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Bv The Associated Press The body of a 67-year-old New York state man was discovered in his snowbound car on Interstate 95 in Norwalk Friday, nearly half a day after a winter storm had finished dumping up to a foot of snow on Connecticut, state police said. State police spokesman Lt. Edward Dailey said the body of Arthur Young of Rye, N.Y., was found by his son at about 1; 30 p.m. near the Norwalk-Darien border and exit 13. Young didn’t return home from his Westport [ft workplace Thursday evening and his son retraced his usual route Friday before finding the car three- quarters buried in a snowbank, Dailey said. It was the only storm-related death reported on Connecticut roads. Meanwhile, shelters for the homeless in the state braced for bitterly cold temperatures Friday as forecasters predicted overnight lows of 10 to IS with a wind chill factor down to 30 below zero. !CIM Saturday’s high was expected to be just 15 degrees, the National Wedther Service said. Residents continued digging out from a major winter stohn that dumped up to a foot of snow on te state Thursday. Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks opened one runway early Friday and resumed full air carrier operations, airport manager Robert Juliano said. The second main runway, used in case of wind shifts, was opening Friday afternoon. About 350 passengers spent Thursday night stranded at Bradley, and not until Newark International reopened at 1:30 p.m. Friday could Holiday, AP photo Continental and People Express airlines resume direct ROLLER COASTER — Traders flash hand signals Friday during the closing flights to there, Juliano said. seconds of trading in the Standard & Poors Fortune 500 futures pit at the “I read a whole book,” Janet Pina of Chicago said Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Stock prices careened like a wild roller Friday morning, 24 hours after becoming stranded at coaster, surging to unprecedented levels, then plunging, in record-heavy Bradley. volume that marked one of the most volatile days in Wall Street history. Story Tam to page J on page 10. anrhratrrManchester — A City of Village Charm Hrralft

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By The Associated Press The body of a 67-year-old New York state man was discovered in his snowbound car on Interstate 9S in Norwalk Friday, nearly half a day after a winter storm had finished dumping up to a foot of snow on Connecticut, state police said. State police spokesman Lt. Edward Dailey said the body of Arthur Young of Rye, N.Y., was found by his son at about 1:30 p.m. near the Norwalk-Darien border and exit 13. Young didn’t return home from bis Westport workplace Thursday evening and his son retraced his usual route Friday before finding the car three- quarters buried in a snowbank, Dailey said. It was the only storm-related death reported on Connecticut roads. Meanwhile, shelters for the homeless in the state braced for bitterly cold temperatures Friday as forecasters predicted overnight lows of 10 to 15 with a wind chill factor down to 30 below zero. Saturday’s high was expected to be just 15 degrees, the National WeOther Service said. Residents continued digging out from a major winter storm that dumped up to a foot of snow on te state Thursday. Bradley International A'irport in Windsor Locks opened one runway early Friday and resumed full air carrier operations, airport manager Robert Juliano said. The'second main hinway, used in case of wind shifts, was opening Friday afternoon. About 350 passengers spent Thursday night stranded at Bradley, and not until Newark International reopened at 1:30 p.m. Friday could Holiday. AP photo Continental and People Express airlines resume direct r o l l e r c o a s t e r — Traders flash hand signals Friday during the closing flights to there, Juliano said. seconds of trading in the Standard & Poors Fortune 500 futures pit at the “I read a whole book,” Janet Pina of Chicago said Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Stock prices careened like a wild roller Friday morning, 24 hours after becoming stranded at coaster, surging to unprecedented levels, then plunging, in record-heavy Bradley. volume that marked one of the most volatile days in Wall Street history. Story Tarn to page 3 on page 10. Whalers are back on top 'MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Francis scores twice in 3-2 victory... page 56 SNAni by Bnie* ■••m* t I rfi . '.S/ ■ m O ’Neill seeks boost in funds 1-95 commuter found to combat drug use in state buried in a snowbank HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Wil­ liam A. O’Neill on Friday proposed Continued from page 1 a 50 percent increase to $28.3 Mendes said all volunteers and staff were being placed on call for the million in Connecticut’s war on Around 5 inches of snow fell along the weekend in case they’re needed to work drugs and called for an emphasis on coast Thursday, 7 to 10 inches blanketed at any of Bridgeport’s four homeless education "so there is no longer a central portions of the state and around shelters. market for drugs in our state.’’ a foot covered the northwest hills. Michael Cordelli, coordinator of com­ Federal anti-drug funding to the Elsewhere, 10 to 12 inches fell in north munity services at the Red Cross in state would increase from $4.9 central Connecticut and 6 to 7 inches in Stamford, said cots and blankets have million to $10.9 million, while the reatment accumulated in northeastern Connecti­ state’s share would grow from $13.9 T ’ cut, according to the National Weather been loaned to the Salvation Army and million to $17.4 million for a total Service. other organizations. anU-drug budget of $28.3 million in $-2,80a 0Qi Gov. William A. O’Neill’s office said ‘”This is the kind of situatibn they’re the 1987-88 fiscal year. there were no plans to make any designed to deal with anyway,” said O’Neill would add $3 million for 20/ INCREASl arrangements at the state level in Margaret Leicach, president of the law enforcement, including more anticipation of the cold weather. Connecticut Coalition for the Homeless The IRS wants nne to pay tax on the OUTPATIENT S| in Hartford. prosecutors and another narcotics In Hartford and New Haven, officials 50 billion doiiars I made iast year.” NEW BEDS FC squad with state and local police, declared day-long parking bans Friday "Demand doesn’t go up as much as d e p e n d e n t tighter controls on certain prescrip­ \ so that crews could clear roads of ice people think when the weather gets cold. tion drugs, mandatory prison terms AND ADULTS and snow. Around the state shelters for I’m not aware of any special problems last night or tonight.” Connecticut Weather of at least five years for those who COMPREHENsi homeless people placed staffs on sell the cocaine derivative “ crack” drug PROCm standby anticipating heavy demand. Jane Latus Jones of the Connecticut Red Cross in Farmington said her and two years for selling drugs to d efen d er s “ Last night the Salvation Army ' those under 18 or within 1,000 feet of shelter was over capacity at 5 p.m. ’That agency helped operate shelters ’Thurs­ Central, Eastern interior and Southwest interior: P R ^ a school. could be expected again this weekend.” day night in Hartford and at Bradley Mostly sunny, blustery and very cold today with highs In the area of drug treatment, said Paul Mendes, director of emer­ International Airport. She said the Red 10 to 15. Wind west iO to 20 mph. Bitter cold and clear O’Neill would set aside an addi­ N gency services for the Red Cross in Cross was remaining on standby Friday tonight with lows zero to 10 below. Sunny Sunday tional $2.8 million to expand out­ Bridgeport. night. morning, increasing cloudiness during the afternoon patient programs, increase coun­ and still very cold. Highs IS to 20. )00 seling in prisons and set up a West coastal and East coastal: Mostly sunny, program for drug-dependent peo­ i SIS'. blustery and very cold today with highs in the middle ple who have AIDS. Squall, cold trail storm teens. Wind west 10 to 20 mph. Bitter cold tonight with The additional $3.7 million for clear skies. Lows 5 to 10. Increasing cloudiness and education would be u.sed to estab­ By George Layng cold Sunday with highs 20 to 25. curred ’Thursday, Manchester police lish drug education classes at all Herald Reporter said Friday. Eariier in the day. officials Northwest hills: Mostly sunny, blustery and very grade levels in every public school cold today with highs 5 to 10. Wind west 10 to 20 mph. AP photo had reported two deaths resulting from in the state, a network of drug A squall blew through the Manchester Thursday’s storm. The second death, Extremely cold under clear skies tonight. Lows 10 to 15 prevention services for young peo­ Gov. William A. O ’Neill answers a question at a news area early Friday night, but it was just a attributed to cardiac arrest, had nothing below zero. Mostly sunny and very cold Sunday with ple and more counseling for those in highs 10 to 15. ghost of the storm that dumped several to do with the snow, police said. college, a program aimed at conference in Hartford Friday where he said he will ask inches into Connecticut Thursday. A parking ban imposed by Manches­ educating those in the workplace the Legislature for $9.5 million to step up the state's war The white dusting, which came as and a drug hotline. ter police when snow began to fall on drugs. At left is U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy. temperatures dropped, wasn’t enough "W e will leave no stone unturned ’Thursday was lifted at noon on Friday. Lottery Winners to require plowing. But town highway in prosecuting pushers, treating Basketball games scheduled to be department trucks were sanding roads victims of substance abuse and played Friday evening by Bolton and educator realizes the waste of committee, said he was happy educating our people so there is no throughout the evening. Snow that had Coventry high schools and Howell Connecticut daily Friday; OM. Play Four: «tS7. youth." O'Neill had recognized that "w e’re longer a market for drugs in our melted during the day was frozen again Cheney Regional Technical School were Connecticut Friday Lotto: 2-10-12-24-ll-n . U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy not going to be able to deal with this state," the governor said at a news by evening, making some streets slick. canceled. Jr., another member of the com­ problem strictly through law conference in his office. Manchester police said there were a The weekend should be free of snow, Hsrald photo by Pinto mittee. said recent decreases in enforcement.” Eileen M. Daily, first selectwo- number of fender-benders, ahd one but very cold and windy, according to drug prices have made drug “ People right now want drugs. man of Westbrook and co­ accident at the comer of Hilliard and Super snowman Index available to more people. ’Through education and through the National Weather Service in Wind­ chairwoman of the Governor’s Adams streets during rush hour that "B y cutting down on the demand treatment, hopefully we’ll be able sor Locks. Forecasters are calling for Action Committee on Drug Educa­ resulted in minor injuries. Coventry Getting into the Super Bowl spirit, this 6-foot snowman built by (through education), it will make it to cut the demand,” Bucci said. temperatures to reach to only 5 to 10 tion, said teachers she had spoken police said there was one fender-bender Rick Goslee on Cottage Street In Manchester gets ready to root Advice ^ much more difficult for the pushers O’Neill proposals will be included degrees during the day and drop to zero .10 Local news. J3-6 to endorsed the program. in their town Friday evening. Bolton Business _ to sell drugs,” Twardyraid. in his 1987-88 budget, which he will to 5 below at night. for the New York Giants. Most people In the Manchester area are Opinion. ‘ "rhey can’t teach students who Churches . Bridgeport Mayor ‘^omas W. give to the General Assembly on was quiet, state police said.' SundaV should be warmer but cloudy, Senior Citizena. are on drugs," she said. "E very pulling for the Giants, who will play the Denver Broncos Sunday Classified . Sports______Bucci, the other co-chairman of the Feb. 4. Only one storm-related death oc­ with temperatures hitting the mid-20s. in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. Comics U.S./Wortd. Connecticut _ Weekend Plus Magazine Entertainment. .37 Pullout 21-30 Iran weapons undersold to CIA New storm hits Midwest; nation in deep freeze By The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The TOW anti-tank m issiles and agency paid $12.2 million to the “ The road crews need to get as much shelters filled to capacity. skin. In Chicago, where the temperature Pentagon charged the Central $4,325,837 for spare parts for Hawk Pentagon for the missiles it sold to of the snow off the highways before the MaivlipBtrr HrraUt Warnings of a hard freeze were posted was 1 degree above zero, the wind chill Intelligence Agency a cut-rate air-defense missiles. Iran. Sims said Friday he did not A new storm socked the Great Lakes temperatures drop into the single digits on Friday with snow and wind that for Friday night for northern Florida. index stood at minus 33. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 08 price for the anU-tank missiles that Instead, the Pentagon should know how Casey had reached that tonight,” said Maryland State Police shoved wind-chill readings to as low 70 ’Thursday’s chill temperatures did not In northern Indiana, blowing and Penny M. Sleffert. Publisher were sold to Iran last year, have assessed the CIA $14,257,392, figure, but said it was in error and spokesman Chuck Jackson. extend in citrus regions. undervaluing the weapons by al­ below zero, while a cold wave meant drifting^now shut down some highways. the audit found. ’The difference of that the correct amount was $11.7 “ We’re concerned that the tempera­ Meanwhile, in eastern North Carol­ D o u g in A Bevin* Shaldon Cohen most $2.6 million, defense officials more misery for cities from the Gulf South B«nd accumulated 9.1 inches of $2,557,392 resulted from a failure to million. ture is going to drop and we’re going ina, where the snows were replaced by n , . _ Execullvo Editor Composing Manager acknowledged Friday. Coast to New England digging out from snow by 7 a.m. as temperatures across assess standard packing, crating Offering new revelations about have the whole metropolitan area turn heavy rains, five river basins were Denlio A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard An internal investigation of the and handling fees and the use of a a major blast of ice and snow. into an ice-skating rink,” said Boston the state dropped to their lowest levels Advertising Director Prenroom Manager the internal transactions between above flood stage, and flooding was of the season. Mark F. Abraltls J n n n e O. Fromerth affair also concluded, however, single, common fee for different the Pentagon and CIA. Sims also Armies of plows and salt-spreaders police Lt. Gerald Burke. deployed along the Eastern Seaboard to expected over the weekend. Bualnen Manager Circulation Manager that the mistake — by the Army — vintage missiles, the audit found. disclosed that the TOW missiles Low temperatures reported today in clear highways and runways buried by But winter’s worst Friday came in the A midmorning temperature of 2, plus was inadvertent, and that there is ’The official confirmation that the were of two different vintages. the South and along the East Coast Publlshad dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the the storm which was bora in the Gulf of Great Lakes region, where icy winds a westerly wind of 21 mph. created a Manchester Publlahing Co.. ia Bralnard Ptace. Manchnter. no evidence to support allegations 2,008 TOW missiles sold to Iran in included 7 degrees in Florence, Ky.; 9 in moving across the warmer waters wind chill of 30 below in Indianapolis. Conn. 06040. Second c la n paatsge paid at Manchester. Conn. the Pentagon and CIA conspired to 1986 were undervalued is conUined Mexico on Wednesday night, became a Bluefleld, W.Va.; 13 in Crossville, blizzard in New England on Thur^ay churned up snowstorms from Michigan Postmaster Send addrsn ch an gn to the Martcheater Herald. undervalue the weapons to produce in an unclassified summary of an Tenn.; 16 in Clayton, Ga.; 17 in to Indiana. Temperatures across all of Wisconsin P.O. Box SOI. Manchester. Conn. 06040. bigger profits upon resale to Iran, internal audit, ordered by Defense night and moved into Canada on Friday Memphis. Tenn.; 20 in Muscle Shoals were below zero Friday morning for the If you don't rscehrs your Herald by S p.m. weekdays or 7:30 For the Record Northwesterly winds gusting to 47 the officials said. morning. first time this winter as cold air pushed a m. Saturdays, plean telaphone your carrier. If you're urtable Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger in Ala.; 23 in Atlanta; 27 in Mobile, Ala. mph knifed across Michigan. In Sault It left behind up to 20 inches of snow, in from Canada. It was 24 below at to reach your carrier, call aubecribar aervlee at 047-0640 by 0 Moreover, the Defense Depart­ December and conducted by the Brisk breezes created wind chill Ste. Marie, where temperatures fell to p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester forced schools to close from Mississippi Superior, 14 below at Wausau, 8 below in ment intends to approach the CIA Arm y’s inspector general. Gail A. Matthew, 27, of 98 factors that made it feel like 17 below in 20 below early Friday, the wind-chill Suggeatsd carrier ra tn are $1.60 weekly. $6.50 for one soon for an additional payment to to Maine, stymied travelers and brought Charleston, W.Va., and 10 degrees in Madison and 4 below in Milwaukee. month. $10.26 for three months. $36.80 for six months and ’The complete, classified audit Strickland St., Manchester, factor was 60 below to 70 below, said the much of the work of the federal Readings in Minnesota ranged from $77.00 for one year. Mall ra tn are available on request. cover the full value of the TOW was provided to Weinberger earlier pleaded guilty in Manchester Su­ inland South Carolina. Snow continued National Weather Service. Ten to 20 government to a halt. The storm was 15 below in the south to around 35 below T o plaee a clanifled or display adverdaement. or to rsport a anti-tank missiles, said Robert Friday, and he ordered the docu­ perior Court ’Thursday to two Friday in the mountains of West inches of snow was expected by Friday news Kern, story or picture Id n . call 643-2711 . Office hours are blamed for 16 deaths. in the north. Sims, the Pentagon’s chief ment forwarded to Congress and an counts of misconduct with a motor Virginia, and heavy snow warnings night in the Upper Peninsula. 6:30 a m to 6 p m. Monday through Friday. spokesman. unclassified version released to Temperatures dropped in parts of the were posted for parts of Pennsylvania, The Manchester Herald Is a membat of the Aaaoclalad Pran. vehicle and one count of drunken Blowing snow and cold turned many The frigid snap created the busiest ’The internal audit found that the news organizations, Sims said. Deep South as soon as the skies cleared Ohio and Maryland. the Audit Bureau of CIreulallona and the New England driving. The charges were listed county roads in east-central Illinois into day of the winter for the American Newspaper Association. Army charged the CIA roughly CIA Director William J. Casey there Thursday, and extreme cold Relief agencies in Savannah, Ga., incorrectly in Friday’s Manchester solid sheets of ice, police said. Automobile Association in Minnesota. $11.7 million — $7,374,163 for 2,008 began moving into the Northeast on unaccustomed to such chilly tempera­ had previously told reporters his Herald. At midmorning, the temperature was The auto club was receiving 200 to 250 Friday. In some states, officials again tures, opened emergency shelters for zero in Decatur, but northwest winds calls an hour from people who couldn’t urged motorists to stay off the roads. the homeless after the city’s existing made it feel like 34 below zero on bare get their cars started Friday morning Union predicts - it Bolton man wins Study points out ‘crying heed’ victory in vote $15,000 In lottery at New Seasons for better transportation services BOLTON — A factory worker has won 915,000 By John Mitchell numbers of clients are increasing. in the Connecticut lottery’s “Win for Life” and establishing a central informa­ Herald Reporter Some of the agencies that offer tion center for all transportation By John F. Kirch game, and the money will help him and his transportation are the American Herald Reporter . services east of the river. “Many fiancee get settled when they get married later A community transportation Cancer Society, the American Red agencies didn’t know others needed this year, his mother said Friday. study commissioned by the Man­ Cross, New Seasons Inc. and Time transportation.” he said. A union official predicted Friday that employees of Trent Reopell, 30, of Camp Meeting Road, chester Human Services Depart­ Out for Parents. ’The study also recommended New Seasons Inc. of Manchester would vote won the third prize in a drawing Thursday at ment documents poor services, Half the current fleet of vehicles creating a centralized fleet of three overwhelmingly in favor of union representation in equipment that must be replaced, used for these types of services next week’s election. the Hartford Civic Center. His mother. back-up vehicles; setting up an Katherine, said she and his father were in the and a shortage of resources. should be replaced today, Phillips on-call pilot project with a taxi for The vote is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday at the ‘”There’s a crying need out there said. New Seasons day-care center on Garden Grove Road. audience when his name was picked. agencies that need to transport for a coordination of transportation Phillips said the agencies asked people on an immediate basis; and If the workers approve, two separate bargaining units “He was so excited. He said, ‘Mom, I almost services,” said John Post, a for more night and weekend servi­ would be created. cried,”’ she said. beginning discussions with town human-services analyst for the ces, more daytime transportation and non-profit private transporta- The first would cover house managers, licensed Reopell works for Keeny Manufacturing in town, speaking at a Manchester for the elderly, more rides for practical nurses and habilitation specialists. The ' tion providers on the feasibility of Newington. He has played the lottery occas- Community Services Council lun­ out-of-town residents to Manches­ ' an intertown cooperative or consol­ second unit would also represent habilitation special­ sionally, his mother said. After the drawing, he cheon meeting ’Thursday at South ter, and more rides to out-of-town idated system. ists, as well as nurse’s aides. iMught his parents a dozen instant lottery United Methodist Church. locations. ’The agencies also called Habilitation specialists are aides that perform many Phillips conceded that there may tickets, one of which won them 92. “A real serious discussion has to for decreasing their staff car use be problems with insurance for duties, including recreation therapy for mentally begin,” said Tom Phillips. Hart­ for transportation, and a townwide retarded patients. Reopell, one of 20 finalists from around the vehicles. But, he added, “People state, has no immediate plans for the money, ford’s transportation coordinator, on-call system. ‘ find ways to get around it.” All together, about 30 employees are eligible for who conducted the study. ‘”nie Herald photo by Pinto but his mother said the winnings will be helpful Agency representatives com­ “I think the issues are very clear unionization. However, because workers have had to need is going to continue to grow.” plained about poor services for be employed at New Seasons since Dec. 5 to be eligible when he gets married later this year. ' at this point,” said Hanna Marcus, Pedestrians were few and far between the next storm comes, some walks may Phillips said that 36 town agen­ Medicaid clients. Agencies that do director of human services for the to vote, only 25 employees will be eligible to cast secret cies responded to the survey, about offer transportation lack expertise ballots Monday. on downtown Main Street Thursday town. She suggested that a task remain unshoveled, because merchants two-thii^s of those polled. All saw in managing their programs, they force be created under the Com­ “ 1199 expects fully to win the election,’’ said afternoon, but one man was getting report that their supplies of snow the need for special transportation said. ’They also complained about Jonathan Rosenblum, an organizer for the New munity Services Council to further ready for the big snowfall by pulling a shovels and snow blowers sold out this for those with limited or no the limited in-town service that study the report before the momen­ England Health Care Employees Union, District 1199. alternatives. Specifically. Phillips Connecticut Transit offers east of Rosenblum and three New Seasons employees made snow blower down the sidewalk. When week. tum of its meaning is lost. said, the study referred to the the Connecticut River. Eleanor Coltman, president of the prediction during a news conference outside the elderly, disabled and poor, who “You can do some things short day-care center Friday. A light snow fell as the union the council, said she had reserva­ must rely on public transportation term and you can do some things tions about forming a task force officials outlined possible contract proposals and Manchester for work, shopping and medical long term to get things moving in criticized management for disrespecting employees. Good luck if you’re shopping because it’s so hard to recruit Monday trips. town,” Phillips told the group. volunteers. Betty Clark, a habilitation specialist, said employees ’The study showed that roughly His long-term suggestions in­ will look for better wages, job security, improvements Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. She said an executive council Advisory Board of Health, Lincoln Center gold room, 9290,000 a year is spent on 114,000 cluded having agencies form a meeting on Feb. 3 will look into the in the home’s health insurance, a clos^ union shop, a one-way passenger trips, using a consortium for sharing resources. better retirement plan and respect from management. for shovels, blowers or salt 4; 30 p.m. study. Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing combined fleet of 31 vehicles for However, higher wages may be hard to get because Bv John F. Kirch Many people were left stranded on about 1,500 people. of the company’s relationship with the state. New company, said she purchased a room, 7 p.m. Herald Reporter snow-covered roads and still others Hartford distributor’s last few Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Center. 7:30 Most of the money for this Seasons is a private, non-profit group that is funded were stuck in their driveways after transportation comes from the totally through the state Department of Mental dozen shovels just before the storm. p.m. For all those people who still the storm. To make sure she got them all, she Board of Education, Bennet Junior High School, 7:30 state, Phillips said. He said that 28 Retardation, which sets the wages it can pay don’t have a snow shovel, snow Hardware store managers said sent an employee into Hartford p.m. percent of the agencies said the employees. blower or rock salt — good luck. they are ordering more shipments Company officials have said that starting employees rather than wait for the distribu­ Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, district Managers at Manchester hard­ of winter items, but they’re not sure tor’s delivery truck to drive firehouse. 7:30 p.m. at New Seasons make close to 96 an hour, while the ware stores reported a run on snow when they will get them. Coventry pupils . average for a state health employee is 98.50. Jhrpugh the snow. Tuesday gear durieg Itersd ay ’s stomn, the “U cal suppliers won’t have AlKthe store owners and manag­ Building Committee. Municipal Building coffee Belle Fine, the executive director and president of worst to hit Connecticut so far this them (shovels) for the rest of the win for posters New Seasons, said that the group has supported efforts ers agreed that this year’s sales in room, 7:30 p.m. winter. Most said they were out of year,” Conyers said. snow-related items have been Pitkin Glass Works Inc., Lincoln Center gold room by the Connecticut Association of Rehabilitation snow blowers and were low on Bob Dorin, the manager of 7:30 p.m. COVENTRY — Fire Marshal Facilities, a lobbying group, to increase wages for much greater than last year, when Richard J. Cooper has announced CUSTOM shovels and rock salt. Manchester Hardware Inc. on Main Connecticut had less snow that Martin Luther King Day celebration. Center Church DESIGN workers in the private health sector. But the group is “Snow shovels, Ican’t get them.” Street, said people were buying usual. 7; 30 p.m. the local winners of this year’s Fire unable to increase wages on its own will because of the said Scott A. Taylor, the manager shovels before employees could put One manager said that last year’s ’Hinrsday Prevention Poster Contest: Mat­ restraints put on it by the state, company officials have ' of Blish Hardware Co. on Main them on display. “It was awful,” thew Loftus, a fourth-grader at said... . sales represented only about 5 Judge’s hours. Probate Court,|}uilding, 6:30 p.m. Street. “I’ve sold 20 or so since Dorfp .said.' “I| .was like the , penilM of t)ke sales he has already , Coventry. Grammar School, and District ll99’s Rosienbluih uidtheunion realizes this Democratic Town (fommittee, Lincoln Center, Heather Moll, a fifth-grader at yesterday (Thursday.’’ hurricane and baM ri^.’’ ' made this year for shovels, snow hearing room. 7:30 p.m. and wants to work with management to increase the “We have some salt left, but Dorin said he couldn’t find rock blowers and melting salt. Capt. Nathan Hale School. pay. He and others said that if workers unionize, it will probably not by the end of the day.” salt anywhere, but he had enough The winning posters for the help them pressure the state. “You have to say it was an said Robert J. Conyers, the man­ shovels in stock. increase in sales,” England said. Andover fourth- and fifth-grade students “There are 36 employees here; the state won’t listen ager and co-owner of Conyers Also well stocked were the now go to judging on the county O L D C O LD to 36 employees,” Clark said. “But with 1199 we are “Last year was a drag — nothing Monday level. ’Two county winners from AND Hardware on Tolland Turnpike. England Hardware stores on West happened.” Recreation Commission. Town Office Building, 7-30 part of the 15,000 workers (the union represents in As up to 12 inches of snow fell in Middle ’Turnpike and at Bolton each grade will be chosen by April JEWELRY Connecticut).’’. - “ It (the snow) may be bad for p.m. 15, and a statewide winner will be PURCHASES the Hartford area Tliursday night, Notch. someqMbple,” Dorin said. “But it’s Aside from the pay issue, though, workers said they residents rushed to get shovels. Ann England, co-owner of the nice for the hardware stores.” chosen from those finalisU. ’The needed a union to counter what they described as Bolton state winner will be used to promote management’s disrespect toward employees. Em­ fire prevention throughout Connec­ ployees are often given written warnings or fired Monday ticut. Cooper said. without an explanation from their supervisors, Clark Purdy Corp. buys land next door Public Building Commission, Community Hall The statewide fire prevention said. fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. poster contest is a cooperative ’’That’s not true,” Fine said. Employees are Community Hall Advisory Committee. Community effort of the Bureau of the State Bv John F. Kirch the building and expanding to the any site plan proposals for the land. Hall, 8 p.m. disciplined based on a four-step procedure outlined in Herald Reporter Fire Marshal and Safety Services, rear. If Purdy expands its building, it Senior Citizens’ Committee. Bentley Memorial the Connecticut Fire Marshals’ the employee’s manual. Fine said. In September 1985, while the She said employees receive counseling, an oral would need a special exception Library, 7:30 p.m. Association, the State Board of ’The Purdy Corp. of Manchester, company held an option to buy the from the Pianning and Zoning Wednesday warning and then two written warnings before they are which has talked about expanding Education, the Connecticut Fire fired. The only time someone is terminated imme­ land from Ansaidi, the Planning Commission, which could be Conservation Commission, Inland Wetlands Com­ Chiefs’ Association and the Connec­ its 59,000-square-foot plant at Hil­ and Zoning Commission approved a granted only after a public hearing. mission, Herrick Memorial Park, 7:30 p.m. AT YOUR diately, Fine said, is when their actions threaten the liard and Adams streets, purchased ticut FAIR Plan, representing the health of the center’s clients. zone change for the 12 acres from Company officials could not be insurance industry. a large chunk of land off Adams residential to Industrial use. reached for comment Friday Meanwhile, workers questioned whether manage­ Street Dec. 31 from the Andrew ’That zone change proposal met Coventry ment would recognize the union if workers vote for afternoon. SERVICE Ansaidi Co. for 9425,000. town land with fierce opposition from resi­ representation Monday. Rosenblum said that manage­ Purdy first moved to Hilliard Monday The world’s busiest spaceport is records show. dents who complained that an Plesetsk, a military facility set ment has engaged in “union-busting techniques” by Although the actual acreage of industrial zone near their homes Street in 1951, according to records Steering-Liaison Committee. Town Office Building Our trademark is your marantee of quality intimidating some employees. at the town assessor’s office. The 7:30 p.m. among forests, lakes and peat bogs the three parcels is not given, would hurt their property values. 500 miles north of Moscow. and expertise in all ofMichaels services. Fine denied those charges. “They are free to do what planning officials said today that The residents added that they company expanded in 1974 and Planning and Zoning Commission, Inland Wetlands they want to do,” she said. again in 1981. Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. the acquisition puts the company in would not have moved into the Tnesday She said the group’s board of directors would have to control of an estimated 12 acres to neighborhood had they known An 81-by-120-foot addition is decide whether to recognize the union. Fine, who is a Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, 7- 30 EMERGENCY the south and southwest of its about Purdy’s plans. under construction at the back of p.m. non-voting member on the eight-member panel, said building. Fire — Police — Medical Planning Director Mark Pelle­ the building, records show. Last Veterans’ Memorial Committee, Town Office that if workers approve union representation, she Officials of Purdy, a manufac­ grini said Friday that company year, the company received a Jewelers Since 1885 would recommend that the board recognize District Building, 7:30 p.m. turer of aircraft engine parts, have officials have not talked to him variance from the Zoning Board of Ilniraday DIAL 911 BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN 1199. talked about making additions to recently,.nor have they submitted Appeals to build the addition. . In Manchester MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 p m MichaslsCDdrge/Mastei Card/ViSci/Amerbribery in Church of Enfield. Jack Vittner of Manchester; 14 1986, 346 or 55.4 percent passed all Of 223 students on at least their connection with allegations of municipal corruption in He Is survived by his wife, Mary grandchildren; and six great­ Association. three sections; 279 or 44.6 percent second try, 85 passed, or 38 percent. Enfield. Ann (Carson) Custer; a son, Carl grandchildren. failed at least one section. Of 21 minority students who took W. Custer; three daughters, Sheila Leonard J. Anderson Sr. Students must either pass the test the test for the first time, seven They and four other people, including a former Services will be held Monday at AP photo chairman of the Enfield Planning and Zoning Burnham of Santa Barbara, Calif., or have scored at least 1,000 on the passed. Eva M. Custer of Hartford and 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral The funeral for Leonard John Commission, were arrested after a grand jury Home, Elm Street, Rocky Hill. Anderson Sr. of 31 Phelps Road, investigation was conducted by Hartford Superior Carol L. Davis of West Springfieid; In Its wake his mother, Mary (McGlynn) Cus­ Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial who died Friday, will be Monday at Court Judge John M. Alexander between October 1985 Park, Rocky Hill. Calling hours are 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral and December 1986. ter of Manchester; three brothers, An unidentified Wethersfield resident uses a snow blower Friday to Raymond J . Custer of North Myrtle Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be at The affidavits supporting the arrest warrants for Memorial donations may be the convenience of the family. clear walks in the aftermath of a heavy winter storm that swept across Seader and Ellis contained some of the information Beach, S.C., Oiarles W. Custer of Manchester and Howard C. Custer made to the charity of the donor’s Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to4 Connecticut Thursday. Up to 12 inches of snow fell in parts of the state. gathered by the grand jury. The Journal Inquirer, choice. p.m. joined by The Hartford Courant and the Manchester of East Hartford; and five Herald, have asked the court to release all of the grand grandchildren. Services will be Monday at 9; 15 jury information, including transcripts of witnesses’ Anna Heller ^Ib u ’dliteA testimony. a.m. at the Leet-Stevens Enfield Gordon W. Bryant Lawmaker’s pet bill targets A 1985 state law 'allows grand jury investigation Chapel, 61 South Road, Enfield. Anna (Thumer) Heller, 64, of 72 There will be a liturgy of Christian Chambers St., wife of Otto F. Gordon W. Bryant, 80, of Brain­ material to be released if a three-judge panel finds tree, Mass., died Thursday at a such material to be in the public’s interest. burial at the Holy Family Church of Heller, died Friday afternoon at her ^^mtortgacie convalescent home in Hingham, In his brief. Hartford Courant attorney Ralph G. Enfield. Burial will be in St. home. the sale of ferrets in state Patrick’s King Street Cemetery, She was bom in Manchester Nov. Mass. He was the husband of Elliot argues that the public needs the grand jury Marjorie (Smith) Bryant, formerly information so that citizens can use it to make Enfield. Calling hours are Saturday IS, 1922, and had been a lifelong HARTFORD (AP) — State Rep. Joseph S. from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 of Mancheste'r, and the brothefiin- Raia’s proposed law in sto'ies about the ^ConsoM ole resident. decisions about "the continued tenure of the particular law of Robert H. Smith of Raia, a freshman lawmaker from New silliest legislation filed during* . l987session. public officials” and “the possible need for structural to 5 p.m. She was a member of the Britain, has taken some ribbing over his (>>ncordia Lutheran Church of Manchester. "They think this is a silly bill,” Collins- changes in governance and new laws.” Samuel Zelenka He was the retired owner of the proposal to require pet-store owners to warn KburDelil& Manchester. Nickerson said. “What happened with the Ellis’s attorney, Jacob D. Zeldes of Bridgeport, Charles E. Lauriat Book Sellers of customers about the dangers of owning a argues in his brief that grand jury information has Samuel Zelenka, 77, of 235 Spruce Besides her husband, she is ferret. But he got some strong support for the other states? They had to have some sort of survived by a daughter, Suzanne C. Boston and the Boston suburbs. He accident or crisis in their state before they historically been kept secret to protect criminal St., died Tuesday at Manchester was an expert in bookbinding and idea on Friday. Memorial Hospital. Clain of Voorhees, N .J.; a son, went through with it. Our’s is a precaution ... ButWnntlt ^ investigations. Raymond O. Heller of Niantic; a an appraiser of private libraries. Officials from the state Department of so we don't have a mauling of a child.” Elliot’s brief maintains that disclosures of similar He was bom in Lansford, Pa., He is also is survived by two information have been made in the past. Feb. 24, 1909, and had been a brother, John Thumer of East Agriculture and the Connecticut Humane daughters, Cynthia E. McCue of Society told the legislature's Environment Ca^fpmia doesn’t allow the sale of ferrets as Zeldes cites a 1930 U.S. Supreme Court decision that resident of Manchester for 25 years. Longmeadow, Mass.; a grand­ Wenhana, Mass., and Judith B. Hale Committee that Connecticut should ban the pets. Alaska didn’t allow individuals to own found secrecy is necessary because witnesses are Before retirement he bad been daughter; one "niece and one nephew. of Northampton, Mass.; a son, sale of ferrets as pets altogether, as some ferrets until 1985. Carson City, Nev., doesn’t more likely to reveal information if it is kept secret. employed for many years at the Gordon W. Bryant Jr. of Wayland, allow them in households with young children; MSTiM other states have done. In addition. Zeldes argues that the publicity Connecticut Humane Society in The funeral will be at the Concordia Lutheran Church, Pitkin ,^ a s8 .; and eight grandchildren. New Jersey requires a warning they could be surrounding the opening of the transcripts could make Newington. “They are known to attack infants ... they dangerous to children. Street, at a day. and time to be The funeral will be Monday at 2 it impossible for his client to have a fair trial. He is survived by a son, Ronald P. p.m. at the Emanuel Episcopal are very unpredictable and they are not good Ferrets are cousins of skunks and weasels. Zelenka Sr. of Manchester, and four announced. Burial will be in East NeedttfMtPRfB^ “No statutory provision permitting disclosure Church, 519 Washington St., Brain­ house pets,” said Ann Collins-Nickerson, They could be bought for as little as $10 before should be permitted to overcome the paramount right grandchildren. Ctemetery. education director for the Connecticut Hu­ Memorial donations may be tree. Burial will be in Blue Hill they became popular as pets, but now run of criminal defendants to fair trials,” Zeldes’ brief The funeral will be Sunday at 2 Cemetery, Braintree, Mass. Cal­ mane Society. between $100 and $125, said Frank A. InUno, says. p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, made to Concordia Lutheran She came armed with a two-page list of IblburnnaiMes^ ling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 canine control chief for the state Department Ellis's attorney also maintains that in order for the 142 E . Center St. Burial will be in St. Cliurch. ferret attacks against children since 1978. In of Agriculture. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 p.m. at the Mortimer N. Peck material to be released, a three judge-panel must John’s Cemetery, Summit Hill, Pa. Funeral Home, 516 Washington St., London, a 6-montli-old girl was killed in a 1978 “They have become the yuppie pet,” he We’re Homeowners Mortgage Company. Second mort­ make the decision. The case is currently teing heard Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Main St., is in charge of attack; a 1-month-old girl's nose was gnawed said. arrangements. Braintree. gage specialists who provide decisions in less than 24 by one judge. p.m. Memorial donations may be sent off in a 1985 attack in Carson City, Nev., Pet store owners say they make fine pets as Collins-Nickerson said. hours. Closings in less than 48. With no application to the Alzheimers Disease and long as they are descented, neutered and fees. Whether you need money Related Disorders Association of At least two newspapers have included treated well. V J Eastern Massachusetts, 333 Wa­ for debt consolidation, home Cops say woman bought booze for teens in fatal crash shington St., Boston, Mass. 02108. improvements, children’s A Manchester woman who allegedly Robert Moore, 17, of 28Strant St., was Police spokesman Gary Wood would tuition, or starting your own provided alcohol to the 17-year-old the driver killed in ^ e accident, and one not say Friday whether Moore had Group hits property rights business, we can structure a ‘ victim of an automobile accident Jan. 13 of his drinking companions, Sean permission to use the car. He al^o would payment plan that fits your budget. was charged Thursday with procuring not say whether Moore and Finnegan NEW HAVEN — Brides and grooms may the state League of Women Voters. In Farmington call 674-0400, Finnegan, 16, of 38 Edgerton St., was a pledge to love and honor, but in Connecticut liquor for a minor. were intoxicated at the time of the crash. CARD OF THANKS “The league is suggesting that the property passenger in the car, police said. they're not automatically bound to share their Brookfield 775-6225, New Haven Police charged that Stacey A. Jones, Police said that before the Jan. 13 Moom was driving the Corvette west belonging to married people be treated The Alexander Ferguson family future property. 865-3781, Norwalk 866-4682, or, 24, of 129 Eldridge St., bought a bottle of accident, Moore and Finnegan went to on Line Street when it went out of differently.” whiskey that three teenagers consumed control, skidded across the left lane, and wishes to thank the many friends The Connecticut League of Women Voters 1-800-235-LEND. the home of Jeffrey Levitt, 16, of 20 that have made donations to the The league recently issued a position paper before the fatal accident. Jones, who flipped over three times before coming would like to change that financial aspect of that states that each spouse should hold a Monroe St., where the three cqnsumed Alexander Ferguson Sportsman- marriage, saying state statutes should worked with one of the youths at Papa the bottle of Southern Comfort. An hour to a stop on the front lawn of a home. ' ship Award for an individual of the vested, one-half interest in most property or recognize that wedding vows also signify an income acquired after marriage. Gino’s, 358 W. Middle Turnpike, bought before the 1; 30 p.m. crash, Moore and Moore died the following day at Manchester Freshman Football economic partnership. the bottle during a break at the Finnegan left the house, using a 1984 Hartford Hospital. Finnegan remains in Team. That means that spouses would share their restaurant that morning, according to Corvette registered to Levitt’s father, satisfactory condition at Manchester “Right now in Connecticut, married people IMOOTGASECOMRWY^ . Sincerely, income, regardless of who makes It, 50-50. The an affidavit. Thomas F. Levitt, police said. Memorial Hospital. aren't treated any differenUy (with regards to weave ANSWBtSNSEODUX. the Alexander Ferguson family league says property acquired after a property rights) under the state statutes than marriage should also be considered Jointly single people,” said Barbara Wardenburger, owned, regardless of whose name is on the a subsidiary of Citytrust a Ridgefield lawyer and a board member of title, or the bank account. Hijack suspect 4 / may get day in U.S./World in Brief •* ( 4 ^ "fi f i Woman who sued Rivera arrested y German court HOUSTON — A woman who is suing television 7 ^ ♦ journalist Geraldo Rivera after a nationally broadcast drug raid has been arrested on new charges, BONN, West Germany (AP) — In a bid to buy time in authorities say. its Lebanon hostage crisis, Chancellor Helmut Kohl's Terry G. Rouse, arrested with four others Thursday government is considering putting an accused TWA in what authorities said was a routine drug hijacker on trial before extraditing him to the United investigation, filed a $30 million lawsuit against States, officials said Friday. Rivera, Harris County Sheriff Johnny Klevenhagen Two West German businessmen, Rudolf Cordes, 53, i and several others in connection with her televised and Alfred Schmidt, 47, were seized by kidnappers in arrest Dec. 2. Beirut in the past week. A state district judge threw out a cocaine possession charge against Rouse, 28. Two more foreigners were kidnapped Friday, and police said witnesses reported the victims, seized at 9:30 a.m. in Moslem west Beirut, might have been Philippine peace talks crumble German because they protested in a language the MANILA, Philippines — President Corazon Aquino’s Arab-speaking witnesses did not understand. peace talks with Communist rebels showed signs of Foreign Ministry spokesman Klaus Ringwald falling apart Friday, one day after troops in the capital dismissed that account, saying "no more Germans" fired on leftist protesters and killed 12 of them. were missing in Lebanon except Cordes and Schmidt. The military admitted Friday it “ overreacted.” In Beirut, the Christian-owned Voice of Lebanon One government peace negotiator, Maris Diokno, radio station said a telephone caller claimed said she had resigned over the killings, -the bloodiest responsibility for Friday’s two abductions in the name such incident in Aquino’s 11 months in office. The of the Organization of the Oppressed on Earth and said AP photo confrontation came when protesters surged toward the victims were Germans. Air Force Reserve personnel (right) climb over the barbed wire. A fire truck Aquino’s office Thursday, demanding land reform. THE BROADCAST quoted the caller as saying one of attempt to push a ladder back over an was then used to spray the protesters the victims would be "executed” at 12 noon Saturday (5 airport fence Thursday night after with water. Suicide treasurer sought pardon a.m. EST) if West Germany did not free the accused AP ohoto hijacker, Mohammed Ali Hamadi. protesters in Minneapolis attempted to HARRISBURG, Pa. — State Treasurer R. Budd In the past, kidnapping claims telephoned to the Dwyer, who committed suicide publicly after pro­ Members of the Guardian Angels taking some of the local residents earlier this Voice of Lebanon have been denied by the groups in claiming he was wrongly convicted of bribery- part in today’s “brotherhood march" in week. A similar march a week ago ended whose names they were made. The Organization of the conspiracy, learned he had been turned down for a Gumming, Ga., exchange words with Oppressed on Earth, thought to be a pro-Iranian Shiite Protesters get chilly reception presidential pardon the day before his death, a U.S. in violence. group, has claimed responsibility for the kidnappings senator’s aide said Friday. and killings of four Jewish residents of west Beirut. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The Air sprayed in the 2degrees-below-zero rights.” Sen. Arlen Specter had talked with Dwyer on the Hamadi, who was arrested in Frankfurt Jan. 13, is Force Reserve on Friday defended weather. telephone Wednesday for about 10 minutes and told “ It was ruthless,” said Dan wanted in the United States on air piracy and murder the use of fire hoses to blast Air Force Reserve spokesman him such a bid was premature and unrealistic, said Guardsmen ready for march Greenburg, 23, of Minneapolis, his charges stemming from the 1985 hijacking in which a Stan Nelson said the decision to use Dan McKenna, an aide to Specter. protesters demonstrating in sub­ hair and coat coated with ice after U.S. Navy diver was killed. zero temperatures against Na­ water was "based on the situation On Thursday morning, Dwyer pulled a revolver out GUMMING, Ga. (AP) — Gov. Joe “ We expect in excess of 2,500 being drenched as he held a ladder. of a manila envelope and committed suicide at a news movement until last week, when a But Hamadi could be tried first in West Germany on tional Guard missions to Central of an uncontrollable mob coming Frank Harris on Friday called out (marchers), maybe much in ex­ small band of “ brotherhood” explosives and forgery charges before a decision on Nelson said the area that the conference. America as necessary to hold back in.” Protesters closest to the fence 1,500 National Guardsmen to help cess,” Hamrick said. March organ­ marchers was pelted with rocks extradition is made, officials told The Associated Press an "uncontrollable mob.” were warned about the spraying, he protesters were standing on, eVen protect a civil rights march in an izers have said as many as 10,000 and bottles. on condition they not be identified. outside the fence, was federal As strong wind pushed the said, though "there was a lot of all-white county, planned Saturday people, led by a number of On Friday, it prepared to become property. Twenty-one protesters Measles cases on the Increase That would win time in which the West German windchill index to 36 degrees below chanting and a lot of singing going to respond to a rock-and-bottle well-known national figures, may the site of what may be the largest government would hope tanegotiate the freedom of the were given warning letters but none zero, fire trucks at the Air Force on, so I don’t know if all of them ATLANTA — The transmission of measles in attack by the Ku Klux Klan on a show up. anti-segregation demonstration German hostages, they said. was arrested. Nelson said. Reserve base at Minneapolis-St. heard it.” doctors’ offices and other medical settings increased march a week ago. The number of marchers may be since the 1960s. Sheriff Wesley The water was aimed only at Guardsmen will precede and Paul International Airport sprayed The Minnesota National Guard more than 800 percent over three years, federal health matched by counterdemonstrators Walraven asked businesses to close "N A TU R A LLY A trial here is possible. ... But I water Thursday night on a crowd of those on the fence, not at others who will investigate the use of the fire researchers reported Friday. follow the marchers through Gum­ from the Ku Klux Klan and other during the march, and merchants emphasize, nothing is decided,” said a high-ranking about 300 protesters outside a got hit only because strong wind hoses even though the Guard was In a recent outbreak in New Mexico, nine patients at ming on Saturday morning, and groups, who also plan a rally, called a Friday night meeting. Bonn official. barbed-wire fence. pushed the spray, he said. not responsible, the governor’s adjoining doctors’ offices got measles after visiting the other officers will line the sides of Hamrick said. In Atlanta, prospective marchers The Hamburg-published Bild newspaper said The hosing continued on and off As for the temperature, “ We office said Friday. offices during a 5>/!i-hour period. the group, said Georgia Bureau of FBI agents will join state and were invited to a Friday night federal prosecutor Kurt Rebmann recommended that for about 15 minutes as the trucks don’t consider that when you have Measles, a once-common childhood feverish rash. Investigation Director Robbie local authorities, Hamrick said. training session on non-violence at Hamadi be extradited quickly. sprayed generally at the crowd, uncontrolled individdhls who are . Adjutant (Sen. James Sieben, the was believed to be nearly epadicated in the Un(t|^di Hamrick, ’who announced the mea­ Also in attendance, Hamrick said, West Hunter Street Baptist Ghurch. It quoted him as saying “ otherwise, an escalation sures at a news conference. hitting reporters as well as protes­ persistent and dra’t listen to Gudrd commander, advised Gov. States five years ago. But...... it'has made a commebadf. ebaL will be William Bradford Reynolds, (^vil rights groups have staged with more kidnappings was to be fe a r^ . Now we are ters, and then turned the water reason. What else ard you going to Rudy Perpich’s office that the since, striking more than 6,000 Americans last y e a ^ The marchers also will be sur­ head of the U.S. Justice Depart­ symbolic and political marches in talking about two lives, in a week it may be 20.” directly on protesters using ladders do short of force?” spraying was ordered by and done rounded as they rally at the Forsyth ment’s Givil Rights Division. recent years, such as the 1985 A spokesman for Rebmann refused comment on the to climb over the barbed-wire fence by the Air Force Reserve because Gounty courthouse, and no one will Forsyth Gounty, about 40 miles re-enactment of the famous 1965 report. surrounding the base. But Dodson called the spraying protesters had inadvertently Iraq claims air raids deadly be permitted to cross the police line north of Atlanta, didn’t appear on Selma to Montgomery, Ala., Hamadi, 22, was arrested Jan. 14 at the Frankfurt Dan Dodson, a spokesman for the “ an unprovoked assault” and “ an moved to the reserve’s territory at either event, Hamrick said. the map of the modern civil rights march. airport with three bottles of explosives and a false protesters, said at least one person attempt to dissuade people from after beginning their protest at the TEHRAN, Iran — President Ali Khamenei called passport. was treated for frostbite after being exercising their First Amendment Guard base. Iraq’s president a “ dirty vulture” Friday and said Iraqi air raids killed 1,786 Iranian civilians in the past two weeks. Deal remains Iraq’s war jets bombed Iranian cities again Friday. Go G-Man ■ CruthDMVBri Iran said its forces broke through defenses east of unconfirmed Most schools don’t shy away from AIDS Issue Iraq’s southern provincial capital of Basra, killing or WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ wounding 2,000 Iraqis. Iran opened a major ground dent Reagan said today he had no WASHINGTON (AP) - While offi­ were planning them. It also found that 17 Koop, speaking to the mayors’ task rapidly among heterosexuals than other offensive toward the port city of 1 million people on news about Americans held hos­ Jan. 9. cials debate how to warn children, of 25 state school agencies surveyed are force on AIDS, said that the best weapon categories of risk. tage in Lebanon, and hostage Terry THE FLOOR school districts have already begun working with local districts to promote against the spread of the deadly disease “ I want to be on record warning you Scores of civilians were killed or wounded in raids Anderson’s sister said the State AIDS education in public schools and in AIDS education programs. is education, and that in most cases the that it’s going to be worse than it is Friday on Isfahan, Tabriz and the hoiy city of (}om, Department told her it had no a few cities are doing so as early as “ As mayors, we must support and minimal sex education classes offered now,” Curran told the mayors. said Iran’s official Islamic Republic News Agency. confirmation that her brother and STORE grade school, a survey released Friday advocate, regardless of our own moral in junior high schools is too late. another American would be said. The virus that causes AIDS is spread or religious beliefs, teaching young “ I personally would urge that the through intimate contact with victims’ released. Super Bowl Special The survey by the U.S. Conference of Support for space program high people how AIDS is transmitted sexu­ material be presented earlier among 9, bodily fluids, such as blood and semen. As the president left by helicopter Mayors said AIDS education is being ally,” San Francisco Mayor Dianne 10 and 11 year olds,” he said. “ Of course, More than 70 percent of the 28,000 U.S. DEKALB, 111. — The explosion of the space shuttle for a weekend at Gamp David, the Solid Saxony Nylon Carpet offered to children primarily in junior Feinstein said. developmental age is far more impor­ cases have involved sexually active Challenger has increased public backing for the presidential retreat in Maryland, and senior high school in a majority of "This is a life-and-death issue,” she tant than chronological age. Also male homosexuals, and more than half nation’s space program, but another major accident reporters asked him what he had from 1 .9 9 sq. yd. districts surveyed. said. “ We must be willing to say, remember that community standards of all victims have died so far. likely would undermine that support, a pollster said heard about the hostages. Includes Pad & Installation The study, released at the conferen­ ’promiscuity kills.’” ... must be taken into account.” Friday. “ Nothing,” the president replied. ce’s annual winter meeting, said 54 The mayors’ survey said there were Concern about what steps the schools “ We can’t leave it by default to the differences in the types of AIDS Immediate reaction to the Jan. 28,1986, accident was “ No word.” percent of the school districts surveyed 318 Bnsn Rsad Sale Ends 2-7-87 are taking to educate students about the movies, to television or to the street education activities. It said a small a surge of national pride in the shuttle program and a Earlier Peggy Say, sister of last month had already begun providing Msnehsstsr deadly disease has been heightened comer — not if we value the young lives number of districts, primarily in cities strong sense of personal loss at the deaths of the seven Anderson was asked if she had some form of AIDS education in school. since Surgeon General C. Everett Koop that are now at stake,” Koop said. with large numbers of AIDS cases, have crew members, said Jon D. Miller, director of the learned anything about a Mideast 647-7974 The organization of big-city mayors re’ ased a report last fall calling for Dr. James Curran, director of AIDS comprehensive programs, including Public Opinion Laboratory at Northern Illinois radio report that the two Ameri­ Owsar Jay Kipsefcl surveyed 73 of the country’s largest inijrming children about AIDS, or programs at the federal Centers for teacher training and curriculum guides, University. cans were to be freed. local school districts. It said many of acquired immune deficiency syndrome, Disease Control in Atlanta, said the and provide information on safer sexual A month earlier, 53 percent of those surveyed said “ Nothing is confirmed, there is Msil-SsL those who hadn’t begun AIDS programs as early as the third grade. increase in AIDS cases is growing more pradUces. they thought benefits of the space program exceeded no information other than what is 9 3 M its costs. Miller said in a report to the Natonal Science on the Voice of Lebanon,” Mrs. Say Thura. ’HI 8 Foundation. said. BUSINESS Business in Brief Analysts unimpressed by surge Buying binge sends Dow Jones soaring South Windsor man loins SBM ln c o n s u m e r I n c o m e s . s o e n d in a NEW YO RK (A P) — Investors poured declines that many had been expecting Douglas K. Anderson of South Windsor has joined the " billions of fresh dollars Into the stock for weeks. Savings Bank of Manchester as vice president and data WASHING’TON (AP) - Ameri­ In a short sale, an investor sells market today, rocketing prices higher Market Yo-yo processing officer. The appointment was announced by cans, buying big-ticket items to growth, rose at a solid 4 percent borrowed stocks in the hope of buying and briefly sending the Dow Jones SBM President William R. Johnson. Anderson will be qualify for the sales-tax deduction, Personal rate, after adjusting for inflation, in them back later at a lower price. Short January 23 was a volatile industrial average over the 2,200 mark responsible for managing the bank’s computer pushed spending up 2 percent in 1986. But many forecasters look for covering occurs when the expected Income for the first time. day for the Dow Jones Industrial Average! systems. December in the biggest rise in spending to grow at just half that price drops do not occur, and the Prior to joining the bank, Anderson was with The widely followed measurement of even by 1987 bull-market standards more than a decade, while consu­ ___Seasonally Adjusted pace this year. 30 blue-chip stocks advanced 64 points investor must buy shares to repay the Burroughs, now Unisys, as a branch manager mer incomes, inflated by farm in Trillions of U S Dollars ’’Consumer spending will slow by early afternoon to the 2,209 level, . boirowed stock. overseeing sales and installation of computer systems subsidy payments, rose 0.8 percent, down sharply, but we should see an “ The market tends to move against Source U S Commerce Oeot reflecting a buying binge that has About 1:4Qpfn J in northern Connecticut and western Massachusetts. the government reported Friday. improvement in the trade deficit those at risk,” said Phil Erlanger, chief characterized Wall Street since the new A native of Milford, Anderson earned a bachelor’s The spending increase followed a and that will keep us out of a technical analyst for Advest Inc. in Peaked year. degree in marketing from the University of 0,6 percent November advance recession,” Steinberg said. Hartford, Conn. “ The majority at risk By 2 p.m. the indicator had settled near 2,210 I 2.200 Connecticut. after a record decline of 1.9 percent He predicted overall economic now are those on the sidelines and back to 2,169.85 but was still up 24.18 in October. The new gain was the growth, as measured by the gross over the unprecedented close Thursday, shorting the market.” largest for one month since a 2.5 national product, would average 2 Analysts also said some Wall Street­ when it soared a record 51.60 points. The percent rise in May 1975. percent this year, even slower than ers may have been heartened when the Briar Knoll plans apartments Thursday closing level of 2,145.67 was Analysts were not impressed, the 2.5 percent GNP growth for West German central bank cut its the 13th record set this year. HARTFORD — Briar Knoll Associates, a Manches­ however, saying the increase came 1986, which was the weakest discount rate by a half percentage point. Much of the advance has been ter limited partnership, recently purchased Thrall primarily from a big jump in car showing since the recession year of Some economists believe the move attributed to buying by investors who Farm at 401 Talcottville Road, Vernon, according to sales in December as consumers 1982. could help stabilize the plunging dollar, had been wary about getting into the rushed to make the purchases Friday’s report said the 0.8 thus lessening chances of high U.S. Larry E. Metzler, vice president and resident manager market during the New Year rally, but before the deduction for sales tax percent rise in overall incomes was inflation. of Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Services. Increasingly are afraid of missing out on The property, formerly owned by Marion Stearns et ended on Jan. 1. the largest sinCe a 1.2 percent a prolonged advance. In light of the rapid rise, many Wall al of Willimantic, consists of 26.6 acres including 475 Likewise, the 0.8 percent rise in increase last April and followed “ There’s a lot of money still out there, Streeters had expected the market to feet of frontage on Route 83. Briar Knoll Associates incomes was discounted by econo­ gains of 0.2 percent in November so that every time it (the market) backs undergo a period of consolidation before mists. who noted that much of the purchased the land for $500,000 and plans to build one- and 0.3 percent in October. off that money finds its way in here,” making much more of an advance. A 2.1 (X) strength came from a huge in­ and two-bedroom luxury apartments overlooking a Wages and salaries rose $6.7 said Hildegarde Zagorski, an analyst for broad downturn on Wednesday — in crease in government subsidy which the Dow industrials declined for nearby 2'/i-acre pond. billion at an annual rate in Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. payments for farmers. Without the J F M A M J J A S ONO December, down from a $9.9 billion the first time in 1987 — added credence Russell French of Coldwell Banker represented both farm aid, incomes would have risen 06 3 p m 4 p m ~] November advance. Payrolls at HELPING TO BOOST prices was to the notion the market was ripe for lOarn 11am Noon ipm 2pm the buyer and the seller in the transaction. a weak 0.2 percent last month. investors to cash in the gains made so Dec'85 Nov'86 Oec'86 manufacturing firms increased short covering by speculators fearing Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Services Growth in wages and salaries, $2.6 billion last month after a $3.6 far in 1987. AP the market was not about to stage the is part of Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group of Sears considered the key income cate­ 3.37 3.53 3.55 billion November Increase which Financial Services. ’They serve the commercial real gory. rose just 0.3 percent in was inflated because of special estate market including retail, office and industrial December, matching lackluster bonus payments paid to auto users and their buildings and properties, as well as gains in recent months. the coming year because of a workers. Payrolls shrink as U.S. businesses restructure apartment buildings, investment and tax-advantage ’’Wage growth has been very combination of sluggish income Farm income rose $19.7 billion in properties. anemic and this will be a real allowing an increase in unemployment growth, record high debt levels and December, reflecting the big sub­ Technologies announced a goal of even the discontinuance or sale of entire constraint on future spending in­ NEW YORK (AP) — On the same day — from 7.8 million to 8.2 million — low savings rates. sidy payments, following a $3.9 shrinking its work force by 6 percent, or product lines. creases,” said Bruce Steinberg, last month, IBM announced a 10,000 without a major change in the jobless For all of 1986, the savings rate billion Novemberincrease. Without by about 11,000 workers worldwide. Forcing the restructuring are at least senior economist at Merrill Lynch, reduction of staff, AT&T said it would rate. Bar association appoints throe fell to 3.9 percent, down from 5.1 the subsidy payments, farm In­ There were many other announce­ three main factors: Corporate raids, or the New York-based investment cut 27,400 employees from its payroll, Another factor in the steady jobless percent in 1985. It was the lowest comes would have risen a tiny $900 ments, too, almost on a daily basis, and the threat of them; international Attorney David C. Wichman. president of the firm. and Gillette said it would lower its rate is that many personnel cutbacks level in almost four decades, million in December after an $800 there isn’t the slightest doubt that competition; and a shift in the nature of Manchester Bar Association, has announced several Many economists are forecasting worldwide work force by 2,400 workers. involve early retirements or reduction matching a 3.9 percent rate in 1949 million November increase. additional cutbacks will be announced American industry. committee appointments for the association. that consumer spending, which has In spite of the huge cutbacks — 4 by attrition. It means that those who and surpassing only the 3.1 percent Disposable, or after-tax incomes, in months to come. Big changes are Manufacturing is slowly, and pain­ been the driving force behind the percent of IBM’s domestic force, more leave aren’t added to the jobless figures Attorney Diane Prior of Garrity, Diana, Conti & rate in 1947. rose 0.9 percent in December, after under way in American business. fully. losing its.dominant position to the recovery from the 1981-82 reces­ than 8 percent of AT&T’s payroll, and unless they actively seek work. Houck is a chairperson for the 1987 Law Day Consumer spending, which ac­ a tiny 0.1 percent November Adding an element of mystery to the ascending service businesses. The old sion, will weaken substantially in about 8 percent of Gillette’s worldwide Less easily explained is why Ameri­ Committee. Attorney Debra Ruel of Plepler. Barlow & counts for two-thirds of economic increase. situation is the seeming anomaly of the industries are losing workers, the new staff — the announcements didn’t shock can businesses still need to slim down Ruel has accepted the chair for the Court Visitation jobless rate remaining at nearly the ones are hiring them. the business and investment after having gone through a similar Program. Finally. Attorney Michael Darby has been communities. same 7 percent rate all year long despite As a result of the last-named factor, reduction diet in the recession of 1981 nominated chairperson for the Bicentennial Constitu­ They were used to it; they had seen the wholesale cutbacks. And to some, it the economy this year added well over I and 1982. At that time, some companies tion Celebration Committee. To spend or save a no-win choice and heard such announcements again is odd too that the cutbacks come at a million jobs, bringing the total number removed entire layers of management. time when economists are suggesting and again in recent months from some of employed to more than 110.2 million in But as in government, corporate NEW YORK (A P) - When It growth is determined by demand, the economy may be improving. nally designed in part as a spur to of the biggest names in industry. October. Nevertheless, the jobless rate bureaucracies reseed themselves as comes to making decisions about since the level of capacity, or What is happening? It is restructur­ New companies In Richmond savings. Within six weeks, Westinghouse dis­ remained around 7 percent. times get better. And the current spending or saving, sometimes it supply, changes only slowly from ing, a catchall for efforts to become Short-term interest rates have closed plans to cut an unspecified ' expansion, no matter how weak, is in its RICHMOND, Va. — More than 250 companies have seems as though Americans can’t quarter to quarter and year to year. more efficient and profitable. Among The explanation lies in civilian labor gone so low that people are turning number from its nuclear power work fifth year and seemingly headed toward been started in this city since 1978, according to the do anything right. In this setting, saving retards other things, restructuring includes force growth from 116.8 million in back to the lowly passbook savings force, Goodyear said 3,000 employees January to 118.5 million in October, a sixth. Metropolitan Economic Development Council of We’ve all been hearing for years growth since it reduces spending on would lose their jobs, and United worker cutbacks, plant closings, and bow the savings rate is too low In account fortheir choice ota savings Richmond. goods and services. vehicle. this cenntiY, that we spend too ’The council also says more than 670 companies “ Over a period of five to 10 years, much and borrow too much. Edward Yardeni, economist at relocated in Richmond from other areas and the total however, a consistently low saving American Brands And yet many an economist is the Wall Street firm of Prudential- new employment from new and relocated companies rate will diminish the pace of Bache Securities, notes that the PUBLIC NOTICE warning of the trouble that could expansion of the economy’s capac­ during the period was more than 18,000 persons. result if we were to change our total of these savings deposits has has record quarter ity to produce, since it means that been growing at an average rate of behavior now. cutting back on not enough of each year’s output is PLEASE NOTE: This space is available spending and buildltig> op our $5.4 billion a month In 1986. being reserved to facilitate fufure Just a couple of years ago, the GREENWICH (A P) — American Brands Inc. MORE as a public service to any non-profit organi­ CDC changes cofporate name savings. production. The analogy with a reported record fourth-quarter earnings and sales and number was declining as people zation wishing to publicize an up-coming Community Development Corp., the West Hartford- Consumer spending, it turns out, farmer who eats his seed com is a new high for annual sales on Friday, but said income gets a lot of the credit for keeping sought out higher yields in such based real estate financing firm that designed the complete.’’ was off for the year due to a previously announced event or community message. There is abso- the economy growing over the last places as certificates of deposit. financing package for the conversion of Manchester’s Whether for good or for bad, it is third-quarter writeoff. lutly no charge for this space. Please send four years, while manufacturing, Whether to spend or to save, of former Rennet Junior High School building to commonly believed right now that agriculture and the energy indus­ course, is not simply a by-the- The Greenwich-based packaged consumer goods complete information you wish to publish at consumera will be impelled to step apartments for the elderiy, ha» changed Rg name to tries aB u ^ 'a f t l i c t ^ With seHtxia nuiQbera decision. It is influenced and financial services company said earnings for the TOYOTA CDC Financial Corp. up saving and cut back spending least 3 weeks in advance of event. Messages troubled. Were that spending to by altitudes and emotions. three months ended Dec. 31 totaled 8117.4 million, or QUALITY SERVICE pretty soon. F R O N T EN D published wil be at the descretion of Lynch The announcement of the name change was made by slow in the months ahead, expan­ $1.03 per share, up 4.2 percent from $112.6 million, or 99 Steven Erie, managing director of the firm. In the aggregate, they are Motors. sion just might give way to already carrying heavy loads of cents per share a year ago. ALIGNMENT According to a CDC news release, the firm recession. debt on their backs. And the burden Sales rose 13 percent to a record $2.2 billion from $1.9 Ad|utt CMtar, eambsr, to»-ln, Please mail Att: Joe McCavanagh. concentrates primarily on financial packages for That’s economics for you — the 4slwf« ipplleabla. Check Ora $1420 gets heavier in 1987, when tax billion in the 1985 quarter. praesuraa. Regular *34.20. development of multi-unit housing but also handles “ dismal science,’ ’ or, in more deductions that serve as a subsidy For the year, earnings were $365.3 billion, or $3.18 per WWi tNa coupon - upkao 1-SI-Sr refinancing, and specializes in difficult projects for modem phraseology, a “ no-win to consumer borrowing will be share, down from $420.9 million or $3.67 per share. 500 W. CM tar St. which traditional financing may be inadequate or situation.’ ’ But wait. The problem reduced. WEVE unavailable. comes with an explanation. However, the incentive to save Operating income in 1986 was $847.3 million, which Manchastar ’The company has been active in financing the “ The resolution of this paradox and invest in conservative ways 872-2140 includes restructuring charges of $159 million due to TOYOTA LYNCH lies in the distinction between sbort- 180 g M o n P H M m u m Tal. 646-4321 Cliarter Oak Square Apartments, 214 high-rise uniU also has been reduced over the past plant consolidations in the tobacco group and a MANCHESTER CONN. pne* •ub|Ml to otMiigi n u n s AND SERVICE under construction on Main Street in Hartford. and long-term economic perfor­ few years by the decline in interest got^will reduction in office products, compared with Erie and Arthur Greenblatt. also a managing mance,” says the Uqited Business rates. $898.3 million in 1985. & Investment Report, a venerable , f > " j » 1 * ri I director, said the name change is appropriate because ’The new tax system also removes 1-. iCklk) -4* j8 .* * * -I 1 .'.jia' it'-' the company is sometimes mistaken for a development advisory letter on financial some of the attractions from matters. 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WASHINGTON - Storms good . clear when the CIA was eventually The disinformation percent in the last five years. The forced to release its file on the Greek campaign aimed at Li­ study cheerily attributes this to journalist: His name was consistently bya by Adm. John Poin­ higher salaries — up 28 percent since misspelled by the CIA in exactly the dexter has been pretty 1982 for those already on the payroll. for business way it had been in the Times. Last well swallowed up by Jack Our sources predict, however, that April, the CIA finally admitted it had the Iran-contra arms for many teachers in waiting, the "no derogatory’’ information on Tlie lines of people stocking up on milk and scandal that led to Poin­ higher salaries will prove illusory. Andaraon Demetracopoulos. snow shovels ^ i s week proves one thing — dexter’s resignation as With cutbacks in federal funding, the • In the Ford administration, the states have tightened up at the storms such as the one that just hurled its way national seqprity ad­ viser. But that doesn’t CIA planted stories blaming the expense of new teachers. Retiring, through Manchester are good for business. mean disinformation Is assassination of its Athens station better-paid teachers are being re­ For some business, anyway. dead. chief, Richard Welch, on his identifi­ placed by “ gypsy teachers’’ hired on a cation by Counterspy magazine. What Hardware store owners were hard-pressed There’s a good possibility that the part-time basis, lacking tenure and U.S. military base caused 80 infant the CIA didn’t disclose was that Welch to keep back a smile Thursday as legions of Reagan administration and its friends such important fringe benefits as deaths in Naples. Italy, and that 7,000 had ignored an explicit warning, two health insurance. have been using disinformation tech­ Brazilians died from U.S. chemical worried homeowners hurried in for months before his murder, not to The gypsies are often called in at the niques to deflect attention — and warfare tests in the Amazon basin. snow-removal gear. move into' his predecessor’s house in last minute to work for hourly pay. blame — from their own mistakes. ’The Reagan administration, of Athens. And those in the convenience store business Witness the carefully planted stories Many wind up teaching in two or more course, didn’t invent disinformation. • In the Nixon administration, the didn’t have much to complain about either, , suggesting that the whole arms deal schools to make ends meet, shuttling Its chief distinction is that it was CIA’s manipulation of journalists in since many of those who lived through — including diversion of funds to the between assignments during lunch exposed so quickly, and that it used Its cam pai^ to overthrow Chilean breaks. contras — was somehow forced on a the National Security Council as its Hurricane Gloria’s wrath in September 1985 President Salvador Allende was a One horror story concerned a reluctant White House by the Israelis. ‘ disinformative vehicle. Previous ad­ vowed to keep at least a week’s supply of classic of disinformation. As just one California junior college gypsy This scenario has the fishy smell of ministrations preferred the CIA. bread and milk on hand when a big storm * part of its sly campaign to court the teacher with a doctorate but neither disinformation. which had more experience in the press, the CIA made up a story — tenure nor health insurance. He threatened. The fact is. of course, that govern­ black art. Here are some examples: contradicted by its own intelligence suffered an appendicitis attack, but And forget the ski industry, full of those ments routinely practice disinforma­ • In the Carter administration, the estimates — that Allende planned to the emergency room doctors couldn’t tion, leaking false stories to gullible CIA fed The New York Times a story fiends who cheer the freshly fallen white stuff "So what if your father is angry about you quitting the Royal Marines — abolish freedom of the press in Chile. diagnose it immediately and he was reporters in hopes that the public will designed to discredit Greek exile while the rest of us groan. The media lapped it up. afraid to be admitted for testing what could he possibly do?” bellevG them — or that at least seeds journalist Elias Demetracopoulos. Actually, except for a few families who because of the cost. Result: peritoni­ of doubt will be planted in the public’s Why? Demetracopoulos had explo­ Teachers’ troubles suffered tragedy with the storm, few of us mind. tis. The teacher’s $11,000 life savings sive evidence that the Greek intelli­ The numbmer of college students were wiped out by medical bills. have much to complain about. Except for As we’ve reported in the past, the gence service, subsidized by the CIA, planning careers in e&cation is Soviets are masters at forgery and Why are college freshmen heading muscle aches from hours of shoveling snow, had tunneled secret funds to the rising, even though federal funding into the teaching profession, then? Open Foram other “ dezinformatsia” methods. Nixon-Agnew campaign in 1968. ’The wet feet from walking in parking lots full of cuts put new teachers’ long-range One educator suggested that higher Their howlers have included stories Times story in 1977 charged that prospects about on a par with melted snow, and the inconvenience of salaries have nothing to do with it. that the CIA caused an epidemic of sword-swallowers. Demetracopoulos had worked for They come from affluent families, he maneuvering cars around mountains of snow increase along with a reasonable Manchester to be aware of the dengue fever in Cuba, that a Univer­ Yugoslav and Israeli intelligence and A survey by the American Council said, and though they know teaching banks, we all got off pretty lucky. Teachers* raises pay increase to anyone who’s generosity of the Savings Bank of sity of Maryland malaria research had been rejected for a job with the on Education shows the number of is risky, they want to do something And nature does provide one respite from doing a good job. But, I can’t help Manchester. facility in Pakistan was a germ- CIA — all untrue. college freshmen planning to go into appear excessive The high school library was one warfare plant, that poison gases at a that is fulfilling rather than “ grow up all the inconvenience — the weekend. Eujoy it but feel that these proposed raises ’The source of the story was made teaching has jumped almost 50 as unhappy yuppies." of many organizations that re­ while it lasts. To the Editor: are excessive. Especially in view of the fact that many Connecticut ceived a check from the bank, thus ( enabling us to provide an extra This letter will probably upset a empoloyers, both big and small, research tool for the students at very influential group in Man­ are currently giving little or no Manchester High School. Without chester. However, I feel it must be pay increases, while others are Three cheers the aid of the Savings Bank of The PT. Barnum of education written as the subject will have even demanding cuts in wages Manchester, it is doubtful we such an impact on the tax ratethat and fringe benefits. could afford to purchase The New By Chuck Stone Why in the 91 percent low-income everyone should be fully aware of I urge the Manchester Board of Hispanic students from low-income York Times on microfiche and its student body in the Bronx’s Garrison for a winner what is about to happen. Directors to carefully review families. accompanying index. This lead­ Secretary of Education William Elementary School do 61 percent of The BoardofEducationbasoris these proposed raises and other ing newspaper is considered to be Bennett’s recent peregrinations the students test at or above grade Then he could exalt their achieve­ Three cheers for Maria Serrao, the young about to approve raises for school rising budget costs to see if they around: ithe country gr^ me thinking one of four essential current level in mathematics and 88 percent ments by bringing their principals teachers amounting to approxi­ are in the best interests of the about Scrabble and my ex-son-in-law. woman from Vacaville, Calif., who had the research tools and it is used on a at or above grade level in reading? and a representative group of stu­ mately 45 percent over the next taxpayers that have to pay the Our Scrabble feud operated at a ’The answer is leadership, the kind dents to the White House. guts to become the first wheelchair-bound daily basis. three years and 20 percent for the bills. ferocity somewhere between the that expects, demands and exalts woman to enter a beauty pageant. I wish to publicly acknowledge Why doesn’t he do this? Because higher-paid school administra­ Unless the Board of Directors Super Bowl and World War II. academic success based on the Though she lost the pageant that might have takes a fimVhand on Manches­ and thank the Savings Bank of But Paul, who’s white, demolished Bennett’s “ educational road stops” tors over the next two years. partnership between students and give him an opportunity to exploit eventually led her to the Miss USA and Miss ter's oyej^sin g expenses and Manchester for their continuing me so consistently that for a while I This means that the majonty of teachers, supported by involved miniorities by preaching his conser­ Universe contests, she showed enormous teachers, 65 percent, will then be speciarlhcentives to select tax­ ' support. began speculating about the possi- parents. biity of genetic inferiority. vative catechism. courage by competing. earning over $40,000 — with some payers, it’s quite conceivable that the average Manchester taxpayer Marjorie Frank But one weekend (appropriately, But William Bennett, the P.T. He puts a best face on the Reagan “ If it’s in your heart to do well, I believe as high as $46,000— for workings? will see very substantial in­ Librarian the Fourth of July) 1 w ip ^ him out in Bamum of American education, administration’s abandonment of ed­ weeks a year. The salary range for doesn’t understand this, primarily anybody can-do it and will do it,’’ said Serrao, creases in property taxes during Manchester High School two consecutive games, getting ucation by bouncing around the the school administrators hasn’t because of his racial blinders. a 23-year-old actress and model who was the next four years. seven-letter words four times. country, proclaiming how much he been published. However. I think Last week, during his visit to this paralyzed in an accident many years ago. These increases will be clouded I restored my ethnic self-esteem. loves colored people and how, deep in it’s reasonable to assume that the (Just for the record, my wife and I same school, he announced his So often there’s a human tendency to by the upcoming property reas­ his heart, he just knows they can average pay increase will be Letters policy regret that Paul and my daughter. department’s intention to publish a sessment and the propos^ five- learn. concentrate on what people can’t do, rather about 810,000 — during the next Krishna, didn’t make it — but that’s handbook on how to teach disadvan­ than on what they can. two years. year phase-in plan. However, the The Manchester Herald wel­ another story.) taged students. Well, Bamum was right. A sucker is bottom line, the taxes that you pay comes original letters to the e> IBS? Dy NEA Inc bora every minute. How heartening to know that a young I realize that a portion of these The moral? Blacks are capable of Heavenly father, spare us this will certainly reflect this town’s editor. plantation paternalism! Under the Reagan administration’s woman had the tenacity to make beauty raises is coming from temporary cognitive ascendancy. Subliminally. state grants over the next three rapidly rising budget. Letters should be brief and to most white Americans don’t think so. The way to teach disadvantaged scorched-earth education policy of pageant officials think twice. scuttling students aid and other years. However, these raises are the point. They should be typed or Empirically, they’ve got good students is to replicate the methods Although she didn’t win the pageant, Serrao BiU Sheridan neatly handwritten, and, forease “What'll it be, the meaning of justification. for teaching advantaged students. programs, only a sucker believes of a permanent nature and will be Bennett’s pontifications have any­ is definitely a winner. borne by Manchester taxpayers 55 Candlewood Drive in editing, should be double­ life or who's going to win the Black students score — on average Expect them to learn. Teach them to Manchester spaced. Letters must be signed — 213 points below whites on SATs. learn. Demand that they learn. thing to do with local successes. after this short grace period. Super Bowl?" Ralph Waldo Emerson could have According to Scott Brohinsky, with name, address and daytime Black teachers fail state teacher Last year. Bennett’s department telephone number (for exams — on average — at a rate three been speaking of Bennett’s educa­ the legislative assistant to state published a list of the nation’s 270 best tional fantasy when he wrote: “ Do not verification). times that of white teachers. Education Commissioner Gerald elementary schools; it included a say things. For what you are stands iMaiuhpBtpr Hrralft Bank provides The Herald reserves the right Most ghetto schools aren’t educa­ Tirozzi, the purpose of these small percentage of minority- over you the while and thunders so to edit letters in the interests of tional centers. They’re warehouses. Founded In 1881 grants is to make teaching more a research tool majority schools. loud that I cannot hear what you say to brevity, clarity and taste. Yet. many cities boast at least one, Instead of taking his “ show-and- ...... PuUNIwr attractive to those entering the the contrary.” PB4NV M. SIEFFmr... To the Editor: Address letters to: Open Fo­ and sometimes three or four, high- tell” sideshow around the country, OOUOLA8 A. BEVINS.. .ExMutlMEdNor Held by raising the starting achieving elementary and high And “ fantasy” is a good seven- ALEXANDER GIRB-U .AMOdMEdHor salary. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Bennett could save money and render letter Scrabble word. I would like the people of Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. schools of predominantly poor black a tremendous public service by I don’t begrudge a cost-of-living or Hispanic students. publishing a list of the nation’s best Ch*«k Stone Is a syndicated colnm- .' The.question is. whV:' schoolffwit^ predotninantly black, and. - -nisk------, ...... New England Country MANCHESTER HAS IT This MANCHESTER HAS IT Week’s Mature: Hardware, Inc. Feature: OPTICAL JackJ^LfPpert Realty I'm RKk lip iin iRd I sdl Rnl Estite! Rttk JippiR? 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester I tkNgkt it MS; (Md is); Jxk lippM! 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(649 Colvarv CherOi (Atsembllts of God), North United Methodist Mrs. Peter Maclog, St. Mary's Eplsco- Emanuel Lutheran 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Rev. church school, 9:45 o.m .; coffee fellow­ 3472) Editor’s note: This column is ship, 11 a.m .; Lady Chapel open after­ North united Methodist Church, 300 DOl, South Methodist, MCC Chef's Club, Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 o.m., Meetings and events scheduled week of Jan. 25; prepared by the staff of the Manchester Chapter of Hadassah, The following events are scheduled this week at Sunday school; 10:30 a.m ., worship, noons; public healing service, second Parker St., AAanchester. Richard W. Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; evening prayer, Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Sunday — New members will be received at 10:30 Manchester Area Conference of MACC News Greater Hortford J.C.'s, Downtown Emanuel Lutheran Church: child-core and nursery; 7:00 p.m., even- Merchants' Association, Manchester Sunday — 9:30 a.m., youth service; one service only; Ine service of praise ondBIblepreochlno. Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Holllger, minister. Schedule: 9 and 10:30 a.m., a.m.. service: 5:30 p.m., M.Y.F.; 7 p.m., new Churches. (4^)102) 643-9203. worship service; 9 a.m., odult BIMe Fire Department, Girl Scout Troop 639. 11 a.m., congregational meeting; no youth group. study; 10:30 a.m., church school; 5:30 members’ seminar at the church. Sacred Dancers Samaritan Shelter; Ron Holmes, St. AAory's Bplscogal Church, Park and p.m., AAethodlst Youth Fellowship; 7 rehearsal. Ecumenical Prayer Group. By Nancy Carr Vivian Doll, Bill McCarthy, Anne-Marie Monday — 4 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; Box 773, Manchester 06040. All Stoppleworth, Al Bourret, Judy Lamp- Church streets, Manchester. Andrew D. p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday nursery AAACC Director 7:30 p.m.. Property Committee; Rebecca Circle. Baptist Smith, rector. Anne J . Wrider, assistant for children age 3 and younger. (649 Monday — 7:30 p.m.,. Administrative Council/Ad­ contributions to MACC are tax son, Carol Kittle, LonnI Dubaldo, Mr. Tuesay — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 1; 30p.m.. We Communllv Baptist Church, S>5 E. rector. Worship; 7:no.m . ond9:30a.m.; 3696.) journed all-church meeting. deductible. ond Mrs. Norman Norden, Shirley Gals; 7:30 p.m., memorial gifts; Swedish dancing. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. church school, 9:30 a.m .; baby-sitting, Tuesday — 7:30 p.m.. Ecumenical Prayer Group. So many wonderful things hap­ Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Juleson, Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 a.m., 9; 15 to 11:15 a.m .; Hoi V Eucharist, 10 a.m. South United Melhedlst Church, 1226 The townwide observance of Carroll Nelson, Girls Friendly Group of Wednesay — 6 to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource worship service; 9:15 a.m., church every Wednesday. (6494583) AAoln St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Pastor’s Class; 7:15 p.m., pened on the way to 1987. Sam Martin Luther King Jr. Day has St. Mary's, Community Baptist, St. school. Nursery care provided. (443-OS37) Barthlomew, Church of the Nazarene, Center; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Lawrence choir rehearsal. Pierson made a personal gift to the been rescheduled for 7:30 p.m., Thursday — 9 a.m.. Housing Board; 10 a.m., prayer Folth Baptist Church, S2 Lake St., S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 a.m. Thursday — 4 p.m.. Visitation Team. conference of more than $1,000. Concordia Lutheran, St. Mary's Episco­ Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, pas­ Goapal church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship Tuesday, at Center Congregational pal, Brownie Troop *653, British group; 11:15care and visitatioin; 4 p.m., BelleChoir; 6 tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10;30a.m., service. Nursery for preschoolers. (647- Contributions to the core budget of Church. Martin Luther King American Club, Honor Court, Manches­ to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center. worship service; 7 p.m., evenine service. 9141) MACC are few and far between, and ter Housing Authority. (446-S316) Church of (he Living Oed, an evangeli­ St. Mary’s Episcopai preached good news and hope. “ Let Furniture bank: Louis Halpryn, Ann Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A.; 9 p.m., Emanuel vs. nrst Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown cal, full-gospel church, Robertson Mormon yet the administrative block is the us dedicate ourselves to the long Benmdiske, Margaret Foley, LIndo Wapping. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School, North School Street, Manches­ cornerstone on which all the other Ference, Mary Kramer, Mary Works, ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- St. Mary’s schedule of the week is as follows; and bitter — but beautiful struggle school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manchester. programs are built. Our thanks to me Rev. R. Dupee, George Wood, Ann evenlnp service;; 7 p.m., mid-week AAeetlng Sundays, 10 to 11 :W a.m. Sunday— 7; 30a.m.. Holy Eucharist; 9; 30a.m., Holy for a new world. This is the calling (Sareau, E.F. Monoco, M ary Wilcox, Nursery and Sunday school. Wendel K. Walton, bishop, 9:30 o.m., service. Nursery at all services. (649- sacrament meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Eucharist with choir; 11 a.m.. Annual parish meeting; Sam and to Mr. and Mrs. E.L. of the children of God.” Carolyn Sherman, St. Bartholomew's 7509) Manchester Christian Fellawshlp, 509 Oates. Carl and Margaret Chad- Church, South Methodist Church, Mrs. E Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ 6:45 p.m., PRISM; 7 p.m.. Youth group Martin Luther King lived cour­ Center Congregational First Baptist Chapel of Ihe Deaf, 240 hood and relief s o c l^ . (643-4003) bum. Phyllis Courtney and Alexis Karl Klein, Mildred Mogul, Theodore Hlllstown Rood, AAanchester. Rev. K. pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday Tuesday — 5 p.m.. Children’s choir; 6:30 p.m., age based on faith. Tuesday even­ LaGace, Rosco Lupacchino, Betty Kreutzer, p ^ o r . (643-7543) Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee­ National Catholic and Francis Toumand for their Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ house, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of the Cappella Choir; 7; 30 p.m., Manchester family day-are ing provides not just the opportun­ Close, Bolton Methodist Church, Gall Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. month. SI. John Ihe Baptist Polish Noltenol support. Andrews, Mrs. Raynoe Johnson, Fran­ tional Church are as follows: Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ exchange ity to honor the man but to join one ces Larson, Ruth Bayrer, Charles Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 Sw,b1 ,f lms5D0,sMul len Wednesday — 10a.m., Holy Communion; 10:45a.m., another in renewing our commit­ Lewin, Anna Tomlinson, Ann Stanlu- Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m.,; worship: 9 a.m.„ Church of the Living Ood, an evangel I- chester. Rev. Stanley M . Lonoola, pas­ To our complete and delighted breakfast; 10 a.m. „ church school, nursery and toddler o. m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening tor. Sunday moss' schedule: 9 a.m. Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior choir. ment to that beautiful struggle for a nas, Robert McComb, W. sterner, service, Wednesdov home Bible study, 7 cal,'full-gospel church, Robertson surprise, in the middle of Seasonal School, North School Street, Manches­ Weekday masses, 8 a.m. (643-5906) Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy new and better world. Angela Mac, William Herllhy, Debbie care: 10:15 a.m.,, Confirmation: 11:15 a.m., social p. m. (643^359) Sharing we received a gift of $2,500 Anderson, Mary Gannon, Sandra Free­ ter. Rev. -David W. Mullen, pt^or. Scouts; 7:10. p.m.. Evening prayer; 7:30 p.m.. The Junior High Youth Fellow­ man, Eric SInnamon, Frank CImIno, hour. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. from Joseph and Marguerite \ Nazarane Alcoholics Anonymous. ship of the Vernon and Bolton John O'Sullivan, Gordon Keeney. Monday — 7 p.m.,. Center Church Women. Nursery and Sunday school. McCooe. It was specified that the Clothing bank donors: Pot Hetzel, Tuesday — 7 a.m., Diaconate breakfast; 3:30 p.m.. AAgnchester Chrlsttgn F ellewshlg, 509 Church el the Noxarene, 236 AAain St., United Methodist Church held a Christian Silence AAanchester. Rev.' Philip Chotto, senior gift be spent “ on MACC staff.’’ James Hyland, Jean Larkin, Margaret E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, fast for world hunger and have Prue, Frank Bennett, Connie Glaco- Pilgrim Choir. First Church of Christ, Sclenltst, 447 N. pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Never has such a thing happened in outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:40 spent part of the monies raised on possl, Dorothy Paquln, Helen Dotson, Wednesday — 8; 30 a.m.. Healing prayers; 7; 30p.m., Ataln St., Manchester. 10:30a.m., church Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee­ all our history. Just the thought was J.B. Green, Chancel Choir. service, Sunday school, and care for house, 7 :n p.m., first Saturday of the a.m., worship, children's church and Thoughts Shepherd’s Plat*. small children. (649-1446) Reading Room, month. nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise service, such a shot in the arm to staff, who Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Bethel Bible series. 6S6A Center St., Manchester. (649-0982) Full Ousgel Interdenominational nursery. Mid-week Bible study, 7 p.m. never get paid in dollars for Thanks to the following Soup Church, 745 AAaIn St., Manchester. Rev. (6498599) Friday — 6:30 p.m.. New members’ dinner. overtime or for going the extra Kitchen contributors; Jeryl-Lee Saturday — 9:30 to 5 p.m., silhouette artist; 4 p.m., Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Peeke. Manchester Emblem Club adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 There’s a right way to live and be happy. Norman mile. T ’was a lovely thought. Send for a wedding. Church of Christ p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Pantacoatal Vincent Peale said; Once again, Robert J. Smith of 4251. St. Peter’s Episcopal, St. p.m., special BIMe studies; Wednesday united Penteceetel Church, 187 wood- Everybody really knows what to do to have his life Robert J. Smith Inc. has stepped up James Christian Involvement Com­ Church of ChrM, Lvdall and Vernon at 7:30 p.m., worship serylce. Prayer brldee St., AAanchester. Rev. AAarvIn mittee — to November/December FREE streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, line, 646-8731,24 hours. Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sunday school; filled with joy. What is it? Quit hating people and start to help us match SMB’s Fuel Bank Polish National Catholic minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m ., Bible O sigel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., loving them. Quit being mad at people; start liking Challenge Grant. This is the 4th donors to the Emergency Pantry: classes; 10 o.m ., worship; 6 p.m., ter. 10 O.m., breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., BIBLE STUDY evening worship; 7;X p.m., biMe study them. Quit doing wrong; quit being filled with fear. straight year that Smith has been a Neal and Esyher Landers, Cum­ Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer mings Insurance Agency, South Polish National Catholic Church include; Nursery provided for all services. (646- (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Quit thinking about yourself and go out and do significant benefactor of the pri­ 3903) Methodist, Church of the Assump­ COURSE Sunday — 9 a.m., installation of 1987 Parish (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth service something for other people. Everybody knows what vate MACC energy-assistance JBhovah’B Wl (Frid ay). (6499848) you have to do to be happy. But the wisdom of the test tion and Sarah Stephens. (English, Spanish) Committee; 9:05 a.m., mass, including collection for Jehevah’sWl .647 Tolland Tu m - program. lies in the final words: " I f ye know these things, happy To Cub Scout Troop #47 of South music scholarship fund; 10; 15 a.m., school of Christian pike, AAon( Tuesdoy, Congrego- Praabytartan 394 Ly(jall Street Congrsgatlonal tton Bible Si 7 p.m.; Thursday, are ye if ye do them.’ ’ O UR TH A N K S to all those United Methodist. The boys col­ living, annual meeting and election of officers of Theocratic Ml School (speaking Coventry Presbyterian Church, Route lected two boxes of food for Beltoa Cepprepallewal Church, 228 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. Sometimes we get so caught up with frantically contributors to the Fuel Bank Manchester, C T 06040 Women's Blessed Sacrament Society. course), 7 p.m. Ice meeting (mlnls- Seasonal Sharing. And to the good Monday — 4 p.m., classes of Christian doctrine in Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, try training). " :S0 p.m .; Sunday, PuMic Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:X a.m., following the ways of the world that we fail to stop and Challenge: John and Barbara Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m .; Wotchtower worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 consider — Is it right or wrong? This failure to consult Smyth, Roy and Angelina Keith, folk at the Church of the Nazarene. preparation for confirmation. ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Study, 10:25. (646-1490) p.m ., Bible study and fellowship. Wed­ who raised more than $400 for the Tuesday — 5:30 p.m., classes of Christian doctrine in church school; 11 a.m., fellawshlp; 11:15 nesday, 7:W p.m., prayer meeting. your own deep feelings and then to act accordingly is M ary Arpine, Ernest and Janet a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 office or (7497222) the cause of most of our sorrows. Leemon, Horace and Margaret emergency pantry. preparation for first holy communion. Pr eehytertnn Church Of AAoneheeter, 43 647-0878 parsonage. JgwlsH — Conggrvattvg Let’s strive to bring true joy into our life by having McCoon, Gary and Ann Matre, ’Thanks yous THE Friday — 7 p.m., choir rehearsal. Cwrtir CiPoneoPtliiiul Church, 11 Spruce St., AAanchester. Rev. Richard Soup kitclien: AAr$. Jack Thompion, Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle G ray, pastor. 10;X a.m ., worship ser­ the courage to follow our conscience and do what we Jean Kielick, Charles Spratly, Saturday — 9 a.m., confession for children. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. AAr. and (Mrs. Robert AAorton ond Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. vice, nursery,9:15a.m., Sunday school;! know is right. Nancy Akin, Maryann Falkowski, famllv, Ann Jackson, Lily Krob, Flor­ BIBLE Weekdays - 8 a.m., mass with the Rev. Stanley M. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Clif­ Plovln, rabbi; Israel Tobotsky, cantor; p.m.. Informal worship. (643-0906) Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Services: Wlater and Grace Holman, Edith ence Jackson, AAary Leslie, Ross Ho- Loncola, celebrant. ford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; llnder, AAary Kuzmlchos, Catherine Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. 10 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 8:15 p.m. Spencer Hamilton, SPEAKS Daily — Annual visitation and blessing of parishion­ Friday and 9:45 a.m. Saturday. (643-9563) Csatary, Joseph and Kathleen Byron, Peter Laurence, Mrs. W. a.m., worship service, sanctuary; Wa.m. Roman Catholic 1st ConiMclor Price, Irving and Marjorie Carlson. TauskI, Ted Bushnell, Emily Miller, ers’ homes. church school. (647-9941) EuggiM Brewer Churdi of the Ateumgtien, Adams ^ Manchester Ward Donations to help keep your Tim Skldgell, Barbara Phillips. F Irit CuPorsOPHepal Church of A p - Street at'Tnompson Rood, Manchester. Also thanks to Mrs. Thlbeou, Dorothy dovur, Route6, Andever.Rev.RlchordH. jBwIah — RBfomi ilie Church of Jesns Christ neighbor warm should be mailed to Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hol­ The Patriarch Abraham’a death South United Methodist Taylor, pastor. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., Temple Beth HHIel, 1001 Foster St. moss at 5; Sunday masses at 7 ;X , 9 ,10:X Latter-day Saints M ACC Fuel Bank Challenge, P.O. land, Art Choder, Elizabeth Nogoruy, Sunday school, oil ages; 11 a.m., Sunday Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- and noon. (643-2195) is described by Moeea thus; "he Sunday — Church School Worship Day; 8 to 10 a.m., worship, nursery core provided. (742- tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each St. Bortlieiemew'e Church, 741 E. died In a ripe old age. an old man 7696) Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Middle Turnpike, AAanchester. Rev. pancake and sausage breakfast. $3 adults, $2 children; First CsporsgottspM Church of Cevsn- second F rid m of each month. (644 8466) (Martin J . Scholskv, pastor. Saturday and satisfied with life," Qeneala 9 a.m.. Church School, nursery through senior high; 9 try, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Bruce moM at Sp.m .; Sunday masses at 8;X , W 25;8(NAS). Thia tella us that a.m., and 10:45 a.m.. Preaching: Dr. Shephard S. Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m ., worship; 9:30 and 11:Xa.m. Protestant denominations heading West aatlafactlon withllfe Is possible. a.m ., church school In Church Lane LutlMfan St. Bridget Church, 70 AAain St., Johnson. Sermon: “ The Self-Satisfied Church’’ 10:45 House. Nursery core provided. (742-0487) No more desirable goal Is Ceacetdia Lutheran Church (LCA), 40 Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and By (Seoroe W. Cornell possible. a.m.. Reception of new members; 6; 30 p.m., Christian Secsiid Csnpfeggtlsnot Church, 385 N. Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold T. Rev. Em ilio P . Podelll, co-postors. many local and regional church voices, whose overall staff of about 1,000 have long Main St., ASonchester. The Rev. V. The Associated Press youth fellowship. Wangerin, (Msistant pastor. Schedule; 8 Saturday m a n 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at which (xtmplained that denominational been settled in New York and Atlanta, the Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship o.m., holy communion, nursery core; 7:M, 9 ,1 0 :» and noon. (6492403) Did Abraham come to this end Monday — 10 a.m.. Alcoholic Anonymous. service, Sunday school, and nursery fer bureaucracies had lost touch to some dual headquarters since North-South 9:15 a.m., church school, Christian St. James Church, 896 AAain St., NEW YORK — Several big Protestant because of his moral excellence? Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 6:30 chlldrsn; 6:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 a.m. AAanchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, extent with rank-and-file constituencies. branches merged in 1983. (OCFTaOO) denominations are quitting their Eastern Hardlyl He lied, decelyed.and at p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47 Court of Awards; 7:30p.m„ — holy comnwnlon, nursery care. (649 Rev. David Boronowskl, Rev. Joseph But economic and other factors also A fourth major denomination, the Sscspd Cspgrsgotlsnat Church of Cev- 5311) Kelly. Msgr. Edword J. Reardon. Satur­ city bastions and moving Meir headquar­ times questioned God’s pro­ Teachers’ meeting. enirv, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coventry. day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday were behind the movement, as delineated 9miUion-member Episcopal Church, for Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church ters westward to the heartland of mises. He was a man of the world, Wednesday — 4:30 p.m.. Junior choir; 6:30 p.m., Rev. Oovld Jarvis, minister. Regular St., AAanchester. Rev. Janet Landwehr, masses at 7 :X , 9 ,10:X a.m ., noon, and 5 by several of the denominations making several years has had a committee schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 o.m., p.m. (643-4129) America, closer to the pulsebeat of not a religious recluse. But the V J Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir, adult pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor initial decisions to move to the midlands, studying possible moves out of New York, DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., church emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m ., worship; St. AAorv Church, 1600 (Main St., common folk. distinguishing mark was his faith. Bible study; 277 Spring St., Cocaine Anonymous. school, nursery to grade eight, adult Coventry. Father James J. Mfllllamson, subject to ratifications by national conven­ considering mid-American sites. He trusted God’s promises Impli­ 9:45 a.m ., church school; 11 a.m., The shift has built up like a wave, with Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Youth choir. discussion; 11 o.m ., coffee and fellow­ worship service, nursery. (643-1193) pastor. Masses: S:1Sp.m.,Saturdav;9;W tions this spring. citly. "He looked for the city... ship; 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., Jr. and 11 a.m. Sunday. Confsnlons4:Xto5 Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. TTlnlfv Cevenont Churdi, 302 Hackmo- one mainline church after another — with Latest to line up for the parade west— to Another mainline denomination, the whose builder and maker Is God," pUgrlm fellowship; 6 p.m., senior church tock SI., AAanchester. Rev. Norman p.m. Sotuiday. (7496655) a total of three — recently taking steps 9.3-million-member United Methodist school and Pilgrim feHpwshIp. (7426234) Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Chuixhef St. (Maurice, 32 Hebron Rood, Missouri — were the Presbyterian Church Hebrews 11:10. Tulcuttvllle Csnprsputlspo) Church, worship services; 9:30 a.m ., BIbleschool. Bolton. The Rey. J. Clifford Curtin, toward transferring their bases to the (USA), booked to settle in Kansas City, Church has widely dispersed national Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, Talcot- (6492855) pastor. Saturday m an at 5 p.m.; Sunday middle part of the country. offices — New York, Chicago, Washing­ Concordia Lutheran tvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Boer and and the United Church of Christ, its top Latvian Lutheran Church el AAunches masses at 7:W. 9: IS o n d ll a.m. (643-4466) Others may yet join the migration away ton, D.C., Nashville, Tenn., and Dayton, Wealth, power, fame, and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 a.m., worship ter, 21 Garden St., AAanchester. (643-2051) offices headed for St. Louis. Idolization will not bring Activities for the week: service and church school. (6494)815) from the East. Ohio. rifflCG 9f PM CS LwIPEraR VHOTCH# The newly forming Evangelical Luthe­ satisfaction with life — witness Sunday — 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, Pastor Williams Route 31 and North River Road, Coven­ Salvation Army “ It seems to be partly tied in with a yen ran Church of America, was ticketed to the wealthy farmer Jesus spoke begins his ministry at Concordia, informal coffee hour try. William Oouthwolte, pastor. Sche­ Solvgttep Army, 661 AAain St., Man­ to get closer to the grass roots, closer to the With the scheduled new moves, the only after service in Kaiser Hall; 9; 15 a.m., church school; dule: 10:15 a.m. worship serylce; 9 a.m. chester. (Mat. and Mrs. Reginald Russell. plant its headquarters in Chicago after major denominations still retaining cen­ of (Luke 12:16-21). Such things Covanant BIMe doss (7497548) 9:30 a.m., Sunday schoM; 10:45 a.m., needs and atjitudes of ordinary three Lutheran bodies merge this spring. 10; 30 a.m.. Holy Communion, coffee hour after service hollnen meeting; 6 p.m., salvation tral headquarters in New York will be the do not exclude satisfaction, for 3 Zien Evangelical Lutheran Church members,” says James M. Wall, editor of The largest participant is now based in . in Kaiser Hall. Trtnttv Covenant Chur ch, 302 Hackmo- (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High meeting. lOtt-TJtn. Episcopal Church, for the time being, Abraham was a wealthy man the biweekly Christian Century, published New York. Monday — 7; 30 p.m.. Worship and Music Committee. tock St., AAanchester. Rev. Norman streets, (Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Jewish bodies and 2-million-member (Genesis 24:35). But they were Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Kuhl, poster. 9:30 a.m .. Divine worship; in Chicago. Altogether, denominations making not his ultimate goal. Are you Tuesday — 8 p.m., Catechetics Resource Center; worship services; 9:30a.m., Bible school. Greek Orthodoxy. 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy Com­ Unitaitan UnKraraallBt He says past concentration of denomina­ Western shifts total about 10 million roally satisfied with your life? 6:30 p.m. Children’s Choir; 8 p.m. Adult Bible Study, (6492855) munion first and third Sunday. (6494143) UMtartah UntveraoHsI Sedety-aest, tional headquarters in the East “ has been members. Their headquarters staffs basketball practice. 153 W. Vernon St., AAanchester. Rev. However, the 32-denomination National a mistake, giving them a distorted view of number in hundreds, with many in the Wednesday — 10:30 a.m.. Agoraphobia Support Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m ., ser­ Council of Churches, including denomina­ CHURCH OF CHRIST Mpaiodlat vice. Nursery core and youth religious the country.” The move west "is tong lower echelons likely to quit rather than Group; 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. Epiacopal tions now moving, stays headquartered at Lyciall end Vemon Streets BeWen Untied M eEiidtot Church, 1041 education. Coffee hour after service. overdue,” he adds, aligning them with move, and have to be replaced. Friday — 7 p.m., A A Group. Bpeten Turnpike,. Bolton. Rev. Stewart (6465151) Manhattan’s 19-story Interchurch Center, SI. •aarge‘8 h, 1150 more typical environments. This is particularly the case for the sometimes called the "God Box” or Phone: 646-2903 This has been urged persistently by 3.1-million-member Presbyterian Church, "Protestant Vatican.” About Town • t r r » - • To break the boredom, try volunteering WATES has potiuck The center is part of Jefferson House, a special division of Hartford Hospital, Manchester WATES will meet Tues­ that provides recreation activities, DEAR ABBY: I am day at 7:15 p.m. fora potiuck. Members DEAR BIG PROBLEM: The circum- him. This makes no sense at all to me. nursing supervision and counseling. For iiving with a very well-to- can bring any dish they want for the sta.nces may not be entirely responsible The pool man puts chemicals into the more information cail Concetta Co- do businessman in this ” upper, which wili be foilowed by a brief for your unhappy plight. An unsociable pool to kill the algae, so wouldn’t that be ionna, recreation director, at 646-2680. rather small town. We business meeting. Weigh-in is from 6:15 workaholic who doesn’t seek friends is harmful to our dog? fell in love three years to 7:15 p.m. at Orange Hall, East Center not apt to get sought out socially unless Please hurry your answer. We are ago when I lived in Dear Ahhy Street. Pinochle scores listed he’s a generous giver in the community. having words about this. This is a second another area. "C liff” fi­ Pinochle scores for senior citizens’ Abigail Van Buren (Is he?) There are still some big people marriage for both of us, and I can’t District wants scheduies nally told his wife about play Thursday at the Army and Navy in small towns who do not judge others, afford another divorce. us and asked for a di­ East of the River Tourism and Club were as follows: so get out and make a few friends by DOG TIRED vorce because I told him I Convention District is researching Hans Fredericksen, 655; Bud Paquin, volunteering your services. You won’t would not continue seeing information to be inciuded in its 1987 621; Edna Farmer, 617; Betty Turner, have to iook far to find organizations him unless he promised spring and summer events calendar. 609; Fritz Wilkinson, 597; Margaret who will welcome your help. If you and DEAR TIRED: Some dogs view marriage. Any organization planning an event that Vaughan, 589; Helen Bensche, 587; Cliff contribute enough, you will make toilets as humans view watering hoies, I’m in my mid-30s and have been is open to the public, such as an auction, Adolph Yeske, 577; John Klein, 576; I suppose the local people are yourselves sufficiently attractive to be and as long as the toilets are not divorced twice (no children). Cliff’s house tour, antique show, athletic event, Annette Hillary, 572. unfriendly to me because of the accepted. Good luck. contaminated with excessive amounts wife moved to another town with their musical or theatrical performance, circumstances. Please don’t lecture me. of strong disinfectants, detergents or three teen-aged children. should contact Bobbie Beganny at the I need to know how to get people to bleaches, it won’t hurt the dog. How­ Walk planned Sunday To make a long story short, I have tourism office at 646-2223. accept me as a person and “ us” as a DEAR ABBY: My wife has a degree in ever, unless you know for certain that made his home into a charming, The district includes the towns of The Hockanum Linear Park Commit­ couple. the medicai field from a large, re­ the water in your toilet is dog drinkable, welcoming residence, but I am bored to Manchester, East Hartford, Ellington, tee plans a walk Sunday near Laurel I do not see marriage for us in the near spected university, yet she thinks it’s you’d be wise to keep the lid down. death. Hardly anyone visits us. Cliff is South Windsor, Tolland, Vernon and Lake. Hikers should meet at the Howell future because Cliff’s wife’s lawyer is a perfectly all right to allow our dog to The swimming pool is another story. not very sociable, is a workaholic and Hebron. Cheney Regional Technical School shark, and a settlement may take drink out of the toilet bowl! The dog is If the pool has been treated with a heavy doesn’t seek friends. I like people and parking lot at 1 p.m. The walk will be forever. Bless you if you can help me. even allowed to drink out of our dose of chemicals, your dog could get want some kind of social life. three miles, round trip. Cross-country BIG PROBLEM, SMALLTOWN swimming pool. She says it won’t hurt sicker than a dog. Chorus rehearses skiers are also invited. Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tues­ day from 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Young artists compete Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Re­ Immunizations are well worth all the risks freshments will be served beforehand. Applications are available for the annual Young Artist Competition, which DEAR DR. GOTT: I susceptible individuals. Today, because Mendelsohn, an intelligent and out­ will be held May 24 at North United have always admired of medical technology, we can prevent spoken physician and author, scared the Circle Club meets Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. The your willingness to ad­ these'afflictions. wits out of millions of parents when — on competition is open to pianists, orga­ The Square Circle Club of Manchester dress inconsistencies in a national TV talk show — he spoke nists, vocalist and other instrumental­ When deciding whether to allow Lodge of Masons will have an open the medical field, so I was vehemently against childhood immuni­ ists and chamber groups of high-school Dr. Gott children to be immunized, parents (and house Monday from 9 a.m. to noon. more than a little disap­ zations. No doubt he intended to scare age. Younger students will be accepted pointed when I read of Peter Gott, M.D. doctors) must examine the risks and the parents into "protecting” their children There will be card games, pool and benefits. No vaccine is completely safe. by special arrangement. your support and appro­ from immunization, but I believe that he refreshments. All Masons and their No matter bow many thousands of friends may attend. The jury, directed by Herbert val of childhood immuni­ was performing a great disservice to people have been inoculated or vacci­ Chatzky, will consist of performers and zation with vaccines. At healthy children. Two organizations Herald photo by Pinto nated, a small percentage will expe­ educators in Connecticut. Both cash and best, these blood- that have vastly more information rience a mild (or severe) reaction to the House needs helper scholarships to the Hartt Summer polluting vaccines com­ about the pros and cons of immunization Snowy Mo immunizing material. To be candid, Youth Music Program will be awarded promise the immune system; nutrition To begin with, every intelligent adult — the U.S. Public Health Service and the The Jefferson House Adult Day there is a risk in taking any medicine or as prizes. and natural hygiene are grossly over­ recognizes that there are risks in our American Academy of Pediatrics — Health Center, 57 Hollister St., is Schools let out early Thursday to allow students to get home vaccine. However, with childhood im­ To obtain an application, call Chatzky looked as the path to optimum health environment. We all want to minimize have strongly urged parents to have seeking a volunteer one afternoon a before the heavy snow started. Making a break for it are, from munizations, the benefits clearly out­ at 649-6198 or the North United Metho­ and natural immunity. these risks for ourselves and our their children immunized. week to conduct a sing-along with a left, Scott Lebrun of 22 Lyndaie St., Chad McCalop of 180 weigh the risks; The bad consequences dist Church at 649-3696. Applications children. However, we cannot do this by As adults, we want to be reasonable. piano accompaniment. of naturally acquired childhood dis­ should be received by May 17. Eldridge St., and John Ditmer of 114 Eldridge St. DEAR READER: You raise an Depriving children of protection from wishful thinking. For example, we may eases are far greater than the potential important issue, and I ’m sorry that I am disease seems to me to be an unreasona­ be tempted to "fantasize away” cancer reactions to the immunizing vacdnes. again going to disappoint you. Unfortu­ ble act that borders on child abuse. Yes, and serious infections, but in the real Therefore, I believe that childhood nately, some people — including a few world of malignancies and microbes, there are small risks to vaccinating well-meaning but misguided physicians immunizations are necessary and ap­ children. However, the risks of not Center's winter classes are getting under way such an approach is irrational. propriate ways to prevent the unneces-- — have publicly declared that childhood vaccinating them are so much greater Tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis, ru­ sary tragedy of certain dangerous immunizations should be avoided. I that I am surprised at parents who bella, measles and polio are extremely infections. Editor’s note; This column is pre­ Lawlor, entertaining by Jack Coleman, Thursday; Veal patty, shells & sauce, believe these critics are wrong. refuse to give their children an ounce of serious diseases that can kill or disable I have been told that Dr. Robert pared by the staff of the Manchester and door prizes. Do bring a guest. Dress vegetable, dessert, beverage. ^ prevention. Seskir Citizens’ Center, Citizcng is casual. r^ayt^?«S|g salad sandwich, 1|6hp, Condolences are sent to the family of dessert, ^ e T a g e . ‘ By Jeanette Cave Eve Warner who was a long-time The setback scores for Jan. 16 are as Professors in it for iaughs Senior Center Director member of the senior center. follows; Mabel Loomis — 123, Peter since enrollment is limited. Ongoing activities: \ IDA/IS Casella — 121, Art Bouffard — 120, By Peter Corbett one small study to compare the acoustic During inclement weather, seniors Monday; Bingo — 10 a.m.: pinochle — George Brooks — 119, Ann Welskopp — The Associated Press characteristics of spontaneously generated are advised to listen to the radio for THE CENTER IS planning a trip to 12:30 p.m.; ceramics — 9:30 a.m.: 177, Bob Ahem — 111, Clara Hemingway laughter with those of normal speech. Il a n e reports about the senior center. WTIC is see the Ice Capades at the New Haven basketweaving — 9:90 a,m. — be­ TEM PE, Ariz. — Did you hear the one about LaPointe said that the male college students — 118, .Ediahh Browne — 113. c—Layout «nd Ottign a s s o c ia t e s the main source of this information. If Coliseum on Saturday, Feb. 21 at 2 p.m. ginners, 12:30 p.m. — advanced; The pinochle scores for Jan. 2 are as the four Arizona professors studying laughter studied had laugh "intensity bursts” that the schools are closed, the center’s Please call the center if you are Tuesday: bowling — 1 p.m. Parkade follows; Rene Maire — 740, Annette who wanted to get a $50,000 grant to continue averaged about 69 decibels, which is louder transportation system does not run and interested in going. Lanes; exercise with Cleo — 1:30 p.m.; Hillary — 678. their research? than the speaking voice in normal conversa­ activities are cancelled for the day. The A A R P tax counseling to the grocery shopping — call 24 hours in They visited southwestern Arizona to get a tion by about 10 to 15 decibels. The pitch or DAVIS LANE However, the center remains open for elderly program, under the direcUon of advance for ride: non-grocery shopping The bridge scores for Jan. 21 are as sense of Yuma (...drum roll...) and after frequency of laughter is also about three times business. If there are any questions Bob Hendrickson, will begin Monday, — (K-Mart) — call before noon Monday follows: Nadine Malcolm — 5250, Irene getting the grant they laughed all the way to as high as the speaking voice, he said. ASSOCIATES Feb. 2 from 1 to 3 p.m. and continue Hallowell — 4790, Mae Hallowell —4400, about programs or activities, one is for ride: square dancing — 10 a.m.: the bank. The average "laugh unit” is about seven are proud to announce advised to call the center after 8:30 a.m. every weekday except Thursday, until drivers education — 12; 30 p.m. Sol Cohen — 3800, Lillian Evans — 3440. But seriously folks, this is no joke. The four bursts, but one subject had about 25 bursts, Next week will be the start of winter April 15. Counselors will assist you in the Wednesday; Bridge — 12:30 pm.: Arizona ^tate University professors are LaPointe said. their new partnership programs at the senior center. Some preparation of your income tax forms. pinochle — 9; 30 a.m.; drivers education studying laughter as a form of communication The professors have not turned to stand-up with KEVIN ROY - Master classes will be offered for the first time. All information is held in the strictest -1 2 :3 0 p.m.; line dancing — 9;30a.m. and to learn how it might relate to speech and comedy or hired Rodney Dangerfield as a Craftsman. A home repair class covering soldering, confidence. No appointment is neces­ — advanced and 10:30 a.m. — Some couples unrealistic hearing disorders. consultant to elicit laughter for their research. replacement of packings, toilet repair, sary and service is provided on a first beginners. about marriage demands Using sophisticated sound equipment and And they aren’t using joke books, which Kevin, fuiiy licensed and faucet repair, caulking, traps, and come, first serve basis. Thursday; Orchestra rehearsal — 9 computers they are analyzing "laugh units” LaPointe says are aren’t funny anyway. insured has been serving overall maintenance and prevention You may call the center regarding a.m.; Thursday program — 1 p.m. Illing NEW YORK (A P ) - A third of the in terms of variety of factors, such as pitch Instead, to prompt spontaneous laughter the Hartford area with will be held on a weekly basis, Tuesdays, any other on-going program. Don’t Jr. High School Jazz Band. couples who seek divorce in the United and volume. they are relying on a videotape of Bill Cosby quality workmanship and from 9; 30 to 10; 30 and from 10:40 to 11; 40 forget that the center does distribute a Friday; Bingo — 10 a.m.; cribbage — States actually have "a good marriage" Leonard LaPointe, chairman of ASU’s doing a monologue while seated in a chair on affgrdabie prices. a.m. monthly calendar that gives you a 9 a.m.: setback — 12:30 p.m.: and don’t know it, according to Eleanor department of speech and hearing science, an empty stage. On Friday, March 6 and 13, stenciling listing of all the activities, programs transportation to and from senior center B. Alter. says scientists have neglected research on The researchers hope to learn about the Speciaiizing in the Home improvement fieid, Kevin’s classes wil be offered by Sally May and and services occurring during that — call for ride at least 24 hours in Alter is a senior partner specializing laughter, which is an important form of emergence of laughter in infants and how that background inciudes: room additions, sun rooms, decks Karen Thurber of "Black Sheep Three, ’ ’ month. advance. in matrimonial law at Rosenman Colin human communication. relates to the acquisition of speech. Most and porches, skyiights, roofing, cedar & vinyi siding, post a group of craftswomen specializing in Menu for the week Freund Lewis & Cohen. “ The neat thing about laughter is that it infants start laughing by the time they are 3 or & beam structures, out buiidings and renovations. stencil crafts and designs. The class will FINALLY, DON’T FORGET our St. Monday: Hamburger, soup, dessert, squeezes out all the bad emotions,” he said in a 4 months old, LaPointe said. complete two projects, a canvas tote Valentine’s Day dance, Friday, Feb. 13, beverage. Confused by radical changes in recent interview. The laughter researchers also want to study This partnership wiil bring the experience of 25 years in bag and a wooden welcome sign. starting at 6 p.m. for dinner. Tickets are Tuesday; Chefs choice, dessert, male-female roles, couples become LaPointe and professors Donald Mowrer, laughter among a variety of age groups to the construction fieid to your home. Materials and supplies may be pur­ available at the center’s office for $7. beverage. unrealistic and over-demanding in James Case and Robert Chubrich are serious determine how it changes as people get older, chased from the instructor for approxi­ ’This price includes a tasty chicken Wednesday: Turkey salad sandwich, many aspects of their relationships, she about their laughter research. But of course LaPointe said. 523 Clark Strset mately 814. Call the center to register. dinner, prepared by our cook, Mary Ann soup, dessert, beverage. says. they have had to endure the good-natured jokes of colleagues, LaPointe said. "A lot of research is drudgery,” he added. South Windsor, Conn. 06074 644-4405 t'sVtVsTs’kk u-wJ-f-f jj f f fi’n vvvv VWV1.LUX/f / r r So far the laughter researchers have done "This stuff is fun to do.” Every night is showtime at iighthouse-turned-inn • • ^ * .1

ISLE AU HAUT, Maine (AP) - But the installation of computerized Showtime begins just before dinner. robot lights and foghorns has its Guests stroli aiong the rocks beside the downside: the ravages of weather, stubby, white lighthouse on this Penobs­ vandalism and time that can set cot Bay isiand; they savor the view as untended lighthouses and their adjacent the sun slips out of sight behind the buildings on the path to ruin. distant Camden Hills. The Lighthouse Preservation Society At dusk innkeepers Jeff and Judi of Rockport, Mass., views “The Keep­ Burke fire up the gas lamps inside “The er’s House” as the kind of tasteful Keeper’s House.” It’s a ceremonial private sector venture that can serve as prelude to dinner that sets the stage for a model for preserving other endan­ the next, more spectacular, light show. gered lighthouses. The society’s presi­ Midway through the meal, the lamp dent, James Hyland, supports “adap­ atop the 48-foot lighthouse comes alive tive reuse” of such properties, citing with light. At four-second intervals, it commercial possibilities that range flashes a red beacon which splashes a from museums to hostelries to gift rose-colored glow along the side of the shops. stucco-covered building that has been The U.S. Lighthouse Society of San home to a generation of lighthouse Francisco shares the same goals as the keepers. East Coast group but is unwilling to see The guests return outdoors for the historic light stations placed in the finale. Under a clear, star-filled sky, hands of profit-seeking entrepreneurs. they may see beacons from as many as It prefers to rely on government and five lighthouses, perhaps the running non-profit groups, such as the one that lights of a windjammer or two, and the operates a 7-year-oId bed and breakfast faint glow of tourist-filled Camden that at a lighthouse on San Francisco Bay. looms over Vinalhaven island. "THERE SHOULD continue to be a “IT’S SO UNREAL. It’s like being in a government string attached,” says the fantasyland,” says Jeff Burke, a former group’s president, Wayne Wheeler, who ’60s activist who choreographs the fears that outright transfer of light nightly spectacle on this unspoiled stations to the private sector could six-mile-long island. jeopardize maintenance and public Burke and his wife, both 43, mort­ access. gaged their successful bed and break­ It was Hyland who approached the AP photo fast in coastal Pemaquid to buy and Burkes about buying the lighthouse American pop artist Andy Warhol, 30, stands in front of an renovate the lighthouse property for property at Robinson’s Point from conversion into an inn. Aubrey Greenlaw, whose forebears upside-down panel depicting a scene from Leonardo da Vinci’s Lighthouse buffs say “The Keeper’s settled on Isle au Haut in the 1850s. “The Last Supper" in Milan, Italy, this week. Da Vinci's House,” which opened this summer, is '' Robinson’s Point, newest of the more masterpiece wili be barred to the public soon because of the only commercial venture of its kind than 60 lighthouses along the Maine restoration. situated on the property of a functioning coast, was lit for the first time in 1907 on Jill Ireland lighthouse on the East Coast. As such, Christmas Eve to mark the entrance to the project has been drawn into a the thoroughfare between Isle au Haut mounting debate over how best to keep and Kimball’s Island. Only two keepers, Warhol’s ‘Last Suppei' America’s lighthouses from deteriorat­ both with descendants still living on Isle ing as they yield to automation. au Haut, tended the light during the Lighthouses, dating back as early as nearly 30 years in which it was manned. the 18th century, hold a special place in In 1935 the lighthouse was automated, substitutes for real one the nation’s psyche as they evoke and the surrounding property was sold. images of lonely guardians who hold In recent years its owners used the MILAN, Italy (AP) - Andy Warhol mural will be closed to the public soon so After cancer bout back the storm-tossed seas. These keeper’s house as a vacation retreat for has created his own, pop art version of the artwork can be restored. stalwart sentinels that dot the coast are several weeks each summer. the “Last Supper,” saying that now art The pop art version was sponsored by Ip both beacons of hope to mariners in lovers will have something to look at an Italian bank and a Greek art dealer. distress and points of interest for during restoraUon of Leonardo da she’s back acting JUDI BURKE herself is no stranger to Warhol's paintings will go on sale tourists. lighthouses, having grown up on Cape Vinci’s 1497 mural. Warhol’s work — four large paintings, when the exhibition closes March 21. Cod, Mass., where her father, a Coast The price of Warhol’s works was not OF THE ROUGHLY 500 lighthouses Guard petty officer, was keeper of the some portraying Jesus and the apostles operated by the Coast Guard along the upside down, and 21 smaller works immediately disclosed, but the news Highland Light. agency ANSA estimated the larger Atlantic and Pacific coasts and the ,,The Burkes, veterans of the Peace partially copied from the original “Last Great Lakes, fewer than three dozen Supper” — is a “play of comparisons pieces — measuring 10 by 40 feet — Corps and Vietnam War protests, paid would cost about $500,000 each. still retain on-site keepers. These $190,000 for the sky blue-and-white with Leonardo,” Warhol said Thursday. manned towers are scheduled to be keeper’s house, a boathouse and other The exhibit is in a Milan palazzb “If visitors are unable to see Leonar­ automated by the end of the decade, buildings near the lighthouse, and then across the road from the church where do’s ‘Last Supper’ because of its closure completing a process that the service sank more than $100,000 into Leonardo painted his masterpiece mu­ for restoration, they can just cross the estimates has saved roughly $50 million. improvements. ral. The refectory housing Leonardo’s road and look at mine,” Warhol said. Retirement home will cater to four-legged stars CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Imagine applauded, I was their pal. Next thing I human performers who worked with interim or in a permanent situation.” a retirement home where residents know. I’m in a zoo away from my buddy. animals often take care of their animals lounge around on small islands, eating And the next thing. I’m in a lab... don’t I Some performers give their retired themselves, if they can afford it; and show-business animals to zoos, but often bananas with other former actors and deserve something better than that?’ ” some circuses provide care for their old feeling lucky they didn’t end up as a Carrado is calling the retirement the animals can’t adjust to zoo life, he animals, he said. said. The zoos may reject them as too medical experiment. home “Chimps and Friends — A But Chimps and Friends would Nick Carrado is developing such a Retirement Haven for Show Business old. or if they take the animals they don’t welcome any show-business animal on a allow their former owners to visit. Other home — exclusively for retired show Animals,” but elephants, dogs and any first-come, first-served basis, providing business animals. Carrado, whose own other animals that worked in movies, animals end up in “roadside ghetto” food, shelter and veterinary care at no animal shows or research labs. chimpanzee, Kokomo Jr., enjoys a television, theater, carnivals or cir­ cost to the owner. A performer could cushy retirement near Charlotte after cuses will be welcome. even house his animal in the ’ aven But they can find peace at Chimps and ■ U ' about 25 years as one of the most famous So far, the retirement home has a temporarily if he wasn’t getting any Friends, which will be closed to the apes on television, says most show- board of directors and non-profit status shows, then come back and get it when public but open to former owners who business animals aren’t so fortunate. from the Internal Revenue Service. The he signed a contract. want to come help take care of their old “If the animal could talk, what would directors are now looking for about 200 “We’re concerned about the animal,” cohorts, said Carrado. There may be an iiattrl|rstpr Krral^ he tell me about how show-business acres of land and asking for volunteers said Carrado. “What happens to the auditorium open to the public where a animals are treated?” said Carado, 55. and contributions. human being, up or down, that’s what retired performer could show his retired “He’d say, ‘We did all these shows, look Carrado said the haven would be the happens. Our main thing is that the animal on an occasional basis to raise Saturday, Jan. 24,1987 at how those people laughed and first of its kind in the world. Retired animal is well taken care of in the funds for the home. t t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 24, IW7 ' ■ ^ I I f , I , V> 1 ■; . I .J.J.' y . ].I 8 ■ ■ Ei^WedH th'i^ 'Lfnds' Profile MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. M. 19*7 — a The story behind the story B y J o s ie Steven Howroyd

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Q. Could you please tell me Show,” became a steady everything about Polly Bergen, panelist on quiz shows such as including what she’s been tip to ‘T o Tell the Troth,” and won lately? Maria Mamola, Kenner, an Emmy for the drama special ' Brooke Adams L a. “The Helen Morgan Story.” A. Nellie Paulina Burgin is 56, Later, she had her own show Before you buy a product Q. / tvoiiU like to know all there is to know about actress from Knoxville, Tenn., the and hosted a couple of talk Brooke Adams. Amy Kelley, Dothan, Ala. daughter of a construction shows, such as “Not for Women A. She’s 38, hpom New York City, the daughter of Robert engineer and his wife, who, due Only.” ! Adams, a former CBS Radio executive and theatrical producer to her father’s job, moved P U T H ELP and his wife, Rosalind Gould, an actress. Further back in the around the country a lot while In the mid-’60s, though, she family are two presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams. she was growing up. She loved went into business with a RIG H T AT She followed her parents into their profession at 8, appearing in to sing as a child and was turtle-oil moisturizer as her first bit parts in her facer’s productions of musicals such as “Finian’s apparently talented enough to product (she’d been offered, at HER Rainbow" and “The King and I.” perform professionally. the age of 35, the role of a ' FINGERTIPS. At 14, she was cast in a New York—based series, “East Side, She made her debut on radio grandmother, something that West Side," with George C. Scott. Two years later, she was in in Richmond, Ind., where the concerned her enough to force another series called “O.K. Crackerby” on the West Coast, along family was then living, at the her to reevaluate her skin-caie with a variety of episode appearances. At 20, though, invited by age of 14, continued on the regimen, which in turn led her her actress-sister Lynne to go to Europe, she wound up meeting a “Hometown Jamboree” in to develop the product.) I , r ^ Polly Bergen U/ 5 man in Spain and staying there for four years living the life, as Pasadena, where they moved, Eventually, she built the s<> >' she explained it later, of a very unliberated woman — cooking and in her late teens, took to the company into a multi-product, MEGRUFF and cleaning for him. road as a singer with various multi-million-dollar fim before HOUSE Ultimately she realized that that wasn’t the life for her, so she bands. selling it to Fabetge in the ’70s. .. ST A R T A M c G R U T F H O U S E came back to the U.S. and pounded the pavement for acting jobs. In her early 20s, she went to She’s continued in business, Anything you’d like to IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. She got a few, finally, in series such as “Kojak” and “Police Hollywood where she was however, devoting the majority F .;. ! ’ '. ’,v ',Y r; * 0 * Woman" (fans of the old series “Family” will remember her as signed to a contract by of her time to it in recent years know about prominent rj il; Li r. the woman the family’s son Willie married, who then died), as Paramount and cast in Dean — designing shoe and jewelry personaiities? Write to well as a one-line part in the movie remake of “The Great Martin and Jerry Lewis movies. lines. King Features Syndi­ D-!'- u e 20005 ' Gatsby.” Nine movies later, she moved to She hasn’t given up on acting, ^Read the label That led to bit parts in the movies “Car Wash" and “The though. She was a star of the cate, 235 E. 45th St., MGM, away from the team and TAKE A BITE OUT OF Lords of Flatbush,” followed by a major role in the admired if into movies such as “Cape “Winds of War” miniseries New York, N.Y. 10017. VCheck the package not commercially successful “Days of Heaven." Fear,” “Warpath,” “Escape several seasons back and is She’s been working pretty steadily ever since, in “Invasion of from Fort Bravo” and “Kisses currently filming the sequel If anything seems wrong, tell the Body Snatchers,” "A Man, a Woman and a Bank,” for My President.” “War and Remembrance.” She “Cuba,” “The Dead Zone,” “Key Exchange,” “Almost You,” She also did a number of TV also stars in the film “MUing the store manager. “Tell Me a Riddle”; and on TV, “The Innocents Abroad" and, shows: She was the “Pepsi Cola Mr. Right,” due in t h e a ^ by ■ / ( , 1 t i i-'. 4 .’ I s ; t ' i ; I.; 'Ouffook MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. g4, 19IT7 —iW WEEKEND TELEVISION Saturday, Jan. 24

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(JD In Depth Pier Angeli, Ricardo Montalban, Vittorio (3D Photon Gassman 1953. i M Porky Pig 5 :3 0 A M (S) i n n New s (^ (^ Kidd Video (3D Agricultural News ( ^ Macron 1 [CN N ] Showbiz Today ® It's Your Business [ESP N ] Golf: 1987 Phoenix Open From ® Abbott and Costello Phoenix, AZ, (2 hrs.) (R). GD Nuestra Familia 6 :0 0 A M (X) Up Front (R) [C N N ] Sports Close-up dD Focus on Britain; Royal Britain [D IS] You and Me. 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Livs. 15 Sheryl Lee — 7 Flowering shrub [ESPN] Sportscenter Super Bowl Prev­ After Rose suffers an esophogai spasm, money to buy Ms grandkid's love. Jason ( 9 m o v i e ; 'Mystvlou* QD IN N New * (B) Sesame Street (CQ. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mrs. SofM' (CQ The 18 Vendetta 6 Soil iew 12:45AM she believes she has died and returned to Robai^. Marsha Mason, Donald Suther- M r. Moto* Mr. Moto of the International wife of a prison warden falls in with an 20 Binge 11 Hitler, for one 3 ThM'* the Spirit ® M O V IE : 'Bandotofo' A man disguises 8:00PM (S MOVIE: The MuppMi life. (R) In Stereo. laml/1983. Police is given a case that baffles Scotland inmate and aids in his escape. Diane Kee­ 21 Water deposits 13 Oxford Eng. Diet. [C N N ] Foreign Correepondento Nmseif as a hangman in order to arrartge Take Manhattan' While Kermit and com­ Yard. Peter Lorre. Harold Huber. Mery Ma­ ton. Mel Gibson, Edward Herrmann. 1984. 22 Utensils. e.g. 14 Woodvrard and Asner 3 ) An Evening of Championship Skat­ CD W W F Wrestling Spotlight (60 min.) the escape of his brother w>d gang. D e w pany try to take their college variety show guire. 1936. [ESPN] Auto Racing Lynn St. James' Rated P6-13. 24 Actress OiHette 16 Edith — ing 1 986 Taped live at Harvard University, (3D MOVIE: 'A Men, a Woman and a Martin, James Stewart. Raquel Welch. to Broadway. Miss Piggy's jealousy of a the world's top figure skaters compete in search for 2CK) MPH. 25 Qelstin substitute 17 Average Bank* The story of the comic caper of a $4 Jeffereone 1968. prM C] MOVIE: 'Can You Haar tha friendly waitress threatens her wedding pair skating, ice dancing, and men's and 1:00AM CD 28 Summer shade 19 Scrimp million computerized bank heist. Donald 2:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'To im ln a l [CNN] Now aday Laughtar?' The career of comedian Fred­ plans for the frog. 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t $ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 24.1W7 MANCHESTER HERAtP. Saturday. Jan. 24,1W7 — It Cover Story Jill Ireland begins a new life Some stepfamilies will never blend After a bout with cancer, she is acting again Many family members mix like oil and water

By Jane Ardmore One was ‘Getting Well Again.’ By Susan Crain Bakos so you wouldn’t hate the sight o f Another, by Dennis Jaffee, was her face?’ alk about starting the ‘Healing from Within.’ What y stepmother “All those counselors we saw new year with a bang! they’ re about is holistic healing. complains — and those books and This month actress Ji)I I started my own brand o f because I take magazine articles my mother Ireland’ s book, meditation and visualization. my laundry over read on what she calls ‘stepping’ “Lifewish,” comes out. The good cells — I chose to to my dad’s — focused on the adult imagine them as piranha fish — T It is destined to offer, as house when I viewpoint. What adults think is would be eating up the bad visit. They’M ve been married she says, “ light at the end o f the the problem isn’ t always on cells. I would imagine a seven years; and she still doesn’t tunnel” to people facing what target. And what adults think is veritable eating frenzy, the fish treat me like family,” says Ireland herself faced two years the solution is really fantasy gnashing their teeth, tearing into ago: a fast-spreading malignant 19-year-old Josh, a college land. They want everyone to the tumor, ripping it to pieces. It student. cancer for which the only behave like a happy family to is one thing to cut out the recourse is immediate surgery. When Josh was 13, he and his ease their guilt. cancerous tumor, it’s another father and stepmother and And in the same month she’ ll “She” — he never calls her thing to cut out the tumult in be in a new romantic thriller mother enrolled in a family anything but she — “went your mind. The first time I film, “ Assassination,” in which therapy program to help him through a period where she heard that stress can make you she plays America’ s first lady, adjust to the new person in his wanted to be the perfect ill, I thought, w ell, then it can co-starring with husband Charles life, his father’s wife. When he stepmother, but it didn’t have also damn well make you well. Bronson as a keen-witted secret was IS, a school counselor anything to do with me. I was So that is my book, a service man assigned to protect decided his grades, merely the object through which she step-by-step, blow-by-blow her from a murder plot. adequate in comparison to his would play another role to account of how to fight back. It is the beautiful Ireland’s scores on tests measuring ability, impress my dad. I just wanted to “The book just wrote itself. first movie in four years... “ the could be blamed on his family’s have as little to do with her as Cancer is a very isolating kind of really top-flight role I’d inability “ to blend” properly. possible and to be allowed not to illness. I realize that there are said I wouldn't work again Everyone went into therapy like her in peace.” many people who, in my unless I got,” she says, squaring again. At 16, Josh’s homeroom Josh’s friend Jennie, 18, says, situation, do not have the kind that independent jaw o f hers. teacher recommended him for a “ My stepfather pays the bills C5 of support or family or friends “And I’m so happy that it six-week course in Getting because my own dad doesn’t that I have. And even with coincides with the book. I could Along With Your Stepparent. By com e up with the child support. support, you have to do it have co-produced the film or I the time he was 18, only his I know we owe my stepfather a yourself. My husband, Charlie, could co-star, and I chose to be father believed there would ever lot, but I don’t like him. All he is a strong man, and I did get visible because it’s like saying to be peace. ever does is criticize. He thinks support from him, of course; but other cancer victims, ‘Look, I’m And now Josh says firmly, money gives him the right to it wasn’t his illness, it was well again. I’ m working and “I’ve never liked her; and I criticize, which he does, mine. He couldn’t live every happy.’ That can only encourage never w ill.” Apparently she constantly.” minute with me, I couldn’ t tell them and reinforce what I’ m feels the same way about him. In her new book, “ Funny him every one o f my feelings. It Jill Ireland is co-starring with her husband, Charles saying in the book: ‘The human They have failed to blend. Sauce: Us, the Ex, the Ex’ s years o f carping, his stepmother parts lose their distinct would be too difficult to live Bronson, In the new film, "Assassination.” “ Blended families” became a has worked out her feelings and mind is magic and you can make New Mate, the New Mate’ s Ex, never got him to break the habit that way. catchphrase a few years ago individual flavors. Some motivations in therapy, yet she it w ork.’ and the Kids,” author and o f kicking o ff his shoes in the “Unfortunately, many people Years ago Ireland wearied a said when I was returning to to com e over to the house. when the high divorce rate stepchildren feel they would be has been unable to change those “ Believe me,” she continues, stepmother Delia Ephron entrance hall. And Jennie, too, do think that their husband or bit, always playing in Charlie’s normal life was, ‘Now While we were gone, he and turned into the high remarriage losing their own identities if they feelings. “ I know I’m unfair to “ I had all the beliefs most recognizes this critical factor. admits, “ I don’t try to correct their children have to get them pictures, always living under remember, Jill, no stress.’ And I Zuleika and the others had a . . rate; and everywhere potential blended. Their loyalties to the Chris in many ways, but I can’ t people do have about cancer. I She says, “The stepmother’s the things that bother my through. I learned not to lean. I Charlie’ s shadow. “ I don’ t think went right out into my life, council o f their own and decided Brady Bunch families were family which once existed are jmake myself be fair. She’s thought, the minute you are most important function, from stepdad most. Maybe it wouldn’t learned to ignore the way I that’ s true now ,” she muses. which is filled with all kinds of that if Charlie and I didn’ t com e regrouping. According to the too strong to be changed. They ; becom e the symbolic bad guy diagnosed, that’ s it, you ’ re dead. her point of view, and her most be a big deal to write down his looked. I never even wore a “I’m not a girl anymore, that’s stress. What I’m trying to do up with the idea, they were New 'Think, the blended family are no more likely to become |for me. I don’t want to like her. It would only be a matter o f dispensable from everyone phone calls the way he wants it wig. I wore a hat or scarves. I one difference, and the second now is live and cope with going to tell us that we ought to card-carrying members o f the ; But don’t feel sorry for her. She time. Not only were you dead, would forge strong new bonds else’s: criticizing. Though she sewed bangs inside the hats. difference is that what I’ m doing done, with the exact time noted new extended blended unit than 'treats me unfairly, too. She you were going to die horribly stress.” have Katrina becom e part o f the and learn to live in harmony, would describe it as seeing When I did look at myself, I now are my own things — going in the left-hand com er. But he’ s the Catholics and Protestants in I wants her daughters to be in unbearable pain. I’d known She tilts her lovely head i^id family. Lovely, wasn’t it? She is respectful o f each other’ s pasts things clearly.” pushed away the image and such a jerk. And he can’t prove Ireland are likely to organize I daddy’ s real girls; and she two people — my housekeeper to 12 cities in four weeks, roars with laughter, to the 17 now , a student at U CLA. She and differences. Guides for forced myself to go with what I The stepparent, unencumbered I forget on purpose.” joint potiuck suppers in the near ' lobbies in their favor and another woman, w ife o f a talking about my cancer delight o f others lunching in the and Zuleika have become very stepparents, with step-by-step was doing. The ideas, the by those parental memories o f Josh and Jennie describe future. I constantly.” caretaker in Vermont. They did experiences, helping to raise Beverly Hills Polo Lounge. How close, and blending one more' directions, like macrame books, thoughts, the emotions, they’ re tiny newborn toes, first smiles fierce battles in which they, Dianne says “ in no way” die and in agony, so I was money for cancer research, in the world can a today-lady into our fam ily has been a soon flooded the bookstores. “ If I started to like something I and other sentimentalities, determined to hold onto their all out there for you. You just because without cancer research with two homes, a stable of pleasure.” Life is not, alas, like the TV about her, I asked myself what I do e s '^ e consider herself a part conditioned.” clearly sees everything which is way o f doing things fnom have to use them. I wouldn’t be here. It’s like I’ve horses, a multi-faceted career Ireland’s is a life filled with there was not to like,” says jof her father’s new family. She had gone to the doctor for sitcoms. While the Bradys wrong with the stepchild and the “Growth comes from had three lives: the one with and seven children not know pleasure, a crowded life, she kicking off shoes to scribbling Dianne, 21, about her father’s “ There’s no blend. I like the a routine check, just before combined her girts and his boys way his or her new spouse suffering. So does staength. I David, the one with Charlie, and stress? admits. “ My father has had a messages, fought back against wife. “I felt liking her would be girts. They’re 4 and 6. How taking o ff for their horse farm in in saccharine sweetness, the parents that child. knew that long ago when David since my illness, this other new Through the years, her top stroke. My mother, who cares critical stepparents determined to disloyal to my mother. I didn’t could you dislike little girls that Vermont. He took X-rays, found members o f many newly formed In addition to wonderful McCallum and I were divorced. life. energy has always gone to their for him, is 81 and just affect change, however minor. want to let go of my sense of age? But I don’t feel like they’re a tumor in her right breast, and American families have behaved clarity o f vision, the stepparent We were so young when we “Charlie hasn’t read the book, children; his Suzanne and Tony; developed shingles. They live in “She’s such a nitpicker,” Josh family, even if my family had my sisters. And certainly Chris wanted her to go into the more like oil and water. They’ve possesses the zeal o f a new boss married, we had played teen-age he hasn’t read my speech her Paul, Jason and Valentine; England. Without my wonderful says. And Jennie adds, fallen apart.” doesn’ t think o f me as their hospital that night for a biopsy. steadfastly refused to blend. determined to wield the lovers in a film in London and, because he didn’t want to their daughter, Zuleika, now IS; brother and his wonderful wife, “ Stepparents are all nitpickers. Dianne’s father, a plastic sister. She sees the four o f them Will it always be so? We now proverbial new broom — partly “ I negotiated and went in the in the middle o f the film , influence me in any way. I think and for the last three years, to Sandra, who live in Canada, I Most o f my friends have at least surgeon, left her mother 10 as a family. She does cute little have a natural pool o f experts to to prove what a lousy jo b the next day. And the very next married... and were very good this generous o f him. H e’ ll have their adoptive daughter, Katrina, don’t know what I would do at one stei^jarent. They’ re all alike. years ago for another woman. idlings like plan family reunions answer the question: young old boss was doing. (Is there a day, I had a radical mastectomy. for each other for a while, very a shock when he does read w ho had com e to this country this point. ■ They bitch you out over things Within a year, he left that for my dad’s brothers and people in their late tMns or early stepparent out there who didn’ t The tumor was very large, there happy with our three sons. ‘Lifewish’ because I write about with her mother, Hilary Holden, your own parents wouldn’ t even woman to many Chris, Dianne’s cousins and such and dress the 20s who have spent many of secretly believe his or her family were eight lymph nodes “ I suffered painfully when him too. He’s such a private casting director on Ireland’s notice. stepmother. Dianne didn’t know little girls in dresses matching their formative years in needed “cleaning up,” or involved. I would have to that marriage ended and thought, person and this is such a private production of “The Evil That “My friend Carla’s “ the middle woman,” and Chris hers and call and ask me to wear stepfamily relationships. Do they “ shaping up” or “ straightening undergo six months of ‘I’ll never suffer again like this.’ book and I tell everything, a lot Men Do.” The women had stepmother got mad because became the focus o f her anger. a different color! There’s a think the problems will always up?’0 chemotherapy and all the I feel the same way now. I will o f personal things about myself become close friends, and when Carla put too many strands o f “My mother was devastated grimace on her. face when I’ m exist? The kid, on the other hand, is sorrows indigenous thereto. In never suffer this way again. The he would probably have said to Hilary died suddenly in the spaghetti into the boiling water by the divorce. So was I, there. She has to admit he had a Josh says, “Yes. The biggest hypersensitive to every critical the course o f 48 hours I had to feelings were so new and the leave out. He’s been sensitive middle o f one night, Jill and at one time when she made b^ause I had a very special life before her; and she’ d rather problem, you see, is nobody nuance in a stepparent’s voice. absorb all this plus the pain so unique, that I can never and generous and he’ll find even Charlie rushed right over, picked dinner the other night. relationship with my father. not admit that. asks the kid what he really The most reasotiable request is knowledge that I’ d lose my hair. again hurt the same w ay, not some humorous stories about up Katrina and brought her According to The Step, you put Because I didn’t want to lose “She holds on to her family thinks, what he really wants. suspect. The chemical “blend” Then you are told to go home even if I should have cancer him. And now I’ m starting a home. them in a few at a time so they him, I forgave him for what he identity as much as I still try to Nobody says to him, 'Hey, what o f the new family is a heady and have a good attitude. Being again. I feel so much stronger new book about my life fiom “ Before we left the house,” don’ t clump. Did you ever hear did to Mom — and made Chris hold onto mine; My dad and I is this woman doing wrong? brew. very demanding, I wanted now. I can't tell you how much then on. Ireland explains, “ I phoned my o f th a tr pay for it.” are the family in my eyes.” ■ What would vou like her to do Josh is proud that, in seven someone to tell me how to do it. shwiger.” T h e last thing my doctor oldest son, Paul, and asked him In a true blend, the separate Interestingly, Dianne says she “ I read a couple of books. W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 24. 1987 U f n , H MANCHESTEH HERALD. Saturday. Jen. U. 19W — H 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu 3 What's Happening NowH 2:05PM [D IS ] Dad, Can I Borrow the Car? ply for the same jte at a local faat-food 10 :3 0 A M (n) Three Stooges 3 spotlight on Qovamment stand. [U S A ] Cover Story ^ [DIS] MOVIE: Tramp at tha Door* A [E S P N ] N F L Film* Film high- Sunday, Jan.. 25 (8 ) MOVIE; 'Tanan and the Great Rhrar' (B) We're Cooking Now 2:30PM sporte Extra family of three are enchanted by a strange [U S A ] Wantod: Daad or Allvs 10:30PM CB Tarzan goes to the Amazon country to lights of Super Bowl X X with the Chicago Sunday, Continued old man who drifts into their Nvas. Eric 1 ^ [C N N ] Foreign Correapondents Meat tha Mayors help capture s river tyrant whose powerful tears and the New England Patriots. 8:45PM [D I S ] D T V CB terson, Ed McNamara. [D IS] New! Animal World trite forces Innocent natives to dig for dia­ [H BO ] Humor and the Prasidancy No (3D A t tha M ovies Rax Rsad and Bill Harris [ESP N ] NFL'a Qraataat Moments: Beat Presenta monds. Mike Henry, Jan Murray, Manuel [E S P N ] NFL Films Film higNights of Su­ president, living or dead. Democrat or Re­ 9;00PM d ) M ade in Am erica Profilee count down 1986’s biggest money- Ever Teams (60 min.) 5:00AM C £ c n n n s w s of entrepreneurs Andrew Carnegie, Henry Padilla. Jr. 1967. per Bowl XVI wNh the San Francisco Forty- publican, is safe from this panel of White 1984. Rated PG-13. msking fiime. (R). dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 3 Comic Strip Animated. Crusaders bat­ Ford, Samuel Slater, Henry Kaiser, AIfnKi [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow CID Insight niners and the Cincinnati Bengals. House experts including Chevy Chase. [U S A ] Check It Oiitl 3 Jim m y Swaggart [C N N ] Daybreak dD Wild Adventure tle evil forces on a distant planet in "Tiger- Pochard Sloan and others who played sig­ Expo [CN N ] Sports Review Robert Klein, Art Buchwald, Pat Paulsen, Sharks"; a bumbling cat detective always ® Batman 1:00PM CD Ufestylea of the Rich and Sdenc* Gazette nificant roles in America's rise to industrial 3 Aaktha Manager [D IS] Dumbo’s Circus and more. (60 min.) 5:30PM 3 solves his case in "Karate Kat"; frogs find 12:15AM dD MOVIE: 'Uw* Among [E S P N ] N F L Film s Film highlights of Su­ Famous Scheduled: Rita Moreno; Roy Or- strength. (60 min.) 3 Dream QM U.8.A ® Conversations 3 Gamboa (60 min.) adventure w orkiM for a radio station’s the Ruins' An aging actress being sued by per Bowl V with the Baltimore Colts and [E S P N ] N FL Film s Film highlights of Su­ bison; actor Edward Albert; actor Michael (3) MDVIE; 'Run UkeaThief' 3:00PM "Hop Line" in "Th e Street Frogs"; and dD at M O V IE ; "The D M d Z o im ' (C C ) A [U S A ] HoNywood Insider a young gigolo is defended by her long-ago the Dallas Cowboys. per Bowl XI with the Oakland Raiders and dD Tames y Debates Pare on vacation in the Central American An American soldier of fortune inadvert­ B Creative Living tow children attend a camp filled with edwoltaecfier finde that )w ie able to saa lover. Katharine Heptem. Sir Laurence OK- the Minnesota Vikings. ® 3 -2 -1 . Contact (CC). country Belize. (60 min.) ently becomes involved in the highjacking [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [D lS ]Z o w o 5;30AM IS ) i n n N ew s comic creatures in "Th e Mini-Monsters". the future after coming out of a five-year 10:45PM vier. Colin Blakely. 1974. [ M A X ] M O V IE : T h e Great M uppet Ca­ CD M O V IE ; 'Peyton Place' The secret life of a diamond shipment. Kieron Moore, coma. Chrittophaf Walkan, Brooke Ad­ [CN N ] Money Week dD The Jetsont [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air (60 min.) Now * per' The muppets act as a trio of reporters of a small New England community is re­ Keenan W ynn, Ina Balin. 1967. ame, Martin Sheen. 1983. 11:00PM dD dD » at 12:30AM d D Solid QoM Scheduled: [C N N ] Newemaker Sunday [E S P N ] N F L Films Film highlights of Su­ trying to solve a major jewel theft. Charles vealed. Lana Turner, Lloyd Nolan, Hope 3 3 SportsWorfd Today's program 5:45PM [D IS] Mousaterpleca Thea­ 3 Siem pre an Dom ingo En via sateKte dDTaxI Wang Chung. Billy Praaton. Toto, Rastlosa deade Mexico. (5 hra.) d ) New Jereay Pacpla Heart, Chico Deterge, Little Richard (inter­ per Bowl VI with the Dallas Cowboys and Grodin, Diana Rigg, Jack Warden. 1981. [D IS] MOVIE: 'Three Caballeros' Don­ Lange. 1957. features coverage of the World Profes­ ter dD Th* World Tomomiw Rated G. QS Nadonal OaograpMc on Aasignmant view). Terry Stafford ("Suspicion"). (60 the Miami Dolphins. ald Duck's buddies, Joe Carioca andPan- Cfp Fame Jesse faces a few obstacles sional Figure Skating Championships from [H B O ] M O V IE : 'M o m m le Dearest* Joan (B Austin City Umits chito, take him on a whirlwind tour of pop­ QD Odd CoupN min.) [TMC] MOVIE: 'All Fall Down' A young [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express when he-sets out to direct the school's Landover, MD. (90 min.) Tape Delayed. Crawford's real life role is revealed as seen (9) MOVIE: 'CanUmaid Cavaltor' A [C N N ] Sports Sunday (60 min.) (9 Wondyond M* man’s reckless behavior triggers a string ular Latin American locales. 1945. Rated 19308-type musical. (60 min.) through the eyes of her daughter. Faye umpte-mjnded boy must daKvar an impor­ 3 Hetan Kallar 3 Little Ho u m on the Prairie [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Homaatretch* The story of tragic events in a small midwestem 8:30AM (D U p From G. Dunaway. Steve Forrest, Diana Scarwid. tant lattsr to a Rmalist Lord. Mary Clare. of the romance of a girl and a debonaire IS) ThI* Wook In Country Muoic ID Gena Scott town. Eva Marie Saint. Warren Beatty, Karl CD Focus on Britain: Royal Britain [ESPN] Sportscenter Sunday: This 3 MOVIE: 'Omar Khayyam' A poetic ® M O V IE : 'Divorce. Am erican Style' A 1981. Rated PG. Jerry Daamonda, Edmund Willard. 1949. couple starts divorce proceedings after 17 horse owner, who foHows ponies from (S Nowomokoro [C N N ] Style With Elaa Klensch Malden. 1962. The World Tomorrow Week in Sports (60 min.) adventurer battles a gang of assassins (8) MOVIE; ‘Ratum to Maybarry' (CO CD years of marriage. Dick Van Dyke, Debbie 6:00PM dD Super Bowl XXI (CC) The track to track. Cornell WHde, Glenn Lan- (B ) S t M W o 'r* In who intend to take over Persia. Cornel Andy Taylor rstuma to hia home town of 12:35 AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; 'O lm m * an 6:00AM CD Today's Business- CD Sunday Mass 10:45 AM (SB Je w le h Ufa Reynolds, Jason Robards. 1967. Denver Broncos face the New York Giants gan, Maureen O'Hara. 1947. Wilde. Debra Padget, Raymond Massey. Mayberry to run again for ahsriff, only to iS Connoctlcut; Now 'F" Camp Baavarviaw'* crooked owner W eekend from the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, C A . (3 ^ Robert Schuller 1957. [CNN] Larry King Weekend [ESPN ] SpoitsCantar has a nafariou* schama to expand Ns 11 :C ./AM CS Wonderful World of hrs.. 30 min.) Live In Stereo. team that his fomiar deputy Barney Fife [C N N ] liMld* Brwinmw (D Black News (3 ) Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dewg Disnoy. Hanger's Guide to Nature Live- 3 3 College Baekettell: North Cero- [D IS] Beet of Walt Disney Presents: [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Syhrastar' (CC) An or­ has alto antsred the race. Andy Griffith. cheerlsading camp aniplra world-wide. [ESP N ] SportsCwitm' (60 min.) CD In Depth action footage of U.S. national parks com­ Hna State at Kanaee (2 hrs.) Live. Man in Space (60 min.) ® MOVIE: 'Goodbye, Columbus' A phaned Texas teenager is detormtftad to Don Knotta, Ron Howard. 1986. (R) In Stephen Shsllen, Mark Kaykxin. Jennifar ® Davey & Goliath young man, who vacations with the family bined with animation featuring the Little 3 Connecticut News Week turn a raggedy rodeo horse into a cham­ Stereo. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Anault on Pradnct C. Cooke. 1984. Rated R. QD Christien Science Monitor Reports [C N N ] Crossfire [ESP N ] Zenith Super Bowl Matchup of a wealthy businessman, has an affair Ranger. Chip 'n' Dale and Donald Duck. (60 pion jumper. Meksaa Gilbert. Richard Farn­ Maatarplaos Thaatra: Loat Em- 1 3' C opi and con i join forcaa a t a ttanag* dS CNN Nows 3 MOVIE; 'H Happened to Jane' When MOVIE: 'Odd Man Out' A with the daughter. Richard Benjamin, Alt IS) Jack Lemmon. Ernie Kovacs. 1959. d D M O V IE : 'JIn xe d r A blackjack dealer writer Agatha Christie learns that her hus­ land. (2 hrs.) Part 1. [MAX] MOVIE; 'Dane* with a min.) (R) In Starao. the Washington Redskins. 3 Futbol Intemeclonel (2 and a nightclub singer plot to kill her gam­ band has been unfoitfrful, she goes Into Btrangar' ( ^ | A glamoroua nightclub [HBO ] Talk Show inner-city kids. 3:30PM ISD MOVIE; ‘Halan Kalltr; Tha Mkada [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Manhunt' Wlten a 3 Hart to Hart hrs.) bling boyfriend. Bene Midler, Rip Tom . hidiftg. Vanessa Redgrave. Dustin Hoff­ hoaiaaa falla in kn/a with a handaoma race- [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Mommle Dearest' Joan C o n tin u M ' Baaed on Joseph P. Leah's young man stop* at a ranch to water his ® Sacred Heart O ) Telephone Auction 3 Let's Go Dowling Ken Wahl. 1982. Parental Discretion A d ­ man, Timothy Dalton. 1979. Rated PG. car driver, only to face a doomed future Crawford's real life rote is revealed as seen 8:45AM [ES P N ] Sportscenter Super Bowl Prev­ book. The extraordinary rsiationthip be­ horses, the landowner claima the animals (S ) Rm I to Reel vised. [U S A ] Virginian when the becomea a tcomad woman. Mi­ through the eyes of her daughter. Faye d:00AM CD Com m ern B ) Firing Line (60 min.) iew tween Helen KeHer end her teacher. Anne are hia and has him anatted. John Ethan (3 ) Inside Your Schools 3 Greatest Anwricen Hero Sullivan, cominuet through Helen's erKoN- randa RIchardaon. lam Holm, Rupert Ever- Dunaway, Steve Forrest. Diana Scarwid. dD MOVIE; 'Whan the Circus Cornea to [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Longshot' A 'sure win- an. 1985. Rated R. Wayne, Ernest Borgnine. Raymond CD Plesticman 7:30PM 3 CMco and the M an ment at Raddiffe and Anna's marriege to • 1981. Rated PG. (3 ) h'e Your Business T o w n ' A lonely woman runs away from r>er' plunges a bumbling shoe salesman 3 Father Murphy Harmatorf. 1984. Rated NR. CD Jerry Falwell 3 I Love Lucy ioumalitt John Mecy. Mare Winningham, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Urgh; A Mualc War' Showbii Week ® Adelante home and joins a ragtag traveling circus. and his teddies into a silly scramble for Wonderworica: Wild Pony (CC) A 6:10AM [CNN] 3 (B 3 Raccoon Thaatra: Intrudara Blythe Danner. 1984. ThI* film pretant* a lightning faat overview 1:00AM QD Jo* Fianklln Show CD (§ ) Oral Roberts Elizabeth Montgomery. Christopher Plum­ money to place on a bet. Tim Conway. young boy becomes closer to his step­ Three Stooges ® D i m Big Family of the high-anergy rock 'n roll band* of the ( S Tala* from th* Daiksid* A dowrvorv 6:30AM CD Robert Schuller dD Inhumsnoids mer. 1981. Harvey Korman. Jack Weston. 1986. father through the love for a wild pony. ( ^ [ESPN ] Subaru Ski World 80'a. The Polica, Th* Go-Go'*, Oevo. hia-hick commercial artist's (Robert Fors­ ® Business World [CN N] Newsday Rated PG-13. * min.) [C N N ] Waak in Ratdaw CD New Jersey People dS Kenneth Copeland 8:00PM (D Star search (60 min.) 1981. Rated R. ter) wishes myateriousiy come true. dD Eco con Jacobo Zabludoveky [M A X ] MOVIE: Pee Wes's Big Adven­ dD Christopher Close-Up ® Batman [D IS] MOVIE; 'The Wonder of It All' A 3 To Be Announced. [D IS] MOVIE; 'Tha Shaggy Oeg' A 17- [U S A ] Harfaalit* ture' (C C ) Pee W ee Herman sets r ut on a (B David Toma Show (9 ) Christian ChiMran's Fund di) 20 Minute Workout (B ) Peikine Family Grandma decides to cougar battling a tear, penguins playing, 3 [CN N] Newswatch year-old boy turns Into a talking Bratis- dD @ ) Sesame Street (CC). leave and Dad and Matt come to an under­ and rare animals from every continent are cross-country trek in an effort to recover (3D Ufastylas of the Rich and Famous lavian sbaep dog and tangles with a couple 11:10PM [D IS] Fiv* MHa Craak [E B P N ] Kickboxing (90 min.) (R). Insight dD Froaty'a Wonderland ® Telephone Auction standing. filmed in this documentary. 1974. Rated 6. his stolen bike. Pee Wee Herman, Eliza­ Scheduled: actress Ursula Andreas; singer of spies and N s dog-hating dad. Fred Mac- [ U S A ] Convanatian tfvMi Frad Lewi* beth Daily. Diane Salinger. 1985. Rated Jeffrey Osborne; murder-rrlystery parties; 11:30PM dD CBS New* Ring Around the World ® MOVIE;'TT m Island at tiw Top of ttw [D IS] Danger Bay Muiray, Jean Hagan. 1969. Rated G. (3 ) King Leonardo [E S P N ] N F L Film s Film highlights of Su­ PG. a classic-car auction. (60 min.) dD ValuatalavWon 1:05AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Odd Man [CNN1 Style With Elsa Klensch ® The World Tomorrow W orld' A t the turn of the century, four in­ per Bowl XVII with the Washington Red­ [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Mena Sla­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Swaat Diaamt' (CC) 3 Bast of Saturday Night dD Naw* / Sport* O u t' A wounded leader of the Irish Under­ [DISJ Wish Upon a Star trepid explorers embark on an airship ex­ skins and the Miami Dolphins. 4:00PM d D S uper Bow l Today (2 hrs.) lom From Kitzteehel, Austria. (60 min.) Country singer Petty Cline's rite to star­ ground is hunted by the police. James Ma­ dD La Santa Misa pedition to the Arctic where they encoun­ Live. 3 M O V IE : Th e Gay Sisters' Three sis­ dom takes its toll on her relationship with d ) It la W ritten [E S P N ] N FL Films Film highlights from [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Tro ll' A troll living in a [U SA] Airwolf son, Robert Newton, Kathleen Ryan. [C N N ] Daybreak ter a lost Viking colony. A "Wonderful ters are heiresses to an estate in litigation. her husband. Jessica Lange. Ed Harris. Super Bowl VIII with the Miami Dolphins San Francisco apartment puts a plan in mo­ d D M D V IE ; 'To pp er' An auto accident QS Honeymoonara 1947. World of Disney" presentation. David 6:30PM CB Wheel of Fortune Barbara Stanwyck. Nancy Coleman. Geral­ Ann Wedgeworth. 1985. Rated PG-13. and tht Minnesota Vikings. [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer tion to take over the world. Michael Mor- turns George and Marian Kirby into mad­ (9 ) Rocky and Frianda . Hartman. Donald Sinden. Mako. 1974. iarty, Shelley Hack, June Lockhart. 1986. cap ghosts. Cary Grant. Constance Ben­ 3 3 N B C N e w s dine Fitzgerald. 1942. [TM C] MOVIE: 'O.A.H.Y.L' (CC) A 1:10AM [CN N ] Health Waak [MAX] MOVIE: 'Daffy Duck's Movie: [E S P N ] N FL Film s Film highlights of Su­ ® ) Strictly Buainaaa per Bowl XIII with the Pitttsburgh Steelers 11:10AM [CN N ] CNN Travol Guide Rated PG-13. In Stereo. nett, Roland Young. 1937. 3 Rat Patrol 3 3 Easy Street Bully moves out of the couple adopts a young boy who is found to 1:30AM dD Check It OutI Fantastic Island' Daffy finds himself on a possess unusual talenu. Mary Beth Hurt. and the Dallas Cowboys. [U S A ] The Master (60 min.) GC MOVIE: 'Return to Peyton Place’ J mansion to regain his independence, but (S) (9) Sport* Machine (S) INN News tropical island where his wildest dreams 11:30AM 3 ) Colloga Baskotball; Do- 3 A B C N ew s Michael McKean, Barrett OWer. 1985. The lives of nine people are dramatically soon wishes he hadn't. (R) In Stereo. @ ) Country Record Quid* come true. 1983. Rated G. [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). Paul at Georgetown (2 hrs.) Live. NBA Boketball; Philadal- 3 Noticiero Univision Rated PG. In Stereo. 19) A B C New s 1:30PM Q} changed when an author writes a book 3 Nature (C C ) The interaction of plants phia 76ers at Boston Celtics (2 hrs.. 30 (9 ) Profile Boston 6:45AM d D Davey & Got lath 9:30AM CD Face the State CD ® This Week With David Brinkley about her home town. Carol Lynley, Jeff d D Jack Frost Animated. Jack Frost and animals is seen in the Sonoran Desert. [U SA ] Robwt Klein Tima [C N N ] Nawamakat Sunday min.) Live. ® MOVIE; 'Gong Show Movie* Chuck Leave It to Beaver S ) Cartoons Chandler, Eleanor Parker. 1961. strikes a deal with Father Winter that if he (60 min.) (R). [D IS] MOVIE; 'Cross Creak' An smbi- iM ) Sign On CD 9:30PM CB Super Bowl Poct-Oama Barris has fleeting notions of giving up on 3 Tony Brown's Journal defeats a villainous giant he will become tious young writer trades her hectic New CD The World Tomorrow dD MOVIE: 'Pardon My Sarong' Abbott 3 Police Story 3 POW: Americans in Enemy Hands Show Live. the Gong Show as ever zanier characters 7:00AM CD W e Believe 3 Wild Kingdom visible to the beautlfol, and human, Elisa. York life for a quieter existence in a rural and Costello thwart jewel thieves. Bud A b­ 3 MOVIE: 'Eleanor and Franklin: The Startling photographs and film footage vie for spots on the program. Chuck Barris. CD 8th Day d D Je m Voices; Buddy Hackett, Robert Morse, CB In Depth Florida orange grove. Mary Steenburgen, bott, Lou Costello. Virginia Bruce. 1942. dD PELICULA: Adios Amor' W hite House Years' The lives of Presi­ Paul Frees. (60 min.) help trace the experiences of nine former Robin Altman. Jaye P. Morgan. 1980. (3 ) Superman 3 Fight Back With David Horowitz Rip Tom , Malcolm McDowell. 1982. Rated CD Face Off dent and Mrs. Roosevelt during his 12 prisoners of war. (2 hrs.) IS) '86: A Look Back [CNN] Money Week [C N N ] Inside Business 3 Spiritual Life Crusada PG. dD Jerry Fatwell @ Day of Discovery years in office are dramatized. Jane Alex­ 3 It's a Living dD Hard Copy PREMIERE ® World Chronidee N F L Films Film highlights of Su­ 10:00PM [C N N ] Sports Tonight [ESPN] ander. Edward Herrmann. Rosemary Mur­ [D IS ] Animals in Action A group of intrepid inveati^tive reporters [U S A ] Lottery Busters d l) Divirte Plan ® Celebrate per Bowl XVIII with the Los Angeles Raid­ (B Connections ® Saa Hunt * phy. 1977. try to catch a aerial killer. (60 min.) [UiSA] Keys to Success ® World Vision 58) Tennessee Tuxedo ers and the Washington Redskins. 7:00PM CB 3 ) The Disney Sunday 3 . MOVIE: 'The Sign of Zorro' The 1:45AM (3D Robin s Nest (3) The World To [CNN] News Update Movie: The Undergrade (CC) A grand- CBNews ® Rev. David Paul M O V IE : 'Longshot' A ‘sure win­ masked bandit must expose an imposter 11 :4 5 P M CB Entertalnmant This (S) Jimmy Swaggart B ) Reel A d v n e . ^ ! [TMC] lather and grandson learn about one an­ 2:00AM (3D Christian Children's Fund : Jones & ner' plunges a bumbling shoe salesman [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Uttlast Horse out to discredit him. Guy Williams. Henry CB In the Black * W eak John Schneider talks about hia lat­ (S) MOVIE: 'Interlude' A symphony con­ dD Ayer, Hoy y Mertana Proctor Watson:. other when they attend college together (3D M O V IE: Saboteur' A man is accused I of the Dog and his teddies into a silly scramble for Thie ves’ Three English children steal a Calvin, Gene Sheldon. 1960. est album from his Nashville recording stu­ ductor and a newspaper reporter on an as­ [CN N ] Your Money Gone Dog (CC)^nerlock an^i Bryan irwes- (2 hrs.) (R). (3D IN N N ew s dio. (60 min.) of murdering his best friend. PrisciRa Lane. money to place on a bet. Tim Conway, herd of ponies to save them from being [CNN] Prime News ^ signment to interview him fall in love and tigate when neighborhood i Ineight / Out Robert Cummings. Otto Kruger. 1942. [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents gs beginXto Harvey Korman. Jack Weston. 1986. slaughtered. Alastair Sim, Peter Bark- CB Entertainment This Week John 3 ® Look at Me Now have an affair. Oskar Werner. Barbara Fer­ disappear. worth, Maurice Colboume. 1977. Rated G. [E S P N ] A W A W restling (2 hrs.) 3 Outer Umite dD Wall Street Journal Report [E S P N ] N FL Films Film highlights of Su­ Rated PG-13. Schneider talks about his latest album ris, Virginia Maskell. 1968. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Gremlins' (CC) A fa­ per Bowl XIV with the Pittsburgh Steelers [C N N ] NFL Review and Preview [ES P N ] Golf: 1987 Phoenix Open From from his Nashville recording studio. (60 3 38 on Sporte 12 :0 0 A M CB jimmy Swaggart 3 That's the Spirit 2:00PM CD m o v i e : 'Pollyanna' An ther's present to his son evolves from a It's Your Business and the Los Angeles Rams. [ESPN] Sportscenter Super Bowl Phoenix, AZ. (2 hrs.) Live. min.) orphan's optimism brightens an entire harmless gift into chaos and destruction. 3 A t the Moviae Rex Reed and BHI Harris (3D Star Trek [CN N ] Money Week (3 ) Kenneth Copeland Gam ed^ (60 min.) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour 3 Charles in Charge [HBO] MOVIE: Gremlins' (CC) A fa­ town. Hayley Mills, Jane Wyman, Richard Phoebe Cates, Zach Galligan, Hoyt Axton. count down 1986's biggest money­ 3 Kays to Succaaa [U S A ] 199 Tax Loopholes Can You Be Thinner? ther's present to his son evolves from a [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Critters' Fuzzy alien Egan. 1960. 3 Honeymooners making films. (§D 3 MOVIE: 'Countdown' A 1984. Rated PG In Stereo. harmless gift into chaos and destruction. creatures start devouring the Earth by be- 4:30PM 3 Hogan's Heroes [C N N ] Daybreak CD Ctrilege Basketball: Navy at Ken­ boy's reunion with his dog and an eagle's ( 3 (2fi) Our House (CC) A nervous Jessie [CNN] CNN News Phoebe Cates. Zach Galligan, Hoyt Axion. inning in Kansas. Dee Wallace Stone, 8:30PM (5D Face Off 3 M other-Daughter Pageant Bert 2:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: Private Ro- [D IS] Mousercise tucky (2 hrs.) Live return to flight coincide with the launch of a prepares to go on her first date since the [ES P N ] Rollermania (60 min.) 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. tcotl Grimes, Billy Green Bush. 1986. flDSCTV Parks hosts the third annual mother/ tort' Hector Elizondo. Dody Goodman. (3D MOVIE: 'Dr. Zhivago' A young cou­ Saturn rocket. Lassie. Robert Bray. 1967. death of her husband, while the kids are [E S P N ] N FL Films Film highlights of Su­ [TM C] MOVIE: D.A.R.Y.L* (CC) A Rated PG-13. skeptical about the motives of her suitor. [HBO] Don Johnson: Tha Making of daughter competition, with entertainment Leslie Easterbrook. 1985. Rated R. ple’s fate is determined by the tides of the 3 MOVIE: 'The Trial of Chaplain Jen­ ® ® Valerie Mark's desire to be more per Bowl IX with the Pittsburgh Steelers couple adopts a young boy who is found to [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Agatha' When mystery (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. Heartbeat Follow Don through the making by Frankie Avalon. (2 hrs.) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Stand Alone' Forty Russian Revolution. Omar Sharif. Julie sen' A U.S. Navy chaplain is court- spontaneous leads to a bizarre scene at his and the Minnesota Vikings. possess unusual talents. Mary Beth Hurt. writer Agatha Christie learns that her hus­ of his first album, including interviews and Mast Council of Rabbis years after being decorated for valor, a Christie, Geraldine Chaplin. 1965. martialed solely on a charge of adultery. 3 The Planet Earth (CC) The theory of good citizenship awards presentation. (R) 3 [USA] Calliope Michael McKean, Barrett Oliver. 1985. band has been unfaithful, she goes into guest performances by Bonnie Rain, Ron World W sr II hero clashes with drug deal­ James Franclscus, Joanna Miles, Charles plate tectonics is explored. (60 min.) (R). In Stereo. (SD Look at M e Now Rated PG. In Stereo. hiding. Vanessa Redgrave. Dustin Hoff­ IP MOVIE; 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' The W ood and Whoopi Goldberg. (60 min.) In ers in his neighborhood. Charles Durning. Durning. 1975. 7:30AM CD Barrio man. Tim othy Dalton. 1979. Rated PG. life of dynamic song-and-dance man 3 W restling (60 min.) 3 Mama's Family Bubba and Mama ap­ Stereo. [C N N ] Newsnight Update Pam Grier. 1985. Rated R. 10:00AM (D CBS News Sunday George M. Cohan, whose patriotic songs 3 Nova: Countdown to the Invisible CD Jimmy Swaggart M orning t 11:45AM [D I S ] D TV . inspired a nation, is dramatized. James Universe (C C ) The IRAS satellite, capable CD Celebration of the Eucharist Cagney, Joan Leslie, Walter Huston. CD Wonderful World of Disney: Davy m o v i e ; 'G u s ' a of seeing the infrared spectrum, is studied 12:00PM CE pro 1942. CD Meet the Mayors Crockett and the River Pirates With the football team hires a Yugoslavian mule to (60 min.) dD Day of Discovery help of his sidekick Georgie (Buddy Ebsen) kick field goals in this Walt Disney com­ 3 (B Great Performances: Otello Mae­ 3 Wild Kingdom and boatman Mike Fink (Jeff York), Davy stro Herbert Von Karajan conducts the ® What About Women edy. Edward Asner, Don Knotts. Gary (B Masterpiece Theatre: Goodbye Mr. (Fess Parker) investigates Indian raids Grimes. 1976. Berlin Philharmonic in this production of (@) Little House on the Prairie along the river. (60 min.) the Verdi opera. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Chips (C C ) W ar threatens the peaceful life 3 ) M O V IE : 'Th e Sheepman' A sheep at Brookfield. (60 min.) Part'3. We need someone OrienUl d i) El Club 700 CD Telephone Auction 3 M 0 V IE : '11 Harrowhouse' An ambi­ owner brings his herd into the heart of cow [C N N ] Evans and Novak d D G race'n Vessels of Christ Ministries CD Robert Schuller country. Glenn Ford, Shirley Maclaine, tious businessman and a bored socialite Leslie Nielsen. 1958. perpetrate the world's greatest jewelry ( D Kojak hand- [C N N ] Big Story d D Photon 5:00PM heist. Charles Grodin, Candice Bergen, (ID Mission: Impossible Mtfaagoodbadk, [D IS] You and Me, Kid dD Dwight Thompson (S) Muppets James Mason. 1974. (3 ) McLaughlin Group 3 The Saint paintingB [E S P N ] N FL Films Film highlights from (2Q) Leave it to Beaver 3 M O V IE : 'Dark Victory' A successful (3 ) Barney Miller 3 VegaS Super Bowl X with the Pittsburgh Steelers (3 ) Chalice of Salvation career vvoman doesn’t learn how to live and the Dallas Cowboys (3) What About Women until she is told she is going to die. Eliza­ 3 Star Search (60 min.) strong stomach, on Bilk (3) dZ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood beth Montgomery. Anthony Hopkins. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Jazz Singer' A 3 ) Charlie's Angels [CN N] Newswatch young man chooses a career in show busi­ ® Sunday Mass Michele Lee. 1976. dD Video Cosmos [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC), ness rather than following in his father s (3 ) Ghostbusters [C N N ] Week in Review now in Btoek. Modem Maturity [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Can't Stop the Music* footsteps as a cantor Danny Thomas, dD W.V. Grant B) [E S P N ] N FL Films Film highlights from level head An autobiographical story of the formation Peggy Lee, Mildred Dunnock 1953. [CN N] Newsday dD New Jersey Hispano Super Bowl XIX with the San Francisco of the disco group, 'The Village People' 8:00AM CD Make It Real [D IS] Mouse Factory Forty-niners and the Miami Dolphins. d D Je m Bruce Jenner, Valerie Perrine, Steve Gut- Price range [M AX] MOVIE: Sweet Dreams' (CC) [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Daffy Duck's Movie: tenberg. 1980. Rated PG. CD Point of View [D IS] Wind in the Willows andab^ heart. Country singer Patsy Cline's rise to star­ Fantastic Island' Daffy finds himself on a dD dl) Frederick K. Price [TM C ] MOVIE: Firstborn' (CC) A di j ; - ' - ' •10.»S0 [E S P N ] NFL Film s Film highlights of Su­ dom takes its toll on her relationship with tropical island where his wildest dreams vorced mother, who has fallen in love with He-Man & Masters of the Universe per Bowl XV with the Oakland Raiders and her husband. Jessica Lange. Ed Harris, conne true. 1983. Rated G. an unstable drifter, is rescued from disas­ We need a Peace C orps volunteer. ® Robert Schuller the Philadephia Eagles. Ann Wedgeworth. 1985. Rated PG-13. [U SA] MOVIE: 'Airwolf After an awe­ ter by her adolescent son who takes [M A X ] MOVIE: American Flyers' (CC) CaU us at 1-800-424-8580, E x t. 93. d l) Sesam e Street |CC) [U S A ] All American Wrestling (60 min.) some state-of-the-art helicoptel is stolen charge as "the man of the house". Teri Tw o brothers enter a grueling cross­ and delivered to a foreign power, a former Garr, Peter Weller, Christopher Collet. Oral Roberts country bicycle race when the younger sib­ 12:30PM CD High SchcxM Bow l helicopter ace is called upon to retrieve it at 111 Center Street ling learns he might have a fatal hereditaiy (3) The World Tomorrow (3) 3 Meet the Pt m s any cost. Jan-Michael Vincent, David P^aceG>rps. e x p o s u r e ManchMter 649-6939 condition that will soon kill him. David Hemmings 1984. Continued. . . dD El. Minfoforio de Jirprny Swaggart. ■Grant. KevinGoetnsr* 1S86.-Rated PG-13. • . . 3 Waehirwtcm W eek in R e v ie w .______Ihe tougfiea job youH ever love. •rtaCnMilag « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 24. 1987 I : t f ) •: : M • Sexuality MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 24, 1987 — M dD The Flintstones [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer Weekdays [U S A ] Bullseye 4:00PM (ED Magnum, P.1, T V I j Q . (ED He-Man & Masters of the Universe SlOOAM ClD (S ) [U S A ] Varied Pro­ dD dZ) Captain Kangaroo (? ) (3 ) Divorce Court grams dD Uncle Waldo By Denise Gorge dD Police Woman [C N N ] Crossfire Hatred, fear of homosexuals is common (3p She Ra Princess of Power dD G.l. Joe [D IS ] Watt Disney Presents dD Mundo Latino dD Rocky and Friends 5:10AM [D IS ] Varied Programs d D Heathcliff 1. 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By Frances Goulart conditioning agent. True or false? These one-dish meals can improve nutrition hampoo boo-boos can Answer: True, says John J. shorten the life of your Corbett, vice president of By Frances Sheridan Goulart pasta, potato) and one or more hair. Using the wrong technical development at Clairol vegetables for vitamins, fiber lotion or gel and not Hair Products. Protein can be nly 15 percent of and carbohydrate; for protein using conditioner absorbed by damaged hair and today’s 62 million and fat, include meat, fish, fowl regularly are the two does make it less porous and families, says the or a dairy product. Save the fiuit commonestS mistakes, says Dr. gives it body. U.S. Census Bureau, for dessert. Kenneth Arndt, associate 7. If you have baby-fine hair, fit the old-fashioned • Don’t worry about leftovers. professor of dermatology at you need a conditioner with the Mom’s-in-the-kitchen If it’s good, what remains can Harvard Medical School. But fewest ingredients. True or -Dad’s-at-the-officeO stereotype. be frozen for a future meal (also there are dozens more. Squeaky false? A result? Old-fashioned nutrition see crust tip above). clean hair that’s here today and Answer: True. Heavy gets short shrift. We’re drinking here tomorrow depends on conditioners give fine hair a 300 percent more You gotta have meatloaf. But buying and using the right limp, oily look. vending-machine sodas while you don’t have to have it the product — and it isn’t easy with 8. The only ingredients safe we’re away from home, same way each time. This more than 400 choices available. and effective for controlling spending more time at fast-food “recipe” is actually a Are you taking your hair to dandruff are salicylic acid, restaurants and most of us are four-in-one formula. the cleaners? Test it out. The pyrithione zinc, sulfur, selenium skipping breakfast and/or dinner following quiz is based on sulfide and coal tar. at least one day a week. HAVE IT YOUR WAY Answer: True, according to a information supplied by the It doesn’t have to be that way. SAUSAGE/BEEF/TURKEY/OR Philip Kingsley Salon (New recent panel report by the FDA A homemade meal isn't hard to TOFU LOAF Cosmetics Technology York City and London), Clairol make even if you’re low on 2 pounds bulk pork sausage Department. Care Products, the FDA domestic skills. To prove the 4 medium-size carrots, Cosmetic Technology Division, 9. Dandruff is a sign of: point, here are five whole-family a) oily scalp finely chopped or Harvard University Department one-dish meals that take S to 60 grated (1 cup) b) dry scalp and mix well. of Dermatology, Lia Schorr Skin minutes. First a few rules: sweet green pepper or can crowd a whole lot of hard tack. Top with '/z pound Cate Salon, New York City, and c) combination dry-oily scalp You can shorten the Saute the onion in butter until celery, finely chopped whole-meal nourishment onto a cooked, shelled baby shrimp. “Reversing Hair Loss" by Mary Answer: a. life of your hair with the ONE-DISH DO'S soft. Add the cubed bread and bit of bread. Add milk and fruit 10. The best way to dry hair is (I cup) Sprinkle '/j cup grated or Ellen Siegel. wrong choice of • Do stock shortcut staples: seasoning and blend well. and you’ve made a meal. crumbled cheese on top; add 1. “Styling aid fall out” briskly with a towel. True or ftesh pasta or quick brown rice; I (8-ounce) can tomato hair-care products. sauce Divide the meat mixture into 4 diced red peppers or chopped refers to: false? cracked wheat or couscous; meat portions. Press I portion into Answer: False. Wet hair is I egg WHOLE-MEAL OPEN-FACED tomato. Broil. a) hair loss caused by poor or chicken or turkey that’s PIZZA fragile. Always pat dry gently. / cup wheat germ, bran bottom of 2 g teas^ loaf pans. Snap into 4 servings and serve brushing and combing technique boneless, filleted in nuggets or PIZZA-N0.1 11. If your eyes or skin are c) see a doctor flat and has luster. 48 hours after a permanent. True or bran cereal Spread cubed bread mixture with a salad on the side. b) flakes of dried mousse and ground; lamb, veal or pork that’s evenly on top. Spoon on Separate I or 2 (3-ounce) gel that give the appearance of very sensitive, a baby shampoo Answer: c. 25. If you have “wiry” hair, or false? 3 tablespoons finely Variations I and II: Substitute Answer: False. It’s perfectly ground, minced, butterflied or remaining meat mixture in each packages sliced smoked salmon dandruff is best. True or false? 18. Don’t use shampoos you should use a pre-shampoo scalloped; fish in steaks or fillets chopped parsley mashed tofu, ricotta or farmers Answer: True. Any shampoo formulated for “normal” hair on safe. pan; press down firmly. into individual slices. Blend 4 Answer: b. conditioner. True or false? and shellfish that’s cleaned, even I '/i teaspoons salt or cheese for cream cheese; use containing a mild detergent such bleached, tinted, straightened or 31. Treated hair (permed, Makes 2 loaves; each loaf ounces cream cheese at room 2. Don’t dilute shampoo. Answer: True. And look for pre-boiled. And take advantage salt substitute smoked turkey in place of as amphoteric 2 and 20, sodium permed hair. True or false? straightened, colored) is less Apply directly, then add water. one with the greatest I ‘/i teaspoons pepper, feeds 4. Wrap and freeze 1 loaf temperature with / teaspoon dill salmon. lauramino-propionate, Answer: True. Treated hair porous as it absorbs more of frozen vegetables without True or false? conditioning power — a sauces, the cut-up and cooked fresh for later. Bake the other for 45 weed. Spread on 1 large piece of Variation III: Instead of Answer: False. All shampoos polysorbate 20 and 40, sorbitan needs shampoo formulated with quaternary 12 or 16 (the higher shampoo. True or fale? minutes or until done in center Scandinavian crackerbread or Answer: False. It absorbs fresh vegetables sold at I medium-size onion, crackerbread, put filling on a should be diluted with three laurate, sorbitan palmitate and added conditioner. the number, the stronger the (test with a toothpick). hard tack. Top with the sliced sorbitan sterate will also be 19. Any shampoo loses its more, so don’t overdo. One supermarket delis and fast-food finely chopped ('/z cup) heated tortilla and toll up. Or parts water and applied to the formula). salad bars. Serve with a tossed salad and salmon and sprinkle with '/z cup how about sticking your “stingless.’’ If you’re not sure, effectiveness after long periods 26. The difference between an soaping is enough. 1 tablespoon vegetable oil palm, then to the scalp. • Do consider ready-to-bake biieadsticks or crackers. sliced green onion. Broil 5 to 6 have your hairdresser of use. True or false. “instant” conditioner and a 32. A cold rinse is better than or butter one-dish meal on a stick? ■ 3. Dry, limp, dull and flyaway crusts. Putting one on the Variations l,n,ni: In place of inches from heat for I minute or recommend one. Answer: True. Switching “deep penetrating” conditioner a hot one. True or false? 2 cups day-old cubes hair is a sign of: bottom turns yesterday’s sausage, substitute 2 pounds until hot. Garnish with 1 12. It’s important to use an around usually helps keep your is: Answer: True. It closes the whole-grain bread plus a) an overly harsh, cuticles of hair; makes hair lie ' one-dish into a quiche or tart. ground beef, ground turkey or hard-cooked egg, sliced. ’' too-detergent shampoo acid-balanced shampoo if you hair responding to the product’s a) no difference / tablespoon poultry color or perm your hair. True or flat and creates sheen. Using one on top makes it a pot ground chicken (ask butcher to Snap pizza into 4 serving^.' b) not enough brushing ingredients. b) the first is used after every seasoning false? 20. The No. 1 reason to use a Scoring; pie. do the processing). Eat at once. c) a poor diet shampoo, the second once every Answer: True. Acid-balanced conditioning shampoo on long 32-21: Excellent Variation IV: 2 cups of Answer: a. Switch to seven to 14 days. Preheat the oven to moderate shampoos are mild and won’t hair is to prevent split ends. 20-14: Good, but spending a ONE-DISH DONTS crumbled firm-style tofu. PIZZA NO. 2 something gentler. Answer: b. (350F). alter curls or strip color. little more time studying labels • Don’t forget to cover the four Spread fork-mashed fresh 4. All shampoos do the same True or false. 27. Rinses and conditioners 13. Hair should be washed Answer: True. are identical. Both penetrate the and products should pay off. food groups for nutrition. Combine everything except If pizza’s your No. I love, avocado (or prepared job. True or false? more often in humid weather 21. The best anti-dandruff 13 or less: Bone up with a Include one grain or starch (rice. Answer: True. They all clean hair shaft and wash out last 4 ingredients in a large bowl make an A-1 meal of it. You guacamole) on crackerbread or because: ingredient is zinc pyrithone; the good hair-care book. the hair and scalp of oils, dirt shampoo. True or false? a) it swells and absorbs least effective is salicylic acid or Answer: False. Rinses are TIPS and bacteria. But what makes moisture sulfur. detanglers; conditioners are 1. Know your scalp and hair Halo different from Head & b) traps dirt that reduces sheen Answer: All three are temporary restorers and type before you buy any Shoulders is the formulation. Do you feel as | Answer: a and b. acceptable, but the first two are revitalizers. They don’t product. A dry scalp tends to The first few ingredients on a safe in your ' 14. If you shampoo often, better. penetrate; they only form a itch and flake and dry hair is A w m mnaufacturer’s label may all lather less. True or false? 22. Damaged hair should be shield around the hair shaft that hard to keep in place. neighborhood as look the same, but those for oily Answer: True. One lather is deep conditioned at least once a helps it retain moisture. Deep Oily scalps usually produce you do in your WONG’S hair have the highest enough. month. True or false.? conditioners are formulated to hair that feels oily several hours concentration of detergents and 15. Regular hair spray calls for Answer: False. Once every penetrate the damaged hair shaft after shampooing. Normal scalp own home? RESTAURANT the lowest percentage of a strong shampoo. 'True or false? 10-14 days is better. with nutrients that will restore its and hair usually looks good for a Take Out Service and Cocktails conditioners to replace lost oils. Answer: True. Sprays and 23. All conditioners are alike. natural state. They don’t wash full day or two after • ^ I , i .’ 1. ■ v.; .-z ■. : Shampoos for dainaged hair are shampooing. fixatives make hair dull and True or false? out. Fresh Food + usually the mildest. lifeless if not thoroughly washed 28. A drop of apple cider in 2. Do your mane a good deed; 5. Water should never be the Answer: False. There are Relax upside down daily. Using out. pre-shampoo and after-shampoo rinse water helps restore your Excellent Taste + first ingredient on a shampoo 16. Short layered cuts need hair’s natural pH balance. a slant toard increases the label. True or false? conditioners. Read the labels circulation to all the cells in almost daily shampooing to keep carefully to determine which you Answer: True. Reasonable Price S Answer: False. Water is hair dry enough to maintain 29. Never brush before your scalp, and that’s especially always the first. It makes up 50 need before you buy. important to keep good growth body. 24. What’s the best product shampooing. The hair shaft will percent of any shamprw. The Answer: True. absorb less shampoo. True or going after 30, says beauty care Post Road Plaza most important ingredients are for frizzy, flyaway hair? expert Lia Schorr. ■ TAKE A BITE GUT OF 17. If dandruff doesn’t Answer: Any shampoo false? 352 Hartford Tpke. (Rie. 30) the second and third which respond to therapeutic shampoo Answer: False. Brushing (1-84, Exit 65) Vernon should be a foaming ingredient containing a quatemum after seven to 14 days of conditioner which reduces the stimulates scalp, loosens diy Phone 875-0661 (sufactant) and a conditioner, CRIME treatment, you should: flakes, makes lathering easier. negative charges in just-washed ‘ nn says the FDA. a) use a stronger dose hair so that it combs easily, lies 30. Don’t wash your hair for 6. Protein is a good b) switch to a different type > A CHIP WONG MtTAURANT \ M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 24.1987 i*7 Czech comedy heartwarming Filmeter By Bob Thomas at the village festival, and amid the Robert DiMatteo The Associated Press dancing and boozing everything is Cinema Review resolved, not without a fight or two. D e d ic a t e d Unlike his fellow Czech film­ And so life continues, the fat man maker, Milos Forman (“ One Flew and the skinny one marching off to Over the Cluckoo’s Nest,’’ ’’Ama­ figures are a Laurel and Hardy pair work in the morning while the deus” ) , Jiri Menzel chose to remain (the thin one even scratches his doctor cracks up his new car. TO THE in his native country despite the head like Stan). Pavek (Marian The script, by Zdenek Sverak. is In movie theaters contraints imposed by the commu­ Labuda) is a pot-bellied trucker beautifully constructed, and Men­ nist regime. who takes responsibility for his zel brings all the characters to Three Amigos (PQ) The premise for this comedy- CHALLENGE OF The winner of the 1967 foreign assistant, the lanky, toothy village fallible life, never resorting to adventure vehicle for Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and language film Oscar for "Closely dimwit (Janos Ban). quaintness. Rudolf Hrusinsky, who Martin Short is promisingly silly: "Three silent screen Watched Trains,” he has continued A crisis results when bureaucrats reportedly was banned after the A GROWING stars go to Mexico for a personal appearance, but working within the system, fashion­ commandeer the young man’s 1968, is marvelous as the doctor, they’ve really been hired to take care of the local ing his gentle, human tales. house and consign him to work in and the Czech version of Stan and bandits. MenzeTs latest film, “ My Sweet Prague, where he will become lost Ollie comes off to perfection. COMMUNITY. Lampooning old Westerns while playing on the Little Village,” is Czechoslovakia’s without the help of his friends. The “ My Sweet Little Village” car­ disparity between screen Image and reality, "Three entry in this year’s Academy village rallies to help him. ries an undeniable message about Amigos" is the stuff of an irresistible 10-mlnute sketch Awards. It is a heartwarming Weaving through the major plot the need to oppose the bureaucratic on "Saturday Night Live." Padded to feature length, its comedy that transcends language are sharply drawn characters; the excesses. The fact that the govern­ relentless jokiness becomes annoying. Eventually you and cultural barriers. village doctor with a penchant for ment would offer the film for want to wipe the facetious grins off the three stars’ Most of the action takes place in a spouting poetry and cracking up his Academy consideration indicates faces. rural village that Seems out of the cars; a schoolboy with an uncon­ that the climate for artists in 19th century. But the time is now. John Landis showed evidence of talent in past trollable crush on his nubile Czechoslovakia may be changing. and the farms are run by commit­ movies, but his direction here has no more variety than teacher; a sexy wife who delights in Distributed by Circle Releasing tees and policy is dictated from the the two-joke script (written by Martin, Lome Michaels cuckolding her jealous husband. in this country, the film is rated PG. Prague bureaucracy. The leading and songwriter Randy Newman). And what happened The main figures come together Running time: 100 minutes. to Chevy Chase? His idea of comic acting is to stand there, do nothing and make sure nobody believes he’s part of the movie. Steve Martin was the movie’s Dance is an actor, not a crumpet executive producer; that he comes through the best on I ■ »i LONDON (AP) - The British screen may not be coincidental. You knpw It’s a bad broadcast on Jan. 18 and 19. great intellectual exercise,” he regard him as “ the thinking wom­ sign when the trailer for a movie contains all the best In May, “ Good Morning, Ba­ said. “ My job was to bring some an’s crumpet,” a heartthrob for the material. Qrade: AVi bylon,” in which he plays the semblance of reality to a thing that intelligentsia. But Charles Dance legendary filmmaker D.W. Grif­ is essentially fa n t^ c a l, that is, Wladoin (R) Yes, it’s worse than "Three Amigos." says Americans have the right fith, is expected to premiere at the one can never forget, a vehicle for Brat packer Emilio Estevez wrote, directed and starred idea; They see him as an actor. Cannes Film Festival. Shortly Murphy.” in this movie, despite the fact that the only talent “ It makes me sound like some thereafter. Dance opens on British ' Dance enjoyed working with the sort of starlet who wants to be taken Estevez has shown to date has been as a promising screens in ‘ "The Hidden City,” comic superstar but admitted to I ^ young actor (most notably in the cult hit "Repo Man"). seriously as an actress,” quipped written and directed by the British the 40-year-oId Dance, who played feeling ” a little defensive, a little A genius like Robert Altman has to go to Paris to make playwright Stephen Poliakoff. guarded.” . movies, or shoot them for TV . But Estevez gets carfe Guy Perron in the TV minlseries, It’s a heady lineup, but Dance “ The Jewel in the Crown.” “ Eddie’s aware he'knot an actor, j blanche from 20th Century Fox. said he thrives on a breadth of iw- although he underrates himself,” “Widsom" Is embarrassingly callow — Estevez’s In an interview over coffee in work. North London’s leafy Hampstead Dance said. “ He comes from the attempt to make a statement about how American " I never want to be seen in the district. Dance said he Is deter­ world of standing up, rapping, society is rigged against the little guy, with a same package twice. I want each mined to grow and expand as an time to shatter totally somebody’s selling Eddie Murphy. So there is protagonist so Inane that the message backfires. actor. quite a bit of difference between Estevez plays a kid with a felony arrest on his record illusion,” he said. “ I ’m not an actor to make enough Dance lives in London with his him and me.” who can’t got a job, who turns to crime out of social money so I can stop acting. 1 want to However, the moyte gave Dance conscience. Becoming a modern-day Robin Hood, artist wife, Joanna, and their continue doing it ’till I drop dead,” children, Oliver, 12, and Rebecca, more exposure to a broader Estevez bombs and burns mortgage and loan files at audience. he said. 6. banks across the country. Dance is busy in the American He was acting for 13 years before “ It is a fact one accepts if one His girlfriend (played by Estevez’s real girlfriend, market. He’s in “ The Golden he played the lecturer-tumed- wants any career in films — and I Demi Moore) joins him on his noble crime spree, and, Child” with Eddie Murphy, and sergeant in “ Jewel in the Crown.” do — that you have toacquire clout. quicker than you can say Bonnie and Clyde, the two plays Jerry, Shirley Maclaine’s He went on to play Meryl Streep’s You get clout by bgjRg seen a lot, become folk heroes — and then, sacrificial victims of a Labor Party lover, in the five-hour put-upon husband in “ Plenty.” and by being seen (oStgood a lot,” ABC miniseries, “ Out on a Limb,” cruel. Indifferent world. "You make one mistake, and In “ The Golden CHiild,” Dance he said. , • based on the actress’ best-selling society never lets you forgot it," says Estevez early on. plays the devilish Sardo Numpsa. He hopes that ‘*Od^(bn a Limb” autobiography. The show will be Alas, his movie makes one mistake after another. 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"The Pebbled Shore,” a stylish, thoughtful and although it was her agent who encouraged her to write mixes Barnum 'Bandits* Is believable thoroughly entertaining book, is more than a mere "Queen Victoria: Bom to Succeed.” It was not an easy BANDITS. By Elmore Leonard. Arbor Honae. 345 memoir by the eminent biographer of Queen Victoria task. Worrying mildly over possible censorship. Page*. I17.M. and Wellington. It is also a personal Journey for Lady Longford says deciphering Victoria’s’s illegible and lacocca I Longford, from her Harley Street childhood to Oxford, handwriting proved the most difficult task. Elmore Leonard’s new novel. "Bandits.” has. most from marriage to an Oxford don, to writing several NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) —Tandy Rice, who grew assuredly, many virtues. ' acclaimed biographies. MARLENE A. EILERS ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS up hating country music, calls himself a “prissy It’s a believable story, moves along at just the right “I think biography chose me,” Longford writes. stuffed-shirt.’’But he’s still the guy who tried to pour pace and the writing is top-notch. More than that, the Billy Beer down the mouth of a thirsty public. plot is delightfully unusual. As a talent agent, he’s combined the imagination of A rather likable ex-convict who works at a New P.T, Bamum and the savvy of Lee lacocca to notch 20 Orleans funeral home is sent with a hearse to get the years as a top booking agent, and has represented body of a young Nicaraguan woman who has died at the dozens of country music stars as well as Billy Carter, leprosarium in Carville. La. To accompany the body is the ex-president’s outspoken brother. a comely American woman, a nun for years in And though his competitiveness is so fierce he’s Nicaragua and friend of the deceased. paranoid about losing, he’s let some heavyweight Well, surprises galore are quick in coming. The entertainers slip away. American woman, daughter of a rich businessman, is He had been Dolly no longer a nun. And the deceased isn’t — but her life Illibnruo! Parton’s agent for a year depends on appearing so. I when she decided to have The hearse is waylaid by two rough hirelings of a her business affairs Nicaraguan army colonel. The colonel is a murderer Love handled on the West who has served with both the contras and Sandinistas. You Coast and changed her Now he’s a contra seeking U.S. millions, ostensibly for music from country to the cause. He even has a letter of support from iXhiparoo!^ more of a pop sound. President Reagan. In truth, he’s bent only on stuffing “ She could have The Jets, a family singing group from Leroy, Kathi, Moana, Eugene, Elizabeth, his own pockets. achieved it from here,” Maple Grove, Minn., are, from left, Rudy, Eddie and Haini Wolfgram. He’s aiso intent on killing his countrywoman because Rice said. he thinks he acquired leprosy from her during sex. She These days, he’s Irri­ is not afflicted, however. tated that he didn’t try to The hearse driver and his passengers barely escape nab Dr. Ruth Westhei- the clutches of the waylayers, only to face growing mer, cable TV’s diminu­ Wholesome image, tough sound dangers subsequently. tive sex therapist. By and by the driver and some shifty pals of his own "I’d have loved that,” join in efforts to save the targeted woman as well as in a Put the Love Of Your Rice said. "But I got too half-baked scheme to skin a few millions from the busy.” making The Jets a big success colonel. Ten years ago, he The pals are a bartender — a tough ex-cop who also is wasn’t too busy to show an ex-con — and an oldtime bank robber just out of the up in Plains, Ga., and By Jeff Baenen week.” LeRoy said. “It helps settle clink after serving a long sentence. ’The CIA gets mixed _ . sign on as the agent for The Associated Press things and keep things running up in things, too. Life On With Tandy Rice the fun-loving Billy Car­ Music Makers smoothly.” There is action apienty and the ending to this lively ter. For three years, he MAPLE GROVE. Minn. — Rock Elizabeth said they try to avoid tale is an unexpected one indeed. represented "the first brother” and signed him up for producer Don Powell had to be competition and Jealousy; “We’re appearances at shopping center openings, conventions dragged to the Sheraton Northwest brothers and sisters.... Everybody FRANK STILLEY Hotel to see the family octet called FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and the like. wants to give everybody else a Rice eventually came up with the idea of Billy Beer to Quazar perform everything from chance. A Love Message Valentine The Jets are from the South capitalize on Carter’s fondness for the beverage. Rick James to Don Ho. The group boa , clean-cut “R sold extremely well at first and not well at the “After working with musicians of Pacific islands of Tonga, where image. Their hit ‘Shore* Is entertaining tiieir parpnts, Maikeli and Vake> I^Crusb on last,” Rice said. “It was a tempdrary phenomenon. It the caliber of Stevie Wonder and You," carries tlpst sgstersep^ THE PEBBLED SHORE. By Elizabeth Longford. was typical of so many things in show business. It was (David) Bowie —to go to a club and Wolfgramm. and the oldest In The brother, LeRoy, were bom. avoiding abductioi I Jets also Knopf. 351 Pages. $19.95. replaced by something else.” hear them (a local band) butcher a have a hotline recorded Rice stays in touch with Carter, though the two are no cover tune of theirs is physically The family launched a music message for their Elizabeth Harman, then a student at Oxford, first career in 1978 while living in Salt I and some- longer associates. The last he heard. Carter was in the painful,” Powell said. times family memi fans wer the met her husband-to-be, the future seventh Earl of mobile home business in Alabama. But what he heard on March 16, Lake City. They had begun playing Longford, at a ball in 1927. He was sleeping, "draped MANCHESTER HERALD Polynesian music in 1973 as The phone themselves i :|r home, “He meant positive excitement,” Rice said. “He 1984, was something special. Po­ “We Just want to I opie know over a garden chair in the middle of a wide canvas created a lot of enthusiasm for the agency.” well assumed management of the Polynesian Pearls. Their mother, a it,’s OK to hang ar corridor.” hula dancer, sang and other rela­ ^with your Tile 48-:year-old Rice’s Top BilHiw, Ihc. represents five bretbera and three s is te ^ .^bn^llfersaiidsis icai^db Without hajRation, she kissed him'.on the forehead; Your Ad Will Appear February 14th country music stars Tom T. Hall. Ronnie McDowell named thenf The Jets — aftm-oe tives ptrfonited. Wolfgramm quh' he responded With “I’d like to kiss you but I can’t ...” his job at h supermarket to manage be whole ly said, and Mel McDaniel, humorist Jerry Clower, former Elton John song “Benny and'the '‘‘You can have drugs and fell promptly back to sleep. The couple married Jets” — and helped produce their the group. four years later. Olympic swimmer Tracy Caulkins and others. and alcohol.” Acts charge from $1,500 to $20,000 for each first album, which was released in “My mother used to watch The marriage produced eight children — including groups like The Jackson 5. She On The Jets’ first' um, only appearance. But Rice says, "the big bucks come from 1985 by MCA Records. Elizabeth, Eugene; [.Rudy sang the authors Antonia Fraser, Rachel Billington and commercial deals. They can exceed $1 million.” With their wholesome image and thought one day if she had enough Thomas Pakenham. At the time of their marriage. kids, why not form a group?” lead in order to det I a musical The son of a physician, Rice was bom in the Nashville tough sound. The Jets’ first s i n ^ foens, Powell saidlj [the eight Lord Longford still was a member of the Conservative suburb of Franklin and disliked country music as a “Curiosity,” hit the Top 19 in the Elirabetb said. party, although his wife was a fervent supporter of In 1981, they began playing at the ' sang^leadvon Hie ’ recenHjr child. “I think it was probably because I was music charts. “Crush on You” also released Christml iim ahd socialist causes. But Longford was eventually brought zoomed to the top. Hawaiian International Inns in over to the Labour side. He also converted to the misinformed.” he said. “It wasn’t cool to like it then. others will sing lead ei I the nextLP It’s been easy to develop an attachment to it.” Their voices are youthful, but not Minnesota and Iowa. Then they planned for spring release. Roman Catholic faith, a conversion first kept secret bubblegum. “On our first album, it switched to pop music, changed from his wife because of her then hostiltiy to He majored in English and minored in business at The Jets recently ^mapped up a The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. He eventually returned was mainly upbeat, uptempo, their name to Quazar and moved to Catholicism. the Minneapolis suburb of Maple nationwide 160-dat«| ^ ) that began to Nashville and became vice president of a firm that happy songs. It was a positive. Just last February Kded New Example prothiced syndicated country music TV shows. He left having-a-good-time type of al­ Grove. Year’s Eve at Dis LeRoy, the oldest, is a self-taught If* •6.00 and later bought Top Billing, an in-house agency of the bum.” said Elizabeth Wolfgramm. Each day is pit r the band, firm that once employed him. “For our next album, we want a musician who taught his brothers with time set aside i and sisters how to play. “About the tliitoring and harder edge.” rehearsal. And the Dup has a Best-SeDers Top Billing has four agents and business is good. What distinguishes The Jets from closest training we had was a voice 10-year plan, with “We have just come off our best year in five years trainer. She taught us voice warm­ ^ble motion Example other family singing groups, Powell pictures and televis eries being and we anticipate a better year in 1987.” said Rice, a said, is the toughness of theirsound. ups,” Elizabeth said. • 10.06 former president of the Country Music Association. developed. ' ____ Fiction Example. “The music has a ... harder edge Each Jet sings and plays an “We’re very’ lu c M H B ^ t we've than they look,” he said. instrument. Their names and ages 1. “It,” Stephen King *1 1.00 “It’s different than it was five years ago. There’s a had,” Elizabeth B tS /B I fe know it new breed of artists now. Five years ago. we sold But Poweil, who worked with ’The are; LeRoy. 21; Eddie, 20; Eugene, takes many groupliXgi’s to reach 2. “Red Storm Rising,” Tom Clancy Jackson 5 in the early 1970s, doesn’t 19; Haini, 18; Rudy. 17; Kathi, 16; 3. “Whirlwind,” James Clavell basically the Grand Ole Opry roster. Now there are where we are. has its Call The Manchester Herald these new artists like Randy Travis, Sawyer Brown like to compare The Jets to other Elizabeth, 14; and Moana, 13. disadvantages andlfb'Mvantages. 4. “Hollywood Husbands,” Jackie Collins and Southern Pacific who are in the forefront of what is family groups such as the Osmonds LeRoy said the band is mn as a We have a nicer we have 5. ’Wanderlust,” Danielle Steele being offered to country music buyers.” or The Jacksons. democracy, although their father, more friends. Whos go shop­ ^ Classified Department to ’’The Jacksons had one lead Maikeli, decided which instru­ One country act he’d like to represent is Hank ping, people notice yeg and some­ Nonfiction singer. ... Michael was the focal ments his children would play. times you can’t help IhlM. That can Place Your Valentine ^ Williams Jr., son of the late country legend. “I’m a big point,” Powell said. “The Jetsarea Their mother, Vake, designs and 1. “Fatherhood,” Bill Cosby fan of his and I admire what he stands for and how he be a disadvantage.*' ’ '' self-contained group. Everyone’s a sews the group’s costumes, and The band’s goal is to achieve 2. “McMahonI,” Jim McMahon stands for it. I think I’d like him personally.” they rehearse in a new studio 3. “Hla Way,” Kitty Kelley 5:? Message Today! 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 lead singer.” financial security hi the next few There have been personal setbacks in Rice’s career: “Whoever fits the voice, whoever across from a cornfield. 4. "Word for Word,” Andy Rooney His marriage ended in divorce; his son died in a car years. “It would break my heart to can sing it can sing it,” said Eddie “The advantage is we are a see them go on a revival tour 10 5. "The Frugal Gourmet Cooks With Wine,” Jeff wreck; close associates died. family and hold meetings once a s Smith Wolfgramm. years from now,” Powell said. FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Tbavoo HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* PEANUTS by Charlaa M. Schulz

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BUT TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT. quired. Heavy cus­ ‘No followino nacMsary AotamaSL. .228-8I0 AOS MUST RUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS.. INSERTERS WANTED tomer contact, other ‘Paid vacotlona Se ka sllL .207-314 Call €47-9946 general/vorled of­ ‘On-goIng training Olam nadSL. _ 12-86 to place your ad fice duties. Full BE- ‘Earn from day one C all 647-9946 MEFIT program In­ or 647-9947 cluding DENTAL paid. LIcenaed or toon to be? phone 643-2711 Call 861-2851. Monday CALL N OW Ask for Bob Call: ask for Classified... through Friday otter 5 643-2711 / 647-9946 5 2 8 - 1 8 1 5 pm. all day weekondt. illllllllOllllllliSiE HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright [g i^ R O M E S STMKAIID Ihelpwaiithi Roal Estata FOR SALE HEUPWMTBI I hELPWMITED H II hELP WffliTED I FOR SALE FOR SALE FORRERT OFFRX SPACE Coordinator for criminal Government Homes - Telephone survey opera­ Immediate opening tor Teachers aide-needed for IMOMES from $1 (U repair). Delin­ Bolton-new construction, Glostonbury to be bullt- Non-smoking gentleman, Industrial space available keyboard/plano Instruc­ Manchester private lustice community re­ private home, pleasant In Bolton. Aperoxlmatelv tors needed port time to entry program. Program IFOBSALE quent ta x property. this quality built comtem- Lorge gracious homes on update Manchester city tor. Coll Manchester Re­ nursery school. Mornings Repossessions. Coll 805- porarv on over 2 acres. Is cul-de-sac. Near shopping room, telephone, next to 1800 so ft. ome» facilities Monday through Friday. . responsibilities and cose shower. Parking. 6496601. and loodlnw 4tock. Call directory. Work at home, creation Department at load; qualifications 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for perfectly suited to gra­ and highways. Starting at 647-3089 for more Pleasant working condi­ All real estate advertised cious living with stylish $296,900. Joyce G. Epstein Able Coll A Electronics, must be oble to coll the B.S.W. or equivalent ex­ In the Manchester Herald current repo list. above area. Send name, Intortnatlon. tion. Coll 646-1610. sunken living room with Real Estate. 647-0095.0 lAPARTIIIERTO Howard Rood, Bolton, Ct. perience In criminal lus­ Is sublect to the Fair 646-5106. MofMov through address and telephone tice field. Salary range 13 Manchester-3 bedroom cathedral ceilings, fabu­ Carpenter/Corpenters Part time medical secre­ Housing Act of 1968. which lous family room with bar IPDRRERT Thursday. to 5:30pm. number In own hand writ­ to 16K plus benetits. Send mokes It Illegal to adver­ well kept Cape style home Manchester-South end of ing to: Johnson Publish­ helper. Must be ambi­ tary tor busy office. Pre­ with finished basement and 4 bedrooms. $269,900. town, 7 room Raised tious. hove own transpor­ vious experience In o resume to Manchester tise any preference, lim­ ing Company. P. O. Box Area Conference of and attached garage. Con­ For more Information call Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1V^ Manchester-2nd floor, 2 tation. Hourly wage based doctor's office preferred. itation or discrimination ^MjjHgl^AREOUS 7M. Cheshire. Ct. 06410. Churches, Box 773, Man­ venient location. Asking Merrill Lynch, Yolo baths, finished family bedroom, heat and op- on ability to perform. Flexible hours. Call 646- based on race, color, reli­ Feery, 633-3674 or 633-7332. pllances. No pets. $550 chester, C T 06040 by Feb­ gion, sex or notional $127,000. Flano Realty. ' room, fireplace, 2 cor Full time work In poultry 649-5400.______2094.______646-5200.______aorage, well landscaped plus security. Call 646- ruary 6th. EO E. origin, or on Intention to Manchester - 7 room Co- 3979. test house. No experience make any such prefer­ yard In the Martin School Garage for Mnt-$30 per necessary, will train. Insu­ Cashier-Part time 2 or 3 Custodian - tull time. 3 to Manchester-Lovely Cope lonlol In nice area. 3 district. $162,000. U Si R nights per week. 5-9 p.m. 11 pm. Monday through ence, limitation or dis­ bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, Two bedroom townhouse month. C|M»r street rance and retirement be- crimination. The Herald 6 rooms, V/2 baths, 2 cor Realty. 643-2692. □ area. 647-81991 netlts. Call John Huard. and every other Saturday Friday. Rham High garage. Move In condition wall to wall carpet, gas - heat, hot water, carpet­ 9-5 p.m. Must be reliable, School. Hebron. For more will not knowingly accept turonce, 3 zone heat, fire­ ing, olr conditioned, all 633^1 ext 354.______any advertisement which on Porter Street. $139,900. Historic Formhouse- honest and mature. Lynch Information please call Travel agency. East of the Klernan Realty. 649-1147. place, garage. Call 647- appllanees. Nice location, Is In violation of the low. Monchester-$249,900. One Toyota Pontiac. Call 646- Steve Culllnan at 228-9474. river - needs assistance 8105 after 6 pm, weekends, of Manchester's oldest Call 647-1595. Clerk/typlst - tull time, typing and telephone eti­ very dlversltled position. 4321.______EOE.______Manchester-Charming 7 9 to 5. 8128,900. homes built In 1780.9 plus quette required. Will room Colonial. 3 bed­ extra large rooms Includ­ New 5 room duplex oport- Please call 649-3900. train. Apply to Box BB. Listings NeededI Busi­ Part time bookkeeping, Teacher-anticipated Large 7 room Cope. Fan­ ing 4 bedrooms, living (-M ntent. 3 bedrooms, 1V6 Manchester Herald, 16 ness has been good and we room, 2 full baths, large lAHTlBlEI/ no experience necessary. vacancy- English teacher. country kitchen on e;;tra tastic area, finished bose- room, dining room, den baths, fully oppllonced. Plumbing and heating me­ Brairnard Place, Man- need listings. Call vs to­ goli tmes chanic wanted. Licensed We will train. Excellent RHAM High School. He­ day and let our profes- large lot. Excellent condi­ ment, family room. and bornkHi room. Other No pets. References and S bron. Certification re­ chester.CT 06040. only. Small shop, good opportunity, flexible . slonol staff help you If you tion. $135,000. Owner. 646- $119,900. 649^664. Princi­ extras Include out build­ • 10B7 byM A.kW . securlW. $6n plus utili­ wages and benetits. Call hours, good working con- quired. Coll 2286474 tor ore thinking of selling or 3626. ples only. ings, o large enclosed ties. 6496003. 68 Bing Cvwbv, Rudy dltons and benefits. S6 per application. EO E. One day a month. $30.to porch, 3 cor garage, patio Vollee, Caruso - records, 87S6t92. ______$50. plus. Coventry bosed buying. We hove qualified hour. 871-2844.______Manchester - 7 room An- Suddenly available- and a brook. Set on 2.6 4 room apartment, ovallo- 78 RPM fraiiv early 30's. newspaper delivery. Must buyers whq are ready to X-Roy Technician - Imme­ go. Free analysis Is lust saldl Colonial. Desirable charming older Colonial acres. Coll and explore ble Inunedlotely. Adults 890. ExceUoM condition. Insurance receptionist - Special Education have cor. Call 742-5293. this place of history fOr FOR SALE preferred. No pets. No 6490125. i. diate Medical Care Center teacher position effective one of our many services. location. Large private located on East Center FOR SALE has openings for full time Manchester Insurance Nancy Taylor, Maggie lot. FIreplaced living Street In Manchester. yourself. D. W. Fish appliances. Security and agency looking tor a ma­ January to teach In class Positions available for Realty. 643-1591 or 871- references. 1 cor. 649-1265. registered x-ray techni­ for students with behov- Dion, Irene Lacey, and room. Full walk-up attic. Five bedrooms. Lots of Excellent buv- Beautiful, remodeled Vic­ cians. These positions ture person tor a position Immediate employment - Lee McGinnis. James Eat In kitchen. Alumimun space. Possible office lo­ 1400.a lorlal disorders, ages 8 to Sheet metal person. Min­ Manchester-$119,900. This torian Colonial on large otter a tull package of os office receptionist. McCovonagh Real Estate. siding. Oversized 1 car cation. Call today for nicely decorated 3 or 4 “Country" lot here In New duplex • 2 bedroom, 1 Must hove good telephone 10 at state approved imum 5 years experience, 1/2 both, oopllonces In­ benetits. a competitive special education facility, 6496800.0 ______garage. 1 1/2 baths. details. Joyce G . Epstein bedroom Ranch has the Manchester. Fully Insu­ starting salary plus a and typing skills. Call must read blue prints. $149,900. Owner, 646-5193. Real Estate. 647-809S.Q cluded, 1 month security, tend resume to: Com­ Assemblers - metal fabri­ extras that moke a good lated. Newer wood/coo- Fur coot, beautiful full weekend differential. We Harriet Johnson. Inde­ Manchester-$115600. New home, on excellent buy. l/oll combo furnace. New $650 monthly. Utilities not munity Child Guidance cated products; knowl­ FOR SALE Included.Peterm on Build­ length Muskrat. Size also have part time and pendent Insurance Cen­ listing. Charming 8 room A promising future-tor the Large living room with 12 X 16 deck off of kitchen. small, short. Perfect con- ter. Inc.. 646-6050. School, 317 North Main edge of hydrallc, pneu- Lacy Crochet ing and Realty, 6499404 or per-dlem positions availa­ St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. Victorian Cape featurlng3 youno executive who BY OWNER picture window and brick Newer Thermopone win­ dltlon. $750. con 647-1824. ble. Interested applicants metlc, plumbing, bedrooms, formal living needs space, future value, 643-1951 or 647-1340. EOfe.______electricol helpful, must fireplace. Super master dows. M uch morel I please contact Joanne at Cleaning person(s). Relia­ room and dining room, ond a new nelehborhood- 7 room Colonlel. Con­ bedroom suite with read blue prints. Ask for $134,900. Strano Real Est­ Manchester 1 bedroom 721-7393 between 9 and 4. ble helper wonted. Must first floor parlour, spa­ ...Thls new 8 room, 2V6 venient to bus, shop­ pegged hardwood floors, ate. 647-76S3.D AProtIf Sit be flexible. 6496052. Floating Vocational Phil 643-2487. both home combines o oportment-parklno cellar Instructor-Diversified po­ cious kitchen with ping end school. double closets and 'A Secretary - well estab­ laundry area, tull base­ tlreploced tOmlly room storage, heat and hot Aide - Special education sition working with Deve- Part time office help $139,500. Shown by ap­ both. Aluminum siding, lished and expanding real ment, 1 car garage. Excel­ with on efficient kitchen. steel beam construction. 2 water, appliances. $510 transportation. 2 hours lopementolly Disabled wanted. Must be able to Become o community pointment only. 5 2 ^ C0WNRHIRRIM8 monthly. Call 6492071. estate group needs secre­ adults. Salary $5.50 to lent condition throughout. zone heat. Convenient lo­ tary with good organiza­ per day. 1:30 through 3:30 type. Reply to Box C, shoreholder for only 6050. pm. Complete appllactlon $6.50. Transportation re­ Manchester Herald. 16 Sentry Real Estate. 643- cation. D. W. Fish Realty. FDR SALE tional and secretarial 6601.0 ______$162,900. Blonchord & Ros- 643-1591 or 871-1400J] One bedroom - second and two letters of refer­ quired. Cell between 8 qnd Brairnard Place. Man­ No agents please. floor, heat and appliances skills for our Glastonbury setto Reoltors. "W e Guo- For solel Principles only I ence required. Duties; ac- 4, Monday through Fri­ chester, C T 06040. rontee Our Houses" 646- Included. $400 plus one office. Paid medical, vo­ day. Anette Burton : Sup­ Bolton-$169.900. New llslt- Bolton-$145k, near lake. Northtleld Green- 2 bed­ cation. and retirement compony bus driver In Ing. Perfect for kidsi This 2482. month security. 643-5403. small vehicle to monitor ported Employment Mon- 0-room brick Cope, 3-4 room, full cellar, gas heat, plan. For a confidential ager, Hockanum large Raised Ranch Is bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, central air. Appliances, Interview call Bob BIron approximately six stu­ located on quiet, circular Five room apartment - dents. Quollttcotlons; suc­ Industries. 8756750. rnsmiATNM 116 baths, family room, car port. Tennis, pool, at 634-4484 or 4566589 or street In desirable area. available Immediately. cessful experience with | ] 2 | waiited large lot, deck, porch. patio, on bus line. $89J)00. Recently redecorated. No send resume to David Electriclon Journeyman- Eat-In kitchen, 2 Vi baths, 649-4263. Coll 520-2074 or 742-0672 Carroll Associates. Inc.. children In a structured utilities. $530. a month. Commercial, Industrial, some wall/wall carpeting, evenings. 639 Research Parkway. setting such os sports, Widow needs female com­ laundry room, child-safe 643-1023. scouts, church, school, and residential work. Enloy paying guests and Meriden. C T 06450. ottentl- panion to share expenses. deck, 2 car garage. More. etc. Contact M r. Fran Work under minimum su­ experience the financial Stop rentlno-Monchester- Manchester-Immaculate oniLyn Hyll. Own room. Coll 644-4048 Sentry Real Estate. 643- Lucas. Coordinator. Pupil pervision. Good woges. otter 3 pm. freedom of owning this 5-6 $62JXn. Ifaslngletomllyls 4 room, 2 bedroom, apart­ 6601 .□ more than you con afford, F / C Bookkeeper- Personnel Servces. Insurance, holidays and Victorian styled two fam­ ment. New stove refriger­ Parker Memorial School. vacation. Call 875-5905. ily. From the screened In don't give up. Get started ator, $525. Includes heat Experience required to with this oversized 2 bed­ perform oil accounting Did Post Rood. Tolland. porch to the fabulous 3rd and hot water. References C T 06004. 8756721. Posi­ Dietary Aide - port time JC-'tOM BARE floor family room you'll room Condominium. and security. 6496003. functions on computer Large living room, dining through F/S. Fast grow­ tion to begin the week of opening for person to appreciate It's quality and January 26th. EOE. perform a variety of kit­ size...8154,900. Blanchard area and kitchen with ing company In new mod­ stove and refrigerator. ern facility. Excellent be­ chen tasks. Will train 8, Rossetto Realtors. "W e Clerk typist small East energetic beginner. Coll Guarantee Our Houses". New furnace, convenient nefits. pleasant working location. D. W. Fish environment. East Hort- Hartford office. 8:30 to Manchester Manor, 646- 646- 2482/3 Completely furnished 3 4:30. Monday through Fri­ 0129. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- room apartment, Split ford Welding. 289-2323. 1400.D EOE. day. Pleasant working Finders Keepers...Losers level, private entrance, conditions, permanent po­ RN Supervisor-Mondav weepersi You'll be disap­ all appliances Including sition. excellent benefits. through Fridoy. 3-11 posi­ EXTRA pointed If you let this Wanted: Port time secre­ PLASTER WALLS & tv. Professional person tory for doctor's office to Might be Ideal tor some­ tion tor on RN with strong great 6 plus room Ranch preferred. Security. Coll leadership capabilities. C ro ch et BUSIRESS help with collections and one reentering the lob HARDWOOD FLOORS get by you. Immaculate PROPERTY 643-1879. Available Febru­ office work. Send resume morket or someone lust Enloy your weekends off CASH condition I Nice yard. Ex­ ary 1st. while earning a competi­ cellent value. $109,900. I to P. O. Box 2218. Vernon. starting out. Please call are integral parts of this Ansaldi-built Mrs. Palmer at 289-9576. tive hourly rote plus excel­ That’s right! You can Jackson 8, Jackson Real Well established hair core Monchester-2nd floor, 2 Ct. 06066. lent benefits. Put your eight room Raised Ranch near the Coun­ business located In a shop­ make extra money try Club. Other features: Estate. 647-8400.O bedrooms, stove In­ Cashier- weekdays 10-3. supervisory skills, expe­ ping plaza In South Wind­ cluded. No utilities or rience and lob knowledge by selling unneeded Brand new pharmacy. Wall to Wall 1,000 Gal. Oil Tank Oldie but goodie! IIThls 5 sor. Ample parking. In­ pets. $450 month, plus to work In an atmosphere items to readers of room Cape boasts newer ventory to be Included In security. 646-7336. Pleasant working condi­ geared to high quality 5598 tions. Coll for appoint­ Driver - Class 1 and 2. the Classified columns. Brick & Frame Appliances, Drapes heating, plumbing and sole. Give us a coll for the Local hauling. Monday patient care. For more Crocheted of Speed-Cro- Two Zone Heat Rear Patio electrical systems. Taste­ details. Realty World, i8210 ment. Buckingham Information and Inter­ Sheen. this lacy poncho Towne Pharmacy.659- through Friday. Full be­ You’ll be surprised just fully decorated. Deep lot. Frechette Associates. 646- RORIES nefits. 244-3441. New loca­ view call 643-5151, Pom is sure to be an asset in Large, Treed Lot Outbuildings for storage. 7709.0 2632.______how quickly your ad youv wardrobe. FOR ROT . blouse tion. 36 Clark Road. Ver­ Olenchock DSD, Crest- $81,900. Jackson 8, Jack- A ruffle-t will pull response. No. .ISSS has complete Two Car Garage - Door Openers with shor ^ sleeves Medical assistant - full non. C T. field Convalescent Home, son Real Estate. 647-8400.a ie ta 'ile d 565 Vernon St., Manches­ Readers will be calling crochet directions. Professional, Executive Area Manchester-3 bedroom and nic< time/part time tor Man­ Rentals house oft AAoln Street. No jumper to sew chester area general Inter Ambitious person - we are ter, Ct. Ti irthr. m l $2J0l far sach It's party time!!! Plenty for the lit SfL you before you know i^ of room to entertain In­ utilities, references, se­ nist's office. Experience looking tor aggressive In­ sattm. *lu sot far putafs ssd curity. $750 month. 646- No. 8210 3 Photo- required. 5 days per week dividuals with ambition to Nurse Aldes-Currently ac­ MaOliai. BELFIORE, doors and outdoors. Big M Xie«MT 7336. Guide is inJ j 3 to 8 or shared tlme.Pleasont earn S30600 a year and cepting applications tor tOmlly room and great big years. SizeV , blouse, our nurse aide training MaiialiiilirMaraM countiY lot. M any extras 1 environment, good benef­ more. Willing to start at IIM A«a.atibMncas REALTORS FORRERT 54 yard 4S h jumper, its. Please call 646-8757.10 the bottom and learn new class that will begin soon. Ntw Tafli, K.T. laSN 2-cor oaraoe, full base­ ISTDREANO IH yards. business. Opportunity for Also taking applications ment. $144,900. Jackson 8, am to 12 noon. 2 to 4 pm. Priat Naaa. M irtta altk ZIP [office SPACE Please Stafi Monday. Tuesday. Wed­ S300 a week while learn­ tor CNA's. We otter excel­ CODE aaS St|lt NaaOw. Jackson Reaal Estate. Professional woman to ing. Coll 646-3875. lent storting wage and SPECIAL: Orer 200 se­ 647- 8400.O rent large room In execu­ TO OMBL __ J far tacli nesday. Fridoy. ask for MANCHESTER u a a a : Main Street - Watkins patitra, rpMlastaaP Denise. benefits. Please contact: lections snd S FREE tive area of Glastonbury, ■.pin Elderly lady looking for o Director of Stott Deve- Psttern Section in the near Monchester/Eost center. Professional of­ K miimIUh - HERALD DO Y O U hove a bicycle no fice space, 2 offices and sezsseam' -i Full or part time positions live In companion. Light lopement at Cresttleld people read a l b u m . Just $3.00. Hartford town line. In­ Convalescent Home/Fen- SOWaatsaJSaacS one rides? Why not offer It cludes kitchen privileges reception area. New, § available at automotive housekeeping, assist with ctaM H M ais 431 Main St. 647-1413 tie both and meal prepara­ wood Manor. Monday classifieci for sole with o wont ad? and utilities. $320 per Ideal location and park­ Hn lube center. Experience pkMMf43-2711 (This is a new listing.) Call 643-2711 to place your ing. Call 647-1662, Bob helpful but will train, pall tion. Coll at 649-1M2. Ref­ through Fridoy, 7qnf» to month. Coll 6398124 after M a t ___ , vitfe m 4:0Qpra. . . ,, Vonderkoll. cesf,ii|isl 647-8997. erences required. 3pm at 64^5151. E 0 E ; ' CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 Classified CARR CARS C A M P E R S / FOR SALE FDR SALE IT R A H iR G MISCELLANEOUS Volkswagen Jetta - 1980, 1905 Ford Temp GL, 2 Apache tent camper - 6 FOR SALE sliver, 5 spaed, 4 door, door, 5 speed, stereo, rear sleeper with full add-o- FURNITURE good condition. $2400. or defogger, 47K miles, new room. $1900 or best offer. best offer. Call evenings tires, exhaust, 3 year wor- 6494646. Maple dropleof table - BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Rug, oriental, 9 x 12. It's 646-3208. ranty/transfOroble. Must with two chairs. $95.00. old but In fair condition. sell. $5500. 649-7501. Placing an od In Classified Call 643-7247.0 $50. Call 742-7485.D 1976 Opel Isuzu, 62,000 Is easy. Just call 643-2711. We'll help you with the PAINTING/ HEATING/ original miles. New ex­ 1979 LTD , Ford Landau, 4 Queen size mattress and ■CARPENTRY/ 9 X 12 Oriental rug - Ivory, haust, very good condi­ door, low mileage, two wording of your ad. box spring. Good condi­ CHILD CARE RENI0DELIN6 PAPERING P LU N IB IN 6 black and red color. tion. Scott 636-5751 before tone blue. New tires, new tion. Cleon. $99.00. Call $95.00. Call 643-9004.O 4pm or 649-7737 after muffler. Recently tuned PUBLIC NOTICB 7-42-6197.D Happy Homes - “ R " clean Farrand Remodeling — Interlor/exterlor painting Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ 6:30pm. up. $2500. 6464M86. Call TO BUSAND homes. Professional resi­ Cabinets, roofing, gut­ - new construction com­ throom remodeling; In­ Norltake M china Japan otter 5pm. TAXIOPBRATORS Medicine CoWnets - dou­ dential and commercial ters, room additions, mercial, residential and stallation water heaters, Ranler-1 relish dish, large 1977 Pontiac Phoenix - platter, 2 vegetable body good, needs engine. The Jeffarsen Home Adult ble mlrroroGeUders. Coll cleaning. Coll between 4 decks, all types of remo­ apartments. Spray paint­ garbage disposals; faucet Day HaoMh Canter It opplv- for d Im e n s M - $15.00.647- and 10 pm. 456-8317. deling and repairs. FR EE ing, brush and roller, repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- dishes, 6 soup dishes, 10 $75.00 or best offer. Call ■g2fTRUn(8/VAN8 Ing for a capital grant under dinner plates, 9 supper 646-5352 evenings.o 1155.0 estimates. Fully Insured. wood staining, texture asterCard accepted. FOR RALE Section 16(b)(2) of the Urban Wanted - children be­ celling spraying, water plates, 8 bread and butter Matt Trantpwiatlon Act of Telephone 6434017, after 1964, os amended to replace Black vinyl fwtval rocker. tween the ages of newborn 6pm, 647-8509. proofing. Quality depen­ plates, cream pitcher, 1977 Ford LTD-good run­ 1974 Ford Van, good condi­ vehldaa to be used In meet- Good condMon. $35 or to preschool to babysit In dable on time work, li­ sugar bowl and some cups ning condition. $700. 643- Ina the special transporta­ best offer. 6O-1720.O my home. First and se­ Carpentry & Remodeling censed and Insured. Call B and saucers. Asking $85. 1814. tion. $1500 or best offer. tion neodt of tlw aldorly and/ 7424770. 87S8344.0 cond shlft.Coll anytime Services-Complete home 8, D Associates at 871-7013. PLAYER PIANOS are In or handlcoppod In Capitol/ Sofa - wtiM back, 81 872-7638. Ford Torino, 74, 2 door, WIndom Roglant. repairs and remodeling. demand. If you hove one 1970 C h e w Pick-up - new Inches. BelOMIght brown We specialize In ba­ 351 C auto, 94K, good Any Intorotted transit or you do not use, why not 11 Inch clutch, pressure porotrontlt operator In the print. Nosaite auallty. throoms and kitchens. condition. $1050. One exchange it for cash with owner. 727-3406. plate, 4 speed, mincle 2 proposed service area may Very good elifttlon. Call CLEANING Small scale commercial Automotlvo review the proposed oppllca- 643-6777. $ 9 9 . ^ a want ad. 35DC blacks. 647-8671. All SERVICES work. Registered, In­ J 8i L Stone Palnters- $99.0 • tlen by centdctlnp Michael sured, references. 646- (Reduced rates-WInter 1979 Delta 88 - 86,000 miles, Hebert, Director, S7 Hollister Lovely patfern, beige 8165. automatic, power steer­ Street, Manchester, CT House cleaning - season) .Professional ex­ CARS ing, air conditioning. Like 1974 Ford F250 pickup. 04040,646-2100. AP photo chrome kitchen set. Table perienced In all phases of $35/weekly/bl-weekly. IMRCELLANEDUG new.S3000. 643-4009. Best offer. 90J100 miles. Any comment should then be - excellent. Choirs - usa- Custom furniture and ca­ painting trade. Neat FOR SALE ble.$45.00. c o il 649-4915.0 Call 569-1708 leave SERVICES Peterman Building Com­ sent to Jetforton House Adult Iowa's BillJonea drives by fallen Keith Smart of Indiana and runs messoge. binets; furniture and an­ work, guranteed on time. 1975 Mecury Comet-62,000 pany. 649-9404 and 647- Day Health Center with a tique repair, custom wood Residential or commer­ 1972 Olds 98, red with black carbon copy of the Connec­ Dark pine too cart - like miles, power steering, au­ 1340. into the Hoosiera’ Steve Alford (12) during their Big Ten game Hercules House cleaning working. Call The Woods- cial. Manchester. 649-6048. Odd lobs. Trucking. Home vinyl top. 455-cublc Inch tomatic, excellent condi­ ticut Deportment of Tron- new. $99. to ll 643-4409 mlth, 643-8538. repairs. You name It, we engine. Loaded, Including sporotlon, P. O. Drawer A, Thursday In Iowa City, Iowa. The Hawkeyes won this game, anytime. service - thourough house tion. $1000. 643-4009. Excessive abbreviations Wethersfield, Connecticut and/or office cleaning do It. Free estimates. air candltlanlng and abbreviate results I Be 06109, ATTN : Lynn DINallo, 101-88, and are a perfect 18-0 for the season and ranked No. 1 in Insured. 6434304. cruise control. Interior Room 214 wltMn 30 days of Dining roi - Keller done. Most lobs only $25. 1977 Chevy Impalo, 77,000 sure readers understand the country. Call today for a free perfect, no rust. 130,000 miles, automatic, power your ad by avoiding ab­ this notice. table, 7 li uphol- Your local handyman I miles. Coll Ken, 232-2228, stered chi cablnet estlnsote at 649-3052. PAINTINS/ steering, air conditioning, breviations. 643-2711. 037-01 Call John at 6434353 and after 6 p.m. excellent condition. $2000. silver drawors. $99. Coll PAPERING please leave message. 647-7649. Office cleaning-weekly, Dumas Electric— Having 643-4009.______Iowa proud of its deeds free estimates. Call even­ Electrical Problems? CARR ings. 643-9748. Name your own price — Hawkes Tree Service- 1978 Nova-2 door Coupe 6 CARR Gloss top kitchen table - Need a large or a small Bucket Truck & Chipper. cylinder, new tires. $300. FOR RALE Father and son. Fast, Repair? We Specialize In FOR SALE two chairs, wrought Iron, dependable serylce. Stump removal. Free esti­ Must sell: 1976 Jeep CJ-7. 643-9748 evenings. By Dick Javee The bench, led by guard Jeff Moe’s 11.7, yellow. $65. Call 643-2248. Residential Wark. Joseph GGDKKEEPING/ Painting, Paperhanging & mates. Special considera­ Real good shope, no rust. The Auoclated Press is averaging 35 points a game. Dumas. Fully Licensed. tion for elderly and handi­ INGGME TA X Remoyal. Call 872-8237. Free Estimates. 646-5^. Three topsi Price reduced “ We want to bang for 40 minutes,” Mahogany vonity - with capped. 647-7553. to $2,250. call 635-1998, bench. $95. Coll 649-1600.O CONN.#1 VOLUME DEALER IOWA CITY, Iowa — The University Marble said. "W e got the bodies to do it Painting and Paper Hang­ anytime. of Iowa basketball team is mighty proud ing. Interior and exterior. Typing done In my home. and the Big Ten is the most physical Living room choir - foam TAX ATTORNEY of its accomplishments in the past eight 643-2804. George Quick and reasonable WORLD OF WHEELS conference in the country. cushion, greoik, Call any­ (IM Irwl IRS) Editing serylces also days. "W e don’t lose anything when we time 649439847 Conyerse. TAKE A LOOK DATSUN/NISSAN CAR & TRUCK SALE Will prapara all Tax Raluma. BUYER M E E TS seller In available. Call 647-1924 af­ "W e’ re ready to take on any chal­ sub.” Larry’s painting and tex­ the want ads... time after ter 5pm. 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By Howard Ulman Gooden pleads no contest, put on probation The Associated Press f y FREM AN’TLE, Australia — Iain Murray and Peter By Pot Lelsner Gilmour, as good buddies should, share their toy. In The Associated Press their case, it is a 12-meter yacht. Gilmour, an aggressive helmsman nicknamed TAM PA, Fla. — Dwight Gooden of the New York “ Crash,” handles the starts for Kookaburra III in the Mets pleaded no contest Friday to charges stemming America’s Cup. Then Murray steers the Australian from last month’s scuffle with police, and he was boat around the rest of the course. placed on probation with an order to perform “ We’ve been pretty good friends for some time. We H i, police-related community service. sailed together quite a bit before the America’s Cup,” “ I ’m happy with the way things turned out,’’ said Gilmour said. Gooden, 22, who can keep his record clean if he follows He does not consider giving up control of the boat to the judge’s orders. “ It’s probably to my best interest become mainsheet trimmer to be a blow to his ego. Not the way I pleaded.” as long as Murray, who starts off as mainsheet The two third-degree felonies of battery on a police trimmer, is the one taking over. J officer and resisting arrest with violence each carry a “ I ’d walk over hot coals to be on Iain’s crew,” maximum sentence on conviction of five years in Gilmour said. “ I think that his leadership and helming .r '- ability are.second to none.’,’ prison and a $5,000 fine. ..f. In a brief statement outside the courthouse, the 1985 The arrangement is unusual but not unprecedented. ■>yv■^>t. Natonal League Cy Young Award winner called the In 1974, Dennis Conner did the pre-start maneuvers 'V sentence fair, said he was glad the ordeal was over and and got America’s Cup winner ^urageous over the 'ML added he hoped things get better so he can concentrate starting line. ’Then Ted Hood took the wheel. on baseball. ’This year, Conner has the wheel for the beginning, His lawyers advised him not to discuss the case. In s middle and end of the races for Stars & Stripes and will New York, a spokesman for the world champion Mets try to regain the America’s Cup from Australia in a said the team was satisfied with the outcome, adding best-of-seven series against the Kookaburra syndicate “ the main things is the matter is behind him.” starting Jan. 31. “ His lawyers felt that if it went to a jury trial, he had Different personal styles make the two-man a good chance of winning,’ ’ said Jay Horwitz, public arrangement preferable for Kookaburra III. relations director for the Mets. “ But they felt why I / “ Peter’s more of a risk taker. Iain’s more subject him to a lingering thing that would cut into his conservative and scientific so they make a great blend of characters to sail a boat,” Grant Donovan, sports baseball.” AP p h o to With a no contest plea, a defendant neither admits psychologist for the Kookaburra syndicate, said. nor denies guilt. The plea was an “ open plea,” meaning “ With Peter Gilmour at the starting line, you can Martina Navratilova makes a return in Mandiikova took advantage of Navratii- there were no promises beforehand about the sentence. probably guarantee that he’ll get beaten one day but he her Australian Open championship ova's poor piay to take the titie 7-5, 7-6. A prosecutor made no recommendation to Hillsbo­ won’t get beaten two days in a row because he’s rough Circuit Judge John P. Griffin about punishment. unpredictable.” match Saturday with Hana Mandiikova. The defense asked that Gooden be spared from In the preliminary rounds, Gilmour, a 26-year-old prison, saying he was repentant, would like to put the from Perth, was skipper of Kookaburra II and Murray, “ unfortunate incident” behind him and do something a 28-year-old from Sydney, handled Kookaburra III. When Kookaburra II was eliminated, Gilmour joined Mandiikova wins Aussie title positive for the community. Griffin accepted the plea and withheld adjudication, Murray’s crew. MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) win the Australian Open tennis Mark Edmondson in 1976. noting that is his usual procedure with first offenders. Kookaburra III beat Australia IV and skipper Colin championship. “ I think I’m playing pretty good It means if Gooden successfully completes his Beashel 5-0 in the defender finals, but weekend speed — Hana Mandiikova, taking advan­ The 21-year-old Cash, seeded tennis and it really helps that I can probation, he won’t have a record. trials will determine which of the Kookaburras faces tage of her opponent’s mistakes and Ilth, beat the world’s top-ranked stay at home for this event,” said Gooden was given three years probation, but the Stars ft Stripes. A decision must be made by Monday playing inspired tennis, upset top- seeded Martina Navratilova 7-5,7-6 player 7-6 (7-1). 5-7,7-6 (7-5). 6^ in a Cash, who grew up in suburban judge said it could be terminated after two years if night. Saturday to capture the Australian tense four-hour match to advance Ringwood, just a 30 minute drive Gooden does 80 hours of community service each year In the first race of the defender finals, the Australian Open wom en’ s singles to Sunday’s final against defending from the grass courts of Kooyong. with the Police Athletic League or other agency AP photo boats collided before the start. Both were disqualified. champion Stefan Edberg of connected with the Tampa Police Department. Australia IV won the start in the next two races, but championship. Seven months ago Cash was Sweden. Griffin also adopted a defense idea for Gooden to New York Mets* pitcher Dwight Qooden day. Gooden was placed on three years Gibnour had Kookaburra III across the line first in the When she closed out the match by recovering from an appendectomy taking the second-set tiebreaker Edberg rode his powerful serve to make an anti-drug video and, if the logistics can be (right) is questioned by a reporter as he of probation and was ordered to serve remaining three races. In the final match. Kookaburra and hoping he had put a persistent 7-1, Mandiikova became the Aus­ a 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 (9-7) victory over worked out, a video to help recruit black police officers III had a whopping 36-second lead at the start in an back injury behind him. He took a leaves Hiiisborough County court Fri- 160 hours of community services. u nseeded Wally Masur o f for Tampa. event in which few boats come from behind. tralian Open champion for the wild card entry into Wimbledon second time. She previously won in Australia. Three co-defendants charged on a single count of “ Peter has an amazing ability to enjoy and soak up because his computer ranking of 1980. Cash’s victory over Lendl, who resisting arrest with violence also decided not to minor league player; Phillip Walker J r„ 23, a truck in the highly publicized case. He didn’t elaborate, the pressure, ’’ Donovan said. ‘ "The tougher it got in the 418th wasn’t good enough to get him ’The victory, coming in the first has never won a Grand Slam event contest the charges Friday. Adjudication was withheld driver, and Derrick Pedro, a 17-year-old juvenile. except to say he threw them out. pre-starts with beashel... The better he liked it.” into the main draw. Grand Slam event of the year, was on the grass, moved him into the and they were sentenced to two years probation with Before the half-hour proceeding ended, Griffin told Gooden and his four companions were arrested Dec. “ I do the start myself. (Tactician) Derek (Clark) has worth $115,000 to Mandiikova, who first Grand Slam final of his career. Since then. Cash has completely the same community service stipulation. The remain­ the defendants they had a responsibility because of 13 when a police officer spotted his silver Mercedes and a lot of input into it,” Gilmour said. “ We get a lot of snapped Navratilova’s 58-match Cash, who will be playing in only overcome his back problem, im­ ing defendant is being handled by juvenile authorities their prominence in the sports world. He called them a red Corvette driven by Sheffield, Gooden’s nephew, information from the (on-board) computer. It gives us winning streak. the fourth Grand Prix tournament proved his ranking from 4l8th to and was not present during the arraignment. “ almost idolized sports fibres,... people children look weaving in an out of traffic. a very close readout on distance to the line and time to Pat Cash, winning two tie­ final of his career, simply overpo­ 13th, got a grip on his once fearsome The other defendants were Garry Sheffield, 18, a up to.” A fight broke out moments later. the line.” breakers enroute to a four-set upset wered Lendl as he beat him for the temper and led Australia to a minor league player in the Milwaukee Brewers The judge also said he has received letters Once the boat crosses the line, the shift must be All of the defendants in the case are black. The over top-seeded Ivan Lendl Friday, first time in flve career meetings. memorable victory over Sweden in organization; Vance Lovelace, 23, a California Angels threatening him and bis family if he ruled certain ways arresting officers are white. made. moved within one victory of becom­ He will.be aiming to become the the final of the Davis Cup at “ We’ll do it after we’re in a good position or wait until ing the first Australian since 1976 to first Australian to win the title since Kooyong last month. the boat’s settled down,” Gilmoursaid. “ Itdoesn’ttake too long.” Rising Mavericks sneaking up on the NBA On Friday, Kookaburra III practiced against new ally New Zealand, which joined the Australian effort ’Thursday after being eliminated by Stars It Stripes Twitty shares Phoenix golf lead Bv Charles Richards over Phoenix in late December. Mavericks this season. said Harper, who is averaging about three days earlier. he said. The Assaclated Press “ Ten is kind of like a magic number. Harper, a third-year player, is among eight assists and 2>A steals a game. By Bob Green higher than sixth in three full “ Hopefully, the fact that the Kiwis have come behind He was tied at 134 with Mark From there, you’ve got basically the NBA’s statistical leaders Uiis season However, Harper said the 7-foot-2, The Associated Press seasons on the PGA Tour, had the us with three million Kiwis and God knows how many O’Meara. Jay Haas and Corey DALLAS — The defending champion two-thirds of the season to get another 10 in steals, assists and fewest turnovers, 277-pound Donaldson, acquired in a lead alone until he 3-putted for sheep” will help, Murray said. Pavin. a winner last week in the Boston Celtics, or the Los Angeles over .500, which is what you need to do if and has emerged for the first time as a trade a year ago, deserves most of the SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Howard bogey on his last hole, completing a The U.S. boat, meanwhile, returned to the Indian Bob Hope Classic. Lakers with the best record in the NBA, you’re going to make any noise,” he scoring threat from long range and credit for Dallas’ improvement. ’Twitty, playing on a golf course he round of 68. Ocean Friday after its crew took two days off. It sailed helped design, shot a 6-under-par 65 Mark Calcavecchia, a third-place or the hot-starting Atlanta Hawks, or the said. drives. “ ’The number one reason we’re better Haas had a second-round 66. alongside Kookaburra III and New Zealand, observing Friday for a share of the lead after finisher each of the last two weeks, Chicago Bulls with Michael Jordan — There will be plenty of noise Saturday T want the big shots,” Harper is number 40 (Donaldson). He has given Pavin shot 69 and O’Meara had to their practice, while Stars & Stripes personnel in a two rounds of the $600,000 Phoenix put himself in contention again, those were the teams to watch through when the Mavericks entertain the acknowledged earlier this season after us the intimidating center we needed. rally from a string of three rubber boat took notes. the first half of the season. Lakers before their frenzied fans in sealing a 118-107 win over Utah with two He has helped me so much. If I get beat, Open. shooting a 66 that lifted him to ” We quite frankly think that our hardest racing was consecutive bogeys to match par 71 But sneaking up on them might be the sold-out Reunion Arena. A national late 3-pointers. “ People don’t realize he’s there (to block the path to the goal). ’Twitty, a native of Phoenix and a within one stroke of the lead at 134. probably going to be the racing that we had earlier in in cool, breezy weather. Dallas Mavericks, who for the first time television audience also will get a look at that all through high school and college I It creates more opportunities on de­ consultant in the design and con­ “ I’m getting lucky all over the the summer against Australia IV,” Gilmour said. “ I Ernie Gonzalez and Gene Sauers in their seven-year history have been the Mavericks. was the man who took those shots. I ’ve fense. I gamble a little ore, trying to get struction of the new TPC course at place,” said Calcavecchia, who think the America’s Cup (final) is going to be slightly were at 135. Sauers had a 67. atop the Midwest Division all season. Dallas made the NBA playoffs in 1985, made a lot of big plays, so I ’m very a steal, because I realize he’s back Scottsdale, reached the tourna­ w ork^ as a Tour caddy less than a relaxed on that basis, perhaps won’t be as hard a Gonzalez was one of 45 players The Mavericks 25-14 record is second then repeated last season, behind confident down the stretch.” there,” Harper said. ment halfway point at 9-under-par, year ago. “ It was a miracle I shot 68 racing as we have seen.” stranded on the course by darkness in the Western Conference only to the forward Mark Aguirre and guard Harper had only five turnovers in a Blackman said that when Donaldson 133. in the flrst round. And I hit a lot of Gilmour said he doesn’t know much about Conner’s Thursday. He came back Friday Lakers’ 32-8. Only three Eastern Confer­ Rolando Blackman, who again are six-game winning streak Dallas put sets a screen, “ you get so open that you He was tied at that figure with crummy shots on the front nine and morning to finish off a 63. then ence teams have better records. among the league’s top scorers. together early in the season. have to concentrate extra to make the starting strategy. He does know what he plans to do Steve Jones, another resident of the still played in one under. It could when the final series begins. played his second round in 72. Coach Dick Motta called it a milestone But two new stars — guard Derek “ I just feel more confident this shot.” area. Jones, who hasn't finished have bem four over just as easy,” when the Mavericks went 10 games over Harper and center James Donaldson — season. Last year at this time, I wasn’t Donaldson averaged 8.6 points and 9.6 .500 for the first time ever with a win have emerged to help carry the even starting. Ijust gained confidence,” rebounds last season. S p o ^ in Brief Scoreboard Sporto in Brief Scoreboard

Whalevt hit the road Bob Twoy 7169— 140 Friday’s collage hoopteoras Davis Love III 7169— 140 Indoor soccer begins Feb. 1 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (23-18-6), Donnie Hamnnond 7169-140 BasketbaU s p o r t s c a r d Hockey AAark WIebe 6871— 140 ■1116 Manchester Rec Department’s Pee Wee indoor [ ] EAST coming off their impressive two game sweep of the Roger Moltble 7166^140 Amherst 61, Bowdoln 52 Montreal Canadians this past week, are currently Fred Couples 6872— 140 soccer league opens its season Sunday, Feb. 1, at the Bobson 81, W. New England 66 sitting pretty in second place in the Adams Division. Payne Stewart 4871— 140 Mahoney Rec Center with games at 3; IS and 4; 15 p.m. . Castleton St. 92, Green (Mountain 49 John Mohoffey 6871— 140 There are six teams in the league for 6 and 7 year NBA ttindlngs Ithaca 75, Clarkson 63 The Whalers, who have 52 points, were a single point NHL stindingt Don Pohl 7169— 140 Mt. St. AAory's, Md. 84, Ijoyela, Md. O behind the the first-place Canadians and one point Jock Renner 7169-140 olds. League play runs through April 5 with games each Norwich 84, St. Rose 9 EASTERN CONFERENCE RPI 92, Hobart 56 ahead of the third-place Boston Bruins going into last Andy North 7878-140 Sunday at the Mahoney Rec Center. WALKS CONPniBNCC Doug Tewell 7268— 140 Altanttc OMtton S. Maine St. 51, E. Comwcticut St. 44 night’s game at the Civic Center against Quebec. PoIrkX DMtlM By LEWIS WITHAM Denrid Frost 7871— 141 W L Fct. OB Union W, Rochester 56 W L T Ptt OPOA Charles BolUng 7269^141 Boiton 29 11 .725 — SOUTH Hartford begins a five-game road trip tonight in PtillodelpMa 32 12 4 ^ Sioux Falls 73, S. Dakota Tech 60 until Wednesday, Feb. 4, against Buffalo. Boston 23 19 5 51 169 148 Tampa Bay and Seattle joined Joey SIndelar 7269— 141 ■The suspensions were announced by Brian O’Neill, Indiana 9 9 .500 6'A Quebec 18 24 7 43 161 163 the NFL. Cleveland 15 9 .3M 12 Buffalo 13 28 6 32 154 185 Rormle Block 6872— 141 the league’s executive vice-president, who also said WESTERN CONFERENCE UConik to play Providence tonight CAMPBCLL COOOmeNCC Bill Glosson 7871— 141 each team was fined $5,000 and players Lindsay Carson MMweft Dtvtaton Howtopfwanty farad Mike Morlw 71-71— 142 Dallas 25 14 .641 — PAYOFF: The answer equals Lorry Nelsan 7878-142 of the Flyers and Brian Curran of the Islanders were HARl — The University of Connecticut DetroH 20 20 8 48 152 164 the points scored by the unde­ Utah 22 16 .579 7'/t How the top twenty teams to The Tim Simpson 71-71— 142 fined $500 apiece. Houston 21 19 .525 4V^ basketbal (1-5 in the Big East and 6-9 overaii) Minnesota 21 21 5 47 182 174 Dick (Most 71-71— 142 Associated Press' college boNcelball poll Toronto 19 22 5 43 160 164 feated and untied Miami Dol­ New York said Friday the club would not appeal the Denver 18 9 .439 8 tored Friday: will ent Providence College (3-2 in the Stove Pate 71-71— 142 Sacramento 12 9 .316 12V!i Chicago 17 24 7 41 172 198 phins to beat Washington in Su­ Willie Wood 6874— 142 suspension. By waiving the right of appeai, Simpson 1. Iowa (160) did not play. conferenc 13-3 overall) tonight at 9 at the Civic St. Louis 16 22 8 40 159 182 per Bowl VII. Son Antonio 11 79 .275 14Vi 2. North Carolina (181) did not play. Dove Barr 7872- 142 will sit out Saturday’s game in Quebec and assistant Fodflc DMston Center.' lusUes have lost their last three straight afTITeeeO VlwieiOTI Mike Sullivan 7668— 142 3. Indiana (162) did not otoy. Edmonton 31 14 2 64 220 169 n = 9 - 9 ^ 09 qiBMSNV coach Bob Nystrom will take over. L.A. Lakers 32 8 JOO — 4. Nevodo-liis Vegas (17-1) did not games, vidence, averaging over 99 |Mints per Winnipeg 26 18 4 56 168 163 Keith Fergus 71-71— 142 Portland 9 17 .585 8V!i game, is ' © 1987. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Andy Bean 67-75-142 Golden State 73 19 .548 10 by guards Bill Donovan Delray Calgary 26 21 1 S) 191 187 Sandy Lyle 71-71— 142 5. ' Purdue (182) did not ploy. Brooks. Los Angeles 21 21 6 48 203 198 Seattle 21 18 .59 WV!i NEA GRAPHIC 6. DePaul (166) did not play. Don FOrsmon 7870— 142 Septlen denies charges Phoenix 16 75 .39 MIA Voncouyer 15 28 5 35 162 191 Faltod to Qaamy 7. Syracuse (181) did not play. The University of Hartford (1-6 in the ECAC North u n v wQifiee ivvf incivova L A . Cllpgers 5 34 .19 9 ’A Ralph Sampson 8. Temple (17-2) did noteigy. Atlantic C ^erence and 7-9 overall) will face Boston PTMov’e eamoi RMI Wfngt 4. M u m 3 Joy Delslng 6874— 143 DALLAS — Dallas Cowboys placekicker Rafael Lote Gomes Net Inctuded 9. Illinois (184) did not plw. Mike Donald 7873- 143 Septlen Friday denied allegations that he sexually Frtdayto Oomet 10. Clemson (176) did not ptoy. University dt the Civic Center this afternoon at 1 p.m. Hartford3,Quebec2 D.A. Welbrlng 71-72— 143 Washingtons, Buttalo2 St. Louis 1 a 2 -3 assaulted a 10-year-old girl. Boston 19, Atlanta 106 • Chosen by the Houston 11. Oklahoma (133) did not play. The Hawks are coming off a tough 56-56 loss Thursday Chip Beck 6874— 14] Seattle 19, New jersey 19 12. Duke (133) did not ptay. Delrolt4,St.Louls3 Oolrolt 2 2 a-S Tom Sleckmonn 7568— 143 ‘"The truth is, I am not guilty,’ ’ Septien said at a news Rockets as the first pick in night agaiqat Colgate. The visiting Terriers, who have Phllodelphla4, ChIcagoS Rrst Period— 1, Detroit, Yiermon 19 Washington 109, Phoenix 9 13. Alobcxna (162) did n 9 play. Bob Eastwood 6874— 143 Houston 109, New York 95 the NBA draft in 1983, this 14. St. John's (182) did not ploy. already dtfeated Hartford this year, are 4-2 in the Toronto at Winnipeg, (n) (Barr, Holward), 5:35. 2 St. Louis, David Edwards 7871— 143 conference. ’ ’When it alt comes out, everybody will see N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, (n) WIcksnhelser 11 (Hunter, Gllmour), 7:45 it was a misunderstanding on everybody’s part.” Chicago 117, Cleveland W 7-foot-4 center became the 15. Oorgetown (182) dMlWl play. conference and 8-7 overall. Danny Edwards 71-72— 143 Golden Stole at Utah, (n) 16. Plttsbu^ (184) dM mtplay. Pittsburgh at Vancouver, (n) (pp). 3, Detroit, Barr 5 (Yzermon, o-BIII AAovtOIr 6876-143 He said the family of the girl told him earlier this rookie of the year. He was Minnesota at Los Angeles, (n) Veltch), 11:11. ftonoittss Dotes, Det Detroit at L A . aippers, (n) 17. Atiburn (164) did nolplay. Saturday's Oames Andrew AAooee 7871— 143 week that they intended to drop the charges. Septien Socronnento at Portland, (n) named the MVP in the all- 18. Navy (184) beat WllltaNliitMary889. East gMs hoop home (slashing), 6:51; Kocur, Det (hlgh- Scott Simpson 7878- 143 Satordev** Oomet Calgary at Boston, 1:15 p.m. stlcklng),17:14. Dave Ogrln 6875- 144 said he was ’’devastated” when a Denton County grand star game in 1985. N.Y. Islanders at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Second Period— 4, Detroit, Kllma 18 L.A. Lakers at Deltas, 3 :9 p.m. 19. Texas Christian (153741a not ploy. The East Catholic girls basketball team (3-5 in the All Barry Joecfcel 7872— 144 jury issued an indictment ’Thursday on a charge of Seattle at Attanta, 7 :9 o jii. 9.NorthCerollnoStoto(1$flw 8dnotploy. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. (Dotes), 15:41.5, Detroit, Barr6(Yierman), Jim Nelford 7569^144 Connecticut Conference and 5-7 overall) hosts South Buffalo at Washington, 7:35 p.m. 16:17. Penolttes— None. aggravated sexual abuse of a child. Phoenix at Indiana, 7 :9 p.m. Hartford ot Toronto, 8:05 p.m. John Cook 7678-144 Washington at Houston, 8 :9 p.m. Catholic today at 1; 30 p.m. East defeated South earlier Third Period— 6, St. Louis, Hunter 23 Jodie Mudd 7872-144 Septien is free on a $10,000 bond. New York at San Antonio, 8:9 p.tn. Chicago at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. (Gllmour), 6:45. 7, st. Louis, Gllmour 22 Mark McCumber 7874— 144 this season. 51-50, in overtime. South is 3-8 overall. Pittsburgh at &lmonton, 8:05 p.m. Chicago at Cleveland, 9 p.m. (Romoge, Benning), 11:9. Penalties— Bernhard Longer 7871— 144 Milwaukee at Denver, 9 :9 pjn. Bullets 10B,8um80 The East Catholic High School hockey team (3-5) will Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Ewen, StL (roughing), 8:42; Detroit Hubert Green 71-73— 144 Sunday's Oomos bench, served by Kocur (too many men on Cardinals sign McGee, Forsch Detroit at Soerpmento, 10:9 p.m. Bonvling face off today at 3; 15 p.m. against Enfield High at the No games scheduled Tommy Armour III 7874— 144 Enfield Twins Rink. The homestanding Raiders are Ice), 11:16; Notress, StL (holdlng),14:06; Phil Blockmor 71-73— 144 Philadelphia at Boston, 1:9 p.m. FNOENIX (98) Hunter, StL (sknhlng), 19:45; Snepsts, Denis WOtson 7578— 145 ST. LOUIS — ’The St. Louis Cardinals have come to Nance7-145619,Plnckney87859, Bedford 7-2-1. Meanwhile, Manchester High’s hockey team will Det (cross-checking), 19:45. Bill Kratzert 7872— 145 terms with former National League MVP Willie 7-15 36 18 Davis 7-15 82 16, Humphries face off with Glastonbury tonight at 7:15 at the Bolton Shotsongool— St. Louls127-9— 28. Detroit Clarence Rose 7873— 145 8983W,Sanders66l-29,(tondrszlck16$62, IIII 4 9 McGee and veteran right-hander Bob Forsch, leaving Hornocek85664, VOnos 66(H) 0, A. Adams BOP Waman Ice Palace. The Indians’ record is 0-11 for the season. W hilari 3, Nordlques 2 Jim Simons 71-74— 145 only pitcher Danny Cox eligible for arbitration. CeNles 126, Hiwks 108 Power-piay Opportunities— St. Louis 2 of Kikuo Aral 7876-146 66660, Addison 1-3 83 5, (tattlson 61668 Eleanor Berggren 18l-488Koy Moroz In wrestling action, all beginning at noon. 3; Detroit 0 of 2 Bob Lohr 7672— 146 McGee, who fell 97 points to .256 last season after Totals 387817-3590. 183-187-218585, Judy JMStk 216501, Manchester High (6-3) will host Bloomfield High .Quebec i i a -a Goolles— St. Louis, WOmsIev (nshots-24 Andy Dillard 7874— 146 A TLA N TA CN8) saves). Detroit, Hanlon (2925). winning the NL batting title in 1985, agreed ’Thursday to Wllklns8154-417, WIIIISIM664,Rolllns84 WASNINOTON Helen Zalegowskl 19, Joyce Tyler School at Clarke Arena. Cheney Tech’s grapplers Hartford i 2 a—3 Don Halldorson 7571— 146 non 188-487, Laurence Faucher.mD-453, Lot­ Rrst Period— 1, Hartford, MacDermld4 A— 19,491. Brian Cloor 7870— 146 a one-year contract that will pay him a reported 804, Rlvsrs8138318 McGee811-21, Battle Cottodoe 89 86 11, Jones 13 82 8 M. tie Kuezynski 49, Cell Roy 4H. (1-15) are home against Waterford and East Catholic (Jarvis, TIppM ), :13.2, Quebec, Oerlogo 5 Referee — Ron Hoggorth. Fred Wadsworth 7873— 146 $725,000. ’The center fielder is recovering from 814S62l,Kencok8689,Levlnatton871-27, Malone 7-18 73 31, J. (Malone 8 9 87 9 , (Picard, Shaw), 10:18. Penalties— Price, Linesmen— lAon Stickle, Pat Dopuno. John Jackson 7873— 146 Wllllams69»«18Carr8118618Hasttnas1-2 Whollev 66668, Wllltams3666W, Vincent (1-10) will travel to Middletown for a meet against off-season knee surgery. 824.Totals41-a5239106. 8128313,M.Adams1-5l-23,Cook8118214, Xavier High School. Que (tripping), 2:24; Glllls, (Sue (hlgh- Chris Perry 71-75— 146 Blaaaans stlcklng), 7:23; Turgeon, Har (hlgh- Lennie Clements 7874— 147 Bol1-5602,Murahv63660.Totals466t383) In junior college basketball action, the Manchester stlcklng), 7:23; Semenko, Har (Interfer­ BOSTON (19) 19. Marilyn Meyera 1865B7r'Sandy Har­ Blaine AAcCalllster 77-70— 147 Indians prez BavasI resigns rington 19859, Judy Retoftanbach 454, Community College men’s basketball team hosts ence), 8:15; OIneen, Har (^ k ln g ), 17:49. John Dodd 71-76— 147 McHale8158419, Bird16981040, Parish Ftteenbi 9 0 9 1 8 - 9 G o lf Tony Cerda 6878— 147 CLEVELAND — Peter Bavasi resigned Friday as 86 65 10, Johnson 86 66 10,Alnge817 WailltaStoR 9 9 9 2 3 -4 9 Doris Hatttn 454, Hetoa. Hathawoy Holyoke Community CoUge tonight at 8 at East Second Period— 3, Hartford, Fronds 17 Gory Koch 7874— 147 1-19, Slchtlng36064, Kltol-2826 Roherts Three-point goals— Addison. 178461, Roberta McCermME 177-470. Catholic High School. (Samuelsson), 2:21. 4, Quebec, Oorodnlck Mike Hulbert 7876— 140 president of the Cleveland Indians in orderto take over 26064, Vlnoent26826,Oave1-51-28 Henry Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Phoenix as president and chief executive officer of Telerate 36664, CorilSle1-3062.Total947-t82M019 57 (Pinckney 10), WatMngton 56 (Jones 15 (Derlogo), 17:48.5, Hartford, Fronds 18 Mike McCullough 7573-140 (DIneen, Lodouceur), 19:47. Penalty— Brondel Chomblee Sports, a newly formed sports information service, the 10). Assists— Phoenix 9 (Humphries 7), s c o t m 7573-140 Attanta WMBS1— 96 Washington 24 (M. Adams 6). Total Finn, Que (triippino), 9:22. Phoonlx goN Jim (SoHogher, Jr. 77-72-149 Third Period— None. Penaltles-Glllls, Curt Byrum team announced. Beeton 9 9 9 9 ^ -1 9 (ouls— Phoenix 24, Washington 0 . A— Que (slashing), ;53; KMnendorst, Har 7877— 149 ■The team said that Dan O’Brien, Joe Klein, Terry Three^wlnt goals— Bird 3, Atoge 3, 6525. TnuisactiMB Televisioii and Radio SCOTTSDALE, Aril. (AP) — Second Date DOugloss 7573-149 Wilkins. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— (stashlno), :53;Glllls,Que,malar(flahttng), Kenny Knox 7675- 149 Barthelmas and Greg Olson will continue to handle the 14:52; KMnendorst, Har, mlnor-malor round scores Friday In the IfOOjn Phoenix Jim Cartar At­ Open golf tournament on the 6,992-vord, 7873-149 direction and day-to-day activities of the club. O'Brien tanta 45 (Rollins 5), Boston 61 (Bird 12). (Instigator, tlghtlno), 14:52. Richard Bletz 71-70— 149 ■TODAY Shots on goal— Quebec 7,^7— 23. Hart­ por-71 TPC course at Scottsdale (a- (Morris Hotolskv is senior vice president forbaseball administration and Assists— Atlanta 9 (Battle 5), Boston 9 1 p.m. — College basketball: Boston University vs. ford 8-10-12-39 entotour): Tom Wetskopf 7676- 150 (Johnson 9).Total fouls— Attanta24, Boston Big E iil itmdlngi BASEBALL Howard TWttty 6865— 133 0878— 150 player relations. Klein is vice president of baseball 31. A— 1490. Hartford. WKHT Power-ptav Opportunities— Quebec0of3; Ben Crenstaw Big East Conference O 'gll Hartford 0 of 2 Stave Jones 6568— 133 7870— 150 operations, Barthelmas is vice president for adminis­ CLEVELAklDtt4DlAN?!SSneunoedthe Atark Ccricovecchla 6866— 134 LoriY Mize 77-73— 150 W L W L 1 p.m. — College basketball: Temple vs. Alabama- (Soolles Quebsc, Lhit (30 shols-27 Scott Verplonk tration, and Olson is finance director. restanotton of Peter Bovoibpiasldent. AAork O’Meoro 63-71— 134 7872— 151 Syracuse 5 0 16 1 fteltonal Lottaoi. Birmlngham, Channel 22 saves). Hartford, Gossslln (23-21). Dove Rummells 7873— 151 Bavasi. 44, joined the bdians in November 1984. Last BupirSonIcs 125, Nsti 120 St. John's 4 3 13 2 A-14,641. Joy Hoas 6866-134 Tom Byrum ST. LOUIS CARDINAL8 Signed Willie 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: St. John’s vs. Coroy Povln 6569— 134 7678-152 season he guided the American League team to an 8878 Georgetown 4 2 13 3 Referee— Bob ^Mvers. Linesmen— Philip Parkin Providence 3 3 13 3 McGee,ouHlelder,andBebFei8ch,^tcher, Syracuse, Channel 3 Kevtn Collins, Moril'VInes. Ernie GoMolei 63-72— 135 7879— 10 record, its best since 1968, and attendance of 1.47 S E A TTLE (125) to on8yeor contracts. Gene Sousrs 6867— 135 awmbers8l9852l, SAcDonlel 18318732, Vlllonova 3 3 18 7 BASKETEAU.____ 1:30 p.m. — Flames vs. Bruins, ESPN FUsv Zoeller 67-69— 136 million, its highest since 1959. ' ' Lister 85 36 9, Ellis 189 85 9 , Pittsburgh 3 3 13 4 3 p.m. — College basketball: Notre Dame vs. UCLA Pout Adnger 6769-136 Bavasi, the son of baseball executive Biuzy Bavasi, McMillan 811 1-1 7, LucoB 89 83 15, Seton Hall 2 5 11 5 C L EV^LAffD"*"^ A % 5 ?!^ S— Channel 30 Ken Brown 6868— 136 Johnson 1-2 66 2, Stansbury 1-1 M 3 , Boston College 1 .4 8 7 Ptoced John Bogley, guard, on me Inlured Cipitalt 3 .8ibm 2 <3aergo Bums 7264— 136 Footbafl was founding president the ’Toronto Blue Jays ami Youno83827,Phelps66660,Scheene6666 Connecticut 1 5 6 9 list. 3:30 p.m. — Lakers vs. Mavericks, Channel 3 Roeeo Msdhito 667D-136 former general manager of the San Diego Padres. He 0. Totals 569] 289 125. Today's Oames HOCKEY 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Phoenix Open, ESPN wosidnaton 1 a 9 -8 Curtts Strange 7165— 136 came to the Indians from Peter Bavasi Sports Inc., a NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE— 8 p.m. — College basketball: UConn vs. Providence Tom Purfxsr 6967— 136 ’’ w o e friS g e ^ a w Wllllan»81418l8 Providence at UConn (Civic Center), Suspended Terry Slmpeony* New York B «M a 8 1 i-s Tom Kite 6869^137 Tampa-based consulting service specializing in sports 32, GmlnskI 8130618, Washtooton8^3S, 8 p.m. WPOP Hrst Parted— 1, Woshtogton, Gorfnsr 15 NFL playoN aekiHala Seton Hall at Vlllonova Islanders' coach, and (Mmo Keenan, (PIvonka, Stevens), 14:41. Penalty— Bruce Uetike 6869-137 marketing and management planning. Brovm67660,Woad06660,TUrner332|-26, Phitadetahto Ryers' coach, fbr one game 8 p.m. — Whalers vs. Maple Leafs, Channel 18, WTIC Ron Struck 6968— 137 («cKenna85838Colenrtan 1-3662, Klng812 St. John's at Syracuse Longwov, Was (holdlno), 10:18. Pittsburgh at Boston College osaresutt of a bench-deoilna Incident to 8 p.m. — College hockey: Michigan at Michigan St., Bobby Wodkins MAM------83 llTotalS46938919. a Nattonol Hockey League Gome Jan. 18. Second Period—2, Buffalo, Follono 14 137 New York Jets 35, Kansas City 15 Vuckovich to attend camp NEW YORK ISLANOSiS-jtecalled SportsCbannel Johnnv Milter 6968— 137 Woshtogton 9 , Los Angeles Roms 7 featlle 9 9 9 IS— 19 iuodov's Game Gerald DMuck and Randy detans8 (Crelahton), 1:57. Penettles Ramsey. But OePaul at (toorgetown 8 p.m. — College basketball: Georgia Tech vs. North (hooktoo), 2:55; Gartner, Was (hooklno), Lorry Mnker 6869-137 SsOwOtof. Jew. 3 BnLWAUKEE - Pete Vuckovich will be with the NewJersev 9 9 9 S 8 -1 9 men, from Springfield of the American Run Cochran 7868— 19 Ctovetand 23, New York Jets 9 , 20T ThreoiMlnt goals— EIII8 Young. Fouled Mendov's Oo r m Hockey League. CaroUna, ESPN >>- 4:19; Gillies, But (tripping), 6:52; Milwaukee Brewers when they open their spring Pittsburgh at Syracuse Munihy, Was (h ^ ln g ), 14:53. Don Pooley 7868— 19 woshtogton 27, Chicago 13 out— Chambers, Uster. Rstwunds Seattle COLLEOE 8:30 p.m. — Knicks vs. Spurs, Channel 9 John Inman 71-67— 19 training camp Feb. 23 in Chandler, Ariz., as a 47 (McDaniel 11), New Jersey 49 Tuesday's Oanses ILLINOIS-WESLEY AN — Named UConn at Boston College (Boston 10 p.m. — Tennis: Australian Open, ESPN Third Pertod-3, Washington. Gould 14 B o ^ Ctampett 6873— 19 New Y o $ Gtanls if. Son Frondseo 3 non-roster player, the club said Friday. (Gm lnskI 13). Assists— Seattle 25 Norm Ecnh head football coach. Dove Stockton 67-71— 19 Denver 22, New England 17 (McMillan 12), New Jersey M (Woshtogton Garden), 7 p.m. (Miller, Duchesne), 1:43.4, Buffalo, Tucker Last spring the veteran pitcher also was there as a Vlllonova at St. John's SUNDAY 14 (Andreychuk, A m M ), 7:47. 5, Washing­ Brad Faxon 64-74-19 JMR* 11 5). Total fouls— Seattle 9 , New Jersey 23. NICHOLLS STATE-H om ed Phil Greco ton, Chrtsltan 15 (Ridley, MurphW, J.C Snood 67-71— 19 Denver 9 , Cleveland 9 , O T non-roster player, but he retired March 30 because of A-9,182. head football coach and otWettc director. 11:30 a.m. — College basketball: DePaul vs. 16:12 Penotltss None. Hoi Sutton 67-71— 19 New York Gtanls 17. MtasMnglonO arm problems. Later, Vuckovich signed with Van­ Wednesday's Oames SYRACUSE— Named Foul Pasguolonl Georgetown, Channel 3 Colvin Pseto 6969— 19 Georgetown at Providence assistant football coach. Shots on goal Woshingtoo 7-5-7— 19. T.C. Chen 7267— 19 couver, the Brewers’ AAA farm team at the time. He Seton Hall at Pittsburgh 1:30 p.m. — 76ers vs. Celtics, Channel 3, WKHT Bulfalo 100-4-92 Three In 21 second* TENNESSEE WESLEYAN— Named Power -ptev Opportunities Washington Mark Haves 6878-19 At Fosadong, Cow. pitched well enough to be promoted to the parent club Friday's Oame Dayld Bankston heod tootball coach. 2 p.m. — College basketball: Navy at Kentucky, Chs. 0or2'Bufl0lo0of2 Bobby Cole 6878-19 Denver vs. New York Gtanls, 6 pjn. in September and in six games with the Brewers had a Willie Mosienko of the Chicago Boston College at Vlllanova Ksn Grsso 7267— 19 Saturday, Dec. Si TULSA— Named Bob Brush defensive 8,40 Goalies Woshingtoo, Mason (23 shols- Leonard Thompson 6878— 19 2-4 record with a 3.06 earned run average. Black Hawks scored three goals in UConn at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. 4 p.m. — Golf: Phoenix Open, ESPN 21 saves). Buffalo, Cloullsr (19-16). coordinator. A- 13iaoi. Wayne Levi 7868^19 Vuckovich, 34, will join six other non-roster players, 21 seconds in a 1952 hockey game Syracuse at Georgetown VIRGINIA— Named GarvTranaulll as­ 6 p.m. — Super Bowl XXI: Giants vs. Broncos, RofOred— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen— Fetor J ocobesn 7168— 19 At Henel against the New York Rangers. St. John's at Providence sistant tootball coach. Tony Sills 7878-140 AFC V8 N F C 4 p.m. including catcher B.J. Surhoff, the Brewers said. Channel 3 Gerard Goulhler, Bob Hodges. Mark Lvu 7169-140 Giants are the picks here ‘ ', ! f * By Dave Goldberg The Associated Press

PASADENA, Calif. - The New York Giants held Offensive Genius A, Bill Walsh, to three points and scored 49 against San Francisco. They shut out Offensive Genius B, Joe Gibbs, and scored 17 points against Washington. If the New York Giants can beat the 40ers and Redskins by a combined score of 66-3, what will they do to poor Denver, which arrived at the Super Bowl by way of close victories in what generally is considered y the weaker half of the NFL's championship draw? The last time the two teams met on Nov. 23, the New \ York beat Denver 19-16 at Giants Stadium. The Broncos outgained the Giants 405 yards to 262 and lost primarily because defensive end George Martin speared a John Elway pass out of the air and ran 78 yards for a touchdown. This week, the Giants and Broncos play at a neutral site on grass, a surface which is supposed to turn Joe Morris into just another running back and New York into just another team. So why not the Broncos? AP photo r > Because every year, some team seems to be anointed John Elway (7) will lead the Denver from on high and told at some point in the season: You Broncos against the New York Giants in are going to win the Super Bowl. This year that team is the Giants. Super Bowl XXI on Sunday. The conventional wisdom is that the magic moment arrived when Phil Simms threw for 22 yai^s to Bobby 'auLPMicajLs Johnson on fourth-and-17 with 1:08 left against AP photo 46 Super Bowl picks Minnesota to set up Raul Allegre’s game-winning field .MoMtCooch: . goal. That was a week before the Giants were Phil Simms (11) will try to lead the NFC ...™.. Newfit - ' PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Super Bowl predictions outplayed by Denver in what Broncos Coach Dan »gpW<:W.40.L-29>T.1 tBMMlCMMII by reporters covering Sunday’s game; Reeves concedes was one of the Broncos’ better games. champion New York QIanta to the Super Bowl title In their first appearance In the Vito Stellino, Baltimore Sun, Giants 31-7 In reality, however, the Giants became a Super team L:35.T-0 ■4^ Ken Murray, Baltimore Sun, Giants 20-17 the week after the Denver game, when they scored 21 NFL title game. ‘ WOK Joe Sanchez, Denver Post, Broncos 24-10 points in the third quarter to erase a 17-0 deficit on a O e 1961-65 Kevin Mannix, Boston Herald, Giants 24-13 Monday night in San Francisco. The 49ers stacked up to Kevin Doyle, Peninsula Times-Tribune, Broncos stop Morris, and Simms threw for 388 yards. defensive rookies — Erik Howard, Pepper Johnson and 13-10 That was on natural turf. In fact, the Giants are 3-0 Eric Dorsey — are starting to play less like rookies and John Czamecki, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, off the rug this year and Morris, two weeks after more like prizes. The defense was fierce enough Gianto 35-10 returning from a holdout that cost him most of training without them. ‘ ^ - s.suur Randy Harvey, Los Angeles Times, Broncos 27-17 camp, carried 18 times for 110 yards on the grass Tile last time the Giants played Elway, they tried to Charles Bricker, San Jose Mercury-News, Giants against the Los Angeles Raiders, who hadn’t allowed keep him in the pocket, where they believe he’s less 17-13 anyone to rush for 100 yards in two years. dangerous than when he scrambles. Ron Jaworski, Steve Serby, New York Post, Giants 24-7 Since the San Francisco game, the Giants have Danny White, Tommy Kramer and Joe Montana Coaches assume center stage — for m George Kimball, Boston Herald, Broncos 34-10 outscored the Redskins, Cardinals, Packers, 49ers and stayed in the pocket this year against the Giants and Gary Pomerantz, Washington Post, Giants 10-14 Redskins again by a total of 172-48. Counting the second got quick tickets out of the game. Jay Schroeder barely the RoseRowl Sunday; each got center off from coaching and why they Dallas, he was caih^ t Mara, the Ron Reid, Philadelphia Inquirer, Giants 21-17 half at Candlestick, that’s an average score of 35-9 and lasted the 60 minutes in the NFC championship against By Dove Goldberg The Associated Press stage for half an hour as they talked to return^. Each said they left for other co-owner who alks to his Rich Hoffman, Philadelphia Daily News, Giants half the points they allowed were throwaways in a 55-24 Washington. the press for the final time Friday. But if personal reasons and returned to uncle Wellington. 30- 17 rout of Green Bay. Elway is probably mobile enough to last, and he PASADENA, Calif. — The coaches of anyone was looking for new strategic coaching because that- was what they “ He asked me if I hpd been to New Tony Gross!, aeveland Plain Dealer, GianU 24-13 But even without the momentum theory, the Giants might even direct a 98-yard drive in the final five insighU, what they got were one-liners. liked better and did better. York and I said ‘No,’” Rpoves said. ” I Frank Litsky, New York Times, Giants 24-10 are a stronger team than the Broncos. minutes, as he did when Denver rallied to beat the teams that will meet in Sunday’s Super Bowl informed the world Friday Parcells, for example, brushed off Both were asked what they thought of didn’t know that Mr. M gp b a d told Tim Brian Hewitt, Chicago Sun-Times, Broncos 10-10 The return of Lionel Manuel, who missed the first Cleveland in the AFC title game. questions about practice with answers the Giants being a 9‘A-point favorite. Mara. Usually a . g^j t ^ r e lationship Bob Sansevere, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Giants Denver game, strengthens a receiving corps that also The only problem is that by that time, it probably that: — A dog named “Ofer’’ beat New like; “ It’s just the same oM stuff, we’ve ’Parcells said he and Us players ignored doesn’t start out with lying to 31- 10 suffered then from a limping Mark Bavaro. won’t matter. the dther person. So I fl^ H E U k IhSd a York Gidnts Ctyach Bill Parcells in p b ^ doing it for 27 weeks. ’ the npread. Reeved said he and his Tom Fitzgerald, San Francisco Chronicle, Giants One reason the Giants are peaking is that three prize NEW YORK 24-13. “ Are you going to do anything players were delighted. good chance to becdi lach.” 20- 13 mock soccer game at the Los Angeles Rams training complex, where the different to contain John Elway?” “ If we win, it will be one of the biggest Parcells’ biggest lai when he John Luttermoser, St. Petersburg Times, Giants Parcells was asked. upseU in history, kind of like the JeU was asked if he ever got Of control on 31-13 Giants have been practicing. “ Yeah, put a net over his head," he beating the Colts in 1969,” he said. the sideline during a gamb. Curt Brown, St. Paul Pioneer-Press Dispatch. — That Denver Broncos Coach Dan Reeves got caught in the middle of the replied. Reeves also described how he was “ No,” he replied. Broncos 17-7 “ Are you going to use any trick invited to New York by GianU co-owner Hien he added: , Rich Carpiniello, Gannett News Service, Giants 30-6 family feud between the GianU co­ owners when he was being considered plays?” Reeves was asked. WeMington Mara in lp79, when Reeves “ Have I ever .. (pause) Mike Janofsky, New York Times, Giants 24-14 “ The only way we' chn move the was ao assistant with the Dallas Gary Myers, Dallas Morning News, Giants 20-13 for the New York coaching job in 1979. — That as real estate salesmen, both football is with trick plays,” Reeves Cowboys, to be interviewed for the “ Frequently? ... (padH^YCs. John Clayton, Tacoma News-Tribune, Giants 17-10 replied. “ Heck, if we gain five yards, GialiU’ coaching job. He said he was “ To the extent that t j^ipear out of John Hall, Orange County Register, Broncos 24-20 are good football coaches. Reeves and Parcells, whose teams they’ll think it’s a trick play.” told by Mara to tell no one he was there. control ? ... (pause) Dave Anderson, New York Times, Giants 20-17 Both were asked why tiiey took a year Reeves said after he returned to “ Yes.” -»j Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Broncos will meet for the N F L championship at 35-24 Bruce Keidan, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Broncos 17-14 Larry Weisman, USA Today, Giants 30-13 Super Bowl skies will be crowded Surn '4‘ A- Dave Krieger, Rocky Mountain News, Broncos 24-17 Jim Jenkins, Sacramento Bee, Giants 27-14 Bv Tom Horrlgon the TV service.” combination, marketed regionally ui Gordon Forbes, USA Today, Giants 28-10 The Associated Press Instead, the light boards on the sides of Goodyear's The 194-foot, $5 million blimp is1 from its Don Williams, Newark Star-Ledger, Giants 31-7 biimp will flash public service messages, welcome the builder. Airship Industries of Britahft ) launched Hubert Mizell, St. Petersburg Times, Giants 34-10 PASADENA, Calif. — I t ' will be a whole new teams and-fans and display some animated football in December in North Carolina,''8t ducted a Bill Varner, Westchester-Rockland Papers, Giants ballgame in the crowded skies over the Super Bowl on action. successful broadcast “ dress rehearsal.. c. 21 at the 21- 13 Chicago Bears-Dallas Cowboys gamcu' j Sunday, with a new airship, Pepsico’s “ Slice Blimp” , Urhausen said that the 1932 Olympics marked the Fred Kerber, New York Daily News, Giants 21-13 providing an improved close-up view for CBS. Norm Clarke, Rocky Mountain News, Broncos 13-10 first radio broadcast from a Goodyear airship, which In another test the past week, thg Bbw $500,000 f \ Ira Miller, San Francisco Chronicle, Giants 31-7 The Goodyear Blimp and several law enforcement has been building gas-filled airships since 1911. He said 40-magnification CBS remote control 0|Hrra aboard Jack Shephard, Dallps Times Herald, Giants 21-14 helicopters also will fly over the Rose Bowl, site of the the tiremaker still has agreemenU with CBS to provide the Slice airship was able to zoom in SOBtbt that the Christine Brennan, Washington Post, Giants 20-14 NFL championship game matching the New York television pictures of golf at Pebble Beach and auto NFL logo in the center of the Rose Bowtiptld filled the Mark Wicker, Philadelphia Daily News, Giants 23-10 GianU and Denver Broncos. But the long tradition of racing at Daytona in the near future. TV screen. • , radio-TV broadcasts from Goodyear’s gondola is Irv Moss, Denver Post, Giants 21-17 Pepsico’s chief spokesman, Ken Ross, said, “ We’re Goodyear’s 192-foot Columbia also is gftew airship, coming to a temporary halt. Dave Hutchinson, Boulder Camera, Giants 17-13 thrilled to have the opportunity.” launched last June. Goodyear has thiM blimps in Michael Knisley, Denver Post, Broncos 27-17 “ We’ re disappointed, but we’ll be there,” said Use of the Slice blimp was arranged when PepsiCo operation across the nation and the company trumpets s Mary Barker, Ft. Collins, Coloradan, Giants 13-10 Goodyear Airship “ Columbia” public relations repre­ signed up for a pair of 30-second commercials for the the fact that it is still the only U.S. airship builder, Btike Spense, Colorado Spring Gazette-Telegraph, sentative Bob Urhausen. “ We just won’t be proviUng first nationwide promotion of iU fruit juice-soft drink having produced more than 300 during World War II. Broncos 27-17 » Alan Greenberg, Hartford Courant, Giants 20-10 'lit t le OAVtD WAS SMALL, BUT OH MY...' ...... -MV’. ■ '’'■ '-’i* Bird Idflds Celts Aquinas oven/ifhelms East \ over the Hawks H.S. Roundup fill NBA Roundup NEW BRITAIN - It was the wave that did in East Catholic High Friday night. By The Associated Press “ They’re a very deep team which plays an aggressive man-to-man BOSTON — Larry Bird scored a season-high 40 and they’re not afraid to foul you,” points, and the Boston Celtics rode a huge early lead to said Eagle coach Ray Page after a 126106 victory over the Atlanta Hawks Friday night, his troops dropped a 67-39 verdict to sending K.C. Jones to the NBA All-Star Game as coach host St. Thomas Aquinas in All of the East squad for the fourth consecutive year. Connecticut Conference action. Jones will coach the All-Sars on Feb. 8 because the Aquinas, 6-2 in the ACC and 9-2 Celtics have the best record in the conference. overall, threw pressure at East and Danny Ainge, who matched Bird’s three three-point X- came away with a 16-5 lead after shots, had 20 points. Kevin McHale added 19 as the one quarter. “ They came out with a Celtics improved their record to 2611 with their sixth very aggressive man-to-man and victory in seven games and 13th in the last 15. instead of attacking it. we were Every member of the team got into the scoring act very tentative,” Page cited. for the second game in a row as the Celtics extended Harald photo by Pinto The Saints had a 32-15 halftime their Boston Garden record to 54-0 against conference lead before East rallied in the third rivals since a playoff loss to Milwaukee in 1985. Manchester's Rob Greene (11) tries to quarter. The Eagles. 0-8 in the ACC Atlanta was led by guard John Battle with 21 points lay one in as East Hartford’s Mark and 1-10 overall, sliced the Aquinas \ and Antoine Carr with 18. Dominique Wilkins had only Rakauskas (42) defends. lead to 42-30 after three periods. 17, nearly 10 points below his average, while 7-foot Tree “ We were more aggressive. We Rollins managed just four. took the bait at them and got to the VI Bird scored 14 points and the Celtics went on an 18-2 (foul line),” Page explained. “ We surge for a 38-18 lead in the first period. Boston widened H.S. Swiniiiiiiig hit the offensive and defensive the margin to 48-23 early in the second quarter, but the boards.” he added, noting Damian Hawks stormed back to close to within 61-52 on a 17-3 Canny had 15 rebounds for East. run just before the half. ‘"They play 10-12 the whole game. Atlanta, which has lost four in a row and is 7-10 after MHS Still unbeaten ’They kept on sending fresh troops an 18-4 start, narrowed the count to 6655 at the outset of at us. They wore us down,” Page the second half. But Bird and Ainge then hit on The Manchester High boys’ swimming team said. three-point shots, triggering a 36point third period for maintained its unbeaten standard Friday afternoon Scott Ringquist had 23 points to H«nld photo by Pinto Boston. with a 92-75 victory over visiting Maloney High of lead Aquinas with Peter Legnani The Celtics took a 97-75 lead into the final quarter and and keeps his eye on the basket in Meriden. The win was the sixth in succession for the adding a dozen. Mike Sipples had 12 Horald photo by Pinto Manchester's Rob Greene (11) soars the regulars retired to the bench with nearly seven Indian tankers. points for East. 10 in the third past East Hartford’s Troy McKoy (23) Friday's game. The Hornets won, 60-59. minutes remaining. Manchester’s John Gorman, Karl Noone and Paul quarter. Rob Stanford had 5 steals Manchester’s Paris Oates (43) is sandwiched by the Hendessi swept the 50- and 100-yard freestyles. Mike for East. Hornets’ Mark Rakauskas (42) and Troy McKoy (23) in Rockets 109, Knlcfci 95 Yam ott (1:11) and Egils Ramans (1:00) established East’s next game is Tuesday at their C C C East Division game Friday night. The Hornets At Houston, Ralph Sampson had 22 points and 17 personal records in the 100-yard butterfly, as did Senan home against ACC foe South rebounds, and Akeem OlaJuwon 18 points and 12 Gorman (2:29) in the 200-yard individual medley. Catholic. won, 60-59. Hornets just get by MHS rebounds Friday night to power the Houston Rockets to Ramans was a double winner, securing the butterfly AQUINAI (67) — Dante Vatl 1 ^2 4, a 10695 NBA victory over the cold-shooting New York and 200-yard IM. Pete Legnani 5 2-212, Jahn Samuel 100 did not have school. goal. East Hartford led at halftime. 2, Nelson Peterson 2 OO 4, Scott By Jim Tierney Greene’s eight points. Manchester third quarter ended in a 43-43 tie. Knicks. Also rescheduled from Friday’s 21- 10. Manchester’s next meet is ’Tuesday at home at 3:30 Ringquist 10 3-3 23, Ray King 1 OO 3, shot 8-for-12 during its impressive Six-foot-4 sophomore center Paris Houston, which has won eight of its last nine games sports calendar is the Cheney Tech ‘It was a tough first half,” Masse Herald Sports Writer p.m. against Hall High. William Gainey 1002, AndrewStefens2 first quarter while East Hartford Oates hit a baseline jumper to give and 11 of 13, also got 16 points from Robert Reid. RMUItt: 2-3 6, Matt Tarricani 2 OO 4, Tim at Bacon Academy game in Col­ said. “ We didn’t shoot well. The shot s-for-is. Manchester a 45-43 lead at the New York’s Gerald Wilkins had 26 points and Patrick 200 medley relay; 1. Manchester (John Gorman, Egils Svmenko 2 3-5 7. Totals 2712-15 67. chester. It will be played tonight at first half really put us in a hole. EAST HARTFORD — It was one Ramans, Bill Thompson, Brian Cromble) 1:55.31, 2. ■AST CATHOLIC (19) — Damian of those games which many would “ We were just flat,” Liappes outset of the final quarter. Oates Ewing added 22. Canny 08-118, Andy Klopfer 0 2-4 2, Rob 7:30. Manchester was behind, 35-24, after Maloney, 3. Manchester. say no one should have lost. It was a explained of his team’s start. “ You would score 7 of his 13 points in the ’The game was decided on New York scoring 200 free; 1. Robinson (M ai) 2:00.29,2. David O'Brien (M),3. Stanford 3 OO 6, Scott Altrul 1 4-6, Dave the third quarter. The Indians’ Price 0 2-5 2, Mike Sipples 5 2-212, Joe thriller in every sense of the word. have to give Manchester credit. fourth quarter. Greene put Man­ droughts in the flrst and third periods. ’The Knicks went Marh Foley (M). surge in the fourth quarter came up 200 IM : 1. Ramans (M ) 2:25.70, 2. Fahv (M ol), 3. Senon Tomkunos 01-31, Andre Seeger 1 OO 2. Unfortunately for the Manches­ They reacted to everything a lot chester ahead, 49-48, with an seven minutes without a basket in the third quarter, Totals 10 19-31 39. Girls Basketball short. “ We got more aggressive in Gorman (M). ter High basketball team, the game better than we did. They have 16footer with 5:55 left. On the and the Rockets went on a 269 surge to lead 73-56. » free: 1. J.Gormon (M ) :24.20,2. Hendessi (M ), 3. Noone Tbree-point field goals: Aquinos — the second half, ” Masse said. King (1). improved, more than ahythlng, ensuing inbounds play, Greene C An). MHS trimmed Erin Prescott led Manchester was not in its hands. With Manches­ Diving: 1. Soloneleicz (M ai) 167.65points,2. Tim Poul (M ), defensively. ’They have develop^ stole the ball and drove the baseline with 14 points while Kris Voisine ter leading, 59-58, and nine seconds Bullets 109, Buns 90 3. McAteer (Mol). After falling behind early, the remaining. East Hartford’s Tim into one of the better teams in the and perfectly executed a reverse 100 fly: 1. Ramons (M ) 1:00.45, 2. Robinson (M ol), 3. added 11. At Landover, Md., Jeff Malone scored 24 points and Manchester High girls’ basketball league.” wrap-around layup to give the Yornott (M). Games postponed Manchester’s is idle until next Cain was at the foul line. After two Moses Malone 21 before sitting out the final quarter of free: 1. J.Gormon (M ) :54.24,2. N oone(M ),3. Hendessi team made a valiant comeback Kinel was even a bit taken by his Indians a 51-48 lead. Friday when it visits Windham consecutive timeouts called by the an NBA runaway, as the Washington Bullets rolled to a Two games on the agenda Friday against East Hartford but fell squad’s auspicious beginning. “ I With the score tied, 54-all, Oates SCO fr««: 1- Slebold (M) 5:49.19, 2. O'Brien (M), 3. High. Indians, Cain calmly sank both 10690 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night. Britton (Mol). night, and another from Thursday short, 49-43, Friday at Clarke thought they (East Hartford) would pushed the Indians in front, 56-54, ends of a one-and-one to give the The Bullets, who broke a two-game losing streak, 100 bach: 1. Horne (M ol) 1:07.27, 2. Cromble (M), 3. afternoon, have found themselves Arena. homestanding Hornets a scintillat­ come out with fire in their eyes,” with 3:16 remaining. With the score S.Gorman (M ). went ahead 3621 by scoring the final 12 points of the on the docket for Saturday. The Hornets are now 5-2 in the Kinel said, referring to the Hornets’ 58-all and 1:45 left, klanchester 1W brMst: 1. Fahv (Mol), 2. Thompson (M), 3. Mike ing 60-59 victory in CCC East action flrst quarter. They led by at least eight points Rtzgerald (M). The Bolton at Coventry High CCC East Division and 8-2 overall 2 OO 4, Kathy Kaman 1 1-1 3, Joanne Friday night. tough loss to Hartford Public. “ We went into its delay game to wait for 400 tree relay: 1. Maloney, 2. Manchester, 3. Manchester. girls’ basketball game, originally while the Indians dip to 2-5 in the CenncUly 2 M 6, Missy Samuels 1 5-5 7. came ready to play.” the last shot or an easy layup. With thereafter. A w ll Hope 1 M 4, Lana Howard 2 04) 4, Manchester’s loss breaks its The Suns, who had lost two previous games on their scheduled Thursday afternoon, will division and 2-10 overall. The second quarter, statistically, 16 seconds left, a w id ^ p en Oates East dunked *' Margaret Reposs 4 four-game winning streak and it is Eastern swing, by three and six points, were led by be played today at 11 a.m. at the “ Too little, too late,” Indian W 10, Tracy Brown 2 1-2 5, Sylvia proved disastrous for the Indians. received the pass under the basket, now 4-2 in the CCC East and 5-4 Larry Nance with 19 points, while Walter Davis and B4IDDLETOWN — The East Catholic boys’ swim Patriots’ gym. The schools’ boys’ assistant coach Mike Masse said. 17*1436 49* ^ *' * " * ” 'oglns 10-4 2 Totals overall. East Hartford is 5-1 in the Hiey, however, only trailed by a but was fouled by McKoy. Oates William Bedford added 16 apiece. team was on the short end of an 89-70 score to Xavier hoop squads will meet tonight at 7, The Indians, after only traiiing, MANCHRSTRR (43) — Kris Cool 004) CCC East and 7-2 overall. Manches­ point at halftime, 30-29. The sank just one of two free throws and High Friday afternoon at Woodrow Wilson High. also at the Coventry High gym. ’This 12-8, after the first quarter, dug Holden 32-28, ter will host Hartford Public on Hornets were led by their 6-7 junior Mamdiester led, 59-58. Greene went SonlCB 125, N«ts 120 game was on the Friday calendar themselves a hole in the second n Prescott 6 2-4 \ Personai bests were turned in by Rick Carlson, Tuesday. superstar, Troy McKoy, who for the steal and fouled Cain, who At East Rutherford, N.J., Xavier McDaniel scored 32 but postponed inasmuch as Bolton quarter by scoring only one field Adam Huffman and Dean Johnson In freestyle events, “ Timmy has a lot of courage,” scored 17 points in the flrst half and did the rest. Manchester did have points and Dale Ellis added 30 Friday night as the and by K.C. Reischerl in diving and Pete McConnell in East Hartford coach Mike Liappes ended up with a game-high 27 nine seconds left, but Greene Seattle SuperSonics broke a tie in the final minute of a the 200-yard individual medley for East, 2-6 for the said of Cain’s heroics, ‘ "rhe more points. The Indians shot 3-for-13 in missed a shot and Matt Vaughn 126120 NBA victory over the New Jersey Nets. season. Whalers top Nords to regain first pressure, the better he gets.” the second quarter. Greene had 11 missed a shot from the top of the Mauri(% Lucas snapped a 116118 deadlock and put East’s next meet is this coming Friday at Notre For Manchester coach Frank points at halftime for Manchester. key at the buzzer. the Sonics ahead for geiod when he drove the lane for a Dame High in West Haven at 4 p.m. Kinel and his troops, the disappoint­ “ We started to play then,” “ We came here to win,” Kinel Continued from page 56 tight-checking game, Christian basket with 46 seconds to play. Lucas was fouled on the Results: earlier in the day by the NHL for his ing loss was a tough one to swallow Liappes said, referring to his club’s added. “ We’re playing better and 200 medley relay; 1. Xavier 1:54.68. beat Buffalo netminder Jacques play and made his free throw, giving Seattle a 121-118 tian’s 15th goal of the season roie in a bench-clearing brawl last after his club played its best game performance in the second quarter. better. ^ ^ f r e e : 1. Simmons (X ) 1:51.21,2. Perry (X ),3. Dzlotlco Cloutier with a low slapshot from lead. snapped a tie with 3:48 left in the Sunday against the New York thus far of the season. “ (Rob) Greene was able to pene­ just inside the faceoff circle that Islanders, scored when Tim Kerr, IM : 1. Holly (X ) 2:20.54,2. MalkowskI (X ), 3. MezzettI third period and gave the streaking “ We’re good enough to beat trate at will. He (Greene) has ■AST HARTFORD (68) — Mark Built 117, Cavallera 96 banked in off the goalpost. who scored his 37th aand 38th goals, Rakauskas 11-3 3, Ren M oere 8 1-1 17, 50 free: 1. Steve GrabskI (EC) :24.00, 2. Flanagan (X ),3. Washington Capitals a 3-2 NHL them,” Kinel said. “ I told them (his tremendous quickness. Our man- Cowles (X). victory over the Buffalo Sabres on sent him in with a pass toward the players) that they were all winners to-man defense started controlling Troy McKoy 9 76 37, Paul Caccovalo 1 At Chicago, Michael Jordan scored 20 of his 35 points Chicago net. Goalie Murray Ban- 0413, Tim Cain 1667, MIko Cottrtll 004) in the third quarter Friday night to lead the (^licago Diving: 1. Reischerl (EC) 180.20 points, 2. Brown (X ). Friday night. Flyers 4, Blackhawks 3 and that they deserved to win Greene and I thought that was the 0, Chris Evans0633, Lory Collins 104)3. 100 fly: 1. Flanogan (X ) 1:01.35, 2. Shaun Gately (EC), 3. nerman couldn’t control the puck Bulls over Oeveland 117-96, handing the Cavaliers Perry (X ). Christian’s goai enabled Wa­ tonight.” major difference.” The Hornet Totals 31163060. At Philadlephia, Lindsay Car- MANCHRSTRR (19) — Matt Vaughn 1 100 tree: 1. Wane! (X ) ;54.9, 2. Johnson (EC), 3. Xenelels shington to post its fifth straight and Carson forced it between the Manchester, primed and ready defense contained, but, did not their eighth straight NBA road loss. son's goal at 17:48 of the third netminder’s pads. 63 3, Bruco Rosenborg 4 04) 8, Paris victory. The Capitals began play for its toughest challenge yet, took control Greene, who finished with Oates S 65 13, Rob Greene 9 64 31, Ron Harper made a valiant third-quarter effort for 500 free: 1. Goondrv (X) 5:45.17, 2. McCann (X), 3. Ouerr period snapped a tie and gave the the Cavaliers, scoring 10 of his 24 pointa. But his team one point ahead of the fourth-place Ed OIczyk had tied the game for the Hornets by surprise in the first 21 points. Cinque Barlow3616, Mike Lato33-48. Philadelphia Flyers a 4-3 victory Totals 34 616 99. also committed six turnovers in the ipiarter, allowing 100 back: 1. GrabskI (EC) 1 ;03.34, 2. Gotelv (EC), 3. Matt New York Rangers in the Patrick the Blackhawks at 13:27 when he quarter. The Indians raced out to a The third quarter was a see-saw Martin (EC). over the Chicago Blackhawks on Three point goals: East Hartford (3) Division. They trail the idle second- redirected teammate Bob Mur­ 20-10 lead after the first stanza battle with Greene an

By the iHmirhrstrr i-Irrah'i Citin Celtics top Hawks that h momir area i Highwi in Garden activity 3to7in roads t The issued SPORTS — see page 55 east CO moved said th( East ( deliver and 2 section Temi degree en’t ei WHALERS BACK IN FIRST mid-20i casters All closed NHL Roundup ter Coi cials continii Wilsc By The Associated Press ter’s a schools HARTFORD — Center Ron Fran­ schools cis scored twice Friday night to Official lead the Hartford Whalers back into of the s first place in the NHL’s Adams it safe, Division with a 3-2 victory over the Deak Quebec Nordiques. school t It was the Whalers’ third straight this yei victory and put them one point "N ow < ahead of the idle Montreal Cana­ said. dians. Hartford has played three Friday fewer games than Montreal. Publi Paul MacDermid scored his and Co' fourth goal of the season just 13 did pai seconds into the game to give the Cheney Whalers a quick lead but Quebec nical Si center Bill Derlago evened the At ml game 1-1 with his fifth goal of the appear season. organ!] Francis scored both his goals in agencis the second period. He put the duled ti Whalers ahead 2-1 with a low 50-foot Then slapshot that overpowered Nor­ tion ph diques goalie Mario Gosselin at meetini 2: 21. Junior John Ogrodnick, who had just sory B< been stopped by Whalers goalie 4:30 p.r Mike Liut. came back to tie the sion on score with his 15th goal of the 7:30 p.i season on a long wrist shot with 2; 12 Thres remaining in the period. today’s But Francis took a pass in the slot The gi from Kevin Dineen and fired a wrist Rocky ] shot past Gosselin for his 17th goal at RH/ of the season with 13 seconds left in Coventi the period. The ( Red Wings 4, Blues 3 plannee At Detroit, David Barr scored to Feb two goals and Steve Yzerman Congrei added one and a pair of assists tion Ro Friday night as the Detroit Red OnSv Wings stretched their NHL winning departr streak to four games with a 4-3 day off victory o*er the St. Loiffc Blues. were bi Detroit started play one point a.m., s behind Norris Division-leading latest Minnesota, which played a late tendent game at Los Angeles. Chapi Barr, acquired Jan. 12 in a trade work U! with Hartford, scored his first goal streets at 11:11 of tbe opening period to mornini break a 1-1 tie and put Detroit ahead been cli to stay. He slipped unattended into “ The the St. Louis zone, took a pass from were I Yzerman and beat Blues goalie Crews Rick Wamsley from close range. momini In six games with Detroit, Barr IS has four goals and five assists, three more points than he accumu­ lated in 32 games with St. Louis and Hartford before the trade. CapItalB 3, Sabres 2 M anchM t^ s Cinque Barlow (22) gets a shot off East Division piay Friday night at the Hornets’ At Buffalo, N.Y., Dave Chris- Colt as East Hamords Tim Cain (14) and Paui gym. The Hornets won, 60-59. See story on page Caccavaie (20) try to defend on the piay in C C C 55. Unite Tam to page 54 ers, ch Industr during the gui nations An estii from a< the firs theUAl peacefu page 7.