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30 Cent's Saturday, Nov. 21,1987 TAX PLAN HITS RICH, BUSINESS WASHINGTON (AP) - The $9 One way to do that would be to billion deficit-reduction tax in­ drop a provision raising Medicare crease endorsed Friday by Presi­ taxes on the estimated 8 miilion dent Reagan and congressional workers who next year wiil earn leaders is expected to be felt mainly more than about 945,000. The tax is by telephone users, the wealthy and deducted from paychecks as part of corporations. the Social Security pay roil tax. The Those provisions were central provision is not in the House elements of separate tax-increase package. bills passed by the House and by the Either bili would close a major Senate Finance Committee last estate-tax loophole for the wealthy month. Senior tax-writers said they that was enacted in iast year’s tax expect the final version of the tax overhaul. That change would cost increase will be drawn from the the estates of some of the nation’s most acceptable parts of the two wealthiest executives about 91.3 bills. biilion a year. Neither bill contains — and there Both biiis also would would is little support in Congress for — repeal a special accounting system, any tinkering with the newly known as the completed-contract reduced individual and corporate method, favored by defense con­ income-tax rates. Nor is there any tractors, at a saving of 9800 million. effort to delay the final installment *1110 Reagan administration op­ of the individual tax-rate reduction poses repeai. scheduled to take effect Jan. 1. In the House bill is another Because the House has already provision that the administration passed its tax increase—albeit by a opposes and that some Wall Street margin of only one vote — it will be analysts blame for problems in the up to the Senate Finance Commit­ financial markets. This provision tee to take the first action on tax would reduce tax benefits that help elements of the deficit-reduction finance corporate takeovers. There plan whose framework was an­ is strong opposition to that provi­ nounced at the White House Friday. sion in the Finance Committee. Once that panel acts and if the Some other provisions in one or Senate then approves the bill, a both bills; conference of senior tax-writers • Telephones: Both would ex­ from the two houses would work out tend for three years the expiring 3 the final details of the tax Increase.. percent tax on local and long­ The final product then would be distance telephone service. subject to one last vote in each • Estimated taxes: Both would house before being sent to the tighten rules requiring corpora­ ' ThaAwodaMdPraM president. tions to pay more of their taxes in The Senate Finance Committee advance, resulting in 91.8 billion JESSICA QOES HOME — Nineteen-month-old Jessica McClure holds proposal would raise taxes by about increased collections next year. • Home loans: The House plan — her mother’s hand as she leaves Midland Memorial Hospital in Midland, 911.5 billion in 19U, which means the panel would have to wipe out but not the Senate — would limit Texas, Friday. Jessica spent more than a month In the hospital after she about 92.5 billion of the tax increase was rescued from an abandoned water well. Story on page 3. it already has recommended. ’Turn to page 2 Coventry girls in title game

Patriots face defending champ Granby ... page 56 No problem SNAFU bySrueaSMltlc Phone users, corporations, Union leaders against early with talks, wealthy to feel tax increase says Shultz WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre­ Contlnned from page 1 installment plan. to stockholders and another to the talks at Pratt a User fees: Both would require IRS would face a 92.8 billion tax tary of State George P. Shultz deductible home-eqt|ity loans to increase through the minimum tax. denied. Friday that negotiations users to pay for selected govern­ EAST HARTFORD (AP) — Machinists union 9100,000, no matter what purpose a Partnerships: Under the with the Soviets to ban medium- ment services, including advance leaders are urging Pratt ft Whitney workers to reject the proceeds were used for. It would tax rulings from the Internal House bill, many limited partner­ range nuclear weapons were the company’s offer to begin contract talks early to limit to 91 million the maximum Revenue Service and Coast Guard ships whose shares are traded on snagged. discuss the effects of major layoffs anticipated for next amount of home-purchase mort­ towing. the open market would be taxed as He said he would meet next gage loans on which interest could a Federal debts: Both bills would corporations. year. Monday aqtf ’Tuesday in Geneva In a flier notifying Machinists members of a Sunday be deducted. extend IRS authority to withhold with Soviet Foreign Minister meeting and vote on the company’s proposal, union a Installment sales: The Senate tax refunds from people who have a Estate tax: Both bills would Eduard A. Shevardnadze to try to leaders said the executive boards of the four locals bill — but not the House — would overdue government loans. freeze the maximum estate tax rate clear away an “ Immense amount of representing PftW workers in Connecticut voted bring In 91.8 billion by eliminating a a Minlmam tax: Corporations at 55 percent, rather than letting it detail” before next month’s super­ tax break for dealers who sell on the that report one set of profit figures drop to 50 percent. unanimously to reject the offer because PftW wants to power summit. limit the scope of negotiations. Still, with the summit only 18 The company notified union members ’Thursday days away, the treaty continues to through notices posted in plants that if they begin elude the grasp of U.S. and Soviet Budget slashing as painful negotiating a contract soon, the meetings could include negotiators. And Shultz did not “I warned you...start robbing stagecoaches discussions of layoffs, severance pay and pensions. predict it would be ready in time. at night...or our tan lines will give us away!” Betty Webber, directing labor representative for “ I hope.we can do that,” he said. Machinists District 91, which represents hourly In announcing the Geneva talks. workers at all plants, said Friday that the company State Department spokesman Cha­ as ‘a toaster In the bathtub’ rejected the union’s request to discuss early rles E. Redman said “ there is no Connecticat Weather retirement incentives. crisis.” WASHINGTON (AP) - The fail. “ After several meetings, the company’s response He said Shultz had asked She­ If Congress rejects the comprom­ budget cuts imposed on the federal was they could not entertain early retirement in vardnadze to meet with him and the Central, Eastern Interior, Sonthwestem Interior: ise announced by Reagan on Friday government by the Gramm- isolation,” she said. “ To entertain that request they Soviet “ readily agreed.” Saturday, bitter cold and windy. Some morning clouds, and the Gramm-Rudman cuts are Rudman law would force reduc­ wanted the union to open early negotiations for certain “ The chances are no doubt very then becoming partly sunny. High near 25. Wind allowed to stand, more automatic tions, as one senator put it, as items of the contract only.” good that the agreement will be ^northwest 15 to 25 mph. Saturday night, clearing and belt-tightening will ripple through painful “ as if somebody dropp^ a During the past year. PftW has reduced its wrapped up,” Redman said. colder. Low near 20. Sunday, mostly sunny and cold, the government. toaster in the bathtub.” Connecticut work force by 2,250, including nearly 2,000 Two key verification Issues re­ ,High in the 30s. The cuts “ may hit them about the At least three areas will feel the salaried workers who agreed to take early retirement main unresolved. One deals with NortRwest Hills: Saturday, bitter cold and windy. same as if somebody dropped a effects almost immediately: Medi­ or resign with severance pay. data on Soviet missiles. The other Mostly cloudy with some flurries. High near 20. Wind toaster in a bathtub,” tenate care, guaranteed student loans and ’The union has been seeking a similar package of involves inspection of U.S. and northwest 15 to 25 mph. Saturday night, clearing and Budget Committee Chairman Law- dairy price supports, according to incentives for hourly workers that could reduce the Soviet facilities to guard against coldtr. Low 10 to 15; Sunday, mostly sunny and cold. ton Chiles, D-F1a., warned in an work force without major layoffs. Union officials said High in the 30s. the administration’s Office of Man­ Vj cheating. earlier plea to avoid the Gramm- earlier this week they expect about 2,000 people to be White House spokesman Marlin West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, bitter cold. agement and Budget. Rudman cuts. laid off soon. , Fitzwater left open the possibility Windy with partly sunny skies.* High near 30. Wind But the ax will fall more slowly Chiles and the staff of his The current Machinists contract expires In De­ that the treaty may not be ready northwest 20 to 30 mph. Saturday night, clearing and with most of the $23 billion, AP photo across-the-board slashes. Officials committee offered a number of cember 1988. when Soviet leader Mikhail S. colder. Low 15 to 20. Sunday, mostly sunny and cold. examples of Gramm-Rudman's at many federal agencies are ’The union says the company wants to extend the Jessica McClure is lead awBy from Midland, Texas, Gorbachev arrives Dec. 7 for three putting off permanent reductions in ultimate impact: current agreement until 1991; give lump sum days of talks with President • ’The Federal Aviation Adminis­ Memorial Hospital on Friday by her mother. Cissy. anticipation of a reversal by payments in some of those extended years; change the Reagan. tration would be unable to fill 1,100 Congress. savings plans and life, health and disability insurance; “ We can hold a summit without Lottery Wiimers Lawmakers, in effect, have 10 new air traffic controller slots combine job codes and job duties; and Improve signing one. If that becomes the days to change their minds on the authorized by Congress earlier. severance pay. case,” he said. The Department of Transportation Well, about timel Gramm-Rudman cuts by adopting “ The company wants this ’package’ negotiated in Connecticut dally Friday: 034. Play Four: 7875. officials said Friday that a new Under questioning from a repor­ the 976 billion, two-year deficit one week’s time, locked up in a hotel room with no ter, Shultz denied that the decision ' Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 5, 6, 9, 20, 30, 33. reduction package agreed to Fri­ class of controllers would begin as communications with the members,” the union flier scheduled on Dec. 4. to go to Geneva meant that day by congressional leaders and says. J^slca goes home unexpected pre-summit difficulties However, if the department is ’”There are many important areas of the current President Reagan. had arisen. Reagan was expected to order the forced to absorb across-the-board contract the company will not discuss. Neither will the various injuries she suffered. “ It’s not a question of a snag,” he Gramm-Rudman cuts before reductions on an extended basis, company give any guarantee that this ‘package’ will MIDLAND, Texas (AP) - A Index Doctors feared they would have said. “ Its just a question of the midnight. “ we would literally have a disaster prevent anyone from being laid off.” smiling Jessica McCiure teetered to amputate her right foot, which immense amount of detail and “ We’re not going to do anything on pur hands,” the acting.transpor­ Curtis Linke. vice president for communications at out of a hospital in a cast Friday, a . A • iOmsmaOii4A OhituarliM 6 was jammed at an awkward angle things there are to get set in place because we still think they’re going tation secretary, James,.Bumley, PftW, said Friday that the package contains no month after the nation watched 19-13 Opininn 14-15 when she was trapped. But only the to come up with something,” said warned earlier this week., take-aways and is similar to a golden handshake determined rescuers pull the properly before such an important 1P-t7 Raninr CItIrens 5 little toe was removed, and Dr. Phil Keif, a spokesman for the • The U.S. Customs Service’s program offered in 1983 to 800 hourly workers. toddler from an abandoned well meeting takes place.” A9-47 Sport* sn-sfl Shelton Viney said the girl’s long­ 10-11 Energy Department. helicopter program for intercept­ ‘”niere must be some confusion about what’s going where she had survived a grueling He expressed hope that a missile 3R.M U.S./World term prognosis was excellent. But congressional approval of the ing drug smugglers could have to on,” he said. “ We just proposed sitting down and 58>A hours. agreement can be concluded during Connecticut R.7 Weekend Plus Maoazine “ She’s a young child and she deficit-reduction pact that would cut operations — recently ex­ talking about an improved package. Involving The 19-month-old girl who was the Geneva talks. Local------______4-5 Pullout 21-36 ought to be able to walk withoutany supersede the Gramm-Rudman panded to seven days a week, 24 retirements, layoffs and the rest of the work force. rescued Oct. 16 rode down a ramp at kind of noticeable limp,” he said. As Shultz prepared for his fourth cuts is by no means certain. Some hours a day — down to five days a “ I think it will be a real shame if when layoffs come, Midland Memorial Hospital in a toy Doctors cited Jessica’s personal­ meeting with Shevardnadze in less Republicans prefer the automatic week, eight hours a day. those employes who are laid off don’t get the benefits wagon, then got out and tried out • ’IVo-thirds of the 2,400 new ity as a key to her successful than three months, reports circu­ budget cuts — 8.5 percent in we discussed.” Linke said, large layoffs because her cast with her parents. lated that the Soviet Union is Manrhpatpr HpralJi domestic programs and 10.5 per­ positions authorized under the General Electric Co. has sharply cut into its business. “ Thanks to the grace of God and recovery. “ The little girl has a fairly active, moving clsoer toward pulling its cent in military programs — to the immigration bill that took effect Once the world’s dominant jet-engine builder, PftW some heroic men, we’ve got our aggressive personality,” said troops out of Afghanistan. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 45 $9 billion in taxes of the comprom­ this year would go unfilled. has seen Its share of the commercial market fall to 38.6 baby back,” said Jessica’s father. Penny M. Sleftert, Publisher ise pact. • President Reagan has exemp­ percent while rival General Electric's has climbed to Chip McClure, before the family got Viney. Redman confirmed the issue Here are some of the most ted personnel accounts in the 42.5 percent. in a car and drove away. “ She’s been feisty since day along with several other regional Qeorge T. Cheppell Sheldon Cohen immediate effects of the automatic Pentagon budget, thus most of the Similar declines have occurred in the military McClure and his wife. Cissy, said three,” said Dr. Debbie Reese. problems, including the Iran-Iraq EdHor Composing Meneger war, would be on Shultz’ mind. But cuts: burden falls on maintenance and business of PftW. a division of Hartford-based United they were looking forward to Viney said Jessica will have OeniM A. Roberts Robert H. Hubberd weapons procurement accounts. he said it was up to the Soviets to Advertleing Director Pressroom Meneger • Medicare payments to hospi­ Technologies Inc. ^ spending a happy ’Thanksgiving scars on her thigh, where skin for make the decisiion to withdraw the Merti F. Abreltle Jeenne Q. Fromerth tals are being reduced 2.3 percent Flying hours for Air Force, Marine Union leaders voted to recommend rejection of the with the family reunited at home. the graft was taken, as well as on Buelneee Meneger CIrculetlon Meneger Red Army. after Friday. The law limits the and Navy flyers would be cut back company’s offer at a Thursday night meeting Holding a Winnie-the-Pooh the foot. A scar from a pressure 5 AP graphic to 1980 levels. Steaming time for Published delly except Sunday and certain holldaye by the annual reduction in Medicare, the She said the union was seeking early retirement stuffed bear and wearing a black wound on her forehead may require Reagan is expected to pursue the Navy ships could be cut by 20 Manchester Publishing Co.. tS Brtinard Place. Manchester. M e ra l health care insurance pro­ Stand when the signup period rolls incentives to “ allow the older workers to leave and the satin jacket bearing the name and plastic surgery in 10 years or so, he Afghanistan issue with Gorbachev Conn. 06040. Second claee poeUtge paid at Mancheetsr, Conn. percent. gram for people aged 65 and older. around for those programs. younger workers to stay. seal of the Midland Police Depart­ said. at their White House meetings Dec. PoetmasMr: Send addrsae changes to the Mancheetsr Herald, • Space shuttle operations and It exempts Medicaid, the federal- • The origination fee for Guaran­ PftW laid off 80 employees In September at its ment, Jessica waved to reporters She will wear the walking cast, 8-10. A new round of U.N.-sponsored P.O. Box 501. Menchseler, Conn. 00040. work on the manned space station II you don't rsceivs your Herald by S p,m. weskdaye or 7:30 state program for the needy. teed Student Loans made after Oct. jet-engine production and testing plant in Middletown. and bystanders as she and her put on Thursday, for two or three talks on Afghanistan may begin in would be checked, jeopardizing the a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If trou'ra unable • ’The Department of Agricul­ 20 will increase on the average loan Last month, 190 hourly workers were laid off at East parents left. weeks. It will be replaced by a February. to leech your canter, call subscriber esnrice at 847-9046 by 0 goal of resuming shuttle launches ture’s dairy price support program of $2,400 from $120 to $132. The Hartford. . „ “ Isn’t that cute,” said Winnie walking splint after her skin grafts p.m. weskdaye lor dslivsry In Menchastsr. in 1988. While Shultz and Shevardnadze will drop by 8.5 percent. The price interest rate subsidy to banks Linke said the number of people who will be laid off Whitmire of Odessa, among about are evaluated, doctors said. Suggeelsd canter rales are Ot.SO weekly, $7.70 lor one • The Gramm-Rudman cuts weeks ago had left open the month, $23.10 lor three months, $46.20 lor six months and for milk is dropping from $11.10 per making the loans will be reduced by next year will depend on the attrition rate of workers as 30 bystanders. “ She really means a “ She’s walking a lot more now possibility of a pre-TItanksgiving $02.40 lor one year. Senior cKIzsn rates and mall rates are hundredweight to $10.20. Prices a quarter percent. Students, how­ could force major layoffs in State lot to us here.” well as the volume and type of jet-engine orders. than what we really anticipated,” meeting in (]ieneva, the secretary’s available on laqueet. paid for cheese, butter and non-fat ever, will see no change in the 8 Department personnel and a hiring He said the decision last month by Japan Air Lines, After Jessica fell 22 feet through To place a claeellled or display advsrtlasmsnt, or to report a said Viney. “ In fact, we’d like her to impending trip to Geneva dramat­ dry milk are dropping by the same percent limit on the interest they freeze and one-day-a-month fur­ Pratt’s biggest customer, to switch to GE engines for an 8-lnch opening, volunteers dug news Item, story or picture Mae, call 643-2711. Olllce hours are stay off her foot a little more than ized that the treaty to eliminate margin. pay after graduation. loughs for most FBI employees. its new BoeinR 747s had no direct effect on the through solid rock to reach her. She 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. what she wants, because we don’t nearly 1,000 missiles was still not The Menchseler Herald la a member ol the Aeeoclatsd Prsae, Cash payments for other crops Cuts would not take effect in other • ’The National Institutes of company’s response to the union’s request to discuss had been in Midland Memorial ever want it to get too swollen.” ready. the Audit Bureau ol CIreulallone and the New England will also be reduced by 8.5 percent, education programs until the start Health would be able to offer 3,300 since, undergoing treatment for Newspaper Aeeoclatlon. early retirement incentives. but not unless the automatic cuts of the 1988-89 academic year next fewer research grants. Members will be missed Local News in Brief m m m i m ‘Transportation — To aiid from Editor’s note; This column is the senior center, call for a ride at prepared by the staff of the 8L Mary pastor appointad SenkMr C il least a day in advance. Manchester Senior Citizens’ Blood pressure: Wednesday, COVENTRY — The Rev. Robert W. Barnes has been Center. Dec. 2, A-K, 9 to 11 a.m. appointed pastor of St. Mary Church. The appoint* \m Dec. 7 — ‘Trip to Ingleside Mall, Wednesday, Dec. 16, L-Z, 9 to 11 ment, by Bishop Daniei P. Reiiiy of Norwich, was By Jeanttte Cavo Holyoke, Mass. — $6 —leave senior a.m. effective Nov. 11. Barnes was ordained by Bishop Senior Center Director center at 9:30 a.m. (park in back Reiiiy on Feb. 2S, 1980 in St. Patrick Cathedral, Menu for tho wook parking lot). Seats are still availa­ Norwich. He has served as associatepastor of St. Mary The center is truly saddened by ble — stop in the center. Monday — Fish, potato, vegeta­ Church, New London; principal of St. Bernard High the loss of several of its members Dec. 9 — Coacbllght Dinner ble, roll, dessert, beverage. School, tJncasville; associate pastor of St. Patrick and our heartfelt condolences are ‘Theatre — leave senior center at ‘Diesday — American chop suey, Church in E^st Hampton; associate pastor of St. John extended to the families of Ema 10; 30 a.m. (park in back parking veetable, roll, dessert, beverage. Church, Middletown; and pastor of St. Philip the Haberem, Nan Flannagan, Leon lot). Wednesday — Swedish meatballs Apostle Church, Warrenville. Barnes succeeds the Fallot and Maraaret Gardner. Dec. 10 — Gertrude Blank, a local on noodles, roll, vegetable, dessert, Rev. James J. Williamson as pastor. Ema and Mike Haberem acted renowned actress, will present an beverage. as our visitation committee, visit­ afternoon of Christmas ing senior center members who Scorot storytelling. High school financial aid night were in the hospital and convales­ Dec. 17 — Christmas party — Friday, Nov. 13, setback — cent homes, a job that few persons The Manchester High School guidance department don’t forget your grab-bag gift — Helena Gavello 130; Joe Peretto volunteered to do. Weekly, this will host the annual Financial Aid Evening on Dec. 1 In entertainment will be by the Bennet 127; Edith Albert 125; Mable couple made reports about Infirm the high school cafeteria at 7 p.m. Junior High School Choral Group. Loomis 122. Speeches on financial aid eligibility and the members to the senior center group Dec. 24 — No meals, no program Monday, Nov. 16, pinochle — promdures to apply for aid are scheduled. A new so that we could send our best Martin Bakston 827; Bill Stone 796; — meals will resume Jan. 4. formula fordetermining the need for aid will be put into wishes. Let’s not forget Mike and Jan 25-26 — ‘Trip to Atlantic City Clara Hemingway 795; John Klein the families of our other members effect this year. — $72.50 — Includes accommoda­ 789; Ernestine Donnelly 744; Sol in their time of bereavement. tions at the ‘Trump Castle Casino Cohen 744; Edith Albert 721; Carl Choleaterol tcraening set Our Thanksgiving Day celebra­ Hotel, cpin rebate, and food coupon. Popple 721. tion was surely one to be enjoyed The Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester, A second bus has been reserved. ‘Tuesday, Nov. 17, bowling — with so many members in attend­ Inc., 397 Porter St., will hold a cholesterol screening Call Daniels ‘Travel at 646-3012. Mike Pierro 536; Harold Hinkel 500; ance. We invite all those in Monday, Nov. SO, from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Community Best wishes to Toni Pouech, Same McAllister 206, 206, 590; Ron attendance back for more festivi­ Hall, Bolton Center Road, Bolton. The 5-minute test is recuperating at home. Hurry back! York 503; Jim Stackpole,200, 533; ties such as these all throughout the by appointment only at a cost of $5 per test. To schedule Friendship Qrcle needs you. Herb Tedford 504; John Kravontka an appointment, call 647-1481. year. 202, 574; Charles Glode 513; Norm As of Nov. 30, the center will be Sch«dul« for tho wooli Lasher 542; Dick Burger 504; Bill Temple Beth Sholom 0 «M Kool/Msnchwiir Hwsid collecting food items for Christmas Monday — Ceramics, 9;30 a.m.; Olcavage 529; Ed Adams 201, 566; baskets to go to needy families in basketweaving, 9; 30a.m.; bingo, 10 A1 Rodonis 532; Ed Yourkas 217, Beginning Dec. 12, Saturday services will be at 10 Frank Lea, assistant supervisor at the say that children are well protected and Manchester. Items such as canned a.m.; pinochle, 12; 30 p.m.; basket­ 503; Harvey Duplin 207, 541; Bill a.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. On weekends with B’nai that buses handle well, but they agree meats and coffee are always in high weaving, 12;30 p.m.; exercise with Traygis 517; Jim Fee 549; Phil Mitzvah, services will begin at 9:45 a.m. Friday Manchester Bus Service Co., demon­ demand. Donations will be ac­ Rose, 1; 30 p.m. Washburn 523; Max Smole 510; evening services will start at 6; 15 p.m. on alternate strates heating and defrosting controls that taking it slowly and watching other cepted in the front office. Let’s ‘Tuesday — Oil painting, 9; 30 Frank Fody 543. weeks, including Dec. 4,18, Jan. 1,15 and Feb. 5 and 19. to school bus driver Michelle Cormierto drivers is the key to making safe runs. A P photo make Christmas a happy time for a.m.; square dancing, 10 a.m.; Hilma McComb 180, 460; Joanne In other weeks, the Friday evening service will be at prepare her for winter driving. Drivers Fire support others as well as ourselves. grocery shopping at Stop & Shop, Allard 465; Harriet Giordano 455; 8:15 p.m. Please make note of the following call a day in advance for ride; Cathy Ringrose 175; Pat Olcavage 450; Connie Webster 189, 522; The Rev. William Huegel, left, pastor of the activities; non-grocery shopping at K mart, Nov. 26-27 — Center closed. call a day in advance for ride; Sophia Kravontka 178; Sandy Ca­ Don’t like driving in the First Baptist Church in Winchester, Mass., Dec. 1 - Non-grocery shopping at exercise with C3eo, 1;30 p.m. rina 186; VI Pulford 186, 494. C a le n d a rs is comforted Thursday in the fiery ruins of the J.C. Penney outlet — call for a Wednesday — Crewel, 9; 30 a.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 18, pinochle — the church by the Rev. L. Stanley. ride. refinisbing class, 9; 30 a.m.; pino­ Ernest Desrocher 776; Adolph Yeske 746. Try maneuvering a schooi bus Manierre, center, and the Rev. Veronica Dec. 3 — We will celebrate Peter chle, 9; 30 a.m.; Friendship Circle, Manchester Pepperitis’ 101st birthday at the 10 a.m.; line dancing, 10;30 a.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 18, bridge — Monday Lanier, both of American Baptist be^nning of our program. Birth­ bridge, 12;30 p.m.; arts and crafts Marjorie McLain 3,630; Tom Gior­ 'Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center By Nancy Concelman tember. Though she hasn’t had to “ If I can get around the section. I Churches offices in Massachusetts. The day cards would be appreciated. club, 12;30 p.m.; exercise with dano 3,270; SolC!ohen3,170; Nadine do,” she said. hearing room, 7 p.m. Manchester Herald drive the bus in bad weather yet. church was gutted by a four-alarm blaze Terri Parrot will show slides on her Rose, 1;30 p.m. Malcom 3,120; Lillian Denike 3,100; Commission on the Aging, Manchester Senior Cormier is confident. “ I like to “ Let the kids know how the trip to Russia as part of the Thursday — Closed. Bill Cooper 3,070; Grace Gibbs Center, 7:30 p.m. If the snow storm a week ago had drive,” she said. ‘”rhe first day conditions are,” she added. The early Thursday. Friendship Force. Friday — Closed. 3,050. Martin Luther King Day Committee, Lincoln Center you quivering behind the wheel, when I got in there, it seemed big. majority of the children will behave gold room, 7:30 p.m. imagine driving something two or But now I ’m comfortable.” better when they’re told the driver 'Dieoday three times the size of your car. Terri Liebig of Manchester, who must be careful because of the A b o Q t Pitkin Glass Committee, Town Hail coffee room, 7; 30. filled with 30 to 60 children. has been driving a school bus for a weather. But keeping them settled p.m. For many, this would be too little over a month, wasn’-t.iiEorried can.be difficult. ‘ ”They seem to get about the winter weather. “ I ’ll just more excited when it snows. It Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 nerve-racking, but Manchester’s f V' V I p.m. school bus drivers seem take it all drive more cautiously,” she said. turns a switch on,” Pickard said. Christian singles meet “ When I first started, when I was in stride, and, more importantly, Rainey said the only thing drivers EAST HAR’TFORD — ‘The East Hartford Christian being trained, I was nervous at have to worry about regarding the Bolton take it slowly. Singles will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at St. (Kristopher’s Monday " I just go slower than usual,” first. Now I ’m very confident in my safety of the children is a rollover. Oiurch Hall on Brewer Street. A representative from Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 said Mildnkl Rainey of Manches­ driving.” “ That’s highly improbable in Man­ Northeast Utilities will speak on winterizing your home ‘Training for the drivers, which p.m. ter, a driver for seven years. chester,” she said. ‘ “The kids are or apartment. A raffle will be held and refreshments consists of a three-hour class and very well protected on the bus. Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial ‘‘ Mostly, I watch other drivers. will be served. Library, 7:30 p.m. People in cars don’t seem to know four hours on the road, includes ‘There’s padding all over the how to drive in the winter. A little winter driving training, Sperot place.” Coventry courtesy would go a long way.” said. Drivers also become familiar Off the bus, however, children’s Crafts at YWCA M onday Frank W. Lea. assistant supervi­ with their routes and learn the safety can be a problem. “ In the difficult areas. If a spare driver like winter. I ’ll stop quite a ways before EAST HAR’TFORD — Holiday preparations begin at WICK, Town Office Building, 1-2 p.m. sor for the Manchester Bus Service the YWCA on Main Street with craft classes. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Co., agreed. Lea said when he’s Cormier isn’t needed one morning, the kids,” Pickard said. “ They Wreath-making will be held on Dec. 3 from 7; 30 to 9 forced to drive the bus in bad he or she will ride with another don’t care about road conditions, Buiiding, 7:30 p.m. p.m. at a cost of $14. Children ages 7 to 10 years can weather or comes to a dangerous driver and learn different routes. they’ll still run up to the bus.” *^6sd8y learn how to make tree ornaments in a crafts class Veterans Memorial Commission, Town Office area of road, he watches other Sperot believes the buses handle Children also play in the plowed offered Dec. 9 from 3; 30 to 5 p.m. at a cost of $6, which traffic, which causes the most well in winter weather because of piles of snow along the sides of the Building, 7; 30 p.m. includes supplies. For more information, call 289-6706. trouble for the bus drivers. Lea fills their size and the dual wheels, roads, Rainey said. “ At the bus in when there’s a shortage of which provide better traction. ‘The stop, it’s a playground.” drivers, as there is now. weight of the buses, about 11 tons ‘Though they may be fun for the Book dub meets Sundinx. U fl to Right ■ Ilvi Chnnon. Millie Koilovich, Peggie Wee.er, Donnie O’Brien, Betty Thibeeu. For the Record “ We could still use about seven to when loaded, also helps traction. kids, these piles of plowed snow Mery O’Brien, Viol* St. John / Sitting - Jeannette Leeporance 10 more drivers,” said supervisor Lea said. make the roads much more narrow, SOU’TH WINDSOR — ‘The William Faulkner (Hub Albert Sperot. ‘The company faced Although a fewdriversexpressed a problem that is compounded by will meet on Nov. 30 at 7:30 p.m. at Paperback Alley on The travel consultants who have been serving you at Designs on TTavel / The name of an assistant town attorney was a shortage of five to six drivers concern about last ‘Thursday’s cars parked along the sides of the Sullivan Avenue. The Anthony ‘Trollope Qub will meet Globe Travel have joined Airway Travelt 457 Center Street, Manchester. incorrectly reported in a story on a lawsuit against the on Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m. also at the book shop. For more before the first day of school this snowfall, Friday’s bad roads didn’t streets. “ You’ve got to fit that bus The augmented staff offers you extended travel consultant services that town in Friday’s Herald. The attorney’s name is year and has advertised for part- present any problems. “ A lot of through two parked cars that are information, call 644-9979. ’Thomas P. Celia. time positions, appealing to college them said the buses do handle beside snow banks. It’s impossi­ are the result of expertise and many years of experience in air, land, cruise A story in Friday’s Herald about Manchester students, mothers and third-shift well,” Sperot said. ble,” Rainey said. Businesswomen meet and bus tours. Please call Memorial Hospital contesting an 8 percent cutback in workers. Of the company’s 55 Veterans such as Rainey and But the key to driving the buses in rates by the state Commission on Hospitals and Health drivers, IS or 14 have been driving Sandy Pickard can offer advice to the winter is the same as driving a HARTFORD — ‘The Business and Professional Care attributed statements on when the issue might be less than a year, Sperot said. the newer drivers. Pickard, who’s car, being extremely careful. “ I Women’s Oub of Hartford will meet on Dec. 2 at the AIRWAY TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. resolved and the amount of money involved to the Michelle Cormier of Manchester, been driving for about seven years, just drive it like I would a car,” Lea Summit Hotel. Social hour begins at 5:30 p.m. follow ^ 457 Center St., M a n c h e s te r ______646-2500 wrong person. The statements were made by Sue E. who works nights as a waitress, has said she’ll usually just try to avoid said. “ And I ’m very careful with by dinner at 6 p.m. ‘The meeting will feature music by Stanley, director of operations for the commission. been a spare driver since Sep­ dangerous sections on tte roads. my cars.” The ‘Trinity Pipes. Names in the News Obitnaries Abble vows to keep voting GRAND PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A federal judge ruled J/ Clifford F. Adamy this country and settled in Man­ sor Locks, Burial will be in St. Friday that activist Abbie Hoffman’s vote in a rural chester in 1921. Mary’s Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Bucks County election could not be counted because he \ OPENING Clifford F. Adamy, 59, of Bar­ She was a charter member of the Calling hours are Sunday from 2 nard, Vt., formerly of 50 Goodwin had not established residence there. Presbyterian Church of to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial “ I think it’s a sad day for democracy in Bucks - St., died Thursday at the Gifford Manchester. donations may be made to the PARTY Memorial Hospital in Randolph, Vt. County,” Hoffman said. "I believe my vote was legal. I She is survived by one son, Windsor Locks Lions Club ambu­ did what the board of elections said I should do to vote.” Saturday, Nov. 21 He was the husband of Joyce Samuel E McAllister of Manches­ lance fund, P.O. Box 312, Windsor (Meyer) Adamy. Judge James McGirr Kelly’s ruling upheld the u ter; three daughters, Mrs. William Locks 06096; the Viiiting Nurse and findings of the ducks County Board of Elections that Sunday, Nov. 22 He was bora in Manchester on (Ruth) Staddon of Hebron, Mrs. Home Care Association, 50 Church ' ------^ ' April 2, 1928, the son of John and barred Hoffman’s vote. The board refused to let 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Wesley (Mildred) Nowsch of Marl­ St., Windsor Locks; or the Ameri­ Hoffman’s vote be counted in the Nov. 3 elections Katherine Adamy. He attended borough and Mrs. Robert (Edna) can Heart Association, 310 Collins Manchester schools and served in because Hoffman had not established his residence Refreshments, door prizes, and free gift Lorentson of Old Saybrook; four, St., Hartford 06105. there. ★ the U.S. Army during the Korean sisters, Mrs. Margaret Leggett of for future brides with this ad ^ War. He was a m em ^ r of Concor­ “ He often boasted he slept down the river and he Washington, D.C., Mrs. Gertrude Elizabeth Norila siept in other states. The law intends that you have a dia Lutheran Church and was Pickering, Mrs. Molly Austin and Specials Through Dec. 31, 1987 k-*<^ ' ' '>* fixed residence and that is not the case of Mr. ^ employed at Hamilton Standard in Ethel Tedford, all of Manchester; Elizabeth Caldwell Norris, 67, of * Windsor Locks for 40 years. He 213 Hilliard St., died Friday morn­ Hoffman,” attorney Edward Connelly said during In-stock bridal gowns *130-*250 ■ 18 grandchildren, 26 great­ arguments in a case brought by the former 1960s retired in April and then moved to grandchildren, and four great- ing at her home. She was the widow activist. 10% O ff bridal gowns with a mini­ Vermont in May. great-grandchildren. of James W. Norris Sr. Besides his wife, he is survived by The funeral will be Monday at 11 She was bora in New London. Hoffman moved to the area to lobby against the mum order of 3 bridesmaid’s dresses three sons, Clifford, Mathew and a.m. at the Presbyterian Church, 43 Feb. 1,1920 and had been a resident controversial Point Pleasant pumping station, which (sale bridals do not apply) Peter Adamy, all of Manchester; Spruce St. Burial will be in East - of Manchester since 1945. Before will divert 95 million gallons of water a day from the 10% Off in-stock mother’s dresses two brothers, Edward and Arthur Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ retiring, she had been employed by Delaware River. Adamy, both of Manchester; and a day from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Holmes the A Ic P supermariKt chain for ■ 10% Off Wedding Invitations Hoffman lsaid his vote would have decided a tied sister, Helen Kasputis of Manches­ Funeral Home. 400 Main St. more than 30 years. She was an U f] election between an opponent and a supporter of the ter. He was predeceased by a Memorial donations may be active member of the Second ABBIE HOFFMAN project, and he said the board blocked his vote because brother, Walter Adamy. made to the Missionary Fund of the Congregational (Hiurch and was a fFE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US! "sad day for democracy” he opposes the controversial project. The funeral is Sunday at 1; 30 p.m. Presbyterian Church. member of the American Associa­ at the Miller Memorial Methodist tion of Retired Persons. But attorneys argued in court that Hoffman has more 145 Main Street 649-8865 Chruch in Bethel, Vt., with the Rev. She was an active member of the homes than ” a flea on a collie” and should not be Manchester (acrott from K of C) allowed to cast his vote. AP photo Lawrence Almond officiating. Cal­ John E. Oldham Disabled American Veterans Aux­ ling hours are tonighty from 7 to 9 at John E. Oldham, 72. of 79 iliary and held various offices on Britain's Queen Eiizabeth ii and the the Day Funeral Home, 4 Franklin Bluefield Drive, died Friday at the local and state level. No malice In spray-painting St., Randolph, Vt. Burial will be in Duke of Edinburgh ieave Westminster Manchester Memorial Hospital. He She is survived by two sons. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — U2 lead singer Bono won’t Windwood Cemetery, Barnard, Vt. Abbey in 1947 after their marriage was the husband of Bessie Reed. Edward C. Norris of Coventry and be charged with spray-painting a fountain during a HAPPY THANKSGIVING Memorial donations may be He was bora in Fall River, Mass., Albert G. Norris of Barryville. ceremony. The coupie ceiebrated their made to the American Diabetes surprise free concert last week, the district attorney and he lived in Manchester for N.Y.; a daughter, Nancy Tracy of Association. 40 South St., West says. 40th anniversary Friday. many years. Before retiring, he Amherst, N.Y.. and Bradley. AND TRY A TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING DINNER Hartford 06110. Arlo Smith said there was no malicious intent on the was supervisor of custodians at Maine; five brothers, George Cald­ part of Bono when he wrote ’’Rock ’n’ Roll. Stop the Manchester High School for the well of Stafford Springs, Arthur Traffic” during the performance that drew 20,000 fans 179 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester Eugene 8. Dame Board of Education. Caldwell of Ellington, Raymond. on two hours’ notice. The Newest And Most Elizabeth, Philip Besides his wife, he is survived by Robert and James Caldwell, all of The graffiti has been cleaned and the rock singer has Modern Islander Eugene S. Daraa, 76, of West Tolland; three sisters, Mary Pin- a son, John E. Oldham Jr. of apologized. Smith said Thursday. ’’Given these facts, isimMlcr Restaurant In The Area Middle Turnpike, died Thursday Stafford Springs; two daughters. ney of Groton, Daisy Caldwell and we would decline to charge anybody, under the same evening at Manchester Memorial mark anniversary Mrs. Margaret L. Khoury of East Barbara Bossie of Tolland; two circumstances.” Hospital. He was the husband of Hartford and Mrs. Beverly 0. granddaughters; and many nieces In a letter made public by Smith, Bono wrote, ” I Marcelle (Begin) Daraa. Thanksgiving Dinner Served From 11 A.IVI. to 9 P.M. Mahoney of Stonington; a step­ and nephews. would also hope that the real street artists of San He was bora in Glastonbury July LONDON (AP) — Prince Philip gave Queen brother. Albert Oldham of Fall The funeral will be Monday at 1 Francisco wili not suffer because of a scrawler like Elizabeth II flowers for their 40th wedding anniversary 14, 1911, and was a resident of River; two stepsisters. Mrs. Do­ p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, APPETIZER, Choice of One Manchester most of his life. He was m e.” Friday and celebrated quietly with her at a secluded rothy Nordeste and Mrs. Ruthie 400 Main St. Burial will be in East Chicken Gumbo Soup-Chilled Tomato Juice-Chilled Fruit a veteran of World War II, serving Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ country home where they have spent many past Lage, both of Fall River: nine King of the Carnival parade Fruit Cup anniversaries. in the U.S. Navy. He was a grandchildren: and three great­ day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. It was all very low key. No party was scheduled and communicant of the Church of the grandchildren. Memorial donations may be NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Comedian Alan Thicke, ENTREES their four children and four grandchildren were not Assumption and a member of the The funeral will be Monday at 11 made to the Second Congregational star of television’s “ Growing Pains,” will reign as King with them. Philip even scheduled a public engagement, Army and Navy Club. a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Church Memorial Fund. 385 N. Bacchus XX when the splashy 1988 Carnival parade Celery and Olives-Tossed Green Salad With French Dressing officially opening an industrial park in Bedfordshire. Besides his wife, he is survived by Home, 219 W. Center St. Burial will Main St.. Manchester 06040. rolls Feb. 14, it was announced Friday. The park used to be part of Luton Hoo, the 1,200-acre two sons, Armando R. Daraa of be at the convenience of the family. The Krewe of Bacchus, named for the Greek and MAIN COURSE country home where the prince and the queen were Manchester and Edward S. Daraa Calling hours are Sunday from 6 to 8 Roman god of wine and revelry, traditionally calls on a Roast Young Tom Turkey with stutting and gravy with cranberry having friends to visit on Friday night. of Salem, Mass.; two daughters. Memoriam show business personailty to lead its parade two days p.m. In sauce...... Lienne Daraa of Manchester and Memorial donations may be before Mardi Gras. The estate was owned by the royal couple’s late In loving memory of Alan Maxwell friends, diamond heir and industrialist Sir Harold Sheila Lepterof Chestertown, Md.; made to the Multiple Sclerosis Roast Prime Rib of Beef Au Jus...... *1 0.5 0 who passed away November 22. Wernher and his wife, and now belongs to their two brothers, Henry Daraa of South Society, the American Cancer Dinner Includes: Bread and Butter, Mashed or French Potatoes. 1982. Nervous principal for a day grandson, Nicholas Phillips. He has continued the Windsor and Claude Daraa of Society or the American Heart Candy Yams. Sweet Peas, or Mixed Vegetables, Tea or Coffee. Manchester; two sisters, Angella His Wife Mildred. RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Hailey Nance read 118 tradition of acting as their host on their anniversary. Association. books over the summer and won the right to sit in the Lady Wernher was the daughter of Grand Duke Tarca and Elizabeth Droney, both Audrey, Burr & Kimberly DESSERTS of Manchester; eight grandchild- principal’s chair for a day, and the next thing she knew, Michael of Russia, brother of the last czar. Tomlinson, Choice of One: Hot Mince, Pumpkin Pie, or Ice Cream ren; and three great- Louis W. Farr Son and daughter-in-law she had moved into a chair next to Johnny Carson on Buckingham Palace said hundreds of well-wishers Child' .' Portion; For Children Under 12 Years of Age—$2.00 less sent flowers and cards. Calling the anniversary a grandchildren. Louis W. Farr, 77, of 471 Denslow Glen & Tricia the “ Tonight Show.” The funeral will be Monday at St.; Windsor Locks, died Thursday After an iniUal attack of stage fright Thursday night, strictly private occasion, the palace refused to release Hailey cam e back to spend the last minute of the show CHINESE DISHES any details about the prince's flowers or other gifts to 9; 15 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Home, 142 E. O nter St., followed Center, Hartford. He was the with Carson. She said that as principal for a day, she his wife. ordered free ice cream for students and checked for APPETIZER: The palace released three pictures of the queen and by a Mass of (Christian burial at 10 brother of Domenic Farr of a.m, at the Church of the Assump­ Manchester. mice in the school boiler room, normally off-limits. Islander Tidbits (Fantail Shrimp. Golden Fingers. Chicken Roll) prince by society photographer Tim Graham. One is “ Tonight Show” talent coordinator Darcy Hettrich formal and serious, one informal but serious, and one tion. Burial wil be at the conven­ He was bora in Manchester, and read about the 8-year-old in a newspaper, and invited Wonton Sol p in which they are almost smiling. ience of the family. Calling hours he moved to Windsor Locks 31 years Hailey to the NBC studios in Burbank, Calif., to tape The Royal Mini; has created a collection of four silver are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ago. He worked with his late MAIN COURSE crown coins and the South Atlantic island of Tristan da p.m. brother, Nicolas, in the Francis Thursday night's segment. Hailey had said in a telephone interview from Cunha, Britain’s most remote colony, is issuing a gold Memorial donations may be Soda Shop in Hartford and he Thanksgiving Turkey Imperial...... California that she wasn’t nervous, but took along a and silver crown. made to the American Lung and formerly owned an area package The Islander Delight...... *9.50 teddy bear named Carol for moral support. The British news media nostalgically recalled the Asthma Association of Connecticut. store. He retired in 1975. Served with Fried Rice, Tea and Dessert couple’s Nov. 20, 1947 wedding. The biggest display of 45 Ash St., East Hartford 06108, or He served as president of the Conn. Meal Tax 7'4% royal pageantry since World War II, it lifted Britain out the America Society for Deaf Windsor Locks Babe Ruth Baseball Fire detfroyt Dylan’s garage Children, 515 Thayer Ave.. Silver League for eight years. of its post-war gloom of rationed food, fuel, clothing MALIBU, Calif. (AP) “ Fire destroyed the garage at Springs, Md. 20910. He also is survived by wife. Edith and furniture. singer-songwriter Bob Dylans home in Malibu, TV-AM, a breakfast television program, replayed D’Abato Farr; three sons, Peter, David and Stephen, all of Windsor authorities said Friday. hntthe film footage of excited Britons clambering for a “ We’re still going to do a cause.investigation, butthe Now Takiog Rosorvatiom For Harriet McAllister Locks; eight grandchildren; and glimpse of 21-year-old Princess Elizabeth and her speculation right now centers on the spontaneous several nieces and nephews. Yoar Christmaa Party handsome husband, 26-year-old Royal Navy Lt. Philip Harriet Elizabeth (Scott) McAl­ combustion of materials stored in the garage, Mountbatten. lister, 88. of 17 Jackson St., died The funeral will be Monday at Call 643-9529 8; 15 a.m. at the Windsor Locks rags and flammable liquids such Philip, bom a prince of Greece and Denmark, Friday at Manchester Memorial varnish,” said Los Angeles County sheriffs Sgt. Kevin Funeral Home, 441 Spring St., relinquished those titles when he became a British Hospital. She was the widow of Mauch. The fire Thursday night caused no damage to Robert J. McAllister. Windsor Locks, followed by a Mass subject befoi% the marriage. He was made Duke of Dylan's home, Mauch said. Edinburgh on his wedding day and the queen later She was bora in Newry, Northern of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. made him a prince. Ireland. April 17,1899. She cam e to Robert Bellarmine Church, Wind­ Connecticiit in Brief Panel suggests lift-slab ban Connecticat in Brief Baseriiehi HARTFORD (AP) - A commit­ outlawed In the state,” he added. techniques. ^ ^ Investigators concluded that a Troopers still cracking down tee reviewing Connecticut building After the hearings on Dec. 8 and 9, workshi Jack rod supporting three slabs laws in the wake of the fatal the panel will take a final vote on Volunteers to get special plates slipped out of one of the lifting HARTFORD — MorethanS,200commercial vehicles collapse of a Bridgeport apartment any revisions and send its recom­ bracket, touching off the collapse. HARTFORD — The state’s 25,000 volunteer have been stopped on Connecticut’s highways for building recommended Frjday that mendations to the governor and, moving various violations in the second phase of a firefighters could soon be sporting new, special license probed the state outlaw the type of ultimately, the General Assembly Gov. William A. O’Neill ap­ safety crackdown, state police said Friday. plates that some hope will inspire others to sign up as construction that had been used in next year. pointed the committee three weeks part-time firefighters. Col. Lester J. Forst, state police commander, said The committee also recom­ BRANFORD (AP) - An FBI that project, the lift-slab method. after the collapse to review the It's also hoped that new plates, which will bear the that since Oct. 18, troopers have been cracking down on mended that the state create its investigation uncovered two home *1110 coihmittee voted 6-3 in favor results of Investigations into the international symbol of firefighters, will help authori­ commercial vehicles for violations including unsafe own office of occupational safety basement workshops in which of the ban, sending that and two collapse and recommend ways to ties more readily identify volunteers rushing to lane changes, left lane violations, and reckless and health because, members felt, employees of an FAA-Iicensed dozen other preliminary recom­ tighten building codes and laws. emergencies. operation. mendations to public hearings next the federal government is doing an The new plates were approved by the General company performed repair work on ’lYoopers have used airplanes, motorcycles, un­ Shortly after the collapse, the airplane engine parts, a company month. inadequate Job. Assembly during the 1987 session and the law requiring marked cars and cruisers to spot violators, he said. Last month, federal officials state House of Representatives official said Friday. “ It’s an extraordinarily danger­ the Motor Vehicles Department to make the plates Since Oct. 18, state police have ticketed 2,993 handed out fines of more than $5 narrowly rejected a bill that would 1110 exact nature of the repair ous technique,” said committee available took effect Oct. 1. truckers for spewing. They also have given out 1,490 million as they cited the contrac­ have im p o st a ban on the lift-slab work, whether it was illegal, how counsel James J. Kennelly. “ I ’d “ In recent years there’s been a shrinking interest to tickets for such violations as drunken driving and rather be safe than sorry.” tors for sloppy construction method in Connecticut. join or stay as volunteer firefighters.’’ Edward F. many parts were involved and reckless operation, Forst said. where they were shipped was under *1110 ban was oppos^ by an Fennelly, legisiative representative for the Connecti­ In addition, police have given 214 tickets for unsafe engineer, an architect and a cut State Firemen’s Association, said Friday, ‘ "rhis investigation, said Victor C^ssella. lane changes, 448 tickets for following too closely and 63 vice president of finance and contractor on the committee, who was seen as some enticement to rekindle this interest. tickets for unsafe turns or failure to signal. said that with the proper supervi­ DON’T MISSTm It’s not going to solve this probiem.” administration for the Turbine Components Corp. sion, the lift-slab method is as safe ’The employees, who were essen­ Hot-air balloons scare dogs as any other constuction method. ANTIQUE O ’Neill condition Is now good tially moonlighting, were repairing “ I don’t think it should be PLAIN VILLE — Something in the air is scaring off the vanes of Jet engines, which are prohibited,” saidWillisN. Mills Jr., HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill’s condition dogs in Plainville, and the dog warden says it’s hot-air five-inch long parts that direct air a New Canaan architect. “ I think SHOW AND SALE was upgraded from satisfactory to good on Friday, his balloons. we’re throwing the baby out with sixth day as a hospitai patient for treatment of colon flow between sets of blades in the Gabriele Paclotti, Plainville’s canine-control of­ the bath water.” SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22,10 am-4 pm polyps and colon inflammation and infection. engines, Cassella said. The work was not authorized by hiscompany, ficer, says five dogs in her town have disappeared after Twenty-eight construction He is expected to remain in St. Francis Hospital and being frightened by balloons. Southington, Farmington he said. workers died when the partially THE AQUA TURF CXMJNTRY CLUB Medical Center at least through the weekend. and Bloomfield all have hot-airballoon launching sites. “ ’The parts don’t pose a danger to cohnpleted L ’Ambiance Plaza con­ A hospital statement issued Friday afternoon said Paclotti said Friday that none of the owners has been struction project collapsed on April MULBERRY STREET O’Neill would be taken off his clear-liquid and soft food the aircraft... They are not likely to fail. They are not a danger to the able to locate his or her pet since the dogs either 23. PLANTSVILLE. CONNECTICUT diet and be allowed his first solid foods. AP photo snapped their tethers in panic, or quickly bolted from The lift-slab method involves “ The governor’s temperature remains normal. He is operation of die engine,” Cassella said. their master’s care. pouring concrete floor slabs at walking around and is in good spirits,” the statement What scares the dogs is the intermittent whooshing ground level and then hoisting them UNDER THE MANAQEklENT OF QAIL AND QENE DICKENSEN said. “ He is receiving intravenous antibiotics and Just a week left C^assella said the company asked sound as propane gas ignites the fire that heats the air into place. fluids.” the FBI and FAA to investigate Jamie Rischer, 11, herds turkeys back into the barn at his when it started to suspect the in the inflated balloon, she said. Committee Chairman Richard F. O’Neill’s diagnosis is diverticulitis, an inflammation “ They get frantic,” she said. Schneller said he understood the and infection of small pockets protruding from the side grandfather’s turkey farm in Methuen, Mass., Thursday, operation. ALL PROCEEDS TO BE GIVEN TO THE with Just a week to go untii Thanksgiving. Jamie’s There have been no arrests, while Paclotti has advised pet owners that it may be wise to minority’s feelings, but said Con­ of the colon. keep their dogs inside when hot-air balloons are seen necticut couldn’t afford to risk the SOUTHINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY grandfather Raymond Rischer raises 50,000 of the birds a the FBI investigates whether the operation was illegal, Cassella hovering nearby. lives of more construction workers State plan would equalize tuition year, with 10,000 of them ending up as Thanksgiving said. He did not know the nature of for the sake of a technique tat might HARTFORD — A state proposal that would lower the dinners. the FAA investigation. Man pleads In murder case save contractors some time. GENERAL ADMISSION: *2.50 (*2.00 wHH this ad) cost of evening courses at some public colleges is “ There was a feeling on the part Turbine Components Corp. holds MIDDLETOWN — A 32-year-old man has entered a of some that by betteroversightand worrying private institutions that fehr the plan will an FAA license to repair turbine plea under the Alford doctrine in the slaying of a young hurt their enrollment, said Monte Shepler, president of more careful engineering we might DIRECTIONS: From 1-84 Wbst, take Exit 29 DMV says Hyundais engine blades and vanes used in woman whose body was found in a van parked on Route possibly eliminate such a tragedy the Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges. (Route 10, Cheshire). Follow Signs commercial aircraft engines. Cas­ 9 in Deep River this past winter. ’The plan Is intended to gradually bring the cost of in the future,” said Schneller. From 1-84 East, take Exit 27 sella said the company’s customers Johnny Wynn Jr. of New London, the driver of the “ But a majority of the committee self-supporting extension programs in line with the include major airlines, and he said van, was arrested on March 10 after a state trooper (Route 66 East, Merlden-Middletown). tuition that day students pay. sold as Mitsubishis felt that these possibilities still that all parts shipped by the stopped to make a routine check of the parked vehicle. exist, it’s a very Intricate and Follow Signs. The proposal would affect extension programs at company were sound. He entered his plea to a murder charge Thursday HARTFORD (AP) - The state investigation. complicated form of construction state technical colleges and the Connecticut State after a 1 ^ Juror had been selected in his trial at University, which includes Southern, Elastem, West­ Department of Motor Vehicles said “ Since the Precis was introduced Michael Ciccarelli, a spokesman and the majority of the committee Friday that numerous cars sold in by Mitsubishi in 1987, we have for the FAA in Burlington, Mass., Middletown ^ p erlo r 0>urt. simply recommended that it be ern and Central Connecticut state universities. Under the Alford doctrine, a defendant maintains his Extension programs typically include after-hours Connecticut as Mitsubishis from documented numerous sales of said all repairs of aircraft engine innocence while conceding the state has enough courses in business, science and liberal arts. Japan are actually Hyundais from vehicles with Hyundai VINs.” parts must be completed by an evidence to gain a conviction. Shepler said a larger tuition gap between part-time Korea. DelPonte said. “ This appears to be FAA-approved and licensed pro- Wynn will be sentenced Jan. 4. He faces a prison te m programs at public and private colleges may prompt One dealer said, however, that a flagrant disregard of the trust OccAlcelli would not comment of 25 years to 60 years, ' ' '' ' - >; ^ employers to limit tuition benefits to workers. the cars are clearly marked as Connecticut citizens have placed in on the investigation. -> being made in Korea and, further, these deplers.” ,,, The victim was Carla Davis, 25. of New London, who ' Cassella siid he didStar Wars defense system. chemotherapy or radiation therapy,” Wilson said. For Carlucci, it means moving s^id the panel would not vote on the nomination until ’'S a after the Senate returned Jan. 19 from its yearend "The path reports confirm that the prognosis is from the White House job of Carlucci brings to the Job a excellent.” reputation as a tough but prag­ recess. Consideration by the full Senate would follow ■ m national security adviser back to , the committee vote. the Pentagon where he served from matic operator. At the White House, presidential spokesman Marlin 1981 to 1984 as deputy to Wein­ One Continental engine damaged He won quick praise from the Fitzwater said, "W e’re very pleased by Sen. Biden’s berger, who is retiring. chairman of the Senate Armed scheduling of hearings. It is a very constructive DENVER — Investigators seeking clues to the crash Carlucci had been president and Services Committee, Sen. Sam approach and we appreciate his help in expediting the of Continental Flight 1713 said Friday they had found board chairman of Sears World Nunn, D-Ga. He called Carlucci an ^ process.” signs of damage to one engine but could not say for Trade Inc. when he was brought to effective leader "who’s well aware certain when it had occurred. the White House a year ago to of the tough defense budget deci­ National Transportation Safety Board Chairman FRANK CARLUCCI replace Rear Adm. John Poindex­ ' Gorbachev speech is unlikely sions that will be needed.” Jim Burnett said investigators were trying to ... back to Pentagon ter, who left during the Iran-Contra WASHINGTON — President Reagan on Friday all determine if there was a link between the damage and AP photo but ruled out inviting Soviet General Secretary Mikhail "engine surging” heard on recordings of cockpit Gorbachev to be the first communist leader to address Melodie, 5, sits with her father, Lebanese Estepona, Spain, Friday after being conversations. Congress and said he had never requested such an freed unharmed by poiice after she had Also under investigation is a condition known as Carlucci ousts Pentagon hardliner appearance. businessman Raymond Nakachian, her wake turbulence vortex — an intense eddy of air that mother, Korean singer Kimera, and her been heid by kidnappers for 11 days. The changes became known Reagan told reporters “ there was talk of it, yes, but spins from the wings of large airplanes and in rare WASHINGTON (AP) - Incom­ In another change, the nomina­ within hours of Carlucci winning no request ever did come.... This never originated with younger brother Amir at home in instances could be strong enough to flip another plane. ing Pentagon chief Frank Carlucci tion of Fred S. Hoffman to become Senate approval, 91-1, to be the us at all.” And investigators continued to look at the plane’s has ousted Frank Gaffney, a the Pentagon’s chief spokesman nation’s 16th secretary of defense. The Senate Republican leader. Bob Dole of Kansas, de-icing procedure and the degree of experience of its hardliner distrustful of the Soviet also has been scratched at Carluc- Since January, Carlucci had been suggested that instead of appearing before a Joint crew. Union, as the Defense Depart­ ci’s request, a Pentagon source President Reagan’s national secur­ meeting of Congress, Gorbachev be allowed 10 or 15 The DC-9 crashed Sunday during takeoff for Boise, ment’s top adviser on arms-control saW. . _ ity adviser. Carlucci is expected to minutes on U.S. television, with Reagan making a Lost wallet ends kidnapping He will be replaced by Dan Idaho, killing 28 people. policy, administration officials said be sworn in Monday as the similar appearance on state-owned Soviet TV during Friday. Howard, a White House deputy Pentagon’s new chief, succeeding ESTEPONA, Spain (AP) - Po­ A man and woman, both young, He told reporters gathered out­ the Dec. 7-10 summit. "Gaffney was cross-wise with press secretary who has worked as Caspar Weinberger. lice found a Lebanese nniUionaire’s were arrested later Friday in side his house that his daughter “ is Hornet Jet fighters grounded Carlucci and the administration on Carlucci’s spokesman for the Na­ Gaffney had been nominated in 5-year-oId daughter because a nearby Malaga as part of the action fine, has no problems and has not Arson unlikely In subway fire WASHINGTON — The Navy and Marine Corps on arms control,” said one official, tional Security Council, the source April by Weinberger to be assistant kidnapper lost his wallet, and codenamed Operation Baby. Two been harmed, at least physically." Friday grounded dozens of their front-line F-A-18 insisting on anonymity. "H e is a added. . . j secretary of defense for interna­ LONDON — Police said Friday that arson did not rescued her Friday after a pre­ more suspects who had been under Nakachian said the girl, who was Hornet fighters because of a problem with the General real hard-liner and his views are Hoffman, the principal deputy tional security poUcy to succe^ appear to be the cause of a fast-moving subway fire dawn gunfight in which a gang surveillance fled on foot when visited by school friends, appeared Electric Co. jet engines that power them. not popular.” spokesman for the past three years, another hardliner, Richard Perle, that killed 30 people, but that they lacked clues as to member was wounded, officials police tried to seize them. to be under the effect of sedatives, The two services said they could not estimate Another official, who also de­ was nominated to be asslstont who had resigned and now is a how the blase started. reported. Police said none of the $13 million but spoke freely and was content. defense secretary for public affairs "It is becoming more and more unlikely that this precisely how many of the fighters were being clined to be named, said, "That’s resident fellow at the American “ I ’m fine. Papa, don’t cry,” in ransom demanded by Melodie’s He said the kidnappers cut locks following the resignation of Robert grounded, because the "flight restriction” order was the kind of job where the incumbent Enterprise Institute. incident is in the area of crime,” said Detective Melodie Nakachian said to her abductors had been paid. off Melodie’s hair and sent them to directed at engines with a certain amount of wear. has got to have the complete Sims. Superintendent Tony Clift, who is leading the police father, Raymond, when they were Tbe girl and her captors were him along with two photographs Any Hornet with a GE F-404 engine that has confidence of the secretary. Car­ investigation into W^nesday’s fire in King’s Cross rail reunite, he told reporters. located Tuesday after a priest and cassette tapes of the girl accumulated at least 800 hours of flight time will be lucci would prefer to have someone and subway station. . Melodie, held hostage 11 days, turned over the wallet, said Rafael demanding the ransom. He said investigators were focusing on the wooden affected by the grounding order, the services said. else in the job.” was tired but unharmed. Vera, government undersecretary The abductors threatened repeat­ WILD CARO Each F-A-18 is powered by two engines. slats of an escalator where the fire is believed to have An elite police unit arrested three for security. He told reporters in edly to kill her and demanded a ’ ‘The flight restriction is necessary to reduce the risk begun. men, all identified by authoriUes as Madrid a woman found it in ransom of $13 million, which they One witness, Angela Campbell, has said she saw of further aircraft loss due to uncontained titanium IVm U v professional criminals, in an early Benalmadena. later reduced td $5 million and then something like a "black, oily cloth wrapped around fires (in the engines),” the Navy said. morning raid on two apartments in The wallet contained identity to $4 million, Nakachian told HealA Tip something which was burning,” heightening specula­ S ilt the same building. One man was papers and a note in French reporters. tion atout arson. seriously wounded. No policemen demanding ransom forthe girl, who He thanked the Spanish people were reported injured. was pulled from a family car Nov. 9 for their support, including those Antl-Roh students battle police Students sniff for science , , *Jin« Melodie was being held in San by four hooded gunmen while on her who sent stpall amount^ of money SEOUL/ South K<>rea — Hundreds of .students The Standard of Protactlon SInca 1889 WASHINGTON — A group of students will spend Roque, seven miles west of the way to school in Mirabdlta from her ‘■'to the filYHily. \ demanding that goverament candidate Roh Jae-woo Thanksgiving hacking and sniffling in isolated motel E;stepona, the town on the southern house In Estepona. ' ' Polidd'said one bf the two quit the race burned Roh in effigy Friday and battled OPENING BID 604 Qt. Costa del Sol where the family Nakachian, 55, called' Spanish Frencliinen guardihg the girl, rooms. It's all in the interest of science and the search riot police in four cities. for that most elusive of medical miracles — a cure for lives. police "the best in the world and identified only as Conktant G., 34, of One of his oppohenU, Kim Young-sam, meanwhile Z-7 30 / Z-7 40 the common cold. The little girl’s mother is popular part of my family forever more” Grenoble, was wounded in the chest ran into a cool reception in a provincial campaign RAISE TO 794 Qt. Twenty University of Virginia medical students will Korean singer Kimera, S3. Melodie and added he "had not phid a penny and hospitalized in nearby Malaga appearance as protesters demanded that he drop out be paid $275 each to be given colds and then be tested was bom in Las Vegas, Nev. and hadn’t intended to do so.” in serious condition. and leave just one opposition presidential candidate in Z-7 10W-30 / Z-7 20W40 for five days to see if a medicine can affect the course the race. . ^ „ by Roy D. Katx, R.Ph. or severity of the infection. "Concede, concede!,” hundreds of protesters RAISE TO 894 Qt The medicine being tested is aspirin. Common, Syrian soldiers beat students shouted as Kim Young-sam, guarded by secret police, ordinary, everyday aspirin. The Aspirin Foundation of took the poium in the southwestern port of Kunsan, a GENERIC DRUGS z-7 5W-30 / Z-7 10W-40 / GT 20W-50 Laws •nactod In some sUtas allow Iha America is footing the bill. stronghold of rival opposition candidate Kirn Dae-jung. BEIRUT, Ubanon (AP) — Sy­ pharmacist to subsUtuta a ‘‘■aMrIc Dr. Judy Hsia, a George Washington University university late Thursday and, find­ tal, which also is guarded by the Kim Young-sam’s speech drew applause from many aqulvalaat" drug undar cartala researcher who is helping to direct the study, said the rian troops stormed dormitories at ing the dormitory gates locked, Syrians. of the approximately 5,000 people who turned out for condiUons, whan such a similar drug la RAISE AND CALL AT 994 QT. the American University of Beirut tried to jump over walls fencing the avallaUa. This msaos that your goal of the $100,000 experiment is to determine if On Thursday, two Syrian soldiers the rally, but opponents booed and chanted KUn overnight and beat up dozens of sprawling campus pharmadst may dlspanaa an Mantlcal TURBO 10W-30 aspirin can trigger an effective natural immune were shot to death. Dae-jung! ” Minor scuffles erupted. drug In tarms of quality and acUva o , ' students with rifle butts, witnesses The only open gate to thecampus ’ 0 / response to the common cold. chamical composition, but All Prices After 20$ Qt. Rebate^ said Friday. was about a half-mile away. Syria deployed 7,500 troops in roanufacturad by anotbsr } It was the second raid by the Syrian soldiers caught him and west Beirut nine months ago to pharmacsutical company at / Limit 12 Qts. Per Customer ‘Exdudablet’ to be tent home Syrians on the campus in eight beat him, witnesses said. quell militia anarchy there. Iraqi planes destroy salvage tug conaidarabla savings to you, tbs With Coupon Only months and apparently was promp­ patisnt. TUs Is an sffseUva way to WASHINGTON - The United SUtes and Cuba have "When the student showed up at Since the bombings, only one MANAMA, Bahrain - Iraqi warplanes rocketed rsducs Um coat of cartain prascripUon revived an agreement to allow the repatriation of more ted in part by increasing challenges the dormitory with blood all over entrance to the campus has been their third salvage tug in the current blite o| oil tenets drug!, and ws sneonrags you to than 2,500 Cubans who came to this country illegally to Syria’s peacekeeping role in his face and head, his colleagues in Iranian coastal waters, Persian Gulf shipping raqusst to uts "gsnsric” drugs \Shuffle on Down to opened. This has forced students to whanavsr poasibis. aboard the 1980 Mariel boat lift, the State Department Moslem west Beirut. rushed down after midnight and line up at the main gate for careful executives said Friday. said Friday. At least 50 students, most of them shouted protests at the Syrians,” security checks. 'They said Iranian sources reported one crewman As part of the agreement, department spokesman Lebanese, were taken to American added the witness. "Shortly after­ killed and five wounded when the tug Salviva was PAP AUTO PARTS In March, Syrian troops moved Charles Redman said more than 20,000 Cubans in University Hospital for treatment ward, the Syrians stormed the struck Thursday by a missile presumably meant for a 307 East Center St. • Manchester, CT, several different categories will be allowed to of head, leg and chest iiUuries, said dorms.” into the campus and rounded up 15 students for questioning. (Reaf ot Lano« Pharmacy) immigrate to the United States annually. Another one witness. Classes were suspended Friday ‘ “ lt‘t'^8 one of three “ large naval ta^ete/’ usually official estimated the yearly immigration flow at ’The witness said 14 students were as about 400 students demonstrated The university, a private institu­ meaning tankers, Iraq reported attacking that day. 649-3528 27,000. released after treatment but the on campus to protest what they tion functioning under a charter Baghdad radio said Iraqi planes hit anothersuch others, whose iqjuries were more called Syrian highhandedness. 348 Main Street It Pays to Rap with PAP 5 The two countries had signed a wide-ranging from the state of New York, has an target Friday morning, raising to 21 Manchester immigration agreement in December 1014 but Cuba serious, rennalned at the hospital. Last week, 13 people were killed enrollment of about 5,000. It has raids on ships Iraq has claimed Sale Ends Nov. 29'*’ suspended it after five months. The suspension was Witnesses, all speaking on condi­ and 110 wounded in bombings at been a frequent target of kid­ been confirmed by other sources 6 4 9 -1 0 2 5 based on the the establishment of Radio Marti, a Voice tion of anonymity, said the raid Beirut’s Syrian-policed airport and nappers believed to be pro-Iranian two on the same chartered tanker, Fortuneshlp L. of America broadcast operation beamed to Cuba. began after a student arrived at the at the American University Hospi­ Shiite Moslems. ! 45 ' Business in Brief Redeem mutual funds any day BUSINESS QUESTibN: I ’m in my 60s. QUESTION: retired and have approximately G E , utllltlas settle nuke-plant suit A company in $350,000 in a rollover IRA at a which we owned brokerage firm. My wife is still CINCINNATI — Three Ohio utilities which own the stock for 27 ye­ Investors’ emrdoyed. I would like to withdraw Analysts blame unfinish^ William H. Zimmer nuclear power plant ars was merged $25,000 from the IRA. I realized the said Friday they have settled a $1.2 billion lawsuit they into another withdrawal will be taxable and will jointly filed in 1984 that accused General Electric Co. of company six G uide fraud in supplying the plant’s reactor system. put'us in a high income tax bracket falling dollar for months ago. We ■William A. Doyle this year. The utilities and Ge'qeral Electric said they reached had to tender I asked the brokerage to send me the settlement at the urging of U.S. District Judge S. our shares and the $25,000 and to pay the tax out of Arthur Spiegel after they conducted a non-binding, r^eived a large my account at the same time. They retail price jump mock trial In September at which the federal jury profit. The in­ seem reluctant to do anything. • unanimously found GE not liable on any of the utilities’ come tax on that which you so rightfully call a Should I insist that the brokerage claims. long-term capital gain will be more comply wltivmy request? ^ Under the settlement announced Friday. General than 1^,000. "rear-end load.” WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer prices jumped 0.4 That rear-end load is 6 perce,nt If 1 percent in October with increases across a wide range Electric agreed to pay the utilities $78.3 million. In We used $50,000 of our stock Mle return. GE receives •from the utilities two unused, profit to buy shares of two mutual redeem within one year after my ' ANSWER: Sure. You’re entitled of items more than offsetting lower energy costs, the purchase and declines by one to withdraw any amount you choose government reported Friday. non-nuclear turbines GE sold them in 1979 and 1980, funds, both of which have fallen in which are currently carried on the utilities’ books as value. As of now, they are worth percentage point a year after that. from-your IRA. Afteryou pass age^ Analysts blamed the falling dollar for much of the Since the stock market crashed, 70>/4, you’ll,be required to make increase. being worth $41 million. GE said it intends to selUhose about $44,000. turbines In the international power market. We want to get out of the mutual my mutual fund has dropped like a withdrawals at a rate sufficient to The rise in the Labor Department’s consumer price rock. The broker won’t take my empty the IRA over the joint life index, equivalent to an annual compounded rate of funds and Invest that money in certificates of deposit. Can we phone calls. I’m mad and she knows expectancy of you and your inflation of 4.6 percent, was twice the September It. 1 have reSeemed my ffind shares, bcpeficiary. increase. It contrasted sharply with the 0.2 percent VW to shut Pennsylvania plant redeem the fund shares within the next two weeks or so? lout I need one piece of information. Federal income tax automati­ deciine in producer, or whoiesale, prices in October. WOLFSBURG, West Germany — Volkswagen Howdo I account for the rear-end cally is withhefp from'IRA withdra­ Anaiysts said the rise at the retail level mainly announced Friday It is shutting down its automobile ANSWER:' You can redMm load when 1 report this on Schgdule wals, unless you opt to have no reflected higher-priced imports due to a weaker U.S. production plant in Pennsylvania. mutuaLfund shares on any businesr D of hoy federal ipcome tax return? withholding. On the "nonperiodic doilar, which drives up the price of foreign goods. Volkswagen said the shutdown was due to declining distribution” such as you want, tax, day. By doing that, you turn your ANSOFER: The rear-end load will Imports are in the consumer index but not the producer demand for the Golf and Jetta models produced at the shares back to the fund and receive , generally is witliheld at 10 percent. figures. Westmoreland. Pa., factory. The plant employs 2,500 the per share value established at . be deducted from the redemption ’ But you cab have a larger tax bite White House spokesman Martin FiUwater said "the people. proceeds, 'making the check you taken out. • the next “pricing.” All mutual receive smaller than the value of rate of inflation remains under control despite the In a statement issued, after a board meeting. funds are requir^ to price their Let’s say you figure to be in the 35 APplKMo increase we experienced at the beginning of the year." Volkswagen said its Fort Worth, Texas, factory that the shares you redeem. You list the ■percent federal tax bracket this shares at least once a day. Some do amount of that check»as the "Sales Economists suggested the October figures indicated produces air-conditioning equipment and other parts it more frequently. year. According to my handy little • Students at David Fairchild Elementary their newly opened Twiglet Bank the weakening dollar was finally having an impact on would remain open. ' , j price” in Column (d) Schedule D. In calculator, you’ll have to request a Redemption procedures vary a C!olumn (e) "Cost or other basis,” School in Miami transact business at Thursday. what Americans pay for consumer goods. It said production would stop in Westmoreland after bit among different mutual fund withdrawal totaling $38,462 — with . "The report doesn’t show runaway inflation by any the 1988 model year. organizations. You’ll find the exact you list the amount you invested in •$25,000 coming to you and $13,462 means. But it was disturbing because the increases procedure spelled out in each fund’s the fund shares you redeemed. going to the IRS. ' were so broad-based and for the obvious impact of the prospectus, which yoir were re­ The difference between the two tower dollar,” said Atten Sinai, chief economist for S&L bailout costs $1.3 billion amounts is your capital gain or Twiglef open for business q u ire to receive at or before the capital loss. From the tone of your Shearson Lehman Bros, in New York. DALLAS — A $1.3 billion federal bailout for troubled time you invested. , . V^lliam A.' Doyle, a syndicated The dottar has been declining steadily since Vernon Savings and Loan Association, the costliest If you’re confused by the gob- letter. It obviously was a capital columnist, welcomes written ques­ MlAMf (AP) —•The Twiglet Miami, which will serve as Twi- audience that he hoped their idea mid-1985. But after the stock market plunge in October, such rescue in the nation’s history, is a positive step bledegook found in, some mutual loss. tions, but he can provide answers Bank —«rgahiied by children, run glet's depository, trained the 23 would spread. it fell to 40-year lows against the Japanese yen and the toward dealing with Texas’ ailing thrifts, analysts said fund prospectus, call those mutual This isn’t meant to rub Mlt into only through the column. Write to, by children and open only to fifth- and sixth-grade officers, your financial wound, but you Doyle In care of the Maifchester . "Then we’ll bring you back to the West German mark. Now the dollar buys only about Friday. funds at the phone numbers listed in children — was christened Friday tellers, clerks and security guards bank, and we’ll have a class on half the foreign goods that it purchased in mid-1985. Federal regulators on Thursday announced the their prospectus and shareholder should have read that prospectus Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester on the Twiglet staff. before making your purchase. with a bottle of cider and a young .multibank holding companies! ’’ he A lower dollar makes imports more expensive and decision to transfer Vernon’s insured deposits to the reports. 06040. teller’s assurance that customers Other schools have started joked. U.S. goods more competitive in overseas markets. newly created Montfort Savings Association and pump The difference between the could be confident "because I'm banks, but Twiglet went through in $200 million in cash and a $1.1 billion note from the $50,000 you Invested and the amount smart and dependable." . the entire process of chartering a A covey of reporters, photo­ While dollar declines can help ease the massive U.S. graphers and television crews trade deficit, too sharp a fall can trigger inflation and Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. you receive when you redeem, outh ndsor ffice upply n v “There were a-lot of people out national bank, even receiving a The Federal Home Loan Bank Board closed the which might turn out to be more or S VM O S I C there today. I t made us feel very “pseudo-charter” from the federal covered the dedication, including a can drive foreigners away from U.S. investments and crew of sixth-graders from the Treasury bills needed to finance the budget deficit — 10-office institution because it was insolvent and its less than $44,000, will be a capital TRI CITY PLAZA, VERNON, CT. proud • of ourselves,” said bank Office of the Comptroller of problems were worsening, said chairman M. Danny President Richard Betl, a sixth- Currency. school’s own station, WKID. thus pushing up interest rates. loss. “I think we’ll see more of it (dollar-related Wall. You can use that capital loss to 872-6075 grader. Teller Arthur Rasco, a sixth- Cameraman Marc Gralnick ex­ offset some of the capital gain you Twiglet, so named because it's grader, was sure customers would inflation),’’ said Cynthia Latta, senior economist for plained that running a hank would Data Resources Inc. "I think the dollar’s decline has took from the M le of stock earlier smaller than a branch, was made be confident making deposits with help his fellow students learn not Bank postpones stock offering this year. That will reduce your net an honorary member of the local him at the window. been large enough now that many exporters are going only math and computer skills, but BRIDGEPORT — People’s Bank postpone its stock capital gains and your tax bill. Chamber of Commerce and given a “They’ll probably trust me, be­ social skills as well. to have to pass on higher prices to U.S. consumers." SUNDAY ONLY The acceleration in retail inflation in October came offering after only $25 million worth of orders were scaled-down plaque at dedication cause I’m smart and dependable," QUESTION: Last spring, when ceremonies before an appreciative he reasoned. “If they just go out and they even though energy costs fell sharply for a second received for an offering designed to raise $85 imllion. scream at people, it’s not going to consecutive month, down 0.9 percent after a 0.5 percent The mutual savings bank had planned to establish a the stock market was flying high, I crowd of parents and pupils at First National marketing direc­ bought Into a mutual fund. The —COUPON" David' Fairchild Elementary tor Sherrie Avery tried four times work out, and they’re not going to drop in September. mutual holding company, allowing the bank to sell up get any accounts,” he said. to 49 percent of its stock to the public. sweet-talking broker stressed there School. to break a bottle of sparkling cider Gasoline was down 0.3 percent, home heating oil 0.4 would be no commission load on my "It’ll be fun,” said Nikki Russell, before popping it open and spilling The caboose was dedicated to Dr. percent. Natural gas and electricity prices fell 1.6 The arrangement would have helped fund the institution’s growth while protecting People s from an purchase. Shq never mentioned the the sixth-grade chairwoman of the it over the comer of the hank William Renuart, the former prin­ percent. "contingent deferred sales Twiglet board of directors. "Inever building, a donated, renovated cipal of the public school, which has Food prices were up 0.3 percent following a 0.5 unfriendly takeover by keeping majority control with 20% OFF ALL the bank’s board of trustees. charge." which I learned about by had the opportunity to be the boss of caboose. a lot of enrichment programs. percent rise in September. A 0.8 percent rise in beef reading the fund s prospectus and anybody." Bruce McArthur, chairman of Renuart worked hard to start the prices and a 1.3 percent surge in the index for fruits and But after selling 2 million shares, or 25 perMnt of the PLUSH ANIMALS First National Bank of South First National’s board, told the project. vegetables offset slighly lower poultry, pork and fish shares brought to market, in an initial subscription and community offering that ended Tuesday the institu­ Except Bennington Bear on Special prices. For *6.49 M Minus the usually volatile food and energy costs, the tion decided not to proceed at present with the public Public Records index for all other goods rose 0.5 percent, up from a 0.2 **^The"initial subscription, which sold for a maximum Income of doctors at $120,000 percent increase in the previous month. price of $14.37‘A per share, brought in about $25 million ------COUPON ------This category most closely reflects inflation Quitclaim' deeds stemming from the falling dollar. Two major CHICAGO (AP) — The mean Medicare services are In comparison, the average earn­ Robert F. Rivers to Marcella A. income of physicians rose 6.5 “outrageous.” ings by American men rose 4.4 categories with a high percentage of imports — new automobiles and apparel — were both up sharply, Merger not without criticism Rivers. 713 Hartford Road, no percent last year to almost $120,000 Income increases among special­ percent last year, to $25,256, and conveyance tax. OFF ALL annually, far outstripping inflation, ists varied widely, with radiologists average earnings of American autos by 0.6 percent and apparel by 1.3 percent. HARTTORD — Shareholders have approved the 20% Gerard J. Baronousky to Joyce according the American Medical enjo^ng the largest — a growth of woihen went up 3.9 percent to Richard Rahn, chief economist for the U.S. Chamber merger of Hartford National Corp. and Shawmut Baronousky, McKee Farm, no PHOTO ALBUMS Association. 17 percent to an average of $168,000 $16,232, according to U.S. Census of Commerce, said that the October rise in consumer Ckirp.. but the vote didn’t go without criticism in conveyance tax. The increase greatly surpassed — while family practice physicians Bureau statistics cited. prices “was a consequence of the lower value of the Albertus D. Vogt III and Lois B. While Supply Lasts ' mh the 1906 advance in the Consumer saw a rise of only 3 percent to The AMA said the average dollar rather than underlying inflationary pressures on ” ^m eH artfo rd National shareholders coinplained Anderson and Helen M. Vogt to M ce Index, which rose just l.I $80,300 annually. physician spent 52.2 hours a week the economy.” during Thursday’s special stockholdere’ Albertus D. Vogt HI and Lois B. ------COUPON ------^ percent, said an article in Friday’s Figures represented income be­ caring for patients in 1986, up an Shawmut shareholders were getting ** Anderson. 18 Jordt St., no convey­ edition of American Medical News, fore taxes but after all professional hour from 1085, and performed an No plastic in plastic surgery "I don’t consider this a merger of equa s. M id ance tax. the AMA’s weekly newspaper. expenses, said the AMA’s Socioeco­ average of 3.5 surgicsl procedures Isidore Schnap of Bloomfleld. "Hartford National has Thomas E. Riddell to Pamela A. Longer work hours cau s^ more nomic Monitoring System Report weekly, up from an average of NEW YORK (AP) — Despite its name, plastic a proud reputation. Shawmut has a lesser reputation. Riddell, Pine Acres, noconveyance Sunday, Nov. 22,1987 Only surgery has nothing to do with plastic. The name comes of the rise than fee increases, the for November, the source of the three proc^ures in 1985. Whv not Join with a tirm of the Mme quality? tax. article said, with more surgical data. from the Greek, plastos, meaning to shape or mold. J m I B. Alvord, Hartford NatioMl’s ^•*‘^* * ^ * jj'* Brian R. and Cynthia L. Mac- We’ll be open from 12pm to 5pm. procedures also contributing. Researchers for the AMA, the The mean fee for an office visit There are two basic types of plastic surgery — officer. Mid his company’s Granor to Cynthia L.- MacGranor, But consumer advocates called nation’s largest organisation of with an established patient rose by reconstructive and cosmetic. benefit of owning shares in a corporation with a ^ t W Rolling Park Estates, no convey­ Be sure to visit our Art Gallery. for more government controls, doctors, f o i ^ mean p h y ^ a n 3.5 percent to $30.10 in 1986, the Generally, reconstructive surgeons improve one’s billion in total assests and franchises in MasMchusetts ance tax. saying the Jump is “scandalous" income was $119,500 in 1986, a r ^ of lowest increase in 10 years, the appearance while correcting a serious medical and Conne^cut. and physician overcharges for 6.5 percent over 1985. article said. condition, as in skin grafting for bum victims. Our own Imelda Marcoses — with medals political consequences to the Republi­ WASHINGTON - modest amount of informationavaila- onraoN cans of a recession, so he hopes to ble to the system’s clients, as the Question for today; stave off hani times until after next How can the federal center’s clearinghouse role dictated. Predictably, the various defense November’s election. Federal Re­ budget deficits ever be serve Board Chairman Alan Greens­ brought under control , agencies stopped asking the center for Potomac Potponrri Jack help and developed their own infor­ pan is motivated more by economic as long as conservtive reasons — and, presumably, a per­ superpatriots insist that mation sources. sonal distaste for having a recession the Defense Depart­ Anderson The inspector general recom­ mended that the technical center be occur on this watch. Together, they Man’s best friend ment is a sacred cow, will try to forestall another stock despite endless exam­ discontinued because of the “ ques­ White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwnter tionable need” for its existence. If market crash — which would surely ples of waste and bring on a recession — by printing resorted to quoting President Harry S. Truman information on hazardous material mismanagement? more money, despite the risk of during a recent verbal parley with a couple of Put another way. how continues to be developed through materials, and to develop written “ special studies," individual con­ inflation. reporters. many overpriced ashtrays and toilet • The market collapse touched off While defending a high-ranking White House seats must Congress learn about procedures for the handling, storage tracts should be awarded on an open, and disposal of the toxic wastes competitive basis, the report said. serious squabbling within the Reagan official who came under fire from two well-known before it realizes that the Pentagon administration. The Cabinet was Washington columnists, Fitzwater snapped back in brass hats are bemedaled equivalents generated by the military. Did this blistering criticism dis­ courage the Defense Logistics deeply shakenby the crash, and White Truman style. of Imelda Marcos? But the Pentagon wasn’t even sure what it wanted. The IG’s report noted Agency? Don’t be silly. Officials House insiders now concede privately The columnists accused a White House Deputy Here is yet another infuriating that it could have led to a full-blown. that at the bidders’ briefing, agency didn’t challenge the facts in the IG ’s Chief of Staff of seeking to undermine White House example of the military’s let-’em-eat- 1929-style disaster. These sources are officials promised “ to sit down with report — but they disagreed with its Chief of Staff Howard Baker and force the cake attitude toward the long- aware that the economy was limping the successful contractor to show him conclusions and recommendations. resignation of Attorney General Edwin Meese to suffering American taxpayers; the along already, while the budget and Defense Logistics Agency’s hazard­ what we think we need, or partially Even though the center’s objective advance his own ambitions. had changed, officials said they were trade deficits had sapped investor ous Material Technical Center. Origi­ need.” confidence in the administration’s Fitzwater said the columnists had charged the With this hazy direction from "sure there is a continuing need for nally budgeted for $3 million when economic policies. So to calm Wall deputy chief with "everything from wife-beating to above, it’s hardly surprising that the the center” based on data they had authorized five years ago. the center Street’s jitters. Treasury Secretary throwing food in the cafeteria" and none of it was center managers soon shifted to gathered after the IG’s investigation. has already cost $38.5 million — with Baker Insisted that Reagan at least true. special projects. “ Due to the ease of The inspector general responded to no end in sight. consider tax increases to bring down "As Harry Truman once said, ‘If you want a adding new studies and tasks to the this vague claim with the crisp Worse yet. a recent investigation by the deficit. Budget Director James friend in Washington, get a dog,’" Fitzwater told contract, (the managers) placed over statement; “ The extent of the prob­ the Defense Department’s inspector Miller and the domestic policy staff the columnists. “ (The deputy chief) is at the kennel 100 special projects totaling more lem is increasing." the investigators general found that the technical opposed the idea. right now.” center isn’t even accomplishing what than $23 million with the center reported that the logistics aency has When asked later what kind of dog the deputy it was supposed to. The IG’s report, without providing for full and open awarded $9.5 million in consulting chief was looking for, another White House official reviewed by our reporter Frank Byrt. competition,” the report states. contracts since the July Investigtlon— Among our souvenirs said, “ one that doesn’t bark." concluded that the program benefits This was done by abusing “ an using the open-ended provision of the "Buy American! ’’ has been touted contract that the inspector general only certain consulting firms, and open-ended provision of the contract as the battle cry that will bring down that certain contract awards have ... which we have found to be said skirts federal law. the U.S. trade deficits, but the silent Lef 8 talk m -o-n-e-y violated the law contracted for in violation of competi­ statement on the labels of many Nevertheless, the logistics agency tive procedures and law,” the report Eye on the economy souvenirs for sale in Washington Pity the beleaguered legislative assistant on plans to spend an additional $13.5 adds. • President Reagan’s two top eco­ speak louder. These trinkets, bearing Bogged down with all its special Capitol Hill. A recent study of working conditions in million on the misdirected, extrava­ nomic advisers are determined to likenesses of our most cherished projects, the technical center was monuments and public buildings, the House shows the average LA is overworked, gant and ineffective project. avert a recession — for slightly able to handle only 14 percent of the bear the ironic messge; “ Made in underpaid and not likely to last long in his or her The technical center was intended different reasons. Treasury Secre­ Palestinians in Washington to be a computerized clearinghouse requests for help from Pentagon tary James Baker wants to avoid the Taiwan.” job. agencies. And it hasn’t made even this About 40 percent of the LAs, the worker bees of for the latest data on hazardous most House offices, have held their jobs for less The recent broker" in the peace process. than a year; two out of three have less than two order by the The United States has strongly years’ experience in their posts; and their average R ea gan ad­ leaned in the direction of Israel in A tale of two races in 1987 salary is $24,000 a year — roughly $2,000 below the ministration the Arab-Israeli dispute. We have supplied Israel with military and Despite seeming scholastic regres­ average House staffer. that the Pales­ George By Chuck Stone know who they be fighting.” Can you economic subsidies on a scaie sion (and an 8 percent decline in nine At the core of the problem, according to the tine Informa­ believe that seihantic abuse from a tion Office in that dwarfs what we are doing for years of high school graduates going to study, are salary levels that lag well behind the McGovern VINCENT, HARTFORD — The emotional tug of senior? Washington, any other country in the world. As Emerson Marshall, 15, said; college), blacks are achieving more $31,011-a-year average for federal workers and war oscillates like a bell — pride and D.C., be closed a U.S. senator I supported this "They’ll be looking at you like, ‘He scholarships and winning more elec­ further behind salaries for comparable is a foolish, program. I believed then, as I do TOO WOULDN’T despair. looks like he be down with somebody,’ tions. And athletically, they have private-sector jobs. self-defeating now, that Israel has a right to Home for a visit with my three but you’re not.” inaugurated a quiet revolution. Average salaries in House offices include $18,000 move. exist as an independent nation. sisters. I shared their pride in the Ten years ago, a black football for secretaries and clerks; $19,000 for computer First, it is a But I have also come to believe BELIEVE WHAT election of the first black woman - A few weeks ago. my Hartford quarterback was as rare as a operators; $20,000 for press secretaries; and violation of the in self-determination, including mayor of a major U.S. city. “ Was that Public High School class of 1942 successful Reagan first choice for the $55,000 for administrative assistants, the honchos American commitment to free­ and the Arab states are pressing. an independent homeland for the little Carrie Saxon who used tocometo celebrated its 45th reunion. Supreme Court. Black fullbacks and of most congressional operations. dom of speech. Second, it is a The decision to silence the Palestinians. Their claim is ev­ HAPPENED! the library when she was a girl?” None of the 16 blacks in my class of linebackers were allowed to “ tote that needless blow to U.S. respect and Palestinian voice in the U.S. ery bit as strong on moral, legal “ Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry,” 675 nor any of my black friends used barge and lift that bail,” but they effectiveness in the Arab world capital is all the more regrettable and historic grounds as the corrected my sister. “ black English.” The Carrie Saxons weren’t supposed to be able to explain and in the world at large. Third, in in view of a mistaken decision by Israeli claim. That is the view of But what has she inherited? who lived in Hartford’s North End how. Against the rules Today, black quarterbacks are weakening respect for the judg­ Secretary of State Henry Kissin­ most of the Arab world with its 160 She has inherited the pride of ghetto also were strangers to this partially responsible for the national ment and reliability of the United ger in 1975 when he promised the million people. Indeed, it is the Hartford, a city that is known semantic bastardy. What has hap­ Blissfully unaware of a rule prohibiting the use of football success of three of the top 10 Senate rooms for anything other than official States, the order opens the way government of Israel that the view of most of the world. We are nationally as “ The Insurance City.” pened since Mayor Perry was a teen-ager? Are blacks going back­ teams; Oklahoma, Nebraska and business. Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D., and his staff for greater Soviet influence and United States would not talk to the damaging our influence and She has also inherited the despair of a PLO until It formally recognized respect in the international com­ wards linguistically? Syracuse. In addition, Michigan, recently gathered in a private room of the Capitol acceptance in the Middle East. city so crime-blighted that hoodlums the state of Israel. Neither Israel munity and especially in Arab Granted, black cognitive stagnation Notre Dame and Southern California to witness the wedding of his long-time Does the administration be­ shoot people at random on the streets nor the PLO have formally in Los Angeles and Chicago is not as have done well with occasional black lieve it is not safe for the and Palestinian eyes when we not and treat gang warfare as normally as administrative assistant. recognized the other, although only side so heavily with Israel, devastating as murder, but it still is quarterbacks. It wasn’t until after the Senate chaplain had American public to read and a bus fare. In the National Football League. the PLO has pressed for an but also close our eyes, ears and One of the 56-year-old Democrat s hindering black progress. And the pronounced the couple husband and wife, howe^ver, evaluate the Palestinian point of Philadelphia’s Randall Cunningham international conference that in­ hearts to the Palestinian cause. first goals is todefuse youth gangs and trend is national. view? Even if many Americans (who engineered the Washington that Pressler learned weddings were no longer cludes Israel and is therefore an We only help strengthen the reduce street shootings. She blames A recent Univeristy of Chicago study allowed within the halls of Congress. The chaplain, don’t agree with all aspects of the Redskins upset!) and Houston’s indirect recognition of the Israeli appeal and influence of the Soviet drug traffic. of 438 high schools in four Southern who has worked on the Hill since 1981, has Palestinian perspective or all the California counties shows a 10-year Warren Moon scramble all over the behavior of the Palestine Libera­ state. Union in the Middle East when we Hartford is “ a tale of two cities.’ conducted five weddings in the Capitol, not engage in shortsighted, self- And so are Los Angeles and Chicago decline in achievement in minority field every Sunday to the delight of tion Organization, shouldn’t we at The net result has been to ® 10S7 bv NEA. ine fans who don’t give a damn about color realizing the official rule. defeating tactics such as the (both governed by black mayors), schools. Schools with high concentra­ least listen to what they are deprive the United States of if it means an NFL championship. closing of the Washington Pales­ where young blacks have raised the tions of poor minority children showed saying? first-hand information and intelli­ lower scores on standardized tests in Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry’s task is gence that direct exchanges with tine Information Office. inhumanity of ghetto genocide to a There can be no peace in the Finally, if we Americans of all 1985-86 than they had on the same tests simple; to get young blacks to the Palestinian organization murderous art form. understand that crunching each other region until the Palestinian claim faiths, with our respect for Not only are ghetto lives systemati­ 10 years ago. That’s why I contend that could provide. on the football field guarantees a iHaurliratrr Hrralii for self-determination is recog­ diverse and dissenting views, cally being wiped out, young minds are the recent tiny Increase reported in longer and more productive life than nized and negotiated. Just what The second disturbing aspect turn our backs on Palestinian black SAT scores is psychometric Founded In 1881 being seriously miseducated. murdering each other on the street. form such a Palestinian state about the decision to close the concerns, we not only damage our “ Yeah, I be worried about getting garbage. But if my hometown of Hartford is “a should assume and how it can be Palestine Information Office is standing in the eyes of the world, hurt ’’ said Shellene Arnold, 16, a PENNY M. SIEFFEHT...... Pubitaher tale of two cities," blacks today are “ a Chuck Stone Is a syndicated colum­ GEORGE T. C H A P P E L L ...... achieved will be the centerpiece that it weakens the U.S. position we also give our Soviet rivals Hartford Public High School senldr. DOUGLAS A B E VIN S ...... Executive EdHor of the international peace confer­ in the Middle East and undercuts renewed opportunity in the cru­ “ When they be fighting, they don’t tale of two races.” nist. ALEXANDER O IR E LLI...... A eeod ele EdHor ence for which the Palestinians our effectiveness as "honest cial Middle East. Church BoDetiii BiMinl Interfaith Thanksgiving Service Clmrch Balletiii Board Rdigiona Sofi^coo Salvation Army set Sunday at South Methodist rlsl, 8 and lOia.m.; church scnooi, v :^ South United Methodist Church, 1226 Center Congregational Church Aieembllet of QOd a.m .; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m .; Lodv Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. The Manchester Citadel Corps of the Salvation Army . ^ ^ • ■* . __ Calvorv.Church______— ----- (Attemblles ♦ » ------_ a . l i of God), Chapel open afternoons; public healing Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. will present an annual Thanksgiving Festival of Music and the Telephone Pioneers (a Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ At 3 p.m. on Sunday, there will be a p/esentation by a 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; tonight at 7:30 at 661 Main St. Gordon Kirby, formerly Editor’s note: This column is group that does much outreach). Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 evening -prayer, Wednesdov, 5 p.m. dule: 9ond 10:45a.m., worship service; prepared by the staff of the group called Witness for Peace at Center Congrega­ 9 o.m., church school. Nursery for of the New York Staff Band, will present euphonium • To Ruth Davidson, Edna and o. m., Sunday schoof) 10:30 o.m., 643-9203.wor­ Manchester Area Conference of MACC News tional Church. The Interfaith group, dedicated to ship, child-core and nursery; 7:00 p.m., preschoolers. (647-9141) solos. Tickets are $2 for adults, $l for children. Eleanor Brook; to Judy Delong and reporting from war zones such as Central America, evening service of praise and Bible St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Pork Churches. preaching. (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Diane Repoli for the (lesserts they will make the presentation. Julie Avery, a Yale drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Mormon made available to tifose who Divinity School student who has been with thegroup for Baptist assistant rector. Worship; 7:30a.m. and By Nancy Carr attended the AIDS Awareness two years, will present a talk with slides. This program 9:X o.m.; church school, 9:M a.m.; The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- South United Methodist Church Executlye Director Come join us in giving thanks bobv-sIHIng, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m .; holv day Saints, X Woodside St., Manches­ Community Forum. The Keeney is particularly aimed at those in junior and senior high Community Baptist Church, 585 E. ter. Robert S. Gardner, bishop, 9;X together with our friends and Center St., AAonchester. Rev. James I. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesdov. Here are the events planned for the coming week at neighbors of all religious traditions. Street School PTA folk are great school, although everyone is invited. An offering for (649-4583) a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:X o.m., The Manchester Civic Chorale Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m., Sunday school and prim ary; 11:40a.m., South United Methodist Church; hosts and hostesses. Witness for Peace will be cotiected.' worship service; 9:15 o.m ., church will join the Salvation Army Band priesthood and relief society. (643-4003 Sunday — 9 a.m., church school, Bible presentation COMMUNITY DINNER — Don’t g To Catherine Byron, She­ Other evgnts scheduled at Center Church this week school. Nurserv core provided. (643- or 871-1168) this year at the 33rd Community 0537) Gospei to third graders: 9 and 10;45 a.m., worship with Dr. spend Thanksgiving alone. Come pherd’s Place volunteer, who did include; Interfaith Thanksgiving Service, m ih Baptist Church. 52 Lake St., * Church ol the Living Oed, on evangel­ Shephard S. Johnson preaching "Bigger Bams” ; 7 such a heroic job of holding things Sunday — S and 10a.m., worship: 9 a.m.,breakfast; Manchester. Rev. James BeUosov, Sunday evening at South United have Thanksgiving dinner with us, ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Nationai Cathoiic p.m., prelude of Manchester Interfaith Thanksgiving together last Wednesday; and to all Bethel Bible class; 10 a.m., baptism; church school; pastor. 9:30 o.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 School, North School Street, Manches­ Methodist Church. The musical at noon on Thanksgiving Day at the ohn., worship service; 7 p.m., evening St. John the BapHst Polish Notional Service begins. you wonderful folk who, with your nursery and toddler care: 11:15 a.m., social hour; 3to6 ter. T»ev. DoVId W. Mullen, pastor. prelude will begin at 7p.m., so,plan at the St. James School cafeteria. service. (646-5316) Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11 :X o.m. Catholic Church, 23 (kilwov St., Man­ Monday — 10a.m., A. A.; 7:30p.m., adult study, “ The gifts to the Seasonal Sharing p.m., CCC Youth; 5 to 7 p.m.. Bethel dinner. First Baptist Church, 240 HIHstown chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, to come early. Parking is available There will be a sit-down dinner Nurserv and Sunday school. Holy City, Jerusalem.” Appeal, are enabling your less- Tuesday — 9 a.m., mothers’ group; 3:30. p.m.. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 o.m ., Sunday* Manchester Christian FoHowshlp,m pastor. Sunday moss, 9a.m.; weekdays, both in the parking lot across beginning with cheese and cracker school; 11o.m.rworshlpservlce;7p.m., 8 a m. (643-5906) Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards study fortunate neighbors to join in the Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., confirmation class. E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Hartford Road from the church and platters, fruit cup, turkey rice soup, evening -eervlce; 7 p.m., mid-week vert, pastor .'Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ group; 6:30 p.m., Wesley Ringers: 7 p.m.. Boy Scout community celebration Thursday. Wednesday — 8:30 a.m , healing prayers; 7; 30p.m., service. Nurserv at all services. (849- in the Bennet Junior High School turkey, ham, yams, mashed pota­ day Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock Troop 47; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Thank you one and all: Barbara 7509) coffeehouse, 7:30p.m., first Soturdov of Nazarene parking lot on Main Street. toes, carrots, peas, cranberry Chancel Choir^, ' First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 Wednesday — 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Atwood, W. David Keith, St. Batho- Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. Church of the Nozorene, 236 Main St., Worship will begin promptly at sauce and home made breads, rolls, Full Gospel Interdenominational Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Cocaine Anonymous. pies and cakes, all made by the lomew parishioners, Raymond and KrCutzer, pastor. (64-7543) Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. 7:30 p.m. We’ve asked several of Polish National Catholic Church Harvest Time BBptlst Church, 72 E. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. wonderful folks at St. James. Marianne Wilcox, Dorian and Mar­ Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 o.m., outreach. 9:X o.m., Sunday school; our new-to-Manchester clergy to Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Good food along with good garet Shaeven, Phyllis Courtney, Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist Eddv, pastor. 10a.m« Sunday school; 11 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church join us in our annual interfaith song p.m ., worship shrvice. Tuesdov at 7:M and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise fellowship! There will be music by Robert Leo Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred • o.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening p.m ., special Bible studies; Wednesday and worship celeration. We will be Polish National Catholic Church include: service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 service, nurserv. Mid-week BIblestudy, pianist Burke, dancers, even a sing Campbell, Theodore and Charlotte Sunday — 9a.m., Mass celebrating the feast of Christ at 7:M p.m., .worship service. Prover 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) welcoming the Rev. Cynthia Good p. m. (643-9359) line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Concordia Lutheran Church along and fun gifts for everyone. If Harris, Joseph Schauster, Eleanor the King; 5 p.m.. Mass of Thanksgiving; 6:30 p.m., (South Methodist), the Rev. Dr. .Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ you would be alone for Thanksgiv­ Blish, Susan Groff, Harry and pre-Thanksgiving dipner at .Elk's Lodge on Bissell Christian Sdance ter. ltro.m.,breoklnobreod; 11;45o.m., Pentecostai The following events have been planned this week at William Trench (North Methodist). Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Concordia Lutheran Church: ing, free guest tickets are available Janet Reinhom, Edward and Bar­ Street. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 the Rev. Robert Russo (St. bara Moriarty, Barbara Kennedy, N. Mdin St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m., United Fentecestal Church, 187 Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., holy communion: 9:15 at the MACC Department ol Human Monday — 7 p.m.. Parish Committee. Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. Bridget), and the Rev. Dr. Klm- church service', Sunday school, and a.m., church school: adult education: confirmation Needs. Reservations are neces­ Joseph and Ann Murphy, Norma Saturday — 9 a.m., private confession for chUdren. care for small children. (649-1446) Jehovah’S Witnesses Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ Eric Williams (Concordia Luthe­ day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 sary, so please call 646-4114 or the Johnson, Robert J. Smith Inc., Weekdays, except Thursday — 8 a.m.. Mass with the ReadingTtoom, 656A Center St., Map- • JehevM's Witnesses, 647 Tolland forum; noon, confirmation forum; noon, congrega­ ran) .We've just received word that chester. ( M - 8 ^ J p.m., evening worship; 7:X p.m. Wed­ tional dinner; 1 p.m., annual meeting. St. James rectory at 643-4129 as Maryann Falkowskl, Dorothy Rev. Stanley M, Loncola, celebralit. Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, cantor Wayne Krieger is still ill, so p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Worship and Music Commit­ soon as possible. For elderly who do Sonego, Peter and Vera Gunas, Church of Chrisf p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's he and his wife will not be able to Paul and Marjorie Falck, Vera prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. tee; agoraphobia support. join us as planned. Hopefully they not have transportation, call either p.m ., congregation book study; Sun­ (649-9848) Peterson, George and Esther Bur­ Emanuel Lutheran Church Church of-Christ, Lvdall and VeCnon day, 9 ;X a.m., public talk; 10:20 o.m., Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study and lunch; 6:30 will be able to join us in '88. number to make arrangements. streets, Monchester. Eugene Brewer, Wotchtower study. (646-1490) gess, Ronald and Nancy Gocht, D & Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for pulpit minister. Gareth Flanorv, evan­ p.m., catechetics classes; Ecumenical Choir School; The Rev. Martin Scholsky, pastor gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Presbyterian THANKSGIVING DEADLINE - G Car Care Center, Mr. and Mrs. the coming week include; Bible class. of St. Bartholomew’s Church, will a.m., Bible dosses; 10a.m., worshtp; 6 Jewish — Consentative Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support; 7 Remember, we deliver baskets Alfred Sieffert Sr., Phyllis Von- Sunday — Holy Cross DajK 8:30 a.m., worship: 9:45 p.m,, worship. Wednesday, 7 pm., Coventry Presbyterian Chunch, share the ihessage of Thanksgiving Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ p.m., Thanksgiving holy communion; 8:30 p.m., several days before Thanksgiving. Deck, George Pazianos, Maryann a.m., Sunday church school; nursery; 10 a.m., adult Bible study. Nurserv provided tor all Temple.Beth Sholem, 400 E. Middle with us. Bringing the governor’s Satryb, Edith Csatary, Walker and services. (646-2903) - _ Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. try. Rev. Brad Evons, pastor. Sundov, Concordia Choir. The deadline for delivery of peri­ forum: 11 a.m., worship and communion; children’s 9 ;X o.m ., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sundov proclamation will be Mayor Peter Virginia Briggs, Jack and Valerie Plovln, cabbl; Wayne Krieger, cantor; school; 7 p.m.,'Blble study and fellow­ Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. shable foods for MACC Thanksgiv­ chapel; nursery: confirmation: communion; 2 p.m., Congregatiohai Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ DiRosa. Dave Morse, South Church DeQuattro. v ces; 7;Xp.m . Sunday to Thursday; 9:45 ship. 7;X p.m. Wednesday, prayer organist and also director of the ing baskets at Concordia Lutheran ECW event: 6:30 p.m., youth. Belton Congregational Church, 228 meeting. (742-7222) Church is 8 a.m. Tuesday. a.m., Saturday. Call synagogue for Presbyterian Church of Manchester, Civic Chorale, will be with us once Monday — 6:30 p.m., pack Thanksgiving baskets; Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, Friday service time. (643-9563) Coventry ecumenical service Food delivered after Tuesday 7:30 p.m., evangelism. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ again along with Michael Orfitelli, ter. 10 o.m., worship service, nurserv, chard Gray, pastor. 10:X o.m., worship COVENTRY — The First Congre'gational. Second director of the popular Salvation will be reserved for Christmas. Tuesday — 10 a.m., CC; Old Guard; 3 to 5 p.m., church school: 11 o.m., fellowship; Jewish — Reform service, nurserv; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Perishables can be left after 8 a.m. deliver Thanksgiving baskets; 4 p.m., staff: 7 p.m., 11:15 o.m ., forum program. (649-7077 school; 7 p.m., Informol worship. Congregational and St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Army Band. THE (643-0906) at the soup kitchen between 9 a.m. housing board. office or 647-8878 parsonage. Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. churches of Coventry will hold an ecumenical service We’ll be participating, too. In Center Congregational Church, 11 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- on Thanksgiving Day at 9 a.m. The Rev. Bruce Johnson addition to singing favorite Thanks­ and 1 p.m. and at the shelter BIBIE Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Thanksgiving service. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. tlnover, robbl. Services, 8:15 p.m. each between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m, Roman Cathoiic of First Congregational Church will preach. giving hymns ("W e Gather To­ Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) SPEAKS Church ot the Assumption, Adorns gether.” “ Not Alone for Mighty Robert / Bills, minister of vlsltotlons; THANK YOU’S - To K mart by Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Lutheran Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Church of Christ Empire” ) as is the tradition in tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Manchester, we will each go (Spencer Street) employees who Eugang Brgwar Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ Bolton ecumenical service church school, 10 o.m. (647-9941) Concordia Lutheran Church (L C A ), have adopted 10 Manchester house­ day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at The following events are planned this week at the forward at the offertory to leave our In a rscent group convorsatlon a First Congregational Church of An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. The Rev. Dr. holds for Thanksgiving baskets. BOLTON — ecumenical service will be held at the dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard KIm -ErIc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold 7:X a.m., 9 a.m., 10:9) p.m. qpd.noop. Church of Christ; gifts of thanksgiving at the altar. woman ramarked about the Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 o.m., (643-2195) Gifts of non-perishable food will Our students are also adopting Bolton Congregational Church on Wednesday evening T . Wangerln, osslstont pastor. Sche­ St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship, profane, even filthy, language , worship; 9:30 o.m ., church school. dule: 8 o.m., holv communion, nurserv families — two Bolton groups, at 7:30. First Selectman Sandra Pierog will read the Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. with sermon “ God’s Call to Commitment” ; 11:30a.m., help stock the Emergency Food used by women the works with. A Nurserv care provided. (742-7696) core; 9:15 o.m ., church school, Chris­ Bolton Center School, the French governor’s proclamation. The Rev. Stewart Lanier will First Cengrogollonal Church of Cov­ tian growth hour, nurserv core; 10:X Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday potluck dinner; 1 p.m., congregational meeting: 2:30 Pantry and fill Thanksgiving mother In the group told of entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:X . baskets. Dollars are earmarked for aub at Bolton High School are speak. An ecumenical choir will sing, under the o.m. holv communion, nurserv core. 10 and 11:X a.m . (646-1613) p.m., devotional meeting. business calls In which women Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ (649-5311) the MACC Human Needs Fund, preparing baskets, along with Boy direction of Mary Lou Prescher. Leaders from all four ship; 9:30 a.m ., church school In Church St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St.. Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Marriage Enrichment video would, without provocation, emit Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Scout Troop 123 (Verplanck). Other Bolton churches will participate. Lone House. Nurserv core provided. St., Monchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ series, Manchester Bible study. which provides small grants and a stream of profanity. (742-8487) son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, postor Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Marriage Enrichment video loans in crisis situations to employee groups reaching out Second Cengrogotlonal Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule: 8:X o.m., worship Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday mosses At the risk of sounding at 7 :X a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:X a.m ., ond series. East Windsor Bible study: 7:30 p.m.. East Manchester-Bolton folks with no include those at the Meadows N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. with holdv communion on first, third chauvinistic, I must note this Trinity Covenant Church Joseph Milton, pastor. lOo.m., worship noon. (643-2403) other resources. Convalescent Home South Building and fifth Sundays; 9:45 o.m., Sunday St. James Church, 896 Main St.. Hartford Bible study. change In recent years. I hold no service, Sunday school, and nurserv tor church school; 11 o.m., worship with Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Thanksgiving service. These are the events planned for the coming week at children; 6;30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. holy communion on the second and Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, brief for the bankrupt double (649-2863) fourth Sundays. (643-1193) Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz. Trinity Covenant Church; Msgr. Edward J, Reardon. Saturday standard of morality. But I Second Congregational Church of Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ observe with dismay the erosion Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., worship services; Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ chester, 21 (Sarden St., Manchester. masses at 4 and 6 ;X p.m .; Sunday Second Congregational Church Thoughts stewardship Sunday, with collection of pledge cards; try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (643-2051) masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:X a.m.. of the morality and raflnamant lar schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 8 o.m., Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) The Western Maryland College Choir, of Westmins­ 6:30 p.m., small groups. St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St.. which traditionally characterized DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m., Route 31 and North River Road, ter, Md., will sing during the worship service Sunday Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at church school, nurserv to Grade 8, adult Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and women. Coventry. Wllllom Douthwalte, postor. Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral morning at Second Congregational Church of Man­ LaStrada Restaurant. discussion; 11 o.m ., coffee and fellow­ Schedule; 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 “ So God blessed the seventh day you.” A gift which spends it’s No more can be demanded of ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., a.m., Sundov school, first and thrd team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., chester. The program will include selections by Wednesday — 6; 30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast Sunday masses at 9 :X and 11 a.m .; and hallowed it, because on it <]lod lifetime in a drawer or closet, them In such matters than of men. lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Sundays. (742-7548) Handel, Shaw and others. Melissa Cote ol Manchester, at LaStrada Re.^taurant; 7 p.m., choir practice; 7:30 senior church school and Pilgrim Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church confessions 4 :X to 5 p.m. Saturday. rested from all his work which he ultimately ending up in next year’s Yet, their long-held diatinctive fellowship. (742-6234) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High (742-6655) a freshman at Western Maryland, sings in this 60-voice tag sale, is not perceived as being p.m.. Thanksgiving Eve service. Church ot St. Maurice, 32 Hebron had done in creation.” (Genesis standards provided relief from Friday — 7 p.m., junior high youth group. Talcoitvillo Congregational Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. choir. useful or wanted. The present that Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Kuhl, pastor. 9 :X a .m ., divine worshlp; Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. 2:3) male degeneracy and hope for Talcottville. Co-postors: Rev. Ronold 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holv com­ Olesik, pastor. Soturdov moss ot 5 p.m .; All of creation is a present to us, sits in full view, is worn often, read the preservation of our culture. Sunday masses at 7 :X a.m ., 9:15 a.m. Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 munion first and third Sunday. (649- from God. We cannot reciprocate and reread, or listened to over and God calls us all, man and woman, First Baptist Church o.m., worship service and church 4243) and 11 o.m. (643-4466) St. Mary’s Episcopal Church school. (649-0815) god’s gift giving. No matter how over, creates a bond between giver to rid ourselves ot “filthy The following events are scheduled for this week at Methodist Saivation Army Here are the events planned for the coming week at hard we try, it is impossible to go and receiver. It’s the type of gift we language" from our lips. Col. 3:8. First Baptist Church of Manchester: Covenant St. Mary’s Episcopal Church; tit-for-tat with God’s creation. But hope to give and love to get. Profane language Is an affront to Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Solvotlon A rm y, 661 Main St., Man­ Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy euchanst; 11: 30 Thank God for all his gifts. Take God, a reflection of the speaker’s Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes; 11 a.m., Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gory Aspersch- we can say thank-you in a very easy worship with Dr. Bill Scott, preaching “ Some Things matack St., Manchester. Rev. Normon Lanier, pastor, 9:X a.m., church lager. 9;X a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., mentor conference meeting; 6:30 p.m., confir­ way. delight in his creations. Use them deprovity, and a trial to many who Belong to God’’; nursery care provided: 7 p.m., Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, school; 11 a.m., worship service, a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ mation class; 7 p.m., youth group. We all give carefully selected an() share your enthusiasm for hear It. assistant pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, nurserv. (649-3472) tion meeting. (649-7787). Monday — 7:30 p.m., Manchester Chorale. them with Keveryone. After all. worship continuing series on Southern Baptist youth pastor. Schedule; 8 and 11 a.m., North united Methodist Church, 300 gifts to those we love. Hopefully not doctrine; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Children of Alcoholics. worship services; 9:30 a.m ., Bible Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Tuesay - 5 p.m., Capella Choir; 7:30p.m., liturgical out of obligation or with ulterior they’re the kind of gifts you just CHURCH OF CHRIST Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. school. (649-2855) Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Universaiist dsliistdnts. motive. Once the present is un­ couldn’t live without. nett, visitation minister. Schedule; 9 Lydall ft Vernon Streeig Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., church-wide and 10:Xa.m., worship service; 9a.m., Unitarian Universaiist Society-East, Wednesday — 10 .m., holy communion; 10:45 a.m., wrapped, it is the delight and visitation. Episcopai adult Bible study; 10;X a.m., church 153 W. Vernon St„ Manchester. Rev. BIblestudy; 7:30 p.m., Senior Choir. enjoyment with which the gift is K.W. Holleran Phong: 646-2B03 school; 5;X p.m., Methodist Youth Diana Heoth, minister. 10:X a.m.. Friday — 1:30 to 6 p.m., bloodmobile; 8 p.m., A.A. Talcottville Congregational Church Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 7 p.m.. Thanksgiving St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 Fellowship; 7 p.m., Socred Dancers. service. Nurserv care and youth reli­ received, that sings out "thank- service. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Sundov nurserv for preschoolers. (649- gious education. Coffee hour after Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. service. (646-5151) Friday — 1 p.m.. O.A. Hollloer. Sunday worship: holveucho- 3696.) W eddings Engagements Weddings

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Mrs. Mark F. Young Mrs. Dennis L. Banks Loisann Diana Elizabeth M. Daugherty Mrs. Thomas M. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Colin R. Campbell Mrs. Todd D. White Mrs. Martin J. Summa Young-Lutzen Banks-Clark DIana-Sisson Daugherty-Sulllvan Campbell-Wamer White-Blackwood Summa-Fiorentino Oifford B. and Marlys M. Daugherty Dunn-Savidakls Linda Ann Lutzen, daughter of Linda A. Clark, daughterof Frank and Vincent L. and Gloria L. Diana of 141 Josephs Marie. Fiorentino, daughter of South Windsor announce the engage­ Elizabeth Ann Savidakis. daughter of Cecilia Ann Warner, daughter of Mr. Gertude Robinson Blackwood, daugh Norman Lutzen of East Hartford and Elizabeth CTark of 286 Cooper Hill St., Pitkin St. announce the engagement of of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore T. Fiorentino ment of their daughter, Elizabeth Mary Mr. and Mrs. Erick Savidakis of 33S and Mrs. O.H. Me.Mahan of El Paso, ter of Terence R. Blackwood of Mrs. Beverly Januska of Manchester, and Dennis L. Banks, son of Lester and their daughter, Loisann Diana, to JonE. of 69 Lyndale St., and Martin Joseph Daugherty, to Michael James Sullivan, Grissom Road, and Thomas Michaei Texas, and Colin R. Campbell, son of Centreville, Md., and the late Gertrude and Mark Fredrick Young, son of Mr. Barbara Banks of 395 Highland St., were Sisson of Manchester, son of Gerald T. Summa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane J. son of Francis A. and Helen M. Sullivan Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Campbell of B. Blackwood, and Todd Donald White, and Mrs. Frederick Young of Manches­ married Sept. 4 at Trinity Covenant and Rebecca M. Sisson of Newington. Summa of New Hartford, were married of 115 Carpenter Road. Dunno of 814 Vernon St., were married Manchester, were married Oct. 10 in the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. White of ter. were married Oct. 3 at Emanuel Church. The bride-elect is a 1979 graduate of 127 Highland St., were married Nov. 7 at Sept. 26 at St. Bridget Church. ’The bride-elect is attending thr Nov. 1 at St. George Greek Orthodox Vail Chapel of Northwestern Univer­ Lutheran Church. The Rev. Norman Swenson officiated Manchester High School and a 1983 Trinity Episcopal Church. Hartford. The Rev. Sebastian Annino, cousin of University of Hartford working on t Cathedrai. sity, Evanston, HI. The bride is also the The Rev. Ronald Fournier officiated. at the candlelight ceremony. The bride graduate of Castleton State College with The Rev. William Eakins officiated. the bride, officiated. The bride was master’s degree. She is a graduate of The Rev. John Kameiakis officiated daughter of the late Marvin Warner. The bride was given in marriage by her was given in marriage by her father. a bachelor of science degree in elemen­ The bride was given in marriage by her given in marriage by her father. Elise Bryant College, Smithfield, R.I., with a at the doubie-ring ceremony. The bride The Rev. Tim Stevens officiated. The father. Susan Lutzen, sister of the bride, Karen Clark, sister of the bride, was tary and special education. She is father. Linda Burney was matron of Fiorentino, sister-in-law of the bride, bachelor of science degree in account­ was given in marriage by her father. bride was given in marriage by her was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were maid of honor and Rita Banks, sister-in- attending St. Joseph’s College, working honor. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were ing. She is an accountant at Aetna Life ft Cheryi Cook was maid of honor. mother. Lisa Jane Mebus was maid of Pamela Quinn. Darlene Scranton and law of the groom, was matron of honor. on her master’s degree in special Bridesmaids were Betty Baiis, Linda honor. Bridesmaids were Amy Kahn Stafford and Kathleen Hayward, sisters Lisa Roberts, Andrene Jakob, Lisa Monica and Lindsay Banks were flower education. She is employed by the Casualty, Hartford. Deborah Christensen. ’The prospective bridegroom is attend­ Dunn, sister of the groom, Karen and Lisa Adele Burrows. of the bride, Caroline Brown. Patricia Ferrato, Robin Roberts and Paula girls. Manchester Board of Education. Thomas Young, brother of the groom, ing law school at Western New England Jacobsen. Deanna Bitsounis and Kim Graham K. Campbell, brother of the Chaterdon and Rosemary Rustle. Leah Annino. Rachael Fiorentino was flower Brian Banks, brother of the groom, ’The prospective bridegroom is a 1975 was best man. Ushers were Robert College in Springfield. Mass. He is a SantoChristo. Joanna Kontoudakis was groom, was best man. Ushers were Dr. and Mara Katsekas, cousins of the girl. was best man. Ushers were John Thrall, graduate of Newington High School and Duane Summa Jr., brother of the Lutzen. David Young and Ted Rictdyke. graduate of the University of Hartford fiower giri. Scott Wilson and Joshua Ruben. groom, were flower girls. cousin of the bride, and Gary Proctor, a 1979 graduate of Davis and Elkins After a reception at The Colony in with an M.B.A. degree and Boston Peter Charest and John Savidakis After a reception at the Westin Hotel Thomas Reiley was best man. Ushers groom, was best man. Ushers were cousin of the groom. College with a bachelor of science Vernon the couple left on a wedding trip College with M.A. and B!A. degrees in were best men. Ushers were Mike in Chicago, HI., the couple left on a were Michael Pallein. Frank Bertuglia. Alfonse Summa. Paul Fiorentino, Skook After a wedding dinner in Fellowship degree in business administration and Frederick Forbes, uncle of the groom. Roberts and Ralph Summa. to St. Maarten and Florida. They will economics. He is a loan review analyst Savidakis and Erick Savidakis. broth­ wedding trip to San Francisco. They will make their home in East Meadow. N.Y. Hall of the church the couple left on a marketing. He is employed by Coleco ers of the bride; Larry Dunn, brother of make their home in Chicago. Robert Sault, Philip Gosselin and After a reception at the Parkview wedding trip to Bermuda. They will Industries as a sales analyst. with Connecticut National Bank. the groom: and Frank Giimore. Gien The bride is a 1983 graduate of Richard Rustic. Andrew Blackwood, Hilton in Hartford the couple left on a make their home in Ellington. A July 23 wedding is planned at St. Hartford. Bickford was ringbearer. Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. wedding trip to Cancun, Mexico. They The bride is employed at Manchester James ^urch. A July 23 wedding is planned. After a reception at the Aquaturf Club with a bachelor of arts degree. She is After a reception in Goodwin Hall of are making their home in Canton. Memorial Hospital and the groom is in Plantsville the couple left on a attending Northwestern University the church, the couple left on a wedding The bride is a graduate of the employed at Whittlesey ft Hadley P.C., wedding trip to Aruba. They will make Medical School toeamherPh.Ddegree. trip to Jamaica. They will make their Manchester Community College parale­ Hartford. their home in Colchester. The bridegroom is a 1977 graduate of home in South Windham. The bride gal program. She is employed as an Burgess-Petersen The bride is a 1983 graduate of Manchester High School, a 1981 gradu­ attended Renbrook School, West Hart­ administrative assistant in life sales at Manchester High School. The bride­ ate of Fairfield University with a B.S. ford, Walnut Hill School, Natick. Mass., The Hartford Insurance Group. Peter and Sally Burgess of Glaston­ and Wheaton College, Norton. Mass. She The groom is a graduate of Nortliwesk f; Dr. Robert A. Ruffini was best man. bury, formerly of Manchester, an­ groom is a -4M9 graduate of Howell degree and a 1987 graduate of Boston M8cPnrlflml>1nz1nga Junior ushers were Rudolph V. Pino HI, Cheney Regional Vocational Technical University with a Ph.D. degree. He is is currently employed by Hartford Community College and is attending the nounce the engagement of their daugh­ Camerata Conservatory. University of Connecticut. He is em­ Donna Marie Inzinga . daughter of Mr. nephew of the bride, and Brian MacFar­ ter, Deborah Sander Burgess, to School. He is employed by Northeast currently pursuing post-doctoral re­ land and William MacFarland Jr., Nuclear Energy Co. search at the University of Illinois The bridegroom attended Manchester ployed as a customer service represen­ and Mrs. Russell' P. Inzinga of Colum­ Kenneth James Petersen, son of John High School and Eastern Connecticut tative at The Hartford Insurance Group. bia, formerly of Manchester, and Bruce nephews of the groom. and Shirley Petersen of Perth Amboy, College of Medicine. The bride is a marketing research State University. He is employed as Mitchell MacFarland. son of Mr. and N.J. associate manager of First Investors Mrs. Walter G. MacFarland III of director for Merrill Lynch. She is a The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of Corp. Media. Pa., were married Oct. 10 at St. graduate of the University of Manchester High School and a 1985 Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, New Connecticut. graduate of Bucknell University, The groom is a graduate of Bowling Canaan. magna cum laude, with a bachelor of The Rev. J. Peter Cullen officiated. Green State University, and is a science degreerin engineering. She is a Engagements Mrs. Rudolph V. Pino Jr., sister of the regional sales representative for Armco software engineer at Eastman Kodak, bride, was matron of honor. Junior Inc. Rochester, N.Y. / bridesmaids were Anne Mallon Pino, Following a wedding reception at Le The prospective bridegroom is a 1981 niece of the bride, and Kristin MacFar­ Chateau, South Salem. N.Y. the couple graduate of Perth Amboy High School Hack-Boudreau Craddock-Bemard Casterline-Cowles land and Lisa MacFarland. nieces of the left on a wedding trip to Hawaii. They and a 1985 graduate of the University of If/ will make their home in Princeton, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. John Casterline of 655 groom. Pittsburgh with a bachelor of science Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hack of 127 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craddock of 53 Bush Hill Road announce the engage­ degree in computer science and mathe­ Deepwood Drive announce the engage­ Carriage Drive announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Shirley Caster­ matics. He is also a software engineer at ment of their daughter, Darlene Susan ment of their daughter. Cynthia Jean line, to Christopher Cowles, son of Joan Eastman Kodak. Hack, to Mark Steven Boudreau, son of Craddock, to Anthony Bernard, son of Cowles of Glastonbury. A Sept. 10 wedding is planned in Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Boudreau of Mr. and Mrs. Clive Butler of Hartford. The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of The bride-elect will graduate from the Rochester. Glastonbury. University of Connecticut in May. She is The bride-elect is a graduate of Cheyney University with a bachelor of Deborah Burgess employed by Bushnell Memorial Hall of Manchester High School and is em­ arts degree in communication arts. She Kenneth Petersen Hartford. ployed at Hartford Eye Physicians. works in the traffic department of The prospective bridegroom will file prospective bridegroom is a WTTC-AM ft FM radio. graduate iii August from the Computer graduate of Glastonbury High School, The prospective bridegroom is a Processing Institute of East Hartford. Manchester Community College and St. graduate of Weaver High School and is a He is employed by Han-Dee Spring and Francis Hospital School of Radiologic camera technician v^th Channel 26, Manufacturing Co. Inc. Technology. He is employed at Pratt Ir East Hartford. He is an insurance rater A June 18 wedding is planned at St. Whitney. East Hartford. with NCCI Insurance. James Church. A May 1988 wedding is planned. A September wedding is planned.

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 21,1987 - »l U— MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 21.1917 Q. / love Mickey Roorke. Please teB me about him and Lifestyles what movies he’s been in. Karen Nyce, CariBff, N Jy A. Fhilip Andre Rourke, 32, was bom in Schenectady, N.Y., but his patents split up when he was 7 and he moved with his Whose home for the holidays? mother, grandmother, brother and sister to Miami. A year side of the family, try a different 3. When necessary, treat of parents, be cooperative. (If later, his mother remarried, to a By Phyllis Feuerstein Back then, we felt less rushed holiday with the other side. (One holidays as movable feasts. (No you’re the first stop, play fair. widowed policeiiuui whom he than our food friend Kathleen, way or another it will settle the matter when Hanukkah falls, it’s Don’t insist they overeat or they Between couldn't stand and who had five arly in my marriage of who had two preschool won’t be hungry at the next daughters. She started Christmas question of joint celebrations.) always the day after sons who couldn’t stand him. 35 years, my parents Thanksgiving in my friend stop.) the Lines Day at 5 a.m. to give her family 2. Tell your children it’s all Needless to say, it was not a and my husband's Jean’s house because all of her 5. If the couple seems to be particularly happy childhood, so parents both claimed our time to open their presents right with you if they spend one holiday here, and another one out-of-town children are home spending more holidays with he began to spend more time out company at holiday before driving 200 miles to his there. (Remind them that their that weekend.) in-laws, stop counting. ■ of his house, in the streets with time. The thought of mother’s dinner. Part of the in-laws feel the same way about 4. If the couple decides to increasingly tough friends, emptyE chairs around a festive attraction was holiday food arid divide the day between both sets holidays as you do.) getting into increasingly bigger table threw one set into evoked tastes and smells of the trouble. When he was 14, depression, the other into a couple’s childhoods. though, the family moved away frenzy, and they vied for our But one holiday in the early from die tough section in which presence with no holds barred. ’70s “after 7,000 calories and they had been living to a more Pre-holiday conversations with four hours of driving,” Kathleen sedate, middle-class section of my mother usually went like decided there had to be a better Miami Beach. this; way to spend holidays with He felt even mote displaced Mom: “You’ll be here the family. “I love my folks but iL there, so he rarely went to first night?" there’s a limit,” she says. Brooke Adams Brian Dennehy school, preferring to spend his Me; “Sorry, Mom, Cy’s folks Her older sister, Meghan, time boxing in a local gym. He asked first.” offered a solution. “I’m 35, and entertained thoughts of becoming Mom: “That’s fine. What I've never cooked a holiday Q. PUate u ttk a bet. Did Brooke Adams play SUphaaie on meal in my own home,” she a pro boxer at the time but time should 1 expect you?" “Archie Booker’s Place”? Also, did Brian Dennehy star in the found that he lacked the' told their parents. “Let me do Mickey Rourke While my mother turned a “Walking TedT otorles? There’s a bag ef UdM s riding on the neoessaiy discipline to rtudce it. Thanksgiving and have answer. Comfy Battieeaa, Mianehester, Conn. He began hanging out on the deaf ear to “no,” his mother everybody at my house.” Their never seemed to hear my first streets again but when his for Hollywood, at the urging of reaction, she recalls, made her A. The answer to botfi is no. Danielle Brisboise was Stephanie; friends began to pack guns, he his acting teacher. He got small “yes." feel sorry she had asked. She; “This time, you’ll spend she looks like Brooke Adams. dMugh: dark hair, similw face, backed off. roles in TV series and then small Years passed and events same eyebrows. Correspondingly, Brian Dennehy didn’t star in He went to work, briefly, as roles in the films “Heaven’s the holiday with us.” beyond our parents' control the “Walking Tall” movies, Joe Don Baker did, but the two men an electrician, and then at 19, on Gate” and “1941,” experiences Me: “We’ll be glad to.” eventually forced change. do look somewhat alike — mostly in size. the spur of the moment, he he does not rate among his best. She: “That’s OK. Pop and I Amazingly, the infamous empty are used to being alone. to move to New York The nnovie “Body Heat” chairs at our parents’ homes and become an actor, something followed, in which he had a Soon, my husband dubbed my mom the drill sergeant and 1 found occupants the times we he had been cyrious about and small but flashy part as a ate holiday dinner elsewhere. story dubbed his the martyr. At the Q. After watching rtrons ef “Hardcastie and McCormick," we dabbled in since childhood. good-hearted arsonist. That M Background voic'es of our advent of a holiday there might were wooderit^ about the two actors. We know about Brian He really threw himself into to progressively bigger parts in parents’ new friends and have been peace on earth Keith bat who was Ote other and is he stUI acting? J.K., Sooth his acting studies, while at the “Diner,” “Rumble Fish” and long-lost relatives reached across Bend, Ind. same time working as a bouncer, “The Pispe of Greenwich somewhere, but not in our house. the miles when we phoned to ^ J o s ie the manager of a massage Village.” say, “Wish we were there with A. His name is Daniel-Hugh Kelly and he’s definitely still acting. parlor, a pretzel vendor, a Good Lately, he seems to star in Looking back, I imagine how You may have even seen him recently in the series “I Married nice it would have been if we you.” Humor man, etc., to support one controversial film after Now, whenever I’m tempted Dora.” himself. Eventually, he was cast another “9 1/2 Weeks,” '‘Year had all sat around one holiday table. How nice if, as a couple, to tell my married children, in a few off-Broadway plays but of the Dragon,” “Angel Heart” “You’ll celebrate here, won’t he constandy fought with the and “A Prayer for the Dying,” we didn’t have to argue over, “My folks’ house or yours?” you?” I recall how I felt when 1 directors, arid didn’t k e ^ those a movie he’s roundly was tom between two families. Q. / enjoy “The Adrentores of Manchester Theater and a role in parts long. He was admitted to condeimied. He seems more But our parents differed the film “War and Peace.” He widely on traditions. To please Instead, I Tight back the words Sherlock Hobnes” on the prestigious Actors Studio, pleased with “Barfly,” now in and use some of the tips people joined the prestigious Old Vic but he even took on the rtuster release. Currendy, he’s in the both sets, Cy and I shuttled by “Mystery” to mock. Please have shared with me to make (Company in 19%, nwved a Lee Strasbetg, and left that process of I shooting iryt'-fnv^ y-iiioT trolley between thehr-homes, give me tome information about holiday choices easier for our decade later to the National institution as well. “HomeboyjV bnSed on his' owniqf i stopping in at one before stoying Jeremy Brett. Bridget V. married children — and Mayeaax, Baton Jtoitge, La. Theater and in the process, Fmally, after spending too boxing expesieoces. and plans to ' put at the other. When friends starred in 30 major much time in acting classes and follow it with “Legs,”: the story^. asked, “What are you doing for ourselves. 1. If tradition says you always M- Shakespearean roles. too little time working, he left of gangster “Legs” Diamond. the holidays?” my answer was, A. He’s 54, from Berkswell In the mid-’70s, he shocked “Taking guilt trips.” celebrate Thanksgiving with one Grange, Warwickshire, England, his family and friends by Birthing Center would Chances are. Max birthing room, using come to “room-in” the son of a World War I hero moving to Hollywood, where he be delighted to show father and an Irish Quaker got work in-a very different type won’t remember what the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even Q. Why you their facilities and (pacifist) ntolher, a combirution, of production, series such as it Martha Kaye suing a great time he had at birth methods they spent the night! The he has said, that was interesting, “Daniel Boone” and “The David hrmrrnan? I’m tore he next day. Mom and offer you more informa­ oreant whatever he said at a The Family Birthing learned at the Center. indeed. He was a singer as a Incredible Hulk.” A few years Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t child but he developed a speech Joke. JoBe GOUt, Clover, Cafyf. Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival later, though, he returned to your baby deserve impediment — he couldn’t England to star in a remake of Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “Stork Club” gourmet A. The corrunents in question, in as warm a welcome as proiwunce ”R” and “S” sounds the du Maurier classic But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ — that required surgery when he which he parodied her denture little Max? “Rebecca.” The “Sherlock” commercial by describing her as never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care was 17; the resulting role followed several years later, for their little birthday For more informa­ concentration on vocal sounds “Martha Raye, Condom derful experience. all around. All with and to many he is the Wearer,” instead of the usual tion on The Family shifted his attention to words, quintessendal Holmes. From the moment the security and confi­ boy. “Martha Raye, Denture Birthing Center ora and acting. He does moordight from time dence that Max and If you see a “birth Wearer.” were, obviously, they arrived, they After Eton, he attended the to time, though; he co-staned in day” celebration.in free tour please call irreant as a joke but many of the enjoyed the special Mom were getting the Central School of Speech and the TV titovie “Florence 643-1223. L ^ butts of Letterman’s jokes don’t attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future, The Family drama, where he irrunediately Nightingale,” the miniseries tion of Manchester excelled, winning the Laurence “Deceptkms” and the play y A see it that way. His humor, on a care that are so hard Oliver Award as best all-around, “Aren’t We All?” in recent harmless night, is crdting. So to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch actor. While still at Central years. Currendy, he’s in often people like Raye bring doctors and nursing suit. of the bigger ho^itals. 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[H B O ] MOVIE: 'Something W ic k ^ This How does Coleman explain U.S. Farm Report the newspaper’ s staff secretary 5:00AM 33) Way Comes* A stranger brings his carni­ By Fred Robbins @D Shopping Network Jody (Morgan Gallagher o f this universal characteristic val to a small mid-western town and sed­ among actors, a virus almost, [CNN] Crossfire uces the townspeople by fulfilling their “ Hill Street Blues” ) who helps dreams and desires. Jason Robards, ust when you thought that even though they all know [DIS] Walt Disney Presents (60 min.) him soothe the many bruises Jonathan Pryce, Royal Dano. 1983. that Dabney Coleman how difficult and insecure a [ESPN] Coliege Footbali: Hoty Cross at Rated PG. ^ caused by his impossible Viiianova (3 hrs.) (R) was one o f the funniest, profession it is... like salmon [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Blue Skies Again* A bravado; and Bill Cobbs, who [TMC] MOVIE: Th e Hideaways' Two woman attemts to try out for a spot on a creepiest men you’ve swimming upstream, nothing youngsters uncover an art mystery while plays Dutchman, the all-knowing big-league baseball team despite the op­ seen on T V or in films seems to discourage them? hiding In New York’s Metropolitan Mu­ position of men In the club and the over the last 10 years... bartender. seum. Ingrid Bergman. Johnny Doran. owner. Harry Hamlin, Robyn ^arto. Mimi “ Once you want to become a 1973 Rated G Just when you thought how Coleman enjoyed his last Rogers. 1983. Rated PG. actor,” he says, “ even [U S A ] MOVIE: Dementia 13’ A men­ [USA] Jimmy Swaggart Jdeliciously obnoxious he was as series, “ Buffalo B ill,” playing a tally disturbed person, who clings to the regardless how long I had host, and while the program memory of a dead sister, is discovered to 7:30AM (3D Popeye and Son the chauvinistic, boorish sexist thought about it or how short a became a favorite in the big be an axe murderer. William Campbell. (3D Star Commanders boss, Franklin Hart, in “9 to perii^ of time, once you get that Luana Anders. Mary Mitchell. 1964 cities and had a big impact on (3D College Football: Ohio State at Michi­ 5,” opposite Jane Fonda, Lily in your head, you have to do in n News gan (Live) its loyal viewers, it never 5:30AM 33) Tomlin and Dolly Parton... Just it... you just do it, that’s all.” [CNN] Showbiz Today (5D Voltron, Defender of the Universe achieved the national ratings that when you saw him give new And Dabney Coleman did. He d l Popeye 8t Pals would have kept it on the air. 6:00AM OD Young Universe (R) meaning to the word “ lechery" quit law school, went to New (5!) Can You Be Thinner? d l Muppets “The people who really loved as the soap-opera director in 'fork, studied at the CNN News ( ^ Foofur the show were not regular 31 “Tootsie,” with Dustin Neighborhood Playhouse, 33) Christian Science Monitor Reports d l It's Your Business television viewers,” he explains. Hoffman and Jessica Lange;, and woiked in the theater, did many New Zoo Revue Animal Crack-Ups “This was something special to 3 D Princess Caballero his devastating, lisping take-off a summer-stock tour, and moved d3) Popeye them. But we did 26 shows, [CNN] Sports Close-up on a Hugh Heftier-type character to Los Angeles in 1962. There [C N N ] Daybreak which I think was enough, by [DIS] You and Mo. Kid in “ Dragnet” ; his snaiky he joined the rounds o f various [DIS] Donald Duck Presents nature o f the way it was. It was Hallo Kitty's Furry Tale Reverend Merle Jeeter on one-shot, episodic T V shows [HBO] Survival The dangers of wildlife 8:00AM OD “ Mary Hartman, Mary rather broad. photography in Africa as experienced by Theatsr along with all the other Alan and Joan Root Narrator: Ed Asner. (3D Lody LovelyLocks and the Pixietails Hartman” ; the insensitive, “ So 26 might have, been (60 min.) struggling “ salmon.” (3D @1 Care Bears Family (CC) abrasive talk-show host on enough. But I ’m extremely It didn’t hurt that he was and 6:1 5AM (£ ) Davey & Goliath “Buffalo Bill”; the silly 3D Heathcliff proud o f that show. But ‘ Slap’ is one o f Hollywood’s best 6:30AM d D Capraln Bob ( H Porky Pig dentist-boyfriend o f Jane Fonda Maxwell is a little more tennis players, though he admits QT) The World Tomorrow d l Gummi Bears (CC) in “ On Golden Pond” ; or the / realistic, more o f a human to a trick knee these days. But (3D Flintstone Kids (CC) d l Sesame Street (CC). ramrod-stiff computerman in being, without losing the the big break didn’t come for a Comic Strip d l Kidsongs (In Stereo) “ War Games” ... unpredictable aspects o f his long time and he was one of the 3D Planet of the Apes d l Wall Street Journal Report He goes and surprises character.” He pauses, lights anonymous pack who go from 31 Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ 3 D Remi everyone by winning an Emmy one o f many cigarettes and tion on the latest employment opportun­ d D World Chess Championships 1987 year to year waiting for the big ities in the Connecticut area. award ffar his highly dramatic continues his analysis. “ H e’s a [C N N ] Daybreak break. Sylvanian Families role in the T V movie “ Sworn to lot more vulnerable and gets [DIS] Dumbo's Circus “ It took 20 years before I was 3 D Follow Me Silence.” involved in some situations the [ESPN] SportsCenter doing the things I wanted to dD Abrakadabra LENA: MY 100 CHILDREN — “ Lena: My 100 Children,” an NBC movie airing It was a true story, starring average person can identify [MAX] MOVIE: Th e 7th Voyage of Sin- do,” Coleman says. “ And that’s [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents bad' The swashbuckling adventurer en­ Monday, Nov. 23, stars Linda Lavin as a woman who rescues 100 Jewish children atwn- Coleman as a defense lawyer with... that we all live in our been easier than a lot. I’m [DIS] Wish Upon a Star counters mythological beasts and a doned in Poland after World War II. Vicky Wanchope (I.) and Marion Bennett play whose decision to keep secret a own lives. The humor is similar already a jump ahead o f 99 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Girls Just Want to ruthless sorcerer on the enchanted is­ land of Cyclops. Kerwin Mathews. Kath­ two of the children. client’ s confession to a series o f but he’ s a different person.” percent o f the people who try it, Have Fun* (CC) The winners of a dance contest will become the hosts of the na­ ryn Grant. Richard Eyer. 1958. Rated G. murders, pits him against a Dabney Coleman’s own life as because they don’t get there, tion's hottest dance show. Sarah Jes­ [USA] Go for Your Dreams plorstorium; laryngitis; why we hear the ner. Nicolas Cage. Barry Miller. 1986. community bent on violence. sica Parker. Lee Montgomery. 1985 3 X Runaway With tha Rich and Famous Rated PG-13. an actor was purely an accident. they end up not acting, they end Jlnt Henson's Muppet Ba­ sea in a aeashall. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 8:30AM (3) 3 1 Amateur Duekpin Bowling (60 min.) And while he revels in the And like so many things in life, up doing something else; so it bies 129 Batman [MAX] MOVIE; Undarworld U.S.A.' A success o f his portrayals o f the [U S A ] Night Flight Take Off (51 Vegas man. who as s boy saw his father mur­ one incident or event can change does take time.” (3D Popples 81) Conan dered, sals out to hsip clean up the syn­ definitive creep, he loves doing the whole course o f things. The Maybe it’s taken so long 7:00AM (3D Voung universe (3D dl Little Clowns of Happytown 3 D Isis dsl Tssoro SZ) Adam Smith's Money World dicate. Cliff Robertion. Dolores Dorn, dramatic parts. (3D Sylvanian Families (57) Say Brothsr Tha Post Pop Space [CNN] Stylo With Elea Klanaoh Beatrice Kay. 1961. blue-eyed six-footer was bom because back then Dabney 3D E-Troop Rock Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus (3D Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) [USA] Boal’tlvs Pros “ I like doing these roles,” he into a military family in Austin, Coleman was difficult to cast, 3 1 International Championship Wres- performs spirituals, jazz and rock. [DIS] Wind In tha Willows Tom a ^ Jerry, /./ f| ; tflhg (60 min.) says. “ I’ve done my share o f Texas, on January 3, 1934, the which was sbmething he ’ ; 3D (5D Addama Family [ESPN] Auto Racing 11:30AM QD Naw Monkaoi 3 1 MOVIE: Th e Deadly Mantis* A giant ( 3 Tom and Jerry [TMC] MOVIE; 'Stroots of Gold' An out­ m Amarioa'a Top Ton these, in fact more than comedy son o f the late Randolph and prediet^d li^ s e lf when he’ was mantis wipes out a polar dutpost before [CNN] Moneyweek - d2) d l Smurfs cast Russian boxer regains his pride by 3 9 Weight Control over the years. I like to move Mary Johns Coleman. He Dabney Coleman enjoys his roles but agrees in acting clus. heading south to New York City. Craig [DIS] Donald Duck Presents training two Brooklyn fighters for an , Stevens. Alix Talton. William Hopper. d l MOVIE: 'Sam Whiskey’ A beautiful (22) I29 Now Archioa people in an emotional way, attended Corpus Christ! High “ W e had a phenomenal class. widow tries to salvage a fortune in gold [E S P N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Msria with the adage, ‘dying is easy, comedy is hard.’ 1957 Brsndauer. Adrian Pasdar. Wesley (29 This Weak In MotorSports aside from laughter. It’s fun. It’ s School, Virginia Military bricks stolen by her husband. Burt Rey­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Breakin" To explore the But they were ready when they ( H Starcom nolds, Angie Dickinson, Clint Walker. break dancing phenomenon, this film Snipes. 1986. Rated R. 3 9 Buga Bunny & Twsaty Show (CC) also easier. But I like the heavy Institute, spent several years in combines documentary footage, histori­ were 23, 24 years old... Muppets 1969. [USA] Love Your Skin Wall *trost Weak (R) gold earring he wore, which was cal narration and interviews with out­ 82) stuff.” he was 12 years old, to play Elizabeth Ashley, Jimmy Cahn, d l Bottomline the Arm y’s special service Ring Around the World standing performers. Lucinda Dickey, 11:00AM C23 American Bandstand [CNN] Cdlaga Football Provlaw As the old saying goes, unheard o f at the time, didn’t little sports games with dice, 3 D Mequina del Tiempo division, and then went to law Brenda Vaccaro, Jessica ( H Newsmakers Adolfo Quinones. 1984. Rated PG. (In C £ Dr. Selanea [ESPN] SportsCantsr Saturday (60 “ Dying is easy, comedy is even suggest an acting career. alone, and pretend he was 3 1 Abbott and Costello [CNN] Big Story Stereo) min.) school at the University o f Walter... they came out o f (X ) Fan Club Scheduled: Stavie Wonder. hard.” In Dabney Coleman’ s But Coleman was so impressed broadcasting them. He would school and went right to work, 3D Aventuras del Pequeno PHneipe [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl [USA] Proline Suzanne Vags, actor Richard Dean An­ [USA] Perfect Diet Texas. derson ("MacGyvar"), Ran. Bruco Jen- case, it’s the dramatic stuff by his demeanor, his persona, use real players’ names and dD Comic Strip [ESPN] Fishin' Hole 10:00AM (3D Pee-wee's Playhouse Colloga Football: Teams In the midst o f that unlikely which was predictable.” His ner. 12:00PM (X) that’s easy. But he certainly his flair, that after a 4S-minute crowd noises, and simulate the [CNN] DaybTMk [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Airplener A neurotic ex- (3D W W F Wrestling Challenge to bo Announced (3 hra., 30 min.) (Live) background and setting o f torts, mustache twitches as he speaks. pilot takes over the controls of an airli­ (X ) W W F Wrestling Spotlight makes his off-beat talk he knew what he had to do. actual sporting event. [DIS] Mousercise (3D & Little Wizards (33 Wonderful Worid of Disnoy; Pluto's replevins and contracts, his life “ I thought it would take me ner whan the crew succumbs to food 3 D Solid Odd In Concert Day (60 min.) characterizations look easy as “ He was also from Austin, “There’ s a relation between poisoning. Robert Hays. Julie Hagerty. (3D Buck Rogers changed. He lights up again and some time to get a look and a 39 Ebony / Jot Showesao C D Collage Football; Ohio State at Michi­ well. Texas, the first rebel,” he says. the two, announcing and a<;ting. Robert Stack. 1980. Rated PG. 3D Soul Train memory takes over. persona, kind o f a personality. It (29 W W F Wroatllng gan (3 hra.. 30 min.) (Live) “ And he was 4S years old at the And I think they thought, ‘W ell, [TMC] MOVIE: 'American Flyers' (CC) ® GLOW; Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ And the latest in his colorful took me a little while to come Two brothers enter a grueling cross­ (S ) S 9 Jim Henson's Fraggls Rook ( E America's Top Ton “ I met a man who was 'a time. He wasn’t a teen-ager this guy may be able to do Channels tling gallery o f irritating but lovable by that.” country bike race when the younger (3 ) Constitution: That Dslloata Balanes 3D Univoraal Wrastlirrg Federation million-to-one chance for me to learns he might have a tarminal heredi­ (2) (21 ALF going through this stage, this that.’” Hartford. C T CD (S ) S 9 Three Stooges 39 BulMnklo creeps is his new T V character (Juite a little while, 1976 to W F8B tary condition. Kevin Costner. David (S ) RockSchool meet named Zachary Scott, an was a guy who truly had been But it was that meeting with WNYW NMuYork. NV CD 2 0 MOVIE: ‘AsaauH on Proolnot 13* ‘ Slap’ Maxwell, a charming but Grant, Rae Dawn Chong. 1986. Rated (21 Pro Wrestling 3 9 Flintatono KMs (CC). be exact, when “ Mary Hartman, WTNH Na^R^ HaRMAj O T (S Copt and convicts join forcas to pravsnt actor from Austin, 'Texas. And around and done it all and been Zachary Scott that did the trick, PG-13. (In Stereo) 3 D PEUCULA: ‘Capullna Contra las infuriating and controversial WOR Naw York. NY QD (3D El Teaoro del Saber had I not met him and become Mary Hartman” came along Momlas' Lai avsnturaa da un taxista qua a taan-aga gang from laying slags to a there before. And o f his own even though the actor did not WPIX Naw York. NY (B) 9:00AM (3D The Get Along Gang with the character that was to (57) Tony Brown's Journal Hags a panatrar an al laboratorio da un nearly deserted police station. Austin sportswriter who's an egomanic enchanted with the idea o f this volition, not peer pressure, but WHCT Hartford. C T m (3D SI My Pet Monster Stoker, Darwin Joston. Laurie Zimmer. encourage the move, and told establish him as the champion WTXX Watarbury. CT $ D Worid Wiffe Wrestling (In Stereo) sabio an buica dsl sacrato da la vide whole theatrical thing and gotten eterna. Jaquelina Voltaire. Freddy Far- 1976. with a quick temper, and whose from his own persona decided to him how tough and risky and WWLP Springfiald. MA 9 C3D Superman [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) creep on T V , against whom all nandez. Capullna. (8 ) Foofur irreverent lifestyle is part o f his on a plane the next day, which be a little bit different from most insecure a life it would be and WEDH Hartford. C T » 3D He# Haw [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull others would be measured. He W TW 8 Naw LoiMton, C T 82) Washington Wook In Review 123) Marketing columh7 Which gets him in a lot is exactly what happened after I guys. And he was, he was a 9 ( S Julie and Friends that “ if I had any alternative w v rr Hartford, C T 9 [HBO] inside the NFL (CC) Hosu; Len Wroatllng; World Claaa Champion­ 129MOVIE: T h o HoraeSoMlora' A Union describes the Reverend Merle (S> Sesame Street (CC). Dawson. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) 8D o f trouble. met him, I don’t think I’d be an very dynamic character and that ideas that 1 should pursue W 8BK Boalon, MA 9 ship Wrsstling • cavalry officer leada his man deep into Jeeter as “ a hypomtical, SpringftaM. MA » (31 Ask the Manager The cast o f characters on the actor. I wouldn’t have been a impressed me a lot — his WGQB [USA] Discover MOVIE: 'Snoopy, Coma Homs' An- Confederate territory to demolish s stra­ them.” WXTV itiar [DIS] egotistical, chauvinistic father o f r^aca^aoo. 3 D Capitan Centella Imated Snoopy bids Charlie Brown tegic railroad junction. John Wayne, ABC comedy, “The ‘ Slap’ lawyer either,” he says, personality did it.” He lights another cigarette and WGBY 8prir»0fiald. MA 9 10:10AM [CNN] ShowMz WMk William Holden, Constance Towers a child evangelist. He is so alive (57) La Plaza farewell in order to return to his first Maxwell Story,” includes his laughing, “ because I wasn’t As precipitate as his decision goes on. “He told me, ‘Make it WTIC Hartford, C T J ® 10:30AM (S) N «w Advantur** of 1959. CNN Cabla Nawt Nat [CNN] [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer owner. 1972. Rated G. estranged wife Annie (Susan doing that well in law school.” was, his whole family, “ all with comedy ip a crazy, wacky Mighty Mousa 129 Black Porapootivo DISNEY Dianay Ctwnnal (018] [USA] Players Club [E S P N ] Scholaatio Sports America or not, you’re going to have a arena ■ C D @ Rm I GhoMbusMrs (CC). I S MOVIE; T h e Mark of Zorro' A Anspach), who keeps him at the The strange thing is that college graduates, business ESPN Sports Natwork (ESPN] [HBO] MOVIE; 'Psggy Boa Got Mirriad- 9:10AM [CNN] Healthweek 0 9 H u d lln M on Trial proper distance; a long-suffering Zachary Scott, who was a friend people, lawyers, military ' lot o f tough years ahead,’ which HBO Homa Box Offioa (HBO) (CC) A middle-agad woman gats tha op­ was true. It took some time, as CINEMAX Cinamax (MAX) 9:30AM (3D Gtlligsn's island (221 3 9 Ahrin and tha Chipmunka portunity to change her Ufa after a faint­ editor (Brian Smiar), who gets o f Coleman’ s first wife and a people,” encouraged him. He TMC Movla CharMftal (TMC] ing spall sands har back in time to her he warned me, but it all worked USA USA Natwork (USA] (3D ® Pound Puppioa (23) Nawton'a Appla (CC) Tornadoaa: ContImiBd... upset over little things like respected actor o f great repute says they must have been optical Illusions at San Francisco's Ex* senior year in high school. Kathleen Tur­ lawsuits; his current girlfriend, and style, as exemplified by the impressed with his ability, when out.” (3D Superman V mAWcMiisTBKalB!feAtte>. ifa?

M - MANCHESTER HERAU). fi«turold silver casket holding a disem­ o special adaptations that allow alpine an­ legendary bluesman to locate a long- R. bodied hand. Samantha Eggar, Stuart (2D Kovels on Collecting T i " " dD Noticiero Univislon imals to live in the severe high-mountain missing blues recording. Ralph Mac- stars. Whitman. 1981. @3) To Be Announced. [CNN] Pinnacle ecosystem chio. Joe Seneca, Jami Gortz. 1986. [CNN] Newsday ST) Growing a Business [DIS] My Friend Flicka .2D MOVIE: 'Gunga Din' This is the story Rated R. (In Stereo) CHECK lIStiNGS 3:00AM ® News of British military action in the moun­ [USA ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) [CN N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America [USA] Alfred Hitchcock PrasanU A FOR EXACT TIME ® Home Shopping Overnight Service mmm tains of Northern India Douglas Fair­ lonely newspaperman celebrating his Continues (2 hrs.) 12:30PM ® Fan Club Scheduled; [ESP N ] College Basketball; Hall of [TM C] Short Film Showcase banks. Jr. Cary Grant. Joan Fontaine 50th birthday is arrested for a 22-year- Fanrfb Tip-Off Classic: North Carolina vs. 1939 ® MOVIE: 'Loet Horlion' Travelers visit Stevie Wonder, Suzanne Vega, actor Ri­ 7:00PM ® ® dD News old murder he did not commit. the land of Shangri-La where poverty, ill­ chard Dean Anderson ("MacGyver"), Syracuse From Springfield, Mass. (2 3D Odd Couple hrs.) (Live) i 5 “ 2 7 d j Three's Company 1 0 : 3 0 P M ® Sports Extra ness and age are unknown. Peter Finch, Ran, Bruce Jenner. ^ Sable (CC) A mysterious death leads Liv Ullmann. Michael York. 1973. ® Dr. Dean Edell's Medical Journal (O) Top Cat [T M C ] MOVIE: T h is Sporting Life' A ® It's A Living Everyone's surprised Sable to an orphanage and the discov­ successful rugby player s relationship 31 when Howard proposes to Nancy. (Pan [CNN] Newsnlght ery of a baby-selling ring (60 mtn ) (ID INN Naws ® Home Shopping Overnight Service (2D I'm Teltingl with the widowed owner of a boarding­ 2 of 2). travels with a lusty Individualist to learn [TM C) MOVIE: 'Breaking Awey' Four (2$ Marketing house teaches him a few things about [CNN] PrimeNews [DIS] Collage Bowl '87 (In Stereo) about life. Anthony Quinn, Alan Bates. (2 hrs.) teenagers challenge local college boys 34 3D Tales From The Darkside love and responsibility. Richard Harris, [HBO] MOVIE: 'Peggy Sue Got Married’ [ESPN ] Collage Football Continues Irene Pappas. 1964. 33) Q.LO.W. Wrestling to a bicycle race. Dennis Christopher. dD What About Women 3D Charles in Charge Charles propose; Rachel Roberts. Alan Badel. 1963. o (CC) A middle-aged woman gets the op­ d® Naw Hot Tracks Paul Dooley. Dennis Quaid. 1979. Rated [CNN] Evans & Novak to his former girlfriend who's about tc [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater: The (2® Pro Wreitling This Week (HBO)M OVIE: 'Passions' The portunity to change her life after a faint­ Crowd S® Runaway With the Rich and Famous PG. [DIS] Edison Twins Part 1 of 3. 2:45PM marry another man. Part 1 of 2. ing spell sends her back in time to her S3) Children In Crisis sudden death of a man vtfho has led a The Island of Ball: Hawaii: the Imperial [USA] MOVIE: Th e Terror' A lost You Can't Take It With You senior year in high school. Kathleen Tur­ •11:00PM ® ® ®) ® ® News d® Bixsrre [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: Machado Ford double life for years causes trauma for 12D Hotel ih Vienna. Austria. French officer is rescued by a lovely girl Classic; Second Round From Key Bis- ner. Nicolas Cage. Barry Miller 1986 ® MOVIE: 'Lolita’ A middle-aged pro- both his wife and his mistress. Richard (2D Wheel of Fortune (CC). (5® Consumer Discount Network [USA ] Snub who disappears as mysteriously as she cayne. Fla. (2 hrs.) (Live) Rated PG-13 fessor becomes infatuated with the teen­ Crenna, Joanne Woodward. Lindsay (2D Automania [CNN] Travel Guide arrived. Boris Karloff, Jack Nicholson, [M AX] MOVIE: The Morning After' age daughter of a New Hampshire wi­ ® MOVIE: 'Can't Stop the Music’ An 1:10AM Sandra Knighl 1963. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Boy In Blue' Near the Wagner. 1984. Hee Haw end of the 19th century, young oarsman (2D (CC) An alcoholic actress is shocked to dow. James Mason. Shelley Winters, autobiographical story of the formation 1:2 5 AM [HBO] MOVIE: Jumpin’ Jack Ned Hanlan rises from a life of bootleg­ 3:00PM QC m o v ie : -piranha It: Tha Q a dD Benny Hill find the man she'd spent the night with Peter Sellers. 1962. of the disco group, 'The Village People’. Flash' (CC) A Manhattan computer oper­ 3:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Alrplanel' A Spawning' A swinging singles resort is Bruce Jenner, Valerie Perrine. Steve ging to become an international rowing dD Hollywood USA (R) murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda. Jeff ® Benny Hill ator's life is turned upiide down when a neurotic ex-pilot takes over the controls hero Nicholas Cage. Christopher Plum­ beseiged by a school of bloodthirsty ooooooo Bridges. Raul Julia 1986 Rated R Guttenberg. 1980. British intelligence agent trapped in of an airliner when the crow succumbs 3D MOVIE: 'The Border' A man wages fish. Tricia O'Neil, Steve Marachuk. (ID Sabado Gigante Programa de vane Eastern Europe starts sending meaaages mer Cynthia Dale. 1986. dades con juegos, competencias. en- [USA] MOVIE; Mausoleum' A war against corrupt border guards who [CNN] Nawsnight to food poisoning. Robert Hays, Julie 1983. through her terminal. Whoopi Goldberg, Hagerty. flobert Stack. 1980. Rated PG. 1:00PM IX ' MOVIE: The Love Bug' oooooo trevistas y musica y bajo la animacion centuries-old family curse afflicts a 30- manipulate the lives of Mexican immi­ 1 2:30AM ® Hope B600 ® Knight Rider Stephen Collins. John Wood. 1986 , Looking for i new owner, a Volkswagen de Don Francisco. (3 hrs ) vear-old woman, as the demon that pos­ grants. Jack Nicholson. Valerie Perrine. 3:30AM 3D MOVIE: Th e Eyes Have If (2D Soul Train, ACROSS DOWN sesses her starts a killing spree that only (;[® Hogan'a Heroes Rated R. (In Stereo) with human qualities chooses a former dZ) Fawity Towers Warren Oates. 1982. -Three political assassins plotting to kill race driver and his girlfriend. Dean Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' • a psychiatrist friend can end. Bobbie ®5 MOVIE: 'Gargoyles’ On a Mexican 1:30AM (3® Dating Gama a visiting statesman terrorize the stu­ (2D 1 On the Pacific 2 Actor Whitman dD' It's a Living (2D Headlines on Trial Jones. Michele Lee. Buddy Hackett. Outdoors Bresee. Marjoe Gortner 1983 expedition, an anthropologist and his dents at a school for the blind Sinead 5 Charlene on 3 Arden monogram (29 Tales From the Darkside Scrabbling daughter are menaced by gargoyle-like O MOVIE: 'Charlla Chan's Sacrat' Char ' 1969 [CNN] Crossfire Saturday Cusack, Dennis Waterman. 1974. ® To Be Announced. "Designing Women" 4 Against 8:20PM Fawity Towers noises, animal-like eyes and vanishing creatures. Cornel Wilde, Jennifer Salt. lie Chan hopes that a seance will prov [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Point* Animated A ide a clue in a case of a murdered heir ® American Bandstand ($7) Fawity Towers 9 Summer color 5 Gil Gerard on 8:30PM ® (iD Women tn Prison objects are just a part of the terror be­ 1972. .[CN N ] This Week in Japan "Sidekicks" round-headed boy born into a pointed hind the doors of a closet in a graduate Warner Oland, Aitrid.Allwyn. 1936. 3D MOVIE: 'Dracula' When a ship [CNN] Your Money 10 Wheat bread Vicki forges Rafferty's signature to get [CNN] Evans Si Novak 4:00AM [CNN] Larry King Weekend (due to puzzle answer) society is banished to a pointless forest student's room. washes up on the Yorkshire coast, an 12 "— Vice” Music by Harry Nilsson. 1971 electric heaters for the prisoners (In 7CNN] Crosafira Saturday [D IS] New Veudevillians Too Host Ed 15 Weird 6 Wallach ID 12:40AM [USA ] Night Flight [DIS] MOVIE: 'Capture of Grizzly evil IS unleashed that will change the Begley Jr. ("St. Elsewhere") introduces Stereo) (2D Butterflies [DIS] Naw Vaudavilllans Too Host Ed Adams' Grizzly Adams is captured after 18 Sheher: Fr. 7 Lynn on "ALF" [ESPN ] College Football Scoreboard town forever Frank LangeHa. Laurence contemporary vaudeville acts, including 8 ; We Got It Made 2D Barney Milter 12:45AM [M A X] m o v ie : Coden- Begley Jr. ( "St. Elsewhere ") introduces leaving the wilderness to save his 10- 20 Views e Vicki Lawrence rote [TM C] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away' Four Olivier. Donald Pleasance. 1979. a World Champion hula-hooping co­ i3D MOVIE: 'The Stepford Wives’ A ame: Wildgeese' A group of interna­ contemporary vaydeville acts, including year-old daughter from an orphanage . 21 Off. Training Corps. 11 Set beforehand teenagers challenge local college boys 2D (3D 227 (CC) Mary and Sandra go to H ) Josie and the Pussycats median. a radio-controlled dummy, and young wife, new to suburbia, investi­ tional mercenaries raid drug depots in a World Champion hula-hooping co­ Dan Haggerty, Chuck Connors, Kim Nigerian tribe to a bicycle race. Dennis Christopher court to settle a dispute over song royal­ a dancing frog routine by the Theatre 22 Weight allowance 13 gates the suspicious behavior of her the jungles of Thailand. Lewis Collins. median, a radio-controlled dummy, and Darby. 1981. I D WWF Supersurs of Wrestling 24 Fiscus on 14 — J. Fox Paul Dooley. Dennis Quaid 1979 Rated ties (In Stereo) Mask Ensemble. (60 min.) (In Stereo) neighbors and uncovers a grisly secret. Lee Van Clael. Ernest Borgnine. 1986. a dancing frog routine by the Theatre [M AX] MOVIE: T h e Morning After' 2D French in Action: Rencontres II "St. Elsewhere" 16 Sophia on "Golden PG 24 This Old House (CC) Installing [MAX] MOVIE: 'Abaence of Malice' A Katharine Ross, Patrick O'Neal. Tina Rated R. (In Stereo) Mask Ensemble. (60 min.) (In Stereo)* (CC) An alcoholic actress is shocked to 25 Verdi opera Girls" [USA] Mike Hammer French doors; roofing (he addition. dD Connecticut Newsmakers labor leader vows to get revenge after Louise. 1975 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Amorican Flyara' (CC) [USA] Night Flight Now Sounds find the man she'd spont the night with 28 Master of laws: abbr. 17 Comparative ending Norm Bris demonstrates asbestos remo­ 4D Let’s Go Bowling (60 min.) an oveaealous reporter ruins his reputa­ 7:30PM ® Marblehead Manor val from basement pipes. (3D PELICULA: 'Las Tentatoras' Isela Two brothera enter a grueling cross­ murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda. Jeff tion. Paul Newman. Sally Field. Melinda 31 "A — Grows in 19 Geoffrey or Jerry country bike race when the younger .1:55AM ® MOVIE: Tha World of Bridges, Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. 4D Reino Salvaje ( D Family Ties Vega Dillon. 1981. Rated PG Brooklyn" 23 Obese male: 2 wds. (2D NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Min­ learns he might have a terminal heredF Henry Orient* The life of an untalented 2D Wonderworks: Isaac Littlefeathers 32 Certain kind of (due to puzzle answer) (® Jeopardyl (CC) nesota North Stars (2 hrs. 30 min.) dD Trying Times (CC) Spalding Gray tary condition. Kevin Costner. David concert pianist becomes complicated 4:10AM ® Look at Me Now (CC) An American Indian boy's (Williant 3:30PM (XCottsge Football: Teams to soldiers 26 Retirement account [DIS] 16 Days to Glory Highlights from and Renee Shafransky co-wrote this co­ Grant, Rae Dawn Chong. 1985. Rated when two prep school girls develop a ® Mama's Family Naomi and Mama medy starring Gray and Jessica Harper. 4:40AM [USA] Night Flight Corbut) struggle with raoial prejudice is be Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) 34 Mary on "227" letters the movie chronicling the 1984 Los An­ PG-13. (In Storeo) , crush on him. Peter Sellers, Paulo Pren­ participate m a wrestling tag team An insomniac ponders possible father­ eased by his friendship with a kind old ® Collage Football: UCLA at Southern 27 Actor Maury tiss, Angela Lansbury. 1964. 4:45AM [HBO] MOVIE; Rebel' (CC) 36 Mr. Television match geles Olympic games. hood as his girlfriend'; bimogical clock ^ 1:00AM ® MOVIE: Sgaan Slept Jewish man (Lou Jacobi). An edited ver­ Cal (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) 29 Gantner on "MacGyver' An American deserter becomes involved 37 A Gabor 2T' Charles in Charge (CC) Charles 9;00PM ® MOVIE; The Enforcer' A ticks away. - Hare' A Hollywood acriptwriter is given 2:00AM 3D in n News sion of the 1984 movie. (60 min ) 39 Actor's help 30 — de mer with an Australian nightclub singer in (23) At tha Movies former girlfriend has second thoughts San Francisco police detective deals protective custody of a vagrant girl hop­ Jimmy Swaggart [CNN] Newsday 41 Bully on "Easy Street" 33 Richard — Anderson [CNN] Pinnacle (29 Sydney during World War II Matt Dil­ (2D We're Cooking Now after she accepts his marriage proposal with enemy agents who steal some ing her background will provide him lon, Debbie Byrne, Bryan Brown 1985 (DIS) MOVIE: 'Capture of Grizzly 42 Molly on "Our House " 35 TravantI TV movie [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Gang’s All Here' A . with material. Dick Powell. Debbie Rey­ (59 That's the Spirit [CNN] Foreign Correspondents Part 2 of 2 (R) • Army weapons and kidnap the mayor Rated R. Adams’ Grizzly Adams is captured after 36 Lundy on "Houston Clint Eastwood. Tyne Daly. Bradford soldier visiting his.father at a New York nolds. Anne Francis. 1954. . 3 9 ABC News (CC). J8 SCTV nightclub falls for one of the chorus leaving the wilderness to save his 10- 3:40PM dD Fawity Towers Knights" Dillman. 1976 year-old daughter from an orphanage 20 D.C. Follies Features the famous girls Alice Faye. Carmen Miranda. 38 Virginia; abbr. X (fD New Adventures of Beans Bax­ Dan Haggerty. Chuck Conndrs. Kim 4:00PM ® A-Team krofft puppets spoofing the famous ano James Ellison. 1943. 40 University extension; ter (CC) U G.L.I agents interfere with Darby 1981 (23) Puttin' On Tha Hits (In Stereo) - abbr. infamous in a Washington D C waterniij [ESPN] College Football: Air Force at hole where anything can happen Stars • Beans' driving test. (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: "night. Mother' (CC) A Hawaii (3 hrs.l (Live) (23) Power Pro Wrestling Fred Willard ® ^ Ohara (CC) Ohara and Shaver Ask Dick Kleiner mother a''d daughter confront each (2D MOVIE: 'Re-Animator' A young track down robbers who have terrorized [TM C] MOVIE: 'On Tha Edge’-Years af­ other over the daughter's decision to TV puzzle solution on page 32 '2D As Schools Match Wits scientist obsessed with restoring life to the family of a Russian immigrant (60 ter being banned from amateur competi­ commit suicide at the end of the even­ tion, a middle-aged long-distance runner the dead creates havoc at a New Eng­ (2D Challenge min) (In Stereo) ing Sissy Spacek, Anne Bancroft. Ed trams for an especially demanding race think it starred Angela Lansbury. — “Magnum, P.I."? — S.W.. Vega. land university when his experiments go dO' Win, Lose or Draw 2D (3D Golden Girls (CC) Rose s cousin Dear Dick: I enjoy the series “Ad- Berke 1986 Rated PG-13 out of control. Jeffrey Combs. Bruce Ab­ to win back his self-respect Bruce Dern. Texas. 'dD CinemAttractions meets and falls madly in love with John Marley. Bill Bailey 1986. Rated derly" very much but I missed the M.E.T., Madison, Wise. [M AX] MOVIE; 'Cattle Annie and Little bott. Barbara Crampton. 1985. (2D Webster George wants to take the modern-day cowboy falls in love with a Dear Dick: Hope you can help me Dear S.W.: It is all too true. Tom Britches' Tough guys and bandits ride family on a fishing trip, but Webster has girl he meets in a popular country and- dD Fight Back! With David Horowitz Blanche. (In Stereo) PG-13 opening show. I was wondering why l2D French Chef: Orange Bavarina 2D MOVIE: 'Teahouse of the August find the title of a movie and if It’s out Selleck took himself out of the ranks the range in pursuit of banks to rob and Craam other plans. western bar John Travolta. Debra Win­ f f Throb [USA] MOVIE: Th e Terror' A lost he wears the glove on his left hand. Is lawmen to fight. Burt Lancaster, John ger. Scott Glenn 1980 Rated PG Moon' The efforts of an Army captain to French officer is rescued by a lovely girl on video. In the movie an old man of eligible bachelors when he rharried (2D dD Breeders' Cup Continues [CNN] Sports Saturday it part of the show? — B.B., Friends­ Savage. Rod Steiger. 19.80. Rated PG. idD MOVIE: 'Paper Moon' A con artist rehabilitate Okinawa by introducing who disappears as mysteriousiy as she traps Death in an apple tree. — Jillie Mack in Lake Tahoe on Aug. 7. falls prey to the charms of a not-so- (2D Great Chefs of the West 5:40PM Fawity Towers [ESPN ] College Football: Clemson at American customs are subverted by his arrived Boris Karloff Jack Nicholson. wood, Texas. [USA] Hollywood Insider innocent 9-yesr-old girl. Ryan O'Neal, L.D.R., LaPorte, Texas. She had appeared on “Magnum.” (2D The Saint 6:00PM ® What's Happening NowIt South Carolina (3 hrs.) (Live) interpreter. Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford. Sandra Knight 1963. Dear B.B.'»Yes, it is part of the Ad- ■ 1:30PM ilD Penelope Pitstop Tatum O'Neal. Madeline Kahn. 1973 Eddie Albert. 1956 derly character. The official explana­ Dear G.L., M.E.T. and L.D.R.: which is how they met. dD Embajadores de la Musics Colom­ ® WWF Superstars of Wrestling 7:40PM dZ) Fawity Towers 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® She's the Sheriff From top to bottom: The movies are 2D' Growing a Business d D MOVIE: 'Student Bodies' A psycho­ bians (5D Fawity Towers tion is that Adderly (played by Win­ • Dear Dick: Could you please settle pathic killer stalks high school students (2D Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 8:00PM ® MOVIE: Agatha Christie s ® Friday the Thirteenth “Sweet Hostage," a 1975 film which is JD Wild Kingdom (ST) Fawity Towars Picard tries to save Wesley, who has [CNN] Showbiz Week ston Rekert) is “a government agent an argument between my parents? Is tn this spoof on horror films. Richard 13 at Dinner' (CC) Detective Hercule (® Benny Hill available on cassette; “The Story of J D MOVIE: 'El Dorado' A paralyzed Brando, Kristen Riter, Matt Goldsby. [CNN] Newswatch been sentenced to death for inadver­ Poirot encounters an American actress [DIS] Prairie Home Companion With who is sidelined to an unimportant de­ the man who played Newly (Buck Garrison Keillor Guests: Bob & Ray. 3D War Chronicles Three Loves," from 1953 which rancher and a drunken sheriff on 1981. [M A X] Cinemax Sessions: A Blues Ses­ tently violating a foreign planet's rules and a talented impersonator in his quest partment called Miscellaneous Af­ Taylor) on “Gunsmpke" really Burt (60 min.) Glenn Ohrlin, Bobby McFerrin. (90 min.) sUrred Pier Ahgeli, Ethel Barrymore crutches join forces to rout out a killer [D IS] MOVIE: Tha Gnome-Mobila' (CC) sion: B.B. King and Friends Blues Guitar­ to solve a murder. Peter Ustinov. Faye (29 O.C. Follies Features the famous fairs after suffering ^crippling injury Reynolds? — T.G.S., Rock Hills, S.C. and his gang John Wayne. Robert Mit- Two children and their uncle help a pair ist B.B. King performs with Eric Clapton. (2D Odd Couple Dunaway. David Suchet 1965 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Streets of Gold' An out­ Krofft puppets spoofing the famous and in the line of duty." To wit: he lost the and Kirk Douglas (but not Angela chum. Ed Asner 1967 of forest gnomes search for other mem­ Chaka Khan. Stevie Ray Vaughan. Phil ® dD Mr President Sam's brother ex cast Russian boxer regains his pride by infamous in a Washington D.C. watering Lansbury) and is not on VCR; and “Or (2D Bustin' Loose Help arrives in an hole where anything can happen. Stars use of his left hand as a result of tor­ “ Dear T.G.S.: No. Buck Taylor is ^ Sabroshow bers of their clan. Walter Brennan. Mat­ Collins, Gladys Knight, Billy Ocean and unexpected way when Mimi and Son­ ploits the presidency to boost sales foi • training two Brooklyn fighters for an Borrow ^ Time" from 1939, with Sit American-Soviet exhibition Klaus Maria Fred Willard. ture by enemy agents. Buck ’Taylor, and has been for a long [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday thew Garber. Karen Ootrice. 1967 Paul Bunerfield (60 min) (In Stereo) ny's roof starts leaking Guest Patti his recreational-vehicle business tin Brandauer, Adrian Pasdar, Wesley • Dear Dick: The actor on “The EM- Cedric Hardwicke as Death and Lio­ time. Burt was on “Gunsmoke,” how­ Rated G. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Blue Skies Again' A Oeutsch Stereo) (2D (39 Saturday Night Live (90 min.) (In [USA] Cover Story Snipes. 1986. Rated R. Stereo) die Capra Mysteries" is Vincent Bag- nel Barrymore as the trapper, also ever, but he played the part of a [USA] Cartoons woman attemts to try out for a spot on a (2D (3D News Dom DaLuise Show * not on cassette at the moment. 2:00PM (® Black Sheep Squadron big-league baseball team despite the op­ 9:30PM X ®D second Chance Chazz (2D Racing from Plainsfield getta. The actor on “Stingray" is Nick blacksmith named Quint Asper. He 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up (2D DeGrassi Junior High (CC) Part 9 of ® MOVIE: 'An Invasion of Privacy' A • I ^ r Dick: Can you tell me what J l) Kidsongs (In Stereo) position of men in the club and the woman battles to bring her assailant to gets blamed when Booch.cheats on a [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Mancuso. Are they the same person? did that on many episodes shot be­ owner Harry Hamlin, Robyn Barto. Mimi 13 year the “Lsasie” series started on 2D MOVIE: 'Up the Creek' Four college 4:20PM (H) Fawity Towers court despite the support he enjoys from test. (In Stereo) Hickman. Nick Charles. If not, are they related? — S.J., Med­ tween 1962 and ’65. Rogers. 1983 Rated PG (2D Record Guide Amen (CC) Frye sets up Roily with W ? — J.T., Saginaw, Mich. students try to bring some glory to their 4:30PM 3 D New Gidget Kahuna's a sympathetic community Valerie Har (2D [HBO] MOVIE; 'Uguna Heat (CC) A way, Mass. school by competing in a raft race [USA ] Uncle Sam Magoo Animated (2D It's A Living Nancy gets revenge per. Tammy Grimes. Cliff DeYoung one of his in-laws. Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) former police detective becomes in­ Dear J.T.: Ves. It was 1954. • Dear Dick: Please settle a bet for young protege makes a move on Danni. when Howard announces he's still dat­ Dear S.J.: No, not the same. And no, against a team of ruthless men Tim Quincy Magoo finds himself in a cos­ 1983 • (3D The New Honaymoonara volved in a murder case when he returns • Dear Dick; Didn’t Ms. Garland of me and my husband. I say the actress Matheson. Jennifer Runyon 1984 (2D Frugal Gourmet tume shop dressed as Uncle Sam and ing other women Part 1 of 2 to his hometown. Harry Hamlin, Jsson not related. (2D MOVIE: ‘Magnum Force* A San Fran­ [CNN] Thla Week in Japan “Scarecrow and Mrs. King* star in a who p l a ^ in the movie “Flash- . d D Carreras da Autos; Budwaiser Triple reviews our nation's history and origin d D Fame (60 min.) (In Stereo) cisco homicide detective discovers that Robards. Catherine Hicks. 1987. • Dear Dick: Could you find out the 2D (2D Horse Racing: Breeders* Cup with several folk heroes. (60 min.) police-detective show in the 1950s. dance^ is not the same one who From Hollywood Park in California. (3 Crown Grabado el Iro de noviembre en [CNN] Newswatch a rash of murders is the work of a police 9:40PM (SZ) Fawity Towara name of a movie which starred Linda el Tamiami Park. 1 1 :4 0 P M (5Z) War Game She’s a cutie. — M.G., Roseburg, Ore. danced in the movie. My husband im h rs) (Live) 5:30PM (2D Bustin' Loose Help arrives [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and assassination squad. Clint Eastwood. [CNN] Naws Blair and Martin Sheen. It is the story Hal Holbrook, Mitch Ryan. 1973 10:00PM ® ® Dear M.G.: Ves, Beverly Garland, slsts they are the same. Please help. 2D doy of Painting (R) [CNN] Big Story in an unexpected way when Mimi and Harriet 1 1 : 4 5 P M [MAX] Cinemax Sessions; about a man who kidnaps a girl and Sonny's roof starts leaking. Guest Patti ® ® Hotel (CC) Pater's grandmother A Blues Session: B.B. King snd Friends certainly one of the top-se^ed cutles, - T.A., Huffman. ’Texas. [ESPN ] IGA Golf: World Cup: Final 3D MOVIE: 'Amadeus' Court composer and har friend pay a visit: newlyweds gat then falls in lave with her. And is it 2D Shopping Network Oeutsch. [M A X] MOVIE: 'Blood Allay' An Ameri­ Blues Guitarist B.B. King performs with Round From Kapalua. Hawaii. (2 hrs.) can merchant marine helps an entire vil­ Antonio Satien details the life of his off to a bad start whan the bridegroom's available on a cassette? — G.L., did star in a series called “Decoy,” College Football: Ohio State at Michi­ long-time rival. Wolfgang Amadeus Eric Clapton. Chaka Khan, Stevie Ray Dear T.A.: Another wife wins. Jen­ (Live) (2D Victory Garden (CC) Fall color in the lage of Chinese peasants escape from former fiancee claims that she's preg­ Moncton, N.B., Canada. made in New Vork in 1957. gan (60 mm.) (Live) western garden: a look at spring growth Mozart. F Murray Abraham. Tom Hulce, Vaughan. Phil Collins, Gladys Knight. nifer Beals was the star of that film. [HBO] Survival The dangers of wildlife pursuing communists. John Wayne. nant. (60 min.) Billy Ocean and Paul Butterfield. (60 • Dear Dick: On the Johnny Carson DT Cita con las Americas in New Zealand. Jeffrey Jones. 1984. photography in Africa as experienced by Lauren Bacall, Anita Ekberg. 1955. O Honeymoonera min.) (In Stereo) Dear Dick: Back ih the early 19S0s, show some time ago, during his mono­ After it was released, it became ( ^ MOVIE: 'The Ninja Mission’ A spe- .ST Kovels on Collecting Alan and Joan Root. Narrator; Ed Asner. dD Cheapirito (60 min.) [USA ] Airwolf I saw a movie I’d like to see again on logue, he said that Tom Selleck got known that she had not done the real (2D (39 Hunter McCall risks losing har SolM QoM in Cono«rt (In IST MOVIE; Cuba Crossing' An adven­ (60 min.) [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday 12:00 AM ® dancing. That lithe lady was Marine 6:20PM ( U Fawity Towera job whan she fails to report a falorfy: a Stereo) VCR. Is it around? I think it was married. Did he indeed get married? turer in Key West becomes involved in a ® 3D Mission Impossible judge's wife seeks revenge against a 5:00PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Urban Cowboy' A blue- ® MOVIE: 'Zorba the Greek' A student called “Story of Three Loves" and I And when? And to whom? Was she on Jahan. plot to assassinate Cuban Premier Fidel collar worker who fancies himself a 6:30PM (X) CBS Naws Continued rapist known as Big Foot (Part 3 of 3). Castro Stuart Whitman. Robert Vaughn. ® A-Team

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(R) game show hosted by Brent Musburger South Amer can country to become a 33) INN Nawa brother flick, who died on New Year s Merlin Jones' An oddball college stu­ ca's musical heritage. James Cagney. to battle the evil empire, Luke Skywalker (29 Batman with Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek” macho revolutionary leader. Woody Al­ 3 9 Jimmy Swaggart Eve, 1965. featuring home movie*, con­ len. Louise Lasser, Carlos Montalban. dent's weird experiments give him the Joan Leslie, Walter Huston. 1942. is instructed by the mystical Jedi cert footage, and Interview* with hi* 9 9 Child Abuse:lssues and Answers Snyder. teacher Yoda. Mark Hamill, Harrison 1971 . ability to read minds. Tommy Kirk, An­ [E S P N ] Ski World ( ® Inalght / Out mother Harriet and hi* children. (60 [H B O ] Fraggla Rock (CC). (In Stereo) 9 D Temas y Debates ® High School Bowl Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1980. (In Stereo) 5:00AM [CNN] Sport. R.VI.W nette Funicello. Leon Amos. 1964. (29 Fresh Fields William is forced to take min.) (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: Ta x ' A vulnerable 15- 9Z) French in Action (59 Weight Control 2:30PM ® MOVIE: 'Gargoyles' On a Rated G. 6:40PM (fZ) Holiday Entertaining With [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: along both his wife and his mother-in- [T M C ] Short Film S h o w c M Mexican expeditioh. an anthropologist Martha Stawart Martha Stewart cap­ But Seriously Folks Gerry Marshall hosts [E S P N ] NFL Prime Time (00 min.) year-old is caught in an emotional tug- [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (22) 5 9 NFL Live NFL pregame show [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour law on a fishing trip. [U S A ] Snub of-war as he tries to grow up without hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Res- and his daughter are menaced by tures the joyful spirit of home entertain­ this look at Borscht Belt comedians [U S A ] Zee Zee Gabor gargoyle-like creatures. Cornel Wilde. (29 Christian Video Ministry parental guidance. Matt Dillon, Jim Met- [DIS] Wind in the Willows had, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford. 4:30PM (SZ) Justin Wilson 'Holiday ing. offering creative and practical ways Shecky Greene. Corbett Monica and Jan 5:30AM (D)inn n«*» Jennifer Salt. 1972. to approach every aspect of the holiday Murray, who share favorite jokes and O l Aak the Manager 12:1 SAM ® Inveet Amorica zler, Meg Tilly. 1982 Rated PG. [E S P N ] This Week in Sports (60 mm ) (29 On the Record Cookin' [CNN] Mon.ywMk [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Over the Edge' When [T M C ] MOVIE: 'OxfoKi Blues* A rough- [C N N ] Evans & Novak feast. (80 min.) stories. (In Stereo) (SZ) Page Fifty Seven 12:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Murph/e [U S A ] Cartoons (29 Sea Hunt [D IS ] S ch .m . of Thing. their pleas for parental attention go un­ edged student pursues a girl, end at the 7:00PM ® 60 Minutes (60 min.) 9:00PM ® MOVIE: T h e Gambler Ml: 23) Connecticut Now Romance' (CC) An eaay-going widower (39 Spotlight on Government same time, tries to improve his character [E S P N ] Senior PGA Golf: Machado Ford falls for the new young woman In town. [E S P N ] Collogo Football Continua. 8:30AM ® Sunday Mass heeded, a group of California teenagers The Legend Continues (Pert 1 of 2)* Pre­ by joining the school's rowing team Rob Classic: Final Round From Key Biscayne. ® 93) 21 Jump Street Hoffs and Pen- [C N N ] Inside Business Sally Field, James Garner, Brian KerwinL ® Tha World Tomorrow violently rebel against the system Matt 93) Nueve York Ahore Fla. (2 hrs.) (Same-day Tape) hall investigate when an Olympic-bound miere. (CC) Brady Hawkes offers to [T M C ] MOVIE; T h i. Sporting Ufa' A Dillon, Michael Kramer. Pamela Ludwig Lowe. Ally Sheedy. Amanda Pays 1984 [E S P N ] SportsCenter Sunday (60 min.) 1985. Rated PG-13. successful rugby player's relationship 33) Heathcliff (2Z) McLaughlin Group [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hotel' A varied assort­ gymnast dies from an overdose of ster­ serve as mediator between the govern­ 1979. Rated PG Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ment and Sioux tribal leaders as ten­ [M A X ] MOVIE: "Round Midnight* (CC) with the widowed owner of a boarding­ [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents ment of guests and unwelcome visitors oids. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 12:30AM ® New England Sunday (29 Tom and Jerry 2:40PM (5Z) Frugal Gourmet sions rise over a proposed land-reform Bertrand Tavernier's story of the friend­ house teaches him a few things about 1 0 : 4 5 A M (29 Jewish Life [E S P N ] Auto Racing; NASCAR Atlanta make their way to the financially trou­ ® 9 9 Disney. Sunday Movie: Tha ship between an American jazz musician (R) love and responsibility. Richard Harris, (29 Miracle Revival Hour bled St. Gregory Hotel in New Orleans. bill. Kenny Rogers. Bruce Boxleltner. 1 1 : 0 0 A M C S Entertainment This Journal 500 (4 hrs.) (Live) 3:00PM ® Magnum, P.l. Thanksgiving Promise (CC) A young boy Linda Gray. 1987. Part 1 of 2. and a young Frenchman in 1069 Paris. ® Kojak Rachel Roberts, Alan Badel. 1963. (29 Robert Schuller Rod Taylor, Catherine Spaak. Kevin finds himself in an uncomfortable situa­ Week (60 m7n.) (In Stereo) CB? Star Search Round one semifma' ® @ Tracey Uitman Show (CC) A de­ Dexter Gordon, Francois Cluzet Ga- (29 Runaway With tha Rich and Famoua [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sounds (29 One Day at a Time 1:00PM ® MOVIE: The Blues B oth- McCarthy. 1967. Rated PG. tion when he becomes emotionally at­ Dolph Lundgren in Waat Berlin: a Greek (60 min.) livery girl (Ullman) swoons at an East brielle Maker. 1966. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® MOVIE 'Charlotte's Web' A beauti­ ers' Two musicians make an all-out ef­ tached to the injured goose he it being Island cruise; Phuket Island in Southeast 3 D spread Lltda Sunshine 93) El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart (5® Bob Uecker’s Wacky World of 5:00PM ® Sea Hunt Indian store owner’s (Cheech Marin of — [U S A ] How to Make e Million In the 6:00AM a ful spider, with the help of a greedy rat fort to reassemble their blues band. paid to fatten for Thanksgiving. A "Dis- n Asia. Preeenta and a stuttering goose, keeps a pig from John Belushi. Dan Aykroyd, Aretha Sports The famous and not-so-famous ® National Geographic A look at crea­ ney Sunday Movie" presentation. (2 Cheech and Chong fame) rendition of Stock Market ( D Robert Sehullsr (29 St. Jude's: For the Uf* of a Child (60 [C N N ] Crossfire being slaughtered. Voices of Debbie Franklin. 1980 , are a part of this offbeat look at sports, tures only found in Australia and the hrs.) (R) "Misty". (In Stereo) 111:30PM ® George Schlatter's Co­ 3D CNN New. Reynolds. Paul Lynde. Henry Gibson hosted by the former Major League scientists and conservationists working min.) [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl ® MOVIE: 'When Worlds Collide' 3 9 Charles in Charge Charles' former * ® ® Dolly (CC) Dolly Parton returns medy Club Scheduled; Judy Tenuts, Ta­ QD Christoph.r CIOMup catcher who humbly refers to himself as to protect them. (60 min.) [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour 1972. When two planets head in Earth's direc­ girlfriend has second thoughts after she home to Sevier County. Tenn., to cele­ mayo Otsuki, Howard Busgang, Blake [U S A ] Can You B* Thlnnor? (S I Insight: Hay Janitor ® This Week in Connecticut tion. a race begins to build a rocketship ("Mr Baseball") 3 9 NCTV Hour Movie previews of "The accepts his marriage proposal. Part 2 of brate 'Thanksgiving with family and Clark, Glenn Super, Jason Stuart, Ed­ [H B O ] Seabert $3) Connecticut: Now ® Knight Rider in time to escape the cataclysm. Barbara ■ (29 In Performance at the White House Hidden" (Michael Nouri) and "Made in 2 friends. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ward Jackman. 1 2:45AM ® MOVIE: *8ST: Disaster , Heaven" (Timothy Hutton. Kelly McGil- 9:00AM CD Sunday Morning Sched­ Rush. Richard Derr, Peter Hanson 1951. Marvin Hamlisch. Doc Severinsen. sin­ Light Momenta in Sports 33) Star Search Round one semifinal. ® Sports Extra in the Sky' The inaugural flight of the (D IS ) Donald Duck PrsMnts 3 9 Eeeence lis); videos include "Got My Mind Set on uled; Cuban missile crisis: premiere of ( ® World Wrestling Federation Cham­ gers Roberta Flack and Barbara Cook (60 min.) (in Stereo) first American supersonic transport [E S P N ] American Muwla Magazine (60 pay tribute to composer Jerome Kern You" by George Harrison. (60 min.) (22) 9 9 Our House (CC) Bullying tactics 33) Honeymoonera turns into a nightmare. Lome Greene, an opera based on former President Nix­ (22) Reel to Reel pionship Wrestling min.) are used against the Witherspoons to 3 9 MOVIE: 'Misting In Action 2: The Be­ (29 Christian Children's Fund Burgess Meredith. Peter Graves. 1977. on's 1972 Chinese visit; an Amer^an (29 Frugal Gourmet (R) (60 minj (In Stereo) (29 Soldiers: A History of Men in Battle ginning' A POW escapes his Viet Cong [M A X ] Crazy About tha Movioa: Funny couple's first year In Ireland; artist Go^ 3 9 MOVIE: 'Spinout' A carefree bache­ prevent Gus from testifying against a (29 It's Your Business (29 Charlie's Angels 2 9 The Saint man who mugged, him. (60 min.) (In captors and wages war against an (22) Sports Machine ® Daltaa to Fenturaa From Dan Aykroyd to Sieve don Mortensen; Wall Street s woes (90 lor prefers his music, fast cars and free­ 1:00AM (29 Connecticut Real Estate Showcase dom to the confinement of marriage (99 MOVIE: The Love Bug' Looking for a ( ^ Star Search Round one semifinal. Stereo) enemy that greatly outnumbers him. (29 Amen (CC) Frye sets up Roily with Martin, this special profiles comedies min.) Chuck Norris, Soon-Teck Oh, Steven 33) Odd Couple Elvis Presley. Shelley Fabares. Diane new owner, a Volkswagen with human (60 min.) (29 Day the Universe Changed one of his in-iaws. Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) who bring their talents to the movie ® McCreary Report (29 Three Stooges qualities chooses a former race driver Williams. 1985. [D IS] MOVIE: "The Miaatfvanturas of McBain. 1966. (29 Newsmakera screen. 9 9 Business World and his girlfriend Dean Jones. Michele (61) Wonderful World of Dianey: The 2 9 Pro Wrestling Merlin Jones' An oddball college stu­ ® Here's Lucy Misadventures of Chip 'n' Dale Ani­ (29 Masterpiece Theatre: The Bretts dent's weird experiments give him the [U S A ] Charters to Hell An ommy Award­ (22) NFL Football: Indianapolis Colts at Lee. Buddy Hackett 1969. 9 9 NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at De­ (CC) Martha's sprained ankle causes her 3 9 MOVIE: 'Sakharov' Follows the life (33) Voltron. Defender of the Universe 9 9 Pare Gente Grande (60 mm ) mated. (60 min.) of Andrei Sakharov, the renowned nu­ ability to read mind*. Tommy Kirk, An­ winning documentary about heroin add­ New England Patriots (3 hrs.) (Live) (99 MOVIE: 'Young Frankenstein' A troit Red Wings (2 hrs., 30 min.) to lose an important role to Lydia; the 3 9 Kenneth Copeland School clear physicist from the Soviet Union nette Funicello, Leon Amee. 1964. iction in Asia, filmed In three of the ma­ (SZ) Boch @ 9 Connecticut Newsweek young scientist returns to Dr, Franken­ [C N N ] Newswatch Bretts are taken to court. (60 min.) Part 7 jor international heroin trade centers- 33) PELICULA: 'La Muerta dal Soplon' who invented his country's hydrogen Rated G. (29 Bugs Bunny (f9 MOVIE: Th e Love Bug' Looking for a stein's castle, where he is introduced to [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Midnight Madness' Pedro Infante. Patricia Rivera. of 8. France. Thailand and India. (60 min.) new owner, a Volkswagen with human (29 MOVIE: Summer Wishes. Winter bomb. Jason Robards, Glenda Jackson. [E S P N ] NFL'e Greataat Momenta Fea­ (23) $Z) Sesame Street (CC). the joys of monster making Gene (CC) College students embark on an all- qualities chooses a former race driver Dreams' A middle-aged New York cou­ [E S P N ] NFL Prime Time (60 min.) 33) Siempre en Domingo Programa .de Anna Massey. 1984. tured: 1984 AFC Champion Miami Dol­ [C N N ] Healthweek ple take a trip to rekindle their flagging Wilder. Marty Feldman. Peter Boyle night scavenger hunt throughout Los variedades con musica, entrevistas y ar- 6:10AM (29 Combatl and his girlfriend. Dean Jones. Michele [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Sylvester* (CC) An or­ phins. marriage. Joanne Woodward. Martin 1974 Angeles. David Naughton. Debra Clin- tistas invitados bajo la animacion de ^ Spiritual Life Crusade 6:1 SAM 33) Oavey & Qoliath (29 Alice Lee. Buddy Hackett. 1969. ger. Eddie Deezen. 1980. Rated PG. phaned Texas teenager is determined to [U S A ] Go for Your Droam* Balsam. Sylvia Sidney. 1973 [C N N ] Larry King Weekend Raul Velasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 9 9 The World Tomorrow [D IS ] MOVIE: 'No Deposit, No Return’ turn a raggedy rodeo horse into a cham­ Hickman, Nick Charles. 6:20AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Sylvester* (29 NFL Football: NBC Regional Cover­ [O IS ] Rick Nelson: A Brother Remem­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Great Santini' A pion jumper. Richard Farnsworth. Mel­ [C N N ] Week in Review 1:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek (CC) An orphaned Texas teenager js de­ (CC) Two neglected children decide to Marine Corps colonel nearly destroys 93) Funtastlc World of Henna-Barbera age Regional coverage of Indianapolis bers David Nelson pays tribute to his issa Gilbert, Michael Schoeffling. 1985. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'HOw the West Was Won' [T M C ] MOVIE: Something Wild' A termined to turn a raggedy rodeo horse stage their own kidnapping to get some his family by his dictatorial methods. 1 :1 5AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Eat and Run' [C N N ] Daywatch Colts at New England Patroits. Buffalo brother Rick, who died on New Years Rated PG. Three generations of pioneers partici­ mild-mannered executive is whisked into a champion jumper. Richard Farn­ attention. David Niven. Barbara Feldon. Robert Duvall, Blythe Danner. Michael A portly alien with a taste for Italian Bills at New York Jets, Pittsburgh Stee- Eve. 1985. featuring home movies, con pate in Western expansion in the 19th away on an exciting but dangerous ad­ sworth, Melissa Gilbert, Michael Schoef- [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner Darren McGavin. 1976. Rated G. O'Keefe. 1979 Rated PG. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'John F. Kennedy: Years "food" holds the key to solving a miaaing lers at Cincinnati Bengals or Cleveland cert footage, and interviews with his century. George Peppard, Debbie Rey­ venture after meeting a beautiful mys­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'That's Life' (CC) Blake of Lightning, Day of Drums' Documen­ persons case. Ron Silver, Sharon fling. 1985. Rated PG. [E S P N ] SpoedWeek Browns at Houston Oilers. (3 hrs ) (Live) mother Harriet and hiS children (60 [U S A ] Check It OutI: (Howard Heming­ nolds, Carroll Baker. 1963. Rated G. tery woman. Jeff Daniels, Melanie Grif­ Edwards' seriocomic portrait of an af­ tary which compares the warm person­ fith, Ray Liotta. 1986. Rated R. (In Schlarth. R.L. Ryan. 1986. Rated R. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'One Crazy Summer' min.) (In Stereo) way) The Cobb s staff is angry when ality of John Kennedy to the tragedy of 6:30AM CD vista fluent architect who is confronted with a (29 Hart to Hart they learn Bannister has written a ro­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'One Crazy Summer' Stereo) Two recent high-school grads help a [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Murphy's Romance' 1:25AM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Joy of Sax' C D It's Your Business growing sense of his own mortality. 9 9 Let's Go Bowling mantic novel using them as his inspira­ hts death. 1966. Two recent high-school grads help a young singer save her grandfathers (CC) An easy-going widower falls for the young singer save her grandfather's [U S A ] Perfect Diet Two teenagers set out to lose their vir­ 33) Christian Science Monitor Reports Jack Lemmon. Julie Andrews, Sally Kell- Candidates '88 With Marvin Kalb [T M C ] MOVIE: Te x ’ A vulnerable 15- house from demolition. John Cusack. new young wonrtin in town Sally Field. tion house from demolition. John Cusack, ginity at any cost. Michelle Meyrink. Ca­ erman. 1986. Rated PG-13. year-otd is caught in an emotional tug- 11:45PM ® Road to Calgary A prev­ meron Dye. Lisa Langloi*. 1984. Rated 39 CNN News Demi Moore. Joel Murray. 1986. Rated 95) MOVIE: 'Ticket to Heaven' An un­ James Garner, Brian Kerwin. 1985 5:20PM dZ) French Chef: Strawberry Demi Moore, Joel Murray. 1986. Rated [U S A ] Uncle Sam Magoo Animated of-war as he tries to grow up without iew of the 1988 Olympics. R (IS) Miracle Faith Outreach PG. happy man is seduced into thinking that Rated PG-13 Souffle for Dessert parental guidance. Matt Dillon, Jim Met- PG. [M A X ] MOVIE: Th e Gods Must Be Quincy Magoo finds himself in a cos­ membership in a religious cult will be his [M A X ] MOVIE; 'That's Life' (CC) Blake 12:00AM ® At the Movie* (59 Ring Around the World tume shop dressed as Uncle Sam and 3:15PM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Big Trouble ( ® Siskel & Ebert Scheduled zler. Meg Tilly. 1982, Rated PG. 1:30AM ® Newi (R) Crazy* (CC) A Coca-Cola bottle dropped ticket to heaven. Nick Mancuso, Meg 5:30PM Edwards' seriocomic portrait of art af­ ® 9 to 5 fip) Consumer Discount Auction from an airplane raises havoc amoung a reviews our nation's history and origin Foster. Saul Rubinek. 1981. in Little China* (CC) A niacho truck driver a retrospective of Barbra Streisand's [U S A ] Riptide fluent architect who is confronted with a ® Naked City . i with several folk heroes. (60 min.) ventures below San Franciscos China­ movie career ® Dallas [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klansch normally peaceful tribe of African bush- [C N N ] Newsday 7:10PM [C N N ] One on One growing sense of his own mortality- (H ) INN Newe men. Marius Weyers, Sandra Prinsloo. town district to rescue a friend s kid­ '99 Univision en el Deporte Qomentarios jack Lemmon. Julie Andrews. Sally Kell- 33) Star Trek [D IS ] Wish Upon a Star 1 1 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] Travel Guide [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Show Boat’ A beautiful napped fiancee. Kurt Russell. Kim Cat- 139) Mora Real People NIxau. 1982. Rated PG V resumen del acontecer deportivo por 7:30PM 3 9 s c t v erman. 1986. Rated PG-13. 3 9 Mindpower [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Finlan's Rainbow* A le­ 1 1:30AM ® ® This Week With singer falls in love with a gambler on her trail. Dennis Dun. 1986. Rated PG-13 (In father's riverboat In this third screen ver­ Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry (60 mm ) 2 9 Too Close for Comfort [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Delta Force' A terrorist i ® ABC Newe (CC). prechaun follows an Irish visionary, his 9:30AM ® Love Your Skin David Brinkley (CC) Stereo) (29 Discover daughter and a pot of gold to the United sion of the Kern-Hammerstein play, [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday 2 9 Day the Universe Changed hijacking leads an invincible band of [C N N ] Newemaker Sunday 33) Visionaries 3;20PM ®Z) Frugal Gourmet commandos to the Middle East. Chuck (29 Hogan’s Heroes States. Fred Astaire. Petula Clark, (39 Connecticut Beat Kathryn Grayson. Howard Keel. Ava [D IS ] College Bowl '87 (In Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Sunday [E S P N ] Surfer Magazine (29 Meet the Press (CC). Norris. Lee Marvin. Martin Balsam. (29 Shopping Network Tommy Steele. 1968. Bated G. (In (29 Hallmark Homes Gardner. 1951. 3:30PM (5® spectacular World of [U S A ] Sanchez of Del Air While babysit 8:00PM ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (29 Sports Machine 2:00AM ® Nightwatoh Stereo) 90) Adelante (22) TV Open House [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hotel' A varied assort­ Guinness Records Scheduled: motorcy­ ting an infant. Miguel encounters some cle jumping records; daredevil parachu­ ® d D Werewolf A forest ranger holds [U S A ] Cover Story ( ^ Maude French Chef: Orange Bavarina ment of guests and unwelcome visitors unexpected problems 7:00AM CD At the Movies tists; a shark encounter in Australia s Enc at a mountain lodge with other sus­ ( ^ Rev. David Paul make their way to the financially trou­ ® $3) Duet (CC) Richard CD 39 Jimmy Swaggart Cream (R) 6:00PM ® News pects in a murder. (In Stereo) 9:30PM bled St. Gregory Hotel in New Orleans. Great Barrier Reef. reacts to pressure from Linda and his 93) Santa Misa (29 Wall Street Journal Report Rod Taylor. Catherine Spaak. Kevin. CD 8th Day ® NFL Football: New York 9 MOVIE: Death Wish IT A vigilante ® MOVIE: 'The Stone Killer’ A hard- father (Robert Reed) about leaving the McCarthy. 1967. Rated PG. 4:00PM HAPPY THANKSGIVING ® Point of View [C N N ] Your Money (29 The World Tomorrow Giants at New Orleans Saints (2 hrs.. 30 moves to Los Angeles and continues his headed cop tries to unravel an elaborate family business. Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents 9Z) DeGrassi Junior High [U S A ] Code Red fight against crime after his daughter is plot to use Vietnam veterans to stage an 33) @ Fahweil ^ " A min.) (Live) raped and killed Charles Bronson. Jill underworld massacre. Charles Bronson, 2 9 Life After Hockey This special fo­ 3 ^ Divine Plan [ESP N ] Running and Racing [C N N ] NFL Preview 1:30PM®) Connecticut's Israeli Con­ ® MOVIE: 'Airport' Dangerous Ireland. Vincent Gardenia. 1962. Martin Balsam. Norman Fell 1973. cuses on retired Boston Bruins, their day [E S P N ] SportsCenter Sunday: NFL nection This CPTV special takes a look weather, a demented bomber and per­ of glory and their 'life after hockey*. (60 (22) Muppets — 10:00AM ® Wonderful World of Dis­ 3 9 MOVIE: 'Missing In Action 2: The Be­ (53) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) ney: Happy Birthday Donald Duck Huey. Gameday A preview of today's games in at the strong economic and philan­ sonal frictions create tense drama on min.) (2§) What's Happening NowIt thropic bond between Connecticut's the ground and in the air. Burt Lancas­ ginning' A POW escapes his Viet Cong A Ferengi captain, looking to avenge his Dewey and Louie, Mickey and Minnie NFL. (60 min.) captors and wages war against an son's death seven years earlier, terror­ [U S A ] Hollywood Insider 3 9 It's Your Business Jewish communitys and Israel. (R) ter. Dean Martin. Jean Seberg. 1970 Mouse, Daisy. Goofy and Pluto are fea­ 1 2 : 0 0 P M ® This Is the NFL enemy that greatly outnumbers him izes Picard (60 min.) 10:00PM ® ® News l51) Kenneth Copeland tured. (60 min.) 9 9 Wild Kingdom ® Lifestyles .of the Rich and Famous Chuck Norris. Soon-Teck Oh. Steven ® MOVIE: 'Coogan's Bluff An Arizona Joan Collins; Jerry Lewis; game show 3 9 It's Showtime at tha Apollo This ® 3 9 Buck James (CC) A man refuses (SD Project Media ( ® Neuropsychology of Weight Control deputy sheriff applies the rough tactics 9 D Gillette Presenta: Mexico '86 - Un Williams 1985 week's host; Bill Cosby. Scheduled Ter­ to undergo major surgery because he's Recuardo host Wink Martindale; the Gatlin Broth­ [C N N ] Daybreak ® Jatsons of the frontier when he arrives in New ers; socialite Marylou Whitney m Sara­ .18 Mork and Mindy Part 2 of 2 ence Trent D'Arby, Madame X. Michael afraid to leave his Downs Syndrome- York to extradite an escaped murderer. [C N N ] Moneyweek toga. N Y ; a Bavarian castle (60 mm ) .20 Star Trek the Next Generation: Bolton (60 min.) (In Stereo) afflicted daughter alone while he recov­ [O IS ] Mousercise (33) Captain Power and the Soldiers of Clint Eastwood, Lee J. Cobb, Susan 110-Battle (60 min ) 2 9 MOVIE: 'The Seven Year ItcK' A hus­ ers. (60 min.) [E S P N ] World Sports Special 2:00PM ® Barnaby Jones ® Magnum. P.l. the Future Clark. 1968. band sends his wife and son off for the ® MOVIE: 'Pat Garrett and Billy the 2 9 Only One Earth: The Muck and Mys­ 33) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [U S A ] Calliope (39 Jimmy Swaggart 33) MOVIE: ‘Making tha Grade' A 33) MOVIE: 'Death Hunt' A Mountie em­ summer and returns to their apartment Glenn Ford; Dionne Warwick; Rubick's Kid' A newly-appointed lawman yields barks on a cross-Canadian manhunt to tery Men Pan 10 spoiled rich kid offers $10,000 to a to find a lovely blonde has sublet the Cube creator Erno Rubik; Morgan Brit­ 7:30AM ® Wall street Journal Re­ (29 Captain Power to political pressures and goes against find a fur trapper suspected of murder streetwise teenager to finish out his last 2 9 Police Woman apartment above him. Marilyn Monroe, tany in Malaysia. (60 min.) port ( ^ Chalice of Salvation (Live) his lifelong friend. Billy the Kid. James • Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin. Andrew 2 9 Mouse on the Mayflower Animated year at prep school for him. Judd Nel­ Tom Ewell. Evelyn Keyes. 1955. (29 Jimmy Swaggart ® Breakthrough (23) Mister Rogers son. Dana Olsen, Jonna Lee. 1984. Coburn. Kris Kristofferson. 1973. Stevens. 1981. A brave rodent stows away on the fa­ mous vessel bound for the New World 22) 9 9 Family Ties (CC) Mallory decides (29 Good Neighbors ® Sunday Mass (29 Daktari 3 9 Classified Eighteen Offers informa- (33) MOVIE: T.A .G . - The Assassination (59 NW A Pro Wrestling to run for student body president and Gama' A mentally unbalanced student tiop on the latest employment opportun­ 2 9 MOVIE: 'Mr. Mejestyk' A farmer de­ l60 m in) Alex offers to be her campaign manager 2Z) Masterpiece Theatre: 'The Bretts 3 9 ® Day of Discovery (29 Sunday Mass begins to take a college assassination ities in the Connecticut area. fies the mob by giving work to the needy. .57 French Chef: Mousse Au Chocolat (R) (In Stereo) (CC) Martha's sprained ankle causes her (2$ Dr. James Kennedy (29 Sea Hunt game too seriously. Robert Carradine. Charles Bronson. Al Lettieri, Linda Gris- to lose an important role to Lydia; the Q 9 Celebrate with Rev. David Mellon 99 CONVERSATIONS WITH (29 MOVIE: To m Horn' A legendary Linda Hamilton. Bruce Abbott. 1982. 61 Small Wonder 2 9 Nature (CC) A portrait of the Bretts are taken to court. (60 mln.) Part 7 cowboy-hero is accused of murder by tal. 1974. hammer-headed stork. (60 min.) (In (29 MOVIE: 'Destination Tokyo' A sub­ [CNN] Newswatch of 8. $3) Kideo TV 93) Ayer, Hoy y Manana the very people he tried to protect. Steve (22) (S9 NFL Football Regional coverage Stereo) marine captain and a rebellious sailor (gp It’s a Living [C N N ] Big Story (SZ) French in Action McQueen. Linda Evans, Slim Pickens. of Denver Broncos at Los Angeles Raid­ [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Nicole becomes 2 9 CINEMA: 'Das Boot’ Das Boot ra- clash on a perilous mission to World ers or San Diego Chargers at Seattle attracted to a handsome flier, unaware [D IS ] You and Me. Kid [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) 1980. War II Tokyo. Cary Grant. John Garfield, conte I'audacieuse patrouille du sous- [CNN] CNN News Seahawks. (3 hrs.) (Live) that he smuggles parrots [E S P N ] SportsCenter [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sports The year (22) Muppau Faye Emerson. 1943. marin U-96. un des celebres "U-Boats " [U S A ] Robert Klein Time fVe wi$h for our patron* the best that the holiday (29 Nova (CC) A behind-the-scenes look 197 8 is featured with a special segment (29 McLaughlin Group [U S A ] Airwolf de I amiral Doenitz, eldevoile I'lmpacl weekend bring*.,. ® New England Sunday (29 Adams Chronicles (CC). Part 8 of 13. at scienca-and technology in the Soviet 10:30PM ® Sports Extra 8:00AM on running back Billy Sims. dramaiique de la guerre sur les (29 Boyar Agancy (R) Union. (60 min.) 6:30PM ® CBS News membres de son equipage. Jurgen ® Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports the love of family (X ) lS9 Oral Roberts [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Code Name: Emerald' A @D Maat tha Prass (CC). (29 MOVIE: 'Bang the Drum Slowly' A 8 ' Wheel of Fonune (CC) pfochnow. Herbert Arthur Grunemeyer. highlights and features with host Steve the warmth of friend* U.S. double agent infiltrates the Ges­ Police Story ® Make It Real young baseball player wants to play one 98 Private Benjamin 1981 Albert and feature reporter Carl Gherkin. tapo to protect a captured Allied officer (29 Charlia's Angala last season before he dies. Robert De- (29 MOVIE: 'No Way to Treat a Lady* A and of cour*e — ® Funtasdc World of Hanne-Berbere @ MOVIE: 'The Compleat Beatles* This (29 Yes, Minister with advance knowledge of the D-Day 9 9 Naw Jarsay Hispano Niro. Michael Moriarty. 1973. •. psychotic strangler who kills older 2 9 Answeek a full lummy/ 33) Tom and Jerry invasion. Ed Harris. Max Von Sydow. women plays cat-and-mouse games with docu-musical tells the full story of the 2 9 38 on Sports (SZ) Modam Maturity (CC). 9 9 Mouse on the Mayflower Animated. 9 9 ABC News (CC) Beatles from their early Liverpool days From all of u* at 3 9 12aCloGk High Eric Stole. 1985. Rated PG. a police detective. Rod Steiger, George 3 9 New Gidget Kahuna's young pro­ [CNN] Nawsday A brave rodent stows away on the fa­ Segal, Lee Remick. 1966. 93) Noticiero Univision to their London farewell performance. (S I Porky Pig mous vessel bound for the New World. tege makes a move on Danni. 10:10AM [C N N ] On the Menu [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hannah and Har Sisters' (ID 9 to & Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George (60 min.) 93) El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y Harrison 1982 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hannah and Her Sisters' (S ) Sunday Today 10:30AM ® Agrtmeky end Company (CC) A seriocomic portrait of two years luchas entre boxeadores intarnacion- [C N N ] Inside Business exposure (CC) A seriocomic portrait of two years (23) (B ) Sesame Street (CC). in the emotional lives of three Manhat­ 9 9 Carreras de Autoe: Miami Indy Chal­ ales. Comentaristas: Jorge Barry y Luis [C N N ] PrimaNews ® Showcaee of Homee tan sisters. Winner of three Academy lenge Grabado el Iro de noviembre en el [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' in the emotional lives of three Manhat­ (29 The World Tomorrow- Moreno. (90 min.) [E S P N ] NFL Football: Miami Dolphins art A framing ® Buga Bunny/Daffy Duek Awards. Mis Fsrrdw. Michael Caine. Tamiami Perk. Florida. (2 hrs.) Born into a show business family, tan sisters. Winner of three Academy New Hours: CIOMd Mon. 9 9 Robert Schuller (5Z) Frugal Gourmet George M. Cohan carries his patriotic at Dallas Cowboys (3 hrs.) (Live) „ Awards. Mia Farrow. Michael Caine. 111 Center Street TUM.. Wod.. FrI. 9-S:30 (33) MOVIE: 'Cornin' 'Round the Moun­ Woody Allan. 1986. Rated PG-13. (8Z) Frugal Goumtet L [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e Mlaedventusee of ideals into his various capacities as ac­ [U S A ] Mika Hammer Woody Allen. 1986. Rated PG-13. 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REINISCH; I am . d Th e bladder infection a year-and-a- (33) Ghostbusters QD INN Nswa 8:00AM ( D Thundarcata 4. What waa thair couain’a nama? 72 and celibate by my own choice half ago. I took amoxicillian and ® Varied Programs 31 Spiral Zona high blood pressure altogether, take fewer 09 CNN Nawa 5. Who playad him? because my wife suffered a Kinsey then developed severe vagfnitis ® Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck (21 G.l. 4oe lO ) Morning Strstch 6. Who playad Dandy Jim Bucklay? medical problem three years ago — specifically, a monlla pills than prescribed or skip pills for several 33) Toddy Ruxpin 7. What datactiva- show did “Mavarick” onca (3^ 3-2-1 Contact (CC) [CNN] Showbiz Today that makes sex extremely Report Infection. Thundarcata [ESPN] Aarobics (31 Brady Bunch apoot? (21 painful for her and thus I can’t seem to get total relief days each month in'ian attempt to correct (21 Dennis the Menace 8. Who atarrad in tha 1981 ravival of tha aariaa, 01 Comic Strip [USA] Can You Ba Thinnar? impossible forme. from the infection and have (23) Sesame Street (CC). “Brat Mavarick”? 0® Varied Programs erections are painful or If My problem is nocturnal penile vaginal Irritation the last two what they identify as sexual problems 5:45AM (22) Ssfors Hours 03) Bevarly Hills Teens urination Is painful or difficult, (21 King Leonardo erections. These awaken me two, weeks of my menstrual cycle. In 6:00AM ® CBS Nawa (01 Sha-Ra: Princess of Power [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner you might want to see a urologist related tathis medication, f f three or four times a night. The addition, I worry that if I get ® Sabar RIdar and tha Star Sharltfa 0® Mister Rogers (R) [U SA] 4ackpot and see whether a medical ® ABC Nawa Laft In Prograst (CC|. pjaBoinaoB '9 erection subsides only if I wash it anotherbladder infection, the 03) My Little Pony JMUJMO *8 4:00PM ® Oprah Winfrey condition might be involved. M a s *e with coid water or urinate. ® Rompar Room [CNN] Daybreak „| o u B aja» ' l vaginal Infection wlll worsen. My dMiiapjaov • z ® (2® Real Ghostbusters Hand this column to the 33) 0® [U S A ] Varlad Programs ■ tr ttiiaquitz uiaJta -g I can’t bring myseif to talk to a gynecologist says that I should [DIS] Donald Duck Presents ® The 4udge physician so you don’t have to months in a row during the parf the condition itself, since few 3 D 0 1 20 Mlnuta Workout • jo o w ia B o ii 'S jaujBO Muiar 'i doctor about this. Is there a not worry about the medication 8:30AM ® My Little Pony ® Barnaby 4ones explain the problem. of their cycle they usually have studies have compared treated (21 Toddy Ruxpin medication or something I can again If It’s necessary to treat a (5 ) Beverly Hills Teens 33) Smurfs' Adventures Although you didn’t mention an infection. The idea is to with untreated men. In the three (22) NBC Nswa take to eliminate this problem? (33) Spiral Zone (31 Matchmaker bladder infection, because lye anticipate a recurrence and studies in which this was done, 3 1 ABC Nswa (CC|. this in your letter, sometimes (31 Mork & Mindy U3M8NV (21 Family Ties can just treat any resulting begin using medication before between 8 percent and 20 percent S3) Advanturas of tha Galaxy Rangara couples think that not having (21 0® Sesame Street (CC) DEAR READER: Having vaginal infection afterwards. I ’d of men with high blood pressure (In Stereo) (2® Smurfs' Adventures intercourse must also mean an the itching and irritation Ghostbusters erections during sleep is one sign prefer a more preventive [CNN] Daybreak H I Zoobilee Zoo (21 end to other loving, intimate appears. who were not given medication of being a healthy person. These approach. He did test me for [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club (01 Seextby Doo ’ 0® Hart to Hart exchanges. ’This is not true,,and Other preventive steps useful (the untreated group) also 0® Sesame Street (CC). (R) (01 BraveStarr erections are not under a man’s diabetes, with a negative result. [ESPN] Getting Fit H2) S® Days of Our Livas every person has a basic neki for for some women in reducing the reported erection problems. 03) Flintstones ® Three Stooges 01 Newlywed Game control, nor arc they related to, Is there some other drug I ’There Is also a question as to 6:30AM ® (22) Nawa HI [DIS] Movis affection and love, particularly recurrence of vaginal infections [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (01 Dick Van Dyke (63) 4etsons "sexy” thoughts or dreams, or - cotild take for bladder Infections ® SllvarHawks 0 1 VaqaS as expressed by hugging and include keeping the genitals dry, how many men have erection 0® 03) Mr. Belvedere (R) [CNN] Newsday even to a lack of sexual release. that would not lead to a vaginal ® Zoobllaa Zoo 9:00 AM ® Wil Shrlner 0® Varlad Programs wearing cotton underwear and problems without having either (5® Sesame Street (CC). [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club physical closeness. ® Brady Bunch [USA] Lat's Make a Deal ’They are calied nocturnal infection? How can I get avoiding st)mng soaps and high blood pressure or (33) Scooby Doo [DIS] Walt Disney Presents [ESPN] Varied Programs Some people think-that ® (22) Donahue 1:30PM ® Bold and the Beautiful erections and usually occur completely rid of the vaginal niedlcation. In one study 14 3 1 Qua Psaa, USA? [DIS] Varied Programs intercourse is the oniy adult vaginal sprays. It may help to ® I Dream of 4aonnio 11:35AM [USA] Chain Raactlon during the REM (rapid eye (21 Dlnosaucsra ® Love Connection sexual outlet. This is also false. infection I still have every use a lubricating jelly during percent of the medication- (33) Mork & Mindy 12:00PM ® ® ® (22) News 4:30PM ® ( ® 03) DuckTales movement) stage of sleep, often month? Would douching help? 01 NBC News 33) Varied Programs Many individuals and couples ' intercourse to reduce vaginal treated group, 14 percent of the 3 1 Celebration of the Eucharist ® All In the Family ® People's Court 101 Rambo (31 Mork & Mindy cailed the dream stage. ()ther irritation. Always wipe from placebo group (men given an (33) Odd Couple 33) G.l. 400 lead fulfilling, sexuaily satisfy­ DEAR READER: It’s not 03) SllvarHawks (In Stereo) (S t Mighty Mouse (63) Dick Van Dyke automatic body changes during front to back after going to the inactive substance instead of (21 Sesame Street (CC). (31 Knot's Landing 39 S 100,000 Pyramid ing lives using matuibation or unusual for any antibiotic drug [CNN] Business Morning [USA] Play Percentages REM sieep include bursts of bathroom so that no fecal matter medication), 20 percent of the (51 Daktari HI Movie (21 Bugs Bunny other sexual activities. (not just amoxicillin) to cause a [DIS] Mousarclsa 2:00PM ® As the World Turns brain activity, increased puise untreated group and 10 percent 0 1 0 1 Hour Magazine (21 Varied Programs H I M*A'S*H It wouid not be unusual if vaginal Infection by killing off is drawn toward the vaginal [ESPN] Nation's Business Today ® Popaya rate, changes in the nerves and of the normal control group (men (01 Spiral Zone (21 Wyatt Earp (21 Rin-TIn-TIn stress regarding your wife’s the bacteria that keep other area. 6:45 AM ® News ® 01 One Life to Live muscular tension or movements. without high blood pressure or 03) Bonanza ® Super Password 01 Tha 4udge iilness and changes in your vaginal organisms in balance. (23) Weather ® Newlywed Game There are an average of four medication) all reported loss of [CNN] Daywatch (01 Lou Grant [DIS] Donald Duck Presents estabiished pattern of exchang­ Other medications that can Drugs cause stress 0® A.M. Weather (31 Partridge Family REM episodes each night, erections. [DIS] You and Me. Kid 0® 03) Ryan's Hope [USA] Bumper Stumpers ing affection are contributing to dis)(iipt this balance are 7:00AM ® CBS News (21 BraveStarr lasting from about 30 to 90 DEAR DR. REINISCH: I wish Psychological factors are also [CNN] Sonya Live in L A ® Nows . your distress about having hormonal contraceptive pills and 9:30AM ® Leave It to Boavor (21 (0® Another World 5:00PM minutes. Women have similar ® Dafandars of tha Earth [ESPN] Aerobics you would wjrfte sonfiething about Important in these matters. A (£ ) Carol Bumatt and Frianda 01 Adventures of the Galaxy Ranoars ® Dlff'rent Strokes normal REM erections. Talk steroid medications like corti­ ® 3 1 Good Morning America (CC). [USA] Candid Camara REM episodes, during which the problems men hove when man who thinics that his 33)F-Troop 03) Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs (In ® Live at Five with a therapist or counselor sone. ® Oinoaaucara sweiling of the clitoris and they must take drugs for high medication nnay cause erection O 4immy Swaggart 12:30PM ® Young and tha Restless Stereo) ® T J . Hooker (call the mental health clinic if I’m pleased that you’ve had a 33) Transformers vaginal lubrication may occur. blood pressure or coronary heart problems begins to check on his (0 1 4ournal (Y ) Current Affair [CNN] Newsday (33) Fall Guy you don’t know one); this can be diabetes test, because vaginal 3 1 Zoobllaa Zoo REM erections usuaily go - disease that cause problems with (0® Mister Rogers (R) ® 0 1 Loving [DIS] Varied Programs (31 Knight Rider a very effective way to deai with infections can be an early sign of erection, thereby interrupting (21 Scooby Doo away as a man becomes awake, [DIS] Movie 33) Movie [USA] Hot Potato H I Happy Days these pressures. Some ciergy- sexual potency. This then leads the flow of the sexual response (22) 0 1 Today (In Stereo) although presumably anxiety diabetes. [ESPN] Varied Programa ( 2 Scrabble 2:30PM ® Woefly Woodpecker (21 Cheers men have also had special to stress and psychological pattern, and losing his erection (2D Mister Rogers Recurring vaginal infections HI Sea Hunt (21 (0® Mister Rogers about having them might slow problems, which are bad for your as a result. (21 Dudley Doright 10:00AM C B ® GeraWo ® Dating Game training in counseling about can also be related to hormonal (01 Truth or Consaquencaa (21 Little House on the Pralrla this process. heart. The only way a m d'^an be 101 Ghoatbuatsrs ® I Love Lucy 33) BraveStarr sexuai matters. changes during the menstrual (0® World el Survival 0® Taxi The reasons we have REM certain as to Rib cai^siMof (I® Square One Television (CC). ® (22) Sally 4asay Raphael (31 Brady Bunch cycle or during pregnancy, to DEAR READER: The vicious (S3) Parry Mason 09 Trapper 4ohn. M;D. cycles during sleep are not yet eredtile difficdlties Iff ^ a (33) Varied Programs (21 Transformers reinfection by a sexual partner, cycle you mention is thought to 0 ^ 4 ^ ■ [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzia and ^ People's Court clear, but one common 3 1 Bob Tilton 01 Sabar Riders Slang questioned at least partially explain why so thorough medical eyaKuatlon. If [Cl^^l.Daybrsak , Harriet [CNN] Newswatch or to a contaminated diaphragm. (S ) 700 Club (0® 4oy of Painting suggestion is that they may be no problems of the blbM supply [DIS] Good Morning Mickayl [E S P N ] Getting Fit [DIS] Varlad Programa As with any vaginal infection, many men do not follow the (21 IS ) Movie 03) Haathcliff necessary for maintaining the DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am to Uie genitals or otheir anatomic [USA] Cartoons [U S A ] Anything for Money [USA] Dance Party USA testing must be done to directions prescribed by their H I PTL Club [USA] Press Your Luck health of the brain and nervous 24 and have been happily explanations are found, then 7:30AM ® Morning Program determine which of many physicians. Many men stop (01 Sale of tha Century 1:00PM ® Hour Magazine 5:30PM ® ® HI News system. It is known that a lack of married for 10 months. The other drug-related questions can be ® (01 Ha-Man and Msatars of tha Unlv- 3:00PM ® Guiding Light different organisms is involved. taking medications for high 101 Andy Griffith ® 0 1 All My Children ® Facts of Life REM cycles occurring during night my husband asked me to area ® Dennis the Menace . This may involve sending blood pressure altogether, take explored. Lowering the dosage of 0 1 Superior Court ® High Rollers 39 Varied Programs sleep causes some physical and ride him while we were making ® Jatsons ® 01 General Hospital samples of vaginal secretions to fewer pills than prescribed or high blood pressure medications 03) »25.000 Pyramid (31 Richard SimmOns Slim Cooking psychological illnesses. love. I asked him what that 33) 4am a laboratory. skip pills for several days each (under a doctor’s supervision) or [USA] Movie Even though some medications meant and he just said, "Don’t Ask your gynecologist to check month in an attempt to correct switching to a different drug ■ 10:30AM ® Bewitched do suppress REM cycies as a worry about it.” But I want to for infectious organisms the next what they identify as sexual often will restore sexual ® Superior Court side effect, unnecessary use of please him. time you have a flare up of the problems related to this functioning while still keeping (33) Sanford and Son these drugs is not recommended, S o l n t i o i i What does this mean? vaginal infection; do not douche medication. blood pressure under control, _ (S ) 101 Classic Coneentration nate with you. Somehow, you'll manage and the consequences of lor you at this time through your social for several days before samples ’This self experimentation is Have you told your physician 0 1 Phyllis contacts. Bo sure to smile and bo nice to crawl Into the picture. long-term suppression of REM DEAR READERr The first about your sexual problems? 0 1 Truth or Consequences GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your open- are taken, because this may ruin dangerous to a man’s health, and to everyone at the p a ^ . sleep on a person’s physical and recorded usage of this slang That’s usually the best place to minded and non-)udgmental attitude the tests. It can’t be counted on to Improve ANSWER 03) Card Sharks CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J«i. .If*- psychological well-being are not word was 1250 A.D. and usually '^Birthday quontly, wo have to work very hard Just will Ingratiate you to others today; espe­ his sexual functioning. start getting some help. If you 11:00AM ® Price Is Right Then talk to him about some of to reap small rewards, but today Lady cially those who will be seeking your ad­ clear. means an act of intercourse. A the other possible causes and Frankly, the scientific re­ feel that your desire to regain ® One Day at a Time Luck may Intervene on your behalf and vice and suggestions. It is important for you to meaning more specific to your sexual functioning isn’t being ® Divorce Court Nov. 22,1987 CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) The larger how to eliminate them. Use of search completed to date on the There are strong indications that many drop things Into your lap. understand that REM erections letter may refer to a particular taken seriously, consult a ® Paopla Are Talking AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Nice the stakes today, the better you'll be nonprescription douches is not an sexual effecte of high blood of your material desires will be gratified are not related to sexuai thoughts position, such as woman-on-top. specialist in diagnosing male things could happen to you t<^ay able to handle them. This is the time to effective treatment for vaginal pressure itself and the various 33) Sanford and Son In the year ahead. Onca you get on a through friends who have your best In­ elevate your sights, particularly where or feelings. You should not feel You’ll have to ask your husband high-blood-pressure medications sexual dysfunctions. 3 1 PTL a u b roll, you may begin to attract money like infections and may increase terests at heart. Keep your lines of cotn- your material goals are concerned. guilty about having these what this word means to him, To find such a physician, look (5 1 1 Dream of 4eennie infections by upsetting the have not provided clear answers munlcatlon open so they can get In LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You should b^ ■erections. because slang definitions vary through your local Yellow Pages (2 ) 0 9 Wheel of Fortune I c o ^ w (OeL 24410V. 22) Larger- luckier than usual today In situations natural chemical balance of the to this problem. For example, □ touch with you. However, if these nocturnal . from region to region. listings under "Physicians and (S i 4lmmy Swaggart than^usual returns can now bo derived PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Continue that have pronounced elements of vagina. few studies have assessed a □ from something on which you are work­ SuiYoons.” If no such specialist (01 Mauds to keep your eyes peeled lor ungual chance. Your rabbit's foot Is sending If you must take antibiotics to man’s functioning before being □ □ □ □ ing. Are you sure you are milking It for 0 1 03) Who's the Boss? (R) developments that could have an effect out good vibes. treat infections elsewhere in the given a medication; most studies is listed, call the nearest large □ □ □ □ all that It’s worth? Got a Jump on life by on your material well-being. Opportuni­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) You r.4y hospital or medical school Ask understanding the Influences which are body, also ask for a prescription have been based on each man’ s o ; □ o; □ (0® Captain Kangaroo ties can be uncovered. have some disruptions In your domestic for the department of undogy □ □ □ □ □ □ □ [DIS] Varied Programs governing you in the year ahead. Send ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) This may routines today, but you're not apt to for the vaginal medication that personal, possibly biased lor your Astro-Graph perdictlons today. and say that you want to arrange □ :o ;d d ; 11:30AM ® Too Cloae for Comfort turn out to be a red-letter day for you, mind them. They'll stem from happy W Having erections during sleep is one works best for you and start assessment of his former sexual Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ Involving lots of luck and a largo amount developments. an appointment with the staff ® High Rollers paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH using it when you start taking the capacity. WILUAM of happiness. Bo hopeful and optimistic. UBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Exciting news member udio diagnoses erection 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ sign of being a healthy person. antibiotic. Some women use It is also difficult to assess the CONRAD (33) Best Talk In Town TAURUS (April 204Nay 20) There Is a Is at hand concerning an Involvement problems. ( 3 Bawitohad ac sign. you share with another. This special re­ vaginal medication for several effect on sexual functioning of SAQITTARniS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) strong possibility that you may benefit •TV puzzle on peg* 20 (2 ) 0 1 W la Lose or Draw from situations today that did not origi­ lationship has potential. Something rather grand could develop _ IS ) Ufa Around Us MANCHESTER HERALD. Satarday. Nov. 21, I M 7 - M Dining In Trends Scents and sweets of Christmas salt and orange peel. Work Great expectations for getting thin By Philomerta Conradeno I'A cups honey In a shallow dish, mix ORANGE GLAZE ingredients together with wooder almonds with remaining 'A cup 2 tablespoons soft butter V4 cup sugar spoon, then hands, until dough sex, for example, may be sugar and I teaspoon orange or margarine reparing to do this 3 tablespoons butter or leaves sides of bowl; add self-confidence during social dismayed to discover he is still peel. Brush the top of each / cup confectioners’ sugar article has stirred such margarine remaining 'A cup flour as By Marica Corliss Johnson encounters. More than body size not interested,” he says. “Yet wreath with egg-white mixture 'A teaspoon grated sweet memories. My 3'A cups sifted all-purpose necessary. is involved here, and it’s once she realizes that she is not and sprinkle with sugar-almond orange rind I _ ’ve always been senses are aroused. I flour, divided important to separate social to blame, she may actually feel 2 tablespoons orange Juice On lightly floured surface, the shy, quiet can almost smell the I teaspoon baking powder mixture. Bake in a 400F oven 8 I problems from weight relieved. Now she knows the knead until smooth and no I I type, and I guess I re,' problem has nothing to do with spicy, fruity aromas that 'A teaspoon baking soda to 10 minutes or until lightly problems.” In a small mixing bowl beat longer sticky. Cut off small I don’t have that her attractiveness, or lack of it suffusedP our apartment for I (2'A-ounce) package browned. Remove to wire racks; “People sometimes focus on pieces of dough; roll on floured I much self-esteem” weeks before Christmas, almost cool completely. together all ingredients until the weight issue because they — it has to do with him.” slivered, blanched almonds surface into long narrow ropes I admits Shelia, 32, see and taste the wonders my To decorate: In a small bowl smooth. don’t want to face other things Robert Jeffery, Ph.D., an '/< cup finely chopped citron about the width of a pencil. Cut a stationery-store cleric and associate professor of mother produced. She was an 'A cup grated lemon peel mix confectioners’ sugar, butter, about themselves that need artist in her cookie-baking. Her Among Italy’s contributions to ropes into '/6-inch pieces. In a mother of three. “I thought attention,” adds Judith Brisman, psychology at the University of 1 tablespoon apple-pie spice 1 teaspoon milk and a few drops trees and wreaths were a delicate large heavy saucepan or deep losing weight would change all Ph.D., director of training at the Minnesota’s School of Public green food color. Add more the Christmas scene is something that. I figured I’d been hiding Health, concurs. “Research green decorated with silver shot milk if necessary to make fryer, heat 2 inches of oil to Bulimia Treatment Associates in In a large sauce pan combine quite different. Bits of pastry are 375F. Fry one handful of dough behind the extra pounds, and New York City. It may be easier indicates that overweight people or colorful sprinkles. Dolls, frosting thick, but spreadable. honey and sugar; heat slightly. deep-fried, coated with honey, bits at a time, about 2 minutes, that once they were gone, a to focus on being overweight sometimes have difficulty elves, Santas and reindeer Fill a pastry bag f i t ^ with a ■new’ person would emerge, and Add butter; stir until melted. Sift shaped into a ring and or until golden. Remove with than it is to overcome shyness, forming new relationships. But almost walked across the table. small leaf tip (preferably No. I’d be more confident and 2 cups of the flour with baking decorated. Some recipes use slotted spoon to paper toweling; self-consciousness or fear of ongoing relationships with Get out the cookie sheets and 67). Decorate each wreath with bubbly, someone other people cutters; check the freshness of powder and baking soda. Add to only honey and orange peel for close relationships, Brisman people you know well aren't tiiree or four leaves and drain. « would want around. points out. “If you’re heavy, nearly as dependent on physical your spices and replace those honey mixture, blending well the coating. This one a ^ In a medium large saucepan “1 told myself that once I got red-cinnamon-candy berries. you know what you must do to appearance as you might that have lost their essence; (dough will be semi-liquid). orange juice and sugar. Strufoli over medium heat, heat honey; down to 130 pounds, there solve the problem, so you have imagine. Once that initial barrier stock up on glace fruits, raisins, Blend in almonds, citron, lemon Yield: S dozen cotdeies. is served on a plate and eaten would be no holding me back. stir in almonds, orange juice, control. Juggling a weight is passed, the intimate nuts, chocolate and pure vanilla peel and apple-pie spice. Add ORANGE LEBKUCHEN with a spoon, or the bits of sugar aiid orange peel. Bring to That was the magic number at problem can be easier than relationships of overweight remaining I 'A cups flour, mix which 1 really believed it would and other extiBcts. And get to 2 eggs pastry, about the size of chick a boil; reduce heat and sinuner S facing problems that lack such people are no different from work. No, it isn’t work, it’s a well (dough will be sticky to the 'A cup sugar peas, are picked up with the minutes. Add cooked strufoli, all happen for me." clear-cut solutions.” anyone else’s. They can be just Shelia pauses and runs a hand pleasurable interlude. touch). 2'A cups sifted all-purpose fingers — a little less fastidious stir gently with wooden spoon This is not to say that as troubling or just as satisfying. Many of our most popular reflectively through her layered Wet the back side of a metal flour but just as delicious. until they are well coated with trimming down won’t ease social While intimate relationships Christmas recipes come to us spoon with cold water and use to blond hair. ”So I lost the interaction. Some people become 'A teaspoon baking powder syrup. weight, and 1 discovered I was will not necessarily improve from countries around the world, spread dough evenly in four ORANGE STRUFOU WREATH more outgoing after losing 'A teaspoon cinnamon With strainer or slotted spoon, the same person as before,” she after weight loss, casual such as these German and weight. But a svelte body is buttered 8 x 8-inch square pans. 'A teaspoon nutmeg 3 cups sifted all-purpose renrnve to flat dish with sniall continues. “No dazzling new relationships may actually Austrian delights; Bake in a preheated moderate only one of many contributing deteriorate. “There are people 'A teaspoon cloves flour, divided lip; let cool slightly. With wet personality emerged; I was still oven (3S0F) 2S minutes. 4 eggs, slightly beaten factors. who avoid me because I’m a SPRINGERLE I cup ground blanched harids, shape strufoli into a just .me. Shelia. And that “Some naturally sociable Immediately remove fiom pans I egg yolk realization was difficult to threat to them.” explains Linda. (Molded Anise Cookies) almonds wreath. Sprinkle with pine nuts people hide behind their and cut into squares. 'A cup shortening “Before I made them look good 3 eggs I cup honey and sprinkles; cool completely. face.” weight,” says Dr. Wadden. “If Store in tightly covered I tablespoon sugar Like Shelia, most of us begin by comparison. They all had the I'/i cups sugar 'A cup orange Juice Decorate top and sides with a person has been submerging ‘poor Linda’ syndrome. But now container at least I week before 'A teaspoon salt a diet with high hopes. “As 2 teaspoons grated lemon I tablespoon grated orange slices. Cover with foil; part of her personality out of they don’t know how to relate to using. They soften during I tablespoon grated soon as I’m thin I’ll become peel orange rind store at room temperature. self-consciousness or me.” storage. These bars may be kept orange peel vivacious and outgoing,” jve '/’ teaspoon pure vanilla Orange Glaze Yield: I wreath, about 8 embarrassment, weight loss can Male/female relationships can for several months. oil for flying may tell ourselves, or, “Once I remove that barrier. People who extract servingSB trim down. I’ll have a more be even trickier to negotiate aftei Yield: 4 8-inch square cakes. I cup honey are introverted by nature, weight loss. “With the opposite 3 cups sifted all-purpose In a small bowl beat eggs exciting social life... meet Mr. however, will still have to push until light. Gradually beat in I cup orange Juice Right... get that promotion... sex, the kidding suddenly gets flour BAVARIAN COOKIE WREATHS themselves to be able to feel more dangerous,” says Sheila. ■% teaspoon baking powder sugar and continue beating until I cup sugar find lasting happiness.” 3'A cups unsifted all-purpose I tablespoon grated comfortable in social situations, “Men begin looking at you '/< teaspoon salt pale in color. Mix together Whatever our dream may be, actually found my work load flour no matter how much weight they routine, the newness of a new differently; their wives begin to 3 tablespoons anise seed flour, baking powder, cinnamon, orange peel when we finally do reach our figure eventually wears off. At getting heavier as I got lighter,” I cup sugar, divided 'A cup slivered, or chopped goal weight, some of these lose.” treat you differently. A sugar or all-purpose flour nutmeg, cloves and almonds; m'jn Some newly thin people the same time, as people begin she says. “People exprct more 3 teaspoons grated orange expectations will be dashed. No of you when you’re thin, and friendship that was once light add to beaten eggs alternately almonds -'j; non expect — albeit unrealistically to accept the “new” you as the wonder. There are always that can be scary.” and enjoyable can turn uneasy. In a large mixing bowl beat peel, divided with honey aitd orange juice. >A cup pine nuts (pignoli) If. -it — to be “discovered” in the norm, the flood of compliments And it happens in such a short % teaspoon salt colored sprinkles - 'iw • discrepancies between Hollywood sense, continues Dr. Linda, a former office eggs until light; gradually beat in Add orange rind. expecution and reality, between slows. time. You’re the same person I'A cups butter or I orange, thinly sliced Wadden. “You can’t just sit manager, reminds us that sugar until mixture is very pale Turn into greased and floured dream and fulfillment. And the Another post-diet problem is you always were, kidding margarine and halved back and wait for the world to advancement has to be earned, and thick. Stir in lemon peel and IS X 10 X 1-inch baking pan. extent to which we deal with anger. Many in the ranks of the around the same way you always >A cup orange juice beat a path to your door. Being whether or not you’re thin. vanilla. Sift flour with baking Bake in 400F oven IS to 20 these discrepancies has to do newly slim resent the attention “You can’t lose weight and say, did, but somehow it’s different ‘A cup finely chopped thin may be a social asset, but powder and salt; add to egg minutes. Cool. Frost with In a large mixing bowl spoon with how sucxessful we’ll be in they receive as a result of ‘I’ve done my part. Now now that you’re slim.” blanched almonds you still have to get out and shedding excess pounds. “They mixture, blending well (dough Orange Glaze (recipe follows). 2'A cups flour; make a “well” keeping excess weight off in the promote me.’ You have to give Feelings of resentment can I egg white beaten with in center. Pour into well eggs make yourself available to may be angry at what they should be smooth but not Cut into I-inch diamond shapes. long run. your boss reason to believe you also surface when someone who I teaspoon water and egg yolk, shortening, sugar. people.” perceive as society’s shallow paid you scant attention before sticky). Chill for I hour. Yield: about 6 dozen c o o l^ . One of the most common Other dieters hope losing can do the job better. Losing 1 cup cor^ectioners' sugar values, at the fact that others weight may get you noticed, but your weight loss suddenly Sprinkle pastry board lightly misconceptions about weight weight will finally bring them 2 tablespoons butter or attach so much importance to a in the end, performance develops an interest. “There was with sugar or flour. Roll dough loss is that it will, in and of the attention they’ve been person’s appearance,” says Dr. margarine, at room itself, transform us. It can’t: counts.” one guy at work who was '/6-inch thick. Make design with craving all their lives. “I Brisman. “They may also be Linda knows what she’s always rude to me,” says Linda. temperature While a diet can bring about a fantasized that people would springerle roller or tiwlds. Cut intimidated by other people’s talking about: “The day I “Then suddenly he was hanging I to 2 teaspoons milk dramatic physical change, our keep coming up to me and expectations that they will keep into squares where marked. inner selves remain the same, no reached my goal weight, my around my desk all the time, few drops green food color saying, ‘Wow! You look weight off and feel uncertain Place cookies on buttered cookie red cinnamon candies matter what we weigh. terrific!’ ” says Shelia. “But of boss called me in to congratulate flirting and teasing. 1 wouldn’t sheets which have been about whether they can stay give him the time of day. I Depending on how we feel about course that didn’t happen.” me,” she remembers. “He said sprinkled generously with anise ourselves, this realization can be thin.” he’d liked me from the minute I figure, I wasn’t good enough for In a large bowl mix flour, V* “When 1 first started .losing seed. Set cookies aside for at reassuring or distressing. On a more positive note, walked in the door to interview him before, so why should 1 cup sugar, 2 teaspoons orange weight, I was on a high all the many former dieters say losing WONG'S RESTAURANT “It’s a rude awakening to for the job. ‘And that’s trust him nowT’ least 24 hours. peel and salt. Using a pastry time,” says Linda, 28. “1 was w ei^ t can effect a noticeable TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS reach your goal weight and unusual,’ he told me, ‘because I Since experts and dieters Bake in a preheated slow oven blender cut in butter aijd orange constantly running into people on-the-job improvement. Some (32SF) IS to 20 minutes or until discover you still have many of who hadn’t seen me in a while, don’t usually like fat people.’ I agree that being thin is no juice until mixture holds people return to school to update edges are pale gold. Do not ★ ★ ★ •CHEF WONG* ★ ★ ★ the same problems,” says and they didn’t recognize me. couldn’t believe he said that! I guarantee of personal or together. Knead a few times and skills, or even change careers brown. Cool on wire racks. Now that I’ve been thin for thanked him politely, but inside professional success, should we press into a ball. Shape dough Thomas Wadden, Ph.D., completely. Many report positive abatKlon our efforts to lose Store in an airtight container at Dinner Specials Weekly assistant professor of psychology nearly a year. I’ve had to come I was seething.” into V4-inch balls. On flouted feedback from bosses and weight? Does being slim offer least 10 days before eating. at the University of down to earth and get back to colleagues. Some women lose weight in board, lightly roll each ball into POST ROAD PLAZA Pennsylvania’s Obesity Research e v e r ^ y living. Being slim still the hopes diat being thm will no real benefits, just These cookies may be stored for 352 Haiiford Tpko. (Rt*. 30)jV#rnon But even more important, he a 6-inch-long strip. Using two rtl-Npm gives me a lot satisfaction, but adds, are changes in the way improve their persoiuil lives. disappointment?M several months. Hours: Mon.-Tliors. 11:IOom-l#:aaim / Rrt.-tot. l1:ll«m-1loni / Su Group. strips, join together to make a “But the experience can be it’s not as exciting as it was at you perceive yourself. However, a troubled relationship Yield: Approximately 4 87S*0661 helpful. Now that you can’t first ” Even at work, however, will not necessarily improve dozen. rope. 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But reliability is uncertain: Ev­ is when you feel the pedal pulsating i>r nun • you're at the Indy pl'O with a pit eiew By Ihe Editors tent wipers, rear defroster and more. ery Renault model sold in this country Routine and-emergency handling ing up and dosv n under your fiun. Instead ol CHRYSLER-DODGE standing by to change your lues of Consumer Reports Adding major options such as auto­ has turned out to be relatively trou­ were safe but sloppy. The car’s soft snumthevenbruking.yourcurwill shudder you'll want a sot with tread in ease tlio matic transmission, air conditioning ble-prone, There’s uncertainty, too, suspension allowed considerable body to u stop. roads become wot Wide, deep When Chrysler acquired American and cruise control brought the car’s about the car’s future in the United roil and tire squeal in turns. 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Adding abouf a thousand dollars cause that increases squirm It's good-looking, larger than most, was typical of compact cars, but it the prtiblem usually is easily correctcil IFORD WITH A PARTS DEPART-j I learned about tires one night arc constructed with layers of fabric The smart-looking four-door Chev­ worth of options — including a V6 en­ l.ikewise. you don’t want tiros with and a respectable performer. was less efficient than most at high­ gine and the F4I Sport Suspension The accepted cure, generally, is to have while I was on a date. that crisscross each other This makes rolet Corsica attracted lots of atten­ a brake serv ice shop remove thedisumion b> tread made out of a rubber coinpoutul Consumer Reports’ auto engineers way speeds because the transmission package — would greatly improve |M ENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M.I No, my date didn't work for Fire­ the tire .stiff all over, mrlodmg the tion when it was introduced earlier machining the parts on u brake lathe. 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They were introduced last driving: and steady and predictable in fa's rear tires abruptly lost their grip, tread up off the road when the ear is I'nforlunalely, softer tread rtifiboi power steering and brakes, left-side Heat is the most common cause, according GET 15% OFF spring as 1988 models. abrupt accident-avoidance tests. remote-controlled mirror and AM Because the Corsica is new for ’88, which sent the car on a little detour cornering. Furthermore, the Iread on also wears faster The Medallion comes with a long reliability is still unknown. But new to Cur Care Council. Extended periiKls of Braking was steady and short. radio. heavy braking such as might be encountered ALL PARTS through a patch of California vegeta­ a hias-ply tire often distorts, or Then there's the ni.iller of prolilo list of standard equipment. The four- The car’s ride was exceptional for a models from GM have been trouble­ Dn>opor._ tion called iceplant. 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Local Charities, weeare and to help rumbtl Menial Retardation. 301-315 Center Street ALIGNMENT 24 Adatns Street For lickrls cxli: Raymond F. Damalo 646-1021 W AAortchesfer, Connecticut WE FIX CARS FOR KEEPS. Adjust Cftfttftr. cambtr. to«-ln. $ 1 4 2 0 or Paul Rutielto M^2482 Manchester Visit Our New wh«r« •ppllcable. Chtek tire Exit 62 of l-at A oLKSWAGEN. INC. Sell Service PARTS DEPT. pretsuree. Regular *34.20. Parts Store... Manchatter With thii coupon. Expiree 12-8-87 P«rls Hours Service DepL SINCE 500 W. Canlar St. SALES 646-3515 , Daily 8-5 P.M DtUy 8-5 P.M. Route 83 wevE Vernon 646-4567 1933 Manchastar Parts Department SERVICE 646-3520 Sr l 9-IP.M. 649-2638 TOYOTA LYNCH Tel. 646-4331 Open Saturdays 9 to 1 DILLOn PARTS AND SERVICE MANCHESTER CONN. PARTS 643-1606 643-5135 319 MAIN ST. (Across from Armory). MANCHESTER, CT 643-2145 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SECRETARY- PRODUCTION-Pocker. FULL and port time CLERK. Video stores. DRIVER. Immediate op­ G E N E R A L Clerical posi­ Receptlonlst. Small but 40 hours plus per week. tellers. Experienced or ening. Manchester He­ tion. Full time Imme- Business Property ... Entertainment...... Form Supplies ond Eauipment.. growing health servi­ Full time days, port Notices Otfice/Retoll Equipment ...... RATBS: 1 to A dovs: SO cents per line per dov. Port time hours availa­ will train. Excellent rald route Coventry dlote opening. Resort Property ...... Bookkeeolne/income T om 7 to 19 dovs: 70 cents per line per dov. ces organization seeks time nights. M r. Fron­ Losf/Found ...... 01 M ortoooes...... Corpentry/Remodellne. ■ Recreotlonoi Equipment...... ble. Competitive wooes benefits and' wages. d s , or Jo. 528-1852, area. Short hours, Manchester location. Personals...... 02 Boots ond Morine Equipment.. 30 to 35 dovs: 00 cents per tine per dov. o S ecreto ry/R ecep- and benefits. Apply In Wonted to B uy ...... Polntlno/Poperlno ■ • • 36 or more dovs: 50 cents per line per dov. Apply Savings Bonk of 646-1168.______good pay. Coll 74^8867 Good typing, steno and Announcements...... 03 RootIng/SIdInQ...... Musical Items...... tlonlst. Flexible hours. person. Fowler's li­ or 647-9946 and leave Auctions...... 04 Cameros and Photo Equipment. M lnlm om cbo rte : 6 lines. Manchester, 923 Main telephone skills re­ Rentals Flo o rin g ...... Will train on word pro­ mited, 117 Colonial Street, Manchester. ARE you worth more? name and telephone quired. Excellent be­ Financlol...... 05 E le c tric a l...... Pets and Supplies...... cessor. For Interview Not satisfied with your Rooms for R en t...... Heoting/Plumbing...... Miscelloneous for Sole ...... M A D L IN B S : For clossitled odvertlsements to Rood, Manchester. 643- EOE.______number and I will coll nefits. Coll 643-2133, Employment & Education Aportments for Rent..... Miscelloneous Services. Tog Soles...... be publlstMd Tuesdov through Soturdov, the please coll Mrs. Bozio 0220. present Income? We you bock. 9om-5pm. Condominiums for Rent Services Wanted...... Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... deodllne Is neon on the dov before publication. 569-3640. DENTAL Receptionist ore looking tor 3 per­ Port Tfn>« HelD Wonted...... 10 Hemes for Rent...... For odvertlsenrtents to be published Mondov. Help Wanted...... 11 tor small busy prac­ sons who hove the abil­ Store/Office Sooce...... the deadline Is 3:30 p.m. on Friday. CO N D OM INIUM Conver­ tice. 4 days per week. Situation Wonted...... 12 Resort Property...... Merchandise sion Company looking ity to Increase their Business Opportunities...... 13 industrial Property...... Automotive Experience preferred. Holldoy/Seosonal...... R E A D Y O U R A D . Clossitled odvertlsements ore for experienced main­ present Income. Op­ Instruction...... 14 Gorooes and Storape.... HERE'S on opportunity Duties Include schedul­ Antlaues and Collectibles. Cors tor Sole ...... taken by telephone os a convenience. The portunity to advance Employment Services...... 1$ Roommates Wonted..... tenance people. Must for o challenging port Clothin g...... Trucks/Vons tor Sole ...... Monchester Herald Is responsible tor only one ing, Insurance record Into management com­ Full Time... Wanted to Rent...... Campers/Trollers...... hove knowledge of tile, time position that Is Real Estate Furniture...... Incorrect Insertion and then only for the site of keeping. Salary negoti­ pany. Benefits. For TV/Stereo/Appliances... Motorevcies/Mopeds...... the orlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not plumbing, electrical close to homel We able. Coll 643-6528. Homes tor Sole ...... 21 Machinery ond Tools ___ Auto Services...... le..3en the volue of the advertisement will not and carpentry. 528- your personal Inter- Services Autos for Rent/Leose...... hove on Immediate op­ Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Gordon...... be corrected by on additional Insertion. 8992. ening tor o port time CONCRETE Floor Rn- vlew coll 646-3W. Lots/Lond tor Sale...... 23 Child Care...... Good Things to Eat ...... Miscelloneous Automotive . Ishers and form Investment Property ...... 24 Cleontno Services. Fuel Oll/Coal/Firewood . Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... TRANSMISSION R e- clerk/typlst In our ad­ CHILD Core. Mature workers. Must be expe­ woman needed who b u lld e r . Excellent vertising department. rienced. Good pay and working condition, It you hove a pleasant con lovingly core tor 9 telephone manner, os benefits. Hop River month old son one day good pay, benefits. For Construction Com­ PART TIME right person. Coll Jim well os excellent spell­ per week In m y Glas­ ing and typing skills, pany, Inc. 742-1053 or tonbury home. 633-6576 Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED tor details 633-5288, ev- 2284)128. AUCTIONS HELP WANTED enlngs 228-0787.______you may quality tor before 8gm. As a condition precedent to MEDICAL Office person­ this permanent posi­ the placement of onv adver­ DIETARY Aide. Port CASHIER Full or port MEDICAL Billing Clerk THE DEADLINE FOR nel. Some bookkeeping tion. Some previous time. Bucklond Street with knowledge of ac­ tising In the Manchester He­ time position. Hours PLACING OR and patient contact, soles experience Is o rald, Advertiser hereby TO BE SOLD 6-2pm or 3-7pm In and Route 84 Mobil. counts receivable and plus. Hours ore agrees to protect, Indemnify CANCELING AN AO telephone, billing and newly remodeled rest Salary S5and up. Apply medical Insurance. Insurance. Monday- Mondov-Frldoy, 8:30- TRUCK DRIVER / 3 NEEDED (NOW) and hold harmless the Man­ A T AUCTION in person Mondov- Manchester office. IS 12 NOON TH E DAY 2:30. Coll Denise Ro­ chester Herald, Its officers home. Willing to train BEFORE, MONDAY - Friday, 9-12 and 1-5. energetic beginner. Frldoy, 10om-5pm. Coll 646-0534 between 12 berts at the Manches­ Import experience helpful, but not ond employees against onv At Morlarty Bros. Auto FRIDAY, IN ORDER Send resume to: Box Coll Manchester COLLECTOR. 30-60 day noon ond 2pm.______ter Herold,643-2711, tor WAREHOUSE and all liability, loss or Body on Nov. 24th, at TO MAKE THE NEXT LL, C/0 the Manches­ necessary as we will train. expense. Including attor­ Monor. 646-0129.______occounts. Experience SALES. Small but grow­ ter Herald. on Interview. neys' fees, arising from 10:30 A.M. Sharp - to preferred. Good work­ ing health services or- ISSUE. FRIDAY Salary based on experience, good PART Time Medical A F T E R N O O N B Y 2:30 claims of unfair trade practi­ satisfy towing, storge Receptionist-Assistant ing condition and gonlzotlon seeks ^Americalt Rnorite Store SVNDET PRODUCTS, INC, benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ ces, Infringement of trade­ and repair charge hours. Apply In person. aggressive self star­ PM FOR MONDAY’S marks, trade names or pat­ needed for our Rock­ a leading mfg. supplying the commerlcal car lent working conditions — ville office. Medical Savings Bonk of Mon- ter,. Salary and com­ ISSUE. THANK YOU ents, violation of rights of *1971 Chev Monte FO R Y O U R wash Industry, has an opening for a truck privacy and Infrlngemenf of background and data chester. 649-9696. mission. For Interview coll 569-3640 ask for COOPERATION!!! driver / warehouse person. Class 11 license For interview call Tom Dell, 8 am copyright and proprietary Carlo entry experience pre­ O F F IC E help needed. rights, unfair competition Vin. #1385711537835 ferred. Please call 646- General office skills Nancy. W ANTED — NIGHT CREW required, for regional deliveries, NO over­ to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. and libel and slander, which 0314. may result from the publica­ *1973 Ford Van reoulreA Telephone Looking for a 6 parson team to stock shelves on nights. Excellent benefit package, Including 528-8992. tion of any odvertlsmenf In Econoline PART Time driver. 8- ths night shift, Monday - Friday, 9:30 pm-7am. health and dental insurance, profit sharing, the Manchester Herald by 1pm. Monday-Frldoy. MANOtSIEtHONCA advertiser. Including adver­ VI n. #E248HR88705 Competitive wages and benefits for mature, ret- etc. Please apply In person. Apply In person, Niel­ ponalbla Individuals. Interested applicants apply tisements In any free distri­ See Stan OzImek son Auto Ports, 646 THE PROFESSIONALS bution publications pub­ 24 AOAMS STREET lished by the Manchester Center Street, PART TIME MANCHESTER K-MART SVNDET PRODUCTS, INC. Morlarty Brothers Manchester. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Herald. Penny Sleffert, Personnel Dept. ■ 239 Spencer St. Publisher. 315 Center St. Route 6, Bolton, C T . M A IN TE N A N C E Person MATERIAL ■ Manchester, C T ■ 643*5122 Manchester, C T 06040 port time. Immediate EOE 646-3520 LD8T opening-evenings and HANDLER AND FDUND Saturdays. Light to Looking for additional medium duty work Employment Income? We need a LOST. Small, Female maintaining autd deal­ Tiger cat. Grey and ership. Apply to Gorla part time material white. Reward. Vicin­ & Education J a g u a r, Route 83, handler with experi­ ity Bolton Lake. 646- Vernon. ence as a fork lift oper­ SMART I PRIVATE PARTY 7921.______P A R T Tim e suited for ator. Hours are flexi­ moms or students over ble. We will work with FOUND-Husky-Shepherd PART TIME 18. Training, no Invest­ MANCHESTER | cross puppy. Female. HELP WANTED ments. S50 week realis­ you to come up with a Merchandise Ads Manchester. Call 528- tic. 742-5224 after 5pm reasonable schedule. 9341 days. PART Time Kitchen or 546-9732 anytime. We offer a clean, safe AREA I Aide. 7am-noon. For environment, competi­ Information call 633- tive wages, paid vaca­ BUSINESSES PERSONALS 6791 between 8-12. HELP WANTED tion and holidays and K E N N E L Helper needed profit sharing. Come in = will be advertising DR IVER Needed I Drive mornings and wee­ and see how a leading my 1987 Cadillac to kends In South Wlnd- EXPERIENCED Florist sor. 289-1509.______only. Excellent salary National electrical in this year’s | Florida by December 2. wholesale disbritutor For details call 646- and benefits. Send re­ 8132. Need repairs around the sume or apply In per­ operates. Please call PER son. No phone calls for an Interview. home? Coll on expert. please. Wllllmantic i You'll And the help you Flower & Gift Shop, s ^ CHRISTMAS DAY flood In Clossifled. 643- 525-3525 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... ANNOUNCEMENTS 1158 M a in S tre e t, EOC M/F ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days 2711. Wllllmantic. MANCHESTER AREA GIFT GIVINGGUIDE! S s * Additional Lines 50 all Installed with We cater to the renty need a full-time ment. Never a dull istered Nurse. Call 742- Stove and refrigerator Reoitv. 647-8895.0 Rossetto, "We're Sel- KAREN’S DAY CARE home owner. Winter Is Horol kends. Will train. room for advance.- MANCHESTER - LICENSED, quality and care - order processor. Previ­ moment. Insurance Apply Town 8, Country 8913 for oppllcotlon. to stay In each unit. BOLTON. A country spe- llng Houses" 646-2482.0 building or renovating. FREE ESTIMATES $aewglea4egi ous experience hel(>Tul and pension benefits. ment. Duties Include Located In Manches­ Rstonncw. Opanings for 1 Inf­ Jewelers, Marshall's stacking, reordering, FLOOR Porter-Mopper. clal. Everything you NEW Listing. 6-6 Duplex ant and 1 oMM aoaa2-4, full Uma. Call but not necessary. We Car. Send resume or Mall. Full time position ter. Call for other Infor­ want situated In a beau­ located In the upper Fully Inaund letter to Mr. Evans, sales. Apply Conyers mation. Being offered Haw part tima opanlnga alao. I Business 643-0053 offer competitive Hordwore, 646-5707. available for Individ­ tiful wooded setting. east side of town. Huge provlda bcoakfaat lunch and 6 4 3 -6 7 7 4 wages and a compre­ Hartford Despatch ual who enlovs work­ at $179,500. An excel­ Stately 4-5 bedroom 3 bedroom units In Residence 289-6209 Ca8S.R. BLANCHARD, Moving and Storage, Salea Ctotto aaO CASHIER for hardware lent buy. Realty World- inaoha. hensive benefits ing around elderly resi­ Federal Colonial fea­ excellent condition, PHONE: 647-0838 INC. at 2284006 P.O. Box 1271, East C a s M e r t store. Mondav-Friday. dents. No experience Frechette-Benolt. 646- tures and updated kit­ hardwood floors, mas­ package, Including Hartford, CT 06108 or Good pay. Benefits, 7709.______health, dental, tuition for modern health necessary. Excellent chen and a generous ter bedroom sitting visit us of 225 Prospect shop In large shop­ pleosant working con- benefits. Call or apply dining room. A unique area, separate gas ROOKKEEPINR/ • Roofing FLODRHID • •see assistance, profit shar­ 'dltlons. Apply Conyers MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ • Siding, Rso Rooma Street, East hartford. ping center. Interest­ In person to: South family sized home. heating systems, new INCDME TAX H A N D Y A 4 A N ing and stock pur­ 528-9S51. EOE. Hardware, 646-5707.' room Cape complete • Raplaeanwnt Doors a Windows FLOOR Sanding. Floors ing and professional Windsor Nursing Cen­ $174,900. Century-21 roof, aluminum siding. Home Improvement - chase options. Please ter, 1060 Main Street, with spacious 15'x24' Epstein Realty. 647- Call today for a conve­ • Skyllghta. Attic Fans like new. Specializing Pointing - Wall Papering - call us for an Interview, BOARD CLERK/ ' atmosphere unlike all m i TIME South Windsor. 289- flrplac^ living room. 8895.0______nient showing. $190's. BARBARA RAY • Raiiaira S Dsmolltlons In older floors, natural Tiling - Light Carpentry - other retail stores. 7771. ______14'x22' lower level re­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto, BOOKKEEPING * f5 % Sanlor CItIzan or stained. No waxing. Leaf Service ASStSTANT WAREHOUSE creation room and SUGAR and Spice... and John Verfallle. 646- 525-3525 Flexible hours. Ideal DRIVER NeededI Drive oh so nicel This 6 room “ We're Selling SERVICES DIaoount * Coll BARRY SCANLO N COM M/P SECRETARY Lboking for part time 9'x12' sun porch. 2 full Houses" 646-2482.0 Bookkeaplns for imall Fraa WrIttan Eatimataa 5750.______of 646-2411 for for young mothers my 1987 Cadillac -to baths, 2 car garage, 3 older Colonial Is lust estimofe 37.5 hours par weak. and retirees. Apply at work to pay for school Florida by December 2. delightful I Big spa­ OPEN House. Sunday 12- buiineint, Including payroll Quality arork baofcsd by a e e e e or raise your standard zone' heat, newer roof. and quarterly taxes. Customar SaUstaotlon CLERICAL-Retall. Im­ Soma flexibility with once to the manager For details call 646- $189,900. D.W. Fish cious rooms, formal 4, South Farms, Man­ Quarantss MI8GELLANEDU8 . mediate opening for of living? Hours are chester. 7 room Cape, 3 mWNES TREE s e r v ic e ' hours and work sche­ Diana. Reoitv. 643-1591.0 dining room, 2 full 649-3281 Call Now - Manchastor SERVICER full time position. Du­ dule. Excellent fringe flexible. We will work baths, remodeled kit­ bedroom (Master Bucket, truck 8 cMpper. ties Include general of­ ParkaAa Haallh 4 with you to come up BOLTON. Charming vet 19'x11'/i'). Large , klt- Stump removal. Fiee benefits. 2 evening chen with butler's pan- 6 4 S 4 2 5 9 ODD lobs. Trucking. fice work. Ideal posi­ Notritigq Center with a reasonable R88l Estat8 completely moder­ try, 2 enclosed chen/famlly room with CARPENTRY/ Home repairs. You oellmates. Spodal tion for person who meetings per month. Partada Sbagpieg schedule. We offer a nized 5 bedroom Victo­ porches, corner fire­ fireplace. Beautiful In- name It, we do It. Free coneMeratlon for eMofly enlovs meeting public. Contact: rian Farmhouse with place. Nice dry base­ ground pool. By REM0DELIN6 FARRAND and handlcappad. CMitf clean, safe environ­ approximately 2,800 estimates. Insured. 643- Will train .Competitive MMA W MidMm ment, competitive ment, 1 car garage, Owner. $210,000. Direc­ REMODELING 0304. 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 pay and benefits. Non­ Nathan Chealar IHDME8 square feet of living aluminum siding. All tions: Charter Oak to CARKNTRYA smoking company. Superintendent of wages, paid vacation area . Fleldstone fire- Highland Street to (kir- Room additions, decks, and holidays, and pro- FDR DALE this for $128,000. Call REMODEUm SERVICES South Windsor Office Schools placed living room, ex­ Quick I 647-8400. Jack- dener to Carriage to Compfata honw tspairs and re- roofing, aiding, windows tit sharing. Come In tra large dining room, modsllng. Wa spaolallza In bath­ and gutters. Backhoe and Trim m ed A Rem oved - RADON TESTING Supply, 289-6466. Covantry Public All real estate advectlsed In son & Jackson Real Harvest, right to 66 rooms and kttohsns. Small seals Foil A winter Claonup - WANTED Press Person. and see how a leading the Manchester Herald Is 11'x25' appllanced kit­ Estate. 647-8400.O Sunny Brook. 643-2249. bulldozer service available. Best time to teetl MOVERS, Drivers, Schools chen, den, music room, commarclal work. RsgMarad, In- Seotonad Firewood Packers. Right spot for Growing printing com­ National electrical sublect to the Fair Housing BRAND New llstingl ANDOVER. Just listed. aursd. ratarancaa. BOB FARRANDJR. Delivery AvolloMe- Reeeonable Ratas 78 Ripley Hill Rd. pany needs qualified Wholesale Distributor Act of 19M, which mokes It sun porch and huge Charming starter or Snow Piewine ambitious, active peo­ Illegal to advertise anv pref­ wrap around deck, 2 '/i Charming and comfor­ ____ A A M tSS______Ra4«R TasHag Saniea ple who can share our Coventry, CT 06238 „ person to run printing operates. Please call table 6 room older Investment home Bus. 848-801V for an Interview - 525- erence, limitation ordlscrlm- baths, 2 car garage. CALL S B S M 9 ^ 2 goal of providing aual- duplicators. Will be Inotlon based oo race, color, Colonial on East Cen­ across from lake and KITCHEN A BATH Rai. 647-8509 6 4 9 -6 3 7 2 willing to train. Excel­ Nice location, near Ity moving service. Ex­ 742-7317 3525 SOS M/F religion, sex or national Bolton Green. $199,900. ter Street. 3 bedrooms, close to elementary RENIODEUNG BaBBBasBBBBBBBaasaaBBaaa perience welcome, but lent wages and benef­ origin, or an Intention to walk up attic, alumi­ school. Features large Quality oraKamanahlp at EXPERIENCED Fork lift its. Call Prestige Prlnt- W ARM Acrylic pile pant D.W. Fish Realty. 643- PAMTIN6/ DEUVERING will provide full train­ moke onv such preference, 1591.0 ______num siding, updated enclosed porch. Of­ altordabla pricaa. Vlall our Rich farm loam, 5 fir9i8ERVIGE8 ing. Insurance and pen­ operators and laborers Ing. 203-646-6161. coat. Furrier hook limitation or discrimination. kitchen with pantry, fered at $110,000. Bar­ showroom or call lor Iraa PAPERIN6 sion benefits. Permon- for outside work. Be- CONSTRUCTION Labor­ closing. 16. $40. 649- The Herald will not know­ MANCHESTER. Re­ modern bath, center nett, Bowman 8, Tib­ asllmata. I yards, $75 plus tax. l» ‘ VWANTHi neflfs. Call 423-8417. 7609.______ingly accept any advertise­ duced for quick sale. bies, Better Homes and BH Magowan Jr and Sons Sand, gravel, horse ent lobs. Apply ers. Immediate open- ment which Is In violation of fireplace and lots Hartford Despatch G RAM PY'S Corner Store Ings. General MECHANIC. Great op­ Charming 7 room, 2 more! $139,000. Jack- (hardens. 633-3661. HoritagB KHcIm r A Painting and Decorat­ manure and decorative DRIVER NeededI Drive portunity, worth your the low.______bath, full dormered ing. Interior and exte­ stone. mv 1987 Codllloc to Moving & Storage. 225 has Immediate open­ contractor working all s o u t h e r n New Eng- son & Jackson Real COVENTRY. Brand new. Bath, I b c . Prospect Street, East ings for Coshler- time to Investigate. Ex- Cape In move In condi­ laz W. UIddIa Tpka., Msnchastar rior. Free estimate, Florida by December 2. phases of construction. land classifleld ads Estote. 647-8400J Cozy 3 bedroom Ranch 643-9504 For details call 646- Hartford. 528-9551. /Clerks. S6 per hour to Full time employment perlenced engine, tion. Extras Include, fully Insured. Call 872- aBBBSBBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB reach nearly 800,000 bav window In living BRIGHT and Cheerful I nestled In pines. Coun­ 648-5400 1778. 8132. EOE.______start. Liberal benefits, and benefits. Call 742- transmission, hvdrol- homes In Connecticut Wake up to a bright and try kitchen, 2 baths, flexible hours. Apply 5317 8:30-5pm. Ics. Coll 522-7291 Mr. room, skylights In up­ MECHANIC. Full time and Rhode Island. The stairs bedrooms, large sunny kitchen filled fireplaced living room. ^position. 2 and 4 cycle _ flt; GXfltnPV’S, 706 Main Jgffe.______price for a basic 25 with beautiful oak ca­ $147,900. Klernan Street, Manchester. deck and 2 out build­ experience. Must be i t S T U D E N T S * OCCASIONAL afternoon word ad Is only $55 and ings. $139,900. Sentry binetry! Thlsflne5plus Reoitv. 649-1147. able to work on own DATA Entrv-ClerJcal. P8ft Tins - EvshIris babysitter for 2 boys will appear In 43 news­ Reol Estote. 643-4060.Q room Cape Cod offers a MANCHESTER. Smart APARTMEirre mlAPARTRIEIITS and have complet e set Medical bllllnp office ages 9 and 4. Cam­ papers. For more In­ flexible open and airy FDRHENT NATIONAL new­ MANCHESTER. Abso­ Investors cholcel M0RT6A6E8 FORRBIT ^ I f o r r e n t of tools. Eckert's Lawn seeks full time person spaper concern has bridge/Hawthorne formation call Classi­ floor plan, 2-3 bed­ Newly renovated 3 • VERNON--Outatand- & Leisure, Coventry. for data entry and Street area. Must be lutely pristine, center Immediate openings fied, 643-2711 and ask rooms, newer modern family. 2 bedrooms MANCHESTER. Good lo­ ^TeSroomTbwnhous^ Ing condo (Ryofleld) 2 742-6103. clerical work. Ac­ very reliable. Referen­ for detalls.g______chlmlney Colonial. Ex­ both, fireplace, hard­ for ecutive area of town. each. Quiet dead end NO PAYMENTS cation. 2 bedroom Heat, wall to wall car­ bedroom fully appll­ counts reclevable and ces required. Please GOVERNMENT Homes wood floors plus a street. $224,900. Kler­ peting, all appliances, anced, much more. Re­ typing experience ORDER CLERKS call 647-9515 after 5pm. Recently redecorated, Up to 2 years. K lit your fi­ apartment-2nd floor, VERIFIERS from $1 (U repair). great yard for the gar­ nan Realty. 649-1147. - nancial difficulties goodbye. wall to wall carpeting, air conditioners, nice ferences, security. No U U N D R V helpful. Hourly wages, BABYSITTER wanted In lovely landscaping, dener. Priced to sell! ASSISTANT Delinquent tax prop­ large totally updated SOUTH Windsor. Great Avoid forscloeure, catch up appliances. No pets. locoflon. Call 649-5240. pets. *750 plus utiiniee. paid vacations and ho­ mv home on Green erty. Repossessions. $134,900. Jackson & on late payments such os first WASHMEN lidays. Please call 647- MANAGERS. kitchen with all ap­ potential! Spacious 3 Security and lease. MANCHESTER, i b^- e EAST HARTFORD - Road from 2:55pm to Call 805-687-6000 exten- Jackson Real Estate. bedroom brick Ranch or second mortgage or even $485. Call 643-1595. room apartment. $550 0328______Call Today pliances, Including Ca­ 647-8400.D______Newer 5 room, 3 bed­ Full and part time 4:30pm. Monday slon GH 9965.______on 2.6 acres In an area outstanding credit cord blllt. per month. Security room apertmorit, Move, SALES Position Bedding ★ 047-0948 Ar through Friday. $25 loric range, new coun­ Keep your home free ond MANCHESTER. Large 1 positions available COVENTRY. Good ter tops and new no BRIGHT and Cheerful! of fine antique homes. bedroom apartment, and references re- rofrlgarator, dleh Barn Is looking for self weekly. Call 6497702 NewsI Brandnewanda Wake up to a bright and $279,900. Klernan dear without liens and ot- aulred. Call 649^2M7. for weekend shift motivated people for DRIVERS and Wore- after 4:30. wax floor. $234,900. tochmenes. Bod credit or 3rd floor. Stove and washer, wall to wall car­ house men. Several op­ great pricel 3 bedroom Sentry Real Estate. 643- sunny kitchen filled RealtVj64W14^^^ late payment not o problem. refrigerator. Available MANCHESTEh. i bed- pet, 1st floor. No pels. at local nursing sales positions. Full enings available SPECIAL Education- Ranch In a pine grove. with beautiful oak ca­ and part time positions 4060.0 ______December 1. No pets. room, wall to wall car­ Roforoncos end aecur- care facility. *7.58 Immediately. Above Vocational Instructor. C.H.F.A. Qualified. binetry! ThIsfIneSplus OMDDMIlllUliS Swiss Conservative $425 per month plus peting, appliances, available. No expe-y .5 position available WHETHER you are room Cape Cod offersa Ity. *500 monthly plus per hour to start average hourly pav $147,900. Klernan thinking of buying a FDR SALE Group security and utilities. heat, air conditioning. utilities. rience required. We rate. Time ond Vi after for Coventry High Realty. 649-1147. flexible open and airy with excellent be­ will train. Promotions home or selling your Strano Real Estate. No pets. Clean. $620 • MANCMtBTER — 40 hours. Steady School's Vocational floor plan, 2-3 bed­ 2 Bedroom, 2 bath end 1-454-4404 or 647-7653. month. Occupancy 12- from within. Positions Skills Cross Catagorl- MANCHESTER. 3 family present home. Call us rooms, newer modern Outstanding 7 room, 3 nefits. Must be Mondav-Fridav work 4-4-4. Fabulous condi­ first, we are ready to unit. Offered $111,900. 1-454-1336 EAST Hartford. 1 bed- 1-87. 647-9137. are hourly plus com­ schedule. Paid Insu­ cal Self Contained pro­ both, fireplace, hard­ bedroom epgrtmont In over 18. Contact mission with a full be­ gram. Special Educa­ tion In quiet west side help! We are a full Call Trinity Real Est­ room. $435 monthly OiSSTONBURYTSopeTs AA zone. All new wall to rance, vacation and neighborhood. Good wood floors plus a ate. 289-2646. or 4 bedrooms, 1 car Steven Kegler at nefit package. Open-' holidays. Interviews at tion or Vocational service organization, great yard for the gar- plus utilities. On bus well carpoUfW- Bentley In g s a va ila b le In certificate required. Investment. $224,900. ready to meet all of line. 568-1054. garage, gas hoof, cel­ 647-9191. Manchester Tobacco 8, Klernan Realty. 649- • dener. Priced to sell! lar. Excellent condi­ School dlatrm No pMs. several stores through­ Candy Company, 299 I Experience preferred. your real estate needs. $134,900. Jackson 8, LDT8/LAND AVAILABLE December Referancoe and aaour- out the state. Pleasant Competitive salary 1147.______USiR Realty. 643-2692.0 1.1 bedroom, heat, hot tion. 633-4728 evenings Green Road, Manches- Jackson Real Estate. FDR SALE Rsntals and weekends.______Ity. *750 mpalhly plus working conditions. ter. See Mr. and benefits. For appli­ MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ MANCHESTER. Exciting 647-8400x1 water, appliances. No utilities. iw Call 667-2232 for an Schoenfeld. > cation call Pupil and room Cape with fin­ new 7 room Victorian pets. Security. 646-2970. MANCHESTER. Avolla- CASHIERS. Weekends, Interview. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ ANDOVER. Lovely ble Janurary 1st. Com­ e MANCNISTtR — Ex­ evenings, days, house­ RESTAURANT. FooB Staff Support Depart- ished Recreation room Farmhouse, 3 spacious room Townhouse Con­ wooded lot high on hill. 6 Room Duplex with gar­ cellent 316 aiom apart­ wives, high school stu- ment at 742-8913. In basement. Fire- bedrooms, fantastic Rolling to 108 foot fron­ age. Adults pretarred. pletely renovated W CARPENTERS. Interior Servers, Barbacks, placed living room. front porch, 2Vi baths, 2 dominium. Appllanced Duplex. 6 rooms, 3 ment, stove |8$rlgeratof. denfs, seniors, make celling and dry wall. Cocktail Persons, Hos- AUTO Polish and detail kitchen, living room tage on pond. 2.2 acres. FOR RENT References and secur­ bedroom, 1W boths, No pMs. RUHpaneis nd your own hours. Call t/Hostess, Banquet person. Full and part $124,900. Strano Real car attached gorage, $75,000. Klernan ity. No pets. $500 plus Immediate openings. Estate. 647-7653.0 large rooms, spectacu­ and sliders from dining appllanced kitchen, security. *MD'monthly 2WG432 onytlme. General contractor Servers, Dishwashers time. Immediate open­ area to deck and pri­ Realty. 649-1147. MANCHESTER. Central utilities. 649-1423 or 646- laundry hook-up, wall plus utllf' ings In new, used and VERNON. Stately 8 room lar ntoster bedroom location, kitchen and 5905. ASSISTANT Managers working all phases of and Buspersons. Full with lacuzzi, open floor vate yard, IVi baths. to wall carpeting, park­ bx for convenience store- construction. Full time and part time. Apply: service departments of Ranch. Great family An excellont home to Wishing will not sell any­ parking privileges. $70 MANCHESTER. Avolla- AI auto dealership. Apply home and neighbor­ plan, 12'x16' deck. thing ... a low-cost od In weekly.. Security and ing, convenient loca­ gas station. No expe­ employment and be­ The Gallery, 141 New Century-21 Epstein get started In. $109,900. ble Immediately. 3 bed­ tion. $700 per month rience required. Call nefits. Call 742-5317, London Turnpike, to Gorla Jaguar, Route hood. $169,900. Strano D.W. Fish Realty. 643- Classified will. Why not references. 649-9227 or room apartment. $650 Real Estate. 647-7653.0 jlealtv. 647-8895.0 plus utilities. Security. 6 4 6 4 6 6 3 289-3432 onytlme. 8:38-Spm. Glastonbury. 659-2656. 83, Vernon. 15/I.q place one todayl 643-2711. 649-4248. plus utilities. 649-8365. 649-7086. lUHIUL." ' CARR Young Set K I T ‘N’ C A R L Y L E ®by Lorry W right APAimiEIITS PETS AND CARS ICRRO ■WiOyLAI AueTiON FOR RENT SUPPLIES FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE ■ Y THB TOWN OF M AN CH BITB R ftnhmiilu ftVFtlen *0 be held PUREBRED Siamese kit­ l»87otl0;1$o.m., BDT. offhe Mon- MANCHESTER. 6 rooms CHEVY Novo 1975. 84K FORD LTD 1975 Station ten, IB weeks, fenuile, S5g*y. Deportment f^ ea, 21* Middit Tumpika In a chormlno newly miles. 4 door, 6 cy­ W a g o n . $400. T e le ­ shots, $125. C all 649- TAKE A LOOK S w **** “ "**“ '"**^ mareno^ redecorated Duplex on linder, automatic phone 646-5910, 2299. <______0 quiet dead end street. transmission, some anytim e. marchpMIsajlatad balow thouW ba moda wllh Includes aarage. S72S F O R Sale HIm alaylan kit­ rust, snow tires. Runs. ppllca paportwiant. No claim mode eftar CITATION 1990. V6, high Us* occtpftd. All M itt QFB flfMl ond fpr cosli. No plus utilities. No pets. tens. With or without $250,649-1009. *7295 miles, runs good, new hifiiraYn't* na*^ "ftld e s for aole mov be mode M3-SM3. papers. Starting $240. starter, needs work. "g f l$i$9°-ni. on the dev of the aole. SERVING AMERICA Call Kathy after TIM TovFii rosofvoM Itt# riofit to roinovo Oroni tiM seis. or S a / f Y o u r C a r ‘ 5695 Drive It home. $300 or FRO M TH E 5:30pm 220-4143. eTlha ^ * **^ * ^ ” ^**” *** *•'"***• ^ * " ^ ^ 83 RX7aikor.aiK *6795 best offer. 649-3579 of- BEGINNING! ter 6pm.______SSS!!!L^L^i?^*9%*^f*^"«>«flfsmaferaaiaaraavall- ' I MISCELLANEOUS n s 84 M ^ a RX7 ,g g g g CHRYSLER LoBoron 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 GLASTONBURY. 4 room (for SALE 4 Lin es — 10 D ays 1982. A/C, A M - F M TO m a r i m m . bw! cassette, cruise, tilt, ITS A SURE THING! Ranch, aoroge, V h 50$ charge each addi­ ' 1 ..W 1 ■ SAVE new muffler system, baths, large yard. SfOO TEE ShirtTronsferTAp- tional line, per day. You M lffv 1 ao 1 ■ warranty. $3495. Coll m onthly. Coll 633-3177. proxlmately 3000, also - S e o z ______1______J0 _ 1 i can cancel at any time. 84 Mazda QLC 647-0709. ANDOVER for rent. Gen­ 50 to 100k num erals and 4 Auto. MK *5499 1 i M m i l l e JRdi 1 1 letters for shirts, caps, SORRY. 1 iM m OM ln 4 Raartad Colon tleman or quiet couple JianrlfM tFr Hrralft etc. Best offer. 649-3642 82 R J ^ S L preferred to rent farm­ NO REFUNDS OR CHEVY Malibu 1965. 1 • r — * « ______1______I offer 5:30pm.o house. Large Master ADJUSTMENTS 40.000 m lle s i needs J.C. runny______1 u » c HEALTH Club Member­ body w ork. (Sood en­ ! * * « * » ______1 H 1 a bedroom, eat In kit­ CALL HERALD chen, living room. SS50 ship for sale. Lifetime *3700 gine. $400. COIP646-5938 ______1______M 1 • ^"iSftnNSyON**'^ moko* Wont Ads excluding heotond util­ membership to Court offer 6pm. 1 Itante H/C 1 1 CONNRC11CIIT ^ODlg like you 84 Chov Caprice ^ . q - ities. 1 months rent and House One, Manches­ CLASSIFIED Wgn.. ve Ak *0495 P O N T IA C 1983 2000 type 0 OoluibU 1 M 1 • NOTICE OF RRCRIPT OP Who rood and use the security deposit. Ask ter for $100 regularly rare. Needs motor. 1 Hondo N/C m w 1 t $200. C all Anita at 643- 87 Line Continental. ncH 1 *.5sve‘ tfssr.?s5c'!sa.^ fo r M ark. 647-9144. 643-2711 A sking $500. 649-3220. 1 ■ ANOOPBRATINOFEEMIT ' 2711.______LowMatt $ A V E rt»o tolrlt 1 H PONTIAC sunbird 1979. 4 • 1987 by NCA. me 1 ■ The A ir CemoUanca Unit, of flhJwnd 1 H INVITATION TO DID IRTOREAND 2 Couches $50 and $25, 2 85 Nissan stanza speed, new tires, sun­ 1 • tho Dapartmant of Envlren- easy chairs $35, T.V. roof, reliable, Ideol 2nd I J*SBZ ______1 a< 1 • mantal Protactlen hereby The Monchaatar Public 4* *6495 ** Scftoela aelldte Mda for T Y ­ (office SPACE Save money on cleaning j 30 glvaa nattca at Ifta rscalpt $20, reflgerator$50.649- SCRANTON cor. $500. 455-9781. 5- PROLONG TH E life of cot - a s t t ____ ^______L ______1 ■ at PEWRITERS for Mw 1*87- products by using ammo­ 1 TalihB n /C \ 1 ‘ gpollcatlon by Tht lo lf 3663.______66 Line. Town Car 9pm .□______A simple, button-front flowers In your home by l«{N school year. Saolod blda EXCELLEmn^OCOtiotT. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SAVE nia, diluted to the strength OolMblo 1 Cem ponv o f N ow lnoton fo r o HEAT Exchanger for sh’.'td-ess or pantsuit is snipping stems of on an­ 34 1 c pwmKteconatructandopgr- will ba racalyad until Dacam- 500 square feet and up. 87 DODGE DAKOTA PU PLYMOUTH Volore eaa> -t<'-'^ew for the -•nck- recommended on the bot­ IRkoro t 36 1 a bar 1, 1*87, 2:00 P.M ., at. fireplace, $50. Artifi­ 80 Ford Fiesta gle. This provides more ote g 400TFH atghalt plantat which ttma they w ill ba pub­ Store and offices from t Iona. ON Mia toyM w a g o n 1977. A u t o ­ to-schoo', set. In shrr: or tle, for washing walls and 1 30 \ a $47 N o rth M o ln S tra * , Mtan- cial Christmas tree, $5. luparMaMiiMiBiiaMWflnanBifiM *2295 stem surface to absorb licly opanad. The right It ra- $200 0 month. 647-9223 windows. Bring extra mo­ Roftt w n 1 30 chaater, Connadlcut. Twin bed and mattress, matic, power starring, lonp sleuve-. the water. Prolong the life l ' a tarvad to ralact any and all o r 649-5334.______87 DODGE 4x4auiiM 84 Mazda Pickup *4500 No. 813- with I’hoto- ney into your home by i W f r 1 34 1 G Tha application mov be ox- $20,649-2323 high mileage, 1 owner. of good, but unused Items omlnad In Iftg Ottlco of Ilia Ol- Mda. Spaclflcollent and bid Well maintained, runs Guide is in Sizes 4 t<> 12 selling no-longer-needed t n w » W t « i ______1 30 1 a forma may bo aacurad at ttio MANCHESTER. Prime HMl Sae^ Fwoy. Fewy *16^995 84 Toyota O lic a In your home by selling rector. Perm it Section, State downtown protest well, some rust. $950 or years. Size 6, dress. 1 \ Items with a low-cost od In ik rffr 1 30 1 a O ttlea E u lld liig , 145 C a p it o l. Bualnaaa Offlca, 45 North 87 DODGE RAM90P.U. AT. AC. rs. Kk *8900 them for cosh with a School Straot, Manchoater, yards 45-inch; topper. 1’ ? Classified. 643-2711. iRtlt 1 3P a Avenue, Hartford, Connac- slonal office coni^oml- ENDROLL8 ai>imieiiiiaio *8,898 good. $700. Best offer. owner. $2400 or best mantaora returned In good condition within fourteen (14) Manchoater, CT. The dapoalt will bo refunded If tho Docu­ A sking $100. C all 742- 86 DODGE CHARGER 649-7190. offer. Coll 649-9616 af- doyt attar receipt of Blda, for thoaa controctera lubmlt- ment* ore returned In good cendlllon within fourteen (14) and collectibles. Pot­ »>«»»* doya otter receipt of Blda, for thou contractor* aubmlt- 9918 evenlngs.o tery, baskets, folk art, Aalft Saav OmS. ter 5pm. Keep trying. tlno o Bid and within tavan (7) doya of data of Itauonca of MX ml *6,798 1905 PLYM OUTH Reliant Bidding Documanta to thoaa General Controctora not In- Btfwmiloro tlnd o Eld and within aovon (7)dav*ofd^ of laauonceof M O D E R N • TOOT SOTO, preserves and more. SE, Loaded. $3m or Slddlng Document* to ttioae Oenorol (tentraclor* not In­ as MUSTANG axmi *4,996 tandlno to aubmlt o Bid. NoiKompllonca with the above CRolo *6itOi pole yellow with subtle best offer. 6434)093 af­ TODAY IS a good day to will raault In forteltura of the dapoalt. ly in g to aubmlt a Eld. Nony c rrl.a t - a»aoti«i a r t dll bp nmlMd to one (1) aef ofOveumant*. ..day, 7-9pm,. ($3 emoakimtOr. AT. Ak. TM. seats, new tires. V8. quick call to 643-2711 will 7. Record coplae of the Bidding Documanta will ba on file at W kU r sound aaitnix TV/STEREO/ jM m m r m o M w I r. ' ReieOrd coM*4 of ttie Bidding (>ecUhiHit* will be on flle o t 9 3 , admission). $500. 742-6537. out your od In print. the Gonarol Sarvlcea Office, Municipal Building, Mon- i«t «r « n* r y ^ ^ mutr m«. - c.x. cxr chatter, CT; of the omca of The Lawrence Aatoclotet; at hw Oenm l ServicM Office. M uM cIdM Bulldliio. Man- 83 MUSTANG roM k. ttio F. W. Dodge Corporation, M Tower Lone, Avon, CT; Kw Mlr» W m l O e m cheater, CT; of thewffica of 31ie Lawrence Aaieclatea; of WANTED TO WlA«IAAIr.ariUa and Brown'f Lattara, Inc., 43 Proapact Street, Woter- m m - llO kkkl the F. W,.DedeeCgrperallen,2eTew* Lone, Avon, CT; HOTPOINT Refrigera­ ftoawoftimmri *4,996 burv, CT. end Brewm'a Latter*, Inc., 53 Proapact Streel, Woter- tor, 12 cubic feet. $50. BUY/TRAOE OitatronICR » y f O muwoI t t bury, CT. S3 LeBARON 4 nr. I. Each Bid mutt ba accompanied by o bid aacurlty povobla Dl— nd » 1> O ta n w l Col1646-4539,6-9pm and AMm Ak, ymr mml , . C L Y to tbo Town of Monchaatar In the amount of five percent I. EortBldmuatbeaccempanladbyaMdaocurllypavoMe oil day Saturday. I omrMKoCAaraM *4,996 w.unic - aoikxki__a _ fotha Town of Manchoater In the amount of five porcent OLD and new furniture, (S%) of the Bid Sum In the form of o Bid Bond from o aur- l»o» l» e - H Oikin.1 (5%) of the Eld Sum In the form of o Eld Eondfrom oaur- REFRIGERATOR West- household Items and BRAND NEW 1988 BERETTA aty company outhorlted to do butinatt In the State of Connecticut, guoronlaalna tha Bid for o period of sixty r»o» 2m - I t oikiMi a ety company authorized to do bualnoa* In the State ot Inghouse. 25 cubic taet. glassware. Will pay 875-3311 (40) doya. Upon award at the Contract tor Conatructlon, Wtv-yar - i> Paw l Connocticut, euaranteoing tho BW for o porled of aixty § Side by side, copper cash. 6464496. SPORT COUPE (40) day*. Upon award of the Contract for Conatructlon, 2.0 Liter Engiiw With Bid aacurity tholl ba returned to Ihota whota Blda ware sututor ikW tone, frost free. $150 or not accepted, and the amount of bid aacurltv tholl ba Eld securltv aholl bo roturnod to ttieao wbote lid s were Elactranic Fuel ln)sc- . C tfs ta ic » U tu o o f Hon best offer. 646-3850. forfaltad to ttia Owner If tha Bidder, otter balno notiflad not accepted, and the amount of bid aacurltv aholl bo CARS tion, S Speed Tran*., _O Br6w ic t t s t m o t U t U o C t r l fla tte d to tho Owner If the Bidder, otter belna notified CLYDE AM/FM Stareo, Dual, of tal action for Iho award of o contract for the Work, follt to fumlah tbo required bonds and enter Into o Contract OttiRde SUtUE of Dali of aotectlon for Iho award of a contract for the Work, toll* FOR SALE CHEVROLBT-gUICK, INC. Sport Mirrora, Cloth to fumlah the ragulrod bond* and enter Into a Contract lor Construction within ten (10) doya otter notlflcotlon. OtfAtaic - M i a m t t U t u o FUaOIL/GOAL/ ROUTE S3, VERNON Bucket Saata With 2 6 3 7 for Construction wllhin ten (10) dovs otter notification. Coniola, Deluxe Wheal *. The Iuccaetful Bidder, oa declared by the Owner, tholl ba CoroEdc »gpovG t u t u o raoulrad to fumlah o Parformonca Bond and Labor and *. The tuccsssfulBlddor. OS declared by tho Owner, shall bo se Canhky oooro •6195 Covari, Gaga Pkg. With Easy-to-make pompons CorOtaiC tOEECOBE rtquired to furnish o Pertormonce Bond and Labor and Tachoiiwtar, All Saaion Material Payment Bond In on amount not lata than 100% C o r iiilc Moueo Wouoo Pltam as CaraWariMo •4406 make these soft pets for of tha Contract Sum. Material Payment Bend In on amount not lest than 100% BEST OFFER Tirek, Sport Suapantian. N^/m Itadio of the Contract Sum. asCharaWaiai. •4996 Tinted data. Rear Oaf., small hands to hold and 10. Tha Owner tholl hove tha rlpht to ralact any or oil Blda -S»g* s l •JMAK ^ lo t CR—gtto flo v r 09 "RREWOOb A E aSOanlufyaar. *WW> Gorgaouk Bright Rad. cuddle. and In particular to ralact o Bid not occomponlad by any H n o o o n ic 10. The Own* tholl hovo Hw rlaht to relect any or oil Bid* •40 par ears. S ft. lenePn, FOR PARTS Utftt riKtum and In portlcul* to relect o lid net accompanied by any 8SBonna«Sla4*. Slk.llB1W No. 2687 h u full direc­ rgoulrad bid aacurltv or data raoulrad by the Blddlno gieenk daftwa* 4 ooid tions for rabbit, monkey, Documanta or o Bid In any way Incomplata or Irregular. required bid aecurlty or dote required by tha Bidding mMmum. MC/VI8A • 1972 Audi 100LS as Regal 44r. Document* or o Eld In any way Incomplete or irregular. owl and panda. Tha Owner tholl hove tho right to waive any Informolltv Holy Dlblo « K in o ; * NtaTBtan or Irregularity In any Bid racalvad. The Own* tholl hove the right te waive any Informality • 1978 Audi Fox 84 OMi Clara 4*. •7796 CADILLAC VOLVO CBrponUr*o P a n t i ond tioolo or lrre o u l* lty In any Eld recMved. " t a S B r * 18 srisr, m W MLMC In aMh 84 Camaro oooaa •8406 II. The Town of Manchoater It on equal opportunity am- _ m m m t o ^ Coottto Movor a 1978 Fist 128 881 tar sastagi aae ployar, and raoulrat on attirmativa action policy for oil II. The Town of Monchoat* la on equal opportunity em­ S3040H • 1987 Chevotto 84 Ponaae Trana Am •ia796 ISarCAOlUACSCOANDfVIU : of Its Contractors and Vsndoraoaa condition of doing bu- COEROtU M r VT OhknoMt ployer, and reairirea on attirmativa action policy for oil SB Ohm. Astra vao • ia i9 6 -*9»«mAkc>i.r»«,uim4iM alnaaa with tha Town, at par Fadarol O rd * 11244. Bvtlgn- of It* Contractor* and Vendora o* o condition of doing bu- FiREWOOD.'seao • Ford Hstbed WBfon. 4 OwfWta*. RS. PM. tlneat with the Town, at p * Pederal O rd * 11244. By tlgn- e w m i i * Ok.. ^war WMomb S SiBW, WMli. AC fiSSSiSir Ing the Bid Form for this Bid, oil vandortond controctora 043-11 foot lengths. $65 per SB (Xisry Capiles 4 *. •8496 Vta WIiMk, Ukm M.. IM . Ing tti# Bid Form ter thla tad, all vondortond contractor* • Dstsun Pick Up tttSlktt:tlAMrhat ograa to tbit condition of doing bualnaaa with Iho Town cord delivered. Call aa N oras*. •8496 Moat SMOOlWee. Nt>ier^ft.v.itsia . and ahould tbo Town chooaa to audit tboir cempllanca, o * e o to Ihl* condition of doing butinatt with the Town 649-2524.______M a t ftaaM, AtSrati >1* ZIP the vondor ogroea to coeoanita fully. and ahould the Town choote te audit ttieir comotlance, Som e In g ood ehspe — 88 Camara Z » •13,005 CSSS aaS s a lt ftB M r. the vend* a*ea* to cooper^ fully. y ROBERT B. WEISS, G E N E R A L MtANAGER WANT ADS o re the This Is a good tim e to find What makes Want Ads 87 Spaelrum 4 * . •8406 staaatssjsM friendly way of finding a o cosh buyer for that ROBERT B. WEISS, G E N E R A L M ANAG ER M i k i M l o N m H TOWN BUILDING COMMITTEE work? People like you S7CharoNa2*. •5406 MUNICIPAL BUILDING cosh buyer for applian­ typewriter no one uses. TOWN BUILDING COMMITTEE n V n e CHEVROLET MUNICIPAL BUILDING who read and use the 372.91 1 1 fw *iS & 2y5Uiffg5S 41 CEN TER STREET ces, musical Instruments, Use a low

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Bv The Associated Press struggling to get back up there.” Johnson has a unique look Folcona at Vikings: ’Tommy Kra­ When the Cleveland Browns NFL Roundup mer starts at quarterback against a enter the Astrodome in Houston Falcons’ defense ranked last in the Sunday for their AFC Central NFL. Minnesota has won two in a Division showdown, quarterback Chargara at Saabaartco: The Sea- row and stands 54, two games back at the Yale-Harvard game Bemie Kosar expects the Oilers to hawks, 6-3, are one touchdown of the Bears in the NFC Central. chase him through the runway. favorites to close the gap on San Atlanta is 2-7. defense, yieldingan Ivy League low “ They blitz you coming off the Diego, 8-1, in the AFC West. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Wayne that rarely is on the line in these Bills at Jots: ’The Jets have won 12.3 points per game and holding bus,” Kosar says. After going 4-12 in 1986 and losing Johnson Jr. has a unique perspec­ games any longer. The teams have their last six games against Seattle, seven in a row against Buffalo records of 7-2 and 5-1 in the league. league opponents to just 79.5 yards ’The Browns and Oilers are tied dating back to 1983, and they need to tive on one of the nation’s oldest for the division lead with 6-3 the Chargers may be ready to break college football' rivalries, the Harvard’s only Ivy loss wasagainst rushing per game. make it eight to remain t l ^ for the But while Harvard’s defense records. through, Seahawks Coach Chuck Harvard-Yale game which, for a Cornell six weeks ago, and Yale lost Knox says. ’Ilie Chargers have won AFC East lead. ’The Jets won a 31-28 its only league game to Brown in the against the run is best in the league, Kosar was sacked five times, season opener against Buffalo, 4-5. change, will decide the Ivy League intercepted three times and held to eight in a row. season opener. its defense against the pass ranks at ’The Jets have won two in a row, championship this year. a total of 352 yards passing in a pair The Chargers have clinched their Only twice since the Ivy League the bottom and Yale’s passing and running back Freeman McNeil Johnson, a 65-year-old Wall of three-point victories over Hous­ first winning season in five years. was formalized in 1956 have Har­ game happens to be its main is coming off a 184-yard game in Street stockbroker, is the only man ton last season. He sat out Hous­ 48ars at Buceonoars: ’The matchup vard and Yale played for the title. strength. last Sunday’ s 16-9 victory over to have lettered In football at both ton’s 15-10 victory in Cleveland on features the NFC’s two top-rated In 1974, Harvard won 21-16 to ruin Senior quarterback Kelly Ryan Kansas City. ’That was the second- schools, the result of World War II. Oct. 11 because of the players’ passers in Joe Montana of San an unbeaten season for Yale and broke his own single-season pass­ best rushing effort of McNeil’s He played fullback for Harvard in strike. Francisco, No. 1 with a 96.3 rating, gain a share of the championship. ing record in last week’s 34-19 career. 1942, but, after enlisting in the “ ’The Oilers have given me the and Steve DeBerg of Tampa Bay at In 1968, both teams entered the Marines, he found himself assigned victory over Princeton. He needs most pnrtilems so far,” said Kosar, 93 3 Olants at Salntt: New Orleans is game undefeated and stayed that just 71 yards to become the first to officer-candidate training at third in the conference in passing The 49ers, 7-2, lead the NFC West 6-3 and chasing San Francisco in way as Harvard scored 16 points in Yale quarterback to throw for more Yale in 1943. AP photo efficiency with a 93.6 rating. "Their by one game over New Orleans but the NFC West. The Giants are 3-6. the final 42 seconds to'gain a 29-29 " I ’m a Harvard man first, last than 2,000 yards in a season. defensive backs cover very well lost last Sunday to the Saints on a Saints Coach Jim Mora doesn’t tie. Jockey Chris McCarron, aboard Aly- and always. I was a Harvard man "Each time you go against a nd they put a lot of pressure on you Morten Andersen field goal. That want that to fool his players. "That’s why Carm (Yale coach sheba, is ied back to the stabie at AP photo by choice and a Yale man by Harvard it really means a lot.... It’s with the blitz.” stopped a seven-game San Fran­ “ These are the same people who Carmen Cozza) and I have gray Hoilywood Park as trainer Jack Van Smiling Don Zimmer (left) Is welcomed accident, an accident of war,” he such a big. rich tradition. This year Sunday’s schedule also has India­ cisco winning streak. won the world championship,” said. hair,” said Harvard coach Joe it’s even more special,” Ryan said. Berg, background, follows. Alysheba Is The 49ers are first in the N FL in as the Chicago Cubs' manager by Jim napolis at New England, San Diego Mora said. "And we still have Johnson was scheduled to play Restic. “ I haven’ t thought about anything at Seattle, San Francisco at Tampa offense with a 382-yard averageand beaten only two teams with winning ’This year. Harvard has a four- entered in today’s $3 million Breeders’ Frey, the National League team’s five games for Yale, but he was else this week except beating Bay, Detroit at Chicago, Miami at also lead the league in passing records with our regulars.” game unbeaten streak in the Cup Classic. d ir^ o ro f baseball operations, Friday at injured in a tackle alter two plays. Harvard.” Dallas, Atlanta at Minnesota, Buf­ yards at 245. Tampa Bay, on the Quarterback P h il' Simms, out league, interrupted two weeks ago He was paralyzed from the neck Yale has won five straight games falo at the New York Jets, Denver other hand, has 31 sacks. with a knee injury, may play for the a news conference. by a non-league loss to unbeaten down with a fractured neck but since the worst loss in school at the Los Angeles Raiders. Green Dolphins at Cowboys: Despite an Giants but Jeff Rutledge will start. Division I-AA power Holy Cross. recovered without surgery. He history, a 62-10 drubbing by Div­ Bay at Kansas City, Pittsburgh at off-season, Dallas, 5-4, is second in Linebacker Lawrence Taylor, “ We didn’t know what to expect, Alysheba tops received his Yale letter in De­ ision I-A Hawaii. Cincinnati, St. Louis at Philadel­ the NFC East, two games back of slowed by a hamstring pull, is now we’re 7-2 with a shot at the Zimmer named cember 1943. phia and the New York Giants at Washington, while'the Dolphins are questionable. "One has to experience it to know ■ league title,” Restic said. "This is “ After we came back from 4-5. Recent matchups of these two Hawaii, we won an exciting game New Orleans. what it really means,” Johnson my 17th year at Harvard and Breeder’s Cup In the Monday night game, the clubs have meant more in terms of Packers at Chiefs: Green Bay and against William ft Mary and I said of the rivalry. "It wasa terrific there’s no doubt that this has been Washington Redskins play host to division standings, but there still is Kansas City have just four victories began to notice a quiet confidence Cubs’ manager moment. The play so intense.” my most rewarding year ... This is a matter of pride. between them, and Packers (?oach starting to develop in each of our By Ed Schuyler Jr. the Los Angeles Rams. Yale is favored by one point to like an impossible dream.” The Associated Press , The Oilers have not played a “ Both of us are suffering from Forrest Gregg says it’s a matter of players.” Cozza said. Bv W illiam C. HIdlay win the Ivy championship, a title ’The Crimson depend on a strong meaningful division game at this being on top too long,” Dallas inexperience.. The Associated Press INGLEWOOD. Calif. — Equine stars get a chance to stage of the season since 1980, when Coach Tom Landry said. "You “ \^at we’re doing is typical of a shine in this land of glitter Saturday when the $10 they made the playoffs for the third don’t get those good draft choices team heavily laden with rookies CHICAGO — Don Zimmer and Jim Frey are together Nos. 1 and 1-A to meet In Lincoln million Breeders Cup races are contested at Hollywood straight year. In tiie following five v^en you are on top. We’re both Gregg said. with the Chicago Cubs again, reuniting a team that Park. years, the Oilers lost'more games brought a title to Wrigley Field for the first time In Bv Herschel NIssenson can) at North Carolina State. Alysheba and Ferdinand, the 1987 and 1986 Kentucky than any other N FL team. Last nearly four decades in 1984. The Associated Press Wyoming (Holiday) at Texas-El Derby winners, respectively, will clash in the $3 million year, the Oilers finished 5-11, but Zimmer, who coached under Manager Frey in 1984 Paso, Utah at Brigham Young (All Oassic. the richest of the seven races. A victory could they won four of their last seven when the team won the National League East, was NCAA FootbaD Until this week, Oklahoma was American) and Air Force (Free­ make either Horse of the Year. games. hired as the Cubs manager Friday, this time to work ranked No. 1 and Nebraska No. 2 all dom) at Hawaii under the lights. Skywalker, the 1986 Classic winner, who is recovered “ We knew we were much im­ under General Manager Frey. season. When they meet Saturday plays host to West Virginia. ’The For the first time since 1967, from injury and back from a season at stud, will defend proved last year, but it was hard to The Cubs finished last in the NL East this season, and in Lincoln, Neb., they will be more Orangemen won’t know their Sugar neither Ohio State nor Michigan his title and make the race a father-son battle. sell that,” Oilers Coach Jerry both Manager Gene Michael and General Manager like 1 and 1-A, according to Kansas Bowl opponent until Friday when (Hall of Fame Bowl) is in the Top Michael Whittingham trains Skywalker, and his Glanville said. “ When you’re not Dallas Green resigned. State Coach Stan Parrish. No. 10 Auburn and No. 17 Alabama ’Twenty for their meeting in Ann 74-year-old Hall of Fame father. Charlie, trains winning, the bottom line is nobody Frey, who had gone into the Cubs broadcast booth, BRING IT " I don’t know who’s going to win meet in Birmingham. Both are idle Arbor. Ohio State’s Earle Bruce is a Ferdinand. believes it.” was hired as director of baseball operations last week. and I ’ve seen them both like no Saturday. lame duck coach, having been fired Groovy will try to win the Sprint for his seventh Coits at Patriots: Indianapolis, 5-4, Zimmer, who has past managerial experience at San other coach has seen them — Notre Dame, the No. 7 team and on Monday. victory in as many races this year and keep alive his is tied for first place in the AFC? Diego, Boston and Texas, wasa coach for the NL West East with the Jets. There is an back-to-back on the field.” says headed for the Cotton Bowl, visits UCLA is favored to beat Southern chances for Horse of the Year. champion San Francisco Giants last season. Once again there will be a strong contingent of excitement building among the Parrish, whose team lost 59-10 to defending national champion Penn (^1, which must win to go to the “ I think this ball club has got to be picked up a little foreign-based runners, including ’Trempolino, winner Colts, who lost their first 13 games Oklahoma on Oct. 17 and 56-3 to State, which dropped out of the Top Rose Bowl. It is the 19th time the bit," Zimmer said. "When I walk into Wrigley Field, I of the Prix de I'Arc de Triomphe in France. last season before Ron Meyer took Nebraska a week later. Twenty this week. No. 16 Texas Rose Bowl has been at stake for want to have fun and I want Hie players to have fun." Trempolino will race in the $2 million Turf, the race over as coach. "T h ey’re both great teams. AftM, the Southwest (inference both teams and the 33rd time for Zinnmer, 56, and Frey not only grew up and played in which 1986 Arc winner Dancing Brave finished “ You can’t imagine how bad it There are going to be some co-leader, is at Texas Christian one or the other. American Le^on ball together in Cincinnati, but they while Texas plays host to Baylor. fourth in last year at Santa Anita. was last year,” Colts quarterback Score with the SHialers collisions on the field when they "This is THE championship also worked together leading the Cubs to the National Besides Oklahoma-Nebraska. Of course, a race gathering of the natureof the fourth Gary Hogeboom said. “ You’d come meet — off the Richter scale. Our game, and that’s how it’s always andSportsChannel League East title in 1984. The Cubs had not won a title of the only game pairing members of annual Breeders Cup, which will televised by NBC in and work, and you wouldn’t want conference is going to have the supposed to be when USC and any sort since they captured the NL pennant in 1945. the Associated Press Top Twenty from 11 a m. to 3 p.m. PST, has to be rich in human to be here. It was terrible, and now all season long national championship come out of UCLA play each other,” Southern The two men then were fired on the same day in 1986. finds eighth-ranked aemson (Flor­ interest. it’s totally the opposite. Everyb­ "The childhood thing is kind of a nice romantic the Orange Bowl." Cal Coach Larry Smith says. “ A lot The Big Eight champion is the ida Citrus Bowl vs. Penn State) at Charlie Whittingham will start a total of nine horses ody’s excited.” Get the best seat in the house story," Frey said, "hut it doesn’t have a heckuva lot to of eyes will be on us.” host team in the Orange Bowl and No. 12 South Carolina (Gator Bowl in five races in a bid for his first Breeders’ Cup victory. The Patriots. 4-5, are struggling for 50 Hartford Whalers games, do with Uring somebody to manage a ballclub. ... bowl committees will be out in vs. Alabama, Auburn or LSU) While Syracuse is bidding for a Bill Shoemaker, who has ridden more than 8,700 for a playoff berth. Both their top You’d be hai^-pressed to go out and find a more plus Boston Celtics home action 1/ force, bringing with them “ offi­ under the lights. Ninth-ranked LSU perfect regular season, Don Nehlen races but has never won a Breeders’ (!!up race, will ride quarterbacks, Tony Eason and experienced, qualified person with the same amount of cial” Invitatiohs. As usual, though, (Gator or Sugar Bowls) plays a needs one victory to become the Ferdinand and three other Whittingham horses. Steve Grogan, are hurt. Tom and much more. enthusiasm.” night game at Tulane, with the winningest coach in West Virginia’s Other famous jockeys on hand include Angel Ramsey will start with Doug Flutie Zimmer, who was Frey’s third-base coach, also most of the RSVP’s already are in. Third-ranked Miami, which will Green Wave needing a respectable history. Nehlen, 58-33-1, is tied with Cordero. Pa( Day, Laffit Pincay, Freddie Head of in backup. Call your local cable p la y ^ down the past. oppose the Big Eightchamp in what showing for a possible Independ­ Art "Pappy” Lewis. The Mountai­ France. Steve Cauthen. the transplanted Kentuckian company “ ’The point is Jim Frey has got the biggest job he’s the Orange Bowl hopes will be a ence Bowl bid. neers have won five of their last six who recently won his third British riding title, and Pat games after a 1-3 start and their last and order ever had," Zimmer said at a Wrigley Field news national championship game, en­ Elsewhere in the Second Ten, No. Eddery, the Irishman Cauthen beat, 197 victories to three setbacks were by a total of 12 conference. " I don’t think Jim Frey would hire me if he tertains Toledo on Saturday night. 13 Oklahoma State (Sun Bowl vs. 195. today. points. Trainer D. Wayne Lukas, who started a total of 22 didn’t think I could do the Job." Fourth-ranked Florida State, Southern (^1, unless the ’Trojans n>#IWkaJaQuebec 9 9 1 19 75 78 Inlured reserve. 1 p.m. - Harvard at Vale, WEU (980-AM) Texas/kSAAotTexos Christian ITS, Faith Molloy 489, Lynn Ross SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Activated Hare Is the Division l-A and I-/VA colleee Wyoming otTexos-EI Paso 185176505, Betty Bailey 202-201-542, and Bob Brue also were 2 under par on the seaside Key Hartford 6 8 4 16 55 59 2 p.m. — Horse Racing:.Breeders’ Chp IV, Channel football schedulefor Nov. 21: CAMPBELL CONPEREI4CB ToddShelUlnebacker^mdCaiitenWIIIIam- MemphlsStateot Tulsa Wendy Mancinl 453, Terry Priskwaldo Biscayne Golf Course. Plitoni 131, Wirrion 10B i*s|i ^al A ■ son, sotaty, from Inlured reserve. 30 Best Forwesl 177-175526, Lorl Thibodeau 216533, Lou v^MTis w«namv Columbia at Brown Trailing the six leaders by one stroke at 70 were W L T Pis GP GA Waived Del Rodgers, running bock. 3:90 p.mi — College football: Oklahoma at Utahot Brigham Young Toutain 175483, Lee Bean 206175550, , PloMfi George Cooper, llnebocker, on Naw Hampshlreat Connecticut AAontanaat Fullerton State Lori Morel 195476, Cathy Donlln 471, Bruce Devlin, who helped design the course in 1972, GOLDEN STATE (188) Chicago 9 9 2 20 84 85., Nebraska, Channel 3 __„ Boston Uni versitvat Delawore Toronto 9 9 1 19 82 ’75 Inlurad .'reserve. AlrForceotHowalLnlght Ruth Woodbury 465, AAarcella Rivers Charles Owens, Larry Mowry and Walt Zembriski. Hlgglnt 515 69 22, McDonald 69 (M> 8, ■ HOCKEY •9:90 p.m. — College football: .UCLA at-USC, Chs. 8,M HowordotDelavMireSlate Boise Stoteot Idaho 185501, Cindy Crockett 196201-185584, Whitehead 68 1-1 9, NIullln 513 52 18, Jelrolt 8 8 2 18 56 61 ; LafayetteatLsblgh Minnesota 7 10 3 17 67 78 4:30 p.m. - Golf: IGA WolrlffCtip. E$PN , j Weber State at IdohoStale,night Jessie Williams 176197-533, Mortle Ba­ Rovd5136616,Ftltl665210,FrankM1-25, AHA— Armounced that the 1988 U.S. AAossochusettsatNorttieastem Utah Stoteot Long Beach State rilla 481, Carolyn Wilson 175175527, Teogle 68 1-2 9, MlnnlefleM 66 1-2 9, it. Louis 6 W 2 14 64 68 5 p.m. — Boxing: Virgil HiHvs. Ruflno Angulo. WBA ’ DartmouttiotPenn Smythe Divltlea Olympic hockey team will play an PoclflcatNevado-LosVeoas,nleht Betty Malorca 175516, Lynne Wells 474, Colgate’s Fred Dunlap resigns wathlngtan 1-3 2, Henderson 51 00 0. eight-game series ogalnsto team of Soviet lightheavyweight championship), FNN/Score Notre DomeotPennState FresnoStateot NewAAexIco State Dot Hills 470, Susie Haves 195504, Petle Totals 4690 3526 108. Edmonton 11 6 2 24 90 68 KentStoteotPItt Calgarv 10 8 2 22 93 82 Selects starting Dec. 10. 8 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia Slib s, (tape) FNN/Score Nevodo-Renoot Northern ArlzotK>,nlght Buccino 451, Eleanor Wilson 481, Shir­ HAMILTON, N.Y. — Fred Dunlap, who played DETROIT (131) NflNttMfll LBGHW Comellot Princeton Oregon Stale at Oregon ley Eldridge 177^-523, Pot Jarusinskv Winnipeg 9 8 1 19 62 64 7 p.m. — College football: Maine at Northeastern, West Virginia otSyrocuse fullback at Colgate during the 1940s and later returned Danttev 49 1510 18, Mahorn 65 04 8, Vancouver 7 10 2 16 71 77 NEW YORK RANOERCTroded Curt NewAAexlcoatSanDlegoState,nlght 181-195536, Sue Smith 182, Barbara Lalmbeer 512 00 16, Dumors 511 53 IX Giles, defeni emon, to the Minnesota RutgersotTemple UCLAot Southern Callferala Seifert 185196545, BobbI Amendoleo to direct a Red Raiders’ football resurgence, resigned Thomas 514 33 19, Sollev 68 57 17, LOS Angeles 5 12 2 12 64 90 NESN ^ Appalachian Stoteot western Carolina ijateGgmeeNetinchided North Stars (or Byron Lomow, right 7:30 p.m. — Capitals at Whalers, SportsChannel. Callfornloat Stanford 206513, Bertha Toutain 235175196602, as coach Friday. Johnton5161-119, Rodman59521X Lewis wing, and an undisclosed ilratt choice. Richmond at William AA6arv Washington Stoteot Washington Brenda Grunberg 454, Denise Grunberg Rtdovte Ggmsi Harvard otYale Dunlap, 59, who has been athletic director and head 52 52 2, Bedford 56 2-2 6, Moore 1-1 00 X Buftalo5, Washington 3 Recalled Ulf Oohlen, center, and Mike WTIC 497, Cindy Martin 453, Helen Gaffney Nevltt51000.TotalsSM427-30131. TInordi, defenseman, frorh Colorado of the 7:90 p.m. — College football: CHemson at South SeoNi 177-525, Gall Hartzog 215538, Peg Law­ coach since Jan. 10. 1976, will continue in the former New Jersey 5, Chlcago2 Termessee State at Alabama A&M New York Rangers at Winnipeg, (n) Internattonat Hockey League. Sent Mike Carolina, ESPN Furman at The CItodel rence 453, Donno Page 463. position, university officials said. Getden Stale 27 28 31 38— 188 Slltata and Ren Tolokqwskl, forwards, to DelreN 18 38 27 36— 131 Colorado. Sent Paul Bputlller, detens6 7:90 p.m. — Chllege basketball; ’Tip-Off Classic; James Madison at Eost Tennessee State, Dunlap underwent double bypass surgery last year Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Rttsburgh at Edmonton, (n) night and was relegated to the pressbox while assistant Mike Satordayte Games nson, to New Haven of the American North Carolina vs. Syracuse, ESPN Wake Forestot Georgia Tech GOP Wauian (Mden Stale 46 (F lo ^ 7), Detroit 51 Washington at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Hockey League. 7:30 p.m.— College basketball; Big Apple NIT: G o lf Foley ran the team for eight games. (Lalmbeer 9). Assisis— Golden State X COLLEGE AlcomStateatJacksonStale,nlght (Royd 13), Detroit 38 (Dontley 8). Total New York Islanders at Philadelphia, Jacksonville at Florida, FNN/Score Tennessee ot Kentucky . Barbara Anderson 177, Lottie Kuc- 7:35 p.m. COLGATE— Announced that Red Dutv ToledoatMlaml,Fla.,nlght zynskl 183-187-494, Carolyn Wilson 175 fouls— Golden Slate 24, Detroit 22. New Jersey at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. lap has restarted os head foolball coach but 7:90 p.m. — Celtics at Nets, Channel 33, WILI Mississippi vs. Mississippi State at 181-185548, Karen Poouette 196467, Technical— GoldMi State Cooch Karl. Rttsburgh at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. will continue as athletic director. (1400-AM) Jackson Warld Cup Galf acorn Rrozo SIvlee 181-477, Judith Spragg DePaul’s Strickland Ineligible A— 2036X Los Angeles at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. DEPAUL'— Declared Rod Strickland, 8:90 p.m. — Bruins at North Stars, Channel 38 Eastern Kentuckvat6Aorehead Slate 177-474, Kay Moroz 177-499, Joyce Tyler Boston at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. basketball guard, academically IneUglbto Austin PeovatbAurray State 215517, Eleanor Bergrren 478, Judith CHICAGO — Guard Rod Strickland. DePaul’s No. 2 76ire 118, CiKIct 86 for the tall ouarter. 10 p.m. — Boxing: Edwin Rosario vs. Julio Cesar AAeek 465, Cell Ray 175483. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Dukeat North Carolina KAPALUA, Hawaii

NEW YORK — Second-seeded Martina Navratilova NBA Roimdap was upset by sixth-seeded Gabriela Sabatini Friday night in the quarterfinals of the Virginia Slims tennis PHILADELPMA (AP) - Oiaries Barkley had 22 championships, ending Navratilova’s bid for a fifth points and 14 rebounds as Philadelphia routed Boston straight title. 116-88 Friday night, the Celtics’ worst NBA loss to the The 17-year-oId Argentinian beat Navratilova 8-4,7-5 76ers in 21 years. before a stunned crowd of 13,854 at Madison Square The last time Boston lost by as many as 31 points to Philadelphia was Nov. 29, 1966, when the 76ers won Garden. J. Sabatini will meet eighth-seeded Manuela Maleeva , .4. • , 138-96. of Bulgaria, who upset No. 4 Pam Shriver 8-2, 3-8, 7-5 g«iiii ■ iW Ji ' , The 76ers used a 19-3 spurt midway through the first earlier in the night. quarter to hold a 32-14 lead at the end of the period. In Saturday's other semifinal, top-seeded Steffi Graf w a m Leading 67-47 with 8:35 left in the third quarter, the of West Germany will play countrywoman Sylvia 76ersoutscored Boston 19-4 and led 86-49 on a jump shot by David Wingate with 1:25 left. Philaelphia’s biggest Hanika. There were nine service breaks in the third set of the lead was 108-67 with five minutes left in the game. Maleeva-Shriver match, including seven in a row to RagItwM WmoAlwicIm tw Herald Cliff Robinson scored 21 points and Tim McCormick stsrt t)iG set added 10 points and IS rebounds for Philadelphia. “ The third set was crazy,” said Maleeva, whose Coventry’s Monica Hodina is sand­ match Friday at Silas Deane Middle Rookies Reggie Lewis and Mark Acres each had 14 younger sister Katerina lost to Shriver in the first wiched by Weston’s Jessica Andre (left) School. Hodina had second Patriot goal for the Celtics, who were playing without the injured round. "W e were both returning very well. I almost 'i- ^^'4^ and Wendy Ouesing in their semifinal in their 2-1 win. Larry Bird. never missed a return.” Bird accompanied the Celtics Friday afternoon on their flight from Boston to Philadelphia, but after conferring with Coach K.C. Jones, Bird decided It would be best ,to sit out games Friday night in Scotland leads Coventry girls in state final Philadelphia and Saturday night in New Jersey. Plstoni 131, WarrioTB 108 Comlnned from page M half began and trimmed the lead to the match, “ He’s got a real fine 2-1 with 24:30 left in the match. team.” Samuelian said. “ You can’t PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — Isiah Thomas and Vinnle World Cup golf First-year Patriot Coach Chris Wendy Duesing took a comer kick get hypnotized by Hodina and Johnson led seven Pistons in double figures with 19 D’Ambrosio seriously felt his club from the right side which was Danehy.” points each as Detroit handed Golden State its fifth By Bob Green .■>3 had the potential to reach the state partially deflected by teammate With the state championship consecutive NBA defeat, 131-106, Friday night. The Associated Press final. “ I thought we had a real good Danielle LaRouche in front of the game being the fourth game this The Warriors’ 1-8 start is their worst since moving to chance.” D’Ambrosio said, refer­ goal. Coventry goalie Anna Werfel, week for his club, D’ Ambrosio is the West Coast for the 1962-63 season. They were led in KAPALU A, Hawaii — Sandy Lyle and Sam Torrance ring to his club’s preseason hopes of who had a fine game, tried to punch concerned about the fatigue factor. scoring by Rod Higgins with 22 points and Chris Mullin both birdied the final hole and gave Scotland a one-shot attaining berth in the state final. “ I the ball out, but her deflation “ It was just a matter of exhaus­ with 18. lead after Friday’s third round of the 33rd World Cup of knew they had real good teams the carried right to Jessica Andre who tion,” he said, referring to the Adrian Dantley backed up Thomas and Johnson with Golf. 9 . J J past three years and never got by dented the back of the twine. second half. “ I think we played the 18 points for the Pistons, while reserve John Salley had Lyle and Torrance each had 71s in the occasional the quartertnals.” “ I think we dominated a whole lot last 20 minutes on heart. AH year 17. showers and Scotland finished three rounds at 425, Rcglnild PInto/ManehMMr H«nld The Trojans’ best scoring oppor­ of the game,” Samuelian said. “ I long they’ve played two games a Bulls 94, Hawks 92 seven strokes under par on the Kapalua Bay course. tunity of the first half came when was pleased with the way we week maximum. I don’t even know Their last-hole heroics were necessary to overcome Keeping control Dana Moskowitz’s cross from the played.” if we’ll have anything left. We’ll CHICAGO (A P) — Michael Jordan made two foul the spectacular individual performance of Ian right side skipped off the crossbar. D’Ambrosio was counting the probably just play on adrenalin in shots w iA 28 seconds left and finished with 33 points as Woosnam of Wales. The second half was a different final seconds to himself as he the first half.” the Chicago Bulls beat the Atlanta Hawks 94-92 in the Woosnam, winner of five European tournaments this Coventry’s Leslie Danehy (right) has School in Wethersfield. The third- NBA Friday night. ranked Patriots won, 2-1, and will be in Story for the Trojans as they took watched his club protect its tenuous Outstanding for Coventry, be­ year, pitched in for an eagle-3 on the way to the best control of the ball as Weston’s Jessica the game to the Patriots and had the lead. “ When they scored that goal sides Werfel, was Hodina, sweeper The Bulls, off to the best start in their history, won for round of the tournament, a 7-under-par 65 that tied the Andre closes in during their semifinal their first championship game ever eventual winners hanging on the to make it 2-1, they were all over us. Lisa Friedrich, Mollie Jacobson the seventh time in eight games this season. The last course record and lifted Wales into second place at 426, two victories have been by two points. match Friday at the Silas Deane Middle Sunday. ropes until the final horn. It was just a matter of us trying to and Danehy. a single shot back. “ I was sweating,” D’Ambrosio hold them off.” “ We’ve got a chance to win it,” said the 5-foot-4 said, referring to Weston’s second- Weston didn’t have another solid Coventry 2 0—2 Woosnam. half surge. “ I got gray hair.” scoring chance to gain the equal­ Weston 0 1—1 “ If David (Llewellyn) can play well, shoot par Scoring; C— A. VonKruInlnoen, Hod­ Red-hot Devils Syracuse, NC tip off the season The Trojans pressured the Patri­ izer, but did have the ball in the ina. W— Andre. Saves: C— Werfel 14. tomorrow. I ’ll be going for 64 or 65.” ots from the moment the second Patriots’ end the final 15 minutes of W— Keller IS. The United States, a clear leader at the turn, drifted Reid. back to third at 428 after Ben Crendiaw encountered By Jim O'Connell Four. Seikaly scored 26 points and “ We really are not worried about lip Blackhawks some severe putting problems on the back. The Associated Press grabbed 11 rebounds as he out­ North Carolina, we are more Crenshaw had a 69 and Payne Stewart shot 73. played Reid, who scored 15 points concerned with our team,” Bo­ “ After that good start (birdies on three of the first SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Syra­ and had six rebounds. eheim said. “ They have a lot of four holes), 69 was just okay. I feel like I left a lot of cuse Coach Jim Boeheim and “ North Carolina’s been a great good players and they can beat NHL Roandup shots out on the course today,” Crenshaw said. center Rony Seikaly said Friday program and that won’t change anybody in the counti^ with the “ We’ve got some ground to make up,” he said, that the one-game suspension of because J.R.’s not playing,” Sei­ North Carolina center J.R. Reid kaly said. team they have here.” EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Doug Sulliman looking ahead to Saturday’s final round of the chase for capped a three-goal second-period outburst with his a $200,000 prize that goes to the winning two-man team. won’t affect their approach to Smith said the Tar Heels will Smith said his team, as young as second goal of the game to lead the New Jersey Devils Saturday’s ninth annual Tip-Off miss Reid and Bucknall. it is. will still be ready for Syracuse. In the chase for a $50,000 prize in the individual to a 5-2 NHL victory over the Chicago Blackhawks competition, Woosnam held a 6-shot lead at 14-under- Classic between the top-ranked “ We will not as deep for this game “ We are a young team and far Orangemen and the No. 3 Tar as we will later in the season Friday night. par 202, six shots ahead of Lyle. from being the team I hope will Sulliman opened the scoring 1; 35 into the game when s Heels. because of the absence of Reid and surface later in the year,” Smith Argentina, which got a 67 from Armando Saavedra, his centering pass deflected into the net off goalie Bob and Australia shared fourth place in the team Bucknall,” Smith said. “ Still, even said. “ I do think it will be a Reid, a 6-foot-10 sophomore and a Mason’s skates. competition at 429, three under par and four shots in if we had those two, it would be competitive game. I ’ve always preseason All-America selection, difficult to beat Syracuse in this Dave Maley put New Jersey ahead 2-0 at 1; 55 of the back of Scotland. was suspended along with forward believed in playing some difficult second period when he tipped in Ken Daneyko’s shot for Argentina closed up with a third-round 140, the total opening game. Steve Bucknall by Coach Dean games early in the year to expose his first goal with the Devils. score of its two-amn team. Australia, with Rodger “ Now, Jeff Lebo is our only weaknesses before conference play Smith for the Tor Heels’ opening available player who saw at least 20 George MePhee extended the lead to 3-0 at 8:09 when D a^s and Ossie Moore, had a 142. game. The two were suspended for begins.” he was credited with a controversial goal that slid just Ireland and Sweden were next at 430. Ronan Rafferty minutes of action against Syracuse their involvement last month in a last year.” This will be the first season­ over the goal line before Mason swept it away. and Eamonn Darcy combined for a 142 for Ireland, fight with students from another opening road game for the Orange­ y . while Mats Lanner and Ove Sellberg had 143 for Sherman Douglas, who had 14 Sabres 5, Capitals 3 school. points and nine assists in Syra­ men since Boeheim took over the Sweden program in 1976. Syracuse follows BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Dave Andreychuk, Mike Lyle and Torrance each had a 38 over the front and “ I wasn’t looking at this game as cuse’s victory over North Carolina the Tip-Off Classic with a trip to the Foligno and Lindy Ruff scored third-period goals to surrendered the lead to the United States. a personal matchup,” said Seikaly, last March, said it was the Tar Great Alaska Shootout, which rally the Buffalo Sabres to a 5-3 NHL victory over the But Crenshaw sinply couldn’t get the ball in the hole who was also voted a preseason Heels’ defense he remembers best. boasts a field that has two ranked Washington Capitals Friday night. on the back nine. He missed three times from 6-8 feet All-American. “ This game will be “ They played so well together,” teams — No. 9 Michigan and No. 17 With Buffalo trailing by a goal entering the third and failed on two other birdie putts of 12-15 feet. North Carolina and Syracuse and said Douglas, who along with Arizona — in addition to the period, Andreychuk tied the game 3-3 at 3:39 while the Lyle got Scotland back into a tie with birdies on the whoever they send out will do just Seikaly and sophomore Derrick Orangemen. Sabres had a two-man advantage. Andreychuk took 14th and 15th and both he and Torrance made critical as good a job against me.They will Coleman, are Syracuse’s returning have even morepiidewithoutJ.R.” starters from the national runner- “ This team is not as stable as last three shots before beating Washington goalie Pete saves for par on the 16th. Reginsid Plnto/M inehetter Herald The last time Seikaly and Reid up team. “ Their traps and press try year’s was in the beginning of the Peeters on the short side for his eighth goal of the “ That was a very big hole, a big swing,” Torrance season,Boeheim said. “ I think it season. said. "W e looked to drop three shots to the Americans hooked up was last spring in the to take you out of your offense. Last had the Patriots’ first goal against the NCAA Eastern Regional final, year we tried not to let it bother us.” will take'is quite a while to become Weston’s Amy Duesing (12) is closest to Foligno scored the game-winner at 9:57 when his and we come out of it all even. A big swing.” a good basketball team, let alone a Spartans. 20-foot slapshot appeared to fool Peeters and went into Torrance also saved par on the 17th and both Scots where the Orangemen prevailed Boeheim doesn’t talk much about the ball while Coventry’s Alyssa VanK- top five team.” the net over the goaltender’s left shoulder. birdied the 18th from 5-6 feet, moving past Wales. 79-75 and earned a trip to the Final North Carolina, let alone its loss of ruiningen (30) looks on. VanKrulnigen iHmirliPstrr iirrali'i Bird-less Celtics destroyed by Sixers SPORTS — story on page 55 COVENTRY IN S HNALS Face defending champ Granby Sunday at 1.30 p.m.

By Jim Tierney Manchester Herald

WETHERSFIELD — The Coven­ try High School girls’ soccer team, which for three years had trouble past the round of eight, advanced Friday to Sunday’s state Class S Division championship game. After taking a 2-0 lead in the first half, the Patriots held on for dear life in the second half and posted a 2-1 victory over Weston High School in their semifinal match Friday afternoon at the Silas Deane Middle School. Third-seeded Coventry will meet defending champ Granby High School, a 4-0 winner over Northwest Catholic of West Hartford, for the championship at Cromwell High at 1:30 p.m. The second-seeded Trojans fin­ ished their season with a 17-S record while Coventry’s ledger improved to 15-1-3. Coventry broke its quar­ terfinal jinx on Wednesday with its 8-1 rout of RHAM High. This will Coventry’s first appear­ ance in a girls’ soccer champion­ ship game. The Patriots, after dominating from the outset of the first half, got on the board at 6; 26. Monica Hodina crossed a perfect ball along the goalmouth which Weston goalie Sonja Keller was unable to control. The ball went past her and rolled in front before Alyssa VanKniiningen drove it home for the 1-0 lead. It was VanKrulningen’s second tourna­ ment goal, 10th of the season. After the initial goal, Coventry’s Leslie Danehy sent a splendid ball from 35 yards out that squarely hit off the crossbar. VanKruiningen and Hodina switched roles on Coventry’s se­ cond tally which came at 14; 37 of the opening half. VanKruiningen crossed it from the right side with Keller making a stab at stopping in from rolling across the goalmouth. She failed in her bid, and Hodina deposited it into the back of the net. It was Hodina’s eighth goal in three