002, Anderson 0-1OOO, Jones0-3000. Totals Barkley's December got off to a less- I ' Tlf? Penguins have won four in a to basketball. 330939-44105. 1 p.m. — Cardinals at Giants, Channel 3 ‘“ '♦HI 0 1 ^ r t -'t ii closer to a world title fight Friday when he Activated Mike Quick, wide receiver, and spectacular start on Thursday night, r^slneea6-3losstothelslonderstwoweeks The head coach of the Rollins Mike Gollc, defensive tackle, from Inlured M IA M I OOI) however, os the 6-foot8, 2S5pounder wos cSlSU'ctab: “ ®^*"®°'- outpointed American Ricky Stackhouse in a Grav 48008, LongO-21-21, Selkoly 8-1640 1 p.m. — Seahawks at Patriots. Channel 30 'Streaks basketball team, Tom Klusman, reserve. Placed Doug Bartlett, defensive called for charging on what would hovebeen M j^lsH a ta lsky-D o nn a White 6664— 132 10-round bout. tackle, on Inlured reserve. 20, Sparrow IM 7 OO 24, To ylor 4-12 2-3 10, o gome-tying shot at the buzzer of the76ers' 4 p.m. — Broncos at Raiders. Channel 30 r - I T * l*l®’<*«rs hove lost Six In o Edwards 9-17 2-2 20, Thompson 2-7 1-2 5, *®Si®'’‘'^*i^ Rosenthal 67-67— 134 and five of his players all come Waters, ranked the No. 1 contender by the 109-107 loss to the Hornets ot Charlotte 5 p.m. — Golf: Kaanapali Classic. ESPN hsIosteloM Mike ^Illvon-Sally Little 6666— 134 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Activated Cummings 20004, Hostings 5-700lO.Totols Coliseum. ° "(* •* unbeaten at home this from St. Xavier High School in 45891015102. 7 p.m. — Devils at Flyers. SportsChannel season In 14 gomes (ll-g .3 ).... The Flames International Boxing Federation (IB F) for the title Ron Hadley, linebacker, from procedural Supersub Cincinnati. The players are the held by American Robert Hines, was awarded a recall waivers. Waived Kevin Lilly, defen­ Portland 33 18 31 23— 185 Sixth man Walter Davis continued to 7 p.m. — Penguins at Bruins. NESN tS Iif ♦♦’" ' ♦hc*9 ooals In M iami 33 22 IS 20— 181 ♦heir last 16 gom es.... Minnesota has won high-scoring Wolf brothers, Jeff sive end. Ignite Denver off the bench Thursday night, 8 p.m. — Steelers at Oilers. ESPN. WPOP unanimous decision against the unranked HORSE RACINO 3-Polnt goals— Sporrow 2. Fouled out— scoring 26 points on W of 17 shooting In the S « I l 2 i ® * ° 2 " ’i'®'"/’'"®°"'TTourofUsflrst and Dan: Andy Holman. Scott Hostings. Rebounds— Portland 41 (Duck­ 24 games. ... St. Louis snapped o six-game Stackhouse. MONTICELLO RACEWAY — Nuggets' 135126 overtime victory at 8 6 ^ i i Martin and Mike Reeves. Waters, who now has an 11-1 record, outfought Announced the retiretnent of Joseph Londo, worth 7), Miami 48 (Thompson 7). Socromento. In his first 14 gomes, Davis hit J r ., general manager, effective at the end of Assists— Portlond 20 (Porter 11), M iam i 25 111 ot 198 shots from the field, better than 56 Stackhouse with a display that had his manager the 1988 season. Named Carolyn Derlogo (Sparrow, Edwords 7). Total fouls— percent,andaveraged17.9poln1slnlessthan Marty Rhone more than content. generol manager. Portland 18, Mloml27. A— 15,008. ISmlnutes Eddie Murray Irvin scores 33 as Missouri traded to LA Lendl rallies iw Bv Ben Walker to top Agassi dumps Owls in double O T The Associated Press By Rick Warner The Associated Press “ Eddie Murray has been traded to NCAA Hoop the World Series channpion Los Angeles Dodgers by N EW YOR K — Ivan Lendl, getting the most Die last-place Baltimore Orioles, the Associated out of his only service break, rallied from the Press learned Friday. brink of elimination to beat Andre Agassi 1-6, A source told the A P an agreement was reached By Jim O'Connell 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 Friday night and keep alive his bid The Associated Press earlier in the day. The teams did not immediately for a fourth straight Masters title. plan a formal announcement. Lendl was four points away from losing the CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Byron The Orioles were to acquire Dodgers relief ace match when he fell behind 3-1 in the tiebreaker. Jay Howell and two of the organization’s top Irvin scored seven of his 33 points But he fought back for a victory that forces a in the second overtime Friday prospects, outfielder Mike De vereaux and shortstop mad scramble for the semifinal berths in the Juan Bell. night and No. 8 Missouri beat No. round-robin tournament. 17 Temple 91-74 in the opening l^ r r a y . a seven-time All-Star, will fill the “ I think I bring out the best in his game,” Dodgers’ need fora hard-hitting first baseman. The round of the Tournament of said Agassi, who is now 0-3 lifetime against Clhampions. Dodgers have used several players at the position Lendl, including a loss in the U.S. semifinals including Franklin Stubbs and Mickey Hatcher, but ^ A ' Missouri, 5-1, will meet the this year. “ He doesn’t want to get beat by me.” winner of Friday night’s other none were of Murray’s caliber. Lendl came out on top even though Agassi Murray, who will be 33 next season, batted 284 game between No. 10 North won more points and more games. In fact, Carolina. 4-1, and No. 11 Arizona. with 28 home runs and 84 runs batted in. He is a A. .1 Lendl didn’t have a single break point until the lifetime .295 hitter with 333 homers and 1,190 RBI. 1-0, for the championship on sixth game of the final set, which he won to take Saturday night. Dodgers general manager Fred Claire also said Roglnold Plnto/MonchoMor Herald a 4-2 lead. the trade had not been finalized Irvin opened the second over­ TITLISTS — Coventry High girls had If Lendl had lost, he would have been time as he did the first with a The Patriots are minus three key eliminated from title contention and Agassi plenty to celebrate a year ago with the players, but do return a veteran cast for 3-pointer and then added four free state Class S basketball championship. would have clinched a semifinal spot with one throws as the Tigers scored the the ’88-89 season that opens Thursday. round-robin match remaining. Now, however, first seven points of the second all eight players in the season-ending tourna­ overtime. Bolton girls ment have a chance to make the semis heading Missouri then pulled away from into the final day of round-robin competition. the Owls — who missed seven of Patriot giris a veteran group Lendl, Agassi, Mats Wilander, Boris Becker. eight shots from the field in the Stefan Edberg and Henri Leconte all have 1-1 overtime periods in their season By Len Auster |set to improve records, while Jakob Hlasek is 2-0 and Tim opener — by making 11 of 12 free Dimmock’s aware that as a Manchester Herald Mayotte is 0-2. throws. H.S. Preview defending state champion, teams Hlasek defeated Mayotte 7-5, 6-3 in the By Len Auster will be ready for his Patriots. The Temple’s only point in the Manchester Herald It was a year Coventry High opening match Friday night. Becker met second five-minute overtime was School sports will never forget Oiarter Oak Conference looks Leconte in the late match. Chris D ’Ambrosio before the challenging. “ If I had a crystal one free throw by Mike The 1987-88 girls’ basketball team soccer season. How will the team Agassi played with machine-like precision in Vreeswyk. T There’s room for improvement, captured the school’s first state ball, I look for Cromwell to take the first set. making only three unforced errors and that s what second-year Coach Jen Kohut respond minus Leslie Danehv the conference this year. Por­ Missouri scored the first five championship by annexing the etc.? even though he was blasting the ball on almost points of the first overtime but state Class S crown with a 49-46 tland’s is always tough but it lost every shot. The soccer team responded a couple of key players to Mark Macon, who finished with 30 win over Kolbe Cathedral of with a 10-5-2 mark. The 42-year- But Lendl found his rhythm in the second set points, tied it at 73 by hitting a The Bulldogs, in their first varsity campaign Bridgeport. graduation.” he sa’d. and started winning his share of the baseline 15 games. Kohut. a old Dimmock isn’t expecting a fallaway jumper from the foul But it’s a new season, which mountain of woes to overcome. f And Coventry? “ I think we’ll be rallies that both players prefer. line with 52 seconds left. Temple May 1988 graduate of the University of opens Thursday at home against up near the top. I feel we’ll be Agassi. who has rocket^ to No. 3 in the world Connecticut, says the team looks to improve on All the kids have plenty of fairly successful. I want to give freshman Mik Kilgore missed a AP Mtioto Rocky Hill High, coming up. And this year, had three break points in the fourth 3-point attempt at the first that. Our goal is to win more than two games experience. Mollie and Maura Cromwell a tough time.” he said, gone from the 24-2 championship started a year ago. Maura’s been game but Lendl saved them all and held with a overtime buzzer. QUARDED CONDITION — Missouri center Gary and going .500,” she said. “ (.500) is not squad are tournament MVP adding he sees Bacon Academv service winner and an ace. unreachable. We looked real good in our first playing (varsity) since she was a as a dark horse. Missouri tied the game 67-67 Leonard (52) is boxed in by Temple players Michael Leslie Danehy (Providence) freshman. scrimmage against Parish Hill.” One big question which must be with 1:06 to play on a 3-pointer by Barden, left, Duane Causwell, back, and Mark Macon, Kim Mizesko (UConn) and Anna freshman Anthony Peeler and Bolton, which opens its season Thursday at "Wbat will be different is the answered is leadership. Leslie right. In first-half action Friday night at the Charlotte Werfel (Eastern Connecticut neither team scored again in home against Bacon Academy, has five scoring will be more spread out Danehy handled that role in State University). The cupboard regulation. Coliseum. Missouri won 91-74, in double overtime. veterans back from last year’s club. That and we’ll be quicker. I think we’ll ’87-88. “ I ’m looking for a couple as the saying goes, is hardly bare Celtics Macon threw the ball a way with poup is led by 5-foot-9 senior Wendy Neil, the however. look for the fast break (a little (of them) to step forward. I have From page 48 50 seconds left and the Tigers ran ished with 14 points, while Doug Rumeal Robinson added 19 F ri­ top returning scorer. She-averaged seven more) and look to score off of an Idea but we’ll wait and see who Five veterans, led by Maura steals.” the clpck down to 20 seconds day night to lead No. 2 Michigan ^ in ts a game. Other returnees are: 5-4 junior will be the leaders. (But) it’s their Smith had 12 points and 12 Danehy. Brenda Thalacker and before Irvin missed a 3-point rebounds. to a 102-62 v ic to ry over Am y Stoudt, 5-9 junior Teresa McMahon. 5-6 Corine Cagianello. a 5-foot-6 turn to be the leaders, to step Mollie Jacobson, will lead the attempt. Duane Causwell got the Grambling. forward, and Nekaria Gitsis. a forward and take control.” Trail Blazers 105, Heat 102 Vreeswyk had 22 points and 5"® sophomore Danielle Patriots in the ’88-89 campaign. rebound for Temple but was Rice’s 3-point basket gave C u^lo. Neil will be used in the pivot, McMahon 5-foot-3 guard, are returning Schedule: Dec. 8 Rocky Hill H M IAM I (AP) — Clyde Drexler scored 36 points Causwell 11 points and 12 re­ Danehy. a 5-foot-ll senior, aver­ called for travelling. Michigan the lead for good, 15-13. CoH'lo at point guard and veterans. Both are seniors. There 10 Putnam H. 12 Portland H. and the Portland Trail Blazers came from behind in bounds for the Owls. aged seven points and 11 re­ 15 Missouri had one last chance at with 11:04 left in the first half. The ®*S.U***I " *he backcourt or forecourt are four juniors — 6-foot Michelle RHAM H, 19 Bacon Academy H the final two minutes for a 105-102 victory Friday bounds a year ago. The 5-foot-2 winning in regulation but a Wolverines, 4-0, increased their The BulWogs’ roster, which totaled eight a Dixon, 5-foot-7 Stacie Renfro 22 Cromwell A, 27 E.O. Smith A that dropped the Miami Heat’s record to 0-13. Michigan 102, Jacobson averaged five points a 3-point attempt by Lee Coward lead to 44-29 by halftime, and the bolstered by the addition of 5-foot-2 Chris Gagnon and 5-foot-5 The Heat, which led at halftime for the first time Grambling St. 62 game as a junior while Tha­ 28 Woodstock Academv A 30 Tigers, 0-3, could get no closer. ^ x freshmen. That group includes 5-10 Kerri Johanna VanKruiningen. who are Tolland H 7 p.m. this season, is two losses from tying the NBA record with four seconds left bounced off lacker. a 5-foot-7 senior, was a top the rim. ANN ARBOR. Mich. (AP) — Terry Mills added 14 points and Bedard. 5-5 Alison expected to see plenty of floor Jan. 5 Bolton H. 9 East for the worst start in a season. reserve. She, however, will miss time. Two sophomores. 5-foot-5 Coward and Peeler each fin- Glen Rice scored 23 points and five blocked shots for Michigan. lailorin, 5-5 Maureen Griffin. 5-4 Rosemary the first two to three weeks of the Hampton A, 12 Rocky Hill A, 18 Miami missed four 3-point shots in the final 20 Janet Werfel. and 5-foot-ll Jenna i2 r!!r dotting. The latter .season with a cracked bone in her Tourtellotte H, 19 Portland A 6 seconds, including a desperate hook from the corner and McKeegan, a transfer from Virginia have Haynes, have impressed in the by Rony Seikaly that ^unced off the rim at the ankle. That injury was suffered in preseason. p.m,. 23 RHAM A 6p.m., 26 Bacon shown good promise. the soccer season. Academy A. 30 Cromwell H buzzer. Pooley, Green tied for Million lead Impovement seen to date has “All nineofourseniors/juniors Feb. 2 Bolton A 7 p m.. 6 East Terry Porter hit two free throws with 1:56 left to Fifth-year Patriot Coach Ray are fairly good shooters, which 72-hole tournament is $1.65 ‘‘•^“St knowing Dimmock is facing virtually the Hampton H, 15 Marianapolis A put Portland ahead to stay. 101-100. The Trail SUN CITY, South Africa (AP) don’t often get a combination like where to be on the court. What we need to we haven’t had before,” Dim­ 21-23 COC Tournament. Games Blazers hit 39 of 44 free throws, while Miami scored — Americans Don Pooley and that and stay in contention. I million. same dilemma that confronted mock advi.sed. k". *^bounding. We have a lot of not noted 7:30 p.m only 10 points from the line. Ken Green shot even-par 72s in know I ’ll have to play a lot better The tournament is being played b^ggirls but they re not coming down with the Porter finished with 19 points and Jerome Kersey the second round Friday and the next two days or I ’m history.” on the 7,665-yard course designed 18 for the Trail Blazers. Rory Sparrow had 24 for remained tied for the lead half­ Defending champion Ian Woos- by South African golfer Gary Kohut hopes Neil, Stoudt and Curylo. who she Duper appeals suspension Miami, and rookies Seikaly and Kevin Edwards way through the Million Dollar man of Wales carded a 70 fora 142 Player at Sun City, a sports-and- lists as good shooters, can help carry the scored 20 each. Challenge, golf’s richest total, one shot ahead of South gambling resort in the nominally scoring load, ^ Correction independent black homeland of N EW YOR K (AP) — Wide Wednesday for 30 days for Miami led 55-41 at halftime. Steve Johnson scored tournament. African Fulton Allem, who shot a receiver Mark Duper of the Senior Rod Cantrell, noted six points to spark a 10-1 spurt early in the fourth Pooley and Green are 5 under 71. American Chip Beck, who shot Bophuthatswana. violating the league’s substance Foreign athletes in many Miami Dolphins appealed his abuse policy, met with league as a goalie candidate for the quarter that gave Portland its biggest lead. 94-83. par after 36 holes, with totals of 70, and South African Mark S’ season-ending drug related sus­ East Catholic High School But Seikaly had two baskets and a free throw to 139. McNulty, who shot a 73, are at 144. sports boycott South Africa be­ vice president and counsel Jay cause of its racial segregation pension to the N F L Friday and Moyer for about two hours. hockey team in Friday’s Man­ spark a comeback that saw Miami tie the game at 96 One shot back is South African West German Bernhard David Frost, who fired a 3-under- Langer, after a 74 on Friday, was policies. Some top golfers honor ‘ ’ "HAM A, 15 was told a decision will be made N F L spokesman Joe Browne chester Herald, is not a with 5:20 left. Denver set the record for the poorest start in a par 69 to move into third place in last with a two-day total of 150. the boycott, but many others, M ost ootnes not notod 7 p.rn. after his case is discussed with would say only that they “ dis­ member of the team. Cantrell s commissioner Pete Rozelle. is currently attending Man­ season in 1949. The mark was tied by the expansion the eight-man field. The eight are competing for a $1 particularly Britons and Ameri­ cussed Duper’s recent violation cans, have competed here in Duper. who was suspended of the substance abuse policy.” chester High School. Cleveland Cavaliers in 1970 and by Philadelphia in “ I hit the ball bad and putted million first prize, the largest in 1972. terrible today,” saidGreen. “You golf. The total purse for the recent years. ’ t Monday, iHaurkralrr Hrrali) Orioles deal Murray to world champion^ SPORTS — see page 46 CAVAUERS BLAST CELTS NBA Ronndap

By Chuck AAelvIn The Associated Press MUS R IC H F IE LD . Ohio — Ron Harper scored 23 points MEI and Brad Daugherty matched his career high with 17 rebounds Friday night as the Cleveland Cavaliers, off to their best start in 12 years, beat the Marl bo Boston Celtics 112-84. to the r The winning margin equalled Cleveland’s largest ever against the Celtics. The Cavaliers also beat LaBor Boston by 28 points in March 1977. ch The Cavaliers’ 10-3 start is their best since they went 11-2 in 1970-77. Walk The Celtics, 8-8, have L arry Bird out after heel bury surgery and also played without guard Dennis Horr Johnson, who stayed home because of a sore Achilles tendon, but the Cavaliers were without house S L arry Nance, out with a bruised thigh. 300 p Cleveland repeatedly beat Boston downcourt. running up leads as big as 22 points in the first half and 32 in the second half. H arper scored six points during a 13-4 run that closed the first quarter and gave Cleveland a 31-18 advantage, and Mark Price had six during a 14-3 spurt that put the Cavaliers ahead 45-23 with seven minutes left in the half. 3i Cleveland led 56-38 at halftime, and the Celtics couldn’t get back in the gam e in the second half. Both coaches played substitutes for most oLthe Bv Mau fourth quarter. Manche Mike Sanders scored 17 points and Daugherty and Price had 16 each for Cleveland. John "Hot Rod” It was Williams filled in for Nance and scored 15. Nearl> Kevin McHale scored 20 and Robert Parish and first sun Brian Shaw added 14 each for Boston. Boston is now their hoi 6-4 since Bird was sidelined. the holid Cleveland has now defeated Boston six times in Open Ho the last eight games overall and six straight at Bright home. AP photo peered o Bucks 103, Nets 92 LOOK OUT!! — Cleveland guard Mark quarter action of their game Friday night experien s EAST RU’THERFORD. N.J (AP) — Terry Price (25) drives down the lane past at the Richfield Coliseum. The Cavaliers mas mig Cummings had 18 of his 32 points in the third quarter Boston’s Danny Ainge during second- won, 112-84. Hosts an and the Milwaukee Bucks scored 16 of the first 21 Historic^ points of the fourth period to defeat New Jersey furniture 103-92 Friday night. family v Peter L Pierce finished with 26 points, while Paul Pressey Walker d added 16. Roy Hinson led the Nets with 31 points and Whalers sink Sabres, 6-1 Mike McGee had 17. of the 2(K Bv Frank Baker Holly Whaler.s a 3-1 lead. Buffalo for the second straight The Associated Press decorate Pistons 120, Bullets 114 Dineen then sparked a three- time Hartford won 7-1 on Oct 26 ments ol LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Adrian Dantley scored 28 goal third period that put the BUFFALO. NY. - Kevin tables. A points and Vinnie Johnson added nine in the fourth gam e away when he stole the Buffalo took a 1-0 lead 1:39 into Dineen scored two goals and tree dec quarter Friday night as the Detroit Pistons held off puck from Buffalo defenseman the game when Mike Donnelly added an assist as the Hartford simple V a second-half comeback bid and defeated the Doug Bodger at the Sabres’ blue split the defense at the Whalers Whalers beat the Buffalo Sabres Washington Bullets 120-114. line, skated in and beat goal- blue line and beat Sidorkiewicz plain whi 6-1 Friday night. tender Daren Puppa with a high with a wrist shot. mood. Detroit won despite 37 points by Washington's Hartford broke a 1-1 tie midway shot for a short-handed goal at Frank Bernard King, including 21 in the third period as through the second period when 4:28. The Whalers tied the gam e at ter Histc Washington, which trailed 61-41 at halftime, cut the Paul M acDermid scored his Ron Francis and Sylvain Tur- 4:24 on Dineen’s first goal. which he deficit to 87-80. fourth goal of the season on the geon rolled up the score with Referee Don Koharski was from a w Jeff Malone scored 27 points and Darrell Walker rebound of Scott Young’s power-play goals in the final two forced to leave the gam e early in The in 17 for the Bullets. Isiah Thomas and Joe Dumars slapshot. minutes. the second period after he was hit they wer each had 21 for the Pistons. Dave Tippett then scored his Hartford goaltender Peter Si- in the ankle by the puck. Lines­ of spicy. eighth goal of the season at 18; 37 dorkiewicz made 23 saves as the man Ron Finn replaced him and See CELTICS, page 47 of the second period to give the Whalers routed the Sabres in finished the game.

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