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I Evil' ito an f Den- criticize 1971. peace plan 1/ WASHINGTON (AP) — Nicara­ guan President Daniel Ortega on Friday laid out a detailed plan for reaching a cease-fire in three weeks with the Contras fighting his leftist government and a mediator agreed to carry the proposal to the U.S.-backed rebels. Ortega, indicating flexibility, called his plan “ a proposal, not an ultimatum." Contra leaders, react­ ing to news reports in Miami, criticized the plan and termed it "a proposal for anorderly surrender.” Ortega's 11-point plan was re­ ceived by Nicaraguan Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, who agreed to act as a mediator between the two sides. The prelate planned to convey Ortega’s offer to the Contras and seek a response, opening cease-fire negotiations. The plan calls for a cease-fire to begin on Dec. 5 and for rebel troops inside Nicaragua to move to one of three cease-fire zones. The rebels would lay down their arms on Jan. 5 before independent observers, and then be granted amnesty. The plan specifies that Contras in the field are not to get any military supplies during the cease-fire, but would allow food, clothing and medical care to be provided them by a neutral international agency. •• In Miami, the six members of the Nicaraguan Resistance directorate A- issued a statement calling the Sandinista proposal "a unilateral measure that sidesteps the exist­ ence of an armed conflict.” Adolfo Calero, the senior member of the directorate, specifi­ cally rejected the plan for the Contras to disarm and gather in Divld Kool/ManchMtsr Herald cease-fire zones, saying, ‘We do not SECOND-STORY WORKOUT — Rico Guachione, 12. a see ourselves moving into gulags as seventh-grader and member of the Bennet Junior High School cross the Sandinistas propose.” “ This is the first step,” Ortega country team, practices after school on the second-story track at the East Side Rec on Schooi Street. Turn to page t Documents detail murder plot Evidence made public in Aparo case ... page 3 SNAFU by BniC« B cattit -

p Documentsg detail • W I«ia A .M Contras knock ‘first step’ il *>• ) ^ .Conttanwd fron page 1 . |k,- ■a / iH- ^ plot to kill m om 'said alter a two-hour meeting with [1 ^ Obando y Bravo at the Vatican By Dean GolembeskI The affidavit says that bruises on Embassy. Tbe session also was The Associated Press Joyce Aparo’s body indicated that attended by House Speaker Jim she had put up a fierce struggle Wright, D-Texas, who has angered HARTFORD — A series of before succumbing. The body was some in the Reagan administration conversations, including a tele­ found Aug. 5 near the victim’s by making himself a central figure phone call to the alleged killer abandoned car in Bemardston. in the Central American peace overheard by a police,secretary, Mass. A paper towel was stuffed in process. provided authorities with evidence the woman’s mouth and her stock­ “ It is a. proposal, not an ultima­ needed to charge a 16-year-old ing was wrapped around her neck, tum,” said Ortega, who appeared in Glastonbury girl with conspiracy in the affidavit says. the sunshine on the embassy steps her mother’s strangulation, a court Hours after the body was found. to smile and shake hands with the document indicates. Miss Aparo was at Glastonbury cardinal, long one of his harshest The state’s evidence against Police Department to answer ques­ critics. Karin Aparo was made public tions. It was there a telephone call ' “ The important thing is that as Friday after a Superior Court judge she made to Coleman was over­ soon as possible we are able to rejected defense arguments to keep heard by secretary Beverly Warga. begin this process of arranging the the document sealed. the affidatit says. cease-fire,” Ortega said, distribut­ Miss Aparo was arrested on Aug. “ Where did you do it?,’ ’ the ing copies of an 11-point plan he had 28 and charged with conspiracy to affidavit quotes Karin Aparo as delivered to Obando y Bravo. commit murder and accessory to asking during the telephone conver­ Tbe cardinal, who was returning murder in the slaying of her sation. “ Did you hurt your head?... Connecticut Weather to Nicaragua via Miami on Friday, 47-year-old mother. Joyce Aparo of That’s OK. you were over the house said he would relay the Sandinista Glastonbury. the night before we left ... Don’t government proposal to Contra ,\ Miss Aparo’s 19-year-old boy­ worry about it ...The police said the Central. Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: leaders in the next day or so, either friend, Dennis Coleman of Glaston­ house was neat, the bed hadn’tbeen Saturday, partly sunny. High 50 to 55. Saturdayjiight, in Miami or in Central America. bury, has been charged with slept in. ... Think about something clear. Low 25 to 30. Sunday, sunny. High in the middle “ I am here because I want peace Otvid Kool/M«nehMl»r H tfild murder. Police say he killed the else. I’ll be there soon to take care 40s. for my country,” Obando y Bravo A Northeast Utilities employee examines wires that fell when a woman at her home and then of you.” East Coastal, West Coastal: Saturday, partly sunny. said. “ And when I talk about peace, dumped her body in One day later. Miss Aparo told a -High in the middle 50s. Saturday night, clear. Low 30to it has to be based on truth, and transformer malfunctioned on a utility pole in front of 188 Hilliard St. at Massachusetts. friend. Shannon L. Dubois of 35. Sunday, sunny. High around 50. based on love." 2:30 p.m. Friday. The incident cut powerto 1,701 homes and businesses The affidavit released Friday Glastonbury, that Coleman had Northwest Hills: Saturday, partly sunny. High Ortega said steps also were being indicates that Coleman and Miss killed her mother, the affidavit f t in the North End. around 50. Saturday night, clear. Low 20 to 25.Sunday. taken to create a “ support team” to Aparo plotted the murder for says. The conversation took place sunny. High 45 to 50. aid the cease-fire negotiations, to months, set five dates for the at the Coleman home, Dubois told include Paul Wamke, a Washington slaying and initially hoped to use state police, acceding to the attorney who was head of the Arms chloroform to kill Joyce Aparo. affidavit. Control and Disarmament Agency A P photo Explosion of transformer Coleman was to do the actual Miss Aparo also took Dubois to under President Carter. Wamke { killing, while Miss Aparo was to Coelman’s room, where she took also attended the meeting. clean up after, the affidavit says. her mother’s pocketbook and wallet Lottery Winner The Nicaraguan president said Nicaraguan President Daniei Ortega arrives at the Vatican Embassy in Washington Friday to meet with cuts power in North End Two other Glastonbury youths from a duffel bag. the affidavit he regarded as “ constmetive” a also have been charged in the case. says. Dubois recognized the pocket- proposal by Honduras for disman­ Connecticut daily Friday: 661. Play Four: 4S57. Nicaraguan Cardinai Miguei Obando y Bravo and House Christpher Wheatley, 20, has book as Joyce Aparo’s and saw the tling Contra base camps inside its Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 2, 9, 20, 24, 35, 40. Speakert Jim, Wright. Ortega presented his 11-point By Nancy Concelman Power was restored to 1,397 customers been charged with hindering prose­ victim’s driver’s license, the affi­ border in exchange for certain proposal for relay to the Contra rebels. Manchester Herald within an hour, according to Wells, second cution and his 17-year-old girl­ davit says. actions by Nicaragua, including a shift supervisor at Northeast Utilities Infor­ friend, Kira Lintner, has l ^ n Miss Aparo also told Dubois that halt to incursions by Sandinista A transformer explosion left 1,701 homes mation Center in Hartford. Powerto the other charged with hindering prosecution she and Coleman had discussed the troops and an end to mining of and businesses in Manchester’s North End 304 customers was restored at 7:02 p.m. and conspiracy to commit murder. murder “ in the past couple of border areas. without power for at least an hour Friday Northeast Utilities repairmen arrived at They are accused of driving Cole­ are going to need to be smoothed this Ortega-Wright plan and we just months” and had set five dates on The goal, Ortega said, is to bring afternoon. Hilliard Street at around 3 p.m. to begin man back to Connecticut after the Index out.” have to wait and see what they're which to do It, the affidavit says. about the “ national reconciliation” A Northeast Utilities spokesman said repairs. body was dumped. “ I believe the process is moving talking about,” the spokesman They had discussed using chloro­ called for in the Aug. 7 five-nation Friday night that a “ short circuit” caused “ a Frank Zuraw, a repairman for Northeast The affidavit for Karin Aparo form, but were unable to obtain Local____ in the direction of peace,” Wright added. Advice____ Central American peace accord malfunction" of the transformer. The cause of Utilities, said three wires were down when was sealed after her arrest while any. Miss Aparo told Dubois, Automotive. Obituaries. told reporters on Capitol Hill. Wright, whose involvement has and to bring the Contras back into the incident wasn’t expected to be determined crews arrived at the site. Four trucks and six defense attorneys argued for her to Business__ _^4a-t3-.Oplnlon______“ Peace is not yet attained, but the sharply contrasted with the admin­ according to the affidavit. the political life of Nicaragua. The until Monday, according to James Wells of repairmen woriced on Hilliard Street to be tried as a juvenile. But Judge Miss Aparo told her friend that Churches _ — 16-17 Smior Citizens _ movement is in the right istration’s aloofness from the San­ United States, whose official policy Northeast Utilities. reroute power lines and install a new John Bryne ruled Tuesday that the she knew her mother had been -Classified _ __42-47 Sporla______48-56 direction.” dinistas, said he was not pretending has opposed his government, must The incident occurred in front of 188 Hilliard transformer. girl be tried as an adult. killed when she learned her mother Com ics___ _ 38-39 U.S./World_____ . 8-11 Wright’s role was coming under to be a diplomat and had partici­ now show more trust, Ortega St. at about 2:30 p.m. It resulted in a small A portion of Hilliard Street, between Regent He said Friday that since Miss was missing, the court document Connecticut______6-7 Weekend Plus Magazine fire from the White House, how­ pated only at the invitation of the added. ground Are, left the 1,701 customers without and Cumberland streets, was blocked off and Aparo would be tried as an adult says. Miss Aparo called Coleman Entertainment. ____ 37 ______Pullout 21 -36 ever. Presidential spokesman Mar­ principals in the talks. “ The United States should trust power and shut down traffic lights on Middle a policeman directed traffic around the area. there was no reason to keep the immediately and asked, “ Dennle, lin Fitzwater said Friday that “ I do not aspire toany role except Nicaragua,” he said. “ Nicaragua Turnpike and Broad Street. Because traffic lights were not working, affidavit sealed. did-you do It?” the affidavit says. It Reagan “ is concerned” about as a friend and someone who wants has offered enough proof, and this is Agnes Sarles of 178 Hilliard St. said she police had stop signs installed on Middle The defense has appealed the was then she learned her mother Wright’s activities and, “ We don’t the peace proposal to work,” he more proof of our willingness to heard an explosion outside her house at Turnpike and Broad Street to control traffic. ruling that Miss Aparo be tried as had been strangled. Dubois told know what he’s up to.” said. obtain peace.” around 2:30 and called 911. “ There were blue, No accidents or injuries caused by the outage an adult to the state Supreme Court. state police, according to the “ We simply don’t believe it’s in Wright said he had briefed Wright, who has been deeply green, all colors of sparks on top of the pole.” were reported. Defense Attorney Hubert Santos affidavit. the best interests of peace in involved in the peace process since Secretary of State George Shultz on Sarles said. The Eighth District Fire Department got a contends the crimes with which The affidavit also contains dam­ Manrhpatprt Upralft Nicaragua or in the other countries he and President Reagan advanced his activities, Shultz’s response There were wires burning on the lawn next call at 2: SO about the explosion and the ground Miss Aparo is charged occurred aging confessions to police by their own peace proposal in August, in the region to have the United was, “ Fine, good, I hope it works, I door. I called 911 and the Eighth District came fire, said spokesman Thomas O’Marra. By while she was 15. Wheatley and Lintner. They told USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 39 States negotiating directly with the said that while Ortega’s proposal hope things go well,” Wright said. right away.” Sarles said firemen told Hilliard 2:44, firefighters had the fire under control, Defendants age 15 and under are state police about the conversation Penny M. Slattart, Publlaher Sandinistas,” Fitzwater said. showed “ elements of good faith,” “ I like to hope that we’re on the Street residents to shut off main power in their O’Marra said. The Eighth District Fire tried in juvenile court, where the they allegedly had with Coleman “ We don’t really know what’s in same team.” Q sorgs T. Chappell Sheldon Cohen he also saw “ some rough areas that homes and stay inside. “ I ’m still shook up,” Department ran on generator power until 7 proceedings are secret and the during their ride home from EdNof Compoeing Manager she said. p.m. penalties are less severe. Massachusetts. Osniaa A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard Advertising Director Preaaroom Manager Mark F. Abraltle Jeanne Q. Fromsrth Buelnaee Manager Circulation Manager Armed men steal three Picassos Purchase of Conrail land before directors Published dally sacapt Sunday and certain holldaya by the Manchsatsr Publishing Co.. 10 Bralnaid Race, Manchealsr, CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) - in blue jeans took 29 art works from where a driver was waiting. The Board of Directors is scheduled to dated Nov. 6, Planning Director Mark were presented. road would improve traffic circulation, Conn. 00040. Sscond class postage paid aTMancheatar, Conn. Two armed men stole three Picasso vote Tuesday on whether the town Pellegrini recommended that the town Those opposing the walkway-bikeway but would would cost an estimated $2.5 Postmaster; Send address ehangae to the Manchester Herald. a single portfolio in a storage closet, Quintero ran out of the store with prints and 26 other art works valued Koronkiewicz said. Many other his hands tied and alerted the should purchase the land under almost 2 purchase the 1.9-mile right of way, were concerned about lack of privacy million for construction. Theconversion P.O. Boa 591, Manchealsr, Conn. 00040. and noise on the strip, which is within a II you don't raoalve your Herald by 0 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 at $1 million from a gallery Friday, paintings in the gallery were not beauty parlor next door, Koronkie­ miles of industrial train track that runs which could potentially be used as a of the strip into a north-south road would few feet of some residents’ property am . Saturdays, please M aphone your carrier. It you're unable police said, stolen, he said. wicz said. from the Cheney Historic District north walkway or bike trail, a north-south have to be a long-term project, accord­ to reach your carrier, call aubacribar service at 047-0940 by 0 Jairo Quintero, owner of the of Forest Street to Hilliard Street. street or as a corridor for public lines. Some of the property owners near ing to Pellegrini, but acquiring the right p.m. rveekdaya lor delivsry In Manehea4sr. “ They specifically went and took Quintero Gallery, and two assist­ Quintero told police he had never Conrail, which owns the track, has utilities. the tracks were interested in buying of way now would reserve an option for Suggeslsd carrier rates are $1.00 weekly, $7.70 lor one this one portfolio,” Koronkiewicz seen the men before. He also said he month, $23.10 lor three monlhe, $40.20 lor ala months and ants were tied up and gagged, but federal approval to abandon the 1.9 Recreation use provides the easiest areas of the strip to add to their existing the town in the future. said. $92.40 for one year. Senior elUten ratee and mall rates are not hurt, when the robbery took owned some of the pieces and some miles of track and sell the land option for the town, according to properties. avallabla on raquael. place Friday morning, police Sgt. Besides the Picassos, four Lam were on consignment to his gallery. underneath it. Conrail estimates its Pellegrini’s memo, but this use has also Though benefits of recreational use of The right of way also provides a To plaee a daaallled or display advertlaament. or to report a Dennis Koronkiewicz said. prints, and 20 graphs and two “ It doesn’t appear that all of value at $200,000, and residents of the concerned area residents the most. In the land would be realized almost ready-made utility corridor, which news Item, story or ploture Idea, oaH 043-2711. Onioe hours are would allow the town to control ^ e use of 0:30 a.m. to 0 p.m. Monday through Friday. “ They just told them ‘Don’t originals by Luis Caballero were them were insured,” said Hawthorne, Essex and Homestead May. 15 residents attended the Advisory immediately after its conversion, high­ The Mancheatar Herald la a mamberot the Associated Preae. move,’’’ he said. stolen, Koronkiewicz said. Koronkiewicz. street areas have submitted an offer to Park and Recreation Commission meet­ way use for the land would take priority the property for utilities and collect the Audit Bureau ol drouMlona and the New England A well-dressed man armed with The thieves fled to a running car Quintero, called at the gallery for Conrail. ing, and petitions both for and against because of cost and planning concerns. revenues from selling rights for the use an automatic gun and another man in the alley behind the gallerv comment, hung up. In a memo to the Board of Directors the recreational use of the right of way Making the strip into a north-south of the corridor. Speakers laud Obituaries Local News in Brief $520,000 died Tuesday of pneumonia at age Rote Kullak ^ r n in Manchester, she was a Diana for work lifelong resident. She was educated 87. Rose (Revlczky) Kuiiak, 76, of in Manchester schools and gradu­ Breslow came to Los Angeles in Traffic will be tied up lace lift’ About 150 people, many of them political leaders who 901 Wright’s Way, Storrs, died ated from Manchester High School 1908. In the 1920s he was an extra, have been associated with William J. Diana during Traffic on Interstate 91 in East Windsor will be Friday at Baystate Medical Center in 1934. She worked as a medical cameraman and consultant on some of the 20 years he served Manchester, honored restricted to one lane Monday and again on Wednesday in Springfield, Mass. She was the receptionist for Dr. A. Elmer silent films. Later, Breslow be­ him Friday night at a dinner at the Army and Navy as the result of paving work to be done near Exit 45. under way wile of the late Peter Kuiiak. Diskan. She was a member of St. came a contract screenwriter for according to the state’s Department of Transportation. Club. She.was born in Nyirbatony, James Church and the Ladies of St. Paramount Pictures and 20th Guests included many Democrats as well as fellow On Monday, southbound traffic near the exit will be Fuss & O’Neill Inc. of 146 Hungary, and lived in Manchester James Cliurch. She was also a Century-Fox. Republicans of the outgoing town director, who limited to one lane between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. while Hartford Road and Fuss & O’Neill before moving to Storrs in 1976. She member of the Manchester Senior Breslow wrote or assisted on decided not to seek re-election after seven terms on the paving work goes south of the exit. On Wednesday, Consulting Engineers of 210 Main worked on the dietary staff at Citizens. nearly 100 screenplays during his northbound traffic will be limited to one lane between 9 St. will move all employees and board. Manchester Memorial Hospital for She is survived by a brother. 50-year career, including the Marx A recurring theme in the speeches of praise was a.m. and 3 p.m. while paving is done north of the exit. operations to its Hartford Road 15 years before retiring in 1978. Sbe William L. Carney of Manchester; Brothers films "Duck Soup” and Diana’s sense of loyalty to friends and willingness to location after renovations are com­ was a member of the First Baptist a son, Mark Schlllinger of Glaston­ “ Horse Feathers.” He also worked fulfill any commitment to service after he had made it. Swenttont are delegates plete. the company’s president said Church of Mansfield and the bury; £( daughter, Claire Scham- with Val Burton on the 1951 comedy. " I f the whole world was made up of Bill Dianas there Friday. Mansfield Senior Citizens. back of Pomfret; a sister, Lillian "Bedtime for Bonzo.” Joseph and Elsie "B iz” Swensson are among six would be no problems in the world." said Nathan An application for a building She is survived by one son, Peter Cone of Anchorage, Alaska; one delegates from Connecticut who will attend the Agostinelli. a close friend of Diana’swho was master of permit was filed with the town Kuiiak of Agawam, Mass.; one grandaughter; and several nieces national convention of the Easter Seal Society ceremonies for the event. beginning Monday in Boston. Joe Swensson will attend Building Department last month. daughter. Rosemary Szalay of and nephews. In Memoiiam President William O’Neill said In his response to the praise from a parade of Enfield; three brothers, John Re- planning sessions for the 1998 Easter Seals Telethon, speakers. Diana said. ‘T v e served with some of the planned for March 54. Elsie Swensson, a former state restoration and renovation of the viezky ol the Westlord section of The funeral is Monday at 10:15 building, previously owned by finest people in Manchester.” Ashford, and Alex and James a.m. from the John F. Tierney In loving memory of our brother representative, will attend meetings on federal laws He said he was always concerned with public safety Franklin James McCann who which pertain to rehabilitation, mandated employee Manchester Community College, Reviaya of Ashford; one sister, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., and when the police department had any proposal for passed away Nov. 14, 1965. health benefits, building accessibility and other should be complete by late spring. Irene Cloutier of Palm Bay. Fla.; followed by a mass of Christian improvements, police officials would consult him. matters. Fuss k O’Neill has occupi^ the five grandchildren and three great burial at St. James Church. Burial Gone are the days we use to share.. despite the fact that he was in the minority on the Board building for about a year. grandchildren. will be in St. James Ometary. But in our heart you are always of Directors. Employees at the Main Street The funeral will be Monday at 11 Calling hours are Sunday from 1 to 4 there. “ They only needed five votes.” but they always site, which has housed Fuss & a.m. at the First Baptist Church of p.m. The gates of memory will never Calendars consulted with m e." Diana said. O’Neill for about 18 years, should Mansfield. Burial will be in Wood- close. Former Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny was Memorial donations may be move into the Hartford Road worth Cemetery in Ashford. We miss you more than anyone among several people who said Diana made a major made to St. James School Founda­ building in February or March. The Memorial donations may be knows. Manchester contribution to the annual task of preparing the town tion, Box 254, Manchester 06040. firm will probably add to its current made to St. Jude’s Hospital, 505 N. With tender love and deep Monday staff of 100, O’Neill said. budget. Parkway, Memphis Tenn., 38105. regrets. "H e always mastered the information despite the Advisory Board of Health, Lincoln Center gold room, The Hartford Road building, built Lou Broslow We love you and will never forget 4:30 p.m. in 1910 as the main office for the Democrats’ efforts to keep it from him.” Penny Phyllis Schlllinger LOS ANGELES (AP) — Lou you. Tuesday Cheney Bros, mills, will get a quipped. Democratic Town Director Stephen T. Cassapo said Phyllis (Carney) Schlllinger, 70. Breslow, a screenwriter who Human Relations Commission, Town Hall coffee "general face lift," he said. Reno­ Always Remembered and Loved of Diana that he "always dissented with class." ol 53 Sycamore Lane, died Thurs­ worked on classic Marx Brothers room, 8 p.m. vations are estimated at $520,000 comedies and co-wrote Ronald by. and will include restoring the main Former Mayor James Farr, a Republican, recalled day at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 Reagan’s hit “ Bedtime for Bonzo," His Sisters k Brothers p.m. stairway. landscaping and remov­ that as director Diana “ always did his homework” and pital. Wednesday ing partitions for classrooms built would "go into the field” to get information on which to Cheney Hall Foundation, probate court, 5 p.m. when Manchester Community Col­ base his decisions. Commission on the Handicapped, Senior Center, 7; 30 lege occupied the site. "W e re­ Diana was presented with a plaque and with a United States Design Corporation Announces its p.m. searched the building’s history and resolution from the state House of Representatives as Thursday are making improvements that well as a letter from Gov. William O’Neill lauding him Comment session. Town Hall, 6:30 p.m. reach back to the original fea­ for his service. Building Committee, Town Hall coffee room, 7:30 tures,” O’Neill said. p.m. The firm is celebrating its 40th Advisory Parks and Recreation Commission, anniversary this year. It was Deputy chief job WIDOW SALE Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. founded in Manchester by Hayden A ndover Griswold, who was an engineer for • FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS the Cheney Bros, and began doing back on agenda Hinrsday Raginild Plnto/ManchMMr I part-time survey work from his home. NO GIMMICKS Library Directors, Andover Public Library, 7:30 A proposal to name Garry T. Albert, an Eighth The firm started as a surveying p.m. District firefighter, as deputy chief in the fire company and expanded to include department, tabled at the last meeting of the district Bolton Heavy words general civil engineering opera­ directors, will be taken up again when the directors tions. F\iss k O’Neill now handles Monday WHITE Louis OeSario, 8, and his sister, Amanda, 6, gather books environmental engineering, includ­ meet Monday. Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. District Director Lorraine Boutin, who moved to for the St. James. Book Fair to be held Tuesday from 8 ing roadway, bridge and landscap­ DOUBLE-HUNG Tuesday table the matter, said Friday that reservations she had a.m. to 2 p.m. in thb school cafeteria. ing design. REPLACEMENT Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. about the appointment have been satisfied. N, M Wednesday When she voted to postpone the vote at the Oct. 19 W INDOW S Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. New M CC course meeting. Boutin said Albert was well qualified, but she Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. was not clear on whether bylaws of the fire department UP TO 89 Ul Conservation Commission, Inland-Wetlands Testing of lines A new option to the accounting provide for the position. *$49.99 PER MONTHi Agency, Herrick Park, 7:30 p.m. and business administration The directors, scheduled to meet at 7 p.m. in the transfer program. “ Management district firehouse at Main and Hilliard streets, also will C oventry Information Science.” is now being discuss the rates the district charges for sewer service UCENSED Monday may dirty water offered at Manchester Community and the location of a sewer line across property of INSTALLATION Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. College. Barney ^term an on North Main Street. AND INSURED Director Samuel Longest, the district’s public works NOT INCLUOEO Tuesday The program is designed for ‘ Based on 36 mon Food distribution. Town Office Building, 12 noon-1 Water flow tests will be con­ will begin in the north in the students who intend to transfer to a commissioner, said Friday that he put the sewer rate p.m. ducted by the town's water division moraing and move southward four-year institution to earn a q u ^ o n on the agenda In order to clarify some Cemetery Committee, Town Office Building, 1:30 Monday and Tuesday to determine through the day bachelor’s degree in management provisions of the rates that other directors have found Mall Coupon to: p.m. future capabilities of the lines to information science. The new op­ unclear. 20 YEAR GUARANTEE meet peak and high flow needs for In the Nov. 3 election, district voters soundly United States Oesign Corporation Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office Water division officials suggest tion requires the same courses as AGAINST ROTTING. WARPING AND Building, 7:30 p.m. fire protection. The testing may that if customers have dirty or the present accounting and busi­ rejected a proposal under which the district would 41 Middletown Avo. Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, 7:30 bring dirty water into the homes of discolored water they refrain from ness administration transfer pro­ have surrendered its sewer Jurisdiction to the town. RUSTING OR WE REPLACE FREE! North Haven. CT 06473 p.m. some customers. using the water, especially hot gram except for four courses in That vote means the district will go forward with Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30p.m. water, until it clears. Officials also data processing. plans for a major trunk sewer to serve expected Youth Advisory, Town Office BuildingR7:30 p.m. According to town officials the suggest putting some bottled water For more information, call 647- commercial development in the Buckland area. ALSO AMAILABLEI Bays. Bows. Gardon and Name Wednesday tests help identify the condition of in the refrigerator for drinking on 6111. 647-6125 or 647-6062. Longest said Friday he will wait a month before other stylos. CohNS and ovoisized windows HoiTwowner's East of the River Detective Association, Town Office water mains throughout town. Monday and Tuesday. proposing action on that sewer. Building, 10 a.m. Running cold water for awhile Trip to Mexico priced accordingly Street Addms Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriots Park, The testing may result in reduced will clear the discoloration in most Escapee shoots hlmseH to death 7:30 p.m. water pressure and discolored The Manchester Community Col­ case, but if it continues for two or HARTFORD (A P) — A 23-year-old Hartford Jail School Building Committee. Coventry High School, water, particularly in the areas lege Department of Humanities is • Call Toll Free • Town or CHy, State, Zip Code three hours, customersareasked to escapee shot himself to death in a North End 7:30 p.m. around Bolton Street, Durant phone the Water and Sewer Div­ sponsoring a lO-day trip to Mexico. Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, 8 Street, and McKee and High March 10-19. It is open to the public, apartment Friday after exchanging gunfire with ision at 647-3115 or 647-3201 up to 4 Horne Phocw p.m. streets. but two academic credits may be police, officials said. 1-800-345-3207 p.m. ^ Jose Caitiona’s body was found inside the apartment Thursday earned by those who go on the trip. CaZinA.M_ Library Building Committee. Booth and Dimock The tests will begin about 8 a.m. The tests will be nnade at fire The ticket price of $1,029 per where authorities learned he was staying, city police m M. Cardona escaped Oct. IS from a Department ol ST” 1*800'334-3950 Library, 7 p.m. and should be completed by 4:30 hydrants, and homes near the person includes double occupancy 275tb Anniversary Committee, Town Office Build­ p.m. each day. In both the high and hydrants are the most likely to be hotels, airfare, buses, ballet Correction work detail, police said. ing, 7:30p.m. the low elevation zones, the tests affected. tickets, taxes and gratuities. Retailers Coii— cticMt in Brief Comiecticat in Brief scramble to l^ollce offer automobile tattoos Gas leak forces evacuation NEWINGTON — The Newington police are offering find help to give residents’ automobiles tattoos and decrease the NORTH BRANFORD — Fifty to 60 people were odds that the cars will be stolen. evacuated from the center of North Branford Friday STAMFORD (AP) — All the signs The police Saturday will use a light acid and a stencil that the holidays are coming are in after a construction company doing excavation to mark car windows with identification numbers. The ruptur^ a natural gas pipe, police said. stores around Connecticut — deco­ cost to motorists will be $10. rations. Clhristmas trees, and pos­ North Branford Police Sgt. John Delfino said the Kentucky state police started a free, statewide White Oak Construction Co. was working on a small ters that say "Help Wanted.” marking program in 1981, Officials said only two of bridge on Route 80 when equipment ruptured the pipe Faciqg a severe worker shortage, 150,000 cars marked have been stolen, and one of those at about 11:30 a.m. retailers have launched aggressive The gas escaped with a hissing sound, and police was recovered. and early recruiting campaigns to A Louisville. Ky.,' company has patented the evacuated some residents, including about eight lure prospective employees. children from a day care center and people in stenciling system. . They’ve raised employee discounts Thieves have to replace the windows before selling businesses in about a square-block area, Delfino said. \ and pay, are giving employees who the stolen cars, officials said. The etched numbers can People were allowed to return at about 2 p.m.. he recruit new workers bonuses, and said. be defaced, but that also marks the car as stolen, said are allowing flexible hours. Delfino said he didn't know where the construction Newington police Detective Wayne G. Haley. “ I think this is about the most company was based. “ You can grind this out with an abrasive wheel, but severe worker shortage in my it’s going to leave a mark.” Haley said. “ Then you memory and I’ve been here 16 Man admits shipping drug money know you’ve got something stolen. years,” said Richard Flcks. a spokesman for the Connecticut NEW HAVEN - A key figure in a major i Artist claims pens poisoned her international cocaine and money laundering ring Department of Labor In Wethers­ entered a guilty plea admitting he coordinated illegal NEW LONDON — A commercial artist who claims AP photo field. "It just means the public is r\1 \ t ' i shipment of drug money from the United States to :V'; ■. she was poisoned by toxic fumes from felt-tipped going to hove to.be more patient. Panama and elsewhere, the Justice Department said AP photo markers has filed suit against the manufacturer of the At Saks Fifth Avenue In Stam­ Boxed ears ford, workers are asked to sign a Friday. pens, her lawyer said Friday. Rodolfo Ariano Jr., 27, a Colombian national from Young honored Delores von Bemmel of Stonington claims in her suit Jacquet’s Nike, an 8-week-old Boxer pup, touches noses contract and if they fulfill it by Miami, entered his plea late Thursday in federal court that the “ Design Art Markers” she used for nine staying on the job until after with her owner, Rebecca Estes of Orrington, Maine, h® Christmas, they receive an extra 75 in Lo.s Angeles, U.S. Attorney Stanley A, Twardy Jr, Michael Sweeney, right, director of help the seminary launch its religious months in 1985 caused permanent damage to the said in a statement released in New Haven. membranes in her nose, said attorney Robert I. Bay Colony Cluster of Dog Shows in Boston Friday. The cents an hour for every hour they In return for Ariano’s plea and cooperation including educational programs at the Hartford action plan on poverty, and he was pup, a future show dog, just had its ears cropped and the worked, said Harry W. Berkowitz. awarded an honorary doctor of divinity R0drdon general manager. trial testimony, the government will seek a dismissal Seminary, lowers the doctoral hood over The pens, manufactured by Eberhard-Faber Inc. of bandage is for protection. of related money laundering charges against Ariano in the head of Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young degree. At left is Michael Rion, seminary Wilkes-Barre Pa., contain the hazardous chemical A spokesman for Massachusetts- Connecticut and elsewhere, Twardy said. during a Friday ceremony. Young, an president. xylene, according to the suit filed last week in Superior based Marshall’s, which has sev­ The deal was arranged through discussions among Court in New London. eral stores in Connecticut, includ­ U.S. attorneys in Connecticut, Los Angeles. Miami. alumnus of the school, was in Hartford to Van Bemmel claims her use of the markers has Cable television industry ing one in Bridgeport scheduled to San Francisco and Detroit, he said. caused chronic nasal congestion and inflainmation. open next month, said the worker headaches, insomnia, difficulty breathing, frequent shortgage is a year-round problem nosebleeds, sneezing and dizziness. knocks state regulations Fred Postelle, Marshall’s vice BRIDGEPORT — A federal official has threatened work diseases affect thousands president of human resources in the city with the loss of $22.5 million earmarked for NEW BRITAIN (AP) — A new half of its total channels as part of Wakefield. Mass., said the com­ alone have had heavy exposure to Infant’s death being investigated renovating the dilipidated Father Panik Village NEW HAVEN (AP) - Workers in virtually all the building trades, as state law regulating cable televi­ its basic service package and pany has recruited in the high the once commonly used insulating housing project. perhaps half of the manufacturing well as from about 500 of the 3.500 NEW BRITAIN — The cause of death of a sion franchises in Connecticut was agrees with the DPUC on a schools, remained competitive with Ronald Black of the Department of Housing and manufacturing facilities in the material that has been linked with facilities in Connecticut may have 5-month-old boy who perished after spending a cold criticized Friday by industry offi­ schedule of basic rates and a other retailers in the area of pay. lung disease and several types of night in a with his homeless parents probably won t Urban Development said “rhursday that the city has developed illnesses related to their state, he said. car cials who said it would discourage procedure for adjusting those rates and offered bonuses to current Doctors do not always recognize cancers. been lagging on plans for Father Panik Village and that work, a Yale University occupa­ be determined for several weeks, accordingto the state innovation and hurt the quality of during the 10-year term. employees who bring in new ones. the funds could be taken back if HUD does not see an illness as being occupation- tional medicine specialist said Asbestos-related cases will con­ medical examiner’s office. service. If a company does not agree to " It ’s going to be an early “ progression toward future construction.” related. while the Yale clinic Friday. tinue to be diagnosed for at least the A spokeswoman for the medical examiner said the " I find it more difficult to those conditions, its franchise term recruiting campaign this year, Black, director of housing development for the The Electric Boat shipyard in probably sees only a percentage of next 20 to 30 years because the autopsy performed Thursday on Peter Martinez was approve dollars to upgrade our would be five years. said Diana Supersano, personnel Hartford HUD office, met with city officials Thursday Groton is “ an extraordinarily dan­ occupational diseases in the state. inconclusive and further tests must be done. diseases manifest themselves long system in Hartford.” said James O. “ A five-year renewal would mansger at the Jorden Marsh to get a progress report on the housing project. gerous work place in Connecticut.” Cullen said. after exposure. Cullen said. His The child died Thursday after spending the night in Robbins, president of Atlanta- department store in Southbury. "W e want the city to show some progress on Father while workers in the building trades Cullen addressed about 30 physi­ 20-degree weather and a snow storm in his parents make it financially difficult to do clinic has seen about 1.000 people based Cox Cable Communications. business in the state of Connecti­ Panik. The money has been sitting there for over a year are also vulnerable to disease, said cians Friday at a conference on whose problems can be traced to 1981 Ford LTD. , . The state’s cable industry without anything happening,” Black said. Dr. Mark R. Cullen, director of the occupational medicine for the Meanwhile, the parents — Pedro Martinez. 26. and cut,” Robbins said. “ Cable opera­ the material, he said. brought in Robbins and economist tors would repair rather than Federal authorities have called Father Panik Yale School of Medicine’s Occupa­ primary care physician. The ses­ Wanda Ortiz. 21 — were arraigned Friday in Superior Alfred E. Kahn, a former advisor to OPEN DAILY In Connectcut. between 70.000 replace the equipment needed to Village one of the worst housing projects in the nation. tional Medicine Program. sion was to continue through Court on charges of risk of injury to a mi^nor. President Jimmy Carter, to critic­ bring a signal into the home." 10 to 9 Cullen said his clinic has seen Saturday. and 80.000 people at Electric Boat "Thev were all fighting for their lives, as f " ize the law in a hearing before the State jiues over hazardous waste The most commonly diagnosed were exposed to the material, since 1979 more than 2,000 people homeless people do.” Kenneth Simon, a public Department of Public Utility He explained that it can take SUNDAY occupational diseases in the state between 30.000 and 50.000 in the HARTFORD — The state has filed suit against a with work-related illnesses and defender, who represented the couple, said of the Control. years to plan, implement and ^AdjuiTf Apple' were asbestos-related. Cullen said. building trades and between 10.000 10 TO 5 / Shelton packaging company alleging an array of screened between 6,000 and 10.000' family. Under the law that takes effect in recover the cost of changes in a He estimated that between 200.000 and 20.000 during World War II. hazardous waste Eolations, including illegal burying more at their work places. June 1988, terms of new and cable system, which is wdiy the and 300,000 people in Connecticut Cullen estimated. of industrial sludge. Attorney General Joseph I. The workers have been from ‘Only saints will be elected’ renewed cable televison franchises industry favors a 15-year license. will be reduced from 15 year to five Lieberman said Friday. MYSTIC - Gov. William A. O’Neill F^day s t ^ He said five-year licenses also or 10 years. The aim of the bill is to Lieberman said the state is seeking fines of up to out at the news media’s coverage of public figures would make it difficult for a cable increase competition and keep $25,000 a day for each violation: personal lives, saying the day is coming when only company to obtain bank loans or The suit, filed in Hartford Superior Court against Legislators’ move delayed again saints will be elected to public office. . basic cable affordable. o th e r financing to make International Mailing Systems, claims that state The law also requires the DPUC improvements. O’Neill, who said he was offended when asked twiM to study the effect of federal cable inspectors found unmarked drums of paint thinner, by reporters last weekend whether he had ever u s ^ and will have to be replaced. The have been ready for the 1987 TV rate deregulation on Connecti­ corrosives and acid being improperly stored at the site, HARTFORD (AP) - The move marijuana, told newspaper editors at ^ meeting here into the new Legislative Office $600,000 order was to have arrived legislative session, which convened cut rates and services. The DPUC a waste sludge tank and a pit where sludge was that the current presidential campaign has created a illegally buried. Building across from the state this week. Abercrombie estimated in January. must also recommend ways to THANKSGIVING the fabric problem will force at crisis between the press and public s . foster cable competition. Lieberman said the company did not have the Capitol will be delayed once again, " It ’s frustrating and disappoint­ this time because of problems least a month’s delay in delivery. The nation appears headed • Under the law, a 10-year fran­ SHARPENING SPECIAL permits required for on-site disposal of the wastes, ing.” said Stolberg. D-New Haven, “ only saints will be able to pass spfely throuj^ the getting panels that will diride work chise would be granted if a cable failed to maintain records and failed to Inspect its co-chairman of the ^■legislative gauntlet of media scrutiny,” O’Neill told members of waste tanks. stations. Because'the delay will mean a company promises to keep at least Frl.. Nov. 20 A Sun. Nov. 22 change in the schedule for moving Management Committee, which the New England Society of Newspai»r Editors. ^ Although the new schedule calls oversees state Capitol operations “ Now. a saint may be good and flawless through and 10 AM to B PM WeNare error rate too high for some staff to be moved in by the legislative staffers into the new and the $53 million Legislative through, but I doubt that a saint knows how to get a end of January, House Speaker building, the leaders were forced to HARTFORD,— The state was notified by the federal approve a two-month extension in Office Building construction. highway built,” O’Neill said. N.E.G.S., INC. government Friday that its error rate in distributing Irving J. Stolberg said it was “ entirely possible” that the move the lease of the two temporary The problem with the panels was welfare benefits was higher than permitted and could office buildings on the Capitol lawn. 136’^ Center St., Manchester mean ^ penalty of about $440,000. won't be accomplished until after typical of delays that have plagued Police probe abuse allegations (Across from Helium Hi's) the 1988 legislative session ends in That will cost state taxpayers the new building. Other delays have However, Claudette Beaulieu, a spokeswoman for another $80,000. HARTFORD — A state police officer w ork^ Commercial knife sharpener will sharpen your May, to minimize disruption of staff been blamed on everything from iBO .gntn—74 ■ ihiM** the state Department of Income Maintenance, said wait. *2.00 per knife. Commercial knives available for sale. and legislators. late shipments of steel and granite undercover at the Seaside Center to investigate that the sanction cannot be collected because Congress a u S o n s Oiat mentally retarded cllente were The 1988 session convenes on Feb. At the earliest, it will be the end of to changes in office layout to meet Open to the public TWO DAYS ONLY. has imposed a moratorium on such penalties until June January before anyone is moved physically abused and workers used illegal drugs, 872-2140 while a study is conducted of the accuracy of controls 5. the individual preferences of No electric or serrated knives. Legislative leaders got the word into the building. The most recent lawmakers. state police said Friday. over welfare programs. schedule had called for some staff Six employees at the state-run facility in Waterfort 504 OFF EACH KNIFE SHARPENED The error rate permitted by the federal Department Friday from Rep. Paul D. Aber­ crombie. R-North Haven, who is to be moved in this month, and Rep. Janet Polinsky. D- were sus^nded with pay Monday when the Depart­ WILSON (with Mils eoupon) S47>9621 of Health and Human Services was 3 percent. more moved in on a staggered Waterford, another committee ment of Mental Retardation began an Connecticut rate was 3.39 percent. Beaulieu said, chairman of the subcommittee schedule as sections of the building member, said she was worried that into allegations that that three mentally retarded men O IL C O . adding that it covered the year ending Sept. 30. 1984. overseeing the project. are completed. other problems will surfacp and had been physically abused. She said 45 states had exceeded the target and that He said fabric covering the Originally, the building was to prevent a smooth transition. the national average for that year was 5.9 percent. panels did not meet fire standards Teen parties in Boston suburb U.S./Wo«ld b Brief reminiscent of ‘Animai House’

“ My jurisdiction does not exteid Katparov laadt cheaa toumay BOSTON (AP) — It’s been party phone was ruined in the microwave to Saturday night in someone else’s SEVILLE, Spain—The ISth game of the Worid Chess time the past 10 months for and someone ate their pet tropical fish. house,” Flaherty said. Championship between Garri Kasparov and chai- teen-agers in the affluent suburb of Abbate, a 37-year veteran of the ienger Anatoiy Karpov ended in a draw Friday after a Westwood, and police blame par­ “ I think the cops overemphasize it a little but there is definitely a state and Westwood police, refused 39-move struggie. ents lor the rash of rowdy bashes to release the addresses of homes The score now stands 7-6 in Kasparov’s favor. A win u .f problem,” the 15-year-old said that have ended with a stereo damaged during unsupervised par­ is worth one point and a draw, a haif-point. thrown through a window or an Friday. Collins said he has occas- ties. He said the town has been “ For most of the game, it was Kasparov who pressed sionally gone to other parties. “ As attempt to set a dog on fire. lucky no one has been killed or hard for victory, despite piaying biack. After a shaky “ The parents leave and the booze far as I know, mine was the worst.” start in the eariier games, he’s regained his “ The damage is astronomical,” seriously injured. comes in,” said Westwood Police The party where officers were confidence,’’ said a Spanish chess expert, Fernando Chief Francis Abbate on Friday. Abbate said. He said teen-agers not r used to drinking will bring in ” 25-30 Injured cost more than $10,(KM) for Urias. “ Everything that goes up comes medical treatment, overtime and The winner of the 24-game series between the two down. That’s pretty obvious looking cases of beer, gallons and gallons of Soviet grandmasters requires 12.5 points, but in the the hard stuff.” court costs, he said. c - at some of these houses.” Linda Rooney of Braintree says event of a 12-12 tie Kasparov wiii remain champion. “ The police department is taking - irs .C R .iil Abbate said damage to trashed she knows what Westwood parents Kasparov has won three games and iost two, with homes ranges from hundreds to every step available to prevent, % feel like when they returned home eight drawn. thousands of dollars. Many houses detect and to supress house par­ to a trashed house. Her family have been left beer-splattered. At ties,” Abbate said. He said he called high school officials and underwent therapy after finding one party a telephone was baked in about 75 teen-agers had caused Forty die In Mexico bus crash a microwave oven; at another, contacted local newspapers to $14,000 in damage during a Febru­ partiers tried to set a golden publidze the problem. MEXICO CITY — A speeding city bus packed with ary party while they were away. schooichiidren and workers skidded off a dirt road in retriever ablaze. Westwood High School Principal PhllUp Flaherty said trying to The Rooneys say that the party- heavy fog Friday and flipped onto its roof in a shallow Westwood police have broken up goers did not have permission to be lake, killing 40 people and injuring five, authorities 18 unsupervised parties involving explain the rash of rowdiness would in the house, but police say one of said. teen-agers and young adults in 10 be like “ trying to sum up the 20th century in 20 words or less.” their daughters gave a friend a key. A 10-year-old boy who escaped injury said he swam months, including one last month in “ I ’m shaking all over just talking AP photo which three officers were injured He said the town’s students were out through a window. about it,” Mrs. Rooney said. He said he heard a bang, then the driver “ applied the halting a party by more than 150 known for good behavior at proms Parachute exercise and other functions and blamed “ There really ought to be a brakes hard and the bus skidded.... All the passengers youths. prec^ent set because otherwise started falling and they piled up onto the driver.’’ The problems on a tiny minority. He Siveef success “ This is a bedroom town that there will be no end to these frightened youngster would not give his name. Kevin Kieser, a physical education kids throw the chute up, run under it and usually closes up at 9 o’clock,” he said the high school has adequate alcohol and drug education pro­ trashings.' These kids feel so The government-owned Route 100 Authority, which teacher at Palo Verde (Ariz.) elementary then sit inside as it slowly deflates to the Ulla Wiegerstorfer, a veterinary student said. “ But the kids are kicking up powerful, they don’t understand the owns the bus, issued a statement saying it blew a tire on grams and parents have not school, leads a group of third-graders as ground. from Austria, smiles as she has a their heels.” word responsibility.” a front wheel. they use a parachute for exercise. The strawberry breakfast at her London hotel Abbate said he blames parents complained. A police spokeswoman. Carmen Gutierrez Zamora, more than teen-agers. said 18 passengers were unhurt in the accident at 6; 30 Friday. The 20-year-old blonde was “ Teen drinking has been with us a.m. Friday in the Tiahuac district on the city’s crowned the new Miss World Thursday since the beginning of time and will southern edge. Heart drug, approved by FDA, evening and will wearthe crown for ayear. be with us to the end of time.” ^ Vi\LO CARD p . Abbate said. “ This is more often ------Sanctions Imposed against Brazil than riot the result of irresponsible parents, out all night or until the IN STORE SALE WASHINGTON — President Reagan said Friday he could save lives of thousands ‘Superbabies’ may late morning hours or away lor the is imposing trade sanctions against Brazil because the weekend at old Cape Cod when all Brazilian government is engaging in practices that bar hell is taking place at the old Z-7 SAE 30 z-7 5W-30 U.S. companies from that country’s computer WASHINGTON (AP) - A new victims. While not discounting its life­ turn Into burn-outs homestead.” Z-7 SAE 40 OvV***- Z-7 10W-40 oSvQt software market. emergency drug expected to save It becomes the sixth FDA- saving potential. Young said its Thirteen Westwood youngsters GT 20-50 Reagan said he will raise teriffs on some Brazilian the lives of thousands of heart approved drug developed through longer-range benefit is at least as face charges stemming from inci­ exports to the United States and will prohibit imports attack victims by eating away clots biotechnology — all but one of them significant. CHICAGO (AP) — Parents trying to rear “ superba­ dents at parties in the last month Z-7 10-30 T a c .ru by (Senetech — and the one likely to z-7 10-40 Io t- ° 3 0 from Brazil of certain computer products. blocking the flow of blood to their Noting that 250,000 people who bies’’ may instead create a generation of early alone: three of them are “ repeat­ have the broadest, most dramatic The White House said all of the Brazilian products hearts was approved Friday by the suffer a first heart attack in the burn-outs, a panel of experts said Friday, warning that ers” who hosted previous rowdy application. against which the action is being taken are available Food and Drug Administration. United States each year die within force-feeding academics to pre-schoolers may retard parties. Abbate has had to call for All Prices Atter 20« Rebate - Limit 12 Qts Per Customer TPA is not the first clot­ from domestic producers or companies in other FDA Commissioner Frank E. the first month. Young said, “ Early their intellectual, social and physical development. help from state police and police in With Coupon Only dissolving product on the market, countries. Young called approval of the treatment may help reduce these “ Twenty years ago, people thought that precocity a nearby community. but physicians participating in It said the higher Uriffs will be removed when it is genetically engineered drug widely deaths, but it may be even more was bad... the feeling was ’early ripe, early rot,” ’ said Westwood High sophomore Mike clinical trials involving some 4,000 determined that the unfair practices have been known as TPA "a major advance in important to many of us that early child psychologist David Elkind, president of the Collins was host for one of'th e PAP AUTO PARTS • 649-3528 eliminated. the management of coronary heart heart attack victims hail it as a National Association for the Education of Young parties about two months ago. He breakthrough development. treatment can improve the quality 307 E. Center St. • Manchester The action stems from a trade investigation begun by disease.” of the years remaining. Children. , . ^ ... said he invited 10 friends, but about • U.S. ’Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter in 1985. Dr. Howard Morgan, president of Dr. Charles Abbottsmith, direc­ “ Now the motto is ’early ripe, early rich, and It s 200 people showed up. The family’s the American Heart Association, tor of cardiology at Christ Hospital “ Today, only one-third of the backfiring, said Elkind at a news conference during the said, “ This drug has the potential to in Cincinnati, hat called TPA the survivors of initial heart attacks annual convention of the group, the nation’s largest Youths held at Mandela's home greatly improve the outcome of “ penicillin of hbart attacks.” completely recover,” he continued. professional association of early childhood educators. many heart attacks.” An emergency treatment most “ Many of the rest live limited, The trend is most noticeable among upwardly mobile effective when administered within circumscribed lives as a result of JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Police searched He said studies have demon­ young professionals who use such devices as books, 200 W. Cantor 81. At McKee for stolen property and arrested 10 youths on Friday in strated that TPA “ can reduce the the first minutes or hours after a heart damage. By limiting damage flashcards and piano lessons “ to try and get them Manchaator.CT 00040 Brighten your dey raiding the home of black activist Winnie Mandela, amount of damage to the heart patient has suffered a heart attack, to the heart, early use of TPA can (children) on the last track,” said panelist Dr. George by caHIna who called the operation “ the usual provocative muscle as well as the number of the official labeling will call for its reduce heart damage and thus help Sterne. )c5i&n use “ as soon as possible after the action.” deaths due to heart attacks if it is ensure the continued enjoyment of “ Increasingly we see children whose schedules at 649-9990 Authorities said the raid was part of an investigation administered soon — within a few onset of symptoms.” the vigor and pleasures of life.” age 3 and 4 would boggle the mind of adults... they ha ve Qrael tor Senlore into an alleged robbery and assault last month they hours — after symptoms be^n.” 60-hour weelu,” said Sterne, chairman of the P a s s i v e E x e r c i s e ' said was witnessed by hlrs. Mandela and her daughter, While offering new hope to the Co-Ed American Academy of Pediatrics’ Committee on Oam-Opm Zinzi. 800,000 Americans who suffered Early Childhood, Adoption and Dependent Care. We would like to introduce 3 new products. Mrs. Mandela, wife of the imprisoned African initial heart attacks each year, “ They’re tired, they’re irritable, they have bel­ In addition to our regular passive exercise program we now have National Congress leader. Nelson Mandela, said the approval of the drug also holds the lyaches. ... It’s obvious they’re on overload, he said. promise of financial bonanza for BLAKE & BESAW detained people were members of a youth soccer team In an estimated 26 states, programs are pending that 1. Acu-Massage Table she sponsors. Genetech, Inc., the ll-year-old Electrical Contractors would have children enter public school at age 4, said Referring to speculation the government might soon South San Francisco, Calif., com­ panelist Samuel Sava, executive director of the terrific for anyone who enjoys the healthy benefits of a good free her husband, viewed by many blacks as their pany that developed it. National Association lor Elementary School massage. pre-eminent leader, she said: “ These certainly are not Company officials said the drug For All Your Electrical Needs Principals. the actions of men who intend releasing anybody.” should be availaUe in emergency 2. Treadmill (Walking Machine) rooms nationwide within two or Commerciol & Residentiol But tiiinnd noted that in Scandinavian countries, take a leisurely waiK or worxi yourself up to a jog for a good three weeks. They declined to say “ where children don’t begin forced education until age cardiovascular workout. Deaver doing well after surgery bow much it will cost in the United 7,” illiteracy is virtually non-existent. • Including Fire and Security alarms “ We have to recognize that education is not a race, 3. VIbroaaun WASHINGTON — Former presidential aide Michael States, but indicated it probaUy child-rearing 1s not a race. In our desires to believe we a dry sauna to relieve stress, improve body fitness, muscle tone, K. Deaver was listed in good condition Friday will be in line with the 92,000i>er- • Generator Hook-ups • Service Up-Grades can give children a leg up, we are really handicapping following successful removal of a kidney stone in an treatment charge in other countries circulation, along with reducing weight. operation that forced a one-week suspensioo of his where it already is on the market. them,” he said. TPA — or tissue plasminogen 649-4049 Manchester 649-0761 “ If you try to hard to force them to learn things... you Authorized distributor of both perjury trial. do run the risk of, first, burn-out, and second, AcuMassage and VIbroaaun Deaver underwent the surgery at Georgetown activator — is a dot-disaoli^ Call For Froo Eotlmatoa University Hospital, where he is expected to remain at protein fiiat occurs naturaily in the suppressing creativity,” Sterne said. ParenU who push their children may only want the least until Monday, said spokeswoman Nancy Saenger. human body, but not in the Smtfor CHIxti Dt9oount$ Deaver was listed in good condition after the concentrated dose that will be best for them. operation,’which she said “went very wen." administered to heart attack Fad inventors hope U.S./WorM In Brief ta B ^ Iraq claims ‘massacre’ and wacky bring riches Peace talke alutive In Angola with giant eyelashes, available in three By Larry McShone JAMBA, Angola — From their remote headquarters The Associated Press shades of irises. here in the bush, commanders of the UNITA rebei of 5 Hrycyk’s business partner, Jim Whited, movement direct a guerrilla war that for 12 years has MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) - NEW YORK — The telephone? The said the inspiration for the electric eye frustrated Angola’s Marxist leaders and their Soviet Iraq’s air force reported attacks on lightbulb? Old news. derived more from current events than backers. five vessels during a “ massacre” of Now, these are inventions; the Landshark ancient art. UNITA, short for the National Union for the Total “ Tammy Faye Bakker was a major / A ships in Iranian waters, and sank a Hat, the Dobermask, the Eyeball NIghtlight. Independence of Angola, has proved to be among the salvage tug Friday while appar­ And their inventors harbor no illusions of influence on the Inventor,” Whited confided. most effective recipients of covert U.S. military aid. ently trying to hit a supertanker for illuminating the world or creating transcon­ A large selection of new products spurred by The rebels now claim to have won their biggest victory third time in two days. tinental conversation. Theirgoals; findingthe the nation’s safe sex obsession was also yet by repulsing an 18,000-man assault force. Persian Gulf shipping executives next Hula-Hoop and a couple million bucks in available; everything from a board game ' UNITA's leader, Jonas Savimbi, said Thursday he said two crewmen were reported titled “ The Sexual Intellectual” to key chains hoped the battlefield achievements would force the process. killed and four wounded when a " i« g lc doesn’t make it,” inventor Bob with condoms. Angola’s government and its Cuban and Soviet allies to radar-guided Exocet missile hit the “ This is going togo. I don’t know If it’ll be the ' the bargaining table, but there has been no sign this Pagani, the man behind the Dobermask, said tug Friday morning. in summing up Friday’s “ Fad Fair III.” “ In next Hula-Hoop, but It’s going to be big,” said will happen. Lloyd’s Shipping Intelligence Larry Butler of Denver, who has sunk $20,000 America, logic doesn’t sell.” Service, based in London, said the Pagani and the other 90-plus exhibitors Into promoting “ The Sexual Intellectual,’ tug “ subsequently sank.” It was where contestants move around a snake­ fervently follow that credo. i N ' Jackson broadens campaign base owned by the Semco company of The group, brought together by the shaped game board. Singapore, but was not identified by CHICAGO — Jesse Jackson moved Friday to legendary creator of the Wacky Wallwalker, “ Absolutely, this is a family game. I want name. . broaden his Democratic presidential campaign base, Ken “ Dr. Fad” Hakuta, offered the discerning every family in America to own one,” said turning to California for a pow'erful black politician to At U.N. headquarters in New Butler. ’ ‘It’s educational — I don’t want people shopper; be his chairman and to Ohio for a Jewish political York, Secretary-general Javier to think It’s sleazy.” consultant to manage operations. Perez de Cuellar said Iran chose ■ ’The Fruck. A geneticist’s nightmare; Butler offered particular praise for “ Dr. Gerald Austin, a former Democratic National Mohammad Larijani, a deputy half-duck, half-frog, all cash when you place Fad,” whose Wacky Wallwalker — an Committee consultant with campaign experience in foreign minister, as its emissary an order. Ohio, will be campaign manager, and California for U.N. talks aimed at ending the octopus-shaped piece of rubber which flops ■ ’The Elefun Horn. A long piece of tube with Assembly Speaker Willie Brown Jr. will be the 7-year-old war. He said he would down any wall it’s thrown at—has earned him a device attached to the top, allowing it to emit chairman, Jackson announced at a news conference. meet this month with Larijani and $20 million since 1982. Hakuta, 38, wore a “ The base of our political infrastructure has been with Iraq’s envoy. Foreign Minister the most obnoxious sound in a room rife with sweater covered with Wallwalkers as he strengthened and expanded,’’ Jackson said, formaliz­ Tarik Aziz. annoying noises. mingled with the Inventors. ing choices revealed Thursday by Austin. "Now we The tug was the latest reported ■ The Dobermask. The head of a Doberman Although “ Dr. Fad” may be the prince of head into the next phase of the campaign," Jackson ■ H . . victim of an aerial blitz in which pinscher, made for attachment to the noggin self-promotion and the rajah of retail, he added. Iraq has claimed 11 attacks on ships of any household pet to create the illusion of a in Iranian waters since Monday, offered a sobering message for those deadly beast guarding the home. desperate to follow in his footsteps. including five in a 29-hour period “ You call yourself a reporter? And you ve Yeltsin had ‘big-boss syndrome’ through midday Friday. Three never heard of the Dobermask?” Pagani, a “ There’s 100 people out there,” he said, AP photo MOSCOW — Boris N. Yeltsin, tapped by Mikhail S. raids were confirmed Pennsylvania disc jockey, asked gesturing at the fair. “ By next year, 50 of em independently. Gorbachev to head the Moscow party almost two years incredulously. will be gone. Maybe 20 will be doing s^*®: Lance Bieber, president of Landshark Ltd. of Boulder, ago, developed a "big-boss syndrome,” thought Shipping agents said the tug Well, no. Or, for that matter, any of the other another 25 will do a Uttle bit >»tter. That apparently was near the 264,081-ton Cok)., checks out a sea of Landshark hats during a himself infallible and flouted orders from the top, an weird and wacky displays scattered about the leaves just five people who will sell millions, AP photo Fortuneship L, a Greek tanker gathering of inventors at Fad Fair II in New York Friday. official report said Friday. advised the doctor. chartered by Iran that was disabled ballroom. One Moscow Communist accused his former chief of Take Gene Hrycyk of Akron, Ohio. Bieber was one of 90 inventors who displayed a wacky by an Iraqi missile Wednesday “ Realistically, there’s only one big fad a "treason to the cause of perestroika, ’’ the report issued “ The Eyeball NIghtlight is to plasUc what range of items designed to tickle the whimsy of fleeting Christmas must be close night and hit a second time about 24 year,” he said sadly. “ If there were more, I ’d by Soviet news media said. Perestroika is the the Venus de Milo is to marble,” promised hours later. still be making a lot of stuff.” fans. Kremlin’s program to overhaul the economy and Two skaters on New York’s Rockefeller Plaza skating rink Hrycyk, creator of the glow-ln-the-dark orb society. glide along Friday while workers raise the center’s Iraq regularly attacks tankers Rumors meanwhile swept Moscow that the 56-year- and oil installations in an attempt to old Yeltsin, who was fired Wednesday after Gorbachev 75-foot-tall Norway spruce, one of the sure signs that destroy the exports with which Iran condemned his "personal ambitions,” was hospital­ Christmas is getting close. The annual tree-lighting pays the cost of the war. People in the News ized with heart trouble. ceremony, New York’s official welcome to Christmas, wili Baghdad radio quoted a military $2, week’s work spokesman as saying the air raids Palestine Liberation Organization. be Dec. 1. pleased. were “ within the framework of our Nureyev to return The center threw a party earlier pursuit of the enemy’s targets in the earns a degree “ I am disappointed that a rock Committee approves CarluccI star who is supposed to be a role this week when Crowe came to see gulf waters ... and our planes have PARIS (AP) - Ballet dancer his hats on display, and he de­ WASHINGTON — ’The Senate Armed Services model for young people chose to achieved the widest massacre of WILBURTON. Okla. (AP) — For $2 and about a Rudolf Nureyev will return to the clared: “ They never looked so Committee unanimously recommended Friday that Unpaid liver transplant vandalize the work of another the enemy's targets.” It said the week’s time, you can get a college degree from a Soviet Union to visit his mother for good.” Frank C. Carlucci become secretary of defense, while attacks were on five “ large mari­ new school in southeastern Oklahoma. the first time since he defected to artist,” she said. congressional negotiators virtually completed work on time targets,” the term it uses for the West In 1961, the Paris Opera Bono had climbed up the Vaillan- court Fountain at Justin Herman a Pentagon budget reducing military spending for the worries other patients ships. But you better not work too hard. said Friday. The Wilburton Institute of Perspicacious There’s no hostililty third consecutive year. The attacks coincided with re­ Nureyev, 49, now an Austrian Plaza and spray-painted in red: By 20-0, the committee approved President Reagan’s Mendacity, just I month, old, has al^ready “ Stop the Traffic, Rock ’n’ Roll.” NEW YORK (AP) - Former PITTSBURGH (AP) - A wom­ “ Their fund-raising efforts are at ports from Tehran indicating Iran citizen, is dance director of the choice of Carlucci to succeed Caspar W. Weinbergeras graduated 200 relaxation speciallsU. says Stoney “ The unfortunate incident Beatle George Harrison feels no an’s refusal to pay for her son’s a standstill at the moment,” Mrs. is preparing for a major new land Paris Opera Ballet. defense secretary. The nomination was sent to the full Hardcastle, manager of the Wilburton Chamber marred an otherwise wonderful hostility toward Eric Clapton for liver transplants a fter she collected Engebretsen said. “ It’s a chain offensive in the southern sector of “Alter 26 years far from my Senate which is expected to confirm Carlucci early rock concert,” Felnsteln said In a m a rlin g his ex-wlfe, Patti Boyd, $450,000 in donations from sympa­ reaction.” the 730-mile border war front. of Commerce. „ „ .. country, I have obtained authoriza­ next week. Haidcastle admits the college was his statement Thursday. and considers the rocker “ one of thetic Americans is slowing fund­ Ms. DeSillers’ 7-year-old son, Sources in gulf shipping circles, tion to go to the Soviet Union to see Weinberger is retiring after seven years of presiding scheme to create interest in the small town and The band, for its part, issued a raising efforts for some dying Ronnie, died April 29 while await­ all speaking on condition of ano­ my family, my mother being very my best mates.” over the biggest peacetime military build-up in U.S. statement through promoter Bill “ There was always this Idea we children and frightening the par­ ing a fourth liver transplant. His nymity, said they had few details of raise funds. old and 111,” he said in a statement. Loafers must pay $2 apiece for bachelors Graham Presents. hated each other. Never ever. It history. Pentagon spending doubled during his tenure. ents of others, families and officials bill totaled $424,302, of which the tugboat sinking just south of “ I am very touched.” degrees from the insUtute, named after a lofty “ Oops! U2 would like to apologize was over for Patti and 1 anyway. I said Friday. $163,113 was paid. Kharg Island in the northern gulf, The Opera, citing the private tenn for shrewd lying. It Is also known as the for any upset they caused,” said the still like the ex-wife, she's great,” " It ’s a shame that this woman is Iran’s main oil export terminal. An nature of the visit, refused to Ms. DeSillers, of Miami, said she College of Loafing. Irish rock bond. “ We got carried Harrison says in the Nov. SO issue of Cool reception to envoy request going to make us suffer for official at Semco’s Singapore office provide the dates of the trip. is withholding the balance because Haidcastie said he expects the college to Nureyev thanked the Soviet and away by what was a great day and a Us magazine. WASHINGTON — Administration officials reacted something she did, and she will. She was rached by telephone but would she questions the accuracy of the develop advanced degree programs, which would French authorities who had made great gig.” “ As for divorce, we should have coolly Friday to a proposal by the sister of American really will,” said Sue Bevan, 31, of bill and the quality of the last organ give no information. sell for ^ each. , the trip possible. gotten divorced four years before. hostage Terry Anderson that President Reagan Lehigh Acres, Fla., whose 4>A- The Fortuneship L was carrying her son received. “ The main thing we want to get across is we are The dancer will be accompanied That didn’t bother me. It bothered appoint a special envoy to lead efforts to free her month-old son, Billy Bob, needs a a load of opide oil south when hit Hats off to Crowe not selling degrees, such as some of our major by an assistant In the office of Eric at the time. Now Eric Is brother and other captives. new liver. Children’s Hospital denied Fri­ Wednesday night and was being day that Ronnie’s third liver was towed to port for unloading and institutions in our state,” he said. French Culture Minister Francois OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The getting divorced from her, too. But "F o r a year, the United States has been frozen in its Maria DeSillers’ refusal to pay Studente must attend classes, which meet at a rejected by other hospitals or that repairs when the second attack Leotord, who has been working on a Kirkpatrick Center museum is we all still love each other.” approach to the plight of the Americans held hostage in Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh local restaurant and doughnut shop. And there are Harrison, who produced the his bill was inflated to take occurred Tuesday. project for the Paris Opera Ballet to. saying hats off to Adm. William J. Lebanon,” Peggy Say of Batavia, N.Y.,' wrote in an has caused concern among families movie “ Shanghai Surprise” with of transplant patients, said Mary advantage of the $450,000 that was Iran uses its own and chartered perform In the Soviet Union. Crowe. op-ed column in The New York Times. * ^ ‘The'college of Loafing student must learn how Ninety of the 787 hats in Crowe’s Sean Penn and Madonna, was Ann Engebretsen, chairman of the donated. supertankers to move crude from “ President Reagan should now appoint a special to exaggerate a good fish story,** Hardcastle said. collection are on display at the asked if he would work with, the National Organ Transplant Educa­ Kharg Island, a frequent target of envoy — a man or woman of achievement and stature The lawsuit was a last resort on Mayor not pleased couple again. tion Foundation in Fort Lauder­ air raids, to makeshift terminals museum. — to work toward freedom for the hostages,” she said. behalf of the contributors, includ­ The college administration is considering Crowe, an Oklahoma City native “ It’s not worth the trouble, he dale, Fla. about 450 miles down the gulf that SAN FRANCTSCO (AP) - U2 Her brother, the 46-year-old chief Middle East ing President Reagan, who chipped establishing a sports program, with a probable who is chairman of the Joint C!hiefs said. “ They have good qualities. Mrs. Engebretsen, whose daugh­ are harder for Iraqi planes to lead singer Bono may have picked correspondent for The Associated Press, has been held in for Ronnie’s care, said hospital emphasis on dominoes, Hardcastle said. of Staff, has collected a London “ But whenever that element in him ter, Trine, now 6, underwent a liver reach. the wrong city to spray-paint prisoner by pro-Iranian elements in Lebanon. President Edwin K. Zechman Jr. “ We’ve got a sports director, but we haven’t bobby’s helmet, a temple dancer’s is set off, he comes unglued. That’s s transplant in 1984, said she’s "graffiti during a free concert before White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said of Salvage executives said the gotten him awake long enough yet to organize any spiked headdress, even a hat once his problem — that side of him received calls from distraught Ms. DeSillers did not return a 20,000 fans. Mrs. Say’s recommendation; “ We think there are Friendship L caught fire Thursday sports.” owned by Yasser Arafat of the nobody wants to know about. some problems with it. We’ll consider it, but we have a parents since Children’s Hospital message left on her answering night after one or two of the Mayor Dianne Felnsteln was not lot of people working on tltjls right now, in a lot of filed suit Monday against Ms. machine Friday morning seeking sea-skimming Exocets hit its cargo agencies.” DeSillers. comment. holds. I « Wall Streeters talk rebound

BUSINESS Investors’ By Chet Currier The Associated Press MARKET REPORT G u id e Activity over Iha pasi 30 (fading days NEW YORK — Less than a month William A. Doyle Highlights after the worst stock market 2.700- Home sales fall decline In modern times, many R etail Wall Streeters are putting on DOW JONES AVERAGE P roducer of the week remarkahly upheat faces. Novnnihi't 1 J, 1007 in peak season, S ales There is much taik these days HIGH ^1573.81 Price Index that a recession in the producing ■ SeasonaSy adjusieO. Miioos oi doii.vs LOW 1.92;).08 Percent drange from prior monSt By The Associated Press Fund managers and consuming economy can be 130 avoided, despite the severity of the CLOSE 1.935.01 trade group says * 0.6 ■ Congressional and White market drop. . CHANGE Down 25.20 And though memories o f Black 1t ■ House negotiators continued nego­ don’t hide losses ■ , tiations on how to shrink the federal Monday on Oct. 19 remain fresh, • WASHINGTON (AP) —SalesofexisUnghomes,hurt more and more forecasters are by rising mortgage rates, fell in 28 states during the deficit. ■ The Labor Department said talking up the chances for a . peak summer sales season, a real estate trade group QUESTION: Many mutual fund organizations offer wholesale prices edged down 0.2 significant rebound in stock prices. reported Friday. a variety of funds to the public, each based on a CanMron Associates, a New York percent last month, posting their a I • I I The National Association of Realtors said 14 states, different investment objective. When the edbnomy investor relations firm that sur­ .!i concentrated in depressed energy and farm regions, first drop since July 1986. |l„ i M ; I I ■ Retail sales, slipped 0.1 percent changes radically from Its present course, some veyed 453 analysU. brokers and h suffered sales declines of 10 percent or more from July - i in October, but discounting the mutual iunds will boom and others will bust. money managers, in Iqte O cto W _ through September compared with the same period a Do sufficient safeguards exist within the mutual fund and early November, reports that h year ago. expected drop in new-car pur­ - 0.6 industry to prevent finagling by fund managementsjo -m ore than 75 percent of the. The biggest setbacks were in Colorado, where sales FMAMJ'J ASO chases sales increased at their • A M J J A S O minimize reported losses by the bummers? respondents expect the Dow 4pnes h 1987 speediest clip since February, the ‘ were down 28.3 percent, and Wyoming, where sales fell tS67 1- industrial average to he hack up in 1 25.8 percent. Both states were hurt by a slump in oil and S«pt 07 Oct. 07 Commerce Department said. Sept. 07 Oct 07 ANSWER: Although almost anything can be done in the 2,600-3.000 range hy next June, y • gas exploration caused by falling energy prices. ■ Eastern Airlines announced it I -0.3% il ♦o.yQ l -0.2% i| $122.3 |fTl27.6 j[ $127T| was laying off around 3,500 em­ this World, an attempt by a mutual fund’s management assuming progress on the f ^ r a l Overall, the seasonally adjust^ annual rate of sales to prop up the price of the fund’s shares above actual MTWTF MTWTF- MTWTF M T W T t AP graphic ployees, after the financially ailing budget deficit. . MTWTF MTWTF of existing single-family homes dropped to 3.8 million 12 19 26 2 9- carrier reported a $67.4 million loss value would be virtually Impossible. ” Jhe overwhelming majority I ______units during the summer, down 3.3 percent from the ’The people who manage a mutual fund do not nave- were upbeat and optlmlstjc,” said Oclohsf - Novjm^^ same period a year ago. for the third quarter. ■ Pan Am Corp. rejected a possession of the fund’s assets — cash and storts or William Borchert, the firm’s presi­ A P grap h ic While sales were falling, home prices were rising. "other securiUes the fund holds as investments. ’Those dent. : ’We anticipated dlsmajr and • - » The median sales price climbed to $85,400, 5.8 percent proposal by California investor Consumer buying brisk Kirk Kerkorian to take over its assets are heltf by the fund’s custodian b a n k '- as ' pesrimism. and for the most part it higher than a year ago when the midpoint price was - has taken place.” 251.44, and the NASDAQ compositp troubled airline. Pan American required by the InveWment Company Act of 1940, the just wasn’t there.” index for the over-the-counter. $80,700. principal federal law covering mutual funds. To be sure, this kind of positive For "a ll those who allowed greed New York City and Boston held onto their spots as the World Airways. to dolor their judgment,’’ DeVoe ' market 3.$S to 392.97. ■ Southland Corp. said it would A mutual fudd’s share price - its asset value per thinking doesn’t sit- w ell" with m costliest housing areas,in the country with median except for automobiies share — is determined by .adding up those assets, said, “ itismucheaslertotry tohlde try to complete a $4 billion everyone. In the eyes of some Volume on the Big Board aver­ sales prices of $183,000 and $181,600 respectively.. subtracting any liabilities and dividing by the number their own errors and lookfor some leveraged buyout, despite having Miritics, it has 'a n element of aged 174.81 million shares a day, Over the past two years, these two cities have ranked of shares ’.’outstanding” and owned by Inveajors. whistling past the graveyard, of other scapegoat.” « WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ ing firm, said it was too soon to postponed a $1.5 billion offering of Whatever the causes of the crash, • against ‘ 212.13“ million the week either first or second in the association’s quarterly Most mutual funds ’’price’: their shares onre every trring to wish the whole experience price survey, which covers 53 metropolitan areas. cans spent freely on all goods gauge the stock market’s effect on high-risk junk bonds aimed at the market has shown distinct signs before. except automobiles in October, the consumers. financing the transaction. business day. Some do it more frequently. Any away. Providence, R.I., had'tbe-largest jump in home difference between true asset value per share and a Raymond F. IJeVoe Jr., an of stabilizing lately. In the past prices during the past year, a giant 37.8 percent government said Friday in a report “ Most people don’t react that ■ Singer Co.’s board urged week, it rallied from some early Without minimizing the financiai indicating no immediate blow to quickly. If there’s going to be any shareholders to reject an unsoli­ price reported by a fund would be spotted in a hurry. analyst at Legg Mason Wood pain it caused, a good many increase which left ttie median price of an existing Don’t fret. It’s not going to happen Walker iBc., contends that some of losses with'the help of better-than- home at $126,600. consumer confidence from the reaction, it’s going to take several cited $1.06 billion tender offer led by ^expected figures on the nation’s observers make the case that the months. ... The key will be No­ Florida investor Paul Bilzerian. If the opportunity existed to report Inflated per share his colleagues practiced “ denial of Two other metropolitan areas in the Northeast were stock market crash. “ trade deficit. crash may ultimately yield some The Commerce Department said vember and December,” he said. ■ General Motors Corp. an­ asset values, mutual fund managements would nave responslbiUty” by attributing the significant benefits. close beliind in terms of price increases. Hartford, been sorely tempted from Monday. Oct. 19. when the market slide to a losaof confidence The Dow Jones average of 30 Conn., saw'home prices jumpi25.3 percent to a median retail sales edged down 0.1 percent Last month’s small overall de­ nounced plans to boost its sales stock market “ crashed.” through^t. 23. in government leaders. Industrials closed Friday .at of $165,400 followed by the Albany, N.Y., area where as a sharp, 3.1 percent dip in auto cline followed a 1.1 percent drop in effort in Japan, with the new 1,935.01, down 24.04 from the week ‘ "rhe knee-jerk reaction in |he September — a figure revised venture centering on three of its During that five-day period, the per share a w t “ It’s not Washington or economic prices shot up 19.1 percent to $88,600. sales more than offset gains else­ before. wake of the market crash has been where. Excluding autos, sales were downward from the earlier esti­ U.S.-made models that will be values of all mutual funds holding stocks plunged. policy that caused the stock market that it would cause a recession,.The The Northeast has seen prices cllml> much faster There were no indications of management attempts to correction and the Oct. 19debacle,” The New York Stock Exchange than other regipns of tj|e country as heavy demand has up 0.7 percent, the strongest jump mate of minus 0.4 percent — and marketed in a joint venture with composite index dropped 2.44 to actuality may be that it prevented increases from June through report higher than true prices. he declared. “ In our view it is the outstripped supplies. • since February. Suzuki Motor Co. 137.60; the American Stock Ex­ one,” said Greg Sipttb at Meanwhile, the Labor Depart­ August. ■ Honeywell Bull Inc. said it will financial community that is pre­ Prudential-Bache Securities. HoweVer, John Tucciljo, chief economist for the dominantly responsible for what change market value index 3.79 to Realtors association, said price advances in this part of ment provid^ dramatic evidence For the first 10 months of the eliminate nearly 8 percent of its QUESTION: When shares of a ’’load” mutual fund the country are likely to moderate in coming months. that Inflation remains tame. Whole­ year, sales were up 4.2 percent over work force under a restructuring are purchased, the sales charge is not shown on the “ Although we are still seeing a boom cycle in the sale prices fell 0.2 percent in the same period last year. aimed at improving the company's confirmation statement sent by the brok^. For tex Northeast, that market ^as softened and likely will October as cheaper food and energy “ After allowing for inflation, you competitiveness. purposes, how is this sales charge accounted for when soften more during the fourth quarter,” he said, basing combined to produce the first drop have a growth that is probably not the shares are sold? keeping pace with the growth in ■ IC Industries Inc. and PepsiCo this forecast in part on the slump in the stock market. since July 1986. Inc. agreed to form a $1.3 billion For the first 10 months of the employment,” said Jay Levy of ANSWER: ’The sales charge is part of the purchase "The losses incurred by those in the New York joint venture to bottle Pepsi-Cola. financial community will have a rippling effect, year, the Producer Price Index for Levy Economic Forecasts in Chap- Price - your “ basis” lor tax purposes. When you sell- curbing home buying in that area,” he said. finished goods, which measures paqua, N.Y. “ It would appear ... ■ ’The chairman of the Federal "redeem” mutual fund shares by turning them back to Home sales were up 70.7 percent in Delaware, the price activity one stop short of the that most consumersare notable or Home Loan Bank Board, Danny the fund - the difference between your basis and the retail level, advanced at an annual barely able at best to maintain their Wall, endorsed the idea of combin­ redemption amount you receive is your proRt or loss W e Have It! biggest increase of any state, followed by a 50 percent gain in Alaska, and a 34 percent increase in Nevada. rate of 3.0 percent. standard of living.” ing several troubled savings and which you report as a capital gain or capital loss on But the few bright spots in sales were outweighed by Retail establishments sold $127.4 Nearly all of the weakness in loan institutions into single pack­ News, Sports, Features and McDonald’s® Tool a general slump in activity with declines in 28 states billion worth of goods in October, October came from the 3.1 percent ages to attract more investors. ’'" u t ’s My yoSuT$L00b into XYZ Mutual Fund, which down $137 million from September. drop auto sales, which was antici­ has an 8.5 percent sales commission. ’That and the District of Columbia. The declines ranged from ■ Foreign steel’s share of the Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum a modest 0.5 percent dip in Florida to double-digit The Commerce Department ad­ pated as dealers struggled without express^ as a percentage of the total amoun. you ^ y . justs the figures for seasonal the end-of-the-model-year incen­ U.S. market declined to 19.4 per­ As a result, you pay a $85 commission and buy $915 tumbles in 14 states. cent in September and was little of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* In addition to Colorado and Wyoming, other states variations, but not for inflation. tives that had boosted summer worth of fund shares. .... o « “ We got good news today. ... business. Auto sales had slipped 3.8 changed at 22.7 percent for the first Yes sharp-pencil readers, $85 is jurt rty of 9.3 Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s* location. Don’t waltl with big declines in sales during the summer were nine months of the year, steel Idaho, down 24.4 percent; Nebraska, down 23.4 Consumers thus far have not made percent in September. percent of $915. hut Securities and Exchange any necessary connection between ’ ’They were down less than importers and producers said. ^m m ission rules permit It to be called 8.5 perant of percent; Arkansas, down 22.7 percent, and Montana, Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the with a 20.1 percent sales decline. Other areas with the stock market, the prospects for expected,” said Allen Sinai, chief ’■ A federal bankruptcy judge double-digit declines were Illinois, Missouri, Missis­ the economy and their own future in economist for Shearson Lehman ordered the merger of two commit­ **’ln*tiii^example, II you bought Manchester Herald Office at: 18 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. ^ 4 0 sippi, Washington, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Utah terms of job security and salary,” Bros., a New York investment firm. tees representing creditors of oil your per share basis is $10. even though the P®r "bare and the District of Columbia. said Sandra Sbaber, an economist “ The bulk of the weakness in auto giant Texaco Inc., ruling it was too Mset value at the time of your purchase was $9.15. for the Futures Group, a sales occurred in the first 20 days. I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subecriber (for a minimum of 13 Tucdllo blaiped the sales weakness on a loss of costly and no longer reasonable to r borderline home buyers, who have found themselves Washington-based consulting firm ’Hie last 10 days were stronger, so have separate creditor panels. OUES’TION: Are there any money market mutual weeks) and receive my $6.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift Certificates. - priced out of the market by the advances in mortgage t o consumer products auto sales did not show any sign of fund that mall monthly dividends home to you: rates this year. After falling to a nine-year low of 9 manufacturers. the crash. They would have been ■ Saudi Arabia, the world’s larg­ N am e— percent, fixed-rate mortgages climbed steadily, “ Until and if they make that down in any case.” est oil exporter, pledged to main­ hitting a high this year of 11.58 percent in mid-October. connection, the impact on consu­ In a separate report relating to tain the price of oil at around $18 a Address mer spending is going to remain auto sales, the Labor Department barrel for another year. Since the crash of the stock market, interest rates SSS?&Ss^7SngU.^bycheckthrou^^ have been falling and the nationwide average for small,” she said. said 1088 model cars sold in October pnone_Phone ------— — • : cost an average $390.01 more at the fixed-ra^ mortgages has again dipped below 11 The October report reflects activ­ moll. One Per Feadtr • New guassdhsfs Only ' ^ ! retail level than similarly equipped percent.^ ity throughout the , month and Coupon b fl^ maHed Tuccillo said this rate decline may spur sales in the includes sales duriniRthe 12 days 1087 models sold a year ago. EMERGENCY .X ,■ .^V -it.' '• § after Oct. 19, wbeil the stock Of this price increase, $245.56 final three months of the year, but he predicted ^ales Fire — Police — Medical WIIHaoi A. Doyle, a syndleated would again falter next year as interest rates resume market’s historic plunge wiped out went into improvements or new features, the report said. written questions, but he can provide answers on^ rising. an estimated $500 billion in wealth. However, Lawrence (3iimerine, The price increase in 1988 models DIAL 911 through the column. Write to Doyle In c w 9 * * ® While most cities had price increases compared to a In Manchester M a n c ^ te r Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. year ago, 10 of the 53 areas surveyed saw price president of Wharton Economet­ compares with a $776.38 increase between the 1986 and 1987 models. declines. rics, a Philadelphia-based forecast­ Child-custody battle reaches Saudi Arabia fense Initiative (Star Wars) is to heritage. OPINION WASHINGTON - protect the United States from incom­ ‘"They don’t like the idea of a child Kristine Uhlman took ing missiles. But sources in the being ra is^ as a non-Moslem, Pentagon point out that there s the State Department’s explained Holly Planells. who advice and wound up in another purpose of equal Importance; founded American Children Held to shoot down Soviet communications a Saudi Arabian jail. Jack Hostage after her son was abdiKted Open Forum and espionage satellites in constant WkVieASaOD And she may never see by her husband and taken to Jordan. the two children she had "They really believe that if you’re not orbit around the earth. Anderson These spy-in-the-sky satellites, M V AT WORK, by her first husband, a Moslem, you’re going to hell.” Police union thanks voters Saudi citizen. loaded with sophisticated electronic D e A R ..lU Uhlman had taken the Planells doen’t know if she’ll ever gear, act as the Soviet military’s eyes To the Editor: two small children with get her son back, but at least she is and ears. ’They would provide early KgePVOO abletovlslthlm in Jordan. Shedoesn t warning of a U.S. missile attack and The Manchester Police Union wishes to express its her when she fled Saudi plan to press the case in Jordanian cooi^inate communications between appreciation to the voters of Manchester for CoVeR9Dl Arabia — and her hus­ band — in June 1981. She had met her and spent five days in a Saudi jail. To courts, for fear she would be barred the Kremlin and its ships at sea, supporting its endorsed candidates for the Board of spouse, a geologist, at Ohio State stay in Saudi Arabia and be near her even from seeing her son. airborne bombers and ground forces. Directors. We feel that these people were the best children, she married a Canadian “ 1 see Kristine’s case and there sno Obviously, If these satellites could be qualified candidates to lead Manchester for the next University. ’Three months after she fled, 4-year- working in the country. She stayed for way I ’d want to go through that,’ knocked out of commission, the Soviet two years. We feel the leadership will be responsive, old Maisoon and 2-year-old Hanj were a year. Although she married her new Planells said. “ She just wants visita­ military would be effectively deaf and informed and concerned about the people and issues kidnapped outside Uhlman’s Denver husband for a specific reason, they tion rights and she can’t even get blind. , . that affect Manchester. The union’s leadership looks apartment. Within three days, the later fell in love. They have since that.” There’s one big problem with the forward to working with all nine elected Democrats children were back In Saudi Arabia. returned to the United States and have Planells said there are about 2,500 spy satellites. They orbit the earth to make Manchester a safer and better community. Her husband then divorced her and their own son. known cases of International kidnap­ 22,000 miles out in space — far beyond Again, thank you for your support. was given custody of the children by a The State Department insists that ping of children from this country, the reach of any existing U.S. Saudi court. Uhlman’s case is being pursued “ at and it has been estimated that the weapons. Our satellites are safely out ^ William Daley Frightened and confused, Uhlman the highest level in Saudi Arabia.” numl^r may be as high as 10,000. there, too. of course, so both sides are ^Ice President asked the State Department for help. Meanwhile. Uhlman tries to keep in Forty-seven of the known cases frantically working on super-long- Manchester Police Union Officials gave her a list of Saudi touch with her children by telephone, involve Saudi Arabians. range satellite killers. AF8CME Local 1495 attorneys and recommended that she hoping that they will choose to live Planells said the odds against pursue the matter in the Saudi courts. with her when they reach the legal age getting abducted children back are Coordinated coverage Mixed emotions on leaving They neglected to tell her that her of 14. They are now 10 and 8. about 25 to 1. Gunboat diplomacy isn’t as easy as chances of recovering the children It is a forlorn hope. When she first Sen. Alan Dixon, D-Ill., has intro­ it used to be in Teddy Roosevelt’sday. returned to Saudi Arabia, she said, the duced legislation that would make In order to brandish a big stick in the To the Editor: ©HfeC8a*WlPI>5T,t»7. were remote if not non-existent. Uhlman had been awarded custody children recognized her. Now they are international kidnapping a felony, Persian Gulf, the U.S. Navy must It is with mixed emotions thatl amresigningasthe of the children by a Colorado judge, cold and distant on the phone. “ Now which would give the U.S. g o v ^ - maintain a complex logical operation. town of Manchester’s highway superintendent/fleet but the Saudi government doesn’t they doubt that I’m their mother,” she ment solid legal standing — and thus For example, the air cover for the manager, after what seems to ha ve been a very short recognize U.S. court decisions. Under told our reporter Tanya Isch. “ They clout to negotiate — in countries with Navy’s escort service is provided by four-year period. The experiences and knowledge Potomac Potpomri Islamic law. children of divorced say, ’! don’t have blue eyes, I have which we share extradiction agree­ fighter planes from carriers stationed gained during myemploymenthasbeentremendous parents are awarded to the father so brown eyes.’” ments. The possibility of felony outside the Strait of Hormuz in the As an American and a practicing charge might also act as a deterrent, Indian Ocean. ’The fighters are and certainly contributed greatly to my moving on to House Sergeant at Arms.” that a daughter won’t have to live with a “ strange man” if the mother Christian. Uhlman was doomed from Dixon aide Sarah Pang explained. refueled by airborne tankers coming the town of Newington as assistant town manager. I Sprucing up the Senate The newsletter goes on to explain while CFA the start in her Saudi court fight. remarries. from bases in Saudi Arabia and wish to extend my thanks to all of the citizens of "disagrees” with Rep. Nick Rahall’s voting record, Photos showing her and the children Who says lawmakers never listen to complaints When Uhlman returned to Saudi Oman, while P-3 Navy reconnais­ Manchester, the entire town staff, the board of "the West Virginian did react to the book in the Confidential file Arabia to press her case, she lost both leaving a church service in Denver sance planes operating from airfields directors and the local media for their support and from folks back home? spirit intended. He candidly admits to seeking were produced as evidence that she ’The publicly proclaimed goal of H ie Senate recently approved an $8,024 her case and. fora while, her freedom. in Oman provide surveillance. understanding. federal dollars for his district, but with a touch of was corrupting their religious President Reagan’s Strategic De­ expenditure to buy a new textured backdrop for an She was arrested for no stated reason The crews of the Equipment and Supplies, humor.” Highway and Sanitation ^visions have shown not area in the chamber where members often stand to only their abilities and knowledge, but more deliver speeches. importantly their dedication and loyalty as It seems folks back home who were tuning in ^Withdraw my name’ Breaking the poverty cycle evidenced during Hurricane Gloria; the difficult their television sets to view Senate proceedings winter early in 1987; the success of the centralized reportedly complained the drab chamber walls Rep. George Gekas, R-Penn., wants his name repair garage; the 42 miles of road improvements; gave lawmakers a greenish facial glow. "withdrawn as a possibility for nomination to the reaffirm the job-producing legacy of Butler and Kondratas is philosophi­ cal. They urge the “ empowerment of and the implementation of the landfill weighing But it’s all been corrected now, though, with the Supreme Court.” Bv Chuck stone Franklin D. Roosevelt. Harry S. the poor” through such devices as operation. In a very short time these accomplish­ recent installation of the new backdrop. In a recent tongue-in-cheek speech on the House Truman, John F. Kennedy and God move$ in a my$teriou» way. community-based “ coalitions for re­ ments were made and will benefit the town for many Citizens for a Sound Economy, a public policy floor, Gekas revealed “ in seventh grade one day Lyndon B. Johnson by proposing an $8 organization, publishes a quarterly report, in with a colleague of mine, I played hooky for a full Hit wonders to perform. billion job program. “ We can pay form,” a voucher system for educa­ years to come. tion and goods and services, and land which the Senate prop expenditure was noted. In half a day. Later on, I became increasingly guilty people for doing nothing or we can pay I take pride in ‘knowing I played a role in the Which is pretty hip, considering reform in poor neighborhoods. Con­ activities and feel confident that the town will each report, CSE awards “ roses” for actions which of overdue library books and have paid many fines how God persuaded the Rev. Jerry them for doing something,” said in the local public library,” he confessed. Simon, who advocated using “ the servatives will be amazed to learn continue to prosper and progress under the lend support to a competitive and free economy Falwell to quit politics. God didn’t that black nationalists have been “ Moreover, traffic tickets have been part of my tools of government” to solve social leadership of Robert Weiss and George Kandra. and “ raspberries” for actions which undermine have to move too hard. Falwell’s advocating^ these programs for such work. background, and I want the Congressional Record political empire is no longer a problems. Once again, I would like to extend my thanks to all Conservatives would agree with decades. ' Needless to say, CSE awarded a “ raspberry” to to reveal that in full.” <3ekas continued. money-making hustle, so Falwell lost who have supported my efforts during the past four himn that the eradication 6t poverty is Stuart and Kondratas argue, as do senators who supported the $8,024 expense. “ I believe fully that these indiscretions of mine years. interest. a mandatory social goal. But they most conservatives, that the Great disqualify me from becoming a Supreme Court More interesting than the exit of the reject the federal government’s lar­ Society programs, while nobly in­ justice, only because the Senate will be the final Moral Majority Mikado is the man Keith H. Chapman Stealing the bacon gesse; In a new book, “ Out of the tended, resulted ip a systematic Fleet Manager ft arbiter; but these indiscretions do not prevent me who succeeds him as president of both breakdown of poor families, espe­ the Moral Majority and the Liberty Poverty Trap,” the current conserva­ Highway ftiperintemlent ” (Re)actlons speak louder than words,” from running for president of the Unit^ States, cially in minority communities. Herb Federation. “ We believe ... that in tive agenda lor welfare reform and Town of Manchester according to the November issue of Citizens for because only the public, my constituents, will job creation is spelled out by Stuart Berkowitz, vice president of the \ decide whether or not I can be successful on that some ways we’ve ignored the plight of Heritage Foundation, calls this “ the America, the official newsletter of the president’s the oppressed, the poor, the downtrod­ Butler and Anna Kondratas, who grass-roots lobby. venture.” paradoxically embrace the goals of law of unintended results.” ® 18iT by NEA. IOC den in this country,” said Jerry Nims, Letters to the editor Johnson’s Great Societ (more he­ If there Is such a law — and I don’t When CFA compiled its latest pork book, rating an Atlanta businessman. lawmakers on their spending habits, it generated resy) . Butler, a conservative guru at believe there is -< it also has worked Letters should be brief and to the point. They We haven’t heard such heresy since against conservatives. Witness the “ a wide array of responses” from Capitol Hill. ’Pass the Law* Day Galileo told the pope that the earth the Heritage Foundation, and Kon­ should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, forease "Hey, C'MON MAN! If you dratas, a Department of Agriculture Reagan administration’s responsibil­ in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be "CFA hand-delivered a copy of the pork book to revolved around the sun! When it comes to calling attention to worthy administrator, would even i^tain ity for the stock-market panic. signed with name, address and daytinie telephone the Washington office of every "pork barrel hall of have to ASK about the cost, Nims’ surprising concern lor the As a catechism of conservative causes, the imagination of most members of some parts of the existing system of number (for verification). shame member.” the newsletter says. “ Yet in oppressed, the poor and downtrodden populism, “ Out of the Poverty Trap” response to numerous press inquiries, many of Congress knows no bounds. you can't afford it. recants Moral Majority orthodoxy. It welfare. They would; ’The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the • Shift the administration of servi­ focuses on getting the poor off welfare The latest records show the 100th Congress and also belatedly recognizes that conser­ interests of brevity, clarity and taste. these same offices have mainteined they are and into productive jobs. Conserva­ President Reagan have teamed up to create 146 vatives can no longer isolate them­ ces (Aid to Families with Dependent ‘unaware’ of the pork book.” Children, food stamps) to the states; tives might eveh find Its philosophy new laws — a number inflated by dozens and selves from the national need to break Besides the denial, the newsletter says some • Eliminate the bureaucratic octo­ useful for reducing the awesome dozens of commemoratives and congratulatory members responded with “ cowardice and rage,” the cycle of poverty. pus that impedes “ poor families that Reagan-created deficits and stabiliz­ but at least one lawmaker showed some measures that contain no legislative substance. A few days ago in New Orleans, the ing a roller-coaster stock market. six Democratic presidential contend­ try to stand on their feet” : IflaitrlirBlrrI HrralJi "maturity.” Seventy-seven of the new laws, or S3 percent, • Require mothers and fathers, “ Rep. Dan Glickman of Kansas set the standard deal with weighty issues like designating "National ers offered their solutions in a debate Founded In 1881 “ whether married or not,” to provide for reasoned response by threatening to summon Know Your Cholesterol Week,” which will be on the economics of social-welfare Chuck Stone Is a syndicated colum­ policy. Of the six, only one candidate, for their children. the capltol police when presented his copy of the celebrated the w$ek of April 5. But the fundamental thrust of nist. PENNY M. SIEFFEUT...... PuMIther Illinois Sen. Paul Simon, dared to QEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... Edllor book by Pork E. Pig,” according to the newsletter, Other laws new to the book create: “ Snow White OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Eiacutlv* Editor which even has accompanying photographs. Week,” "National Dairy Goat Awareness Week,” ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Auocllto EdHor “ Glickman did file an official complaint with the and "National Fishing Week.” Churcli B o a rd Time is running out to heip Chmcll Bidletiii Bciard RcUgibii* Services Emanuel Lutheran Church fiii up Thanksgiving baskets . rist, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, y:« south united Mothedlst Church, 12U AtMmblies of God Following are the events scheduled for this week at Church of Christ o.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Main St., Monchester. Or. M eplw ^ S. Church, Second Congregational Chapel open afternoons; public healing Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Emanuel Lutheran Ourch: Coivarv O iordi (AtieinbUttof God). Editor’s note; This column is Following ia the schedule for the coming .week at 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; Lawrence S. Staples, pasters. Sche­ Sunday — 8:30 a.m.. worship and communion; 9:45 CHiurch, Bernadette and 'Randy evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. dule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship service; prepared by the staff of the Church of Christ; ■Rev. Ktnneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday church school; 10 a.m.. adult forum and Skelding, Fraces Libbey, Edna a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ 643-'•9203. , 9 a.m., church school. Nursery (or Manchester Area Conference of MACC News Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes. "Acts of the ship, child-cafe and nursery; 7:00 p.m., presrtioolers. (647-9141) stewardship; 11 a.m.. worship. Children’s Chapel, Harris, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Apostles,” ; 10 a.m., worship, sermon "The Awesome­ evenino service of praise and Bible St. Mary’s Rplscepol Church, Park nursery: 3 p.m.. "Elijah” performance; 6 p.m.. youth CHiurches; Connie Brown, Repu.blican preachTno. (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Women’s Club, Presbyterian ness of Parenting:*' 11:45 a.m., teen activity: prepare drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Morm on ministry; 7 p.m., scavenger hunt, Cub Pack meeting; those of you who are donating assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. ond By Nancy Carr Church, Bolton Methodist Church, fruit baskets for elderly; 6 p.m., worship, Elast Baptist The Church e( Jesus Christ ef Latter- 7:30 p.m.. Rebecca Circle. turkeys and other perishable items, Hampton, Manchester and South Windsor "Life 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; MACC Director North Methodist Church, Center baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Tuesday — 10 a.m.. mothers’ morning; CCC: the deadline for delivery is between Comm'unlfv Baptist Church, 585 £ . ter. Robert S. Gordner, bishop, 9:30 Congregational Church, J.Ann Jor­ Group: ” 7:30 p.m., Vernon Life Group. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. Beethoven Chorus; 11 a.m.. Lydia Circle: 4p.m.. staff 8 and 9 a.m. Monday, Nov. 23 at Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Marriage Enrichment video a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Count down to delivery day. Only dan, Anne Fidler, Marianne Eggen, Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:n a.m., (649-4583) Sunday school and primary; 11:40a.m., meeting: 7:30 p.m.. Claudia Circle: Christian Concordia Lutheran Church. We 11 series. Manchester Bible study group. worship service; 9:15 a.m., church eight days left before Thanksgiving Director of Christian Education priesthood and relief society. (643-4003 Vacation. just have time to match your gilt to Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Marriage Ehrichment video school. Nursery pore provided. (643- or 871-1168) baskets are delivered. How many (Center Church), A1 Bourrett. 0537) G ospei Wednesday — 7p.m..confirmation; 6to9p.m., CRC: the proper basket as the delivery' series. East.Windsor Bible Study Group, 623-9891; 7:30 Faith Baptist Church, 52 J.oke St., bowls can a can of soup fill? Bolton Congregational Church. Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Churchef the LIvIne.Oed, an evangel­ 7:45 p.m.. Emanuel Choir. How many cans should be packed crews are moving out. p.m.. East Hartford Bible Study Group, 646-2903. ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Nationai Cathoiic Thursday — 10 a.m.. prayer group; 7 p.m.. Belle pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 in the basket for a family of three? Non perishable food must be Wednesday — 7 p.m., midweek children and adult a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening tehool. North School Street, Manches­ Choir: 7:30 p.m.. Property Jask Force. ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. St. John the Baptist Polish National A family of five? Are there special delivered by Friday. That gives us N otices Bible classes, Vernon and Ellington Life Group. service. (646-5316) Meetine Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Catholic Church, 23 (Jolway St., Man­ Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Cherub (3ioir; 10 a.m., Lucia First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, dietary needs in the family? the weekend to finish sorting and The annual Community Thanks­ Friday — 10 a.m.. Friday-school, preschoolers. Nursery ond Sunday school. „ rehearsal; 8 p.m., AA. Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, Low salt? Take out the soup. packing basic boxes.-Food deli­ giving Service is scheduled for 7; 30 school; 11 o.m., worship service; 7 p.m., - 8a,m. (643-5906) vered alter the Friday deadline will evening servlet; 7 ,p.m., mid-week E. Middle Turnpike, DonleV M. Bois­ Diabetic? Put in orange juice, Sunday, Nov. 22. at South United vert, pastpr. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ be. reserved lor the Christmas Center Congregational Church' service. Nursery at all services. (649- day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid- rock Community Baptist Church take out the chocolates. Methodist. ’The prelude will begin 7509) coffeehouse, 7:30p.m.,flrstSaturdovof Nazarane Infants? Are there any jars of baskets. at 7 p.m. with music by the popular The following events a r» scheduled for the coming First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 the month. Following is the schedule for the week of Nov. 15 at Salvation Army Band, Manchester week at Center Congregational Church: Hlllstown Rood, Manchestet. Rty. K. Full Oespol interdenemlnotlonol Church of the Naiarene, 236 Main St., baby food left? - Kreutxer, postor. (643r7543) Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Community Baptist Church; What do you pack in a basket for (Morale and new to the community Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; 9 a.m., breakfast Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Spirit of Thanksgiving Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Sunday — 9:15 a.m.. church school classes: 10:30 an elderly gentleman whose slip is cantors Wayne and Carol Krie^ner. and Bethel Bible class: V) a.m., baptism,^ Church Center Manchester. Rev. Mark'D. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; We’re delighted and very much adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church a.m.. morning worship: 1 p.m.. Lao Association; 6 Mark your calendar for a great School, nursery and toddler care; 11:15 a.rS.. social Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 marked “ no teeth” ? encouraged by the early and a.n]., morning service; 6 p.m.,evening and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise p.m.. family sexuality education: Bell Choir; youth That’s one problem. “ No oven” is evening. hour: 6:30 p.m., "Heritage Journey of Faith” service, Wednesday hbme Bible study, 7. p.m., special BIMe studies; Wednesday service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudy, generous contributions to the Sea­ dt 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer groups. another. What to put in a basket lor On Sunday, Nov. 15 the MACC program. 'p.m. (643-ra») 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8999) sonal Sharing Appeal. A little note line, 646-8731,24 hours. Monday — 7 p.m.. Kerygma Bible study; 8 p.m.. a household who only h as a hot plate Peace and Justice Committee will Monday — 7:30 p.m., Grace GFoup. Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ that came along with a check from Christian Science' ter. 10 o.m., breaking bread; 11;45a.m., Manchester Women’s Club. to cook on? Can they handle a frying present a program on Bread for the Tuesday — 9 a.m., mothers’ group; 3:30 p.m.. Pentecoatai one of our donors seems to me to First Chur^ of Christ, Scientist, 447 Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Alcoholics Victorious; 7:30 p.m.. chicken? Would a precooked ham World at Concordia Lutheran Pilgrim Choir: 6 p.m., confirmation class. N. Main St., Manchester. 10;M a.m., United Pentecostal Church, 187 ABW workshop. exemplify the spirit of Manches­ Church, 40 Pitkin St. at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers ih the Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. be better? ter’s Thanksgiving. "Sorry to be so church-service, Sunday school, and Jehovah’s WitneMes Wednesday — 6:45 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 123; 7 p.m.. Is the frail elderly woman living We Invite you to join with us in church library: 7; 30 p.m." Chancel Choir. care for small- children. (649-1446)' Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ late in sending a check but my day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 choir rehearsal; adoption workshop: 7:30 p.m.. alone strong enough to lift a turkey welcoming Dr. Mark Matthias, Thursday — 10 a.m. and 8 p.fti.. Bethef Bible classes; Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man- Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland husband is in the hospital and I am chfster. (64M982) , Turnpike;. Manchester. Tuesday, 7 p.m., evenino worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed- Christian Life Bible study. 17 Bonner Rood. breast in and out of the oven? regional organizer for Bread for the 7:30 p.m.. Church Council. nesdov, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursdov, well into my 87th year and some­ p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers; 6:30 p.m.. bell Should she be scheduled for a hot World from Washington, D.C., and Friday — 7:30 p.m., Hi-Timers slide program. CKurch of Christ ^ p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's what slower than I once was. Best prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. choir: 7 p.m.. choir. Church of the Living God; 7:30 meal plus a fruit and treat basket? the Rev. Klm-Erlc WiiUams, pastor p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ wishes to all for the holidays.” Church at Christ, Lvdall and Vernon . day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., (649-9848) p.m.. Thursday Bible study. 28 Sheppard Drive. All over Manchester folks are of Concordia Lutheran Church. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, What a beautiful lady to be Wotchtower study. (646-1490) Friday — 1 p.m.. women’s Bible study. thinking about their neighbors and They will talk with us on the history St. Mary's Episcopal Church pulpit minister. Gareth Flanarv, evan­ reaching out to others through her gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Praabyterian Saturday — 9 a.m.. family sexuality education: 1 translating their concern and car­ of Bread for the World and also Following is the schedule for the coming week at St. a.m., Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 Jewish — Conservative p.m.. Gilbert ft Sullivan audition; 3 p.m.. prepare meal ing into concrete items: puddings own difflcnilties. share some insights on what we can p.m., worship.. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Coventry Presbyterian Church, Thank you to Jack and Valerie Mary’s Episcopal Church; Bible study. Nursery provided (or all Route 44 ond Trov«bridee Road, Coven­ for St. Elizabeth House. and turkeys, baby food and special do as concerned individuals. Come Sunday — 11 a.m..' Music-Comrriittee; 6:30 p.m., . Ttmple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday. DeQuattro, Arthur and Elizabeth services. (646-2903) - . • Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. treats. As they plan their own and bring a friend. I f you have any 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday Johnson, Winifred Mccormick, Ro­ PRISM; 7 p.m.. Youth Group. Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ ’Thanksgiving, they are taking the questions please call Joan O’Lough- Monday — 11; 30 a .m., shut-in communion and lunch; Congregational ^ Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ St. John the Baptist Church bertson School Sunshine Fund, ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer time to plan for their neighbor. lin at 634-4031. 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., vestry. ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday; 9:45 meetine. (742-7222) Frances Idzkowski, Joan Ruddell, Belton Ceneregotlonal Church, 228 a.m., Saturday. Call synagogue for The following activities are scheduled for the coming Since over 260 households have Tuesday — 5 p.m.. Capella Choir; 6:30 p.m.. Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Friday service time. (643-9563) Presbyterian Church ef Manchester, Gordon and Doris Stevens, Made­ Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ week at St. John the Baptist Polish National Catholic already been referred by teachers, Manchester Family Day Care Exchange board; 7:30 line Uccello, Clarence and Alice ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship preachers, nurses and social p.m.. Manchester Family Day Care Exchange church school; 11 -a.m,, fellowship; service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday (^urch: . Peterson, Kenneth and Julia Chad­ Jewish — Reform Sunday — 9 a.m.. mass in memory of Adam workers, with more coming in THE 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. wick, Charles and Bernice Wood­ meeting. office or 647-8878 parsonage. Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. (643-0906) Suchecki; 10:15 a.m.. School of Christian Living, every day, that’s hundreds of folks Wednesday — 10 a.m.. holy communion; 10;45 a.m., bury, Martha Besser, Herman and Center Cenoreoatlenal Church, 11 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- primary and junior grades. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each to plan for. Lucy Heck, Jim and' Marian Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. Tuesday through Friday — 8 a.m.. mass with the The good news is that the Thursday — 10 and 10:45 a.m.. Meadows services: 4 Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Roman Cathoiic McKay, James and Theresa Dou- Wood, Interim ossoclate pastor; Rev. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Rev. Stanley M. Loncola. celebrant. community is geared up to meet the SPEAKS p.m.. Cherub Choir: 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 p.m.. Church ot the Assumption, Adorns gan, Irving and Ruth Bayer, by Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; need. Emanuel Lutheran started evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible study. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Marjorie L. Jesanis, Thomas and Eugene Brewer Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. months ago getting ready to pack tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; Carol McNally, Blildred Holland, Friday — 8 a.m., AA. church school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), Joseph Porel, assistant pastor. Satur­ South United Methodist Church and deliver Thanksgiving baskets Perhaps few character flaws are Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., AA. day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at John and aara Wallett, Raymond First Cenoreoatlenal Church el An- 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. The Rev. Dr. to 45 households. That’s an impres­ so gsrMKaily condemned as Is dever. Route 6, Andover. Rev. Hosrard KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. The following events are scheduled at South United and Helen Peterson, Ethel Robb, Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., (643-2195) sive array of cans, boxes and other lying. It was forbidden In the Ten T. Wongerln, assistant pastor. Sche­ St. Borthelemew's Church, 741 E. Methodist Church for the coming week: John and Barbara Smyth, Kathe­ Trinity Covenant Church worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. dule: 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery Sunday — 9 a.m.. church schooi; nursery through food stuffs. Joining Emanuel in Commandments, condemned by Nursery care provided. (742-7696) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. rine Morley, Margaret Todd, Do­ care; 9U5 a.m., church school, Chris­ senior high: 9 and 10:45 a m., worship wiUi sermon by “ adopting” households for Thanks­ Jesus, and prohibited by the The following events are scheduled at ’Trinity * First Cenoreoatlenal Church ef Cev- tian growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 Martin J. Schalskv, pastor. Saturday rothy Williams, Helen Sunderland, mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, giving are St. James, Center apostles... e.g. ’Thsrsfors each of Covenant Church for the coming week: entrv,' 1171 Mein St., Coventry. Rev. a.m. holy communion, nursery care. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching on ‘ "rae Grace of Charles Caron, George and Carolyn Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ (649-5311) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) Congregational, Concordia Luthe­ you must put off fsloshood and " Today 6 p.m., “ Celebrating the Cottages,” an St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Wrath": 2 p.m.. ChrisUan Youth FeHowship hik^ Foster, Dennis and MaryAnn Sines, ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church ran, Soutii United Methodist, St. speak truthfully...” (Ephsslans annuai benefit dinner for Pilgrim Manor and Covenant Lane House. Nursery care provided. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ AAanchester. Rev. Robert T. Rumo ond Monday - 10 a.m.. AA; 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Randy and Bernadette Skelding, Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Mary’s Episcopal, North United 5:25). Viliage in Cromwell. (742-84T) son,pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson,pastor Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Women program. "Down Under." Gladys Grover, Thomas and Elisa­ Second Cenoreoatlenal Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule; 8;M o.m., worship Methodist, Community Baptist, Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m.. morning worship services; N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. at 7:30 o.m., 9 a.m., 10:n a.m., and l^esday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards study beth Healy, Jacobs and Associates, Why Is deception so urilvorsally with holdy communion on first, third noon. (643-2403) Second Congregational, Trinity 10:30 a.m., reception honoring new staff members; Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Sunday group: 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47. P.C.i Ellen Meyers, Linda Haber- abhorred? In order for a sodsty service, Sunday school, and nursery for St. James Church, 896 Main St.. W ^ n e s d a y - l;30p.m.. AARP: 7:30 p.m . Cocaine Covenant and First Baptist. steward seminar with guest speaker. church school; 11 a.m., worship with Manchester. Rev- Francis KrukowskI, em, Nancy Akin, Sharon and David to function, s relativoly high level children; 6:30p.m.,Pilgrim Fellowship. holy communion on the second ond Our young people are as usual of Integrity Is nscsssary. As much ' Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Nominating Committee. (649-2863) fourth Sundays. (643-1193) Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, Anonymous. Chancel Choir. Herzberger, North United Metho­ Tuesday — 6 a.m., men's prayer breakfast at Second Cenoreoatlenal Church ef Latvian Lutheran Church ef Man­ Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday Thursday — 9 a.m., Qullters; very much in volv^ in the commun­ dlahonssty as there is. It could be Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday dist Church. LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m.. Board of Christian chester, 21 Garden St., AAanchester. masses at 7:30 a.m.. 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m.. Methodists; 7:30 p.m., Christian Outreach; W ^ h ip ity outreach. Students of the Social much worse. In addition, to llved> try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (643-2051) Action Committee at East Catholic really hsppy life one must be at Education meeting. lar schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) Commission; Education Work Area; Board of Wednesday — 6; 30 a m., women’s prayer breakfast DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Route 31 and North River Road, St. Mery Church, 1600 Main St.. Trustees. are once again preparing 2Sbaskets Thank youa pesos with himself. church school, nursery to Grade8, adult Coventry. William Oouthwalte, pastor. Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and at LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m.. choir practice, senior Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. for Manchester families. Young With dismay I learned recently discussion; 11 a.m., cottee and fellow­ Schedule: 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 people at Assumption Junior High To our new pantry volunteers high, men’s seminar and women’s seminar. ship; 11:15 d.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., a.m., Sunday school, first and thrd team. Saturdav moss at 5:15 p.m., Dottie Coster, Anne Fidler, Andrea of two religious groups which Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class; 6; 15 p.m.. lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Sundays. (742-7548) Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a:m.; have also adopt^ families, along offtclslly approve lying by their senior church school ond Pilgrim Zien Evangelical Lutheran Church confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Concordia Lutheran Church with DECA Club at Manchester Franklin, Loma Mayer, Janet Agape. fellowship. (742-6234) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High (742-6655) Richmond. We could still use adherents to advance the Interest Friday — 7 p.m., junior high meeting in double Talcettville Cenoreoatlenal Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Church el St. Maurice, 32 Hebron The following events are scheduled at Concordia High, where students chose to adopt of the group. ’The end justiflee Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. another set of helping ftands on classroom. Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Kuhl, postar. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; Lutheran Church for the coming week: one young family and one elderly the means” Is s Satanic deception Talcattville. Co-postors; Rev. Ranald 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Olesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5p.m.; household, and the FBLA at Man­ Wednesdays. Please call us if you Baer and Rev. Debarah Hasdorff. 10 munion first and third Sunday. (649- Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. Sunday - 8 and 10:30 a m., holy communion: 9; 15 os old as man. — ”Someone and 11 a.m. (643-4466) chester High and the Manchester can help. Jertusalem is topic a.m., worship service and church 4243) a m church school, adult education, confirmation To recent donors to the Emer­ might argue, ’If my falashood school. (6W-081S) Assembly No. 15 International forum: 7 p m.. “ Bread for the World.” gency Pantry Steven A. Cerasoli, enhances God’s truthfulnsss and "Jerusalem the Holy City" is the topic for an M ethodiat Saivation Army Monday — 7 p.m., Stewardship-Evangelism Com­ Order of Rainbow Girls. Also so Increases his glory, why am I education program sponsored by South United Darlene Rule, St. Mary’s Episcopal Covanant Beneii UnHed Methodist Church, 1041 Solvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ mittee: 7:30 p.m.. agoraphobia support group. adopting households are the 8th still condemned as a sinnerT... Methodist Church and Temple Beth Sholom, starting Trinllv Cevenont Church, 302 Hack­ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Capt. and Mrs. (kiry Aspersch- District Auxiliary; Deborah Duff, Their condemnation Is de- loger. 9:W a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study group; 6:30 p.m.. Monday at 7:30 p.m. and continuing for two subsequent matack St., ManchMter. Rev. Norman Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., church Ecumenical Choir School; catecheUcs classes; 8p.n^.. Barbara and Clint Greene, Janice ssrve

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d r ■aa Mrs. Gerald S. LInsenbIgler Jr. Mr. & Mri. Colin R. Campbell Mrs. Timothy M. Sullivan Mrs. Todd D. White Mrs, Carl A. Gundersen III Mrs. Thomas M. Dunn Mrs. Craig A. Fritsinger Campbell>Mc.Mahan Sulllvan-Jobnson Mrs. Patrick J. Daly Whna-Blackwood Linsenbigler-Hart Cecilia Ann Warner, daughter of Mr. jane Leslie Johnson, daughter of Mr. Gundersen-Forbes Deborah Lynne Hart, daughter of Mr. Dunn-Savidakis Fi1t8inger>Keche|lan Gertude Robinson Blackwood, daugh­ and Mrs. O H. Mc.Mahan of E l Paso, and Mrs. Leonard A. Johnson of Daly-Roe ter of Terence R. Blackwood of and Mrs. Dennis F. Hartof Tolland, a i^ Texas, and Colin R. Campbell, son of Ellington, and Timothy Michael Sulli­ Alyson Kechejian, daughter of Mr. Christine Monica Forbes, daughter of Elizabeth Ann Savidakis. daughter of Oentreville. Md„ and the late Gertrude Gerald Scott Llnsenbigler Jr., son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. C a m i^ ll of van, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kimberly Ann Roe. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kechejian of 51 Sage Barton A. Forbes of Cumberland Mr. and Mrs. Erick Savidakis of 335 B. Blackwood, and Todd Donald White, and Mrs. Gerald S. LinsenWgler Sr of Manchester, were married Oct 10 in the Sullivan of 84 Niles Drive, were married and Mrs. David Roe of 48Schaller Road, Drive, and Craig Alan Fritsinger, son of Foreside. Maine, and Tanya Davis of Grissom Road, and Thomas Michael son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. White of 109 Columbus St., were married Oct. 17 Vail Chapel of Northwestern Univer­ Oct. 31 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. and Patrick Joseph Daly, son of Mr. Charles A. Fritsinger of Scottsdale, Manhasset. Long Island. N.Y.. and Carl Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. 127 Highland St., were married Nov. 7 at at United Congregational Church of sity, Evanston. Bl. The bride is also the The Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, offi­ land Mrs. John J. Daly Jr. of West Ariz.. were married Aug. 22 at First Axel Gundersen III. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dunno of 814 Vernon St., were married Trinity Episcopal Church. Hartford. daughter of the late Marvin W a rro r ciated at the double-ring ceremony. The Hartford, were married July 25 at the Congregational Church of Haddam. Carl A. Gundersen II of 11501cott Drive, Nov. 1 at St. George Greek Orthodox ’The Rev. William Eakins officiated. ’The Rev. Donald G. Miller offlciat^ The Rev. Tim Stevens officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her Church of St. Mark the Evangelist. West The Rev. William Anderson offi­ were married Sept. 12 at Jackson Cathedral. ’Hie bridte was given in marriage by her at the double-ring ceremony. The bride bride was given in marriage by her father. Nancy Watson, sister of the Hartford. , ciated. The bride was given in marriage Community Church. Jackson. N.H. was given in marriage by her father. The Rev. Caesar A. Perrotti offi­ The Rev. John Kamelakis officiated The Rev. Dr. Robert N. Abarno father. Linda Burney was matron of mother. U sa Jane Mebus was mMd of bride, was matron of honor. Brides­ at the double-ring ceremony. The bride by her father. Judy Kechejian. sister of Melanie Hart, sister of the bride, was ciated. Noreen Long was matron of officiated. The bride was given in honor. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth honor. Bridesmaids were Amy Kahn maids were Nancy Donnell, Deborah was given in marriage by her father. the bride, was maid of honor. Stafford and Kathleen Hayward, sisters maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Higgins. Lori Kennison and Denice honor. Bridesmaids were Martha Charles A. Fritsinger, brother of the marriage by her father. Cathy B. Taylor and Usa Adele Burrows. Cheryl Cook was maid of honor. of the bride, Caroline Brown, Patricia Llnsenbigler, sister-in-law of the bride, Graham K. Campbell, brother of me Richard. Hickey and Mary Elizabeth Daly. groom, was best man. Ushers were was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Bridesmaids were Betty Balls. Linda Chaterdon and Rosemary Rustle, leah Patti Cobb and KaOiy Sitek. groom, was best man. Ushers were Dr. Terence Sullivan, brother of the Robert Mattioda was best man. Robert A. Spada. brother-in-law of the Jeanne Casares. Mary Scutella. Mary Dunn, sister of the groom. Karen and Mara Katsekas, cousins of the Michael Unsenblgler, brother of the groom, was best man. UsherewerePaul Ushers were John M. Daly and Thomas bride, and Michael Bracher. brother-in- Thresh and Karin Winterfeldt. Stephane Scott Wilson and Joshua Ruben. Jacobsen. Deanna Bitsounis and Kim groom, was best man. Ushere After a reception at the Westin Hotel Johnson, Brian Sullivan, John Sullivan Daly. , „ ^ law of the groom. Craig A. Fritsinger. Ferrari, cousin of the bride, was flower groom, were flower girls. The bride is a graduate of East SantoChristo. Joanna Kontoudakis was Thomas Reiley was best man. Ushers Jeffrey Hart, brother of the bride, Glen in Chicago. Bl., the couple Irft on a and Kevin Sullivan. son of the groom, was ringbearer. girl. Cobb and Brad U m ire. Catholic High School and Central flower girl. Greg Simonoff was best man. Ushers were Michael Palleln. Frank Bertuglla, wedding trip to Son Francisco. They will After a reception at La Renaissance. Peter Charest and John Savidakis The reception was held aboard the MV After a reception at Jesters Court the Connecticut State University. She is an were Kenny Davis, brother of the bride. Frederick Forbes, uncle of the groom, make their home in Chicago. East Windsor,, the couple left on a were best men. Ushers were Mike Camelot while cruising the Connecticut couple left on a wedding trip to Jamaica. accounting analyst at the Travelers Zeke Johnson. John Royston and Mark Robert Sault. Philip Gosselin and The bridge is a 1983 graduate of wedding trip to Antigua. They are Savidakis and Erick Savidakis. broth­ River. They are making their home in They are making their home in Vernon. Insurance Co.. Hartford. Sperry. Brian Forbes, brother of the Richard Rustic. Andrew Blackwood, CBrleton College in NorthBeld, w nn., making their home in Ellington. ers of the bride; Larry Dunn, brother of Scottsdale. The bride is a graduate of Manchester After a reception at the Farmington bride, was ringbearer. nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. with a bachelor of arts degree. She is The bride is a graduate of Ellington the groom; and Frank Gilmore. Glen The bride is a 1981 graduate of Community College and is currratly Club the couple left on a trip to After a reception at the Eagle After a reception in Goodwin Hall of attending Northwestern U n i v ^ i ^ High School and the University of New Bickford was ringbearer. Manchester High School and av 1986 attending Central Connecticut S m e Williamsburg, Va. They are making Mountain House in Jackson the couple the church, the couple left on a wedding Medical School to earn her Ph.D. Hampshire. She is employed by St. After a reception at the Aquaturf Club graduate of Northeastern University. University. She is employed *»y *Tatt their home in West Hartford. left on a wedding trip to Nova Scotia. trip to Jamaica. They will make their degree. » » Francis Hospital and Medical Center. in Plantsville the couple left on a The bridegroom is a 1973 graduate of Whitney, Southington, os a financial The groom is a graduate of Northwest They are making their home in home in South Windham. ’The bride The bridegroom is a 1977 g ra d u a t^ t The bridegroom Is a graduate of wedding trip to Aruba. They will make Scottsdale High School and a 1977 cost analyst. j Manchester High School and is em­ Catholic High School and Central Rochester. N.Y. attended Renbrook School, West Hart­ Manchester High School, a IM l gradu­ their home in Colchester. graduate of California State University. The bridegroom is a graduate of Connecticut State University. He is The bride went to college in Boston ford. Walnut Hill School, Natick, Mass., ate of Fairfleld University with a B.S. ployed by R. Rabe Co. The bride is a 1983 graduate of He is self-employed as a construction- Manchester Community College a ^ is employed by the Rourke-Eno Paper Co, and is working in retail management. and Wheaton College, Norton, M as^ S ^ degree and a 1987 graduate of Bostm Manchester High School. The bride­ management consultant. attending Central Conne^cut State of West Haven. The bridegroom went to Loomis and is currently employed by Hartford University with a Ph.D. degree. He is groom is a 1979 graduate of Howell University. He is employed by Pratt fc WelM-Savttsky received his M B A. degree at Syracuse Camerata Conservatory. currently pursuing post-doctoral r ^ Cheney Regional Vocational Technical Whitney. East Hartford, as a quality University. He is an account manager The bridegroom attended Manchester search at the University of Blinois RoMn P. Savitsky, daughter of Allan School. He is employed by Northeast auditor. for Schlegel in Rochester. High School and Eastern Conrrectlcut College of Medicine. Savitsky of B r i d g ^ r t and Edith L. Nuclear Energy Co. State University. He is employed as Savitsky of Merida, Yucatan, and associate manager of First Investors Randall Spencer Weiss, son of Ted S. Corp. Weiss of Greenwich and U la Weiss of Greenwich, were married Oct. 11 at cedar Run Restaurant in CromweU. Engagements Rabbi Steven Mason performed the About Town ceremony. The bride was attended by her sisters. Cheryl to o , Betti Hirshik Taylor-Dubois Benoit-Harriman C itiuns’ Center on East Middle and Leslie Savitsky, and by Nancy CMtan hai Sa*k Might To our raodoi* Turapike. Raducha. David Weiss, brother of the ’Thomas A. Benoit of Vernon and mMun, was best man. Jesse Itzo, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Taylor of 82 About Town” notices are published Lynne H. Kallman of Bloomfield an­ Manchester Civitan will hold its Sert nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. Oak Forest Drive announce the engage­ datiy, but they are prepared in advance. nounce the engagement of their daugh­ Night on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the The bride is a graduate of the ment of their daughter. Kelley G. Tb aUow enough time for processing, BalM dM t starts Taylor, to Jonathan S. Dubois, son of ter, Marcia Elaine Benoit, to William Workshop. Dr. Gordon Taylor will University M Connecticut and received Rowe Harriman, son of Mr. and Mrs. please submit your notices two weeks EAST HARTTORD - ’The East an M.S.W. degree from ttie University of Joan Roy of 471 N. Main St. and Sylvio conduct the program. Branch YWCA is offering a pre-baUet Ernest J. Harriman of Cromwell. before the event. They should be typed Connecticut School of Social Work Dubois of Rockville. or neatly handwritten and should be fy^nidng on Monday from 11: IS The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of The bride-elect is employed by the a.m. to noon at a cost of $38. CaU 3t9-8788 ndiere she was a Janet Flerherg Savings Bank of Rockville as executive Woimn’t group moets double-spaced. Indude the date, time, Scholar. She is a psychotherapist and Manchester High School and graduated place and brief description of the event to register. from Johnson and Wales College. secretary to the president. ’The prospec­ Women’s Aglow FeUowshlp meet founding partner of A.8.R. Mental tive bridegroom is employed by the Indude a tdephone number at the Health AsMciates in Manchester. Providence. R.I.. in 1983 with an Thursday a t 7 p.m. attteW rst bottom in case there are any questions. associate degree in travel and tourism Knights of Columbus as a life insurance Savings b Loan Association on W m Business women mast T ^ groom is a graduate of Central For evenU that have already taken Connecticut State University. He is the management. She is employed by field agent. Middle ’Turapike. Ruth Hopklnson wiU place, notices wlU be published as close GLASTONBURY - The American founder and president of National Connecticut Travel of Hartford. A June 18 wedding is planned. discuss divorce and recovery. to the event date as space permits. Our Busineas Women’s Assodation, Robin Direct Marketing of Cromwell. The prospective bridegroom is a 1981 address: About TOwn, Manchester Chapter, wIB moot Tuesday at the Tai graduate of Manchester High School The couple went on a wedding trip to Mooting rescheduled Herald, P.O. BoxS91, Manchester888M. Pan R e ^ u ra n t on Main Street. The Cancun and wiU make ttieir home in and a 1987 graduate of Eastern Connec- social hobr begino at 8:18 p.m., fo U o j^ ti. ut State University with a bachelor’s The Nov. 9 meeting of the D a^h ters by dinner at 7 p.m. The speaker wfll be Rocky Hill. degree in business administration. He is of IsabMla, not held Sunsd dub r im Is Glenn b y e s of the Department d em ploy^ by Manchester Lumber Inc. has been rescheduled f « T u r a ^ at wawitiwg For more information, call The Sunset a u b wiU meet Tuesday at A Jan. 3o' wedding is planned at St. v-ia p.m. at St. Bridget Church. Eileen 388-7911 Mary’s Episcopal Church. Marcia Benoit Barrett wiB conduct the meeting. 1 p.m. at the Manchester Senior William Harriman Kelley G. Taylor About Town Hotel rooms go to the dogs

We never had a dog that smoked in DEAR bed and set fire to the blankets. We ABBY: Several Chorus, symphony perform never had a dog who stole our years ago we towels, played the TV too loud or GLASTONBURY — The Hartford Philharmonia stopped at a Society Chorus and members of the Manchester motel near Cha­ Dear Abby had a noisy fight with his traveling Symphony will present a concert No v. 22 at 3 p.m. at the rleston, S.C., companion. We never had a dog Church of St. Paul. 2577 Main St. The concert will and before reg- Abigail Van Buren that got drunk and broke up the feature the works of Bach. Tickets are $6, $5 for senior istering, my furniture. So if your dog can vouch citizens and $3 f ^ students and may be purchased at husband asked for you, you’re welcome, too.” the door. -■— if we could keep our three dogs in DEAR ABBY: It has happened our room with us again! One of the people I baby-sit M ACC director featured for ‘forgot" his checkbook again, overnight. HEBRON — Nancy Carr, director of the Manchester The motel owner said "Cer­ distribute to our local motels in and can’t pay me until Monday. Area Conference of Churches, will speak Wednesday at tainly,” and handed us a card that order to persuade them to accept That means I am unable to take 7; 30 p.m. in Phelps Hall at St. Peter’s Church, Route 85. read something like this: "We dogs. care of an obligation I planned on Carr's talk will focus on the myths of poverty. The never had a dog that smoked in bed. CLARITA M. MOESER. this weekend. HUMANE SOCIETY, presentation is sponsored by the Christian Service- got drunk, stole our towels, nor did This has happened several times BRUNSWICK, GA. Social Action Committee of Holy Family Church and is we ever have to call the police to before with him. and some of my open to the public free of charge. break up a dogfight.” DEAR CLARITA: I published other customers. I often wonder what they would The above is not exactly quoted, that message several years ago. It say if their paycheck wasn’t in their Breastfeeding class held but it is the general idea. I lost the was sent to me by a dog lover who hands at the proper time. card. Will you please ask your had seen it framed, above the VERNON — Breastfeeding for the Employed Mother Several of the people I baby-sit readers if any of them know the registration desk, in a small hotel. is offered to mothers who plan to return to work or for on a Weekly basis drive actuahwdrding, as we would like to And here it is: school while continuing to breastfeed their newborn. expensive cars and take lovely ' have some cards made up to "Dogs are welcome in this hotel. “The class is held Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at weekend trips. But it is a different Rockville General Hospital, 31 Union St., Rockville. matter when it comes to paying The class is open to all new parents whether or not their their baby-sitter. They never hesi­ infants were bom at Rockville General. Registration is Whiripool temperature tate to ask me for special favors. $15 and should be made early. Class size is limited. For Please tell me how to deal with more information, cali 872-0501. these people with “ poor memo­ may be out of whack ries.” I am a very reliable sitter. Program sat for widows NOT “ MRS. GOT-ROCKS” The Widowed Persons Service will hold a program D E A R D R . DEAR NOT: Inform these "am­ Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Center Congregational GOTT: At my nesiacs” that payment is due at the Church. A local travel agent will speak about health club, the time the services are rendered, ‘"IVaveling for the Mature Single." whirlpool is sup­ because their "forgetfulness” puts posedly set at Dr. Gott you in a financial bind. Then Class sat for chlldran between 90 and rearrange your client priority list, 100 degrees, but Peter Gott, M.D. with the slow payers at the bottom. EAST HARTFORD — Time for Two’s is a class it is so hot that I A reliable sitter is hard to find. And offered by the East Branch YWCA for 2-year-olds, can’t stand to if you become a littie harder to get. beginning Monday. The five-week class is held from get in. Is my it may improve their memories. 9:30 to 11 a.m. at a cost of $16. For more information, temperature out call 289-6706. of whack or is this too hot? In 1899, Literary Digest, a maga­ zine, predicted the horseless car­ SIngla parants maat DEAR READER: Some people true, why aren’t any of my friends riage would never catch on. walking around with huge sweat VERNON — Parents Without Partners will meet tend to be heat-sensitive. They are intolerant of saunas and w b irl^ Is . stains on their clothes? This has Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Talcottville Congregational been going on for five years and is Church on Main Street, Talcottville. The meeting is Listen to what your body is telling Wmmkfy you: if the whirlpool is uncomforta­ driving me crazy. open to all single parents. For more information, call HedUh Tip Mary Ann at 875-7651 or Madeline at 646-8643. ble, stay out of it— or enjoy one that isn’t as hot. In addition, you might DEAR READER: You seem to be want to check the water tempera­ describing hyperhydrosis — too Holiday workshop sat ture of the unit in your health club. much sweating. Although this con­ Perhaps the whirlpool is too hot, dition can be normal for many SOUTH WINDSOR — A workshop to help people who and you might be the first sensible individuals, in others it may reflect feel overwhelmed with holiday festivities will be held person to voice a complaint about an underljdng disease, such as Saturxlay, Nov. 21, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Peter’s improperly functioning equipment. hidden infection or thyrotoxicosis Episcopal Church on Sand Hill Road. For more (overactive thyroid). I think that information, call the Rev. Sarah Chandler at 644-8548. DEAR DR. GOTT: Who can keep you should be checked by a doctor up with these food fads? Now. to make sure that you aren’t Barbarshop group parforms believe it or not, my father, 63. has suffering from an undiagnosed started drinking a daily glass of 15 disease. by R oy D. Katz, R .Ph. WEST HAR’TFORD — The Insurance City Chores of drops of hydrogen peroxide mixed Hartford will present a variety of barbershop groups with water. He claims it will keep Nov. 28 at 8 p.m. at Conard High School, Berkshire For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ LOCK UP POISONS his system clean. Is there any harm sion of problems and treatments of Road. The concert will feature groups from Connecti­ in this practice? 1. Always keep mediciDea in a locked cut. Massachusetts'and Texas in singing and comedy, the prostate gland, write for your cupboard, out of the reach of children. copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health ’lickets are $9 for adults and $5 for children. For more DEAR READER: The amount of 2. Never tell children that medicine If information, call 522-5970. Report on The Prostate Gland. candy - even If it tastes good. bydn^en peroxide your father S e ^ $1 and your name and address consumes each day will not harm 2. Never transfer basardous aub- to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH stancee to soda bottlea or Jars, where Turkay dinnar plannad him. It won’t help him. either. 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the they might be mistaken for soft drinks I agree that the claims and title. or other edibles. SOUTH WINDSOR — A turkey dinner will be held counterclaims about nutrition are 4. Never leave basardous substances Nov. 20 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall of St. Peter’s confusing to people who aren’t unattended wben they are wtthln reach Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Road. TickeU for the specialists in the topic. That’s why of children. dinner are $5.50, $4 for senior citizens and children ages I ’ve found the following resource 5. Never store substances such aa pol­ 6 to 12: and free for children under 5. For more material to be so helpful: "Popular ishes and bleach In a place accessible information, all 644-8548. Nutritional Practices: A Scientific (Sreen to children. Appraisal,” by Jack Yetiv, M.D. V i i.v"| Nawcomars plan auction Ph.D. (Popular Medical Press, Box 4031-G, Menlo Park. CA 94026). ’The TOLLAND — ’The Tolland Newcomer’s Club is book costs $1,295 (including postage and handling) and can be ordered RESIDENTIAL CARE sponsoring a goods and services auction ’Tuesday at Naitoa«i PrMCriptkM CtRiEr* 7:30 p.m. with a preview at 7 p.m. at St. Matthew’s directly. DAY. WEEK OR MONTH _i^SSvg|:sshrdifr.ll«. * Church. Old Stafford Road. Handmade items. Christmas decorations and merchandise donated by DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m 18 and can 649-59S5 348 Main Street area merchants will be featured. There will be free sweat through three shirts, a MON., WED. OR FRI. Manchester refreshments and door prizes. For more information, sweater and a winter jacket. My 649-1025 8 call 875-0242. parents say it’s normal, but if that’s - - iiriw rin crtT O HOTALD, fatunlay. Nov. 14.1«W n M t t - MANCHB8TER HEHALP, Saturday, Nov. 14^ 1««7 •" * VO * ' , ' Cover Story Q. I would like to know Between the Lines everything about MikhaU Baryshnikov, like how oU he is and ^ he’s been married. J., TunUtanoek, Pa.; Carol Ann WhoUn, St. John’s, Nfid.; Judith Light thinks about her life Th e story Jessie Wunder, Longport, N .J. A. He’s 39 (bom January 27, 1948) from Riga, Latvia, the son of an engineer and his wife. His By Jane Ardmore usual child playtime. “I was so behind the story mother was a devotee of ballet; interested in drama. I was so he, as a child, was much more hat a smashing lady determined to become a theater interested in sports but when he — Judith Light — star, I didn’t have time for was 12, she enrolled him in the moving swiftly, light friends, and I had strong By Josie School of the Theater Opera and free as a dancer feelings, anger, at not having Ballet in Riga. in her beige silk friends. Acting became the great .. He, obviously, had natural duster and graceful escape. 1 had this huge talent and he excelled there, freeform straw hat. You know emotional life inside of me and prompting him to change his W no other place to let it out.” her, of course, as Angela mind about his intended career. Bower, successful career woman She studied classical piano, He had once wanted to become of ABC’s hit comedy series performed in oratorical contests a concert pianist, now he wanted “Who’s the Boss?”; but wait in junior high, and was one of to become a dancer. until you seeder as Cathy six Jewish girls to attend an While visiting Leningrad with Proctor, “a real no-nonsense and Episcopalian girls high school. a group of young dancers in vulnerable girl, owning herself,” She would come home, eat 1963, he applied for admission as Light puts it, in “Hit and dinner, and her father would to the Vaganova school, the drive her 45 minutes away to the ■ Run,” the training ground for the famed comedy-drama-mystery-thriller Burlington County Footlighteis Kirov Ballet. He got in and was where she performed in plays placed under the tutelage of on NBC. “I’m so excited to talk for the such as “Take Her She’s Mine” ballet master Alexander Pushkin. and “The Diary of Anne Three years later, without first time about this picture,” she says, “because with it 1 feel Frank.” serving the customary I'm owning my self and my ^ As it was, she sailed off in apprenticeship in the corps de triumph after high school. She’d ballet, he joined the Kirov and success — something it hasn t been easy for me to do. ‘Who’s been accepted at at 18 became a soloist. Over the Camegie-Mellon University, next four years he became a the Boss?’ has been such an experience, such and unexpected where she obtained her Bachelor Kirov star. of Fine Arts degree, but there In 1970, he made his debut in (for me) triumph, not in the least the way 1 expected to find what “they really want you to come the West, on the Kirov’s tour of crashing into reality, which was Europe, and drew raves. Back in I suppose you’d call ‘stardom, that it’s not easy to take it all in. very difficult for a person like the Soviet Union, he began to myself who was living on a I become discontented — with the appreciate and believe. But ‘Hit and Run’ is the absolute next summit of creativity. 1 direction in which the Kirov was “You have to come to grips going and his own artistic step in terms of the extraordinary experiences of my with life inclusive of reality, and limitations within the Kirov. reality is tough. 1 was finally ^W hile on a tour of Canada career, doing what 1 had most wanted to " ^ ik i dancers from the Bolshoi in “Every character I’ve played Mikhail Baryshnikov — from the call girl/housewife do in the world, but at Carnegie, 1974, he defected. His first you study acting, and they don’t Judith Light, Star of performance on his own was Karen Wolek on ‘One Life to His second film, “White Live’ — has reflected what is put you on a stage for two “Who’s The Boss" with with the National Ballet of several months off for knee years. That almost killed me. Canada, followed by a string of Nights,” wasn’t a major critical happening to women in today’s Tony Danza believes surgery last year). His TV They break you down and teach perfornumces with the American specials, “Baryshnikov on success, but he was. His third world. It’s been one of my George Strait you a new way of talking and all the moments In life Ballet Theater, arranged by his Broadway” and “Baryshnikov film, “Dancers,” is a due out favorite things about my career, this month. Also watch for walking and looking at life. add up and eventually Q. P leau tea me what George Strait is earreiitfy doing. Jan, friend and fellow defector in Hollywood,” and and now 1 get to play this girl, Natalia Makarova, with whom techoteographed classics, “The several dance specials he’s who has such spunk and verve ^ “Everything came to me as 1 corhe full circle. New Plymoath, Ida. recently ta p ^ for PBS to air began to discover and feel A. He should be in the process of recording a new album that he he’d danced at the Kirov prior to Nutcracker” and “Don and tenacity — married, with a (Quixote,” were major successes, sometime this season. different inside. And those began at the end of September. Then, as is his custom, he should her departure for the West in small boy and a husband who as was his film debut in “The He hasn’t been married but he discoveries came during the be back out on the road performing. 1970. leaves her eight and a half Mote recently, as you Turning Point.” He was has been deeply and lengthily months pregnant, who then gets periods when 1 wasn’t working, wasn’t successful, and began to probably know, he was made nominated for an Academy involved. One of those involved in a freak accident Robert and 1 came to California the way 1 read and the way I investigate why not. How was I canceled. And make no mistake, artistic director of the American Award for his performance as an involvements, with actress which involves her in a maze of in late ’82, I’ve been on what felt. So it worked. stopping myself from the good that was difficult. It is difficult Q. PUase teU me where Belinda Boner is from and what she’s Ballet Theater in 1982 while amorous Russian dancer, a role, Jessica Lange, led to a daughter, repercussions that actually you might call an energy flow. I “Oh, and Tony Danza. I love that 1 dreamed? The time finally when one paitner is working and been in. Joan Snarez, Modesto, Caltf. continuing as one of its principal most agree, not too far from real Aleksattdra, nicknamed Shura, threaten her life. En route to began to notice that I was doing him, I love him. 1 don’t know came when 1 was no longer the other isn’t. You just have to A. She’s from Australia and began her acting career doing dancers (with the exception of life. now 6. womanhood, this girl is a victim something differently.” anyone in the World like him. going to blame the director or keep talking, telling each other classical parte, such as Ophelia in “Hamlet,” while at the same of circumstonces who doesn’t She did one movie, “The He’s smart, he’s fast, he’s time studying classical ballet. She decided to leave Australia and the producer or the scripts.” your feelings. Now he’s doing funny, he teaches. A really regard herself as a victim in any the lead in Gordon Miller’s play Intimate Agony,” and had two travel, landing and settling in New York where she became a top She had always said she’d powerful man. He’s taught me a way. She just plows through.” ‘Room Service’ at the Pasadena parts in TV after coming west model. never do a soap. She’d always lot about comedy. So has Judith Light had to have Playhouse. It’s great! on “St. Elsewhere” and on You’ve seen her face in ads for Revlon, Coty and Elizabeth Anytfling you'd like to said she’d never many an actor. Katherine Helmond. I’d been Q. Please teU me about Esia Morales., I think he’s a wonderful strength to follow the dream that “We love each other very “Family Ties,” and then Arden. started when she was exactly 3 But when Light left ‘One Life to nothing until the s u m ^ r of ’83 doing drama for so long, and Her acting career here began when she was spotted at a New actor. D.V., Ontario, Ore. know about prominent much and are totally committed you couldn’t ask for better A. He’s 24, was born in Brooklyn and raised in the Bronx under years old and recited Twm Live,’ the script had Karen to making our lives work when she was called in to read York publishing party; she was cast in “Winter Kills” opposite less-than-i(^ circumstances. His pt^hte seW tfpd when he was personalities? Write to the Night Before Christmas”' 'for tunning off with her lover who for the pilot of “Who’s the people to teach you about Jeff Bridges, teamed with him again in “The American Success individually and together. He is corriedy. 2 and the times that followed were ewrndfniewy tough. He left Josie, King Features her father. “1 remember in real life was Judith’s husbairf, a constant source of joy to me. BossT’ ABC was building tois Company” and cast in “The Secret of Dorian Gray” and home frequenUy and finally,,at 14, voluriitarily became a ward of thinking, ‘This is what I will Robert Desiderio. She’d met him comedy scries around “Taxi” All the "Sampson and Delilah,” among others, on TV. Currently she has Syndicate, 235 E. 45th He’s — 1 don’t know how to put the state and was placed in the refonm sclw l Marolla Place. At on that soap! star Tony Danza. moments add up, and you have a film, “The Rosary Murders,” in release and is shooting “Act do.’ ” it without making it sound ^ p y the same time, though, he attended' the High School for St, New York, N.Y. An only child, she grew up in “Robert has been an “I used to say I’d never do a your life. Right at this moment, of Piracy” with Gary Busey in Mauritius. — so willing to be himself.” [fo rm in g Arte and was determined to succeed as an actor, 10017. Trenton, N.J. Her dad worked extraordinary support for me, sitcom, but by now I was mine has come around full In person, she looks much concerned with only one thing: which he did, helped along by mentors at the school. for an institutional food business she says. “If I find myself younger than Angela Bower, and circle.” ■ getting too far into the future, he with what energy am I walking His film.debut was in “Bad Boys” opposite Sean Penn, ^ (he’s now an accountant), her when you say so, she explains will pull me back on track. He in to this audition? I had decided he’s followed it pretty steadily with others — the W special “On mother was a women’s wear that for Angela she wears “a lot Q. I wonU like to know what Erin Moran has keen doing Wings of Eagles,” the movie “Rainy Day Friends,” “La says, ‘Just stay in the present. that it was too easy to put the lately. We han I ’l seen her in gnite a while. W. KeOeher, Oak buyer for a department store. more makeup and much more Bamba” and “The Principal.” “They liked my dream.^ They Go with what your heart tells blame on scripts or executives. Lawn, lU. you — your experience, your sophisticated clothes. She’s thought it was terrific.” Her No blaming the script. If they A. According to her agent, enjoying married life. She was gut.’ He uAderstands, of course, uptight and more controlled, were looking for a girl with a married earlier this year to a film technician named Rocky and father would drive her to more conservative than I. Those rehearsals in local theater because he has faced the same mole on the left cheek of her took a couple of months off to hide out in Calfomia’s Mammoth challenges, the same highs and traits have a tendency to make derriere, I wasn’t their girl; but 1 productions. one look older, and in life I’m Mountains area, be a newlywed and cook. Her next appearance lows. He was starring on the She went to school and acted not like that. Really, ever since certainly could feel good about should be in a syndicated series called “Sports Styles,” which is series Heart of the City.’ It was described as a sports-oriented “Lifestyles of the Rich and in plays. There wasn’t really the Famous.” ...... , , MAMrtigOTEB irtRALfa: ^attfrday. W v ( 14.19>7 - 18

U MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. M. 1987 Travel WEEKEND TELEVISION Travelers who steal from hotels Saturday, N ov. 14

@ Comic Strip cameras, but dentures and tur 5:00A M 01) U.S. Fami Report By Phyllis Zauner bathroom accessory [CNN] Daybreak ®i) Contunw Dlicount Nrtwofk manufacturer. coats, baby strollers and T V [D IS] Mouaercisa sets, straw hats and jogging [CNN] Croesfir. he guest from room 210 A Sacramento, Calif., hotel, [ESPN ] Auto Racing: Full 1000 World shoes, diamond jewelry and [D IS] WaH Dieney Praunte (6 0 m in.) Sports Car Champlonahip From Japan. was ready to check out. the Sierra Inn, lost an entire wallets stuffed with thousands o f [ESPN ] Auto RKing: IMSA OTP Sorie. (60 min.) (R) He called the desk clerk pastel toilet. From De) Mar. CA. (2 hrs.) (R) [USA] Jimmy Swaggart dollars in crisp new bills. to have his bill tallied, Leading the disappearance list (TM Cl The Lata Great Ma: Story of a Judy James, consumer affairs 7 :30AM (33 Popeye and Son then asked for a bellhop for bathrooms, o f course, is bath Taen-aga Alcotiollc A 15-year-old girl manager for Pacific Southwest dissatisfied with her self-image secretly (33 star Commanders and luggage carrier to towels. When the New York Airlines, says, “ I’ m talking turns to alcohol. (90 min.) (33 3S) Animal Crack-Ups Tcarry a heavy carton to his Inter-Continental added giant^ [USA] Night Flight 3J) Vohron. Defender of the Universe about things you’d think they station wagon in the bath sheets to guest bathroorns, g® Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch could never get along without. 5:30A M Cii) in n n o w . underground garage. Generous the hotel prepared for a mass (S3) Popeye 8i Pals Like the old lady who left her [CNN] Showbii Today to a fault, the guest gave the exodus o f the large towels. It (S) M uppets walker on a flight. People are [USA] Night Flight bellhop a surprisingly large tip. never happened. The towels 03) Foofur always leaving dental plates and 6:00AM CE) Young Univarae (R) It wasn’t until the maid came were so big that people couldn’t (9) It’s Your Business bridges. In the case o f kids, a dD look at Ma Now to clean the room that the hotel’s get them into their suitcases. g j) Princasa Caballero lot o f them leave their retainers (33 flD CNN Nawa loss was discovered. The “ But we did lose a lot o f f it ) Chriatian Scienca Monitor Raporta [CNN] Sports Close-up behind, on purpose.” [D IS] You and Me, Kid refrigerated mini-bar was gone. expensive washcloths,” a fZlS N aw Zoo Revua James’s favorite, though, was [M AX] MOVIE: The Goooles’ (CC) A “ This isn’t the first time spokesman admits. (613 Papaya the passenger who dawdled two group of kids encounter vengeful pirates in they’ve packed out bottles At the Beverly Wilshire Hotel [CNN] Daybreak a neighborhood cave w hen th ey go looking weeks before asking PSA if M without paying,” moaned the in Los Angeles, guests have [D IS] Donald Duck Praaanta lor buried treasure. Sean Astin. Josh Bro- anybody had found a book on lin. Jeff Cohan. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) manager, “ but this is the first stopped short o f taking the [M AX] MOVIE: Bachelor Mother’ A sa ­ overcoming procrastination. le sg irl’s life is disrupted by her d isco ye ry of time w e’ ve helped a guest steal bathroom sink. But what’ s worse 8:00AM (33 Hello Kitty’s Furry Tale Says Jerry Trop, manager o f an abandoned baby. Ginger Rogers. David Th aatar the entire bar.” is what became o f the Oriental Niven. Charies Cobum. 1 9 3 9 . consumer affairs for United (33 Lady Lovelyloefca and the Pixletalla The fact that travelers are scatter rugs in guest rooms. [USA] Night Flight Airlines, “ Recently someone left (33 ® Care Bears Family (CC). inclined to be light-fingered in When it became clear they were 6 :1 0AM [HBO] A Winter Story A fa ­ behind an artificial leg. If people (11) HeathcHff hotels is scarcely hot news. being packed out faster than they mily of foxes, in search of food, set their call us and identify the item, sights on a plump turkey belonging to g® Kidsongs (In Stereo) Anyone with a “ Stolen From could be replaced, management w e’ll return it.” Farmer Jones. (S3) Porky Pig Molokai” ashtray knows it’ s had them sewn to the floor. But ( S ) ( S ) Gummi Bears (CC). Most airlines have their own 6:1 5AM (33 Davey 8i Goliath true — people tend to, well, they still disappear. g® Sasama Street (CC) lost-and-found-department, and 6:30AM (33 Captain Bob borrow things from hotel rooms Sometimes the hotel (g) Kidsongs try to find the rightful owner of (33 Tha World Tomorrow and not return them,' unwittingly helps in a theft. (S) Wall Street Journal Raport carry-on items lost. But at San (33 Flintatona Kida (CC) But what they’re taking these When a Beverly Wilshire 85) Rem I (33 Comic Strip bellhop arrived at a suite to help Francisco International Airport ® World Chesa Championships 19B7 days might raise some eyebrows. (1l3 P lanet of th e A p es most lost items end up in [CNN] Daybreak Ramada Inn is still trying to a guest check out, the man was ft® Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ figure out how a 300-pound ice waiting with his suitcases — and custody o f the Police tion on the latest employment opportuni­ [D IS] Dumbo’a Circus machine escaped notice as it left the room’ s marble fireplace that Department. Stored in a ties in the Connecticut area [ESPN ] SportsCenter PO O R LITTLE RICH GIRL — Earrah Fawcett stars in "Poor Little Rich Girl; The Bar­ one o f the chain’s hotels. he had just cut and chiseled out basement room are such items as (2d: Syfvanian Fam ilies [USA] Go for Your Dreams bara Hutton Story," a live-hour mlniserles depicting the life ol Woolworth heiress What travelers leave behind o f the wall. “ Just taking it to a video camera, not claimed (41) Fo llow M a 8:30AM (33 Jim Henson’s Muppet Babies Barbara Hutton. It airs Monday, Nov. 16 and Tuesday, Nov. 17 on NBC. can be equally astonishing. The get it repaired,” said the guest after five months, and an electric (613 Abrakadabra typewriter found in the airport [CN N ] Foreign Correapondenta (33 Popples San Francisco International nonchalantly. The bellhop 33 America’a Top Ten [D IS] Contraptian (33 ® Little Clowne of Happytown (S ) S a y Brother The Post Pop Space Rock [ESPN ] Auto Racing Airport is still waiting for helped him take the fireplace out garage and never claimed. ® Sybervision Weight Control If there’s a clue to ownership, [TM C] MOVIE: ’Oxford Blues’ A r o u ^ di) F-Troop Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Choms per­ [TM C ] M OVIE: ’E«aile’ (CC) Based on s someone to pick up a o f the hotel. It was never seen edgi^ student pursues a gid. and at the (3® International Championship W res­ forms spirituals, jazz and rock. true story. A determined woman battles g (g New Archies Volkswagen bumper that was again. a form letter is sent out notifying seme time, tries to improve his charaaer tling (6 0 m in.) 85) Addams Family the establishment after being fired from g This Week In «EotorSports by joining the school’s rowing team .^ b her-job with Tennessee’s pardon and par­ owners that articles have been ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). turned in at the lost-and-found One o f the silliest heists on Lowe. Ally Sheedy. Amanda Pays. 1984 ® Tom El Jerry [CNN] Moneyweak ole board for uncovering alleged corrup­ office, where 2,500 pieces of record came o ff in Woodlake found. Many o f these letters go Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (g) (S) Smurfs [D IS] Donald Duck Presents tion in the parralo process. Sissy Spacek. 8 B Wall Street Week (R) unanswered, though. A ® MOVIE: ’The Oklahoma Kid’ The Jeff Daniels. 1985. Rated PG-13. lost property were logged in last Inn, a small hotel in northern 6:40A M [H B O ] m o v ie : AChallange [ESPN ] Fishing: Best of Bill Donee [CNN] CoHoga FootbeE Preview passenger who lives in Osaka, Oklahoma KkJ defends new pioneers from [MAX] MOVIE: The Beest From [USA] Love Your Skin [ESPN ] SportsCenter Saturday: Col­ year. California. As the guest drove so many o f its bathrobes, But if hotels worry that the For Robin Hood’ Robin Hood and his band of merry men set out to dethrone a self- a gang of lawtesa gamblars. Humphrey Bo­ 20,000 Fathoms’ A n atom ic bomb b last lege Football (6 0 m in.) But to get back to the hotels, o ff in his car, the bellhop was monogrammed with the Savoy traveler seems remaiicably casual Japan, for example, probably gart. James Cagney. Rosemary Lana. 1 1 :00A M (3D American Bandstand appoimsd dictator who has seized power releases a prehistoric beast from its Arctic [USA] Perfect Diet there’s a very good reason most surprised to see a couple o f logo, that something had to in distinguishing what’s his and would not want to fly back to over the serfs. Barrie Ingham. Jam es Hay- 1 9 3 9 . tomb. Inspired by a Ray Bradbury short 33 Dr. Scianca (3) BottomNne story. Paul Christian, Paula Raymond, Ceci Fen ClubSchedulad: Eddie Money. At­ television sets are bolted to the ducks peeking out o f the rear done. Charging 35 pounds for what belongs in the room, they San Francisco to collect a ter. 1968. Rated G. (33 12 :0 0 P M d ) Puttin’ on the Hits (In 85) Maquina dal Tiampo Ketlaway. 1953. lantic Starr, actor Pat Morita, Alabama. dresser, and why headboards, window o f the departing car. the robes didn’t stem the have also learned that he is garment bag. Stereo ) 7:00AM (33 Young Unhrerae [CNN] Big Story [USA] Prolina (33 WWF Wrestling Spotlight The ducks had formerly been outgoing tide, but when they occasionally equally loose in Police officer Nick Panasic 33 MOVIE: ’The EAystery In Dracula’a paintings, lamps and even soap (33 Sylvanlon Families [D IS] Good Morning Micfcayl 10:00AM C53 Pee-wee'a Playhouse (55) Solid Gold In Concert C a e tia ’ Vacationing with thek novelist residents o f a duck pond on the offered to add the guest’s initials keeping track o f what is estimates that 95 percent o f lost dishes are fastened tight. 33 Buga Bunny 8 i Twenty Show (C C ). [ESPN ] Fishin’ Hole (33 WWF Wrestling Challsnge ® Ebony / Jot Showcase mother, two boys make a movie in a light­ hotel grounds. items are picked up within a day house and stumble upon a crime-filled “ People will steal just about for an additional five pounds, rightfully his to take home. (B) Tom El Jerry [HBO] MOVIE: ’Seven Minutes In (33 ® UMo Wizards ® WWF Wrestling In some cases, the hotel’s best or two. mystery. A "Wonderful World of Disney ” anything not secured,” says one guests were glad to leave with a People leave some strange g® Inch High Private Eye Heaven’ (CC) Three Ohio teens makes Buck Rogers g ) ® A LF prasemation. Cki Gulager, Msriena Har- their first steps toward adulthood. Jennifor (33 intentions are flouted. The personalized memento o f their things behind. But he has given up hope o f (g) Starcom Constitution: That Delicata Balance tlay. 1973. Part 2 of 2. hotel manager. “ And I mean Connelly, Maddie Corman, Byron Thamas. (55) So ul Train g® anything.” housekeeper o f a Holiday Inn in visit. At a Ramada Inn: contact hearing from a person who left (g) Muppets 1986. Rated PG-13. (g) GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ g g Three Stooges (33 WWF Wrestling He’s right. Would you believe Sacramento kept a wheelchair on London’s Mayfair Hotel lenses, a holster and bullets, a bull fiddle behind more than a (S9 Ring Around the World [TMC] MOVIE: Beck to the Future’ tling ® Flintstona Kids (CC). (33 Americe’a Top Ten hotel telephones, room carpets,' hand for emergencies. The annually loses 5,000 o f its leather straps tied to the bed, the year ago, or the smuggler who (3) Nawamakara (C C ) A tim e m achine tran sp o rts a teenager (g) ® Jim Henson’s Frsggle Rock ® PEUCULA: ’Avsntures de un Ca- 05) Unhrarsal WrastHng Federation back to the period when his parerits were ballo Blanco y un Nino’ Un nino y un ca- bathroom fixtures and marble service is no longer available. special Wedgwood ashtrays, but top to a Maytag washer. recently walked away from three ® Abbott end Costello g® RoefcSehool ® College FootboH: Boston Cotlega at in high school. Michael J . Fox, Christopher ballo bianco perseguidos por una banda de S y racu se (3 h rs .) “ Someone just rolled o ff with takes the loss stoically. They suitcases full o f high-grade gi) Aventures del Paqueno Principe Lloyd, Loo Thompson. 1985. Ratad PG. (In g ) Pro Wrestling fireplaces? These are just some At a Best Western: diamond bandoleros que quieren ap o d erarsa d el oro g MOVIE: ’Delivarance’ Four m en Stereo ) 85) El Tesoro del Sober quo hay ascondido en las aHorjas do la o f the items that have been lifted it,” -the housekeeper says. have a standing order with the rings, adult magazines, whips marijuana. ■ atrug^ to survive during a terrifying 83 Tony Brown’s Journal montura dal animal. Andres Garcia. Su­ by guests. In the same city, the Sierra manufacturer. and chains. weekend canoe trip on a wild rivar. Burt 9:00A M (33 The Get Along Gang 85) World Wide WrsStHng (In Stereo) sans Dossmantes. Reynolds. Jon Volght, Nod Beatty. 1972. Take the Inter-Continental in Inn is wondering how someone In West Germany, the Hotel & An Air Force pilot left his (33 ® My Pet Monster (g) Washington Week in Revlaw C h a n n e ls [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) g Foofur got away with the lobby cash Guesthouse Association claims teddy bear behind at one lodge. London. When it opened, (33 Superm an [ESPN ] Truck end Tractor Pull 85) Wrestling: World Class Champlon­ Hanford, CT (X) g Marketing management fully'expected register. And the Executive that something like $30 million At another inn the W F8 B 85) Hee Haw ahip Wrestling WNYW N ew Yoffce NY CE [HBO] Inside tha NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ g MOVIE: ’The Barefoot Contaeae' A Lodge can’t find its microwave. is lost each year in items packed ' (g) Woody Woodpecker son. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [D IS] MOVIE: ’Mr. Rossi’s Dreams’ An­ certain items to vanish. Indeed, housekeeping staff found loaded WTNH H e v f i.C T CD im ated Mr. Rossi, the Italian cartoon girl’s rise to stardom resuhs In the loneH- out in suitcases — everything * guns, u s ^ hypodermic needles, WOR New Yorks NY (X) ( S ) Sesame Street (CC). [USA] Discover character, imagines ftimaelf as an astron­ nesa found in fame. Edmund O’Brien, Ava dozens o f ashtrays, towels and Equally puzzling are the Gardner, Humphrey Bogart. 19B4. :wpix New York, NY (B) (S) Ask the Manager aut, a movie star, Sherlock Holmes and bathrobes checked out o f the missing door peepholes and from oyster forks to antique illegal drugs and a stolen VCR. WHCT Hertford, CT » 1 0 :1 0AM [CNN] Showbiz Today 85) Capitan Cantalla Zorro. 1983. Rated NR. g Black Perspectlva hotel. “ But we were clearly room numbers firom a Best vases. It’s a crime wave that’s WTXX Waterbury. CT • 10:30AM (33 New Adventures of WWLP Sprktidfeld, MA O [ESP N l Scholastic Sports America g MOVIE: ’Crash Dhrs’ Two officers. In surprised,” said a Western hotel in California, and difficult to stem, says Staff at Los Robles Lodge in 83 La Plaza Mighty Mouse (CC). lo ve w rth the sam e g irl, sh are c o n flic u and WEDH Hertfwd. CT « [D IS] Welcoma to Pooh Comer [HBO] Carty in Concert: Coming Ar­ criminology professor Dr. Erich Sacramento didn’t quite know New Lortdon, CT (33 ® Real Ghostbustars (CC). ound Again The Grammy Award-winning courage during aubrnarlne warfare. Tyrone spokeswoman, “when we the missing door signs from the WTWS • Power. Anno Baxter, Dana Andrews. WVIT Hartford. CT a [USA] Zee Zee Gabor ® Haadlinas on Trial singer performs songs from Iter album discovered that a guest had Sheraton St. Louis. These items Hupe. “The thief doesn’t have what to do with the dog left 1 9 4 3 . WSBK Boston, M A a 9:10A M [CNN] Hselthwaak ( g l ® Ahrin arxl the Chipmunks ’’Coming Around Again." as well as some checked out not only with his are bolted to the door — but to break in, he’s already in the behind under the bed in one WGGB Springftekl. MA a of )»r hits. (60 min.) ® Candlepin Bowling (6 0 m in .) guest room. Fortunately, its WXTV Paterson, NJ 9:30AM (13 Gllllgan’s Island g® Newton’s Apple (CC) Life aboard a luggage, but h;:d also taken the they keep disappearing. They room.” submarine; the weight of a bird while in (g) Sesame Street (CC). WOBY Springfield. MA a (33 ® Pound Puppies [M AX] IWOVIE: -The Jew el of the Nile’ bathroom door.” may indeed be interesting Why do they do it? owner noticed after traveling 200 Hartford, CT flight; Dr. Jan Serie discusses the uvula; (CC) Noveliat Joan Wilder and advanturer 85) MOVIE: ’Duel at Diablo' A m an tra c k ­ WTIC . J a ing Ms w ifs’s murderer egress to scout for There must be something souvenirs, but hotel managers ‘Travelers aren’ t necessarily miles that something seemed to CNN CaUa News Nat. (CNN) 'QD Supermen the ahaj>e of tire fastest fish. Jack Colton race against an svil Middle (55) Runewey With the Rich end Famous the Army. James Gamer, Sidney Pokier, kleptomaniacs,” says one hotel be missing. DISNEY Disney Channel (D181 (3) Bottrum Eastern leader in pursuit of a fabulous about bathrooms that brings out wonder how the guests manage Sports Network jewel. Kathleen Turner. Michael Douglas. Dennis Weaver. 1966. ESPN [ESPN] ® Amateur Duckpin Bawling (8 0 m in.) 85) Conan the kleptomaniac in people. In to get them loose. “ W e can only^ executive. “ It’s just that they’re The lost-and-found HBO Homs Box Office (HBO) Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (MAX) ® Bugs Bunny (g ) Adam Smith’s Money World Cairo, the Hilton was baffled as assume they travel with tool paying such high prices for their departments at airports reveal a CINEMAX CInamax [USA] Beet the Proa TMC Movie Charwiel (TMC) ® V sg e S [CNN] Style With Elsa Klansch ContInuBd, accommodations, they feel they strange collection o f strewn ,1,1 ;30A M (3) N ew Monkeee - • ■ to why anyone would take the boxes.” USA USA Network (USA) 853 Isle dal Tesoro [DIS].Wind.ln the Willows - - - ’ bidet faucets. It turned out the It’s an international problem. ought to get a little something possessions, too. Not just , , . . , • . . . . . I.u gqe>I, fhief was a Japanese The Sfvoy Hotel in London lost back, one way or another,” . routine stuff like eyeglasses and • - TMANf^MKgUai HERAU). tetunlay. NBv. 14. IM7 - n

« » ' ■ f ■' I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Wov. U. I»W .. [USA] Night Flight ® It's A Uving The girfa retaliata after NY SISTER 2:30AM ® Solld OoW in Coiwart Nancy snoops through their lockers. SAM______[C N N ] Sparta Latanight (0 ) Doctor Who Saturday, Continaad [E S P N ] CoNage Football; Penn State at Saturday, Continncd (f5 Fame (60 min.) (In Stereo) On CBS's "My PKtalHiigh (3 hrs.) (R) [CN N ] Newswatch Sister Sam ," airing 2:40AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'Lady Chat- [U S A ] Barmy Hill Show (60 min.) SATURDAY. tarfay's Lover' A wom an's passion leads [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Bkwdbeth at tha Housa C0) M O V IE: 'Th e BIrda' A amall shore (g ) Honaymeonsra [CN N] NawMtey to s love affair with her arist«ratic hus­ of Death' Horror movie cliches are [D l$ ] Missing Adventures of town is attacked by thousands of birds. nOV. 14. Sam € 7 6:05PM ® (g ) Hunter Tha aarial rsplai pursues band's gamekeeper. Syhria Kristel, Shane [HBO] How to RalM • Stroot-Smart spoofed in this tale of a group of adentisu Ozzie and Harriet Rod Tsylor, Tippi Hodran, Suzanne Plash- (Pam Dawber) McCad dosa to home, whda Humer invosti- Briant. ^ h o la s Clay. 1981. Rated R Child Police offtcisit and child-abusa ex- who gather at a haunted mansion. Kenny 3 ette. 1963. □ gatas tha death of a taen-aga hooker. (Part n o " 11 C B S New s le a rn s a les so n In pens offer advice on educating children Everett, Pamela Stephenson. Vincent 6:30PM CD Rodney Dangarliald G® MOVIE; 'The Magnificant Sevan 2 of 3). (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. (In Stereo) love after sh e is 2:55AM [HBO] about the dangers of abduction and as­ Price. 1984. W CD Small Wonder - It's not Easy Bain' M a Taped live at Rida' A town marshal dedicates himself to sault. Commentary 6y John Walsh, father (g ) Hot Tracks — (Jl) Charles In Charge Ellen's married saving a town of Mexican widows from tha sw ep t o ff her feet Dangerfield's kt New York, comedian of Adam Walsh wira was abducted in 2:10PM [C N N ] Heafthweek cousin (Kay Lenz) makes a pass at Charles. threat of a gang of bandits. Lea Van Claaf, ® Tlotnpo (SO b y a h an d so m e ney Dangerfield performs along with Ssm 1981. Host; Daniel J. Travantl. (60 min.) 2:30PM GD College FootbaN: Teems ■ Stephanie Powers, Michael Callen. 1972. ®T) Hardeaatla and McCormick photographer. Kinison. Bob Nelson. JeH Allman and Ro- (20 Mama's Family The Harpers baby-sit [U S A ] Dance Party U S A Guests: the to bo Aniw uncad (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) the minister's pasty grandson. Gg) ^ Facte of U fa ICC ) A visitor claime [U S A ] AHrad HHchoock Praaonta seanne Barr. (60 min.) Jets ("1 D o'‘|. (60 min.) S i) Kovela on CoHocting to be a new exchange student from Aus­ (g) (E) NBC Nows 10:30PM (X Sports Extra CHECK lISlINGS 3:00AM X Home Shopping Over­ 12:30PM d) MOVIE: *Mun^ by 20 tralia. (In Stereo) night Saivlea Continuae (2 hrs.) SD To Be Annourtced. exact time Death* An eccentric millionaire invites (3 ) M otorwaek A road test of the Eagle ® INN News Foil d?) Growing a Bualnasa o Premier luxury sedan; when to lease a car; W ild Am erica (C C ) A look at the X M O V IE; 'CromwaH* England at the twelve world-famous detectives to Ns Jit domestic dog's wild relatives, including (t® War Chronidat time of Chartes I Is divided by ovenwhelm- mansion for dinner and a murder. Peter [C N N ] Styla With Elea Klansch a preview of the Isuzu Impulse with Lotus the wolf, coyote and fox. ® ) Trying Tlm an (C C ) SpakJin, Gray and ing politicat troublei. English persMution Falk. Peter Sellers. Maggie Smith. 1976. suspension. (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: *Tha Praeidant's Ana­ 9D MOVIE: 'Himchbacfcof Notre Dame' R«f>M Sharansky co-wrote this comedy of the Catholics in Ireland. Impending war (S) What's Happening Nowll ( T ) Fan Club Scheduled: Eddie Money. A t­ lyst* The president’s analyst is forced to A hunch-backed bellringer falls in love with 8tarrir>g Gray and .Jastica Harper. An in- with Scotland end kW»tkiaa of the King s flee for Ns Hfe when the heed of a spy lantic Starr, actor Pat Morita, Alabama. Mama's Family Mama develops a a beautiful gypsy girt. Charles Laughton, somrtiac p o ^ r a possibla fatherhood as court lead Cromwell to riae up egamst hia agency feels he kr>ows too ntuch. Jan>es I'm Tefllngl crush on her night-school teacher (Joseph Maureen O'Hara. Cedric Hardwicks. 1939. his girtfriarKl'a biological clock ticka away. King. Richard Herrit, Alec Guinness. 1970. Cobum. Godfrey Cambridge, Joan Dela­ Campanella). (H ) MArfcetIng MOVIE: 'Once Upon a Tima In th# [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Th M ta r: T h e Ptoy- (PNN] Nswsnight ney. 1967. G5 Noticiero Univision W est' Gunslingers fight lo sequirs a tract OroufMl [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Marie' (CC) Based on a (30) What About Women ® SybarvMon 2:45PM [D I S ] D TV [C N N ] Pinnacle of land along the route of a new tranKontl- 12:00 AM ® Solid OoW in Concert (kt tiba story. A determined woman battles [C N N ] Evans & Novak nental reilrood. Henry Fonda, Claudia Cer- 11:00PM (D CD ® ® « « « 3:00PM d ) MOVIE; Th« War of the [D IS ] M y Friend FHcka Stereo) ® Bizatrs the esteWishmem after bekig fired from [D IS] Edison Twins dinale, Jason Robards Jr. 1969. CD MOVIE: 'Attomic Chy' An e k )^ her job with Tennaesee's pardon and par­ Worlds* A n unexpected and surprising ev­ o [TM C ] Short Film Showcase small-time numbera runner attempts to ful­ (X M O V IE; 'Tempeet* A disillusioned . [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Last Innoeant [ESPN] LPBA Bowling: Sam's Town (4S) Sabla (C C ) The peat comes back to N.Y. erchHecI leaves his wife and high M m * (C C ) A diakkiaionad dafanaa attor­ ole board (or uncovering allied c o rr^ ent saves the world from an invasion by fillim inhis a fentaties whanaaiswtt haima unwtttinglv —be- National Pro-Am From Las Vegas. Nev Mars. Gene Berry, Ann Robinson^ Les Tro- 7:0QPM CD Out of This World The hsunt Sable when the son of s man he , comas the owner of a larM quarndy of co- prossuro cBfoof for Ilfo on a remota Graak ney is parsusdad to handle one more Msa tion in tha parola procata. Siaay Spacek. (90 min.) (Live) mayne. 1953. mayor (Doug McClure) asks Donna to man­ killed seeks revenge. (60 min.) * ^ island. John Cassavetes. (Sens Rowlands. - a complex murder mystery. M Heme, JeH Daniels. 1985. Rstad PG-13. age his re-election campaign when Charles cakta. Butt Lsncaatar. SqFan Sarandon. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Trading Places' (CC) A (SZ) Granby's Priirtataa; Capthre Ufa Susan Sarandon. 1982. Roxanne Han, David Suchei. 1987. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Bhama' Tha placidity of (X) ® Callage Football Today Hosted by Nelson Reilly announces his candidacy. A Kate Raid. 1981. . commodities broker and a street hustler An exploralion of how five species of pri­ s Southern town Is distwbpd by the errnrel Al Trautwig and Jim Hili. ® M O V IE; 'N ight Movaa' Private inves­ ® NowHotTneka M O V IE : Three's Company 1:05 AM X -u ^ of a stranger who fomeme redel urirest. become the objects of a bizarre bet made (D mates benefitted from the building of new tigator Harry Mosaby it hired by a fo m m ® Runaway With tha Rich and F a m w gossip columnist seas W i life kt tha a n ^ by two elderly tycoons. Eddie Murphy. Dan fX Knight Rider yVHHem Shatnar. Beverly Lunsford. 1961. CD ^ New s habitats at Montreal's Granby Zoo. actraaa lo find her daughter. Gena Hack- The island of Bed; Hawed; the Impanel Ho­ low, wealthy aodaty of Rom Aykroyd. Jamie Lee Curtis. 1983. R a t^ R . (3 ) Soul Train a CD It's A Living Nancy gets revenge when [C N N ] PrinttaNaws man, Malania Griffith. Susan Clark. 1976- tel kt Vienne, Auetria. Isas, but cannot chanQS. Marcello Maa- 3:30AM ® m o v i e .- 'Death in BmaB O ) Juatin Wllaon'a Louisiana Cookin' - 1:00PM QD Jetsons Meet the Flint- Howard announces he's still dating other [HBO] BWy Joat From Leningrad, troianni. Anita Ekbarg. Anouk Aknaa. Dotoa' A butler and maid etatva and tor- Outdoors ® OhostStoiy ® Shoppsn Natwork ' turetheir wealthy (widowed employer kt or­ stones America's first family meets the fa­ ooo women. Part 1 of 2. U.S.S.R. 1961. ® Talsa From tha Dariisida A bizarre ® (MOVIE; T o p p a r Rotuma' A beautiful mily of the future when a time machine ® Wild Kingdom der to extort her millions. Berry Nelson, Ny- 05 Tales From the Oarkside Two Far [U S A ] MOVIE: 'H'a A»va' A thraa-day- inventor (Phil Roth) helps out a pop com­ ghost haunts Topper and urgee him to find, 1:10AM [CNN] Travel OuWa - . brings together the Jetsons artd the Flint- ree Dswn Porter. Micbaal Jeyston. 1973. - dZ) M otorw aek The Mazda 929 sedan; East travelers claim a spoiled brat as Lo old child of normal parents turns Into a oooo poser (Michaal Warren) vrho'a auffaring her murderer. Roland Young, Joan Blen­ 1 ;1 ® MOVIE: 'Choriia Chan In ' stones. (2 hrs.) 5AM tips on working with new car salesmen; a Pun's next heir to the throne. monster. John Ryan, Sharon Farrad, An- (rom a mental block. ded. Dennis O'Keefe. 1941. (Colorized ■[CNN] This Weak In Japan .63 M O V IE: 'Lookar* A plastic surgeon in­ long-totm road test update on the Subaru DOWN Shanghai* SmuggUng a r^ 9*hfl ACROSS QD NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at drew Duggan. 1974. Version) conaphoey: The Trial vestigates the mysterious deaths of Ns pa­ Juaty; an unusual car dealer. ® ButtarRIaa oags Charlia Chan's anamion kt ttW city o f. 3:55AM [H B O ] Boston Bruins (2 hrs.. 30 min.) of tha Chicagp B (CC) A docudrama tterns. Albert Finney. James Cobum, Su­ 2 Cricket on "Ohara" 8:30PM ( X CB) w o m e n in Prison (In ® Barney MWar [CN N ] Newaoight ihinghal. Warner Otand, Irena Harvey, [C N N ] Your Money 1 Stephenson of based on transdipts from the hearing of san Dey. 1981. 3 inspector General: abbr. ^ You Can't Take It With You Stereo) Kaye Luka. 1936. [DIS] MOVIE; *My little Pony -- The "Real People" ® PEUCULA: 'Aitlba las Mu]am ' Al 1 2 :1 SAM [U S A ] Night Flight: Dating •eight emi-Vietnem W ar activists w ho wore 4 Young horse 6® W heel of Fortune (CC). CD American Bandstand Movie* Anim ated The Ponies* peaceful 5 Alice’s diner (X Wa Got It Made var tkandoaa unaa canhaa al aire. un Doe and Don't! [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'VVatrioc O uson' A visit tried for inciting riots in Chicago during the 5 Vicki Lawrence role Automania hombre as eaatiQado por iu aspoaa, quian (11) MOVIE: 'Escape from New York' A homeland Is threatened by an evil witch 9 The self (X NHL Hockey: New York Rangara at X New Oanaratlon .from tha mistraaa of tha Roman Emperor . 1968 Democrellc Convention. Inckidas ki- 6 Raven monogram para ado, la conviarta an sufregiata V auto- 12:30AM fallen hero gets a second chance when he and her nasty daughter. Voices of Danny 10 Emma on "Kate & Allie" H as Haw Pittsburgh Partgulna (3 hrs.) (Tope Do- diatracta attention from tha immlnani a ru ^ teniiaws with actual p e rtk ^ n te Abbio rizs a aus doa M)aa qua saludien 'coses ® Hogan's Haroao tries to rescue the President of the United DeVito, Madeline Kahn, Clohs Leachman. 12 Actress Pickett 7 Impressionist Rich — layed) tion of Mourn Vesuvius In andam P o ^ i L HoHmen. Jerry Rubin and To m Hayden. ^ Benny Hill psra hombres'. Psdro Infante. Antonio States. Kurt RusseH. Adrienr>e Barbeau.'Er- . 1S86. Rated G. 15 Performer 8 Imogens — s i ) Sffi 2 27 (C C ) Mitchod end S a i ^ real­ [CN N ] Evwis A Novak SybH Denning, Donald Plaasence. Richard SterringPeter Boyle; Robert Cerradine and "Who's — of Virginia Maude Bade. nest Borgnine. 1981. [E S P N ] FIraaida With tha Legends (60 18 Away from the wind 11 ize that their upcoming nuptials wid require [H B O ] HItchhIkar A stray dog becomes Hkl. 1987. Rated R. Elliott Gould. (2 hrs., 6 mki.) 20 Plurai of ileum Woolf" 0 5 Sabado Gigante Programa de varie- ® Trying TIm aa A professor (Teri Garr) ;22; W W F Superstars of Wrsstling , min.[ some sacrifices. Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) an unususi pet for a depressed man (Mi­ fifiovie 13 IntemtI. Labor Org. dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- a n e m ia to eacapa bar premature njdkle 4:00AM X 21 Celestial sphere S 9 Th is O ld House (C C ) Raising the khch- chael O'Keefe) holad up in a beech house. 1 :30AM ® Doting Gama 14) Frsnch in Actkin: Rancontras I [M AX ] MOVIE; Peggy Sue Got Mar- 14 Mandy Winger on istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don crista by learning to drive. WHh Ron Sdvar [C N N ] Lotiy King Waokond ribd' (C C ) A middle s ^ woman gets the 22 Austin or Copley on's enclosing wad; structural problems [U S A ] Night Flight [CNN] Cnaalica Saturday . 30} Connecticut Newsmakers 24 Pat Morita role "Dallas" Francisco. (3 hrs.) and Catharine Bach. [D IS ] M OVIE; 'Nodlo' Bssad on the life of opportunity to change her life after a faint­ and water damage in the formhouee: a [U S A ] Night Flight 4(j) Let's Oo BowMng (60 min.) 25 Bellow 16 Russell/Donat movie ($1} It's A Living Nancy gets revenge when ® N o w Monkaaa Jarad emare a strange Nadia Comened, a Rudsian gymnast who ing sp^t sends her back in time to her sen­ window repair lesson. 12:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e ; 'Som e­ 26 He's Sonny Crockett 17 Over; poetic Howard announces he's still dating other video world whan ha paasaa through a for­ won three gold medals at the 1976 Som­ 41} Reino S^vaje ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, W ild Am otica (C C ) Explores tha life, thing W ild ' A mdd-mannared axacutiva is 19 She's Joanna Loudon women. bidden doorway kt the house. *2:00AM ® 1 n n n Bws mer Olympice. Leslie Wekier. Johann Niciilas Cage, Barry Miller. 1986. Rated 31 — Maria Horsford history and habitat of the grizzly bear. (R) whisked away on an exciting but d a n ( ^ 57) Wonderworks: Tbs Ptper Boy (CC) 23 Sinatra and Gifford (clue Carlo. Telia Balsam. 1964. PG-13. 32 Exile island [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [CN N ] Pbmacls ous adventure after meeting a beautiful (®iHmmy Swaggori |60 min.) to puzzle answer) (X ®9 New Advanturas 34 Court" [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could Fly* 9:00PM of [D IS ] CoMaga Bowl 'B7 (In Starso) mdstery women. Jeff Deriiele, fidelenie ® That's tha Sphtt 4:15AM [U S A ] Night Flight; Dating t ? l [CNN] Nowsday 3 :3 0P M (X ® ) C o l le g a Football; Indi­ 26 Off. of Nav. Intelligence Boons Baxtar (CC) Members of U.G.L.I. 36 "Peyton — " (clue to (CC ) A 14-year old boy who has never Griffith. Rtw Lione^ 1986. Rated R. (In Doa and Don'ta . ana at M ichigan State or Washington at 27 Belonging to Ms. steal Scooter's rsmmsking weather mach­ [ESPN] CoMoga FoothaN; Colorado ® A B C N a v n (CC). i D IS] MOVIE: Tha Barratts ofWimpols p u z ^ answer) spoken a word believes so strongly in Stereo) " * U C L A (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) State at San Diaga'(3 h ra j (Lhre) [C N N ] Foialgn.Conaapondanta 4:25AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; 'Richard Straat’ The love of Ekzsbsth Barren and 37 Sea eagle Dickinson magic that he becomes an inspiration to all ine. (In Stereo) (jt) At tha Movies [TM C ] MOVIp; ‘anaaor-t Palaca' ® Pryor Uvo on the Bunaat Strip' The co- Robert Browning transcertds her fragile 39 Heel 29 Dock boy on "Riptide" those around him. Jay Underwood. Lucy ( X 9® Ohara (C C ) Ohara and Shaver's [D IS ] M OVIE:'The Bhia Bird'Tvyachild- mean, nasty sstoon owner who kx*od up ■ 1 ;00AM X N o w s (R) madlan't views on tax, drugs and prison health and her domineermg father's at­ ( g ) M O V IE ; 'To n y Rome* A private eye 41 Bewildered 30 Major network Deakins. Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. latest investigation involves drugs, rock ren embark on a magical search for the tempt to destroy their happiness. Jennifer his mother find murdered Ma son meets a X Home Shopping Overnight Serwica are showcased In this coticari filmed at the searches for stolen jewels. Frank Sinatra. 42 Role for Susan Saint 33 Aviation prefix (In Stereo) and rod - and murder. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ekishw bhMbird of hoppinaaa. Jana Fonda. Jones. John Gielgud. Bill Trfvars. 1956. wandering actor with s pancham for p « - Hodywood Palladium. Richard Pryor. Jill St. John, Richard Conte. 1967. James 35 Jennifer on "Family - (g l ® Golden Girts (C O Dorothy has on ■ (2 hre.f EKzsbeth Taylor, Todd Lookinlad. 1976. [M AX] MOVIE: The Goonies' (CC| A forming mkaelaa. Afcart Handaraon, Aden 1982. Rated R. [H BO ] Tina Tum ar Break Evary Rule (3 ) We're Cooking Now Ties” group of kids encounter vengeful pirates in affair with Stan's brother (McLean Steven­ ® O .L .O .W . W rsstNng (60 ndn.) Rated G. Arbus. 1972. [U S A ] Night FBght [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Karate Kid Part Two’ 36 Actor Gregory — a neighborhood cave when they go looking son), moking both Blanche end her ex- ® Pro Wrestling This Weak [ES P N ] SpiortaCantar 4:30AM POA Golf; lauzu Kapulau Interna­ [U S A ] M O V IE; 'Sham e' The placidiiy of (C C ) W NIe visiting Okinawa. Daniel is 38 Concerning for buried treasure. Sean Astin, Josh Bro- husband jealous. (In Stereo) tional Final round, from Maul. Hawaii. (2 a Southern town la dialurbsd by the arrival forced to defend Ns nnentor end Nmself 40 Rough lava lin, Jeff Cohen. 1985. RatedPG. (In Stereo) 8® MOVIE:'Harold Uoyd'e World of Co­ hrs.,. 30 min.) (Live) of a atrangar who foments rscial unrest. against bitter foes determined to destroy [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Oxford Blues' A rough- medy' them. Ralph MaccNo, Noriyuki *Pat* Mor­ d Z Art of WHIiam Alaxandar WUlism Shatnar, Beverly Lunsford. 1961. edged student pursues a girl, and at the ® M O V IE: 'Delay Kenyon* A woman ita, Nobu McCarthy. 1986. Rated PG. (In [C N N ] Foreign Cociespondema TV puzzle solution on page 32 same time, tries to improve his character must decide between two men who love 1 1 :1 5 P M ® MOVIE; 'fiNndolMlator Ask Dick Kleiiicr Stereo) [H B O ] Greatest Sports Upaata Clips by joining the school's rowing team. Rob her. Joan Crawford, Done Andrews. Henry Soomas' A man emerging from aWe-long [U S A ] Hollywood Insider from eleven of sports* greatest upsets, in­ Lowe. Ally Sheedy. Amanda Pays 1984 Fonda. 1947. state of suiparHted animation sinjggles to cluding the U.S. hockey team's Olympic Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) adapt hknsalf to Hfa. Terence Stamp. Rob­ 1:30PM (^4) Growing a Business victorias in 1960 and 1980; the 1985 about his behavior. [CN N ] Showbiz Weak ert Vaughn, Nigal Davenport, 1970. complete massage is on the line. — [D IS ] Seel Island Three children organize [U SA] Mike Hammer a Dear Dick: I bave a steak dinner, but a regular series. And NBC sur­ Wild Kingdom N C A A basketball final; the Jets 1969 Su­ [D IS ] M O V IE : 'Nadia' Based on tha Ufa of a protest group when they discover that a 5:30PM Bustin’ Loose Sue Ann en­ 1 1 : 3 0 P M She's the Sheriff prised a [pt of people by renewing it L.M., KilleefI, ’Texas. per ^ w l viciory and Man o* W ar's loss in Nadia Comaneci, e Russian gymnast who (X riding on this. M y kid sister and I were (4i) Sebroshow permit has been issued allowing seal hun­ ters a realistic portrait of her r>eighborhood 7:30PM CD Marblehead Manor Dear L.M.: Loosen up your fingers 1919. (60 min.) won three gold medals st the 1976 Sum­ (X Friday tha 13lh; Tha Sarias A do- talking about 'Moonlighting." She for next season, so watch for new epi­ ters to pursue their quarry on an island in an art contest. Guest; Little Richard. Family Ties and s U r t robbing. You are extrem ely [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday CD mer Olympica. Leslie Weiner. Johann lonnad atatua with mysterious powers said that Bruce and CybUl do not get sodes, beginning in the fall. A -Ta a m breeding ground. [U S A ] Covar Story 4:00PM 3} Victory Garden (C C ) A report from the CD Jeopardy! (CC). Carlo. Taka Balsam. 1984. leads s sane man to murder. (60 mki.) a Dear Dick: I always watch ‘ Head wrong. In the first place, it’s a Coke [H BO ] Not Necessarily the News (60 southern garden; National Wildlife Federa­ along. I askexd then why when ^ (JJ) Puttin' on tha Hha CD M am a’s Family The Harpers baby-sit [H B O ] Com ic Rallaf The second annual commercial, not a F^psi commercial. 2:00PM (X) Black Shaap Squadron min.) tion naturalist Craig Tufts shares secrets (XNewe - _ - — ^ show came up CybiU wanted Bruce to* Of the a as«: aqd "Gimme a Break." Qj) Power Pro Wrestling the minister's pesty grandson. benefit for the homeless combines the tal­ (Ad agencies hate prople like you, MOVIE: 'A Nightmara oo Elm [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Back to the Future' for successful birdfeeding in Massachu­ ® ® D .C . FolNee . play David. U right? - R., Hum­ ’They haven’t been on for quite a 0 5 Charles in Charge (C C ) Charles pro­ ents ol Harry Anderson. Billy Crystal, Bob Straat' A group of friends share a com­ (g) MOVIE; 'Cat Poopls' A woman (C C ) A time machine transports a teenager setts. while. Xire they coming back or have who can’t keep the products straight). poses to his forrrter girlfriend who's about Goldthwait .Tracey Udmen. Robin Williams - ® ® Saturday Night U v e Host: Robert ble, Texas. „ ' mon dream that they are beirtg stalked by a disbelieves the legend that intimacy will bac)( to the period when his parents were In the second place, "M ax Headroom* Cheapirito (60 min.) to marry another man. Part 1 of 2. and others. |3 hrs.. 30 min,) (In Stereo Mitchum. Musical gueft: Simply Red. (90 D ear R.: Actually, you both are. Cy- they b ^ canceled? — C., Oak For­ long-dead cNId murderer. John Saxon, Ro­ transform her into a panther, artd that she in high school. Michael J. Fox, Christopher Th is Old House (C C ) Carpenter Norm Live) mki.) (In Stereo) began in Ehiglaiid, first as a dram atic can only revert to human form after she Lioyd. Lea Thompson. 1985, Rated PG. (In ^ D .C . Follies bill Shepherd was cast first and tested est, nl. nes Blakely. 1984. Abram and architect Mary Otis Stevens show, then a talk show. Then it w as has killed. Nastassia Kinski. Malcolm Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Allans' (CC) The only ® Racing from PWnsfield with several actors who were and^ Dear C: ABC has definitely re­ (3 ) PBA Bowling: $200,000 Brunswick examine the 1785 farmhouse; heating and As Schools Match Wits brou^t here. AmrCoke bought the McDowell, John Heard. 1982. survivor of the Nostromo's encounter with ® MOVIE; 'Cuba Crossing' An adven­ newed ‘Head'Of the aass* for next Open From GlefKiale Heights, IN. (90 min.) cooling systems. tioning to play David. She likM (3 ) French Chef: Sola Bonne Famnw 5:00PM CD (S ) Mission Impossible (24) Challei>ge a monstrous creature joins a task force as­ turer in Key West becomes involved ki a rights to use the character in its ads. (Live) Bruce’s approach to the part — still season, but it looks like NBC gave C D A -Te a m [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (30) Win. Lose or Draw signed the unpieesattl job of eradicating plot to assassinate Cuban Premier Fidel ^ * a Dear Dick Will CBS air the con­ C3) doy of Painting (R) (3 ) MOVIE; 'Play It Again. Sam' A movie the species. Sgoumey Weavef, Michs^l does, as a m atter of fact. They don’t “dunme a Break’ a broken heart be­ (35 Wabster [H B O ] MOVIE: Sword Of Gideon' (CC) CinemAttractions Castro. Stuart Whitman. Robort Vaughn. clusion to the final giisode of last sea­ buff w ho has no kick with women pariodi- Biehn. Paul Reiser. 1986. Rated R. (In get alMtg too well, but that has noth- cause it isn’t on the network’s fall 3 ) Shoppara Natwork cally recah/ea advice from the spirit of Five commandos take on a top-secret mis­ 1980. Great Cbafs of the West (ig) Fight Back! With David Horowitz Stereo) schedule. son’s ‘ Magnnm, P.I.* and, if so, ® St. Ju d a 's: For tha Ufa of a Child (60 Humphrey. Bogart. W oody Allen. Diane sion to avenge the terrorist murders of Is­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Ulg to do with acting. It’s just a^ per­ (3 ) The Saint d 5 Throb Sartdy hopes to revive the car­ [ T M C ] M O V IE ; Trad h tg Placaa* (C C ) A a Dear Dick I would like to know if when? Also, I’ve heard rumors that min.) Keaton, Tony Roberta. 1972. raeli athletes durir>g the 1972 Munich Hiakman, Nick Charles. sonality conflict. ® Embajadores de la Musica Colom- Olympics. Steven Bauer. Michael York. eer of a 1960s singer (former "77 Sunset commodities broker and a atreai humtiar George Bom s’ son is living. Was Betty ’Run Selleck either goes fishing or (S) MOVIE: 'What's Up, Doc7' An ec­ dZ) Julia Child and Company Strip" co-star Edd Byrnes). become the objoett of a bizarre bet made [DIS] MOVIE: 'Goodbye. Mr. Chipa' a Dear Dick: .My future mother-in- biana Colleen Dewhurst. 1986. (In Stereo) Grable married to Phil Harris or was owns a salmon fishing camp here in centric girf and an equally eccentric profes­ 1 9 MOVIE; 'Porky'a Ravsnga' A group bv two elderly tycoons. Eddie dtaiphy. D m Tha story of a'British schoolmastar whose (ff) Frugal Gourmet [USA] Sanchez of Bel A ir Sanchez has a [C N N ] Sports Saturday law bad been trying to find out the N ew Brunswick Is this trae? If so, sor become involved in s chase to recovw of Ftorida high school studsnta m «ches Aykroyd. Jamie Lee Curtis. 1983. Rated R. sense of Iximor endears hkn to his stu­ it Alice Faye? Did they have any chil­ flight bags with top secret documents, few n t ^ b o r s over for a party. [E S P N ] College Football: Perm Stata at dents and also makes hkn attractiva to a name of the morie Lucille Ball and where is it? — B .D A ., Moncton, N ew Witt with tha proprietor of a local brothel. [CN N] Newswatch 9:30P M C X ® Second Chance Chazz dren? — A.K.F., Amarillo, Texas. f^an O'Neal, Barbra Streisand. Madeline Dan Monahan. W yatt Knight. Tony Gan- PIttaburgh (3 hrs.. 30 rNn.) (Live) glamorous London music-hall star. Peter Ricky M cardo starred In together. Brunswick. [D IS ] M O V IE : Th e U g e n d of Lobo' The 6:00PM GD (SMS) New s fads in leva with ao'atiraclive co-worker. O'Toole. Petuto Clerk. Michael Redgrave. Dear AJLF.: Ronnie Bums, Kahn. 1972 ios. 1965. They were newlyweds, on their hon­ Old W est serves as the backdrop to tNs 8:00PM (X MOVIE: 'Agatha Chris- (In Stereo) 1969. Rated G. (In Stereo) Georae’s son, is alive. Alice F a n was Dear BHA.: Like so maqr shows, ® Road to Celgerv A preview of tha chronicle of the adventures ar>d dangers CD What's Happening Nowll tie's D eadM ah's FoHy' When Belgian de­ eymoon, traveling in a mobile home. [ES P N ] CoNage Footbsll; Taama to be hits. PHa Harris - , "Magnnm* ended last season with a 1988 Olymptcs. (60 min.) Announced (3 hri„ 30 mlm) (Uve) faced by a wolf during the course of Ns IKs. CD W W F Superstars of Wrestling tective Hercule Poirot is asked to join a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Peggy Boa Got fiter- Do yon know th^itltle? — R K ., M or­ ® Am en IC C ) Frye la skeptical whan the tlad'gnag. Kerwin Mathews. Jo Mor­ min.) her boyfnend is under indicinnent. (In X '0m U a kX ko ^^itn i^^ rescue their kklnapped lady frier>d. SandaN of £ b actor; h # the character D e r t » 4lck Tom Selleck says he’s never (3) Frugal Gourmet 1 0:00PM CX W h W B TIh 160 m in .); 11:40PM ® to. Pappar H wee the "M ax Headroom* show w as naned Bergman, Harrison MuMar. 1983. row. June Thorbum. 1960. G i Odd Couple Stereo) Anihs played. even been to New Brunswick. Rumors 3 9 CtarTarae da Autoa; B udw eitar Triple (X [C N N ] Naur#' ' Twenty Yean Ago Today this documen­ [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Polly of the Circus' A (S ) Bustin' tooee Sue Ann enters a realis­ CD Dorn DeLuise Show Dorn gives poin- a Dear Dick Can you tell me if on the Pepsi commercial or was It the [ESPN] Superbouts Crown (kabado al 28 da junk) en Mes- tary caiebratei the release of the Beatles about stars owning property are com­ clergyman and a trapeze artist suffer as a tic portrait of her neighborhood in an art lers on how to maks pizza. Guasts: Bun ( X ® Hotel (C O Pater a p i m c r ^ “Crim e Story" was a miniseries, or o ^ r way around. I say the conwner- [H B O ] M O V IE : *Ae Suivwners D ie' (CC ) dowlands. Parts 2. result of the controversy surrounding their Reynolds, Rita Rudner. lands with no iutvivore reported; a married "Sgt. Pepper s Lonely Hearts Club Band " mon. They are usually started by real contest. Guest: Little Richard. ^ through commentary by influemial '80s ce- cial came first My husband says A wssithy eccentric end an unconventiortal marriage. Clerk Gable, Marion Davies. C. woman and her daughter aya the aaro will it be back next season? — K .D, estate agents, to stir up interest in (S) Victory Garden (CC| Visits to the DeGraeai Junior High (CC). Part 8 of C D B w m y H W "lebritHes and the era's music, including there is no way they could make a lawyer help thwart tha takeover of an etd- eastern and western gardens: New Zea­ Aubrey Smith. 1932. man; Charyl'e mother announcaa aha a left Spring, Texas. properties. erty black woman’i property in the 13. songs by Bob DyUm. Jimi Hendrix, Pink whole show from a commercial. A land's calabratad garrkms. [ U S A ] Check It O ut! Marlene gets Chris­ her liusband. (60 min.) Dear K.D; It wasn’t a miniseries 1950*s. Scott Glenn. Jamie Lee Curtis. (3 ) Record Guide Floyd and The Doors. 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Rated PG. tha IMat Cotrwdlan Robin WIHiam* spoof* . C R iK iic c D e r B c n Iniustices of apartheid "V benefit a charity managed by Prince ® W ild America Exptorsa T O lita, Natoty An American ex-GI finds romance and suc­ and habitat of T O grizzly batr. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Uguna Heaf (CO A President Reagan, macNimo and father­ (r.) plays Sydney Danny Glover, Alfre Woodard, John Indi. Charles. (60 min.) hood from New York’* Metropolitan Opera cess in Paris. Musical score by George and former police detective becomes Irivc^ed 1987. [M AX ] MOVIE; 'Oxford Blues' (CC) A [C N N ] Sport* Sunday Biddle Barrows, Ira Gershwin. Gene Kelly. Leslie Caron. Os­ In a murder case when he returns to Ns House. (65 min.) g j) Nuastra FamHia rough-edged student pursues a girl, end at 5:00AM ® Tvxlllght Zon« who operated a [U SA] Cod* Red car Levant. 1951. [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Quick and th* hometown. Harry Hamlin, Jason Robards, [M AX ] MOVIE: Running Scared' (CC) [C N N ] Daybreak the same time, tries to improve his charac­ Dead' (C C ) A m yttsrkxit cowboy's ability Tw o Chicago cops are given 30 days to (3 ) Shopper* Natwoifc professional es­ 1:30PM 38 Tony Brown's Journal 4:00PM ® NFL Football; New York Catherine Hicks. 1967. ter by joining the achool’t rowing team. to d e f ^ a famliy of homettsadsrt from neb a crKSine-emuggling mobster. Gre­ [D IS] Dumbo's CIreu* cort service In Hew Giants at PhlledelpMa Eaglet (3 hrs.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Sopiething W M ' (CC) [CN N ] Sports B»viow g8 Wild Kingdom Rob Lowe. Aliy Sheedy. Amanda Pays. outlawa and Indiana in 1876 Wyoming is gory Hines. Billy Crystal, Steven Bauer. [ESPN] NBA Today (Live) A mild-mannered executive It wNeked [TM C] MOVIE: Po«v «ho CIrcu*' A York, In "M ay­ g l) GHIatta Presema: Mexico '86 • Un 1964. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) threatened by N* growing attraction to T O 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [H B O ] Fraggla Rock (CC). (In Stereo) CID Ufestylee of the Rich and Famous wif*. Batsd on T O novsl by Loui* L 'A - away on an exciting but dangerous adven­ clergyman and a trapeze artist suffer as a flower Madam," a , Racuerdo [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Pee-wee'a Big Adven­ ture after meeting a beautiful mystery [M AX] MOVIE: 'Shipwreck' A wi­ Prince Albert of Monaco; actor Rruce Box- ture' (C C ) Pee-wee Herman, in search of * mour. Sam EWot, To m Comi, Kata C tp - 11:45PM (B Road to Calgaty A prev­ result of the controversy surrounding th w CBS movie air­ [CN N ] Moneyweek womarr. Jeff Daniels. Melanie Griffith, Ray marriage. Clark Gable, Marion Davies, C, dower. his two daughters, a reportw aro a leitner; actress Diana Csnova (’"Throb"); his cherished bicycle, embarks on an odys­ shaw. 1987. Rated NR. iew of T O 1988 Olympics. ing SUNIM Y. nov. IT IV IC l M O V IE: 'To p Gun' (CC ) Fighter singer Robert Goulet; Ferraris in France. Liotta. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Aubrey Smith. 1932. runaway are stranded on an isolated island sey from San Antonio to Burbank. Pae- [IMAX] MOVIE: 'Qub Paradise' A 12:00AM CB At the Movie* after encountering a violent storm d sea. IB . Chita Rivera yS tirtake Yo the sktos in the U (60 min.) wee Herman. Elizabeth Daily. Diana Salin­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Top Gun' (CO Fighter [U S A ] Night Flight ultimate dying machine - the F -14 Tomcat seedy, run-down island resort becomes Robert Logan. MIkki Jamiaon-Olson.* (33 Magnum. P.l. ger. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) T O earner ol action after the owner writes pilots take to the skies in the U.S. Navy's (B 9 to 6 co-stars as Bar- - to compete lor the highest honors at 5:30AM ® i n n New* Heather Rattray. 197B. Rated G, flashy travel brochures to put Ufa Into T O ultimate flying macNne - the F-14 Tomcat (B Delta* rows' attorney. Mirlmar Naval Air Station Tom Cruise, d D M O V IE: 'Looker' A plastic surgeon in­ [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel A ir Miguel tries to old piece. Robin Williams, Peter O'Toole, - to compete for the highest hortors at [CN N] Moneyweek [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Tu rd * Dlaiy' The drab Kelly McGillis, Anthony Edwards. I9»t> vestigates the mysterious deaths of his pa­ revive Frankie Rondelt's music career. ® Star Trek Twiggy. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Mirimar Naval Air Station. To m Cruise, Bwa of tvro adults are changed by a s h a m tients. Albert Finney, James Cobum. Su­ (39 MIndpower [ES P N ] Colloge Football Contimies CHECK IISTINGS Rated PG. (In Stereo) 6:00PM (X) (3) ® N e w s Kelly McGillis. Anthony Edwards. 1986. interest in sea turtles. Ben *^'09atoV< san Dey. 1981. Murder. She Wrat* (CC) MOVIE; Nly Bodyguard' 8:00PM (3) Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® Feed My People 6:00AM (X) W a SeNave Glenda Jackson, Rosemary Leach. 1986. FOB EXACT TIME 2:00PM (D OS NW A Pro Wrestling CD MOVIE: The Exterminator' A Viet­ In Lo» Angeles to promote her new rK>vel. The now boy at school enlisis the aid ot [USA] Cover Story Scheduled: Don QD Robert Schuller Rated RG. (In Stereo) nam war veteran turns vigilante after Ns Jessica lesms that her latest mystery hae (g ) Hogan'* Hatoat one of T O moat (eared students to act as MOVIE: 'Breekheart Peas' A buddy is victimized by muggers. Christo­ Johnson. [U S A ] Cartoons been appropriated by an unscrup^ous Hol­ ® Shopping Network (X) CNN New* his bodyguard against a class bully. Chris disguised federal agent is caught up in a pher George. Samantha Eggar. 1980. dangerous sequence of events aboard a lywood prc^ucer. ( ^ min.) 9:30PM CD 0D Duet (C C ) (in Stereo) ® Sports Machine ® ChrMophar Closaup 8:30AM (X) Sunday Mesa Makepeace. Matt Dillon, Adam Baldwin (B) MOVIE: The Breakfast Club' A train in 1870. Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland. ( S 0 D W erew olf (In Stereo) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider ® Insight: Hay Janitor tion on T O latest emptoymeni opporluni 1979 group of high school students learn several [C N N ] World Report (D The World Tomorrow Confusion rsign* at a gkl's edtog* when Ben Johnson. 1976. ties in T O Connecticut area. . (11) MOVIE: 'Let's Do It Again' Tvvo things abc^t themselves when they are (X) ® Spenser For Hire (CC) (Post­ 10:00PM C S S ) N e w * [ESPN] NFL Prime Tim* (60 min.) ® Connecticut: Now ® HaathcHff Abbott and Costello attempt to pay off t o (g) MOVIE; ‘W .W . and the Dixie Dan- poned from an earlier date.) ^ s e n fights ( P M O V IE: 'Th e Great Train Robbery' In workers bilk professional gamblers to forced to spend a Saturday together in de­ (B ® Buck Jam** (CC) Rebecca'* sc- [U S A ] Lova Your Skin [D IS ] DonaM Duck Presents (S)Tom A Jerry mortQMO. Bod Abbott, Lou CotteUo. cekingt' An easygoing con-artist loves back when she becomes a victim of sexual T O m id-1 BOO*, an elegant trio attempt TO. save their financially troubled lo d ^ . Sid­ tention. Emilio Estevez. Molly Ringwatd, cused of performing an illegal abortion; P e g ^ nyan. 1945. country music, robbing gas stations and a harassment. (60 min.) (In Stereo) lnv**t America [ES P N ] World Sports Special ® Mirecie Revivd Hour greatest fieist of all lime. Sean Connery. ney Poitier. Bill Cosby, Jimmie Walker Anthony Michael Hall. 1985. Buck's alcoholic ranch foreman hae disap­ 12:15AM CB ® BuckRogers singer called Dixie. Burt Reynolds, Art Car- ' [H B O ] Not So Great Momants In Sports (S ) Robert SchuHar Donald Sutherland, Lesley Anne Down. 1975. CS) Mork and M indy Part 1 of 2. C D M O V IE: 'Attack Force Z ' A special peared. (60 min.) 1 2:30AM CB New England Sunday ® T h in Old H ouse (C O Raising T O kitch­ ney. Jerry Reed. 1976. operations unit tracks down Japanese de­ Basabal annoutKer Tim McCarvsr is tfw 1979. ® M O ^ E : 'W hit* Lightning' An ax con (S]) Star Trak: The Naxt Oaneration n - Ufoatyles of the Rich and Femoue ® One Day at a Thna en's enctosing wall; structural problems Nova (CC) Tha development of new fectors on s South Asian island. Mel (jib- GD (R) host for this took at tom* of the least dis­ ® MoHy's Pilgrim (CC) A 9-year-old makes a deal with federal oulhoritioo to card tries to save Wesley, who has bean Joan Collins; Jerry Lewis; game show host ® El Mkilstetlo de Jimmy Swaggart and watar damage in T O farmhouse: a techniques to predict when and with what son. John Philip Law. Sam NeiH. 1981. C B K o ia k tinguished moment* in sports hWory, in­ Russian-Jawish girl moves to the United break up a moonshine ring in e x c h a i^ for sentenced to death for iriadvertantly viol­ Wink Martindale; the GetUn Brothers: soci­ Piesents window repair lesson. (R) force a volcano will erupt. (60 min.) ® Rurtaway W ith tha Rich and Famoue cluding Hoy Hiegel*’ wrong-way nin ^ States and face* T O insensitivity and ridi­ his freedom. Burt Reynold*. Jennifer Bil­ ating a foreign planet's rules; (60 min.) 0D Star Trek: The Next Oaneration (CC) alite Marytou Whitney in Saratoga, N .Y .; a The island of Bali: Hawaii: the Imperial Ho­ John McEnroe's verbal outbursts. (60 [C N N ] Croeslito Batman lingsley, Ned Beatty. 1973. ^ Polica Stoiv Picard tries to save Weeley, who has bean Bavarian castle. (60 min.) (S) cule of her classmates. (S ) Only One Earth This profila of Rartdille ® ) ® Adam s Chroolcl** (CC). Part 8 of sentenced to death for inedvertently viol­ tel in Vienna, Austria. [D IS ] Good Morning MIckayl 38 Health Show 38 McLaughBn Group Benny Hill tribesmen D'iger Turoga examinea efforts ® Jimmy Sweggert [M AX] MOVIE: The Pleasure ol HI* ating a foreign planet's rules. (80 min.) ® Hart to Hart • [ESP N ] Inside the PGA Tour 13. (R) MOVIE: ‘The Prisoner of Second Av­ to repair damage to the daaart n e ^ Korr Com pany' An ea-husband retufn* to at­ g !) Tam e s V Debates ® Boyar Agency (S) (3 ) Good Neighbors ® MOVIE: "The Odd Coupta' A sloppy enue' A New Yorker in his late forties (Kenya), resulting from a permanent water QS It's Showtime at tha Apollo This ® Sphftusl Ufa Crueada tend his rJaughter's werlding but tries to [H B O ] Saabart ® French In Action: A U Recherche week's host: Stephen Bishop. Scheduled: (S) Outer Umits (g ) Meet the Pres* man and a fussy man share an apartrnent faces the future without a job. Jack Lem­ supply. [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and break It up whan ha sees how beautiful she D'una Invltatton 1 Company B. Meli'sa Morgan. KasNf. 9:00AM CD Sundey fiAomlog ® Charlie'* Angel* Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau. John Fied­ mon. Anne Bancroft, Gene Saks. 1975. > 0 ) 38 on Sports Harriet is. Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds. LiBi Pal­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (E ) Police Woman comic ( ^ r g e Wallace. ( M min.) (In (X ) McCreary Report ler. 1968. (SD Greet Performencee: Telee From the mer. 1961. (H) New Jersey Hlspano 01) El M undo del Box Campeonatos y lu- (3 ) Tala O f T w o Cities An emotionsi look Stereo) [U SA ] Forever Voung [D IS ] Wind In the WHIows 3 8 NIOVIE: 'Th e fifiystery In Drscuta's Hollywood Hills: A Table at Cko'e (CC) (X ) Haro's Lucy ® M odem fitoturity (CC), chas entre boxeadores intemapionales. at the people and politics in London and [U SA ] Night Flight CiMtIs' Vacationing with their novelist (3 ) M O V IE: 'Th a Maltaaa Faloon* A res­ Budd Schulberg'a story about a studio 12:35AM [HBO] HBO Showcase: [ESP N ] Thie Week In Sport* (60 min) Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. Paris during the time of tha FrarKh Revolu­ ® Investment Advisory [CN N] Nawsday mother two boy* make a movie in a light­ pected private eye Is Nred to recover' a head (Darren hfofjavin), surrounded by Vietnam War Story 6 : 1 0AM [CN N ] HeaMwveek (90 min.) tion. (90 min.) 3 8 Kenneth Copeland 1 0 : 4 5 A M (g ) Je w ish Life Not Necessarily the New* (60 house and stumble upon a cnme-tilled priceless, jewel-encrusted statue. Hum­ people seeking favors, also stars Lola [HBO] (§7) Taste of Adventure 12:45AM CB m o v i e : 'Pray for the 6:15AM ® Davey A Goliath mystery. A "Wonderful World of Disney (ID Constitution: That DaHcata Balance phrey BoMrt, Mary Astor. Sydney Green- Chiles, Stella Stevens, Ann Megnuson and ® Bug* Bunny 1 1 : 0 0 A M CD Entertainment This min.f Wiklexte' Three advertisirtg executives presentation. Cki (Sulager, Marietta Har­ [D IS] MOVIE: 'Million Dollar Collar' A street. 1941. Steven Bauer. (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. (In 6:30AM (X) Vista W ank Comic-actor Martin Short. (60 min.l [U S A ] AN-Anwrican WrMtHng 0 D Small W ondar Vicki gets a role in a join a ruthless client on a wild motorcycle ® ® Sesame Street (CC). trained dog finds himself in a series of ad­ (g ) ® Family H a s (C C ) MaUory's embar­ Stereo) (in Stereo) tley. 1973. Part 2. cereal commercial. trip into Mexico. Andy Griffith, Marjoe (X) Hispanic Horizon* ® Consumer Discount Network N FL Today ventures involving him with a circus and 12:30PM CD Na pre- gt) Futbof d* Mexico: Americ* contra [CN N] Newswatch rassed when Nick's made sn honorary 01) NBA Basketball: Boston Celtica at Gortner, William Shatner. 1974. CD MOVIE: Tarian and the Trappers' game show hosted by Brent hAisburger jewel smugglers. Guy Stockweil. Craig Hill. ® Christian-Sdenc* Monitor Reports IMoralta (2 hrs.) sorority sister, (in Stereo) Indiana Pacers (2 hrs., 30 min.) Tarzan prevsnta vapper* from taking l» t h with Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek 1964 [D IS ] Dangar Bay (C C ) A young research [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Down By Lxw' Two un­ (Ij) CNN News ® The World Tomorrow. animals sndprsetou* gem* horn a tost [C N N ] Week in Ravlaw assistant (Robert W isdm ) impresses @ ) Nature (C C ) The contrasting wet and [CNN] CNN News justly imprisoned convicts are spurred to S m ^ . [ESPN] Auto Racing: Formula One dry lartdscspes of East Africa. (60 min.) (In Mbade Faith Outreach ® Funtas^ World of Hanns-Batbara city. Gordon Scott, Eve Brent. 1958. [ESP N ] Oymnsstic*: Konica Rhythmic Grand Prix of Australia From Adelaide, Grant as they work on a project together. [U S A ] Robert Klein Time escape by their new cellmate, an Italian im­ CD MOVIE: 'A fiton Called Horse' An En­ Stereo) migrant. Tom Waits, John Lurie, Ellen Bar- Q& Ring Around the World CD Thie Week In Connecticut Invitettonal From Princeton, N.J. (2 hrs.) Australia. (2 hrs.) (Taped) (In Stereo) [CNN] D^iUetch glish Lord captured by Sioux Indiana is (3 ) M O V IE: 'Torpedo Run' A W orld W ar 10:30PM CD Sports Extra kin. 1986. Rated NR. (fij Consumer Discount Auction Knight RMar converted to TO ir way of Ufa. Richard Har­ [M A X ] M O V IE: M ira d M ' (C C ) A Latin [ESP N ] Drag Racing: IHRA FaU Nation- [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer CD (R) II American submarine comnnender irtad- Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports ris, Dam* Judith Anderson. Dub Taylor. [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Love and Death' A de- American Indian chief's daughter is cured ala From Bristol. Tann. (60 min.) (R) CD 1:00AM ( D Dallaa [C N N ] Stylo With Elsa Klenach ® Cardtotogy Update verdentiy sinks a Japanese prison sNp on NgNights and features with host Steve A l­ [ESPN] SpaadWaak vout coward during the Napoleonic Wars by a surgeon who's been spirited away 1970. [USA] AirwoH which Ns wife and child ere prisoners. bert and feature reporter Carl (Gherkin. Gl) Odd Couple [D IS] Wish Upon a Star [H B O ] Boxing (C O (60 min.) O Ebony / Jet Showcase recounts his life and loves on the eve of his from America by a pair of bumbling CD High Schoot Bowl Glenn Ford. Ernest Borgnine. Diane Brews­ 0D Gene Scott [ESPN] Hamas* Racing: Breedm ® RaaltoRs*l execution W oody Allen. Diane Keaton, . crooks. Tom Conti. Teri Garr, Paul Rodri­ 6:30PM d ) Wheel of Fortune (CQ. (3 ) Yes, Minister 9:30AM CD Love Your Skin (3 ) Sybarvision Weight Control ter. 1958. Crown A $400,000 trot and a $520,000 Harold Gould. 1975. guez. 1986 Rated PG. 'In Stereo) (3 ) Private Benjamin [D IS] MOVIE: 'The BendK of Sherwood I® Frugal Gourmet (R) (3) MOVIE: Friday tha 13th. Part III' ® Ask the Manager pace for three-year-old colts and Ridings, ® ® Visionaties (g ) ® N F L U ve Bob Costas. Ahmad Ras- [U S A ] AlfrwJ Hitchcock Hour Forest' The son of Robin Hood gathers N t ® It's Your Busbies* 2:30PM ( D m o v i e : Th* Longest (S> ® N B C N ew s Four teenage couples fir>d horror at an Iso­ from Pompano Beach, Fla. (60 min.) (R) (S) Meat the Press had, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford. 10:35PM [DIS]Zorro father's band together to rescue the young Cormeelleut Reel Estate Showcase Yard" A former football player, in prison on 4:30PM { ^ S t . Jud e's: For the Life of (3 ) Arts week lated lake. Dana Kimmell. Paul Kratka, Tra­ king of England and wins the hand of a [ T M C ] M O V IE: "Ih* Quinn*' Four (gl ® Connecticut Face* A ID S (60 min.l (R) ® Adslanta minor charges, is assigned to train a group a Child (60 min.) de Savage. 1982. 11:00PM CD (B ® ® (SS n*Janet Munro. 1 K X )P M ( D N F L FootbaK: Delta* C o w ­ (D Sea Hunt (3D g j) 21 Jum patreet Penhall and Han­ @ ) ® M y T w o Dade (C C ) Michael is son are assigned to protect a Hoflywood Page Fifty Seven ® INN News (g) It's Your Businass the Future 1959. Rated G. boys at N e w England Patriot* (3 hrs.) 3:00PM (D sta r search (60 min.) ([£ National Geographic A look at the un­ shocked when he lesms that Ns latest love heanthrob ^ o ' s been receiving death interest is Judge Wilbur'e engaged niece. [C N N ] Inside Business ® That's th* Spirit ® Kenneth Copeland O ) Jimmy Swaggart [U S A ] Cartoons (Uve) Superchargers usual behavior of animals that have Ihrests. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (In Stereo) ® ABC News (CQ. MOVIE; 'Just TaM Me What You adapted to life in the Etosha Pan, a dry lake [ES P N ] SportsCenter Sundey (60 min.) (E) Consumer Chalange: Blubtocker ® Captain Power 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Quid* CD Nature (C C ) The contrasting wet and ( T ) gS) IXsney Sunday fiBovta; Wtonia W ant' A wealthy business magnate in southwestern Africa. (60 min.) [H B O ] 1st & Ten: Going for Broke (CC) [ESPN] Surfer Magazirw [C N N ] Deybiaafc gdry landscapes of East Africa. (60 min.) (In th* Pooh and 'Tiggar Too Animated (CQ. 9:00PM CB m o v i e : Meyflower Me- ® ChaHce of Salvation (Live) 1 1 : 3 0 A M CD SB Thi* week vwth grooms oiw of T O women in his secretarial Stareo) 19; NCTV Hour Movie previews of "The dam' (C C ) Events in the life of Manhattan Billy Cooper steals the girifriend of s nerdy [U S A ] Perfect Diet [DIS] Mouserdse David BrlnUay (CC). pool to become his mistress. All Mac- Hidden" (Michael Nouri) and "Made in (Rl socialite Sydney Biddle Barrows inspired computer whiz; Dr. Death gives a rival ® Charlie's Angels [H B O ] Dovm at Fraggla Rock: Behind Graw, Alan King. Dina Merrill. 1980. Heaven " (Timothy Hutton, Kelly McGillis); Os) Charta* In Charge Charles proposes tNs account of her years as the madam of team lessons on dirty football; Jake's 2:00AM CB NIghtw atch (3) CNN News (38 MOVIE: 'Tha Absent Minded. Prb- to his former girtfriand who's about to the Scenes Jim Henson, creator of this ® MOVIE: 'Kanse* City Bomber' A videos include "Got My Mind Set on You" an exclusive escort service. Candice Ber­ Place becomes Jethro's. (In Stereo) CB Home Shopping Overnight Service (g l Sunday Maaa faaaor' An easy going, small town profes­ marry another man. Pan 1 of 2, award-winning series, is the host for this ® Hallmark Homes roller-derby queen disrupts the team when by George Harrison. ( ^ min.) gen. Chris Sarandon. 1987. [M A X ] Cinemsx Comedy Experiment: (3 hr*.) sor discovers an anti-gravity substance. insids view of the technology and people (g ) Sea Hunt (g ) TV Open House she races after romance. Raquel Welch, (24) Soldiers: A History of Men in Battle (g) Captain Power . ( S 0 D Tracay Ullman Show (In Stereo) Eric Bogoelen » Drinking in An>erica (In ® A t tha Movie* Schsdulsd: "Th a Run­ respondble for bringing Fraggles. Dooier Fred MacMurray. Nancy Olson, Keenan 38 CONVERSATIONS VYITH Kevin McCarthy. Helena KaHiantotes. (g ) ® Our Houe* (C C ) Ctavid end his Stereo) ning Man" (Arnold Schwarzenegger); ® French Chef: Sole Bonne Fem m e (R) Wynn. 1961. (29) The Sekit d ) ® Dolly (C C ) To m Petty B the Heert- and (sorgs to life. (60 min.) 1972. friends go treasure huming; Gut talres a "Croe* My Heart" (Martin Short); "Lee* ® Ayer. Hoy y Manana ® WaH Street Journal Report ® Mastarpleca Theatre: Th* Bretts 0 $ Star Search (60 min.) breakers, Ned Beatty. Jon Lovitt end [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Detective School Dro­ [U S A ] CaHtop* job as a blackamith. (60 rnto.) (to Stareo) Jackee make sppearancea. (60 min.) (In Than Zero" (Andrew McCarthy, Robert ® French In Action: Attantton: Eoole* ® The World Tomorrow (g ) N F L Football Regional coverage of In­ (C C ) Martha ia fascinated with an Ameri­ pouts' A penniless private eye teaches a (3 ) Great Chafa of the West Stereo) Downey Jr.). 7:30AM (X) WaK street Joutnd Re­ III dianapolis at Miami or New York Jets at can: Lydia secretly negotiates (or a B r < ^ (8$, Day the Unhrara* Changed detective-r>ovel junkie the tricks of the ® DaOrassi Junior High ; 01) Wonderful World of Disney: Pluto's [CN N ] Moneyweek port Kansas O ty or Buffalo at C le v ^ n d or way role so she can pay her tax bill. (60 (g) Pro Wrestling G D Star Search (60 min.) trade while on a complicated case that [D IS ] Raccoon* (In Stereo) Day (60 min.) brings them to Hely. David Landtirerg, (X ) Breekthrough [CNN] NFL Preview ' Houston At Pittsburgh. (3 hrs.) (Live) mki.) Part 5 of 8. (3 ) M O V IE : 'Tim a Bom b' A group of ter- [ESPN] SportsCenter [E S P N ] M agic Years In Sports A took at ® PEUCULA; 'H Senor Doctor' Lorin Dreyfuss, Christian Os Sics. 1986. [ESPN] SportsCenter Sunday: NFL ® MOVIE: 'Max Dugan Ratuma" A [CNN] Newswatch roriata tries to hijack a auper-aopNsticated [U S A ] Zee Zee Oabor d ) Sundey fid*** the year 1980 with * featur* on Philkea ® MOVIE; 'Ann* of Green Gabta*' An ® Only On* Earth A took at the ocean Rated PG. (In Stereo) Qgfi>«dgy A prevMW of today's games in armored vehicle that is carrying weapons- ® The World Tomorrow third baseman Mike Schmidt. orplian is accepted imo a household, but struggling widow's lorig lost father ap­ [U SA ] Check It OutI and a auccaaalul Solomon Ittanda' amall- 2:05AM [H B O ] Cyndl Lauper in Pwta NFL. (60 min.l her background causes problems. Anne pears with a seemingly eitoless supply of grade pKrtonkim. Morgan FatrcNId, Silty [U S A ] Go for Your Dreams [D IS ] Missing Adventures of craft fiahing Industry. From Le Zenith concert hiN to Perl*. Cyndi ® (S) Day of Diacovoty [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Ftorida Straits' (C O A [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Around the World In ^irte y, Tom Brown, Helen Westley. money to buy his grandkid's love. Jason 5:05PM Dm WHiiams, Merlin CHsen. 1964. trio of adventurers comb the Cuban iungles Ozzie and Harriet [D IS ] M O V IE; T1>* Ptoaauraf of Hi* 1 1 :05PM [D IS] MOVIE: 'Mr. Balved- Laupw pwform* ••taettont Including (8 ) Dr. Jama* Kennedy 8 0 O a ^ ' Four Oscars, including Best Pic­ 1934. Robards, Marsha Mason. Donald Suther­ for a fortune in buried treasure. Raul Aika, Company* An ex-hutband returns to at­ ® (£{) MOVIE: 'Parry Maaon: tha Caaa ara Qoe* to Cottage' Belvedera goa* to "Girl* Ju*t W *nttoH * v* Fun ." "Ttu* Co­ ture, went to this adaptation of Jule* ® NFL Football; New York Jet* at Kan­ land. 1983. (X ) Stakel & Eb an Scheduled: of tha Scandaloua Scoundrel' Premiere. (g ) Calabrate wrth Rev. David MaHon Fred Ward, Daniel Jenkin*. 1986. 5:30PM tend hit daughter'* wadding but trie* to colleg* and the fim begin* whan he meets lor*," "Ttow After Ttoie" end "Wh*t'* Verne's novel of a 19th-century English "The Running Man" (Arnold Schwar­ (C C ) When attorr>ey Perry Mason agrees sas City Chief* (3 hrs.) (Uve) [C N N ] Larry King Waakand break it up when h* aaat how beautiful she * young cottage girl. Clifton W ebb, Shiriey Gotog On?" (60 m(n.) ® K M e o T V [M AX] MOVIE: 'Chib Paradtoa' A gentleman who makes a bet that be can zenegger); "Croas M y Heart" (Martin to defend a friend of Paul Drake Jr.'e. a ® Hart to Hart [D IS ] Bast of WaH Disney Prasents (60 it. Frsd Attair*. Debbie Raynoldt, LMli Pal­ Temple. 1949. [C N N ] Big Story seedy, mn-down island resort becomes travel around T O world in 80 days. Oayto Short); "The Telaphone" (Whoopi <5old- disgruntled employee accused of murder­ 2:30AM (D Weight Control the earner of action aftsr the owner writes Niven, Shirley MacLain*. Cantinfla*. 1956, 3 8 Let's Go Bowling min.) , _ mar. 1961. 11 :30PM CB Oeorg* Schlatter'* Co­ [D IS] You and Me. Kid berg). ing Ns tabloid pubiisher boss, his investi­ GD MOVIE: 'Bky Riders' A gang of ter- flashy travel brochure* to put Ms into the [HBO]BarbiaStretaand; D i m [ESPN] NHL PrimeTim* Scores and m edy Club Rated G. (In Stereo) ® CandMMas '88 Whh Marvin KsBF 3:15PM ^BobNewhart gation uncovers e series of bleckmeil roriata kidnap tha femHy of a wealthy buai- [ESP N ] BportsCantar old plac*. Robin WMam*. Peter O'Toole. highlightt of today's NFL Football games T h ie le the N E l V oice A concert special from her Malibu echemes. Raymond Burr, Robert GuU- IT ) Sport* Extra naaaman. Jem et Cobum, Susannah York, Tw iggy. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 12:00PM CD ’ ' ® MOVIE; 'Kentucky Woman' A 0 ]) Univiaion en el Deporte Comentarioa arxf a preview of tonight's Patrtota at 8KK)AM (D New Eiigll ilBlp llBf woman encoumsrs harassmem and hunu- ranch. Parformance* of "Paopto." "Ever- leume, David Ogden Stiers. 1987. (In ® Honeytnooner* (CQ. Robert Culp. 1976. V CD NIOVIE: 'Meatball*' At s summer y e e n " and "Th e W ay W a W ere" are fea­ y resumen del acontecer daponivo por Giants matchup. (60 mto.) OD 98 Oral Roberts "i' [TfMC] MOVIE: 'Young Sherlock Katton when she goes to work as a coal Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Letenight H o b n a a '(C C ) Soon after their first meet­ camp, a coon**tor-in-tr*lning'* target lor Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) ® Chrtottan Childrwi'* Fund miner. Cheryl Ledd, Philip Levlen, Sandy tured. (75 min.) i [TIMC] MOVIE: 'Voung Shsctock ® @ ) Metterpiece'Theetre: The Bretts (X) Make K Rad ing in boarding school, a teanagsd Holmes the summer is T O fsmate counselor*. BW OS Creative Living Holmea' ICC) Soon after TO ir first maat- (g ) Sport* Machine [D IS ] DInoeeurs, Dinoeeure. DInoeeure MePeek. 1983. Bpeetacular WoiM ol (C C ) Cheriee is jeskxis of the anention d ) Funtaslie World of H panP-M *^ and Watson kivestlgai* the mysterious ' Murrsy. Chris Makepeace. Harvey Atkin. VStSOPM 'O ing in boarding school, a taanaged Hoknet Host Gary Owens taiia with adantiata .-i, Odpiisil Bdoorto SchettaW: a 34-cw [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday paid to Lydia by her leading man; Sutton ® A m en (C C ) Frye I* skeptical when T O death* of aaveral, London gandariien. Ni- ( -1 9 7 9 . „ • , (C N N ] MMspdW and Watson Invattigtie T O myatsrious about the history and myths aurrounding ® ) T o m % Jerry ■ rsfrip'iufTipIng attempi; a alx-month-okl [D IS ] College Bow l '8 7 (In Stereo) discovers ir>criminating e vid e n t against Rev. Johnny announce* plans to sat up ■ ckoiasRow*, AtoiCn. 1 M . flilsdPG- ® MOVHfc H i* ■Caeleweys art B W [D IS ) M O v iE ; T h e Bandit of Stoarwood deaths of aaveral London gantteman. Ni- dinosaurs, with clipa from the first dino­ baby waterskiing; the world's longest Hegarty. (60 min.) Part 6 of 8. hotline for teen-ager*. (In Stareo) SlSO'CtoakWHh 13. (In Stereo) gen's Istomr The shipwrecked crew of Forest'The son of Robin Hood fathers his [HBO] Prince's Trust AH-Star Rock chotas Row*. Alan Cox. 1986. Rated PG- saur movie, "The Lott W orld." as wat as mustache and fingernails. • (S) Slempre an Domingo Programs de (g ) Chriettan Lifeatyta Magazine IS Porky Pig T O Minnow II are rescued again and (^ i d * father's band together to rescue the young Concert kAisicians Eric Clapton, f^il Col­ animated clips from "Fantasia" and "Ger­ [C N N ] On the Menu 13. (In Stereo) 10:10AM to turn their tropical island home imo a king of England and wins T O hand of a lins. Elton John, Paul McCartney. Tina Tur­ veriedades con muaica. amreviataa y artis- ® MOVIE: 'Reeurrection' A brush with tie". S ) Sunday Today [U S A ] Riptide taa InvKadoa bajo la aNmacion de Raul Ve­ 10:30AM CD Agronshy and Company posh resort. Bob Denver. Alan Hale,Jr, Jim lovely maiden in the process. Comet ner. Rod Stewart and Sting combine their IS) (B) Sesame Street (CQ. Wilde, Anita Louise, Edgar Buchanan, CD Showoes* of Home* Backus. 1979. Continued. *. 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« - MANCHEOTBH HERALP i Nov. 14. MW Dining In Trends Pasta dresses up the dinner salad Inflatable man is driving companion refrigerate for several hours black olives I'A cups dressing By Janet Lorimer should stand in the refrigerator before serving. Vi-l'/j cup dressing 'A cup grated Monterey before being served. Remertdrer, To serve hot, mix shrimp, (your favorite) Jack cheese o you want something you will dress the salad after vegetables, olives and pasta you make it but long before you different to vary your together in large microwave meals? Something quick serve it to allow the flavors to Cook pasta according to C ook pasta according to Texas woman helps drivers feel safe package directions. Drain, rinse casserole. Add dressing and mix and easy that gets you blend. package directions. Drain, rinse thoroughly. Top with in and out o f the kitchen • Lemon juice in {he dressing and set aside. Thoroughly mix wid) cold water and set asidq. 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So if your culinary creativity H I when it that is.” Serves about 4-6. with grated cheese. I occurred to me Let’s start by selecting our Serves about 6-8. is faltering, just say, “Please EASY PASTA DRESSING pass the paste salad” and watch I that I would feel k pasta. There are so many kinds PASTA SALAD AGAIN, PLEASE '/j cup olive oil your family’s pleasure. ■ safer and be more comfortable if to choose from that mixing and 4 cups white and green Now I’m going to let you in % cup vinegar it just appeared that someone matching is half the fun. Tty an spiral pasta, cooked on a little secret of mine: hot juice from I lemon was sitting beside m e,” emerald-green spinach pasta or a I medium carrot, cleaned pasta salad. That’s right, folks. ruby-red tomato pasta as well as '/i clove garlic, finely comments Jane Graves o f Fort and chopped This wonderful dish can be a cream-colored wheat pasta. minced Worth, Texas. I cup fresh mushrooms, served cold or heated in the Choose from a variety of shapes, 1 bay leirf, slightly So the 54-year-oW designer cleaned and sliced microwave oven to be turned created an inflatable man for too. Sea shells, large, medium crumbled 1 jar marinated artichoke into a hot main dish. Talk about women drivers to put on the and small. Spirals and ribbons, hearts, drained versatile! passenger’ s seat to give that both curly and straight. Let your Mix oil and vinegar in small Vj -1 cup dressing HOT PASTA SALAD impression. He has wavy brown imagination be your guide. You jar. Add lemon juice and minced parsley to garnish / 12-ounce package small hair with gray streaks, a full are, after all, creating an art garlic. Crumble bay leaf to help shell macaroni brown beard and blue eyes. He form. release the flavor. Allow C ook the pasta according to Cook pasta according to 2 cups cooked shrimp has no arms or legs. “ H e’ s not dressing to stand in covered the package directions. package directions. Drain, rinse 'A cup finely chopped onion what one would call ‘good container overnight or for Remember, it doesn’ t take long and set aside. Mix together 1 medium carrot, cleaned, looking,’ as he’ s a little several hours before using. pin-headed and his nose is little for a package o f dried pasta to carrot, mushroom slieps and thinly sliced Before dressing the salad, wide, but he’ s all right,” notes cook. Don’ t overcook it, and artichoke hearts. Add pasta and I stalk celery, cleaned, remove the bay leaf. Graves. The 30-inch-high Silent when it is cooked, drain it into a mix everything thoroughly. thinly sliced (include the Makes about Vi cup dressing. Partner is effective in that split colander and rinse with cold Add your favorite dressing leaves) second of recognition. He Janet Graves of Fort water to prevent the pasta from and mix it thoroughly through 1 cup pitted black olives EASY HERBED DRESSING provides a quick visual image sticking to itself. Set the other ingredients. Garnish with 2 hard-boiled eggs, sliced Worth, Texas, drives '/} cup vegetable oil that says there is someone else colander aside to drain the pasta sprigs o f crisp parsley. dash paprika through the streets of '/4 cup vinegar in the car. thoroughly. Refrigerate for several hours Drassing Next you’ ll want to consider ju ice o f 'A lem on She designed the original her town with her before serving. 'A cup M ve oil which veggies to use. Choose I tablespoon mixed herbs Silent Partner and found a inflatable companion Serves about 4-5. 16 cup wine vinegar manufacturer in Japan and has crisp ones like cauliflower, (dill weed, oregano 1 tablespoon Worcestershire seated next to her. broccoli, red and green bell and sweet basil) received a lot o f publicity from her The following salad is a sauce design. “ 1 and my Silent Partner peppers, celery, carrots and hearty critter, otte that makes a 'A clove garlic, finely were even on the Johnny Carson onions, espMially lovely purple Mix all ingredients together lovely main dish. m inced Bermiula onions that can be several hours before dressing is Show,” says Graves. MEATY MAIN-DISH PASTA Then, the balloon literally College in Vermont and dummy for your bridge club. diced, sliced or made into rings to be used. Let stand in covered SALAD Mix together dressing burst. When her second ortkr Carnegie Institute o f Technology Graves recommends dressing for a garnish. Consider raw peas container to allow flavors to 4 cups cooked pasta sea ingredients and set aside. Cook from the manufacturer arrived, in Pittsburgh, Pa. — before up the Silent Partner with hats, and crisp raw green beans, too. blend. shells and spinach spirals paste according to package all 5,000 of them were going home to New York City sunglasses, fake beards or other The colors and crisp textures Makes about 35 cup dressing. directions, rinse widi cold water, defective. She took a big loss on to work as a florist, a costume accessories to give him mote will add'to your m ^ to make a I cup cooked chicken, cut dimension and a more realistic into bite-site chunks drain and set aside. those 5,000 items and got out of designer, a packaging designer rich jewel of a salad. CREAMY PASTA SALAD for a peiftime com ply and a look. He is perfect for the Want to turn your salad into a 'A cup red or green (or T o serve salrai cold , mix the business. “ After that, a lot DRESSING researcher for a faM c desipier. feminist — when he is not main course instead o f a side both) bell pepper, sliced pasta, shrimp jumI veggies in of copies showed up,” notes I cup plain yogurt She and her mother ran a gift needed, he can be deflated and dish? Add chunks of cooked 'A cup carrot curls large bowl. Add olives and mix Graves. I teaspoon dill weed shop for some time before placed inside the glove chicken, turkey or fish. Add 1 cup cauliflower florets again. Add dressing and mix Recently, Roger Horchow of I tablespoon lemon juice the Horchow Collection called to Graves was asked by Stanley compartment. “You can deflate cooked crab or shrimp. Wuit a I cup broccoli florets thoroughly through salad. 1 tablespoon minced chives tell hCT he tlmught it was tte Marcus to come to Dallas and your man any time you want,” Remember the warmth of meatless main dish? Substitute I jar marinated artichoke Garnish with egg slices and a time to bring out another Silent work as an in-house designer for giggl^ Graves. ■ her embrace? hard-boiled eggs or grated hearts, drained, optional dash of paprika. Cover bowl and Mix all ingredients tog^slher Partner. Jane Graves found an Neiman’ s. chccsc. Or how she calmly thoroughly and let stand in inflatable plastic toy company in Three years later she left For a special delight, add reassured you that no one covered container in refrigerator New York and went back to Neiman-Marcus to marry audior something ta i^ like pitted Mack was lurking in the closet? work. John Graves and to have olives or marinated artichoke for about half an hour before In her ofRce Graves puts her children Helen and Sally. Then, Or that time she let you hearts. Here are a few extra tips using. imagination to work five days a Roger Horchow called to ask her crawl in bed with her to consider before you start. Makes about I cup dressing. to think about designing.soine • Make your paM salad the wedt for tegular customers like after that horrible If you aren’t quite up to gift items for his new catalog. It night before or ^ y in the the Horchow Collection and nightmare? experimenting, here are a few morning. This gives the flavors Neiman-Matcus and for might be a one-of-a-kind recipes for pasta salad to get you package for candy, a new toy, a We’ll restore your in the dressing a chance to soak WONG'S RESTAURANT mail-order customers who buy started. They range from super fancy sachet, a special d(dl bed pictures of her while her hartd-painted doll furniture. into the paste and other quick and easy to slightly mote TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS or candles in flowerpote. suggesting a frame that’s ingredients. The paste will soak Ideas com e naturally to her — complex. None of them will But Silent Partner may be the as special as she is. up the dressing so you don’ t eral she grew up in a creative keep you in the kitchen very ★ ★ ★ •CHEF WONG* ★ ★ ★ most successftil of Graves’ up with a lot o f wasted dressing atmosphere. “ My mother was You only have one long, nor will they require designs because it really works. in the bottom o f yoiv salad the ch ief designer for the display "M om ” . intricate steps. Dinner Specials Weekly Many o f those who buy the witxlows of some of New York bowl. EASY PASTA SALAD Silent Partner are women. • Y ou can garnish your salad POST ROAD PLAZA City’s finest shops. Later she 4-5 cups cooked pasta Widows who live alone buy one with slices o f tomato or line the 352 Hartford Tpka. (Rt*. JOKVarnon had her own gift shop," says V$ cup raw broccoli florets .-Tliofs. 1l:liam-l*:aiem / 1l:aaam-11am /tu rtl-Mam and park him in front o f a salad bowl with cool, crisp Haurs: I Graves. exposure 'A cup carrot curls television set; he’s excellent for U . Uniile^ lettuce leaves. The reastm I Encouraged to use her hands UniHcd 2 hard-boiled eggs, 875’4I661 and never to be afraid to try the woman who goes alone on art A fram iag prefer crisp vegendties is that New HourK CIOMd Mon. sliced A CHEF WONG RESTAURANT anything new, Graves followed late-night drives; he will watch 111 Center Street T u m , Wod., Fri. •-S:30 they mattaain their crispness her mother’s footsteps and your apartment while you are Manchester - 649-6939 , Vf fim jiibaffjvwi...... —— studied art — at BeontPgWh . . . g a L s d J f r m . He’ll even play M - MANCHBaTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 14. 1987 Woody Allen wants a girl hattan’ for me is more the style LONDON (AP) — Woody Allen, Film eter than anything else,” he said. “ I the actor and director who is about would do ‘Manhattan’ differently to become a first-time father, now. It’s not a film I wouldn’t do Robert DIMatteo discussed his films and hopes for a today, but I would do It differently. ’ ’ baby girl in a TV interview with the Allen emphasized his love for British Broadcasting Corp. that weighty material and his desire to appeared on Friday. be taken seriously, despite his fans’ "I hope it’s a sh e... that would be insistence — satirized in his 1980 very important to me,” Allen, 51, film “ Stardust Memories” — that In movie theaters said of the child he and actress Mia t Farrow, his longtime companion, he make funnier movies. He said “ Hannah and Her Sis­ are expecting. No due date has been Last than Zero (K ) Bret Easton Ellis wrote the ters,” his 1986 critical and financial announced. best-selling novel on which this movie is based while a success, was “more ‘up’ and The normally reclusive Allen, student at Bennington, and It’s precocious all right — optimistic than I had intended, and whose honors include a double win precocious trash. Ellis deals with the spiritual consequently was very popular.” of Academy Awards in 1975 for emptiness of rich, cocaine-snorting kids from Beverly But the optimism exacted a writing and directing “ Annie Hall,” Hills, attempting to wrest tragedy from shallow price: “ It’s only optimistic in the appeared on what the BBC called characters. sections (where) I failed,” he said. his first British television interview The movie, directed by Marek Kanievska, Is He said his favorite film was in seven srears. The network is “The Purple Rose of Cairo.” In howlingly faithful to Ellis' adolescent angst. Dazzlingly screening nine Allen films between shot by Ed Lachman, “Zero" wants to bo "The which Ms. Farro# plays a now and Christmas. Milquetoast-type woRten seduced Qraduate" for the mld-’BOs. A worthy goal,except the The hourlong show, “ Woody by a screen actor who steps out of a film has less than zero to say. Allen; Love, Death, Sex, And movie to woo her. Andrew McCarthy plays a young man back In LA Matters Arising,” was taped one “The object of the movie was during college break, who's appalled by the afternoon in June at Allen’s Elast very simply to show that we all McDonald’s® has job materialism of his peers and their parents. McCarthy, a Side apartment in Manhattan. WOODY ALLEN brat-packer who registered seriousness by letting his Professor Christopher Frayling, have to choose betwjM reality and . . in BBC interview fantasy, and we’re dipurse forced eyes go glassy, finds his two best friends (Robert the interviewer, is head of the opportunities to fit almost to choose reality; the«her way lies Downey Jr. and JamI Qertz) heavily Into coke and a Department of Cultural History at madness,” Alien said. London’s Royal College of Art. success. nasty party scerw. In fact, everywhere McCarthy goes, BBC producer M«V|aret Sharp any schedule: “ I don’t feel I’ve made a- great His 1969 “ Take the Money and someone Is spooning illegal substances up his or her said Allen agreed to the interview film yet in my life,” Allen said, Run,” with Allen as the bumbling nostrils. criminal Virgil Starkwell, suffered on condition tt nef- be sold to The tortured relationship betvireen the McCarthy, describing bis standard as classics like Vittorio de Sica’s “ The Bicycle from “ gags of any sort, of any America. Downey and Gertz characters Is meant to be touching “ I think he thitea'Bterope gener­ Part time or full time, days Thief’ and Jean Renoir’s “La Und.” and orotic. But this movie’s alienated trio are merely ally understands Ml films and Grande Illusion.” or evenings. Good starting three spoiled brats who strike slick poses. Only His 1971 “ Bananas,” in which appreciates them,” >M|f> Sharp told Downey, playing a saH-destructlve rebel without a “ I’d like to be remembered as Allen played a hypochondriac ens­ someone who made at least one. If The Associated Pralil nared in a Latin American upris­ Allen, for his part^ took a dim pay and benefits. cause who’s turned to freebaslng (to find the love ho not one or two, really great films,” can’t get from his parontsi) has any depth. ing, was marred by “ an infantile view of Americannorim c _ ------re. he said. type of funniness.” “ We have, you M w , a pretty As the film grows more violent and serious, the Throughout the interview, Allen audience starts to hoot at the decorator-style Even. “ Manhattan,” his sophisti­ Junky culture. Y ou afiM at most of was his own harshest critic, saving our movies are almost all of Manager trainee positions decadence and the still dialogue. Half moralistic, half his sharpest swipes for his earliest cated 1979 film about a black-and- sensatlonalistic, the movie cries out to bo taken as a white city and the emotional colors them; what our teidilteon shows films. are, for the most part; our politics. statement about rudderless, overindulged youth, He said the swinging 1965 sex of the people who inhabit it, got its and custodial positions are It’s not really liringsjf to what we when all most of Its characters need is a tightened comedy “ What’s New. Pussycat?” knocks. should be Uvini up Id /’ he said. also available. allowance and a good spanking. O omIo: was an “undeserved” flnandal “ What carries you through ‘Man­ Weeds (R ) Nick Nolte is one pf our best movie actors, a fact ho proves again In this uneven but Stop by any of the locations compelling picture based on the true story of ox-con Cinem a Rick Cluchey. Without succumbing to sentimentality, Nolte stars as uneducated Son Quentin convict listed below or call 4:15, 7:10. — Semeondia Wotch Over stimulated by the books he gets from the prison library HAaTFtWD 12-30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10:05. — Fatal Me (R) Sot-Sun 9:3a Cinema City — The Pricees Bride Attraction (R) Sot’J- J i m 643-2213 to learn more and by a performance of “Waiting for Godot." (PG) Sot and Sun 1:M, 3:50, 7, 9:M>. — 9:50,12:10; Sun 12,2:20,4:40,7:15,9:n. Soon ho has written a musical and mounted a Mode In Heaven (PC) Sotand Sun 1:10, llT h e Running Man (R> aim 7 a 's ^ o ! l ? ! ^ w ^ (PG-13) Sot 3:40, 6:50, 9:30. — Chuck Berrv Helll 5,7:40,10,12:10; Sun 12:<0,2:», 5,7:«, production within the prison. A cry of protest against . — Lest Than Zero (R) Sot 12:15,2:15, and sun 1 4 :1 S ,Tf^^Llk e fWher Halil Rock 'n* Roll (PG) Sotand Sun 1, 10 Like Son (PG) Sot OMf $un 2, 4:15, 7, about the employment prison conditions, the play galvanizes the Inmates and 4-20, 7:20, 9:35, 11:40; Sun 12:15, 2:15, 3:30, 6:40, 9:30. — Somniv & Roile Sot 9:30. excites a Son Francisco theater critic (Rita Taggart). and Sun 1:30,4,7:10,9:50. 4 i»; 7:20,9:35. — Deoth Wish IV— The opportunities with Crackdown (R) fPj. iil« ' WILLIMANTIC _ „ Released from San Quentin, Nolte reunites the cons BAST HARTPOaO 7 ;A>>, 10:05, midnight; Sun 12:35, 2:25, U.A. The Chmimn — 'D je^nnljoRunnin who performed In the play, touring the country with eattweed Pub a Cinema — Like 4:15,7:45,10:05. Father Like Son (PG) Sat7;15,9:1S; Sun McDonald’ s®. the musical and eventually opening In Now York. 11:45; Son 7‘30. Fatal Attroctiqn (B) 84j i a . y : l 5, 9. » Directed by John Hancock, “Woods” studies the Peer Rldiord't P«h a Cinema — UA ThMlerirtot -- O'dv JJjne'no (PG-13) Sotand5unZ4:30,7:15,9jm.-- 11:45; Son X 5, 7:15, 9:38* ^ Hello Again efforts of Nolte and the other ox-cons as they try to OIrtv Dancing (PG-13) Sat 7:30, 9:30, (PG) Sot 1, 3, i 7, 9,11 J W 1, 3,X 7,9.— midnight; Sun 5,7:30,9:30. Someone to Watch Over Me l R) Sat and test Than Zero (R) 8 a tT ^ , 3 :» , 5.30, stay cledan, while channeling their often hostile ShewcoM Cinemas 1-9 — Hello Again Sun L 4:15, 7,9:30. — Like Fo t^r Like 7:45, 9:45, 11:45; Son Ijlp. 3:M, 5:30. (PG) Sot 12:20, 3:35, 4:50, 7:15, 9:30, Son (PG-13) Sot and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:20, feelings Into theater. It’s also a study of the 9T20. - Pink Flovd, The Wall (R) Sot 7 :45, 9:45. — The Prfneeis Bride (PG) 11:30; Sun 12:20,2:35,4:50,7:15,9:30.— U t 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11; Son L 3, 5* ?> *•— obstacle-course romance that develops between Bobv Boom (PG) Sot 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, midnight. — Heovv l^to l (g> Sat Suspect (R) Sot 2, 5, Trtjl, 9:30, 11:45; Nolte and the well-bi?ed theater critic. Some of the 7:25, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, midnight. — The Rockv Horror Picture 7:25,9:40. — Sutg^.(R ) Sat 12:50,4:10, Show (R) Sot midnight. Sun is , 7:15,9:30. w .' scenes come off considerably bettor than others, and 7:10, 9:45, 12:05; Sun 12:50, 4:10, 7:10, the script, while ambitious, seems a bit unshapod. But 9:45. — The Hidden (R) Sat 12:45, 2:45, VBRNON 4:45, 7:40, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 12:45, 2:45, CIM 1 a 1 — Dirty Dancing (PG-13) Nolte gives a flinty, uncompromising performance, 4:45, 7:40, 9:45. — The Sicilian (R) Sat SirtTnd Sun l : » . 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Mitsubishi Cordia ($12,305) Aver­ Toyota Corolla FX16 GT-S Peter Bohr container - the water can freeze \ and brakes. 80 OAKLAND ST. there, too. Washers are especiall age handling, but excellent turbo Porsche 911 Turbo ($49,142) Awe­ '($13,378) Revvy engine, boy-racer power. ' styling. CHRYSLER-DODGE useful in cleaning off the mud ai. MiUubishI Mirage ($6,906) Crisp some power, but tricky handling slush of winter roads. So add a eoiiili limits. Toyota MR2 ($13,174) Limited nation antifreeze detergent to Ih A letter-perfect auto guide looks, modest power, poor interior Porsche 924S ($21,287) Econo- space; unlimited fun. design. lONE OF THE ONLY CHRYSLER j W intor-proof your whools washer container. Mazda 323 1.6i ($7,024) Good power Toyota Supra ($23,112) Smooth en­ By Peter Bohr Mitsubishi SUrion ESI-R ($17,300) Porsche with 944 engine. gine, generic looks, pricey. Contrihuting Editor, Road & Track in its class; affordable fun. Porsche 928S ($50,702) Older mod­ By Peter Bohr an oil change. Replace the old sum­ Brake fluid is "hygrosr'opie I lik Mazda 626 GT ($14,494) Power, Powerful but gimmicky. Toyota Tercel DX ($8,248) Poor I DEALERS IN GREATER HART-1 -----mer-weight.he oilc with one that stays that word - it moans the fluid soak Nissan Pulsar NX SE ($13,050) el. Nearly perfect, nearly boring? Contributing Editor, Road & Track Ten words or less probably don't do handling vs. harsh engine; low head grip, but solid and reliable. thin - a 5W/30 oil is good for most up moisture like a sponge. Of coiir- Novel hatchback; excellent handling, Porsche 928S 4 ($62,261) Solid, fab­ Volkswagen Fox GL ($7,730) Inex­ justice to a complex and costly cre­ room. . ulous power, but also pricey. I FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART-[ It seems that cars are like beare or areas in the northern or eastern Unit­ if the fluid in your car's brake syslei Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3 ($25,615) engine. pensive, dated looks. Brazilian-built. ed States. A thicker oil. like a lOW 30 is old and watery, you may as we ation like an automobile. But if you Nissan Sentra ($6,694) Solid, peppy, ^ Porsche 944 ($29,682) Average groundhogs; they would rather hiber­ want a quick review of the new-car Vault-solid; excellent ride, modest Volkswagen Golf 16V ($14,235) or lOW/40. is fine for milder climes. add frozen brakes to your list of wii but understeers heavily. power in its class, but outstanding Great handling and great engine, but |MENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M. j nate in a warm place — like a den or market, the following comments may power. handling. garage — than face the winter’s chill. The "W." by the way. stands (or "win­ ter wiH-s. Have the system flushed .ii; Mercedes-Benz 300E ($35,375) Su­ Nissan 300ZX 2-1-2 ($23,099) Com­ ‘ pricey, ter.’' and means that the oil will stay refilled with fresh fluid every year . help. fortable but aging; unsettling Renault Alliance GTA ($14,537) However, if you make a few prepa­ The comments come from the perb new six-cylinder engine. Best Volkswagen Jetta GLI ($12,190) A ItoNOONl! _ * at the indicated viscosity in subfrccz- two. handling. Feisty handling; an attractive I FOR ALL YOU DO It YOURSELFERS rations before the snow falls and the "Road Test Summary” that appears performing MB? package. Golf with a trunk and a jiggly ride. temperature drops, you can keep your ing temperatures. Mercedes-Benx 300TD ($43,275) Su­ Peugeot 505 STX ($23,750) Good Volkswagen Qnanlnm Syncro Winters tend to be wet as well as If you frequently run on empty. I- in each issue of Road & Track. Here handling, strong-pulling engine, dated Saab 9000 ($21,945) Good turbo sweet-running machine from turning aware that the practice eneoiiragi are the staff's thoughts on cars in the perior ride and quality vs. smelly fuel. ($17,280) Four-wheel drive, good pow­ into a sluggish, cantankerous beast. cold, and moisture can also damgen Mercedes-Benz 420SEL ($57,500) styling. power, spacious interior: uniquely er and handling. GET 15% OFF an enthusiastic response from your water to condensr* in your ear's g.. second half of the alphabet; for Acura Plymouth Horizon ($6,662) Cost- Saab. Let's start with the battery (pun in­ lank, which in turn contaminates Ih through Lincoln, pick up any issue of Amply quick and amply expensive. Volkswagen Scirocco 16V ($13,565) tended). Rousing an engine from a car’s engine. Moisture combined with Mercedes-Benx 560SEC ($64,030) cutter model with four doors and pep­ Sterling 825SL ($24,195) English- Plenty of power, but dated chassis ALL PARTS worn points in the distributor, corrod­ fuel. My car's mechanic. Tom Shanie the magazine. py engine. built Acura Legend with a firmer deep winter's sleep can be quite a of Riverside. Calif., says that engine Fast, solid, secure and costly. Volvo 740 Turbo Wagon ($21,340) challenge for a battery. To see if the ed battery terminals, (rayed spark­ ~ Mazda RX-7 GXL ($17,954) Rede­ Mercedes-Benz 5S0SL ($55,020) In- Pontiac Bonneville SE ($18,215) ride. Solid, roomy, pricey and only four PURCHASED plug wires or a cracked distributor with fuel injection are esper'iall Gutsy engine, quick steering, dated one in your car is up to the task, have fussy about having a diet of clean ga- signed with more power and grip. creased power in an old chassis. cylinders. your mechanic run a load test to cap is guaranteed to make your car body. Yugo GV ($4,853) Very inexpensive, WITH THIS AD!! hard to start. Have your mechanic He suggests topping off the gas tan check the battery’s reserve capacity. when the gauge reads half empty 11 but poor handling and quality. II there are any doubts and you live in check all these electrical components. also recommends pouring a watei HOW DOES DILLON DO IT ®RMil4Tncli ' a particularly frigid climate, replace dissipating fuel additive in your eai ® nr. 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A 50-50 mixture of antifreeze and other components of the syslei PROFESSIONAL of the wrong viscosity. The engine's and tap water is fine the whole year lubricated and in good shape when ili columns. starter must then drag the pistons and round in most areas. weather turns warm again. QUALTIY CONTROLLED other components through the mush, If you live in a truly inhospitable © KumIIi Trat-k we which can quickly drain the battery's climate, make it a 70-30 mix. Just be AUTO BODY REPAIRS! certain to drain the radiator in the ALL MAKES... DOMESTIC A IMPORT energy. © IH1. newspai>i:r knterphisk .assn ^ You'll also want to treat your car to spring and refill with a 50-50 mixture. • 3 LICENSED APPRAISERS • (2 a 2 o £ 2 a ^ a r tm c M guarantee V —^MIIVSLII PiTMOUIM. INC: 55 WINDSOR AVE! • VERNON r lOi (Not M Mia Dmt) 'POJ Our Parts Department is open every Saturday ingredients. 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Some bookkeeping Recepflonlsf. Small but stores In the greater Mornings 9;30-4pm. and benefits. Send re­ and patient contact, Form SuDOllea ond EoulDment RATaS' to seov*: *0e*n»» D*r IlMPVr dov. Pirt Tim - Eviiiliiii growing health servi­ . Business Prooerty...... Entertolnmtfit...... S3 1 Manchester area has Evenings 4-9pm plus sume or apply In per­ telephone, billing and NOtiCM BookkMpifto/incQm* Tox ...... S4 Oltlc*/R*toll EMlpn<*fil ...... 7 to IV dovi: 70 coot* DOT llo* por dov. NATIONAL naw- ces organization seeks Resort Prooerty ...... Recreotionoi Eouipment...... vacancies for Cashiers Saturdays and Sun­ son. No phone calls Insurance. Mondov- Lost/Found...... JJ Mortoopes...... Corpentrv/Remotftiifto .. $5 to to tS dovt: M conto oor tin* oor dov. spapar concern has a secreotry/Recep- Rolntlno/Poperlno...... 56 Boon ond Morine Eouipment M Of mort dovt: SO conti oof lino oof dov. and Assistant Manag­ days. Apply at: please. Wllllmantic Frlday, 9-12 and 1-5. tlonlst. 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Attention: and carpentry. 528- Condominiums for Sol*...... « MUcelloneou* Automotive Child Cor*.... Good Things to E o t...... 78 terested coll 643-5088. Worth. Tx. 76161. Manchester. 8992. Lots/Lond for Sol*...... " Fuel OtirCool/Firewood .. . 79 wonted to Buv/Trode...... Investment Prooerty.. CItonIno S*rvlc»» WANTED — NIGHT CREW UGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY ; s Looking for a 8 person team to stock shalvas on Full Time... ths night ahift, Monday - Friday. 9:30 pm-7am. needs Notices IHELP WANTED I HELP W ANTED JOB Compatibva wagas and banafits for matura, raa- HELP WANTED ponslbla Individuals. Intsrsatad applloanta apply a Depirtment MaRager As 0 condition precedent to PERSONS to work In SLrtBUULE your own BUSPERSON wanted. OPPORTUNITIES MANCHESTER K-MART • Cashier the plocement of onv odver- kitchen makina sand­ hours. A very busy Apply: Cavev's Res­ tlslno In the Manchester He- wiches and other klt- national firm Is recrult- taurant. Telephone Paraonnal Dapt. ■ 239 Spancar St. a Phamiacy Compatcr OMcator rold, Advertiser hereby chpn duties. 649-0305. Infl medical people to 643-2751.______at the ■ Manchastsr, C T ■ 643-5122 agrees to protect. Indemnify For modern pharmacy. Pleasant working and hold harmless the Man­ F LO R A L Deslflner. Part complete medical Insu­ O F F IC E help needed. chester Herald, Its officers time. Experienced In rance exams. RN's, General office skills conditions, fringe benefits, In PROFESSIO­ LPN's and EMT's who HHanrliwtfr Irra tt and employees against any all phases. Call 643- reaulred. Telephone NAL ATM OSPHERE at Manchester's lar­ and all liability, loss or 1635.______can draw blood and 526-8992.______expense. Including attor­ perform EKG’s are Earn Top Wagea gest shopping center. Good pay and flexible neys' fees, arising from RECEPTIONIST. Busy ouallfled. Please coll WAITRESS or Walter. claims of unfoir trade proctl- Manchester doctor's 1-800-992-3221 between Lunches. Experience Dari-Farms Ice Cream houra. Ideal for working mothers. ces. Infringement of trade­ office, full time, medi­ necessary. Apply: NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... marks, trade names or pot- 10am and 2pm, haa Immadlata openings for the following Hiring at once... Apply to Pharmacist and 3 NEEDED (NOW) cal Insurance, paid ho­ Mondov-Frlday. Cavev's Restaurant. ents, violation of rlghfs of lidays, earn time and WANGHE8TER AREA______poaitlona: privacy and Infringement of 643-2751. Office Manager. Import experience helpful, but not copyrlghf and propriefary pension plan. Call eSSirTBIRr^ 646-4576 for MEDICAL Billina Clerk Henry St.,...... ;...... a Class II Route Drivers rights, unfair competition United Bank has teller necessary as we will train. and libel and slander, which appointment. with knowledfle of ac­ a Phone Order Clerk UGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY may result from the publica­ positions available In counts receivable and Tanner ...... Salary based on experience, good tion of any advertlsment In the Vernon Circle of­ medical Insurance. WallesIsy ...... Full paid medical program, paid vacations, Parkade Shopping Center • Manchester benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ Manchester office. paid holidays, pension and profit sharing plan. the Manchester Herald by fice. Previous teller or odyertlser. Including adyer- Call 646-0534 between 12 lent working conditions — Applications now being accepted: 647-9968 tlsements In any free dlstrl- cashier experience ne­ noon and 2pm. North Elm St...... b>itlon publications pub­ IMMEDIATE For interview call Tom Deli, 8 am cessary. Good com­ GET paid for readino Woodbrldge St...... 18-230 lished by the Manchester munications — cus­ Dari-Farms Ice Cream Herald. Penny Sleffert, books! $100 per title. to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. Publisher. OPENINGS tomer service skills a Write: ACE-849A, 161 40 Tolland Stage Road, Tolland CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 Monday - Friday, 8:30-5:30 / Sat. 9-1 / EO E In the following must. Apply at: S. LIncolnwav, N. Au- roro, IL 60M2. departments; UnItBO Bank M A N O £ S I B t H 0ND\ {^ANNOUNCEMENTS Vernon Ckde Offlea xeaeatiaatBBtatgatgaaatgatiBaiaaiaatBaBatigaiBaiaatiWitwiBatiaKiaMgMiw iefltBaileacMtNMNBtBaiBagKBBijgij • Van Driver / THE PROFESSIONALS CRAFTBRS. We hove c Custodian 24 ADAMS STREET MANCHESTER, CT 0SO4O few /flood tables left. • Receiver Cut laundry costs by de- PRIVATE PARTY Bolton PTO Craft Fair, • Corrugated Press craoslnfl the amount of Dewm ber 5. Call Dl- deterflent used. Reduce T D m iS a id a 646-3520 a n e / M ^ j n ______Helper bv one-third and see Merchandise Ads Regular 40 hour work whether you notice a dif­ ference In the appearance week, 7am-3:30pm. Employment of your wash. Add extra Competitive starting dollars to your bodflet by Why Ask Sanfa? a Education rates. 60 day raise / sellinfl "don't needs" with Full Time.... review. Company paid 0 low-cost ad In Clossl- When you can find It all medical, pension, fled. 643-2711. FURNITURE Makers. vacation. 10 paid Full and part time. this year's Manchester POWER Assemblers, Saw Oper­ holidays, monthly attendance bonuses. In a recent national EQUIPMENT ators. Experience survey it was shown that Herald Gift Giving helpful but not neces­ Stop In Monday • 93% of the personnel PER MECHANICS sary. Nap Brothers and employment exec­ Guide! You'll find gifts Furniture. Apply In Friday, 8 - 11:30 am, DAY person. 122 Naubac or send a short letter utives around the coun­ try use newspaper ad­ 2 needed immediately. Ex­ Avenue, Glastonbury. to personnel at: ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days tor everyone ... from 633-7511 or 633-9990. vertising when they are perience preferred but not f ; 2 seeking professional or Grandma right Merrill exempt personnel. ★ Additional Lines 50e Per Line, Per Day necessary. Salary based on UCENSED OIL When hiring new em­ Industries, Inc. ployees, the newspaper ★ Classifications 71 thru 87 down to the experience. Good benefits, BURNER P.O. Box 50 is still rated as the excellent working condi­ number-one choice for ★ Merchandise Under *250 paperboy! The Guide will ^ 26 Village St. SERVICE reaching qualified pros­ tions. Call Wally, service ma­ Ellington, C T 06029 pects! 643-2711. ___ ★ Ad must contain price! appear dally in the 6 TECHNICIAN ** IS nager for appointment. IM M EDIATE You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Herald's Classified section. | OPENING FOR FULL 6 4 M 3 7 8 SERVICE I Q TIME SERVICE due to this low price... 41w1TrwntaIn endless gift Ideas | TECHNICIAN aUCUUTION AREA ADVISOR 6464055 PARTS Excellent starting pay and where to purchase them. If you g and benefits. Housowivos, mothara with young ehlldron, 646-2789 SALES Please call studontR. Earn axtra monay with your own are an interested business, give us a | part-tima Job. Bring your chlldran with you 423-1684 and sava on babysitting coats. 21 houra par or mall resums CALL CLASSIFIED call! 24 Insertions tor as little as $75 & up g MANQfSIByHOsCA salary plus gaa allowanca. Suparvlaa THE PROFESSIONALS POTTER’S OIL our carriar boya and girls. If you Ilka kids, want I ^ . •■ - you can't go wrong. | SERVICE, INC. a llttla Indapandanca and your own Incoma, 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! 30 ADAMS STREET Route 6 caU647-e846 or 647-8947. MANCHESTER, C T 06040 No. Windham, C T 00256 S Call Now!! 643-2711 Ask for Tracey, g 0 iaiiatiMatgaaatBagaiMxaaiaaigiifliiMatitetifitiaatfltgaiatiWtiiatiaaiUatiBaaaiMXiBatiHtttaiiatiaataaiiaaBaiaiBKNS f t " • * 4 ■ » V «-ra KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright iH O M a HOMES X l9liH 0 M ES AMRTMERTB I h elpw m tb i H a p WANTED Ifw s a le FOR SALE , ■Zl I FOR SALE Rentals FORRERT IC ir W M T H I HELPWMTBI COOK of Chet for large OPEN House, Coventry. NEW .Exclusive. Whether A N O TH E R Ranch lo­ A Double Header! Spa­ AVAILABLE December fraternal group In WII- November 15 from 1- 'you're luM starting out cated In the historic cious 5 plus 5 Duplex In 1.1 bedroom, hoot, hot PART TIME FULL TIME Tlmantlc. Reply to: 4pm. New listing. Move or lust slowing down, Cheney district. This Manchester on Con­ FORRERT water, appliances. No P.O. Box102,Wllllman- HERE'S an opportunity ORDER In condition. This 7Vt this home could be unlaue L shaped gress Street. 3 bed­ pets. Security. 646-2975. WAREHOUSE for a challenging part tlc 06226.______room, toll dormered right tor you. 3 bed­ home's floor plan rooms, plus 1<6 baths SINGLE room, female MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ M EDICAL Office insu- Cope has many fea­ rooms, enclosed differ from usual...I- on each side, 2 cor proforrod. Non- room, hoot, hot water Looking for part time time position that Is PROCESSOR garage, separate utili­ work to pay for achool close to home! We ronce Clerk. Full time tures among them ore porch, 1 cor garage and deolly set up for a smoker. Convenient lo­ and appliances. $540. Join tha *1 national position, medical ter­ 3-4 bedroom s, locatad In quiet family private living area tor ties. Built In 1977. Each cation. References and References, lease and or ralaa your aundard have an Immediate op­ unit has over 1200 ening for a part time alactrical wholasala minology and typing baths, large eet-ln kit­ neighborhood. teens or In-laws. 1'6 1 week security. $60 security. No pots. 647- of living? Houra ara necessary. Benefits ■ $127,900. Sentry Reol. baths, fireplace, dining square feet! Coll for 9576 evenings.______flaxibla. Wa will work clerk/tvpist In our ad­ distributors growing chen, 2 car garage, new week. Coll Mrs: Brook vertising department. available. Reply to; wall to woll carpeting. Estote. 643-4060.O room, lot with tower­ details. Asking Mondoy-Frldov be­ with you to coma up taami Our rapidly ex­ ing Oaks, 2 cor tandem $204,900. Jackson 8, It you have a pleasant panding network of 872-7678. 10 minutes from Down­ M ANCHESTER. New to tween 3:30-8pm. 649- IROMEO with a raaaonabla town Manchester. garage and a penny Jackson Real Estate. 9472.______telephone manner, os branches otter many TRANSMISSION Re- market. Roomy 7 room 647-8400.D FORRERT aehadula. Wa offar a well os excellent spell­ Very private lot. 742- full dormered Caoe. 1st pinching price. Blan­ claan, aafa anwlron- opportunitlas tor ad- bullder. Excellent chard 8, Rossetto, GENTLEM AN preferred. ing and typing skills, working condition, 0324. 8175,000. Prlncl- floor lien, tireplaced . MANCHESTER. 4 bed- Private home, plea­ GLASTONBURY. 6 room mant, compatitiwa you n*ay aualltv tor vancamant. Wa cur- pgls only.______front to back living "W e're Selling room Cope complete good pay, benefits. For Houses" 646-2482.0 sant room, next to Ranch, garage, 1’>6 wagaa. paid vacation this permanent posi­ ranty need a tulMIma right person. Call Jim MANCHESTER. This 3 room, formal dining with spacious 15x24 shower, telephone and baths, largo yard. $900 and holldaya. and pro* tion. Some previous ordar grocaaaor. Previ­ bedroom Colonial fea­ room with bay window, MANCHESTER. Open fireplaced living room, parking. 649-6801. for details 633-5288, ev­ dining room, 14x22 inonthlv^^l^^3177. fit aharing. Coma In sales experience Is a ous axparlancs halpf ul e n i n g s ^ ______tures 1 both, 2 lavato­ 116 boths, full base­ house. Saturday and MANCHESTER. Central and aaa how a laading plus. Haurs are but not nacaaaary. Wa ries, .new corpet In ment with recreation Sunday, 1-4pm. 52 Ver­ lower level recreation SALES. Small but grow­ room and 9x12 sun location, kitchen and STOREARD National alactrical Mondov-Frlday, 0:30- ojtar eompatttiva bedrooms, hardwood room and workshop non Street. Unlaue 4 parking privlledges. 2:30. Call Denise Ro­ ing health services or- floors In living and area. 1 car garage has bedroom Ranch fea­ porch. 2tull baths, 2cor OFFICE SPACE Wholaaala DMributor wages and a eompra- ganlxatlon seeks garage, 3 zone heat, $70 weekly. Security I oparataa. Plaaaa call bots at the Manches­ dining rooms. New kit­ ottached s h ^ and dog tures 2 full baths, hard­ ter Herald. 643-2711, tor hsnalva banatits aggressive self star­ kennel. Situated on wood floors, modern newer roof. D.W. Fish and references. 649- E X C E LLE N T Location. for an Intarvlaw - S2fr* package. Including chen with Ook ca­ 9227 or 649-4240. on Interview. ter,. Salary and com­ binets. Window treat­ lovely wooded lot and kitchen, full finished Realty. 643-1591.0 500 square feet and up. 3525 coa health, dental, tuition mission. For Interview MANCHESTER. FOmole Store and offices from PART Time general or- ments In living room, ready.for. your Inspec­ lower level. Sliders to MANCHESTER. Super assistance, profit ahar- . call 569-3640 ask tor tion. $149,950. Sentry oversized deck. Beau­ Cope on nice quiet non-smoker, close to $200 o month. 647-9223 PROGRAM Dlracfor- tlce work. Telephone Nancy. dining room and kit­ 1-384 and MCC, busline or 649-5334. and typing skills Ing and slock pur- chen. Nice size family Real Estote. 643-4565.0 tiful Inground pool, ca­ street. 3 bedrooms, Youth. Davtiop end ehaaa .options: Plaaaa bana, brick potio and fireplaced living room, and porklno. 649-4325. odmlnlsfar YWCA pro­ needed. Mondav- SALES Position BeddTng room. Belna offered at EASY Stepper Ranch in’a , IPET8 ARD Frldav, t-3pm. East call us tor an Intarvlaw, Barn Is looking for self $159,900. Realty World- preferred lo2. Send anca aa a fork lift oper­ ter. Assist with hy­ Call 667-2232 for an Investment. $224,900. from dining area to line. 568-1054.______mate wanted to shore 2 too CL CAnlou Faara *2^ resume by November ator. Hours are tlaxl- giene, meals. Referen­ Interview. Klernon Realty. 649- deck and private yard. bedroom apartment In lOOWtah. RadDal. *17** •400. 116 baths. An excellent MANCHESTER. Large 1 towh. 263 plus 16 utili­ OaNvar to Hartford and 24 to M. Stoner, Nut­ bla. Wa wilt work with ces. Please write to: JEW ELR Y Sales. Christ­ 1147. bedroom apartment, Eaal of tha Myar meg Branch YWCA, 7( you to coma up with a P.O. Box 3078, Vernon, home to get started In. ties, 16 security, 16 8 72 -1S 2 7 mas sales person OPEN HOUSE lOani'^iii SOUTH Windsor. New D.W. Fish Realty. 643- 3rd floor. Stove and Huttdndt or Romo M anooao ITomf North Main Street, laasorwbla aehadula. C T 56066.______needed. Flexible Listing. Brick Ranch deposit. Coll Dove at 1591.0 refrigerator. Available 649-5323 Offer 6pm and Manchester, C T 06040. Wa offar a clean, safe DATA Entry-Clerical. hours. Apply Diamond on historic old Main December 1. No pets. An EOE/AA Employer, Showcase, Manchester Sat 11/7 A Saa 11/8 weekends anytlme.o anvironmanL eompati- Medical billing office Street. Occupancy by $425 per month plus FUaOIL/COAL/ MRCElliUlEOUS seeks full time person Parkade. the holidays. 3 bed­ ILOTS/LARD HEALTH Care worker tlva wagaa. paid vaca­ Sale by Owaar security and utilities. FHIEWOOO for women's clinic. Po­ for dato entry and room, 116 baths, lovely FOR SALE Strono Real Estate. FOR SALE tion and holldaya and Merchandise I sition onvolves patient clerical work. Ac­ East Hartford — 5 room Cape. manicured yard. 647-7653.______. SEASONED Cord wood. profit sharing. Coma In counts reclevoble and $279,000. Klernon T E E Shirt trainw s. Ap­ Interviews and educa­ ANDOVER. Lovely OAKLAND Heights Cut and spilt. $85 per proximately 3000, also tion. Some lob and and sea how a laading typing experience Aluminum siding, fireplaced liv­ Realty. 649-1147. wooded lot high on hill. Apartments ore taking cord. Cosh and carry . helpful. Hourly wages, Rolling to 108 toot fron­ 50 to 100k numerals and office work Involved. National alactrical BEA U TIFU L, Sparkling 3 applications for 1 and 2 letters for shirts, cops, Send resume to: wholasala disbritutor paid vocations and ho­ ing room, dining room, appli- bedroom full dormered tage on pond. 2.2acres. bedroom apartments, FURRITURE lidays. Please call 647- $75,000. Klernon etc. Best offqf, 649-3642 Planned Parenthood, 1 oparataa. Plaaas call HMR anced kitchen, 2 bedrooms, deck, Cope In South Man­ waiting list only. Apply FIREWOOD SALE offer 5:30prw,p Haynes Street, Man­ 0328______chester. Formal dining Realty. 649-1147. COFFEE table and end *S3 par card, S ft. fanglha, tor an intarvlow, In person, 360 Oakland HEALTH CluliiMember- chester, 06040 or call PART Tim e cashiers. DRESSERS 1 car garage, hardwood floors, room,1'6 baths, en­ Street, Manchester. table (together or se- orMh. dallvarad. 8 card 643-1607. EOE. Manchester self serve closed porch. In- parate),one Individual minimum. MC/VI8A shlp tor sole: Lifetime 5 2 5 - 3 5 2 5 Become Hours 12-5pm only No­ membership'6o Court gos station. Afternoon, Self-Employed walk-out basement, fenced-iii ground pool, walk to vember 16th. gloss topped coffee ta­ Northirn Flroaroad evening and weekend school. A very special M0RTSA8ES ble. Coll 742-5910 House One,}IMqnches- front yard, busline. *127,000 MANCHESTER. 3 room DMributors ter for $100‘«egularly OWN Of Coventry on- shifts available. 646- Private Booths are home! $199,900. eventnbs.D 1457 Century-21 Epstein furnished apartment. AMMHN $200. Coll AgNB at 643- nounces position for available for lease. NO PAYMENTS Convenient location. W ATERBEO king size. 2 7 1 1 . ____ port time Assistant Ca­ 116 Greealawa S t, East Hartford Reolty. 647-8895.0 Complete package ex­ CASHIER Full or part Up to 2 years. Kits your fl- Adults preferred. No PORTABLE Aftryllc Spo nine Control Officer. time. Buckland Street A Perfect nest tor Win­ nondol dlfftcultlos ooodbvo. pets. References and 1 cluding headboard. ISnREGREATNMAL p j Port time hours, Satur­ niui 648-5701 649-1088 or 289-3985 Asking $100. Coll 742- with InsuW ad spo and Route 84 Mobil. ter! Adorable 5 plus Avoid forodosuro, catch up month security. $525. B^EQUIPIIIERT cover. SeottK'BTOOO or fi day, Sundays and holi­ Salary $5 and up. Apply room Cope with open on lot# povmonts such os first Coll Mrs. Brook. 5910 evenlngs.o______!P days, approximately 20 best offer. 6#j8962. In person Mondav- airy floor plan. 2-3 or second mortoooo or oven Mondov-Frlday be­ GOLD Volure couch. Ex- OPTIMA. Radio con­ convenience hours per week. Re- Frldov, 10pm-5pm. bedrooms, gorgeous outstondlno credit cord Mils. tween 3:30-8pm. 649- cellent condition. $225. 2 Couches $50w ^ $25, 2 oulrements tor the po­ Real Estate REDUCED! trolled electric po­ WAREHOUSE Person. kitchen and both, Ook Keep your homo froo and 9472.______742-5981.______wered racing cor. Fully easy choirs OU, T.V. sition ore sonte knowl­ door without lions and at­ $20, retlgerotor $50.649- Full time, experience cabinetry, modern MANCHESTER. 6 room, COFFEE Table (cocktail assembled, 4 wheel edge of the care and both, fireplace, shiny tachments. Bod credit or 3663. ' preferred but not ne­ late payment not o proMom. 3 bedrooms, all ap­ table), 23x59". Beauti­ drive, 2 channel radio Looking handling of dogs, some cessary. Benefits. Oak flooring plus car­ knowledge of the na­ pliances Including ful Groon polished and 7.2 volt battery Apply: W.H. England FOR SALE peting. Pretty yard Swiss Consarvotive washer and dryer. Granite. Coll 649-7543 Included. Good condi­ ture, purpose and en­ Lumber Co., Route 44, with many young ENDROUS' § for forcement of laws re- G r o u p Quiet street. $575 plus botwreen 0-9om. Best tion. Asking $230. Coll Bolton, CT. plantings. Perfect for utilities. Security and offer. 649-1373.______2716 width <-ISO j latlng to does, All real estate odvertlted In newlyweds, rettreds or ISki w id th -tie r 288 COLLECTOR. 30-60 day the Manchester HeroM Is 1-4M-4404 or references. Kids wel- 8 Foot couch $75. 7 toot something?! knowledge of dog con­ singles. New offering GOLF Clubs, Taylor, me­ ■ must ba plokaJ^sa al Nwl accounts. Experience sublect to the Fair Housing 1-454-1334 come. 649-9443.______couch $195. Living tal woods, 1,3 and 5, trol, fomlllarltv with Act of 19M, which mokes It price $134,900. Jackson ■ Harald Otfloa MsiMay llirul fh t operation of dog preferred, teod work­ 8, Jackson Real Estate. 1 Room efficiency. Heot, room choirs $95 each. $100. Custom mode I Thuraday batois l]lam. only. J ing condHIon and Illegal to advertise any pref­ Baker's rock $175. It’s right at ttound; some ability to erence, limitation ordlscrlm- 647-8400.O hot water and applian­ Irons, 3 through pitch­ prepare reports and hours. Apply in person. m JREAL ESTATE ces Included. Security Teak table and choirs ing wedge, $75. Mon­ Inotlon hosed on race, color, BRAND New Listing! malntoln cooperative Savings Bank of Man- rellolon, sex or notlonol ^IW A R TED required. No pets. $275 $115. Arm choir table goose bike, $60. Excel- TAB your relations with the pub­ chester. 6494696. origin, or on Intention to Charming and cozy 6 a month. 646-2970. $45. Dressers $45 each. lent condition. 646-4521. lic. A current Connecti­ TRUCK Driver. Fulltime moke any such preference, room older Colonial. 3 6494)717.______SALES bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 W ILL Purchase multiple A fingertips cut Motor Vehicles Op­ y position open. Class II limitation or discrimination. 66 Sunny Brook Drive family or business MANCHESTER. 3 HOUSE Sold-must sell. IMUSICAL I erator's License -^la. driver's license only The Herald will not know­ cor garage, spacious zoned property. Early Rooms, 1 bedroom, 2nd Bedroom set, sofas, TA^TSToTTSTnltorr, ingly accept any ddyertlse- rooms, fireplace, rem­ mERn household Hems, mo- required during em­ required. Benefits. ment which Is In ylolotlon of M a n c h e s te r closing. Write Box M, floor with stove and chests, tables, other ployment In this class. Apply: W.H. England odeled kitchen with C/0 the Manchester refrigerator. On bus­ Items. 649-4159. nufocturor’s^iclosoout In the beautiful wood beoms FOR Solo. Vt Student of new sp o rin m r. No­ Starting salary Is S5.62 Lumber Company, SOUTHERN Eiig- , Spadous 7 room Cape, S. bedrooms, master Herald. line and near every­ LO V E Seat. Colonial par hour with trlnge on the celling. . 2 en­ thing! $375 Includes Violin with COSO and vember 14, ..loam. 545 . Routa 44, Bolton, CT. land classifibid ads ' large Utehea / family room with Volvot floral. Excellent stand. Excellent condl- Classifieds! Bo m IHs. For applica­ IV *1 1 W , closed porches. A great heat. Immediate occu­ East Central Street, ' MEDK^AL Receptionist roach nearly 805,050 house tor $128,000. condition. $75.647-0000. tlon. $125. 646-7293. Manchester;.!e r j> tion contact the office homes In Connecticut fireplace, beautiful inground pool. pancy. Coll 649-4000. « of tha Town AAonager, wanted for physiclons Jackson 8, Jackson office In AAanchaster. and Rhode Island. The B Y O W N E R «810,000. Reol Estate. 647-8400.O MANCHESTER. 16 Of Du­ MAGHMERY IPETBARO C A L L 1712 AAoln Streets 0*y- price fo r‘o basic 25 plex, 5 room, 2 bed­ ;\<'’a«try, , C T 56335. ,T I» . AAotufa, experienced ARO TOOLS s u n u ES ^ '-'' cowiMflar backgraimd wordod ls6nlv5S55iid ^ OPEN BOUSE SUNDAY 12-4 GOVERNM ENT Homes rooms, 1'6 baths, fat oppW; will oppeor In 43 news­ from $1 (U repair). appllonced kitchen, 1 T O D A Y 'Mttons Is AHonday, No­ helprol but net neces­ Directions: Charter Oak - Higbiand St. to Delinquent tax prop­ ARIENS Electric start PUREBRED Siamese kit­ OLD and nos/tSSTture, sary. Salary competi­ papers. For more In­ small pet allowed. $750 vember 35. 1957. The formation call Classi­ Gardner To Carriage to Harvest, right to erty. Repossessions. per month, 1 year lease snow thrower, 7hp with ten, 1$ weeks, female, household Hints and Town of Coventry Is an tive. Please call Sunny Brook, 043-2249. shots, $125. can 649- Monday-Friday, 10am- fied, 643-2711 and ask Coll 805-687-6000 oxten- plus security deposit. chains, like new. $700. glosswart. Will pay 643-2711 Eauol Opportunity for detalls.o SI0.1GH9965. 649-0795. 649-0125. 2299. cosh. Employer. 2om. 646-0534. SwHj '■ P :

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Asking $400. of trip; Jan. 25 and 26. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 447-1971. to cross the contir' nt undef its own Dec. 7 — Ingleside Mall — $6 — power. “ Til SPORTS Oklahoma to unveil its replacement By Herschel NIssenson The Associated Press NCAA Footbafl Brown odds-on choice to win the Helsman Top-ranked Oklahoma will unveil its version of the replacement Sooners on Saturday. By Herschel NIssenson yards, three rushes for 15 yards, five Oklahoma’s top two rushers, quarter­ still in the Cotton Bowl picture. The Associated Press kickoff returns for 132 yards, four punt back Jamelle Holieway and fullback Elsewhere, fourth-ranked Florida returns for 21 yards. Lydell Carr, suffered knee injuries State, hoping to somehow get a shot at Pick a color. Of the preseason favorites: against Oklahoma State last week and the national championship, meets Div­ — Brown, as in Tim, wide receiver­ — Bell fell early when Florida was will be on the sidelines when the Sooners ision I-AA Furman under the lights in running back-kick returner. Notre trounced by Miami 31-4 in its opening host Missouri, their final tuneup before Tallahassee; No.6Syracuse,oneofonly Dame. game. He is 29th nationally in passing next week’s showdown against No. 2 four teams with perfect records, enter­ — Green, as in Gaston, running back. efficiency. Nebraska, which is idle. tains Boston College and No. 9 Clemson UCLA. — Green was held to 46 yards on 19 “ We have good, young, talented is at home against Maryland, needing — White, as in Lorenzo, running back, carries by Nebraska in UCLA’s second players to replace Jamelle and Lydell, only a tie to wrap up the Atlantic Coast Michigan State. game of the season, then came on strong but they are not experienced,” Cktadi Conference crown. Pick a letter. with 745 yards in his next five games, Barry Switaer says of redshirt freshman In the Associated Press Second Ten, "H ” for Heisman, as in Bobby including 220 against California. He quarterback Charles Thompson and No. 14 South Carolina is at Wake Forest, Humphrey, running back. Alabama. As sustained a pinched nerve against junior fullback Rotnei Anderson. No. 15 Penn State at Pitt for a night in Craig 'Tronhead” Heyward, running Arizona State two weeks ago after “ We believe in them. If they believe in game. No. 17 Oklahoma State at Kansas n. back, n tt. carrying six times for minus-5 yards themselves, they will be a key factor in and Mississippi at No. 18 Tennessee. The surnames of five of the 51 and didn’t play against Oregon State our season.” Oklahoma’sThompson is faster than Heisman Trophy winners begin with the last weekend. His average of 102.3 yards You gotta believe, and halfback Holieway and has seen enough action — letter "H ” — Tom Harmon of Michigan a game was 23rd in Division I-A. Patrick Cbllins does. most of it in mop-up roles — to rank as in 1940, Les Horvath of Ohio State in 1944 — Morris became Michigan’s career “ It hurts to lose two great players,” he the Sooners’ third leading rusher with and three Notre Darners: Leon Hart in rushing leader last weekend with 149 says. “ But at Oklahoma, you can 514 yards on 62 carries, an 8.3 average. replace great players with great 1949, Paul Homung in 1956 and John yards against Minnesota and ranks “ I can’t predict how I ’ll feel when the V Huarte in 1964. second nationally with 133.6 yards a players.” game begins,” Thompson says. “ I ’ll Huarte was the last of Notre Dame’s game, but Michigan hasn’t been the Elsewhere, the muddled bowl picture just do the things I can and hope that record six Heisman winners and No. 7 dominant team it used to be. will become much clearer, as it always things happen for the best.” could become a reality when the 1987 — ’Thomas is sixth with 124.2 yards a does the week before the official Anderson, who rushed for 191 yards voting is announced on Dec. 5. game going into this weekend, but his invitations go out. against Oklahoma State after Carr was “ Unless the votes are counted in chances were ruined by a nine-carry. As usual, a team from Michigan is hurt, says he “ knew it was my turn to Central America, Tim Brown wins it,” 7-yard outing against Nebraska on involved intheBigTen’sdayofdedsion. prove to myself and to the coaches thatl said Beano Cook, an ESPN commenta­ national television. But that team is Michigan State, not could play as well as he does. Me and tor, former publicity man for ABC and — White is 12th with 119.4 yards a Michigan, and the party of the second Lydell are similar, although he is bigger one-time sports information director at game but hasn’t attracted the attention part is Indiana, not Ohio State. and stronger. But I ’m just as tough.” the University of Pittsburgh. he did as a sophomore two years when “ This state is used to having show­ Switzer says the Sooners “ believe in At the start of the season. Brown was he led the nation with 1,908 yards and downs for the championship at the end of ourselves” and thinks they “ will re­ considered the favorite over Florida 173.5 a game. the year. This year, it comes a week spond positively. We think we’re a good quarterback Kerwin Bell and tailbacks — Lockbaum is having a fine year but early,” Michigan State (>)ach George football team.” . Green of UCLA, Jamie Morris of hasn’t received the publicity he did last Perles says. “ This year, instead of it So does Missouri Oiach Woody Michigan, Thurman Thomas of Okla­ season when his two-way efforts capti­ being in Ann Arbor, it’s in East Widenhofer. homa State and Lorenzo White of vated many of the voters. Lansing.” “ I know Oklahoma was hit by some Michigan State. Tailback-defensive Meanwhile. Heyward, Pitt’s 275- The 13th-ranked Spartans can clinch injuries, but they’re probably the most back Gordie Lockbaum of Division I-AA pound tailback, led the nation with 137.3 the Big Ten championship and a trip to talented team in the country.” he says. Holy Cross, a two-way performer, was a yards a game, and Humphrey was 11th the Rose Bowl by defeating No. 16 UCLA hopes to have star tailback sentimental favorite. at 119.7, fifth in all-purpose yards Indiana. Gaston Green against Washington. You won’t find Brown among the (162.78) and has become Alabama’s Fifth-ranked UCLA, trying to become Green suffered a pinched nerve in his nation’s leaders in receiving (28catches career rushing leader as a junior. the first Pac-10 team since 1976 to go neck two weeks ago and missed last for 615 yards and three touchdowns), ■fhe Gannett News Service polled 147 through the conference season unbeaten week’s game with Oregon State. rushing (27-126, one TD) or kickoff Heisman voters in press boxes around and untied, entertains Washington. A The Bruins’ injury list was a lengthy returns (17-351, no touchdowns). But he the country last weekend and the 1-2-3 UCLA victory and a Southern Cal loss to one but Coach Terry Donahue says that did rank 10th in punt remms (25-323, a finishers were Brown, (317 points, 80 Arizona, sends the Bruins to the Rose “ anybody who’s able to play, and play 12.92-yard average, and three touch­ first-place votes), Florida freshman Bowl. successfully, will play. downs, one short of the major-college tailback Enunitt Smith (9-85) and Third-ranked Miami, the Oklahoma- “ The Washington game is o.crucial Oklahoma quarterback Jamelle Holieway, who Is out for the rest single-season record), and'opponents Syracuse quarterbadPAon McPherson Nebraska winner’s likely opponent Jn encounter for us. This could be the most AP photo of the season following knee surgery, meets with the media as he consistently try to kick away from him. (11-82). Smith was held to 72 yards by the Orange Bowl, plays host to Virginia important game of the year for us, All his statistics, going into this Auburn two weeks ago and managed Tech under the lights. depending on what happens with USC leaves the hospital Thursday. weekend’s games, added up to a No. 2 only 46 against Georgia, but he still Syracuse quarterback Don McPherson (9) has put himself in The Southeastern (inference race, and Arizona. And yet, it may not impact ranking in all-purpose yardage with ranked fourth nationally with 125.4 a contention for the Heisman Trophy, emblematic of the top which was LSU’s to win until the Tigers the conference race. 176.88 per game. game. college football player in the country, but Notre Dame’s Tim lost to Alabama last week is now up for “ For us. a lot’s at stake. Washington three interceptions, two of them on years ago. Hieir front seven players are “ Week after week, ’Tim Brown does With Bell a virtual secret this season, Brown remains the heavy favorite. grabs. Twelfth-ranked Auburn, the has a bowl bid at stake. I ’m sure. deflections. all very good and they have a linebacker things that just amaze me. with and the top contender among quarterbacks leader at 3-6-1, visits No. 9 Georgia, They’re going to get a bowl bid if they Michigan State has> a six-game in (Percy) Snow who’s all over the field without the football,’’ Notre Dame appears to be McPherson, who has which is tied with No. 10 LSU and No. 11 beat UCLA; they might get one if they unbeaten streak thanks to a defense that and a safety in (Todd) Knunm who’s as releases, along with an occasional Bear Bryant never had a Heisman CMch Lou Holtz said. “ The attention Alabama at 4-1. LSU is at home don’t.” leads the nation against the run, good as there is in the league.” smashed all the Syarcuse passing winner at /Uabama, but he was coaching newspaper article extolling his exploits. Saturday night against Mississippi Washington quarterback Chris yielding only 60 yards a game — and defenses pay to him dictates so much of marks while leading the Orangemen to a at Texas AAM when running back John “ We’re in a unique pt^tion,” asso­ State while Alabama visits No. 7 Notre Chandler suffered a hip pointer last only27.5 in six Big Ten games (Iowa and LSU and Georgia can clinch a tie for what we do offensively.” 9-0 record and a No. 6 ranking in the David Crow won it in 1957. ciate sports information director John Dame. week and sophomore (h ry OonUin nnay Purdue were held to minus yardage). the SEC title by winning this weekend, Purdue Coach Fred Akers says Associated Press poll. McPherson is “ One day, we were talking about the Heisler said. “ Going into the season. Arkansas, ranked No. 20. leads the get the start. The Huskies lead the The conference record is 34.6 by which would eliminate Auburn. But stopidng Brown "is like trying to grab third nationally in passing efficiency. Heisman Trophy,” says Jones Ramsey, Brown wasn’t an obscure player at an Southwest Conference at 5-1 and can Pac-10 in pass defense and UCLA’s Troy Michigan State’s 1965 team. since LSU beat Georgia and Alabama hold of a piece of electricity.” San Diego State’s Todd Santos, who then AAM’s sports publicist. “ I told obscure school.” clinch a tie if it wins at No. 19 Texas Aikman is the national leader in passing Indiana Coach Bill Mallory rates beat LSU, the Sugar Bowl probably Brown tied an NCAA record by became major-college foodkalTs all- Coach Bryant, 'He doesn’t have the returning punts 71 and 66 yards for AAM. The Aggies and Texas — which efficiency — 131-of-194 for 67.5 percent, Michigan State’s defense "in the same would wait to see how Alabama does time passing Ung last weekend, suffers Notre Dame was on national televi­ stats. He’s only fourth tn the conference touchdowns against Michigan State in entertains Texas Christian— are 3-1 and with 1,036 yards, 15 touchdowns and only category as Michigan’s a couple of against Auburn on Nov. 27. by playing in the underrated and sion four times in the first eight games, (in rushing).’ September and Coach George Perles of overlooked Western Athletic and CBS planned to televise the “ Coadi Bryant thought for a minute the Spartans said: “ He’s a dangerous Conference. remaining regular-season games and then said. ‘Well, he leads the nation guy if he breaks one tackle because he’s UCLA conducted the year’s biggest against Alabama, Penn State and in people-run-over,’ so we started got blazing speed. 1 don’t know how fast campaign on behalf of Green, sending Miami. talking about that.” Envious Alabama may be looking past Irish he is, but C a te r e r it Is, he doesn’t slow out a postcard with his statistics every down one iota with that uniform on.” week — imtil the last two weeks. Only one player who was primarily a H ie Heisman c^ p a ign in g seems to S E C football title Is at stake By Herschel NIssenson Saturday’s game may not find the Crimson Tide as will be the toughest we’ve had yet. We’ve got a heck of a wide receiver and kick returner like have cooled this y n r , although it is still The Associated Press high as they were in upsetting LSU 22-10 last week or as job to do to get ready for them, and that’s M n g Brown has won the Heisman Trophy: well ahead of 1956 when Notre Dame ATHENS. Ga. (AP) — The Southeast­ game on New Year’s Day. they expect to he for arch-rival Auburn on Nov. 27. realistic. Nebraska slotback Johnny Rodgers in publicist Cbarley Callahan summoned ern Conference championship will be at Auburn can be eliminated from the SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Alabama football fans have a “ It’s probably the only time in history an Alabama 1972. Homung from a class, handed him the stake in the 91st renewal of Dixie’s race on Saturday, but the Tigers can’t long-standing grudge against Notre Dame. Some may coach needed to think about it (looking past Notre " I don’t believe you win on emotion. You win on “ Brown reminds me of a big Johnny tel^hone and ordered: “ Here, tell your oldest college football rivalry Saturday clinch a thing. They also would have to call it envy. Dame),” Curry saidwhen the question was put to him. enthirsiasm, and that’s generated by your perfor­ Rodgers,” says Gil Brandt, Dallas mother you just won the Heisman when eighth-ranked Georgia plays No. whip archrival Alabama in Bir­ Bear Bryant won 232 of his 323 victories during a “ We’re a Southeastern Conference team that has been mance. There have been times when we’ve been lethargic — maybe when I’ve worked them too hard — Cowboys’ personnel chief. “ He’ll proba­ Trophy.” 12 Auburn. mingham on Nov. 27, completing what quarter-century as Alabama’scoach. but none of them hammering at our playeirs to think about the SEC. and ^ 9 bly be the first or sbcond guy taken in the Notre Dame still keeps things low- Georgia could clinch at least a tie for would be a two-game sweep that would came against Notre Dame, which beat him four times we’ve got to go into their stadium on national TV with a and other times we’ve been lively. When we’re lively % (NFL) draft.” ' ki^. It doesn’t have to promote because the SEC crown by beating the Tigers, produce an outright title. and cost him national championships in the 1973 Sugar freshman quarterback and we’re beat to smithereens and concentrating we can beat anyone.” Brown had a career-high 294 all­ of the school’s magic name. Notre Dame who hold a precarious half-game lead Bowl and 1974 Orange Bowl. from Saturday night. It’s no sMret how each team will try to purpose yards against Boston College includes a page or tsro called the “ Tim over three teams in a down-to-the-wire So even though Bill Curry is in his first season as “ I do think that we’ve got to make the team realise Alabama, 7-2, is No. 10 in the Associated Press poll. last week — five receptions for 136 Brown Bulletin” in each of its weekly battle for the host spot in the Sugar Bowl Alahama's coach, it is surprising to hear him say that what we’re fixing to get ourselves into. The challenge Seventh-ranked Notre Dame is 7-1. • WM » 4- • : r l i t * . • l»* » V 4 I Sporto in Brief Scoreboard Sporto fai Brief ScorebcMurd Knight doesn’t want Soviets here UConn footbaH at Rhode Island b ib STICKS: The HHL’s top scorers SEYMOUR. Ind. — Indiana Coach Bob Knight, Basketbaffl \ SPORTSCA^ Tranaaetjona KINGSTON, R.l. — The University of Coraiec^t Football whose team opens the season Nov. 21 against the Soviet will be trying to gain lU second c o n s ^ tlv e w niilng PLAYER national team, says he doesn’t think the Soviets should Team(Seasonl Goals NRA itindlngi BASEBALL season t ^ y 1 p.m. when It does battle with the be training in the United States. American Leosue University of Rhode Island In a Yankee ConferenM It is the same Soviet team that lost two weeks ago to MILWAUKEE BREWERS— m a t c h u p . ^ Huskies. M In YanCon play M d M NFL ttmdings WAYNE GRETZKY EASTERN CONFERENCE Purchased the conlrocts of Bill Moonev- the N BA ’s Milwaukee Bucks. ABonltc OMtlOfl hom, Don August, Randy Veres and Tim overall. w « cUnch a winning season with a victory Edmonton (1981-82) a m k r ic a n c o n p c m n c e “Which boggles my mind,” Knight said Thurday W L Pet. OB Watkins, pitchers; Billy Boles, Inflelder, today. T k i homestanding Rams arc 1-5 In the night after a scrimmage. Boston 5 0 1.000 — ondLovell Freeman and Oarryl Walters, conferenclsnd l-« overall. UConn was 8-3 a year and Pet. PF PA WAYNE GRETZKY PhllocMphlo 1 2 .333 3 outfielders, from Denver of the Ameri­ .500 143 197 “I don’t know why ... we’re letting them over here to New Jersey 0 2 .000 3M was one o ^ r e e teams to share the Yankee Conference Buftolo Edmonton (1983-84) can Association. Released Jim Podorek, Indianapolis .500 153 119 play. I’d let them go play the Czechs, because we’re Washington 0 3 .000 4 Intlelder-outflelder, and Roy Burris, title. Miami .500 223 171 going to play them in the Olympics in Seoul (in 1988) New York 0 4 .000 4VRichard Dotson and Scott Nielsen, pitchers, Whalers at Boston tonight Atlanta 3 1 .750 Vt from IheChlcogo White SoxforDonPosouo, .425 211 110 Milwaukee I 1 .750 W outfielder; Mark Solos, catcher, and Steve BOSTON — The struggling Hartford Whalers (5-7-3) Cleveland Houston .425 200 IB WAYNE GRETZKY Indiana 2 2 JOO IVk Rosenberg, pitcher. Assigned Nielsen to will travel to the Boston tonight at 7 (Channel 18, .425 174 172 Edmonton (1984-85) Pacers* Williams on disabled list Detroit 2 2 JOO m Columbus of the International League. Pittsburoti .250 130 174 Cleveland 1 3 M 216 W ^ C ) for a game with the Bruins (8-7-2). The Whalers Cincinnati WESTERN CONFERENCE JARI KURRI INDIANAPOLIS — Veteran forward Herb Williams N LeofM are coming off a 0-0 overtime tie with Montreal of the Indiana Pacers was placed on the NBA team’s MMwtN DMttan CINCINNATI REDS—EDS— Purchased the Wednesday night, the first scoreless tie in their NHL i i s .SwiS Ednionton (1984-85) W L FCt. OB contracts of Joe Oliver, catcher; Mortv 4 3 1 .543 190 IB injured list Friday with a severe contusion of the lower Denver 3 1 .750 — Brown, third baseman, and Rob Lopez, existence. The Whalers occupy last place in the Adams LTSlIdWS 3 5 0 -OTIBW left le g .. Houston 3 1 .750 — GIno Mlnutolll and Mike Roetlcr, pitchers, Division while Boston is in third place, five points WAYNE GRETZKY Oaltai 2 2 .500 1 from Noihvlllt of the American Assedo- Kansas CHv . 1 . 7—Q— ** Edmonton (1982-83) He was injured in the first quarter of Tuesday night’s Socromento 2 2 .500 1 ahead of Hartford. NATIONAL CONPIWNCB • tlon. Atalctaed Joel OrUY,. pttcher, to Bott game against Detroit and will miss at least five games. Son Antonio 2 2 .500 1 Nashville. gtoWnoton 6 2 0 7 B W 1g MIKE BOSSY Williams averaged 9.3 points and 6.7 rebounds in the Utah 2 2 .500 1 MONTREAL EXPOS-Purchosnd the wwmvfi contract of Lorry Wolkor, outtleMer, N Y Islanders (1978-79) Pacers first three games. UConn soccer to host Harvard Phllodlphla 4 4 0 L.A. Lakers 4 , 0 l.OOO — from Jacksonville of Bm Southern St. Loots 3 5 0 .3g 102 OT Rookie forward Brian Rowsom, a second-round draft Porttond 2 2 .580 2 Laobim. STORRS — The University of Connecticut (13-6-3) N.Y. Giants 2 . 6. 0 .250 140 105 JARI KURRI pick from North Carollna-Wilmington, will replace GoMai State I 3 .250 3 New Vetk-Fonn m ietti men’s soccer team will host Harvard Cdlwrrt __ Edmonton (1985-86) LJt. Olppers 1 3 .250 3 NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE— 7 1 0 .875 217 129 Williams on the club’s roster Sunday. Phoenix 1 3 .250 3 Approved Itte move of the Erie franchise to (12-0-2) in a second round game of the 24-team NCAA Seattle 1 3 .250 3 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. «lSSSS|ta 4 4 . 0 Batsy King ’Tournament Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Connecticut Tampa Bav 4 4 0 .500 1W l » MIKE BOSSY IjglgAnmg Hgf IHCliHltd EASKETEAU. Grsen Bov 3 4 1 .«1 4 7 w N Y Islanders (1980-81) MSinr't OniiM Soccer Stadium. ’The game will be for the New England Lindbergh estate files suit Boston 128, atveignd 114 w trt ° -2B '44 230 This 32-year-old golfer rose INDIANA FACERS--FIMMI Herb WII- championship and the winner will play the victor of the Detroit 113, Phitadelplita 94 to the tojj of the • LPGA’s llgms, forward, on the talurad list. New York regional matchup between Hartwick and PHIL ESPOSITO 6 8 CAM DEN. N.J. — ’The estate of Pelle Lindbergh, Now York at Wrahlngtan, (n) UTAH JAZZ-Reocttvolwl Oarryl Daw­ Son Fmcisco 7 1 0 ™ Seattle at Dottei, Jn ) money-winning list In 1987 Adelphi. UConn is ranked No. 2 in New England and New Orleans 5 3 0 211 w Boston (1973-74) who was legally drunk when he died in a fatal car kins, contar, from the lumewSid list. Atlanta 2 4 J 1 » 254 New Jersey et Cnicaeo, (n) with the help of four vic­ CsoHomM RaaMMlMUclallen No. 16 in the country, while Harvard is No. 1 in New accident in 1985, has filed suit against the two bars Ptwenix ed UMi, (n) ALBANY FATROONS-Acoulred 0»ll L.A. Roms 1 7 0 .125 134 215 tories. Her earnings for the England and No. 4 in the country. Sundm. Nov. 15 NEA Qrsphics where the Philadelphia Flyers’ goalie had been Golden Stole at Los Angeles Clippers, (n) Jones, cantor, from the Rosmrd Lightning Buffalo at Cleveland, 1 p.m. drinking the night he was killed. year Increased by more than In ekchonge tor consldOranoiis In next Dollas at New England, 1 p.m. ’The suit was filed Nov. 6 in Superior Court in one third the nearly $1.1 mil­ ytor's NBA drott. Rec volleyball referee needed Detroit at Woshlnoton, 1 p.m. Mlhwoukee at New York, 7:30 pjn. Houston at PHIsburoh J p.m. Wayne Gretzky of Edmonton is not only the top Camden, four days before the two-year statute of PhitadeIgMe at Atlanta, 7:30 pin. lion She had won on the tour FOOTBALL ’The Manchester Rec Department is in need of a_ Los Angeles Roms at St. Louis, 1 p.m. limitations for civil suits expired. ’ITie bars caused Detroit at Cteratond, 7:30 p.m. single-season goal scorer in NHL history but has ^so Indiana at CMeogo, 1:30 p.m. since 1977. CLEVELAND BROWNS-BIgn^ Rusty volleyball referee for its adult volleyball league. Indianapolis at Miami, 1 P'!"- Lindbergh’s death because they served him alcohol Gullbeau, llntbncker. ... Tampa Bov at Minnesota, 1 o -f - Portland at DaHoe. I :X p.ni. ______j i Interested persons should contact Carl Silver at the had four of the NHL’s top 10 goal-scoring years. Phil when he already was visibly intoxicated, according to Utah at Hnuetan, 0:30 p.in. DALLAS COWBOVS-t-Rcleosed New York Jets at Kansos Cltv, 1 o m. John Dutton, detonslveta^to. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Esposito. Jari Kurri and Mike Bossy each have made the Socromento at Denver, 9 : » p.m. Rec Department at 647-3084. the suit. Son Antonio at Phoenix, 9;X p.m. Green Bay at Seattle, 4 p.m. Lindbergh’s financee. Kirsten Pietzsch of Los New Orleans at Son j* p.m. list twice. LM Angeles Lokeis at Golden Stole, 11 NEW ENGLAND fA t r IOTS— Angeles, and his parents. Sigurd and Anna Lisa pjn. Announced the retirement Mn tve Nelson, Theriault, Martin at ECSU New York Glonfs at Phllodelphlo, 4 Hnebocker, eftoettve at E i c m of the Lindbergh of Sweden, filed the suit, along with Frank SonBoy'S Rentes H o e r k e y ** Los Angeles Raiders at San Diego, 0 458, Joyce Tyler 187-496, Eleanor Boston at Indtano, 8 p.m. W ILLIM AN ’TIC — ’Two local high school graduates 34-34-70 Milne of Ontario, administrator of Lindbergh’s estate. Washtagtan at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. NEW YORK JE T S -J^ v o to d Joe Walt ZembrIskI Srooren 453, Patricio Georoe 467. Ktocko, dttonsive lineman, from the are on Eastern Connecticut State University men’s and Monday, Nov. 14 Chi Chi Rodrlouez 34-34—70 Seattle at Houston, 8 pm. 34- 37— 71 Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. physleollv unable to list. women’s basketball rosters, respectively. Senior Chicago at Denver, 9 p.m. Jim Ferree AettvotodKen Rote, ir Dennis Arnold Palmer 35- 34— 71 Son Antonio at Los Angeles Lakers, NHL ttandlRit 6-foot-5 forward John Theriault, a 1984 East Catholic 34-37— 71 NIte Owls Twfins Increase ticket prices 10:30 p.m. Bllgen, runntag bock, Zordich, Art Sllvestrone sotolv, from ttw tokl tauoS. ■Johnny graduate, is on the men’s roster while 5-foot-6 Jimmy Powell 36- 35-71MaufMn Wood 178-177-529» Both Hus- WALES CONFE RENCE 34- 35— 71 M INNEAPOLIS — ’The World Series champion Hedor, rutmlnp bock; Carter, sophomore guard Dawn Martin, a 1986 Manchester Bruce Crompton sov 182-474, Anlto Shorts 190-521, Karon NRA m uH t Fstilck DtytNwi comerboefc; Onzv Etam, Glenn Ben Smith 37- 35-72Shumaker 209-497, “ a rla n ^ rd o n 1 «- W L T FN EF SA High graduate, is on the women’s roster. VoOeyball 37- 35— 72 Minnesota’’Twins announced Friday that the price of Dennison, ftaht end, Flick, Al Kelley 177-493, June Rowett 2M-4W, KorM - NY Islanders 11 4 1 23 70 49 quorterbock.onthetaxl iguod, Gene LIttler 36J6— 72 Trocey i f i ^ l , Anne Baptiste 190, reserved seat tickets will be raised $1 for the 1988 CeRIcs 128, Gwilltri 114 New Jersey 10 4 2 22 St 46 Bob Brvont 3M4-72 Laurie Gagnon 183MOT, Llso Hotfleld season. Washtagtan 7 S 1 IS 52 SO 39J3— 72 181, Debbie Rugglano 186-482, C ndv Cnnndlas Fi i tbNI'toiniH Bob Charles A lower deck reserved seat ticket will cost $10 next Pittsburgh 6 S 3 15 60 64 W IN N IPEG BLUEBOS b ERS—Re­ Al Gelberger 36- 34-72 Dodson 481, Roxanne Wilson 442, Judy CLEVELAND (IH) Philodelphta 5 10 3 13 49 69 Rsc vollaybill 38- 35— 73 season, up from $9 in 1987. and an upper deck reserved activated James Muratov Itatbocfcer, Television and Radio Pete Brown Cardinl 451, Bea D’Connell 452, Kathy Corbin 46 ^2 W. Hubbard 9-15 56 23, NY Rongert 4 10 3 11 65 74 from the reserve list. ReleWHd Sheldon American Division — Watkins def. Fred Hawkins 3437— 73 BerzenskI 474. seat will cost $8 in 1988. up from $7 last season. Dougherty 9-18 46 22. Prlce5113316, Curry 35- 38-73 Gaines, wide receiver, and Qpitehue Grant, Luigi's 15-4, 15-5, 18-.'l«; P '« ? E JP 'S ? Charles Owens Lower left-field seats will remain at $5 and upper 10- 225625, Ke. Johnson 2-4^26, EhloO-1000,AAontreol 24 71 56 det. Ambulonce Service 15-5,1M 4,1M , John Brodle 3835— 73 West2-7^26,Rogeri3464>6.Tatals45m3■2r Quebec 19 62 51 O0TCflSIVVDQCK« . Six Packers dot. Insurers 15-10, 7-15, 37- 34—73 Home Engineers deck outfield seats will remain at 13. the Twins said. Rote Botls 114. Boston 18 63 63 NOCKEV' Jim Kino 3437— 73 But the price increase will not take effect until Dec. BOSTON (138) „ Buffalo IS 60 61 TODAY '^National Division — Manchester 37-34-73 Elaine WelnIckI! » ; « ? . Alyce McAn NBNgngl Ngckgv Noon — College football: Boston College at Syracuse, George Lonnlng die 176-480, Alice HIrth 100-174-179 12, so season tickets can be purchased before that date Roberts 36 1-07, Bird 11-20 11-11 34, Hartford 13 42 51 Brendan Property Maintenance det. Economy Butch Baird 3439^73 Parlsh66M13,DJohnson 10-153423, Alnge NHL— Ftaod John MocL E le ^ lc 15-9, 15-2, 15-2; A-B-A. Too^^ 8. 37-36— 73 535, Sharon SImler 182, Pauline Moron at 1987 prices, the American League club said. Shanahan, Now Jortov 1 forwards, Channel 18 . ^ El Collins 174352, Ruth Skiba 191-18A5«, Barbara 11- 18 44 28, Lewis 13 (Ml Z Acres 48 038, CANWBRLL CONFERENCE and Craig Wotanln, 8900 p.m. — Bowling: National Pro-Am. ESPN Die det. Purdv Corporation 15-2, 5-15, LohousO-1 OOO, Dove48461Z KItoOdOOO, MstyNDtvMon 12-30 15-5; North Enders det. Road Toads. ------Turgeon 177-182-491, ShlelaPlontanIdp each and suspended 1 p.m. — College football: UMass at New Hampshire, 180-181376, Karen Vendette 187-451, Henry 1-100ZTotolsS1-a8232t128. W L T Ftl OF OA Shanahan taro ofo 14-14,15-5,14-14; Alcar Auto Parts det. Toronto S 7 0 16 66 Elmore Association by forfeit. Shirley Eldridge 204-204-SSB^Im Lutz confrontattonv . . during NESN 175-480, Chris Sullivan 175-49^ Donna NHL suspends Devils’ pair Clevctand M 30 16 36— 1M Chicago 7 7 2 16 72 game with ttw Ponoulns on C W im e~s League - Locksmith HO r R o W l l n Q Betlen 33 25 38 36-t16 O ^o lt 6 7 2 14 4S 0 I p.m. — College football: UConn at Rhode Island, Studio dot. BAJ Auto Repair by forfeit; u r v w w m m m m ^ Hardesty 184-524, Bev Morin 493, Fran- clne Turgeon 178-472, BobbI Greco M ONTREAL — The National Hockey League on 3polnt goals— Alnge 2, Bird, Price. Minnesota 5 S 3 13 55 BUFFALO SAERES-Metoned Shown W ILI-AM (1400) Tierney’s «»«*• Wowlland Gardens by 190-515, Morlvs Dvorak 469, Michelle Fouled out— None. Rebounds— SI. Louis 5 9 1 11 50 2pm— Polo: U.S. Open Championships, ESPN forfeit; Lotavette Escadrille def. Herit- Friday suspended forwards John MacLean and Oevelond 39 (Hubbard 9), Boston 90 Andersen, dstoni t moo, to Rochester of Bilodeau 456, Roxanne Spencer « 2 , SowRii DIvtoton the American Hockey taaSka. age Auto Body 15-4,1W, 15-4; Coach s Brendan Shanahan of the New Jersey Devils for one (Parish 16). Assists— aevetand 34 (Price Edmonton 9 S 2 20 76 2:M p.m. — College football: Alabama at Notre Corner def. Micky’s Carpentry IWO, Karin Seheer 454, Eileen Beaulieu Elks Linda Skoglund 472, Bette Outralne 448, game as the result of a confrontation with fans in 9), Bostoh 39 (O.Johnson 13). Total Winnipeg 9 S 1 19 52 NAI A— Announced that Adorns State Dame. Channel 3 .. 13-15,15-3; Nossitt Arms det. Moln Pub fouls— Clevelond 20, Boston 20. Colgorv - 7 7 2 16 63 Al Atkins 139-371, Carl Bpiln 1»415, Alice Chiftick 482, Kris Carpenter Pittsburgh during a game with the Penguins on Oct. 21. Technicals— Clevctond lUegol defense, must forfeit thrto oomot 4toa to roster 3:30 p.m. — College football: Indiana at Michigan by forfeit. 199-503. Vancouver 4 9 2 10 51 violotlora. Jim Woodcock W6, Bernle OudMhn MacLean. Shanahan and defenseman Craig Wolanin Boston lllegol defense, Boston Coach Los Angeles 4 9 2 10 41 149^412, Duane Krauw 141372j^Ernle Jones, D. Johnson. A-r1449D. ^*3-M*p m ^ Golf: Kapalua Invitational. Channel 30 each were fined $500 for the confrontation, which Peptn 136379, Rick BurneH m Bill fialaxy Leagus fytdoyfS iNsHndoSed 4 p.m. — College football: Auburn at Georgia. ESPN Palmer 155-409, Joe Twaronlfe m Joe occurred at the penalty box area during the third i Oworak 143398, Charlie Whelan l^ S W . P M o m 113.78frs 94 7 D m. — Whalers at Bruins, Channel 18. W’TIC GoH Leslie Longshore 159-391, Pam Krln- period. Minnesota rt Bultalo, (n) Ralph Dover 142-387, Henry Aoostlnelll lak 137, Flo Baldt 128, Chris Bradley 125. Los Angeles at Colgqrv, (n) 7: M p.m. — College football: Penn St. at Pittsburgh, 13S-136379, Bill Preston 150-137-404, DETROIT (111) (Juebtc at Vancouver, (n) Trovis Cook Sr. 143-142-394. Bowlins ESPN LaVas Industrial Mo horn 47 2-4 10, Dontlev 7-13 44 IS, 8:30 p.m. — Rangers at Penguins (delayed), Channel Fiesta Bowl has teams In mind Lolmbeer 11-17 03 22. Dumors 311 33 6, Flirfleld Clsssle scores Dave Howev 254-233-445, Rich Garner Thomas 33 32 S, Johnson 1319 1-1 27, 9 AARP Sallev377-1013. Rodman 1-53-65, Bedfordl-1 Toronto at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. 210-200-213-423, Brian Block 258-244-324- PHOENIX. Ariz. — The Fiesta Bowl plans to match Detroit at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. II p.m. — College football: Colorado St. at San Diego, MELBDURNE, ^ o . (AP) — Rrat- Gert Andrews 183-44S, Kov Moroz 728, Al SehewvSSO, Pete Beodry 211, Ron 032, Lewis33322, Moore30330. Totals U.S. Rllxed 212-534, Cathy Rlngrose , flo ^ u te fourth-ranked Florida State against the loser of next 468021-29113. Hartford at Boston, 7:05 p.m. ESPN round scores Friday from the $2004)00 176 Lemek 201, Dick Murphy 2l1, Phil Winnipeg NewYorkltlondert,7:0Sp.m. Cothv Kennv ” ®1£"£!5 FOIrfleM Oosslc at the 4k590-vard, par-72 1S0-4S0, Helen Zolegowskl Masse 554, Jim Mogowon 202, Roger week’s showdown between top-ranked Oklakoma and PHILADELPHIA (90 Oft 246-579, Kris McLouohlln 175-489, Ed Marge Potrlek 457, VI Pulford 504, Pat Hinson 514 46 14, Barkley 1423 3-6 31, Suntree Country Club course: „ MIeezkowskI 554, Roger Logace 212-248- NewYorkRangersatPlttsburoh,7:35p.m. Wilson 200, Anne Poole Dpnno Dlcovaoe _4«, 'Yolando Booms 459. 629, Dave Neff 232, Gory Rowson No. 2 Nebraska, a Phoenix newspaper reported McCormick 58 8-9 18, Cheeks 49 2-2 10, Vrissis 499, Dole Pecker 177-103^. SUNDAY Bobby Nichols Wlnoofel-72-24, Robinson36326,Toney 13 1 p m — NCAA tournament soccer: Harvard at LeeElder Bruno Glordono 207-220-615, Charles Hartley 214-205-597, Friday. (Jeoroe Coppollo 210-562. *heIlo P riw Klellen 202, Sal Moltampo M f W , Cm Lou Tarldona 554, Mark Mosley 227-567, 2-24, Welp 13322, Colter 1-3332, VronesOI Minnesota at Washington, 7:35 p.m. 209-195193-997, Alice Brown 105-476, UConn. WHUS-FM (91.7) Dale Douglass The Arizona Republic, in a copyright story, said 300, Askew 1-71-2 3.Totals 3590 2433 94. Chlcogo at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Dave Hill Skoronskl o Mike Kopp 234-216319, Ernie Whipple Linda Burton 176. Fred KozIckI 113, 1 p.m. — Motorsports: IMSA GTO series, (tape). Adams 508, Phil Dupont » 0 , Russ 200-567, Georoe Russell 219-569, Don Oklahoma quickly voted in favor of the Fiesta Bowl, Edmonton at St. Louis. 1:35 p.m. J.C. Gtwie Detroit 28 17 31 16-113 Quebec of Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Kothv Hughes 191-S», J®cK Hupb** Bruce Devlin 3 4 3 4 ^ n o r ^ t l e r 538, Ro»* gS, Norm Wilson 243-587, Mike Vlgnone 200, Nick while Nebraska took four hours to decide they 213214-SS4, Sharon Modore 195179-507, g ESPN Lasher 538, Howord M l ^ 524, Ernie Morottl 201-215-586, Borrv PInnev 248- FhItodtInMa 38 23 11 2 9 - 94 Dlone Brennan 179-175189-543, Sue Hole 1 p m — Cowboys at Patriots, Channel 3 DougSonders 3434-4B preferred the Citrus Bowl. Fouled out— Hinson. Rebounds— Bill Johnston Everett 539, Max Smole 505. 216322, Dove Correia 558, Joe Parker Sunday’s Games 195507, Jennv Fenn 113, Do>ta ^ n n 1 p m — J e U at Chiefs, Channel 30 247-598, Tom Atamtan 226-581, William Both bowl games are on Jan. 1. with the Fiesta at Sun Detroit 60 (Lolmbeer 14), Philadelphia 54 Toronto at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. 205571, Chorlle Moselskv 200, Ruta Lorry Mowry 34-n— « (Barkley 17). Assists— Detroit 26 (Thomas 4 n!m. — Giants at Eagles, Channel 3 Bob Brue Oilhoun 204-561, Joe Paoololl 213-562, Devil Stadium in Tempe. Ariz.. and the Citrus at Winnipeg ot New York Rongers, 7:35 Urban 191-202-179-572, VIn Urbon H1- Charles Coodv 35-JJ— « flop Wemin John KozIckI W-232-20A642, Al Mnna 6), Philadelphia 17 (Askew 4). Total fouls— p.m. 559, CIndv Hurley 177-479, Undo Sko- 4 p m . — Sainta at 49era, W ELI-AM (960) Orlando. Fla. Detroit 26, Philadelphia 26. Technicals— Vancouver at Colgorv, 0:05 p.m. Gordon Jones 2 ^ 2 ^ KPV Moroz 202-W, JudUh Prague 224-579, Don Cockerhom 200, Mike glund 500, John KozIckI 209-559, Bernice 8 p . m . Raiders at Chargers. ESPN Vossallo 209, Mike Flellsteod 210-267- However, the Fiesta’s payoff for competing teams is Otrolt Illegal defense, Philadelphia Edmonton at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Whipple 192-479. Tommy Aaron 3634— 176351, Martha Grant 182, Corolvn Coach Guokos, luilmbeer. A— 1Z302. 8 p.m. — College football: Louisville at Memphis St., Ralph Terry 2^^f“2 Wilson 189-190-548, Mary Mumterd 186- 661. $2.1 million compared to the Citrus’ $1.1 million. Doiig Doldel 34-3^70 (t a p ^ ). SportsChannel .»4 » -m • f * « » e V AFC East logjam should give a little Sui^day Chalgers benefactors of scheduling format By Dave Goldberg NFL Roundup The Associated Press NFL Notes Tex Schramm, who has always seen the loophole in the NFL’s scheduling format, is afraid the San Diego Bv The Associated Press Chargers may slip through it this year. As it turns out, the biggest casualty o f Week Three, It’s happen^ before—as recently as last year, when the one canceled by the strike, was a Seahawks- Playing .500 ball is nothing to get excited about, the Kansas City Chiefs made it. This year, they’re Chargers game in San Diego. ’They meet again next except in the AFC Elast. demonstrating that making the playoffs with a much week in Seattle and if they finish in a tie, the winner of Thinking optimistically, Indianapolis, Miami, New softer schedule than anyone else is no guarantee of that game will win the division. There had been reports England, Buffalo and the New York Jets can boast continued strength. that in cases like that, the head-to-head matchup would about being in first place. Realistically, they’re all in “ It’s always been an uneven situation. It’s the way be dropped as the first tiebreaker. last place, too. with 4-4 records. the world is and you have to live with it,” says But Schramm says no. Something should give when the Indianapolis Colts Schramm, who among the many hats he wears is “ You can't just start changing after the fact,” she visit the Miami Dolphins Sunday. Meanwhile. New chairman of the rule-making competition committee, says. “ You’re better off letting nature take its course.’/ England is at home against Dallas, Buffalo visits which a decade ago came up with the format thatgives Cleveland and the Jets journey to Kansas City. a team that finishes fifth in its division a much easier Time is finally catching up with some post-30 “ We’re in first place and that’s the way we have to schedule than one, two, three or four, superstars — running backs and com er backs, who look at it,’’ defensive back Jerry Holmes of the Jets So here is San Diego, 7-1 and two games ahead of have taken one too many hits or made one too many said. “ Sure, we’re tied with fourotherteams, but we’re Seattle in the AFC West with a schedule that includes cut. right in there. ’The team that gets hot will win it and that Indianapolis twice, St. Louis and Tampa Bay while the Take 3S-year-old Walter Payton, who until this year means we have to get hot.” Seahawks must face, among others, the Bears and the had done a remarkable job of beating the clock as he In other Sunday games. Detroit is at Washington, Vikings. piled yards on to his record as the league’s all-time Houston at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles Rams at St. Louis. On ttie other hand. Tampa Bay has made the playoffs leading rusher. Tampa Bay at Minnesota, Cincinnati at Atlanta. Green in the past with a fifth-place finish and the Chiefs did it ' Payton is averaging just 2.7 yards a carry for the Bay at Seattle. New Orleans at San Francisco, New last year, facing the likes of the .(Ordinals, Bills twice Bears, is being superceded by Neal Anderson and will York Giants at Philadelphia and Los Angeles Raiders AP photo and Bucs rather than the Giants, Redskins and probably retire gracefully after the season, particu­ at San Diego at night. Cowboys like the rest of the AFC West. This year, with larly if Mike Ditka lets linn score a touchdown in the Chicago visits Denver Monday night. Quarterback Dan Fouts and his Charger help from an 0-3 strike team, the Chiefs are 1-7. Super Bowl instead of William Perry. Miami already has one victory over Indianapolis this teammates may slip into the NFL It’s also likely that Tony Dorsett, 33, will be phased season, but that came by replacements during the Despite rumors to the contrary, there will be no out in Dallas so Herschel Walker can get his hands on strike. playoffs this year thanks to their weak change in the tiebreaker system, which also could the ball 30 times a game, about three times more than Gary Hogeboom, who played during the strike but schedule. affect the Chargers and Seahawks. he does now. then suffered a rib injury, is back at quarterback for the Colts, who lost 16-13 to the red-hot Chargers last Sunday. nt)f-Fer-View Cobte ^ ta c u fa rf '“rhe only reason I’m going to go with Gary is that I ^ feel he’s physically able to go, because he was the THE WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION PRESENTS THE BIGGEST EVENT SINCE WRESTLEMANIAHI ! starter before he was injured — and because I feel he’s the best quarterback we have.” Colts Coach Ron Meyer said. Eric Dickerson will be making his second start for the Colts after being acquired from the Rams. He ran AP photo for 138 yards on 35 carries last Sunday but committeda 4 -4 key fumble in the loss to San Diego. The Jets’ Johnny Hector (34 ) is Stadium. The Jets, and tied with ’The Colts will try to stop Dan Marino, the NFL’s surrounded by Seattle defenders in their everyone else in the AFC East, play the top-rated passer, who has thrown TD passes in 28 game last Monday night at Giants' Kansas City Chiefs Sunday. straight games. With Tony Eason sidelined, Steve Grogan remains at quarterback for the Patriots, who have never beaten break a seven-game losing streak. Green Bay. 3-4-1. came close against Chicago the 4-4 Cowboys in five meetings. Dallas Coach Tom Washington was a loser last week to Philadelphia, Sunday, while Seattle. 5-3. was routed by the Jets. The Landry is talking about starting Steve Pelluer at but still leads the NFC East at 6-2. The Redskins are Seahawks could use a good game from QB Dave Krieg. quarterback in place of Danny White. heavily favored to beat Detroit, 2-6. which defeated Joe Montana’s status for San Francisco is ’The Buffalo-Oeveland contest shapes up as a Dallas last week. ’The Lions have lost all 13 meeting in questionable for the New Orleans game because of a passing duel between the former University of Miami the nation’s capital. swollen knuckle on his throwing hand. If he is out. Steve Live! N ovember 26,1987 • Richfield C oliseum • 7:30 PM • Pay-Per-View teammates Jim Kelly of the Bills and Bemie Kosar of Both Houston and Pittsburgh are 5-3. Oilers’ QB Young will start. ’The 49ers are 7-1. leading the NFC the Browns. Bills’ runningback Rob Riddick is out with Warren Moon can be interested in owning a share of a Cable Video Store Exclusive For more information can 649-3457 or 346-2635. whether he has definitely decided to Bidwill reportedly has been consider­ statUum. Bidwill said he began considering UNITED CABLE - SEE WHAT YOUVE BEEN MI88INQI m ove the NFL team from St. Louis, be ing Baltimore, Jacksonville, Phoenix “ Our primary interest is as a tenant,” leaving St. Louis three years ago, w ^ a ^ Memphis as possible new homes for he said. '"There are a combination of same asu nunsioa coaaouma \ replied, “ No. I can’t comment on that.” he decided that Busch Stadium bad ■1 w n u WKSIIMG FEDEROm' I He did say, however, that he bad the Cardinals. factors if we decide (to move) and the become inadequate. Yankees deal East appoints for Dotson hockey coach

By John Nelson The Associated Press By Lep Auster Manchester Herald NEW YORK — ’The New York Yankees acquired East Catholic High School has an ice hockey coach former 20-game winner Richard Dotson from the Chicago White Sox on Friday to help stabilize a this morning. s Joe Hubbuch, from Grosse Pointe, Mich., was named situation that forced the Yankees to use 15 different Friday as the Eagles’ new coach, it was announced by pitchers as starters in 1987. Director bf Athletics Tom Malin. ’The trade was the fifth between the two clubs in less The 25-year-old Hubbuch succeeds Dr. Vic Russo, than two years and Involved the fourth player — who stepped down in the fall after scrying as head pitcher Scott Nielsen — to be dealt from one of the coach for three years. Russo’s last team in 1986-87 teams to the other, then back again. ~ posted a 6-11 mark. ’The Yankees obtained Dotson and Nielsen by “ He is going to bring to us a very youthful, energetic sending outfielder Dan Pasqua, catcher Mark Salas coach.” Malin said of Hubbuch. and left-handed minor league pitcher Steve Rosenberg Hubbuch. who moved into the area only three weeks to Chicago. ago, heard about the opening and was one of 10 Besides Nielson, the two clubs have re-exchanged applicants for the position. “ I see itasagood challenge catcher Ron Hassey and minor leaguers Mike Soper for me. What I dobestis rebuilding hockey programs,” and Glen Braxton. Hassey. in fact, has gone from the Hubbuch said. Yankees to the White Sox to the Yankees to the White East in Bill Mannix’ final year, in 1983-84, won the Sox state Division TI championship. East, in Russo’s first “ i did mention to somebody today that I could be two years, were near the break-even point at 8-9-1 and back to the White Sox next week,” Dotson said 10-10-1, qualifying for state tournament action, before tongue-in-cheek from Reno. Nev. “ I ’ve played with a last year’s losing campaign. few of the guys who went back-and-forth.” APphM o How does Hubbuch describe his style? “ Very Lou Piniella. the Yankees manager last season who aggressive, hard hitting and defensive minded.” he ships in Wembley, England, Friday. was moved into the general ntanager’s spot on Oct. 19. answered; “ and verydisciplined. Iplan to carry thaton Ivan Lendl makes a return in his match called the right-hander Dotson a quality pitcher and Lendl won in three sets, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. here with the type of competition we’ll face.” against Paul Annacone at the Benson said he would “ make a significant contribution to our Hubbuch. according to Malin. coached various Dtvid Koot/MwwhMtar t and Hedges indoor tennis champion­ starting rotation in 1988.” hockey teams in the Michigan area since 1983. “ He’s a proven winner and. with his addition. I think Hubbuch said that his team two years ago won the we have greatly improved our staff,” Piniella said in a Michigan National Hockey League crown; that’s the . Closing In statement. elite travel league in Michigan. He coached at Jarryd, Lendl gain semifinals Dotson, 28, had an 11-12 record with a 4.17eamed run University Liggett School, a prep school, last season. Manchester High linebacker Chris at Memorial Field. The Indians’ game average this year in 31 starts. His best year was 1983 Hubbuch said he had his choice of taking the East Rossitto (61) starts to close the distance with East Hartford High has been with the White Sox when he had a 22-7 record. He fell to Catholic position, or returning to Michigan. ‘"The rescheduled Monday at 3 p.m. at Ted By Andrew Worshaw lapse after one vital point at the end “ It’s a very disappointing way to 14-15 in 1984 and was only 3-4 in 1985 when he underwent interest of Mr. Malin and the school swung me.” he between himself and Enfield ball carrier go out of a tournament — and this shoulder surgery in July. He was 19-17 in 1986. leading Knurek Memorial Field in East Hartford. The Associated Press of the second set. said. “ I ’m more of a career minded coach and I feel Ed Saunders In their game last weekend A On the 11th point of the tie­ was not just any tournament,” said the American League in losses. this is a step up as far as location. WEBIBLEY, England — Swed­ breaker, Jarryd’s service return Cash, who was appearing in Britain^ He missed four starts last season with a sore “ This could be a good area to output players with the en’s Anders Jarryd ousted Wim­ appeared to land well beyond the for the first time rince Wimbledon. shoulder. right attitude. I ’m not a recreational coach. I ’m out bledon champion Pat Cash 3-6,7-6, baseline, giving Cash match point. Jarryd, who was seeded No. 5.. “ I pulled a muscle in the back of my shoulder.” there to do one thing and that’s to win hockey games.” Games rescheduled Monday 6- 2 Friday in a controversy-niled But no call came from the line two places below Cash, said he was Dotson said. “ It was unrelated to the surgery. I made a Hubbuch said. quarterfinal nnatch at the |OT3,000 Judge, and, in his anger at umpire lucky to square the match but had start l^fore the season was over. ’There was no pain. I Hockey practice starts on Nov. 23. never played better than in the final Benson and Hedges indoor tennis Richard Kaufmann’s refusal to felt great.” Hubbuch is residing in Andover. If the weather that followed the at Ted Knurek Memorial Field in a Division will host No. 14 seeded championships. overrule, Cash was warned for set. ’The White Sox considered Pasqua the key to the deal. mid-week snowstorm holds, and the 3 p.m. start. Unbeaten East Ca­ Staples High of Westport at Memor­ Cash’s defeat also ended hopes of Earlier, Ivan Lendl, the woild’s uttering an expletive. The 26-year-old, left-handed hitting outfielder had 17 fields are clear, there will be pjenty tholic. 4-0,8-0 and the No. 1 team in ial Field at 2 p.m. while Coventry top-ranked player and the tourna­ ’The Australian won the next point a rematch with Ivan Lendl, the man homers and 42 RBI in 113 games last season, although of scholastic action on Monday with the unofficial coaches poll, will host High will host Charter Oak Confer­ Cash beat in the Wimbledon final in ment’s No. 1 s e ^ , outlasted Ameri­ of the tiebreaker but his spirit was he hit only .233. Pasqua was the Class AAA two high school football games and All Connecticut Conference rival ence rival East Hampton High in a can Paul Annacone 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to effectively broken and Jarryd won July. International League’s Rookie of the Year and Most two state girls’ soccer games on St. Bernard’s. 0-3, 3-5, at Mount Class S Division clash at 2 p.m. Lendl had to battle bard against Valuable Player ^ th Columbus in 1985, when he hit advance to the semifinals along the tie-breaker and took the final tap. Nebo at 3:30 p.m. The Coventry High boys’ soccer with France’s Henri Leconte, a 6-7, set easily. Annacone to earn his semifinal .321 with 18 homers and 69 RBI. Smith expected team, which won its tournament meeting with Leconte. “ We talked to different clubs about Richard Both games were originally sche­ 7- 6, 6-3 winner over sixth-seeded “ In my opinion, I won the match, The Manchester, High and East poener last Tuesday against Terro- Lendl, seeking his third Benson Dotson,” White Sox General Manager Larry Himes duled Friday night. Amos Mansdorf of Israel. unofficially at least,” a furious Catholic High football te^ms willbe ville. will, play the winner of f(ie and Hedges title in four years, was Jarryd’s semifinal opponent will Cash said. “ I can’t play much said in a statement. “ We finally decided it was in action Monday with the Indians. ’The two girls’ soccer games on Shepaug Valley-Cromwell game out of sync in the opening set be Switzerland’s Jacob Hlasek, who better than that.This could cost me extremely important for our club’s present and future 3-4-1. visiting CCC East Division tap Monday were originally sche­ that was scheduled to be played against Annacone, who played upset the second-seeded Miloslav an awful lot. It won’t cost the plans to obtain a young, left-handed power hitter like to say VConn’ leading East Hartford High School. duled last Wednesday. Manchester today. The date of that game is still solidly and gave nothing away. Mecir of Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 6-3. umpire anything.’’ Dan Pasqua.” 5-0 in the CCC East and 7-1 overall High, the No. 3 seed in the Class L to be announced. Hlasek played a brilliant all­ Cash was referring tohischances Lendl questioned several line The Yankees only two consistent starters in 1987 There’s a press conference scheduled Monday round game, never letting Mecir for marking the season-ending calls, argued with umpire Gerry were Rick Rhoden, 16-10 with a 3.86 ERA, and settle into his inventive artistry. He Masters Tournament in New York, Armstrong and had a heated 44-year-old Tommy John, 13-6 and 4.03. ’The Yankees night at Kolbe High School in Bridgeport where only wobbled when he got to match in which the world’s top eight exchange with the Wembley Arena team E ^ was 4.36, sixth in the American League. Chris Smith, one of the most touted schoolboy Bean retains golf lead In Hawaii point, missing four chances before players in the points standings take fans. Nielsen, 28, rejoins the Yankees after spending the basketball players in the country and tabbed the total into Saturday’s final round of reaching the semis on the fifth part. When the fans clapped slowly for 1987 season with the White Sox organization. He had a best in Connecticut, is expected to announce that KAPALUA. Hawaii (AP) — the PGA Tour. the chase for a $150,000 first prize. attempt. Cash was seventh coming into him, Lendl turned to a section of the 3-5 record and a 6.24 ERA in 19 games with Chicago and he wili sign a national letter of intent to attend the Defending champion Andy Bean But Lyle, a former British Open Cash had a semifinal place In his this event, but could now be crowd and shouted; “ You can clap was 3-4 and 3.97 with Hawaii of the Pacific Coast University of Connecticut. shot a 3-under-par 69 Friday for a champion from Scotland and the Lanny Wadkins. who played with I grasp but let his concentration overtaken. all you like. I ’ve got plenty of time. “ League. Nielsen went to the White Sox last Jan. 5 along Smith, a 6-foot-2 guard, has been No. 1 on one-stroke lead over Sandy Lyle 1984 winner of this title, made up ' Lyle and Bean in the final group, wlih ^ p e r for pitcher Pete Filson and infielder- UConn’s recruiting list and is expected to select after three rounds of the $^,000 two strokes over the last three holes was the only other man who outfielder Randy Velarde. UConn over two other Big East Conference Kapalua International Golf and finished with a 5-under-par 67. appeared to be in title contention. ’Hie rapid-fire trades between the two clubs began in schoois. Villanova and Boston Coilege. Tournament. Lyle made a birdie on the final hole. Wadkins had a 69 despite a balkly Georgia Tech star ruled Ineligible December 1985 when the Yankees sent Hassey and The news conference is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Bean was three shots clear of the Bean completed three rounds in putter., and was at 203, only three pitcher Joe Cowley to the White Sox for pitcher Britt the school library. field starting the third round of this 200, 16 shots under par and a Bums, ^ p e r and Braxton. Hassey originally came to tournament record. Lyle takes a 201 shots off the pace. ATLANTA (AP) - Riccardo tackier for the Yellow Jackets this copyright story that Ingram re­ A spokeswoman from the high school called" unofficial but coordinated event on Ingram’s football and baseball fall. “ I know I ’ve caused a great ceived at least $4,000 from Jim New York from the White l^ x’s crosstown rivals, the Friday morning to announce the press confer­ Cubs. career at Georgia Tech ended deal of embarrassment to Georgia Abemethy and Gary Wilson of ence. ’That almost makes it a certainty that Smith Atlanta and signed a representa­ Bums retired without ever throwing a pitch for the Friday after the star senior admit­ Tech. will join UConn’s already impressive recruiting GOLF ALL WINTER tion contract with them. Yankees. He had a degenerative hip condition. Potter an upset winner ted taking money from sports “ 1 tried to say ‘no’ but they kept list that includes 6-foot-ll center Dan Cyrullk out Waithor ParaMiiii A representation contract gives T w o months later, the Yankees reacquired Hassey agents and signing a representation telling me that it would be good for of Williamsville. N .Y. . and 6-foot-8 power forward me a ^ good for them. When I gave an agent the right to. represent the and three other players for pitcher Neil Allen, Braxton, pert in a three-set match. contract in violation ofNCAA rules. Tony Scott, called the 41st best recruit in the CHICAGO (AP) — Barbara Pot­ in, I knew I was doing something athlete when he turns professional. Scott Bradley and cash. ’Then, in July 1986, the Yankees Garrison, ranked ninth in the Athletic Director Homer Rice country by one recruiting combine, out of East ter, showing no ill affects from two TALLWOOD said the violations were reported to that wasn’t right. I felt guilty and Rice said the school will not sent Hassey, Carlos Martinez and a player to be named herniated discs, used her strong world, thus became the fifth-seeded Comitry Ctab scared,” be said. appeal to the NCAA to restore later back to the White Sox for ^ n Kittle, Wayne High School in Rochester. N.Y. player to be knocked out of the the NCAA and Ingram was de­ Smith was expected to wait until the April serve to beat fourth-seeded Zina^ clared ineligible for the remaining “ I admitted to taking the money Ingram’s eligiblity. Tolleson and Joel Skinner. Garrison, 6-3, 6-4, Friday and week-long event being held at the RL 85, Hebron signing period, but changed his mind after he said football games against Wake because I felt that the only way to Ingram, a native of Douglas, Ga., “ ’There are six or seven guys on the Yankees now that advance to the semifinals of the University of Illinois-Chicago he was comfortable with his decision. ’The NCAA Forest and Georgia, as well as for resolve this was to get it out in the had 79 tackles in eight games this I played with,” Dotson said, “ so I’ll feel pretty much at $150,000 Virginia Slims of Chicago Pavilion. season. He batted .426 with 17 home home.” week-long early signing period started last In a battle of unseeded players, 646>11S1 the 1968 baseball season. open.” tennis tournament. Winter Retee Starting A contrite Ingram issued a ’The school did not reveal the runs and 99 runs batted in last Salas. 26, who came to New York from Minnesota Wednesday. Also advancing was teen-ager the 16-year-old Zvereva rallied statement of apology. names of the sports agents or the spring for Tech’s Atlantic Coast June 6 in the Joe Niekro trade, had a combined .250 Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet from a first-set loss to beat Mon., Nov. 16 " I ’m very sorry for what I did,” amount of money Involved, but’The Conference champion baseball average, six homers and 21 RBI with the two clubs. For Union, who outlasted Kate Gom- Gompert, of Rancho Mirage, Calif. said the defensive back, the leading AHanta Constitution reported in a team. New York, he hit .200 with three homers and 12 RBI. I'l CELTICS STILL UNBEATEN

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BOSTON (AP) - Larry Bird scored 34 points, Danny Ainge 28 and Dennis Johnson 23 F^day night as the unbeaten Boston Celtics rallied for their fifth NBA victory, 128-114 over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Jolted by a 22-6 Cleveland run at the end of the first period and at the outset of the second period, the Celtics fought back to beat the Cavaliers for the 23rd consecutive time since 1978 in Boston Garden. Boston narrowed an 11-point deficit to 64-58 at halftime, survived another burst that boosted the Cavaliers’ lead to 74-64 in the third period and then took charge. Johnson, held to six points in the first half, scored 11 points and Bird nine in leading ttie comeback. Boston outscored Cleveland 34-26 for a 92-90 lead after three quarters. Helped by rookie Mark Acres, who scored eight points in the final period, the Celtics pulled away from a 104-104 tie on Johnson’s 16-foot shot with just under seven minutes remaining. Acres scored after a pass from Ainge. Johnson drove for a layup and Robert Parish stole the ball and ran half the court for another layup, completing a decisive eight-point run. Johnson finished with 13 .. « Cleveland. 1-3, was led by Dell Curry with 25 points, Phil Hubbard with 23 and Brad Daugherty with 22. Pistons 113, 76ers 94 PmLADELPHIA (AP) — Vinnie Johnson came off the bench to score 27 points, including 23 in the first half, and Bill Laimbeer sparked a third-quarter surge as the Detroit Pistons defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 113-94 in an NBA game Friday night.

points helpMlUK Pistons to a 55-53 halftime iead.