BANK ROBBED of $40L000 Lo Iftt L!3F I5 S Second Incident S on Spencer St

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Saturday, Dec. 24, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents BANK ROBBED OF $40l000 lO Iftt l!3f I5 S Second incident S on Spencer St.

______S The second bank robbery in two months occurred ------Z on Spencer Street Friday afternoon when an armed Z man robbed a branch of Manchester State Bank of about $40,000. The gunman, wearing a dark blue mask, according to initial police radio reports, reportedly brandished a small, black handgun. He robbed the z bank at 185 Spencer St. shortly after 1:30. z Nathan Agostinelli, president of the bank, z . J- -V.. confirmed late Friday that the robber made off with r L j " about $40,000. Agostinelli said he was confident the z robber was filmed by the bank's camera. z The film was being developed Friday night, he z said. Initial police radio reports described the robber z -j T ■z as a white man, possibly a teen-ager, with dark hair. ‘Z Reports also described the robber as approxi­ mately 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing 165 pounds. z He was initially reported over the police radio to be z wearing a gray wool jacket, denim pants, and white z sneakers. z Friday night police would not give a description of the suspect. They would confirm only that the z suspect is a white male, who was carrying a gun and z left the scene on foot. z Richard Lauzier, vice president and security z tr officer at the bank, said the gunman "cam e in, z jumped over the counter, demanded the money, z jumped over the counter and left.” The alarm was set off as the robber left, he said. z Agostinelli praised the actions of the three bank «v* z tellers working at the time of the robbery. ■li “ I am feeling very fortunate no one was injured z »■ I ■ z and our people did just an outstanding job of just complying with procedure,” Agostinelli said. "The z > “ - '. i . A ▼ . % « three young ladies just kept their cool and I z commended them for it.” z Agostinelli also said the bank is fully insured and z customers need not worry about their accounts. z sNv Initial radio reports said the robber ran out of the z bank and into the K mart shopping plaza parking lot after the heist. Reports also said he had dropped his z + : mask along the way. z Five employees were in the bank at the time of the z •------f- M ' robbery, Lauzier said. He said he wasn’t sure how z V- / many customers were there. in d ry z ^ • Two more police cruisers searched the parking lot Ite r rpj:^. and woods behind the shopping plaza, radio reports z Patrick Flynn/iyiancheeter Herald indicated. z Police radio reports indicated the robber was seen nllvsi2e z SOLITARY SKATER — Scott Gentllcore, of 155 Grissom St., enjoys some solitary running towards the rear of Edwards Food sher hockey at Center Springs Park Friday. Gentilcore, a freshman at Franklin Tver z tain I z Pierce College In New Hampshire, Is home for the holidays. S ee ROBBERY, p a g e t se z tings 5eed z noos z Minute z Time z z rs Price! z z z I49 z z z z •z z Connecticat Weather ' British viewed piane threat Sleet, snow, rain create havoc for drivers By Maureen Leavltf Beckwith said a car being driven by Beckwith also reported two acci­ Walt Waterman, a spokesman for REGIONAL WEATHER Manchester Herald a female slipped off the road and dents on Camp Meeting Road near the airport operations, said the airport broadsided a utility pole. She suffered Bolton line Friday afternoon. was experiencing some icing by early Aocu-W«a(her*fonocast for Saturday as confidentiai information Dozens of motorists in the greater head and leg injuries. Beckwith said. Outlying roads in Manchester and evening but that crews were working Daytime CoodWons and High Tew>patatur»s Manchester area slid off roads and He .said her name was not imme­ roads with higher elevations like to de-ice runways. He said that was sometimes into each other after sleet. diately available. causing minor delays in departures By The Associated Press The flight originated in Frank­ Lydall Street were still slick because An Air India jumbo jet bound snow and freezing rain fell Friday. Vernon ambulance service was on of lower temperatures Friday night, and arrivals. furt with a Boeing 727 and for New York with 250 people Manchester residents had a The British government issued stand-by because several Manchester Beckwith said. The state Department of Transpor­ passengers and luggage were aboard returned to London on slippery start to their holiday wee­ no public warnings about a threat ambulances were tied up during the Bolton and Coventry police re­ tation said Friday that state highways transferred to the Boeing 747 at Friday after a bomb threat, and a kend when the snow, sleet and made against Pan Am flights Heathrow. time of the Lydall Street accident. ported some minor weather-related were wet but were being sanded by the Heathrow Airport terminal was freezing rain began falling around because the information was Beckwith said Manchester was able to accidents Friday afternoon because state’s entire force of sanding trucks. Mick Charles of the depart­ evacuated after officials spotted noon Friday. Driving conditions on considered confidential, an offi­ produce an ambulance ‘ ‘ fa irly of slush buildup on secondary roads. Dick Poole, operations superintend­ ment’s Air Accident Investiga­ an unattended suitcase. Manchester secondary roads were cial said Friday. tion Branch, who is heading a quickly” and there was no long delay. ent for DOT, said the full crew was .•?-.*nrra Nothing suspicious was imme­ hazardous as temperatures hovered A spokeswoman for the Manchester The Department of Transport team of 40 U.S. and British “ We’ve been busy,” Beckwith said. called out because holiday traffic was diately found on the plane, the around the freezing mark in down­ highway department said some crews said British airports also were not investigators at the crash site, At one point Friday afternoon, while expected to be heavy. airline said. town Manchester into the early who were sanding roads all afternoon told about the information passed said; “ We have no evidence he was at Manchester Memorial The incidents came hours after evening hours, officials said. were called back Friday evening to “ Crews will be out until the threat of on by U.S. authorities. The threat whatsoever yet of sabotage.” Hospital. Beckwith said he saw four a British Airways Tristar, which A string of weather-related acci­ tackle some isolated slippery spots inclement weather is out, ” Poole said. mentioned a Pan Am flight from Speaking about the warning, ambulances in the emergency section was forced to make a 10-hour dents occurred in Manchester reported by local police. Weather reports are calling for rain Frankfurt, West Germany, and 'Transport Minister Michael Por­ and another was coming in. unscheduled stop in Rome be­ throughout the afternoon and early No one was available for comment this afternoon, highs in the 40s. with did not specifically mention tillo said in a British Broadcast­ Another car apparently rolled over cause of a bomb threat, arrived at evening, police and fire officials said. Friday night at highway departments rain tonight accompanied by gusty Britain. ing Corp. television interview in front of the Lowe Program Center Heathrow Airport, the airline Peter Beckwith, deputy chief of the in Andover, Bolton and Coventry. winds. Temperatures are expected to A New York-bound Pan Ameri­ that the warning was not made of Manchester Community College said. Town of Manchester Fire Depart­ Bradley International Airport in be 35 to 40 degrees. Christmas day is can World Airways jumbo jet that public because “ this was confi­ At Heathrow, large crowds of Friday afternoon, Beckwith said. The ment, reported a one-car accident at Windsor Locks received about a forecast to be partly sunny, windy and took off from London's Heathrow dential, classified, U.S. intelli­ Christmas holiday travelers wa­ driver, a female, failed to negotiate a the 600 block of Lydall Street around 2 half-inch of frozen precipitation Fri­ mild, with highs of from 45 to 50 Airport broke up at 31,000 feet gence information and we didn’t ited for their flights Friday turn, slipped and the car rolled over. p.m. Friday. day and by nightfall skies were clear. degrees. Manchester and vicinity: Today, becoming Wednesday night, killing all 258 have the right to divulge it.” apparently undeterred by the Her name was not available. cloudy. Rain likely in the afternoon. High in the mid people aboard and bombarding The opposition Labor Party’s crash of the jumbo jet. 40s. South wind 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 70 the Scottish countryside with transport spokesman, John Pres­ There was no indication of any ■i percent. Tonight, rain and windy. Low 35 to 40. flaming wreckage over a 10-mile cott, said the government’s fail­ increase in security, which is Higher age Chance of rain 90 percent. Christmas Day, partly radius. An undetermined number ure to publicize the threat ended considered to be on a continuous sunny windy and mild. High around 50. Outlook for of people on the ground also were in “ the poor, ignorant traveling high level, and there appeared to Monday, partly sunny and colder. High 35 to 40. killed. public taking greater risk.” be no new security checks. West coastal* East coastal: Today, becoming y ti'L on drinking cloudy. Rain likely in the afternoon. High in the mid 40s. South wind 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 70 percent. Tonight, rain and windy. Low 35 to 40 cuts fatals Chance of rain 90 percent. Christmas Day, partly CHICAGO (AP) - Tougher sunny windy and mild. High around 50. Outlook for penalties for drunken driving Monday, partly sunny and colder. High in the lower 40s. have no effect on fatal auto accidents among 19- and 20-year- olds, but raising the drinking age to 21 leads to a dramatic reduc­ Lottery tion in deaths, a study suggests. The fatality rate in single­ vehicle, nighttime crashes in­ Connecticut daily Friday; 571. Play Four: 3718. volving drivers 19 and 20 years Connecticut "Lotto” Friday; 3, 6, 13, 25, 36, 38. old declined 38 percent in the 28 months after Tennessee raised its iV drinking age from 19 to 21, said Dr. Michaei Decker of the Van­ Index derbilt University School of Medicine. Tougher penaities for drunken Business__ Obituaries. .10 Churches — driving, imposed by Tennessee in . 37-40 Opinion. . 18-19 .. -*

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SHARING TALK Seventh- •D. graders from Bennet Jun­ i o r High School spend some time together with their "grand­ parents” at Meadows Convalescent Home. From : - C r left is resident T Ann Nannery, -EXAMPLE BUY:’ and students Debbie I WHEN ITS OVER,, Vasco, and SA VE -4 0 % D o i I a r IT'S OVER! 0 Chanthavone. LOWEST PRICES... Pitrtck. ....wra Flynn/M(nch«ttarr lyiiiwiwencnwror Heraldn«raiO ...BEST SELECTION! ‘Grandparents,’ kids share talk, hugs, letters MdNDAYMLY FAMOUS MAKE By Maureen__ Leavitt___ _ [CAMCORDER creators of the program, said she home before so I was a little nervous ” Manchester Herald wanted children to become aware of It was fun being with her because said Susan Conklin. 12, of Lookout sometimes I can’t always go to my 11 AM TO 5 PI C-FORMAT the elderly. , Mountain Drive. “ The first time we Some seventh-graders at Bennet grandma’s.” “One of |he re.al goals was to visited, everything went pretty well NOW ONLY.... Junior High School were recently promote a sense, of responsibility to Bob Loeb is one of the “ grandfath­ I EVERY VCR • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIg I i^TOR • EVERY and I was looking forward to the next ers” who has participated in the found hanging around with some new the community, to enlighten them time.” Conklin added. I WASHER • EVERY DRYER • EVERY RANGE • EVERY MICROWAVE • EVERY “ mature” friends. program for the last few years. that yes. we do have elderly and their Conklin and Vasco agreed the DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER • EVERY STEREO They were singing Christmas car­ Although he doesn’t speak tooclearly. lifestyles are different... and we’re all “ grandparents” seemed to enjoy the ols, sharing their hobbies and goals he made it clear he has made many here together.” Thornton said. holiday entertainment. *399. and talking about their favorite friends. Because of high divorce rates, “ They started singing, and when we EVERYTHING MUST football teams. Those, after all, are “ Grandmother” Frye said, “ I UNBELIEVABLE...^ children don’t always spend time with left they were kind of sad,” Vasco the kinds of things W w iriends would thought the program was terrific. I grandparents. So the program was said. “ They all seemed happy we B U T TRUE! s share with each other ... even if they thought they would be shy and BE SOLD!!!______designed with the family unit in mind were there, they told us they were are two generations apart. “ We purposely used the word restless, but there was none of it. They happy and they didn’t get to see kids were wild little Indians but they were This friendly exchange is part of the grandparent, as a family connota­ often,” Conklin said. WE RE OFFERING OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE seventh-grade curriculum at Bennet fun.” tion.” Thornton apid. Many youngsters aren’t accus­ YEAR ON ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES, COLOR TVs, 19' DIAG. Junior High School called the Adopt- Carol Corliss, also a “ grand­ This year’s first group recently tomed to being with the elderly, so MICROWAVES, VIDEO RECORDERS. AND MORE! A-Grandparent program. The sev­ mother,” still receives letters from a made its last visit of the semester to before the students actually visit the NO RAIN CHECKS EVENYTHINO SOLO ON A FWST GENERAL enth grade is split up into two groups young woman who had been involved .r^^REE..' COME. FIRST SERVE BASIS. • OUANDTIS. COLORS the convalescent home and put on a Meadows. Bennet teachers hold an and both are matched up with Christmas show for the residents. in the program. ELECTRIC orientation program, explaining “ 1 find that I like to hear their residents of Meadows Convalescent Some students played their schooi some of the ailments and problems BASF Home on Bidwell Street. instruments while others recited the elderly deal with. different ideas,” Corliss said of the ■ * W S j S t io m COLOR The students write letters and visit poetry and sang with their friends visitors. She said she always asks the .a SksERVICg T-120 But students also realize that many kids what they want for Christmas TV with their “ grandparents” two times Residents like Ann Nannery looked on of the patients lead active lives. TttS t <>**'■ during a semester. The other half of and she is amazed by the requests. ------d------is c o u n t u CENTERc e n t i VIDEO and en.ioyed the performances. Frances Lombardo, a seventh- D the seventh grade will get to know “One boy said he wants a car and I For Debbie Vasco. 12. of Carriage grade teacher at Bennet. whose TAPE their grandparents next semester. almost fell off my seat,” Corliss said. 445 HARTFORD ROAD - KEENEY STREET Drive, her second visit with her students participated in the program “ In our day we didn’t think of asking The residents at Meadows have “grandparent” proved to be an this semester, said she tells the HOUDAV HOURS: MANCHESTER) CT easytooetto: * . MOM.ATNURS.'TfLO TAKEI-84TO 149 made many young friends during the enjoyable experience. for cars or computers. Today kids are students to guess her age — which is 62 T U n ^ W ID . A PRL'TILS THENEWI-3B4. (12 PCS ONLY) five years the program has existed. much more advanced. Christmas is TAKE THE KEENEY *1.99 “ It (the visit) went better than the — to show them being older doesn’t SAIUROAV TO 8 Although the students move on, some first time,” Vasco said, recalling kind of commercial for these kids.” SUNDAY 12:00 TO 5 647-9997 STREET EXIT. 6 HOUR necessarily mean you look that way. still remember their “grandparents” during the first visit that it was a little Although some pupils come out of Rich Henderson, 12, of 61 Hamlin St. the program with negative feelings, by paying them visits, sending them difficult thinking of things to say. talked football with his "grand­ Thornton sees this as an awareness gifts, writing letters and postcards For other students, a visit to the mother,” Ann Frye. while on vacation. Meadows meant a bit of nervousness builder. “ It was pretty cool, she was pretty “ For some of them, there is a sense Kathy Thornton, a seventh-grade at first, but later most felt at home. neat,” Henderson recalled. “ We were teacher at Bennet and one of the “ I never went to a convalescent of caring, that ‘I can do something for talking about football and she likes it. someone else,’” she said. Holidays become ‘a downer’ for some Caucus dispute will go to FOI attorney ByBu AlexAlwv GIrelllrilvwlll ^ By Maureen Leavitt party chairman does not cause a caucus to become a Manchester Herald member of the Board of Selectmen. Manchester Herald to give gifts to people. She said a better gift would be “ meeting” under the FOI act. "I think the worst thing is right to try and express love for people. Shea also cited an advisory opinion in a Prospect He said that decisions and advisory opinion issed ca.se in which the commission said that since a The holidays are a Ume of Joy for many, but for “ The real gift is the gift of the heart. It’s not goine An attorney with the state Freedom of Informa­ after (the celebration). Then you by the FOI Commission are inconsistent on the caucus cannot act on behalf of the town, it is not a others they mean sadness, isolation and depression to come in a box. You can’t get it at the mall Realiv tion Commission will be appointed to help resolve a subject. He cited a decision involving Tolland in public agency. The caucus of four Democratic that last well into the new year have to wait a whole year before part of the gift to ourselves should be to find some djspute between Democratic and Republican town which the commission held that a gathering was a directors over the legality of the Democrats’ members of the Prospect Town Council was "We see everything on TV as being perfect, you get to be together like that." way of touching into love, into the peace and Jov of meeting and not a caucus because the Democratic families together, singing carols, when probably the the time,” Gingold explained. caucuses, an official said. attended by two Republican members of the council town chairman was present and he was not a who did not participate in the deliberations. next door neighbor has the same problems as we Lori J. She suggests spending time with people sufferine A spokesman for the FOI Commission said Friday do, said Marie B. of South Windsor. from losses. ^ that a staff lawyer for the commission will be Marie B. is no stranger to depression. She "Spending time or doing something together fun appointed to meet with Republican Director Ronald In touch with themselves and share feelings with suffered from depression for 19 years trying to cope or just really being there-it’s just sharing the Osella and the Democratic members of the Board of those who are close,” GIngold said. "Take time for with a miscarriage. Two years ago she helped to get ex^rien ce together and enjoying it,” she said Directors to try to settle the matter. Osella filed a j^urself. Take a walk, a bath. The times you put into a support group to meet at her house. Now it meets Guanco said people should try to do a little extra complaint with the FOI seeking a ruling on whether the holiday-give time to come home to yourself,” for those hurting from a lost loved one. the Democrats, who represent a quorum on the at 6:30 every Tuesday night in room CL 131a in the Gingold advised. I^we Program Center of Manchester Community "G ive them a call. Just try to be there be Board of Directors, can legally caucus in private College. Gingold also said people shouldn’t feel obligated supportive,” she said. with others present, including Democratic Town msoi s The support group, called Depression Anonym- Chairman Theodore R. Cummings. S I I ous, follows the Alcoholic’s Anonymous program, Meanwhile, however, a date will be set soon fora which allows group members to anonymously share EMERGENCY hearing at which the parties will be asked to appear their problems with depression. Group members Fire — Police — Medical if the ombudsman fails to resolve the problem to reveal only their first name and last initial their satisfaction. If a hearing is held, other persons Marie said the group put out a special notice D IA L 911 may seek to enter the case as parties to the action or suggesting that people with holiday depression In Manchester as intervenors. attend one of the meetings during the holiday The spokesman said the case will very likely be season. mTASPKY! heard by a single FOI commissioner who will report The holidays also remind people of loved ones lost his findings to the full commission for action. through death or broken relationships. For people In a related development. Republican Town who are alone, the holidays can seem bleak and Oiairm an John Garside said he plans to continue to empty, she said. attend caucuses of the Republican members of the "The holiday causes you to think how are you Board of Directors. Garside said that because the going to spend them?” said Ann. (not her real Republicans are in the minority they do not make up name), who is also a member of the support group. a quorum of the Board of Directors. Ann. a widow, has experienced periods of ^ c a u s e of that, he said the question of whether fm t depression for more than 40 years caused mainly by his presence at their caucuses makes them failed or broken relationships. H O T U m C U meetings that should be held publicly does not arise. C H E R S p j Cummings said Friday he had not made up his P»ycWatrist in Manchester !^Package_SJo^ affiliated with Manchester Memorial Hospital • mind whether to continue to attend caucuses until the FOI Commission rules on Osella's complaint, during* Slholfttaji*^ *‘™** ” P«‘^««n8 but he said he feels both town chairmen should be at MICKEY e miodle tpke ^ "Everj^ne is trying to please everyone, trying to their respective caucuses. do evemhing. trying to be nice to everyone Town Attorney William Shea issued an opinion ^-k-k-k-kirk-k-k-kirk-k-kirkirir-kitirkirkirir-kirirkirS around. G u a i^ said recenUy from her Main m HOfAmmY! Thursday in which he said the attendance of the S tiw t oHioe. The fam ily is expecting a lot. People t]405 feel inother expects them to spend Christmas dinner wim her. ■•People are expecting a lot of emotional support and material things. A daughter is expected to call her parents on the holiday,” Guanco explained. I/)ri J. says, "Com e the holidays, I tend to look at what others have and and what I don’t have" Lori, 30, of Stafford Springs, has had bouts of W m m U v depression since she was a teen-ager. She said she Health Tip HOT smut CHlfU cannot, compare Hnancially to friends and family when it comes to buying Christmas gifts. Guanco stresses that people need to be in touch ^ the holidays ^ They have to learn to buffer their expectations They have to be assertive, they have to prioritize activities, Guanco said. " I f fam ily knows where you stand, they will not be expecting so much. HOnsmY! ...... — III 11 ill m n iUso. be honest with yourself. If you can only afford a few items, then appreciate and enjoy them ’’ Guanco said. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. After the excitement of the holidays fade, after fam ily members have gone their own ways, people tend to feel let down too. NON-DAIRY “ I think the worst thing is right after (the celebration). Then you have to wait a whole year CREAM before you get to be together like that.” Lori said. H oft vesMaUe and m b oils are Marie B. said when her children returned to their ‘iinaaUiraie

" I think this time of year people should be getting 649-1025 • < )* II- . r.‘, . i* Search firm to develop profile of town manager A consulting firm is preparing a profile new manager’s salary should be at least of the new town manager based on $75,000. comments from town staff and will begin The Kom -Ferry consultant working with advertising the position after the holidays. the town on the search could not be reached Many thanks to all our friends Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Friday. for comment Friday. Kom -Ferry International, a Stamford The five-member committee has been firm hired by the town as a consultant in meeting since Oct. 20 on the search for and customers. Warm wishes for a the search, interviewed administrative Robert B. Weiss’s replacement. Weiss, 66, department heads earlier this month about announced in early September that his last Happy Holiday! qualities and abilities the new town day of work will be June 23, 1989. He has f(/e OM 0^ thi nM manager should possess. DiRosa said. The been town manager for more than 22 years. profile drawn up by the firm will have to be The manager search committee consists tkUuji aioul tkt kohdcuf approved by the Board of Directors, he of DiRosa, Directors Stephen T . Cassano 305 E A S T C E N TER S TR E E T said. and Ronald Osella and former Mayors iA iht opfoitmiltif il M ANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 DiRosa said he would not comment Nathan G. Agostinelli and Stephen T . further on the profile because it is a Penny. djfo'uU to tdl ou/i personnel matter. Osella and Agostinelli are Republicans, ’The town has not received any applica­ the rest of the committee members are jmuU kow nmk tions or inquiries about the job. he said. Democrats. The position will be advertised in profes­ Kom-Ferry is charging $15,000 for its uit afp'UciciU tkun. sional journals, including the National services, but DiRosa and other directors League of Cities, International Managers have said the cost for the search will likely 'jkan h i jo^ (fOWi tAod. Association and Connecticut Conference of be double or more. Total cost for the search Municipalities newsletters. DiRosa said. will also include about $5,000 for transpor­ i V * ’ Kom -Ferry also plans to contact possible tation of candidates to town. $3,000 for candidates. committee members to travel to different Wally Anita towns and $7,000 in contingency fees. ' Members of the committee have said the Judy Dave Teachers’ union, Pauline Carlene Season’s Dottie Fran administrators Greetings from the staff at ' W. J. IRISH Ragtnald PInto/ManehMtar Harald OK settiements PERSONAL TEE INSURANCE AGENCY PROBLEMS? — The North Elm housing for the elderly project is ready for We will be closing for 150 North M a in Street ■ 646-1232 occupancy, according to the Housing Authority. But based on a month-old vacation at 4 PM Christmas 9 B O LTO N — The Board of Education has reached inspection, Republican director Theunis “Terry" Werkhoven says there may tentative contract agreements with unions repres­ Eve and re-openIng Jan. 3rd. be some construction problems at the site. enting teachers and school administrators, said ^ 825MslnSUManchwt^^ School Superintendent Richard Packman. Packman on Friday would not release details ot the agreements reached with the Bolton Education N. Elm site inspection Association and Boiton Administrators Association. He said the school board would vote on the TED CUMMINGS agreements at its Jan. 12 meeting. showed some problems INSURANCE AGENCY “ I really can’t (provide details) at this time,” said 378 Main Street. Manchester 646-2457 Packman. “ You don’t want to jeopardize things at this point.” Though the administrators’ union approved the Bv Andrew J . Davis tl^ J | | | | | S have bfi^ted." contract Thursday, the seven-member schooi board Manchester Herald of 20 t e i H s for the project will J-K' did not vote on that pact at its Thursday meeting nip^HMson Jan. L.-Shanley has said. The because members John Muro and Michael Parsons r>4% Town Director Theunis “Terry” Werk­ re m m m g six tenants should move in by /XT'— hoven has compiled a list of 14 “ problems” mid-January, she has said. were absent, he said. with the North Elm Street housing project The teachers are in the second year of a four-year for the elderly based on his inspection of The tenants were chosen in a special pact, but the contract specifies that salaries be the property more than a month ago. lottery held Nov. 30. Thirty-four people renegotiated over the last two years. Packman has Werkhoven said Friday he submitted the originally applied to become tenants. said. list to Housing Authority Executive Shanley has said the housing authority is Angela Rose, co-president of the Bolton Educa­ Director Carol Sbanley on Thursday. He still in the midst of trying to contact some tion Association, said the 75 members of the union said the list stems from an inspection he of the remaining tenants to inform them of There is no time quite like wiii vote on the contract Jan. 5. She also would not made of the project on Nov. 21. the availability of apartments. release details of the tentative settlement. “ We’re very pleased with the outcome,” she said. The list of problems includes a seepage The Housing Authority is continuing to Christmas for remembering of water onto one apartment’s floor, poor Joseph V. Fleming, principal of Bolton High take applications from people who may School and head of the administrators union, said storm drainage and grading problems, want to be put on a waiting list for an all the friends we cherish, said Werkhoven, who has experience in the administrators approved their contract Thurs­ apartment, she has said. day. He refused further comment. engineering and construction. ’The project contains four two-bedroom and for wishing them all a “ I ’m just pointing out some of the design “ We signed it," he said. “ Obviously, that speaks apartments and 16 one-bedroom apart­ for itself.” Orreetings problems.’’ said Werkhoven. “ I don’t ments. The rent for a one-bedroom mean to condemn the entire purpose. (It’s) The administrators’ two-year pact expires June apartment has been set at $430, about $45 30, 1989. Fleming, K-8 Principal Anne L. Rash, and just to enlighten Mrs. Shanley. less than a two-bedroom apartment, for “ We’re dealing with elderly people. We K-8 Vice Principal Steven Bent are the only to all our friends. the first year, with projected yearly members of the union. have to be very much concerned.” increases to $1,555 in the 20th year. Werkhoven said he has been at or near Loans from the town’s General Fund will Mass times to change the project twice since Nov. 21, but has not supplement the rents the first 10 years of (Clo90d ChiiMtmaB Day) had time to inspect it. He sa id he submitted the project. Manchester Memorial Hospital will hold Christ­ A.' the list to Shanley this week because he has Werkhoven said he hoped that Shanley mas Day and New Year’s Day masses at 12 noon this not had the opportunity to see her since the would understand his reason for submit­ holiday season, said Andrew Beck, hospital inspection. ting the list. PERO FRUIT STAND spokesman. , ,, i The mass will be held in the hospital chapel. Beck & (§)Oii§, IftC.. s Shanley said Friday that she has not had “ I like to be knowledgeable of what’s 276 Oakland 8t. Manehaat«^'' said. In past years, the mass has been held at 3:45 time to review the list. The project has going on,” he said. “ I ’m just trying to help been completed, she said. 643-8384 m somebody. I’m not trying to be critical. I p.m., he said. “ It has been awhile,” she said. “ Some of hope people understand me.” Cheerieader is killed Carousel museum set BRISTOL (AP) — Bill Finkenstein has in Bristol. The move will begin by CfMcoJtdia £ulh&uui Ckwick been going around in circles for years and mid-January, he said, and the New in Route 8 car crash says there’s nothing else he would rather England Carousel Museum shculd be AO PIIKIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 do with his life. ready to open in April with “ close to 300 Finkenstein plans to open the East WATERTOWN (A P ) - A high school figures.” are also 16, suffered severe leg injuries, Coast’s first carousel museum next spring Christmas Eve cheerleader was killed and a basketball state police said. in a tum-of-the-century factory in Bristol. "There’s nothing I ’ve done, and I ’ ve player and another cheerleader were 7:00 p.m. Family Eucharist Service with Carols Torrington radio station WSNG reported It’s a matter of a passion started in done a lot of thing — I was a teacher in high seriously injured Friday when their car that Samele lost a leg in the accident and childhood becoming a profession. school and my wife also was — we’re both (there wilt aho be a children » sermon) bounced between guardrails on Route 8, that surgeons at Waterbury Hospital were “ My father used to work for General doing this and there’s nothing w e’d rather throwing them through the rear window, attempting to save Storrs' severed leg. do in our lives,’ ’ he said. 11:00 p.m. Festival Eucharist with state police said. Electric and got transferred all around. The six students, all of Torrington, were We enjoyed as a family going to parks and Special Music at 10:45 pm. Three other teen-age students from Finkenstein, a longtime merry-go-round apparently on a shopping trip to Water­ we got to see a lot of different parks and Torrington High School — another cheer­ enthusiast, said there are only two Carol$ in tetting$ by David WiUcocki, Ralph yaughan Willianu, bury when the car, M n g driven south­ carousels over the years,’’ he said Friday. leader and two other basketball players — full-fledged carousel museums in the Harold Darke and David Almond. bound near exit 38 by Elizabeth Masucci. Finkenstein said he got thoroughly United States, in Portland, Ore., and in San were not seriously injured when the car also 16, skidded and struck the right NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP skidded out of control on the icy roadway at involved with carousels about 11 years ago Francisco. guardrail before bouncing across traffic when he was running an art studio and the The Ecumenical Choir School of Concordia 12:50 p.m., state police said. 639 Main Street • Manchester Finkenstein said about half the space in and hitting the left guardrail, state police owner of a small carving shop nearby The Concordia Choir • The Clarion Brass (Quintet The youth who was killed was identified the two-story museum will be devoted to said. came in with a carousel horse for painting David L. Almond, AAGO, Director by state police as 16-year-old Shawn the daily operations of R & F Designs, The other passenger in the car was and restoration. Collins, a cheerleader. Chris Samele, a including the renovation of Middlebury’s identified by state police as 15-year-old “ We gave that one back and five more basketball player, and Dawn Storrs, who Quassy Amusement Park’s carousel me­ Christmas Day Brian Anzellti. came in. We now have about 500 (carousel) nagerie. The rest of the space will figures under our belt," he said. showcase privately owned figures and 10:30 a.m. Eucharist SEASONS GREETINGS Finkenstein eventually converted his displays that explain carousel history and Motels close business to woodcarving, specializing in Seven face lore. The Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams, Pastor carousel restoration. One of the carousel The Rev. Arnold T. Wangerin, Assistant Ptistor their doors ■M’Xi figures he restored was sold recently for "Because we are former educators, we to homeless $95,000. will set up a working carousel museum drug charges Now Finkenstein is moving his com­ which will be uniquely different. People pany, R & F Designs Inc., from its small will see the carvers and gold leafers at BRIDGEPORT (AP) - HARTFORD (AP) — Seven people were arrested workshop to a 30,000-square-foot building work,’’ he said. Two motels that in past on drug charges after state police seized seven pounds of suspected cocaine from a Shelton years accepted homeless condominium, state police said. families when city shelters ' - 2 : ^ ...' M ir ■ were filled have decided not The suspect originally targeted for arrest to open their doors to the Thursday afternoon escaped out the back door of the poor this year, city officials S' condominium, but investigators identified four say. other people and seized what they believe is cocaine state police said. With homeless shelters at .feSWiaMti or above capacity for the Three other people who came to the condominium last several months, city to purchase cocaine while investigators were :fc present were also arrested, police said. Welfare Department workers have faced a few . b H The four people arrested on a charge of narcotics cases in which they were possession with intent to sell were: Susan Fischer forced to tell clients there 18: Joseph Salvaggio, 21, Louis J. Gable, 23, and was simply no place to put Scott W. Intondi, 22. They are all residents of the them. condominium. exposure Intondi was also charged with possession of Sometimes social art A f ram lag narcotics because additional drugs were found on workers are not successful 111 Center Street N«w Hours: Closed Mon. his person, police said. Fischer was being held on m securing a place until well after 5 p.m. Manchester - 649-6939 $10,000 bond while awaiting arraignment at Superior Court in Derby. The others were released on written promise to appear in court. Arrested on a charge of criminal attempt to possess narcotics were Joseph J. Gawel 21 and O b it u a r ie s Peter Jurgens. 17, both of Stamford, and Lisa E - SEASON'S GREETINGS — SON'S GREETINGS—SEA Vlash. 23, of Norwalk, state police said. Agnes Johnson ’■ Christmastime has its Agnes (Oden) Johnson, 88, of Holidav closings Linnmore Drive, widow of P. own special kind of beauty. Rudolph Johnson, died Thursday Monday. Dec. 26. is a legal holiday. (Dec. 22, 1988) at an area Municipal, state and federal offices: All are convalescent home. closed Monday. She is survived by two sons, 3 Wishing you a holiday season 3 Post offices: Are closed Monday. There will Warren O. Johnson of Bristol and express mail delivery only. Richard N. Johnson of Chapel 'QI, complete with beautiful Libraries: All public libraries will be closed Hill, N.C.; a sister, Florence L. moments and cherished Monday. The Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton Oden of Manchester; five grand­ will reopen at 2 p.m. Tuesday. children; and four great­ memories and a new year filled Retailers: Some will be open Monday. grandchildren. Schools: Andover, Bolton. Coventry and Man­ The funeral was today with with new promise. chester public schools and the Howell Cheney buriai in Rose Hill Memorial Regional Vocational Technical School will be closed Park. The Watkins Funeral Monday through Jan. 2. Home, 142 E. Center St., was in Motor vehicles: All Department of Motor charge of the arrangements. Merry Christmas Vehicles offices will reopen Tuesday. All auto Memorial donations may be emissions testing stations will reopen Tuesday. made to the Emanuel Lutheran Banks: All banks are closed Monday. Church, 60 Church St., Manches­ Liquor: All package stores are closed Monday ter 06040, or to the Alzheimer’s Bars will be open. Disease and Related Disorders Garbage collection: There will be no curbside Association of Greater Hartford, At pickup in Manchester Monday. Pickup will be 705-A New Brtain Ave., Hartford delayed one day. The Manchester and Coventry 06106. SUPER DISCOUNT^^CENTER landfills will be closed Monday. d a i r y s t o r e s An obituary published in the Emergency numbers: In Manchester, for water Herald Friday for Joseph H. 445 HARTFORD ROAD - KEENEY STREET and sewer: 647-3111; for highway: 647-3233- for refuse: 647-3248. Dodd incorrectly listed the resi­ MANCHESTER, CT s dence of one of the survivors. Manchester Herald: The Herald will not publish a MA m i J Hnrh J Hgnjjip Alan H. Dodd lives in Londond­ Monday edition. Offices are closed Monday. erry, N.H. »— SEASON'S GREETINGS— SEASON'S GREETIf i ■/ r* Only 30 maids of honor NORTH PLATTE . Neb. (A P ) Story Book dolls that Baker, 24, Wooden bridges may replace steel, concrete — Leanna Baker wants a small, began collecting as an 8-year-old. 1 intimate Christmas Day wed­ Each has a special position on MIDDLETOWN (A P ) — The solu­ bridges," said Edward Sarisley, a tive aaspect of a wooden bridge, clamped together with the rods "it ding, so she limited herself to 30 the white-flocked Christmas tree tion to the state’s problem of replac­ Central associate engineering Sarisley said. acts like one big slab of wood.” maids of honor. that stands in a corner of the ing hundreds of ajdng bridges at an professor. Further savings could be realized Traditional wooden bridges used "T h ey’ve been dear friends room. affordable price might exist in "Th e bottom line is saving the towns because "a timber bridge is easy to nails to hold down planks, but such a since childhood and I think it’s Baker and Darius Michaels had Connecticut’s lumberyards, accord­ m oney," he said. construct,” he said, "h ere’s no need method couldn’t withstand the con­ wonderful they’ll be here for the been planning a large church wedding this spring. ing to researchers. Sarisley worked with UConn assist­ for sophisticated equipment to install stant pounding of modern traffic. wedding,” Baker said. "The whole thing just seemed A pair of civil engineering profes­ ant engineering professor Michael L. heavy girders. A local public works "The nails would loosen up, and the The wedding will be held in the like it was getting out of hand and sors from Central Connecticut State Arccosi and Eric D. Ott, a state department with four or five workers bridge would fall apart,” Sarisley Baker family living room, but the it suddenly seemed like too University and the University of Department of Environmental Pro­ can construct one in a matter of said. attendants won’t take up much room. The maids of honor are much,” Baker said. Connecticut, together with the state tection civil engineer, to design the days.” Department of Transportation, are wooden bridge. The largest piece of wood used on experimenting with wooden bridges "A big problem with concrete and the model bridge was 20 feet long and that would replace aging steel and steel bridges in New England is the weighed only 200 pounds. Ott esti­ University graduates concrete spans. corrosion and decay from winter road mated that a wooden bridge could be "These bridges could be built salt,’’ Accorsi said. "Properly constructed at half the cost of a find green pastures relatively inexpensively by town treated, timber bridges will not be steel-and-concrete structure. -^1 MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Nearly 100 crews and put in place relatively affect by salt. The bridges should last The bridge constructed at the state graduates of the University of quickly," said Robert Lauzon, a 50 years.” park is made of Southern Yellow Pine Wisconsin-Madison’s Turf and research engineer for the state. In January, the Department of and is 50 feet long and 15 feet wide. It Grounds Management Program now A model wooden bridge was dedi­ Transportation reported that Connec­ has no cover, but Accorsi and Sarisley care for what’s called grass by AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE cated Thursday at Wadsworth Falls ticut has 1,215 municipal bridges 20 said a roof could easily be put over the amateurs and turf by professionals. State Park in Middletown. A 37-ton feet long or longer, but only 182 were bridge they designed. After spending years learning the dump truck rolled across the one-lane in good condition. The department The modem modifications they professional way to do it, they are span on Thursday as a demonstration said it could cost as much as $362 have added to the wooden bridge being paid to do what many ho­ Our Annual Vz Price Sale of the bridge’s strength. million to repair 571 municipal include 17 steel rods to clamp together meowners hate: seed, fertilize, mow, "We’re testing with the heavist bridges in fair condition and 462 the deck’s 84 planks. An epoxy coating spray, rake, de-thatch and otherwise on Christmas Items begins truck we can find to see if it would be bridges in poor condition. also is used to prevent corrosion of the manage grounds at baseball dia­ feasible for towns to use (wood) to Wood is less expensive than con­ rods. monds, golf courses, parks, institu­ replace their concrete and steel crete and steel, which is one attrac­ Sarisley said once the deck is tional grounds and just plain lawns. Tuesday, Dec. 27 at 9 AM

AP photo Sale Ends Dec. 31 Attorney denies CHRISTMAS COMPOSER — Noel Regney of Bethel, author of “Do You STOP HORSING AROUND. Hear What I Hear," which became a big hit in 1963 when Bing Crosby recorded it, plays the piano and sings at his home in Bethel. VITTNER'S GARDEN CENTER & CHRISTMAS SHOPi letter knowledge WE WILL NOTIFY 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE - ROUTE 83 * -q YOUR CARRIER MANCHESTER • VERNON TOWN LINE 0 4 U - Z 0 Z 0 HAR’TFORD (AP) — The chief state’s attorney Try Our Pay-By-Mail THAT YOU ARE A says he doesn’t know anything about a letter written PAY-RY-SAIL State composer recalls on his stationary that an expert on the state CUSTOSER. Freedom of Information Act says might be Program... encouraging municipal police departments to » » wrongfully withhold information from the public. It makes paying your subscription easier or writing holiday classic Mtchell W. Pearlman, executive director of and you. Instead of paying your carrier every Z general counsel to the Freedom of Information weeks, you can simply write a check tor 3 get rid of all those ridiculous images like Commission, said the letter is mistakenly leading months. 6 months ora full year, drop it in the By Dean GolembeskI Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer and trying some police departments to believe that they eqjoy mail Then, you can forget about having ready The Associated Press a blanket exemption from the state’s freedom of to get to the essence of it.” he recalled. cash to pay your carrier . answering the door Inspiration finally came one day while information law. BETH EL — In the spirit of the season, when it's inconvenient or being at home to working at the Columbia recording studio. The unsigned, undated letter appears on the Noel Regney sat at his piano and shared his pay your bill The missile crisis was at its height. stationery of Chief State’s Attorney John J. Kelly, gift of music with guests. "Between the takes, the producer would but Kelly said neither he nor a staff attorney who^ The 66-year-old artist smiled through his Simply (fcmplete the coupon below and send come on the talkback and tell us what was deals with freedom of information issues knew u thick white beard as his deep voice it to u s.ilir if you would like more information going on in the confrontration between anything about it. mingled with piano’s soft tones and filled on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ Khrushchev and Kennedy. Obviously, in It's always a pCeasure " I t ’s just not ringing a bell with m e," Kelly said his study with the sounds of a Christmas New York City we knew we were sitting Thursday. tion Department. 647-9946. After initial pay­ song he helped write more than two ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed ducks for whatever might happen,” to greet the many friends Pearlm an said the letter came to his attention in decades ago. the past month after several police departments Regney recalled. used it to defend themselves against complaints The song was “ Do You Hear What I During a lunch break, as he walked home we 've ^notvn filed with the Freedom of Information Commission. Hear,” a tune first recorded by Harry along New York’s 52nd Street to his apartment, Regney saw a fam iliar scene through the years. The letter says, in part, that police departments I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my Simeone in 1962. It didn’t become a are "b y implication” covered under a statute that runaway hit until 1963, when Bing Crosby that inspired him. exempts the Division of Criminal Justice from the pay-by-mail subscription on . recorded it and sold more than a million “ At one point. I saw two strollers 9day you enjoy every happy standing there and two babies gurgling at state Freedom of Information Act except in matters records. moment the QhiCetide season involving department administration. Enclosed please find payment for Since that time, the song has been each other and two nannies talking ... and recorded by such artists as Perry Cuomo, the idea of the bomb hanging over the He said he expects the commission to examine the Carrier.Delivery; brings and he aSCe to share it letter and issue an opinion on its legal soundness in Andy Williams, and most recently, Whit­ heads and those babies somehow did □ 3 months‘23.10 □ 6 months‘46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 something to me ... something quite response to a request by the Connecticut Council on ney Houston. About 3 million copies of the with family andfriends. Freedom of Information, a news media group. Senior Citizens: song sell each year, Regney said. violent,” he said. Regney determined that the solution to Pearlman said the letter has been cited in as □ 3 months‘21 56 □ 6 months‘43 12 □ 1 year‘86 24 But there are probably few who know the crisis was to pray for peace. This Our many thanks for your many as six cases recently, but its effect could be that the 60"8 of P«ace and hope had its Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount ...— simple idea formed the final lines of his much greater because many people don’t complain origins in one of the most frightening Christmas song: “ Pray for pease, people loyal patronage. when their requests for information are rebuffed. •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary events of modem times — the Cuban everywhere. Listen to what 1 say.” "That’s just the tip of the iceberg,” Pearlman missile crisis. “ It was meant to be a peace song,” he said. "The chilling effect that it’s having is In September 1962, Regney was in a New Name said. “ Babies, children are not supposed to unknown.” York City, arranging and conducting for be deprived of their lives.” Address I Apt Columbia records. Much to his surprise, the studio asked him to come up with Regney recalled that he wrote the song Hand washing It Important backward, starting with the last lines and .Zip. Phone. another song for the ” B” side of a record City , working his way back to the beginning. NEW YORK (AP) — Your hands may be the for Simeone. . culprit when it comes to picking up viruses But given an opportunity to produce As he struggled with the words at his MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF.,. PAY-BY-MAIL M e n ’s S h o p respoiisible for s winter cold or flu, reports Health something original in the fall of 1W2. apartment, his wife arrived home. He told magssine. Regney drew a mental blank. He couldn t her what he was doing, and in a matter of minutes she created the melody. Now Sdsntlsts say the vinises, called rhlnovlnises, The Manchester Herald come up with a song that captured the H 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester rssponslble for most common colds are frequently divorced from Regney, Gloria Shayne of P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 essence of the holiday. transm itt^ through band contact. "Christmas, it seemed to me, in America Greenwich, shares in the song’s royalties Tte solntlon, say experts. Is to wash your hands was totally commercial. It meant trying to and is recognized as a co-author. frequently using hot water, and soap. Nuns get rooms Theft suspect pursued by crowd Local & State NORWALK (AP) - A purse A police dog named Rex went dent and other larceny charges Multistate burglar said caught CHESHIRE (AP) — Dozens of central for purse-snatchings in the area Connecticut familiies have offered rooms to six snatcher got much more than he into the house and turned up the on Dec. 14-and 20. nuns left homeless by a fire that destroyed bargained for when the victim pocket book in a upstairs room GREENWICH (AP) - A news of the arrest for nearly a identified as Stephens’ girlfriend, “ This guy has had it coming,” their convent earlier this month. was joined in pursuit by a police and the suspect in the basement. Crossing guard killed criminal-law student sought in week because they were still who became an informant and dog and more than a dozen Rilling said. said one shop owner who spoke on arranged to meet Stephens sev­ “ We’ve had about 30 offers in Meriden, STRATFORD (AP) — A school crossing guard connection with more than 50 completing reports and continu­ shopkeepers who “ finally got fed David Fagan, 29, of Norwalk condition of anonymity. “ We eral times in New York City. Wallingford and Cheshire for a room, or two was struck and killed by a car whose driver who was burglaries in four states and with ing the investigation. up” with the street crime near was charged with second-degree finally got fed up and said we’re a knack for eluding authorities Police staked out the meetings, rooms or a two-bedroom house,” Sister distracted while looking for the windshieid wiper their stores, police said. larceny for the Wednesday inci­ not going to take it anymore.” was in the custody of New York Police said they were aided in but Stephens managed to escape Suzanne Gross said. “ It’s just unbelievable.” switch, police said. The incident began about 12:40 police, Greenwich police said the search by a woman they arrest on each occasion. The six Franciscan sisters, a sister-in­ Kingsley Hill, 73, of Stratford was walking west training and student who lived in the two-story, p.m. Wednesday when a Christ­ across Main Street at Church Street at 8; 48 a.m Friday. Cornelius Stephens, 31, of 15-room convent had left for the order’s mother mas shopper walking along Or­ Thursday when a car hit him, police said. house in Meriden to attend M ass just before the chard Street in Norwalk had her The driver, Angela Keane, 30, of Stratford said Brooklyn, N.Y., was arrested Dec. 16 by officers in Colonie, blaze broke out on Dec. 18. purse plucked and the thief that just before her car struck Hill, she was looking All Of us at Gross says she doesn’t know when their new headed up the street, according to for the wiper switch to clean a dirty windshield, N.Y., after a routine computer home will be ready. Sgt. Richard Riliing. police said. The woman told police that when she check on his license plate showed VITTNER’S 4 The woman screamed and looked up. Hill was in front of the car and it was too he was wanted by Greenwich and “ They started the demolition yesterday, and late to stop. New York state authorities, said would like to thank once we get clearance from the fire marshal began to give chase. She was soon Hill, who would have been 74 next Tuesday, was Greenwich police Capt. Peter all of our customers and the building inspector, we’ll start to followed by as many as 10 to 15 taken to Bridgeport Hosptial, where he was Robbins. rebuild,” she said. store owners and employees in pronounced dead, police said. The arrest of Stephens, who had •for helping us have How soon work begins, she said, depends on the area, police said. ' No charges have been filed against Keane, who avoided escape at least three the extent of damage to the convent’s The thief ran into a house, was celebrating her birthday Thursday. times, culminated a four-month a very prosperous foundation. which his pursuers surrounded as School Superintendent Walter Dunbar said a investigation headed by Robbins. year. We wish all of police arrived on the scene. social worker assigned to Center School counseled Robbins said Stephens, a senior y several students who witnessed the accident, which at the John Jay College of you a very Merry _ . ______I occurred while Hill was on duty. Criminal Justice in New York, is Christmas and a suspect in nearly 20 burglaries Pratt has 3 plant sites _L_ during the past three years in Happy New Year. Greenwich, as well as more than Man pleads guilty In murder year of the company’s new PW4000 and M XRKSTi 30 others in Stamford, New EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Pratt & iHICHLJLlTS MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A Clinton man faces a Canaan, Wilton, New Haven, Whitney is looking at three locations in PW2000 engines, according to Pohiman. minimum of 25 years in prison for the fatal stabbing Orange and 17 other towns in Connecticut as possible sites for a new $20 The PW4000, Pratt’s biggest engine, has of his wife after pleading to the crime in Middletown Connecticut, New York, New million repair center, a company official won 16 of 20 engine competitions this year From all of us, Superior Court. Jersey and Rhode Island. said. for wide-body aircraft. The figure trans­ Michael J. Tuccito, 28, entered the guilty plea Stephens allegedly stole The center would be used to service lates to about 500 engines, or 47 percent of Thursday under the Alford doctrine, which means hundreds of items, including JS /leity Jitem o ries tlyis Pratt’s new-model jet engines that the the total market. to all of you... he doesn't admit guilt but concedes that the state jewelry, briefcases, wallets, ca­ commercial airlines are not yet able to The problem is that the airlines will not would have enough evidence to convict him if the meras, silver, pocketbooks and ' J i o l i i i a y S e a s o t j handle themselves, according to Horst 0. have enough capacity to handle the We would like to take case went to trial. computer components, Robbins Pohiman, vice president for world over­ number of engines that are expected to In exchange for Tuccito’s plea. Judge William T. said. haul and repair operations. enter service over the next several years, this opportunity to Drosey said he would impose the minimum “ He had a habit of saving Pohiman, who did not specify where the Pohiman said. sentence for murder, 25 years, on Jan. 27. The expensive pocketbooks,” Rob­ ■ sites under consideration are located, said The new center will absorb about 350 maximum sentence is life, or 60 years. bins said. “ It’s not uncommon for MARC Bakery and he would prefer a location south of of workers now at Pratt’s Southington plant, t.A VERY HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON! In a statement to police taken after his arrest, burglars to keep souvenirs.” Hartford to be close to Pratt’s aircraft- which would become a parts-repair center Tuccito said he stabbed his 25-year-old wife on Jan. Robbins said police suspect Coffee Shop engine testing facilities at the main exclusively, Pohiman said. There would be IS 29, one day after he was served with divorce papers, that Stephens stole more than manufacturing complexes in Middletown additional hiring right away and further with a kitchen knife after an argument. The couple $50,000 worth of goods during the and East Hartford. increases over time, depending on the I had been married eight years and had two children. burglaries. Second Hand Rose The company began studying the need number of engines that come in, Pohiman "I wanted to scare Kimmy, and when she came Stephens also is suspected in a for the new repair center about three said. out of our bedroom, I raised the knife, coming sexual assault in Greenwich, months ago in response to strong sales this towards her in the hallway between the kitchen and although no charges have been Jenny’s Bakery and the bedroom, Tuccito said in a statement to police. filed in that matter, Robbins said. “ She started to scream, and I yelled at her that I Stephens was. arrested on a Coffee Shop Death threats against cops loved her and the kids, but couldn’t take this Greenwich warrant charging him anymore.” with a felony count of second- MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Police Chief serious threats. Authorities said Mrs. Tuccito was stabbed nine degree burglary and a misde­ "W e’re going after people who thought times. George R. Aylward and Sgt. Frank C. meanor count of sixth-degree Violissi, the department’s top drug investi­ they were untouchable. We’re taking away a' Tuccito told police that he and his wife had fought larceny in connection with a their money, their profits, their power. frequently in the previous year about money and his gator, said Friday that they have been the October 1985 crime, police said. targets of death threats over the past year. We’re addressing areas that these people drinking. Tuccito was ordered by a judge to refrain He will face other charges, but feel shouldn’t be addressed. They feel they from assaulting or harassing his wife at one point. The threats have been made in the wake no warrants have yet been of a series of drug investigations and an are above the law,” Violissi said. obtained in those cases, Robbins A police veteran with 18 years expe­ 1 W 3 K S I d ( a « 3 W s 1 < 3 K s « a « 0 liSi t a « S C B « 3 I S » 3 K internal investigation overseen by Ayl­ said. ward of alleged ties between drug dealers rience, Violissi said threats on an officer’s Dealerships to pay $500,000 Robbins said his department and a few police officers. life are unusual. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A state lawsuit against also is investigating the possibil­ The department was informed Wednes­ "It’s all based on drugs and the problems two Stratford car dealerships has resulted in a court ity that Stephens had accompli­ day of the latest threat by a neighboring that go along with it,” he said. award of more than $500,000 in damages against the ces who worked with him in his Happy police department and a confidential Both Violissi and Aylward also have dealerships for selling more than 300 cars with burglary sprees in Connecticut. informant, the two officers said. Violissi been the victims of property damage, rolled-back odometers. “ It’s a very intensive investiga­ said Friday he couldn’t divulge the sources although they declined to discuss the tion,” Robbins said. The award, ordered in U.S. District Ck>urt in of the information. details at length. Violissi said he had the Bridgeport on Monday, is against Stratford Quality Although Stephens was the “ We don’t know how valid the threats paint on his sports car scratched this Car and Stratford Rent to Buy as well as the subject of a (jireenwich-based are,” said Aylward. He said police were summer and the back window in his manhunt, it’s likely he won’t be companies’ officers. President Matthew Ballaro of investigating some of the apparently more pick-up truck smashed. Stratford and Vice President Thomas List of returned to Connecticut until HIGHLAND PARK Milford. sometime next year, Robbins The award could result in payments of up to $1,500 said. New York authorities have Bill would permit Asian carp for as many as 337 consumers. charges pending against the The civil suit was filed in August 1986 by the state suspect and they will get first Department of Environmental Protection MARKET Holidays \ HARTFORD (AP) — Voracious weed­ attorney general’s office. crack at him, Robbins said. eating Asian carp, banned from ponds to study fertile carp already in ponds. Stephens has been charged by The possession of carp, also known as Of the 342 cars cited in the lawsuit, 108 were sold to 5 g across the state, would get a new life under I 317 Highland St Route 44 consumers and 234 were sold to other car dealers. New York state authorities with 5 Gail, Al and Joe ^ a bill proposed by state Sen. George L. amur, is illegal without a permit from the being a fugitive from justice for a state DEP. Coventry Thirty-nine vehicles were sold out of state and could Gunther. , 21 Manchester not be traced and 34 have since been resold to other parole violation, according to * 2 Gunther, R-Stratford, is proposing that The issue came to a head earlier this 742-7361 year when DEP officials ordered carp in 646-4277 consumers, who also are eligible for damages. police. ponds larger than 5 acres or with more In August, 16 Connecticut car dealers that bought Stephens was being held with­ than one owner be permitted to have stenle several ponds killed. Z The danger in allowing the fish to live is the vehicles from the Stratford companies agreed to out bond at Rikers Island in I ^ , ^a/ym an, | carp. Fertile carp already in ponds across that they could spread into the state’s pay $189,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the Queens, N.Y., as a fugitive from the state would be allowed to live out their Connecticut and from New York, waterways and ruin the habitats of native attorney general’s office. That lawsuit contended natural lifespans under the bill. ws la ta wn K* la eo ea ea ia la la ia la 1o l a 1o IB • « l a l a i a l a e a f according to police and a Rikers acquatic wildlife. S < the dealers sold the cars even though they had I Eight Hundred and Eighty Seven Main Street 15 The bill would also require the state reason to believe the odometers had been tampered Island official. with. Police said they didn’t release (la Kt «a m to US «a K( Ks US «d«a Id «3 Id «3 Id Kt as «a Ki «a itt Dst P ipw Si Relatives, friends remember crash victims state writer takes aim me very angry, makes me sick to my By The Associated Press stomach,” he said. “He had a class with me and we talked about Doris Cory, the victim’s mother, Wishing you A young college woman who once said she returned from a Christmas at capitaiism, sociaiism canceled a trip to Europe out of her terrorism. One reason we recommend to our Q luncheon and holiday food shopping bright and fear of terrorists was among at least students that they have this experience abroad when she heard from her youngest WOODBRIDGE (AP) - A noted Soviet a producer, in Washington, D.C., last year, eight people from Connecticut or with shining holiday son, James, that there had been a screenwriter and an American are betting and that Chemyck was immediately relatives in the state who perished in is that it can lead to greater understanding that both capitalists and communists can receptive to the idea of a joint project. the crash of a New York-bound Pan among people and a lessening of tension, plane crash. season “ 1 said; 'Don’t worry. There’s a lot find humor in a film comedy about a failed Chemyck won an Academy Award in 1980 Am jet in Scotland. which would lead to less terrorism. Now he is a of plane crashes,” ’ Mrs. Cory said. U.S. businessman’s problem-plagued ef­ for “ Moscow Does Not Believe In Tears,” Shannon Davis. 19. was a junior at She soon realized that the plane was forts to open a chain of fried chicken which was voted best foreign language Syracuse University, majoring in victim of terrorism. It’s a tragic irony that it the one her son was scheduled to be restaurants outside Moscow. film. TWEED’S SPECIALTY child and family studies. The Shelton occurred.” aboard. Still, the Corys held out h o | » Working in a small office in what once The film will be a joint Soviet-American resident had thoughts of opening her production combining the best of what that he missed the plane, and it wasn’t was a bam, the two screenwriters, Jeremy SHOP own day-care center, said her older — Professor Michael Good Leven of Woodbridge and Valentin Cher- each industry has to offer, said Leven, who until late Wednesday night, when a sister, Whitney Davis. nyck, and a translator have spent 16 hours will be its American director and executive 637 Main Street • Manchester television news report listed their son As to reports terrorists are taking a day over four weeks struggling to producer. Ah American producer has also as a passenger, that they knew the credit for planting a bomb in the at Ledyard High School, where he East with Bill Mack, a friend who overcome differences in language and been hired. accompanied her to London and also worst had happened. culture to create the first draft of a tale that Leven, who is also a novelist, wrote the aircraft that crashed Wednesday graduated in 1973. died in the crash. “ It was an awful way to find out,” pokes fun at both socialism and capitalism. screenplay for the movie “ Creator” as night, killing all 258 aboard. Whitney “ Gary was one of the brightest. We She had been working on Mack’s said John Cory, the victim’s father. Cherayck, director Alexander Pank­ well as the book upon which it was based. Davis said it would be ironic if that don’t have valedictorians, but he did off-off-Boadway show in New York Shapiro was a senior at Syracuse ratov, who Joined the screenwriters two Leven said outside investors will put up turns out to be true. lead his class,” said Robert J. before the two decided to take a majoring in photojournalism. Close weeks ago, and the translator are all from $5 million, plus the cost of the American “ In her senior year at Shelton High. Gaucher, Ledyard High School’s week’s vacation. The show involved, friends of her family said her Mosfilm, the largest of 17 film studios in actor to play Washington, while the Soviets Shannon canceled plans to go on a trip principal. relatives were in shock and unable to the Soviet Union. people and puppets, and was to be for will put up at least an equivalent sum. to Europe because of the terrorist talk about their daughter’s death. The movie, “ No Money Down In Leven has not yet lined up a major studio to “ He was one of those kids who was all ages. attacks going on there at the time. I’m “ I just can’t believe Amy was on Zagorsk,” will tell the story of a staunch distribute the Him in the United States. remeihbered by all his teachers,” Cory was a third-year student at not a very political person,” Whitney that plane,” said Lisa Currytto. a but near-bankrupt capitalist, Peter Wa­ Gaucher added, notihg that Atkinson Syracuse majoring in business ad­ A number of joint Soviet-U.S. film Davis said, “ but violence isn’t a way close friend of Amy while the two were shington, who is induced by a touring productions are now in the works, to solve anything. I don’t think my also was active in music and drama ministration. He was returning home Soviet delegation to come to a small village programs at the high school. for the holidays after spendinga in junior high school in Stamford. “ We according to Vladimir Padunov, a profes­ sister deserved this.” were very close.” north of Moscow to open a chain of sor at Wheaton College in Norton, Mass., The other victims from Connecticut Gaucher, who followed Atkinson’s semester in London. restaurants known as “ Chicken Heaven.” Spouse John Cory, the victim’s older Shapiro was one of two children and and an authority on the Soviet film were: Patricia Coyle. 20. of Walling­ career, said he had developed a the oldest in the family. Her father. “ It’s 100 percent a comedy, but it deals industry. brother, said he was bitter about the ford; William G. Atkinson III. 33, reputation as one of the nation s Richard Shapiro, is an executive with with what really would happen if an The Soviet studios have recently gained Jplorist & Greenhouses unconfirmed reports the jetliner may American capitalist came over to a Soviet formerly of Ledyard, but recently a leading architects, having helped Christian Dior Co. in New York, and greater independence, although they are resident of London; Thomas Schultz, with a major renovation around have been sabotaged. village that was struggling financially and still dependent upon a state agency, “ To think someone would have her mother, Madeline Shapiro, is a was under the gun to become profitable,” 20, of Ridgefield; Elizabeth Marek. Boston Harbor. real estate broker. Goskino, for financing of production and 30, formerly of Brookfield and most planned something like that makes Leven said . “ There are problems and we distribution, Padunov said. Atkinson had moved to London to recently of Los Angeles and New don’t hide them — bad materials, mate­ In an interview Wednesday, Chemyck head a team responsible for a major dozen York; Scott Cory. 20, of Old Lyme; rials they can’t get. said one of the difficulties in writing the Red Roses redevelopment project along the Cash Sc Carry and Amy Shapiro, 21, of Stamford, "In the end, capitalism absolutely blows screenplay was a result of a difference in Thames River. Gaucher said. up in his (Washington's) face,” Leven approaches to humor. Shannon Davis was the third said. member of her family to attend Schultz had studied terrorism in one The first IS minutes of the two-hour film “ Our jokes and humor are not so fast as Syracuse. Whitney is a senior and will of his classes at Ohio Wesleyan will take place in New York, while the American humor. When Jeremy told us a graduate in the spring; their brother University in Delaware. Ohio. remainder will be set in a fictional village joke, we would start laughing after five James, 23, graduated in 1987. Shannon “ He hau a class with me and we outside Zagorsk. Filming is to begin no minutes,” he said. Davis was the first of her family to talked about terrori.sm,” said Profes­ A time for Peace later than this July, Leven said. The film will be in both English and participate in Syracuse’s semester- Next month, the screenwriters’ work Russian, with no dubbing or subtitles. The sor Michael Good, who teaches 643-9559 in-London program. politics and government. “ One reason and J oy ...A time for will shift from this suburban Connecticut characters will usually speak no more than « i HAanoio lOAO, mamcmb i m Coyle’s interest in German and we recommend to our students that town about 80 miles northeast of New York a sentence or two, so that if the viewer does children is what moved her to study sharing memories City to the Soviet Union. they have this experience abroad is not understand one part of the dialogue, the abroad; she hoped the experience Leven said he met Chemyck, who is also meaning will become clear in the response. that it can lead to greater understand­ would prepare her for a job teaching ing among people and a lessening of and renewing German, said her grandfather, Leo­ tension, which would lead to less cherished nard Dombroski of North Haven. terrorism. Pipe bomb found She was on the dean’s list at Boston »★ ( V IP E C )** College during her first two years, "Now he is a victim of terrorism, friendships. NORWALK (AP) — A pipe bomb was found along VIDEO STUDIO OF MANCHESTER where she was studying early child­ Good said. “ It’s a tragic irony that it a residential roadside Friday, the second such hood education. She traveled to occurred.” device found in the city since November, police said. 397 Broad Street Austria in a program arranged Schultz graduated from Suffield The bomb was discovered a block from Norwalk through Webster College in St Louis Academy before enrolling at Ohio High School at 8:36 a.m. by a resident who was 647-8808 She planned to return to Boston Wesleyan. According to Good. Schultz walking along the road, policeSgt. Peter E. Randall College after the holidays. was “ the kind of student you dream of, said. It was dismantled by a bomb squad from the ★ ★ ★ ★ “ She was always looking out for really kind of a sponge in many Stamford Police Department, he said. ONE OF THE MOST ENTERTAINING JOY somebody else.” said Beth Boudreau, respects, soaking in all the knowledge who played with Coyle on Sheehan Randall said the bomb consisted of an 8-inch RIDES OF THE DECADE. and information he could gather.” High School’s tennis team. Later they length of pipe, which was capped at both ends and SCHWARZENEGGER’S BEST MOVIE AND Marek was a young actress who worked together as playground direc­ carried a fuse similar to one used with M-80 BELUSHI’S FINEST ROLE” grew up in Brookfield. She was — Rictiard Freedman. NEWHOUSE NEWSPAPERS tors for Wallingford during the firecrackers. It was not immediately clear what returning from a Lxtndon holiday after type of explosive and how much of it was used in the summer. working on a theatrical production in “ It’s hard to explain somebody bomb, he said. ri' totally.” Boudreau said. “ All I can New York. Randall said police have not determined how long WITH THIS COUPON say is that she was really nice.” Marek had been a dedicated peace the bomb was in the road or who may have placed it activist, and two years ago she joined there. Atkinson, an architect, had been ANY NINTENDO | traveling back to the United States an eight-month march across the Police don’t believe it was linked to a pipe bomb RENTAL ! with his wife. Judith Bernstein of country to call for peace and nuclear found near a^parking space at Norwalk-based U.S. Minneapolis, who also was killed, his disarmament b p . Jen. tZ. ItM Surgical Con>. in November, Randall said. Fran father, William G. Atkinson Jr, said. Stephanie Trutt, an animal rights activist, was Adelaide Marek, a mother of six The couple was married May 28 in arrested in connection with planting that bomb and who also is a Brookfield regi.strar of Boston, where Atkinson had lived for is scheduled to appear in Stamford Superior Court voters, said her daughter was always 13 years before moving to London, the on Jan. 12. full of life. Idolizing actresses such as Merry Christmas! WITH THIS COUPON | father said. Bette Davis and Carol Burnett, she Animal rights groups criticized U.S. Surgical’s Atkinson, who earned a bachelor s majored in drama at the University of use of live dogs for experiments involving, among degree from Washington University Raymond F. Damato other things, surgical staples. » - »• i Connecticut. *>■ 1. -» •' - and a master’s degree from the /W?— A FREE MEMBERSHIP I Massachusetts Institute of Technol- Marek had been living in California “ It (the second incident) doesn’t seem as if it is Jaa $1. '1BBB until September, when she returned related at this point,” Randall said. “ It’s a diffemt Suggested Retail *89.95 ogy ■ was remembered as a top student part of town and the bomb has a different design.” Spending Christmas in the war room OPINION chines are the heart of the American By Tom Tlede military vigil, and they do not deserve the holidays. WASHINGTON — Ever since the m The Pentagon claims the computers Don’t wait Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor to can look at what’s happening in initiate World War II, the United Moscow one minute, and then sum­ VeP,MWXcHlN& States has had a healthy respect for mon an evaluation from Brussels the next. The equipment apparently ties the military sneak attacks. The first ’irSAWaNDeRFOLLlFe' every soldier In the world to the for a crisis priority for the nation’s armed forces led tl Prlncie pF commander-ln-chlef. In case of an 87 T(«es DURIN6 rue is said to be a constant vigil against emergency, all U.S. units can evi­ another surprise, around the clock, dently be alerted in three minutes. HPLIPAVS WILL DO every day of the year. .F.Tlie laracf'dod.15 That three minutes is the Ideal, to be By Peter Coy That goes for C!hristmas as well. IT EWORVTlwe. sure. And it is at best subject to other The Department of Defense even considerations. The computers in the NEW YO RK — If the economy were a good book, keeps a well known radar eye on the PEACE war room caught fire in the early there would be a crisis one of these days. va. aerial visit to Santa Claus. The last XT W*R W*Ei 1970s; the Pentagon says the damage time our Arm y went through a sneak The stock market would crash and stay crashed, was “ minor,” and it was “ repaired attack on Dec. 25 was when Washing­ or inflation would shoot up, or unemployment would immediately,” but It might still have ton crossed the Delaware, and that soar. been a lousy time to retaliate against was advantageous. Yet the thinking is Things would get bad. But there would be a silver that it’s better to be safe than sorry. Iteg Christnfls a sneak attack. Noto worry, however. Scott says lining. Everybody would realize that something had U.S. commanders encourage their today’s war-room electronics are to be done about the problems that caused the crisis. troops to observe Christmas, where /•IBUStATTU ' sQr4NTca«CNCtR augmented with back-up systems, there are no religious objections. NORTH AMOBCA >Y««>CAn The crisis would galvanize the country into action. and the alternate commnd centers are They even encourage the off-duty men also computeried. He thinks if there is "Great crises produce great men and great deeds and women to go home to their a problem on Christmas Day, the of courage,” John F. Kennedy wrote in 1956 in families on the holiday. But they keep combat operations. system could inform and recall most “ Profiles In Courage.” enough people on guard around the than 5 percent of the 23,000 people who The war room is 77,000 square-feet of the entire Pentagon force by world to react in the event of work at the nation’s defense head­ In a good book, the stock market crash on Oct. 19, of space on the Pentagon’s second Christmas night. unforeseen trouble. quarters will be on the job. Capt. 1987, would have been the perfect crisis to climax a S/R Peter Scott, a Department of Defense floor. Scott says it is one of three And there is always the possibility The commenders say the working tale of greed, short-sightedness and easy living. spokesman, says the five-story office elements in the National Military for the need. Last year, forexam ple, MSA force on Dec. 25 varies from installa­ Command System. If the war room is an Iranian gunboat fired on a U.S. Unfortunately, at least from a literary point of tion to installation. The Strategic Air complex in Arlington, Va., will “ operate on a normal holiday destroyed, in other words, military helicopter on Dec. 24, and subse­ view, the recalcitrant economy kept chugging along Command retains a larger number of leadership can be shifted to an quently sank a civilian freighter on and ^ e moral of the story got lost. its people at the office, because it schedule.” That means it will all but close. And underground bunker in Maryland, or Dec. 25. The Pentagon did not find it The economy, it seems, is not a good book. It's must continue to keep the doomsday nothing in the military closes like the to a command post in the air. necessary to recall many people to kind of a bad teok, actually. missiles and planes ready. Training Scott says the responsibilities in the duty, but it “ was ready to do so if the posts, on the other hand, normally Pentagon closes. The building is like a Realizing this, some people who believe the We should all live so long small town under one roof. There are war room are shared by five teams situation deteriorated.” release everyone except skeleton economy really does have serious problems have 3.7 million square feet of flooring, 18 that alternate over three shifts a day. Scott says it will be ready again his stopped waiting for a crisis to galvanize the country maintenance staffs. The teams are said to be comprised of year. Not that he has any expecta­ The exact numbers are naturally miles of hallways; it has its own post into action. The other two groups — black men and white about 20 people who represents tions. The Iranians have stopped the classified. The United States pres­ office, its own telephone exchange — These people are starting to say there may never By Chuck Stone women — make the most extreme actuarial everything from the four services to fight with Iraq; the Soviet Union is ently employs about 1.7 million and all business stops on Christmas. be a crisis. Instead, they say, there could be combination. White women have a life expectancy With one exception. Scott says the the Central Intelligence,Agency. They also on good behavior; and there are service personnel within its boundar­ gradual, imperceptible decay — what is sometimes We should all live so long of 78.9 years while black men have the lowest life are directed by star-grade officers. other respites, from Angola to Nicara­ ies, there are some 500,000 more ominously reputed “ war room” will known as “ the British disease." All things considered ... ceteris paribus (all other expectancy of all — 67.6 years. (Good Lord! In only Scott say? the teams gather intelli­ gua. With any luck, then, this could a stationed in foreign countries. Pen­ be active as usual. The National things being equal) ... if my luck holds ou t... and I eight paragraphs. I have already managed to lose Military Command Center functions gence, mostly. That is to say, they relatively peaceful Christmas in the They’re reaching for a literary device again to tagon officials suggest that only 20 to can equal the average ... I ’ve got 5.4 more years to two years of my life-expectancy rate. I’d better as the eyes and the ears of the U.S. monitor the war room’s internation­ war room. explain their ideas, but this time it's the metaphor. 30 percent of them will work on “ A failure to move quickly on the (federal budget) live. quite while I ’m still alive.) defense establishment, and also as the ally arranged computers — report­ That’s one of the actuarial projections from a Nationality also makes a difference. Sushi-eating Christmas Day. edly the most sophisticated defense Tom Tlede Is a syndicated colum­ deficit doesn’t necessarily mean a recession of the As for those Pentagon officials, they board room. It is one of the places recent study by the National Center for Health Japan and the ice skating Netherlands have the from which the nation can direct its electronics in history. These ma­ nist. kind people like to write about,” Paul Samuelsoh of will for the most part be off. Fewer Statistics — black Americans have a life expec­ highest longevity rates in the world — 76 years. Massachusetts Institute of Technology said in an tancy of 69.4 years. That’s such a disappointment. interview recently in The Wall Street Journal. But if you compare the same nationalities under I ’ve been feeling so good lately that I thought I was democratic and communist governments, freedom " I t ’s more like the radon problem in the basement good until at least the turn of the century. (White wins with a higher longevity rate every time. The of the new house I'm building,” Samuelson said, folks will fake you out every time.) Chinese on the island of Taiwan have a longevity Drug concealment has become a fine art coining a memorable phrase. “ The clock is ticking But I can’t blame them for the pentamerous rate of 72 years; those in the People’s Republic of ail the time, but nothing big happens that you can limitation of my pending demise. During the last China live an average of 65 years. The same suddenly write about in The Walt Street Journal.” two years, the black life expectancy rate has frames and runners of wooden ship­ restrict oil production in order to raise discrepancy exists between the two Germanics and and distributes it to nine federal prices to $18 or more a barrel has been Samuelson is not alone in the metaphor declined to 69.4 years because black Americans are the two Koreans: East Germany’ s longevity rate is By Jack Anderson departments involved in the drug ping crates and pallets to conceal concoction business; victimizing themselves with wanton homocides. drugs. One load of crates arriving in greeted with skepticism by the world 72 years, while West Germany’s is 74 years; and and Joseph Spear war. including the Drug Enforcement markets. No one thinks the oil “ It’s like one more pack of cigarettes. It isn’t a gang wars, drug abuse. AIDS (mostly from the use South Koreans are estimated to live two years Administration and the U.S. Customs Miami from Colombia carried 94 of intravenous drugs) and a disproportionately high pounds of cocaine. One smuggler producing nations can cooperate wolf at the door; it’s termites in the basement,” longer than North Koreans. WASHINGTON — The Ayatollah Service. Our associate Dale Van Atta cancer rate (from smoking and poor health ca re). tested that method by hiding 43 bottles enough to make the accord stick. says Charles Schultze, a Brookings Institution This connection between freedom of association Khomeini frowns on the use and has seen a secret report from the Simultaneously, the white life expectancy rate has of wine in the false floor of a shipping Although OPEC may fail in the scholar who is the former chairman of President and old age is worldwide. Of the 19 countries in the production of drugs in Iran. Maybe center warning drug agents toexpCct risen during the last two years to 75.4 years. crate coming from Portugal. Customs short term, there is no guarantee that Carter’s Council of Economic Advisers. world with longevity rates of 70 or more years, 11 that’s why some clever drug the unexpected. the next effort won’t succeed. The Blacks, on the average, just don’t take care of Wide picture frames are used by agents found it. Schultze is of two minds about the new are democracies. smugglers put the frowning visage of results could be horrendous for the themselves with the same fastidiousness as other drug traffickers to conceal their Thai drug smugglers have experi­ metaphorical approach. He is not so sure, he said, But democracy does nothing for the longevity rate the ayatollah on a batch of pictures homeowner. During the Arab oil segments of the population. drugs U.S. Customs inspectors at Los mented with plywood sheets that are that talk of cigarettes, radon and termites will of black American males. And it’s their fault. They and plaques shipped from Iran to New embargo of 1973, there were still One major reason for the black-white longevity Angeles International Airport once laminated together to create internal galvanize the American public as effectively as a live in a country with the world’s third highest York. They must have figured cus­ credible federal controls on electric­ disparity of six years, says the center, is the 15 discovered 5.000 methaqualone ta­ holes. DEA agents noticed a pile of good, old-fashioned crisis would. longevity rate, yet they are dying faster than the toms officials would never suspect the ity and naturalgas prices. Now, with percent increase in black murder victims in the last blets inside wooden picture frames. plywood with sheets that were more “ The real tragedy of the budget deficit is it’s comparatively poorer Cubans. plaque had opium hidden in their the Reagan administration’s empha­ two years. It’s triple the number for whites. The I ’d like to raise my longevity odds. But I can’t Wooden furniture is also a favorite. than one inch thick. Plywood is never been a tragedy,” Schultze said in an AP number of black murder victims jumped from 6.855 hollow backing. usually less than an inch, so the agents sis on deregulation, what littie con­ stand sushi, and I never did learn how to ice skate on They figured wrong. Customs in­ Eight pounds of heroin were found trols there are lie with the states, interview this week, using yet another literary in 1984 to 8.509 in 1986. went to work. They found marijuana a frozen canal.I’ll just take my chances on beating spectors in New York didn t buy the inside four hand-crafted wooden room many of whose regulators are patsies device, the paradox. That’s a dangerous paragraph. A burgeoning inside. the odds of 5.4 more years. (Teteris paribus.______idea that an importer had found a dividers being shipped from Thailand for the industry. If oil is pinched and The United States has in recent years become the homocidal trend shifts the emphasis for many from to San Francisco. Wooden lamps and How do drug agents know where to Chuck Stone, a senior editor for the Philadelphia market for the ayatollah’s face in the prices go up, home heating costs rise world’s largest debtor, obliging future generations a discussion of structural racial discrimination to a gaming tables from Lebanon were look? They search for anything that Daily News, Is a syndicated columnist. United States. They tore the plaques with it. to pay a fat chunk of the national income to condemnation of self-inflicted destruction. “ Even if shipped to Sail Diegof with 260 pounds looks irregular — container numbers foreigners in the form of rents, dividends and we improve their schools and raise their employ­ apart and found more than 28 pounds that are unprofessionally .stenciled, With oil prices boosted, natural gas of hashish in the backgammon tables becomes more in demand, and its interest. ment rates, they still cause most of their problems,” of opium sticks. wood that sounds hollow when tap p ^ That kind of police work deserves to and 15 pounds in the lamps. prices will go up, too. Electricity, the S’ But as long as the economy keeps perking along, it many critics will say. DEA agents in Seattle noticed a or a commodity that is unusual for its be touted, and it is touted quietly third major energy source, will also has been hard to focus attention on the underlying But race isn’t the only factor that determines country of origin. Containers coming among drug enforcement agencies crack in a wooden bust arriving from become more expensive. longevity. Sex. nationality and even form of fHatirliPBlrr Hrrali'i from countries where drugs are deterioration in the U.S. investment accounts. who share such finds so their sister Rio de Janeiro. They suspected the government are equally strong factors. produced are automatically suspect. Come to think of it, T.S. Eliot may have seen it Founded In 1881 agencies can be on the alert for figure had been cut in half and glued Black women, with a life expectancy rate of 75.1 back together. They were right. When Jack Anderson and his associate, coming six decades ago in this economic forecast; PENNY M SIEFFEBT...... PubHther similar smuggling techniques Joseph Spear, are syndicated colum­ “ This is the way the world ends years, livg longer than udiite men, with a life OEOME T, CHAPPELL...... Editor The El Paso Intelligence Center is a they popped open the bust, four Internal squabbling "N ot with a bang but a whimper.” expectancy rate of TZ.Oyears, forexample. If race is OOUQLAS A BEVINS...... Executive Editor federal information-sharing agency kilograms of cocaine fell out. The recent agreement by OPEC to nists. MARIE P. ORAOY...... C«y Editor such an important factor in longevity rates, one that gathers intelligence about drugs Traffickers will also hollow out the would expect white men to outlive black women. But ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... Aeeodele EdHor Peter Cey writes far The Asescisted Press. they don't. fflaurhrstrr Hrrali'i Weddings used — rare — out-of-print CALDWELL Puilout Section, Page 21 Saturday, Dec. 24, 1988 Dundon-Evans OIL INC. FOCUS Karen Ann Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Evans of Manches­ ter, and John Joseph Dundon Jr., son BOOKS .72* of John Dundon Sr. of East Hartford, par gal. C. 0 . D. and the late Dorothy S. Dundon, were married Sept. 17 at Assumption QH Salk (208) 64S444S Church. Learning life skills Books B it E. MI4g|a Tpka. 649-8841 The Rev. Edward S. Pepin offi­ S Birds Msnchssisr, OT 08040 M eet 9uB^ It CfMngp ciated at the double ring ceremony, i >w assisted by Deacon J. Fernand Bolton students get practical lesson Chamberland. Diane Tatelman, sister of the bride., hours, he said. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids By Andrew J. Davis Bertolini shares teaching credit with Patricia were Elizabeth Evans. Deborah Dun­ Manchester Herald Forkner, a business ‘ education teacher. The don, Joanne LaRochelle and Wanda teachers were teaching separate courses, but Parent. Lisa Prattson was flower girl. o some Bolton High School students, combined the courses this year after realizing they R-4 After a reception at The Colony in school is not just a place where the worlds were teaching much of the same material, Forkner Vernon the couple left.on a wedding of science, history and mathematics come said. While some people may question the need for r trip to Puerto Rico. They are making NEED SOME EXTRA into focus. At Bolton High, the practical T side of living also comes to light. teaching such subjects, Forkner said some people their home in Manchester. How to keep a checkbook, get insurance, and file do not understand how to handle some of life’s basic Gerald Dundon, brother of the SPENDING MONEY? tax returns are part of the school’s Occupational demands. groom, was best man. Ushers were Planning course. Resume writing skills also are "Many people don't know about insurance,” she Michael Evans. Bill Tatelman, John included in the course, says Tino Bertolini, Bolton said. “ Where do you go for a loan? It just makes life LaRochelle and Dan Barone. Jason Newspaper routes available in your area... High Cooperative Work Experience and Computer easier.” Dundon was ring bearer. Coordinator. Also, since Bolton High is one of the smallest high The bride is a graduate of East "The basic design of the course is to give students schools in the state, the course allows the school to Catholic High School and Manchester Earn money and prizes by delivering the skills they’ll use,” he said. "They do get practical combine many subjects that could be taught Community College. She is employed life skills. It’s all practical activity." separately at larger schools, Forkner said. Mr. and Mrs. John Dundon Jr. by Aetna Life fc Casualty of Windsor, Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. Most of the students taking the course are not Bolton High School seniors Marianne Later and as a senior production analyst. going on to college after graduation, so the course Christine Charette are two of the students in the The bridegroom is a graduate of Call today to get more details. // will help them absorb the every day aspects of course. Both students said they took the course Howell Cheney Technical School and running their lives, Bertolini said. There are 13 because they wanted to prepare for a career, even is a partner of Corporate Electric of students in the first level of the course, and three though college may not be in either teen-agers’ West Hartford. 647-9946 students in the advanced level, or the second part. future. "It's the kind of thing a kid needs to run a Later said her future plans include owning her /' household,” said Bertolini. "A household is a pretty own day-care center. She said the course has helped big business." her learn how to deal with people. Marble St...... all Brooklield St...... all Also, many of the students use the skills learned in Later is employed at the Willington After School Patelll-Melster McCabe St...... all Wadsworth Ext...... 157-164 the class in their careers, Bertolini said. Working in Program, where she looks after elementary and Stock Place...... all East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 junior high school students whose parents work Suzanne Elizabeth Meister, daugh­ restaurants and retail jobs are common jobs for the No. Main St...... 397-496 after school closes. ter of Richard Meister of Natick, students, he said. “ Most of these kids have aiready picked what's Charette currently works as a supervisor at Mass., and Helen Meisterof Manches­ Benton S t...... 103-174 Patrick Flynn/ManchMter H tn ld Harlan St...... 15-83 going to happen to them after high school," he said. Phelps Market in Willington, but she wants to work •J-1 ? ter, and David Arthur Patelli. son of Branford St...... 68-161 Henry St...... 16-119 The students receive a half-credit for course work in a bank after graduation. She also said the Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Patelli of South Durkin St...... all COMPUTER HELP — Marianne Later, left, leans over to Summit St...... 332-382 assist Christine Charette, vrho is working on balancing a and up to two credits for working at a job outside program has helped her gain self-confidence and Windsor, were married Oct. 29 at E. Middle Tpke...... 216-236 school, said Bertoiini. The work credits are given she is better able to work with people. Wapping Community Church. South checkbook by using a computer. The Bolton High School depending upon how many hours a student works. "It helps me dealing with people, different Trotter...... all Windsor. seniors are taking a course called "occupational Because a student has to maintain a regular class people,” she said. " I t ’s going to help me in the Orchard ...... all Bldwell St...... 276-375 The Rev. Richard Tosh officiated. planning." load, a student is not allowed to work more than 20 future.” The bride was given in marriage by W in ter...... all Wetherell ...... 8-250 her father. Stefanie Bernardo, step­ Knox ...... all Portland...... all sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Newman...... all M c C a n n ...... all Bridesmaids were Lianne Bolduc. Litchfield ...... all Ann Marie Harris and Deena Patelli. Porter St...... 458-650 A v o n ...... all Singapore students suicidal over studies Erin Marie Patelli was flower girl. Wyllya St...... 1-90 Bridge...... all M Kevin Harris, brother-in-law of the bride, was best man. Ushers were SINGAPORE (AP) - At 13, race, it is a reflection on their tries have to choose between Charter Oak St...... 141-348 heredity,” he said. science and art when they reach Dave Lairia. Ed Peterson and Mi­ Gardner St...... 3-86 Main St...... 1-174 Sharanne Au sees childhood “There ie schoolwork, extra-curricular work, chael Meister. Grove...... 1-47 passing by in a blur as she When college admission exami­ 14. Those who pick science then Gardner St. West...... all homework, holiday homework and work to concentrate almost exclusively After a reception at Jesters Court Pino H ill...... all scrambles to excel in school and nation results are announced, Highland St. student suicides peak in Japan on math, physics, chemistry, the couple left on a wedding trip to a. (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 join what researchers call a ‘enrich’ my life. They have taken away time.” cheerless, over-pressured, and and several other countries. biology and computers. Marten. They are making their home Sycamore Lane...... all Schoolgirl in Singapore Failure is regarded as a stunning East Center St...... 406-808 sometimes suicidal generation of In Singapore, streaming starts in South Windsor. loss of face. The bride is employed by Platt, Asian scholars. at the end of third grade, when Center St...... 658-872 oven Jefferson St...... all " I am ordered by adults to About 9,700 Singaporeans study students are about nine years old, Wall and McCormack of Windsor. West, in part because Asia has preciative of the arts, uninvolved s The bridegroom is employed by Falknor Dr...... all Kenwood Dr...... all hurry, to go faster and faster, to overseas, mostly in the United and further streaming takes Olcott SI...... 76-159 rush into adulthood while I am fewer colleges and in part be­ with community service and States, Britain, Canada, Austra­ Custom Electric of Manchester. Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 place at the end of primary cause of the emphasis placed on obsessed with high grades. lia and New Zealand, compared Union Place...... all still a child. school. "W e must be successful. No­ education here. "A ll of them equated a degree to 15,000 at the National Univer­ Center St...... 771-947 odd Union St...... 133-264 Education experts also ascribe Mrs. David A. Patelli According to one survey from with a well-paying job and better sity of Singapore. Some opt to go Jarvia Rd...... all thing else counts. Honesty, com­ the test results in part to parental Singapore’s Advisory Committee standard of living,” said civil abroad to gain foreign creden­ Morse Rd...... all passion, understanding are given pressure, based on stronger moti­ Salem R d...... all on Youth, the number of new servant Goh Song How, whose tials, but most of those who can Squire Village...... all lip-service, but all that counts is vation linked to the the emphasis Whitney Rd...... all to be the best in material things... cases at the Child Psychiatric committee conducted the survey. afford it have little choice after Clinic jumped from 677 in 1983 to Educators blame the parents their cultures traditionally Helpful tips for honeymoon There is schoolwork, extra­ failing to gain admission to NUS. placed on learning, and the curricular work, homework, holi­ 1,071 last year. and parents blame the system, Seven- and lO-year-olds talked which begins separating children The International Association material and social rewards ■ To be and feel secure, take most The list will be helpful if needed for day homework and work to for the Evaluation of Educational of suicide because they could not by academic levels at the age of promised by a college degree. of your money in traveler’s checks. claiming any losses. 'enrich’ my life. They have taken Achievement said in an analysis ■ Make a list of all traveler’s ■ Don’t forget a camera; have it away time,” the schoolgirl wrote cope with their studies. nine. Families in China are pushing “ To most of them, education Tutoring has become a issued in New York this year that checks, credit cards and checking well ladled, as well. And ensure that in a letter to a local newspaper. students from Japan, Hong Kong, their children to learn too much was stress and pressure,” said multimillion-dollar business and account numbers. Take it with you but your lenses are well protected. In this island republic of 2.6 South Korea or Singapore scored too fast in their attempt to get CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 teacher Geraldine Loh, chairman some find work propping kinder-. ■ Carry with you the names, million and throughout Asia, best in four out of five science their kids on the fast track, an keep in a separate location. of the committee, which recom­ garten children. There are no youths are seeking psychiatric tests it conducted in 17 countries official newspaper said recently. ■ Take national creditcards, if any, addresses and phone numbers of your mended reducing the emphasis dropouts in Singapore — the help in increasing numbers be­ in North America, Asia and for things like car rentals, hotel and family in the event of an emergency. on tests, widening curriculum official label is "premature Parents have stopped teaching medical expenses. ■ Make sure that you have ho­ cause parents relentlessly pres­ Europe. their children values, such as sure them to achieve academic and hiring full-time counselors at school leaver.” ■ Label your luggage with names, meowner’s or renter’s insurance that One teacher said some parents This appears to be partly the morality and the joys of labor, credits they hope will lead to the schools. your address and phone number on covers your belongings, including all AambrBtrr Urmlii Another study described the also suffer from neurotic anxiety result of "streaming,” the phas­ because they are spending too good life. ing out of the less academically much time cramming their heads the inside as well as outside. your new gifts. If not, increase your Competition for university en­ typical 19- to 24-year-old in when children do not excel. "It is bright. Students in some coun­ with facts, the paper said. ■ Make a list of luggage contenU. coverage. rollment is hotter than in the Singapore as out of shape, unap­ not just the children losing the rat W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Satunlay, Dec. 24, 1988 - $$ FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money Cleaning up after a fire Data Baak Timing can save you money The smart qualifies. Bv Andv Lang cannot be restored or replaced, money is get­ The standard deduction ($5,000 The Associated Press they should be kept in a fireproof The comfortable price of ting that tax for joint returns and $3,000 for On The House safe, vault or bank safety deposit rates will never single taxpayers can be used to There were 551.500 residential box. If you have a good insurance U.S. residential heating oil be lower than create a tax savings if your actual fires in the United States last Sylvia policy, it may have a deductible The price of residential heating oil in the U.S. was painfully high in the in 1988. If you deductions will approximate the year, according to the National site to stop bacteria and mildew of as little as $250. That means early 1980s, peaking in 1981 at an average of $1.19 per gallon. More agree, acceler­ standard deduction. Taxpayers Fire Protection Association. growth until they can be shipped you should not have to pay any recently, heating oil prices have dropped from an average $1.09 per ate any income Porter in this position should use a They caused $3.7 billion in prop­ to vacuum drying chambers. The more than that if your home is gallon in 1984 to about 80 cents per gallon in 1988. you can into bounching strategy. rM 0 in fibers, carpeting, clothing and Gellately says home owners called in for major fire cleanups, amount of tax in 1988. your expenses together will exceed the deduct $7,000 in 1988 and the draperies, cleaning becomes should be sure they have a like the multimillion dollar job 24«*IJ0*. ^ strategy is to start by paying 1989 limitations. standard deduction in 1989, or a very difficult. If waterdamage is replacement cost insurance pol­ following one of the biggest state and local income taxes and We know that personal Interest total of $12,000 of deductions. involved, time becomes even icy. which pays whatever it costs ?'V high-rise fires ever in Los An­ charitable contributions in De­ will be 40 percent deductible if more critical. Mildew and rot set to replace damaged or lost Typical taxpayers receiving 'A geles at the First Interstate Bank cember. 1988, that you might paid in 1988 and only 20 percent in. Odors get worse. And, if water property. If you have only a “ cash interest income often forget that Building last May. otherwise pay in 1989. suggests deductible in 1989. Therefore, pay seeps through carpeting to wood value” policy, it will pay only the they may have losses from bonds Getting electric equipment, William B. Rosenberg. CPA. and any personal interest you have floors, warping and buckling are depreciated value of the prop­ they own — and you may be a such as T V sets, video cassette Richard A. Klass, CPA of the New incurred in 1988 by the end of this inevitable. erty. which can be far less today typical taxpyaer in this sense. Do recorders, computers, etc,, back York-based Weiner & Co. year to avoid the smaller deduc­ ts s > - To get a first-hand report on the than when you bought and less not forget that these losses can be /T in service following a fire is part In addition, for those itemized tion in 1989. Personal interest 'V subject, we talked to John Gel- than it will cost to replace it. Also ^Through Sepf. 1988 converted into tax savings by "S of the cleanup task. Soot and deductions that are subject to includes interest incurred on such lately. vice president of Stea- keep receipts of value no matter selling the bonds and using the smoke can cause corrosion, limitations based upon your ad­ items as credit cards and car matic Inc., a company specializ­ how old they are. since a large losses against capital gains or. if which may not be visible in its justed gross income — such as loans. F L O O R P L A I ing in fire and flood restoration. amount of them can be kept in a SOURCE: U.S. Enorgy informaiton Admnitirabon InfoOrapNca O 1088 NoGh AmaricR SyndicatB.Inc you have no capital gains, up to early stages. If left as is, medical expenses and miscel­ If you are in the process of an An area where the greatest small box. Make sure your $3,000 of losses may be applied irreparable damage will result. laneous expenses (say, unreim­ IRS audit and will owe taxes HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This three-bedroom ranch is advances have been made in insurance company has a list of against ordinary income. Sim­ bursed employee business ex­ interest, it wuld be wise to have recent years is the restoration of property that is of unusual value, ilarly, you can sell stocks on finished in horizontai cedar and stone veneer. Doubie (Do-lt-vourselfers will find much penses) — it may be beneficial to the audit completed and pay the books, documents, photographs which may include antiques, which you have capital losses. front doors open into a reception area that offers a view of helpful Information on o variety of “ bunch” such expenses for 1988 interest in 1988 so that 40 percent and other valuable and cherished jewelry, furs and stamp or coin sublecfs In Andv Long's handbook. Tax Adviser and 1989 into 1988 to assure that of the interest will be deductible. the open and airy interiors. Plan HA1500K has 1,510 papers. Gellately explained how collections. "Practical Home Repairs," which con After reviewing all deductions, be obtained bv sending $2 to this poper your deductions]ill exceed any If you have personal debt square feet. For more information, write to architect documents are often frozen on the Because there are things that ot Box 5, Teoneck, N.J. 07666.) review your income items to see if limitations stated in the current Charies Koty, 27 Barry Park Court, Searingtown, N.Y. Bv George W. Smith and the deduction goes on your outstanding, seriously consider you can defer receipt of any until law. replacing it with fully deductible 11507. Enciose a stamped, seif-addressed envelope. 1989 tax return. Proper year-end 1989. For instance, you might Q U E S TIO N : Next year I will tax planning cocJd save you some For example, you could have home-equity debt. Generally, want to invest in a U.S. Treasury probably have enough medical extra dollars in this type of elective medical or dental work debt not incurred to purchase bill or certificate of deposit with a Exhibit of seeds to cereai payments to take me over the 7.5 situation. performed and paid for in 1988 your home, but secured by your maturity of one year or less that instead of waiting until 1989. percent limitation. This year, Q U ESTIO N : We own a 46-foot home in an amount of up to doesn't come due until 1989. Also Here’s the Answer By Earl Aronson Similarly, you could pay certain cereal seeds. though. I don’t have enough to sailboat and spend many enjoya­ $100,000 will qualify for deduc­ you might want to postpone a sale The Associated Press There is also a breakfast table, qualify for a tax deduction. What ble weeks on it during the miscellaneous expenses (invest­ tion. Because this is an extremely of stock until 1989 or in other ways Weeders Guide a grocery shelf where youngsters ment expenses or fees for tax technical area, consult your tax postpone the income until 1989. Q U E S TIO N : I have to do some varnish, although not for Ask a child where his breakfast year-end tax advice can you give summer months. Is the finance can match the cereals they eat to me? charge we are paying on the loan advice, and the like) in 1988 adviser to make sure your loan while locking in the gain. painting inside our house. The polyurethane. cereal comes from and the the live plants, and plant beds prepartory work will involve a lot answer might be "the super­ L.H., only 40 percent deductible in Q U E S TIO N : I expect to apply they eat out of a box was once a with information about their 1988? of sanding. Is there any shortcut market." An exhibit, currently at CLAYTON. N.J. caulking to various parts of the living plant. When they learn this, culture. to the sanding of walls and the New York Botanical G a j^ n . D.J., exterior of the house soon. Are they are amazed. Post and the (Did you know, for example, ceilings? shows howeer&ls are m a d e T r^ ANSW ER: In certain situa­ BEAUFORT. N.C. there speciai places where the Botanical Garden developed this that the first yellow bananas to plants. tions. incurring medical ex­ ANSWER: Basically, that’s the ANSW ER : There is no actual caulking should be applied or exhibit to respond to the basic arrive in the United States were Electronic trading stamps! penses may not be discretionary, idea. And, it’seven lowerfor 1989. shortcut, but there is a tool that should it just be done where there Called "Post Cereals Presents: curiosity that children have about eaten with knife and fork at a From Seeds to Cereal,” the although there are some that can However, if your boat isequipped can save you some work. Several are gaps in the siding? where their food comes from and dinner party in Boston in 1874?) LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Merchants have in 1973 when service stations, our second-largest exhibit is designed for adults as be deferred or accelerated with­ to be lived on. you can deduct this companies sell sanding equip­ how it is grown.” Among the interesting facts the been offering lick-and-stick trading stamps since client, didn’t need to give away stamps or ANSWER: Caulking is meant well as children. It opened this out any serious health consequen­ interest asmortgage interest ex­ ment that can be attached to the A talking image of C.W. Post, exhibit points out are; 1896 when shoppers received a handful before anything else because they had nothing to sell.” to ciose any openings that might past fall and is scheduled to ces. For instance, paying for your pense for a second home and take handle of a kitchen broom. who founded the company a ■ Everything we eat comes they left the checkout counter. Today, S&H sales are still in excess of $100 permit the entrance of water, remain at the Botanical Garden eyeglasses or dental bills in a 100 percent deduction provided Detach the handle from the century ago. appears on panels from plants — or from animals The green stamps went into special books and million, and its outlets include grocery stories, wind, insects, etc. To find these for about three years. January versus December may you can itemize on Schedule A of broom or mop used In the kitchen that explain the four ways cereals that eat plants. And not only is were exchanged for gifts — everything from bird supermarket chains and truck stops scattered places, look especially around Among its features are: living enable you to “ bunch” your Form 1040. Your boat must have and fit it into the sanding gadget. are processed; baking, flaking, breakfast cereal made from medical expenses into a particu­ cages to microwave ovens — but that process is around the country, Lewis says. doors, windows and where mate­ plant beds of grains and fruits: a puffing and pressing into shapes basic living accommodations If the handle is long enough, rials of a different nature meet. plants, but the milk poured onto it lar tax year and thus exceed the being streamlined for a new generation of Stamps often find their way into dresser big watering can visitors spin to (extruding). Featured are grow­ which would include sleeping which it usually is. you won't even You thus would look on parts of comes from cows that eat plants. 7.5 percent floor limitation for consumers. drawers, purse bottoms or boxes stored on closet animate pictures showing the ing specimens of wheat, com. space, lavatory and cooking have to use a ladder for the the house where wood and ma­ ■ The cultivation of plants is your deductible medical ex­ facilities. “ We’re now offering Green Seals and elec­ shelves, and a few have been used inadvertently plant life-cycle; grains to touch rice, barley, banana plants, coco­ the foundation of civilization. sanding. sonry are adjacent, around vents penses. That’s called good year- Q U ESTIO N : I recently bought tronic cards because we’ve learned that people to mail letters. and grind into flour: a working nut palms and sugar cane. Early man secured his food by and so on. To be sure you aren't end tax planning. a summer home near Vancouver. like convenience,” says Gil Lewis, vice president Lewis says, however, that the redemption rate Q U E S TIO N : M y research into model of a cereal-making ma­ The display is the first corpo­ hunting and gathering. Men be­ missing tiny gaps, use a flashlight British Columbia. Can I take a of sales for Sperry & Hutchinson in Atlanta. runs about 90 percent. wood finishing through the ages chine, where children can press rate venture at the Botanical gan to farm about 10.000 years dpring your examination. When Q U E STIO N : Can I pay my final deduction for the real-estate “ Shoppers get one seal for each $5 purchase. “ And there’s no expiration date. We recently indicates shellac was used for cereal shapes; and a demonstra­ Garden. It was designed to ago. Over centuries, farming caulking is necessary in spots fedeal estimated income tax taxes I paid on the home? That seal equals 50 stamps and is much easier to received a book of stamps that had been issued in most of the flnishing of furniture. tion of photosynthesis, explained withstand the humid, greenhouse allowed families to settle down, use,” he says. “ Just peel off the back, and you’re Illinois in 1913,” he says. that previously were caulked, be payment in December 1988? Does R.K., Is it still a good product to use on through the image of a whimsical environment of the Enid A. Haupt giving rise to communities. in business.” Some families have used stamps to furnish sure to pry out all the old it make any difference if it’s paid SEATTLE furniture? food factory. Conservatory, ■ Although plants are alive like The electronic cards resemble credit cards. their living rooms with sofas, chairs or curtains. caulking, otherwise the new in 1988 or 1989? ANSW ER: The rjle book says The exhibit was created to help “ Each organization brought its humans, plants cannot move “ The card has a magnetic strip that records all “ You name it, and we probably have it,” says A N SW ER : Yes. It has several material will not hold securely. ME.. that real-estate taxes include any make the connection between own specialized knowledge to the about. They grow in soil and on transactions at the cash register and holds the Lewis, adding that S&H once worked out a deal to advantages, such as ease of FORT WAYNE, IND. state, local or foreign tax in­ Q U E S TIO N : I have to strip the familiar packaged foods and project.” says William B. Korab. rocks. Some grow on otherplants equivalent of 20 books of stamps,” says Lewis. help purchase a tiger for the zoo in Norfolk, Va. application, quick drying and their plant origins. It shows the curred on real property levied for old finish from a piece of old group vice president of General There is great diversity in the ANSW ER: Except for a dent in There are retailers who still prefer the original The company doesn’t hesitate to change or durability. But it can be stained, production of cereal, from its Foods USA and president of Post.' the general public welfare. Enjoy furniture. I have a belt sander. plant world. Some are so small your pocketbook. the answer is, stamps, and they will be available as long as the expand its line of merchandise. "W e’re now by water and other liquids more beginnings as a seed in the soil, “Our common interest was in your deduction. easily than most other finishes. If Can this he used? they're almost invisible: others, no. it doesn’t makeanydifference demand exists, he says. including sporting goods and a device that fits on through growth, harvest and seeing that everything would be such as redwood trees, are giants. The company hit its peak in 1969 with $369 a television set to pick up programs for given several coats of paste wax. AN SW ER : Yes, but it might be processing. when you pay your final federal presented in ways to amaze and ■ Plants make their own food estimated payment as long as you Send your questions to: The million in sales and more than 100,000 stores hearing-impaired viewers.” It will stand up much better a tedious task. A belt sander is a "Most children today grow up teach children in a fun. involving using sunlight, air. water and. in do it by Tuesday, Jan. 17. 1989. It Tax Adviser, George W. Smith & distributing stamps. It’s been 92 years since S&H's first customer against water. Generally, heavy duty tool that is just a bit in cities and suburbs, far from manner.” most cases, minerals from the could make a difference, how­ Co., P.C., 29$Z9 Northwestern “ Discount coupons came along about that traded a book of stamps for a wrought-iron lamp, though, it should not be used on a too strong for removing an old where food is grown,” says Jane There is a grist mill where soil. This action, which happens ever, if it was your state income Highway, Southfield, Mich. 48034. time,” says Lewis, “ as supermarkets looked for but the electric can opener, says Lewis, is one of table that will beexposed continu­ finish. You are likely to be better Sokolow. the Botanical Garden's visitors can grind seeds into flour. inside the plants' leaves, is called tax payment. For state tax you Due to the volume of mail, ways to reward customers for their patronage. the most popular items. More than 35,000 ended ally to beverages. Shellac Is a off using a varnish remover. educational development Floating above the entrance is a photosynthesis. ake a deduction for iton your 1988 personal replies cannot he pro­ “ We also had to cope with the energy embargo up in America's kitchens in 1986. g o ^ sealer and is excellent as an Follow the directions for neutral­ director. mobile sculpture of a bowllike undercoat for most types of ■ Every seed is a package that return. Make a payment in 1989 vided. izing the residue of the remover. “ Few understand that what sun, 6-foot-tall spoon and giant contains a new piant. ___MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. H, 198a .5 , / ' r ^ •’ »'' 3'T ' • ’ V *»* MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 24, 1988 - n FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles Is this the only treatment? Where to Write Saturday, Dec. 24 DEAR DR. feeling. Dear Abby Abigail Van Buran GOTT; I have a 5:00AM CD Paid Programming [USA ] You Can Be Successful very stubborn Because calcium-uptake in P.O. 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(R) (In Stereo) Eva Marie Saint, George Parry. 1978 Aumont 1953 One Christmas' A small-town banker is [TM C ] MOVIE; Water' The discovery [D IS] MOVIE: 'Hans Brinker or the Sil­ dissuaded from suicide by a guardian angel [E S P N ] Meadowlark Lemon: Navy Spe­ (3 ) A Child Is Bom A holiday special that d® Life's Most Embarrassing Moments 2:00PM CE Superior Court of a special brand of mineral water sets off ver Skates' A young boy competes in an AMD r KNOW WHAT BUT I CON'r SUPPOSE who shows her how much she has done cial From San Diego. (60 min,) (Taped) features children's own versions of the Guest: "Hollywood Squares" host John a series of conflicts on a Caribbean island. annual skating competition in order to save ® Hawaii Five-0 for her town. Mario Thomas, Wayne Ro­ Christmas story and traditional music sung Davidson. (R) STATE DES/W3INES IS t h a t 'l l b e E N O U i^ l O Michael Came, Valene Perrine. Brenda his father's life Rony Seander. Carin IMOVIE. Th« Homecom (2® M O V IE : 'Th e Night They Saved gers, Orson Welles. 1977 9:00PM (B by the Mormon Tabernacle and Salt Lake Vaccaro. 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Rossby, Erik Strandmark 1962 ing' (C C ) A rural Depression-era family (S) Public People/Private Lives THE CAPITAL O F... &BTMB INTOCOLL&SE. Christmas' A mother and three children Children's choirs (T ) St. Elsewhere anxiously awaits the return of their father [CN N ] Evans & Novak Intervene when Santa's toy factory is [USA] Throb [ESPN] SportsCemer during a Christmas Eve blizzard. Patricia dD Tu Musica threatened by an Arctic oil ng Jadyn ® Knight Rider [ESPN] Duck Calling: Champkmship 5:45PM [H B O ] m o v i e : "D w Christ- [H B O ] Neil Diamond's Greatest Hits •• Neal, Richard Thomas, Edgar Bergen dD Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ Smith. Art Carney. Paul LeMat 1984 Event (R) tjf) Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) mas W ife' (C C ) A holiday friendship with Live The Grammy Award-winning enter­ 1971. (R) ^ teau O ) Joy of Country Paintirtg M O V IE: 'Three Godfathers' While a special woman brightens the life of a tainer performs the songs that made him 1 2 :4 0 A M [USA] Night Flight ® MOVIE: Santa Claus: The Movie' [CNN] Capital Gang escaping across the desert, three outlaws lonely widower Jason Robards. Julie Har­ famous, including "America," "Cherry, MOVIE: 'The Black Stallion' A mysti­ (C C ) The exploits of a wayward elf threa­ come upon a dying mother and her child ris. 1988. Rated NR. (In Stereo) Cherry,” and "Heartlight " (60 min.) (Iri [ESPN] SportsCanter 12:45A M [TMC] MOVIE: My De- cal relationship is formed between a boy ten to tarnish the centuries-old legend of John Wayne, Ward Bond, Pedro Armen- Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ mon Lover' A young woman falls in love and a horse when they are shipwrecked on [M A X ] MOVIE: King Rat' An American Santa Claus. Dudley Moore. John Lithgow, with a man who literally turns into a mons­ danz. 1948. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away' Oscar- sons* (CC ) A Washington family's life is a deserted Island. Mickey Rooney, Kelly POW in Singapore tries to improve his con­ David Huddleston. 1985. ter when sexually aroused- Scott Valen­ Reno, Ten Garr 1979 winning tale of four high-school graduates turned upside down after they run into Big- (3$ NFL Playoffi: AFC Wild Card ditions th rp u ^ shbdy dealings with the tine, Michelle Little. 1987. Rated PG-13. who ponder their future while preparing for ® Golden Girts (C C ) (In Stereo) foot during a camping trip and take the ® MOVIE: 'Don't Give Up the Ship' A Game. Starting tim e to be anrKMinced. camp's guar& George Segal. Sir John a grueling bicycle race Dennis Christo­ (3) Christmas Concert With the U S. lumbering creature home. John Lithgow. dim-witted naval lieutenant is accused of (3 hrs.) (Live) Mills, Tom-Counney. 1965 1 2 : 5 5 A M [HBO] m o v i e . Laguna pher. Dennis Quaid, Barbara Barrie. 1979 Coast Guard Band (60 min.) Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick. 1987 stealing a destroyer Jerry Lewis, Dina (S) Police Story Heat' (CC ) A former police detective be­ 6:00PM ® C E News Rated PG. Rated PG. (In Stereo) comes involved in a murder case when he Merrill. Mickey Shaughnessy 1959. ^ Bosom Buddies Littie House on the Prairie (D Three'# Company [U SA] Miami Vice [TMC] MOVIE: 'Moonshine County Ex­ returns to his hometown. Harry Hamlin. Ja­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanco RodowNt ® Hollywood Christmas Parade From ® Star Saarch (60 min ) I® MOVIE: 'Santa Claus: The Movie' son Robards. Catherine Hicks. 1987. (In ® A -Te a m The exploits of a wayward elf threaten to press' The daughters of a murdered Los Angeles. Grand Marshal Tony Danza 7:30PM ® M*A'S*H moonshiner compete with the local dealer Stereo) ("W h o 8 the Boss?") tops the list of enter­ ® Victory Garden (CC) (R) (iD Charles in Charge (CC ) Charles and tarnish the centuries-old legend of Santa ® Jeopardyl (CC) whom they believe caused their father's tainment stars appearing in this 57th an­ ® ) M O V IE : ‘I. The Ju ry' Mike Hammer the Powells are stran^d in a mountain ca­ Claus Dudley Moore, John Lithgow, David 1:00A M ® Entertainment This bin for the holidays after a storm hits. (R) ® Mama's Family Huddleston. 1985. death. William Conrad, ^ s a n Howard. W eek Actress Sandy Duncan. (60 min.) (In ReAHEMB02 u.TONKSHTfe IF YO U FINP A BEARDEP nual parade. Host Bob Eubanks. Leo Meri­ sets out to avenge the brutal death of a John Saxon. 1977. Rated PG wether. (2 hrs.) (Taped) friend. Armand Assante, Barbara Carrera. (H) McCloud As Schools Match Wits @ ) MOVIE: 'I Remember Mama' A Nor­ Stereo) •mENiawrvDuDfiop FATOtP PaUXyiNA RED Alan King. 1962. [USA] M O V IE: 'How ard' An account of ® Resumen NFL dD Pioneers of Aviation wegian family with a wise, indomitable ® Sustaining youReuAPOALtme, s u r r WANDERING AROUND d® War of tha Worlds A New Jersey a young man's misadventures at a presti­ [ESPN] PGA Golf: Long Drive Cham­ mother establishes a home in San Fran­ @ ) Woodwright's Shop town celebrates the 1938 radio broadcast Superboy A 19-year-old journalism gious Ivy League campus. Gideon Brower. (E) D.c. Follies T H E H OUSE TDNiaHT PONT pionship From the Bahamas (60 min ) of a Martian invasion, not realizing the al­ cisco. Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel Geddes, ® . MOVIE: 'Tales That Witness student (John Haymes Newton), under the 1987. [U SA ] Night Flight: New Sounds ROUSH HIM UR (Taped) iens have returned. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Oscar Homolka. 1948 Madness' An anthology of four tales guise of Clark Kent, fights evil and injus­ d D Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled: an ul­ 11:10PM d® parols for Christmas 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide fiOlCHA atxMJt an invisible tiger, a tima-machina bi- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'My Demon Lover' A DeGrassi Junior High Season Pre­ tice Today: Superboy tries to rescue young woman falls i.n love with a man who miere (CC). Lana's father. tralightweight hybnd helicopter, the ability From England's St Edmundsbury Cathed­ cycle, a killer tree and a sacrificial virgin ral. the Royal College of Music Chamber 1 :3 0 A M dD Twilight Zone Kim Novak, Joan Collins. 1973 literally turns into a monster when sexually to invisibly release liquids onto human ® Record Guide (S) Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- skin; a sophisticated weapon in the war Choir performs holiday classics, illustrated (E) That's the Spirit aroused. Scott Valentine, Michelle Little dades con juegos, competencias. entrev- [D IS] Another Evening With Fred As- 1987. Rated PG-13 (3 ) Hersey'a Hollywood against coastal drug traffic (60 min.) (In with Christmas images from New York Ci­ [CN N ] Pinnacle telre Astair and his panner Same Chase istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don Stereo) ty's Metropolitan Museum of Art. (In [U SA ] Cartoons © ) Misa de Gallo Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) [ESPN] Siding: U.S. Women's Pro dance to numbers including "Thei Face " Stereo) [CN N ] Showbiz Week Championship From Park City. Utah. (R) and Waltzing Matild." accompanied by ® Doctor W ho Part 2 of 2. ® W ild America (C C ) A look at blue 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Closa-up 11:30PM ® CB S Relig)ous SpM ial: the Jonah Jonas quartet Winner ol aighi iDStar Trek plants and animals Including bluebells Heppieat Million- [M AX] MOVIE: 'Appointment With Emmy Awards. (80 min.l 4:30PM ® Yen Can Cook: Classics bluebirds and blue whales. (R) w re The lives of a wealthy eccentric and Zuibaran: Incarnate Images A look at the Fear' A homicide detective tries to outwit [CN N ] Newswatch WHh Chinasa Flair h»s family are portrayed Fred MacMurray. works o( 17tli-centurv Spanish artist Fran- a clever killer whose spirit departs his com­ a/Mi le tu m r [ESPN] Cliff Diving: Wiatnee Fellt [C N N ] Sports Saturday cisco de Zurbaran. Chempionshlpe |R) ® Munstars Today [D I S ] Here's Boomer Boomer must res­ Greer Garson, Tom m y Steele 1967 atose body to murder at wilt. Douglas cue his newfound canine love from [ES P N ] Cheerieading: High School Na­ Rated G. ® Christmas Service: Candlelighu Rowe, Michele Little, Michael Wyle. 1985. El Cuarto Ray Mago [ T M C ] M O V IE: Craes M y Heart' Lies kidnappers. Pan 2 of 2. tionals (R) From Tulsa. Oklatioma Rated R. designed to impress one another beckfiro [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Hello Again' (CC) A dEl Frugal Gourmat (In Stereo) [U SA] Mike Hammer on e nervous young couple during their fib- 8:00PM ® Life and Adventures of khilzy suburban housewife is brought back 3 9 Christmas at St. Patrick's Tha cath­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile: Sting [C N N ] Man of tha Year Santa Claus (C C ) Chronicle of Santa's life to life by her spiritualist sister Shelley edral choir performs treditional csrols filled third date. Martin Short, Annette 6:30PM CE css n«ws (CO 1 :4 5 A M [DIS] MOVIE: 'Hani Brinker from childhood through immortality. Based Long. Judrth fvey. Gabriel Byrne. 1987 O'Toolo, Paul Reiter 1987. Rated R (In [D I S ] A rt of Disnay Animation An exam- (g) ® Noel: Bast Wishes for a Marty or the Silv^ Skates' A young boy com­ CE Too Clote for Comfort on a story by L. Frank Baum ( "The Wizard R a t^ PG. (In Stereo) Stereo) inetion of the techniques used to create Christmas Holiday special featuring Step- petes in an annual skating competition in D E C A FFE INAJ classic animated Disney features. ( E S M ttI & Ebm t Schedu(ad: "Ta(k Ra- of O z") (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) fania Kramer, Jason Bateman, Jane Wyatt 2:10PM [C N N ] Healthweelt 9:30PM (g ) (B Empty N n t (CC) Re- order to save his father's life. Rony Sean­ SeCTIOi [H B O ] A Christmae Carol Animeted dio"; "The Accidental Tourist" (William C 0 V VN YW Christmas Card A video tour and gospel singer Linda Hopkins. (In der. Carin Rossby. Erik Strandmark. 1962 Hun, Kathleen Turner) pnse of the premiere. Eva threatens to 2:30PM (D FamHv Medical Center The Charles Dickens classic about the of Metropolitan area Christmas decora­ Harry unless they get married Stereo) tions accompanied by holiday music (2 (SI Joy of Painting: Emerald Watsrs mean-spirited Ebenezer Scrooge who de­ d D Starting From Scratch Frank believes (R) (In Stereo) ® Simply Christmas 2 :0 0 A M ® Love Boat cides to change his miserty ways after an he put a contract out on the life of his hrs.) 3 9 Lucfia U bra (80 min.) [C N N ] This Week in Japan ® MOVIE: 'It's a Wonderful Life' A ® Naked City unusual dream (75 min.) daughter's boyfriend. (R) ® MOVIE: 'Alice in Wonderland* (CC) f E S ^ ] Skating: Worid Cup Pro Figure guardian angel saves a depressed busi­ ® Home Shopping Overnight Service (0 Woodearving Whfi Rick Buti (In ® Powor of Choico (CC| Slaying out of Watt Disney Studios' animated adaptation Skating Championship From Ottawa. nessman from suicide by showing him Starso) 5:00PM ( E Public Paoplc/Privat* drunk driving predicaments. of the Lewis Carroll children's classic. (3 h rs ) L iv n Can. (90 min.) (Taped) what his hometown would bo like if he had [C N N ] Style WMi Elea Klanscti (S) Three Stooges Voices of Kathryn Beaumont. Ed Wynn never been bom. James Stewart, Donna dD Runaway With tha Rich and Famous (T) A-Tm u i Richard Haydn. 1951. (R) 10:00PM® CD Reed, Lionel Barrymore. 1946 Connie Stevens in Montreal; Tim and Laamlng tfia Ropes Mark (M) Starting From Scratch 3:00PM CE 39 Twttiglit Zone (CC) A down-on-Ns- 3D MOVIE: 'Oliver Twist' A young boy Daphne Maxwell Reid ("Frank's Place") in w enti to drop out of school to ssek lame 39 IN N N m n Christmaa Eva Sarvica (60 min ) kjck hotel manager findi a siaamer trunk ® ABC News (CC) finds himself caught up in" the corruption, Istanbul. Turkey. (R) With his band. (R) ® HaadNiwe on Trial that granii hit wiahai (In Slarao) ® El Cuarto Ray Mago l\ ir jf\ [CN N ] Pinnacle poverty and greed of 19th-cemury Eng­ E ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents d ) KiWghi Ridar land. John Howard Davies. Robert New­ 0 M O V IE: 'Fanny Ir AlaxanrJar' Ingmar O NWA Main Event [D IS] Good Morning. Miss Bliss [C N N ] Men of the Year ton, Alec Guinness. 1946. Continued... Bergman's bmersweei portrait ol life within a Swedish theatrical family dunng [ESPN] SportsCemer t$ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 24, 19M TH E Om zZW ELLS by Bill Schorr MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 24, 1988 — g> WHAT'f'TI TDtP<5UIU.yUM fO HOW HE WANT-? TO MeCALL OF THE WILD by Dumn S Crawford UP? >/H0W«WrAFl.lB5 LEAVE 9ANTA «M E - Puzzles AltCVEJ?THEWORlP, B ^Sfgfrn^i THIN6TDHELPH1M O Q O W E f?n neKJUcwePMi- Astriigraph IN O N E NIiSHr,, ^THm JTHElO^kS HOWE, KATIE, h W FL16HT.. I VB'S>W \m ACROSS 6 Necessity Answer to Previous Puzzle 7 Eskimo knife not particularly demonstrative, will do 1 Aid in 8 Swift aircraft ‘ f e u r something nice lor you today In a quiet diagnosing (abbr.) way. 5 Antelopes ^ r t h d c Q r 9 Trickle d e m in i (May 21-Juna 20) You and your 9 Actress Joanne 10 Genus of frogs mate might try to outdo one another to­ 11 Flying saucers day where gestures are concerned. 12 0pp. of mini (abbr.) Dec. 25, 1988 Each should be very happy about the 13 Skinny fish 17 Bankrupt other's thoughtfulness. Your possibilities lor having secret de­ 14 British flyers CANCER (June 21-July 22) Recent 19 Dentist's deg. sires fulfilled In the year ahead look bet­ (abbr.) work which you performed well will not 22 Strong cart ter than usual. How these develop­ LIX ABNER byAICapp only provide you with a sense of 1 5 ------23 Mover'sLang Syne truck ments transpire will come in a series of 16 Subatomic 24 Promotional PEANUTS by Charlai M. Schulz surprises. achievement, it could also bring you S a o c / rvrm jLM A « m f o u j o w s — a t material bonuses In Its wake. It pays to p o r e particle tape (abbr.) M>«rA 0 ' MMizzueix, lZZUBLE. SMTV/ERIM'SH^/ERI^i"oc^J^b^^, f -A N Y : SOUl-OFA BACHELOR CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) You will do a good Job. 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People to 41 June bug THAT episHT CTfZ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Thai good 5IX O'CLOCK... I 20 1 whom you've been generous will recip­ 42 Small insect S TA R \NHE(ZE MAYBB news from a distance which you have rocate In kind. been anticipating could bo on Its way 45 Hermit HEAVEM I ^ , T H I S SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Some today. Communication will be coming 49 Christmas very pleasant developments could be In I S ^ from someone you love. 52 Dill seed the offing (or you today. People you've TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Someone 53 Law deg. been planning surprises tor might turn who cares a groat deal about you. but Is 54 Lamb's pen the tables and surprise you. name 55 Russian no 56 Old musical r>ote Bridge 57 -do-wei) 58 Over NORTH iz-iMi ALLEY OOP byDavoOraus DOWN notice that he did bid six even though ♦ A J 5 he knew his side was missing one ace. TH E PHANTOM by Lae Falk S Sy Barry V 7 That's important. When you ask for 1 Dec. holiday ♦ K 8 5 ->1EAH! NOW MEBBE \ DER GLASS.Ti A GLASS OF n o ; n o ; N O T p a t OKAY, GO N UFF COURSE aces on your way to slam, the purpose WE CAN GET OFFA • WHAT? ISN'T 2 Actor___ Julia ♦KJ7643 KIND UFF A g l a s s ! GET IT...BUT n o t ; DIS ISS ^JAKE OYgR HI5 BUSINESS JJ WHEN Y „ WE WANT X MUST BE PBCOPOF5UCH should be to make sure that the de­ THIS i s l a n d ; IT A LITTLE I MEAN PER SPY 3 Crossbar NO FUNNY / SERIOUS )OU TO WORK )LOYALTY.SMRTWOR|Or*5NOW. WEST EAST EARLY T'BE c L J K S s : s t u f f ; a b u s i n e s s ; 4 Jewish tongue fenders do not have two aces that they .CELEBRATIN'? k n o c k ] f o r ^(OU ------♦ 7 4 3 ♦ 6 2 5 Hereditary fac­ can cash. If you don't know what to do O F F ♦ K Q 10 4 3 ♦ 9 8 6 2 tors when you're missing one unidentified 1980 by NEA. tnc 24 JEFFE,, ♦ J 10 6 4 3 ♦ AQ92 ♦ - - . ace, you should have investigated ♦ Q9 2 slam some other way. SOUTH ♦ K Q 10 9 8 I^ Ia r e r won the ace of hearts and ♦ a J 5 ruffed a heart with dummy's spade ♦ 7 jack. Then he drew trumps. (There % ♦ A 10 8 5 was no need to ruff the other heart los­ I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 'T f l Vulnerable: North-South er, since that would go awav on the ia> 3M i : by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae Dealer: East long ciubs.) There was certainly no problem remaining if there was a nor­ Unscramble these four JumWes. /tfoNOfr.Rope West TH E BORN LOSER by A il Sanaom one letter to each square, to form i North East Sooth mal club division, but what if either lour ordinary words. Pass 1 4 defender held Q-9-2 in the suit? In that BLONOIE by Daan Young A Stan Drake Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 Pass “ that he 4 4 Pass 4 N T would be able to take the proven fi­ WBLL.SlWCg m STUB IFlT^AIXTHESAMg TELLU Pass 5 ♦ Pass 6 4 nesse against that holding. SEASDH rop. 6WIW6, IF W lL A R E y o u OP CX3URSE I'M Vt Pass Pass Pass TC>V0U,C0UU7r HAVE WY WIFE PKW5E MOT TO RETUKH^ti, .fflEM0^eyl^)5THAC?? Opening lead: ♦ K There was oniy one clue in this in­ O ie m ^ O K stance. Suppose East was originally GUFED void in clubs. The double of a slam W TAB. V r~ '''■ freely bid by the opponents calls for _ L i _ O ne clue partner to lead the first side-suit bid by dummy. Since East might have was enough made such a double with a club void, SIPVLE there was some small percentage in By James Jacoby VYHAT a s o o p protecting against West's having no clubs. So declarer played to the club IKiOeCTlCIPE Do you think South had marginal king and made his slam with an M I S H T B E . values to go to slam? Maybe so but overtrick. PRUBES o C j 12-24 FRANK AND ERNEST bySobThavaa Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug­ ^ J L-r gested by the above cartoon. ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady ..... CELEBRITY CIPHER Answer a “[ W* c™ .l«d horn quoMllons by famotn pwipM. p«ti ^ » M n l i H 3 " E i i r m U L U H IT ^ it T A CtAUG WITH Afl If HE PEflEG THE COUHT, WE'lt 6XF, Ivtttr In iIm ciplwr .IV K l. fo. ■nolhqr. Todmy'9 dUp. 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[M A X ] Max Headroom Christmas Spe­ who falls In with a gang ot pickpockets. sequel lo nis 1981 cross-country car race cial Max Headroom is joined by Dave Ed­ Music and lyrics by Lionel Bart. Ron spectacular Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise. [U SA] Cover Story LITTLE munds, Bob Geldof. Robin Williams and Sunday, Continued Moody, Oliver Reed, Shani Wallis 1968, Shirley MacLaine. 1984 (R) Magnum, P.l. NATCH OIRL Tina Turner in this 1986 holiday special. (In 11:30PM ® Sandav, D ec. 25 EVICTtON 3 3 Wonderful Worid of Disney: Gol­ 3 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Stereo) ® Sports Extra den Anniversary of Snow White & the Miizi Gaynor; actress Oeidre Hall ("Our ^ v e n Dwarfs (C C ) Animated/live action. A homeless or­ [U SA] MOVIE: 'It's a Wonderful Ufe' Wyatt. Elinor Donahue. 1977 House"); actor Jim Backus ("Gilligan's Is­ C D MOVIE: 'Lucky Me' An unemployed phan (Keshia (CC ) A guardian angel saves a depressed 3 All Creatures Great and Small Linda Ronstadt, Sherman Hemsiey and land"); "Jeopardyl " host Alex Trebek, (60 chorus girl, stranded in Florida, finds love 3:00PM 3 ) Artsweek Jane Curtin help Snow White and com­ instead of work. Doris Day. Bob Cum­ 5:00AM ® Programming (3) Dr. James Kennedy Knight Pulliam) businessman from suicide by showing him 3 Saint min.) (R) what his hometown would be like if he had pany celebrate their 50th anniversary. mings, Phil Silvers. 1954. Celebrate: Lincoln ( 3 Charlie's Angels 3 Scholastic Sports Special @i) W W F Wrestling Chollengo QD Alice enters the lives of a never been bom. James Stewart, Donna Host: Dick Van Dyke, (60 min.) (R) (In ® Christmas at Washington Cathedral 3 WKRP in Cincinnati Stereo) [CN N ] Sports Review La Santa Mlsa rich and power­ Reed. Lionel Barrymore. 1946. (IZ) Discover: The W orld of Science (CC ) (2^ Great Performances; Nureyev's Cin- From Washington. D C. (60 min.) 3 MOVIE: 'Where Angels Go, Trouble Saluting Australia's bicentennial, host Pe­ 3 Handel's Messiah With Robert deralla (In Stereo) [U SA ] Night Flight: New Sounds [CN N ] Big Story ful family and ® Christmas Carol (60 3 Honeymooners 12:30PM Follows' Five nuns take a busload of girls ter Graves learns the aerodynamics of Shaw and the Atlanta Symphony Or­ 3 Emmanuel (60 min ) 5:02AM ® Popeye [D IS] Dumbo's Circus brings them the min.) from Pennsylvania to California for a youtfi boomerang throwing, platypus hunting 0 $ Touch a Child's Life chestra and Chorus Excerpts from Han­ dZ) Masterpiece Theatre; Star Quality; [ESPN] Bodyshaping gift of love and rec­ 3 Charlie's Christmas Project (CC) An rally. Stella Stevens, Susan Saint James. techniques and why wool itches (60 min.) ® l Love Lucy del's "Messiah" are performed by the A t­ Noel Coward Stories (CC) Patricia Hayes 0!^ George Michael's Sports Mach­ 5:30AM 11 -year-old boy brings holiday cheer to a Robert Taylor. 1968. (In Stereo) [H B O ] Tales of Little Women onciliation, in lanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, portrays a middle-aged widow whose en­ ine 0]] INN News homeless man, a group of senior citizens ''The Little Match 3 Masterpiece Theatre: Star Quality 3 Small Wonder (CC) Harriet , Jamie and conducted by Robert Shaw, (60 min.) (In counters with friends and relatives are 0D Winter Sportscast 8:00AM ® Christmas Sampler Host Stereo) [CN N] Moneyweek It airs and a lonely woman. Noe) Coward Stories (C C ) First-time Vicki learn a tough lesson when they have chronicled as she celebrates her 50th Hal Linden's holiday tour includes stops at Qirl." playwright Bryan Snow learns that penning more than one date for the same night. (R) 3 MOVIE: 'Sunshine Christmas' W i­ [ESPN ] SpoftsLook New York's Rockefeller Center and Califor­ 3 Rin-Tin-Tin 3 Wrestling: All-Star Wrestling birthday in "Mrs Capper's Birthday (60 SUNDAY, DEC. 25 the play is only the start of his troubles in dower Sam Hayden and his daughter re­ 3 Connecticut Newsmakers [CNN] Newswatch min.) Part 4 of 5. |R) [M A X ] A Gospel Session. Everybody nia's Disneyland Music by the Mormon on NBC. Star Quality," the first of five stories writ­ (3 MOVIE: 'King of Kings' This biblical turn to his home town In Texas for the Say Yeahl A celebration of American gos­ Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra. (60 min.) 0 D Las Aventuras de Pinocchk) ten by Noel Coward. (90 min.) Part 1 of 5 [ESPN] Skiing: U.S. Women's Pro epic is based 6n the life of Jesus end the [C N N ] W eek in Review holidays. Cliff DeYoung, Barbara Hershey, pel music, wtth host Paul Simon, featuring (Rebroadcast) Championship From Waterville Valiev, struggle against Roman tyranny. Jeffrey Eileen Heckart. 1977. ® Sunday Mass (R) [D IS ] Happy Holidays from Waft Disney performances by Andrae Crouch. Jennifer CHECK USTINGS 3 Ufe Matters Pan 9 of 13 N.H, (Taped) Hunter, Harry Guardino, Robert Ryan. (X ) Stableboy’s Christmas Danielle Brise- W orid Holiday time at Walt Disney World, 0Z) John McLaughlin's One on One Holliday, The Oak Ridge Boys and Luther FOR EXACT TIME [C N N ] Science and Technology Week 3 MOVIE: 'Never. Never Land' A fa­ 1962 bois and Sparky Marcus star in the story of [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Flyars' (CC) with pantomime artists Sheilds and Yar- 3 Feed My People Vandross. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [DIS] Raggedy Ann and Andy: The mily helps an abandoned child escape her Tw o brothers enter a grueling cross­ 0Z) All Creatures Great and Small nell. comics Avery Schreiber and Phyllis a stableboy in Bethlehem named David. [C N N ] Sports Tonight [TM C] MOVIE: For Heaven's Sake' An Great Santa Claus Caper The two rag loneliness through the myth of Peter Pan country bike race when the younger learns [CN N] Newswatch Diller. and other special guests. (95 min.) angel comes to the aid of a down-on-his; ® Christmas Mass dolls stop a villain from ruining Christmas Petula Clark, Christian Henson. Cathleen he might have a terminal hereditary condi­ [E S P N ] Muscle Magazine (60 min.) Nesbitt. 1981. [D IS] Disney Channel Christmas Host [TM C ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's luck professional basketball player who 0 D Frederick K. Price tion. Kevin Costner, David Grant. Rae European Vacation' The Grisvkotd family [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Santa Claus joins various Disney charac­ century cnapei ot Lambridge, England s 12:40PM [MAX] MOVIE: Romeo Jiminy Cricket introduces animated shorts wants to win the respect and admiration of 0i) Twin Star Productions [CN N ] World Report Dawn Chong. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In takes Europe by storm when they win an ters in the annual parades at Walt Disney King's College by the institution's 30-voice and Juliet' Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of Stereo) with a Christmas theme, including "San­ his daughter Ray ^ Ig e r. Kent McCord all-expenses-paid trip on a game show. 12:00AM ® K o ja k Transformers World and Disneyland Joan Lunden and choir. (60 min.) (In Stereo) the Shakespearean tragedy about star- [D IS ] MOVIE: 'It's a Wonderful Life' A ta's Workshop " and "The Night Before 1982 crossed lovers and their feuding families guardian angel saves a depressed busi­ Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo. Jason 3 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (3) Sunday Today Alan Thicke anchor (90 min.) (Live) 5:30PM Ij) Chartaa in Charge (CC) Christmas.' (90 min.) [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile: Sling 3 It's Your Business Leonard Whiting. Olivia Hussey. Milo nessman from suicide by showing him Charles and the Powells are stranded in a Lively. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Lt. Worf s loyalty is put to the ultimate test (S ) Ayer, Hoy y Mariana [E S P N ] SporUCenter (3) Silent Mouse Lynn Redgrave narrates 3 What About Women O'Shea 1968. Rated PG. what his hometown would be like if he had mountain cabin for the holidays after a [U SA ] Diamonds (60 min,) when Klingon fugitives attack the Enter­ 5:45AM [H B O ] Transplant: America how "Silent Night" was written with the prise and attempt to recruit him, (60 min ) (ID My Secret Identity Gamma rays dZ) Vermont Christmas Burgess Mere­ never been born. James Stewart. Donna storm hits. (R) (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Hello Again' (CC) A Undercover (CC) Narrator Richard Kiley aid of a young boy's pet mouse. (60 min.) 1:00PM H ) (g) MOVIE: -Doctor Dool- klutzy suburban housewife is brought back 9:30PM ® 3 Tracey Ullmon Show (R) (In Stereo) transform a 14-year-otd boy into Ultra­ dith narrates a traditional holiday concert Reed, Lionel Barrymore. 1946. [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday chronicles the real-life story of a woman (In Stereo) ittle' A lovable doctor talks to animals to life by her spiritualist sister. Shelley Sketches: a down-and-out disc jockey; a man, a superhero who's able to fight evil featuring the Middlebury College Choir, the [ M A X ] A Gospel Session: Everybody O ) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) whose death brought a second chance at Rex Harrison, Anthony Newley. Samantha [DIS] MOVIE: 'Plnocchio' A marionette Long, Judith Ivey. Gabriel Byrne 1987. doctor's bizarre plan for leaving his nag­ (9 ) Oral Roberts with his speed and strength. Meliora String Quartet, and readings of life to four transplant patients Eggar. 1967. Say Yeahl A celebration of American gos­ created by an elderly Italian puppet maker Rated PG. (In Stereo) ging wife. (R) (In Stereo) (S ) Omexin/Cen You Beat Baldness? ^ World Tomorrow [CN N ] Your Money Robert Frost's winter verse. (60 min.) (In pel music, with host Paul Simon, featuring is given the gift of life but must face many ^ S o lo f lo x 6:00AM Gilligan's Island Stereo) 3 Great Performances: Hansel and performances by Andrae Crouch. Jennifer [U SA] Miami Vice [ESP N ] NFL'e Greatest Momenta: Son (9 ) Robert Schuller [DIS] Christmas Raccoons The Rac­ Gretel (In Stereo) tests to prove himself worthy of becoming of Football Follies (R) ® Superboy Superboy plans to destroy t ® Sustaining coons hope to stop Cyril Sneer from des­ Holliday. The Oak Ridge Boys and Luther ® Nuestra Familia (M) MOVIE: 'Snowball Express' A nice- a real boy. Danny Kaye, Sandy Duncan. 7:30PM 3 Noticiero Unhrision bizarre alien warrior who's out to kill him INN Magazine troying all the trees in Evergreen Forest guy from the East inherits a dilapidated re­ 3 Uttle Rascals Vandross, (60 min ) (In Stereo) 1976. [HBO] Human Rights Now Tour In a $7) Sesame Street (CC). [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ performance taped in Buenos Aires in Oc­ Christian Lifestyle Magazine Of) Golden Lifelines of Sinai Narrator; Rich Little. (In Stereo) sort some 10.000 feet up in the Rockies. 3 Orthodox Christmas [TM C ] MOVIE: 'In the Good Old Sum­ [ESPN] Ski Worid caps the weekend of the world of sports. tober '88. Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Tracy [CN N ] Daybreak [ESP N ] Lightar Side of Sports Dean Jones. Nancy Olson, Harry Morgan. 3 MOVIE; 'In Search of Noah's Ark' m ertime' Ignorant of their pen-pal rela­ 3 Gene Scott Insight / Out [HBO] Coming Attractions Featured; [ESPN ] NFL Theatre: Crunch Time (60 Chapman, Peter Gabriel and Africa's Yous- 1972 This docudrama presents a host of histori­ tionship. two co-workers at a tum-of-the- [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! highlights 6f movies, specials and events min.) (R) sou N'Dour wrap up a worldwide tour to [C N N ] World Report [DIS] You and M e, Kid 10:00AM (X) Caroli From Ripon cal and scientific evidence supporting the century music store continue to feud on [ESPN] Running and Racing [DIS] Stingiest Man in Town An ani­ raise awareness of Amnesty International. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Shuffle' Of­ Cathedral (60 min.) the job. Judy Garland, Van Johnson, Bus­ c b s n « w s [ESP N ] Figure Skating: U.S. Pro Cham­ mated musical about the miser Ebenezer story of Noah and the great flood Brad 6:00PM HD (cq 8:00PM (33 Murder. She Wrote (CC) (3 hrs.) fered a sterotyped role, a struggling black [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer 0 D Yule Log For the 23rd consecutive ter Keaton 1949. pionship Women's competition, from Or­ Scrooge from Charles Dickens' classic. 'A Crandall narrates. 1976 (S) Vatican Poitrait: Memoriea Etched A vintner's heirs become suspects when a actor must decide whether to compromise year. WPIX presents a traditional fireplace lando. Fla (60 min ) (Taped) [U SA ] Cartoons Christmas Carol. " Voices; Walter Mat­ 3 Firirtg Une: Update on Drug Legali­ 3:30PM ® N B A Basketball: Los A n ­ in Faith Connecticut Bishops return from a body IS found in a winery cellar. (60 min.) 1 0:00PM (33 ®13 Duet (CC I Laura and his integrity or starve. Robert Townsend. setting with Christmas carols. (2 hrs.) thau, Tom Bosley, Theodore Bikel. Robert (R) Ben cancel thetr wedding plans after Laura [USA] Night Flight: Dating Dos and ® world Tomorrow zation (R) geles Lakers at Utah Jazz (CC) (2 hrs,, 30 pilgrimage to theTom bs of Saint Peter and Anne-Marie Johnson. Helen Martin 1987 8:30AM Morse, F^aul Frees (60 min.) min.) (Live) discovers she's really not pregnant, (fl) (In Don'ts 3 Jimmy Swaggart ($1) MOVIE: 'Since You Went Away' Paul, bringing a personal message from (33 $D Married... With Children (CC| Rated R. (In Stereo) 0 9 David Paul [ESPN] Sports Reporter Pope John Paul It. (2 hrs.) Peggy becomes the target of a tourist- Stereo) 6:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek 3 Hollywood Christmas Parada From Members of an American family f»ce life ® 3 Aloha Bowl: Houston vs. Wash­ [U SA] Cash Every Day (3 ) Porky Pig Los Angeles, (jrand Marshal Tony Danza [TM C] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's on the homefrom during World W ar II. ington State (3 hrs . 30 mm.) (Live) 3 M O V IE: 'Hooper' A stunt man is hating ax killer while on vacation in Florida. ® News ® W e Believe (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 1 2:30AM (33 U S A Today Scheduled: a 6:30AM (3) Sea Hunt ("W ho's the Boss?'') tops the list of enter­ Vacation' While driving cross-country to Claudette Colbert. Joseph Gotten, Jennifer @1) Bells of Christmas A Victorian-era goaded into staging the greatest stunt of 0D INN News tainment stars appearing in this S7th an­ giant Wally World, the Griswold clan de­ Jones. 1944 all time, Burt Reynolds, Sally Fields, Jan- ® 3 Mission: Impossible (CC ) The tribute to the "Nutcracker" ballet (60 Oral Roberts Robert Schuller handbell choir in Galveston (Texas) evokes 08) It's Showtim e at the Apollo Guest min.) nual parade. Host: Bob Eubanks. Lee Meri­ tours into a series of screwball sidetrips Michael Vincent. 1978. force goes to the Bahamas to persuade a ® In the Black: Keys to Success ® Or>e Day at a Tim a [ C N N ] Newsday images of Dickens-style English Chnst- host: singer Paula Abdul. Music; Doug E wether. (2 hrs.) (Taped) Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Christie mases. protege of a crime boss to testify against ® Dallas [D IS ] Best of Watt Disney Presenu Five 3 ) N ew s (Live) Fresh Comedy: Dwayne Kennedy, Willie (i1) Christopher Closeup (4j) Baptist Church 3 Chalice of Salvation Brinkley. 1983 .Flated R. (In Stereo) his mentor. (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Asbury (60 min.) Disney cartoons with a yuletide theme and 3 Great Escape 3 Wonderworks; A Little Princess Sea Hunt (.lip Career Media Network [CN N ] Evans & Novak 3 Carols for Christmas From England's [U S A ] Cartoons clips from three Disney movies. (60 min.) (CC) Part 2 of 3. (R) 3 MOVIE: 'Hardly Working' An out-of- Jimmy Swaggart That's the Spirit St. Edmundsbury Cathedral, the Royal Col­ [E S P N ] Road Racing: Corporate Chal- work clown juggles slapsticks and senti­ Insight [DIS] Wuzzles [CN N ] Travel Guide 3 Outer Limits ^ 0S) Super Bloopers and Practical lege of Music Chamber Choir performs hol­ 11:10AM [ESP N ] CBA Basketball: Cedar Rapids ler>ge From New York City (Taped) ment in his bumbling attempt to join the 0S) Home Shopping Overnight Service ^ Ring Around the World [E S P N ] Tae it Up Guest: baseball pro Silver Bullets at Topeka Sizzlers (2 hrs., Jokes (CC) Outakes from "Cheers," "Gol­ (2 hrs., 30 min.) iday classics, illustrated with Christmas 4:00PM ® MOVIE: -Hello. DoHyl- Wi 3 News working world. Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver (61) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) Steve Garvey (Tap^) 1 1 :30AM ® Tin y Tree Animated. A 30 min.) (Live) 1981. den Girts" and "Legal Eagles" plus practi­ (3 Podra Usted Adelgazar? images from New York City's Metropolitan dow Dolly Levi, while matchmaking for her (M) War of the Worlds A New Jersey cal jokes on Vanna White. Corbin Bernsen [HBO] MOVIE: The River Rat' A young small Christmas tree brings )oy into the [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Museum of Art. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: Evil Under the Sun' friends, becomes set on capturing a weal­ town celebrates the 1938 radio broadcast 3 Mama's Family Mama's not In the and Kirk Cameron. Hosts: Ed McMahon [D IS] HoHday Splerxlor From Walt Dis­ girl and her father, who has returned after lonely life of a seriously ill girt. Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot investi­ [DIS] Mousercise 3 Drev^ng Men to Christ thy and successful Yankee merchant for of a Martian invasion, not realizing the al­ merriest of moods when she's forced to and Dick Clark (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ney World in Florida, a festival of world­ 13 years in prison, set out on a renovated ® life Italian Style gates an actress' murder at an exclusive herself. Barbra Streisand, Waller Matthau. iens have returned (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) play Santa at the mall. (R) wide music and the Jewish Festival of [H B O ] Babar and Father Christmas Ba- old tourist boat for a weekend tnp on the 3 Sacrifice of the Mass Adriatic island resort. Peter Ustinov. Jane Michael Crawford. 1970 World Vision 3 Real to Reel 3 Hablemos de Cine @ @ MOVIE: -The Little Match GIri- Lights. Host: Carol Lawrence. (In Stereo) bar the elephant agrees to track down Mississippi. Tom m y Lee Jones. Martha 3 Murtstars Today Herman uses Grand­ Birkin, James Mason. 1982. Rated PG It's a Uving Dot takes a job as a 3 Wall Street Journal Report 3 MOVIE: 'That's Entertainment' An [E S P N ] Tractor Pull Father Christmas for the children. (In Plimpton. Brian Dennehy. 1984 Flated PG pa's bizarre recipe for a cooking contest 0Z) Nature: The Nature of Australia; A (CC ) A young orphan plays a key role in theatrical casting assistant. Stereo) 3 Work! Tomorrow 1 :30PM ® Love Boat anthology of scenes from MGM musicals Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) restoring the Christmas spirit to a wealthy [HBO] MOVIE; 'Made In Heaven' (CC| (R) 3 Siempre en Domingo Programa do 9;00AM C£) Sund^ Morning |CC| 3 Holy Cross Children's Choir and dramas is presented. Fred Astaire. Australia's varied forests and the animals 1920s New England family. Keshia Knight- A young accident victim is sent b ck to 0D New Jersey HIspano [CN N ] NFL Preview variedades con musica. entrevistas y artis- 9 [M AX] MOVIE: 2001: A Space Odys­ dD Dwnwr. tti* La« Dinouur Bing Crosby. Elizabeth Taylor 1974 that make their homes there (60 min.) Part Pulliam, Rue McClanahan. William Daniels. Earth to find the woman he fell in love with @ ) Modem Maturity (CC). tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ sey' T w o astronauts on a voyage to Jupi­ 3 Mister Rogers (CC). (R) [ESPN] Oameday 3 Latin Connection (R) (In Stereo) 3 of 6 (R) (In Stereo) 1987 (R) (In Stereo) d ) Walt CHutay World Vary Marry lasco. (2 hrs., 30 min.) in heaven Timothy Hutton, Kelly McGillis, ter encounter problems with their compu­ [H B O ] Com ing Attractions Featured: [CN N ] Moneyweek Chrietmaa Parade Santa Claus toms var­ 3 Fame 3 MOVIE; 'Knute Rockne -■ All Ameri­ 3 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 3 Nature (CC ) Filmmaker Richard Brock Maureen Stapleton. 1987. Rated PG (In ter. HAL Keir Dullea. Gary Lockwood, highlights of movies, specials arid events. traces the life cycle of the sockeye salmon, (IZ) South American Journey Jack Pizzoy Stereo) ious Disrtey characters in the annual par­ [DIS] Mkkay's Christmes Carol Ani­ [H B O ] Christmas st Radio City Music can' Fact-based account of the life and Picard's performance record is closely William Sylvester 1968. Rated G. (In Hail Featuring highlights from annual Radio including a fish-eye view of the upstream, visits the Amazon's jungles and its Indian ades at Wait Disrtey World and Disney­ mated. In this 1983 theatncal release, [U S A ] She-Ra: PiktcMS of Power career of Notre Dame's famous football scrutinized; Wesley struggles through the ‘ [U S A ] Morgan Brittany on Beauty Stereo) City Christmas shows and appearances by struggle to reach its spawning ground. (60 inhabitants. (60 min ) Part 4 of 8. (R) (In land. Joan Lunden and Alan Thicke Mickey Mouse appears as Bob Cratchit. In coach. Pal O'Brien, Ronald Reaqan, Gale Starfleet Academy's tough entrance [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to Un- 1 2:00PM (£ This Is ths NFL Leslie Uggams, Peggy Fleming, Robin min 1 (R) (In Stereo) Stereo) 1:00AM ® Naked City anchor. (2 hrs.) (Live) adektion. Goofy. Donald Duck and Jimmy Page 1940 exam (60 min ) (In Stereo) kicky in Love Cousins and The Rosettes. Host: Joel ® Cbriatmaa from W aatminstor A holi­ Cricket are seen in separate Disney featu- CD W W F WrostNng ChsHsngs 3 M O V IE: ‘Little House on the Prairie: [C N N ] Headline News 0D Odd Couple (jrey. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3 ) (3 SportsWorid: Figure Skating [C N N ] This Week in the NBA A weekly 6:45AM CH) Davey & Goliath day special featunng the Westminster renes (In Stereo) CE) SSCoHsgs FootbsN: nus-Oisy AU- Scheduled; Best of the Professional Figure magazine-style report on NBA players and Bless AM the Dear Children' The joy of [ESP N ] NFL's Greatest Moments: Best [D IS] MOVIE; 'It's a Wonderful Life' A the holiday season is lost when Laura's Cathedral Boys Choir. (60 mm ) [ESP N ] Sportraits: PhH Hill and Steve Star n a a a ir Top college seniors from the 1:45PM 3 Do-Ra-Mommies Skating Championships, from Capital teams. of Football Follies (60 min.) (R) guardian angel saves a depressed busi­ 7:00AM ® Christmas Services baby daughter is kidnapped by a deranged 0D Trartsformars Davis (Tap^) North are pitted against the best from the Centre in Landover. Md. (2 hrs.) (Taped) [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Men's [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Lethal Weapon' (CC) A nessman from suicide by showing him ® Robert SchuHer South in this annual gridiron classic, from 2:00PM ® M O V IE; Life w ith Father' woman Melissa Gilbert, Dean Butler, Vic­ what his hometown would be like if he had 3 ) Kannath Copaland [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Ravanga cf the Nerda A tyrant of a man is putty in the hands of (H ) Vermont Christmas Burgess Mere­ Downhill From St Anton, Austria (60 tor French 1984 veteran detective is paired with a brash ® Dialogue Montgomery. Ala. (3 hrs.. 30 mm.) (Live) never been born, James Stewart, Donna II: Nerda In Paradisa* (C C ) More indigni­ his wife and four sons. William Powell, Ir­ dith narrates a traditional holiday concert m in) (Taped) younger partner to investigate a prosti­ (2$ Christmas at Washington Cathedral 3 Vicente Fernandez (60 min.) tute's death. Mel Gibson. Danny Glover, Reed, Lionel Barrymore. 1946 ® Point of View ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda ® MOVIE: 'An American Christmas ene Dunne. Elizabeth Taylor. 1947 featuring the Middlebury College Choir, the [HBO] MOVIE: Spaceballs' (CC ) Mel From Washmgton. D C. (W mm.) (Live) Carol' An updated version of the classic 0Z) Fawfty Towers Gary Busey. 1987 Rated R, (In Stereo) [ESPN] Auto Racing; RAC Rally of (ij) Lanv Jones Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ Meliora String Quartet, and readings of Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre (3 ) Fradarick K. Price Charles Dickens tale about an old man who 3 MOVIE: 'High Society' A reporter Robert Frost's winter verse. (60 mm ) (In Great Britain From London. (60 mm ) dale fratemfty convention. Robert Carra- and a photographer covering a wedding with this big-budget send-up of "Star [CN N] PrimeNews [U S A ] Private Eye (60 min ) O ) Divine Plan dine, Curtis Armstrong. Larry B. Scott. never enjoyed Christmas. Henry Winkler, Stereo) (Taped) 3 New Qidgat Gidget loses the true for a fashion magazine cause the bride to Wars■' Mel Brooks. John Candy. Rick [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds (S) Revival Time Ministries Oori^ Harewood, David Wayne 1979. 10:30PM CB Current Affair Extra meanirtg of Chnstmas when she directs a 1987 Fiated PG-13 (In Stereo) think twice about marriage. Bing Crosby, 3 Police Story Moranis 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) II; Nerds In Paradise' (CC ) More indigni­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'In the Good Old Sum ­ surf version of " A Christmas Carcri " (R) 3 M O V IE : Miracle of the Bells' A Hol­ ® D C . Follies mertime' Ignorant of their pen-pal rela­ (3) James Kennedy (C N N ] O n ttw M wmi Grace Keity. Frank Sinatra. 1956. [E S P N ] Sports America: 1988 in re­ [U SA ] Murder. She Wrote (60 min ) ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda 10:10AM lywood press agent carries out the dying tionship, two co-workers at a turn-of-the- (g) Rin-Tin-Tki 3 David Paul 3 MOVIE: 'The Haunting Passion' The view (60 min.) Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ 3 A t the Movies Reed, Whatley. Sched­ 10:30AM C £ GEddie Murphy. Dan starts a job at Barkley Foods and proceeds [ESPN] NBA Today Inspector Morse's suspicions grow when voyage to Jupiter encounter problems [D IS] Weloofrw to Pooh Comer [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday 19th Cemury England. Lionel Barrymore. Aykroyd. Jamie Lee Curtis. 1983 RatedR. to interfere in her daughter's life. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Thraa Stooges in Mrs. Poindexter's husband disappears and [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Miracle on 34th Street' 3 MOVIE; 'That's Entertainment II' An with Iheir computer, HAL Keir Dullea, Gary [ESPN] SportsCenter W . C. Fields, Maureen O'SuMtvan. 1935. all-new musical extravaganza compiled [U S A ] Mike Hammer Lockwood, William Sylvester 1966 OrfaH' Martians capture a new submanne- [D IS ] Frosty's Wintar Wortdariand Just the an curator is found dead. (60 min.) Pan (C C ) An elderly gentleman named Kris 1 0:35PM [D IS] Missing Adventures [H BO ] The Snowman Animated. David as Frosty's ^ xxjt to marry, the mean Jack 3 Christmas Concert With the U.S. from 30 years' worth of priceless Metro- Rated G. (In Stereo) hehcoptar-tank arid go wingmg through 2 of 2 Kringle creates a stir when he's hired as 8:30PM 3 N's a Living Dot takes a job of Ozzie end Harriet Bowie introduces this tale of a little boy space with the Three Stooges. The Three Frost puts him into a deep freeze. Voices Coast Guard Band (60 min.) Macy's in-store Santa for the holiday sea­ Goldwyn-Mayer films. Fred Astaire. Gene [CN N ] Week in Review Kelly 1976 as a theatrical casting assistant 1:30AM ® Lifeatylee of the Rich and who gets an unexpected surpnse when his Stooges. Carol Chnstensan. Nestor Paiva of Andy Griffith, Shelley Winters, Dennis 3 P h il Silvers son. Sebastian Cabot, Jane Alexander, 11:00PM (33 OD d) (S9) ® N«wm Famous Mitzi Gaynor; actress Deidre Hall [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Care Bears: The dZ) BourKler icy snowman comes to life. Based on a 1962. Day. David Hartman. 1973. 3 3 NBC News ® Barney Miller ( "Our House"), actor Jim Backus ("Gilli- 3 Meet ths Press (CC). Nutcracker Suite* book by Raymorxf Bnggs [ESPN] This Weak in Sports 3 Univision en el Deporte Comentarios (D IS ) Family Circus Christmas Spacial gan's Island"); "Jeopardyl" host Alex [TM C ] MOVIE: American Flyers' (CC) 3 Christmas at Washirtgton Cathedral 4:30PM C B m o v i e : -Th« Fortune 3 Cheers (CC) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Amating Mr. Bkm- T w o brothers enter a grualmg cross­ 2:30PM ® Magnum, P.l. y resumen del acontecer deporttvo por Ammsied The comic itrip family faces a Trebek. (60 min.) (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mannequin' A depaa- From Wsshmglon, D C. (60 min.) Cookie' A T V cameraman, hurt while cov­ holiday dilemma when Jefty wants Sente 0i) Choice We Face den' A genial ghost and two yourtgsters country bike race whan the yourigar learns ment store window dresser falls m love ering a football game, is told by hts Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry ( ^ min.) ® New Oeneretion 3 Temas y Debates 3 Three Stooges Claus to bring his grandfather back from Insight / Out travel b ^ w a r d in time to save two child­ ha might have a terminal haraditary condi­ with a mannequin that comes to life only in brother-in-law what to do in order to get a [C N N ] Inside Business 3 Benson heaven for Chnstmas. ® Sustaining ren from death Laurence Naismith. Lynne tion. Kevin Costner. David Grant. Rae his presence. Andrew McCarthy. Kim Cat- (g ) CE Nmvs Magszkis (CC). big insurance settlement Jack Lemmon. (S ) New s (Live) Frederick, Graham Crawden. 1972. fteted 7:00PM C D b o MlnutM (CCI leo mm | [ESPN] NFL Theatre; Fantastic Fin­ 3 IN N News Dawn Chong 1985. Rated PG-13 (In trail, Estelle Getty. 1987 Rated F*G (In [CNN] Newsdey 3 Futbol (2 hrs.) Walter Matthau, Ron Rich. 1966. Police Story G Stereo) Stereo) (In Stereo) ishes (60 min.) (R) [U S A ] Financial Freedom [D IS ] Christmas Tree Train Animated A [HBO] MOVIE: Made in Heaven' (CC) 01) £1 Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- (3 ) American Skier [U SA ] Calliope A young accident victim is sent back to chas entre boxeadores intemacionales. ® 3 21 Jump Street Internal Affairs (33 m o v i e : -The of Love: 9:30AM ® DJ Kat Show 11:00AM ® 3 This Week With young fox and a bear cub are accidentally 9:00PM am 3 McLaughlin Group 2:00AM (33 Make tIOOO Cash Evsry Eanh to find the woman he fell in love with Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. discovers that loki is a Vietnamese refugee A Christrrtas Story' (CC ) A women, shat­ 7:30AM ® New England SuiKley 0 j) Taanaga M utant Nin|a Turtles David Brinkley (CC). packed on a tram transporting Christmas Five Hours in heaven. Timothy Hutton. Kelly McGilks, (90 min.) wofVirig under an alias. (60 min.) (R) (In tered by the death of her mother and her 3 Connecticut: Now (R) (In Stereo) ® Breakthrough ® Christmas From St. Patrick's. Dub­ trees to the city. Stereo) ® A B C New s (CC) (8 ) Leave It to Beaver Maureen Stapleton. 1987. Rated PG. (In 3 Joy of Painting husband's business failure, uses recollec- [C N N ] International Correspondents ® The First Christmas Arvmaied In lin The West Pomt Glee Club |Oins R.T.E. [ESPN] Davis Cup Tannis: Wast Oar- Stereo) ® 3 Incredible Sunday (C C ) An inter­ tions of loving good times to renew her ® Home Shopping Overnight Service (8 ) M eat the Press (CC). Concert Orchestra and PhiMtarmontc Choir marvy vs. S w adan (60 min.) (Taped) [H B O ] The Golden A ge of Sport Film [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Bush Christmas' John 1845 France, faith plays a part m changmg [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Father Knows Best view with members of an L A. gang, a sur­ spirit. Lee Remick. Angela Lansbury. Polly (3 hrs.) 3 A d a la n u for a hokday concert from St. Patrick's clips and interviews showcase the sports Ewart, John Howard 1983 Rated NR a young bknd sheplWrd's kN Angola L w s - [HBO] MOVIE: 'Superman IV: The Christmas Raunkm* The original cast of vivor of a brain injury; men who combine Holiidav. 1983. (R) 3 A t the Movies Reed, Whatley Sched­ 3 M y Secret Identity Gamma rays Cathedral m Oubkn. Ireland. (60 min.) Quest For Peace' (C C ) Lex Luthor and the heroes of the 1920s, irKkidtng Babe Ruth. [E S P N ] SportsCenter bury narratas. the television senes is reunited for a Chnst­ gymnastics with basketball skills (60 ® 3 If s Garry Shandling's Show Ciar- uled: "The Accidental Tourist " (Wilkam transform a 14-yaar-okl boy mto Ultra­ radiation-powered N u ^ a r Man threaten Red Grar>ge. Jack Dempsey, Bill Tildw , OS) W orld TomotrovV 3 Christmas Csisbtstion of the Eu­ mas celebration. Roben Young. Jane min. I (R) ry's mother agrees to go out on a date [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Men in Love' An Hurt, Kathleen "Turrier), "Workir>g Gxi " man, a superhero who's able to hght evil Howie Morenz and the thoroughbred. Man charist (60 min.) Superman's mission to nd the world of nu- ® M O V IE: 'Oliver)' Six Oscars, irKludirig providing Garry goes along. (R) (In Stereo) An^rican actor falls in love with his beauti­ (3 ) Abbott and CoetoBo with his spaad and strength. (R) ciear weapons. Chnstopher Reeve. Gene O' War. Host; Tim McCarver. (60 mm.) [CN N] Mofwyweek 3 Carola From Kktg's Ceiebrstes the Best Picture, went to this adaptation of ful European co-star while filming in Rome Hackman. Jackie Cooper. 1987 Rated PG. (33 SS MOVIE: -Cannonball Run l|- |CC| ® Mirada Fahh Outreach 3 W ^ Disney World Very Marry tradition of retelling the Chnstmas story 5:00PM (® NW A Pro Wrestling Charles Dickens' novel of a young orphan Greta &:accht. Peter Coyote, Peter Riegert [ESPN] SportsCenter (In Stereo! Contlnuad. Former stuntmen Hal Needham s madcap (S) Day of Placovery Chrietmaa Parade Jokiad ki Prograaa through raadmgs and carols m the 15th- 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) 2:1 SAM [H BO) MOVIE: 'NigM SMft' I t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 24. 19»8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 24,1986_1 8

in America. (60 min.) (Subtitled) Voight, Ned Beatty. 1972. Rated R. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Black Moon Rising' ® Odd Couple 12:30AM CD ^ Alfred Hitchcock (CC ) A professional thief working for the FOCUS / Hobbies Presents government stages the daring theft of a Monday, Dec. 26 dD Noticiero Univision futuristic automobile. Tom m y Lee Jones. dZ) Madonna of Medjugorje A report on (3) Late Night With David Letter- Linda Hamilton, Roben Vaughn, 1986 the controversial contemporary miracle in man (R) (In Stereo) Rated R. which the Virgin Mary is said to have ap­ (M) Sea Hunt [M A X ] MOVIE; The Big Easy' (CC) A 5:15PM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Superman cue other Ewoks from a barbaric king and peared before six young children in the New Orleans homicide detective falls for ir Superman must choose between his an evil sorceress Wilford Brimley, W ar­ small village of Medjugorje, Yugoslavia (3) Hollywood Squares love for Lois Lane and his pledge to protect wick Davis, Aubree Miller. 1985. (R) (In dD Gene Scott an investigator assigned to uncover sus­ (60 min.) pected departmental corruption. Dennis Recalling the ‘first Santa’ Stereo) Earth when three Kryptonian criminals take [DIS] Another Evening With Fred As­ over the U S A Christopher Reeve, Mar­ (H) Star Trek Quaid, Ellen Barkin, Ned Beatty, 1987. 0D MOVIE: 'Ford: the Man and the taire Astair and his partner Barrie Chase [HBO] MOVIE: The Witches of Ees- Rated R. got Kidder, Gene Hackman. 1980. Rated Machine (Part 1)' Fact-based account of dance to numbers including 'That Face" twick' (CC) Three divorcees get more H e r e ’ s a PG |ln Stereo) the life of pioneer automobile manufacturer and "Waltzing Matild," accompanied by 2:30AM (D ImprovToniteGuest host: the present-day uniform of red than they bargained for when they unwit­ Henry Ford (1863-1947). Adapted from the Jonah Jones quartet. Winner of eight Julia Duffy ("Newhart"). Comics David Santa there a 5:30PM [ESPN] K.i.D.s. tingly'^conjure up "the man of their coat and pants trimmed with the book by Robert Lacey. Cliff Robertson, Emmy Awards. (60 min.) W ood, Thom Curley. Mike McDonald. (R) Santa every- 6:00PM d) QD ® ® Nm«8 Hope Lange, R.H. Thomson, 1987. Part 1 dreams ". Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan white fur, was taken by an artist [H B O ] M O V IE; 'Sister Sister' A Con [C N N ] Sports Latenight where a santa- f l F ' of 2. Sarandon. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) employed to dream up ads for the CB Thrw's Companv gressional aide's Louisiana vacation turns [M A X ] MOVIE: The Living Daylights' [ESPN] SportsCenter Santa. They Coflec:tors* O ) MOVIE: 'Just the Way You Are' A nightmarish when he checks into a hbtel Coca-Cola Company in the 1920s. CB MMt Houston (CC) James Bond battles villainous forces handicapped young woman conceals her operated by two mysterious sisters. Ertc [U S A ] Paid Programming started show­ GD G o n g S h o w planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ This creation caught the public disability while vacationing at a French ski Stoltz, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Judith Ivey. ing — wasn’t it Com er tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ 2:40AM CD Nlghtwatch Joined in fancy but stHI might not have (H) Cagnoy & Lacey resort. Kristy McNichol. Michael Ontkean. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) ton, Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbe. Progress right after La­ Kaki Hunter. 1984. Russ MacKendrick lendured without the "Yes, Virgi­ ® A -T a a m 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [U SA] Edge of Night 3:00AM (X) m o v ie : 'Sllk stocking^ bor Day this (g ) N ew s (Live) @ ) MOVIE: 'Airport' Dangerous weather, nia” story that ran in The New a demented bomber and personal frictions [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Bevarty Hills Cop II' 12:35AM CD Family Feud A Russian commissar tries to lure back a year? ® Doctor Who Detroit police officer Axel Foley tangles defector, wTiile an American producer is York Sun for years and years create tense drama on the ground and in 12:40AM ^ MOVIE: 'Terror of Fran­ The pen-and- ( g ) Chattia's Angola the air. Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jean with the vicious California gang that determined to thwart her every move. Fred until 1949 and somewhere else wounded his police captain friend. Eddie kenstein' This literate, well-made adapta­ Astaire. Cyd Charisse, Peter Lorre. 1957. ink drawing at ever since. ® Family Ties (CC) Seberg. 1970. tion of the classic is a must for horror Murphy, Ronny Cox. Judge Reinhold. (TT) INN News right by Thomas Nast (the Gary Here the grinchy saint is made Si) Noticlas (S) (S) ALF (CC) ALF spends Christmas 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) buffs. Leon Vitali, Per Oscarsson, Nicholas So now we have it: From the Eve in the hospital where he meets an as­ Clay. 1975. (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Trudeau of his day), is accepted to ride over the treetops In a Bishop of Myra, to the legendary ® World of Sundval (R) sortment of patients and learns the true 10:30PM (u) Qi Odd Coupla as the forerunner of the legion of 1:00AM CD McCreary Report [C N N ] Headline News Overnight- wagon, bringing presents to patron saint of children, to £0 MOVIE: 'How to Beat the High Cost meaning of the holiday. (60 m in) (R) (In 55) Morton Downey Jr. Santas on this part of the globe. It o f Living' Three housewives turn to rob­ Stereo) (D Family Medical Center [E S P N ] 18 Best Holes Of GoH children, and finally, "laying his Washington Irving, Thomas INN N ew s appeared in an 1866 number of bery to beat inflation. Susan Saint James. (H) National Geographic Modern Hawaii- CD Joe Franklin [U SA] Paid Programming finger beside his nose," he Nast, Clement Moore, the Coke Jane Curtin, Jessica Lange. 1979 ® Hogan’s Haroos Harper’s Weekly. ans undertake a 3,000-mile voyage from ® Hart to Hart 3:10AM [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Follow tho disappears into the sky. Irving’s ads to give color and through the [D IS ] MOVIE: 'W illy Wonka and the Hawaii to Tahiti in a double-hulled canoe. dD Supar Estalar Fleet' Songs by Irving Berlin underscore The name Santa Claus comes, [C N N ] Crossfire book was first published in 1809. Virginia double-speak to the Chocolata Factory' Willy Wonka, the (60 min.) this story of two sailors romancing two as we all know, from Saint 11:00PM (X) CD ^ (3) Naws [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments Pro­ It is agreed that Thomas Nast, omnipresent present. world famous confectioner, offers a grand MOVIE: 'For M e artd My Gel’ Love singing sisters. Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ Nicholas, who was a real person, prize to the five children holding lucky and heartbreaks in vaudeville are brought CD M*A*S*H filed: Vince Lombardi. (60 min.) (R) gers, Randolph Scott. 1936. working in black-and-white, was candy bars. Gene Wilder, Jack Alk^nson. on by World War I Judy Garland, Gene CD Banny Hill [U SA ] Search for Tomorrow bom A.D. 280 in Turkey. He GT) Twilight Zone the first artist to give us a visual Russ MacKendrick, a Man­ Peter Ostrum. 1971. Rated G. Kelly. George Murphy. 1942. 3:30AM CS) Cheers (CC). Love Boat became the Bishop of Myra and presentation of Santa as over­ [E S P N ] Sports Look 1:05AM CD [E S P N ] Home Run Derby chester resident. Is an authority Primavera dD Career Madia Network was revered as the patron saint of stuffed. jolly and bearded. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'La Bamba' fCC) A fact- 1:30AM (D Superior Court [U SA] Peid Programming on many types of collectibles. @ Nature: The Nature of Australia: A ® Naw s (Live) sailors and children. Martin Ebon, in his "Saint based account of Ritchie Valens' Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) The o p Later With Bob Costas (R) Questions should be sent to him @ ) South American Journey A portrait 3:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : -Bevorlv Depictions of the Bishop of (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before unique wildlife that live in Australia's arid Nicholas: Life and Legend,” tells at: Collectors* Corner, P.O. Box of the Incan empire, visiting l:^th ancient [C N N ] Newsnight Update Hills Cop ir Detroit police officer Axel his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond outback. (60 min.) Part 4 of 6. (In Stereo) Foley tangles with the vicious California Myra exist in hundred.-: of sculp­ ruins and modern-day slums where many [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Solo' A family is brought of Clement Clarke Moore reading 591, Manchester 06040. Phillips, Esai Morales. Rosana De Soto gang that wounded his police captain tures, icons, paintings, stained 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ^ MOVIE: 'Oh Heavenly Dog' A private Incan descendants live today (60 mtn ) closer together as they await word from his old famed "... V isit...” to his eye is sent down to earth as a dog to solve Part 2 of 8. (In Stereo) their mother, a pilot whose plane has ap­ friend Eddie Murphy, Ronny Cox, Judge glass windows and other religious youngsters gathered ’round, on [T M C ] Short Film Showcase his own murder. Chevy Chase, Jane Sey­ Reinhold 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) ^ Crook and Chase parently crashed. Randy, Hamilton, Sandy objects, but are never remotely mour, Robert Morley 1980 Dec. 23, 1922. This was the first [U S A ] Fat Albert Kearns. 1983 3:50AM [H B O ] m o v ie : Deja Vu' A ® M »A »S *H Part 1 of 2 like the Santa Claus of Thomas word-picture of an exuberant 6:30PM C D CBS N ews [CNN] PrimeNaws [U SA] Paid Programming screenwriter and his fiancee discover that dlJ Mala Noche...No they are the reincarnations of a long-dead Nast. creature with a bundle of toys on When Lee surrendered d 3 Family Ties (CC). Part 1 of 2 [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson @ N ew s 2:00AM CD Can You Be Thinner? ballerina and her choreographer. Jadyn The transformation from an and (CC) his back. “ His eyes how they The Civil War was at a virtual C£] ABC N ew s (CC) [HBO] MOVIE; 'Amazing Grace (D ^ Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ Smith, Nigel Terry. Shelley Winters 1985 Chuck' (CC) A Little League baseball (61) Love Connection ascetic bishop to the plump and twinkled! Hisdimples how end on April 9. 1865, as Confeder­ (Tl) Hollywood Squares vice (3 hrs.) Rated R. player initiates an unusual anii-nuclear pro­ [CNN] Monayline cheery Kris Kringle figure got its merry! His cheeks were like ate Gen. Robert E. Lee surren­ C P NBC N ew s (CC) test by quitting his favorite sport Joshua (Tl) Celebration of Caring [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fiona' A British sex ORIGINAL — Pen and ink drawing by Thomas Nast [D IS ] Bast of Ozzia and Harriet symbol tells the story of her rise to noto­ impetus from Washington Irv­ roses ... He had a broad face a dered his army to Union Gen. (2f) Nightly Business Report Zuehike. Alex English, Jamie Lee Curtis NVR Showcase appeared in 1868 in Harper's Weekiy.. 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) [USA] Miami Vice riety and fame Fiona Richmond. Anthony ing’s "Diedrich Knickerbocker’s little round belly.” Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox (3$ Family Ties (CC) (3 ) Dating Game Steel 1980 Rated R History of New York” [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Dirty Dancing' (CC) 11:30PM C D Taxi [E S P N ] SportsLook One further step, resulting in Court House in Virginia. (4J) Noticiero Univision While vacationing with her family in the 4:00AM (Ti) Streets of San Francisco CD (3) Nightline (CC) [T M C ] MOVIE. Summer School [CNN] Showbiz Today early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in [C N N ] Larry King Overnight love with a streetwise dance instructor (D Morton Downey Jr. Forced into summer service, a high-school [ESPN] Sportraits [E S P N ] Home Run Derby Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- (Tl) Honeymooners gym instructor uses a variety of unortho­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dingus Magee' A bach 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) dox teaching methods to maintain his san­ [U SA] Paid Programming slippery badman keeps sliding through the (ID Winning at Losing ity Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, Robin Tho Making decisons about film fingers of the law Frank Sinatra. George [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Summer School' ^ Hunter A former rock star helps Hun­ mas 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) 4:30AM [E S P N ] Guineas W orld of The ABC’s of 18K Kennedy. Anne Jackson 1970 Rated PG Forced into summer service, a high-school Sports (60 min ) ter search for the assailant of a woman [U SA] Paid Programming gym instructor uses a vanety of unortho­ who is being kept alive on a life-support NEW YORK (AP) - Shop­ piece must bear a manufactur­ [U S A ] Cartoons dox teaching methods to maintain his san­ [U SA] Paid Programming By Sandy Colton Kodacolor 100 (an ASA 100 film), system. (70 min ) (R) 2:05AM CD N ew s (R) ping for fine jewelry, whether er’s trademark — an identifia­ 7:00PM C B USA Today Scheduled a ity Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, Robin Tho­ The Associated Press • Vericolor 400 (an ASA 400 film) @ Tonight Show (In Stereo) it is a gift for a loved one or a ble symbol or initials. review of 1988 in sports mas. 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Camera Angles and Agfacolor XRC 200 (an ASA (60 mm ) ( ^ Soap treat for oneself, requires “ It is illegal to sell jewelry CD N ews [U SA] Murder, She Wrote Recently, at a local drugstore, I 200 film). “ ASA” refers to the ( ^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour some basic research prior to that has a fineness stamp but C£ Wheel of Fortune (CC) 8:30PM CB Kate & Allle |CC| Kale overheard a customer complain film’s speed: The higher the panics when Haven's best friend proposes iJ ) Hill Street Blues the search. no trademark. The only excep­ C D Cosby Show (CC) that she couldn’t find regular won’t recommend any specific number, the faster the film, moving in with them. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Tonight You want to be satisfied that tion is when the piece is too d D ® l) Cheers (CC) ABC goes after 35mm Kodacolor film. brand now. which means you can shoot C B m o v i e [D IS ] The 1988 Prince's Trust AU-Star you made a smart investment, Rockford Files 9:00PM : -Quiet Victory: small or delicate to be "What is this Kodacolor Gold?” First, let’s assume the occa­ pictures in less light. The Charlie Wedemeyer Story' (CC) Concert Taped in June, musiclaris Includ­ not to leam later that you were stamped — a light, filigree ( P M *A*S*H Though stricken with Lou Gehng s di­ ing Elton John, Peter Gabriel. Phil CoHins she asked the sales clerk. "W ill it sional shooter uses a simple For the average amateur who ripped off. earring, for example. In such t P ^ 7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour sease, a former pro football player guides and Eric Clapton perform to benefit the do the same thing the other film point-and-shoot camera and doesn’t need the confusion. I ’d Prince's Trust Fund for disadvantaged (P Your Show of Shows his high-school squad to the state finals “ Always buy from a reputa­ cases, a string tag with the did?" wants small, wallet-size color Michael Noun, Pam Dawbcr 1988 (In youths in the United Kingdom. (60 min ) universal ratings recommend sticking with ASA ble jeweler or jewelry depart­ trademark must be affixed to ( P Current Affair Stereo) The clerk was unable to answer prints. 200 film. If you want to experi­ [ESPN] SportsCenter ment,” says Steffan Aletti, the piece instead.” P Win, Lose or Draw MOVIE: 'Miracle on Beekman's her, so I stepped in to inform the In that case, you’ll want a ment and most of your shooting 1 1:35PM CD Night Court B y president of the Jewelry Indus­ While there are no laws Mi Nombre es Coraje Place' Premiere. (CC) An idealistic hospi­ Kathryn Baker customer that the newer Kodaco­ negative color film. Check the will be indoors with flash, try ASA [CN N] Moneyline tal administrator leaves his post to open an 12:00AM CD Kojak The Associated Press try Council. “ Don’t lookforthe mandating a fineness mark, lor Gold film would indeed do inner-city clinic for the poor Scoey box. No matter which brand, it 400 film. If most of your shooting St. Elsewhere TV Topics kinds of deals that lead you to jewelry lacking it is assumed [ESPN] SportsCenter Mitchlll, Robert Costanzo, Theresa Merritt CD what the older Kodak film did. should be marked as either will be outdoors at a beach or in [U SA] Miami Vice 1988. (In Stereo) (3T) Star Trek: The Cage Capt. Christo­ NEW YORK - ABC has the perpetually ‘going-out-of­ to be of non-precious metal. and do it better, since it was an negative color film or color print pher Pike (Jeffrey Hunter) is captured by the bright snow, try ASA 100 film. A took at war's impact figured out a way around those business’ stores or the outfits Gold jewelry is generally 7:30PM C D p m Magazine Featured a Firat Eden (CC) aliens as he investigates an Earth crew's improved product. film. Such film usually also has As I said, the higher film speed profile of George and Barbara Bush on the environment, including the fall of the crash landing on the planet Talos IV Susan low Nielsen ratings for news aside to fellow Earthlings who that always have '50 percent made from an alloy for dura­ 'The customer seemed relieved Roman Empire and the Crusaders' defense “ color" in its name, such as will allow you to shoot in less Oliver and Majel Barrett also star in this specials — produce one for a are probably more fascinated off’ sales. bility and color. Pure gold, GC Current Affair of the Holy Land. (60 min ) Part 3 of 4 (R) and bought the film. Kodacolor. Agfacolor. Fujicolor light, but your pictures will be pilot for the original series (2 hrs.) potentially vast new audience in and horrified by the absence of uncommon because of its CB (S> Jeopardy! (CC) ^ Songs From My Fair Lady Soprano "To be a sale, that merchan­ Even though many drugstores and Vericolor, grainier and not as color- "Monday Night Football," "but softness, is 24K; 18K is three- (B MOVIE: 'Pocketful of Miracles' A Kin Te Kanawa. Jeremy Irons and the Lon­ (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) outer space. dise should be sold for its full carry only a limited variety of You do NOT want a film that saturated as with a slower-speed gambler who believes that apples bought don Symphony Orchestra and Chorus per­ ( ^ W yatt Earp No kidding. "The Koppel Re­ what if someday, a thousand quarters gold, 14K is 14-24ths films. I can see where someone from a Broadway street vendor are lucky form an abridged version of Lerner and retail value a substantial has "chrome” in its name, such film. However, since you will (3) Current Affair port: News From Earth," light-years from now, some alien gold and lOK, common in tries to get his next apple by impressing Loewe's "M y Fair Lady". (60 min.) (In amount of the time. Ask who only shoots pictures now and as Kodachrome. Agfachrome. probably rarely want a large the vendor's daughter. Glenn Ford. Bette Stereo) dS PELICULA: 'Alegres Vacaciones' beamed by ABC on Monday, is a intelligence decoded the signal?” yourself, and the retailer, ‘50 emblematic or fraternal je­ then would become confused Fujichrome and Scotchchrome. blowup, I wouldn’t worry about Davis. Hope Lange. 1961 Cuando los dibujantes de una editorial se year-in-review by Earthlings for In case they do, Koppel and welry, is less than one-half [C N N ] Larry King Live van de vacaciones, los personajes de las percent off what?"’ when he doesn’t see that old These are transparency films that. QD INN News any alien intelligence out there guests address themselves to gold. Gold jewelry sold in the [D IS] MOVIE: 'Follow the Fleet' Songs tiras comicas tambien deciden tener las Also, Aletti says, beware of familiar film on the store shelves. used for making slides that are By using a slower film your @8 M-A-S-H by Irving Berlin underscore this story of suyas propias Animados that might tune in, demographics extraterrestrial viewers: "So United States must be a It’s going to get worse, or advertised ‘wholesale’ prices: later projected onto a screen pictures will appear sharper and IM) The N ew Liar's Club two sailors romancing two singing sisters [CN N ] Newsnight unknown. what do we tell you, out there in minimum of lOK to be desig­ better, depending upon your Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Randolph the public does not get whole­ through a projector. more color-saturated, but — Win. Lose or Draw [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Su­ It might seem a silly notion, but the far reaches of space, about us nated by the word "karat.” viewpoint. Over the past year, Scott. 1936. sale prices, only wholesalers Nor do you want a black-and- unless you are shooting in very ^ NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Buf­ per Seventies (60 min.) (R) it is an often enlightening and and our planet? Well, for one Platinum, a valuable, heavy and throughout early next year, a [U SA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling do. And be aware that all white film, like Kodak Tri X. Plus bright light — you open up the falo Sabres (2 hrs . 30 min.) [HBO] Transplant; America Under­ occasionally amusing hour of thing, by the time you see this white-silver metal, is marked number of new, improved films — X and T-Max. Ilford’s HP films, ® Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) 9:30PM [E S P N ] College Basketball: cover (C C ) Narrator Richard Kiley chroni­ properly-made jewelry metal possibility of getting fuzzy pic­ Long Beach State at Alabama- cles the real-life story of a woman whose self-examination that, who we’ll all be long dead," Koppel by its full name or by “ plat.” for both amateur and profes­ Fuji’s Neopan line and others. tures because of camera shake. [CN N] Crossfire will have two marks: a ’fine­ Birmingham (2 hrs.) (Live) death brought a second chance at life to knows? might be the first inter­ informs them cheerily. Sterling silver, the highest sional use — have been and will be The box should indicate that it That’s why I recommend com­ [E S P N ] Collage Basketball: Penn State four transplant patients. planetary newsmagazine. And "During this year just past, we ness’ mark and a trademark. quality silver, is marked by (2 hrs.) (Live) 1 0:00PM d D (3 ) (3 ) [C N N ] N ews introduced by several manufac­ contains film for black-and-white promising with the ASA 200 film. at Tam ^ e [TM C] MOVIE: 'Ranwta Control' A Koppel Report: News From what better Eartnling to repres­ took detailed note of a great many The fineness mark, such as one of three designations: turers. It can only add to the [HBO] Encyclopedia: The "O " Volume (X) ® teen-ager urKovers an alien plot to subli- prints. Unless your camera can handle a Earth (CC) Former president Richard (CC). (In Stereo) minally encode a popular videotape with a ent us than Ted Koppel? Unless things that were so important to 14K for gold, indicates the type STERL., Sterling, or .925. The confusion for those who shoot These are films used mostly by Nixon. U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett faster or slower film — and very homicidal message. Kevin Dillon, Deborah and quality of the metal. The silver alloy designated “ .900" Koop ar>d Bishop Desmond Tutu are Mean Joe Greene. Or perhaps Pat us, and must seem so irrelevant pictures rarely and may buy film those who do their own processing few simplepoint-and-shootcame- 8:00PM CD Newhert (CC) (In Stereo) Goodrich. 1987. Rated R. among those who describe significant ev­ SaJak and Vanna White. to you," says Koppel, explaining trademark is the manufactur­ has less silver than sterling only once or twice a year. and printing. Most stores will not ras can — stay away from them. CD MOVIE: 'Netionel Vehret' A little En- ents of our time. (60 min.) [U SA] Dragnet See, while newspapers pile up the concept of the year-end er’s signature. and is known as coin silver. Therefore. I address this co­ gbsh girl wins a horse m a raffle and process or print this film for you. Finally, look for the number of doggedly proceeds to train him for famed (S) INN News 12:05AM CD Entertainment Tonight in a comer and turn yellow, a wrapup. No doubt many here on "The Marking and Stamping Gold filled, rolled gold plate lumn to the occasional shooters, although Kodak now offers the exposures on the roll. On 3Smm Actress Giertn Close. (In Stereo) Grand Natiortal Elizabeth Taylor, Mickey (3D On Trial television signal travels into Earth found such news nuggets as laws of the United States and gold overlay are mechani­ in the hope of taking some of the service at some of its labs. film, it will normally be 12. 24 or Rooney. Anne Revere. 1945. (S) Out of Solidaritv: Three Polish Fami­ 12:15AM [M AX ] MOVIE: -Dalivw. space at 186,000 miles per second. the resignation of U.S. Attorney specify that if a fineness mark cal bonding processes that mystery out of film-buying and Next, look for the film’s ASA- 36. If you are going to shoot only a (£ ® MOVIE: Ewoks: The BattI* for lies in Am erica A profiles of three Solidar­ ance' A weekend canoe trip turns into a "The thought may fascinate or General Ed Meese just as rele­ is present," says Aletti, "the place gold over a base metal. helping them choose the type of ISO number. This is sometimes Endor* (CC) A girl and her Ewok friend ity acitvisis and their families, chronicling nightmarish struggle for survival for four few pictures, try a roll with 12 or forces With a hemtit in an attempt to res­ personal events during their first two years Atlanta businessmen. Burt Reynolds, Jon horrify you,” says Koppel, in an vant as Venutians will. film that best fits their needs. I part of the film’s name, as in 24 exposures rather than 36. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 2-t. IMS ■ -I*rir' r j MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 24, 19S8 - $$ FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books Some tips on buying software for hoiiday gifts ‘Grade’ is a love story that readers will cherish Bv Larry Blasko system the recipient has and find buy some of the magazines that P U TE ! Pubiishing, $2.95). but the list of what your computer has out in as much detaii as possibie. correspond to the target compu­ against the descriptions of what GRACIE: A Love Story. By indeed. T'is the season when parents magazine covers the entire spec­ together in vaudeville, radio, vertible. Hard-working, she was entertainment success without You want to know the make, the ter. (A subscription to one of the software requires and make George Burns. Putnam. 319 television and movies theirentire This book is something of a last and grandparents, aunts and trum of home computing and has smart enough to be the dumbest his “ better half.” modei number, the amount of these is good gift idea in itseif.) your selections. Remember, Pages. $16.9S. will and testament to the woman, uncles get nostalgic for the times information for Atari, Macintosh. mutual lives. She retired from the woman in show business. Bums This is an autobiography (with memory, the number and kind of Use the magazines to do some most software is upward- wife, mother, partner that Bums when it didn’t require an engi­ Commodore. Apple II and Amiga “ Bums and Allen” T V show after writes. acknowledged writing help from disk drives and the kind of pre-shopping, both by reading the compatible, meaning that if you Bv Norm Goldstein its June 4,1958, showing and died loved, multifold. “ Grade was my partner in our neering degree to buy a chiid a products as well. There’s a gift David Fisher) of an inseparable dispiay. Make and modei number ads and the reviews. Here are have more system than the The Associated Press Some of it is familiar to readers act, my best friend, my wife and hoiiday gift. guide in the December issue. Also of heart disease in 1964. couple, a New York Orthodox Jew are easy, usuaiiy on a tag on the some suggestions; Appie II pro­ software needs, things will still In a virtual history of mass of Bums' previous books, but this my lover, and the mother of our But with computers estimated worth looking at is the December and a petite California Irish machine. ’The amount of instaiied ducts, read inCider Magazine work. You only get into trouble by Bums and Allen. Little more is more personal, has more to be in one of five homes, issue of Home Office Computing, entertainment, they did vaude­ two children. We were a team, Catholic, from their meeting in memory is sometimes dispiayed (ID G Communications, $2.95), having less system than the need be said to conjure up a comic substance and a better focus — computer games and other soft­ (Scholastic Inc., $2.95). which ville, a national radio show for 19 both on and off the stage. Our vaudeville through marriage and when you power up the machine, which is reviewing the top 10 software wants. If you have the and comfortable image of a Grade. ware are going to be high on a iot reviews products from the home- years, then a television reprise relationship was simple; I fed her two adopted children, to show but getting the amount right is products of 1988 in its December cigar-puffing straight man and It is the comprehensive Bums of wisb-iists, and Santa better get business perspective, but still has time, start your shopping with the for eight more — a comic couple straight lines and she fed me.... business friendships in radio, important. Many of the popuiar issue. Commodore Products, his delightfully ditsy partner. and Allen routine, now between with the program. Here’s a quick entertainment software reviews mail-order ads in the magazines. who brought joy to generations “ Fo r 40 years my act consisted television and movies. programs require at ieast 256.000 read RUN (IDG Communica­ They go together like love and covers. It is written with candor checkiist for software-shopping at the back of the book, including and continue to do so in T V of one joke. Then she died.” An extra treat is Jack Benny (256K) characters of memory tions, $2.95), which has a De­ marriage, show and business. and love, love of Grade and of the aimed at those who have mas­ a top-selling list by system. Third; Unless you are desper­ reruns. He writes, “ She was Grade and and the anecdotes of practical and simpiy won’t work with iess. cember issue featuring software George Bums (Nathan "Nat- show business Bums always I tered oniy the .most important The magazines will give you an ate don’t pay the suggested retail It’s rare not only to find I hung around.” But in saying so, jokes only the rarest of friends If in doubt, ask the kid. even if the products selected by readers as tie" Bimbaum, bom in New entertainment couples happily — knew; it is written with nostalgia, thing about home computing; idea of the content of the price. Software is so routinely he belittles his own talent (which play on each other. kid’s pushing 40 and is iikeiy to best in their category. IBM York, 1896) and his wife Grade yes, happily — married for that in straight lines and punchlines. earning enough money to afford software. Remember the pic­ discounted in major cities and was far from only marrying Yes. it's a funny book, often a figure out what’s un. (Grace ‘‘Googie" Allen, bom in long, but to survive generations of This is the ever-adorable and it. compatibles can find some infor­ tures in the ads won’t usually through mail-order that the going Grade). Now 92, Bums, who very funny book. But it’s warm San Francisco. 1906) were mar­ changing taste and technology at adored Grade Allen, whose logic First; Find out what kind of Second; Go to a newsstand and mation in C O M P U TE! (COM­ appear on the screen. Check vnur price can be substantially less. wrote much of the team's mate­ and touching, as well, and unusu­ ried for 38 years and worked the same time is astounding was always illogical but incontro­ rial, has had some 20 years of ally candid in its details. MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT

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Call a day in Center Congregational Church, at 5; 30, 7:30 and 10 p.m. Between the 7;30 and 10 p.m. services, a pared by the staff of the Manchester Band Era. advance. .mm Betty Hyae, William Luettgens, George Senior Citizens’ Center. Jan. 26 — Presentation on probate There will be a blood pressure clinic wassail reception will be held. The Christmas Day Editor’s note: This column is and Esther Burgess, Carolyn Foster, with attorney Jacqueline Wilson. (Date on Wednesday, Jan. 4, from 9 to 11 a.m. service is at 10 a m. prepared by the staff of the Israel and Shirley Snyder, Edward and Manchester Area Conference of M A C C New s Barbara Morlarty, The Grandmothers' By Jeanette Cove was incorrect in last week’s column.) for those whose last names begin with Circle, William and MIttle Kelsh, Director the letters A through K. A clinic will be Party Is planned Churches. William and Barbara Loftstrom, Clara. TRIPS: held on Wednesday, Jan. 18 from 9 to 11 Wray, Cosmopalltan Club, Fred and Police Union 1495 bought extra Margaret Geyer, Arthur and Nancy The staff of the Manchester Senior Any suggestions for trips should be a.m. for those whose last names begin A birthday party for Jesus is planned at 10 a.m. Bv Nancy Carr toys for our children when they Pierce, William Slelth, Virginia Mosh- Citizens' Center extends a happy directed to any trip committee with the letters L through Z. I m u m KAMBIZ Thursday at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Executive Director ler, Beverly Taylor, Alan and Elizabeth Obertiausen bought for their own and brought holiday greeting to all. member: Bobble Strom, Frank Rin- Legal aid will be available on Bolton. Youngsters are encouraged to bring their Lammev, Penniube, Inc. and Robert J. WEST GERMANY in boxes of snazzy race cars. little Smith Inc. While activities have slowed, the staff grose, Marie Walsh, Tina DePumpo, Thursday, Jan. 19, by appointment. favorite Christmas gift with them, so that they can Teddy bears and Tonka trucks, Sharon and David Herzberger, Fran­ girls’ make-up sets, clown dolls. has been busy planning for next year. Evelyn Slater, Florence Ryan, Ann Call 647-3211. thank Santa Claus personally. There will be a movie transformers and turkeys, dino­ cis and Elaine Sampson, James and Labyrinth and soccer games, Lois Spenser and Jack and Valerie Hebert, Jan Sayre, program assistant, There will be no meals this week. ^ and popcorn will be served. Parents should plan to saurs and dimpled dolls, apples other great gifts. DeOuonro, Rosalie Whitesell, Andrew CLASSES: or the office. accompany their children. and afghans, handmade hats, and Dorris Huot, Arllne Mover, Harry Betty Sadlowski thinking and Jontt ReInhorn, Robert and Marlo- Quilting I — Jan. 9 through Feb. 27, Trip scheduled so far are; mittens and shawls in every color Mondays, 1 to 3 p.m. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: ahead, bought warm jackets and rle Knight, Phyllis Mason, Mary Dec. 28 — C^achlight registration for of the rainbow, sweaters and Wasson, Anne Cole, Paul and Helena Quiliting II — Jan. 9 through Feb. 27, Feb. 1 performance of "Gentlemen Monday — Closed — holiday. Worship Is set ^ A « 6 slippers, books, boots and velour shirts during sale time last Dutelte, Elsie Lewis, Nancy Akin, Mondays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Filled. Prefer Blondes.” Registration begins Tuesday — Square dancing, 10 a.m.; spring for children of special need International Association of Firefigh­ The First Baptist CIhurch of Manchester will have blankets, warm flannel shirts. ters Local 1579, Mavbelle Woodin, Western civilization — Jan. 4 through at 9:30 a.m. Register for Coachlight grocery shopping (Stop & Shop), call a and donated them along with a a Christmas E ve service today at 7 p.m. Christmas Exciting and heartwarming bed­ Albert and Josephine Krikorlan, Stan­ March 8 (first semester), Wednesdays, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.” Cost Is day In advance for ride; non-grocery turkey and strawberry jam for ley Gwarek, John Wollett, Dorothy Day worship is at 11 a.m., with Sunday school at 9:30 lam as all through the community l:4Sto3:4a(p.m. $28 per person. shopping K mart, call a day in advance Marina; Frances Gordon pro­ Sonego, Michael and Carol Pollcostro, a.m. youngsters and oldsters and Russell and Charlotte Gronnlss, Ed­ Exercise with Cieo — Jan. 17, Jan. 10 — Registration for Lily for ride. vided our teenagers with 4 gift ward and Barbara Morlarty, Eugene Tuesdays, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., and Langtry and the Philadelphia Flower Wednesday — Pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; inbetweensters reached out to and Virginia Kelly, Mary Ann Sotryb, PEOPLE Pageant Is planned certificates to Weathervane; George Pozlonos, G. Leo and Doris Fridays, 11 tp noon. bridge, 12:30 p.m. share the joy of Christmas with Show. The show will be held March S Mrs. Edward Glenny provided Hobon, Arthur and Carol Cunlltfe, Driver’s education — Jan. 17 and 18, Thursday — Next orchestra rehear­ their neighbors. and 6. Cost is $148 per person. A $50 Members of the Full Gospel Interdenominational beautifully decorated gifts for our Richard and Jeon MedtiskI, Edna 12:30 to 4 p.m., fee $7 made payable by sal will be Jan. 19, 9 a.m. Christmas boxes piled high Christensen, Stephen and Susan deposit per person is required at Melanie’s got Don’s ring CTiurch will present a Christmas program, with older neighbors. check to AARP. registration. Friday — Setback, 12:30 p.m. with food and treats and gifts for Choma, Charles and Virginia House, music, plays and treats for the tots, at 7 p.m. Manchester Chapter of UNICO Margaret Foley, Robert Smith, Inc., Oil painting — Jan. 31 through April 4, Jan. 14 — Ice Capade. Filled. LOS ANGELES (AP) - The publicist for every member of the family ha ve Monday. Christmas Eve candlelight service is donated $1,000 worth of toys from Lotstrom Construction Co., Inc., Rev. Tuesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Don Johnson said he will make a statement been delivered to over 400 homes. and Mrs. Truman Ireland, Mark and tonight at 8. and Christmas Day worship is at 7 p.m. Annolee Phillips, Amy Helwig, Helen Oramics — Jan. 23 through April 7, MISCELLANY: SCORES: Monday that “ will leave no questions unans­ Over 55 shut-ins will receive a hot Russ Berrie Industries and Leo There will be no morning service on Sunday. Diana drove all the way to New Opoloch, Peter and Leonora Ouboldo, Mondays and Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 In case of inclement weather, listen to Setback — Dec. 16: Joe Peretto 134; wered” about the actor’s on-again, off-again CTiristmas dinner tomorrow with Susan Graff, Thomos and Elisabeth A New Y ear’s Eve water baptism is planned for 9 Jersey with Pete DiRosa’s van to a.m. radio stations WDRC and WTIC. When Edna Ziptkovich 128; Pat Fales 124; romance with actress and former wife Melanie a basket of Christmas candles Healy, John and Helen McHugh, Phyllis Griffith. p.m. Saturday. Dec. 31. pick them up. . Von Deck, Ellen Meyers, Elda Schmidt, Basketweaving (Intermediate) — the Manchester schools are closed, the Ralph Trial 123; Edith Albert 123. and a bright flower. Those who Fiorencg Johnson, Herbert and Mode- The British American Club Jan. 31 through March 21, Tuesdays, 2 center’s programs are canceled. How­ Pinochle — Dec. 19: Helena Gaveilo Miss Griffith, wearing a huge diamond ring would be alone are invited to join llneCalnJr.,Lena Cervinl In memory of to 4 p.m. Beginners welcome. given to her by Johnson, was escorted by the donated fresh fruit, candy and Frank Cervinl, Manchester Chapter ever, the center will remain open for 670; Ernestine Donnelly 659; Helen Evangelism worship offered their Manchester family at the • 1275 AARP, Manchester Student Basketweaving (Advanced) — Feb. 2 "Miami Vice” star to a splashy party this week popcorn balls and the wonderful business. In preparation for the winter Bensche 648; Gert McKay 638; Helen Community Christmas dinner Council Food Drive, Louts and Lenoro through March 23, Thursdays, 2 to 4 for Miss Griffith’s new movie "Working Girl." Catholics in Bolton, (Coventry, and the vicinity are Rosslllo, DImetrols and Sherrill Jamo, snow, you can make arrangements for Silver 631; Betty Turner 628. hosted by St. James Church. Ruth Circle from Emanuel Luthe­ p.m., students must have made five Spokesman Elliott Mintz said during the invited to a day-long workshop on evangelism, Jan. ran had a baby shower for our Oscar and Doris Moberf, Patricio snow shoveling by area youths. Lists of Bowling — Dec. 20: John Greszko “ You all come” says Art Kiss- Botticello, Stanley ond Imelda Juro, baskets on their own. youngsters available for snow shovel­ 507; Phil Washburn 204; Paul Venza party that he would explain the meaning of it 14. It will be at St. Mary Church, Valley Street, coming little ones and brought in man. “ Don’t eat alone.” Vera Peterson, Madeline Uccello, Wll- Caning — Feb. 1 through March 1, ing can be picked up in the center’s 538; John Kravontka 549; Harold all on Monday. Willimantic, from 8; 30a.m. to 8 p.m. The workshop a whole supply of soft little shirts iiom and Rosamond Show, Edith How­ Members of the Social Action land, Bruce Kohler, Arthur and Roberta Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11; 30 a.m. office. Hinkel 212, 557; A1 Rodonis 517; Mike Johnson and Miss Griffith were married in theme is "Invitation, Inspiration, Perspiration; The and gowns, little play suits, warm Committee of Temple Beth Sho- Bvom. Home repair — Feb. 1 through Feb. The "Health Insurance for People Pierro 505; Ray Chittick 201, 511; Paul 1976, but the marriage dissolved less than two Ministry of Evangelization." One of the speakers sleepers and blankets. Also Guv and Frances Morchlslo, lom (Dvora and Aba Caspi and George and Lillian Peltros, Dole By- IS, Wednesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. with Medicare" pamphlets have bMn DesJeunes 516; Harvey Duplin 208,580; years later. More recently, Johnson has been will be the Rev. John L. Surprenant, pastor of Holy The young ladies of the 3 dating singer Barbra Streisand. Janet and Burt Meisner) are cholski, Grace Paprzvco, Robert and Video presentation followed by delivered to the Senior Center. You may Norm Lasher 572; Andy Lamoureux Fam ily Parish in Hebron and president of the cheerleading squads at East Patricia Kenniff, Donald and Jura staffing Samaritan Shelter discussions. pick one up at the front office. 557; Stan Wlochowski 504; Bruno National Council of Catholic Evangelization. Those Catholic High School came to the . PInkIn, Joanne Lowry, Kenneth Wich­ Exercise with Rose — Feb. e Christmas Eve and Christmas man, Jeffrey Clarke, Janet Boyle, Don’t forget the seniors who are ill. Giordano 515; Andy Lorentzen 514. interested must register by Jan. 6 with the Office of rescue and took up special Boyle Real Estate Co., Barbara M. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 1:30 to Russell draws fire night so that their Christian Best wishes are extended to Clint Byrtle Lingham 200; Yoland Burns Evangelization. Bishop Flanagan Ministry Center. collections to purchase warm Pastel, Stella Cunningham, Rev. Law­ 2:30 p.m. brothers and sisters can spend rence and Georgia Staples, Frances Hendrickson, Mary McKeever, Agnes 475; Rose Hamilton 454; Celeste King DENVER (AP) — Actor Kurt Russell served 1595 Norwich-New London ’Turnpike, Ucasville jackets for 2 boys identified by a LeDuc, Charlotte Butcher, and Theresa Christmas with their families. IdzkowskI, Violet Crowley and Jayne 203, 452; Jennie Leggitt 176, 461; Pat venison stew from his recent "Celebrity Hunt" 06382. school social worker as unable to Koffinke, Frank and Julia Gwarek, THURSDAY PROGRAMS: Hubbard. Olcavage 466; Ann Siniscali 456; Alice Dave Wichman, Mollie Kovinsky, Eleanor Norris, John and Agnes Kozek, to the homeless and needy at a Salvation Army attend school in cold weather for Dec. 29 — No program. Our sympathies are extended to the Lepak 183; Vi Pulford 485. Carol Goldstein will be helping J.W. and Marlon McKay, James and center, but the act of charity failed to offset the Peace Is theme lack of coats. Bless them. And Theresa Dougan, Charles end Bernice Jan. 5 — To be announced. families of Gertrude Lohr. Pincohle — Dec. 21: Peter Casella ire of animal rights activists. with Christmas dinner. Woodbury, Phyllis Courtney, David Jan. 12 — Herb Bengston, Manches­ students at Assumption Junior Our prayers are with Ervin Booker, 898; Clara Hemingway 838. Russell, who held a hunt that drew 32 The Christmas Eve services at Trinity Covenant So many good folks doing so and Gertrude Wlllloms, Eletne Charen- ter Historical Society, "Visiting Old High adopted 4 families to give doff, Barbara Groff, Pastor and Lillian Northeast Utilities representative who Bridge — Dec. 21: Tom Giordano athletes, actors and popular musicians, Church are tonight at 5 and 11:15, with a sermon many good things. Students at Manchester.” both food and gifts. Anderson, Norma Johnson, Mr. and does the energy program for the Senior 5,040; Nadine Malcom 4,970; Sol Cohen donated 500 pounds of the big game meat to the titled "Prince of Peace." Howell Cheney Technical School Mrs. George DeCormler, Miner and Jan. 19 — Roland Chircco, Manches­ Center, whose son died last week. 4,850; Tom Regan 4,470; Bill Manning Salvation Army in Denver and 500 pounds to arrived Wednesday morning in a Edith Stackpole, William and Karen ter Oimmunity College professor, will So many Christmas Anoels helplno DIona, Albert Scanlon, David and Ruth Transportation to and from the 3,260. the Rescue Mission in Grand Junction in bus followed by a state dump dreams come true are: Russell, Linda Haberern, Manchester western Colorado. A brassy concert truck filled with 7 to 8,000 cans Shirley Ross, John and Jean Reed, Memorial Hospital OR 6 RR, Frank and Louise and Ernest Stokes, Enrico and Judith Addobbo, Dr. and Mrs. Francis The actor, who wore a flannel shirt and blue The Clarion Brass Quintet wiil be featured at 10:45 and boxes of food for the Food Teresa Monaco, Loreno Dutelte, Wil­ Helfrick, Albert ond Rosemary liam and Doris McKinney, John and jeans while serving meals Thursday, said he tonight at Concordia Lutheran (Tiurch. Also Pantry and Soup Kitchen, all Donnestod. Social Scciuritv wanted the hunt to “ show the reason that you performing at that time will be the Ecumenical sorted and packed. “ Incredible take game is for providing either for yourself (^ o ir School and the Concordia Choir. It will be job” says Kathleen Miele, shak­ or your family or, in this case, for other followed at 11 p.m. by a candlelight Eucharist. ing her head. Thoughts QUESTION: What is a quarter of but I find they just aren’t enough to get death, or annulment, you can become people.” coverage? I understand a peson needs a by on. Can I take a part-time job without re-entitled to mother’s benefits begin- Fam ily Eucharist will be at 7 p.m. Christmas Day CHRISTMAS ANGELS - worldly-wise they were. certain number of quarters before he or losing my monthly checks? nin with the month your second service will be at 10:30 a m. Tom Porter is a lawyer and an Thank you to: Ruth Squatrito who But then, Beuchner explains, a she can get Social Security retirement marriage ended. Mayor pays off a bet ordained minister. Years ago I made 12 pairs of children’s benefits. ANSWER: Yes. you can. In 1988, you read his ordination sermon. It friend would drag one of them out can earn up to $6,120 if you’re under 65 CINCINNATI (AP) — Mayor Charles Luken Bring warm clothing mittens with darling little faces was about angels. At the time it to see where the money went, and says he’s through betting on the Cincinnati ANSWER: Before you can receive or up to $8,500, if you're 65 through 69 QUESTION: My daughter receives Those attending the 6 p.m. Family Christmas Eve and Margaret Lewin who knits seemed like a frivolous subject. he would get to know some of the Bengals after paying off a bet be lost to retirement benefits from Social Secur­ without losing any of your benefit monthly checks on her deceased service at 6 this evening, at the Unitarian for our mitten tree all year and As near as I could make out, his children a little. And when he Cleveland Mayor (^orge Voinovicb over a ity you must have worked a certain amount. In 1989 these amounts increase father’s Social Security record, but I Universalist Society: East are asked to bring warm belief in angels had something to went back another day, this child Bengals-Cleveland Browns game. evey year and brought in 27 pairs. amount of time under the program, and to $8,880 and $6,480 respectively. If you understand they will stop when she clothing for the belter Tree, a Christmas tree do with his two daughters. But would come running across the " I ’m not going to make any bets because I Mrs. Kockyer knitted 9 warm we measure this amount in quarters of earn more than these exempt amounts. reaches 18. Is there some way they can decorated with items for the Samaritan Homeless that was a long time before courtyard to him, shouting his don’t want the Bengals to carry the Luken hex caps that can be pulled down over coverage. The exact amount depends $1 in benefits will be deducted for every continue since she’s still in school and Carolyn was bom. My views on name. Then the student would see into the playoff game," Luken told reporters Shelter in Manchester. The service wiii feature the ears and the Thistle Needle­ on your age when you retire, but no one $2 of earnings. won’t be done for almost another year? what kind of panic, that for this Thursday. music and stories. At 10; 30 p.m.. another Christmas work Shop in Glastonbury for 10 angels and daughters have ever needs more than 40 quarters of Eve devotional will be presented. Christmas more. changed a lot since then. child, the very sight of him was QUESTION: I am 44 years old and He lost the bet with Voinovich when the coverage, or 10 years of work under morning service Is at 10:30. On this night of nights, I want to Christmas morning and New recently divorced my second husband. Browns defeated the Bengals 23-16 on Oct. 30 In Jinny Barker made 74 marve­ Social Security to be fully insured. ANSWER: Student benefit can be lous favors for our shut-ins.— believe in angels. Year’s eve and the Super Bowl, Currently to earn a quarter of coverage My first husband is deceased and my continued until your daughter reaches Cleveland. Luken had to pay with a plate of candy filled baskets on which she Frederick Buechner tells of all rolled into one. and suddenly you must earn $470 in a year. In 1989 you 10-year-old daughter receives monthly 19 if she is still in high school full-time. chili-covered spaghetti, which the mayors ate Australian woman ordained had needlepointed lovely Christ­ leading chapel services at a he realized that there were must earn $500. You can earn a Social Security survivor’s benefits on In fact, benefits can continue for an together at Luken’s City Hall office. HALEDON, N.J. (AP) — An Australian woman, mas designs. Stasia Murawskl private school, where the weekly choices to be made and that life S’ maximum of 4 quarters of coverage in a his record. Will I be eligible to receive additional 2 months after that or until Luken also had to fly Cleveland’s city flag Caroline H. Pearce, who completed her theological offering went to a home for mattered. year. The amount needed to earn a survivor’s benefits on his record, too? the courses she is taking are completed, over the Cincinnati City Hall. Asked when the arrived with 2 boxes fixed with retarded children. When the plate What had happened, in simpl­ quarter of coverage is adjusted annu­ whichever comes first. But, she will flag was flown, Luken said, "Dec. 21 — it’s the studies in this country, was ordained an Episcopal lollipop dolls, all wearing her was passed, some of the students est terms, was that he had seen an ally to keep pace with wages. ANSWER: It appears you will be able have to notify Social Security that she is shortest day of the year.” priest here last Saturday although the Australian hand-crocheted doll clothes. Sav­ angel. And that makes all the to receive mother’s benefit on your first attending school and the school must be Had Voinovich lost, he was to supply Luken branch of that communion does not ordain women. ings Bank of Manchester filled a would put in a penny, or nothing difference. Merry (^ristmasl QUESTION: I ’ve been getting Social husband's earnings record. If your approved as an educational institution with some Slovenian klobase, an ethnic After her ordination by Bishop John Shelby Spong table at our Toys for Joy program at all, to show their resentment at Security checks for almost a year now. marriage ends, whether by divorce. by the state. sausage. of Newark, she was to return in January to Australia with 175 teddy bears all dressed being required to come to chapel, Rev. Dr. WilUam C. Trench to serve the Anglican Church there. and ready to go. Members of and to show how tough and North United Methodist Church Thank you ALL Scientists meet------and Holidav services Season’s Greetings with theologians into the air, deforestation intensi­ partner." ' J sm sr* fying droughts and floods, the The conference was jointly to our many friend* and associ­ MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The conference says: sponsored last month by the ate* who made 1988 another Earth is "under siege by the “ God’s earth faces a crisis... As North American Conference on Assumption Church invasion of human products that great year! the recognition of God’s land Christianity and Ecology and the Christmas Eve services at Church of the destroy its atmosphere, its water, onwership gave way to the notion World Alliance of Reformed Assumption, 285 W. Center St., will be at 5,7:30 p.m. its flora and fauna," says a of human ownership, land be­ Churches, embracing 161 Re­ LINDSEY REAL ESTATE and at midnight. Christmas morning services are at conference of 40 scientists and came a commodity ... Humans formed and Presbyterian denom­ 353 Center SL O n jU K 7; 30, 9 and 10:30 a.m. and noon. Christian theologians. began treating the land as a inations totaling about 70 million Manchester Citing damage to the ozone resource rather than a created members. 649-4000 m layer, degrading of land, pollu­ Bolton Congregational Church tion of water below and above t la • » Ml ns «a i » s o c a M * 9 ws so t a M Ml l a s » SOI s o M M l ^ The Bolton Congregational Church, 228 Bolton ground, toxic materials injected Center Road, Bolton, will have a Service of Lessons “ A NIGHT OF WONDER” and Carols Christmas Eve at 7:30. The worship DON’T BE ALONE ON Christmas morning will be at 10 a.m. Participants December 24, 1988 are urged to dress casually, and bring Christmas CHRISTMAS DAY baked goods to share. CHRISTMAS EVE CELEBRATION at Join U8 at the Manchester Community Dinner at . M I Center Congregational Church “ THE CHURCH IN THE CENTER” St. James School Hall At Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St., 5:30 P.M. - Children’s Service there will be a Christmas Eve service at 5; 30 p.m., 2:00 PM Christmas Day • December 25 featuring the children’s pageant, and candlelight 7:30 P.M. - Candlelight Communion and Communion services at 7:30 and 10 p.m. In 8:45 P.M. - Wassail Hour For reservations cail 647-1365 between, at 9 p.m., there will be a wassail reception. The one Christmas Day service is at 10 a.m. 10:00 P.M. - Candlelight Communion

Church of Christ “ A DAY OF WONDER” Come Let There is no Christmas eve service at the Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St. Christmas morning service is D e ce m b e r 25, 1988 Us Adore Him” at 10 a.m. Le t a s R ^ 'o ic e in th e CHRISTMAS DAY at Church of the Living God 10:00 A.M. - Worship Service coming of the So. United Methodist Church There will be no Christmas Eve service at the Church of the Living God, 372 Main St. Christmas M essiahl Center Congregational 1226 Main St., Manchester morning service is at 10 a.m. Church y.1 December 24, Saturday ji United Church of Christ 7:30 Family Service Church of the Nazarene 1 Comer of Center ft Main Streets There will be no Christmas Eve service at the H 11:00 Traditional Candlelight Service '■ 1 Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. The service on iBibles & Books Manchester, Connecticut Christmas morning is at 10 a.m. December 25, Sunday 840 Main Street 647-9941 DownU>wn Manchester 1 10:00 Informal Family Service ^MIOWSMMlMMIMlMIMIMlMlMIMlMIMIMlMiMlMIMIMlMlMlI (No Church School) Community Baptist Church AP pttoto The Christmas Eve service at Community Baptist V A TIC A N M EETIN G — Pope John Paul II admires a wood carving of the January 1, Sunday Church, 585 E. Center St., wili begin at 7:30 p.m. YOU ARE INVITED Nativity scene given to him Friday by PLO leader Yasser Arafat. The pope 10:(X) Family Service with candleiight and caroling. Child care wili be (Nm Ckmrch Seh—4) provided. The Christmas morning service is at 10:30 met with Arafat for 20 minutes. a.m. THE TO A BIBIE ☆ SPECIAL ☆ YOU ARE INVITED Concordia Lutheran Church SPEAKS The Christmas Eve services at Concordia by CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE Pope meets with Arafat TO A Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin St., will be as follows: 7 Eugene Brewer p.m., family Eucharist with carols and children’s ‘ It It a maasura of tha ditfaranca VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope John Paul modem Paul VI audience hall. ☆ SPECIAL REVIVALS sermon; 11 p.m., festival Eucharist with speciai balwaan human raaaoning and dl- COME CELEBRATE THE BIRTH OF OUR KING! II told Yasser Arafat during a 2S-ininute A Vatican statement said the pontiff met music beginning at 10:45 p.m., featuring the vlna ravalatlon that what tha lattar nneeting Friday he believes Palestinians Arafat "in order to encourage dialogue, December 28th 7:00 p.m. Ecumenical (Thoir School, Concordia Choir and the givaa to littia attantlon tha formar DECEMBER 25TH, 1988 and Jews have “ an identical fundamental the only means to find an equitable solution DATES 8. TIMES December 20th 7:00 p.m. Clarion Brass Quintet. There wili be one service, at axpanda upon andlaaaly. right" to their own countries, the Vatican to the Mideast conflict, ruling out every 10:30 a.m., on Christmas morning. OF s e r v ic e s : December 30lh 7:00 p.m. Matthaw davotaa ona chaptar at 10:30 a.m. said. form of recourse to arms and violence and December Slat 7:00 p.m. and Luka lata than two In thalr g He also called for negotiations and urged above all, terrorism and reprisals." January 1st 10:30 a.m. goapala of Jaaua’ birth. Mark and Israelis and Palestinians to live in peace It said: “ The pope expressed his hope January let 6:00 p.m. Emanuel Lutheran Church John omit any rafaranca to It. Not “The Dawning of Joy” “ in that land where the Prihce of Peace that both peoples would soon see the aurpritingly. It was Ignorad In tha was bom," Vatican spokesman Joaquin beginning of a real process of understand­ Cathy The 4 p.m. Christmas Eve service at Emanuel worhip calabratlona of tha first Navarro said. ing and of peace, which would put an end Lutheran Church, 60 Church St., is for families, with cantury church, as rsflactad In Its Navarro said the pontiff and the finally to their suffering and their fears. '*A minutry mwting today's needs. a theme “ Where is the Baby?” Other services are at absartca from othsr NswTsstamant 7:30 and 11 p.m. A Christmas music concert is Palestine Liberation Organization chair­ "The holy father reiterated that he was books. Presented by man had a "cordial" talk. profoundly convinced that the two peoples planned for 10:30 p.m. Christmas Day, worship will Yat from tha fourth cantury on This audience did not provoke the protest had an identical fundamental right to their be at 10 a.m. man built a rallgloua calandtr. a \ THE ADULT CHOIR from Israel and Jewish groups caused by own homelands in which they could live in church year, around Jaaua’ birth. A the one Arafat was granted six years ago. liberty, dignity and security, in harmony complax liturgy haa davalopad In mild criticism, spokesman Alon Liel with the neighboring peoples.” around It. And a still growing of the Israeli Foreign Ministry said: Arafat’s meeting with John Paul oc­ mythology Is ansurad. A UuslosI InvoMng a 30 voles choir, 7 soloist* and 23 costumed setors "Peace in the holy land can hardly be curred after the PLO chief conferred with Bibles to Soviet Union .Ona-third of tha Qospals mata- sll depleting the Chrletmee story end He eppHcsHon In our lives todsy served by such a meeting." Italian government leaders. He is touring rtals daal with tha final waak of Ja- will be presented during this service. Israeli leaders also' have met with John Europe to seek support for an international NEW YORK (AP) — The American Bible Society tus' Ufa, plus his dsath, burial and Paul, but the Vatican does not have formal Middle East peace conference and the says another 100,000 Bibles amd 50,000 Bible rssurractlon. Thaaa avanta formad storybooks for children are to be shipped shortly to relations with the Jewish state, citing independent Palestinian state proclaimed AT tha Cora of the apoatollc calabra- Israel's unsettled boundaries and the Nov. 15. the All-Union Council of Evangelical Christians in tlon and doctrina. Yat they htva AT Palestinian problem as reasons. Navarro told reporters Arafat briefed FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD the Soviet Union. shrunk to ralativsiy minor rots In John Paul appeared more receptive to the pope on Middle East developments and The request for the additional Bibles was made modsm Chrlstandom. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Arafat this time, greeting him in the that John Paul asked questions, but would REMINDER: We have moved to-. through the United Bible Societies, an international private library where he usually sees not provide details. partnership of Bible societies. The new shipment CHURCH OF CHRIST REMINDER: We have moved to: heads of state and other dignitaries. In John Paul has long supported some form will bring to 369,000 the number of Scriptures sent to LydaN ft Vernon ttreeto 1492 SILVER LANE, E.H. the Soviet Union in the last year. 1982, they talked in a small room in the of homeland for Palestinians. PtMiM: 64ft-atOS 1492 SILVER LANE, E.H. Southern Baptists speak out freely HoHdav services LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - sion, told seminary students that Southern Baptists now feel more Southern Baptists had hesitated NATION & WORLD free to speak out on social issues to deal with social problems John the Baptist Polish National Catholic because they no longer bear the because of fear of being criticized Faith Baptist Church Church, 23 Golway St., will be at midnight, shame of racial segregation, says for segregation. There will be no Christmas Eve service with a Mass of the Shepherds. Christmas the head of the denomination’s “ I think we at least had the Test-tube’ at Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. Day service is at 9 a.m. moral concerns agency. decency at some level of con­ .-N' Christmas day services will be at 10:30 The Rev. Richard Land, execu­ sciousness to be ashamed of the a.m. and 6:30 p.m. S i Mary’s Church tive director of the Southern segregation captivity of our conception ■ A '4M V I n / V.lk ■'* ,»\l V ' Baptist Christain Life Commis­ churches for most of our history. ” '(WVJwl fvv* / / of Coventry • First Assembly of God / I W A) « r U— The First Assembly of God, 1492 Silver The Christmas Eve services at St. assailed Lane, will not have a Christmas Eve Mary's Roman Catholic Church, 1600 Main AT THE service. Christmas morning worship will St., Coventry, will be at 5:15 p.m., for IPARKAOEI VATICAN CITY (AP) - The be at 10:30 a.m. children, and at 10 a,m. Christmas Vatican said Friday that Roman morning service is at 10 a.m. Catholic university clinics were challenging church teaching by First Baptist Church continuing research into test-tube The Christmas Eve worship at First S i Mary’s Episcopal conception, which the church Baptist Church of Manchester, 240 Hill- The Christmas Eve services at St. rejects. stown Road, will be at 7 p.m. Christmas Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St., will CHRISTMAS 9-3 An editorial in the Vatican’s day Sunday school classes will be at 9:30 be at 4 p.m., for families, and at 11 p.m. newspaper, L’Osservatore Ro­ a.m., and worship service at 11 a.m. Christmas morning worship will be at 10 OPEN mano, said the church feels a.m. CHRISTMAS EVE 'TIL 9 determined “ as never before" to safeguard the common good Full Gospel ALL BOX CARDS ALL GIFT WRAP against “ technological manipula­ S i Maurice Church tion of the very fonts of life.” Interdenominational The Christmas Eve services at St. “ The oscillations and discord in Maurice Church, 32 Hebron Road, Bolton, V 2 PRICE V 2 PRICE the Catholic camp have contrib­ A Christmas Eve candlelight service will will be at 5 p.m. and midnight. The uted to rendering the question be held at 8 p.m. at Full Gospel Christmas moriilng services will be at 9 more complex,” said the Interdenominational Church, 745 Main St. and 10:30 a.m. editorial. Worship on Christmas Day will be at 7 p.m. “ Above all, the gravity of the The Christmas program will be Monday, Second decision of several Catholic uni­ Dec. 26, at 7 p.m. versity clinics to continue, under Congregational ^ C A N D I E S I certain conditions, the practive of North United Methodist • HLM • BAHERIES • FAMOUS BRAND WATCHES • FAMOUS homologous ’in vitro’ fertilizaton, The Christmas Eve candlelight service cannot be undervalued.” At North United Methodist Church, 300 at Second Congregational Church, 385 N. COLOBMES • CARLTON CAROS • MEDICAL SERVICES OF COURSE “ Such resolve, from the mo­ Parker St., there will be a Service of Main St., will be at 7:30 p.m. The ment it was made public, has Lessons and Carols at 7:30 p.m. on Christmas Day worship service will be at become a challenge as well,” the Christmas Eve, for children and adults. 10 a.m. We'd like to take this time to wish our newspaper said. AP photo Christmas Eve Communion at 11 p.m. The In January, a Vatican meeting N O T M UCH L E F T — The remains of a propane Memphis Friday after it skidded off an exit ramp into service on Christmas Day will be at 10:30 Salvation Army friends, old and new, a very joyous Noel, failed to resolve a dispute be­ a.m. tween the Vatican and three tanker truck, right, smoulder on Interstate 240 in a wall and exploded, killing six people. The Christmas Eve service at the Thank you for your many kindnesses. Catholic universities in Europe Presbyterian Church Salvation Army Citadel, 661 Main St., will on researching test-tube be at 11 p.m. Christmas Day service is at conception. of Manchester 10:45 a.m. In 1987, a Vatican document Tanker skids, explodes, kills 6 Season's approved by Pope John II had There is no Christmas Eve service at the South United Methodist condemned test-tube conception, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A pro­ The people taken to hospitals suf­ “ There was a guy on fire rolling on Presbyterian Church of Manchester, 43 surrogate motherhood and exper­ pane truck exploded Friday on a fered mostly from bums, McDow said. the road and there was another just Spruce St. The Christmas morning service There will be two Christmas Eve Greetings imentation on live embryos. highway, killing six people, sparking a Six victims were admitted to the bum lying on the ground where somebody is at 10:30. services at South United Methodist It also branded as immoral the massive fireball and sending the unit of the Regional Medical Center must have put him,” Tennison said. Church, 1226 Main St., a family service at freezing of embryos, cloning, tanker crashing into a house 125 yards and four were in critical condition, Gaines Tennison, Jed’s father and SL Bartholomew Church 7:30 p.m., and a traditional candlelight attempts to fashion animal- away, officials said. authorities said. The names of the manager of the sheet metal plant, said service at 11 p.m. The only Christmas, human hybrids and the impiana- Four people were critically burned, dead and injured were not imme­ he felt the shock of the blast and looked Christmas Eve worship services at St. morning service will be at 10 a.m. tion of embryos in artificial or and eight others were taken to diately available. out to see what had happened. Bartholomew Church, 45 Ludlow Road, animal uteruses. hospitals. The propane truck apparently ” I thought it was an earthquake,” he will be at 5 p.m. and rnidnight. Christmas Shortly after the document’s skidded off an exit ramp on Interstate said. “ The wholesky was white, just lit Day services are at 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. Trinity Covenant Church “ I heard the explosion and saw the publication, the Catholic Univer­ tanker flying through the air. It fell on 240 as the driver tried to turn onto up. You could feel the heat inside the building.” Christmas Eve services at Trinity sity of Lille, France, announced it the house and just blew up,” said Interstate 40 toward Arkansas, Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St., SL Bridget Church will continue experiments with Marvin Mitchell, a resident. McDow said. Frank Baker, a deputy chief in will be held at 5 and 11:15 p.m. The theme “ in-vitro” fertilization to help The house was destroyed and two charge of fire department crews on the Christmas Eve, there will be two masses will be Jesus is Peace. couples who otherwise couldn’t “ He was trying to exit and lost scene, said victims killed by the blast children inside died, authorities said. control and hit a retaining wall,” at St. Bridget Church, 80 Main St., at 5 have children. had little chance to escape the flames. s p.m., one in the school auditorium and one The January meeting was with The four other deaths, including the McDow said. “ That exit there is short. “ There was a huge fireball, maybe It’s one of those tight turns.” in the sanctuary. Christmas morning Unitarlan-Universallst rectors of the Lille institution, driver of the truck, and most of the 700 to 800 feet. It engulfed three or four masses will be at 7:30,9 and 10:30 a.m. and The Christmas Eve services at the Universite Catholique de Lou­ injuries occurred on Interstate 240 Jed Tennison, who works at a sheet cars,” Baker said. at noon. Unitarian Universalist Society: East, 153 vain, in Belgium, and Holland’s near downtown as the fireball engulfed metal plant near the crash scene, said The fireball damaged five houses, West Vernon St., will include a 6 p.m. Katholieke Universiteit of the truck and several other vehicles, he mshed to a highway overpass when three on one side of the highway and S i George Episcopal family service, with music and stories, and Nijmegen. said fire Capt. Benny McDow. he heard the explosion. two on the other, Baker said. -a 10:30 p.m. devotional and vespers Roman Catholic teaching holds The services Christmas Eve at St. service. The service on Christmas morn­ that the only moral way to create George Episcopal Church, 1150 Boston ing will be at 10:30 a.m. human life is normai sexual acts Fog-caused crash kills 1, injures 20 Turnpike, Bolton, will begin at 4:30 p.m., between a married couple. In “ in with a Baptism, Eucharist and Baptismal vitro” methods, an egg is taken party. There will be carols and hymns at 11 United Pentecostal from a woman’s ovary a nd united COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A Hospital. watched the accident start. Ms. West said the 20 injured people p.m., and Eucharist at 11:30 p.m. Christ­ The Christmas Eve service at United with sperm outside the womb. short but dense bank of fog was blamed “ This tan colored car, as soon as we — including Joseph Knapp — were all mas day Eucharist is at noon. Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge St., When life begins to grow, the for a pileup of at least 28 cars that hit the bank of fog, it panicked and ran treated and released. will be at 6 p.m. Christmas morning fertilized egg is then implanted. killed one holiday traveler and injured right in front of a navy colored van,” 20 other people Friday morning, “ We put some on a bus. One couple she said. “ That van slammed on his service is at 10. Referring to the universities’ St James Church officials said. we sent by limousine service to brakes and hit the car. From then we decision, the editorial continued: “ I was driving and the next minute, Nashville for a rental car,” she said. started braking and hitting each other The Christmas Eve services at St. James “ The directors of this ... very there it is,” said Clinton Gregory of “Others have contacted family in the rear end.” Church, 896 Main St., will be at 4,6:30 p.m. serious rebellion, try still to Nashville, whose car was near the members.” Black said it was unlikely that and midnight. Christmas Day services are EMERGENCY MtfieSfatcIi justify themselves by claiming to front of the mass of smashed vehicles. The accident occurred at 8:30 a.m. charges would be filed because the fog at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Fire — Police — Medical respect the Roman teaching.” He received minor injuries. on Interstate 40, about four miles west made an accident almost unavoidable. The editorial said the clinics 997 Main St. Dana Knapp, 25, of Tulsa, Okla., was of Cookeville, said Highway Patrol Lt. DIAL 911 claim not to understand the “ They couldn’t see anything,” he said. S i John the Baptist M anchester killed and her husband, Joseph, 27, Mason Black. In Manchester reasons for the stance of the Black said the fog bank, about 500 6 4 9 ^ 7 0 was injured, said Debe West, spokesk- Anita Wilborn of Blackstone, Va., Christmas Eve worship service at St. Vatican’s Congregation for the feet long, cleared about an hour after woman at Cookeville General was in the third car in the pileup. She Doctrine of the Faith. the accident. f < Troops move N-plants to Bethlehem scrapped by Soviets Hunt ends for survivors BETHLEHEM, Occupied West Bank (AP) - LENINAKAN, U.S.S.R. (A P ) — No more Hundreds of Israeli army troops moved into survivors will be found from the Dec. 7 earthquake Bethlehem on Friday to guard against violence as MOSCOW (A P ) — Six nuclear in Soviet Armenia, and crews will concentrate on Christian pilgrims gather for Christmas power projects have been halted clearing 8 million tons of rubble in the crumbled celebrations. in the Soviet Union because of cities, a government official said Friday. Holiday activities in this West Bank town of 35,000 earthquake danger or tougher “ The gigantic problem now is the cleanup,” were to be reduced from previous years in standards imposed after the Vardkes Artsruny, a deputy prime minister of the itOWWI sympathy with the yearlong Palestinian uprising Chernobyl accident, the nuclear Armenian republic, said in an interview in against Israeli rule in the occupied territories. power minister said Friday. makeshift offices previously used as a handicraft Israel has controlled the territories since the 1967 Official media has reported center for children. Middle East War, when it captured the West Bank cancellation of several projects Fields around Leninakan, whose shoddy buildings from Jordan and the Gaza Strip from Egypt. because of growing publicopposi- collapsed when the earth shook, are filled with Israeli troops took up positions on the roads into tion after the Chernobyl disaster. debris. Twisted wire and remains of stairs protrude Bethlehem, in its central Manger Square and on But the list provided at a news from piles of formless rubble trucked from the city. roofs of the nearby market. The square is in front of conference by Nikolai Lukonin, Rescuers said a teen-age boy was found alive the Church of the Nativity, which was built over the minister of the nuclear power Monday, 12 days after the quake, in the remains of a grotto where Jesus was bom. industry, was the first compre­ nine-story building. A bed apparently shielded him Helmeted soldiers manned rooftop machine gun hensive report on the state of the from tons of concrete raining down. posts, and dozens of military jeeps and tmcks Soviet nuclear power industry. clogged the Manger Square parking lot. Cancellations were “ partly due Economic changes in Poiand Arm y officials declined to say how many soldiers to highly seismic areas, and the were sent to the area, citing security reasons. second reason were changes in WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The parliament on The pro-PLO underground leadership of the regulations and norms of building Friday approved bills to encourge private owner­ AP photo uprising has called on residents in the territories to power plants,” Lukonin said. ship and foreign investment in an attempt to reverse strike on Saturday in remembrance of the 333 He said projects had been four decades of state economic control. PALM TREES AND SNOW — Gary shaved ice Thursday to produce a white Palestinians killed in the revolt. Most have been scrapped in Azerbaijan; Minsk, The Communist government pushed the two Wittenmyer of the Riverside ice Co. Christmas. shot to death in clashes with Israeli troops. Fourteen Byelorussia; Odessa; and Kras­ pieces of legislation, which become law Jan. 1, to sprays a iawn in Riverside, Caiif., with Israelis also have died. nodar; and that additional units radically alter the structure of Poland's socialist The strike was expected to close all shops and to existing plants in Armenia and economy. offices in the territories, including in Bethlehem. Georgia had been canceled. Poland's 460-member Sejm, or parliament, In one deserted clothes shop Friday, a merchant Those projects had a combined unanimously approved the new Law on Economic named Khalad complained that “ Bethlehem is capacity of 28 million kilowatt Activity, which eliminates limits on the size of California White Christmas being reoccupied by the army. I see more soldiers hours. businesses that can be privately owned. There were than I saw in 1967 when we were first occupied. How Officials also temporarily sus­ two abstentions. can people shop? They are afraid to leave their pended work on a third reactor in The foreign investment bill drew two “ no” votes homes." the Baltic republic of Lithuania and six abstentions, the official P A P news agency is artificial but it’s a big hit He asked not to give his last name for fear of because of public concern about reported. reprisal. possible environmental damage Private business now accounts for about 6 percent RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) - “ I'm going to snow fight ice, lasts for two to three days In the center of Bethlehem, slogans painted on the to a lake and earthquake danger, of Poland's non-farm economy, but Industry Shortly after 9 a.m., a freak Brett,” she said. without rain, about one day with, wall by uprising supporters said “ Remain home on Lukonin said. Minister Mieczyslaw Wilczek — calling the bills' AP photo snowstorm hit the Stewards' Gregg Steward, 31, said he had rainfall. The green grass usually the 24th of December” and “ Let’s escalate the The nuclear plant located near passage a “ historic breakthrough” — has said he house with fury, burying the taken Brett and his wife, Bobby, survives despite the cold shower. intefadeh,” which is Arabic for uprising. DID YOU EVER SEE A TREE WALKING? — This the Armenian capital of Yerevan hopes thousands of new businesses will open next green lawn and blooming rose 31, to the mountains the year Wittenmyer said the ice com­ In Jerusalem, a Foreign Ministry official said he Christmas tree appears to have legs of its own as it is is built on a geological fault. It year. bush and plastering the windows before for Christmas, and they pany has made more snow in the expected Israel’s new coalition government to was shaken but undamaged by The new law on economic activity removes past carried home Friday by a woman in Hamburg, West with white stuff. had enjoyed playing in the snow. past two weeks than in all his IS consider two ideas toward peace. the Dec. 7 quake that killed an discrimination against private ownership, treating Germany. For $500, Gregg Steward had But this year's schedule — years at the company, all because One would be calling elections in the occupied estimated 55,000 people in north­ state-owned, cooperative and private businesses bought his family a white Steward works as both a Costa his wife, Sandy, ran an ad for the territories to select Palestinian negotiators accep­ ern Armenia. But Prem ier Niko­ the same for legal purposes. Christmas. Mesa firefighter-paramedic and usually low-key business in the table to Israel and the PLO. The other is seeking a lai I. Ryzhkov said in Yerevan on Since Dec. 13, the Riverside Ice a Riverside real estate agent — newspaper. Soviet-American meeting to launch direct Arab- Dec. 12 that the plant will be Co. has shaved dozens of tons of didn't allow the time. "It's just gone wild,” he said. Israeli negotiations. The previous coalition govern­ China White deaths closed in two years because of the Shuttle problems cited ice to cover more than 20 green “ So we decided to bring the But as a transplanted Ohioan, ment considered both options. danger of future quakes. Southern California lawns with snow here" to the family home Wittenmyer sees the irony in his The official, who briefed reporters on condition of The Georgia, Azerbaijan and WASHINGTON (AP) - The chairman of a inches of pure white snow. Under close to the Mojave Desert, he new business. anonymity, said Israeli leaders already have Krasnodar sites also are located scientific advisory group monitoring the redesign of rejected the option of giving the occupied lands up in Pennsyivania the space shuttle's booster rockets said Friday the blue skies, palm trees and bask­ said. “ I came to California to get out near Armenia in the earthquake- ing in 70-degree temperature, By 9; 30 a.m., his New England- of that stuff,” he said. autonomy. prone Caucasus Mountain region panel has concerns about NASA's efforts to assure children who have grown up with style home was sprinkled with What would the folks back Palestinians have demanded an independent PITTSBURGH (A P ) - China deaths. China White also is of the southern Soviet Union. continued flight safety. surfboards and skateboards have five tons of snow that coated the home think now? state. White, a powerful synthetic he­ suspected in as many as 60 The Soviet Union has 16 nuclear H. Guyford Stever, chairman of the panel set up tried out sleds and toboggans for roof and windows. It lay 6 inches “ They're going to think I'm roin that plagued California in the non-fatal overdoses in the Pitts­ power plants containing 45 reac­ by the National Research Council, said he has a the first time. deep on the lawn, blocking the really a whiz kid selling ice and early 1980s, has resurfaced in burgh area. tors that now produce 12.7 per­ “ broad concern, namely that the continuing While sun, sand and surf might front door. Brett and the neigh­ snow to Californians.” Official welcome western Pennsylvania, killing 18 “ This is really the first major cent of the country’s electricity. program be carried out" now that the National sound attractive to Northerners borhood kids attempted a snow­ s people, and authorities blame a incident outside of California Officials are looking for new sites Aeronautics and Space Administration has re­ shivering in their hats and ball battle. WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States on drug ring allegedly headed by a from a clandestine laboratory in more stable areas such as turned to space with two successful flights in the mittens. Southern Californians “ Some of his friends coming Friday welcomed the formation of a new research chemist. putting material on the street,” Karelia in the far north near wake of the 1986 Challenger accident. apparently tire of the tanned life over have — what do you call Orthodontics government in Israel, and Secretary of State The rash of China White deaths said Gary Henderson, professor Finland, Lukonin said. “ Success breeds confidence, and that's what you at Christmas time. them? — those little round George Shultz congratulated former Israeli Ambas­ and illnesses in the Pittsburgh of pharmacology at the Univer­ Despite the cancellations, plan­ want, but it can also threaten you with compla­ An Arcadia shop sells plastic things,” Steward said. sador Moshe Arens on becoming his country’s new area led to an investigation that sity of Caiifomia-Davis medical ning and construction is continu­ cency,” Stever said in an interview. for animals icicles that customers use to There's just not much need to foreign minister. officials say broke up the drug school. “ And it’s certainly the ing at 15 other sites, and it is “ I don't see complacency developing, but I do cover the front of their homes, know what toboggans are here, 50 “ The U.S.-Israeli relationship has been marked operation earlier this month. most fentanyl activity we’ve seen “ impossible” to develop the know they have budget problems, and how they'll and sales of spray-can snow are miles inland from Los Angeles. VANCOUVER, British Colum­ by frequent and close consultations and cooperation Twelve people have been ar­ since 1984.” Soviet economy without further solve that is difficult to say," he added. up. The company that coated Ste­ bia (A P ) — The company dental on a number of important bilateral and regional rested in the case. Henderson developed a method reliance on nuclear power, Lu­ “ They like a little taste of the ward's yard has had calls from 60 plan doesn't cover it, but that isn't issues," the State Department said in a brief China White — its chemical of testing for the presence of konin said. Prison inmates mutiny Midwest,” says Chuck Carter, miles west in Beverly Hills and stopping Anne Marie Orser from statement. name is 3-methylfentanyl — is China White and drugs with Soviet officials have acknowl­ general manager o f the ice Manhattan Beach, since news getting braces for Maddie, her “ We look forward to continuing theis consultative several hundred times more similar compositions, fentanyl edged a fear of nuclear power TEPIC, Mexico (AP) — Armed inmates angry company, which usually blows its broke of their mini-blizzards. 6-month-old golden retriever. process with our Israeli friends to strengthen powerful than heroin, and even analogs, in overdose victims, and that they were denied Christmas pardons for good among citizens since the April ice on vegetable trucks traveling They are booked solid for Christ­ further the enduring ties between our two countries extremely small amounts can be he is helping officials in Pitts­ behavior took 15 people hostage at a state prison “ I always hoped I wouldn't 1986 Chernobyl accident in the to the East Coast in hot weather. mas Eve and have lined up jobs and to advance the Middle East peace process.” fatal. It can be manufactured by burgh with their investigation. Friday after the warden and a convict died in a have to put braces on my northern Ukraine that killed at As ice company owner Gary for New Year's and Valentine's Shultz telephoned Israeli Ambassador Moshe anyone with a background in gunfight, authorities said. daughter,” said Orser of Maple Federal authorities first no­ least 31 people and released a Wittenmyer directed the blasting Day. Arad on Thursday night to convey his best wishes college chemistry, according to ticed the presence of China White, “ The mutineers demanded that the attorney Ridge, a Vancouver suburb. “ I cloud of radiation that eventually snow onto the Stewards' yard The minimum snow-job costs for the new government and his “ high regard” for the National Institute on Drug also known as Persian Heroin and general provide an armored car and high-powered never thought my dog would have circled the globe. Thursday, 6-year-old Brett wa­ $300 for 20 300-pound blocks of ice Arens, whom he described as a personal friend from Abuse in Rockville, Md. Gasoline Dope, in December 1979 firearms with the apparent intention of leaving the to have braces.” Opposition to nuclear power ited, wearing puffy blue mittens that are shaved into three tons of the form er envoy’s time in Washington, said The drug has been confirmed as when two users died in California, has brought Soviets out on the place. But this morning they said they did not want and Amazing Spiderman boots. snow. Last week, the company The dog is being given a perfect embassy spokesman Yossi Gal. the cause of 18 area deaths, Henderson said. streets of several cities and some the vehicle,” Francisco Flores, a spokesman for the^ Beside him. in pink ribbons, put 15 tons of snow on a Moreno smile and snarl by Vancouver The American-bom Arens served here from 1982 according to Allegheny County Since 1980,115 people have died state government, said in a telephone interview. residents of Kiev are inclined to pink turtleneck, bib-overalls and Valley lawn for a neighborhood veterinarian James Anthony, one to 1983, when he was recalled to Israel to take over Coroner Joshua Perper. Lab tests from fentanyl overdoses in Cali­ Flores said about 200 soldiers, police and guards S blame unexplained health prob­ Reeboks, was his girlfriend Ash­ block party. of the few in Canada who as defense minister. are under way in five other fornia. Arizona and Oregon. lems on the Chernobyl accident. had surrounded the Venustiano Carranza peniten­ tiary in Tepic, capital of the state of Nayarit and ley Cunningham, 6, who already The snow, which consists of fine performs animal orthodontics. about 500 miles northwest of Mexico City. knew what the snow was for. ice pellets similar to snow cone His prices range from $150 to $500. BUSINESS California offers a lot for the filthy rich

By Jeff Wilson ness for $20 miniature poinsettias available locally limestone,” boasts Gresante. It also has a spa that Fed policy is a year-end question mark The Associated Press to decorate the interior. seats 25. Lila Greene of Renta Yenta, a San Fernando But presents for many well-heeled recipients will LOS ANGELES — The holiday spirit isn’t lost on Valley specialty service, has fulfilled a variety of be measured by horsepower rather than square By Chet Currier an agreement between President­ Southern California’s filthy rich who’ve decked the unusual gift wishes this year. The well-to-do parents footage. The Associated Press MARKET REPORT elect Bush and Congress on substan­ Rolls with boughs of holly and set out on.an annual of one youngster hired a trapeze act that, for $5,000, At least one widely known Hollywood personality tial measures to reduce the federal quest for the perfect gift that is opulent, unusual and features a man walking a high wire while playing an will be getting a custom Harley-Davidson motorcy­ N EW YOR K - Wall Streeters will Activity ov9f the past 30 trading days budget deficit. expensive. oboe. cle. His name wasn’t divulged because the gift is a have to wait until after Christmas to 2,250 The tricky part of slowing the 'The posh shops on Rodeo Drive this season offer Ms. Greene has created several winter wonder­ surprise. learn whether the Federal Reserve economy and shrinking the budget entertainment’s aristocracy the usual collection of lands by dusting a back yard with snow for $1,200, has a "present" for the markets in the deficit is to do so without causing a magnificent gemS, crystal and oddball dust provided Santa and Mrs. Claus for $325 an hour and “ Every year I stick one or two in someone’s home form of an increase in its discount recession. catchers, such as the $4,000 Scrabble word game at decorated trees at $100 each for her bi-coastal under the tree,” said bike builder Gene Thomson of rate. 2,200 Amid hopes.that that mission could Carrol & Co. clientele. Bartels’ Harley-Davidson. Regular Bartels custo­ For several weeks now there has be accomplished, the stock market Alfalfa-sprouting Chia Pets and the as-seen-on- But pricey real estate is the Christmas mers include Stallone, Billy Idol and Mickey been widespread speculation in the continued its tentative, low-volume T V Clapper power switches — hot items elsewhere granddaddy gift for Southern California’s affluent. Rourke. Another is actor Gary Busey, who is financial world that the central bank yearend rally in the past week. in the country — won’t be under the Yule trees of the A giant red bow wraps around Zsa Zsa Gabor’s recovering from serious head injuries suffered in a would raise the rate, which it sets on 2,150 The Dow Jones average of 30 Beverly Hills, Bel-Air or Malibu gentry. estate in Bel-Air, just around the comer from Dec. 4 motorcycle accident. loans to private financial institutions. industrials rose 18.22 points to Living up to the region’s car-crazy image, President Reagan’s new digs. “ We are giving it The Christmas morning deliveries are memora­ But the discount rate has remained 2,168.93. shoppers are buying up facsimile and answering away for $15 million,” real estate broker Mike ble, he said. where it stood since last Aug. 9, when machines to hook to cellular telephones. Also hot at Silverman said of the Gabor house. “The houses are so big I could have driven the Fed increased it from 6 percent to 2.100 The New York Stock Exchange Beverly Hills Motoring Accessories; see-through The president and Mrs. Reagan will spend the through their living rooms at 50 mph. You should see 6.5 percent. composite index gained .90 to 156.06; hood covers to prevent road nicks. Christmas holidays in the Bel-Air house, their first the steps I have to go up. I almost hit a sofa last During this period, analysts say, the the NASDAQ composite index for the The perfect gift for high rollers is the new stay at the residence that will become their main year,” said Thomson, who has a $28,000 Harley in Fed has in d e ^ been taking steps to over-the-counter market added 1.54 to two-door Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit for $254,500 post-White House homestead. the Neiman-Marcus catalogue. tighten its credit policy in an effort to 2,050 377.34, and the American Stock featured at Gregg Motors in Beverly Hills. For a For those who want to rub elbows with the likes of Unwrapping gifts culminates a Hollywood stave off a revival of inflation. Exchange market value index was up brief moment in the fast lane, though, a Budget Sylvester Stallone and Carroll O’Connor, Malibu holiday season ritual of lavish parties, many of The central bank has chosen, DOW JONES AVERAGE 4.85 at 302.22. Rent-a-Car’s luxury outlet down the street will rent broker Paul Gresante of Jon Douglas Real Estate them presided over by Brady White, the show however, to pursue that policy by OitonitM-i ?3. 1980 Volume on the Big Board averaged a Rolls, Mercedes-Benz or Ferrari for about $500 a has a $4.2 million ocean cottage on Broad Beach business Santa to the Stars. 2,000 • 140.57 million shares a day, against more subtle means than a discount HIGH 2,176.79 day. Road. “ Zsa Zsa asked for a happy marriage and I told rate change — specifically, by ma­ 144.43 million the week before. Gearys in Beverly Hills sells the popular $16 Another holiday special is the ocean bluff her, ‘I can’t perform miracles,” ’ said White. “Then, neuvers creating upward pressure on LOW 2,167.86 If fears of an approaching recession Christmas wreath for Rolls-Royce grills and residence Sea Pavilions, an $11.5 million estate Sylvester Stallone asked for the same thing and I the federal funds rate. 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The performance SWISS CONSCRVATnE tor Dove.______In other economic and business LOST TYP IST with adeauate largely by the downfall of Ivan F. believe were the firm ’s ill-gotten reflected a major improvement over OROUP p a r t time Mechanic news this past week: AND FOUND MS W4 4«0« I0S-4S4-1SM spelling ability to work School has started ... this Boesky, the convicted speculator who gains, before trial, to hold as security. the same time a year earlier, when on word processor. Ex­ helper. 20-25 hours per Is o good time lo advertise fingered Drexel and others more than Individuals named in the indict­ ■ British conglomerate Grand Met­ consumers spooked by the October LOST. Hamlock Streat- perience preferred but week. Trade school ex­ that desk you no longer S two years ago. ment would have been forced to ropolitan PLC acquired Pillsbury Co. Canter Springs area. 643-2711. We'll help you will train. Evening perience helpful. Call use. Let a Classified od 1987 stock market crash cut back on word your od for maxi­ Danny at 646-1233, Ext. The decision came moments before surrender their earnings during tte for $5.63 billion, ending the spending for expensive items. Female, black cat. hours. $6.50 to start. find a cosh buyer for you. Piece call 646-9654. mum response. Coll Leslie at 647-7343. 290. 643-2711. I HOMES IR0DM8 FOR SALE FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 EXCELLENT 2 family. MANCHESTER. Room In (A Speciolis; Total of 11 rooms, 2 full quiet rooming house. and 2 halt baths. 3 Off street parking. $75 floors of living space, per week. 646-1686 or plus attic storage and 569-3018.______iM d CLEANING CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS full basement. 2 car, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I " I SERVICES j o u j r SERVICES d e ta c h e d garage. ROOM For rent. Single REMODELING PLUMBING Owner presently occu­ family house. All the TEACHER AIDES (Po- F U L L time office person. pies entire house. A amenities of home. roprofesstonols), for FLORAL Designer. Expe­ Custom buIN tiomds. sadWons. G A Y & S O N wonderful, Christmas Coll 647-9289. Phone, some typing, rienced. Excellent be- c l e a n i n g ”, tamodsUog. wood sMlnd. ddcM. PJ's Plutnblnii Coventry Public t*rvlcln9th« AAonchttttr ft WII- roofino- eoncfsls worti. masonry A iM MASONRY present. Asking general office proce­ netts and salary. Send OLSTEN Air CendnIonIng Brick, block and stone, Schools beginning Jan­ dures, assist port time llmofitle or«o. HeriMt ond rtllo- phMss of eonstruedon. $199,900. Strano Real resume to: Box AA, bid covDid to cldon your homd.' ff you'ra sle* of oonfraofort not Bollsrs, pumps, hot water ceramic tile, marble and APARTM ENT8 uary 3, 1989. Contact bookkeeper. 4 days per Estate, 647-7653.0 PLACE AN C/0 Manchester He­ TEMPORARY officd or windows, d voort ok- fotuming your esMs • eaff usf tanks, nsw and concrete. FOR RENT I I Dr. John MacLean, Di­ week. Apply: Able Coll No lob Is too small I rald, 16 Bralnord Dorldncd ond roforoncdt. Coll Fully Intuind • Ffsa Cstimatos i rsplacemsnts. MANCHESTER. Quality rector, Pupil Staff Sup­ 8i Electronics, Howard Lourtd for o froo otflmoto. remodeling In this Ploce, Monchester. SERVICES NAR CeastrseUes ' FR£B ESTIMATES 382-7341 o r 627-8973 M AN CH ESTER . Second port Services, 78 RIplev Rood, Bolton, 646-5686. at ■aeclMstor seven room Cope a d HIM Rood, Coventry, AIR Line Job. $19,500- 742-0267 643-9649/228-9616 floor. 2 bedroom, heat MEDICAL Office. Full boasting 2 full baths, 3 C T 06238. Phone, 742- $29,700 a year. Flight 643-17 20 AM tor Msfk BROCK BROTHERS and appliances. No Because of bur countless readers. |:J: time position. Ortho­ KNOWN FOR ExceyiUee A UedscapiBg bedrooms and finished pets. $600 plus security. 8913, otter Jonuory 3. attendants, all other CLEANING SERVICE walkout basement. pedic practice. Medi­ a $p§rkUng c/oan Aomo Bulldozing — Lot Improvement Call 646-3979.______Classified ads bring such good ii:? COST-AUDIT Clerk. occupations. 516-234- THEIR MISCELLANEOUS Cozy breakfast nook cal terminology and 8135 Ext. A. for fAd AoZ/doyo/ — Crushed Stone tor Sole — MANCHESTER. Availa­ Seeking Individual Insurance knowledge FARRAND REMODCUNG SERVICES Slone Drhrawayt — Regraded overlooking private response you may have trouble PROFESSNNIAUSM Rdlidbid podldontlol dddnlng, Room addltlona. ddcks, roof*. treed grounds. $147,900. ble Immediately. One with prior accounting helpful. Will train. ^ -Tolland County droa. a Inttilled experience and an ap- FOOD Preparation Crew Ing. aiding, windowa and gutt- SNOW REMOVAL. Man Sentry Real Estate, 643- bedroom apartment. keeping track of interested callers! netits provided. Please Rdfarancdd avallabld. art. All typaa of ramodating and ptltude tor numbers to coll 872-0355.______Supervisor. Reliable with snowblower tak­ 659-3781 4060.O $450, utilities extra. Se- and conclentlous with a 643-5775 rapalra. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. curltv and references maintain accounting FOREMAN tor excova- OLSTEN ing residential ac­ SNOW REMOVAL. MANCHESTER. LARGE Manchester records, monitor and dependable vehicle to Bus. 647-8S09 counts In the Manches- 'equlred. No pets. tlon contractor. Expe­ Resldentlol- FAMILY? Lovely 7 Boyle Management, Herald 643-2711 record lob cost, pro­ work with develop- SERVICES Save money on cleaning Res. 64S-6849 ter orea. Coll 646-0748. Commerclol. Drive­ room Colonial In at­ cess vendor Invoices rience with roadway <>49-4800. and pipework neces­ mentallv disabled 162 Spencer Street products by using ommo- ways, starting at $15. tractive area, close to and perform data en­ adults In a community Old your garden "over Call Bob, 872-8841. all conveniences. It has A''AILABLE Imme­ sary. Salary commen- Manchester, CT 06040 nla, diluted to the strength produce" this year? Sell' try. Call 646-8776, ask based caterer In Man­ recommended on the bot­ 4 bedrooms, 2'/j baths, diately. One bedroom for Jeanne. surates with expe­ chester. Full time, $7.65 Call Kathy or Cindy at fruits and vegetables with GSL Building Mainte­ apartment. $545. Heat rience. Call 647-9745, tle, for washing walls and le ft J PAINTING/ nance Co. Commercl- all hardwood floors, per hour plus benefits. a low-cost od In Classi­ tireplaced living room, and hot water Included. PRIVATE PARTY days or 742-7979, nights, 647-1991 windows. Bringextra mo­ lOD I PAPERING fied. 643-2711. ol/ResIdentlal building For more Information, ney Into your home by first floor laundry, 2 bedroom Townhouse. w e e k e n d s to r contact: HockanumIn­ repoirs and home Im­ $650. Heat and hot wa­ Interview. selling no-longer-needed HAWKES TREE SERVICE provements. Interior steel beam construc­ Merchandise Ads dustries, Annette Bur- SOFTBALL Coach, Jun­ tion. If you need more ter Included. Security ton of 875-0750.______Items with a low-cost ad In Buckat. truck ft chippar. Stump and exterior pointing, and references re­ ior Varsity, Coventry Classified. 643-2711. Wall Papering & light carpentry. Com­ space, let us show you ramovil. Fraa aatlmataa. this spacious home. quired. No pets. Boyle CABINET M a k e r s High School. Begin­ P a i n t i n g Spaclal conalderatlon for plete lonltorlol ser­ needed tor high end ning March 1989. $1600. $209,900 D aniel F. Management Com­ RealdantloL Commarcial* aldariy and handicappad. vice. Experienced, rel­ pany, 649-4800. custom shop. Skilled Contact Mr. Dennis HOUSE CLEANING' Raferancos ft Insurance. iable, free estimates. Reale, Inc., Realtors, and semi-skilled. Ex­ Joy, Principal, Coven­ SERVICES 643-0304. 646-4525 MANCHESTER. Two COAST GUARD Aftartv Maftsony 449-4431 647-7553 cellent pay and benef­ try High School, 78 Spend tim e with your family MANCHESTER. G r a ­ bedroom Townhouse. its. Apply or coll New RIplev Hill Rood, Cov­ during the holidays, let us Gary McHughs 443-9321 \ ! ' ' cious and spacious six Nice location, all ap­ CAREERS England Country entry, C T 06238. Phone, clean your home. Call room Colonial with 3 pliances. Hot, hot wa­ Wood working/Harris 742-7346, otter January 742-0217 or 643-4642 KITCHEN & BATH A large bedrooms and ter, carpeting, air con- * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Immediate openings tor men and women Hardwood, 649-4663. 3.______ask tor Diane or Michelle V/i baths. Located In dltlonlno. Coll 647-1595. * Additional Lines 5W Per Line, Per Day desirable Highland l e a n between 17-28 enlisted, reserve and MEDICAL Receptionist le y I ROOFING/ REMODELING : , first floor, one * Classifications 71 thru 87 WELDER Fabricator. for busy family prac­ BOOKKEEPING/ Park School district. bedroom. Large kit­ officer opportunities available. Technical SIDING New kitchen cabinets chen and living room. * Merchandise Under »250 Must hove 2 years ex­ tice In East Hartford. INCOME TAX From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, training and exciting career possiblel perience In blue prints Must be good with our own craftsmen do the complete job — and remodeled bath. Front/rear porch. I $149,900. Sentry Real Parking. $500/month. * Ad must contain price! Programs tor High School grads, QED's and layout. Paid uni­ phone, know billing neatly and on schedule. process or willing to MANCHESTER Estate, 643-4060.O Call 646-4144. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds forms and benefits. 289- 1988 INCOME TAXES Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. and college graduates. Call 240-4258 to 2323. EOE learn. Coll 643-6979 R O O F IN G A P A R TM E N T tor rent. due to this low price... from 1-4pm or 6-8pm. Consultation / Preparation see If you qualify to be part of a team that MECHANIC. To maintain Holiday Special 649-5400 C0NDDMINIUM8 529-7858 or 563-4438. helps others while helping yourself. and repair our trucks GUIDANCE Counselor. Individuals / All typai of roofing ft ropolra. FDR SALE .V1ANCHESTER. Three and eaulpment. Com­ Regional School Dis­ Sole Proprietors HERITAGE KITCHEN and I bedroom, IVz baths, pany paid uniforms trict No. 8, Senior High 20% Off SHARPEN YOUR PEN­ $800 plus utilities. Two CALL CLASSIFIED School Is seeking quali­ Dan Mosler 649-3329 BATH CENTER, INC. CIL! I I Owner's will THE COAST GUARD and benefits. 289-2323. 645-8830 ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester bedrooms, $525/month EOE fied applicants for Gui­ consider creative fi­ plus utlltles, security AN ARMED SERVICE AND MORE , dance Counselor. Send nancing on this super 5 and. references, no 6 4 3 " 2 7 1 1 N O W ! letter of application to: room Condo Town- pets. 643-2121. Michael R. Reilly, 2 house at Beechwood In M A N C H ES TER . One bed­ Pendleton Drive, He­ f^HDMER F»1 HOMER HOMER HOMER Manchester. 2 bed­ room apartment, heat, bron, Connecticut, rooms, 1.5 baths, full hot water, carpeting, 06248. 228-9417,643-4210. [£1J FOR RALE l i J FOR RALE f 'A- ' •.><’ «< PLACING OR l i l l FOR RALE I^FOR RALE private basement with air conditioning, oil ap- la u n d ry hook-ups. CLASSIFIED CRAFTS CANCELING AN AD IS SPECIAL Education BECAUSE YOU never pllonces. Call 649-5240. CLASSIFIED CRAFTS llN O O N THE DAY A i d e . T o assist FIN D IN G A cash buyer ______BEGIN SOUTHERN New Eng­ Nicely decorated A Feature of This Newspaper A Feature of This Newspaper know when someone will for sporting goods eaulp­ H ER EI Why rent when land classifleld ads move-ln condition. Im­ SINGLE family. 2 bed­ BEFORE, MONDAY - teachers In classroom room. $700 per month. of Junior High School. be searching for the Item ment Is easy when you you could relox In your reach nearly 800,000 mediate occupancy. FRIDAY, IN ORDER own home? Come see Utilities not Included. 181 days per year, 8 sick you hove for sole. It's advertise In classified. homes In Connecticut Coll today. $119,900. TO MAKE THE NEXT better to run your want ad this I bedroom Town- and Rhode Island. The Also avallole at $750.00 Large private yard. Af- days, 4 paid holidays, 3 ter 5pm, 643-9321. ISSUE. FRIDAY personal days, salary for several days... cancel­ MANCHESTER. KEEP house and we will show price for a basic 25 a month. Jackson 8i AFTERNOON BY 2:30 range In 6 steps ($5.80- ing It as soon as you get AN EYE ON YOUR you how. Easily affor­ word ad Is only $55 and Jackson Real Estate, MANCHESTER. F o u r PM FOR MONDAY'S $8.60) depending on ex­ results. IN-LAW S Let your In­ dable. $75,500 Century will appear In 43 news­ 647-8400.O______room apartment In 2 laws live In this separ­ 21 Epstein Realty, 647- papers. For more In­ family. Appliances, ISSUE. THANK YOU perience. Coll Mrs. 8895.0 Morin at RHAM Junior EAST HARTFORD. EAS­ ate 3 room apartment formation coll Classi­ L D T8/LA N D heat and hot water, 2 FOR YOUR cor parking. Adults High School, Hebron, ILY AFFORDABLE. with full both, enclosed MANCHESTER. Bright fied, 643-2711 and ask FOR RALE IM COOPERATIONIII 228-9432 or 647-0764 for This three bedroom porch and patio. But and sunny country kit­ tor detqlls.o______preferred, no pets. application or Infor­ home has been given a you can still keep an chen will be the center DRESSED TO THE Available Imme­ spruce-up. New Insu­ eve on them from your of family life In this BOLTON. Large wooded, diately. Security and mation. Position avail­ N IN ES !!! Stunning 6 sloping lot In area of able January 3rd. lated windows, new beautiful 8 room att­ affordable 7 room plus Room Cape Cod on references. 647-1478. I AUTOMOTIVE dealer­ vinyl siding, newly ached colonial. This Ranch with 3 bed­ fine homes. $115,000. ) ; AIR-CONDITIONED MARTIN CONDO. Adelaide Road. Taste­ Coll evenings, 646-3120. ship looking for co- painted, refInIshed home has many out­ rooms, den and gar­ fully decorated Includ­ : Clever martin house designed to provide shler/phone operotor. wood floors all en- standing features for age. Convenient to 1- MANCHESTER. Two HDME8 H BACHELOR BENCH. Easy and inexpensiva ing a magnificlent new constant, upward ventilation through all 24 Hours, Mondov- Roal Estate chance this charming you and your family. 384. $174,900. Sentry custom designed kit­ family building lot. 646- FDR RENT I to build from pine and plywood. Bachelor nesting compartments. Hinged front and Frldav, 4-9pm, all day Cape with fireplace, $198,500. Realty World, Real Estate, 643-4060.O chen. 3 bedrooms, 2 full 0666. I ; bench is a combination step stool, fold back walls provide easy access for clean­ Saturday, 9-5. Will con­ formal dining room, Benoit, Frechette As­ BRAND NEW LISTINGII baths, expandable 2nd COVENTRY. W ooded MANCHESTER. Nine ! down ironing board and seat, all in one ter- ing. 24x36x26 inches. Plans include sider splitting the HOMES garage, treed yard. sociates, 646-7709.0 Unique 6 plus 42 family floor, large sunporch building lot with view room, single family, : rific project. Plans include step by step in- detailed Instructions and full size patterns. week. Experience pre­ Century 21 Epstein MANCHESTER. A 2 on East Middle Turn­ overlooking beautiful In new subdivision. set back high above ferred. Please call tor FDR SALE East Middle Turnpike. i structions. #0519 $4.95 #2041 $5.95 Realty, 647-8895.D FAMILY GEM OF A pike In Manchester. fenced yard. Seeing Is $78,000. Call 871-6096. an appointment. 646- MANCHESTER. SPA­ HOUSE. The first floor First floor consists of believing! $249,900 Available Imme­ 4321, Lynch Toyota All real estate advertised In diately. $950/month. i SAriSFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! CIOUS!! This nine of this two family 2-3 bedrooms, modern Jackson 8, Jackson Pontloc.______the Manchester Herald Is otters you everything kitchen and bath, hard­ Real Estate, 647-8400.D References and secur- : To order plans mail check or money order To order plans mall check or money order room Colonial has 4 Rentals TEACHER Home Eco- sublect to the Fair Housing bedrooms, 7'Ai baths. you could possible wood floors and a fire­ Ity. Coll Kenot643-1442. : and project number and name, with your and project number and name, with your Act of IMS, which makes It MANCHESTER. Bock on name, address and zip code. Add $2.95 for nomlcs, Coventry High Illegal to advertise any pref­ Aoproxmlately 2,000 want In a single family place. Second floor Is 4 the market. Six room M AN CH ES TER . One bed­ name, address and zip code. Add $2.95 for School to begin late home. Fireplace In liv­ rooms, 2 bedrooms, room. Security. No : catalog (includes $16 in discount erence, limitation ordlscrlm- so. feet of living space. Cape featuring three catalog (includes $16 in discount January 1989. C T Certi­ Lower level rec room ing room, lovely den, bath with shower, mod­ R 0D M 8 pets. $450. 647-9976. couplons!) In Okla. please add tax. Incrtlon based on race, color, large bedrooms, spa­ couplonsi) In Okla. please add tax. fication required. Con­ religion, sex or national with wet bar, closets. beautifully appllanced ern kitchen and excel­ cious eot-ln kitchen, FDR RENT BOLTON. Manchester r CLASSIFIED CRAFTS CLASSIFIED CRAFTS tact Mr. Dennis Joy, origin, or an Intention to First floor family room new kitchen built to lent storage. Full base­ tireplaced living room, line. 8 room house, 3 or .S ( MsiicmsTOa MnuoosMM:) Principal, Coventry make any such preference, with fireplace. You perfection. Three bed­ ment, storage garage, two car garage, large MANCHESTER. F u r ­ 4 bedrooms, on 4 acres MfHAlO WMi:) limitation or discrimination. P.O. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 High School, 78 RIplev have to see this beauti­ rooms, 2 car garge and fenced yard. Attrac­ lot with In-ground pool. nished room, kitchen with 2 to 3 car garage. P O. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 The Herald will not know­ fenced In yard. Realty tively priced at and parking privileges. HIM Road, Coventry, ingly accept any advertise­ ful home. Located In a P re fe rre d Bowers Nice country house. i C T 06238. Phone, 742- ment which Is In violation of lovely area. $239,500 World, Benoit, $169,900. Jackson 8, School district. Security and referen­ $950 per month. Call 7346, otter January 3., the law. Daniel F. Reale, Inc. Frechette Associates, Jackson Real Estate, $149,900. Klernon ces. $75 weekly. 569- days, 289-4881 or 646- Realtors, 646-4525o 646-7709.O 647-8400.D Realty, Inc., 649-1147. 3528 or 649-4248. 6407 evenings. n:a.*ens*v»res-rt seMir^r p y y HOMES MISCELLANEOUS > t a'S-a-aw p ve j .» » .i * FOR RENT I forsale

EAST HARTEORD/Glas- EIGHT month old water- tonbury line. Seven bed, S325. Courthouse SPORTS room Cope with One Gold membership. screened porch, gor- 12Vi months left for ooe, nice lot, first floor •450. Compared to reg­ laundry hook-ups. In­ ular price of $700 plus. side of house Is brand Eric 649-3426.0______Vikings bench new. Available Janu­ IN-GROUND Pool tips, ary 1st. S975 plus utll- 16x32, $3295, 20x40, tles. Security, no pets. •4395. Coll 743-7300 ev- •73-4381, 649-5400, 647- enlngs or 74M552. wiii be criticai 9040. FOR Sole. Holiday Health HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS Matrix Membership, BEAUTY SALONS STORE ANO •600. Call Jackie at FRUIT BASKETS UNIQUE GIFTS By Mike Ncdel 647-1990. The Associated Press lOFFICE SPACE TRES CHIC PERO’S FRUIT STAND CRAFTSMEN’S WATKINS Centre. 14( BEAUTY SALON Fancy Fruit Baskets - GALLERY EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn, — Defensive end Doug and 165 sg. ft. available TAB delivered locally - shipped Martin is out. Linebacker Jesse Solomon and December. Telephone SALES ... has gift certificates available nationwide. Large selection of "The Piece on Cooper St." running back Darrin Nelson are questionable. Nose answering, word pro­ for all your holiday styles. Imported wicker. Make great Our treaa ara piled with omamants. tackle Henry Thomas is trying to come back from And wa have Christmas Items cessing, copier and Christmas Gifts. an injury and his backup. Tim Newton, may be done Fax. Wilson Business NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- Great Stocking Stuffera! galore. aral Statute 23-65 prohibits 303 East Center Street 278 Oakland St., Manchester for the season. Offices. 647-0073. the postlne of odvertlsa- Our shelvee are stuffed with It’s obvious that if the Minnesota Vikings are to STORES and Offices for ments by any parson, firm or 643-2483 6 4 3 -6 3 8 4 bears and dolla. rent. 400-1500 sauore corporation on o telaeroph, And oh so much, much more. get by the Los Angeles Rams in Monday’s NFC feet. Rent starting at telephone, electric light or Irene Is hare as always with Qlnny wild-card game, they will need more production •275. Excellent loca­ power pole or to a tree, helping too, than ever from their bench. shrub, rock, or onv other FLORAL JEWELRY Stop by tor soma fun shopping, tion. 647-9233, 649-5334. natural oblect without a writ­ “Fortunately, the depth of the club has And we’ll wrap It up for you. ten permit for the purpose of T h e improved.” said Coach Jerry Bums, who three protecting It orthepubllcond PARK HILL JOYCE AD AMS APPLE Holiday Houra, Opan 7 Daya INDUSTRIAL carries a fine of up to S50 for FLOWER SHOP of Vornon# In c . years ago took over a team with few quality PROPERTY each offense. reserves. He now has a bench full of one-time Fancy Fruit Baskets ▼ Boxwood 14 Carat Gold Chains, SS Cooper St. 647-8161 standouts and. the club hopes, future standouts. Trees - All Your Christmas Needs!! Bracslsta, Earrlnga MANCHESTER. 3400 Open Dally 10am-9pm / Sun. KF4 A1 “Bubba” Baker arrived early in the season sauore foot, free­ 36 Oak St., Manchester DAVID'S GIFT SHOPPE Automotive EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 when Martin was a contract holdout. Now that standing Industrial 649-0791 Rt. 83, Vernon, CT, 875-0060 Martin is done for the year with a knee injury, building. Loading 872-3001 Tmekad in m CoriMr of Commactiemt dock, parking. Wood­ “Bubba is a godsend.” Bums said. land Industrial Park. DA yiD*S offers one of ihe /inesl :>-3. “This may be the last chance I get to play in a Principals only. 643- CARS ELECTRONICS seleciions of handcrofied gifts Super Bowl.” said Baker, whose 11 seasons have 2121. BRAY JEWELERS FOR SALE ’^pteimlixtng in Dimmondt" Houra: Wed.-Sat. 10 to 5 been divided between four teams. “This is the most a Seiko a Lassale Watches Friday Nile Until 8 • Sundays 12 to 4 important game of my career. If we're fortunate Merchandise 1982 MERCURY Zepher. 4 AL SIEFFERFS Watch making and enough to win. the next one will be the most door, 72,000 miles. Goldamithing on premises WRAP UP A LUV TUB important game of my career.” Great shape. Florida APPLIANCES AN IDEAL GIFT FOR COUPLES AP p h o to Baker has S'A sacks, giving him 122‘A in his career car. $2600. Call 537-1114 699 MAIN ST. including 23 his rookie year with the Detroit Lions. I: or 645-6455.______MANCHESTER a 643-5617 GIFT CERTIFICATES OILER BACK — Houston’s Mike Rozier Browns today in Cleveland in the AFC Fua OILAMAL/ Shop now for a full oalactlon of AVAILABLE ANYTIME He was also involved in one of the Vikings’ least 1979 MERCURY Cougor. TVa, VCR'a, Audio Equipment, Call (30), shown in a file photo, and his wild card game. proud moments of the season. Against Philadelphia I FIREWOOD Needs some work. $500 or best offer. 645-0610. Big Screen TVa, Camcordera, Ml- CHRISTMAS TREES MANCHESTER VILLAGE teammates will meet the Cleveland on Sept. 25, he got into a disagreement with Eagles SEASONED firewood for crowavea, CD Ptayera, Woshera, tackle Ron Heller and poked Heller in the eye. Baker sale. Cut, split and 1904 MERCURY Marquis. MOTOR INN • 040-2300 One owner. Excellent Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. Come See Our Choice was suspended for a game. delivered. $35 per load. Solomon has been the Vikings’ most unsung and 74M182. condition. 39,000 miles. M L S A M n R Blue Sky Trading Co. Fully eauipped. $5395 W 0 will b9at any prteal Ckristniat Trws Browns not taking Oilers lightly valvable defensive player. When healthy, he is on 633-2824. 445 Hartford Rd., Manchestor Cut your own... Blua a WhHa Spruca American Indian jewelry and the field for every defensive down because he is the PETS ANO am Oaraaealn aralaMa lor awtae Flanang artwork, leather wallets, bells and the wild-card game if it had held and a half (since November 1987). only linebacker who plays the pass as well as he SUPPLIES 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 Bv Chuck Melvin KnnCEthniChrMMs buckles, gold and silver jewelry. Tie The Associated Press onto its lead. When you lose to a division rival, plays the run. S a // Your Car BwgBst NiHMry die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cerds for “I don’t know that we’re over it our team treats it like it’s a death His strained knee has forced Bums to replace him BOXER Puppies. AKC, by committee. Second-year pro Ray Berry will start Champion bloodlines, S71 Oaaaag at. S a Wlndaor Chrisimaa and other important CLEVELAND — Coach Jerry yet.” a subdued Glanville'said by in the family. But we’ve always VIDEOS OFtN 7 OiAVS A W ltX if Solomon can’t play, and Bums said he also might 12 weeks old. 267-8074. dales. Mexican Jerga's, Mexican Glanville would have you believe telephone before a practice this managed to come out of these ★ 644-1966* his Houston Oilers are a despond­ week. “I guess the way that game things.” use Walker Lee Ashley. Darrell Fullington, Joey MOVIES & MORE heavy wool wrap sweathers, *48. Browner and David Howard at Solomon’s weak-side I MISCELLANEOUS 4 Linas — 10 Days ent. beaten team merely going ended up, you don’t have the joy The Browns expect anything OF I8ANCHEBTER 217 Center St., Manchester spot in given situations. FOR SALE 509 charge each addi­ "Your Homo Wdao Sfore" RESTAURANTS through the motions. i of going ifl^tbe playoffs Ji^ttead. but a letdown by the Oilers this tional line, per day. You The Cleveland Browns aren’t you have the downer of losihg a week. Berry, the team’s second-round draft choice in can concol at any time. Burr Comar Shoppping Plata RENTS NEW YORK STYLE 647-0607 game yo^ really felt you had a “It’s tough to play an opponent IISeToNand Tpka. buying it for one minute. 1987 who played little after a training-campholdout. SORRY, DEUCSTESSEN A RESTAinUNT ' The Golden Goose “After losing a game like that? chance taWin.” two weeks straight, especially admitted that he is preparing a bit differently this NO REFUNDS OR Video Sales & Rentals An Oilers' publicist pointed out when you beat them the first ENDROLLS ADJUSTMENTS QItt Certificatea Cifia Galore Put yourself in their position,” week. 2716 width - 2S8 Gift Cartincates Available Corned Beet - PaatramI - Bagela - Folk An • Tla - Baakata - PoUary - Lamps - says Cleveland receiver Webster that Glanville’s mood might have week,” said Slaughter, who DoUa - Woddaa Toys- DHod Plovers “During the season, I always had to prepare well 13% width • 2 for 289 CAU HERALD Mon.-TlMn. loepn • Ft), a SaL lOatSOpm Hand-Cut Lox - Smoked Flah Slaughter. “If it was me. I’d want been affected by a knee injury he caught the game-winning 22-yard 8tML 1t>7 pm Nxw Opmn 7 Dmyt suffered when he was hit by one of touchdown from Don Strock in the because any of the linebackers could get hurt at any MUST be ptekad up at tlw CLASSIFIED 42a Hartford Tpka. Vamon Twin Pondx Center • St4 C Merrow Rd. to come back and play that much time.” he said. “But. oh yeah, this is different. HaraM Offlea Monday thru Manchester a 643-6455 Rte. 195 • Tolland, CT harder. I’d be pumped up.” his players before last week’s fourth quarter Sunday. “They’re We’re in the playoffs now. It’s going to be exciting. Thuraday batoca 11 a.m. only. 875-1344 The Browns overcame a 16- game. not going to wa nt to get beat twice 643-2711 872-3541 “I feel like I’ve got a flat tire.” in a row.” The Rams may try to take advantage of me. I’ll be point third-quarter deficit and on the spot.” beat the Oilers 28-23 last Sunday, Glanville said. Strock. 38, was scheduled to setting up a rematch in Satur­ Before the Oilers think about start for the Browns because of Nelson has had his most fmstrating season. His day’s AFC wild card game — forfeiting, however, Glanville the sprained knee suffered by hamstring pull is only the latest of a rash of injuries CLYDE same teams, same stadium. noted that they’ve survived some Bemie Kosar on Dec, 12. Kosar that held him to 380 rushing yards. l E X T R A : CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Houston would have eliminated tough times before. resumed practicing Wednesday With D.J. Dozier experiencing another injury- ROUTE S3, VERNON the Browns and would have “We rebound.” he said. “We but didn’t work out Friday, said filled season. Nelson will be replaced by Allen Rice, as Monia Carlo 16995 earned home field advantage for haven’t lost two in a row in a year Browns spokesman Kevin Byrne. the Vikings' second-leading msher with 322 yards. I C A S H \ as Elactm T Typa '10,495 txhai's right! You can J S3 Bulek Ragal *6995 Jmakc extra money f as Marc Lynx *2675 Xby selling unneeded f as Ford Eacon 4 Dr. *4395 Bills facing a possible team unity problem Xitems to readers of T as Skylark 4 Dr. *8995 Jthe Classified columns^ SSCalabrlty4Dr. *7695 ORCHARD PARK, N Y. (AP) - At Riddick made the comments Mon­ Levy said he expected Riddick and “Even a lot of the time this year there have been a lot of good catches ♦You’ll be surprised JOst^ SSCaprlca4Dr. *9995 a time when the Buffalo Bills would day during taping of a cable television Kelly to meet and “iron it out.” ♦ how quickly your ad ♦ like to gearing up for their first playoff show broadcast Friday in Rochester. Riddick criticized Kelly for being by the receivers where he’d just throw as Canlury Wga *8595 the ball out there and they’d get it,” he ♦will pull response. f as Cantury 4 Dr. *6995 game since 1981. the team appears to He later retracted some of his one-dimensional in his passing. ▼Readers will be calling^ as Skyfiawk Wag. *5995 be stmggling to maintain team unity. remarks ^fter they were published in “He likes to throw the ball deep ... said during the show. jyou before you know itj S7 LaSabra 4 Dr. *10,995 / Earlier this week, running back the Rochester Times-Union. To me, Jim doesn’t really throw a Riddick later told the Buffalo News S7 Spadrum 2 Dr. *7995 Rob Riddick said he was “unhappy But Bills coach Marv Levy said good long ball. In the USFL. he was it was “stupid and unprofessional” for as Gala. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 with the quarterback situation” and Thursday the comments were foolish considered a long-ball passer, but his him to criticize Kelly’s passing 1643-2711 I complained that Jim Kelly was not and that he hoped they wouldn’t be receivers were running 4.2s and 4.3s. ability 872-9111 throwing enough passes to mnning disruptive to the team. He’d stand back there and throw the The Bills. 12-4. have struggled since backs “It’s always a foolish thing for a ball as far as he (could) and the clinching the AFC East Division title. “I just don’t feel Jim isdoing the job player to publicly assess his team­ receivers would outrun the ball. That The team lost three of its last four he’s being paid to do," Riddick said. mate,” Levy said. made him look good.” regular season games. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief ScorebfNird Whalers h6st Penguins SOUTHWEST CHARLOTTE (181) Arkansas 97, Sam Houston St. 79 Trlpucko 1022 9j12 30, Rombis 38 32 8, H A R TFO R D — The Hartford Whalers, after the _ TOURNAMENTS (Sum m on, Sutter), 19:31. Penalties— Power-play Opportunities— Pittsburgh 1 Christmas break, will host the Pittsburgh Penguins Basketball Hoppen 24024, Holton 0121-19, Reld02232 Oiomlnade OirMmat Classic Braves sign Evans K.Samuelsson, Phi (holding), :X ; Wells, of 5; New Jersey 1 ot 8. 7^iiFs!? T / J .‘^ ” 'JV''5J?"77347, Kempton FirM Round 7-10 24 16, (jreen 01 00 a Bogues 35 0 2 4, Hockev Phi (cross-checking),3:25. Goalies— Pittsburgh, Borrasso, 11-153 Monday night at 7:30 (SportsCliannel, W TIC) at the St. Louis 86, M iam i, Fla. 71 A TL A N TA (AP) — The Atlanta Braves on Friday Shots on goal— Hartford 151515— 35. («) sholsX saves). New Jersey, Burke, Civic Center. L e w I s M 0 0 0 . Totals 41-98 1329 103 OM Stylo Ctotslc signed free agent infielder Darrell Evans, 41. who Philadelphia 1511-9-33. 11-12-6 (7S-76). NBA itinilings gi~gg 24 a 16 19^101 IBIrd Ftaco Power-ploy Opportunities— Hartford 0 of A— 14,633. ___ a 24 a 3o-ia Austin Peoy C , N. Carolina A A T 68 started his big-league career in Atlanta 20 seasons 6; Philadelphia 1 of 5. 3W int goals— Paxson, Tripucka, Curry „**9letee— Denis Morel. Linesmen— ago. NHL standings Goalies— Hartford, Llut, 5151 (XshotvX Kevin Collins, M ark Vines. Dawn Martin contributes EASTIRN CONFERENCE saves). Philadelphia, Hextall, 15152 Chprlotto 61 (Cureton 9). Evans technically signed a minor-league con­ AltaMIc DMtton WALES CONFERENCE (3531). WILLIMANTIC — Junior Dawn Martin, a _ w L Ret. OB tract. with incentive bonuses available if he makes A— 17,421 Hocksytoday New York is 7 .770 — FIS OF OA Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Manchester High graduate, is a contributor with the PMIodHoMa 14 11 .560 4 the major league team. That move was needed Gerard GoufMer, PotDopuzzo. Eastern Connecticut State University women’s Beiton 12 12 ,s» 5Vi because the Braves’ 40-man big-league roster was PmstNirgli 45 MS 141 PlilllxM^la 40 151 130 No gomesscheduled,astheNHLtokesthe basketball team to date. Martin has started eight of ” ’S 7>A No oomes are scheduled. Sunday, the Los filled. NY Rongtrs 39 137 133 Angeles Lakers and Utah Jazz meet In o Sabras 5, Mapia Lasts 2 Christmas weekend oft. The schedule WoNMnoton 6 14 .273 W'A Csvsilere 119. BuperBonIcs 107 WosMngtan 39 122 121 resumes with seven games Monday. the nine games for the 6-3 W arriors and is averaging nattanolly televised gome of the Salt Palace Last season with Detroit. Evans hit .208 with 22 Now Jo n e y 33 121 138 Control Division p.m. EST) and Washineton visits Streaks 8.9 points and 23.6 mnutees per game. She is third on lOT) home runs and 64 runs batted In, after hitting .257 N Y Itlonders 18 K)1 146 T ereata l • 1—2 Phitodelphia has won six straight games Oevoland is s .783 — Phllodelphla(7p.m.). A I DIvMoa team in assists with lOand isaveraging3.4rebounds 18 7 .720 1 Stars with 34 homers and 99 R BI In the Tigers’ Euftato 12 1-4 end Is 51-1 In Its lost 11.... Oetrott's Stove AAontroat 52 153 120 First Perloi5-1, Toronto, Fergus 10 Yzermon hod two goals and two ossists per game. SEATTLE (W ) Thursday pennant-winning 1987 season. Detroit did not offer Boston 37 117 111 (Secord, Leemon), 12:42 (pp). 2, Buffalo, Mljwoukoe 13 10 .565 S ‘ i.® ? S * 2 i3 ’‘ 7,M cK ey6-163314, UsterSOl-l Akeem Olaluwon, Rockets, hod S points, Thursday nlght-extendlnghlspolnt-scorlng Ctileoco " - - * him a contract for 1989. Buffalo 32 124 143 Hoitae 8 (Housley, Hartm an), 16:1Z streok to 23 gonnes— tying him with Woyne ll. McMWon 1-0 (W 2, Ellis 14-19 01 32, ISrebounds, six steals, five blacksandthree Ouebec 29 132 167 Penalties—Bolmlng, Ter (heWIrH)), :n ; Indiana 5 X * . » 13V^ McOonM 8-17 33 19, Threott 56 OO 11, Gretzky of Los Angelesforthelongeststreak assists, leodlng Houston too 125-109 victorv A lifetime .249 hitter, the left-handed hitting Hofitard 28 120 120 Arnlel, But (Interference), 8:14; of the season. Yzermon has 26 goals and X WESTERN CONFERENCE SchooM02000, PolynIceOI 000 Lucas 46 over the Los Angeles Clippers. Carter wants Cowboys MMWOSl DIvltlen Evans is 22nd on the all-time home run list with 403. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Dodger, But (hooking), II :2S; Ramsey, But assists during thestreok. 0 0 11, Reynolds0 2 0 0 8 Totals 45-91314107. Netrls Dhrittaa (Interference), 17:41. Stafs W L Pet. M W L T Fts GF OA D A LLA S (AP) — Dallas Mavericks owner Donald Dallas 15 8 .639 CLEVELAND (119) AAontreal Is 152-3 in Us lost X gomes and Houston ww. Detroit 18 11 5 41 143 I X Second Period— 3, Buffalo, Sheppard 11 1555 since Oct. X . ... Philadelphia's 4-2 16 9 .640 _S 0lH|iw 316 0 0 18, Nonce 1319 33 27, St. Louts 13 15 6 32 113 116 Carter backed up an offer for the Dallas Cowboys Denver 15 10 1 (Turgeon, Cre1iFiton),12:M(pp). 6 Buffalo, victory over the New York Islanders .400 NHL denies Invitation Toronto 12 22 2 26 111 160 RuuItu 6 (Amlel, Follgno), 14:58. & Buftalo, team with a $10 million deposit and a written letter Utah 14 11 .560 2 Tranaactioiia Thursday putthe Flyersover .500tortheflrst San Antonio Minnesota 10 18 6 26 106 131 Donnelly 4 (Crelehton, Tucker), 19:16. tlmeslnceNov.& expressing his interest, a television station reported 7 17 .292 iiS iS .* ^* * * * ^ Dudlev 321-21 Totals 5090 N EW YOR K (AP) — The National Hockey Chicago 8 22 4 X 131 165 Penalty— Kotsopoulos, Tor (holding), ShetsenBOOl M iami 2 21 .007 13 13»119. Friday. Snwilte Divislen 11:44. Minnesota Is 1-for-X on the power ploy in RocHVc DIvltiMi JC5S_-. 19 a a a 2—111 League and its players’ union Friday denied reports Calgorv 23 6 5 51 146 93 Third Period— 6, Buftalo, Krupp L.A. Lokers 16 8 .667 Its lost 11 gom es....The New York Islanders Carter met with Cowboys’ owner Bum Bright ®f2S!5f* . *1 *• 1* 15 14-119 from Moscow that the league had invited the Soviets Los Angeles 23 12 1 47 193 146 (Ruuttu, Arnlel), 4:49.7, Toronto, Dooust 5 ore 516 when they outshoot their oppotrents Portlond 15 10 .600 3 W nt ^ I s — Ellis A Lucas a Threott. BASEBALL ’Thursday night to discuss his $130 million offer for Phoenix American League to field an N H L team. Edmonton 19 13 4 42 167 141 (Reid, Kotsopoulos), 14:06. Penally— and 5150 In games In which they trolled 13 10 .565 2‘^ H«*»ou»kJs— Seattle 41 Vancouver 14 17 5 X 119 115 Seattle 3 SEATTLE AAARINERS— Named Gene Ruuttu, But (t r M n a ) , 9:25. enterlngthe third period. the team, the report said. Bright had rejected that 13 11 J42 iy.?Sr l’>< Ctavelond S t (Nance 10). Winnipeg 13 13 6 32 135 I X Shots on goal— ^Toronto K)6'15-31. Buf­ Golden State 10 13 Olnes batting coach. Slumps .435 5V^ >tolst8-6«Bl1le a (Lucas 8), Cleveland B mdov's (Sanies talo 15253-36. The Islanders are 1-144) In their lost 15 offer from Carter and an undisclosed investor this L.A. Clippers 9 17 .346 6 (•Sloe 11).Totalfouls Soofflea,Cleveland Nollenal League Sacramento ATLANTA BRAVES-SIgned Darrell Lata Gomee Met Included Power-ploy Opportunities— Toronto 1 ot games and 1-50slnce the return of Al Arbour week. 5 17 227 10 17. Technical- Seallle dealv of game. Ptilladelphla5, Harttord4 4; Buftalo 1 of Z _ _ FrtdaVs Games A— 15057. Evans, lnflelder,toamlnor-leaouecontract. Wyoming rewards Roach as coach.... Boston Is511-5ln Its lost21 gomes "He reiterated his offer is for 100 percent of the Buftalo 5, Toronto 2 Goalies— Toronto, Wreggel, 5151 (X and has scored only 27 goals In 12 gomes In CINCINNATI REOS-Announced the Plttsiwrahl New Jersev2 shotvJI saves). Buffalo, Puppa, 11-7-4 December. team and 100 percent of Texas Stadium.’’ Jack M iam i 101, Utah 80 LA R A M IE , Wyo. (AP) — Wyoming football coach New York Rangers Z Washington 2 (31-29). Atlanta 131, Indlona 114, relocation of their Gulf Coast team to Plont Swinas Veatch. of the Dallas office of Salomon Bros., the Otv, Flo., from Kissimmee, Ro. Paul Roach today received a contract extension — 14,365 la st season, the (talgory Flames led the aevelond 119. Seattle 107, O T Big East standings Quebec5, Wlnnlpeg4 ^eferee— Bob MVbrs. Linesmen— New York investment company handling the offers, Charlotte 100, Chicoeo 101 BASKETBALL that runs for nine years and provides a $10,000 pay NHL with 23 short-handed goals. This Big East Conference National BosketaeU Assoclolten Detroit at CMeoge, (n) Ron Asselstlne, Leon Stickle. seoson,althoughtheyhavethebestrecordln told K X A S -TV in Dallas. Clippers 114, San Antonio 108 O'all Calgcrv at Edmonton, (n) Dallas at Milwaukee, (n) w L w L MIAMI HEAT— Adlvoted OnroyneWo- raise. the league, the Flames have only two Seton Hall shlngton, guard, from Inlured list. Re­ Los Angeles at Vancouver, (n) short-handed goals. Denver at Phoenix, (n) 1 0 10 0 Under the extension approved by university Sotardoy’s Oomes SoOTmenta at L A. Lakers, (n) Providence 1 0 6 0 quested waivers on Clinton Wheeler, , Syracuse guard. trustees. Roach, 61, can serve either as athletic No gomes scheduled Psngulns 2 Oavlls 2 NBA levies fines Golden State a t Portlond, (n) 0 0 11 0 SaMtavl Games Georgetown 0 Continental Basketball Assedolten director, as football coach, or as both during the Sotantoy's Oames 0 7 0 No gomes Mheduled No gomes scheduled Connecticut 0 0 6 1 CEDAR RAPIDS SILVER BULLETS— Flltsburgh 0 2 8 0-2 M IL W A U K E E (AP) — An NBA official said Pittsburgh Released Jett Moe, guard, and Tony nine years. The new contract pays Roach $80,000 MaMoVt Gomes NewJersev l o ) 0 -2 Football , ^ Sunday's Oomes 0 0 5 3 Slew Jersey at New York Rangers, 1:3S C:hicago star Michael Jordan and Milwaukee L.A. Lakers at Utah, 3:30 p.m. VUIonovo 0 0 6 4 Karasek, center. Adlvoted Steve Haves, annually. Hrst period— 1, New Jersey, Broten 7 St. John's center, and Keith Smart, guard. p.m. (Kurvers, MacLeon), 13:04 (pp). assistant coach Frank Hamblen will be fined for Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 0 1 6 2 Roach, with a 21-4 coaching record in two years, Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Bostpn College 0 1 6 3 ROCHESTER FLYERS-SIgned Andre Renames— (.emIeuK, P it (ro M h ln a ), 4:07; criticizing referees following the Bulls’ 112-93 Patterson, forward. Released Glen Clem, (nirrently holds both positions for the Cowboys, who FNtiburgh at Hcnttard, 7:3S p.m. Vellschok, NJ (roughing), 4 : ^ Orella, NJ New York Islanders at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. NFL playoff picture victory over the Bucks Dec. 17. NBA results Friday's Results forward. are heading to their second straight Holiday Bowl (holding), 4:40; D^stro, Pit (roughing), UConn 76, Pepperdinc 70 FOOTBALL appearance. 7 :X ; Hllller, Pit (roughing), 11 ;81; Vbrbeek, Rod Thom , the N B A ’s director of operations, said N iagara 68, St. Jo h n 's 63 Notlenal Foelball League St. Louis at Chicago, 8:X p.m. NJ (roughing), 11:32; Cunneyworth, Pit Saturday, Dec. 14 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Ploced Ooug Winnipeg at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. (tripping), 12:18; Cunneyworth, Pit the league is completing its investigation of the Tuesday's Games Calgary at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. AFC Wild Cord Hest 101. Jszz 80 Maine ot Providence DuBose, running bock, on Inlured (roughing), 15:14; Lolselle, N J (rough­ Houston at Cleveland, 1:X p.m. matter and would announce the fines at a later date. Syracuse at Rutgers reserve. in g ),15:14; Dykstra,Plt(hohflng), M:02. MonSoy, Dec. 16 Chicago coach Doug Collins and Milwaukee coach . BCAC Heiday Festivoi HOCKEY Second Period— 2, Pltlstxirgh 7 (Cullen), NFC Wild Cord UTAH (SO) St. John's vs. Fordhom National Hockey League Magic meets deadline NHL resuHs 7:». 3, Pittsburgh, Cunneyworth 18 Los Angeles Roms ot Minnesota. 2:X p.m . Del Harris were ejected from the game and will be lovaroni 0-4 00 0, Aflolone 11-18 10-19 32, Wednesday's Games NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Returned (Coffey, Lemleux), 11:02 (pp). fined the standard $250. Eotpn M O 0 4, Griffith 4-111-29,Sfockton 5-11 Cenn. Mutual Classic Chris Terrerl, gooltender, to Utica ot the ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) — An Orlando business­ Penoltles— Coffey, Pit (roughing), 4:55; Hamblen took over for Harris, who was ejected in 3-3 13, Bailey 3-S 6-10 12, Leckner 1-2 2-2 4, UConn vs. Harvard (Civic Center), 9 American Hockey League. FlytrsK, Whalars 4 O'Callahan, NJ, malor-game miscon­ It Minnesota wins NFC Wild Cord Hansen 1-2 0-2 2, Les 1-2 2^ 4, O rtli 00 (H) 0, p.m . COLLEGE man has purchased the 10.000th season ticket for the duct (spearing), 10:26; Coffey, Pit, Sotuntoy, Dec. 11 the third quarter for racing onto the floor and Kofoed 0-1 00 0. Totals 2804 24-42 80. Tampa Tribune Hellday inv. COLORADO ST.— Homed Earle Bruce NBA expansion team to be called the Orlando double minor (roughing), 15:M; Lolselle, Philadelphia at Chicago, 12;X p.m. screaming at referee Bennett Salvatore. M IA M I (101) (3eorgetown vs. Mercer head football coach. 1 6 2 -4 NJ, double minor (roughing), 15:X; Seattle at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Cummlngs7-123017,Lono4-71-39,Selkalv nesta Bowl Classic ILLINOIS— Homed John Mackovic ot- Magic, meeting a league requirement before a Dec. 112-5 Dykstra, Pit (roughing), 15:52; Kurvers,NJ Sunday, Jan. 1 Jordan, who scored 29of his 36 points in thesecond 1- 32-44,Sparrow9-151-219,Edwards 6-13 Pittsburgh60 vs. Northwestern hletlc diredor. 31 deadline. First Period— 1, Hartford, Wilson 11 (roughing), 15:S; Clrella, NJ (hooking), Clevelond or Houston at Buffalo, 12:X (Ferraro, AtacDermld), 4:57. 2, Phlla- half, also was critical. 18, Shoskv 1-4 6-7 8, Thompson 1-14-56 , Sugar Bowl Classic PACIFIC— Homed Walt H. Harris heod The NBA establishes ticket sale minimums when 16:X; Honnon, Pit (routing), 19:46; p.m. Sundvold4-76014, Washlnoton0-72-22,Grov Seton Hall vs. Virginia football coach. delphlo, Mellonby 16 (Bullard, Propp), Dykslro, Pit (roughing), 19:46: Loney, Pit MInrresota ot San Francisco, 4 p.m. He called it a “terribly officiated game.” 2- 6 (M) 4, Ta ylor 01 OO 0, Hostings OO 0 0 0. I Red Lobster Classic WASHINGTON— Named Keith Gilbert­ it awards franchises and the Magic could have 15:11 1 Hartford, Hull 4 (Peterson, (roughing), X:46; Kurvers, NJ (roughing), It Los Angeles wins NFC Wflld Cord The NBA does not allow coaches and players to Totals3S-7631^101. Vlllanova vs. Auburn son offensive line coach. possibly faced cancellation if it failed to selHO.000 Reeds), 15:X. Penalties— Poulin, Phi 19:46; Muller, N J (roughing), 19:46; Saturday, Dec 31 WYOMIN<3— Extended the contrad of (hooking), 2:55; Jennings, Har (holding), Verbeek, N J (roughing), 19:46; Zemlak, publicly criticize officials. Thom said some players 10:04. Cleveland or Houston at Buffalo. 12:X H S L . i s 25 13 17— 80 Paul Roach,footballcoach,throughthe 1997 season tickets. Pit, mlnor-malor (Instigator, fight­ p.m. and coaches have been fined as much as $10,000 for Mtol 17 1123 10-101 season. Greg Wallace, a 27-year-old automobile parts Second Period— 4, Philadelphia, Kerr 27 ing), 19:56; Daneyko, N J, motor, Philadelphia at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. doing so. Fouled out— Eaton, Cummings. (^ lu n d , Propp), 11:22 (pp). Penalties— (hahtlng), 19:9. Sunday, Jan. 1 Rebounds— Utoh 47 (Malone 9), Miami 57 Big Eaat reault store owner, purchased eight season tickets Craven, Phi (hlgtvstlcklng), 3:11; Quenne- Third Period— 4, New Jersey, Kurvers 8 Los Angeles Rams at Chicago, 12:X 71 (Stockton 9), Thursday at a cost of $5,840 to hit the 10,000 mark. vtlle, Har (M e h ^ c k ln g ), 7:13; Howe, Phi (M.Johnson, Albelln), 8:54. Renames— p.m. M om 21 (Edwords8). Total fouls— Utah32, (holding), 8:X; DIneen, Hor (holding), Cullen, Pit, double minor (roughing), Seattle ot Cincinnati. 4 p.m. M lOfrl 32. A— 15/006. " I wasn’t going to buy any tickets at all because 8:31; Reeds, H or (tripping), 10:X; Propp, 4 :X ; Lolselle, N J (roughing), 4:29; UConn 78. Pepperdine 70 Bowling the price was kind of high.” said Wallace. "But Fhl (hooking), 13:40; Ladouceur, Hor Coufleld, Pit, double minor (roughing), Sunday, Jan. 8 Television and being the 10.000th person, that kind of became a goal (hooking), 16:(D; Ferraro, Hor, miscon­ 8:17; (tanevko, N J (roughing) ,8:17; Broten, AFC chomplonship, TBA Hswks131.Pscers114 PEFFERDINE(78) duct, 16:02. NJ (Interference), 8:43; Coffey, Pit (hold­ NFC chomplonship, TBA of mine.” Ihlrd Period— 5, Philadelphia, Craven 6 ing), 16;X. Sunday, Jon. 22 INDIANA (114) Wallace said he’ll use the tickets as perks for (Kerr,Sutter),3:11.6,Phllodelphla,Sutter10 Overtime— None. Renames— None. Al Joe Robbie Stadium, MIomi Eastarn Bualneasmen's (Kerr), 6:W. 7, Hartford, Cote 6 (DIneen, Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 4-1550— X . 23rd Super Bowl, 5 p.m. TODAY ’ ^S-.WIHIoms 3-11028, Smits employees and customers. Martin), 11:45. 8, Hartford, Ouennevllle New Jersey 14-15151— 40. 7-11 3 J 17,MIIIer6-13 I .JIl'rLiSS*'* OulmeHe 148, 2. 16:13. 9, P hllod el^la, Bullard 10 12:30 p.m.. — Sun Bowl: Alabama vs. Army 11-1124, Sklles 5-72-213, Gray 011-21, Long07 CONNE CTICUT(76) Lou CMIIoterra 141, Mike MIruckI 140, Channel 3 1‘rtdtrlek 01M a •tohligw 515 63 14, Williams 04 56 5, <^1 (W 0, Stephens 1-3 OO 3. Totals PSfrifrt 33M a (tamble31664a, Oorge D ing Balch 402, Bub Holm es 141-155431, Bruce takes new post 1:30 p.m. — AFC wild card game: Oilers at 39-9133-40114. I'J S S e JG w vnn 33 00Z Selters & r l Bolin 161-150-440, E m il Roux 141, Browns. Channel 30, WPOP ATLANTA 031) ^ e g Menton 160, John Kunz 145 Lon FORT COLLINS, Colo, (AP) - Former Ohio AMERICAN FUEL Levlngston 7-150210 Wilkins 11-255-728, AnnulH IK3145, Bob Would 14640" State coach Earle Bruce was named Friday as head lW328,Rlyers4-1000UTheus •’wwerdine a . 170, Paul Aceto 1 6 8 ^ r OIL INC. SUNDAY 0153415, Carr 04347, Bottlel-6345, Koncok 7>*P'«l.Qepls-Pepperdine 5 » (Davis 37, 'TJ, Tom Stanchfleld 1554a, Joe football coach at Colorado State University, athletic 1 p.m. — CBA: Cedar Rapids at Topeka. ESPN £ 7 .00 4. V M bb 36 OO 6, Bradley 1-3 0 0 ? W'Y'® ’■7' (^ c h 1-6. Howard3I), Locally owned and operated. (5 «[J l-IO O Z F0irell331-1 S TotalsSOKM gnnecitart W 2 (Gamble 59, Smith 1-2, 147-in-756, Ron Jo in e r 147-163148-464, director Oval Jaynes announced. 3:30 p.m. — Lakers at Jazz, Channel 3 2t*35i 31. ^**°H" * — P««>perdlne 45 Bruce, 57, “ brings to our program a history of 18 Years Experience ***■?" 13 16 19 36-IM Cwwwrilcut 41 (Robinson 8). F2h£r“ “liS " ’ 78, To m _ 19 M 39 33-131 S o t o 140*' **•'’*•" ’ 70' AhOv success.” Jaynes said. ” We’re extremely excited to MONDAY 3 ^ l n t g o p Is-M llle r, Sklles, Stephens, c5S^^15^*^~ " have him join our staff.” e 9 a m. — High School Football: Texas 5A W IkIns, RIv m . Fouled out— None. (Smith 5). Fouled out — (taorge, Howard, Bruce had been considered CSU’s leading to iMndto H championship. ESPN ® (Smits, Miner 10), R o ^ J-o ta l Fouls - Pepperdine a. BOP Wofflen - ; '"iicnirRGGite'— "" (SSolone 15). Assists— Indiana 20 candidate for the job for the past week, but an Attendance 13217. 2:30 p.m. — NFC wild card game: Rams at (Miller 6), Atlanta 34 (Theus 7). Total Bi^rl.or*.n°SIi!£? ’ 70-778, Eleanor agreement was stalled because of Bruce’s difficulty i S n ^ islioushtooivG fouls— Indiana 33, Atlanta 32. A— 14,024. Vikings. Channel 3. WPOP (AM-1410). 5?^?rTv"(eJ*489” ' in getting a release from the final three years of his p«lj(W|W»G8393 ^|an’t bear to recent Irish football history. They opened their Holiday Special Savings* • • receive a multi-year deal, but details have yet to be wait Etnother college careers with successive losing seasons, 5-6 worked out. in 1985 and again in 1986 under Holtz. Worse, under “ I’ve always liked to feel I could do more than be a w iis m minute to Faust they found a team rife with bickering, football coach, ” said Mackovic. who joins wish you a indifference and egotism. Save $3.00 Save $25.00 Michigan’s Bo Schembechler as holding dual roles. The seniors seem uncomfortable talking about M YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE Merry Christmas Noting that he and Schembechler are both from those days, but they have talked freely with the Winter Barberton, Ohio, Mackovic said. “ I don’t know if and to express underclassmen. Sophomore George Williams re­ Full Service Carwash that’s in the Guiness Book of World Records, but its ured — rare — out-of-print our thanks. cites a litany repeated by numerous younger Detailing Special probably a Barberton High School record. Although players. & •SImonIz® Orbital I hope no one will start calling me little Bo.” "N o one cared about each other, no one talked to Mackovic, who earned a reputation for rebuilding each other,” said Williams. “ Everyone was out for Interior Cleaning Polish W ax programs as head coach at Wake Forest and the personal gain, instead of team gain, and it showed in (A Teflor)® fortified polish) N F L ’s Kansas City Chiefs, pulled off another quick the records over the years. $5.95 recovery at Illinois, after football coach Mike White “Goach Holtz, when he came in, installed a new •D e ta ile d In te rio r C le a n in g and Athletic Director Neale Stoner resigned amit BOOKS e n u F E feeling of togetherness and having pride in Notre (Regularly $8.95) S' charges of NCAA violations and other Dame, and it’s paid off for us over these two years. ” improprieties. $49.00 Valid Monday Docombw 26th thru "W e wanted somebody who had management Green says Holtz injected new discipline from his lnlmonl guy really took charge right from the start and laid (Prieod For Avorogo Sbo Car) things down on the line right then and there.” & East triumphs; off to best start since 76-77 Heat a Winner I Bullard, Flyers topple Whale

Scholastic Roundup MIAMI (AP) — Rory Sparrow scored 19 points, including eight during.^ a key third- NHL Roundup quarter run. as the Miami Heat upset the Utah If any year East Catholic was going to nnake some Jazz 101-80 Friday night for its first-ever noise in the All Connecticut Conference, this was victory at home. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Mike thought to be the year. Miami, which lost its first 17 games before Bullard’s goal with 29 seconds Watch out ACC. winning against the Clippers at Los Angeles on spoiled Hartford’s comeback and ^ 4 The Eagles, holding off a late charge by St. Dec, 14, won at Miami for the first time in 12 gave the Philadelphia Flyers Bernard, ended a 11-year drought against the Saints their seventh straight victory, a a ^ ' games. The Heat is 2-21 overall. Friday night with their 60-55 verdict at the Eagles’ Kevin Edwards added 18 points and Pat 5-4 triumph over the W halers' Nest. Cummings 17 for Miami. Utah was led by Karl Friday night. East (3-0). off to its best start since 1976-77. hadn’t Malone with 32 points, but no other Jazz player The Flyers’ winning streak is beaten St. Bernard since the opening game of the scored more than 13. their longest of the season. 19n-’78 campaign and had lost 12 in a row since the ’Trailing 50-49 at halftime, Miami cameout of Hartford has lost four straight Saints rejoined the Hartford Countv Conference — the dressing room with a 12-4 run. highlighted games and is 0-5-1 in its last six. now the ACC — in 1983-84. by four long-range jumpers by Sparrow. The Bullard got the rebound of Doug “ All I know is this is my first win against them,” Heat took a 61-54 lead on a baseline shot by Sulliman’s shot and slammed the said a happy Eagle Coach Ray Page. “ We felt we (Tummings midway through the third period. puck past Hartford’s goalie Mike had to beat St. Bernard to prove we could beat a Utah responded with baskets by Malone and Liut at 19:31 of the final period. ■JMS good team in the ACC. And we did it. This helps our Thurl Bailey to cut the lead to 61-58 a little over Joel Quenneville and Sylvain confidence.’’ a minute later. Cote scored goals within a five- / ! St. Bernard falls to 0-1 in the ACC and 1-3 overall. The Heat, however, put the game out of reach minute span to enable Hartford to East resumes play Tuesday night in the MCC with a 24-6 spurt that spanned the end of the climb back from a 4-2 deficit in Rotary Club Classic against Windsor High at 7:30. third and the start of the fourth periods. the third period. ’The Eagles then take on crosstown Manchester Cavallart 119, Sonica 107; At Richfield. Ohio. Hartford closed to within 4-3 High Wednesday at 6 p.m. Larry Nance scored 27 points to lead six when Cote scored from the right Past jumped to a 17-10 lead after one quarter with doubl^figure scorers and the Cleveland faceoff circle, beating Flyers Scott Altrui (19 points) canning a pair of 3-pointers Cavaliers outscored the Seattle SuperSonics goalie Ron Hextall to the glove along with a 2-point field goal. Integral for the 14-2 in overtime to earn their fifth consecutive side 8:15 left in the game. Eagles was their diamond-and-one defense with victory, 119-107, Friday night. Quenneville tied it when he Dan Callahan shadowing the Saints’ Jim Rourke. Cleveland owns the NBA’s best record, 18-5, intercepted a pass in the Philadel­ “ (Callahan) held him to five points the first half and and has won 10 of its last 12 games. Brad phia zone and fired a 45-footer that enabled us to jump out ahead. And the Daugherty and Mike Sanders each scored 18 past Hextall at 16:13. frustration caused him to pick up three fouls (in the points for the Cavaliers. Murray Craven’s goal early in AP photo first h alf).’ ’ Page cited. Hawks 131, Pacers 114: At Atlanta. Domi­ the third period gave the Flyers a 3-2 lead. Craven took a pass from KNOCKED AWAY — Hartford goalie Mike Liut, right, East led at the half. 28-20, and 44-37 after three nique Wilkins had 13 of his 28 points in the Ron Sutter behind the net and drops to the ice to break up a shot on net by quarters. “ They cut it to three in thee fourth decisive third quarter and Moses Malone also beat Liut to the stick side at 3:11 quarter, we lost our composure a little bit. But then scored 28 points as the Atlanta Hawks beat Philadelphia’s Ron Sutter in their NHL game Friday night of the final period. we regrouped and spread the floor and got some Indiana 131-114 Friday night, keeping the at the Spectrunfv: The Fiyers won, 5-4. Reginild PInto/Mancheeter Herald Sutter made it 4-2 when he was good shots,” Page explained. Pacers winless on the road this season. credited with a goal that de­ GOING UP — The Eagles’ Scott in their A C C game Friday night at the Reggie M iller led Indiana with 24 points and and a game misconduct for Kurvers scored on a 40-foot shot Senior Scott Senseny provided a big boost for the flected off both Sutter and Whal­ Senseny goes up with a shot over the 10 rebounds. Wayman Tisdale added 20 points, high-sticking Winnipeg’s Dale 8:54 into the third period to give Eagles off the bench with 8 of his 10 points in the Eagles' Nest. East won its third straight, ers defenseman Mark Reeds in and rookie Rik Smits had 19 points and 10 Hawerchuk. the New Jersey Devils a 2-2 tie fourth quarter. Reid Gorman also was in twin digits defense of St. Bernard's Rusty Ellington 60-55. I the crease at 6:00. rebounds. The Quebec win, coupled with with Pittsburgh Friday night, for the Eagles with 14 points. Philadelphia had tied the game 3-polnt Held goals; M- Goldston 2, WIdmer, Meggett; G- Homsts 103, Bulls 101: At Charlotte, N.C. the Hartford Whalers loss to the extending the Penguins unbeaten Shawn Velesquez led the Saints with 16 points. Berger. visiting East Granby High and succumbed. 81-55. at 2-2 when Tim Kerr tapped the Kurt Rambis retrieved a loose ball for a layup Philadelphia Flyers, nloves the streak to seven games. Rourke finished with 11. Halftime: 47*34 Glastonbury. Friday night in non-conference boys’ basketball puck past Liut on a power play at the buzzer, lifting Charlotte to a 103-101 Nordiques into fourth place in th e. The tie was the second between , Altrui 5 7-819,.Reid Gorman action. with 8:38 remaining in the second 7 0-014, Ted Oliva 21-1 5, Dan Callahan 30-17, Pete Lopotka 1 Cheney nipped The win was the first of the year for the Crusaders basketball victory over Chicago Friday night. Adams Division, one point in the two teams in the past two S '? ? ' Scott Senseny 42-210, BUI E v a n s 00-00, Chris ConklInO Rambis’ game-winner completed a strong period. 0-0 0, Brett MIkkelsen 1 04) 2. Totals 23 10-14 60. after three losses while Bolton is winless in three front of the last-place Whalers. weeks. New Jersey is 5-0-2 in its TOLLAND — Much improved over its last fourth-quarter comeback by the expansion Hartford ju m ^ d out to a 1-0 last seven meetings with Pitts­ »-*J'.*J?***A*® (55) — Jim Rourke43-311, Dennis Vanasse performance, Clieney Tech saw a last-second shot outings. The same twoclubs will hook up Tuesday at lead when Carey Wilson tipped in Sabres 5, Leafs 2 20-04, Shawn Velasauei 80-214, Rusty Elllnoton 20-16, Keith 7:30 p.m. in East Granby. Hornets, who trailed 85-77 after Michael burgh since their last lost to the Boutull 1 2-2 4, Dan Henderson 5 4-5 14. Totals 22 9-13 55. fall harmlessly away as homestanding Tolland High Jordan’s free throw with 8:14 left. Ray Ferraro’s shot at 4:57 of the BUFFALO, N Y. (AP) - Ray 3-polnt field goals; EC- Altrui I Callahan, Lopotka; SB- “ We just fell apart in the second half.” cited Penguins on Dec. 17, 1987. Elllngton 2. garnered a 57-56 verdict Friday night in non­ Reserve center Tim Kempton scored six of first period. Scott Mellanby tied ' Sheppard, Christian Ruuttu and conference boys’ basketball action. Bolton Coach Craig Philiips. “ Mental mistakes the game with his 16th goal of the (killed us),” he added. his 16 points in a run of 10 straight points, and Mike Donnelly scored second- Rangers 2, Capitals 2 The Eagles fly to 2-1 with the win while Cheney his free throw gave the Hornets an 87-85 season at 15:13, but Jody Hull’ s period goals as the Buffalo Sabres Glastonbury tops MHS East Granby had a slender 37-36 halftime bulge slips to 1-2. Cheney is back in action ’Tuesday at advantage at the 6:23 mark. > ■ fourth'Of the season 25 seconds downed the slumping Toronto LANDOVER. Md. (A P ) - before extending that to a comfortable 61-42 margin GLASTONBURY — It’s back to the basics for the home at 7:30 p.m. against East Windsor. later gave the Whalers a 2-1 lead Maple Leafs 5-2 Friday night. Kevin Miller, making his NHL after three periods. Bolton held the lead after eight From that stage, Jordan scored 12 points as Manchester High boys’ basketball team. The Tolland had a couple of chances to put it away but the game was tied seven times. The victory extended Buffalo’s debut, and Brian Mullen scored minutes of play at 17-13. "W e came out flat the Nordiques 5, Jets 4 Indians lost their second in a row in the young ’88-89 missed two one-and-one opportunities. “ We had the longest unbeaten steak of the goals one minute apart late in the second half and couldn’t score. We just shot poorly. ’ ’ season Friday night. 87-70, to host Glastonbury last chance, but the shot didn’t go,” said Cheney WINNIPEG. Manitoba (AP) - season to four games — two wins third period to iift the New York High. Garrett Kelly and Scott Cabrera were two of four Coach Aaron Silvia. Six-foot-7 senior Terrance Rookie Joe Sakic scored a power- and two ties. The Leafs are now Rangers into a 2 2 tie with the Crusaders in double digits with 21 and 20 points, The Tomahawks are now 2-0. Phillip (25 points) took the last shot for the Beavers play goal and added two assists as ^ 1-11-1 in their last 13 games and Washington Capitals Friday “ We just have to go back to the basics.’ ’ said respectiveiy. Jim Stickels added 14. Craig Winslow night. after they gained possession with six seconds left, the Quebec Nordiques held off a 'l-2 under new coach George Indian Coach Frank Kinel. W e’re giving up points netted 14 points and Drew Pinto 10 to pace the East but it hit off the backboard without drawing iron. late Winnipeg rally to beat the Armstrong, who took over from The tie gave the Rangers a 3-0-1 too easily.” Bulldogs. It was a nip-and-tuck affair most of the way. From page 54 Jets 5-4 Friday night. John Brophy on Monday. record against the Capitals this Glastonbury had a 47-34 halftime lead and 64-49 Tolland had a 14-12 lead after one period with v Stickels 70-114, Bill Flanagan 2 The Nordiques were ahead 5-2 season. The two clubs are tied for margin after three periods. ? f 1 c V 9 3-4 21, Scott Cabrera 8 4-6 20, Jeff Yorks when Winnipeg’s Randy Gilhen third in the Patrick Division with u Cheney in front at halftime, 30-28. Tolland regained 1 S'"?” ".I"!?" ® Gauthier 00-10, Mike HIckev Penguins 2, Devils 2 o> Manchester was coming off an emotional opener the lead after three periods, 44-39. t^^SjlBrlan McDermott 00-00, Mike Quinn 004)0. Totals 28 tournament championship. South (2-2) will play in scored with 3:03 to play. Just 43 17-|4-5 records for 39 points, six EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. against Wilbur Cross. It fell in that one on a “ Both teams played pretty well. We played a lot - B O L T O N (55) - - Drew Pinto 40-010, M ike Deranleau 13-45, the consolation game at 6 p.m. seconds later, Gaetan Duchesne points behind first-place > . “ We cut our turnovers down by two-thirds,” East was assessed a five-minute major (AP) — Defenseman Tom Pittsburgh. CO last-second shot. “ I don’t think we had a letdown. better than we did against Rocky Hill,” Silvia said. P S l . " w 2 * •jpuo'’ * * '4 7, F ra n k T o iio ll 13-4 “ They (Tolland) scored a lot off their press. 2®2! n Boles 12-24, Zac M orford 00-00, Justin Herm an 10-0 Coach Donna Ridel cited. “ We didn’t give up the We just played poorly. We played the whole game T I ? " ’ ° * '4 * ' Y avin skv 11-43. like we did the first half against Wilbur Cross. We “ Most of their (Tolland) offense was off the press. T O T a iS It 14*24 55. basketball and played a more controlled game.” (0 3-polnt field gools; Bolton- Pinto I Palmer The Eagles also played some defensive, limiting CO were very sloppy and didn’t execute properly. We Although we handled it better, how many times in a .Halftime; 37-36 East Granby. played very poor fundamental defense,” a down­ one-point game does it have to be the deciding the Rebels to a single free throw in the third quarter UConn cast Kinel said. factor,” he asked. to widen their halftime edge to 28-11. < Ridel was more than pleased with the victory. “ It From page 56 Manchester resumes play Wednesday in the MCC Kevin Toolan was also in twin digits for Cheney a with 11 points. Girts Basketball feels great. The kids are happy. It takes the monkey a Rotary Club Classic against East Catholic at 8 at the off our back to get the first win in,” s Eagles’ Nest. Mike Blake led Tolland with 22 markers. East wins first And it was George who. perhaps, turned in the key finished with seven points and five assists. Wiilie Karen Mozdzierz led the Eagles with a game-high a T O L L A N D (57) — M ik e Blake 94-8 22, Adam M atsan 204)4, play of the game. McCloud had eight points, six after half. Cory Goldston had 20pointsand Jason Goddard 16 Darllng53-413, ScoHGramllng104) NORTH H AVEN — After three opening losses, in 16 points while Barbara (Thorazycewski chipped in 6 u After trimming the lead to 65-63 with 4:42 to go, UConn limited Davis to one point after the f- to lead Manchester. Eric Peterson led four **"<• BrewerOO-00. Totals 25 7-1257. which it averaged close to 40 turnovers a game. East points. 9 rebounds and 3 assists. Ann Hickey led co . f **** ~ Maxfield 21-35, Kevin Toolan Pepperdine came down court with a chance to tie intermission while Lewis had a team-high' 27. U Glastonbury performers in double digits with 21. Catholic held onto the basketball and recorded its South with 13 points. i P ; ? . . " i f I " '* '" * 0-0 4, Tonv Evans 2 3-4 8, Terronce the score. George then picked the pocket of Rick “ I ’m very happy with the performance,” Caihoun X _®L*ST0IIBURY (87) — Paul Ritter 2 10-12 14, Eric Ptillllp97-ll 25, Sean Walstedt 10-13, Daryl Taylor 004)0, Jim first win of the year, 39-22, over South Catholic High EAST CATHOLIC (39) — Heather OsInskI 2 2-3 6, Karen o LeBlanc 0 0-0 0. Totals 2011-199 56. Welsh and went in for a slam dunk and the Huskies said. “ We played like a team that knew how to win.” Tvron* Barger 80-117, Mark SkoolundS 3-4 Friday night in the first round of the North Haven Mazdzierz 7 2-216, Margaret Rl lev 21-2 5, M a u ra McPadden 3 f z 13, Scott Spencer 24-58, Josh Shipman 23-57, Dave Abeles 1 3-polnt field goals; CT- Toolan 3, Walstedt, Evans. Halftime; 30-28 Cheney. 0-0 6, Sue Flgueredo 0 0-0 0, Ann VDovkovskv 0 0-0 0, Peg led. 67-63. Neict up for UConn is the 11th Connecticut Mutual < Sl“,X* Woithlnoton 104) 2, J. J. Toothman 01-21. Totals Girls’ Tournament. Dllvlera 00-00, Stephanie Relchardt 00-00, Kelli Bender 004) 28 30-39 87. Robinson, who was 4-for-9 from the foul line (all in Classic which begins Wednesday night. The Huskies s The Eagles (1-3) will play the winner of the North 0, Barbara ChorazvcewskI 3 0-0 6. Totals 17 5-7 39. , /l^**?****!*" — Cory Goldston 8 2-5 20, E ric WIdmer Bolton whipped the first half), finished with 14 points on a dismal will meet Harvard at 9 while Davidson will take on Haven-East Haven battle Monday night at 8 for the SO U T H C A T H O L IC (22) — Ann HIckev 4 5-613, Sue RohanO 3M 7 , Joson Goddard 56-816, Chuck Utile204)4, Willie Burg 0-00, Sheri M u rph v 12-24, JudvRodrlaues03-43, Traci Berrv 5-for-15 shooting and eight rebounds. Freshman Air Force in the opener at 7 at the Civic Center. The 2 0-24, Colvin Meggett 5 3-3 14, Corv McGee 1 04) 2, Darren BOLTON — The second haif was a disaster for 004)0, Aurora Contrino 10-02, Kathleen Currv00-00.Totals6 (3oddard 1 1-1 3. Totals 27 1 M 9 70. Chris Smith out of Kolbe Cathedral High in Bolton High as the Bulldogs couldn’t keep up with See EAST, page 55 10-12 22. consolation and final games are set ’Thursday at 7 Halftime; 18-10 East. Bridgeport, who hit his first three shots of the game. and 9 p.m., respectively. % iHaurliratrr Hrrali'i SPORTS UCONN STOPS THE WAVE Gamble scores career-high 28

By Jim TIernev AAanchester Herald

HARTFORD — Christmas came early for Phil Gamble and the University of Connecticut basket­ ball team. The 6-4 senior guard pumped in a career-high 28 points, including a school-record six 3-pointers, as the Huskies defeated Pepperdine University, 76-70, Friday night before 12,217 fans at the Civic Center. The Huskies (6-1) hadn't played since defeating Fairfield on Dec. 13. The visiting Waves (7-4), hailing from Malibu, Calif., saw their three-game win streak come to an end along with a perfect 4-0 road record. After 6-11 senior Cliff Robinson hit a 15-foot baseline jumper to open the scoring. Pepperdine ran off the next 11 points. A free throw by Lamar Wilson gave the Waves their biggest lead (26-15) of the game with 9; 49 left in the first half. "N ine minutes into the game and they (Pepper­ dine) have 25 points.. .1 knew things weren’t going too well for us,” UConn Coach Jim Calhoun said. “ We do have such things as exams, holidays, moms and dads. We do think about other things occasionally. That's why we couldn’t get it going early.” UConn outscored Pepperdine. 20-7, over a seven-minute span and regained the lead (35-33) on Gamble’s fourth 3-pointer with 2; 41 to go in the half. Freshman Dan Cyrulik ended the first half with a slam dunk and the Huskies led. 44-38, at the intermission. Gamble poured in 19 of his points during the first 20 minutes. Tom Lewis and Craig Davis had 16 and 10 points, respectively, for the Waves in the first 20 minutes. ” We obviously lost Gamble in our zone (defense),” Pepperdine Coach Tom Asbury said. “ We knew who he was (but) we didn’t always know where he was. We lost our composure the last seven minutes of the first half. They’re a sound team.” Gamble attributed his hot shooting (9-for-16, and 6-for-9 from 3-point range) to nothing but hard work. “ I was just waiting for the open shot,” Gamble said. "The last 10 days. I ’ve been staying after practice and shooting.” Calhoun had nothing but praise for his senior guard. “ It was a great performance by Phil Gamble certainly. The last four or five days In practice, he was burying every jump shot.” With 12; 14 left In the game, Gamble nailed his sixth and final 3-pointer and UConn led, 57-51. Junior point guard Tate George, who only had six points, was the emotional leader and grabbed six rebounds and dished out four assists. Patrick Flynn/Manehutar HaraM “ Tate George was the most inspirational I ’ve ever GOING UP — UConn'8 Murray Williams the Civic Center. The Huskies won, seen him as far as a leader defensively,” Calhoun (20) soars past the Waves' Dexter 76-70. said. Howard during Priday night's game at See UCONN, page 55