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Saturday, Nov. 28, 1987 30 Cents COPS CALL OFF SEARCH No evidence of homicide

Bv Andrew Yurkovskv AAanchester Herald Manchester police have stopped digging in search of the remains of a murder victim said to have been buried at 24 Pine Hill St. some 35 years ago, Capt. Joseph H. Brooks said late Friday night. But Brooks said police have not determined whether to pursue the investigation in some other way. Such an investigation might include the questioning of possible witnesses to the alleged crime, he indicated. In three days of digging, police turned up nothing besides non-human bone fragments in the 4 feet of earth they removed from under a shed at the Pine Hill Street home. Brooks said. That area was the former location of a slaughterhouse. Police had targeted other areas in the yard where evidence relating to the murder might be found, but they have decided not to go forward with digging in those areas. Brooks said. He declined to say what the targeted areas are. Brooks said cleanup is the only work remaining at Pine Hill Street. He said police are obligated to return the area to a condition similar to that in which they found it. Though Brooks could not say how many man-hours went Into the investigation at the Pine Hill Street home, he did say, "It’s been a lot.” Mayor Peter P. DIRosa Jr., told of the decision to call off the dig^ng, said Friday that he is confident about the cabilities of the Manchester Police Department. "The police were acting on some good factual evidence they think they should act on,” he said. However, DIRosa said he is not surprised the digging did not turn up a body because of the many years since the crime reportedly occurred. Police began their digging Tuesday, after they had been granted a search warrant by Hartford Superior Court Judge J. Morgan Kline. Police received a tip in May that a murder victim may have been buried near the home about 35 years ago. Judge Kline sealed the affidavit for the search warrant, and no information about the witness, the victim or any potential suspects has been released. Sources said, however, that the tip was provided by a David Kool/Manehaatar Harald woman who said she saw someone carrying a body 35 to 40 years ago. Janice Ruggiero and her daughter, Katie, 5, watch the tree in front of DiRosa announced on Wednesday that the victim may have been a child, but police have refused to St, James Church light up during a ceremony Friday night. Katie was confirm the mayor’s statement. Police have said, one of four young contest winners who rode to the ceremony in a fire however, that more than one victim may have been truck with Santa Claus. Story on page 2. involved. Inmate demands ‘impossible’ Negotiations suspended in Louisiana ... page 3 -MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION SNAFU SylSfUMSatM* Louisiana taiks stali; Cubah inmates make ‘impossibie’ demands

By Guv Coates hostages.’ We don’t know,” said The Associated Press Breaux. Many of the hostages’ relatives held Negotiations to end a week-long siege clusters of yellow helium-filled balloons at the Federal Detention Center in which they had planned to let fly when Louisiana stalled Friday as inmates the hostages were released. \ ^ w raised new demands, a U.S. senator Negotiations resumed about 1 p.m., said, while authorities urged Cubans amid hopeful statements from federal holding Atlanta’s penitentiary to nego­ authorities. h : tiate or surrender. “ These negotiations are largely now. “ It’s fair to say that, when they looked in the nature of clarifications. And we at the proposal, they added things to it consider things are moving along In a • MFf l*M A M that made it impossible for us to accept satisfactory fashion,” said Mark Shee­ it,” Sen. John Breaux told a news han, a Justice Department spokesman Louie loved seeing them keel over when conference. in Louisiana. he’d yell: ’Wowl A 1937 Indian head “ There comes a time when we just "We appear to be far closer to a double strikell’” 4 can’t go any further. We can’t have resolution with this group than we were them asking for 40 acres, a house and a yesterday,” Michael Quinlan, director tractor,” Breaux said. He deiined to of the federal Bureau of Prisons, told Connecticat Weather describe the demands or the terms of a reporters in Washington. VaT< tentative agreement reached earlier. Inmates still held 26 hostages in Authorities in Atlanta likewise Oakdale, after releasing one who was blamed inmates for the breakdown of stabbed Friday. Cuban prisoners Central, East Interior: Partly cloudy Saturday. High talks on Thursday about releasing at brought the alleged assailant, report­ around 45. Light east wind. Becoming cioudy Saturday least some of the 94 hostages at the U.S. edly a mentally 111 prisoner, to the gate night. A 90 percent chance of rain or drizzie. Low 95 to and handed him over to federal 40. Cloudy Sunday. A 60 percent chance of rain or Penitentiary. Breaux said the talks which resumed authorities. drizzle. High 40 to 45. Friday afternoon were suspended until In Atlanta, negotiators took a tougher ' Sonthwest Interior, East Coastal, West Coastal: line, accusing the Inmates of bad faith in Cloudy Saturday. A 90 percent chance of showers the 950 or so inmates in the complex, which was burned in riots Saturday talks Thursday and refusing to permit a during the afternoon. High 45 to 50. Light east wind. Cuban-American delegation led by Cloudy Saturday night. A 50 percent chance of drizzie night, deliberated their next move. Miami Mayor Xavier Suarez to meet or ra’in. Low around 40. Clbudy Sunday with rain and ’ T am disappointed the Cubans did not .drizzle. High near 50. Chance of precipitation 90 follow through with an apparent agree­ with the Inmates. ment of last night, as we watched the “ There Is no one who speaks for the percent. Northwest Hills: Cloudy Saturday with a 90 percent negotiators shaking hands on television. detainees as a group,” said Justice chance of rain in the afternoon. High 40 to 45. Our government has gone far down the Department spokesman Tom Stewart. road with an offer. It is time for the “ I don’t see an end in sight right now.” Cubans to realize there is only so far we Blaming inmates for the breakdown can go,” Breaux said. of negotiations about releasing 50 Earlier, Breaux had told hostages’ hostages on Thursday, a Justice Depart­ Lottery Winners relatives, who had waited expectantly ment statement said: “ They are not at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, that helping their position by being unable to AP photo the Cuban negotiators had not been able deliver on proposals seriously Connecticut dally Friday: 478. I*lay Four: 8791. Santa Claus greets the children and tree-lighting ceremony at St. James to persuade all the other inmates to discussed.” Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 8, 5, 83, 31, 38, 40. adults who turned out Friday night forthe Church in downtown Manchester. Family and friends of hostages being held by inmates at the agree to a deal. Suarez, a native of Cuba, said he had Oakdale, La„ federal detention center watch news reports on “ They could walk back in 10 minutes expected that his group’s offer to trade negotiations with the inmates Friday. and say ‘We agree, here’s your places with some of the 94 hostages l o d e x would be turned down. Santa Claus arrives to help “ It’s basically a gesture,” Suarez said before leaving Miami. “ We just want to on 1 show that the exile community is united AaaiAMnnfiw* ^A-41 nMtnarijMi A Danbijry makes room for Cubans behind a peaceful solution to the crisis.” I9.ia Opinion 1A.1K 10 turn on the holiday Justice Department spokesman Tom tg.17 fUmlnr Citizens lights 4A.M Stewart said federal officials would MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) unit within the main compound as a set. meet with Suarez, but he could not say 3B-30 US/World 10-11 By Andrew Yurkovsky been during last year’s ceremony, student. Tammy’s address was not About 100 federal prison inmates from precaution. Grlbben said the female inmates will what role the Miami mayor might be Connecticut______8-0 WeAkenrt Plus Msgszlne Manchester Herald and the children seemed to expe­ on her contest form. An officer at the Danbury facility not return to Morgantown. He said allowed to play. ^ Entertainment _ 97 Pullout 21-96 Connecticut are being moved to the rience all the excitement they could “ She thought she was in big minimum security Federal Correc­ Friday night said he couldn’t comment authorities already had been planning to Inmates rioted'' in Louisiana on Santa Claus made his first handle. trouble.” Barbara King said, des­ tional Institution in Morgantown as a on the transfer of 100 prisoners and make the center an all-male facility Saturday and in Atlanta on Monday cribing how her niece was called before the developments involving the appearance in Manchester Friday For one toddler, a brief encounter result of the C^iban inmate riots. refused to make Enzor or any other following the announcement that the down to the office. (dbans made it necessary. night during the tree lighting with Santa Claus was more than Warden Mike Cooksey said Friday. prison official available. United States and Cuba had agreed on “ We would have gotten the inmates ManrliPBtrr Hrrald ceremony in front of St. James enough. With Santa’s help, the children In addition, about 125 female inmates Inmates rioted in Louisiana on the deportation of 2,545 refugees, mostly had no trouble flipping on the lights from Danbury and already planned for criminals and the mentally ill, who had Church. “ I think he wants Daddy,” Santa currently housed at the Morgantown Saturday and in Atlanta on Monday some time to become an all-male come to the United States from the port s USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 51 said with a chuckle, handing the draped around the towering ever­ facility will be transferred to facilities following the announcement that the More than 400 people, most of boy back to his father. green tree in front of the church. United States and Cuba had agreed on facility,” Cooksey said. “ The transfers of Mariel in 1980. Psnny M. SIsftort, Publlshor them young children, turned out to at Alderson, at Lexington, Ky.. at Fort As they did last year, merchants But there was a problem with the the deportation of 2,545 refugees, mostly because of the problem with the (dban The injured hostage at Oakdale, see the lights go on and to meet Worth, Texas, and at Pleasanton, Calif., Om t o * t . ClwppaN Shatdon Cohan passed out candy canes to the lights, which went out at about 7, a criminals and the mentally ill, who had detainees have just accelerated those mental health counselor Manny Cedil- EdSor Compoatng Managar to make way for the transferred Santa. Four of the youngsters were younger children and even to some half hour after theyhad been turned come to the United States from the port things.” los, 40, was in fair condition at Humana DaniM A. Rabaiti Hobart H. Hubbard chosen from entries sent to the inmates, prison officials said. AdvartMno D indor Praaaroom Managar teen-agers. on. The lights were to remain lit “ No Cuban detainees will be housed in of Mariel in 1980. Grlbben said he expects no trouble Hospital, where he was treated for cuts Jaanna Q. Fromarth Herald to Join in flipping the switch Mark F. AbraNIa While the big man in red was busy until II, but a timer apparently had Morgantown,” said Bob Grlbben, the The rioting inmates still held 26 among the center’s staff or inmates on the back of his head and neck, said Bualnaaa Managar Circulation Managar that turned the lights on. been incorrectly set. hospital spokeswoman Nancy Dugas. making the children happy, a band facility’s public information officer. hostages in Oakdale, La., and 94 because of the changes. The lack of singers was another Cedilios was carried by inmates to the PubHabad dally axeapi Sunday and cattaln hoSdaya by lha The children, accompanied by from the Salvation Army played Cooksey said the U.S. Bureau of hostages in Atlanta on Friday evening. Of the 19 Cuban inmates currently at Mpnchaatar PubUahIng Co.. IS Bralnaid Plaoa, Manchaalar. Santa, rode down Main Street on a Christmas Songs. Bernard Apterof concern. Apter, who at the end of front gate Friday morning, and a group Conn. 08040 Sacond daas poataga paM at Mancbsatar, Conn. Prisons, an arm of the U.S. Justice Cooksey said the Morgantown facility Danbury, Enzor said: “ They will the ceremony was still carrying an of 60 to 70 inmates dragged his alleged Poabnaatar Sand addraaa ahangaa to tba Manchaalar Harald. fire truck from Manchester Fire the Downtown Merchants Associa­ Department, has begun shifting the currently houses about 500 inmates. He remain in the special housing unit until armful of handouts containing the attacker to the gate and turned hitp over P.O. B ox sot, Manchaalar, Conn. 00040. Department headquarters on Cen­ tion handed out copies of the lyrics, inmates to the Morgantown facility, did not say what the facility’s iqmate we feel everything is back to staus quo. H you don't racahra your Harald by 5 p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 words, said the Downtown Mer­ to officials. ter Street. but most people were too caught up known locally as the Robert F. Kennedy capacity is. They have been more than pleasant and am . Saturdays, pisaaa Mlaphona your carrtsr. Htrou’rs unaMs chants Association might invite a to roach your cantor. caS aubacribar asrvlca at 047-S04S by 0 Before the ride began, one of the in Santa’s visit to join in. Youth Center, to make room for C^iban Some of the 100 or so inmates from the have not posed any problem.” “ We are very clear from our side, choral group to next year’s event to p.ffl. waakdaya for dsHvary In Manchaalar. children asked why there weren’t The four chosen to turn the lights detainees at the Danbury facility. federal (directional Insitution in Dan­ particularly from what ... the officer SuggaaM carrtsr ratas aro I1.S0 waakiy. $7.70 lor ons encourage people to sing along. In addition to the 19 Cuban inmates in any reindeer. on were Robert Moore, 11, Katie He said the rioting Cubans will be bury, (dnn., already have arrived at the said, that there was no intent on the part month. $23.10 lor thras moniha, $4020 for six months and “ The reindeer didn’t come yet,” This year is the second year the the federal prison in Connecticut, state $02.40 for ona yaar. Ssnior cWisn ratoa and maH ralsa ara Ruggiero, 5, and Mathieu Vallier, 7, moved to high security prisons once the Kennedy center, Cooksey said. How­ of the detainees to harm him,” saifl Santa answered, “ They're waiting all of Manchester; and Tammy ceremony has been held. It is Correction Department spokeswoman Justice Department spokesman Mark avallabto on laquast uprisings have ended. ever, he said, as a matter of center To plaoa a claatlflad or display advartHamam. or to raport a for the big nightTRudy’s waiting for Olivera, 10, of Coventry. sponsored by the Manchester He­ policy, he would not reveal how many Connie Wilks said the state prison had 96 Sheehan. “ The chief negotiator for the nswa Mam. story or piclura Mas. call 043-2711. O fllcs houra aro Earlier in the day, Lee Enzor, a S the big night.” Tammy might not have made it rald and the Downtown Merchants Cuban inmates as of Nov. 1. detainees said he didn’t consider this in 0:30 am . to 0 p.m. Monday through Friday. spokesman at the Danbury federal were there. Association. Most downtown stores “ We are taking no precautions other any way something to interfere with Tha Mwichaator Harald la a mambar o f lha Aaaodaiad Praaa. As it was, Friday was a big Friday night had a contest official prison, said only that 19 Cuban inmates Cooksey said a timetable for the lha AudH Buraau of CIreutollona and Ihs Now England stayed open until 8 last night to than ordinary precautions,” she said. negotiations.” enough night itself. The crowd not tracked her down at Capt. had been moved to a separate housing transfer of female Inmates has not been appeared to be larger than it had Nathan Hale School, where she isa accommodate holiday shoppers. Hectic shopping ‘part of spirit of Christmas’

By Nancy Conctlmon Manchester Herald

Although the day after Thanksgiving can he mayhem for merchants, Manchester retailers were ready Friday for what is traditionally the biggest shopping day of the year. “ We were prepared and waiting,” said Vincent Eingingro, merchandising manager at the new Bob's Store at 260 N. Main St. Engingro said between 50 and 60 people were waiting outside the store before it opened Friday morning, and he expected thousands m ” - \ more before the day was through. Bob's increased its staff by about 20 percent to i r ' handle the Christmas shoppers, many of whom were y from outside Manchester, he said. W

Mike Caprel of Wiilimantic, one of the shoppers to hit HfT 1------Bob’s early Friday afternoon, didn’t mind the crowds. “ I like it,” he said. “ To me it’s part of the Christmas 1 \m spirit now. I kind of anticipate it, so it doesn't bother me." Jeanette Bakanas of Bolton said she was out a little earlier than usual today and this year because she has to mail many of her gifts. " I usually try to come in the dinner hour,” she said. The dinner hour and late afternoon are the best times to shop, said Terry Cyr, manager of the One Price Shop, which opened in the Parkade two weeks ago. The store carries women’s clothing, all priced at $8 per item.

“ I HAD LINES at the door before I even opened,” Cyr said Friday. “ This morning, in the first hour we Raginald Plnto/Manohaatar Harald were open, we did about $1,000.” Cyr said the store Raglnald Plnto/Manohastar HaraM usually makes an average of $3,000 per day, but she expected that figure to double yesterday. Carmen Cruz and Celestino Benitas of Hartford do Shanna Wiiliams of Bloomfield couldn’t find a chair Friday while Peak hours for her store, she said, are between noon shopping at Parade of Shoes at the Manchester Parkade Friday. and 2 p.m. Business slows for about an hour and begins holiday shopping Friday at the J.C. Penney Outiet Store. to pick up again until about 5:30, the dinner hour. It gets busy again between 7; 30 p.m. and closing, Cyr said. “ It's been pretty hectic. Especially hectic today.” Cyr said she’d have four extra employees on Friday. A1 Sieffert Jr., of Sieffert’s Appliances of 445 Hartford Road, said be bad plenty of staff to handle the crowds. “ We can accommodate customers any time of Shoppers look for holiday gifts Friday at Bojti’s Stores on North Main Street. the year,” he said Friday. He bad a total of seven employees on the floor, three more than usual. “ Business has been excellent so far this morning,” he said Friday. Sieffert’s is selling a lot of TVs and “ cam-corders,” video cameras that also record. O b itu a rie s Customers are also buying a lot of “ white goods,” such as ranges and refrigerators, Sieffert said. “ This year, they’re buying more practical gifts.” Kitty George The Christmas rush at Curtis Mathes Home Kitty George, 77, of Windsor Entertainment Center of 273 W. Middle Turnpike, Locks, died Friday at her home. started last week, said owner Ron Simmons. “ It seems She was bom in New York, and she Men's and Women's one and a half times busier this year,” he said. had lived in Manchester for 35 Simmons said he was surprised to find three or four years before moving to Windsor people waiting for him to open this morning. Locks six months ago. Avia Fitness Shoes She had been employed as Simmons had two extra employees working today, manager of the automotive depart­ and always has two or three employees on call. ment at the former King’s Depart­ Simmons recommended that shoppers get out between ment Store in Manchester for 18 10 a.m. and 12 a.m. and between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. years, retiring 12 years ago. Fine Crafts She is survived by a daughter, OPEN S1UDIO From $25 Alyce Lembo of Windsor Locks, and BUT GETTING THOSE extra employees will 310 HackmalCKk SI Monchesler, CT All leather upper, cantilever outsole for superior probably be retailers’ biggest headache this holiday, four grandchildren. Six States shock-absorption. Men's 480 sizes 7-12,13. said George Marlow, owner of Marlow’s Department The funeral will be Monday at 9 Nov. 27 - Dec. 7, 10am -6pin Women's 440 Classic sizes 4-10,11. a.m. at St. Mary’s Church, 42 Store at 887 Main St. While They Last! Spring St., Windsor Locks. Burial Not enough sales help is “ one thing the customer has will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Extended Holiday Hours to expect,” he said. Marlow felt that stores should be Windsor Locks. There are no But, Darling,) I’m o ff to the Mon. thru Sat. 9-9, Sun. 10-6 asked to cut hours at Christmas time and throughout calling hours. The Windsor Locks We accept MaclerCard. Vba, Diicover Card and American Eipren the year to alleviate the problems of insufficient help. Funeral Home is in charge of ^ "M E T A L K E T T L E ' I “ It would help retailers put their best foot forward." arrangements. \ and the Memorial donations may be Marlow wasn’t worried about handling crowds at his made to Visiting Nurse and Home store. Business was “ typical of previous Thanksgiv­ Care, 50 Church St., Windsor Locks ings,” he said. 06096. Bernard Apter, owner of the Regal’s Men’s Shops at Antiques and 903 Main St., was also unfazed by Friday’s reputation People and paved roada as the biggest shopping day of the year. “ It’s about par Collectibles with last year. It’s a busy day, but it’s not the busiest,” SKOKIE, III. (AP) — The current Apter said. Regal’s biggest days come the week before population of Canada is approxi­ Gifts, Jewelry, STORES Christmas and during the store’s January sales, he mately 25 million while Mexico has Bridal Headpieces, said. a population which exceeds 70 million, according to the Rand Wedding Invitations Middletown—343 Main Street Enfield—Enfield Outlet Mall Denise Meyer of Manchester revealed her Christmas McNally Road Atlas. shopping strategy while browsing at Regal’s. “ I It says Mexico has only about Manchester Hamden—1697 Whitney Avenue Waterbury—200 Chase Avenue sta rt^ shopping last year,” she said. 40.400 miles of paved roads within ^ METAL KETTLE ANTIQUES The SATIN SWAN % Manchester—260 North Main Street Linda Murphy of Manchester, who was also shopping its borders while Canada has about ^ 20 Bissell St. ■ 643-0172 345 Main St. ■ 646-9887 ^ at Regal's, said that shopping early in the year and in 155.400 miles of paved roads on the day is the best way to avoid crowds. which to travel. ‘It was like killing Bambi’ Local News in Brief Tax collector starts Tuesday OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - The wild deer didn’t have a name, but he appeared this week and ANDOVER — The town’s new tax neau was over the practice of Duchesneau said today that tax­ wanted to play and be petted. ’Two men, who Winter park supervisors needed collector, Wendy Dowling, will having the secretary to the Board of payers can give payments to anyone in Town Hall to deliver to apparently took advantage of the animal’s Christmas Has Come to Lift The Recreation Department is iooking for peopie to keep the tax collection office open Selectmen collect taxes when the trusting nature, shot and killed him Thanks­ supervise ice skating and siedding at Manchester for 17 hours a week when she tax collector was not there. the tax collector so long as the giving Day. assumes her duties ’Tuesday, a Duchesneau said the practice payments are in checks for the the Latch. Our shdves are parks this winter. “It was like killing Bambi,” Karen There wiil be supervised siedding at Center Park and news release from Andover First was contrary to state law which right amount. Town hall is open Selectman Earleen B. Duchesneau requires that a person who collects weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4p.m. and Bergman said Friday. "The deer was like a filled with your favorite Center Springs Park. There wiii be supervised ice pet." skating and hockey at Center Springs Park and ice indicates. taxes be appointed by oath. on Monday evenings from 7 to 9 thingsJ The scents and sights skating at Charter Oak Park. Dowling was named to the post by Under the new hours the office p.m. Bergman, 18, was eating Thanksgiving When weather permits, the areas wiii be open from 3 the Board of Selectmen to succeed will be open Mondays from 9 a.m. to Tax payments call also be dinner with her family when they heard the of Christmas are everywhere p.m. to9 p.m. on weekdays, and from lOa.m. to9p.m. Sandra G. Bidwell, who resigned 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. mailed. shot. She and other family members ran effective Nov. 30 because of differ­ W^nesday’s from 9 a.m. to noon, on weekends, holidays, and school vacation days. Duchesneau said she has not outside and saw two men trying to put the deer Annalees, byers choice carolers Split shifts are available for supervisors, who will be ences between her and Duchesneau and Fridays from 9 a.m to 3 p.m. into a car. over tax collections policies. The tax collector’s position is a heard any request from taxpayers paid $5 per hour. that the tax collector’s post be Police Officer Mark Thibault said he had no the origmal snow village, orna­ For further information, phone the Recreation Bidwell kept office hours for 14 26-hour-a-week job. Dowling plans doubt the deer killed was the one that had hours a week. One of the disagree­ to use the added three hours for made full time or that office hours Department Office, 647-3084, between 8:30 a.m. and be expanded. approached people in the Ponca Hills-Fort ments, imported cards and 4:30 p.m. ments between her and Duches­ clerical work. Calhoun area this week. The area is heavily wooded and sparsely populated. wrap. Favorite things for fa­ Directors to hear public Tuesday The young buck entered the yard of a small farm near Fort Calhoun on ’Tuesday, staying vorite people. The Board of Directors will hold a meeting Tuesday About Town long enough to have his picture taken. from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the directors’ office at the “It was the damdest thing I ever saw,” said Municipal Building to hear comments and suggestions Dan Kelly, who lives on the farm. from the public. Sessions are held on the first Tuesday ship, concern for others and a BreasNeedIng taught Betty Bergman, Karen’s mother, said her ^7 l of each month from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and on the third Holiday bazaar desire to learn. family was about to have dessert when she Thursday from 6; 30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. VERNON — A Kris Kringle VERNON — Breastfeeding prep­ notic^ that someone had turned around in Bazaar will be held Saturday. Dec. aration will be discussed on Wed­ their driveway. Special Olympics nesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rockville 5, at 10 a.m. at Talcottville “We wanted to see if we had company,” she lu Calendars Congregational Church on Elm Hill VERNON — A Special Olympics General Hospital, Union Street. said. Road. Handcrafted items, holiday program is being developed for the Breastfeeding for newborns will be Moments later, a shot was fired. ilic decorations and an auction will be Tolland County area. A meeting discussed on Wednesday, Dec. 9. S" The Bergman family got the vehicle’s m Manchester the highlights. Refreshments will will be held W^nesday at 7p.m. at from 7 to 9 p.m. at the hospital. All license number and the car was registered in be served and babysitting is Connecticut Bank and ’Trust Co. on couples are welcome. Registration AP photo Blair, about 20 miles north of Omaha, Thibault 997 Main St. Monday available. East Main Street. For more infor­ at $15 may be made by calling said. No arrests had been made Friday. Pension Board, Lincoln center gold room, 3 p.m. mation, call 647-7111 or 643-2048. 872-0501. Frank Samland pets a deer earlier Manchester this week after it came out of the The deer appeared to have been shot in the Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing top of the head, Thibault said. 649-6870 room, 7 p.m. Celebrate holiday woods near Omaha, Neb. It was “If it would have been any other deer, they Democratic subcommittee. Town Hall coffee room, 7 SOU’TH WINDSOR — ’The Peren­ shot and killed on Thanksgiving wouldn’t have come close enough, because it p.m. nial Planters Garden Club will hold Day. wouldn’t have been tame enough,” he said. Tnesday its Christmas party ’Tuesday at 6:30 Comment session. Town Hall, 9-10 a.m. p.m. at Shirley’s Restaurant on Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 p.m. Ellington Road. Dottie Lord had This charge of arranagements. Fran- Names in the News Wednesday cine Donovan, Fay Poole, Marge Hockanum River Park Committee, Lincoln Center Soule and Marie Maxim decorated Make it a Re'gdI Christmas gold room, 7:30 p.m. the Whiton Memorial Library in Christmas Tip ’ walking around hospital ’Thuraday Manchester for the season. Pam Cheney National Historic District Commission, Broderick will furnish the flowers BOSTON (AP) — Former House Speaker Thomas P. probate court, 4; 30 p.m. for the library during January. "Tip” O’Neill Jr., recovering from rectal cancer Economic Development Commission, Lincoln Cen­ gveAmi surgery, was said to be in good condition Friday and ter gold room, 8 a.m. Support group meets walking around a Boston hospital. O’Neill, who still faces prostate surgery, received A ndover ELLINGTON - ’The Vernon visits from relatives on Thanksgiving and his spirits Area Satellite Support Group of the mostpop were good, said Louise Homer, spokeswoman for Monday Connecticut Traumatic Brain In­ Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office jury Association Inc. will meet on “He’s doing well. He’s been taking some steps Building, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7, at 7:15 p.m. at the around the room,” she said. Wednesday Ellington Ambulance Building. The Doctors have not determined when O’Neill will Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. Rev. John Carr, chaplain at Gay­ sno undergo the prostate surgery, but Homer said they lord Hospital, will speak. For more would allow some time between operations for O’Neill Bolton information, call 749-9031. to rest and recover. Monday Flea market held Hart Joins Maine fund-raiser Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 EAST HARTFORD - A flea Pull Start 'ORONO, Maine (AP) — Former Democratic p.m. market is being held today from 8 to presidential candidate Gary Hart will help raise funds Tliesday 4 p.m. at Burnside United Metho­ for a Soviet-U.S. student exchange in an appearance at Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. dist Church on Church Street. S 3 2 9 9 5 Wednesday the University of Maine next month, according to Admission is free. Booths will students who arranged the visit. Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library, 7; 30 p.m. feature fashion accesories, The former senator from Colorado is to speak at the anitques, holiday craftsand collect­ Key Electric Start university’s arts center Dec. 8. C oventry ibles. Refreshments will be The University of Maine is one of five U.S. colleges available. S 3 9 9 9 5 selected to participate in the New York-based Citizens Monday Exchange Council’s program. Six Maine students are Steering Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Student chosen Toro S-620 / Reg. »449** to travel to the University of Kharkov, which is about ’Tuesday 150 miles from Moscow. Housing Authority, on site, 7 p.m. HEBRON — Rachel Foran, NOW THRU CHRISTMAS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Students planning the program hope Hart’s Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, appearance will raise $4,000. Hart dropped out of the 7 p.m. Foran of Andover, has been nomi­ • Give the Toro S-620 and make someone’s life a little easier this winter. n a te as RHAM High School’s 1988 presidential race in the wake of disclosures about Town Fields Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 • America’s most popular snowthrower...over 2 million sold. his relationship with model and actress Donna Rice. p.m. delegate to the State Hugh O’Brien • Electric start model available. for your shopping convenience! Tovni Hall Renovations, Town Office Building, 7:30 Youth Leadership Conference. • 'IVvo-year limited warranty. p.m. Competition is open to all sopho­ Stallone’s brother acts, too Wednesday mores. Selection, by a faculty We Service What We Sell CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Frank Stallone says Parks and Recreation Conimission, Patriots Park, committee, is based on essay he’s “always under a microscope” as an actor, since 7:30 p.m. questions on topics such as leader- MARLOW’S he’s the brother of Sylvestor Stallone — “the No. 1 REGAL’S School Building Committee, Coventry High School, “flm lor Eworylhlng SInoo i n i ' box-offlce draw in the world right now.” _ "Youf Quelllt Men’s Shop" 7:30 p.m. Downtown Main Strsot. Manchaoter Stallone has had bit parU in his brother s films, Thnrsday Fraa Parking Front & Roar of Our Store including “Rocky,” ’’Paradise Alley” and” ^y in g Water Pollution Control Authority public hearing. EMERGENCY Alive.” Most recently, he was in the film Barfly. W 9 9 W — I w u w m m wwwiiwOTii ...... Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Fire — Police — Medical 649-5221 “Z lir . Stallone plays a detective in ’’Heart of Midnight, Opm Mon. A Tu—■ tW Wsd„ Thurs,. F it Ml t , t a t Ml 5:30 Housing Rehabilitation, Town office Building, 7:30 which AG Production is filming here. The movie is p.m. DIAL 911 ) Havent you done without a loro long enou0i? about a young woman who makes startling discoveries SBiiDM Economic Development Commission, ’Town Office In Manchester about her past, including child abuse. Building, 7:30 p.m.

<’ISik,A4VJGLASTONBURY HIGH SCHOOL prejudiced against motorcycle riders. Frazt (%avrich of Fairfield was killed instantly Nov. Peaceful protest 21 Hubbard Street, Glastonbury, CT 16 and his passenger, Thomas Holman, 21, of J . Door Prizes, Santa Claus, . Bridgeport was inju r^ when their motorcycle struck a Tony Clark, dressed as Santa Claus, gives the peace sign to passing car in Bridgeport. g yC Fine Food and Refreshments yT The motorcycle was being pursued by Fairfield motorists during a demonstration outside the corporate headquarters police, who spotted the men in that town and pursued of Coleco In West Hartford. The Friday protest was held by various Jrom the Christmas Cafe them because they weren’t wearing eye protection. groups against the manufacture and sale of war toys. Police patrol Capt. Robert Comers has said that a Sponsored by review of the accident indicated that “ there was i nothing that we could see that was a violation” of Veteran unruffled by slow start NAUBUC FIRE CO. NO. 1 department policy. i Donation *2“ Day care won’t be ready for veterans affairs department Senior Citizens *1“ / Children Under 12 FREE HARTFORD (AP) — Members of the General Assembly and state employees may not get timely g D IS C O U N T TIC K E T - 50* OFF On# Adutt Admission delivery of the day care service they were promised HARTFORD (AP) — The president of b Selavka, an O’Neill appointee. would start by the beginning of the 1988 session. Vietnam veterans’ group said Friday he is not Asked about the delay, O’Neill aide Joseph 100 of the House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg, D-New Haven, and overly conceiHed about the slow pace with Prevuxnak said a new set of regulations Senate President Pro Tern John B. Larson, D-East which the new state Department of Veterans governing the agency’s conduct must still be Finest Craftsmen In the Northeast Hartford, are expected to sign a lease next week to rent Affairs is going into operaUon. written. He also said thedepartment’scurrent 6,500 square feet in a building to be used for the day The department still has no offices and no budget of $250,000 is "severely underfunded.’’ care center and the state Commission on Children. virtually staff, even though it was supposed to Beaulieu said there are good reasons why But an estimated $350,000 to $400,000 in renovaUons be in operation nearly a year ago. the crucial service of fleer positions have yet to necessary to meet code and licensing requirements A commissioner and a secretary have been be filled, and he agrees that the department will probably not be completed before the legislature needs four times its current $250,000 annual O u r MMliken R ug CoUection hired, but vacancies for five service officer represents the most convenes on Feb. 3, said David B. Ogle, executive positions authorised under law have gone budget to operate minimally, exciting fashions and director of the Joint Committee on Legislative unfilled. t “ The service officers — you don't just pick oolors in the industry! From elegant traditionais. Management. , j Glenn Beaulieu, president of the Connecti­ those people up anywhere. They’re just not THANKSGIVING Ogle said a more realistic opening day for the day DAY WEEKEND sophisticated ooniemporanes cut chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America, sitting around,” Beaulieu said. and charming country ilesigns. care center, designed to accommodate 84 children, is said he prefers that adequate time is taken to you'N find the area rug th^'s “ They've got applicants that they’re AREA RUG probsMy April 1. assure that the department functions perfecUoryour reviewing at this moment. ... You have to be Legiriative leaders agreed this year to rent space for properly. sure they’re qualified. These people have to be a day care center after appropriate space could not be “ It took a long time to bring this department / ' They'll ^peciiilypryM trained, and where do they go for their durirtg this 7 ?M agn^ found in the C^apltol or in the new legislaOve office to the state. Let’s not be hasty in making it training? O^WwAarxfjSate/ building. j , work well,’ ’ he said. A 1987 law authorizing the center provided for 5 s anas MBwasy. m 7 CriUcs blame the delay in getting the “ I’m an employer and I know what the $100,600 In startup costs. Legislative leaders agreed to agency going on halfhearted support by Gov. employee situation is out there. What can you pay the cost of renting space— $65,000 a year until IW . William O’NeiU’s staff, poor budget foresight do if there’s nobody to draw from. Look at the Fees paid by parents are expected to cover operaUng M. by the General Assembly, and a lack of nursing situation in the state. How do you fill initiative by the new commissioner, Lary that?” The center was opposed by Republican legislative You don’t have to be made of gold to afford our Christmas gifts. leaders, who said the state shouldn’t be subsidizing the Because whether you’re thinking gemstone jewelry or pearl ear­ No room in dorm if grades fall IAN costs of day care for employees. rings or gold bangles, or whatever, you’ll find our prices a Three die on state roads wonderful surprise. Come In and see our selection. At these r prices, you'll be able to give fine jewelry to everyone on your list. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Southern Connecti­ “ I think it's a major factor ’cause they don't HARTFORD (AP) — At least three people were cut State University junior Margaret Gaskin play round,” Gaskin said Friday. “ It’s killed in traffic accidents on Connecticut’s highways, knows that a dormitory is no place to study, obvious they let a lot of people go.” but none on major roads, authorities reported Friday. but she had to learn it the hard way. School administrators say more than 200 Steven D’Addario, 81, of Rocky HIH and Dorron The social work major from Stratford let students were enrolled in the Residential Keleher, 84, of Wethersfield died when a vm struck the her second-semester sophomore grades slip to Academic Assistance Program when it began motorcyle they were riding at a Rocky Hill below a "C ” average. So under a policy of a last spring. About 40 students lost their intersection, police said. university saddled with a shortage of dorm housing contracts for the fall semester. The driver of the van, Thomas Hodlo, 87, of Rocky Hill was charged with operating a motor cycle under space, she faced losing her campus room. University housing director Richard Farri- AVOCAU'* TASHKA'” URSULA'* She was told that shi’d have to enroll in a cielli says the program works because of the the Influence of alcohol or drugs, police smd. special program to get help in improving her demand for dorm rooms. About 500 students In Groton, Gaspar A. Falllace, 53, of (Jroton was grades. And if she didn’t boost her average to were on a waiting list for September. M i l l i k e i ^ u g s killed Wednesday night when he was struck by a van as over a 2.0 the next semester, she’d have to find K S U administrators will present the waft,.,, 77>« w siM t and mo»l tHordabl* wty rxMiwhnitin he crossed the street. The driver of the van has not ^ n housing off campus. program at a national campus housing ...... -.S ! lodteonti your horn*. charged. The accident remained under Investigauon, She did enroll in the program and so far this conference next summer. ------AT------year she’s posted a hiidi "C ” average of 2.05, (Aariene Riccardi, program director, said ***S tS e^lice had not recorded any fatallUes on the and she’s well on her way to pulling a 3.0 or on-campus students are notified of the A.l^pon(l^o state’s major roads. “ B " average this semester. program at the start of the semester. Those on As of noon Friday, state pohee Mid they issued M9 Gaskin credits Southern’s Residential Apa- academic probation are sent three letters sneeding tickets, 31 drunken driving tickets, nine demic Assistance Program for her about their status, the program and the & (S)Otl§. IftC. 643-5168 tickets for not using seat belts, and 181 tickets for other turnaround. consequences if they don’t get involved. infractions. Winter forecast: Wet and stormy on the East Coast Troops hunt WASHINGTON (AP) - Winter should Pacific to the coast of South America. These expected deviations from nor­ north to south. be wet and stormy on the East Coast, This current is sUll there but weakening, mal wind patterns at about 10,000 feet, ■ Storms moving northeastward up cold in the Midwest and Deep South and and the forecast ‘ ‘does not really depend will strongly influence the U.S. winter, the Atlantic Coast will pick up a great killers of warm and dry in the Southwest, the very much on what happens with El Gilman said: deal of moisture from the Gulf of KID FASHION ■ The eastward-bound winter storm Mexico. Extra precipitation on the 8 7 5 - 8 1 6 6 Youth and Maternity Resale Shop government’s chief long-range forecas­ Nino,” said Donald L. Gilman, chief of missionaries ter said Friday. the predictions branch on the Service’s track from Texas through Georgia will Atlantic coast is a “very strong” 212 Talcottville Rd., Rt. 83 This pattern “most resembles that of Climate Analysis Center. start over the Gulf of Mexico instead. probability, Gilman said. two years ago,” the National Weather Gilman’s crew assembled the fore­ ■ Wind that normally blows onto the ■ California — but not Washington HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - Vernon, CT Service said in a statement on the cast from records of previous winters, Pacific Coast from the West will turn and Oregon — will get less rainfall, as it Footsoldlers and helicopter gun- (across from Vernon Professional Park) outlook for the December through an analysis of the weather this past fall, northward and blow more onto the did last year, and all three states will get ships combed the Matabeleland February period in the lower 48 states. pressure and wind patterns and temper­ Pacific coast of Canada. less cold air. bush Friday for rebels who hacked Winter last year was influenced by the atures in key parts of the Pacific Ocean ■ The wind that normally blows out of ■ It should be colder than normal 16 missionaries and their children Tuesday - Friday, 10-5 / Saturday 10-2 so-called “El Nino” warm equatorial that generally mean certain pressure (^nada from northwest to southeast from the Great Plains to the Appalach­ to death. One victim was only 6 current that flows from the western patterns later in the season. into the Midwest will blow more from ians. weeks old. A 6-year-old boy escaped before The affordable alternative for the slaughter and a girl of 13 was released to carry a note to authori­ ties denouncing the government of quality toys, clothing, baby Prime Minister Robert Mugabe. Two of the victims were furniture and maternity. Americans. 'Thank You’ It was the worst attack on whites since independence in 1980. Mugabe Give the magic of Mickey Mouse described it Friday as an example of “unbridled savagery.” 64 3 -4 9 5 8 to a child when you give the He said in a statement released through the semi-official Zim­ magic of The Disney Channel to babwe Inter-African News Agency that security forces were “fully your family. mobilized" to “track these bloody evildoers and bring them to Subscribe to The Disney Channel now and AP photo justice." 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MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — Iraq said Friday its About 20 rebels hacked them to The Disney Channel Magazine aircraft raided a supertanker off Iran, and an Amerian death in a raid Wednesday and cruiser came within seconds of firing missiles at three Thursday on two farms the mission­ As an added bonus, you’ll receive The aries ran as the Pentecostal Com­ Disney Channel Magazine free in your home all Iraqi jets racing toward it at low altitude. They veered munity for Reconciliation sou­ away. year long. It’s much more than Baghdad radio said the attack on a ' ‘very large naval theast of the Matabeleland target," meaning a supertanker, occurred about 9:30 provincial capital of Bulawayo in a program guide. It’s packed p.m. ‘Thursday. It did not identify the ship and there southern Zimbabwe, Nkala told with feature stories about reporters. He said their wrists were was no independent confirmation of an air strike. upcoming programs, behind- A military spokesman was quoted as saying all bound behind their backs. aircraft returned safely after scoring an ‘‘effective and The rebels, who allegedly are the-scene looks at loyal to opposition leader Joshua stars and shows, and accurate" hit on the tanker. Nkomo, also burned down the It was the first raid on a ship Iraq has reported since more. So call now! Sunday. In the two weeks ending that day it reported 20 houses on the two farms, called attacks, half of which were confirmed, in its attempt to New Adam’s and Olive Tree, before destroy the oil exports with which Iran finances its fleeing into the bush. military budget Nkomo’s traditional power base Lloyd’s, the London insurance exchange, issued a is a mong his minority Ndebele tribe report Friday saying 19S7 would be the worst year of of Matabeleland. the 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war in terms of damage to Nkala said squatter families commercial shipping in the gulf, with 144 ships ordered off the missionaries’ land attacked by both sides since January. That figure last week by Mark Dhube, the provincial governor, apparently i •• » compares with 110 attacks in 1986, the worst previous '* * ♦ * - \ > year. enlisted the help of men led by a iv\ ' I -Jff a Since the war began, 412 vessels are known to have rebel chieftain called Gayigusu. Channel been “attacked or damaged due to acts of hostility" by The nickname means Grind the the two sides, Lloyd’s said. The report said 93 others Bush in the language of were trapped at gulf ports, 75 of them at Sbatt-al-Arab, Matabeleland. the estuary that forms tjie Iran-Iraq border at the head Squatter leader Charles Masuku told the missionaries they “would of the gulf. Although the attack was the first Iraq has claimed on not eat. anofher meal” after the ships since Sunday, U.S. Navy officials said its F-1 families were evicted, and had been Mirage jets in the air nearly every Bay. ... arrested, Nkala-said at ^e news 646-6400 Iraq's main targets are tankers that shuttle crude oil conference. COK C o b le _ ___ from the main Iranian export terminal at Kharg Island, which is bombed almost every day, to GfeoterHoftford makeshift facilities in safer waters about 450 miles EMERGENCY 0)K down the gulf. About noon Thursday, the U.S. missile cruiser Fire — Police — Medical ^ ^ ^ '801 Parker Street Richmond K. Turner went to maxiiftum alert and was within seconds of launching anti-aircraft missiles at DIAL 911 6 4 0 0 Manchester. C T 06040 646-6400 three Iraqi Mirages approaching rapidly in what Capt. In Manchester John D. Luke called a “ship attack profile.” 1 ■■ arjfi MICHAEL’S PRODUCE B M ^ S W E S S ( g r e e n Fresh Quality Fruit & Produce - Investors’ r Guide fCodge 24 Hour Phone 742-7483 Wall Street has Christmas wish ■ William A. Doyle Highlights RESIDENTIAL CARE Home Phone — 742-3024 DAY, W ESK O R M ONTH By Chet Currier their way through the pipelines of In the first six months of all bear The Associated Press the economy. markets since the early 1960s, ^^Jmelivery to Hartford and “ People are not going to stop consumer spending has either 649-S985 of the week MON., WIO. OR Fm. NEW YORK - Wall Street buying underwear, hamburgers declined or showed a slowdown in By The Associated Press makes no secret about what it and Christmas presents because gro\/^, reports Maury Harris, ^ 'J East of the River wants for Christmas this year: a stocks crashed,” observed Jeffrey economist at PaineWebber Inc. ■ A surge of auto sales and business invest­ Tax-free funds strong show of holiday spending by Applegate, chief investment strate­ “ The more subdued pace of Restaurants • Public*" ments helped the economy grow at a robust consumers. gist at E.F. Hutton & Co. overall consumer spending in the annual rate of 4.1 percent during the third Respectable sales figures during “ The answers to questions about half year following stock market quarter, the government said. The figure for the the retailing industry’s most impor­ the future are not going to be found peaks has been broad-based, ex­ not all tax-free • Stores • Institutions nation’s gross national product in the July- tant season would provide a sign in coincident economic tending not only to durable goods EMERGENCY September period was revised from an initial that the economy wasn’t seriously performance.” but also to non-durables and Fire — Police — Medical estimate of 3.8 percent a month ago and was impaired by last month’s crash in Still, the next few weeks shape up services,” he said. iPersonalized Service generally in line with economists’ expectations. QUESTION: In order to diversify, I invested in five the stock market. as the one of the first available Beyond the reduction in wealth D IA L 911 ■ ’The nation’s trade deficit widened by $274 That, in turn, could help the gauges of the mucb-ballyhooed so-called ‘tax-free” mutual funds. Last year, three of Hand Selected million from July to September to $39.8 billion, the and the psychological impact that In Manchester market heal some of its own “ wealth effect” stemming from a those funds declared capital gains distributions on largest three-month shortfall ever, the Com­ result from a market drop, Harris which I had to pay income tax. Look for my'ad under "GU)od Things to Eat” wounds. market decline that reduced the noted, ‘”rhe equity markets at merce Department reported. But the U.S. trade Some analysts caution that it value of stocks in this country by Having to pay income tax on supposedly tax-free deficit wiUi Japan e a ^ during the summer for times can anticipate softer consu­ mutual funds was quite shocking and, to my reasoning, in Classified every dayl would be a mistake to rely too about $1 trillion at its extreme. mer spending stemming from the the first time in nearly three years. heavily on this single measure in “ Wealth destruction will slow should have been avoided by the people who manage ■ After-tax profits of-U.S. corporations posted many non-stock-market factors those.funds. Do I have grounds for complaining to the trying to assess the post-crash things down — orders, construc­ also influencing consumption.” their best showing in a year when they climbed 5.2 economic outlook. tion, hiring — from what they would Securities and Exchange Commission? percent in the third quarter, compared with a 4.3 ’The possible reverberations from have otherwise been, and not just in For the six months starting at the l e l t e ’ percent gain in the second quarter. the drop in stock prices are far the financial industry,” Applegate market’s peak in late August, he ANSWER: No. Capital gains distribution from all ■ Orders for big-ticket durable goods edged up broader than that, they say, and wrote in a market commentary. said, the past pattern is likely to types of mutual funds are taxable: 0.3 percent in October to a seasonally adjusted some of those effects could take ’“The big question remains: How hold — “ but no recession of overall A tax-free fund uses the money you and other $109.8 billion after an even bigger 2.4 percent several months or longer to work much will Aings slow down?” business activity is expected.” investors put in when you buy the fund’s shares to ftp ? ’"’”'"- increase in September. Much of the strength purchase many different municipal bonds, all of which came from a sharp jump in demand for civilian pay interest not subject to federal income tax. aircraft. ’The fund collects that interest and. after deducting ■ A surge in farm-subsidy payments helped its operating expenses, passes tlje remaining money ______» B e r t ® ' drive Americans’ perronal incomes up l.Tpercent along to fund shareholders as dividends — also free during October, matching the monthly advance'in from federal income tax. July 1981, which was the largest since a 2.5 VIt t n e r 's — IT WOULDN’T BE ’Hiat’s the “ tax-free” feature of such funds. percent gain iil June 1975. However, like all other kinds of mutual funds, tax-free ■ The National Association of Realtors re­ CHRISTMAS WITHOUT US. COME IN funds sometimes make capital gains distributions. ported sales ofexiating homes climbed 3.2 percent A mutual fund “ managers” its investment portfolio, ^ o to a seasonally ad jiisM annual rate of 3.56 million , / AND SEE THE MOST COMPLETE which consists of municipal bonds in the case of a units in October, this best showing since May. tax-free fund. ’That means the fund often sells some of sA ve •6*®. ■ ’The federal government started its 1988 fiscal SHOP IN THIS AREA. the bonds it has held and buys other bonds. year with a big $30.7 billion deficit in October, the Each of those sales produces either a profit or a loss. ^ 7 5 largest monthly imbalance since May and 21.6 If the fund has a net profit — a capital gain — from percent higher than the imbalance a year earlier. MEMORIAL PIECES those “ portfolio transactions,” the tax laws require the ■ Consumer confidence nosedived from early ANNALEE DOLLS fund to pass that profit on to fund shareholders in the 1 October to early November, but Americans do not FOR THE CEMETERY COME IN AND SEE OUR HUGE form of capital gains distributions. plan to cqj back.on their Christmas buying, ’The Form 1099 you receive from the fund each according to a suntey from the Conference Board, BASKETS AND BLANKETS DISPLAY. WE ALSO HAVEjTHE January lists your total capital gains distribution and a buiiness financed r ^ a r c h group. MADE FRESH DAILY. breaks out how much was long-term and how much was ■ Combined domestic car and Ui^t truck sales BEST PRICES AROUND short-term for tax purposes. fell 2.1 percent in mid-November from a year ago DECORATED TO APPEAL No one enjoys paying Income tax. But you’re far as a 12 percent'dip in car sales offset a 19 percent TO EVERYONE. better off when your mutual fund produces a taxable jump in truck sales. capital gains distribution than when your fund has a ■ Chrysler Corp. said it will raise production 1.4 ca^itaijIoM from portfolio transactions. percent in the first quarter of 1988 but also will FAMOUS COLONIAL CANDLES OF CAPE COD shut fodlr plants temporarily and reduce produc­ REGULAR QUESTION: Shortly after 1 Invested $62,000 in a tion permanently at three of them. [OUR COMPLETE STOCK tax-freq, mutual fund, bond prices began to decline — ■ E.F Hutton Group Inc. approached Shearson taking the Value of my fund shares lower. I then started Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. about a possible )F CANDLES ARE OFF .‘Jntil Z u /o DEC. 6,1987 buying stocks by using the fund’s check-writing merger after announcing it was reviewing other privilege. „ unidentified takeover proposals. Eventually. I closed out the fund account. ’The total ■ Maxus Energy Corp. sued speculator Ivan amount I received, from check-writing and the Boesky, the brokerage Kidder Peabody k Co. and POINSETTIAS ARTIFICIAL BIRD FEEDERS closeout, was $60,000. Can I use the $2,000 difference as a former Kidder executive for at least $300 a capital loss on my income tax return, even though I million, claiming they hurt Maxus by misusing MAKE A REAL NICE \ ALL SIZES TREES had a tax-free mutual fund? secret takeover plans about its 1983 acquisition of AVAILABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT. s Natomas Co. ANSWER: Sure. Mutual fund shares are “ capital ■ David S. Ruder, chairman of the Securities NICE FRESH WE ALSO HAVE assets.” Anytime you sell capital assets at a price and Exchange Commission, said the October n a t u r a l ! lower than your “ basis,” you have a capital loss, which stock market crash probably will lead tte PLANTS ALL THE FOODS m LOOKING. you’re required to report when you file your income tax government to enact tighter regulations to protect DELIVERED' TO GO IN THEM. return for the year of the sale. investors. WE HAVE! Many mutual funds allow shareholders to write ■ New York investor Asher Edelman reduced TO US DAILY. checks you wrote and the amount of the closeout and his tender offer for Telex Corp. from $65 to $55 a THEM AVAILABLE CHRISTMAS you’ll know your total proceeds from selling fund share, setting a Dec. 23 deadline for shareholders IN ALL SIZES. shares. Each such redemption was a sale. to respond to his amended takeover plan. CRAFT SHOP HOURS Add up the checks you wrote and the amount of the ■ ’Trans World Airlines announced a deal to huy HUGE SELECTION THEY SELL THEMSELVES. OPEN 7 DAYS closeout and you’ll know your jotal proceeds from 12 million Texaco Inc. shares and the voting rights selling fund shares. Your basis was the $62,000 you to an equal block for $348 million from Australian VERY COMPLETE AND NO SALES ~ NO GIMMICKS THURS. & FRI. ori^nally invested, plus any dividends and capital financier Robert Holmes a Court, making TWA gains distributions you reinvested to buy additional the most powerful shareholder in the troubled oil PRICED RIGHT. TILL 9:00 shares. giant. If you did reinvest, your basis was higher than $62,000 H. PREUSS SDN: ■ Lawyers for Union Carbide Coip- and the and your capital loss greater than $2,000. 228 BOSTON TPKL, RTE. 6 ft 44 # BOLTON, CT. government of India told an Indian judge they GARDEN CENTER & CHRISTMAS SHOP failed to agree on an out-of-court settlement in the V ITTN ER ’S 643-9492 case resulting from the disastrous release of 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE • ROUTE S3 ^ poison gas here in I9M. The judge said be would William A. Doyle, a syndicated columnist, welcomes consider a request for interim relief to victims of MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN UNE 649-2623 written questions, but he can provide answers only High Performance Since 1911 the leak. through the column. Write to Doyle in care of the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. OHNION Cobiidge returns to the White House As luck would have it, his proposed Pmitagon watch WASHINGTON - cure — printing more money — has The $500 billion stock Talk about blind faith: Navy /#-» the concurrence of Reagan’s other market collapse last officials, realizing that their compu­ economic doctor: Alan Greenspan, month sent shock waves ters hadn’t kept track of valuable HUIM€ the new Federal Reserve Board Potomac Potpourri nea from Wall Street to 1600 , equipment sent out for repairs by Jack chairman. Greenspan and Baker are Pennsylvania Ave., des­ defense contractors, decideid to use willing to pump as much money into pite Ronald Reagan’s the honor system, just as they were the economy as is necessary to avoid determined show of con­ Anderson taught to do as midshipment at the another stock market crash, which Unrelenting ‘boz-osity’ fidence and optimism. Naval Academy years ago. ’They sent could prove fatal. To stockholders who out a letter to the contractors, What do Delaware Sen. Joseph Biden, former lost their shirts — and admitting that they didn’t know who Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos, actress It’s a desperate, high-risk strategy. brokerage employees had done how much repair work, and Joan Collins, Arizona Gov. Evan Mecham, CBS ISZO But the government must restore asking the contractors to enlighten news commentator Dan Rather, and Jim and 9] who lost their jobs — the public confidence in the economy president who has been telling us for Treasury Secretary James Baker, the Navy. Tammy Bakker all have in common? before American consumers, from Investigators for Sen. John Glenn, seven years that happy days are here almost alone among the president’s fear of a recession, cut back on their They are among l l new inductees into the “ Bozo D-Ohio, were flabbergasted at this again sounded less like his idol. top advisers, understood the need for spending and help to bring about the Hall of Fame.” trusting attitude. They point out that Franklin Roosevelt, than like FDR’s decisive action on the twin deficits if very thing they’re afraid of. Any luckless predecessor. When Reagan the market’s roller coaster ride is unscrupulous repair shops could The awards, which are given annually the day sharp curtailment of consumer spend­ charge the Navy too much for work after Thanksgiving by television’s original “ Bozo” announced that the economy was ever to end. Baker realized long ago ing would have a calamitous ripple they did — or didn’t do — and even rip the clown, Larry Harmon, honor “ distinguished basically sound, all he needed was a that tax increases were a necessary effect throughout the ecnomy. the taxpayers off by claiming they, people or entities for their boz-osity.” high celluloid collar to evoke in evil, but he never voiced this view never got the equipment in question. oldtimers the memory of Herbert publicly. Bozos also went to “ funsters” Gary Hart, Donna The last laugh in all this, if he were We’ll have more on this story in a Hoover. Rice and Jessica Hahn for the first “ triple crown” Even after Wall Street's day of so insensitive as to indulge himself, future column. award. “ H art... showed us indulging in ‘minute Despite the cheery public image, reckoning Baker encountered stiff would have to go to Paul Voicker, who Rice’ can cause political indigestion. Hahn found though. Reagan’s Cabinet was badly opposition to his tax-increase policy left the Fed post a matter of weeks Confidential file that bearing her soul along with her body for before the October disaster. He had shaken by the Oct. 19 crash ..They now from Budget Director James Miller Bad enough that a U.S. Navy Playboy paid cash dividends of heavenly “These people are hysterical. They can’t tell the difference between a told friends that even if his term admit what they never would at the an members of Reagan’s domestic helicopter was shot down in the proportion,” said Harmon. time: that Black Monday could have policy staff. Baker finally was able to hadn’t run out, he would have had to president who’s asieep at the switch and one who can get the job done resign within a year to protest Persian Gulf by the Iranians with a In the fashion category, Calvin Klein was led to a full-blown, 1929-style panic. persuade the presient that some form Reagan’s economic policies. U.S.-made Stinger missile obtained honored, while Billy Martin and George with his eyes closed.’’ of tax increase might be necessary. In the aftermath. ’Treasury officials from Afghan rebel resistance figh­ Steinbrenner took top honors in the sports division. ters. But it now turns out, according to have had to revamp their relatively The Treasury secretary is deter­ As far back as June, Voicker intelligence sources, that 40 percent of For government, Oliver North was recognized rosy economic forecasts for 1988. mined to stall a recession long enough intimates told us he was “ depressed Open Fornm the U.S. weapons intended for four “ for helping us realize the best soap operas on TV They now privately warn that a for Reagan — and Baker — to get out and disillusioned” and had “ fears the Afghan rebel groups never reached are still produced in Washington at taxpayers’ recession is much more likely next of town with their reputations intact, whole economy is going to blow up.” their intended recipients. The missing expense,” said Harmon. is more than even I can take. of working mothers have children year than they had thought. ’The much as Calvin Coolidge, another ’These sources said Voicker believed weapons were stolen by arms dealers, So to “ good ole boys” Auster, under 3 years old, and one out of reason, of course, is that even before Reagan hero, escaped responsibility sincerely that the White House would U.S. Air won the business category for logging ‘Good ole boys’ crooked CIA middlemen and corrupt ’Tierney and Yost, I say, in a lucky five employed moms is a single the crash, the U.S. economy was for the depression his policies had be to blame, and he singled out the the worst on-time record of any domestic airiine. officials at various stages at the In Herald sports number of years we will be parent, continued federal cut­ limping along barely above recession done so much to set the stage for. excessive borrowing and wild specu­ Marcos and his wife, Imelda, won top honors in backs have eviscerated much of weapons trail. Dozens of Stingers entering the 21st century. Would levels. And both the budget and trade So Baker will try any makeshift lation that were driving the stock the life achievement category for being “ able to the child care that had been were sold to the Iranian Revolution­ To the Editor: you be so gracious as to give up deficits seem certain to remain stuck repairs to the economy in hopes of market to unrealistic highs — and its plot more fictional scenarios than Agatha scratching your stories in stone available, especially for low- ary Guards. at unhealthy levels. keeping it sputtering along until 1989. inevitable comeuppance. Christie.” Biden won the public speaking award. Well, it seems that the “ good tablets, buy an electric light bulb income families. “ Biden hoped that by unearthing other people’s old ole boys” are alive and thriving at for the sports desk — we have speeches, he might go down in history, but instead, Some corporations, state and the Manchester Herald sports electricity in Manchester now — local governments, and “ public- i he went up in flames,” said Harmon. desk. After a brief pass through empty the moonshine from your private partnerships’’ have the special Manchester Road automobile trunks and move created workable child care When the death penalty applies Race supplement In Wednesday’s ahead into the 20th century? solutions that are quite impres­ paper, I was sure at least two or sive. Though only 3,000 out of six President’s new hobby three pages of my copy were By Chuck Stone ful criminal lawyer — beat his be executed? Bill Schwarz million U.S employers have un­ adoptive daughter into a coma, Opponents of the death penalty missing. 148 Mountain Road President Reagan has a new hobby. dertaken child care initiatives, The sorrowful deaths of two small according to police. / contend that the death penalty should With Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev coming to At first glance, one might Manchester many of these pioneering efforts marvel at what a nice balance of children have done more than tug at be outlawed. And many of their Washington next month for an summit meeting, now provide models for success­ For Elizabeth, the system broke articles were included in the our emotions. In both instances, the arguments make sense: The death Reagan is busy collecting “ stories” Soviet citizens ful programs and help illustrate down four times. penalty has been applied in an supplement. After all, reporters same question was asked: Why • ’The first time was when Stein­ tell to one another. the range of approaches that are arbitrary manner; it’s Irrevocable if Auster, Tierney and Yost fea­ More Is needed couldn’t they have been saved? berg, who had obtained the child available. They Include on- and Normally blase New Yorkers, in­ the executed person is later disco­ “ They have a great sense of humor,” Reagan tured whole-page stories on last through private channels, avoided the off-site day care, resource and ured to violence, publicly cried over vered to be innocent; there is no said of the Soviets during a recent White House year’s winner and runner-up, the for child care referral services to help parents home study required for all adoptive course record holder, a couple of the death of Elizabeth Steinberg, a evidence that it is an effective speech to women business leaders. “ But also find quality care near their parents by simply not filing for deterrent to murder; those sentenced new hot-shoes imported to keep To the Editor: sandy-haired 6-year-old. Police say adoption. they’ve got a certain amount of cynicism about homes, paid and unpaid parental her adoptive father, Joel Barnett to death have been, almost exclu­ things interesting and a few of the leave for childbirth or adoption, their system.” old favorites. In addition, due In his piece on the state of child Steinberg, beat her to death. • ’The second time was when sively, poor. Most important of all, care in the U.S., Charles Sparren- and flexible benefit plans that In New Britain, Conn., 5-month-old Steinberg allegedly was able to there is the contention that only a A p e rfe c t case in point was the story Reagan said credit was given to the volun­ allow parents to pay on a pre-tax teers, results tabulators and the berger cited federal support Peter Martinez spent the night in a car brutalize his adoptive daughter with barbaric society executes its he heard about a group of citizens who told basis for either child or depend­ race committee. All great stuff, programs for child care services. on the street with his parents, who impunity. One man rendered New transgressors. Gorbachev that there was an old woman who ent care. but what happened to Ae women? According to the Children’s De­ were told repeatedly, “ There is no York City’s entire municipal infras­ refused to leave the Kremlin until she could speak But that last argument suffers from According to the “ good ole fense Fund, however. Title 20 Corporations are playing an room at the inn.” Shelters in this tructure powerless. Neither the police a pSucity of reason. The “ social tohim. . . ' b 1987 by NEA. Inc children, and that night 6 inches of experts nor the city’s human services Wbe she was finally allowed in, Gorbachev said, were assembled for the Slst. the states have half the buying 'addressing family issues, but gives society the right todecide that an power diey had in 1975. in cannot and should not be ex­ snow fell. When the parents awakened could find a legal basis for intervening “ Well, old mother, what is it?” Among those entered were two ultimate punishment can be imposed addition, these funds are used by pected to shoulder the burden the next morning at about 6:30 a.m., to rescue Elizabeth. “ Was Communism invented by a scientist or top British runners including the for an ultimate crime. states for many other pressing alone. A comprehensive child little Peter was no longer breathing. • ’The third time was when Stein­ 1988 lOK national champion, a Joel Barnett Steinberg is only the tip politician?” she asked the Soviet leader. needs besides child care. Busi­ care bill introduced before Con­ For two days, Peter’s father had berg was only charged with second- two-time U.S. Olympian, last of a dangerous iceberg. Last year, an “ Oh,” Gorbachev said, “ I guess, a politician.” ness, local governments' and gress Nov. 19 would make child “Hmmm! Interesting! When tried futilely to find a place to stay, but degree murder, manslaughter and year’s runner-up and third fin­ estimated 2.2 million cases of sus­ “ That explains it.” she said. “ A scientist would concerned citizens have had to care more affordable for low and local officials offered no livable endangering the welfare of a child. isher, and a top New England did you start having this pected child abuse were reported have tried it on mice first.” get involved' in responding to a moderate income families, and alternatives. • And if Steinberg is found guilty triathlete. And what about recurring dream about Glenn nationally, and 727 children died from child care crisis that is seriously increase the accessibility of qual­ Unlike Elizabeth’s adoptive father, and manages to survive any sentence Olymplc-caliber wheelchair ath­ abuse. deepening nationwide. Much ity child care for all families. We Close and Share Hite? Peter’s father .showed a desperate short of life, the system will have lete 'Thomas Foran of Glaiton- If our society can guarantee the more needs to be done. should use letters, phone calls paternal love. And unlike Peter’s broken down a fourth time. bury, who entered this year? execution of people who beat little Some 117 other countries man­ and all means at our disposal to father, Elizabeth’s father, if he’s I may be passing a premature I have never been a great fan of children to death, then we will make sure the Act for Better guilty, should be convicted of first- judgment. But this issue forces us to UJaurliPslrr HrralJi activist groups.but after seeing date maternal leave on the birth reaffirm the simple principle that or adoption of a child, according Child Care receives both the degree murder and executed. ask a basic question: How much value the special Road Race supple­ children are the eternal beauty of our Founded In 1881 ment, it became a great deal to the Conference Board, while candidates’ and the country’s That may seem like such a harsh do we place on our children? Why shouldn’t Steinberg — or any tomorrows. clearer to me how and why they the U.S. federal government critical attention. punishment for a crime of passion. PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWtaher continues to drag its feet. And passion is the only thing that can person who, with malusanimus, beats are formed. To give a couple of Chuck Stone is a syndicated colum­ OEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor paragraphs to the women’s field, At a time when, according to Rosalyn Will explain why allegedly cocaine-crazed a child to death — be charged with DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Eitocullve EdHor nist. and none to the wheelchair the National Commission on Council on Economic Steinberg— paradoxically, a success­ first-degree murder and, if convicted. ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... AmocW* EdHof athlete, in a 20-page supplement. WorHing Women, more than half Priorities, New York Church Bufletin Board ■ Signs of s caring community Church BoDetiii' Board RdM oua Sarvicaa Editor’s note; This column is Gearing up for Chrietmas Center Congregational Church prepared by the staff of the As you begin your Christmas Anem bllM of God rlst, 8 and 10 a.m .; church scnooi, y;45 South United Melhedlst Church, 1226 Manchester Area Conference of MACC News shopping, please remember new Church of Christ a.iti.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ Calvary Cliurrt (Assemblies of God). Chapel open afternoons; public healing Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Churches. and "go()d as new" used toys for The Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon streets, 400 Buckland Rood, South Windsor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ tional Church Include: needy children and gifts for our plans the following events this week: ■ 'Rev. Kennith L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. dule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship service; Sunday — Sand 10a.m.,worship: 9a.m.,breakfast; By Nancy Carr Driggs, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph isolated elderly and shut-ins. The Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes, "Acts of the a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 o.m., wor­ 643-9203. 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for Bethel Bible class; 10 a.m., baptism; church school; ship, child-care and nursery; 7:00 p.m., preschoolers. (647-9141) Executive Director McCooe, Paul and Helena Dutelle, Toys for Joy distribution of new and Apostles” ; 10 a.m., worship, "Dealing with Judges"; 2 nursery and toddler care; 11; 15 a.m., social hour; 3to6 evening service at praise and Bible St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park Don and Helen Sisco, Barbara "good as new” toys to low Income p.m., devotional at Crestfield Convalescent Home; 6 preaching. (644-1102) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ “ Come see! The room is packed p.m.. CCC youth. Jaworski, Harry Relnhorn and parents is scheduled for Friday and p.m., worship, "Sorrows, for Better or Worse." drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Mormon with food practically to the Baptist assistant rector. Worship; 7;30a.m.ond Tuesday — 9 a.m.. mothers’ group; 3:30 p.m.. Saturday, Dec. 18-19 at St. Mary’s Monday — 7:30 p.m., Marriage enrichment video The Church et Jesus Christ el Latter- ceiling.” Richard Hamil. 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 a.m .; Pilgrim Choir; 7:30 p.m., diaconate. ALSO, Meals on Wheels volun­ Episcopal Church. series, Manchester study group. Community Baptist Church, 585 -E. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; haly day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Wednesday — 8:30 a m., healing prayers in church Oh, I wish you all could have seen ter. Robert S. (kirdner, bishop, 9:30 teers, Libby Beyres, Fred D’An­ You can — beginning today — Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Marriage enrichment video Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. the visible, touchable signs of a Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 a.m., (649-4583) a.m., sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., library: 7:30 p.m.. (Chancel Choir; long range gelo, Norma and Fm k Conti, leave your toys and your gifts for series. East Windsor Bible study group; 7:30 p.m., Sunday school and primary; 11 ;40a.m., caring community. Students at worship service; 9:15 a.m ., church planning. Charlie Sprague, Glnny and Tony elderly and shut-ins and non- “ Colocclans” school. Nursery care provided. (643- priesthood and relief society. (643-4003 Thursday — 10a.m. and 8 p.m.. Bethel Bible studies. Manchester High School, Illing 0537) Gospel or 871-1168) Larson, Eileen and Melanie Moro- perishable foods for Christmas food Wednesday — 7 p.m., midweek children's and adult Junior High and Bennet Junior Faith Baptist Church, 52-Lake St., ney. There were so many hundreds baskets at Center Street Fire Bible classes, "Christian Evidences.” Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Church of the Living God, an evangel­ High did such a magnificent job of ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Emanuel Lutheran Church of hands reaching out to our Station next to Town Hall, the 8th Friday — 10 a.m., Friday school, preschoolers. pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 National Catholic collecting for the holiday’ baskets a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Monches- neighbors that we c(nild never Utilities District Fire Station, 32 ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. St. John the Baptist Polish Natlenel The following events are scheduled this week at and the Emergency Food Pantry service. (646-5316) begin to thank you all. Main St., the Manchester Mall at First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown . Meettng Sundoys, )0 to 11:30 a.m. Calhellc Church, 23 Golwov St., Man­ Emanuel Lutheran Church; that the Board of Education sent a Nursery and Sunday school. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, The days have been filled with 811 Main St. and the downtown Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sundpv pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, Sunday — 8:30 a.m.. worship and communion; 9:45 big. big truck to pick it all up and Trinity Covenant Church school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce;7p.m., Manchester Christian Felleutshlp, 509 office of ComFed, 1007 Main St. E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ 8 o.m. (643-5906) a.m.. SCS nursery; 10 a.m.. Advent, intergenerational with the help of the students deliver highlights; evening service; 7. p.m., mid-week Willy De and Betsy Love and Let’s make sure no one Is The following events are scheduled at Trinity service. Nursery at all serylces. (649- vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ activity; 11 a.m., worship. it to the MACC Holiday Center at day Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock family bringing In a brand new forgotten this Christmas. Your Covenant Church for the coming week: 75091 Nazarene Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Property Committee. Concordia Lutheran. First Baptift Chapel of the Deaf, 240 coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of counter-top oven (large enough for donation to Seasonal Sharing ap­ Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship services; the month. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. mothers’ morning; CCC: There was so much food to be Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Full Oespei interdenemlnallenal Church et the Naiarene, 236 Main St., a turkey) to share with a family peal will enable us to provide a hot diaconate; wreath making. ‘ Kreutzer, pastor. (64%7543) Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Beethoven Chorus. picked up that Bennet delivered Harvest Time Bapfisl Church, 72. E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. without cooking facilities, after meal and a gift on Christmas Day to Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Wednesday — 6 to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource much of its own, and then the Center St., Monchoster. Rev. Mark O. outreach. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; they read the Nov. 14 column. elderly and-or handicapped shut- Strada Restaurant; 5:30 p.m., chairmen's supper. Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sundoy school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Center; 7:45 p.m.. Emanuel Choir. youngsters from Keeney Street and p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Heartland manager Steve Bas- ins. to purchase meat, fresh fruit Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast a.m., morning service; 6 p.m.,evening and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise Thursday — 10 a m., prayer group; 6 to 8 p.m.. Buckley schools showed up with . service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday kowski, taking the largest turkey he and vegetables and gifts for Christ­ at La Strada Restaurant; 7 p.m., choir practice and at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer servlce,.nursery. Mid-week BIblestudv, Confirmation Resource (heter; 7 p.m.. Belle Choir. their "banner collections.” p.m. (643-9359) 7 p.mv Wednesday. (646-8^) could find in the store and raffling it mas baskets for households re­ men’s seminar. line, 646-8731, 24 hours. Friday — 9 a m. to 2 p.m., quilting. It was great! And icing on the Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ off — sending the proceeds to ferred by local social workers, Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class; 6; IS p.m.. Christian Science Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Cherub Choir; 5 p.m.. Scout cake was the fact that all the ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., Pentecostal provide Holiday cheer in the teachers, nurses, and elderly out­ Agape. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. dinner; 8 p.m., A.A. schools delivered by Friday, which reach workers. Your donation to Friday — 7 p.m.. junior high youth group. N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., United Pentecostal Church, 187 gave the volunteer super star emergency shelter. Barb Baker and Nick LaPenta Seasonal Sharing also pays for church' service, Sunday school, and Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. MACC packing team (Mildred and care tor smoll children. (649-1446) Jehovah’S Witnesses Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ Community Baptist Church volunteering to come in Thanksgiv­ vouchers redeemable in local Ernie Scott, Martha Relchenback South United Methodist Church Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Tolland day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 ing morning to cook a special stores which make It possible for chester. (649-8982) 'Curnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ These are the events scheduled this week at and Richard, Louise Heller, Grace nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, breakfast to Shelter guests and neighbors in special need to pur­ These are the activities planned for the coming week p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 Community Baptist Church: Agnew. Art and Ella Hube, Bettye Church of Christ p.m., service meeting; Wednesdoy,7:15 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's keep the shelter open till the chase essential Items (shoes, boots, at South United Methodist Church: prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. Sunday — 9; 15 a.m.. church school classes for all Oetocani. Bertha Dietrichsen, Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ Community Dinner at St. James. warm underwear, blankets). Your Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m. day, 9:30 a.m ., public talk; 10:20 a.m., (649-9848) ages; 10:30 a m., morning worship, first Sunday of Ralph Barber. Mary Katkauskas, streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, (Everything shuts down on holi­ donation also helps us purchase service with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching, Watchtower study. (646-1490) Advent; 6 p.m., bell choir; youth groups. Ann Fiedler an Walter Armstrong, pulpit minister. (Jareth Flanary, eyan- days and it is hard to find a place to “Just (or You” gifts, a special "W atch!” gellsm minister. Sunday services: 9 Presbyterian Monday — 7 p.m., Kerygma Bible study. turkey box cutter) time to get the get in out of the cold.) Christmas outrech to Isolated and Monday — 10 a.m., A.A.; 7 p.m.. United Methodist a.m., Bible classes; 10aim., worship; 6 Jewish — Conservative Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. Bell Choir; 7p.m.. Alcoholics boxes all packed. p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Coventry Presbyterian Church, FINE (Females In a Nuturing alone patients in Manchester con­ Women mission team; 7:30. p.m.. Holy City study Bible study. Nursery provided for oil Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ Victorious: 7:30 p.m.. Community Relations Joining our young people in . Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle Environment) members collecting valescent homes. Your donations to group; Stewardship-Finance Commission. services. (646-2903) Turnpike,. Manchester. Richard J. try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday. Committee. community outreach. Students at 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sunday food in front of Stop and Shop and MACC Seasonal Sharing are tax Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards study Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; Wednesday — 9:30 a m.. Bible study: 6:45 p.m., Boy East Catholic High School adopted Congregational Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ bringing us dozens of boxes of food deductible and can be mailed to Box group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., fair ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer Scout Troop 123; 7 p.m., choir rehearsal; adoption 25 families for direct giving and ces; 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday; 9:45 plus $38 they collected. 773, Manchester 06040. evaluation meeting. Belton Conareoatlenoi Church, 228 a.m., Saturday. Coll synagogue for meeting. (742-7222) workshop; 7:30 p.m... Christian life Bible study. 325 were delivering boxes and boxes of Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Friday service time. (643-9563) Presbyterian Church el Manchester, Wednesday — 1:30 p.m., AARP executive board; Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Kelly Road, Vernon. food directly to the homes of their Thanksgiving thank you 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m., Wesley Ringers; ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, chard Gray, poster. 10:n a.m., worship Thursday — 9 a m.. Weight Watchers: 11 a m.. adopted families. church school; 11* a.m., fellowship; Jewish — Reform service, nursery; 9:15 a.m ., Sunday Daughters of British Empire; 6:30 p.m.. bell choir; 7 "The whole atmosphere of caring Thank you also to the GFY CB 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; Cocaine Anonymous; Bible 11:15 a.m ., forum program. (649-7077 school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. THE study, 277 Spring St. office or 647-8878 parsonage. Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. (643-0906) p.m., choir. Church of the Living God; Scrabble Club: was very special this year. More Radio Club for collecting food for Thursday — noon, Manchester Community Council; Cantor Conpropotlonal Church, 11 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- 7:30 p.m.. Thursday Bible study, 15 Maple St.. South donors, more groups collecting us: to Liz Dolgner and Karen BIBIE Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Windsor. Godere, day care moms who 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Roman Catholic food, everyone working together to Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Saturday — 9 a m., tax training. get the food to Concordia, the collected six boxes of fo(xl including SPEAKS Saturday — noon. United Methodist Women Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Church of the Assumption, Adams wonderful folk at Concordia sorting baby food for us from parents; to by Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Civitan which donated 27 fruit­ Christmas Luncheon. tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and repackig. It’s been great.” Eugang Brawar church school, 10 a.m . (647-9941) Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ Our Human Needs staff Beth cakes; to Marie and Ron Churchill Cencerdia Lutheran Church (L C A ), The activities planned for the coming week at St. First Cenpreppttenal Church of An­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. The Rev. Dr. day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at Harlow and Roxanne Feeney, are who themselves brought in boxes tof dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m. and noon. Concordia Lutheran Church KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold Mary’s Episcopal Church include: practically dancing in the streets. food; to George and Sue Deme- Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., T . Wangerln, oulstant pastor. Sche­ (643-2195) Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a m., holy eucharlst; 6:30 Lord Chostorfl^d pointed out Activities scheduled at Concordia Lutheran Church worship; 9:30 a.m ., church school. dule: 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery St. Barlhelemew's Church, 741 E. By Wednesday over 300 trion; to turkey donors Bonnie that from ground Igvel a horae 1 Nursery care provided. (742-7696) care; 9:15 a.m ., church school, Chris­ Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. p.m., PRISM; 7 p.m., youth group. Manchester-Bolton households had Maynard and Nancy Robinson and for the coming week include; First CenBrepotlenal Church of Cov­ tian growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday Monday — 7; 30 p.m.. ManchesterChorale rehearsal. looks protty much like a horse, mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, received a food basket with a to Joan Landrey for all the great Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., holy communion; 9; IS entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. a.m. holy communion, nursery care. Tuesday — 5 p.m., Capella Choir. but from the loft looking down on Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ (649-5311) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) week’s supply of food plus the cakes decorated with turkeys and him he looks rather like a violin. I a.m., church school; confirmation forum; adult ship; 9:30 a.m ., church school In Church St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Wedne^ay — 10 a.m., holy communion: 10:45a.m., Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church fixings for Thanksgiving dinner. A pilgrims. hadn’t thought of It, but he’s right. education; 10; 30 a.m., installation of church council. Lane House. Nursery core provided. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Bible study: 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. (742-8487) Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors. hot Thanksgiving dinner was deli­ Thank you also to the Manchester Monday — 7:30 p.m., agoraphobia support. son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, paster Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub C!hoir; 7 p.m.. Boy Perspective has much to do not Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study; 6:30 p.m., Second Cenaredottenal Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m ., worship Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday masses vered at noon on Thanksgiving Day Symphony Chorale and the Salva­ N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. with holdv communion on first, third at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., and Scouts: 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible tion Army Band and Stan Best only with appearance but with Ek:umenical Choir School; catechetics classes; 8 p.m., noon. (643-2403) to our shut-in neighbors, while Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m ., Sunday study: 7:30 p.m., Manchester Chorale rehearsal. (SMU carillonier) who provided us substance. A problem viewed Bible class. service, Sunday schoal, and nursery for church school; 11 o.m., worship with St. James Church, 896 Main St., more mobile folk gathered at St. Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, Friday — 6 p.m., Bermuda reunion: 8 p.m.. A.A. solely from the vantage of my Wednesday — 9 a.m., work day; 10:30 a.m., children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. holy communion on the second and James for the festive community with such a beautiful beginning to (649-2863) fourth Sundays. (643-1193) Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, Saturday — 9 a.m.. Advent quiet day, 9 a.m. to 3 Thanksgiving week and all those ability and understanding can be agoraphobia support; 7:30 p.m., Concordia Choir. Second Cenoreoatlenal Church of Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday Thanksgiving dinner. Latvian Lutheran Church et Man­ p.m., MARCH craft sale; 1:30 p.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 who attended the Interfaith overwhelming. But when s Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible class; 6:30 p.m., Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. masses at 4 and 6 :n p.m .; Sunday Our thanks to all those who try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (643-2051) masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., p.m.. A.A. helped deliver baskets on Tuesday; Thanksgiving Service filling the bounced off a respected Elcumenical Choir School; Shelter Advisory Commit­ lar schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m ., Prince et Peace Lutherm Church, noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) confidante Ita dimenalona may St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., to Bob Martin and the men of boxes at the altar with food and the tee; 7:30 p.m., women’s A.A. DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m ., Route 31 and North River Road, shrink to a manageable level. Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. church school, nursery to Grade8, adult' Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Caventrv. Rev. Robert W. Bornes and Second Congregational Church Fireman’s Local No. 1579, Tracy collection plates with over $850. for discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and fellow­ Schedule: 10;15a.m. worship service; 9 Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral the Human Needs Fund and Sea­ team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., Second Congregational Church of ManchM^r will Parkinson, Karen Lepak, Faith and If thia Is true, how much more so ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., a.m., Sunday school, first and thrd sonal Sharing. lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Sundoys. (742-7548) Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m .; present a candlelight evening called "A Christmas Tim McCann. Tony Larson, Bill when I seek my heavenly father’s First Baptist Church senior church school and Pilgrim Zien Evangelical Lutheran Church confesslons 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturdoy. help, 1 Peter 5:7. If only we would (742-6655) Potpourri” on Saturday, Dec. 5, at 6p.m. A four^ourse fellowship. (742-6234) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High seek to view our situations from The following events are scheduled for this week at Talcettville Cenoreoatlenal Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Church et St. Maurice, 32 Hebron dinner including shrimp cocktail, roast ^ ef, pies Md First Baptist Church of Manchester: Main Street and Elm HIM Road, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m ., divine worshlp; Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. more will be served. Entertainment will be by The his perspective! Asked how he Tolcottvllle. Co-pastors; Rev. Ronald 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Olesik, pastor. Saturdoy massatSp.m.; A Store of Inspiration was doing, a man responded: Sunday — 9; 30 a.m., Sunday school classes; 11 a.m., Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9:15 a.m. Joyful Noise, a bell choir from Avon, a flute choir from munion first and third Sunday. (649- “About as well as can be ex­ worship with Dr. Bill Scott preaching "Waiting in a.m., worship service and church 4243) and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Manchester High School and the Manchester High in Downtown Manchester Faith; ” nursery care both hours; 7 p.m.. hymn singing school. (649-0815) School Round Table Singers. Tickets are $10.50 and pected under the circumstances featuring the Manchester Conununity Chorus, fol­ Mattiodiat Salvation Army must be purchased in advance. Call 649-2863. ’’ To which his friend replied; Covenant “Why don’t you get out from lowed by a reception; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Children of Belton UnlledMelhedlsl Church, I04i Salvatten Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Alcoholics. Trinity Cevenont Church, 302 Hack­ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Capt. and Mrs. (k irv Aspersch- Two ordained by church For Your Spiritual Needs under the circumstances?" See- Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., church lager. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:45 ' Ing them from another angle may Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, school; 11 a.m., worship service, o.m., hollneM meeting; 6 p.m., solva­ The Church of Holistic Theology form erly the reveal the solution. Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., church-wide assistant pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, nursery. (649-3472) tion meeting. (649-7787). Church of Universal Brotherhood) ord a in ^ ^ ra h visitation. youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Nerlh United Melhedlst Church, 300 S S a n d P e a r lS in a y o n S u n d a y .’rheRev.Sh^^^^^^^^ worship services; 9:W a.m., Bible Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Wednesday — I p.m.. O.A.; 6 p.m.,children’schoirs; school. (649-2855) R R a iier the Rev. Georgina Saxton and the Rev. ]0ibles & Books CHURCH OF CHRIST Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Univeraalist meetings for Sunday school teachers and outreach nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 Unltoflgii Ugiversallst Seclety-Eost, Barbara Woodbury participated in a laying^n-of- Lydall ft Varnon Straata leaders; 7 p.m., prayer meeting; Mission Organiu- and 10:30 a.m., worship service; 9a.m., K cere^teny te a home on Dudley Street. The Epiacopal adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. 840 Main Street • 649-3396 Phona: 648-2903 tions meetings; 8 p.m.. Sanctuary Choir. school; 5:30 p.m ., Methodist Youth Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., S h M ^ c e s are held on Sunday. For information Thursday — 7 p.m., A.C.O.A.; 8 p.m., O.A. 8t. Oaeroe's BoHceoal Church, 1150 Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery care and youth reli­ Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John on sei^ces, call 646-4033. Friday — 1 p m ., O.A. Sunday nursery for preschoolers. (649- gious education. Coffee hour otter Hollloer. Sunday worship; holy eucha- 3696.) service. (646-5151) Thief leaves Just the trimmings Big thanks to students OPELOUSAS, La. (AP) — cook Thursday afternoon, he Engagements Paul Dugal’s relatives had come said. from as far as Texas for "I proceeded to roast my for Thanksgiving dinner Thanksgiving dinner, but dinner turkey on the barbecue pit, and I did not quite go as planned. was about ready to dig in,” "You’ve heard of a turkey and Dugal said. "I came in to freshen Editor’s note; This column is prepared by trimmings dinner? We had a up and went out to baste it one the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ trimmings dinner,” Dugal said. last time, but when I did the Center. Dugal had put the turkey out to turkey was gone.” By Joe DImlnIco Activities Director weaving, 9;30 a.m.; bingo; 10 a.m.; pinochle, Greetings; 12; 30 p.m.; basketweaving, 12; 30 p.m.; Big thanks are in order to the Illing Junior exercise witt Rose, 1; 30 p.m. High School Student Council and Betty Lou Tuesday oil painting, 9;30 a.m.; square Nordeen, student council adviser, for their dancing, 10 a.m.; grocery shopping at Stop 4 help this past Thursday for our annual Shop, call a day in advance for ride; CONTACT LENSES Thanksgiving dinner. The student council non-grocery shopping at J.C. Penney, call a HEARING AIDS baked 34 pumpkin pies for dessert and helped day in advance for ride; exercise with Cleo, our kitchen staff serve 200 people for turkey 1;30 p.m. *E^ST£RN CONNECTICUT'S LEADING dinner. Afterward, the Illing Jazz Band Wednesday — crewel, 9; 30 a.m.; pinochle, performed for the seniors’ listening pleasure. 9; 30 a.m.; Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; line FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS Their efforts certainly helped make our dancing, 10; 30 a.m.; bridge, 12; 30 p.m.; arts - Gift Certificates Available - Thanksgiving dinner a most enjoyable and and crafts club. 12; 30 p.m.; exercise with 763 Main Street / 643-1191 • 191 Main Street / 643-1900 h m memorable occasion. Rose, 1;30 p.m. Starting Monday. Nov. 30, the center will be Thursday — orchestra rehearsal, 9 a.m.; collecting food items for Christmas baskets to Thursday program following lunch. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it go to needy families in Manchester. Donations Friday — ceramics, 9; 30 a.m.; bingo, 10 * will be accepted in ther front office. Let’s a.m.; exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m.; setback, make Christmas a happy time for others as 12; 30 p.m.; exercise with Rose, 1;30 p.m. well as ourselves. Transportation; To and from the senior : HOLIDAY SALE Please make note of the following Thursday center, call for a ride at least a day in advance. programs; Blood pressure; Wednesday, Dec. 2,9 to 11 ^ Tuesday Dec. 1 Dec. 3 — Slide presentation on Russia by a.m.; Wednesday, Dec. 9, A-K, 9 to 11 a.m.-; Mrs. Scott A. Eagleson Mrs. Christopher J. Merisotis Daniel Maznicki Mary-Ellen S. Barrett Teri Parrott. Wednesday, Dec. 16, L-Z, 9 to 11 a.m. * For Yourself and Gift Giving Shelley M. Strattman Dec. 10 — Story telling by Gertrude Blanks. Dec. 17 — CHirlstmas party, grab-bag gift i • Special collection of unique and glittering jewelry. ♦ Eagleson-Caron Merisotls-Harshbarger Barrett-Clark exchange and music by the Bennet Junior Menu for the week Strattman-Maznicki High School Clioral Group under the direction * • Small fine pieces of china, glass, and pewter. ^ Cynthia Jeanne Caron, daughter of Wendy Jean Harshbarger, daughter Mr. and Mrs. John J. Barrett of West of Mel Lumpkin. Monday — Roast beef grinder, juice, Joseph and Eleanor Caron of Omaha, of Dr. James E. Harshbarger of Easton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Strattman Hartford announce the engagement of Dec. 14 — No lunch. Movie, ”Mr. Mom,” at dessert, beverage. Soft, cuddly stuffed animals - toys & trucks for all ages. ♦ Neb., and Scott Allen Eagleson, son of and Mrs. Jean H. Harshbarger of Fort Jr. of 70 Redwood Road announce the their daughter. Mary-Ellen Sullivan 11 a.m. Tuesday — Macaroni and cheese, vegeta­ Gordon and Jeanne Eagleson of 172 Myers, Fla., and Christopher James engagement of their daughter. Shelley Barrett, to Robert Blake Clark, son of A- Seniors are invited to attend the annual ble, roll, dessert, beverage. A Porter St., were married Nov. 7 at South Merisotis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marie Strattman, to Daniel Maznicki, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Clark of West holiday open house at the historic Cheney Wednesday — Grilled cheese sandwich, THE PENNY SAVER United Methodist Church. Merisotis of Manchester, were married son of Paul and Jennie Maznicki of South Hartford. Homestead on Dec. 6 from noon to 4 p.in. soup, dessert, beverage. The Rev. Sheppard Johnson officiated Oct. 17 at St. George Greek Orthodox Windsor. The bride-elect is the granddaughter Home-baked goodies, mulled cider and music Thursday — Lasagna, tossed salad, garlic % 46 Purnell Place • Manchester a at the candlelight service. Christine J. Cathedral. The bride-elect is a graduate of of Mrs. Eileen Barrett of Deepwood will be provided. The affair is sponsored by the bread, beverage, dessert. * Hours; 10-5 Tues.-Sst. / Thursday 'til 8:30 Caron, sister of the bride, was maid of The Rev. Dr. James Demetriades Manchester High School and Data Drive and the late F. Leo Barrett. Manchester Historical Society and is free of Friday — Chicken salad sandwich, soup, ■k honor. Patricia Tomeo was bridesmaid. officiated at the service. The bride was Institute of Business. She is employed The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of charge. beverage, dessert. if. If. If If. If Jon Yedmans was best man. Ushers given in marriage by her father. by American Express Travel Services the Loomis Chaffee School, Windsor. Concerning trips, please make note of the were Glenn Eagleson, Chris Shea and Patricia R. Griffith was maid of honor. of Bloomfield. She received a bachelor’s degree in 1985 following; Kirk Champ. Bridesmaids were Mary Ellen Parkin­ The prospective bridegroom is a from Georgetown University School of Dec. 7 — Ingleside Mall. $6, includes Scores Fashionable Gifts After a reception at Lucian’s Restau­ son and Cynthia T. Thomas. graduate of South Windsor High School Foreign Service and will receive a law transportation. Monday. Nov. 23, pinochle: Sue Scheibenp- rant in South Windsor the couple left on a Michael Merisotis, brother of the and is employed by Super Spring & degree next May from the University of Dec. 9—Coachlight, “Guys 4 Dolls,” taking for your Holiday Giving wedding trip to St. Lucia Island, the groom, was best man. Ushers were Brake Co. Inc. of Hartford. Connecticut School of Law. flug 818, Ann Fisher 783, Dorn Anastasio 772, a waiting list for a second bus; call the senior Edith Albert 766, Betty Jesanis 761, Sam West Indies. They are making their Jamie Merisotis and Emanuel Meriso­ A Sept. 10 wedding is planned at St. The prospective bridegroom is a 1981 center. home in Manchester. tis, brothers of the groom. Bartholomew Church. graduate of Conard High School. He Schors 740, Rene Malre 720, Art Bouffard 720. SAVE UP TO 30% Jan. 25-26 — Atlantic City. $72.50. includes Tuesday, Nov. 24, bowling — Ron York 502; Off Regular Prices The bride is a graduate of the After a reception at the Yankee received a bachelor’s degree in 1985 transportation, one night at Trump Castle University of Nebraska and isemployed Silversmith Inn, Wallingford, thecouple from Dartmouth College and will Stan Kolanowsk 201, 540; Stan WlockowskI Casino Hotel, evening show and rebates. Call 205; Charlie Glode 500; Stan Zaimor 533; ■■ by St. Francis Hospitai and Medical left on a wedding trip to St. Maarten. receive a law degree in May from the Daniels Travel at 646-3012. Center, Hartford, as a medicai social They are making their home in McKee-DIBella University of Connecticut School of Bruno Giordano 240, 208,600; Sam McAllister Congratulations to Martin Bakstan who just 216, 223, 608; Phil Washburn 206, 560; Ed worker. Manchester. Pat L.M. McKee of Bloomfield, Law. celebrated his 95th birthday and Peter Featuring: The bridegroom is a graduate of Dean The bride is a graduate of Southern An August wedding is planned. Adams 512; Harvey Duplin 574; Max Smole formerly of Manchester, announces the Peperitls who will be celebrating his 101st 505; Dick Colbert 553; Mike Piero 525; Leo Junior College and Colorado State Connecticut State College, majoring in engagement of her daughter, Sara University, Fort Collins. He is the psychology. She is employed as lead birthday on Dec. 3. Leggitt 512; Oaire Petersen 502; John ■ Diamonds co-owner and president of Quality children’s ^rvices worker at High LuAnn McKee of 163 Oak St., to Matthew Kravontka 502. Thomas DIBella of Manchester, son of Schedule for the week Edna Christensen 187, 503; Cathy Ringrose ■ Diamond Jewelry Interiors Inc. of Middletown. Meadows in Hamden. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiBella of Chitlin feast The bridegroom is a graduate of Monday — ceramics, 9; 30 a.m.; basket- 450; Jeanette Piero 190; Loma Kmlec 192,500. Manchester High School and is owner Glastonbury. The bride-elect is also the ■ Gold, 14K & 18K and general manager of Spectrum daughter of the late Hamilton McKee Jr. feeds 60,000 She is a 1979 graduate of Bloomfield ■ Pearls Audio Visual Associates, Bolton. High School and is employed by Stop & SALLEY, S.C. (AP) - Salley is Shop of Manchester. expecting 60,(KK) people for dinner Health clinics scheduled ■ Watches The prospective bridegroom was Saturday, and will be ready for Health clinics scheduled in December by the Wednesday, Dec. 16 — Blood pressure . - ‘V educated in Florida schools and is them with 10 tons of chitlin. clinic, 9 to 11 a.m., Manchester Senior ~ W - ■ Silver Go easy on your stomach The 22nd annual Chitlin Strut town Health Department: employed by Stop & Shop of Wethers­ Citizens’ Center. field and Coca-Cola of East Hartford. celebrates pork with piles of the Wednesday, Dec. 2 - exercise class, 1:15 p.m., Manchester Senior Qtizens Center, Wednesday, Dec. 16 — Blood pressure An October 1989 wedding is planned. cleaned, boiled, battered and fried clinic. 1 to2p.m„ Spencer Village, community • WASHINGTON (AP) - The old not the only painkiller that should not hog intestines. nurse’s office, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. ■ ■■■ .'..-4 line, ’’Take three aspirin before you be used in combination with alcohol. It takes two days to prepare the Thursday, Dec. 3 - “Changes,’ workshop room, Pascal Lane. go to bed and you won't wake up with It warns that stomach upset call Della Cava-Anderson feast, with town council members series, 10 to 11 a.m., Manchester Senior Quality Jewelry 5 a hangover,” is not good advice, a occur if alcohol is used in combina­ Citizens’ Center. Raphael drawings at library new consumers’ brochure says. tion with ibuprofen drugs such as Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Della Cava of among the squadrons of cooks. with a Last year, 55,000 visitors invaded Monday, Dec. 7 — Blood pressure clinic, 9 to NEW YORK (AP) — “Raphael and His In fact, says the pamphlet, ’’Food & Advil, Haltran, Medipren, Motrin Scarsdale, N.Y., announce the engage­ 10 a.m., Westhlll Gardens, community room, ment of their daughter. Laura Della the town of 500 for the festival. Circle,” a major loan exhibiUon of more than Personal Touch Drug Interactions,” aspirin should and Nuprin, as well as other types of To work off the calories, there 24 Bluefield Drive. not be taken along with alcohol or painkillers. Cava, to Peter D. Anderson, son of Mr. 90 drawings, is on view at the Plerpont Morgan are hog-calling and strutting Monday. Dec. 7 - Blood pressure cUnic, Library here through Jan. 3,1988, and will not fruit juice because they are all hard The brochure is organized by and Mrs. Earl S. Anderson of 10:45 to 11:30 a.m., Bennet Apartments, on the stomach. Manchester. contests, a parade and pageant be shown anywhere else. A R F U G O r s i l disease, rather than by drugs, to queen, doggers, dancing and residenU only, community room. 1146 Main Approximately half the drawings in the The brochure, published by the make it easier for consumers to use, The bride-elect is a cum laude lEWEURS. INC. National Consumers League, the graduate of Northeastern University carnival rides and crafts. St.. exhibition are by Raphael, the rest by such said Jane King, deputy director of the Salley does acknowledge that Wednesday, Dec. 9 — Blood pressure clinic immediate followers of his as Giovanni American Pharmaceutical Associa­ with a bachelor’s degree. She earned (A-K), 9 to 11 a.m., Manchester Senior National Consumers League. It fo­ her ceriticate in dental hygiene from not everybody likes chitlins. Francesco Penni, Giulio Romano and Poli- Manchester Professional Park tion, the Food and Drug Administra­ cuses on the interactions between tion and the Food Marketing Insti­ Forsyth School of Dental Hygienists and “There will be hot dogs and CiUzeiu’ Center. „ , „ doro da Caravaggio. 341 Broad Street, Suite 103 - 649-9522 drugs and alcohol or caffeine. hamburgers, but these don’t start Monday, Dec. 14 — Blood pressure clinic, 9 The works have been lent by BriUsh and tute, offers all sorts of advice on is practicing in White Plains, N.Y. to 10 a.m., Mayfair Gardens, community Mon.-Fri. 10 6:30 / S«l. 9-3 The effects range from stomach The prospective bridegroom is a until the chitlins are gone — American collections, including the Ashmo- which drugs and foods should and room, 211-215 N. Main St. Authorismd Seiko end Citiamn W'mteh D e^er should not be combined. upset to ones that can be extremely graduate of Northeastern University usually about midaftemoon,” said lean Museum of Oxford (the largest reposi­ Mayor E.W. Clamp. tory of Raphael drawings in the world). For instance, it says that aspirin is serious. with a science degree. He is employed at to?pS “,SaWatlOTAr^yCitodel(^ Citibank in New York City. T'."5rrtr’, A grim warning to buckie up . vfV. Dr. Gott DEAR boyfriend’s house, where he baby­ Peter Gott, M.D. ABBY: I am a sits two small children, at 8; 30 p.m. radiologic tech­ with no adults present. The boy is a nologist at a mature 16. My wife and I both feel large hospital. Dear Abby that without proper supervision this My job is secure is not a very good idea. Our ; in large part due Abigail Van Buren daughter acts hurt and says we to people who do don’t trust her. Blood transfusion not wear seat We would appreciate your opin­ belts. I want to ion and comments. “'MAGAZINE especially PARENTS OF THE GIRL a was probably safe thank; • T he 45- DEAR PARENTS: I agree with DEAR DR. GOTT: My daughter, now 9, got two year-old female who had just a little asking me how her son was. you. Small children are usually in transfuBions at birth. Should she bechecked for AIDS? too much to drink and was driving • ’The 22-year-oid woman who bed and asleep by 8; 30 p.m. or 9 She’s very smart and would want to know why she was home about 55 mph when her car was sideswiped by a passing car. p.m.. which leaves a 14-year-old having blood drawn. hydroplaned on a puddle. She and She hit a tree and rolled over twice. girl and a mature 16-year-old boy her car went through a fence and hit She suffered only a broken collar­ alone and unchaperoned in a DEAR READER: In general, transfused blood given a tree. She was thrown from the car bone — oops, sorry — she was tempting situation. before 1979 is considered to have been free of the AIDS and it rolled over her. She had a wealing her seat belt. She only kept The issue is not a matter of virus. By my calculation', your daughter was broken neck and back, skull and me busy for 20 minutes. “trust” — it’s reducing the transfused about 1979. Therefore, I suspect that you do jaw fractures, broken ribs, col­ So all you people out there who temptation. not have to worry about the state of her health. lapsed lung, fractured pelvis, find seat belts too much trouble to Nonetheless, I recommend that you ask your child’s broken femur, shattered lower leg use,, too confining or uncomforta­ pediatrician about this. and ankle, and a broken arm. I ble, keep it up! You keep my job For Abby’s booklet, ”How to DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband and I feel like X-rayed her for over 3Vk hours. She secure. Sign me... Have a Lovely Wedding,” send a complete fools. We got a call from a clinic that had just can’t feel or move anything below SAFE AND SECURE check or money order for $2.89 opened in our area. They offered free car^ac her neck. She will be here at the IN KENTUCKY ($3.39 in Canada) to; Dear Abby. ultrasounds as a way to introduce the clinic. They said hospital for quite a while yet. ^Wedding Booklet. P.O. Box 447, that we would not be charged for any other tests, • The 26-year-old man who DEAR ABBY: Our 14-year-old Mount Morris. III. 61054 (postage although our insurance company would be billed. leaned on his armrest while turning daughter wants to go to her and handling are included). Our insurance company has disallowed 94,000 of the a comer. ’The door flew open, he fell nearly $8,000 worth of tests the clinic performed on us out, and the car ran over him. He during our four-hour visit. Our family doctor called the suffered a broken pelvis and two tests unjustified. Our insurance has both a yearly and shattered femurs. He’s lucky. With Thoughts lifetime maximum, so naivete is an expensive a few more operations, he’ll walk '4<-n,Tv commodity, I guess. again — with pain and difficulty, of ' ': ‘Ml Please warn your readers to be more aware than we course, but he will walk again. He Many years ago during my Salvation mejns the past forgiven, ■ were. kept me busy for over an hour. teen-age years, I discovered a new life for the present, and a ’The parents of a 3-year-old boy gospel booklet printed by Good assurance for the future! DEAR READER: Unfortunately, you and your who was standing itt the front seat News Publishers. The message As a teenager I discovered that husband appear to have been the victims of an between them. A truck ran a red spoke to my own heart and Jesus (Christ truly gives love, peace expensive come-on. light and their car broadsided it. interested me. The tiny booklet is and joy to those who trust in Him as I am printing your letter in hope that your They were going only 20 miles an still available for only pennies, but Saviour and make Him the Lord of experiences will help open the eyes of other people who hour when the car stopped. ’The the influence of the message is their life. You too can have the best might otherwise be tempted by unsolicited offers of little boy didn’t. He was brought in abiding and more appreciated than thing in life! health care. with massive head and chest ever. Adult life along with growing I’ve said it many times before, and I’ll say it again; A injuries after he flew through the experience has only confirmed its Pastor Kenneth Gustafson person will obtain the best medical care from a windshield and slammed against truth and value. Calvary Church of the personal or family doctor. Such a professional knows the truck. ’The trauma team and I The tiny pictorial messenger Assemblies of God the patient and is the best judge of what testing — if any were busy with him for almost two says simply the following; The best — may be necessary. In addition, the family doctor is in hours before resuscitation efforts thing In life is not pleasure .. is not ^ the position of having the knowledge to coordinate a stopped and he was pronounced wealth ... is not education ... is not' HfecMp team effort, call in specialists when necessary, dead. I worked on the parents health ... is not success .. But The interpret lab values, follow day-to-day (or year-to- another two hours. His mother kept best thing in life is to be saved. H ealth Tip year) progress and become involved in the increas­ ingly complex task of keeping people healthy. A final comment; I think that you should consider writing a letter of complaint to your county medical society. Although the new clinic may not be engaging in Salon unethical behavior, the actions of its doctors seem to me to be bordering on the unethical. At the very least, I believe that their method of solicitation is inapprop­ Ultra riate and unprofessional. Family Hair Care If you have questions about menopause, you can get answers in Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on the Announces by Roy D. Katz, R.Pb. subject. Send $1 to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to ask for the “Health Report on Menopause.’’ Pre-Holiday MOIST AIR - FEW COLDS Coldi Increase when the winter beat- World’s smallest pumpkin Specials inf season befina, because tbe dry air In bested rooms parcbes tbe nose and ELKHORN, Neb. (AP) — A quarter-sixed pumpkin tbroat membranes, wtalcb are then that tips the scale at one-half ounce has won the world’s with Sandi more susceptible to virus infection. smallest pumpkin contest. Dry mucus membranes cannot clean Earl W. Brown of Madisonvllle, Ky., the proud owner to welcome tbemaeivcs by action of tbeir cilia of the puny pumpkin, on Thursday beat 233 other new customers (bairllke structures) that move mucus upward out of tbe respiratory system, entries from 40 states and two Canadian provinces to clearinf away germs and viruses. If collect the American Eagie one-ounce gold coin, worth bomes, scbools, and places of work can nearly $500 and only slightly smaller in diameter than Reg. *35 be bumidified to about SS% it should the pumpkin. Highlight ^25®® help to reduce tbe common cold infec­ The coin will go to Brown’s favorite charity. The tion. pumpkin’s future is less certain. Reg. *22 ’The combined weight of the entries was only 30 Cut & Style ^16®® , lianthpatpr lipralh pounds, so storage and handling wasn’t much of a probiem, said John Hanson, a partner in the miniature December 1st - 15th pumpkin seed company that sponsored the contest. Hvtmnbur NbOo m I Pmcripiiofi Cttim* SatMnfay, 28,1987 So what good is a bite-sixed pumpkin? Tue». & Thurs. 9-9 “You don’t have to make pies with them,” said Wed. & Fri. 9-6 555 Main Street Hanson’s partner, Kurt Wuiischleger. "They are 348 Main Street perfectly content to become fall decorations, setting on Sat. 8-4 Manchester ■ 643-9525 Mancheeter the tables, finding their way onto desks or becoming * Ampls Parking In Rear a (Aerosa from Mary Ckanry AiM ir tAbrmry) part of a fall flower arrangement.” 649-1025 X I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 28, 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 28. 19«7 - t i Between the Lines Lifestyles The story behind the story Gounnet maikjrder foods hit home By Josie San Antonio style” Mexican necessities — ordering gourmet By Karen Judson sauces and seasonings, is readily food by mail is not like buying accessible to customers of his out bien ou rien: Only jeans for the kids on specitd Q. Please give me some from the catalog.” Lazy Susan Foods, Inc. in San information on Patrick Swayze. the best or nothing. If the motto of Maison While gourmet is a difficult Antonio, Texas. He’s such a great actor and “1 enjoy dealing with the Glass Delicacies, a New term to define (kiwi fruit and dancer. Ashley M., Trenton, users of my'products, their likes, York-based mail-order Perrier water were once N.J. dislikes, suggestions — even the gourmet-food company, considered gourmet items, and occasional complaint,” Reeves A. He’s 34, from Houston, Tmirrors your own attitude toward are now routinely stocked in says. “I have had people call Texas, the son of an engineer dining, then your time has supermarkets), purveyors of ' and a choreographer (among her gourmet foods agree that their just to ask how to use one of our come. picante sauces that they received credits: “Urban Cowboy”) who From fresh beluga caviar to products are special because of had him dancing from the age of the emphasis on taste, quality as a gift, and that's fine. I might wild rice from the North woods, tell them to serve a little on a 3. He continued to study dance to farm-grown shrimp and and freshness. as a teen-ager and suffered Since selectivity and quality meatloaf, put some on a steak, authentic sauces and recipes or mix it with scrambled eggs or tremendously for it in the way of from far-off regions of the are the keys to the success of taunts from his fellow specialty food products, most are cottage cheese.” nation and the world — now, as Reeves laughingly recalls a schoolmates. In order not to be never before, the best in fine not mass-produced, but are made beaten up frequently, he became Glenn Ford Demi Moore in smaller batches — often by middle-of-the night telephone cuisine is as accessible as your call from a customer in adept at fighting and a supreme mailbox. individuals or entire families overall athlete. By the time he Q. Whatever happened to Glenn Q. Was Demi Moore ever a who consider the business a Australia. “He had tried our Gourmet or specialty food has jalapeno mustard while on graduated from high school, he Ford? Is he still acting? Gloria model? Is she working on any become a $3.5-billion-a-year labor of love. new movies? R.L.D., business trip to San Antonio and could pick and choose among V. Torres, Emysire, Calif. industry in the United States, Sadie Kendall, of Atascadero, college scholarships — in Markham, lU. he wanted to place an order for A.. He is, and for his efforts with foods ordered by mail Calif., was completing her use no chemical preservatives chocolate roses (dark, milk or football, track, diving and was recently honored by the San A. She was, indeed, when she studies for a philosophy degree one 16-ounce jar. I think the accounting for just over 19 and we guarantee quality and white chocolate) shipped freight was $40, and at that time gymnastics. He also had Sebastian Film Festival in Spain. was 16, living in Los Angeles when she discovered freshness.” Fresh shrimp arc overnight express from scholarship offers from three percent of total sales. the mustard was only $2.95 a Currently, he has a couple of and trying to become an actress cheese-making several years shipped overnight express, Essentially Chocolate in major dance companies. Six hundred twenty-four jar.” projects in development but his in films. By 18, that's what .she companies do 100 percent of ago. “I loved to cook, and packed in ice, or, if frozen, may Washington, D.C., will be He selected the gymnastics next TV show will most likely was doing so she stopped making cheese was a challenge Since dialing the telephone is scholarship to a local college, their food marketing by mail arrive in two days. The company delicately wrapped in tissue be this year’s version of “Circus modeling. She has b ^ n working order, according to Maxwell because it Was complicated. I also ships ftesh stone-crab paper, nestled in a a painless, time-saving solution San Jacinto, but dropped out to on a new movie, “The of the Stars.” Sroge, a Colorado Springs had intended to go to law claws, snapper, grouper, chocolate-colored floral box tied to the gift-giving dilemma, tour with the show “Disney on Boarder” with Michael Biehn publisher who researches the school, but in my last semester I swordfish and frogs’ legs. with a satin ribbon, then packed companies have made shipping Parade.” (He played Prince and Jurgen Prochnow; it's mail-order field. This industry took a food-science class and The best is priced again to prevent breakage. gifts for clients a staple of the Charming.) After the tour, he tentatively due for release early moved to New York, continued has been growing at an annual decided I was more interested in accordingly, with advertising, Squashed cakes, leaky jars business. (Sioge’s figures next year. his dance training with the i d . rate of 6 '/r percent, says Sroge. cheese-making than in becoming packaging and freight included and broken cookies do show up indicate that gifts account for Harkness Ballet, the Buffalo And will continue to expand as a lawyer,” says Kendall. in the total cost. TTie catalog, for occasionally, but virtually all 25.7 percent of all food-by-mail Ballet, the Joffrey and the Elliot Patrick Swayze more compallies emerge to meet In the meantime, Sadie had example, can be expensive to reputable fo^-by-mail sales.) Feld Dance Company. He was the demand for exotic, acquired “a backyard goat,” produce. Since the picture alone companies guarantee “People often call us for Q. What is John Wayne’s son’s an unusually large dwcer after John Travolta and Barry “Grandview U.S.A.,” “Red hard-to-find products. and after obtaining a second must sell the product, most food replacement or your money unusual gift items,” confirms name and what has he been in? (earning him the nickname The Bostwick — just as the show Dawn” and “Youngblood.” The escalating popularity of degree in dairy manufacturing, catalogs are professionally back. Keith Costas, one of the owneis Frederick John, Waterbury, Godzilla of Ballet) and one often was becoming the Most people became aware of gourmet mail-order foods can be she launched her cheese-making prepared, with enticing color Indeed, the gourmet-to-go of Coastal Express and Spirits in Conn. in pain, due to a knee injury then-longest-running musical on him, Aough, in the miniseries explained by increased numbers business. She no longer milks photos on slick paper depicting industry seems especially geared Washington, D.C., where edible suffered while playing football Broadway and all of the critics “North and South” and its A. We assume you mean Patrick of “typical” gourmet food her own goats (“good livestock the company’s tasty wares. to service, emphasizing gifts are wired via a network of in high school. came back to re-review it. The sequel. Currently, he’s one of Wayne, the Duke's 48-year-oId customers. Simmons Market help is hard to find”), but The cost of packaging and satisfaction guaranteed, with gourmet retailers, much like the After three knee operations, resulting acclaim for him the hottest actors around with son. He made his movie debut at Research Bureau's “Study of continues to provide a select delivery, which may be by convenience for the customer as FTD floral service. (Essentially he decided to leave ballet for the propelled him to Hollywood. the film “Dirty Dancing” out 11 in his father's movie “Rio,” Media and Markets” describes group of customers with overnight air express, comprise a the watchword. Chocolate is the parent less strenuous (at least on his In Hollywood, he was cast in and three others due out: “Tiger appeared in another western, an those individuals as usually high-quality cheeses. The creme significant part of the total John Reeves, who makes “old company.) ■ knee) world of Broadway. He roles in the TV series “The Warsaw,” “Nomad” and unsuccessful spoof called between the ages of 35 and 44, de la creme of being in the charges for specialty-food did well: a role in tfle musical Renegades” and “M*A*S*H” “Desert Warriors.” He’s “Rustler's Rhapsody” a few "T lrv college educated, affluent and business, says Sadie, is “having catalog items. While mail-order .“Goodtime Charley”-«nd the and the movies “Skatetown married to actress-dancer Lisa years back and has done a lot of most likely to live in a city. the product to eat myself. 1 food packaging is designed to HAPPY THANKSGIVING ‘ lead in “Grease.” Fortyitpusly U.S.A.,” “The Outsiders,” Niemi and they live on a ranch TV: the series “Shirley,” Other studies indicate that the couldn't afford it if 1 wasn't preserve freshness and guard for him, he took on tht lead — “Uncommon Valor,” outside of L.A. “Love Boat,” “Fantasy typical mail-order gourmet making it myself!” against breakage, it is often an Island,” etc. shopper has been exposed to To assure quality, many art, as well. He's now appearing onstage many types of foods in different food-by-mail companies The many flavors of popcorn Q. My favorite newscaster is Two years later, while in Los Angeles in “The Owl regions of the United States and guarantee hand-selected, and pretzels from The Popcorn Peter Jennings. Please teU me covering the Democratic and the Pussycat.” Europe, and likes to entertain chemical-ftee products. Paul and Factory in Lake Bluff, 111., come in decorated metal pails designed about him. Florence Keller, National Convention in Atlantic but has little time to shop. Betty Keene, proprietors of Philadelphia, Pa. City, he met an ABC News A growing interest in gourmet Walnut Acres in Penns Creek, by Sandra Boynton, a former executive who offered him a job cooking has also sparked the Pa., promise organically grown illustrator of children’s books. A. He’s 49, from Toronto, the as a correspondent. He took it demand for special foods. In a products, using absolutely no The cover of a box of Italian chocolates from Balducci’s in son of an executive with the and moved to New York. recent reader survey. Bon chemicals, preservatives or New York is a print of a floral Canadian Broadcasting Shortly afterward, he was Appetit magazine reported that additives. still life by 18th-century artist Company. The company ties offered another spot — that of Patrick Wane of 2,949 respondents, 80 percent Lucas and Barbara Nersesian, Joseph Nigg, and gift baskets help^ tire budding broadcaster, anchor of the network's said they “often cook for fun,” owners of Luke’s Almond Acres who at 9 was given his own are ^istically crafted from then-15-minute evening and two-thirds of this number Reedley, Calif., hand-sort all of program, “Peter’s People,” a newscast. He was 26 at the time their almonds twice, with the tinted wicker and bamboo. weekly half-hour radio show for Anything you’d like to know about said they cooked at least once a Live lobsters and clams from and by his own admission, week. Many gourmet cookbooks help of their two sons, and \ children. At prep school, he was inexperienced; he stayed for just prominent personalities? Write to Josie, promise top-quality natural Legal Sea Foods in Boston will list companies that will supply a crack athlete but not a great or over two years and switched almonds that are whole nuts, arrive at your door in an particularly engaged student; he Between the Lines, King Features Syndicate, hard-to-find ingredients by mail. back to his correspondent's beat. free of broken pieces. ice-pack-cooled styrofoam dropped out before graduation. He spent the next 10 years 235 E. 45th St. New York. N.Y. 10017. “Gourmet food has become We wish lor our patrons the best that the holiday high fashion,” explains Maty The key to the success of cooler, packed inside in seaweed overseas, earning a reputation as moistened with the company’s weekend brings... Regardless, he soon got a job Jane Anderson of Anderson Simply Shrimp in Fort the love of family as an interviewer on an Ontario a top foreign correspondent and own seawater formula. Publishing in Chicago, who Lauderdale, Fla., is in quality the warmth of friends radio station; three years later, becoming, in 1978, foreign (Complete with bibs, place mats, publishes an industry newsletter control, according to president and of course — he switched to TV as the host of anchor for the three-anchor ABC Vickie Fuller. “Everything is nutcrackers and cooking “World News Tonight.” After called Foods By Mail. a full tummy! various news shows for the hand-selected. Our shrimp are instructions when you order the From all of us at CBC. In 1962, he was hired as principal anchor Frank “The items tend to be pricey, Maine Event for Two, a seafood but this has no effect on sales, farm-raised in ponds and fed network evening news co-anchor Reynolds' death in 1983, he only certain food. They are dinner consisting of two large for rival network CTV and as became sole aiKhor; his ratings because people who order foods exposure,^.,. starved for a few days before lobsters, two pounds of by mail are literally buying the part of that job, was sent to have been steadily improving they are taken from the water, to littleneck clams and a half-pint ^ II IramlnfC New Hours; Clotad Mon. best, and they also like the 111 Center Street M ra » tuss., Wsd.. Frl. 9-5:30 Peter Jennings cover stories around the world. since. make the veins smaller — this of clam chowder.) convenience and the fun. These Manchester - 649-6939______Thurs. 9-9 - S«t. 9-5 provides a cleaner shrimp. We A dozen long-stemmed i.' I ' l " .»j ,1,1 • people are not buying the i‘« • • • ■ • •■-.i MANCHESTER HEltALD. Saturday. Nov. 2». 1987 -

U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 28,1987 Cover Story WEEKEND TELEVKION Kirstie Alley finally gets cheers Saturday, Nov. 28 [ESP N ] Fireside With the Legends (60 5:00AM Clll U.S. Farm Report brought out what I already min.) “Password” followed along 26 Shopping Network By Linda-Marie Singer knew: I was a goon. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Start the Revolution with $1,000 in pocket money. [C N N ] Crossfire “To top it off, I had this low W ithout M e ' T w o sets of identical twins, irstie Alley, “Cheers’ ” Parlaying all that into IDIS] Walt Disney Presents: How to separated at birth, meet thirty years later chutzpah. Alley tried her luck at voice and weird name. Why Relax Goofy demonstrates a number of on the eve of the French Revolution. Gene latest media sensation, ■goofy' ways to spend leisure time. (60 Wilder, Donald Sutherland. Hugh Griffith auditions and landed a role in couldn't I have been Suzy Jones arrives at Paramount — a 5’2” blond-haired, blue-eyed mm.) 1970. Rated PG. ’’Star Trek B.” Later she scored [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Railroaded' Circumstan­ [U SA] Jimmy Swaggart with Ted Danson and cheerleader?” high marks as the crazed tial evidence involves young boy in mur­ 7 : 30AM ® Popeye and Son Rhea Perlman for their Never mind pointing to the der John Ireland. She'ia Ryan 1947. read-through. She is abolitionist in the TV miniseries dD Star Commanders much-sought-after woman of 5:20AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'True Sto­ “North and South,” while her (J ) Molly's Pilgrim (CC*) A 9-year-old carryingK a chicken (Billy Idol) ries' (CC ) Tabloid newspapers oddest Russian-Jewish girl moves to the United today. Slender, tall — a real stones are found in this satirical portrait of inside a blue-and-white striped own show, “Masquerade,” States and faces the insensitivity and ridi­ beauty with sandy-brunette hair, small-town America Oavid Byrne, John flopped. cule of her classmates. satchel. hazel eyes and sultry voice. Goodman, Annia McEnroe. 1986 Rated “Don’t blame her for that,” (11) Voltron. Defender of the Universe “Hi, Billy!’" she says, her “Now I get the funniest PG (In Stereo) says Peter Brecli (“The Big (26) Popeye & Pals voice crackling and snapping up 5:30AM ri1' i n n News letters from classmates who send (2^ Muppets two octaves. Valley”), one of the guest stats. [C N N ] Showbiz Today “You meet all kinds of egos in along ’regards and love.’ This (36) Foofur Idol, wrapped delicately in a 6:00AM (30 Young Universe (R) this business, and it was a relief girl 1 barely even knew (except (38) It's Your Business fuzzy pink terrycloth towel, iXl Can You Be Thinner? she was a cheerleader and the C4(6) Great Christmas Race Animated. Lol­ clucks in response. The actress to work with this gal. She’s (ID ;i8l CNN News totally professional and very bitch of the earth) suddenly calls lipop D'anon and his pals team up to com­ quickly closes her dressing-room out of the blue. Instant friends. 11' Christian Science Monitor Reports bat the evil schemes of Baron Bad Blood door. “Well, there’s a studio quiet. At the same time she has 20' N e w Zoo Revue during the holiday season Yeah, is that what you mean by (41) Princess Caballero rule about not bringing in dogs, a definite sparkle.” 61 Popeye stardom?” [C N N ] Sports Close-up but who said anything about She’ll acknowledge the [C N N ] Daybreak There’s a knock on the door [DIS] You and Me. Kid chickens?" sparkle. Especially if you’re (D IS ] Donald Duck Presents Kirstie Alley, the newest cast referring to her 1983 role as and a handsome man enters. (H B O l M OVIE: 'Rascals and Robbers: 8:00AM d) Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Maggie in Tennessee Williams’ “Hi, Kirstie. I’m Ted The Secret Adventures of Tom Sawyer Theater member on “Cheers,” is a and Huck Finn' Tom Sawyer and Huck (T ) Dukes of Hazzard “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” One Danson.” He says in a mocking Finn overhear a plot against the townspeo­ hilarious prankster. She can’t (X) (40) Care Bears Family (CC). help it. But in case you’re of the theatergoers at Los voice, “We haven’t met yet,” ple to cheat them out of $15,000 Patrick Angeles’ Mark Taper Forum was and extends his hand. Creadon. Anthony Michael Hall 1982 rii) Heathcliff wondering, the 31-year-old is not (20) Porky Pig “Ted! I’d like you to meet...” 6:1 5AM eSD Davey 8i Goliath a publicist’s fabrication. She’s James Burrows, “Cheers” .22) 30) Gummi Bears (CC) He eyes the chicken. "Do the 6:30AM ' y Captain Bob always been, well, executive producer. Evidently he 24) Sesame Street (CC) 5 World Tomorrow unpredictable. Take her brief liked what he saw. Four years guards know you have this?” )26) Kidsongs (In Stereo) .8 Flintstone Kids (CC) stint at Kansas State where she later Alley replaced Shelley “I brought her in this little .38: Wall Street Journal Report 9 Comic Strip majored in “sandbox courses" Long in those seductive bag. Billy, say hello to Ted.” 41 Remi 11 Planet of the Apes (riflery and flower arranging), confipontations. “What are we?” Danson 57 World Chess Championships 18 Classified Eighteen Offers informa while her brother Craig “Everyone is asking about the inquires, inspecting the stranger. tion on the latest employment opportuni­ [C N N ] Daybreak graduated and is now managing chemistry heating up between ’’ ’We’ are a Japanese silky ties in the Connecticut area [DIS] Dumbo's Circus a lumber company back home. Rebecca and Sam,” says chicken. When 1 heard they ate 20 Sylvanian Families [ESPN] SportsCenter A FATHER D O W LIN G MYSTERY — Tom Bosley and Tracy Nelson star in "Fatal seasoned “Cheers” star, Ted them down in Chinatown, I had 38 American Ski Week (HBO) MOVIE: The Sterile Cuckoo' A Confession; A Father Dowling Mystery," an NBC movie airing Monday, Nov. 30. Her sister Colette is a teacher. naively innocent college boy falls in love 41 Follow Me Mentioning casually but Danson. “Every day we get a a friend pick her up for me.” with an outrageously wacky undergrad­ Bosley plays a crime-solving priest, and Nelson plays a nun who assists him. firmly how much she detested little closer. What I mean is,” (Alley and Stevenson purchased 61 Ahrakadabra uate Liza Minnelli. Wendell Burton. Tim school. Alley wound up on an he laughs, “what a thing it was the Al Jolson estate, and have a [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents Mclntire 1969. Rated PG for her to step into. Right away mini-zoo on the premises with [D IS] Contraption [U SA] Go for Your Dreams (18) Weight Control interior-designing treadmill for (3|) VegaS d7) Adam Smith's Money World [ESPN] SpeedWeek 8:30AM (3D Jim Henson's Muppet 'i f - 06) N e w Archies five years. people started making more than 35 animals.) ^(i) Isla del Tesoro [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch Kirstie Aiiey hopes “Cheers" vi/iii give her more [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Impossible Years' Babies 26' This Week in MotorSports “Please don’t jump on this as comparisons with Shelley, but A,nother knock. It’s “Cheers” A psychiartist has a difficult time coping (Sf; Say Brother The Post Pop Space Rock [DIS] Wind in the Willows CO 46) Little Clowns of Happytown (46) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) Kirstie didn’t care. ’To hell with roies in romantic comedies and dramatic co-star, Rhea Perlman. wiht his teen-age daughter s newfound Be-6op Gospel Tabernacle Chorus per­ [ESPN] Auto Racing one reporter did, but during two 11) Keys to Success forms spirituals, jazz and rock. maturity. David Niven. Lola Albright. Chad [TM C ] MOVIE: 'I Ought to Be in Pic­ (57) Wall Street Week (R) it.’ That was her attitude. “My God! Well, hello (18' International Championship W res­ years of that time I snorted features. Everett 1968 Rated G (ST Addams Family tures' A jobless screenwriter reluctantly [C N N ] College Football Preview Ultimately, audiences will be the there!” tling (60 mm.) cocaine. Unfortunately, the story [U SA ] Night Flight [CN N] Moneyweek rediscovers love and faith when his teen­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Saturday (60 “Rhea,” says Danson, “look 20' To m and Jerry age daughter unexpectedly arrives for a has somehow gotten out of judge, but she would have been [DIS] Donald Duck Presents min.) 7:00AM (T* Young Universe visit. Walter Matthau, Ann-Margret. Dinah a star with or without our at the chicken’s feet. Doesn’t 22 30 Smurfs [U SA] Perfect Diet context, and it looked as if 1 did I’ll admit it, 1 was after... C4) Sylvanian Families [ESPN ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance Manoff. 1982 Rated PG. show.” Alley flicks the ashes she look like she’s wearing those (26i M O V IE: 'Hellions' Five outlaws ride drugs only yesterday. I wasn’t a absent-mindedly into the rim of thrills.” She lapses into a John CE) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) into a peaceful town to kill the local ser­ [U S A ] Proline [U SA ] Love Your Skin 12:00PM (X) College Football: Upstairs in Alley’s dressing things you buy for your kids? geant. Richard Todd. Anne Aubrey, Marty Team s to be Armounced (3 hrs., 30 min.) space cadet, only irresponsible. 1 Belushi-Steve Martin vlll Tom and Jerry 1 0 :0 0 A M ® Pee-wee's Playhouse 11:00AM XD American Bandstand room, Billy Idol has begun to her potted plant. “God, the Wilde. 1962. (Live) You know, those furry rabbit v18) MOVIE: 'The Colossus of New York' XD W W F Wrestling Challenge stopped on my own and never .impression. “1 wanted ’w-i-l-d, (X) Charlie's Angels (X ' Mission Impossible fidget and pecks at the empty orchids arc still alive,” she says, shoes?” A brain surgeon transfers his dead scien­ v36) Bottomline checked into any clinic or made XO (46) Little Wizards (T) Fan Club X) World Wrestling Federation Cham­ bottle of Moet et Chandon, a with a look of disbelief. c-r-a-z-y b-o-y-s.’ “1 don’t believe it,” Perlman tist s brain to the head of a nine foot, four (41) Maquina del Tiempo a big thing out of it.” hundred and eighty pound automaton (X) Buck Rogers ® WWF Wrestling Spotlight pionship Wrestling “But how nice being “But what 1 really wanted [C N N ] Big Story good-luck gift from a friend. says, bobbing her head. “Does Otto Kruger. Mala Powers 1958. (11) Soul Train Solid Gold in Concert X America's Top Ten That was more than 10 years recognized for something you’ve was someone like you see in the [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! “This whole star business. 1 the chicken smoke? Listen, next ;20) Starcom (26) GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ CiD Cry Freedom: The Inside Story Prev­ SD Universal Wrestling Federation ago — long before Hollywood, done that alters someone’s life movies. You know, Kris [ESPN] Fishin' Hole don’t know. You have to watch time you carry in an animal, call (22) Niuppets tling iew of the upcoming film "C ry Freedom", (H) Bullwinkla long before her marriage to [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Critters' Fugitive aliens starring Denzel Washington and Kevin out not to believe your own — like ’Infidelity’ (ABC with Kristofferson: .a Rhodes scholar (30) Ring Around the World ® (96) ALF MOVIE: 'The Sugartand Express' A ine. Let me give you my home with an appetite for human flesh eat their Kline, based on the life story of Stephen (actor) Parker Stevenson. “Then Lee Horsely). The studio underneath, but on the outside RockSchool wife arranges her husband’s jailbreak. Gol­ publicity,” she cautions, lighting number. Maybe I’ll even bring [3|) Newsmakers way through a Kansas farming town. Dee Biko, South African black activist one day my sister showed up Wallace Stone, Scott Grimes, Billy Green Pro Wrestling die Hawn. William Atherton, Michael up a cigarette and waving the received letters and calls from — wild! (40) Abbott and Costello gf6) W W F Wrestling the kids.” Bush 1986 Rated PG-13 Sacks. 1974. with her children, and I didn’t “Then one day Parker played ,41) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe ^ El Tesoro del Saber smoke away from the chicken. women saying they got their ^ ^ Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock ( ^ Foofur remember that we had made a in a celebrity tennis tournament. The assistant director knocks [TMC] MOVIE: Young Sheriock ® Tony Bfown's Journal “Just ask Parker. When ’The marriage back together seeing (61) Comic Strip Holmes' (CC ) Soon after their first meet­ (3) Constitution: That Delicate Balance (SD Marketing date. That’s how cocaine was on the dressing room door, d i) W orld W ide W restling (In Stereo) Hardy Boys’ was on, nobody the film. That’s the effect I’m I always admired athletes and [CN N ] Daybreak ing in boarding school, a teenaged Holmes (^) pS) Three Stooges (g) Nascar Racing: Winston Cup and Watson investigate the mysterious [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) controlling my life. Naturally, 1 after.” that’s when it dawned on me: opens it, misses the chicken, and [D IS] Mousercise d6) Flinutona Kids (CC). Goody's 600 (60 min.) knew or cared who 1 was. deaths of several London gentlemen. Ni­ [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull wouldn’t have taken any drugs But with the impact of instant Maybe he didn’t have to be a points to his watch. Alley nods, cholas Rowe. Alan Cox. 1985. Rated PG- ® PELICU LA: 'El M undo da los Black Parspectiva Everyone in the world knew [H B O ] Inside the N FL (C C ) Hosts: Len smiles nicely, and lights up Avionas' Capulina, E. Rambal, L. Gallardo, M O V IE: 'Banddaro' A man disguises had I known they were coming stardom and megabucks, will rebel. (Maybe he was one Channels 13. (In Stereo) Dawson, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) him, and that’s when he told me (g) Washington Week in Review himself as a hangman in order to arrange to see me. Call it reverse success spoil Alley’s marriage? underneath?)” another cigarette. ■ ' 9:00AM C B o .j.K a t [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Big Trouble In Little that being famous is nothing, WFSB Hertford, CT (X (gj) M O V IE: 'Th e Vikings' A Viking king the escape of his brother and gang. Dean thinking.” “Why?” she asks, citing how Unlike the adolescent Kirstie WNYW New York. NY (X (D ® Mv Pet Monster China' (CC ) A macho truck driver ven­ Martin, James Stewan. Raquel Welch. because next week someone else tures below San Francisco's Chinatown and his son kidnap a Welsh princess and WTNH New Hawen>CT (X (XI Supermen hold her for ransom. Kirk Douglas, Tony 1968. glad her husband has been for Alley who spent her high school New York. NY district to rescue a friend s kidnapped fian­ She pauses. “Drugs don’t comes along who’s more WOR (X Curtis, Janet Leigh. 1958. ® Candlapin Bowling (60 min.) her. “Anyway, Parker’s got a days feeling incredibly insecure. WWX N m , Yoril. NY ac (B) He* Hew cee. Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall, Dennis Dun. suddenly happen to you. It’s you »■ famous. Sesame Street (CC). series of his own coming out in “1 rebelled in a different way. I WHCT Hartford. CT CB (g) Woody Woodpecker 1986. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [CN N] News Update who make a conscious decision “I’ve never aspired to WTXX WatactMiry. CT • (S4) Seseme Street (CC). [USA] Discover with Robert Vaughn [CNN] Newsday was the goon, the geek, and all Springfield. MA [DIS] MOVIE: 'Quilivar's Travala' An to escape from reality. From that celebrity status, and yet I hope mid-season.” Interestingly WWLP O [M AX] MOVIE: Oxford Bluee' (CC) A WEDH Hartford, CT » (g) Atk the Manager 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week English doctor travels to the land of Lilliput enough, it’s Stevenson who the people I hung out with were and risks his life to save its natives from an rough-edged student pursues a girl, and st second when 1 said that’s it, you ’Cheers’ will propel me in the WTWS New London. CT (gj) CapHan Cantella could put a thousand pounds of direction 1 want to go — resists interviews featuring his outcasts. WVIT Hertford. C T » 10:30A M CX Nvw Adv«ntur«» of’ evil General. Richard Harris, Catherine the same time, tries to improve his charac­ W8BK Boeton. MA 9 < § !) La Pleia Mighty M o u m Schell. 1977. Rated G. ter by joining the school's rowing team. wife. Alley doesn’t seem miffed, “I hated how I looked. Others Rob Lowe. Ally Sheedy, Amanda Payt. cocaine in my face, and I’d hose romantic comedies and dramatic WOOB Springfield. MA m [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer ( X (g ) P u l Ghostbuatara (CC). [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America recalling back four years ago were ’high^chool cute,’ but here WXTV Paterson. NJ & 1984. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) it down the sewer. features where your role'’s a [USAl Secret Formula gi) Headlines on Trial [HBO] MOVIE: 'Paa-waa's Big Adven­ when she first spotted the TV 1 was at 14 looking 20. And I WGBY Sprinofield. MA [U SA ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) "That was a decade ago, challenge. (Alley’s new movie, WTIC Hartford, CT At) 9 : 1 0AM [CN N ] Heelthweek (g ) (g ) Alvin and the Chipmunks ture' (CC ) Pee-wee Herman. In search of Aa.>---- his cherished bicycle, embarks on sn odys­ teen idol and a date in a «^ever said much, causing people CNN Laaoie nwwB ravi. (CNN) (g ) New ton's Apple (C C ) Neon light: the 12:30PM X Fan Club right? Just remember.” “Mountain King,” will be out CD (ffl Pound Puppiae sey from San Antonio to Burbank. Pee- DISNEY Disney Channel (DM) 9:30AM Rube Goldberg competition; Dead Ernest dD Top Cat restaurant. “I’m going to be to feel I was some kind of bitch. wee Herman. Elizabeth Daily, Diane Salin­ However, it was only six years soon.) Most of us wind up ESPN oporzs iseiiNnifii IMWf) (X Superman demonstrates how aspirin reduces fever: with him,” she promised If guys even said hello to me, I HBO Home Bon Offlee (HBO) ger. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (g ) I'm Telling! ago when the unheralded playing somebody’s girlfriend. CINEMAX Ckwnw (MAX) (U) Runaway With the Rich and Famoui puffins. herself. thought they were going to make -----1- ^a------■ [U S A ] Beet the Pros Midwesterner came to Unless you’re Streep, Streisand TMC Rnovie wnennor (TMC) (g ) Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min.) ® Batman Continued... “Then we went out and... fun. ’Hey, Kirstie, your hair’s USA USA Network (UtAl 1 1 :30AM (X) America's Top Tan Hollywtxxl and appeared, or Fonda. Then the movie’s (g) Buga Bunny ®l) Conan incredulously, on ’TV’s “The about a woman and she has a nothing. We had fun even dumb looking.’ Having a Match Game” winning $6,(K)0. boyfriend.” though he seemed so straight. confrontation, even with girls. tjr- V i> 4 f t I I - '. W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Nov. 2S, 1987 MANCHESTER HERaLd , Yatui-day, Nov, 28. 1987 - t j

C® It's A Living Sonny's visiting mother sort' A seedy Caribbean tounst trap holds [USA] MOVIE: 'Ricochet' Succeseful [ESPN ] College Football: Teemi to bo makes it clear that she's not pleased with little comfort for a family of middle-class lawyer plans to bleckmei! his wife with the Annouiicad (3 hrs.) (H) Satardav, Continaed his career. vacationers. Charles (3r<^in. Robin Pear­ aid of her old boyfriend. Mexine Audley. [USA] Night Flight GD Akhbar's Daughter A Wall Street exe­ Saturday, Continaed son Rose, John Ashton. 1986. Rated R. Richerd Leech, Alex Scott. 1962. CB Home Shopping Over cutive (Christopher Atkins) pursues a mil­ ‘3:00AM night Service Conttnuea (2 hrs ) lionaire’s daughter who's passionate one 1:00AM C® nmvs 1 : 1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guido moment and icy the next. C® M O VIE: 'Destination Tokyo' A sub- [CNN] Newenight dj) Marketing GZ) Growing e Business 1 :30AM ® Dating Game GD Charles in Charge Charles’ former [M AX] MOVIE: 'Big Trouble in Uttia marine captain and a reballioua sailor clash [DIS] MOVIE: 'Venkee Doodle Dandy' (5S) What About Women 1 0l30PM (X!) Sports Extra on a perilous mission to World W ar II O ) M O VIE; ‘Charlie Chan at the C lrcu i' [CNN] Style With Elsa Klanach girlfriend has second thoughts after she China' (CC) A macho truck driver ven­ [TMC] MOVIE: Top Gun' (CC) C® Dr. Dean Edell's Medical Journal Tokyo. Cary Gram, John Garfield, Faye Charlie Chan solvaa a merry-go-round of [CNN] Event & Novak [HBO] MOVIE: 'One Crazy Summar' accepts his marriage propo ^ . Part 2 of 2. tures below San Francisco's Chinatown murder at tha big top. Warner Olsnd, Koye district to rescue a friend's kidnapped fian­ Emerson. 1943. [USA] Night Flight [D IS ] Edison Tw in s Parr 2 of 3 Tw o recent high-school grads help a Q GD You Can't Take It With You Penny's (iD INN N ew t Luke. J. Carroll Naish. 1936. young singer save her grandfather's hCMse cee. Kurt Russell. Kim Cattrall. Dennis Dun. -m Home Shopping Overnight Service 3:30AM 0 1 m o v i e : in the Ste p s of a [ESPN] Auto Racing: Area 500K From the subject of her motherless neighbor's Cli) W halefs W rap Up (Live) [CNN] Crooefiro Saturday from demolition. John Cusack. Demi 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) Atlanta. GA (90 min.) (Taped) composition on great moms. E Trying Tim es (CC) Alan Arkin di­ Dead Man' Moore, Joel Murray. 1986. Rated PG. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (£ Enterteinmfnt TMe Week Actress 1 :50AM [M AX] MOVIE: Black Moon [CNN] This Week in Japan [HBO] MOVIE: Midnight Madness' E W heel of Fortune (CC). rected Christopher Durang's story about a [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Marlowa' A private eye Jill CIsyburgh discusses her movie "Shy RIeina' ICCI (CC) College students embark on an all- 8:30PM ® (ID Mr. President Now married couple (Jeff Daniels, Julie Hagerty) [USA] Night FHght encounters murder as he chases a strip­ E Automania People". min.) (In Stereo) night scavenger hunt throughout Los An­ O that Meg has left Sam, her sister (Madeline whose relationship is tested by the arrival 2;00AM ® MOVIE: it Happonad tease dancer and her killer husband. Janies • 3:35AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Hardbod geles David Naughton, Debra Clinger, Ed­ E Hee Haw Kahn) becomes the children's governess of the husband's high-school sweetheart G.L.O.W. Wrestling One Night' Garner. Carroll O’Connor, Rita Moreno. i n ' (CC) die Deozen 1960 Rated PG. E Symphony on Ice at the Hartford and Sam's hostess for state functions. (Swoosie Kurtz). Pro Wrestling This Week 03) INN N ew t 1969. Rated PG. Civic Center A look at the annual Hartford [H B O ] m o v i e . Florlde [TMC] MOVIE; ‘King Solomon's Part 2 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN ] College Football Continues ® ) Jimmy Swaggart 3:40AM Symphony Orchestra charity event to be­ SRSBIierre Straitt' (CC) M ines' Hungry cannibals and German sol­ 3:00PM C S MOVIE: -Mad Magician' We Got It Made ® Hiat'e tha Spirit A magician's assistant assumes the ident- O nefit the Toys for Tots campaign. 1 1 :00PM (XD (X) E E GD N ew s [DIS] MOVIE: The Qang'e AH Here' A ® Cen Vou Be Thinner? diers threaten an adventurer and an ar­ 3:44AM 22 30' 2 2 7 (CC) Mary and Lester are soldit-r visiting his father at a New York ® A B C Naw e (CC). chaeologist's daughter as they search for ity of the magician after murdering him. C39) Maude (® M OVIE; ‘Porky's Revenge' A group Vincent Price, Eva Gabor. Mary Murphy shocked to learn cousin Ed's wife plans to of Florida high school students matches nightclub falls for one of the chorus girls. [CNN] Foreign Corraspondants 4:00AM ® MOVIE: The Solid Gold the legendary underground African trea­ Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- 1954 GD divorce him (In Stereo)' wits with the proprietor of a local brothel. Alice Fave, Carmen Miranda, Jam es Elli­ CadHIac' sure. Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone. dades con juegos. competencias, entrev- [ESPN ] SpotteCentar 24 This Old House (CC) A progress re­ Dan Monahan. Wyatt Knight. Tony Gan- son. 1943. Herbert Lorn. 1985. Rated PG-13. CID GD College Football Today Hosted by istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don o port on the Weatherbee Farm restoration; ios. 1985. [TM C] MOVIE: She’e Qotta Have IV A 2:0SAM [HBO] MOVIE: Thlnge Are [CNN] Larry King Weekend Al Trautwig and Jim Hill Francisco. (3 hrs.) 1 ;00PM (X) MOVIE: 'Tha Black Sul- installing windows; a 50-acre window fac­ young black woman shares an unconven* Tough All Over' [USA] Night Flight CD Knight Rider C® College Besketbell: Big Apple N.l.T. lion' A mystical relationship is formed be­ (6ll It's a Living tory in Bayport, Minn Final game, from New York. (2 hrs.) « tional relationship with three man. Tracy tween a boy and a horse when they are 2:30AM 03) solid Odd in Concert 4:30AM [USA] Night Flight; Video QD Twilight Zone [CNN] Crossfire Saturday 57 Wonderworks: A Little Princess (Taped) Camila Johns, Tommy Redmond Hicks. shipwrecked on a deserted island. Mickey [CNN] Sporte Latoniglit Flashtracke (JD Soul Train (CC) Based on Francis Hodgson Burnett's John Canada Terrell. 1986. Rated R. Rooney. Kelly Reno, Teri Garr. 1979. [DIS] MOVIE: The Haunted School' A (lD MOVIE: 'Murder Is Easy' While vaca­ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - young woman's efforts to establish a story recounting a rich little girl's struggle tioning in Europe, an American computer dD MOVIE: Mayflowar: The Pilgrims' GD Outdoors school in the Australian outback are met to cope with sudden poverty in Victorian expert meets an elderly woman who Adventure' The passengers on the May­ o with hostility. Carol Drinkwater, James England. This episode: Sara Crewe is sent knows the whereabouts of a murderer. Bill flower encounter many ordeals and con­ Wild Kingdom (S) ' Laurie, Michael Becker 1986. Rated NR. to London to attend a school for young Bixby, Lesley-Anne Down. Olivia de Havil- flicts on their journey to the New World. GD Reino Salvaje ladies. Pan 1 of 2. (R) land 1981 Anthony Hopkins, Richard Crenna. Jenny [T M C ] M OVIE; 'Top Gun' (CC) Fighter GZ) M otorweek A Ferrari Testarossa test [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater; Banshee Agutter. 1979. pilots take to the skies in the U S. Navy’s lD Headlines on Trial drive; the meaning of new car mileage esti­ ultimate flying machine - the F-14 Tomcat 8:40PM [DIS] Disney Channel Prev­ E Tales From the Darkside A radio talk iT) AmericMi BendstarKl mates: living in a motorhome; the Dodge O - to compete for the highest honors at Ql iew show hns» (Jerry Stiller) has reason to Dakota's long-term road test's final up­ Mirimar Naval Air Station Tom Cruise. vllj MOVIE: 'Susan Slept Here' A Holty- worry when he receives a string of eerie wobd senptwriter is given protective cus­ date. Kelly McGillis, Anthony Edwards 1986 C® ^61^ New Adventures of 9:00PM phone calls. tody of a vagrant girl hoping her back­ oooooo Rated PG (In Stereo) Beans Baxter (CC) When Scooter is ac- GD Wrestling: World CISM Champion­ [2A] Butterflies ground will provide him with material. Dick ship Wrestling [USA] Mike Hammer coused of selling drugs, Beans sets out to Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Anne Francis [CNN] Your Money oooo clear his name (In Stereo) 26- Barney Miller Marblehead Manor 1954. 7:30PM C® ' i j M OVIE; ‘Going in Style' Three [D IS ] M O VIE: ‘Child of Glass' A boy v38) MOVIE: 'Journey Into Midnight' A ACROSS DOWN C® Family Ties friends, living on welfare and social secur­ GD Josie end the Pussycats must solve a riddle or face being haunted two-part suspense thriller: 1) A commer­ ity. decide to spice up their fives by robbing ® WWF Superstars of Wrestling forever. Barbara Barrie, Biff McGuire, An­ C® Jeopardy! (CC) cial artist, while at a costume party, is 1 Elderly 2 Decorative grating a bank George Burns. Art Carney, Lee taken into a tragic past; 2) An unscrupu­ thony Zerbe. 1978. M am a's Family lola discovers (H) French in Action: Rencontres III 5 Performarices 3 Borgnir>e monogram C® her Strasberg 1979 lous opportunist trios to set himself up 9 Baseball slat. 4 Lodgings handmade gifts to family members are GD Curtain Going Up 3:30PM (X) C£) ® Colloge Football: 20 College Basketball: NIT Big Apple with a wealthy widow. Chad Everett. Julie 10 Fqrm animal S Pain being sold at the Harpers’ garage sale. (S) Cormecticut Newsmakers Te am s to be Announced (3 hrs., 30 min.) Classic (2 hrs ) Harris, Edward Fox. 1968. Charles Charge Charles advises Ja­ (Live) 12 Abby on "Knots 6 O'Connor monogram ClD in 4i; PEU CU LA : Un Cemino al Cielo' Ger­ ® Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) mie to get a job so she can afford her ex­ 22 30 Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy hocks GD A t tha M ovies Rax Reed and Bill Hams Landing" 7 Ar»gry Men" ardo Reyes. Dacia Gonzalez. Juan Gal­ dl) PEUCULA: 'Confaskmes de una 15 Actress Travolta 8 Leap (clue to puzzle pensive clothes. (R) an expensive ring to pay off debts she and preview movies being released this Christ­ her ex-husband owe to the Internal Re­ lardo. 1974. Adolescente' Pese a su triste rnnez y su 16 Dim answer) (is; s c T v mas; also, video stocking staffers. venue Service (In Stereo) 57' Trying Tim es (CC) Alan Arkm di­ cafrencia de (amiliares una muchacha oes 20 Swear 11 Sunbeam (g) Hogan'a Heroes 120; D C. Follies rected Christopher Durang's story about a cubre que la vide siempfe escoruje sorprt 21 Foot: prefix 13 Inti, airport 24 Norman Rockwell. An American sas hermosas. Hilda Aguirre, Jorge Rivero GD W s'ra Cooking Now E As Schools Match Wits Portrait (CC) (In Stereo) married couple (Jeff Daniels, Julie Hagerty) 22 Beth Howland role 14 Carol on "Falcon Crest" whose relationship is tested by the arrival 1969 (24; Challenge (S) Golf: Skins Game Lee Trevino. Am jia 24 — Reyes Jr. 16 Penny Marshall role 57 M O VIE: 'Sw eet Bird of Youth' A vi­ of the husband's high-school sweetheart ^ Wonderworks; Miracle at Moreaux Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Fuzzy Zoeller 25 Rip 17 Ever: poetic (30; Win, Lose or Draw cious actor uses a Hollywood has-been m (Swoosie Kurtz). Based on a true story about World War II compete, from PGA West in La Quint<). 26 Rural Eiec. Adm. 19 Stringed instrument the hopes of getting a studio contract. Paul GD CinemAttractions [CNN] Pinnacle France, a heroic nun (Loretta Swit) harbors Calif. (2 hra., 30 min.) (Live) 31 Actor's part 23 "Sesame — " (clue to Newman. Geraldine Page, Shirley Knight (4(); Fight Back! With David Horowitz a group of Jewish children fleeing from the GD Sabroshow 32 Zeros: zips puzzle answer) 1962 [ESPN ] College Footbelt: Northern Illi­ Nazis. (60 min.) (5^ Nature (CC) A portrait of the hammer­ nois at Nevede-Les Vegee (3 hrs.) (Live) ® Art of William Alexander 34 Middle East rulers 26 Retail sale: abbr. [DIS] MOVIE: Yankee Doodle Darnly' S. # d ll McDonald's Charity Christmas Par­ 36 . Dolly" 27 Land, as a plane headed stork. (In Stereo) George M. Cohan carries his patriotic [HBO] MOVIE: 'One Crazy Summer' [CNN] Foreign Correspondents ade Chicago's anruial*parade promoting, 37 Expression of surprise 29 Ms. Brennan iSi; Throb ideals into his various capacities as actor, Two recent high-school grads help a children's charities, (orand Marshal: Cin­ producer and writer of numerous songs young singer save her grandfather's house A J < 4:00PM C® A-Team 39 Hint 30 Eve^one [CNN] Sports Saturday derella. Hosts: "Dynasty" - co-stars John 41 Halt 33 Daytin>e serial that have become part of America's musi­ from demolition John Cusack, Demi GD Puttin' on the Hits (In Stereo) [ESPN ] College Football: Teams to be Jam es and Emma Samms. (2 hrs.) 42 Ichikawa on "Cutter to 35 Market cal heritage. James Cagney. Joan Leslie. Moore, Joel Murray. 1906. Rated PG. Power Pro Wrestling Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) [CNN] Newsday GD Houston" Shelley — Walter Huston. 1942 36 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Runaway Train''Two [DIS] MOVIE: The Gang's All Here' A (E) MOVIE: "Til Death Do Us Part' A 38 Ordinance off. 8;00PM CD m o v i e : 'Th> Great Mup. [TMC] MOVIE: King Solomon's newlywed couple find themselves in the Mines' Hungry cannibals and German sol­ inmates escape the brutalities of their sad­ soldier visiting his father at a New York 40 Hoosier Univ. pet Caper’ The Muppets travel to London, istic warden only to become prisoners on a presence of a spirit belonging to a woman diers threaten an adventurer and an ar­ nightclub falls for one of the chorus girts. where Kermit and Fozzie investigate a tram speeding out bf control across the who died 200 years ago. Simon Andrew. chaeologist's daughter as they search for Alice Faye. Carmen Mirarvla. Jantes Elli­ jewel robbery and Miss Piggy is romanced Alaskan wilderness. Jon Voight. Eric Rob­ Maribel Marlin. 1969. the legendary underground African trea­ son. 1943. TV puzzle solution on page 32 by a dashing con man Charles Grodin, erts. Rebecca De Mornay 1985. Rated R. Diana Rigg. Jack Warden. 1981 sure Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone. [USA] Holtywood Insider (E) MOVIE: 'The Boston Strangler' This Herbert Lorn 1985 Rated PG-13. 1 1 (D ISl Collega Bowl '87 (In drama details the rise, manhunt, capture C® (6I; Mr. President The frustrations of :05PM 1:30PM QD Penelope Pitstop and prosecution of the notorious Boston public life force the first lady to leave Sam [USA] College Basketball: Big Apple Stereo) murderer. Tony Curtis. Henry Fonda. Maxcelehratedhis- • - birtheky a*.'33 tic • Wy\ GD Growing a Business Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) N.l.T. Final game, from New York. (2 hrs.. Holm es’ (CC) Soon after their first meet­ 11:30PM CD She's the Shetiff George Kennedy. 1968. Gfi) Odd Couple 30 min.) W yatt Earp ing in boarding school, a teenaged Holmes C® Dom DeLuise Show Zsa Zsa Gabor C® Friday the Thirteenth • (3) French Chef: Elegance with Aspic (E) Bustin' Loose visits Dom; Blanche seeks revenge on her [CNN] Showbiz Week ajCjtA (ID Wild Kingdom and Watson investigate the mysterious 9:10PM ,18- War Chronicles (3) MOVIE: 'Operation Daybreak' The deaths of several London gentlemen. Ni­ dentist. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (E ) ® N ew s events leading to the Czech Resistance's cholas Rowe. Alan Cox. 1985 Rated PG- 9:30PM C® (®1) Second Chance t20) 4D D.C. Follies GD D eGrassi Junior High (CC) Part 10 of C® M O VIE: 'Adam 's Rib' A husband and Charles saves Chazz from a potentially [USA] Cover Story assassination attempt on Hitler's confidant 13. (In Stereo) (22) (30) Saturday Night's Main Event (In 13. wife team of lawyers have a courtroom dangerous hunting accident. (In Stereo) is portrayed. Timothy Bottoms. Martin battle involving a woman on trial for shoot - Stereo) 2:00PM CID Black Sheep Squadron Shaw, Karel Curda. 1975. 5:00PM ® Dr. Science GD Record Guide mg her husband Katharine Hepburn. Spen­ (22) Am en (CC) Roily gets cold feet as the .26- Racing from Plainsfield GD Ktdsongs Cita con las Americas d D A-Team GD It's a Living cer Tracy, Judy Holliday. 1949. wedding ceremony is about to start. Part 2 GD [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred M O VIE: 'Crackers' Misfits decide to W ebster of 2. (In Stereo) ® Julia Child and Company GD ($7) Doctor Who <11; M OVIE: ‘Chariots of Fire' Two men Hickman, Nick Charles.' birthing room, using come to “room-m Birthing Center would become safecrackers. Donald Sutherland. of greatly different backgrounds compete (ID The New Honeymooners Chances are. Max ® MOVIE: 'Tha Monstar Club' A vam­ G i Blue Knight l6i] Fam e (60 min.) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Night Flight Sean Penn, Jack Warden. 1964. for the honor of representing their country anytime. Dad even be delighted to show pire entertains a mortal writer with three GD Great Chefs of the West [CNN] This Week in Japan won't remember what , the prepared child­ PBA Bowling: $150.000 Budweiser [CNN] Newswatch in the 1924 Olympics. Ben Cross. Ian 1 1 [DIS] MOVIE: -Sounder- A bizarre stories at a disco for monsters. Vin­ [H B O ] 1 S t ft Ten: Going for Broke (CC) :35PM you their facilities and Open (90 min.) (Taped) (E) The Saint birth-methods they spent the night! The cent Price, John Carradine. 1981. [D IS ] M issing Adventures of Ozzie and Charieson, Dennis Christopher 1981 Billy Cooper steals the girlfriend of a nerdy depression-era family of sharecroppers a great time he had at Harriet GD Joy of Painting (R) GD Topo Gigio NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at computer whiz; Dr. Dedth gives a rival fights to stay alive. Cicely Tyson. Paul learned at the,Center. next day, Mom and offer you more informa­ [ESPN ] College Football: Teams to be Winfield, Kevin Hooks. 1972. Rated G. The Family Birthing ^ Shopping Network Annouriced (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) Frugal Gourmet [HBO] MOVIE: Florida Straits' (CC) A Toronto Maple Leafs (2 hrs , 30 mm ) team lessons on dirty football; Jake's tion. After all, doesn’t trio of adventurers comb the Cuban jungles Place becomes Jethro's. (In Stereo) Center at Manchester After Max's arrival Dad shared a special Highway to Heaven (CC) Jonathan [HBO] MOVIE: 'To Sir with Love' An [CNN] Newswatch (E) Star Trek the Next Generation; 11:40PM (5?) MOVIE; 'The Atomic for a fortune in buried treasure. Raul Julia. #110-Battle (60 min.) Cafe' The fear, conformity and official in­ your baby deserve lobbies for legislation that would reunite idealistic teacher attempts to teach a [U SA ] Check It Out!: (Howard Heming­ 10:00PM (D W est 57th (60 min ) Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “Stork Club” gourmet Fred Ward, Daniel Jenkins. 1986. sanity of the Cold War are recreated. women inmates with their families. (60 group of rambunctious high school stu­ way) The Cobb's staff is angry when they (22) E ) Facts of Life (CC) Blair is stunned d ] (J) [CNN] News dinner and got insirut;- as warm a welcome as min.) (In Stereo) dents. Sidney Poitier, Judy Geeson, Suzy learn Bannister has written a romantic [M AX] MOVIE; Operation Pacific' A when her law-school study partner fails for 1982 But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ submarine commander controls his crew * (22) (3D Hunter Suspicions are aroused ® M O VIE: 'Sam Cada' Cade's wartime Kendall. 1967. novel using them as his inspiration. Beverly Ann. (In Stereo) 1 1 :50PM [MAX] MOVIE: At Close never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? with limitless devotion. John Wayne, Pa­ (24) Wild America (CC) Explores the life, when a Bel Air housewife balks at identify­ buddy returns with a contract to kill him. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' In 5:30PM C® Dfff'rent Strokes tricia Neal, Ward Bond. 1951. ing the man who stole her million-dollar Range' (CC) Following in his father’s cri­ for their little birthday- For more informa­ Glenn Ford, Edgar Buchanan, Darren hopes of performing at the Grand Ole Opry, history and habitat of the griz;^ bear. minal footsteps holds a certain fascination derful experience. all around. All with GD Bustin' Loose Sonny's childhood [USA] Airwolf necklace. (60 min.) (In Stereo) McGavin. 1972. an aging country singer travels across the E M O VIE: 'King Kong' A giant gorilla is for an aimless teen-ager. Sean Penn, Chris­ the security and confi­ boy. tion on The-Family backroads of America with his nephew. iriend arrives for a visit. captured and brought to civilization by an E Tiying Tim es Spalding Grav and Re­ topher Walken. Mary Stuart Masterson. From the moment Road to Calgary A preview of the 6:30PM C® Small wonder nee Shafransky co-wrote this comedy Birthing C.enter or a 1988 Olympics. Clint Eastwood. Kyle Eastwood. Barry Cor­ (S ) Victory Garden (CC) A report from the enterprising movie producer. Fay Wray. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) they arrived, they dence that Max and If you see a "birth southern garden; British Columbia's But- (]ID Mork and Mindy starring Gray and Jessica Harper. An in­ bin. 1982. Rated PG. Bruce Cabot, Robert Armstrong. 1933. (T) Solid Gold in Concert 15^ Kovals on Collacting M am a's Family lola discovers her somniac ponders possible fatherhood as 1 2:00AM Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call [USA] Cartoons chari Gardens, a floral showpiece which (E) E MOVIE: 'Bound for Glory' Woodte enjoyed the special his girlfriend's biological clock ticks away New Hot Tracks [ESPN] Collaga Baskatball: Great once w as a limestone quarry. handmade gifts to family members are duthrie's ramblings and music reflect the (5D M)-1225, being sold at the Harpers' garage sale. attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future. The Family Alaska Shootout Semifinal (2 hrs.) (Live) 4:1 0PM<'[CNN] Sports Closa-up GD Chespirito (60 min.) trials of the Depression and the clashes of E Hot Tracks (20) Runaway With the Rich and Famous Jerry Lewis in'Pans; the hotels of Rome; [MAX] MOVIE: 'Tha Professionals' 4:30PM GD N ew Gidget Gidget finds a Gf) T h is Old House (CC) Reusable ele­ (E ) (E ) NBC N ew s (CC). union battles. David Carradine. Melinda Oil- ' ( E Hotel (CC) Christine receives a mar­ care that are so hard tion of Manchester Four soldiers are hired by an American mil­ riage proposal from a presidential candi­ the Caribbean island Bonaire. human skull on the beach. ments from the soon-to-be-dismantled ell GD Motorweek A drive in a Honda Pre­ ton. 1976. Memorial's top-notch lionaire to rescue his Mexican wife, are salvaged for use in the new kitchen lude; auto club services; a Toyota MR2 E MOVIE: ‘Smokey and the Bandit II' date who is an assassin's target. (60 min.) C2D Consumer Discount Network to come by in some Lancaster, Lee Marvin, Claudia Cardirtale.. GD Frugal Gourmet wing. preview; the 50th Soap Box Derby. (CC) Some fast-drivirtg, free-wheeling GD TIempo de Amer (60 min.) (40) M iss World Beauty Pageant (2 hrs.) iloetors and nursing 1966 Rated PG. (In Stereo) GD Emba]adores de la Musica Colom- of the bigger hospitals. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday E ) W hat's Happening NowM truckers transport a pregrtant elephant. (ID NBA Besketbell; Boston Celtics at (Taped) [U S A ] M O VIE: 'Motel HeU' Farmer biana Burt Reynolds, Sally F iM , Jackie Gleason. Throughout labor and staff. [ U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air While babysit­ E M am a's Fam ily Naomi and Mama par­ Milwaukee Bucks (2 hrs.. 30 min.) [CNN] Newsnight Smith has an unusual way of taking care of Victory Garden [CC) Fall color in the 1980 (R) After delivery. the guests he doesn't lake a liking to. Rory western garden; a took at spring growth in ting an infant. Miguel encounters some ticipate in a wrestling tag team match. [HBO] Spelding Gray: Terrors of Plea­ [U S A ] Night Flight delivery. Max’s parents TkElkMiiy GZ) W ild Am erica (CC) A year in the life unexpected problems. Noticiero Unhrision sure (CC) The humorous and treacherous Calhoun, Paul Linke, Nancy Parsons. New Zealand. GD cycle of a band of wild Rocky Mountain 1 2:30AM (T) New Generation Mom was settled into 1980 process of buying a house according to had the support ol [CNN] Big Story 6:00PM C® What's Happening Now!! [CNN] Pinnacle bighorn sheep. (R) comic Spalding Gray. (60 min.) (2D Hogan's Heroes her comfortable room [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Point' Animated A their own nurse in the 2:1 OPM (CNN) HwMiwMk C® W W F Superstars of Wrestling [D IS] My Friend Flicka [CNN] PrimeNews [M AX] MOVIE: 'Wanted Deed or Alive' ,\T MAN< lllsriR MFMORIAl MOSI'ITAl, round-headed boy born into a pointed so­ (61) MOVIE; 'Strike Force' Star Trek: The Next Ger>eratk>n (CC) [TM C] Short Film Showcase (CC) A maniacal terrorist stalks the streets where Max was wel­ 2:30PM (j|; lancakM link ciety is banished to a pointless forest. Mu­ GD [HBO] HBO Showcase: Tha Impossible [CNN] Evans ft Novak (irivacy of their own A Ferengi captain, looking to avenge his of Los Angeles, bombing random loca­ G4) Kovels on Collecting sic by Harry Nilsson. 1971. Spy (CC). son's death seven years earlier, terrorizes 7:00PM C® ( ® N ew s tions at will. Rutger Hauer, Gene Simmons, [USA] Night Flight; Video Flashtrecks .40 Greatest S p o ru Legends [TMC] MOVIE: Young Sherlock Picard. (60 min.) 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Martin Sheen, Freder­ Jerry Lewis in Peris; the hotels of Rome; (4lD Nueva York Ahora ick Forrest, Robert Duvall 1979 Sanday, Condnaed JOURIMEY French in Action the Caribbean island Bonaire. (g) McLaughlin Group HONE ____ [C N N ] Newamaker Sunday ,181 War of the Stars ® Year In the Life Foul weather and fa­ Sunday, Nov. 29 [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents [D IS] Wind In the WHIowa 2D Science Fiction. Science Fact Th.s mily feuds lead to a fowl-free Thanksgiving [ES P N l Vintage Bataball Film: The Old inrmvativo program allows viewers with [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Under Fire’ Three jour­ of campus popularity when they masquer­ A man pre­ [E S P N ] TM a W eek in Sporta (60 min ) at the Gardner home. (60 min.) (In Stereo) personal computers to access the on-tmp nalists on the front lines of wartom Nicara­ ade as foreign exchange students. A "Dis­ sumed dead (David Ball Game (60 min.) [M A X ] M O V IE: Spiker' As they seek [C N N ] Daybreak computer communications service Com ­ gua find their lives and convictions threa­ ney Sunday Movie" presentation. Viveka 5:00AM [CN N ] Sports Rsview 1 0 : 4 5 A M ® Jew lah LHe Birney) and his positions on the U.S. Olympic men's vol­ 1:00PM d ) N FL Football: Philadel­ puServe and participate m a discussion tened. Nick Nolte, Joanna Cassidy, Gene Davis. Todd Field. Pan 1 of 2. [U S A ] M O V IE: *RIcoch«t' Successful [D IS] Dumbo's Circus leyball team, college athletes must con­ 1 1 ; 0 0 A M (ED Errtartainment This phia Eagles at New England Patriots (3 about the future, science fiction, sciencr Hackman. 1983. Rated R. GD Chailee In Charge Charles advises Ja­ wife (Meredith Bax­ lawyer plans to blackmail his wife with the tend with personal problems and a hard [ESPN] SportsCenter W eek (60 min.) (In Stereo) hrs.) (Live) fact and worldwide communications with mie to get a job so she can afford her ex­ ter Birney) be­ aid of her old boyfriend. Maxine Audley. [U S A ] Hollywood Insider driving coach. Patrick Houser, Christopher [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) d D M O V IE; 'Living It Up' A railroad at­ Richard Leech, Alex Scott. 1962. (E ) MOVIE: 'Tacaan and the Great River’ scientists and science fiction writers (60 pensive clotfies. (R) come! entangled in tendant gets an all expense-paid fling to 5:00PM (B MOVIE: -Miracle on 34th Allport, Michael Parks. 1985. Rated R. [U S A ] Cartoons Tarzan goes to the Amazon country to min.) dD Captain Power a murder in [MAX] MOVIE: wanted New York when his sinus trouble is mis­ Street' An old man who professes to be 5:05AM help capture a river tyrant whose powerful (261 Charlie’s Angels 1:00AM C D Dallas Dead or Alive' (C C ) A maniacal terrorist 8:30AM dD Sunday Mass tribe forces inrtocent natives to dig for dia taken for fatal radiation poisoning Dean Santa Claus brings new meaning to Christ­ O ur House (C C ) David attemps to "The Long Journey ,401 It's Howdy Doody Time; A 40-Vear mas for everyone around him. Maureen follow in his father's footsteps by joining GD Odd Couple stalks the streets of Los Angeles, bombing CD World Tomorrow monds. Mika Henry. Jan Murray, Manuel Martin. Jerry Lewis, Janet Leigh 1954 Home," a CBS Celebration (2 h rs) O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn. the basketball team. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ESPN ] College Basketball: Hawaiian random locations at will. Rutger Hauer, Padilla, Jr. 1967. (1D M O V IE: 'Roberta' Pans is the setting movie airing SUN­ GD Heathcliff 1947. Airlines invitational Championship From Gene Simmons, Robert Guillaume. 1987. (ED for Jerome Kern's musical fable of an All- 57' Masterpiece Theatre: The Bretts (24) Day the Universe Changed @ ) To m arKi Jerry High Schgol Bowl DAY. NOV. 29. Maui, Hawaii. (2 hrs.) (Live) Rated R. (R) GD Vottron. Defender of the Universe Animated. 1977. mischievous girl (Megan Follows) (60 $D Wonderful World of Disney: Lefty dancer (Ullman) an unusual routine; Meg GD Save the Children Manoff. 1982. Rated PG. (6lD MOVIE: 'And I Alone Survived’ The [HBO] [TM C] MOVIE: 'American (B Naked City GD Kenneth Copeland [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Return of the Antelope' mm.) Part 1 of 4 When a gymnast with one arm injures her (Julie Kavner) gets a marriage proposal. (R) G§) Insight / Out true story of a woman's 36-hour ordeal Flyers' (CC ) T w o brothers enter a grueling Ql) INN Newa 6:00AM U ) W e Believe Three shipwrecked Lilliputians brighten and her will to live following the crash of a [ESPN] Ski World leg, she is advised by her doctor to quit (In Stereo) ® Bugs Bunny cross-country bike race when the younger G D Fresh Fields William is forced to take ® More Real People Rot ert Schuller the lives of the two children who find them light airplane that killed her two compa­ [M AX] MOVIE: Haunted Honeymoon' gymnastics. Based on a true story. (60 ® Las Vegas; An All Star 75th An- d D G?) Sesame Street (CC). learns he might have a terminal hereditary CB along both his wife and his mother-in-law Gail Harrison. John Branwell, John Quen­ min.) nh/ersary (C C ) From the Las Vegas Con­ ® A B C New e (CC). C€ CNN News nions. Blair Brown, David Ackroyd, Vera A radio star, planning to marry his co-star condition. Kevin Costner, David Grant. Rae on a fishing trip. Combat! tin. 1906. Rated NR. at his family's ancestral mansion, is sud [CNN] Newswatch vention Center, this music and comedy ce­ Miles. 1978 Dawn Chong. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In GD Christian Video Mirdstry [C N N ] Nawemakar Sunday Ciil Christopher Closeup [M A X ] Dangerous Film Club denly plagued by phobias Gene Wilder lebration features Sammy Davis Jr.. Tom ^ Alice [CNN] Newsday [D IS] Disney Channel Preview Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: ‘The Pleasure of Hie (20^ Insight: Hey Janitor Gilda Radner. Dom DeLuise 1986 Rated Jones, Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin. Wayne ( ^ 38 on Sports GD World Tomorrow [TM C ] MOVIE: Trading Places' (CC) A [DIS] MOVIE: The Pleasure of His [ESPN] Coliege Basketball: Great [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Absence of Malice' A Company' An ex-husband returns to at­ (6V Connecticut: Now PG (In Stereo) Newton and Frank Sinatra. (2 hrs.) (g) Page Fifty Seven GD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera commodities broker and a street hustler Com pany' An ex-husband returns to at­ Alaska Shootout: Third Place (2 hrs.) labor leader vows to get revenge after an tend his daughter's wedding but tries to [D IS ] Oortald Duck Presents become the objects of a bizarre bet made tend his daughter s wedding but tries to [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Money Pit' (CC) (Live) * overzealous reporter ruins Itis reputation. (H ) Star Saarch (60 min.) GD Connecticut: Now break it up when he sees how beautiful she [CN N ] Oaywatch by two elderly tycoons. Eddie Murphy. Dan Everything that can possibly go wrong break it up when he sees how beautiful she [U S A ] Check It O ut Howard tries to help Paul Newman, Salty Field, Melirxia Dillon. G i MOVIE: 'Tha Counterfeit Killer' A [C N N ] Inside Business is. Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds, Lilli Pal­ [ESPN] College Basketball: Great Aykroyd. Jamie Lee Curtis. 1983. RatedR does when a couple moves into a mansion [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer is Fred Astaire. Debbie Reynolds. Lilli Pal­ an old vaudeville comedian raise enough 1981. Rated PG. cop with a shady past goes undercover to mer, 1961. Alaska Shootout Semifinal <2 hrs ) (R) bought for one-fifth of its original value [ESP N ] SportsCenter Sunday (60 min.) [ESPN] SpeedWeek [USA] MOVIE: Mr. Magoo's Christ­ mer. 1961. money to keep his retirement home open. [U S A ] Juvenile Diabetes FourKlation: exj^ose a group of nrtob kingpins. Jack [U SA ] Players Club Tom Hanks. Shelley Long. Alexander Gu- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Whita Nights' (CC) A 6:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek mas Carol' Mr. Magoo plays Scrooge in [TM C] MOVIE: Back to the Future' Thanks For Giving Hosts Michael Landon Lord, Shirley Knight. Mercedes McCam- [H B O ] Lyle. Lyle Crocodile; The Musi­ donov 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) Sltkel S, Ebert Scheduled: Russian dancer, who d e fe ct^ to the U.S. (E ) Nlghtwatch this adaptation of Charles Dicken s classic (CC ) A time machine traosports a teenager 5:30PM CB and Gloria Loring are joined by Frank Sina­ bridge. 1968. 2:00AM 6:1 SAM (11) Davey 8i Goliath cal (CC). "Three Men and a Baby" (Tom Selleck, eight years ago, finds himself beck in the Voices of: Jim Backus, Morey Amster­ back to the period when his parents were 18 Spectacular World of tra. Blob Hope, George Bums. Valerie Har­ Night Court (CC) Dan becomes (ED Home ShDppkig Overnight Service [M AX ] MOVIE: Absence of Malice' A 3:30PM Steve Guttenberg. Ted Danson); "Planes, Soviet Union with an American-tumed- 6:30AM d} vista dam, Jack Cassidy. 1963. in high school. Michael J. Fox, Christopher Guinness Records Scheduled England s per. Edward Asner, Fred Travalerta, and alarmed over his sudden impotency. (3 hrs.) labor leader vows to get revenge after an Trains ar>d Automobiles" (Steve Martin, Russian citizen who becomes his only Lloyd, Lea Thompson 1985 Rated PG (In Royal Air Force aerobatic formation team more for a benefit special. (3 hrs.) (Live) CE) In the Black: Keys to Success overzealous reporter ruins his reputation. 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide John Candy); "Cinderella" (Disney rere­ G i GZ) Masterplaca Thaatra: T h a Bretts hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov. Gre­ GD A t the M ovies Rex Reed and Bill Harris Stereo) the world s longest bologna preview movies being released this Christ­ GD Christian Science Monitor Reports Paul Newman, Sally Field. Melinda Dillon. lease). 7: 1 0PM [CN N ] One on One (C C ) While Edwin's artd Sutton's romantic gory Hines. Isabella Rossellini. 1985. 11:30AM CB ® This w «k wHh 41 Futbol de Mexico; Atlante contra liasons prosper. Martha faces a painful de­ mas; also, video stocking staffers. GD CNN News 1981. Rated PG [U S A ] Auto Racing: Bendix Trans-Am t41' El M undo del Box Campeonatos y lu- Rated PG-13. D w id Brinkley ICC) U .A . Tam aulipaf (2 hrs ) 7:30PM QjOscTV cision about her relationship with Gerard. [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘American Flyers’ (CC) SCCA Bendix Trans-Am Series, from De­ chas entre boxeadores internacionales. ( ^ That’s the Spirit ^ Miracle Faith Outreach GD Ebony / Jet Showcase (60 min.) Part 8 of 8. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Streets of Gold' An Tw o brothers enter a grueling cross­ troit. (60 min.) [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Men's and Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. GD Too Close for Comfort outcast Russian boxer regains his pride by [CN N] Moneyweek Ring Around the World ^ Hallmark Homas Women's Super G Premiere From Ses (M) Medical Marvels country bike race when the younger learns 1:30PM CB MOVIE: The Daughters (90 min.) (24) Day the Univerae Changed training two Brooklyn fighters for an [U SA] Christ ChHd Fund ® Consumer Discount Auction he might have a terminal hereditary condi­ (g) TV Open House of Joshua Cabe' In a scheme to keep from tnere, Italy (90 mm ) (Taped) .57' Creative Living G S W ild America A year in the life cycle [CN N ] Weak in Ravlaw American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Maria [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch tion. Kevin Costner. David Grant, Rae losing his land to a new homesteading law. [HBO] MOVIE: Short Circuit' (CC) A Brandauer, Adrian Pasdar, Wesley Snipes. 2:15AM CD ABC News (CC) GD French Chef: Elegance with Aspic [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday of a band of wild Rocky Mountain bighorn [HBO] MOVIE; 'Touch and Go' (CC) A Dawn Chong. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In a fur trapper recruits a thief, a pickpocket bolt of lightning transforms a high-tech 1986. Rated R. [M AX] MOVIE; 'Young iMfy Chatter- [D IS] Wish Upon a Star (H) sheep. star hockey player becomes involved with Stereo) and a prostitute to portray his daughters. warrior robot into a likeable little creature [D IS ] College Bow l '8 7 (In Stereo) the impoverished mother of a child who [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Trading PtacM* (CC) A ley’ A young woman faces marriage and a [HBO] MOVIE; Airplane!' A neurotic @ ) Wall Straet Journal Report; [CN N ] Sporta Sunday Buddy Ebsen, Karen Valentine, Sandra who thinks he's human Ally Sheedy, [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Airplane!' A neurotic had attempted to mug him. Michael Kea­ commodities broker and a street hustler humdrum lifestyle until she visits an old fa­ ex-pilot takes over the controls of an airli­ 9:30AM (E ) Love Your Skin (S) World Tomorrow Dee. 1972. Steve Guttenberg. Fisher Stevens 1986 ex-pilot takes over the controls of an airli­ 8:00PM (B Murdw. Sha Wrote (CC) ton, Maria Conchita Alonso. Ajay Naidu. become the objects of a bizarre bet made mily castle Hariee McBride, Peter Ratray. ner when the crew succumbs to food poi­ GD Visionaries @ DeGressi Junior High (CC). GD Tony Brown’s Journal Rated PG ner when the crew succumbs to food poi­ The descendent of an Indian tribe that 1986. Rated R. by two elderly tycoons. Eddie Murphy. Dan 1977. Rated R. soning. Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Robert ® M eet the Press (CC). once lived in the Cabot Cove area bran­ [CN N ] NFL Preview ( T ) NFL Football: N e w York soning. Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty. Robert [M AX] MOVIE: The Morning After' Aykroyd. Jamie Lee Curtis. 1983. Rated R. C D Foster Parent's Plan V^i Stack. 1980. Rated PG GD Spotlight on Government 4:00PM dishes a land grant that seems to prove his 2:30AM Adetanta Giants at W ashington Redskins (3 hrs ) Stack. 1980. Rated PG. (C C ) An alcoholic actress is shocked to [U SA ] Night Flight [ESPN] SportsCenter Sunday: NFL GD To Ba Announced. claim to the territory. (60 min.) 11:30PM CD George Schlatter's Co­ GD MOVIE: 'The Snows of Kilimanjaro' (M ) Maude Garneday A preview of today's games in (Live) (U S A ) Sanchez of Bel Air In need of ex­ find the man she'd spent the night with medy Club A brilliant novelist’s restless search for [CN N ] Moneyweek tra cash, Miguel unknowingly accepts a job (X ) (fii) W erew olf Eric is kidnapped by murdered in her ^ed. Jane Fonda, Jeff 7:00AM d ) At the Movies @ ) Rev. David Paul NFL (60 min.) (ED Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous life's meaning readies its corKlusion on from his father's competitor. Will "Big Daddy" Fraser (Howard Duff), a CD Sports Extra d ) ® Jimmy Swaggart [E S P N ] Drag Racing (60 min ) Elizabeth Taylor and Malcolm Forbes, Bridges. Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. the equatorial plains of Africa. Gregory GD La Santa Misa [HBO] MOVIE: Whita Nights' (CC) A dying politician who thinks werewolf blood CB) Honaymoonars Russian darKer, who defected to the U.S. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The 7th Voyage of Sin- comic Alan King, actress Michelle Phillips, 6:00PM CB (22) (30) ® N e w i [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Back to the Future' Peck, Susan Hayward, Ava Gardner. (D Dialogue [CN N ] Your Money will give him immortality. (In Stereo) eight years ago, finds himself back in the bad' The swashbuckling adventurer en­ a house in the United States worth S52 (C C ) A time machine transports a teenager GD Day of Discovery 1953. d ) Point of View CB MOVIE: ‘Night They Saved Christ- d D (4D Spenaer: For Hire (C C ) Spenser [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents Soviet Union with an American-turned- counters mythological beasts and a ruth­ million (60 mm ) back to the period when his parents were ( ^ Christian Childran's Fund [C N N ] Sports Latsnight nftas' Drillirtg for Arctic oil threatens Santa and Susan encounter a murderous motor­ GD ^ Jerry Falwell Russian citizen who becomes his only less sorcerer on the enchanted island of Magnum, P.l. in high school. Michael J. Fox, Christopher [E S P N ] Running and Racirtg (E) Claus's toy factory at the North Pole, so a cycle gang while on a Thanksgiving holi­ (S ) Sports Machine [TM C ] Short Film Showcase GD hope for escape. Mikhail Baryshnikov. Gre­ Cyclops. Kerwin Mathews. Kathryn Grant, Lloyd, Lea Thompson. 1985. Rated PG. (In Divine Plan [H BO ] MOVIE: American Flyers' (CC) GD NW A Pro Wrestling mother arid her three children set out to day. ( ^ min.) (In Stereo) gory Hines, Isabella Rossellini. 1985. Richard Eyer 1958. Rated G. Stereo) ■ ® Am en (C C ) Roily gets cold feet as the [U S A ] Zss Zsa Gabor . (§) Muppets T w o brothers enter a grueling cross­ save It from certain destruction. Jaclyn wedding ceremony is about to start. Part 2 Rated PG-13. I M O V IE; 'Xanadu' A rollerskating (ED M O V IE: 'Topper Returns' A beautiful country bike race when the younger learns 2:00PM (E) MOVIE; 'A Guidefor the Smith, Art Carney. Paul Le Mat. 1984. 9:30PM ( B ( O D >nt (C C ) (in Sisrao) 2:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e : ‘H ( c Rm ort- ® What's Happening Now!! [M AX] MOVIE; The Goonies' (CC) A muse uses her magiotb help the carfe€if of ghost haunts Topper and urges him to fir>d of 2. (In Stereo) he might have a terminal hereditary condi­ Married M an' A philanderer-takes on the tii: MOVIE: 'The Black Stallion Returns' A group of young men are given jobs on an It's Your Business group of kids encounter vengeful pirates in an artist. Olivia Newiocv-John. Gone Kelly, her murderer. Roland Young, Joan Bk>n- (jl) (S) B«veriy Hills Buntz (CC) Bunu ® Ask the Manager tion. Kevin Costner. David Grant, Rae task of educating a faithful husband in the A young boy sets out for North Africa in island resort but can’t keep their minda on a neighborhood cave when they go looking Michael Beck. 1980. dell, Dennis O'Keefe. 1941. poses as a clotNng-store salesman to find ^ Kenneth Copeland Dawn Chong. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In art of infidelity. Walter Matthau, Robert search of his stolen horse. Teri Garr, Kelly out who's stealing merchandise. (In ® MOVIE: 'The Slipper and tha Rose' their work. Bronson Pinchoi, Marcy for buried treasure. Sean Astin, Josh Bro- (22) MOVIE: 'Next Stop, Greenwich Vil­ (iD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (ID Project Media Stereo) Morse, Inger Stevens. 1967. Reno, Vincent Spano. 1982. Stereo) A valiant prince searches for tl>e owner of Walker, Linda Kenton. 1985. Rated R. lin, Jeff Cohen. 19B5. Rated PG. (In Stereo) lage’ A boy from Brooklyn tries to break Riker becomes tlie major player in a deadly GD National Geographic on Assignment a slipper left on the dance floor. Richard [C N N ] Daybreak 10:00AM ( D W ondm ful Wotfd of loose from his parents and make it on his 18' Mork and Mindy game masterminded by the dangerous and 10:00PM dD CD N ew s Chamberlain, Gemma Craven. Margaret 3:00AM [CN N ] Newsnlght Disney: Lefty When a gymnast with one 1 2 : 0 0 P M (D This Is the NFL A competition for hula dances; wildlife own as an actor Lenny Baker. Shelley [D IS] Mousercise ,20 Star Trek: T h e Next Generation Riker (powerful 'O ' entity. ( ^ mtn.) GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Lockwood. 1976. [ESPN] College Football: Tar ns to be arm injures her leg, she is advised by her (E) MOVIE: 'Divorce. American Style' A filmmakers Ellie and Peter Dutcher; the Winters. Christopher Walken. 1976. becomes the major player in a deadly (16) It’s Show tim e at the ApoWo This (60 min.) Announced (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Rj [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Jim Thorpe: All Ameri­ doctor to quit gymnastics. Based on a true couple starts divorce proceedings after 17 problems African bees cause. (60 min.) GD spiritual Life Crusade (fD Nova (C C ) A survey of Wyoming's game masterminded by the dangerous and week's host: Mary Wilson. Scheduled: Ex­ can' The story of one of the world's most story. (60 min.) years of marriage. Dick Van Dyke, Debbie (@ MOVIE: 'The Petrified Forest' A wri­ Jimmy Swaggart [CN N] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred [TM C] MOVIE; The Money Pit' (CC) wildlife, focusing on the breeding, migra­ powerful 'Q' entity. (60 min.) pose. Regina Belle, Freddie Jackson and a popular athletes. Bun Lancaster. Phyllis Reynolds. Jason Robards. 1967. ter. who wanders into a service station in Hickman. Nick Charles. Everything that can possibly go wrong (ED Sybervision tion and survival patterns of the Rocky tribute to Pearl Bailey. (60 min.) (In Stereo) @0) Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Cases Thaxter, Charles Pickford 1951. Arizona, becomes involved with romance 24 Only One Earth: The Monk, the Vil­ does when a couple moves into a mansion GD Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ Mountain elk. (60 min ) (R) include: the disappearance of and agora­ ( B Rowl to C a lg « y A prev­ [U S A ] Calliope (ED Jetton s and a gang of killers. Bette Davis, Leslie lage and the Bo Tree Pan 11. (20) MOVIE: 'The Desert Fox' Story of 11:45PM bought for one-fifth of its original value. tion on the latest employment opportuni­ phobic woman; the death of a newlywed; iew of the 1988 Olympics. GD Captain Power and the Soldiers of Howard, Humphrey Bogan. 1936. Police Story 26 Police W om an Field Marshal Rommel's defeat in Africa Tom Hanks, Shelley Long, Alexander Gu- (7 ) Wall street Journal Re- ties in the Connecticut area. an update on an inheritance case. Host: 7:30AM the Future ■ (^,6olf: SkirtsGameLee Trevino, Arnold during World W ar II. James Mason, Sir donov. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) M O V IE : 'Billy T w o Hats' A grizzled GD © ) Adams Chronicles 36 M O V IE: 'Scrooge' Scrooge, a misera­ Robert Stack. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 2:00AM CD At the Movies port Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Fuzzy Zoeller Cedric Hardwicke, Jessica Tandy. 1951. [U S A ] Program YouraeH for Success GD Jimmy Swaggart Scotsman and a young half-breed team up ® M O V IE: 'A N e w Leaf' A playboy who ble man who demands payment of loans (2.4) Good Neighbors CDstoS dD Breakthrough compete, from PGA West m La Quinta, (22) GD Family Ties (CC) Steven's re­ @ ) Captain Power for a wild ride across the rugged frontier. has no money marries an understanding even on Christmas. Is visited by three spir­ 3:30AM CD Christian Children's Fund Calif. (2 hrs.) (Taped) cently divorced brother asks for advice on (2S) Outer Limits (ID Dallas d3 Sunday Mass Gregory Peck. Desi Arnaz Jr. 1973. heiress. Walter Matthau, Elaine May. its of Christmas. Alben Finney. Alec Guin­ ® Chalice of Salvation (Live) MOVIE; 'Situation Hopeless but Not ness. Dame Edith Evans. 1970. handling his unruly daughter. Part 1 of 2. (28) Billy Graham Crusada GDStar Trek [C N N ] Crossfire GD ® Day of Discovery ® Muppets 1971. (3) Mister Rogers Serious* Tw o fliers shot down over Ger­ (In Stereo) G.Z) Great Parformancas: Talas From the GD M indpower [D IS] MOVIE: 'Two of a Kind' The spe­ ® Dr. James Kennedy ® Let’s Go Bowling 57' Constitution: That Delicate Balance McLaughlin Group many are taken in by a lonely eccentric Hollywood Hills: Pat Hobby Teamed cial love between a 21-year-old retarded ® Daktari 61 Sntall Wonder .24 Nature (C C ) Scientists Maurice and (g ) Feed My People Celebrate with Rev. David Mellon GD Boyer Agency [CN N ] Week in Review who doesn’t tell them the war is over Rob­ W ith Qanhis Christopher Lloyd stars in man and his aged grandfat)>er is explored. GD Sunday Mass ert Redford. Sir Alec Guinness, Michael [CNN] Newswatch Katia Krafft study of volcanic eruptions. (g) Hogan's Heroes Robby Benson, Gewge Bums, Cliff Robert­ ®D Kideo TV M eet the* Press (CC). [H BO ] MOVIE: Ordinary Heroes’ (CC) this F. Scott Frizgerald story. (60 min.) Connors. 1965 (60 min.) (In Stereo) (S ) Shopping Network son. 1982. [C N N ] Big Story ® Sea Hunt Blindness resulting from wounds suffered [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C ) A French zoology ® Charlie's Angels v26 M O V IE: 'M adam e Sin* A woman, (§D Nattortal geographic on Assignm ent m CONVERSATIONS WITH in Vietnam forces a young man and his (g ) Taste of Adventure: Baltimore. Mar­ student accidentally lets a poisonous frog ( ^ Sports Machine 4:00AM [IM AX] MOVIE; 'CavagliV A [D IS] You and Me. Kid GD New Jersey Hispano girlfriend to re-evaluate their relationship. escape from the aquarium. (60 min.) (In called Madame Sin, asks a CIA agent to (60 min.) yland ® Christian Lifestyle Magazine high school nerd is thrust back in time [TM C ] MOVIE: On The Edge' Years al­ GD Ayer, Hoy y Manana help her steal a Polaris submarine. Bette (g) Modem Maturity (CC) Richard Doan Anderson. Valerie Beninelli. [D IS] Anne of Gieen Gables (CC) Anne Stereo) [CNN] CNN News where he falls for a prehistoric female who ter being banned from amateur competi­ Davis. Roben Wagner. 1971. GD Gene Scott GD French in Action Dons Roberts. 1986. accidentally gets her best friend, Diana, [USA] Airwolf aids him in his search for manhood. Daniel tion. a middle-aged long-distance runner [CNN] Nawsday [D IS] MOVIE: 'Two of a Kind' The spe­ [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'Midsummer Night's drunk at a tea party and therefore causes .38 One Day at a Time cial love between a 21-year-old retarded [C N N ] World Report Roebuck, Cindy Ann Thompson. 1985. trains for an especially demanding race to [U S A ] All-American Wrestling wheel of Fortune (CC) Sex Com edy' At the turn of the century, the latter's mother to forbid their friend- 6:30PM (ED .41' Noticiero Univislon man and his aged grar>dfather is explored. [DIS] MOVIE: Arthur's Hallowed Rated R. win back his self-respect. Bruce Dern, [ESP N ] Sportstalk three couples spend a summer weekend in ,ship. (60 min.) Part 2 of 4 # 16 It Takes T w o Robby Benson. George Bums. Cliff Robea- Ground' An elderly British groundskeeper John Marley, Bill Bailey. 1986. Rated PG- 1 2 : 3 0 P M (ED N F L Today NFL pre­ v57 First Eden: The Wastes of War (60 [U SA] Consumer OiaBsngs: MDR Vi- 10:10AM [CN N ] On the Menu game show hosted by Brent Musburger the country hoping to find love. Woody son. 1982. resists efforts by e cricket team that wants tamins 13. [U SA] Cover Story .22 .30; N B C N e w s (CCI min.) with Irv Cross and Jimmy 'The Greek " Allen, Mia Farrow, Jose Ferrer. 1982. him to give up the plot of land he's taken 1 0:30AM (ED Agronsky and Company .24. Artaweek [U S A ] Juvenile Diabetes Foundation: (T ) New England Sunday 4:30PM [57) Trying Tim es Alan Arkin [CN N] PrimeNews care of for years. Jimmy Jewel. Jean Boht. 4:10AM [CNN] Show biz Week 8:00AM Snyder. ® Wild Kingdom Thanks For Giving — Continues (3 hrs.) (E ) Showcase of Homes 2:30PM directed Christopher Durang's story about ^40) A B C N e w s (CC). 1986. Rated NR. d ) ^ Oral Roberts (E ) @ ) Next President [ESPN] NFL Football: Cleveland 4:30AM Qi) TwIHgM Zono GD MOVIE: 'Q.l. Joe - The Movie' G.l. [ESPN] Skiing: Powder Eight World a married couple (Jeff Daniels, Julie Hag­ Browns at San Francisco 49ers (CC) (3 10:30PM CD Sports Extra (6D 9 to 5 [ESPN] NFL Prime Time Scores and [CN N ] Big Story d D Make It Real Joe's Special Task Force finds its mission GD MOVIE: 'March of the Wooden Sol­ Champtonship From British Columbia. erty) whose relationship is tested by the hrs.) (Live) [C N N ] Inside Business (ED Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports highlights of today's National Football dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera to preserve peace and freedom threatened diers' A pair of bumbling toyshop workers Canada. (Taped) arrival of the husband's high-school swee­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mountelntop Motel (B ($1) Marriad .With Child­ highlights and features with host Steve A l­ league games. (60 min.) by Golobulus. the supreme ruler of the vil­ defend Toyland against the evil Mr. Bar- theart (Swoosie Kurtz). 8:30PM Massacre' Guests take a risk when they (tD Tom and Jerry 3:00PM CB m o v i e : ’Th« Time Mach- 7:00PM (ED 6 0 M inutes (60 min.) ren (C C ) Sieve (David Garrison) loses his bert and feature reporter Carl Chorkin. lainous Cobra Organization. 1987. naby and the vicious Bogeymen. Stan Lau­ 12:1 5AM ( B m o v i e : 'OHv ONv O xsn check into a motel, and the irmkeaper is a ine' The inventor of a time machine jour­ [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak lSD (61) Ju m p Street (C C ) The squad G i 12 O'clock High rel. Oliver Hardy. Charlotte Henry, 1934 21 mortgage mqney in Al's (Ed O'Neill) poker ( ^ Yas, Minister Free' An eccentric junk dealer with a flak loony lady who's handy with a sickle. Bii GD Buck Rogers neys into the far-flung future, where man is investigates the murder of a 16-year-old [ M A X ] M O V IE; 'Funny Girl' Fanny Brice, game. (R) (In Stereo) (4D Siampra an Domingo Programa de for the fantastic sparks adventure for her­ Thurman, Anna ChappeN, Will Mitchell. I ® Porky Pig GD Weight Control the slave of cannibalistic subhum ^s. Rod cocairte dealer. (60 min.) Pan 1 of 2. (R) (In (S ) Thia Old House (CC ) A progress re­ a stagestruck girt from New York's.Lower (3(2; M y T w o Dads (C C ) Nichole be­ variedades con musica, entrevistas y anis- self and her companions. Katharine Hep­ 1966. Rated R. @ N FL Uva Taylor, Yvette Mimieux. Alan Young. (S) Sunday Today port on the Weatherbee Farm restoration; East Side, overcomes a series of heart­ Stereo) comes upset when Joey takes her an tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ burn, Kevin McKenzie. Dennis Dimster. 1960 [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hurry Sundown' d D @ Sesame Street (CC). installing windows; a 50-acre window fac­ (ID On the Record breaks to become one of America's most ClD (40) M O V IE : 'Student Exchange' teacher on a date. (In Stereo) lasco. (2 hrs.) 1978. beloved stars. Barbra Streisand. [USA] Consumer Chalfenge: Bkib- tory in Bayport, Minn. GD Sea Hunt (E ) Star Search (60 mm.) Premiere. (C C ) A pair of high-school sen­ (M) World Tomorrow .39: Newsmakers 1 1 :00PM CD CD ^ N ew s 1 2:30AM CD New England Sunday locker (S) Batman GD GD M O V IE: 'Apocalypsa N ow ' A special iors discovers the benefits and drawbacks Robert Schuller N FL Live NFL pregame show hosted Continued ... GD Health Show by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Rashad. Paul agent journeys up river into Vietnam with Nuestra Familia 1 1 » < w ' » •' > » r * <

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What was the pilot’s name? liad sex two times and it hurt 3:30PM ® Flintstones erection, hut he is unable to 8:00AM (E Thundercat* 5. What star system were the Robinsons explor­ both times. Is this normal? My A common myth is that all women 5 ;3 0 A M U ) varied Programs .11) Ghostbusters The maintain it to ejaculation. He ® Bug* Bunny/Daffy Duck ing? friends say it doesn’t hurt after (U) INN News 16) Spiral Zone was fine prior to surgery. . experience pain when they have their first 09 CNN News CH) Teddy Ruxpin 6. Who sabotaged the ship? the first time. 7. What were the names of the Robinson chil­ 20) G.l. Joe Kinsey Could tte surgery have caused Morning Stretch fli) Brady Bunch 24' 3-2-1 Contact the problem? Is the problem intercourse and then have pain-free [C N N ] Showbiz Today (g ) Dannie the Menace dren? DEAR READER: (I’m Report 8. What was the robot’s name? 26' Thundercats permanent? Would some new [ESPN] Aerobics ® Varied Program* assuming that you’re female, 36) Comic Strip positions or medications help? intercourse forever after. This ill not 5 :4 5 A M @ Before Hours (g) King Leonardo 57' Varied Programs since males rarely talk with each ® 8he-Ra; Prince** of Power necessarily true on either count, f f 6 :0 0 A M ( S CBS News 61) Beverly Hills Teens other about having pain during include guilt about having sex, (g ) Varied Program* DEAR READER: You will CD Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs l*aM Piauoa 'law [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner sex.) fear of pregnancy, inadequate ® My Uttie Pony toqou aqi 'S have to ask tliese questions of the cm ABC News Left in Progress |CC|. lljaijdnr 'C [U SA] Jackpot A common myth is that all [C N N ] DaybreNt Xuued pus HIM 'Apnr 'Z sexual arousal (and thus lack of surgeon. 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[D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club Dick Van Dyke .26^ Movie report^ having severe pain and pain during sex (a condition (g) Varied Program* 38: BraveStarr In the meantime, you might try I should go to a doctor. ’The physician will first ask you [ESPN] Getting Fit (46) {ID Mr. Belvedere (R) 38) VeqaS the rest reported moderate pain. called dysparunia). d 5 Flintetona* [D IS ] Movie 40' Newlywed Game having sex in positions other than If I did go to a doctor, what some questions, measure your 6 :3 0 A M ® News Sesame Street (CC) In a different study of 500 Often the problem is quickly [D IS ] Dumbo'* CIrcu* [U SA] Let's Make a Deal 61 Jetsons those you’ve been using; but do would be done? Please help height and look closely at the ® SilverHawks [D IS ] Watt Disney Presents unselected consecutive women and easily overcome by simply 8:45AM (g) S**ame Street 1 :30PM ® Bold and the Beautiful (C NN ) Newsday not try any position that would because I ’m worried something outside of your body. 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This usually a growth spurt in height. have to ask the surgeon, your (33) Jem (8 ) Andy Griffith medical conditions are vaginal enough to decide to have sex non-cancerous enlargement of It is not unusual for all of these family physician or a urologist. (31) Spiral Zone (38 Superior Court _ Astrograph infections, urinary-tract prob­ should also be mature enough to the prostate is not thought to be (H) S26.000 Pyramid J physical changes to occur before ’The outlet from the bladder (g) Bugs Bunny lems and hymenal remnants. seek help if she’s having pain related to the frequency of sexual , [U S A ] Movie menarche, although some young passes through the middle of the (The hymen is a tissue that full instead of pleasure. activity, because it occura women do begin to menstruate at prostate gland (which is shaped 10:30 AM E Bewitched good nature might overrule your com­ or partly covers the opening to equally among men who have no away with things they shouldn’t today, somewhat Hke a doughnut). E Superior Court mon sense. the vagina. Some women retain sexual outlet and among men an earlier point in the sequence Solution there’s a likelihood they’ll try to get Therefore, surgery on the (35 Sanford and Son away with the very same things later. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Good small pieces of this tissue around who are sexually active,. - ■ of changes. things aren’t apt to coma your way to­ Temporary problem prostate can sometimes affect • ® ® ) Classic Conceiftration AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Carefully the opening.) The vast majority Send questions to Dr. Reinisch Have you noticed anyrtf these (8) Phylli* cBirttiday weigh what you say today when dis­ day by wishful thinking. If there Is some­ in care of The Kinsey Report, physical markers at all? If you ' the bladder and control of cussing a delicate Issue with a sensitive thing you want, you’ll have to take prac­ of women who have pain during DEAR DR. REINISCH: A year (S) Truth O f Consequence* P.O. Box 48, Bloomington,.IN have, then you aremosLiikely urination. friend. Thoughtless remarks will leave III tical steps in order to get It. sex are found to have a physical ago my lover, age 56, had (15 Card Shark* mSking good, normal progress The outcome of surgery on the Nov. 29,1987 leelings In their wake. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don’t m ake the problem, all of which can be surgery to implant steel rods in 47402. Volume of mail prohibits 1 1:00AM E Price I* Right mistake today of delegating an Impor­ through puberty. However, . prostate varies widely depending PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Be open- corrected. his lower back. He was only personal replies, but questions of fE One Day at a Time tant m atter to another when you can do on each patient’s condition, the □ I You will become Involved In a new Inter­ minded when meeting new people to Non-medical problems that recently permitted to resume general interest may be worrying about being “ late” is a E Divorce Court est In the year ahead from which you II day. Don’t judge them by what they It better yourself. Instead of lessening problem in itself! Talk to your type of surgical technique used, □ your labors, it could Increase them. can cause sex to be painful -sexual relations. discussed in future columns. E People era Talking m ake several friends. One of these ^ have or what they do; judge them lor parents, a school counselor, and other factors. For this □ □ d ; pie will prove beneficial to you where what they are. VIROO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Your social (35 Sanford and Son reason, you need to talk with a _ □ your career Is concerned. image is rather vulnerable today. Don’t school nurse, favorite teacher or (38 PTL Club ' do anything that could be considered in physician who can review your □ □ □ □ 0 □ □ □ SAOtTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Pul ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be extra some other adult about this. Ask g ) I Dream of Jeannie mindful of your behavior In the pres­ poor taste, especially when In mixed surgical report and conduct any □ “ blinders on today when you pass by Enjoys oral sex for some psychological counsel­ (g ) g Wheel of Fortune shop windows that feature expensive ence of others today. It you fail to han­ company. ing if you feel depressed; these tests necessary to give you an dle yoursell with grace and dignity, It LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Something In g Sea Hunt Items that are presently beyond your .<3i which you’re Involved might not work DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am worries can affect your individualized answer. g Maude means. Walt until they’re affordable. could stain your Image. some men who lose erections when they out as well as you hoped today. Don’t Send questions to Dr. Reinisch □ Major changes are ahead for Saglttar- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Assump­ three months pregnant. I enjoy schoolwork and social life. g 35 Who's the Boss? (R| make too much ot it. because you will in care o f’The Kinsey Report. ^ ; o ; lans In the coming year. Send lor your tions you make today may be a bit , stop stimulation in order to mount a partner oral sex with my husband and If you do not have any'change [D IS ] Varied Program* find ways to correct It later. Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 shortsighted. They may be based on at all in your nipples or do not P.O. Box 48. Bloomington, IN JOHNNY S C O W W (O eL 24-Nev. 22) Rattery for sometimes swallow his semen. 1 1 :30AM E Too Closa for Comfort to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, conclusions that are not totally factual. don’t have this problem when they use , 47402. Volume of mail prohibits DEPP its own sake will not produce desirable What effect will the semen have have a single pubic hair or a hair E High Roller* P O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- Re.«xamlne your premise. OEMINf (May 21-Juiia 20) Be careful in results today. Don’t be lavish with your under your arms, it’s worth personal replies, but questions of 3 5 Bast Talk In Town 3428 Be sure to state your zodiac sign. positions where the woman is on top. on my baby? any material transactions you have with compliments to people who don’t sin­ having a physician check to see if general interest may be TV puzz!« on page 20 g Bewitched CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) If you friends today. Your generosity and cerely deserve them. discussed in future columns. ■ g g Win, Loaa or Draw knowingly let those In your charge get DEAR READER: None. anything is delaying your MANCHESTER HERALD./Saturday, Nov. 2S. 1M7 — M

.'I i l-1 34 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Nov. 28, 19«7 Dining In Health The Greek delicai^ of tuna dishes

The story behind the vitamin myth By Shirley E. Sump I egg, slightly beaten Combine tuna, celery, egg, 'A cup flour 3 (I-ounce) slices process salad dressing, dillweed, 2 cups milk Swiss cheese, cut in however, that supplements have hile America was Heat oven to 375F. Lightly parsley, chives and cracker I (6Y2 ounce) can triangles By Eve Glkksman B-complex vitamins are excreted no value. Vitamin pills are slow in discovering grease baking sheet. crumbs in large bowl. Mix water-packed tuna, ' readily when taken in excess. recommended by the medical tuna, ancient Greeks Drain and rinse gaibanzos. lightly but thoroughly. Shape drained The fat-soluble vitamins (A, loved “thunnos” so Combine carrots and water in n the relentless pursuit community for a variety of Mash with a potato masher. into 5 ftr 6 patties. (Mixture will % teaspoon salt a 10-inch skillet over high heat; of health and long life, D, E, K) are the most dangerous individuals, including children much they wrote Combine with tuna, onions, be sticky.) Place on a plate; chill '/« tea.spoon pepper bring to a boil. Lower heat. Americans may have if taken in quantity because they under age 2, the elderly, alcohol poetry about it. garlic and salad dressing. Mix for 1 hour. 1 teaspoon dried dillweed been lured to the den of linger and can accumulate to abusers, the economically WCanned salmon was available Cover; simmer for 5 minutes. '/z cup grated process thoroughly. Heat vegetable oil and Stir in tuna, milk, soup, excess. In what many toxic levels when not used up, deprived, people on prolonged everywhere in America by the American cheese Separate biscuits; roll each margarine in large skillet. Cook parsley and chives. Bring to a see as a complete medical experts warn. weight-reduction programs, end of the 1880s, but it wasn't 7 hard-cooked eggs, I Only small amounts are until 1903 that a canner put up into a 4-inch circle. Spoon equal patties over medium heat until boil, stirring frequently. Stir in turnabout, the American Medical pregnant women and strict peeled and sliced some tuna. To his surprise, it amounts of tuna mixture into heated through and browned on Association recently issued a needed in order to be healthy. A vegetarians (those who consume 2 cups frozen peas, thawed rice; cover and remove from four-ounce glass of orange juice no eggs or milk). went over very well. Thirty-six center of each circle. Bring both sides. beat. Let stand 5 minutes. statement that the vast majority dough up over tuna; pinch edges 1 cup coarsely crushed potato of Americans do not derive any or two baked potatoes can fulfill They are also suggested for canneries were selling all they Makes S to 6 servings. Uncover; arrange cheese together to form buns. Place chips benefits from taking daily the daily 60-milligram SI people with certain allergies, could process by 1917, as more This is good enough for pin wheel fashion. vitamin and mineral requirement for vitamin C. illnesses and surgical conditions, people discovered the no-waste seam-side down on baking sheet; company, easy enough for Makes 4 servings. canned fish. brush with beaten egg. Bake 12 everyday. Serve with chilled Preheat oven to 375F. supplements. Moreover, going a few days and for those recovering from Melt margarine in 10-inch Further, Food and Drug without one vitamin or another long-term hospital lotions or If you use tuna mainly for to 14 minutes or until deep tomato juice, creamed potatoes This tasty new tuna salad sandwiches or to make an and peas and apple crisp with skillet; blend in flour. Add milk Administration officials are will do you no harm, say antibiotic treatmenis. golden brown. makes a lovely main-dish salad occasional casserole, you are whipped cream. and tuna. Cook, stirring expressing concern that McGehee and others. The U.S. Mineral supplements, too, Makes 10 buns. for a luncheon. Recommended Daily Allowance missing out on a tuna-rific, constantly, until mixture thousands of consumers may be such as fluoride, calcium and thickens. Add salt, pepper, levels on food labels are inexpensive protein food. When These are great for mini-meals NEPTUNE'S DEUGHT poisoning their bodies with iron also are widely prescribed dillweed and cheese. Lower MERMAID SALAD larger-than-healthy doses of deliberately set much higher than you call on this treasure from or a nourishing snack. They 2 (6'/2-ounce) cans and endorsed by the majority of heat, pook, stirring constantly, / (6'A ounce) can vitamins once considered most people need and most Neptune, tempting tuna creations taste like freshly baked when water-packed tuna, family doctors. will fairly jump off the shelf. until'cheese melts. Stir in peas. water-packed tuna, harmless. people could do fine on less, alTJ The advice of the experts is to reheated in the microwave. drained Reach for the can opener now Remove from heat. drained Vitamin sales in the United according to the Food and take a “buyer beware" attitude 2 eggs and discover an ocean of great Layer half the egg slices in 2 cups cooked rice States represent a Nutrition Board, which sets the toward supplements, since the SAILOR SNACKS 'A cup milk dishes. bottom of greased I 'A-quait 2 large tomatoes, chopped multibillion-dollar-a-year guidelines. FDA does not regulate vitamin / (6'/2-ounce) can I cup fine dry bread crumbs 'A cup chopped celery Tuna combines with casserole. Top with half the industry. About half of all Nearly half of all vitamin products nor has the Federal water-packed tuna, 3 tablespoons melted 'A cup chopped green onion, vegetables for a hearty soup. sauce. Add a second layer of Americans take at least one users say they take supplements Trade Commission made any drained margarine tops inc luded Serve with sourdough bread and egg slices; top with remaining vitamin pill daily, and more than as an extra energy source, major attempt to stop misleading I cup frozen peas, thawed I teaspoon lemon juice 2 tablespoons salad oil although there is no factual basis a sliced orange and banana sauce. Sprinkle top with potato 10 percent take five or more a advertising. Consumers are also '/z cup chopped dill pickles l '/2 tablespoons instant 2 tablespoons while vinegar for this popular notion, experts compote. chips. Bake for 20 to 25 day. urged to consult their doctors % cup chopped green onions minced onion Yz teaspoon dried dillweed say. Many of these All the same, physicians are before experimenting with PACIFIC TUNA CHOWDER 3 tablespoons salad dressing 'A teaspoon dried basil minutes, until mixture is bubbly. shredded lettuce stepping forward to point out misconceptions reportedly stem megadose levels of vitamins, or mayonnaise leaves from advertisements that claim 2 tablespoons margarine Makes 6 servings. Yz cup shredded Cheddar that scientific evidence and to keep in mind that taking 1 (12-ounce) can I teaspoon dried parsley no one is safe without a I t up chopped celery cheese supporting routine vitamin use vitamins is not an excuse to eat 4 medium potatoes, pared refrigerated biscuits (10) flakes Combine tuna, shredded ranges from meager to supplement. poorly.' and cubed '/: cup shredded Cheddar cheese 'A teaspoon dry mustard carrots, soup, instant rice and Combine tuna, rice, tomatoes, nonexistent. A common theme in these ads No vitamin-mineral I cup frozen corn 'A teaspoon celery seed cheese for a speedy, flavorfril celery and onions in medium “Less than 1 percent of the is that vitamins should be taken supplement can counter the ill I '/2 cups water Heat oven to 400F. S skillet dish. Serve with green bowl. $3 billion we spend every year every day “just to be on the safe effects of a poor diet. Continue I cup frozen green peas Combine tuna, peas, dill Combine tuna, eggs, milk, bean salad, rye bread, fruit and Blend together salad oil, on vitamins is really needed," side.” New York Times health to take a daily supplement if pickles, onions and salad crumbs, margarine, lemon juice, cookies. vinegar and dillweed. Add to estimates Edward H. McGehee, writer Jane Brody calls this you'd like, says the AMA, but .? cups milk dressing. Mix thoroughly. onion, basil, parsley, mustard tuna mixture; stir gently but M.D., professor of family strategy the promotion of be aware that the benefits ju.st J tablespoons Jlour Separate dou^h into 10 and celery seed in bowl. Mix thoroughly. Cover; refrigerate medicine at Jefferson Medical “nutrition anxiety.” might be nil. ■ I (6'A-ounce) can SHIPWRECK SKILLET College. “If we eat a variety of Manufacturers list all the terrible don't buy the fancy ones medicine at Albert Einstein water-packed tuna, biscuits. Place each biscuit in thoroughly. Turn into a greased 2 cups shredded carrots for at least 2 hours. good foods every day — cereals, things that can happen if a diet advertised on TV and radio. Medical Center, Mount drained ungreased muffin cup. Press 9-inch pie plate. Bake in a 350F I cup water When ready to serve, spoon Sinai-Daroff Division, says that fruits, salads, fish, chicken, is lacking, but she notes that There's no extra value in salt and pepper to taste dough to cover bottom and sides oven 25 to 30 minutes or until I (6'/z-ounce) can salad on shredded lettuce on leafy greens, eggs — excess they fail to add that these,” says McGehee. most of the claims have no of cup. Spoon equal amounts of top is delicately golden and tuna water-packed tuna, plates. Sprinkle each with vitamins go right down the chute vitamin-deficiency diseases such Vitamin advocates suggest scientific basis or are tuna mixture into each cup. drained cheese. substantiated with obscure and Melt margarine in 3-quart loaf is firm. and don't do a thing.” as scurvy are extremely rare. that current patterns of eating on Bake for 16 minutes or until '/z cup milk Makes 4 main-dish servings. ■ isolated studies. saucepan. Add celery; saute until Makes 4 to 6 servings. Most vitamin users worry that Some of these ads promise the tun, overprocessing foods crust is a deep golden brown. I (lO’A-ounce) can condensed that daily supplements give an and engaging in practices that As an example, she points to lender crisp. Add potatoes, com their diets are not adequate, and Sprinkle each with cheese. Tuna, peas and hard-cooked creamy chicken mushroom edge to the serious sports lead to soil depletion contribute ^ the latest studies indicating that and water. Bring to a boil. say they take pills as insurance Bake for I to 2 minutes or until eggs are scalloped together for a soup competitor and the endurance to a need for extra vitamins, but extra vitamin C may help to Reduce heat; cover and simmer against deficiencies. Dr. cheese is melted. unique casserole. Serve with hot I tablespoon dried parsley McGehee points out, though, athlete. Nutritionists explain that many doctors disagree. reduce the severity of cold for lU minutes. vitamins transform food into They point out that the symptoms slightly, but that the Stir in peas. Simmer for 5 Makes 10 servings. rolls, coleslaw and spice cake. flakes that Americans by and large I teaspoon dried chives need supplements even less than energy, but do not provide problem with fast foods, for vitamin shows no ability minutes or until potatoes are They may have let the big one PA cups packaged they did 20 years ago. energy themselves; nor do they example, is not what's missing, whatsoever to prevent colds, as ^ tender. SEASIDE CASSEROLE Eating habits have improved build any part of the body. but what's there: calories, many people were led to believe Meanwhile, blend part of milk gel away, but you can have '/ . I cup margarine pre-cooked rice considerably, he notes, with Strenuous exercise stimulates sodium, fat. Jane Brody says from Linus Pauling's research. into Hour. Add mixture, rest of these tasty tuna burgers waiting. many more health-conscious a need for calories, water and that the biggest nutrient losses “Taking vitamins is painless, milk, tuna, salt and pepper to Serve with macaroni and cheese, people cutting back on salt and some nutrients, but vitamin occur in American kitchens: easier than exercise and soup. buttered peas, sliced tomatoes fats and adding fruits and fibers requirements are not likely to How long food is kept, how something you can do yourself. Makes 4 to t> servings. and chocolate ice cream. to their diets. rise. well it is wrapped and how it is The public gets hooked because Abusing alcohol, smoking and The latest vitamin-sales ploy cooked are all factors. they want to believe it will This is a simple variation of FISHERMEN'S TUNA BURGERS Including uncooked fruits and not wealing seat belts are far is to ensure protection against help,” observes Nash. “Most of an ap[x.‘tizer-snaek dish made in 2 (6'/z-ounce) cans the wear and tear of stress. The vegetables in the diet can more consequential health the time, vitamins won't hurt Spain. water-packed tuna, problems to worry about than come-on is that stress can rob a compensate for the average and won't help, but the person drained person of vitamins, as can processing loss, she points out. W ONG'S r e s t a u r a n t vitamin levels, he says. may get a psychological boost or >/4 cup minced celery drinking, smoking, dieting or Experts also note that vitamin a placebo effect.” TUNA TAPA TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS Vitamins are organic / (15-ounce) can garbanzo compounds necessary to ensure having a cold. The solution content is largely a function of a Noting the nation's vitamin I fUk suggested, of course, is to plant's genes and is (tot beans '/: cup salad dressing normal growth and physical craze, Nash says, “Americans or mayonnaise ★ ★ ★ •CHEF WONG* ★ ★ ★ replenish the depleted supply influenced by soil coihp^tion have a tremendous capacity of I (d'/z-ounce) can maintenance. Those who take I teaspoon dried dillweed with daily supplements marketed as mineral content miglu be. denial. Vitamin theories flourish water-packed tuna, vitamin supplements, however, I teaspoon dried parsley Dinner Specials Weekly as “stress formulas.” The hottest vitamin debate as a way to cope with the drained generally operate on the flakes POST ROAD PLAZA mistaken assumption that if But while vitamin needs may today surrounds the proliferating unknown. Our therapies for Vj cup chopped green onions megadose theories — assorted cancer are not all that good, so '/a teaspoon garlic powder I teasnot/n dried chives 352 Hartford Tpke. (Rto. 30), Vernon . . .. some are good, more are better. increase temporarily as a result Hour*: Mon.-Tliur*. ll:10om-W:00pin / Frl.-Sol. 11:10Bm-11pm / Sundov IMOpm But, experts point out, too of physical stress — for claims that high doses of certain people may turn to vitamins 3 tablespoons salad dressing 1 1/2 cups finely crushed much of any one vitamin is example, surge^, major vitamins can prevent illness, even though the evidence about or mayonnaise ISw^sall saitine crackers 875-0661 likely to block the chemical fractures or serious bums — alleviate pre-menstraal syndrome their use is flawed. It's like I (12-ounce) can I Snow nocked Trees fish and supplyng a feast for the family dinner. The •Sa CreaserRoad *249 whole movie has a richly observed, keenly acted CanUflmiy.CTOeMl mixture of fear, danger, beauty and pleasure. 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CARAUVt air-conditioner-fan motor and an oil interested in maintaining their freedom to Isolating a specific malfunction or employed in the country, and that loul needs Another way of getting unstuck is h> need thinner oil in extremely cold weather, P e te r B ohr cooler travel when and where desired. locating a potential one often requires more togrowto 1,134000 intheupcomingdecade. rocking the car. Shift gears from forward ti 80 OAKLAND ST. If an attempt were made to focus on the ■niinner oil allows the starter to route the But make no mistake, the Saab is a than a trained eye and ear or traditional Make sure the fluid for windshield reverse, and vice versa, each time with a I it I major impacts which cold weather and its testing equipment. It takes sophisticated engine faster, using less battery power. CHRYSLER-DODGE charmer when all its sysicms arc go washing contains an anti-freeze solution so And even if this is properly prepared for. tie pressure on the accelerator until the cai related elements have on the automobile, five analyzers and the expertise to use them to gets going. Remember, if your tires arc spin The staff remains impressed with ils this system will not be useless when needed. the chance still exists of fuel-line freeze-up. I primary concerns should receive attention: interface with the computer "brains" in ning, you're probably only digging a deepci performance and comfortable interi­ Most gasoline manufacturers put additives ONLY CHRYSLERlTest cars earn their stripes freezing, gening started, traction, visibility, today's vehicles. Getting Started rut. So. ease off the accelerator when spin I ONE OP THE or. For some unknown reason, the Starting the engine is dependent on a in the fuel to try to prevent this situation, but Saab's already good fuel economy and salt damage. A leading proponent of automotive ning starts. miles, only one component failed — Heieisabrief overview of eachproblem number of factors, all of which can be moisture still can creep into the fuel unk. The By Peter Bohr keeps improving, with ligures be­ technical training programs is Ronald H.' [DEALERS' IN GREATER______HART-1 the clutch m aster cylinder, wHich our area, and what preventive steps are necessary affected by cold temperatures. Achaigefrom best insurance is to add a can of gasoline Contributing Editor, Road & Track tween 17.2 mpg around lown and 30 li Vainer, president of the National Institute for Visibility local dealer replaced for justVundcr to overcome these challenges. Automotive Service Excellence(ASE), the the battery must be transferred to the spark treatment to the fuel Unk, which helps to Seeing is viul todriving. Make sure the mpg on the highway. I FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART-j Rollin', rollin’ — we just keep rol­ $ 100. \ Freezing organization responsible for testing and plug, fuel must be able to flow into the car­ eliminate the moisture and prevent fuel-line windshield wipers arc functioning pmperl j Finally, there's the Ford Taurus buretor or fuel jets, and oil density must not lin' up the miles on our long-term test The car’s original Toyo tires lasted Anti-freeze in the automotive cooling certifying automotive technicians. ' freeze-up. Examine wiper blades to see that ih ^ arc nni (list price: $15,522). Since my last re­ prohibit the cylinders from turning easily. ^ 30,000 miles. Considering how enthu­ system is a must for any cars operating in Wbinersaid, "While there always will be torn or damaged. If they are. replace them IMENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M. I cars. port. the Ford has also put on another The battery should be checked for max­^TVaction A quick 25,000 or 30,000 miles is a siastically we drive the little car. regions where temperanires drop below 32 a need for the automobile mechanic as we With the engine surted, the vehicle’s next If you find wipers frozen to the wind 10.000 miles, with a vacation in B rit­ imum charge, and the battfcry cables exa­ sure way to test the metal and mettle that’s acceptable. We swapped the degrees Fahrenheit. Unprotected wautr in the have known him through the years, there also requirement is adequate traction. Before shield, do not turn the wiper motor on I' ItoNOONI! I ish Columbia, lunches around South­ mined to see that they are not damaged or tired tires for a new set of Firestone cooling system can freeze and produce will be an increasing number of automotive winter, the tires should be checked to see that could tear them loose, damaging the rubhe i S FOR ALL YOU DO IT YOURSELFERS of any car. that's why Road & Track ern California and busine.ss trips frayed. The connection of the battery cables I Firehawk GTs. As if by magic, the cracked blocks or engine heads. specialists trained in vocational-technical there is good tread. InsUll snow tires or all- wiper. Lift them gently, perhaps using magazine buys several new cars each (really) in Las Vegas. to the battery terminals should be clean and Batteries seldom fteeze, but it is possible, schools or in the engineering departments of season tires, if necessary. Cold temperatures plastic credit card to break the bond createc year. steering seems crisper than even and During the first 30.000 miles, onlv especially when a battery has been ground colleges and universities." tight. can transform wet surfaces into virtual ice GET 15% OFF We can't say for sure that our expe­ at highway speeds the car is notice­ two problems cropped up Al 21.500 The charge must reach the spark plugs, by the ice or snow. down or is otherwise discharged, thin left out The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently rinks. Motorists should be especially alert to Consider the use of special "winter wipci rience with a particular car will be ably quieter. The right tires can make miles, the Taurus lost its brakes, lhai and faulty spark plug wires are often, in very cold temperatures. It is prudent to re­ reported that the automotive service industry the condition of the pavement arid to driving blades." Winter blades are designed with a ALL PARTS typical, but it’s always revealing. Not a difference. repair cost us $434 The sending unit because of age oractacked condition, guilty Q /n o p o fi! Our Toyota is no longer a young­ charge a battery prompdy, particularly when must find and train 32,000 technicians each techniques required on ice or snow. rubber "bool" that completely encloses the only do we learn about a car’s depend­ for the fuel gauge has been the car's of losing some of that charge before it leachn ster. Yet it's hard to find signs of it must sit out in freezing temperatures for year until the year 1995. They are needed to If the vehicle is stuck in the snow, turn the metal superstructure of the blade. This rub PURCHASED ability and maintenance costs, we only other failure, the liiile sucker the plugs. The spark plugs themselves must graying. During the last 5.000 miles, very long. handle the increasingly large "fleet" of cats tires from side to side to try to clear your path ber case keeps the blade flexible by prevent also discover attributes and annoy­ cost $175 to fix. though. ing ice or snow buildup on the moving part^ WITH THIS AD!! ances that aren't revealed in our nor­ its engine didn't teak or burn a single Like the Saab, the Taurus gets out of the blade. With regular blades, moisture mal one- and two-week new-car tests. quart of oil. Its gas mileage is still be­ standing fuel economy relative to its s will freeze around the "joints" on the blade Last spring. I reported on three se­ tween 25 and 34 miles per gallon. And carrying capacity and perfurmann- and the wiping element will not clean evenl v dans in our test-car fleet: the Mitsubi­ as long as one travels light (it seems level, with figures between 18 and 3'i like the MR2 carries little more lug­ HOW DOES DILLON DO IT across the curvature of the windshield • 5 4 5 -P A R T shi Tredia from Japan; the Saab 9000 mpg The operation of the defroster should tx from Sweden: and the Ford Taurus gage than a motorcycle), it's an excel­ The ultimate praise lor any ol oui checked and fixed if needed, because of ih. 3616 SERV ICE 613.3568 from the good ole USA. lent long-distance voyager. It's also long-term test cars is a queue of stall ©FORD importance for visibility. Since then, we’ve bid sayonara to the car we choose when we want to members eager to buy the ear at the A quick walk around the car to make sure the four-door Tredia. In its stead is a frolic on a twisty mountain road. conclusion of the test. Our Taurus wilf all lighu and turn signals are functioning iv two-seat sports car. a Toyota MR2 Then there's the Saab (list price: soon be on the block, and there will be also needed. Each time before departing, (list price: $15,413). $25,146). Poor Saab. We've spent as several in-house bidders clean snow or ice from the front and real Around the office we call it the much time at its bedside as we have The bears may be loose on Wall PROFESSIONAL lights and occasionally wipe accumulated Sports Car of Gibraltar, a fitting mon­ behind its steering wheel. Street, but Ford should feel mighty dirt from the headlights. Being seen is almost iker for a car that stands up with Since my last report, the car has bullish about its Taurus QUALTIY CONTROLLED as important an element in safe driving as rock-like durability to the punishment m anaged another 10,000 m iles, for a seeing. imposed by a couple dozen staff total of 40,000 to date. 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SalatClarto A Street, Coventry, CT. par hour to start plus MECHANIC. Great op- will be located In the 73 T ru c k s /V a n s fo r S a le ...... 742-0315. Oxcollont benefits. W an ted to R e n t ...... 40 F u rn itu re ...... 74 CasMars portunlty, worth your Hartford, Hebron, and Real Estate Campers/Trallers ...... Apply In person at: time to Investigate. Ex- Marlborough area. BA TV/Stereo/Aoollances ...... 75 M o to rc y c le s /M o p e d s ...... • M or Part TIom TELEMARKETERS to HARDWARE Clerk, Homes tor Sale ...... 21 call from home. Your Good pay, benefits, M eadow s M a n o r, 333 perlenced engine, level, 2-3 years rosldon- Mochinerv and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services ...... for modern health Condominiums for Sale ...... 22 Services hours. Pays up to S per room for advance­ Bldwoll Street, Mon- transmission, hydrol- ttal experience. Salary Lawn ond Garden.'...... 77 Autos fo r R e n t/L e a s e ...... 8 Chostor. 647-9191. EOE. L o ts /L a n d fo r S a le ...... 23 Shop in large shop­ hour. Just set up ap­ ment. Apply Conyers Ics. Coll 522-7291 M r. mid to upper toons. .... 51 Good Things to E at ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive ping center. Interest­ Jotfe.______Excellent fringe benef­ Investment Property ...... 24 .... 52 pointment with our Hardware, 646-5707. RECREATION Director. Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood ...... 79 W an ted to B u y /T r o d e ...... ing and professional customers. No selling. Full time position at FL(X)R Porter-Moppor. its. An eaual opportun­ atmosphere unlike all Coll 646-3875.______local health core foell- Full time position ity omplover.Send re­ sume to MTM, P.O. MEDICAL Asslstant/Se- Ity. Qualifications re- available for Individ­ other retail stores. aulred: Current enrol­ Box 702, P utnam , C T Flexible hours. Ideal cretarv. OB-GYN of­ ual who enloys work­ lment In Therapeutic ing around elderly resi­ 06260. 928-0515.______LD 8T PART TIM E PART TIM E for young mothers fice In Manchester. Notices Full tim e. 646-5041. • NAIL * Recreation courses or dents. No experience RETAIL Management. AND FDUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED and retirees. Apply at o degree In Therapeu­ HAIR Dresser. No expe­ necessary. Excellent Tired of working night As a condition precedent to once to the manager SCULPTURESS tic Recreation or re­ benefits. Coll or apply and weekends? A Na­ LOST. FemaleCallcocat, CASHIER Full or part COLLECTOR. 30-60 day rience necessary, will lated field. Flexible the placement of any adver- Black, Orange, and PART Time housekeep­ MAINTENANCE Person Diane. tra in . Call 649-3999. In person to: South tional colleoo book­ tlslne In the Manchester He­ ers for Oualltv Inn part time. Immediate time. Bucklond Street occounts. Experience • Unhappy with your hours with excollont Windsor Nursing Cen­ store company re­ rald, Advertiser hereby White. Vicinity Green­ and Route 84 M obil. preferred. Good work­ ParkaHe Health A MEDICAL Office Clinical benefits. Please con­ ter, 1060 Main Street, wood Drive, Manches­ Conference Center. opening evenings and present working quires experienced agrees to protect. Indemnify Competitive wages. Salary S5 and up. Apply ing condition and Natrittaa Caater Assistant with ortho­ tact Hone Lubko, Mea­ South Windsor. 289- retail person for assist­ and hold harmless the Man­ ter. Large reward for Saturdavs. Light to situation? Please appiv at front medium duty work In person Monday- hours. Apply In person. Partads Sbseplag paedic skills. Full time dows manor, 333 Bld- 7771. ant monaoer and man­ chester Herald, Its officers her safe return. 643- Frldav, 10om-5pm. position. Benefits well Street, and employees against any 8431. desk. Qualltv Inn of maintolning auto deal­ Savings Bank of Man­ CsBisr • Want more money? NURSES. RN's and ager trainee. Position Vernon, 51 Hartford chester. 649-9696. available. Reply to 872- Manchester. 647-9191. of Its Manchester loca­ and all liability, loss or ership. Apply to Gorin 4a4W.MM«eTebo. 0355. • W ant paid vacations? LPN's needed for pa­ expense. Including attor­ Turnpike, 646-5700. Jaguar, Route 83, EOE. tient core. Numerous tion. Excellent benef­ neys' fees, arising from EOE/AA.______Vernon.______RESTAURANT Manage­ coses east of the river its, salary commensu­ claims of unfair trade practi­ Employment ment. Great career op- If you've rate with experience. ces, Infringement af trade­ PART Time hours. Good P A R T T im e, 16 hour posi­ Including o nurse pav. Advancement op- CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR DATA Entry-Clerical. portunltv for answered “yes” to needed to attend Coll 643-1097. ______marks, trade names or pat­ tion available wee­ Medical billing office ambitious person. Op­ PHYSICAL ents, vlalatlon of rights of i Education portunltv. All shifts. kends for central Housewives, mothers with young children, even one of the school with ventilator TEXAS oTi Somponv privacy and Infringement of 646-4300.______seeks full time person ening 20 stores In bound child, n ig h ttim e needs mature person supply dewirtment at students. Earn extra money With your own for data entry. Ac­ greater Hartford area. above questions, THERAPISTS copyright and proprietary RN-LPN. Immediate pediatric coses, 4 hour for short trips sur­ rights, unfair competition loco! nur/ing core fo- part-time job. Bring your children with you counts reclevoble and Salary and outstanding let’s talk. Full and part time posi­ evening Respite coses rounding Manchester. and libel and slander, which ' PART TIM E Medical Care of Man­ cllltvH7i)er hour with typing experience bonus system. Health chester has a part time and save on babysitting costs. 21 h ours per tions avallabla for and others. Excellent Contact customers. We may result from the publlco- HELP WANTED excellent benefits. helpful. Hourly wage, and dental. Experience pay. Please coll Pot at train. Write N.G. Dick­ tlon of onv advertlsment In opening for nurses with Apply In person at: week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise paid vacations and ho­ helpful but not neces­ 649-2911 newly ranovatad phys­ the Manchester Herald by recent acute ambula- QuoHtv Core. 521-9050. erson, President, M eadow s M an o r, 333 our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want lidays. Please call 647- sary. 646-4300. M ary ical therapy and sports Southwestern Petro­ advertiser. Including adver­ KITCHEN Help. Port torv care experience. Bldwell Street, Man­ 0238. AUTO Polish and detail tisements In any free distri­ time days. Mondqy- Hours are: 1 mornlng,2 chester. 647-9191. EOE. a little Independence and your own Income, madicine center. Ex­ person. Pull and port leum, Box 961005, Fort bution publications pub­ Frldqy. Pleasant work­ evenings and 1 wee­ call 647-9946 or 847-9947. oallant salary In high time. Immodloto open­ W orth, T X 76161. lished by the Manchester ing conditions. Apply Herald. Penny Sleffert, kend per month. Inter­ $3(7s for physical ther­ ings In now, used and CONDOMINIUM Conver­ Publisher. The Steak Club, Inc., 60 ested applicants call service deportments of sion Company lookino Hilliard Street, Mon- Sheri ot 721-7393, apy managerial posi­ auto dealership. Apply tor experienced main­ chester. 646-2260. Mondov-Frldav, 9- PRIVATE PARTY tion. Now grade also to Gorin Jaguar, Route tenance people. Must 4pm . HELP WANTED P A R T T IM E walcoma. Call S3, Vernon.______hove knowledge ot tile, RN-Stoff nurae position plumbing, electrical NEWS STAND DEALER available on 2nd and and carpentry. 528- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Merchandise Ads 233-213S 8992. Manchester area, deliver only to Honor 3rd shift. 35 hour work Boxes and stores. Established route. Work week. 5x3 rotating OFFICE help- needed. Full Time... schedule. Pull state bo- General office skills Part Time approximately 6 hours per week - get paid neflfs. Salary required. Telephone for 10. Must be available at Preea Time HERE'S an opportunity 822,194/year with an 528-8992. (12:30 pm) dally and Friday evening at 12:2io for a challenelng part Increase duo Jonurory DENTAL Recepilonist HOLIDAY CASH a.m. Delivery of papers takes approximately time position that Is '88. A pply ot;^ M ans­ for small busy prac­ close to hom e I W e field Training School, Earn the Extra $$ You Need 1 hour, Monday thru Saturday, dependable tice. 4 days per week. car a must. Call Bob. at 647-0040. hove on Immediate op­ Route 44, Mansfield de­ Experience preferred. This Season Working 5pm-9pm ening fo r 0 p o rt tim e pot, or call Susan Pow- Duties Include schedul­ clerk/tvpist In our ad­ loskl at 429-6451 ing, Insurance record We Need: vertising deportment. A A /E O E ,______keeping. Solorv negoti­ If you hove o pleasant LPN position available, able. Coll 6434528. Clerks ■ Verifiers ■ Asst. Mgrs. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... telephone manner, os full tim e on 2nd shift. 35 well os excellent spell­ hour work week. 5x3 Perfect for Students / Moonlighters MANCHESTER AREA ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days ing and typing skills, rotating schedule. Full you moy oualltv for state benefits. Salary MsmucnoN Call 647-9946 Now 3 NEEDED (NOW)^. •A Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day this permanent posi­ 810J16/V*llr With -In-., Henry St...... 261-315 tion. ‘ Senw previous ; crease due In Jdmirarv P rin c e to n ...... 167-190 A Classifications 71 thru S7 sales experience Is a ' . Apply at: Mans­ Import experience helpful, but not plus. Hours ore 88 6UITAR LESSONS necessary as we will train. Tanner ...... 124-168 field Training School, IsugM by tacO pioliwlonil. Tak­ W ellesley ...... all ★ Merchandise Under >250 Mondov-Frldav, 8:30- Route 44, Mansfield ing tiuitonli from boglnnara on Earn Top Wages Salary based on experience, good G reen Rd...... 204-330 2:30. Call Denise Ro­ Depot or coll Susan up. CoH about HoSday Sptolal. benefits, uniforms .provided, excel­ ★ Ad must contain price! berts at the Manches­ Powloskl at 429-6451. Dari-Farms Ice Cream North Elm St...... te r H erald , 643-2711, fo r A A /E O E .______Jim HarkhiB lent working conditions — 5.91 on Interview. has Immediate openings for the following Woodbrldge St...... 7...... 18-230 You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds MENTAL Retardation 6 4 7 -8 5 5 3 positions: Worker pealtlon avail­ For interview cail Tom Dell, 8 am Charles D riv e ...... all due to this low price... able on all shifts. Full Remove mlnerol buildup • Class II Route Drivers to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. East Middle Tpke...... 166-208 Even and port time. Min­ from your teakettle by • Phone Order Clerk East Middle Tpke...... 209-239 Odd ★ STUDENTS ★ im um of 6 months ex­ pouring In half a cup of P errett...... all Part t ie s ■ Evsnlngs perience reoulred In white vinegar and one Full paid medical program, paid vacations, Strant S t...... all NATIONAL new­ nursing field. Educa­ quart of top water. Heotto paid holidays, pension and profit sharing plan. ManchsihUHcma Sum m it S t...... 73-203 spaper concern has tion: Nursing field or rolling boll and let stand Immediate oponinga Applications now being accepted: THE PROFESSIONALS Sum m it S t...... ea only mental retardation. for one hour. Pour out Hunniford PI...... all for Temporary position solution, fill with water, 24 ADAMS STREET CALL CLASSIFIED ORDER CLERKS East Center St...... 25-209 Odd possibly becoming per­ boll again and discord. Dari-Farms Ice Cream MANCHESTER, CT 06040 c VERIFIERS manent. 88.87/hour. Add buildup to your 40 Tolland Stage Road, Tolland ASSISTANT Apply at: Mansfield budget by selling no- Monday - Friday, 8:30-5:30 / Sat. 0-1 / EOE 6 4 6 -3 5 2 0 CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 MANAGERS. T rain in g School, Route longer used furniture and 6 4 3 ” 2 7 1 1 N O W ! C all Today 44, Mansfield Depot or ODPlIonces with a low^ baths, 1-454-1330 thlng. Call 649-7230. ANTIQUES tho low.______acre private yard, eat In kitchen, dining when on attached 3 2 car garage and beau­ Ideas SOUTHERN NtW Eng- room, 12x24'llvlng bedroom Colonial with tiful landscaping. HOMES land claisifleld ads sliders to a lovely deck $102,000. Sentry Real MEMORY’ LANE COUNTRYSIDE reach nearly SOO.OOO room, 14xia' flreploced Estate. 643-4060.O Rontalo FOR RENT family room. Master In a desirable area Is tfoCSrx ANTIQUE homes In Connecticut available. Spacious TYPEWRITERS and Rhode Island. The both. 2 car oversized MANCHESTER. Abso­ MANCHESTER. 6 room CENTER garage. Many extras. 6 rooms, Vh baths, gar­ APARTMENTS price for a basic 25 age. $159,900. Call for lutely pristine center home on busline. Avail­ years young. By chimney Colonial In FOR RENT able Janurary 1. $700. word ad Is only SSS and owner. S219,900. 649- details. Century-21 Ep­ will appear In 43 news­ stein Realty. 647-0995.0 executive area of town. No pets. Call between 3 YALE TYPEWRITER papers. For more In­ 1025.______' Recently redecorated, MANCHESTER. Large 1 Oi 0pm. 646-0000. SERVICE MANCHEStER. Smart formation call Classi­ THIS Spacious newly re­ kitchen totally up- bedroom apartment, 3 Bedroom house for rent, Typnrrllira rMuW. FatttM ly (»w t«,r, fied, 643-2711 and ask decorated 7 plus room Investors cholcel 'dote(l, with new coun­ 3rd floor. Stove and from 611. s u n and wrvic, Newly renovated 3 newly remodeled. Am- Aiiliqties O f .Ml Kinds Through thr House and Barn. for defolls.D______Raised Ranch In South ters, new no wax floor refrigerator. Available ston Lake,, double lot. 41 Purnall Placa. Manchaitar Windsor Is located on a family. 2 bedrooms and all appliances. 7 December 1. No pets. Wednesday thru Sunday 10*5 COVENTRY. Brand new. each. Quiet dead end Deck, wall to wall car- 649-4986 Cozy 3 bedroom Ranch aulet cul-de-sac. Ideal rooms, Vh baths and $425 per month plus petlng. Fireplace, 2224 Boston Tpke. (Rl. 44) • Coventry, C T • 742-0346 for families. This home street. $224,900. Kler- attached 2 car garage. security and utilities. BEAUTY SALONS nestled In pines. Coun­ nan Realty. 649-1147. aulet neighborhood. < ua ua ua l a Ma Ba » a ua k s l a l a i try kitchen, 2 baths, features a formal din­ $234,900. Sentry Real Strano Real Estate. Security and referen­ flreploced llvino room. ing room, fireploce, SOUTH Windsor. (Jreat Estate. 643-4060.G 647-7653.______ces required. Available SALON ULTRA hardwood floors, walk potential I Spacious 3 family hair care - complete nail S147,900. Klernan EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ In December. $900 per care • gift certificates available for Realty. 649-1147. out family room and bedroom brick Ranch GEE Wllllkersi This room. $435 monthly month. 537-4303. FLORAL JEWELRY many other features! on 2.6 acres In an area charming property Is the holidays. UNIQUE GIFTS plus utilities. Dn bus 555 Main St., Manchester MANCHESTER. Unloue Ask us about gattlng a of fine onfloue homes. lost woltirHSTTor new line. 560-1054.______I STORE AND KRAUSE FLORIST four bedroom Ranch mortgage at Vh per­ $279,900. Klernan owners to enloy all Its 643|S525 teaturlno two full cent Interest rate. This Realty. 649-1147. great features. 6 rooms MANCHESTER. Availa­ OFFICE SPACE Christmas plants & The ble Immediately. 3 bed­ ADAMjS APPLE baths, hardwood home Is being offered Including a 1st floor centerpieces. of V e ^n , Inc. Blue Sky Trading Co. floors. Modern kit­ at $172,500. An excel­ MANCHESTER. Loaded bedroom I (3 bedrooms room apartment. $650 MANCHESTER. Prime TR ES CHIC chen, full finished lent buy I Real^World- with size and extras total). 2 full baths, plus utilities. 649-0365. downtown profes­ Holiday Rose Special! 14 Corot GoliTCholm, Bracelets. American Indian jewelry & lower level, sliders to sional office condomi­ BEAUTY SALON Eorrlnot Frechette-Benolt. 646- and set on 3 acres close fireplace, spaclousdln- MANCHESTER. 6 rooms Christmas Parties Too! Open Dolly I0om-*pm / Sun. tO-6 artwork, leather wallets, belts & oversized deck. Beau­ 7709.O______to 1-04. Home Includes 5 Ing room, country kit­ In 0 charming newly nium for sale or lease. ... has gift crrliriralm availahit* buckles, gold & silver jewelry. Tie tiful In-ground pool, chen with pantry, 1,000 square feet. Boyle 621 Hartford Rd. Mancheiter LOVELY,oversized 4 large bedrooms high­ redecorated Duplex on for all vour holiday styleH. EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards cabana. Brick patio bedroom Cope with lighted by the master aluminum siding, front 0 aulet dead end street. Reo^state^4W000. 643-9859 and many custom fea­ with sitting room and and bock porches and Includes garage. $725 Great slocking sluffers! »BaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBs for Christmas & other important beautiful large, fenced sa la ua ua U3 IS ua tfii BX ira la U3! dales. Indian prints by James tures. A gem I S160's. In rear yard. Owners circular staircase. lots more. Priced at plus utilities. No pets. R S I ROOMMATES .'tO.3 East Ccnlcr Sirrel 646-5772.______have nnade many Im­ 16x20 floor to celling $120,000. Jackson 0, 643-0602. ISSIWANTED J&J Jewelers Shiplev. heavy wood wrap sweaters, Marble fireplaced liv­ Jackson Real Estate. 613-248.3 FRUIT BASKETS •45. NEW TO MARKET. provements Including MANCHESTER. Quality ' ifii r s fcst IS ifif 10 lAi BS Ha 1-91: Reserve Your Ring ing room, dining room 647-0400.D 217 O n t r r St., Manchester Charming, sunqy newer roof. Covered 2 bedroom, heat, hot MANCHESTER. Room­ Mother's Rings from *89.95, seven room full dor- deck and patio, full and great kitchen. water and all applian­ mate needed to fill 3rd ELECTRONICS mered Cape In aulet Lower level Is a super BRAND New Raised firat 3 alone free. 647-0607 length of house. This Ranches located In a ces Included, air condi­ - space In a spacious 3 PERO’S FRUIT STAND family neighborhood. home locofed In East spacious 4 room In-law tioning, quiet, on bus­ bedroom oportment lo­ 785 Main St., Manchester apartment. 3 large beautiful area of North JB ELECTRONICS Fancy Irult baikala — dillvarad Bullf In 19U, home Is H artford, must be line. Ideal for middle cated In a very pretty locally — ablppad nallonwida. nicely decorofed and decks, satellite an­ Coventry. 1900 square Whare prolMilonalt buy Ihsir 6 4 3 -8 4 8 4 seen! It Is not a drive feet of living area...7 aged and senior clfl- and quiet neighbor­ tiareo aquipmant. DIacount All WIckar at 2 0 « oN til Dac. 24 CRAFTSMEN’S lovingly mainfalned. by, and It Is a pleasure tenna, Vh baths, 2 car zens. $590/month. 247- hood. Large bedroom, pricing on cash and carry llama. 1V6 baths, 2 car garage garage. Much morel rooms, i'h baths In­ 276 Oakland St.. Manctiaalar «S0£0fi0i« 101010101010101 GALLERY to show! $149,900. cluding a master bath, 5030. huge dining room, liv­ Call Jack Bartrand and beautifull lands­ Strono Real Estate. $369,900. D.W. Fish ing room and kitchen, 643-9384 “Th* Pltct on Cooper SI." Reolty. 643-1991 fireplace, custom MANCHESTER. Large 2 643-12S2 MUSICAL NEEDS A wagon full of doNa and Taddy caping. Sentry Real 647-7653.0 bedroom apartment, front and back porch. Estate 643-4060.O BRAND New. Manches­ raised Birch cabinets, baara loo. pull down attic stairs, 1st floor, heat. $595 per $275 per month plus 1/3 Wraatht. Camflaa and Folk Art ara ter. Contemporary month. 649-0940. utilities. 649-9639. waiting tiara lor you. ready to be moved Into. gorgeous atrium door AL SIEFFERT’S HARDWARE BELLER’S MUSIC from dining room to THE DEADLINE FDR Purnall Pt., Manchaatar Opan 7 day, ■ wMk. Open floor plan In­ VERNDN. Dutstondlng so Mon.-S«. lOwwaam / 124pm cludes 3 bedrooms, deck, separate kitchen condominium (Rye- PLACING DR ' APPLIANCES 649-2036 12x10 living room, din­ rear door, all thermo­ fleld) 2 bedroom, fully CANCELING AN AO BUSH HARDWARE ALL voua MUOfCAL NKOS 647-8161 pane windows, burled IS 12 NDDN THE DAY Shop now for a full aalacllon of ing room and com­ oppllonced, much TVa. VCR'a. Audio Equipmant. 792 Main St. Manchester A T b i a tA y iM O M I oil tank plus a treed more. References, se- , , BEFDRE, MDNDAY - Open dewy unW a pm pletely oppllonced kit­ FRIDAY. IN DRDER Big Scraan TVa. Camcordara, Ml- chen, 2 full baths, 2 car acre lot with stone curlty. No pets. $750/ Shep fir IlM Oi-lt-Yiuraillir. THE HOMESTEAD walls. Unsurpassed at TD MAKE THE NEXT crowavaa, C O Playara. Waahara. on Ibe Green garage, vinyl siding. plus utilities. 649-4003. Cimpliti llni il iNli. 003110101010101010101010 $109,900. Blanchard 0, ISSUE. FRIDAY Oryara and Kitchan Appllaneaa. Old fsshiowd cards, gift wrap A ornsawnU. $177,900. D.W. Fish EAST Hartford. Newer 5 AFTERN(3DN BY 2:30 Realty. 643-1591 .□ Rossetto, "We're Sel­ M/e will beat any price/ Open dDlly 0:30 •m to 9:30 pm and Blown idaas omsawnls. Hand made wrastha. ling Houses" 646-2402.O room, 3 bedroom PM FDR MDNDAY'S Thursday avaninos for tha Holidays. 44S Hartlord Rd.. Manchaatar PRACTICAL 46 Tolland Green, Tolland I r MANCHESTER. Imnioc- apartment, stove, re­ ISSUE. THANK YDU ulate 3 bedroom Ranch frigerator, dis­ FDR YDUR 647-9907 643-4121 872-0SS9 with fireplaced living LOTS/LAND hwasher, wall to wall CDDPERATIDNIII Keep your loved ones well carpet, 1st floor. No ^ 1«S 10 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 Ifil room, dining room FOR SALE Hs 10 Ha 1010 S010 S0 i0 10 VA Informed on all the news wifh built In china ca­ pets. References and SCANDINAVIAN binets, 12x20 1st floor security. $990 monthly Stars JEWELRY this holiday season. Give LEV EL, Cleared lots, city plus utilities. 649-4003. FLORAL GIFT SHOP family room with bay sesrer, city water. 27- them e subscription to the ^ window overlooking 30,000 square feet. Nor­ MANCHESTER. Dut- Stand Visit the Scandinavian Gift Shop to private yard and a M a n ch e ste r Glastonbury Line theast Manchester. standlng 7 room, 3 bed­ PARK HILL JOYCE find that eatraordinary gift you've brand new kitchen with 647-0246. room apartment In AA out > ^ J R R l G O N l been looking for. We also carry Cherry cabinets, ce­ zone. All new wall to FLOWER SHOP H e ra ld Manchester Fancy Fruit Ba»keU • Boxwood Dtamaad Speetallil Swedish Foods. ramic tile and new wall carpeting. Bentley Call 647-BB46 or 643-2711 Treei - All Yoyr Cbrixtmm Needs!! Gill Ceitillcates Dlington Center Ptasa, Ellington Newly decorated split level design. appliances, 1 car gar­ School District. No and Layaway INVESTMENT •2** per day 36 Oak St., Manchester age. $1W,900. D.W. Fish pets. References and Mancheiter Profeiiional Park 872-0273 Established neighborhood setting. Reqltv^643-1991.g PROPERTY security. $750 monthly Ml BrMd 81. Suite lai 649-0791 MO-Utt 1800 sq. ft. Family room with energy OLDIE but Goodie I Gra­ plus utilities. 649-4003. ORDER BRAND New listing! a Ba Ba B3I BaBaiBa B3 BaBBBaca i »X0i0i0i0l0i0«0«fl(iAt0Ca M10i0f0101010i0i01010i01 <1010|010E0i0l0Xflll6**Sl*®* saving woodstove and walkout conve­ cious 6 room older Long time owners have MANCHESTER. Beauti­ nience to 18'x36' in ground pool. All for Colonial on East Cen­ beautifully maintained ful 4 room In excellent ONE FOR ter Street In Manches­ this exceptional 4 tam- area. Stove, refrigera­ $179,900.00 ter, Maintenance free lly apartment building tor. No pets. Referen­ YOUR AD aluminum siding, 3 In Manchester. 4-3 ces. $650 Includes heat I bedrooms, walk up at- room apartments, all and hot water. 649-4003. TODAY! flc, updated kitchen separate utilities, com­ MANCHESTER Newer I Calmrriinil with pantry, lovely plete with kitchen ap­ six room Duplex. Vh When placing fireplace, spacious en­ lualtij pliances and laundry baths, deck, full base­ ad 17^Iain St. try foyer wIfh nice wide facilities, newer vinyl ment. Excellent loca­ your clBSsified Assnrintrs Hebron oak staircase, full siding and furnaces. tion. $650 monthly plus ask for the STAR!! basement complete Call for the figures! utilities. Security. with a plonol $139,000. $230,000. Jackson 0, Available January 1st. 643-2711 228-9425 Jackson & Jackson Jackson Real Estate. 646-7693, 220-0065, 649- Real Estate. 647-0400.D 647-0400.D 2074. Merchandise SALE CARS GARS TRUCK8/VAN8 Waiter Starting No BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 101 FORMLE FDR SALE FDR SALE If d r r a le 1 7 1 JHOUDAY/ I ' ' ISEASONAL DODGE'TIck"TrT978. Half-Way Matter GARPENTRY/ PAH m m / MISCELLANEOUS Runs well. $1200 or best SCRANTON offer. 6494)477. There.isnosuchthtngasa'*helf3tait.” At ■Sudden Bocclenrtion ctuset a lapid but CNILDGARE B REMDDELINfl [ v l PAPERim CD SERVICES that moment of tnith when the key ii turned, tetnoorary rtie in voliase requiiementi. WHh ATTENTION Wholesal­ CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH either a car does or it doesn't. ignAion ^sterns in poor condition, miiflre ers, Christmas trees ROUTE 83. VERNON And, devpite continuing mechanical miy be noted during rapid acceleration. tor sale (Approxl- LICENSED Day Care WARmCN mOTHEIIS iprovements in the vehicles told tod«y. motelv 450). White and home for 7 years, has illkxiiof care—at that moment of truth—< THOMAS WAllPAPERING TREE REMOVAL 82 VOYAGER F ' AiryFWeiniterv Blue Spruce. Call for openings for toddlers, 2 SaSOOmSMl • Roofing Leaf raking, garages 8 attics A^ording to Champion Spark Plug —niel-airrttioalsouacontiibutingbc- details after 6pm. 644- years and up. R rst Aid Cornpaiv. which hat been Studying ftarting tor.Eithertoo-richortoo-leanmixturescan • Siding, Rsc Rooms and PAINTING dsanad, snow removal. Ssnior 78 MONTE CARLO 2a24. Certified. Fenced In Irfturod — Aaferanoea saassmSMi troubica Ibr more than 20 years, one out of increaae voltage requiftmentt. Thus, proper yard. 646-0262.______• Rsplacsmeni Doors S Windows Citizen Dlseounta, free aatl- every four cart in America last year had M cai^ rM r a d ju ttn ^ and attention to air matas. Fall ralas. tOyearasxperl- • Skyllghls. Attic Fans aierty ■attMoa • 649-44S1 S4 MONTE CARLO '5.095 In st one occasion when it foiled to ttait. Ih is and fuel fUten are important. KAREN’S DAY CARE ence. CaN attar B PM. 23 percent starting failure percentage hat The Car Care Council notes that it can be • ReiMlra 8 Demollllona 84 5000 SE *5005 time-consuming and expensive trying to MANCHESTER - LICENSED. Bar* BkBegb • 64S-«St1 ______6 4 S « 0 0 been relatively stable for a decade, the com- Refeiencaa. Opaninga for 1 Inf­ ★ fS% Sonlor Cltlzon 84 EAGLE 4x4 LTD •8,595 ' paf^t^. assure witage requirements, as well as to tals iFUm iTURE The American Automobile Association care of anti-fieeie, battery, or snow tires at ant and 1 oMId agaa 2-4, lull Ume. Oltcount * Fro0 Wrttton EHImtfM ' Winter Is Here! 87 DODGE DAKOTA PU (AAA) says that more than 18 million the last minute, when everyone else in the DESPERATE^Teekino Have part time opaninga also. 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South Carolina in the Gator Bowl. SPORTS By Hoyt Warwell 10-0 on Friday to win the foutheiastem Conference Auburn, 9-1-1 overall, took the SEC title at 5-0-1 with The Associated Press football title and a Sugar Bowl bid to play undefeated Syracuse. Its second straight victory over Alabama, which is 7-4 and 4-2 in Bill Curry’s first year as the Crimson Tide BIRMINGHAM. Ala. - Quarterback Jeff Burger ’The Aubuni victory over Alabama sends the Crimson Tide to the Hall of Fame Bowl against coach, (^rry is 9-8 against Auburn, losing all seven of Bruce settles out of court, with Ohio State took seventh-ranked Auburn on a 99-yard touchdown his games against the Tigers while coaching at Georgia drive in the first half as the Tigers beat No. 18 Alabama Michigan, and means that Louisiana State will meet Tech. By Jo^lNW. Chalfant Elam said. , , LSU finished second in the conference race at 5-1. If Bruce finds a new Job before July 1, The Associated Press i Derrick Thomas gave Alabama Its best scoring 1989, he will have to pay back part of the chance when he blocked an Auburn punt out of bounds COLUBJBUS, Ohio — Fired Ohio State settlement. at the Tigers 9-yard line. Three Alabama plays moved University football coach Earle Bruce “ The salary he then gets he would Ifc’, the ball to the 1. but a fourth-down pass failed and dropped a $7.4 million lawsuit against have to pay back to the university Auburn took over. the university and Its president Friday because of the amount he’s being paid in a settlement that gives Bruce an today in this settlement. It’s a set-off. With Burger in charge. Auburn went 99 yards for the immediate lump-sum payment of But it’s also saying if he doesn’t get game’s only touchdown, which came on Harry Mose’s $471,000. employment, the entire amount is his,” 5-yard run around leftend. Burger threw a 44-yard pass Details of the agreement were dis­ Elam said. 1\' to Lawyer ’Tillman and Stacy Danley had an 18-yard closed by John C. Elam, the lawyer fo r Elam said the settlement was fair to run during the drive, which was a ld ^ by two 15-yard the university, at a hastily called news both parties, and that university trus­ penalties against Alabama. conference which neither Bruce nor tees “ heartily support” the agreement. Late in the game. Auburn drove 69 yards to the OSU President Edward Jennings, a He said the settlement grew out of his Alabama 9, with Win Lyle kicking a 23-yard field goal. defendant In the lawsuit, attended. talks with Bruce’s attorney, John Alabama got one last chance but lost the ball when "I would say that both President ^nak. Clay Whitehurst caught a pass and fumbled at the Jennings and Coach Bruce in the “ ... ’They were certainly aware that statement indicate they want to put this through the rumors and the other things Alabama 45. Until Auburn’s 99-yard drive, the game was matter behind (them). They’re both that this was adverse to the university, dominated by the defenses, with Auburn linebacker interested in Ohio State University, and and some might contend also adverse to Kurt Crain halting Ala(>ama with an interception and ... both regret the fact that it was Coach Bruce. It was in the Interest of all . Alabama safety tUke Smith stopping Auburn by necessary fy there to be litigation,” parties to get this resolved.” Elam said. 4 ’The settlement came less than a week picking off a Burger pass at the Alabama 25. Elam said. Alabama later moved to the Auburn 36 but a 53-yard The two-page settlement agreement after Bruce’s lawsuit was filed. field goal attempt by Phillip Doyle hit the left upright provides for the university to pay Bruce “ Is there a winner? Hopefully, the Ohio State University will be the winner and failed. , , $471,000 within three business days. Lyle missed a 47-yard field goal attempt in the final “ This is to make him whole for what in that the focus can come back to a tremendous institution, all that it means quarter. he would have received had he con­ David Smith, out for several weeks with a broken tinued In his employment between now to the state of Ohio and nationally, and to that extent there’s a winner,” Elam collar bone, entered the game then and quarterbacked and June, 1000,” Elam said. Alabama from its 30 to the 49. Auburn held, forcing a said. 'Si. Bruce was paid less than $90,000 game Friday at Legion Field In Bir­ punt that started Auburn on its drive to the clinching annually as head football coach. Under “ Also I believe there’s a winner in that Auburn's Stacy Danley (32) is stopped field goal. time remaining on the contract in effect this is the type of litigation that doesn’t AP photo by Alabama's Robert Stewart in their mingham, Alabama. Auburn won, 10-0. when he was fired by Jennings, Bruce help anyone,” he said. would have been entitled to about ’Hie Bring had sparked an outburst of Earl Bruce, fired Ohio State University head football coach, $140,000. public criticism against Jennings, who dropped his lawsuit against the school's president and settled “ He also had a TV contract, a sporting fired Bruce, and the university trustees. Oklahoma interested observer this weekend equipment contract, miscellaneous clin­ Under the agreement, both Bruce and for a lump sum payment. ics. and the figure that was arrived at, Jennings agreed “ not to comment on “ One thing you can never discount is that home field could not immediately be reached for later in Franklin County Common Pleas Bv Herschel NIssenson excluding any fees, any other rights, this incident.” stuff, either. ’They are about as tough as anybody in the further comment. Jennings signed the Court. The Associated Press was $471,000,” Elam said. Bruce issued a statement expressing country when they’re at home (35-4-1 at Florida Field In addition, had Bruce continued as a thanks for community support during agreement in Coluinbus and issued a NCAA Football in the last seven years). ^ „ prepared statement in which he ex­ In the suit, Zonak accused Jennings of No 1 Oklahoma will be an interested observer when university employee he would have been what he described as a personal crisis. V “ Our players have shovm they can go in and play well firing Bruce because Jennings knew the runnerup Miami and No. 3 Florida State try to keep eligible for early retirement, at a ’"I ^ affairs of the past two weeks, pressed regret to Bruce’s family over oif the road. It’s been Impressive the way we’ve gone coach disapproved of Jennings’ lifes­ their national championship hopes alive on Saturday. potential cost to the university of which made it necessary to institute “the anguish this matter has caused lights Vanderbilt at No. 16 Tennessee (Peach Bowl), into other stadiums and Just Jumped right on them. I’m tyle. In a televised interview announc­ Neither faces an easy task. $19S,000. Other fringe benefits, such as legal proceedings, have resulted in them.” Arizona at Arizona State (Freedom Bowl), New not saying we’ll do that against Florida, but it’s ing the lawsuit, Zonak accused Jennings “ There are some very positive goals in front of us, healOi insurance, would have cost the harm to Ohio State University. Con­ “ We at Ohio State thank Earle for his Mexico Arkansas (Liberty Bowl) at Little Rock and encouraging that we have played well oiTttoe road.” of “ excessive drinking.” says Miami Coach Jimmy Johnson, whose team plays V8. university about $25,000 by June 1909. tinued prosecution of this case would years of service to this institution and « Wyoming (Holiday Bowl) at Hawaii at night. Florida Coach Galen Hall calls it “ a case of a good host to lOth-ranked Notre Dame, a team seeking Overall, the unlversl^’s potential bring even greater damage to a great wish him success in his future endea- On M day, No. 7 Auburn beat No. 18 Alabama 10-0 to football team playing a great football team. I think Elam said he felt Jennings had revenge lor a 58-7 drubbing two years ago in Gerry flnandal obligations to Bruce had he e^cational institution, the Ohio State vora,” Jennings said. win the Southeastern Conference Utle and the host’s they have as fine a team as there is in college football at improperly been brought into the Faust’s swan song as the Irish coach. remained on the job and taken early University,” Bruce said. Bruce, 56, was fired Nov. 16 by berth in the Sugar Bowl on NeW^ear’s Day. ’The the moment. ^ j ... Jennings. ’The coach filed suit four days matter. ’The Hurricanes, 9-0, also have a Dec. 5 game against retirement would have tqjtaled $SS1,6$0, Bruce and Zonak were in Florida and ’Tigers, 9-1-1, will meet No. 4 Syracuse, 11-0. Alabama. “ FSU has always been very good at throwing the eighth-ranked South Carolina before facing Oklahoma 7-4 in Coach Bill Curry’s first season, will go to the Hall football. Now, they also run it about as well as anyboi^ in the Orange Bowl in what could be a national in the country. Defensively, they are tlife most talentM championship showdown between the top two teams in of Fame Eiowl against Michigan. No. 6 Louisiana State, which likely would hove gone group Coach Bowden has had since their Orange Bowl' ND would like nothing better than win over Miami the Associate Press poll. ^ to the Sugar Bowl had Alabama beaten Auburn, Mill go teams (1979-80). Right now. this unit is there with Florida State, 9-1, visits Florida, which has Miami and Auburn, and that is a high compliment.” dominated the intrastate series, winning six games in a to the Gator Bowl against South Carolina. big games, and (here’s every reason to expect that Nebraska slipped from No. 1 to No. 5 following iast M IA ia — Coadi Lou Holts insists Notre Dame is not Florida State’s Bowden has been nicknamed “ King from their team this week.” row lor a 22-6-1 lead. of the Road” for a number of notables victories away week’s 17-7 loss to Oklahoma and Coach Tom Osborne out for revenge against Bfiaml but there is no question “It’s very frustrating and hard for me to However, the Hurricanes haven’t played a team with from home in his 12 years in Tallahassee. ’This year, the is happy the Colorado game was switched from Nov. 14. the Irish would like nothing better than to ruin the understand.” FSU Coach Bobby Bovwlen says of the a winning record rim e they nipped Florida State 26-25 Seminoles destroyed Big Ten champ Michigan State unbeaten, second-ranked Hurricanes’ shot at college “I can’t think of anything that Seminoles’ six-year skid against the Gators. “ We had a “ I’d hate to have to go six or seven weeks with this on Oct. 3. And Johnson, who says his team has “ more (31-3) and Auburn (34-6) in hostile surroundings. football’s national championship. 10-game losing streak to Auburn, too, and we d never game (Oklahoma) as our last,” he says. would be m ore gratifying” injuries right now thaywhat we’ve had probably at any “ This is never an easy game for us,” Bowden says. “ I can’t think of anything that would be more beaten them at Auburn (they finally did earlier this Colorado missed out on a bowl bid but the Buffs, who time since I’ve been W n .” blasted the Hurricanes “ It’s hard to believe that they’ve won six in a row. Boy, gratifying" than a victory over Miami, concedes HolU, month), so those are things that must com e to an end upset Nebraska last year, will be 8-3 if they do it again. following last week’s unlinp^i^ve 24-14 victory over that’s a long time. We might be favored this year, but whose lOth-ranked team has been waiting two years for — Lou Holtz sometime.” , , “ My attitude is that when we piay Nebraska, we Saturday’s rematch following a 66-7 blowout in Gerry Toledo. Like Oklahoma. 11-0, most college football teams we’re not taking anything for granted. “ When you see a team like Toledo coming up for five “ You look at the games Florida has lost (Miami, don’t need any added incentive by cailing it a bowl or Faust’s flnal game as Notre Dame coach. wound up the regular season last week, but there is a weeks, it’s kind of tough to get up for all the time,” LSU, Auburn, Georgia) and you will see that every one anything.” Colorado Coach Bill McCartney says to In the next breath, however. Holts says that “ what handful of key games Saturday — No. 5 Nebraska those fans who have been terming the Folsom Field guard Mike Sullivan says. “ You’re not supposed to look of them was against a Top Ten team. It’s not like happened two years ago is in the past. I’m not (bound for the Fiesta Bowl) at Colorado, No. 14 ahead, and coaches tell you not to, but it’s always in the clash the “ Folsom Bowl.” concerned about that. I’m concerned about making fiasco, having been named several days earlier as Geoi^a (Liberty Bowl) at Georgia Tech under the they’ve been losing to any slouches. sure it doesn’t happen again.” Faust’s successor. He has been downplaying the back of your mind. The 58-7 rout is the fourth worst defeat in Notre revenge angle. “ Well, the week’s here now. We don’t have to block it Dame’s 100-year football history. Only in a 59-0 loss to “ I don’t think you ever get ahead of anybody if you’re out. We can build it up.” Miami’s biggest concerns are the defensive line and Aggie freshman learned importance of game fast Army in 1944 did the Irish surrender more points. In trying to get even with them,” he says. “ Sure, there are the secondary, both of which are banged up, going Miami’s 399 passing yards is the most ever some feelings — they flashed (Miami Coach) Jimmy 13-13. against Notre Dame’s veteran offensive line and my body. I didn’t know what to do.” record with a blend of seniors and young allowed by a Notre Dame team. Johnson on the ridelines laughing a lot; he and his By The Associated Press players to earn the New Year’s Day Although he had to watch the winning Miami Just seemed to pick on the beleaguered Faust. players were having a good tim e—but all we want to do explosive wide receiver ’Tim Brown. Richardson found something to do in reward against Notre Dame. drive from the sidelines. Stump, a fifth ’The Hurricanes’ 37-15 triumph in 1901 is the second is win the football game. Especiaiiy Brown. COLLEGE STA’TION. Texas — Texas the fourth quarter when he re p la ce year senior, was happy to be returning largest point total during Faust’s tenure and the 20-0 “ Revenge is when you’re a lot better than they are ’ "The defensive line is as battered as the secondary,” AAM quarterback Bucky Richardson injured starter Craig Stump. “ I’m glad for the seniors because Johnson says, “ but they may be able to getaway with it He scored on a 7-yard run with 4; 33 left to the Cotton Bowl for the third year in a victory in 1983 was the only time one of Faust’s five and you’ve got them down and then you say, ’Now was stunned by the reception the Aggies they’ve backed us 100 percent,” Ri­ because a subpar performance up there may not cost in the game, lea^ng the 15th ranked Notre Dame teams was shut out. we’re going to do the same thing as you did.’ ” received prior to their annual showdown chardson said. “ I’m glad to give them row. you a touchdown.” Aggies to a 20-13 victory for their third Bfianni is 9-0 — for the second time in its history and Holts insists the Irish are “ not a great football team” with archrival Texas. something back.” ’The Aggies defeated Auburn 36-16 two while calling Miami “ a tremendous footbail team ... Johnson calls Notre Dame “ a very talented football straight Southwest Conference title and § the second year in a row — and headed for the Orange “ I didn’t know how big this game was Stump lost two fumbles and threw an years ago and last year lost to Ohio State Bowl against No. 1 Oklahoma. ’The Hurricanes wind up and they’re going to play with great emotion and team with a lot of sise. ’They’ve been very impressive before we ran onto the field,” said Cotton Bowl berth. 28-12 but this one is the sweetest. Stump ’The Aggies were supposed to be In a interce^on beore he suffered a bruised the regiilar season next week against eighth-ranked intensity because they’re shooting for a national against a difficult schedule. Richardson, a freshman from Baton said. “I know they’ll be emotional coming into the rebuilding year but fashioned a 9-2 knee with 9:03 left and the score tied at South Carolina. Notre Dame, 8-2, will meet No. 15 championship. If Miami has any weaknesses, they are Rouge. La. “ It gave me tingles all over ballgame, but I feel like our team will be emotional, Texas AhM in the Cotton Bowl. not readily apparent on any film that I’ve seen. Holts was Notre Dame’s coach-elect during that 58-7 “ Miami is a teani that seems to rise to the occasion in too.” Sporto in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Scoreboard

(Veltch, Gallant), 4:01, ,(pp). 2, Deln^, win, lose & DRBW Collsgeloatbill bowl picture Probert 9 lYzerman, Bridgman), 19:03. Murphy to get Gold Key UConn hoop opens season tonight Penalties— Kocur, Del (rouoM ng), :29; Bridgman, Det (roughing), :29; Gllmour, BasketbaD STORKS — The University of Connecticut men’s Saturday, Dec 12 Twenty one ^ a r s ago. Red Auerbach of the Boston OaHtenita Bowl StL (roughing), :29; Camlllnl, StL, malor Celtics was q ^ted in a magazine; "Calvin Murphy is basketball team will open its 1987-M regular season. At Rotne, Cullf. (fighting), :29; Halward, Det, malor Eastern Michigan, 9-20, vs. Son Jose (fighting), ;29; Raglan, StL (hooking), the best high school basketball player 1 have ever tonight at 8 when it hosts Maryland-Eastern Shore at 3:24; M urphy, Det (hooking), 14:32; State, 10-10, 4 p.m. (E S P N ) seen.’’ Recently when asked about that statement, he NBA itindlngi the Field House. The Huskies’ probable starting lineup NFL stindlngi Saturday, Dec 19 Federko, StL,' misconduct, 15:33; St. will be sophomore Tate George at point guard; senior Mdeoendence Bowl - Louis bench, served by (jllmour (unsportv smiled and through his cigar smoke said: “He didn’t do AMMICAN CONraWNCC At Shreveport, La. , , . . monllke conduct), 15:35; B urr, Det bad in college and the pros.’’ RA$TERN CONFERENCE Greg Economou Gamble at shooting guard; junior (elbowing), 19:14. Cliff Robinson at forward, senior Jeff King at center; Bott Tulone, 650, vs. Washington, 661,8 On Sunday, February 7,1988, Calvin Murphy returns ABonMc DIvtsIwi W L T Pet. PP M p.m. (Mlzlou) ^ to his native state where he will receive a (Sold Key at W L Pet. OB and either freshman Lyman DePrlest or junior Buffalo 5 5 0 .SCO 181 231 Ttiaidav, Dec 22 second Period— 3, Detroit. Murphy 3 Boston 10 3 .769 — (Higgins, Chabol),8:3S. 6 Delrolt,(tallant6 the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance’s 47th annual transfer Willie McCloud at the other forward. Indianapolis 5 5 0 .500 193 164 AlFAmertcon Bowl PhllocMptila 4 4 ,5X 3'A M iam i 5 5 0 .g o 264 » At BHtrtnphom, Ata. (Probert, Hanlon), 12:07.5, Detrolt.Gallant dinner at the Howard Johnson Convention Center in N*w York 3 8 .2X 6 Now Enolond 5 5 0 .300 190 IJO Virginia, 7-40, vs. Brlghom Young, 8-30,8 7 (HolwordU 17:22. Penalties— Raglan, Washington 3 8 .273 6 StL, mlnor-malor (chorglng.flghtlng), Windsor Locks, it was announced today by Alliance N .Y . Jots 5 5 0 .500 225 203 P m-'Rovcom) oec 25 N*w J*rs*v 2 7 .222 6 Whalers at Toronto tonight Canfrol _ 1:50; Halward, Det, mlnor-malor (cross­ President Matt Buckler. CMitrai Dlvlslea Cleveland 7 3 0 .700.CT 1» Sen Bowl checking, fighting),-1:50; Chlosson, Det The 5-9 Murphy showed his height wasn’t a factor in Chicago 9 3 .7X — TORON’TO — ’The Hartford Whalers will visit Houston 6 4 0 .600 230 223 At Bl Pose, Texas (hooking), 5:00; Meagher, StL (Interfer­ basketball. He played three years (no freshman class) MllvMiuk** 7 4 .6X \'/7 ’Toronto tonight (8. Channel 18, W’TIC). ’The Whalers Pltlsburoh 6 4 0 .600 2W 211 Oklahoma State,920, vs. West Virginia, ence), 5:37; Benning, StL, double minor Detroit 7 4 A X IVi Cincinnati 3 7 0 .300 170 216 650, 2 :» p.m. (CBS) ____ _ (holdtng, unsportsmanlike conduct), for Norwalk High ^hool, scoring 2,192 points and a 33.2 IndlcxM 7 5 .583 2 are currently in the Adams Division cellar. ’They won West Btae-Groy AU-Star Ctassic 12:21. career average. He averaged 33.1 points per game in Atlanta 6 5 .545 m Third Period— 6, Detroit, Yzermon 15, the division a year ago but have run into a goal-scoring Son DIeoo 0 2 0 g o 1« 189 At Mentpemery, Ala. his varsity career at Niagara University and 17.9 Cleveland 3 7 .3X 5 Seattle 7 3 0 .700 266 181 TBA 8:06 (sh). Penalties— Ramoge, StL, m alor WESTERN CONFERENCE drought this year. Aloha Bowl (flghtlrKi), ~20; Kocur, Det, m lnor-m alor points in 13 years in the National Basketball (Midwest Dhrtsieii' L .A . Raiders 3 7 0 .3 n 200 208 At Henehitu (Instigator, fighting), :20; Nordmark, StL W L Pet. OB (hooking), 1:08; Evans, StL (boarding), Association with the Houston Rockets. Kansas City 2 9 0 .182 172 308 Rorlda, 640, vs. UCLA. 920, 3:45 Murphy, 4,-resident of Houston, Texas, is married Denver 7 3 .700 — NATKMUL CONPERBNCe p.m. (ABC) __ ^ 4:55; O'Connell, Del, mlnprdggKrtch penalty Houston 7 4 .6X (A UofH In finals of C B T Invitational Tuesday, Dec 29 (hlgh-sttcklng), 7:02; Bemnng, StL (el- and he and his wife, Vernetta, have three children, Dallas 7 4 A X 'A Woshlnoton 0 .700 250 i n Uberty Bowl bowlng), 11:35; St. Louts Bench, served by Utah 6 5 .545 m PoslawskI (too many men on lce),14:X. Tiffani, 17, Traci, 18 and Calvin Jr ., 9. Murphy is a San Antonio 5 7 .417 3 Central PhMlty Ctassic HARTFORD — ’The University of Hartford, which Dollos 0 .455 2U 266 At Memphis. Tewi. sports representative for Kinney Shoes; runs a baton Phllodlphla 0 .400 218 264 Arkansas, 7-30, vs. Geoigla,7-30,8p.m. Sacramento 3 7 .3X 4 Picirs BB, Hawki BB First Round kicked off its season Friday night in the opening round Richmond Boston U. 61 St. Louis 0 .400 237 254 (Raycom) ^ ^ _ Shots on goat— St. Louls12-99— 29.Detrolt twirling school (he was a national champ), and a Pacific Dlvtston 66, of the CBT Invitational against Delaware, will meet N.Y. Giants 0 .300 174 225 Wednesday, Dec. 38 16144— 32. basketball camp in Connecticut. L.A. Lakers 8 2 ,8X — Denvlil* Uene Tournament Reedem Bowl Pgwer-ploy Opportunities— St. Louis 0 of Seattle 6 5 .545 2W ATLANTA(X) First Reund either LaSalle of Texas-San Antonio tonight in the Franklin 95, Marlon, Ind. 74 consolation game at 6 or the championship game at 8. Oiicoao 0 .800 276 IX At Anohebn, CoiH. 7; Detroit 1 of 8. Portland 5 5 .9K 3 Levlngston 1911 66 25, Willis 36 1-2 7, Minnesota 0 .AX XI 248 A ir Force, 9-30, vs. Arizona State, 6-60,8 Goalies— St. Louis, Wamsiey (32shotv26 L.A. Clippers 4 7 .364 4New Orleans 0 .700 260 175 Detroit 143, Son Antonio 111 Stlpanovlch 69 66 17, Fleming 7-16 33 16, Syracuse 95, AlaskrsAnchorag* 76 0 .300 191 265 Thursday, Dec 31 with the Oakland A’s. lndl(MKi 88, Atlanta U Lone3124410,Mlller35004, wrillamsl-532 Harbor Classic Agassi upset Martin Jaite of Argentina 6-2,7-5 Friday L .A . Roms Dallas 94, Chicago 93 Atlanta 0 .200 143 294 Gator Bowl Giants owner Bob Lurie is looking for a new home for 4, Anderson 1-2913 Wheeler1-30(>2,Gra^2 to advance to the final of the 8516.000 Sul America Open muradoy'i ooiiMt At Jacksonville, Ra. Houston at Utah, (n ) OOO.Totals36811925n. AAorytand 74, Loyola, Md. 6B South Carolina, 920, vs. Alobamo or his National League team, and speculation has focused Kansas City 27, Detroit 20 Transactions New Jersey at Phoenix, (n) Attanta 1117 X 11 -8 6 K *( C Tournament tennis tournament. Auburn or Loulslona Stot®» 2'30 p.m. on Denver as a possible alternative. Lurie, however, Denver at Los Angeles Lakers, (n) mdite 19 11X ll-M Phil Round Brazilian Luiz Mattar earned the other berth in Minnesota 44, Dallas 38 Sunday's Games says his attention "still centers on the San Francisco 3Polnt goal— Person. Fouled out— None. Walsh to, Doomen 62 Saturday’s finals with a 4-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4 victory over Cincinnati at New York Jets, 1 p.m. Los Angeles Clippers at Portland, (n ) Rebound* Attanta X (Levlngston 14), (Maul Ctassic Bay area.’’ Phrsl Round Czechoslovakia’s Tomas Smid in the tournament, Green Boy at Chicago, 1 p.m. Indiana 43 (Stlpanovlch 10). Assisi*— Houston at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. FOOTBALL ^ Denver baseball fans will have to make do with Phikxlelphia at Golden State, (n ) Atlanta 17 (Rivers 6), Indiana X (Fleming Kansas X , Ctramlrwd* 77 which is being played on Itaparica island in MIomI at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Nottenal PeetboH LeogiM exhibition games March 19-20 at Mile High Stadium. Soturdov’k (tames 14). Total fouls— Atlanta 27, IndlaiM 19. Northeastern Brazil. New Orleans at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Activated Or­ Clevelcxtd at New York, 1 p.m. A — 16,912. Hockey The Giants-A’s exhibition series was confirmed this Detroit at Washington, 7 :X p.m. Lamar 127, American Coll., P.R. M Agassi. 17, dominated his match against the more Phllodelphia at New England, 1 p.m. lando Lowry, llnebocker, from Inlured St. Louis at Atlanta, 1 p.m. reserve. week. S

By Paul Page said. "It does seem Howard would of the selection committee on the The Associated Press have ended up with a higher witness stand in a jury trial for civil is Fuzzy time ranking." damages. WASHINGTON - A federal Penn said he made his ruling "They will have to come clean. By Bob Green judge on Friday denied Howard "with great difficulty,” recogniz­ It’s not only for Howard’s benefit. The Associated Press University’s request to delay this ing the plight of the team. It’s going to benefit all small weekend’s start of the NCAA "They had one of their best institutions and those who are LA QUINTA, Calif. — Fuzzy Zoeller Is In his element. Division I-AA football playoffs seasons eyer. I can understand the considered other than big time.” There will be a gallery to play to, the national while the school sues the NCAA plight of the players. I can under­ Thousands of fans from the 16 television cameras will be rolling, some old friends will over its exclusion from post-season stand their disappointment.” he schools have traveled to game sites be there to play golf and a lot of money is up for grabs. play. said. and an NCAA lawyer said earlier • Tt's like I always say, all I want Is a chance to choke. U.S. District Judge John Garrett Howard President James Cheek Friday that teams had spent And In this one. there’s a chance to choke on every j(ANl Penn, in rejecting Howard’s re­ said the denial of the restraining ^200,000 getting to the stadiums. hole,” Zoeller said before a final practice round for the quest for a temporary restraining order would not deter Howard from / "Tickets have been sold. ’Thou- Skins Game. order, refused to postpone the start continuing its legal battle against ^eands of people have traveled from The popular, prankster Fuzzy, however, has done of the playoffs for one week and also the NCAA. onVpart of the country to another. precious little choking in his two previous appearances refused to order that the 16-team "The factual situation (for the Families and friends of 16 schools in the made-for-television, four-man confrontations. field be expanded by four schools. restraining order) Is one we cannot have changed holiday plans and In his last two Skins Games starts, Zbeller collected a ’The ruling means games sche­ overcome. Certainly to postpone traveled to the sites,” NCAA total of 1625,000, including a sweep of the 1300,000 duled for Saturday will be played, the games would be disruptive to an lawyer Donald Bucklln said. available on the iast day of play last year. but Howard’s $9 million lawsuit awful lot of people,” Cheek said. The NCAA also said thousands of This one, with $450,000 at stake, has Zoeller facing the against the NCAA will continue in "There is evidence we have been dollars worth of television con­ treated in a very shabby fashion,” tracts would be lost because ’TV same Hall of Fame threesome he handled a year ago. APphole court. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino. And ’’Any delay of these games would he said, promising to put members schedules cannot be changed. they’re playing the same intiifidating PGA West be a disruption which wouid cause course. Kansas’ Danny Manning (25) showed severe hardship to the teams, their As in previous Skins Games, the foursome is the way with 24 points, as the Jayhawks schools and their supporters,” •i' scheduled for nine holes Saturday and the final nine R*glnUd PInto/ManchMtar Herald beat Chaminade, 89-62, Friday in the Penn said. Sunday. first round of the Maui Ciassic basket- He recognized, however, ’’there .W i ”I think I’ve found my format — nine holes a day,” . are substantial and severe ques­ Zoeller said after winning another nine-hole, non­ And they're off baii tournament. tions that are raised in the course of regulation event earlier this yeat. this litigation.” ’That was at ’Tucson, Arlz., where he won a $90,000 A sea of runners from among the 6,500 corner after answering the starter’s gun. Howard lawyer Francis Smith first prize, giving him total winnings of $715,000 in who took part in Thursday’s 51st John Doherty successfuiiy defended his said Friday’s denial wouldn’t be unofficial prize money in nine-hole competitions in less titie with the second fastest time ever. Manning leads appealed, and that Howard would than two years. Manchester Road Race head for the instead seek to a preliminary ’’Maybe I ought to skip the Tour and just play these injunction to halt the second round ’Auto things,” he said. of playoffs, scheduled Dec. 5. The foursome — holding a combined total of 33 major Porter all set Kansas to win Penn cited as particularly trou­ professional titles — will play for $15,000 on each of the bling Howard’s ranking behind first six holes, $25,000 on the next six and $35,000 on the By Chuck Schoffner North Texas State in the flnal last six. to defend title The Associated Press NCAA poll after the teams had been If two or more players tie on any hole, the prize ^justieduced tied for 20th the previous week. In money is carried over to the next hole. It keeps building LAHAINA. Hawaii — Danny Manning scored the ite final game. North Texas State NEW YORK (AP) — Pat Porter first six points in a game-breaking 20-$ spurt early in until someone wins a hole outright. goes for his sixth consecutive beat a Division I-AA team with a ’Those carry-overs produced a $135,000 prize when the second half and No. 7 Kansas Cruised to an 89-62 losing record while Howard beat victory — one short of the record — victory over Chaminade on Friday in the Maui Classic Zoeller won the 13th hole last year, and another $140,000 in the U.S. Cross Country Cham­ thepti(36ly7years. No. 14 Delaware State. Yet North when he won the 17th. basketball tournament. Texas State moved ahead of pionships Saturday at Van Cor- Manning finished with 24 points in sending Kansas, Palmer won $25,000 last year and ’Trevino holed out a tlandt Park, but he is not concerned Howard in the rankings, which 34S m a in ST. (RtANl MANCHtSTlR. CT wedge for a $55,000 payoff on the seventh. Nicklaus was playing its season opener, into the semifinals on were used by the NCAA in awarding about ’”The Streak.” Satumay. ’The Jayhawks will face the winner of QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1969 blanked. ”I never thought of it as a playoff bids. ’The Skins Game will be televised nationally by NBC. Friday’s second game between No. 11 Iowa and ”I still can’t understand how the 24 Hour Towing streak,” Porter said about his run Stanford. It is presented by Ohlmeyer Communications and of successes that began in 1982. Now just $329.95 ratings at the end of the season, 8-5:30 - 643-7604 ■ Evenings - 649-8574 Illinois played Baylor and Nebraska met Villanova ’Trans World International. ”I don’t think of it (6.2-mile race) with the ratings of the previous later Friday to complete the first round. week, turned out as they did,” Penn "Where Our Customers Send Their Friends" as if 1 have to get one more win. I Kansas’ early second-half run turned a 39-30 lead into think of it as a championship race... a 59-35 advantage with 9:44 left. Manning hit two a race I want to win.” baskets and a pair of free throws for a 45-33 lead. North Korea At present. Porter is tied with Reserve Mike Masucci foilowed with two jump shots Finland’s Willi Ritola on the • Buy the Toro and reserve Otis Livingston scored on a breakaway all-time list with five victories. dunk to put the Jayhawks up 51-33 at the 13:46 mark. Ritola won in 1922-23 and 1925-27. S -6 2 0 now at After Rod McCray scored for Chaminade, Jeff wilt threaten ’The all-time leader, with seven Gueldner, Livingston and Marvin Branch each sank 1980 prices. ^ n m ^ - victores, is American Don Lash, two free throws for Kansas to make it 59-35. who like Porter, won his races • America’s most 'll consecutively, from 1934-40. lifts form e person ivfto has everything ’88 Olym pics Porter, 28, from Alamosa, Colo., popular snow- said he was not worried about the thrower, over two Seton Hall In Gift r.ertvficxites SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea aims to pressure of approaching Lash’s disrupt the 1988 Seoul Olympics by any means and will streak. million sold. from $4.So and up pose a growing threat to i^uth Korea as the Games ”I do well under pressure... and I • Electric start model draw near, the South’s top military commanders usually come out on top,” Porter NIT hoop final you can purchase a gift certificate warned Mday. said. available. Following a meeting with 140 top commanders. ‘T m confident, but gt t ^ same ' Tw o-year lim it^ ^ NEW YORK (AP) — James Major scored 18 points, Defense Minister Chung Ho-yong ordered all military time. I’m cautious. I’lnpdttaking all in the first half, to lead Seton Hall to an 88-67 rout of fo r a zvash package or custom detaiCing units to maintain a high level of preparedness to anyone for granted.” / ^ New Mexico Friday night and a berth in the final of the safeguard the Games in cooperation with the United third annuai Big Apple NIT basketball tournament. Porter’s major opposition is Fourteenth-ranked Florida and Iowa State played in States. expected to be provided by NCAA He also disclosed that the South Korean army would the second semifinai at Madison Square Garden. ’The chanpion Joe Falcon of Arkansas, winner wili oppose the Pirates for the title Saturday activate a new intelligence battalion to develop early Bruce Bickford, Ed Eyesteon, 1986 Goupon (Books warning systems and closely monitor North Korean third-place finisher Keith Hanson, night. troop movements before the Olympics, a statement Mark Bryant added 17 points for the Pirates. 3-0. who 1986 sixth-place finisher Chris Fox, led at haiftime 50-28. Nick Katsikas followed with 12 f o r $31.SO said. Dave Gordon, Jim Sapienza. Dan The statement, released after the commanders met points, aii on 3-point goais, while Ramon Ramos and K. Dillon, Steve Ortiz and Greg Martin Salley each had 10. 9 washes for the price of 7 to review the country’s defense capabilities, warned Beardsley. that the north is ’’expected to stage all kinds of * HaveiA you done without a'RxDlongenou^?’ Charlie ’Thomas scored 21 points for the Lobos, 2-1. provocative moves to actively obstruct the 1988 Seoul “I’m sure he’ll win again.” and Hunter Greene added 17. g ift Bo?ced and ready fo r giving Olympics.” women’s favorite Lynn Jennings Leading 27-17, Seton Hali outscored New Mexico 3 4 4 'BroadSt. Odanchester, CT0G040 Also, the North will ’’venture total invasion of the said of Porter. CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO. 23-11 to build its huge halftime advantage. Major south when it judges the conditions for such have been scored 11 points in the spurt, including three 3-point (203)646-6846 created” the statement said, pointing to North Korea’s Junior and senior women, high 38 Main Street, Manchester baskets. continuing military build-up, especially in guerrilla schoolers and Masters runners will The Lobos opened up the second half with an 11-2 run. (tu>(S. lo ifU 'ManefusUT farkffdt) warfare, as part of its effort to unify the Korean be featured, along, with the junior the last two points coming on a jumper by Thomas. But peninsula under communist rule through force of and senior men, in Saturday’s 643-7958 Katsikas spurred Seton Hall as the Pirates held off New arms. wide-ranging program. Mexico the rest of the way. Browns and 49ers in a matchup of strangths Celtics rally past the Sonics

Bv The Associated Press night. NFL Roandnp Cliff Levingston, starting in place ' BOSTON — Danny Ainge, Dennis NBA Roaiidap of the injured Dominique Wilkins, Johnson and Larry Bird sparked a had a game-high 25 points and 14 By The Associated Press furious comeback '’ iii the final rebounds for the Hawks. period Friday night, leading the Wilkins was sent back to Atlanta Boston Celtics to a 117-112 NBA points, equalling his career high. after the team’s afternoon workout The Cleveland Browns bring their "Dog Defense,” Ainge had 21, Bird 19 and Parish l6. ^Jjcst in the NFL, to San Francisco Sunday for their victory over the Seattle to ha ve a sore right knee checked by SuperSonics. Seattle, which had won four the team doctor. At halftime it was gainS^gainst the 49ers in a matchup of strength- games in a row for its longest agalnst-strength. ’The Celtics trailed 100-93 when announced that the examination Robert Parish ignited the decisive winning streak in three years, was determined no serious problem, The AFC Central-leading Browns have the top- led by Ellis with a season-high 37 ranked defense in the league, yielding an average of rally with a baseline shot with 6V4 and Wilkins was expected to rejoin minutes remaining. points. Tom Chambers had 23 and the club for Saturday’s home game only 257 yards per game, while the 49ers, who lead the Xavier McDaniel 22. NFC West, have the most potent offense in the NFL, Ainge followed with a 3-point with San Antonio. gaining 387 yards per game, shot, but Seattle’s Dale Ellis Pistons 143, Spurs 111 All five Indiana starters finished "W e have five tough games to go, and the next one is answered that with a long bomb of PON’HAC, Mich. (AP) — Adrian in double figures. Person was high as tough as any," Browns Coach Marty Schottenhei- his own. Dantley scored 27 points and with 22 points, Steve Stipanovich mer said. IL Bird, making his first start since Dennis Rodman had 10 of his 22 had 17 points and 10 rebounds and The Browns clobbered Houston 40-7 last Sunday, AP Photo he injured both Achilles tendons during a decisive second-quarter ’Tisdale finished with 11 points. holding the Oilers to 43 yards rushing, to break a tie in two weeks ago, drove in for a lasmp spurt Friday night that lifted the the division and improve their record to 7-3. The 49ers‘’ Syracuse's Rony Seikaly is surrounded and completed a 3-point play with a Detroit Pistons to a 143-111 NBA Mavericks 94, Bulls 93 defeated Tampa Bay 24-10 as the league’s leading ^ by Alaska-Anchorage's Bobby Russ free throw. ’Then Johnson drove in triumph over the San Antonio to tie the score 103-103 with four DALLAS (AP) — Mark Aguirre receiver, Jerry Rice, caught three touchdown passes ]j (left) and Dale 'Bartley during play Spurs. scored 26 points and Roy Tarpley from Joe Montana. minutes left. ’The victory was Chuck Daly’s Friday at the Great Alaska Shootout. Bird, who played the entire fourth blocked Charles Oakley’s despera­ “ Rice catches everything they throw him,” Browns 200th as coach of the Pistons. Daly, tion 3-point attempt from 30 feet comerback Hanford Dixon said. " I know he’s going to The Orangemen won, 95-76. period, put Boston in front to stay in his fifth season with Detroit, is with a 3-pointer. with no time showing as the Dallas catch his passes. I realize I’m just going to have to limit 200-139 with the Pistons and 209-171 Mavericks held on for a 94-93 NBA his yards.” After Ainge hit on another overall in the NBA. 3-pointer, Bird nailed down the the victory over the Chicago Bulls The rest of Sunday’s schedule has Green Bay at AP photo Joe Dumars scored 17 points for Friday night. Chicago, Miami at Buffalo, Cincinnati at the New York Celtics’ 34th consecutive regular- Detroit, while reserve center Petur season victory in Boston Garden Michael Jordan’s 16-foot juhnper Jets, Houston at Indianapolis, Philadelphia at New Minnesota’s Carl Lee (39) is in the against the Cowboys in irving, Texas. Syracuse wins Gudmundsson led San Antonio with with two free throws with three had lifted the Bulls to within one England, New Orleans at Pittsburgh, the New York a season-high 18 points. middle of a minor altercation during the The 49ers won in overtime, 44-38. seconds remaining. point with 1:37 left, but he missed a Giants at Washington, Denver at San Diego, Tampa short jumper in the lane with 27 Bay at the Los Angeles Rams and St. Louis at Atlanta. fourth quarter of Thursday’s game ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Stephen ’Thompson Johnson, held to four points in the Pacers 88, Hawks 88 scored 19 points as top-ranked Syracuse bounced back first half, had 11 in the third period seconds left. ’The Bulls lost the ball In the Monday night game, the Los Angeles Raiders INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Way- from a season-opening loss by crushing Alaska- and eight in the finale for a total of on the ensuing scramble and Dallas travel to Seattle. Houston is 6-4. Broncos at Chargers: Denver stands 6-3-1 but third in man ’Tisdale’s turnaround jumper Anchorage 95-76 Friday in the opening round of the 10th 23. took possession with 25 seconds to On Thanksgiving Day. Kansas City defeated Detroit "When you look at the divisional race, we’re all back the AFC West behind San Diego and Seattle. San Diego with 26 seconds left put Indiana play. Great Alaska Shootout basketball toumainent. 27-20, and Minnesota beat Dallas 44-38. to square one,” Indianapolis Coach Ron Meyer said. is 8-2, Seattle 7-3. Darren Daye, who started five ahead to stay and Atlanta missed Jordan finished with 25 points, Pacfcwra at Bears: The Bears are 8-2 and leading the "It puts a lot of pressure on each team to keep on "For us to defend the AFC West title, there’s no In Friday’s opener, Reginald ’Turner’s three-point games in a row after Bird was its final two shots as the Pacers play with 42 seconds left choked off a Southwest Texas eight under his season’s average, NFC Central, but Coach Mike Ditka has his problems. winning.” question that it’s more or iess a do-or-die situation.” injured, led the O ltics with 27 defeated the Hawks 88-86 Friday but he scored 17 in the second half. Jim McMahon was sacked seven times and knocked Broncos quarterback John Elway said. "W e don’t want rally and preserved Alabama-Birmingham’s 72-67 out of the game twice in Sunday’s 30-10 victory over Eagles at Patriots: Philadelphia and New England to leave San Diego 2>A down with four to play.” victory. Detroit, although Ditka said he “ should be OK” for the have the top two quarterback sackers in the NFL. Buccaneers at Rams: Since a 1-7 start, the Rams have Later games featured No. 9 Michigan against Miajni. Green Bay game. Reggie White of the Eagles aiAl Andre ’Tippett of the beaten St. Louis and Washington, while Tampa Bay. Fla., and No. 17 Arizona against Duquesne. " I could see five breakdowns, a minimum of five Patriots. ’The two clubs also each have mobile 4-6, has lost three in a row and four of its last five. Alaska-Anchorage, an NCAA Division II school, Whalers power by Buffalo different people,” Ditka said of his team’s defense quarterbacks, Randall Cunningham for Philadelphia "W e’re back to being us again,” Rams Coach John stayed with Syracuse for 14 minutes, but gradually against Detroit. “ We used pretty poor technique on a and Tom Ramsey for New England. Robinson said. gave way to the much taller Orangemen. ’The Continued from page 56 loss, their longest losing streak of It was the ninth regular season couple of the setups.” "Reggie White could be the best defensive piayer Charlie White, who moved into the starting lineup Seawolves, with no player taller than 6-foot-8, were the season. ’The Whalers are now shutout and third with Detroit for Green Bay is 4-5. we’ll run up against,” Pats Coach Raymond Berry when Eric Dickerson was traded, had 112 yards outrebounded 29-17 in the first half, and Syracuse also Whalers were called for 47 penalty 3-0-1 against Adams Division rival .Hanlon, who also had two others in Dolphins at Bills: Once again there is a five-way tie for said. rushing against the Redskins after gaining a used its height advantage to score several spectacular minutes. Ray Sheppard scored the Buffalo. ‘ last season’s playoffs for the Red the AFC East lead, and Miami and Buffalo will ensure White, the left end, leads the NFL with 12 sacks. career-high 213 against St. Louis the week before. baskets on dunks. Sabres’ other goal. Penguins 4, Capitals 2 Wings. that it is broken, since the other three AFC East teams ’Tippett, a left outside linebacker, has 11, including Tampa Bay Coach Ray Perkins apparently will stay Thompson scored 15 of his in the first half as the Sheppard gave Buffalo the lead LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - Randy Hanlon also got a rare assist, play outside the division. The Dolphins and Bills are three in each of his last two games. with Steve DeBerg at quarterback, while talented Orangemen built a 43-33 lead. before the game was less than two feeding a pass to Probert, who set (^nneyworth scored a goal off his tied at 5-5 with Indianapolis, New England and the Jets. ’The Eagles are 4-6. rookie Vinny Testaverde, last year’s Heisman Trophy It was more of the same in the second half, with minutes old. He took a pass from up Gallant’s first goal at 12:07 of the The Bills beat the Dolphins at Miami 34-31 after winner, remains on the bench. .'Syracuse scoring inside while rejecting numerous . Scott Arniel and snapped a 12-footer shoulder and Dave Hunter added a Saints at Stsolors: New Orleans goes into Pittsburgh a short-handed goal Friday night as second period, giving Detroit a 4-0 trailing 21-0 in the first game after the strike. Cardinals at Falcons: ’The Cardinals are coming off a .\laska-Anchorage shots on defense. past Hartford goalie Mike Liut. lead. game back of the 49ers in the NFC West, and the Saints, the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated Dolphins Coach Don Shula credited the arrival of 7-3, would clinch their first winning season in their 31-19 victory over Philadelphia that pulled them into a But Hartfoi^ closed out the quarterback Jim Kelly and- linebacker Cornelius third-place.tie with the Eagles in the NFC East at 4-6, period with two power-play goals. the Washington Capitals 4-2 despite 21-year history with a victory. being outshot 10-2 in the second Bennett, in'patt, for the Bills’ improvement. Kelly has but Coach Gene Stallings felt some change was in Babych slid a low shot past Buffalo 'stars 4, CpnadiMW 2 The key. Saints Coach Jim Mora said, will be keeping period. thrown touchdown passes in a club record 15 straight order. goalie Tom Barrasso at 6:32 and BLOOMING’TON, Minn. (A P) - the Steelers’ pass rush away from quarterback Bobby Pittsburgh goalie Gillies Me- games, and Bennett has 2>A sacks and 10 tackles. That’s why the Cardinals released punter Greg UConn hoop gets Francis beat Barrasso midway Short-handed goals by Neal Broten Hebert. The Steelers sacked Cincinnati’s Boomer loche, in his 17th NHL season, made Bangala at Jeta: ’The Jets need a victory to stay tied in Cater, who averaged only 24.8 yards on six punts in the through the period when h4 steered and Bob Brooke Friday night lifted Esiason five times last Sunday in a 30-16 victory. 45 saves as the Penguins were the AFC East, while the 3-7 Bengals are Just finishing final half of the Eagles game and saw his overall home a rebound from just outside the Minnesota North Stars, one of " I know they’ve been an up and down team,” Mora verbal commibnent outshot 47-23 in the game. out the season. Playing on the road may be a blessing in said of the 6-4 Steelers, “ but when I look at them, I see average drop to 37.7, worst In the NFL. the crease. the NHL’s worst teams, to a 4-2 disguise for the Bengals. They have lost all six of their the ups, not the downs.” Atlanta is 2-8. ’The Whalers made it 3-1 in the Wings 8, Bluss 0 victory over the Montreal Cana­ home games. Raiders at Seahowks: ’The Raiders, 3-7, have lost STORRS — ’The University of Connecticut second period with another power- DETROIT (AP) - Bob Probert dians, the team with the best Cincinnati lost guard Max Montoya to back injury, QIanto at Rodtklns: ’The Giants beat Washington three seven in a row, while Seattle has won four of five since men’s basketball team received a verbal play goal. Millar chipped in a and Gerard Gallant each scored record. while wide receiver Cris Collinsworth and running times last season en route to their Super Bowl victory, the strike. In their last two games in Seattle, the commitment Friday from 6-foot-5‘A guard Chris rebound out of the air in front of the twice and Glen Hanlon notched his Kari Takko made 30 saves in goal back James Brooks are "unlikely to play,” Bengals but they are 3-7 this year, while the Redskins, at 7-3, Raiders have been outscored by a 70-3 margin, Fleming out of Lacey Township High School in net at 4:03. second NHL shutout in three for the North Stars, who won for Coach Sam Wyche said. lead the NFC East. including a 37-0 loss last year. Lanoka Harbor, N.J., that he will attend the Johansson brought Buffalo back games, as the Detroit Red Wings only the fourth time in their last 14 Oilers el Colts: Indianapolis, 5-5, has a chance for its " I don’t care what the Giants’ record is,” Against San Diego last Sunday, the Seahawks set school on a basketball scholarship. within one with a 40-foot slapshot beat the St. Louis Blues 6-0 Friday games. Minnesota climbed out of first playoff berth and first winning season since 1977. Washington Coach Joe Gibbs said. “ We’ve got a lot of offensive records with 34 first downs, 19 rushing first Fleming would fill UConn’s need for a through a screen that went under night. the Norris Division basement even Both teams are coming off losses, the Oilers to things to correct, and we’ve got to do it against one of downs and 41:35 in time of possession, while allowing three-point shooter. He hasbeen called “ one of the Liut’s arm. Hanlon, who has allowed only one though it has one of the league’s Cleveland and Indianapolis to New England, 24-0. the most physical teams in football.” the Chargers only 17 yards rushing. top three shooters” in the East by Eastern Babych closed out the scoring goal in his last three games, worst records, 8-12-3. Basketball Magazine, which also lists him as one with the third period’s only goal, handled 29 shots as Detroit ended a Despite their second loss in the of its top players overall in the East. just as a Hartford power play ended four-game winless string against 'last three games, the Canadians Fleming alerted UConn Coach Jim Calhoun of at the 7:29 mark. the Blues during which they were still have the league’s top record, NFL continually refining Instant replay system his decisiion Friday morning. He cannot sign a It was the Sabres’ third straight 0-3-1. 14-7-5 for 33 points. national letter-of-intent until April but Calhoun said he wasn’t worried about Fleming, who By The Associated Press which made any other controversies irrelevant. averaged 28.7 points and 9.0 rebounds last year, But what’s really happening this year is that the While Doug Flutie holds down the headset for the changing his mind. Fleming selected UConn over Hartford loses its opener Here we are nearly three-fourths of the way through system is being refined as it goes along. ’There are New England Patriots, it’s becoming clear that he had another Big East school. Seton Hall. the NFL season and nobody’s talking about instant , fewer long delays because the officials are used to plenty of help from his teammates at Boston College on Fleming would be UConn’s third recruit for the HARTFORD (AP) - Senior tonio, 74-51. foul shots by Tony ’Tucker with 4:39 replay controversies. working with It and there are refinements — if the field the way to the Heisman ’Trophy. 1988-89 season. He joins 6-foot-2guard Chris Smith guard Taurence Chisholm scored 17 Delaware and La Salle will play left in the game. Delaware main­ Does that mean it’s working and that the system officials blow a whistle before a ball squirts loose, for Start with Troy Stradford, who may have a leg up on out of Kolbe Cathedral High School in Bridgeport points as the University of Dela­ in the CBT championship game tained the lead for the rest of the renewed last March for another year with a bare example, there is no review. offensive rookie of the year after Sunday night’s and 6-foot-ll center Dan Cyrulik out of Williams- ware defeated the University of tonight. Hartford and Texas-San contest. minimum of votes will be made permanent at next But perhaps most important is that players and 169-yard performance against the Dallas Cowboys. ville, N.Y. Hartford 64-57 in the second game Antonio will meet in the consolation winter’s meetings? coaches are accepting it as part of the game — no more Stradford now leads Miami In both rushing, with 376 Fleming would be Omnecticut’s 14th scholar­ of the University of Hartford-CBT game. Steve Jennings added 13 points, "Oh, you’ll always get some people against it, but I controversial than pass interfepwce. In fact, the yards for a 5.7 average and receiving, with 31 catches. ship player, leaving room for one more possible Invitational basketball tournament Delaware, 1-0, trailed 37-24 with all in the second half, for the think it’s working now," says Tex Schramm, president longest delay of the season, a 10-imnute discussion over Stradford. who played with Flutie for three years, recruit in the April signing period. UConn will Friday night. 16:57 left in the game. Sparked S f winners. Anthony Moye led Hart­ of the Dallas Cowboys and father of the system. a double penalty in last w eM ’s Cleveland-Houston was just a fourth-round draft choice this year, as was probably try to fill that slot with a power forward. In the first game, La Salle the 5-6 Chisholm, Delaware rallied ford with 17 points. Doug McCory ’There are several reasons why, including the strike. game might have been avoide^if replay was involved. guard Steve Trapilo. University defeated Texas-San An­ and finally took the lead 55-53 on two added 11 points for the losers. 1 iHaurbratfr Mrralb Earl Bruce settles dispute with OSU SPORTS — story on page 48 WHALERS OVERPOWERING

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BUFFALO, N.Y. — Dave Babych scored twice as the Hartford Whalers capitalized on three of nine power-play opportunities Friday night and posted a 4-2 victory over the Buffalo Sabres in an NHL game marred by 107 minutes in penalties. Babych, Ron Francis and Mike Millar scored power-play goals for the Whalers, who benefited from • the 60 minutes in penalties referee Ron Hoggarth 'assessed against Buffalo. ' Buffalo’s Calle Johansson also sc9red on the power play, as the ’fa m to page 55 East title game set

The East Catholic High football team w ill. go for its third estate championship in as many tries Friday night at 7:30 at Memorial Stadium in Waterbiiry against Darien High. The Eagles, who completed their regular season Thanksgiving Day at a perfect'10-0 following their 38-8 win over Manchester High, will be shooting for the state Class M crown against the Blue Wave. Darien brings a 10-1 record into the Class M title game after suffering its first loss of the season, 42-7, to Greenwich High in the FCIAC championship game on Thanks^ving. East won the Gass MM title game a year ago from Masuk High, 42-3, and won the 1970 Gass MM crown with a 14-12 win over Hand High of Madison. There are two other state cham­ pionship games on tap Friday night. Middletown .and Bristol central will clash for the state Gass MM crown pt Willow Brook Park in New Britit^itfWhile Conard and West Haven will meet for the Gass L crown at Muzzy Field In Bristol. Iliose, too, have 7:30 p.m. kickoffs. One game of local interest is on the schedule next Saturday. East Hartford High School, the Central AP photo Connecticut East Division cham­ pion and 9-1 overall, will meet 9-1 Taking the high road S Hamden High for the Gass LL championship next Saturday at Boston Garden. The Celtics won, 117-112. Story 1:30 p.m. at Hall High in West Robert Parish of the Celtics shoots over Seattle’s r Hartford. demon Johnson in their game Friday night at on page 55

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