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» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuwdinr. Dec. 10. 1985 LOOK FOR THE STARS ... ^ ^ I S W O R LD FOCUS Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get GOP chief urges Andujuar dealt Try New Orleans action on budget by Cards to A’s on Christmas Eve better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ... pag« 9 ... page 13 ... page 15 difference it makes. Telephone 643-271 1, AAonday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. j#. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright HOMES I enJ APARTMENTS FOR SALE 1^‘ lFOR RENT WHV IT ioO Repontuad hom«* from Manchester — Ayallable CtgTTtlE iHaurlirslrr ) MancheslR'’ - A City ol ChTm \ Gov't from $1.00 plot ro- Immediately. One, two BOOMaCS AT polrt/faxet. Throuphout and three bedroom apart 3 tfOoOC IN ^ Ct/Notlonwldel Also tax ments. $425, $495, $525, properties. 216-453-3000, heat and hot water In r u g ? Including Sunday, Ext cluded. J.D . Real Estate, Wednesday, Dec. 11,1965 Single copy: 2St H1072.______646- 1900.
Bolton— $139,900. Custom Like Private Home — 3Vi 'll built 8 room Colonial In on room apartment. Base area of fine homes I First ment, appliances. Work Teacher pact -work Buoranti floor flreploced family ing single odult, married roftfuMgs. 94». gjrtfmofdg- Gun rampage room; 4 bedrooms; 2'/^ couple. No children, pets. baths; formal dining 643-2880. room; eot-ln size kitchen. to push taxes Home Is In yery good For Rent — Jonuary 1st. condition. Moke sure you Five-room duplex. Fire " ,Mfw1or - exforlor point- — New homes. ocM tfl^ see this home today I D.W. stuns students place, large kitchen, .
Contiaaed from page 1 ' com, police said. “ He was a nice kid,” Franklin y a rn e d teachers and students over said of the suspect. "He liked to \he public address system that a Middletown, officials said. SIUDENTS WHO were evacu fool around a lot. He has been *person was carrying a gun in the Bolton receives low bill Tbe student then headed toward ated to the parking lot of a nearby acting strange lately. He has been school. Teachers locked their the second floor carrying what supermarket said they had no idea down low like something’s been doors, desks were turned over and Dailey called a .9-mtn semiauto what was happening. Some wrong with him.” students hid behind the desks. matic assault rifle. Apparently he thought there was a fire, but Dailey said he had "no idea” "The teachers here did a marve encountered Bengaton between rumors of a shooting spread after what provoked the shooting. lous job. It could have been a whole for work on school roof floors and shot him in the head. police helped with the evacuation, “ I think he just walked in lot worse,” Dailey said. Dailey said. said Keith Franklin, a 12-year-old showing the gun. He had a Gail Lacoss, a 13-year-oId for the project. Administrative plans grew and became too expen By George Layng The student then took a seventh- seventh-grader. confrontation with the principal,” eighth-grader, said she was in the Assistant Karen Levine said. She sive, she said. Herald Reporter grade boy hostage in a second-floor he said. school’s computer room when the said the town will be sent another An engineer has estimated that “Everybody was kind of classroom, police said. Students on Dailey said numerous shots had gun-toting student entered the bill for the remaining cost. the work would cost $110,000, scared,” Franklin said. “ Some BOLTON — The first bill submit the second floor took refuge, while been fired during the incident, and room, pulling along his hostage by Levine said Tuesday that one of although town officials are trying kids were worried about their ted by the architect overseeing the first-floor students were evacu students inside classrooms said the arm. the two wings being repaired at the to scale down the project, Levine brothers and sisters (left at the installation of a new roof at Bolton ated, police said. they heard five or six. He said "He saw me and came in to talk Notch Road school has been said. school), and they were crying and Center School was $10,050 less than It took police, who cordoned off police would check mail-order with m e,” Miss Lacoss said. ‘‘He finished and that work on the other The selectmen have discussed stuff.” the town had expected. the area surrounding the school, houses to determine where the just wanted to learn what was up. The Simsbury architectural firm is continuing. the idea of using federal revenue sharing money to repair the ball about a half hour to persuade the Chris Martin, another 12-year- assault rifle was bought because He said, he had to get out of here of Galliher and Baier, in a Nov. 22 In another matter, the PBC has armed student to toss his rifle out fields. Levine said $34,000 in old seventh-grader, said he was at the sale of such weapons is illegal (school) and I asked him if he was letter read at a meeting of the scheduled a special meeting on of a second-floor window am) give earlier revenue sharing funds had recess, when he was told to leave. in Connecticut. going to shoot everybody. He just Public Building Commission Mon Jan. 20 to discuss improvements at himself up. He didn't surrender been appropriated before the pro He said he thought it was a fire and Dailey said that after the first said he had to get out of here.” day, requested that the town pay the Herrick Park ball fields. until an aunt arrived at the school many students didn’t know what shots were fired and the first floor Lacoss said the student and his Premier Roofing Co. of West ject was stopped. and talked to him over an inter was happening. Representatives of the Board of In a related matter, the PBC is was evacuated, a vice principal hostage then left the room. Haven $29,375 for the work it has Selectmen, Parks Director Stanley preparing cost estimates for the completed so far. J. Bates, Recreation Director Board of Selectmen for a number •J Charles B. Bossidy. Town Engi PBC Chairman Michael P. Mis- of projects the selectmen are neer A. Richard Lombardi and sari said the first bill was sche considering funding with $30,668 in Victim had Superintendent of Streets Donato duled to have been for $39,425. state infrastructure grant money. Rattazzi have been invited to the "I won’t question it,” he said. The projects include a salt meeting. However, Missari said the lower storage facility and fencing at the iink to town amount was due to work not yet Levine said the two fields at the town garage, and an equipment Continued from page I finished on the project. The letter park need to be expanded and storage facility at Herrick Park. said $8,000 was deleted for insula renovated. When games are PBC member Thomas Harrison ston brothers became friends tion and $2,500 for trans|k>rtation played on the two fields at the same is scheduled to deliver a report at about 10 years ago when they built costs. time, players are often in each the commission's next meeting on "The Back Room.” They had DPI photo others' way, she said. New fencing the estimated cost of the projects. Galliher and Baier are responsi become part of a group of five or is also needed, she said. The town must provide an ble for approving the work and six men. all fly-fishing enthusiasts Student Jonathan Cohen (pointing) tells classmates additional 15 percent of the amount bills submitted by the contractor. Levine said money for the work called “ the Thursday night regu what went on inside Portland Junior High School it receives from the state before it Premier Roofing Co. is sche had been appropriated before. But lars,” who met at Garman's store. can obtain the grant money. Tuesday when a 13-year-old student shot and killed a duled to receive a total of $68,800 the project was halted because the Garman recalled when the Beng- A ^ custodian and injured two others. Another student was stons volunteered to take an unused space in the back of his briefly held hostage. Republicans hear pitch shop and make it into a club room. "He and Paul came in with a whole bunch of stuff. They said, ‘Get out of the way. We’re going to Repeat of a Sellout! Mullen seeks Bolton support build it,'” said Garman. UPl photo Garman said he first heard the Herald photo by Pinto tragic news over the radio. “ Iknew 3 Days Only! By Christina Richardson resigned from that post to return to tee that Connecticut needs to Custodian David L. Bengston, 36. is it had to be either Dave or Paul.” nounced dead shortly after arriving at Thursday, Friday, Herald Correspondent Connecticut and run for Congress. attract more non-defehse indus taken to an ambulance after being shot Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Middle- Garman said. ‘ Genesis moves Mullen said that although he tries to back up defense-oriented "Such a needless waste.” said Saturday industries that are vulnerable to In Portland Tuesday. He was pro town, hospital officials said. Garman. BOLTON — Francis “Bud” generally supports Reagan’s de Sate positively ends Saturday! Elaine Stancliffe, left, director of the Somerset. Young Jason Somerset is in Mullen asked the Republican Town fense spending policies, he thinks federal budget cuts. Genesis Center, serves food to the foreground. The growth of the Committee Tuesday night to sup some cutbacks in military equip Mullen said insurance control members during an open house Tues center prompted the recent move to a port his candidacy for the U.S. ment and personnel could be should also be a top priority in the 2 0 % O F F day in the center's new quarters at 75 larger building. The center helps about House of Representatives. made. state. Job match service puts stress on motivation Mullen said he intends to be the "Insurance prices haveskio'ock- Mullen told town committe Holiday Fathions by Main St. The members' are Jerry 150 chronically ill people re-enter the champion for the Coast Guard in eted and we in the insurance state members during a meeting at HARTFORD (UPI) - A private for the company. clients. remain placed in jobs a year. Michaud, center, and Carolyn community after hospitalization. Washington if elected. He said the should be concerned with that,” he Community Hall that he supports for-profit company which stresses “We have to date placed 30 "What we do is teach work The company provides pay for Coast Guard should not be under said. most of President Reagan’s poli motivation rather than job skills people and as of next week we will ethics,” Resnick said "A Very the first four months of on- theOjob the Department of Transportation, Bolton officials were surprised cies, particularly those regarding has begun placing welfare recip have placed 32 in the private different concept. training, she said. where it is "a stepchild.” this fall to learn that the town’s the economy. But he said he ients in positions in Connecticut sector,” Resnick said Tuesday. “ From the workers’ perspec "At the end of four months, our Spill sparks renewed complaints Rather, he said the guard should insurance premiums for the year G U N N E SAX disagrees with Reagan’s anti businesses under a $1.2 million America Works, which also has tive, we go through a very big opinion is that this employer be placed under either the Depart would be $34,432 m ore than • V IIIttCA M
/■ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. Dec. 11. 1M3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneuday. Dec. 11, 1985 - 1 Connecticut Union plans firm stand on job security Senate-House negotiators face deadline, veto threat Christmas. ^ , By Lynn AAonahon ’THE FOUR JOB security issues the talks and the intervention of Gov. tion requests. beeper." tion of the Armed Services Com In Brie/ union is remaining firm on concern William O’Neill, who spoke with both “We’re prepared to capitulate to- Bv StWB Gorsttl departments and their related House to provide as much as mittee. The only item omitted was The Associated Press areas where we were not willing to • UnltMl P r t n Intvrnotlonal agencies from going out of busi- possible for militaiy needs and to In the final hours before Tues The dizzy pace dismayed Sen. provision for company retraining for sides on Monday. day’s recess, the Senate franti Howard Metzenbaum.' who com $S75 million for coastal defenses. EAST HARTFORD - The Machi new technology, protection against job The company said it was willing to capitulate." especially because the nesa FrMay. decrease the amount earmarked Once past the miUtary barrier, Reward for Info released workers are concerned about being WASHINGTON — Senate and The White House has agreed to a for domestic programs. cally accepted and rejected a plained, "Nobody knows what the nists union will stand firm on issues of losses due to subcontracting. Job return to the bargaining table with "any series of amendments by voice hell we are doing.” conaidered the major obstacle to HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill has posting and bidding procedures, and suggestions for a rearrangement of the unemployed over the holidays, Almeida * Houae negotiatora, facing the two-day extension, if necessary. The White House has consist the bill’s passage. Dole said there job security when it returns to the threat of a veto by President ently said that both the Senate and vote and without debate so that Sen. Mark Hatfleld, R-Ore., floor authorized a $20,000 reward for information bargaining table with Pratt & Whitney arbitration for discrimination com company’s proposal.” said. •'[ The Senate approved by voice manager of the bill, replied that he was a ”50-50 chance” Congress “If we go through Christmas, the Reagan and a midnight Thuraday vote ’Tuesday a $40$ billion catch House bills undercut defense and senators could quit and head to the leading to an arrest and conviction in the May I Aircraft, says a top union negotiator. plaints, he said. He said picketing at the East White House for the annual black- and the Appropriations Committee could adjourn this weekend if the The union also is unwiliing to go two company’s in trouble,” be said. “If'* deadline, must fashion a com all money bill which must be pump too much money into domes shooting death of George Fawcett Jr. in New Hartford plant would depend on the promise money bill that totals tie Christmas party. were fully aware of the amend Senate approved the measure Britain. The company and the International years without a wage increase as company’s position in negotiations and we’re out past Christmas, we’re in a reconciled with the $471.5 package tic programs. today. Association of Machinists agreed to nearly $500 billion — and could lead passed by the House last week. Smate and House leaders urged ' The action increased dramati ments offered. State’s Attorney John M. Bailey had asked the proposed by the company and wants a he held out the possibility the Machi real strong position." cally when Senate Republican Among the major amendments The size of the bill was reduced governor to approve the reward, saying an resume negotiations this week after the strike settlement agreement guaran nists will spot picket the East Hartford to adjournment by the weekend. Both bills extend financing for Reagan at a White House meeting $8.5 billion Tuesday when Presi union, which is striking three of Pratt & A union subcommittee was scheduled If they falter, even for a moment, the strapped departments and Tuesday to sign the final product, leader Robert Dole, R-Kan., said, killed by a tabling motion or extensive investigation had "exhausted ail viable teeing no retaliation, no reprisals, and facility. to meet with company officials today t o . "those who wish to attend the declared non-germane to the bill dent Reagan signed the military leads In the case.’’ Whitney’s four Connecticut plants, no loss of senority or benefits, Almeida Congress will have to swiftly enact agencies through next Oct. 1. reminding him that session-ending construction appropriations bill. began picketing the non-striking East discuss ground rules for negotiations. ^ a; "abort-term" spending bill to bills have for the last years been White House dinner, I suggest that were a proposal to prohibit testing said. f u t u r e PICKETING could include ’The negotiators will be under The bill could be cut even more if Hartford facility on Monday. which resume ’Thursday morning at th^ T prevent nine federal government heavy pressure from the White generally lower than administra you forget your tux and take your and development on nuclear as Fish foared as contaminated Talks broke off at the end of unionized workers from General Elect Quality Inn in Vernon. Negotiating pects of the "Star Wars” program Reagan signs two other appropria "We’re not going in as snibbling and November more than a week ago when ric Co. plants in Lynn, Mass., and sessions are also scheduled Saturday.j and the earmarking of $50 million tions bills on his desk. HARTFORD — State health and environmental crying." Machinist negotiator George the company presented what it called Evansville, Ohio, he said. General Sunday, Monday and Tuesday ^ for the anti-communist forces In The Department of Health and officials are cautioning the public against eating Almeida said Tuesday of the new its "best and final offer." Workers Electric workers are upset over Pratt k Angola. Human Services money bill and fish from Versailles Pond in Sprague, where high contract talks. He said the 9-day-old struck plants in Middletown, Southing Whitney statements that General Elect Also today, representatives of the*! House set to choose between tax bills another for the State, Justice and International Association of Machinists The Senate, ending a dispute that levels of contamination have been found. strike was hurting the company to the ton and North Haven on Dec. 2. ric was out to take away Pratt & threatened passage of the bill, Commerce departments, are in Health Commissioner Dr. Dougias S. Lloyd tune of $10 million a day and was In agreeing to resume negotiations, Whitney jobs. ’The two companies are were to meet with the Connecticut, Bv Jim Luther written by the Ways and Means "tax reform belongs to neither In a written report, 11 of the 13 adopted by voice vote a delicate cluded in the catch-all bill. To said Tuesday that women of child-bearing age. jeopardizing future contracts. the company said its decision to go back chief rivals in the commercial and congressional delegation in Washing The Associated Press Committee. party; it belongs to both.” While he Ways and Means Republicans said compromise 'under which $7.3 gether they total about $117 billion. pregnant women andchiidren under the age of six “We’re not trying to put this company to the table had nothing to do with the military jet engine business. ton, D.C., to air complaints about the By a 10-3 vote Tuesday night, the and Reagan have disagreed on the Democratic bill would deci billion for the military added by “There’s still that glimmer of out of business, we just want a piece of picketing but was in response to the Almeida said the union is hoping to representatives’ failure to become WASHINGTON - The House is mate national capital formation ^ hope of getting out of here this should not eat any fish from the pond. All others involved in the the strike earlier. , Rules Committee c le a i^ the two what should go into a tax bill. "I the Appropriations Committee should reduce their consumption of t.’ie fish to no the action,” Almeida said. lin lA n ’ c forrr>nl v* o n it«Sc$ f o r r» r» n f r ?»g'f hnvp wnrVorc h»r
Big East stindlngs Andujar deal triggers flurry Nardlquaa 7, Sabrea 3 BIB East Centeraaca O'all Foottmll Hockey Basketball W L W L deficency. BomiS 136-3 Syracuse 8 0 5 0 By Mike Barnes However, Boston executive Lou trial this summer and may face Ooebsc 323— 7 Connecticut United Press International Gorman said his- club remains punishment from Ueberroth on Rick Cerone and Bruce Bene Rrst period— 1, Buffalo, Hamel 7 Georgetown dict. Atlanta’s catchers last year, (Andrsvchuk),2:41.3,Quebsc,P.Stastnv V interested in Seaver, and left an that issue. Boston College NFL aiaiHlInga batted .216 and .202 respectively. NHLitMdlngi IS (Sauvs, (kHilst), pp, 5:X . 3, Quebec, P. NBA atandinga St. John's SAN DIEGO — Joaquin An offer on the table. Andujar is suspended for the Stostnv 16 (Anderson, Souvs), pp, Pittsburgh first 10 games of the 1986 season for Virgil hit 19 homers last season. 1S:W. 4, OuetMC, Palsmsnt 5 (Goulet, Aawrtcaa Ceofanace dujar, who raised a fuss in the final The Phillies may not be finished, wM m CanfirMc* Eastern Cenfersnoe Seton Hall an escapade in the Series. "W e felt we needed to fill a Shaw ), 16:15. Penalties— Selllno, Providence Eatf game of the World Series, Tuesday either. According to sources, they But, 3:47; Sslllne, But, 6 :X ; Hunter, Atlantic Division W L T Pd. PF PA In Game 7 of the eventual 11-0 position that needs fixing.” said W L OP OA W L Pet. OB Vlllanova interrupted the calm of the winter are seeking to send former Cy (3us,6:X; Ashton,Qus,motor (flahtlno), NY Jets TO < S S loss to Kansas City, Andujar was new Braves general manager PhllodclpMo }1 • 131 06 5:X; Hofford, But, malor (flghtlno), Boston 16 3 .KJ — meetings and set off a flurry of Young Award winner John Denny WOWiNllinNI 17 7 103 n Phllodelphlo 11 10 .534 7 TuaiBav't BaiaHt New England 10 4 0 21 S ejected for arguing two pitches Bobby Cox. "W e felt Virgil was the 11 W 5 :X ; Follgno, But, 13:X; Hughes, But, r«9T UConn 74, FoIrfleM 77 Miami 10 4 0 370 *2 trades. to Cincinnati for outfielder Gary NY lilandart 103 106 13:X. New Jersey 13 11 .5X 7 Indianapolis 3 1 1 0 -OM W 5 0 best catcher on the marketplace.” N T pconovn 13 14 101 93 Woshlnoton 10 11 476 6 Pittsburgh 94, Robert Morris 43 The Dominican right-hander, an Redus. that were called balls. He had to be Second period— 5, Buffalo, Tucker 9 Boston CollegeColleM 74, Rhode Islond St Buffalo 2 13 0 .143 176 373 Philadelphia president Bill Giles N«w J«rt«v 13 13 99 105 (Hamel, Hughes), pp, 1:X. 6, Quebec, New York 6 16 .273 12'/i 1 unwanted hurler despite recording The White Sox spent Tuesday restrained and pushed off the field PlltNMirgh 11 14 106 103 Centrat Divislen Toaav'il said Bedrosian will return to th e, Moller 3 (Glllls), 4:36. 7, Quebec, Glllls 7 New Mexico at (2eoreetewn Cleveland 7 7 0 JOO 349 236 41 victories the last two seasons for night talking with the Yankees as millions watched on television. M iDIvM on (Cole, Eagles), 17:55.6, Buffalo, Ramsev3 Mllwoukse .17 6 460 — SPORTS 7 7 0 JOO 3M 376 p - OiMbac 16 10 100 66 Maine at Providence Cincinnati the Cardinals, was shipped to about a deal that would include "W e came with the purpose of bullpen after 37 starts in 1985. He (Cvr, Tucker) 19:X. Penalties— Show, Detroit '14 9 .609 2 Pittsburgh 6 8 0 A X 3 X 303 Boston 13 10 110 103 Atlanta 10 13 .40 5Vi Morlst at St. John's ^>1 Oakland for catcher Mike Heath Carlton Fisk of Chicago and Don adding to the top of our rotation." began his major-league career as a Que, 1:07; Delorme, Que, 12:55. Fordhom at Seton Hall Houston 5 9 0 .357 347 350 Montrool 13 10 116 99 Third period— 9, Quebec, Picard 3 Cleveland 9 13 .4X 6 LINKS Baylor, Ron Hassey and Rich said Oakland general manager reliever. Buffalo 13 13 WO 93 Chicogo 6 17 .346 9 'niursday's Dama 'i and left-hander Tim Conroy. 99 99 ((Mills) 13:X. 10, Quebec, Palement 6 Utica at Boston Collage LA Raiders 1 0 ^ 0 .714 325 2X Bordi of New York, New York Sandy Alderson. "W e have made Until further notice, the swift Hortford 13 13 (Moller, Souvs), sh, 14:45. Penalties— Indiana 5 16 .2X H) 9 S O A43 3 X 293 The deal, the first major tran ComoOsO CsnfsrsBCS Western Centerence How celebrity Saturday's Dames Denver owner George Steinbrenner ar inquiries both in St. Louis iand Thompson owns an outfield job and Orlando, But, 9:31; Price, Que, 13:16; UConn at Rhode Island, 2 p.m. Seattle 8 6 0 .571 3 X 363 saction of the annual winter ffWfTW Follgno, But, 14:01; A. Stostnv, Que, Midwest DIvNIon 7 7 0 JOO 413 383 rived at the meetings Tuesday. other sources, and we’re fully is expected to be the club’s leadoff W L T PtS. OP OA W L Pet. OB golfers do Holy Cross at Boston College Son Diego gathering, triggered two others in St. Louis 13 11 3 37 95 100 15:34; McKenna, But, 18:15; Moller,Que, Florldo A8.M at (xeorgetown Kansas City 366 313 confident that Joaquin can be a hitter. 18:15; Schoerrfeld, Buffalo coach, match Houston 16 7 .696 — NatteiMl Ceafertnee t a span of two hours. Today, an owners' meeting is set Chlcooo 9 4 33 103 117 Pittsburgh at West Virginia 13 penoltv, X :ra. Denver 14 8 .636 1'/> Bod Atlanta acquired All-Star for an undisclosed location in San quality citizen.” Before the trading flurry. Ueber Mlnnssoto 7 14 6 X 103 110 Utah 13 11 .543 3W Handicap St. John's at U C LA Shots on goal-Buffolo 5-13-8— X . Seton Hall at St. Peter's W L T Pet. PP PA catcher Ozzie Virgil and right- Diego. Topics range from expan Cardinals GM Dal Maxvill de roth continued his crusade against Dotrott 7 IS 4 16 65 IX Qusbsc 14-6-6— X . San Antonio 13 10 465 3 Toronto 7 17 3 17 1M 1 » Brooklyn College at Syracuse Dallas 313 X I . ■; nied that pressure forced him to illegal drug use in baseball in his Power-plav conversions-Buffalo Dallas 11 10 .524 4 350 345 handed prospect Peter Smith from sion. ownership issues in San ImvffM Division Socramento 7 15 .318 t'/i John Brodia (Football) 2 Temple vs. Vlllonova (at Palestra) N Y (xtants "state-of-the-game” speech. He Edmonton X 5 4 44 IX 110 S-1.()uebec42. Washington 243 272 Philadelphia for right-hander Francisco. Pittsburgh and Cleve make the deal. (ioalles — Buffalo, Puppo, Borrasto Paclllc Divislen Jarry Waal (Baakalball) 3 335 255 said his sport has "turned the Comorv 16 6 3 X m 96 L.A. Lokers 18 2 .900 — Phllodel^la ' Steve Bedrosian and outfielder land to the use of the designated "We didn’t decide right after the (0:00, 3rd per). (Suebec, Gosselln. Mickay Manila (Baoaball) 7 St. Louis 248 341 corner" on the problem. Wlnnlpoa 10 16 3 X m IX A— 13,792. Portlond 14 11 .560 6W C e n tra l Milt Thompson. hitter in the World Series. season we were going to move this Voncouvsr 9 17 3 X 107 IX Referee— Terrv Gregson. Seattle 10 13 .4X V/i Ernia Banka (Baaaball) S Celtege heop results guy or that guy," he said. "W e can lick it and make LOS Anoolos 6 16 4 16 94 145 x-Chlcogo 400 175 The Red Sox then sent right- A speech by Commissioner Pe Golden State 9 16 .360 11W Willla Maya (Baaaball) 9 767 3ia baseball a drug-free sport," he TOSMOV’S ROSUltS L.A. Clippers 8 14 .364 11 Detroit handed reliever Mark Clear to ter Ueberroth and the annual Conroy will receive a chance to Ptitlodolptilo 7, Boston 4 Joa Namalh (FoolbaU) 9 East Minnesota 291 308 gain astartingberth while Heath is said. lalandara7,Pengulna4 Phoenix 5 16 .2X 13W Allentown S3, Phlla. Pharmacy 51 291 315 Milwaukee for middle infielder Ed major-league draft generated Qusbtc 7. Buffalo 3 Tuesday's Results Polar Uaborroth (Baaaball) 9 Green Boy The major-league draft also took Woshlnoton 3. Toronto 3 Boscol 76, UrI 5t Tampa Bay 354 397 ■4,7?' Romero. some interest early Tuesday, but expected to become St. Louis’ San Antonio IX , Chicago IX Boston College 76, Rhode Island 5t N.Y. islondsrs 7, PmsDuroh 4 Pittsburgh 301— 4 Boston 114, Atlanto 110 Sian Smilh (Tonnia) 11 UPI photo Boston and Milwaukee had been the Andujar deal lit the hot stove starting catcher. place, with third baseman Eddie St. Louis 7, Edmonton 3 NY Monders 323— 7 Brondels St, Solve Regina 53 y-LA Rams 10 4 0 JTO J2 Williams selected by Cleveland as New Jersey 106, Sacramento IX Willla Shoamakar (Jockoy) 12 CCNY 74, Baruch 63 talking with the Chicago White Sox for the first time in the two-day-old The Braves acquired the catcher Coloorv 6, Los Anoslss 5 Rrstperlod— 1,NY islanders, D. Sutter New York X , Indiana 64 Son Francisco 8 6 0 .571 349 2X the No. 1 pick. Eight players were 6 (B. Sutter. Tonelll), 1:X. 3, Plttsburah, Michaal Jordan (Baakalball) 13 Carlisle X , Cedar Clift 44 New Orleans 5 9 0 .357 3U W on a deal that would havesent Tom' \meetings. they wanted as well. Sorely need Detroit IX , Clevelond IX Coast Gourd 81, Trinity 79 (O T) Joaquin Andujar, shown in one of his unhappy moments (AH Timss HSTI Lemleux 17 (Simpson, Mantha), pp, 5:13. Milwaukee 117, SeottleX Tom Saavar (Baaaball) 13 Atlanta 3 13 0 .143 253 4X Seaver to Boston. ^ -T h e hard-throwing Andujar was ing another offensive player to chosen, the most notable being Montrsal at HorttOrd, 7:3Sp.m. 3, Pittsburgh, Blolsdel 18 ( Bui lard), 5:44.4, Houston 134, Utah 105 Connecticut 74, FalrfleW 73 X-clinched divislen title after yielding a home run, was traded by the St. Louis protect Dale Murphy and Bob Clint Hurdle by the Cardinals. He Arthur Aaha (Tonnia) 14 Coppin St. 40, Brooklyn Coll. 59 v-dbichad a l a i ^ spot The deal collapsed when Boston 21-12 last year, but won just one N Y Iskmdsrs at Plttsburah, 7 ;X p.m. NY Islanders, Gillies 1 (LaFontalne, L.A. Clippers IX , Dallas 118 Horner in the lineup, Atlanta was obtained for $50,000 from the NY Ranasrsat Now Jsrsov. 7:Xp.m. Boutlller), 8:06.5, Pittsburgh, LIndstrom Portlond 94, Golden State X Wollar Payton (Football) 14 Cornell 75, Colgate S3 Saturdays Dames Cardinals to the Oakland A’s Tuesday for catcher Mike manager John McNamara refused game the last two months. He was Dickinson 73, Gettysburg 70 Chicago at N Y Jets, 13:W p.m. Mets’ organization. $t. Louis at Toronto, 7 :X p.m . 6 (Hannan, Chobot), 10:11. Penalties— Wednesday's Games Joa DHWaMiR (Baaaball) IS Heath and pitcher Tim Conroy. to part with reliever Bob Stanley mentioned in the Pittsburgh drug landed Virgil to fill an obvious Mlnnssoto at Dstrolt, 7 :X p.m. AAokela, NYI, 2:56; Boutlller, N Y I,4 :X ; Sacramento at Boston, 7:X p.m. Hunter 82, Lehman 69 Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m. Edmonton ot Chtooao, 6 :X p.m. Nolon, Pin, 14:27; Flatlev, NYI, 14:27; Clevelond at Philadelphia, 7:Xp.m . Slava Qarvay (Baaaball) 16 Long Island U. 68, O low u re St. 65 Suiiday, DecIS Wlnnlpoa ot Vonoouvsr, W :Xp.m . RuskowskI, Pin, 15:X. Seattle at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. Harochal Wolkor (Football) 20 Maln6Mochlas 87, Husson 71 Buffalo at P ltts b u ^ , 1 p.m. TM rsdav's Oomss Second period— 6, N Y Islanders, La Malone 14, Point Park 75 Onclnnotl at Washington, 1 p.m. Washington at Detroit, 7:Xp.m . Manhottonvllle IX, SUNY-Purchase Qusbsc at Boston, nlglit Fontalne 15 (Gillies, DIneen), 12:07.7, NY Son Antonio at Indiana, 7:X p.m. Green Boy at Detroit, 1 p.m. 'V ■'q Montrsal at PMIodlsphlo, nigtit Islanders, B. Sutler 5 (D. Sutter, LA Clippers ot [Tenver, 9 :X p.m . 75 Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Los Anoslss at Coloorv, niolit Morrow), 19:24. Penoltles— Jonsson, Portland at Utah, 9 :X p.m. Not every sports hero plays well on Merrimack 84, NewHampshlreColl.M Indianapolis at Tampa Bov, 1 p.m. v r. NYI, 15:04; Siren, Pin, 16:41, Old Westbury 74, Stony Brook 63 Minnesota ot Atlanta, 1 p.m. It won’t come easy for EC hockey Phoenix at Golden Stote, 10:Xp.m. the golf course. Here is how some of Thursday's (Tames Pitt 94, Robert Morris 62 N Y (Slants at Dallas, 1 p.m. AHL ttandlngt Thirdperlod— 8, N Y Islanders.Bossy 18 them do, according to Qolf Maga Rhode Island Col. m, Framingham St. San Francisco at New Orleans, 1 p.m. New Jersey ot New York, night ( / - (Tronier), 3:19. 9, Pinsburgh, Bodger 2 Milwaukee at Washington, night zine. Tops is John Brodle, who has a 63 Philadelphia at San Diego, 4 p.m. As many as six underclassmen side. Grant appears ready to "With the toughest schedule Salisbury St. K>4, York 101 St. Louis at LA Rams, 4 p.m. By Bob Popettl (Blalsdell, Cunnevworth,), 10:X. 10. NY Philadelphia at Chicago, night low handicap — based on the could play key roles among the emerge as an offensive force. around, we’re not setting any goals i i W i V ' Nsrttism DIvisisn Islanders, Jonsson 5 (unassisted), 19:16. Dallas at Houston, night Scranton 87, Drew 66 Seattle at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. Herald Sports Writer W L T PtS. OP OA 11. NY Islanders, Tronier 10 (Bossy, Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, night strokes he regularly plays over his Southern Conn 64, Bentiv 63 Msadoy, Doc. 16 current crop, but four seniors will The third-line is centered by except to improve every game," Adirondack 16 9 1 X 118 X Jonsson,) 19:31.Penalties— None. course’s handicap rating. Sprgfld College X , Union College 45 New England at Miami, 9 p.m. promoted senior Kevin Gallahue. added Russo. "W e’re figuring Mains 15 9 3 X 105 96 St. Anselm 68, Univ. Of Lowell S3 Last year was the first in East set the nucleus for the Eagles, who Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 10-8-8— prtday, D0C.X who is flanked by junior right we're going to have to make three Frsdsrlcton 13 13 3 X 110 91 X . NY Islanders 13-7-11— 31. Celllca114, Hawka 110 St. Thomas AoulnosM. BloomfleldX Denver at Seattle, 5 p.m. Catholic High’s seven-year hockey open the season Thursday night at Shsrbrooks 13 14 1 X IX 121 Ursinus 79, Sworthmore46 Saturday, Dec. 11 history that the Eagles didn’t Greenwich.High at 7:30 p.m. winger Scott Jensen and junior left goals stand up (to win), and the Novo Scotia 11 13 3 X I X 121 Power-plav oppartunitles— Pinsburgh Utica 76, N. Adams St. X Plttsburah at N Y Giants, 13:X p.m. "One of our real problems last winger Ross Perry. only way we could do that is with AAoncton W 14 1 21 X iro 3-1. NY Islanders 3-0. A T L A N T A (110) Pistons ISO.Civalleri 120 Utica 76, North Adams St. X Washington at St. Louis, 3 p.m. finish with a winning record. East Sowttism Division (Soaltenders— Plttsburah, Romano. Wilkins 13-24 66 X , Levlngston 3-31-2 7, south SVMlSVf D#C* tt went 8-9-1 while enduring one of the year was scoring goals,” said Defensive pairings include so forechecking, backchecking and Rodisstsr 17 6 3 X 124 96 Rollins 5-804)10, Wlttmon 13-003, Rivers Alabama-Blrmlneham63AubumX Atlanta at New Orleans, 12 p.m. hard work” NY Islonders, Hrudev. A— 15,X1. DETROIT (IX) most competitive schedules in the Russo, who is hoping that senior phomore Alex Rodriquez with Hsrsilsy 16 7 2 34 114 n 7-16 2-7 16, Willis 58 02 10,Koncak4-8 Alabama State 94 Morris Brown 81 Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. freshman Craig Reindeau. and If the 1985-86, Eagles want to Sprinofisid 12 11 2 X I X 104 Referee— Ron Wicks. I- 39, E. Johnson 3-50-36, Bottle 1-1 00Tripucka 2, 11-15 46 7b, Benson 3-3 6414, Appalachian St. 68, Ersklne49 Chicago at Detroit, 1 p.m. state, and barely qualified for center Dave Olender (512-19) and St. Cattwrlns 12 17 1 X IX 144 Hostings 3-4 00 5,Charles1-1002,Webb Lalmbeer 7-14 63 17, "Thomas 615 7-719, Berea 81, Alice Lloyd 68 senior left winger Kevin Walsh junior Mike Horn with sophomore work, they can play. Long 7-12 1-3 15, Johnson 1616 60 X , Cincinnati at New England, 1 p.m. Division I post-season play before Now Hovsn 10 15 0 X W 117 3-53-59. Totals48-8613-37110. Bryan (Tenn) MO, Baptist ((V i) 84 Cleveland at N Y Jets, 1 p.m. (8-7-lS), both established point Mark Cote. Schedule: Dec. 12 Greenwich A Bll^omton 9 16 2 X X 114 Flamaa6,K|nga5 Cureton 69 65 15, Dumars 62 2-2 2, Centre 66, Campbellsville 63 bowing out in the first round. Campbell 1-5 3-2 4, Mahorn 3-4 2-3 8, Dallas at Son Francisco, 1 p.m. Sophomore netminder George 7:30 p.m.. 21 Fairfield Prep A 7:30 Boltlmors 6 16 1 17 94 114 BOSTON (114) Frostburg 70 Bethany X Green Boy at Tampa Bov, 1 p.m. It doesn’t look to get any easier. producers, will assume even more TMBtfev*t Km u IV McHole 9-176724. Blrd9-X2-3X,Porlsh Gibson 64) 60 0. Totals: 5695 24-31 IX . (Jullfordw, N .C.(3reensboro 60 responsibility. Jordan, who showed much prom p.m., 27 Manchester BIP9 a.m.. 28 Lee Angelet 0 3 3— s CLEVELAND (IX) Houston at Indianapolis, 4 p.m. The Eagles graduated 16 of 20 Blnohomton6, St. Cottiorines 5 (O T ) II- 143-324,0. Johnson 7-117-S31,Alnge7-10 King College 75, Milligan 73 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 12 p.m. "W e have an experienced front ise in 1984-85, gets the starting nod North Haven BIP 7:15 p.m. Wsdnss day's Oonsss Colgarv 204—6 1-1 15, Walton 03 2-22. Slchtlng 1-1 03 4, Hubbard 614 66 11. Hinson 617 7-10 73, Louisville M, Iona 75 skaters, and according to second- Rrst period— 1, Calgary. Wllsan, 12 Son Diego at Kansas City, 12 p.m. between the pipes, with sophomore Jan. 6 Hamden A 7 p.m., 11 NSW Hovsn at Baltimore Wedmon 1-3 00 2, Vincent 1-2 0-0 2, Turpln675611,Baelev674-412,Free12-X Mars Hill X , Knoxville 70 Monday, Doc. 73 year coach Vic Russo, the schedule line with Olender and Walsh," Sprinofisid at Hsrsitsv (Sheehv, Loab), 8:46. 2, Calgary, Loab 8 CarlisleOOOOO, KIteOOOOO,ThIrdkIIKH) 5-6X,Shelton651-19, Jones 3-81-35, Davis North Carollna-Wllmlngton M, Elon Rich Simmons as the back-up. Darien BIP7:15 p.m.. 15 Darien A 8 (Krom m ), 10:44. Penalties— Konrovd, LA Raiders at LA Rams is just as ominous. Russo noted. Senior Barry Poli- Adirondack at Nsw Hovsn OOO. Totals 4683X-X114. 3-51-15, Poouette 631-17, MInnIfleld 00 77 "W e’re strong in goal.” Russo p.m. 22 Notre Dame BIP8:30p.m., Frsdsrlcton at Moncton Cal, 13:52; Williams, LA. triple-minor 1-2 1, West 63 OO 6, Whatley 04) 600. Richmond 69, Va. Military Inst. 61 But if brains outweigh brawn, shen, who saw limited action last Novo Scotia at Shsrbrooks (misconduct), 16:19; Rlsebrough, Cal, Atlanta 27 X X 39— i n Totals :4596X-40 IX . St. Thomas (Fla.) 69, Fla. Memorial 68 the current Eagles should do just season, has won the right wing job. noted. "But our success will pivot 25 Fairfield Prep BIP9:30 a.m.. 29 THvrsdoys Oomss minor (misconduct), 16:19; Covalllnl, Detroit X X X J 5 -1 X Tennessee 54, Illinois 51. Enfiel(l A 8 p.m. Col, 19:24. Boston X X X 30-114 Feetball adds fine. A fourth senior, Vic Serram- on just how well the newcomers St. Calharlnssat Frsdsrlcton Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Clevetand X X X 3 4 -i X Tenn. Tech 77, Central Flo. 62 will adjust. We’ll really have to Feb 1 Agawam BIP 7:15 p.m., 5 Second period— 3, Los Angeles, Red Alonta X, Boston 19. Rebounds— Three-point goal-Free. Fouled Virginia Tech 84, Virginia 66 "This team is not anywhere near bona, is featured on the top mond 5 (Taylor, Engblom), 6:40. 4, Los Atlonta 37 (Wilkins 9), Boston X out-Poquette. Total fouls-Detrolt 27, W. Va. St. 97 BrlglKim Young-Hawall M RENO, Nev. — Weekend Notional as skilled, but it has a lot more defensive pairing with junior Scott tighten up in our defensive end. Suffield (atEnfield) 8p.m., 8Notre Flym 7.Bnilnt4 Angeles, NIcholls 13 (Sykes, Smith), pp, (Parish 10). Assists— Alonta 73 (Rivers ClevelondX.Rebounds-Detrolt59(l4ilm- Midwest Football League odds os posted bv going for it that last year’s team Kendall. With so many young kids, we can’t Dame A 6:30 p.m.. 12 Suffield BIP 10:37. 5, Los Angeles, Erlkson 3 7), Boston X (D. Johnson 9). Three- beer, Cureton 11), Cleveland 53 Bethel 93, Trinity Christian 51 Horrah's Reno-Tohoe Sports Book: (W illiam s), 15:09. Penalties — (Hubbard, Hinson 10). Assists-Detrolt didn’t have," said Russo. "They’re The last of the Eagle veterans is afford to run around.” 8:30 p.m.. 15 North Branford A 8 BSS^ ____ 131— 4 point gools-Hastlngs. Technlcals- CedarvllleX, Wllmingifan 76 Favorite Pts. McDonald, Cav,9:07; Taylor. LA, 11:12; Atlanta, Rivers. A— 14,493. X (Thomos 16), Cleveland 73 (Bogley Cleveland State M, Akron 76 Saturday smarter, and a more hard-working senior B.J. Heslin, who is on right The blue-line set of Rodriquez p.m., 21 North Haven A 8 p.m., 22 Lukowich, LA. 16:X; Relnhord, Cal. 10). Technlcol-Detrolt (Illegal defense) OePoul 70, Western MIchlgon 59 Chicago N Y Jets 2V^ and Reindeau could be a back- Cheshire B IP 7:15 p m., 24 Enfield ^*Rrrtpsr?od— 1, Phllodslphla, McCrIm- 16:X; Tuer, LA, malor (fighting), 3, Johnson, Hubbard (elected). bunch. They have a lot of hockey wing of the No. 2 line, along with mon 3 (Tocchst, Ron Suttsr), 5:56. 2, Eastern Illinois X , Mllllkin 66 Denver Kansas City M guard foundation for the next three BIP 8:30 p.m. 19:11; ^eehy, malor (fighting), 19:11. Referees-Hugh Evans, Ronnie Nunn. (3roce M, (3rond Rapids Baptist 55 Sunday sense, and there are an awful lot of sophomores Tony Grant at pivot Boston, Curran 2 (Buirldos, MkMIston), A-6,789. BIP— Bolton Ice Palace. 9:X . Psnoltlss— Brown, Phi, W;10; Nets 106. Kings 100 Hostings X , Mt. Marty 43 Son Francisco New Orleans 10 intangibles." and Daryl Tulimieri on the port years. Third period— 6, Colgarv, Wilson 13 Ind-Pur, Ft. Wayne X , St. Francis 65 Washington Cincinnati 2 Curron, Bos, 13:X; Ron Suttsr, Phi, (Loob),5:X. 7, Rlsebrough 8 (McDonald, 16:X; Rsid, Bos, 19:31. SACRAMENTO (1M) Bucks 117. Sonics 98 Indlona 70, Kansas St. 71 Minnesota Atlanta 1 AAocInnls), 6:58. 8, Los Angeles, Smith 5 Plttsburah Buffalo 10 Sscondpsriod— 3, Phllodslphla, Hows6 (NIcholls, Svkes), pp, 10:08. 9, Colgarv. E. Johnson 614 7-723, Olberdlng2-41-45, Iowa State 74, Iowa 61 (Ekiund, Crossman), pp, 1:X. 4, Wilson 14 (Krom m ), 15:21. 10, Calgary, Klelne 36 04) 6, Drew 7-14 1-3 U.Theus Kearney St. 87, Neb. Wesleyan 73 Dallas N Y Giants 3 Phllodslphla, Propp 19 (unassisted), sh, SEATTLE (N) Knox 93, Illinois College 78 . Tam pa Indianapolis 3Vii Berezan (unassisted), 19:04. 11, Los 1614 2-3 77, thorpe 510 3-3 12,Woodson McCormick 67 3-4 9. McDaniel 616 64 9:03.5, Boston, Pasin 6 (Osriaoo, RsM), 1-71-23, Thompson 0-11-31, Tyler 1-33-34, Lakeland X , Marlon 71 Cleveland Houston 10 Cougars in romp; now take a break Angeles, Smith 6 (Sykes, Kelly), 19:59. pp, W :X . 6, Phllodslphla, Poulin 10 10, SIkma 2-10 3-3 6, Henderson 3-6 60 5, Marian K , Marlon 67 (Tetrolt Green Bay 4W UPI photo Penoltles-Cavolllnl, Cal,8:X. Kelley 04)600, Henry 653-28. Totals 46X Wood 2-2 1-4 5, Chambers 7-15 63 17, (Crossman, Cravsn), pp, 12:41.7, Boston, Shots on g oal-Los Angeles 11-13-4— X . 19-27100. MIchlgon Tech 107, Northland, WIs. 70 LA Rams St. Louis 10 O'Connsll 2 (RsId, Dsrlooo), 14:X. Sobers 610 5-8 17, Vranes 59 1-3 11, North Central 7S,Ollvet Nazorene61 LA Raiders Seattle i'h NJCAA New England Top 10. Coloorv 17-11-13r-41. NEW JERSEY 004) Young 611 61 8, Higgins 2-4 60 4, HOLYOKE, Mass. - Take a Saturday's scheduled tilt with Hardwick adding six. Psnoltlss— Richter, Phi, 1:24; Propp, Power-plav conversions— Los Angeles Wlllloms 613 3-4 19, King 2-4 60 4, Rose-Hulman 67, Prlndpla 62 San Diego Phlladelpha7 Middlesex Community College of Iona's Jeff Wil(jer (34) has his shot blocked by Phi, 3 :X ; Thsiven, Bos, 5:31; Rich Johnson 60 3-2 2, Phelps 1-7 1-2 3. Totals St. Francis 72, Illinois Benedictine71 break. Cougars. New Hampshire Tech has been Russell hauled down eight re 4-3. Colgarv 34). GmlnskI 512 4-4 14, birdsong 616 1-4 17, 37-97 22-33 98. Suttsr, Phi, malor (flahtlno), 6:X; Goalies— Los Angeles, Eliot. Cal- Richardson 10-193-423, Dawklns575-915, Taylor 83, Manchester 48 Miami New England 6 Manchester Community Col cancelled. bounds. two more than Hartfield Middletown is No. 1. followed by Louisville's Tony Kimbro (44) and Mark MeSwain (10) in SIslohsr, Bos, malor (flahtlno), t ;X ; M. Johnson 4-7 2-2 10, Ransey 61 04) 0, M ILW A U K EE (117) Tulsa 54, Arizona 51 Manchester. Mitchell College of garv, Lemelln. A— 16,762. Cummlngs9-121-319,Pressey5111-111, Walsh 96, Franklin 63 lege’s unbeaten basketball team Tyrell Hartfield pumped in 12 and Jerry Carter. action Tuesday night at Freedom Hall, Louisville won, Tocchst, Phi, malor (fl^tlno), 6:X; Cook 2-5 64) 4, O'Koren 61 64) O.Totals New London and Mattatuck Com Mlllsr, Bos, malor (tlc^tlno), 6:X; Breuer 56 2-3 12, Hodges 58 1-1 11, William Penn 59, Benedictine 55 hasn’t given opponents many points in the first 10 minutes to Bright spots for 2-7 Holyoke were Referee— Denis Morel. 44-85 18-27 106. Moncrlef 69 67 14, Fields 2-5 65 8, Cellega bawl matchups 88-75, Curran, Bos, oams misconduct Sacramento X 18 X 35— 1M Winona State 92, Mt. Senorlo 56 spark the 7-0 victors to a 28-12 lead. Ron LaClair’s game-high 26 points, munity College of Waterbury. Pierce 69608, Lamp 3-82-36, Llster5767 Xovler, O. X , E. Michigan 61 breaks this season, as exemplified (flohtina), 6 ;X ; RIchtsr, Phi, 6:37; New Jersey XXM3S—104 Co-coaches Skip Olander and Pat and teammate Mike Gartska's 25. M CC (107) — Stanley Bike 3 0-1 6, Psdsrssn, Bos, W:05; McCrlmnson, Phi, Three-point goal— Drew. Fouled 14, Reynolds 69 60 8, MokeskI 1-1 60 3, Seuthwest Doc. 14 by Tuesday night's 32-point romp Jerry Carter 41-19, Donald Cost 31-17, W:05; Jsnssn, Phi, (ssrved bvPropp) out— none. Total fouls— Sacramento Davis 1-32-24. Totals47-M23-X 117. Abilene Christian M, Sul Ross 66 California Bowl (Fresno, Calif.) — over host Holyoke Community Mistretta had the luxury of pulling Entering Tuesday’s game. Rus Tyrell Hartfield 9 0-0 18, Carbert College basketball roundup 10:05; Blum, Bos, W:59. 21. New Jersey 34. Rebounds— Baylor 96, Angelo St X Fresno Stote (100-1) vs. Bowling Green the starters and playing all 13 sell led the Cougars in scoring Russell 9 3-3 30, Lorry Lopez 1 2-3 4, Transactions Seattle X X 19 25— X HardIn-SImmons 00, SW Texas 75 (11-0). 4 p.m. College. The Cougars won going Third period— 6, Phllodelphia, Hows 9 Sacramento 37 (Olberdlng 10), New Cougars by halftime. average with 25.3 per game. Allen Jackson 0 0-0 0, Michael Hord- (Ekiund, Propp), pp, 4:17. 9, Boston, Jersey 42 (Williams 15). Assists— Milwaukee X X X 31— 117 N. Texas 56, Texas Christian 55 DOC.21 away, 107-75, to extend their wlck 0 50 0, Wllllom Bennet 1 0-1 2, Crowder 13 (Thsiven), pp, 7:44. 10, Sacramento 17 (E . Johsnon, Theus 4), Three-point goals— Henderson, Paul (3ulnn 70, Texas Southern 68 Cherry Bowl (Pontiac, Mich.) — victory streak to seven straight. Carbert Russell scored a game- Hartfield was second with 18.0, Chris Galilean 20-24, Kevin Estelle 7 2-3 PhlloMphla, Propp X (Poulin), 10:X. New Jersey 27 (Richardson 14) Young, Hodges. Fouled out— None. S.F. Austin M, E. Texas 46 Maryland (8-3) vs. Syracuse (7-4). 1 p.m. high 20 points, while Hartfield followed by Hayes’ 16.3. Hayes was 16, Kevin Haves 7 1-2 15, Anthony BASEBALL Total Fouls— Seattle X , Mllvraukee X . Texas A8,M 74, Pan American 67 MCC. ranked No. 2 in the latest 11, Philadelphia, Ekiund 6 (Howe, Kerr), American League Technicals— Kings coach Johnsan, Wil Independence Bowl (Shreveport, La.) also the top rebounder, averaging Martin 1 4-9 6, Totals 47 13-24 107. pp, 13:51. Penalties— McCrImmon, Phi, Rebounds— Seattle 54 (McCormick 11), West — Minnesota (55) vs. Clemson (55). 8 NJCAA New England poll, gets a contribute 18. Kevin Estelle, H a L Y G K E (75) — Dan Szostkiewicz Volunteers turn BOSTON RED SOX— Waived Jerry liams. A— 9,018. 1:44; Crowder, Bos, 3 :X ; Tocchet, Phi, Mllwaukee48 ( Lister 13). Assists— Seattle Central Wash 68 Lewls-Clark St. 67 p.m. breather until Dec. 27. when it coming off the bench, hit for a 11.1 per game. Hardwick and 3 3-2 8, Ron LoCloIr 10 67 26, Crole Remv, second bosemon. Traded Mark 17 (Higgins 3, Henderson 3), MllwaukeeX Utah St. X , Brigham Young 76 5:48; Bos, bench (ssrved bv Miller), Clear, pitcher, to the Milwaukee Brewers DOC.X personal season high of 16 points. Galligan were averaging 5.8 and Walker 2 1-2 5, Jeff Przekopowsk11 0-0 11:47; Bsrolund, Phi, 16:01; Rl. Sutter, (Hodges Westmont 69 Chopman 68 Holiday Bowl (San Diego) — Arkonsos faces Hartford State Tech in the 7, Ray Labarre 10-03, Tim Rood 01-21, tor Ed Romero, Inflelder. Blazera 04. Warriora 02 10). Technicals— Chambers. A — 9,541. Kevin Hayes added 15. 5.6 assists, respectively. Phi, malor (slashing), 19:X; Kluzok, CLEVELAND INDIANS-Soldthecon- (53) vs. Arizona State (8-3). 8 p.m. opening round of the Manchester Mike Gartsko 10 5425, Glenn Barbour 1 Bos, 19:X; O'Connell, Bos, 19:X. DOC. X Rotary Club Classic at Manchester Chris Galligan dished out seven Connecticut junior colleges held 0-0 2, Tom McGee 1 2-4 4, Jim Collins 0 tables on Illinois troct of George Vukovich, outfielder, to Shots on goal— Boston 12-12-7— Liberty Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) — the Seibu Lions of the Jopanese Pacific GOLDEN STATE (X) Hew AP tep 20 farad High. assists' for MCC. with Michael the first four slots in this week's 0-0 0, Totals 29 17-23 75. 31. Philadelphia 5-12-6-X. Short 7-18 66 X , Smith 64 4-4 4. Louisiana State (51-1) vs. Baylor (53). League. Spurs109.Bulls107 8 :X p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Named Carroll 7-17 7-7 21, Floyd 514 04) 10, How the Top Twenty teams In the Bv United Press International grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds Power-plav conversions— Boston 2- Terry Bevlngton manager of Vancouver Teogle 512 55 15, Mullln 7-12 60 14. DOC.X 8. Phllodslphla 40. SAN ANTONIO (109) Associated Press'college bosketball poll Florida Citrus Bowl (Orlando, Flo.) — to lead Louisville, 62. Milt Wagner ot the Pacific Coast League and Duffy Ballard 1-4 3-3 4, Hauston 1-1 60 2, fared Tuesday: Goalies— Boston, Keans. Philadel Dyer manager of El Paso ot the Texas Whitehead 61 OO 0, Verhoeven 1-3 6 l 2. Johnson 610 68 24, Mitchell 6 X 5-6 21, Brigham Young (11-2) vs. Ohio State (8-3). Last week, Tennessee coach Don and Billy Thompson had 14 points phia, Jensen. A— 17,1X. Gilmore 66 56 11, Moore 7-14 1-1 15. No.1, North Carolina (6-0) did not play. 1 p.m. Williamson captures League. Signed Mike Paul, minor-league Totals 3406 3625 92. No.3, Michigan (7-0) did not play. Devoe was disgusted with his apiece for Louisville. Ben Coleman pitching coach, to a one-year cantract. PORTLAND (94) Robertson 11-18 7-10 X , lovaronl 1-364)3, Sun Bowl (E l Paso, Texas) — (taorgla VIbberts player of year Referee— Ron Hoooarth. Cook 61 64) 0, Matthews 2-4 62 4, No.3, Duke(8-0)dldnotplav. (7-51) vs. Arizona (8-3). 3:X . team's performance against Mich had 23 for Iona. 2-4. MINNESOTA TWINS— Named Billy Drexler 2-9 4-4 8, Thompson 3-5 0-0 6, No.4, Syracuse (50) did iwt play. Gardner scout and Cal Ermer field Bowie 69 46 10, Paxson 9-18 66 24, Greenwood 621-31, Hughes1-4602. Totals Aloha Bowl (Honolulu) — Alabama igan. Last night, he had to have a At Bloomington. Ind., Daryl 41-84 27-X 109. No.S, Georgia Tech (4-1) did not ^ o y . (53-1) vs. Southern California (55). 8 BluatT.OIItrtS coordlnatar of minor-league player Valentine 0-4 1-2 1, Johnson 2-4 1-1 5, (tie), Georgetown (44)) did not &av. vacant WBC crown on offense In the H C C big smile on his face. Thomas scored 24 points and Steve evaluation anddevelopment. Colter 1-3 00 2, Vandeweghe 616 56 21, CHICAGO (107) p.m. Woolrldge 11-24 3-3 X , Banks 610 6112, No.7, Kansas (7-1) did not ptay. Doc. X The Volunteers, thoroughly bru Alford added 22 to lift Indiana. The TEX A S RANGERS— Signed Tom Pacl- Kersey651-29,Jones3-62-28,Porter6160 No.8, Dklohomo (7-0) did not play. aMnwnten 10 3— 3 orek, first basemon-outflelder, to a 0. Totals 3500 24-X 94. Corzlne6115517, Paxson 2-304)5, Gervln Freedom Bowl (Anaheim, Calif.) — WEST HARTFORD - The mark after an 8-2 record a year talized last week by Michigan, Hoosiers, 51, trailed by as many as 06 2-3 3, Green 59 68 16, Moev 62 1-3 1, No.9, Kentucky (5-0) did not ploy. Washington (55) vs. Colorado (7-4). 8 INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UPI) - in the ring,” said Mohammed. St. Louie 33 3— 7 one-year contract. (3olden State X X M 31— 93 No.10, Illinois (53) lost to Tennessee Hartford County Conference ago. He rushed for over 500 rebounded against another Big 11 points late in the first half and by Rrst period— 1, Edmonton, KurrI 19 Notional League Portland X X X 33— 94 Oldham 1-13-2 4, dallev 1619 56 75. Totals p.m. The championship belt high above "Williamson had pretty dirty 41-8524-X107. 5651. (Jotor Bowl (Jacksonville, Fla.) — football championship for 1985 yards and scored four TDs and Ten team Tuesday night with a 10 with 17:30 minutes left in the (Semenko, (iretzkv), 7:19. 2, St. Louis, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Traded Fouled out— Carroll. Total fouls— No.11, Louisiana State(60)dldnotplav. his head, J.B. Williamson felt no tactics” Poslowskl 6 (Meagher, Reeds), 14:14. 3, Ozzle Virgil, catcher and Pete Smith, Golden State 73, Portland 26. Rebounds— San Antonio 3627-37-29— W Florida State (83) vs. Oklahoma State was shared by four teams — passed for five more. It’s the 54-51 upset victory over No. 11 game before they started chipping Chlcoge 334M62S— 107 No. 13, Memphis State (6-0) did notptav. (83). 8 p.m. different than he had when he was St. Louis, Federko 7 (Sutter, Hunter), pitcher to the Atlanto Braves tar Steve Golden State 41 (Short 9), Portland 47 No.13, Nevodo-Los Vettas (51) did not Judges Marty Sammon and Dr. East Catholic, Fairfield Prep, second year in a row East has Illinois. away at the lead. The Wildcats fell 16 :W. 4, St. Louis, GllnrK>ur9(Paslawskl), Bedroslan, pitcher, and Milt Thompson, (Drexler 9). Asssists— Golden State X Three point goals— Paxson. Total fouls DOC. 31 just another hopeful. — San Antonio 75, Chicago 31. Fouled out play. Bluebonnet Bowl (Houston) — Air James Jin Kin each scored it St. Bernard and Notre Dame of had the offensive player of the "It was a super win for us — not to 62. 18:24. Penalties— Povese, StL, molor outfielder. (Floyd 6), Portland 7S (Valentine 7). No.14, St. John's (51) did not play. " I ’ve been a champion and a (flghtlno), 1:10. McClelland, Edm, major ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Traded Joo- Technical— Bowie. A— 12666. — none. Technicals — O loogo (Illegal Force (11-1) vs. Texas (83). 2:30 p.m. 117-111 while Dick Young had it West Haven — each with 5-2 year; a year ago Buddy Zach- pretty, but a win,” Devoe said. At Birmingham. Ala., Michael defense). Rebounds— San Antonio No.lS, Louisville (63) beat Iona 8575. All American Bowl (Birmingham, Ala.) winner all my life,” WilliamMn (fighting), 1:10. Fooolln, Edm , 13:X. auln Andulor, pitcher, to the Oakland A's No.16, Alobomo-BIrmlnahom (51) beat ery was cited. "M y guys played as hard tonight Charles scored 14 points and sank Gllmour. StL. 13 :X. tor Mike Heath, catcher, and Tim Conroy, 46 (Johnsan 13), Chloogo X (Corzine — Georgia Tech (52-1) vs. Michigan 116-112. league marks. The closeness of Auburn 63-X. State (74). 8 p.m. said Tuesday night after he denied as anyone ever played for two clutch free throws with 40 Secondperlod— ^5, St. Lou Is, Poslowskl 7 pitcher. 12). Assists— San Antonio 76 (R o b e Williamson, who like Mo the league was reflected in the Senior guard Rob Kwasnicki (Reeds, Gllmour), 12:57. 6, St. Louis, Clippera 120. Mavericka 118 son 7), Chlcooo X (Dailey, Paxson 6). No.17, Notre Dome (61) did not play. Peach Bowl (Atlanta) — Arm y (8-3) Prince Mohammed a crown and seconds left to boost Alabama- BASKETBALL No.18, Indiana (51) beat Kansas State voting for all-HCC honors, was the Eagles’ other first team Tennessee. Norwood 1 (Flockhort, Barr), pp, 18:15. Nottonol Basketball Association A— 7A92. vs. Illinois (561). 3 : » p.m. captured the vacant World Boxing hammed now lives in Los Angeles, 7571. ^flfl 1 which was released Tuesday by representative on offense with At Knoxville, Tenn., Fred Jen Birmingham over cross-state rival Penalties— Norwood, StL, 6:03. Se CLEVELAND CAVALIERS— Traded DALLAS (116) No.19, DePaul (60) beat Western Council light heavyweight title continually forced the action in menko, Edm, 14:02. McClelland, Edm, Ron Anderson, forward-guard to the Cotton Bowl (Dallas)— Auburn (53) vs. John Shukie, Northwest Ca kins scored 21 points and sparked a Auburn. The non-con/erence tri Aguirre 619 66 X , Perkins 3-6 66 10; K n lc k s 8 2 . P acers 64 Mlchlgm 70-59. ^with a 12-round unanimous improving to 22-1. Confldent he senior Mario DiLoreto tabbed M:X. Indiana Pacers for a fourth-round draft Texas ASM (53). 3:X p.m. second-half rally that lifted the umph pushed UAB to 6-1 and sank Donaldson 40 2-310, Blackman 11-X 610 No.X, Ohio State (50) did not play. Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) — could not be hurt, the ex-Marine, tholic director of athletics and the league’s top punter. Di- Third period— 7, St. Louis, Hunter 15 pick In 1967. X , Davis 464-412, Harper400-09, Vincent decision. Vols. Auburn, which dropped out of the (Federko, Flockhart),6:55.8, Edmonton, PHOENIX SUNS— Activated Bernard INDIANA (44) Michigan (51-1) vs. Nebraska (52). 1 :». who weighed 173 pounds, bore in HCC football chairman. Loreto led a group of three 611 2-2 14,,Blab 1-2 62 4, Ellis 67 04) 9, Orange Bowl (M iam i) — Penn Stote "Nothing has changed.” national college rankings. this Napier 11 ((M^etzkv. Fooolln), 9 :» . 9, Thompson, guard, from Injured reserve. Schrempf (LI 60 0. Tatals 4408 27-X 118. Tisdale 68 55 11, Williams 1-10 66 8, What had changed was the WBC and had Mohammed back Fairfield Prep and Notre Eagles on the all-HCC second Tennessee, 3-1, reeled off 9 Edmonton, McClelland 4 (Coffey, McSor- Wol ved Charles Pittman, forward. Stiponovich 6136614, Richardson 6122-2 (11-0) vs. Oklahoma (151). 8 p.m. - Dame each had five selections week, to 53. lev), 15:46. 10, St. Louis, Poslowskl 8 FOOTBALL Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) — uCLA rankings. Williamson, who came pedalling. team defense at linebacker. unanswered points during a 5- LA CLIPPERS (IX ) 8, Fleming 613 57 13. Martin 62 04) 0, (551) vs. Iowa (151). 4 :» p.m. to the first team. East Catholic. Senior defensive back Rob At Rosemont. III., Lemone Lam- (Gllmour, Ramoge), 19:45. Penalties— Nottonal Football League Maxwell 57 2-3 12, White 30 3-3 7, Stonsburv 2-10 1-2 5, Garnett 1-2 14 3, in as the third-rated light heavy “ I didn’t plan any particular minute second-half rally and took a Hunter, Edm, malor (flghtlno), 3:X. A TL A N TA FALCONS— Placed Tiger Buckner 1-3 60 3, McClain 63 60 0, Sugiff Bowl (New Orleans) — Miami St. Bernard and St. Joseph’s of Darby and lineman Vinnie pley scored a career-high 22 points Beniamin 30 3-4 9, M. Johnson 16161616 (Flo.) (151) vs. Tennessee (51-2). 8 p.m. weight, left as the champion — 50-45 lead when Mark Griffin hit a Barr, StL, malor (fighting), 3:X . Hunter, Greene, safety, and Cliff Austin, running X , Nixon 61604) 12, Cage6104O16, Wilkes Gray 60 600. Totals 19-74 2633 64. Bowling tactic,” said the new champion. " I Tnimbull, which placed fifth at to carry DePaul. The triumph StL, W :X. back, on Inlured reserve. Activated Brett sucxiessor to Michael Spinks. The Fusco also garnered second pair of free throws with 4:50 65 60 6, NImphlus 65 60 8,Brtdgeman NEW YORK (83) Njust fought the way I ai ways have. I 63, three apiece. South Catholic avenged a 65-64 loss the Blue Shots on goal— Edmonton 16-10-10— Miller, offensive tackle. Signed Sylvester 592-312, Edwards40608. Totals469226X Cummings 2-9 1-2 5, O rr 59 64 14, latter gave up the title following his team honors. remaining. X.St.Louls11-14-6-31. Stamps, kick returner. feit good all the way through. My and Northwest Catholic two Demons suffered at the hands of IX. Ewing 7-12 67 18, Sparrow 511 2-3 16 victory over Larry Holmes for the Senior wide receiver Jon Illinois, 5-2, closed within 52- 51 Power-plav conversions— Edmonton BUFFALO BILLS— Waived Eddie Dallas X X X 34-118 Walker 7-15 57 19, Bannister 14 60 2, conditioning was good." each and Xavier High of Middle- the Broncos last season. DePaul 0-3. St. Louis 1-3. McGIILtlghtend. Tae-Tetalara International Boxing Federation Bayer, who scored seven touch with 1:30 left when Bruce Douglas Los Angeles M X X 3 6 — IX Grunfeld 04 2-2 2, Wilkins 1-2 63 2, In the fihh round when the crowd town one in the voting con improved to 60 while Western (roalles— Edmonton, Fuhr. St. Louis, PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Signed Three-point goals-Aguirre, Cofleld 2-5 OO 4, Thornton 1-3 62 4. Claudette Mertens 455, JoAnne Stev crown. downs. and junior halfback scored from the lane. But the Mlllen. A— 13451. Anthony T uggle, safety. at the Forum yelled for more ducted by the coaches. Michigan fell to 63. Harper, Ellis. Fouled out— None. Totals 31-74 26X 82. ens 187-177-538, Shirley Eldridge 471, A former Marine who fought in Kevin RisCassi, who led the visitors missed two shots from the HOCKEY Total Fauls— (Villas 24, Los Angeles Indiana 14X1117— 44 Barbara Seifert 185195543, Liz Bral- action, Williamson showboated East’s contingent was led by Notional Hockey League trunks adorned with the American Eagles in scoring with 11 TDs, field in the last 45 seconds and Elsewhere, at Kingston. R.I., 73. Rebounds— (3allasX(Donaldson13), New York x 17 18 37-« nard 176, Kathy Bedore 185181-5X, and connected with a flurry in a 510. 185pound senior quarter CapHala 3, Mapla Laafa 2 TO R ON TO M APLE LE A FS -C alled up Los Angeles42 (Cage 14). Assists— Dallas Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Betty Bedore I X , Kate Gusy 457, Te rrv flag, Williamson earned $45,000 as gained honorable mention. Tennessee’s Rob Jones iced the Roger McCready scored 23 points Wes Jarvis, center, from St. Catharinesof Priskwaido 463, Leu Toutain 176469, neutral comer. Mohannmed sur back Scott Vibberts, who was 24 (Aguirre 7), Los Angeles X (Nixon 14). Indlano 27, New York 27. Rebounite— 8M5,8WNewSiutli Woles Men'sDpwt did his opponent. victory with a slam dunk with 12 and grabbed 9 rebounds to lead the American Hockey League. Technical— Los Angeles, Illegal defense. Indiana 41 (Stiponovich 11), New York Lee Bean 178496, <}all Hortzog 484, At Sydney, Auitru B i. Dec. 11 vived, but the jab that gave him a named the conference’s offen St. Bernard’s Dave Pate- Tersnts 611— 3 Charifene Benito 185189-4M, M a ry Ann Mohammed, a prince of the seconds left. Boston College to a 76-58 victory wasmnotsn 136— . . . .3 A — 5J94. 56 (Ewing 18). Asslstwlndlono 13 title shot was not evident. (Fleming 4),NewYorfc15(SMrrow4). Zawjfinski 1M, Bertha Teutoln 197-185 Johan Kriek, Naples, Flo., def. Brad Daguiria Tribe in Ghana who was sive player of the year. Vib naude, a 51, 170-pound senior, "But give Illinois credit,” Devoe over Rhode Island. Rrst period— 1, Washington,.... Adams 6 559, Marge Brolnord 450, Betty Mal- Drewett, Australia, 63 64; Sammy berts, all-HCC quarterback as a was the conference’s defensive (Stevens, (jouahlln), 16:()7. Penalties— Technicals— Indlano coach George ranked No. 2 by the WBC. fell to Wiiliamson was neaiiy unbeata said. "They stayed in there and The Eagles made 18 steals as the Rockets 134. Jazz 105 IrvIn.A— 11442. orco 451, Carolyn Wilson 177-440, Dot Gtammahra, Houston, def. Peter player of the year. Jarvis, Tor, 2:S4; Wredoitt, Ter, (ssrved Hills 191-467, Pom Stratton 185488, ble as an amateur, fighting to a junior, guided the Eagles to a 74 made a lot of big plays up until the Rams committed 26 turnovers. bv Lssmon),4:31; (SaniMr, Was, 11:15. Calendar McNamara, Australia, 62, 7-5; Kelly 32-2-2. Anne Minis 456, Betty Bollev 463, gvwnden. New Zealand, dif. Mark “ I didn’t see what I wanted to see 1557 record. last. They are like any team in the The victory improved BC’s re Second period— 3, Washington, U TA H (185) Elvina Balch 187-491, Mary Levitt 413, Edmondson, Australia, 6-4, 6-4; AAuiphv 7 (unassisted), pp, 4:46. 3, Dontley 615 56 31. Molone 7-13 58 19, country in that their first road cord to 4-0 while URI dropped to Washington, Haworth 15 (Loughlln, Carol Lewie 185451, Stephanie Ander TMerry Champion, France, def. Kim Eaton 68 3-2 8, Hansen 56 1-1 11, son 178473, Jessie W illiams 468, MofHe Warwick, Australia, 62, 7-6; Mark game is always tough.” 53. Longwav), 6:X. 4, Toronto, B e n i^ 3 TH U R S D A Y Stockton65606, Scurry 1-5622,Green67 M id g e ts (Hodgson, Stostnv), pp, 9:40. Ice Hockey Barilla 179488, Linda Conlno 177-508, WooIrldM, Santa Barbara, CMIf., def. Illinois led 28-24 at halftime, but Freshman Dana Barros contrib 64 9, Bailey 513 6414, Wilkins 16 3-3 4, Eleanor Wilson 175216550, Solly Watt MattO^,lreland,7-5,66,74. Penalties— Brubaker, Tor, 4:19; Bru East Catholic at Greenwich, 7:M Monnlon 0-4633, Haves 1-1603, Roberts Hawks 77 (Jeff Ross 13, Andy Solo Blalock and Blackmar cited by Golf Digest uted 13 points for BC and Dominic 463. the Vols tied it 37-37 with 12:20 baker, Tor, molor (tlghtlna), 6:44; 63 1-2 7. Totals 4684 2533 105. 10), Lakers IS (M att Lescoe 6, B arry Pressley added 10. For Rhode Keetedc, Was, mlnor-maler, game F R ID A Y HOUSTON (IX ) Rosmus 5). Mark Olcfcsen, Tam pa, Fto.,leadsJohn remaimM and moved ahead 46-45 misconduct (fighting), 6:44; McGill, Wrls Btnheiball McCray 67 3-4 9, Sampson 513 60 10, 76ers 21 (Rich Gould 12, Robert Fitzgerald, Australia, 64,1-5 (unfinished, January of 1984 and decided she Roger Maltbie was named the on Elvtn'Brown’s 10-foot jumper at Island, Tom Garrick scored 14 and Monchester at East Cothollc, 7 Stearns 6), Knicks 12 (A.J. Anselmo rain detaysd). NEW YORK (UPI) — A couple of alternatives. Tor, II :47; Kotsopoulos, Tor, 13:46. Olatuwon 1619 1-3 27, Lloyd 611 1-3 13, did indeed want to play golf again. PGA Comeback Player of the Year the 6:19 mark. Carlton Owens netted 12. Lucas586413, Reld5126O10,Wtoglns612 10). years ago, both Jane Blalock and Both eventually returned to the U.8. Mixed She resolved to do whatever was and Penny Hammel the LPGA In other games involving top 20 At Pittsburgh, senior Darryl Third period— 5, Toronto, Jorvh 1 2-218, Petersen 3-6 2-3 8, Leayell 8-8 2-319, Pan Paclllc Wemen's Tenrwa Phil Blackmar were ready to give course and were among those (Smith, Thomas), 16:41. Penalties— Ehio64614, Harris 1-304)2, Walters601-3 AduH Regis Longtin 205551, Don Wilson honored Tuesday for their accomp necessary to make her comeback Rookie of the Year, teams. No. 14 Louisville defeated Sheppherd scored 20 points and lofrote. Tor, 1 :X ; Valve, Ter, 5:W; I.Totals561021522134. up golf. r sophomore Demetreus Gore added 246603, Dave Fenn 2X-5X,.BIII Llven- •LT9*y?»_Oee. n lishments in 1985. Blalock was memorable. Iona 88-75, No. 16 Indiana beat Fronoescheltl, Was, S:W; Veltdi, Wds, Radio, T V Utah . X X X 3V— MS Hose Co. 77 (Jim Wehr 19, Don Socho sod 204, Fred Kozicki 216585, Linda _____ Blalock, at least, had enjoyeton 17 to lead Pittsburgh to a 94-62 5 :X ; Veltch, Was, M:41. .. Hoj^ MVX1I-1M 14, Tom Foron 13, Jon LIndberg 13), romwell 177-491, Eve Llvengood IX - selected the women’s Comeback The new Jane Blalock, at 39 and Other awards announced by Golf Kansas State 75 71. No. 18 8 . Cofllng.ling iS i S irS n a d e , def. Ame enviable career with 27 victones victory over cross-city rival Ro Shots on Goal— Toronto 4-5-7-16; Wo- Three-point goals— Leavell. Fouled Irish Agency 65 (Steve Roscher 30, Ken 4X, Shelia BoneHl 464, Ellle Wilson I, St. Player of the Year by Golf Digest, without a victory in five years, Digest were Nancy Lopez and Alabama-Birmingham topped Au shmgton 13-19-11-43. TONIOHT out— N one. Totol fouls— UtohX.Houston Shoppman 3o, Jack Hull 10). on the LPGA Tour before a chronic 195513, Doreen LoChOMelle 335201- Manueta Maleeva,wWwVB#sk£l?S!12J?' BUlQOriO;i,dsf. Kater- captured two events in 1985 and burn 62-56, and and No. 20 DePaul bert Morris. Power-plav conversions— Toronto Z'5 ''*■ Conodlens, WTIC. X . Rebounds— Utah 40 (Atalone 9), Style 100 (Duane Miller X , Gene 565, Marge OeUsle 179^, Cindy back problem caused her to give up and Blackmar was honored as the Lanny Wadkins for Performance 4-1. Woshlnaton 6-1. eukNirto, 64, 63; Bonnlg,^ p l a ^ seventh on the LPGA stopped Western Michigan 7580. Pitt, 51. broke the ganie open neV* KHT** SPort*Chan- Houston 49 (Olaluwon 14). AMlsts— Horton 18, G ory Bailey 13, Kurt Leltavt Hurley 4X , Sheila Price 187-495, Jenny O o * i ^ U m , n o ., def. RoMn WMig; in pain'. Biackmar hadn’t even PGA Rookie of the Year. Average and Judy Clark Dickinson Utah 14 (Horaen 6), Houston 75 11, Frank Morris 10), Gentle Touch Cor Fenn 469, May Whipple 185, Fran Son Jc4g> Com?:, 64.6 «; AnnaBal Cratt, Blalock, with the pain in her earnings list with a career high and Jim Thorpe as Most Improved At Louisville. Ky., freshman early, scoring 12 consecutive G M ll^ T o r o n t o , Wregget. Washing- (Lucas 6. Technicals— None. A— i Wash 96 (Steve Ayers X , Rudy Alvarez Moseley IX , Donna Vrissis 450, Sue started his career when he decided too* PM ftri. A— WaitJrvEsgit'”'’""'*'''"*''*® ^""* Britain, dor. EllzobaNi SmvMt, Ainiralla, back gone, woke up one morning in $192,426. Professionals. Pervis Ellison scored 19 points and points to take a 157 lead. 13,839. 76, John Reiser 13). Hale 451. frl4 fris it might be wise to consider MANCHESTER HERALD. WednesdaY, 11. 1965 - 15 M -• MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday. Dec. U. 1»88 NHL roundup F o o d Blues' PaslawskI tricks FOCUS/
By Ken Rappoport threatened by the Oilers. After Belton’s Keith Crowder domination of the Maple Leafs, a The Associated Press Paslawski scored at 14:14 when made it 8-4 when be deflected team they have beaten seven times he tucked a loose puck behind Michael Thelven’s slap shot past and tied once in their last eight It was another typical game for goalie Grant Ftihr. Bemie Federko Darren Jensen for a power-play games. Wayne Gretzky. The same couldn’t connected at 16:00 and Doug goal at 7:44, Propp picked off an Murphy scored an unassisted be said for the Edmonton Oilers. Gilmour scored on a wrist shot at errant pass in the slot and Bred a power-play goal at 4:48 of the Gretzky contributed two assists 18:24. wrist shot that beat Doug Keans to second period and Haworth’s 15th to extend his scoring string to 19 Flam M 6, K ing t 5 his left side at 10:88, making it 6-4. goal of the season nnade it 3-6 at HEALTHY, DELICIOUS ~ ^ games and boost his National M w id tn 7, Ptngulns 4 8:26 mait. Greg Adams had Hockey League-leading point total Carey Wilson scored three goals, scored Washington’s first goal at to 67. But the St. Louis Blues, keyed two in the third period, as Calgary Pat LaFontaine and Brent Sutter 18:07 of the first period. by lesser-known Greg Paslawskl’s defeated Los Angeles. The victory, scored second-period goals to rally At 9:40 of the second period, three goals, defeated the defending which extended the Flames’ home the Islanders over the Penguins. defenseman Jim Banning finally DIPS FOR EASY ENTERTAINING Stanley Cup champions 7-3 Tues unbeaten streak to nine games, The Islanders fell behind 3-2 after scored on a power play for the day night to snap their unbeaten including seven victories, enabled one period before scoring three Maple Leafs, who were outshot - J l streak at 12 games. Calgary to climb to within nine straight goals by LaFontaine, 42-16. 4 "It will probably be a long time points of the Smythe Division Sutter and Mike Bossy to take ’The Capitals are undefeated in before I get another hat trick, so I leading Oilers. The Flames have charge. their last 11 games agaist Norris " \ want to remember this one,” said played two fewer games than Bossy’s 18th goal gave the Division opponents. ’The Maple Paslawski. Edmonton. Islanders a 5-3 lead and eventually Leafs are last in the same division. The Kings saw the end of their turned out to be the game-winner The day wasn’t a total loss for Yogurt is one of the earliest Although consumers have long Gretzky, however. Earlier he four-game unbeaten streak on the as the Penguins came back mid NordlquM 7, Sabras 3 received the Lou Marsh Award, road. Los Angeles is last in the way through the third period on a known health foods. While one acknowledged the healthful qual UPI photo Smythe Division, three points goal by Doug Bodger and continu Peter Stastny and Wilf Paiement ity of yogurt, taste has not always which goes to Canada’s top athlete each scored two goals to lead historical account estimates that Flyers Murray Craven (32) and Rick Tocchet (22) gang of the year. It is the third time that behind the Vancouver Canucks ally stormed the New York net. been a major attraction. Today’s and Winnipeg Jets, who are tied for Islander goaltender Kelly Hru- Quebec over Buffalo. In winning the discovery of yogurt happened up on Boston’s Barry Pederson (10) while battling for the Gretzky has received the award, their sixth straight game, the having won it in 1982 and 1983. third. dey made several brilliant saves to about 5,000 B.C., it seems that a increase in the popularity of puck In third period action at the Spectrum. Phllly beat preserve the victory and the Nordiques spotted Buffalo an early ” I ’m more thrilled about‘win Calgary goaltender Rejean Le- “ rediscovery” of this dairy food yogurt can be attributed in part to Islanders clinched it with empty- goal, then took a 2-1 lead in the first the B's, 7-4. ning the award a third time melin recorded his 14th victory, is currently taking place. In this the improvements in taste and tops in the NHL. Kings goalie net goals at the end by Tomas period on consecutive power-play because it shows consistency,” Jonsson and Bryan Trottier. scores by Stastny. country, there has been almost a texture that producers have been Gretzky said. “ It’s more difficult Darren Eliot faced 41 shots. " I thought their goalie played One of Hrudey’s saves came on a Paiement increased the Quebec 20 percent increase in yogurt able to achieve. every year to win because athletes lead to 3-1 at 18:15, taking a pass in Canada are getting better and very well," said Calgary Coach breakaway shot by Mario Le- consumption in the past year. Sports in Brief Bob Johnson. "H e should have mieux, the Penguins’ star center from Michel Goulet and firing a When a casual occasion calls better, as you can see in interna low slapshot from the edge of the tional competition.” been one of the stars.’’ who had scored his 17th goal Yogurt is a nutritious and for easily prepared, lighter FlyerB 7, Bruins 4 earlier. circle. Paiement wrapped up the Mattingly player of the year In other NHL action, it was "Lemieux had me in the third scoring at 14:45 of the third on a natural source of calcium. It is snacks, a health-conscious host or Calgary 6, Los Angeles 5; Philadel Mark Howe and Brian Propp period," Hrudey said. " I got lucky power-play for his sixth goal of the consumed both as a snack and as hostess should consider these new ST. LOUIS — Don Mattingly, the New York Yankees first scored two goals apiece to lead season. phia 7, Boston 4; New York and made a great save.” an ingredient in recipes. Individu recipe ideas made with yogurt. baseman who drove in 145 runs this season, Tuesday was named Islanders 7, Pittsburgh 4; Wa Philadelphia over Boston. The victory moved the Nor Uie Major League Player of the Year by the Sporting News. shington 3, ’Toronto 2, and Quebec Howe and Propp each scored a CapItalB 3, Mapla Laafa 2 diques into first place in the Adams als who cannot readily utilize Guests just can’t resist the Mattingly is the third member of the Yankees to win the award 7, Buffalo 3. goal to help the Flyers take a 3-1 Larry Murphy and Alan Ha Division, ahead of Boston. milk because of lactose intoler appearance, taste and texture of ‘T v e been in a slump lately, so in the last 25 years. A panel of the sporting weekly’s editors made Edmonton opened the scoring at lead midway through the second worth scored during a 3:38 span to ance are finding yogurt a plea a beautifully arranged fresh the selection. Roger Marls in 1961 and Ron Guidry in 1978 were 7; 19 of the first period on a goal by period. Howe and Propp also give Washington a 3-0 lead in the the two goals are really nice," sant way to obtain many of the vegetable platter with comple the previous Yankee pinners. Jari Kurri. But the Blues bounced scored in the third period, when the second period, and the Capitals Paiement said. "But first place Pitcher Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets and third back with three goals in a span of Flyers held off a comeback by the went on to defeat Toronto. The and the victory are all that really important nutrients found in mentary dips like these made baseman George Brett of the Kansas City Royals also received four minutes and never were really Bruins. Capitals continued their recent counts.” milk. with thick and creamy yogurt. consideration for this year’s award. Jackson college player of year Redskins’ Gibbs denounces officiating ST. LOUIS — Auburn running back Bo Jackson, this year’s Heisman Trophy winner, was named college football player of By Will Dunham needs to help them, because we’re "They ought to be strictly “ last two of three years.” Delectable yogurt dips w ill enhance any platter o f fresh vegetables: Guacamole the year Tuesday by The Sporting News. United Press International dealing with human error. graded, charted. Anybody who Dip; Blue Cheese Dip (topped with parsley); Creamy Yogurt Dip. “ Things are flashing, going so Oklahoma defensive lineman Tony Casillas, winner of the shows up with any inconsistencies "What I have a real fear of is fast, if you turn around and have to Lombardi Trophy as the best college lineman, also was selected WASHINGTON - A marked ought to be replaced,” Gibbs adde. someday we come down to a make a call that is, many times, to the sp<)rting weekly's All-America team. deterioration in officiating in the “ I know one thing — fear moti championship game and there’s a the turning point in the ball game, I GVACAMOLE DIP BLUE CHEESE DIP CREAMY YOGURT DIP The squads were chosen by editors after consultations with NFL must be countered with strict vates. If I think I ’m being graded call in the last 20 seconds and just think we need to give them scouts for the National Football League. grading to weed out incompetent and if I come up too many times (Makes 1 cup) someone goes to the Super Bowl every bit of help that we can give (Makes 2 2/3 cups) (Makes 1 cup) referees and the use of video with some shortcomings, I either r and everybody sitting at home them — pay them a ton and replays, Washington Redskins produce or realize I’m not going to Marino AFC offensive player of week says, ‘Hey, the wrong team’s going coach Joe Gibbs says. be here very long.” demand a ton,’’ he said. 2 large avocados, peeled, halved and 2/3 cup plain yogurt 2/3 cup plain yogurt to the Super Bowl.’ ” NEW YORK — Miami’s Dan Marino, who passed for 345 yards " I think they’re trying as hard as In addition, Gibbs said the use of " I think one definite area is pitted 3 tablespoons mayonnaise 1/4 cup mayonnaise and tied his N F L best with five touchdowns to rally the Dolphins they can try, but they’re not being Gibbs said the league must video replays could help clean up electronic. I think (the league has) 1 tablespoon lime juice 2 tablespoons crumbled blue cheese 1 small garlic clove, finely chopped to victory Sunday, was named Tuesday A F C Offensive Player of very successful right now,” Gibbs become more diligent ip reviewing the "inconsistency” in officiating, held back on that. If it’s Just going 2 tablespoons finely chopped nuts the Week. said. ” I think we need to do the performance of officials — and which the Washington coach says to clean up one or two things a 2 small green onions, thinly sliced 2 teaspoons Dijon-style mustard Cincinnati nose tackle Tim Krumrie, who forced one fumble everything we can. I think the NFT, fire those who are inadequate. has fallen off in quality during the game. I ’m all for it.” 2 medium-size ripe tomatoes, peeled, 1 tablespoon minced onion 1 tablespoon lemon juice and recovered another in the Bengals’ destruction of Dallas, was seeded and chopped Dash pepper 1/4 teaspoon pepper selected AFC Defensive Player of the Week. 2/3 cup plain yogurt 1 teaspoon sugar Faust Interviewed by Marshall U. 1 teaspoon dried oregano leaves Ckimbine ingredients and chili. 1 package (3 ounces) coarsely chopped Narrowing down the playoff choices 1/2 teaspoon salt luncheon meat HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Gerry Faust, who resigned as Dash cayenne pepper football coach at Notre Dame, interviewed Tuesday for the head By United Press International over Cleveland if Browns lose NFC East Detroit Lions (7-7) — Must win Combine first 7 ingredients. Stir in chopped football coaching Job at Marshall University. Sunday to Houston. New York Giants (9-5) — Tied last two while Washington and San Mash avocados with lime juice. Add remain Marshall is looking to replace Stan Parrish, who left after NEW YORK - Playoff chances Cleveland Browns (7-7) — Vic with Dallas atop East. Can clinch Francisco both loae once for wild meat. Chill. putting together a 13-8-1 record in two seasons to become head of all eligible NFL teams: tory over Houston Sunday gives playoffs with victory over Dallas card. ing ingredients. Chill, Serve with tortilla chips. coach at Kansas State. AFC EbsL Browns tie-breaker edge over Sunday. By beating Dallas, Giants Minnesota (7-7) — Must win last Faust arrived on campus about noon and left at about 5:30 p.m. New York Jets (10-4) — Are tied Cincinnati or Pittsburgh, but not in can only lose NFC East title in two while Washington, San Fran with Miami and New England for three-way tie. event of three-way tie with Dallas cisco and Detroit lose last two for Kriek struggles In tennis play first in AFC East. Must win last Pittsburgh Steelers (6-8) — Need and Washington. wild card. two games to finish first, but need two victories plus two losses by Dallas Cowboys (9-5) — Can Green Bay Packers (6-8) — Need SYDNEY, Australia — Top seeded Johan Kriek stuggled Just one triumph for wild card. In Cincinnati and Cleveland to win clinch East with victory over two victories plus two losses by Wednesday to advance to the third round of the $145,000 New case of tee for division title, have division. Cannot beat Cincinnati in Giants. A loss to Giants, but win Washington and San Francisco, South Wales Men’s Open, beating Australian Brad Drewett 6-3, tie-breaker edge over Miami,but tie-breaker and chances are slim against San Francisco in finale and one loss by Detroit and not New England. 6-4. in tie-breaker against Cleveland. clinches wild card. Minnesota for wild card. Miami Dolphins (10-4) — Can Kriek, assured of a berth in the Nabisco Masters West Washington Redskins (8-6) — clinch wild card with two victories, Championships at New York’s Madison Square Garden next Los Angeles Raiders (10-4) — Can’t win East unless Giants and West but can’t win division unless they Have one-game lead over Denver Los Angeles Rams (10-4) — Have month, admitted he was tired and wanted to go home. Cowboys tie Sunday. Will be wild win twice and the Jets lose once. in West. Need one victory to clinch card if either Giants, Cowboys or clinched playoff spot. Need one Breakfast Is a feast Need one victory to seal wild card division title and two triumphs will San Francisco lose tvdee while the victory or one San Francisco loss Manuals Maleeva routs sister spot. seal home-field edge as long as Redskins win twice. to clinch NFC West. New England Patriots (10-4) — Raiders are in playoffs. If not, AFC Central San Francisco 49ers (36) — TOKYO — Third-seeded Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria routed Have tie-breaker edge in any East winner gets home field. Chicago Bears (13-1)' — Have Need two victories and two losses her younger sister Katerina, and fifth-seeded Carling Bassett of possible tie for AFC East title. Two Denver Broncos (9-5) — Need clinched NFC Central title and by Rams to win division. Need one Canada eliminated American Anne White Wednesday to breeze victories clinch division title, one two victories and two losses by home-field advantage for as long victory plus one Washington loss Make it a New Orleans Christmas Eve into the quarterfinals of the $300,000 Pan Pacific Women’s Tennis clinches wild card spot. Raiders to win division. For wild as they survive. for wild card. ’Tournament. Central card. Broncos need two victories Cincinnati Bengals (7-7) — Tied sponge cake filled with mocha 2 large eggs Bassett, 18, who is ranked 15th in the world, rolled over White, a and two losses by one of three 10-4 New Orleans’ cuisine, from with Cleveland for Central lead, butter-cream, rolled and sur t tsp. vanilla 24-year-old from St. Petersburg, Florida, 6-3, 6-0 in the second AFC East clubs. Creole to Cajun, may be the hottest one game ahead of Pittsburgh. No food trend in the nation. It seems as rounded with chocolate icing — 3 caps all-parpose flour round to reach the quarterfinals. Seattle Seahawks (8-6) — Can Central team can qualify as wild win AFC West with two victories if Americans Just can’t get enou^ cream tarts, pecan pies and 4 tsp. baking powder card. Will win tie-breaker in case and two losses by Raiders and of this delicious Southern cuisine. pralines. V4 cup bnttermilk Colts return to Baltimore sacked of three-way tie or tie with Broncos. Seahawks play both of So what better way to rev-up this While adults often kept the Mix sugar and butter til creamy, Pittsburgh. Will win tie-breaker those teams. holiday season than with a good old festivities going throughout the add eggs. Add one cup flour at a BALTIM ORE — A federal Judge has sacked hopes for putting fsisn New Orleans-style celebration? night and well into the morning, time, along with milk. Mix to a soft the children spent the evening dough and chill for one hour. (Very returning the N F L Colts to Baltimore. One of the most popular holidays tucked in bed, dreaming about important.) Pre-heat oven to 350 U.S. District Judge Walter Black Jr. ruled Tuesday the Colts ZOOQOOO for the Creoles was Christmas _ S/nc* IB Papa Noel’s appearance the next are legally based in Indianapolis, saying team owner Robert AUTO BODY AND Eve, a special celebration that degrees, then roll dough to fit 9” morning. Irsay had officially moved the franchise to Indiana when brought the entire family together. pie plate. Make cut-out cookies drivew E^ caiit be w to i^ Next morning, as the children Baltimore filed its lawsuit March 30, 1984. D&U COLLISION WORKS And to Creoles, family was very with remaining dough to decorate gathered around the decorated “ The team’s principal place of business and its tangible important. pie. Bake for 45 minutes. Place tree and admired the tiny manger ALL MAKES AND MODELS "On Christmas Eve, the bells of another pap on top of dough to property were both outside Maryland on that date, and it is clear scene beneath the tree, mama St. Louis’ Cathedral, in the heart of weigh it down while baking. the owner’s intention was to relocate outside of Maryland,’’ the 345 Mam Street. Rear would signal for Papa Noel to New Orleans, would begin to ring Judge wrote. arrive. Dressed in q white and red Manchester. CT at 10:30 or 11 p.m., signaling to all CREAM FILLING "U nder any of the workable tests for the determining the outfit similar to his American 1 cap cream ( n e X1 1 B f o w n ‘ that the ‘messe de minuit’ (mid (home) of the franchise, the court concludes the Colts were counterpart, Santa Claus, Papa W atick batter night mass) was about to begin,” ‘gone’ on March 30, 1984." Noel visited briefly with the says Lee LeRuth, co-owner and 1 tsp vanilla children, asking each one who had Our new location specials: chef iof LeRuth’s Restaurant in V4 cup sugar New Orleans. been good and who bad been bad. Vk cap whiskey liqueur 1) FREE case of Hosmer Soda "Everyone attended the mid Then he bounded out the door, SVk tablespoons conistarch One of the most unusual games ^Discover New England's finest continuing bis visit to all the boys night service as a family. Even the Dissolve cornstarch in whiskey in major-league history was flavors & miners since 1910’ relatives from the country would and girls in the world. played on Aug. 13, 1910, between „ NOTICE “ It’s easy to make your own liqueur. Then mix cream, butter, make every effort to join their sugar, and vanilla in pot and bring the Dodgers and the Pirates. It was Probate Court is open 2) FREE Waxing of vehicle family in the city for this festive version of a Christmas Eve ‘Re an 1-6 tie and each side made 13 hits for conferences with the veillon’,” adds LeRuth. Here are to a boil over medium heat. Add holiday.” says LeRuth. whiskey liqueur to thickened mix in 36 at bats, 12 assists, two errors, judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 on repairs When the services were over, some recipes to get you stai;(^. five strikeouts, three walks, three ture. Fill tart shell with cream P.M. on Thursday each family quickly scurried home mixture, decorate with cut-out walks, one hit batsman and one Bring in your written estimate and to begin the “ reveillon,” or Christ L«Ruth’s Bggnog passed ball. nights. Appointments dough and dust with powdered suggested. Night tele we'll compare & do better" mas breakfast. By Creole stand 6 eggs sugar. ards. the meal was smaller than ■A cup sugar phone number: 647-3227 usual, but made with richer William E. Fitzgerald QUALITY WORKMANSHIP V4 cap whiskey Hqnenr QUESTION: ingredients. Vk quart cream (whipped) ChocolatB ptcan pl« Judge of Probate free Typically, this late-night repast 1 cap pecan C«n you buy Sparkling New VoBlIla to taste ESTIMATES * ■ consisted of homemade breads; Separate egg whites from the I ounces whiskey Uqnenr 14KT. GOLD CHAINS 643-7604 soup; eggs in two styles, including yolks, and place in separate bowls. 4eggs '« i f ' . a creamy-rich eggnog flavored Lightly beat sugar in with yolks Vk cap chocolate chipo from ‘lO * to »1 V* per gram H o u rs: In a Amero^ ^ SncMlhiDm with a splash of liqueur; an oyster and slowly add whiskey liqueur. 1Y4 cop light cora oyrup In downtown Manchester? FREE dish which often appeared as the Let marinate overnight. Next day, IV4 cap brown tagar Mon Ff, 8-S.3'., soup or in patty form; “ daube S(ll (Tarn - ^ prri If it doesn’t snow- whip cream and add to egg yolk 1 teaspoon vanilla Blood Pressure •T / i ^4. ft J 1 glace,” or a Jellied meat, several mixture. Whip egg whites and fold 4 onaceo batter (1 stick) iiiS B A SM.SV w e’ll return your dough! wines and desserts; and pots of CLINIC-BY NURSE 24 Hr. Towing into mixture. Add vanilla to taste. Mix corn syrup, eggs, sugar, New Orleani coffee, which was chips, pecans, whiskey liqueur, EVERY THURSDAY Pour into punch bowl and dust with 649-2384 Cdpitol Equipment Co. much stronger and more pungent nutmeg. Serves 6 vanilla well, then add melted eOLOEN OmilTUIIITY • ’on any repa<'’s over $200 00 than any other found in America. butter, > /4 teaspoon yellow food COMECnCUTVALUYCOIN Nt' 'Hpa- “ The reveillon desserts always I ir.r.i 11 piMhiDf ft«cl (iepoBit eipirea ’ i 86 38 Main St.. Manchester ■ Lee LeRuth stands before a sumptuous New Orleans coffee make up the menu. , Ca|ufi ertam tart coloring (optional). e06 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER PHJ WM jr I Creole-style breakfast. Homemade LeRuth is co-owner of LeRuth’a Restau were the highlight of the nneal,” Pour filling into a 13inch un Mon.-Frt. 9-5 / Sal. 9-3 I'SPkani HI V iH BRING THIS COUPON John Tracy. Prop ^ 7 8 5 8 ■ ■ I H adds LeRuth. The table often ' TART DOUGH baked pie shell. Bake 350 degrees S' I HI I Ids I ( sif p breada, eggs, oyater diahea, turkey, rant in New Orleana. would be filled with sudi tantalis 1 n p n M r for 1 hour or until it rises and then B430296 ' ■ • ; ; A I HBHCril ydadfliifewKhout a’ftrokqgenduei?' I- FREE l o a n e r s WITH MAJOR REPAIRS aeverai wines and desserts, and rich ing treats as; buche de noel’ — a 1V< Slick batter dips in center. 7 n - MANCHKTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 11, 19S5_ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 11. 1985 - IT, Notes and nibbles Baker's clay is right way M e n u s
Meals on Whaela schoolstlie weekof Dec. lOthrough served at RHAM Junior and senior Contest pays tribute to potato. 20: high school the week of Dec. 16 to make holiday ornaments The following meals will be Moaday; Blended fruit Juice, through 20: thawing of frozen strawberries, an adequate served to Meals on Wheels cliento hamburger or cbeeaeburger on a Motaay: Veal parmesan, shells the week of Dec. 16 through 20. The Be a potato haad substitute for fresh berries according to the council. DMigliaitisa sides are completed. Join ends by roll, potato puffs, buttered broc and sauce, peas, applesauce. To get your free copy of this booklet, send your of hot noon meal ii listed first and the Taeaday: Teacher in-service When was the last time you put together a good, old veoitrCal idea moistening with a small amount evening meal second. coli, chilled pears. fashioned essay? Probably back in Junior high school, name and address to "Strawberry Sweeties,” P.O.' forkoUdaygifU water. (A paintbrush works well). Taeaday; Cbeeae and pepperoni day, no lunch served. Box 269, Watsonville. Calif. 95077. Trip strips even with top of bowl. Mtmtey: American chop suey, pizta, tosaed salad, ice cream. Wednesday: Grilled ham and right? Well, here’s the chance to resurrect those old or daeofaUona. M a rg e ’s green beans, com. Cold roast beef skills. The Society for the Preservation of the Maine Baikata and Form rope long enough to go Wedaeaday: Spaghetti with cheese on roll, french fries, com, around the top of the basket by sandwich, pears, milk. meat sauce, tattered green beans, ice cream. Potato, a.k.a. the Spud Club, is sponsoring an essay Jara to coatain M ic ro w a v e Taesday: Leg of veal with gravy, contest. The theme Is "The Potato and I.” and the gifta caa be rolling two equal pieces of dough bread and butter, chilled frait. Tharaday: Cheese pizza, mixed prize is $100. Lighting up mushrooms between hands. Lay pieces side by baked potato, wax beans. Slic^ Tharaday: Sliced turkey with vegetables, peaches. made from bak- K itc h e n turkey sandwich, fresh grapes, Last year Americans consumed some 350 million er'a elay, and Maroe Churchill side and twist one over the other, milk. avy, cranberry aauce, whipped ' Friday: Toasted cheese sand The deadline for sending in your fine thoughts on the pounds of fresh mushrooms. Perhaps you were among , deborated at starting at center. Moisten basket Ktatoes or stuffing, tattered com, wich, cheese twists, garden salad, subject of spuds is Jan. 16. Last year’s winner was Jeff those who enjoyed sauteed mushrooms, mushroom edge with water and press rope Wednesday; Baked chicken bread and tatter, gelatin with sliced pears. tractively with quarter with gravy, whipped po Hill of Waterville, Maine, whose essay was entitled, gravy, or batter-dipped mushroom appetizers. If so, a a a a 0 n a 1 onto woven pieces. Moisten edges topping. “Eatin’? Is That What They’re For?” His essay listed you might like to see a copy of “Shedding Some Light to Join. tato, carrots. Egg salad sandwich, Friday: Chicken noodle soup, motiffs applesauce, milk. Andovor Elomontary 101 non-edible uses for potatoes, including skewering on Fresh Mushroom's,” put out by the National ■ The microwave oven driee bak- In a large bowl, combine flour, Microwave one basket at a tinne toasted cheese sandwich, vegeta them on television antennas to eliminate the double Mushroom Growers Association. For your free copy, salt and alum. If colored dough is at 30% (medium-low) 4 minutes, Tharaday: Pot roast with gravy, ble nibbles, pickles, Christmas The following lunches will be ei'a ^ y in minutes rather than the white rice, peas. Chicken salad served at Andover Elementary images, or using them as skeet targets. send a self-addressed, stamped business-size enve hour or two needed conventionally. desired, add food coloring to rotating 2 or 3 times. Check; rotate Cake. lope to; Free Mushroom Recipes, 55 Union St., San ' if basket is not dry. Continue to sandwich, fruit and gelatin, milk. School the week of Dec. 16 through Uaa tMs inedible dough to make water. Mix water into flour. Shape Friday; Chicken croquette with To submit your essay — or at least find out more Francisco, Calif. 94111. baakets, picture frames, orna dough into a ball. Knead dough on microwave at 2-minute intervals, Bolton schools 20; about this highly unusual contest — write to the checking and rotating after each poulette sauce, zucchini, broccoli. Monday: Spaghetti with meat- ments, candle holders, necklaces, lightly floured surface for about 5 Tuna salad sandwich, fresh apple, Society for the Preservation of the Maine Potato. Box .minutes, or until dough is smooth. minute. Cool in oven. Remove The following lunches will be balls, salad, peaches. 245, Union, Maine 04862. pendants, or to sculpt small milk. served in the Bolton Elementary- Tuesday: Hot dog on roll, baked figures. Store in a plastic bag. from bowl and finish with protec If dough becomes too stiff, tive coating. (%nter schools the week of Dec. 16 beans, peas and carrots, chocolate Take a mincing step The dough can be applied to through 20; sprinkle lightly with water while HaraM photo by Bs**ww Sonlor cHIzons chip cake. Nothing to do with a jar of mincemeat but make a . mlcrawave oven-safe objects, such Monday: Chili dog, pickles, Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole kneading. If dough is too moist, How to mlcrowavo The following meals will be pie. right? Entirely wrong, according to the people a t- as clay pots or glass jars. knead in additional flour to achieve french fries, carrot cake with slaw. Juice bars. How Bweot It Itl To test dish safety, place in a cookio cut-outs Wreaths made tor museum, home served at Mayfair Gardens and topping. Tharaday: Steak sandwiches, None Such Mincemeat. They have published a 24-page microwave. Place l cup of water in desired consistency. Most dough Westhill Gardens the week of Dec. Taeaday; Juice, lasagna, Italian You don’t have to wait until June to enjoy delicious booklet featuring recipes which incorporate mince-. shapes are microwaved on micro- Prepare dough as directed in hash browns, peas. Choice of meat into muffins, fruitcakes and cookies. To receive ■ a glass measure next to the dish. 16 through 20 to Manchester bread, salad, cranapple crisp. dessert. strawberry desserts. That’s the point the California wave roasting rack or microwave recipe. Spray microwave baking Bernice Hachey, left, and Margaret until Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on residents who are M or older; Strawberry Advisory Council is trying to make in a free copy, send your name and address to “The Microwave at high for l V< minutes. baking sheet sprayed with non sheet with non-stick vegetable Wednesday: Vegetable soup, Friday: Stuffed shells with If dish remains cool, it is Cooney hold wreaths they helped make Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 Monday: Shepherd’s pie, com, grilled cheese, chips, pumpkin pie. sauce, green beans, Christmas ice “Strawberry Sweeties," a 12-page booklet featuring Taste of Tradition.” P.O, Box 7762-D, Clinton. Ind. ■ stick vegetable cook spray. Micro- cooking spray. Roll dough on white bread, cranberry Juice, 14 strawberry recipes. There are ideas for storage and 52736. mIcrowave-safe. Before shaping wave at 30% (medium low) at 2 lightly floured surface to >/i-inch to decorate Manchester Manor where p.m. at the museum, 600 Main St., Thursday: Turkey sandwich, cream. dough over glass bottles, jars or Hartford. Admission to the festival is $3 cinnamon applesauce. whipped potatoes, cranberry Jwwis, check the glass carefully for minute intervals. thickness. Dip edges of cutters in they live. The larger one Is displayed at Tneaday; Mixed vegetable Juice, sauce, cabbage and carrot salad, Microwave dough drying is NOT vegetable oil. Cut to desired the Wadsworth Athenum's Holiday for general admission, $1.50 for senior liver with onion gravy, tomatoes- flaws. Do not use imperfect glass, a complete drying process. Small cookie, fruit wedges. as beat and steam from the dough shapes. Festival of Trees in Hartford. Several ciitzens and children, $2 for museum okras-peppers, mashed potatoes, Friday: Pizza day. areas of most objects may remain Arrange four pieces at a time on wheat bread, toasted coconut HANUKKAH IS FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. could cause it to break. residents of the home worked on the members and free for children under 13. ; Always elevate objects on a moist but firm to the touch: Allow prepared baking sheet. Cut-outs cream pudding. all microwave-dried pieces to can be appliqued with small Covsntiy schools cflllTOUP microwave roasting rack. The wreaths. The festival will continue today Wednesday: Corn chowder, dough adheres to glass and clay, so air-dry for at least 24 hours before designs, if desired. Shape designs sliced turkey with gravy, mashed The following lunches will be po glue is needed. If you plan to finishing. All dried objects require for applique out of very small Anaheim hosts Jazz potatoes, carrots and broccoli, served in the Coventry elementary finishing to prevent brittleness and pieces of dough. Moisten area on ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ cranberry sauce, rye bread, sliced schools the week of Dm . 16 through 410LIDflTTOS I I in i n I 1.1 n > 11 I .1 li 11 . II11 .111 •
II - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 11.19M * rm ianM ifiiiinw iM iasnnii iiiainiiailuiiw i m i m i m i i h i m h iwaMtarwfiatinyMrtatiwyfiwx inamwwriwrwfiM A bou t Town Christmas On Main Street \ HHctrt will follow Hockanum Church gives story hour /DONT ShooEarly H ie Hockanum River Linear Park Committee wilt Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., will DECEMBER 14 iwki ita monthly walk Sunday starting at l p.m. at New hold a Christmas story hour for young children called M9Haa(iEaciH(aH9HiMiMiaa(aKMfBaKM(*aKiaaiea(Bet> State Road. Can may be parked opposite Sunny "God’s Special Baby,” from 9; 48 to 10; 48 a.m. and ■\ SANTA AT THE MALL - 1-4 P.M. Brook Village Apartments. If there is enough snow, from 1; 15 to 2; 15 p.m. Dec. 18. The program is free. ■‘■Ai TRIM-A-TREE Contest I skit or snow shoes may be used. The snow date is Dec. Registration will be accepted until Dec. 17 by TOYS FOR TOTS - U.S. Marine Corp. calling the church office at 649-2863 any weekday K-6th Grade I 1st Prize — Bike with continuous "live” bands, before 2 p.m. The program will center on the birth of Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. J For Christmas Jesus. It is geared for children ages 4 and 5, but ¥ 2nd Prize — Doll PInochIo tcorot listed younger children may enjoy the program. Children 3rd Prize — Gift Certificate WKHT REMOTE BROADCAST I Giving Scores for the pinochle games played Dec. 5 at the should be accom pani^ by adults. Make A Tree Ornament and Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. A rm y A Navy Club have been announced. Players and Drop It Off At Mari-Mads 8 Pfaltzgraff scores include; Edna Farm er 607, Helen Bensche 679, FOOD BANK continues S DInnerware Harry Posplsil 670, Tony DeMaio666, Ann Fisher 661, Bud Paquin 682, Robert Schubert 648, Lillian Carlson Illing has carsar fair DECEMBER 14 TOYS FOR JOY continues FREE DOWNTOWN Yorktown Heirloom t ir> $ g 9 S Garland M l, Kitty Byrnes 640, Betty Turner 637, Leon Fallot niing Junior High School recently held a career fair Village Bouquet •M and Vivian Laquerre 626. for ninth graders. Each student met with three SANTA AT THE MALL - 1-4 P.M. PARKING Heritage place place Folk Art sslling Remembrance sslling different speakers. The fair was planned and - Free coloring book for each child DECEMBER 21 Bridge club gives results implemented by Angela Phelan, guidance chairman; ! • On Street Judy Burr, guidance intern; and Anita Rackow, - Picture with SANTA - $2.00 optional SANTA AT THE MALL - 1-4 P.M. 20% OFF Serving Pieces Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Nov. 25 parent volunteer. • Birch Street Lot include; The speakers and their occupations include; Ann TRIM-A-TREE judging North-south; Jim Baker and Hal Lucal, first; Horton, interior designer; Geraldine Prentiss, hair TOYS FOR JOY - MACC • Oak & Cottage Streets Marion McCarthy and Dean McCarthy, second; stylist; Al Tarquino, Manchester Herald photo Drop off point is at the Manchester Mall CAROL SING-A-LONG with\ M ollie Timreck and Ann DeMartin, third. grapher; George Sherry, school social worker; Bennet Jazz Band, 12-3 P.M. East-west; Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, Wendy Fitzgerald and David Eddy, architects; FOOD BANK • Purnell Place Lot 8 first; Barbara Phillips and Murray Power, second; Nancy Wilson, independent sales director. Mary Kay Drop off point is at Personal Tee. t(ic SEatcIi Dick Jaworowski and Harvey Sirota, and Ethel Robb Cosmetics; Ron Phillips, Diver Innerspace-Diving • Forest Street Lot and Dale Hamed, third and fourth. Supply. G I F T S H O P Results for Dec. 2 include; Also, Bill Petrosky, musician, Hartford Symphony • St. James Lot 977 MAIN STREET North-south; Jim Baker and Ellen Goldberg, first; Orchestra; Don Hogan, school psychologist; Donna In Downtown Mancheatar Jtrfm Greene and Al Berggren, second; Barbara Fitzgerald, artist; Capt. Henry Minor and Officer OPEN MOM. thru SAT.. 9.30 to 5 JO; tmuRS. -PU. 8. 30 Phillips and Murray Powell, third. Larry Wilson, police; Penny Cloft, engineer, Pratt A Maple Street Lot 8 East-west; Tom Regan and Mike Franklin, first; Whitney; Jim Bernadt, aviation; .leannette Warren, Herald photos by Saviate ZMCCBIMCad H arvey Sirota and Frank Bloomer, second. Mollie model, Hanover School of Modeling; James Harvey, We Tim reck and P eg Dunfield and Suzanne Shorts and computer programmer, Aetna Life and Casualty. Breakfast Is fun use ^ « THIs Week^s Speclal I M ary Willhide, third and fourth. Also, Priscilla Gibson, dancer; Dr. Robert HAGGAR R m it s for the open-pair club championship on Dec. Myerson, physician; Earl Wilson, electrician; Linda Jonathan Potterton, 4, of Manchester, Fund. The event was held in the 8 I For Youl 8 include; Wiley, preschool director-teacher Bernard Apter, sits on Santa's lap Saturday white Manchester High School cafeteria. Wool Blend North-south; Lenore Brooks and Ellen Goldberg, retail business owner; Mike Fitzgerald, m ilitary Manchester High School teacher Bunny Below, teacher Marie Whitaker wears an Youth Specially'Shop \T B P P O n . first; Keith Burnham and Jack Bogue, second; officer; Daylene Stivic, sports trainer-nurse; Bill 757 Main Street, Manchester cam era ^\studio Slacks M arris Kamins abnd Jim Baker, third. Rocap, computer repair technician; Mary Ellen Neal gives support in the top picture. elf cap as she shows Melissa Ewald, 8, of 8BUSlYSgEWgll0W«VE0»BI p g j | | , | r - East-west; Virginia Peterson and Mary Sullivan, Derkacs, secretary; James McCavanaugh, real They enjoyed “Breakfast with Santa,” a Manchester, a book about Santa at the 3 0 % OFF 639 Mam St., Manchester • Navy • Tan flrst and over all winners; Ann Staub and Mary estate; Hugh Blodget, actuary; Richard Bottaro, Manchester Education Association zoo. Willhide and Tom Regan and Mike Franklin, second accountant; Pete Nichols, radio announcer; Frank ALL HEAVYWEAR 643-7369 • Grey fund-raiser for the MEA Scholarship and third. Maglioccio, mechanic, Mariarty Bros.; and Betty PramMits - SnowsuHs, Jackets, Coats 32 to 42 Price Spalla, actress. For Great Christmas Gifts Church serves roast beef 20% OFF e BOYS • YOUTH e GIRLS 2 F o r » 4 0 » » * 1 2 9 C O V E N TR Y — The First Congregational Church of (•Iz n 4-20) (slzw 4-14) ITOPPBm Grange has Christmas program • Blazers Cameras Frames $21.90 Each Coventry will hold its supper of the month Saturday • Slacks - Jeans mseuss-tssi Manchester Grange 31 will meet Wednesday at 8 • Slacks - Jeans (Lm I, Oitiknh. PrMfy from 4; 30 to 6; 30 p.m. at North Coventry Community (HaatthleK. Farah. Lavl, PIMM. HMithMa) Camera Cases Photo Albums ■k FRK ALTERATIONS • ysMIsssesicsalial House on Route 44. Roast beef Will be served. Tickets p.m. at the Grange on Olcott Street for a program, OaMtoah. Dtekla) • Blanket Sleepers . Tlass lalsli IsMsck ssrifekit ' tss-Sss ekdesi are $4 for adults, $3.50 for senior citizens and $1.25 for “Christmas Everywhere." Members may bring • Flannel Shirts • Skirts Straps Zoom Lenses • Solid Slip On Sweaters children. auction table items and gifts for residents of • Jerseys •FREE Snowman Jar convalescent homes. > Jerseys • Pajamas Tripods Lense Filters with purchase. > Pajamas • Slack Sets Limited quantites. > Slack Sets • Sweaters Egan sings at Lutz Museum RECAVS INFANTS - TODDLERS Plus experienced personal Hutchinsons have carol sing r.M TER’S UNDERWEAR ‘Your Quality Men’s Shop' M o n W.-(1 10 ■' 111 Singer and entertainer Sherri Egan will present a : Boys (2-20) Qlrls (2-14) O vsralli - Slacks - service and fast quality photo Ttm r |.l '* 00 program, "Holidays Around the W orld," Saturday at John and Doris Hutchinson of Route 6, Andover, will . <8 T-Shlrts. Briefs, Jerseys - Pt|smss - Downtown Manchsatsr Trt-cny, Vsmon F r. Ill R 00 I (^^ 1 1; 30 and at 3 p.m. at Lutz Children’s Museum at 247 S. hold a community Christmas carol sing Sunday at 6 ’ Undsishlrlt. Psntla* Csrtsr Overall & Slack Sets processing! Open Thurs. 'til 9:00 Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:00 Main St. Admission to the program is included with p.m. The public is invited to sing carols with the sisr Csra/VIBA No sd|utlm.nts on previous MIM ' M ffvin EsgEa HAOAII THE H O nnilLE by DIk Erewn* CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crook* A Cm Io |T'9 M E I'M FOLLOW m e : rW BLL?^^gCAN;il PONT » HA.HA. I HAVEN'T >ELIEVE WORRy. HEE.HE6- . LOST WY WORRIED ABOUT, i t : ednesday TV MV S IS T H 2 K A TE IS HELSA, I m a t e t o KATE V ^ S 0IS EASY. ^ MIKIPi & BOK6B. > e \& Wit h c m il p 0KEAK THIS "TO YOlJ 0UT«. EVEN WITHOUT CMILP t:00PM (X) ist) ® News (20 AX in the FamUy ) Dtffrtm StrokM (21 (8) The Tonight Show Tonight’s :h Action N«wm Channels guest is WHtiam F. Buckley, Jr. (60 min ) Woman’s past is painfully I* H E S ) Hart to Hart IS) Hogan’s Harass J W F8B Hertford, C T (S ) Los Qozoe y las Sontbrss ® Qimnw a Break WNEW New York. NY .5 i f ' Carson’s ConMdy Classics WTNH Nsw Htvsn. CT 1 ® Comedy Tonight •S’® NawsCwitar WOR New York, NY » [C N N ] Sports Tonight present on family holidays WPIX New York, NY [ESPN ] SpoctsCamar Reporter 41 WTXX Weterbury, CT M H ® MacNsll-tjelieer Newshour WWLP Springfield. M A 22 [ T M C ] M O VIE: ‘Scarfaca’ TN s gangster bridge, Alberta. Canada, where he @ Good Times WEDH Hartford. CT 24 film Nghlighls the asrty history of crime in DEAR Chicsgo Paul Muni. George Raft. Boris practiced law and served the city [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook WVIT Hartford. CT 20 ABBY: This is ARLO AND J A N I8 » by Jim m y JobnaoA WSBK Boston. M A 21 Karloff 1932 Rated PG the time for as its mayor. ' ' [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mom. the WoHman. Springfield, M A 45 THE PHANTOM by Loo PNk A Sy Eariy WGOB 11:34P M (B) News family get- Dad authored many such home- HOW Goorv woee BUTPUfTDVM&CMINeD PltAS£.SW0jLEr5NCir(JlTWrO I and M e' A unique school teacher inter- WXTV Pataraon, NJ 41 . spun poems, but for some strange Soe^tHOSE DISC0SSI0N&! * rupts the lives of a free-spirited photogra- ,WGBY Springfield. M A 57 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Entertainmem Tonight togethers that MOK6A HUKL9 THB HtCXXN KNIPC... PRNTSANODROVtACAR... UP AND LIVED IN A DOGHOUSE? * pher and her illegitimate daughter. Patty WTIC Hartford. CT 11 will present a Dear Abby reason this one has always been J — Duke Astin. David Bimey. 1980. CNN Csbl* Nswt Ntwrk ICNNi 1 1 :4 0 P M [M AX] MOVIE: -Slap Shot’ problem I don't published as “Author Unknown." DISNEY Disney Channel loisl An ice-hockey team decides to start win ; [USA] USA Cartoon Express ning, even if it means playing dirty. Paul know how to Abigail Van Buren DALT ELTON, WEST VAN T V ESPN Sports Network lESFN) COUVER. B.C. J 6:30PM dD @ ) Too Close for Comfort HBO Home Box Office iHtOl Newman, Michael Ontkean 1977. Rated handle. R (H ) Benson CINEMAX Cinemax iMAXl I am 30 years TMC Movie Channel ITMCI * Odd Couple 12:00AM © Bamaby Jonaa old, with two DEAR DALT; Read on: (3) USA USA Network lUSAl (B ) ® Comedy Braak small children, ® ® NBC Nlghtty News DEAR ABBY: It was wonderful . @ ) Nightly Business Report (3) Uncia Floyd and when I go Is there a practical solution? to see my late father’s poem, “The ABC News places a Personals ad in a local magazine MOVIE: 'Raggady Man' A sailor home (I live in another town), I am brings love and violence into the life of a ANONYMOUS. PLEASE Man in the Glass,” in print again. I ' © ) Noticiero SIN and prosecutes an 85-year-old would-be treated like I am still 14 years old. assailant. lonely divorcee with two young sons. My brothers and sisters (all older am happy to identify the author. c t ® Christmas Tree Train Sissy Spacek, Eric Roberts, Sam Shepard. CD Family Faud than me) and my parents, too, DEAR ANONYMOUS: Yes. He is Dale Wimbrow. [CN N ] Showbiz Today 1981 [USA ] The Atsociatas keep telling the same stories about Speak to each brother, sister and That poem was printed initially [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ® Barney Miller parent indiv'dually, explaining in the American Magazine in 19M 8:40PM [D IS] Mouttarpiec* Thaatar $1) Man from U.N.C.L.E how dumb, fat. sullen and misera [ESPN ] Aerobics: Boilies In Motion that you no longer want to be as the response to a young boy’s ALLEY OOP ®by Dave Oraue [CN N ] Newanight ble I was as a child. They all laugh ^:0 0P M d] CB S News 9:00PM CS MOVIE: ‘it Happanad reminded of those painful memo question. “ Does it pay to be ■LONDIE by Doan Young A Sian Drak* One Christmea' A small-town banker is [ESPN ] ESPN Skiing Magazine like it was one big joke, and, Abby. IF I'M RIGHT, AN’GUZ/ I’LL I ...I'D BETTER: WHY DON’T WE LET THAT p (T) Three's Company those were the most painful years ries. Your husband’s support in honest?" AND BINKY ARR IN SAY.' ' OUT SOME ...I’YEGOTl PIERANODON SHOW US I ■ “ dissuaded from suicide by a guardian angel [U SA ] Edge of Night AW, 0OS«. SHE DOESN'T C3H.n o ? ' l e t ME SHE YAWNED AND C£) ABC News who shows her how much she has done of my life. I am an adult now and this matter will be very helpful. I find it hard to understand how a TM' CRITTER’S N EST, SCOUTS.' Z' WAIT, A B E T T E R V i t N E S TS ? © T . J . Hooker Hooker and HAVE SUCH A BI6 AAOUTH TELL VOU ABOUT AN ‘ SWALLOWED A THEN WE GOTTA GE^ SARGE IDEAl ^ (£) $100,000 Pyramid for her town. Mark) Thomas. Wayne Ro 12:05AM want to put those painful memories State your objections firmly, and person could claim the work of INCIDENT AT S TR A Y T D 'E M , AND SOON.' gers. Orson Welles. 1977. Romano must protect a young woman PRI6BEE . ^ ^ dD Jeffersons behind me, but how can I when unless they are being deliberately another, especially when the BEACH THIS CD ® Dyruisty (C C) Alexis hopes for a who witnessed a murder. (60 min.) :a s t SUM/MER... ( * (3 ) Knot's Landing they keep repeating the same cruel, they will respect your theme is “honesty.” lavish reward when she accomodates King 12:08AM @) MacNsilLahrer wishes. If they persist, it is your Over the years, “The Man in the L ^ M*A*S*H Galen in her apartment, arKi Krystle basks Newahour stories every year? Oh, I'm a good under Joel's gaze while Blake awaits the right as an adult to absent yourself Glass" has gained wide popular Z* ® Wheel of Fortune sport, and I laugh right along with results of Rita's physical exam. (60 min.) 1 2:30AM © Comedy Tonight from .future family get-togethers. ity. It was copyrighted in 1934, but MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour them, pretending it doesn't bother r p M OVIE: 'M y Bodyguerd' The new © Best of Saturday Night Live me. but it does. appeared numerous times as a* * Price Is Right boy at school enlists the aid of one of the CB) Star Trek DEAR ABBY: A friend recently poem whose author was unknown. * ® Newlywed Game most feared students to act as his body (3) The UntouchaMea My husband just hates it when sent me a newspaper clipping of My father has written a lot of I d i) Loco Amor guard against a class bully. Chris Make peace, Matt Dillon, Adam Baldwin. 1979 ^ Late Night with David Letterman they bring up stuff that hurts my your column in the Province — a poetry. He also founded the Indian ^7) Nightly Business Report Tonight's guest is Martin Mull (60 min ) (3 ) Hell To w n Father Hardstep saves feelings. He doesn’t care too much Vancouver, B.C., newspaper. It River News in Sebastian. Fla., a “ - d D Stingiest Man in Town a girl from a life in pornography films and ® Maude for my family for this reason. was a special thrill to see the poem. weekly publication that won the [C N N ] Moneyline attempts to protect her frqm a threatening [D IS ] Scheme of Things “The Man in the Glass,” written by first editorial award ever pres THE BORN LOSER '^by Art Sansom corporation. (60 min.) [D IS ] M OVIE: Tron' A video game in- [ESPN] Ski TV my father, the late David Horton ented by the Florida Press @ ) Mr. Previn Comet to Town Andre I try not to let these things get to I ventor is zapped into an electronic world [USA] Gong Show ON THE PASTDACK by SMI Holbrook Fise AMO SHiM^.MiLBeRPofa:e. I where he must fight for survival. Jeff Previn assumes the leadership of the Los me, but it gets harder every year, Elton. Association. [ Bridges, David Warner, Bruce Boxleitner Angeles Philharmonic. 1:00AM © Get Smart and I now dread going home for the Though he was bom in Utah. Dad SALLY WIMBROW. SEBAS 60MMA Be PIFFgKEWT, , .^VOirLU SB LATE R3K SCHOOL 5 1982 Rated PG was a lifelong resident of Leth TIAN, FLA. n ’5S0HARD HOW APoor vbo, i>*«ei.7 d l] M uy Especial: MassJel © Headline Chasers holidays. BOV ITTXAV I'M MOT t [ESPN] SportsCenter WHATDODO vw WAHT1Z>5E£ [C N N ] Larry King Live ( © Joe Franklin Show Mt>m'i£>t>eav£uw(r < [U S A ] Radio 1990 m uMitr nsoM s&iikr coMeoirroFMV ttL , ,6eTTlM' IMIDAWV [D IS] Wilderness Bound ® Break the Bank Hi * 7:30PM ® PM Magazine [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Las Ve dD Dr. Gene Scott fACHClHgfi./ WITH ^ TK D O B ie l gas, NV n.ii * CD M*A*S*H [C N N ] Crossfire Doctor gives poor answer [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Irreconcilable Differ Wheel of Fortune [ESPN] Tennis Magazine t ^ CD ences' (CC) An nine-year-old girl tries to C I ' CD Benny Hill Show [U SA ] Dick Cavett families, as you put it. are a much 'divorce' herself from her self-involved DEAR DR. * QD Independent News parents Ryan O'Neal. Shelley Long, Drew more likely cause of diminished 1:05AM © MOVIE: Moonlight' A G O T T : O ne Barrymore. 1984. Rated PG. delivery boy who has accidently seen a libido because of the profound * a ® (3 ) Barney Miller doctor diag I « Jeopardy [U S A ] Eddie Capra Mysteries murder must flee for his life, which even stresses and strains that may tually leads him into a pact with the CIA. nosed my broth- 1> (3) New Newlywed Game 9:30PM (3) independent News Robert Desiderio, Alexander Yale, Michelle plague adults not accustomed to e r ’s u rin a ry getting along together. Hurt, res @ ) Benson @ ) Christmas Special With Luciano Pa Phillips 1982. tract infection Dr. G ott FRANK AND ERNEST ’by Bob Thevee @ Wild World of Animals varotti [H B O ] M OVIE: Foxes' Four teenage entment. fear, anger and stress (@) Together in Concert: Pete Seeger as possibly * ~ [C N N ] Crossfire girls grow up in a world of drugs and sexual can envelop both men and women, and Arto Guthrie promiscuity Jodie Foster. Scott Baio, chlamydia. Peter Gott, M.D. making sexual desire a very low CLINIC CASHIER t [ESPN] NBA Today Salty Kellerman. 1980. Rated R. Since I never ^ A Y M F P I O l L [TM C ] MOVIE: 'North Dallas Forty' A Z’LL c o s t s [M AX] Headroom \ priority. MR. M E N " AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargroavaa A Sailor* \ professional football player Is left out in the 1:10AM [TM C] MOVIE:, Carnal even heard of HAVF I [USA] Dragnet cold by the team to which he contributed Knowledge' Tw o Amherst roommates this disease, I think you and your husband /■ MIS& SL»MffHIME, so much. Nick Nolle, Mac Davis, Bo Swen compete for the affections of a Smith co \ 8:00PM CD Mary Newly divorced Mary son. 1979. Rated R. can you teil me f i r i d could improve the situation by W HAT WOUIUD I WiENT FbP A Brenner finds herself negotiating for a mur- ed Jack Nicholson. Candice Bergen. An something temporarily getting away from it. YcDLl po IF A \ derer's exclusive story when she takes 10:00PM HD News Garfunkel 1971 Rated R about it, the treatments, etc.? He ckeck into a clinic for sexually Use the vacation time to renew AVKM-eAT/NS t over a Helpline* column on a sensational- CD ® Arthur Hailey's Hotel (CC) A 1:30AM © 1 Love Lucy has been on medication for a transmitted diseases, or see a good ^ R A IN X C M i A N p T H f Y * ist newspaper your love and sensuality —.and to TK3ER W ERE woman teams a secret about her fiancee, a © Action News month and stiil has some urologist. talk about the things that bother CHARM S Y SKUt292S 613-1591 ( •! U I CORDLESS featuring: D.W.MSHMjj; I II H I U ■- REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK 871-1J00 SCR€IUDfllV€R INSTEAD OF TRYING TO STAY IDEAL FOR THE HOMEOWNER AS WELL AS THE CONTRACTOR. WEIGHS ONLY IV; LBS. ’85 RECHARGES IN REG EVEN WITH INFLATION, GET AHEAD OF IT. 1 HOURS. TRIFLE 41.S7 DEDUCTION You can willi a real fslalf carctT with aC EN T l RY 21® office. 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Or slop by for our Room at ^PM TIIDV 91^** SKU 6221 the Top” brochure. \\ c do not repre- w tH lU IlI A A Members of Daisy Troop 635 gather Sines, Michaelle Bridges-Clemons, Va sent income poli-ntial as indicative or typical of all C EN T l RY 21 sales agents. after being presented beginning certifi nessa Johnson, Colleen Kroll, and Sara O m u ^ cates. They are, from left, Rebecca Coulthart. • |OR.*> 21 Heal ('or|K»ra»ian Iruolee for ihr NAI' ’• r f l ■ - tr.i.l. riiarli« of (>nliir\ 21 Heal 0*r|Kiralicm, r^jital 0|»p.»rliinilN Employer, EM U om CK IS l\DM ’EM)ENTI.> OWNED AND 0PERATE:D MAKITA HOME T.E.C.H. POWER TOOLS lACKSTON-SHOWCASE M anchester forms ‘Daisy’ troop When you’re Emergency Food Pantry of the 714-SAW. 646-1316 PICK UP THE PHONE Areyoum aldiig 7i nothing is Manchester Area Conference of Bolton 6l3D,D00 more exciting Churches at Thanksgiving. Custom built 6 room Colonial in an area of fine homos! First floor fir^ DUm O ruum ouium ai III «ati « « w ••''■•JT-- ' ’ " than getting an Now the girls are making placed family■mny room:ruum, ••4 bedrooms;uouiwiM», 2% Ua^s: - ...... » - **hia u i- Reg. $93.75 w hat you’re worth? 646-isie award, a me G ir l S c o u t Christmas presents for their fami size KitCne__ Ren. Home is in very good * condition. ’ Make sure you see this SKU 5967 Mo09lMil3 FMtura ol th« wMk Spon$or®d by Th* Manchwttr H»r*ld home t o d a y ! ______dal, a certifi lies and are considering going cate, or as in R ou n du p caroling. Their leader said she this case, a hopes that another Daisy troop Brownie pin. Lola Gary might be formed soon in Such awards Mancheser. can make you □ □ □ S A N D E R M feel very spe Last Wednesday Brownie Troop cial. The pres 662 welcomed a new troop flag. An * 3 8 ”Rag. $43.57 Manchester entation of the small gold pin State Building. appropriate ceremony was held. Unique opportunity. Business instills a sense of self-importance, However, the highlight of the trip Girls and parents were invited to SKU 5964 M009I M901 zoned two family, Ideally and for the first time you really feel was their stop at Babyland Gen share songs and refreshments. located near high traffic volume pt"oud. I'm speaking from observa- eral, where they saw the "birth” of In addition, Troop 662 shared the U&R Intersection. Ample parking on tipn and personal experience, a Cabbage Patch Kid. On the bus evening with Daisy Troop 635. site...call lor details. V<” CORDLESS DRILL Invites you to our newest area of since I was Brownie eight years ride home they stopped for supper Daisy Girl Scouts received pins, ago. at MacDonald's and returned to smocks and beginning certificates. custom homes. ;On Nov. 26 at 7:15 p.m., in Manchester at 8 p.m. □ □ □ Waddell School’s cafeteria. Brow □ □ □ This year’s annual cookie sale * 4 3 7 5 nie Troop 673 had its investiture. A new branch of Girl Scouting for went well, said Bunny Oppelt. “Mountain Farms” Seventeen girls received their kindergarteners, called Daisies, townwide cookie chairman. ‘ M W Rag.sRag. $48.97 GARDNER ST., MANCHESTER E^^wnie pins. was started in the United States "Final figures aren’t in but the SKU 5963 M004IMOOI -United Auto Workers’ Commun- two years ago. individual troops are doing well. Manchester ify Action Program, which is Connie Coulthart and Tamara Most have gone to the second and Large % acre lots, water, sewers, sidewalks. Redwood Farms: Enjoy the supporting this troop with a Clemons are the dedicated leaders third profit charts, which means outstaocting view of the Hartford donation, sent a big "turkey” to skylin^lrom the large rear deck of Manchester’s first Daisy Scout they'll be making 30 and 35 cents a J IG S A W Call us to discuss your new home. Ask Glastonbury/Manchester Town Line surprise the girls. Of course, the of this 6 room Raised Ranch. troop. The five girls in the troop are box profit,” said Oppelt. tiirkey was really a CAP worker in about our guarantee plan on your present Many amenitie.s included with this gorgeous Colonial. Fireplaced family room, 3 or 4 Rebecca Sines, Michelle Bridges- bedrooms, 2 car garage, etc. djsguise. The girls loved it! The cookie sale was Nov. 8 to 24. home. 8+ rooms. 4 bedrooms, 2‘/2 baths, gas heat, central air, Priced to sell at $122,600. I □ □ □ Clemons, Vanessa Johnson, Col Cookies will be delivered on Jan. 7. *V W ” Reg. $62.94 leen Kroll and Sara Coulthart. 56 2 car garage, brand new family room with cathedral New York City was the destina Individual troops will deliver to SKU 5962 Moon M432 ceiling. Wrap-around deck & lovely, large, private tion of Cadette Troop 667 on Nov. The troop meets Wednesday customers a few days later. yard. Very tastefully decorated. 23. The girls went to a museum, afternoon at Nathan Hale School. where they saw a doll exhibit, "W e are off to a very good start Lois Gary is a member of Senior $167,500. window shopped on Fifth Avenue, because of the parents’ dedica Troop 2. Send your Girl Scout news “Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To Us!” h(id lunch at a Japanese restaurant tion,” said Coulthart. to Lois Gary, Box 591, Manchester Zinsser Agenqf a|id went to the top of the Empire The troop contributed to the Herald, Manchester, 06040. VAR. SPEED DRILL U&R REALTY CO. » STRANO REAL ESTATE 750 Main St., Manchester 643-2692 1,-56 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT. ^ Births Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD”(l^ 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 * 4 9 5 0 Reg. $47.57 Thorpe, Ryan Wesley, son of Nathan, Jessica Anne, daughter Rock, Jessica Anne, daughter of SKU 5961 MoMMsoi Richard F. and Sandra (Bunce) of Jim and Hedy (Frankel) Nathan David and Charlene (LaChapelle) 'morpe of 137 Deepwood Drive, of 3 Brian Drive. Bolton, was bom Rock of 718 N. Main St., was born was bom Nov. 20 at Manchester Nov. 24 at Manchester Memorial Nov. 23 at Manchester Memorial Itemorial Hospital. The maternal Hospital. The maternal grandpar Hospital. The maternal grandpar SELLING? grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ents are Mr. and Mrs. David ents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerard MAKITA POW ER TOOLS WE NEED YOU! Wesley B. Bunce of 143 Woodside Frankel of Norwalk. The paternal LaChapelle. also of 718 N. Main St. We have more buyara than homeil It youVa Sit. T h e maternal great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The paternal grandfather is James 10” MITRE BOX 8'/4” TABLE SAW contldarad aalllng ovar tha laat aavaral yaara g^aadipother is Hazel Luurtsema Jerome Nathan of 109 Adelaide S. Rock of 171A Downey Drive. The but wara haaltant baeauaa of markat condl- of Manchester. The paternal Raod. The baby has a sister, baby has a sister, Stacey, 4‘/i. SAW Portable. 35.5 lbs. CUSTOM DESIGNED tlona... call tha profaaalonala atBLANCHARD grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rebecca, 2‘A. 6 ROS8ETTO - 646-24S2 Richard F. Thorpe of 166 Lydall St. Heavy duty 12 amp motor. Powerful 12 amp Cape with 4 bedrooms, master suite on 1st floor. Squires, Tiffany Lee, daughtef 21' tarn. room, gourmet kitchen PLU S a 5 room TOe baby has a brother. Richard F. motor. ^ ^ Real Estate attached guest or In-law apartment, ^ e It today .. ‘WE'RE SELLING HOUSES" Thorpe III, 2. Wilson, Lee Austin, son of Harold of Michael and Lori (Kidney) "WE G U A R A N T EE O U R H O U SE S" ..646-2482 W. and Melanie (Baribeault) Wil Squires of 114D Rachel Road, was l l S i 6 4 7 - 8 4 0 0 OLDIE BUT GOODIE!!! Mason, Thomas Michael, son of son of 29 Cook St., was bom Nov. 22 bom Nov. 20 at Manchester Michael and Pamela (Bronker) at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Memorial Hospital. The maternal ('Iiarming .*) room older ('.oloniul home in mint * 2 0 7 * * V i s * Reg. $225.00 168 Main Street, Manchester eondiiion. Loealeii in Manehesier on aeres. Mason of 185 McKee St., was born The maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. * 2 0 2 “ MOOelLSIOOO $230.95 Model 270S i.arge ouilmildings on property. Offers invit<‘tl. Dial Nov. 21 at Manchester Memorial Allison Miniter of 234 Hebron Ave., James Kidney of Vernon. The SKU 5947 5KUS948 our numher for more details. 617-BKK). Hospital. The maternal grandpar- Bolton, and Bart Miniter of 308 paternal grandparents are Ralph ^ t s are Mr. and Mrs. George Wail St., Hebron. The paternal Squires of Dracut, Mass., and Sronker of Southington. The pater grandparent is Austeen Wilson of Millie Tracy of Chicopee, Mass. 7V«” Circular Saw Finish Sander nal grandmother is Irene Mason of 27 Cook St. The baby has a brother, The baby has a sister. Heather • Small palm size Bristol. Shayne Wilson, 2. Marie, 3‘A. • Super duty 13 amp • Flush sanding ong motor SUNNYBROOK DRIVE 4 sides •Modaeoiseo HISTORIC BOLTON GREEN The name of the street says It alll A beautifully EVENING ESTATE AUCTION • includes carbide 5KU590S Spacious reatored antique 8 room Colonial with decorated 7 room full dormered Cape with 1st FRIDAY N in DICIMMR 13, 198S 7 working fireplaces, chestnut floors and a new floor fireplaced family room, screened in porch, blade inground pool and garagel Only $125,900... at CUARINO HOUSE AUCTION OALURIIS INC., 207 CHURCH ST., barni Must be seeni WITHIRSFIILD, CT (IxH 26 off 1-91, South of Hartford) S47«5 “WE G U A R AN T EE OUR H O U SES". .646-2482 "W E G U A R AN T EE O U R H O U SES"...646-2482 ANTIQUES. VKTOMAN AND OAK, CUSTOM AND RmOOUCTION FUSMSHMOS. DIAMONO Reg. $53.17 Jl ST A YOUNGSTER!! TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!! A GOLD JiW UY, POKCHAIN A SAVR, PAMTINOS A ITCHMOS, OMDITAL CARKTS A O mI n \ years voung! Spaeious broom Rarudi on large Owner needs immediate sale. All reasonable offers ACCeSOSES FROM THE iSTATI OF N BIY MAY UAL MANCHBre, a , eleng with sekctwl f'onntr\ lot in Bolton. Hamiv iof'ution • .Aluminum eonsitierefl. Kxeellent ineome is generated bv this “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! odditiM M hem area edote* and hemet. * 9 8 !" RECIPROCATING siding, wall to wall larpel. \vailable for immi'iliate eommereial pareel on Rl. f> in Bolton. I.ieensed for a ANTIQ UiS: AAople 4-dr. chmt; AUniotiire bkmkct chert; 2 Cherry dropleof dining tobierKTiger maple oceupani'N. (Mleretl mnl SMD’". useii ear business Ujo. Offered at SldldKk), (!all for Blanchard & Rossetto €g) candettand; Bannitter bock choir; Cherry condbrtond; Blanket cherH; 2 Dec. tele document boxer; M ode 5007 N6 SAW mon- details. f>17-8KM). 6 4 6 2 4 8 2 COMMEItpAL C 8 ^ Empire mohogony cord table; Worhrtond; AAople drop leaf dining table; Set of (pod. pantry and other 5KUS9I6 • Hvy. duty 6 amp Don Jackson. Rose Viola Jackson. Bob Kiernan, Anne Doremus. Chris Corcoran. Rich Bialeck flNANCIALNOWORK boKor; Decoy; 2-Dr. rtondt; brou ondkoro and brm candortlckt; Fromod cutwork Volantbw, 181^ 189 Wait Caatar St. ceraar of McKee St. Sealer aiizeas Oitcaasts motor REAL ESTATE Framed minloturor; Boiketr; Vkt. wcAwt 3-pc. morbla top bedroom rot; Fancy Woknit Vkt. morfalo top hoi tree, mirrored bock; Walnut Vkt. m ar^ top deep wel drerrer and coowiode; Oak 4-6. tpotl • 1 3/16" stroke cabinat with orig. doc.-WBRmantic; Sm. ipeel cabbwt; Vkt. walnut grapo*oarvad genKt choir; Vkt. % ” VARIABLE SPEED morfalo top poriar tofaler; (2) 4-Stock ocA bockcowt; O ak lody'r dedi; 0«A wordtobo; O ak chiffonier Joyce G. Epstein ^»^stcenter $t. with mkrer; Wolnot V kt. parlor tobtee; W kker writing dedt; A r il A Craftr ride choir. Reversible drill ~ r ------~ ______MANCHESTER O n tu i)^ , Pick' up the CUSTOM A RRROOUenON FURtOTURC: Fan inlaid mahogany triple drerrer w/po*celain ring • Ball bearing ‘ Real Estate 647-8895 p f u u u ' a m i (-(ill hondkr, by Fkwberg, Hortford, CT; Pr. of curtom mahogany 2-dow cobkxitr w/wke doori, by Chorok; contruction WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION « Mahogany bowfront chert; 8-Pc. Lowir X V dkiing ret w/vehret uphol. choki; Fancy mahogany highbock 6 If)-1 ‘I If) JACKSTONSHOWCASE ipkidbd ormchok; Block lacquered and Tahwi mahogany credenzo; Doc. French ityle bombe Model OP 3720 braokfrant; Set of 3 Walnut arch top wdi unitr w/glori dowi and ihetvei; Pr. of uphol. and wood loveieotr w/yelow floral fabric; Contemp. floral uphol. rofo with looie cuihiora; Contemp. walnut oval Reg. 5123.00 dining table with highbock uphol. velvet chaki; 7-Pc. French rtyle marble top bedroom ret with king lize SKU 5946 ModeIjnsOOO bed; Velvet wing chak; 5-Pc. bridge ret with coned choki; Drexol contemp. walnut and bran bedroom * 4 9 « .Reg. ret w/gilded m r ^ highport double bed. $55.17 5KU5897 MANCHESTER $96,900 Welk to Everything! P O R C B A IN , CRYSTAL, SAVER: Sm. priimed cryrtol chandelier; Artrol lamp; Clocki; Figural lampt; DRYWALL Comfortable Colonial with 3 bedrooms. VA baths, newly remodeled 6 Room Aluminum aided Cape Ant. butter moldi; Ant. footvrarmer; Ant. coit kon parrot lantern; Ant. rchool belt; Set of Umogei china kitchen, added family room with sliders to yard. Extremely well main walk to ahopping, bua line, thia dnnerware; Cut gbu; Partial ret of rterikig flatware "Frontenoc" by International; Hirtoricol blue BELT SANDER SCREW GUN tained and a delight to see. Call for an appointment. 643-4060 fully Insulated 3 bedroom home china; Colored cryrtol; Figurinei; AAony more itemi too numerour to fill. ModdsaooDav has fireplaced living room, for 9 3 " x 2 1 " belt® 7.8 mal dining room , hard wood OA PAINTINGS, PRMTS, ETCHINGS: OfCORATIVE MIRRORS. 9IIH 1.I floors, city utilities, deep amp motor. wooded lot on quiet dead end JRWBRY AND W ATCHB: 14K Y. gold oequomarine and dkmond ring, 3 CT; 14K w. gold dkmwrid street Call today, shows w^l. and lapijike ring; 14K w. gold emerald cut dkmond ring, approx. H CT; I4K Y. gold ring w/ovpl S.T' Priced to sell - ni,900. omethyit, 30mm x 21 Jmm; 14K A Plat, dkmond dkmer rin^ 1BK Y. gold fancy Ink bracelet w/7 •meraU cut eokred rtonen 14K Y. geld neckbee and cholM; Diameiid herrethoe pendant w/7 dbmondi; 14K V. gold bracelett; 14K w. gold Oruen O.F. pocket watch; Bgin H.C. 14K pocket watch; Lody'r 14K w. gold watch ret with dkm ondi; 14K peari bracelet; 14K jeweled pirn; DmAle itrond of * 1 3 3 “ ^- MANCHESTER S43J900 & $52,900 uniform pearb, 30"; Gold eorringi and •rickpinr. M od *9900 B $141.00 Reg. $79.74 Good investment for the future! FHA approved. Convenient location is site of 1 & 2 bedroom units with 1 '/i baths, large rooms & all appliances. ORHNTAl CARFfTS in room and aroa dim. Declare war on next years income tax return. 643-4060 TMS IS AN UFMBRRVRD PURUC AUCTION W /NO lU YBrS PRfMRIM d m Teke To The Hills D IS F I CTIO N; ThtiredGy, Doc. l U f i fcmtt tiaow M i S p.m. ... C A T B R R A N D T R U C K IR Forest Hills Ranch, with large |R FREE MARKET EVALUATION Mday,0K.ISMil^4t30laAiMp.ii». T U B OP SALE CASH, CHKK, M/C AND VISA la MANL’HKSm Distinctive living room, formal dining room, NO CHADRRN OR FITS AllOHMD Manchester Lumber There’s no other way to describe this spacious tour bedroom 3 bedrooms, fully apiMlancad kitchen, lota of cabinets, 2 full ^ R T . 4 THOMAS G. LE CLAIR, AUCTIONEER 44-A Conterriporary set on a lovely landscaped lot in one of Man baths, garage. In area of quality 255 Center St. • 643-5144 chester's finest areas. A cathedral ceiling, stone fireplace homes with good resale value. “ cEi I Sale Ends Open Mon.-Sat 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. < BTRser and first floor family room are only some of the many special Come sea (or yourself. $94,500. Qearhig House Auction Galleries Inc. R E A L ESTATE S E R V IC E S ' Dec. 21st ^ features of this home. Call today for a private showing. Of Connecticut's Largest Estate and Fine Art Auctionears/Appraisers Complete mU fadUtiee - 8 Hardwoode in Stock o Truaeee All Prices Cash 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 fered at only *149,900. 8oma Hama 6 nrime limited to gnentiUee oe hand a 8oMet$ to Prior.^la______8C Carry M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1985 — t i U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdne«day. Dec. 11, 1985 Convalescent homes seek giftsj Gifts for more than 850 patients Persons and community groups shionable ties, flannel sportj in Manchester convalescent are invited to adopt one of almost shirts, lap robes. .. homes are being sought as part of 50 men and women Identified for Women; Cologne, deodorant C lassified... 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 special Christmas giving by social warm slippers, warm nightgowif the annual Seasonal Sharing Ap> Business OPDortunities 22 Store/Otfice Space Household Goods workers in the convalescent (medium and large), afghanf For advertisements (o be peal of the Manchester Area nvilwes situation Wanted 23 Resort Prooertv AAisc for Sole Rates homes. Names, gift ideas, and sweaters, shoulder shawls, snap- published Monday, the dead v: r Conference of Churches. Home ond Gorden Minimum Charge; room numbers will be provided by down-the-front house gowni Lost/Found...... 01 E m olovm ent Info. 24 AAisc. (or Rent line is 2:30 p.m on Fridov Manchester has an unusually Pets $3.00 for one day M ACC staff. The deadline for cbange purse (with a littll Personals...... '...... 02 Instruction. 25 W anted to Rent large convalescent home popula Musical Items P e r W o rd ; receiving gifts for convalescent change), washable wool be Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wonted tion, with the Meadows, a 518-bed Recreotionoi Items 1-2 days Read Your Ad facility on Bidwell Street as the homes and elderly is Dec. 20. ' ^ jackets, jewelry, nylons, pants. A uctio n s...... 04 R o n l E s t f l t C Antiques 3-5 days largest. Gifts for elderly and convales Both; Soft candies, cookie4 Classified advertisements X I; . c!. T. Services To g Soles 6 days Patricia Gelting, volunteer coor cent home patients may be left at subscription to nOwanaMTh- , , Homes for Sole 31 ore taken bv telephone os o W anted to Duv 26 dovs dinator for the gifts for elderly and the Center Street firehouse next to magazines (New York Times an F i n a n c i a l Condominiulms 32 Services Ottered convenience. convalescent home patients pro Town Hall, the fire station for the Readers’ Digest have large priii lu Lots/Lond for Sale 33 Pointing/Popering The Manchester Herold is gram of the M ACC Seasonal Eighth Utility District, 32 Main St., editions), paperback books, mad ...... la Investment Property 34 Building/Controcting resounsible only (or one mcor- Sharing Appeal, reports that many any office of Heritage Savings and nifying glasses, playing cardd *■ IT Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding Automotive rect—insertion ond then only Loan Association, and the Man puzzles, checkers and other tab! Deadlines of the patients are on state 5);SS1o'»rriw::::::::l: ««««n'o>»''v » (or the size of the originol assistance and others have out chester Mall, 811 Main St. games, body lotion for dry skin Cors Trucks (or Sole For clossKied advertise- insertion. bed socks, stationery, ball poin lived or lost contact with family Gift ideas for the elderly Income Tax Service AAo(orcvcles Bicycles menfs (o be published Tues E r r o r s w hich do not lessen pens, stamps, gloves, or mittens and friends, and find holidays include; Employment K«ni«is Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day (hrough Sofurdov, (he the value ottheodverfisement particularly lonely. Men; Saving supplies, deodor talcum powder, socks, handker Ao(o Services deadline is noon on (he dov chiefs, stuffed animals, lap robes^ A Education S F«r Sate will not be corrected bv an A program initiated by the ant. comb and brush sets, felt or Au(os (or Rent Leose before publication. All gifts should be given un additionol insertion. conference some years ago. "Just soft slippers (sizes 10-13),pajamas Help W o n te d ...... 21 Hom es for Rent 43 Holidov/Seosonoi 61 Misc Automotive for You" gifts, are being sought for (all sizes), wallets (with a few wrapped to expedite sorting and those patients who no longer have dimes as an extra surprise), matching gift to patient. Wrapping Reid wins Lincoln family or friends. cardigan sweaters (large), fa paper and ribbon may be includetf Don Reid left, accepts the keys to the president of the local UNICO chapter Notices nployment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 1986 Lincoln Town Car from Richard and Holmes was master of ceremonies HELP WANTED Bottaro as James Holmes looks on. of the raffle. The raffle will benefit the Reception honors Connie Kapian Education Clerk — Port time, loon Wanted — Babysitter for 2 Reid, a Manchester resident, won the group's scholarship fund, mental department. Savings eleven year olds. From UNICO car raffle. Bottaro is vice health, retardation and other charities. Constance Ellis Kaplan will be worked with children in the public Proceeds from the sale of Israel LOST AND FOUND Bonk of Manchester, 923 3:15-5:15. Bowers School Main Street, Manchester. District. Coll otter 5:00, Hairstylist — Port time honored at a reception sponsored schools who have learning disabili Bonds help provide jobs, particu Clerical — Full time posi Payroll Clerk — Reaulr- woltresses for busy Man tion In pleasant office Ing good moth skills for 647-1946. for busy Manchester by the Manchester Committee for ties. She is a life member of larly in Israel’s development Lost — Recorder (white HELP WANTED salon, no following neces chester restaurant, break State of Israel Bonds on Dec. 14 at Hadassah and has been affiliated towns. Fo r further information^ flute), vicinity of Fergu environment. Health Insu- preparation of hourly and fast and lunch, 2-3 day ronce/beneflts program factory piecework pay Certified Nurses Aides — sary. Experienced only. the Manchester home of Helen and with B’nai B ’rith and Temple Beth call 236-4523. son Rood. December 1st, Port Time Inserters Immediate full and port Coll manager, 643-8339. week, experienced only. Church sponsors Bioodmobile Shalom In Manchester and its 1905. Sentimental value. available. Free parking. rolls. Minimum 2 years Coll tor oppointment be Joseph Kopman. wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask Port Time Job. For Moth office experience using time positions ore availa sisterhood. Reward. Contact David Experience using adding tween 3-Spm, 643-2603. Jules and Eleanor Karp are Effective managers for Bob. machine, typing skills ers — School bus driving calculator, preferably In ble on the 3-11 and 7-3 Mature Woman to core A Red Cross Bioodmobile was clan CbmIeleckI, LollunI DeMalo Judy Morris, Mary Morris, Mary O'Neill, chairmen of the annual event in M ille r, 633-4631; after shifts. Excellent storting for Infant In Manchester DosRoborts, Judith Dionne, Earl Dog- Nancy Ottollnl, Randall Peck, Eleonor She is the wife of the late Effective managers must have 6pm, 267-0747. helpful. Apply In person, In Bolton and Columbia. payroll. M/F. EOE. Send sponsored at the Full Gospel behalf of the State of Israel. Guest Part-time correspondents rote and benefits. For Day Core, Monday thru gert, Donrell Elder, Valerie Elllt, Paul Pelkev, Jack Poirier. Seymour Kaplan of Springfield. sound judgment. Making decisions Prague Shoe Company, Will train. Coll 537-5234, resume or apply to: Pio B U YER M E E TS seller In Interdenominational Church on Lavertu, Lynne Feebler, John Furness, Bill Rios, William Roberts, Michael artist will be Mickey Freeman. to cover scholastic sports 200 Pitkin Street, East 537-5766 or 649-6188. neer Parachute Com additional Information, Fridov. 1pm-6pm. $4 Ormond Gagnon, Barboro Gold, Do W. Ross, Roger Ross, Leone Rover, Mass., and the mother of three and delegating responsibility ik Lost — Weekend of No the wont ads... Main Street in Manchester in events In the Manchester Hartford. pany, Inc., Hole Rood, coll Manchester Manor, hourly. Coll 6^5535. nald Gotselln, Edward Hamlin, Robert Della Robertson, Eleanor Saunders, children, Richard, Judy and based upon their ability to inter vem ber 39th. Ladles October. Church members heip Connie Kaplan has long been area. Sports knowledge Tractor Tank Trailer P.O. Box 631, Manchester, 6464)129. Hampton, Diane Hekerman. Samuel Saunders, Weldon Saunders, David. While continuing to work in pret and react to events, according Timex watch with silver essential; newswrlttng ex staff the program. About 101 pints Michael Hekerman, Elerine Jarvis, Darryl SIbrInsz, Down SOuev, Sandra active in Manchester affairs. A Drivers — Experienced C T 06040. Phone 644-1581, Linda Jewett, Monlaue Johndra, Eric Spence, Agnes Strong, Barbara Sulli native of New York, she attended the Seymour Kaplan Investments, to C. J. Silas, chief executive and turquoise band In perience desirable. For RN Supervisory position of blood were collected. Manchester or Vernon only. 40-60 hours. 633-0317. Personnel. Judd, Rella Kelly, Kathleen Klna„ van, Maxine Tarver, Yonev Tarver, a real estae firm founded by her officer of Phillips Petroleum. on appointment, coll Len available weekends bov- Of these, there were 17 first-time Raymond LaFond, Dorothy Lone, Scott Toylor, Doris TImbrell, Edward Manchester schools and graduated shopping centers. Re NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Experience, however, usually does Auster, sports editor, lor night shift In our 155 Contract Cleaning Com donors, and six persons who have Robert Lone, Eugene Langhoff, Ste TImbrell, Jr., Suzan Tonkcult, Fred- from Bard College in 1952, earning late husband, she has found the ward. 6494)770. bed, SNF-ICF facility spe phen Langley, Carol Lovertu, Pomelo ryck Versch, Virginia Walter, Philip a B.A. degree in French literature. time to attend Wesleyan Univer not improve a manager's judg Manchester Herald, pany — seeks responsible IN MANCHESTER AREA given a galion or more to the blood Leduc, Gloria Levine, Janet Magnotta, Warner, RIchord Warner, Robert Wat weekdays before 10 o.m., cializing In short term Telemarketing Advertis She has volunteered at Manches sity and St. Joseph College, taking ment more than 10 per cent, he people for general cleon- ing — Olon Mills photo 18-230 program. One of the two-gallon Madeleine Manlon, Brian Martin, kins, Memo West, Patricio Wevelman, 643-2711. rehabilitation. Earn gen Ing In the Manchester Woodbrldgo St MIchoel Martin, Marie Miller, Lorry John Wrolght. ter Memorial Hospital and has courses toward a master’s degree. estimates. Full Time Teller Position graphy studio. Port time. oil donors, Carol Barkasy, was also PERSONALS erous pay, tuition reim area. Hours ore 5:30 to North Elm 8L one of the two clowns who Part-time writer to report bursement plan, uniform — Experience o plus. 9-12om or 5-6:30pm. Man Aloxondor 8L oil 9:30pm, Monday through Pleasant personollty. entertained the children while Coventry news and fea allowance, meals pro chester. Coll 643-9535. 487-553 odd only Friday. Please coll 649- Apply to Mr. Fields, 23 EOE. M/F. Contor 81 their parents donated. Reassure that special tures for the Manchester vided and hove your 3181. Contor 8L 563655 odd onlj| someone of your love bv Herald. Knowledge of weekdays free for other Main Street, Manchester. Kings, 17 mg. "tar", 1 .2 mg. niemine,- Menthol, 18 mg. "tar", 1 .2 mg. nicotine; SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking telling the whole world pursuits. Contact O.N.S. EOE. LIneoln 8L Donors Included; town affairs necessary. Masseuse: High Income Porkino 8L oil Two eolloni; Mark Barkoiy and Lights, 10 mg. "tat", 0 .8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease, how much vou love them Coil otter 1 p.m. week at Crestfleld Convales potential. Flexible hours, oil Carol Borkotv; and 1 Gallon; Walloc* with the Manchester He days: James Socks, city cent Home, 643-5151 for on pleasant working condi RIdgowood 8L Brinon, Dorothy V. Lant, Wtidon rald. Coll the claulfled editor, or Doug Bevins, Interview appointment. Roooovolt 8L oil Saundart and Robart B. Wotkint. Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. tions. Contact Mott at department today and managing editor, Man Soles Help— Full and port 8Uohn 8t 115-175 Flrst-Tln Grade I A honor roll: Almee Boothrovd, AAA AUTO CLUB Michael Dietz, Attllo Lengyel. B honor roll: Melissa Cosgrove, Richland M l Brsad Strsat PICTURE THIS Diana Hahn, Michael Haugh, Daniel Maadnstar, CT 08040 Hohler, Christina Hrvn, Michelle Ma- 1x2 = heu, Zachary Morford, Raymond Ne NEED EXTRA gro, Jennifer Northwov, Danny Oauendo, Greg Owen, Karen Philipp, MONEY FOR THE •8.00 Lydia SIdur, Jeffrey Sigmund, Kristin HOLIDAYS? $ EXTRA MONEY $ 1 x 2 = Spless, William Wlckershom. 1x2 = Grade 7 LIKE TALKING TO •8.00 A honor roll: Aniu Ahula, Rebecca •8.00 Carrier, Laurie Klekotka, Luke Mor- PEOPLE? With Your Own Part-Time Job. tord, SulanI Reddy. Th It job may be for you. 4:30- B honor roll: Jessica Brahanev, 9pm, Monday, Tuesday An excellent opportunity* for Stacy Buonome, Lori Converse, Anna Wednesday end Thursday. DePald, Kathryn D'ltalla, Sara Hatha -S€RSON'SGR€€TINGS way, David Hohler, Heather Kennedy, Call Judy at 646-7006. Housewives and Mothers with Scott LaChopelle, Mork Monclnl, Jen nifer Roth, Amy Pearsall. An gquM OppoftunHy Ewployf p a c k s o f 2 5 young children bring them with you and save on Title preference SENERAL babysitting costs. 2 x 2 = R A CIN E, Wis. (AP) - Republi M ANA6ER- can homemakers and Democratic Available in Regulai; •14.00 housewives? SALES MANAGER Based on manufacturer’s suggested retail price. Women generally prefer the title WUIImantIc Nissan Dodge "homemaker" to “ housewife,” Menthol & Lights. Pricing optional to retailers. Not available in all areas. dasirae an axpaiiancad especially if they’re employed and parson to manage one of Republican, a recent survey ConnacUcut’a Qraataat l_ SCRSON'S GREETINGS indicates. STORE COUPON EXP DATE 12/1/86 4325 profit potential dselor- A Roper Report survey for STORE COUPON EXP DATE 12/1/86 4333 ahlp. Qualified appileanta Johnson Wax, measuring changes contact Vic Baquary, Sta- in attitude toward housekeeping, phenTa Woitd of Whatla. Your message will appear Dec. 24th. reveals that among Republicans, SAVE Available in SAVE BrMol. OeO-6211. 54 percent prefer the term home Regular, maker. Among Democrats, how Richland 22 Hours Per Week ever, only 41 percent chose to be Menthol L E T YOUR called homemaker rather than & Lights twip you kosp fruit lors Salary Plus Gas Allowance Call Johanne - 643-2711 housewife. sparkling clsan and swstt Available in Regular, Menthol & Lights smoHIng. Wash Jars, dry Women who are employed out comptotBlv titan put a SOUND INTERESTING? side the home have a particular ON A RACK OF RICHLAND 25% ’S largo pites of nowspopar You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Monday thru Friday, 8:30-5:00 dislike for the term housewife, the ON A CARTON OF RICHLAND 25 InsMt the lor ond put the auparvlae our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - study shows, with only 20 percent C O M U N H I: Consumer muel buy the pioOuct d tsu ib td on this coupon and be 2t or oMsi end pay applicable sales l » in Linni ^ou pon m i purchase, Facsimr_lai and copies ol this coupon ire void Coupon void vrhare IM on. TIm paper will wont a little Independence and your own income... choosing the term. Generally, E m « M 9^ restricted Good only where product is avtilaMe. absorb any molstura. L it participants in the nationwide . and declare S^MurSlib^aM M^ilN*****^ amount of this eouMn. plus BS handlmp. if you honor this coupon lor a con- o dosalflad od in your lManrl|fHtpr Hpralh — ...... „ z d . you cannol prove IM t yoi «."4 l">m you. Vou gnm U W lha riohl io withhoM paymtni on. and daclaii . survey appiied the term housewife ril v ^ . applicabjt coupon^pments. it. when asked.you cannot prova that yoU compiitd with tta terms of this coupon or If nowsoanor And a coib tht coupon if transforrod txcapt ii luthorixtd by M W PIm m land to M W . Box it BW. Rocky Mount. North Carolina 27801 to their mothers’jteneration — but Catn vaittt. 1/20th ot ont cant. All promotionil ixponiat paid by M W . (STsh M iJ? Bm ^ W . Rocky Mount. North Carotoi 27W1 buyer for most anything ^A LL 647-9946 or 647-994T \ bash vahta 1/20th ol ono cunt. Ml promotional sapenits paid by U W *B9« not to their own. vou hove for soft. M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday. Dec. 11. 1985 - n U - M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday. Dec. 11, 1985 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS ... ^ HOMES I HOMES HOMES I I J ] HOMES APARTMENTS Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get HOMES [ 3 1 ^ HOMES I FOR RENT Real Estate FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Spacious 4 bedroom, I'/z Selling? We Need You! Distinctive — There's no Manchester — Redwood Manchester — Pitkin .Take To The Hills — better results. Put a star on your od and see what a II JH0ME8 both Colonial adjacent to We hove more buyers other way to describe this Farms; Enjoy the out Street, lovely brick and Forest Hilt Ranch, with >■ I for sale 2 golf courses. Lovely than homes! If you've spacious four bedroom standing view of the Hart frame. 3 bedrooms, V/2 large living room, formal country setting vet conve considered selling over Contemporary set on a ford skyline from the baths, fireplace, enclosed dining room, 3 bedrooms, Available January 1st, nient. Call today. Bonus the lost several years but > lovely landscaped lot In large rear deck of this 8 porch, 2 cor garage. fully oppllonced kitchen, lust completed on# bed ’k difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, All real estate advertised lots of coblnets, 2 full In the AAanchester Herald for closing by December were hesitant because of one of Moncheser's finest room raised Ranch. Flre- Priced right of $92,900. room apartment with car Lease with option to buy- baths, goroge. In area of Is subject to the federal 30th. Asking $149,900. Call market conditions...coll oreos. A cathedral cell ploced family room, 3 or 4 peting, opplloncet and Lisa at 566-7728 during the the professionals at Blan ing, stone fireplace and bedrooms, 2 cor garage, wtll be considered. Owner ouallty homes with good plenty of storage on East Fair Housing Act of 19M, Agency, 644-0139. resale value. 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Peltz the Bhopal claims, which total in the Mlliona of jtod^droppwi Firm b«glns operations The Associated Press dollars, takeover apecialiata aaid. However, the Btopal aituation did not atop GAF stocks of acquirers often drop af W limy Handy S Hannan, a refiner, fabricator and takeover bid on the assumption the purchase s cost NEW YORK — There are several steps Union from purauingitabid,nor did it apparently atimGAF*a procetaor of precioua and non-precious metals, will eat Into earnings. But GAF rose on the P a ^ M m tas begun operation of its newest subsidiary. Carbide Corp. might take to avoid the 14.12 billion lenders from providing the acquisition funds. GAF said that it obtained a commitment for a 91.5 billion speculation and on expectations South Windsor Metallurgical Inc., South Windsor. takeover launched by much smaller GAP Corp., but Carbide is purchased by another party, GAF w «i each step poses its own set of problems, say merger bank loan and that its investment banker was "highly The refinery was designed and built for the realize a handsome proflt on its Union Carbide stake. confident” it could raise the rest of the money by reclamation of precious metals from low-grade strategists. However, a Union Carbide run at buying GAF poses scrap materials. GAF, a specialty chemicals and building products selling debt. problems as well, merger specialists said. concern that had accumulated 10 percent of Uniori' That has led some observers to conclude that GAF H r r a lb The refinery, on a 2t-acre site, has the capacity They said people who hove filed claims f r ^ the to process S miiiion pounds of scrap materials a Carbide’s stock since August, offered Monday to buy Chairman Samuel J. Heyman, who already has had to Mmxdmtn) Manchester - A City ol Village Charm Bhopal disaster might also challenge Union Carbide s year. It is housed in a buiiding of 170,000 square the remaining shares for 968 apiece. deal with asbestos-related litigation involving GAF, Union Carbide, a chemical giant 10 times larger determined he can satisfy the Bhopal claims and directors for using funds to purchase GAF. feet. Union Carbide’s stockholders also might challenge than GAF in terms of revenue, has yet to respond to maintain Union Carbide’s strength as well. The piant is the eighth precious-metal refinery the directors for trying to shoot down GAF s tender the offer and spokesman Tom Failla declined “ He must have looked at it (Bhopal) carefully operated by Handy t Harman and its subsidiar offer of 958 a share, especially since the stock was Single copy: 2SC comment Tuesday. because that’s the obvious question the financing Thursday, Dec. 12.1985 ies. Other refineries are located in Fairfield, selling for 932.75 shortly after the Bhopal acddmt. Attleboro, Mass., and El Monte, Calif.Subsidiary But Wall Street has filled the vacuum with sources would ask," said Daniel J. Good, bead of speculation over what actions Union Carbide is likely mergers and acquisitions at E.F. Hutton A Co. "And '^ en tlierc is the likelihood that Union CarbiTO companies which refine precious metals are would add considerable debt to its balance sheet in to take. yet it seems like he has the financing, so he must have Handy A Harman of Canada Ltd., Rexdale, order to buy GAF. The added debt, together wItt the Ontario, Canada; American Chemical & Refining There are three main responses Union Carbide is had some good answers.” Chanpes seen considering in an attempt to avoid a GAF absence of GAF’s bid for Union Carbide, could sent No survivors Co., Waterbury; Platina Laboratories, South Union Carbide’s stock price tumbling, the merger Plainfield, N.J.; and Handy & Harman Manufac takeover; launching its own bid to buy GAF, known as AS FOR UNION Carbide trying to buy GAF, the strategists said. ^ , , turing (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., Singapore. the "Pac Man" defense: taking the company private stock market appears to think It is a serious through a leveraged buyout; and seeking a friendly possibility. GAF’s stock climbed an additional 92.75 a ’The result: With its stock price sharply lower. may mean merger partner or “ white knight.” share to 960.37‘A on the New York Stock Exchange Union Carbide could again find Itself the target of Stocks post another surge But given the problems associated with those after soaring 910 a share Monday. Union Carbide’s another corporate raider. in crash in tactics. Union Carbide might choose a fourth option: mail snags NEW YORK — Stock prices pushed ahead negotiating a transaction with GAF, either in the form :V today, making another run past the 1,500 level in of a merger or a sale of certain Union Carbide assets the Dow Jones industrial average despite the jolt to GAF in exchange for GAF’s Union Carbide stock, ■v Susan Vaughn of a new legal setback for Texaco Inc. investment bankers said. Htrald Reporter Newfoundland The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose EUREKA WINTER-SALE 2.75 to 1,501.95 in the first hour of trading. “ IN THIS SITUATION it may be the most likely ” Manchester residents may no Gainers took a 0-5 lead over losers in the early alternative, said Robert W. Wein, head of mergers tice some changes in their dally GANDER, Newfoundland (AP) resident. 2 tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. and acquisitions at the investment firm Dean Witter mail delivery during the next — A DC-8 charter carrying about The Hopkinsville (Ky.) New Era Reynolds Inc. month as the result of a major 250 U.S. servicemen from the reported Wednesday that a detach Texaco, which is a component ofth^ Dow Jones As for the other options, takeover specialists said COME VISIT OUR NEWLY revamping of postal service in Middle East home for Christmas ment of more than 200 soldiers industrial average, fell 2*/4 to 28 in heavy trading. Union Carbide might have difficulty finding a friendly town, a postal official said today. burst into flames and crashed from the 3rd Battalion, 502nd Late Tuesday a judge in Houston upheld a.jury's merger partner in view of the pending damage suits David G. Pruett, offlcer-in- today shortly after takeoff from Infantry, lOlat Airborne Division, previous decision ordering Texaco to pay against the company stemming from the 1984 disaster REMODELED SHOWROOM charge at the Manchester Post Gander International Airport, kil was due at the local post today at 0 Pennzoil Co. more than$llbillion for its actions in in Bhopal, India, where a chemical leak from a Union Office at the Center, said that eight ling all aboard, officials and a.m. CS’T. wresting control of Getty Oil from Pennzoil. Carbide plant killed more than 2,000 people. new routes and eight new em Federal Aviation Administra • SIS ■ ■ II II witnesses said. Pennzoil shares climbed 3V< to 70. Companies might be reluctant to buy Union Carbide ■ ■■■■nil ployees have been added in town. The plane was carrying tion spokesman Vedder Steed in Other energy stocks have been under pressure ■ ■■■■9911 because of “ the dramatic, unquantifiable potential Pruett said adjustment to the members of the lOlst Airborne Atlanta, Ga., said the plane lately as world oil prices have tumbled. In today’s EUREKA liabilities coming from Bhopal,” Wien said. “ It’s the changes by post office employees assigned to the Sinai peacekeeping belonged to Arrow Air, a Miami- trading, however, some of them steadied, with ultimate poison pill," he added, referring to a popular ULTRA SAVE ’ 30 is causing some "temporary force back to Fort Campbell, Ky., based charter firm. Exxon rising to 50>/k and Chevron gaining to ‘A Vt anti-takeover device involving making a company too snags,” which should be resolved where the unit is headquarter^, Gander airport manager John 34Vk. UPRIGHT expensive to acquire profitably. within 90 days. the Pentagon said. It had stopped Pittman told the A P by telephone Aside from the energy sector, falling oil prices • Top Filling Dust The Bhopal matter also is a key obstacle to a The changes in the delivery in Cologne, West Germany, for that the plane went down about a have been greeted as a plus for the inflation leveraged buyout of Union Carbide, which is based in schedules, which were adopted refueling. quarter-mile from the airport. outlook and for many businesses that use large Bag Danbury, Conn., industry observers said. late last month, will be permanent The Pentagon said there were When asked if there was a fire amounts of petroleum products. SAVE In a leveraged buyout, a group of investors that and should provide better service, more than 250 military personnel aboard, he said “ yes.” but did not The stock market also has benefited lately from • All Steel Hood. generaly includes top executives of the target Pruett said. The delivery of mail aboard, but no dependents, from elaborate. renewed declines in interest rates. company buy the concern with mostly borrowed • 20’ Cord Will be more equitably distributed the division, which had been on Roads to the ' airport were RCA jumped 4 to 57Vt on top of a 3Vi-point gain money. The debt is repaid with funds from the $60 among the carriers, he said. blocked as emergency vehicles peacekeeping duty since July. Tuesday. RCA declined to comment on the company’s operations or by the sale of assets. Pruett said the adjustments in Maj. Kenneth Miller of Canadian made their way to the scene. activity, which apparently has been prompted by But there are doubts as to whether lenders and local service are the result of a 25 Search and Rescue reported in a In Ottawa, a Transport Canada rumors that the company might be considering NOW ONLY investors would provide a Union Carbide buyout percent increase over the past telephone interview with The Asso spokesman said a crash operations spinning off its NBC broadcasting operations. group with the necessary funds since it is unclear how 25’ three years — both locally and ciated Press from Halifax, Nova center w ai Mt up at about 6 a.m., much money the company will have to pay to resolve - Cord nationwide — in the volume of Scotia that 250 passengers and about 45 minutes after first word of $ 7 9 9 5 ^ third-class bulk business mail. eight crew members were killed in the crash was received. ’Die new scheme for the postal the crash. The airport was overcast with syatem’a 59 Manchester routes Miller also told Canadian Press, light snow and light winds at the OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9KI0 was instituted after a ttaorougb “ All we know is that there were no time of the crash, according to the • Automatically study of the town and its growth by survivors.” He said his informa aviation weather report. There I Thomas ’TOmkunas, superintend- tion came from the Gander control had been light, freezing drizzle a B T ' ^ Adjusts To entof postal operations, and Frank center. few hours earlier. Any Carpet Beaupre, station manager of the CBC radio said its radio corres Gander International Airport is CHRISTMAS STARTS AT Height parcel post station on Broad pondent at the scene. Ed Pike, located approximately 150 miles ^ T R E E ” Street, Pruett said. quoted witnesses as saying the northwest of St. John’s, the capital E ’Ttairty-two clerks have been plane exploded, lighting up the of Newfoundland on Canada’s • G o 5 Amp POCKET CALCULATOR allotted 11 hours each to retrain for sky. Atlantic seaboard. It is often used Motor the new sorting system, which is “ We were driving to work ... by planes traveling between North JEANS-I-PLUS! part of the overall changes, Pruett when we saw this big explosion ... America and Europe. S with any full size • Triple said. The Manchester Post Office and it dived down very quickly. In The DC-8 is a four-engine Jet employs 80 mail carriers. a matter of seconds, it was gone,” manufactured by McDonnell i Filter Bag Eureka Vac I ^ e t t did not have an estimate said Ann Hurley, a nearby Douglas. purchased available on what the service changes will cost. C *Offer expires 12-15-85 HtraM photo by Sathaw Workload too much Diana Norris, a third-grade student at is one of about 180 eiementary. schooi Lee Missy students now taking string instrument Holiday Martin Schooi, bows her vioiin during a iesson at the schooi Wednesday. Norris iessons in the public schools. for town’s lawyers STRETCH JEANS NOW $ 1 0 9 9 5 S A V E ’SO shopping ONLY Bv George Loyng have.” • E.S.P. Comfort Stretch Herald Reporter O'Brien agreed Wednesday that Music fills the air at schools the workload has become a prob • 14 oz. Denim picks up The town should hire another lem. But he said hiring another full-time attorney to help handle full-time attorney to handle insu • Straight Leg By Susan Vaughn . instruments in tbe past few years. More than half of them are third-graders who just started the increasing workload that has rance claims is not the answer. Hgrald Reporter Other options include using outside • Sizes 6 to 18 ■v The Associated Press playing the instruments this year. resulted from its self-insurance program, former Assistant Town legal help and increasing the While children’s voices and the sound of “ The program has exploded this y ear," said Attorney Malcolm Barlow said town’s number of paid part-time More shoppers than expected string teacher Mary Kalbfleisch. "It’s wonder bouncing balls emanated from one aide of tbe Wednesday. attorneys. have streamed into the stores since ful, but it’s wearing." partitioned Martin School gym on Wednesday, “ The cases demand more time ” We have to do something,” Kaibneisch, who teaches 125 of the students at $ 0 7 9 0 Thanksgiving, grabbing up toys, violinists on the other side concentrated on their and are of much greater magni O’Brien said. . home electronics and women's teacher. six elementary schools, said the town’s music tude,” Barlow said in an interview O’Brien said he is researching accessories and buoying the hopes At the teacher’s direction, the young musi teachers have worked for a long time to expand < with the Manchester Herald. the legal offices of other towns to pf the nation’s major retailers at cians held their violins out, turned them upside tbe string program. There are now two other Barlow, who resigned as an see how they compare to Manches 2-Motor the midpoint of the crucial Christ down and propped them under their chins, teachers brides Kalbfleisch who teach string assistant town attorney in No ter's. He said he plans to address 3.0 mas selling season. Power which rested on top of colorful sponge rests. instruments. vember to devote more time to his the staffing problem in a proposal Sales are up 8 percent to 12 Team Then the Angers and bows started moving This year marked the first time thiril-graders private practice, said the town’s that should be ready by tbe time H.P. percent from a year ago at several had an opportunity to learn to play any legal department is chronically the department submits a budget d companies, compared with the 5 over the half-size violins, playing ‘‘Hoedown” to instrument. Band instrument lessons start in understaffed. The town employs early next year. percent to 8 percent that had been the.-Uvely accompaniment of a piano. three part-time attorneys, includ However, O’ Brien said, his re forecast, analysts said T te yiqUnists, third-graders at Martin School, the fourth grade. ^ ing Town Attorney Kevin M. search thus far shows that the town Lee jR NOW ONLY*< Wednesday. ^ a re among 180 students at the town’s nine O’Brien, and one full-time lawyer. "compares favorably with tbe ' “ Traffic has been up.” said ekinnentary schools who have taken up string Please tnm to page 4 “ There isn’t a town near our size others.” w Barbara Palazzolo, a spokeswo All Steel that spends as little as we do (for The practice of having only one iiJ'CORDLESS man at the Troy, Mich., headquar LONDON RIDER" legal help),” said Barlow, 42, a full-time attorney is “ relatively VERSATILE Canister ters of K mart Corp., the nation’s n s o ” partner in the firm of Plepler," common,” among Connecticut • 100% Cotton ^ PORTABLE second largest retailer. Design Barlow and Bannon. " It ’s a tribute towns, he said. East Hartford, for e'RuaoED Duncan Muir, a spokesman for • 5 Pocket ^LIGHTWEIGHT Nuclear clock still stops at 11:57 to Kevin’s management that we’ve No. 3 J.C. Penney Co. in New York, Please turn to page 10 • Straight Leg g?* RECHARGEABLE said, “ Halfway through it looks been able to do as good a job as we T b s easlesi, tastes! way yet to WE CARRY "GENUINE" EUREKA good. We were optimistic for the 2 past and present contributors is • Sizes 3 to 15 make short work of everyday By James LItke "W e felt as tbe only knowledge season and we continue to be planned today at the University of cleanup chores, accidental dry VACUUM BAGS The Associated Press group, we had an obligation to optimistic. Chicago, where Bulletin offices are spills, stairs, and all of your dif “ The Thanksgiving weekend educate the public,” Simpson said. TODAY’S HERALD “ But that moment was lost very located. ficult cleaning Jobsl was good. The last week ended CHICAGO — Its “ Doomsday BUY 2 GET 1 PKG. Clock” at three minutes to the quickly. Today, there’s a much The Bulletin’s most enduring SPEO AL INTROOUCTDRY Saturday was. I ’d say, in line with $ 90 midnight of nuclear holocaust, the greater diversity in the magazine, PRICE our expectations, perhaps a little symbol, the Doomsday Clock, first Index higher.” Bulletin of Atomic Scientists ttkiay reflecting the changes both in the appeared in 1947 at the suggestion Christmas dinner problems of arms control and OF BAGS FREE Tbe Christmas selling season, marks its 40th year as a forum of physicist Ekiward Teller, who Christmas can be a lonely and created by fearful scientists who outside of it.” *Offer Expiries; 12-15-85 which accounts for a large part of later resigned from tbe magazine. depressing holiday for people 2S pagoa, 4 aacMoiw $39*® retailers’ annual sales and profits, helped devise the ultimate The scientists began the weapon. The clock was set then at 11:53, without family or friends. But one formally begins tbe day after Chicago-based Bulletin as a new reflecting an estimate by the local church is hoping to change Atftvlr.il 91 lliankagiving. Because Thanks “ There was a moment in time sletter to advise each other of journal's editors and an interna that with a Christmas dinner for B^ iflnau OK giving fell on Nov. 28 this year, the when one could attack the nuclear developments in their fields be tional board of scientists — includ the less fortunate, while other P.lMBlfiaH 9A.9H aeason la six days shorter than in problem separate from other polit cause of government efforts to ing 17 Nobel Prize winners — of the 90 1984 and many retailers and churches and town agencies plan ical, military and strategic issues. isolate them. world’s proximity to tbe final t economists fe a r^ that might bold to distribute food baskets and gifts That was tbe impetus (for the “ There was no arms race then, midnight of nuclear destruction. __ .. 1A S down buying. Bulletin),’ ’ recalled John Simpson, to needy people. Story on page 3. Conaumer spending has been tbe and our vision turned out to be far After the United States and the Fn/-iia IX jeans-t-pkis A tfii E-Z TERMS: an astrophysicist who w ork ^ on from the truths of today,” said a-a 1 >y^al nantia . CA8M major force behind tbe current the Manhattan Project in World Soviet Union signed the Partial ______V "Ygw r Fanhion J»an N Storm" ■ ^ SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Harrison Brown, a Manhattan 9 . CREDIT CARO economic expansion, and analysts Test Ban Treaty in 1963, the clock Lottery 4mnmmamrjaB^.tmm\m 647-9997 War II and a journal contributor. Project chemist who serves as the • MONTHLY paid Wednesday they were cheered was pushed back to 11:48. Today’s forecast OhItuariM in OWW DAILY: MOW-THUW8 TM. PAYMESTt by tbe performance after Like Dr. Frankenstein, the Bulletin’s editor-in-chief. A TUCS-WCD-SAT TIL I It’s been moved as far forward Partly cloudy tonight. Low 25 to 297 East Ctnttr St., Manchsttar, Ct. -Tlianluglving. scientists of tbe Manhattan Pro “ But the goal has remained tbe 9 same — to keep the scientists and as 11:57 — tbe first time in 1949, 30. On Friday, it will be clouding up OPEN M0N.-FM. 10:00-9:00 “ Business picked up nicely last ject — tbe top-secret U.S. program Sports 11-14 week," said Monroe Greenatein, a to develop the atomic bomb — tbe citizens of this world informed after the first Soviet bomb blast, with snow and sleet likely in the TalavlalAn . 91 WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF retail analyst with, tbe New York about the nuclear debate in terms and again in 1983, after U.S.-Soviet afternoon. High in the mid 30s. SAT. 10:00-6:00 watched with horror as their \ 9n investment Ann Bear, Steams A that can be understood," be said. arms-control talks were sus Chance of precipitation 80 percent. 1 q /vurt'*'* SUN. 1S:00-S:00 creation made its way into the 9 EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS Co. - world. A symposium featuring several pended. It remains at 11:57 today. '^Details on page 2. Weather, ♦T- • •'r Vt ^ A. w. < V.. ^ ^ A , tir