It T - MANCHESTER HEBALD. Friday. Jan. 80,1»87 How can I get my wedding published?

Here is a list of the most commonly asked questions to the Manchester Herald’s bridal coverage. iManrlratrr lim W QUESTION: How do I get my Manchester — A City ol Village Charm wedding or engagement an­ % nouncement into the Herald? ANSWER: That’s an easy one. There’s a form to fill out which IK Saturday, Jan. 31,1987 ^ < iln 30 Centa you can get by either sending us a 'Itl self-address^ stamped enve­ lope or by picking up a wedding or engagement form at the Manchester Herald’s office. 1 Brainard Place. The office is ilaitrlfpatpr HpralJi open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. P.O. Box 591, Manchnter, CT 06040 QUESTION: May I submit my PRAH TOPS GE FOR own write-up? Wedding Form '’•oi# To mnoonc# your wadding In tha Maneheata' talwP' ANSWER: Yes, you may, as ’• - Harald, you or your Immadlala tanUly mu»*" od>*° long as you include all the Manct>tst*r. Andover. Boiton or Air Force contract be We request that a ll Inform **’ llW standard information. Be sure to and the wedding put a phone number the Herald days before yr ■8> 2 reverses three years can call during the day, in case days after the \ wa v>«« there are any questions. namea and type vac* Wedding p4cu of engine setbacks QUESTION: Do the forms have to be typed? F-l nama .1 bdda: ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pratt & Whitney division of the United Technologies Corp. on Friday ANSWER: No, they don’t but if won the largest share of the Air Force’s 1988 Jet engine you can’t use a typewriter, print business, reversing three years of setbacks at the as plainly as possible, to avoid reproduce well enough to use. the woman alone or the couple. to the Manchester Herald and let from the time you submit the hands of arch rival General Electric. write-up until it appears. Wed­ someone on the Focus staff look The Air Force, in a brief contract announcement, QUESTION: What if I don’t it over. ding write-ups should be submit­ kind of QUESTION: What about ted before the wedding, to QUESTION: What said Pratt & Whitney would be asked to build 55 percent pictures? have a wedding photographer? details are needed? QUESTION: How long does it appear the Saturday after your of the jet engines required for its fighters during fiscal wedding. 1988 while GE would produce the remaining 45 percent. ANSWER: If you have a ANSWER: We’ll accept your take before my write-up is ANSWER: Full addresses of wedding photographer, request own photos, as long as they are published? QUESTION: What about a both sets of parents, locations of All together, the service said it planned to acquire 328 a black-and-white glossy. As for black and white, of good quality color photo? employment, colleges, wedding Jet engines during the fiscal year starUng next Oct. 1. size, 5 by 7 inches is suggested. In and contrast, and suitable for ANSWER: The Herald prints trips and churches; relationship Pratt & Whitney will build 181 and GE 147. . both the engagement and wed­ newspaper reproduction. If its bridal write-ups on Satur­ ANSWER: Sorry, color photos of members of the bridal to the days. Figure on about 10 days The Air Force declined to offer an estimate of the ding photos, you can have either you’re not sure, bring the photo are not accepted. They don’t bride and bridegroom. value ol each deal, noUng the final contracts must sUll be negotiated. But the service did estimate the two Anniversary companies would be splitting “approximately $1 Shoes for the Bride billion’’ in fiscal 1988. SHOE The Air Force launched what has been called the chart lists and Bridal Party “great engine war” in 1983 when it decided to stage annual competitions for the right to supply engines for special years White Fabric Pumps its two front-line fighters, the F-15 Eagle and the F-16 In a Variety of Fighting Falcon. Heel Heights Until that point, Pratt & Whitney had held a The first anniversary may seem eons ahead but it will come monopoly on providing the high-performance engines. around more swiftly than you During the first round of the competiUon, GE can imagine! shattered Pratt & Whitney’s monopoly by winning the right to produce 75 percent of the engines in fiscal 1985. The first is very, very special Pratt & Whitney rebounded in fiscal 1986 by winning 46 — you’ve made it, 365 days of FREE DYEING 165 Adams St. mill percent of the total, but GE sUll won the majority of the wedded happiness. Well, maybe Manchester restaurant 646-4039 business. there have been a few that you’d SaiyacMMiii"" GE then managed to increase slightly its share of the give a five or less on a scale of ten Specializing In «roml4M,exltai Have your special occasion with Air Force’s business for the current year by winning 56 but for the most part "It’s been a Hounc percent of the award to Pratt & Whitney’s 44 percent. very good year.” Average & Large Sizes Sizes 5-12 Med. MoivThunk 104 “General Electric won the first three rounds of the FMdayKMI The warmth of hand hewn, competition, but Pratt & Whitney was the clear winner The traditional gift for this Wide & WW Widths etuidsy104 , first anniversary is paper, by the 120 year old brick provides of round four and has been awarded 55 percent of the way. business,’’ Air Force Secretary Edward C. Aldridge an atmosphere to make said Friday. Gifts for future years are: your day a memorable “We’re extremely pleasedsaidR.E. Ford, Pratt 2nd — Cotton & Whitney’s vice president in charge of the engine 3rd — Leather cJiaix !Souiicf U £. one. program. 4th — Linen ‘ Weddings “In addition to our very competitive offer. I’m 5th — Wood Full Hairstyling Senrice confident that today’s decision reflects the FIDO 6th — Iron For Men and Women Rehearsal Dinners engine’s outstanding safety and performance record DIFFICULT TIME — Jerry Puckett Sherwood, who said Thursday she was AP ph oto 7th — Wool Showers as well as its demonstrated reliability and durability.’’ 8th — Bronze relieved with the indictment, told reporters Friday that “It’s hard." She was 9th — Pottery Reps. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn„ and John G. talking about the court hearing in St. Paul, Minn., in which a 61-year-old Rowland, R-Conn., also expressed delight at the 10th — Tin, Aluminum announcement. woman who adopted her son 21 years ago was charged with two counts of 11th — Steel Perm Sale...... $35.00 murder in the 1965 beating death of the boy. Sherwood gave up her child in 12th — Silk 14th — Ivory Turn to page 3 1962. Story on page 3. 15th — Cryital Nalls by Lamplight...... $35.00 20th — China 2Sth — Silver 30th — Pearls 40tb — Rubies 390 Main Street em.s/31 MHS hands Windham 1st loss 45th — Sapphires 50tb — Gold Manchester. CT 'MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION 55tb — Emeralds Next to Holmes Funeral Home 649-7666 Third time’s the charm for indians ... page 55 60th — Diamonds •NAFU by •n iM ■m M* Church envoy still missing; Pratt gets bomb rips Beirut school bus 55 percent ■ # BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — The whereabouts of — ^ of orders hostage negotiator Terry Waite remained a mystery Friday amid reports he was to return to Beirut this Continued from page 1 weekend from a long absence in eastern Lebanon that inspired fears he had been kidnapped. “ The 55-45 split is a bigstep forward,” In Beirut, a car bomb expiod^ in the Christian said Kennelly, whose district includes sector, killing five people and wounding 37, many of PAW ’S headquarters. “ I think it is them children in a passing school bus. The car explosion was the second in Christian east Beirut this attributable to the hard work and month. quality product that Pratt A Whitney The independent Beirut newspaper An-Nahar said delivers.” Waite, the Anglican church envoy — a bearded man Rowland, a member of the House who stands 6-foot-7 — was seen Thursday in a three-car Aimed Services Committee said, “ This motorcade traveling between the Bekaa Valley remarkable turnaround for Pratt said I i ( villages of Nahleh and Bazzanieh. The British envoy volumes about their outstanding work­ left his hotel in the capital of Beirut on Jan, 20 to meet force, who have upgraded their compet­ "The prince is too young to be turned into with kidnappers who hold foreign captives, itive position enormously in recent a frog...how about a tadpole?” An-Nahar quoted sources it did not identify as saying years.” Waite was not detained by the hostage holders and The Air Force said Friday in a would return to Beirut within two days. It did not prepared statement that both contrac­ Weather elaborate. tors had advanced “ improved terms In Washington, diplomatic sources said Waite was and conditions” in their bids for the being detained by Hezbollah forces in Lebanon in a fiscal 1988 work, including lower per- Eastern Interior: Saturday, cloudy with a 40 percent political tug-of-war between that militant Moslem engine costs, tetter warranties and chance of some light snow. High near freezing. Wind group, which has close ties to Iran, and Druse leader lower fees for support equipment. Walid Jumblatt. becoming northwest and increasing to 15 to 25 mph Because of the on-going competition, The sources, speaking anonymously, said Waite’s during the afternoon. Saturday night, partly cloudy the Air Force added, it expects to save and blustery. Low 15 to 20., Sunday, sunny with latest mediation effort was suggested by Jumblatt, who said late last year he had links to Hezbollah that “ in excess of $4 billion over the life of the diminishing winds. High around 30. program.” West Coastal, East dsastal: Saturday, mostly cloudy might be helpful in freeing two American hostages. Waite had been under the protection of Druse guards in AP photo “ This year’s close 55-45 percent split and blustery with a chance of a little light snow. High in once again reflects not only the intensity the lower and middle 30s. Chance of snow 30 percent. Beirut but at some point, for unexplained reasons, they A deputy sheriff escorts Lois Jurgens, 81, from were dismissed. pleaded innocent in the 1965 beating death of of the yearly competition, but also Saturday night, partly cloudy and blustery. Low court in St. Paul., Minn., Friday after Jurgens Waite is the personal emissary of Archbishop of her adopted son. ensures that the fighter enidne indus­ around 20. Sunday, sunny with diminishing winds. High trial base and head-to-head competition in the middle and upper 30s. Canterbury Robert Runcie. He is believed to have teen Central, Southwest Interior: Saturday, cloudy with a negotiating with the fundamentalist Shiite Moslem between the two companies will be 40 percent chance of some light snow. High near captors of two Americans seized in IMS: Terry maintained well into the future,” the Air freezing. Wind becoming northwest and increasing to Anderson, 39, chief Middle East correspondent of The 22 years later, murder charged Force concluded. 15 to 25 mph during the afternoon. Saturday night, Associated Press, and Thomas Sutherland, 55, acting The Air Force has said it plans to partly cloudy and blustery. dean of agriculture at the American University of acquire almost 1,800 engines for new ST. PAUL, Minn. (A P ) — A 01-year- Judge David Marsden set bail at only that “ I think the system failed 22 Beirut. F-l5’s and F-l6’s between flscal 1985 and old woman pleaded innocent Friday in $25,000 as recommended by the prosecu­ years ago.” Kuwait’s official news agency said Monday the HOSTAGE NEGOTIATOR WAITE the 1965 teaUng death of her 3-year-old fiscal 1990 at an estimated cost of $7 tion and set trial for March 23. Mrs. Mrs. Sherwood was in the courtroom kidnappers had put Waite under house arrest, but the billion. . . . victim in political tug-of-war? adopted son, a death that remained Jurgens, who ignored reporters’ ques­ Friday and later told reporters the Lottery Winners Church of England said Wednesday it had received unexplained more than 21 years before With the fiscal 1988 split included. GE word he was safe. tions as she walked from the courtroom, experience “ was hard.” the boy’s natural mother persuaded was later released after posting bail. has now won contracts to produce 664 of On Friday, church spokeswoman Eve Keatley said in The magazine added without elaboration: “ Circles On Thursday, she said she was authorities to reopen the case. its FllO engines, while Pratt A Whitney Connecticut daily Friday: >55. Play Four: 2402. London: “ There are so many rumors we are just not close to Moslem fundamentalists stressed that Waite is The child, 3-year-old Dennis Jurgens, relieved to hear of the indictment. Lois Jurgens of Stillwater surren­ was found dead in the Jurgens’ home has won contracts to manufacture 539 of Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: 4, 11, 12, 20, 32, 34. commenting on them. What we really want to hear is under house arrest.” “ I feel fantastic. I thank God,” she dered to authorities and entered the plea its F-lOO-220 engine. Terry Waite’s voice.” Al-Shiraa, which broke the story of secret U.S. arms April 11,1965. The Jurgens family lived said. “ My son died wrongfully and I in Ramsey County District Court, the in White Bear Lake, a St. Paul suburb. hope the person responsible is going to The F-15 and F-16 are the Air Force’s She added: “ We have no precise details of where sales to Iran, is known to have contacts with high day after a grand jury indicted her on Terry is, although we keep getting assurances that he Iranian officials. The cause of his death originally was pay. Maybe now he can rest in peace.” top-line fighters and are made by the one count of second-degree murder and listed as undetermined. But at the Because of the long time between the McDonnell Douglas Corp. and the Index is well and has been seen. We are in regular daily A Christian radio station claimed Waite is carrying two of third-degree murder. urging of the boy’s biological mother, youngster’s death and charges being General Dirnamics Corp., respectively. contact with our well-placed sources of information in letters from American captives held in the Bekaa “ He died a very tragic death, a very the Lebanon.” Valley. Jerry Puckett Sherwood, the case was filed, Foley said it would be more The service has so far acquired about Advice__ . 10 Local news. brutal death and that’s why his mother “ Waite has met American captives in Bekaa reopened last year, and in October, the difficult to obtain a conviction. 770 of the twin-engine F-15’s and about Business. . 10-11 Opinion______In its edition published Friday, the weekly magazine is standing trial today,” Ramsey County Al-Shiraa quoted a source identified only as a ranking villages. He is carrying some letters from them to their medical examiner’s office said the boy “ Any time you have a case that is 22 1,000 of the single-engine F-16’s. Churches____ .10-17 Senior Citizens. Attorney Tom Foley told reporters after had been beaten to death. years old, that brings on certain Classified _ _ Moslem clergyman as saying, "There is a possibility relatives,” the Voice of Lebanon said. “ Waite was the hearing. ’The Air Force hopes to acquire a total .42-46 Sports______.48-50 The indictment against Mrs. Jurgens problems (more) than if the case is one Comics _ _ .40-41 U.S./World____ .. inaithat Waitewaiie was uanappeu.kidnapped.” anvcndriven uiinuioiueu blindfolded iruni from une one village village ro to anouii another.” of 1,266 F-15’s and 2,729 F-16’s. 6-0 The woman’s husband, Harold Jur­ referred to a “ dangerous weapon” used or two years old,” he said. Connecticut__ ___6-7 Weekend Plus Magazine gens, was not charged, and Foley said in the boy’s death, but did not identify Entertainment. .37-30 ;______Pullout 21-36 After giving her first-bom son up for he anticipated that no further charges the weapon. Foley also refused to adoption in 1962, Mrs. Sherwood mar­ would be brought in the case. Jurgens BBC says Waite paid $2 miiiion identify it. ried Dennis’ father and they had four\ testified before the grand jury under a Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev Foley said he could not explain why more children. She learned that Dennis/ went before the Communist Party grant of immunity from prosecution, the case was not prosecuted earlier and had died when she tried to trace him in Manrlipatpr Hrralb said his lawyer, Joe Friedberg. Congress in Moscow in 1956 and to get Jacobsen out of Lebanon refused to pinpoint the blame, saying 1980. denounced former leader Joseph Stalin. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 104 Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher LONDON (A P) - The British Islamic Jihad organization. He was release of Associated Press repor­ Elevator mishap raises Coventry man’s ire Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen Broadcasting Corp. on Saturday released in Beirut last Nov. 2. ter Terry Anderson and American Exscutivs Editor Composing Manager quoted a PLO official as saying In Washington, State Depart­ educator Thomas Sutherland, who Oeniss A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard By John Mitchell nothing happened. Anglican church envoy Terry Waite ment spokesman Arthur Berger are held hostage in Lebanon, has Vay said he bruised Umself, and reimburse him without receipts for the Advertising Director Pressroom Manager Herald Reporter The plot thickened when Vay began to Mark F. Abrtitls Jeanne O. Fromenh handed over $2 million last No­ said he knew nothing of the action not been seen for 11 days since he ruined Us pants, coat and glasses while goods. smell burning rubber. Business Manager CIrculallon Manager vember for the release of American reported by the BBC and stressed left Beirut. struggling to find a way out. “ They’re giving me the short shrift This hasn’t been Wayne Vay’s week. “ There were a million things running David Jacobsen from his captors in that U.S. policy is not to pay any “ You’re doing evenrthing you possi­ and the runaround,” he said. Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the The Washington sources, who First he got stuck in an elevator on through my mind here,” he said. Lebanon. ransom fsr hostages nor to encour­ bly can.” he said. “ I thought there was a Ronald Seplawitz, the manager of the Manchester Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Manchester. demanded anonymity, said an Thursday while visiting a friend’s He pushed the emergency button in Conn 08040. Second class poetage paid at Manchester. Conn. A BBC World Service radio news age anyone else to do so. fire.” apartments, did not return a number of account of Waite’s detention, which apartment in Manchester. Then on the elevator, which triggered a small Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. report identified the Palestine The BBC told The Associated is being circulated in Beirut, He finally gained Us freedom when phone calls on Friday afternoon. P.O. Box sot. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Friday his friend’s landlord refused to alarm. Liberation Organization official as Press that the report about Abu indicated the churchman had not the Town of Manchester Fire Depart­ A fire department spokesman said the If you don't racelva your Herald by S p.m. weekdays or 7:90 pay him for the ripped pants and broken After he rang the button for 20 a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable Abu lyad and said he made the lyad’s comments in ’Tunis came been harmed. ment used a hydraulic device to open the elevator had failed in the past, but it was glasses he got trying to extricate minutes, his wife, who had gotten door. to teach your carrier, call subacriber sanica at 647-0846 by 6 statement in Tunis, Tunisia, on from a BBC part-time correspond­ Waite is the special envoy of himself. not a chroUc problem. p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. worried when he didn’t return, heard the But there’s more. Friday. ent based in the city. Archbishop of Canterbury Robert It all started about 6 p.m. Thursday Vay said he couldn’t understand why Buggaatad carrier rates are $1.90 weakly. 16.50 lor one alarm and realized he was in the On Friday, Vay said, he called month. $18.26 for three months. $38.50 for six months and It quoted him as saying the Diplomatic sources in Washing­ Runcie, the spiritual head of the when Vay, his wife, and the couple’s apartment officials couldn’t just get the elevator. She called the Are deparftnent Interior Services Inc., to see if the $77.00 for one year. Mall ratss are available on request. money was a contribution from ton said earlier Friday that Waite is Church of Endland. 1-year-old daughter were visiting the money out of petty cash. Because of T o place a classified or display advertisement, or to report a after failing to find the building’s apartments’ owners would reimburse American private companies to a being detained by Hezbollah forces Waite said last November, "M y Marilyn Court apartments at 40 Olcott their attitude, he said, he intends to news Hem. story or picture Idsa. call 649-2711. Office hours are superintendent. him for the items that were ruined. He pursue the matter. ransom fund. in Lebanon in a political tug-of-war mission to release the hostages has St. 8:90 a.m. to 6 p m. Monday through'Frlday. Meanwhile, Vay got panicky. figured it cost $189. Th e Manchaater Herald Is a membkt of the Associated Press, Jacobsen, the former director of between the Hezbollah, which has always been based upon humanit­ Vay, a Coventry resident, got on the What if someone had a heart attack “ There was a time there when I just According to Vay, company officials the AudH Bureau of Circulations and the New England the American University Hospital close ties to Iran, and Druse leader arian grounds, and at no time have I elevator on the second floor to go down while they were trapped inride the Wawspapar Assodallon in Beirut, was held hostage for 17 Walid Jumblatt. lost it,” he said, describing Us 70- told Um the elevator had been serviced elevator, he asked. ever had any dealings in arms or to his car. He pushed the button but minute ordeal. months by the fundamentalist Waite, who vas working for the money.” the day before. They refused to “ I was fortunate.” Papers stress positive Liical News in Brief MCC conference explores / Two Injured on Hilliard Street UConn gets a lesson on Chinese press A Manchester woman and her son were injured ways of curbing drug abuse Friday afternoon when her car was struck head-on by By John F. Kirch I didn’t know that. I learned about it several another car on Hilliard Street, according to a fire Herald Reporter department official. By John Mitchell years later.” A westbound car operated by Patty Oates, no age Herald Reporter The government has liberalized since then, available, of 42 Woodbridge St., moved around a "I really think it’s needed,” she said. "A lot of STORRS — A journalism professor from he said, and many foreign publications are parked car. striking an eastbound car operated by Counseling services modeled af­ China painted a dismal picture of press allowed in the country. However, most t-h' Leanne Raticab. 32. of ISO Birch St., the official said. ter employee-assistance programs people get up and do ‘yeah-rah’ speeches but freedom in his country during a lunch Friday citizens don’t have access to those newspapers at the University of Connecticut. Raticab and her son. Jeffrey. 13. were taken to at corporations can curb drug and don’t give any information.” and magazines, he said. "ii! Manchester Memorial Hospital, but no information on alcohol abuse in adolescents, the Guan Keguang. the deputy director of the Another example of that liberalization, he their conditions was available. executive director of a White international journalism program at said, is the number of new newspapers that Plains, N.Y., agency said Friday. use at 31 high schools and eight gram, she said, trains teachers and Shanghai International Studies University in Half to three-quarters of high have grown since the Cultural Revolution, Junior high schools. staff to identify chemically depend­ China, spoke to 21 people at the Bishop Center. which took place from 1966 to 1976. In the late school students in the U.S. have ‘i <' * •vv’ • ■* At the conference, which was ent adolescents. The speech was sponsored by the New 1970s, he said, there were 66 papers. Today C alendars used alcohol and marijuana and sponsored by the Tri-County Alco­ Tina Gossner, a special education England Newspaper Association and UConn’s more than 17 percent have tried teacher at East Lyme High School, there are more than 1,000, although only 98 are hol Council of Middletown and the journalism department. dailies. Most cost less than 2 cents. cocaine, said Ellen Morehouse, Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation said she attended the conference Manchester executive director of Student As­ Counseling program at MCC. More­ because the information it offered The Chinese press. Guan said, is an organ ot According to Guan, China’s newspapers sistance Services Inc. house reiterated the need for early is hard to find. the Communist party, which controls the stress positive news. Even when something Monday Morehouse offered her agency’s intervention. “I really think it’s needed,” she government. Its primary task is to inform, ideas on drug prevention during a disastrous happens, reporters are supposed to Council on Substance Abuse., Lincoln Center hearing said. “A lot of people get up and do educate and spread the views of the focus on the good side. room. 3 p.m. daylong conference at Manchester Morehouse also outlined the ‘yeah-rah’ speeches but don’t give government to the nation and the rest of the Community College. The title of the advantages of a student-support For example, he said, it took several weeks Advisory Board of Health. Lincoln Center gold room. any information.” world, he said. for Chinese newspapers to report the 4:30 p.m. conference was “Adolescent Sub­ program, stressing that it could Gossner said most students just stance Abuse: School-Based Mod- offer support to children of alcohol­ need a sympathetic ear. “Kids are “In China all the journalists must follow this widespread student protests that took place in Commission on Children and Youth, Lincoln Center December and early this month. gold room, 7 p.m. e ls o f Prevention and ics and drug addicts. Such children very hesitant to talk to someone,” principle. All the newspapers and television Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Intervention.’’ are at high risk of becoming she said. stations are organs of the party, and in China When they did, Guan said, reports centered hearing room. 7 p.m. “We need more than just preven­ addicted to alcohol or drugs, and Debra Searle, a first-year student the party has tight control on the media,” he more on the traffic problems the protests Tuesday tion,” she told more than 200 people are often least helped by other in MCC’s Drug and Alcohol Reha­ said. caused on city streets than on the reason why Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room. 7 gathered at the Lowe Program counseling programs, she said. bilitation Counseling program, said students blocked the streets. Center. Most were professionals “Many of the good employee- she liked most of Morehouse’s That control has forced many Chinese to Guan came to the in August p.m. read between the lines, the speaker said. He Wednesday such as school administrators and assistance programs are getting a ideas: “You do hear some of it 1986 and has interned at two American teachers, social workers and ado­ 50 percent self-referral,” she said. before,” she added. quoted from his country’s largest paper, the 5 newspapers. He reported for the Pittsburgh Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. Lincoln million circulation People’s Daily, and picked Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. lescent counselors. Many employees are getting Searle said she eventually wants Post-Gazette for three months and now is nmrsday Morehouse is the creator of the treated earlier as the result of a career in counseling, one reason articles apart to illustrate how truths are interning at the Cape Cod Times. Judge’s hours. Probate Court building, 6:30 p.m. nationally known Student Assist­ counselor recommendations, she she attended the conference. extrapolated from the official government Guan, who was detained by the Chinese ance Program, a substance-abuse said. “The drug problem with adoles­ view. government during the Cultural Revolution prevention and early-intervention “You can dp the exact same thing cents is rising steadily.” she said. “We are brought up to believe it’s a virtue to for “thought crimes,” said after his speech Andover service in Westchester County, at a school,” she said. “We could be raising a whole N.Y. The program is currently in obey authority.” Guan said. that he came to the United States to get more Monday A good student-assistance pro­ generation of drug users.” There is only one wire service in China, the journalism experience. Although he has been Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3 p.m. New China News Agency. Guan said. That teaching journalism in China for several agency has 5,000 employees and 90 bureaus years, he lacked practical work experience, Bolton Water firms’ sale goes to probate worldwide and controls all international news he said. Harald photo by Kirch allowed for publication. Because other newspapers have expressed Monday A hearing has been set for Feb. 24 in 1983 to oversee the two compan­ Most of the debt stems from the This gives the agency an enormous control an interest in his work. Guan is applying to Guan Keguang, deputy director of the International Board of Selectmen budget workshop. Community in the West Hartford Probate Court ies after Koppleman’s death. He period when Koppleman managed over what the people know. Guan said. And in extend his visa, which will expire in one journalism program at Shanghai International Studies Hall, 7 p.m. on a proposal to sell the L&M Water could not be reached for comment the firms. Since being named many cases, it chooses not to tell. month. University in China, speaks to 21 people at the Bishop Community Hall Advisory Committee, Community Co. in Manchester and the Elm Friday. receiver, Wittenzellner, owner of “In 1969, when the United States sent the “China’s interesting to a lot of people.” said Hall, 8 p.m. Water Co. in Coventry to John Wittenzellner said in December the Aqua Pump Co. of Stafford, has first man to the moon, the agency didn’t think James Ross, an associate profeesor of Center at the University of Connecticut. The speech was Tuesday Wittenzellner of Staffoi^. a court that the sale price was minimal made repairs to both systems. journalism at UConn and one of the event’s sponsored by the New England Newspaper Association Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. it’s good for Chinese to know that,” Guan said. clerk said Friday. Thetwocompan- because the two utilities owed more Wittenzellner has said once that “So we not know that. I was at a university and organizers. and UConn’s journalism department. Wednesday ies are included in the estate of the than $100,000 in either back taxes or the sale is approved, major renova­ Board of Selectmen budget workshop. Community late George Koppelman. loans. tions will also be made to the Elm Hall. 7 p.m. Hartford attorney David Hadden, That debt includes $22,000 owed in Water Co., which serves 187 custo­ Tbnrsday who is handling the settlement of taxes to the town of Manchester on mers in the Coventry Hills and Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library. 7:30p.m. the Koppleman estate, said Friday the L&M Water Co., which serves Pilgrim Hills areas. O bituaries a sales agreement with Witten­ 106 customers in the southwestern Before the sale can go through, it REGAL'S Coventry zellner was signed last week and part of town. Wittenzellner also must be approved by the probate was filed this week with the probate has agreed to pay $5,000 to the town court and then by the state Anna K. Potocek Monday court. of Coventry as part of a settlement Department of Public Utility Con­ presents the Finance Committee. Town Office Building nurse's Hadden declined to reveal the of more than $M,000 owed in back trol. Hadden said he expects the Anna K. Potocek, 90, of Route 85, Hebron, died STUDIO SLEEPER WILL BE office. 7 p.m. details of the agreement. Witten­ taxes. About $12,000 in state taxes is sale to be complete in about two Friday at a Manchester convalescent home. She was Housing Authority, on site. 7 p.m. zellner was appointed by the state also owed. months. the widow of Paul Potocek. M & Queen Size Town Council, Town Office Building board room, She is survived by a sister, Katherine Marko of 7:30 p.m. Springfield. N.J., and several nieces and nephews. CLOSED Tnesday The funeral will be Monday at St. Peter’s Episcopal Internal Revenue Service tax seminar, Coventry Alas, posters won’t help Goodwin Church in Hebron. Calling hours are Saturday from 2to High School gymnasium. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. Board of Education, Coventry High School room 28, HARTFORD (AP) — Supporters structure towering over the Good­ originally hoped to save the entire Center St; Burial will be in the spring at St. Peter’s MON., FEB. 2ND 7:30 p.m. of the Goodwin Building might see a win. was meant to be a “generic” building, are skeptical that the Cemetery In Hebron. Wednesday good omen in the state’s new statement contrasting what’s old facade, which is now being sup­ Memorial donations may be made to the Holy Trinity Human Services Advisory Committee, Town Office tourism campaign, but the Depart­ and new Connecticut. ported by wooden beams, will be Lutheran Church Organ Fund. Stafford Springs. Building, 9 a.m. ment of Economic Development “No one would know that’s the left entact when the high-rise is FOR Republican Town Committee. Town Office Building says it’s not siding with preserva­ Goodwin Building.” he said. completed. Herbert Kearns board room, 7 p.m. tionists in their battle to save the Preservationists have been fight­ Gov. William A. O’Neill unveiled Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriots Park, historic structure. ing to save the building located the advertisement featuring the Herbert Kearns. 82. of Hobe Sound. Fla., a former 7:30 p.m. One of the many advertisements across from the Hartford Civic Goodwin photograph and the new Manchester resident, died Friday at Lawrence and Hgh Quoit/, HondcnAed INVENTORY! School Building Committee. Coventry High School for the tourism campaign features Center. The Goodwin, with

By Terence Hunt foreign policy that was in real according to the report.' position that he neither authorized nor for skepticai San Franciscan The Associated Press disarray.” At the White House, Speakes highligh­ was aware of the alleged transfer of Roagan veloea dean-water Mil In other developments: ted portions of the report favorable to funds to the Contras.” WASHINGTON — President Reagan, calling on DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A contest offering the trip to Des said. WASHINGTON — The White House —It was learned that Israeli officials Reagan but dismissed other elements. According to the report. North told Congress to show “ a little more political courage,” San Francisco woman got the key to Moines. “ Basically, I ’m going to see what said Friday a Senate committee report are working with members of Congress “ ’The facts as they come out are Meese on the weekend of Nov. 22-23 that v e to ^ a $20 billion water cleanup bill Friday but the city and a poster of Rudolf Rychlewski, associate director of the city of Des Moines has in store on the Iran-Contra scandal backs up on the terms Israel’s cooperation in five bearing out what the president said,” he he tried to talk to Reagan about Iran in acknowledged he lacks the voteis to-be sustained. Nureyev as she began a weekend on development for the art museum at for me and enjoy it.” President Reagan’s versions of events, separate investigations into the arms- argued. terms of developing ties with a strategi­ Pinning the blame for big budget deficits on the town Friday as winner of a the University of - After receiving a key to the city but acknowl^ged that the secret and-money affair. In particular, Speakes said that cally important nation, but that the Congress, Reagan said, “ Let’s not belly up to the same contest aimed at boosting Des Berkeley, wrote a response in the and a poster of Rudolf Nureyev, dealings with Tehran “ could be inter­ Israelis may provide written testim­ former National Security Council staff president always focused on the old bar, let’s not drive down that dangerous road again. Moines’ image. style of a want ad that was judged Miss Rychlewski and her compan­ preted as a trade of arms for hostages.” ony to the congressional panels and to deputy Oliver L. North, in an interview hostages. Let’s work together for clean water and responsible “ It’s an early weekend and a the best of 350 entries. ion, Barbara Walsh, were whisked "The report contains no evidence David Abshire, the presidential counse­ last November with Attorney General The report said: “ According to government.” sunny weekend and I’ m really “ Girl seeks city for brief, but away in a limousine to a reception whatsoever that the president was lor and White House point man on the Edwin Meese III, said he did not think Meese, North said it was was a terrible He noted that he received a standing ovation looking forward to alt the things I meaningful affair,” she wrote. and dinner with civic leaders and aware of, let alone approved, any Iran-Contra case, said sources who Reagan was aware of any diversion of mistake to say the president wanted a Tuesday during his State of the Union address when he have to do,” said Elise Rychlewski, “ Must be interesting, friendly, Nureyev. diversion of funds to the Contras,” said declined to be named, but they probably strategic relationship, because the . funds. cailed the deficit unacceptabie and outrageous. one of 350 entrants who wrote in 25 traditional (but full of wonderful After dinner, the itinerary called Larry Speakes in his final briefing as will not testify. Details are expected to North was fired, and his boss, national president wanted the hostages.” The House has scheduled a vote on overriding the words or less why they'd like to visit surprises). In short, a city like Des for touring a Victorian home and chief presidential spokesman. be worked out over the next several security adviser John M. Poindexter, Speakes said, “ That recollection of veto for next Tuesday and Senate action is expected Des Moines. Moines.” visiting a restored downtown gas­ The report released Thursday night days. resign^, when Meese revealed the Ollie does not necessarily hold water later in the week. Des Moines officials felt insulted The week normally is one of the light district. by the Senate Intelligence Committee —Reagan administration officiais diversion of money on Nov. 25. because Ollie was never in any private, last year by an ad in the San coldest of the year, but there was no "Actually, I’ve never been to the said there was no direct evidence that participated more directiy than pre­ Speakes noted that Poindexter had intimate conversations with the presi­ Speakes: Secrecy had role Francisco Examiner that urged snow in the forecast and the Midwest before. I ’ve never flown Reagan knew about the diversion of viously known in a military aid network told Meese and White House chief of dent, as the record shows.” He said the people to visit sites in the Bay area. temperature Friday was about 32 above it. So this is my introduc­ profits from the arms sales to the Contra for Nicaraguan Contra rebels during a staff Donald T. Regan that he had not WASHINGTON — On his last day as White House report — taken as a whole — demon­ It featured a couple slouching in degrees. tion,” she said. rebels in Nicaragua. spokesman, Larry Speakes, in a bow to news media two-year congressional ban on arms inquired into the diversion because he strates that the administration's origi­ front of a TV set and declaring that Miss Rychlewski said she did not It described the arms deal as largely influence, suggested that support, according to evidence in the felt sorry for the Contras. Speakes cited nal intent “ was related to a strategic for some the view in Des Moines consider herself a goodwill ambas­ Her friends in San Francisco plotted by foreign weapons merchants, if Reagan administration Senate report. that statement as further evidence to opening.” was the same as theirs. sador from San Francisco. reacted with disbelief “ because it encouraged by Israei and driven by —A CIA officer participating in the substantiate that Reagan was never told officiais had considered The officiais ran their own ad in “ I didn’t know about the 'feud' came in frame of reference of one of Reagan’s concern for the American arms sales to Iran describe retired Air of the plan. While there was no direct evidence how the Iran-contra af­ the paper, telling San Franciscans and in the terms of my role between the events — the dinner party with hostages in Lebanon. Force Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord and Reagan has a copy of the report and that Reagan knew about the diversion of fair would play on the that the view in Iowa would include the two cities, I don't know that I Rudolf Nureyev — and most people Sen. David Boren, D-Okla., the his Iranian-bom business partner, Al­ plans to read it, Speakes said. He said money to the Contras, he did have at news, actions “ could ballet star Nureyev, who is sche­ have any kind of official capacity. were very surprised by the combi­ inteiiigence panel’s chairman, said the bert Hakim, as "almost co-equal the president was pleased that the least 17 meetings at which North was have easily been duled to perform in the Iowa capital I'm here to enjoy the resources of nation of me being here doing that report painted “ a picture of making lieutenants” in North’s operations. report was out “ and that it confirms his present in 1985 and 1986, the report said. different.” Saturday night. the city and the generous and this weekend,’’ said Miss Speakes, in comments The ad also announced the friendly spirit of the people,” she Rychlewski. !■ a at a National Press Club luncheon, said the ca­ U.S. officials on the alert mera has played an ever- greater role in determin­ Marines say ing what’s news at the for more baby smuggling White House, saying, ex-guard was BUY EARLY AND SAVEI “ television is fast becom­ ing the only thing to deal SAN DIEGO (AP) — The arrest of an Rogers said. with.” a Soviet spy PRE-SEASON POOL SALE Illinois couple in Mexico in an alieged The Winkses are familiar to U.S. He said he often sees a attempt to buy a Mexican infant has immigration officials because of a 1985 WE STILL HAVE A NUMBER OF 1988 POOLS ON story that appeared in WASHINGTON (AP) - The sparked theinterest of U.S. authorities baby smuggling case in which they were one of the major morning HAND THAT WELL SELL AT LAST YEAR’S PRICESI in iooking for a connection to other baby invoived but never criminally charged. Marine Corps has charged a former newspapers showing up U.S. Embassy security guard with smuggling cases, an immigration offi­ Rogers would not comment when again on that night’s Larry Speakes cial said Friday. asked whether federal officials had espionage, alleging he provided to television news pro­ Soviet agents the names and Charles and Bette Winks, who were continued to investigate the couple. grams, “ so we can’t overlook the radio or newspap­ Illinois’ 1982 Adoptive Parents of the Also in Mexican custody was Ivone photographs of American intelli­ ers.” But he said polls have shown the majority of gence agents attached to the Year, have been Jailed in Tijuana since Lopez, a Monterey Park, Calif., woman Americans get two-thirds of their news from television. at least Tuesday for investigation of who allegedly served as a go-between in embassy staff in Moscow. trying to buy a 1-year-old girl, said agent the case, the Los Angeles Times In a formal statement of charges Miguei Martinez Magana of the Baja reported Friday. Officers held in Philippines released Friday, the Marine Corps California State Judicial Police. Howard Winks, a son of the Winkses also accused Sgt. Clayton J. Lone- MANILA, Philippines — The military chief of staff “ We’re just waiting to see if they living at their Hudson, III., home, told tree of providing the Soviets with Friday ordered a general and three other fugitive charge them,” said Clifton Rogers, the Peoria Journal Star that his parents descriptions of the floor plans and officers arrested as ringleaders of this week’s deputy district director for the Immi­ were arrested Saturday and had been in office assignments for U.S. embas­ attempted coup. A new crisis arose when Communist gration and Naturalization Service in telephone contact with him. sies in Moscow and Vienna, rebels formally broke off peace talks. San Diego, which borders Tijuana. Mexican officials said Lopez, who also Austria. Government officials believe this week’s attempt “ If they are in fact ch a fed , we would maintains a ’Tijuana home, used a ruse The charges against the 25-year- was aimed at restoring former President Ferdinand E. watch the case as it evolves in the old Lonetree include 19 different Jan. 17 to take 1-year-old Maria Isabel Marcos to power. Marcos said from exile in Hawaii Mexican judicial system to see if there violations of the Uniform Code of Gonzalez Millan from her natural that the U.S. government had prevented him from are any off-shoots in the United States,” Military Justice. Among the 19 are We feature the latest innovation in pool design and mother, Enriqueta Millan, 31. returning to the Philippines at the request of President a single charge of espionage, which construction. Corazon Aquino’s administration. under a law passed last year by S. Africa sets white elections Congress now carries a maximum • corrosion free fiberglass pool Mexican diet pills linked penalty of death. • thicker steel CAPE TOWN, South Africa — President P.W. Botha Whether Lonetree will actually be court-martialed on all counts • insulated walls for warmer water set the date Friday for white parliamentary elections • more pool bracing in which his National Party will seek a mandate for the remains unknown. • deck support to deaths of four In Texas state of emergency and limited race reforms. Under military procedures, the He told the opening 1987 session of the three-chamber Marine Corps had to file a set of HARLINGEN, Texas (AP) - A other ailments, officials said. Parliament — for whites, Asians and people of mixed formal charges against Lonetree regimen of pills prescribed by Mexican race — that the first white election in six years will be before the start of an investigative doctors for weight control has been Arnold Lochner, supervisor in the Drug Enforcement Adminstration’s held May 6. hearing. linked to four deaths in Texas, prompt­ Asian voters and those of mixed race, officially Houston division, said ingredients in all That hearing, which will be held ing officials to reconsider a policy known as “ coloreds,” vote only in elections for their three pills are prescribed in the United before a military lawyer within the allowing consumers to bring the drugs own chambers. The 24 million people of South Africa’s States, but not for the type of diet next three weeks, amounts to a into the United States. black majority have no national vote. The non-white grand jury hearing in the civil “ The American public has been regimen prescribed by Mexican doctors. Parliament chambers were established in 1984 under a judicial system. The hearing of­ looking for a diet miracle for years and new constitution. ficer and. ultimately, the com­ they’ll take anything. Unfortunately The drugs apparently are being manding general at the Quantico they’re going to hurt themselves,” said prescribed primarily at a dozen weight Deal to free Soviet dissident Marine Base, will have to decide if Donald Healton, a regional director for loss clinics in Nuevo Lardeo, just over there is sufficient evidence to the Food and Drug Administration in MOSCOW — The KGB has promised to free dissident the border from Laredo, Healton said. AP photo justify proceeding further. Dallas. All patients receive the same regimen Sergei Khodorovich from a labor camp on condition he Lonetree was arrested last month “ The lucky ones are the ones who are and their medical histories are not taken and his wife leave the country, Mrs. Khodorovich said and taken to Quantico on Dec. 31, going to only lose weight. There’s no before the prescriptions are issued, he *Earforce One’ Friday. where he has been held ever since. question they work, if they don’t kill you said. Walt Disney World's new Mickey Mouse hot-air balloon, She said in a telephone interview that the couple had Pentagon sources have said first,” Healton said. never planned to emigrate, but now they have ’ no Lonetree had become sexually The regimen of three pills containing Ted Rotto, chief investigator for the “Earforce One,” is suspended Just off Pennsylvania Avenue in choice.” involved with a female Soviet agent four different drugs — an appetite FDA in Texas, Oklahoma and New Washington Friday. The 100-foot-tall balloon is visiting cities to Dissident sources in Moscow said earlier that lie while working as a guard at the U.S. suppressant, a stimulant, a depressant Mexico, said he knows of buses loaded mark the Florida theme park’s 15th birthday. The U.S. Capitol is secret police had offered a similar arrangement to Embassy in Moscow from Sep­ and a diuretic — has also been linked to with diet-minded people going into jailed dissident Anatoly Koryagin and his wife, Gali na. tember 1985 to March 1986. •mental- -UlneM.. keant- disorcL^ro sad . MexicAt3.i;pcpiye the . visible In the twckc'''un'^. ^

-J.- Westinghouse BUSINESS Business in Brief to dose plant Bank promotes Pelletier in Bridgeport MARKET REPORT $10.7 billion HARTFORD — Kristine T. Pelletier has been 17 banks fail promoted to assistant vice president at Connecticut Activity over the past 30 National Bank. She is a systems manager in the BRIDGEPORT (A P ) — About trading days trade deficit systems planning department. 450 workers will lose their jobs Pelletier has been with the bank for 15 years and has within the next 18 months as in one month held positions in the trust and systems planning areas. Westinghouse Electric Corp. ’s Bry­ 2200 ‘good news’ She is a graduate of Manchester Community College ant Division phases out its century- and the Computer Processing Institute, old manufacturing plant, the com­ TTTTTTTTTTTT 2175 y Pelletier and her husband. Robert, live in Bolton. pany announced Friday, Dismal rate supports WASHINGTON (AP) - The The phase-out will begin im m ^ DOW JWws Asms 2150 nation’s merchandise trade de­ diately, but employment will not be prediction by FDIC High; 2,173.5 1 , 1 _ . 2125 ficit soared to a record $169.8 ’86 bank earnings set record affected until later this year, the ijow: 2.127.6 company said in a prepared 7 billion in 1986, but the year ended GLASTONBURY — John H. Hamby Jr.y president of statement. Ciooe: 2,158.0 4 2100 on an upbeat note with a Giastonbury Bank k ’Trust Co., bas announced record By William Kronholm “ After extensive internal and Cbange: —1.9y 2075 December imbalance that was 1986 earnings of $3.10 per share, a 24 percent increase The Associated Press external studies, it was confirmed the lowest in 21 months, the over 1985 earnings of $2.51 per share. F - that the aging, multi-story manu­ 2050 government reported Friday. Total net income of $1,805,000 represented a 26 WASHINGTON — Seventeen banks collapsed during ■ facturing facility cannot provide An end-of-year drop in im­ percent increase over the $1,434,000 reported last year, January — six on Thursday alone — a monthly failure 2025 the capacity and flexibility needed r-' ports, partly attribute to the the bank announced. Year-end assets of $182.6 million rate nearly three times worse than during January 1 for Bryant to remain competitive 2000 declining value of the U.S. dollar, were 32 percent higher than the $137.8 million reported 1986, but supporting a dismal prediction by the and meet its future business 1 1 narrowed the deficit for De­ at year-end 1985. chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 1975 needs,” Bryant General Manager cember to $10.7 billion, the For the five-year period of 1982 to 1986. net income The six banks that clo s^ their doors Thursday L George Dunbar said. 1950 Commerce Department said. rose at a 30 percent annually compounded rate, while marked the same number that failed during all of Product lines will be relocated to - 1 11 "We’re the good-news boys per-share income rose 20 percent, compound^, the January 1986. They included three in Texas and one ? 1925 APptKXO existing Westinghouse facilities in again, although it’s interesting bank said. For 1986, return on owners’ equity Asheville, N.C., Puerto Rico and each in Oklahoma. Missouri and Indiana. V approximated 1.15 percent.. 1900 that a $10.7 billion deficit can be the Dominican Republic, but Bry­ The six also continued a pattern among problem Giastonbury Bank k Trust is a commercial bank considered good news,” said HP co-founder retiring ant’s headquarters will remain in banks — a concentration in troubled oil . and farm 1875 with offices in Colchester, East Hartford, Glastonbury, Robert Ortner, undersecretary Bridgeport, the company said. states. State and federal regulators said in most of the Portland and Rocky Hill. William R. Hewlett, co-founder of Hewlett-Packard, 22 * 29 5 12 19 26 of commerce for economic The Bryant plant, in Bridgeport, cases, the stress of shaky local economies was affairs. displays his hand-held HP-25, his favorite company manufactures electrical circuit aggravated by poor management. December January And Treasury Secretary Gates buys GE battery unit product, while discussing his planned February retire­ breakers, metal circuit breaker FDIC Chairman L. William Seidman already has enclosures and ground fault inter­ * Holiday James A. Baker III told repor­ DENVER — Gates Corp. said Friday it completed ment. Hewlett and partner David Packard started the predicted that bank collapses this year will surpass rupters, all u s^ for residential, ters: " I t was very good news on a the acquisition of General Electric Co.’s battery company in a Pal Alto, Calif., garage 43 years ago with last year’s record-setting pace. commercial and industrial pur­ month-to-month basis, but we business. Terms weren’t disclosed. “ We expect a sizable increase in the number of $538 in capital. poses, the company said. ought not put too much faith in The business makes batteries for consumer and failures in 1987,” Seidman told the Senate Banking More than a third of the affected these month-to-month industrial markets, and Gates said the purchase Committee last week. ” ... Weaknesses are likely to workers at the plant will be eligible estimates.” includes GE battery plants at Gainesville, Fla.; persist through next year or longer in energy, Chrysler pays record fine for early retirement under the Some traders argue “ I don’t think you can conclude Juarez, Mexico, and Newcastle, Great Britain. closedown provisions of the West­ agriculture and real estate. Parts of the banking The agreement calls for Fairfield, Conn.-based GE from this that the trade deficit is inghouse Employee Security and system will continue to be hurt by these strains.” to continue marketing rechargeable batteries for the declining,” Baker added. “ You involving job-safety records Protection Plan, and all eligible “ To a large extent, these failures are a result of the consumer market under its name. Gates also would m ay be able to conclude that it is employees will be provided with continued economic stress from the local economy,” ticker tape obsolete have use of the GE name for one year for industrial leveling off. One month is not all WASHINGTON (AP) — TTie and April 1986 at Chrysler’s Belvi- extensive closedown benefits, the FDIC spokesman Alan Whitney said Friday. “ We will sales of batteries. that good an indicator of a Chrysler Corp. agreed Friday to dere. III., assembly plant. company said. also find in some (bank) failures that management By Rick Gladstone “ There’s nothing more instan­ Gates said its battery saies were $48 million in 1986, trend.” pay nearly $300,000 in fines, the Among the alleged violations at. Depending on eligibility under simply wasn’t up to the task.” The Associated Press taneous than the ticker tape,” said while GE’s battery sales totaled $144.3 million. A sharp drop was recorded in the Belvidere plant, where 3,900 the plan, employees may be able to For the month of January, the 17 closings include five Alfred Goldman, director of techni­ Gates, a privately held concern that also has iargest ever collected by the December from the $19.2 billion government for violations of job auto workers are employed. Were receive a lump sum pasrment of up in Oklahoma, four in Texas, two in Colorado and one NEW YORK - The stock cal market analysis at the St. Louis interests in rubber and fiber products and general deficit for November initially safety laws, on charges it under­ instances in which job accident to two times their weekly pay for each in Missouri. Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, California market’s increasingly heavy trad­ investment firm A.G. Edwards & aviation, said the acquisition would expand its product reported accidents at auto plants in victims required hospitalization. each year of service, oreither early ing volumes and computer-driven Sons, Inc. “ In my opinion, the only reported, although the No­ line and enabie the company to better compete against and Massachusetts. Illinois, Deleware and Ohio. and surgery without Chrysler ever retirement or layoff income benef­ gyrations have unnerved many altar at which I worship is the tape, vember figure was subsequently foreign competition. The banks closed ’Thursday were the Farmers TTie Labor Department’s Occu­ listing those injuries on logs re­ its with continued health insurance brokers and revived an old debate because it’s the only thing that revised to $15.4 billion. National Bank of Remington, Remington. Ind.; First pational Safety and Health Admin­ quired by the government. coverage, the company said. about the value of a familiar Wall doesn’t lie.” However. Commerce Depart­ State Bank of Pattonsburg, Pattonsburg, Mo.; Peoples istration said the agreement settles In several cases, Chrysler was In addition, employees with two Street symbol, the ticker tape. Debates about ticker tape have ment analysts cautioned that, Unemployment filings fall 182 citations for violations that the cited for crossing off injuries on the or more years of service can Bank k Trust Co., Holdenville. Okla.; La Pryor State In an era when access to been sporadic for years, but have because of different accounting The number of people seeking unemployment agency brought against Chrysler OSHA records, which are used by recieve up to $3,000 for education Bank, La Pryor, Texas; Montgomery County Bank, instantaneous information is cru­ taken on new significance because procedures used, the Novem ber last November. the agency in focusing its inspec­ and training expense reimburse­ N.A., Woodlands, Texas; and Bear Creek National cial to securing profits and averting of the market’s spectacular volatil­ revised figures are not directly assistance at the state Labor Department’s OSHA originally had sought fines tion priorities. ment, the company said. Bank, Bear Creek, Texas. The last two are near big losses in a volatile market, ity and trading volumes, marked by Manchester office for the two-week period ending comparable to the initial De­ totaling $910,000 for what officials OSHA Assistant Secretary John Job counseling, preparation and Houston. some traders argue that the tool for the 302.39 million-share day on the cember data in Friday’s report. Jan. 24 fell 13.7 percent, the department has reported. had said were intentional violations A. Pendergrass said Friday that placement assistance would also be ’The number of closings was unusually high, but not reporting stock trades invented by New York Stock Exchange on Jan. The trade deficit has now A total of 944 claims were made, of which 134 were ofUI jobJVM injuryIIIJUIJ recordkeepingI W VI UfVWpJIIS re­IV” Chrysler^ agreed afwt.not tow contest the ■ISSIWVmade SaVBliieiMSVavailable toIV theISSV VISS; employees, unique, for a single day. In 1985, seven banks closed on Thomas Edison more than 120 23, when the Dow Jones industrials declined in four of the last five charges at the Belvidere plant. first-time claims. Women accounted for 29.7 quirements between January 1985 charges at the Belvidere plant. thethe companycompany said.said. a single day, a post-Depression record. And bank years ago is an obsolete fixture, a plunged 110 points inside an hour. months. The high November percent of the filings, according to the department. regulators said the six closings on a single ^ay was relic of more genteel times. “ We’re still shaking from that figures were widely viewed as an Statewide, claims were 28.4 percent lower than largely coincidental. But the monthly figure, three No matter whether it is an day,” said Jack Garry, manager of aberration, caused in part by tax old-fashioned paper tape or the equity trading at the Philadelphia the previous two-week period and 23.6percent lower times the comparable figure for 1986, was seen as more and customs law changes. Farm prices down 1.7% in January modernized version that moves investment firm Butcher k Singer than the number of claims filed during the same significant. Trade deficits are the differ­ across a display screen at 900 Inc. None of his traders use tape, he time last year. TTie department attributed the ence between what Americans WASHINGTON (AP) — Prices huge stockpiles of key commodi-commodi­ Cotton prices at the fifarm de­ ’The FDIC. which insures depositors’ accounts up to characters a minute, the ticker said, because “ with the volumeand decline in claims to a drop in seasonal import and what they export. In farmers get for raw products in ties, including com and wheat. clined an average of 10 percent $100,000. oversaw the closing of 138 insured banks last tape often falls several minutes gyrations, you look away for a few unemployment. January dropped an average of 1.7 Prices paid commercial vegeta­ from December and were down 9 year, a post-Depression record. It gave financial behind the pace of trading and minutes and you could be lost.” 1986, they imported $387.1 billion worth of goods, up 7 percent from percent, be^nning the new year 4 ble growers rose 24 percent from percent from January 1986. assistance to seven more in danger of failure. makes it largely useless, these percent below January 1986, the December and were up 8.8 percent ’The pace of trading was rela­ the year before. Exports also ’That was an increase in closures from 120 in 1985; 79 traders contend. Tnick drivers receive awards Agriculture Department said from a year earlier, with tomatoes Prices for feed grain and hay tively normal this past week but rose, but by a modest 2 percent, averaged 3.7 percent lower than in in 1984; 48 in 1983; 42 in 1982; and 10 in 1981. “ With modem electronics the still received an occasional jolt Friday. and lettuce showing the largest to $217.3 billion. William Olive and Kelly Mangan, both of Manches­ December and were 32 percent individual is deluged with informa­ from program trading, the compu­ ter, have won the January 1987truck safety certificates The report said lower prices for gains. ■ And the number of banks on the FDIC ’ ‘problem list” 'The overall 1986 deficit was below a year ago. tion and it isn’t efficient to handle a terized arbitrage in which brokers of commendation from Edart Corp. hogs, cotton, eggs and com contrib­ The index for livestock and — considered in sufficient danger to justify special tape. You can press buttons and get $21.3 billion higher than the 1985 buy and sell huge amounts of stock The awards are given each month from nominations uted most to the decline in the price livestock products was down 1.4 Spending on farm subsidies to monitoring — is increasing by nearly one bank a day, information on this group or that imbalance of $148.5 billion — a to profit from differences between received from customers of Edart. One tractor-trailer index from its December level. percent from December but was 3 help make up for lower market said Seidman. It stood at 1,484 banks at year’s end. group,” said Theodore Haliigan, an disappointment to Reagan ad­ the price of a stock and its driver and one straight-job truck driver qualify each Higher prices for cattle, tomatoes percent more than in January 1986. prices has risen to record levels, Despite the number of closures, it did not appear that analyst for the Minneapolis-based corresponding stock future. ministration officials who had month. and lettuce helped soften the drop However, there were significant including a total of $25.8 billion on investment firm Piper Jaffray & any depositors lost money in Thursday’s closures. On the week, the Dow Jones earlier predicted a marked im­ Oliver is employed by Ger Oil Co. Inc. of Hartford. for the other commodities. changes for meat animals, with commodity programs in the fiscal Hopwood Inc. average of 30 industrials rose 56.52 provement in the deficit in 1986. His name and safe dri^ng record were submitted in New quarterly figures showed prices of hogs declining sharply and year that ended Sept. 30. Only a Five of the six banks were assumed by other banks in “ I know one or two people who sit the region through purchase agreements negotiated by points to 2,158.04. For 1984, the deficit was $123.3 the straight-job category by Elaine Perlroth. prices |wid by farmers to meet cattle prices rising. slight decline is expected this year, there and mechanically chart the billion; for 1983, $69.4billion.U.S. Kelly Mangan works for United Converters Inc. The expenses increased 0.6 percent According to the preliminary FDIC and bank regulators. In those cases, depositors The New York Stock Exchange according to USDA budget ups and downs of a stock with a trade accounts have been in the president of the company, George Hamblet, submitted from October but still averaged 1.2 January figures, based mostly on simply found their accounts transferred from one bank composite index rose 2.09 to 156.11. projections. tape, but I think it’s like going back red since a $1.8 billion surplus in Kelly’s nomination in the tractor-trailer category. percent below a year ago. Prices of mid-month averages, fruit prices to another. to the stone age,” he said. On the American Stock Exchange, feeder cattle and fuel were up dropped 2.9 percent from De­ Net farm income is estimated by the market value index was up 5.02 1975. Each winner received a framed certificate and Others argue that the tape is still qualified for the annual awards program which will be slightly from last fall. cember but were up an average of USDA at about $28 billion last year, ’The sixth bank closed on Thursday is being to 300.47. The worst-ever deficit was highly valuable because its linear held in November. At that time, Oliver and Mangan Crop prices overall held steady at 4.4 percent from a year ago. The down from $30.5 billion in calendar liquidated by the FDIC. ’The agency said there were no Volume on the NYSE averaged expected for further complicate § structure is easier to comprehend and other monthly winners will be feted at a banquet in the December average but were decline from December was caused 1985. Economists are forecasting bids from other banks to acquire the Pattonsburg. Mo., 179.11 million shares, compared the administration’s efforts to and provides a type of running their honor. Three outstanding drivers will be selected down 12 percent from a year ago, by lower prices for oranges, straw­ an increase to about $32 billion in state bank, and its 1,700 depositors are being commentary on the patterns of with 212 7 million the previous fend off trade-restraint legisla­ in each category. . reflecting lower price supports and berries, pears and grapefruit. 1987. reimbursed about $5.5 million for their deposits. stock prices during the day. week’ tion it considers protectionist. ‘ OPINION Amin’s clones go begging for U.S. bucks

? WASHINGTON - Idi OKELLO AND Obote are rumored native Hungary. Amin Dada was run out to have joined forces for the bloody The wackiest suggestion Lantos has ' of Uganda eight years civil war now raging in northern gotten yet was to use the fight song of Time to end ago, but his bloody Uganda against the leftist regime of the University of Michigan, which Qu0Stion:Dfuo lestiiM? legacy lives on. What Jack Yoweri Museveni’s National Resist­ Wallenberg attended, to determine used to be a tourist ance Army. Okello did not reply when whether the Swedish hero is still alive h haven with modern asked point-blank if he was leading after all. A telephone caller proposed happy hours Answer: ° ® u skyscrapers and the A adarsoa the Ugandan rebels from his exile in that a marching band tour the Gulag amenities of civilization Sudan; he merely smiled in tacit playing the distinctive fight song 1 virtually returned to the admission. (“ Haii to the conquering heroes ...” ) If some state lawmakers have their way. t:4 jungle under Amin’s at every camp, 'n e old grad would Surprisingly, he acknowledged the bestial misrule. surely respond excitedly, the caller bar owners and patrons will soon bid farewell massacre of civilians by his men. In On a visit a few years reckoned. to "happy hours," those popular promotional fact he defended it, saying: ago, the best room in Kampaia’s ieast we stand for.’” Lantos’ staff pointed out that the periods when drinks are often sold at reduced ramshackle hotel boasted one wall Fortunately, the Americans know "Museveni put children in his army, Kremlin might not allow an American prices. made of gunnysacks to keep out the exactly what these desperadoes stand mothers, young girls. These people, if band to tour the iabor camps. Sponsors of a bill to ban happy hours say the fetid night air. Uganda’s infrastruc­ for — themselves — and the pleas for you met them in a troubled area, what cut-rate drinks only encourage people to ture was all but destroyed under money have fallen on deaf ears. “ We would you do with them? How are you Who(ray) for Hollywood? Amin’s dictatorship. wouldn’t even consider it,” the going to go into a guerrilla area and consume more alcohol than they normally Insiders in the movie capital teil us But the worst that Amin bequeathed embassy man said. say, ‘This is a guerrilla’ and ‘This is that liberals in the California enter­ would. As proof, they have cited state to his long-suffering people was a Reporters Scott and Jon Lee Ander­ not a guerrilla.?” ’ tainment industry — always a gold Department of Transportation figures ruined economy and political instabil­ son were in Khartoum recently and Okello confirmed his hopes for mine for Democratic presidential ity marked by a succession of wars, paid a visit to one of the exiled American or other Western support, showing an increase in the number of hopefuls — have their checkbooks coups, rebellions and indiscriminte Ugandans, Gen. Basilio Olara Ikello, explaining with a straight face that alcohol-related accidents between 4 and 7 ready to back New York Gov. Mario slaughter. Amin lives like a king in strong plan of the short-lived military Uganda “ needsa democracy.” Asked Cuomo, if they can just persuade him p.m., the period when most happy hours are Saudi Arabia, heedless of the horrors Junta that was overthrown just a year whether he agreed that further to run. Cuomo has made it a point to held. that continue to beset his former ago. fighting would simply precipitate a feel out Californians on his speechify­ subjects. . The meeting began on a surrealistic new blood bath, the general said; " I f Whatever the merits of the DOT figures, ing circuit around the contry. Incredibly, the Reagan administra­ note. “ Thank you so much for it was myself, it shall continue until' happy-hour critics have a point: By slashing ‘The Lotusland liberals’ major ques­ tion’s largess to various groups of coming,” said the general, beaming. we attain democracy.” But he said in tion now is whom they can push on drink prices, bars give patrons an incentive to "freedom fighters” is seen as an "You are from the embassy?’ ’ It took the long run "it depends on the people Cuomo as a running mate. They’d iike drink more in a shorter period. opportunity by some of the losers in several minutes to convince Okello of Uganda.” either Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Dei., or It is time for such promotions to end. Uganda’s easeless power struggles. that his visitors weren’t dropping by These would-be dictators — no beter with a bag of CIA greenbacks. Despite ex-Sen. Gary Hart', D-Coio. but Biden Unfortunately, it shouldn’t take a piece of than Amin — have memorized the his obvious disappointment, the ^ n - Under the donw ' is an Easterner like Cuomo, and Hart legislation to send happy hours to extinction. proper buzzwords, like "democracy” eral agreed to an interview anyway. Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish probably wouldn’t be willing to take The number of deaths and injuries caused Potomac Potpourri and "freedom,” in hopes of clam- Okello is a friendly, bearlike man diplomat who s a v ^ thousands of second spot. Hungarian Jews from the Nazi One liberal movie producer told us by intoxicated drivers each year is berng aboard the CIA’s gravy train. whose disarming demeanor belies his reputation as one of the most brutal holocaust in World War II before Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga.. would be ideal well-known, and as the problem received being arrested by the Soviets, is for Cuomo, even though he’s a Committee, U.S. Sen. Wendell Ford, D-Ky., ordered THE PRINC IPAL target of these leaders in recent Ugandan history. He greater attention in recent years, bar owners Presidential prerequisites mendicant military men is the Ameri­ was responsible for the massacre of widely believed to have perished in a conservative. A Cuomo-Nunn ticket Architect of the Capitol George M. White to remove Siberian labor camp years ago. But would balance North with South, a should have taken it upon themselves to Lists of the characteristics it takes to qualify to be the microwave satellite dish the Republicans were can Embassy in Khartoum, the uncounted thousands, both as the sand-blown capital of neighboring strong man of the six-month junU^rule reports of his survival continue to this governor with a senator, and a Roman curtail activities that encourage excessive President of the United States are long, and usually using to send so-called "electronic press releases" day. and most of the supposed “ leads” Catholic with a Protestant. But at this vary according to personal opinion. to television stations in their home states. Sudan. "They come here seeking and before that as an officer under drinking. money for guns,” A diplomat said. wind up in the office of Rep. Tom stage Nunn hasn’t indicated he’s And many legislators obviously believe they come But the Republicans were so incensed, they President Milton Obote, who had the While some have done so without prompting "They keep telling us, ‘If only the distinction of being both predecessor Lantos, D-Calif., who was rescued by interested in running for either closer than most others in matching the qualifica­ started a letter-writing campaign to save their Wallenberg as a boy in his native national office. from the General Assembly, many others tions demanded on most lists. rooftop antenna. Ugandan people knew of us and what and successor to Amin. continue to flout their social responsibility. U.S. Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., noexecption And it worked ... at least for the time being. Eliminating happy hours obviously will not to the rule, has come up with a presidential Ford and his committee have a g re ^ to leave the qualification list of his own, which limits possible antenna on the roof until a policy "concerning eliminate alcohol-related accidents, but, contenders to only three ... and Proxmire is one of antennas on the tops of the three Senate office Message of budget: Drop dead along with stricter drunken-driving laws and them. buildings and the Capitol” can be forged. better education about alcohol, it would be a But there are those among the excluded 97 who Until the plan is approved, the Senate Republican dismiss Proxmire’s gambit as excessive PR. conference and the commercial TV networks can By Chuck Stone honor of Martin Luther King Jr. exposing his presidential dotage. good step in reducing such accidents. While the Dow Jones industrial Addressing the ^ n ate one recent morning, continue operating, but once a policy is hammered King, who would have opposed index was skyrocketing beyond t6e Thirteen states have already banned happy Proxmire noted the presiding officer at the moment out. Ford said anyone wanting to use a rooftop Winston Churchill’s definition of Reagan for belittling human needs, 2,000-point barrier, the U.S. dollar hours. The Connecticut Legislature should not — U.S. Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark. — and the antenna may have to file an application for Russia aptly describes Ronald Rea­ was especially fond of one biblical repeat its mistake of two years ago when it iawmaker waiting in the well for a chance to speak permission. gan’s proposed federal budget: "a passage: “ For where your treasure was plummeting dangerously to an all-time low against the world’s major rejected a happy-hour ban. was U.S. Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D. The quesdtion in the minds of those watching the riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an is, ttere will be your heart be also.” Making his point, Proxmire said: political flap is: how long will it take to get a new enigma.” The heart of Reagan’s budget is an currencies, especially the Japanese There is no evidence that such a ban would "Both of these senators have a peculiar policy in writing, approved and on the books? It’s easier to understand, though, anachronistic 95.79 billion worth of yen. hurt the restaurant and bar business. There is distinction which I share with them: That is, their when you reduce it to its net impact on war games legitimized only because Having sent conflicting signals to evidence that a ban on happy hours could cut last names start with Pr. I have always thought it human lives. Ronald Reagan is still rea^ng Flash world business leaders, the great, Fighting the odds For example, if you’re a farmer, a Gordon and Buck Rogers comic apostle of laisses faire may now be the number of accidents on the state’s roads. would be a great thing for our country if at long last we had a President of the United States whose last college student, a vocational- books. forced to accept the humiliation of an It’s a season of investigations. And it’s the international welfare bail-out to save That kind of news would make everyone name started with Pr. Think of that. President education trainee, a handicapped With absolutely no scientific evi­ happy. beginning of a Congress, a season of organizational preschooler, a rider of public trans­ dence that his cherished Strategic the dollar. Pryor. President Pressler. I will not go on," nitty gritty, staff changes and budget writing. Proxmire said. portation, a paswnger dependent on Defense Initiative can guarantee a It won’t bother him, though. H e’.s And because of last fall’s Senate election resuits. too busy fantasizing about th*e "But that is something we should seriously Amtrak, a patrol of the library or a successful shield against enemy mis­ Letters to the editor Democratic staffs are being augmented and Iranscam-contragate scandal. consider. That is a real qualification." user of community-service programs. siles, Reagan would deprive your Republican staffs are being cut back. Americans have grown accustomed Pryor, as presiding officer, was prevented from President Reagan’s budget has a child or your neighbor’s child of a The Manchester Herald welcomes original But there’s no harm in a Republican wishing his to pmidential fantasies. letters to the editor. commenting. And Pressler declined the two-word message for you: college ^ucation by reducing the party had not lost control of the Senate and the bidividually, each group that is Letters should be brief and to the point. They opportunity. Drop dead. education budget by almost the budgets and staff that go with it. If you’re an elderly person who crippled by the Reagan budget cuts — should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for But when Proxmire’s observations reached the identical amount invested in "Star So it was during an organizational session of the occasionally gets sick ora poor person Wars.” farmers, students, the elderly and the ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters pages of the Congressional Record, a headline had ®inBbyNCA.»ic. Commerce Committee when Sen. Ernest F. who requires regular medical treat­ ‘This is the underlying premise in poor — will protest their pain. must be signed with name, address and daytime been added. It read: "Proxm ire presents presiden­ Boilings, D-S.C., the panel’s new chairman, But, coUe^vely, they’re too weak tial prerequisite.” } ment, President Reagan has the same Reagan’s 1989 f t trillion budget: It is telephone number (for verification). casually mentioned to Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., economy of words for you: better to be dumb and “safe and to come together and forge a strategy the ranking GOP member, the committee’s staff “ / SAID NO MORE VIOLENCEI" Die slowly. secure from all (conununist) alarms” to restore those cuts. funds would be divided "60-40” between the two Ah, but if you’re selling cocaine in than to be educated and secure in the Meanwhile, we’re still frolicking in Turning the tables parties. Nicaragua under the guise of flghting collective strength of democracy. the backwash of the Super Bowl. "Sixty for us?” inquired Danforth, with a hopeful communism or stealing military Reagan’s budget deprecates educa­ Worrying about the federal budget’s When the Democrats regained control of the U.S. bravado. iiaiirliratpr HrralJi dollars by padding your defense tion because he doesn’t understand it. complexities is far less important Founded in 1M1 Senate, Republican members iost more than their “ I ’ll send you to negotiate with the Iranians,” said than speculating about how a couple larger majority committee staffs and offices. contract with worthless hardware, ‘The reason he can simultaneously PENNY M. SIEFFBtT...... PuMUlMr Rollings in full-voiced. Southern-accented roar. the president exuberantly doubles the advocate a robust national defense of breaks might have changed the One item threatened in the change — a television The new chairman has been complaining, in his outcome of a football ganne. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... 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Center Congregational AM wnbllM Of Ood Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor- Lanier, paster, 9:30 a.m ., church school; who mode ISO glflt, oomM, miniature Calvurv Clwreli (AsstmlMlM of God), ^Ip: holy eucharist, 8 and 10 ojn.; 11 o.m., worship service, nursery. (649 North United Methodist Editor’s note; This column is Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ < ^ c h school, 9:45 o.m .; coftoe fellow­ 3473) hand carved sculptures, finger puppets, 400 Bucfclond Rood, South Windsor. Rov. prepared by the staff of the water color point pollettes and coloring tional Church are as follows; Kofmoth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30a.m.. ship, 11 o.m .; Lady Chapel open after­ Hetlh united MsBisdist Church, 300 Meetings and events scheduled at North United Sunday school; 10:30 a.m.. worship, noons: puMIc healing service, second Porker St., Manchester. Richard W. Manchester Area Conference of M A C C News books to give to our Seasonal Shoring Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship and communion; 9 Methodist Church this week include: children. child-care and nursery; 7:00 p.m.. even­ raursdoy, 7:30 p.m .; evening prayer, Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Churches. a.m.. breakfast; 10 a.m., church school, nursery and ing service of praise and BIMe preaching. Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Holllger, minister. Schedule: 9 and 10:30 a.m., Sunday — S: 30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7 And thanks tooll those who brought us 6434203. clothing: toddler care; 10:15 a.m., confirmation; 11:15 a.m., (4^1102) worship service; 9 o.m., adult BIMe p.m., ecumenical prayer group; sacred dancers. study; 10:30 a.m ., church school; 5:30 By Nancy Carr Mary Llouppo, Melanie Cunningham, social hour. «»• M a g ’s Episcepal Church, Pork ond Monday — 7 p.m., trustees. Julia Melesko, Gene Bobll, South p.m ., ASethodlst Youth Fellowship; 7 MACC Director Methodist Church, Norma Gentllcore, Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers' group; 3:30 p.m.. BBpMst Church streets, Manchester. Andrew D. p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday nursery Tuesday — 7; 30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group. held this month on Monday, Feb. 2, Sinith, rector. Anne J . W ilder, assistant to^rtlldren age 3 and younger. (649 Nell Coogon, Dorothy Bradley, Paul Pilgrim Choir: 7:30 p.m., diaconate Ceimmmitv Baptist Church. S05 E. Wedne^ay — 10 a.m., pastor’s class; 3 p.m.. Green 6:30 to 7:30 at Center Congrega­ Quinn, Pot Whitcomb, Mary Toller, recti^ Worship: 7:30a.m. and9:30a.m.; Hold the presses! We had a Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers; 7:30 p.m., Center St.. Manchester. Rev. James 1. church school, 9:30 o.m .; baby-sitting, Lodge; 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal. tional Church. Olga Janssen, A. MIntel, George Saund­ chancel choir. Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m.. 9:15to 11:15a.m.; Holy Eucharist, lOo.m. Seuth united Methedirt Church, 1226 Thursday — 4 p.m.. visitation team. runaway period last week that We have a number of requests for ers, Martha Adorns, W. Gala, Miriam worship service; 9:15 a.m.. church every Wednesday. (6494583) Main St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. exploded the $25 gift of Joe and Bedford, Mary French, Mary Brosnon, Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Bethel Bible series. school. Nursery core provided. (6434)537) Saturday — 9 a.m., parsonage furniture tag sale. cribs, crib mattresses, kitchen R.M. Typklewlcz, Robert Hunter, Bet- Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Lawrence Marge McCooe into a gift of $2500. Friday: 6:30 p.m., new members’ dinner. rath Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 o.m. North United Church members only; 11 a.m., invited tables and chairs. Please call tve Kramer, Judy Barry, North Metho­ Manchester. Rev. James Betlasov, pas­ dist Church, Nellie Quintal, Marilyn Saturday; 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., silhouette artist; 4 Goapal church school; 9ond 10:45a.m., worship friends of church only. We were surprised and delighted Joanne at 646-4114 if you can help. ter. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30a.m., service. Nursery tor preschoolers. (647- over their $25 gift to “ MACCStaff.’’ Eddy, Joan Slamond, Alice Evans, Lila p.m., wedding. worship service; 7 p.m., evening service. 9141) Brown, Mary Boyle and Yvett Nolln. (646-5316) Church ef the LIvliig Oed, on evonoell- They were even more surprised THANK YOU8 TO all those Also, Beverly Trantolo, Stanley n r s i Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown cM, full-gospel church, Robertson M o r m o n Emanuel Lutheran (but maybe not quite so delighted) Strolta, Maureen Morin, Helen Rood, Monchasler. 9:30 o.m ., Sunday School, North School Street, Manches­ wonderful people who helped us Brookes, Carol Maguire, Lucille Smith, Polish National Catholic ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. The Church ef Jesus Christ ef Latter- Events scheculed athis week t Emanuel Church when their phone started ringing. keep our neighbors warm in this school; 11 o.m., worship service; 7 p.m., day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manchester. Elizobeth Zwick, Frances Larson, evening service;; 7 p.m., mid-week Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Thank you, my friends. We all went Norma Fry, R.M. Donnestod, E.F. Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist Nursery and Sunday school. Wendel K. Walton, bishw , 9:30 a.m., include; bitter weather, enabling us to service. Nursery at all services. (64^ sacrament meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday to lunch together. Monaco, Sondro Freeman, Bernice Polish National Catholic Church include; 7509) Stondiester Christian Fellowship, 509 Sunday — 8;30 a.m., communion service; 9;45a.m., match SBM’s $1,500 challenge Cornell, Shirley Otten, M ary Wilcox, A. E Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, school and prim ary; 11:40 o.m ., priest­ We are temporarily closing the grant: Sunday — 9 a m., installation of 1987 Parish ...Wtyt ■optlst Chapel of Bw Doot, 240 hood and relief sodety. (649400S) Sunday school, Christian education; 11 a.m., worship; Holpryn, Dovid Frost, Sue Dovls, Hlllstown Rood. Menchwtar. Rev. K. p c ^ . Sundays, 10 a.m.: Wednesday 6;30 p.m., youth at Karen McGuire’s. Re-entry office. Jim Foley, our able They include Michael Meotti, Jomes Socks, Ed Bushnell, Margoret Conunittee; 9:05 a.m., mass, including collection for Kreutxer, pastor. (643-7S43) BIMe study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee­ Notional Catholic Okberg, Susan Kalm an, Noel FOgon, house, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of the Monday — 4 p.m.. staff meeting; 6:30 p.m.. Youth and caring counselor-coordinator Harold and Melva Everson, Veron­ music scholarship fund; 10; 15a.m., school of Christian Harvest Thne Baptist Church, 72 E. St. Jehn the Bpptlst Pellsh Nottenoi Joan Schwarz, Pearl Frost, Hazel Center St„ Manchester. Rev. Mark D. month. Ministry; 6;45 p.m.. Scouts; 7;30 p.m., council. for the past three years, has moved ica Robidoux, Doris Coughlin, Flnnegon, Paul Dutelle, John Lompson, living, annual meeting and election of officers of $wj>l,f|ms500,sMullen CoHiellc Church, a Golwoy St., Man­ Eddy, paster. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 chester. Rev. Stanley M . Loncola, pas­ Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard; 7 p.m., Swedish up to work directly with the Enrico and Teresa Monaco, Carl Albert Schulze, Karen Moore, Rocco Women’s Blessed Sacrament Society. o.m., morning service; 6 p.m„ evening Church ef the Uvhig Oed, an evangeli­ Lupocchino, C. Peterson. Loren Stolps, cal, full-gospel church, Robertson tor. Sunday mass schedule: 9 a.m. dancing; 7;30 p.m.. Area V Youth Meeting. Department of Corrections. and Barbara Rohrbaugh, George Monday — 4 p.m.. classes of Christian doctrine in service, Wednesday home BIMe study, 7 Weekday masses, 8 a.m. (6495906) M. Turner, Marie Rogers, Margaret P.m. (6434389) School, North School Street, Manches­ Wednesday — 6 to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource With our present staff shortage, and Carolyn Cox Foster and a Lewin, Janet Lamson, Irene Bourez, preparation for confirmation. ter. Rev. David W . Mullen, pastor. Center; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. there is no way to provide ongoing generous donation from Episcopal Vivian Krowezyk, Gregory Molnvllle, Tuesday — 5:30 p.m.. classes of Christian doctrine in AOeetlng Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. Sherman Turner, (Seorge Allison, How­ Nursery and Sunday school. N a z a r o n o support services to ex-offenders preparation for first holy communion. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m.. care Church Women of St. Mary’s ard Amos and Janet Niles. Chrittlan 8ciwic« ^M ana ertsr ChrMlop PeNawsMPr 509 Church ef the Hnwnsne, 236 Mein St., and visitation; 4 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6 to 8 p.m.. until we find another director. We Church. Donations should be Also Robert McComb, Peter Mereso- Friday — 7 p.m., choir rehearsal. E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. BMsvert, Moncherter. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Confirmation Resource Center; 7:30 p.m.. Scanilia. will continue to offer food, shelter tls, Sharon Jorush, Jay Stewart, Alison Saturday — 9 a.m., confession for children. n rs t Church et C h rM , SctshNst, 447 N. pastor. Sundays, 10 o.m.; Wednesday pastor; Rev. 6Aork Green, minister of mailed to MACC Fuel Bank, P.O. Coxide, Phyllis Pratt, Lea Mackenzie, Main St„ SAonchesler. 10:30 a.m ., church BIMe study, 7 p.m .; sMId rock coftoe- outreach. 9:Ma.m., Sunday school; 10:40 and clothing to ex-offenders Weekdays — 8 a.m., mass with the Rev. Stanley M. Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Area V LCW presidents’ Box 773, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Virginia David, Bruce Lowry, William service, Sunday school, and core for house, 7:30 p.m ., first Saturday of the a.m., worship, children's church and meeting; 7 p.m.. basketball, Emanuel vs. Faith; 8 through our other human needs and And (I think) the last of our 1986 Robertson, E.P. Tracy, Bernadette Loncola, celebrant. small children. (649-1446) Reading Room, month. nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise service, shelter programs. Sllvinsky, Harold Doran, Jr., Laura 656A Center St., Manchester. (6490982) Pull Oespel Inlurdeheinlnatlehal nursery. Midweek BIMe study, 7 p.m. p.m.. AA. , thank yous: Rulest, Norman Blorkmon, Priscilla Daily — Annual visitation and blessing of parishion­ Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. (6468599) The monthly peace vigil will be ers’ homes. to the art classes at Illing Junior High Schwartz, Joan Lawton, Thomas Philip P. Sounders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Heoly, George Allison, Vivlon LoDo- adult BIMe study and Sunday school; 7 Rockville raises money bouche, AAorgoret Beoucoyo, Thomas Church of Christ p.m., worship service. Tuesday et 7:30 PontacoBtal Lothom, Roy Gelting, Ray Johnson, South United Methodist p.m ., special BIMe studies; Wednesday Unitud Psntecertrt Church, 187 wood- Rockville United Methodist Church has announced Tamara Pelletier, Tom Boyle, Mar­ Church uf Chrtst, Lvdall and Vernon at 7:30 p.m., worsMp service. Prayer brldoe St., OSonchester. Rev. Marvin plans for the construction of an addition to its church on garet Lewis. Sunday, church school worship day; 8 to 10 a.m., streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, line, 6468731,34 houfo. Stuart, minister. Wa.m., Sunday school; Church of Christ has Also to Jeonne Loppen, Lillian John­ minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., BIMe Oesgrt HaN, Center Street, Manches­ 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., Grove Street. A three-year, $325,000 fund-raising son, Victor Coleman, Marilyn Turner, pancake and sausage breakfast; 9 a.m., church School; classes; 10 a.m ., worship; 6 p.m., ter. 10 a.m ., break Ing bread; 11:45 a.m ., evenlno worship; 7:W p.m., MMe study program is planned, according to said John Nahodil, Mory McKeever, John Melo, Leodro 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m „ BIMe study. Sunday school: 7 p.m., gospel meeting. (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer Rho, Walter Klein, Jeonne Lerner, Nursery provided for all servicet. (646- building committee chairman. Contributions may be preaching “ The Self-Satisfied Church;’’ 10:45 a.m.. 2903) (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Barbara Bolduc, Lois Pelletier, James (Thursitay); 7 p.m.. Youth service mailed to; Rockville United Methodist Church leadership conference McVeigh, Mary Sovlno, Ruth McDo­ Reception for new members; 6:30 p.m. Christian •iBtMVall’B WltnSBBBB (Frid ay). (6499848) Building Fund, 142 Grove St.. Rockville 06066. nough, Mr. MotulskI, Ruth Hanson, Youth Fellowship. Jshevah*s WBnsssss. 647 Tolland Tu m - Dorothy Custer, 9lell Dovls, Margaret Monday — 10 a.m., AA. lke, Manchester. Tuesday, Congrego- Beoucoae, Chrystal Page, Chervi Congrsgatlonal on BIMe Study, 7 p.m.; Thursday, first-ever "Statement of Mello. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 6:30 S Unitarians honor Scouts HOUSTON, Texas (A P) - Theocratic Mlnistrv School (speakbig cwwnvy FTWviwwp wnotxr# r o u iv Mission.” p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47 Court of Awards; 7:30 p.m., BaNoh C saprspaWsppl Church,^ 231 course), 7 p.m.; Service meeting (mlnis­ 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. “ EmpowerecI by the Holy Spirit, Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, The Unitarian Universalist Society; East has teachers’ meeting. trv training), 7:50 p.m .; Sunday, PuMIc Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:W a.m., we are called and commit our­ It remains subject to action by Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Erlcson, Mlnls- BIMe Lecture, 9:30 a.m .; Wotchtower worship; W:45 a.m., Sunday school: 7- scheduled a Sunday service on the subject of Boy ler. W a.m., worship service, nursery, selves” both to "proclaim the the 1.7-milIion-member denomi­ Wednesday — 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m., Study, 10:25. (646-1490) p.m., BIMe study and tollewship. Wed­ Scouting. Several former Scouts, including five Eagle Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult church school; 11 a.m „ toilowshlp; 11:15 nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer meetino. gospel of Jesus Christ” and to nation’s biennial General Synod - o.m., forum program. (649-7077 office or (749728) Scouts, will speak about how Scouting helped shape “ Join oppressed and troubled which meets in Cleveland in June. Bible study, 277 Spring St.; Cocaine Anonymous. 647-0878 parsonage. JBWIsh — C oubbtvbMvb their lives. The service begins at 10:30 a.m. A soup Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir. Csptar CsporsiaHspal Church, 11 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Richard people in the struggle for Among other things, the brief T o r v Iu BeM Shelepi, 400 E. Middle luncheon will follow. Center St„ Manchester. Rev. tiewell H. Gray, poster. 10:30 a.m., worsMp ser- liberation.” 200-word statement also affirms Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Curtis Jr„ senior paster: Rev. Robert J. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Pkivln, rabM; Israel Tabcrtsky, cantor; vloe, nursery, 9:1Sa.m., Sunday school: 7 Bills, minister of vtsKoHons; Rev. Clif­ p.m.. Informal worship. (6490906) These were among purposes the church’s dedication to ford O. Simpson, porter emeritus: Dr. Leon Wind, robM emerlhn. Services: Emanuel elections held declared by a conference of “ praise God, confess our sin, and Michael C. Thornton, assedolepaster. 10 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, S:1Sp.m. Friday and 9:45a.m. Saturday. (649M63) United Church of Christ leaders Joyfully accept God’s forgive­ SPEAKS o.m., worship service, sanctuary; Wa.m. Roman Calholle In its annual meeting of Jan. 25, Emanuel Lutheran 8t. Mary's Episcopal church school. (647-9941) of both official and special- ness,” to “ embody God’s love for b y PIrrt CengroMmepal Church of An- Church ef the Assuwptlsp, Adorns Church elected the following members to three-year Eugana Brawar The following events are scheduled this week at St. dever. Routes, Andover. Rev. Richard H. jBwiBh — RBferm Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. terms on the church council: Bernard Johnson, interest groups, liberals and all people,” to “ hear and give Taylor, pastbr. Schedule: 9:30 o.m., Rev. Edward S. Pepin, paster. Saturday conservatives, in a proposed voice to creation’s cry for Justify Mary’s Episcopal Church; Temple Beth HlHrt, 1001 Foster St. m a u o tS ; Sunday masses at 7:30,9, W :V property; Kenneth Bensen, member-at-large; John Sunday school, oil ages; 11 e.m „ SunCkiv Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- and peace,” to “ name and Thg alarming rlag In toon aul- Sunday — 7:30 a.m., worship with holy eucharist; worship, nursery core provided. (742- tlnover, robM. Services, 8:15 p.m. each and noon. (6493195) Kjellson, stewardship; Juii Niiler, advisory; Jean cldoa In our notion Is being used 9:30 a.m.. holy eucharist with choir; 11 a.m., outreach 7696) St. BrtrthsISRiew's Church, 741 E. confront the powers of evil,” to Friday; chUdren's services, 7:45 p.m. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Reed, Christian education; Leonard Hokanson, by self-proclaimed sulddo ex­ committee; 6:30 p.m.. confirmation class; 7 p.m., Pkst Cepprepatlenal Church of Cevew- second Friday of each month. (6468466) Martin J. Schelsky, pastor. Saturday finance; Anne Beechler, Emanuel scholarship; Inez “ embrace the unity of Christ’s fry, 1171 Main St„ Covenirv. Rev. Bruce Knee osteoarthritis perts to lobby for federal funding youth group. moss at 5 p.m .: Sunday masses at 8:30, W VanCamp. memorial gifts; Rod MacLean and Meily church.” and to “ celebrate the for their education programs In Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m ., worship; 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Monday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scout roundtable; 7:10 p.m., o.m., church school In Church Lone Tolf, nominating; Erland Johnson, Bengtson increases with age present and coming reign of public schools. Some of these House. Nursery core provided. (742-8487) St. Bridget Church, to 6Aain St., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., committee meetings. Cencurdlu Lutheroh Church (LCA), 40 AAanchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Scholarship. ATLANTA (AP) — Recent stu­ God.” people are admittedly pro- Secend Csuprsi uMspul Church, 385 N. Rev. Emilio P . Podelll, ce-postors. sulclde. Tuesday — 5 p.m., children’s choir; 6:30 p.m., Main St., Monchester. The Rev. V. pnkln St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold T. dies show that osteorarthritis of the Wongerln, oeslstont pastor. Schedule: 8 Saturday moss 5 p.m .: Sunday masses at Cappella Choir; 6:30 p.m., church school teachers’ Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship 7:30,9,10:30 and neon. (6493403) knee continues to increase in Like sex education, which statis­ service, Sumlav school, and nursery tor o.m., holy communion, nursery core: meeting. 9:15 o.m ., church schoM, Chrlstlon St. James Church, 896 Main St., prevalence as people grow older, tical studies show has been Inef­ children; 6:30 p.m., Rllgrim Fellowship. ftanchester. Rev. Fronds KrukewskI, Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion; 10;45a.m., (649-2M3) growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 a.m. Thoughts according to the Arthritis fective In achieving Its projected holy communion, nursery core. (649 Rev. David Borcmewskl, Rev. Joseph goals, suicide education would Bible study: 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. Secend Csnprsprttsiirt Church el Cev- Krtly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ Foundation. entiv, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coveiil^. 5311) EMERGENCY be social experimentation. Its Im- Thursday — 1:30 p.m.. Manor service; 4 p.m., Emopuel Lu B isri Church, 60 Church day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sundoy It says Boston researchers Rev. OavM Jorvis, minister. Regular masses at 7 : » , 9,10:30 a.m ., noon, and 5 plomentstlon would put us on s cherub choir; 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 o.m., St., Manchester. Rev. Janet Landwehr, Fire — Police — Medical pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor p.m. (6494129) It is human nature to wish for magic — magical learned that X-ray evidence of s t ^ and slippery slope. The Bible study. Olol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m ., church St. Murv Church, 1600 Main St., cures, lucky rabbit’s foot to win the lottery, stepping school, nursery to grade eight, adult emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m ., worsMp; osteoarthritis increases with age in goals are noble enough, but the Saturday — 7:30 p.m AA; 9 p.m., interfaith 9:45 a.m ., church school: 11 o.m., Coventry. Father James J. Williamson, over a crack so you don't break your mother’s back. both males and females. Up to age DIAL 911 outcome Is suspect, given the discussion; 11 o.m ., coftoe and fellow­ paster. Masses: 5:15 p.m .,S aturday;9:a basketball. Illing Junior High. ship: 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., Jr. worship service, nursery. (643-1193) In Manchester Trtnttv Csvs n it Church, 302 Hoekmo- and 11 a.m. Sunday. ConfsssleiM4:30taS Magicisusinga product so that everyone will love you. 75, it was equally evident in both philosophical views of some of Its Mlgrlm tollowsMp; 6 p.m., senior church p.m. Saturday. (7496655) humanist promoters. school and Pilgrim fellowship. (742-6334) tock St., Monchester. Rev. Norman Magic is intimidating everyone by your anger, and sexes, but after age 75 women had a Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Church ef St. Maurice, a Hebron Rood, then thinking you have no opposition. Magic is the hope Concordia Lutheran Church Tolcullvllle CengregaHenrt Church, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, higher rate of the disease. Dr. Paul Kurtz wrote In Humanlat AAoln Street and Elm Hill Rood, Tolcot- rrorshipservices; 9:30a.m., BiMeschool. (64928m PMter. Saturday moss at 5 p.m .: Sunday for manipulation, the desire to overturn the natural in However, the foundation points Msnffssfo II: T h e Individual must tvllle. CoiMstors: Rev. Ronald Boer and masses at 7:30,9 :l5 « id 1 l o.m. (6494466) The following activities are planned this week at Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10a.m.,worsMp Latvian m theroh Church ufManches life. out that slight X-ray evidence of the sxperiencs a full range of dvll llb- Concordia Lutheran Church; service and church school. (6490815) ter, 21 Garden St., Manchester. (643-2051) Religion is different. It is praying for the courage to disease does not always mean that ertles...lncludlng s recognition of p f u m W9 LvnMwn ciNircn# Send for a an indivldusrs rlghL..to suldde.” Sunday — 6 p.m.. Youth Fellowship; 6:30 p.m. Route 31 and North River Rood, Coven­ SahraMon Am ty meet the crisis in life. It is praying that other than my pain and deformity will follow. basketball practice. try. William Douthwolte, pastor. Sche­ SatvoBep Artiiv, 661 Main St., Man­ will be done. It is hoping for strength in the midst of Osteoarthritis is the most preval­ Programs that would present sui­ dule: 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 a.m. chester. Mol. and Mrs. Reginald Russell. FREE cide os s viable alternative would Monday — 7:30 p.m. Christian Education Covenant 9:30 o.m ., Sunday school; 10:45 o.m., despair, of loving at the time it seems the person least ent form of arthritis, affecting committee. BIMe doss (7497548) only pour gasoline on a tragic holiness meeting: 6 p.m ., solvotlen deserves it. There is nothing magic about that. about 16 million Americans. Are. Programs hdplng our youth Trinitv Cevenunt Church, 302 Hockmo- (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High meeting. (649778n. BIBLE STUDY Tuesday — 6 p.m. Catechetics Resource Center; 6:30 tock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman If manipulation and long-shots are what you’re after, to love and value themselves p.m. Children’s Choir; 8 p.m. adult Bible study; 8 p.m. streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. magic is your thing. If the guts and concern to keep on Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Kuhl, paster. 9:30 a.m .. Divine worship; COURSE (Matt 22:37-39) Is the real need. basketball practice. worship services; 9:30a.m., BiMeschool. 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy Com­ in the face of life’s fullness is what you’re after, then (6492855) Unltaitan UnlvarBaliBt Wednesday — 9 a.m., work day for retired men; munion flrrtoM third Su m Ibv. (6494343) VMMrlMII VNIVW M IW •vCWYT'MNYj religion is your thing. In 1935, a flying boat named the (English, Spanish) CHURCH OF CHRIST 10:30 a.m. Agoraphobia Support Group; 1:30 p.m. m W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. “ China Clipper” took off from AARP; 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. DIofM Heath, minister. 10:W a.m., ser­ Rev. DlaBB Heath 394 Lydall Street LydaN B VBmon StraatB § Episcopal M B d ie ia B t vice. Nursery core and youth relloleus Alameda, Calif., bearing more than Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Shelter Advisory Committee. Betten United iMeihadM Churrti, NMi education. Coftoe hour after service. Unitarian Church 100,000 pieces of mail on the first Manchester, C T 06040 Phono: 646-2903 Friday — 7 p.m.. AA. St. Oeerge’s Church, 1150 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart (646-5151) MaBchefter trans-Padfic airmail flight. Weddings and Engagements About Town Anxiety attacks aren’t abnormal

D ear A bby D E A R D R . should.The condition you describe Course planned GOTT: I’ve is called thrombocytopenia and it Abigail Van Buren Connecticut Valley East Branch of the heard mom and can lead to a s^ o u s bleeding American Red Cross will sponsor a more people say tendency, because platelets enable course in infant-chiid cardiopulmonary they have anx­ Dr. Gott the blood to clot normally. resuscitation (CPR) on Feb. 12 from 6 to iety attacks. Cortisone is useful in treating this 10 p.m. at Red Cross headquarters, 20 What are they Peter Gott, M.D. disorder, but it is important to determine why your son developed Hartford Road. talking about? Those participating must be at ieast 13 thrombocytopenia in the first years of age or have completed Grade 7. DEAR place. Cortisone causes salt reten­ The cost is $15 per person. READER: Anx­ tion and fluid buildup; this may This course is appropriate for child-- Friend furious iety attacks are explain why he became bloated. care workers, parents, grandparents episodes of ner­ The use of tranquilizers and and baby sitters. It teaches emergency- vousness and apprehension. They DEAR DR. GOTT: Five years sleeping pills has no place in the action principles, rescue breathing, mother irgnored are milder than panic attacks. ago. I was diagnosed as being treatment of your son’s blood first aid for choking and single-rescuer Anxiety is a universal, unpleasant diabetic. I take 250 milligrams of disorder. The doctor must be giving CPR precedures for infants and sensation of tension, fearfulness Diabinese daily. Since then, all my him these drugs for another reason. children. and irritability. We all experience teeth became loose and were If your son is too sedated, have the daughtei's rape some type of anxiety on a regular pulled, my nails split easily. I ’m doctor stop the tranquilizers. See if r .r >v<. For more information or to register, call the Red Cross office at 643-5111. basis. Most forms of anxiety need losing my hair and I ’ve found it yoUr son’s behavior returns to no treatment; the person copes increasingly difficult to become normal. DEAR ABBY: I am a female and have a girlfriend with an uncomfortable situation sexually aroused. I ’m 50 and Tax reform on agenda I ’ve known since high school. I ’ll make up a name — and the anxiety goes away. female. I hope you can shed some Industry fights Millie. We are both 30 years old. Two years ago Millie’s The Women’s Forum will meet Feb. 9 Many people believe that tension light on this. boyfriend raped her ll-year-old daughter, and Millie is and anxiety are “ unnatural.” and fires with fire at noon at The Colony in Vernon. still dating this guy, and she's planning to move in with Speakers will be Barbara Irish, CPA of they try to eliminate them by using DEAr READER: Circulatory PALATKA, Fla. (AP) — The him! tranquilizers or other medications, insufficiency is one consequence of forest industry fights wildfires with O’Neal and Walsh of Manchester, and My problem is that I can’t seem to set aside my anger Robert Murzyn, CPA, president of the “ recreational” drugs and/or alco­ long-term diabetes. Diabetics tend fire by staging controlled bums toward Millie. When she calls me on the phone I make hol. This belief is wrong — and the to develop arteriosclerosis at a that destroy combustible under­ Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce. excuses why we can’t get together. As far as I know, They’ll talk about highlights of the 1986 “ cures” can be damaging. Anxiety faster rate than do normal people. brush but leave trees unharmed, neither Millie nor her daughter has ever received any is a normal human emotion. If This blood-vessel narrowing de­ according to Georgia-Pacific Corp. Tax Reform Act. kind of counseling or therapy following the rape. Am I Guests are welcome at the luncheon people accept it as such, they will prives tissues of oxygen and The forest products firm says Mrs. Frank J.T. Strano wrong to hold this against her? She never talks about it deal more effectively with stress nutrients. Therefore, diatetics are foresters set controlled fires by Mrs. Edward B. Strauss Mrs. Eric D. Thomas and meeting. Anyone interested shouid — it’s as though it never happened. What would you do call the office of the Rockville Area and not have to rely on drugs or more prone to develop infections, dropping small plastic balls which about it? alcohol. In most cases, these simply skin ailments, dental abscesses, contain a mixture of antifreeze and Chamber of Commerce, 872-0587, for a COLD IN CALIFORNIA Strauss-Gauthier Thomas-Dorfman Strano-MIher reservation. cover up the anxiety, prevent heart disease and vascular prob­ potassium permanganate from a people from finding satisfactory lems. and sexual dysfunction. helicopter over the designated Diane Lynn Miner, daughter of Mr. Deborah L. Gauthier, daughter of Mr. Lisa Dorfman, daughter of Bruce DEAR COLD: I would get together with Millie solutions to problems — and also Check with your doctor to make area. Seconds after the balls hit the and Mrs. Ronald Miner of 45 Schaller and Mrs. Frederick J. Gauthier of 86 Dorfman of Staten Island, N.Y.. and Weekend set immediately and ask her if either she or her daughter can lead to habituation or abuse. sure that your diabetes is under ground they ignite and form small Road, and Frank J.T. Strano of Garth South Road. Bolton, and Dr. Edward B. Eric David Thomas, son of Chet and has ever had counseling following the rape. If she says In short; Pain or distress, control and that you do not have an fires. These fires, which aren’t hot Road, son of Mildred Safin of Williman- A Worldwide Marriage Encounter Strauss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Marion Thomas of Manchester, were no, you should impress upon her the importance of whether physical or emotional, internal imbalance of hormones or ''nough to scorch trees, work tic and Salvatore Strano' of East weekend is scheduied for Feb. 27 to Strauss of Lawrence, N.Y., were married Oct. 11 at Channel 3 Camp in therapy — especially for her daughter. The friendship mean that something’s wrong and a low-grade infection. toward each other and eventually March 1 at the Norwich Sheraton, married in Westport recently. Coventry. Hartford, were married Jan. 10 at St. between you and Millie is not important, but getting the must be treated or resolved. This bum out. Anne M. Jarvis, sister of the bride, The Rev. Diana Heath of the Unitar­ James Church. Norwich. child into counseling now (if she has never had isn’t done by covering up the DEAR DR. GOTT: My son is 31, The Rev. Joseph Kelly officiated at The weekend is designed for Catholic was maid of honor. Barry Strauss, ian Universalist Society East officiated therapy) is very important. The rape crisis treatment symptoms. and during a recent physical, his couples, however, all faiths are wel­ brother of the bridegroom, was best at the ceremony. The bride was given in the ceremony, liie bride was given in center in your area can help Millie and her daughter. To give you more information. doctor said he had very low marriage by her father. Catherine marriage by her parents. Susan Miner, come, For more information call Please don’t let this slide. Write again and let me EMERGENCY man. I ’m sending you a free copy of my platelets, even though his red and Fire — Police — Medical The wedding reception was at the Combs was maid of honor. Bridesmaids sister of the bride, was maid of honor. 265-5433. know what’s going on. I care. new Health Report on Mental and white cells were normal. A special­ Three Bedrs in Westport. The couple is were Lesley Smith, Helen Rubino, Bridesmaids were Laurie Miner, Shelby Emotional IBness, which describes ist put him on steroids, tranquiliz­ Melissa Krefting, Sarah Krefting. Anna Strano and Gina Strano. DIAL 911 living in Westport. Stress workshop DEAR ABBY: We have a middle-age woman in our different problems and appropriate ers and sleeping pills. He bloated up The bride was educated in the Bolton Dorfman and Susan Thomas. Larry Hayes was best man and ushers treatments. Others who would like and got very shaky. Now he sleeps In Manchester Glenn Thomas was best man for his were Sieve Bercot, David Miner and A free workshop on stress manage­ office who doesn’t seem to have a birthday. She’s been schools, the Manchester Memorial in this office for going on three years, and even though a copy should send $1 and their all the time. Should he see another brother. Ushers were Tom Parker, A1 Tom Strano. ment will be held at the Women’s Center Hospital School of Radiological Techni­ the rest of us have a little lunchtime celebration on our name and address to P.O. Box doctor? Vira, Bill Stephens. Dave Spellman. After a reception at Jesters Court, the of Manchester Community College on cians and Yale-New Haven Hospital birthdays — and we all pitch in for a cake — this lady 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be MfocUy Doug Schultheis, Benjamin Dorfman. couple left on a wedding trip to Hawaii. Feb. 4 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. School of Diagnostic Ultrasound. She is has never let us celebrate hers. sure to mention the title. DEAR READER: Yes. he Following a reception at the camp, the They live in Manchester. Carol Jodaitis, a college counselor, HeolCii employed by Yale-New Haven Hospital When she applied for the job here, she left the space couple left on a trip to St. John in the The bride is a 1975 graduate of will lead the workshop. To register call as an ultrasonographer. blank where it indicated date and year of birth — Virgin Islands. They live in Manchester. Manchester High School, a 1977 gradu­ 647-6056, weekdays from 9:30 a.m. to The bridegroom is an honors graduate informing the head of personnel that it was “ against The bride is a graduate of Vassar ate of Manchester Community College. of Amherst College. He received his 2:30 p.m. the law” to ask a person’s age! And she got by with it, College. She is coor^nator and teacher She graduated in 1980 as a licensed M.D. degree from Yale University and .because she got the job anyway. of programs for the gifted in the Hebron practical nurse. She is employed by is a former chief of nuclear medicine at She’s very nice, quiet and competent and a lady in JEANS+PLUS public schools. Hartford Hospital as an LPN. Touch of Paris set the Veterans Hospital in West Haven. every way. but we find it rather strange that she He recently joined Norwalk Radiology The bridegroom is a graduate of the The groom is a 1974 graduate of Purdue University and graduated from The Youth Fellowship of Second refuses to disclose her birthday. (It’s also slightly Consultants. University of Maine at Orono. He is an irritating.) interpreter-naturalist at the Dinosaur Anderson College in 1968 with a Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., W ILL BE bachelor’s degree. He is self-employed will sponsor its third annual Une Touche Nobody really cares how old she is. so what’s all the State Park in Rocky Hill. secrecy? Any ideas? at Strano Real Estate. de Paris dinner on Feb. 7 from 5:30 to 7 by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. p.m. THE BIRTHDAY GIRLS IN Dinner will consist of an appetizer, EAU CLAIRE. WIS. CLOSED SCALDING McQuald>St. Onge Cosmo tsIlB how chicken cordon bleu, baked potato, DEAR GIRLS: If the woman doesn’t care to disclose Nearly all scalds in children occur cabbage salad, peas and carrots, rolls, in bathtubs or showers. With Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. McQuaid of to find Hub mate assorted pies and coffee, tea or milk. the date and/or year of her birth. it’s her right. So what Vernon announce the engagement of BOSTON (AP) — A woman is the big deal? You know she was bom; now just let her water temp, at 1S0*F. (66*C) only Tickets are available by calling the MON., FEB. 2ND two seconds immersion will their daughter, Tina Marie McQuaid, to shopping for a mate in Beantown church office weekdays between 9 a.m. live. E. Joseph St. Onge, son of Mr. and Mrs. might run into men with class by produce a full-thickness bum, and 2 p.m., 649-2863 or Joy Wilson, completely destroying the skin Ervin J. St. Onge of Vernon. browsing through colleges and 872-2796. Proceeds will go toward a The bride-to-be is a graduate of universities, says Cosmopolitan and requiring skin grafting. retreat at the Silver Lake Conference DEAR ABBY: Recently while we were in Munich. FOR Water heater thermostats should Rockville High School and Manchester magazine. Center in Sharon. Community College. She is employed by “ For serious male-hunting, local Germany, we came upon a display of eight new modem be reset between 120*-125*F. (49*- Elmcrest Psychiatric Institute of women enroll in courses and homes, so we decided to tour them since they were open S2*C). At this safer temperature it Portland. lectures at local colleges and Flower show in Boston to the public. takes about 2 minutes to produce a universities — great for exchang­ We noticed that every home was built with a INVENTORY! full-thickness bum — time enough The prospective bridegroom is a COVENTRY — The Coventry Garden ing ideas and telephone numbers,” bathroom about six feet from the front door! It was to rescue a screaming infant or graduate of East Catholic High School Club is sponsoring a bus trip to the says Cosmo's February issue in its actually in the entrance hall, and not part of the family elderly bather. and is employed by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Boston Flower Show on March 17. The profile of Boston. living area. There was a partition that one could lock. Co. of Windsor. An October wedding is cost of the trip is $18, including But getting to those schools might I asked the salesman why a bathroom was situated planned at St. Bernard's Church in transportation and admission to the not be so easy, the magazine says. near the front door — and locked away from the main Rockville. show. It warns that city traffic is “ quirky area of the home. He said this was law in Bavaria. Reservations may be made by send­ Homeowners cannot deny anyone who wants to use the and confusing.” ! Jeansfolt^ Naitonal FreochiMiee Coaim ing a check to the Coventry Garden Club “ Stow away the maps,” suggests bathroom entrance into that area! I speak German, so in care of Myrtle Cadoret, Route 87, the profile of yuppie life, “ and try to I know that I did not misunderstand. I admit that I was Columbia. Deadline for reservations is keep the power windows from shocked. Have you ever heard of this before? 348 Main Street Feb. 23. For more informatiion concern­ breaking down. You’ll be asking for J.F. IN VANCOUVER, WASH. Manchester ing the bus pickups in Manchester and 297 East Main St., Manchester directions every 10 minutes.” Coventry, call 228-3242 or 742-7169. DEARJ.F.: Never. 649-1025 Tina Marie McQuaid Dinner dance slated for Valentine’s Day.

Editor’s note: This coiumn is prepared by the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizen Center. By Joe DImlnIco Activities Director on a first-come, first-served basis. iGAZINE People interested in the "55 The Manchester Senior Citizens’ Alive’’ driver education program Center will sponsor a Valentine’s are reminded the classes will be Day dinner dance Feb. 13 from 6 to held March 24 and 25 from I2:30to4 10 p.m. A delicious dinner consist­ p.m. Individuals completing the ing of baked stuffed chicken (broc­ course will receive a 5 percent coli and cheese), baked potato, reduction in their insurance premi­ vegetable, dessert and beverage ums. The course fee is $7. If will be served at 6 p.m. Dancing will interested, stop by the center and begin at 7 p.m. with music being fill out a short registration form. -a- provided by disc jockey Jack The Health Department will Coleman. The price of the affair is sponsor a stop-smoking program, $7. Tickets can be purchased at the to begin on March 9 from 9:30 to center Monday through Friday 11:30 a.m., and continuing for four from 9 to 4 p.m. consecutive Mondays. Smokers who have tried to quit on their own SENIORS ARE REMINDED are encouraged to attend. Your life that the following classes will begin may depend on it. this week: Oil painting — Feb. 3 — 9:30 to PLEASE MAKE NOTE of the 11:30 a.m. following Thursday programs. Crewel — Feb. 4 — 9:30 to 11:30 Feb. 5 — movie, "Long Tidal a.m. River." Caning — Feb. 4 — 9:30 to 11:30 Feb. 26 — musical, "Hatters." a.m. March 5 — dance. Pine cone wreaths — Feb. 5 — Concerning trips: Registration ■ 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for the St. Patrick’s Day party will Because of the enormous inter­ be Feb. 13 at 9:30 a.m. The cost is est, the center will provide a second $26, which includes Irish entertain­ home plumbing repair series on ment and dancing, and lunch 1 March 17. The classes will be held consisting of corned beef or fish from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 10:30 to dinner. ’The trip is slated for March 11:30 a.m. The class will include 17 at the La Renaissance. ■ U i J . ' demonstrations in soldering, re­ Registration will be Feb. 20 at placement of packings, toilet re­ 9:30 a.m. for the Boston Flower pair, caulking, traps, and overall Show. The price is $20, which maintenance and prevention. La­ includes transportation and admis­ dies are encouraged to enroll. sion. Lunch is on your own in The center will offer a stenciling Quincy Market. The trip is slated class on March 6 and 13 from 9:30 to for March 20. 11:30 a.m. The class will complete Lastly, the Ice C^pades trips are two projects, a canvas tote bag and filled. l i w a wooden welcome sign. Materials Harald photo by Pinto and supplies may be purchased MENU FOR THE WEEK: from the instructor for about $14. Monday: Chicken ala king on Enrollment is limited. If interested, rice, vegetable, roll, dessert, With a dip and a sway call the center. beverage. Tuesday: Seafood salad sand­ Lisa Fuller kicks up her poodle skirt and executes a deep dip in the arms THE RECREATION DEPART­ wich, juice, dessert, beverage. of “greaser" Meghan Oyer at a sock hop Wednesday in the Martin MENT is sponsoring tennis lessons Wednesday: Shells and sauce, at the Glastonbury Indoor Tennis vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. School gymnasium. The third-graders are memiaers of Brownie Troop Club from Feb. 4 to March 11, every Thursday: Roast beef, potato, 670, which invited three other Scout troops to join them for an Wednesday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. afternoon of '50s nostaigia. It was part of the time-travel activities, being 'The cost is $30. If interested, Friday: Sliced turkey sandwich, done across the country as part of the 75th anniversary of Girl Scouting contact Donna Richardson at 647- soup, dessert, beverage. in America. She’s 3089. ’' In addition, the center is offering GAME SCORES: a financial planning seminar to Friday, Jan. 23, setback: Mable begin on March 9. The following is Loomis 124; Dom Anastasio 117. the class outline. Wednesday, Jan. 28, pinochle; Video tells Civil War tales March 9 — (Setting your financial Rene Maire 577; Annette Hillary house in order (w ith slide 518; Ada Rojas 518. JACKSON, Miss. (A P) - Civil War tales staff. The result is five vignettes of Confederate presentation). Wednesday, Jan. 28, bridge: once told at fireside gatherings are being r ■' history, which include; March 16 — Fiscal checkup — Albert Frederick 4,480; Helen Vogt passed on to a new generation of Mississippi- • How 47 Ole Miss students known as the ' •' '!-> • . questionnaire. 3,730; Carol Hansen 3,590; Helen ans the modern way, on a video produced by a University Greys left school to fight in the March 23 — Understanding in­ Bensche 3,130; Helen FitzSimmons Yankee from Wisconsin. ■ • ■? ' ‘ -• vestment objective. war, the narraUve taken from the letters of 3,090; Beverly Taylor 3,040. .--V March 30 — Understanding in­ "One of the first things I noticed when I one who fell in the Battle of Gettysburg. vestment objective continued. came here was there was a lot of story-telling, • How the largest telescope in the world in ’The seminars will be conducted Lusitania a lot of history here,” said Tom Rieland, who 1860 was to be housed in an observatory at Ole by Marci Negro, an accountant said he was inspired by the antebellum Miss but ended up at Northwestern University On May 7.1915, the British ocean executive with Dean Witter Rey­ ambience of the University of Mississippi in in Evanston, III., after the war started and liner Lusitania was sunk by Ger­ Oxford. Mississippi left the Union. nolds Inc. man submarines. Among many The A A R P tax counseling pro­ "But there wasn't anything really docu­ • How Gen. Ulysses S. Grant took over others, some 128 Americans (who mented, so I started working,” said Rieland, Oxford and the university, which he used fora gram for the elderly, under the were warned by Germany not to direction of Bob Hendrickson, will 30. " It started as more of a hobby, really.” hospital, and later burned most of the city to take the ship) were lost. As a result Two years later, he finished a 28-minute the ground. begin Monday, from 1 to 3:30 p.m., of a U.S. campaign, Germany and continue every weekday except documentary on the Civil War's effects on Ole Rieland pieced together the narrative using apologized and promised to make Miss. It became his thesis for a master’s wartime re-enactments, photographs from Thursday until April 15. Counselors financial restitution. . will assist you in the preparation of degree in journalism. family albumns, museums and archives, and your income tax forms. All infor­ He got the idea for the video after he became interviews with descendants of soldiers. mation is held in the strictest The People’s Republic of China- Ole Miss communications director and read One interview features Will Lewis, an confidence. No appointment is was seated in the U.N. Security wartime accounts and listened to hours of Oxford merchant in his 70s who Rieland said necessary and service is provided Council in 1971. story-telling by native sons on the university likes to tell stories of the post-war days. i \ (< jf mjij ff tjj,'_ 5j: MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 31. IW7 — n Profile * -7A'". ^ ' • 1 TP? a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Stuntoy. Jan. 81. IW7 Between the Lines The story behind the story Larry Wilson Addrmt Bolton By Josie Age 41 Marital statue married Occupation police officer Q. After watching the movies Favorite restaurant Shady Glen Q. My sister think I’m nuts. I told her that Bill Cosby’s kids Favorite food seafood “Pretty in Pint^’ and “Class” all have names beginning with an “E” but she doesn’t believe / M nk Andrew McCarthy is me. Help me prove it, please. Christine Harris, Atlantic City, Favorite beverage milk one o f the cutest guys o f the NJ. Favorite sport softball '80s. Please tell me about him. A. Gladly. He and wife Camille have four daughters and a son, Roots for Celtics, Giants, Red Sox Genalyn Q., Kahului, Hawaii all with names beginning with an “E.” They are Erika, 21; Favorite hobby trivia Erinn, 20; Ennis, 17; Ensa, 13; and Evin, II. Idea of a good vacation two weeks in Nassau What you do to relax golf Type of entertainment preferred concerts Favorite TV show "Monday Night Football” Q. / really admire Edward James Olmos of “Miami Vice.” He Favorite entertainer Roger Whittaker looks very familiar; can you tell me what else he’s been in? J. Favorite actor Watron, Oromocto, N.B., Canada Clint Eastwood A. He’s been acting for about 20 years but a number of those Favorite actress Sigourney Weaver roles weren’t in widely seen films or TV series. What you may Kind of music preferred '50s, '60s have seen are “Blade Runner,” “Wolfen,” “Zoot Suit” (which Favorite song "Rhapsody in Blue" he performed both onstage and on film) and “The Ballad of Favorite magazine Sports Illustrated Gregorio Cortez” which he also co-produced. The latter really Favorite book "The Book of Revelations” put him on the map in the industry, and led to “Miami Vice.” Favorite spot In Manchester Robertson Park Car Ford Bronco Pet horse, five cats Favorite quote “Just a minute" Q. Whatever happened to Betsy Pet peeve People who don’t use directional Palmer? She was always one of signals our favorite actresses. Mary Best thing about Manchester its growth and Sue Golden, Mays Landing, N J. Worst thing about Manchester not enough parking places A. Over the last few years, she’s spent a great deal of time on the Ryan O’Neal Qary Tuckar/ManchMMr Herald road doing plays, most recently: “Gigi” with Louis Jourdan on a Andrew McCarthy multi-city, 10-month tour and Q. I am very interested in Ryan O’Neal. Could you tell me all “Taken in Marriage” at the Butt about him and whether he will be in any new movies? Anne Reynolds Theater in Jupiter, Fla. Marie Smith, Clarks Summit, Pa. A. He’s 23, from Westfield, She also appeared in episodes of A. Patrick Ryan O’Neal is 45, the son of screenwriter Charles N.J., one of four boys. He went “Murder, She Wrote” and “Blackie” O’Neal and actress Patricia O’Callaghan, who because to prep school where, as he “Blacke's Magic” last season. of hi^ father’s movie jobs, traveled all over the world as a child. explains, he wasn't too popular Most recently, she was part of He decided, not surprisingly, to go into the business and he chose or much of a student. His “The Today Show’s” 25th as his debut a series, “Tales of the Vikings,” on which his parents parents wanted him to go to Anniversay celebration on were working in Munich. Since he was 17 at the time, the college, however, so he gave in January 14, and just finished director was resistant to the idea but eventually he gave in and Life seemed and much to his surprise was taping a segment of the series hired him. admitted to NYU's School of “Charles in Charge” due to air A few years later, though, O’Neal decided to return to Arts. in syndication l^ter this year. Hollywood while his parents stayed abroad, and try to get acting He majored in drama, did Currently, she’s in New Mexico jobs there. First he h ^ to change his name to avoid confusion Simpler in the some acting at Circle in the ‘ rehearsing the play “Who’s with fellow actor (and third cousin) Patrick O’Neal, which he did, Square, and practiced his pool Afraid of Virginia W oolf but auditions yielded few roles. for two years. Just as he was which is scheduled to run in He worked as a truck driver, a dishwasher, etc. while waiting registering for his Junior year, repertory for the next couple of and finally, acting jobs in series came through, in “The Old Days though, he heard about an weeks. Betsy Palmer Untouchables,” “Dobie Gillis,” “Bachelor Father” and “My open casting call for a new Three Sons” among them. movie. He went, auditioned and They led to a co-starring role in a series, “Empire.” which in got the part — that of Rob turn led to the series that made him a household name. “Peyton Today, things aren’t very easy. Lowe's roommate in “Class.” Place.” He stayed with the show for its five-year run and then Needless to say, he never Q. Please tell me where Garry Moore is living and if he’ll ever made the jump, dubiously at first, to movies with “The Big Government is growing more sophisticated went back to NYU; he went, return to show business. Florence Millen, , Nev. Bounce” and “The Games.” and complex. The area is constantly chang­ instead, into the movie “Heaven A. He’s been living in Hilton Head, S.C., since his retirement Shortly afterward, he starred in “Love Story” which was a ing. Things are happening which will affect Help Us!” then “St. Elmo's about 10 years ago, according to his agent, and has absolutely no smash and “Paper Moon,” for which his co-star, daughter Fire” and “Pretty in Pink.” He plans to return to the business. Tatum, won an Oscar. That was in 1973, though, and he hasn't your future. In order to make the right currently has two coming up for had a clear box-office hit since; followup films such as “The decision for yourself and your family, it’s release soon as well: Driver," “Nickelodeon,” “What’s Up, Doc?” (which was really “Mannequin” and “Trail of the Barbra Streisand’s movie anyway) “Oliver’s Story,” “Barry important to be informed... Read the Man­ Lonesome Pine," Lyndon,” “Partners,” “The Main Event,” and the more recent chester Herald for news about your com­ Anything you'd like to know about prominent Unlike most of his fellow Brat “So Fine,” “Irreconcilable Differences” and “Fever Pitch” all munity, timely editorials and features on Pack actors, he continues to live personalities? Write to Josie, King Features bombed in varying levels. relevant topics. in New York, in the same Syndicate, 235 E. 45th St, New York, N.Y. This is not particularly beneficial for an actor’s career, and he apartment he had while at NYU, reportedly took on his latest role at a sharply reduced fee, in and m ^ e s an effort to work in 10017. order to prove himself again as a dramatic actor. The role is in We can’t promise to turn the calendar back the 'theater. He co-starre J with Norman Mailer’s film version of his novel 'Tough Guys Don’t to the “good old days’’... but we may be able Matt Dillon in a short-iived Dance,” currently in production in Provincetown, Mass. to help. (eight performances) play called His family life is usually repotted in the gossip columns in “The l^ y s of Winter” on great detail. He and Farrah Fawcett have a son, Redmond, 2; he Broadway last season, and is has a son, Griffin (whose latest trouble is his involvement in the currently onstage at Lincoln boating accident death of his friend Gian-Carlo, the son of Center playing an amorous director Francis Coppola), who along with Tatum, is the child of iianrI)PHirr housepainter in a new play his first wife, actress Joanna Moore. He also has a son, Patrick, called “Bodies, Rest and with second wife Leigh Taylor-Young and a grandson courtesy of Motion.” Tatum and son-in-law, John McEnroe. 9t • .'(V-i . - I, i » ^ J I Health...... ** — MANCHESTER HERALD. 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C ity' Opposition to building a railroad re­ degrees with the ground so that new young woman in town. Sally Field. o f the world’ s best beauty ground, straighten it. You are 9. Arm swings and rhythmic sults in murder and pits brother against 1. The ba . starting position. James Garner, Brian Kerwin. 1985. Rated he’s ready for the big time. He’s flanked by political adviser Judge Wirtz (Barry Corbin) back in the stride position. the forward-moving foot makes breathing. From the basic brother. Randolph Scott. Raymond Mas­ exercise, you’ve got to master Stand with your feet parallel, PG-13. 5. Start rear leg swing by contact with the ground at the starting position, practice sey. Lucille Norman. 1952. and wife Lady Bird (Patti LuPone). The Early Years” airs Sunday. Feb. 1. on NBC. the essentials: hip-distance apart, toes pointed [U S A ] Go Tor Your Dreams; Cash Flow pushing off with toes. 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You should • you can fit your fingers under swings, 10 with each arm. ® Abbott and Costello [CN N ] Money Week (3 ) Batman Part 1. muscles: ® Bottomline [USA] Beet the Proa v This requires your body to be in land on the outer edge o f your the inside o f your foot. Breathe in on the right swing, GD Follow M e [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents GD Reino Salvaja • The calf and Achilles tendon GD Agenda S.O.S.S.A. © ) Adam Smith's Money World 1 1 :3 0 A M ® Young Universe proper alignment — head to heel with your toes pointed The outer edge of your foot out on the left. [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius stretch. Stretches back o f legs. @ GEO Course Boros [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch GD M O V IE ; 'Lost in Alaska* In the late foot. Any side-to-side swinging upward at an angle o f 40 — the roundest edge for a 10. 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NY (D In Stereo. you roll forward on the outer breathing regulates your walking [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Gotcha!' (CC) A young [MAX] Cinemex Sessions: "Everybody (8) This Week in Motor Sports Beginners Intermediate WPIX New York. NY OD college student's make-believe espionage [U SA ] Proline Advanced edge, turn it slightly outward to speed. Practice breathing using WHCT Hartford. C T Sey Ye ehl" Join Paul Simon and other mu­ ® All-New Ewoks » game turns real when he meets a t^autiful sic superstars for a celebration of Ameri­ Time WTXX Waterbury. C T 10:00AM CID Pee W e e 's Playhouse Time Time keep knee from turning in. your diaphragm, not your chest. « female spy. Anthony Edwards. Linda Fior- can gospel music at the First Presbyterian © } Well Street With Louis Rukeyser WWLP Springfield. M A Week Miles (Minutes) Week 3D entino. 1985. Rated PG-13. CD W W F Wrestling Challenge Church of Hollywood. (60 min.) Miles (Minutes) Week Miles (Minutes) 8. The toe off. From the basic T o breathe d ^ p ly while you WEDH Hartford. C T [C N N ] NCAA Football Preview 1 St Real Gbostbusters (CC). 1 comfortable pace 1 3 47 1 4 'A 70 position, push o f f with the ball walk, practice breathing by WTWS New London, C T « 9:00AM ® Muppet Babies [U S A ] Outdoors [ESPN ] Tom Mann Outdoors 2 WVIT Hartford, C T M ® Street Hawk 1 17 3 'A 52 2 4 'A 68 of foot. Don’t break contact with imitating the way you breathe ® Poppies 1 1 :00AM (X) Gataxy High [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Daffy Duck's Movie: WSBK Boston, M A GD Wall Street Journal Report Fantestte Islarxt* Daffy finds himself on a 3 1 15 3 3 'A 55 3 4 '/. ground until you have rolled WGGB Springfield. M A ® Flintstone Kids (CC). d D NatkMMi Gsographic Speciai (60 73 when sniffing a flower or » Voyagers min.) tropical island where his wildest dreams 4 1'/: 2.D 4 WXTV Peterson, NJ m ® Voyagers . < come true. 1983. Rated G. 3 'A 52 4 4'/4 72 onto toes. Point your toes in the sleeping. G D G E D -T V WGBY Springfield. M A m (S) Bugs Bunny ® Telephone Auction 5 2 [ T M C ] M O V IE : Coca Cola K k T A young 33 5 3'/4 56 5 5 75 direction you ’ re headed as you Note: Be sure to keep WTIC Hertford, C T a (3) Underdog ® Sm urfs ® W W F Wrestling Challenge Coca-Cola executive is sent to the Aus­ 6 2 '/: CNN Cable News Nat. (CNN) (Sf) 38 6 4 62 6 5 '/’ 80 push off or your body will shift shoulders back and relaxed, Cachun, Cachun, Ra Ra Ra tralian Outback, the last p i m on Earth that DISNEY Disney Channel [DI8) (S ) Sesame Street (CC). GD O ) W W F W restling (60 min.) 7 2% 45 7 doesn't sell the real thing. Eric Roberts. 4 60 7 5 '/: 83 sideways, producing side-to-side buttocks tucked in firmly. Arms ESPN Sports Network IE8PN] ® Ask the Manager © ) Tony Brown's Journal @ ) (3) HBO Home Box Office Greta Scacchi, Bill Kerr. 1985. Rated R. K 3 50 7 4 'A 64 8 6 swaying putting stress on your will swing freely in opposition [HBO] (S ) El Chavo GD Championship Wrestling (60 min.) Frontline: Real Stuff Host Judy 90 CINEMAX CliMinax GD [U S A ] Babe WInkleman'e Good Flshkig Joints. (MAX) [D IS] Wind in the Willows Woodruff explores N A S A ’s shuttle pro­ to your legs. ■ TMC Movie Channel [TMCj © ) La Plaza [ES P N ] Auto Racing '86: Off Road Rac­ gram through the eyes of the astronauts. 12 ;0 0 P M ® Puttin* on the Hits In USA USA Network lO S A ) Wrestling (60 min.) (60 min.) GD ing Baja 1000 from Mexico to Baja, CA Stereo. [DIS] Welcome to*Pooh Comer (60 min.) (R). (8 ) (9) Three Stooges ContliHivd. . . i i l i . i i ' d ' i r 1 4 J 111 •; 1 1 4

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England Ragthna Enasmbliy Gunther ^huller conducts the New England Rag- ® MO(flE; 'Murder in Mbid' A young [ESPN] AW A Wrattfing (60 min.) tirne Ensemble on their annual tour. (60 polieaman ton s out an aarie myaiary con­ Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued min.) In Stereo. cerning a writer and hie wife, f f ic h ^ John­ 12:30AM CD Oandn' to tha Hits son. Zana Walker. Roban Doming. 1975. Polica Story CD Hars'a Lucy ® MOtflE: 'Sahara' A young woman (SD Spsnaar: For H iia IC C ) In m effort to [CN N ] Ewna and Novak promiaaa her dying fathar that she'll drhrs recover from Susan's departure, Spenser CS Natkmal Gaagnphic Special: Egypt: . are upper management. Judge Rainhold, [U S A ] RIptiila coHege student's make-believe espkxtege his last creation in tha firat Sahara knama- 12:45AM O ) m o v i e ; 'M r. M o Io inveatigatas a fisherman's death in TakaaaChanca' A famous aiauth, looking Quest for Eternity (60 min.) Eddie Albert. Jane Seymour. 1986. Rated me turns real when he meets a beautifut fonal Rady. Brooke Shields. Lamban W d - PG-13. 7:30PM CD News Magazine Gloucester. (60 min.) (R). for a hidden munitions base, meats a lady (X) W W F Wrestling (60 min.) ACROSS DOWN Snale spy. Anthony Edwards, Linda Fior- aon. Horst Buchholz. 1984. [ U S A ] Hollywood Inaktor 2 CID Ted Knight Show Monroe hopes Ns entino. 1985. Rated PG-13. 9 D Yesenia (60 min.) from British Intelligance. Peter Lorra. Ro­ (X ) Black Sheep Squadron 9£Offtlw WaH chelle Hudson. 1938. Stand-up comedy act will lead to stardom. 9D Matt Houston Modem Maturity 1 Faction (due to puzzle 2 ShawasLoulae [U S A ] MOVIE; 'PraiMt X' A socret gov- [C N N ] Sports Tonight (g ) MOVIE: 'Don't Look Back' The smig- 1 ;30PM □ y — □ Jefferson CD Jeopardy emment agent returns from the Orient in [CNN] CNN News 1:00AM CD JoNoraona gles and frustrations of one of baseball's (S ) Chariia's Angala answer) [ESP N ] Sporticantar Saturday 5 Ms. Moreno 3 Proeecutor: ebbr. Mama's Family the year 2118 with the cryptic message CD Talaphona Auction greatest players, Leroy '^ tc h e l' Paige, re­ CD [HBO] M O V IE : 'Apology' (C C ) A n artist [M AX] MOtflE: ‘Head Offica' (CC) (H ) O w l/TV (CC). ■ g Father Tim on "Soap" 4 Late actress Lancaster that the world will be destroyed within tw o sult in final triumph. Louis Gossett, Jr., Jim G5 Charies in Charge Charles tries to ob­ uses anonymous taped phone confessions Whan a yw n g men is promoted to an eao- (S) M TV Video Countdown [C N N ] Nawsmakar Saturday 10 Comparative ending 5 Larry ManettI rola weeks. Christopher George. Greta Bald­ for her unusual creation. Lesley Ann W ar­ Davis, Cleavon Little. 1981. tain a college loan. win. 1968. cuth/a position, ha meats the low-Nfsa who [ESP N ] RoHarmanla (60 min.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Aharad Statas' A re­ o 12 Native bom Israeli 6 Id est: abbr. ren, Peter Weller. 1986. In Stereo. (S) Talaphona Auction 13 14 7 "M r. Keane, — of Lost ® Calhoun's Court are upper managamant. Judge Rainhold. [ T M C ] M O V IE: Coca Cola Kid' A young search scientist searches for the beginning 15 Boots (due to puzzle 8:30PM (ID @ 9 S l « l g « H am nw rl (C C ) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Best Revenge* A drug Eddie Alban. Jans Seymour. 1986, Rated (S) Economics USA Persona" ® As Schools Match Wits Coca-Cola executive is sent to the Aus­ of life through strange self- answer) Don M ts out to expose a suave thief who peddler becomes Involved in blackmail and PG-13. tralian Outback, the last place on Earth that ® Wrestliitg (60 min.) experimentation. William Hurt. Blair 18 " A ^ Grows In 8 Roacoe on "Dukas of ( ^ W hat a Countryl Taylor makes plans convinces Sledge that he is his long-lost bribery when he persuades an old friend to 1 1 :40PM [HBO] MOVIE; The Park doesn't sell the real thing. Eric Roberta, (3 ) Comedy Classics Brown, CtuKlea Held. 1980. Rated R. Brooklyn" Hazzard" for a Moroccan singer's performance at a brother. smuggle- drugs out of Morocco. John o 11 Grant — local club. (■ MIm ' (CC ) One man tries to call the Greta Scacchi. Bill Kerr. 1985. Rated R. O 20 RIm holder Heard. Levon Helm. 1983. Rated R. [U S A ] Covar Story Benny Hill . ( 9 ) M O V IE : ‘1 0 0 Riflas' A bank robber 21 13 Same Island CD public's attention to the plight of the Viet­ and a lawman join up with a female revolu- 21 "The — Man and the (3 ) Maude [U S A ] AHrad Hitchcock Praeants nam vet by taking Central Park hostage. 1:05AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'After 2:00PM CD All Pro Taam (60 min.) 14 ComwaWs, e.g. Storyteller A medieval storyteller Hours' (CC ) Boy-meets-girl in an uptown tionary to help save the Mexican Indians See" (®) What a Countryl earns his dinner by relating a tale of a man Tom m y Le4 Jones, Helen Shaver. 1985. In from a despotic milrtary governor. Jim ® M O V IE : 'M urdar M y Friand' Dan A u­ 22 Therefore 16 JIft or John 10:30PM (3D BImIi Hmn Stereo. N Y. diner and is plunged into her world of gust falls in love and his friends get hurt. 17 A — of bear Throb Sandy starts a romance with a who is half-human, half-hedgehog. In Brown, Raquel Welch, Burt Reyrtolds. 24 M i. Burnett 95 Stereo. Q 9 n *w i crazies, punkers and an assortment of wild , Norman FeH, Richard Art- 19 "Out of Africe" star doctor. Th« Avengora women. Griffin Dunne, Rosanna Arquette, 1969. 25 Roeelind — 09 Hollywood Clow-Up 12^00AM G$ deraon. 1970. 23 Mark — [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report (S ) This Old House (CC). , Ten Garr. 1985. Rated R. ® Candlepip Bow ling (60 min.) 28 ConateRetlon @ ) MOVIE: DMth Drwim' 1972 i O 26 AttHa the — [ESPN] College Beeketball All-Star (S ) Twilight Zono ® Magic of Oil Painting 31 Hawaiian dance [ESP N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) MOVIE: 'Tha Boston Stranglar' This (3D m o v i e : Tho Good Earth' SD PEUCULA: 'Lot Hijoe de L c ^ ' El 33 27 Melltee on "Falcon Gam e From Lacrosse, Wisconsin. (2 hrs., 95 1:10 AM (SD M O V IE : 'Th a Night of tha Ganarals* 32 Drug agent [U S A ] Alfrod Hitchcock Prosonts drama details the rise, manhunt, capture Chinese peasants struggle for survival in padre ha decidido retirarse y los hijos de- (3D As Wolf serves 30 min.) A prostitute is murdered and suspicion 34 Merge Crest" 8:00PM outlaws times of harvest and drought. Paul Muni, ben hacerse cargo de sus negocios. Al­ as bodyguard to a female evangelist in 11:00PM (1) (ID (g) (S) (S) N«v» and prosecution of the notorious Boston falls on three Nazi generals. Peter O'Toole. 36 Jean Stapleton role 29 Ella — murderer. Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda, Luise Rainer. 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[CN N ] Nawanlght (S) 35 Perry Meson author stairs' A k>r>ely artd isolated woman who ticipate in the birth of the civil rights move­ (G) MOVIE; 'Enter the Game of Death' year-old witch punishes her school and 41 She’s Mrs. King 1:25AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Act of MOVIE: 'A Shot in the Dark' A bun­ runs an offbeat boardirtg house finds rom­ ment and recounts her life spanning a cen­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Haartland' A widow and Three members of a 1920s undercover classmates with fiery demonstrations. 42 Country singer Johnny 36 Luther on "St. CD Vengeance' (CC) Chinese gang try to retrieve a military do­ Elsewhere" gling police inspector, believing in the in­ ance with her newest tenant, a withdrawn tury of change. Cicely Tyson. Barbara her daughter settle on a ranch in the Ameri­ Melissa Sue Anderson, Cathryn Damon, ^ H 3 7 38 Chaney. Richard Dysart. 1974. cument coTKeming a possible Japanese in­ 36 ID for Tewea nocence of a parlor maid who is accused of cellist hoping to overcome a family tra­ can wilderness. Rip Tom , Conchata Ferrell, 1:30AM (ID M T V To p 20 vid e o Patrick Cassidy. 1981. Lilia Skala. 1981. Rated PG. vasion. Bruce Le. 1978. 40 ID for Akins murder, has her released from jail. Peter gedy. Stockard Channirtg, Sam Water- (S ) M O V IE : Th o Oorawray' A husirand Courrtdown 9 5 El M undo dal Box (2 hrs.) S i 1 Sellers, Elke Sommer, George Sanders. ston. Linda Hunt. 1987. and wife plan and axacuta a bank robbery, [CN N ) Newsday 1964 (S) M otofw aak C D Ohara (C C ) When an aspiring bal­ then attampt a complicatad getaway with [D IS ] Edison Twins 0 the loot. 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G5 M O V IE : 'Blood and Sarwl' A bullfigh­ (8 ) Record Ouida [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Eddie and the Ciuisets' TV puzzle solution on page 32 ter becomes involved with beautiful girl, 30 min.) arrangements could have their draw­ (S) MOVIE: 'Fatal Needles, Fatal Fist' ooooo - S ) MOVIE: 'Good Agakwt Evil' Tho Tw enty years after the disappearance of a forsaking his wife, and losing the concen­ (S) S9 The Goldm GMs (CC) Dorothy. backs today. It both parties are not in T w o friends engage in a fight with bandits story of a young couple who fall in love in band's lead singer, a re p ^ e r and the tration required in the bull-ring. Tyrone Blanche and Rose agree to babysit a group and one friend kills the other by mistake. 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IB) If your you'll regret It later. Adventure' Additional survivors turn up (60 min.) C B S N ew s three motherless lion cubs until they are guest: Peter Noons. get him. VoiCt's of: Jim Henson. Carroll on a capsized ocean liner, and thieves are 6:30PM CD ® MOVIE: 'Ten Tigers from Kwang- hopes are unreasonably based upon SSEuwic* O ne Big Family Uncle Jake renews his forced to set them free. Virginia McKenna, VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Usually Spinney. 1985. Rated G. 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Saturday, Jan. 81,19B7 —1$ Families For Joanna Kerns: Blissful family life is a myth Growing pains have become a pleasure Strive for healthiness instead of happiness

By Jane Ardmore who lives with us. She picks visit my friend, spend my Ashley up from school and birthday with her, and she was By Alan D. Entin, Ph.D. director of the Georgetown oanna Kerns’ young brings her to the set where she gone. Terrible. It made my University Family Center in daughter, Ashley, is does her homework and has a separation from Lafayette ivorce is the American Washington, D.C. writing out invitations ball with the other kids — Alan complete.” style; more than a At the heart of the healthy for her eighth birthday Thicke’s boys Robin (9) and In Santa Clara there were million families break family, says Dr. Bowen, is a party when we arrive at Brennan (10); 'our children’ on sidewalks. She could ride her up each year. The concept called “differentiation the hilltop home they the show, Jeremy Miller is just bike and rollerskate. She could children of these of self” that means becoming turning 10. He has a younger Jshare overlooking the San walk to school. No bus. And she divorces (and the emotionally flee of the influence brother A.shley’s age. Tracy Fernando Valley. Mother and swam. “I swam probably as childrenD of unbroken homes as of past generations. Gold has a younger sister. daughter are both golden girls long as Donna did, and I’m six well) fall prey to drugs and Step one: exploring your Brandy (9) who’s always with burnished skin, blue eyes, years younger. I competed like alcohol. They struggle against family history. This is especially around, and her other sister. blond hair; both radiate a health crazy, and it was never my cup depression and suicide — and important since patterns of Missy, who did ‘Benson,’ is and joy that is good to see. of tea. I was the one who’d lose. The number of Americans behavior, like heirlooms, tend to always there. And Kirk Kerns knows what she wants come out of the water with a who are ill each year is on the be passed down from generation Cameron, our other ‘son,’ is 14. for herself careerwise and for stomach-ache. I had terrible ear rise despite advances in to generation. Step two: It’s a family affair. Ashley — a sense of security, a trouble and sinus trouble. medicine. No wonder the idea of understanding how your family normal childhood — and despite “Luckily Ashley doesn’t want “Donna never got sick. Her having “a happy family” seems is functioning now, including all the usual guilts a working to be an actress. She wants to do hair never turned green. She was so attractive. your own role. Step three: mother feels, she can see that the ‘Johnny Carson Show,’ but built to swim. And I was built to changing your role in the family the child is growing and she doesn’t want to be an actress compete. There was so much And yet happiness is not a system. glowing. — maybe because for so many pressure inside of me to goal family therapists like me 1. Exploring your family “I’ve always been a full-time years she saw me not getting the duplicate her success. Donna encourage the families we see to history. Your parents, mom, regardless of working — jobs. What she says is that she was on the cover of magazines strive for. Why not? Because it’s stepparents, grandparents and this year more than ever. I doesn’t want to have to change and traveled all over the world. I f a fairy-tale ideal beyond the other relatives played important realize that divorce is difficult clothes so many times. She just wanted fame and fortune too. I reach of most families. In fact, roles in your life when you were social dysfunction (like heavy communicate your own point of 5. What was said and how it for children, that because of loves being there. She does little loved to dive and practiced on families who strive for happiness growing up; many of their drinking) or poor health in one view too. Say “I” instead of was said conveyed different ours, this has been a particularly chores like helping Judith, our the trampoline and then finally, often end up unhappy, because patterns and ways of dealing or both members of the couple. “we.” Leam to put your gears messages. Then: Yes No Now: fragile year for her, but she’s costume lady, arrange the when the ear infections really of the fears and the insecurities with you were established long Most often, when families are in reverse and say “no” Yes No doing well and her dad (TV jewelry on the trays. She knows bugged me, I switched to \ they feel when they realize before you arrived. in conflict, it’s been the woman sometimes. 6. We encouraged each other commercial producer Richard everyone on the crew on a gymnastics. It was a new sport they’ve fallen short. To understand more about who compromises her “self.” • Reduce your anxiety. It’s to make new friends. Kerns) and I have gone out of first-name basis and feels quite then. Cathy Rigby sort of So what should you strive for? your family’s past, collect She’s been taught from early not the stress in a family that Then: Yes No Now: Yes No our way to let her know it was at home. brought it to this country. It was I and my colleagues think that stories from relatives, perhaps childhood to obey the makes you sick, but rather your 7. By and large, my family not her fault: that we both love “For her birthday, she’s only in ’68 that Olga Korbut healthy is a better ideal. All writing them down in a journal commandment of Peace at Any way of reacting to it. Reducing treated the children equally. her dearly: that he’ll always be inviting everyone from school families have problems, and how Price. But this pattern just anxiety may be easier said than Then: Yes No Now: Yes No appeared. She was 4’10”; or recording them on tape. Draw her dad. We’ve been very and the set, except no boys. Oh, well yours adapts and copes with a family tree, going back as far creates a facade of a harmonious done, but as you temper your 8. When things went wrong, I’m over 5’8”, but I made up careful about that. It’s tough to except Kirk Cameron, but he stress makes the difference as possible, listing names, family life. Sooner or later, overreactions tb emotionally people usually blamed others. my mind and at 13, left home do. There are so many mixed won’t stay for the cake. He’ll between healthiness and births, deaths, marriages, she’s hit with physical or charged situations, your anxiety Then: Yes No Now: Yes No (there were no gymnast coaches / emotions that go with divorce. just show up,” laughs Joanna. unhealthiness. divorces. What to do with all the emotional symptoms: headaches, will diminish — and, 9. If a friend or relative in northern California), and She spends a day with him “She’s at such a great age. Consider television’^ most information? Step two... shortness of breath, heart miraculously, your calmness will moved away or died, we during the week and again on She’s leaving babyhood behind moved to Fresno to study with popular families: the palpitations, unexplained crying, spread through the family. discussed our feelings or sadness the weekend and goes on a and becoming a girl.’’ Without coach Wanda Obradovitch. Cunninghams of “Happy 2. Understand pg how your insomnia. • Get help if unbearable stress or loss. Then: Yes No vacation with him during the growing pains. Something Kerns “I lived in Fresno all through Days”; ; the families family works now. The family is Another pattern to watch for persists. If understanding the Now: Yes No summer. wasn’t able to do. Her growing high school, the first year in a in “Family Tics” and “The a system, including not just When you were growing up, you stress in your family and “We’ve been so lucky that pains were acute, and she boarding house run by an elderly Cosby Show.” They have spouse and children, but parents, may have taken an attempting to change your role In a healthy family... 'Growing Pains’ (ABC’s hit remembers them acutely. lady, very bright and witty, who problems, stresses and conflicts, grandparents, brothers, sisters, over-responsible, in the family system aren’t 1. Family members may freely sitcom) came along at exactly When she was Ashley’s age, rented out two of her rooms, one just like we all do. But we tune lovers, stepchildren, stepparents, over-functioning position in the enough, you should consider express themselves. the right time. I can’t imagine her family was living in to me. I don’t think she ever in to watch them week after friends, neighbors, child-care family. Firstborn children, talking with a mental-health 2. People feel and express going through all this — caring Lafayette, Calif., but were anticipated having a teen-ager on V week because they nuke us feel providers and ex-spouses and especially girls, tend to fit this professional who specializes in their own opinion; others don’t , for Ashley, spending time with getting ready to move to Santa her hands. I was so awfully we’re not alone with our their families. What’s special mold. It oten repeats itself in family problems. 'This won’t think or talk for them. her — and looking for work. Clara because older sister Donna young. And you have to problems. about a system is that each later relationships, such as with eliminate the stress, but it will 3. Conflicts are resolved Our marriage was in the iffy De Varona, later two-time understand my regime. My They’re optimistic, fun to be person affects every other person co-workers, and can lead to help your family cope with without too much stress. stage. We knew there were Olympic gold medalist in gymnast coach was very strict. Joanna Kerns with, and as healthy as families in a chain reaction. tension, nervousness and related problems, and it will give you 4. Members are open to problems and were really swimming, was going to train I’d be at the gym at 7 in the can be. (Health is not beyond Most interesting is that physical ills. that all-important sen.se of people outside the family circle. working on them when the pilot with Olympic coach George morning. We’d work for an the reach of less traditional family’s responses to the stress 3. How to change your role in control. 5. Communication is clear, was being shot, but I had no Hays. “My older brother was hour, then I’d go to classes. My couldn’t be raised or lowered routines apart and worked harder families, either, such as the are usually the same time and the family system. Whatever there aren’t hidden messages. idea it would sell so well the starting junior college at Foothill lunch hours were spent at the from the ground so that when I to make them better.” single-parent family, the blended time again. If you have trouble your dissatisfaction with the way YOUR FAMILY THEN AND NOW 6. Members are open to first season. The response was J.C., and I was going to go into gym. After school. I'd get to did a slide dip, my rear would Despite her height, Kerns or remarried family, the adoptive seeing the patterns in your you’re functioning within your Having trouble remembering people outside the family circle. so great. The day it wrapped, fourth grade. gym between 3 and 4 practice drag. ranked 14th out of 28 family, the communal/extended family, look back into your family, you must realize that the how, exactly, your family 7. Each child is allowed to be after their 22nd episode, they “I was ready for the move," until 8, then go home and do my “My center of gravity was so competitors vying for the 1968 family, the homosexual or family’s history. Did children healthiest people are the ones worked when you were growing special and different. were picked right up and didn’t Joanna remembers. “It was OK homework. much lower than the other girls’ Olympic team. But she failed to lesbian couple family.) leave home early? Did money who take responsibility for their up? Here are some specific 8. People accept the have to wait until May to know. except for leaving my best “I had like 20 sets of parents that I moved more slowly. My make the team and later tore a An unhealthy family, on the take on too much importance? own happiness and life. You points to check reganling family responsibility for their actions. And now they’ve been sold into girlfriend. A year later I came who were always asking me to teammates would sit on the bars cartilage in her left knee while other hand, can’t cope with its Or perhaps you found one of can’t change another person, but life back then — and now as 9. Feelings about loss are syndication. In short, they have back to visit her and found she dinner. The second year I lived so I wouldn’t rock them. I was doing a back somersault. It was problems and demands. And the these patterns, into which you can change yourself — so well. openly discussed. it made. had died of leukemia! It was with a family. We all went to state champion when I went to a tough time. more trouble the unhappy family couples fall when a marriage is avoid a frustrating experience 1. My family could express a The members of emotionally “Yes," Kerns says. “I have devastating. It had happened so McLaine High; the girls from Fresno so I was a real asset to She decided on dancing, has coping, the more strained fillt^ with tension: and concentrate on yourself. variety of feelings. Then: Yes healthy families not only live four more years of this — 110 quickly. We’d been on the swim the gymnastics team were the team down there, and Wanda dropped out of college when she relationships become. In an • They become cool toward Some ways to do it: No Now: Yes No longer than members of episodes. After 16 years of team together, swam every day cheerleaders. I loved it.” was a very special lady. I think won a part in “Clown Around,” unhealthy family there’s more each other. • Take charge of yourself and 2. Members of my family unhealthy families, but they also being an actress, suddenly I together through the summers. Kerns had studied ballet from a lot of the values she taught me a stage show, physical and emotional illness, • One member of the couple the situation. OtKe you often spoke for one another or enjoy better physical health know what I’m doing. And That summer, she'd been out in the time she was 10. Along with in gymnastics have helped me supposedly bound for Broadway. too. gives up individuality. understand the forces at work in read each others minds. while they live. They get more doing it on tape, our hours are the yard playing baseball with gymnastics, she had ballet and endure the acting career. I “I called home to tell my A grim outlook, and one you • They join together over a your family, your new strength Then: Yes No Now: Yes No out of life; they’re full of hope actually humane. I get to take her brother, started to bruise, jazz training. “I love the learned not to take each rejection parents I was quitting school to certainly want to avoid. The common concern, like a child. and confidence will allow you to 3. We could talk about our and optimism. my daughter to school every day and two weeks later was dead. dancing and performing end of as a personal rejection. In go on the road with Gene Kelly. most helpful framework I know While these patterns can think about family stress and not differences to settle So take charge. You’ll come and still get to the studio by 10. Her mother was so traumatized it, but I was really way too big looking at a script, I I was going to Broadway! Of of for describing family occasionally deflect immediate just react blindly to it. disagreements. Then: Yes No to see all the pushing and and four days a week. I'm by it all, she hadn’t contacted for the apparatus. The uneven automatically try to figure out course, we closed before we relationships and pointing a conflict and preserve the peace, • Take less responsibility for Now: Yes No pulling that happens in every through by 6:30. my mother. So I came back to parallel bars could only go out how to make it better, just as in opened. family in a healthy direction when they’re overused they can others. Yes, listen to them, 4. My thoughts and feelings family as a challenge, not a "I have a full-time helper Lafayette to stay at my uncle’s. so far at the time, and they gymnastics. We took the comes from Murray Bowen, lead to unhealthy family clarify their thoughts and were ignored or criticized. threat, and you’ll handle these M.D., a psychiatrist who is the behavior: sexual dysfunction. feelings — but try to Then: Yes No Now: Yes No challenges more constructively. • iMMiK

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Sunday, Feb. 1 group of gifted students at an exckielve ScffweKkopf; fasirion dasigrrar Roberto from Atlantic City, and taped coverage of American Navy nurse and a Freneffwnen in [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Assault on Precinct CavaHi. (60 min.) the MHIrosa Track and Field games from 1:00AM CD joa FrankUn Show science institution seek revenge sgsktst Hawaii find romance during W orld W ar II. 1 3' Cops and cons join forces as a teenage the unscrupulous professor w ho has been CD M O V IE : 'SomatMKty U p Tffwra Ukaa Madison Square (iardan. (90 min.) Mitzi <3eynor. Rosseno Brezzi, Joffm Kerr. ang lays siege to a police station. Austin GD One Big F a n ^ Unde Jake renews Ma stealing their ideas. Val Kilmer. William M o ' A prizafigffrtar turns his rabaltiousnass 9 Tax Break '87 CD Buck Rogers 1958. gtoker, Darwin Joston, . friendship with his former vaudeville part­ Atherton, MicheRe Meyrink. 1985. Rated into a successful rirrg career. Paul New­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'My Science Project' ner (Bill Macy) wffio's atxxit to undergo sur­ 5:00AM [CN N ] Spofts Ravimr [USA] Sunday Cartoon Expraas 9 Little House on tffw Prairie 1976. Rated R. PG. man, Everett Sloane, Eileen ffffeckart. GD National Geographic on Assignment (C C ) A high scffiool student's science pro­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Reel Genius' (CC) A gery. [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Mtns 8:30AM CD up From 1956. 9 . Star Search (60 min.) GS Gresteet American Hero ject gets out of control. Jotm Stockwell. group of gifted students at an exclusive [U S A ] Herbalifa SIdlom From Kitzbuehel, Austria. (60 min.) 1 0 : 4 5 A M ® Ja w ish Ufa Dennis Hopper. Fisher Stevens. 1985. •cierwe institution seek revenge against 9 Tow ard Immortalffty CD Raal Estata Today GD M O V IE : 'Tffw S w arm ' Millions of Afri­ GD MOVIE; 'Tffw Searcffwrs' A Texas 9 Father Murpffiy Rated PG-13. die unscrupulous professor w ho ffias t>een 11:30PM QD C B S N ew * [TM C] MOVIE; Two Lo v m ' An unor­ 11:00 A M (S MOVIE; Tarzan CD Tha World Tomorrow can killer bees bring death and destruction Civil W ar veteran returns home to find his Wonderworks: Hector's Bunyip steeling tffieir ideas. Val Kilmer, Wilffiem ValuatalavlakM [U S A ] Go For Your Draam s: Cash Fkwv thodox teacher in ren>ote Northern New Triumpffis' A hidden city in the jungle is 9 [U S A ] Virginian QD to North Amarica. Richard Wldmark, Mi­ brotffwr and sister-in-law kitted and his two (C C ) In this Australian film, a foster child Expo * Zealand gets involved with a mixed-up CD Sunday Mass taken over by a squad of Nazi paratroop­ Atffwrton, Micffwlle Meyrink. 1965. Rated Q D It la W ritten chael Caine. Katherine Ross. 1978. neices captured by Commaches. John with an active imagination creates ffiis own 7:30PM 8 NHL Hockey: Hartford PG. handsome teacher who keeps threatening ( 9 Robert Schuller ers. Johnny Weissmuller. Frances Gifford, Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Natalie W ood. 8 Hanaymoonara 1:10AM [CNN] Health Weak to kill himself. Shirley Maclaine. Laurence 9 MOVIE: 'Death Cures off Tartu' A special friend. (60 min.) Wffialers at Pittsburgh Penguins (2 hrs., [TM C] MOVIE; 'The Company of Rex Williams. 1943. 1956. 30 min.) Live. Harvey. Jack Hawkins 1961. (3 ) Heckle ft Jeckle/Deputy Dowg group of tourists happen upon on the mys­ (9 War Chronicles Wotvee' (C C ) A s her grandmotffier tells (]S Christian CMMran'a Fqnd 1:30AM QD check it OutI CD This Week in Conrtecticut terious burial ground of an Aztec God. Fred [C N N ] Larry King Weekend ® Davey & Goliath 9 Wonderful World off Disney: Adven­ 9 I Love Lucy eerie tales, a young girl encounters many 8 Strictly Businas* 8 IN N N ew s 5:05AM [DIS] Bmt of Wait Diamy o p N e w Gidget Gidget offers to run a Pinero, Doug Hobart. 1966. [C N N ] Crossfire [D IS] Best of Walt Disney Preeentt: tures in Fantasy The Andrew Sisters' 9 NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at New strange happenings. Angele Lensbury, (S) 8 Sport* Machine Proseme: Tatto<^ Police Horse friend's beachside snack bar. [CNN] Nawsmakar Sunday 9 9 College Basketball: North Caro- Tattooed Police Horse (60 min.) singing is featured in tffw cartoons "Joffinny York Rangere (2 hrs., 30 min.) David Warner, Sarah Patterson. 1985. [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl 8 Country Record Guido [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Final Tsrror* A 5:30AM CD C N N N ew s O ) Telephone Auction lirw at Notra D am s (2 hrs.) Live. [ESPN ] MI8L Soccer: Wichita Wings Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet," affxxit two f la t^ R. In Stereo. [ESPN ] 1986 International WatarskI 9 WUd America (CC) 8 Nawamakor* group of cam r discovers tffiat tffw Cali- (il) INN News ( 3 ) Real to Reel 9 Gerwration at Risk at St. Louis Steamers (2 hrs.) Live. hats that fall in love, and "Little To o t," [U S A ] Robert KIdn Tima To u r (60 min.) (R). GD O ne Big Fam ily Everyone's afraid tffiat fomia redwo * nold evil. Daryl Hannah, [CN N] Money Week 9 M O V IE : 'FooTa Parade' A prison [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Th e Fox' The relation­ about a troublesome tugkxwt. (60 min.) (B) SpMtuai Ufa Cruaads [H B O ] Frsggte Rock (CC). In Stereo. (3 ) Wonderworks: Wild Pony A young Kate is hanging around with tffw wrong 9:30PM GD in Dapth Racffiel W a r Adrian Zmed. 1981. Rated boy becomes closer to his stepfather guard and a bank president plot to kill and ship of tw o young women is threatened by [CN N] Newswatch crowd. [C N N ] Sports Tonight R. 6:00AM CD Today's Business- GD Sanford and Son 8:A5AM ® sacred Heart through the love for e wild pony. (60 min.) rob three men w ho were released from pri­ tffw arrival of a young man. Sandy Dennis, [D IS] Danger Bay [U S A ] Maks a Million Weekend son and possess a large cffieck. James Ste­ Anne Heywood, Keir Dullea. 1968. Rated [ESP N ] NHL Hockey: Bocton Bruine at 1:45 AM CD To Ba Announcad. (S) It's Your Business New York Rangers (3 hrs.)‘Live. 10:00PM QD Hard Copy PREMIERE (D Black Nows 9:00AM CD Com m ent wart. George Kennedy. Anne Baxter. PG. [ESPN] Subaru World Cup Skiing 11:34PM QD 8 New * Cffiampionsffiip (60 min.) Y o i ^ crime reporter David Del VeNe ex­ 1:55AM 9 That's tha Spirit Dangermouse 9 Adelante 1971. CSD In Depth CD 3:30PM d ) Golf; A T 8 .T PabMa Beach 8:00PM (S Murder. She Wrote (CC) periences politk^ pressure wffien ffiis story 11:35PM [D IS ] Fhra MHo Croak (3 ) Three Stooges [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Out Off Africa' (CC) A Bedridden due to a back problem. Jessica 2:00AM CD CIw istian Cliildran'a Fund GD Christian Science Monitor Reports CD Jerry Falwell 9 Hart to Hart National Pro-Am (2 hrs., 30 min.) Live. on growing {^n g murders dasffies die Danish writer's unffwppy marriage to a overtwars a telepffione conversation tffiat mayor's position on crime crackdown. (60 11:45PM (3D Ent*rl*lnin*m This ® Oral Roberts 9 Business World Lat's Go Bowling 3 ) M O V IE: 'Stranga Cargo* Escaped pri­ O ) CNN Nows CD 9 GD Fu tM Intemacional (2 hrs.) wealthy landowner is brightened when she involves the planned murder of a Cet>ot min.) W eek A special ff>our-k>ng celetKation of soners from Devil's Island find religion, GD Eco con Jacobo Zsbiudovsky falls in love with a dashing adventurer. [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents GD InhumafKrids (B ) Firing Line (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Night of the Comet' Cove resident. (60 min.) e S N a w * Hollywood's 100th anniversary. (60 min.) love and mysticism in a South American (B ) Perkins Fam ily The family plans a sur­ (C C ) T w o Valley Girts try to survive after a Meryl Streep. Robert Bedford, Klaus Maria [ESPN] College Basketball: Virginia at GD Kenneth Copeland GD MOVIE: The Wackiest Ship in the d ) Solid Gold (60 min.) 12:00AM Q) Jimmy Swaggart jungle. Clark Gable. Joan Crawford, Ian prise birthday party for Mom and Kim ar­ comet's radiation turns its victims into Brandauer. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. QD Straight Talk Hunter. 1940. Clem son (2 hrs.) (R). 9 Batman A rm y’ A naval lieutenant begins a danger­ rives with her unusual pet. CD David Toma Show ( B I N N New* 8 S t a r T r * k ous mission on an old sailing vessel with a cannibalistic zombies. Catffwrine Mary Ste­ [U SA] Airwolf GD MOVIE; Tha Cowboy and tha Lady' 6:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week IBI Sesame Street (CC). wart, KelKMaroney, Robert Beltran. 1984. GD Lifestyles off the Rich end Famous 8 Kaya to Succass 9 M O V IE : 'Th e Young R unaways’ T w o crew who knows nothing about sailing. 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Shining 8 [CNN] CNN New* A cattle randier marries an ffwiress twfore (3 ) Telephone Auction Jack Lemmon. Ricky Nelson. Chips Raf­ Rated P G -13. Sdwduled; Brooke Stiielde, Conway 6:30AM CS Robert Schuller young runaways, on a mission to kidnap Season' This is tffw true story of John 8 Insight / Out 8 Hogan's Haro** sffw realizes wtiat is happening. Gary their brother and sister from a foster home, ferty. 1961. Tw itty; American ffwiress Caroline hiunt (3) Comic Strip Animated. Crusaders bat­ 4:00PM d ) 8 W ide w o rld of Sport* Baker, wffw spent his final year of life 8 MOViE: ‘Big Broadcaat of 1938' Cooper, Merle Otwron, WaKer Brennan. (£ ) New Jersey People end up in a tangle with bank robbers and a Scffioellkopf; fashion designer Roberto 8 ButtarfUa* tle evil forces on a distant planet in "Tiger- [CN N] Newaday Tod ay’s program features live coverage of coaching a losing girl's track team to a During a race between tw o ocean liners, a 1938. GD Christopher Close-Up confrontation with police. A "Wonderful Cavalli. (60 min.) 8 Outer Limits Sharks"; a bumbling cat detective always [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Catffwrina tffw Graat' A tffw AFC-NFC Pro Bowl from Honolulu, HI, title-winning season. Timothy Bottoms, .man is also ciiased for kiack alimony by 9 Inaigtit/ Out W orld of Disney" presentation. 9 Th e B(oy King Tffw kwytiood days of GD 20 Minute Workout solves his case in "Karate Kal"; frogs fir^ and tape-delayed coverage of women's Allyn Ann f^Lerie, Ed Begley, Jr. 1979. 8 38 on Sports three ex-wives. , W .C . Fields, timid young princess arrives from Ger­ Dr. Martin Lutffwr King. (60 min.) [CN N ] Monay Waak adventure working for a radio station's many to w ^ the Grand Duke Peter and downhill World Alpine skiing from Switz­ Martha Raye. 1938. (S) Insight [E8PN] Sportscenter SuiKlay: This 6:30PM CD C B S N e w s 8 M a p p 6 i L u c i a Lucia journeys to tffw [U S A ] Lottary Buatars "Hop Line" in "Th e Street Frogs"; and eventually assume the throne of Russia as erland and America's Cup yachting from 9 9 MOVIE: 'LBJ; The Early Years' ® Rirrg Around the W orld W ee k in Sports (60 min.) ^ s s e x town of TilNng end meets her so­ 9 CffKistian Ufestyffe Magazine tow children attend a camp filled with Catherine the Great. Elisabeth Bargner, Australia. (3 hrs.) (3) 9 N B C N e w s (C C ) Lyndon Baines Johnson rises to polit­ [D IS ] D TV cial match in tffw person of Miss Elizabeth Look at Me Now 2:10AM [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch comic creatures in "Th e Mini-Monsters". 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] CNN Travel Guide Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. 1934. 9 Police Story 9 Rat Patrol ical and financial power from his early start Mapp. (60 min.) (R). GD [D IS ] Contraption (60 min.) in 1934 to his eventual inauguration as [C N N ] Newsnigffit Update 2:1 SAM QD css New* Nightwatch 1 1 : 3 0 A M CD Face tffw Nation [E S P N ] OoH: IMazda Classic LPGA GoH (3 ) MOVIE: 'Tffw Lindbergh Kidrwpping (3D Notidero Univiskm President in 1963. Randy Quaid, Petti Lu- GD Giving Th e m W h a t T h a y W a n t Host •foinad in Progress ® ) The World Tomorrow from Boca Raton, Florida.~'(2 hrs.) Live. Case' Drama about tffw 1932 crime, cap­ [U S A ] Syncffwonal Research [H B O ] MOVIE: *A Shining Season' This This Week With David Brinkley (B) Wonderworks: Hector's Bunyip Pone, Morgan Brittany. 1987. in Stereo. - Roffwrt Mitchum introduces us to such fa­ is the true story of Jphn Baker, who spent GD La Santa Misa CD 9 ture and sensational trial of Bruno Ricffwrd 2:20AM 8 a b c New * [ U S A ] T h e Master (60 min.) (C C ) In this Australian film, a foster child mous entrepreneurs as sffiowmen P .T. 12:04AM CD News / Sports his final year of life coaching a losing girl's CD Cartoons Hauptrrwnn. the kidnapper-slayer of tffw 9 Nature (C C ) The fragile ecosystem of Bemum, automoffiile magnate Lee (scocce, [C N N ] Daybreak with an active imagination creates his own tffw remote rain forests in southwest Ca­ 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latanight track team to a title-winning season. Timo­ GD MOVIE: 'Ride ’em Cowboy' Abbott 1:30PM 9 Wild Kirrgdom twenty month old son of world famous merchant Aaron Montgomery Ward, 12:19AM C D Can You Be Tffiinrwf? [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer special friend. (60 mrn.) meroon is examined. (60 min.) (R) In thy Bottoms, Allyn Ann McLerie, Ed Be­ and Costello travel out west end the fun (S) PEUCULA: 'Cronica de un Amor' aviator Charles A. Lindbergh. Cliff De patent-medicine menufecturer Lydia Pink- [D IS] MOVIE: 'South Pacific' A young [C N N ] Inside Business Stereo. (S Misskm: Impoaeibla gley, Jr. 1979. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Out Off Africa' (CC) A begins. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Ella Fitz­ Una actriz de cine acepta un amor ffwnesto. Young, Antfftony Hopkins, Martin Balsam. ffiem and otffwrs wffio implemented novel 12:30AM American Navy nurse and a Frenchman in Hawaii find romance during World W ar II. [M A X ] Album Flash; Olivia Newton- Danish writer’s unhappy marriage to a gerald. 1942. provocando,tuna serie de situeciones vi- 1976. [D IS ] Animals in Action 9 M O V IE: 'Torpedo Run* A World W ar techniques to attract customers. (60 min.) 9 Ctiristian Cfftildren'e Fund wealthy landowner is brightened w ^ n she olentas. Jacqueline Andere, Ricardo II American submarine commander inad- Gene Scott Mitzi Gaynor, Rossano Brazzi, John Kerr. John Olivia Newton-John performs hits (S) Argum ent [C N N ] News Update 7:00PM CD b o M inutes (60 min.) [U S A ] Cover Story GD falls in love with a dashing adventurer. Cones. verdently sinks a Japanese prison ship on 1958. from the.album "Soul Kiss". [D IS ] MOVIE; Dot and the Koala* [C N N ] Styla With Elsa Klensch Meryl Streep. Robert Record, Klaus Maria 9 Sea Hunt (D 9 Disney Sunday Movie: You which his wife and child are prisoners. 10:30PM GD Sports Extra [U S A ] 199 Tax Loopffiolaa [CN N ] Monay Weak Ruined My Ufe (CC) A Las Vegas 6:45AM QS Davay & Goliath Brandauer. 1985. Rated PG. 9 Tffw World Tomorrow [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour Glenn Ford, Ernest Borgnine, Diane Brews­ GD A t tha Movias Rex Reed, Bill Harris. [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Xanadu' A rollerskating [HBO] Loser Take All Two teen-age youngster strikes a deal with a math ter. 1958. muse uses her magic to help the career of 2:45AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; Outof Con- i 9 Sign On (B ) ffffeal Advna. off Stwriock Jonea ft MOVIE: 'Ice Caetlee' A Scffwduled reviews; "Critical Condition" [M A X ] MOVIE: 'High Anxiaty' The new boys are confronted with a character cfftal- 4:30PM 9 teacher who has gone broke at the gam­ an artist. Olivia Newton-Joffin, Gene Kelly, trol' T w o high school seniors graduate to ffhoctor W atson: fflard Luck Harold A young figure skater's dreams of Olympic (B) Connections (Riclierd Pryor); "Outrageous Fortune" 7:00AM C£ My Neighbor's Religion head of a San Francisco sanitarium piK es lenge and team tfftat life's true victors are bling tables. (2 hrs.) Michael Beck. 1980. Rated PG. terror after tl^ir matriculation. Martin ffdew- boy finds a wallet full of money and thinks glory seem shattered after she is alrrrost (Sffwiley Long, ^ tte Midlw); "Assassina­ his life in danger when he uncovers a sinis­ not always winners. GD MOVIE; 'Sword off tffw Valiant' The itt, Betsy Russell. Rated R. QD 8th Day his luck has cfftanged for the better. totally blinded in an accident. Robby Ben­ (D Entertainment This Week (60 min.) tion" (Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland); "Ra­ [H B O ] On Location: Paul Rodriguez (60 ter scheme involving several staff mem­ medieval legend of Sir Gawain and tffw d ) Face Off 2:00PM (S MOVIE: ‘Nonh By Nor- son. Lynn-Holly Johnson, Colleen Oe- National Geographic on Assignment dio Days ' (W oody Allen). min.) 2:49AM QD a b c N ew s bers. Mel Brooks, Madeline Kahn, Cloris [C N N ] CNN Sportaweek GD Green Knight. Miles O'Keefe. Cyrielle QS Je rty Fahwell tfftwaet' A Madison Avenue advenising whurst. 1979. (3 ) Charles in Cffiarge Charles attempts to Claire, Leigh Lawson. 1985. GD s c t v [U S A ] Kays to Succass CD St. Juda: Plaase Help Ma Leachman. 1977. Rated PG. 12 :0 0 P M CS This Is tlw NFL man is mistaken for a CIA agent. Cary 3:00AM 9 MOVIE: 'Harum Scarum' A fanKKts help the Powell children with their prob­ [CN N ] Prime News J im m y Swaggart Live (3 ) Divine Plan Grant. Eva Marie Saint, James Mason. 9 12:34AM 8 m o v i e : The Greek T y - 9:30AM CD Faca the Stata ® M O V IE : 'Kin M* if Vou Can' The movie star, visiting a Middle East country, lems. '' Wodafftousa Playffrouea coon* A turbulent love develops between Sffmpping Una @1) W orld Vision Story of Caryl Chessman. California’s noto­ 1959. [HBO] MOVIE: Out Of Africa' (CC) A 9 GD CD Laava It to Baaver twcomes involved in intrigue and romance. 9 Honeymooners Danish writer’s unhappy marriage to a one of tffie world's wealtffiiest men and the IS) Jimmy Swaggart rious red l i ^ t bandit, who was arrested CD CoHaga Baakatball: Navada-Laa Va- Effvis Presley, Mary Ann Mobley, Fran Jef­ 9 Fight Back With David Horowitz [CNN] Nawenigffit CD Tha World Tomorrow (3) 9 O u r House Fed up with present wealthy landowner is brightened when stw widow of a U.S. President. Anthony IS) MOVIE; 'Holiday' A fun-loving young and cfftarged with sex crimes. Talta Shire. gas at Auburn (2 hrs.) Live. fries. 1965. [ESPN ] Subaru Ski World Quinn. Jacqueline Bisset, Raf Vallone. [ESPN] SpoitaCantar G D J a m Alan Alda, Walter McGinn. 1977. technology. Gus challenges the family to falls in love with a dashing adventurer. man wants to marry a wealthy woman and 9 MOVIE: 'Love Story’ A yourig law 9 Transcandental Meditation spend a weekend using no modem equip­ Meryl Streep, Rokwr, Bedford, Klaua Maria [U S A ] Hollywood Inaklar 1978. [H BO ] MOVIE: Lust in tha Dust' (CC) begin a perpetual holiday but her father has (8 ) Suparman ® Muppata student faces an uphHI battle wtrm his wife Brandauer. 1985. Rated PG. Outlaws race to find a treasure b u ri^ in (B ) Mastarpieca Tffwatre: Lewt Empires ment. (60 min.) In Stereo. QD Solkl Oold scheduled other ideas. Cary Grant, Katharine Hep- (S ) Day of Oiacovary is diagnosed as having leukemia. All Mac- 11:00PM (D 9 9 N aw a 12:45AM the town of Chili Verde, New Mexico. Tab (8 ) McLaughlin Ofoup (C C ) After his mother's death. Ricffwrd performances; Georgia Satellites. Anita bum, Lew Ayres. 1938. Graw, Ryan O'Neal, Ray Milland. 1970. 9 Th e Planet Earth (C C ) The last great 8:30PM QD Face Off CD Taxi ffdunter. Divine. Lainie Kazan. 1985. Rated 9Calabrata ® Bamay Millar ffffemcastle joins his uncle to perform in tffw frontier - tffw oceans - are featured. (60 Baker. Belinda Carlisle and Freda Payne (9 Help for Connecticut Taans music halts of pre-Worid W ar I England. (2 [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Alive Tffw W orld Tom orrow R. It's Your Business 9 Rav. David Paul ® What About Woman m in } (R). CD ("Band of Gold"), Dwight Yoakam. ^ n MOVIE; 'Fun and Ganwa' A wom­ ffvs.) Pan 1. [D I S ] D T V Odd Coupia Jovi, the Grass Roots ("Midnight Confes­ [ T M C ] M O V IE; 'Th e Cotton Club' In the (S) Kenneth Copeland Ayar, Hoy y Manana 9 9 W restling (60 min.) 8:45PM GD GD 8 1 Chaifla'a Angala an's fftopes for promotion are sfftattered by sions "). Guest: “Night Coun" co-star Ri­ 1930s, a jazz musician saves the life of a dD Multi-Trim Special [C N N ] Evans and Novak GD Global Video [CNN] Your Monay 8SVidaoCaamoa her rejection of ffter boss's relentless edv- 9 Odd Couple 9:00PM CD Designing Women (60 chard Moll. (60 min.) In Stereo (R). powerful racketeer and is towed deeper [C N N ] Daybreak [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Crossover Dreams' min.) 9 T o tffw Manor Bom and deeper into the violent world of gangs­ [DIS] Donald Duck Praaanta IB) Modam Maturity ances. Valerie ffffarper. Cliff DeYoung. Max While eking out a living on the Latin social GD Siem pre en Domingo En via satelite [TM C] MOVIE; Sha's Working Har Gail. 1980. desde Mexico. (5 hrs.) CD Star Search (60 min.) 9 This Weak in Country Music ters and gunmen. Richard Gere, [D IS ] Mouserciaa [ESPN] Fiahki' Hole (60 min.) [CNNjNawaday club circuit in New York, a salsa singer W ay Through Collaga' A burlesque [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'Hanky Panky' A mild- 9 Little House on tffw Prairie yearns to break through to pop music star­ GD N e w Gidget Gadget's role on a popular QD ® ) MOVIE: Tha Man «vith the Qol- 9 Ask tffw Manager queen decides to get a college education. [USA] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow 10:00AM CD CBS Nawa Sunday [D I8 ] Mouaa Factory Expo mannered architect gets caught in a web of : (B ) M O V IE : 'Fort Apache' A colonel dom. Rukwn Blades, sffwwn Elliot. 1985. T V soap opera sparks trouble on tffw set. den G u n ’ (C C ) James Bond returns to (B ) State W a're In Virginia Mayo. Gene Nelson. Ronald Re­ intrigue and murder. Gene Wilder, Gilda fMombig [ESP N ] SpottaContor fight a villainous hit man who lives on an agan. 1952. I causes tffw nwssacre of fftis military out­ [C N N ] Sports Sunday (60 min.) Connacticut: Now 3:30AM [CNN] Crossfire Radner. Richard Widmarfc. 1962. Rated CB Wondwful World of N w m k Davy [HBO] MOVIE: "Hw Purpla Roaa of 5:00PM (D Koiak island with a solar energy plant and an eta- GD post by tffw Apaeffwt due to ffiis own stub- [DIS] MOVIE: Nancy Goes to Rk>' A 12:49AM QD m o v i e : Voung Joe. PG. Crockott at tlw Alanw Davy Cfockatt GD Greatest Americen ffffero ffiorate shooting gallery. Roger Moore, [C N N ] Inside Business [ESPN] GoH: Mazda Classic LPGA Golf C ake* ( C O A n unhappily maniad waitress bomrwss. J o ^ Wayne, ffffenry FotkIs . mother and daughter who are k>oth ac­ tffw Forgotten Kannady' Joseph Ken­ (F u Parker) joins Jim Bowia(KannathTo- Christopher Lee, Briu Ekiand. 1974. (R). from Boca Raton, Florida. (2 hrs.) (R). [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Out Off Africa' (CC) A is shocked nvhan bar movie idol steps off; Sfftirtey Temple. 1948. GD 9 Fame Chaos reigns wffwn a film tresses unwittingly find themselves com­ [ESPN] America’s Cup Challange nedy. Jr. undertakes a perilous World War td y ) in the famous battle that snamptsd to the tcraan and kito bar lifa. Mw Farrow, Danish writer's unhappy marriage to a ( C N M W e a k In Ravffaw director sffwots a movie at the scffwoL (60 peting for the same part in a Rio theatrical GD New Jersey People Dow nunder (4 hrs.) Live. II mission in an attempt to return as a hero 4:00AM CD Return of the Saint wealthy landowner is brightened whan she waid off Mexican nils in Taxaa. (60 min.) Jeff Daniala. Danny Aiako. 1985. Ratad min.) M O V IE : 'Vanlahing WHdamaaa’ production. Ann Sotffwm, Jane Powell, GD Jefffersons [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Fortress' (CC) In Aus­ and aeffiteve the family dream. GD Lou Grant fails in love with a dashing adventurer. (B Talaphona Auction PG. [HBO] A look is taken at tffw snifTwIs and terrain of 9 Mission: Impossible Barry Sullivan. 1950. Toward Immortality tralia, a acffioolteacher and nine of ffwr stu­ Meryl Streep, Robert Radford. Klaua Maria 9 [ U S A ] All American W raatling (60 min.) d ) Robert SchuBor [TM C ] M OVIE;‘The Cotton Club'In tha North Anwrica from tffw Everglades to tffw 9 Frontline: Real Stuff Host Judy [ESPN ] SportsCenter dents fight for survival after being ab­ 12:50AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Holcroft Brandauer. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. 1930a, a ]a a musician saves the life of a 9 9 Mastarpieca Theatre: Lost Em- Covenant' A Nazi's son places his life in ( S ) Photon Arctic. 1974. Rated 6. Woodruff explores NASA's sffnittle pro­ ducted by criminals. 4:10AM [CN N] Showbiz Waak [U S A ] CalHopa powerful rackstaar and ia towed deeper gram tfftrough tffw eyes of tffw astronauts. (3) Dwight Thompson and deeper Imo the violent world of ganga- [USA] MOVIE: Tha KiNar Who W d u M n 't Die* Tffw s e ^ h for tffw kilter oif (60 min.) 7:30AM (3) Barrio ® Leave It to Beaver tsra and gunman. Richard Gera, Gregory Hinas. Diana Lana. 1984. 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A few relationship. interest may be ® I Dream of Jeannie [U S A ] Liar's Club therapist. f9 ask to be referred to a surgeon Jerry Buck writes abont televi- months later they had a script for Call your local mental-health discussed In future QD Good Times 3:00PM ® Guiding Light glon for the Aggociated Pregg. with experience in doing penile me and here I am. clinic, large hospital or medical surgery on adults. Because columns. il - 't - ; '< >t ‘' 11.'-, f'5iF> <.JiI i'3i ; WV fl U — MANCHESTER HBRALD-Saturdav. Jan. 31.19t7 i - l * S iTF P Jir Food i!^4 \ f-i-W iI/ t.H' ~iiL MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 31.19t7 — i Outlook Texans revive chuck-wagon cooking Who really rules the roost? By Herm Nathan Beef, of course, was readily available to the cook. Pan frying eef, biscuits and beans. and stewing were favorable ways The offspring of flower children really call the shots Those were the three to prepare it. During warm food staples on a Texas weather a wet tarpaulin was cattle drive in the often wrapped around fresh beef By Rachel Cope Goldfarb made about what to order. Since 1800s. And after a long, to slow down the spoiling we liberal thinkers believe in hard day on the trail — process. e’ve traded our encouraging our young people to generallyB 18 miles — the chuck “If the beef started to spoil battered VW Bugs for have a hand in determining their wagon and the cook were a before it all was used, the bad Saabs and BMWs. own destiny, we allow even the welcome sight to hungry taste was covered iip with chilies We’ve replaced our little guys to order for cowboys. and spices,’* Jalyn says. “This love beads with themselves. Mac McDaniels and his wife, is how Texas chili was bom.” tasteful agates, and “I want hot chocolate with Jalyn Burkett, are helping to ■ During cattle drive, as well as our flowing tresses with double whipped cream, pan-fried the early days of Texas W keep alive that era by precision cuts. We control spaghetti, truffles and coconut ranching, cattle was fed solely demonstrating chuck-wagon economics, politics, fashion and Danish,” announced one tiny tot cooking. They live just outside on grass and sometimes on cacti, advertising focus. By most to a horrified waitress. His such as prickly pear, with the of Fort Worth, Texas. Mac is a measures of society, it appears mother’s nod assured her that horseshoer and a barbecue thorns burned off. Also, the that former firee-lovers, now the order stood and she bustled caterer. Jalyn is a Tarrant cattle got a lot of excrci.se — regular business-lunchers, rule off to see what she could forage County extension agent who most cattle drives progressed 18 the world. in the well-trafficked kitchen. or more miles each day. specializes in food and nutrition. Guess again! I submit that it While waiting for first courses .L-i The couple have a chuck "Beef was not as tender as it is not us, but rather the offspring to be served, I learned what wagon and all the necessary is today,” says Jalyn. of our peaceful flower lurked inside those mysteriously cooking gear, such as Dutch “Therefore it was often cut into generation who really call the bulging canvas bags. ovens and a big granite coffee half-inch steaks, pounded with shots. Gamebooks and felt markers, pot. They do their the edge of a plate or meat This truth became clear to me rattles and molded monsters, demonstrations at fairs and stock mallet, dredged in flour and pan ■ • during a weekend last summer at battery-operated video games shows and as a sidelight to fried in hot fat. With cream a nearby family resort. During and voice-actuated beeping Mac's barbecue catering. They gravy and hot biscuits on the breakfast the first day, a line of fuzzballs were pulled out of the also find it’s a good way to side, there was no finer meal. professional-looking women bags to occupy youngsters. entertain friends. And still isn’t.” paraded into the dining room Constant stimulation, I realized Other staple food supplies Jalyn has researched the m dragging brightly colored canvas as I observed the ritual were beans, dry salt, pork, history of chuck-wagon cooking. totebags on one shoulder and throughout the dining room, was bacon, flour, coffee, commeal, She says the great cattle drives balancing an infant on the other. vital for these juvenile my eyes for a snooze, than I molasses, vinegar and sourdough everything out of his reach. negotiate. She gradually stopped from Texas to the railheads of Many were followed by sovereigns. was startled awake by gleeful starter. To supplement these Could I ask you to put your bag the crying but only agreed to a Kansas lasted only about 20 middle-aged men bent low to When meals were delivered, giggling and a rustling sound at staples, dried fmit, onions, somewhere else, so this won’t nap if she could take it on the years. “But it earned a grasp the sticky hands of verdicts varied. While one my side. happen again?” respectable place in American potatoes, canned milk, canned lobby floor. He went to fetch toddlers who insisted upon pre-schooler licked the butter A diapered, take-charge kind Later that afternoon, I came history,” she says. tomatoes and spices might be her pillow. making their way to tables on dish and pronounced it of guy was spreading my sun upon a frustrated father in the "A lot of the success of a included. I watched these youngsters wobbly, unsure legs. “deeee-licious,” another gave god all over himself, delighting lobby ^ in g to cajole his cattle drive depended on how The cowhands considered rule their parents, seemingly As they were seated, I her scrambled eggs a loud in his discovery of the slimy determined daughter into a nap. well the cookie ran his camp. If canned tomatoes a real treat and Mac McDaniels and his wife, Jalyn Burkett, keep alive mature adults who in other watched decisions begin to be “yuck” and slung them across stuff. His mother arrived on the “Let’s take a short rest. there was a lot of bickering and when possible used them to theaters conduct business as chuck-wagon cooking. made. “Where do you want to the table. The weary recipient of scene just in time to witness the Daphne, so you won’t be too the meals weren’t on time, the quench the thirst they would get respected members of society. sit?” asked Mom of one nearly the toss, her father, scraped the last inch plop out of the mangled tir^ to stay up and watch Why is it, then, that we call our camp fell apart. They would from riding the hot dusty cow toothless child. The tot yellow slime firom his rapidly tube in his iron grip. trails and drinking too much Letterman tonight with Mommy children “future leaders”? brag about who could make the responded with a receding forehead and said She wiped his fleshy little alkaline and “not so pure” bake their biscuits in a Dutch and me.” From what I saw that lightest biscuits and cook the oven. It is a heavy cast-iron pot goblet-shattering wail as she quietly, “Keep your food in body off, taking special care to water. “Many Texas cooks liked Her negative response weekend, our future is not far best stew. with three legs on the bottom to sampled each cushioned chair your plate, please, Jennifer.” scrape the ointment out of all his to make a sweet pudding treat Presenting... ‘ sM < i ^ ,'i .*;. i '..T !.'t' • .• *V.*i*.'»'■j f ^■ 'Marlene’ is a valuable bio Filmeter By Bob Thomas Robert DIMatteo The Associated Press unbearably touching. Schell, who wrote the script with "Fifty-five books were written Cinema Review Meir Dohnal, contrasts the Dietrich about me, but please, don’t think voice with artfully chosen clips that I read them to see how terrific I from "The Blue Angel,” "Mo­ was. I don't give a damn about m e.” voice. rocco,” “ Destry Rides Again” (the This is speak­ Schell succeeded magnificently. great fight scene), “ Witness for the ing to her interrogator and some­ "Marlene” is a rare and valuable Prosecution” and “Judgment at In movie theaters time — she claims — tormentor. biography, as revealing as a Nuremberg,” in which she starred The comment was in character for with Schell. There are also clips of Wanted; Dead or Allva (R) A good lowdown action conversation betwran lovers. It is a star whose incredible glamour the implacable DietriclTSingingher flick Is nothing to sniff at, but this lowdown action flick perhaps better that we don’t see never impressed the actress her­ old songs in concert. Is far from good. Rutger Hauer, Mr. Platinum Blond, Dietrich as the old woman she must self. It was simply an element of her be today. Better to retain the The Alive Film s release is stars as Nick Randall, great-grandson of Josh Randall, trade. images of that magnificent face iUnrated. Running time; 195 the bounty hunter played by Steve McQueen In the late No star purveyed glamour longer and that haughty, supremely confi­ i minutes. '50s T V series of the same name. Nick Is a former C IA or with greater style. From "The dent manner. agent-turned-bounty hunter himself, and In this Blue Angel” in 1929 to David " I ’ve been photographed to routine adventure he stalks International terrorist Bowie’s “Just a Gigolo” in 1979, death,” she scoffs, refusing Schell’s Rating guide Malak Al Rahim (, of the rock group from World War II battlefields to camera. "The tape recorder — we Motion Picture Association Kiss). the casinos of Las Vegas, her style of can take that as our reality.” America rating definitions: and beauty never faltered. But she "Wanted" has surprisingly little In common with Its At times she seems as sharp as G — General audiences. All ages TV namesake — beyond Its bounty-hunter protagonist remained the worldly-wise Ber­ ever, scolding Schell for his intru­ admitted. liner who was never taken in by her and plethora of gunfire. It's more like one of those sions (“ You should go back to PG — Parental guidance sug- press notices. high-tech, cold-hearted thrillers that have been Mama Schell and learn some - gested. Some material m ay not be rampant In recent years, or like a bad Charles Bronson She hasn’t changed in her 80s, manners” ) . She scoffs at honorary suitable for children. judging from “Marlene,” a fasci­ or Chuck Norris picture. Oscars for Cary Grant, Charles PG-13 — Special parental gui­ nating documentary that appears Give the film one thing; It has Rutger Hauer, and Chaplin and other nonwinners; she dance strongly suggested for child­ to have been a passionate endeavor Hauer Is an original. Among action heros, maybe only calls them “Deathbed Awards” — ren under 13. Some material may for Maximilian Schell. He endured Roger Moore's James Bond looks better In clothes. "then you know the person’s be inappropriate, for young months of negotiations, stringent And Hauer made such a chilling “replicant" In the dying.” She claims her romance children. terms (Miss Dietrich would not be movie "Blade Runner" for a very good reason; There's with Ernest Hemingway was non­ R — Restricted. Under 17 re­ photographed), unresponsive inter­ physical — "Hemingway was something not quite human about him. Even as Nick quires accompanying parent or views, then faced the challenge of above the sexual.” adult guardian. Randall, one keeps expecting to learn he Is really an piecing together a reasonable film Only rarely does she sound her X — No one under 17 admitted. alien posing as Nick. Instead, he just flashes his blue from movie and newsreel clips, age. 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Bv Joe Edwards “It has hooks and catch phrases played for Holly and was scheduled France still a 'dvlllzer* A novel of music and love However, at the heart of the book and in sharpest The Associated Press all through it. It’s a whole song of to be on the flight, but gave up his focus are Ellen’s father and his worii, which she written magic. It’ a classic.” seat because he was not feeling MISSION TO CIVILIZE: Tke French Way. By Mbit THE PIANOPLAYER8. By Aathony Burgess. Arbor NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Singer He remembers Holly personally well. RosenUnin. Harconrt Brace Jovanovich. 4M Pagea. describes in passages of passionate and compassionate Jerry Naylor, an early musical $1».S5. House. 8M Pages. $l6.ts. recall. Her vivid detail illuminates the period, the 1920s as “temperamental, high strung, compatriot of Buddy Holly, re­ head strong. He was moody, After Holly’s death, the Crickets Anthony Burgess, with characteristic gusto, creates and ’30s, and the seedy life of an entertainer in the reunited and performed from 1960- There will always be a French empire—even though Lancashire resorts, backed by echoes of the popular members the late rock ’n’ roll star kidding one minute and quiet the a distinctive voice for the narrator of his latent novel, as a genius with distinctive style. next. He was creative; how could he 65. Naylor sang lead as Holly had the empire may have no clothes. “The Pianoplayers.” The voice is an earthy one. with a music of the day. Ellen absorbed a great deal about done formerly. m niusic from her father and later developed a theory Naylor sang on Holly’s hit, create what he did and not be a No longer a colonizer, France still considers itself a north-country English accent. It belongs to a spirited “That’ll Be the Day,” and later was genius?” “I had a tough time with it,” he global “civilizer." Freed of its colonies, it is master. elderly woman, Ellen Henshaw, who dictates the about the similarity between making music and making love which was taught in her schools. lead singer of Holly’s band. The Naylor recorded “That’ll Be the recalled. “I ended up in 1964 having reminiscences that form the novel from a village In the Crickets, after Holly died at age 22 Day” with Holly and the Crickets, a coronary from the stress. You feel This is the core of Mort Rosenblum’s “Mission to south of France where she now spends her summers. Civilize: The French Way,” an impressive analysis of Ellen has a salty expressiveness befitting the story on Feb. 3, 1959, when his private then went into the Army before the like you’re cheating someone else. Ellen’s own life has been tough and colorful. With she tells, in a vernacular — not rendered in dialect — plane crashed in a com field in group became famous. A lot of people criticized my singing French influence from Paris to Polynesia, Gabon to minimal formal education, she first learned street Guadeloupe. New Caledonia to New Orleans, and from which gives the novel a consistent flavor of robust Clear Lake, Iowa. At the time of his death. Holly was and said I was capitalizing on him. smarts tagging along with her father, a pianoplayer In comedy. Burgess is a composer and jazz musician in “He was a genius,” the 47-year- not playing with his Lubbock, It was the worst time of my career pre-Charlemagne to post-Charles de Gaulle. Richelieu movie houses and small resort theaters. Then on her to the Rainbow Warrior. addition to being a writer and occasionally that old Naylor recalled about Holly. Texas, band. Instead, he had and it almost cost me my life.” own, after his death, she became wise to the ways of the enthusiasm threatens to upset the balance of the novel “Anybody who can accomplish so moved to New York City with his Most of the other Crickets are still Rosenblum, formerly editor-in-chief of the Interna­ world by being ushered naively into a phase as a child — but overall the main theme, the story telling, holds much in such a short time would bride, Maria Elena. prostitute which she parlayed into a successful career around and involved in the music tional Herald Tribune and Parischief of bureau for The its own. have to be. He was distinctive “He went to New York to business.in some fashion. Associated Press, now is a special correspondent for as an independent professional woman; she eventually sounding and played the guitar experiment,” Naylor said. "He AP, based in Paris. He has mined his experiences of became proprietress of her own establishments, which JOAN BRUNSKILL differently from anyone else. wanted to stretch out and produce “I would love a reunion,” Naylor some 20 years as foreign correspondent and his visits to included a chain of “School of Love.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “He had a sense of rhythm and his own records. And I believe he said. “We’ve talked about It but it 140 nations — “wherever the French flag flies, or flew” was a combination of bluegrass, hasn’t happened. I’ve heard wanted to do motion pictures. rumors.” — to provide a fascinating work that combines rhythm and blues, gospel and “I will always believe that if he scholarship with entertainment, detailed reporting country. You put all this together had lived, the Crickets would have Naylor, who sings a tribute with personal insight. And he’s not shy about using the and you come up with an incredible gotten back together and done very medley to Holly during his perfor- ' beau “jest” to enliven the attempt to fathom the talent.” well.” mances, said Gary Busey did a unfathomable: how has this fifth-ranked global power At the time of his death. Holly had Killed with Holly in a heavy marvelous job portraying the sin­ been able to preserve its far-flung influence despite enjoyed a highly successful record­ snowstorm were two other per­ ger in the movie, ‘"The Buddy Holly giving up Its colonies, by choice or otherwise, despite ing career of two years. Besides formers. J.P “the Big Bopper” Story.” its defeats, despite its weaknesses and warts? “That’ll Be the Day,” he had hits Richardson and Ritchie Valens, “He scared me to death when he Salute with “Peggy Sue,” “Maybe Baby.” “Wherever the French have been and gone, the and the pilot, 21-year-old Roger put the glasses on,” he said. "He Gallic stamp remains indelible.” he writes. “Not Fade Away,” “It’s So Elasy,” Peterson. ’The plane was going to became Buddy Holly. For that “Rave On” and “Oh Boy.” Fargo, N.D., for a concert in moment, he fooled me. But only A good part of his “answer” is French culture and "le Naylor, who still sings profes­ Moorhead, Minn. His last concert about 10 percent of It was true. The flair” — and the pride and tradition of a people who sionally. said “That’ll Be the Day” was in Clear Lake, Iowa. real stoiry of Buddy Holly and the SINGER JERRY NAYLOR somehow find a way to see (and project) victory with l^ o u ! was “one of those genius songs.” Country star Waylon Jennings Crickets has not been told.” . remembering The Crickets dignity in all that is French — no matter what. Rosenblum sees France as perhaps the only cultural superpower, but “one that is based firmly and squarely Each month the Herald honors an Turntable Tips on illusion...One can assume any pose, and command outstanding carrier. This month we any priority. If it is done with conviction and flair,” he writes. are pleased to honor Joseph Prytko, a The Manchester fourth-grader at St. Bridget School. The following are Billboard’s hot record hits as they Here is an American who simultaneously loves and appear In next week’s issue of Billboard magazine. hates the French (well, maybe not “hates,” but at least gets exasperated with them at times). and provides Joe's route near his home on Sad- Hot tingles Symphony Orchestra one of the better attempts at understanding them and dlehill Road is something of a family 1. “Open Your Heart” Madonna (Sire) the role they play in contemporary global politics. And tradition. Ho Inherited the route from 2. "At This Moment" Billy Vera & The Beaters (Rhino) it’s done with a pleasant combination of information 3. “Llvin’ on a Prayer” Bon JovI (Mercury) Paul C. Phillips — Conductor and entertainment. his brother, Chris, who had Inherited 4. "Change of Heart” Cyndl Lauper (Portrait) the same route from his brother John. NORM GOLDSTEIN 5. ’Touch Me” Samantha Fox (Jive) Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto No.2 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In all, the route has been in the Prytko 6. “Land of Confusion” Genesis (Atlantic) family for nine years. 7. "Keep Your Hands to Yourself Georgia Satellites (Elektra) Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet" - Fantasy 8. "Someday” Glass Tiger (Manhattan) In that time, the route has doubled 1 9. "Will You Still Love Me?" Chicago (Warner Bros.) and other selections in size, in large part because of Joe’s mSW 10. "Wo’re Ready" Boston (MCA) Best-Seflers determination. Ho often participates Top LPs Vaughan Schlepp, Pianist in sales contests and his enthusiasm to succeed at them is unmatched 1. "Slippery When Wet” Bon JovI (Mercury) — Fiction Platinum (More than 1 million units sold.) among his fellow carriers. February 7, 1987 1 "Rod Storm Rising,” Tom Clancy 2. “Different Light” Bangles (Columbia) — Platinum 2. "It," Joe enjoys his job as a carrier be­ 3. “Night Songs" Cinderella (Mercury) — Platinum 4. "Licensed to til” Beastie Boys (Def Jam) 8:00pm 3. "Death Quest," L. Ron Hubbard Joe was nominated for this month's cause it allows him to see his neigh­ 4. "Whirlwind," James Clavell 5. "The Way It Is" Bruce Hornsby & The Range (RCA) bors and save some money. “Earning — Platinum 5. "Bandits," Elmore Leonard honor by his area dealer, Barbara Manchester Community College 6. "Night of the Fox," Jack Higgins Colletti, who speaks highly of Joe my own money has made me realize 6. "Thlrd Stage" Boston (MCA) — Platinum 7. "Hollywood Husbands," Jackie Collins both as a carrier and as a person. Joe the value of it," he says. In addition to 7. "Foro!” Huey Lewis & The News (Chrysalis) — Program Center Platinum 8. "Flight of the Intruder," Stephen Coonts his duties at the Herald, Joe is active customizes his deliveries if a cus­ 8 “Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Live 9. ‘Th e Panic of '89,” Paul Erdman tomer so requests and therefore in scouting and on a soccer team. General Admission $6.00 ■g 10. "Shan," Eric Van Lustbader 1975-1985" Bruce Springsteen (Columbia) rarely receives a complaint. His col­ 9. "Contror Janet Jackson (A&M) — Platinum Senior Citizens $4.00 We at the Herald commend Joseph lections are timely and he always pos­ 10. "True Blue" Madonna (Sire) — Platinum Nonfiction Prytko for his thoughtfulness, profes­ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: M8-276S Students Under 18 Free sesses an admirable attitude. 1. "Fatherhood," Bill Cosby sionalism, excellent service and Country singles 2. “A Season on the Brink," John Felnstein enthusiasm by naming him Carrier of 1. "Leave Me Lonely" Gary Morris (Warner Bros.) 3. "The Rotation Diet," Martin Katahn the Month. Well done, Joel 2. "Half Past Forever T.G. Sheppard (Columbia) 4. "McMahonI," Jim McMahon 3. "How Do I Turn You On” Ronnie Miisap (RCA) 5. “Mon Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love 4. ‘Til Come Back as Another Woman" Tanya Tucker Thom,” Forward and Torres Newspaper Carrier of the Month (Capitoi) 8. "The Frugal Gourmet Cooks With Wine," Jeff 5. "Straight to the Heart” Crystai Gayie (Warner Smith Bros.) 7. "His Way," Kitty Kelley 6. “Someday" Giass Tiger (Manhattan) 8. "Weight Watchers Favorite Recipes" 7. "Shake You Down" Gregory Abbott (Columbia) 9. "FH For Life,” Harvey and Marilyn Diamond 8. ‘Tli Be Airight Without You" Journey (Columbia) 10. "Word for Word," Andy Rooney HIanrl|fHlFr Hrralh 9. "Stay the Night" Benjamin Orr (Eiektra) (Courtesy of Time, the weekly newsmagazine) 10. “Love Is Forever" Billy Ocean (Jive) '*l(M-«ii('fii>—< n^vf

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IS Hollday/Seosonol...... 71 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for S ale...... 91 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothlnp...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Rool Estate Wonted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trailers...... 93 P A R T TIM E TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 ^tirtiPB tpr liprald Homes for S o le ...... 21 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 lI^ ^ IL l ch ll WINDSOR S e rv ic e s Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 CUSTOMER SERVICE Lots/Lond for Sole...... 23 Child Care...... Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 ...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 NEWSPAPER Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Route 5, Em I Windsor, CT Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 98 DEPARTMENT CARRIERS 289-6483 623-2466 Mon.-Thuro. 3:00-7:30 pm NEEDED... Notices Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm MAWNEITEII HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IHELP w a n t ed HELP WANTED Sat. 7:00-10:00 am AKA As a condition precedent Caile It (aN sSy|. to the placement of any Waitresses and Walters Clerk/typist - full time, Persons to work In kit­ Full or part time positions General office help - full E4MM4II_____ advertising In the Man­ wanted. Full time, part very diversified position. chen making sandwiches available at automotive or part time. Light typing P M in O i^ chester Herald. Adver­ time. Apply In person: Pleose call 6493900. and other kitchen duties. lube center. Experience and basic office skills. SLJeelt. tiser hereby agrees to Luigi's Restaurant, 706 Coll 6490305. helpful but will train. Call Please call 528-9426. K. protect, Indemnify and Hartford Rd. 649-5325. X-Ray Technician - Imme­ 647-8997. AdtM n. laM said- .437-SI7 hold harmless the Man­ diate Medical Care Center One day a month. $30.to Floral designer - expe­ JACK TILLEY IN .iH chester Herald, Its offic­ Adult Carriers - Wanted In has openings for full time $50. plus. Coventry based Receptlonist/secretary - rience preferred, full or ers and employees Manchester. Port time, registered x-ray techni­ newspaper delivery. Must full time position. Typing part time. Apply In person F s n rtO lr.. against any and all liabil­ early mpmlng hours. No cians. These positions have car. Call 742-5293. telephone and general of­ at Krause Florist, 621 U«Mnlr. ity, loss or expense. In­ collections, excellent pay offer a full package of fice skills required. Call Hartford Rood, cluding attorneys' fees, and mileage allowance. benefits, a competitive Manchester. Part time - pleasant, pro­ for Interview. 646-2465. iS ^ lc h d 0rB8a$f8a4 Or., arising from claims of Contact Kim at 6491405. starting salary plus a gressive, computer busi­ am^ibii <^|(4 S 0 R unfair trade practices. In­ weekend differential. We ness office near Vernon Part time evening posi­ Electrician Journeyman- Cleaning person(s). Relia­ fringement of trade­ also have part time and circle needs a dependa­ tion available for general ble helper wanted. Must marks, trade names or Commercial, Industrial, per-dlem positions availa­ ble, clerical support per­ cleaners In a large Man­ be flexible. 649^3052. Route 5, East Windsor, C T CALL N O W patents, violation of and residential work. ble. Interested applicants son. Part time afternoons. chester facility. Hours are 289-6483 623-2466 rights of privacy and In­ Work under minimum su­ pleme contact Joanne at Diversified duties Include 5:30 to 9:30 pm, Monday 643-2711 / 647-9946 pervision. Good woges. RN - LPN - Full time 7 to 3, fringement of copyright 721-7393 between 9 and 4. data entry, filing, answer­ through Friday. Call 649 Monday through Friday, and proprietary rights, Insurance, holidays and ing phones, customer con­ 3181. vacation. Call 875-5905. no weekends. For more unfair competition and Wanted:Part time secre­ tact, etc. Opportunity to Information please call libel and slander, which tary for doctor's office to work with and learn com­ Dental assistant - 5 day 87871111 Carpenter - minimum 5 Pam Olenchak, D.S.D., may result from the publi­ help with collections arid puters. Must be moti­ work week Includes Satur­ Crestfleld Convalescent cation of any advertls- years experience In resi­ office work. Send resume vated, able to work Inde­ days. Send resume to 147 dential remodeling. Paid Home, 565 Vernon Street, ment In the Manchester to P. O. Box 2218, Vernon, pendently and have East Center Street, Man­ Manchester, C T 06040,643- RETIREES... Herald by advertiser. In­ vacations, holidays and Ct. 06066. car.Call 646-4291 chester, C T 06040. 5151. cluding advertisements In Insurance program. 643- EXTRA any free distribution pub­ 6712. STUDENTS... lications published by the CERTIFIED ATTENTIONI cuRM/cuaRTTnm Manchester Herald. Cleaning personnel. Even­ Com* in front the COM. Warm T Bring us your skiTlsI Typ- ▼ MOMS... ings and/or weekends. 18 yaara and oldar wtth tran- MONEY... Penny Sleffert, Publisher NURSES up to ■ gteal tomporary Job ting , shorthand, machine t 643-5747. AIDES •porlallon and photw, vra wHh ■BM OTB. Our ttanahla t transcription, organiza- t nMdyoul Ueht Industrial, Include: ttlonalskHlalWtfllgIveyou t APPROXIMATELY WITH YOUR OWN U»T Experienced Mechanic, Part time poiitlons are Aas.mblv War.hout., Madleal Inauranoa t training to work In the au- 4 all benefits, must have available oa all abifta. Good pay, bwallta, rafarral 4 tomated offloe. Come In 4 AND FOUND Excdlent benefit!. Starting Vacation and Holiday pay 20 HOURS PART-TIME own tools. Apply M ft M bonua. Coma and bt among Rofanal bonuaaa A or call, to be among the A PER WEEK Service Station. 649-2871. aalary S7.3S per hour. i first to raglstar at our new i Contact Mrs. Birmlngbam tha Aral to ragMar at our n«* Fra# word precaaalng Lost-black cot with limp. loeallon. training ^ location. g JOB... Lake street Vernon area. Full time work In poultry Meadows Manor 888778122229 Name Blacky. Reward I test house. No experience TEwauBv soraett WORK 6494769. necessary, will train. Insu­ 333 Bidwell Street An Excellent Opportunity Manchester, CT M ajL M sIt t N N .M a 8 L 118 N. I rance and retirement be­ ■aoabsalw.er. WITH for houaewives and mothers nefits. Call John Huard. 647-9191 633-4681 ext 354. 6 4 3 -4 S 1 0 643-4810 •434S10 with young children — bring YOUNG them with you and save on HELP WANTED ADULTS babysitting costs. FULL TIME Secretary ACC0UNTIN6 A Q E 8 10 thru 16 21 Heura Far Weak A Golden opportunity. Salary Plue Oaa ASowance ReoepHonlsI for busy Tax Maoagtr Ta S M SUFFIELD BANKING FUa taxaa tor corporation MONDAY THR OUG H THURSDAY 4:30 p.m. • 8:30 pm. Ml Diversified, entry level SOUND IMTeRESTIMQf PASTEUP Orthopedic office In wRh aubaldlartM. B8 ao- Will have the following positions available in SATURDAY 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Manchester. A pleasant marketing position counting plua 3 yoara mpart- our new Glastonbury Retail/Mortgage You can be a Herald Area I tnoa In oorp. taxaa wkh pub­ Circulation Crew Suparvlaors, muat have reliable transporta­ ARTIST telephone personality is available in Glaston- licly hcM ca raquirad. Branch. Adviaer and handle and su­ required. Must function bury, for a sharp, or­ tion, have the ability to motivate young adults and have soma pervise our carrier boys and To do newspaper TELLERS • COLLECTOR PACKAGING sales exparianoa. Unlimited aaminga potential, based on well under pressure and ganized person with Staff peeWon — ao% travel In COORDINATOR a SERVICING CLERKS girts. If you like kids, want a page and ad pasteup. U.S. only. Audit controllcra of straight commissions. have general office ex­ excellent communica­ 13 dMckmc of mi4ar mfg. CO., • PROCESSORS a CLOSING SPEOALIST little Independence and Some experience and perience. Must be flexi­ tion skille. Experience ZyoaraaudHorcxp. CPApra- CALL SUSAN your own Income... Icrrad. We offer training, excellent benefit and compe­ typing ability helpful. ble regarding working CINCULATION DEPARTMENT helpful, but not re- Both pocNIoni wHb weS titive salaries. We are a careeer oriented bank hours and must be able quired. Starting salary cctabUciwd oaci ot th. with many opportunities for growth. Plese di­ Call to handle miscellaneous rivar oo. Cutatandlng bo- rect inquiries to the Personnel Department or Call 647-9946 $12,000/ annually plus nMlla. fa. pd. Call or land 647-9946 SHELDON COHEN clerical duties. Wages send resume to; Bonus for confidential raauma to: Monday-Thursday commensurate with or 647-9947 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Intervlaw contact. HILARY CUTT8 qualifications. Many be­ SualnM! Parsonnal SUFFIELD BANK Lolaa MCasara nefits. Please call 647- Aaaodalaa 157 Mountain Road, Suffield, CT 06078 a lS 9 t-4 4 7 S P.C. Box tots 643-2711 daatonbuiy, CT 06083 IHanrlyrfitrr Hmlh s 1493 for appointment. 203 - 668-1261 ■■ esa-3811 EEO iBIIIIIlieilllHIi! INDUED |HEIF WANTED R88l Estate FDD DALE- FDD SALE FDD SALE FODULE jULP W/WTHI HELPWAIITBI m ap WANTED NaPW ANTD HaPWANTHI HaPWMITHI I Full time babysitter - my Large 7 room Cope. Fan­ Wlndhom-Rolsed Ranch, A Pot O' Gold con be Manchester-lmmoculote- East Center Street home. HOMED tastic area, finished base­ 2-3 bedrooms, new corpet- Port tlme-Amerlcon Receptionist for orthodon­ found under the roof of $119,900. 3 bedroom Cape Fite clerk - dork room Dairy Quoon will train Indudet light housekeep­ FDD DALE ment, family room. /palnt throughout, fin­ this new 3 bedroom Con­ technician, port time. Cancer Society Is looking tist - moture, congenial, on quiet street. Fire- parson for countor work ing. 647^097. I $119,900. 6494664. Princi­ ished basement, nice temporary. 7Vi baths, 1st placed living room, dining Monday throuoh Friday. tor telephone workers ev­ good communication, and cake making. Good yard, residential neigh­ phone and typing skills. ples only. floor family room with room and 12 x 20 lower Call64»4V79after 1 PM. enings ond or weekends Travel agency. East of the starting wages plus In­ Positlom available for All rgol estotg odvertlsgd borhood. By Owner. 456- worming fireplace, 2 car through March. For Inter­ Send resume to P.O. Box > In the Monchgtter Herald level rec -room. Extras ' river - needs assistance crease by ability. Uni­ Part time person to wash Immediate employment - Manchester-Charming 7 2002. $07400. garage and a tabulous Include new vinyl siding, Insurance growing Man­ view coll Mrs. Sutcliffe. 2335, Vernon, C T 06066. typing and telephone eti­ forms and free lunch supp­ cars and other light du­ Sheet metal person. Min­ It sublect to the Fair room Colonial, 3 bed­ young neighborhood. Let chester agency seeks Per­ 643-2168. Housing Act of 1968, which gutters and Anderson win­ quette required. Will lied. Monday through ties. Apply to Tom Kelley imum 5 years experience, room, 2 full baths, large 7 room Cape-899,000. 847- yourself be the elegant dows In 85. New roof In §1, sonal Lines CSR. Send Laborer - full time for train. Apply to Box BB, Friday 10 to 3. Apply In at Carter Chevrolet, 1229 mokes It Illegal to adver­ country kitchen on extra 1731. By owner. Close to trustee of this treosure- Reliable cleaning lady to sheet manufacturing must read blue prints. professionally lands­ resume to: Lee at Ollver- Manchester Herald, 16 person at Hartford Rood Main Street, Manchester, Assemblers - metal fabri­ tise any preference, lim­ large lot. Excellent condi­ school and shopping. ...Princely priced at Zuccardy Agency, 767 Cleon house. References. shop. Company paid uni­ itation or discrimination caped yard. 1VS baths, Bralnord Place, Manches­ Dairy Queen. cated products; knowl­ tion. $135400. Owner. 646- $199,900. Blanchard A Ros- appliances. D. W. Fish Main Street, Manchester, 646-7649 evenings and forms and benefits. Must ter, C T 06040. based on race, color, reli­ 3626. setto Realtors. 646-2482. weekends. hove drivers license and edge of hydraulic, pneu- Manchester-8164,900. Su­ Realty. 643-1991 or 871- C T 06040. All replies ore matlc, plumbing, gion, sex or notional "We Guarantee Our confidential. tronsportotlon. 289-2323. origin, or on Intention to per home In super areal 1400.a Secretory/receptlonlst electrical helpful, must Do not miss this onelll Quollty built and well Houses''xi read blue prints. Ask tar moke any such prefer­ Quality control supervlso- Babysitter wanted- needed for small South RN DRIVERS ence, limitation or dis­ Cope. $116,900. Move-In maintained home with 3 Hello Aooln...rm bockl Windsor office. Accurate Phil 643-2487. Andover-Enloy the flre- r/lnspector - excellent op- Martln school area for 2 Meadows Maaer is seek­ Dtllver for Manohetfor crimination. The Herald condition. 4 bedrooms, bedrooms plus den, 2 full Deal tall thru. Unique 5 girls, ages 9 and 6. From typing and tiling neces­ baths, fireplaces In living placed living room In this room year round spilt p o rtu n lty for an Excellent opportunity for ing an R N fo r a full Ume Wholetaler. Good will not knowingly accept 1V6 baths, carpet through­ 7om to bus time only. sary. Must be able to dral Part time office help out, fireplace, 1 car att­ room and huge family lovely 3 bedroom Cope. level on Witches Wood tndlyidual with expe­ housewife or college stu­ poslUon as 11 to 7 super­ road rocord raquirod. wanted. Must be able to any advertisement which Formal dining room with rience In quality control. School schedule only! with walk-ln customers. Is In violation of the low. ached garage. Call and let room, sunny eot-ln kit­ Lake In Woodstock. 80' dent. Part time mornings Ask for Bill. 528-1036. visor In East Building. Good paying, 40 hours type. Reply to Box C, boy window, butit-lns, Competitive salary and or afternoons. Approxi­ Your home or mine. 220- us show you this cream chen 2/sllders to patio, 2 frontage on the water. 0521. Excellent benefits or no per week, time and s Manchester Herald, 16 puff 11 Realty World. car garoge situated on spectacular country view. Lots of prlvocyl $129,900. benefits. Apply Able Coll mately 20 to 25 hours per benefit salary. A 16 hour Bralnord Place, Manches­ Government Homes - $129,900. Joan evenings. and Electronics, Howard Medical office position half after 40 hours. from $1 (U repair). Delin­ Frechette Associates. 646- beautifully landscaped Jackson a Jackson Real week. Monday through starting as part time. relief supervisor posi- ter, C T 06040. 6474102. Century 21 Vil­ Rood, Bolton. Friday for filling orders at Hygienist - Port time posl- Paid Insurance, holl- quent tax property. 7709.O lot. Sentry Real Estate. Estate. 6474400 tlon available Imme­ Varied duties to Include Uon Js also available. 6434601 .□ lage Green of Glaston­ Arthur Drugs Warehouse, doya and vaeatlong. Repossessions. Call 1- 805- diately 2 days per week In typing, data entry. Insu­ Charge nurse posiUons RN, LPN-Oppdrtunltles Manchester...Stav toosty bury. 6334336. Counting your pen- Supervisor - Mechani­ Manchester. See Nancy to Apply Immadlattly. available tar nurses Inter­ 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 tar cally Inclined to set up and apply between 8 and 4. Manchester general dent­ rance processing. Will are available on a part current repo list. warm in this charming 4 For sole by owner, 7 room nlSsTT? The Income from train. Please call 872-0546. ested In expanding their supervise production of Monday throuoh Friday. ist's office. Excellent so- time or per-diem basis Alto warshouse posi­ bedroom dormered Cape Colonial. Convenient to Vernon-excellent value In this great duplex con help tory and flexible hours. on the 3 to 11 and ll'to 7 tions, full or part time. experience or enhancing with 2 fireplaces located bus, shopping, and school. this charming 6 room you pay your mortgagel 6 small assembly depart­ their skill In a long term Manchester - 7 room Co­ ment. Competitive solory Coll Dr. Bottoro, 649-2796.' shifts. Call Mrs. Birm­ lonial In nice area. 3 on a cul-de-sac. Call for $139400. Shown by ap­ Ranch. Rreploce, wood plus 5 room units, separ­ Custodlon-Coventry core setting. Staff and details. Offered at pointment only. 520-6999. burning stove, 1 cor gar­ ate utilities, 2 cor garage, and benefits. Apply Able school system. Excellent ingham, 647-9191 supervisory positions bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Coll & Electronics, How­ Full charge bookkeeping wall to wall carpet, gas $154,900. Joyce G. Epstein No agents please. Eost age, city utilities. Imme­ great big lot. Well wortho benefits. Hours 3 to position available In busy TOOACCO A eANDV available on 3-11 and 11-7 Real Estate. 647-809So. Hartford, Manchester diate occuponcvl $120400. colt. Jackson a Jackson ard Rood, Bolton. 11:30pm. Coll 742-9305. furonce, 3 zone heat, fire­ restaurant. Knowledge of Neigh bor.#|& Meadows Manor e o . shifts. Competitive stort­ line. U & R Realty. 643-2692. Real Estate. 647-0400J] 333 Bidwell Street ing salary, consideration place, garage. Coll 647- Internal controls, year 298 Green Rood 8105 otter 6 pm, weekends, Manchester...Easily af­ Carpenter shop foreman - end accounts analysis, N ^ b o r ^ Manchester given for previous long fordable 2 year old 3 needed for wood working Msncheeter, C T 08040 9 to 5. $128,900. payroll, tax returns, gen­ term core experience. Ex­ bedroom, VA both Colon­ shop. Experience re­ eral ledger o must. Com­ cellent benefit package. ial. Large tamtly size Homemakers - Home quired. Apply In person at Conge and be a part of a Bolton-$145k, near lake. puter experience helpful Welcoming 8-room brick Cape, 3-4 kitchen plus formal dining WIS'VIs TURNIED ON| health aides. Flexible 182 Pine Street, Manches­ but not necessary. Salary team of motivated- and hours and days. Good bedrooms, 2 fireplaces^ room or den. Priced right ter. 64M794 or 649^4371. and benefits commen- Hoeteea Sew-Simple Kittm Trim caring nursing profession­ at $124,900. Joyce G. Ep­ THE salary. Vacation pay. EOE. als, dedicated to provid­ 1V6 baths, family room, surte with ability. Send large lot, deck, porch. stein Real Estate. 647- Manchester area. Apply resume and references to LoM m toradrmm ing the highest ouallty Iflaiuiu'iili'r Rrralii SAVINGS now. Coll Patient Care of 649-4263. 8895J] Artlst-Posfe- P.O. Box 114, Mansfield JOB wtth 9MelhnUn- patient care possible. For Connecticut, Inc. 643-9S15. up/Advertising manager - Depot, C T 06251. further Information and a EOE. person needed to poste-up c o it ie p o fn tM ana confidential Interview and coordinate advertis­ thuannounflooK call Donna Sorensen, Group Home-Port time ing In weekly newspaper. no mom DNS, South Windsor Nurs­ positions open In group Experience preferred, HEAD CUSTODIAN ing Center, 1060 Main home for mentally re­ typesetting a plus. 4 day (B W i) Street, South Windsor, Ct. tarded adults In Vernon. work week, 32-40 hours. Neighbor to Neigh­ 289-7771. (872-6431). Overnight and Good pay and benefits. GUALinCATtONe: Know l- bor has openings In early morning hours •dga of gwwiai eutiodW Coll Glastonbury Citizen, many area towns for available. Driver's li­ 633-4691. prooeducM, demonMrated II 9 I 8ITUATION aMINy to plan woffc tohodulw quality persons to X i^OMBAR cense required. and pfovWaatfaetlvaaupatvL I'ZIWANTED 'CD! alon. Soma nwehanleal apM- welcome new resi­ tuda halptul. dents Into your own INVITATION TO giO SSTS Certified nurses aide to (CUSSIRED DISCOUNTS) *LiAw - mmcHAM OF iser DRIVERS Contael Mr. Vana Harding, community. For work with elderly. Hours OOOOI HIM RAN VAN OR Rocky Hill Tolland MIddto SohooL M further Information 9-3 or 3 -11. I will do ■OUAL* Old Foal Rd., ToHand, CT. housekeeping, errands, The Beard of Edwcellon, 110 please call Bob at: SPEAK Wholesple distributor 06084. 875-2864. AppUoadon shopping. Call 742-9044 Lone Hill Drive, East Hart­ daadHna, Fdb 18 ford, CT., will rocolvo soolod seeking quallflod drivers. 246-2434 anytime. FOR Mdi for “LEASE - PUR­ Must bo 28 years old with CHASE OF 1W7 DODGE MINI RAM VAN OR EQUAL." Bid a valid C T Ileanso and ii^ilw jN as THEMSELVES! Infermotlen and soaclftco- clean driving record. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER tlons ore avallaMa at Iho Bu- l ' 3 |DPPDHTUNmE8 TO RECEIVe YOUR NEW ‘CO' SAVINOS, ALL ADS MUST BE SCHEDULED FOR EITHER tlnots Offlco. Soolad Mdi will Hourly rate $7.82 with 7 OR 10 OATS IN THESE SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS... ____ bo rooolvad until 2:00 e.m., plannod Increase to $8.82 Established manufactur­ MERCHANDISE FOR SALE I AUTOMOTIVE Monday, Foliruarv SX 1M7 at an hour within 6 months. CtDBBWcMiBWD 71 through A7 I vflilch tinw they will bo eub- ing company of 37 years ______Ifofoiiui 71-m______DlthroughtT lldv ODonad and rood aloud. Outstanding bonotlt wishes to wholesale home The Beard ot EducoHon res- package. Apply bstwoon Improvement products to n e w ;c d ' oryaslhorlolittaaceaptarra- Bam and 3 pm. PLACE qualified dealers. 1 - vinyl savings loct any or an Mdi or the rlobt windows, residential and to wolv* technical formollttee If It Is In the best Intorott tede McKtsson Corp.. commercial. 2 - aluminum 4 Lines 7 Days Save *5** to. windoivs, residential and Richard A. Huol 280 Dividend Rd. commercial. 3 - storm 10 Days Save *9*° Olracter Rocky Hiii, C T 06087 windows and doors. 4 - „ Butlnots Sorvlcss 5 Lines 7 Days Save *7°* 0S1-O1 721-OeOO porch enclosures and cor ports. It you wont quality 10 Days Save *12** products, reasonable pri­ mytTATION TO MO 6 Lines 7 Days Save *8** Because of our ces and delivery sche­ Ssolad Mdi will bo rocolvad dules you con live with, 10 Days Save *14** In the Oonoral Sorvlcot' of- countless readers. 8133. FHOTO-GURIS please coll Tom , Mondays flco, 41 Cantor St., Monchos- Hairstylist 6-14 yn. HIGH VOLUME BUSINESS 7 Lines 7 Daya Save *9»* Classified ads bring EXCUtSIVE only dt 1-800-248-7325. Established restaurant with downtown history lor, CT until FEBRUARY 17, 10 Daya Save *16** 1f07 at 11:00 a.m. ter the tM- NELPI HELP! HELPI such good response you and rapBBt cllantal. Family atmosphere with a lowlno: A casual trio of simple to INVITATION TO MD NTT ' sew, casual separatea for These kitten motifs to menu of home-styled meals. Now serving 8 Lines 7 Days Save *10** ID FURNISH A INSTALL Wd’re opening may have trouble embroider make a bright “CUSTOOIAL lOUIFIM Nr > the young aeL The Board of Education, 110 10 Days Save *18** TENNIS COURT FENCE AT B new keeping track of. Ifo. sfss with Photo- trim for Utehen towels. breakfast and afternoon meals. Could be MANCHESTER HIGH Long HIII Drivo, East Hart­ ISAVIHGS OUOTID A M 9NOW OUN RtOULAN AOVtNTIMO FfoCtSi SCHOOL interested callers! Gnide is in aises 6 to 14 No. 2241 has transfer— ford, C T., will rocolvo soolod expanded Into evening meals. Guaranteed (2) GROUNDWATER FANTASTIC SAITS years. Site 8 . . . T-ahirt. 7 motifa; color chart; bids fo r "CUSTODIAL E Q U IP M E N r'. Bid Infor­ money maker, experienced staff available. MONITORING A TESTING • the originai family Eager buyers read the 1 yard 48-inch; gathered stitch iUnstrationa. WHEN YOU CALL TO PLACE YOUR AO. BE SURE TO SANITARY LANDFILL blouse, 1% yarda; panta, mation and spoclflcotloni Seats 64 patrons. Includes all equipment and halrcuttars, very' Classified columns 18 MdH, Msd U J A fo sfol oro dvoMoblo at tho Builnots ASK FOR YOUR 'CO' RATEI The Town of Manchoster Is I H y i ^ . I, pss iS$ fo psslM* Md Offlco. Soolod bids will bo ro- inventory. Owner says ‘Time he stopped on oauol ooportunltv em­ soon In Manchester. every day! coivod until 1:M p.m., Mon­ ployer, and reoulrsi on offtr- Please S teU Siae. < working and started enjoying life.” NO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS. PLEA8EI CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME. BUT TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT day, Fobruory 23, 19S7 at ADS MUST RUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS.. mahvaacltan Dollcy foroll et 'Earn to *1Q/hr. or more n iSSOL ssM 8IJ8 for tMh which timo thov will bo pub­ Asking *90,000. Its Contractors one Vendors *No following neosssary ■atfoLfm 88$ fopestMtaM licly oponod and rood aloud. at o condition of doing butl- iiSSMtaWfowMss Tho Board of Education ros- nsss with the Town, os per *Poid vacations HHtTH«,R.T.1SnS to place your ad *On-golng training orvos tho right to occopt or Fedorol Order 11S4S. roloct any or oil bids or Iho O n l u o j - Bid forme, plans and spodtl- *Eam from day ons right to wolvo tochnlcol for- CALL phone 643-2T11 coNons are ovolhMb at the SPECIAL: Over 188 ae- molltlos If It Is In tho botf In­ Oonoral l oryleps' otnoo. Llcansod or soon to be? lactloRB and a FRBB torott to do so. T m nni 646-1316 TOWN OF Colt 881-2881, Monday HERALD SSll RSWEraMSK " PatteiN SoetiM in the Richard A. Huot ask for Classified... ALBUM. Just $ 1 .8 8 . DIroctor Ask for MANCHESTER CT. through Friday attar 8 Bm Ic f a s h io n hm a wacW ROBERT B .w iisi sssssHSUtssm ..... BuslnetaServlots lACKSTOR SHOWCASE F k w U iTta GENERAL MANAGER pm, aN day weekandA l a i M n i d a a s l t i a d Crsce Celt CtBMEee tar 04IHU, HOMES IRPAHTMENTS IRMSALE IFOR RENT B olton- $144,900. 3 bod- Manchester-Immaculate i CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 room Rolstd Ronch built 4 room, 2 bedroom, oport- BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY In 81. K no tty pine liv in g n«ent. New stove refrlger- room, eot-ln kitchen and otor, $525. Includes heat 17 X 24 p a rtia lly finished and hot water. References BDAT8/MARNIE IMMCELLANEDUS |CARS CARS ICARS lower level family room and se cu rity. 6494003. BOOKKEEFHIS/ PANITNIO/ FURNITURE EQUIPMENT If d r s a le FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE with woodstove and se­ CHILDCARE IHBOMETAX PAPERING I parate 12 X 12 workshop Manchester - Maple Wood garage, siding, located on apartments. New luxury, Headboard - wicker, 16 foot Mod River canoe, Baby's playpen - mesh 1979 LTD, Ford Landau, 4 Save - 1986 Oldsmoblle 1979 D elta 88 - 86,000 m ile s, private acre plus lot. D. two bedroom townhouses. Happy Homes - "R " clean Income tax preparation In Interlor/exterlor pointing Dumas Electric— Having queen size. New. Never paddles Included. Used sides with pod for bot- door, low mileage, two C a la is, 12,700 m ile s, auto­ automatic, power steer­ W. R s h R e alty. 643-1991 o r 279 Bldwell Street. M9- homes. Professional resi­ your home. All federal - new construction com­ Electrical Problems? been used. $99. o r best four times. Excellent con­ tom.$8.00. Coll 6430290.a tone blue. New flret, new matic, air, AM/FM ing, air condnionlng. Like 871-1400.O 5249. dential and commercial and state forms. Reosono- mercial, residential and Need a large or a small offer. C a ll 6474274^3 d itio n . $800. P le a se c a ll muffler. 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WHO *Eua a 4M HTO Foe Liaei apartment-parking cellar NOTICE TO CRIOtTORS S to chooM from A csfilfled list of Republican party candidates for the Town storage, heat and hot ESTA TE OF of Andover for slactlon as First Selectman, Selactman, Town Clerk, Town Trsoeurer, Tax Collector, Board of R- water, appliances. $510 RICHARD C. COLMER M 9 9 5 STEPHEN GUARANTEES A LOWER PRICE ON m onthly. C o ll 649^2871. The Hon. OavM C. Roppe, nonce full term, Boord of Ftnonco to fill o vacancy for two ROOMS ^ iu r f u a H Judge, of the Court of Pro- YOUR SUZUKI. SO YOU WILL HAVE MORE years, Boord of Finance Altarnoto to nilotwe year vacancy. FOR RENT Redecorated - 6 room HOMES nmcMBi bale, District of Coventry at 1985 Merc Marquis Board of Education full term. Board of Education to nil o Merchsndise a hearing held on January 27, • oyi Auto. P8. PM. Air 4x4 FUN... IS SUZUKI SAMARI tour 1^ vacancy. Board of Tax Review full term, Boord of duplex. 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ClaMified SPORTS \ NFL season mercifully closes KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ‘i’by Larry Wright

Bv Ken Peters “ This hasalways been an honor,” playoffs and the Super Bowl. The Associated Press added Carson, who will be playing “ This is our 24th game coming in his eighth Pro Bowl. “ I eyen I f '\ up,” he said. “ But it’s nice to be HONOLULU— Six months and 24 thought about this game at the here.” \' games later, the N FL finally will Super B ow l... after we went up by Giants linebacker Lawrence Tay­ close the book on football for 1986. two touchdowns.” lor said he views the Pro Bowl trip . U- : The Pro Bowl, final chapter of the “ I think everybody wants to play as a vacation. campaign that began with exhibi­ in this game.” Los Angeles Raiders tion games in July, will be played defensive end Howie Long said. “ The game is pretty much ■' SI Sunday at 4 p.m. EST in Aloha "Some guys don’t get into the secondary to me.” said Taylor, who Stadium. playoffs, and this is like their will be making his sixth appear­ While the league’s annual all-star playoffs.” ance all-star appearance. game may seem anticlimactic “ Maybe this game is a blessing in “ It’s the best of the AFC and the after the hype and hoopla of the disguise,” said Denver defensive best of the NFC meeting in one Super Bowl, most of the players end Rulon Jones, reflecting back on place for a week and having a g o ^ seem to enjoy the trip to Hawaii, the the Broncos’ 39-20 loss to the Giants time. week of short workouts that affords in Pasadena. Calif., last Sunday. “ You’re out to show what you’ve lots of leisure time, and the game “ You alwajrs remember your last got against the best players in the Itself. game of the season, and if you play AP photo game, but I ’d like to come out here “ I had no reservations at all well in it, you finish with a positive and ha ve a good time and not play a about coming here.” said line­ feeling.” game. Lb Bill Parcells, head coach of the Giants, will stay put as NFL commissioner Pete backer Harry Carson of the Super Denver quarterback John Elway “ I ’m tired of playing football. Bowl champion New York Giants. admitted he was a little weary of We ve been playing for 27 weeks Rozelle told the Atlanta Falcons, and “ I ’ve got the whole offseason to rest football after the long grind of the up. (including camp) and that’s long Parcells’ agent, to end any talks they exhibition and regular seasons, the enough.” may have had.

CARS TRUCKS/VANS Rozelle squashes SchUchter owes big bucks FOR SALE IFOR SALE 1974 Ford Van,good condi­ WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio (A P ) — account in Schlichter’s name shows an unpaid Classic - 1W4 Plymouth tion. $1500 or best offer. Falcon overtures An Indianapolis bank has filed suit against former Valiant - 4 door, auto­ balance of $5,673.74. 875-6344.D Ohio State University and Indianapolis Colts matic, air, power steer­ ^rV By Dave Goldberg Interest on the promissory note was placed at quarterback Art Schlichter, alleging he owes more $4,695.23, according to the suit. ing, 6 cylinder, 23,400 ac­ The Associated Press tual miles, aaua color. than $56,000 in unpaid debts. Merchants National Bank is seeking a total $1500. or best offer. 640- RIISCELLANEOUS The suit, filed Thursday in Fayette County payment of $56,848.89. plus additional interest, NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle put an emphatic 3796. Common Pleas Court by Columbus attorney John court costs and attorney fees. AUTOMOTIVE AP photo end Friday to overtures between the Atlanta Falcons E. Hoffman Jr., alleges that Schlichter owes the There was no answer Friday at the Schlichter and the agent for Bill Parcells, who coached the New 1982 Datsun B-210 Hatch­ C78-13 Tires • good tread. money to Merchants National Bank and Trust Co. family home in nearby Bloomingburg. back - 33,000 miles, 4 new The San Diego Yacht Club’s challenger boat sets out for the finals against York Giants to their first Super Bowl victory a week Quantity 2. Total $15.00. ago. because of two Master Card accounts and a $30,000 Schlichter, 26. was arrested along with 12 other radlals. AAA/FM cassette Call 643-5281 .□ for the America’s Cup, “Stars & Stripes,” Kookaburra III. It’s a best four-out-of­ promissory note. people earlier this month after an Indianapolis stereo. Excellent condi­ Rozelle, speaking at a news conference at the Pro police investigation into illegal gambling. He faces tion. $2900 negotiable. 633- gets an Anerican style sendoff as the seven for the America’s Cup. Snow tires - Rrestone, $50. Bowl in Honolulu, confirmed that Robert Fraley, The complaint alleges Schlichter obtained a a misdemeanor charge of illegal gambling. 9332. Parcells’ agent, had called him Thursday after New pair. P165/80, R13m/s. Re­ $30,000 business promissory note on August 5,1985, His attorney told an Indiana Judge Jan. 20 that places 165R13 and AR78- York General Manager George Young denied him and had agreed to pay the debt, with interest, by Schlichter planned to enter a Maryland hospital, 1984 Dodge Charger, auto­ 13. 643-7023.O permission to talk to the Falcons about a Joint coach November 4,1985. Schlichter was also charged with but did not say why. and general manager’s Job. matic, power brakes, not paying a debt of $16,479.92 on a Master Card He previously was suspended by the National steering, 2.2 engine, excel­ Three D78-14 snow tires. Conner looks for redemption Rozelle said of the Giants' refusal; Gold Card Skyline account, which extended an open Football League during the 1983 season for lent condition, low mi­ Only used one seoson.$20. “ That ended it.” each or $50 for 3. 649-1827 line of credit for Schlichter. A second Master Card gambling. leage. 646-3121 after 6 and By Howard Ulman be at a disadvantage in lighter It also ended a one-day flurry of activity that marked weekends. or6434)290.o ” I was having a problem in 1983 The Associated Press because, on one hand, I had to weather. But his boat swept USA 4-0 the first of the inevitable disruptions that seem to beset convince myself that I had the in moderate winds in the challenger a Super Bowl champion. On Friday, two newspapers FREM ANTLE. Australia — Old ability to go out there and win that semifinals and has been modified to reported the contacts between the Falcons and Salt Dennis Conner, seeking re­ event,” he said. “ But the reality of suit traditional February winds Parcells, whose Giants beat the Denver Broncos 39-20 In the Super Bowl last Sunday. demption and favorable winds, it was that 1 knew I was up against a that are lighter than those in Combine camp almost worthless Parcells has two years remaining on a four-year sailed confidently toward the finals very formidable package in Austra­ January. contract that pays him a reported $300,000 a year. of the America’s Cup against a lia II. By Alan Flippen Trophy winner Vinny Testa verde of positive for drug use. This was the Atlanta was reportedly willing to pay $4.5 million over crew of young but skilled “ We’d like to have good breezes,” The Associated Press Miami. “ I’m not here to impress first year that players were tesM SHARE ” I was concerned, maybe more five years for a combined coach-general manager and Australians. Conner said. “ The winds have been anyone. I ’m Just here to meet some for steroids, which are included as a anxious, in 1983, than I am right if nothing else, any offer might give Parcells a wedge Conner, skipper of Stars It now ... I’m more relaxed.” a little lighter than what we would INDIANAPOLIS - College se­ new people and have a good time.” banned substance by the NFL. for re-opening his own contract. niors at the N FL’s combine camp For less heralded players, the Stripes, was "cautiously Optimis­ The 28-year-old Murray. 16 years have liked to have seen in the last The skill drills for defensive A Moreover, Parcells has not always seen eye-to-eye had only a few minutes apiece camp is a chance to draw attention tic” on the eve of Saturday’s younger than Conner and in his first week.” backs Friday began with basic tests with Young and was close to being replaced after he to themselves. opening race of the decisive best-of- But then the boats were only Friday to demonstrate their skills such as the vertical Jumps, stand­ Cup final, also was at ease at the was 3-12-1 in 1983. Since then, he has gotae 38-17, cap p ^ to the hundreds of coaches and seven series against Kookaburra practicing. “ Nobody knows a lot of them. ing broad Jump and 40-yard dash. skippers’ pre-race news conference by a 17-2 year and the N FL title this year. scouts assembled in the Hoosier This is good exposure to a lot of ni. The forecast for Saturday’s open­ Later in the day, they ran pass Friday. Parcells and the Falcons bad no comment on the Dome. people.” said Coach Bill Parcells of Meanwhile, Iain Murray, skipper ing race on the Indian ocean called patterns backwands, as a test of § People who may be ” I don’t think youth itself is going reports although Young in effect confirmed them when But most coaches said the tests the Super Bowl champion New their ability to cover receivers and of the gold-hulled Aussie yacht, for moderate-to-heavy winds, rang­ he said; to come very much into it at all,” he were not a make-or-break event for York Giants. intercept passes. interested in riding with backed off his prediction of a 4-2 ing from 15 to 18 knots, out of the said. “ It’s still going to Come down “ This isn’t proper procedure. We’ve had a pretty the more than 300 college players “ It’s a chance to do well, so For Testaverde and the other you or giving you a ride victory. southwest. to who has got the fastest boat and good relationship with the Falcons. I don’t understand attending. you’ve got to get a little bit quarterbacks. Friday was occupied read the Classified “ I ’d like to say that we’re Just who wins the start and who gets “ We are confident in 17 knots or this. I ’d like the Falcons to tell me what they’re doing. ” “ You’re not going to draft the guy nervous.” said Nebraska line­ by physicals, with skill drills columns. Place a car going to be very happy to win four around the top mark first and who is more upwind and ultimately think Rozelle. however, said he had talked to Rankin Smith or not draft the guy from these backer Marc Munford. “ Everyb­ scheduled for Saturday. pool ad today. races,” he said Friday. “ Whether still in front at the bottom mark.” the America’s Cup is won on the Jr., the Falcons’ president, who had said Parcells was drills.” said Miami Dolphins coach ody here can play football or they “ It’s more waiting around than it’s 4-3 or 4-1, our objective is to win windward legs,” Stars ft Stripes not on his list of prospective coaches. He said that both Don Shula. wouldn’t be here.” Interested readers will Both skippers predicted that the doing any actual work.” the Miami four races.” leader at that bottom mark, which design coordinator John Marshall Smith and Giants’ president Wellington Mara were Game films, the recommenda­ Munford and most other defen­ quarterback said. satisfied with the situation. see your message Conner, who led 3-1 as Liberty’s ends the second leg of the eight-leg said. tions of college coaches and the sive players spent Thursday under­ "It seems it was a case of the agent more or less this week! skipper before losing the 1983 course, probably will be the leader The first, third, sixth and eighth reports of a team’s own scouts are going six hours of physical exami­ pushing the situation on his own,” Rozelle said, who America’s Cup 4-3 to Australia II, at the finish line. legs of the 24.1-mile race are into also important, he said. nations, with doctors from each of also was non-committal. added that Fraley had asked him to intervene in the “ One thing we get out of it is being the 28 NFL teams observing. In the more than 300 races, the wind. Only the second and matter. “ I really, honestly don’t know seventh are downwind. The breeze able to talk to some of these young “ If you’ve ever had an injury, starting on Oct. 5, that whittled a " I told the agent, ‘“ nope, that’s it,” he said. what will happen but this time I ’m 19-boat fleet to Just two. Stars & comes from the side on the fourth men, to see how they carry they all want to yank on it and see The flap over the Atlanta offer puts the Giants on themselves and what their philo­ how stable it is, see how it feels," more relaxed,” said Conner, who is Stripes and Kookaburra III never and fifth legs. track to follow last year’s champions, the Chicago sophy and their attitude is about pro said Munford. who is hoping to in his fourth Cup campaign. met. That and the uncertainty of Stars ft Stripes has done well Bears. MMCNESTER In the 1983 regatta at Newport, sailing into the wind, while Conner football,” said Indianapolis Colts convince the assembled coaches weather conditions made it difficult Two days after Chicago’s victory, defensive offensive line coach Tom Lovat. that he has recovered from surgery R.I., he was stuck with Liberty, a said Kookaburra III has an edge to pick a favorite. coordinator Buddy Ryan left to become coach of the The players themselves said the that left an eight-inch scar on his HERALD downwind and in tacking. mediocre boat, then was stuck with Conner, who won the Cup in 1980 Philadelphia Eagles, taking four other Chicago right knee. c m b people read amount of pressure depends on his I IIIM a4t the stigma of being the only U.S. as skipper of Freedom, has done Conner recognizes that Austral­ assistants with him. Playing without in.1ured quarter­ accomplishments during the The players on Thursday also ■bMM643>2711 classified skipper to lose the Cup since nothing to discourage the percep­ ians’ favor Murray’s boat but said back Jim McMahon for most of this season, Chicago season. were tested for drug and steroid competition began 132 years tion that Stars ft Stripes is primar- he has been treated well in went 14-2 against a soft schedule but was eliminated by “ In my case, they already know use. Last year, some 50 players earlier. ' ' ' * ' * ‘ ' ily s u i ^ to strong winds and nriay Fremahtlfe; • ■ Washington in the first ygund of the playoffs. what I can do,” said Heisman were reported tq. ;>pyp_t«8ted,. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief ScorebfMird Taa-Talalart Whalen on road for two more Pot Thibodeau 189m, Lou Toutain ‘Posche Party* starts today CsHIcs 100, Paesrs 04 G o lf 181- 523, Lee Bean 181-523, AAarcella HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (26-19-6), who Rivers 189503, Joyce Haley 452, Carol DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — The annual “Porsche Basketban Hockey moved into first place in the Adams Division Lewie 186-484, LVnn N Iver 175-453, Anne BOSTON (N O Party," more formally known as the Daytona 26Hours Bird 613 95 14, McHale 1918 97 31, Thursdsay night with a 6-3 win over Boston, will be in Minis 465, Liz Bralnord 177-484, Laura Pibbli Bneh scorn M anager466, Chris Zimm erm an 178-491, sports car endurance race, will take the green flag Parish 6141-213, Alnge 7-13 9418, Johnson Long Island at the Nassau County Coliseum tonight 914 65 14, Slchtlng 97 92 6, Kite 6 1 64 0, NHL StaildlnilS Cindy Martin 473, Ctndv Crockett Saturday at Dajrtona International Speedway. NBA ttindingi Roberts1-2002 Vlnoent60000,Dave1-360 •«nuiime (7:30 p.m., Channel 18, WTIC radio) for a game with 1894n, Jessie williams 181-481, Lorna P E B B L E BEACH, Collf. (A P )— SeceiNt- ’The IMSA Camel GT series opener wiil provide the 2.Totals390536251». the New York Islanders. The Whalers travel Sunday to Salvatore 186-486, Clkoudette AAertens round «e o m Friday In the S600XIOO By LEWIS WITHAM 191-319520, Carolyn Wilson 189492, first 1987 test for the GT Prototype racers, a series EASTERN CONFERENCE INDIANA (M) WALES CONFERENCE Pittsburgh to face the Penguins before returning home Pebble Beach Notional Pro-Am golf Betty AAolorca 181-458, Dot Hills 181-189 which has been dominated over the past decade by the ANonHc Ohdslea Person 11-W 64 X , Williams 614 66 16, Wednesday to the (3vic Center for a game with the tournament at Spvokm HMI. (^mrvss 523, Kathy W ilbur 454, Betty Rogers 193, W L Pet. GB Stlponovlch649(3,Flemlna6116714,Long W L T P h G F G A Point and Pebble Bench Golf Courses: Take the number of points sleek and powerful (German-built Porsches. 9150010,Rlchardson1-<924,Tlsdale7-1294 Philadelphia X 13 4 72 218 143 Buffalo Sabres. M ary Jorvls-Smlth 189486, Doreen Cote Boston 33 11 .750 — (30,40 or 45) Miami scored while 179-465, Bertha Toutain 221-536, Barbara ’The race is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. EST and Philadelphia 26 18 .591 7 17, Anderson 1-3602 Moev 1-2602Totals N Y Islanders U 21 6 X IX 172 3606292794. Washington 21 holding the Jets to a field goal Shedrick 475, Faye Wollenberg 180, one of the nine Porsche 962 GTP cars starting at or near Woshlngtan 21 21 .500 11 X 8 X 169 193 Bestan X a M 34— 148 N Y Rangers 19 23 8 46 199 Lannv Wodklns 4S49^-137 in a 1986 NFL game; subtract Donna Page 189531, Helen Gaffney New York 13 X J02 19Vi 200 UCoiin at Pittsburgh tonight Povne Stewart SM9-138 182- 484, Germaine M orin 473, Kothy the front of the about 70-car grid is expected to be in New Jersey 11 31 .262 21 Indtana 31 M— 94 P ltts b u ^ 19 23 8 46 IX 179 Isoo AokI 6F-70-139 the number of Super Bowls Bedore 461, Eleanor Wilson 179-479, front when the checkered flag falls Sunday afternoon. Central Dhrtslen Three-point goals— Bird, Atage. Fouled New Jersey a 26 5 45 185 234 PITTSBURGH — The University of Connecticut Sandy Ltde <8-71— 1 » the Redskins have played in (3,4 Barbara Seifert 201-229593, Shirley Atlanta a 15 451 — out— McHale. Rebounds— Boston 54 (Bird, Adenu BtyWen Parish 13), Indiana 52 (Wllkilms 12). Hartford a 19 6 X 169 145 Danny Edwords 7948-137 or 5); and divide by retired Eldrldge 502, Karen Luck 189, Barbara Detroit 27 15 .60 14 basketball team (2-6 in the Big East and 7-10 overall) Bobby Cole 7246— 140 Elchler 241-553. Milwaukee X 18 409 114 Assists— Boston 23 (Bird 9), Indiana 23 Montreal a 22 7 57 l a 149 will face the Pittsburgh Panthers tonight at 8 (Channel Fred Couples 79-70— 140 kickCr Jan Stenerud’s jersey Sanders shares Seniors lead Chicago 21 21 400 614 (Flemlna8).Total fouls— BbstonX, Indiana Boston 25 a 5 55 i n 159 a . Technicals— Indiana Illegal defense. Quebec 19 X 7 167 20, W PO P) in a Big East matchup. THe Huskies are Bobby Wodklns 4F71— 140 number (2, 3 or 4). Indiana X 23 .465 8 45 170 Mike DotMid 7248-141 TrI-Town SUN CITY, South Africa — Doug Sanders fired an Cleveland 17 27 J86 1114 A— 16,912. Buffalo 15 X 6 X 169 200 coming off a 66-60 win over Boston College Tuesdsay Brad Foxon 70-71— 141 Don Dzen 249601, Don McAllister eagle on the final hole Friday to tie fellow American WESTERN CONFERENCE CAMPBELL CONFMENCE night. It was the first game UConn played since Cliff Bernhard Lonoer 7248^141 PAYOFF: The answer was 209589, Dave Edwards 209-604, John Nenis Ohdslea Mark O'MIeara 70.71— 141 Orviile Moody for the first-round iead in the $300,000 Dallas 27 15 4 0 — Minnesota 22 31 6 X 191 180 Robinson and Phil Gamble were declared academi­ also the number of games lost Booth 211-510, Pete Santo Christo 20652, Detroit John Cook 70- 71— 141 Roy Bessette 207-541, Ray Bessette Seniors Classic at the Gary Piayer Country Ciub. Utah 25 17 .595 2 20 22 8 48 IX 171 by Tampa Bay in its first NFL TBars 121, Bulla 112 St. Louis 19 22 8 46 l a cally ineligible and will miss ther rest of the season. Roger Mollble 4972-141 211-506, Carl Pottovlna 209533, Bob Sanders and Moody finished at 2-under-par 70, two Houston 22 21 412 514 180 Lermle Clements 7970-142 season. Denver 19 25 .02 9 Toronto 19 27 5 43 172 189 Pitt (5-2 in the conference and 16-4 overall) is ranked Edwards 505, Howie Edwards 505, Rob Chicago 18 43 Tom Byrum <8-74-142 MIgllore 534, Andy MIchoud 521, Bill shots ahead of South Africa’s Denis Hutchinson and Sacramento 14 28 .3X 13 CHICAGO (112) X 7 i n 204 17th in the country. Smytbe Dhdslen Atark Lye 7448— 142 n C -i- C - S r :U3M SNV Colhoun 543, Ray Banta 530, Wendell Americans Gay Brewer and Biliy Casper. Son Antonio 14 29 .326 1314 . SfilV* «IM > 8 , Oakley 614 9418, Corzine The University of Hartford, meanwhile, will be at Kenny Kox 71- 71— 142 F Edmonton X 14 3 71 242 175 labbe 523, Pete Fortin 550, George Sanders grabbed a share of the lead when he sank a M l-*I,»5*son9120O11, Jordan 19X11-12 Winnipeg a 18 Siena College tonight at 7:30 (W K H T). The Hawks are Lorry MIm 71-71— 142 Moyer 506, Henny Jarvis 503, Rav LJt. Lakers X 10 .767 — 5 61 i a 171 ® 1SM. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. 179yard, five-iron shot on the 18th hole for an eagle. 49, Banks969X,Brown67608,Young1-31-2 Colgafv 27 22 2 263 M ark Wiebe 71- 72— 143 JEssup 559, Gus Senkbell 509. Portland 26 19 478 8 3, WaltersOOOOO, Myers61600. Totals 47-93 56 200 3-6 in the ECAC North Atlantic Conference and 9-9 David Ogtln 7448— 143 ’The other South African in the 19man field, Harold Seattle 23 19 4 0 9>/7 17-ai12. Los Angeles 22 22 6 50 212 204 Vancouver 15 X 6 X 169 208 overall. Sieha is 5-4 in the conference and 8-9 overall. Tom Sleckmonn 7845-t M3 Henning, slipped to a three-over 75. Also at 75 was Golden State 23 22 .511 11 PHILADELPHIA (121) Bob Tw oy 72- 71— 143 NIta Owla Phoenix 19 25 .432 14<4 Robinson 9116616, Barkley 191716X40, Lota Gomes Net Included John Horae 73- 70-143 M yra Blockwelder 7975— 147 69year-old Argentinian ace Roberto de Vicenzo. L.A. Clippers 6 X .10 X14 m d o y l1 Gomes Kalhy Baker 7973— 147 Kathy (}a vln 179179508, Beth Haak McCormick 90 66 M, Cheeks 67 611 17, Bufralo3rQuebec1 Bill Sander <974-143 L«A e( I Net Included Toney90948, Hinson500010, Free1-5043, MH8, East hockey highlight slate 70-73— 143 Lauren Howe 7979-147 179507, Cheryl Doll 179473, BarrI N.Y. lslonders3, Washingtons Leonard Thompson Bonnie Louer Wingate 9 N 9212 Vranes 1-3 00 2 Totals Fuzzy Zoeller 73-70— 143 7975-147 Champagne 231-484, Karen Tracey 219 Philadelphia 121, Chicago 112 41-773651121. Minnesota at E d m o i^ , (n) The Manchester High School hockey team (0-13) is in MItzl Edge 7673— 147 490, M arlon Smith 179481, Betty Eullono Dodgers sign Dave Anderson New Jersey at Voncouver, (n) Tom Walson <974— 143 Atlanta 106, New York 98 ,, » 27 X 30-112 action tonight at 7:15 against Rockville High at the Ken Brawn 73- 70-143 Tommie Green D-74— 147 187-454, Kathy BerzenskI 478, Marian Boston NO, Indiana 94 Sirturday's Games Nancy Lopez 77-70-147 Gordon 454, Jodi Islkewlcz 487, Laurie LOS ANGELES — Infielder Dave Anderson has PhModslFhia M a 32 35—121 N .Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.r Bolton Ice Palace. The Indians are still searching for Tom Kite 7470— 144 Milwaukee at Dallas, (n) _ Threppolntgools— Poxson. FOuledout— Paul Azinger 72-72— 144 Judy Dickinson 7976-147 Gagnon 475, Maureen Wood 494, Sondro signed a one-year contract with the Los Angeles l-A . Lakers at Phoenix, (n) Winnipeg at Boston, 1:15 p.m. their first win of the season. Meanwhile, crosstown Potty Hayes 7973— 148 Champagne 480 Oakley, Bonks. Rebounds— Chicago 45 Hartford at N .Y. Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Jack Nicklaus 7972-144 Dodgers, the team announced Friday. Seattle at Golden Stole, (n) ( O o l ^ ID , Philadelphia 55 (Barkley 21). East Catholic has an earlier outing when it faces Dan Pohl 4975— 144 Potfl Rizzo 7973— 148 San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, (n) 1-os Angeles at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Silvia Bertaloccinl 7975— 148 Anderson was limited to 92 games with the Dodgers AssMs-Oilcm 32 (Paxson 9), Phllo- New Jersey at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. Suffield High at the Enfield Twins Rink at 3:15 p.m. George Burns 7972— 144 Home Enginoora New Jersey at PortlaiNl, (n) telphla 24 (Cheeks 8). Total fouls— 7448— 144 JoAnne Comer 7674— 148 last year because of a broken little finger. He hit .245 Detroit at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Hubert (ireen Joan Delk Solwniknr's Owiwt a ic o g o 31, Philadelphia W. Technicals— The Eagles are 3-7. Gene Sauers 7972-144 7975— 148 Ruth Sklbo 189480, Karin Scheer Detroit at New York, 7 :X p.m. Sixers CoochGuokos, Banks. A— 17,967. Chicago at St. Louis, 8 :X p.m. Lori Gorbaez 7976— 148 with one home run and 15 runs batted in. The East Catholic girls’ basketball team will be in Willie Wood <97S— 144 179465, Martha G rant 199209553, TrudI Anderson had filed for salary arbitration, and a Philadelphia at WOshln^on, 7 :X p.m. Sabrea 3, Nordlquoa 1 David Edwords 7972— 144 Marta Floueros-OottI 7676-148' Zuldemo 249561, M a ry Prestl 191-483, Indiana at Cleveland, 8 p.m. ^action tonight at 7 in Uncasville against St. Bernard’s. <975-144 Carolyn HIM 7976— 149 hearing on the matter had been scheduled for next Sacramento at Denver, 9 :X p.m. John Mahatrev Sue ErtI Chris Sullivan 180, Agnes Tublak 180, Friday’a eollaga hoop acoroa ~lie Eagles are 7-7 and one more win would qualify Steve Pate 7972— 144 76-73— 149 Cindy Hurley 233-540, Diane Cote 209 Tuesday. Anderson was asking for a 1987 salary of L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9:X p.m. thqm for the state tournament. Johnny Miller 7972— 144 Vicki Tabor 7675— 149 517, Kris Carpenter 199201-538, Betty Phoenix at Seattle, 10:X p.m. <975— 144 Karin Mundlnger 7977— 149 $250,000 while the Dodgers were offering $200,000. Sunday's Gomes EAST Iikwrestling action, Manchester High (9-3) has a Richard Zokol Janet Coles Gerich 180, Arlene Griswold 178, Toni Rrst Period— 1, Buftolo, Crelohton 8 Tom m y Armour III 7972— 144 7977— 149 Cove 457, Morlys Dvorak 471, Shirley Houston at Atlanta, 1 pjn. John Joy a , Romopo 67 Wousley, O'Neill), 4:31 (pp). Penalties— m a t ^ at noon in Enfield against Fermi High School. Brad Faxon 7973— 145 Alice Miller 77-73— 149 Eldrldge 499. New Jersey at Golden State, 5 p.m. Juniata 63, Drew X Shedden, Due (tripping), 3:54; Roche- Corey Pavin 74- 71— 145 Laura Hurlbut 7675— 149 CMcogo at Detroit, 7 p.m. Hunter 67, u iu a tr Evers 65 m ey Tech (2-15) will be involved in a quadrangular Dawn Coe A’s deal for Ron Cey fort,aw (hooking), 5 :X ; (Mills, Que Rex Caldwell <7-78-145 7976— 149 Eaatom Bualnoas Dallas at Portland, 8 pra. Norwich a , Bowdoln 55 (r o w in g ), 6:42: Arnlel, But (roughing), fleet at noon against host St. Paul in Bristol along with Jim Gallagher 7972- 145 Kim Shipman 7974— 149 Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8 ;X p.m. PItt-Johnstown X , Longwood 76 6:42; Smith, Buf, misconduct, 6:43; /Sacred Heart and Portland. Jeff Slumon 7471— 145 Kristi Albers 77-73-lX — 'The Oakland A ’s traded Utah at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Princeton 93, Brown 77 Dykstra, Buf, malor (Aghtlng), 7 :X ; Lori west 7974— I X L. BoHI 145, D. Dynes 179152, 459, A. Andy North 70- 75— 145 Bonlnl 169169459, P. Glllberto 145-413, infielder Luis Quinones to the Chicago Cubs on Friday Rochester Tech D , aorkson 62 McRoe, Que, served by Lofrenlere, Jody Rosenthal 7974— I X Southhampton 91, Concordia, N.Y. 82 Bill Gkisson 7 9 7 3 - 145 T . Fahey 162406, T . Kowzun 157, P. Peck for third baseman Ron Cey, who they said will share match penalty, 7 :X ; Gillies, Buf (hook- Morris Hatalskv 7471— 145 Mary Murphy 7676-1X Hawks 106,KnicksBB Yale 81, Penn X Ira), 16:29; Goulet, Que, double minor Kris Monoighan 7975— I X 150, L. Annuli 153, J . Martin 174414, P. Rick Fehr 71- 74-145 Scott 143-143, J . (iarneou 141-159149449, the designated hitter’s duties with Reggie Jackson SOUTH (hooking, unsportsmanlike conduct), N :40. Mary Belh Zimmerman 77-73— I X Taylor a , Kentucky St. 76 Woody Blackburn 7471— 145 D. Lathapelle 166, R. Joiner 154-429, D. Cey played the past four seasons for the Cubs after N EW YO R K (98) Brad Greer 71-74— 145 Laurie RInker 7676— I X PAR W EST a Julie Cole Mathlews 168, M. Davis 156405, P. spending 10 years with the Los Angeles Dodgers. ’The Cartwright 9 N 68 12, Wolker 1-4 2-2 4, Second Period— 2 Quebec, (Joulet Television and Radio Robert Thompson 71-74— 145 7978-1X ACeto 147-151-421, L. Aceto 161419, J. Denver 65, Block Hills St. 57 (Lofrenlere, A. Stastny), 3:53 (pp). 3, right-handed hitting slugger has 312 career home runs Ewing 7-14 2-5 16, Henderson 612 66 18, Dave Elchelberger 7472— 14< Kunz 177-436, B. Munroe 141-140: High G.WIIkIns 1622 1-2 23, Cummings 1-2 60 2, Buffalo, Ruuttu 9 (Smith, Andreydiuk), Keith Clearwater 7472— 14< average— D.Dvunes 136.4, L.Seretto and 1,128 runs batted in. 12:X (pp). Penalties— Dykstra, Buf TODAY Andy Dillard 71-75— 14< (cross

Gooden’s lady friend nabbed Celtics’ McHale is haunting NBA opponents By Bill Barnard By Rick Hampson meet, he said. derringer was reported stolen in The Associated Press The Associated Press Gooden and Pearson had been 1982 in the city of Hillsborough. engaged to be married, but split up She was charged with criminal Kevin McHale’s body would be perfect for a haunted NEW YORK — New York Mets after the World Series in October. possession of stolen property and house but it’s opposing NBA teams that he scares. pitcher I^ ig h t Gooden’s girlfriend ’They bad reconciled in telephone criminal possession of a weapon, he His arms, long even in proportion to his 6-foot-lO was arrested at LaGuardia Airport conversations, and planned to go said. frame, lead to bony shoulders. A bouncy walk makes on Friday for possession of a stolen shopping for furniture for Gooden’s Pearson told police only that “ she him look even taller. Droopy black hair, skimming handgun, according to police and a home after his arrival, Horwitz was there to meet somebody,” over deep-set dark eyes, give him a spooky look that Mets spokesman. said. Cahill said. once prompted a player to call him Lurch, the 8-foot Carlene Pearson, 21, of Tampa, Asked if he knew who owned the ’The wedding plans of Gooden and zombie butler in the Addams Family television show. Fla., was arrested at the Delta gun, he said, "AH I know is it’s not Pearson were cancelled about the But what McHale has done for the Boston Celtics this Airlines terminal after a security Dwight’s gun. ’That’s what he told same time that Gooden conc^ed season probably will put him in another supporting role guard monitoring a metal detector me.” that he was the father of an ... as a forward on the Eastern Conference All-Star noticed she was carrying a loaded 8-month-oId son. His father. Dan team on Feb. 8 in Seattle. .38-caliber derringer in her hand­ ‘"The gun has nothing to do with Gooden, said he did not know who "Kevin McHale is the best inside player in the bag, according to William Cahill, Dwight.” Gooden’s lawyer, Charles the mother was, but confirmed that league,” Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson said after spokesman for the Port Authority Ehrlich, said Friday in a telephone it was not Pearson. McHale scored 28 points in a 119-92 victory over the of New York and New Jersey. interview from Tampa. "It was a Bucks on Jan. 7. "H e has a great understanding of Jay Horwitz, spokesman for the derringer, which is what a woman Teammates and a club official double-teaming and you have to double-team him. He’s Mets, said Pearson was heading to would carry in her purse for said the couple’s wedding plans been tough on us and he seems to be getting better.” the Delta gate to meet Gooden, who protection.” were called off after they had a "It was nice of him to say that about me, but I don’t had flown to New York from his Cahill said the Hillsborough disagreement Oct. 27, the night the know if it’s true,” McHale said. "Coaches say different APphrto home in Tampa. She was arrested County, Fla.. Sheriff’s Department Mets won the World Series over the things in different cities. Every year, the labels put on and taken away before they could told Port Authority police that the Boston Red Sox. Rex Caldwell Is protected from the early players change. There’s always a different No. 1 morning rain during second-round play forward and a different No. 1 center.” But there’s no disputing that McHale’s combination Friday In the Pebble Beach National of size and quickness, whether at center or forward, Pro-Am. Caldwell fell out of the lead, Career best puts Morse in front gives defenders fits. assumed by Lanny Wadkins. ‘"There’s no one whd can match up with him,” By Fred Goodall after carding a 72 for the second teammate Larry Bird said. "Kevin will score over The Associated Press straight day. anybody. One guy guarding him is like nobody Nancy Lopez, who shot a 77 in the guarding him because he’s used to double- and Lanny Wadkins tops BOCA RATON, Fla. - Cathy opening round, came back with a 70 triple-teaming.” Morse shot a career-best 66 and on Friday to survive the cut of "Beating a defense is a cat and mouse game.” came from five strokes off the lead 7-over-par 151. McHale said. "You have to be aiert and get your shot Pebble Beach field Friday to take a two-shot advan­ Morse, whose only victory in nine off before they can come to you. Basketball is a game of tage over Rosie Jones and Becky years on the LPGA Tour came at feel. You have to have a feel for what will work." By Bob Green I^arson after two rounds of the the 1982 Chrysler-Plymouth Char­ McHale, a two-time All-Star already, has raised his The Associated Prv»s LPG A ’s $200,000 Mazda Classic. ity Classic, started the day five game another level this season. Morse birdied the last three holes shots behind Alcott, who shot 67 on He is averaging 26 points and 10 rebounds while PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Lanny Wadkins chipped on the 6,472-yard layout at Stone- ’Thursday. scoring at least 20 points in 36 of Boston’s first 38 bridge Golf and Country Club to She made her move on the front games. In all of last season, he scored 20 or more points \ in for a birdie on his finai hole and took a one-shot lead AP photo over Payne Stewart Friday after two rounds of the finish with a 6-under-par score that nine with birdies on the first, fourth 43 times. equaled a year-old course record and fifth holes. A 4-foot putt for "Kevin has reached that level where he has a $600,000 Pebble Beach National Pro-Am golf Boston's Kevin McHale (32) has been McHale has been tough for every club tournament. set by Patty Sheehan and Barb birdie on No. 10 put her 4-under for complete game.” Celtics Coach K.C. Jones said. “ He Wadkins put a birdie-birdie finish on a 3-under-par 69 ’Thomas. She finished the day with a the tournament before she missed has that sense of confidence to score in traffic.” haunting NBA opponents this year. and the Celtics have reaped the benefit. at tough Spyglass Hill and completed 36 holes in 137, 36-hole total of 6-under 138. the green on the par 3,189-yard No. McHale is among the NBA leaders in field-goal Trying to match up with the wide-bodied seven under par. Jones, who like Morse shot 72 in 11 hole and wound up her with only percentage, hitting nearly 60 percent of his attempts. ‘T v e hit the ball close a lot, and I ’ve been driving it ’Thursday’s opening round, posted a bogey of the day. But there was a time this season when that confidence right down the middle. Actually, it’s been a pretty easy 68 in warm, sunny weather for a Morse finish^ strong beginning led him to start forcing his shot over a mass of drafted me,” McHale said. " I didn’t set any assist game, one of the highest figures in the NBA. seven under.” Wadkins said. two-day score of 4-under-par 140. with a 35-foot putt for birdie on the defenders. records at Minnesota. I’m here to shoot.” But McHale said that hard work in the regular season Reminded of a nice pass to guard Jerry Sichting after Under the format that calls for the pros to play one She was joined by Pearson, who par 3 16th hole. She followed with “ Kevin took a little ribbing about it, but we have the does not translate into playoff exhaustion. the New York Knicks quadruple-teamed McHale in a round at each of three Monterey Peninsula courses, he followed her opening-round 68 with birdie putts from inside 6 feet on No. type of team where you have to take a little and give it “ Playing too many minutes is just a convenient game Monday, he said, “ I should’ve shot it.” now faces the final two rounds at Pebble Beach, which a 72 that featured four birdies and 17 and No. 18. out, too,” Bird said. “ Sometimes it’s our own fault excuse for losing,” McHale said. “ In the playoffs, you he called "one of my favorites.” four bogeys. Amy Alcott had a second- ’"There’s no question in this world when Kevin takes a bad shot because we threw it to him Actually, McHale isn’t the gunner that his reputation get much more time between games to rest and there’s indicates. He has taken about 500 fewer shots than " I t ’s the best of the three courses.” said Wadkins, First-day leader Amy Alcott that my putting has been holding when there were three guys around him. We have to not as much travel.” round 74 Friday to fall three Michael Jordan, the runaway NBA scoring leader. who won the 1977 PGA championship on that course. " I bogeyed the last two holes of her me back,” said Morse, whose best realize that when you pass it in to Kevin, you have to Bird said McHale is strong enough to carry a heavy shorts off the pace at the " I f he took 30 shots a game like some guys, he’d get 50 like it, and I like the idea of going back to it two days in a round to settle for a 74. She fell three finish a year ago was a tie for fifth expect him to shoot.” load of playing time. points every night,” Bird said. row.” shots off the lead at 3-under 141. tied LPGA Mazda Classic in place in the du Maurier Classic. His teammates’ taunts prompt him to respond in “ He’s bMn so valuable to us because he hasn’t McHale’s modest 17 shots per game is made more His 20-25 foot chip that found the cup on his final hole with Heather Farr, midway Boca Raton, Fla. "M y technique and basics were kind. missed any games,” Bird said. “ If he goes down, we’ll remarkable by his average of nearly 40 minutes per at Spyglass gave him the lead over Stewart, who was through the 72-hole event. not very good when I came on Tour “ They knew what they were getting when they have a problem.” playing in the same foursome and completed 36 holes in Jane Geddes and Betsy King nine years ago.” she added. “ I’m 138. were next at 142 after rounds of 70 Chris Johnson were all five shots usually a very poor putter. ’The last Stewart also had a 69 at Spyglass, perhaps the most and 72, respectively. Lauri Peter­ behind Morse at 143. Pat Bradley, two days I ’ve been a very average difficult of the three courses and one which Wadkins son also shot 72 for a 142 total. the 1986 LPGA Player of the Year, to good putter. ’That’s been the Basic ballplayer, M o s ^ Malone, Is standing tall said "was like playing a swamp. It’s just not a playable Jan Stephenson, Sally Little and was among a group at even par 144 difference.” golf course.” Bv Bill Barnard again will be a starting center in next Malone isn’t sorry his days of feuding Day. then had 39 points and 17 rebounds Steady overnight rains lifted in mid-moming, but left The Associated Press weekend’s All-Star game despite Phila­ with Katz are behind him, but he in a rematch at Landover, M d„ on Jan. pools and puddles of casual water on fairways and in Berbick didn’t get full $2.1 million purse delphia owner Harold Katz’s claim that certainly misses the ^6ers’ winning 10. the bunkers on all three courses. In a year when there arc 39 7-footers in Malone was "an old 31.” ways. ’Two nights later, he had a season-high Japanese veteran Isao Aoki, Danny Edwards and the NBA. Moses Malone still stands tall Malone is deriving little satisfaction "W e refused to lose two games in a ‘"They (the promoter) gave Ber­ 41 points and 20 rebounds in a victory former British Open champion Sandy Lyle of Scotland By Tim Dahiberg ‘"The kid signed for $2.1 million at 6-10. from proving his former boss wrong. row,” he said. “ Here we just seem bick loans and they’re not supposed over Sacramento. were at 139, two shots back. Aoki had a 70 and Lyle 71, The Associated Press and I can guarantee you, we don’t He is shorter than at least 50 players in For one of the few times in career, he willing to go out and try to win one. I to do that at all,” Redlein said. "M y game is hard work and pride.” both at Pebble Beach. Edwards shot 69 at Cypress know if he got it,” said Commission the league, but in his 11th NBA season, finds himself on a team that doesn’t want to be there (in the playoffs) in June ‘"The regulations say you only ^ ve Malone said. "On the all hard-work Point. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Former Chairman Duane Ford. no one is more dangerous with the ball in appear to be good enough to survive past again. I ’ve been there, and I know what advances for training and travel team. I ’d pick myself five times. My Lanny Wadkins’ brother Bobby was tied at 140 with heavyweight champion Trevor Ford said even the remaining his hands near the basket. the first round of the playoffs. it’s like.” and only with the advance permis­ main thing is concentration. It’s a South African Bobby Cole and Fred Couples, who Berbick received only $700,000 of $700,000 may not have gotten into His average of 25 points a game for the The Bullets recently went through a Even after watching him play for sion of the commission.” thinking game. Be wise. Study them played with George Brett of the Kansas ity Royals as his $2.1 million purse to fight Berbick’s hands because it was put Washington Bullets is the highest in the streak of six losses after reaching the years. Bullets’ coach Kevin Loughery in a letter of credit at a Miami bank. (opponents), what they do best. If I get his partner. Cole shot 68. Couples 70 and Bobby champion Mike ’Tyson, with $1 According to a source close to the NBA among centers, and only tlie .500 mark, a level they have danced said he was surprised at Malone’s He said commissioners have no too Hollywood, I might lose it.” Wadkins 71. all at Pebble Beach. million of the money going to commission, an advance of $100,000 mercurial Michael Jordan is close to around all season. basketball ability. way of knowing if Berbick ever kept Washington’s fortunes seem to rise First-round leader Rex Caldwell went 11 shots higher promoter Don King and his son, was approved for Berbick. but not him in free throws made and attempted. The inconsistency of the Bullets is “ He has much better outside skills and fall with Malone. Carl, state boxing regulators said the money, even though the letter of than his opening 67 and was well back at 145. Included the remaining $400,000 that King Fouling Malone is no bargain — he is frustrating to Malone, who just four than I thought.” Loughery said. ’"The In a five-game stretch early in the Friday. credit was in his name. in his 78 was an 8 on the last hole, where his third shot contended he was owed out of the making 84 percent of his free throws. years ago was on a Philadelphia team more minutes he plays, the better he season, his lines showed 38 points and 21 Half of the $1 million went to pay Commissioners expressed con­ bounced off a tree, hit his caddy and caused a 2-shot purse. " I ’m just a basic ballplayer,” he said. judged to be among the greatest of all gets. His intensity just wears out the rebounds, 31 points and 11 rebounds. 34 advances improperly made to cern over the $500,000 paid to Don penalty. “ I work hard and try to contribute to the time. other team.”' points and 13 rebounds. 17 points and 14 Berbick by King, while the other King for advances reportedly made Redlein said that the manner in Tom Watson, twice a winner of this event when it was team. Big men can’t be too flashy. Small "W e’ve got to come to every game Malone’s intensity, always impres­ rebounds and 32 points and 11 rebounds. $500,000 went to Carl King as to Berbick and also the manner in which Carl King was paid his cut known as the Crosby, slipped to a 74 in the mud at forwards and guards handle the ball so prepared and get a six- or seven-game sive, was raised another notch in Malone, in the fifth year of a six-year Berbick’s manager, members of which Carl King got his money.. was improper under commission Spyglass and took a 143 total into the last two rounds at much and they’re quicker than us. But streak going.” Malone said. "Whether Washington’s two meetings with the contract that pays him more than $2 the Nevada State Athletic Commis­ John Redlein, the ''onnmission’s regulations. Pebble Beach. the big guys control the whole you play one minute of 48, everybody’s 76ers this season, both won by the million a year, shrugs off the notion that sion said. legal adviser, said state regulations He said King should have been PGA title-holder Bob Tway also was at 143 after a 71 situation.” got to work hard. Bullets. he’s the highest-salaried person in ’The other $400,000 was attached forbid the repayment out of a paid by Berbick from his purse at Pebble Beadi. Masters champ Jack Nicklaus could While Malone’s hairline may be "W e can’t keep getting to .500 and then He had 28 points and 21 rebounds in the Washington. by the Internal Revenue Service for fighter’s purse for advances other after the fight. Instead, he was paid do no better than nnatdi par 72 at Spyglass and was at receding and his belt size growing, he losing. We’ve got to get over that.” first game in Philadelphia on Christmas "Not me.” he said. ‘"That’s my wife.” 144. back taxes. than for travel or training. the $500,000 before the flght. RHAM spoils Cheney’s effort Quinn banned • * ; : = ' ■ ■-V ...... H.S. Roundup but road open to GM post It was one of Cheney Tech’s ■better games. “ We played better than we have In some of the last four MONTREAL (AP) — National Hockey League games we’ve won," said Beaver president John Zeigler has banned former Los Angeles coach Aaron Silvia. coach Pat Quinn from coaching in the NHL until the But the Beavers ran Into a good 1990-91 season and fined the Vancouver Canucks and K.- RHAM High squad Friday night the Kings a total of $440,000, the league said Friday. H with the visiting Sachems taking <)uinn was also barred from all league activities until home a 50-45 verdict In Charter Oak after this June's annual NHL meeting. Conference action. Quinn, in the last year of a three-year pact with Los The victory moves RHAM to 7-2 Angeles, was expelled from the league last month In the conference and 9-2 overall because he had accepted money from the Canucks to while the loss snaps Cheney’s become their general manager next season, while still Hanid photo by Pinto four-game winning streak and coaching the Kings. drops the Techmen to 5-4 In the COC Quinn, 43. had accepted a 8100,000 signing bonus from A pair of No. 23’8, Manchester’s Mike and 7-4 overall. Vancouver. Lata (in white) and Windham’s Pete A disastrous second period Under league rules, Quinn’s signing was technically Vanderhiede tangie for the basketbaii spelled trouble for Cheney. The legal under league bylaws since his coaching contract Techmen had a 14-12 lead after one with Los Angeles had never been filed with the NHL during piay at Ciarke Arena. quarter, but the Sachems moved to office. a 26-19 halftime edge. “ We turned But Ziegler said in first expelling Quinn that there the ball over four times In succes­ I pnoio by Pinto was a larger issue involved — the fans’ trust in the Coghlan secures sion In the second quarter trying to integrity of competition. get it inside and they made us pay Manchester’s Mike Lata (23) and Rob had come close against East Hartford Ziegler’s new ruling appears to clear the way for each tim e," Silvia cited. “ And at Greene (11) scramble for the basketball and Hartford Public only to see those Quinn to assume his new duties with the Canucks after the end of the quarter we had four along with Windham High’s Ken Valliere games slip away, made sure as they the June meetings. Wanamaker Mile shots but nothing went In. It was one The NHL president fined the Canucks $310,000 and in their C C C East Division battle Friday knocked the Whippets from the un­ the Kings $130,000 for their actions involving Quinn’s of those quarters.” Horald photo by Pinto Bv Bert Rosenthal RHAM’s lead was 38-30 going Into night at Clarke Arena. The Indians, who beaten ranks, 56-50. signing with Vancouver, as well as the payment of The Associated Press the final eight minutes, with money to Quinn by Vancouver and the fact he Cheney cutting it to three points in An expressive Rob Greene (11) of MHS lets out a yell as continued to coach the Kings after signing. NEW YORK — Eamonn Coghlan took the lead with the final minute. But RHAM’s Andy the basketball seemingly sits on the fingertips of RHAM’s The fines were the maximum allowed by league about a half-lap remaining and raced to a record Regan, who missed two from the Joe Wynn (24) during their game Friday night. bylaws. seventh victory In the Wanamaker Mile at the Mlllrose Third time is the charm ()uinn can appeal his suspensions, but only if the foul line earlier, canned four in a Games In Madison Square Garden Friday night. row to seal. “ He missed a couple so Kings endorse Ms application. The 34-year-old Coghlan, three-time winner of the we fouled him but he made four in a players in double figures. Bacon Manchester salvaged the junior “ I disagree with the factual findings and the results Manchester, Conn., Road Race who only last month row and put It away,” Silvia said. Academy turned back Cheney varsity game, 33-22. Beth O’Brien as MHS upsets Windham which were reached in the order,” Quinn to The was attacked by a dog In Dublin, Ireland, and suffered Cheney’s Troy Norman had an Tech, 60-31, Friday afternoon In had 7 points and Jen Faber 6 for the Associated Press Friday in a telephone interview. “ I five leg bites and a broken bone In his left hand, again exceptional defensive game. He Charter Oak Conference girls’ 8-5 young Indians. fully intend to pursue all appropriate remedies which showed no 111 effects from the Injuries as he won his shut out the Sachem’s Steve Emt in basketball action. Manchester Is back in action By Jim Tierney credit.” slim 46-44 lead heading into the final are afforded to nne. My legal counsel is currently second mile In two races this season. the first half, and after Zane The win lifts the Bobcats to 7-6 for Tuesday night at 7:30 at Clarke Herald Sports Writer Windham came out smoking in period. reviewing the order and until that is completed it would Biding his time before making his decisive move on Kromish scored all 14 of his points the season while the first-year Arena against intradivision foe the first quarter led by guard Ken Windham shot even worse in the be imprudent for me to comment any further. I ’d like to the 11-laps-to-the-mlle track, Coghlan swept past 1986 in the first half, Silvia assigned varsity Techsters are now 1-9. Glastonbury High. As the saying goes, the third time Valliere’s 11 points, including three final quarter (l-for-13) and was read it myself first and I don’t have it in my hands. was, fortunately, the charm for the Wanamaker Mile winner and fellow Irishman Marcus Norman to Kromish in the second Shalene Westry netted a game- W INDHAM (71) — CoHtWl Hjaly 6 M three-pointers. The visiting held to four points in the quarter. Apparently it will arrive sometime tomorrow.” O’Sullivan on the final backstretch and raced across 17, Lauro Smith30-34, Kim Telllar S 6 * Manchester High School basketball Curland was honest about his In his 21-page ruling. Ziegler lamented the incident, half and scored a second shutout. high 19 points to lead Cheney. 16, April Hunt404)8, Plwtr Bgaud^e4 Whippets led by as many as eight. the finish line In 3 minutes, 55.91 seconds. But RHAM is far from a one-man The Beavers resume action Mon­ 4-9 13, M «l Moreau 4 3-5 10, Kristw team. The Indians had suffered 12-4, during the first stanza. Wind­ club’s poor shooting in the second but said he had no choice but to act. Coghlan, holder of the world Indoor best of 3:49.78, gang. “ They (RHAM) move the day at 6 p.m. at East Hampton Coleman 0 04) 0, Taro Risley 0 3-3 3, through two consecutive heart­ ham shot 7-for-ll from the field in half (S-for-26). “ Can any of us really believe,” said the president, had shared the record for most Wanamaker Mile Laurie Martin 004)0, Karen Schwandol breaking losses to East Hartford the first quarter. The Indians “ We hadn’t gone through a cold “ that the N FL would not have bMn the laughing stock ball very well and have a couple of High. 00 3. Totals 2619-38 71. . ^ , victories of six with the great Glenn Cunningham, the guys who can put it in,” Silvia said. EACON ACADEM Y (68) - - Leanne M ANCHESTER (14) — Paula Hollis 0 and Hartford Public. Manchester, rallied late in the quarter behind six spell like that and we ditbi’t know of professional sports had it permitted Super Bowl X X I winner from 1933-35 and 1937-39. “ We played a strong fourth quarter Shoop 6 4 16, Tammy Gorr 4 311, Julio 3-4 3, Kristi White 3 3-3 9, Anna Rlgglo 1 however, was resolute in its pur­ points each from junior Troy Peters how to react to it,” Curland said. to go forward with the existing coaches if the Denver O'Sullivan, who was unbeaten during the 1986 Indoor DImmock 5 0 10, Jocelyn Adkins 3 3 8, 0413, Vol Holden 103 3, Erin Prescott 1 pose on Friday night against the and senior Rob Greene to trail, Goddard tied the contest at 48-all coach had months before agreed to become the and played better than in some Dos Fafard 41 9, Darla Dllal 1 0 3, Jodi I- 33, Kris Volsine 33-47, Jen MlstrettoO season In nine races. Including seven miles or metric games we’ve won by 14, 18 points. Vllordl 113, Karvn MacherO11. Totals 030, BorbO'Brlen 11-33, Chris Rovegno previously undefeated Windham 23-18, after one turn. with 3:17 left and gave the Indians president and general manager of the Giants and had miles (1,500 meters), held on for second place In But we played a better team (in 24 12 60 I I - 33, LIso Cartier 10 I 3, Kris Cool 0041 High School Whippets. As hot as Windham was in the the lead, 50-48, with 2:33 left. After accepted $100,900 in consideration thereof?” C H E N EY TEC H (31) — Shalene 0. Totals 11 13-23 34. In another thrilling contest, the first quarter, the Whippets expe­ Ouimette tied it at 50, neither team “ It is my desire to impart two thoughts to the fans 3:56.48. RHAM).” Westry 4 7 19, Diane Sandberg 0 5 5, Earlier, Greg Foster scored his second straight Sophomore Terry Phillip had 15 Vicky Ferrara000, Kathy MorlartvSO Indians upended Win^am , 56-50, in rienced the same consistency in seemed like it wanted the lead. who support our team, to our players, coaches and victory over archrival RenaldoNehemlah, winning the points to lead Cheney, 14 in the 4, Vicky Garbich 011, Eileen Zabkal 03, Boys Swimming CCC East Division action at Garke reverse, shooting 2-for-ll from the Greene penetrated in the lane and everyone within our organization,” Kings owner Jerry men’s 60-yard high hurdles with a late burst, and Lee Monica Tarres 000, Jessica TorresOOO. Arena. The loss knocked the Held in the second quarter. The hit a 10-footer with 1:35 left to give Buss said. second half. Troy Norman added 11 Totals 913 31. McRae easily beat Carl Lewis In the 60-yard dash. for the Beavers. Kromish’s 14 MHS breezes Whippets, ranked eighth in the Whippets, however, remained very the Indians the lead, 52-50, one “ First, I ’m extremely disappointed and I plan to state poll, from the unbeaten ranks. much in the game due to their fine which they wouldn’t let go. appeal this decision immediately. This is the first time, points led RHAM followed by Greg ENFIELD — Copping nine of the Cavoli (12) and Regan (10). MHS trounced And Manchester, for a second foul shooting in the first half After a Windham miss, Manches­ to my knowledge, that an innocent bystander has bMn 11 events, the unbeaten Manchester straight game, was minus starters fined for the actions of others. I am confident that the Sabres siash Nords Cheney’s next game Is Tuesday WINDHAM — Exploding to a big (10-for-ll). Center Jacque ter’s Matt Vaughn was fouled with High boys’ swimming team Cinque Barlow and' Bruce 57 seconds left. He hit the first and fine to the Los Angeles Kings will be dismissed. at 7:30 p.m. at East Hampton High. 20-7 lead after one quarter, Wind­ Ouimette, who led Windham with 19 whipped Feirni High, 99-68, Friday Rosenberg. points, scored all of Windham’s missed the second free throw for a “ Second, I have confidence in the NHL’s procedures BUFFALO, N.V. (A P) — Rookie Christian Ruuttu RHAM (M l — Steve Emt 3 3-3 8, Greg ham High registered a one-sided Cavoli 6 0-013, Don Chorpentler 3 04) 4, aftemon. The victory was the nine points in the second quarter. 53-50 lead. After Hunter’s shot was for a fair hearing of our appeal and redress of scored what proved to be the winning goal and added an 71-34 victory over Manchester High Windham is 6-1 In the conference Zone Kromish 7 04)14, John Avers 3 4-4 eighth in succession for the spotless Sophomore Jason Goddard as­ blocked an intentional foul was grievances. Because of this, I feel that any further assist as the Buffalo Sabres defeated the Quebec 10. Totals 33 6-8 50. in CCC East Division girls’ basket­ Indian tankers. and 9-1 overall. The victory pushes serted himself for Manchester whistled on Windham’s Valliere. discussion or comment on this matter is L J Nordlques 3-1 Friday night. CHENEY TECH <451— Trov Norman ball action Friday night. Manchester over the .500 mark with 5 0-1 11, Willie O rtli 3 0-1 6, Mack Manchester is back in action during the second stanza with six Mike Lata hit both free throws and inappropriate.” The victory, Buffalo’s second In six games, kept the The win lifts the Whippets to 7-1 in a record of 6-5 overall and 5-3 in the Hawkins 304) 6, Tom Dowd 3 04) 7, Terry Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Hartford points and some important re­ he added another one for Manches­ efuinn’s expulsion from all activities means he can’t Sabres’ slim playoff hopes alive. Quebec, with 45 Phillip 6 3-515, Bill Sheo004)0. Totals 30 the CCC East and 11-2 overall while CCC East. Manchester’s next game Public High School. bounds. Greene and sophomore ter’s final margin. Although he perform any goieral managerial functions, such as points, Is nine points ahead of Buffalo In the race for the 3-7 45. the Indians are now 2-6 in division is a non-conference affair on the Three-point field goals: Cheney 3 — Results; Paris Oates each added six points to scored only one point, Vaughn planning the Canucks’ choices for the next amateur fourth and last playoff spot In the NHL’s Adams' play and 2-11 overall. 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester road Tuesday against Bristol East­ Dowd (1), Norman (1). give the Indians a 36-32 lead at proved invaluable to Manchester, draft, which is part of the June meeting. Nor can he Division. “ What can you say,” said Man­ (Brian Cromble, BUI Thompson, Eglls ern. For Indian coach Frank Kinel, Ramons, John Gorman) 1:57.46, 3. halftime. Greene capped the Indian playing a superb floor game at the make trades or negotiate with players until after that Adam Creighton and Mike Ramsey were the other chester assistant coach Mike Friday’s contest was an instant Enfield, 3. Manchester. rally with a douhle pump shot from point guard position along with meeting. Buffalo goal scorers while goalie Tom Barrasso looked Games postponed Masse. “ They (Windham) are a 200 free: 1. Slebold (M ) 2:03.66, 2. replay of the Indians’ two previous the left baseline at the halftime coming up with some key steals. Among the fines levied Friday, the Canucks were sharp In stopping 35 shots. Including 24 In the second very good team. They’re well David O'Brien (M ), 3. Mark Foley (M). games except the final outcome. Two scholastic basketball games 200 IM ; 1. S.Gorman (M ) 3:30.06, 3. buzzer. The play of Goddard, who “You .have to watch him penalized $10,000 apiece for each day the Kings were period when Michel Goulet scored Quebec’s only goal, coached and have some good “ It (the win) feels real good.” scheduled Friday night were post­ Cromble (M ), 3. Murphy (F). scored 10 points in the first half and (Vaughn) over a period of time to coached by ()uinn from the date he reached an his 28th of the season. shooters.” 50 free: 1. J. Gornnan (M ) ;24.24, 2. Kinel said. “ I’m particularly poned. The Bacon Academy at 16 for the game, was pivotal in the appreciate him.” Kinel said. agreement in principle to join the Canucks until the day Windham’s halftime bulge was VlllanI (F ), 3. Karl Noone (M ). pleased with the players. They Bolton High game has been resche­ Dlvlna; 1. Randy White (F) 211.75 hig win for Manchester. he was expelled from the league. IslandBrs 3, Capitals 3 40-18 with the three quarter score points, 2. Ryan Patulok (M ), 3. Tim Paul deserved to win.” M ANCHESTER (M ) — MaH VaughnO duled Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. while (M). '“ Jason Goddard did a super job,” 1-21, Paris Oatm 30-26, Troy Pettrs30-1 Los Angeles was fined $10,000 for each day Quinn At Landover, Md., red-hot Mike Gartner scored two reading 62-24. Windham coach Neil Curland had 6, Rob (jTMne 8 6-8 23, Mike Lata 13-45, coached the Kings after they learned he hadsigned with the Coventry at Cromwell High “ We got a nice game out oi 100 fly: 1. Ramons (M ) 1:03.7, 2. Kinel said. “ It doesn’t surprise me goals during a 63-second span late In the third period as Amsfer (F), 3. Mike Yornoff (M ). nothing but praise for the outstand­ Jason Goddard 73-416,Jason Stansfleld Vancouver. game is still to be rescheduled. sophomore Kristi White,” Masse at all.” Kinel said. 0 04)0 Totals 2312-31 56 the Washington Capitals rallied for a 3-3 NHL tie with 100 free: 1. J.Gormon (M ) :55.43, 3. ing play by the Indians. “ They Ziegler said $115,000 of the Los Angeles fine and said. “ Kris Volsine had a steady VlllanI (F ), 3. Noone (M ). Both teams shot poorly from the WINDHAM (M ) — Ken Valliere 3 3-3 the New York Islanders Friday night. 500 free; 1. Slebold (M ) 5:43.73, 2. (Manchester) deserved it. They floor in the third quarter with 11, Jacaue Ouimette 5 9-10 19, Henry $250,000 of the Vancouver fine won’t be payable until The Islanders almost won following a penalty game for us, too.” O'Brien (M ), 3. Foley (M). outplayed us. They’re playing as Hunter 3 3-4 9, Jim Hunter 0 1-21, Pete June 11, to allow the teams to apply for a rehearing of Colleen Healy had 17 points, Kim 100 bock: 1. Cromble (M ) 1:09.49, 3. Windham’s Henry Hunter hitting Vanderhelde 11-3 3, Mike Allen 1 36 5, against Washington at 2:38 of the overtime period but a well as anybody right now. They their case. Girls Basketball Tellier 16 and Piper Beaudette 12 to S.tiorman (M ), 3. Tetro (F). for eight points in the stanza. Alex Corlaty 0 04) 0, Joe Wynn 1 04) 3 flip shot t v Ken Lelter from the right point was lOObreosf: 1. Ramons (M ) 1:13.59,2. have good athletes and they really Totals 14 19-36 90 pace a well-balanced Whippet Greene, who scored a game-high 22, However, the Canucks’ application won’t be deflected off the goalpost. BUI Thompson (M ), 3, Phelps (F ). hustled and outleaped us for the Tbree-point goals; Manchester (0). considered unless it has been endorsed by the Kings. Cheney toppled attack. White had 9 points and 400 free relay: 1. Fermi 4:09.60, 3. scored 6 of the Ir Bans’ 8 third- Windham (3) — Valliere 3. *1110 Capitals have played 35 consecutive overtime Manchesfer, 3. Manchester. rebounds. They deserve a lot of quarter points. W ndham held a Halftime: 36-33 Manchester Ziegler said. games without a loss. COLCHESTER — With three Volsine 7 to lead Manchester. Moi

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Kevin McHale scored nine of his 31 points in a key third quarter spurt and as the Boston Celtics rallied from a 14-point deficit to beat the Indiana Pacers 100-94 for their sixth consec­ utive NBA victory Friday night. The loss was the Pacers’ fifth straight. The Celtics, who trailed 66-52 after Indiana scored the first six points of the third quarter, tied the game at 82-82 and took the lead for good when Larry Bird blocked a John Long shot, retrieved the loose ball and passed to Dennis Johnson for a fast break layup with 1:09 to play. The score gave Boston a 96-94 advantage and Indiana, which made only five of 21 shots from the field in the final quarter, then missed flve consecutive shots after grabbing four offensive rebounds. Danny Ainge then made a base­ line jumper with 20 seconds to go yvith Bird picking up an assist. Indiana, which failed to get a field goal after Chuck Person scored with 2; 16 to go, had the ball stolen on its next possession and Ainge made a pair of free throws to clinch the victory with six seconds remaining. All five Boston starters finished in double figures with Ainge contri­ buting 14, while Johnson and Bird each scored 13. Person topp^ Indiana with 26 points and Wayman Tisdale came .o ff the bench to score 17. 76era 121, Bulls 112 At Philadelphia. Charles Barkley scored 40 points and grabbed 21 § rebounds as the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Chicago Bulls 121-112 Friday night despite 49 points by Michael Jordan in an NBA game. The 76ers, in winning their third straight and 11th of the last 15, led 86-82 after three quarters and pulled away from the Bulls by outscoring them 10-2 at the start of the final quarter. Hawks 106, Knicks 98 At Atlanta, Dominique Wilkins scored 31 points Friday night as the Atlanta Hawks beat New York 106-98, the Knicks’ fifth straight NBA loss. The Hawks, who squandered a H»™id photo by Pinto 19-point second-quarter lead, broke away from an 81-81 tie by outscor­ the Whippets’ Joe Wynn during play Friday night ing New York 12-3 to start the fourth Manchester’s High’s partially hidden Paris Oates period. Gus Williams had six points (white uniform) and Windham High’s Pete at Clarke Arena. The Indians upset the previously and Jon Koncak four during the Vanderhiede (23) eye the basketbali along with unbeaten Whippets, 56-50. See story on page 55. spurt.