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Connecticut forecast By John Mitchell expected to be completed by late 34. Herald Reporter February. Northwest Hills, Central, Eastern Interior and The $5,000 donation brings the Southwest Interior: Mostly clear tonight with tows Attempts to defray the deficit on total amount raised for the $334,900 20 to 25. Sunny Saturday with highs in the mid-30s. A\, a swimming pool for handicapped project to $220,000. Conti said he has West Coastal and East Coastal: Mostly clear people being built at Manchester “ some things coming up," and tonight with lows around 30. Sunny Saturday with High School have been bolstered by Manchester banks have guaran­ highs near 40. a $5,000 donation and the formation teed to provide loans if needed. C ‘ j cp«*r , 5 I ^ of a new group that will help raise Meanwhile, a group called funds. Friends of Instructors of the “ We're obviously very thrilled Handicapped has been formed to Coastal forecast about it." Richard Conti said of the raise money for the pool. Elizabeth $5,000 gift from the Greater Hart­ Van Dine, who helped form the lOH Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Funny Money ford Jaycees Foundation. Conti, a offshoot, said those who join are Montank Point: Wind northwest increasing to 30 to What holiday shoppers need more than anything at member of the Board of Directors making a three-year commitment. 40 knots with higher gusts today. Northwest 15 to 25 this time of year is Christmas money. Nineteenth of Instructors of the Handicapped, The group is composed of “ a knots tonight and 10 to 15 knots Saturday. century Americans had it — literally. Before the the non-profit organization that has couple of hunderd people,” mostly Seas becoming very rough building to 3 to 5 feet National Bank Act was passed in 1863, banks could been raising funds to build the pool parents and former instructors. then decreasing to 1 to 2 feet. Decreasing further on since 1956, said he made a presenta­ Van Dine said. “ There was going to Saturday. issue their own currency. As an example of holiday Becoming mostly sunny by afternoon and windy. commericalism at its finest, several banks printed tion to the organization in late be a need for a circle of support that August. would be continuing for the next Clear and colder tonight and sunny Saturday. pictures of .Santa Claus on their dollar bills. Today, Htrald photo by Pfnto "They were giving out a lot of three years,” she said. collectors will pay hundreds of bills with Presidents on Van Dine said those contacted them for these Santa Claus bank notes. On the lawn money." Conti said, calling the Across the nation amount received “ more or less a would contribute “ a wide range of DO YOU KNOW — Whose face appears on the ten- The lawn of a house on Wellman Road in Manchester has each year. This year they refinished the sieigh. "You normal-sized grant.” gifts" to help make up the debt and . become a regular Christmas panorama. Frank and should see the inside of the house; there’s a Christmas to keep the pool afloat in its first few Snow piled up in the Northeast today and dollar bill? Construction of the special shal­ Frances Fogarty have been decorating like this since tree in almost every room," said Fran Fogarty, years. hampered travel in sections of the West, while THURSDAY'S ANSWER — Leap years have 366 days. low pool. which will measure 42 feet “ In return, they will be kept temperatures dipped below zero in Montana. they were married four years ago and add something by 24 feet and be attatched to the 12-19-86 * Knowledge Unlimited, Inc 1986 informed of all lOH activltes." Van Snow was falling from interior sections of New existing swimming complex at Dine said. “ It's not a one-way NATIONAL F O R E C A S T C o ld e r weather is forecast for most of the England into eastern New York, and light snow E MHS. began in August and is street. nation on Saturday. lingered over sections of Pennsylvania. A Newipaper in EklucaUon Program Winter storm warnings remained in effect across Sponiored by Drug talk preceded Ellington boy’s death broad sections of New England. As much as 19 The Manchester Herald inches of snow piled up in the high country of Police have returned to square According to the records, Linders it?” behind the apartment. southern Vermont while a foot of snow was on the ■ one in their investigation of the spent the late afternoon and early According to Colleen Scott's Craig Scott said in his affidavit ground in sections of eastern New York. Nov. 14 killing of an Ellington youth evening before his death at the affidavit, there had been talk of a that “ We were really shocked by GIFT IDEAS Rain spread across southern New England and who was found outside a Spruce apartment talking about drugs as party at another house. Jarvis left finding the man, and we went back • 39" WOODEN SLED *24.99 Street apartment building. along the northern New England coast. Elsewhere, Almanac teenagers came in and out. and promised to pick up Craig Scott to the apartment, and Colleen *16.99 rain was scattered along the central Gulf Coast and The department must await a Colleen Scott, 20. who lives at the and Linders later, Colleen Scott called the police.” • PEDOMETER along the northern Pacific coast. - forensic expert's report before apartment with her fiancee and her said. When he didn't show up. Scott According to police, the three • SWISS ARMY KNIFE * 4.99 c Snow-prompted travelers' advisories were in ' investigators can proceed further, brother, told police she was home said, Linders got mad and said he grabbed tools and a golf club out of Today is Friday, Dec. 19, the spokesman Gary Wood said. • METAL WAGON *17.9 9 effect from south central New York across upstate with her 2-month-old boy Nov. 14 was going to go to Larry's house. fear. 353rd day of 1986. There are 12 The investigation uncovered al­ New York, northern Vermont and northern New when Linders arrived at the apart­ Scott told police that was around Police charged Colleen Scott with • STADIUM SEAT *13.99 days left in the year. most every detail about what Hampshire into central Maine. ment around 4:30 p.m. with her 9:15 p.m., just after “ Miami Vice” making a false statement and happened at the 125 Spruce St. 16-year-old brother, Craig Scott, • BAUER SKATES *39.99 “0 Travelers' advisories for snow were issued for Today's highlight in history; had begun. interfering with police and her apartment before the body of and some friends. Craig Scott said in his affidavit to brother Craig with possessing and the Treasure Valleys of southwest Idaho, while ice In 1843, Charles Dickens first • 10" TRICYCLE *29.99 Michael Linders was found by a She told police that Linders and police that Linders was so mad he selling marijuana and interfering and snow-packed roads made driving difficult in published his classic yuletide • SCOOTERS *89.99 “p ■ couple of teenagers, but Wood said Larry Jarvis, a friend, made a wanted to give Larry “ a crack in' with an officer. They both pleaded northwest Texas. tale, "A Christmas Carol,” in ! no firm suspects were found. number of phone calls in which the jaw ." Linders had said he not guilty in court, records show, • UNICYCLE *49.99 Today's forecast called for snow over New England. .Affidavits that had been sealed Jarvis talked about cocaine and wanted to buy some cocaine and and face pre-trial hearings on Jan. • PLASTIC SLED * 6.99 ^ England, becoming rain along the northern On this date; ^because the investigation was in hashish. At one point during the asked Craig if he could get some, 29. Atlantic coast; rain from the central Gulf of Mexico In 1732, Benjamin Franklin 'progress were opened Wednesday conversations, Colleen Scott told the affidavit said. Wood said the report from Dr. • DART BOARD 10.99 pp coast across northern and central Florida; and rain began publishing his “ Poor Ri- DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS after two people who live at the police, Jarvis asked Linders if he According to Colleen Scott's Henry Lee. a forensic scientist with • BUCK KNIVES *14.00 pp over the northern and central Pacific Coast, chard's Almanac'' in apartment pleaded not guilty to had lost some drugs. When Linders affidavit, Craig and a friend, the state police called in to aid in the changing to snow in the mountains of northern Philadelphia. other charges connected with the replied yes, Scott noted, Jarvis said Michael Flynn, left about a half- investigation, should be ready in • EXERaSE EQUIPMENT California. In 1776, Thomas Paine pub­ case. something like “ You did? You lost hour later and noticed the body two weeks. Highs will be in the 20s to 30s from northern New lished his first "Am erican Cri­ the military forces of the North R (zc b 6 k n England across to the northern Rockies; 60s in sis” essay, in which he wrote, Atlantic Treaty Organization. Because Ufe is not a spectator sp o rt' northern Florida, along the central Gulf of Mexico “ These are the times that try In 1972, Apollo XVII splashed coast, southern Texas and from the desert men's souls.” down in the Pacific, winding up MACC’s seasonal drive falling behind

By Brent Laymon traditional way," with a maternal aunt, Margaret The Associated Press Manfredi was led from the Billings Jones, in Dunmore, Pa. courtroom by sheriff’s deputies, The victim’s sister, brothers and s HARTFORD — A judge says he who took him to Somers State brother-in-law urged Corrigan to imposed the maximum 20-year Prison. His attorneys said the impose the maximum sentence, sentence on a former cardiologist verdict would be appealed and he complaining about Manfredi’s ap­ who beat his wife to death because a may be released on bond as early as parent lack of remorse. 'V 'c less severe penalty would not next week. Corrigan set a $250,000 Mrs. Jones told Corrigan that she f / ' “ deter others from disposing of surety bond, which can be posted feared for her safety and for that of nagging spouses.” any time after a notice of appeal is the children. Dr. Russell F. Manfredi can filed. Her husband, William, read I.* • • expect to spend at least 14 years of Manfredi had been charged with letters from Leonard and Bart J the 20-year sentence imposed murder, but the jury of eight men Billings, brothers of Mrs. Manfredi, Thursday, Assistant State's Attor­ and four women convicted him of asking for the maximum sentence. 1/ ney Herbert G. Appleton said. the lesser charge after finding he “ Her killer has shown no re­ Manfredi, 33, was convicted Nov. was under extreme emotional morse, he has lied and attempted to 3 of first-degree manslaughter in distress when he killed his wife, a cover up his actions throughout and the death of Catherine Billings mitigating factor under Connecti­ I 757 Main St. FAIRWAY DEPARTMEKT STORE I has consistently wreaked havoc on 649-1232 I Manfredi, who was beaten with a cut law. our families,” Leonard Billings of I Manchester 876 MAIN ST. 646-1717 baseball bat and dumped out a Mrs. Manfredi’s body was disco­ California said in a letter to the Youth Sj;>ecialty'Shop MANCHESTER MC-VIM second-floor window of the couple’s vered siumped across the front seat court. I West Hartford home on March , of the family car, which had been WINDOW SHADES CUT * KEYS MADE 8 Manfredi addressed his com­ 1985. smashed into a utility pole less than - % OFF Manfredi had testified that he a mile from the couple’s home. ments to them before being 20 30 EXPERIEHCE LEISURELY. ENJOYABLE and his wife argued before the Prosecutors charged that Manfredi sentenced. *U HHVYWEU HOLIDAY 8H0PPIN0. DISCOVER... killing over how she disciplined staged the crash to make his wife’s “ I want to say I’m sorry, but Pramtattt - SnowsNite • Jackatt • Coats 4.. mostly to Margaret, Edward and their three children. death appear accidental. 942 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-1505 Judge Thomas H. Corrigan, who Manfredi, arrested less than 24 Len, and Bart, and to my father-in- 20% O FF FAIRWAY law ..." Manfredi said. ‘T ve taken A REFRESHINQ CHANGE called the killing "the most bizarre hours after his wife’s death, origi­ • B0Y$ • YOUTHS eC H R LS event I have ever witnessed in the nally told authorities she tried to away something very special and You Can Feel at Home With Us E precious from all of them ... I’ll (Sizes 4-20) (Size* 4-14) courtroom," rejected defense pleas drive herself to the hospital when • Blazer* • Blanket Sleepers for alternate sentencing to let spend the rest of my life giving back she awoke vomiting biood. Police • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR • Flannel Shirt* • Skirtt RUBIK’S MAGIC PUZZLE *10** g A P photo Manfredi serve as a medical a smail portion of what I took said the couple’s bedroom was • E A S T H A R T FO R D • H A R T FO R D (2) • Slip On Sweater* • Robes director for a halfway house in New away.” • Pajamas #44401 g covered with blood. • CLINTON • GROTON • PUTNAM • Pa|amae LASER COMBAT PATROL *39** Dr. R ussell F. M anfredi (right) arrives at death of his wife, Catherine Billings York City. Manfredi, who formerly worked After the sentencing, Edward • Slack Sett • Slack Sett (4-7) LASER COMBAT PATROL #44402 S Superior Court in Hartford Thursday Manfredi, in 1985. Manfredi was con­ "I don’t feel that alternate in Hartford Hospital’s cardiology Billings of Philadelphia, another • Swettart sentencing would deter others from catheterization laboratory, was brother of Catherine Manfredi, • Oreee Shirtt (long & ehort) y • Dreetas with one of his attorneys, William victed of first-degree manslaughter in • Jereeyt • Jerteyt CHALLENGE SET *49** £ disposing of nagging spouses," barred from seeing his three young dismissed Manfredi’s apology as ------t Gallitto. Manfredi was sentenced to 20 November. Corrigan said. "I therefore find it sons while he has been free on bond. "theatrics" aimed at winning the CARTER'S UHDERWEAR C necessary to sentence you in a The children have been staying judge’s sympathy. IHFAHTS - TODDLERS years in prison for the bludgeoning B o y t (2-20) Q lrtt (2-14) O v tra llt - S Itckt - J t t t t y t - Pajtm ai HOLIDAY HOURS: | T-Shirtt, Brielt, Underthirti, Ptniln Ovarall tttt (HatWittx - Cirttr) Qualities Limited Mon.-Sat. 9:00-9:00 g CREST M atter Card / Vita No ad|uatmtntt on pravlout talat. Democrats say tax plan won’t get far Sale Now thru Chriatmae Sunday 10:00-5:00 S Connecticut In Brief PEPTO Sunday and Night Opaninga CIrclad Balow - $ £» IKd tCd !£»)» XfiX XSd ess ycx ItSd IE» ESd £» ES laaUECX B g — OeceinAa 198(1 — By Judd Everhart Smith and McLaughlin said stretched to the limit, turning more setting up in certain towns. Tax protester begins sentence BISMOL SaNk, UmJa, TL^ The Associated Press towns are going to need to broaden of the burden over to towns "is the "The more local autonomy has Irwin A. Schiff, a nationally known leader of the tax protest their tax bases to meet budget only place left.” and, hence, inconsistency in taxes, 1 2 3 6 the more you will tend to discour­ movement, has begun serving a three-year federal prison HARTFORD — A top state needs in the future. The state will no Over the past three years, the s age business and industry,” he sentence for attempted income tax evasion in Loretto, Pa., prison Senate Democrat says a Republi­ longer be able to carry the brunt of state has had surpluses totaling IS said. officials said. can proposal to allow towns to the load, they said. $881 million and is expecting at impose more local taxes could lead least a $142 million surplus in the O’Leary said he wondered why Christmas Has Come To s Schiff, of Hamden, Conn., surrendered Thursday at the the Republicans hadn’t brought up 0 ) 2 0 minimum-security federal prison in this central Pennsylvania to wide discrepancies from town to "WE’RE MAXED OUT" in year that ends June 30. Smith said n town in the quaiity of education and terms of state tax revenue, this year’s surplus could be as high the idea during the last two years ^Lift the Latch. Our shelves town, officials said. when they were in control of the @ ^ ^ 2 4 25 26 27 other services. McLaughlin said. "Local autonomy as $300 million. Nights ^re filled with your favorite things!" Schiff, 58, of Hamden was convicted last year in U.S. District Sen, Cornelius P, O’Leary, D- with regard to taxes makes sense." General Assembly. Sunday Court in Hartford of attempting to evade paying more than Windsor Locks, who will be Senate McLaughlin said his analysis of O’LEARY SAID the surpluses till 28 29 30 31 12-4 The scents and sights of Christmas are $49,000 in personal income taxes from 1980 to 1982, U.S. Attorney majority leader beginning in Janu­ the education law passed this year, show that the state has "not maxed SMITH AND McLaughlin said ggISr 8:00 Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said. everywhere Annalees, Byers choice carolers ary, says he doubts the GOP providing millions of state dollars out" in its ability to help cities and the need for such a proposal was not 1 esses e=s e» e=s iss! eas ess ess es t« Kjjj He said Schiff was also convicted of failing to file a corporate proposal will get very far in the 1987 for local teacher pay raises and a towns. as acute a year ago as it is now. I the original snow village, ornaments, imported] tax return in connection with his insurance business, Irwin A. legislative session. proposal that the state pay half of He also said Connecticut consist They also said they were unsure Schiff Inc., for 1981. On Thursday, outgoing Senate all local education costs, shows ently ranks near the bottom among how well the proposal would be cards and wrap. Favorite things for favorite people. In addition to the prison term, Schiff received a three-year Majority Leader Reginald J. state revenue falling $1.6 billion the 50 states in state aid to received, with mayors and first suspended sentence, was fined $30,000, ordered to pay the cost of Smith, R-New Hartford, and Sen. short of state commitments within municipalities and that the GOP selectmen up for re-election in 1987. prosecution, and placed on probation for three years. Jam es H. M cLaughlin, R- five years. proposal "would perpetuate this Joel Cogen, head of the Connecti­ Woodbury, who has been co- Last spring. Smith had said that a condition." cut Conference of Municipalities, Tabs 24's chairman of the General Assemb­ shortfall of that magnitude could Further, he said, “ the difference which lobbies at the Capitol on 4.6 oz. Pump *1 .9 9 Seven nabbed in city drug operation ly’s tax-writing committee for the put the state on the road to a in wealth between one town and behalf of the state’s 169 cities and towns, said the GOP proposal was ^ 1 * 4 0 Reg *189 Reg. '2.08 tlie NEW HAVEN — Seven men have been charged in connection past two years, said towns should personal income tax, which both another can be simply enormous.” worth study. with an alleged heroin- and cocaine-trafficking operation in be given the authority to impose a senators said Thursday they would He said the state has a responsibil­ JimnrAsatt tmsHs 997 Main St. local sales tax, excise tax or payroll oppose because there is no evidence ity to see to it that those differences He said, however, that the state 6.4 oz. Tube Bridgeport after a four-year federal investigation, U.S. Attorney tax. the public wants it. are minimized by providing grants. "still has certain responsibilities” Manchester Stanley J. Twardy said. In addition, they proposed study­ They said the state was not He said that was the gist of the to municipalities as a result of *1.59 Reg. M.ee 649-6870 The operation was run by Brett “Roc” Griffin, 26, of ing the idea of allowing towns to tax shirking its responsibility by giving court’s order in the historic Horton previous legislation" and rejected sesteasesteaeasesteaeaeaeaessaaaeaeaeaesseaeaegeaieaeaeaseat 9 Bridgeport, and the drugs were sold by street runners known as educational and hospital facilities towns the authority to impose taxes vs. Meskill school funding case. the senators’ contention that the “ Rocboys,” Twardy said in a statement Thursday. Sara 75 % o n Aluminum and Formica within their borders. Such facilities other than the local property tax. Finally, O’Leary said allowing state would not be able to meet CUSTOM FRAMING Each of the seven men was charged with conspiring to are now exempt from property Rather, they said, because the towns to set their own taxes could those responsibilities under the SEIKO QUARTZ DEs2 INTRODUCTORY OFFER distribute heroin and cocaine on Bridgeport’s Stratford Avenue taxes. state’s resources are being reduce the prospects of businesses existing tax structure. Sava 10% on all wooda______between 1979 and 1980, the statement said. The charges carry a CUSTOM FRAMING IN TIME FOR maximum 15-year prison sentence and $25,000 fine. . m SAVE HOO.OO ^54a. *449 Also charged were: Rodney Griffin, 21, of Bridgeport, Terry _ Jewelers THE HOLIDAYS Griffin, 22, of Bridgeport; Willie J. Black Jr., 31, of Pittsburgh: Hundreds of gift ideas for the artist on your list! 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Ill S HARTFORD (AP) - The state of deteriorating conditions of three * SIngti-llne cerrecllen memory * Much, much mcral d r e s s e s , outfits and ( BRIDGEPORT — A 36-year-old New York City man avoided a Department of Health Services patients. tops for your murder trial after two prosecution witnesses failed to identify . says it found 20 apparent violations The nurse designated as the him as the man they saw with a city patrolman shortly before the of state heaith codes at a Windsor infection control nurse at the Holiday Fashion A Store of Inspiration in FREE! 5” Black & White Television facility was not there Nov. 16-20, officer was fatally shot in 1980. nursing home where five patients wear from pure silk. II ' L 8K Downtown Manchester and Superior Court Judge Robert E. Reilly found Thursday that the died after ap outbreak of salmo­ part of the period of the outbreak, according to the investigators. 35mm Camera state doesn’t have probable cause to try Eugene Powell for nella poisoning. The department has scheduled a Elsewhere, investigators said murder or capital felony, although his ruling left open the Holiday Bonus Coupon with every purchasel Jan. 13 hearing in Hartford to give they found that some patients were OPEN )3ibles & Books possibility of lesser charges being filed, prosecutors said. SUNDAY (while lupplles liel| administrators of the Mountain not routinely monitored for vital 20% O FF LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN Patrolman Gerald T. DiJoseph was gunned down in an View Healthcare Center an oppor­ signs while others’ intake of fluids 12-5 Any one tingle item. The Newest Seiko Mobile 785 Mein Si. apartment building’s parking garage on Nov. 28, 1980. One coupon per cuitomer. Good thru 12/24. tunity to explain conditions at the was below acceptable standards. Dotihiu itpodultims 4\vtng rflufllfsxty «ii ro's d shiny hl4' Jnil Mancheeler, CT During Thursday’s hearing, one of the prosecution witnesses, facility and show why the state Utensils, equipment and work hfushofi Rolfl lunr hdsu Dcfinctl linus rfvalu .1 sUikMij- look lot d the former superintendent of the apartment building, pointed to i.il rIfiN I dnyvvhi’fC Perfcxl ft» you Prrfotl ds ,i Kill ( smlli'ss 643-8484 BUSINESS 39 Purnell Piece t should not institute further surfaces were not properly sanit­ .Hill h.iili’fv Conit* sot* this dnil .ill ih r rmmi Si-iku 840 Main Street 649-3396 the chief public defender as the man whom he believed killed proceedings. ized, according to the investigators. I liK ks in otir < olliH lir>n tod.iy l o b i n MACHINES Manchester • M3-6156S DiJoseph. The findings stemmed from Wanda A. 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By Jacqueline Bennett town officials had said they were PZC CHAIRMAN Raymond Gi- Town Planner Patricia Gatzkie- Consortium members agreed tions be revised to encompass all Herald Correspondent unable to control the growth. glio said his commission is not wicz have different views on Thursday that development is types of businesses allowed in Thursday night, however. Stave having a problem with the number planning for the town. being stifled by zoning regulations. commercial zoning. COVENTRY - Plans (or a told the consortium, which consists of building applications. Gatzkiewicz said this morning The consortium decided that light proposed moratorium, on building of representatives of various town “ My difficulty now is with a green she was not aware of any difference LEONARD GIGLIO, the Republi­ industrial development should be a Whalers hold off Simmer and the Bruins activity have been scrapped, ac­ committees and commissions, that planning staff, obstinate (PZC) of philosophy with the PZC can candidate for the Town Council prime focus so the town can tap into cording to Sondra Stave, chairwo­ the town attorney advised that a members, and a difference in chairman. in the special March election and a the needs of ConnTech, a high- BOSTON — Charlie Simmer, the ended Boston's seven-game win­ lead on goals by Doug Jarvis and at the start as we have been and I moratorium would be man of the Economic Development philosophy with the town planner,” Stave emphasized that develop­ member of the Economic Develop­ technology development begun in Boston Bruins’ old pro. broke out of ning streak with a 6-5 victory over Paul Lawless. They battled back don’t think you can afford to have a Consortium. inappropriate. Giglio said. ment depends on PZC actions, and ment Committee, said changes are Mansfield by the University of a scoring slump with a memorabie the Bruins. from three-goal deficits — 4-1, 5-2 slow start against a team like "A moratorium does not meet the Stave said Town Attorney Abbot she urged Giglio to lobby the Town needed in commercial zoning rules, Connecticut. game, but was left with mixed ” I knew that sooner or later they and 6-3 — but couldn’t catch up. Hartford. needs of the town at this time,” Schwebel told her a moratorium Giglio recently took the reins of Council and his commission to which require five acres and 500 emotions. had to go in. but I’d like to trade a “ Every time we got close they got “ We we came back. We fought Stave said during a meeting of the was possible, but that such action is the PZC following the resignation of support growth. feet of frontage. Giglio, who is also Robert Kortmann of the Conser­ Simmer scored three goals for couple of the goals for a win,” another one,” Simmer said. “ We hard. The puck just didn’t go into consortium Thursday night. usually taken for other reasons. Raymond Joesten. Giglio has indi­ John Wilnauer, the town building a businessman, said retailers must vation Commission suggested that the ninth ”hat trick” of his NHL Simmer said. "You can get ail can’t come back from two or three the net at the end.” Stave proposed the moratorium "Generally they are called be­ cated he favors industrial and inspector and sanitarian, said be close to the roads to attract there were about 150 acres of usable career and coliected two assists kinds of points, but if you don’t win goal deficits every night, let along The Whalers lost steady defense- last month to answer concerns cause of excessive amounts of commercial development, but today that despite some temporary customers and they don’t need that land near Routes 195 and 32 that ’Thursday night. they don't mean as much.” two or three times a game.” man Joel Quenneville in the second about a rapid increase in building similar developments to a point since Joesten’s departure he has clerical help, there is still a backlog much land, so such regulations would be a prime development spot However, his five-point perfor­ The Bruins, who had allowed only With Steve Weeks making 28 period when he suffered a separ­ activity. The building inspectorhad where the PZC can’t handle it,” she received little support. Giglio also in his office. There has been a discourage commercial for mixed light industry. Kortmann mance heiped oniy his personal 11 goals since their last loss on Nov. saves in just his eighth appearance ated right shoulder when he was a backlog of work, Planning and said. "If the action were taken said the processing of applications reduction in construction because development. will study the potential of the area statistics as the Hartford Whaiers 28. spotted Hartford an early 2-0 of the season, the Whalers ended sent crashing into the boards on a Zoning Commission agendas were inappropriately, it could lead to is slow because the staff is of bad weather, he said, but he has It was also suggested ’Thursday and present his findings at the next Boston goalie Doug Keans’ 10-game check by Cam Neely. too full to allow prompt action, and lawsuits.” and because he and been unable to catch up. night that industrial zoning regula­ consortium meeting on Jan. 8. unbeaten streak and climbed into a “ It’s bad. They took Joel right to tie with the Bruins and idle Hartford,” Whaler coach Jack Montreal for the Adams Division Evans said. “ They’ll have to go lead. The clubs have 36 points through X-rays and everything, but Cassano questions need for Bennet hike apiece. he’ll be out for a while.” Obituaries “ It was nice to get that early lead Hartford. 16-9-4, climbed seven because against that team you’ve games above .500 for the first time Bv Alex GIrelll asked for more financial crease. It was recommended by Erie told the corporate directors got your work cut out,” Weeks said. in its National Hockey League Helen Vice George F. Thiffault Associate Editor information. Steven Erie, managing director of that rent increases are needed to “ They’re not going to quit. You history. This is the latest the In his letter. Cassano said an 8 Community Development Corp.. a provide reserves against the time know they’re gonna come back at Whalers have had a piece of first St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of George F. Thiffault, 57, of Por­ Raising rents at the Bennet percent rent hike "could close the partner in the Bennet conversion. when the influx of investor capital you. place in the Adams Division. Isabella, will meet tonight at 7 p.m. tland, husband of Shirley (Conway) Apartments by 8 percent could gap between Bennet and the private Some of the questions raised by is drastically reduced. “ It would have been nicer to have The clubs went at it with at the John F. Tierney Funeral Thiffault. died ’Thursday at Mid­ defeat the town’s goal of providing sector and that could destroy the Cassano are the same ones posed by had a 6-3 game. We were kind of Hartford’s Scot Kleinendorst and Home, 219 W. Center St., to pay dlesex Memorial Hospital. He was below-market-cost residences for In his letter, Cassano said he original goal of providing below- Garrity and Heavisides. hanging on there at the end. That’s Boston’s Jay Miller involved in one their respects to Helen Vice of a former resident of Manchester. the tenants, according to town market rate housing for moderate- respects the fact that the Bennet Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., Jan. 1, He asked in bis letter if the board is autonomous, but added something we don’t like to do. but fight and Miller taking on Dana E Vernon, who died Wednesday. Director Stephen T. Cassano, who income tenants.” we’ll take the two points any way Murzyn later on. Also, Paul Mac- 1929. he had lived in Portland for the was a strong advocate of convert­ corporation can refinance the that some questions should be last 21 years, living in Manchester Cassano raised a number of bonds that financed conversion of asked because Manchester is still we can get them.” Weeks, seeing Dermid of the Whalers instigated a Armando T. Perretta ing the former school building to increased playing time as No. 1 fight and bruised Boston’s Keith and in Waterbury before that. He housing for elderly people. questions about the financing of the the building at a lower rate. He also the owner/sponsor of the project. Armando T. Perretta. 73, hus­ was executive vice president of the apartments and suggested that asked if the corporation can prepay Cassano said financial data on netminder Mike Liut has been Crowder around the eye with a band of the late Lois (Gubtil) Seton Communications Co. of Cassano has criticized the pro­ Robert Huestis, the town’s budget those bonds and refinance the the project should be made availa­ slowed by the flu, is 5-0-1 in his last punch. Perretta, died Thursday at home. Hamden, and also owner and posed rent increase in a letter to the analyst, be called on to review the project at lower rates. ble to tenants, the public and the six games Keans, who had been 8-0-2 in He was the brother of Arthur Bennet Housing Corp., which over­ Lawless, Mike McEwen and becoming Boston’s No. I goalie, had manager of George G. Thiffault & facts and assist the corporate board Cassano also asked whether the press. Perretta of Manchester. Co. Advertising and Public sees management of the 45-unlt in determining what the increase Kevin Dineen scored on three of only three saves as Hartford took a He is also survived by two sons, complex on behalf of the town. financial projections for the project James Finnegan, vice chairman Hartford’s first five power plays 3-1 lead in the first period. He Relations. should be. of the board, has refused to release C were based on average increases of James F. Perretta and Michael A. Besides his wife, he is survived by The increase was recommended and the Whalers killed six straight finished with 22. Perretta, both of West Hartford; a at a meeting of the corporation At the Dec. 9 meeting, two board 6 percent in the rents. financial material used by the Boston manpower advantages be­ Stewart Gavin and Ron Francis three sons, David L. Thiffault in "Why must we charge today’s board in its consideration of a rent daughter. Charlotte Anne Perretta Florida. Christopher E. Thiffault of directors Dec, 9, but no action was members, tenant representative fore the Bruins managed two late were the other Hartford scorers. of Marblehead. Mass.; two sisters, taken. Instead, the directors ad- Kenneth Garrity and Robert Heavi­ tenants to build tomorrow’s re­ increase because the board has not goals with a Whaler in the penalty Keith Crowder had Boston’s two Los Angeles, Calif., and Thomas G. serve?” Cassano asked. completed action. Antoinette Gill of Rocky Hill and Thiffault of Portland; and his (oiirnpft *hp meeting to Jan. 13 and sides, both opposed the rent in­ box. other goals, both on assists by “ We certainly didn’t quit,” Bos­ Mary Perretta of Wethersfield; and mother, Mary (Espelin) Thiffault Simmer. three grandchildren. ton Coach Terry O’Reilly said. “ We Boston defenseman Reed Larson of Cromwell. got ourselves behind the 8-ball and had two assists to reach an NHL The funeral will be Saturday at A mass of Christian burial will be it seemed we were fighting back milestone. The second assist was 9:15 a.m. from the Sheehan- held Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Hilborn-Breen Funeral Home. 1084 Drlve-though offers Christmas message from three goals down most of the the 400th of his career. AP photo Mary’s Church, Portland, followed night. Hartford has two games on the New Britain Ave., West Hartford, by burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery. AP photo followed by a mass of Christian “ I’m not happy that we lost, but I road this weekend. The Whalers Hartford’s Mike McEwen (left) dumps Boston’s Keith Portland. There are no calling showcase of seven Christmas event. the Christmas scenes. Blaney said. burial at 10 a.m. in St. Brigid If you like looking at Christmas Dave Semenko of the Whalers tries to control the puck didn’t see any serious problems out play the Detroit Red Wings at Joe Crowder along the boards in first-period action Thursday hours. Portland Memorial Funeral scenes during the holidays, you scenes, including a live nativity It cost the church about $800 to He said it should take families Louis Arena on Saturday night Church, West Hartford. Burial will Home, 231 Main St., Portland, has there. night at Boston Garden. The Whalers dumped the Bruins. might want to check out the Church scene with live animals, a shopping hold the event and Blaney said he about 10 minutes to drive through from his knees whiie Boston’s Mike Milbury gives him a “ Hartford certainly came to before venturing to Madison be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. charge of arrangements. of the Nazarene parking lot tonight scene and others. anticipates between 1,500 and 2,000 the wonderland. shove from behind in their NHL game at Boston Garden. play. They played a hard game and Square Garden on Sunday evening 6-5, to move into a first-place tie in the Adams Division Bloomfield. Calling hours are to­ Memorial donations may be day. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday. “ The message we’re coming people will attend. Visitors receive Money donations and nonperisha- Semenko had two assists in the Whaier victory. a smart game. We weren’t as sharp to face the New York Rangers. with Boston and Montreal. made to the Portland Visiting through with is, how can we seek free hot chocolate and cookies from ble foods will be accepted and given Nurses Association. 376 Main St. From 6 to 9 p.m. on both days, the the lord today,” said David J. the 125 volunteers who made the to the Manchester Area Conference Peter J. Morran Jr. Portland 06480; or to the Hospice church at 236 Main St. will be Blaney, the director of youth scenes possible. of Churches, which will use it for its Peter J. Morran Jr . 74, formerly Unit, Middlesex Memorial Hospi­ running a drive-through Christmas ministries at the church and one of Volunteers will dress up in food basket and food pantry pro­ of West Hartford, husband of the tal, Development Fund, 55 Crescent wonderland in its parking lot. Area costumes and take part in each of grams for the needy, Blaney said. late Eva (Tarcha) Morran. died St.. Middletown 06457. residents can drive through a the people organizing the free Rams and 49ers in showdown for NFC West title Thursday at a local convalescent home. He was the father of Mary speak,” he said of the 49ers. whose Robinson said of Redden. "But Cleveland; Tampa Bay at St. Diego on Sunday. Presti of Manchester. Bv Eric Prewitt Louis; Washington at Philadel­ The Giants. 13-2, can clinch the The Associated Press chances of reaching the playoffs we’re a tailback-oriented team. He is also survived by a brother. were in serious jeopardy after a NFL Roundup “ I think the fact that we have phia; Chicago at Dallas and India­ NFC home-field advantage in their William P. Morran of Newington; Dec, 1 loss to the New York Giants. Everett in there now lets us do more napolis at the Los Angeles Raiders. game with the Packers, 4-11. New three sisters, Helen Morran, with SAN FRANCISCO - Barry Red New England and Miami finish York clinched the NFC East title a den will return to duty tonight, “ Often, your next opponent be­ things, both with the fullback and whom he made his home, Catherine comes the most important rival someone turns out the lights on us the tailback.” the regular season Monday night in week ago but their ultimate goal Devitt of Wethersfield; and many perhaps taking some pressure off the last NFl, game played in the has been to ensure that if they play the league’s leading rusher. Eric you’ve ever had.” or we end up in Pasadena.” Bams Redden has rushed for 434 yards nieces, nephews, grandnieces and The Los Angeles and San Fran­ Coach John Robinson said. on 106 attempts. As a receiver, he Orange Bowl. the Chicago Bears, they play them grandnephews. Dickerson, in the Los Angeles Cleveland and Denver have won at home. Rams’ title showdown with the San cisco defenses have been very The Super Bowl will be played at has 25 catches for 213 yards, The funeral will be Saturday at strong against the run lately, and Pasadena’s Rose Bowl on Jan. 25. compared to Dickerson’s 26 for 205 division championships and the But the Giants insist they aren’t 8:15 a.m. from the Sheehan- Francisco 49ers. Jets have clinched a wild-card taking anything for granted against Redden, Dickerson’s backfield both teams believe moving the ball The Rams have been to the Super yards. Hilborn-Breen Funeral Home, 1084 on the ground will be a key to Bowl only once, in 1979 when it also Dickerson has had II games this playoff berth despite four straight Green Bay, which has won two of its New Britain Ave., West Hartford, partner, missed last Sunday’s losses. But six teams remain alive last three. game with the flu. and the Rams victory. was played in Pasadena. season with 100 or more yards followed by a mass of Chrisfian Los Angeles rookie Jim Everett, The 49ers. as well as the Rams, rushing and can tie the NFL record for the other two spots. “ You have to be ready to play, 9 burial at 9 a.m. in St. Brigid lost a 37-31 overtime thriller to Seattle, 9-6, is one of them. especially against this team and Miami. That loss, along with the making only his fifth NFL start, have been running the ball very of 12 he set in 1984. He’s the Church. Burial will be in St. runaway league leader in rushing They enter Saturday’s game with that offense.” says wide receiver DeGemmis...Exclusive Agents for Santa 49ers’ victory over New England, and San Francisco veteran Joe well lately. Joe Cribbs and Roger Edward’s Cemetery, Stafford. Col­ yardagexwith 1,753 on 386 carries, the Broncos at the Kingdome Phil McConkey. cut by the Giants in maximized the significance of the Montana will be the opposing Craig combined for 193 of the 49ers’ ling hours are today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and another 100-yard outing will needing to win. then hope that two preseason, then re-claimed in a season-ending game at Candlestick quarterbacks. When the Ramsbeat 198 yards rushing against New p.m. take him toHbe 7,000-yard level for teams among New England. Kan­ trade from the Packers, who had Park. the 49ers 16-13 in Anaheim on Sept. England, and the running attack Memorial donations may be hiscareer. HfeNhas accumulated sas City and Cincinnati lose. picked him up on waivers. The Rams. 10-5, hope to win their 14. Everett was not yet property of also totaled 198 yards a week made to a charity of the donor’s the Rams and Montana was home earlier against the New York Jets. 6,90lrgoingj^nto t ^ final game of his The Seahawks have won four “ They have some weapons,” choice. ninth NFC Western Division title straight after losing four straight to One weapon the Packers won’t SANTA SALE since 1970. The 49ers. 9-5-1, are preparing to enter a hospital forthe Against Miami. Dickerson was fourth pro s^asSn. There will be two NFL games get back into the race. have is wide receiver James shooting for their seventh in that back surgery which forced him to the only running back to carry the Saturday, Seattle at Denver and Denver’s main goal in the game, Lofton, who was suspended by Stella Pllska span and their fourth in six years. miss eight games. ball, 28 times for 124 yards. A week Green Bay at the New York Giants. which wiil be televised nationally Coach Forrest Gregg on Thursday But the NFL rivalry dating back Tonight’s loser will enter the earlier. Redden had a 41-yard Steila Pliska. 86. of the Broad Sunday’s games are Atlanta at by NBC. will be to keep in the after the nine-year veteran was to 1950 and covering 73 games playoffs as a wild-card team and go touchdown run and 50 of the team’s Brook section of Windsor, died Detroit; Buffalo at Houston; Kan­ running for the home-field advan­ arrested and accused of sexually 20% OFF ALL becomes secondary, according to to Washington for a Dec. 28 game 206 yards rushing in a 29-10 victory Wednesday at Mount Sinai Hospi­ sas City at Pittsburgh; New Or­ tage throughout the playoffs. The assualting a woman. He was San Francisco Coach Bill Walsh. against the Redskins. over Dallas. tal. Hartford. She was the mother of leans at Minnesota; the New York Broncos, 11-4, could get it if they released on $10,000 bail pending “ We’re maxed out now, playing “ We'll go out and play Friday “ He’s done very well for us, both Stanley Pliska Jr. of Manchester. Jets at Cincinnati; San Diego at win and Cleveland loses to San formal charges next week. She is also survived by Walter * SWEATERS — Crewnecks, V-necks, Cardigans and with our foot to the floor, so to night and then keep on playing until as a runner and a receiver.” Pliska of South Windsor; five Vests (by Byford, Lord Jeff & Ryan Lannigan) daughters, Josephine Barnes of Windsor Locks, Helen Dubiel of East Hartford, Genevieve Kubis of * LONG SLEEVE SPORTS SHIRTS — North Stars ready to make a break South Windsor, Mary Walker of Rugbys, Velours, Flannels, Twills and Turtlenecks (by Rockville and Patricia Brennan of has six goals and five assists in four the Broad Brook section of Wind­ Sero, Cross Creek, Royal British Tailors, Holbrook, Parker By Barry Wllner he was gone but, obviously, it’s like The Associated Press Edmonton losing Gretzky. He games. “ Tonight we wanted to keep sor; IS grandchildren; and seven & Vienna) it going. We want todictate the style great-grandchildren. means that much to us. He kills NHL Roundup The Minnesota North Stars penalties, he’s on the power play, he of play early and get other teams "The funeral will be Saturday at upset about being down two or three 9:15 a.m. from the J.M. Bassinger * TROUSERS — in flannel, corduroy, khaki and climbed to first place in their settled things down and he’s always division without their key player. on the puck. You can’t say enough goals.” Funeral Home. 37 Gardner St., In other games, it was Hartford 6. Islanders Coach Terry Simpson gabardine Now. with Neal Broten back in the about the guy.” East Windsor, with a mass of Boston 5; Philadelphia 9. the New was upset. Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. lineup, they might be ready to Broten couldn’t say enough about York Islanders 4 and Calgary 6. Minnesota’s streak against “ We weren’t prepared to play Catherine’s Church. Burial will be — in suede, '’leather and break the Norris Division race wide Quebec 2. * WINTER JACKETS Toronto. this game,” he admitted. “ It’s my in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, open. Minnesota won it when Brian responsibility as well as the team’s. cotton (by Robert Stock, Mirage, and Mighty Mac) Broten made a triumphant return “ We’ve got a psychological edge i Bloomfield. Calling hours are today MacLellan passed from behind the We started out poorly and that’s not Thursday night from a 20-game but the big thing is that they’re from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Leafs net to Broten. who redirected the way to play here. It’s very hard layoff with a dislocated shoulder by probably psyched out more by it Memorial donations may be * WINTER COATS — Topcoats, Car Coats and Rain the puck past goaltender Ken to catch up in this building. made to the East Windsor Ambu­ scoring the winning goal 2:10 into than we are.” he said. “ They’ve got Wregget. 9 lance Association, or to St. Cathe­ Coats (by Zero King, London Fog and our own label) overtime as Minnesota edged To­ the disease. They tied it up in the “ I felt sluggish.” Broten said. Flames 6, Nordlques 2 rine’s Church. ronto 6-5. The North Stars are 12-0-1 third period, but they’ve got it in the "It’ll take me a while to get used to Joe Mullen’s two goals in the first back of their minds. 'Hey, we * — in camel hair, Harris tweed. against Toronto since last losing to the brace. I didn’t feel as coordi­ 9:14 helped Calgary to a 4-0 lead and SPORT JACKETS the Maple Leafs on Feb, 27. 1985. haven't beaten these guys in so nated turning as I should. I was the Flames coasted to victory. Blazers and Shetland Wools (by Hart, Schaffner & Marx, “ He’s the heart and soul of our long.' We’re confident when we hesitant the first few shifts but the Carey Wilson, Steve Bozek, Jamie Wind leads team,” Coach Lome Henning said play them” shoulder feels good now. I didn’t Macoun and Jim Peplinski each Austin Reed, and our own label) The win moved the North Stars of Broten. who in 1984-85 became hurt it at all.” added a goal for Calgary, while the first American-bom player to one point ahead of St. Louis in the Brian Bellows and Dirk Graham Alain Cote and Brent Ashton scored . to outages * SUITS — in wool and wool blends (by Hart, Schaffner score 100 points in a season. “ He's Norris Division race. The two scored shorthanded goals, Dino for the Nordiques. an outstanding hockey player. teams began the night tied for the Ciccarelli got his 30th goal of the Mullen scored his first goal 5:34 & Marx, Austin Reed, Christian Dior, and our own label) lead, but the Blues managed only a Continued from page 1 "He makes things happen. The season and Brian Lawton and Willi into the game, taking a pass from other guys picked up the slack when 3-3 tie with Winnipeg. Plett also scored for the North Brian Bradley and putting the puck All told, electricity was cut off to Stars. over goalie Clint Malarchuk. about 7,800 customers of Connecti­ * MERONA SPORTSWEAR Gary Leeman had two goals and Just 57 seconds later, Wilson, cut Light & Power Co, early today Russ Courtnall, Tom Fergus and Hakan Loob and Peplinski swept as winds, gusting up to 50 miles per Wendel Clark one each for Toronto. into the Quebec zone and. on a hour, blew trees onto power lines SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS — It was the Leafs’ third straight give-and-go, Wilson was free to put around the state, the utility com­ Weeknights until 9:00 / Saturdays & Christmas Eve until 5:30 overtime game. They beat Pitts­ the puck past Malarchuk. Peplins- pany said. Sunday 12-5 Rangers get Froese burgh earlier in the week and lost to ki’sassist was his 300th NHL career 6 ” It started about 5 this morning New Jersey on Wednesday in point. 6 and may have tapered off around sudden death. Blues 3, Jets 3 8.” said Jeff Kotkin, a spokesman NEW YORK (AP) — The New I’m going to a team that wants me.” for the power company. York Rangers obtained Philadel­ Froese said he expects to share Flyers 9, Islanders 4 Dale Hawerchuk, who scored in "W e’ve got outages all over the phia goaltender Bob Froese Thurs goaltending duties in New York Tim Kerr and Dave Poulin the first period, set up Brian system. Most of them are day in exchange for defenseman with John Vanbiesbrouk. collected hat tricks for the Flyers, Mullen’s goal with 4:50 remaining scattered.” 0eG emmis Kjell Samuelsson and a second- “ 1 talked with ((Seneral Man­ who were outshol 38-25 but still in regulation play, then got the A single circuit was cut in the d of Glastonbury round draft pick in 1989. ager) Phil Esposito today and he craised to victory The win evened tying goal a minute later for Windsor-East Granby area knock­ Froese tied for the NHL lead in said there’s no need to bum out one Philadelphia’s lifetime record with Winnipeg. Hawerchuk. the Jets’ ing out power to 3,100 customers, victories last season, but lost his guy.” he said. “ It’snotgoingtobea the Islanders at 38-38-13. leading scorer, got his 20th and 21st Kitkin said In Manchester, about starting job this season to rookie one-quarterback situation.” The Flyers blitzed Islanders goals of the season as Winnipeg 2,000 customers were out while a 2450 MAIN STREET Last season, Froese led the NHL starting goalie Billy Smith for three ended a six-game losing streak. iDur’mgSufncIdSavg MERRY Ron Hextall. He has played in only total of about 3,000 were out in three games this season, with a 2.67 in goals against average, save goals on their first four shots of the Mark Reeds had two goals for the AP photo CHRISTMAS percentage and shutouts. His 31 Stamford. West Hartford, Bloom­ 1 RcmodcImR Of GLASTONBURY goals against average. game as Poulin scored at 2:53, Kerr Blues. Philadelphia's Pelle Ekiund stands over New York field and Meriden. Kotkin said. “ I’m very excited (about the victories tied Vanbiesbrouck for backhanded Mark Howe’s shot past . “ It was no time to play defensive Kotkin said the utility received TO trade)Froese said in a telephone the league lead. Smith at 3:15 and Kerr scored hockey.“ Hawerchuk said. “ When Islander defenseman Randy Boyd, whom Ekiund w e'll 203-633-5203 reported wind gusts of 50 mph in I ALU! interview. “ I'm glad the last couple Samuelsson has two goals and six again, redirecting Poulin’s shot you get a chance like that you have knocked to the ice in first-period action Thursday night at Madison where more than 1,000 'Marked With Free AM EXP.: M/C; VISA; AND DEGEMMIS CHARGE of months are behind me and that assists in 30 games this season. past Smith, at 6:04. to take advantage of it. Hopefully the Spectrum in Philadelphia. The Flyers bounced the “ A lot of games are won in the now we’ll get going and get back in customers were without power Parking. HONORED I Islanders, 9-4. I before 8am. The National Weather X first 10 minutes,” said Poulin, who gear.” Service reported gusts of 35 mph in Hartford and Bridgeport. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 19. 1986 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday Dec 19. 1986 Howser plans to manage Sikma sensational for Bucks

been through. If my health falters a By Doug Tucker One week after the All-Star “Tonight, we had three really Sparrow.who had given them their bit. you’re going to see me back off By Dick Brlnster The Associated Press Game, he underwent a three-hour good runs and that's why we looked last lead with 12 seconds left, was operation in which doctors disco­ a little.” The Associated Press ; NBA Roundup so good." Los Angeles (^oach Riley blocked out of bounds by Buck .*.4 . KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Dick vered a malignant, golf ball-sized Asked his future plans. Howser Williams. The inbounds pass then ’ 4 ft While steady Jack Sikma hasn’t said. Howser. declaring that “every day tumor on the left front of the hrain. looked at his watch. “ When the Lakers get runs like was tipped away by Kevin is a fight." says two operations for a Fearing they might damage, “ What’s next for me? This been called sensational ordevastat- *l A ' . ' l ing very often in his 10-year NBA second half," Nelson said. “ We had that, you can just circle the McKenna. nnalignant brain tumor have not healthy brain tissue, surgeons afternoon,” he said. “ I ’m serious. New Jersey, 5-19, got a career- career. Milwaukee Coach Don totakeittothem.They (theHawks) wagons,” Portland’s Jim Paxson changed his plans about managing removed only part of the tumor. It’s 1:30 now. What’s next for me is high 29 points from Tony Brown, Nelson couldn’t find any better were the aggressor in the first half, said. the Kansas City Royals next year. Then, in an experimental opera­ going home, taking the dogs outfor Magic Johnson.had 17 points and while Williams added 17 and 16 words to describe the 6-foot-II and that kind of surprised me.” "It will be Dick Howser’s deci­ tion two weeks ago in Los Angeles, a walk, feeding them. People talk 18 assists, and Kareem Abdul- rebounds, and Jeff Turner had 17. center’s play this season. Atlanta got 22 points from Glenn sion.” he said Thursday in a news cancer-killing cells were injected about three months from now, or Jabbar had 18 points and 14 Patrick Ewing scored 25 points. Bill “ Jack Sikma has been sensa­ Rivers. Randy Wittman added 18 conference. “ But I don’t want to put into the area. six months from now. But who rebounds for the Lakers. Steve Cartwright added 23'and Gerald tional all year,” Nelson said after and Dominique Wilkins 17. myself in a position where I “ It’s really something to have knows? We don’t know about next Johnson had 24 points and Clyde Wilkins 21 forthe Knicks, who fell to Simka scored 11 of his 18 points in jeopardize my health. What that thing looking you right be­ Wednesday. Nobody does. Bulls 97, Pacers 88 Drexler added 21 for Portland, 5-20 and lost for the 16th time in the happens if Dick Howser can’t tween the eyes and knowing that if the final period Thursday night to “ Next season is a long way away. For the 10th time in 11 games. which lost for only the second time last 18 games against the Nets. manage?. You know what they’ll you don’t come out of this opera­ lead the Bucks to a 104-95 victory But I think m y chances (of Michael Jordan broke the 40-point in the last 10 games. do. They’ll bring somebody else in. tion. things are going to he pretty over the Atlanta Hawks. Sonics 114, Rockets 100 managing) are good. I love this barrier, scoring 14 of his 41 pointsas But I feel like I can do it. I feel I can bad.” Howser said. “ Now that he’s shooting, passing, Bullets 128, Warriors 110 Dale Ellis scored 33 points, organization and I love baseball. Chicago came from behind in the do the job.” Royals officials said before the rebounding, doing all the things Moses Malone scored 37 points including 12 in the fourth quarter, But if something goes wrong — and fourth quarter. news conference there would be no that a good center should do, he can ' and Te rry Catledge added a season- as Seattle held off a late Houston Howser, 50. wore a golf cap over I don’t want to be fatal like that. I “ In the fourth quarter. Doug discussion of medical details. be devastating for us,” Nelson said. high 29 for Washington, which took rally. his shaved head and looked much don’t think anything is going to go switched me to small forward, “ Every day is a fight. It’s not And Sikma. who had eight control by outscoring Golden State Tom Chambers scored 26 points thinner than when he guided the wrong.” which gave me the advantage on fun.” Howser said. “ It’s still rebounds, got plenty of help from 13-5 early in the second period. The for the Sonics, while Xavier M cDa­ Royals to the 1985 World Series Howser said his actions are not the offensive end,” Jordan said of day-to-day with me. Some of the Terry Cummings, who also had Warriors made just 5of 21 from the niel added 21, Lewis Lloyd led title. In his first meeting with restricted. Coach Doug Collins. “ I was looking reporters since falling ill last reports I don’t know about. I don’t eight boards and 32 points. for my shot a little more and looking floor in the quarter and were never Houston with 22 points, Ralph summer, he said he had received want to know about. Some of the “There’s nothing I can’t do,” he But it was Sikma who broke a for the drive. a factor thereafter. Sampson added 18. and Rodney more than 14.000 cards and letters reports were good. I ’m sure some said, “ I ’m on my own. I ’ve got a 95-95 tie with 1:20 left when he Making nine of 15 shots from the “ He has to be the ninth wonder of McCray ,17. from throughout the world. were real bad.” little medication I ’m taking, but I scored on a layup and made a free field and all 16 of their free throws the world,” Golden State Coach The Sonics jumped to a 22-11 lead throw to put Milwaukee ahead for behind 11 first-quarter points by " It ’s amazing how many friends Howser said he feels good and is do feel very strong. We’ve got 30 ' '' 4!»‘ > V ’ in the fourth quarter, the Bulls George Karl said of Malone. “ Wilt I V ? I you have.” said Howser, flanked by planning to be with the Royals when exhibition games next spring. I'll ■ J iM fO ’Jf good. outscored Indiana 34-18. The Pac­ (Chamberlain) is the eighth. The Alton Lister. Lister finished the his wife, mother-in-law and Royals they open spring training. Mike be honest with you. If I can’t makea •A Elsewhere, it was Chicago 97. ers' who led most of the night, way Moses can play every minute game with 18 points and a game- General Manager John Schuerholz. Ferraro. Howser’s third-base trip, I may not make a trip. But that < ••‘V. Indiana 88; New Jersey 94. New finished with their lowest point total of every game and not foul out is high 16 rebounds. ‘Tve heard from everybody from coach, served as interim manager doesn’t mean I’m slacking off.” York 93; Los Angeles Lakers 131, of the season, hitting on only 8 of 22 impressive.” Houston center Akeem 01a- the commissioner of baseball to the for the rest of the 1986 season but Asked if he planned to appear at N. Portland 115; Washington 128, from the field in the last period. E ric Floyd led Golden State, juwon and Sonics reserve center people who mop the floors at night. has been replaced on the staff by 1 Golden State 110: Sacramento 117. which had won three straight road dem on Johnson were ejected for E the Royals’ awards dinner in The Pacers were led by Chuck It’s really thrilling.” Billy Gardner, former Minnesota January, Howser said, “ That’s a AP photo Los Angeles Clippers 113. and Person with 17 points, while John games, with 28 points while flu- fighting with 11:37 remaining. Two days after managing the manager. month away. I hope to be there. I ’d Seattle 114, Houston 100. Long and Wayman Tisdale had 14 bitten Joe Barry Carroll had 20. Neither was hurt. American League to victory in last “My health is right here.” like to say. ‘Yes. I ’ll be there.’ But I Two weeks after a second operation for City on Thursday. The 50-year-oid “ It’s not like it has happened the each. Chicago’s John Paxson had 13 Jeff Malone added 20 points for Kings 117, Clippers 113 July’s All-Star Game, Howser, who Howser said, holding his hand high last two games.” Sikma said. “ I ’ve the Bullets. can’t. I want to be there, certainly. Howser he’s points, and Charles Oakley had 12. Reggie Theus scored 26 points had seemed confused at times and over his head. Lowering his hand to a maiignant brain tumor, Kansas City said planning on managing, felt more comfortable the last three I ’ve received trophies two years in Lakers 131, Blazers 115 Nets 94, Knicks 93 and Derek Smith added 20 as was suffering from bad headaches, his waist, he added. “ The rest of me a row and I ’d like to get another one manager Dick Howser speaks to the "but I’m not taking anything for weeks. The coaches have been Leon Wood’s 18-foot jum p short visiting Sacramento broke a four- was examined by doctors. is right here. You know what I ’ve this year.” media at a news conference in Kansas granted." preaching to me to be more Getting 27 points from Byron aggressive and that’s what I ’ve Scott and 26 from A C. Green, Los with six seconds gave New Jersey game losing streak. AP photo The defeat was the Clippers’ tried to do.” Angeles beat Portland for the 10th only its second road victory in 14 C fourth straight. their 16th in the last More physical play proved to be straight time at the Forum. games this season and extended Milwaukee’s Jack Sikma (43) and Atlanta’s Doc Rivers 17 games, and their 4-19 record is the key to Milwaukee’s comeback The Lakers took command in the New York’s losing streak to seven (25) clash for a rebound in NBA action Thursday night in third quarter. After trailing 60-.59. games. the worst in the NBA. from a 52-43 halftime deficit. Mike Woodson paced the Clippers Miiwaukee. The Bucks, behind Sikma, beat the Hawks, “ We just came out out of the Los Angeles reeled off 10 consecu­ New York had another chance to SCOREBOARD tive points. take the lead, but a layup by Rory with 28 points. 104-95. locker room aggressive in the

8:15 (pp). 10, Phllaelphla, Dolg- neault 1 (Hospodar, SInIsalo), 17:26. Nat8 94. Knlck8 93 Thursday’s college hoop scores Morris makes offer Penalties— Potvin, N Y (tripping), 3:12; H ockey Dalgneault, Phi (hooking). 6:54; Curran, Basketball Scholastic N Y (hooking), 19:29. NEW JERSEY (94) EAST Third Period— 11, Philadelphia, Kerr 26 Turner 8-12 1-2 17, Williams 612 96 17, Howard 84, Jersey City St. 68 Yanks ‘can’t refuse’ (Zezel, Crossman), 1:30. 12, Phllodelphia, Bailey 910 4-7 14, Brown 9-17 11-14 29, Marsholl 90, Florida A&M 85 Poulin 10, 5:00, 13, New York, Potvin 9 Washington 1-204)2, Coleman 2-304)4, Wood Did Westburv 72, York, N.Y. 51 NHL standings (Trottler, Jonsson), 8:28. Penoltles— D. NBA standings 3-51-28, McKenna 1-61-23, (WmnlonOOOOO. Queens Coll. 88, Mercy hurst 75 Assumption hoys Bv Fred Goodall the Yankees, their chances of Sutter, N Y, double minor, served by Bossen Totals396923-3394. St. Thomas Aaulnas 77, Dominican 69 success next year would be so The Assumption Junior High boys' The Associated Press (high-sticking), 4:24; Brown, Phi, mlnor- EASTERN CDNFERENCE NEW YORK (f3) SDUTH strong that he was willing to WALES CONFERENCE malor-game misconduct, served by Oldham 0 1 0410, Orr 3604)6, Ewing 1016 Auburn 89, Augusta 66 varsity basketball team won Its fourth Altontlc Division straight game Thursday by defeating commit himself to the Yankees for Potritk Division Mellonbv (high-sticking, speorlng),4:24; B. W L Pet. DB 911 25, Sparrow 6704) 8, Wilkins 9-1934 21, Bellarmlne 82, Kentucky St. 75 TAMPA. Fla — Free-agent Jack W L T Pts O F OA Sutter, N Y (roughing), 8:08; Marsh, Phi Cartwright 613 11-12 23, Tucker 16 04) 2, BIrm.-Southern 69, Chris. Newport 66 St. Christopher's, 30-27. Luke Reilly led just one year, rather than having Boston 16 7 .696 — the Warriors with 21 points. Tom Wolk Morris and his representative, Dick Phllodelphlo 23 7 2 48 141 80 (roughing), 8:08; Hextall, Phi, served by Phllodelphia 13 10 .565 3 Henderson 2604)4, Thornton 2-2004, Totals Briar Cliff 92, Midland Lutheran 82 the Yankees commit themselves to N Y Islondors 17 13 2 38 124 114 Tocchet (roughing), 8:08; D. Sutter, NY 37-7819-2793. Centenary 80, Samford 76 and Phil Morlartv played well for Moss, arrived in town with an offer Washington 11 12 .478 5 Assumption. The junior varsity olso Pittsburgh 15 12 4 34 117 106 (Interference), 10:25; Flotlev, NY, NewJersev 5 19 .206 ll'/j Now Jorsoy 23 26 22 21— 64 Chevney St. 93, St. Thomas, Fla. 83 they think New York Yankees him for just one year,” Moss said. NewJersev 15 14 2 32 119 137 double minor, served by Konroyd (rough­ New YOlK 17 26 2S 25-93 won, 23-21. Jay Corongelo and Jed The session at the Bay Harbor New York 5 20 . 200 12 Prilllon had 12 and five points, respec­ owner George Steinbrenner will N Y Rangers 11 14 6 28 123 129 ing), 13:23; Hospodar, Phi (roughing), Central Division Thre6 P0lnt goals— Wood. Fouled out— Inn, which is owned by Stein­ Washington 10 16 6 26 95 124 13:23; Hextall, Phi, double mlnor- Bailey. Rebounds— New Jersey 45 (Willi­ tively. Both the varsity and JV teams find hard to refuse. Atlanta 18 6 .790 — are 46. Adams Division mlsconduct, served by Tocchet ond Milwaukee 17 8 .680 I'/s ams 16), New York 49 (Ewing 13). Today, they could find out if it brenner, created one of the most Hartford 16 9 4 36 102 94 Mellanbv (high-sticking). 15:20. Detroit 12 8 .600 4 Assists— New Jersey 26 (Washington 7), Transactions interesting scenarios in free-agent Boston 16 12 4 36 115 101 was irresistible enough to put Chicago 12 11 .522 5'/3 New York 18 (Wilkins 5). Total tools— tiling JV bargaining history. Montreal 16 13 4 36 115 106 Shots on goal— N.Y. Islanders 8-12-18— 38. Indiana 11 13 .458 7 New Jersey 27, New York 25. Morris in Yankee pinstripes for Quebec 14 16 4 32 118 108 Phllodelphia 11-9-5— 25. Clevelond 10 12 .455 7 Technicals— New Jersey Illegal de­ The tiling Junior High lunlor vorsity 1987. It was Moss who successfully Buffalo 6 21 4 16 97 126 Power-play Dpportunitles— N.Y. Island­ WESTERN CDNFERENCE fense; NewJerseylllegaldefense.A— 9,978. BASEBALL basketball team opened Its season argued the 1975 Andy Messersmith CAMPBELL CONFERENCE ers 3 of 6; Phllodelphia 1 of 5. Midwest Division American League Thursday with a 46-34 victory over “ Dick Moss is a supreme sales­ decision that essentially created Norris Division Goalies— N.Y. Islonders, Smith (15 Dollos 15 8 .652 — CHICAGO W H ITE SOX— Sent Bruce RHAM. Leading the wav for llllng was man. Everything he brings to me is Minnesota 14 14 3 31 129 124 shots-9 saves), Hrudev (5:24 second. 10-7). Utah 14 8 .636 Vz Tanner, pitcher, to the Oakland A's to Gordon Hamilton with 15 points and free agency, and Steinbrenner was St. Louis 12 13 6 30 101 113 Philadelphia. Hextall (38-34). Denver 11 13 .458 4'/} complete an earlier trode. Dwayne Goldston had eight points. Also a can’t refuse proposal,” Stein­ the first owner to take advantage of Toronto 12 15 4 28 105 112 BullsBT. Pacers B8 CLEVELAND INDIANS-Sent Bryan A— 17,222. Houston 9 13 .409 SVi playing well for the Rams were Kevin brenner said Thursday after learn­ the system Detroit 11 14 5 27 93 105 Referee— Ron Fournier. Linesmen— San Antonio 7 16 .304 8 Oelkers, Curt Wardle, Don Schulze and Martinez, Paul Milton, BUI Schnelde- Chicago 9 17 6 24 107 137 ing Morris, the winningest pitcher There has been a free-agent Gord Broseker, John D'Amico. Sacramento 7 17 .2W 8'/j CHICA(3D (97) Jose Roman, pitchers, to Buffalo of the man, and Matt Miner. Smyttie Division Pacific Division American Association. of the 1980s. is willing to sign with freeze over the past year, with none Edmonton 21 11 1 43 149 115 Banks 1-2062, Brown 2-4 2-36, Wolters 1-3 TE X A S RANGERS— Signed Mike Jef- L A. Lakers 18 5 . 783 — 06 2, Jordan 192711-1241, Paxson 69 9513, New York for one year and let an of the prominent ones changing Calgary 19 13 1 39 129 121 Golden State 14 10 .583 4'/} tcoat, pitcher, to a one-year contract, and Rennet JV girls Winnipeg 15 14 3 33 109 112 North Stars 6. Maple Leafs S (Jaklev 6114612, Corzine 16002, Cureton 1-2 assigned him to their Oklahoma City of the arbitrator decide his salary. teams or getting any outside offers. Portland 15 11 .577 41/3 062, Colter24446, Turner243-37, SellersM The Bennet Junior High lunlor varsity Los Angeles 14 17 2 30 136 140 Seattle 12 10 .545 5'/3 Americon Association. “ He (Moss) thinks it’s a can’t The players’ union has protested Vancouver 9 20 3 21 107 127 062. Totals367429-3397. National League girls basketball team last to East Minnesota 1 3 1 1—6 Phoenix 12 12 .900 6'/3 Hartford Middle School, 18-14, Thurs­ refuse offer.” the Yankees owner the action, filing a charge of Thursday's Domes L A. Clippers 4 19 .174 14 SAN DIE(30 PADRES— Announced that Hartford 6, Boston 5 Toronto 1 2 2 0—5 INDIANA (88) day. Bennet's record now Is 0-2. added. “ I ’m just going to have to First Period— 1, Minnesota, Bellows 7 Thursday's Gomes Graig Nettles, third baseman, and Dave collusion against the owners. Phllodelphlo 9, N Y. Islanders 4 Person 7-14 34 17, Williams 914 2-2 12, LaPoint, pitcher, will not be offered Marianne Loto had 6 points and Kerl make the judgement myself on the ( Roberts), 2:43 (sh). 2, Toronto, Courtnoll 3, New Jersey 94, New York 93 Stipanovich 26064, Flem lno463411, Long Watson added 3. Loto olso had 10 Kirk Gibson, who was a free Minnesota 6, Toronto 5, O T Chicago 97, Indiana 88 contracts forthe 1987 season. basis of what I ’m trying to do with Winnipeg 3, St. Louis 3, tie 11:34. Penalties— Maruk, Min (hooking), 615 2-214, Tisdale 7-140114, Richardson 97 rebounds. Also ploying well for Bennet agent last season, was not pursued :45; Brooke, Min (Interference), 14:14; Mllwoukee 104, Atlanta 95 American Association Calgary 6, Quebec 2 0610, Russell032-22, Anderson 1-22-24, Mocy BUFFALO BISONS— Signed Doug weree Amy Mlzoros and Stacy my ballclub.” Fergus, Tor, double minor (sloshing, Sacramento 117, L A. Clippers 113 02060.Totols 37-85161788. Franccollne. by any other teams and eventually Friday's Games L.A. Lakers 131, Portlond 115 Frobel, outfielder. Morris and Moss met with Montreal at Buffalo. 7:35 p.m. unsportsmanlike conduct), 15:03. re-signed with Detroit. Second Period— 3, Toronto, Leeman 8, Washington 128, Golden State 110 Chicago 20 17 26 34-97 BASKETBALL Steinbrenner for just over an hour. Washington at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Seattle 114, Houston 100 Notional Basketball Association Rennet JV boys “ I think he was very interested in Vancouver at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. ;16. 4, Minnesota, CIccarelll 30 (Lawton, Indiana 24 24 22 18-88 They also gave him several propos­ Hartsburg), 5:47. 5, Toronto, Fergus 14 Friday's Gomes Fouled out— Person. Rebounds— NBA— Fined Patrick Ewing, New York the proposal and I ’m confident that Saturday's Games Boston at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. center, $361X1 for fighting. Bennet Junior High lunlor varsity als the Minnesota Twins rejected Chlcogo at Boston, 7:05 p.m. (Thomas, Valve), 8:20. 6, Minnesota. Chicago 49 (Daklev 11), Indlono 46 (Person he will accept.” Moss said. Graham 14 (Maruk, Pryor), 15:59 (sh). 7, San Antonio at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 9). Assists— Chicago26 (Jordon6), Indlono MILWAUKEE BUCKS— Wolved Cedric boys' basketball team fell to East earlier this week. The one-year deal N Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7:05 Utoh at Clevelond, 8 p.m. Henderson, forward. Hartford, 69-46, Thursday. Jeff Ross had Morris said the proposal to^hllow p.m. Minnesota. Lawton 7 (Wilson, Moruk), 29 (Russell 6). Total fouls— Chicago 22, Horild photot by Tucker was not offered to the Twins. 18:05. Penalties— Wilson, Min (holding), Denver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Indiana 26. Technicals— Indiana NEW YORK KNICKS— Named Brad 15 points and Mike Mllazzo contributed an arbitrator decide his salary for Hartford of Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Seattle at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Greenberg assistant coach. 8 rebounds for the 1-1 Bears. Bennet's Steinbrenner said he would re­ Phllodelphlo at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. 2:51; McGill, To r (high sticking), 9:21; Coach Ramsay. A— 15,844. one year was not made to the Twins Roberts, Min (hooking), 14:33; Grohom. Houston at Portland, 10 p.m. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— Traded next game Is against llllng on Jon. 6, Cheney Tech’s Sharon Nix (20) looks for a passing lane view all of the packages and not St. Louis at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Saturday's Gomes Walter Berry, forward, ta the San 1987. Cheney Tech’s Shalene Westry (14) drives to the hoop because “ I feel my impact with the Buffalo at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Min (hooking), 19:55. rush into a decision. No more Third Period— 8, MInnesoto, Plett 5 Indiana at New York, 7:M p.m. Antonio Spurs for Kevin Duckworth, as she’s guarded by East Hampton’s Jen Higgins in their New York Yankees would be very New Jersey at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. San Antonio at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. center. and finds the Bellringers' Heidi Wolf (34) blocking her face-to-face meetings were sche­ Calgary at Voncouver, 8:05 p.m. (DePalma), 6:56. 9, Toronto, Leemon 9 much more positive than it would (Clork, Courtnoll), 9:10. TO, Toronto, Detroit at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Bucks 104.HawksBS FOOTBALL path Thursday night. Westry collected 12 points for COC game Thursday night at the Beavers’ gym. duled. but Moss said he expected to Los Angeles at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Clark 18 (Gill), 11:47 (pp). Penalties— Utah at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Notlonol Football League be for one year with the Minnesota Quebec at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. G R EEN B A Y PACKERS— Suspended next hear from the New York owner Sumkiv's Games Plett, Min, double minor (high-sticking, ATLANTA (9S) Football Cheney. The Bellringers won, 48-18. Twins.” slashing), 10:16; Valve, Tor (high- Boston at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Jomes Lofton, wide receiver. by noon today. The 31-year-old right-hander has St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Golden State at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Wilkins 7-17 24 17, Rivers 616 lO ll 22, HOCKEY sticking), 10:16. Rollins 610 06 12, Levlngston 36 2-3 8, If the Yankees can’t reach an Hartford ot N.Y. Rongers, 7:35 p.m. Dvertime— 11. MInnesoto, Broten 4 Washington at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Notional Hockey League said he will not negotiate any Quebec ot Winnipeg, 8:05 p m. Phoenix at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Wlttmon9-190618, Bottle362-58, Koncok2-3 HARTFORD WHALERS— Recalled agreement with Morris, whose (MacLellan. Bellows), 2:10. Penalties— 2- 26, Carr 1-206 2, Hastings 1-1062. Totals NFL standings further with the Tigers, who have Detroit at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Fergus, Tor (roughing), 1:36; Acton, Min Sunday's Gomes Shane Churla, left wing, from Blnghomton- career record is 144-94 in nine Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 308018-2595. ton of the Americon Hockey League. retained the right to re-sign him (roughing), 1:36, MILWAUKEE (104) East Hampton topples Cheney girls seasons with the Detroit Tigers. Whalers 6. Bruins 5 Shots on gool— Minnesota 8-10-13-2— 33. L.A. Lakers at Houston, 8 p.m. NEW YORK RANGERS— Traded Klell AMERICAN CONFERENCE through Jan. 8. The Tigers have Washington at Portland, 8 p.m. Cummings 13-21 66 32, Reynolds 1-5 06 2, Samuelsson, defenseman, and a second- Moss said he and his client will talk Toronto 10-12-9-1— 32. Sikma 7-114618, Pressey 3-109-1115, Hodges East offered Morris $1.25 million for Power-ploy Opportunities— MInnesoto Golden State at Seattle, 9 p.m. rounddraftchoice In 19e9tothePhlladelphla W L T Pet. P F PA to the Philadelphia Phillies or Hartford 3 2 1—6 3- 7 44 10, Sklles 06 06 0, Mokesk1 1-3Fivers 2-2 4, for Bob Froese, gooltender. Sent Gately was victorious. each of the next two seasons. 0 ot 3; Toronto 1 ot 6. Breuer 1-72-34, Plerce9119615, SmlthO-32-2 New England 10 5 0 .667 378 280 California Angels next. Boston 1 2 1— 5 Goalies— Minnesota, Tokko (32 shots-27 Bob Crawford, forward, to New Haven of V-N.Y. Jets 10 5 0 .667 343 334 With three players hitting double Boys Swimming Morris and Moss went to Minne­ First Period— 1, Hartford, Jarvis 4 Bullets 128, W a rrrIo rsllO 2. Bradley 1-2 06 2. Totals 3980 3640104. ihe American Hockey League for a Miami 8 7 0 .533 403 371 “ We haven’t decided which one.” saves). Toronto, Wregget (33-27). two-week conditioning period. digits East Hampton High topped sota Tuesday in hopes of signing a (MacDermId, Tippett), 4:09. 2, Hertford, A— 15,793. Buffalo 4 11 0 .267 280 332 H.S. Roundup Symedlev relay: 1. (M ), 1:58.44 2. Moss said Lawless 10 (Gavin), 6:09 (pp). 3, Boston, Atlanta 24 28 IS 2 8 - 9S SOCCER Indianapolis 2 13 0 .133 199 376 Cheney Tech. 48-18. in Charter Oak East trimmed new contract, but Twins vice Referee— Ron Hoggarth. WASHINGTDN (128) Milwaukee 27 16 32 29— 104 Malor Indoor Soccer League Morris said he is willing to Crowder 9 (Simmer, Larson), 11:27. 4, Central Conference girls’ basketball action *^200 free; 1. Connelly (M ), 2:08.84 , 2. president Andy MacPhail recom­ Horttord, Fronds 9 (Semenko, Samuels- Catledge 11-14 7-9 29, C. Jones 1-41-23, M. Three-point goals— Wilkins. Fouled out— WICHITA WINGS-SIgned John Bor- x-Clevelond 11 4 0 .733 344 293 MIDDLETOWN - The East sacrifice the long-term security Malone 13-21 11-13 37, J. Malone 9-17 2-2 20, Rivers. Rebounds— Atlanta 45 (Rollins 7), retto, goalkeeper, to a 10-dav controct. Thursday night at the Beavers’ Gately (EC) 3. White (M) „ ^ , mended to owner Carl Pohlad that son), 19:49. Penoltles— Larson, Bos Cincinnati 9 6 0 .600 357 373 Catholic High boys’ swim team lost 200 IM ; 1. Hawkins (M ), 2:26.28 , 2. sought by most free agents for a (hooking), 1:41; LInseman, Bos (trip­ Jeta 3. Blues 3 Whatley 3-5 1-1 7, Roundtield 1-2 1-2 3, Milwaukee 55 (Cummings, Sikma 8). Pittsburgh 6 9 0 .400 288 312 the team not accept Morris’ propos­ Williams 5-10 2-212, Cook 5-72-312, Adorns 1-5 Assist— Atlanta 20 (Rivers, WIttman 6), gym. its opening meet of the season Nett (EC) 3. McConnell (EC) one-year deal with New York ping), 4:43; MocDermId, Har (elbowing), Houston 4 11 0 .267 258 322 Dec. 29. when it visits Windham 50 free; 1. Grabski (E C ). 23.48 , 2. als for a two-, three- or four-year 6:30; Crowder, Bos (roughing), 11:53; 1- 23, BolO-1 (M)0, A. Jones 1-104)2. Totals5(L87 Mllwoukee 20 (Pressey 7). Total fouls— WMt Thursday night, bowing to Middle- because the Yankees are a con­ Winnipeg l 0 2 0— 3 28-36128. Atlanta 32, Milwaukee 23. Technicals— The Bellringers are now 1-2 for Tech. Klaarem (M) 3. Eyans (M) deal MacDermId, Har (roughing), 11:53; Klel- x-Denver 11 4 0 .733 362 286 town High School. 87-82. East’snext Dlylng: 1. Reischerl (E C ), 149.0polnts tender and he’s confident of his rrendorst, Hor, mlnor-malor (Instigator, St. Louis 1 2 0 0 -3 (3QLDEN STATE (110) Milwaukee Coach Nelson, Cummings, Rec basketbaU Kansas City 9 6 0 .600 334 307 the season while the Techmen. in Morris, who made close to Rrst Period— 1, St. Louis, Reeds 4 McDonald 6-10 04) 12, L. Smith 96 3-3 13, Atlanta Coach Frotello, Milwaukee Ille­ meet will be Monday at Windsor 2. (M) 3. Borlllo (EC) „ ability to win for them. fighting), 14:02; Miller, Bos, molor (fight­ Seattle 9 6 0 .600 325 277 their first year of varsity competi­ E A S T H A M P TO N (48) — Sherle 100 fly: 1. Hawkins (M ), 1:04.69, 2. $900,000 last season while going (Gllmour), :29. 2, Winnipeg, Hawerchuk Carroll9-182-220,Flovd9-1601028,Mullln03 gal defense. A— 11652. ModelrosOOO, Held! WolT 000, Michelle Locks High at 3:30 p.m. “ The rap has been that you can’t ing), 14:02; Semenko, Har (holding), 20 (MacLeon, Mullen), 17:56. 2- 4 2, BallardOII 1-1 11, WhlteheadO-41-21, L.A. Raiders 8 7 0 .533 299 316 tion. are now 0-2. McConnell (EC) 3. O' Donnell ^ , 21-8, had sought either a two-year 17:19. San Diego 4 11 0 .267 318 349 Dominski 4 2 10. Troev Dominski 5 1 11, Steve Grabski was a double 100 tree: 1. GrobskI (E C ), 52.88 , 2. give pitchers long-term guaranteed Penoltles— None. Teaglel-804)2, Moss2-5004, Hlaolns2-4468, Maureen Strickland netted a Jen Higgins 000, Maureen StrlcklondOO contract that would have paid him Second Period— 5, Hartford, Gavin 5 C, Smith 2-4 1-2 5, Washburn 2-5 OO 4.Totals Adults NATIONAL CONFERENCE winner for the Eagles (50 and 100 Kloorem (M) 3. Eyons (M) contracts because they’re not going (Lawless,Evason),2:45.6, Boston, Slmmer8 43-9422-30110. Kings 117,Cllpperc 113 East dozen points tolead the Bellringers. 12. Karev MocCbrmlck 1 0 2, Michelle 5(X) tree; 1. Connelly (M ), 6:12.43 2. the same as Los Angeles' Fernando (Crowder, Bouraue), 3:51. 7, Hartford, Second Period— 3, St. Louis, Federko 8 X-N.Y. Giants 13 2 0 .867 316 212 Bovie 3 0 6, Jen Kershener 0 0 0, Rochel free). Shaun Gately placed first in to come through amj be worth the (PaslowskI, Gllmour), 13:02 (pp). 4, St. Washington 30 32 35 31— 121 Standings; American — Paganl Cat­ She was supported by Tracy Martin (EC) 3. Higgins (M) , ^ „ Valenzuela — $1.85 trillion in 1987 McEwen 4, 13:13 (pp). 8, Boston,Simmer erers 56; Style 4-1; Manchester Cycle V-Washngtn 11 4 0 . 733 347 282 Todd 1 2 4. Amber Goulet 1 0 2, Arlyd the 100 backstroke, and Karl 100 back: 1. Gately (E C ), 1:09.85 2. money you give them,” Morris Louis, Reeds 5 (Meagher, Bourgeois). Golden State 28 22 31 29— no SACRAMENTQ (117) Dominski’s 11 markers and 10 from and $2.05 million in 1988 — or a 9 9 (Larson, Bouraue), 19:07. Penalties— 13:33. Penalties— Hawerchuk, Win (hook­ Three-point goals— Floyd 2. Fouled 3-2; Green Hordware 3-2; Manchester CTollOS 7 8 0 .467 336 313 Munez Oil. Totals 21 6 48. Reischerl was first in the diving to Abele (EC) 3. LaCombe (M) , . 9 Babych, Har (hooking), :08; Johnston, Bos Tyler 812 1-2 17, Thorpe 612 96 13, Phllodelpha 5 9 1 .367 242 291 C H E N E Y T E C H (18) — Vicky Ferrara said. “ I ’m willing to try to prove ing), 5.40; McBoln, Win (cross-checking), out— McDonald. Rebounds— Washington Police 2-3; Buffalo Water Tavern; 1-4 Michelle Dominski. Senior Shalene 100 breast: 1. Roberts (M ), 1:10.63 2. three-year pact at $1.8 million per (elbowing), 6:05; Quennevllle, Har (In­ Thompson 610 14 9, Smith 9-21 2-4 20, Gentle Touch Car Wash 1-4; pormal- St. Louis 3 11 1 * .233 197 334 0 0 0, Christie Leol 102, Shalene Westry 3 lead East. The 400 freestyle relay Frolick (M ) 3. Nett (E (:) that to be wrong.” terference), 8:46; Samuelsson,Har(hlgh- 11:25; Hughes, StL (hooking), 13:46. 60 (M. Malone 12), (3olden Stote 44 Theus 7-1012-14 26, Klelne 85 34 9, Johnson Central Westry collected 12 of Cheney s 18 6 12, Sharon NIxoOOO, KathyMorlortvO season or a four-year deal for $1.7 Third Period— 5, Winnipeg, Mullen 11 (L.SmIth 9). Assists— Washington 31 (J. Caaches 1-4. team consisting of Kevin Travis. 400 free reloy; 1. EC (Troyls, Martin, strlcklng), 9:27; Mllburv, Bos (high- 9101-111, Steppe24064,Olberdlng 1-3824, National — Sportsman Cafe 4-1; Irish x-Chlcogo 13 2 0 .867 328 177 markers, 0 0, Vicky Garbich 2 0 4, Eileen ZoblkOO Johnson, (Jately). 4:22.09 “ Jack feels that with regard to million each season. (Hawerchuk, MocLean), 15:10 (pp). 6, Malone 10), Golden State23 (Floyd9). Total Wilson 2-3064, Rogers 06060. Totals 45-90 Matt Martin. Dean Johnson, and sticking), 12:18; DIneen, Hor Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 21 (Marols), 16:10. fouls— Washington 23, Golden State 25. Insurance 4-1; Manchester Bar Associ­ Minnesota 8 7 0 .533 365 256 Chenev is now idle until Monday. 0 Totals 6 6 18 (roughing), 15:26; Kosper, Bos (rough­ 27-37117. ation 82; B.A. Club 82; Westown Detroit 5 10 0 .333 271 306 Penalties— Carlyle, Win (hooking), :54; Technical— Golden State Coach Karl 2 L.A. CLIPPERS (113) ing), 15:26. Bourgeois, StL, mlnor-misconduct (cross­ (elected). A— 11J19. Pharmacy 3-2; DIRosa Cleaners 2-3; Green Bay 4 11 0 .267 230 363 Third Period— 9, Horttord, DIneen 13 Cage 615 68 14, AAaxwell 815 83 21, Hose Co. 1-4; Smoke 0-5. Tampa Bay 2 13 0 .133 222 452 (Ferraro, Semenko), 3:28 (pp). 10, Boston, checking), 14:37; Neufeld, Win (rough­ Kempton 2-7 68 8, Woodson 12-24 46 28, WMt Simmer 10 (Middleton, Bouraue), 5:09 ing), 15:31; Boschman, Win (roughing), Valentlne9106514,Benlomln86826,Fields V-L.A. Rams 10 5 0 .667 295 243 20 :00. FBI actively involved in Gooden case (pp). 11, Boston, Crowder 10 (Simmer, SuperSonIca 114. Rockets 100 04 060, Huston 4-8 83 10, (tardon 87 1-1 8, V-San Fmese 9 5 1 .633 350 233 Overtime— None. Penalties— None. NImphlus 1-1062, White 1-1062. Totals4898 LInseman), 15:34 (pp) Penalties— Boutl- Shots on goal— Winnipeg 10-7-12-(7— 29. New Orleans 7 8 0 .467 271 254 n ller. Bos (hooking), 2:35; Murzvn, Har, 2636113. Volleyball Atlanta 6 8 1 .433 260 274 probe of tbe Gooden case at its own in the head and suffered a mild St, Louis 7-7-4-3— 21. HDUSTDN (100) Lloyds separated nounced for Gooden to appear at a major (fighting), 4:40; Miller. Bos, malor Sacramento 22 35 29 31— 117 Povrer-play Opportunities— Winnipeg 1 x-clinched division title TAMPA. Fla. (AP) — The FBI is initiative, not at the direction of the concussion (fighting), 4:40; MocDermId, Har, mlnor- McCray 97 7-8 17, Sampson 7-15 4-8 18, L.A. CllpiMrs 26 31 25 31— 113 y-clinched playoff berth investigating the arrest of New news conference this afternoon at malor (Instigator, fighting), 4:50; of 3; St. Louis 1 of 4. Olaluwon 3-10 95 11, Horris 2-4 04) 4, Thre6Polnt goals— Gordon. Fouledout— Justice Department. She said the Gooden was charged with battery Goalies— Winnipeg, Berthlume (21 shots- Friitay, Dec. 19 York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden the office of his agent. Jim Neader. Crowder, malor (fighting), 4:50; Lloyd 11-1904)22, Wiggins 1-704)X Petersen None. Rebounds— Sacramento 69 (Thorpe Los Angeles Ramsat San Franclsco,9p.m. FORT LAUDERDALE Fla stories especially from the F B I findings will be reviewed in on a police officer resisting arrest McCarthy, Bos (high-sticking), 11:00 18 saves). St. Louis, Wamsiev (29-26). 0-3 2-42. MInnIef Ield6-130-112, B. Johnson6-9 15), Los Angeles 51 (Cage 17). Assists— Rec Volleyhali English press, we both felt it to determine if his civil rights were in St Petersburg with violence, disorderly conduct (AP) — Chris Evert Lloyd has Attorneys have been meeting this Washington. Keans, Bos, served by Pedersen (delay of 0-112,AndersonO4)O4)0.Totals41-B718-27100. Sacramento 31 (Theus 14), Los Angeles 27 American Division — Insurer's def. Saturday, Dec. 20 was necessary to set the record violated during a brawl with police and careless driving A hospital- game), 12:49; Samuelsson, Hor (holding), (Volentine, Huston 7). Total fauls— Redwood Farms 15-8, 1910, 15-13; Green Bavat New York Giants, 12:30p.m. admitted she and her husband week in an effort to reach a Gooden. Sheffield and three oth­ 14:41. Flame8B,Nordlque82 S E A TTL E (114) S a cra m e n to 28, Los A ngeles 27. Watkins def. Ambulonce Service 15-11, John Lloyd have separated for straight” last weekend. ers were arrested after the pitcher administered blood-alcohol test Chambers 9-18 8-8 26, Mc(3anlel 7-117-9 21, Technicals— Wllsan, Thompson, Sacra­ settlement on the charges pending Shots on gool— Hartford 6-12-10— 28. 15-5,14-16; Six Packers def. Luigi's 15-7, O n v e r at Seattle, 4 p.m. the second time in their eight- She said the separation, like Larry Curtin, a spokesman for was stopped for a possible traffic showed Gooden had been drinking Boston 9-15^9— 33. Llster7-144-618, Ellls 12-226633, Young98(K) mento Illegal defense. A— 6,825. 191, 15-11. Standings: Insurers 20-4; against the Mets pitcher, but Rick Quebec o 2 0— 2 12. McMillan 0-204)0, C. Johnson (M) 04} 0, the couple's previous breakup in the Tampa office of the F B I said violation and allegedly fougbt with prior to the incident, but he has not Power-ploy Opportunities— Hertford 3 of Colgarv 4 l 1—6 Watkins 17-7; Redwood Farms 14-10; year marraige. verifying what Counts, of Neader Sports Manage­ 7; Boston 2 of 8. Williams 26 0-3 4,Schoene0-104)0,Totals Ambulance Service 11-13; Six Packers January 1984 "is a very amica­ Thursday he had-no indication of been charged with driving under First Period— 1, (^Igorv, Mullen 14 42-822932114. had been reported in London ment, said the news conference was police officers 6 Goalies— Hartford, Weeks (33 shots-28 (Bradley. Tonelll), 5:34. 2, COIgarv, Wilson 10-14; Luigis 624. how long the probe may take to the influence tabloids last month. ble one” Charles Ehrlich. Gooden's attor­ saves). Boston, Keans (28-22). 10 (Loob.PepllnskI),6:31.3. Calgary, Mullen Houston 23 29 23 29— 100 Lakers131.Trsilblazers115 National Division — A.B.A. Tool 8, complete not called to announce a The others arrested were Shef­ A— 12,119 15 (Bradley, Tonelll),9:14.4, Calgary, Bozek Seattle 31 29 31 23— 114 Die def. Buffalo Water 197,15-2,1614; Calendar Evert Lloyd told The Fort They plan to go in different compromise ney. has claimed police used Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Three-point gools— EIHs 3, Young 2. Elm ore Assoc, def. Econ. Electric 156, "We're going to do it as quickly as excessive force in taking Gooden field. 18: California Angels minor- 8 (Macoun), 14:35 (sh). Penalties— Moller, Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Houston 45 Lauderdale New and Sun- directions in 1987 "Dwight will make a statement Bob Hodges. Don Schochte. Due, double minor (roughing), 9:58; PORTLAND (IIS) 12-15; Alcar Auto def. Redwood Farms we can. but also we want to do a league player Vance Lovelace 23: (Olaluwon 8), Seattle 57 (Lister 16). 15-5, 194, 15-7; North Enders def. Sentinel Thursday that she and "Chrissie will continue to play about the situation.” Counts said, into custody. Police officials have Bullard, Cal, double minor (roughing, Assists— Houston 23 (MInnIefleld 12), Seot- Carr 911 8-918, Vandeweghe6134412, S. thorough job.” Curtin said Phillip Walker Jr , 23 and Derrick sloshlno), 9:58; Hunter, Cal (roughing), Johnson8146-924, Drexler 10190121, Porter Manch. Prop. Maintenance 1913, 4-15, TODAY her husband have been separ­ tennis” said Bob Kain. a adding that Gooden will not answer defended the use of force in the tle30 (Young 9). Total fouls— Houston 25, Gooden also reportedly is willing Pedro, 17. Flyers 9. Islanders 4 12:35; Engblom, Col (tripping), 16:01; 812066, Kersev9116514,Paxson7-138318, 156. Standings; A B A. Tool&Dle 22-2; Boys Basketball ated for the past three months representative of International questions pertaining to specifics of arrest, saying Gooden would not Vernon, Cal, served by Sheehy (delov of Seattlel8. Technicals— Olaluwon Jones01060. Holton062-22,Martln01060. North Enders 186; Elmore Assoclotlon Manchester at Windham, 7:30 to take a lie-detector test to show Gooden and Lovelace were (elected), C Johnson (elected). A— 7,696. but divorce isn’t being consi­ the case, "W e’re doing thisbecause cooperate with officers. game), 16:22. Totals 4895 27-33115. 17-7; Alcor Auto Parts 15-9; Economy Eost Hampton at Cheney Tech, 7:30 Management Group which that he is telling the truth about the former high school teammates at Electric 10-14; Manchester Property Bolton at Cromwell, 7:30 dered now Gooden who suffered minor N.Y. Islanders 2 1 1— 4 Second Period— 5, Quebec, Cote8 (Glllls), manages the Lloyds "John will there have been so many requests Tampa Hillsborough Another ex- Fhllodelpbla 4 3 3 -9 8:10. 6, Quebec, Ashton 17 (A.Stastny, L.A. LAKERS (131) Maintenance 1M4; Buffalo Woter Tav­ VInol Tech ot Coventry, 7:30 "It hasn’t been discussed.” incident injuries, and the others were P. Stostnv),9:(C (pp). 7, Calgary, Mocoun3 Green 1016 610 26, Worthy 614 82 14, ern 4-20; Redwood Raiders 624. Girls Basketball continue to pursue opportunities The New York Times reported for interviews” Hillsborough High player Floyd First Period— 1, Ph llodelphla, Poulln8 (R. she said Gary Sheffield who was also returning from a college basketball Sutter, Marsh), 2:53. 2, Phllodelphia, Kerr (Mocinnis, Brodley), 12:20. Penalties— Abdul-Jabbar 7-116518, E. Johnson 699717, Women's League — Tierney's def. WIndhom at Manchester, 7:30 outside of tennis from a Los today that Bob Gilder, the head of Youmans of the Montreal Expos 24 (Howe), 3:15 3, Phllodelphlo Kerr 25 Vernon, Col, served by Wilson (delay ot Scott 11-204427, Cooper91306 Locksmith Hair Studio 15-6, 15-8, 15-9; Berlin at Eost Catholic, 7 p.m She said the couple withheld arrested in the incident last Satur­ game in three separate cars late Radio, TV Coach's Corner def. Canine Holiday Angeles base” the local chapter of the N AACP said he played in a benefit softball (Poulin). 6:04 4, New York, DIneen 2 game), 3:31; PepllnskI, Cal, malor 10, Matthews 65 06 8, Rambis 34 06 6, an announcement because they day night, will attend the news Saturday night when an officer (Trottler, Gilbert), 8:03. 5, Phlldelphlo, (high-sticking), 8:23; MIddendorf, Que BrIckowskI 2-3 1-1 5. Totals 5695 2829131. Inne 15-2, 15-4, 15-13; B8.J Auto Repair SATURDAY The first separation was for said Gooden was willing tobe tested game with Gooden the day of the def. Main Pub 15-1, 156, 15-4; Hungry Beys Basketball hoped to resolve their conference He is Gooden’s nephew spotted Gooden's car swerving SInIsalo 8 (Dalgneault), 12:40 (pp). 6, (tripping), 10:59; Eagles, Que (holding), six months They reunited in if the police officers involved would arrest New York, LoFontolne 17 (Bossy, Boyd), 14:40. Portland 24 30 30 31— IIS Tiger def. Heritage Auto 1913, 156, East Catholic at South Catholic. 7:45 differences and is a highly regarded minor- toward another driven by Sheffield TDNIGHT 15-12; Lafayette Escadrille def. Wood­ July 1984 after the Erench Open do the same He said Go6den asked him to go 16:33 (pp) Penoltles— Curron, NY, mlnor- Third Period— 8, Calgary, PepllnskI 6, L.A. Lakers 31 26 40 34— 131 p.m. "We tried very hard to do this league player in the Milwaukee Witnesses said Gooden was molor (elbowing, fighting), 5:23; Brown, 5:40. Penalty— Quebec bench, served by 7:30 Celtics vs. 76ers, Channel 61, Threopoint goals— Drexler, Paxson, land Gardens 1913, 19-9, 1614. Stand­ Ice Hockey anti Wimbledon They were '■'He's willing to do anything, the basketball game "But 1 was WKHT in a private and dignified way beaten with nightsticks and flash­ mlnor-molor (Instigotor, fighting), 5:23; A. Stostnv (toomanvmenon lce),2:44. Scott. Fouled out— Abdul-Jabbar. ings: Coach's Corner 23-1; Woodland Manchester vs. Farmington (Hart­ married on April 17 1979. in including taking a lie-detector test, Brewers organization tired and decided to go to my girl Konroyd, NY (tripping), 11:20; Sinisolo, Phi Shots on goal— Quebec 7-9-7— 23. Calgary 8:00 Roms vs. 49ers, Channels 8, 40 Rebounds— Portland 53 (S. Johnson, Ker­ Gardens 19-5; Lafayette Escadrille 186; ford Arena), 9:45 p.m. said Evert Lloyd who w ill turn Deborah Burstion-Wade. a Jus­ lights after the scuffle started 8:30 MISL: Express vs. Sting, Canine Holiday Inne 13-11; B&J Auto Fort Lauderdale's St Anthony's to show he’s telling the truth.” friend’s place Lucky thing.” You­ (tripping). 14:48 9-12-9— 30. sey 10), Los Angeles 53 (Abdul-Jabbar Fairfield Prep vs. Eost Cothollc 32 Sunday "But unfortunately tice Department spokeswoman in Police said one officer was kicked Second Period— 7. Philadelphia, Power-play Opportunities— Quebec 1 ot6; SportsChannel 14). Assists— Portlond 24 (S. Johnson6), Los Repair 12-12; Hungry Tiger 12-12; (Bolton Ice Poloce), 9:15 p.m. Gilder told New York Newsday. 11:00 College football: Division l-AA due to some nasty and untnie Catholic Church in the groin and another was kicked mans said McCrImmon 4 (Carson), :35. 8, Phila­ Calgory 0 ot 2. Angeles 41 (E. Johnson 18). Total Tierney's 10-14; Heritage Auto Body Wrestling Meanwhile, plans were an­ Washington said the F B I began its (dalles— Quebec, Malarchuk (30 shots- chomplonship — Georgia Southern vs. 8-16; Locksmith Hair Studio 919; Main Monchester Invitational Tourna­ delphia, Poulin 9 (McCrImmon, Tocchet) Arkansos Stote, ESPN fouls— Portland 23, Los Angeles 24. A — 5:24.9, New York, Flotlev 11 (Boyd, Lelter), 24 soves). Colgarv, Vernon (23-21). 15,007. Pub 0-24. ment, 10 a.m. I t — MANCHKSTEft HERALD. Friday, Dec. 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 19. 1986 - 18 Sports in Brief Giants plan to blitz the Packers FOCUS/ Weekend MCC third In NJCAA hoop circles Bv Tom Conovon down and they are going to blitz you The Associated Press 8 !ot /fown." coM Manchester Community College men’s basketball team, which “ They blitz linebackers, secondary suffered its first loss last Saturday in the finals of the Key-Mart EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - guys, guys in the nickel. . I Tournament in Johnston, N.Y., nevertheless remained in the No. The New York Giants are looking “ It’s like school’s out early,” 0 3 slot in the Jatlonal Junior College Athletic Association Region for the home-field advantage Parcells added. “ Everybody runs XXI rankings released Thursday. throughout the playoffs and expect­ in a different direction.” Mattatuck, 5-0, is No. 1 in the poll and Mitchell College of New ing the Green Bay Packers to do one Sometimes that kind of confusion London, 9-0, is the No. 2 club. thing to prevent them from getting also can work for the offense. It — blitz, blitz, and blitz again. Tyrell Hartfield is the eighth leadiilg scorer, averaging 20.7 “ Any team that blitzes a lot gets points per game. The Giants, 13-2. can wrap up the into tendencies,” Giants center postseason homefield edge Satur­ Bart Oates said. “ If we can figure Sweeney contributed at Bridgton day by defeating the Packers, 4-11, out their tendencies and be alert to in the regular-season finale for both anticipate them, all Ilofus,thenwe NORTH BRIDGTON, Me. — Michael Sweeney, a product of the teams at Giants Stadium. can make some big plays.” East Catholic High School football program, was a key meml^r New York is riding an eight-game Despite all their blitzing, the of the Bridgton Academy football team this past fall at center on winning streak and has not lost a Packers have recorded just 26 offense. game at home all year, the only sacks this season, and former Bridgton, under first-year head coach Tom McCabe, posted a team in the NFL to do that this Packer and current Giants safety S-3 mark. season. A triumph will also set a Tom Flynn said blitzing occurred . team record for victories in a whenever the team got In trouble. Sweeney is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeney of 83 season. Kennedy Rd., Manchester. “ They said we were a zone team, The game also means much more but as soon as things got a little to New York, which is tied with the harried, they would come with the Whalers recall Shane Churla Chicago Bears for best record In the blitz from anywhere on the field. league but has a better conference We’d blitz and blitz and blitz,” HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers recalled rugged left record and therefore the inside Flynn said. wing Shane Churla from the team’s American Hockey League track on the homefield advantage. Saturday’s game will mark the affiliate in Binghamton, N.Y. All Green Bay will do after the return of Packers nose tackle Churla was in the Whaler lineup for Thursday night’s game game is pack their bags and think Charles Martin, who sat out a with the Bruins in Boston. about next year. two-game suspension forhis late hit on Bears’ quarterback Jim McMa­ Churla currently leads the AHL with 249 penalty minutes in 24 Still, Giants Coach Bill Parcells is hon. Green Coach Forrest Gregg games, including 16 penalty minutes in the Binghamton Whalers’ treating the Packers like the best 2-1 loss Wednesday night to the Hershey Bears. He also has one team in the league. said Martin would start. goal and five assists. “ I haven’t played against him E Churla, in his second year in the Whalers organization, was the “ They played very well against yet.” Giants fullback Maurice Chicago twice and they played very team’s second-round pick in the June 1985 draft. Carthon said. “ I’m sure everybody well against Washington.’’ Parcells is going to have their eyes open and said. “ They beat Tampa last week make sure nothing like that AP photo and they are physical.” happens. We’re not looking for Johnson ECAC player of week The Packers also blitz more than anything like that to go.” New York’s Leonard Marshall (right) sacks St. Louis CENTERVILLE, Mass. — University of Hartford forward any team in the league, according The Packers will be without wide quarterback Neii Lomax in their NFL game iast Sunday at Vince Johnson was the ECAC North player of the week for the to Parcells and that’s another receiver James Lofton, who was Giants’ Stadium. The Giants sacked Lomax nine times in week ending Dec. 13. Johnson scored a career-high 18 points in a reason to worry. suspended by Gregg Thursday a 27-7 win. New York hosts Green Bay on Saturday, “ They are going to blitz you some after the nine-year veteran was C 79-73 win over Fordham. Johnson also snared 18 rebounds, added on first down. They are going to arrested and accused of sexually iooking to ciinch the home field advantage throughout four assists and blocked three shots as the Hawks went 3-0 for the blitz you all the time on second assualting a woman. the NFC playoffs. week. Roman retains super flyweight title Auburn plays big In easy triumph The toy aisle at Fairway Department BANGKOK, Thailand — Gilberto Roman of Mexico retained his World Boxing Council super flyweight crown today with a Store reflects the season’s hottest unanimous 12-round decision over Kongtoranee Payakarun of Bv The Associated Press points. Mike Jones had 16 and Chris Senior guard Bob Capener scored sellers. Thailand. Morris and Johnny Lynn each 20 points and led a balanced scoring Haratd photo by Pinto The judges scored the fight 116-114,115-113 and 114-113 in favor Big bruisers like Charles Barkley NCAA Hoop scored 15. Moore finished with 10. attack as Brigham Young beat of Rman. and Chuck Person are long gone Jeff Hodson scored IS points, intrastate rival Weber State 84-69. Roman’s persistent left jabs, expert footwork and ring strategy from Auburn. Still, the No. 6 Tigers including three three-point shots, The visiting Cougars broke open the took their toll on Kongtoranee. are doing just fine up front. for Augusta. 2-4. game with an 18-2 streak midway “ Inside, they’re not not giants Despite the victory. Auburn In other games. Vincent Askew through, the second half. Jeff like some teams in college basket­ Coach Sonny Smith was not happy scored 21 points and Marvin Alex­ Chatman added 17 and Michael with his team’s rebounding. The Santa tip sheet Blazers deal Berry to the Spurs ball today. I thought they played ander had 18 as Memphis State beat Smith 13 for BYU. big,” Augusta College Coach Neal Tigers outrebounded the visiting visiting Tennessee State 77-62, PORTLAND, Ore. — The Portland Trail Blazers traded Coty said after Auburn rolled to an Jaguars by just 48-46. Memphis State. 6-3. scored the Junior forward Hersey Strong Walter Berry, last season’s college basketball player of the year, 89-66 victory Thursday night. “ I was discouraged at the way we game’s first nine points and led scored 19 points and senior forward to the San Antonio Spurs Thursday for rookie reserve center Forward Jeff Moore, benched for did not get aggressive on the 65-46 with 7:20 remaining. Tennes­ Clinton Ramsey had 18 as Cleve­ Lasers and Barbies are hot, Cabbage Patches are not Kevin Duckworth. missing practice the day before, boards,” Smith said. “ That shows see State pulled within 10 points, but land State beat Eastern Michigan The 7-foot, 280-pound Duckworth was the 33rd player chosen in scored eight points during a 29-9 our lack of concentration. This got no closer. 79-76. Ken McFadden made two foul for the older children, he said. this year’s NBA draft of college players. Berry was the first of burst in the first half that put the game was where we needed to get Lawrence Mitchell scored 18 of shots with 19 seconds left to give the Bv Susan Vauohn February. Portland's two first-round picks and was the 14th selection Tigers in control 45-27. better, but the thing we were good his 26 points in the second half and visiting Vikings a 77-74 lead. Herald Reporter Lazer Tag has also sold out at Stuffed animals that look like overall. Auburn. 6-0. was the only Top at, rebounding, we got worse at. Austin Peay rallied past host 'Forward Matt Bullard scored 15 K mart, said Sue Nelson of the Feivel, star of the new animated Berry has had a difficult time since joining the Blazers. He has Twenty team in action. Tonight. “ I knew that we were near the top Minnesota 73-64. Vincent Brooks points to lead Colorado to a 53-51 If your kids have asked for store’s toy department. But film “ An American Tail,’’ have missed 12 games because of back pain although Blazer officials No. 1 Nevada-Las Vegas plays of the country in rebound margin. added 15 points, all on three-point victory over Tulsa. With the score LazerTag, Popples, a Cricket Fairway on Main Street still had been extremely popular, said Top 10 say examinations showed no sign of injury. Ohio, No. 17 UCLA takes on We went out and only came up with shots, as the Governors won their tied 46-46, Colorado scored seven doll, an Etch-a-Sketch Animator five or six sets of a similar laser Tom Wunch, a supervisor in the The 6-foot-8 former St. John’s star was fined an undisclosed Washington State and No. 18 48 rebounds,” first game ever against a Big Ten points and went on to win its first or a Fisher-Price Magic game, which owner-manager Sears toy and sporting goods amount when, while injured and not playing, he failed to show up Kentucky faces Iona. Frank Ford led Auburn with 17 team. road game in 14 tries. Vacuum for Christmas and you Steven Josephs put on sale departments. Each shipment of 1. LazeTTag for a home game Dec. 2. haven’t shopped yet, you may as Wednesday. The sets ranged 18-inch dolls sells out. “ We’ve Duckworth has appeared in 14 games for San Antonio, well forget it. Even Santa Claus from $40 to $65. got so many people waiting for 2. G.I. Joe and averaging 3.2 points, 2.2 rebounds and 8.7 minutes of playing couldn’t com e up with those these, we can’t even take a vehicles time. Berry has averaged 1.9 points, one rebound and 2.7 minutes Diamond Bowl II to be battle of QBs popular toys before Christmas THE LASER GAMES were waiting list.” he said. “ It’s a lot 9 of playing time in eight games for Portland. Eve. definitely the hot item in a year like the Cabbage Patch 3. Cricket talking These were just a few of the which Josephs described as phenomenon.” TACOMA. Wash, (AP) — Dia­ Bowl at Shreveport. La. the things he’s done for Georgia and has been intercepted only five doll Nettles won’t be offered new pact mond Bowl II shapes up as the Georgia Southern beat Furman Southern.” times. big sellouts this season in the toy "otherwise really basic,” in The $53 version of Feivel, who Battle of the Quarterbacks, and the 44-42 in last year’s first Diamond departments of Manchester terms of what people bought for plays story tapes and moves his But Brown’s confident in his own Wishbone teams don’t throw SAN DIEGO — Veteran third baseman Graig Nettles and result figures to be a high-scoring Bowl in Tacoma, a game in which their children. But he expressed head as he speaks, is popular, as 4. Etch-a-Sketch ability, too. often, he points out. stores, according to a survey by left-handed pitcher Dave LaPoint will not be offered contracts to affair. the teams rolled up 1.100 total the Manchester Herald this a frustration echoed by the big well. “ We could have sold a lot Animator return to the San Diego Padres in 1987, a club spokesman said Defending champion Georgia yards. “ As for myself. I think I’m justas “ That takes off my rep as being a week. chain-store managers. “ Any­ more of those,” Wunch said. Thursday. Southern, led by Tracy Ham, and Ham. a 5-foot-ll, 190-pound se­ good a quarterback as he is.” he passer.” Brown said. “ The times “ Phenomenal” was the way thing that’s hot, you can’t get These Feivel items, and other 5. Barbie and the Arkansas State, with Dwane Brown nior. directs a potent offense. He is said.“ I don’t feel I should be looked we do get to throw I try to make the The move effectively makes LaPoint and the 42-year-old Trudi Mulvey, toy department anyway,” he said. merchandise tie-ins with the Nettles free agents, allowing them to negotiate with any major at the controls, meet tonight in the the first college player to pass for down upon because I can do some best of it and try to burn them deep. H trtid photo by Pinto film, are sold exclusively at Rockers Tacoma Dome for the NCAA 5.000 yards and rush for 3,000 yards That helps out some. I would like to manager at Caldor. described Popples, little plush animals, league team. Padres spokesman Bill Beck said. things that he can do also. I won’t Sears stores. Division I-AA football in a career. put myself down. I believe confi­ throw a lot more than I’m throwing the store’s sell-out of Lazer Tag, were a hot item this year, said This laser toy from Fairway Department Store is a spinoff In 126 games last season. Nettles, an 18-year veteran, hit .218 “ We’re really hurting now,” 6. My Buddy doll championship. The 5-foot-9, 180-pound Brown, a dence comes from being a winner.” now because I think I can throw the the most popular la.ser combat Mulvey. So were the Etch-a- of the original and now impossible-to-obtain game of with 16 homers with 55 RBI. The NAIA Division I titlealso will ball with the best of jthem” toy. The set consists of a combat Sketch Animators, an updated Krueger said, summing up the junior, directs a wishbone offense Brown has rushed for 782 yards, LazerTag. 7. Popples be decided today when Carson- version of the popular light-up general condition of most toy and is looking forward to his an average of 4.2jfards per carry, Georgia Southern, 12-2. beat gun, a motorized roving target, a Newman plays host to Cameron. Nicholls State 55-31, North Carolina departments less than a week matchup with Ham. and scored 11 touchdowns, almost laser combat vest and targets. drawing board. Both items are AT SEARS Roebuck and Co.’s before Christmas. However, 8. Magic Vacuum Ewing fined $3,000 by the NBA Okla.. in the Championship Bowl at “ Tracy Ham’s a tremendous one-third of Arkansas State’s rush­ A&T 52-21 and top-ranked Nevada- Mulvey said that when the long gone from Caldor, said described the 3-foot tall doll, Jefferson City, Tenn. athlete and I can’t down him for all Reno 48-38 in the playoffs to get to which has a mouth that moves toy department in the Parkade, Mulvey said, “ I still have a lot I NEW YORK — With four fights in games this week, the NBA ing scores this year. item went on sale a week ago Mulvey. In the only major-college bowl the good things he did.” Brown the finals. Eagles’ Coach Erk and life-like tapes, as “ really Mike Krueger said that the wish I could sell." 9. Clue VCR game may be sending a message to players that violence will not be Sunday. 200 people were lined up The My Buddy doll, another game. Mississippi faces Texas said. “ To be honest, if he wasn’t In addition, he has completed 50 Russell expects a high-scoring cute.’’ Fisher-Price flashlight, vacuum tolerated. outside of Caldor before the big seller this year, also sold out Tech Saturday in the Independence good, he wouldn’t be able to do all percent of his passes for 1.194 yards game. But another popular talking cleaner and Puff a Lump were SOME POPULAR TOYS that 10. Pound Puppies Although he was not ejected for punching Boston’s Greg Kite store opened. All 24 laser sets at most stores, but there were a were sold in “ under a minute,” few left of his counterpart, My doll. Big Bird, was still available sellouts “ six times over” A few are still available in most stores during a game on Tuesday, New York Knicks center Patrick This list was compiled from Kid Sister, at Caldor and K at K mart and Caldor. Teddy laser games were still available included miniature wrestling Ewing was fined $3,000 by the league Thursday. she said. Eighty people were research by the Manchester oooo mart. Ruxpin, an animated teddy bear at Sears, as were the Talking figures and M.A.S.K.. a cross Ewing threw an elbow at Kite and then slugged the reserve issued rainchecks, but Mulvey Herald. center in the second quarter of Tuesday’s game, which was won lake a Look said there is no chance the laser There were one or two of the that was big last year, was sold Computrons and G.I. Joes and between G.I. Joe and a by the Celtics 107-96. JUVENILE STAKES gun will arrive by Christmas. It $89 Cricket dolls remaining at K out at K mart, but Caldor still his vehicles, said Krueger. CH Aim O N SH P may not be available before mart earlier this week. Nelson had a few left mid-week. Thunder Cats have been popular Please turn to page 18 All your favorite ways to play: Is the rumor nriovietimg-^ SUN.,DEC.2t WIN-PLACE-SHOW You can’t hold back Christmas MATINEE 1:00 PM DAILY DOUBLE 9 TRIFECTA video ^ Don’t miss the special SUPERFECT* true? Even a Grinch — and divorce — can’t stop holidays 9 excitement when our young S2QUINIELA At Iht function of Parkor St., DOUBLE QUINIELA • 327 Gram Rd. 1215 BwMidt Ava stars run to glory! PLUS By Sandra Lake AAlller magically segue to January and "LOOK, MOM, here’s your old course I do. On Christmas Day, I MwdiMlw Woodbridya A Oraon Rd. Eut Hartford Seniors admitted FREE. TWIN-TRIFECTA ir s TRUE... Kino Features Syndicate skip December altogether. Santa! ’’ Reade hands me the old always had your dad go back up Now, here comes the third favorite. Santa is the worse for on the roof and bring me the "Moriarty Brothers authorized LINCOLN- Chirstmas of my new life. I have wear. My grandmother first signs. I still have every one of ANNUAL GIFT Under 18 not MERCIIRY-MERKUR DEALERSHIP will sell It’s the third Christmas since finally given up trying to have a hung him on a tree my second them packed away.” admitted. you a new Lincoln-Mercury automobile for our divorce. I get the big box of picture made with both boys in it Christmas. His cotton beard is MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATES LESS than any other dealer in the area, and back ornaments down from the top to send with Christmas notes. dingy and missing a few chin WE LAUGH and finish it with the BEST SERVICE DEPT, in New shelf of the closet and sigh. The The logistics are overwhelming. whiskers. The red felt is nubbed England. MORIARTY BROTHERS a full line decorating, then get on the phone contrast between my old life and My oldest son, Jarrod, is in and has been an hors d’oeuvre Available in any automobile dealersip doing business in and call brother Jarrod at the ONLY the new is obvious. for more than one insect. Connecticut for over 53 years. Our PRICES are college; younger son, Reade, is university, describe the tree, talk denomination - always right — Our SERVICE is the BEST — Now it takes 10 minutes to with me on weekends. I take the Truthfully, the old boy looks like about holiday plans and try to Our PEOPLE are PROFESSIONAL. We stock a assemble the artificial tree that I easy way out and have separate a skid-row bum in an old red figure out which days the boys large inventory. Come see for yourself why swore I’d never buy and not photos made. overcoat, but we give him the will spend with which parents. Let ’em pick MORIARTY BROTHERS is a name of trust." much longer to decorate it, I pick Reade up on the first place of honor on the front of the The logistics get complicated 6 Next except when I stop to turn over Friday in December and we tree anyway. again and we put the matter on out their Week’s certain precious ornaments in tackle»he tree. “ I’ll do it myself. Time for a hot-chocolate Hold. 6 PRE-OWNED FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARS Schedule my hands and remember... Mom, I know how," he tells me, break. Reade and I sit on the More hot chocolate is poured. Limited Time own movlesi ^U N 12/21 100 PM That first “ single” Christmas, with a deepening voice that still floor and I tell him, as I have for Sounds of happy slurping and the MON 12/22 CLOSED 1986 1986 1986 1986 1986 just weeks after our divorce was startles me. For the first time, 15 Christmases, with the clink of spoons against heavy TUES 12/23 1:00 PM TOWN CAR COUGAR SABLE TEMPO MERKUR COUPON WED 12/24 CLOSED final, was raw pain. My former he’s taller than I am, I notice, exception of the last two. the mugs. “ Let’s do squinties,” "Loaded” GW'P THUR 12/25 CLOSED "Loaded" Sedan "Loaded" "Ixiaded" husband and I got together at our watching him drape tinsel on the stories of the Santa ornament, Reade suggests. I turn out the FRI 12/26 1 00 PM plastic branches. then the glass bird and the 7:30 PM • 19,900 • 10,200 • 14,300 •8795 • 13,899 former family home to trim the lights in the room so that only the SAT 12/27 TOO PM tree “ for the kids’ sake,” an act Where is my “ baby” ? I decoupage pictures of him and tree lights remain. We sprawl on 7 30 PM that hurt more than it helped. remember his first Christmas his brother. One story leads us to the floor again and look at that photo and dig it out of a shoebox the next. funny little tree. As we squint, OFF MERCURY LAST CHRISTMAS, the boys to show him He was 6 months We take turns trading our eyes blur and lights diffuse to had a new house and a new old, wearing a nylon stretch anecdotes. “ Do you remember multi-colored patterns. Overnight Movie Rental »Y BROTHERS/I LINCOLN PLAINFIELD stepmother. Their father was Santa suit and drooling, happily how Dad used to put the ladder Another memory is jolted. “ It Present this valuable coupon and we’ll take a dollar off MERKUR trying so hard to meld a new propped among Christmas up on the roof and we would tape came,’’ I whisper and get our regular overnight movie rental rate. family unit that we both agreed packages bigger than he was. a sign to the shingles that said. shivery. “ Christmas just came.” B K E m u a p m HOURS 301-315 Center Street the children should stay with There were too many presents ‘Stop here, Santa, good boys live Offer expires 12/23/86 — Proper ID Required — When the boys were little, I MonAaion—MonOrten Open Evenings III 9 p m Manchester, Connecticut them fori the holidays. How I under that faraway tree for just here’ ? ’ ’ One Coupon Per Movie — Not Qood On 2 for 1 MH Fri, & Sal 'til 6 p m Exit 60 Off I-I4 L395. Exit 87 Plainfield (203)504-3301 wished for November to two little boys. “ Remember! ’’ I reply. “ Of Please turn to page 18 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 19, 1986 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec 19. 1986 W eekenders New York mayor defends ‘noble profession’ of peddling A musical party Sing carols In Bolton The Sounding Board Coffeehouse will have a Bolton residents will join in singing Christmas By Mitchell Landsberg Trump, whose Trump Tower is "who probably have big homes in family Christmas party in place of its usual carols tonight at 6:30 on the town green. Tim The Associated Press home to some of Fifth Avenue’s New Jersey and Connecticut.” program this week. It’s to feature the talents of Ketterer will lead a brass ensemble and Susan Van most exclusive retailers, charged “This is a band of a few, songwriter Nancy Tucker, mime-clown Michael Sickle will direct a student chorus. Songbooks and NEW YORK — Complaints from that the peddlers, many of whom extremely wealthy people who are Lane Trautman, and a special appearance by hot chocolate will be provided. Bring a flashlight. some of New York’s richest and are illegal immigrants from West operating the biggest department Santa Claus. It all starts Saturday at 7 p.m. at the most powerful merchants about Africa, are working for people store in the world," Trump said. First Church of Christ Congregational. 12 S. Main street peddlers were not greeted St.. West Hartford. Admission is $6; for Who’s afraid warmly by the city’s chief execu­ reservations call 563-3263. tive, whose grandfather was a This is the last weekend for the TheaterWorks peddler in Poland. production of Edward Albee’s "Who’s Afraid of Representatives of Cartier, Tif­ Virginia Woolf?’’ It’s playing at the Wallace i ; . fany, Saks and Brooks Bros., Christmas with dragoons Stevens Theatre of The Hartford Insurance Group. among others, complained Thurs­ 690 Asylum Ave., Hartford. Performances are i: t ' - N day about the illegal street peddlers tonight and Saturday at 8, Sunday at 2; 30 and 7; 30 who have become a regular fixture Want to see how the soldiers of the Revolutionary p.m. Tickets are $12. For more information, call in front of their Fifth Avenue stores. War survived a cold, snowy Christmas? Then head 527-7838. t “The city is being put in a position binim ouiDEi for Putnam Memorial State Park on Saturday, of looking like Istanbul on a where the Second Continental Light Dragoons Sunday,” said Ira Neimark, chair­ spent the winter. Those who are reenacting the man of Bergdorf Goodman. “The events will offer samples of the foods of the time, Trombone Is featured standards of this city are really and show as much as possible about cabin life in Robert Casola. trombonist with the Nutmeg going to the dogs.” winter. The demonstration will be from 10 a.m. to 4 Brass Quintet, will present a program featuring But Mayor Edward I. Koch said p.m. and no admission will be charged. The park is works by Corelli and Stravinsky on Saturday at 8 “peddling is a noble profession," at routes58 and 107 in Bethel. p.m. at Center Congregational Church. Admission adding that his grandfather had is free to this program, which will be repeated been a peddler in Poland and LA STRADA Sunday at 5 p.m. at Hartt School of Music. Koch’s father had helped him. “I RESTAURANT Classics by candlelight University of Hartford,, in West Hartford. am very proud of what they did.” The mayor said that “what these E 'The Classics by Candlelight series with the merchants are saying is that they Thank you for your patronage Hartford Chamber Orchestra opens this weekend Come on and be square! .... i«r.: come ahead of crime control. They with concerts at 8 p.m. Saturday. Sunday and don’t come ahead of crime Monday. The concerts are presented in the Avon The Manchester Square Dance Club invites all control.” in 1986 — Old Farms School, with complimentary wine, club-level dancers to a square dance Saturday The merchants, members of the cider, cheese and fruit served at each table. evening at 8 at Verplanck School. ’The dance is Fifth Avenue Merchants Associa­ Tickets are $15 each: for reservations, call preceded by a half-hour round dance workshop. tion, demanded action from the hiave a safe and happy 527-0713. Earl Johnston will call the squares and Joan and Herald photo by Tucker Police Department and also said Armand Davian will cue the round dances. they would hire private detectives holiday season and Admission is $6 per couple. Rehearsing at Bonnet to track down the sources of the c illegal merchandise. The city issues 855 general i best wishes during the Singles will dance Christopher Davey accompanies Diana gymnasium. The choir will sing Christ­ vendors’ licenses, in addition to Frese and Aisling Moore, from left, who mas songs under the direction of Walter hundreds of food vending licenses, Three dances for singles will be held Sunday Grzyb, music instructor. Moore and but officials concede that there are new year. Out for a stroll will sing solos in the Bennet JuniorHigh hundreds or even thousands of night. Ballroom dancing will be at the Ramada Inn School Seventh Grade Choir concert Amanda Newman will be student vendors operating without permits. in East Windsor from 7 to 11 p.m., by the Jarvis This couple is out for a stroll at the Planetarium, or enjoy a Lantern Light Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the school conductors. On a typical winter day, a Fifth 471 Hartford Road 6 4 3 -6 1 6 5 Music Agency. Admission is $4.50. Mystic Seaport Museum, where cos­ Tour. The seaport wraps up its holiday Avenue stroller passes dozens of Singles Inc. will sponsor a dance from 6 to 11:30 tumed staff members make visitors festivities with an outdoor carol sing at peddlers offering umbrellas, p.m at the Treadway Cromwell Hotel, Route 72. believe they’ve taken a giant step back in 3:30 p.m. Sunday. The museum is open mufflers, earmuffs, counterfeit Cromwell. Admission is $8. Rolex and Cartier watches, wind­ ANGELO’S PIZZA Singles’ Alternative will have its weekly dance at time. This weekend is the last chance to daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. General A bout Town up toys and leather goods, ail at The Gallery in Glastonbury from 5:30 to 11:30 p.m. take a Christmas tour through buildings admission is $9, and children are $4.50. prices below those found in the & RESTAURAHT Admission is $8. decorated for the season, attend the Star For more information, call 572-0711. Rec announces holiday schedule Thomas’s presentation is titled “A More Perfect avenue’s ritzy shops. Proper dress is required at all three functions. of Bethlehem show at the Seaport Social Studies through Writing.” The theme of the “The mayor is in sympathy with ______r o . y ^ The Manchester Recreation Department will be conference is “Toward a More Perfect Union” and will the peddlers because his father was open on a revised schedule during the Christmas-New draw more than 2.000 educators from the Northeast to a peddler,” Neimark said. “He's Year’s holiday at the four recreation centers: East learn about the latest developments in social studies passive, he's indifferent and (he PIZZA SPECIALS! Side. Community Y. Mahoney and Highland Park. The curriculum. thinks) it will go away.” w/One Item Dance of gifts Christmas classics following hours will be in effect: Thomas taught social studies for 15 years, is a fellow Koch said that the city will crack Plain Wednesday. 10 a m. to 4 p.m. of the Connecticut Writing Project and has recently down on peddlers who violate the W e Pile It Onl If you’re fond of the O. Henry story, "The Gift of Works by Vivaldi. Bach. Faure and Loeillet and traditional holiday music with the Bach Trio will be Christmas Day — Closed. published a biography of Paul Cuffe. a free black man law by selling in illegal areas or the Magi” you’ll want to see the dance Dec. 26 — 10 a m. to 4 p.m.. 6 to 10 p.m. of the early 19th century. blocking pedestrian traffic. He said Small *4.00 *4.50 interpretation of this work presented this weekend featured during a program tonight and Sunday at 8 Dec. 27 — 10 a m. to 5 p.m. he was Increasing the number of by Company one and Works Contemporary Dance at the Avery Theater of Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Dec. 28 — 1 to 5 p.m. (Mahoney only) police officers assigned to the Medium *5.00 *6.00 Company. The dance is performed to an oiiginal Main St. Admission is $10. Call 527-7838. Dec. 29 — 10 a m. to 4 p.m.. 6 to 10 p.m. peddler enforcement program in Large *6.00 *7.00 score, composed by Marty Fegy, technical director Dec. 30 — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. 6 to 10 p.m. College Notea midtown from 36 to 96. Dec. 31 — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Koch also said food peddlers Manchester *> 6 4 7 -9 3 3 4 for Real Art Ways. Also on the program is Thornton could be limited to spots on cross 662 Center St., Wilder’s “The Long Christmas Dinner,” which is a Seasonal favorites Jan. 1 — Closed Jan. 2 —10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. 6 to 10 p.m. Parents on Bryant council blocks rather than at big play rather than a dance. The performances are Seasonal favorites will be performed by Brass Jan. 3 — 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. intersections. tonight. Saturday. Dec. 26 and 27 at 8. and Sunday Ring during a holiday concert tonight at 8 at Jan. 4 — 1 to 5 p.m. (Mahoney only). The parents of two local students have been The executives said they would and Dec. 28 at 2 and 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 general: Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 814 Asylum appointed to the 1986-87 Parents’ Council at Bryant begin taking regular tallies of the $8 students and senior citizens. The show is at 94 Ave., Hartford. The ensemble includes Daniel College, Smithfield, R .I. They are Ronald and Virginia number of illegal vendors vs. the Allyn St.. Hartford. For tickets, call 278-6347. Thomas leads teacher workshop Blasko of Bates Road, parents of Cynthia Blasko, a number of police. They said one D’Addio and Claire Newbold on trumpets, Kirsten recent survey turned up one police 9 junior computer information systems major; and Bendixen on horn, David Kayser on trombone and Lamont D. Thomas of Tolland, a former Bolton High Friday & Saturday Specials School social studies teacher, has been selected to George and Janet Eagleson of Steephollow Lane, officer and 59 vendors in a 25-block Karl Karame on tuba. Russell Jones provides present a clinic in March for teachers at the Northeast parents of Bruce Eagleson, a sophomore finance stretch of Fifth Avenue. These films are free narration for “’Twas tbe Night Before Christmas.” Regional Conference for the Social Studies in Boston. major. Real estate magnate Donald • Osso Bucco...... *6.95 Admission is $3 at the door. The Hartford Public Library will show four free • Flounder Continental...... ‘B-SS children’s films on Saturday, including • Shrimp Piccatta over r i c e ...... *7.95 “Snowman.” “A Christmas Story,” ”On the Trombonist at Center Twelfth Day” and “The Selfish Giant.” The films • Veal Piccante...... *7.95 will be shown in the library’s auditorium. 500 Main Trombonist Robert Casola will perform works by St. Corelli and Stravinsky during a recital Saturday at LA STRADA Restaurant 8 p.m. at Center Congregational Church in Hennessy, Colleen Anne, daugh­ born Nov. 30 at Manchester Memor­ 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 Manchester. Admission is free. ter of Michael and Bernadette ial Hospital. His maternal grand­ (Balboni) Hennessy of 129 Loomis parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mon.-Sal. 5:30-10 / Sun. 'Ill 9 Luck be a lady! St .. was born Nov. 26at Manchester Beaulieu of Grand Isle. Maine. He Memorial Hospital. Her maternal has three half brothers. Tony, 25: You’ll enjoy the strains of “Luck, Be a Lady.” Flowers In the snow grandparents are William and Nicholas, 24; and Charles. 20. C and other famous songs from “Guys and Dolls,” at THE H o m estea d Elena Balboni of 342 Hackmatack A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. Coventry High School this weekend. Musical The Plum Cake Players will perform “Flowers in St. Her paternal grandparents are Kapa, James Richard, son of performances are tonight and Saturday at 7:30 Puppets are crabby the Snow. ” a theater workshop for children ages 5 James and Beverly Hennessy of 80 Gregory R. and Catherine (Libbey) MONTH OF DECEMBER SPECIAL: p.m. in the auditorium of the high school, 78 Ripley to 10, Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. at St. James Alton St. Kapa of 74 S. Adams St., was born Hill Road. Admission is $4 general. $2.50 for Church, 75 Zion St., Hartford. Parents are Dec. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hey Kids, come have The Homestead Scallops students and senior citizens. Mr. Punch stars in "Mr. Punch’s welcome. Reservations are required. Call 247-2017. Johnson. Brian James, son of Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Cost is $3. Kevin and Barbara (Jarrelt) John­ ents are Dr. and Mrs, Arthur dinner with Santa Claus! Scallops with a cheddar cheese sauce over linguini* served Crabgrass Christmas," the family Libbey of 64 Milford Road. His On Monday. December 15 and 22 with our house salad, bread and butter and vegetable. r Natalia Is In Nutcracker son of 99 Redwood Road, was born 1 1. -CLASSIC puppet show on Saturday evening at Nov. 24 at Manchester Memorial paternal grandparents are Mr. and come to the Ground Round in 7 Breakfast on pancakes Manchester Community College. The Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Mrs. Michael Kapa of East Hart­ •13.95 Natalia Torres of Manchester is one of Nutcracker continues Glastonbury for Penny a Pound. Remember us for your holiday parties. the children performing in the Hartford Treat yourself to breakfast out Sunday morning. performance begins at 6:30 in the Lowe ents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarrett ford. He has a brother, Robert The Albano Ballet’s “Nutcracker” will be of Newburgh. N Y. His paternal Gregory, 2. Have dinner and then have Hour*: Lunch - M-F, 11-4 / Dinner • M-Th. 5-9. Fri At Sal. 5-10, Ballet’s production of “The Nutcracker." The St. Maurice Knights of Columbus will serve Program Center, and a puppetry Cjl^nd Goaed Sunday grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. your family picture taken with your choice of pancakes or French toast with demonstration will follow. The show is performed Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. A few tickets remain for this weekend’s at Welte Auditorium. Central Connecticut State Loren Johnson of Newtonville. N Y. EMERGENCY Santa Claus. Come with your performances at 7:30 tonight and at 2:30 sausage, syrup, and beverages, from 8 a.m. to by Puppetwork of San Francisco. He has a sister. Erica Lyn. 2'A. 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) 12:30 p.m. at St. Maurice Church. Hebron, Road, University. Tickets are from $8 to $15 for adults, $5 Fire — Police — Meijical parents and join in the fun! and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is $3.50 general, $2.50 to $8 for children. Call 232-8860. Bolton. Cost is $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for children Napolltano, Rocco Vinnie. son of 3025 Main St., Glastonbury^ Mansfield ■ 456-2240 Call 246-6807 for reservations. and no more than $8 per family. children under 12. Michael A. and Lucille (Beaulieu) DIAL 911 Napolitano of 141B Tudor Lane, was In Manchester (Junction of Rtes. 2 & 3 near the Putnam Bridge) 9 Cinema \ THE Isl^cr Best Italian 1984-86 9:35. — FIrew alker (PG) Fri 7:20, 9:40; VERNON Sat and Sun 1:30. Voted ConneclleuI Magoxine HARTFORD Sot and Sun 3,4:15, 7:20, 9:40. — Heavy Cine 1 * 2 — FIrewalker (PG) Frl7:10, WEST HARTFORD HUNGRY TIGER C lntm o C Ity— No Mercy (R) FrlTtZO, Metal (R) Fri and Sat midnight. — The 9:15; Sat 2, 7:10, 9:15; Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, Elm 1 A 2 — The Color ot Money (R) Rugged good looks Come Join us for 9:3S; Sot and Sun 1:45, 4:10,7:20,9:35.— Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Fri and 9:15. — The Color of Money (R) Fri and Fri 7,9:30; Sat and Sun 2,4:15, 7,9:30. — Presents A New Diversified Menu Lady and the Tram p (G) FrI 6:45, 8:40; Sat midnight. — Pink Floyd: The Wall Sat 7, 9:30; Sun 4:15, 7, 9:30. — FIrewalker (PG) Frl7,9:30; SatandSun CAFE& Christmas Dinner Sat and Sun 1,3, 4:45, 6:45, 8:40. — Blue Nutcracker: The Motlan Picture (G) 2,4:15,7,9:30. • • • • • Velvet (R) FrI 7:10, 9:55; Sat and Sun (R) Fri and Sat midnight. in men^s diam ond rings 11:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Italian Cuisine Seafood Fowl Steaks Ribs 1;30, 3:50, 7:10, 9:55. — Round Midnight RESTAURANT (R ) FrI 7, 9:45; Sat and Sun 1:15, 4, 7, December Specials: (Xue... Wed., Thun, oniy) 9:45. APPETIZER, CholcB of On« BaCCala with PoIenU •9 .9 5 EAST HARTFORD SHOWCASE A Balloon Store Chicken Gumbo Soup — Chilled Tomato Juice — Chilled Fruit Cup Eotlwoed Pub A Cinema — Jumpin' ■ ■ 8 ENTREES Roast Lamb Rack *16.95 Jack Flash (R) Fri and Sot 7:15, 9:15; CWEMAS NEW YEAR’S EVE Sun 7:30. & Gift Shop Celery and Olives — Tossed Green Salad with French Dressing (Served with salad, pasta, vegetable or potato, riutf Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — The E. HARTFORD s s b - b b i o MAIN COURSE A fresh fruits, bread A butter) Color ot Money (R) Fri and Sot 7:30, INTERSTATE 84 EXIT b8 DINNER SPECIALS Roast Young Tom Turkey with Stuffing and Gravy 9:30, midnight; Sun 5, 7:30, 9:30. 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If the jar is through ourselves — Eric Hotter wrong places, chance will play a prolil- and 9-11 high-eard points the queen in dummy, Zia took the king shaken, however, the honey will pour able role m your affairs today Don't as his partner dropped the jack. Be­ out easily. The phenomenon has a lessen your' opportunities through Opening lead: ♦ 5 cause Zia could see what was going to name — thixotrophy — and is com- indifference happen, he switched to a trump. When tnon to certain jellylike substances. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec, 19, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 19, 1986 - H This is more like it, Chorale! REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES After a heartfelt rendition of “ Sweet Little the chorale. Their “ Evergreen” (rankly folksy Drum m er Boy ” It was the best solo was marred by a flat, dull organ season pre­ of the evening, and very popular arrangement. The interesting ar­ miere. this was with the audience. rangement of “ Prayer to the Child Jesus,” showcased the piercing more like it! The Center Wilson was pleasant and tho­ clarity of sopranos. Baritone Manchester rough in the Bach. His serviceable, Symphony Cho­ Stage Steven Ling’s halting opening to REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK even tenor stood him in good stead “ The Moon Shines Bright.” was rale returned to in the “ Me.ssiah” recitative and Manchester *149,900 Renee Taylor buried beneath the chorale’s en­ featuring: W«'d b« piMMd to show you through a properly for­ aria. "Comfort Ye M y People.” and trance. Basses and tenors put their this lino (smily homo taaturing S-4 bod- mal format Sat­ “ Every Valley.” At times, though, best efforts into “ Do You Hear rooms, 2V( baths. FP'd living room. NEW urday evening his lower ranges got throaty a bit kitchan. OR wHh Dutch door to patio, at Manchester’s too quickly. What I Hear?” as the chorus sang scroansd porch off LR, hardwood floors St Mary Epis­ its rolling melody in unison and throughout. 2 car garagas and a prtvata Gordon applied all the drama copal Church, when it presented a sections. yardi Maks an appointmant to aas It to­ vice to this Yuletide concert, but it necessary for the “ Messiah” bass potent potpourri of classical and Soaring sopranos saved “ At day. was the chorale as a whole which recitative, “ Thus Saith the Lord” seasonal favorites. Sharon Derby Christmastime.” a medley of car­ Blanchard sparkled, beginning with Paiestri- In the aria. “But Who May Abide ably accompanied at piano and na’s “ Exultate Deo ” This was ols amid a too-slow buildup of organ, adding a variety of moods to the Day of His Coming.” he lost followed by J.S. Bach’s Cantata No. momentum, with weak attacks and tension. After the chorale’s “ Ding songs and never overshadowing 142, “ Uns ist ein Kind geboren," no particular emphasis in long' Dong! Merrily On High.” bass & Manchester *164,000 soloists. (For unto us a child is born.) It was scales. Charles Morse made a hit with his Purs pisaaura bast dsscribss this Im- Quaint candle torches trimmed sung in German by chorale and confident version of the folk carol prsaslva horns locatsd In dasIraWa with festive red ribbons lined the soloists, including aito Karen Diete- McClain maintained excellent “Go Tell It On the Mountain.” The Rossetto Rockisdgs arsa. Faatursa Include catha- upper range intonation through her dral calling, bsams, rscassad lighting, 2 center aisle of this cozy church. rle, tenor Barry Wilson and bass versatile chorale gave some jazzy four soprano recitatives in the (Iraplacsa, maatar bedroom with (uN Despite forbidding weather, there Donald Ayrton. Soloists’ attacks support here to his tripping melody. bath, wall daaignad kitchan, slldsra to wasn’t a seat to be had on either needed more energy here. Dieterle “ Messiah.” However, Baldassari’s “Carols Around” was in cleverly patio, lowsr laval wHh family room, dan, aria here. “ Come Unto Him All Ye “We Guarantee Our side of the aisle. Nor was it the cold and Wilson were also featured with constructed rounds. The men kept laundry and cedar closet. Two car gar­ that more than once gave this bass Robert Gordon and soprano That Labor.” was tense. returning to “ Donna Nobis Pacem” Houses” age. listener goosebumps. Altos consist­ Ann McCiain and Joanne Baidas- The crowd warmed up enough by as the ladies introduced a half ently provided a rich heartiness sari in excerpts frdm Handel’s intermission to “put a move on it” dozen carols. Flutist Heather Lynn beneath the thrilling upper-register as directed by Morse, and joined in and added a fragile tenderness to “ Messiah.” Herald photo by Pinto flights of sopranos. on .several carols between chorale “The.Coventry Carol.” 6462482 numbers. As the chorale wove These sections were exception­ Dieterle calmly cast her Bach The evening ended with the ally responsive to the dynamic solo in a vibrato lullaby style. She intricate patterns around the au­ Scouts give helping hand dience. it sang “ Angels We Have chorale’s ”We Wish You a Merry decorations deftly designed by was more exciting in the “ Mes­ Christmas.” followed by a sing- director David Morse. In contrast, siah” alto recitative and aria. Heard On High.” “It Came Upon A Tom Chlupsa and Amy Warenda carry toys to St. Mary’s Located at the base of Case Mountain sits this pristine 3 REAL ESTATE SERVICES INC. Midnight Clear.” “ God Rest You along encore of the “ Hallelujah basses, and especially tenors, “ Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind bedroom Dutch Colonial. Front to back living room, formal Merry Gentlemen,” “What Child Is Chorus” from "Me.ssiah.” Church. The Scouts are helping with the Manchester tended to get bogged down at Be Opened,” and “ He Shall Feed dining room, 1st floor family room with fireplace, atrium 643-4060 This.” and “ Joy To the World.” Area Conference of Churches’ toy distribution. Parents entrances and critical pitch His Flock.” Her most endearing door to deck and covered entryl 2'A baths,2cargarage and a 63 East Center St., Manchester P******! changes. efforts were after intermission. Not “ Carol of the Bells” was an M. R ^ e e Taylor is the music who cannot buy toys for their children may pick out gifts real attractive lot with towering evergreensi $179,900. SEAL ESTATE Most soloists gave yeoman ser- a sound was heard during her impressive second-half opener for critic of (he Manchester Herald. Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the church.

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Bv Robert Barr more cost-conscious. There may be United States, because he had only and profits within five years. hit, the stars, the producers, the Broadcasting Service and the Arts MANCHESTER *130,000 The Associated Press some opportunities there,” said been on the job for six weeks. He "The States, as the biggest directors and everyone else expects & Entertainment Network for some NEW LISTINQI Charming 6 room James Arnold-Baker, the new chief came to the BBC after nine years market, have to be the leading edge to share in the wealth as the time. Dutch Colonial, 3 bedrooms, fire­ NEW YORK — The new empha­ executive of BBC Enterprises Ltd., with the Fischer-Price toy of that,” Arnold-Baker said. network jacks up the cost of ” Our big aim is to crack the place, screened porch, rec. room sis on economy at ABC, CBS and the network’s global marketing company. He believes the BBC may have an advertising on a popular show. commercial syndication market,” and 2 car detached garage. Close to NBC has stirred hopes for bigger arm. The BBC sold $50 million worth of edge in these cost-conscious times. The BBC, however, has no said Arnold-Baker. “ It has, always, everything — In a family neighbor­ profits in London, in the headquar­ Arnold-Baker’s trip here last television programs in other coun­ While the three big networks here commercials — and therefore no such enormous potential. Its depth hood. ters of the British Broadcasting month, to join in celebrations of the tries last year. BBC Enterprises frequently complain of the high cost commercial jackpots to divvy up. is unfathomable.” Corp. BBC’s 50th anniversary on televi­ Ltd., formed April 1 by combining of buying programs, the BBC However, no network deals are Earlier this year, BBC acquired “ We’re seeing that the networks, sion, was his third. That's a ciear the program and book sales div­ produces its own. imminent, and BBC’s major custo­ Lionheart Television International getting new owners, are becoming sign of the BBC's interest in the isions, hopes to double its revenues When a show in this country is a mers are apt to be the Public Inc., based in Los Angeles, MANCHESTER $98,900 4 Room Ranch, completely Bolton Excellent $112,900 6 room Ranch with 3 bedrooms, brick fireplaced living room, formal Lazer Tag redecorated, new wall carpeting. dining room with built-in hutch and 11x23 lower level family room. A pleasure to show. 16x16 deck overlooking 1.34 acre country lot bordering a trout stream. To all of our talented contest winners 16x32 Inground pool, garage. is tops and to all the other special participants who have shared their Nativity Scenes • Continued from page 13 with us this holiday season. STORRS $32,000 MANCHESTER - A nice family home In this 7 room Raised transformer, as well as last Ranch, 3 bedrooms, finished family room, 1W baths, (Spotiiored by Downtown Merchants A Manchester Herald) Very nice 2 bedroom Mobile ye a r’s popular transformers. Home in adult community. Ap­ carpeting, fireplace, patio, etc., convenient location. Cabbage Patch Dolls, except pliances, central air and porch. $162,000. for certain models such as Corn Silk, also seemed to have passed their prim e this season. M any stores are offering them at U&R REALTY CO. reduced prices, as low as $19.99, James R. McCavanagh C o ve n try Greet House $149,900 with a $5 rebate. Now they are ITe’ve Built Our Reputation on Service /t a O O A n Highlighted by a 13x31 Qreatroom with a split fleldstone fireplace. This „ . 643-2692 selling well at that price, said gorgeous contemporary has 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths and a beautiful 237 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 04»/”OoUU view overlooking the valley. Acre lot adjacent to public golf course. ■I^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Nelson. McCavanagh doesn’t rest till your living in the best! Home built in 1980. Barbie dolls are always popular for girls ages 3 to 13. roi'R said Nelson, and K mart and NATIVIT’ 9 9 Caldor still have most models left, except for this year’s big Don Jackson seller. Barbie and the Rockers, Rose Viola Jackson complete with stage, cafe and i-i'Tr van. Bill Roberts Despite all the commercial hype for the high-tech toys, some Rosalie Brunetti of the old standbys are still given Paul Gavagnaro as Christmas gifts. Board games such as Monopoly. Life, Clue, Mike Swanson BRAND NEW! Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune Real EstateFstnte Patricia Gentilcore 8 room 2’A bath home. 1st floor are some of the m ore popular family room, fireplace. 160’s. ones, according to the toy Vinnie Diana, Jr. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr...64e-24e2 managers. Match Box cars. Hot BEKKI ALMOND, AGE 3 DAVID CASE, AGE 9 MICHAEL ANDERSON, AGE 5 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO Wheels, puzzles and models of 647-8400 Invites you to join all kinds are still good gifts, said 168 Main St., Manchester Nelson. And parents still buy stuffed SANTA animals that don’t do anything Saturday, Dec. 20th but lie on the bed. 10 am - 2 pm Divorce Bring The Kids Free Candy Canes JUST LISTED! 189 WEST CENTER ST. Immaculate 3 bedroom, 114 bath, full can’t halt Corner of McKee St. dormered Cape on Clyde Rd., 120's Hurryl holidays "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!"...a48-2482 WE GUARANTEE OUR H OU SES!’’ Continued from page 13 SUPER INVESTMENT.... A 14' CH RISTM AS T R E E .... In Your Future! Excellent opportunity to purchasea Blanchard & Rossetto would get so tired of reading Dr. Rearhns the family room ceiling in this sprawling <) 3 family in the South End of Hartford. Separate Seuss’s “ How the Grinch Stole room Ranch in Bolton. 3 bedrooms, jaeuzzl, 2 ear 646-2482 utilities, spacious rooms, newer roof. Offered at Christmas” over and over again. garage, fireplace, siliialed on an aere+ lot. $148,900. REAL ESTATE $169,900. The y loved the story of the 9 9 hard-hearted Grinch who couldn't hold back Christmas, no 349 EAST CENTER ST. IMPRESSIVE CONTEMPORARY 1 matter how hard he tried. Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER Tears mix with squinties as I REALTY WORLD^ (203) 646-7709 ^3 West Center Stree» think about the varied gifts we Real Estate 647-8895 ^ Frechette Associates Manchester, CT 06040 give our children. They suffer for WEGETKESULTS our vagaries and our mistakes. EMILY SCHAUSTER, AGE 10 JENNIFER GATES, AGE 8 KERI HYDE, AGE 8 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION But we give them treasures, as -A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES" well — clean, rare, precious bits 8 of the best that familes can be — to live in all their Christmases to come. Circumstance does not erase little Santa-suited babes, chipped ornaments made beautiful by clumsy toddlers’ hands, squin­ ^eace and ties that turn cheap tinsel to gold 6 6 and mugs of hot chocolate with marshmallows melting. Diane Comollo “ Hey. whatever happened to the Christm as B ug?” Reade Valerie Chase (jreeti^^s Private, yet close to everything, (its the description per­ teases, and we are off again a'$ fectly (or this Superb, Immaculate, 10, plus room Contempo­ we recall m y one ill-fated Joyce G, Epstein rary. Floor-to-ceiling, Fleldstone fireplace, beam track attempt at needlecraft. an angel Jean L. Mullen lighting, Cathedral ceiling with 2 balconies over-looking the so misshapen it was forever huge living room. Down stairs boasts a lovely In-Law apart­ ment, and a professional dark room. Many more amenities!! dubbed the Christmas Bug by Deb Owens Asking $295,000.00. both boys and hauled out each year for gentle ridicule. Betsy Price “ PiiUing You 1st Is ’Jtul Naliirc ro Us!” I laugh with m y too-tall son and Nancy Rosenzweig fancy I can hear that old Grinch STRANO REAL ESTATE from the entire staff chide. “ You’re a little slow, lady, Shirley Schoeneberger but I told you so .. you can’t hold 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT, , back Christmas, no matter Caroline Stolgitis SARAH TALBOT, AGE BRIGHAM FAY, AGE 8 JESSICA FORMAN, AGE 5 I > 9 ( 203) 646-7709 what! ” I swear I can hear CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD reindeer on the roof! MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 19, 1986 — 81 80 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 19, 1986 BUSINESS h i f i i Tim ing’ a risky investment trick

QUESTION; his firm might produce better hold Government National Mort­ Our present si­ results for you than you can do on gage Association securities, which GIFTS • G! (GIFTS tuation is quite your own. can rise or fall in market value — comfortable. But anyone who has the ability to taking the value of the fund’s shares My husband and Investors’ consistently pick the correct invest­ up or down. I have good ments would become the richest These days, Ginnie Mae mutual health and no Guide person in the world and certainly funds do have higher yields than debts. We have a William A. Doyle wouldn’t be out drumming up CDs. Be aware that, if you need decent monthly business as a financial planner. money and redeem the fund shares, income, which The mutual funds you named in when prices are down, you lose we spend to en­ your letter are full "load” funds, money. However, you would not joy life. Our with commission charges of up to lose your total investment. modest invest- 9.3 percent. If that planner moves ments are in certificates of deposit another at what hopefully is the you from one load fund to another QUESTION; My brother recom­ and two mutual funds. right time. frequently, those charges could mends that I buy shares of a certain We have been approached by a In the best of all worlds, that soon take sizable chunks out of your mutual fund. He says it’s a good’ financial planner from the broker­ would result in redeeming shares of investments. investment, but doesn’t tell me age firm at which we bought the a mutual fund holding common Assuming you feel the financial anything else about it. I think I mutual funds. He claims our money stocks when stock market prices planner can do well for you, give understand mutual funds in gen­ is not "growing as it should” and are at or near their highs and him a try. Meanwhile, compare the eral. But where can I get informa­ that “timing” will produce more. investing in a money market results he produces with your tion about this particular fund? Our impression is that mutual mutual fund or some other very present investments. If it turns out funds are safe. What are the risks in conservative investment, then get­ you would have done better without ANSWER; You’ll find detailed timing? ting back into the common stock his timing, bid him adieu. information about that mutual fund mutual fund about the time stock in the fund’s prospectus. Read it ANSWER; To begin with, there is prices start to shoot up. QUESTION; I have a’CD matur­ carefully. Every mutual fund is some risk in almost all mutual It also can involve moving in and ing soon and, because of the low required to print a prospectus and funds. Fund share values can rise to out of mutual funds holding bonds, interest available on new CDs, I am update it yearly. fail. The exceptions are money "balanced” mutual funds holding considering going into a Ginnie Mae The broker should have given you ^ V 6 ‘ '^ - market mutual funds, which use both stocks and bonds and/or a mutual fund. What is the worst a copy of the prospectus at the time SALE ENDS accounting methods that keep variety of other investments at the thing that can happen to money he recommended the mutual fund 0 ^ - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1986 share values constant — at $1, in the right times. invested in this manner? to you. The Securities and Ex­ V case of most money market mutual The kicker is who’s to say what is change commission requires that funds. the "right” time. It’s possible that, ANSWER: The worst would be a the sales presentation be "accom­ VS-407R Timing is the process of moving by moving your investments drop in the value of your invest­ panied or preceded by delivery of CS-2669R MITSUBISHr out of one investment and into around, that financial planner and ment. Ginnie Mae mutual funds an effective prospectus.” 126" C O LO R 'JO" REAR -PR O JEC TIO N ^ MITSUBISHI MONITOR/RECEIVER WITH COLOR TELEVISION WITH REMOTE ' A ■ M N E ■ Genuine oak veneer wood • REMOTE CABINET, Genuine oak veneer wood • Contemporary vertical tabletop styling • Contemporary styling • Hinged bi-fold doors^ Corporate giants to trim work force ' 139-channel, cable-compat­ PICTURE: Rear-projector • 40" wash- ible* • 10-key random-access, frequency- lOAMOMDVBION" able, black-matrix, anti-reflective screen • synthesizer • Programmable Channel- TUNING: 139-channel, cable-compat­ AP photo Bv Peter Coy many companies are taking steps told a news conference. consolidating plants and writing Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tuning • ible* • 10-key random-access, frequency- The Associated Press to clean up their balance sheets Including the latest round, AT&T down the value of equipment. /. AUDIO Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ synthesizer • Programmable Channel- Hl-tech cowboys before the end of the year. will have cut about 84,000 em­ As a result of the pre-tax charge tion Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tuning ■ NEW YORK - Two giants of The Communications Workers of ployees since the breakup of the against fourth-quarter earnings, American high technology, AT&T PICt u p f Exclusive Diamond Vision® full- AUDIO: Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ Karen Cassedy of Mattel Toys of Hawthorne, Calif., America, which represents 155,000 Bell System on Jan. 1, 1984. More AT&T said it will show a loss in the B I and IBM, have announced plans to AT&T employees, criticized the than 290,000 remain on the payroll. quarter, but should still show a square 26* picture tube • tion inspects some of the new Marshal Bravestarr action WIRELESS REMOTE. slim down in the face of slack timing of the announcement. New York-based AT&T has been small profit for the year. I afJFIW'KOy |^SHvi (j^a^’^|.Memory M IWI »W» J WWM' scan • tuning* 57 10-key and Channel-Memory scan tuning • figures, aimed for stores shelves this Christmas. The toy business, reducing their work for­ "I think it’s in very poor taste on fighting increasing competition AT&T stock fell $1.25 a share to Quick-View tuning • Power on/off • Volume Quick-View tuning • Power on/off • Volume is the first to have a futuristic western theme and a ces by a total of more than 37,000 the company’s part,” said John from domestic and overseas rivals. $26 Thursday in consolidated New N, employees. up/down/mute *. *Stand OptionBl up/down/mute • state-of-the-art electronic feature, offering an accessory Bryan, president of CWA Local 3106 Although it continues to reap big York Stock Exchange trading, American Telephone & Tele­ in Jacksonville, Fla. profits from its long-distance ser­ where it was the most heavily VS-461RS CK-2662R that fires and receives invisible electronic beams. graph Co. said Thursday it would "It’s disgusting. What else can vice, analysts say it is barely traded issue. cut up to 27,400jobs through layoffs, you say,” said Bob Kruckles, breaking even on sales of equip­ IBM said it would take a $250 45" REAR-PROJECTION 26" VERTICAL CONSOLE attrition and other unspecified president of the Miami CWA Local ment, such as phone switches, million after-tax charge against COLOR TELEVISION WITH COLOR TELEVISION WITH means. 3121. “But it’s a tradition with computers and telephones, where earnings to cover the cost of the REMOTE , A ij in ; r Genuine oak veneer wood • REMOTE ABINET: Genuine oak veneer wood • International Business Machines them. They like the end of the price-cutting is vicious. retirement incentives. 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Expanding time salary position. 20 card market, is cutting interest its rates, from 19.8 percent to 17.8 biggest card issuers generally had edge of hydraulic, cars. Benefits Included, furniture store. Good pay guards with AIS and WSI dormered Cope on Clyde ily home featuring 3-4 company that manufac­ hours per week, flexible . rates on its Mastercard and Visa pnumotic, plumbing, elec­ c a ll 649-2871. and benefits. Apply In for Summer 87. Call 633- Road. $120’s H u rry ! "W e bedroom s, 2 1/2 baths, percent. Numerous smaller banks not Joined in a race to lower rates. tures and sells energy Experience necessary trical helpful. Most read person to Mr. William 3109. Guarantee Our Houses!". fireplaced living room, cards by 2 percent to 3 percent. around the country have offered related products needs a MLS. Deslreoble position blue prints. Call Phil at Sales Person-Immediate Singer, Puritan Furni­ Blanchard & Rossetto. new kitchen, dining room Chase, one of the nation’s largest “Large banks understand that if tew sharp Individuals. No available 1/1/87. Send re­ lower rates, some as low as the 10 643-2487. position for retail sales ture, 1061 New Britain KInderCare learning cen­ 646-2482.D with Dutch door to patio, credit card issuers, said Thursday percent range. they really ignite a competitive experience necessary. person with rapidly ex­ sum e before 12/31/86 to Call Mr. M ike now! 1-800- Ave„ W. Hartford. ter In Manchester has screened porch off living it would lower annual rates on its While many of the low-interest environment, there’s no telling Automatic mechanic, panding tv-dppllance Victoria Wallace, Board Immediate openings for Super Investment - In your room, hardwood floors 367-3720 o r 1-203-249-7852. of Trustees, Andover Pub­ regular Mastercard and Visa cards issuers are forced to keep rates where it will lead,” said Pollock, knowledge of hydraulic, outlet. Excellent benefits Customer Service- part time afternoon child future! Excellent oppor­ throughout, 2 cor garage •and opportunity for ad­ lic Library, Andover, Ct. core providers. If you love tunity to purchase a 3 to 17.5 percent from 19.8 percent publisher of the Bank Credit Card phumatic, plumbing. "^IfTie M a id wanted. Experienced person to and 0 private ya rd ! M o k e down because of state usury laws, vancement. Salary plus 06232. w o rk in g w ith young c h ild ­ fam ily in the South end of on appointment to see It and cut its premium Visa Premier others have done so because of local Observer newsletter. “I don’t think Electrical helpful. Must Weekends. Apply in perso- handle customer Inqul- the large banks want to see a rate read blue prints. Coll Phil Insentives, experience ne­ rees and clerical work for ren call Undo at 646-7090. Hartford. Seperote utlll today.Sentry Real Estate World Card rate to 16.5 percent competition. n:Essex Motor Inn, 100 cessary. Call for appoint­ ties, sboclous room' war.” of 643-2487. East Center Street. Receptlonlst-Monchester same. Full time position Services, Inc. , 643-6601 ,o from 19.8 percent. The changes will Nevertheless, bank card rates m ent. 647-9997. doctors office. Must be with large furniture store. Full time position availa­ newer root. Offered o' take effect Feb. 1. remain in the 18 percent range dependable, mature, and Good pay and benefits. ble at automotive lube $169,900.Jackson 8< Jock Manchester - a nice fam ­ Pollock suggested that fpr this son Real Estate, 647-840u “ We operate in a competitive nationwide, according to the Bank conscientious. Afternoon Apply In person to Mr. center. Experience help­ ily home In this 7 room reason. Manufacturers Hanover ful but will train. Call or 646-8646.0 environment and we want to make "MANPOWER" hours and Tuesday even­ William Singer, Puritan raised ranch, 3 bedroom s, Rate Monitor newsletter. and other banks had not heavily 647-8997. finished family room, 11/2 our cards as attractive as possi­ ings. Coll 646-5153 and Furniture, 1061 New Bri­ In a telephone interview, Tom advertised their lower rates. And P A R T T IM E ARRIVES IN leave message. tain Ave., W. Hartford. A 14 toot C h rlstm o s T re e - baths, carpeting, fire­ AP photo ble,” said Chase spokesman Ken Lynch, a Chase Manhattan senior because of the limited advertising, MANCHESTER Day Care - In our Man­ reaches the tomllv room place, patio, etc. Convient Mills. The bank has more than 4 vice president, said the bank had no cardholders generally were not CUSTOMER SERVICE chester home, 2 children, c e llin g In this sp ra w lin g 9 locotlon.$162,000. U & R million credit cards in use, he said. 6 years and 2 months. room ra n ch In B olton . 3 Realty Comoony, 643- evidence it had lost business to card aware of options available, he said. bedrooms, lacuzzi, 2 cor 2692.0 ______Rollout Mills said the bank also would Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ issuers that offered the lowest DEPARTMENT Ready for a change? day, 10am to 3pm. 646- garage, fireploce, situ­ The prototype for the U.S. Navy’s new Boeing’s Renton, Wash., factory. The offer "enhancements,” including rates. If public awareness grows and • Earn Income 4930. ated on on acre plus lot. IREAL E8TATE rebates on travel purchases and a “But we do have evidence that we more cardholders take advantage • Got Out Of The House $148,900.Jockson 8. Jack- E-6A TACAMO communications air­ E-6A wili provide a key link with the mWANTED waiver of annual fees for people Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm MWANTED!! RN Supervisor - Mon.- son Real Estate, 647-8400 have not grown as rapidly as we of the lower rates, the larger banks • Verlety/Chsnge craft is rolied out Thursday by its or 646-8646.0 Navy’s worldwide ballistic missile sub­ who charge a minimum amount think we can,” Lynch said. may be forced to significantly drop Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm • Gain Work Experience Frl., 3-11 position for on • Sharpen Skills JOIN OUR SALES FORCE RN with strong leadership deveioper, Boeing Aerospace Co., from marine fleet. each year. A credit card industry analyst. theirs. Pollock said. H ouse fo r sole - by ow ner. • Control Own Schedule capabilities. Enloy your Sat. 7:00-10:00 am Unique, Insulated, clean Local • Meet New People weekends off while earn­ WORK PART TIME ing competitive hourly Victorian cape with 8 rate plus excellent benef­ rooms. Quiet location, Church asking $115,000. Serious, If you have office ex- Must like children, must have' reliable its. Put your supervisory Boosts in food, car costs fuel consumer price increase perlerice and are inter­ skills experience and lob Qualified buyers only, coll looking for 643-5472. No ogents please. ested in work, call or car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., know ledge to w ork In on atmosphere geared to By Tom Raum prices tumbled last winter. 0.5 percent, following a 0.4 percent come In to register In Government Homes - 3-5 Acres October. same goods cost in November 1985, steadily all along. 9:30-1 pm Sat. high auallty patient core. The Associated Press Because of that decline, inflation increase the month before. Restau­ our new location. from $1 (U repair). Delin­ For the first 11 months of 1986, the when the index stood at 327.4. “Apart from energy and food, For more Information tor quent tax property. at the consumer level for the past rant meals showed an identical 0.5 of CPI has increased at an annual rate The index itself, unlike other prices have been rising about an In te rv ie w c o ll 643-5151. Repossessions. Coll 805- WASHINGTON — Consumer pri­ year has registered a meager 1.3 percent hike after rising 0.2 percent EASY MONEY P o m O lenchock, D ir. Stott of 0.9 percent. Analysts expect it to figures in the report, is not annual 4 percent rate for the past MANPOWER 687-600C. E xt. GH-9965 to r ces, led by increases in food and percent — the lowest 12-month in October. Fruits and vegetables Development, Cresttleld Property be about 1.3 percent for the year “seasonally adjusted” by the go­ six months. It’s more of the same,” Ask for Jeanne TEMPOMRV SERVKES current repo list. new automobile costs, climbed 0.3 inflation rate since the early 1960s. were up 1.5 percent. Beef, poultry, Convalescent Home, 565 once December figures are in. vernment to remove the impact of said Michael K. Evans, president of ISO N. Main St. percent in November, the govern­ Gasoline prices, down 2.4 percent fish and eggs rose 0.6 percent. Vernon St., Manchester. M anchester - $164,900.00. suitable That would make it the lowest predictable price fluctuations that a private economic forecasting Manchester • 643-4810 CALL SUSAN Pure pleasure best des­ ment reported today. in October, fell again in November, The price of new automobiles rate of inflation since the 1.2 occur in the same time each year — service. M-F / 8-5:00 Receptionist - Full time. cribes this Impressive for new The increase in the Labor Depart­ but more modestly, 0.6 percent. increased 0.9 percent in November, percent rise in 1964. By contrast, like higher prices for vegetables in Thursday evenings by Must be able to type and home located In desirable after a 0,8 percent rise the previous appointment IN CIRCULATION ment’s Consumer Price Index, Heating oil prices declined 1.3 inflation for all of 1985 was 3.8 the winter months. And Donald Ratajczak, director hove good telephone Rock ledge area. Features month. Automobile financing building. equivalent to an annual rate of percent after a 1.4 percent fall the percent. Economists claim that the sharp of the economic forecasting center manner. References re­ Include cathedral celling, previous month. charges, up 4.9 percent, rose for the TODAY beams, recessed lighting, inflation of 3.3 percent, followed a The November change left the drop in energy prices earlier this at Georgia State University, said quired. Boyle Real Estate second month, an increase reflect­ 649-4800. 2 fireplaces, master bed­ 643-0906 0.2 percent rise in October. Food prices were up 0.5 percent, ovrall Consumer Price Index at year, plus fluctuations in food that the CPI this year has been held ing the end of manufacturer financ­ room with full both, well Economists generally predicted after climbing 0.3 percent in 330.8, meaning that goods which prices due to a drought in the down by falling energy prices, that inflation in 1987 would return to October, with increases registered ing discounts on 1986 models. Banking - Full time. As­ designed kitchen, sliders cost $10 during the base year of 1967 Southeast, have generally masked although he said that declining 647-9946 to patio, lower level with the 3.5 percent to 4 percent range across a wide range of products. Used car prices fell 0.1 percent PICTURE THIS sistant su p e rviso r In proof cost $33.08 last month. the fact that prices of other prices for used cars have also department. Machine op­ fa m ily room , den, lau ndry R00M8 after rising at that same rate in that had prevailed before energy Grocery store prices were also up That was 34 cents more than the commodities have been increasing contributed. erations and reconcilia­ and cedar closet. Two cor FDR RENT tion. Monday through Fri­ garage. Sentry Real Est­ go $ EXTRA MONEY $ d a y , 2 pm - 8 pm . ate Services, Inc., 643- Saturdoy, 8:30 am - 4 pm, 6601 .□______Central location, kitchen PART-TIME , twice monthly. Coll 646- privileges. Parking ovoll- With Your Own Part-Time Job. ' 5773. Bolton - 6 room ranch with oble. Security and refer­ 3 bedrooms, brick fire- ences required. $70 per HELP WANTED placed living room, tor- week. 649-9227 o r 569-3528. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 An Excellent Opportunity for- If you’re looking tor a PART-TIME JOB with mol dining room with hours that are tailored to your schedule, then built In hutch and 11 x 23 IAPARTMENT8 Housewives and Mothers with stop a Shop Supermarkets have what you're •Real Estate lower level tomllv room. looking fori A PART-TIME JOB at Stop & Shop 16 X 16 deck overlooking Ifdr r en t Notices Business Property 25 Entertainment ...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment .... 80 can help you earn extra money for your educa­ Resort Property 26 young children bring them 1.34 acre country lot bor­ L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 Bookkeeping/Income Tax 54 Ottice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 tion, new clothes, a car or to supplement your In­ dering 0 trou t stream . 16 x M o r t o a o e s ...... 27 HDME8 Manchester - Quality 1 P e r s o n a ls ...... 02 Carpentry/Remodeling 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. come. I 32 Inground pool and bedroom and 2 bedroom Wanted to Buy 28 Pointing/Papering with you and save on FOR 8ALE Announcements...... 03 56 Boats and Marine Equipm ent ...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. POamONS AVAILABLE IN ALL :HD garage.$112,900.a apartment, heat, hot wa­ A u c tio n s ...... 04 RootIng/SIdIng ...... 57 M u s ic a l Ite m s...... b4 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. DEPARTMENTS FOR ALL SHIFTS ter and all appliances F in a n c ia l...... 05 Rentals F lo o r in g ...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment ... 85 Minimum charge: 4 lines. babysitting costs. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY • All real estote advertised Bolton - 6 room ranch with Included. Air conditioned, Electrical ...... 59 Pets ond Supplies ...... 86 WE WILL TRAIN • In the Manchester Herald 3 bedrooms, brick flre- quiet, on bus line. Ideal for R oom s to r R e n t ...... 31 Heating/Plumbing 60 M Isce llo n e o u s fo r S ale ...... 87 Wo offer an excellent progressive salary scale, _ Is su blect to the F o ir ploced living room, for­ middle-aged and senior A p a rtm e n ts to r R e n t...... 3 2 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services 61 T ag S a le s ...... 88 paid holidays, vacations, sick pay, life Insurance, • H ousing A ct of 1968, w hich mal dining room with citizens. $515 and $550. Condominiums tor Rent ...... 33 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the H e lp W a n te d ___, ...... VI Services Wanted 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 medical plan and pension. • mokes It Illegal to odver- bullt-ln hutch and 11 x 23 247-5030. Homes tor Rent ...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. lower level family room. Situation Wanted ...... 12 If you are Inlerestad, please apply to: _ Use any preference, llm- Store/Ottice Space ...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, • Itotlon or dlscrlmlnotlon 16 X 16 deck overlooking Business Opportunities ...... 13 24 Locust Street. 7 room Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. STOP & SHOP SUPERMARKET • based on race, color, rell- 1.34 acre country lot bor­ Instruction ...... 14 apartment. No applian­ Industrial Property ...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... Automotive $ 295 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, CT ^ glon, sex or notional dering 0 trou t stream . 16 x ces. $650 per month plus Employment Services ...... 15 71 $ AAlscellaneous tor Rent ...... 38 • origin, or on Intention to 32 Inground pool and gor- utilities. Security. No Antiques and Collectibles 72 Cars for Sole ...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are Sliver Lane, E. Hartford, CT Roommates W anted ...... 39 • moke any such preter- age.$112,900. D.W . Fish pets. Coll 646-2426 week- C lo t h in g ...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. The W anted to R e n t ...... 40 SUPER STOP & SHOP SUPERMARKET ^ ence, limitation or dls- R ealty, 643-1591 o r 871- doys 9 to 5. Real Estate F u r n itu r e ...... 74 Campers/Trallers ...... 93 M a n ch e ste r H e ra ld Is responsible fo r o n ly one • crimination. The Herald 1400.OD TV/Stereo/Appliances 75 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of 342 Broad St., Manchester, CT H om es to r Sale ...... 21 Motorcvcies/Mopeds 94 • will not knowingly accept Monchester-2nd floor, 2 Machinery and T ools 76 the original Insertion. Errors which do not 21 Hours Per Week 1391 Main St.. Wllllmantic, CT Condominiums.tor Sale ...... 22 Services Auto Services ...... 95 ^ any advertisement which Coventry - Great House - bedroom, heat and ap­ Lawn and Garden 77 Autos for Rent/Lease lessen the value of the advertisement will not Interviews will be conducted at time of applica­ highlighted by o 13 x 31 L o ts/L a n d to r S a le ...... '. 23 C h ild C a re ...... si 96 — Is In v io la tio n of the low. pliances. No pets. $550 Good Things to Eat 78 Miscellaneous Automotive be corrected by an additional Insertion. Salary Plus Gas Allowance tion greotroom with a sp ilt Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services ...... 52 97 • ------plus security. Coll 646- Fuel Oll/Coal/Firewood ... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 fleldstone fireplace. This 3979. SOUND INTERESTING? gorgeous contemporary You can be s Herald Area Adviser and handle end has 3 bedrooms, 2 full West Side, 5 room duplex, supervise our carrier boys 5 girls. If you like kids, siop shop • Manchester - Older 7 baths and o beautiful view stove and refrigerator. want a little Independence and your own Income... S overlooking the volley A v a ila b le Ja n u a ry 1st. Se­ ^ room Colonial In pleasant • neighborhood, 3 bed- acre lot odlocent to public curity deposit. 649-2689. Notices R niosT SUPERMARKETS golf course. Home built In EU a n d fou nd Employment An Equil Opportunily Employtr M/F • rooms, dining room, llv- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GDHELP WANTED • ing room with fireplace, 1 1980. D.W.Fish Realty, 3 ond 4 room oportments. His Choice . 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall car­ 643-1591 o r 871-1400.D No appliances, no pets. & Education One of The Stop & Shop Companies t Found-Block and white peting, kitchen applian­ S e cu rity . C o ll 646-2426, lost CALL 647-9946 or 647 Monchester - $98,900.00. 4 young male cat. Corner of Professional company Wanted Disc Jockey for Carpenter-minimum 5 ye­ ces Included. 3 zone heat weekdays between 9 and MAND FOUND *••••••••••••••** completely ED M a in and W illia m s Street. needs full and part time Saturday nights. This Is a ars experience In residen­ with new gas furnace and room ronch, 5. new w all C a ll 643-4251. production assistants. guaranteed year round tial remodeling. Paid hot water heater. Garage redecorated, Lost-15 year old female Must be available week­ lob. Music of the 50’s and vacation, holidays and on treed lot. $128,900. Coll carpeting. A pleasure to Vernon-New 2 bedroom HELP WANTED show.Jomes R. McCovo- Beagle. Partially blind Impounded - Male Staf­ days between 8am to 5pm. 60's. Contact the m anager insurance program. 643- evenings afte r 6 o r 9 am-5 unit av a ila b le , w all to w a ll Call 646-6855 between 9am P a rk a d e Lanes. 643-1507. 6712. Assemblers-Full time part ) nogh Real Estate, 649- and deaf. Glastonbury, pm weekends. 647-8105. carpeting, full oppllonced fordshire Terrier. Color time. Small parts as­ 633-8515 o r 547-3429 o r the brindle. 3 month old. X-Ray Technician for phy­ and 12 noon. 3800.O kitchen, no pets. $600 plus sem blers. $4.50 to $5.75 per Dog Warden. Reward! sic ia n ’s office In R o c k ­ Burr Bench Openlngs- Looking for 6 dependable Impressive Contempor- utilities. 649-1262 o r 649- Picked up on East Middle hour. Insentive pay and T urnp ike. 643-6642.______ville. Part time flexible Laundry-Immediate op­ Openlngs tor experienced people. Could be senior orv - Private, vet close to S torrs - $32,900.00. V ery 9619. hours. Please call 872- ening for person who can personnel with aircraft citizens or husband and benefits. 4 day week. everything, tits the des­ nice 2 bedroom Mobile EXPERIENCED 6033, Monday thru Friday w ork three da ys per week parts background. Ability wife teams. Third shift, 10 Apply: Able 8. Coll Elec­ cription perfectly tor this home In adult community. 4 room second floor apart­ PART TIME 9 to 5 . Ask tor Donna. from 10am to 6pm . No to handle heavy parts pm - 6 am . M o b il M a rt, 427 tronics, Howard Rood, superb. Immaculate, 10 Appliances, central air ment available January I. experience necessary, needed. Apply Reb Indus­ Hartford Road, Manches­ Bolton. plus room contemporary. and porch. James R. Redecorated, no pets, no WRECKER CLERICAL Street sweeper operator, will train. Good starting tries Inc., 184 Commerce ter. Floor-to-celling, field- McCavanogh Real Estate, appliances, no heat. $450 East Hartford Co. has full time, call Manchester rate. Call the Manchester St., Glastonbury, Ct. stone fireplace, beam 649-3800.O plus 2 months security. DRIVER several openings. Hours Sweeping. 647-9137. M a n o r at 646-0129. 06033. 633-5271. E O E frock lighting, cathedral 649-5180. Manchester - new listing! 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Waitresses - full and part celling with 2 balconies With full benefits — CHormIng 6 room Dutch M-F. General office time, all shifts. Apply In Supervisor-Energetic In­ over-looking the huge liv­ Coventry - new 2 bedroom person at LoStrodo West, dividual with mechanical Colonial, 3bedrooms,fire­ full or part time. skills and light typing ing room. Down stairs duplex. Excellent loca­ 471 Hartford Rood, ability.Experience In QC Stereo Specialist Country Christmas Swedish Gifts boasts a lovely In-law place, screened porch, tion, 2 boths, wall-to-wall Call helpful. AUTO BODY Manchester. or production lines a plus. rec. room and 2 cor J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ One duck, two ducks, many, mony, visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT apartment, ond a profes­ carpeting. Fireplace. Sky­ Stan Ozimek at Call the Part Time. Apply Able & Coll Elec­ sional dork room.Many detached garage. Close to COLLISION fessionals buy their stereo equlo- more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, light, central air. Applian­ ParsoiMel Daparbaaat at: Sheet Metal person - min­ tronics, Howard Road, more amenities!! Asking e ve ryth in g In a fa m ily ces Included. Minutes to Moriarty Brothers Earn Extra Cash! ment and accessories. Discount ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks and Hummel figurines. We also S68-2020 REPAIR PERSON im um 5 ye a rs experience. Bolton. $295,000.00 S tro n o R eal neighborhood. $130,000.00. 1-384. References and se­ pricing on cash and carry Items. — Wreaths and flower and folk art carry Swedish foods. Ellington 643-5135 for mare lafamiatieM. A quality ahop needs ex­ Must read blueprints. Call Estate Company, 647- James R. McCovonogh curity deposit required. P h il at 643-2487. G eneral w o rk In a flow e r C a ll J a c k B e rtra n d 643-1262. too, all hand mode and waiting for C e n te r P la za , E llin g to n , 872-0273. Real Estote, 649-3800.D EOE INSERTERS WANTED perienced colllaon repair 7653.0 $700 m onth. 742-7247. person. Offering good shop. Full or part time, you at hourly rate, pleasant also floral designer with CRAFTMEN GALLERY Two bedroom townhouse working conditions, year RN’s only. Meadows some experience or can 58 C o o p e r St., M an ch e ste r, heat, hot water, carpet­ Call 647-9946 Manor, full or port time. round employment In train on the lob. Apply In 647-8161 ing, air conditioned, all NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED No benefit rote. $13.10 per Jewelry Pets Ask for Bob Manchester. Call person: Krause Florist. Holiday hours 7 days a week. Seam s appliances. Nice location. IN MANCHESTER AREA hour. Call Mrs. Bir­ 621, H a rtfo rd Rd. DJ’S DOG GROOMING and PET C o ll 647-1595. mingham tor appoint­ Largest selection of diamonds and 643-7604 gem stone dinner rings. Christmas SUPPLY 649-0485. Bedding - m ent. 647-9191. Manchester-clean and Ask for John Office Work-Girl Frldoy- hours, 9-8pm, M o n .-FrI., 8-5 Sot. canopy, brass, cuddle and mots. Na Main A Union St Aral III BRAY JEW ELERS, Wayne Bray, Florists Coots, sweaters, rain gear, life aulet 6 room, 3 bedroom M o n the phones to r custo­ duplex, no appliances, no Hudion 8L III mer orders and general 643-5617 PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER lockets and back packs. Unique cat Wllllinii SI III furniture. Holiday goodies, toys pets. Available Jonuorv 1. SALES office work. Pleasant and SHOP - Fancy Fruit Baskets. Box­ $600 plus utilities. 649-3219. Oiklind SI 3-17 Parkad* Haalth friendly voice. Above ov­ wood Trees - All Your Christmas and crates. Pet pictures with Santa, HERE’S THE JO B YOU’VE November 28 and 29, 12-6 pm and Summit St. 388-453 Shoppa is looking for erage earnings, paid vo­ Decorating Needs! 36 Oak Street, Oakland Heights - Is now Grovs SL 48-55 cation, Insurance and holi­ 649-0791 and 200 W est C enter Street, every Sunday after. taking oppllcotlons for experienced (but will days. Apply In Fruit Baskets Mountiln Rd. III BEEN WAITING FORI train) full and part 646-6056. one bedroom- handi­ Na Elm SL 03-230 person:Manchester To­ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Deliv­ * * 9 * * capped oportment. Apply time people. Hard b a cco 8i C a n dy Co., 299 8169 ered Locally - Shipped nationwide. M I C H E L L E 'S F L O R A L S - Fresh a r­ Unique Gifts 360 Ooklond Street, Man­ Sherwood Circle ill Green Road, Manchester. One Size Pirkir SL We have a great job opportunity for a customer servi- working, pleasant NOW 20% OFF ALL WICKER rangements, silk arrangements, chester, 2 to 5 pm, Mon­ 300-514 with knowledge PERO FRUIT STAND - holiday wreaths and many gift The store with elegant, unique and day, Wednesday, Frldoy. Lydill SL different fashions and gifts from 6 1-47 ce/bookkeeping clerk in our circulation department. about vltamlns/nutri- 276 Oakland Street, Monchester, Items In both our stores. Hours Woodbridgo SL 203-470 Lab Technician assistant - 643-6384 around the world. EAST WEST IM- tlon. A handsome Tie, Bow-Tie 9;30am-5:00om dolly and Thursday 2 bedroom , 1/2 duplex, 6 Blloiu St. ill This is a full time position, Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00. experience In abrasive 'tll 6om. Saturday, 9-1pm. 857 Main PORTS, lll'/j Center Street, Man­ appliances, $550. per blasting helpful. Call Phil or Ascot are easily made for chester, 643-5692. Mirgret SL ill Call 646-8178 FERNANDO’S ORCHARDS, Birch Street, M a n e h e te r 649-2522 (fo rm ­ month plus utilities. Bow­ Excellent typing skills necessary with some computer at 643-2487. the man in your life. Great M i ers School oreO. Coll John Lumii beliMeii 9 a.m. a S p.in.. Mountain Rood, Glastonbury. Na­ erly Leaf, Stem, ond Root), 39 III for gift-giving time. ot 643-1591. Combrldgo SL ill experience helpful. No. 8169 with Photo-Guide tive apples, cider, fruit baskets, W in d so r A ve. (Rte. 83) V ern o n , 875- 5145 e v e ry d a y 9-6, Sot. 9-5. Historical Calendars North Main SL ill has pattern for 4" Tie; 1 holiday wreaths und other crafts. Manchester - Charter Ook Good pay, excellent benefits & pleasant atmosphere. PERMANENT PART TIME yard of 45" material; Bow- Manchester Historical Society en­ Mother SL III 4i • « « * Street - 5 room duplex, Cintarfleld SL ill Tie requires 'h yard. *

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ”by Larry Wright APARTMENTS WANTED FOR RENT TO RENT

One bedroom second Garage Space - One car, BUSINESS & BCRyiCE DIRECTORY floor, no pets. Downtown. from January 14th to Feb- -m S400 plus utilities. Secur­ ruory 15th. Reasonable. ity. References. 643-9776. 649-2511 before 8pm. IWSSESU ■ M E A TiB / ICONDOMINIUMS INEINHEUII a U M M M SEE FOR RENT ■HOLIDAY/ Fogorfy Broflwr* — Your local hondymonl SEASONAL Ihfoom rwKXWIng; in* Manchester-New end Coil John at M9-4353 and linder* tlallo«o(n wolwr hg •MS. Tun# Up Urn# - Chain „ ______j el ■HmcaXANEOINI Mws, snow biow#r«. Also Manchester 2 bedroom TREES •.A.- townhouse, excellent lo­ „, Oer offorlna a complet# shcr- cation. No pets, $550 per Cut it fresh. gyell. p#ntng »#rvle«. Quality month plus utilities and ' ify. Odtf fobs, TrucfclfiB. Home Shoiptnlna, 1M Hilliard $ 2 0 0 0 IS repairs. You name R, we Stnwt 649-2111. security. 647-7234. Imme­ ■ your oholco diate occupancy. do it. Free estimates. 19 Lewis St. Nome your own iMle» attics, garages raom end unit, patio, Open 10-4 Sat. & Sun. dependable ••rvlcei cleaned. Junk hauled. basement, swlmmlng/ten- Rointlna, RbpMirtwdflng & Furniture and appliances nls court. $625 monthly. 646-4126 Renwv«I.CallS7S«B7. moved. Odd fobs. Very 742-0672. D & D Landscape- honeit dependable Complete landscape se- worker. 25 yeors expe­ IHOMES MlriM^'end emtlt f»> vloe, leaf and brush re- rience In moving. 6464669 NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO ESTABLISH A BRANCH FOR RENT ibiid, doore (Mid win­ moyed. Coll Daytd anytime. OF A STATE MEMBER BANK dows repolred, extro 69F206. December 12, IfM Domos Clectrld FURNITURE sliglvtnd tnsfotled. Coll ‘ Hovfng Classified ads serve the Manchester State Bank, 1041 Main Street, Manchester, CT Bolton-Lakeside year ttectricdl Frobtems' BemteolS«kn7£ • IS? Hawkes Tree. Service- people toddy ..( lust os 06040, intends to apply to the Board of Governors of the Fe­ round clean 5 rooms, Need o forge or « smoll Bucket Truck B Chipper. deral Reserve System (Board! for permission to establish a large Hying room with Beige Recllner - 1 year they hove since our coun branch at 1044 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, CT. The Fe­ old, good condition. Cost COOKING FOR good Repotr? w e SiMKfallte In Stump removal. Free estl- fireplace. $800 per month. news? took for the mony RiMldenftai w ork, Jtoseoh imolw. Special conildera- try’s beMnnlng. Read and deral Reserve Svstem considers a number of factors In de- 649-8445. oyer $225. Scotch use them regularly. 643- cldlnn whether to approve the application Including the re­ gaurded. $75.00. Call 646- borgoln IMivs odyertleed Dumas. Fully Licensed. ,N o h ^ e i^ ly ond handl- cord ot performonce of this bonk In helping to moot local In ine cIcMNiled (CoImIimm Free Brtimofes. 040dSS3. «opped.«47-7553. 2711. credit needs. Manchester-3 bedroom 5186.0 Cape, V/i bath, fireplace, You are Invited to submit comments In writing on this ap­ Bed frame - Twin, $8.00. plication to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, 600 Atlantic finished cellar, attached Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02104. The comment period Saturday, C garage, sun room. Nice Call 649-4064.D Adopt dogs/pupples. will not end before January 12, 1987 and may be somewhat backyard and neighbor­ jTV/STEREO/ jTV/STEREO/ ■MACHINERY Shots, some fixed, some longer. The Board's procedures for processing applications hood. Woodbridoe Street. Bed frame - Twin, $8.00. house broken. 623-8408 or may be found at 12 C.F.R. Part 242. Procedures for proces­ $900 per month. January 1 Call 649-4064.n APPLIANCES ■a p p l ia n c e s AND TOOLS sing protested applications may be found at 12 C.F.R. 242.25. 243-0896. To obtain a copy of the Board's procedures or If you need occupancy. 742-6124. more Information about submitting your comments on the Wing back chair - print application, contact William Spring, vice president and fabric, warm colors. Com­ Welbllt 5 cubic foot refrig­ Table saw 7" Sears. Good Bolton - available Imme­ condition. $19. 649-9537.G Free Christmas Pupples- community affairs officer, at the Federal Reserve Bank of diately, 6 room Cope In fortable. Excellent condi­ erator formica top, white. beautlful border collie set­ Boston (417-973-34401. The Federal Reserve Svstem will con­ tion. $60.00. Call 643-2041 Excellent condition. 1985 ter cross. 6 males, 1 sider your comments and any request for a public meeting excellent condition. Fire­ Whirlpool refrigerator or formal hearing on the application If they ore received bv place and range. $700 a after 6 pm.o model. $99.00. Call 649- ■FUEL OIL/COAL/ female. Mostly white and $165 and matching GE 3651.0 the Reserve Bonk on or before the last date of the comment month plus utilities. Se­ stove $95. Very good con­ FIREWOOD black mix. 1 black. 742- period. curity deposit, referen­ dition. 232-8792 or 569-3951. 9004 after 2pm, anytime 030-12 ces; McCavanaoh Realty, TV/STEREO/ weekends. 649-3800. Dryer-General Electric MACHINERY Cord of wood. Seasoned APPLIANCES one year. Cut and .split. ED Hotpoint. New, still In AND TOOLS $75.00 cash and carry. Court of Probate, District of INVITATION TO BIO ■STORE AND carton. 236-6311, ext 1282. I Manchester 646-3156.0 NOTICE OF HEARINO PURCHASE OF ONE (1), Toshiba microwave, NEW «i TON UTILIT.itV OFFICE SPACE brand new, large size. $200 Kenmore Washer, 1 year Console Singer sewing ■MISCELLANEOUS ESTATE OF CHRISTINE Seasoned Firewood, cut. MARY WAY, DECEASED FICK-UPTRIICK or best offer. 64^3712. old, $275. 643-6808. Excel­ machine. Good condition, $45 a pickup truck load. FOR SALE Pursuant to an order of Hon. The Town ot Coventry will Manchester - Prim e office lent condition. $25.00. Call 649-0050.Q William E. FitzGerald, receive sealed bids for the space, 1000 to 4800 square You pick up. 742-7247. purchase of one, (1), new Magnovox entertainment Down quilt - like new. Judge, dated December 14 feet. Front door parking. center - 25 Inch color T.V ., Refrigerator - 2 door, 16 Toro - snow shovel. Brand 1984 a hearing will be held on ton utility pick-up truck at Queen size, $50.00. Call the Town Hall, 1712 Main Boyle Real Estate Com­ stereo, FM and record cubic feet. Manual de­ new; was a gift. $75.00. RECREATIONAL an application praying for after 6 pm, 643-1720.o the authority to sell certain Street, Coventry, Ct. 04238 pany, 649-4800. player - $99.00. 633-1797.P frost. $25.00. 643-2809.O Please call 875-4493.0 EQUIPMENT real property situated In the until 10:00 AM, January 5th, New women's and men's Town of Manchester, County 1987 at which time and place of Hartford as In said appli­ all bids will be opened and For Sale. Rowing Ma­ cable stitch sweaters. Size cation on file more fully publicly read aloud. chine, fully assembled, 1 40 - 42. $10.00 each. Call appears, at the Court of Pro­ The Town of Coventry re­ year old, excellent condi­ 649-2101.□ bate on January 12, 1987 at serves Its rights to waive all tion. $75. Call 646-3245 10:15 A.M. formalities In the bidding after 5; 30pm. 15 Encyclopedia books. Mary Lou Tavlor, process. The Town is not 041-12 Clerk obliged to accept the lowest $15. 649-5875. bid. WASHING' Ladles bicycle. 26 Inch Bid forms. Bidding Instruc­ Oliver L. Nor wheel, $30.00. Good condi­ Perego stroller with det­ tions, and Specification Re­ for his White tion. 649-1680.O achable hood and match­ quirements M UST be ob­ plan to dive ing quilted seat cover. ■CARS tained In PERSON at the Mint condition. $25. 649- Town Garage, 44 Bradbury rebels profits Rowing machine. Origi­ FOR SALE Lane, Coventry, Ct., phone; nal cost $30.00. Sell $15.00. 6240.D Iran, a sou 203-742-4588. Intelligence i Call 643-1710.O TOWN OF COVENTRY Riding lawn mower DECEM BER 8, 1984 At the san Weight lifting bench - with Craftsman 5hp 24 Inch cut. HAROLD B. HODGE JR., Edwin Meesf leg attachment. Hardly Runs! 17 years old may TOWN MANAGER the House pa 1980 Buick Regal-6 cy­ 033-12 used. All assembled. need work $50. 643-4535.D linder, 79,000 miles, air the weekend $75.00 or best offer. 643- conditioned. Excellent that Preside! Luvs diapers. 9 unopened 9000.D condition. Asking $2900. the transfer boxes. Newborn size. 66 643-8646 after 4pm. the contras. Weight lifting bench - with diapers per box. $5.00 per TRUCK8/VANS While the leg attachment. Hardly box. Call 649-6240.O Buick 1980 Wagon, 6 cy­ FOR SALE used. All assembled. linder, automatic, power been unable $75.00 or best offer. 643- Twin Size metal hl-rlse steering and brakes. North menu 9000.D unit for under day bed. 137,000 miles. $1500. 529- 1978 Ford F-150 Supercab, written, the Brand new. Cell 644-1950 1567. 6 cylinder, new valve lob sion w as... it Roller skates - used only a ofternoons.a and carborator, new bat­ the outline of few times. Like new.$40.00 Ford-1982 4 door Escort L. tery, bed liner, radial tires. $3000. Many extras. from the sale or best offer. Call 643- Motor - electric. 1 /A horse Mint condition. 27,500 the contras.’ power. 110 volts. $20.00. 646-6513 otter 6pm. 1782.0 miles. Standard transmis­ Meese als Call 646-8302.0 sion. $3300. 643-8057. Chevy Pickup 76 Custom rough appro: Ski's KnelssI 190 CM with Holiday Matrix lifetime look 77 binding. $99.00. 1978 AM C Concord-4 door, Deluxe C-20, 8'/bed with Nov. 25. ths membership - before you cap. $1500. 649-1861. million relati Call 646-4732 after 5 pm.o buy from them, check good condition, low mi­ with me and save. 647-9829 leage, new tires. $1700. was divertei Send that special someone, HOLIDAY CHEER, Ski's KnelssI 190 CM with evenings. 649-7533. ■CAMPERS/ attorney gei look 77 binding. $99.00. TRAILERS heard at any Call 646-4732 after 5 pm.o 1982 Buick Regal Esate give me cone with a personalized message in the ■TAG Wagon-4 door, door locks, 13 toot Traveller Travel ' did in fact gi tilt wheel, tape player, B0AT8/MARINE ■s a l e s Trailer - sleeps 4, excel­ Vice Pres rear defroster, air condi­ lent condition. Gas stove. MANCHESTER HERALD... EQUIPMENT tioning, power brakes and speech in lo Ice box, chemical toilet, 3 what he kn( Household and Tag Sale - steering, wire wheels, kinds of lighting. $1400 ( or 16 foot Mad River canoe, Saturday, 12-20 and Sun­ 48,000 miles. Almost new connection, your message will appear December 24th... paddles Included. Used best reasonable otter). Lawrence 1 day, 12-21, 9am-4pm. 315 tires. $5500. 643-6181. 228-3345 or 646-5099. four times. Excellent con­ Henry St. pointed inde dition. $800. Please call Pontiac J 2000 1982- promised 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- hatchback, rear window ■MISCELLANEOUS investigatioi 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Automotive defogger, louvers, am/fm ■a u t o m o t iv e The CapiU Bob. stereo cassette, new tires. Well maintained. as saying Ni Four 14 X17 Corvette Rally memo — api ■MUSICAL $3295/best otter. 649-6763 Wheels - Centers and after 5:30. tary evident ITEMS 9 ' I m Mii rings. $225. Negotiable. discovered El 647-9869. Mercury Bobcat, 1979 Council files CB 700 drum set - base wagon, 6 cylinder, auto­ cfrum, 4 tom, 5 roto toms, 2 Chevy Citation 80, loaded, Snow tlres-F78 x 14 matic. 67,000 miles. $1400. mounted on Buick Sky­ cymbals, 1 high hit cym ­ 4 speed, om/tm stereo 649-6977. bal and 1 stool; all stands with tope, 65,000 miles. lark rims. Good condi­ $1650 or best otter. 647- tion. Pair $30. Call 646- Included. $490. 646-2162. 1977 Datsun 200SZ - looks 1617.0 9456. good, runs well. $900. or PETS AND best otter. 429-3108 or Snow Tires - whitewalls, 1984 Chrysler Laser XE, leave message. mounted on rims E78 x 14 SUPPLIES fully loaded, excellent posysters. $25.00 each. running condition. Best Dodge 1974 Sweepline 3/4 Used one season. 643-6463 AKC-Engllsh Springer, otterl Call Terri at 646- ton club cab pick up with after 4 pm.o mole pup, 15 weeks old. 2156. flat bed and sides. $400. Liver and white. All shots Also, 1976 Volaire Station Two E7B X 14 new Jetson to date. $150. 643-8145. 1971 - VW Beetle. Rebuilt Wagon, runs, $100. 742- wide bile white snow tires. engine.$ 2 5 0 .0 0 or best 9004 after 2 pm, anytime 4 ply poly. $40.00 tor both. Adopt young fixed cats. otter 649-8007.O weekends. Call 643-6129.0 They deserve a chance to live I Long or short furred. We are In cages awaiting MISCELLANEOUS ■MiSCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS new homes. 232-1393. FOR SALE FOR SALE FORSALE FREE CLASSIFIED ADS To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for To place your <99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days — FREEI greeting ad Fill out coupon (one word 1 t s 4 please phone par space) and mall or bring to the Manchester s • 7 S Herald Office, 16 Bralnard • 11 643-2711 Place. 10 11 Ask for Classified Clearly state Item and price IS 14 IS IS In ad. One Item only per ad. No pot, tag sale, or Ads must be phoned in no later than Mon., Dec. 22, 3 P.M. conimercial ads accepted. N a m e . 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