New Trial Frees Stuart in Milford Sex Murder

Manchester — A City of Village Charm

Saturday, Dec. 13,1986 30 Cents NEW TRIAL FREES STUART IN MILFORD SEX MURDER

DERBY (AP) — A 35-year-old man was set free from prison for the first time in more than four years Friday after he was found innocent in his second triai on charges that he raped and murdered a 5-year-oId giri. “ I can’t describe it. I ’m speechiess,” said the defendant, Daniel Stuart of Milford, after the Superior Court jury returned its verdict following almost two days of deliberations. “ I haven’t had Christmas in a while. Christmas is just another day in jail.” Stuart was convicted in 1983 of felony murder in the June 21, 1982 sexual assault and beating death of Constance Roberts of Milford, whose body was found behind a school. Stuart won a new trial because a man who committed suicide while the jury was deliberating in Stuart’s first trial left notes in which he apologized for raping and murdering an unnamed young girl about the same time Roberts was killed. Former Superior Court Judge Alvin G. Rottman ruled last year that the suicide notes of Joseph Salamone were new evidence that could persuade a jury that Stuart was innocent. ’The notes were never introduced os evidence in Stuart’s second trial, however. Judge Hugh C. Curran ruled earlier this week that they were inadmissible. ” I think this proves the system does work,” Stuart’s attorney, Robert Casale, said Friday. State’s Attorney Michael Dearington left court immediately after the verdict. He was not at home Friday evening and couldn’t be reached for comment. In closing arguments Wednesday. Casale told the jury that the state’s case was “ riddled with reasonable doubt.” “ From beginning to end, from start to finish, reasonable doubt runs throughout the case,” he said. “ After 4Vi years of Danny Stuart rotting in jail, it is time for the truth.” Dearington told the jury that circumstantial evidence was enough to convict Stuart. ’Two witnesses said they saw Stuart carrying a small child on his shoulders about 4:30 on the morning Roberts’ body was found, Dearington reminded jurors. The prosecutor said Stuart told police he was AP Phota drinking heavily the night before the child’s body was found and witnesses said Stuart told them he was Hostage drama deadly looking for sex that night. ’The defense maintained that some witnesses were A police officer in Trenton, N.J., carries heid hostage for a half-hour, but the trying to frame Stuart. 6>month-old Ebony Sherle Qussin in his drama ended shortly after this rescue Dearington also said that hair and blood found on the victim’s body were consistent with Stuart’s hair and arms as he runs for cover Friday during a when poiice shot and kiiied the gu nman. blood types. Casale noted that a forensic scientist shootout. Ebony and her mother were Story on page 2. testified that the blood and hair didn’t point specifically to Stuart as the murderer the way a fingerprint might. jUkB Lakers beat Celts in Boston MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION ~ see page 56 l’4 » ( S M fy » » I t ( I I ! ( To w n let man drive to death, suit charges

By Andrew Yurkovsky Herald Reporter

The estate of a man who died last year in an automobile accident shortly after his arrest on drunken-driving charges is suing the arresting officer and the town, charging that police were negligent in allowing the man to return to his car. Damages in excess of 815,000 are being sought in the AP photo suit, filed in Hartford Superior Court last week. How van Gogh really lost his ear. Manchester police officer Wayne P. Mora arrested Trenton, N.J., police officer Richard Friday began shooting. The gunman the man. Charles H.. Colling of Monson, Mass., at North Infantine runs for cover with 6-month- was shot and killed by police shortly Main Street and Oakland Street the night of April 19, old Ebony Sherie Gusain after a gu nman after their rescue. 1985, after Colling failed a sobriety test, according to Connecticat Weather who took Ebony and her mother hostage the estate’s complaint. The complaint says that at 11; 15 p.m., police made arrangements to transport Colling to his car, and at 11;44 p.m.. Colling was involved in an automobile accident in Ellington in the AP photo Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior; Today Gunm an kills teenage hostage northbound lane of Route 83. mostly sunny, blustery and cold, high 20 to 25, winu Colling’s blood alcohol content at the time of his Firefighters hose down the flaming believed to have killed most of the 81 northwest 15 to 25 mph. Tonight clear and very cold, death was 0.15 percent — far above the legal limit of wreckage of a Soviet airliner that passengers and crew members on board low zero to 10 above. Sunday, sunny, high in the TRENTON, N.J. (A P ) — A gunman took a 0.10 percent, the complaint says. mid-SOs. 13-year-old boy, his mother and his infant sister The complaint, filed by attorney Thomas L. Brayton crashed while approaching East Berlin's the flight. West coutal. East coastal: Today mostly sunny, hostage in their home Friday and shot the teenager to of Waterbury, charges that Mora failed to meet the Schoenefeld airport Friday. The crash is windy and cold, high around 30, wind northwest 20 to 30 death before police entered the house and killed the minimum standards of a police officer in allowing mph. Tonight clear and very cold, low 10 to 15. Sunday, assailant, authorities said. Colling access to his car after he was found unfit to sunny, high in the upper 30s. The boy was picked up by officers after he staggered drive. Furthermore, it charges that police failed to put Northwest hills: Today mostly sunny, blustery and out the back of the dwelling a few doors from the Colling in protective custody as required by law, that Soviet plane crashes in fog; cold, high near 20, wind northwest 15 to 25 mph. Tonight assailant’s home, said police Sgt. Robert Orlowski. they knew he was likely to harm himself or others until The woman and her 6-month old daughter escaped clear and very cold, low zero to 5 above. Sunday, sunny, the effects of alcohol had disappeared, and that they unharmed through an upstairs window during the high 30 to 35. knew that insufficient time had passed for Colling to 35-minute drama, which ended when police returned regain his sobriety. fire on the gunman. rescuers find few survivors Police could not determine the gunman's motive. " I The complaint seeks damages — including funeral and burial expenses — on the basis that the death of have no idea what he was doing," said Orlowski. BERUN (AP) - A Soviet Lottery Numbers Colling, who was an engineer at Hamilton Standard in eight. Initially, it reported that nine East German television news The victim, William Laster, suffered a gunshot Aeroflot jetliner crashed in heavy Windsor, destroyed his earning capacity and his crewmembers had been aboard the said eight survivors were brought wound just above the heart, said Orlowski. fog while approaching East Ber­ plane. The gunman was identified by police as Booker T. “ ability to enjoy life’s activities.” to East Berlin’s Koepenick Hospital lin’s Schoenefeld airport Friday There were no Americans a board Ricks, 39, who Orlowski said had a history of arrests “ We won’t have any comment on (the suit) because and that two were in critical Connecticut daily Friday; 958. Play Four; I,S,6,3. evening, killing most of the 81 the Soviet Tupolev-134 jet, a U.S. dating back to 1967 for disorderly conduct, shoplifting, it’s in litigation," police spokesman Gary Wood said condition. Connecticut Lotto Friday; 6,8,9,23,24,29. people aboard. Embassy spokesman in East Berlin assault and possession of marijuana. Friday. Neither Brayton nor Town Attorney John told The Associated Press by The television repor ts showed the The shooting first was reported at 2; 15 p.m. and The official news agency ADN Cooney was available Friday night to comment on the telephone. East German authori­ jetliner in pieces, with firemen ended about 35 minutes later, said authorities. suit. said 12 survivors were pulled from ties released no immediate infor­ hosing down smoldering wreckage. “ The radio room got a call about a man in a cellar the wreckage. Earlier the news agency had said there were 17 mation on the passengers’ A report by the Soviet news agency Index with a gun and we dispatched a car. Police arrived, and nationalities. Tass referred to “ flaming debris.” shots were fired at them" from a ground-floor window survivors, but it did not explain the AP photographer Elke Bruhn- of the three-story house, said Sgt. Robert Tedder. discrepancy. Advice__ OPEC members Hoffmann drove to within a half- Pieces of the airplane also were .38 Focus. .18-19 As police surrounded the house and officers entered It said the exact number of Business. .11 Local news. mile of the crash site before being scattered among nearby trees. ___4-5 the back of the home, the boy's mother and sister made victims “ was not yet possible to Churches____ Obituaries _ ___10 stopped by police. She said the ADN said a special commission their way upstairs from the ground floor and were led determine.” Classified____ Opinion___ . 12-13 plan to pump less under the leadership of Transport through a window by police, authorities said. Most of the people aboard were plane appeared tohavecrashedin a C om ics______Sports____ .48-58 wooded area just beyond East Minister Otto Arndt has been set up Ricks fired through the ceiling at officers on the killed and the identification of the Connecticut__ U.S./World . — uB-9 GENEVA (AP) — Most OPEC members agreed in Berlin’s city limits about two miles to investigate the crash. second floor and police returned fire, striking him, said victims was “ exceptionally” diffi­ Entertainment. . 39 Weekend Plus. .21-36 principle Friday to cut the cartel’s oil production at from Schoenefeld. Detective Joseph Constance. cult because the bodies were West Berlin authorities said they least 5 percent in hopes of boosting oil prices to 818 a Police tried to talk with Ricks before the final burned, the news agency said. Bruhn-Hoffmann said local resi­ were awaiting official information barrel from the current range of 813 to 816. two senior shootout, hut negotiations were hampered by the dents told her the crash occurred at on'the crash. delegates said. ADN said most of the victims home's lack of a telephone, Constance said. He said about 5;30 p.m.. after nightfall, in The Tu-134 is a small passenger No final accord was reached, however, and the cartel were East Germans. The plane was police tried to talk to Ricks by shouting through a heavy fog. jet, similar in size to the Boeing 737. leaders were scheduled to open a third day of talks arriving from Minsk, the capital of ManrtiPBtpr Hrrald window. Hundr^s of East German police It can carry about 90 passengers. Saturday, officials said. Soviet Byelorussia about 600 miles The boy and Ricks were declared dead at St. Francis were deployed to restrict access to About 650 to 700 TU-134S are in LISPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 64 to the east. Medical Center, authorities said. Libyan Oil Minister Fawzi Shakshuki said that most the crash site to official rescue service, flown mainly by Aeroflot AP photo The news agency said the plane Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher The boy’s mother was identified as Olamae Gussin, of OPEC’ s 13 member countries, including his own, had vehicles arriving from downtown and East Germany’s Interflug accepted the proposal. carried 73 passengers and a crew of East Berlin, Bruhn-Hoffmann said. airlines. Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen 28, and his sister was identified as Ebony Scherie Executive Editor Composing Manager Gussin. Ola Gussin is rescued from a house in a Denise A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard ErsMne Stafford, who lives across the street, said he Trenton, N.J., where a gu nman took her Advsitlsing Director Pressroom Manager first heard one or two shots, later followed by a rapid Mark F Abraltls Jeanne Q Fromerth and her 6-month-old daughter hostage. Supreme Court likely to get Route 6 appeal Business Manager Circulation Manager succession of about IS shots. By George Layng Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the Herald Reporter The group went to court in March appeal is made, the Supreme Court does Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place. Manchester. seeking to stop the state Department of Conn. 00040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. not have to hear the case. Petersen, who opponents argued that the lawsuit was Vets home wants to do better Transportation from acquiring prop­ Postmester Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. Opponents of the proposed Route 6 was not present when ECCAG members timely because federal highway offi­ P.O. Box M l. Manchester. Conn. 06040. erty for the 11.8-mile, highway that ROCKY HILL (AP) — The state The budget proposal submitted patients, cleaning facilities, serv­ highway have voted to take their case to voted, said she did not know if or when cials had already approved the project If you don't receive your Herald by S p,m weekdays or 7:30 would link Bolton Notch and Windham a m. Saturdays, please telephorre your carrier. If you're unable Veterans Home and Hospital has by Commandant Nicholas Motto ing food and mowing lawns. the U.S. Supreme Court in an effort to the appeal will be made. and property acquisitions have begun. to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 047-9B46 by 6 said state employees are needed to until the road receives final approval. requested 79 more staff positions in Motto also said 67 percent of the prevent the state from acquiring DOT officials and the state attorneys p.m. weekdays tor delivery In Manchester replace aging residents who work The road still needs state and federal In November, though, the appeals Suggested carrier rates are I t .50 weekly. 66.50 tor one its 1987-88 budget to reverse a hospital’s 310 patients now require property for the expressway. who are involved with the case could not full time in the hospital and home. environmental permits. court upheld Cabranes’ ruling. month. 619.25 tor three months. 636 50 for six months and deterioration of patient care and total care in contrast to only 45 Edith Petersen of Manchester, a be reached for comment. Motto said the quality of hospital The proposed highway would extend 677 00 tor one year Mall rates are available on request avert the closing of its 350-bed percent six years ago. ibember of the Eastern Connecticut South Windsor attorney Jon Berman T o place a claaaltled or display advertisement, or to report a care has deteriorated and will In July. U.S. District Court Judge Jose from the end of Interstate 384 in Bolton hospital. Citizen Action Group, which has long who represents the highway opponents.' news ham. story or picture Idea, call 643-2711 Office hours are Inadequate staffing and high continue to deteriorate if more The state Office of Policy and Cabranes dismissed the opponents’ Notch, through Coventry, Andover and 6:30 a m to 5 p m Monday through Friday fought the 8170 million project, said cw W not be reached for comment turnover have been a concern regular staff is not hired. Management is reviewing Motto's lawsuit on the grounds that the actual Columbia, and connect with a stretch of The Manchester Herald Is a member, of the Associated Press, Friday that members voted earlier this Friday. However, in November he said the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the New England among health professionals and There are about 330 residents in proposal, which would increase construction of the road had not begun. uncompleted highway in Windham. week to appeal to the high court he favored taking the case to the Newspaper Association. officials at the institution in Rocky the home, about 160 of whom do full-time staff from 464 to 543 at a Cabranes said a suit could be filed once d^isions by lower federal courts to Supreme Court. Proponents argue it will open up Hill for several years. such full-time jobs as moving cost of more than $1 million. the road is given final approval. dismiss their lawsuit. eastern Connecticut and mean safer Berman warned at the time that if an However, in an appeal to the Second transit. i A 3 • Ex-M otfs Fighting through a New England winter m ay house As soon as the first The first time the “ lint of the Gods” when snowstorms hit. During the winter snowfall hits each year, fell on my young life left nothing but of his discontent, when he turned 17, a it seems people jump out confusion. Pappy, emitting a deep, fluke blizzard left his pickup truck retail shop of their bathing suits, warm chuckle, sat me up on his lap and, covered in a mound of snow, hours casually throw on the with a wink in his eyes, said "Run for before a date with his then-cowgirl leather boxing gloves your life, boy, the sky, she’ s explodin’ Bossy Sue. In an overzealous attempt to By John F. Kirch an’ I don’ think ah’ kin make it!” We and baggy American John Mitchell remove the crystalline flakes, Bucky Herald Reporter didn’ t see him again for three weeks, flag shorts, and prance accidentally scraped all the primer off. that kidder. Last month while spinning crazily out around in circles with Four ‘‘prominent retail stores” are Some years were so lean winter-wise of control on a dark, icy Manchester interested in leasing the former Mott’s their eyes to the heavens we’d be forced to throw scrap metal and street and careening off a pole into Shop Rite building on East Middle singing "Gonna fly now, dead batteries at each other and call it a somebody’ s back yard, I realized how Turnpike, the building’s owner said trying hard now! ” Wait, snowball fight. The one true battle we proclaim. unprepared I was for New England. My Friday afternoon. that’s not right. I ’m thinking of did engage in was marred by controv­ wife told me a few days later that the Warren Larrick, vice president of something else. ersy after “ sources” discovered that incident could have been avoided had I IN TH E LO NE STAR STATE, when Wally Dingle, the wimpy paperboy who USLIFE Real Estate Service Corp. of If I appear confounded, it’s only been driving a car at the time. New York, which owns the 21,000- the right person shakes too much lived down the street, had made The most important thing I’ve learned because snow survival was never my square-foot building, declined to say Parmesan cheese on a beef pizza, clandestine snowball deals with our so far living up north, side-by-side with strong suit. This winter is the first I ’ ll what type of retail business is likely to schools have been known to close and opponents. I never knew anything about Mother Nature’s marshmallow spread, have lived through as a New England move in and refused to name the stores important government officials with this at the time, honestly. When we is if you’ re going to make angels in a his company was negotiating with. Yankee, providedidon’tgetgoredbya titles too long to remember request confronted Wally, he pleaded the Fifth snowbank, by ali means check to ensure Amendment. But they are were all retail, he said, moose before season’s end or, worse, federal disaster aid. that there’s not a small but treacherous “ some national and some local.” have to read another book about Chuck Those few memories of Texas snows pond underneath. I ’d like to say I was wearing the swim trunks but, to make a Supermarkets have not expressed an Yeager. produce a fond picture in m y mind of WHENEVER THE SKY did rain long story end, the boxing gloves began interest in leasing the space because the In Texas, from whence I came, the white, we took advantage. My friend Herald photo by Pinto chipmunks roasting on an open fire to stink afterward and the baggy shorts building is too small, Larrick said. fluffy powder was a rarity and did a and Jack Frost nipping at our noses. Bucky Nelson liked to build his snow­ men upside down then watch the water shrunk and ne^_to_lw replaced. Tl8 the season In September the Mott’s Shop Rite terrible job of preparingmeforlifeina We’d give him a quarter, or our run to their heads. Bucky, who con­ grocery store closed its doors for the last place “ where every sunrise is like the half-eaten sandwiches, and he’d go John Mitchell is a reporter for the The decorations on Armand Morin's house on only 12 days away. The dog standing in front of stantly asked us to call him Joseph-Bob Manchester Herald. As anyone can tell, time and ended nearly 25 years of beginning of a new day,” as the ads for pick on some other kid around the Route 44A in Bolton light up the evening sky his house at left appears to be watching as Santa because “ it’s Texan, but refined, he recently moved to Connecticnt from business at the location. Store owners New England tourism proudly playground. Friday, reminding passersby that Christmas is Claus approaches on the roof. said at the time that consumers were y’know,” never did learn how to react Texas. looking toward the larger “ super supermarkets,” like the Super Stop & Group buys house for home Shop in the Manchester Parkade. Some Calendars Grant speeds group home renovation shoppers didn’t agree and mourned the The Shelter For Women Inc., a loss of the store. The Shelter For Women won By John Mitchell nonprofit group based in Hartford, approval from the Planning and into a single-family unit so that it can wooden ducks in a drive sponsored by USLIFE has been negotiating with Herald Reporter function as a group home under has bought a house in central Zoning Commission in September the Home Economics and Industrial potential tenants since Mott’s closed. Manchester Community Hal! fireplace room. 8 p.m. Manchester zoning regulations. Tnesday Manchester where it plans to run a to run a group home on the Arts departments. All profits will be Larrick said Friday that the holiday Monday The Transitional Living Center Foun­ DiYeso said officials of the foundation Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 group home for children with property. donated to the TLO. season and concern over the new federal Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, dation will begin renovating its group are discussing the possibility of letting p.m. special needs. The house has three floors, a full home for emotionally troubled teenag­ Although final figures aren't availa­ tax law have delayed the bargaining. Main Street firehouse, 7 p.m. The house and property, at 151 basement and six bedrooms. teenagers who use the group home stay ble, DiYeso said the handicrafts are Wednesday ers next week and has received a $1,000 on a short- or long-term basis. “ It may Although the tax changes will not Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Hartford Road, was owned by Rose Senators, the executive selling well. Planning Commission, Community Hall, grant to help out. go from several months to several affect a business leasing a building, Center hearing room. 7 p.m. Frank S. Findley and sold for director of the Shelter For Women, The foundation receives no state 7:30 p.m. The grant came from the Ruddell years,” he said. many companies are spending much of Tnesday $290,000, according to land records could not be reached for comment funding, DiYeso said. The town and its Zoning Commission. Community Hall fire­ Charitable Trust, an organizer of the The foundation received a $75,000 their energy trying to learn the law’s Building Committee. Municipal Building on file at the town clerk’s office. Friday. Board of Education split a $90,000 place room, 7:30 p.m. project said Friday. challenge grant in August from the implications, Larrick said. That makes coffee room. 7:30 p.m. appropriation for its first year of William DiYeso, TLC Foundation’s Hartford Foundation for Public Giving it difficult for USLIFE’s negotiators to Human Relations Commission, Lincoln operation. executive director, said the gift was to help cover the cost of the project. get in touch with key people. Center gold room, 8 p.m. Coventry The Ruddell trust, which has also Wednesday generous "for a trust of that size." According to DiYeso, the group is now “ No deal will be made before the first assisted in funding the pool for the Commission on Children and Youth, Lincoln Monday The two-family structure at 17-19 about $100,000 short of the $225,000 of the year,” Larrick said. Instuctors of the Handicapped, was Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 GET North St. where the private non-profit necessary for the renovation, furnishing Larrick said the building’s location is p.m. organization will operate its home for and eventual purchase of the site, which established in the name of Manchester Commission on Handicapped, Senior Citi­ good and will be an attractive place to zens’ Center, 7:30 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town 13- to 18-year-olds is expected to be the foundation teases from the Com­ resident H. Louise Ruddell after her THE put a retail outlet. Thursday Office Building. 7:30 p.m. completely repaired March IS and munity Child Guidance Clinic. death. DiYeso said “ the town has been Judge’s hours. Probate Court building, 6; 30 Tnesday ready for operation by April 1, DiYeso “ The money just comes in daily,” Cemetery Committee, Town Office Build­ tremendous” in its support to raise The United States and Canada signed p.m. said. DiYeso said. ing. 1:30 p.m. money for the TIG . “ The more people two agreements in 1950 to avoid double Comment session. Municipal Building di­ " It ’ s'just a very gratifyitig thing to see One part of the fund drive was Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office that we can get to feel a part of this taxation of their citizens and to prevent rectors’ office, 6:30 p.m. it all come together,” he said. conducted at Manchester High School, Building, 7:30 p.m. home, the happier I am,” he said. income tax evasion. Officials plan to convert the building where students made ornaments and Electronic Advisory Committee, Patriot’s Andover Park, 7:30 p.m. Water Pollution Control Authority, Town PICTURES! Tnesday Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Scranton Motors becomes a giant W e're Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Conservation Commission, Town Office at the store Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Building, 7:30 p.m. SALEM NASSIFF PHOTO STUDIO Wednesday VERNON — Scranton Motors will complete hiring a sales manager, a sales staff of four to -{TV, with the purchase of Herman Motors on Monday six people and a finance and insurance Parks and Recreation Commission, Patri­ SUPER 3 5 s and become the largest dealership in eastern manager. He hopes to more than double sales Bolton ot’s Park, 7:30 p.m. Connecticut, company President Chris Scran­ at Herman Motors, which current sells about V- MORE! School Building Committee, Coventry High 639 Main St., Mancheser / 643-7369 ton said Friday. 30 to 40 new and used cars each month. He said Monday School, 7:30 p.m. Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 Scranton declined to disclose the sum paid that this year Scranton Motors will sell about Thanday p.m. & to James Filkoff and Gershon Marohlin, the 2.800 used and new cars. MORE 275th Anniversary Committee, Town Office owners of Herman Motors. The former owners njjuit Community Hall Advisory Committee, Building, 7:30 p.m. will not stay with the company, he said. Scranton added that service at the Chrysler hiendly Scranton Motors, located on Talcottville dealership will be emphasized as much as service! Road, sells GMC trucks and cars built by sales. Ultimately, Scranton said he wants to ^ lAs Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Cadillac. Herman move the Herman Motors operation to the • • MORE Snow puts off King meeting Motors, located on Windsor Avenue in Scranton location and construct a new ^ J f fine quality! Rockville, sells Chrysler-Plymouth cars. The building for it. The Martin Luther King Day committee package Tuesday for Martin Luther King REPRINT SPECIALS name of Herman Motors will change to MORE values! organizing the Jan. 19 celebration of the Day. Guest speakers will be heard and other Scranton Chrysler-Plymouth. holiday in town canceled its meeting Thurs­ events will be held. Governor appoints two day night after between two and four inches of In a related matter, Cassano said late “ We feel Chrysler-Plymouth does an snow fell on Manchester. Thursday morning that although municipal 5x7...... M.75 each excellent, excellent job on the lower-end of the Gov. William A. O’Neill has appointed two The holiday panel has scheduled a meeting offices will be open on King Day, the town will car market. We feel that the quality of the Manchester men to state panels. Amado G. for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Lincoln Center, recognize the holiday by contributing funds Chrysler product is very strong and the 8x10...... ^2.99 each Cruz of South Farms Drive was reappointed, committee member Stephen Cassano said. for the celebration. commitment form the Chrysler organization to a five-year term, on the Hartford Hospital ^jdtnoideen^ “ We’ re under the gun time-wise,” Cassano Local activists have criticized the decision is strong.” Scranton said when asked what Corp., and James D. Fraser of Valley Street said. “ It’ s hard to find time to meet with the to keep town offices open. Town officials have 20x30 Poster...... M2.95 each motivated the purchase. was named as an additional alternate labor 305 E. Center St. holidays.’’ said that closing the offices would mean However, Cassano, who is also a Demo­ Scranton said that operations at Herman member of the state Board of Mediation and another holiday for municipal employees, Offer Good until Dec. 18,1986 643-4958 Manchester, CT cratic member of the town Board of Directors, Motors would be. expanded. Plans include Arbitration. something that must be negotiated between 35mm Color Negatives Only said he thinks the committee will finalize a town and union officials. Raids in state net Arms deals meant life in fast lane, feds say

BRIDGEPORT (A P ) — A rif Durrani had it all — motion seeking release on bail. ’The government says the goods were to be shipped to expensive cars, a milllon-dollar California home, a ’The motion, filed this week in U.S. District Court in Belgium and from there directed to Iran and other cash, cocaine and profitable corporation, international travel and a Bridgeport, contends that Durrani was merely a locations not specified. Daly wrote in his bail decision mistress at his side. buyer, tracking down salvaged and reconditioned that some "munitions components contemplated by His route to wealth came through a family history of parts. It asks Daly to reconsider bail, especially in light the indictment are compatible only with certain dealing arms, including some illegally targeted for of allegations the Reagan administration also sold military-type helicopters that are used only in Iran.” ex-U.S. prosecutor Iran, federal documents indicate. arms to Iran. Durrani was working as an agent for California- Durrani’s life of luxury was abruptly interrupted in "If, in fact, the government was shipping things out based Merex Inc., of which he was chairman. At the October when a Connecticut-bas^ arms supplier without customs approval, and. in fact, the policy of the time of his arrest he sold his interest in the company for HARTFORD (AP) — A former tipped federal agents who arrested him in Danbury on government was to ship arms to Iran, it seems to me we $500,000 to his partner, federal documents show. assistant U.S. attorney was among four a charge of illegally exporting Hawk guided missile ought to look at what my fellow’s claimed to be doing in men arrested in what police said Friday State police said they parts, destination Iran. a very different light,” said Ira B. Grudberg, the New Durrani told a federal magistrate at the time of his was an interstate smuggling operation seized an Uzi semi­ In denying Durrani bail, U.S. District Judge T.F. Haven attorney representing Durrani. arrest that Merex sold aircraft components and had that brought about $300,000 worth of Gilroy Daly wrote in November that the arms dealer He refused to say whether Durrani had any gross annual sales of about $16 million. As chairman. cocaine a month into Connecticut. automatic assault rifle, a "enjoys an exorbitant lifestyle replete with material connection with the U.S. government arms dealings. Durrani was paid about $50,000 a year, government records indicate. But he .had only worked at the State police Sgt. Daniel Lewis said the half pound of cocaine, luxuries and one which causes him to travel the globe to U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy said this week that meet with his business associates.” Durrani has no connection to the Reagan administra­ company office on six days between May and the time four men were principals in a drug ring of his arrest Oct. 3, the documents say. that transport^ 3 to 5 kilograms of and $6,700 in cash. Federal documents show Durrani owns two Porsche tion, adding he plans to prosecute Durrani because cocaine a month into the state by plane sports cars, a Mercedes Benz, a Rolls-Royce, an Durrani was acting for “ his own venal purposes.” “ His employment situation remains unclear ” Dalv airplane, and a home in Westlake Village near Los or car from Florida. Two men were Durrani was charged with illegally exporting $22,000 wrote. Angeles he bought for $955,000 in 1984. arrested in Connecticut and two in They said Cardillo and Novitsky were worth of parts for Hawk anti-aircraft missies. ’Hie Durrani arrived in the United States in 1973 and Durrani. 37, a Pakistani national, has been jailed Florida. charged with trafficking in cocaine, government also contends he purchased $347,000 worth received a master’s degree in business administration since his arrest. He has blamed a Belgium corporation of parts, including 25 Klystron tubes used in the Hawk “ We’re talking about a substantial possession of narcotic paraphernalia, from the University of Southern California shortlv and a New York shipping firm for his troubles in a missile radar system. thereafter. operation in this area,” Lewis said. and possession of marijuana. Both men Paul Sherbacow, 46, of Simsbury, an were held in Brooksville (Fla.) County assistant U.S. attorney in Connecticut in Jail in lieu of $500,000 bail, state police J n m ^ a ik i ons the 1960s, was arrested Thursday and said. Mag fights charged with possession of cocaine, Connecticiit in Brief Sheriff's officers in Hernando County. state police said. He was released on Fla., confiscated more than 1 kilo, or 2.2 Ivy Leaguers $10,000 cash bail and scheduled to Spsclallzing Exclusively In pounds, of cocaine that was hidden in appear Dec. 30 in Enfield Superior SLENDERIZING plus-aixe tesNons secret compartments in Cardillo’s vehi­ Ex-prosecutor switches Jobs Court. to keep name cle. Connecticut authorities said. Charles M. Kehoe, 34, of Hartford was W ATERBURY — Former prosecutor Arthur M. Where Fashion Is charged with possession of cocaine and Sherbacow served in the U.S. attor­ McDonaid has won an early release from prison and a look, not a sixel will go to work as a car salesman. marijuana, possession of cocaine and ney’s office alongside David Margolies. HARTFORD (AP) — The Yale McDonald, 67, served 13 months of a two-year marijuana with intent to sell, possession currently the chief of the organized Literary Magazine, in a fight to keep Special Sizes sentence for taking bribes to fix cases in Waterbury of controlled substances and conspiracy its name, took another legal step this 12W-26W It ■ ' crime and racketeering section of the Superior Court. His case was a centrai issue in a 1985 to distribute cocaine, state police said. week with arguments presented to and 36 ta 52 I ' *j :' U.S. Justice Department's criminal feud between state police and former Chief State’s Police said Kehoe was held in lieu of division. Attorney Austin McGuigan. the Connecticut Supreme Court. $250,000 bail following arraignment in He had been a defense lawyer in AP photo State police accused M ''” ligan of not investigating Its attorney. John Williams of New Hartford Superior Court. Connecticut’s largest marijuana impor­ the McDonaid case. Haven, told the court on Thursday HOLIDAY All dressed up State police said they seized an Uzi tation case that resulted in the convic­ McDonald will go to work Monday in Derby at a car that the magazine was forced to go Su^estions semi-automatic assault rifle, a half tion of William F. Zimmerli, 37, of lot owned by New Haven Sheriff Henry Healey Jr. through a 1983 trial without the in her pound of cocaine, and $6,700 in cash. Glastonbury and Leonard Francolini, Sir Luther, a Great Dane, stands outside his owner’s Christmas lawyer of its choice. The magazine Special tree saies iot in Depew, N.Y., just outside Buffaio on Friday. Arrested in Florida were Thomas 36. of Canton. Zimmerli and Francolini Red Cross gripe to be aired lost the trial to Yale University, Cardillo, 37, of Wethersfield and Spring were convicted in 1984 of running more which wants to get “ Yale” out of the Size Andy Kover puts him there to draw customers. Luther’s aiias for Hill, Fla., and John Novitsky, 31, of than 72,000 pounds of marijuana into HARTFORD — The state Commission on Human publication’s title. the season is "Rudoiph,” but he also has costumes for Clinton and of Spring Hill, Fla., Featured is Connecticut on sailboats and speed Rights and Opportunities plans hearings next week on The 1983 trial judge, Howard F. Connecticut police said. boats. Halloween and St. Patrick’s Day. sex and reli^ous discrimination complaints fiied Zoarski. barred a law professor from only a few against the American Red Cross by an Avon woman Delaware from representing the of hundreds who was fired by the agency. magazine, said Kathleen Kilpatrick, in stpck. The complaints were filed by Laura Knee, who president of the foundation that Newest alleged that she was denied equal terms, conditions publishes the magazine. fashions Senatorial wife’s light link leads to probe and privileges of employment because she is a woman. to choose She also claimed that she was offered a promotion at a The state Appellate Court ruled that Zoarski erred in that decision, HARTFORD (AP) — The General ces, of at least $400,000 in fluorescent husband’s behalf, has no contact with He said the information on the lighting salary lower than the salary offered to a man who was but that the error was harmless. ’The Assembly’s investigative committee lighting equipment from two compan­ DAS and has no day-to-day dealings sales developed after he received a tip eventually hired for the post. ruling upheld the Superior Court agreed Friday to ask the inspector ies. both of which are represented with the company. from a DAS employee. ’The tip was In addition. Knee claimed that the Red Cross fired general to look into the state’s purchase exclusively in Connecticut by the John received as Eaton’s committee was her because she is Jewish and because she complained ruling that told the publication to of thousands of dollars of lighting Mustone Co. Inc. of Meriden, headed by “ I certainly have not put any conducting a "performance audit” of about what she said was a discriminatory attitude on change its name. the part of the Red Cross. fixtures from companies represented by John Mustone, husband of state Sen. influence on DAS," she said. ‘ T v e never DAS. Williams then took the argument to the husband of a state senator. Amelia P. Mustone, D-Meriden. spoken with anybody there about my He said the committee considered the Supreme Court, which could send "There’s the appearance of purchase husband’s business.” The Hartford Courant reported Fri­ asking the state’s attorney or the ethics Judge throws out verdict the case back for a retrial or review fixing,’’ said Sen. Richard S. Eaton, day that the DAS decision to use those commission to look into the matter, but by the trial court or uphold the R-Guilford, co-chairman of the Pro­ Inspector General Henri F. Erkelens ^ Superior Court judge threw out brands of fixtures exclusively had settled on the inspector general knowing Appellate Court’s ruling. TlktUltir i gram Review and Investigations Com­ was not in his office Friday and did not Uie verdi ct in a civil case and ordered a new trial after a resulted in commissions of $20,000 for that Erkelens could, if he thought it mittee, which took the action. immediately return calls. His office is thi^jury**^” ™ ^ acknowledged excluding blacks from Yale attorney William J. Doyle Wl8(BIFT„ I Mustone’s company since 1982. DAS necessary, refer part or all of it to the "It appears that the purchasing was responsible for ferreting out waste, said the university does not want an officials told the newspaper that they state’s attorney or the ethics 8ivi • set up so that only one product available fraud and abuse in state government. Lawyers said it was the first Umetheyhadheardofa organization using its name without specified the type of fixtures they commission. ju d p in the United States overturning a jury verdict in Bin Certlflcita i from only one firm would meet the wanted so they would match existing permission when that organization specifications of the bid. That would Eaton said his committee agreed to a civil case on grounds that minority jurors were could be mistaken for a university- fixtures and all would be standardized. Eaton said he had "no reason to excluded. make the bidding process a sham,” turn the case over to Erkelens because sanctioned group. believe she is anything but the fine Eaton said. Mrs. Mustone is secretary of her Eaton thought it would be improper^ to peremptory challenges to remove all the person I have worked with for the last At issue is the purchase, by the state husband’s corporation. She said she has have a legislative committee investigat­ possible jurors of (one) race seriously impairs the Magazine editors bought the debt- two years.” Department of Administrative Servi­ never dealt with any state official on her ing a relative of a legislator. perception of justice,” Judge Robert I. Berdon ruledin ridden publication from a Yale a Hamden accident case. "Members of a minority, student group for $1 in 1978. In 1981, under those circumstances, could never feel that thev they signed an agreement that the I received a fair trial.” ^ magazine would abide by Yale Tennessee to Join Trident fieet undergraduate regulations and in WENDY NOEL Teacher-training program works 1982 the school changed its rules VERNON — VERNON CIRCLE 6 4 9 ^ 0 GROTON (AP) — Electric Boat shipyard warheads, each with an explosive power equal of about undergraduate organizations AVON - Ht. 44 Caldor Plue will launch the nation’ s ninth and most potent to 475,000 tons of TNT. HAR’TFORD — Declining enrollments in teacher­ to state that students must control Trident missile submarine Saturday during ‘ "The USS Tennessee represents a major 33 Walker Street training programs came to a halt last year and may those organizations. BLOOMFIELD — 806 P«rt( Ave.. Bloomfleld Shopplin Ptue ceremonies expected to draw hundreds of escalation of the nuclear arms race,” said SPRINGFIELD - At the *X” indicate that efforts to raise teacher salaries is having The magazines editors claimed in peace activists protesting against nuclear Joan Cavanaugh of New Haven, a member of is now some effect, state officials say. 1983 that Yale was trying to censor weapons. the Coalition to Stop the Trident. Colleges in Connecticut awarded education degrees OPEN SUNDAYS ’TIL CHRISTMAS 12-5 the publication’s conservative views. The Tennessee will be the first submarine to " It ’s the first to carry this extremely to 753 undergraduates and 1,615 graduate students NIGHTLY ’TIL 9. EXCEPT SATURDAY 5:30 carry the D-5 or Trident II missile, which has a accurate missile. The fact that it has this during the 1985-86 school year, a slight increase from a The magazine, intended as a 6.000-mile range and the capability of hitting capability creates an incentive for either side 39 + YEARS OLD! year earlier after a decade-long decline. quarterly, has only published one within a 50-foot radius of hardened targets. to start a nuclear exchange because, ob­ Ten years ago, Connecticut colleges granted 2,314 issue this year because of legal costs. Each of the 24 D-S missiles aboaM the viously, the Soviet missiles will be useless (I told you I’d get even!) Y.H. undergraduate and 3,337 graduate education degrees. Kilpatrick said. Tennessee could be armed with 10 to IS unless they are launched first,” she said. ‘Helitorch’ tries out Reagan says flap over arms deal no enppier WASHINGTON (AP) - President Iran, and said he would not be satisfied The Senate panel also was unsuccess­ nuke winter theory Reagan vowed Friday not to let the Iran “until all the facts are before the ful in efforts to question another arms crisis cripple his administration, American people.” witness, Howard Teicher, senior direc­ , U *■ as the chairman of the Senate Intelli­ But, discussing his forthcoming do­ tor of the National Security Council for gence Committee angrily accused Rea­ mestic initiatives with a group of newly political-military affairs, who claimed By Jeff Wilson success today is that we get it done gan’s former national security aides cf elected state legislators at the White he needed more time to find a private The Associated Press safely, and get the plume of smoke we “deserting the country” by refusing to House, Reagan declared; “We cannot, attorney. Teicher’s testimony was de­ need." testify about the affair. and we will not, let this stop us from About 55 scientists in five aircraft layed until Tuesday. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, getting on with the business of In other developments; SAN DIMAS. Calif. (AP) - A monitored the pillar of reddish-brown R-Kan., went on the offensive in a governing.” helicopter spewed flaming napalm-like smoke that rose straight up Lodi Canyon a The two key Middle East middle­ variety of forums, strongly urging the It was the refusal to testify by a third men in the arms deai, Saudi biilionaire gasoline on a brush-covered mountain­ toward Johnstone Peak, where about 50 former White House aides to divulge all side Friday, igniting a long-awaited White House nationai security aide. Adnan Khashoggi and Iranian represen­ reporters and photographers gathered. they know so the Reagan administration Marine Lt. Col. Robert Earl, that 600-acre fire to test whether atomic war Other reporters viewed the flames from tative Manucher Ghorbanifar, said on won’t be paralyzed for months to come. prompted Sen. David Durenberger, ABC-TV’s “20-20” program that North may threaten the extinction of humans. helicopters. The White House confirmed, mean­ j j i t k . . R-Minn., Intelligence Committee chair­ apparently controiled Swiss bank ac­ The “nuclear winter” theory that "At this point, we’re satisfied. Any while, that Reagan met privately last smoke from such a war might block the man, to charge that the three military counts through which up to $35 miliion large smoke plume will be of benefit. I week with two prominent elder states­ men, praised as “national heroes” by siin. disrupt agriculture and obliterate didn’t expect this to be a very vigorous was deposited in the secret Iran men that former aide Michael K. their supporters, weren’t heroes in his weapons transactions that he life from Earth got its first test in the fire. It’s still the first field measurement Deaver is said to have recruited in a book. mountains 30 miles east of downtown of a fire, and it is important," said Peter coordinated. Los Angeles. campaign for the ouster of White House “If they’re such heroes, then why are a At a meeting of NATO foreign Lunn, program manager for the global chief of staff Donaid T. Regan. they deserting the country when put to ministers in Brussels, Belgium, Secre­ The $750,000 experiment had to be effects division of the Defense Nuclear Presidential spokesman Larry halted last week when the fire-starting Agency. the jrue test?” Durenberger asked. tary of State George Shuitz said Speakes said Deaver arranged the “Somebody is going to have to define Reagan’s approach to the Iran crisis helicopter crashed after its dangling He said that even after months of . ¥ 1 meeting in the White House famiiy what a national hero is," he added. “A was “basicaliy, let’s get ail the facts out torch tangled in telephone wires. The study, the 1983 “nuclear winter” theory quarters Dec. 5 between Reagan and his pilot escaped injury. of astronomer Carl Sagan and re­ nationai hero doesn’t come in here and as rapidly as possible." Shultz said he wife, Nancy, and former Democratic stiff the whole country." did not believe the refusal of Poindexter On Friday, a new “helitorch” dropped searcher Richard Turco will remain National Committee chairman Robert a thickened gasoline called Alumigel, a open to debate. Before Earl, former national security and North to testify would hinder S. Strauss and former Secretary of State adviser. Vice Adm. JohnM. Poindexter, congressional investigations of the Iran chemical relative of napalm, on the San Sagan and the other proponents William P. Rogers, to discuss the Dimas Experimental Forest, said U.S. postulated that a pall of smoke and dust and Marine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, had arms deal and diversion of profits to Forest Service spokesman Earl widening crisis. cited their Fifth Amendment rights in Nicaraguan insurgents. blocking sunlight after a nuclear war Reagan reiterated Friday that "no refusing to testify. Poindexter resigned Clayton. could plunge Earth into darkness, bring “I think that as things move along, it RONALD REAGAN Flames leaped 50 to 60 feet into the air, doubt mistakes were made" in carrying on Nov. 25, and North, a NSC staff won’t place too much of a blockage in the freezing temperatures even in summer, out his decision to secretly sell arms to . . . waiting for facts but the fire burned slowly in green brush disrupt agriculture, cause mass starva­ deputy, was fired the same day. getting out of information,” said Shultz. swelled by rainfall earlier in the week, tion and possibly threaten humanity and there was no wind to spread it with extinction. quickly. Other scientists maintain the effects Honduras takes tough stand A towering plume of smoke hung over would be less severe, creating a the San Gabriel Mountains, ohacuring “nuclear autumn" of less drastic and TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — Presi­ but he denied Nicaraguan charges that snow-capped, 10,064-foot Mount Baldy a shorter-lived temperature drops. Their dent Jose Azeona Hoyo, under domestic Honduran planes attacked inside Nicaragua. few miles away. scenario said extinction of the human AP phMo pressure to solve Honduras’ border problems, Two military sources in Tegucigalpa, speak­ The area had not been burned in 26 race was less probable, but crop is taking a tougher stand against neighboring ing on condition of anonymity, said targets years, said U.S. Forest Service spokes­ destruction still would threaten millions A helicopter spews burning napalm Friday on a brush-covered Nicaragua while trying to oust the Contra inside Nicaragua were raided. man Bob Swinford. of people with starvation. rebels from his country. In the past, the Honduran government “It is very mature fuel that is starting mountainside near San Dimas, Calif. The flames ignited a HUbuNeed Project scientists and Swinford said it In line with his new poiicy, he sent the largely ignored Nicaraguan incursions be­ to decay and die, so it needs to be would be March before results of the test long-awaited test blaze intendedtodiscover whether atomiewar Honduran air force last week against what he cause it did not want to get too deeply invoived burned," he said. “The measure of would be known. would lead to a "nuclear winter." described as an invading force of about 2,500 in the conflict between theSandinistas andthe Nicaraguan soldiers. Contras. lipxncintiMieaeaBatcKicfixswisxeacsasKinfiBacsiicimBKttxsafiaBa! He also has asked the United States for Sandinista soidiers have crossed into ASecond assurances that the U.S.-backed Contras Honduras in force dozens of times in the past Fire light forces jumbo down fighting the Sapdinista government would few years, seeking to disiodge or disrupt the move their base of operations into Nicaragua Clontras who maintain camps aiong Honduras' as soon as possible, sources said. southern border. Mon Passengers injured during evacuation D .J.’S DOG The president told a news conference In March, about 1,500 Nicaraguan soldiers S Wednesday that Honduras had been “too crossed the border into Honduras. Smaller GROOMING & cautious” in dealing with Sandinista incur­ groups of Nicaraguan soldiers patrol the area WASHINGTON (AP) - A Trans World precautionary measure” after a warning light sions in the past and would not tolerate any Airlines jumbo jet canning 321 people made indicated a fire in the cargo area. But Colpitt almost constantly. PET SUPPLIES further border crossings. The continuing conflict has driven thou­ an unscheduled landing at Goose Bay, said that after landing, “there was no “We are adequately prepared to repel these NewfouiiMland, Friday after a fire was evidence of a fire in the cargo bin." sands of Honduran residents from their homes situations with the heip of the United States in a large, triangular area known as the Las suspected In the cargo hold. There had been reports by some aboard the S and other friendly countries,” Azeona Hoyo liie Federal Aviation Administration said aircraft of smoke in the cargo area, he said. Vegas Salient, about 90 miles east of said. “We will no longer tolerate their Tegucigalpa. that initial reports were that one passenger FAA spokesman Stephen Hayes said that i Last Chance for Pet Pictures| presence on our soil." was injured and required hospitalization and when the plane landed, the pilot activated The 400-square mile area has become known The president said the air force attacked in Honduras as “New Nicaragua" because of several others suffered minor injuries in the remote-control fire extinguishers in the cargo Nicaraguan soldiers who crossed the border. emergency evacuation of the Boeing 747 after hold based on the report of smoke. with SANTA - Dec. 14-21 1 the presence of the Contras. the plane landed at the Goose Bay airport. He said the crew then ordered the ’TWA C^pt. John Colpitts, the airline’s passengers evacuated from the plane on G i w ^ director of flying, said the company was not emergency slides. 20% Off all items iB stock Terrorists look for revenge 1 aware of any injuries although he said that Flight 741 was bound from Frankfurt, West (Not Including PM Photo’s, grooming or food.) information was only preliminary. Germany, to John F. Kennedy Airport in New BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — The Abu Nidal Libya and Syria support Abu Nidal, whose Colpitts said preparations were being made York. terrorist group vowed Friday to strike Israelis real name is Sabry al-Banna. He has offices in to send another plane to Newfoundland to pick Hayes said that although the crew was not t “wherever they may be” to avenge a top both countries and training camps in east and An Answer Exclusivg Dog & Cat Supplies up the SOS passengers and crew of 13. certain at the time there was a fire aboard, the commander killed during an air raid on north Lebanon, where Syria has about 25,000 He said the landing was made “as a decision was made to land as a precaution. "You never knew there was so much tor your pet!" Raincoals Life Jackets Palestinian guerrilla bases in north Lebanon. soldiers. Dog Cuddle Beds The Lebanese government said it would Scratch Poles t complain to the U.N. Security Council about Israeii, Arab and Western intelligence (round & square) Unique Cat Condos agencies have accused the former Jerusalem In Seconds, the Israeli raid Thursday, in which it said nine Dead cop told to pay for ride Canopy Beds Perches school teacher of directing scores of terrorist \l people were killed and 21 wounded. One of the Credit decisions in less than 24 hours. Closings Brass Beds Trees dead was Mohammed Selim, known as Abu attacks since he broke in 1976 with Fatah, the Maliresses & Rugs Toys mainstream guerriila faction led by Palestine in 48. No application fees. Plus monthly pay­ ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Anchorage scene to the hospital? 1 thought that’s got to be Imad, the Abu Nidal commander in Syrian- Liberation Organization chief Yasser Arafat. three times sent a $190 bill to a police officer a mistake,” Ross said. “I contacted the city Ceramic Dos Houses occupied north Lebanon. ments tailored to your budget by a professional shot to death by a robbery suspect last and was told It’s routine. Figtiiines Holiday Treats Poiice said five of those killed were Among those were simultaneous assaults at second mortgage lender. Clall Homeowners the Rome and Vienna airports last Dec. 27 in summer. Mayor Tony Knowles spokeswoman, Linda Crales Palestinians and all other casualties were Mortgage (Company, a subsidiary of City trust, After K-9 Officer Harry Hanson was shot Duck, said the bill was sent by someone who Coals & Sweaters (8 lo size 30) Lebanese. which 20 people were killed, including four terrorists, and scores wounded. at 674-0400 in Hartford, or ^ ^ B 0 0 " 2 3 ^ h L E N D July 17, his body was taken by ambulance to a did not realize Hanson had died. The bill has A statement distributed by the Abu Nidal hospital. On Aug. 7, the city sent Hanson a bill, Your headquarters (or lams, Eukenubs A HITor since been paid by insurance, she said. group, the Fatah-Revolutionary Council, in His guerrillas also were held responsible for and later sent two delinquent notices. “It’s an unfortunate situation to have a Trimuph (Cat A Dog) north Lebanon's Nahr el-Bared refugee camp Wayne Anthony Ross, a lawyer who 8 commandeering a Pan American jumbo jet deceased person sent the bill," Ms. Duck said. said it would take revenge for Selim’s death by Sept. 5 at the airport in Karachi, Pakistan. The represents Hanson’s estate, said Thursday he “We’re going to look at the procedure and 119 Oakland St. •' Manchester • 649-048S “striking at Israelis wherever they may be.” terrorists opened fire inside the aircraft, HOMEOWNER* contacted the city finance department and possibly have it changed so if a city employee killing 20 peopie. 1 1 MORTGAGE COMBiVNYi was told the city routinely sends bills for is hurt on the job, the finance people can be The 18th Israeli air raid in Lebanon this year ambulance services. told and the bill will be sent to the proper was directed at the Abu Nidal headquarters on The next day, 22 Jews were kiiied in an Wf a v E AN SW ERS IN SECONDS “For having his body sent from the murder agency." SBBSM n the edge of Nahr el-Bared, which means cold attack on a synagogue in Istanbui, Turkey, river in Arabic. biamed on Abu Nidai. U.S./Worid in Brief C O l U p S l i y recalls BUSINESS November Inflation edges up WASHINGTON — The government said Friday that MARKET REPORT wholesale prices last month inched up 0.2 percent for chicken Giants in oil industry the fourth consecutive increase, suggesting a return of Activity over the past 30 inflation to levels that prevailed before world oil prices tumbled. AUS'HN, Minn. (A P) — Geo. A. trading days The November increase in the Labor Department's Hormel & Co. on Friday recalled bleed and fight for life Producer Price Index is equivalent to an annual cans of its chunk chicken breast inflation rate of 2.5 percent. friHn stores in 22 states, including -2000 However, over the past 12 months, wholesale prices Connecticut, because of spoilage By Rick Gladstone headquarters to the large Japanese conglo­ 1975 have actually fallen 1.9 percent — most of that resulting from damaged can lids. The Associated Press merate Mitsui & Co. for $610 million renewing the more than 35 percent collapse of oil and 1950 Senior Vice President Charles A. reportedly was the largest price paid for a gasoline prices that occurred earlier in the year. Nyberg said. NEW YORK — It was a turbulent week for single building in the city, but still $100million 1925 The voluntary recall involves titans in the ailing oil business, marked by the lower than what the oil giant had expected. 6V<-ounce cans of Hormel Chunk sale of Exxon Corp.’s headquarters and Exxon will lease part of the building back. 1900 Chernobyl-type plant to close Breast of Chicken bearing the code electric subsidiary for nearly $2 billion, One day after that sale was announced, the 1875 date A07236HCC2 and plant Schlumberger Ltd.’s $1.7 billion fourth- company reversed one of its most controver­ RICHLAND, Wash. — The only U.S. nuclear reactor quarter charge and OPEC efforts to devise an number P i 1502, stamped on the can sial business moves by selling Reliance 1850 with a design similar to the Soviet Chernobyl plant will $18-per-barrel pricing strategy. lids, Nyberg said. Electric Co. for $1.35 billion to an investment be shut down for six months to make safety Petroleum-industry analysts said they group. 1825 The chicken was packed for improvements recommended by an expert panel, the believed the asset sales by the world’s largest Exxon’s $1.24 billion purchase of the Energy Department said Friday. Hormel by Crider’ s Inc. of Lincoln- 1800 oil company were part of a maneuver to Cleveland-based motor manufacturer in 1979 Dot* Jofies Avwage During the shutdown, to begin in three weeks, $50 ton, Ga. Nyberg said the spoilage amass a large supply of cash for a possible 1775 was considered a major mistake by many High: 1.932.09 million in modifications will be made to the aging N resulted from possible weakening acquisition, most likely additional oilfield industry analysts. Reactor at the Hanford reservation. Energy Underse­ or small fractures of the can lids by 1750 reserves to be tapped when demand pushes It came at a time when many large oil Low; 1,904.39 cretary Joseph Salgado said. equipment that embosses the code prices back up. companies were flush with cash from huge Close: 1.912J6 1725 Also Friday, the department awarded a $5 billion date. They said Schlumberger, the world’s profits and were diversifying into businesses Change. -11.39 1700 five-year contract to Westinghouse Electric Corp. of The chicken was canned July 23, largest oilfield services company, was simply they new little about, ran^ngfrom retailingto Pittsburgh to be the contractor for management work he said, but the company has not AP photo doing what competitors already have done: office furniture. at Hanford. nil 111111111 1675 received any complaints of illness. making bookkeeping adjustments and consol­ “ As far as I ’m concerned. Reliance never fit 10 17 24 ★ 1 8 The problem was brought to Tearful anniversary idating operations to reflect the sharply lower in with Exxon,” Ilacqua said. “ It’s probably November Hormel’s attention Friday morning value of exploration and drilling work, which worth a lot more to someone else.” • December have been devasted by oil prices 50 percent Shocked town picks new mayor by a store manager, Nyberg said. Barbara Foskey (left) andJanet Smith attend a ceremony The sale was the latest in a series of Holiday Hormel is working with the U.S. lower than levels a year ago. non-petroleum divestitures by oil companies, IVWUNT PLEASANT, Iowa - Workmen scrubbed Friday morning at Fort Campbell, Ky., to commemorate Department of Agriculture in the Many analysts focused on the Organization reflecting a broader effort by the industry to b lo ^ ta in s at City Hall on Friday as the City Council the one-year anniversary of the Gander. Newfoundland, recall, he said. of Petroleum Exporting Countries summit in concentrate on positioning itself for an held a subdued meeting across the street to name a plane crash that killed 248 Fort Campbell soldiers. The states from which the Geneva, where ministers of the once-mighty inevitable resurgence in oil prices. temporary replacement for the popular mayor slain by cartel met again to seek a mutually agreeable chicken is being recalled are: In other major business and economic a man irate over a backed-up sewer. strategy for cutting output in an attempt to Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, developments this past week: James Carson, picked as acting mayor by four of his raise prices by about $4 a barrel from the Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Massa- current $14-$15. • The government said wholesale prices in chustts, Minnesota, Missouri, Mon­ ‘Forbs’ makes a point getttTcris!sbehin^us^‘'‘* ‘™ The economies of all oil-producingcountries November inched up 0.2 percent for the fourth coundl meeting since Wednesday tana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, have suffered severely from the year-old consecutive monthly increase, suggesting a 25% OFF NOW!!! NEW YORK (AP) — For a single night 8 session ended with Mayor Edward King dead New Mexico, North Dakota, Okla­ The article sides with Education depression in prices, causing intense austerity return of inflation to levels prevailing before Secretary William Bennett who has council homa, Rhode Island, South Dakota, issue, Forbes magazine will appear and potential political upheavals. oil prices tumbled. Other government reports on newsstands as “ Forbs.” argued recently for “ college cost Special Prices for 13 Days Onlyll wounded. Ralph Orin Davis, 69, was charged Tennesee, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin “ I think the financial pressures within said U.S. business sales dropped 1.6 percent America’s schools are spending containment.” SALE ENDS DEC. 24 murder in the death of King, who and Wyoming. OPEC are so tremendous it’s irresistible,” and inventories jumped 0.6 percent in October much and achieving little — so says brought business to the southeastern Iowa cityof 7 300 Nyberg said he did not have The deliberate misspelling, prob­ said Rosario Ilacqua, oil-industry watcher for because of slumping car sales; retail sales the Dec. 29 issue of the financial We will take a full 25% Off any job that we sell. people despite a slumping Midwest farm economy. figures on how many cans of the ably a first for any magazine, “ is a the New York investment finn of L.F. rose 0.5 percent in November; and the trade monthly. And how more flagrantly chicken are involved or how much humdinger of an idea. It is really Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin. deficit rose to a record $37.67 billion in the to illustrate the point, Forbes the recall would cost the company. hard to cut through the thinking of “ I think If they don’t come up with third quarter, dampening hopes that a weaker editors decided, than to misspell — ROOFING — SIDING — He urged consumers who brought people. Changing the title of the something tangible to keep the price where it dollar will shrink the imbalance. GOP narrows city picks their own magazine’s name? magazine will do that, ” said Forbes is or raise it, you’ll have governments falling the chicken with the recalled code The featured article, “ Are We spokesman Don Garson. and maybe half these guys out on the street,” • The Reagan administration revised — MASONRY — WASHINGTON — The Republicans will hold their number not to eat it and to return it Spending Too Much on Education,” 1988 presidential nominating convention in Kansas to the store where it was purchased he said. “ I think we’ll see $18 oil not too far downward by a full percentage point its is a broadside against school Observant readers, by the way, down the road.” Call Todayl Time is Running Out City, Mo., New Orleans or Atlanta, the Republican for a refund or exchange. forecast for 1987 economic growth. The new officials who argue that “ there is will find the missing red “ e” tucked Others were more pessimistic, arguing that National Committee announced Friday. Consumers with questions can prediction of 3.2 percent reflected what little wrong with education that coyly on page four, above the table the 13-nation cartel faces enormous difficul­ private analysts called White House embar­ the The RNC’s site selection committee narrowed the call 1-900-200-4200. more money won’t cure.” of contents. ties because of a persistent worldwide rassment that previous forecasts of strong field to those three cities after evaluating th bids of 10 •.4ir.w cities vying to host the Aug. 15-18 convention, said oversupply and internal differences over growth were consistently wrong. jcompany party Chairman Frank Fahrenkopf Jr. whether production cuts are necessary. • Manufacturer Owens-Illinois Inc. re­ He said Atlanta is on the list of finalists conditionally Obituaries “ They really have their work cutout.” said ceived a $3.32 billion acquisition proposal 643-26591 because the city’s Omni sports arena initially feU short Carol Epstein, managing editor at the New from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., the New of the seating space the GOP required. But Fahrenkopf York-based research and publication firm York investment firm that specializes in said he had received a message from Georgia Gov. Joe Ruby E. Anderson day from 7 to 9 p.m. Petroleum Analysis Ltd. “ Eighteen dollar oil leveraged buyouts, or acquisitions financed 8 Frank Harris and Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young this Churches, a charter member of the is nice, but how do you get it there?” with loans repaid with the purchased week saying they would modify the fixed-seating hall to Ruby E. (Hutton) Anderson, 87. Memorial donations may be Chaminade Musical Club of Man­ MANY FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE Exxon’s sale of its 54-story New York company’s earnings or sales of assets. ^ construct about 1,000 more seats. of 56 Winter St., died Thursday made to the Manchester Senior chester, a former member of the night at Manchester Memorial Citizens’ Center, 549 E. Middle Order of Eastern Star, and a past Turnpike. Hospital. She was the wife of the treasurer of both the Episcopal States may tee taxes rise late Carl Theodore Anderson. She Diocesan Board of the State of was bom in Manchester April 6, Marjorie A. Reed Emhart Corp. plans WASHINGTON — Residents of 33 states will see their Connecticut and the Church Women 1899, and was a lifelong town United. state income taxes increase, in many cases considera­ Marjorie A. (Smith) Eldredge resident. Reed, 91, of Manchester, died bly, unless legislatures adjust their laws for the effects She is survived by a daughter, to slash 1,100 Jobs Please Help!! Complete this form and mall it Before she retired in 1955, she Thursday at Manchester Memorial Nancy (Eldredge) Kellogg of federal tax changes, a bipartisan commission said worked at Cheney Bros, for many Friday. Hospital. She was the wife of the Chellgren of Farmington; a sister- FARMINGTON (AP) — Emhart Corp. will sell 16 along with your contribution. years. She was a member of the late Winthrop A. Reed. in-law, Mrs. Laurence R. Smith of The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Manchester Senior Citizens. units and eliminate 1,100 jobs worldwide as part of its Relations said the impact of the new federal tax law She was bora in New London on West Hartford; and a nephew, previously announced $150 million restructing plan, She is survived by three nieces, April 15, 1895, and had lived in will be so broad that, “ In reality, many states are likely Laurence R. Smith Jr. of Canton. the company said. YES! Bernice Taylor of Manchester, Manchester for over 40 years. She A memorial service will be held to alter their income tax structures in response to Deanna Pedersen of Broad Brook Based in Farmington, Emhart employs 34,000 and I would like to help The Nativity Scene Fund. federal tax reform.” lived previously in Tolland and Tuesday at St. Mary’s Episcopal had sales of $1.78 billion in 1985. and Lorelle Beaulieu of Blast Wethersfield. Louisiana, with a 28 percent rise, would see the Church, 41 Park St., at 1 p.m. Hartford; two nephews. Burton A communicant of St. Mary’s biggest percentage impact on individual state taxes as Private burial will be at Rose Hill The 1,100 Jobs to be eliminated are about evenly Nam e Norton of Plainville and Robert Episcopal Church in Manchester, Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. There divided between white-and blue-collar workers, ------My contribution Is $J______a result of the change, the study said. Colorado was Johnston of Manchester; and sev- listed next at 22 percent. she was a volunteer for many will be no calling hours. Emhart announced Thursday. About 800 Jobs will be Address. eral grandnieces and organizations and in 1985 was The commission said 10 states would experience a Memorial contributions may be eliminated overseas and 27 will be eliminated at grandnephews. presented the Outstanding Citizen net decrease in individual income taxes. The biggest made to the Manchester Senior corporate headquarters. The funeral will be Monday at 11 of the Year Award by Manchester Scene Fund decline, 11 percent, would be in Rhode Island and Citizens’ Center. 549 E. Middle a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg. Turnpike. Holmes Funeral Home, The 16 units to be sold are located in eight states and and mail to. P.O. Box 231, Manchester, CT 06040 Vermont, followed by 10 percent in North Dakota it 400 Main St., with burial in East said. She was a volunteer for the 400 Main St., will be in charge of four foreign countries, and employ 4,000 people, ______(Please do not send cash.) Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ .Manchester Area Conference of arrangements. Emhart said. The units had combined sales of $250 million last year. Ur8~./Wo»M in Brief C O I T i p a n y recalls BUSINESS November inflation edges up WASHINGTON — The government said Friday that MARKET REPORT wholesale prices last month inched up 0.2 percent for chicken Giants in oii industry the fourth consecutive increase, suggesting a return of Activity over the past 3 0 tu m b l^ *®vels that prevailed before world oil prices AUS’TIN, Minn. (A P) — Geo. A. trading days T^e November increase in the Labor Department’s Hormel & Co. on Friday recalled Pi^ucer Price Index is equivalent to an annual bieed and fight for iife cans of its chunk chicken breast inflation rate of 2.5 percent. from stores in 22 states, including 2000 However, over the past 12 months, wholesale prices Connecticut, because of spoilage By Rick Gladstone have actually fallen 1.9 percent — most of that headquarters to the large Japanese conglo­ 1975 resulting from damaged can lids. The Associated Press merate Mitsui & Co. for $610 million renewing the more than 35 percent collapse of oil and Senior Vice President Charles A. 1950 gasoline prices that occurred earlier in the year. reportedly was the largest price paid for a Nyberg said. NEW YORK — It was a turbulent week for single building in the city, but still $100million 1925 The voluntary recall involves titans in the ailing oil business, marked by the lower than what the oil giant had expected. 6>/4-ounce cans of Hormel Chunk sale of Exxon Corp.’s headquarters and Exxon will lease part of the building back. 1900 Chernobyl-type plant to close Breast of Chicken bearing the code electric subsidiary for nearly $2 billion, One day after that sale was announced, the 1875 Schlumberger Ltd.’s $1.7 billion fourth- company reversed one of its most controver­ RICHLAND, Wash. — The only U.S. nuclear reactor date A07236HCC2 and plant number P I 1502. stamped on the can quarter charge and OPEC efforts to devise an sial business moves by selling Reliance 1850 with a design similar to the Soviet Chernobyl plant will $18-per-barrel pricing strategy. lids, Nyberg said. Electric Co. for $1.35 billion to an investment be shut down for six months to make safety Petroleum-industry analysts said they 1825 The chicken was packed for group. mprovements recommended by an expert panel, the believed the asset sales by the world’s largest E n e r^ Department said Friday. Hormel by Crider’ s Inc. of Lincoln- Exxon’s $1.24 billion purchase of the 1800 oil company were part of a maneuver to Cleveland-based motor manufacturer in 1979 Dow Jones Average During the shutdown, to begin in three weeks, $50 ton, Ga. Nyberg said the spoilage amass a large supply of cash for a possible 1775 resulted from possible weakening was considered a major mistake by many million in modifications will be made to the aging N acquisition, most likely additional oilfield industry analysts. 1.932.09 Reactor at the Hanford reservation. Energy Underse­ or small fractures of the can lids by 1750 reserves to be tapped when demand pushes It came at a time when many large oil U>w; 1.904.39 cretary Joseph Salgado said. equipment that embosses the code prices back up. companies were flush with cash from huge Close; T.912J26 1725 Also Friday, the department awarded a $5 billion date. They said Schlumberger, the world’s profits and were diversifying into businesses five-year contract to Westinghouse Electric Corp. of Clwnge: -11.39 1700 The chicken was canned July 23, largest oilfield services company, was simply they new little about, ranging from retailingto Pittsburgh to be the contractor for management work he said, but the company has not AP photo doing what competitors already have done; at Hanford. . office furniture. niM 11111111 1675 received any complaints of illness. making bookkeeping acUustments and consol­ “ As far as I ’m concerned. Reliance never fit 10 17 24 * 1 8 The problem was brought to Tearful anniversary idating operations to reflect the sharply lower in with Exxon,” Ilacqua said. “ It’s probably November Hormel’s attention Friday morning value of exploration and drilling work, which worth a lot more to someone else.” • December Shocksd town picks now mayor by a store manager, Nyberg said. Barbara Foskey (left) andJanet Smith attendaceremony have been devasted by oil prices 50 percent The sale was the latest in a series of Holiday Hormel is working with the U.S. Friday morning at Fort Campbell, Ky,, to commemorate lower than levels a year ago. non-petroleum divestitures by oil companies, MOUNT PLEASANT. Iowa - Workmen scrubbed Many analysts focused on the Organization Department of Agriculture in the the one-year anniversary of the Gander, Newfoundland, reflecting a broader effort by the industry to hrfd^*^* Friday as the City Council recall, he said. of Petroleum Exporting Countries summit in held a subdued meeting across the street to name a concentrate on positioning itself for an plane crash that killed 248 Fort Campbell soldiers. Geneva, where ministers of the once-mighty inevitable resurgence in oil prices. temporary replacement for the popular mayor slain by The states from which the chicken is being recalled are: cartel met again to seek a mutually agreeable In other major business and economic a man irate over a backed-up aewer. strategy for cutting output in an attempt to Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, developments this past week; James Carson, pickedasactingm ayorby fourof his raise prices by about $4 a barrel from the Illinois, Iowa, Kansas. Massa- current $14-$15. • The government said wholesale prices in chustts, Minnesota, Missouri, Mon­ ‘Forbs’ makes a point reTrtTc“isrbehii^^^^^^ The economies of all oil-producingcountries November inched up 0.2 percent for the fourth tana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, ***? meeting since Wednesday have suffered severely from the year-old consecutive monthly Increase, suggesting a 25% OFF NOW!!! NEW YORK (AP) - For a single The article sides with Education night 8 session ended with Mayor Edward King dead New Mexico, North Dakota. Okla­ depression in prices, causing intense austerity return of inflation to levels prevailing before issue, Forbes magazine will appear Secretary William Bennett who has t*® council homa, Rhode Island, South Dakota, and potential political upheavals. oil prices tumbled. Other government reports on newsstands as “ Forbs." argued recently for “ college cost Special Prices far 13 Days Onlyll wounded. Ralph Orin Davis, 69, was charged Tennesee, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin “ I think the financial pressures within said U.S. business sales dropped 1.6 percent America’ s schools are spending containment.” SALE ENDS DEC. 24 and Wyoming. OPEC are so tremendous it’s irresistible,” and inventories jumped 0.6 percent in October hrnnJi**® King, who much and achieving little — so says brought business to the southeastern Iowa city of 7 300 Nyberg said he did not have The deliberate misspelling, prob­ said Rosario Ilacqua, oil-industry watcher for because of slumping car sales; retail sales the Dec. 29 issue of the financial We will take a full 25% Off any job that we sell. people despite a slumping Midwest farm economy. figures on how many cans of the ably a first for any magazine, “ Is a the New York investment firm of L.F. monthly. And bow more flagrantly rose 0.5 percent in November; and the trade chicken are involved or how much humdinger of an idea. It is really Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin. deficit rose to a record $37.67 billion in the to illustrate the point, Forbes the recall would cost the company. hard to cut through the thinking of “ I think if they don’t come up with editors decided, than to misspell third quarter, dampening hopes that a weaker — ROOFING — SIDING — people. Changing the title of the something tangible to keep the price where it dollar will shrink the imbalance. He urged consumers who brought their own magazine’s name? GOP narrows city picks magazine will do that,” said Forbes is or raise it, you’ll have governments falling the chicken with the recalled code The featured article, “ Are We spokesman Don Garson. and maybe half these guys out on the street,” • The Reagan administration revised — MASONRY — WASHINGTON — The Republicans will hold their number not to eat it and to return it Spending Too Much on Education,” 1988 presidential nominating convention In Kansas he said. “ I think we’ll see $18 oil not too far downward by a full percentage point its to the store where it was purchased is a broadside against school Observant readers, by the way, Call Todayl Time is Running Out City. Mo., New Orleans or Atlanta, the Republican down the road.” forecast for 1987 economic growth. The new for a refund or exchange. officials who argue that “ there is will find the missing red “ e " tucked National Committee announced Friday. Others were more pessimistic, arguing that prediction of 3.2 percent reflected what Consumers with questions can little wrong with education that coyly on page four, above the table the 13-nation cartel faces enormous difficul­ private analysts called White House embar­ the The RNC’s site selection committee narrowed the call 1-900-20IM200. more money won’t cure.” of contents. field to those three cities after evaluating th bids of 10 ties because of a persistent woridwide rassment that previous forecasts of strong cities vying to host the Aug. 15-18 convention, said oversupply and internal differences over growth were consistently wrong. jcompany party Chairman Frank Fahrenkopf Jr. whether production cuts are necessary. • Manufacturer Owens-Illinois Inc. re­ He said Atlanta is on the list of finalists conditionally, Obituaries “ They really have their work cutout.” said 643-26591 because the city’s Omni sports arena initially fell short ceived a $3.32 billion acquisition proposal Carol Epstein, managing editor at the New from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., the New of the seating space the GOP required. But Fahren kopf York-based research and publication firm said he had received a message from Georgia Gov. Joe York investment firm that specializes in Ruby E. Anderson day from 7 to 9 p.m. Petroleum Analysis Ltd. “ Eighteen dollar oil Iweraged buyouts, or acquisitions financed Frank Harris and Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young this Churches, a charter member of the i is nice, but how do you get it there?” with loans repaid with the purchased week saying they would modify the fixed-seating hall to Ruby E. (Hutton) Anderson, 87. Memorial donations may be Chaminade Musical Club of Man­ ^4ANY FINANCING PLANS AVAILABLE Exxon’s sale of its 54-story New York company’s earnings or sales of assets. construct about 1,000 more seats. of 56 Winter St., died ’Thursday made to the Manchester ^ n io r chester, a former member of the night at Manchester Memorial Citizens' Center, 549 E. Middle Order of Eastern Star, and a past Turnpike. Hospital. She was the wife of the treasurer of both the Episcopal States may see taxes rise late Carl ’Theodore Anderson. She Maiiorie A. Reed Diocesan Board of the State of was bom in Manchester April 6, Connecticut and the Church Women Emhart Corp. plans WASHINGTON — Residents of 33 states will see their 1899, and was a lifelong town state income taxes increase, in many cases considera­ Marjorie A. (Smith) Eldredge United. resident. Reed, 91, of Manchester, died She is survived by a daughter. Please Help!! Complete this form and mail It bly, unless legislatures ailiust their laws for the effects Before she retired in 1955, she to slash 1,100 jobs of federal tax changes, a bipartisan commission said Thursday at Manchester Memorial Nancy (Eldredge) Kellogg Friday. worked at Cheney Bros, for many Hospital. She was the wife of the Chellgren of Farmington; a sister- years. She was a member of the late Winthrop A. R e ^ . FARMINGTON (A P) — Emhart Corp. will sell 16 along with your contribution. The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental in-law, Mrs. Laurence R. Smith of units and eliminate 1,100 jobs worldwide as part of its Manchester Senior Citizens. She was bora In New London on Relations said the impact of the new federal tax law West Hartford; and a nephew. previously announced $150 million restructing plan, She is survived by three nieces, April 15. 1895, and had lived in Laurence R. Smith Jr. of Canton. will be so broad that, “ in reality, many states are likely Bernice Taylor of Manchester, the company said. YES! Manchester for over 40 years. She to alter their income tax structures in response to A memorial service will be held Based in Farmington, Emhart employs 34,000 and Deanna Pedersen of Broad Brook lived previously in Tolland and federal tax reform.” Tuesday at St. Mary’s Episcopal had sales of $1.78 billion in 1985. I would like to h^p The Nativity Scene Fund. and Lorelle Beaulieu of Blast Wethersfield. Church, 41 Park St., at 1 p.m. Louisiana, with a 28 percent rise, would see the Hartford; two nephews. Burton biggest percentage impact on individual state taxes as A communicant of St. Mary’s Private burial will be at Rose Hill The 1,100 jobs to be eliminated are about evenly Name. Norton of Plainville and Robert Episcopal Church In Manchester, Memorial Park. Rocky Hill. There divided between white-and blue-collar workers, -Mycontribution Is $_ a result of the change, the study said. Colorado was Johnston of Manchester; and sev- listed next at 22 percent. she was a volunteer for many will be no calling hours. Emhart announced Thursday. About 800 Jobs will be Address. eral grandnieces and organizations and in 1985 was The commission said 10 states would experience a Memorial contributions may be eliminated overseas and 27 will be eliminated at grandnephews. ' presented the Outstanding Citizen made to the Manchester Senior corporate headquarters. net decrease in individual income taxes. The biggest The funeral will be Monday at 11 '"S'? P®y®‘>le to: Nativity Scene Fund decline. 11 percent, would be in Rhode Island and of the Year Award by Manchester Citizens’ Center, 549 E. Middle a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg. Turnpike. Holmes Funeral Home, The 16 units to be sold are located in eight states and and mail to: P.O. Box 231. Manchester. CT 06040 ° Vermont, followed by 10 percent in North Dakota, it 400 Main St., with burial in East said. She was a volunteer for the 400 Main St., will be In charge of four foreign countries, and employ 4,000 peo|de, ______(Please do not send cash.) Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ Manchester Area Conference of arrangements. Emhart said. The units had combined sales of $250 million last year. OPINION Drew Pearson did anything to get a story

CAM ^ «|W rT fie MUlT^-CoLlAR CRIMINAL? WASHINGTON - of the battle. Not only would he expose information or planting paid spies. Town slights This column, the na­ the abuse, he would hound the tribunal ’The best way to accomplish good. tion’s oldest, has been until it investigated, instruct wit­ Drew believed, was to personalize the keeping a watch on nesses in their testimony, propagan­ abstract, to name actual thieves and Washington for55 years. Jack dize the galleries, help draft the perjurers rather than to lament theft great leader ®raeaiou«iweri»5 Its founder Drew Pear­ remedial legislation and write the and misrepresentation. I do not son, had he lived as long popular history of the affair. Probably no man has had a greater impact Anderson disagree, but my libel attorney often as he had intended, I was always impressed by Drew’s does. on the lives of American blacks than Martin would be 89 today. ethics on the grand scale, his The stricter reporting and lawyer­ Luther King Jr., the civil rights activist who Far back in the bleak foul-weather championship of the ing standards that I established have was assassinate in Memphis, Tenn., in 1968. year of 1931. he con­ rights of the weak, his convictions on taken some of the fire out of the But King’s many contributions to the causes ceived of a column such the moral objectives of the newspaper column, and there are times when I of peace and equal rights notwithstanding, it as had never been seen before — a derelict. He championed the helpless column and the just society. But I long for the freewheeling style of the w as not until two years ago that the federal column that would appear not in against the mighty, the duped against disagreed with, and am not yet great Drew Pearson. Who knows, the government saw fit to designate a holiday in several papers but in several hundred, the dupers, the dissenter against the reconciled to, his subordination of the experience of our time may bring him his honor. that would be read not only by organization, the small enterprise rules of journalism to "larger” out right. While most federal, state and local offices intellectuals and political junkies but over the octopus, the abused against considerations — his mixing of Our world is being vandalized and will shut their doors Jan. 19 in observance of :?|,UN K by great numbers of ordinary people their malefactors. reporting with political activism, his poisoned piece by piece by tidy running into the tens of millions. Martin Luther King Day, municipal offices in climbing into bed with what he judged specialists who scrupulously obey the o m It would specialize in the butchery of FOR ALL THE FIRE, art and the lesser offender in order to bag the Manchester will again remain open. codes of their narrow professions but sacred cows: politicians who wOuld Assistant Town Manager Steven Werbner ingenuity he brought to journalism, he greater, his occasional use of deduc­ claim no responsibility to larger bankrupt the commonwealth to be­ saw it as essentially a tool to fight tion to carry on from where investiga­ has defended the decision to keep offices open realms. Shouldn’t the media be held nefit special interests, lawyers who every form of institutionalized greed tive fact left off. on the grounds that paid holidays are covered accountable, for example, for • the endlessly complicate their procedures and violence. His columns and broad­ chaos it sometimes creates? by union ccmtracts that are not scheduled to OP while justice languishes, economists casts were to him weapons in a just DREW BELIEVED DEVOUTLY Drew Pearson tried to see the world be renegotiated until January. whose materialistic rules are obliter­ war, with truth as their only acknowl­ that good will overcome evil if the whole and to subject his specialty to Whatever the merits of that argument, the ating social mores, polluters whose edged restriction — and truth was actors are seen and the facts are that ordered vision. He had the business-as-usual attitude sends a poor signal, wastes foul the soil and seas, often a subjective rhatter. known. And so he became a scandal­ journalistic imagination and bold­ particularly since Manchester has for years agri-businessmen who would poison Drew did not believe reporters could monger, who cared more about getting ness, the surging hope bom of been fighting the perception that it is a hostile TV and ideas don’t mix and destroy the land tomorrow so that overcome the unscrupulous by sub­ the story than how he got it. I felt that idealism, the toughness and courage to place for members of minority groups to live it might yield a bigger crop today. mitting to the canons of good taste, by an investigative reporter, unlike the act on his better impulses in the worst and work. But if Drew had one • emotional furnishing the facts and then standing government for example, should have weather. The memory of those station that earlier had rejected The town should make every effort to give WASHING­ spring that ran deepest, it was his aloof. He believed that to get the job ethics that prevent him from burglar­ qualities was the heritage he left to the money because it did not Martin Luther King D ay the status it TON - J. Pe­ sympathy for the downtrodden and the done he must intrude during all phases izing files, intercepting mail, buying those who knew him. want to sell air time for the film. deserves. ter Grace, a politically con­ Other organizations that have servative New Robert encountered only limited success Yorker, was in persuading television stations Van’s smoker repeatedly Walters to sell them broadcast time span 1 Open Forum f ru strated the entire political spectrum and State House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand when he seek exposure for productions has come up with a turkey of a bill. sought to pur­ that range in length from 60 On Wednesday, the Darien Republican said chase a|r time seconds to 60 minutes. Individuals made townwide carol-sing to benefit the Tipping fee he plans to introduce legislation that would to broadcast a ’That list includes Physicians Nativity Scene Replacement Fund such a huge success. tax the sale of illegal drugs. television, commercial criticiz­ sion networks initially rejected for Social Responsibility, Center America strong Special thanks to Bill Johnson. just another tax “ If the dealer doesn’t register with the ing the size of the federal th ad on the gronds that it was too for Science in the Public Interest, David Morse the evening’s carol state and pay the tax, he is in violation of the government’s budget deficits. controversial, although CBS sub­ American Security Council, Na­ To the Editor: Fred Ross, a politiclly liberal tional Rifle Association and To the Editor; director, Pat and Carol Castagna ‘grass tax’ law,’’ Van Norstrand said. “ If he sequently relented and agreed to Only the writer of the editorial San Franciscan, was similarly Handgun Control Inc. and Joyce Trainer for setting up does register, then we get him for the sale of carry it. “ Waive trash charges for town thwarted when he attempted to A leading distiller. Joseph E. Amidst the uproar caused by the refreshments, the downtown illegal substances.” condos” can be naive enough to persuade television stations to ABC, possibly believing that Seagram and Sons Inc., became the so-called “ Iranian Deal” the merchants, MARC bakery, the By Van Norstrand’s apparent reasoning, believe that the chief purpose of sell him time to show a documen­ only insomniacs and vampires involved in a protracted dispute one light which should be shed on members of the Nativity Scene the tipping fee at the town landfill the law would send dmg b alers scurrying to tary program challenging this are sturdy enough to survive with the television networks the situation seems not to have Restoration, and all the Manches­ is to discourage the use of the register with the state for fea r of prosecution. country’s involvement in Central exposure to controversial issues, several years ago because it been considered. ter churches who participated. landfill. The tipping fee is nothing Unfortunately, the nature of their business America. will carry ‘I’The Deficit Trials: could not buy time for a series of The attitude which made the Adding to the evening’s festivi­ forces dealers to live daily with the threat of 2017 A.D.” and similar commer­ commercials that claimed li­ United States of America strong ties were special performances more than an added tax. Politicians have learned to use long prison terms, and prosecution under a Grace and Ross are among the cials — but only after midnight. quor, beer and wine all contained was that the country’s strength is by the Manchester town wide fifth these hidden fees and taxes to tax “grass tax” law would likely be among the countless peple who have disco­ Ross is executive director of equivalent amounts of alcohol. in the individual’s courage. and sixth grade chorus directed by Cheryl Hilton and the Bennet certain groups that don’t have least of their worries. vered that although the nation’s Neighbor to Neighbor, an organi­ Planned Parenthood Inc. has We went to war over individual zation opposed to this country’s Junior High School Band under large voting blocks. The tipping In addition to ignoring common sense. Van television networks and stations publicly complained that televi­ rights and have always protected military intervention in Central the direction of Tony Sousa and fee was meant to hit the small Norstrand apparently forgot a few principles aggressively seek to sell air time sion networks and stations enthu­ each citizen at home and abroad to marketers of commercial America, especially its support siastically sell time for such with the whole might of our free the Gilbert and Sullivan singers. businessmen that usedumpsters, of law when he maintained that such a law small family run restaurants, products ranging form antacid of the anti-government contras in intimate products as vaginal government. ’Two new nativity scenes, re­ would make it easier for the state to obtain package stores and garages. The tablets to underarm deodorants, Nicaragua. deodorants and sanitary napkins Ours is the most sought for placing those destroyed by fire, convictions. large users will just pass this tax they routinely rebuff those seek­ At a cost of $127,000, it has but reject commercials promot­ citizenship because of our ready have arrived for all of the on to the consumer. People accused of selling drugs would have ing to buy time to debate public produced a film, “ Faces of ing condoms. protection of it. residents of Manchester to enjoy As long as the Democratic to be convicted of that crime first before they policy issues. War,” that illustrates the delete­ Despite the imposition of often Why not now? this season. This was made Party inpower keeps giving away could be convicted of violating the tax law — Grace is board chairman of rious effects of U.S. involvement arbitrary and capricious restri- possible through the generous town assets, giving tax abate­ and if the aim of such a law is to increase the W.R. Grace & Co., a conglomer­ in the region through dramatic citons, there is mounting pres­ Ruth Kibbee Willey loans by Bill Johnson and ’The ments to certain businesses and drug-conviction rate, it is simply ate corporation that paid $300,000 portraits of widowed mothers, sure for advocacy advertising on 112 Elizabeth Drive Savings Bank of Manchester and issuing tax increment bonds, unnecessary. for the production of a compell­ starving children and other vic­ television. According to one Dan Reale and the Manchester Board of Realtors. taxes will have to rise. Spending The “grass tax” proposal is bound to make ing 60-second commercial de­ tims of war. estimate, $2 billion will be spent Brighten the holiday season, equals taxes. The duty of the taxpayers and fellow legislators wonder what picting children placing their Although more than 40 televi­ on issue-oriented commercials with your donation to repay these minority party is to keep checks parents on trial in the year 2017. sion stations throughout the this year. the speaker has been smoking. Chamber leader loans. on the majority party. The country have agreed to sell time Independent stations and those Donations can be mailed to: Republican Party in Manchester THE IMPOVERISHED to air the film, almost three times in smaller markets are most thanks the town Nativity Scene has cheated the people of that youngsters, clad only in rags, that number have refused to receptive to the ads, while Restoration Committee check and balance. accuse their elders of bankrupt­ broadcast it. network affiliates and outlets in ^anrlipatrr HrralJi To the Editor: 923 Main Street, The tax on garbage is another ing the nation’s future genera­ larger cities would rather deal Founded In 18S1 P.O. Box 231 example of how small business tions by allowing the federal TO DRAMATIZE ITS PLIGHT with laundry soap and cold Manchester, CT 06040 may pay the burden of taxes while PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWlthtf deficit to grow to unmanageable last year. Neighbor to Neighbor remedies than issues and ideas. 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Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellow­ Concordia Lutheran AssembllM of God ship: holy eucharlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; ship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday Editor’s note; This column is $8,607.72 towards our Seasonal church school, 9:45 a.m.; coffee fellow­ nursery for children apeSondvounger. St. John Polish National The following activities are planned at Concordia Calvary CHardi (AMatnbllas of ship, 11 o.m.; Lady Chapel open provided by the staff of the Sharing goal of $25,000, enough to God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South Wind­ (649-3696.) Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist Lutheran Church this week; sor. Rov. Kennoth L. Gustafson, pas­ afternoons; public healing service, Manchester Area Conference of M A C C New s cover all the clothing and house second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening Seuth United Methodist Church, 1226 Polish National Catholic Church include; Churches. Sunday — 9:15 a.m., Christian Growth Hour, “ The tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John goods vouchers, the special pur­ a.m., worship, chlldreen, minister of Sadies, Alberts and Jennys. Bible study; 7:30 p.m., senior choir. singing pilgrimage to visit the Dorothy Sonego, George and Gwen Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; WANTED — We really would like Brooks, Winifred McCormick, Mar­ South United Methodist meeting. 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Christ child in the nativity scene at Thursday — 10 a.m., 10:45 a.m., 1:30 p.m., Meadows to include homemade baked goods garet ond Vincent Knapp, Harry and and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise services: 4 p.m., cherub choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 Center Church. Then we’ll head Carol Freschlln, John and Clara Wal- The following events are planned this week at South Chilatlan Science service, nursery. Mid-week Bible in the Christmas baskets to our back to the citadel for lett, George and Carolyn Cox Foster, United Methodist Church; Jehovah’S Witnesses study, 7 p.m. (646-8599) p.m.. evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible study. elderly and handicapped that Joseph and Jeon Modeou, John and First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 refreshments. N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Friday — 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Toys for Joy distribution. Mary Foley, Susan Groff (memory of Sunday — 9 a.m.. church school, with distribution of MACC will pack directly. For the her husbond), Cosmopollton Club, Elsie Bibles to third graders; 5;30 p.m., all-church church service, Sunday school, and Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ Pentecoetai Saturday — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Toys for Joy first time not one donation of baked care for smoll children. (649-1446) gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ The community carol sing is Lewis, Robert and Beverly Taylor, Christmas party in Cooper Hall, sponsored by United distribution; 9:30 a.m., dress rehearsal for Lessons & goods was received for Thanksgiv­ Manchester Molding and Manufactur­ Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ day, Theocratic Ministry School United Pentecostal Church, 187 scheduled early so that you can Methodist Women; demonstration by master chester. (649-0982) (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. Carols; 7; 30 p.m., A.A. ing. If you are making Christmas ing, Inc., Manchester Health Center, have the little ones home in time for Inc., Fen-Crest Association, New Eng­ falconers. meeting (ministry training), 7:50 p.m.; Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., cookies, add another dozen or so. Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning a hot bath and regular bedtime. See land Health Affiliates, Inc., Lessner, Tuesday - 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 7 p.m., worship: 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 MUST be delivered to the packing Costlemon and Folkensteln, P.C., Exec­ Church of Christ a.m.; Wotchtower Study, 10:25. (646- Christmas party coming you Sunday night at 6. Boy Scout Troop 47. 1490) p.m., bible study (Wednesday); 7 p.m., center at Concordia Lutheran by 9 utive Answering Service, Inc. Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Ladles' prayer (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Also Ruth Matchet, Bertha Burke, Wednesday — 7; 15 a.m.. early, morning prayer St. James School will host Movies, Music and a.m. Tuesday, December 23. • Clorence and Alice Peterson, Phyllis streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. TOYS. TOYS, TOYS group; 4; 30 p.m., junior choir; 6; 30 p.m., Wesley Bell minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., Jewish — Consenfaiive Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) Merriment, a party for families. Friday at 7 p.m. The Up. out and away! The Tear Out Mason, John and Alice Brown, Howard The annual MACC Toys for Joy and Carol Rovegno, Margaret Todd, Ringers; 7;30 p.m., chancel choir: adult Bible study, Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6p.m., program will feature two short Christmas films, a Kids from Community Baptist worship. Wednesdov, 7 p.m., Bible Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle distribution to low-income parents Ruth Baker, Esther Relchord, Edith 277 Spring St. study. Nursery provided for all servi­ Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. carol sing and a visit from a dancing Christmas tree. spent Monday ripping away at Dooley, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Chorendoff, Presbyterian will be Friday and Saturday, Dec. ’Thursday — 7;30 p.m., board of trustees; meeting ces. (646-2903) Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatskv, cantor; Admission is 50 cents per person or $1 per family. Samaritan Shelter. Thank you Helen Solomon, Edward and Barbara Dr. Leon Wind, rc8>bl emeritus. Servi­ Coventry Presbyterian Church, 19 and 20, at the old Parish Hall, St. Morlorty, Albert ond Mary Tuttle, night; youth choir. Gary Slesinski, Bill Hill. Levgi ces: 7:30 p.m. Mondoy to Thursday, Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ Mary’s Episcopal Church. Only Ethel Barry, Virginia Moshler, Sharon Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. Congregational 8:15 p.m. Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur­ try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Espinosa, Carl Mundell, Bob Johns, and David Herzberger, Mrs. Albert Bible study In Rockville those parents or guardians who day. (643-9563) 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday and Chaplain Meek, who was Schulze, Mrs. William Wood, Turkey Batten Cengregattenal Church, 228 school; 7 p.m., Bible study and have received a letter of invitation Shoot, 2nd Division, Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Father Joe Manning and Father Robert Thoms of the prepared to handle almost any fellowship. Wednesdov, 7:30 p.m., from a local social worker, counse­ North United Methodist Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Jewish — Reform prayer meeting. (742-7222) New Creation Team Ministries will give an in-depth emergency. Anyone who can give Minister. 10 a.m., worship service, lor or public health nurse are Presbyterian Church of Manchester, Bible study this evening at the Church of the Risen us a hand with shelter renovations, The following events are planned this week at North nursery, church school; 11 o.m., fel­ Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ scheduled for Friday distribution. lowship; 11:15 a.m., forum progrom. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Savior, 9 Ellington Ave., Rockville. This church is the please contact Ray Geltin at United Methodist Church: chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., worship Any Manchester or Bolton parent (649-7077 office or 647-8878 parsonoge. Chatinover, rcdibl. Services, 8:15 p.m. service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sunday only local parish of the Syro-C3ialdean Church, an 643-9167. With Pat coordinating THE Sunday — 5:30 p.m., “ Joy to Christmas” celebration Center Congregational Church, 11 each Friday; children's services, 7:45 or guardian who is having difficulty school; 7 p.m., Informol worship. Eastern rite church which is evangeiical. Catholic and Seasonal Sharing and Ray coordi­ and potiuck supper. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. p.m. second Friday of each month. (6434)906) providing toys this Christmas is Monday — 7 p.m.. Outreach Committee. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert (644-8466) charismatic. nating shelter renovations, we’re in BIBLE J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. warmly invited to join us Saturday ’Tuesday — 7:30 p.m.. ecumenical prayer. The Bible study is part of the monthly fellowship great shape. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Roman Catholic supper series. A potiuck begins at 5 p.m.. followed by morning from 9 to noon. SPEAKS Wednesday — 10 a.m., pastor's class; 6:30 p.m., Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. Lutheran A reminder to parents; The Toys by choir Christmas party at church. 10a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Church et the Assumption, Adams the program at 6; 30. Child care is provided. For more CHRISTMAS ANGELS a.m. church school. (647-9941) Concordia Lutheran Church (LC A ), Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. information, call 289-5889. for Joy program is for parents only Euggn* Brawsr Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation team. First Cengregatlenal Church et An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Sotur- and children should be left at home. As of Dec. 10, we had raised T . Wongerln, assistant pastor. Sche­ day moss at 5; Sunday masses at7:30,9, In his Inimitable style, Charlie dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. RIchord Parents may select one major new H. Taylor, pastor. Schedule: 9:30o.m., dule: 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) Shedd notes; "The problem Is Trinity Covenant Sunday school, all ages; 11 a.m., care; 9:15 a.m., church school, Chrls- St. Burthelemew's Church, 741 E. Obsenre deadlines or good-as-new toy for each child in Sunday worship, nursery core pro­ tlon growth hour, nursery care; 10:30 Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. the family-plus a book, puzzle and not that the churches are filled a.m. holy communion, nursery care. Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday All items submitted for use on this page must be Here are the events planned for this week at Trinity vided. (742-7696) stocking stuffer. with empty pews, but that the First Cengregatlenal Church el Cov­ (649-5311) « ^ moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, received by the Manchester Herald by Tuesday pews are filled with empty peo­ Covenant Church; entry, 1171 Main SI., Coventry. Rev. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 10 and 11:30 a.m. We do ask parents to sign in EMERGENCY Sunday — 4; 15 p.m., soup and caroling supper. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Church St., Manchester. Rev. Janet St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., morning. (letters are required on Friday) ple." One might say that the ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Landwehr, pastor; Rev. C.H. Ander­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Changes in the religious services listing must alsobe Fire — Police — Medical empty pews also reflect a pro­ Monday — 7 p.m., board of trustees; basketball son, pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. and to list the ages and sex of the Church Lane House. Nursery core submitted Tuesday morning. blem, but that the empty people practice; 7:30 p.m., music committee. provided. (742-8487) a.m., worship; 9:45 a.m., church Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses children in the family. MACC Tuesday — 6 a.m., men's prayer breakfast. La Second Cengregatlenal Church, 385 school; 11 a.m., worship service, at 7:30,9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) volunteers will be available to help D IA L 911 are the greater tragedy. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. nursery. (643-1193) St. James Church, 896 Main St., In Manchester Strada Restaurant; 7 p.m.. Board of Christian Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, you with your selection. Please What this pundit Is pointing Education; choir rehearsal with Hartford Chamber service, Sunday school, ond nursery matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph bring a carrying bag (or two if you out Is that lives even of church Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Orchestra. for children; 6:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellow­ Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. T h o u g h ts have a large family). Paper and attenders are largely devoid of ship. (649-2863) worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday — 6:30 a.m.. women's prayer breakfast. Secend Congregational Church of s^oo l. (649-2855) Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10;W o.m., ribbon will be available. meaning and purpose. And La Strada Restaurant; 6;4Sp.m.,PioneerClubs; youth Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. sadder still they often are not groups; 7 p.m.. men’s seminar; women’s Bible study. entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., CALLING ALL TOY GIVERS NEW SERIES OF TAPES Regular schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 8 (643-2051) Coventry. Father James J. William­ I should use this last day of “ Thoughts” to say being filled even though they Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class; 6:15 p.m., Prince of Fence Lutheran Church, Jane Sherman, our MACC staffer o. m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m., son, pastor. Masses: 5:15 p.m., Satur­ something profound about the Christmas season. But, come where they have a right to AGAPE fellowship. church school, nursery to grade eight, Route 31 and North River Rood, day; 9:30 gnd 11 a.m. Sunday. Confes­ working with Toys for Joy coordi­ “A New Perspective” Coventry. William Douthwolte, pastor. sions 4;30to 5p.m. Saturday. (742-6655) to be honest, I only want to think and write in terms of expect It. Saturday — 7 p.m.. basketball game. Tiling Junior adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and nator Nancy Grier, tells me that fellowship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Schedule: 10:15 o.m. worship serv Ice; 9 Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron simple, common sense. High School. o.m. Bible class (742-7548) although a number of new toys have Call: Jesus promised; “Ask and It p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford My Savior was brought to earth in the most simple, senior church school and Pilgrim Zien Evangelical Lutheran Church Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 been received, we are still far short shall be given you... for every­ (Missouri Synod), Cooper ond High common way. To simple, common parents, in a simple, fellowship. (742-6234) p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30,9:15 m d of the number of toys needed for the one who asks receives," Matt. Story hour at Second Talcettville Congregational Church, streets, Monchester. Rev. Charles W. 11 o.m. (643-4466) common stable. He was brought up in a family and 7:7-8. Only the gospel of Christ Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor­ distribution. Gifts for teenagers are A Christmas story hour will be offered at Second Tolcottvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald ship; 10:45 o.m. Sunday school: Holy given the same education and life as other children. His will meet the soul-hunger of Communion first and third Sunday. particularly needed. 647-8301 Congregational Church on Thursday from 9:30 to 11 Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorft. 10 Salvation Army earthly parents knew that the day would come when Thursday is the deadline for these empty people. Not a a.m., worship service and church (649-4243) His Heavenly Father would take over and Jesus would a.m. The session includes stories. crafts and songs. It is school. (649-0815) Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ delivery of Toys for Joy program. for an Important psychological gospel of self- free, but participants are asked to preregister by chester. Mol. and Mrs. Reginald soon begin a new life. You may drop your toys off at any of help. Not a sociological gospel Methodist Russell. 9;30a.m.,Sundavschool; 10:45 God’s plan included humble beginnings for the recorded message calling 649-2863 between 9 a m. and 2 p.m. weekdays. Covenant a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., sdvo- the MACC Christmas Centers; the of activism. Not a materialistic Bolton United Methodist Church, tlon meeting. (649-7787). Savior of the Earth. How better for Christ to gospel of affluence. Not a 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Center Street Town firehouse, the Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hock- understand us and be willing to die for us when He had humanistic gospel of self-suffi­ ‘Always There Is Christmas’ motcKk St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., Eighth Utilities District flrehouse, Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 o.m., church school; 11 o.m., worship ser­ Unitarian UnivenaNst actually lived like us. the Main Street offices of Heritage ciency. I ’m grateful — eternally grateful — that God's plan “ Always There is Christmas” is the name of the worship services; 9:30 o.m., Bible vice, nursery. (649-3472) Savings and Loan, or the Manches­ school. (649-2855) North United Methodist Church, 300 UnItartan Universalist Society-East, for Christ included a humble start, a miraculous life Sunday program at the Unitarian Universalist Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. ter Mall. 811 Main St. and a forgiving death — for you and me. CHURCH OF CHRIST Society: East. It will feature Gregorian chants, and Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 o.m., Doris Bourque arrived with a bag Fseling Good About Episcopal nett, minister. Schedule; 9 and 10:30 service. Nursery care and youth reli­ of gifts for our youngsters including Lydall and Vamon SlraatB medieval musings by the Rev. Diana Heath. The o.m., worship service; 9 o.m., adult gious education. Coffee hour after Joyce Perrett Yourtolf a new boy’s jacket. The Pathfind- service is at 10:30 a.m.. at 153 W. Vernon St. St. Oeoroe's Eplseopal Church, 1150 Bible study; 10:30a.m., church school; service. (646-5151) The Salvation Army Phonr. 646-2903 » 11 I i I > . W eddings Engagements A b ou t T ow n Santa drops by on Thursday

Editor’s note: This column is Menu for the week: Magician performs at Buckley prepared by the staff of the Monday: Macaroni and cheese, Robert Olson of Old Sturbrldge Village will perform Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizens vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. 19th century magic feats for Buckley School students Center. Tuesday: Beef stew, roll, dessert, and parents Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. in the school beverage. auditorium. Bv Jeanette Cave Wednesday: Juice, seafood boat, ' Olson recreates the character of traveling magician Senior Center Director dessert, beverage. Richard Potter in costume, performing with playing kitchen staff that there is a Thursday: Juice, chicken, po­ cards, eggs, cups and balls. His appearance is During this holiday period, activ­ discrepancy between the number of tato, vegetable, dessert, beverage. sponsored by the school’s fine arts committee. ities do not cease at the center. All persons who make reservations Friday: ’Tuna salad sandwich, seniors are invited to meet Santa at and the number who actually soup, dessert, beverage. v^1 the Christmas party on Thursday. appear for the meals. We base the Scores; X Nursery school has carol sing purchase of food upon the number Dec. 5 setback: Bob Schubert Don’t forget to bring a grab bag BOLTON — The (Children’s Cooperative Nursery of reservations and find that we 137; John Klein 128; Grace Don­ gift ($2) to exchange with a fellow School. 32 Hebron Road, will have a Christmas carol havew an increasing amount of nelly 123; Clara Hemingway 121; center member. Please indicate sing ’Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. Parents, siblings and food left over. This translates into Helena Gavello 115; George Brooks whether it is for a “ male” or friends are welcome. ’The children have invited Bolton higher costs to operate the meals 112; Betty Jesanis 111. \ “female.” Don’t forget to make senior citizens. Refreshments will be served. program. Canceling reservations Dec. 8 pinochle; Art Bouffard your reservations for lunch before after food has been ordered does not 812; Dom Anastasio 803; Betty noon Tuesday. help the situation. Please make Turner 798; Lillian Lewis 765; John Mr. Punch entertains at MCC A big thanks is in order to our sure you do not make reservations Klein 759; Ada Rojas 753; Bob Puppetwork of Sail Francisco will perform “ Mr. volunteer dried-flower instructors if you think you may not be able to Ahem 749; Betty Jesanis 746; Fritz Punch’s Crabgrass Christmas’ ’ and other tales Leona Juros and Peggy Herrick. attend. We have not increased the Wilkinson 744. Saturday, Dec. 20. from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Lowe Their efforts, along with the class price of meals in more than five Dec. 8 bowling; Ed Yourkas 532; Program Center of Manchester Community College. A participants, help^ contribute to years and would like to continue to Stan Kalinowski 540; Harold Hinkel demonstration of puppetry will, follow the the success of our holiday fair. offer low-cost lunches. Your cosnid- 226, 75; Jim Stackpole 200; John performances. eratlon can be a major factor. Kravontka 201, 556; Jim Lingham Mr. Punch, a celebrated puppet hero, will relate The center is collecting canned The senior center, in conjunction 230; Leo Leggitt 514; Bruno Gir- Rhonda S. McGarry several stories about friendship, the holiday season goods and money to bring good with the American Association of dano 50; Mike Pierro 516; Charlie and getting along with one’s fellow species. cheer to the needy. Canned meats, Retired Persons, will conduct Glode 511; Norman Lasher 513; The puppets are hand and rod creations. The stories and such itmes as coffee and tea, another driver’s education pro­ Carl Lepak 201,535; Harvey Duplin McGairy-Smlth are accompanied by live music and unusual sound are badly needed. Donations may gram Jan. 27 and 28 from 12:30 to 4 500; Jean Lukacs 178; Ginger Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald Mrs. Robert A. Highter Mrs. Michael E. Callahan effects. be brought to the center’s office. p.m. Those who complete the Yourkas 484; Jan Singleton 182; Dorothy Sargent McGarry of 28 Your efforts will be appreciated. course will receive 5% reduction in Harriet Giordano 183, 499; Loraa Ferguson Road announces the engage­ Puppetwork was formed in 1982 by Bonny Hall and Jamie Keithline. both graduates of the University of their insurance premiums as re­ Kmiec 206, 495; Viola Pulford 175, ment of her daughter. Rhonda Shirley The meals program will end Dec. 188, 582. Fitzgerald-Claburri HIghter-Mauro Callahan-Whitehead Connecticut with degrees in acting and puppetry. The quired by state law. Fee for the McGarry. to Blair AlexanderSmith. son 23 and resume on Jan. 5, 1987. We course is $7. A check, made payable Dec. 10 pinochle; No scores Dr. Deborah Ann Whitehead, daugh­ MCC performance is part of the M (X ’s Bravo! series. Andrea Lynn Ciaburri. daughter of Camille Elizabeth Mauro, daughter of of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith of applaud the kitchen staff and the to AARP and dated Jan. 27,1987, is turned in. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ciaburri of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauro of Newing­ ter of Dr. and Mrs. David E. Whitehead South Windsor. The bride-elect is also Admission is $2.50 for children under 12 and $3.50 for adults. Call the M (X box office at 647-6043. weekdays. ROTC students for providing nutri­ required at registration. Dec. 10 bridge; Helen FitzSim- Milford, and Patrick Vincent Fitzge­ ton, and Robert Arthur Highter. son of of Notch Road, Bolton, and Michael the daughter of the late Ronald E. tious. well-balanced meals for all to 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ^ u are dancers are reminded mons 4,200; Ala Federick 3,400; rald. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Highter of Edward Callahan, son of Barbara T. McGarry. enjoy. that there will be no class on Dec. Helen Bensche 3,350; Nadine Mal- Fitzgerald of 135 Porter St., were Carpenter Road. Bolton, were married Callahan of 413 Summit St. and the late She is a 1979 graduate of Manchester However, I am reminded by the 23. com 3,270; Rita Paul 3,100. married Nov. 8 at St. Mary’s Church, Nov. 8 at St. Augustine Church. Reginald G. Callahan, were married High School and received her bachelor Grange will meet Wednesday Milford. Hartford. Nov. 28 at St. Bridget Church. of arts degree from the University of The bride was given in marriage by The Rev. Nicholas Cesaro officiated Monsignor Joseph Tash. the groom’s Connecticut and a paralegal certificate Manchester Grange 31 will nneet for a Christmas Beef and coffee ladies in ad hall of fame her father. at the ceremony. The bride was given in uncle, officiated at the ceremony. The from Manchester Community College. program Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Grange on Olcott Diane Skirkanich was matron of marriage by her father. bride was given in marriage by her She is employed as a legal assistant with Street. ’There will be an auction table. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Clara Peller and (Pristine are the first Mythology took place Thursday honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Helen Susan S. Mauro, the bride’s sister-in- father. the Travelers Insurance Co.. Hartford. Peller, the “ Where’s the Beef?” humans to join such ad greats as the night. Fitzgerald and Monica Fitzgerald, law, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids Diane Love was maid of honor. The prospective bridegroom is a 1976 Beethoven Chorus rehearses lady of Wendy’stelevisioncommer­ Jolly Green Giant, Speedy Alka sisters of the groom, Desiree Malo and were Maria Bazzano, Diana Beaulieu Patrick Joseph Callahan, brother of the graduate of South Windsor High School. cials, and Virginia Christine, who Seltzer and the Pillsbury All the Wendy’scommercialsand Virginia Nunzianto. and Tammy Griswold. Kristen Mauro groom, was best man. Ushers were He received his bachelor of science and The Beethoven (Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from as Mrs. Olson has been pouring Doughboy. more than 300 of the Folger’s John Fitzgerald, father of the groom, was flower girl. David E. Whitehead Jr. and William C. master’s degrees in chemical engineer­ 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 00 ^ u rch Folger’s coffee for years, have been The induction ceremonies into commercials broadcast in the last was best man. Ushers were Andrew Richard Highter, brother of the Whitehead, brothers of the bride. ing from the University of Connecticut. St. Coffee and refreshments will be served before the inducted into an advertising hall of the hail of fame establiahed by San 21 years will be kept on file at the Skirkanich, Timothy Collins, Cary Lu­ groom, was best man. Ushers were After a raeception at The Eatery in He is employed as a chemical engineer rehearsal. fame. Francisco’s Museum of Modern museum, said curator Ellen Weis. cian and Scott Lucian. Joseph White, Paul Rosa and Thomas East Windsor, the couple went on a with Hamilton Standard, W indsor, ’The chorus will present a musical program with a After a reception at the Annex Y.M.A. Preuss. wedding trip to Barbados. They live in Locks. Christmas carol sing ’Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Club in New Haven, the couple went on a After a reception at Aqua Turf in Baltimore. Md. Rockville Senior Center. Members may carpool from wedding trip to Vermont. They live in Southington, the couple left on a The bride earned a master of arts Emanuel Lutheran Churdi at 1:30 p.m. Wallingford. The bride is a customer wedding trip to Florida. They live in degree in 1981 from the University of Getting married? service representative for Tektronix Manchester. Connecticut and received her M.D. Inc. of Milford. The bridegroom is The bride is a graduate of the degree from Northwestern Medical Is there a wedding in your future? Squars Circle has open house employed with Connecticut Driveshaft. University of Bridgeport and is em­ School. Chicago, 111. She is employed in You can have your wedding or The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of Share Your Unforgettable Milford. ployed by Aetna Life & Casualty. The the anesthesiology department of Johns engagement listed in the Manchester Masons will have an open house Monday from 9a.m. to groom is a graduate of Manchester Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Herald. noon at the Masonic Temple on Center Street, lliere Community College and is employed by The groom earned a bachelor of arts Simply send us a self-addressed, will be card games, pool and refreshmenst. Masons Christmas Memories... the Town of Bolton. degree from Eastern Connecticut State stampied envelope and we’ll send you and their friends are invited. Poutre-Reuben College. He is self employed with our Herald bridal form. It takes about Callahan Group Software Development two weeks for an announcement to be Cancer society has gala opening The Manchester Herald would like to hear about yohr Stacey Ilisa Reuben, daughter of Co. published. most interesting Christmas or most unusual family tradi­ Robert Reuben of East Hartford and A holiday gala and premiere of the movie, “ Crimes Barbara Reuben of Manchester, and of the Heart,” will be held Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at tion. Send us a funny tale or a touching hit of nostalgia. John Francis Poutre, son of Raymond Showcase Cinemas in East Hartford. The donations of and Mary Poutre of 51 Summit St., were $25 a ticket will benefit the Greater Hartford Chapter of ■ include your name, address and phone married Sept. 21 at Marc Antony's, Births the American Cancer Society. Hartford. The event will feature a gourmet reception, catered ■ no more than 250 words (one typed page) Judge Jay Rubinow performed the by Gregory’s, and many prizes. ■ bring or mail your "memory” to the Herald by Dec. 17. civil ceremony. The bride was given in Host, Christopher Brian, son of Mr. are Robert and Beverly Bard of 106K maternal grandparents are Mr. and The film is based on Beth Henley’s Pulitzer prize-winning story and stars Sissy Spacek, Diane marriage by her parents. and Mrs. Bernard Hust of Nike Circle, New State Road. Mrs. Chester H. Small of 75 Cottage St. Bonnie Reuben, the bride’s sister, was was bom Nov. 28 at Wesson Women’s Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Keaton and Jessica Lange as the three funny, “ crazy,” and fun-loving McGrath sisters. The movie will be CASH PRIZES TO TOP 3 WINNERS maid of honor. Jennifer Williamson, Hospital, Springfield, Mass. His mater­ Beecher, Kyle Eric, son of Scott F. Mrs. William Esliger of Venice, Fla. niece of the groom, was flower girl. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and Sandy (Dickinson) Beecher of shown at 7:30 p.m. For information or tickets, call the society at The most interesting recollections will be published in Kenneth Miffitt was best man. Scott George Matthei of Saratoga Springs. Windsor. was born Nov. 19 at Williamson, nephew of the groom, was N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His 233-9691. the Herald on December 23. ringbearer. After the reception at Marc and Mrs. Lawrence Hust of Jackson­ maternal grandparents are Harold and Driscoll, Kylee Elizabeth, daughter of Antony’s, the couple went on a wedding ville. III. Ethel Dickinson of 115 Columbus St. His Drew and Susan (Gilbert) Driscoll of 229 About Town deadllnet trip to Aruba. They live in Newington. paternal grandparents are Fred and W. Center St., was bom Nov. 28 at Items submitted to the About Town column must be Deadline... Dec. 17th The bride is a graduate of Manchester Bard, Robert Rudolph, son of Robert Carol Beecher of 10 Laurwood Drive, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her submitted to the Manchester Herald at least five days High School and Is employed at Allen and Rena Denise (Eschmann) Bolton. He has a brother, Daryl, 2. maternal grandparents are John and before pubiication. all entries become property of the Herald. Diamond Showcase. The groom is a Bard of 208 E. Middle Turnpike, was Marguerite Gilbert of Bethel. 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By Josie Age 49 Born Jan. 2, 1937 Occupation homemaker Favorite restaurant Carbone's in Hartford portraying an extensive array of Q. Anthony Hopkins is my Favorite food Italian roles with the Old Vic, he was favorite actor but no one ever Idea of a good vacation a week in the Caribbean writes anything about him. awarded the “Promising New volunteering Could you please fill me in on Actor Award” by the London Favorite hobby his background? J.S., Nfid., critics in 1970-1. What you do to relax walk Canada The London hit “Equus” Type of entertainment preferred live musicals A. He’s 48 (bom December 31, introduced Hopkins to American Favorite actor Tom Selleck 1937) from Port Talbot, Wales, stage audiences in 1974; film li 'v'riT'OTr 'lilt' .. Favorite tong “September Song” the only child of bakery owners audiences first saw him as Kind of mualc preferred oldies who worked long, hard hours to “Richard the Lion Hearted” in Favorite magazine Time support him. He was taunted “The Lion in Winter” six years frequently during his childhood, before. He followed that film Pet golden retriever, Luke and partly to get him away from with “Hamlet,” “The Looking Favorite spot In Manchester my neighborhood such negative influences, his Glass War,” “When Eight Bells Car 1986 Volvo parents shipped him off to an Toll,” “Young Winston,” “A Favorite color blue exclusive boarding school 30 Bridge Too Far,” “International ' Favorite quote "Common sense is not so common.' miles away in the town of Velvet,” “Magic,” “The Last book read "lacocca,” Lee lacocca Glamorgan. He hated it. He was Elephant Man,” “A Change of Pet peeve people who cut in line a terrible student, useless at Seasons” and “The Bounty.” sports and was snubbed totally His 'TV appearances have Favorite TV show “Magnum P.l.” by his upper-crust classmates. included roles in “War and Best thing about Manchester the people After he left, he went Peace,” “QB VII,” “The Worst thing about Manchester It’s lost its village charm immediately to work in a steel Lindbergh Kidnapping Case,” foundry near Port Talbot and, as “The Bunker,” “Mussolini: The an amusement, became involved Decline and Fall of II Duce” for with local theater group. Finally, Anthony Hopkins HBO and the original “All jie found something he could do Creatures Great and Small.” F. Murray Abraham and could do well, so he began Now: “He’s committed to the to attend classes at the Cardiff production of “Julius Caesar” London stage for the next 18 College of Drama. and began to woik toward his months,” explains his agent. He Q. / would nice to know what F. Murray Abraham hat been in, In l% l, he entered the Royal goal: membership in the and his wife, Jenny, have also where he’s from and what the F. stands for. Jane C. Miller, Academy of Dramatic Art and National Theater under Laurence recently moved back to London McAllen, Texas began to perform as well with Olivier’s leadership. after spending 10 years in A. The F. stands for Fahrid, which reflects his half-Syrian various repertory troupes around It took him two tries, but with California. He has a teen-age heritage, but he never uses it. He’s from El Paso, Texas, where the country. In 1964, he made Olivier himself sitting in on the daughter from an earlier his parents still live, as does his Oscar for “Amadeus”; his his London stage debut in a audition, he was admitted. After marriage. mother has custody of the statuette. For years, pre-“Amadeus” he was a hardworking, unknown actor who did a lot of ofT-Broadway and commercials (in perhaps his most famous appearance, he was a leaf in a Fruit of the Loom ad) before he started to get progressively more noticeable roles in Share Your Unforgettable Q. What has Lauren Hutton been doing? How did she become films — “All the President’s Men,” “The Big Fix,” “Serpico” Christmas Memories... famous and why did dtey fill in the gap in her teeth? M.H., and “Scarface.” On TV, you may have seen him in “Marco Polo” and more recently, as Abraham Lincoln in “Dream DeWitt, Iowa A. Making movies. She recently finialMd the movie “Flagrant West.” Desire” in France and is currently shooting “Malone” with Butt “Amadeus” made him famous temporarily, but he still goes The Manchester Herald would like to hear about your Reynolds. She became famous somewhat accidentally: She’d largely unrecognized on the streets of Brooklyn, where he lives most interesting Christmas or most unusual family tradi­ Specials for the Month of December come to New York with the intention of catching a tramp steamer with his wife and two teen-agers. Currently, he’s in “The NariK tion. Send us a funny tale or a touching bit'of nostalgia. (Tuesday through Sunday) to Morocco (traveling is her passion), needed money, saw an ad of the Rose” with Sean Connery, but the majority of his time is for a house model at Christian Dior and was hired. spent at Brooklyn College, where he’s a professor of theater. ■ include your name, address and phone Over the next few months, she tried to put together a modeling ■ no more than 250 words (one typed page) portfolio because photographic models made more money, but she ■ bring or mail your "memory” to the Herald by Dec. 17. • Swordfish Steak got nowhere until somehow, she landed in editor Diana with crumb topping & lemon butter Vieeland’s office at Vogue. Vreeland thought she was terrific and Q. Please tell me a little bit f i r (served with potato, vegetable & salad) #1295 sent her to see top photographer Richard Avedon, who had about the girl who plays already met and refused to photograph her. Samantha on “Who’s the This time, however, he didn’t say no and the results were CASH PRIZES • Pasta con Gamberetti your choice Boss?” Where is she from, and green and white linguini with shrimp modeling history. Some of her high-fashion clients didn’t what is she doing now? Philip appreciate the space between her teeth, though, and she was fitted Angarone and Dan Rafferty, TO TOP 3 WINNERS in garlic and tomato sauce with a fill-in piece. She takes it off when she isn’t working. Hamilton, N J. A. Alyssa Milano is 13 (she’ll be 14 on December 19), from New York City and has been acting since the age of 8 when The most interesting recollections will be published in Sunday Brunch llam-3pm / Dinner 4pm-9pm she was cast in a touring the Herald on December 23. company of “Annie.” She Lauren Hutton retunied ftom the toad 14 months later, did a lot of off-Broadway and later was cast Deadline... Dec. 17th in this show. You nuy also have Q. Could yon settle a disagreement? MyJHend says that Vannm seen her in her film d ^ t , all entries become property of the Herald. 27S BOSTON TURNPIKE RED. 2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 While has a child but mo hushatsd. Wat Ihefitther die man who playing Arnold was killed in a plane crash months hadt? Mrs. McKinley, Schwarzenegger’s daughter in 643-2342 Upland, Cal^. “Commando.” Besides working A. No. to everything. She has no children, also no husband. She on “Boss,” she’s currently Alyssa Milano did have a f t a ^ who was killed in a plane crash several moiMhs p ^ n g together a dance/woikout ago. but they had no children. video for kids. M AN CH ESTER HER ALD , Saturday. Dec. 13, 1986 - t i

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5;00AM d ) CNN News [DIS] Mousercise Try this test for rating your excuses (11) U.S. Farm Report [ESPN] Speedweek (R). [C N N ] Crossfire [TMC] Short Film Showcase [D IS ] Walt Disney Presents (60 min ) 7:30AM (T ) Richie Rich don’t like. [ESPN ] AW A Wrestling (60 min.) (R) (D Wonderama By Frances Sheridan Goulart a) If she/he can afford to come here, she/Ite obviously SCORING 5:10AM [TM C ] MOVIE; Skidoo' An CD ABC Weekend Special: Pippi Longs- tocking (CC) Part 2 of 2, (R) doesn’t need my money. Locate the category below that ex-hitman is aided by his daughter and her everly Sills’ excuse ■flower children" friends in escaping a (D In Depth b) She/he had a lot of nerve powerful mob boss who's out to get him when she’s late for an most closely matches your d D Photon charging me so much anyway. for not carrying out a contract. 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Peter Lorre, Sidney Blackmer, d) I must have been angry a) I’m tired from working so Congratulations, you’re one in a 1955 John Carradine. 1937 Murphy is the only man who can give it to him. One problem: Murphy’s services will only What are your excuses telling transportation. with you and that’s how it came hard. million! (T ) Captain Bob dD Record Guide be available for “48 HRS." After that, it's back to prison. The hit film airs Sunday, Dec. the world? Take this tell-all test, d) I should have checked 7:00AM out. b) I have a ( D Popeye dD Woody Woodpecker 14, on NBC. then check out the tips: every detail more closely. I’ll TIPS 1. You’ve been dieting for a 6. A perfectly nice person headache/stomachache/backache. Excuse makers are (d) All-New Ewoks ® dD Gummi Bears know better next time. dD MOVIE: ‘The Ambushers' Agent week. At a friend’s house you who is also a bore presses you c) You don’t turn me on. daydreamers. Learn to d ) New Jersey People 9. On the way home from a Matt Helm is sent to discover the wherea­ dD El Chapuiin Colorado dD Reino Salvaje eat a dessert that uses up a to accept an invitation to dinner. d) I haven’t been feeling very dD M.A.S.K. bouts of an experimental flying saucer [U S A ] Beat the Pros party, your companion accuses concentrate or take a self-help (18) MOVIE; 'To Be Announced' (57) Say Brother dD Adam Smith's Money World You beg off, saying: which was brought down somewhere in 1 1 : 3 0 A M CD Young Universe whole day’s allowance of romantic lately. Can we discuss course in improving your Mexico Dean Martin. Senta Berger. Janice [CNN] Money Week [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch you of flirting. You respond; dD [USA] Jimmy Swaggart dD International Championship Wres­ calories. You tell yourself: a) This is a busy time Rule 1967 [DIS] Donald Duck Presents a) You know me — I get silly it? relations with others. dD Lazer Tag Academy [DIS] MOVIE: The Dog Who Stopped tling (60 min ) a) It’s only a little piece. (semester/week) for me, so I’m (3p Business World [TMC] M O V IE : 'Airplane!' A skiddish the W a r' During their Christmas holiday, at get-togethers. 13. You’re late for an Excuse makers are late dD Macron 1 dD Punky Brewster not accepting any invitations. dD Agenda S.O.S.S.A. ex-military pilot has to take the controls of two groups of children engage in a snow­ Before going on my diet, I Ring Around the World an airliner after the crew becomes ill. Rob­ ball battle for possession of an ice castle. SD This Week in Motor Sports b) You seemed to be having early-morning (fill in). When comers. Get a watch with all the dD Inhumanoids would have had one twice this b) I’m on a new starvation dP Newsmakers ert Hays, Lloyd Bridges, Robert Stack. Cedric Jourde, Julien Elie. 1984. dD AM-New Ewoks your own good time with you arrive you say; extras and wear it everywhere. [CN N ] Big Story 1980. Rated PG. size, diet and I hardly eat at all. dD Abbott and Costello [MAX] MOVIE: 'Rocky IV' (CC) Rocky dZ) Wall Street Week what’s-her-name. a) Traffic was the worst it’s Set it before you go to sleep. If [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! [U S A ] Make a Million Balboa battles the Russian champion, the b) I can’t hurt my friend’s c) I’m getting ready for a bike dD Follow Me [C N N ] College Football Preview c) What’s a party for, been in the last 20 years. this doesn’t work, get a wake-up [ESPN ] Running and Racing 'Siberian Express,' In this clash of East and feelings. trip up the Amazon. ® ) Kideo TV 1 0:00AM CD Poe wee's Playhouse West. Sylvester Stallone. Dolph Lundgren, [U S A ] Keys to Success anyway? b) Preparing for the meeting 9:00AM CD Muppet Babies (D MOVIE: 'Here Come the Marines' Bridgette Neilson. 1985. Rated PG. c) I have no will power; I’m d) I don’t think a friendship service. [CN N ] Daybreak 1 1 :3 5 A M @) Dr. Who Who's Who d) I’m sorry. I’ll never do it (D Popples The Bowery Boys are assigned to the [USA] Lottery Busters (70 min.) between us would work. took longer than I expected. Fine yourself every time you same regiment in the Marines. The Bowery the sort of person who can never (D dD Flintstone Kids again. c) Why do we have to meet catch yourself making excuses. Boys, Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 1952. 11 :00AM CD Galaxy High 1 2 : 0 0 P M CD Puttin’ on the Hits In lose weight. 7. Assume you gave answer Voyagers CD C D d D Real Ghostbusters (CC). CD MOVIE: I Wonder Who's Kissing Stereo. la or Ib and then you tun into 10. Your child (charge/dog) so early? If it gets costly enough, you’ll Bugs Bunny Her N o w ' This lifestory of romantic trou- d) I shouldn’t have done it. C h a n n e l s dP ( p W W F W restling (60 min.) CD Street Hawk bador, Joseph E. Howard, includes the the woman at someone’s else’s falls and breaks a good vase. d) I overslept. stop. (g) dD Smurfs Santa Claus Is Coming tp Town (60 2. You have not Finished a dD Forgotten Children of the 80’s songs he wrote and sang. June Haver, CD WFSB Hartford, C T party. You explain; You say; 14. You receive a gift you If you’re going to make an CD Ask the Manager Mark Stevens. 1947. min.) report for the boss (teacher, WNYW Now York, NY (18) Wall Street Journal Report CB dD El Chavo dD MOVIE: 'Thunder of Drums' A U.S. supervisor). You tell him: a) If I hadn’t accepted this a) Are you hurt? find ugly and useless. You excuse, at least make it a good WTNH New Haven, CT C £ dP Voyagers CD Telephone Auction (S?) La Plaza Cavalry captain feels his new lieutentant is a) The computer is down and invitation months ago, I b) I know you didn’t mean to return it to the store and come one. Her are some to pick from WOR New York, NY (X) ® Maverick CD W W F Wrestling Challenge (60 min.) just another West Pointer to be broken WPIX New York, NY Cit) d D W restling (60 min.) dD New Jersey Hispano dD Soul Train down into a fighting machine. Richard my report is buried in the wouldn’t be here. do it. face to face with the person who WHCT Hartford, CT O i next time you’re caught [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Boone, George Hamilton, Luana Patten. b) My diet was so bizarre, I WTXX Waterbury, CT (M Cs7) Tony Brown's Journal O ) W W F Wrestling (60 min.) microchips. c) 1 never did like that vase. gave it to you. You say: exceeding the speed limit: [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Dou­ 1961. gave it up. WWLP Springfield, M A dD Championship Wrestling (60 min.) (E ) Foofur b) I wrote it at home, but then d) If you weren’t running in a) Would you believe I got • My speedometer must be WEDH Hartf^d. CT l » bles Matches - Semifinals from London (g ) ^ N FL '8 6 Live. England. (3 hrs.) Live. [DIS] W ind in the W illow s (M) Three Stooges my husband (roommate/mother) c) I l i ^ to you. WTWS New London. CT (HI (g) Wrestling (60 min.) the house, it wouldn’t have two of these? Of course. I’m wrong (or broken). [H B O ] Inside the N FL Highlights of the dD Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show WVIT Hartford, C T (H) [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Head' This musical fea­ ® MOVIE: 'Devil Ship Pirates' A war­ used it to line the garbage pail. d) I finally got an assistant at NFL games, including commentary by Len happened. keeping the one you gave me. • I was trying to find a rest WSBK Boston, M A (» tures the music of the singing group. The d D Lucha Libre S IN (60 min.) ship crew fleeing from the Spanish A r­ work, so I’m not as busy now. WGGB Springfield. M A » Dawson and Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) In c) My colleagues 11. You’ve just filled out your b) I just found out I have an Monkees. Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz, Mi­ Washington Week in Review mada takes over an isolated Cornish port room. WXTV Paterson, NJ d i) chael Nesmith. 1968. Rated G. Stereo. (co-workers/friends/librarian) 8. Your first assignment on a dD Fame (60 min.) and terrorizes the villagers. Christopher income-tax return, overstating allergy to • This is someone else’s car. WGBY Springfield. MA dS [USA] Proline Lee, Andrew Keir, John Cairney. 1964. new Job (in a new class/in a new WTIC Haitfwd. CT dl) [CNN] Showbiz Weak [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Fletch' (C C ) Police cor­ didn’t give me the information I your deductible expenses. Your 10:1 OAM Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) therapy group) is to coordinate porcelain/leather/wicker, etc. I’m not used to it. CNN Cable News Net. [CNN] 9:10AM [CNN] HaaKh Waak ruption and drug trafficking are encoun­ needed. DISNEY Disney Channel (DIS) 10:30AM (D Toon W olf tered by a newspaper reporter working un­ dD PELlCULA: 'Los Hombres no Doran' reasoning is; c) I have so little storage • I was going downhill. 9:15AM Sesame Street (CC). d) I just didn't get around to an annual sales conference ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) dD dD Pound Puppies dercover. Chevy Chase, Joe Don Baker, Jorge Rivero. Lorena Velazquez. a) l’d have to be crazy not space I have to return or give Home Box Office (meeting/group trip). You do • I’m almost out of gas. HBO (HBO) 9:30AM CD The Get Along Gang d D Pepsi Duckpin Challenge (60 min.) Tim Maiheson. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. d D Sesame Street (CC). it. Sorry! CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX) your best but there’s one mix-up cheat like everyone else. away anything 1 don’t absolutely • My accelerator stuck. (JD America's Top Ten dD dD Alvin & the Chipmunks [ T M C ] M O V IE : Phobia' A killer slowly MOVIE: 'Kings of the Sun' A Mayan 3. You’re in an expensive TMC Movie Channel (TMC) • murders the patients of a mental asylum by b) I don’t like what the need. USA Network dD Kids Are People Too shop and you run into a doctor after another. You tell yourself: • I’m allowed to do that USA (USA) @ ) K-9 and Company using each one's greatest fears. Paul Mi­ government is doing with my tax (M) Journey to Discovery @ ) Three Stooges chael Glaser, Susan Hogan. 1980. Rated R. (dentist/mechanic/vet) you a) It isn’t my fault. The (fill d) You are so understanding. I where I come from. ■ Continued. . . haven't paid in six months. You in) people said they’d take care money, so why should I pay know you’ll understand my ■■I M I . ( ' : I think: of everything. more than 1 have to? returning something 1 really MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 13, i9«6 - CT M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 13.1M6

ground James Garner. John Lithgow. solving a baffling mystery Sidney Toler. mm ) (R) Margot Kidder, 1984 Parental Discretion Benson ^ong. 1946 1:10AM [CNN] CNN Travel Guide A Advised. [CN N] Evans and Novak Saturday, Continued QD The Untouchables 1:30AM (ji® ABC News 12:40A M [DIS] d t v Saturday, Continued (2® Tales from the Darkside [CNN] CNN Investigative Report [HBO] MOVIE: 'Strangers Kiss' The §D MOVIE: 'Experiment in Terror' FBI personal relationship of two offscreen lov­ 2:00A M ( B m t v Top 2 0 video men rely on a terrified bank teller's courage Countdown cial (60 min.) Rose places a personals ad looking for a ers provides a counterpoint to the movie King takes what is left of his defeated to trap a master criminal. Glenn Ford, Lee on which they are working Blaine Novak, CD 1 9 8 6 College Football ® MOVIE: 'The House on 92nd Street' companion, a sympathetic Dorothy and 3D INN News 2:00PM Remick, Stefanie Powers. 1962, Victoria Tennant. Peter Coyote. 1983 countrymen and sails to North America The FBI hunts a Nazi spy ring stealing Blanche answer her m the guise of an inter­ 3® That's the Spirit All-American Team Tape Delayed. Rated R where they are attacked by Indians. Yul DOWN ‘ atomic secrets. Lloyd Nolan, Signe Hasso. ested man In Stereo MOVIE: 'The Curse of the Mummy's Brynner, C^orge Chakiris. Shirfey Anne QS MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' ACROSS Tom b' The mummified form of a young (SD Shopping Line William Eythe 1945 (24) Peter. Paul and Mary 12:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : 'Rider on Field. 1963. ® MOVIE: 'Which Way la Up?' An or- pharaoh sent on a tour disappears and [CNN] Foreign Correspondents 2 Actor Akins the Rain' A man and a woman are pitted ange picker accidentally incomes a union 1 "Liltle Sir — ” (® MOVIE; 'It's a Wonderful Life' A C4D HEY seeks revenge on the despoilers of his [CNN] Newsday 3 Laughter guardian angel helps a hard working man against each other in the intrigues of a mur­ [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports hero and leaves his wife and family. Ri­ 5 Movie liorress grave Terrence Morgan, Fred Clark. Ron­ [DIS] Edison Tw ins CST) MOVIE: ‘It’s a Wonderful Life' A der case Charles Bronson. Marlene Job- chard Pryor, Lonette McKee, Margaret Av­ 9 Statute (clue to puzzle 4 Had debts who has fallen on bad times James Ste­ ald Howard 1965. . 2:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: Goodbye wart. Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore guardian angel helps a hard working man ert. Annie Cordy 1970 Rated PG [ESPN] Spoitscenter Saturday ery, 1977. answer) 5 Therefore '• New York' A Yuppie American princess 1946 who has fallen on bad times James Ste­ (DD Dance Fever 10 She was Mrs. Garrett 6 ID for Anderson (clue to [M A X ] m o v i e : Fright sleeps through her scheduled landing and [M A X] MOVIE: 'Captain Horatio Horn- (S ) Nature (65 min.) wart. Donna Reed. Lionel Barrymore [CNN] Pinnacle 12:55AM blower' A 19th century sailor outwits the 12 Actor Harold — puzzle answer) ® News 1946 Night' A teenager finds it difficult to con­ lands in hoi water in Israel Julie Hagerty. (S ) M OVIE: 'Assignment K' A toy manu* French Navy and the Spanish Navy while 15 Overweight 7 Calm [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Importance of vince everyone that his next door neighbor Amos Kollek. David Topaz 1985 Rated facturer who doubles as an agent for (ID Honeymooners [HBO] MOVIE; Wild Geese II' (CC) A courting his admiral's widow. Gregory 16 Faction 6 Belonging to Ms. Ryan Being Earnest' A satire on manners, mor­ IS a vampire Chris Sarandon. Roddy R British Intelligence gets involved with a dD MOVIE: 'To Be Announced' group of daring mercenaries attempt to aid 20 Against 11 Actress Larkin als and marriage is told m the glib fashion McDowell, William Ragsdale 1985 Rated Peck. Virginia Mayo, James Robertson a Nazi war criminal escape from a Berlin . CH) MOVIE: Gordon's War' Swedish heiress. Stephen Boyd, Camilla 13 Black gold (2® Playback '8 6 Music videos of the past of Its author, Oscar Wilde Joan Green­ R 2:30AM Justice. 1951. o Q 21 Baseball's Durocher fortress where he has lived m solitary con­ After attending the funeral of his wife who Sparv, Michael Redgrave. 1968. year's hits featuring Madonna, Tina Tur wood. Michael Redgrave, Dame Edith [USA] MOVIE: 'The Alligator People' A 22 Shade of blue 14 Actor Frey ® M O VIE: 'Snake People' A police cap­ ner, Whitney Houston. Janet Jackson, finement for forty years Scott Glenn. Bar­ Evans 1952 1 :00AM (® Jeffersons died from an overdose of heroin, an ex- man, healed by a serum extracted from an 24 "Benson" co>star 16 David on "Valerie" bara Carrera, Laurence Olivier Rated R tain finds himself unpopular with both o Don Johnson, the Fabulous Thunderbirds. ® MOVIE: 'Witness for the Prosecu­ Green Beret captain declares an all-out war alligator, begins to take on the physical 25 Vicki Lawrence role 17 R.R. stop [H B O ] M O VIE: Fletch' (CC) Police cor sides of the law when he is assigned to a Steve Winwood. Belinda Carlisle and Peter [TMC] MOVIE: 'Scarecrow' Two drif­ tion' The wife of an accused murderer on the drug mob in Harlem Paul Winfield. characteristics of an alligator. Beverly Gar­ 28 Former Chinese leader 19 Patrick Duffy role ruption and drug trafficking are encoun­ voodoo-dominated island. Boris Karloff, Gabriel (2 hrs ) ters meet and learn about life, love and gives damaging testimony at her hus­ Carl Lee, David Downing 1973 land. Bruce Bennett. Lon Chaney, Jr. 31 Hebrew month 23 Stings tered by a newspaper reporter working un­ Charles East. 1968. canny Gene Hackman. Al Pacino. Dorothy band's trial Marlene Dietrich, Tyrone [CNN] Sports Latenight 1959 26 "Much — About (2D (3® Facts of Life ICC) A furious Natalie dercover Chevy Chase, Joe Don Baker, 32 Parts of circles Tristan 1973 Rated R Power. Charles Laughton 1957 (3Q) M O VIE: 'Yanks' A young American 34 Actor McDowall Nothing" plans to sue when her magazine story is Tim Matheson 1985 Rated PG. In Stereo [ESPN] SportsCenter 1 2 :3 0 P M dD Heroes: Made in the soldier falls in love with a British woman 36 Tatum or Ryan 27 Augie on "Our Family plagarized and published In Stereo 9:10PM [CNN] Showbiz Week [T M C ] M OVIE: Phobia' A killer slowly ® Television Auction U.S.A. 2:45AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : The Sen- during World W ar 11. Richard Gere, Va­ 37 Make a mistake Honor" (?D M OVIE: 'Five M asters of Death' Five murders the patients of a mental asylum by dD Dempsey & Makepeace Dempsey nessa Redgrave, Lisa Eichhorn. 1979. 9:30PM (22) @® Am en Deacon Frye en­ suous Nurse' A registered nurse is hired d D Essence o 39 Off. Training Corps. 29 Ronny on "Night Court” martial arts masters set out to perfect their using each one's greatest fears. Paul Mi­ and Makepeace set out to thwart a right- o o to take care of an aging count Ursula An visions a large legal settlement when Roily ® El M undo del Box (2 hrs.) craft and challenge the Emperor after he chael Glaser. Susan Hogan 1980 Rated R wing mastermind's scheme to flood the ® d§) NFL Football: Pittsburgh Stee- 41 Baxter or Meara 30 Whale slips and falls m a bank In Stereo dress. Duilio Del Prete. Jack Palance lers at N e w York Jets (3 hrs.) Live Christmas Special W ith Luciano Pa­ 42 Shortly 33 Bridge bid has their monastery burned down David [USA] Night Flight British government with counterfeit mo­ 1979 Rated R Toyota Cup En Vivo desde Tokyo (2 varotti The Metropolitan Opera star sings 35 Days of Chiang. Ti Lung. Alexander Fu Shenq (4j) ney (60 mm ) [CN N] Evans and Novak hrs , 30 mm ) 11:10P M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Nigh- ® MOVIE: Ride the Pink Horse' A war "Ave Maria." "O Holy Night” and other 36 Exclamations 1979 (1® M T V Top 2 0 Video Countdown [D IS ] M ickey’s Christmas Carol Disney thaw ks' (CC) A New York City cop is pit­ veteran, seeking revenge, arrives in a small Christmas classics from the Notre Dame o 38 Doctor's asst. (iD Harper Valley characters bring a new twist to Charles ( ^ NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Mon­ ted against a European terrorist looking for [D IS ] The Blue and the Gray (2 hrs ) New Mexico town. Robert Montgomery. Cathedra] in Montreal. (60 min.) 40 "One Lite — Live" treal Canadiens (2 hrs . 30 min ) [CNN] This Week in Japan Dickens' Christmas story. publicity through bloodshed. Sylvester [ESPN] Championship Roller Derby (60 Wanda Hendrix. Fred Clark 1947 [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Mutual Benefit dD MOVIE: 'Mrs. Sundance' The Sund­ a ® MOVIE: 'It Came Upon the Midnight [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Beniker Gang' A family Stallone, Billy Dee Williams, Rutger Hauer Grand M asters Championship Coverage ance Kid's widow is in jeopardy when she Clear' A retired New York detective dies of orphaned children embark on a cross­ 1981 Rated R learns that Sundance did not die. Elizabeth from Williams island, FL. before he can fulfill his Christmas promise country journey that takes them to Hawaii Montgomery, Robert Foxworth, L.Q. to his grandson, so he strikes a "heavenly in search of a new life Andrew McCarthy, 11:1 5P M Woody Guthrie: Hard [TMC] M OVIE: 'Cimarron' A pioneering Jones. 1973 bargain" to return to Earth Mickey Charlie Fields, Jennie Dundas 1985 Rated Travelin' Arlo Guthrie hosts this docu­ couple IS determined to succeed in Okla­ Rooney. Scott Grimes 1984 G mentary on his father Woody Guthrie, the Astrograph homa in 1689 Glenn Ford. Maria Schell, [DIS] MOVIE: The Beautiful Blonde ooooo legenda'ry folk singer of the Depression Anne Baxter. 1960. In Stereo. From Bashful Bend' A dance hall girl TV puzzle solution on page 30 (S ) Yesenia (60 min ) [M AX] M OVIE; Rambo; First Blood era (75 min ) knows how to handle a gun and gets into ^7} Living Planet: Portrait of the Earth Part ir (CC) Rambo returns to the jungles 1 2 ; 4 5 P M (3) RocK and Roll: The Early trouble because of it. Betty Grable, Cesar o o o o o o 1 1 : 3 0 P M CB Solid Gold In Stereo. (CC) David Attenborough looks at Ocean of Vietnam to locate American MIA's Days The roots of rock and roll are traced Romero, Rudy Vatlee. 1949 creatures of all sizes, from plankton to the Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna. ( ® M OVIE: 'Zenobia* A small town doc­ cussions today with one who has a way through the careers of Bill Haley, the Everly [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Good Guys and humpback whale (60 mm.) Charles Napier 1985 Rated R. tor treats a sick elephant which then fol­ of cooling off your hot Ideas. Instead, Brothers. Fats Domino. Buddy Holly. Bo the Bad Guys' An aging outlaw reluctantly lows him everywhere Oliver Hardy 1939. % u r talk to friends who are more receptive Diddley. Elvis Presley and others. {75 mm ) [CNN] Prime News 10:00PM CE) News teams with a sheriff in an effort to catch a (2® MOVIE; 'Cheaper to Keep Her' A pri­ and open-minded. [HBO] Christmas at Radio City Music ® Boxing: Battle of the Heavyweights ^rthday 1 :00PM (T) Jeffersons , gang of young criminals. Robert Mitchum. vate eye chases down alimony Hall Relax and enjoy this lavish star "Bonecrijsher" Smith versus "Blood" TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An ac­ George Kennedy, David Carradine. 1969 variations. (65 min.) fP Bosom Buddies delinquents Mac Davis. Tovah Feldshuh, Cs] MOVIE: 'The Incredible Melting (3D Fame (60 min ) studded musical spectacular hosted by Green (60 mm ) quaintance who knows that you are a Rated PG. Priscilla Lopez 1980 Dec. 14, 1986 M an' A survivor of a space mission dis­ 3:30PM (3D NFL Today Live (3D Greatest American Hero (ID One Big Family Brian (Michael De- Joel Grey with guests Leslie Uggams, soft touch might try to Impose upon you [USA] MOVIE: 'Uttle Mad Guy' Luise) decides to run for student council 3D Honeymooners Christmas Special covers that his body is turning into a gela­ (Jl) Puttin' on the Kids d D Punto de Encuentro Desde Espana Peggy Fleming. Robin Cousins and the d D Saturday Night Live Steve Gut- A number of unusual but pleasant sur­ again today in some material manner if tin mass Alex Rebar. Burr DeBenning president (R) Rockettes (60 mm ) In Stereo (20) Honeymooners tenberg hosts, with guests Penn & Teller 2:1 0PM [CNN] Health Week ® College Basketball: DePaul at prises are In store for you in the year you are not careful. 1978 [CNN] N ew sw atch dD Let's Go to the Races ( ^ @D Hunter Hunter and McCall are and the Pretenders (90 min ) In Stereo. ® Golf; Chrysler Team Invi­ Louisville (2 hrs.) Live. [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Rocky IV' (CC) Rocky ahead. Your normal routine will occa­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20]| The opinions i D Star Search (60 min.) 2:30PM [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America hampered m their kidnapping investigation ( © M OVIE: 'Evil Under the Sun' Hercule tational Third-round coverage is featured (^ (^ NBC News Balboa battles the Russian champion, the sionally be thrown out of kilter, but of others might make it difficult for you [CNN] Foreign Correspondents [TM C ] MOVIE: 'For Heaven's Sake' A by the efforts of the victim's husband (60 Poirot investigates murder at an exclusive ® MOVIE: The Sea Chase' The Ger­ from Boca Raton, FL. (2 hrs.) Live. dD Record Guide Siberian Express.' m this clash of East and you'll still be happy with the end results. to make sensible, speedy decisions to­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'North Avenue Irregu­ mm ) In Stereo. Adriatic Sea resort Peter Ustinov. James man captain of a W W II fugitive ship carries producer and his actress wife are being West Sylvester Stallone. Dolph Lundgren. day. Sometimes having too much ad­ (11) Winning On Your Income Taxes lars' A surburban minister unleashes an watched by two angels sent to earth to (3 ) M am a's Family Bubba may rum Ma­ Mason, Jane Birkin 1982 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Per­ an unusual cargo and assorted crew. John Bridgette Neilson 1985 Rated PG (j^ Police Story vice is worse than having none at all. [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch unlikely band of women against the mob help them Clifton W ebb, Joan,Blondell, ma's chance of becoming president of a sons you normally get along with quite Wayne. Lana Turner. Tab Hunter. 1955. [U S A ] M OVIE: 'Doctor Dracula' Count ^ D Spenser; For Hire (CC) Spenser trav­ ® ) Off the Wall Edward Hermann. Barbara Hams. Cions Joan Bennett 1950. church club. well could be difficult to deal with today. CANCER (June 21*July 22) It may only Ci8) Soul Train [ESPN] 1986 Heisman Trophy Winner Dracula. in the disguise of a psychiatrist, els to Salem to help a 12-year-old girl cope [CNN] Sports Tonight compound problems if you postpone Leachman 1979. Rated G. [USA ] Saturday Cartoon Express (4D ABC New s attempts to control the minds of hts pa­ All of the fault cannot be laid at their Combat! Profile (R). with her nightmarish dreams of death and [ESPN] SportsCenter [M A X] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' (§D It's a Living Ginger. Amy, Jan and Dot tients John Carradine, Donald Barry destruction (60 mm ) doorsteps. Major changes are ahead attending to an unpleasant responsibil­ CD MOVIE: The Destroyers' 5:10PM [D IS ] Shari Lewis Christmas v4pj Let's Go Bowling 3:00PM (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia enl­ search for "Mr. Right' m singles bars 1977 1 1 : 4 0 P M dZ) Hock and Roll: The Early for Sagittarius in the coming year. Send ity that needs your attention now. Don't A villainous fighter, armed with a Golden Concert Shan Lewis conducts the National ID Route 66 (57) James Galway's Christmas Carol In ist the help of Lando Calnssian to battle the Days The roots of rock and roll are traced for your Astro-Graph predictions today. sweep it under the rug. Swor'd, tricks a traveling band of martial Arts Centre Orchestra and performs as a [CNN] Pinnacle 8:30P M ® Benny Hill Stereo evil empire, Luke Skywalker is instructed [CNN] CNN News through the careers of Bill Haley, the Everly Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ LEO (July 23*Aug. 22) Members of a arts experts into helping him increase his ventriloquist in this musical salute to Santa [DIS] Still the Beaver by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda Mark 2 2 7 Sandra enrages Mary when [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Brothers. Fats Domino, Buddy Holly. Bo paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH clique around which you feel uncom­ [CNN] Newsday fortune. Lu Feng, Lo Meng. 1982. Claus she writes a steamy novel based on the Hamilt, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1980 7:00P M (® News Diddley. Elvis Presley and others. In 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ fortable may be at an activity you'll at­ d D Soap Opera Awards In the third an­ Rated PG. characters m the apartment building In 1 0:30PM ® Black News [DiS] MOVIE: 'The Meanest Man in the 5:15PM dD MOVIE; 'The Weavers: Stereo tend today. Treat them civilly, but keep World' Good natured lawyer discovers the nual awards presentation, the top actors ® 9 t o 5 Stereo * QD New s ac sign. dD Holiday Cooking Mara­ W asn 't That a Tim e’ The careers of the only way to succeed in business is to be and actresses from daytime and prime­ 3:36PM ® ® Wheel of Fortune 1 2:00A M CB m o v i e : The Curse of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It's not them at arm's length. thon. (2 hrs., 24 min.) folk group The Weavers are traced, focus­ [DIS] Skyward Christmas (60 mm ) ( ^ Honeymooners... The Lost Episodes nasty Jack Benny. Priscilla Lane, Eddie time dramas will be selected from a field of Bigfoot' A group of high school students to your advantage to shift around your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Do not do ing on their blacklisting during the McCar­ (T ) It's a Living [ESPN] College Basketball: Villanova Rochester' Anderson 1943 nominees chosen by Soap Opera Digest NFL Football: Washing­ [ESPN] PKC American Kickboxing discover the remains of a mummified beast duties today just because they Interfere anything today that will make you look 4:00PM thy era and highlighted by their reunion (ID Tales from the Darkside Two bicker­ vs. Connecticut Coverage from the New readers. Hosts Kevin Dobson ( Knots ton Redskins at Denver Broncos (3 hrs.) Coverage from Lake Helen. FL (60 mm ) similiar to the Abominable Snowman W il­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Off Road Rac­ concert in Carnegie Hall. The Weavers ing occultists (Phyllis Oilier, Lawrence Tier Haven Coliseum. New Haven, CT (2 hrs ) with fun plans. It'll be hard to catch up if good at the expense of someone else. If Landing"). Susan Lucci ( "All My Child­ [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents liam Simonsen. Robert Clymire. 1972. ing Baja 1000 from Mexico to Baja, CA Live 1981 ney) could be $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 richer -- that is if Live you fall behind. you do, your victory will be short-lived ren") Performance by singer Pia Zadora (4D Boxeo desde M exico (2 hrs.) (90 mm ) Oj} Puttin' on the Hits they can succeed m exorcising a pos­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) An old and will have repercussions. (2 hrs.) 5:30PM Hogan's Heroes 9 ; 0 0 P M (T) MOVIE: -The Wild Wild 1 1 :00PM CB CB dD ® ® ) News [H B O ] A Friend in Deed Paul Sorvino sessed girl (DD MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan's Secret' friend will be offended it you plan some­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Usually, you (B) Space: 1999 dD What's Happening Now!! W est Revisited' West and Gordon are CB MOVIE: 'The Big Sleep’ Detective stars in this story of two teen agers whose CS^ Frugal Gourmet Holiday Special Charlie Chan hopes that a seance will prov­ are a very open-minded person, but to­ MOVIE: 'Code Name: Minus One' A dD It Takes a Thief Ijrouqhi out of retirement when impostors Philip Marlowe u. embroiled in blackmail, thing social today and exclude him or lives suddenly become intertwined when [CNN] Your Money dD Connecticut Newsmakers ide a clue m a case of a murdered heir special agent becomes invisible at will are substituted lor the heads of Britain, murder and underworld crime Robert M it­ her. Let it be known that he or she is day you might reject the ideas of others one of them is disabled (2D m -a -s-h Warner Oland, Astrid Allwyn 1936 [E S P N ] College Basketball: Florida from the after-effects of an underwater ex­ dD Embajadores de la Musica Colom- Spam, Russia and the United States Rob­ chum, Sarah Miles. James Stewart 1978 also welcome. before you hear them through. Get back biana d D Hee H aw (60 mm ) [CNN] Newsnight 1 :30PM CID College Basketball: Ari­ State at Oklahoma (2 hrs ) Live plosion Bon Murphy. Katherine Crawford. ert Conrad, Ross Martin. Paul Williams [T) WWF Wrestling Spotlight (60 mm.) PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Persons on track. 1979 (R) zona at Georgetown (2 hrs ) Live [H B O ] Survival Series A day in the life of Richard Dysart. 1976 Tiny Tree do) You Write the Songs [ESPN] World Class Championship observing you today might marvel at SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you find it CiD MOVIE: 'The Glitter Dome' Two ve­ W restling (60 mm ) (R) Cl'C Keys to Success reindeer is explored Michael Lanrion nar­ (Sil) M O VIE; 'Buster and Billie' A gentle [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday d D One Big Family Jan lends Don's credit ® Cousteau's Rediscovery of the teran Los Angeles police detectives inves­ your industriousness. However, you necessary to conduct business today, rates (60 min ) card to Brian World: Cape Horn; Waters of the Wind (4® Yeshua romance between the most popular boy in [ESPN] California Bowl: Miami-Ohio tigate the murder of a movie studio head, 1 2 : 3 0 A M CT) Dancin’ to the Hits won't take pride in your work if you start do so cautiously. Matters could sud­ town and a friendless girl is brutally (60 mm ) [TMC] MOVIE: 'McCabe and Mrs vs. San Jose S tate Live from Fresno. CA (4^ Barney Milter fighting burnout while unraveling the mys­ d® M OVIE: 'The Red Dragon' Charlie a lot of things you don't finish. denly take unusual turns and you might [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday crushed by the boy's former friends. Jan- M iller' A crafty small-time gambler looks (3 hrs ) Live. Novela: Maria de Nadie (22) (3® Golden Girls (CC) Wlien a lonely tery involving Hollywood's seamy under­ Chan gets "help ' from hi§ chauffeur in ARIES (March 21-April 19) Avoid dis­ be caught off guard. [HBO] MOVIE: Bullshot’ A World War I to make his fortune in a small frontier min­ Michael Vincent. Joan Goodfellow 1974 flying ace finds adventure when he comes ing town Warren Beatty. Julie Christie, 6:00PM ® What's Happening Now!! dD Sports Talk MOVIE: 'The Barbary Coast' An un­ to the aid of a young woman whose father Rene Auberjonois 1971 Rated R ®-dD ® News [CN N] Sports Saturday has been kidnapped by Germans. Alan dercover agent exposes wrongdoers in the [DIS] MOVIE: 'One Magic Christmas' Shearman. Diz White, Ron House 1983 3:05PM (H ) Nature: Cats This program bawdiest city in the Old West William ® New Gidget 1985 Rated G. 'X r , '. Rated PG takes a look at the domestic cat in ail its Shainer. Dennis Cole. Lynda Day George (ID What a Country! HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS 1975 [TM C ] Short Film Showcase S E ^ ^ N 'S . dD Sabroshow (3D Dempsey & M akepeace (60 mm ) [USA] Riptide FROM MOVIE; ‘Nicholas Nickleby' Along dD Laverne & Shirley 7 :3 0 P M ® Agronsky & Company with his mother and sister. Nicholas goes ( ^ Dancin' to the Hits to London to seek help from an unscrupu­ (D Ted Knight Show d D It's a Living Nancy prepares for the lous uncle Animated. arrival of a restaurant critic. fS) Jeopardy G eiid ^ [HBO] M O VIE: 'Joey' A teenager must ® Mama’s Family deal with his father's jealousy while trying dD Por Tango? HUNTER to earn a living as a musician Neil Barry. dS All Creatures Great and Small dD At the Movies to all those going away James Quinn. 1985 Rated PG. In Stereo d D W hat's Happening Now!! Dee, Shir­ dD Barney Miller [USA] Hollywood Insider ley and Nadine find themselves stranded in dD As Schools Match Wits this holidtty season... CAR WASH an isolated mountain cabin after Shirley's In "The Contract" episode of d D d D W hat a Country! Robert's father 4:1 0PM SD Nature: Leopard: A Dark­ car breaks down ^ TOUCHLESS CARWASHING — SIMONIZ* SHINE NBC's "Hunter," airing SAT­ ness in the Grass This program studies threatens to disown him [CNN] Newswatch and all those coming URDAY, DEC. 13, Dee Dee the female leopard on the African plains for M aude a two day period (60 min.) [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet (Stepfanie Kramer) finds her dD NBA Basketball: Boston Celtics at home. COUPON BOOKS...... ^3150 kidnapping-homicide investi­ [CNN] Sports Close-up [HBO] MOVIE; 'Bill Cosby, Himself Washington Bullets (2 hrs.) Funnyman Cosby looks at the humor in ev­ Gift Boxed l* — Ike price cl 7) gation hampered by a rich in­ ® dS) W id e w orld of Sports [CN N] CNN Investigative Report 4:30PM eryday faults, foibles and successes Bill dustrialist who wants her to Top amateur boxing teams from the U S Cosby. 1982 Rated PG. [TM C] M OVIE: Airplane!' A skiddish GIFT CERTIFICATES.... and Cuba compete from Lake Charles. LA ex-mililary pilot has to take the controls of play by his rules in rescuing [ M A X ] M OVIE; Victory' Allied prison­ ( s a t s s ) (90 min.) Live. an airliner after the crew becomes ill Rob­ Alwaya appreciated. his abducted wife. ers fight their German captors on the soc­ (3D Dance Fever ert Hays. Lloyd Bridges, Robert Stack exposure cer field, but thoir real goal is escape 1980 Rated PG. See attendants for details.^ [CNN] Big Story Sylvester Stallone, Michael Jaine Pele CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME iiriatraM ilM II [USA] Cover Story 1981 Rated PG 8 :0 0 P M ® National Geographic Spe- [USA] Airwolf 111 Center Street 5:00PM ® Mission: Impossible Manchester 649-6939 ® WWF Superstars of Wrestling (60 6:30PM ® Small Wonder 344 BROAD ST„ MANCHESTER mm ) CD Siskel & Ebert & the Movies Continued... U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 13,19W MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. D«c. 13.1886 — W Cover Story Trends Sigourney Weaver: It’s her turn You can beat holiday depression By Mary Lance expects you to. perfect gift can lift your spirits Plan a holiday getaway. If you — and spate you stress. n a New Yorker are recently divorced or Be creative. Give a coupon for i: This year has been a big one for the talented actress cartoon, a character, his widowed, or away from your a home-cooked meal, a drive in arm resting on the family for the first time, you can the country, a clean closet or By Kathy Larkin With his support she survived mantel, says to his wife, surmise that the upcoming even a backrub. You don’t have a year crammed scene-to-scene “Of course you’re season may be difficult. time to bake at Christmas? Give he world has with work. And challenges. depressed, ’tis the Schedule, if finances permit, a a coupon for January cookies. “I was in Europe on location I trip to a place you’ve always rediscovered Sigourney season to be jolly.” Coupon “cashing-in” can Weaver. To reach her for a French film when the idea In one sentence, the cartoonist wanted to visit — or return to a double the pleasure of a gift. for this interview means for ‘Aliens’ popped up, the first has summarized what’s favorite nearby haunt. People are Drink sensibly. Remember bypassing a tangle of I’d heard of a sequel. I flew popularly called “the Christmas reluctant to break with tradition, that alcohol is a wires, TV lights and home to discuss it. But five days blues.” For thousands of hut being away from the jingling central-nervous-system Tcamera crew in the hall outside after my movie wrapped, I was dejected Americans at bells and buttered-rum rush of depressant, and a week’s round her New York hotel suite. due to start ‘Half Moon Street.’ Christmastime, the question isn’t parties might be just what you of liquor at parties will probably Not that Weaver was ever It was,” she grimaces, “quite a “why me?,” it’s “why now — need. have an effect on the way you really lost. It’s hard, after all, to schedule. I was in the middle of why do I feel so down when I'm Don't be alone. It’s up to you feel. Since alcohol consumption overlook this talented S'lO'/z” one film, having taken on two supposed to be so up?” Rather to make that phone call. If you is down nationwide, more hosts actress willing to try — and more and just gotten married — than joy, many people have the don’t receive an invitation, are ready to accommodate guests succeed — in such varied a little like being caught up in a jitters; instead of being uplifted, extend one. Organize a pwtluck who want soft drinks or juice. productions; in the movies with whirlwind. 1 was a bit they're stres.sed out. dinner with friends, or take Be realistic. Even though it’s ■fiyewitness," “The Year of frightened.” Unfortunately, there’s a advantage of the special meals Christmas, Aunt Mamie may Living Dangerously” and She told her new husband she reluctance to admit or give in to and celebrations held in most still be as irritable as ever, and "Ghostbusters"; on Broadway did not want to be away from these feelings. As humorist cities for senior citizens, military that simmering feud between in the much-applauded him for the time it would take to Erma Bombeck puts it, personnel and others known to you and your spouse may not "Hurlyburly.” make all three films. “Christmas is the only holiday be alone at Christmastime. magically be resolved. And just Pretty goChina. She’s a woman who Stanford’s guerrilla theater Innaurato and actress Meryl critically acclaimed, wacky guy. The kids thought he was takes an offbeat turn, becoming group; the beginning actress, at Streep. off-Broadway farce “Das regularr buying V createid by great. But up in Massachusetts, a call girl to supplement her a stage when most beginners “I’d come to Yale in a very Lusitania Songspiel.” Today, we only had a short meager research income, falls in would be grateful for a walk-on irreverent frame of mind. I’d they are locking adjectives over habits with yoiirA conversation." love with client diplomat Lord part, who spoke frankly to been doing everything from a movie script based on their When Simpson accepted an Bulbeck (Michael Caine), only NBC-TV brass about her soap Shakespeare to comedy. At recent, jointly written Esquire advertisingising— ^ ' ifi invitation to one of Weaver’s to find herself trapped in a state role in “Somerset.” (She was Yale, I felt squelched.” magazine parody of a Broadway “quiet” parties — famous for of terror where her life is worth eventually fired.) Advised she had “no talent actress and author clawing to the surprise special effects, from less than the toss on a Weaver is not your usual for any dramatic career,” top. everyday in costumed witches to dancing penny-ante game. interview. Weaver says candidly, “1 Weaver admits frankly she has SALON Not exactly type casting for Fler vocabulary, ranging easily persisted partly out of spite. I a thirst for the written word, a The Herald. goblins — things changed a bit. • Call Sheri for an appointment • ’He had a great time. And 1 Sigourney Weaver, who is through Webster’s dictionary, is didn’t want the Yale critics to desire for input into her movies. thought, ‘Here is a man who certainly intelligent and proof that parents Sylvester be right.” “I worked with director Bob 6 4 3 -2 4 8 3 really loves life.’ So,” she definitely not one of life’s “Pat” Weaver, president and Today, she and husband Jim Swain on ‘Half Moon Street’ 303 E. Center St. Manchester mimics a sexy growl, “I asked victims. pioneering programmer of share a three-room New York and we rewrote a lot of the 643-2711 him out to dinner — to talk Still she understands the NBC-TV during the 1950s, and City Upper West Side apartment scenes with Bulbeck.” ■ 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.ni., Mon.-Fri. about the theater.” film’s slightly askew heroine. his British actress wife. — while hunting for more 30 — MANCHESTER HERALD. 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destroy the pirate, Sir Henry Morgan Ken released from prison for 48 hours to help a (S ) Profile Boston Cybill Shepherd. Charles Frank, Barbara Scott, Leticia Roman. Dave King, 1961. rumpled police detective catch two es­ Feldon. 1978. caped killers. Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy, ® It's a Wonderful Worid Sunday, Dec. 14 1:35PM gj Pater. Paul and Mary - ® ABC News James Remar. 1983. (R). d 5 Spiritual Life Crusade A SMOKY 25th Anniversary Sunday, Continued [C N N ] Sports Latenight (S ) Country Crossroads [C N N ] Sports Tonight [ESPN ] SportsCenter m o u n ta in 2:00PM (2® M O V IE ; 'Racket Busters' (S) Season's Greetings From the A special prosecutor is appointed by the i 11:45PM HD Entertainment This Honeymooners Three episodes from the [H B O ] MOVIE; 'A Change of Seasons' ® Sunday Mass W eek The members of the group Van 5:00AM CD c n n New s CHRISTMAS go.'ernment to end racketeering in the ' Men's ChampkMtthip Coverage from Ta­ lieve him to be the real Santa Claus. (2 hrs.) series: Ralph takes a job as a Santa; Reggie T w o men and two women pair off at the Helen talk about the success of their 1986 (VO Insight Robert Schuller Trucking Association. George Brent. Hum­ coma, W A . (2 hrs.) Von Gleason III, Poor Soul and Joe the Bar­ same vacation ski house. Shirley Ma- CSD Entertainment This Week (60 min.) concert tour and share their thoughts on phrey Bogart, Walter Abel. 1938. tender make a holiday visit; the Kramdens cLaine, Anthony Hopkins. 1980. Rated R. [CN N ] Sports Review Heckle 8i Jeckle/Deputy Dawg [U S A ] Atfred Hitchcock Hour the reason behind the groups longevity. MOVIE; 'It Should Happen to You' (3® Greatest American Hero and the Nortons ring in the New Year at a In Stereo. (5® Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom Lorna Davis (Dolly Parton) re­ (60 min.) [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents <60 An unemployed model in New York rents a 4:30PM dD Love Boat ( ^ Mama's Family party with Tom m y and Jim m y Dorsey. [U S A ] Lottery Busters min ) [C N N ] Crossfire turns to Tennessee to regain A B C N ow s billboard blazing her name Judy Holliday. GD House Calls O u r House (C C ) As Gus and the Host: Jackie Gleason. (2 hrs.) HD [ M A X ] m o v i e : "The Cairw [ESPN] AW A Wrestling (60 mm ) (R) [D IS] Good Morning Mlckeyl her Christmas spirit and finds Jack Lemmon, Peter Lawford 1954 family gear up for their first Christmas to­ d® Masterpiece Theatre: Peradtsa 2:35AM [C N N ] Evans and Novak 1 2:00AM GD Mission: Impossible M utiny' Officers revolt against a captain seven orphans hiding out in Lo Mejor de la Copa Mundial; Fran- gether, Molly mysteriously decides to boy­ Poatponed (C C ) Leslie becomes Cabinet 5:30AM (li) i n n News [ESPN ] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ [H BO ] Fraggle Rock (CC). (3D Rock 'n Roll Evening News (60 min.) they consider mentally unfit. Humphrey nal (R) her cabin, in “A Smoky cla contra Alemania Occidental (2 hrs ) cott the holiday. (60 min.) In Stereo. Minister and Lady Grace's jewel box con­ [CN N] Money Week HD Jimmy Swaggart Bogart, Jose Ferrer, Van Johnson. 1954. Mountain Christmas,” airing (1® W onderw orks (C C ) (4 hrs ) 5:00PM d D Kojak Wrestling (60 min.) taining secrets of her past is stolen. (60 [HBO] MOVIE: Santa Claus: The min.) Part 9. (55 Star Trek 3:00AM ® That's the Spirit ®'00AM C13 Today's Business- M ovie' (C C ) One of Santa's elves comes S U N D A Y , D E C . 14, on ABC. [CN N ] Week in Review (3D Greatest American Hero . d 5 N e w Gidget Jeff's best friend lands Weekend [CN N ] Week in Review Keys to Success $5 Shopping Line to the big city and clashes with a greedy [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Christmas Mountain' (55 (15 Fame (60 min.) the lop role in a T V commercial. C13 Black New s toy executive. Dudley Moore. John Lith- A message of love and the Christmas spirit [C N N ] Sports Sunday (60 min.) [DIS] MOVIE; The Uttle Prince' A ® Hogan's Heroes [CN N] Newsnight gow, David Huddleston, 1985. Rated PG CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME G® Four W inds Island After inheriting her young prince comes to earth from a tiny (3 ) In Depth IS carried by a lough cowboy m the Old grandfather's island, a little girl hears sto­ [DtS] MOVIE: 'The Bishop's Wife' An Hill Street Blues Furillo learns the [ESPN ] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Dou­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' Of­ West Slim Pickens, Mark Miller 1980 asteroid to find the meaning of life. Bob truth about his father's death while a bles Match - Finals from London. England. Cll) Christian Science Monitor Reports ries about her family’s hidden jewels. (60 angel comes to earth to help a bishop and Fosse, Gene Wilder. Richard Kiley. 1974. ficers revolt against a captain they consi­ [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Silent Reach' Upon his min.) his wife raise money for a new church. shaken Belker calls the President after an (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R). Ci® C N N News der mentally unfit Humphrey Bogart, Jose Rated G. arrival m Australia to assume the posiiion Cary Gram, Loretta Young, David Niven. all-top-realistic dream. (60 min.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Ninja' A se­ [D IS] Donald Duck Presents Ferrer, Van Johnson. 1954. T h e Saint College Basketball: Georgia of security controller for an Australian min­ 1948. [ESPN ] (M) Cossman $$ Secrets cretly trained Ninja warrior poses as an ing company, a former American intellig­ ® Star Search (60 min.) Tech at Louisiana State (2 hrs.) Live. [E 5 P N ] College Basketball: Villanova 9:00AM CD Com m ent [ESPN ] SportsCenter © ) A t the M ovies Rex Reed, Bill Harris. American Gl to confront a corrupt arms vs. Connecticut Coverage from the New ence officer IS plunged into an invostiga- Charytin [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Ninja' A se­ dealer's own powerful legion. Michael Du- ® The Glo Friends Save Christmas The d5 Scheduled reviews: "Crimes of the Heart" Haven Coliseum, New Haven, C T. (2 hrs.) W eek In Sports (60 min ) Hofi into industrial accidents Robert [U S A ] Virginian cretly trained Ninja warrior poses as an dikoff. Rated R. Glo friends attempt to rescue Santa, who Hampshire. 1969 [CN N] Newswatch (Diane Keaton. Jessica Lange); "Heart­ Vaughn. Helen Morse, Graham Kennedy American Gl to confront a corrupt arms [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien has been imprisoned by Blanche, the [HBO] MOVIE: 'Kid Colter' (CC| A [H BO ] Freddy the Freeloader's Christ­ 7:30PM I® Check It OutI break Ridge" ((^lint Eastwood, Marsha Ma­ [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow CB n f l Today Live, 1981 (R) ^ dealer's own powerful legion. Michael Du- and a young widow arc pursued cross­ Wicked Witch of the North Pole, boy s spirit, endurance and survival in- 12:30PM mas Dinner Buoyed by the Christmas ® NHL Hockey; Boston Bruins at Que­ son). Expo country by government agents Jeff dikoff. Rated R. slincts are tested when he is thrust into a (3D High School Bowl 2:30PM (X) MOVIE: 'White Christ­ spirit, Freddy saves $25 to treat his bec Nordiques (2 hrs., 30 min.) [C N N ] Newsnight Update Bridges, Karen Allen, Charles Martin ® Jerry Falwell [U S A ] Je w e l in the C row n Following the 3:30AM [C N N ] crossfire situation he has no control over. Jeremy (5® N FL '8 6 Live mas' T w o army buddies become a lop- professor-friend lo a holiday dinner, but he (S® Velveteen Rabbit A child's love Smith 1984 Rated PG In Stereo ® Oral Roberts end of World W ar II, Officer Guy Perron [D I S ] M O V IE ; Th e Red Shoes' A lovely Shamos. Jim Stafford. Hal Terrence notch comedy team ind get involved with decides the money could be put to better brings a stuffed bunny to life. 3:34AM (XI CBS News Nightwatch 1985 Rated PG d® What’s Happening Now?! learns to his distress that Merrick has been ballerina winds up in a bitter struggle be­ 6 ; [CN N ] Showbiz Week (35 Raccoons on Ice Animated. Rich Lit­ a sister act Bing Croiby. Danny Kaye. Ro­ use. Co-stars Vincent Price and Imogene Joined in Progress 10AM d 5 O ne Big Family Brian (Michael Oe- recalled to Delhi and has gained access to tween hei career and marriage. Moira tle. Rita Coolidge and Leo Sayer provide [M A X ] MOVIE: 'White Nights' (CC) A Spotlight on Government semary Clooney 1954 Coca. (60 min.) Luise) decides to run for student council Susan's psychiatric records. (60 min.) Shearer, Anton Walbrook, Marius Goring. 4:00AM (X) Cousteau's Rediscovery G:30AM CID Robert Schuller the voices for this musical special. Russian dancer, who defected to the U S d® We're Cooking Now [HBO] MOVIE: 'Enemy Mine' (CC) An [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air president. 1948 of the Worid; Cape Horn: Waters of the ® New Jersey People eight years ago, finds himself back in the (5® Upstairs, Downstairs (j® Kenneth Copeland ®5 Tiny Tree earthling and an alien maintain an uneasy 9:15PM [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Su­ W ind (60 min.) Soviet Union with an American-turned- friendship when they are stranded to- 5:30PM Touch [ESPN ] ESPN Skiing Magazine CJl) Christopher Close-Up ( ^ Batman in Depth per Seventies (60 min.) [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Bishop's Wife' An Russian citizen who becomes his only [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents gqther on a deadly planet Louis Gossett. 9:30PM (3D (.18) In Search Of... G5 No Empujen [ T M C ] M O V IE : '1 9 1 8 ' A small southern angel comes to earth to help a bishop and (H ) Sesame Street (CC). hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov. Gre­ [D IS] Making of Disney's Captain Eo Jr . Dennis Quaid 1985 Rated PG-13 In town is devastated by an epidemic during $® Country Crossroads [U S A ] Vacation Styles (2® Insight (60 mm.) [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday his wife raise money for a new church. (2® Telephone Auction gory Hines. Isabella Rossellini 1985 Stereo World War I. Matthew Broderick. Hatlie d® Christian Children's Rated PG-13 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Enemy Mine' (CC) An 10:00PM ( £ N ew s 12:30AM Cary Grant, Loretta Young. David Niven. Ring Around the World [ESPN ] NFL Game of the Week (R) Foote, William Converse-Roberts. 1985. King Leonardo 3:00PM (3D Lifestyles of the Rich and earthling and an alien maintain an uneasy HD Hispanic Horizons Fund 1948 [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch 10:45AM Je w ish Life [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Micki and Maude' (CC) Famous (60 mm ), Murder. She Wrote (CC) ® The World Tomorrow friendship when they are stranded to­ 8:00PM QD (15 INN News d5 Gene Scott [U S A ] All American W restling (60 min.) [D IS] Wish Upon a Star A bigamous husband learns that both of MOVIE; 'Across the Great Divide' gether on a deadly planet Louis Gossett, The curtain rises on murder when the un­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (H ) La Santa Misa 11:00AM (3D m o v i e : ‘The Golden (l5 d® Insight / Out 4:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week his wives are expecting Dudley Moore T w o orphans travel west to claim their Jr , Dennis Quaid 1985. Rated PG-13. In derstudy in a Broadway-bound comedy [M AX] MOVIE; 'Bye Bye Braverman' [C N N ] Daybreak Idol Bomba battles a band of killers after a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ballad of Cable Hogue' Am y Irving. Ann Remking 1984 Rated land inheritance Heaiher Rattray. Mark - Stereo drops dead onstage (60 min.) ® Outer Umits Four Jewish intellectuals reflect on their valuable golden idol treasured by a group P G -13 A loner is joined by a prostitute in his 4:15AM [H BO ] Sneak Preview [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner of natives is stolen. Johnny Sheffield, Hall, Robert Logan 1976 [U SA ] Check It Out! HD Solid Gold (M) 38 on Sports ■ own lives when they set out to attend a search for the good life. Jason Robards, 4:30AM (H) Grizzly Adams [ESPN] Fishin' Hole (60 min ) (R). Anne Kimbell. Paul Guilfoyle. 1954. friend s funeral. George Segal, Jack W ar­ ^ O P M (3D NFL Football; St. Louis (3® MOVIE: 'The Girls of Pleasure Is­ 5:40PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ HD David Toma Show d 5 A t the M ovies Rex Reed, Bill Harris. Stella Stevens. David Warner. 1970. den, Jessica Walter 1968 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Enemy Mine' (CC) An ® ) This Week in Connecticut Cardinals at N e w York Giants (3 hrs ) land’ A British gentleman and his three Scheduled reviews; "Crimes of the Heart" Rated R. [CN N ] Big Story Live. ter (D) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous earthling and an alien maintain an uneasy daughters live peacefully on an island until (Diane Keaton, Jessica Lange); "Heart­ Gl45AM (11) Davey & Goliath ® New Gidget (60 min.) [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow 4:40AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : -Razorback' It IS invaded by marines Leo Genn. Gene N e w s friendship when they are stranded to­ CB M O V IE : 'Never To o Late' A middle- 6:00PM dD (3D ® break Ridge ' (Clint Eastwood, Marsha Ma­ Expo A marl searching for his missing wife in the (3 ) W e Believe (3® Telephone Auction Barry, Elsa Lanchester 1953 (I® Best of Saturday Night 7.00AIV1 gether on a deadly planet, Louis Gossett. aged couple wilh a married daughter dis- (3D M O V IE: 'Trackdown* A man leaves son) (60 min.) Australian outback is confronted by a giant 55th Annual Hollywood Christmas 1 2:45AM d ) solid Gold In Stereo |R|. (T ) Dialogues Jr,. Dennis Quaid. 1985. Rated PG-13 In Real to Reel covers that they are expecting another ^® Little House his Montana ranch to scour L.A. in a track- [CNN] CNN News man eating boar. Gregory Harrison. Bill Stereo. child Maureen O'Sullivan, Paul Ford, Con­ down for his run-away sister. Jim Mit- Parade Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Shoot the Moon' A fa- ® Face Off It's Your Business (4® MOVIE: 'Scrooge* Scrooge. a misera­ [H BO ] Comic Relief: Backstage Pass Kerr, Chris Heywood. 1984. Rated R. nie Stevens 1965. chum, Cathy Lee Crosby. 1976. are the grand marshals for the 55th annual mily goes through trying periods of separa­ d?) Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ ® Adelante ble man who demands payment of loans Take a trip backstage with Robin Williams, OD Jerry Falwell 9.20AM parade featuring floats, equestrian untis, tion and change Albert Finnev, Diane Kea­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'It Happened at the hood CD Abbott and Costello even on Christmas, is visited by three spir­ (D Buck Rogers Billy Crystal and Whoopi Goldberg to see W orld’s Fair' Tw o broke bush pilots find fi® Divine Plan Three Stooges marching bands, antique cars and enter­ ton, Karen Allen. 1982. 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Stockard 1974 of being humiliated by the campus jocks, 1963 (2® MOVIE: 'Reunion in France' An (® The World Tomorrow d® National Geographic Special (60 old man who professes to be Santa Claus hrs.) mm.) Channmg, John Beck 1976. 10:10PM ® Upstairs, Downstairs form their own fraternity, which eventually American flyer seeks help from a French (35 Jem brings new meaning to Christmas for ever­ (3® Four W inds Island A greedy and de­ d ® d ® Valerie (C C ) Michael drives the yone around him Maureen O'Hara, John leads to a confrontation between the two girl in Pans during the Nazi occupation. d5 MOVIE; 'Nicholas Nickleby' Along Ci® MOVIE: ‘That Certain Feeling' A vious woman hopes to swipe a child's fa­ family to distraction when he is grounded 10:1 5PM ® Jam es G alw ay's Christ­ d® Superman Payne. Edmund Gwenn 1947 groups. Robert Carradine, Anthony Ed­ Joan Crawford, John Wayne, Philip Dorn with his mother and sister. Nicholas goes comic-strip artist is hired by the secretary mily jewels. (60 min ) at home due to a pilot’s strike, in Stereo mas Carol (65 min.) d® Day of Discovery wards, Bernle Casey. 1984 Rated R. 1942 to London to seek help from an unscrupu­ bride-to-be of a syndicated cartoonist [C N N ] Larry King Weekend S® Small W onder Jamie and his friend This Week in Country Music [M AX] The Movie Show Talking horse d® Celebrate lous uncle. Animated. Bob Hope, Eva Marie Saint, George San­ Reggie start smoking to imitate the older 1:00AM HD Naked City C3® Nativity The late Princess Grace pre­ ders 1956 [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents (60 @ Day the Universe Changed: A Per­ 10:30PM (3D Sports Extra sents this special Yuletide program of mu­ (M) Tennessee Tuxedo [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Am erican Ninja* A se­ ‘^mm.) guys at school (3D Consumer Discount Auction sonal V ie w by Jam es Burke (C C ) Burke (HD M eet the Mayors LOS ANGELES (AP) — Joan sic and drama from the mam altar of St. cretly trained Ninja warrior poses as an ® NFL Football: Games to be An­ d® Rev. David Paul 3:30PM [M AX ] MOVIE: The Heart Is (1® W onderw orks: Anne of Green Ga­ looks at the difference between scientific (3D doe Franklin Show Peter s m Rome American Gl to confront a corrupt arms nounced NFL contests featured regionally and public views of technology. (60 min.) Jimmy Swaggart Rivers is going to co-star in a ® Nueva York Ahora a Lonely Hunter' IC C ) A sensitive deal bles (C C ) Anne and Diana's friendship is (55 Tales from the Darkside Two bicker­ dealer's own powerful legion. Michael Du- at this time are Buffalo Bills at Indianapolis (3® Kenneth Copeland mute in a small Southern town encounters renewed and Anne finds her place in the d5 MOVIE: 'The Seven Uttle Foys' A Ask the Manager ing occultists (Phyllis Oilier, Lawrence,Tier­ theatrical movie with a horse [CN N ] Your Money dikoff. Rated R Colts and Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati world when she goes off to college. (2 [C N N ] Daybreak Bengals (3 hrs ) Live an insecure girl, an alcoholic drifter and a show business ham has a family of seven [D IS] Zorro ney) could be $50,000 richer ** that is if that can answer her question, [D IS] Donald Puck Presents hrs. 5 min.) and wants them to love the stage as much [DIS] Mousercise 11:10AM [CN N ] CNN Travel Guide proud black doctor experiencing prejudice [U S A ] Hollywood Insider they can succeed in exorcising a pos­ “Can we talk?” d® MOVIE: 'The Glitter Dome' Two ve­ Alan Arkin, Sondra Locke. Cicely Tyson as he does. Bob Hope. James Cagney, A n ­ sessed girl, 10.00AM CD CBS News Sunday CS Face the Nation teran Los Angeles police detectives inves­ 6® War Chronicles [USA] Sunday Cartoon Express Morning 1 1 -30AM 1968 Rated G gela Clarke. 1955. 1 1:00PM CD CD ® a® ® News Rivers, who recently began tigate the murder of a movie studio head, ^ Christmas Tree Train Animated. A d ® Touch : ®1) Sign On CB ® This Week With David Brinkley Dream Girl U.S.A 7 1 SAM ® Wonderful World of Disney: Inside fighting burnout while unraveling the mys­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Skidoo' An ex-hitman is young fox and a bear cub are accidentally [CN N] Prime News (3D d ® 1 98 6 (C C ) (60 min.) her own talk show on the Fox M O V IE : 'Pardon U s' Laurel and Hardy aided by his daughter and her flower C D Barrio Donald Duck Professor Ludwig von Drake CD tery involving Hollywood’s seamy under­ packed on a train transporting Christmas [ESPN] AW A Wrestling (60 min.) (3D The World Tomorrow Broadcasting Co., has agreed to 7:30AM cut loose in prison Stan Laurel, Oliver children " friends m escaping a powerful [E S P N ] Superbouts Ken Norton vs. Mu­ becomes Donald Duck's psychiatrist (60 ground James Garner, John Lithgow, trees to the city [HBO] MOVIE: 'Santa Claus: The (35 Odd Couple hammad All (San Diego, March, 1973). (60 star in the movie “Hot to Trot” ® Jimmy Swaggart min ) Hardy, 1931 Margot Kidder 1984. mob boss who's out to get him for not (41j Siempre en Dom ingo En via satelite Movie' (CC) One of Santa's elves comes (5® Topper min.) (R). ® Celebration of the Eucharist ® M O V IE : Buck Privates' Abbott and carrying out a contract Jackie Gleason. next March, according to CD Telephone Auction d® NFL Football: Cleveland Browns at Groucho Marx. Carol Channmg. 1968 desdo Mexico (5 hrs ) to the big city and clashes with a greedy (® Meet the Mayors Costello face life in a training camp. Bud (2® Th e Saint 1:10AM [CN N ] Health Week Richard Grant, a spokesman for ® Robert Schuller Cincinnati Bengals (3 hrs ) Live Rated PG (5® The Nutcracker A girl's Christmas Eve toy executive Dudley Moore, John Lith­ Abbott, Lou Costello, Lee Bowman 1941 ^ Mass Council of Rabbis (18) Day of Discovery d® Han to Hart dreams are filled with dancing toys, toy gow. David Huddleston. 1985. Rated PG 1 :30AM (X) MOVIE: 'Amber Waves' the actress. She has not yet (35 Inhumanoids ® Argum ent 4:00PM CID Post Game Show (3® W hat About W omen (4® Let's Go Bowling soldiers and a prince (90 mm ) [M AX] MOVIE; 'White Nights' (CC) A (15 Eco con Jacobo Zabludovsky T w o men whose lives are changed forever signed a contract. The story (1® D w ight Thom pson make a living the old-fashioned way. Den­ (2® Velveteen Rabbit A child's love dD Golf: Chrysler Team Invitational ^5 Disney Family Showcase Russian dancer, who defected to the U S. d3) Connecticut: Now The World Tomorrow d® Leave It to Beaver brings a stuffed bunny to life. Christmas with the Mormon Taber­ Coverage of this PGA Tour event is fea­ eight years ago. finds himself back in the nis Weaver, Kurt Russell, Mare W in- calls for her to move in with a nacle Choir and Shirley Verret (60 mm ) [CN N] Newswatch [C N N ] Inside Business ® Little House on the Prairie d® Chalice of Salvation d® Sea Hunt tured from Boca West in Boca Raton, FL Soviet Union with an American-turned- ningham. 1980. talking horse. (2 hrs ) Live ® El Club 700 (§5 McDonald's Charity Christmas Par­ [D IS] Danger Biiy Russian citizen who becomes his only [O IS] Five Mile Creek (H) INN News d® Sunday Mass 1^) The World Tomorrow ade Chicago's 62nd annual parade fea­ hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gre­ Steve Tisch will produce the (O) Grace'n Vessels of Christ Ministries (2® MOVIE: 'Across the Great Divide' [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Men's 90- [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday d® Underdog [C N N ] NFL Review and Preview tures 'Crime Story " star Dennis Farina as gory Hines, Isabella Rossellini 1985. movie, which was originally Tw o orphans travel west to claim their M eter Jum ping Coverage from Lake Pla [HBO] MOVIE: Enemy Mine' (CC) An [C N N ] Big Story grand marshal and appearances by Carol Rated PG-13. [U S A ] Lottery Busters (® W.V. Grant [ESPN ] Sportscenter's NFL Gameday land inheritance. Heather Rattray. Mark ud. NY. (60 min ) earthling and an alien maintain an uneasy written for a man. Channmg, Miss America Kellye Cash, the [D IS] You and Me. Kid (60 min ) Hall, Robert Logan 1976 friendship when they are stranded to­ MOVIE: I Wonder Who's (© Business of Management Temptations, Casey Kasem and perform­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien 8:05PM d® Upstairs. Downstairs 1:45 AM HD Rivers will work on the film gether on a deadly planet. Louis Gossett, Kissing Her N o w ' This lifestory of roman­ [ T M C ] M OVIE: '19 18 ' A small southern (65 Jem ® This Is the NFL ers from the Ringling Bros, and Barnum & (@ NFL Football: Games to be An­ and a young widow are pursued cross­ 1 2:00PM 8:30PM HD Face Off Jf., Dennis Quaid 1985. Rated PG-13. In tic troubador, Joseph E. Howard, includes during the day and do "The Late town IS devastated by an epidemic during Bailey Circus Hosts singer Marilyn nounced NFL contests featured regionally country by government agents. Jeff World War I Matthew Broderick, Hallie [DIS] W ind in the W illow s d® MOVIE: 'Sixteen Candles' An inse­ at this lime are Kansas City Chiefs at Los Bridges. Karen Allen, Charles Martin (M ) d ® Easy Streep The dictator of a small Stereo. the songs he wrote and sang. June Haver. Show Starring Joan Rivers” at cure Midwestern toen-ager girl fends off McCoo, Ted McGinley ( "Dynasty") (2 Foote, William Converse-Roberts 1985 [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America (R) hrs) Angeles Raiders, Miami Dolphins at Los Smith 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. Caribbean country offers Quentin a job as [M AX] MOVIE: Howling II' (CC) A Mark Stevens. 1947 the unwanted advances of the class clown night. Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks at his financial adviser. In Stereo, psychic tracks down a sinister cult of wer­ 7.45AM @] Sesame Street (CC) 10.1 0AM [CN N ] On the Menu while coping with the fact that her parents [CN N] Newsday [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Butterflies Are Free' 2:00AM (3D Christian Children's Fund Rivers has been looking for a San Diego Chargers (3 hrs ) Live. d® Country Record Guide ewolves. Christopher Lee. Annie McEnroe, d® Sacred Heart forgot her 16th birthday. Molly Ringwatd, An actress' concern for her blind next- MOVIE; ‘The Trojan Women' Cap­ d® Christmas Eve on Se­ [ESPN ] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Dou­ Sybil Danning. 1965. Rated R. ■ HD big screen vehicle. Grant said. 10.1 5AM Anthony Michael Hall, Paul Dooley. 1984. ® Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ door neighbor grows into a warm friend­ [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Alive tured Trojan women were destined to be­ same Street The spirit of the Christmas bles Match - Finals from London. England 8:00AM ® Make It Real bles (C C ) An elderly brother and sister ship Goldie Hawn, Edward Albert. Eileen [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Skidoo' An ex-hitman is come concubines of the Greek soldiers. She was in the 1968 movie “The season comes over Sesame Street as Big So) Meet the Press |3 hrs ) 9:00PM (X) MOVIE: 'Promise' A (® Point of View plan to adopt a boy to help with the farm Heckari. 1972 Rated PG. aided by his daughter and her "flower Katharine Hepburn, Genevieve Bujold, Va­ Bird attempts to uncover the secret of how middle-aged bachelor is forced to change Swimmer” with Burt Lancaster. d® MOVIE: 'The Weavers: Wasn't That [M AX] The Movie Show but instead they are sent Anne, a young [U SA ] Airwolf children" friends in escaping a powerful nessa Redgrave. 1972. CS) (3® Frederick K. Price Santa Claus gets down the chimney. (75 a T im e ’ The careers of the folk group The girl with an overactive imagination. (2 hrs.) his carefree lifestyle when he must fulfill a mob boss who's out to get him for not In 1978 she wrote, directed and mm.) 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Live (2® Te d Knight Show rie. 1986 rums the immigration of his maid's hus­ Crystal as a pregnant man. [U S A ] Je w e l in the C row n Sarah travels [U S A ] Keys to Success Pat Sullivan Show A playboy and his wedding guests crash- ® MOVIE: Ring of Bright Water' A ^ Rat Patrol (3D Star Search (60 min.) band when he clashes with the Soviet (S) Bob Decker's Wacky World of to Bombay to welcome her father home land in the jungle. Gordon Scott, Yolande Sports London clerk takes a pet otter with him to 11:20PM d® Christmas with the medical system. (60 min.) di) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart Donlan. 1957. from a POW camp and later is escorted by QD MOVIE: 'Nearly No Christmas' H ) @ ) MOVIE: 'Smoky Mountain Presonta the Scottish highlands where he intends to Christmas may be missed unless Santa Christmas' (C C ) A country singer s quiet Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Shirley d ® Batman Part 2. (S ) Charlie's Angels Merrick to a wealthy Maharranee's partv [CN N] Money Week become a writer. 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Normal healthy 8-MINUTE Here are five cookies that are a sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, know about your pet is Answer: False. Older dogs dogs are always interested in CINNAMON SNAPS piece of cake to make — even honey and nuts. on target? Test it out. actually learn fa.ster. food, but a dog should be fed % cup unsalted butter, for the littlest kid: Press into a lightly greased The following information is 10. Every U.S. president has . only the amount appropriate to softened square pan. Cut into squares and provided by Pets Are Wonderful owned either a cat or dog. size and exercise level. WHOLE-WHEAT 'A cup granulated sugar roll in milk, carob and cocoa (PAWS) Council, The American 19. Cats don’t need people. An.swer: Fal.se. The six CHRISTMAS CRITTERS 2 tablespoons molasses powder, or in red and green Kennel Society. The American presidents who never owned Answer: False. They become \ 2 cups whole-wheal flour l '/2 teaspoons ground Christmas sprinkle.,. Humane Society and the anything finny, feathered or just as attached to their owners cinnamon American Feline Society. furry? John Adams, James K. as dogs. plus I cup all-purpose 'A teaspoon ground ginger And what’s for kids who can’t True or false? Polk, Millard Fillmore, Franklin 20. Dogs .see everything in flour, or 2'/2 cups 'A teaspoon ground cloves eat wheat? 1. No one has ever died from Pierce, James Buchanan and black and white. all-purpose flour plus 'A teaspoon baking soda a dog bite. Chester Arthur, says the Dog Answer: True. '/2 cup wheat germ I teaspoon baking powder V4 cup plus 2 tablespoons WHEAT-FREE Answer: False. Dogs put the Museum of America. 21. Unspayed female dogs bite on one million of us a year, 11. Chocolate and milk give '/’ cup butter, room all-purpose or whole-wheat FRUIT CAKE COOKIES often die of cancer. pastry flour 2 cups filberts (hazelnuts) says the American Medical puppies worms. 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There is no currants or raisins Mix in egg yolk, and work into (optional) Answer: "rrue. worms. difference. '/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg a soft dough. Wrap in freezer 'A cup dried fruit pieces 4. The best-selling brand of 13. Dogs obey men better than 24. By 1995, U.S. will or allspice paper and chill 30 minutes. cat food is Puss ’n Boots. women. Dinner with: have 74 million cats and 55 Shape cookie dough into a Beat egg white until stiff. Answer: Fal.se. It’s 9 Lives, Answer: True. Dogs respond million dogs. Combine flours and baking Grind the 2 cups of mixed nuts which does $266 million of to a deeper tone of voice, but sausage-shaped roll. Slice dough Answer: False. The opposite powder and set aside. Fork-whip to a powder. business yearly. when a woman has an crosswise with a sharp knife into Santa Claus is true. butter for I minute and dribble '/■-inch thick “snaps." Place on Mix nuts with egg and 5. It costs $300 to take care of authoritative tone, a dog does 25. The four most popular sweetener; fold in dried fruits a medium-sized dog for one just as well. in honey and vanilla, and beat a lightly buttered baking sheet. Dec. 15 & 22 “color” names for dogs are until fluffy. Add dry ingredients Bake 8 minutes (or until golden) and egg white. year. 14. The dog name Fido means Blackie, Midnite, Yellow and and milk to the butter mixture, in a preheated 325F oven. Spoon batter by teaspoonfuls Answer: False. It’s closer to “faithful.” Rusty. alternating them and beating onto an oiled baking sheet. Bake $400, says the Humane Society. Answer: True. Answer: True. By 1995 there will be 55 million dogs in the after each addition. Combine at 32SF about 45 minutes, until 6. A neutered cat gets fat and 15. The most popular name 26. When a cat rubs against An even faster yummy? Try there’s nothing you can do. for the bulldog in the U.S. is United States. with flour. Divide in half. these. dry and firm. Makes about 1 'A you he’s expressing affection. dozen dainty little cookies. Hey Kids, come have Answer: False. Neutering Spot. Answer: False. He’s making Cover; chill several hours or changes the metabolism, but overnight. dinner with Santa Claus! Answer: False. It’s Winston. you a part of his territory by UNBAKED BROWNIES And when baked-goods exercise and proper feeding will On Monday. December 15 and 22 16. Pets should be kept rubbing his scent on you. On floured surface, roll half (SUGARLESS) boredom sets in, make a nutty prevent obesity. come to the Ground Round in warmer than people. 27. Shaving a dog’s coat in the dough to '/a-inch thickness. / cup rolled oatmeal and seasonal batch of these. ■ 7. The gentlest of the big dogs Answer: False. An overly summer will keep him cool. Using large cutters, cut into 'A cup carob powder Glastonbury for Penny a Pound. and the one least likely to bite is warm house can disturb a cat or Answer: False. 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Film Capsules l.T-ifi.*; " Latest Trek’ is a bit much By Bob Thomas The pleasant thing about the Jumpin’ Jack Flash (R) — Whoopi Goldberg, The Associated Press "Star Treks" is that you can always Stephan Collins, John Wood, Carol Kane. (Comedy- Cinema Review rely on the characters. Kirk (Wil­ Adventure) Whoopi Goldberg plays a lonely and bored You don’t have to be a trekkie to liam Shatner) will be stalwart, transactions clerk who starts getting strange enjoy “ Star Trek IV; The Voyage Spock (Nimoy) will be omniscient messages on her computer terminal — and suddenly Home,” but it surely helps. Never long been extinct. How to find and confused by emotions. McCoy finds herself in the middle of an international spy plot. in the long history of the fabled them? It’s easy: send Kirk, Spock (DeForest Kelley) will brighten Goldberg has a wonderfully expressive face, and she is television series and subsequent and crew back to the 20th century things with his wisecracks, and ably assisted by Stephen Collins and Carol Kane, film epics has credulity been and have them return with a few Scotty (James Doohan) can fix among others. This one won't start anyone pondering stretched so thin. whales. anything and beam anybody up, the meaning of life or the nature of the universe, but it "Star Trek” plots are almost A pair of liumpbacks are found at including humpback whaies. is good diverting fun. Grade; B. impossible to recount with any an oceanarium in today’s San The Paramount release is rated brevity. This one is further compii- Francisco. But how to transport PG. with excitement for the very Food for the needy The Name of the Rose (R) — Sean Connery, F. cated by a time-travel element, them on a spaceship, using 20th young. Running time; 118‘A Murray Abraham, Christian Slater. (Mystery) How do transferring the crew of the USS century materials? The combined minutes. Manchester High School students are you adapt a 200,000-word mystery novel set in a 14th Enterprise to 1986 San Francisco. intelligence of the crew will find a century cloister? Surprisingly, Umberto Eco’s best­ But this time they are without their way. Rating guide collecting food for Christmas baskets seller, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud ("Quest for beloved spaceship, which was Many hands apparently con­ Motion Picture Association of that will be delivered to low-income Fire") makes the transition with style and wit. Connery destroyed in “ Star Trek III.” They ceived the “ Star Trek' IV ” script. America rating definitions; has his best role in years as monk-turned-sleuth are required to travel in a Klingon The story is credited to director- G — General audiences. All ages families by the Manchester Area William of Baskerville, and Abraham relishes his role "Bird of Prey” ship. star Leonard Nimoy and producer admitted. as Grand Inqusitor. This wholly original film deserves In the 23rd century, the planet Harve Bennett, based on Gene PG — Parental guidance sug­ Conference of Churches. Stocking Earth’s very existence is being to be seen. But the screenplay is taxing: pay attention Roddenberry’s characters. Tbe gested. Some material may not be threatened by a huge dark space shelves are Sue Cavicchi and Kristen to the action to reap the benefits. Grade: B. screenplay was written by two suitable for children. craft with a protruding, glowing Cool, front, and Buffey Harris and Jim teams; Steve Meerson and Peter PG-13 — Special parental gui­ Peggy Sue Got Married (PG-13) - Kathleen Turner, ball that is causing havoc with Krikes; Harve Bennett and Nicho­ dance strongly suggested for child­ Ludes, back. Nonperishable food Nicholas Cage, Barry Miller, Catherine Hicks, Joan climate and energy. The Federa­ las Meyer — which may explain the ren under 13. Some material may Allen, Kevin J. O ’Connor. (Comedy) Turner goes to tion Council meets in a desperate film’s hodgepodge nature. be inappropriate for young session to seek a solution. Enter donations may be left at Concordia her 25th high-school reunion, faints and is thrust back The ecological message is com­ children. Admiral James T. Kirk and Cap­ to the time just before her graduation. “Back to the mendable, and there are some R — Restricted. Under 17 re­ Lutheran Church, 41 Pitkin St., before tain Spock. Future — Part 11"? Hardly. Director Francis Coppola amusing situations with the space quires accompanying parent or Dec. 22. Perishable food may be left on The problem seems to be that the travelers in contemporary scenes. adult guardian. has crafted — at least for the first hour — a charming hostile craft seeks to communicate and engaging set of circumstances that explore the Nimoy's direction keeps a lively X — No one under 17 admitted. the afternoon of Dec. 22 or before 9 a.m. with humpback whales. But this is pace and the special effects are traumas of unresolved relationships. But Copola loses Some states may have higher age the 23rd century, and whales have state of the art, as always. Herald photo by Tucker on Dec. 23. control halfway through, and an outrageous scene restrictions. involving mysticism and a weepy conclusion destroy the mood. (Irade: B-mlnus. Drunks with their car keys worry everyone The Color of Money (R) — Paul Newman, Tom Cinema Cruise, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonlo. (Drama) “Tw o brothers and a stranger" Is a hustle that Fast Eddie for a sick friend. Both times he went the woman who let her neighbor use her DEAR ABBY: A cou­ Felson teaches his pool protege Vince. Unfortunately, HARTFORD midnight. — Heartbreak Ridge (R ) Sat Satond Sun 1:30. — Something Wild (R ) ple of weeks ago. my without me, saying it was for men only. telephone, and then found out the Clntmo CItv — Peogy Sue Got 12:15, 2:40, 5, 7 : » , 10, 12:15; Sun 12:15, Sot 2, 7, 9:30; Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. the audience Is the stranger who gets taken. You 2:40,5.7:30,10. — An American Tall (G ) husband and I were out­ I had no reason to doubt him and neighbor had made 9200 worth of Married (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1:50,4:10, 4.15, 7, 9:30; Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Soul expect the cool Newmanand untamed Cruise to put on 7:10, 9:30. — Song of the South (G ) Sat Sat 1:15,3:15, 5:15,7:20,9:20,11:10; Sun side when we noticed a forgot all about it. Afterward he long-distance phone calls, I think the Man (PG-13) Sat 4:15, 7, 9:30; Sun 2, a good show, but they founder In disjointed subplots and Sun 1, 3, 4:50,6:50. — The Name of 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:20, 9:20. — Three 4:15, 7, 9:30. neighbor attempting to casually said they went very well and a woman got off cheap. the Rose (R ) Sot-Sun 9. — Home of the Amigos (P G ) Sat 12:20, 2:40, 4:45, 7:25, Dear Abby We operate a small telephone com­ — unresolved sexual tension between Felson and Brave Sat and Sun 1:35,3:40, 7:20,9:40. 9:50, midnight; Sun 12:20, 2:40, 4:45, get into his car. He was lot of money was collected for said 7:25, 9:50. — The Golden Child (PG-13) pany in northern Wisconsin, and this has Vince’s girlfriend; threatened revenge from Felson’s WILLIMANTIC obviously very drunk and Abigail Van Buren friend. I thought it was nice, until one EAST HARTFORD Sat 1,3, 5, 7:15,10, midnight; Sun 1,3,4, Jlllsen Square Cinema — Star Trek in no condition to drive. night while we were at a party, several happened to our customers more times spurned pool shark. Meanwhile, director Martin Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Some­ 7:15,10. IV: TheVovageHome (PG) SatandSun than one would think. Scorcese, with grandiose close-ups and glossy thing Wild (R ) Sat 7:15, 9:20; Sun 7:30. 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:25, 9:35. — Heartbreak (He could hardly walk.) women mentioned what a good time MANCHESTER imagery, makes nine-ball the real star. Biggest con of Poor Richard's Pub ACInoma— Soul Ridge (R ) Satond Sun 1,3-30, 7,9:35.— My husband took his car they had at both benefits. Louie The other big problem comes when Mon (PG-13) Sat 7:30, 9:30, midnight; UA Theaters East — Sat-Sun schedule An American Tall (G) SatandSun 1:10, keys away from him, and immediately changed the subject. people rent their house while they’re the season. Grade: C. Sun 5, 7:30, 9:30. unavailable. 3:10,4:10,7:10,9:10.— The Golden Child Showcase Cinemas 1-9— "Crocodile” (PG-13) Satond Sun 1:10,3:10,5:10,7:10, tried to talk him into Two days later we met two other away on an extended vacation. Before Children of a Lesaer God (R) — William Hurt, Marlee VERNON leaving, they do not notify us to Dundee (PG-13) Sat 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 9:10. — "Crocodile” Dundee (PG-13) going home. He refused and demanded business was it? By the way, we’re not a women friends of his while taking a Matlln, Piper Laurie, Philip Botco. (Drama) This 7:10, 9:20, 11:20; Sun 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, Cine 1 A 2 — Soul Man (PG-13) Sat Sot and Sun 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:20, 9:M . — couple of old fuddy-duddies. We are a walk. Louie hadn’t seen them since the discontinue their telephone service; 7:10, 9:20. — Stand by Me (R ) Sat 1:05, 7:10, 9:15; Sun 4:45, 7:10, 9:15. — Three Amigos (P G ) Satond Sun 12:45,3, that my husband return his keys. They Tony-award winning play makes the transition from Nutcracker: The Motion Picture (G) two benefits. He nearly went through the then they come back and find out their 3:05,5:15,7:40,9:55,11:40; Sat 1:05,3:05, 5:15,7:25,9:30. argued for about 10 minutes, then this 29-year-old couple who have a drink or stage to screen with dignity intact. Both Hurt and 5:15, 7:40, 9:55. — The Color of Money drunken neighbor became very belliger­ two ourselves once in a while — but not sidewalk when they commented on the renters ran a bill up to the sky! (We’re • Matlin deserve Oscar nominations for their physically (R) Sat 12:15,2:35,4:55,7:15,9:40,11:55; ent, physically overpowered my hus­ when we’re driving. Please comment. great time they had at the benefits. told that this happens to electric, gas. Sun 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:30, 9:50. — and emotionally draining roles as a teacher and Crimes of the Heart (PG-13) advance band and retrieved his car keys. Then he PEOPLE AGAINST DRUNKS Now he tells me that next week there sewer and water bills, too.) student who fall passionately in love. Matlin is showing Sun at 8 with the Color of got into his car and took off like a bat out is going to be another benefit, and this Our advice to anyone who has a Money (R). — FIrewalker (PG) Sat of hell. That’s when we called the police. DEAR PEOPLE: It is your business, one also will be for men only. neighbor come over and ask to use the especially wonderful, and her transcedent beauty and 12:40, 2:55, 5:10, 7:40, 9:50, midnight; phone, saying his is “ out of order: ’’ Go unique expressiveness are inspirational. This is the Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:10, 7:40, 9:50. — Star PARTY PLATTERS Please understand, we never get my business, and the business of every What do you think? Trek IV: The Voyage Home (PG) Sat involved in other people’s business, but person to do whatever is necessary to KITTY IN NYC right to your phone and call the first must-see fall film of 1986.' Love does have a and Sun 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:25, 9:50, this was important. The neighbor was prevent a drunk from driving. You acted telephone repair service and request language all its own. Grade; A-mlnus. We can help S responsibly when you confiscated the DEAR KITTY: I think you would that your neighbor’s phone be repaired. picked up. Crocodile Dundee (PG-13) — Paul Hogan, Linda When we questioned our friends, man’s car keys and called the police. benefit enormously if you got rid of Ihen ask your neighbor what number he you with your ! KoslowskI, Mark Blum (Comedy) The leather-skinned parents, etc., we were told that it wasn’t Others could learn from you. Louie. He’s not behaving like either a wants to call and dial it yourself to be SHOWCASE Holiday Partyl s our business, and we could have been gentleman or a friend. sure it’s a local call. Dundee, best known for his Australian tourism >______B sued for harassment. DEAR ABBY: Twice this past year SYDNEY ’THE MANAGER. commercials, makes a likable leading man in this Abby, if it wasn’t our business, whose my gentleman friend went to a benefit DEAR ABBY: After reading about NIAGARA. WIS. comedic travelogue. An attractive reporter (Kos- lowski) meets Hogan In the Australian bush, takes him E. HARTFORD sbs-bbio INHPS1AU 34 EXIl bd to New York City and falls In love with him. Yuks BARGAIN M A IIN H -b 2 bO abound when the naive Dundee makes his way around URSI AMERNOON S H O W O N U A failing heart is like a stopped-up drain the big city, and there is just enough action (crocodile V. ONIlNUOUSPfRFORMANCEbDAUY LAK SHOWS IRIDAt a SATURDAY killing, snake wrestling, fish spearing) to keep T N iO O ID E N THREE DEAR DR. GOTT: stimulants, tike digoxin, increase the works like the person who wades in and audiences from squirming at the silliness. This is light force of cardiac contractions and can cleans the leaves away from the drain; fall fare. Grade: B-mlnus. C H E O iB a s AIMOOS ibii What is congestive heart II;IAE4A446- reverse the fluid buildup by circulating the drain can accept more water and the I4AMAAIA failure? What causes it? Stand by Me (R) — Rlphard Dreyfuss, WII Wheaton, more blood through the kidneys, where flooding diminishes. Diuretics act like a Is it progressive or River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Jerry O ’Connell. the liquid is extracted and excreted. pump that is hooked up to the flooded H EAH 1M EAK STAR T R W curable? area to relieve pressure and take away (Adventure-Drama) It’s a shame Rob Reiner’s latest M D O E BI 70MM IV lESS Dr. Gott Diuretics, which enhance the kidneys’ water by another means. The drain is film is rated R (for strong language), because those IEIAt:4AA» lESAM M IA extraction of fluid, are used by them­ 7JAIMAIt;ll 7:4AA»lfcN DEAR READER: Peter Gott, M.D. still partially stopped up, but the water who stand to gain the most — the under-17 crowd — selves or, often, in conjunction with When the heart beats Is drained off by an alternative route. can’t see it without parental supervision. The skeletal ANAMBMCAN HREWALKER digoxin. Diuretics stimulate the kidneys inefficiently or ineffec­ Vasodilators are analogous to the letting plot is based on Stephen King’s autobiographical lU L lai Call UsI to excrete more urine, literally sucking tively, fluid seeps into up of rain; the drain remains plugged, novella. "The Body." Four boys, living in the '60s, b IM IA A IA extra fluid out of the body. 7 » U A n :ia 7:4Aft»l£M IBII lung tissue, causing diffi­ but there Is less water entering the journey to find another boy's dead body. There is no culty breathing. Fluid Finally, drugs called vasodilators can flooded area, so less flooding takes horror, simply well-defined characters, lilting comedy T H E C O iX M STAN D BY from the blood also leaks into other Ineffective heart beating can come be used to decrease the work of the heart place. and one of the best studies of friendship and coming of OFMONEY ib IME m ALDO'S PIZZARIA tissues. Because of gravity, the fluid from diseased valves or any factor that and to permit it to function more The astute reader may have guessed age to hit the screen. The case is flawless, and Reiner (hiMMmhisMsnji ISMM eIA m m utftnwHm im Ki I 7:4AA»||:« 133 Spruce St„ Manchester, CT tends to accumulate in the lowest reduces the strength of ca i^ a c muscle effectively. that the best answer to the flood would has directed with a heartwarming sensitivity. Bring r.ioaeBio*Mia4ir 1 contractions, including poor oxygen portions of the body, like legs and feet. ’The failing heart can be compared to a be to employ all three techniques. tissues! Grade: B-plus. 1 CROCODU DUNDEE 1 Therefore, congestive heart failure is a supply due to a arteriosclerosis. storm drain during a downpour. Flood­ 643-2034 Indeed, this is sometimes done with the 1 IMAMA4JA7;IAAtAII;a \BSSi 1 condition characterized by excess body Iliere are three primary treatments ing is starting to take place because the heart when the doctors must use all (Film grading; A — superb; B — good; C — average; D — poor F — awful.) water and swelling. for congestive heart failure. Cardiac drain is blocked with leaves. Digoxin three classes of drugs simultaneously. IbEfixiBstiaatiEtaseaciBasiEsiiEgxittxiESiEsstHxicexiKxtAKSifatittXEfixiEsiasiiKxi * I i » I > ■■ii FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thav** PEANUTS by Charlat M. Schulz HAQAR THE HORRIBLE . by Oik Brown* Jt.T > I ^ am, -mfxnAxd, Puzzles y o O KrioW,YOUcAri w a ste Y&UfZ WHOLE] / 7 ^ 0eTT£/Z, TO TH ^ CHAl/i. HA^ LIFE TMlNKlMe A0OUT |2EVEN<5E p o so/iAETHiMe oJiout A0OUT IT / fb^iTtoNX WHICH JltjOimi. 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If it tells RVX QVRBF. ♦ J 10 8 7 5 3 ♦ A 9 6 him that he is going to be set in his con­ Since Santamaria knew he would be PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only difference between RUTTEL •bJ 6 ♦ K Q 9 8 tract if there is normal distribution, set if either of those distributions ex­ me and a madman Is ... I am not m ad." — Salvador Oall. SOUTH then he should surely play for abnor­ isted, he played for that split of the LTI 4 9 8 7 4 3 mal distribution. Look at the problem cards that would let him make his CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Caaala V 5 2 confronting declarer Augustin Santa- four-spade contract. He played a low CUSSID I WHAT SHACKS 170 " THE NEXT THING I KNEW".,- 5^^ ♦ K Q maria of Argentina in today's deal. spade from his hand. When West fol­ YOU SERVE AT A . ♦ 10 7 5 2 When the two-club opening bid was lowed low, he played a low spade from ~ n n PARTY FOR ROBOTS? Vulnerable: Both passed, it was clear th^t West would dummy. The spade ace from East had Dealer: East not hold as much as the spade ace. The to beat the air, and the game contract Answer bidding now continued until Santa- was made. NAVCAT N o w arrange the circled letters to FACTOR PENURY SADIST N o rth E a s t South maria ended up having to play foijr form the surprise answer, as sug­ W est TURTLE DISCUS VACANT gested by the above cartoon. 2 * P a s s spades. Declarer won dummy's ace of 12 P a s s Db). P a ss 2 ♦ clubs and led a low diamond. East What snacks do you serve at a PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW P a s s 3 4 P a ss 3 ♦ grabbed the ace of diamonds, cashed party for robots?— P a s s 4 ♦ P a ss P a ss the king of clubs and played a second A trademark is a brand, symbol or DAYS U N T IL k i J w l w T w l P a s s diamond. What would happen if East word registered by a manufacturer or ASSORTED NUTS held the A-J or A-10 of spades? When dealer and protected by law to pre­ CHRISTMAS Jm M» aooli NolIS !• anltoM lof IIJS pkM as poM>g« and lundtlns Iran Opening lead: 4 J vent others from using it. Junbto.cn IMS M alpaim .P.O .eoi 4366, Oriando. FL 32M2-43es. hduto you, declarer played to the spade king. n>mB. addf— , d p code and tmk9 your ch>c> pe y W e to MBWfBpipBifeoohB. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELPWANTBI HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED I help w anted Town of Coventry an­ CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 Full time Mechonlc-to Teacher Ald-lmmedlate Sales Person-Immediate Hondvmon-Part time po­ nounces position tor Co- work on oil trucks and opening to assist In spe­ position tor retail sales sition available tor person nlne Control cars. Benefits Included, cial education classroom Offlcer4leaulrements tor person with rapidly ex­ who con help with general Assemblers-Full time port call 649-2871. tor students with behav­ panding tv-appllance cleaning and mainte­ Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... Farm Supplies and Equipment. the position ore knowl­ ioral disorders. Ages 8-10 N o t ic e s edge of the care and time. Small parts as­ outlet. Excellent benefits nance prelects around the Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax Office/Retall Equipment...... semblers. $4.50 to $5.75 per Librarian-Director of ' at state approved special and opportunity tor ad­ restaurant. Apply In per­ Lost/Found...... 01 M o rtga g e s...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng. Recreatlonql Equipment...... handling of dogs, knowl­ small public library, port education facility. EOE. edge of the nature, pur­ hour. Insentive pay and vancement. Salary plus son: Covey's Restaurant, Pe rso n a ls...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 20 Palntlng/Paperlng...... Boats and Marine Equipment benefits. 4 day week, time salary position. 20 Send resuiTte or apply In Insentives, experience ne­ 45 E. Center Street, Announcements...... 03 Raoflng/Sldlng ...... pose and entoroement of hours per week, flexible . person to:Community cessary. Call tor appoint­ Musical Items...... lows relating to dogs, /kpply: Able 8, Coll Elec­ AAon Chester. Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment. tronics, Howard Road, Experience necessary G uidance Clinic, 317 ment. 647-9997. Financial...... 05 R e n t a ls knowledge of dog control, MLS. Desireable position North Main Street, Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... tamlllarlty with the opera­ Bolton. Cleaning person, part to Rooms for R e n t...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... available 1/1/87. Send re­ Manchester. General work In a flower toll time position ovlolo- Miscellaneous for Sole ...... tion of the dog pound, sume before 12/31-6 to Employment & Educotlon Apartments for Rent...... 32 MIscellaneaus Services. Tag Sales...... shop. Full or part time, ble tor person to help with ability to prepare reports, Victoria Wallace, Board also floral designer with Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 ability to maintain coop­ dusting, vacuuming, and Help Wanted...... 11 l:4omes for R ent...... 34 of Trustees, Andover Pub­ Manufacturer looking tor some experience or con general cleaning. Apply In Situation Wanted...... 12 erative relations with the lic Library, Andover, Ct. reliable full time workers. train on the lob. Apply In person: Covey's Restau­ Store/OffIce Space...... 35 public. A current Connec­ Supervisor-Energetic In­ 06232. No experience required. Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise dividual with mechanical person; Krause Florist. rant, 45 E. Center Street, ticut Motor Vehicles Op­ Please coll 649-3900. 621, Hartford Rd. Manchester. Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property ...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 A u t o m o t iv e erators License Is re- oblllty.Experlence In QC Employment Services...... 15 Part tIme-ClerIcal. Hours Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sa le ...... 91 qulred during or production lines a plus. Apply /Vble 8> Coll Elec­ 10am to 2pm, Monday Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for S a le ...... 92 employment In this class. through Friday. Typing Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Salary range $12,979.00 to tronics, Howard Road, Real Estate Campers/Trallers...... 93 Bolton. skills or previous CRT TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 M otorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 $10,241.00. For application experience helpful. Call and full lob description HERE’S THE JOB YOU’VE Homes tor Sale ...... 21 S e r v ic e s Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 contact the office to the Office Work45lrl Frlday- tor appointment. EOE. Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Town Manager, 1712 Main Man the phones tor custo­ Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 St, Coventry, Ct. 06238. mer orders and general BEEN WAITING FORI Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 Closing date tor applica­ office work. Pleasant and MEONAL SECRETARY f tion Is December 29, 1986. friendly voice. Above av­ Full time; axpartanoad. Knowl- We have a great job opportunity for a customer servi- We are an Equal Oppor­ erage earnings, paid va­ adge of bHIIng and inauranc( tunity Employer. cation, Insurance ondholl- lome telephone and paMontcoi ce/bookkeeping clerk in our circulation department. days. Apply In laet. Typing helpful. Selefy oon meneuiBte wMi expedenoe. C i HELP WANTED person:Manchester To­ S4S-0634 between 1lem-2pm, This is a full time position, Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00. N0tlC8S HELP WANTED HELP WANTB) HELP WANTED HELP WANTED bacco 8i Candy Co., 299 Mondey thru Fridey. Green Road, Manchester. Excellent typing skills necessary with some computer Night waitress, expe­ Horticultural mainte­ experience helpful. LOST Librarian-Director of Carpenter-minimum 5 ye­ Part time - lanitorlal Assistant rience preferred, pert nance technician - full or small public library, part ars experience In residen­ work. Manchester/South Dlrector/Teocher-to plan AND FOUND time. Apply 303 Adams St. part time positions to time salary position. 20 tial remodeling. Paid Windsor area. 3 hours per and Implement a program Good pay, oxeollont benoffits & ploasant atmosphere. maintain tropical plants hours per week, flexible . vocation, holidays and evening, 5 evenings per tor 3 to 5 year olds and Lost-Brown hair cat, tiger In local offices. Will train Experience necessary Insurance program. 643- week. Call 249^889. assist the director. 569- markings, Hamlin Street enthusiastic people In all M LS. Desireable position 6712. 7475. IIWANTEDI! area, since Saturday, may aspects of Interior horti­ available 1/1/87. Send re­ Custodlan-Coventry If you are detail oriented and enjoy working with peo­ be III. Ca'< 6464)613 or Building Custodian-Full culture. Reliable car sume before 12/31-6 to Dishwasher - Good start­ School system, excellent JOIN OUR SALES FORCE ple this could be the job for you. 643-6160. time cleaning buildings. needed. Excellent benef­ Victoria Walloce, Board ing position for someone benefits. Hours 3 to 11pm. INVENTORY Pleasant working condi­ its. 34^2SS2. of Trustees, Andover Pub­ Interested In a career In Call 742-9305. Please call Jeanne Fromerth, circulation manager Lost-15 year old female tions. Good pay and benef­ lic Library, Andover, Ct. the restaurant business. HELD REP WORK PART TIME Beagle. Partially blind its. Apply hi person at the Truck driver for delivery 06232. Growth tor hard working International Student Ex­ 643-2711 (9 a.m.-11 a.m.) and deaf. Glastonbury, Facilities Services Office, of fuel oil. Truck driving Individual possible. Apply c h a n g e organization Mature Individual for tak­ experience necessary. Floor covering sales per­ ing inventory of uaed cars Must like children, must have reliable for an interview appointment. 633-8515 or 547-3429 or the 1737 Main Street. The In person at Covey's Res­ seeks port-tlnw represen­ at auto dealersfilpa in the Dog Warden. RewardI South Windsor Board of Part or full time. Call son, no experience neces- taurant, 45 East Center tative to find homes tor 649-2871 for appointment. Manchester area. Perma­ car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., Education Is An Affirma­ sory. Looking fo r Street, /Manchester. high school exchange stu­ nent part time position. tive Action Equal Oppor­ ambitious Individual wil­ dents. Good 2nd Income. Knowledge of cars a plus, 9:30-1 pm Sat. Manchester Herald Housekeeper - Immediate ling to learn and grow tunity Employer. Part tlnw receptlonlst-4 to 1-800-4434)100, ext 600. need car for travel, gas HELP WANTED opening for person who with family run business. paid. $5.00 per hour plus can work every weekend Duties Include answering 8pm. Also 8:30am until 5 E A S Y M O N E Y RN'sonly. 11-7/Meadows on Soturdovs. Total of 3 bonuses. Call Monday or Receptlonlst-Monchester Manor, full or port tlnw. from 7 am to 3 pm. phone and dealing with Clerical help needed- Tuesday between 0 and 5, doctors office. Must be Pleasant working condi­ customers In retail show­ days per week. Busy Town of Bolton, 25 hours No benefit rate. $13.10 per phones, light typing, and a CST. 1-800-621-0000, dependable, mature, and hour. Call Mrs. Bir­ tions and good starting room. Please call 643-5168 per week. $5.70/hour. For Ext 405. conscientious. Afternoon rate. Call Manchester and ask for Tom. pleasant office surround­ more Information call 649- PICTURE THIS mingham for appoint­ ing. Please call Janet at D. CALL SUSAN hours and Tuesday even­ ment. 647-9191. Manor at 646-0129. 8743. C lo sin g date ings. Call 646-5153 and Carpenters Needed - Im­ W. Fish Realty. 643-1591. 12/23/86. IN CIRCULATION leave message. Looking for experienced Looking for 6 dependable mediate opening for expe­ $ EXTRA MONEY $ roofer and siding man, people. Could be senior rienced carpenters. All EXPERIENCED Waitresses/Walters quality minded carpenter. citizens or husband and phases of construction. TODAY wanted - part time, full Only experienced people wife teams. Third shift, 10 Full-time employment With Your Own Part-Tima Job. time. Apply In person, need apply. Call today tor pm - 6am. Mobil /Mart, 427 and benefits. Call 742-5317, WRECKER Luigi's Restaurant, 706 appointment, 643-2659. Hartford Rood, Manches­ 8:30 to 5:00, M onday Hartford Rood, Manches­ Take a chance on o grow­ ter. through Friday. DRIVER 647-9946 An Excellent Opportunity for- ter, CT 06040. ing company. PLACED With full benefits — Housewives and Mothers with SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST full or part time. Call young children NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED N A V C O , » leading lupplier of closed circuit TV AN bring them Stan Ozimek at IN MANCHESTER AREA surveillance systems is looking for a full time with you and save on Nil Main 6 UnlaR SL Area all secretary/receptionist. Experience preferred. 60 wpm Moriarty Bratbers PAR T TIM E Hudasn SL all minimum required. Some bookkeeping experience AD 643-5135 babysitting costs. Wllllaan SL all helpful. Pleasant telephone manner important. CUSTOMER SERYiCE I OaklaiNI SL 3-17 Excellent pay, benefits, and working environment. Because of our Suanalt SL 3SS4S3 Office located in South Windsor. countless readers. DEPARTMENT Brava SL 48-a Submit resumes to: Classified ads bring DRIVERS Mauntaln R1 all NAVCO Securijy SysteniB such good response you Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm Nai Elai SL 92-230 may have trouble Deliver for Moncheater SKarwsaS CIrela all 1720 Ellington Road, So. Windsor, CT 06074 Wholeaalor. Good FrI. 3:00-7:00 pm Parksr SL 36B-B14 keeping track of road record required. Sat. 7:00-10:00 am LyM ISL 1-47 interested callers! Good paying, 40 houre WsaSIrldgs SL 295470 Eager buyers read the per week, time and e Bllsw SL all Classified columns half after 40 houre. 21 Hours Per Week Margral SI all P a rt Tim e. Paid Insurance, holi­ Luaiaa all Earn Extra Cash! every day! days and vacations. Salary Plus Gas Allowance Caelrldia SL all Apply Immediately. NarOi Main SL all Also waiehouse posi­ Call 647-9946 SOUND INTERESTING? MaOwSL all INSERTERS WANTED tions, full or part time. You can be a Harald Aroa Advitar and handia and Cantarmld SL all auparviaa our carriar boya & girla. If you Ilka klda, EaatnaldSL all Call 647-9946 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Ask for Jeanne want a lltlla Indapandanca and your own Incoma... NarthfMdSL III HERALD TOBACCO A CANDY WaatlMdSL all Ask for Bob people read CO. dassHM ads 280 Grssn Road MANCHESTER HERALD phono 643-2711 claawH'ied Call NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 Manchsstar, CT 06040 KIT‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Urry Wright J .1 ,1 „> ,) .) Beal Estate Rentals APARTMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SALE IFOR RENT Port time help wonted- HOMES New Construction - Super Nice 3 bedroom Lovlng, dependable Indi­ Charming 4 bedroom Co­ IF I'D ROOMS (tuplex with country kit­ vidual needed to work Bank Tellers RM 8ALE lonial situated on o 2 plus mXjJN IT FOR RENT chen, formal dining room, I acre private wooded lot In afternoons caring for t pan Mim poUHoim amStM * for WAS CtoiNCl toll basement, great fam ­ young children In a repu- •euth WItiSoor M i • True Manchester near 1-384. ily room with fireplace, All roDl estate advertised ToDEWiy $62.50 weekly. Apply The fable day care center. Oofflpony In our VOmoti oMooi In the Manchester Herald Fantastic fireplaced tam- Olcott, 40 OLcott Street, 2nd fireplace In living Linda, 646-7090. frortouo Mfor or oaiMor onpart- Is sublect to the Fair llv room with Cathedral DINNER, I'D opt. 107 only between 7 room, wosher/dryer anoa halptul. t neollanl atailino Housing Act of 1968, which celling and skvllght, shiny hook-up, garage. Lease, oakry pkn looonMra. Flral pooHlon HAVE WAITED and 10 pm. Street sweeper operator, mokes It Illegal to adver­ eot-ln kitchen, formal din­ security, no pets. 050 plus twura lOom-tpm. Monday Mini ing room and much more. "fiLL UTERTb utilities. Call Uz tor de­ full time, call Manchester Friday and a«ary Sid Saiurday; tise any preference, lim ­ itation or discrimination Coll today tor detolls.Ep- /I/IAWETHIS tails 646-7709. Sweeping. 647-9137. Saoond poaMon houn 1pm-Spm. « MM based on race, color, reli­ steln Realty, Joyce G., MESS, APARTMENTS Monday thru Thursday. 1pm-7pm 647-8895.0 5 room duplex, oil applian­ Part Time Maid wanted. on Fridaya and am y 3rd Saiurday. gion, sex or national FDR RENT origin, or on Intention to Manchester - 4 room ces, wall-to-wall carpet­ Weekends. Apply In perso- Apply bahoaan tam-Spm. Monday Ranch, completely redec­ ing. Available January 1. n: Essex Motor Inn, 100 thru Friday, loss John FNoh SM ., moke any such prefer­ Manchester - Quollty 1 South WIndaor, CT. SOC ence, limitation or dis­ orated, new wall carpet­ $675. 643-1823. East Center Street. ing. A pleasure to show. bedroom and 2 bedroom # crimination. The Herald apartment, heat, hot wa­ i D s t n i s will not knowingly accept $98,900.00. James R. Apartment for rent, 6 McCavanogh Real Estate, ter and oil appliances room, 3 bedroom (toplex, any advertisement which Included. Air conditioned, TOWN OP MANCHISfCR, CONNECTICUT Is In violation of the low. 649-3000.O appliances. Convenient lo­ NOTICE OP quiet, on bus line. Ideolfor cation, no pets. Available middle-aged and senior ADOPTION OP AMENDMENT TO OEDINANCE Affordable • East Hart­ Storrs - Very nice 2 bed­ January 1. $650 plus utili­ room Mobile home In citizens. $515 and $550. ties. Coll otter 6pm. 643- In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 ford - Spacious two bed­ 247-5030. ond9of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby olven of the adop­ room unit In convenient adult community. Ap­ 0110. tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, location. Close to Hart­ pliances, central air and Connecticut, on December 9 ,19M. porch.$K,900.00.James R. 24 Locust Street. 7 room West Side, 5 room duplex, ford and busline. Call Ol0aabyNEA.Ine. apartment. No applian­ AMENDMENT TO OEDINANCE today for details. Epstein McCovcmagh, Real Est­ stove and refrigerator. ate, 649-3800.O ces. $650 per month plus Available January 1st. Se­ BE ITOEDAINEDbv the Board of Directors of the Town of Realty, Joyce G., 647- utilities. Security. No Manchester that Section 13-41(e)(1) of The Code of Ordin­ 8895.C HOMES curity deposit. 649-2689. ances be deleted and the followlna be substituted therefor: Smoshlng Contemporory HOMES pets. Coll 646-2426 week­ nearly 2000 soore toot of FOR SALE FOR SALE days 9 to 5. 3 and 4 room apartments. (e) Retirement by policemen Classic Cope by “ Beh- I living area In this new 7 No ctapllonces, no pets. (1) Any provisions of this article to the contrary notwlth- rmann" 7 rooms, flre- Monchester-2nd floor, 2 stondlno, the policemen and officers of the police de­ room, 2'/2 both home I Security. Coll 646-2426, pliKe, V/i baths, redwcmd Peace and Tranquility - Cozy Ranch - Very clean! bedroom, heat and ap­ weekdays between 9 and partment may retire and receive pension payments exterior 140's. “We Gua­ $199,5001 “ We Guarantee proyided they shall hove completed at least twenty-flye Send that special someone, HOLIDAY CHEER, Our Houses I"... Blan­ Plenty of privocv sur­ 2 bedrooms. RrepKKe. pliances. No pets. $S50 5. (2S) years of service In the police department and hove rantee Our Houses!"... chard & Rossetto. 646- rounds this year round Eating area In kitchen. plus security. Coll 646- met the age requirement on the appropriate effective Blanchard & Rossetto. 3979. dotes Rsled below: 2482.C waterfront property at Carport. Patio. Give us a with a personalized message in the 646-2482.0 Witches Woods Lake In coll tor an appointmenti CONDOMMIUMS o. Effective July 1, 1974attained ope fitty-five (55). Woodstock. 5 room, Trl- Realty World, Frechette, Monchester-Otf Porter b. Effective July 1, 1975 attained age fifty-three (53). Monchester-$119,900. 3 or level with 3 bedrooms. - 646-7709.Q Street. Nice 3 room apart­ FDR RENT c Effective July 1, 1976 and thereafter attained age MANCHESTER HERALD... 4 bedroom home In a TOWNHOUSES Approximately 1200 ment. Heat, electricity, fifty (50). desireable neighborhood. square feet, 1 car garage. security deposit. No pets. Manchester-New Oak AVAIIABLE 643-8552. Policemen and officers may retire and receive o pen­ This Cope has everything $129,900. Jackson & Jack- BUSINESS Forest end unit, condomi­ sion commendno the first day of the month followlna your message will appear December 24th... you'd expect plus a barn- Parking for 2 cara - son Real Estate, 647-8400 nium. 2 bedroom, 1'/> the completion of the above requirements. Effective PROPERTY July 1,1975, each policeman and officer will berequired board family room with all units or 646-8646.C both, central olr, 2 cor to take o physical examination, os determined by-the bar and a full bath on the garage. $800 a month plus general manager, once ha attains his fltty-thlrd (53rd) lower level. Set on level ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ kThree's your lucky F o r sole or rent- utilities. Coll 872-9720. birthday. Beginning July 1,1976, such physical exami­ yard with trees, shrubs n um berlll Large 6-3-3 Commerlcol storefront In One bedroom garden nation will be required after each pollcemon'sond of- ond pool, carpet. D. W. 3 Bectroom unit three family on Pearl high traffic area. Pull apartment, olr conditi­ Manchester 2 bedroom tlcer'sflftleth (50th) birthday. Onceapollcemonondof- oned, wall to wall, ap­ flcer attains his fifly-tifth (55th) birthdw, he must, by Fish Realty. 643-1591 or with baths, Street. Separate utilities. basement, 2 olr condition­ townhouse, excellent lo­ written application, request that the general manager 871-1400.O Many modern Improve­ ers to remain, newer 100 pliances, on bus line and cation. No pets, $550 per extend his period of employment on o year to year basis fuily appiianced ments. Nice yard, amp circuit breakers and more. per month plus month plus utilities and utlltitles. References. 649- beyond such poUcemon'sond officer's fifty-fifth (55th) Glastonbury - To be built. kitchen, full base­ porches, excellent Income newer both. $60,000 or $500 security. 647-7234. Imme­ birthday, and. It such application Is opproyed by sold lX l‘/4 producing Investment. 0764 otter 7pm. general monoger, sold general manager shall notify 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath per month. Strono Real diate occupancy. the pension board. In writing, of such approval; how­ $600 spacious Colonial on ment, hook-up for $164,900. Jackson & Jack- Estate. 647-7653.0 ever, each policeman and officer must retire at age son Real Estate. 647-8400 2 Bedroom Apartment, wooded lot situated on a washer & dryer. newly renovated. Good sixty (60). IN EXCEPTIONAL CASES, THE GENERAL cul-de-scK near shopping or 646-8646.0 MANAGER, UPON WRITTEN REQUEST OF THE No pets »675/mo. 1 ■911J RESORT neighborhood. Security, SOUTH POLICEMAN OR OFFICER AT LEAST THREE (3) ond highway. Offered at references and no pets. MONTHS PRIOR TO THE POLICEMAN OR OFFIC­ $280,000. Epstein Realty- year lease plus se­ l«|PROPEHTY Coll 647-8061 otter 6pm. ER'S SIXTIETH (60TH) BIRTHDAY, MAY EXTEND ,Joyce G., 647-8895.C WINDSOR THE POLICEMAN OR OFFICER'S EMPLOYMENT curity deposit. Pay ON A SIX (6) MONTH BASIS BEYOND SUCH POLICE­ Florida Adult Mobile One and two bedroom MAN OR OFFICER'S SIXTIETH (60TH) BIRTHDAY. own utilities. Manchester - Older 7 Home living In Southwest apartments. Heat, hot wa­ FOR LEA S E u room Colonial In pleasant FAILURE TO APPROVE SUCH REQUEST OF A POLI­ ■ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Florida. Near Gulf, club­ ter and oil appliances Elegant town house for CEMAN OROFFICER BY THE GENERAL MANAGER O P EN HOUSE neighborhood, 3 bed­ Included. Quiet. Ideal tor SHALL BE FINAL AND BINDING AND SHALL NOT house, pool, own your 3 bedroom town rooms, dining room, liv­ land. For Information coll middle-aged and senior yearly leaaa. Only BE SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE 20 Galaxy Drive ing room with fireplace, 1 APPEAL. Each policeman and officer Induded In the house with large 1-800-624-3553. citizens. On bus line, olr mlnutea from 1-84. All plan shall be required to contribute to the retirement Mancheater 1/2 baths, woll-to-vrall cor: conditioned. $515. & $555. new, featuring built-in fund an amount equal to five (5) per cent of his wage or liSN.< eat-in kitchen, petlng, kitchen applian­ Coll 247-5030. salary exclusive of any maintenance payments and 1x2 Sunday. 1-4 PM ces Included. 3 zone heat NEVER PLACED a wont vac ayatem, attached other special payments or remuneration, but Including within walking dis­ with new gas tumcKe and ad? There's nothing to It January 1, 1987. 4 rooms, garage with opener, 3 overtime pay. Beginning July 1,1974, such contribution 1x2 rr $800 8 room Colonial In ... lust dial 643-2711 and shall Increase to five and one-half (5 , ' 4 f 4 HOMES An Heirloom RECREATIOMAL ICAMERA8/PHOTO EQUH»MBIT gM|UiNE0U8 RR8CELLiME0U8 MRCELLMK0U8 a m FOR RENT I eq u ip m eh t |fDR8AI£ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY JFDR8ALE RW8ALE F0R8AL£ 2 bedroom Ranch, conve­ For Sale. Rowing A6a- Kodak - Disc 4000 camera singer Slont-O-Motlc-403 Sears - All purpose weight nient location, stove and chlne, fully assembted, 1 outfit. Automatic built In speclol, lust serviced. Ex­ Perego stroller with det- refrloerotor, 2 months se­ year old, excellent condi­ flash. Instant flash recy­ lifting bench with leg ott- ochable hood and match­ cellent condition. Storage ochment. A ll assembled, ing quilted seat cover. curity plus utilities. $600. CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS tion. $75. Call 646-3245 cle. Motorized film ad­ bench. Blond finish. First 644-1933. otter 5:30pm. vance. $25.00. Call 569- like new. $75.00. Call 643- Mint condition. $25. 649- REM0DELIN6 SERVICES $100. 649-4702. 9000.O 6240.0 1980 Buick Regal-6 cy­ CHILD CARE ELECTRICAL 7616.0 linder, 79,000 miles, air Man's bicycle. 26 Inch Manchester - For Rent - Twin bedspreads - quilted. Down quilt - like new. conditioned. Excellent Unique free standing unit. Licensed loving mother- Farrand Remodeling — Dumas Electric — Having Your local handyman I wheel,$35.00. Good condi­ 35mm Canon - AE-1 Ca­ Apple green, excellent condition. Asking $2900. tion. Coll 649-1680.D mera. Body only, perfect Queen size, $50.00. Call One year old condomi­ immediate openings, Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Electrical Problems? Call John at 643-4353 and condition. $15.00 each. otter 6 pm, 643-1720.O TM 643-8646 otter 4pm. condition. $95.00. Call 643- nium. Rreplace, 1 bed­ Manchester home. Reaso­ ters, room additions, Need a large or a small please leave message. Coll 649-9239.C 8A l£8 room, both, fully ap- Repair? We Specialize In Hort skis - 175 cm with 9797 otter 7 pm.o 1980 - Toyota Tercel - nable rotes. 643-1713. decks, all types of remo­ Solomon Step-In bindings. New women's and men's pllanced kitchen, washer deling and repairs. FREE Residential Work. Joseph Portable Ice skating rink - cable stitch sweaters. Size excellent condition. 65,000 and dryer, central air. No Dumas. Fully Licensed. Good condition. $50.00. 24 feet diameter Includes miles. $2900 or best offer. estimates. Fully Insured. Call anytime 649-1794.0 40 - 42. $10.00 each. Call pets. $700.00 per month CLEANING Telephone 643-6017, after Free Estimates. 646-5253. MSIXLLMIE0U8 liner, edging, clamps. 649-2101.0 Coll 649-8678. plus utilities. Security dep­ 6pm, 647-SS09. Tune Up Time - Chain IFDB8ALE $35.00. Call 646-4638.0 MOVING SALE! osit and references re- IoZI services saws, snow blowers. Also 15 Encyclopedia books. Bedroom sat, washer 5 dryer, 1974 AM C Gremlin - runs. aulred.Jomes R. McCavo- Paras Carpentry-All offering a complete shar­ B0AT8/MARME (»as Heater, 35,000 BTU. $15. 649-5875. stereo. TV, rugs, coffee A and 646-1844. nagh , Real Estate, HEATMO/ Box Spring and Mattress tables. Household Items. types of home remodeling pening service. Quality lEQUIPMENT $35.00. Artificall Chrlst- Most Items lass than 1 year 649-3000.O PLUMBING tor double bed, $150 or mos tree - Free I Call Chevy Citation 80, loaded, HOLIDAY CLEANING by experienced carpen­ Sharpening, 104 Hilliard Sllverplote Flatware - ser­ old. sae-stse. Also. Tag Sale. best otter. Apartment size 643-1814.0______Sat. & Sun., 38 Stone St. 4 speed, am/fm stereo Planning to entertain dur­ ter. Call Dan at 646-3793 or Street 649-2111. 16 foot Mod River canoe, vice tor 8 In original wood Manchester-clean and 683-0655. white stove-needs new with tope, 65,000 miles. quiet 6 room, 3 bedroom ing the holldayi but don't Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ paddles Included. Used coll. $30. 646-5160 otter Movlng-Sale-Frlgldalre, box. Never used. SO years $1650 or best offer. 647- have time to preoare? We throom remodeling; In- Hawkes Tree Service- tour times. Excellent con- 6pm. excellent condition, kit­ old. $85.00. Coll 649-6039. duplex, no appliances, no can helpl We are a profes­ 9456. pets. Available January 1. Bucket Truck ft Chipper. P'Bose CO" chen Items, dishes, pots sional cleaning service Stump removal. Free esti­ 64^4942 otter 6pm or 647- Forberware - Open hearth $600 plus utilities. 649-3219. with 10 vrs. exp. In tho­ Holiday Matrix lifetime and pans. Broiler oven, Automotivo 1977 Ford Granada, 6 cy­ rough, dependable clean­ mates. Special considera­ 8:30 - 5:30. Ask tor complete golf set. 649- broiler. Excellent condi­ linder, 4 door, stereo tope, tion for elderly and handi­ Bob. membership - before you tion. $25.00. Call 649-9239.0 ing. We do all phases of buy from them, check 7497. Saturday 9-5. excellent condition. cleaning plus party set­ capped. 647-7553. $750/best offer. 643-8526. STORE AND ups, and clean-ups. Our with me and save. 647-9829 Set ot beautiful new Bar­ evenings. CAR8 OFFICE SPACE service Is also avail, Art's Light Trucking - MU8KAL bie doll and Cabbage 1968 Jeep Wogoneer- ( wkly, blwkly, or monthly. ENDROLLS Patch doll dresses. $10.00 F0H8ALE Cellars, attics, garages ITEMS outomotlc, MO engine, 2 Commercial cleaning Is cleaned. Junk hauled. Wheel barrow $12. 649- 27% width - 2M each.Coll 643-6452.0 Manchester - 3 rooms also av a il. C all: 5741.0 12K wIjMi • 2 (or 2M barrel hitch, 4 wheel Furniture and appliances Plono-Baldwln Spinet, 1 1984 Chrysler Loser XE, drive. $785, 643-2371. containing 400 square feet moved. Odd lobs. Very M UST be picked up at the Two twin headboards, fully looded, excellent on Center Street. Call 649-08S8 year old, lust tunned. 1950's Marx train set. Oak honest dependable Manchester Herald Office solid Maple, $49 each. running condition. Best 1971 - VW Beetle. Rebuilt 6464)042. $1650. 64^2789. piano stool, oak rocker. before 11 A.M . O N LY . worker. 25 years expe­ Boxed towel gift set, new. offer I Coll Terri at 646- englne.$250.00 or best 742-9137. $5 each. Call 643-0427. Insured. 643-0304. rience In moving. 646-9669 2156. offer 649-8007.O Name your own price — anytime. ROOMMATES CARPENTRY/ Father and son. Post, Dashing Cape WANTEO REMODELING dependable service. ( I Painting, Paperhanging & YOU CAN enloy extra Removal. Coll 872-8237. vacation money by ex­ Ceilings and walls re­ D & D Landscape- changing Idle Items In Vernon-House to share, paired, doors and win­ your home for cash ... professional M /F, non- GIVE YOUR budget a Complete landscape se- Easily pieced from remnant dows repaired, extra break ... shop the classi­ vlce, leaf and brush re­ with an ad In classified. smoker. Unusual loca­ shelving Installed. Call Call 643-2711 to place your prim or plain febrics, this tion. Plenty of room and fied columns for bargain moved. Call David Bernie at 646-3172. 659-2436. ad. Country-style (Juilt will privacy. S^/month plus buys! be at home in a modem one third utilities. Call decor also. evenings. 646-3419. No. 5698 has pattern pieces, lull directions for 90" X 100" quilt. ANTIQUES/ MACHINERY lOFFKE/RETAI. iWerchandise COLLECTIBLES FURNITURE To order, stsd fftSO t fw tack I AND TOOLS I EQUIPMENT pattm, pin Mt for H boMnd bim)) Block and white televi­ NEW FUEL DISPENSING B Manchester, Connecticut Scale 1* - 40' Job No. 171- ***** Two Pine bar stools with sion, 13 Inch. $30.00. Coll SYSTEM (REBID) S'**** No. 12 of 13 Griswold ft Fuss Inc. 210 dium (12-14), 2H yards ***** Opan 10-4 Sit. & Sun. backs and swivel bases. ! i 2!'!.**':*5*'**‘''’ ''*ester, C onnecticut 06040 Telephone 646- 64-inch for short style. Asking $99.00. Call 643- 649-5875. □ . The Town of M anchester Is 24M Revisions October 10,1972", which map or plan Is on file Automotive an eoual opportunity em­ In the Town Clerk's office In sold Manchester. Please State Size. Package Stores 6464126 1680.O ployer, and requires on affir­ Welbllt 5 cubic foot refrig­ T his O rd lM c e shall take effect ten (10) d ays after this publl- TO OnER, seed $2.50 far sack PAP Auto Ports, 307 East Center erator formica top, wh(|e. mative action policy for all of BROWNS P A C K A G E STORE has a Oak Formico Table with Its Contractors and Vendors c q tlo n ln th is newspaper provided that w ithin ten (10) days gttarylasSOtfifpesrpas^aod Street (rear of Lenox Street) 649- variety of liquors, wines, cordials, Excellent condition. 1985 os o condition of dolne busi­ oHer thlspuMIcatlon of this Ordinocne o petition signed by two 12 Inch leafs and 4 nqtless than fl ve (S) percent of the electors of the Town, as . 3528. Super sayings on gift Ideas for your holiday needs and gift g|y- padded chairs. Nice look­ model. $99.00. Call 649- ness with the Town, os per sKsnaiEn ' ; 10% off on Gift Certificates. 3651 .□ Federal Order 11246. d e ta rm l^ from the latest afficlal lists of the Registrars of Ing Ideas. 278 West Middle Tpke. ing set.999.00. Call 643- Voters, has not been filed with the Town cierk requesting Its 643-7330. B id form s, plans and specifi­ reference to a special Town election. t18aa»e.efaaMrlcsi 0155.G cations ore available at the Nf«YSfk.H.y.1ieSS General Services' office. STEPHEN T. CASSANO EfifJ B«"»i. a«4fess Oita ZIP Beige Recllner - 1 year S E C R E T A R Y caet. sw e Heoasr aad Stas. TOW N O F BOARD OF DIRECTORS m Comic Book - Haunt of old, good condition. Cost Whirlpool refrigerator MANCHESTER, CT. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT B a s k F A S H I O N has a sp e c ia l FOar, no. 19. Very good over $225. Scotch $165 and matching GE ROBERT B. WEISS, Groce Cole CoEecdoa for GENERAL MANAGER .^ ted ot Manchester, Connecticut this 10th day of Deambor, condition. >90.00. Coll A49- gaurded. $75.00. Call 646- stove $95. Very good con­ 1906. hfgcr sins; plos 2 Booos 029-12 4744.0 5186.G dition. 232-8792 or 569-3951. 031-12 Coopoost $2.00 a copy. Classified SPORTS Baseball marketplace was slow

CMS TRUCK8/VAN8 MISCELLANEOUS F M U l i MFOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE at 85th annual winter meetings 1980 Dotsun 210 B. 4 door 1979 Ford 150 Pick up. 4x4 1981 Ford Granada en- By Ben Walker _ most versatile and all-around out­ wagon, 5 speed, good with 83 Rsher Plow. Low ,glne, transmission and The Associated Press “We’d like to improve ourselves milage. Extra clean. body parts. Sold Individu­ fields in baseball. if we can, but we’d also like to get to running condition. $1500 McReynolds will bat sixth in the or best otter. Call 643-5798. $5295. Call after 4 pm at ally. Call 6464168. HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - The World the teach,” Seattle General Man­ 649-8926.D New York lineup, behind Keith ager Dick Balderson Joked. VW Bug - 1971 engine Series champion New York Mets Hernandez, Gary Carter and needs minor work. Has got their man in Kevin McRey­ Strawberry. The usually shrewd Dodgers also BOLTON some parts.$40.00.Call 647- nolds, while Jack Morris and Andre 1545.0 Mitchell, a San Diego native and acquired pitcher Tim Leary from 81 Olds Omega 44K Dawson made bold moves to the only maJor-Ieaguer to start at Milwaukee for first baseman Greg For Sale-1974 Ford Van In challenge the free-agent freeze. *2850 Pair H-78-14 Doral snow six positions and bat in eight places Brock. Leary went 12-12 with a 4.21 good condition. $1500 or The Kansas City Royals filled a 81 Buick Skylark best otter. Coll after tires on rims. Excellent in the lineup last season, will be the ERA while Brock is a power hitter 4:30pm. 875-6344.0 condltlon.$50.00. Call 643- hole with Danny Tartabuil and the Padres’ third baseman and Jeffer­ who is inconsistent at the plate. •2250 1228.0 la s Angeles Dodgers filled in their son will start in center field. 78 Toyota Celica pitching staff. In other deals this week, the Snow tires - F78 x 15, Snow Like the Mets, Morris and Daw­ •1750 MISCELLANEOUS Most of the other teams left the son were also aggressive this week. Yankees sent Mike Easier, a career Biters, Firestone. Excel­ .294 hitter who had demanded a 77 Buick Skylark AUTOMOTIVE lent condition. $80.00 a 8Sth annual baseball winter meet­ The two free-agent All-Stars said •1250 pair. Call Ray at 649-8447.0 ings with nothing more than a through their agent Dick Moss that trade, and a minor-leaguer to suntan. The week-long gathering Philadelphia for pitcher Charles 78 Ford Qranada 4 X 14 X 17 Corvette Rally they would not return to their teams Wheels - Centers and Firestone - snow tires. was the slowest ever, with Just next season — Morris to Detroit and Hudson and a minor-leaguer. Also, •1250 rings. $225. Negotiable. $50.00 for pair. P165/00 seven trades for 21 major-league Oakland traded infielder Donnie R13/S call 646-7247.0 AP photo Dawson with Montreal. 79 Dodge Pickup 647-9869. players. In doing so. they will be taking on Hill to the Chicago White Sox for •1750 “There are a lotof reasons. 'There pitcher Gene Nelson and a player to Snow Tires - H-78-15. One Save money on cleaning Kevin McReynolds, newest member of the owners’ recent indifference to pair mounted on new Ford products by using ommo- the New York Mets, talks to the press at a are no trading deadlines and you’re the free-agent market. Last year, be named later, possibly Bruce STOP qUIK rlms.$60.00. Call 647-8958.0 nla, diluted to the strength not sure about free agents,” Los top free agents like Kirk Gibson Tanner, and Baltimore sent re­ USED M RS recommended on the bot­ news conference in Little Rock, Ark., serve catcher John Stefero to Rte. 8, Bolton Angeles Manager Tom Lasorda said they got no offers from other (Juol pMt Munoono) A8>A fiberglass front tle, for washing walls and following the trade Thursday that sent said. “Now you call a team about a than their own teams, a practice Montreal for a player to be named spoiler. I ROC type with windows.'Bring extra mo­ him to the 1986 World Series champs. player and the other team ask you later. 646-0466 ney Into your home by that resulted in the players' union dual air ducts, bumper how much he is making and does he fijing a charge of collusion. 67 AAustong Coupe in ex- mount, fits 74-77 Comoro. selling no-longer-needed Items with a low-cost od In have a no-trade contract. It’s tough Morris said he wants to play for cellent condition. Never mounted, $75.00. to make a trade.” $2200/best offer. 742-0803. Call 647-1060.O Classified. 643-2711. either the New York Yankees, McReynolds glad But, the Mets made it exciting at California, Philadelphia or Minne­ "lake a Look“i the end. The most aggressive club LOOKING FOR an apart­ I CARS sota, and Dawson listed his prefer­ Morlarty Bros. ment? Be sure to check CARS on the field last season, they used ences as the Chicago Cubs followed the many vacancies listed FOR SALE FOR SALE to be with Mete the same approach Thursday night by Atlanta. Used Car Specials In classified each day. in completing an eight-player deal Still, it remains to be seen how Bv Jomts Jefferson with the San Diego Padres that receptive those targeted teams will •♦YSflSSS!' >5295 The Associated Press fetched McReynolds. be now that they are on the spot to “This is a team that’s won the break ranks from the pack. So far, >5295 LITTLE ROCK. Ark. — Outfielder Kevin McRey­ World Series and can do it again,” they are showing very lukewarm nolds, the newest member of the World Series McReynolds said from his Arkan­ interest for the proven performers. ••SdSfff'iL. >9895 r% ke a L ook champion New York Mets, said Friday that playing sas home Friday in a conference Phillies President Bill Giles, with the best should bring out the best in him. call. asked if his team felt fortunate to be •• iKJa.— Mgti ARE YOU SMART??? It was no secret that McReynolds had teen unhappy That’s Just what the Mets were on Morris' list, said. *Tm not so with the San Diego Padres, and he was traded by the thinking. sure.” as Dod|. v.n „ „ Compare a M azda 626 for- National League team to the Mets in an eight-player Determined not to suffer the Twins Vice President Andy Mac- deal announced Thursday night. same fate as previous World Series 84 Buick Regal Phail tried to avoid talking about 2^..^T-noo>. Leadtd, Depreciates less than moat cars 'Tnn most certainly pleased.” McReynolds said at a winners, the Mets traded part of Morris, instead commenting, in­ RESALE • over the same period of time In the AP photo Friday news conference in Little Rock. “I think It’ll be their future to solidify their stead, that Moss was “sharp.” NAOA Guide good for me, even though I'll be about Uke a fish out of present. 83 Chrysler Bob Tway (left) helps teammate Mike Hulbert line up a putt water in New York. Hopefully, it’ll be good for the The Mets’ willingness to make a No team that has won the World major trade was in sharp contrast J N jw Y o r tK In July, 1980, Automotive during second round play Friday In the Chrysler Team team. Hopefully, I can help them in the next few years Series has won its division the News rated the 626 second, to win some more championships.” to the stance most teams take after RELIAMLITY - LESS Championships In Boca Raton, Fla. The pair led by two strokes following year since the New York winning the World Series. The 85 Marquie only to Mercedes Benz f McReynolds will play left Held for the Mets. next to LoaM . S to elwow ^ 2 9 5 1900ln reliability for larger JIEAPACHES, after two rounds of play. Yankees in 1978, and the Mets were pitching-rich, hitting-poor Royals Len Dykstra in center and Darryl Strawberry in right. well aware of that trend. cars. The Mets plan to bat him sixth in tte lineup, after won the World Series last year and 85 Lynx 4-dr. “The fastest way togodownhill is did not make a deal, turning down a Aute. Pt, AC. PERrOMANCE Strawberry. Stoehoosa *5295 Faster than a BMW 32SE t M O Y A B L I McReynolds. 27. who lives in Little Rock, was to stand pat,” said Joe Mcllvaine, winter meetings offer for San 0 to 60, and the Mets’ vice president for base­ 83 Buick Regal t V M B E - accompanied at the news conference by his mother, Francisco outfielder Chili Davis for WhMa. Aute. 4 Or a lot less money [O^PRIVE Tway, Hulbert lead Kathryn McReynolds. ball operations. pitcher Mark Gubicza and two *6395 There have been no contract negotiations, but The Mets built much of the team lesser players. 84 Topaz 10 Available BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — Bob “The name of the game is to get McReynolds said he would like to have a three-year that won 108 games by developing This season, the Royals led the ■rewi, S $pd„ 4 Dr. *4995 young talent. But they broke that Including: Tway and Mike Hulbert maintained a yourself up for two shots at a birdie,” deal with the Mets. American League in pitching but 82 Mark VII deft putting touch to produce a 10-under- pattern this time — a move they 4 Dr.. TlHOIM Deluxe Tway said. “When you have two He earned $275,000 in 1986 and was on his way to finished I2th in batting and wound *9895 par 62 Friday and increase their lead to peopleputting for birds on every hole arbitration with San Diego asking for $875,000 for next would not have made a few years up 76-86 and tied for third in the s Luxury season. 84 Mazda 8E-5 2Drs. two strokes halfway through the $600,000 there’s no strategy to it.” ago but felt they needed to make weak AL West. 16 games behind. T., su m *3995 Chrysler PGA Team Invitational. McReynolds said he looks forward to playing in New now. 4 Drs. The field of 75 starting duos will be cut This week, Kansas City got Q T Turbos Hulbert scored a 30 on his own ball York, but said he probably won’t live there, thou^ he To get McReynolds, relief pitcher Tartabuil from the Seattle Marin­ with six birdies on the back nine, and to 28 plus ties for Sunday's finale. Many acknowledged the city holds additional opportunities *2695 of the teams had to finish rain-halted Gene Walter and minor-league ers for pitcher Scott Bankhead, 626 Prices starting at •10,909. for a Deluxe 4 Dr., Tway added four birdies of his own as for lucrative endorsement contracts. infielder Adam Ging, the Mets Mike Kingery and a prospect. 84 Marquia they ended the round with a best ball of first round Friday morning before "If there’sreally a lotof them. I’ll probably Just weed 4 Dr., Min, load*! with A C , PS, and Cassette. Stk #2035 playing their second rounds on different traded two of their most prized Tartabuil, who will play the *5295 23-under.l21. through and do the things I’m most comfortable with, ” prospects, outfielders Stanley Jef­ The first-time team of Larry Rinker- courses. Three courses are being used in outfield, was one of the most 84 Marquia QimmcKB - just a qmbat spogtrmMf^ he said. “I’m not going to put on any front for ferson and Shawn Abner, along OoM. AMS. AC iro Danny Briggs made a charge Friday the first three rounds. anyb^y.” productive rookies in the league *5295 with highly regarded pitchers last season, batting .270 with 25 Price Indudat: i. All Daalar Prep. 2. Undercoating with a 61 to move into second place at The Tway-Hulbert, Rinker-Briggs McReynolds was drafted by the Padres in 1961 after Kevin Armstrong and Kevin 84 Marquis s- m a. 3. Clean & Wax 4. Handling and Freight Chargee 123. Rinker recorded nine of the team's starring for tte University of Arkansas-Fayetteville homers and 06 RBI. - •ro«i7AMs. AC *5295 and Hallberg-Hoch teams played the Brown, plus multi-purpose Kevin Tartabuil had not endeared him­ 11 birdies. par 72, 6,778-yard No. 2 course at the baseball team for three years. He played with the Mitchell. 85 Mazda RX-7 Gary Hallberg-Scott Hoch and Gary Padres’ minor league teams at Reno, Nev.. and self to Mariners’ management by MlN.ttp«. *9990 We're cleaning our all of our 1987 Mazdas — Boca West Club. Murphy and Reid made “It’s a great break for me,” refusing to play winter ball this Koch-Tom Purtzer are at 124. Hallberg- their run at nearby Broken Sound Golf Amarillo, Texas, in 1982. McReynolds was at Class Come see us soon and really BE SM ART Hoch shot a 63 Friday, while Koch- AAA Las Vegas in 1983 before teing calle up to the McReynolds said. “I talked to year, and tte Royals were happy to 82 Toyota Supra Club’s par 72, 6,S10-yard layout. (Manager) Davey Johnson last Mfc..SS»4.A&SiinniM *8995 at Purtzer fired a 62. Boca West’s par 72, 7,233-yard No. 1 Padres the following year. take him off Seattle’s hands. Another stroke back are Bob Murphy- He had a less-than-impressive IMS season but night and he said, ‘We have a young The Mariners made one otter 84 AMC Renault ______course, which will be the site of the last team and you'll be part of it.' Now, Mike Reid and Brad Faxon-Denny round, is the third course used. bounced back to bat .288 with 26 home runs and 96 runs trade, sending reliever Matt Young 4 or . AM. *2795 ? AMORIARf»Y BROTHERS/ Hepler. Murphy-Reid shot a 62, and batted in last season. it's up to me to make the most of it.” to the Dodgers for promising Exit 60 Off 1-84 Faxon-Hepler had a 63. Ray Floyd and Hal Sutton, the Still, McReynolds said he felt pressured in San Diego McReynolds. 27, batted .288 with starter Dennis Powell and a pros­ In Thursday's opening round, Tway defending champions, are down the list and wanted out. With the Mets’ lineup of proven 28 home runs and 06 RBI last pect. Young, an All-Star as a rookie ^ ^ H O T MKWO HOURS: season. He will play left field and s Open Evening! '(|| g p . 301-315 CENTER STREET carried the leading team with seven in a tie at 130, while the Nicklaus team of players, he said plans to excel in what he sees as his in 1983, led the Mariners with 13 birdies and an eagle in Thursday’s Jack and Jack II, turned in a 63 on No. 2 role: power hitting and driving in runs. “I think 28 combine with Darryl Strawberry FrI. & Sat. •Ill's p.m. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT saves and had an 8-6 record with a M l 111 i m opening round. Friday, it was Hulbert course to climb into a tie at 128, seven home runs is realistic, year in and year out," he said. and Len Dykstra to form one of tte 3.82 ERA. 643-5135 who took over. strokes back. Sports in Brief S coreb oard Sports in Brief Scoreboard

UConn, Whalers in action tonight DCFCNSe Shots on goal— Toronto 7-5-11— 23. Pitts­ Jim McMahon undergoes surgery TOUR9IAMB9ITS Yards Rush Pass burgh 10-16-5-31. Bethel CioMic Chicago 3710 1297 2413 Pow er-play Opportunities— ^Toronto 1 of The University of Connecticut basketball team will F ootbafl Roms 3957 1404 INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Jim McMahon may have to BasketbaD Fbit Round experience its first Big East competition tonight 2553 6; Pittsburgh 6 of W. BASEBALL Franklin 83, Ind.-S. Bend 56 Giants 4259 1081 3178 Goalies— Toronto, Wregget (16 shots-X) wait until July before he knows if he can play against Villanova University at 8; 30 at the New Haven St. Louis 4308 1890 2418 M v e s ), Bester (7:47 2nd, 15-13). Pitts­ quarterback again for the Chicago Bears, according to Green B ay 4325 1744 Coliseum. The Huskies (3-3) are coming off a 96-94 OT 2.581 burgh, Romorx) (23-20). the doctor who performed surgery on his right shoulder Ball St. 62, Valparaiso 61 N F L standings Dallas 4340 1941 2399 A — 164)33. Indiana CtasNc win over Rhode Island Thursday night. Villanova. the Minnesota 4366 1598 2770 Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Gerard Friday. NBA standings Son Francisco 1985 NCAA champions, is 4-2. 4384 1394 2990 Gauthier, Jerry Potemon. “ My gut feeling is that he’s going to do it (play) Indiana 73, N.C.-WllmIngton 72 AMERICAN CONFERENCE New Orleons 4460 1419 The Hartford Whalers (14-8-3) are also home tonight 3041 because there are so many factors involved with a RUMihr JoecioMic East Atlanta 4474 1716 27.58 EASTERN CONFERENCE Fkst Round at 7:30 against the Vancouver Canucks (8-19-2). the „ _ . W L T Pet. FP PA F^llodelphla 4516 1721 7795 person who holds his job,” Dr. Frank Jobe said after Altantlc DMtloa Texas-Arlington 68, NIcholls St. 66 cellar dweller in the Smythe Divison. The Whalers are New England 10 4 0 .714 3S4 251 Detroit 4638 2069 7569 performing two hours of surgery at Centinela Hospital. „ ^ W L Pet. OB Sallsburv St. TeurnanMnt coming off a 6-2 trouncing of the St. Louis Blues N .Y . Jets 10 4 0 .714 319 289 Washington 4708 1587 3171 Boston 13 7 ,tSB ______First Round M lo m l 7 7 0 .500 3M 340 Ta m p a Bov 5719 2343 3376 Bow ling “ One (factor) is his desire to return to the game and Phltodelpflla 13 7 .650 — Cothollc U. 81, Ferrum 78 Wednesday night. Hartford ventures up to Buffalo for a B l ^ l o 4 10 0 .285 2M 308 ability to work hard, and I believe that he will work (Washington 10 10 .500 3 game Sunday night at 7:30. Indianapolis 1 13 0 .071 175 362 hard at it. So the surgery is only about half of the New York 5 17 .227 9 _ Central New Jersey 4 17 .190 9'6 By LEWIS WITHAM Cleveland 10 4 o .714 310 290 Powder PuN treatment.” Central DIvMon Big East standings Cincinnati 9 5 0 .643 354 339 H ock ey Jobe said some o f the rotator cuff in McMahon’s Atlanta 17 4 .810 — MHS, EC girls hoop open season Pittsburgh 5 9 0 .357 243 288 Milwaukee 14 7 .667 3 Take the year (’58, '70 or ’82) Big East Conforonco O ’a ii Houston 3 11 0 .214 235 312 B a rb a ra C ha m b erla in 177-450, M a ry shoulder was trimmed during the surgery, and that it the baseball Braves were last in­ W L w L Lachapelle 183, Madeline DIeterle 199- Detroit 9 8 .529 6 The Manchester High and East Catholic girls’ West also was necessary to reconstruct part of the front of Imflona 10 11 .476 7 St. John's 1 0 4 0 NHL standlnga 473, N a ncy Hahn 181-453. volved in post-season play; Syracuse basketball teams launch the 1986-87 season against x-Denver 10 4 0 .714 331 256 the shoulder because the ball tended to slip out of the Chicago 9 10 .474 7 0 0 6 0 Kansas City 8 6 0 .571 314 290 Clevelcmd 8 11 .421 8 add the number of seasons the Georgetown 0 0 4 0 each other today at noon at East's Eagles’ Nest. L .A . Raiders 8 6 0 .571 282 296 LaVae Induatrlal socket. (WESTERN CONFERENCE franchise played in Milwau­ Providence 0 0 5 1 Manchester High’s hockey team kicks off its season Seattle 8 6 0 .571 291 253 WALES CONFERENCE MMwtst DhtMaa kee (9, 13 or 17); and divide by Boston College 0 0 5 1 Patrick Division Pittsburgh tonight against Enfield at 7:15 p.m. at the Bolton Ice San Diego 4 10 0 .286 294 315 M a rk Beaudet 221, Leon Bilodeau Henshaw named Tulsa head coach Dallas 13 7 .650 — the scorecard position of 0 0 3 1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE W L T Pts OF OA 244-243-234-721, N o rm a n Jo g u lth 236-619, Utah 12 7 .637 (6 Villanova 0 0 4 2 Palace. EcM Philadelphia 21 6 2 44 124 70 C h a rlie Sm ith 212-589, B a rry P Innev Brave Ken Oberkfell (3, 5 or 7). Connecticut 0 0 3 3 Pittsburgh 15 10 4 34 115 100 TULSA, Okla. — Alabama’s George Henshaw, Denver 9 12 .42V 4'6 V -N .Y . Giants 12 2 0 .857 289 205 244-22S439, Skip M cC on ne ll 243-554, Al Houston 8 11 .421 4>6 Seton Hall 0 1 4 1 N Y Islanders 15 12 2 32 112 101 named Friday as head football coach at the University Baughman named athletic director v-Washngtn 11 3 0 .786 317 251 M ille r 561, Charles H a rtle y Sr. 226-601, Son Antonio 6 14 .300 7 PAYOFF: The answer equals Dpllos 7 7 0 .500 315 290 New Jersey 13 13 2 28 110 129 Jo h n Stratton 201-220-592, Charles H a r­ of Tulsa, said he intends to restore a strong passing Today’s Games Washington 10 14 6 26 93 115 Sacramento 6 15 .286 7V6 Phllodelpha 4 9 1 .321 219 270 tle y J r . 222-228-201-651, N ell Law ren ce attack to the Golden Hurricane offense to pack the PocHIc Dhrltloa the most games Hall of Famer Wllanova at UConn (New Haven), BLACKSBURG, Va._ — Armed with a 4-year St. Louis 3 10 1 .250 190 307 N Y Rangers 9 13 6 24 111 123 217, B ria n B ro w n 201-563, Rich Higgins L .A . Lakers 16 4 .800 — Warren Spahn ever lost in a 8:30 p.m . Adams DhrM en stadium on Saturday nights. contract. Dale T. “ Dutch” Baughman went right to Centrol 214-225457, Al Chose 230-567„Don Wil­ Seattle 11 8 .579 4'/6 season. West Virginia ot Pittsburgh x-Chlcogo 12 2 0 .857 312 164 Montreal 15 11 4 34 107 96 son 209, M ike Flelsted 206, B a rry PInney Henshaw, 38. an assistant at Alabama for the past (iolden State 12 9 .571 4V6 Canislus at Syracuse work Friday in his new job as Virginia Tech’s athletic Boston 14 11 4 32 100 91 Rutgers at Seton Hall Minnesota 8 6 0 .571 355 233 244-225-639, R o y Chittick 215, (Jove four years, was hired to replace Don Morton, who left Portland 12 10 .545 5 director. Detroit 5 9 0 .357 258 290 Hartford 14 8 3 31 87 80 M azzo ll 202, D ick M u rp h y 215204-587, Phoenix 10 10 .500 6 U C L A at St. John's Quebec 13 13 4 30 104 91 Pat Castagno n i-^ , Pete Beaudry Nov. 28 to take over the football program at the L .A . Clippers 4 15 .211 11AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE RENO, Nev. (AP) — Here ere this The spokesman said he didn’t know what specific Johnson 1525 5 7 31, Ram Ms 55 0-1 4, NHL Project Development. OFFENSE Vancouver at Chlcooo, 8:35 p.m. Cooper 513 0-0 11, Smrefc 1-1 0-0 2, Kehoe 550, B ill D IY e so 561, E m il Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. week's odds from Harroh's Reno Roce & drug was involved, whether the treatment would be Stavens 502, A rt G ee r 503, M a c M c D o ­ Morrison, who has the longest tenure with the NHL ^ Yards Rush Pass Sports Book for Notional Football League Thompson 16 0-0 2. Totals 51-99 1518 117. Cincinnati 5586 2193 3393 in-patient or out-patient or the location of the treatment BOSTON (118) nald 2054, Gus Senkbell 518, Rich among current league executives, was appointed to his gomes and upcoming college bowl center. Bullsts 118, Pistons 115 Duauette 502. M iam i 5430 1316 4114 Pangulna 8. Mapla Laafa 3 games: NFL McHale 15175222, Blrd11-135326,Parlsh current position (vice president) on June 20 of this Jets 4807 1457 3350 $€rtwr0sy 5195623, D. Johnson 15191-221,Alnge51350 year. San Diego 4718 1450 3268 New York Jets 6'/i over PIttsburah Chavez keeps W BC title 15 Rol>erts 522-26, Slchtlng51OO0, DoveOO WASHINGTON (116) New England 4670 1187 3483 Toronto 2 1 0—3 Denver 4 over Washington 500,ThlrdklllO«0«0,Carllsle04)0«O.Totals Cat!edge 515 36 21, C. Jones 5 1 5 0 0, M . D enver 4618 1532 3086 Pittsburgh 3 4 1-3 Stfndoy NEW YORK — Julio Cesar Chavez (tambined hard 4M41515110. Malone 519 511 27, J . AAalone 1518 4 6 30, Raiders 4611 1573 3038 First Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 23 Dallas 6 over Philadelphia (Whatley 5111-113, (Williams 361-3 7, Cook Transactions C levr;und 4560 1407 3153 (M ontha, Badger), 5:01 (p p). 2, Pitts­ San Fronclsoo 3 over New England left hooks to the body with short, sharp punches to the L A . Loken 35 34 29 39-117 O'Koren 50 50 0, Roundfleld Houston 4494 1495 2999 burgh, Lemleux 24 (RuskowskI, Bodoer), Green Bov 3W over Tampa Boy head and kept the World Boxing Council super Boston 39 36 29 16— 118 Adam s Television and Radio Seattle 4447 1862 2585 Three-point goals— Bird, Scott, Cooper. 50500. Totals47-882533116. 9:35. 3, Toronto, Coutnall 10 (Leeman, New Orleans 1 over Atlanta lightweight title on a 12-round unanimous decision over FOOTBALL B u M lo 4381 1500 2881 C la rk ), 1:42. 4, PIttsburah, Lemleux 25 Buffalo 4>A over Indianapolis Fouled out— None. Rebounds— L.A. Ixikers Pittsburgh 3932 1873 2059 Juan LaPorte at Madison Square Garden Friday. 48 (Green 11), Boston 43 (M cH ale 11). DETRCMT (115) Naflenal Football Looguo TODAY (LoVdlleo, M ontha), 13:42 (p p ). 5, T o ­ Qnclnnotl Vft over Cleveland DENVER BRONCOS-Ploced Clarence Indianapolis 3914 1216 2698 ronto, Cortnall 11 (Salmlng, Oork), M:21 New York Giants 10'/> over St. Louis It was Chavez’s 51st victory without a loss. It also Assists— L .A . Lakers 22 (E . Johnson 8), Dontley 59 45 16, Green 26 55 9, 9 a.m — Nabisco Masters Double, ESPN Kansas City 3784 1331 2453 Boston 29 (D . Johnson 14). Totalfouls— L A . ^Im beer 510 44 10, DumarsT517 52 25 Kay, tight end, on reservetFnon-footboll (pp). Penalties— Allison, Tor (delov of Minnesota 6 over Houston was his eighth succesful title defense, his fifth this Illness list. 12:30 p.m — Steeler vs. Jets, Channel 30 game), 3:36; Jackson, Tor (roughbig), Los Angeles Raiders 6Vli over Kansas Ijikers 11, Boston 14. Technicals— (uikers Thomos4135613, Johnson5145214, Salley DEFEtlSE year. Coach Riley, Lakers Illegal defense. A— 261-25, Mahom 551-25, Rodman 51100 16, DETROIT LIONS— Signed Rod Hill, 7M ; Buskos, Pit (roughlno), 7:46; Valve, City cornerbock. Placed John Bostic, corner- 12:30 p.m — NCAA Division II Championship, South Yards Rush Pass 14,890. Nevfttl-11-23, Campbell 1-l502Totals4592 Tor (tflpplna), 9:48; Qinneyvwirth, Pit Son Diego V/i over Seattle The bout, a preliminary to Tim Witherspoon’s World bock, on Inlured reserve. Dakota vs. North Dakota St., ESPN Denver 3999 1226 2773 (hokUng), 9:48; Lora, Tor (hooking), Los Angeles Rams 6W over Miami 2560115. Raiders 4130 1433 2697 Boxing Association heavyweight title defense against y w Wp8»»n 35 21 2S 35-114 1 p.m — College basketball: Central Florida vs 12:56; Dahlquist, Pit (tripping), 14:54; Menday NEW YORK JETS-ActIvated Marty Kansas City 4154 1436 2718 Dohloulst, Pit (hipping), 17:50; Salmlng, Chicago 10 over Detroit James “ Bonecrusher” Smith, was action-packed from ^ . 38 38 38 35-115 Hartford, WKHT New England 4393 1883 2510 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Lyons, defensive end, and Reggie Tor (tripping), 19M; Toronto bench, COLLEOS the first bell. McElroy, oliensive tackle. Houston 4455 1865 2590 served b y Jackson (too nrxinv men on (Washington 36 (M .M alone 17), Detroit 45 1:30 p.m — College basketball: Arizona vs. GotMonila Bowl, Dec. 13 (Lo lm - HOCKEY Son Diego 4478 1421 3057 Ice), 9d)0. Son Jose State 8 over Miami, M Io LaPorte, 128>/4, of Puerto Rico, landed several hard Hawks 130, Kings 120 Georgetown, Channel 3 Cleveland 4653 1805 2848 fioflenal Hockey Looguo Second Period— 6, Pittsburgh, Rus­ Independence Bewl, Dec. 20 hooks and right hands to the head and also some solid son,PII, Tech 4 p.m — Dolphins vs. Rams Channel 30 New Orleans 4234 1914 2320 will affect some things we want to do defensively,” said RgtHMifKti Socro Michigan Tech 67, MInn.-Duluth 64 ' TENNESSEE— Announced reslgno- molar (flghtlna), 6:18; RuskowskI, Pit Bhiebenot Bewl, Dec 31 mento 45 (Thompean 14), Atlanta 56 M t. Olive 99, Gardner-Webb 90 tlonof Bob BertuccI, women’s volley- Detroit 4202 1995 2607 (sloshlna), 6:39; Duguoy, Pit (holding), No. 14 Baylor 5V6 over Colorado UNR head coach Chris Ault. “ It’s a shame to lose two 7 p.m. — Whalers vs. Sabres, SportsChannel, WTIC St. Louis ((Willis 13). 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Pittsburgh (5-9) at New York Jets (10-4) PhlladBiphIa (4-9-1) at Dallas (7-7) Kansas City (8-6) at L.A. Raiders (8-6) «*• Lou«* 0-10-1) at N.Y. Giants (12-2) 12:30 p.m. Saturday, NBC. NFL Roundup 1 p.m. Sunday, CBS. 4 p.m. Samlay, NBC. 1 p.m. Sunday, CBS. Jets are losers of 3 straight after 10-1 start and have Chiefs can clinch by winning finai 2 games and NFC East leading Giants need a win over Cowboys need win over Eagles or Bears next never beaten the Steelers (8-0 against New York) . . . New England losing both. Kansas City can also get Cardinals or Green Bay or a loss by Denver in its last 2 week to guarantee 22nd con­ Jets need one win to clinch playoff spot . . . By Barry Wllner in by winning once and 2 losses each by Raiders and game to clinch first title since ’63 Eastern Conference secutive .500-or-better record . . . Dallas still Teams played on Saturday of 15th week in '83 at home The Associated Press Bengals plus 1 loss by Dolphins and Seahawks . . championship . . . Winning last 2 games would chasing Wild Card hopes, but must win both its games with Jets playoff hopes on the line (7-7 at the time) and Raiders gain piayoffs by winning final 2 games arid guarantee New York home field advantage while San Francisco must lose twice and Minnesota Pittsburgh routed New York 34-7 . . . Last week EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - Bengals losing 1 game or Patriots, Jets or Browns throughout playoffs . . . Last week St. Louis played once . . . Last week, Eagles battled Cardinals to Steelers beat the Detroit Lions 27-17. while Jets The glory days for the Pittsburgh losing 2 . . . Raiders have won 7 of last 8 games vs. Philadelphia to a 10-10 tie. Giants won first place 10-10 tie. Cowboys d rop i^ third in row, vs. Los lost to San Francisco 24-10 . . . Steelers totalled 421 Steelers are long gone. They were Chiefs, including Oct. 5, 24-17 . . . Last week Chiefs showdown against Washington 24-14 for first season Angeles Rams 29-10 Sunday night . . . Dallas had yards against Lions . . . QB Mark Malone threw for 232 the NFL’s dominant team in the ended 3-game losing streak by beating Denver 37-10. sweep of Redskins since ’77 . . . Giants have won 7 beaten Eagles 17-14 on Oct. 19 on Rafael Septien’s yards on 18 of 32 passing. 2 interceptions and 2 TDs . . . 1970s. In this decade, the Steelers Raiders were shutout by Seattle on Monday night 37-0 straight games, best since 9 straight in ’62 . . . 38-yard FG with 2 seconds left to up overall series lead RB Ernest Jackson rushed for 147 yards on 28 carries. have been nowhere men. . . . Chiefs came away with 5 interceptions and 5 Cardinals QB Neil Lomax (30-48, 390 yards) rallied to 35-17 . . . Eagles RB Keith Byars rushed 24 times for Jackson is the third leading rusher in the AFC with 754 On Saturday, they will continue sacks vs. Denver . . . QB Todd Biackledge started for team from 10-3 deficit with 48 yard TD pass to WR Roy 127 yards vs. Cardindals . . . QB Randall Chin- yards on 179 playing out the season, taking on a injured Bill Kenney and completed 14 of 29 passes for Green with 2; 39 left . . . WR J.T. Smith hauled in 10 ningham completed 11 of 20 passes for 147 yards. He is carries. 5 TDs . . . WR Louis Lipps caught 8 desperate New York Jets team that 106 yards, 2 TDs and no interceptions. Kenney is passes for 131 yards. Green came away with 6 catches Philadelphia’s leading rusher with 506 yards on 61 passes for 150 yards and 2 TD passes (12 and needs a victory to snap a three- expected to return vs. Raiders. . . WR Stephone Paige for 100 . . . RB Stump Mitchell rushed 16 times for 99 carries. . .DE Reggie White has 14 sacks, third in NFL 39-yards) . . . DE Keith Willis has 11 sacks : . . game slide and clinch at least a (3 for 31 vs. Denver) has caught 47 catches for 755 yards . . . Cardinals had 10 sacks vs. Eagles ...... Dallas QB Steve Pelluer threw for 173 yards and 2 Donnie Shell had an interception vs. Lions and wild-card playoff berth. yards, 10 TDs . . . S Lloyd Burruss had his third Giants defense blitzed Washington for 6 intercep­ interceptions (1 returned for a TD) . . . RB Tony became first NFL SS to pick off SO . . . CB Lupe The 5-9 Steelers have played their interception return TD this season . . . DE Art Still tions and 4 sacks . . . LB Lawrence Taylor had 3 Dorsett gained 36 yards while Sanchez’s 27.4 kick off return average leads the best football in the last four weeks, has 10‘/4 sacks . . . Raiders TE Todd Christensen sacks last week and leads the NFL with 19‘A . . . QB Herschel Walker only 33 . . . WR Mike Sherrard led AFC . . . QB Ken O’Brien continues to lead the AFC despite gaining only a split of *hose caught 3 passes for 50 yards vs. Seahawks; leads NFL Phil Simms was 15 for 29 passing, 265 yards, 2 the air attack with 5 catches for 64 yards . . . P Mike passing ratings, but suffered his worst game of the games. They beat Houston and with 82 catches for 1,017 yards, 6 TDs. He is the first interceptions and 3 TDs . . . TE Mark Bavaro Saxon has placed 27 punts inside the 20 yard line to lead season against San Francisco (20 for 44. 198 Detroit, lost' overtime games to player to have 80 receptions in 4 different seasons. . .S caught 5 passes for 111 yards . . . RB Joe Morris the NFL . . . Cowboys own league’s top pass defense yards. 3 interceptions). However, he did engineer the Cleveland and Chicago, the leaders Van McElroy is second in AFC with 7 interceptions. . . gained 62 yards vs. Washington and is 4th in NFC with 186.5 yard average. Jets first TD drive in llquarters. . .WRAlToon(4 of the AFC and NFC Central Raiders lead the AFC with 58 sacks. DE Sean Jones with 1,222 yards . .. P Sean Landetta leads the for 57 vs. 49ers) has 78 catches this year for 1.105 yards divisions, respectively. leads Conference with 14‘A. NFC with a 44.8-yard gross punting average and . . .Jets held to 38 yards rushing against San Francisco “ It’s been a different feeling in 37.1-yard net. . . Giants are NFL’s No. 1 team against with RB Frym an McNeil a paltry 12 for 35. RB Pittsburgh because the people are the rush (77.2). Johnny Hector has 605 yards. 8 TDs this season. but is. used to a team that dominates the Washington (11-3) at Denver (10-4) 8. Francisco (8-5-1) at N.England (10-4) doubtful with hamstring . . . P Dave Jennings has NFL,” Steelers quarterback Mark w AFC-leading 24 punts inside opponents 20 . . . Jets 4 p.m. Saturday. CBS Malone said. “ I can’t put my finger " '•>#1 Both teams have clinched playoff spots; Redskins waived starting LB Charles Jackson and DE Elvis on what happened since the (1984) Seattle (8-8) at San Diego (4-10) 1 p.m. Sunday, CBS. Franks; NT Joe Klecko and DE Marty Lyons plan to AFC Championship Game we lost have notched at least a Wildcard and trail New San Francisco can take NFC West title with wins York Giants by 1 game in NFC East; Denver won the 4 p.m. Sunday, NBC. see action against Steelers. to Miami. over New England and division-leading Rams if “ We won’t make the piayoffs but AFC West title for 2nd time in 3 years . . . Only battle needs a win to stay in Wild Card picture Los Angeles also loses to Miami. 49ers can he NFC fourth time clubs have met and Redskins hold 2-1 while San Diego is looking for 3rd straight win .. . we are working hard. We want to Wild Card with 2 wins or 1 victory plus one Minnesota Miami (7-7) at Los Angeles Rams (10-4) win our last two games for lead . . . Washington looking for second straight 4-0 Seattle has to win last two games together with 2 loss . . . Patriots are tied with New York Jets at top of 4 p.m. Sunday, NBC. respectability.” sweep of AFC rivais. Have already beaten Los Angeles losses by New England or Cincinnati and 1 loss each by AFC East and can get into playoffs with a win over Dolphins can win AFC Wild Card berth by winning ’The Jets want much more than Raiders, Seattle Seahawks and San Diego Chargers Los Angeles Raiders and Kansas City . . . Seattle 49ers. Another win next win against Miami final 2 games plus 2 losses that. After a nine-game winning . . . Denver is 2-1 vs. NFC opponents, beating topped Chargers 33-7 on Oct. 6 and is poised for 3rd insures 1st division title since ’78. . . Last week, 49ers each by Cincinnati and Los Angeles Raiders and 1 loss streak established them as the NFL Philadelphia and Dallas, but losing to New York consecutive season sweep .. . Last San Diego win defeated Jets 24-10 while New England lost to apiece by Seattle and Kansas City . . . Rams can leader with a 10-1 mark, they’ve Giants . . . Last week. Redskins lost to New came in ’83, 28-21. .. Both teams played shutout ball Cincinnati 31-7 . . . Ssin Francisco leads overall series York Giants, 24-14, as Denver suffered most last week. Seattle beat the Los Angeles Raiders on clinch second straight NFC West title with one fallen apart. The offense, which 3-1, including 33-13 win in ’83 . . . Patriots are 3-0 vs. more win or a loss by runner-up San Francisco. Los averaged more than 30 points a lopsided defeat in 44 games, 37-10 to Kansas City . . . Monday night 37-0, while San Diego stopped Houston NFC West this season and 49ers are 3-0 vs. AFC Washington QB Jay Schroeder completed 28 of 51 27-0 . . . Seattle QB David Krieg was 14 for 21 vs. Angeles clinches at least a Wild Card if Minnesota loses game during the string of victories, E ast. . . 49ers have the No. 1 NFC pass offense (261.1 . . . Last week Miami edged New Orleans 31-27 while has produced a total of 16 in the passes for 309,1 TD and 6 interceptions . . . RB Kelvin Raiders, for 243 yards and 2 ’TDs . . . RB Curt Warner average yards) and will go up against Patriots No. 1 Bryant accounted for both Redskins’ TDs, a 4-yard run rushed 23 times for 116 yards, 2 ’TDs . . . WR Steve Los Angeles downed Dallas 29-10 Sunday night . . . three defeats which followed. AFC pass defense (179.3 average yield) . . . San Dolphins lead overall series 3-1; Ramsonly win was Still, they could win the AFC East and a 22-yard pass reception. Bryant caught 13 passes Largent caught 5 passes for 76 yards. . .Chargers QB Francisco QB Joe Montana threw for 245 yards vs. AP photo for 130 yards and rushed 6 times for 50 yards. . . Dan Fouts completed 21 of 30 passes for 250 yards in '76 . . . Miami QB Dan Marino threw 3 TDs (against and have the homefield edge for the Jets on 23 of 37 passing . . . RB Roger Craig gained Saints) forthe 7th time this year. . . Marinowas27of41 entire playoffs by winning their last I^fense has allowed only 1 rushing TD over last 5 (1 ’ll)) to become third QB in NFL history to throw for 85 yards on 17 carries . . . WR Jerry Rice had 5 Jets’ quarterback Ken O'Brien wasn't in a good mood last games . . . DE DexterManley'sl7>A sacks are 2nd in 40,000 yards (40,050). ’The other two are Johnny for 241 yards. He has thrown a TD in 21 straight two games and having New Eng­ Sunday after his team dropped its third in a row, bowing catches for 97 yards. For the year he has 79 catches for games, longest active land lose one of its remaining NFL . . . QB John Elway was 23 of 42 for 246 Unites and Fran Tarkenton . . . RB Gary 1,464 yards . . . S Ronnie Lott has 9 interceptions to San Francisco. The Jets will look to get back on the yards, 4 interceptions and 1 TD . .. WR Mark Jackson Anderson leads NFL running backs with 75 streak in NFL . . . RB Lorenzo Hampton gained 88 contests. to lead NFL . . . Patriots QB Tony Eason yards rushing on 17 carries and caught 7 passes for 64 Jets Coach Joe Walton cut right track today at Giants’ Stadium against the has the Broncos 5 longest receptions this season (53,51, catches for 767 yards, 7 TD s .. . San Diego is second completed 22 of 40 passes for 255 yards and 2 51, 50 and 47) . . . RB Sammy Winder has rushed in League with 56 sacks. DE Lee Williams second in yards . . . Miami has NFL’s No. 1 pass offense in NFL linebacker (Tiarles Jackson, a Pittsburgh Steelers. interceptions . . . WR Stanley Morgan caught 5 and No. 2 AFC total offense. . . Offensive line has given starter in all but one game this 218 times for 738 yards, 7 TDs . . . DE Rulon Jones has AFC with 14 . . . Chargers have held past 2 opponents passes for 107 yards for his 7th 100-yard game of 13V4 sacks . . . Denver is 10-0 in ’86 when they score under 200 yards (134,177) for first time since’79; past 2 up NFL-low 16 sacks. . . Dolphins have converted 51.2 season, during the week. He also hamstring and back problems and running back Freeman McNeil the season . . . PK Tony Franklin leads the NFL with percent of 3rd down attempts . . . Rams QB Jim plans some juggling on the offen­ a concussion. Last week, in a 27-17 said. “ We have to take advantage of 20-or-more points . . . Defense No. 1 in AFC vs. rush opponents with ’TD first time since ’77. 124 points . . . CB Ronnie Lippett’s 8 interceptions lead (87.6 average yield). Everett completed 14 of 25 passes for 212 yards, 1 sive line, which has spring leaks victory over Detroit, Lipps had that.” AFC . . . New England has allowed fewest points interception and 1 TD . . . RB Eric Dickerson rushed recently. Right tackle Reggie eight receptions for ISO yards and in AFC (251). In other games, Denver and for 106 yards on 28 carries vs. Dallas . . . WR Ron McElroy returns from a knee two touchdowns. Washington, already headed for Brown (3-100 but separated shoulder vs. Cowboys) is injury on Saturday. “ I was overdue.” Lipps said. NFL postseason play, will ma­ Cleveland (10-4) at ClndnnaU (9-5) The other good news for the Jets "We haven’t had the big play on Mlniwtota (8-8) at Houston (3-11) doubtful for Sunday. neuver for homefield advantage on 1 p.m., Sunday, NBC. is the status of nose tackle Joe the passing game all year,” said Saturday in Denver's Mile High AFC Central division flrst place battle. If Cleveland 4 p.m Sunday, CBS. Chicago (12-2) at Detroit (5-8) Klecko and defensive end Marty Malone, who was benched earlier Stadium. wins, they win division title for second consecutive NFC Central Vikings in Wild Card competition and Lyons. Both are expected to start on this season for rookie Bubby 9 p.m. Monday, ABC. At Denver, the Redskins must year. Bengals need to beat Browns and then beat Jets need to defeat Oilers and Saints plus either 2 losses Buffalo (4-10) at Indianapolis (1-13) Saturday for the first time in a Brister. “ With Louis back and beat the Broncos to maintain their or have Browns lose to San Diego next week to have by Los Angeles Rams or one loss by San Francisco Teams face off for 115th time with Bears month. getting some of those big plays, it 1 p.m. Sunday, NBC. leading overall series 65-44-5 . . . Chicago tied with slim chance for a division title in the shot at crown.. . Bengals beat Cleveland 30-13 Sept. 18 to clinch based on better record in common games vs. ’’The people who are back will loosens the offense up to do so many NFC East. To capture the title. to take a 17-15 overall series lead. Cincinnati has won 5 Rams (6-2 to 5-2) or overail record against 49ers . . . Bills topped Colts 24-13 on Oct. 10 to take a 16-16-1 New York Giants for best record in football, but if both step in and contribute,” Walton more things. overall series lead . . . Last week Bills lost AFC teams win final 2 games. Giants would gain home Washington must win its final two of last 6 meetings . . . Browns have not won in Last week Minnesota routed Green Bay 32-6 while promised. ‘”rhey are important "Now. defensively, what do you games and hope the New York Cincinnati’s Riverfront Stadium since ’81 . . . Both Houston was routed by San Diego 27-0 . . . Central-leading Cleveland Browns 21-17. Colts gained field advantage for playoffs due to better NFC record players to us. try to stop?” first win by beating Falcons 28-23 . . . Bills QB Jim (Giants 11-1, Bears 10-2). Chicago needs just 1 win to Giants lose both weeks against St. teams won last week; Browns beat Buffalo 21-17 and Minnesota took 2-1 series lead with 34-14 win in ’8 3 ... ” We may do a little more ’The Pittsburgh running game has Louis and Green Bay. Kelly became first quarterback to thrown for over host divisional playoffs on Jan. 3 or 4 . . . Last week. alternating on the offensive line, been on track most of the year, with I Bengals romped over Patriots 31-7. . . Browns are on Vikings QB Tommy Kramer is NFL’s top ranked If that doesn’t happen, the 300 yards vs. Browns this season (20 of 39 for 315 yards, Bears mauled Tampa Bay 48-14 as Detroit lost to see different guys in different spots, both Earnest Jackson (754 yards) 3rd 3-game winning streak this season. . . Browns QB passer via 205 of 359 for 2,953 yards, NFC-high 23 ’TDs, Redskins are assured of being the 2 TDs and no interceptions). In his first NFL season, Pittsburgh 27-17 . . . Chicago is NFL’s No. 1 rushing take advantage of some people’s and Walter Abercrombie (719) in ^ m ie Kosar completed 18 of 33 passes for 240 yards 10 interceptions . . . RB Darrin Nelson gained 71 home team in a wild-card game. Kelly has thrown for 3,144 yards (250 for 422,20 TDs and team (169.9-yard average) . . . Chicago used QBs strengths, keep them fresh.” position for a 1,000-yard season. and 1 TD . . . RB Kevin Mack rushed for 65 yards (16 yards rushing, had 5 catches for 67 yards receiving But they and the Broncos must keep carries) against Buffalo as did Curtis Dickey (13 and 1 TD . . . TE Steve Jordan has 51 catches for 15 interceptions). . .WRCSiris Burkett caught 3 for 122 Mike Tomczak (7-11-1-108) and Doug Flutie Quarterback Ken O’ Brien, who ’They will need a couple of big yards, including a 75-yard TD . . . TE Pete (2-7-0-79) vs. Buccaneers and plans same type of action has fallen from the top of the league winning to gain the homefield carries) . . . WR Brian Brennan caught 4 passes for 774 yards, 4 ’TDs . . . Vikings have 22 giveaways (12 games, but the Jets’ run defense advantage for the playoffs. 66 yards . . . Cleveland defense held Buffalo to 83 interceptions, 10 lost fumbles), fewest in NFC . . . Metzelaars’s 44 receptions (448 yards, 3 ’TDs) most against Detroit. . . RB Walter Payton gained 78 yards passing rankings with three medio­ has not been stingy during the rushing yards . . . Bengals set club records for Minnesota has scored 355 points, including a 142 in first, ever by a Bills tight end. . . DE Bruce Smith has 13 on 20 carries. He is fifth in NFC rushing with 1,199 cre outings, might find the Steelers’ losing streak. In games Sunday, San Francisco yards rushing (300) and total yards (584) vs. New most by any NFL team In any quarter . . . Oilers QB sacks . . . Indianapolis held ball for just over 23 yards. 289 attempts. . .Chicago has not allowed a sack pass defense (No. 18 in the league) “ Pittsburgh is playing very good is at New England; Minnesota at in past 4 games . . . PK Kevin Butler leads NFC England and became first team to hold Patriots to Warren Moon did not play vs. San Diego because of an minutes against Atlanta; Colts were outdistanced to his liking. But he must rediscover football now,” Walton said. ‘"They Houston; Miami at the Los Angeles with 104 points . . . Bears have given up only 164 under 20 points this season . . . QB Boomer injured thumb, but might return against Vikings .. . in first downs by Falcons, 25-11. . . Colts CB Eugene the touch that made everything the look very much like the old defense, Rams; Green Bay at Tampa Bay; Esiason threw for 284 yards (17 for 31) and 1 TD . . . Oliver Luck directed the Oilers and threw for 110 Daniel returned punt blocked by Tate Randle 13 points (NFL-low) and rank first in total defense Jets tried on offense during the they’re running very well and Lipps New Orleans at Atlanta; Philadel­ (265-yard average yield) . . . Lions QB Joe RB James Brooks ran for 163 yards and 1 TD vs. yards on 10 for 26 passing and 2 interceptions . . . yards for ’ll) with 20 seconds left for win . . . QB Gary streak work as planned. has gotten better as he bps gotten phia at Dallas; St. Louis at the Ferguson threw for 207 yards (23 for 39. 3 Patriots. In addition, he also caught 6 passes for 101 Houston held the ball for only 21; 47 and earned only Hogeboom, out since Sept. 14, returned to action, For Pittsburgh, several key healthier.” - Giants; Buffalo at Indianapolis; interceptions. 1 TD). He has been bothered by a sore yards. . . RB Stanley Wilson gained 120 yards on 16 9 first downs (compared to Chargers 23) . . . completing 15 of 29 passes for 167 yards, 3 players have returned from injur­ But they’re not going to make the Cleveland at Cincinnati; Kansas carries. . . Bengals lead AFC in rushing offense (156.6 interceptions . . . WR Bill Brooks (2 for 30 vs. Atlanta) knee, so Chuck Long will start . . . WR Jeff ies which contributed heavily to a playoffs. The Jets will feel a lot City at the Los Angeles Raiders and Oilers have the No. 2 rated pass defense in the AFC, as Chadwick caught 5 passes for S3 yards against yards) and NFL in overall offense (399.0 per game) opponents have only been able to complete an NFL-low now has 57 catches for 1,001 yards, 7 TDS . . . 1-6 start. Most notable, of course, is healthier if they beat the Steelers Seattle at San Diego. . . . Cincinnati offense has generated over 400 WR Matt Bouza has 62 catches for 726 ya rd s.. .PRohn Pittsburgh. This season he has 53 receptions for 995 Louis Lipps. the dangerous wide and qualify for the postseason. Chicago visits Detroit in the of 46.3 percent of passes against them. . . Defense has yards. yards 5 straight weeks. . .Offensive line has given up held opponents to under 200 yards passing in 9 of 14 Stark is 2nd in AFC receiver who was bothered by “ We have our fate in our hands.” Monday night game. with 44.6-yard gross average. only 3 sacks in past 5 games. games. ^ « • t M f f 1 'Other C MCC enters m:- a great player tourney finals By Dick Joyce The Associated Press JOHNSTOWN, N.Y. — Behind a balanced attack, Manchester Community College men’s basketball Even Northeastern University gets confused when it team maintained its winning ways in the opening round comes to Reggie Lewis. of the Key-Mart Tournament Friday night with an 82-65 "M eet Reggie Williams, er. Lewis," siipped Jack decision over New York City Tech. Grinold, the sports information director, as he Host Montgomery-Fulton Community College met introduced the Huskies’ top player to a writer at the Middlesex, Mass., Community College later Friday to Carrier Classic in Syracuse, N.Y. determine MCC’s opponent in the championship game It's nothing new for Lewis. The school’s all-time which is scheduled for noon today. scoring leader with 2,204 points is used to taking a Chris Galligan, former East Catholic High standout, backseat to the Hoya star. led the way for the unbeaten Cougars, 8-0, with 21 Northeastern’s Reggie was a bench-warmer behind points. He scored 14 of those markers in the first half Georgetown’s Reggie at Dunbar High School in where MCC assumed a commanding 37-21 lead after 20 Baltimore, where he never started a game. minutes. Tyrell Hartfield chipped in 17 points and There were lots of other reasons Lewis didn’t see Donald Cost and Bernard James added 14 apiece. much action at Dunbar. 59-0 during Lewis’ last two Galligan, in addition to his points, led the Cougars with seasons. Their names are David Wingate, Tyrone 7 assists with Hamilton Garcia an able companion in Bogues, Michael Brown. Keith James and Tim that department with 5. Dawson. Paul Swartz had 11 rebounds, Mike Stowell 9 and And while Williams gets greater exposure playing in Hartfield 8 in a balanced Job on the boards by the Cougars. The 6-foot-8 James swatted away 4 Tech the Big East. Lewis toils in the low-profile ECAC North shots. Atlantic Conference, which includes Siena. Niagara, Gary Alexander and A1 Miles led Tech with 16 and 15 Boston University, Canisius, Vermont. Maine, Hart­ points, respectively. ford, New Hampshire and Colgate. MCC (■ » — Rick KnloM 0IM) 0, Paul Swartz 1 0-3 3, Tyrall But he’s trying his best to give Northeastern Hartfield 73-417, Ozzle Grant 0 (M) 0, Donald Cost 704114, Carl respectability. It is a three-time conference champion Fair 0 04) 0, Hamilton Garcia 2 3-4 7, Chris Galligan 8 5-5 31, Mike Stowell 31-3 7, Bernard James 70-214. Totals 3512-2182. and Lewis is a two-time player of the year. N IW YORK C ITY TRCH (45) — Robert McMorlar 51-311, The slender 6-foot-7 senior forward was the nation’s Angel Medreno 104) 2, Gory Alexander 704) 16, Tracy Brock 6 seventh leading scorer last season with a 23.8 average, 0-114, Gordon Miles204)4, Al Mlles63-515, Donald Hlnds004) /*< 2^ 0, Willie Deans 1 0-3 3, Al Johnson 0 04) 0. Totals 28 4-13 65. and led the Huskies in rebounding (9.3). steals (2.8) and 3-polnt field goals — New York City Tech- Brock (2), blocks (2.1). Alexander (2), Deans (1). M CC- none. The Huskies made the NCAA tournament five of the Halftime score; 37-21 MCC. last six years, including the three seasons Lewis has been aboard. Each year, however, they were knocked ROB GREENE MICHAEL LATA SAM HENDERSON out in the first round. . help in backcourt .returning performer . .. senior performer Is Morris set "R eggie’s such a great player that he’s able to raise us to a different level,” first-year coach Karl Fogel said. "H e makes everybody better and he’s a team-oriented player." Harald photo by Tuektr to Join Twins? "You seldom see a leading scorer who leads the team MHS looks to contend in rebounds, steals, minutes played and blocks.” Going for the puck DETROIT (A P) — Detroit Tigers pitching ace Jack Huskies assistant Dennis Walsh said. "H e does a nice Bv Jim Tierney school basketball, as has the Morris plans to sign a contract next week to play in 1987 for the Minnesota Twins, the right-hander said Friday. job in other areas, too.” Herald Sports Writer colleges. Connecticut is the only Hartford defenseman Sylvain Cote (21) day at the Civic Center. The Whalers are " I ’m told that I ’m going there to sign a contract,” Fogel. who was the Huskies’ chief recruiter, Hoop Preview state in New England to adopt the "discovered” Lewis, which wasn't easy. After enduring a somewhat dis­ tries to impede St. Louis captain Bernie back in action tonight on home ice at Morris said by telephone on Detroit’s WXYZ-TV of a three-point shot, which is measured planned trip Monday to Minnesota. “ I spent I lot of time in the Baltimore-Washington appointing campaign last season, at 19 feet-9 inches. As deep as the Fedorko during their game last Wednes­ 7:35 against the Vancouver Canucks. area.” he said. “ It’s the best. There are more players winding up with a 9-12 ledger and a (Oates) will be the center. He will Morris said earlier Friday he didn’t think there was Indians are at the guard slot. Kinei any chance of signing again with the Tigers. off the beltways than anywhere. I saw him play as a tie for fourth place in the Central be a very important member of our refuses to believe that the 3-pointer Morris, who was 21-8 in 1986, reportedly was offered a junior and I knew he was a good one. Connecticut Conference East Div­ team.” will have a major effect on his team two-year contract worth $2.5 million by the Tigers, but "When I used to go to Dunbar games for his senior ision. this year’s edition of the A player who will be looked upon Penguins wallop the Leafs or any other high school team. had said he wanted a longer term on the pact. Detroit year. I ’d just hope it wasn’t a blowout so Reggie could Manchester High boys’ basketball highly by the Indians this year is get in. Not too many people knew about him because he General Manager Bill Lajoie declined to say whether team will certainly be out to and will see plenty of action is 5-10 “ Most high school players aren’t PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mario made it 2-0 at 9; 35. After Russ Dan Quinn scored before the the Tigers would improve their offer. didn’t play too much.” he said. improve upon its mark a year ago senior guard Rob Greene, who going to shoot the three-pointer,” Lemieux scored four goals, three in Courtnall scored the first of his two second penalty expired and Craig Lewis remembers being the most valuable player in “ I intend to (sign a contract) and I think there’s a and stake its claim as a legitimate possesses a tremendous amount of Kinei said. "It will take an unusual the first period, to lead the goals for the Maple Leafs, Lemieux Simpson added an even-strength a high school all-star game in Johnstown. Pa., even good chance I will,” Morris said. division contender. natural ability. "H e (Greene) will player to make that shot consist­ Pittsburgh Penguins to an 8-3 NHL one-timed a Kevin LaVallee pass goal to make it 6-2. though he was a reserve. Morris, the winningest pitcher in the major leagues Second-year Indian coach Frank be playing a lot.” Kinei said.” ently.” Kinel’s main goal for his victory over the Toronto Maple past goalie Ken Wregget. "Coach (Fogel) was the only scout there." Lewis Lemieux scored his 26th of the in the 1980s, earlier listed the Philadelphia Phillies, Kinei is a bit suspect concerning his club this year is to compete at a Leafs Friday night. Courtnall scored late in the first said. " I was the sixth man on a great team at Dunbar, Another returnee from last year year at 14; 16 but Wendell Clark got Twins, California Angels and New York Yankees as squad at this stage of the preseason, higher level within the CCC East. Lemieux, who had only two goals period to cut Pittsburgh’s lead to 3-2 teams he would like to pitch for next season. but he told me I could go a lot further as a player.” is 6-foot senior guard Sam Hender­ his I7th 19 seconds later for but. feels confident in his teams’ ” Our first goal is to become a in his previous eight games, com­ but the Penguins scored three times Morris, 31, is a native of St. Paul, Minn. “ I also helped him grow two inches,” added Fogel. son. who is likely to see a lot of Toronto. ability. "W e have more ability this contender in the CCC East,” Kinei pleted his third career hat trick in in the first 7; 49 of the second. who landed Lewis as a 6-5 player. action this year for the Indians. Quinn scored in the third period year,” Kinei said. “ My concern said. “ The top three teams are the first 13; 42, then matched his With Borje Salming already in Fogel’s first night as Northeastern coach was one Among the other key reserves for for Pittsburgh. now is them playing well as a Windham, East Hartford, and career high for goals in a game with the penalty box, the Maple Leafs he’s likely to remember. Manchester are sophomores Calvin a second period score. He also had were given a minor for leaving the Wregget allowed six goals on 16 Top seeds ousted team.” Hartford Public.” Manchester op­ Led by Lewis’ 32 points, the Huskies beat NCAA Meggett and Jason Goddard, and two assists. bench too soon at the end of the first shots and was replaced by Alan Five players return from last ens its season Friday on the road champion Louisville 88-84 in overtime in the first round 6-foot senior guard Jason Lemieux scored on a power play period and Terry Ruskowski scored Bester. Toronto has lost five of its LONDON (AP) — The world’s top-ranked doubles against the Whippets in Williman- of last month’s Great Alaska Shootout. year’s team, including its top two Stansfield. at 5:01 of the opening period, then during a two-man advantage. last six games. team of Andres Gomez and Hans Gildemeister were "W e knew they didn’t have experience at guard and scorers — 6-foot-l forward Michael tic. “ We want to close the gap on Another promising player for the eliminated in five sets Friday by John Fitzgerald and we were able to take advantage of it.” Lewis said. Lata and 6-5 forward Bruce Rosen­ them. Naturally, we want to be in Indians is 5-9 senior guard Cinque Tomas Smid, who advanced to the semifinals of the Then came a Shootout victory over Utah State and a berg. Both Lata and Rosenberg the state tournament.” Manchester $255,000 Masters Doubles championship at the Royal Barlow, a transfer student from loss to Iowa in the same tournament. It was enough to averaged better than eight points qualified for the tournament a year Albert Hall. Loomis-Chaffee and originally Lakers beat the Celtics in Boston give the Huskies a No. 19 ranking nationally. an outing last season. Two junior ago. bowing out in the first round to Also advancing were Frenchmen Yannick Noah and from Manchester. "H e (Barlow) is Though no longer ranked. Northeastern has a guards return who saw a good Weaver High School. Guy Forget, who defeated Emilio Sanchez and Sergio very quick.” Kinei said. "He will be Continued from page 56 Charles Barkley led Philadelphia capable backcourt with John Williams and Andre amount of playing time a year ago Schedule; Dec. 19 Windham A, 23 Nets 123, 76ere 90 Casal of Spain 6-2, 6-2, 7-6. an important player off the bench.” to Jeff Malone, who put up a shot with 15 points, while Sedale Threatt LeFleur, forward Wes Fuller, and a solid reserve in — 6-3 Matt Vaughn and 5-11 Troy Glastonbury H, 27 Rotary Classic A At East Rutherford. N.J., Tony Australia’s Fitzgerald and Smid of Czechoslovakia Two players from a year ago who that missed. Moses Malone added 14. Derrick (no relation) Lewis. It still lacks a scoring Brown had a season-high 22 points beat Gomez and Gildemeister, 7-5, 4-6, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. Peters. (play East Catholic in first roud). 29 grabbed the rebound, spun outside force at center with 6-8 Kevin McDuffie. saw a lot of action, seniors Shaun and Buck Williams and James Hawks 130, Kings 120 After losing the opening set, the favored South A promising young big man for Rotary Classic A. the lane and hit a fallaway shot that Lewis, meantime, is averaging 24.4 points and nine Brophy and Jon Roe, will not be on Bailey each had 18 Friday night as At Atlanta, Dominique Wilkins Americans, who have won five tournaments together Manchester this season is 6-4 Jan. 2 South Windsor H. 9 gave the Bullets the led. rebounds a game. the team this year. Brophy, an the New Jersey Nets snapped a scored 15 of his 28 points in the this season, grabbed the initiative and stormed ahead. sophomore Paris Oates. Oates was Rockville A. 13 Fermi H, 16 Enfield After two more timeouts. Detroit "W e don’t get the cream of the crop," Fogel said, All-Stater in cross country this past five-game losing streak, rolling to a fourth quarter as the Atlanta But neither was able to sustain his control or a memeber of the undefeated A. 23 East Hartford A. 27 Hartford guard Joe Dumars put up a “ but because of Reggie we’ve been able to attract a lot fall, has opted to compete in indoor 123-90 victory over the Philadelphia Hawks quelled a Sacramento rally accuracy. Gildemeister missing volleys and simple Bennet Junior High varsity team Public H, 30 Windham H. 15-footer that bounced off the rim as better players. Next year, we’ll have seven scholar­ track. Roe has decided to concen­ 76ers. en route to a 130-120 NBA victory groundstrokes, Gomez mixing up inspired winners last season. Kinei expects big Feb. 3 Bristol Eastern A, 6 time expired. ships available and we’ve signed three players.” trate on baseball where he plays over the Kings Friday night. with the same costly errors as his partner. things from the promising Hartford Public A, 13 Rockville H, Jeff Malone led all scorers with 30 New Jersey, which had lost 13 of By then. Lewis will have gone to the National second base for the Indians. The Kings, who had trailed since Without ever being spectacular. Smid and Fitzgerald Basketball Association, probably as a middle first- youngster. Fermi A, 18 East Catholic. 20 points, while Moses Malone fin­ 14 games, fell behind 13-2 at the the second quarter, closed to 105-102 played their way back into the match, evened at two round pick. “ He (Oates) is an outstanding "W e have particular depth In the Enfield H. 24 South Windsor. 27 ished with 27 for the Bullets. outset as Philadelphia’s Maurice with 8; 52 left in the game. But the sets ail and let their opponents make the mistakes in East Hartford. The Pistons were led by Dumars’ Cheeks tallied a pair of three-point Hawks then reeled off an 11-0 the final set. "Reggie Lewis is a great player,” Syracuse Coach prospect,” Kinei remarked. “ He’s backcourt. but not in the front- S Jim Boeheim said. "Y ou ’re not going to stop him; he’s only 15 years old. but he can play. court,” Kinei explained. March 3 Glastonbury A. 22 points. Adrian Dantley and plays. But the Nets, now 4-17, streak, with the last seven points on On Saturday, Fitzgerald and Smid will play Noah battled back to take the lead at 23-22 going to get his points. All guys named Reggie are We don’t really play a center. But, Connecticut has employed the Most varsity games slated to rookie Dennis Rodman each scored Wilkins’ two field goals and three and Forget, with Gary Donnelly and Mike DePalmer 16 for Detroit. late in the first period. pretty good players.” when we play a pivot position, he three-point shot this season in high start 7;30 p.m. free throws. taking on Stefen Edberg and Anders Jarryd. Monday, Dec. 15,1986 Shelter prbposj iEanrbratpr Mrralb MHS basketball looks a first

By John F. Kirch to contend In ’86-87 Herald Reporter Manchester will soon I home to a first-of-its-kind re — Story on page 54 for teenage girls if propone turn six years of dreami planning into reality. Shelter For Women Ir non-profit organzation th( ates the Hartford-basec Lodge treatment facility, I open the home for girls w minimal social support in t environment by early s LAKERS TOP THE CELTICS Executive Director Rose S said today. The home would provide for girls who are almost t live independently but si NBA Roundup some skills needed fc sufficiency, Senatore said. Bv The Associated Press She said the state does i any facilities of this kind, BOSTON —^ Kareem Abdul- pressure on younger teenaf Jabbar scored 14 of his 26 points in have stayed in group h( the fourth period as the Los Angeles foster homes to live on theii Lakers rallied from an eight-point quickly. Many do not have deficit and ended the Celtics’ to gb home to, Senatore .sa 48-game Boston Garden winning “ These are adolescents v streak Friday night with a 117-110 have any family support victory over the NBA defending tore said. “ We are the champions. group. It will be very M a^c Johnson scored 31 points oriented.” and James Worthy added 25 as the Lakers became the first visiting UNDER THE PLAN , a team to win in the Garden since Hartford Road would bee Portland’s 121-103 victory over the residence of eight girls be Celtics on Dec. 6, 1985. and 18 years old, all of whe Abdul-Jabbar, who sat out 18 atte;nd Manchester scho minutes of the first half after teenagers would be super picking up three fouls and then one director and a nu spent another four minutes on the child-care workers whi bench in the third period after teach them skills such as another foul, returned to action at budgeting and intervie\ the outset of the fourth quarter with jobs. Los Angeles trailing 94-88. The state Department Kevin McHale and the Lakers’ and Youth Services, whii Michael Cooper exchanged field licenses for such facilitiej goals and F r ^ Roberts cashed two the rates and pay a dalb free throws, giving the Celtics a each child, Senatore said, 98-90 lead less than two minutes into it would cost about $50 ( the fourth period. each child at the home. Abdul-Jabbar. the all-time NBA Shelter For Women scoring leader, then went to work operating budget of $185,0 against Boston's 7-foot Robert first year, she said. Parish. The Los Angeles veteran Most of that would come sank two skyhooks, triggering a state, but the organizatio 19-6 run that moved the Lakers into out into the community f a 109-104 lead with just over four butions to cover the re minutes left. Grants from private gro McHale and Abdul-Jabbar been exhausted for now, swapped field goals before Boston’s said. Dennis Johnson cut the margin to 111-108. Abdul-Jabbar then sank EACH TEENAGER w( two more baskets on hooks and a part-time job in to' Magic Johnson hit from the outside attending school and mi to cap the victory. stay until 18, Senatore si Boston was led by Larry Bird exceptions could be made with 26 points. Parish had 23. needing further service. McHale 22 and Johnson 21. Shelter for Women already bought a hous Bullets 116, Pistons 115 Hartford Road for $290,( At Pontiac. Mich.. Moses Malone Senatore said came froi hit a 12-foot jumper with two donations. Organizers an seconds remaining Friday night, raise at least $30,000 moi giving the Washington Bullets a the house up to fire, h 116-115 NBA victory over the safety standards. Detroit Mstons. Senatore said her groui The Bullets, who trailed by as planning the operation I many as seven points in the final six years and picked M quarter, took a 114-113 lead on two because the town has sh free throws by Malone with 20 interest in supporting otl seconds remaining. of its nature. Isiah Thomas put the Pistons AP photo Already in the works ii back on top. 115-114. with two free open a group home foi throws with 11 seconds left. Dennis Johnson of the Celtics has the basketball wastheonly meeting of the season between the two teenagers on North Sti After four successive timeouts. solidly in hand as he confronts Earvin ‘Magic’ NBA titans in Boston this season. The Lakers plan, which has receivec Dan Roundfield inbounded the ball Johnson of the Lakers in their National Basketball handed the host Celtics their first loss in Boston support from the town developed by the Transi Turn to page 55 Association game Friday night at Boston Garden. It since Dec. 6. 1985, 117-110. ing Center Foundation Ii “ We chose Manchestc of the community suppi continuously read about, said. “ I feel Manchestei warm and caring comm

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