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A Hartford man was arrested Thurs­ day morning and charged in connection with the October murder of 24-year-old Kara Laczynski, a reporter for the Journal Inquirer newspaper, police said. Joseph L. Lomax, 22, of 140 Russ St., was charged with murder felony murder and first-degree burglary. Hart­ ford police Lt. Frederick Lewis said Thursday. Lomax is being held' on $200,000 bond at the Morgan Street lockup pending arraignment Monday in Hartfort Superior Court. Lewis, the commander of the crimes against persons division, said Lomax was arrested on a warrant at his home at about 9 a.m. Thursday. He said a search warrant for.the home was also executed. Lewis said that Lomax had recently moved to Hartford, but he would not provide any other background on the man. Because the investigation is ongoing, the affidavit for the warrants have been sealed, and nodetailsofthe investigation leading to Lomax’s arrest will be released. "W e’re elated, somewhat relieved,’’ Lewis said. “ We still have work to do. We’re very, very happy. I think the mood is uplifted throughout the department.’’ Laczynski, who had joined the Journal Inquirer, earlier this year, was found strangled in her apartment on Ever­ green Avenue in Hartford by a co-worker on Oct. 5. Lewis would not comment when asked whether Lomax and Laczynski knew each other. He also refused to comment on whether Lomax is the same person as the man depicted in a composite drawing of a suspect released earllerby the police department. Laczynski’s murder attracted consid­ erable attention from newspapers and television stations throughout the state. ’The Journal Inquirer offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of her killer. SANTA PAWS IS COMING TO TOWN - Ray Dotchin meets his new “roommate," a Raglnild Plnto/Muchtittr HaraM llfeslze gorilla dressed as Santa Claus, at the door to his foom at Crestfleld Convalescent Home. The Wednesday visit from the 50-pound gorilla was a surprise cooked up by Pat Cottle, Republican Registrar of Voters, and The Herald will presented by Cottle, Elsie “Biz" Swenssen, Mary Qralf and Mary WHIhIde. not publish Dotchin, 74, Is recovering from his second operation In eight months. Ho expects to spend about two more weeks at Crestfleld, before going homo to Saturday Dougherty Street.

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B. BEIRUT, Lebanon Associated Press. He was kid­ napped March 16, 1985, in Moslem “You play too much chess, Harry. It west Beirut. • shouldn't take you.three minutes Anderson, 40, was bearded, wear­ to oass the salt." ing eyeglasses and a light brown sweater. The tape was delivered to the Reuters news agency office in Man joins firm Beirut and was made avaiiable to Bruce J. Comollo. of 24 Emerson St. a lifelong other agencies. Anderson’s sister, Manchester resident, has Joined the iaw firm of Peggy Say, was also informed of ' Garrity, Diana. Conti, and Houck, with offices at 1091 her brother’s message. Main St. as an associate. ' “ To my family I love you and ' Comollo was graduated this year from the western miss you very much. I ’m sorry we New England College School of Law in Springfield, have to be apart again fthis Mass» He received his bachelor or arts degree from ^ristm as,” he said. Clark Univerisity, Worcester, Mass, in 1984. He is a “ I ’m in good health but tired and Dxvid Kool/MinctwfMr Herald 1980 graduate of East Catholic High School. ' very lonely. I think of you very Boston Turnpike, Coventry, Thursday. much. Kiss my beautiful children SB FRIENDLY WAVE — Beard blowing in the breeze from passing for me and be patient.” AP photo cars, Santa Claus, alias Thomas Hart, waves to motorists on Anderson has two daughters, Connecticut Weather Gabrielle, 10, and two-year-old CAPTIVE — Photo of hostage Terry Anderson was taken Sulome, born after his abduction. from a videotape released Thursday by his captors in His father and a brother died during Central. Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Rain his captivity. Lebanon. Coventry cop dons Santa suit for motorists today tapering off to few showers by afternoon. High 45 to 50. Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain or snow showers Saturday. High around 40. Sunday, high In the By Nancy Concelmon said Hart, who lives at 2494 Boston days before Christmas, and everyone at had their picture taken with him. Weiss wants Highland Park Manchester Herald Turnpike. the police station has been asking him ‘"They enjoy it.” ^**Wesi Coastal East Coastal: Rain today tapering off Normally, Hart spends half the day when he’ll be out this year. Although his Hart’s wife is used to seeing her to showers by afternoon. High near 50. MosHy cloudy When the Coventry Police Depart­ waving from his driveway and the other fellow police officers know his alias, husband out in the driveway in his Santa with a chance of rain or snow showers Saturday. High ment gets calls about a man In a Santa half spreading holiday cheer to South most coihmutere don’t realise he's a a suit. around 40. Fair on Sunday. High in the 30s. suit waving to commuters on Boston Windsor businesses, Manchester Mem­ South Windsor sergeant, even after 12 “ She Just thinks I ’m crazy anyway.” Northwest Hills: Rain today tapering off to showere School opening in phases ’Turnpike, they don’t have to worry. orial Hospital and teachers’ parties at years. he said. For more than 12 Christmases now. the South Windsor schools. Still, he gets a wann reception. by afternoon. High around 40. Chance of rain 80 the Recreation Department,” Treatment Center for socially and Thomas Hart, a sergeant with the South “ ’They blow their horns and wave and But his three children had a little .percent. Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow showere By Andrew J. Davis Weiss wrote in his letter. “ Availa­ emotionally troubled adolescents Windsor Police Department, has “ I get everybody wound up for the hee haw,” Hart said. trouble getting used to his role as Saturday. High in the mid-30s. Fair on Sunday. High 30 Manchester Herald ble space within town buildings is at from its Highland Park School donned his Santa suit and stood in the coming event,” he said. sergeant S a M , especially when the ' to 35. a premium and it will not bean easy ’Truckers will drive by and blow their location to Bentley School upon the driveway of his Coventry home waving But this year. Hart couldn’t get a full school bus drove by on Boston Turnpike. Town manager Robert B. Weiss task to quickly relocate the Recrea­ air horns, he said, “ waldng up everyone reopening of the elementary school. at commuters for half a day. day off, so he’ll only be in his Santa suit All the other kids would wave and ^ou t has asked the Manchester Board of tion Department. We hope that the for six blocks.” The school board voted on Dec. 7 Hart said people get tired of looking at between about 5:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. at him, but Hart said his kids Just Nucation to phase in the reopening Board of Elducation will be able to People will also stop and say hello, In d ex to reopen Highland Park School in each others’ bumpers. Dec. 24, even though it will be dark. wanted to hide. of Highland Park School because phase in the use of Highland Park give him coffee and take pictures. Hart 1989 tecause of an expected in­ “ I stand out, in my driveway once a “ ’Then I ’ll go back In, put my uniform “ They certainly didn’t want it to be the town will need to find a new School to allow us additional time to said the most unusual response he got known that they were any relation to .38-39 crease in the enrollment of elemen­ year and wave to all the commuters and on and go back to work." Alfby— . 12 Comics . home for the Recreation relocate the Recreation was when a group of adults stopped and Santa Claus,” he said. . 18:10 Local — ___2-0 tary school children in Manchester. keep them happy on their way to work,” Hart said he’s usually out two to three -BusInSbs. Department. Department.” . 16-17 Opinion. .14-15 ’The board also endorsed a concept ChurPhes . Also, Weiss said the town cannot No site for the deparment has Classifisd . . 43-47 Sports .46-56 commit to allowing the school to open all the grades of the school in 1989, even though the school been selected, though the town is board to use five rooms of the considering moving it back to the town-owned Bentley School at this administration supports a plan to Nike site, he said. time. The rooms would be needed to open only grades kindergarten Authorities scour woods for ‘Squeaky’ iKanrbpBtpr ikralft through third initially with grades The school board is expected to house a school program now vote sometime in January on located at Highland Park School. four, five and six opening in Bv Stevdn L. Herman been eligible for parole since Sep­ with a light wind. Temperatures pleaded guilty and received a life USPS 327-500 VOL. evil, No. 74 successive years. whether to open Highland Park In a letter addressed to School School all at once or in phases. The Associated Press tember 1985, but waived her right to a ranged from a morning low in (he 30s to sentence. Superintendent James P. Kennedy. Kennedy said that if the class­ Penny M. Sleflert, Publisher Weiss also stated that until he is parole hearing and elected to remain in afternoon readings in the 50s. In 1979, Moore also escaped from the Weiss said the reopening would rooms in Bentley are not available ALDERSON, W .Va.- Federal prison, Burkhart said. Burkhart said prison officials had no Alderson prison, but was recaptured Sheldon Cohen able to meet with representatives of * Osorge T. Chsppsll cause the town some problems to the school system, there will be agents put out a nationwide alert as 100 Jesse South, chief deputy U.S. clue how she escaped or why, but hours later about 25 miles away. She is EdHor Compoeing Msneger no place to relocate the day- the groups that are housed in Robert H. Hubberd since a new site for the Recreation officers trudged over the West Virginia marshal, said authorities in all 50 states speculated she either scaled or slid now In a federal prison in Pleasanton. • Denise A. Roberts treatment center. Bentley School, the town cannot Advertising Director Preesrooffl Msneger Department must be found. He said commit to allowing the school hills Thursday hunting prison escapee have been notified of Fromme’s es­ under an 8-foot fence, some of which is Fromme was the first person sent­ tdsrti F. AbrsNIs Jeenne Q. Fromerth in die letter, dated Dec. 18, that he Currently, there are more than Lo^ette “ Squeaky” Fromme, the one­ cape. The Secret Service and U.S. topped with coiled barbed wire, sur­ enced under a special federal law Buslnsss Msneger CIreuletlon Msneger 3,400 elementary school pupils in board to have five rooms in that would like the school board to elect time Manson follower who tried to kill marshals were Interviewing people rounding the complex. covering assaults on presidents, a Manchester, but the school admin­ school. . Published deny eiicegt Sundey end <»b0n hoHdeys byttie to phase in the reopening of the President Ford. with whom she recently had contact, “ There’s no physical evidence of how statute enacted after the 1963 assassi­ istration anticipates an increase of “ Due to the fact that conversa­ Msnehseter Publishing Co.. 16 Brsinsrd Pleoe, Msnchestsr. elementary school in an effort to Fromme, 39, was discovered missing said Burkhart. she got out or where she went,” he said. nation of President John F. Kennedy. Conn. 08040. Second dess postsgs psid st Msne h e ^ . Cotin. 350-500 children within five years. tions have not been held with the buy more time for the department, from her room at the Alderson Federal More than 100 agents accompanied Ford declined comment on the She spent 2>A years at the West PostmssMr: Send sddrsss chsngss to the Msnchedsr HstsM, Despite the protests of parents. Sheltered Workshop or Jefferson which is housed in the school. I^son* for Women during a routine by dogs scoured 10 square miles of escape, according to his spokeswoman Virginia prison and was moved to •p.O.«ox 801, Jlencheelsr. Conn. 08040. Highland Park School was closed in House, which presently occupy II you don't receive your Hersid by 5 p.n>. ereekde^ or l.M “ This will give everyone the time check about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, said rugged hills and woods surrounding the in Palm Springs, Calif. Pleasanton in 1978 after prison officials 1984 because of declining Bentley School, it would not be “ s.m. Seturdsys, pisese telephone your curtm. » y w n unsble to find a suitable location,” Weiss Warden Ron Burkhart. Other inmates prison in southeastern West Virginia. Ford was unharmed when a Secret said she had become a “ model to resch your cerrter, cell subserlbsr servlee St 847-8848 by 8 enrollment. possible to positively commit the said Thursday. availability of five rooms at Ben- reported last seeing Fromme about 10 IMson officials made a second check of Service agent grabbed a semiauto­ inmate.” But she was sent back to D m. neskdays lor dsHvsty In Msnehesisr. Kennedy said he remains optim­ In his letter, Weiss said the Suggested carilar rates sie 81.80 wsirtily. 87.70 lor one tlej^ ch ool at this time,” Weiss minutes before the 9 p.m. check began, the prison’s 69 buildings. matic .45-caliber pistol aimed at him by Alderson in 1979 for striking another istic a solution can be found. reopening of the school would cause Fromme on Sept. 5,1975. monm. 828.10 lor three months. 848.20 lor six months end wrote. he said. “ Sooner or later I’m confident we’ll inmate with a hammer. 882.40 lor one yesr. Senior citlxen rstsa end msH rstse srs “ I ’m still hopeful we can work out problems for the Recreation De­ Such a meeting would not be able The former disciple of mass mur­ get her back,” Burkhart said. “ In the In San Francisco 17 days later, Ford Fromme, assigned to housekeeping the space needs with all involved,” partment, which moved to High­ ‘ 'rSTSToee deeswL or dispisy sdvsrtsdiidd.^r to report s to take place until the beginning of derer Charles Manson was serving a world there aren’t many places for a escaped injury when Sara Jane Moore, duties in one of Alderson’s medium-to he said. land Park from the old Nike site a 45-year-old political activist, fired a news hem, story or plclure Idee, cell 848-2711. owes hours sre next year, Weiss said. life term for attempting to shoot Ford in Lynette Fromme to go.” high-security cottages, had behaved - -Welts’ lettepeemesia respewsete- three^ttars a g o . ------_ revolver at him. She eventually 8:80 s.m. to 8 p.m. Mondsy through Friday. — “ With the holidays, it’s kind of Sacramento, Calif., in 1975. She had The weather was described as clear. since then, Burkhart said. a letter sent to him by Kennedy “ ... The reopening of Highland tough to get people together,” the A u d t lll u i^ ol CHcuMlons end the Nasi Engtend whidi states the school board would Park School means the town must Nswspeper Assodetlon. ______W eiss said. Uke to move the school’s Day immediately And a new location for All military People in the News recruits to be Roxanne’s book selling drug tested PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Roxanne Pulitzer’s book about her bitter divorce from publishing heir NEW YORK (AP) - All military Peter Pulitzer almost sold out in its first day on the recruits must be tested for drug use shelves in her adopted town. before they are sworn into the "Everyone likes dirt and gossip," said J.L. service, under a little-noticed Goldman, manager of the B. Dalton Booksellers amendment to a military authori­ I.-. . branch. zation bill, a newspaper reports. "W e shipped to Florida first,” said Villard Books Anyone who fails a urinalysis test publicist Sally Berk. "W e figured that’s where there will not be allowed to join the will be a big demand." service. The New York Times Ms. Pulitzer, 36, complained Wednesday as the book reported in Thursday’s editions. arrived that libel lawyers had excised most "juicy” The requirement, added to an CHRISTMAS DAY, DEi URDAY SALE... EVER! sections of her work, ‘ ’The Prize Pulitzer; The Scandal extensive program of random That Rocked Palm Beach—The RealStory.” But she’s urinalysis of people who have not unhappy. already joined tiie sendee, was an "The whole thing had such a negative overtone,” Ms. amendment to an authorization bill Pulitzer said of her divorce case. "Now I think I ’ve that President Reagan signed on turned it into something positive." Dec. 4, the newspaper said. Ms. Pulitzer lost custody of her twin sons in the 1982 It said mandatory drug testing case that featured allegations of cocaine use, has been opposed by some defense extramarital sex and various Jet-set excesses. She now officials who contend existing pro­ works in West Palm Beach as an aerobics instructor. grams already keep drug use below civilian levels, and that ^ e new Somers’ dad was alcoholic tests will add costs at a time when AP photo the military budget is being cut. NEW YORK Washington from the and two brothers suffered physical violence and surgically removed from the victim, Kenneth Rodriguez, Naval Training Center in San emotional trauma when her father came home drunk, w.ho was listed in criticai condition. Diego, and we were testing them for but did not seek help for three decades. drug use while I was out there, over “ We thought Alcoholics Anonymous was,only for 2'A years ago,” he said. "The goal Skid-Row bums—not respectable, middle-class people was that they would not be allowed like us,” she said. New York City enacts to go into military service. The Her father’s alcoholism caused Miss Somers to grow ultimate goal was to have them all up with little confidence and few friends, she said. A tested before they got to the failed marriage while still in her teens, single training center." parenthood and financial troubles created a “ private tough nonsmoking iaw The new law gave the Defense hell" after that. Department 45 days to draw up Eventually, Miss Somers said, she used some of the NEW YORK (AP) — The City Mayor Edward I. Koch is ex­ money she made in her role as Chrissie in "Three’s Council has approved an anti­ pected to sign the measure into law. plans and to report to Congress on how the services will conduct the Company” to pay for therapy, and was better able smoking law, heralded by its Its passage by the Council, on a 30-1 tests, and 180 days to put the testing understand her father’s alcoholism and how itaffected backers as one of the nation’s vote, culminated six years of program into effect. her family. toughest, that bans or limits debate on the issue and continued a The actress has written a book about her experience. smoking in public places across trend of anti-smoking legislation “ Keeping Secrets,” published by Warner Books, is New York City. nationwide. HP scheduled to be released in January. Turtle growth rings fa Although small establishments Majority Leader Peter Vallone are exempt, the bill passed Wednes­ called the law "landmark legisla­ When they are young, box turtles, Harris might get money day forbids smoking inside sports tion" that balanced the right of which often live 50 to 70 years, WHY PAY MORil arenas, theaters, banks, hospitals non-smokers to breath free and of normally add one growth ring a BEDFORD, N.Y. (AP) — The former girls’ school and taxis. It limits smoking in smokers "to smoke in designated year on each plate that makes up headmistress who killed her lover, Scarsdale Diet offices, restaurants, stores, public areas.” Its passage was “ one of our their shell. They stop adding rings developer Dr. Herman Tamower, may be able to keep transit depots and hotel lobbies. finest hours,” he said. when they are 9 to 12 years old. the royalties from her second book. Earlier this year, the state Crime Victims Compensation Board ruled that Jean Harris had to turn over any profits from her autobiographical book, Jim and Tammy in Paim Springs “ Stranger in Two Worlds," because state lass^prohibits criminals from exploiting their crimes. - living in a more than $7,000-a- When they headed PTL, the Now Mrs. Harris is writing "They Always Call Us Bv Jsff Wilson month Malibu Beach home last Bakkers put on a spectacular Ladies; Stories from Prison," which deals with the The Associated Press month, recently moved to thedesrt Christmas display, decking the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility where she is LOS ANGELES — Former televi­ community 110 miles east of Los 2,300-acre Heritage USA with 1.2 serving her term of IS years to life. Angeles. An unidentified friend was million lights. • EVERY STEREO SYSTEM • EVERY VCR If she doesn’t discuss the 1980 shooting of Tamower, sion evangelist Jim Bakker is paying the rent for December, Asked her Christmas wish, she NO she may be able to keep whatever cash she earns. celebrating Christmas in a rent- • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIOERATOR January and February, but Mrs. said; "M y Christmas wish is, first o Judith A. Brindle, senior attorney for the board, said free Palm Springs home where wife • EVERY WASHER • EVERY ORYER • EVERY RANGE REASONABLE Bakker wouldn’t divulge the of all, peace for our world. That's a the law is invoked if someone writes about "the Tammy Faye hopes to find a $32 OFFER amount. always the first thing. The second re-enactment or thoughts, feelings or emotions of their bottle of perfume and costume WILL BE . The Bakkers sold their Palm Christmas wish is that we will be crime.” jewelry under the tree. REFUSED! " I need Estee Lauder perfume, Springs home earlier this year to able to go back to Heritage USA and ASSt.'Sfl'SY’Efc'Vi.'sar? n so I hope he (Jim) got me some of Los Angeles pie magnate Sam rebuild it someday." Apodoca for $6M,000. ‘ Nationwide a two billion dollar buying group that, the spray stuff, the $32 bottle. A federal bankruptcy judge in Merv Griffin buys hotel Bakker resigned as chairman of And girls can always use clothes, Columbia, S.C., approved a reor­ TERMS: the PTL television ministry and its r ^ 8 4 to 384 BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - Entertainer- and costume jewelry is always lots ganization plan Tuesday to allow CASH Heritage USA theme park in South businessman Merv Griffin has completed the purchase of fun,” Mrs. Bakker said Wednes­ PTL’s ministry to remain tax- MASTER CARD Carolina last March in the wake of Al IIVISA of the Beverly Hilton, and the price was less than what day from Palm Springs. exempt while a for-profit subsi­ revelations that PTL funded a had been speculated when an agreement was reached In a telephone interview with The diary runs the Christian vacation PHONE-tIONB-647’9997 IJU mnrtM ONTHLY PMT. cover-up of a 1980 sexual encounter To last month. Associated Press, a cheerful Mrs. retreat Bakker built at PTL he had with former church secre­ S’ Hilton Hotels Corp., which owned the 592-room hotel Bakker told of her optimism and headquarters. silver La./Spencer Keoney St. tary Jessica Hahn. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER jointly with Prudential Insurance Co. of America, said hopes for a brighter new year. Her Mrs. Bakker said she and her A federal grand jury is investi­ left to 445 HARTFORD ROAD - KEENEY STREET Thursday that a Griffin company, GriffTel, paid $100.2 husband was sitting next to her in KAOteOUNO the two-bedroom home, as she husband will spend a quiet Christ­ gating whether Bakker and his top million. aides violated federal law by Hartford Rd. MANCHESTER, CONN. Sources had indicated the price could be around $200 described it, but he wouldn’t come mas and New Yegc^sibiacathame. [G E T j g i with friends, probably around the raising money for one purpose and million, based on prices paid recently for two other to the phone. lOMSIlWSM Opon Saturday 9:30-5:00 / Clo$ad Sunday fireplace. spending it for another. SsCKtll^l hotels. The itinerant couple, who were '. I , , A aid poor

‘ ■ ■ Firefighters from both fire de­ homes in town Wednesday night. f ' ' ■/ --i,'. partments in Manchester com­ There was more than enough for AARP bined their money and their energy the families involved, so the surplus to provide six needy Manchester was given to the Manchester Area Roundup • I fainilies with food, clothing and Conference of Churches for Iff* I ■/ toys for Christmas. distribution. w Ambrose Diehl The food, enough for a week’s The project was a Joint effort by V A l >. meals, and the other goods were the volunteer firefighters of the contributed by the firefighters and district, the full-time firefighters of their families. the Town of Manchester Fire About 40 of the firefighters Department, and Uie town depart­ gathered at the Station 2 firehouse ment’s volunteers. of the Eighth Utilities District Fire It began last year as a conscious Department on Fleming Road effort to bring the firefighters from Tax help/ia^ ’Tuesday night to pack the goods for the two departments together in a available now delivery. They delivered them to cooperative venture.

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Cali the Senior Citizens Center, East Middle Turnpike, Manchester to find out when the program starts at the Center. 5 0 ^ ^ O F F Reglndd PInto/ManeliMtw Herdd Chapter 2399 (Original Price) Meets at Community Baptist Church on East Center Pinochle club gets a hand Street at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14. The speaker is On All Merchandise (Top Brand$) scheduled to be Mr. Paul Gionfrledo, State Representa­ Peter Vendrillo, left, and Vivian and members of the Pinochle Club, of tive from Middletown. Those who had heard him speak Girls - Sizes 4-14 at the State Legislative Convention asked that he be Herb l.aquerre, prepare for their club’s Manchester whp celebrated with the invited to speak to our chapter on legislative matters Christmas party last week at the Army & Vernon Pinochle Club in competition Boys/Youth - Sizes 4-20 pertaining to-seniors. In ttie Legislature he serves as . Navy Club on Main Street. The trio are and holiday events. Husky Sizes co-chairman of the Public'Health Committee. Infants / Toddlers - Sizes 0-4 T ript ^ form erly *20.50 Wednesday Matinee at the Coachlight Dinner sgoo Tree farms do big business D(vld Kool/ManchMtar Hartid Theater on March 16 to see and hear Duke Ellington’s Levi boot corduroy and denim jean$ Sophisticated Lady and enjoy the buffet dinner. Cost of Tin man santa Dickie cotton Sc corduroy elacka the\rip is 826 and is due by Feb. 16. Trip coordinator is By Andrew J. Davis sold, he did say he had no trouble plant 8,000 to 10,0b0 trees in the made of heating and cooling duct IToiti Sise# 2S*“-30^ Ruth Uoyd, 218 Lydall St., phone 646-8S27. Manchester Herald selling out. He said he had sold all of future, which is small in scale This Santa has a perch on top of Only Springtime in Bermuda. The chapter is sponsoring a compared to Hickory Ridge. Aitkin TP. Inc. at 27 Tolland work. It bears a resemblance to the CBeh/Oieck No AdJuelmenI* on his trees by Dec. 19. Final Sale* cruise to Bermuda on the M/V Atlantic next April 23-30. COVENTRY— The stockings "They were excellent," he said of Bray considers his farm as small Turnpike. The bright red figure is infamous tin man in the Wizard of Oz. MC/VISA Prevlou* 9aUs Hie cruise costs 8649 per person which includes all have been stuffed, the presents sales this year. "People really because he sees it as a hobby and transportation, accommodations, food, activities and wrapped and the spirit of Christ­ seem to appreciate a fresh Connec­ not as a means to generate income. nightly entertainment. Ship docks at Front St. in the mas has filled the air. ticut Christmas tree." "My idea is to get started," Bray center of downtown Hamilton. One of the main symbols of Sales also increased with the help said. "We’re Just getting started. Gerber to add Christmas has traditionally been of nature, Visny said. With one My stuff is quite young.” < > Chapter 604 the Chrf8tmas tree. For people who exception, the weather was cooper­ He added he has no plans in the Hope, everyone is recuperating, from the hectic prefer a natural tree that was ative for selling trees, he said. future to compete with tree farms before Christmas rush. Hope everyone’s Christmas is grown locally this year, one of the ’’We were lucky with the as big as Hickory Ridge. . new division merry. larger selections can be found at weather," said Visny. "Except for “I’m not in competition ... with Here’s wishing everyone a healthy, happy and Hickory Ridge Tree Farm. one rainy Saturday, it was them," Bray said. “Mine’s pretty By Nancy Concelman We Have It! prosperous New Year. ’Though Robert Visny, one of the perfect.” much a hobby.” Manchester Herald The next meeting of our chapter will be Jan. 6 at owners of Hickory Ridge, would not But weather notwithstanding, The main selling season for fresh Gerber Scientific Products Inc., of 151 Batson Drive, i Concordia Lutiieran Church. Social hour will be from comment on how large his farm is, Visny said Hickory Ridge has not Christmas trees runs from after announced the formation of a new division called News. Sports. Features and McDonald’s® Tool 12:45 to 1:30. it is regarded as one of the largest in had problems selling trees in over Thanksgiving to the first few days Gerber Optical, to be located in a building on South Our entertainment will be a group of male singers the Manchester, Bolton and Coven­ 20 years. Sales were Just as strong in December, Bray said. He said it Satellite Road in South Windsor. Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum and accompanist. They have given themselves the title try area, said Albert Bray, another last year as they were the year is uncommon for people to wait Gerber president David Logan appointed Kenneth of "604 Quintet of Manchester.” Everyoneis invited to local tree farmer. before. until the last minute to purchase a Wood general manager of the new diWsion, which will of 13 weeks) and we'll send you a $5.(X) book of McDonald's* come and enjoy. "They’re a real tree operation,” “We’ve been selling for 22 ye­ live tree. be responsible for the development, production and Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s* location. Don't waKI said Bray. "They’rethehiggestone ars,” he said. “That’s kind of nice. "’The season’s over,” said Bray. marketing of Gerber’s optical products. Wood was P AARP 1178 here." People are kind of loyal.” . “It runs after Thanksgiving until formerly vice president of Engineering at Gerber Visny said sales this year were Sales also were good for Bray, this weekend (Dec. 18-19). Most The January meeting will be held Jan. 13,1988. ’The Scientific Products Inc. Logan said the new division Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the excellent. Though he would not who also is based in Coventry. people put their tree up the first will allow the company to bring forth new optical Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 a executive board will meet at noon. The AARP meeting comment on how many trees he Bray, though, said he may only week of December." will start at 1:30 p.m. ’The program will feature Miss products in the future. Beth Chaty, vice president of piquet development and Gerber first introduced its Optical Manufacturing planning at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She will System in January and recently expanded it with the I want to become a New Manehestsr Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 new OMS—Network system. ’The system allows tell us of the current trends in health care, and how our MMH Nurses get certification weeks) end receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s * Qlft Certiflcalee. hospital is responding. This subject should be of immediate transmission of data on eyeglass frame interest to all. shape and prescription information from the optician’s Several nurses at Manchester professional certification by the can (Allege of Obstetrics and location to the wholesale laboratory. This eliminates Name__ Memorial Hospital have earned Child Life Certifying Commission. Gynecology. the need to send the frame to the laboratory. Address. Trips special certifications. This is the first year that Child Life Nancy Bencher, L.P.N. at Man­ Gerber Scientific Products Inc. is a subsidiary of i Jan. 23-30 — Caribbean Cruise. Call Dot Hughes to Prudence Schifley, R.N.. co­ professionals have been certified chester Memorial Hospital, has Gerber Scientific Inc. of South Windsor. The company Phone__ see if there is still a cabin available for you. Cost 81,209 ordinator of the hospital’s Horizons by the international organization. been certified as a pre-natal is involved in the technology and manufacturing of One Per Family — Mam SeSeerl Sere Only (not good with any other eoupona or apaelala) S’p for category 3 cabins or 81.399 for categoi^ 5. Cruisers Independent Living Program, has Mimi Pomerleau, B.S.N., R.N.C., exercise instructor by the National computerized manufacturing systems for the graphic Coupon book mslled upon receipt of peyment lor a 13-week eubecriptlon. are reminded to bring their birth certificate or been board certified as a Clinical Family Birthing Center Nurse, and Dance-Exercise Instructors Train­ arts and similar Industries and optical manufacturing 8 passport with them. Lois Isaacson of Friendship Tours Associate by the American Board Christal Petrone, R.N.^., Child­ ing Association. Ms. Bencher is a svstcins. will conduct an informational meeting closer to of Medical Psychotherapists. birth Education Liaison at the nurse at the hospital and an Gerber was recently awarded a 1987 Optical departure time to go over details of the cruise. Maureen Ferguson, Child Life Family Birthing Center, Manches­ instructor for tte Family Birthing Laboratories Award of Excellence for its OMS produc. May 15-23 — Texas ’Trails. Watch for details in the Specialist, and Ann Bonney, Child ter Memorial Hospital, have been Center’s Fit For Delivery pre- and line. next edition or call trip coordinators. Dorothy Hughes. Life Director at Manchester Mem­ awarded certification by the post-natal exercise program at the 647-8911. or Peggy Kehler, 649-0157. orial Hospital, have been awarded Nurses Association of the Ameri­ hospital. Scouts remember convention Town wants This month’s top news is the came down to say goodbye to her Christmas dance show National Delegates’ Girl Scouting old leader. At 7 o’clock p.m. on Tuesday, Convention, held the last week of When our “ spy” who was posted Dec. 15, a room at Meadows October In Portland, Oregon. The upstairs to watch for Woody’s car Convalescent Home was filled with suit ended four-day planning convention was gave the signal, everybody quieted excited brightly-garbed Brownies held at the Convention Center in down and we shut tiie doqrs. We and Juniors practicing dancing and Portland, October 23-26. 5,501 Girl could hear them coming down the showing off their ethnic costumes. By Andrew Yurkovsky Scouts (girls and adults) from all stairs and had to stifle our giggles! At 7: IS the leaders lined them up Manchester Herald over the United States gathered to When she opened the door, her and they strode in to the audience- discuss National Girl Scout policy expression registered much sur­ filled room to the strains of “ That’s Assistant Town Attorney Thonnas Celia is again and to make new friends. 334 prise as she stood there holding her Entertainment." Approximately 35 seeking to have a U.S. District Court judge dismiss Councils were represented, and grab bag gift. Woody then pro­ elderly residents enjoyed the portions of a suit against the town by an Andover there were 300 girl participants. ceeded to hug everyone while troop “ Mexican Hat Dance,” performed attorney who charges he was falsely arrested by two An honored guest was Odlle member Tanya Sines played part of Manchester police officers, Celia said Thursday. by 12 girls dressed In white blouses Bonte, the World Chairperson of “ That’s What Friends Are For." By and brightly colored printed skirts WAGGS (World Association of Glri the time the last person received a and sashes. Norman E. Whitney is suing for damages from the GuldM and Girl Scouts). Bonte Is a hug. Woody had tears in her eyes. town, two Manchester police officers and Manchester resident of Versailles, France. Our Halfway through the festivities. Next, to the rolling Scottish burr Police Chief Robert D. Lannan in connection with the council, Connecticut Valley, was Woody was presented with the and bagpipes and drums of “ Auld alleged false arrest, which occurred in 19M. represented by flve delegates — troop’s gift: a plaque with a troop Lang Syne” and “ Scotland the Brave," eight girls, dressed in kilts In a motion to dismiss he said he filed on Wednesday IJnda Carlson, June Rose, Barbara picture and poem written by Troop and hrandishlng large “ swords" in the U.S. District Court in Hartford, Celia is seeking Allyne, Fred Chalson, and Jean President Laurie Kinsman, and a Five generations meet aptly carried out the Scottish sword to have Lannan eliminated as defendant in the case. He Lucas. One of the girl guests, scrapbook compiled of nnemories, dance. also wants to have the officers eliminated as The five-generation Bjorkman family former Troop 2 member Marie past and present, of Woody’ s contributions to Girl Scouting, defendants in their official capacities. met for a Thanksgiving celebration. Yamamoto, Introduced a new Girl Then to the lilting string of “ The Scout promotion film. Camp Merriwood, and her troop’s Last Time I Saw Paris" and the If the motion were'granted, the officers would be From left, Teri Donnelly and daughter, After the convention a group of good times. At that point she also C!an-Can symphony introduced a defendants as individuals but not as town employees. Joceline, Bertha W. Bjorkman, Lori the delegates continued Iheir trip received gifts and cards from peppy dance joyfully performed by friends. U.S. District Court Judge Peter C. Dorsey in October Carilli and daughter, Jessica, left rear, by touring the state of Washington, 4 ^rls. The audience laughed and By the time the party wound dismissed the charges against Lannan and the officers including a helicopter ride down the clapped twice as hard at this Susan R. Strickland and Shirley B. Riley. crater of Mount St. Helens. AIL who down, everyone had many warm in their official capacities, but Whitney filed an number. ’The music then changed to participated greatly enjoyed it. memories and there were many the soft twang of Hawaiian melo­ ammended complaint in November seeking to have the warm hearts. We will miss this chief and the officers included again as defendants, Special surprise “ (^ristm as” dies and two girls in Hawaiian garb, special lady, and we wish her Celia said. party complete with flowers, ieis, and “I-I’m OBLITERATED!” were happiness in her home state — and hand tassels, did the fast Tahitian Celia said his motion to dismiss states that the Oivtd Kool/M «Kl»W »f Hwsid the first words out of Troop 2’s anytime you want to think of us. hula, and next the slower tropical charge against Lannan cannot be brought up again former co-leader Woody Johnson, Woody, just close your eyes and dance was performed by three because it was dismissed with prejudice by Dorsey in Eric DeMilia and Jason Levy got In some the rink were less than frozen, and signs when she walked into her surprise remember. girls. The last tropical number ws a October. The motion states that Dorsey should not let hockey play Thursday morning at the posted nearby said that skating was party. For two weeks. Troop 2 had silly Hawaiian song danced by the charge against the officers in their official planned our annual Christmas Trip to Wadsworth Carrie Moore. The audience capacities to be revived because Whitney “ failed to rink at Charter Oak Park. Some parts of prohibited. party to be on Thursday, December clapped enthusiastically for the allege sufficient facts.” 3, but we secretly planned for It to On Saturday, November 14, Se­ Hawaiian numbers. be Woody’s going-away party. nior Troop 2 and Cadette Troop 610 When Dorsey in October dismissed that portion of the Woody moved back to Kentucky took a bus trip to the Wadsworth for Lastly, all 32 participants spelled suit pertaining to the officers, he did so without last Sunday because her husband is an exhibition on American Women “ Merry Christmas to all from prejudice. Dismissal without prejudice does not rule Skaters arrive early at park Troops608and655.’ Ahushfellover retiring. On December 3, we Artists. This exhibit is a premiere out the possibility of bringing forth a charge again in decorated and set up refreshments for the opening of the National the audience as Catrrie Moore the future. Museum of Women in the Arts, in played “ Silent Night” on the violin Levy and his two friends, Eric coming off the ice for a break. in Woodruff Hall in C!enter Congre­ The thin ice at the rink at Charter Washington, D.C. This new mu­ and everyone in the room joined in Celia said that Whitney has 20 days in which to DeMllia. 17, and Jim Gaunya, 16. Commenting on the “ No Skating’ ' gational Church from 4 p.m. to 6:30 Oak Park didn’t stop three Man­ seum features multinational work on the second chorus. The girls of respond to his latest motion to dismiss. Whitney could were peihaps the first skatersof the sign, Gaunya said. “ Hey, if there’s p.m., then waited for theguestsand chester High School students from by women through the centuries, Troops 608 and 655 are to be not be reached for comment on Thursday. season at Charter Oak Park. The ice, we’re going to skate” our leaders. practicing their hockey skills lliis exhibition is an attempt to commended for their great perfor­ trio may have set a similar record Just be sure to skate tough. Jim. The plan was for Mrs. Wilt to Whitney charged in his original complaint that the Thursday morning. have car trouble and ask Woody to highlight a group of artists for­ mance, and we would ike to A sign next to the rink said, “ No during the cold spell about a month two police officers, who were identified only by their come and pick her up so she could merly unrecognized. The girls congratulate Leaders Dawn Skating,” but the three young men ago, ^ e n they skated on the pond badge numbers, stopped him ih his car on July 11, lOM, delay their arrival. By the time found the exhibit very interesting Stender, Karen Moore, Rhonda seemed unconcerned about wha­ at Center Springs Park. H fe c M y and demanded that he submit to sobriety tests. When they appeared at 7 o’clock, all the and some favorite artists were Trevino for putting this show tever risk might have been he refused to do so, one of the officers drew his gun and Though the Charter Oak Park Health guests had arrived and were all Elizabeth Nourse, Lydia Field together. Special acknowledge­ ordered him out of his car, the complaint says. involved. anxiously anticipating their com­ Emmet, and Ann Elizabeth ment to dance instructor Gladys “ I fell in on the sides already rink wasn’t in the best of shape for ing. Among the 55 guests was a Klumph. The troops had lunch in Monti for all of her time and (while) trying to get off,” said skating ’Thursday, it was in better Whitney was forced to go through the physical teats former Troop 2 member from Hartford and returned to Manches­ dedication. Merry Jason Levy, 16. condition than the three had to determine his sobriety and was then told by the expected. Lexington, Massachusetts, who ter around 2 p.m. Christmas!!!!!!! officers he could go home, according to the complaint. Forttinately, the water there was only a f ^ inches deep, so he only “ We were surprised it was going Tests later taken at Manchester Memorial Hospita’ to be this good,” Gaunya said after showed that there was no alcohol in Whitney’s blood got his skates wet. Lasers cut costs the complaint says. Fab four for Air Force Amber Danielle Butler, left, born Feb. 22, White holiday not predicted t 1987, becomes the fourth generation St. SACRAMEN’TO, Calif. (AP) - by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. George. Mother Laurel (Segar) Butler Laser beams will soon help cut a hole in the cost of storing informa­ If you were dreaming of a white ’The last significant snowfall was graduated from Tolland High School in Christmas this year, go back to in 1969, when 8 inches covered the tion needed to service America’s Woman named sleep. ground. 1956 and 1966 were both 1977, Grandmother Yvette (St. George) fighting aircraft, reports MIS The chances of snow this Clirist- good years for sleigh rides, with 10 DIURETICS Davy graduated from Manchester High Week. s mas are about mro. National inches on the ground each year. Anyone taking diuretics or ‘water According to the management pills’ for any reason, should be School Class of 1954 and Great- to be leader Weather Service officials said information systems journal, the yesterday. While no weather fore­ careful to. eat foods rich in Grandmother Marie (Rousseau) St. potassium, such as fresh oranges, U.S. Air Force is installing a cast is 100 percent accurate, George, retired from Pratt & Whitney Mary Ann Bianchi, director of Women in Transition bananas, dried apricots or laser-scanning optical disk storage and professor of biology at Manchester Community officials yesterday held out little peaches, wheat germ and Aircraft in East Hartford In 1970. and retrieyai system at seven bases College, has been chosen to participate in the ‘ ‘Leaders hope that it would snow for sunflower seeds. Diuretics have a across the nation that will replace Program ," an international leadership training Christmas. In Memoriam side-effect of causing potassium manual handling for a file of an program for two-year college women administrators. Temperatures were expected to and sometimes magnesium, Personality, nightmares linked estimated 38.5 million technical be in the mid to upper 40s (Aristmas In loving memory of Walter deficiency. These are trace NEW YORK (AP) — Personality may have a lot to do drawings. Designed to enhance the skills participants need to Day, with showers in the morning (Terry) Wightman, who died minerals essential to health. assume major decision-making roles in two-year that will taper off by late afternoon. December 25,1984. with nightmares. With the system, which works No need for the children to worry, People who are plagued with a lifetime of bad like a data bank, anengineerwillbe institutions, the year-long program will include God saw you were getting tired however. Santa Claus will likely dreams tend to have “ thin boundaries,” psychiatrist able to study a technical drawing by instruction and practice in supervisory and human and a cure was not to be. trade in his boots for galoshes and Ernest Hartmann reports in Health magazine. calling it up on a remote computer relations skills, planning and budgeting. So, he put bis arms around you his sleigh for a rubber raft if the People with thin boundaries walk a fine line between terminal, and a dot matrix hard S’ and said “ Come to me’ ’. reality and illusion and are easily bombarded by The program is sponsored by the League for rain forecast holds true. copy will be available at the punch A million times we needed you outside influences, he says. Consequently, they let Innovation in Community Colleges, a consortium of Connecticut’s last white Christ­ of a key. A million times we cried. NatiOMl Pmcription CcfMtrt frightening material from their days seep into their e x p o s u r e . ^ community college districts in the United States and mas was in 106S, when a trace of If our love could have saved you, The new system will make Canada, and by the American Association of Women in snow fell, according to the National nights. you never would have died. 348 Main Street Candidates for nightmares tend to have a blurred needed drawings available in min­ 1111 1 1 Conlar L-enier SIrontaireei « ■ * ( & framing »>* N«w Hours: CIosbo p,, g.5.30 Mon Community and Junior Colleges. The program is Weather Service. Manchester sense of reality and are unusually sensitive, open, utes rather than days or weeks conducted by the National Institute for Leadership The only white Christmas before Loved and sadly missed. anchester - 649-6939 Thu,,. 9-8-SH. 9- vulnerable and creative. under the old system. Development at Rio Salado Community College of the that came in 1078. when 3.S inches of Wife and CHiildren 649-1025 Maricopa Colleges in Phoenix, Az. snow fell here. Committee finds fauit in ieasing W99hlngton W in Chinese Christians ceiebrate Near>i1ot as police months to complete. Lensink said community homes for 900 orientally HARTFORD (AP) - Eight peo­ retarded people. aircraft guns are kept, part of the try to lecover child ple who signed teases under a new regulations would require Bv Dan Biers the Christianity Church of Sanya occupancy within 45 days. and will be filled for Christmas extensive island defense. Mental Retardation Department The Associated Press “ I feel badly that we misspent Record doesn’t services on Dec. 27, two days after Some bad traveled 80 miles over FAIRFIELD (AP) — Authorities searched program didn’t understand what mountain roads for the one-hour funds that could have been spent EMERGENCY SANYA, China — Christmas will the traditional date, to allow Thursday for a man they believe whisked away a they were doing, a special investi­ service. gatory committee has concluded. better," Lensink said. Fire — Police — Medical come two days late to this southern­ workers with only Sunday off to 3-year-oId child during a police raid of a The department is under court support Reagan attend. As worshippers settled down on (^ristmas party where officials were attempt­ The committee began reviewing most foothold of Christianity in pressure to find homes for mentally As elsewhere around the world, the eight rows of hard wooden the department’s program last DIAL 911 China, but the faithful already are ing to recover the boy from his father. retarded people. In the next five the Christmas spirit arrived weU benches, a group of young women Police Capt. Joseph Sambrook said the child, month when questions were raised In Manchester singing carols and listening to years, the department plans to find the press critic Scripture to mark the holy season. before Dec. 25 in Sanya’s Christian gathered by tbe church's "Pearl missing since the party Saturday night, was about the competence of mentally Under Sanya’s tropical skies sits community. River" organ to sing “ Silent Night’’ found Wednesday unharmed and wandering in retarded clients who signed teases and other Christmas carols in for homes in Chester and Old By W. Dale Nelson a tiny white church that draws Many in the 140-member Protest­ Shelton and reunited with his mother. high-pitched voices of . Mandarin The Associated Press fishermen, workers and curious ant congregation arrived more The child was grabbed from his father, Saybrook. than 30 minutes early last Sunday Chinese heavily accented with the Charles Leaf of Fairfield, as Leaf was trying to State auditors conducted a separ­ youth from a wide ared of southern 'S 76 M d n SI. 646-1717 > WASHINGTON — President Reagan says the Hainan Island, 183 miles across the for morning services at the church, local dialect. escape from police Saturday, Sambrook said. ate investigation and said the M w ichM W r Hsun M-T-W-F t-t A bright red cross painted behind program failed to protect state Thun. M / S at • - » : » most botheraome part alMut charges of misconduct Gulf of Tonkin from Vietnam. just off a main road and on tbe edge Leaf had taken the child from the youngster’s MC/VISA in his administration is that the newspapers play up The one-room building is home to of a field where unmanned anti- the altar dominated the room and mother, who has legal custody, in June, he said. interests. *— STORE the bad news and bury the good news. Christian writings were posted on Police approached Leaf during the party over Auditors said the state paid “From (he Sas/cs lo l/ia lmpot$lbla to Find, For the most part, however, the record doesn’t the side walls. the weekend after the mother tipped them that $30,850 for leases on two homes ______you Should Como Hon Flr$tl" ______support the president’s criticism. “ God is light, God is love," read the child might be there, Sambrook said. while they were vacant. WINPBW SHAPES CUT * CUSTOM HmUMO * KIYS MADE ■ ’The issue came up ’Tuesday when two associates one; another gave a brief explana­ “ Yesterday, whoever was holding the child Mental Retardation Commis­ of Attorney General E>lwin Meese HI were indicted tion of Christianity. must have b ^ n uncomfortable with the amount sioner Brian R. Lensink appointed in connection with tbe growing Wedtech Corp. Tan Zhengyi, a local farmer who of pressure being applied and dumped the baby the special investigatory commit­ scandal. Pn»ecutor James C. McKay said there leads the congregation, called the on the street," the captain said Thursday. tee, which recommended that the V2 P R IC E S A L E was too little evidence to accuse Meese of any assembly to order at 8:30 a.m. By He said the elder Leaf was being held in lieu of department assess a client’s ability On All Christmas Stock wrongdoing, but the decision was not a final one. then, about 70 people bad as­ 3350,000 bail on a number of charges brought by to understand teases and that a • flo w e rs idaHcaiNkl sembled for a service of carols sung parent or guardian signed teases • cards . Re'agan was asked by a reporter whether he was police after he resisted arrest. • wrapping paper • ornaments concerned that so many administration officials had by a 14-member choir and a sermon Sambrook said the police confrontation with for those unable to understand the resigned under a cloud of accusation. More than 100 on the Three Wise Men. Leaf and about 40 to 50 people attending the documents. • lights & sets • novelties administration figures, including some of the Tan, speaking before the service holiday party "almost tu ra^ into a riotous The committee and auditors also began, said the local congregation recommended a change in legisla­ *Dlscount appllat to ticketed price ‘ All Sales Final president’s closest advisers, have been accused of situation.” •No rolnchecks *No other discounts apply wrongdoing during his seven years in office. was formed in 1948, one year after He said party-goers interfered with and tion to streamline lease proce­ t (S M W orH 1Z/Z4/S7 unm 1/Z/SI Reagan answer^; “ I ’m more concerned about the arrival of a preacher from threatened six police officers as they attempted dures, which now can take 18 the way it’s being presented, ignoring the fact that in Singapore and one year before the to reach Leaf and the child at the house where many of the cases the charges appear on the front Communist takeover of China. the party was going on. page and then, when it’s determ ine that tbe charge Christians in Sanya, as elsewhere “ And it got real nasty,” Sambrook said. M a n g u ilty was iheaninideas and had no foundation, that in China, have since suffered He said Leaf, with the boy in tow, attempted to appears on page It.’ ’ persecution, particularly during escape from the house through a window, then Reagan didn’t say what cases he was talking the ultraleftist 1988-76 Cultural ran into the basement and fled through a door. in pit bull about, and his spokesman. Marlin Fitzwater, said Revolution, when religion was Two police officers, following on foot, captured he dida’t know. banned and many churcbes were Leaf as he rah with the child through a wooded desecrated. attack ’There have, indeed, been some cases in which area, the captain said. The 19th annual Grateful Dead accusations against administration officials didn’t Under the relaxed policies of Beijing’s current leadership, the ENFIELD (AP) — An Enfield UNITED CABLE New Year's Eve Celebration LIVE stick. from the Oakland Coliseum, CA Reagan’s'first secretary of labor, Raymond J. Sanya church draws elderly Chris­ man has been convicted of allowing Donovan, for instance, resigned after being accused tians who maintained their faith two pit bull terriers to roam and PRESENTS Rock in the new year with The $ 1 .5 miiiion given attack other animals, but a judge of falsifying business bills, then was acquitted at through years of adversity. It also Dead. Rarely seen on television! trial. ’The news of the acquittal was a page 1 story in draws a new generaUon of jrounger has delayed a decision on whether ’The New York ’Times and ’The Washington Post, Chinese who show up to team about one of the dogs should bedestroyed. with additional stories inside both papers. a religion that has aroused intense for 2 sheiters The defendant, Darren Paren- James Beggs, former head of the National interest. teau, was charged in November 'Aeronautics and Space Administration, was Some worshippers were asked by HARTFORD (A P) — Efforts to build shelters for the after his 2-year-old mate dog and charged with fraud, but the government later a visitor to explain Christmas. homeless in Hartford and Middletown were given a 4-year-old female dog were seen admitted the charges were wrong and withdrew “ I believe it was the day Jesus boost with $1.5 million in grants from the federal attacking a stray dog. Parenteau, LIVE them. The withdrawal of the charges got page 1 play was saved," said a man suraamed government. 29, said his dogs escaped from a in ’The New York ’Times on June 20. ’Ibe Washington Fu, a worker from another region In Hartford, organizers of the organization My friend’s house after a door was left IN CONCERT Post didn’t carry the story until June 23, but also put visiting the church for the first Sisters’ Place teamed Wednesday that they will get a open. it on the front page. time. $781,850 grant to help turn an abandoned factory in Superior Court Judge Joseph, The president had more of a point in regard to Max “ He was bora on Earth to save Hartford’s North End into apartments for homeless Steinberg on Wednesday delayed a Hugel, the CIA deputy director of operations who the people,” said one woman in a women and children. decision on vriiether the mate dog A grant of $750,000 will go to the city of Middletown should be destroyed to allow quit after allegations by two stockbrokers of AP photo dark purple suit as she poured improper securities dealings. Hugel brought a drinking water from a vacuum and the Mercy Housing and Shelter Corp. for the Arenteau time to try to prove that defamation suit and a Judge ruled in his favor in LOSING WEIGHT — Walter Hudson trims the Christmas flask for a group of children at the renovation of Shepherd Home as transitional housing neutering the animal would make it February 1083. A search of computerized files of the tree in his Hempstead, N.Y., home Wednesday. Hudson, back of the church. for the homeless. less vicious. Post and Times showed no coverage of the judge’s Huang Liyi, 30, scribbled her “ The news is a good Christmas present,” said Sister “ I am not disposed to mercy, but I ruling. When Hugel was awarded monetary down to roughly 875 pounds after three months of strict response on a piece of paper to Judith Beaumont, director of My Sisters’ Place. want to be fair,” the judge said damages in September 1084, there was a story on the dieting, stepped out of his bedroom for the first time in 16 make sure her thick accent would The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban after finding Parenteau guilty. The 12th page of the second section in the Times. years on Wednesday and said, “It felt like being born not be misunderstood. “ Yesu zhu- Development, which announced the grants, also will judge also delayed action on award the city of Hartford $82,529 to hire two In any event, some of the president’s critics say he again.” shen jiangsheng — The god Jesus whether to impose $360 in fines should be less concerned with how the news ts being was bora,” she wrote. counselors to help homeless people obtain permanent against Parenteau. reported and more concerned about what’s going housing. Frederick Provencher, Enfield’s on. The grants are from money provided in the Stewart dog warden, said the female dog’s s When Michael K. Deaver, Reagan’s former B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act, a comprehen­ disposition has improved markedly deputy chief of staff, was convicted last week of Reagan’s Christmas message sive bill to help, the homeless that was signed into law since being im pm ^ed. lying under oattr about his activities as a lobbyist last in the summer. But he recommnded the mate dog The bill was named in honor of the congressman be destroyed because it is a threat after leaving the White House, the president said older. We still find pleasure in a changed heart, seems so full that WASHINGTON (AP) - Here is representative from Connecticut’s 4th District, who to public safety. He said the dog LIVE! a only: "Nancy and I are sorry to team of the jury’s exchanging greetings and gifts, and it ceaselessly looks for ways to the text of a Christmas message was a leading advocate for the homeless before his chews on the chain-link fence at the decision in Mike Denver’s trial. He has b m a we still delight in the warm and' express its power. We respond to it issu ^ Wednesday by President pound, throws its body at the fence NEW YEARS EVE longtime friend, and has served with dedication. colorful images of the holiday. But best when we share it with family, death in May...... Reagan: A total of 118 projects nationwide will receive $54.3 Beyond that I cannot conunent further at this time we perceive ever more clearly, as friend or stranger.-^ when we and lunges at other dogs. million for transitional housing, which is aimed at since the decision will likely be appealed through Christmas, as the carol tells us, is did Scrooge, that the true beauty recognize that, under the sheltering AT 12:00AM helping the homeless find permanent housing, white 38 our court system." “ tbe most wonderful time of the and wonder of the season lie in the evergreen branches of God’s love, Warning labels other projects will receive $15 million in supplemental Whitney North Seymour, the Republican inde­ year." We see it in the excited eyes Christmas spirit of giving of all are family and no one is a pendent counsel who prosecuted Deaver, thought of a child — an excitement easy to ourselves for others — the message ' stranger. When we do these things, assistance. may help boozers My Sisters’ Place, which operates a temporary home tbe president should have either kept quiet or “ said expUin. What with the sighU of of the Prince of Peace whose birth when we visit the lonely or help Channel 53 Price: $19.95 brUliantly decorated trees, tbe for about 15 women and children, hopes to complete the ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - something about the fact that the jury syAem shows we celebrate. At Christmastide we those in need, when a family is Putting warning labels on alcoholic that this is still a country where everyone is treated sound of familiar hymns and songs, reconciled, Christmas is real and renovation of the factory next year. The project, to be accompany shepherds and Wise called My Sisters’ Place n , will provide 20 apartments beverage containers could curtail Simulcast on WCCC FM 107 m m . the same.” and tastes of fresh-baked cookies Men to the stable as of old, where present, and that is truly what for single women and mothers. drunk driving, says Charles If Reagan had kept quiet, he would have been and other treats, and above all the we relearn the timeless and price­ makes it “ the most wonderful time long-anticipated visit from St. Construction is expected to begin in the spring, said Phelps, a public policy analyst at ignoring the pleas of reporters who were clamoring less lessons of love, humility and of the year.” the University of Rochester. Nick, Christma* lor children is a Beaumont. The federal money will be used to help pay Call For Details; for White House comment on the Deaver conviction. sacrifice, where we see the Christ­ Nancy and I pray that peace and Phelps surveyed college students Whatever he said, however, or even if he had said time unlike any other. joy will- reign in every home and for construction and operating costs. 649-3457 or 346-2635 Marlborough mas spirit as God’s love flowing She said the Shelter has raised about $2.48 million and found they underestimated the nothing, the reaction of the press critic in the White through so many people all at once. everyheartduringthisholy season. That is true for grownups as well, toward the total cost of the project, estimated to be $2.9 risk of a fatal crash when a drinking 1 umno am mtmm coFFoaMton O House would not likely have been relegated to page of course; tbe joy and nneanlng of This spirit of love, as simple as a Merry Christmas, and may God’s driver is at the wheel. million. 29. Christmas only deepens as we grow spoken greeting and as profound as blessing be upon us all. Cracking joints aren’t dangerous Stress disorder rare after civilian violence fit the definition of the disorder. Among guilt, difficulty concentrating, avoi­ By Daniel Q. Haney “We didn’t have much information dance of anything thak made them prior to this and didn’t know what to civilians exposed to physical attack and .Dear Abliy DEAR DR. 1971 and was notified that I could no The Associated Press Vietnam veterans who were not remember the trauma or worsening of longer give blood because I have expect in terms of the proportion of symptoms if anything happened that GOTT: My son. people from the general population who wounded, 3.S percent had the disorder. .Abigail Van Buren 17, makes a antibody D. My doctor told me not BOSTON — Unlike wounded Vietnam Although the figures may seem low. resembled it. to worry. Is there any connection War veterans, victims of muggings, woud develop symptoms in response to cracking noise trauma,’’ said Dr. John E. H^lzer of Dr. Bessel van der Kolk of Harvard The study found the disorder in the with his foot Dr. GoM between this and AIDS? fares and other violence rarely suffer Medical School said this is because it’s the full-blown symptoms of post- Washington University, who directed men surveyed was caused only by^ when he runs or Peter Gott. M.D. DEAR READER: No. The difficult to meet the official definition of Vietnam combat or seeing someone hurt walks. Will it get traumatic stress disorder, a study the study. post-traumatic stress disorder. immune-globuUn-D antibody is one published Thursday concludes. or die. No combat-reiated symptoms better? He says of many blood proteins that are Post-traumatic stress disorder was Helzer’s study, published in the New wore reported by veterans of other he is not bo­ produced normally in the healthy A random survey found that Vietnam formally accreted i®*® **7 t**® England Journal of Medicine, was wars. thered by it. Just human body. Although an increase veterans wounded in combat were the American Psychiatric Association, in based on interviews conducted in St. - Hiard to escape by my worr^i^ in IgD can reflect a dlorder of only group in which the disorder was part as a result of a drive by veterans Louis. Of the 64 Vietnam* veterans in the about it. protein synthesis, no specific func­ relatively common. About 20 percent of groups to recognize a “poat’Vietnam People who had been subjected to survey, 15 w o re * wounded in combM, tion has been a s s ig ^ to this those questioned suffered nightmares or syndrome.” while 28 had fought but weren’t hurt. DEAR READER: Joints make been no studies that specifically severe and sudden stress were said to address the spread of AIDS through antibody. other signs of post-traumatic stress have the disorder if they re-enacted the AmOhg those wounded, 20 percent met. froni some gifts cracking or popping noises when I suggest that you question your Helzer cautioned that only 64 Vietnam the criteria for the disorder, and 60 • ^ • there is laxity of the ligaments that oral sex. However, an infected disorder. veterans were among the 2,493 pecpl® experience or relived it through dreama • ^ . woman could Infect a partner in this physician about the IgD In your In the past, the disorder has been and thoughts and if they suffered percent had at least one ssrmptom. DEAR ARBY: As a daily reader (male). may I share support them. If no pain is present, blood. I do not know why you would surveyed, so the percentage who this disconcerting phenomenon is way if she had HIV in her saliva and studied largely by focusing on war suffered the stress disorder may not emotional numbing that made it impos* The most com'mon cause in women my experience with .Christmas present^? Before I be refused as a blood donor solely veterans and victims of other violent sible to care for others. usually harmless. It may improve he had a small abrasion or cut on for this reason. I am not aware that precisely mlror the proportion nation­ was physical atthek, Jncluding rape. retired. I was an executive.wlth one of the largest dhain the penis. encounters. The authors of the latest stores in Maryland. 'A> co-worker (womap) kindly or disappear with age. IgD is associated with AIDS. wide who have the problem. They also had to show at least two of a Other events cited by women were I suggest that you stop making an Because prostitutes have been work attempted to see how common the discovering a husband’s affair, being answered my i^ n e when I wgs out of the office. She reported to have a high incidence of disorder is among a cross-section of the His study found that 1 jiercent of the list of other possiBle symptonts that also took nnemgcs for me, and f did her many favors, issue of your son’s feet. Explain to includad Jumpiness, trouble sleeping. .poisonA and having a miscarriage.' him that any foot pain should be HIV infection, you should insist on DEAR DR. GOTT: Istherea test population. general population had symptoms that- too, so we exchanged Christmas pi^esents. (Inciden­ using a condom — or alter your to detect chronic depression caused tally, she had the reputation of being very tight with a reason for him to see a doctor. However, painless cracking of the method of gratification. by chemical imbalances? buck.) . • . - ,' Joints can usually be ignored. Sex-for-pay and casual, promis­ One Christmas sbe'told me her husband had received cuous sex are dangerous for anyb­ DEAR READER: Although W hite ‘crispness,’ a “soap-od-a'-rope" and- she couldn't stand the ody. I advise you to stop using chemical imbalances in the brain fragrance. Guess what she gave me for ptrlstmas the DEAR DR. GOTT: My daughter is g ^ n g very depressed. For four prostitutes and either find a regular certainly are a cauae of many types following* year? That Coul-smelliqg soap-on-a-rope! A .(and "safe”) monogamouspartner of depression, tbereis—aayet,- no few days after tfiat Christmas, she showed me and a months she has been so.dizzy and hoiiday warmth tired she has had to givp up her Job. or resort to self-gratification. Be­ biochemical'test to didgnosq this few othM'guys in the offlee an ugly black necktie with a cause of your experiences with common emotional abnormality. lot pfacrollwivk and various doodgds painted on it. She can’t drive and canbarely function. Doctors usually use what 19 call^ By Howard Goldberg said her husband wouldn’t be caught dd a d i^ a t tie. Of She’s had many tests, all of which prostitutes, you may also wish to be The Associated Press were normal. In the last three years tested for the presence- of HIV -"clinical Judgment" in identifying course, I received it from her the followingChristmas! antibodies in your bloodstream. depredsion, and will then use Now here’s die payoff. She told me that she and her she’s had two miscarriages, and Parts of the West and the Plains will have a white she has endometriosis. She’s 32. We Ihis can be done through your -antidepressant medicine ak a trial. Christmas with fresh snow from a travel-frustrating husband Rad received a large box of assorted, family doctor or through your local “The Go6d News About Depres­ ' individualy-wrapphd cheeses for Christmas.One of my are very worried about her. What sion.’’ Mark S. Gpld, M.D.; ViUard storm that dumped enough snbw to save the season for r sexurily transmitted disease clinic. cm-workefs wa^ there and heard how terrible the can you suggest? some sM areas. , ' Books; 9M.9S is a good overview of A low pressure area over Colorado and bne.that cheese was, hnd 1 bet him a dollar 1 would get it for~ DEAR DR. GOTT: I gaveblood in medical approach.. Christmas the next yegl-. Of courOe, f won the |>dt. DEAR READER: Before giving developed over central Kansas Wednesday afternoon On New Year's Day,-my wife and I decided to try you an answer, I’d have to know ifitirk-k'kititirkirkitirirkitiH rii'irlrkifirkit'kiiiirif triggered a major winter storm from the Southwest to some of the assortetTcheeiefr Abby.*they were so old what you ^mean by the word the upper Plains, the National Weather Service said. e • we couldn’t even get the paper off any of them. "dizzy,” wMch can mean different -* { YEAR END SALE Today, that storm spread snow from Arizona across I’m sure MhenThaVh had similar expertences with things to different people: • the central Rockies and Nebraska to the upper recycled gllla'. If you use this. Sign me “Blue Eyed.” For example, if your daughter is ♦ ' pec0Qib#r^flk3O- Mississippi Valley, with rain along the southern edge of She wiirknow who I ^ wMBh she reads this — if she exjperiendng vertigo, the sensation the snow belt. The storm pulled very cold air behind isn’t too tig h ts twy d of th&BaldiMrO Morniiig 3;: AM mefchiomdUe itself, with a low today of 23 below zero at West ueinttwbi^nceilliechanisms^ jg , R rl iewbrel, Yellowstone, Mont., and warnings of wind chill effects • *,Vh V i V of :^ief".hnire, Asrs.- Ibis would* of 30 to 50 below zero in western Nevada. require investigation ny an ear, At least four deaths were blamed on the weather, nose an thrpid ppedalist. ul THE PENNY SAVei including two motorists killed in separate accidenU in DE/ip NOfVc I Ihiiat-we ^ have riceived apd ; y *•- recycled a tdftSouth Dakota. r z themoMreeifcledCbristinhsgittvare: (1) fruitcal(es, Usually consists of a feeling of' X we wM bo cubed from Dec- 91 sntll Jon. i, 19 The storm frustrated holiday travelers with snarled unsteadiness and lightheadedness, J V (2) ned&es.'fSliMiognes. " .> ^ ^ H ip p y y______n H traffic and flight delays, but thrilled skiers with fresh ^ \ ^ * ■ < • . ,»’*k Yr a sensation Biat something ^ "not powder. For some people, it meanta "whiteChristmas - 4 ' right.’’ This is often associated With — Just in the nick of time,” said Bill Alder, DEAR ABBY: Youhe not going to bdleve this oeje. fatigue' and Idss of Mamina. If jiast- meteorolo^st in charge of the weather service’s Salt There’s tliia woman Vhere I work who is nice enough— miny causes, fnriuding anemia.,: Lake City office. as a miNnyjrf U a, she’s a preacher'p urlfe. Well. . low mood pressure, hormone im­ Snow accumulations early today ranged up to more y estel^y 4 WoUced^e had aldthey on hernecid Yes, balance and general illness. In this .t Video than 3 feet in hlgherelevatlons of Wyoming. 15 inches in one of these I **> ioW floored. I mwah, 1 don’t leSUy a pbysicihh . specializing in , foot of snow was reported in southwestern Minnesota, mind,bein||amorellberaltype,butwhstwllltheotlier ^ diagnoida. ^ ' * the weather service reported. people thinkt pie is nurried toa manof thedothro-not I t i ^ thidyonr daughter should Several thousand people Jammed Denver s Sta­ a vacuum i elMiMr. She will hash M go to church and ‘ sir ddwn.Wiai her dom r, discuss 6 4 7 w 8 8 0 d pleton International Airport as flights were delayed face I ^Doyou.ti|PkPey uPt < ledicM preblem in depth and . three to four hours Wednesday night, airport stone I ..whab.ldlA were done ano.4. spokesman Norm Avery said. 10 8F0TI1 tN 'tO irm CiAOLOfA.: ___tjlMMsuIta were. Then, with "I saw a bunch of young people playing hackysack, ftef .ddeOBPs she can plan a ., / j H E PERFECT AC C E ^ion^ and some others were playing musical instnimente. BEARBBBIMG: StonS the hoapieT flimly crarw M acUtop, Th^ probably will EOR YOUR NEW VCI?.- And there are others throughout the terminal who are Jesus Hdd, that la without aiti umoa iida^ a aeeoHB opini^ from an Just coping. I saw one woman who I don’t think has first cast 9 stone at hdr." But Whdh Is. internist Of, perhaps, a referral toa moved in five hours,” he said. . , ; ,. „„ , . man of the dom bpstowa g Cav|f tiite‘ diagnostic pVnie at.a teacUngoj " A VliiSo ST0Dlb*Si Stranded traveler Laurie Ofstedal said, I ve Just wedded wtfet. .tf •• S' about broken into tears a couple of times. I’ve had MOVIE m e m b e r s h ip :: nightmares about this happening, but I thought. No. it J ' m i d t IRt. GOTT: Shire thel DBARABBY: faia decent coIu w you statsdtt^O ^'^ would never happen.’” ■ . . „ n Great American Smokeont was conceived-by the . dosih df my'wife. I've turned to ] It was too early to tell whether Americans were Donft fcffget the chapter American CancOr Society. Wrong! It was gtarted in *' prosdtutes for my necessities. 1 j traveling more or less this Christmas than pwt 5 worry about AIDS. Can a man 1971 tiy tiyhp Smith, a Jfonticello, IBnn„ newspaper WITH THIS COUPON holidays, but Hartsfleld Atlanta International A l^ rt, edHok. iSInce then, both the American Ising Association contract it troth oral aex without a, one of the nation’s busiest, had 108,000 bookings and the American Cancer Society have become condom? . ^ ' Wednesday, far ahead of the airport’s record 08,000 on on ADDS. co-sponsors, encouraging smokers to kick the habit for at least 24 hours. Please give credit where credit is due. DEAR READER: In theory, yes.* ^Spokesman John Braden said no-shows and A H ^ is a &Kt ofUfe. So maiBe star yewr chikirct^t ail tlx-facts Ilu n k yon. The AIDS virus is spread b» direct* FREE double-bookings would reduce Wednesday’s number, tf JOByou need mfirtnatioo or assistance, call 1-8CW-235 IV' contact of body flukl8.''Ri.viftott' j but the airport is expecting 404,000 boardings between JANETGROENKE T O f » ^ / ONE YEAR MEIIIREII8HIF AP photo ST. PAUL, MINN. cases, blood or semen are ackDow!: Wednesday and Sunday. ^ u edged to be the primary sources of WITH THIS COUaON Snow came to Clark, N.J., on Tuesday by pickup Norman Rockwell painting."Facts of DEAR JANET: Mea maxima culpa, which maxes infection. However, as you know, Exmws JANUANV 31.1SSS truck. Jeffrey Cushing of Killington, Vt., brought the AIDS EDUCATION — An AIDS educa­ me to the limit of my mea culpas for 1087. the human immunodeficiency virus 1 500 pounds of snow to bis father-in-law, Don Cook, in tional poster released by the AIDS’ Life." The poster Is the centerpiece of a (HIV) has been isolated from other honor of Cook's 61st birthday. ^ Action Committee of Masaachueette on * new public service campaign. body fluids, including saliva and “It was the only present I could think of for the man CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: Deck the halls with tears. Wednesday makes use of 'the 1951 matzo balls! Have a wonderful holiday, but if you’re who has everyfaing,” Cushing said. drinking, don’t drive, and If you’re driving, don’tdrink. To my knowledge, there have f he christlm and the Soviet lions

believe he is still being held prisoner in against social ills; attempts by the KGB WASHINGTON - to recruit seminarians as Informants; OPINION While Mikhail Gor­ the hospital in Siberia, 48 years after he confiscation of churches which are then bachev Is wooing *^was snatched from the seminary. Rodgers has taken up the cause of turn^ Into warehouses, concert halls or hearts with his new “ museums of atheism.” The list goes openness. Vasili Shi- Vasili Shipilov. Rodgers is a former on. . „ pilov is passing his Jack orthopedic surgeon who gave up medi­ cine for the ministry when he learned of According to the congressional Hu­ True meaning 48th year in Soviet man Rights Caucus, there are at least 17 labor camps and psy­ the plight of Soviet Christians. Anderson In 1988, he shaved his head, fashioned ways the Soviets grind their heels Into chiatric hospitals. religious believers. ’They range from His crime? Shipilov a “ cell” and sat in the cell In a church In of Christmas Birmingham. England, eating only prohibitions against teaching religion to is a Christian. minors to job discrimination against The 65-year-old bread and water for 46 days during Lent. He wanted to simulate the conditions of believers. Because religion and commu­ Russian Orthodox is nism are natural enemies. It is easy for easiiy found He was first arrested in 1939 as a Soviet Christian poet Irina Ratushins- one of 169 Christians who will spend this officials to come up with a formal 17-year-old seminarian and sentenced to kaya. In prison for “ subverting and Christmas imprisoned in the Soviet charge that the believer threatens the 10 years in a labor camp. He was weakening the Soviet regime.” She was Union fora varietyofcrimesagainstthe foundations of the government. It is easy to forget the true meaning of state that can boiled down to the released in 1949, but was arrested again released by Gorbachev as a friendly Christmas. practice of religion. Religious prisoners the same year for preaching Christian­ gesture before the Iceland summit in In August, Sen. Richard Lugar. ity and criticizing Stalin in Siberia. He 1986. R-Ind., extracted a promise from With all the hustle and bustle, trying to find are released by the Soviets in a trickle that makes the most out of Gorbachev’s was subsequently diagnosed variously Four days before Gorbachev arrived Konstantin Kharchev, chairman of the the right gift for Uncle Harry, and worrying glasnost public relations program — one as schizophrenic and epileptic and in the United States for the White House Soviet Council for Religious Affairs, whether there will be enough money to pay or two before summit talks, another on confined to psychiatric hospitals. He summit. Baptist Anna Chertkova was that all “ prisoners of faith” would be released after 14 years in a psychiatric those post-Christmas bills, the true meaning the eve of human rights conferences. was once told he would remain a released by November. Kharchev made AiX’ prisoner until he denounced his faith. He hospital. Several times during her term the same promise to Jaime L. Cardinal of Christmas can easily be forgotten. -a Jewish refuseniks get the lion’s share of attention in this country because their hasn’t. she was told, “ Deny God and you will b Sin of Manila and added that 12 new The true meaning of Christmas cannot be supporters here are highly motivated by The Institute on Religion and Demo­ home tomorrow.” Catholic churches would open in Sep­ found in watching television specials or fresh memories of the Holocaust and cracy at Keston College in England, The handful of U.S. Christian groups tember. Neither promise was kept. which keeps track of religious prison­ following this cause have more horror walking into every other store to find another because the Soviet Jews want out of Lugar is sending another envoy to their country. But Christians in the ers. reported that Shipilov is beaten stories to tell — the teenager beaten at Santa Claus. No, that is not where the true school for being Christian: healthy Kharchev. In the meantime the specula­ Soviet Union, for the most part, don’t when he crossed himself or observes a prisoners injected with psychiatric tion on Capitol Hill Is that the Soviets meaning can be found. want out. ’They just want to attend religious fast. drugs; a Baptist declared mentally will continue to release religious prison­ The true meaning cannot be found with a church in their homeland. And their In 1979. Shipilov was discharged from unstable and socially dangerous for ers when it benefits their public image neatly-wrapped gift or having a few days off fellow Christians in this country have a psychiatric hospital, and, since he has distributing religious leaflets; two Ca­ ’The next opportunity to curry fa vor with not taken up their cause. no family, he was ordered to go to a from work or school. No, the true meaning tholic fathers sentenced to 10 years each the world will be at a human rights Anglican priest Richard Rodgers told home for invalids. The home had a long for organizing a Christian party for conference in the Netherlands in cannot be found there either. Mlfrnan^; our associate Daryl Gibson the cheer­ waiting list, so Shipilov couldn’t leave parish children and preaching sermons January. It also is not Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph less story of Vasili Shipilov. the hospital. Keston College officials the Red-Nosed Reindeer or in any of the other »A LITTLE PAY RAISE WOULD BE NICE...' commercialized yuletide characters. The true meaning can be found locally by The Russians are coming ... to Utah? the people who sang Sunday at the Community Carol Sing, who donated food and Potomac Potpourri up to 20 unannounced Inspection visits a heard a lot of scare stories about toys to the Manchester Area Conference of MAGNA. Utah — , year to other U.S. arms plants. Russians and some are actually a little Churches or other local charities. ’This small Mormon A similar-sized U.S. delegation will scared. But I think this will be a great community is brac­ It can be found within people who care take up residence in Votkinsk, the Soviet opportunity for our students to learn Abrams was honored for ” His ability to keep his ing itself for a Rus­ about another country and another about their fellow man. People who give of Bureaucrats’ Hall of Fame city where the SS-20 missiles, also to be job and parking space after forthrightly impairing sian invasion. As Robert eliminated under the treaty, are built at culture.” themselves and do not expect ansdhing in the truth in his dealings with the Congress, soon as the INF the Votkinsk Machine Building Plant. Some In town are treating the return. It can be found in people who care demonstrating a rare nnastery of survival technol­ treaty is ratified, As the treaty now stands, both groups impending Soviet “ Invasion’ with wry some 30 to 40 Soviets about the welfare of other human beings. When in doubt, mumble: Utah Sen. Orrin G. ogy,” said Boren. Wagman of inspectors will be in place Jor the next humor. A sign in front of the local Hatch, Assistant Secretary of State Elliot Abrams Kirk drew praise from lAPB for his devotion to are expected to take hardware store announces the coming It can be found sharing good and bad times 13 years. and Democratic National Committee Chairman bureaucratic communications as “ demonstrated by up residence here as What the Russians will find when they of the Soviets and adds “ arm yourself with fam ily and friends. It’s found in the Paul Kirk have all been inducted into the his plan to fuzzify the 1988 platform of the part of the verifica­ 1 j k B arrive in Magna is a conservative, most with bazooka.” Enter the store and you sharing and giving of oneself — every day of Bureaucrats' Hall of Fame. Democratic Party until it is abstructed (a Boren tion process. unionized, blue-collar town that surpris­ will find the proprietor is giving away Just outside town the year, not just on Dec. 25. An “ honor" bestored by the International verb meaning to destroy a communication by ingly. is a Democratic stronghold in pieces of Bazooka bubble gum. making it so abstract that it cannot be understood) is a major Hercules Aerospace Corp. destroy existing Pershing IIs. In Washington, a spokesman for the Association of Professional Bureaucrats (lAPB), Under the treaty, a semi-permanent generally Republican Utah. The popula­ Remember, Christmas is the birthday of into harmonious platitudes. plant, and that is why the Russians are Soviet embassy says no decisions have the hall of fame singles out “ politicrats... who have Soviet delegation will take up residence tion of the town is only about 14,000, but Christ. Sometimes that is easy to forget while Hatch, Abrams and Kirk each will receive an coming to Magna. the Hercules plant employs more than yet been made as to bow many Soviets brought a new dimension to the bureaucratic art." ’The plant makes solid-fuel missile in Magna. They will not be allowed to preparing the holiday dinner, buying that (A politicrat, according to lAPB, is a person who is “ Order of the Bird” award, which is an “ Original 4,000 from all over the Salt Lake area. will eventually settle in Utah, how they sculpture of a featherless potbellied bird,” said engines, including those for the Persh­ enter the Hercules plant, but they will will go about their jobs, where they will last-minute gift or watching another one of half politician and half bureaucrat.) monitor — on a 24-hour basis, seven The social heart of town is Tom Boren. The bird is incorporated in lA PB ’s official ing II missiles scheduled forelimination live and whether they will be accompan­ Jim Boren, president of the lAPB, said “ by the days a week — wbat leaves the plant. Dyches’ drug store. “ I ’m not too those Christmas specials. logo, which proudly displays the group’s motto — under the INF treaty. The town is also a ied by their families. fuzdstic blending of mlitical and bureaucratic ’They will also witness missile destruc­ concerned about the Russians coming,” Peace on earth and love to your fellow man. “ When in doubt, mumble.” short distance from the Tooele Army says Dyches. “ I think the treaty is “ Since the treaty will not be ratified practices,” the three iirauctees “ have enriched the depot where the Pentagon plans to tion at Tooele and be permitted to make That is what Christmas is all about. floatational bloatum of the lowlands of America.” important, and I think what they ha ve to by your Senate for some time,” the spokesman said, “ there is time to make And while sometimes it may seem like an do is important. I think people here will Boren said Hatch “ has perfected the art of writing welcome them, and I hope they will these decisions.” old cliche, it is something that should not be letters to taxpayers which are nondirective in their Congressional soap opera eventually become good customers.” Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, says he will forgotten. thrust and forceful in their gust. Though sincere but Patience was wearing thin as lawmakers and 'That seems to be the general attitude. not give his approval to the treaty until Merry Christmas. drivelated (a Boren word meaning to produce drive their staffs worked through the weekend and then No one seems openly hostile to the idea he is sure that Americans going to with professional eloquence) messages have been into the night, desperately trying to conclude of Soviet inspectors. Everyone seems in Votkinsk will have the same access and Letters to the edttor the essence of political and bureaucratic letters for business and get out of Washington for the favor of the treaty and the verification freedom as Soviets coming to Magna. generations, lAPB has never studied a bug letter holidays. proc^ures it contains. However, some The Russians are also coming to The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters that would match the one written by Sen. Hatch." say they plan to keep an eye on the Middle River, Md. to the editor. Hatch’s letter reads: “ Thank you for your letter Pennsylvania Rep. George Gekas was getting fed Soviets, making sure they don’t engage Under the IN F treaty, the Martin Letters should be brief and to the point. They and especially for the additional information. Your up with the long hours of debate and negotiations in a little espionage on the side. Marietta plant at Middle River, 12 miles when he got up on the House floor and compared should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease point is well taken, and I will certainly passalong the One story is that the Soviets will build east of Baltimore, will be open to Soviet Congress to a soap opera. in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be word to my Senate colleagues." He goes on to a compound on the outskirts of town and inspection. signed with name, address and daytime telephone explain he recognizes “ the great impact this can “ Congress is engaged in its reguir soap opera, to keep their people separate from the That’s fine with the folks at Martin have on the healthand well being of our citizens. It is community. Another rumor has it that Marietta and the town fathers of Middle number (for verification). be continued, to be continued, to be continued.’’ no secret that improving the quality and availability Gekas charged. “ The continuing resolution is the Soviets will try to blend into the River. Only nobody understands wby The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the of social services without requiring more taxpay­ nothing more than a grand soap opera.” community. Some here believe the the Russians are coming. interests of brevity, clarity and taste. ers’ dollars or unnecessary government involve Soviets will only send inspectors, which Martin Marietta does make Pershing Using the names of popular daytime soaps in this Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester ment counts high among my own legislative disappoints those who’d hoped that II missiles — but not at Middle River. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 06040. speech, the Pennsylvania lawmaker continued his ’They make them at a plant in Orlando. priorities.” si^ch: entire families would come. “ I am also taking the libery of sharing this Webster Elementary School principal Fla. The Middle River plant makes tail material with my key legislative staff," Hatch “ All "rhe Days of Our Lives’ were in the floor of Cindy Cannell says that if the Soviets sections for aircraft and thrust re- versers for aircraft engines. continues. ’"They will use it in working with their the House determining what next to delay. ‘As the "Look, Herb, If you bring their families, their children will fflaurlirstrr Hrral^ Senate staff counterparts as, of course, will I in my World ’Turns,’ we are stuck in a budget process that be welcomed at the school. “ Our A State Department spokesman says I legislative meetings with fellow members of the needs reform. All the world knows that we need to do don’t want to come children are a little confused right now, I that several “ language” problems in Founded In 1881 Senate. Thank you again for the good tip as well as something about preventing this kind of delay any with me to the post- think.” Ms. Cannell says. “ They’re very the final IN F treaty must still say PENNY M S IE F F E R T...... Publisher for your thoughtfulness.” longer. Christmaa sales, just curious about wbat Russians wear and whether Middle River is one of those G EO R G E T C H A P P E L L ...... Editor Boren said Hatch’s letter can be tested for “ Its “ ’All My Children’ and yours will be stuck the rest if\ loav1087 byk.. NEA.le a Inc what they eat and how they act. ’They’ve problems. D OU G LA S A B E V IN S ...... Esecutiva Editor buggistic breadth” by making a list of 10 issues, of the century and beyond in a budget process that say so." MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor assuming any position on each of them, and reading does not work,” he said. “ It is time to quit this soap, ALEXANDER G IR E L LI...... Associate Editor the letter as if it were a personal response to you. opera and return to sanity in the budget process.” Oilircli BoDctin Board ReBsictns Scrvicea Sharing response a record breaker Churchill, William Manning. ChariM and Editors note; This column is • The Brownies of Troop 070 at Martin DolerM Swallow, David and Ruth RuMtll, prepared by the staff of Manchester School, who baked more than 30 dozen fhu Ch^burn tamllv', Lillian Mortin, Jamw Trinity Covenant Church AasembllM of Qod Hflillger.- Suadav urorship: holy eucha- South Unitod Melhedlst Church, 1226 cookies for our MACC baskets, such a and Mary Tuutur, Motthuw and Martha rtst, 8 end 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Main St., Manchester. Dr.’Shephard S. Area Conference of (lurches. Donachl*, Dorothy Hartzog, RutMll and Jehnsen,' Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. M AC C News special treat for our handicapped and The following events are' scheduled af Trinity Calvorv Chafth (Auem bllnof God). a.m.;-coffee fellowship, 11 o.m.; Lady LIndo Horlow, M orrlt and Joyeo Staphon- 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing Lowrencg S. Staples, pasters. Sche­ disabled elderly. Thank you so much. lon, Robort J. Smith, Floita ond Mary Covenant Church for the coming weel; By Nancy Carr Rtv. Kennoth L. Guitofson, pottor.^:30 service, jecond Thursday, 7:W p.m.; dule: 9and 10:45a.m., worship service; • Vivian Ladabouche and the folks at Champognt, Btrkthlro T ravtl Club, Unittd Sunday — Sand 11a.m., morning worship; 9:S0a.m., o. m., Sunday tchodi; 10:30 o.m., eveningwor­ pravec, Wednesday, 5 P.m. 9 a.m., church school. Nurserv for EMcutIve Director Atathodlit Women, The Hartford Couront preschoolers. (447-9141) the Employment office came to our Sunday school claves; 10:15 a.m., coffee and ship, child-core and nursery; 7:00 p.m., 64340)3. Foundation, Ine., Alon and Elizabeth evening service of praise and Bible Transformers and turkeys, rosy Abele, Cheryl Taggart, C^rol Pa'rude, rescue with chairs for our main office. Lommey. _ fellowship. preaching. (444-1102) St. Mary's Rpiscegal Church, Park Tom Miller, Braymoiid Miller, Rosem­ AI»o Mary Wynn, Donold J. Roven (In Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La and Church streets, Manchester. An­ M orm on cheeked apples and rosy cheeked dolls, We are delighted to have two good-as- memory ot Ruth Duncan), Elolne and Dave Baptist, drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, ponies with purple manes and hand­ ary Smith, Stephanie Smith, Jeff Smirs, new chairs whose rollers don’t fall off, Holcomb (In memory ot Ruth and William Strada Restaurant. .assistant rector. Worshlp:7:30a.m.and ' The Church el Jesus Christ ef Lotter- Donna Tierinini, Heidie Tierinini, Betty Duncan), Roiemary A. Mullen, Anita House, Wednesday — 6; 30 a.m., women's prayer breakfast * 9:30 o.m.; church school. 9:30 a.m.; dev Solnls, 30 Woodside St., Monches- made afghans, mittens and hats in tipping us into the wastebasket. CemmgMtv Baptist Church, SU E. ter. Robert S. Gardner, bishop, 9:30 Thibeau, Elsie Wray, Jackie Whitcomb, Robert ond Celesta Morton, Clayton and at La Strada Restaurant; 7 p.m., choir practice. Center St„ Manchester. Rev. James I. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy every color of the rainbow, shawls and • Our own Manchester employees at Helen Brasefleld, V.J. and Louise Herring, eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Lucy Falk made posters. Thursday — 8 p.m.. New IJear’s Eve sefvic5. ' AAeek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m., Sunday school and primary; 11;40a.m., slippers and every shade of sweater, Town Hall and Lincoln O n ter who took Maryann FalkowskI, Veronico KulegowskI, worship service; 9:15 o.m., church (449-4583) • Manchester Police Union Local 1495 up a collection to be put toward food Mr. and Mrs. Primus, Leah B.rvan, O tp ra t school. Nursery core provided. (443-, priesthood and relief society. (443-4003 blankets and books, bears, bed socks or 871-1168) who for 18 years has bought extra gifts baskets for our Shelter brunch. and Gwen Brooks, The Beauty Boutlaue, 0537) • g o sp e l and bedlam. Exciting and heart warm­ William and Barbara Lofstrom, Joe and Emanuel Lutheran Church Faith Baptist Churclv 52 Lake St., ing bedlam all last week as hundredsand for our children when they purchased • Elsie Wray who. with Roxanne Connie Schouster, Shirley Pogluclo, Holmes Manchester. Rev. James BeUosov, toys for their own. Thanks to Bill Daily, Feeney, coordinated the “ Just for You” Funeral Home, Jacobs and Associates, P.C., These are the events scheduled this week at Ertianuel pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Church ef the Living Oed, an evangel­ National Catholic hundreds of Manchester youngsters and ical, full-gospel church,^ Robertson union vice-president. Sergeant Gerry Outreach Program to isolated convales­ Marte, Keith and Florentine, mine Junior Lutheran Church; onn., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Schdbl, North School Street, Manches­ St. John the Baptist Polish Notional oldsters and in-betweensters reached High, Bolton Congregational, Arllne Culver, service. (444-5314) Calve, Officer Jon Hawthorne who Alice Peterson, Yvonne Lemire, Alelda Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship; 11 a.m., worship, ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Cothellc Church, 23 (Solway St., Man­ out to make sure that their neighbors cent home patients. First Bogtlst Cherch, 240 Hlllstown AAeetIng.Sundays,* 10 to 11:30 a.m. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, brought in boxes filled with great gifts — Coulter, William and Dorothy Ewing. Ber­ communion, nursery; student recognition Sunday. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sundov* pastor. Sunday moss, 9a.m.; weekdays, had food and gifts on Christmas Day. nard and Irma Menschell, John and Elire Nurserv and Sunday schooh dolls. Dress Me Ponies, Saw Horse CHRISTMAS AT THE SHELTER — Monday — 7 p’.m., Claudia Circle; 7:30 p.m.. school; 11 o.m.fworshlpservlce; 7p.m., Manchester Christian Fellewship, 509 8 a.m. (643-5906) The community response to the Johnson, William and Eileen Dalton. evening M rvice ; 7 p.m., mid-week . Sams, trucks, Walk With Me radios with We are having a very special Christmas Also Jo-Ann Shlrer, Margaret Wetherell Property Committee. ^ E; Middle Tairnpike, Daniel NT. Bois­ Seasonal Sharing Appeal was even service. Nursery at oil services. (849- vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ headphone and a sad, wrinkled face at Samaritan Shelter. Mrs. Cebrasefield (In memory of Francis Wetherell), Maurice Tuesday — 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., youth ministry plarihing 7509» N a u re n e better than last year and last year was a end Evelyn Lambert, Kenneth end Doris day Bible study. 7 p.m.; solid rock bloodhound that absolutely won my brought us a Christmas tree with all the retreat; 7:30p.hn., Housing Board. First Boptftt Chopel*el the Doot, 240 coffeehouse, 7:30p.m.,first Soturdayof record breaker on its own. More food, Bensen, John and Diane Bure Jr., Neal and Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Church ef the Noiorene, 236 Main St., heart. trimmings that has been up for several Dorothy Klenholz, Madeline end Herbert Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. ' KrOutier, pastor. (4^7543) the month.- Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior more gifts, more volunteers. It was a FuH Oespel Interdenemlnotlonal weeks. Skip “ Mr. Emergency Shelter” Cain Jr., Lillian Dowd, Ylrglnlo Dumalne, Harvest Tlide BBgtlst Church, 72 E. - Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of, grand and glorious outpouring of love • Members of the Brewster Circle of Paul Ryon, Roby Allard. ^ .. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; and caring. Johnson will be spending his third or Also Jacob and Abelle Herolon, Madeline Eddv,postor. lOo.m, Sunday school; 11 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church North United Methodist who brought us fourth (I’ve lost track) Christmas Eve ZIebarth, Kenneth and Beatrice Morrison, Church of Christ a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening pdult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 and nursery; 6 p;m., evening praise There were 370 Manchester/Bolton p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 boxes of soft knit afghans. hats, mittens at the Shelter (since it is the most Modellne Uccello, Denise Allard, William Here are the activities planned for the coming week service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday service, nurserv. Mid-week Bible study, households that received a Christmas and other gifts for our elderly. Special and Barbara Wagner, William and Virginia p. m. (443-9359) ^ at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer 7 p.m., Wednesday. (644-8599) - dinner plus a week’s supply of food and difficult night of the year to find Gilroy, Dayld Berewranka, Michele Vode- at Church of Christ; thanks to Jenny Philips, Anna McC^han nols, Thomos and Ruth Connelly, Jeannie line, 644-8731, 24 hours. gifts for everyone in the family. A hot volunteers), will be passing out tbe Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship Chriatlati Science (3es8el Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Pentecostal and Irene Ridyard for knitting year Cbristmas presents to everyone In the Couture, Robert Gwynn, Donald Hartzog, with sermon ‘‘A Prfeacher Takes Stock;” 6>p.m., ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11;45a.m., meal and carnation will be delivered at round. Kenneth and Eleanor Arey, Ellen Wlllloms, First Church erchrfst. Scientist, 447 Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Shelter. John and Clara Wallett, Murray ond Victor worship with sermon, "The Greatest of These.” N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30*a.m.. United Pentecostal Church, 187 noon today to all our shut-ins. Shelter • The Greater Hartford Jaycees for a Dubaldo, Joseph and Marlon Jackson, John church service; Sunday school, and Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. guests were invited to a Christmas Christmas Day Rhoda Russak from Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible classes, for adults, Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ surprise donation of turkeys andLydall and Phyllis Alvord, Whitney and Edna care for small children. (649-1446) Jehovah’s Witnesses brunch at Center Congregational Center Church has put together teams of Jacobs, Prior Bloir, Alberta Hoogland, "Ethics and Morality” and “ Living In Two WoOds; ” Reading Room, 654A Center St., Man­ day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 Inc, which gave an additional 5 turkeys. volunteers who will keep the Shelter Homer and Prisca Kenison (In honor of for teens. "Young People and Thrir Lord.” chester. (649-S9021 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Church organized by Rhoda Russak. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, • The g()i^ folks at COMFED who open all day. Rhoda and her volunteers Hoogland family), Gordon and Barbara Turnplkr, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 established a special Seasonal Sharing Todd. p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's will be cooking and serving a special Church of Christ . prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. program. Folks who turned in their Also, Wilbur and Betty Jane Messier, Mono South United Methodist p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7: IS (649-9848) THE MANY FACES OF CHRIST­ Christmas Dinner with turkey, pies and Garrepy, Robert E. Hall, Manchester Repub­ Church of n rls t, Lvdoll and Vernon p.m., congregatlqn book study; Sun­ outdates, unused checkbooks had $2.00 all the trimmings with our MACC Super lican Women's Club, (ierdid and Francis streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., MAS: gift given to Seasonal Sharing in their Lynch, Arthur and Lucille Glaeser, John and These events are planned for the coming week at pulpit minister. Gareth Flanarv, evan­ Watchtower study. (646-1490) • Stunned grins on the faces of filing Chef Harry Reinhom in charge of the Mary Foley, Eugene and Virginia Kelly, Presbyterian name. To date, Ray Juleson tells me South United Methodist Church: gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 teachers and students as they arrived kitchen. James and Lois Spencer. Haroldand Jeonrie Sunday — 10 a.m.. nochurgh school; family worship a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 they have raised $MW with more on the Orfttelll, Manchester Town Employees, • Jewish — Conservative Coventry Presbylerlon Church, Monday morning to find the school filled Our students In public and parochial day; the reverends Shephard S. Johnson and Cynthia p.m., worship. Wednesday,. 7 p^n., Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ way. Satellite Aerospace Inc., Manchester Mem­ Bible study. Nursery pravided for all try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, with the results of Saturday’s Holiday schools have done such an amazing job orial Hospital Credit Union, Perfume Bo­ A. Good, preaching “ Reflections on Christmas.” Temple loeth Shalom, 400 E. Middle • The students (and particularly their services. (646-2903). 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday Scavenger Hunt for food and children’s this year, we’re devoting special space wling League, Brewster Circle of North Mondajr— lO a.m., A.A. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ parents) who offered their homes as Methodist, Nicholas Palermo, Leese Floor­ Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleoer, cantor; clothing. to their efforts in next week’s column. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Cocaine Anonymous. Congregational ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer collection points for the Illing Holiay ing Supplies, Inc. Dr. Leon Wind, robbi emeritus. Servi­ meeting. (742-7222) • An elderly gentleman, with a Belten Cengregutlenol Church, 220 ces: 7:30 p.m. Sundoy to Thursday; 9:45 Presbyterian Church ef Manchester, Scavenger Hunt; Amanda Brown, Kel­ Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, a.m., Saturday. Call synagogue (or twinkle in his eye, reaching through the Friday service time. (643-9563) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ ley McK^ffrey, Heidi McHugh, Jerry THANK YOUS — and a very special Community Baptist Church Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ chard Gray, paster. 10:30a.m., worship window to hand me a bag with a winter Rothman, Leda Bastarache, Linda ter. 10 a.m.. worship service, nursery, service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday coat and new gloves "fo r someone who THANK YOU to all our most recent Here are the events which are coming up this week at church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Jewish — Reform school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Naumec. Kathy Smith, Kim Decelles, donors to the Seasonal Sharing Appeal: 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 (643-0906) needs it worse than I do.” Stacey Rouleau, Stephanie Valade and Community Baptist Church: office or 447-8870 parsonage. Temple Beth HUIel, 1001 Foster St. • Jean McEIraery making two soft Richard and Patricio Conti, Elsie Cross, Sunday — 9:15 a.m., church school classes for all Center Cengregotlenol Church, 11 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- Jill Pelligrinelli, and a very special Jennifer Hoberern, John and Patricio Whl3 tlnover, rabbi. Services, 0:15 p.m. each sculptured dolls (a yellow haired girl comb, Joan Troy, Margaret Todd, Edward ages; 10:30 a.m., morning worship, featuring recogni­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Roman Catholic hand to Barbara Senges and A1 and Barbara Morlorty, Myron Rice, Wayne SPEAKS Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. and red headed boy) for our youngsters. Hadigian, ninth grade class advisor and tion of college students and monologue by one of the Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Church ef the Assumption, Adams and Lucy Falk, Richard Ahern. Robert , • The young woman living across the Betty Lou Nordeen, the advisor to the Brindamour, employees of Manchester' EugBiM Brawar wise men; 3 p.m., holiday open house at the parsonage, . Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations;. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. street from St. Mary’s who came to help Lumber, Inc. In memory of Gertrude 86 Ferguson Road. , Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Student Council. tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; Joseph Porel, assistant pastor. Satur­ with the distribution saying “ I ’ve been Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Alcoholics Victorious. church school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at watching out the window parents • AIL the good folks who delivered the Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., Bible 8ludy; 6;45 p.m.. Boy First Cengregotlenol Church ef An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. The Rev. Dr. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 g.m. and noon. MACC baskets: Tony Larson, Joseph ExerdM tho«« Milt away KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold coming out with their arms full and their Rocgntly I saw an advortisa- Scout Troop 123; 7 p.m.. choir rehearsal. dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard (6432195) McCooe, Faith and Tim McCann, Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. Sche­ St. Barthelemew's Church, 741 E. faces are Just radiant.” NEW YORK (A P) — Maintaining mant by a hotol (or a Now Yoar’s •Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers; 7 p.m., choir. dule; a a.m., holy communion, nurserv Richard Hamel, Don and Helen Cisco, worship; 9:30 o.m., church school. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. • A MACC crumpled but happy staffer your fitness may save you hundreds of packaga daol. Tha massaga was Church of the Living God; 9 p.m.. New Year’s Eve Nurserv care provided. (742-7696) core; 9:15 o.m., church school, Chris­ Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Soturdov Donna Tierini and the men from First Congregational Church ef Cov­ tian growth hour, nursery ca rt; 10:30 moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, sitting on the eclige of a chair for a dollars a year, according to the Reebok to Indulga onaaaH without raa- party: . entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. a.m. holy communion, nursery care. 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) moment saying “ You know I think we Firefighters Local 1S79 (Mess them). Aerobic Information Bureau. (649-5311) tralnt on tha ovanlng bafora, and Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St.. just might make It.’ We try to give them the deliveries to the It says Tenneco, the Houston-based oil than to slaap Now Yaafa Day ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church Rnsonuol Lutheran Church, 60 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo ond 2nd and Sni floors. Concordia Lutheran Church Lane House. Nursery core provided. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastOrs. ' • A thin young woman at the Toys for company, found that annual medical Away. (742-8487) son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Joy distribution wiping tears from her • Joan Landry who brought in bread, bills for male emidoyees who exercised Activities scheduled for the coming week at Second Cengregotlenol Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 o.m., worship at 7:30 o.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and coffee, cakes and (knighnuts for 40 My raactlon was — What a with holdv communion on first, third cheek with the back of her hand saying regularly averaged $442 less than the Concordia Lutheran Church include; N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. noon. (643-2403) MACC baskets. Joan is a constant lousy way to Inaugurato a now Joseph Milton, pastor. lOo.m., worship and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., ^ndav St. James Church, 896 Main St., “ but who can I thank — you don’t know bills for non-exercisers. yaar with Improvod aolMIscI* Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 service, Sundoy school, and nurserv for church school; 11 a.m., worship with Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl, what this means to us.” I assured her benefactor of the soup kitchen and Among female employees, the differ­ a.m., church school; adult education; confirmation chlldren;4:30p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. holy communion on the second and Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, shelter. pllna and nobla ambitions, ushar fourth Sundays. (643-1193) that f would thank all of you for her — ence was $896. It In with sonoual dabauchory. forum. (649-2843) Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday • Employees and employers at Ly- Second Cengregotlenol Church ef Latvtan Lutheran Church ef Mon- masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday and so, my friends, TH AIW YOU. Such Is tha hadonMIc .phlloao- Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Worship and Music Commit- cheeter, 21 Garden St., Manchester. dall, Inc. who donated IS turkeys and Ceventry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 o.m., 10:30 a.m., • Christmas angels — Nancy Grier phy so pravalant In oursodaty to­ . tee; agofaphobia support. try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (643-2051) noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) two boxes of food to Greater Hartford lar schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Prlncu g( Peace Lutheran Church, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., who every year donates countless hmirs Oliver Wendell Holmes, author, physi­ day. Tuesday — 8 p.m.,Bible class; basketball practice. Route 31 and North River Road, Jaycees (Tom Parker) for 10 turkeys DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m., Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and to coordinating the Toys for Joy cian and medical science pioneer, was Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support church school, nurserv to Grades, adult Coventry. William Douthwolte, pastor. Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral program and to all her Santa’s helpers: and to turkey donors Russ Smith and A vibrant faith In Christ would discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and fellow- Schedule: 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 bom in Cambridge, Mass., in 1809. group. team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., Jeanine Franza, Chris Sanders, Jackie Marlene Christenson. arousa such oalf-lndulgont llbsr- shlp; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., a.m., Sunday school, first and thrd Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; tinas to tha daapar raalltlao of Ufa. Thursday — 7:30 p.m., women’s A.A. lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., Sundays. (74^7S4S) confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Friday7 p.m., A.A. senior church school and Pilgrim Zion Rvongellcol Lutheran Church (742-6655) 'Waka up, o sloiNior, riao from tha fellowship. (742-4234) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron doad, and Christ will shins on TolcettviHe Cengregotlenol Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. you.” (Eph. S;14) Jaoua pdntodly Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; Olesik, pastor. Saturday mossatSp.m.; Church BaDetin Board Unitarian Unlvertalltt Society Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald 10:45 a.m. Sunday school: holy com­ Sundav masses at 7:30 o.m., 9:15 a.m. taught that for a steward to take Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10 munion first and third Sunday. (649- advantage ot his maslar'a ab- 4243) and 11 a.m. (6434466) The service at the Unitarian Universalist Society; o.m., worship service and church sanca Is to court disaster, Luka school. (449-0815) East this week is titled ’’May My Heart Always Be M ethodiet Salvation Army Center Congregational Church 12:42-46. Ufa Is a stewardship Open.” The service is at 10; 30a.m., and nursery care is Full Gospel Church thruat upon ua by birth. Happi­ CoYanant Belton united Melhedlst Church, 1041 available. Solvotlen Army, 661 Main St., Man­ The schedule of events at Full (3ospeI Interdenomi­ ness Is Its faithful dlachorga. Its Trlnltv Cevsnont Church, 302 Hack­ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Capt. and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., church loger. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school: 10:45 national Church this week Includes: betrayal Is death. 8t. George Episcopal Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, school; 11 a.m., worship service, a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ Sunday — 10 a.m., morning service and Sunday tional Church include: nurserv. (649-3472) tion meeting. (649-7787). associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, school; 7 p.m., worship service. Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; 10 a.m., nursery There will be a birthday party for Jesusat St. George youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., North United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christmas program. Storm and toddler care; 11:15 a.m., social hour. CHURCH OF CHRIST Episcopal Church in Bolton, on Tuesday momingat 11 worship services; 9:30 o.m., Bible school. (449-2855) Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Dsgood Ben­ UnItartan UnKreraaliat Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., Lydall A Vamen Straats Children in'grades 1 through 5 are invited for piisa, nett, visitation minister. Schedule; 9 date is Tuesday. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., worship service. confirmation. cookie decorating and the story theater of i.inHa and 10:30 a.m., worship service: 9a.m., UnItartaM Ualyersallst Soclafv-Cost, Phono: 646-2903 adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Thursday — 9 p.m.. New Year’s Eve water baptism Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., h^ajingprayers; 7:30p.m., Marchisio. ThecostisOperchild, to cover the ^ssa. In E p iaco p al s c l^ l: 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 o.m., Cbancel Choir. case of snow, the party will be Wednesday, instead. Fellewship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery care and youth reli­ service. 8t. •eerge’s Bgiscegol Church, 1150 Stmdov nurserv for preschoolers. (449^ gious education. Coffee hour after Boston Turnpiks, Bolton. Rev. John service. (644-5151) Stock prices BUSINESS Investors’ drop in Tokyo W s j Guide TOKYO (AP) - Stock prices U.S. suspends closed lower after an Initial gain on William A. Doyle the Tokyo Stock Exchange Thurs­ day, while the U.S. dollar edged special status upward in quiet trading. Sylvia The dollar closed at 126.66 yen, w ith C h ile slightly up from Wednesday’s close Porter of 126.55 yen. The U.S. currency also open^ trading today at 126.55 WASHINGTON (AP) - The New federal law yen. Reagan administration today sus­ Traders said the alow trading was pended duty-free trade status for typical for year-end acUvity and nearly $60 million of annual Imports eliminates choice that they expected sluggish trading from Chile, citing its suppression of on overseas markets because of free trade unions and other viola­ QUESTION: Like many other investors, I sell a lot of Christmas and New Year Automatic tellers tions of internationally recognized stocks near the end of each year. Some sales result in vacations. worker rights. capital losses. Fortunately, most produce capital Top finance and central bank Deputy U.S. Trade Representa­ gains. While preparing my 1986 income tax return, I officials of G-7, or group of seven win our support tive Alan F. Holmer said Chile will was advised I had to report all capital lokses incurred major Industrial nations, an­ be suspended from the U.S. Gener­ during the year on my 1986 return but that I had the nounced Wednesday that they alized System of Preferences choice of reporting capital gains realized during the endorsed the dollar staying at the By year’s end you will have performed 4 billion (GSP) program 60 days after a year’s last five business days on either my 1986 or 1987 120-130-yen level. automatic teller machine (ATM) transactions, up 10 proclamation signed by President return. The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 percent over a year ago, com p art with zero a decade Reagan is published in the Federal Can I do the same thing with capital gains taken at selected shares continued to fall ago. Register. year-end 1987? after an early morning rally to ■ We have embraced ATMs to get cash or make finish trading at 22,543.37, down The proclamation will be pub­ ANSWER: No. The new federal tax law eliminated deposits the way a gambler embraces slot machines. 126.65 points. lished within a few days, U.S. that choice. Beginning with 1987, you are required to And like other addictions, you soon may ha ve to pay for officials said. report all capital gains and-or losses on the income tax “ Sell orders outnumbered buy­ it, saysJohnF. Love, publisher of Bank Network News, ers, and the first-section trading The officials said the arrest of return you file for the year in which you sold the stocks. an industry newsletter which recently surveyed the top volume was only 400 million shares several prominent Chilean labor You were given the choice in 1986 and four previous 10 regional ATM networks. compared with 2 billion shares that leaders following a one-day na­ years because of a tax ruling issued in 1982. That ruling "Once you break down the initial apprehension, the we sometimes saw this past tional strike in October "suggested said profit from the sale of stock in a “ regular way” convenience of an ATM is overwhelming," Love told summer,” Miss Sakano said. my research associate Beth Kobliner. a retrogression in the workers transaction — the way a stock is usually traded— could Since most of us are scrambling arbund for cash for rights climate in that country, be recognized either on the “ trade date” or the Electronic issues such as Sony “ settlement date” five business days later. last-minute holiday spending, the ability to zip over to J- rather than progress.” and TDK were among early gain­ When a sale takes place within a year’s five final ers, and Prime Minister Noboru the nearest cash machine after banking hours or to , AP photo Reagan suspended the duty-free AP photo buisness days, the trade date is in that year and the Takeshita's pledge this week for avoid long waits at the bank is especially alluring. trade status of Nicaragua, Para­ settlement date is in the following year. COMPUTER COOKIE CUTTER — A "cookie,” a new increased domestic demand led to ONE BILLION SOLD — A lab technician checks guay and Romania a year ago but ABOUT ONE-HALF of banks in the U.S. charge an Even from 1982 through 1986. however, you were purchases of construction shares, rejected a request from the AFL- computer diskette, Is examined by a quality-control additional fee for a "foreign transaction.” But we're Transderm-Nitro skin patches in Summit, N.J. The required to recognize a capital loss on the trade date— she said. not talking Tokyo here. In fact, a foreign transaction patches allow nitroglycerin to be reieased for the relief of CIO to do the same with Chile, the day of sale — and report it on the return filed for Inspector at 3M’s manufacturing plant In Weatherford, could refer to the ATM machine you always use; saying at the time that the United Okla. A nbw coating process ensures the diskettes will be In an annual year-end news angina chest pain without the use of pills. More than one that year. conference Takeshita repeated Ja­ located around the comer, down the street or in the States would closely monitor Confusing? You bet it was. Kang on for more reliable even after 30 million passes. That's equivalent to pan’s pledge to spur domesUc local shopping mall. billion have been sold by Ciba Pharmaceutical since their Chile’s treatment of worker rights complications. Before 1982, you were required to having a computer access a file stored on the diskette consumption to reduce its large Banks charging their ATM cardholders for transac­ introduction more than five years ago. issues for another year. recognize your capital losses on their trade dates and trade surplus. tions performed outside of their proprietary bank is a your capital gains on their settlement dates. once an hour for over 2,000 years. practice that has taken off as a national trend this year, The Tax Reform Act of 1986 scrapped all the old rules according to Love. Fees typically range from 25 cents on this subject. Now you must list every capital gain to $1.25 per transaction. Freed oilman happy to be back and loss on the return you file for the year in which the Consider Steve, a typical ATM user, who is customer trade dates fall. The traoe date, of course, is theday on Aetna halts long-term coverage at bank X. Bank X is a member of HAPPY, a network of which a transaction actually takes place. , shared automatic tellers. Bank Y and Z also belong to Bv AAlchoel L. Graczvk ties refused to give him some company and the Nigerian oil the H APPY network. The Associated Press clothes for the prison, a fellow company became very QUESTION: I Inherited stock, currently worth about DURING THE WEEK, Steve uses bank X’s ATM inmatO took the green cloth he was complicated. $280,000, in April 1980. I am 60 years old and have for elderly In Washington state since it is only a block away from his office. On HOUSTON — An oil company wearing and tore it in half, giving “ We were pawns caught between tenninal leukemia. I would like to sell the stock, to executive who had to wear a bath the piece to Rooks. two powerful forces,” be said. weekends he gets cash from bank Y ’s ATM because it’s have as much money as possible accessible in my SEATTLE (A P) - One ntajor conclude a nursing home is the best more, biit Rodgers conceded Aet­ towel-sized cloth and eat nothing “ Being held there is not some­ The three were held in virtual nearer to his home. When he visits his girlfriend Lisa, waning years — or months. carrier of long-term bOalth insu­ option. Insurance would have to na’s decision has regulators con­ but potatoes and rice during.five thing I ’d like to crown my 33 years isolation until Nov. 23, when they he uses bank Z’s ATM because it is most convenient. But the man who does my income tax return says the rance for the elderly is withdrawing cover it, even though the person cerned that other large companies sweltering months in a Nigerian in the oil business with. I don’t have were released to the American The good news: ’The H APPY network allows Steve sale would constitute a capital gain and the U.S. from Washington state, and might not need nursing-home care, would follow suit. prison says he hopes to never lose any quarrels with the Nigerian Embassy but without passports, easy access to withdraw cash, make deposits, transfer government would take 60 percent of the total. Is there another is considering Mmllar he wrote. At least two major providers in his freedom again. government, hut to hold Innocent Grossman said. Rooks lost abiout 25 money or Just check his balance whenever he wants, any way around this? action because of consumer protec­ AMEX, one of the largest provid­ the state said they will continue to After flying from Lagos to people hostage for five months is no pounds and came down with and wherever he is. ANSWER: It’s hard to believe any tax preparer tion regulations. ers of long-term care insurance in offer long-term care coverage. London and then catching a flight to way to collect bills,” Rooks said. malaria during his incarceration, The bad news; there’s a good chance Steve will have would tell you what you say yours did. 1 suspect you State officials say the pullout by the state, is considering a pullout, Blue Cross said the new rules s^ll the United States, Herbert Rooks Rooks, 58, isdirectorof New York Grossman said. to pay at least 25 cents for each "foreign transaction.” misunderstood. If you didn’t, you need someone else to Aetna Life Insurance Co. of Hart­ said senior vice president Richard have little effect on its policies arrived at Houston’s Intercontinen­ City-based United States Oil Co. On Dec. 2, Rooks’ company took meaning when he uses Y or Z-s ATM. ford, Conn., could be followed by a Packard. because it doesn’t exclude cover­ tal Airport on Wednesday. and president of the firm’s Geneva- out ads in New York newspapers, do your tax returns. Note: Each individual bank sets its own policy. Even If you sell that stock, you will have either a capital pullout by AMEX Life Assurance AMEX policies cover “ organic” age for mental and nervous “ It's very pleasant to be back in based affiliate, Panoco, which outlining in an open letter to if X, Y and Z all belong to the HAPPY network, bank Y, gain or a capital loss — the difference between the Corp. of California. mental problems affecting seniors, disorders. the United States. It's taught me a operates in Nigeria through Pan President Reagan and Congress the for instance, may not charge extra for foreign amount you receive from the sale and your "basis. Nursing home and long-term such as senility and Alzheimer’s Group Health Cooperative, which real thing about our blue passport Ocean Oil (Nigeria). details of the case and asking them transactions. - The basis on inherited stock is the value put on It care insurance have become much disease, but Packard contended has been offering policies underw­ and freedom. Freedom's a beauti­ Pan Ocean Oil and the Nigerian and the State Department to when the estate was settled. That’s the market value on in demand as senior citizens fear that requiring coverage of other ritten by the Metropolitan Life YOUR K E Y POINT: Know how much your ful thing and you don’t want to lose National Petroleum Co. are in­ pressure the Nigerian government the date of death of the person who left It, unless an they won’t be able to afford such mental problems would prove Insurance Co. to its 35,000 institution is charging for foreign transactions if it is It,” Rooks said. volved in a $134 million dispute now to free Rooks. The passport was Medicare-eligible patients since alternative valuation date ws used. care In their later years. enormously costly for companies part of a regional network. Some banks have their own Rooks was to be reunited with his undergoing international arbitra­ returned Monday. If the sale results In a capital gain, the maximum Last year, the Washington Legis­ and ultimately for consumers. June, will continue to sell them, An American Embassy spokes­ ATM system and are not part of a network and family In San Antonio, but his tion in Paris, United States Oil federal tax will be 28 percent In 1987. In 1988, it could be lature authorized the state Insu­ “ At the very least, we will with reservations. therefore the notion of a "foreign transaction” would scheduled flight Wednesday night spokesman Jim Grossman said. man in Lagos said the Nigerian as high as 33 percent. That tax will be levied on your rance Commission to draft guide­ sigMflcantly reduce the availabil­ not apply. was canceled because of fog there. In July, Rooks traveled to Lagos government decided to allow Rooks profit — not on the entire proceeds from the sale. lines regulating the coverage. One ity of our Insurance. We nnight not But, and this is a big but, no matter what type of ATM on company business. When he to leave as a goodwill gesture so he His son, Tom Rooks, said his father There’s a possiblity your sale of that stock might not of the resulting rules requires sell it to anyone under age 65,” system you use, there may be another— perhaps costly planned to take a flight Thursday to attempted to leave July 31, his could be home for Christmas. result in a capital gain. The stock markM “ crash, coverage of people who have Packard'said. < — consideration. Several institutions require you to San Antonio. passport and those of his two Swiss Rooks plans to take three weeks brought many stocks way down. If you sell your s ^ k mental and emotional disorders. Deputy insurance commissioner maintain a minimum balance In order to qualify for Carrying a briefcase and a security men were confiscated and off and spend time at his condomi­ at a price below your basis, you’ll hove a capital loss Citing that rule, Aetna officials David Rodgers defended the state’s unlimited, "free” ATM use. plastic bag filled with items people all three were detained. nium on South Padre Island. ban on the withholding of coverage (green and won’t have to pay tax. told the commission Tuesday the If your balance falls below the minimum require­ have given him since his release. On Aug. 11, Rooks and his company would quit selling policies for mental problems, saying It is ment, just as you are often charged per check, you may companions were moved to Dodona Rooks appeared healthy and was QUESTION: I sold a stock at a loss, principally for the elderly in Washington. often difficult to distinguish be­ also be charged per ATM transaction. Or you may be Barracks, a prison on Victoria cheerful as he talked of his because of recent wild gyraUons in the market. I sUll Paul Delaney. Aetna’s health- tween Alzheimer’s and mental lindge charged a flat fee — typically called a maintenance fee Island, adjacent to Lagos. Source of rubber imprisonment. He said he was not feel it is a good stock and would like to buy it back. Im t operations manager, contended the illness. — for checking and ATM use if you don’t meet “ I got a good suntan. I was beaten or abused, but added all his Scientists say a bush growing there some rule that I must wait a certain period of rule would open the company to Rodgers said he believes there RE8IOENTIAL CANS minimum requirements. Find out. Know what you are possessions were taken from him. barefoot most of the time. It’s hard wild in semi-arid parts of the are plenty of other companies OAF, WUK ON MONTH time? unfair claims. paying for. "This is what I wore for 103 to wear shoes now,” Rooks said Southwest may become the nation’s For example, he wrote, a newly willing to provide coverage. Depending on where you live and where you bank, days,” he said, pulling out a light Wednesday. “ It was hotter than the first domestic source of natural ANSWER: Yes. it’s the “ wash sale” rule, if you buy widowed, person might become So far, the Insurance Commis­ 64M 9SS ATM rules vary tremendously. In addition to belonging dickens there.” green print piece of cloth that he rubber. The guayule bush, it is the same stock or a “ substanUolly identical serarlty” “ weeping, melancholic or worse” sion has approved four companies MON., WIO. OR 8W. to regional networks, many banks belong to national w rapp^ around his waist. It was Rooks said he thought his captiv­ thought, could reduce America’s within 30 days of your sale, the Internal Revenue at the prospect of moving in with under the new policies and has ATM networks. For you this means on any about the size of a bath towel. ity would last about a week at most, historic dependence on Southeast Service will disallow your capital loss. children and grandchildren and applications from about a dozen cross-country trip, getting to your cash will be a cinch. He said when Nigerian authori­ but the situation between his Asia for rubber. : ft r,(

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Brenda Sykes. 1971. through midsummer fields leads to a les­ ^ M uppets ^ Little Wizards son in "building" a wall on paper back in (g) MOVIE: 'The Enemy Below* The ( ^ Bottomline (X) crews of two submarmes attempt to out- (28) Daktari CT) Bubk Rogers the studio. (60 min.) DEALERS IN GREATER HART­ dD Maquina del Tiempo maneuver each other in a daadly dual dur­ (3d) Ring Around the World 03) Soul Train (g) ® Three Stooges ing W W II. Robert MHchum. Curt Jurgens, PUBUC NOTICE [C N N ] Big Story (3$ Newsmakers (8 ) GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ ^ Flintstone Kids (CC). Al Hedison. 1957. FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART­ [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl tling 0D PEUCULA: ‘El Rey de loa Goriles' (g) ® NFL Live NFL pregame show & This space is available (E S P N ) Fishin' Hole (R) ® (g ) ALF Hugo StigIfU. Peggy Bass. hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- PLEASE NOTE; MENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M. had. Paul Maguire and Frank Deford. 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MA Merchant review such bouts as Sugar Ray freewheeling Florida moonshiner discov­ $ 1 4 2 0 W8BK m [TM C ] MOVIE: King Kong Uvas' Kept whera appltcabie. Check Hre WGOB SprkigWald. MA m 10:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week Robinson/Gene Fullmer, Muhammad Ali/ ers that his leading competitor is his future preeeuree. Repuier *34.30. WITH THIS AD!! alive by life-support systems for s decade, Sonny Liston and Ike Williams/Beau Jack. father-in-law. David Carradine. Kate Jack- WXTV Peterson. NJ m 10:30AM (X) New Adventures of WOBY OprlneRold. MA 9 the le^ndary ape receives an artificial (60 min.) son. 1977. WRh mie coupon. Eiptree 1-t-BB. heart and finds a kindred spirit in a recently Mighty Mouse (CC). wnc rtanford. C l i n [M A X ] MOVIE: Waekand in Havana' A [CN N ] Nowaday captured female Kong. Linda Hamilton, 500 W. Cantw St. CNN (CMM) d 3 (S ) Real Ghostbusters (CC). hosiery salesgirl has the adventurous WEVE Brian Kerwin, John Ashton. 1986. Rated [ESPN] Skiing (60 min) DISNEY Oloney Chennai (Oisi 01) Headlines on Trial weekend of her dreams in Havana. Alice Manchatlar 1-800-545-PART ESPN Sports Network (MPffl PG-13. (In Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE. The Buga Bunny / Road (M) Alvin arul the Chipmunks Faye. John Payne. Cesar Romero. 1941. ^raVOU! TOYOTA LYNCH T«l. 646-4321 HBO Home Bon Office (HWl [U S A ] Weight Lose Made Easy nwrrsAfosERVCE MANCHESTER CONN. CINEMAX CinsnMK {MAX) (^ Newton's Apple (CC) Cavities; a [TM C ] MOVIE; The Color of Money' A PARTS fri9.!)fri6 SERVICE S43-2S68 former Chicago |[x>ol hustler teaches a TMC movie wwrwier ITMCl 9:10AM [CNN] Heahhweak snowflake's formation; Dead Earnest and ConllnuMi — ' t i USA USA Network (USA) reckless but talented newcomer the tricks 9;30AM ( D 3® Pound Puppioe reflexes; the arctic fox. i^ a m c h E O TE R h e r a l d . Frid«y>Dtc. »5.19W - W

r w r - 3 :0 0 A M CB m o v i e : -Cea* Timber- T H E R O O M lane' Deciding an imporiani case is difficult [D IS ] M y Fitand FBcfca for a judge when he becomes infatuated [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor PuN Blnda Hunt stars with a witness. Spencer Tracy, Lana Tur­ Saturday, Contiiiiicd ner, Zachary Scott. 1948. Saturday, Contimitfd (H B O ] MOVIE: 'Am w d and Dangoroua' as a woman whose (CC) After being fired from the police , [CNN] Newsnight , T force, a cop become* an armed sacuriiy 'w ay oWlfe Is guard for a rent-a-cop company. John threatened by mys­ ’ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'On the Double' Danny s Candy. Eugene Levy. Roliert Loggia. dD W e've Got It Made CB Mama'a Family The Harpers hope lo terious visitors resemblance to an English general rnakes Runner Movie' Anknated Bugs remin­ 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] UaaMwasak cure Mama ol her addiction to homo­ him valuable as a WWII spy. Danny Kaye, isces about some of his antics with ttw 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 227 (CC) On their way to a tax shopping TV shows. (R) In "The Room," • Dana Wynter. Wilfrid Hyde-White. 1961 Road Runner and ocher cartoon cohbrts in 2 : 2 0 P M [D IS ] MOVIE; -Ratum of the [TM C ] Short Film Sliowcasa audit. Mary and Lester stop in a diner and airing SATU R ­ this biend of new animstion and classic Antelope* Three shipwrecked UHpirtiene meet the owner (Red Buttons). (R) (In 09M evla [E S P N ] College Basketball: Pitt at 7 :0 0 P M CE Nowa DAY. DEC. 26 on footage. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck. Road brighten the lives of the two chidren who Stereo) 08 HaadUnaa on Trial Jacksonville (9D min.) (R) Runner. 1979. Rated G. find them. G fi Herrison. John DrenweH. ( S Thrsa's Comfianv ABC. [T M C ] MOVIE: Fool for Love' A herd Q (24) This Old House (CC) A progress re­ Buttatfliaa [U S A ] Rock F»e JohrLOuentin. 19M . Rated NR. (E I® Whaal of Fortuna (CC). port on the exterior's paint work; a plaster­ nosed rodeo cowboy falls in love whh a ing demonstration; a hard-wired security SS) Botnov MIHor sultry-girl who stirs his passion, Sam She­ 2 : 3 0 P M CD Megnum, P.l. ( £ 99 It's a living Sonny offends 8 fem­ CHECK IISTINGS 12:15PM (OiS]DTV system; replacing sash cords. 0 9 PEUCULA: ‘Angalito* Nagroa' Pedro pard, Kim Basinger, Randy Quaid. 1985. (9 ) LenoekM Uhk 7*7 14 inist group that’s dining at the restaurant. FOli EXACT TIME 12:30PM CS m o v i e ; t l w d u m M 'S7) Wild America Infante. Rated R. ® Kowele on C oBectkig QD Tales From the Daritaide [U S A ] M O V ll; ‘Club Havana' People RaBy* People from different waAs of life [O IS ] Disney Channel Preview (S^ Fawfty Towers K>*n in a coast-to-coest auto race. Michael * ® Ofoming a Buelneee: Empfoyeea (S ) Charles in Charge Buddy and Charles come to the Club Havana and find love and teach a shy boy the finer pointa of a social [C N N ] Pinrwcle (R) Sarrazin. Tim Mdntire. Susan Flamery* ^ [C N N ] StytoW W i Eled Klenech 9 :0 0 P M (X) (SD New Adventures of death. Tom Neal, Margaret Lindsay. 1945 1976. life. Beans Baxter (CC) While on a ski trip. [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘Except For Thee end * (HBO ) MOVIE: The Money Mt* fCC] 21- Me' A family of Quakers refuses to fight in (X) Fan Club (3 ) Automania Beans is assigned to locate diplomats kid­ 3 :3 0 A M 09 Movie Everything*thet can possS)ly.oo wrong ~ napped by terrorists. (R) (Ih Stereo) the Civil War. Richard Kiley. Shirley Knight. G $ Top Cat does when a couple moves into a mansion (3) Hee Haw Clifton James. 1975. [C N N ] TTtIa Week in Japan (T ) C49) Sable (CC) Reprise of the series boughhfor one-fifth of its originol value. (g) Benny HM . (g)(a)NFLFootl»B; Cleveftnd Bwwna premiere. A mystery man leads two lives - [E S P N ] SportaCenter Saturday at Pittsburgh Staelere (3 lys.> (Live] Tom Henke, SheHey long, Alexander. Gu- 3 :5 5 A M [HBO] MOViE: Into The donov. 1 9 ^ . Rated PG. (Iff Stereo) (3 ) NHL Hockey: Boston Brains at New one as author Nicholas Flemming, the [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Money PH' (CC) [C M N ] Evans A Novak Yofk Islanders (2 hra., 30 min.) other as heroic do-gooder Jon Sable. (60 Everything that can posaibfy go wrong Homeland- (CC) While searching for his 3 : 0 0 P M ( S MOVIE: ‘IMaaaarall and min.) (R) does when a couple moves into a mansion missing xJaughtet. in [D IS] Edison Twins ® Fight Back! With Omdd Horowitz 2 :0 0 A M 09 in n Nawm upon a covert political otganiza ion. Pow- the Brain* A soldier of fortune and his ne­ bought for one-fifth of Its original value. 09 Q.L.O.W. WraaUIng QD Sabado Olganta Progrsma de varie- 22' :3d) Golden Girts (CC) A lonely Santa »r* Boothe, C. Thomas Howell, Paul Le- [MAX] HaN-Ufe .... A Parable for the phew battle against evfl forces in a search . Tom Hanks, Shelley Long. Alexander Gu- ® Neuropsychology of Weight Control 8 Jimmy Sw*99aH Nuclear Age Directed by Dennis O'R­ daJes con juegos, competenciaa. entrev- Claus holds the four roommates at gun­ for sunken treasure. Denial Pion. Peter Bil­ donov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® That'a tha Spirit Mat. 1987. (In Starao) ourke. An Australian-produced portrait of istas y musica y bajo la anknacion de Don point. Bizarre lingsley. 1982. [C N N ] Foreign Cotraapondanta the devastating effects of a 196^hydrO' Francisco. <3 hrs.) 24' Great Performances: Celebrating [TMC] MOVIE: Slow Bum' (CC) A ® ABC Nawa (CC). 4 :0 0 A M [CNN] lerty King Weekend ( £ KniglA RIdar beautiful socialite lures an ex-reporter into gen bomb test on the inhabitants of The (CN N ) TIME Man of the Yew A video Gershwin, Part II: 'S Wonderful Mikhail [E S P N ] SportiCantar (60 min.) a web of intrigue. Beverly D'Angelo. Eric [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Qulllwar'a Travala' An ' Marshall Islands. (9Qmin4 (D) TWHght Zana ^ profile of this year's choice for man or Baryshnikov, Rosemary Clooney. Bob Oy- , English doctor travala to the land of Lilliput [M A X ] MOVIE; 'H a a itb f^ 4:15AM [MAX] MOVIE; Young Idn, Liza Minnelli. Chita Rivera. Tommy Roberts. 1966. 1 :0 0 P M CD MOVIE; TI w Princa and 0 8 SoufJ’raki woman of the year, reported by Mark Wal­ and risks his life to save its natives from an (CC) A decorated corear marine officer is blood' (CC) A brash youig htKkey player Tune and Christopher Walken are among ttw Pauper* Tha atory of a princa and a ton. [USA] MOVIE: 'Club Hmna' People evil General. Richard Harris, Cathenne given the task ot getting a platMn of raw, must learn the'importance of teamwork O Madalabia Cooka the stars saluting George Gershwin's com­ beggar boy wtiochangecfoitm and idanti- [D IS] MOVIE: 'Smoke' When a young come to the Club Havana and find love and Schell. 1977. Rated G. undisciplined recruit* into fighting shape when he joins a new te.im Rob Lowe . 09 Raino S8va]a positions during the 1930s (90 min.) death. Tom Neal, Margaret Lindsay. 1945. Clint Eastwood, Marsha Mason, Everett tiei. Errol Flyrm, Q a u ^ RainsrAlan Hala. boy nuries a dog back to heehh, he gains a [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (60 min.) Cindy Gibb. Patnek Swayze. 1986 Rated 19371. (S) Mmotwaak A Toyota Corona road new love for the aduHs In Ns life. Rm Ho­ 57: MOVIE: 'The Pied Piper' A child- 1 1 :3 0 P M C3D She's the Sheriff McGill. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) R. (In Stereo) test; products for handicapped drivers; a hating Englishman agrees to help two [U S A ] Word, Sound. Power The birth ol MOVIE: Trlbuta' An irraaponiiU^ ward, Eari Holliman, JacquaKn Scott. 2 : 1 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE: The Tender CE dasete car auction; recal end febete pro­ children escape the Nazi invasion of (X) Friday The 13th: The Series (6D min.) reggae, featuring guitarist Earl Chinna Broadway praH agant bagina lo ngrm hi* 1970. Age' A probation officer tries to dotormino 4 : 3 0 A M [D IS ] Schama of Things grams. oooo France Monty Woolley, Anne Baxter, ® Benny HIH Smith Filmed in Kingston, Jamaica. (75- waatad M* and N* tatwou* raladonahip (E S P N ] SpoitaCanlar Saturday min,) why an 18-year-old girl from an spparenfiy [E S P N ] Collage Baekatball: Austin with hi* grown aon. Jack Larnmon, Robbia fCN N] Your Morwy Roddy McDowell. 1942 [181 Odd Couple good home Is repestedly In trouble. John [TM C ] MOVIE: Tlia Color of (Honey-A 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide . . Peay atJlWchiU StMa (R) Banaon.XaaRami^. 1980. [E S P N ] To BtrtM for ExobRence: Notre oooooo former Chicago pool huader leaches a [C N N ] Showbiz Week :22) [30) Saturday Night Live Host: Bill Savage, Tracy Pollan. 1985. Rated NR. Deipe*e Thm Brown (R) [U S A ] Night Flight ( D Amarlcan Dandaiand ACROSS DOWN reckless (Hit talented newcomer the tricks (O IS ] MOVIE: 'On the Double' Danny’s Murray. Musical guests: Percy Sledge 1 :2 0 A M CB m o v i e : ;Tho Day the [U S A ] Night Flight ( When a Man Loves a Woman”). Billy 2 : l '5 A M (ii) M OVIE: ‘Oaoaplion’ Savaral'craw ( T M C ) MOVIE: *lBk>w •Bum* (CC) A of his trade. Sequel to 1961's "The Hus­ resemblance to an English general makes Bubble Burst' The events leading up to him valuable as a WWII spy. Danny Kaye. Idol ( "Sweet Sixteen "). (9D min.) (R) (In 2 :2 0 AM [T M C ] short Film Showcase rnanibara bacorna tha pritonar* of a man­ beautiftf soesdito lures an ax-repo>ter into 1 Btufled (due to puzzle 2 Revise tler". Paul Newman. Tom Cruise. 1986. the stock market crash of 1929 ara drama­ 4 :5 0 AM [T M C l m o v i e : Break­ a web of intrigue. Beyerty D'Angelo. Eric Rated R. (In Stereo) Dana Wynter, Wilfrid Hyde-White. 1961 Stereo) tized Robert Vaughn, Richard Crenna. iacal rular ofjan» of Earththip Ark’t dome* •newer) 3 French article 2 :3 0 A M 0 9 ^o lld Oold in Concert through' Nawly-recruited infantrymen travsIinB through ipaca. Kaa Duke*. Ed Roberts. 1986. 5 " — toRichee" 4 Cowboy — LaRue [U S A ] Mkto Hammor [E S P N ] College Basketball: Pitt at !26) Racing from Plainsfield David Ogden Stiers. 1982. faiTe their first real test as they prepare for [C N N ] Sport* Latqnight Am**. AngaiTomkin*. ]973. . 3 : 3 0 P M ( S NFL Today N a pre-game 9 Pod^geiabie 5 Indian prince Jacksonville (2 hrs ) (Live) (40) 40C. Follies 1 :3 0 A M (]H) Dating Gama the invasion of Normandy during World 10 Frtwid. m Perle 6 ID tor Meadows 7 :3 0 P M CE MarUolwad Martor [D IS ] Disney Chionel Preview War II. David Brian, Frank Lovejoy, John 0 8 Joala and ttia Puaiycan . ^ show hosted by Bt m M usbur^ with kv [T M C ] MOVIE: King Kong Uvea' Kept [C N N ] SporU Tonight Anchors; Fred [C N N ] News From Medicina Praasnta: Cross and^immy '"The Greek' Snyder. ' 7 Tina Louise role m Family Ties Agar. 1950. (S) Franch ki Acdon 12 Embwrast alive by life-support systems for a decade, Hickman. Nick Charles. In A Heartbaat (R| ' [ U S A ] Night Flight 15 Aolreee Tompkins 6 Trek" (X) Jaapardyl (CQ. the legendary ape receives an artificial (H) Curtain Oekn Up ^ ® ® Golf: ChemptoneNpe of the Un­ [E S P N ] A W A Championship Wrestling ited Statee Oblf AeeorieHon (T aped) 16 Judge 11 Mixed melela ( £ NBA BaakatbaB: Now Votk Knick* at heart and finds a kindred spirit in a recently QS Lat’a Oo ibB giSi.l 20 Prefix for air 13 WhamI Sockol captured female Kong. Linda Hamilton. [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: QD A t the Movies * Atlanta Hawke (2 hr* . 30 min.) 0Jve) Chris Elliott's F D R -A One-Men Show OD PEUCULA: 'BDadaacubtiqiiamoda 21 *^elttfl weapon" star 14 He's Meonum Brian Kerwin, John Ashton 1986. Rated 0 9 Cfiaitoa ki Chaiga (CC) Emmy-winning actor/writer Chris El­ Maalco* A. Landa..P. Cordatoa. O. Gcniar . ( ^ W a ’ra O o o b iv ak>w 22 Planer 16 ActreaaBobo PG-13. (In Stereo) liott mocks the one-man show routine with Ask Dick Kleiner In 1979. . ♦ , i $2 Banny HM 24 Tierney movie desaic 17 Tima period ® SC TV 9 :3 0 P M CD ®D second Chance Chazz his version of FDR. (In Stereo) ® W o n da iW M ka:* * eoB e* DaW ila ffi)|abroriiaw ^ 29 Udnoquenert 19 Abode (due to puzzle ® Aa Sctwola (Hatch W na fights temptation when his mother's fem­ 20 Stiff aotmaior ale boss makes a pass at him. 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Part 2 of 3. 09 v ' 34>SieBone movie 29 chtzen 9 9 Throb Sandy ertd Zach seerch for new Genevieve Bujold. 1960. Dear Dick: Here’s a toughic. Who ' 4 : 0 0 P M ( £ NFL Poolbaak Waatang* J (R) (In Stereo) rea^n — the network that aired it 1 30 Muiicd Instrument 30 Army off. could help us out. Do you know the (CNNl Naw ^ . ■ V ton nalM ikii at Mkiaaanw VBdnga (3 , rock 'n' roll acts. ' j , 1 2 :0 0 A M (X) Solid Gold in Concert (ABC, in this case) didn’t think ite rat­ played “Thing,” the hand servant that ’ 37 Iteerinp organ * 33 Actress Anderson (30) Honeymoonera Part 1 of 2. name of the, movie starring Robert (OISI MOVI%; 'OidMM'a TnaMs' Rn hra-llDva). [CNN] Sports SatuidW *'V 'I '’, . lived in a box on “The Addams Fam­ dOMQMIon V 33 Timelonopasi 38) CinemAttractions (X) EntertainmenfThis Week [60 min.) Redford — I think it was a-B-grade ings were high enough to justify its English doaonranil* to the land of Liiiput • ( £ ® Calganr Olyinple Makday Spaeial ily”? — C.A., M illville, N.J. 41 Compuidtdh 36 He'sOr.Huxtable [ESPN] Drag Racing (90 mihj > [C N N ] This Week in Japen (18) New Hot Tracks ' continued existence. and risks his kfe to save its natMM from an Thiatriiluteiodladivof Calgaty, Akiana. . movie — where he playW a robber Dear C.A.: Not that tough. Actually, 42 F it • 38 **— the Moviee" (20) Hollywood Christmas Parade Grand a Dear Dick: Could you tell me who evil General. Richard Harri*,, Cathatin* . -M a of iHb 1968 WmtaTOIvnvic Gmwa. aipO P M CSD IHOv 4 : 'FooHDOaa' (C O who hypnotized a bank guard and 40 AsnerlO A young man rai*** tbs ko of on enure 1 0 :0 0 P M ® West 57th (60 mm ) Marshal Jimmy Stewart and over ^100 Ted Cassjdy, the huge actor who Schea. 1977. RaiadO.^ , . -. Ak- faaturei singaraRka Cooadga. Dan Fogal- rob beia bank of a very beautiful dia- the emcee was on “Name That ’Tune,” communityltyiiyingtogtinparaonalfrao- - (X) ® [CNN] News other entertainment celebrities appear in - played Lurch on the TV series, dou­ [E S P N ] CBA M a M : llacid barg, Alauraan Mc(3ovam. tha band Ak 'mond? - J. P and S, gugarland., a game show from several years ago. dom* tar hknteff and hie friends. Kkvin Ba­ (X) (40) The Room (CC) Linda Hunt. Annie the 56th innual parade up Hollywood and bled as [He hand. He had a hand in two Ughtning at Rapid Chy TM ta ia 12 f a.> Supplf and Olympic championa Scott TV puzzle solution on page 32 I thought it was Gene Rayburn, but Haniiton and Bnice Jannar. (2 hraJ con. Lon Skigar. John Lkhgow. 1964 (R) Lennox. Julian Sands and Donald Pleas- Sunset Boulevards. Hosts: Bob Eubanks. ■ Texgs. parts on the shpw. [ T M C ] NKlVlE: *Etactiie'Otaama' A- Lee Meriwether. (2 hrs.) my daughter says no. Can you help? (Taped) • ' • ( S 99 Mr. Praokfom DM memorial cast ence star m this Harold Pinter play in which Dear J, P and & That was a very a-Dear Dick: My wife and I have young architect endhit pecsorA computer a ahadow over the firat family'aChriatmes a frightened woman’s home is invaded by [20] Consumer Discount Network — Mrs. L.A.F., Saginaw, Mich. fall in love with the seme a beeutiM ( £ A-Taani good "caper film called “The Hot been trying to remeipber the charac­ 0q|lnSteMol ^ >, a young couple, a shaken landlord and an Dear Mrs. L.A.F.; H elp 'is here. musicien in th% downstairs apartmsm. (38) MOVIE: 'Infamo' A millionaire's faith­ RoCk." It was made in 1972 and dS Punkir oh«ha HHa ominous blind man. (60 min.) -Your dau^ter S right. There were ter name of Howard Duff when he Lenny Von DoNen. Virginia Msdaen. Bud so Embaiadoraa da la Minica Colom- ( £ Dam Oaluiaa Show less wife and secret lover plan his acciden­ starred Redford, George Segal. Ron O Powak Pio'V RaalBiig (U S A ] SanchaaolSslAkGinai* excited I''.:';!*. ■■ l22) t30) J.J. Starbuck Starbuck discovers was a member of the “Flamingo Cort. 1984. Rated PQ. (In Scereo)» biana 0 9 Movie tal death leavirtg him strar>ded iiTthe moun­ Leibman and Zero Mostel. Now get three MCs, during the six-year run of about her Ikai school dance - umil tha aaes the unscrupulous methods a Beverly Hills tains. Robert Ryan, Rhonda Fleming, Road” series cast. - R.S., Kalama­ [USA] HoNywoo/lnidar & M O W E: 'Enid Pi lha Gama’ A auc- the hand-sawn dress her grandmother has that show — Red Benson (1953-54), cesMulinduatiiaast't cfkna, oomroined 30 (3 ) Victory Garden (CC) A report from the 08 MOVIE: Fedora- Holywood's most realtor (Patnek O'Neal) i^ using to boost William Lundigan. 1953. back to work. eaatacn garden; a public garden in Chn- made for the occasion. beautiful movie queen retires to complete Bill Cullen (1954-55) and George zoo, Mich. 1:30PM (9) PJiahpa PRayp yeara ago. unfolda bacauaa of tha ciaioaity business. (60 min.) (In Stereo) QD MOVIE: 'Muppet Movie' Kermit the Dear Dick; Gan you please e n la in Dear R.S.: Duff played Sheriff Titus of a Swiaa daiactiva. .Roben Shaw, stchuich, Naw Zealand. , 6 :0 0 P M (CWhal'aHaiipanbigNawll r suduaion. WHbam Hoiden. Mvihe Keler. DeWitt (1955-59). (28 Growing a Buabiafeiaumbata Mchael York. 1979. ^ f 8% (26) El Combate Frog and friends head to Hollywood In what is meant by “premiere’ ? There Semple on thafshow. r ' Jacquakna Biaael. Jon Voight. 1976. [CN N ] Big Story hopes of achieving fame and fortune in the a Dear Dick: A reader recently (28 Wyatt Earp CE ® ® ® Natw* ' @1) MOVIE: 'The Fty' An ill-fated experi­ was a recent “premiere" here of* a Dear Dffck: Since I got married, (22) CHiPa Patrol [HBO] nIH C] MOVIE; -Playing for CNS dOS Focis of LMe (C O Bteir decides lo ment results in the transmutation of a fly movies. 1979 asked you who the girl with long [C N N ] ktawamaliar Saturdav « - C B W W F Superstars of WrastUng quit lew school after a rumor circulates that “Bluffing It,” with Dennis Weaver, ' seven years ago, my husband has been (28 Fraacli Chaf: Ralada Nkniaa Kaapa’ Th n e h(gh-schoo( graduete* at­ and a man Vincent Pnee. Patricia Owens. [CNN] Newsnight brown hair was on Jphn Cougar Mel- [H B O ] Tha a m of IMa Tha chaiban't tempt to transform a nitxiown couttry (E ) Star Trak; Tha Naat Oanaradon (60 she is romanticatfy involved with a woman­ Al (David) Hedison 1958. burwe saw this “premiere” on anoth­ talking about this movie, “The Count min.) izing prufessor. (M BtaKsa)' ^ - [M AX] MOVIE: The PostnNn Always lencamp’s video, “Pink Houros.” I ward of a maior hoapkal la ttia aaningfor ® H ow To Raat Naart Anacka Faanfad hoial into a rock-andro0 raaon for toons. er channel manyjnonths ago. How is of Monte Cristo.” I have yet to see it. it a look at haatt atiacka. thak cauaaa. and (41) Tiempo de Amar (60 min.) Rirtgs *rwice* A passionate affair between happen to know her. Her name is Car- this documentary thM obiiivaa how two DanM Joidarw. Matthew Penn, (jaon W. ® OddCoupla i 8 WMd Amarico (C O A vMr ki die kfe it that a rerun,becomes a “p re-» I’lHike to get it for him on video, but I today'a pravantativa madical tachniquaa. Dram. . Rated PG- . (ki Siereg) ' cycle of a band of wid (6i) Sports Talk an aimless drifter ^n d a bored young roll Sue H illf a backup singer for John famaies ata coping with chronicaly . 1986 13 (8 um>adNW«>CoBi9 aFuwdTalethon housewife leads to murder. Jack Nichol- miere”? — L.V., Robe Soundr Fla .- youngaiart. (60 m(nj (BOmki.) ' ^ ^ bighomsheep. < , . v ’ [H B O ] On Location: Buddy Hackett II • and other artists, including Tom Pet­ can’t find it. Is it available? — R.C., ^ : 0 0 P M CS) Or. Sdaneb 01 hra.) r-v- • . , son. Jessica Lahge. John Colicos. 1981. Dear'L.V.: Very peculiar. The only, [U S A ] Covar Saafy ^ , 8 ) MOVIE: 'Slay RMa' A man attampis 8 MOVIE; -Vkoki SokRer*' Q| counted: On Stage at Caesar's Atlantic City (CC) ty and Ihe Heartbreakers. I hope this Chicago. . (BA-Topra (B l OsGfaaai Junior H l ^ ICC). R at^ R. possible explanation is that when to door an bitaan of munlar. Oann Foed. parts from Britain doned see much acTion In this October 1985«performance. co­ is helpful. — L.H., Inverness. Fla. 2 : 0 0 P M ( £ Blacli Shaap Sgaadm Edgar Buchanan. Victar Campoa. 1672. d 8 Rooord Guida • * median Buddy Hackett covers a variety of 1 2 :3 0 A M (X) Children in Crisis shows are aired on a different chan­ Dear R.C.: There & u th Amaiican plateau whora pro- a senator's kidnapped daughter. Linda anythirrg but boring in a small Minnesota it is the first time it has been shown on been issued on video cassettes, and (aiJeyolPMa(i09 hiatorib monaMra raigtk kRchaal Rsnnw, S Conrwctkjut Naw i rad iati (OIS]MHaki9A»raiRuraigfOnioand (C N N ] I Rock Hill, S.C. Hwffiet Blair. Richard Lynch, Jamas Van Patten town where a local rock club serves as the that channel, th^y are technically cor­ your local store should be able to or­ (28 Conaunwr BMaanwi WaMu flt M St. JMm. David Hatfson. I960. STopoOglo ' i [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘Into Tito HomHanif 1987. Rated R. center of attention Tom Davis, Al Fran- Dear E.W.: Neither, ’they aire unre­ (M A X f MOVIE: -Foul Play' An kmocem rect. But, morally and ethnically, der either one of them for you. ( 9 MOVIE: TTi* Last Wagon* A mm (HBO)U«oFfamnM*IBarth|OC|AI-' d B Fn igd Qoumist (CC) While l aarcWng for his miising [U S A ] AHrad HHchcock Prasants ken. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) lated. In fact, Robert Conrad isn’t a fans iHid ki a TV saaio and crasH a varialy woman bacomas amanglad in a Phil to ka dauber, an ex-cop atumblai upon p cov- they are wrong. a Dear Dick: Is former actress Do­ about to b* hanged, turns htra whan bug- [T M C ] m o v ie : stripper* real Conrad. His real last name is show wkh lha lugiRng FMngKaramaimr [CNN] Niwawatdi tha viakkig Ifopo. Chevy Oiata. (Bokke art political organiiadon. Powers Boothe. 1 0 :3 0 P M CB Spotte Extra 1 2 :4 5 A M a Dear Dick: I would like to know ana attack a aragon train, fkchard Wid- Six women talk about their lives and liveli­ lores Hart still a nun? She had such a Brothara. skigsr BoM>y IM»*nki and magi­ (U S A ] Check H Out) Martsna agrees to Hawn. Buigeas Meredith. 1978. Rated PG. C Thomas Howal, Paul LaMat. 1987. (In the name of the actress who plays Falk. ' mark. Fakcia Fair. Kan Oaifc. 1966. d ) Dr. Edell'e Medicel Journal hood as they prepare to compete at the a Dear Dick: A radio announcer promising film career in such movies cians Ed Akmio and Vko Lupo. 00 Slaraal baooms sjnirrogals moihar for a yuppie [U S A iA b w o H .. f'i- Stephanie, the mother of two brothers a s M O V IE :‘Tha Road to aanaMHio'Two . coupis who lhap at Oibb's Supattnarkei. 09 INN Newe , First Annual Stripper's Convention in Las here plays oldies, and said that Doris as “Where the Boys Are" and “King [M A X ] M OVIE; T oralgB BadiT A twist (M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Voungbiood- IC O A Vegas. Janette Boyd. Sara Costa. 1986. on “The Bold and The Beautiful.” I ’ve ihipwrackad man maka ihair way to aaar- 6 : 3 0 P M ( S Sm ai Wonder Jamie take* 8 Trying TImea Candice Bergen stars in Day’s co-star in “’Teacher’s Pet” was Creole.” with Elvis. Presley. Does she occo. Bing Croaby, Bob Hopa. Ooiroihy La- of fato tuma an unamployad Indian immt. 5:30PM (X) Durnnt smiwa the btama for yiaaling a Nstory teat even brash young hockoy playtr tTxjst loam 0i* Rated R. (In Stereo) - this Bernard Slade story about a dhrorceo seen her for years but cannot remem­ regret leaving the film industry? — mour. 1M2. t grant kilo ono of London'a moat popular aSSualhi'Looaa- though a clasamai* is rasponsible.-' ktiponanco of loaniwotk whanho jokia a coping with tha hazards of moving day. Rock Hudson. I called him and said it physiciana. Victor Banaijoa. Wairan naw team. Rob Lows. Cindy Gibb, PMrick 1 :0 0 A M CE Naw* (R| ber her name. - E.B., Pittsburg, Kan. ;t « Kowala on Codaelbig Q D Siakal R Qiart • Brono Gerusai and Keanu Reaves co-tiar. was Clark Gable. He said Gable R.S., Reading, Pa. - Mitchai. Oarakkne McEwan. 1966. Rated ® Victory Ow dan (C <3 Planning now for Swayn. 1968. Raiad R. (ki Stafto) . CB MOVIE; ‘Tha Ball* of St. Maty'a' A Dear E.B.: That’s one of my favor­ spring pteming: a visit to the Nkobe Ja- g9 NBA BeiketbaK: Boston Celtic* at wouldn’t lower himself to do a part aCaaOVIE: ‘LagandofCuaaafThacar- PG-13. 0n Stereo) ® Moth and Mkidy ' [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Echoao'A Now Votk ac. priest and a nun rebuild a failing parochial ite blondes, Susan Flannery. Dear R.S.; Yes, she is still a nun. She aar Id Gonaral GaoTM Aimatrong Custw is panaaa Garden at the Univaraky of British Lo* Angsie* CHppsra (2 hrs.. 30 mm.| like that. Would you be kind enou ^ to (USA]CartooM ® (aNSCNatMlCC). Rat aaaka a paychic'ahato xHiantotturad school, having enticed a skinflint to donate has not been interviewed for years, dapiciad. Wayne Maunder. Skm Pickan*. . Cokanbi*. Canada. [D IS ] CeHaga Bowl ‘87: Final Minnasota tha land and a new building. Bing Crosby, a Dear Dick; I’ve been trying to re­ back me up on this? — J.C., Nampa, ( 8 Motonsraik Tha minivan's popularity: by a ghost from a poM kicamaiian. Nchsrd that I know of. The last I heard, she Michaal Oantar 1968 4 : 1 0 P M [C N N ] Sports CkMo-up OWSdlUngdam Aldan. Marcedaa McCambridg*. Gala Son- va. Georgia Tech. (In Stereo) Ingrid Bargman, Henry Trevors. 1945. member a show that was on, I believe, Idaho. aPlymouthGrand Voyager toed lest: prev­ said she was happy in her religious [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘SUn Oama' Poaaig a* (D IS] MOVIE; 'My Side of Rio Moun­ aSChawbRoieOmln.l enting auto thsfi; the deskabilitv of dargaard. 1963. [U S A ] Roy Bradbury Thaatar CB Playback 'B7; Year-End Review Vi­ in the ’70s. It was about two brothers Dear J.C.: Never believe the radio.' master artd iltva. a pair of con artiau ply tain' A 13-ysar-ald Canadian boy dtcids* deos; 'Opan Your Hean" (Madonna). "I life, a Dear Dick: How old is Hayley (E) Th is O ld Houaa Norm make* and in- Gorman-mad* car*. C E 8 WomantoPiitan Vicki (I think played by David Soul and Bob­ It certainly was Clark Gable, who ihair trad* in tha pra-Gvi W p South. to Iwcoma a Isnsr-day Thoraau, giving up 8 : 3 0 P M 1 1 : 0 0 P M CE (E 8 ® IS) New* Wanna Dance With Somebody" (Whitney Mills? Is she from England or from homo and family to Kvo and rtudy in the stal* dscorstiva archa* for the kitchen's 8 W haTs llappanktgll taka* action agakist a flkiatkw* guard. 0n by Sherman) who were lumberjacks. lowered himself for a lot of money. Jamas Garner, (jiu Gossan. Edward As- enarior; blowing kiauMon into tha ensi. CB MOVIE: 'Can't Stop the Muale' An Houston). "Littia Lias" (Fleetwood Mac), Bmton? Her accent makes her sound nar 1971 Rated PG. mountains. Tad Eedes. Thaodora Bikal, 8 (Hama's Family Siaroo) autobiographic*l atory ol tha formatioo of "Livin' On a Prayer" (Bon Jovi), "With or Can you tell me the name and why it a Dear Dick: Did Robert Urich have kig stnictura; applying bknboard to the like she is from one of those places. — [USA] aaOVIE: 'Paychophobia' A super­ Tudi Wiggins. 1969. Raiad G. caRng. 8 ABC Nows (CQ. tha diaco group. 'The Vklag* PaopI* • Without You" (U2). "Bad" (Michaal Jack- was Uken off? - D.O.6., Mentone. a starring role in the XV series Bruce Jonnar. Velaria Parrina. Slava Gut- L.S., Dayton, Texas. natural fores is hnksd to a saries of buarre 4 : 3 0 P M 09 Naw Oldgat 99 Noddaro (Mvision son) and "La Bamba" (Los Lobos). (2 hrs.) Ind. “S.W.A.T.” which aired in 1975? — crimes Mary Samt Peter. 1983. (C N N ] Nowsmakar Saturday tanbarg. 1980. (In Stereo) @ ) Frugal Gourmal (E S P N ] Fiahin' Hola [C N N ] Pbmacl* C o n lln u R d . M - m W CMESTElt HERALD. F rid a y . DeC. TS. 1M7 MANCHEBTER HERALD. FHdAy. 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8 15 x i s m r M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 25,1987 MAliiBBfelmBR H[EIUij).llS ay. Dec. . Holm and Susan Strasberg (60 min.) : P M X NFL Today NFL pre­ g g This Old House A progress report on 12 30 [U S A ] MOVIE: "The Busy Body' A crime IB) Spkltug Ufa Cniaoda game show hosted by Brent Musburger the exterior's paint work; a plastering de­ syndicate boss orders his stooge to dig up with Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek AHAZARD (U S A ) Bakrah for Beauty monstration; a hard wired security sys­ the body of a money collector so he can Snnday, Contiiraeil OF HEARTS Sunday, Dec. 27 tem; replacing sash cords. (R) Snyder. recover a million dollars buned with him. 1 2:35AM (H B 01 m o v ie ; Tk a Mol- g g Batman CO Cheril«‘» Christma* Projact An 11- Sid Caesar. Robert Ryan. Anne Baxter Rmi Bbdg Bboii’ (C Q Two brothora, (MSS a year-old boy brings holiday cheer to a 1967 Sir Qiles Staver- . beach bum and the other a colega Riad, ^ Health Show homeless man, a group of senior citizens (R) (In Stereo) ly (Cliilstoplier Inherit a beachfront bikini boutiqiia. MF (35 America en la Culture and a lonely woman. 2: 15P M ® MOVIE: Anchors Aw- 5 : 0 0 P M X M O V IE : -TimofaKind- A chsM David Wright, Bruce Gcaanfsaad, eigh' T w o actors help a starlet obtain her Plummer) loses [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunrloy self-styM inventor and e bank tallar ara @ ) light Princees Barbra Horan. 1886. Rated R. 5:00A M (u) On. step B*vond (181 Syborvislon Weight Control big break in the movies. Gene Kelly. Frank his daughter Sere­ [ESPN] NBA Today chosen by tha Supreme Being to prove (3) Pro Wraetling [DIS] VWnd in tha Willows ,22) (300 NFL Live NFL pregame show Sinatra. Kathryn Grayson 1945 mankind's worthinass. John Travotta, Oli­ (M A )(] MOVIE: 'Wsakond Worrieie' A [C N N ] Sport. Rmriaw na (Helena Bon­ group g National Guard mlafita Magss a [H BO ] Fraggle Bock (CC). (In Stereo) [ESPN] This Week in Sports (60 min.) hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- via Newton-John. 1983. ® Notldero UrWvlsion [DIS] Bwt of Watt Di.nay Pr.«ent. [M A X ] MOVIE; 'BO Steps to Jonah' A had, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford 2 :30P M (40) Wild Kingdom ham Carter) In a phony dreat reception In honor g q mbi- [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Iron Eagle' The teen­ X Natkmal QaograpMc (60 min.) (S) Only On# Earth: Tha Mode and Mys­ gambling wager taty inipacbon. Uoyd Bridges. CMb lom- [ESPN] CBA Baakatball: Rockford man, unjustly hunted by the police, stum­ .24) Focus on Education (411 Futbol de Meilco (2 hrs ) tery Men Ughtning « Rapid City Thrillara (2 hrs., age son of a fighter pjlol and a retired Air ® NCTV Hour (60 min.) mon, Vks Tayback. 1986. Rated R.' bles onto a ranch for Wind children. Wayne Force colonel take drastic action to rescue in “A Hazard of I 40) Next President 3 :00P M Cifi) War of the Stars [C N N ] The Veer In Sporte Including the 30 min.) Newton, Jo Van Fleet, Mickey Rooney. @ S o M iM HearU," a CBS 12:45A M X m o v ie : -i the boy's lather from his Middle Eastern ;41) PELICULA; 'En Tiempos de la In- (24) In Search of Love With Leo Buscag America's Cup, the NFL strike, the Sugar [U S A ] Word, Sound. Powar The binh of 1969. Rated G. captors. Jason Gedrick, Louis Gossett, gg Tha Saint Ray Leonard/Msrvelous Marvin Haglar movie airing Slfll- day BaMnd* A free-epirited coHegi■ odbaiai reggae, featuring guitarist Earl Chinna quisickm' Una mujer acusada de bruja se lie Author and lecturer Leo Buscaglia pro­ tanofiar [U S A ] Cartoons Tim Thomerson 1986. Rated PG-13 ® Star Saatch (60 mki.| bout and the Minnesota Twins. (60 min.) ie givQn new hope by ■ young woman Smith. Filmed in Kingston, Jamaica. (75 enamoru de uno de sus lueces Jorge Neg. files people including actor Mike Farrell and DAY. DEC. 27. he ie crippled in e p ^ match. JohninnRhtg, 8:30A M X Sunday Maas 1 0 :45A M * ® Jewish Ufa Gloria Mann. foster parents the Lamermayers. who dS Great CItafa o( tha West [DISlMOVIE: 'Down Argentina Way' A Carrie Fiaher« IM dy EtMwn. 1978. min.) wealthy South American meets a beoudful X World Tomorrow 5^ McLaughlin Group have enriched their own lives by sharing d5 MOVIE;'Sammy, tha Way Out Seal' CHECK IISTINGS 5:30A M di) in n New. 11:00A M X Entertainment This generously with others. (60 min.) blonde heiress who foNows him back to ® Hogan’a Hamas g j Heathcllff Weak (60 m]n ) (In St*eo) [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents Troubles arise for two youths who bring F08 EXACT TIME [C N N ] Moneyweek Charlie's Angels home en injured seal without their parents' Argentina. Betty Grebie. Don Ameche. 1:00A M X D g ia a gg Tom and Jerry X MOVIE: 'Safari Drums' Safari drums [ESPN] Tennis |90 min.) (Taped) Carmen Miranda. 1940. 6:00A M (X) Wa Baliev. (40) MOVIE: 'The 3.000 Mile Chase' A permission. A "Wonderful World of Dis­ (QOddCoibPlb -'M- ' (g) Miracle Revival Hour beat as Bomba loads a manhunt in the [H BO ] Battle of the Bison Forest A his­ ney" prpsentetion. Jack CM'son, Robert [ESPN] NFL Prkna Tkna Scores and 1% Congo searching for-a murderer. Johnny professional courier attempts to deliver a ® Highiww to Hoavsn (CC) SantgOgiia (X) RolMrt Schullar tory of the European bison, its near des­ key witness cross-country to^ New York Culp. 1963. NghNghta of today's National Football (g) Robert Schuller Sheffield. Barbara Bostor, Douglas Ken­ league games. (60 min.) . ' . i goes on trig tor (irotastlng a dapasMani SD CNN Nawa truction during World Wars I and II and the court appearance- Cliff DeYoung, Glenn [C N N ] Newswatch store's pronKMon g toy weaponaTbRlhg (g) One Day at a Time nedy. 1953. herd s dependency on Poland's Bialowieza gj) ChriMophar CIOMup Ford. 1977. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Arthur* A drunken, he­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Uicaa* (CC) A boy with Christmaa.'fK> mki.) (In Stereo) ii'fii,';: i ' ■ ® Ayer, Hoy y Manana X High School Bowl forest preserve, home also to a variety of an advanced IQ struggles with heartbreak ipired OM ta(a of a young woman who highlightt and featuraa with hoot Stave Al­ InaigM; Hay Janitor species including the tarpan. (60 min ) (5^ Masterpiece Theatre: Sorrell a n d ’ donistic young mMionaire falls in love with enter* tha kfa of a mv*leriou* marqun n 3 9 0 onaR9gn [C N N ] Crossfire X Knight Rider Son (CC) Kit is sent home from school be when he develops a crush on a teenage ban ^ feature raponar Cad Chaikki. gj) Connecticut; Now a poor waitress, but his family threatens to girl. Corey Heim. Kerri Green. Cheiw IBthcaraury England. Halana Bonham [DIS] M C M :-T h e bbognificotitir [DIS] Good Morning Mickayl (35 St. Jude's: For the Ufa of a Child (60 1 ;00P M (J) NFL Football: St. Louis - cause the snobbish headmaster is d^daio cut off his inheritsr>ce unless he marries a IQ) Yaa. Prime Mtniatar A lazy rurki Vaemomer teaches a ( ' [DIS] Donald Duck Praaents Cardinals at Dallas Covirboys (3 hrs.) Sheen. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Carter, Olana RHig. Motcua Gabart. 1987. [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports A look at min.) ful of Sorrell's career. (60 min.) Part"2 of 5 debutante. Dudley Moore. Liza Minnelli. Sir 99 Goya La vida da Goya. (2 hrt.i parts 3 phiaticats • faw leaaona about i [H BO ] CInama Workahop the year 1976 with a feature on Pittsburgh (Live) John Gielgud. 1981. Rated PG. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Cowboye* Eleven X ® MOVK; ‘Bdr Ctaay- (CC) Two g g Essanca [C N N ] Larry King Weekend downon-ttwlr-kick Now Yorfcara, tont- da 3. i aggrisklyanaaa ki the businaaak Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann. i„8} North America's Day to Care for the 8chootK>ys become hardened men after Henryniy Fonda, Lynn Bari, Don 6 :1 0A M [C N N ] Haatthwaek g g Real to Reel [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Six Weeks' A politician they participate in a 400-mMe cattia drive. ancad to Ma M ptiaon (or a robbery they Children (5 hrs.) befriends a widowed tycoon whose ter­ 11:00P M X X ® N aara 1942. [M A X ] MOVIE: -Luca.' (CC) A boy with [H BO ] Seabert ® Frugal Gourmet [ESPN^Spirlt of Adventure; Uncover­ John Wayne. Bruce Dam. Colleen Oe- didn't commit, afiand their daya taoniini) to r + 'A T 181 MOVIE: 'Living It Up' A railroad at­ minally ill daughter dreams of en ideal fa­ X Friday Tlw 13th: Tlw SatiaB (60 mkt.) [ESPN] M L 'k Omataat I an advanced 10 atniggles with heartbreak : A M X Sunday Morning Sched­ ing China's Hidden Wildlife , whurst. 1972. Rated PG. (In Stereo^ cop# and ploitingM oacm . Gena W8dar, 9 00 (g) It's Your Business tendant gets an all expense-paid fling to mily. Dudley Moore, Mary Tyler Moore. to the Radbkkia - Both Arailvarai when he develops a crush on a teenage uled; Cuban missile crisis; premiere of an [U SA ] Riptide Joanna's upcoming wed­ Richard Pryor, Daorg Stanford Brown. OE)Neat Preeldent ' g g Connecticut Real Estate Showcase New York when his sinus trouble is mis­ [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Cactus Flower' A Katherine H e ^. 1982. Rated PG. girl Corey Haim, Kern Green, Charlie opera based on former President Nixon s 1980. (R| 99 INN Nawa bration. (80 igfij (R) taken for fatal radiation poisoning. Dean middle-aged dentist involves his/iurse in a ding is thr^ened when the guys discover Sheen 1986, Bated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1972 Chinese visit; an American couple s ® Three Stooges [U SA ] Check It OutI [T M C ] NKimB; ‘Fog Play' An I Martin, Jerry Lewis, Janet Leigh 1954. cockeyed scheme to free himself from his that tha groom it involved in a government (35 Star 8aareh'(60 tnin.) ( 9 Sana tha ChHdran first year in Ireland; artist Gordon Morten- g g Business World marriage-minded mistress. Walter Mat­ 5 : 3 0 P M (S) Creative living bid tarryering scheme. (60 min.) woman baiegnaa entangled in a t ikR' 6 :1 5A M (D) Oavey *1 Goliath 22) NFL Football: New York Jets at New (3 ) MOVIE: ‘Bon H W A Judean atiito- ® Insight / Out , i : sen; Wall Street s woes. (90 min.) thau. Goldie Hawn. Ingrid Bergman 1969 crol daflad ttia pogoniom of ondam Roma tha visiting Pope. Oievy Chasi [U S A ] Night Flight (35 Tomas y Debates York Giants (3 hrs.) (Live) [C N N ] NMMfiMker Sunday 7:30P M o s 8CTV Rated PG. in the eeriy daya of ChriatMty. Charlton IS) Froth Fialda Tha arrlvggthatgita bill Hawn. Buf$aib Maradith. 1978. f X McCreary Report (15 Rock School [ESPN] Ski World Weekly series for re­ ® tight Momenta In Bpowa cauasa William and Hatter to ObnaMsr 6:20A M [TM C ] m o v ie : Arthurs ,24) Where Have All the Teachers Gone [T M C ] MOVIE: Pretty in Pink' (CC) A Heaton, J ^ Hawkirw, Stoprwn B <^. (U S A ) Qd«iy Your Draama Hallowad Ground' An elderly British X Here's Lucy (65 MOVIE: 'A Christmas Story' Small­ The teacher crisis in elementary and se­ creational skiers. ® Tiying Thnaa Candica Bargan atara ki 1959. Pan I. moving. wealthy young man falls for a pretty but -t-; 1 :3 0 A M id b M MR) groundskeeper resists efforts by a cricket (Tl) Heathcllff town America in the m id-1940s is the sot­ condary education in America is the topic poor girl and problems arise when he asks [U S A ] SanciMZ of Bel Air Sanchez is this Bernard Slade tiory about o divorooe (gl®MOVIE:-AnOnearandaOan- (R Chrlaliin Video MMaby team that wants him to give up the plot of ting for this holiday memoir about a boy of this documentary. (R) lonely when Ns wife leaves on a business coping wtth tha hazarda of moving day. l.-.AI' g g Kenneth Copeland her to the prom Molly Ringwald. Andrew tlaman-(CC) A hordanad loaar la taught to IB Atk the Manager land he's taken care of lor years. Jimmy who only wants a Rod Ryder BB gun for (28) MOVIE: 'In the Glitter Palace' An at­ McCarthy. Jon Cryer 1986.-Rated P G -13 trip. Bruno Gonitai and Keanu Raavoa co-atar. accept reepondblllty by a tough d ri lar- a9lNNNbkto g g Bugs Bunny Christmas. Peter Billingsley, Darren McGa- [CNN] Tha Year In Sfnrta Inelugnglha Jewel, Jean Boht 1986. Rated NR. torney defends a young woman accused (In Stereo) (W geant and ie eoflaned by the kwa of a vin, Melinda Dillon. 1983. 6 : 0 0 P M X ® N w n Amarlca'a Cup. the NFL ttrika. Bit w iw ® A BC N tiM iC Q . 6:30A M X ) vista (ID Sesame Street (CC) of a murder she claims she didn t commit ® NHL Hockey; Boaton Brulna at lllaw working gM. Richard Gera. Debra Winger, Ray Leonard/Marvaloua MaivM H a w [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tuck Everlasting' A fa­ Chad Everett. Barbara Hershey. Howard 3:30 P M (iSl spectacular W orld of X MOVIE: ‘Surahinu Boys' Attar a long Voffc Bangaza (2 hra.. 30 min.) Lodt Goaean, Jr. 1982. (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] T IM I Man g the Year A i (2g Consumer Discount Network bout and the Mkmetota Twine. ISO mki.) profile of I0N yeer’s choice for) ® In the Black: Kay. to Success mily of unfortunate formers drinks from a Duff 1977 Guinness Records separation, two former vaudeville partners g g Alice reunite to renew their friendship and their 95 Blampta an Domingo Programa de ® (S) MaeMtpkKa Hwotre: SotraM and (D IS ] MOVIE; 'Tha Haunted Sciiaar A womancifB^Viw. reported byR* (it) ChrlMian Science Monitor Reports magical spring whose water gives them (30) NFL Football: NBC Regional Cover [H BO ] Paul Reiser: Out on a Whim (CC) variedadea con muaica. omraviataa y aitis- Son (CC) Wide a medical student at Lon­ (4g World Tomorrow immonality. Margaret Chamberlain. Paul Paul Reiser ( "My T w o Dads") ponders his feud. George Bums. Weher Matthau, Ri­ young woman'a affona to aalalilih a ton. tS) CNN News age Regional co ve ra ^ of Jets at Giants, chard Bertjemin.'1975. ua invltado* ba)o la anknaclan do Rati Vo- don hospital, Kit has an affair with a (4j El Ministerio da Jimmy Swaggart Flessa. 1980. existence as a comedian in search of the school ki tha AuatraKan outback art met 2 :00AlM | Nightwatch (20) Mirada Faith Oujreach Buffalo at Philadelphia, Seattle at Kansas laico. (3 hra.) wortring-daea gM: tha Pakcan Hotel proa- . with hoaUKty. Carol Odnkwattr, Janwa Presents [U S A ] Cartoons City or Cincinnati at Houston. (60 mm ) true meaning of life in this installment of (11) MOVIE: 'The Return of MwweN para. (60 mki.) Part 3 of 5. ® Ring Around the World Smart* Agent 66 is out to stop KAOS eStmUAmacteafCC) ' Lauds. Michael Oackar. 1966. RMmI NR. ® Homd4^lQ|lp)ng Ouamight I Sesame Street (Live) "On Location". (60 min ) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Woati In Rouiaw (3Ne.)^. , gT) Can You Be Thinner? 11:1 0A M [C N N ] Travel Guide from unleashirtg • bomb that wW strip nude 8 :00P M X Muidar, Slia Wtola ICC) ] SpottaCanlar Suridgif 161) mki.) (SD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara )38) MOVIE: 'A Tale of Two Cities' Dick­ 4 :00P M ® NFL Football: Chicago anybody that comes in contact with it. Don [DIS] Anna of Qraan OrUoa (C O Baaed GD At ihelW iim „ 11:30A M X Next President on's classic tale of romance and violence Bears at Los Angeles Raiders (2 hrs 30 Murdor'e around tha comer wfion Jaaaica J MOVIE; [C N N ] Style With EIm Klensch [C N N ] Daywatch Adams, SyMa Kristel, Pamela Hemsley. trovolt to Porta to attond fha pramiara fa- on tha atotlea by Lucy Maud Montiiomtty.. during the French Revolution Peter Cush­ min ) (Live) n captures tha anargv, h i DIS] Wish Upon a Star (3g CNN News I960. , ahkMi cdbactkMi of an old friend. KO mki.) An eldatty a ^ her brolhar'a (Col­ tivky g thaOivkie M i l I [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer ing. Chris Sarandon. Dame Flora Robson leen DevdMct, Richard Famawotth) dsd- [C N IO l [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Solarbabies' (CC) In a @ Hallmark Homes ® Magnum. P.l. (Ig Moih and Mindy (R| Tha Hatlattet. 1980. Rated A. ii 'ii-i-'- r [ESPN] SpeedWaek 1980. (11) North America's Day to Care for the aion to adept an orphan boy to help with [ESP futuristic world plagued by drought, a (g) TV Open House Candidates '88 With Marvin Kalb ® Star Ti«k; Tb t Mart Ganandon The X ® Wfarawoif Eric meau a woman farm chorea la ovaraol whan tha orphan­ t (MA)g MOVIE: Tha WWBr.'w Ad- group of orphans becomes involved in the [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Bon Voyage Chariie Children World Vision s second annual Enterprise crew is exposed to • deddly (U S A li Brown' Animated Charlie Brown and g g French Chef: Salade Nicoise who daima to bo a witch wWi powan to age mittakatSy aaiids them a haadaiminB ' t g » gang leader It chdhinpdij battle for possession of a mysterious (61] MOVIE: 'Cleopatra' Julius Caesar appeal for financial aid to benefit needy contaminant after invettigating x>dd oc- lift tha watawoW curta. (R) gn StaracA « race by a myatariout ttrangirg : / K] bbOVIE; Linus head to Europe as exchange stu­ (g) Wall Street Journal Report fails in love with Cleopatra Elizabeth Tay­ children. Scheduled hosts Meredith Ma- currertces abcwd the starship U.S.S. ITsi* miachievoua gM gdagon Fobowa). (80 1 ------TwnuJI 2 10 source of power. Richard Jordan, Jami X ^ i gwiaanFoaF , mki.) Part I of 4ii : imaetdify car. Chaifa Shasefl nedhighs G c '” Jason Patric, 1986 Rated PG-13. dents. 1979. Rated G. ® World Tomorrow lor. Richard Burton. Rex Harrison 1963. cRae. Rosey Grier. Chuck Woolery (2 hrs ) olokovsky. (60 min.) y ' . ...iMaa, Randy Quaid. 1888. (hj Nabo a g ^ fha return of ftaniar g------^ IHBO] (WOnfe -Irbn (CO The ' X (In Cl. reo) 9:30A M X Love Your Skin (3g This Week With David Brinkley (CC) [C N N ] Newsday (51 NWA Pro Wrestling (n)N ew sFrances Sternhagen. ® David OOMMrtlald TNa Chartaa Dick­ McCarthy, Jon Cryer. 1 2:20/ajUhlM lieves Mr. Raditch is picking on him. 1:30P M ® MOVIE: *Ufe With ens daaaio "«ata die tale of a txw who thmUy being murdttad with a pefoon for Tkn Thomaripn. 1B8B. Rated PG-13. On ■flMH llWiarfrC'MyTvi 8 Dialogue (g) Maude Richard Cox. 1987 -1 which ihtta la no cura. Edmond OVrian. Stereo) M-...... v. «• ... ..y; RnStirag 1 aa a I [C N N ] NFL Preview Father' A tyrant of a man is putty in the sunrivea b iunjliuoua oNktiood after Na pondoral X Point of View (6g Rev. David Paul (22) MOVIE: 'The Incident' Tw o drunken : Pamala Srilfon, Luther AdMr. IB48. j U ^ A l Conaumar chbih^'ilM h saaigi( * I meaning g I _ [ESPN] SportsCenter Sunday: NFL hands of his wife and four sons. William parenu dia. (90 min.| (M A X ) M O V ii .‘(Dia Boy Who CouW ' Powell. Irene Dunne, Elizabeth Taylor hoodlums board a subway car and terror­ (i)) Star T M Tha Non OananMofi "tha F®(CC)At4-vaaraldtioywhohaanavar ' a Location". (BOX 11 Robert Schuller [C N N ] Your Money Qameday A preview of today's games in (4i: Univilidn an al bapofta Comerikarioa 1947. ize the passengers untij an incapacitated Entarpriaa craw la axpoaad tp a deadly apokan a won) bMavea to atrenglv In Starag ig) Divine Plan [DIS] Donald Duck Presents NFL. (60 min.) soldier stands up to them. Tony Musante. V resumen del acomacer deportivo por Tony Brown's Journal Jessi Loaada j Jorga Beny. (60 min.)^ comamkiam after ihvaatigaling odd op- magie tl*t hoBacomaa an kiapkation to all 2:30A 1l rParam'al ..i); Jerry Falwell [ESPN] Running and Racing [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Down and Out in Bev- Martin Sheen, Beau Bridges. 1967. curreneoa aboard tha atarw# U.S.B. Tg - those around hkn. Jay Undatwood. Lucy Spotlight on Government • .221 Muppets [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Foul Play; An innocent a ^ Hills' A dereltei ends up in the swim­ ^ Nova (CC) Filmed in Nepal. Ethiopia :57; ConatHtmon: That Daficate P ilw d olcfcovaky. <60 min.) . ^ . iki . Osakkie. Bcnnlaaadilia. 1986. Rand PG. X Spgta Eatm i - 09 woman becomes entangled in a plot to kill ming pool of a crazy nouveau riche' couple [C N N ] Moneyweek and China, this examination of soil ero­ :6i Smalt Wondar (In S ts r^ . ' - . Honaynwofiara . ganarg MMlIM tba young grand 26) What's Happening Nowl! 00 Ha Shewllma al the Apola 160 nan J Icaaod n ItHp. David ^ a n ,3 the visiting Pope. Chevy Chase, Goldie and is adopted into their household. Nick [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Magnificent Dope' sion's link to starvation focuses on both (TM OM OVli; -DownondOutlnBov- Day g Dtaoovary 30) It's Your Business Nolte, Bette Midler, Richard Dreyfuss (CNN| Nawawatch g g Playback '87: Voor-Ehii Raafow Vi- Wrigit E ^ N ^ s y s a . 1948. Hawn, Burgess Meredith. 1978. Rated PG A lazy rural Vermonter teaches a city so­ the causes and possible answers to ihQ orlyHIM’ AdanlletandaupInthaawkn- 38) Kenneth Copeland 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) problem. (60 min.) (R) (DISl Danger Bay (CCI The Roberta unk- daot: "Qpan Your Haon" (Madotmal.^^ Y 'l R CbrMian ChlMtan-B F ^ d 10 :00A M X MOVIE: The Fighting phisticate a few lessons about Ambition nowHiglv gat involved with an diiavM Wanna Oonce With Semabody" (Wtatnay mkig peg of a GfW|) Ynuimau rieha'coupla i6i) Love Your Skin Prince of Donegal' A young prince in 1 2 :00P M X T h i s Is the NFL and aggressiveness in the business world. ( ^ Police Story when an old friend gives Nicole a pricalaaa Houaton), -'little (Jaa" glaalwood Mack and la adaptkdlmo lhak houtahold. Mck [D | « B i)ij| | e « lb the Baby Henry Fonda, Lynn Bari, Don Ameche. Naha, Bane jMgar, Rkihard Drayfijat. [CN N ] Daybreak 16th-century Ireland siriglehandedly rocks X MOVIE: 'Way Out West' Tha boys ( ^ NFL Football: San Diego Chargers at anifact. (In’Stefeo) 1 i 'Uvin' On a Prayer" (Bon Jov4, "With or i g n — 1, f S v [ESPN)«pilaiaik 1942. 1986. BaM R. ^ Starao) [DIS] Mousercise an empire. A "Wonderful Wtorld of Dis­ help an innocent girl gain her inheritance Denver Broncos (2 hrs.. 30 mm.) (Live) (ESPN] WMttan'a SUing; iWhrld Cup Without You " (U2). "Bad" fMichaal Jack- S I MOVK: Trongioaal' An (kfMlaur [ U S f M M l ^ Young ney" presentation. Peter McEnery, Susan from on evil saloon keeper and his wife [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Buddy Holly Story' aonl and "La Bandia''(Lot loboa). (2 hri3 (USAlCoaSrSlHV ’ ' i< myatarv writer finds harsaV In Bibsgddto " ( ^ MOVIE: 'That Lady' The love of a Slalom From Laukarbad, Switzeriand. (60 1,9 M J - 1 .. 1 - ■ - - - Aw------«Ot [U SA ] Calliope Hampshire, Tom Adams. 1966. Part 1. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Jamas Findlay- Based on the life of Buddy Holly, the rock ov a^eaiconepaacy. neasflQeKiQQpVb Wwiart 2 :45A M ^ AIK Nows (CC).r beautiful widowed Spanish princess and a. min.j (Tapadt ® ® PamBy Ttaa (CC) kHaaory-i navi 9 : 3 0 P M OD SI) Ov** Ahsr leaving Ban, 7:30 A M X wall street Journal Re­ ( X Neuropsychology of Weight Control son. 1936. n’ roll pioneer who skyrocketed to fame in commoner Secretary of State has compli­ . Hgt,OanialFsrakto. 1983.. (U S A ] AitwiiM ' ' Job. writmoanadvicacalumiifiirihakiira- Laura cdntacit her aU boyfriend who't 3 :0 0 A N N ^ I Evans ft I port (35 MOVIE; 'Who's Minding the Store?' the '50s. Gary Busey, Don Stroud, Charles cations. Olivia de Havilland. Gilben Roland. lom, luma tha Keaton hauaahoU upaMa X Kills' Place Martin Smith. 1978. Rated PG. (In Stereo) _ » wlbbhl thak romance, „ ’ (MS41 wwowm r A young man hoping to supfion his fiancee Paul Schofield. 1955. 6:15P M iH80] MOVIE; Tha OMor down..i'..iKA.j^'- faonda them a I tion on the latest pmployment opportuni­ 1985. Rated PG*13. 0n Stereo) Fo ® ) Calebrata with Rev. David Mellon gg Mistar Rogers 2 :00P M CS) MOVIE: 'Running' A mar­ lieves is Santa Claus. Dee Wallace Stone, i former Nazis pisn to rise again to worid ® Jkmnv SsabCgan ' t- ties in the Conne^icut area. John Waters, Andrew Ferguson. 1987. (In 6:30Pll4cjbcMNawd • power through b gabgicaf" ' ' d d d a n ^p io L gSKidooTV g g Sacrifice of the Mass athon runner seeks an Olympic victory to ®BaodNtUttoia' : (g ) MOVIE: 'One Man Jury' A zealous Stereo) \ Oagory____ _ Pag:._____ LauiancBLauranep Obvipr,. ' Jatnoa ISnrtrak prove he's not a loser. Michael Douglas, XC 4gABC.MM|cq. ® OMlgUMll».t>' [C N N ] Big Story g ) Sea Hunt Jennifer and Mike risk their cop takes his job past the limits as he pur­ Susan Anspach, Lawrence Dane. 1979. [ESPN] High School Cross-Country: Mtton. 1978. ‘-^((BAMngaia lives to prevent the destruction of marine sues a criminal he's marked for murder. (JgHTMaglW -:^- [DIS] You end Me. Kid ^ MOVIE: 'Captains of the Clouds' A Kinney National Championships From ^ (H)MshlnggaContlnant(CC)Alookbl ® Thirty A qM on Bperta: The ’Draam‘ .‘iVAtiXanauat m W C |«X I!V K ;-Ths CoiMbayYii life. (R) Jack Polance, Christopher Mitchum. Angel (g)®NaCl|lawa(CQ. V '. [ESPN ] SportsCenter group of wild civilian American pilots join San Diego, Calif. (Taped) the foimaiMi g tha North Amatican band- Ramamkasad HlBhlighta from ths 20th * '-hSoma hardahad Tompkins. 1978. anntvaraary ogWrallon g tha 1967 BobK ^ ^ Corgurnar Dioeourg (6g Conversations With the RCAF as a lark but prove their wonh [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour ® Aitaw aak: ti' nam b)i wind, glacisrs and ,y(na40Omila'a 7; 35A M [T M C ] m o v ie : six weeks' •aaa. (W m ki.)(N t ton Rad Soa knpoaabila dream tawn. -• 0 1 ikinkn (CC) Frye enoo*vgk'lMe a SD La Santa Misa ® Muppets under fire. James Cagney, Dennis Morgan. / '(85^9toB(> 5 .9 to B '1* Jo(ii ' Bnica Dam , A politician befriends a widowed tycoon : P M El Mundo del Box Cam- Guoata kickida tarmor tocond baaoman, V- cbbpldiM bar huaband kaebeeRgnWdlM. g g Brenda Marshall, 1942. 4 30 (C N N ) PiknoNburb whuraf. .JRafad PG. (ki Stn whose terminally ill daughter dreams of an (STI Nature (CC) The sally waters of the McLaughlin Group peonatos y luchas entre boxeadores inter- (Cl}IN] Inakh * Mike Anijrawa. (60 mki.) -^ 'g ’faSgrag Dead Sea are explored. (60 min.) Part 2 of dD Adams Chronicles [U S4)i yygi|aaMfg| Ideal family Dudley Moore, Mary Tyler (g) Pol ice Woman nacionales. Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y (D IS ) Anknala In Actkm (ES PN ) N H FootfagL- Lda Arnalba IS) Gtaai Patfamancaa: WcH Trap nai: li '■ :'Louisiana's Jree ciampt down on M bar that's aarvinQ ...gghliahta g today's ______, T ^ P doumi, r [M A X ] MOVIE: The Boy Who Could 1886 tour, thacoropaay'a flrai visit to the X This Weak in Connecticut [C N N ] Newsday black society in the late 1700s and early [ESPN ] Figure Skating: NHK Cham- nors. (60 min3 ffb (W» Stereo) « 6:30PMX 19 IManfad...WM(B*iM-' US. ki ncaily iB yaara. (2 hra.. 30 mki.) (In ■'laaguagamaa. (60mki3 Fly' (CC) A 14-year old boy who has never 1800s. Host; Bill Cosby. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) pioftships F4en's tompetition. from ran (CC) Peggy bacomaa tha ttrgM g b' X Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbare [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Nothing In Common' X 90 M O VK:-H o i Quita Human'(CC) Starag...... (USA) Can You Be TM n w rt. spoken a word believes so strongly in Tokyo. (60 min.) (Taped) touiiat-tiaikig as kBsr whbs on vocadpn ki «- 3:30A N jC (31) Tom end Jerry magic that he becomes an inspiration to all ICC) An ad executivo begins to develop a ® U t's Go Bowling A sdamig'a plana to paifact ths taan^gt Ffcitida. (60 mki) (R) (k> Sterert IS) Sporta Bpggg (? hra.. 30 min.| ^ l2:1MMXcbMa [H B O ] MOVIE: Solarbabies' (CC) In a [CNNliM . those around Him. Jay Underwood, Lucy better understanding of himself and his [C N N ] Week in Review android ho has creatad by sanding M t6 (CNNlCNNUMskb g j ) 1-2 O'clock High parents after they decide to end their 34- futuristic world plagued by drought, a high schog act Ihraganad by vibainoua d- ® My Turn Dade (CC) Comadir. Two, IB) To Be Armounosd.. .:i.p Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. [ESPN ] American Muscle Magazine fotmar romamic livalt - one a conaatva- 3:40AM|iNUOi(MOVK: (g) Porky Pig year marriage. Tom Hanks, Jackie Glea­ group of orphans becomes involved in the vsls and cobssguas. A "Disney Sunday (D IS ] Anna dt OroM flablaa (CC) Anna the Hougr A yiaygiopath tai (In Stereo) (60 min.) . liva financial adviaar (Pag Raitac), tha oeddantaby ggb her beat friend. Diana, 12:30A M X Now England Bundoy (g) Sunday Today son. Eva Marie Saint. 1986. Rated PG. battle for possession of a mysterious Movie " preaantation. 1987. Part 2 g 2. gkta ki a aordilty houta. Kek 0 : A M [C N N ] On tha Menu source of power. Richard Jordan. Jami other an offban artiat (Qrag Evigag - ara drunk « a tea party and tharafora causes « r 10 10 [M A X ] Crazy About The Movies: Mari­ (jg Chattaa In Charge Eban'a married Huaaay. Margg KkMar. 1976. (g) (g) Sasatna Street (CC). [U S A ] All-American Wrestling lyn Monroe-Beyond the Legind The pri­ Gertz, Jason Patric. 1986. Rated PG-13. awarded joint custody g a 12-ysar-gd gkt tha Isttar'a mothor to foifald thak friend­ X K o la k 'i' ^ 10 :30A M XAgronsky and Company cousin (Kay Lani) makes a pass et Chartss. (Stag Kaanan). (R) (In Sierag ship. (60 mki.) Pin 2 g 4. 4 : 0 0 A M [0 (8 ] A nw gOraonfiSlItg ® World Tomorrow 1 2 : 1 5 P M X MOVIE: Treneheoaf vate side of Marilyn Monroe is seen (In Stereo) * ® Runaway With tha Rich and Famous IT) Showcasa of Homas through film clips, television footage and ® Captain Power (CC) Anna acddamallv gala hg bail ' '< (661 Robert Schuller An amateur mystery writer finds herself in [DIS] Butch Mkids the Baby (U S A ) Robart Klein Tima Bobby VintoA ki Poland; ths Csribbssn is­ interviews with director Joshua Logan, ac- friend, Diana, drank at a tea party and g g Kays to Succass the middle of a real conspiracy. Margot ® ® Our Houta (CC) (jus walcomas land Aruba; hotgs ki Bangkok. Thailand. (3D Nuastra Familla torp PdO Murray. Robert Mitchum. Celeste « Continued .. ■ 9:00P M X MOVIE: -a Hazard ef 10:30P M X Sparta Eutra ihereforacautetthalanar'amothariglg- . Ig: Buck Rogars Kidder. Robert Hays. PpnjelFaraldo. 1983. his first familv Christmas in years, but ® Sparta Machine [C N N ] Daybraak . Mgly chooses not to participate. (60 mki.) HMftt* (CC) Barbara Carttand'a novel in- X Sunday BpOfta Soona Waakly sports bid thak fr(andahip.-(60 min.) Part .'-q S« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 25. 1987 .Ai/ZtyyhMM/t. CD General Hospital oiNWMz m a n t Avm oM ifo tm w ez 0MD9. 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Whaf was Fish's firaf nama? 1b the average motoriata, the ooo- 8:00AM ^ ThurKlercats [U S A ] Tic Tec Dough :bepeflbniiedbjrctfawiieiillienadvci.A □ Check hnler. Be lore oontiola, fen, and 4. What was his wifa'a nama? oepl is im pottu, loa Carowntn diouM dD [U S A ] Varied Programs CD Bugs and Daffy :«wadiersetvioeiimisiiwteq|ainainan other pnrta of the qntem are opeiding. 3:30PM CD Flintstones make sure lights on all ootnera of their dD INN News dD Bionic Six 5. How many foafar childran did Fiah hava? •experienced do-k-younelfer. .11) Ghostbusters □ ChKk endne hoses. They should be vdiiclea are wotldiig, and duiiag poor (5i CNN News d l) Brady Bunch 6. Whaf was fha oMaat child'a nama? flim,butfleiilble;wiilfanocfacks,bulges, 7. Which child waa a TV addict? .18) Spiral Zone jwMKiYeewltpT weather, that all snow is htwhedoffmeae (ID Morning Stretch (@l Dennis the Menace •□Check ndiMorcoahM. DoeiitcaMain oraoAqntt. Chedcconnediaos focMks. lights to enhance maximum "vehicie 8. 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S E H V I C ^ ^ [U S A ] Jackpot have dirty depotilaoa firing end, replace I (X) Romper Room [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents M i9!a -1 im d 'G ;dCheckwfaiiWiield«aaherieaetvoirloi>e e x c e l l e n c e A physicist warns that liny. praclicaH) 4:00PM (T) Varied Programs •iuie h haa proper aali-Aeeze. them.Cbeckgaponeachtodeleiiniiieifit I (ID ^ Varied Programs ^ 8:30AM CD M y u m e Pony •t|IM '9 •pofiiA •qv t invisible scratches caused by windshield CD 20) Real Ghostbusters SG R w rgu treatment into Aid lank durii^ meets your car's qiedficadona. Lrt ii.5 stwitW V i ' " wijien and pebbles during normal daily dD dD 20 Minute Worfcout CD Bevsrfy Hills Teens •Aid 'S ..49IIIN '1 X The Judge Ipaiticulaily cold timeatoprevent Aid-tine □ C h ^ air filter and PCVvdve. Hold ' motoring m ^ pose a threat to safe driving. Teddy Ruxpin dD Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin Sfieeze-up. filleruptoiunlighi; Ifllgidcnniwebeieen 1 CD Bamaby Jones D r. Oswald Haase, aphysicsprofessoral @ NBC News (3i) Mork and Mindy through, replace it. P O T valve alio | 11) G I. Joe iwniisiartr Fiirfeigh Dickinson Umversily inTeaneck. (4$ ABC News (CC). ( ^ Smurfs' Adventures requires periodic replaoqnienl. N .1.. the Detroit Society of Auiom oiiw U3MSNV 161 Matchmaker SDCheckthebnneiy.Ifitisnolamainten- (ID Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers @ ) Zoobilee Zoo Unce-fiee batteiy, check the Auid levd and □ Clean and adjust imtomatic choke, if ] Engineers that such scratches cause a hare (In Stereo) (2D Family Ties eauiDDcd. (S ) Scooby Doo :rill if necessary. Ifctt batteiy for chaige; that could impairadriver's vision, especially (24) rST) Sesame Street (CC) [C N N ] Daybreak @ Seseme Street (CC). Ssome of its power may have eroded amagf. □ Check Awl filter. at night. "A windshield is much more vulnerable [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club dD Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (3 ) Ghostbusters : □ Check the batleiy cdilea. Clean any cor- □ Dine engiae. This inchideauupection ; [E S P N ] Getting FH ( 3 dD NIr. Belvedere (R) (38) VegaS (3d) Hart to Hart Srosion from connections to battery ter- than people think." D r. Haase said. "W hat [DIS] Dumbo's Circus of points (if equipped), m trk plug wires, you're atiually doing with this windshicM is [U S A ] PGM Sale dZ) Sesame Street (CC). (S7) Wonderworks (38) Comic Strip Sminds. IfcaUeaaieEraiyed, replacethem. anddidi8x|torc^andaiyuMineatsofliiii- 8:45AM varied Programs you're iandblM in| it while you're driving." [D IS ] Walt Disney Presents [81) Carol Burnett 4()) Newlywed Game : □ 'Aine engine. Ignilioo syMm, including ing and caifauielor idle lettingi. 6:30AM CD News According to Dr. Haase, the damage is 9:00AM CD Wil Shriner [U S A ] Varied Programs [D IS ] Movie 61) Jetsons Ispark plugs, timing, distributor and coil, CD SilverHawifs Are Ita Inner WgrUaga IjriiricalcdT unavoidable: driving on a freeway will cause CD Brady Bunch [U S A ] Let's Make a Deal CCNN] Newsday Sand spark plug wiiea must be Ainctioning CD Zoobilee Zoo 1 2:00PM CD CD CD (^ News •properly for sure ataitt. □ Check oU.'Eaaminedipetick and fill If din mbit the windshield and scmiching will CD Donahue (R) Bold and the Beautiful occurasdin particles aredragged across the (lD BraveStarr CD All In the Family 1 :30PM CD [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club neceaaaty. C h a m oil at m ile ^ listed in IX)OKI^^th Latest Innovations •cuts,orollierabfasioos.Considerieplac- [U S A ] PGM Sate [C N N ] Daywatch dD Perry Mason CD Newlywed Game (4d) The Judge •ing tires with new snow tires or dl-season How win it handle? WithW ith today's high-teoicars,hi^-techcars, many former show you their credentials."credentials.' expertiseandexpertise and wear wear ASE A S Eshoulder shoulder c patches. 6:45AM CD News [C N N ] Sonya Uve in L.A. dD'Partridge Family [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents jiadials. □ Check shock absorbers or smits. W im - do-it-yourselfers are thinking twice before Since AS E gives tests ineighi auuxnobile Says A S E Vice PresideM of Communica­ [D IS ] You and Me, Kid out shocks alter a car's handling @4' Weather [E S P N ] Aerobics (2Si BraveStarr [USA] Bumper Stumpers • □ Check lire pressure. Owner's manual attempting repairs. specialties, motorisuareencouragedtoask tions, Barry McNulty, "Don't be shy aboui 9:30AM CD U ava it to Beaver chaiactcfistica,makinglberidelesscom- A wrong move Could be costly. And that atechnician who iscertified inihe piob- asking to sec the technicians' credcniials. (57! A M. Weather [U S A ] Caftdid Camera (3) d® Another World News jwill provide proper tire pressure Ibr your CD Card Burnett and Friends 5:00PM CD fbilable, increasing lire wear, and proving besides, many car owners are loo busy every lcmarea(for example, brakes or automatic These proven pros have wurked hard in (3 ) Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers ^ r . 7:00 AM CD This Morning (3 ) Jimm y Swaggart 12:30PM CD Young and the Restless CD Diff'rent Strokes poisibly dangerous on winter r o ^ . weekend with shopping, sports, household transmissions) ^rform the repairs. become AS E certified and deserve achance •Wai Vmi be Able to See nnd Be Seen? ( J l Defenders of the Earth (3 ) Journal CD Current Affair ( ^ We're Cooking Now CD Live at Five □ Check universdjoiiM, tire rod ends, chores, and other errands to spend an'emire Empicyeis often post ilieir A S E technicians' tobragabil!" ; □ Check d l lights. HeadlighU (low and CD ‘id Good Morning America (CC). (S ) Mlatar Rogers CD ® Loving dD Casper CD T.J. Hooker ball joinisand steering linkage. Fsilure of . aAetnoon under the hood. credentials and specially areas near the For an informative consumer brochure ;high beam), uil lights, biake lights, park- '-'But how do you find a good mcchankf?" customer service area. Also AS E lechnicians write: ASE, 1920 Association Drive. CD Oinosaucers [DIS] Movie d D Movie [CNN] Nowaday (11) Fall Guy any of theae can lead to u accident. ;ing lights, instrument panef lights, asks the harried driver. carry wallet caids which list their areas of Reston.VA 22091. (3 ) Scrabble □Check wheel alunment. Problems can (TD Transformers [E S P N ] Varied Programs [U S A ] Hot Potato (ID Knight Rider ;em eiseiKy warning flashers, and all turn lead tosteering'dimixilly and prematurely Fominalely there is a national, non-proTii (18) Zoobilee Zoo ( 3 Truth or Consequences [D IS ] Varied Programs (3 ) Happy Days I ^ n i J lights must be Ainclioning. 10:00AM CD CDOeraldo 2:1 5PM worn tires. Many newer can i^uirealign- oiganizalion w hich has takVn much of Ihc (2$) Scooby Doo World of Survival dD Cheers iC Tche ck windshield wipers. They should CD I Love Lucy 2:30PM CD Woody Woodpecker mem service on all four wheels. guesswork out of finding good, competent SIS' Today (In Stereo) [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzis and dD dZ) Mister Rogers ;be working and able to clear moisture auto repair and service. CD (3) Sally Jassy Raphael Harriet CD Dating Game □ Check power steering fluid. Examine Mister Rogers dD Little House on the Prairie ;wiihout s lic in g , skipping, or smearing. The National Institute for Autqmotive dD Rhode [E S P N ] Getting Fit dD Smurfs' Adventures ;If not. replace them. Consider insulting dipstick when engine is warm. Dudley Doright (3d) Taxi Service Excellence (belter known ii!i"ASE") d i Bob Tilton [U S A ] Anything for Money dD Brady Bunch ^"winter blades," a specially designed was founded w ith a ringle goal in m ind: to ^ Ghostbusters (3D Varied Programs Is it Prepared for an Emergency? (3) (8) 700 Club (3 ) Transformeis ;w iper fur use in snow and ice conditions. upgrade automotive service and repair '■Sfi Square One Televisioo (CC). 1:00PM CD Hour Magazine □ Collect an emergency survival kit. ® Wonderworks ^ SrtMf Riders (4D People's Court ;□ Check windshield washer system. through the voluntary testing and certifica- ID Jans CD ® All M y Children ; Wisher pump should be working and tescr- □ C a n y a get of batteiy jum per cables. (3 ) Sals of the Century dZ) Jey of Painting [CNN] Newswatch lion of automotive technicians. [CNN] DaybTMk CD High Rollers ;voir filled withami-fteeze fluid. □ Check emeigency f la ^ r lights. ® Andy Griffith dD Heathcliff [D IS ] Kids Incorporated [D IS ] Good MominB Mickeyl dD Vwied Programs Tough Exams (3 ) Superior Court [U S A ] Press Your Luck [U S A ] Dance Party USA [U S A ] Cartoons d§) Richard Simnums Slim Cooking To become an AS E Certified Automobile (S) Newton's Apple Guiding Ught 5:30PM CD CD dD News 7:30AM CD (3 ) He-Man and Masters (3 ) (3 ) Days of Our Uves 3:00PM CD Technician, a mechanic must pass one or o # • dD S2B.000 Pyramid Facts of Ufe PCY Valve Replacement more of Ihe lough A S E specially exams and of the Universe (3 ) Movie CD Dennis the Menace CD [USA] Movie (D Jettons have at least tw o years of hands-on work 10:30AM CD Bewitched experience. C1D Jem ASE offers tests in Engine Repair, CD Superior Court Among Simple Auto Cures A stro g rap h Automatic Transmission/Transaxle, Mutual dD Keys to Success The tirsi mandatory emission control they arc adding to governmental costs Drive Train and Axles, Suspension and (22) ( 3 Classic Concentration device on American automobiles was ihe through mandatory programs which, with Steering, Brakes, Elecirical Systems, SolntioB ® PhyUls PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) valve, impnwedairquality, wouldhavcbccnunnec- Heating & A ir Conditioning, and Engine a re it w o n 't be. Truth or Consequences good an Idea at present. Before com­ designed to prevent crankcase fumes from essary: (2 ) Uxy are polluting the air they (and Performance. A n d these tesu ore no snap— ' 60 ON THE GAS'“ ‘'•■ft*— — « Take nothing for mitting yourself, give the matter a little LEO (July 2S-Aug. 22) cnlerii^ the atmosphere. Th e P C V valve their neighbora) breathe: (3 ) they are wastii^ atxxiione third of Ihe mechanics who take Ihe ( ^ Square One Television (CC). (R) \ * % m r granted In your business dealings to­ WHEN 0h£ WHEEL IS SPWhING ON ICE 0RSIsK)W more thought. followed ^ a variety of devices and engine Aiel; and (4 ) their vehicles' performance is exams do not pass. dD Card Sharks day. especially If It's a touch-and-go sit­ ANSWER ' ^ r t h d a g r PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) S o m e o n e nuxtificalions imemiDd u> reduce auiomolivc adversely affected. A mechanic w ho passes all eight auto THE SPINNING WHEEL f C m i S IS GOING DOUBLE uation. You're sitting on a shaky limb 1 1:00AM CD PHc# is Right you knovi In the business world isn't as emissions by 95 percent. Some of the most common engine exams and fulfills the experience require­ that could snap otf. SPEEDOMETER SPEED, POSSIBLY EAST ENOUGH 10 CD On# Day at a Tima good a fi end as he/she pretends to be. But. alas, the best of such innovations malfunclinns can be traced to basic com­ ment becomes an ASE Master AutoDxhni- Dm . 26,1967 Don't { Ive this person information that VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) T r y not to put Divorce Court needs ueeasional altenlionor it cannot per­ ponents such as a loose vacuum line Or a cian. And to make certain that the technicians CAUSE IRE TIRE TORY APART. ^ □ (D Substantial rewards can be acquired In yourself in a position today where you can be ted to your competitors. il >rm iLs task, and owners have not been giv­ di.sconncc(ed duct that directs hot air to the wilt remain qualified, the Institute requires CD People are Talking the year ahead If you are persevering Be careful are too dependent on others. If you do, 'ROOCGENnY BETWEEN DRIVE ARIES (March 21-April 19) ing theireurs the preveniivecare they n e ^. carburetor for efficient warm-up. Even a that each technician retest every five years. dD [D IS ] Varied Programs and conscientious. Take the long-range not to create avoidable complications they might focus on their interests and □ □ Ae'coiding lo a national survey of aulomoliyc loose elecirical connection can upset the At p r ^ n l there are I8IJOOO ASEcertified & REVERSE. EXCESSIVE STRESS (3 PTL Club view and don't expect Rome to be built lor yoursalt today. Think your moves ignore yours. □ □ icehnicians. emission cunliol hardware is checks and balances of Ihc cmi.ssion conlrol automubilc technicians in (he marketplace, In a d ay. through, and also consider the penali­ LIBRA (SepL 23-OcL 23) If yo u r heart CWERHEAIS THE Tl^VvISMISSION. (3 ) I Dream of Jewmle neglected hy U.S. nuuorisIsniniclhanmoM system. so finding one should not bedifficull. These □ CAPMCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 16) W eig h ties associated with erratic action. Isn't In your work today, the quality of (3 ) (3 ) Wheel of Fortune other systems and components. You don't always need an exhaust check proven pros can be found working at dealer­ CHECK1RANSM1S5I0N FLUID ^ # f i □ your words carefully today and avoid TAURUS (Aprfl 29-May 20) Strive to be y o u r ettorts will suffer. It m a y b e w ise to (3) Wonderworks Sometimes, just a replacement of the todiscovcryourcar'scniission controls arc ships. independent garages, service sluions, □ □ criticizing others. Someone who Is pres­ doubly prudent In your financial affairs temporarily shelve tasks you resent ARER STRENUOUS U S E .^ PCV valve can overcome problems. The out of oidcr.says the Council. Kccpachcck volume retailers, and lire dealerahips. ■ (3 ) Sea Hunt ently peeved at you Is waiting lor an today. Above all, don't pour good mon­ performing. □ □ effects of this neglect arc fell in cities which on gas mileage; if Ihe car begins using more IF IT SMELLS BURNED ( 3 Mauds opening to give you s'piece of his/her ey alter bad in a situation that has a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) S u b d u e In­ □ □ now have exhaust cmi.ssion tcsling or other than Ihc normal amount, gel it checked. Distinctive Logo ■■ ( 3 dD Who's the Boss? (R) mind. h'a)or changes are ahead for poor history for paying off. clinations to take financial risks today, AND IWSTORNED BROWN *••• » •. • iiundatory mca.surcs because Ihcira ir qua­ AmHhcr indication is pour idling or hard To make the search easier, ASE has □ ( ^ 3-2-1 Contact (CC). Capricoi ns In he coming year. Send tor GEMINI (May 21-June 20) T w o a m b i­ or you may be like the guy who ended lity does mu meet the slandanls set by the surting. Ifyou notice the engine or Ihc per­ designed a laige blue and white outdoor sign PROTECT VITAL PARTS BV \ □ your Ast o-Graph predictions today. tious objectives that you hope to up with a small fortune — but started 11:30AM CD Too close for Comfort U.S. Environmental'Protection Agency. formance deteriorating. something may be for shops dial employ A S E technicians. Th e □ □ □ □ D O D D Mall $1 'n Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ achieve to d a y co u ld slip b y the b o a rd s If out wlh a big one. REPLAaN&FUllD& niTER. CD High Rdlers Nearly one out of three vehicles cannot pass amiss in the emission control system. sign has a distinctive blue seal with w/hiie let- paper, P.O Box 91428, Cleveland, OH you aren't prepared to pay the price for 8AQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. 21) U s u ­ JOHN the test the first tim cdirough the cmissioivi More oAtm Itian ntx. a professional engine fen,, " A S E C E R T IF IE D ." andamessagefor dD Best Talk In Town 4 4 1 0 1 -3 4 2 8 . B e su re to state y o u r z o d i­ success. \ ally you're rather tortunate regarding STAMOS analysis quickly w ill locate the trouble. Car consumers, "We empliiy lechnicians cer­ (3 ) Bewitched a c sign. CANCER (Jiitie 21-July 22) D o n 't do the outcome of eventsihat you person­ check lane. MiHorisis pay dearly in several ways for Care Council recommends an annual tified by the National Insiilule for (3 ) ( 3 Win, Lose or Draw AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) G etting anything against your better judgment ally direct, but today you may end up TV puzzle bn page 26 engine neglect. C a r Care Council says: (I) diagnosiic check as a preventive measure. Automotive Service Excellence...let us dS) Three Stooges Involved businesswise with a person today. If your common sense tells you behind the eight-ball because you'll act you know socially might not be too before you think. 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Childhood Inspired the director In the e u steak; MIAMI — Their homeland is 25 miles west of magical "E.T."; hare, ha and the cameras of his superb here, a swampy wilderness the white man calls long-time cinematographer Allen Davlau enter and “The Everglades.” They speak a language heard Now nowhere else In the world and they subsist as their completely Illumine a cocky boy’s-eye-vlew of the common man, and stresses the value of things that Featuring forefathers did on fish, wild boar, turkey, tumultuous World War II period. Spielberg under­ can’t be bought with money. Guess whose message alligator and deer. stands the mixed sense of exhilaration, resourceful­ the broker finds more appealing? Accepting Margaritas They plant pumpkin, com, sweet potato and ness and terror that war can produce In a plucky kid. The contemporary Wall Street of corporate raiders Merry Christmas ^ Steaks beans and harvest native fruits at nearby Newcomer Christian Bale carries the film In the role and wild Insider trading Is a ripe subject for skewering, Reservations hammocks; many still cook by wood in of Jim, the pampered 11-year-old son of a textile and Stone and his co-wrIter Stanley Welser have coma Seafood palmetto-thatched huts called “chickees." manufacturer and his wife living In high style In up .with some choice hard-boiled satire. Their film is from These are the Miccosukee Indians, a tribe that Shanghai In 1941. When the Japanese take over the enjoyable, though It ultimately settles for sleek For Your & fought three wars in the 1800s against the U.S. city, Jim loses contact with his parents. surfaces and easycynicism — and a dose of facile Qeorge Johns and Crew Food From South Army and never surrendered; a tribe the federal Imprisoned by the Japanese, Jim comes under the morallsm. Holiday government refused to recognize until 25 years spell of a fellow prisoner — a Yankee black marketeer Except for a characteristically monotonous perfor­ Ida, Lori, Connie, Donna, Dante, Shane, of the Border ago when Cuba and some Central American (John Malkovich, In a lively, flinty performance), who mance by Daryl Hannah as an Interior decorator, the nations offered the Miccosukees diplomatic teaches Jim the ways of the world. An enthusiast of acting shines. The two Sheens are good together, Carol, Pat, Ann, Sone, Chris, Maureen, Sue, Parties relations as a sovereign nation. 6 planes and flyjng, Jim Is also entranced by the > making the most of schematic roles. The movie Is Isabell, Kim, Erin and all the boys "The white man tries to classify us with all kamikaze pilots who take off from a base beside the stolen by Michael Douglas In a snaky performance that Indians,” said Tribal Chairman Billy Cypress, 37. camp. Their bravery Inspires him, even as they head off OPEN EVERY NIGHT "They label things they don’t understand but we brings to mind his own father Kirk's acting. Grade: to their deaths. ★ ★ ★ LA STRADA Restaurant don't care what they call us, we kaOw/who we This lyrical, moving epic spans several years and are.” 471 HRirtford Rood 6 4 3 -6 1 6 5 429-1900 weaves together many events and characters. If It has a HELLO AGAIN (PG) Shelley Long Is a woman who M*s.-8al. KSS-It / 80S. TU 9 (Rt. 32. ManiflBl^______Floridians and tourists get only a superficial dies, leaving her shallow plastic surgeon husband view of the Miccosukees as they traverse U.S. 41 fault. It’s that Spielberg gives us too much of a good thing. A few sequences are too self-oonsclously (Corbin Bemsen) free to marry her good friend (Sela (Tamiami Trail) between.Miairii and Naples. The Ward). Then Long returns to life. TM a attempted tribe owns 76,000 acres of reservation land and designed to be masterful and wrenching, and the • i T ^ ' leases another 125,000 acres from National Park whole picture could be profitable trimmed and slapstick comedy-romance Is consistently — one Service. tightened. But for every morhent when we feel might say determinedly — unfunny. The timing of T H E H o m e s t e a d Make your New Years Spielberg overreaching, lapsing Into grandlloqueiKe, almost every sequence Is off by a mile. Evan the likable Travelers come in contact with tribal members A fine dining experience uiilfi acountry antique flair. only at a cultural center, service station or there are many other moments when he actually Judith Ivey — as Long’s witchcraft practicing sister — Miccosukee Restaurant, which the tribe owns. achieves that mastery and eloquence. "Empita of the can’t save the day. Grade: * Reservations at your Indians also provide airboat rides through the Sun” Is In the classic Hollywood tradition of brash, Make Reservations Early For Everglades. bold moviemaking. Orada: n * * * Find the Favorite Restaurant The 366 registered members of the tribe, New home video New Years Eve however, live almost in obscurity off parallel WALL STREET (R) Oliver Stone’s first movie since roads on both sides of the highway. Also out of "Platoon” Is this glossy, slick melodrama about ROXANNE (PO) One of the most charming romantic item you Open New Years Day 2-9 Today! sight are the tribe’s school, health clinic, American worship of capitalist success. comedies In a long time, this updating of "Cyrano da administrative offices, library and police Chartle Sheen stars as an ambitious young broker Bergerac” features Steve Martin as a big-nosed, need or department. who Is taken under the wing of a ruthless smalMown fire chief smitten with goldert-halred K ti Look for a new restaurant in This was done by design. multimillionaire speculator, Gordon Qekko (Michael astrophysldst(l) Daryl Hannah. Martin deserves an sell the so Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) The Miccosukees are traditionalists adhering to Douglas). A perverse father figure to the young broker, Oscar for for his acting; his wKty script Isn’t bad, either. the space soon. centuries-old customs and believing in tribal Qekko preaches the seductive ethic of greed. Qradac a a a Item you ■ Th« HorrmiEod* legends. For them, the Miccosukees fell from Meanwhile, the young man’s natural father (Charlle^s Mansfield 456-2240 heaven into a lake and swam ashore to build a real dad Martin), a union rep and machinist for an (Mm g n d h ig : nmUsM. *** |66l ** Mr. * don’t use home. airline company, stands for the decency of the The tribe originated around what is now Now accepting .Tallahassee. When Spanish explorers arrived in in the the 16th century, several tribes. Including the New Years Eve Miccosukees and Seminoles, formed the Creek Best .Italian 1984^86 Confederacy. Theater Schedule Manchoftor Voted Conneclicul M sgu^e Reservations After Spain sold Florida to the United States in 1621, the white man, explained Cypress, began to HorQld . Call for Details HARTPORD 2:15,4:30, 7:20,9:40. — The Less Thon WMLLIIMANTIC Serving New Years Dinner crowd the Indians farther south until the tribes CUV — Olorv Zero (R) FrI 4:40,7,9:30; Solond Sun Z Jlllson Seeore Cinema— Nuts (R) FrI were ordered moved to Oklahoma. The Miccosu- (PO-13) FrI 4, 6:40, 9:30; Sot ond Sun 4:40,7,9:20. — Pink Royd, The Well (R) 5:30, 7:3079:45, 11:45; Sot 1,3:10,5:20, Make Reservations As Soon As Possible! 6 4 7 -0 4 8 9 kees and Seminoles refused and Joined in three 1 ;30,4,6:40,9:30.— Morion of tfwSprlne FrI ond Sot midnight. — Heow Metal 7:30,9:45, 11:45; Sun 1,3:10,5:20,7:30, (PO) FrI 3:4S, 6:S5,9:40; Sot ond Sun 1, (R) FrI ond Sot midnight.— The Rockv 9:45. — Overboord (PO) Fr) S:M, 7:45, Seminole Wars against the United States. 3:45, 6:55, 9:40. — CIndtrtllo (O) FrI Horror Picture Show (R) FrI ond Set 10, midnight; Sot 1, 3 :li 5:30,7:45, 10, A Dining Room With A View Indians who survived did so by fleeing into the 4:30: SotondSun 1:45,4:30.— BotttriM midnight. mldnlgtit; Sun 1,3:15,5:30, 7:45, 10. — ‘'“franfrrol.5:()o SUNDAY BRUNCH Everglades where soldiers were unable to track Net Includod (PO) FrI 3:45, 4:15,7:10, Three Men ond o Bobv (PO) FrI 5,7,9, Dinner from 5:00-10:00 pm 11:30-2:30 9:50. — This Wholsrt of August Fri-Sun Clae 1A 2— The Princess Bride (PO) 11; Sot 1,3,5,7,9,11; Sun 1,3,5,7,9. — Enjoy Winter's beauty them down. 7:25,10. FrI 7,9:10; Sot ond Sun 1:15,3:15,5,7, Won Street (R) R l 5, 7:20, 9:45, Call tho Time brought on an undeclared truce which 9:10. — The Running Mon (R) FrI 7:15, midnight; Sot 3,5,7:20,9:45, mMnleht; on the mountain... 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT exists today and while the Seminoles received RASTOtARTPORO 9:40; Sot ond Sun 2,4:15,7:15,9:40. Sun 2,5,7:20,9:45.— CInderelle ( ^ FrI Claiilflid Rastwood Pofe A aasree — Cletad WRST HARTFORD 5:30; Sot ond Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30. — 647-0489 recognition from the government, the Miccosu­ FrIdov.— Tho RunnIe Mon (R) Srrt7:15, RtaslAS— BobvBeom(PG) Frl4:15, Leonord Port 6 (PO) FrI oird Sot 7:30, Dapt. 60 Villa Louijo Woody Bolton* CT______, 646-3I6I kees did not. U.S. authorities had lumped the two 9:15; Sun 7:30. 7,9:30; SotondSunO, 4:15,7,9:30.— The 9:30, 11:30; Sun 7:30, 9:30. — Plones, tribes together. Peer Rlelier#s Peb S Cltwme— The Princess Bride (PO) FrI 4:15,7; Sot end Trains ond Automobiles (R) FrI, 5:30, Running Mon (R) FrI ond Sol 7:30,9:30, Sun 2,4:15,7. — The Running Mon (R) 7:45,9:45,11:45; Sot 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:45, 643-2711 When the tribe sought and obtained recognition mMnlgM; Sun 5,7:30,9:30. FrI-Sun 9:30. 11:45; Sun 1:30,3:30, 5:30,7:45,9:45. Featuring Special Luncheon Daily from foreign countries, the U.S. formally Saswcs ii aaiwos 1-9 — Overbood (PO) FrI-Sun 12:30,3,5:10,7:35,9:45. — 8:30 a.m. to Margaritas recognlied the Miccosukee Tribe Jan. 11, 1962. Nutt (R) FrI-Sun 3:45,4:55,0:45,10:45. 11:30 am thru 3:30 pm "We would like to be left alone. The white man — Plonot, Trains ond Automobiles (R) Expert offers tips on removing stains 5:00 p.m. Steaks Monday thru Saturday says Indians can’t think for themselves or govern Fri-Sun 13,3:30,4:40,7,9:55, midnight. — Empire of the Sun (PO) FrI-Sun 1, Seafood themselves, but we are civilised,” Cypress 7:15,1i:5D. PInocchIoond the Emperor and powdered bleach. emphasised, "and want to help make the rules for NEW YORK (AP) — Rather than & Featuring Peking Duck Dinner of the Night (O) Fri-Sun %7, 1:40. — paying cleaning bills, household Grease spots: Use a few drops of the Miccosukees.” ErMle Murahv Row (R) FrI-Sun 13:50, Food From South Schooling, said Cypress, is not mandatory. 3:55, 5, 7:45, 9:55, midnight. — Fatal expert Mary Ellen Pinkham offers coconut or banana oil, then mild for *14.95 per person Attraction (R) FrI-Sun 3:20, 5:30, 7:50, some easy stain remedies in suds. Children may attend the reservation school’ ‘or be 10:10, 13:15. — Broodcost News (R) of the Border J O Y (Min. for two) taught Indian ways by their parents.” FrI-Sun 13, 3:30, 4:55,7:30,10:05,13:25. Family Circle magazine. Perspiration marks: Flushing STEAK M ? The medicine man is stUl one of the most Wall Street (R) FrI-Sun 12:20,3:25,4:50, Alcoholic beverages: Soak fresh with sudsy ammonia or vinegar is 7:30, 10:10, 12:30. — Three Men and o stain in cold water with a few drops Now accepting reservations for your Holiday partiesj O F T H E Middle Turnpike important individuals in this tribe. Ailments are Bobv (PO) FrI-Sun 12:20, 3:30, 4:40, effective. Manchester cured either with folklore medicine or medica­ 7:15, 9:40, 11:45. — Thrtrw Momma of glycerin. Then rinse in water ^ OPEN EVERY NIGHT ' From the Train (R) Frl-Sun 13:40,3:30, combined with 'A cup vinegar. Rust: Appiy a lemon and salt tions received at the tribal clinic. 4:30,7:55,10:15,13:15. mixture and bleach the item in the 643-4600 A communal society, Miccosukees share in the Crayon: Spray item with WD-40. 429-1900 W OK proceeds from tourism. Each member receives MANCHESTER Let set, then spray the other side. sun. Then, launder as usual. (Rt. 32, Mansfield) UA Theaters Rest — The Princess Apply liquid diSwashing detergent . Wine spills: Immediately satu­ S 9100 every six months. Bride (PO) Fri 4:20,7:10,9:30; Sot end rate the fresh stains thoroughly Sun 2,4:20,7:10,9:30. — Dirty Dancing and work into stained area. Wash in (PG-13) F ri4:30,7:30,9:40; SotondSun hot water with laundry detergent with club soda and wash as usual. WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST /y\ TOGETHER 643 - 2 f ] . l

|McDonaMis j Manchester Herald Notices Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainm ent...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent. . . . 80 Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax -...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Lost/Found...... 01 Mortgaaos ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 •> J J „ J „>IK M I| S Personals...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment___& 83 Announcements...... 03 Rooflng/Sldlng ...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Season^s Greetings ||| Financial...... 05 Rentals Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86' Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for S a le ...... 87. Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 and Best Wishes |{ Condominiums tor R e n t...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to B u y/Tra d e ...... 89 Help Wanted...... 11 l;tomes for R ent...... 34 Situation W anted...... 12 ‘ Store/OffIce Space...... 35 5 for the New Year g Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise Instruction...... 14 Industrial P roperty...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale ...... 91 1 from isi Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... , 92 Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers.'...... 93 ••TOO. H McDonalds® S Reol Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 VJtf c Homes for Sole ...... 21 Services Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 S'* MmmmmummmmmMmmMl Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96, Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous A utom otive...... 97 Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... T ...... 98

Notlcos IHI mELP WANTED McDonald’s® has job I u I hELPWANTBI E i I hELPWANTQI i m HELP WANTED O H NELP WANTED As o condition precedent to DRIVER. Immediate op­ GRAMPYS Corner store TEMPORARY Workers. RN/LPN Immediate the plocetnent of any adver­ ening. Monchester He­ opportunities to fit almost tising In the Manchester He­ has Immediate open­ Hartford Easter Seals Medical Care Centers rald, Advertiser hereby rald route Coventry ings for cashlers- Manchester facility Is RECEPTIONIST of Manchester and any schedule: agrees to protect, Indemhlfv area. Short hours, /clerks. $6.00anhourfo looking for Bindery East Hartford have and hold harmless the Man­ ' good pay. Coll 742-8867 sfart. Flexible hours, and assembly workers. CLERK nPIST I part-time openings for chester Herald, Its officers or 647-9946 and leave liberal benefits. Apply Monday-Frlday. Can­ nurses with recent and employees against any name and telephone at Grampys. 706 Main didates must be depen­ For our main office. acute or ambulatory and oil liability, loss or number and I will coll Street Manchester. dable. 18 years or experience. East Hart­ expense, Including attor­ you bock. Apply: Part time or full time, days neys' fees, arising from older. Call Sam Sadler ford hours ore two claims of unfair trade practi­ Ot 647-7423. ______Savings Bank evenings and one wee­ or evenings. Good starting ces, Infringement of trade­ ^Anwrica'!i Rmite Store EXPERIENCED Home kend per month. Man­ marks, trade names sor pat­ Health Aide to care for of Manchastar chester hours are one ents, violation of rights of morning, one evening, privacy and Infringement of seml-Invalld Female In 923 Main Strset pay and benefits. Coventry. Hours 9:30- one weekend per copyright and proprietary month. Interested ap­ rights, unfair competition 2pm. 5 days a week. Manchester, C T 060401 and libel and slander, which WAriTED ~ NiGHT CREW 86.50 per hour. Referen­ aos plicants coll Sheri at may result from the publlco- Looking for a 6 person team to stock shelves on ces. Call 74^9116 721-7393 Monday tlon of any odvertlsment In the night shift, Monday - Friday, 9:30 pm-7am. through Friday 9 to 4. Manager trainee positions the Manchester Herald by advertiser. Including adver­ Competitive wages and benefits for mature, res­ tisements In any free dlstrl- ponsible Individuals. Interested applicants apply and custodial positions are bullon publications pub­ lished by the Manchester MANCHESTER K>MART Herald. Penny Sleffert, Personnel Dept. ■ 230 Spencer St. also available. Publisher. PRIVATE PARTY ■ Manchester, C T ■ 643-5122 LOST Stop by any of the locations AND RHINO Merchandise Ads LOST. Brown and White, listed below or call 4 month old puppy. Answers to Nutmeg. Near Benton Street. MANCHESTER HONDA 643-2213 to learn more Please coll 649-4024 or 724^4320. about the employment QQC AUTO PARTS /f I opportunities with - S ij« ! ■1C»\ , EmplByineiit COUNTER PERSON 1 J *' t|1 McDonald’s®. 1 / t / Ef ? I / « ^ & Education ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Join a winning team. Experience ne­ WATCH FOR THE OPENING ★ Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day cessary. Excellent pay and benefits. ■ H f OF OUR NEW McDo n a l d s ® PART TIME I HELP WANTED ★ Classifications 71 thru 87 ON WEST CENTER ST. Apply in person or call * Merchandise Under »250 HftGES NIGHT Auditor port COMING SOON... time. Friday and Satur­ for appointment - ♦ Ad must contain price! ,M day 11pm to 7om. Management positions available. Please apply front You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds desk. Quality Inn, 51 James Forzono Call Now! Hartford Turnpike, 643-2213 Vernon. 646-5700. due to this low price... EOE/AA. 643-1606

PART Time, Manchester. GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD 15 hours per week, M Ar«€srayHorcA days, flexible, mature person to service cord THE PROFESSIONALS ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: department o f large CALL CLASSIFIED department store. Gen­ 1261 Burnside Ave. 30 Lafayette Squuare eral stock wohc. Inven­ 46 West Center St 1221 TollandITnp! Tnpk. 89 Talcottville Rd. tory, and display set 24 ADAMS STREET Manchester, CT. Manchester,,cr. East Hartford, CT. Vernon, CT. Rockville, CT. up. Coll mornlngsonly, M AN CH ESTER . C T 06040 643-2711 NOW! Mondov-Frldov 7:30om-8:30am. 1-272- 4479. . -rm m- I SITUATION HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED WANTED FORSAU HELP WANTED NELPWANTQI FORIALE QUALIFIED person for PART- time experienced F U L L Tim e house person NURSE Aide looking fgr HARPY. Holidays 11 Be­ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY custom mill work ond P and L collector. Coll for Qualify Inn Confer­ 9-3 or 3-11-shift. Call cause the friendship DON'T Throw the towel JUST Listed! Immpecco- kitchen house. Pur­ 646-1700 ext. 339. ence Center duties In­ 742-9044. ' 6nd good will of those In yeti We hove lust ble 7Vk room full dor- SERVICE chasing, billing, pric­ clude: meeting set up, we serve ore the foun­ what you need to get mered Cope Cod \fm m / ing, etc. Benefits. light cleaning and dation of our success, startedi Immaculate 5 located on a quiet GHILOCARE [ accohiodationo FAFERM FUNNHNfl SECRETARY Apply of : Zohners FOOD SERVICE room service. Full -be­ Real Estate - the staff of our office plus room Cape In ter­ street In North Coven­ Woodworking, 23 In­ nefits. Quality Inn, 51 wish you the kind of rific family nelghbar- try. 1st floor breakfast Small, friandly South dustrial Drive West. SUPERVISOR Hartford Turnpike, holiday that brings hood. Spacious living room and family room, MUIEirSIMYCMIE JARED CONE floorsandin A Windsor off lea has an Vernon. 646-5700. nice things to your WALLPAPER & Tolland, Cf. (M064. 875- room with fireplace, 1W baths, 2 car garage UoiniMdl opening for an anthu- 6226. Meadows Manor, a EOE/AA.______. home with warmth and newer kitchen and plus a coal/wood/oll HOUSE P A l N T f o r ff.8 ho«d.y.» i 15j 2 w £ ’n g To ld .r hoore OpenliiosferlnfsnlBloe Coloiiial bGBDitaliljr om Ik* slastlc Individual to multl-leyel health M E D IC A L Assistant. Tel- FOR SALE happiness all through. both, open and airy heating system. Priced Quality work at bargln the coming year! floor plan, breezevray, iraarB. ^^roid^la brsakfaBS, • Natural ft Stained noors work as a aacrstary for care facility located in ephone^ scheduling, accordingly at $175,000. ^ anaoka and luneh. 25 Hebron Rd., Bolton, CT prices. Coll Norm for es­ Realty World, great yard with oyer- Blanchard ft Rossetto, RoBoruMleap; • No waxing anymore our ssrvlca depart* Manchester Is seek­ bookkeeping, filing All real estatt advertised In timate. mant. SUPPLY and assist with Endos­ Frechette Benoit Asso- slzed garage; Priced to "We Guarantee Our • - SSI the Manchester Herald Is clotes. 646-7709.O 47 6 643-853B or 649-5678 646-1340 Jfthii WrMHi • OtMTOO ing two qualified food copic procedures. Ex­ sublect ta the Fair Housing sell I $134,900. Jackson Houses" 646-2482.0 m Position Includaa: CLERK service supervisors. perience desired but Act of 1968, which makes I t ' COVENTRY Start the ft Jackson Real Estate. FAMILY room with coordinating and 647-$40Qj The Ideal candidates will train. Reply to Box Illegal to advertise any pret- New Year In your new cathedral celling en­ CARFENTRY/ achaduling of sarvica A full and part time N Manchester Herald. erence.llmltotlon ordlscrlm- homel 3 Bedroom READV and waiting I hance the yalue and am m BBT*" should possess the 16 Brolnord Ploc6. Inotlon based on race, color, Ranch nearing comple­ OBNICEO 23i,. ABSOLUTE calls, Instttuting ser- position are available religion, sex or natlonol This brand new 7 plus use of this 7 room, 3 I vlca tickets, preparing In our central supply following: either an Monchester CT. 06040. origin, or an Intention to tion. Walk to the lake. room Colonial Is lust bedroom home located PAINTm OCO. ^FB*75K^Trock!ni $147,900. Klernan waiting for o new fam­ Hom e re p o lrt. Yo| monthly billing and ax* department at a local A.S. or B.S. In dietet­ OPERATORS needed. make any such preference, on a busline In Man­ Quarenltad aueHty work. | tansiva phone contact. Start offer holidays. limitation or discrimination. Realty. 649-1147. ily to move Ini Feo- chester. Recent fur­ CAaramne Rafareneea. Free Eadmataa.' nonie If, wo do It. Fro4 multi*level health ics' or food 'service COUNTRY Accounting back* Day and evening shift. The Herald will not know­ MANCHESTER Oppor­ tures Include 4 bed­ nace, partial recrea­ Inexpanalve.. pall Doug estimotes. insured. 6 ^ care facility. Some management or state Paid training. Call 649- ingly accept any advertise­ tunity to combine a rooms, 2Vi baths, tion room and 140'deep MAIDS 0304. ground helpful but not ment which Is In violation of 411 Your Claening Weed* R s o - t i n weekend hours are certification. Experi­ 2133.______^ home with a nice In- whirlpool, Anderson treed I ot I Offered In the mandatory.' Know* the low. windows, top quality FrM Eaiimtle* e IM otmicm ence preferred but comel 3 family 4-4-4. 140's. Blanchard ft Ros­ oommowliN woiIl f — “ — ■ H A N D Y M A i l ledge of computera rgquired. *7 plus per RND A CASH buyer for SOUTHERN Naw-Eng- cabinetry. Generous setto, "W e Guarantee PleucCill Heme linprevamsnt - ^ not necessary. Please land .classlflald .ads Quiet dead-end street. also a plus. Office Is hour to start with an those golf clubs vgu never Convenient to schools allowances, beautiful 1 Our Houses" 646-2402.0 Polnlliig - Well Peparlne ^ reach nearly 800,000 646-3650 WWW w a u f a h r i n g Thing - UeM Corpenirv A conveniently located excellent benefits direct resume, to, or usel Advertise-them for and shopping. Jte-. acre plus lot on the MANCHESfiR. Your off Route 5. Interested sale In Classified. Just dial homes In Connecticut outskirts of Manches­ Cell I package. Interested apply In person at: cently renovated. new year will sparkle In and FAINTING ' 643-2711 to place your ad. and Rhode Island. -The $224,900. Klernan ter. Now beino offarad BARRY SCANLON ' candidates are asked price for. a basic 25 this much sought after Inourod — flefireneaa to call: Loralne at S28* applicants should Realty. 649-1147. at $2M,900. Jackson ft 3 b^room 2W both ■ 01644-1411 lor atHmoft' Meadows Manor word ad Is only $55 and Jo d o o n Real Estate. 2015. apply in person to: MANCHESTER New luxury Townhouse. i; s. MiEnn aiwiM ?«««»»wawtuM .M 9-44S1 .ij---; - ‘..tii’ - - ...... i 333 Bldwell St. will appear In 43 news­ 647-B400i3 AtMMHtamst rVRM maa u b m oownont, RAw|R|a m u lERWIGI. LAID OFF?? papers. For m ore-In­ Construction! This Privately situated and CRlOFMNtd OfNOD DNB HpH > *49-9321 Meadows Manor Manchester, C T 06040 lovely Colonial offers 3 V E R ^ 6 n . Buy It before beoutltullv decorated Buokitt, Iniok ft oMppor.;^ ABRON Openings for Indi­ formation coll Classi­ ^ ------W - S ,.- W ------U-- ftaeUNW and Bhmigramoval. Free * 333 Bldwell St. 647-9191 vidual with Landscape, fied, 643-2711 and ask spacious bedrooms apmeohe else. I bed­ throughout. Lroge SvaSiMa. rooms, central air, ten­ ------iloe. Special ■. Equipment Co. Manchester, C T 06040 EOt Agricultural and Horti­ for detalls.D with all amenities. room Rotted Ranch' OOIFARRAHAJR. You'll be furprtaed now jUon tor HdatW; Fireplace, lacuzzi, sky­ w ith Tta17* m aster, nis court and pool. Call hendloappod. 345 Nutmeg Rd., So. 847-9101 cultural background. MANCHESTER. By . for d ^ l l s . Century-21 742-5728 aconomlOal It ts to odver- fOC owner. 2 bedroom lights, 2 car garage. flreplbced llylnp room, | H .M M Iir 7lM M 7«N So. Windsor. C T 06074 Large wholesale nurs­ Beautiful wooded lot. ichge eat In kitchen ond Epstein Realty. 647- ttae In CtasalfM. 443-2711. r a U T N K Cape, finished base­ 089&O ery has Immediate full ment with bar, -new $374,900. Klernan 12x20' Id floor tamHy F U L L or port time open­ time position available. furnace, partially fin­ Realty. 649-1147. room. Lower leyel re- ings available for oil TELLERS Send resume to: ished upstairs, en­ P L E N T Y of Insulation . creation- room. Ideol Uno/LANO CLERICAL. Filing, positions. Flexible . for on In-law, with kit­ phones, typing Includ­ Good Wages. Good closed porch, applian­ and much work com­ mIR t A I^ hours. M r. Steak. 244 The ces. Asking $124,500. pleted In this 5 plus 5 chen facilities and full ing various office du­ Benefits. Experienced bath.'tVk bolht, gor- ties In local Insurance Center Street. Man­ Principals only. 646- Duplex In Vernon. 3 chester, C T. 646-1995. doe. 1154,900. D.W.FIsh m a n p «e s Ve r Woodod agency. Coll 875-3333 or will train. Apply: Robert Baker 4496. bedrooms each side, patibs, separate sys­ ; Re^..649-19»1 or 671- . bulldlns lots for on oppointment. Company ATTENTION Catcher! Savings Bank Stately 8 room Colonial tems, newer roof. Ask­ WANT ADS. ore the * Finding o cosh buyer for 1700 Mountain Road ing $139,900. Strano SOUtA liRndsor. u A N presently under con­ Real Estate. 647-7653.0 friendly way of finding a the Items you'd like to sell of Manchester struction on fabulous Ronch Jn gne of South Is easy. Just let our read­ West Suffleld, C T Wlnd$qr:'$.^.newetfWlndtor:'s.,ns Id-! cosh buyer tor applian­ 923 Main Street 06093 2.3 acre country lot In BOLTON. Immaculate 3 ‘*-gwd,,, ces, musical instruments, ers know what you hove Bolton. 3 spacious bed­ oreini. - I r l o m Manchester, C T 06040 bedroom Raised ranch fdoiwkspbiioaft IlyUig cars and o host of other for sole with on od In or call Jim at rooms, 7'/2 baths, 24x16 In sought otter area. Classified. 643-2711. family room, sewing roOiiL'dlnmgroomiklF BORiqABB Items. Very quiet and private. ctwfi'Ond boputful lst« 668-7371 room, gorgeous brick Newly decorated In­ NEVER PLACED a wont floor family room with > IT* * fireplace. Call aulek In cluding new kitchen jpa-ROt dip BftiNta'aFTit ad? There's nothing to it GAS Attendant. Wee- order to choose your sink and countertops. noiing ong o floor t o , ftteb F o rsetoauroi Mof „ IhbulHlj ... lust dial 643-2711 and knlghts and weekends. own colors I $269,900. $220,000. O .W .F Is h JOB we'll help you word and coHiiig fetoMfirepiaaa>. ^^raofrnai^S, ^roHaol94d9k 9oar Call 646-3444. Ask for Jackson 8, Jackson Realty. 643-1591 or 871- bills, gov eft vftur credh iSpMRSTIi^^ ploce your od. Jay. Real Estate. 647-8400.D 2 opr gorogo,. siding. 1400.O $299,9M. O.W .FIsh,. cordir your eer or boSleeae OPPORTUNITIES loon, your merloooe end Realty. ftiD-1891 or t T I-^ w d ir i4oo.a nd; 2 bedroom. CdsT bccesi to 1-44. Fountalii vil­ a t th e s o u V r InJsorl r CL. Full Time... I p 4k4P • ifer 4 0 . lage Aoonmgijji. 431$ iisNfig.I. Ji immoculoto pet- month. 242-1965 room Rbl Rolsfd ranch.i l . . V R^OBiavifa ro^vcioaura HHanrlfFBtFr Jlrralft bodroomik fomtiy - rodm,' "fireglace. ‘ ce.plus,a plus,a * M LF-C M P LO V C O and wood burning stovo, NBWLYDiVORCBOi Kindiv 2W boms, built In op- coll ftwiif CeaB*rvotlve p e r mori IFURMTIIRI NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... pllohcos. Immodlato Breoo « i if t ^ ii a s or a ft deposit, MAHCHE8TER AREA inev. Priced at teferbub) IIMOIR. U ftRRtaitv. No ' Z p - size Henry St...... 261-315 fsg t.A liW Princeton ...... 167*190 KHiRi T r . A ttra c -' _____ Hcbbrgpinmass g OT Tanner ...... 124-168 . tivo m& on foncod H a iiS is forthesof.pfjRSfirthg Wellesley ...... all c o m r tot boosts ft: rthe Green Rd...... 204-330 2fx1» 1st flooir family roomi- for fho ivo North Elm St...... 5-91 3 NEEDED (NOW) codar dosot, oversized I access. . m o o cirti 5t3bpm Woodbridge St...... 18-230 dock M d fxick potig'' oppllai 017424914. Iri/port experience helpful, but not loodlnS to tnground gu- • Wo gP , ...... all nlto pool, tor vory com- NOW Accegtlnp oppllca- COrMII- Charles Drive...... necessary as we will train. fo r the flons for 10r 2 bedroom East Middle Tpke...... 166-208 Even fortdbit totmiv living. - |[«op«Slf^' flon w N U gM , $200 or Salary based on experience, good handicapped dport- loose liia u lM .. East Middle Tpke...... 209-239 Odd 4172,904. Sgntry Root m s u m bottoffpr-1^15- benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ happiest Esiote. 4 4 9 ^ X 1 . menti for Oakland per month, 445-. Perrett...... all Helphtii Apartments. Strant St...... all lent working conditions — m a n c h e I t s r . S p g - Ploosp coll Moiidov ...... 73*203 cloiAand Immocutato V range.4SD.Oejrftrfger- Summit St...... of holidays! thrgu^ Wktov, 4:9F W Iftoln street. ttcoi3 atoM9D.44M413. i n i ’ ^ m m lt St...... 83 only For interview call Tom Dell, 8 am room. 2W bolb U ft R Ranch. In oxocutivo Throe rooms, Hunnlford PI...... all : ELOERLV Housing. Now .Nooppngnees. WHIRLPOOL Amodloct- FSE^SSSSfl^nonths ...... 25-209 Odd to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. tarto. Profosslonoilv rlc dryer. In very good Eaat Canter St...... londscopod lot. formal, taking ggpllcallons for .Stcurlty. No pots. old. W OoMon Ro- one ond two bedrootn 1424.9-5 wookdovs. condition. 41R>- 443- trlovor o n d W German Parkar...... 399-514 living room and dlnthg M W - ■ • MANO€SIEtHOhO\ ro o m ,: 3 bgdroom s, opOrfmonts. Coll 525- ^r 6 II. 2 b ^ o M M d Shepord;'i Pgmolot. Lydall...... 4521 Hoot ond‘ Am Good wlm k m Owner Woodbridge...... 2«3-<70 WSBM iMlB Ma bSI8M 8 don. family room and I 11S46. THE PROFESSIONALS |igNF|IINRAU cor ottochfd oorago. M^H'Bsf'ER ^ bed- £ 0% indudsd In mod-. mutt ffloyo- Coll 649- room Duplex. Availa­ «m 5 family. No Mfs.' a u 3 S ^ ^ ^ ^ 9731 ' 4M Nanis, plens end HIghwood Dr...... 24 ADAMS STREET ■ & 8M 88k far n a Sentry Real &fate. 443- cofom are ovoiieMe < „ MANCHESTER. CT 06040 dI f. ri INC. 4060J3 ble Immediately. No 5550 per month. Socur- ANDTDOU Osnsrol Services' emet. >- pets. Security and r d - Itv required. Call 444- J What mokes wont Ads tad ■: Wyllls St...... / ...... •“ 646-3520 1711 O N E O F T H E surest wavs eronces required. $47s 4774. ARIENSsnowblov^llsw work? Pooolo like you MANCHBSTBS A to find bargain buys is to per month plus utili­ horsepower. Just sor- who rood and use the ROOgRTr CALL NOW 643-2W / 647-9946 shoo the classified ads ties. 649-6236 after 4 Placing an od In Classified ylcfld. Runs good. $249. Wont Ads ovory day. 643- OPNIRAL MANAO V. every day. p.m. Is easy. Just coll 6434711. 643-1776. 2711. S4448 V, Automotive gj]“HMULE “ SPORTS SPECIAL OFFER... ENDS 12-31-87 it ■ .... — CARS FOR SALE CLYDE TOYOTA QUALITY CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MOREI I ROC ZMiraTTooomnM. R O U T E 83. V E R N O N Some grid teams unbeaten — and uncrowned T-top, phone hook-up, 7S Bulek LaStbra •2995 loaded! Factory wor- 82 Cantury Coup, •6195 By Herschel Nlssenson Since the Associated Press pail began Oklahoma in 1949 and im , Michigan Athletic Conferenpe, which represents rentv. Pristine condi­ es Cavalllar waisn •4495 The Assacloted Press in 1936, 51 major-college teams have State in 1951 and UCLA In 1954. some colleges with different interests OUR ’88s MEAN BUSINESS! tion. $14,500 or best 53 Chavalta a w. •4995 finished with perfect records but failed Bear Bryant went to his grave without and goals in college footttall. offer. Phone John 526- Wbat da the Penn State teams af 1968, to finish No. 1. 3072 onyflme.o______es Cantury 4 dr. •6995 ever really forgiving the pollsters for “ We have a commissioner and a 1988 TOYOTA •6995 1969 and 1978, Arizona State’s 1957,1970 True, the Ust of also-rans is in­ voting what many consider the best pubUc-relations man, but they don't OLDS Sedan 1939. Origi­ 83 Ragal 4*. PANEL VAN 84 Oldt Clara 4 dr. •7795 and 1975 squads, Alabama in 1945 and terspersed with the Ukes of Santa Clara, Alabama team he ever had behind Notre spend their time building up the image nal 6 cylinder f lotheod, 1966, Arkansas in 1964 and Mississippi in 60,000 original miles, 54 Camaro ssu*s •8495 Georgetown, Cornell, Lafayette and Dame and Michigan State, both 9-6-1, in of Eastern foottiall and selling i6to our. 1962 have in common? runs good, recent 84 Pontiac Tnina Am •10,795 Duquesnei But it also includes some of 1966. It would have been an unprece­ own Eastern sports writers and sports- AH flnished unbeaten, untied — and college footbaU's traditional powers — $2 2 0 ^ paint, chrome, uphols­ 86 Chav. Aitro van •10,195 dented third consecutive national title. casters and the rest of the countiy. tery. A clean car. S5000. uncrowned. None won the national Tennessee in 1836, Ohio State in 1944, It has been 11 years since a team with MONTH > nut Jm t Ntg. 55 Chavy Caprica 4 dr. •8495 “ Our independents i;Iay intersec- 742-8758 Scott.______championship. Georgia in 1946, Michigan in 1947.. a perfect record failed to finish Nb. 1. -tional schedules, and we beat teams 68 Nova 4 dr. •8495 *L— ■ tlwin ■ ■■■< O w tiiw o.eloiidiiitHMi.7tOOOiMNM.ttw t f WttywMM. CADILLAC Sedan De- That vWis in 1976, when Rutgers, 11-0, from other sections of the cobntry wNwtmo—oum ytoootiettMOiOOHoMloottofioof poyoMWlitiiwo. Vllle 1983. Immaculate. as Camaro Z28 •13,995 also failed to finish anywhere from No. 2 regularly. But we rarely get credit for 43S WEST CENTER STREET Must be seen. All op­ S7 Spaetrum 4 dr. •8495 through No. 16. The Scarlet Knights our accomplishments.” tions Included. 649-5189 87 Chavatta 2 dr. •5495 wound up 17th. Penn State finally got a measure of MANCHESTER evenings and Now, the possibility exists that revenge in 1982, winning its first weekends.______872-9111 Syracuse could become the 52nd team national championship with an 11-1 F O R D W a go n 1976. on the list. The Orangemen take an 11-0 record over SMU, ll-O-l. Power steering, A/C. record into their Sugar Bowl game ‘T v e been in that position,” said 6 4 6 -0 1 2 8 81000.646-7276. MI8CELLANE0U8 against Auburll but are only ranked No. Paterno, who “ voted” his 1968,1969 and r LEASING M A ZD A DX 323 1906. 4 4 behind Oklahoma and Miami, both 1973 teams No. 1 in his one-man Paterno door, 5 speed. Excel­ _I AUTOMOTIVE 11-0, and Florida State, 16-1. Poll and even bought them “ national lent condition. 568-1922. Over the years, no one suffered more championship” rings. “ I know what MANCHESTER. 1974 run­ 8x16 Cor hauler. Heavy duty, dual wheel with at the hands of the pollsters than Penn they are talking about, but that’s how it For the Next 5 Days Only... ning Toyota Cellco. State. The Nittany Lions were 11-0 in New battery, good broke set up available. ' is when you have a poll and no playoffs. tires. Best otter. 649- S900. 742-8750 Scott. 1968, including a victory over Kansas in Somebody has to make a decision.” 5445.______the Orange ^ w l, but finished second In his book, “ Football My Way,” The Lid’s Off On The Biggest TOWN OP MANCHBSTIR behind Ohio State. Paterno wrote: “ I don’t think -our MANCHESTER. Dodge LIOAL NOTICE J a ^ Aspen Custom 1977. The next year was an instant replay— society would collapse if we didn't have Slant 6. 49,600 original The tecend Installment of an 11-0 campaign, capped by an Orange football. I Just don’t think footbaH is all taxes due on the Grand List miles. 81195. 64»5445. of October 1 ,19S6 It due Jan­ Bowl triumph over Missouri, and that damn important.” 1977 Ford Flesto. Good uary 1 ,198B Failure to make another runner-up finish, this time He also said that “ if you win all your payment render* th* tax da- behind Texas, which instigated the games, what’s the difference whether condition, 4 new tires, llnouant on Fsbruorv 2 ,1SS8. USED CAR needs transmission. Intaraat vMII ba choread at famous Joe Patemo-Richard Nixon you’re ranked No. 1, 10 or 20? You did Best otter. 646-3644. tha rot* of 1W% par month debate. what you’re suppos^ to do. You had a from tha dua data, January 1. "The Penn State critics asked in 1968 goal, an objective, and you achieved it.” Th a minimum Intaratt OF THE choroa I* 82.00. and 1969 who we played,” Charlie However, Paterno was terribly de­ TAKE A LOOK In eomptlofics with Section Zapiec, an offensive guard, said. “ We pressed by his top-ranked team's 14-7 12-I7b of tha Oanerol Sta­ heard it especially in 1969 from papers loss to No. 2 Alabama in the 1978 Sugar YEAR tutes, Motor Vehicle taxes SALE 80 Toyota Creaalda and people in Texas. To them, a Boston Bowl. due on the Octebsr 1, 1914 au.Wp.LsaM *11,400 Suppismantal Grand List or* College was nothing. Neither was a “ Frankly, I didn't get over the loss 1987 CHEV. MONTE $$ COUPE olio due In full on January 1, team like West Virginia.” until the middle of the (next) season,” 84 Chav Caprica IStB That* taxes or* dslln- Ironically, those teams were Syra­ he said, “ and that wps only when my Wgn, LasM. atl*s *6495 quent on February 2, ItSSond sublect to the tamo Interest. cuse’s last two victims this season. wife chided me,. ’Joe, the Alabama ■to. *13,695 82 Camaro Sold toxssarspavaMsatth* In 1973, the Nittany Lions did even game is over. It’s just another game you better — or worse. They went 12-0, Auto. AC, PS, PB, AT. ra. Ak *5695 Office of th* Cellecter of Re^ lost.’ ” va. venue In the Municipal Build­ including a victory over LSU in the And Paterno changed his tune after P Window*, Stereo Case, 83RX7 ing- Monday through Friday Orange Bowl, and wound up a distant beating Georgia for his first national end More - Wes *14,995 Monte Carlo SS Coup* ■Nw. tin *6795 S:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Pay­ ment may be mod* by moll. fifth behind Notre Dame, 11-0; Ohio chamj^onship. 83 Olds CuUaae Oam.4 0r.amu*liaiB JOAN M. TROY State and Oklahoma, both 10-0-1, and “ When we finally won in *82 it just AT. PA AC *5695 Cellecter of Revenue Alabama, 11-1. made everyone feel so good,” he said. “ I 046-12 83 CHRYSLER 86 CHEV CAMARO IROC 87 CHEV CAMARO Z28 87 Merc Cougar ” We suffer in comparison to the rest of never realized how much it meant to be 4 CyL, Auto, AC, P8, Cpa.. VS. Cpo.. VB Auto. AC. PB PB. the country,” Paterno said back in 1971. ■M.L.a*to SAVE LEGAL NOTICE No. 1. PB. P Window*, O X tm O o Auto. PB PB. P WIndowa A Or.Loeka., BIs n o T It's a lesson Syracuse has learned in “ I didn't feci any different after the CrulSA Was Maes Slarao, Waa Catt., Raar Datog, erutia, TM 82 Olds CuUata TOWN OF ANOOVEE AP photo •12.9H vnw*l liiWeauaDr^aW *5295 The 3rd quorStrlv Install- 1987. game, but when we flew back into *10,495 msnt of preosrty taxes on tha Penn State Head Coach Joe Paterno led the Nitany dona to ” We don’t have the glamour of a Harrisburg two days later, the streets 83 Cougar LS October 1, ISO* Grand List conference like the Big Eight, the Big were lined with people for 90 miles (back *12,995 ora dua and poyoMa Januorv unbeaten seasons in 1966,1969, and 1973, only to see the team 81 OLDS CUTLASS ’LS* 86 010$ DELTA SS T.AV* *5295 1, itOB Altd, tha aupolamant' Ten. the Southeastern or the Southw­ to State College). It was the most 4 Dr.. Vai Auto. AC. ^ m Royal Cpa., VB Auto,. SS CHEV NOV* ' a ' 87 Sable ‘OS' Motor VaMda taxes ora dua not win the national title. Those were among his uncrowned est,” Paterno said. “ As independents, moving night I ’ve ever had. I thought to PS. PB. Btoreo, Vinyl S x f l Q O % AC. PB PS. P WIn­ 4 Dr., 4 Cyl, Auto. AC, a o r . L ^ *13,399 on January 1,1S0B Poymontt we belong to the Eastern College myself, ‘This is super. Let's do it again.” Root. Was MSH * 9 0 9 ^ dowa A Dr. Looka, Cruiss, ^ PB. SMtao mode attar February 2 ,1t*l teams. Slarao Caaa., Tin Cass, Raar Oalog, SS Line Mark LSC ora tublact to a lota choree of wnuloml.** *11,400 1VS% par month on tha Iota Whool. eruaa, Wat 9 U U U i t o Wat*74gs *6895 Installmant from tha dua •iiass A P w re P B a 87 Unc. ConUnenlal ^ dote, or a minimum of S2.W 86 CHEV CELEBRITY lots charge. Poymant* may 4 Or., V8l Auto, AC, 84 CHEV CAVAUER *CS’ VU.M*. SAVE Sooners hope to move in right direction this year 8la.Wg..4Cyl..Aulo. ba mods by mall or at the PB PB, BMiao, Raar O ^ B Q C 85 Nissan Stanza Town Otttca Building- Tha Datog. w**Montana, then run between 15 an 40 pounds. with yours truly. Mlami Fiesta Bowl last January, and the Georgia- west and over the Pacific Ocean to New Zealand, Give the Back Room gang the following: Bill Senecal: Our Massachusetts member, who Penn State Sugar Bowl in 1963. and ending up on one of the great salmon fishing Brad Stevens; All the bamboo, tubing, and cork makes the trip every Thursday night, Miami’s Orange Bowl has featured the No. 1 team rivers in Canada. of the finest quality, so he can build fly rods to his instantaneous transportation, plus a shot at every four of the past seven years. Give his wife, Lynn, unlimited charge accounts heart’s content. Also, a camp on the ^ a verU ll, salmon river in North America. The Rose Bowl has suffered in that regard because of in any shopping area in the world, with her time and Housatonic Rivers. And to all you faithful readers, and the people contracts locking the champions of the Paclfic-10 and divided between that, fishing, and the beach. Rob Heustfs: The same as Brad as far as the who I might have left out, I wish I could wave my Big Ten into the game. The Orange Bowl has a contract hand and give you a year full of good health, and with the Big Eight, but can go shopping for an Give another son, Peter, daily passes to all Red camps go, eliminating the rod building materials. Sox games, his own tennis courts, a super ability to However, in its place a town budget that will be happiness. opponent. Happy Holidays. So, while the Big Eight — in the form of Oklahoma get anywhere in the world without flying, right on the nose. With no corrections each year. and Nebraska — has provided the Orange Bowl with instantaneous ability to speak four or flve more “ Stash” Geidel: “ Sam” acknowledged the top Joe Gannan, a Manchester resident for many national title contenders several times in recent years, languages, and unlimited funds for him to exert his pointing dog in the U.S. A Sheet field being run with years Is a recogslaed aathorlty on the snhject of the Bose Bowl has been left with lower ranked teams. entrepeneurial ability. no problems, and any sheet or trap gun of bis bamhoo fly rods, and the sport of fly Ashing. ’The Ohio State Buckeyes were No. 1 going into the 1980 Rose Bowl, but even that year the national champion didn’t emerge from Pasadena. In keeping with the trend that has seen the Pac-10 win 12 of the last New recruiting poiicy upsetting coiiege coaches 13 games, the Buckeyes were knocked out of the national title by a 17-16 loss to unranked Southern Cal. AP photo Those involved with the Rose Bowl, however, claim it By Jim O'Connell remains the top New Year's Day attraction on a Michigan State University Coach lead their teams into the Rose Bowl on The Associated Press continuing basis. New Year’s Day in the 74th classic. HIowa are apt to change.” the rule “ makes it easier for big " State. Bowl,” Jack French, executive director of the the setup. schools '* “ I don’t think it’s enough time,” t The first home game will be Jan. 9 Macarchuk said. “ It’s not like football ^against Southern University. where you can just watch a film. You r/' “ Coach (Bob) Hopkins believes in Florida and UCLA collide in the Aloha Bowl ha ve to see basketball players in person. playing top-rated competition. That it After April 15 was when we went to the makes you better and gets you prepared Last year, they were 6-5. They were also 6-5 this year, to 1956), Nebraska (1969-74), Southern Cal (1974-79) trenches and tried to find the so-called I for the conference season,” Grambling By John Nodol '' sports information Henry Hawkins said Tho AMOClotod Prois but they were beaten by five very good teams—Miami, and Alabama (1975-80). sleepers. This really kills schools like s Fla.; Louisiana State; Auburn; Georgia, and Florida Under Coach Terry Donahue, UCLA has won three ours.” Wednesday. “ Our goal is the NCAA Rose Bowls, one Fiesta Bowl and one Freedom Bowl tournament and these are the types of HONOLULU — Florida, which hasn’t played In a State. All are ranked among the nation’s top 20. The rule changed the last contact date starting with the 1962 season. teams we will face there.” bowl game In four years, and UCLA, which has Im n “ We were penalised harder by the NCAA than up one month from May 15. Donahue said he wanted the trip to Hawaii to be a The road trips have to be great for the victorious In bowl games following each of the last five anybody in history except SMU,” Florida Coach Galen Seton Hall Coach P. J. Carlesimo, who Hall said. “ I think the program is on an upswing. The positive experience, but added, ’"The most important is a member of the coaches advisory frequent flyer points. seasons, meet Friday in the Aloha Bowl. thing in a bowl game is winning the game. What I want ‘ T v e already got three trips to Bowl offidala say they expect the smallest crowd in Aloha Bowl will be very important. This is the first I committee that was consulted by the to do is win the game, finish with a record of 10-2 and Europe and one to Iceland,” Hawkins the game’s history, fewer than the 23,7« which hope of many bowl games.” NCAA before the rule was put into keep our string of bowl victories alive.” said. “ Well it’s not quite that bad.” attended the North Carollna-Arlsona m atchp of a Although happy to be plasring in the Aldia Bowl, Hall effect, saw a lighter side to rule. expressed regret that the Gators must face the Bruins. About the Gators, Donahue said; “ It’s new and year ago, because of the 10:45 a.m. start and because “ Our assistants think they died and “ I think for us to go out and pick a team to play in a different for them (playing in a bowl game). Grambling played a tough non­ the game is being played on Christmas Day. went to heaven.” Carlesimo said of the bowl game, this would be the last team we would pick,” Sometimes you can take things for granted and not conference schedule last season but Aloha Stadium seaU 50,000. _____^ fewer road recruiting dates. “ Their he said. '"This is just probably the best football team appreciate your situation. We have to guard against some were at home. The Tigers started Bowl founder Mackay Yanaglsawa said he agreed to wives are sick of seeing them. They off 1-9 before finishing 16-14 and as move the game’s starting time from afternoon to out there (in the West). Before the USC game. I thought that.” Both teams have excellent quarterbacks. Bell and know our players names at practice. regular-season champions in the morning at the uiving of ABC television. they might be the best team around.” They’ve thrown away their airline The Bruins were ranked fourth before being upset by UCLA’s Troy Aikman, and top-flight running backs, Southwestern Athletic Conference. “ We’re doing it not by preference but by necessity. schedules. It’s ridiculous.” Southern Cal 17-13 on Nov. 21. Because of that loss, Emmitt Smith of the Gators and Gaston Green of the They lost to Southern 165-55 in the 5? UCLA is playing in the Aloha Bowl instead of the Rose Bruins. But Green will miss the game because of a Carlesimo did say the rule was conference tournament championship ^ WhHe the Bruins have been enormously successful in game. recent bowl games, the Gators haven’t participated in Bowl. pulled thigh muscle. "well-intentioned but it will leave a lot of His spot will be taken by junior Eric Ball, the hero of Central Connecticut State University’a Bryan Heron (55) and a posts*—" " contest since 1983, but not because they The Bruins, 9-2 and ranked 10th in the country, will be kids unsigned and I don’t know how tr^ng to become the fifth team to win six bowl games in UCLA’s 45-28 win over Iowa in the Rose Bowl game on they’ll decide.” Patrick Sellera aurround a rebound in their game Tuesday night haven’t been good enough. . ^ , Only two women coaches have won 300 as many seasons. They are nine-point favorites. Jan. 1,1986. Replacing Green, who pulled a hamstring “ The NCAA put it in, they’ll look at it Florida wasn’t eligible to play in bowl games games on the Division HI level and they against UConn at the Field House in Storrs. The Huskies Schools who have won bowl games at the conclusion early in the game. Ball rushed for 227 yards and four for a year and wait for everyone to react following the 1984 and 1985 seasons because of NCAA have quite a bit in common. whipped the Blue Devils, 99-70. sanctions. The Gators went 9-1-1 in each of those years. of six consecutive seasons are Cieorgia Tech (from 1951 touchdowns. violently,” C^arlesimo said. • tv .1 ; k»66»*68r-4e*-6'Ota^1Indianapolis .571 276 232 Pittsburgh 15 14 5 35 )X 134 (84, 86 or 88); subtract Oscar Miami J71 352 311 - Utah guard Rickey Green was 1-for-10 Buffalo - .500 263 281 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Citing "strength in Washington 15 16 4 34 Its 109 Robertson's career NBA point from the field Wednefoav night In the Jazz' TEMPE, Ariz. — The Fiesta Bowl figured its plans numbers, ” the Broward County commission has joined NY Rangers 11 19 4 26 IX IX 91-83 victory In Cleveland... Harold Pressley fell through for staging a aecond straight game to NSW England .500 296 283 Adorns Dtvislen average (25, 30 or 35); and of Socramento was 1-tar-8 In the Kings' N.Y. Jtts .429 327 340 the city of Miramar in a suit against Miami Dolphins AAontreol 20 8 9 add the number of pro seasons decide college football's national champion. owner Joe Robbie. 49 137 106 117-IIOIoss to the Lakers. But Nebraska Coach Toni Osborne says that y-Clevstand .643 371 236 Boston 21. 12 3 45 143 122 the "Big O ” played for Cincin­ Dynamic duos .571 324 332 "We should use this (the suit) as a hammer now.” Hartford 13 14 6 32 105 110 Seattle's Dale Ellis and Tom Chambers possibility T- albeit a slim one—still will exist when his Houston Buffalo 13 15 6 32 113 140 nati (6, 8 or 10). combined tar 68 of the SuperSonIcs' 103 Plffsburgh .571 272 2S0 Broward County Commissioner NicM Grossman said Quebec 13 16 2 2S 114 121 points (66 percent) Wednesdovnlghtlnthelr fifth-ranked Comhuskers face third-ranked Florida Cincinnati .2S6 26S349 after the panel’s vote to join the suit. "There is strength CAMPOELL CONraEENCE PAYOFF: The answer was 109-102 vtctory over Phoenix ... Starting State in the 17th Fiesta Bowl Jan. 1. NofTta DtvMen Y-D#nv« 9 4 1 .679 355 298 in numbers.” also the most points former Den­ forwards Charles Barkley and Cliff Robin­ Florida State and Nebraska both have 10-1 records Ssottta 9 5 0 .643 351 273 W L T Pts OP OA son of Philadelphiascored63 of the76ers' 110 Son Otago . J71 253 293 Dolphins organization spokesman Eddy Kelly and Detroit 15 14 4 34 129 no ver’s David Thompson ever points Wednesdovnlghtwhlleplovlng40otxt heading into the game at the 76,491-6eat Sun Devil Toronto 14 17 Hie LA . Raidsrs J57 2W3SI stadium coordinator Mario Hansen declined to 3 31 IX IS scored in an NBA game. 39mlnutes,respectlvely. Stadium. Game time is 1:36 p.m. EST. two teams Kontes City -■* 3 11 0 ■ ,214 2 » 361 comment on the lawsuit. Stadium operations manager St. Louis 13 15 5 31 112 115 Streaks will be k e e i ^ a cloee watch on what happens later tU IIO N A L CONFER ENCE Chlcogo 14 16 2 X 125 147 Magic Johnson of the Lakers wos credited Pat Kelly and Vice President Tim Robbie did not Minnesota 11 19 5 27 143 that night when top-ranked Oklahoma (11-0) meets No. 112 ez = 01 + SZ - 88 :U3MSNV with eight oesists Wednesday night, one x-WasMngtn 10 4 .714 352 361 return telephone messages on Wednesday. Smythe Division fewer than teammate Michael Cooper. It 2 Miami, Fla. (11-0) in the Orange Bowl. Calgary 21 4 91. Louis 7 7 .500 346 347 The city of Miramar, which is closest to the Joe 10 46 166 IX marked the first time In Los Angeles' 24 ‘‘Hiere’s always a mathematical chance of us still PhltadlpMo 6 S ,429 320 373 Edmonton X 12 3 43 162 IX ® 1SB7. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN games tNs season that Johnson did not ot Robbie Stadium, says the Dolphins owner hasn't lived Winnipeg 14 15 winding up No. 1. That keeps us in the hunt,” Osborne Dallas 6 S JI29 319 332 3 31 119 IX leosttlefor the club leodlnosslsls. N.Y. Giants 5 9 .357 360 305 up to his promises to compensate local governments Vorreouver 11 16 5 27 112 121 Suspended said. "There’s always an outside chance that if Miami Los Angeles 9 4 Cwdral for costs created by his new stadium. 23I. 22 IX 174 Forward Adrian Dontley of Detroit was and Oklahoma p lay ^ to a tie and didn’t look good in x-Chloopo 10 4 .714 350 279 WwWtmWWBnW 'tOaioM' fined S1J0) and suspended tar one gome "Promises were made, promises have been1>roken Buftalo 5, Ottrolt 2 doing it and either we played great or Florida State MInnusata 0 6 J71 313 308 Alex Delvecchloot455goals. after bumping referee Ed Rush during a Grtsn Bov 5 S .393 231 267. and it’s just not fair,” said Broward County Wofhlnoton Z Montreal Z tie Starsvatkif game tost Friday ogolnst Dallas. Danhev played grept, either of us could sneak in there as No. 1 Tomoa Bay . 4 10 .3S6 2S0 336 Commissioner Howard Forman. "The best thing for us New Jersey 6, Plttmuroh 2 Goaltender Grant Rihr of the Edmonton will sit out the Pistons' Christmas Day in the flnal poll. Dutrolt 3 11 .214 239 371 to do Is to keep the pressure on.” Pblkidelphla 5, Minnesota 3 Oilers has become the top vote-getter In contest ogalnsttheNewYork Knicks. ’’But I think we’re pretty much out of the picture. I Oilcooo 7, New York Islanders 5 balloting for the NHL All-Star Game. Fuhr Trivta y-Son Frndsc 12 2 0 J57 411 30 Despite the opposition of Broward commissioners. Toronto 5, St. Louis 1 and teammates Wayne Gretzky (center), The leogue's topthreefreethrowshooters think when Miaihi beat South Carolina (in the Dec. 5 V-NtwOttaons 11 3 0 ,786 389 399 Joe Robbie won permission from the Metro-Dade Voncouver 5, Los Angeles 1 Jarl KurrI (right wing) and Kevin Lowe areallatleast6-foot-8. Nomethem In order-, regular-season finale), that pretty much took us out of LA . Roms 6 . 1 0 .429 317 319 Tliuredav's Oomes (defense) have Mg leads on Campbell speokina Atlanta 9 11' 0 .214 192 406 Commission earlier this month to delay road No oanries scheduled Conference starting positions tar the game, "We hod them 41-33 and the world came to it. Our players are playing now in hopes of being No. 2 . x-cUndMd division fflta - - improvements and to decrease his contribution to the m d o v i Oomes Feb.VatSt. Louis. an end. We didn't do onything right. We hod or No. 3 in the country. But if something unusual No games scheduled v-dkiched ntavoff bstlb cost of local fire and police protection. SMellnad one bod stretch, ond that's an understate­ happens in Miami, who knows?” M m Eov, DSC. 16 Saturday's Oomes Philadelphia left wirig Brian Proppwlllbe ment." — Sacramento Coach Bill Russell Ctavstand at FHIsburgh, 13:V pjn. All of those requirements had been part of the New York Rangers at New Jersey, 1:35 sidelined for at leosttwotothree weeks witha after watching the Lakers put ona17-1 runto Horida State Coach Bobby Bowden has similar WONiIngtan at Mlnnssota, 4 pjn. original agreements Robbie signed as a condition for p.m. sprained left knee. Propp Inlured his left erase on eight-point Kings lead and take dreams. taaMilwaukee, Larry Bird of - now. IfwebeatNebraska,Idon’tthinkthere’sanybody Grssn Boy at Now Orlsans, 1 pjn. ASontreol at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh defenseman Paul Coffey BostonandBIIILalmbeerofOtrolt. Now Yorli Jetaot NSW York Giants, 1 pjn. Bldwell looking over offer Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. relnlured his right kneeinthe third period of b6tt6r.** East Catholic’s Maura McPadden has her hands dosatt Edmonton at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. Wednesday's game against New Jersey. Miami, which lost 14-10 to Penh SUte In the Fiesta St. Louis at Oaltas. 1 pjn. BALTIMORE — St. Louis Cardinals owner William Philadelphia at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Coffey recenttymlssedthreegomesbecouse showdown last Jan. 2, dealt fellow independent Florida Ssoltta at Kansas CHy, 1 pjn. to the ball among aeveral playara during WadnaiuJay’a St. Louis at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. ofabrulsadknee. NBA standings Tampa Bov otlndtanapells, 1 pjn. game against Manchester High at the Eagles’ Neat. East V. Bidwill wants the Maryland Stadium Authority to Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. State its lone loss this season 26-28 as the Seminoles San Otago at Dtnvtr 4 pjn. “tighten up” its lease offer aimed at bringing the Saadavs Oomes missed a two-point conversion in the final seconds. Oiloago at Los Anastas Roldsrs, 4 gjn. won. 54-34. Both teams are in action Monday with East, Hartford at Quebec, 2:05 p.m. A 17-7 home loss to Oklahoma on Nov. 21 cost the LJwAngstasHomsotSanFrgndscoApjn. National Football League team to the here, an Chlcogo at St. Louis, 7:05 p.m. AltonHc DIvIston hosting North Haven at 11 a.m. and the Indians authority official says. Pittsburgh at Buftalo, 7:05 p.m. Calendar W L Pet. GB Comhuskers the Big Eight Conference championship Authority chairman Herbert J. Belgrad said Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Boston 15 8 .6S2 and accompanying trip to the Orange Bowl. f• enoionp“ ---'-----*at Miami, * gjn. entertaining South Catholic at Clarke Arana at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday that in telephone conversations this week Boston at New York Rangers, 8:35 p.m. Philadelphia 12 10 .545 2»/2 ”We put s u ^ importance on the Oklahoma game Washington 6 n .348 7 that losing It was a very, very disappointing loss,” with BidwHl’s representatives, "The message has been SATURDAY New York 8 16 .3S 7W conveyed ... that this Christmas holiday would he an Hockey Today Bovs Basketball New Jersey 4 19 .174 11 Osborne said. ”Our players really wanted to win the opportunity for the Bidwill family to study the Cheney Tech at East Windsor, 2:30 Otntral Dhdston national championship and that’s a dangerous goal to Big En t mndlngs CrttageBawts At Meeiegmorv, Ale. p.m. Detroit 15 5 .7X __ tuni^Ogc.lS Elg Rost Cenference C a ll Norflt vs. South, neon (ABO proposals.” _ Ice Hockey Atlanta 16 7 .696 W set. You leave yourself in a very vulnerable position. Oklahoma Stole 1V4 over West Vlrglnta AIcIMI Bswt No games scheduled. Christmas Day. Ten Chicago 15 TO .600 2‘/7 W L w L AtaRg Baud, Dec SI Belgrad’s comments came the same day that Gov. Rockville vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice The odds of wanting to win it and then actually doing it 1 0 7 2 |om«msctwduled Saturday. Palace), 8 p.m. Milwaukee 13 9 .591 3 Vlllonovo UCLA 9 over Florida RerMa, * * 0 * w ? ttO L A , 6 2 a 3:45 William Donald Schaefer, in an unsolicited call to a Indiana 12 12 .500 5 are pretty slim. Providence -i ■A ' ■ 1 0 S 2 ~ 'i E g « L D g c .» . Wrestling 0 0 5 0 pjn. (ABC) local radio talk show, said he said he believed a ^%'!S2*hi3?S'!r<**'>*«‘****nsfreak Cheney Tedh/Xavler ot Rockville, 11 Cleveland 11 13 .4SB 6 ‘"niere was a time in Nebraska when the idea of Pittsburgh Vn ' ) 7 over Arkansas ~Tuesday, ' ,D dm e c l9 to n gdmss (ll-b-Z) Wednesday wtfh a S3 WESTERN CONPIRRNCE (taorgetown 0 0 7 1 _____ ■aujt.QgcIS decision from Bidwill would come "in the next couple o.m. finishing in the top 10 was something to shoot for. But 0 0 6 1 } Uhw ty B « vtat^ovm;MlnnMota.Thewinalsopushed Midwest Dhrtston St. John's lowo S over Wyomino AUMemgMt.1 t ____ , ____ of days.” M Ryers'lnta first ploce In the Patrick W L Pet. OB now the fans’ mentality is If we don’t win the national Seten Hall 0 0 W 2 fYtidSMi EowL Doc. SI 0 0 8 2 Arkansas, 63 a vs. Georgia, 63 a • "It’s right in the balance right now,” Schaefer said. one point ahead of the Islanders Dallas 15 S .662 championship, it’s a disgrace and a bad year. That’s a Syracuse Artzono Stole 6W ever Air Force g.m. (Roycom) and New Jersey. ... Detroit hod an Denver 15 9 ' .6X W Boston College 0 1 6 2 little bard to live with. We’ve played some good 0 1 4 2 aoler BOWL Doe. SI Wodnstdoy, One. IS elWiit-ocettatwime unbeaten slteok snooped Houston 12 11 .58 3 Connecticut South OaraHna 4 ever LSU ^Twwmwaef ■ Buftale. ...Toronto Basketball Utah 12 13 .480 4 opponents this year, we’re lO-l and we’re going to a BtaebopMl BOWL Dec SI M M. Louts 5-1 Wsndssday, stepping the Son Antonio 11 17 .478 4 major bowl game. This game is not anti-climatic like Sgndov's aame Plffsburah 4W over Texos Air Force, 630, vs. Arizona Stole, 6-4-1, S B lig ; sevetHtanw unbeaten streak (*03). Socromento 6 18 .2X 9'A some of our fans think. I don’t understand the Pittsburgh at Jacksonville Ptaftfo CNiita Baud, Jun. 1 pjn. (Mizleu) TeleviBioii, Radio - -VMve hoe scored nine Pacific Dhdstoa Mendov'i Gome Penn Stole even wllh Ctomeen geols In his.lost eight gomes. ...VOncouver NBA tsday LA . Lakers 18 6 .750 disappointment. CeiMwctlcut Mutual Classic Ptaeig Baud, Jon. 1 Hartford vs. UConn (Civic Center), 9 At Son DMgg sngopedosiKgonte winless strspkwtiho5-l Portland 16 S .667 2 "Ail I know is we put an awful lot of effort into the Florida Stale 3 ever Nebraska Wyoming, 162a vs. lowo, 6 3 a ■ gjn. vjctaryaver Los Angeles Wednesday. Seattle 13 12 .SX 5V7 Oklahoma game and we didn't win it. I felt we could eeffun Baud. Jgg. 1 (ESPN) _ TODAY L.A. Clippers 8 14 .364 9 RCAC Helldcav Festival Noire Dome 6 evsr Texas ASM Thuti dgy, Dec SI Noon — Pistons at Knicks, Channel S TheNew York Islanders have lost four ot New York (Noon EST). The Pnotnix a 14 .384 9 have played better. The main thing that’s important to St. John's vs. Marlst S iM B e u d , J m . 1 aniur Baud ■ r- ‘ i tOilcks took to moke It three Christmas rviv Golden State 4 18 .in 13 tun Buwl invltaiiunai Auburn 1W evsr Syracuse Noon — College foothall: Blue-Gray Classic, Chs. me now is that we play well on New Year’s Day,” added Boston College vs. 'UTEP At JartiitgyRtai 9W. ^^htSw^SsevInthePotaMDi^^ ...... Wednesdoyta Oomes Osborne. “Florida State may be as talented a team as Rese Beud, Jgg. 1 South Corollna, 630, vs. Louisiana i $.40 Boston 113-104 In Citrus Euwl Invilutiunal Southern Ool 3 ever MlcMgon State Stole, 61-1, 7:X p.m. (CBS) t:M p.m. — College football: Sun Bowl: West of Ihe New York Islandsra toattSgki*tseoson1h.Knlck. New York 90, Chicago 89 Oklahoma. They are as good an opponent as you can Pittsburgh vs. Florida State Orange Baud, Jon. 1 VVOTOTHHWa---■------WWI hesWgqoNthlsvegrgndlOhavecemeonthe Utah 91, Cleveland 83 draw in a bowl game.” Moreheod State at Syracuse Oklohoma 3 ever Miami Virginia University (6-8) vs. Oklahoma St. (9-2), p o e y i^ w .... Buftalp's Mark Napier hedo Dallas 110, Indtana 109 HoR of Fnnse Ctasslc, Jon. t PHtSburoh, 630, vs. Tenot, 6 5 a • Channels goolondonqsslstWsdhesdav,gtvlnghlm5(IO Moverlcks, Nscored 36 Seattle 103, Phoenix 102 The series between the two schools is tied 2-2 with all Alabama 1 ever MlcMeon p.m. (Mlzfeu) - VaneouverTs M-1 in the San Antonio 111, Los Angeles Clippers Peach Reud, Jon. 3 R idgy. Jon. 1 4l 3:80 p.m. — College football: Aloha Bowl: UCLA Smvttie.DIvIslon. Both victories hove been 97 four games played in Lincoln, Neb. The Comhuskers Tenneeeee 614 ever Indiana 1’ 1 (V-2) vs. Florida (6-5), Chs. 8,40 gNkMLgsAnaeles. won 34-14 in 1081 and 34-17 in 1986 with the Seminoles RetMP CHrus Baud A n i» l« Lokers 117, Sacramento 103 Harrah’t Odda At Ortonds. Pta. m •ATURDAT Golden State 129, Denver 117 winning 18-14 in 1980 and 17-13 in 1985. atmson, 620, vs. Pem State, 630, BobProb^Jsf Ihe Detroit Red Winoshas t*f»t>oondstohelp Thursday's Oomes noon (ABC) 1 1 12:80 p.m. — Browns at Steelers, Channel 80 14 goals oM 28 OMlsts. Lost season In 63 Utah to a 91-83 triumph ever Oevetand, lust No gomes scheduled "Florida State and Nebraska have a little thing 5 1 p.m. — CBA: Charleston Gunners at Pensacola gnmJwlmdl3goalsand1laHlsls. mdoyYOames RENO, Nev. (AP) — Here ore this College bowl game glanea * * T o ^ 5S!h?’ uuSS2'^®'^'"’*"*"•*- going, so this is kind of a playoff,” Bowden said. "We week's odds from Horrah's Reno Race 6 At Temge, ArIz. Tornados, ESPN Detroit ot New York, noon Sports Book tor upcoming Notional Foot­ Rortdo State, 161A vs. Nsbraiko, 1614L i ; i T o r o ^ Into ISshols on goal and scored Atlonto at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. beat them close two times, scoring in the fourth quarter 4 p.m. — Redskins at Vikings, Channel 3 S S ’S ’S-'ss.M ball League and college bowl gomes. Saturday, Dec. 13 1:» pjn., (NBC) Bl In Wednwdays victorv over St. SWurdoyta Oomes to do it both times. They beat us bad twice. We have a NFL X 9 p.m. — College baskethall: Pittsburgh at L o u t a ^ Blues hodSSshotsondonegoal. Chicago at Indiana, 2 p.m. 1 ( great deal of respect for them. It should be a great CIsveland 3VS over Pittsburgh At Rusne, OBllf. At Oaaa$ ln22oomn. New York ot Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 3 over Woshlnotm Notre Dome, 63 6 vs. Texas ASM, 626 I 1 Jacksonville, ESPN Foucetle, working Portland at Cleveland, 7 :» pjn. ballgame. We’re thrilled to death just to be playing in Eastern Mlchtaon 3a San Jote St. 27 10:80 p.m. — Celtics at Clippers, ESPN Seattle 5W over Kontos City ■ • y, Dec It 1 :» p.m. (CBS) ^ ----e Msf^NHLgame,handedout116mlnutesln New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 pjn. the Fiesta Bowl again." New Orleans 11 over Green Bov •WMe ■VViv pengitles In Wednesdoy's gome between Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. PhltadetaMo 214 over Buffalo [ 1 BufMoand Detroit. Houeton at Dollos, 8:30 p.m. Florida State appeared in the first Fiesta on Dec. 27. SUNDAY l*Ny wSwoSstoNellllY^ Houston 6 over Cincinnati Washington 34, TUIone 12 Syracuse, 1*06 ws^AuSnit, 61-1, 3;S X (Solden State at Son Antonio, 8 ; » p.m. D e h ^ 1 over Atlanta p.m. (ABC) o 1 p.m. — Jets at Giants, Channel 30 Seattle at Denver, 9:30 p.m. 1971 — losing to Arizona State 45-88 on a touchdown with Tuesday, Dec. 31 X St. Louis 3 over Dallas 1 p.m. — Buccaneers at Colts, ^ a n e l 3 Dave Poulin scored two goals to help Sy^i?Srih?SS."* Los Angeles Lakers at Utah, 9 :» pjti. 34 seconds remaining. New York Giants 7 over New York Jets Philadelphia beat Minnesota Wednesday Tw rnesmoa Sacramento ot Phoenix, 9:X pjn. **Rhni>!!S! s ! u r ^ 4 p.m. — Bears at Vikings, Channel 3 Mgtit. "It was one of the most exciting and high-scoring Indianapolis 1014 over Tomga Boy Virginia 32, B rlg M n n Y B ^ 16 Michigan 9l.,621,vs.Soulhem0al>30J Chuck Psrtono Boston at Los Angeles Clippers, 10;X p.m. (NBC) 8 p.m. — Rams at 49ers, ESPN ondorebbtd 17 re p.m. Denver 11 over Son Diego t games there ever was,” Bowden said. "And we ve Chicago 1 over Los Angeles Roldsrs W aM B a m i I Orwge Baud 10 p.m. — Celtics at Kings, (one hour delay), Channel BryenTrottleroftheNewYork Islonden Trn!!Sinrf^' Poll«; _ Sunday's Oomes played Arizona State twice there in regular-season Son Francisco 10 over Los Angstas At MIo t iI S scared two goals Wednoidoy and moved reommofe vem Reming scored 23 ooinfs Cleveland at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. At Bl POM, Tenet 61, WKHT games (winning 26-26 in 1983 and 52-44 in 1984) and they Roms _ . ^ Oktahemo State, 9 -ia vs. West Virgi­ Oklahoma, 11416 vs. Miami, Pta., Il4ias Intoottefor 19lh placelnalltimescorinewtth mdpossedforasecnon-hlohlScssIsts. Boston ot Sacramento, 9 p.m. Miami 5V4 over New Engtond p.m. (NBC) were both great games." nia, 644), 2 :» pjn. (CBS) M- Big question is where wiiiJCardinais iand Boirie general thoughts

report to its owners on its economic By Paul LtBor outlook, Bidwlll decided once and for all of the ’87 NFL sea^n The Associated Press that Busch Stadium was too small. N FL Management Council spokes­ ST. LOUIS — Their history is as the By Dave Goldbera Chicago Cardinals but their future could man John Jones suggested that Bidwlll, The Auoctotqd Press in coveting a larger stadium, has be as the Baltimore Cardinals. Or the NFL Repoii Phoenix Cardinals. Or the Jacksonville Commissioner Pete Roxelle’s approval Maybe it was the strike, maybe it was in seeking about 19,000 additional seats. Cardinals. Or the Memphis Cardinals. the emergence of such new “ powers” as ‘ T v e not seen the comissloner quoted It seems likely that sometime before the Colts, Chargers, Oilers and Bills, but He probably was last year — at least the Super Bowl the St. Louis Cardinals on that, but I think if you look around the the NFL season seems to have ended that’s what a lot of coaches and players will announce a road trip from which league at the stadiums, you need before it really began. said. He and Taylor are. the only two they won’t return — a move to another something like that to be competitive.” Herewith are some impressions. defensive players in the league around Jones said. “ I think all clubs are aware city. which opponents construct offensive The question is why. of the necessities. BEST YOUNG QUARTERBACKS; game plans. What happens that makes a team pick "Our estimate of plaswr €»sts this Randall Cunningham, Eagles; Neil But until he was MVP in the Pro Bowl year, for example, is about 9900 Lomax, Cardinals; Jim Kelly, Bills. up and move? last year, nobody noticed. They also Performance on the field? Sure. million,” Jones said of the report, which Cunningham sometimes looks like notic^ his sack totals — he legds the since then has been updated. “ Our total Greed? Sometimes. John Elway, sometimes like a replace­ league with 19 in just 11 regular games. TV revenue Is 9470 million (down 3.3 Politics? Unavoidably. ment quarterback. But that’s how In the case of the St. Louis Cardinals it percent). It put a sharp pencil to our Elway played in his first few ^ars. Can MORE ETC. Charles White is a Pro is all of the above. planning.” anybody else besides Elway run to his Bowl starter and will probably make Phoenix, upon learning of Bldwill's The team has wallowed in mediocrity, left, then slingshot the bail 90 yards all-pro because he leads the league In making the playoffs only three times in distress, became the first city to downfleld Mtting a receiver in full rusMng yards with 1,279. Well, 339 of approach him and come up with a the 27 years it has been in town. stride? those yards came in replacement games The fans, clearly frustrated, have possible way out during talks held Lomax is not a young quarterback, — including 196 in one game and 199 In been staying home in large numbers nearly three years ago. That got the simply one who got his head back on another. % with the Cards playing to half-empty attention of McNary and Schoemehl. strai^ t after two years of playing in On the other band, nobody has noticed From their drawing boards came two houses. fear. Typically, the Cards thought so Herschel Walker, who le a ^ the league Then there is the stadium. .Busch proposals — a 9170 million domed little of him that they drafted (then in rushing and receiving yards — he is county stadium envisioned by McNary Stadium, which seats M,392, is the didn’t sign) Kelly Stouffer and tried to fifUi in tee NFC in receiWng and fifth in and a 9120 million city convention center second smallest in the National Football dump off Lomax to the Raiders. rushing and has 1,419 yards in IIgames, League. Team owner William V. Bldwlll expansion project backed by Schoe­ '' Kelly? When he went 13 for 32 last 19 more than White has In 14. Walker wants a larger stadium, preferably one mehl, who did not want to see the team week in the gales of Buffalo it was his made tee Pro Bowl as a backup, bu t... leave for the county because of the first sub .900 passing game since high with a dome on it. Tliat’s where politics comes In. City prestige and revenue that It generates. school. Enough said. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO: The and county offldals tripped over each Early on, It became apparent the New York Giants. other getting out of the way of a stadium city's proposal was going to be unfeasi­ THE YEAR-LATER CLUB; Carl Not very much. ble because of the tax increase it would plan. The result is that Hdwlll has Banks should have made the Pro Bowl They lost to Dallas the second week apparently decided to move the team. require, almost certain to be turned last year but didn’t while eight of his because they were still in shock from He has until Jan. IS to notify the leagye down by voters. New York Giants teammates did. losing Super Bowl 2ivt to the Bears the Schoemehl won a round when the St. of his IMS plans. In fact, he received a higher rating opening week and because they always Louis Blues, an NHL team that McNary Baltimore. Phoenix, Memphis and AP photo from Giants coaches than his fellow lose to Dallas — even last year when Jacksonville. Fla., are all interested. wanted to lure to a privately financed outside linebacker, Lawrence Taylor, they won the Super Bowl. By tee time Bidwlll has traveled to those cities and county domed stadium, went to a Sulking Eric Dickerson took his act from Los Angeles to who was the league’s MVP. the regulars got back, they were 0-5, said nice things about them. city-backed group and remained at the Indianapolis In a salary dispute. The question now is where will But he was great in the playoffs and hardly an incentive to keep going. But he has also said some nice things Arena, udiich is civic-owned. Super Bowl and John Madden kept Since the strike, they’re 5-4 despite McNary won the next round, obtain­ about St. Louis. the Cardinals wind up? ,v .'it mentioning on national television how injuries to Phil Simms, Joe Moiris, Bidwlll all but confirmed the move on ing from Bidwlll a letter of intent last good he was. So he made the Pro Bowl Lawrence Taylor and others. Not all needed to help pay off construction and Oct. 29 when he rejected a compromise March 'to become a domed-stadium rejected it nine days la ter— one day this year, even though the Giants are 5-6 that bad, considering they probably maintenance costs. reached by Mayor Vincent Schoemehl tenant. But the proviso, then thought after Uie plan was made public — on the in non-strike games. And Banks is the should have won three other games had “ The business community united and ' AP photo Jr. and County Executive Gene McNary attainable, was that progress on the advice of his financial advisers. starter, Taylor the sub. they not been playing up tight-from the proposal would be proceeding "in Bidwlll said the original dome plan was really behind anopen-air stadium.” strike. to build an open-air stadium in St. Louis McNary said. “ The blocking tactics by Randall Cunningham (12)ofthe Eagles has emerged this year as County that arould seat TO.SM.McNary orderiy fashion” by January 19M. would have been a "brilliant success” ETC. Funny how Reggie White of the They will be back next year with an the mayor and the downtown interests one of the fine young quarterbacks in the National Football said at the time that he thought Bidwlll Schoemehl won the third round of his had it not encountered city opposition Eagles has become the game’s best easier schedule and higher draft picks feud with McNary when the city, by but that the compromise was "not prevented a domed stadiumand thatdid League. defensive player. than they really merit. was as good as gone. . . . make it difficult (for Bidwlll to That compromise came after a game joining an environmentalists’ lawsuit to workable.” of dueling proposals by the city and block the plan for a dome, forced The drawbacks included a sharp accept).” Bidwlll recently hinted that he still county in response to Bidwill’s long- McNary to accept the open-air stadium reduction In the number of events that has not made up hla mind definitively on stam&ig (Usconteht widi his hinne as a compmnise. could be staged at an open-air stadium Cardinals are offering interesting problem Bidwlll received copies of the revised as opposed to one that was covered, whether to move his team but also lent hO Ai'. stadium. stadium plan In late October and thereby increasing the team’s rent little hope to those who want it to stay. In late 1194, after the league issued a By Dave Goldberg the Packers played last year’s hot team (the Giants), night): If the Colts win, neither team will care. Don The Associated Press on the last week of the season ? The score was 59-24. The Shula always cares. Saints may not be there with last year’s Giants, but... DOLPHINS, 27-20. The St. Louis Cardinals offer an interesting problem SAINTS, 95-24. Rams (plus 10) at Em Pranclsco: The Saints care more Smith a major factor in the Biiis resurgence for forcasters this weekend, in which each game is CMcago (minus 1) at Roidors: Mike Ditka’s benching about this game than the Rams. related to every other game. the Fridge and two other guys. Will that shake up 49ERS, 28-10. of expectations and dldn’tgivemeachancetoadjust. It Smith is tied with three others for second place in the The Cardinals play at Dallas, opening as 2‘A-point Chicago? Probably enough to beat these guys. San Ologo (plus 1014) at Danvan Does it really surprise By John F. BonfattI N FL sack race srith 11 and is third on the Bills with 93 became a little frustrating at the time.” favorites. If Washington beats Minnesota Saturday, BEARS, 24-20 anyone that the Chaigers caved in? Th* Atsoelotad Press His problems with Bullough centered around his tackles. they will be playing for a berth in the playoffs. Jots (plus TVi) at Olants; Does anyone outside New BRONCOS, 28-10 His performance last week against Pro Bowl tackle weight, something that has caused Smith discomfort But if not. they’ll be playing for nothing, which York care? Does anyone in New York care? Care is the ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - Minutes after the start of Saattia (minus 4%) at Kansas City: The Seahawks have Chris Hinton of Indianapolis won him AFC Defensive most of his life. . means you almost have to pick the Redskins, a 3-point key word. The Giants do; the Jets don’t. the Pro Bowl last February, Bruce Smith switched off played two good games against good teams. But Flayer of the Week honors and a special tribute from Adults would caU him “ stout” or “ porUy” but underdog, to pick the Cards. Because if Minnesota GIANTS. 37-6. the televlsloa set and stormed out of his home in children were much crueler to Smith, whose large they’re not playing a good team now and they rarely Coach Marv Levy. wins, St. Louis has no incentive. Tampa Bay (plus 10) at IndlanapoHs; Did the guys who Norfolk, Va. frame was made even larger by an extra 99 pounds that What is Washington’s incentive? made the schedule believe this would be the final play well in Kansas City, *T watched a couple of plays and I got so disgusted, I Levy mentioned what a great game Smith had during SEAHAWKS, 21-20. a press brieflng and a reporter countered that Smith is made him too Mg for youth footttall. The possibility of a home playoff game should week’s most important game? If the Colts choke here, turned it off and left the house,” said Smith, the Buffalo “ I used to be down all the time and my friends would expected to have that kind of game. Oiicago lose to the Raiders Sunday — another they can re-schedule it again next year on the last week OTHER GAMES (HOME TEAM IN CAPS): Buffalo Bills r l i ^ dirfenslve end who was angry he wasn’t In ask me what was wrong,” he said. “ You just felt relationship. and it will be back to its old self. (plus 2) 20, PHILADELPHIA 17. Hawaii instead of players he felt hadn’t had as good a “ I ’ll tell you what I don’t expect outof BruceSmith,” said Levy. ’’Six tackles, three sacks, a touchdown, a ashamed because people were picking on you.” But stick to the first two. COLTS. 24-3. HOUSTON (minus 6) 34, Cincinnati 30. year as he had. , , ^ w . forced fumhle, the lick of the game ... I don’t expect To Smith, it must have seemed like he was back in Minnesota has done very little ever sinc&it failed to Now Englmd (plus 9Vi) at Naw Englmd (Monday Detroit (minus 1) 14. Atlanta 12. 5 “ It was ridiculous, guys gtdng just because of grade school when Bullough taunted Mm after Ms score from the one-yard line against the Bears three publicity and not the fact that they were the best in the that.” The lofty expectations of others are nothing new to rookie season. , . . weeks ago. The Vikings also have a track record of league,” said Smith, who was v o M an alternate even Smith. When the Bills drafted him, owner Ralph C. “ He said, ‘I know when you go home, you’re going to losing games they need to win to get into the playoffs. though his 19 sacks were second only to AFC leader Wilson Jr. said Smith reminded him of no less than Joe gain quite a bit of weight, and if you come back here at So they may give the Cards just the incentive they O’Sullivan heads mile field Sean Jones’ 19Vk. . , . , w. Greene, the dominant defensive player during the 300 pounds, we’ll move you to nose guard,” ’ said Smith. need. And ao, as has been the case at several points in his FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) - World ing champion Sydney Maree, Steve Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl teams. “ I ’m sure he was serious.” REDSKINS. 23-19. meter title in the World Outdoor life Smith was faced with a challenge: make sure outdoor champion Abdi Bile of Scott, Jim Spivey and Ray Flynn of But he joined the Bills in between the team’s twin 2-14 Faced with that threat. Smith began to learn CARDS 24*20 CHianipionships at Rome in 3; 36.80. S’ there Is no doubt this season in the minds of the voters, Somalia and world indoor cham­ Ireland. seasons in 1M4 and 1999. The combination of a thin nutrition basics and made some dietary adjustments. Clovoland (minus 3) at PHtsburgh (Saturday): The O’Sullivan won the 1,900-meter the N F L players. As has also been the case when faced pion Marcus O’Sullivan of Ireland Bile, of George Mason Univer­ supporting cast, learning the complexities of a pro “ I used to love to go to Burger King at 11 or U o’clock Browns won the first, 34-10. They should win the indoor title last March at Indiana­ with a past challenge. Smith Is answering the call. will head the mile field in the Mobil sity, won his second NCAA 1,500- defense and a personality clash with former Coach (at night) and eat a couple of Whoppers, a chocolate second, particularly with the division title on the line. polis in 3:39.04. Maree, the Ameri­ The former Outland Trophy winner from Virginia Invitational Track and Field meet meter championship during tee Hank Bullough made for a difficult rookie season. shake, a couple of large orders of fries, apple pies.” That’s because, despite the Steelers’ improvement, can record holder at 1,900 meters Tech and first overall selection in the 1999 draft has Feb. 14, meet director John Cook 1987 outdoor season, seta collegiate “ It was just a matter of dealing with more said Smith. Cleveland’s just better. with 3:29.77, captured the Mobil arrived this season as the dominant player in a announced Thursday. complicated schemes and getting more repetitions,” “ It’s aU just watcMng what you eat and how you eat BROWNS. 24-16. 1,500 record of three minutes, 31.71 Invitational mile last February In rapidly-developing Buffalo defense that nuy carry the Others competing will be defend­ said Smith of his on-field difficulties. ’ 'People had a lot and when you eat,” said Smith. Oram Boy (plus 10) at Now Ortoons: Remember how seconds and won the world 1,900- 3:58.11. Bills to their first playoff appearance since IN I. Nehlen may ilepart M HS, East : • ^ after the Sun iow l A head field in 3,'- By Kelly P. Kissel the nation in rushing with 1,613 yards. 4 The Associated Press But Nehlen also said he is worried altout Oklahoma State' quarterback Mike EL PASO, Texas — The Sun Bowl has hoop tourney 3 Gundy, a sophomore who passed for a AW? a history of being a place for coaches to school-record 2,106 yards; wide re­ say goodbye. ceiver Hart Lee Dykes, who is at least The sixth annual Manchester Rotary Club Basket­ This time, the future of West Virgi­ five inches taller than anyone in the nia’s Don Nehlen is being discussed as ball Classic will get under way Monday at 2 p.m. at WVU secondary; and Barry Sanders, Blast Catholic High School. The eight-team tournament much as the running of All-American who leads the nation in kickoff returns Thurman Thomas. is made up of four junior college teams and four high and is second in punt returns. school teams. Nehlen wants to talk about whether m - "When I go to sleep at night I see that Manchester Community College is the local junior his team can defeat Oklahoma State in running back running around and that the Christmas Day Sun Bowl. Others college representative. The Cougars, presently with a big receiver leaping up and catching 5-4 recoil, are the defending Rotary Classic want to talk about whether the game will passes and that little quarterback be Nehlen’s last with the Mountaineers. champions. The other three junior college clubs are running around — and then, when we Mitchell College of New London, County College of irv*' j.\ ot Nehlen, an Ohio native, has had his score and kick off, there’s that other name linked most often with Ohio State, Morris (N.J.), and the Southern Connecticut State little guy back there,” Nehlen said. University junior varsity team. which has been looking for a coach since Oklahoma State Coach Pat Jones says it fired Earle Bruce last month. County College is a perfect 7-0 and this will be its first he has his own concerns. appearance in . Connecticut while Mitchell is 5-3. Nehlen and Arizona State coach John "W e're certainly aware of what kind Cooper are being mentioned as the Southern is 1-1. > 5.-'■ ''',3 of competition they are,” Jones said, “ We’re looking forward to playing in Manchester,” finalists for the job. Nehlen says he 4 ,- .-5 disregarding his team’s 9-2 record and Titan Coach Jack Martin said. "It seems like a well-run won’t talk about it until after Friday’s West Virginia’s 6-5. game. tournament and we haven’t played in a Christmas The Cowboys have lost only to No. 1 tournament in seven or eight years.” " I ’m not getting into that. I’m getting Oklahoma and No. 5 Nebraska and four ready for the Sun Bowl,” Nehlen said, Peter Balfour averages 25 points per game for the of West Virginia’s losses have been by Titans. Mike Cronin is averaging 22 points a game for adding that he hasn’t even talked to his five points or Iqss.. wife about the rumors. Mitchell. Jones said the Cowboys’ incentive is Paul Swartz is the only returning player from last Last year, Ray Perkins repeatedly solely to win iU 10th game and finish in said during Sun Bowl week that he was year’s Cougar squad. Swartz has averaged 15 points the top 10 — not to avoid losing to a team and 12 rebounds per game this season. Scott Van m not considering taking a job in profes­ that some said shouldn’t be here. sional football. Within a week after his Oudenhove, a freshman from Rockville, leads MCC in "Scary” has been the adjective used scoring with a 16-point average, including 24 Alabama team defeated Washington most often by Oklahoma State players to 28-6, Perkins was named head coach of three-pointers. Rob Greene, a 1987 Manchester High describe West Virginia quarterback graduate, controls most of the ballhandling duties. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Major Harris. In West Virginia’s first In 1977, immediately after coaching "Rob can be dangerous on the court because of his four games this year, Harris and the speed and quickness.” MCC Coach Skip Olander said. Stanford to a 24-14 victory over LSU rest of the offense had 19 turnovers and here, Bill Walsh was named head coach Topping the four scholastic entrants are crosstown the Mountaineers haa a 1-3 record. In rivals Manchester High and East Catholic. Suffield Ron Darling of the Meta has verbally agreed to a pay cut for the of the San Francisco 49ers. And in 1941, the seven games since, WVU is 5-2 with the Detroit Lions hired Bill Edwards High, a first-time Rotary participant, and Windsor 1988 season. Darling says he Isn’t concerned about It, and an average of only two turnovers per High round out the high school division. The Eagles lost after his Western Reserve team de­ game. expects the kind of season he needs to get It back. feated Arizona State. to Middletown in last year's high school final. Junior tailback Anthony Brown, who "A fter the Pitt game, everything The Indians are currently 2-0 while East is 0-2. transfered from Pitt, said the team came together,” said sophomore run­ Windsor is 2-1 while Suffield. a Class S'semifinalist last seemed to be concerned about it “ up to ning back Eugene Napoleon. “ We year, is 0-3. Manchester won a thrilling 75-74 opener Mets’ Ron Darling the point when be (Nehlen) made it matured together as a unit and the big against CCC Blast Division foe Windham High and clear that be hasn’t been contacted by thing has been the maturing of Major. defeated Glastonbury, 76-67, on Wednesday. them.” Junior Jason Goddard and senior Matt Vaughn have However, this week WVU AthleUc WVU’s Sun Bowl press guide even guided the Indians through their first two victories. Director Fred Schaus said he agreed to made note of Harris’ double life this fall. The 6-foot-l Goddard, a terror on the boards, has agrees to a pay cut In the first four games, he was 16-of-43 averaged 25 points per game while the 6-3 Vaughn is an Ohio State request for permission to speak to Nehlen. passing for 174 yards. He finished the averaging 23.5 perouting. For the host Eagles, junior "W e really can’t worry about it,” season 75-of-148 for 1,146 yards. Scott Altrui is averaging 10.5 points per game while NEW YORK (A P) - Right-hander senior Rob Stanford averages 10. (5* Brown said. "What’s going to happen is The Mountaineers also use a wishbone Ron Darling and the New York MeU The championship and consolation games will be going to happen. at times and spring Harris for long runs. have verbally agreed on a |l million played on Tuesday. The complete schedule is as ‘Tm not concerned about “ I think he’ll stay. I hope. I hope.” The freshman quarterback haa 119 contract for the 1988 season, a flve follows: Nehlen’s discussions have centered carries, for 512 yards, including a percent pay cut for the veteran pitcher the cut. The Mete have Monday: 2 p.m. — Mitchell College vs. County around Thomas, who finished third in 64-yard touchdown run. who went Mconsecutive starts without a always been fair with me. College; 4 p.m. — Windsor High School vs. Suffield victory this year. High School; 6p.m. — ManchesterCommunityCollege The Mets said Thursday that Darling I’m healthy again. I know vs. Southern Connecticut State University JV; 8 p.m. — was expected to sign the contract next NBC, CBS feuding East Catholic High School vs. Manchester High School. week. In m y heart I can put up Tuesday: 2 p.m. — College consolation; 4 p.m. — Manchester’s Jason Goddard (25) bat­ and the Indians will collide with Darting had gone to salary arbitration the kind of numbers in By Rick Worner High School consolation; 6 p.m. — High school the past two seasons, losing in 1986 and executive vice president of NBC Sports. tles Windham High’s Pieter Van Der crosstown rival East Catholic Monday at The Associated Press "CBS used to be* the hallmark of championship; 8 p.m. — (Allege championship. receiving 8440,000, and winning this 1988 that will put me in Awards will be given to each champion and Heide (23) for a rebound in the Indians’ 8 p.m. at the Eagles’ Nest in the first 3rear, when he was paid fl.os million. elegance in our industry. For them to good position to get a Don’t Invite NBC and CBS sports engage in this is unfortunate.” runner-up while a Most Valuable Player award will be season opener Goddard’s free throw round of the sixth annual Rotary Club Last week, he rejected the Mets’ first executives to the same Christmas party CBS admits that it taped the Sierens given for the high school and college division. An with no time left on the clock gave Basketball Classic. bigger contract for 1989 this year. All-Toumament team will also be named for both offer of 8840,000, a 10 percent reduction. audition, but denies any wrongdoing. Manchester a one-point win. Goddard If no agreement had been reached and beyond.” The feuding began last month when “ Nobody at CBS called a writer to divisions. DarUng, 27, and the Mets would have ( ^ ’ Brent Musburger told “ N FL bad-mouth Gayle Sierens,” network gone to arbitration again. Today” viewers the outcome of NBC’s spokeswoman Susan Kerr said. “ We “ I'm not concerned about the cut ” — Ron Darling tape-delayed ‘-’Skins Game” while the never disparaged her. No one here said golf show was still on the air. Lockbaum to display wares at Blue-Gray Darting said. “ The Mets have always ansrthing bad about her or her perfor­ been fair with me. NBC said CBS was trying to hurt the mance. We wish her only the best.” Skins ratings. CBS said it was just Ted Shaker, executive producer of “ I'm healthy again,’ ’ said Darling, Darling to finish with a respectable reporting the news. ^ The Gray has Duke quarterback Steve " I ’d just like to have a consistent running back James Saxon. CBS Sports, said his network had a right By Paul Newberry Colgate’s Kenny Gamble, who was adW) suffered a fractured right thumb record. The battle escalated this week when Slayden, who finished fourth in the game,” he said. “ I ’ll try to play within to tape the audition because it took place The Associated Press second-leading rusher In Division I-AA during a game against St. Louis Sept. 11 A1 Harazin, the Mets’ senior vice NBC accused CBS of trying to bad- nation is total offense, and Kentucky myself and be my own player. I won’t at a CBS-televised game. with 1,411 yards, should head the and missed the rest of the season. president, said the contract was “ a fair mouth Gayle Sierens, who will make her running back Mark Higgs, a S-foot-7 try to do things I can’t do;” * ‘"rhey came to our game, used our MONTGOMERY. Ala. - Gordie running game for the Blues, who also “ I know in my heart I can put up the and responsible settlement for both debut as an NFL announcer Sunday on wateibug who became only the fourth Perez threw for 3,213 yards, an facilities and our feed,” he said. “ No one Lockbaum, the two-way player from have Ohio State’s George Cooper and kind o f numbers in 1088 that will put me sides.” NBC. Wildcat back ever to break 1,000 yards average of 292 per game. He comideted ever said you can’t listen to or record Holy Cross, will be displaying his Darrell Wallace, in good position to get a bigger contract NBC officials were furious when they your own feed. rushing. 59 percent of Ms passes for 22 "W e’re happy to get a player of Ron’s versatility for the pro scouts Friday in On defense, the Blue team has one of for 1980 and beyond.” found out that CBS secretly taped Kickoff for the Christmas Day game is touchdowns and helped his team lead calibre signed before the new year so “ If this was so important, why didn’t the SOth annual Blue-Gray All Star the all-star game’s largest lines ever: Sierens’ audition at the Detroit-Tampa set for 11 a.m. CST. ABC is televising it the country in passing. This year. Darting had a 12-8 recoid that he can concentrate only on baseball they have her practice at an NBC game? Football Classic. 293-pound Glenn Derby of Wisconsin; Bay game Dec. 18. According to NBC. nationally. “ I ’d say I’m the best quarterback in and a 4.29 earned run average, but in the upcoming months,” Harazin said. What they did was just short of having Lockbaum. who placed third in the 283-pound Dave Widddl of Boston CBS officials then spread the word that Lockbaum, who rushed for more than the nation,” said Peres, who will get a between April 26 and July 3, he was 0-6 their rehearsal in the CBS Broadcast Heisman Trophy balloting despite play­ College; 275-pound Dave Fiala of “ I think it’s a fair contract,” Darling’s Sierens wasn’t ready to become the first 400 yards this season and caught passes careful look by the N FL scouU. with eight no-declslons. A strong finish (>enter and expecting us not to listen.” ing for an NCAA Division I-AA school, Colorado State; 278-pound Mike Scully agent, Steve Kaufman, told the New female N F L play-by-play announcer. Sierens, a news anchor in Tampa, for 1,100 more, is expected to play wide Peres will be joined on the Blue — 10-2 in his last 14 starts — enabled York Post. “ ... He’s satisfied.” and San Jose State quarterback Mike of minois; and 801-p

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