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By Andrew J. Davis Manchester Herald

Since becoming president of i S- Manchester Community Col­ death toll lege more than two months ago, Jonathan M. Daube has been a busy man. " I promised I would would meet with every full-time pro­ fessor before Christmas,” Daube said. " I didn’t say what near 1,500 Christmas ... (but) I ’m going to make it.” Talking to about 125 faculty By Mlauel C. Suarez on when the accident occurred but members is not the only thing The Associated Press that neither blew their horns in that has filled his schedule since . warning. Some said the tanker may he became president Oct. I. MANILA, Philippines — Nearly have struck the passenger vessel Meetings, speeches and general 1,500 people were missing and near the center. orientation have logjammed feared drowned today after a The crash occurred off Mindoro Daube’s calendar. His meetings passenger ship packed with holiday island, 110 miles south of Manila, in with faculty, while appreciated travelers collided with an oil tanker a well-used shipping channel. Ship­ by many, have also caused and went down in flames, shipping ping sources, who spoke on condi­ some concern among others, he sources said. tion of anonymity, said 1,490 people said. The tanker also sank after the were listed as missing and feared "Some are a little con­ collision Sunday night. Eight ships, drowned. cerned,” Daube said. " I ’m including a passenger vessel that The owners of the Dona Paz said making demands on them. I ’m rescued 26 people, and three U.S. they believed it was carnring 1,408 not here to decorate the office.” Air Force helicopters reported passengers and crew. But Lt. Daube, SO, Joins MCC after a seeing no other survivors in the Cmdr. Cipriano Luspo, a Philippine nine-year stint as president of shark-infested waters. coast guard spokesman, said the Berkshire Connmunity College As of nightfall today, there were ship was capable of carrying up to in Pittsfield, Mass. He came to no reports of other survivors from 2,200 people. Manchester after being the what appeared to have been one of Sui^vors said the vessel was center of a controversy at the worst maritime disasters of this very overcrowded. Berkshire that resulted in his century. The navy said 12 people were receiving two votes of no The 2,215-ton MV Dona Paz was aboard the Victor, which was confidence from staff members. bound for Manila from the Leyte carrying 8,300 barrels of oil from He received those votes after island city of Tacloban when it hit the Bataan refinery of Manila to suspending two professors ac­ the 629-ton Philippine tanker MT Masbate. c u s e of grade falsification. Victor at 10 p.m. Sunday (9 a.m. Gerald Huchel, U.S. Embassy spokesman, said there was no Daube has stated that he Otvid Kool/ManehMtar Hsrald ES’T), said Eusebio Go, general suspended the faculty members manager of the Sulpiclo lines. indication that Americans were Some of the survivors told Please turn to page 1 0 . Manchester Comiminlty College Prealdertt Jdhathan M.. Daube at a meeting., reportersthat ^ th ships had lights Please turn to page 18. School busing plan has doubters Campaign leaves Weinberg in debt By Andrew Yurkovsky in the state’s larger cities. . Magnet schools, which specialize whether potential resistance in Manchester Herald More than 60 percent of the ina particular subjectarea, are one Manchester might be racially moti­ minority students in the state are way to attract urban student to the vated. but he did say, "W e have By Alex GIrelll DiRosa got 7,971 votes. Weinberg, Manchester School Superintend­ from school districts in Hartford, suburbs, and vice versa. Kennedy issues in Manchester schools hav­ Manchester Herald with 5,973 votes, was the eighth ent James P. Kennedy said today New Haven, Bridgeport, Water- said that one existing such magnet ing to do with neighborhood schools highest voter getter a m (»g the 12 that an Integration program pro­ bury and Stamford. school, the Greater Hartford that have nothing to do with race.” Former Mayor Barbara Wein­ candidates for the board. posed by the state would probably Manchester had a minority Academy for the Performing Arts Kennedy was apparently allud­ berg is $4,000 in debt from her Mary Ann Handley, Democrat, not remedy the imbalance of school population of 8.6 percent in in Hartford has been so successful ing to opposition to the closing of campaign for re-election to the collected and spent $2,878. Geoffrey Naab, Republican, collected and minority students In urban and 1985, or 800 out of a total enrollment that there is a waiting list for Highland Park School in 1984. ’The Board of Directors Nov. 5. spent $2,841. Kenneth Tedford, suburban schools. of 6,979, Kennedy said. In terms of Manchester students. Board of Education .now plans to A financial report filed Friday Democrat, collected' and spent He said the idea of magnet percentage of minority students, On the possibility of forced reopen that school. with the town clerk indicates that schools — one option mentioned in Manchester ranked 24th in the integration, he commented, " I State Sen. Michael Meotti, D- Weinberg collected about $8,000 $2,471. Ronald Osella, Republican, collected $2,610 and reported ex­ the report — might gain support in state. would be extremely skeptical that Glastonbury, also expressed skep­ and has already spent about that suburban communities. But he said ’The Department of Education anything like that could happen ticism about the proposal. amount, but has outstanding bills of penditures of $2,482. Theunis Werk- hoven. Republican, collected and that if integration were to be made report does not provide specifics without a court order.” " I ’ve got a lot of questions about about $4,000. mandatory through busing, there about how integration would be Kennedy, who said he had read it, and I’m not sure what they’re Weinberg confirmed today that expended ^,010. J. Winthrop Porter, an unsuc­ would be resistance from suburbs, achieved, although magnet schools only newspaper stories about the trying to achieve,” he said. “ I ’m she is in debt, but added, ’T il pay cessful Republican candidate, col­ and greater segregation could and regional schools are two integration proposal, said that the not sure where a person goes to It.” school is the key to a quality lected and spent $1,876. John result. possibilities that are mentioned. busing of students would lead to The report shows that Weinberg Garside Jr., also an unsuccessful Kennedy was reacting to a ’The report also says that forced problems because parents want to education.” collected campaign contributions Meotti said that magnet schools candidate for the Board of Direc­ proposal by the state Department integration should be carried out if have their children attend neigh­ from various sources totalling of Education to bring minority voluntary attempts fail. borhood schools. might be a good idea if they are $8,109. She spent $8,088, leaving a tors, collected and spent $1,610. established voluntarily. But he said Eugene Slerakowski, the tlilrd students from urban schools Into "The voluntary, the magnet part He said busing almost inevitably balance of $21. he is opposed to spending a great Republican candidate defeated in schools in outlying suburbs. The of the program is a good idea, and I leads to the flight of whites from However, the report also shows deal of money on transportation the race for director positions, was proposal, made public on Sunday, think it could get some support. areas where integration is carried the added outstanding debt of among candidates who did not file a apparently stems from the growing (But) I don’t think it would solve the out, and segregation problems slightly more that $4,000. Please turn to page 10 concentration of minority students problem they have,” Kennedy said. become worse. He declined to say Of the total contributions, $7,670 report because he did not spend or came from individuals. collect more that $500. While not all the candidates had filed reports by the end of the day Caprilands starts Friday, most had. Weinberg was Ring of anxiety heard the only candidate whose expendi­ She only needs tures exceeded contributions. She had the highest total of a soft sweater contributions among candidates. fire code repairs at some ‘Army’ ketties ’The social worker who Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. was referred Letty says, "Shewas the next highest spender. He always a friend to anyone In The Associated Press New Jersey, Southern Califor­ collected $5,090 and has returned By Jacauellne Bennet acceptable. nia, Indianapolis, Phoenix, the neighborhood who needed "Some people say I’m picking on $631 of it to the Democratic Town Manchester Herald There is a note of anxiety at Ariz., Buffalo, N.Y., Seattle and her. Her door was always a poor little old lady,but that’s not Committee. many Salvation Army kettles Nashville, Tenn., reported fal­ open.” the case. My concern is the hazard. Both Weinherg and DiRosa were COVEN’TR Y — Work on fire code this season, and some other ling contributions, while support With no family of her own, My responsibility is to provide Democratic candidates for election violations at Caprilands Herb charitable agencies are also was holding up in such places as living alone on her small safety to the people in those to the Board of Directors. DiRosa Farm on Silver Street is under way, finding the Christmas spirit a New York City, Knoxville, Social Security check, Letty buildings and in this community,” received the highest vote total according to town Fire Marshal little slow in arriving. Tenn., Little Rock, Ark., Ya­ is suffering from an ongoing C ooper had said. among candidates and, as is the Richard Cooper. "Christmas year-end fund­ kima, Wash., and eastern Pen­ illness. She Is waiting to be If a fire occurred at Caprilands tradition, was elected mayor by the " I was there with state fire raising is running behind by nsylvania. Officers in Maryland admitted to the hospital. the town and he would be liable. directors. Weinberg had held that marshal on an update inspection, about 20 percent from last reported donations up 15 These are bleak days for a. Cooper noted. post for two terms. and they have made some year,” said Steve Dicks, direc­ percent. kind lady. Some violations Cooper cited at changes,” Cooper said in a tele­ tor of public relations for the Letty’s special needs: a Caprilands included inadequate The kettles are the most phone interview on Sunday. Salvation Army in Atlanta. warm but soft sweater and a access to emergency exits and visible of the Salvation Army During a routine inspection in "Contributions have been down TODAY book (cheerful) to take to the doors that swing in, not out, for fund-raising efforts, but collect March 1986, Cooper found many all year round as compared to hospital. smooth egress as the code requires only part of its income. In New violations of the state fire code at past years. We’re about 8 Letty’s Is one of the more for places such as a business or York, for instance, the Army Caprilands, a nationally recognized percent behind in total contribu- Some sun Tuesday than 380 households the Man­ public assembly place. hopes to raise 81 million through hert farm owned by Adelma Uons for the whole year.” chester Area Conference of Other concerns included lack of the kettles and $2.5 million from Mostly clear tonight. Low around Grenier Simmons. Simmons, in her “ It’s not unusual for one or two Churches will help during the fire proofing on the walls, and the direct-m ail solicitation and 20. Light west winds. Partly sunny 80s, has operated theestablishment communities to be behind. It is Christmas season. Checks need for emergency lighting and an large contributors. ’Tuesday. High near 40. Outlook for for about 40 years. unusual for 08 percent of our may be mailed to MACC — adequate fire alarm system. Cliristmas Day is increasing cloudi­ Located on 50 acres in rural communities to be behind,” In Los Angeles, response to the ness. High around 40. Details on Seasonal Sharing Appeal, eastern Connecticut, it includes an Following Cooper’s Initial inspec­ Box 778, Manchester. added Ron Barrows, regional Union Rescue Mission’s news­ page 2. 18th century farmhouse, gardens, tion Simmons did make some development manager for the paper ad campaign showing Non-perishable foods, new changes, including limiting the greenhouse, book shop and the Salvation Army’s Empire State hungry and homeless people is and good-as-new toys, gifts numter of visitors allowed inside bam. She fought complying with Division in Syracuse, N.Y. slightly ahead of last year, said Index for shut-ins and the elderly, the code, claiming it would com­ buildings, adding exit signs, fire However, Associated Press Carl Fielstra, a member of the may be left at the Town Fire extinguishers and an alarm. 20 pagto, 2 ooctlona promise the 18th century atmos­ bureaus in some other cities mission’s board of directors. Department at 78 Center 8t., However exits were sometimes phere and authenticity of her place. found that charitable organiza­ The Volunteers of America CIsssIfled -16-20 ObHuarlss------10 the Eighth District Fire De­ obstructed and locked and extin­ Cooper, however, pressed the tions were doing as well as last said its Santas in New York were Comics — 17 Opinion _ _ _ _ 0 partment at 32 Main St., and guishers were not always clearly matter saying the safety of year, sometimes better. keeping pace with last year’s Focus— — 8 Sports _11-16,20 ComFed’s Main Street hundreds of visitors that come to visible. Salvation Army officials in collections. Local news_2-3 Television — 16 office. the farm annually was at stake, and Lottsry— — 2 Weather 2 exceptions to the law were not Please turn to page 10 MANCHES’TER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 21.1987 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Dec. 21, 1987 \ Toy guns under investigation for reported safety probiems About Town '^ y Nancy Poppos said Bryant, in spite of a label on kade has the Gotcha guns positi­ sense.” she said. The Department of Consumer are known as survlvalist games. Manchtstar Herald each box which warns that they are oned near the G.I. Joe items. But others disagree. A customer Protection will be assigning an These are day-long war-style Red C rott offers first aid Intended only for those ages 16 and "In most stores, we are placing it service representative at U N Toys investigator to look into reported games played In open terrain., One of the most popular toys of up, officials laid. (the gun) in the sporting goods in New York City said that she problems with the guns, Bryant ^uipment for survival games is The American Red CroM, Greater Hartford Cbaj^r, la the Christinas season — a gun The Department of Consumer department,” said Aileen (terman, would not give a gun like this to her said. They may also send the paint available in sporting goods stores. offering couraes on Hrat aid and cardiopulmonary reauadtatlon which shoots pellets of paint — is Protection hopes to have a regula­ vice president of public affairs for own ll-year-o1d son. pellets to a laboratory to determine This is the first year that such patnt on the following daya In Mancheater: under investigation by the Connec­ tion In place within about 90 days the Stop and Shop Companies, Inc., ’’You know 11-year-olds,” said their chemical content, she said. pellet games have been mass- Firat aid for children, Saturday, Jan, 23 from 3 a.m. to 5 P-in.; ticut Department of Consumer which would prohibit these guns of Braintree, Mass., which owns the the U N employee, who would not This information would be vital if marketed to children, Bryant said. Adult CPR, Thuraday. Jan. U fro m S to 10p.m.; Infant and diild Protection. from being sold In toy stores or toy Bradlee’s chain. "However, there give her name. ’’They get bored the paint were splashed Into a The Department of Consumer CPR, Tueaday, Jan. 12 from 6 to 10 p.m.. Multimedia SUndard The toy, called "Gotcha the departments of larger stores. This may be some variations from store with the safety goggles. 'They don’t youngster’s eyes. Protection also warned parents to be careful of the following toys, Firat Aid, Saturday, Jan. 30 from 0 a.m. to S p.m. For more SportI Enforcer Gun Set,” has can be done under ttie state’s Child to store.” want to do what’s right, they want The customer service represen­ which are not being sold in informaUon, call the office at 043-5111. already sold out at several Man­ Protection Act, Bryant said. The Bradlees stores have found to do what’s fun.” tative at U N Toys mentioned chester retailers, including the The precedent for this is that the that the Gotcha guns sell best in Bryant said her department is another problem with the Gotcha Manchester stores; the Kid Kar- Caldor of Manchester Inc. at the Federal Consumer Product Safety "m ajor television markets,” Gor­ concerned about exactly that. In guns, one which she suspects penter ^ ild It Set, which the Agoraphobics get support Plaza at Burr CSomers. It coats Commission does not allow lawn man said. The consumers seem to the press release issued this week, parents are not expecting. department says contains a toy saw sharp enough to cut a child; a People who experience anxiety or panic in crowded or between $38 to $60 at various stores. darts to be sold in toy stores, or in be reacting to the advertisements, Heslin was quoted as saying “ Even " I f you shoot them against children’s metal snow shovel from unfandliar placea meet on Wedneadaya at 10:30 a.m. at Mary M. Heslin, the Consumer the toy departments of other stores, she said. an inherently safe toy can te a anything porous, like wood or brick, hazard in the hands of a childloo the paint will soak right in. It will Metro Mart Inc., which has a sharp Concordia Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street. F or more Protection Commissioner, said in a Bryant said. Because of the ads and the ’The gun sets are manufactured young or too immature to use It really not come off very well," she metaledge; and a stuffed gorilla by A information on Mancheater Area Agoraphobics Together call prepared statement last week that pdsitioning. these guns are on many at least one Injury has been by lAe Intertech division of U N youngsters’ wish lists, said Bryant. properly." said. “ I wonder If the parents Determined Productions Inc., with 520-1070. reported. Involving a Danbury Toys Ltd., which has not violated One woman, standing in a long line At Bradlees the average buyer of realize that.” black plastic eyes that are easy to youth who was shot with the Gotcha any laws. The company includes at Bradlee’s on Thursday night, the Gotcha gun seems to be a young Paint pellet guns have long been pull out and swallow, according to W A TES cancel meeting gun. goggles with each set, and labels agreed. man. age 16 or 17, Gorman said. available to adults who play what the department. There will be no regular meeting of the Mancheater WATES thia "Apparently a paint pellet was each box "N O T a toy.” “ Seems like every boy on our shot from a car at a pedestrian, and However, advertisements for the block is asking for one of these,” week. it seems that the pedestrian sus­ Gotcha are seen by children, as said the woman, who would not give Merry Christmas to All Our Customers! tained an eye injury,” said I»is they watch wrestling, afternoon her name. She was buying the guns Local man wins car Bryant, chief of the Omsumer reruns of “ The Brady Bunch” and for her sons, ages 11 and IS. such cartoon shows as "The Trans­ Asked whether she was con­ f t ' Joseph Parla of Manchester was the winner of a 1085 Lincoln Protection’s Product Safety Div­ formers.” And many retailers this cerned about the warning on the HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN Town Car in the November raffle sponsored by the Manchester ision, on Friday. H One of the department’s chief Christmas have the guns displayed side of the box. she sajd that she was chapter of Unity, Neighborliness, Integrity, Charity and concerns is that these toys are in the toy aisles. For example. not. Cakes Are Us!! k'/ Opportunity. Town Director James F. “ Dutch" Fogarty pulled being purchased for youngsters, Bradlees in the Manchester Par- “ I can trust my kids to use good brazier. the winning ticket. UNICO will donate all proceeds to benefit the scholarship fund, mental health and other charities. Raymond F . CHRISTNAS CAKES & LOGS Damato was chairman of the raffle. Bennet repair cost jumps Serves 6-8 People Bridge club results *499 library and down below into the It'B th« tm t thing to hippon to ctk% All Cakes Manchester A.M. Bridge Club results for last week’s games Bv Andrew J. Davis installation of a valve that might ■ineoctk*. And what a traat It la. Light, Made Freeh are: Monday: North-South 1, Hal Lucal-Carol Lucal; 2, Mollie and Andrew Yurkovskv have prevented the accident. media center. ft , caka crunch. Cod and craamy ehoco- Timreck-Peg Dunfield; S, Linda Simmons-Barbara Anderson. Manchester Herald Kennedy said that, based on his The break was discovered after lala and vanilla DO*: PIub rich, edd x\ Dally water had seejied out of an exterior fudga and dallclout Icing. You can East-West 1, Terry Daigle-Marge Warner; 2, Frankie reading of the specifications, he hava It dacoratad for any occasion. building. School officials believe 6 47-107 6 Brown-Faye Lawrence; 3, Suzanne Shorts-Mary Wlllhide. It will cost more than $22,000 to could not tell whether the valve was Tha Dairy Ouaan* Caka. Frozan and the break occurrpd after a heating packagad for aaty taka homa. Pick ona Thursday: North-South 1, John Greene-Al Berggren; 2, Hal replace and restore items des­ called for. system malfunctioned, ^ up today. Lucal-Louise Kermode; 3, Louise Miller-Eleanor Berggren. troyed by a November water pipe Meisner said that It will cost We Alao Have Sheet Cakes. Square, Heart Shapes and 11" Rounds Regular and Special Daeigne Always AvaAabla. DivM Kool/ManehMttr Herald break at Bennet Junior High $2,500 to replace and repair water- liiere were no injuries in connec­ East-West 1, Frankie Brown-Peg Dunfield; 2, Betty Mesaier-Bev tion with the brea. "If you didn't buy your last cake at Hartford Road Dairy Queen, Congregational Church and the Salvation Army, Taylor; 3, Dale Hamed-Saul Cohen. School, Thomas M. Meisner Jr., the damaged audio-visual equipment, Bruce and Dorothy Lehtonen join their baby daughter school principal, said Friday. $13,000 to replace language artsand you probably paid too much I” Rebekah in a carol sing at Center Park last night. The attracted about 100 people. The pipe froze and broke after an reading books; $1,500 for new Join tha D. Q. CAKE CLUB - Buy 6 Cakaa, Qat tha 7th FR EEI______community carol sing, sponsored by the Second YW CA holds registration outside thermostat failed on the library books and $S, 100 to repair a School X iBst leat *s< saw #a<*« s « » « »K »K iMKi$»iWBiii6«!£«ss«)Bsi*«sac*aitai*aiiiai 901 ioiim aatiai 5* ***■ • »• * weekend of Nov. 21-22. The ther­ $28,000 grand piano, he said. Registration for winter programs at the YWCA on North Main mostat should have sent hot water The school district was saved HOLIDAY TAKE HOME SALE Street may be made by mail, in person, or by phone with a credit through the pipe when the tempera­ from a higher price tag because the closed BUZZARD PIES card. The programs include fitness classes, arts and crafts, skill carpeting in the school's library 100 carolers sing of “true meaning” tures dropp^ below a certain level. About 550 students of the Howell DlllyBars...... development classes and special interest groups. Nursery school and media center was salvageable, Meanwhile, School Superintend­ Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ MemAmorted and Neighborcare for before school and after school hours isalso ent James P. Kennedy said this he said. Buster Bars...... 6/*4” nical School were let out of school Rbrora — lights and the pleasure derived " I just love the carol sing,” she offered. For more information, call the office at 647-1437. The break was discovered by D.Q. Sandwiches...... 12/*2” By Andrew J. Davis mas carols as ” 0 Come All Ye morning that Wilfred Dion, the early Friday because of the smell of Manchester Herald Faithful,” "Joy to the World” and from the singing of the carols. said. ” I love it just to sing about the building and grounds supervisor for Manchester police early Nov. 23. A $ 4 9 9 Lord.” hot tar fumes, said School Director D.Q. Choc. Chip Sandwiches...... 6/»4** "Silent Night.” Between each of the "W e came because I like to sing.” Dance group at Jefferson House the school system, was looking into water pipe broke in the celling of the school’s library, sending thou­ Lewis E. Randall. R«g. >6.96 Frozen Homepack (vanilla & choco.)...... 2/*1“ i About 100 people gathered in , eight carols, Second Congrega­ said Marian Heideman of Manches­ the possibility that specifications The students were let out at 12; 50 tional Church’s Pastor the Rev. Burton’s Dance Troupe will perform for the clients at Jefferson for the building called for the sands of gallons of water into the Center Park Sunday to sing about ter. "This is what Christmas is p.m. instead of the usual 2:30 ’ttS'tSi'SSi't what participants called "the true Joseph Milton and Captain Gary really about. It’s not Frosty the House Adult Day Health Center on Hollister Street on ’Tuesday, closing .time, he said. He said the Asperschlager of the Salvation meaning" of Christmas. Snowman ... and the tree and the For the Record Dec. 29 at 1:30 p.m. For more information, call 646-2680. school was closed early as a Army read scriptures detailing the presents. The CIhristmas carols are Woman faces charge precautionary measure against The people came together for the birth of Christ. the carols of his birth.” A Coventry dateline was Incor­ students becoming sick from the HARTFORD ROAD SPEED QUEEN annual Community Christmas Junior women meet Also, the vocal ensemble of Heideman said her only com­ rectly inserted into a story Friday A Manchester woman was ar­ March 5, 1987, |>olice said. At that smell of hot tar fumes, which came Carol Sing, which was sponsored by COIN UUNDRIES (Nsxt to Dairy Quaan) Second Congregational Church plaint was that she thought the on a visit by two members of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club is sponsoring a Letter from rested Friday and charged with time, Beth was arrested in Florida as a roofing company was working the Salvation Army and Second sang two hymns during the half- carol sing would be indoors. Re­ Hartford Whalers to the Keeney Santa program. Mail your child’s letter with $1.25 to Santa Claus, third-degree larceny after report­ for possession of a stolen car and on the school roof. Congregational Church. hour program. The ensemble sang freshments were served indoors at Street School in Manchester. P.O. Box 1874, Mancheater 06040. All proceeds benefit the edly stealing a car, police said. released to Connecticut authorities, While some students were dis­ LOWEST PRICES IN CONNECTICUT "W e see It as an opportunity to "Lo. How a Rose E ’er Blooming” the Salvation Army following the Also, part of sentence contained Transitional Living Center Foundations of Manchester. Beth M Schlichting, 18. of 94-3 E. police said. Beth is now on proba­ turbed by the smell of the fumes, get the true meaning of Christmas and "Away in a Manger.” singing. in a letter to the editor in Saturday’s Middle Turnpike, was arrested at tion for that charge. the majority were not bothered, 32 Family Sized Wathart only 75C a load (out),” said Mike Orfitelli, band For people who were unsure of “ I thought it was going to be Herald was deleted. Hie sentence around 9 a.m.. Friday after police At around 9 a.m. Friday, police Randall said. 17 Family Sized Dryers (ss !•.)<— 15 min. 2541 master with the army’s Citadel the words of the carols, programs indoors, but it was at the park,” she should have said "The shut-ins and Health clinic offered said they found her with a stolen car went to 26-B Wickham Apartments, "The wind was just right today... where Linda’s other daughter lives, “W§ glv» double the drying time" Baiid. “ For us. it's real meaningful were distributed. Some were able to said. "But that was nice since the the lonely only become more Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold office hours at at the Wickham Apartments in and because where the pot (of tar) first Christmas was outdoors.” East Hartford. after Unda called them, police to share in the meaning of Christ’s read by the illumination from the depressed.” the agency office on Route 6, Columbia, on’Tuesday, Dec. 29 from was located we decided to close overhead street lights, while dthers Others agreed with Heideman The proposed site of the new post According to the police report, said. Police said they found the car, 4 TRIPLE LOAD WASHERS - ’ 1.75 a load birth.” 8:30 to 10 a.m. and at the Town Hall in Coventry on Wednesday, once we had a legal day. It was a brought theirown flashlights. Fam­ about the meaning behind the carol office was incorrectly reported as Beth came home at around 3 a.m. which Itorrio said was undamaged. precautionary measure," he said. Dec. 30 from 2 to 3 p.m. Blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 6 AM to 11PM The Citadel Band led singers into ilies and friends huddled together sing. One such person was Sylvia being across from the Purdy Corp Friday to 94-3 E. Middle Turnpike. Police took Beth to the station. ■The roofing repair job was renditions of such famous Christ- as they shared programs, flash­ Svalestad of West Hartford. in a Thursday article. cultures and general health guidance will be offered. Her mother, Linda M. Schlichting,; Police said that Beth has an completed Friday, Randall said. 38. was upset because she was late extensive criminal record and has and told Beth she couldn’t stay b ^ n incarcerated in Florida and Almanac there any more, police said. Connecticut. THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Linda went to bed and woke up at Beth said she had no permanent address, police said. While Beth The Acc.u WfMttkf’i foi BAM. Tiirsd.'iy. fVremhrr 1'? A< < u ,t'.l loi 6 a.m. and found a car owned by Dec. 21, 1987 Anthony Rorrio, 46, also of 94-3 E. was being processed, police said (i.ty tiiiK - < oiu Jitiorv. .in ri Mi<|li 1<‘m|M-i.ilnt< TODAY’S TRIVIA: For which film did they found her baby in a state of Jane Fonda win an Academy Award as Middle Turnpike, missing, police ?0 20 ( \ 20 V uncleanllness. A rash and dirt on Today Is the 3SSth Best Actress? (a) "Easy Rldw” (b) "Fun said. Linda also found a spare set of the infant indicated that Beth had day of 1987 and the with Dick and Jane" (c) “0>mlng keys to the car missing. Linda said ( C M il I Y k ______._____ , ( , I— — r ‘ I not been bathing or cleaning the ■--- - i —^ * l I |< to I 90th day of autumn. Home” she believed Beth had her infant IIOYJ with her. infant properly, police said. TODAY’S BARBS Rorrio and Linda suspected Beth Beth was held on 88,000 cash bond. She was to appear in tio w TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in BY PHIL PASTORET had stolen the car because she had 1620, the Piigrims landed at Plymouth, Somewhere, at this very moment, a committed the same offense on Manchester Superior Court today. / ^ ; 4 / . Mass. classical music buff Is making out his ^ ^ '1> / 4 ' ’ lO i >wrnm *. k #/ / ' ' ^ * ( ri iiiiiiif i ‘ I, .i-ii.- Christmas Liszt. rr J 1/ J «V * TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Benjamin Dis­ raeli (1804): Joseph Stalin (1870); Jane Elderly Invited When they say something is "down­ Fonda (1937); Ohrls Evert Lloyd (1954) sized," It means you’re paying a full- first time we had invited our X' size price for a smaller portion. ft could be the start of something TODAY’S QUOTE: “Variety is the neighbors to any school activity. mother of Enjoyment” — Benjamin long-lasting. ( TODAY’S TRIVM ANSWER: (c) Jane We wanted it to be the start of f>0 Disraeli. Fonda won a Best Actress Oscar for For the first time since the many. We’ve always wanted to to 40 *,o 1. TODAY’S MOON: Day after her performance In "Coming Home” Bennet Apartments were opened in (invite them). We just now got new moon. (1978). 1983, residents of the housing around to it." 4 0 ' FROtn^ complex for the elderly were And the neighbors from the invited to attend an event at Bennet complex who came were more than Warn) CoM Suttonary ^ V ^ rM- A.. w.. ..I,.., Junior High School. Eleven resi­ appreciative for the invitation. l'... A. . ,, vv.',11,.., I,.. dents crossed Main Street to enjoy "As soon as we got the notice, we Current Qnotatiomi cookies, punch and the school decided to come,” said Herman band’s winter concert. Johnson. ’ ’They’ve been kind Thomas M. Meisner Jr., Bennet enough to invite us, we should be "People were screaming and Gusty wind and snow principal, said he hopes the Friday here." Jumping. The smoke was terrible. "W e Just kind of take it day by night event could be the start of a “ They treated us royally,” con- We couldn’t see each other and it day. ... There is no organisation long-term friendship. cu rr^ Adele Chaples. "And it’s in north U.S., Canada was dark. I could see flames, bui I and no money.” — Andrea Hart, "A ll we wanted to do was be good across the street. All we had to do Jumped.” — PaquitoOsabel, who daughter and campaign aide to neighbors." he said. "This was the was cross the street.” survived the crash of a crowded former Colorado Senator Gary By The Associated Press measured at Livingston, Mont., ferry and an oil tanker 110 miles Hart, who re-entered the Demo­ Sunday night. south of Manila that left nearly cratic presidential race deeply in High winds raked the northern Scattered light snow was re­ 1,500 people missing and feared debtand withnoformalcampaign part of the nation today, while ported in Minnesota, New York, drowned. organization. snow fell in some Canadian Vermont and New Hampshire, border states, especially Maine while rain fell today from the "W e began the largest military and Washington. Tennessee Valley across the operation of the war with approxi- _ Winds gusting to 70 mph were lower Mississippi Valley to sou­ mately 7,000 of our men.” — L o & tU V V forecast for the eastern slopes of theastern Texas. 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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 21. 19«7_ Candidates dismiss FAA probing Health activists say unusual One loser apologizes Nashville to probe concert deaths Hart despite poiis fake crashes NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P ) - Nashville. Then the eecond door her chest and abdomen, while Miss recurring problem at rap concerts in 6 states cancer treatments opposed in recent years. Last August, 40 Several hundred youths were was unlocked, releasing the pent-up Davis died of asphyxiation, said By Donna Cassata margin of error of 7 percentage for defeat in Korea people were injured when fighting locked Into a narrow passageway crowd into the auditorium, officiais Davidson County Medical Exa­ The Associated Press points. GREENSBURG, Pa^ (AP) - By Barton Rsppsrt be Investigated range from faetrile the study include the National broke out at a Run-DMC concert in Authorities In at least six states leading from a rap concert when said. miner Dr. Charles Harlan. Meanwhile, two national maga­ Tho Assoclatsd Prsss and other drugs to special diets, Health Federation, a group based ity of Koreans were willing to are Investigating false reports By Moofll* Jackson they stampeded ‘‘like a bunch of Jocelyn Patton, a 17-year-old Police have not yet determined Long Beach, Calif. WASHINGTON - Gary Hart’s zine polls also showed Hart leading herbs, acupuncture, electromag­ in Monrovia, Calif.; the Coalition of medical helicopter crashes T h « AMOClotod PrMS protest Rob’s election victory. cattle,” crushing two teen-ajge girls Naahville girl bmiaed in the melee, what caused the crowd to panic. chances of winning the 1988 Demo­ the other candidates handily. A WASHINGTON - The Office of netic devices, meditation and faiUi for Altemativea in Nutrition and that sent hundreds of rescue SEOUL, South Korea — Kim Both Kinu called for such to death, offidals said. •aid aome concert-goers were in­ Auditorium manager Robert cratic presidential nomination are Time magazine telephone poll Technology Assessment is under healing. Healthcare, Richlandtown, Pa.; workers on unnecessary, time- Dae-Jung today aaid the govem- protests, even though they have ‘‘There waa nothing for them to toxicated, and began pushing In an Highamith said it is standard slim, according to fellow Demo­ showed Hart with support from 30 fire from health activists who Also, a group of three senators and the lA T Patients Association, ment’a candidate won the presi­ been unable to prove there was do but to get hurt or die,” said Brent attempt at having fun. procedure to keep the lower level California condor cratic and Republican candidates percent of 390 likely Democratic consuming searches. charge that the congressional and 37 House members led by Rep. based in Otho, Iowa. Police, fire and emergency dential election because Kim widespread fraud in the election. Riley, a security guard at the “ ’Thm some guys way in the back locked while a concert is in who dismiss the reborn contender’s voters surveyed, followed by Jesse agency ia bungling a ground­ Guy V. Molinari, R-N.Y., has asked They have undertaken letter­ is no longer wild volunteers in Pennsylvania, concert attended by nearly 6,000 started hollering, ‘Puab, push,’ ” progress to maintain security. strong showing in recent polls. Jackson with 22 percent and breaking study of unorthodox OTA to examine the “ Immuno- writing campaigns aimed at and a rival candidate had split Kim Dae-Jung issued his apol­ West Virginia, Ohio, Oklahoma, people Saturday night At least 26 she said. "E very time they pushed Boner said the type of concert, SAN DIEGO, Calif. (A P ) — If San The former (Colorado senator, Dukakis with 14 percent. Simon cancer treatments. augmentative” therapy, known as members of Ck)ngress and OTA the opposition vote. He begged ogy in newspaper ads that Maryland and New Jersey have people were i^ u r ^ and sent to forward, tbe people in front pushed catering to teen-agera, may have Diego Zoo authorities are correct, who announced last ‘Tuesday that finished fourth with 7 percent. Proponents of alternative cancer lAT, being pioneered by a cancer directly. the nation for forgiveness. appeared today on the front searched in vain for helicopters hoepitals, officials said. back, and we were in the middle. It been a factor. the California condor will no longer he would re-enter the fray, imme­ The poll, conducted Thursday, therapies contend an official at clinic in Freeport, the Bahamas. A letter circulated by the Na­ However, Kim did not drop his pages of Seoul dallies this reported down in their areas Mayor Bill Boner said Sunday he Juat got to where we couldn’t “ I think that’s one thing to look diately Jumped to the head of the had a margin of error of 5 OTA who is overseeing the study is lA T is supposed to boost the body’s tional Health Federation, for exam­ afternoon. answer the call of the wild. over the past two weeks. charge that government candi­ would probably order a d ty investi­ breathe. into. If we have a certain type of Democratic pack in the latest polls. percentage points, as did a News­ Ukely to be biased because of his immune system to fight cancer. ple, criticized oversight of the study Last spring, scientists from the "Whoever is doing this is date Roh Tae-woo also won " I sincerely apologise and gation into how tbe Nashville ' “ We knew if you fell down, that entertainment, we may need to beef The showing,' however, failed to week poll conducted by the Gallup previous experience with Memorial "Despite Improvements in treat­ by Dr. Roger Herdman, who was a Condor Research Center in Ven­ spending a lot of time laying out through massive election fraud, realize that my responsibility is Munidpal Auditorium Is managed. was the end.” up security.” impress fellow Democratic Organization on Thursday and Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in ment for some forms of cancer, vice president at Sloan-Kettering tura, Calif., caught what was the groundwork and setting up or his demand that Koreans so great that I cannot bear It. “ In retrosped, we obviously see Devery D. Davis, 16, and Ta- On Dec. 3, 1979, 11 people were candidates. Friday. New York. progress, as measured in terms of before taking over OTA’s health generally believed to be the last the background so it seems real. stage non-violent protests to Tbe cause for the failure to there are some things that went meika R. Curtis, IS, described by either suffocated or trampled to ” I was not elated when he got into Newsweek surveyed 707 Ameri­ They also have raised conflict-of- long-term survival, has been slow and life sciences division. condor to inhabit the wild. ‘The If he’s not a pilht or a flight defeat the regime lay in the wrong,” Boner said. He said the family members as best friends, death at a concert in Cincinnati by the race, I have to confess,” Sen. cans and found Hart was the choice interest allegations over OTA offi­ at best," Dingell said in a letter to “ Sloan-Kettering is the enemy of prevent Roh from assuming seven-year-old male was taken to medic, he sure knows a lot about probe would also seek to create were crushed to death as the crowd the British rock group The Who Paul Simon of Illinois said Sunday of 31 percent of the Democrats cials’ private holdings of stock in OTA Director John • H. Gibbons non-traditional cancer therapies,” office in February. failure to achieve a^^ai^le the San Diego Wild Animal Park their operations," said West "additional guidelines to ensure pushed through the second open when thousands of ticketbolders on ABC-TV’s “ This Week With surveyed. Twenty-three percent biomedical firms involved or inter­ requesting the assessment. the group said. " It is unthinkable Kim’s comment was the first candidacy,” he said. which, with the Los Angeles Zoo, is Virginia state police Sgt. Do­ something like this doesn’t happen door, officials said. outside Riverfront Coliseum David Brinkley.” “ But my instinct were undecided and 13 percent ested in marketing products for (Siting the various unorthodox that OTA would place a necessarily by the opposition that its split caring for all 27 of the living nald Cook. Kim Dae-Jung said today he again.” An autopsy determined that Miss rushed the only two doors open. is that this thing’s going to taper favored Jackson, with the other cancer diagnosis and treatment. treatments being tried, Dingell biased former vice president of presidential ticket robbed it of California condors. The Federal Aviation Admin­ would use peaceful political and The melee Saturday night ended Curtis died from crush injuries to Crowd violence has also been a off.” contenders getting 10 percent or OTA is a small but influential observed that "many of these Sloan-Kettering in charge of this istration is handling the investi­ an election victory. There were legal means to prove the election with youths pelting police and In a poll published Sunday, Hart less. Capitol Hill agency that advises treatments may be without benefit, study and expect anyone to give it gation, said FAA spokesman repeated warnings before last was fraudulent. He said he firefighters with cans of food took the lead in the Democratic Congress on cutting-edge techno­ some may actually be harmful, and credibility.” Dukakis, who also appeared on Dick Stafford. week’s vote that a split opposi­ brought as entry fees for a field in Iowa and knocked a way half logical developments. some, probably a small number, The group, which describes itself opposed violence and called for the ABC program, dismissed the "This is an extremely serious tion ticket would allow Roh to post-concert dance party billed as a the suport for Simon, the previous At stake in the battle is a may have value. However, there is as a non-profit, nutritionally or­ a n e n d t o violent importance of the polls, saying federal crime in terms of charity event for the needy, said poll leader. full-scale, 18-month OTA assess­ a general lack of objective informa­ iented organization advocating win. demonstrations. American voters, especially those interfering with the entire air police Lt. Tommy Jacobs. The Des Moines Register tele­ ment requested by Rep. John D. tion about them, thus making freedom of choice in health care, In the balloting Wednesday, in Iowa, are concerned with eco­ safety system,” said Stafford. The ads also called for a united According to police and security phone poll of 201 Democrats who Dingell, D-Mich„ chairman of the rational decisions about such alter­ also has charged that Herdman’s the first direct presidential nomic stability, medical care and “ Those involved, if convicted, ownership of stock in a biomedical opposition to resist the govern­ personnel, the panicky stampede said they were likely to participate House Energy and Commerce native therapies extremely election in South Korea in 16 began after the concert by Public other issues. can,receive up to 99 years in Committee, which has Jurisdiction difficult." company. Oncogene Science Inc., E ment. But Kim Young-sam last in the Feb. 8 caucuses showed Hart years, Roh won with 37 percent “ These polls are meaningless. Jail.” raises conflict-of-interest Enemy No. 1 and other rap groups iftsfor“ifie person tuho Has everytfiing with the support o( 29 percent of over health matters. Alternative cancer therapy advo­ of the vote, while Kim Dae-Jung week rejected a peace offering And the day after the Iowa On Friday, a man claiming he ended and several hundred people those surveyed, followed by Simon Unorthodox cancer treatments to cates assailing OTA’s handling of questions. from Kim Dae-Jung and he had caucuses they’re all going to be was a Cincinnati hospital dis­ and his opposition rival, Kim began filing through a narrow, at 18 perccsnt. no immediate response to to­ Gift Certificates obsolete,” Dukakis said. patcher called Westmoreland Young-sam, together polled 55 winding hailway to a second Simon had been far ahead in percent. day’s statement by his rival. auditorium where the dance was to The Massachusetts governor, County emergency dispatchers previous polls. The newspaper said in this western Pennsylvania - WORLD’S Small protests against alleged Roh is scheduled to take office be held. from $4.So and up a similar survey taken Just before interviewed during a campaign city and said a medical helicop­ fraud In the election continued Feb. 25 when President Chun Two doors at the end of the ball, Hart’s re-entry showed Simon with stop in Iowa, said he met with 50 lig g e g r e a t both leading to the lower-level you can purcftase a gift certificate “ interested Iowa citizens” Sunday ter en route to Pittsburgh with 5 today in Seoul and the southw­ Doo-h wan steps down. Chun took 35 percent support in Iowa, ahead of five people aboard had crashed R a m i PARKADE PHARMACY auditorium, were locked and Massachusetts Gov. Michael Duka­ morning and the topic of Gary Hart C estern city of Kwangj u, but there power in 1980 with military along Interstate 70, said Emer­ chained, said Riley. kis. who moved up 2 percentage was not discussed. ^ CLASSICS was no indication that a major­ backing. The crowd began pushing back up gency Management Agency 404 w . Middle Tpk e "WE SAVE YOU MONEY' for a ioasH package or custom detaiCing points in the new poll to 16 percent. "They are interested in the the hallway, screaming and yel­ Deputy Director Jack Simon. The new Iowa survey, taken economic future of this country,’ • Perfumes ling, said Dave Martin, 18, of Tuesday through Thursday, had a Dukakis said. U lE THmUCK StTlinAV • Colognes LORNA WILL Flowing together EMERGENCY Coupon *Books FIND THEM ALL HERE! 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Dec. «■ l«t7 Minnesota best, Engineers Sandinista soldiers battle OPINION Mississippi worst search for (S)l9ff7 FOW WOWW ---- ^ shuttle flaw Contras in largest attack Hciii BRIGHAM CITY, Utah Gallacher By Rodolfo Gordo and the leftist Sandinista govern­ director of the Voice of Nicaragua handiing Medicaid (A P )/— NASA and Morton Ja c k Thiokol engineers worked The Associated Press ment were to hold another round of radio station, said in a broadcast today to unravel breakdowns peace talks in the Dominican late Sunday that 400 rebels had A nderson fly Jerry Estlll Ralph Nader organization, arrived that scrubbed a crucial test of MANAGUA, Nicaragua - Sandi­ Republic aimed at ending the civil attacked Siuna. The rebels, he said, has fresh The Associated Press at its state rankings by assigning the redesigned space shuttle nista soldiers fought to drive back war. Both sides said the talks would were being driven back. numerical values to 72 separate booster rocket Just one se­ at least 1,000 Contra rebels who go ahead today as planned in Santo Another 400 rebels, he said, WASHINGTON — Poor people in scoring Items in five general cond before ignition, officials invaded the nation’s gold-and- Domingo, despite the Contra attacked Rosita before dawn Sun­ Minnesota have the best chance of categories: eligibility policy, scope said. silver producing region in the offensive. day and were forced to retreat getting adequate health care under of services, provider availability, The engineers were ex­ largest reported attack of the The mining region has become seven hours later. He said there outlook Medicaid and those in Mississippi quality of care and reimbursement 6-year-old civil war. increasingly important for the were lo rebel casualties but gave no pected today to announce the the worst, a private survey that policy. rescheduling of the $15 mil­ Contra spokesmen said 7,000 Sandinista government as it tries to breakdown between deaths and The selection of Michael Gallacher as CIA knows ranks the programs of each state The maximum possible score lion demonstration, possibly rebels mounted the pre-dawn offen­ halt the severe decline of the injuries. said today. was 350 and Minnesota scored 264. for sometime this week, said sive Sunday. They claimed at least economy. About 200 rebels attacked Bo­ president of Manchester Memorial Hospital is However, the 257-page report — Mississippi came in at 133. Morton Thiokol spokesman 100 Sandinista casualties but did not According to private estimates, nanza, located near the Honduran welcome news. Gallacher is well-known by one of the most extensive compiled As an example of the wide Rocky Raab. say how many of those had died. the country will export $23 million border, he said. The villages are 280 those who set the hospital policies, by the on the state-federal program — disparity in Just one of the catego­ The highly publicized se­ They also did not say if there were in gold this year which it hopes to miles northeast of the capital of where AIDS any rebel casualties. increase to ^5 million in 1988. Managua. medical staff, and, most important, by most concludes that even top-ranked ries used in the formula, the report cond firing of the 126-foot-long Minnesota falls short of excellence notes that a family of three in rocket at Morton Thiokol’s The official Voice of Nicaragua The isolated region is believed to The Defense Ministry issued no I of the people who work at the hospital every and says the entire program should Alabama would have needed an test bay 25 miles west of this radio confirmed the assault in its have air defense artillery and tanks statement on the offensive. day. Is lurking be revamped from top to bottom. adjusted income of below $1,416 to northern Utah city was called broadcasts but said that only 1,000 that protect the mining fields. However, the ministry did claim "While it has Improved access to qualify' for Medicaid in 1686, off Saturday when a problem rebels had attacked the mining Prior to the offensive, the Con­ that the Contras, in separate He served for almost 10 years as second in health care for millions of people, compared with $8,316 in Utah and developed in the iMOSter’s villages of Siuna, Rosita and tras’ biggest reported operation pre-dawn attack Sunday, had killed WASHINGTON - If you live in California, New command in the hospital administration, Medicaid has nonetheless proven $7,404 in California. ignition-control system. Bonanza in the eastern part of the occurred in mid-October when 800 five children and five adults at a during which time he handled much of the York, New Jersey, Maryiand, Nevada or the grossly inadequate for millions of Joining Minnesota in the 10 best Officials of the NaUonal country. rebels unsuccessfully tried to cut peasant camp near Rama, about The broadcast said there were 10 off a 40-mile stretch of the Rama 185 miles southeast of Managua. administrative detail work and had a hand in District of Coiumbia, you have a better chance of others,” the report says. state programs were Wisconsin, Aeronautics and Space Ad­ getting AIDS than peopie who iive in other states. Calling Medicaid “ a shaky edi­ 261; New York, 260; Massachu­ ministration and tte aero­ Contra casualties, but did not say Road, Nicaragua’s main strategic The Contra spokesmen did not long-range planning. A confidential map distributed by the CIA to its fice,” the report said it "makes a setts, 253; Connecticut, 247; Cali­ space company said the test, how many of those had died. The highway. mention that attack. radio report did not mention The villages that were attacked agents and empioyees here and overseas shows the mockery” of President Johnson’s fornia, 245, New Jersey, 235; already delayed 4>A hours by Sunday’s offensive was first Furthermore, Gallacher is returning to Sandinista casualties. Sunday are in Zelaya, a remote. E state-by-state march of the AIDS virus and statement after signing the pro­ Washington, 229; Oregon, 228; and computer and other technical announced in Santo Domingo, capi­ town not merely from the desire for career The Contras claimed they had Jungle-covered province. There are gram into law in 1965 that “ today Michigan, 224. woes, was automatically tal of the Dominican Republic, by includes the warning that the disease is beginning overrun one village and nearly no telephones to the battle area and advancement but because he wants to be in we expect what yesterday we could With Mississippi in the worst 10 aborted by the ignition- Bosco Matamoros, a spokesman for to significantiy infiitrate the heterosexual communication is by military ra­ not have envisioned — adequate were Wyoming, 141; Arizona, 146; control system one second taken a second. the rebel umbrella organization, Manchester. community. It was not immediately clear if dio, which is sporadic. medical care for every citizen.” Alabama, 158; Missouri, 159; Ar­ before firing. the Nicaraguan Resistance. M. Adler Dobkin, the member of the Last summer, the CIA noted, it was determined Cataloging huge state-to-state kansas, 160; South Dakota, 166; In conferences Sunday that the fighting extended into today. The only dirt road to the area is The Contras said they captured that 1.9of every 1,000 Americans would test disparities in the way the program Nevada, 167; Idaho, 169; and continued early this morning, Sunday’s attack came one day believed to be mined. hospital Board of Trustees who served as You did all you could before negotiators for the Contras Carlos J. Guadamuz, executive 1,000 rifles among other weapons. Virginia, 171. chairman of the search committee, said this positive for the antibody produced to combat the is financed and administered, the NASA and Morton Thiokol AIDS virus. The “ high-prevaience areas” — the report by Public Citizen Health Here are the other composite engineers painstakingly Imagine that C of Gallacher’s selection: of destroying nuclear missiles. five states listed and the District of Columbia — Research says the only solution is figures: developed a series of tests you are the (“ Wouldn’t it be better,” you for the federal government to District of Columbia, 223; Iowa “ We knew him, his interview was excellent had an incidence rate of two people in every 1,000. designed to determine the president of the argued, “ to save lives than to In addition to a higher rate of AIDS, those areas are assume total financial responsibil­ and Maine, 222; Maryland, 220; exact cause of the failure and and he knows the town. Everything fit into United States. ity and impose nationwide eligibil­ Rhode Island and Vermont, 219; avenge them?” ) The Kremlin beginning to approach a 1:1 ratio of male to female how long repairs would take, place. He seemed to be the right man for the When you took W illiam recoiled like Dracula before a ity standards and benefit levels. Hawaii, 218; Illinois, 217; Pennsyl­ Raab said. patients. vania, 213; Nebraska, 209. right time.” office in Janu­ crucifix, fearing the superiority of “ There is no excuse for the kind of The CIA listed 18 states where between one and inequitable treatment of the poor ary 1981, the Rusher Western technology, and once two of every 1,000 peopie are infected with the AIDS When Warren L. Prelesnik resigned Soviet Union sick population that exists today,” again our liberals echoed the virus: Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, it said. suddenly in October as hospital president, no was ahead of protest. Georgia, Hawaii, lilinois, Louisiana, Massachu­ “ The current policy of allowing adequate explanation was offered about the this country, But you pressed on. And when setts, Michigan, Missouri, North Caroiina, the states (and the District of and increasing circumstances which brought about his the limits imposed by SALT II Pennsylvania, Rhode Isiand, South Caroiina, Columbia) to design 51 different decision. It has been obvious some conflict lay its lead, in al­ (which the Senate had never Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Medicaid programs, ranging from most every sig­ J h a k O U c b J i reasonably good to terrible, is behind it. ratified, and which the Soviet Fourteen states were identified on the CIA map YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP nificant military category, in the So your first step was to increase Union was systematiclaly violat­ as having a lower infection rate, of between .5 and 1 unfair and must end,” the report U.S. Army, warrantofficers were said. 757 Mair\ Street, Downtown Mancliester Gallacher, who has never lost contact with the U.S. defense budget ing) threatened to cripple the of every 1,000 people; Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Manchester and still owns a house here, must qualifying for food stamps. substantially. balanced development of U.S. It said an attempt to “ level the Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, playing field” by having the federal have been aware of the nature of that conflict Thanks to a series of iii-advised Your second was to insist on defenses, you simply ignored New Hampshire, New Mexico, Okiahoma, South Liquidation Sale From Our Family government contribute a larger *' J. up to Dec. 30th when he applied for the position. and inadequately verifiable trea­ NATO’s deployment of the IRBMs them. Dakota, Washington and Wisconcin. ties entered into with the Soviet share of financing to poorer states that it had warned Moscow it Meanwhile the So viet Union had The CIA pointed out the 12 states whose residents has failed. Presumably, whatever was dividing the Union by your predecessors dur­ would deploy unless the Soviet run through three ageing general are least iikely to get the AIDS virus, according to “ The federal government does Everything Must Go to Yours — hospital community was discussed in the ing the 1070s, the United States Union withdrew the IRBMs it had secretaries of the Communist present figures; Alaska, Kentucky, Maine, contribute a larger percentage of ^terview or interviews. It’s also a safe bet was limiting the growth rate of unilaterally installed in the late Party and settled at last on a Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, expenditures in poorer states — for American arms, whiie Moscow tpat Gallacher and the interviewers reached 1970s and aimed at Western relatively young one who will Utah, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming. example, an 80 percent subsidy was cheerfuiiy vioiating its prom­ Europe. Moscow was outraged, probably be around for a while. instead of the 50 percent a richer 50 OFF The CIA estimated that the average AIDS patient % ah understanding about what his status and ises and increasing its own. state receives — but the actual and pulled out of the ongoing Surveying his arthritic empire, is 35 years old. Males make up 93 percent of the (Original Price) role would be in resolving the conflict, if, Meanwhile, leftists and liberais dollar amount of federal contribu­ Geneva arms negotiations, vow­ and noting what you have reported cases in adults and the majority of them indeed, his very appointment is not the in this country and western ing never to return if NATO achieved in restoring the West’s tions per poor person is lower in On All Merchandise 2 are either homosexual, bisexual or intravenous poor states than in rich ones,” it Europe were demanding a nu­ (Top Branda) resolution in itself. deployed the weapons. European defenses, he has returned to the drug users. A Very clear freeze. said. “ This is because under the and American peaceniks pro­ bargaining table and agreed to a The high-risk states where the male-to-female matching system, states trigger Girls - Sizes 4-14 Gallacher’s return as the top administrator What to do? It would obviously tested. But you persisted, and the mutual withdrawal of the IRBMs. ratio of victims is evening out show that the United federal contributions only when Boys/Youth - Sizes 4-20 at the hospital, with his highly personal style be foolish to freeze nuclear deployment of the IRBMs began He may be also ready to negotiate States is following the AIDS pattern set by Africa. they themselves spend. Thus, when of administration, should do a great deal to weapons while the West was at a Husky Sizes late in 1982. a so percent reduction in intercon­ There, it is largely a heterosexual disease. Africa is poor states constrain their own disadvantage in that category. Infants / Toddlers - Sizes 0-4 improve morale, and to ensure the hospital Your third step was to propose tinental missiles. Should you about five years ahead of the rest of the world in its spending, they limit federal contri­ Merry For that matter, there was no will continue to win the confidence of the that the whole strategy of deter­ consider negotiating such an epidemic, the CIA notes. "It is reasonable to infer butions, keeping overall spending point in negotiating with the per poor person low.” community. rence through mutual assured agreement? that heterosexual transmission worldwide will 1 5 0 0 formerly *20.50 Russians at ail until U.S. defenses The report made no attempt to destruction by ICBMs be replaced There is one major problem. In produce similar ratios. In the United States it He does indeed seem to be the right person had been rebuilt to a point of by a mutual phase-in of purely a democracy, there is a real place a price tag on its call for full Levi boot corduroy and denim jeam ■ means relatively more females are being newly federal financing and improved for the right time. approximate equaiity with theirs. defensive spacesatellitescapable Dickie cotton A corduroy slacks danger that an agreement of that infected.” benefits, saying they were made in Christmas! fPeUt Sixes kind might inducea mood swingin Experts at a recent Senate Foreign Relations “ the belief that ourgovemment has Only public opinion tha in turn might Committee hearing on the global impact of AIDS an obligation to make such care Cath/Cheeli No Adjnitmento on MC/VISA tempt some future president to go agreed with the CIA assessment. Dr. James available.” Prcvlout Silfs ■•RieBvaSASI-eRSf O pen Forum too far; to agree, for example, to Mason, director of the (Center for Disease Control, But it offered an advance re­ refrain from testing or deploying reported that in a major AIDS study conducted by sponse to what it said would be "the Open December 21st, 22nd, 23rd 317 Highland 8t. Route 44 space defenses. Should you, as an international team in Zaire, “ It has been federal government's inevitable Manchester Coventry not school is in session. I would dearly what? Perhaps you really would enjoy president today, refuse to reach determined that heterosexual contact accounts for claim that it just cannot afford to hichland park market provide comprehensive health cov­ until 8:00 p.m. 646-4277 742-7361 She doesnl see love to know why Bolton High School raising your children in an asphalt an otherwise desirable agree­ 80 percent or more of the cases. ” needs a weight room! ment with the Soviet Union lest erage for the poor.” BeautHul Bolton’ Jungle, Judging from the other ignorant Just as interesting, our reporter Tanya Isch “ In fact, the United States is ★ Fixtures for Sale ★ It would also be very interesting to things that Bolton’s leaders have shown some future President Simon or learned that AIDS testing among military recruits already paying for health care for TP the Editor: learn why Bolton is willing to spend themselves to be capable of President Dukakis be duped into revealed a ratio .7 females for every 1.6 males per the uninsured poor — and, more This is in defense of an earlier letter money on highly-paid coaches, playing accomplishing. giving away the store? 1,000 found with the disease. So, in their testing, significantly, is paying an even written by Walter Treschuk to the fields and gymnasiums and iscapable of Town of Bolton — you cannot even No, of course not. You can only nearly one-third of the disease carriers are female greater than necessary price be­ The Manchester Lions Suggest Herald. finding the money so quickly; yet — take care of Williams Road or the small do so much, if you have streng­ and the number is climbing. cause of its failure to ensure that Bolton! Beautiful Bolton! Where? Not when the former building inspector branch-off of (k>lonial Road in the lake thened this country, and forced Experts now believe that AIDS originated as a care is comprehensive and easily a Last Minute Gift Idea... even one single bus or minivan to assist begged and pleaded for part time area which is left clogged with snow and the Soviet Union to enter into heterosexual disease and that it was only by chande accessible,” it said. “ When poor people without insu­ the elderly. Not even a single small assistance separately; he was totally unplowed snowstorm after snowstorm, authentic and verifiable arms- that it landed first in the homosexual population in rance do seek care, if they cannot For Holiday building that is open even a few days a ignored. year after year. reduction agreements, you can­ this country. Whom, may I ask appreciates having not be held responsible if someone afford to pay for it, the cost of this week as a senior ciUzencenter. Noteven I, for one hope that the town of “ Current research into the origins of (the AIDS so-calied ‘uncompensated care’ is a decent salary or badly needed help for to wait two years for fS9,000 in overtime Manchester turns down Bolton’s con­ who follows you In the Oval Office virus) points to a simian virus called STLV, found often picked up, directly or indi­ G if tin g ... a former building inspector who served wages? Surely the big-wigs in Bolton tract to use our van for senior citizens. I squanders the resources and the in the Green Monkey of Central Africa,” the CIA rectly, by state or local health THE GAME the town of Bolton well and faithfully for Town Hall know what I’m talkingabout! would say this: We’d be glad tohelp; but onions you have left him. It is told its staffers in the report. “ On the basis of the programs or through federal subsi­ dose to Uyears, in fourcapacitiesatthe Last, but not least — Why has Bolton you — government of Bolton should enough that, in your day, you viruses’ genetic similarities, it is presumed that dies to hospitals,” it said. make your move to same time. (among so many other towns) permit­ clean your own house first!!! managed toprotect America from STLV mutated into the virus now called HIV “ Through this process, not only OF MANCHESTER £ What does the “ school year” have to ted almost total destruction of open enemies who would love to destroy (Human Immuno-defficiency Virus, the AIDS does the public end up paying for ■y~/\ do with providing transportation for the space and natural environment? Now Nancy Hutchinson it. You cannot, when youaregone, virus) and moved from a monkey host to a human health care for the uninsured, it often ends up paying for expensive 100% Camel Hair! elderly? Elder citizens must eat and go Boltonites want a super-highway run­ 47 Teresa Road beexpected to save it fore ver from host in the 1950s.” ning to the Rhode Island border. For suicide. treatment of advanced or compli­ to the doctor regardless of whether or Manchester cated disease, rather than for less Spies and sex expensive preventive care or early For the man who favors the If the KGB’s information is any good, the CIA is treatment.” using the Mata Hari method of gathering The Health Research Group, a classics, this is its ultimate 9 intelligence. KGB supervisor regularly warn their 31:11 expression—sportcoat. Year The ocean as a garbage dump spies to beware of women looking like Hollywood 9 starlets who are available for a night to remember after year, and season after SEASIDE PARK, N. J. — The summer of ’87 is and New Jersey, and three New Jersey and who, by coincidence, speak Russian like a season, you’ll delight in its only a memory now in this resort community— but communities. native. If the opposition is right, the CIA is still LANDLORDS w tte recollections of those warmer days cannot fade “ New Jersey is the ocean dumping capital of the taking old-fashioned advantage of women in the y supreme comfort, rich fast enough for the owners of motels, restaurants world,” says clean Ocean Action, a Sea Bright, spy-vs.-spy game. and warmth and impeccable and other seasonal businesses here. N.J., group seeking to halt the practice. “ Twenty “ It was the worst disaster that ever happened to million tons of contaminated...waste are dumped Mlni-«dltorial Property Owners style. All combined in a look 8 us here in 20 years,” says motel operator June within IS miles of our coast qaeb year.” Unless you were in the Outer Hebrides during the V jn Those wastes have devastated ocean fishing that says you’ve chosen the 8 Borton. “ We can’t go through ano^er summer like week of Dec. 7, you probably saw or read several Call us about grounds and now are migrating to the coast, that.” flattering stories about Soviet leader Mikhail best. raising fecal conform bacteria counts to our Borton's dismay is directly attributable to Gorbachev’s public relations acumen. He wowed dangerously high levels. There were 12 beach Atlantic Ocean pollution so severe that state and everyone in Washington, it seems, including competitive 40 to 46 reg. 42 to 46 long. closings along the New Jersey shore in 1986, Now Available At local public health offlcials closed the beaches here hardline conservatives. Former actor Ronald although all were relatively brief and involved rates on three times last sunnmer after contaminants either Reagan held his own, of course, and for a while we 100% Pure Camel Hair...*340** limited areas. Property and Highland Park Market Marlow’s washed ashore or elevated bacteria counts in the had a PR shootout on Sixteenth Street. Photo-ops at sewage sludge, dredge spoils, acid wastes. This year, however, the number of closings 7 water to dangerous levels. 50 paces. Indeed, we think a videotape of the week’s Liability Lawton's Citgo Marvin’s Incinerator ash and industrial chemicals. increased and one was especially memorable: In Ocean pollution is hardly unknown elsewhere in events could be marketed as an audiovisual aid for 7 Every weekday, barges dump 28 tons of sewage August, a 50-mile-Iong garbage slick came ashore, Insurance. the country. Until recently, the sludge that PR courses. Call it “ Goiby and the Gipper.” residue and other forms of waste at one site 12 depositing human tissue, hypodermic syringes and Lenox Pharmacy Westown Pharmacy remained after sewage wastes were processed in Proceeds could be used to reduce the national debt. miles from shroe. Large poritons of the ocean floor Los Angeles was p ip ^ 7 miles off-shore, then other forms of hospital waste. Lutz Children’s Manchester released into the Pacific Ocean. are totally covered with sludge. At one such site, Vacationers fled oceanslde conununities. At the OLIVER In Boston, raw sewage and human waste that the ocean itself is dead and can no longer support Giarlroy Motel here, owned by June and Chuck Museum Wallpaper & Paint have hMn treated only slightly are dumped into the any form of life. Borton and another couple, reservations for 100 iHaurliPstpr Hrralft Atlantic. In Seattle, five of six sewage handling That site now is being phased out — but the open room nights were canceled in August, following 62 Manchester Historical Society BEGAUS Foundsd In 1881 ZUCCARDY disposal of sewage will continue. Beginning next cancellations in July and 12 In June. I I plants provide only minimal treatment for wastes I "Your Qutlity M*n s Shop than released in open waters. year, the dumping will be transferr^ to a new site “ I know motel owners who now are taking in PENNY M. 8IEFFEBT...... Publisher 106 miles offshore. welfare clients.. .to earn enough money to pay their OEOROE T CHAPPELL...... Editor To provide scholarships for But nowhere is the problem as severe as in the DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Eiiscutlvt Editor AGENCY New York Bight — a vast expanse of ocean off the Although a 1972 federal law prohibited ocean mortgages,” says June Borton, who is aghast at thq MARIE P. GR AD Y...... City EdHor Manchester Students 903 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER nation’s most densely populated metropolitan dumidng everywhere in the country, the New York primitive practice of “ dumping raw garage into ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AMOclits Editor 767 Main Street Bight (where the paractice dates back to the 1920s) the ocean.” OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 / TUES. & WED. TILL 9 / THURS. TILL 5:30 area. It roughly includes the portion of the Atlantic DENISE A. R O BER TS...... Advortltlna Director Manchester that lies both south of Long Islsnd and east of New has remained exempt from those requirements. Noting that “ a hurricane only lasts a few days, MARK F. A B R A in S ...... Butlnets Msnager Jersey. Today, the only U.S. localities that still regularly but this could go on for years,” Borton says she and SHELDON COHEN ...... Composlno Meneoer MANCHESTER LIONS dispose of their untreated waste at sea are New her husband are fed up. “ We’re so disgusted, we’re ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PtMsroom Mantoer Each of a half-dozen offshore dumpsltes Is JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... CIreulitlon Mmeger 643-9555 designated to receive a different material such as Y oik City, seven suhuiban counties in New York selling the place.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Doc. «I. MW - * g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 21, 1987

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By Alan From on a voice vote. The president congressional leaders reached a ieigh Full of Choices This prize sends The Afsocloted Press signed the bill late Sunday. month ago to slow the growth of the '' Legislators and White House federal deficit by $76 billion over - > WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress officials, in garb ranging from the next two years, including $36.2 Is near the end of Its struggle to send business suits to Jeans and cowboy billion this year. a wrong message a budget package to tiie White boots, spent the weekend in the The deficit-reduction bill would ■ All Christmas Plants 20% O ff House afte,r negoUators reached a Capitol working their way through impose $9 billion in new taxes this (Cash & Carry) DEAR compromise on aid to Nicaragua's disagreements remaining In the year and $14 billion more in fiscal ABBY: You re­ Contra rebels and worked to Iron bills. Lawmakers baid Sunday 1980. While the new levies include ' cently had a let­ out other lingering disputes. evening that all outstanding items an extension of the 3 percent tax on Gifts from around the World ter from a St. Both chambers planned to vote were settled or near resolution. telephone calls, most of the taxes Paul woman Dear Abby today on a bill providing $800 billion "It’s Just the nature of the beast," would be on corporations. who belonged to for federal agencies to operate in said House Speaker Jim Wright, The most forbidding remaining Christmas Centerpieces an organization Abigail Van Buren fiscal 1088, and an accompanying D-Texas, explaining why lawmak­ obstacle for the spending measure that gave prizes measure cutting $22.6 billion from ers were working late hours, on a was cleared away Sunday when Fresh & Permanent to the newest this year’s deficit through a mix of weekend and with Christmas fast administration and congressional taxes, spending reductions and approaching, to pass budget bills bargainers reached final agree- married -■'Oa member or the asset sales. for a fiscal year that began Oct. 1. on providing the Contras with member who In a rare Sunday session, law­ "To be here (in Congress) million in non-weapons aid had been mar­ makers sent President Reagan a appeals to the kind of person who is February. The president ried iongest. She was irritated themselves. measure extending the govern­ forceful in his opinions, is competi­ iatened to veto the entire because a certain widow frequently ment’s spending authority until tive and is determined to prevail," bill if lawmakers omitted aid to the claimed the prize for the longest DEAR ABBY; I live in Brooklyn. 12:81 a.m. Tuesday ^h a t authority Wright said. Contras, who are trying to over­ marriage. You suggested that the My brother. "Herman,” moved to had expired Saturday, and without Passage of both bills would send throw the leftist Sandinista group give the widow a token prize, California. Six years ago. our an extension federal agencies Congress home for its Christmas government. saying that the "poor woman is mother went to California to visit ) would have had to keep their doors recess, not to return to the capital The accord also would allow the iiving in the past." Herman, his new wife and Her­ locked today. The House passed it for a month. It also would put into president to submit a request to A better answer would have been man’s children by his first wife. 287-178 and the Senate approved it action the agreement Reagan and Congress for additional aid for the to suggest that the organization They had some kind of misunder­ rebels — including weapons — that eliminate such prizes altogether. standing, and my mother cut her A lawmakers would have to vote on What message does it send when a trip short and came home mad. She Feb. 4. A second request for woman gets a prize for getting hasn’t spoken to Herman since. Volence brings call assistance would be possible during E married? "Good for you —you got a Last night I received a phone call the summer. man!" Single women are. by from Herman in California. He said Democratic leaders conceded logical extension, losers. As for he’s coming to New York on that the inclusion of Contra assist­ f awarding a prize for the iongest business and wants to see me. but I for general strike ance in the spending bill would cost ; marriage — to have a good shouldn’t tell our mother that he Is the votes of about 106 liberals who ^ marriage is a prize in itself. But coming here. vehemently oppose helping the f how many letters do you get from I feel that by seeing my brother JERUSALEM (AP) -U adersof On Sunday, the 13th consecutive rebels at a time when a peace < women who stay in bad marriages and not telling my mother he was in Rtfllnild r

The Christmas season is a first line of a popular (Christmas beauUful time of the year! There carol. seems to be a fragrance in the air Obviously, something has gone Christmas and glimmering lights around awry; The world is not full of joy. every comer. Christmas brings the The remaining portion of the first T.W. is total weight of all diamonds. T.G.W. is total weight of all diamonds and gemstones. child In many of us to the surface. stanza may clarify for us how we m i n i Offer gtxxi until December 3 1, 1987. 7 For this period of time, it is much can all make this Joy a part of our Roses easier to let the worries and cares of lives: "... let earth receive her our lives sink out of sight. But the King. Let every heart prepare Him reality of the Christmas season for room ..." many of us is that it is only a season. The apostle Peter, In I Peter 1:8 A period of time where joy is writes about those who have *20/Dozen Cash & Carry ^a )km K m d supposed to be the norm. As soon as prepared their hearts for Jesus the season passes the anixieties, the Christ the King. "Though you have "Place ¥xjr Trust in worries and the fears lurking deep not seen Him, you love Him, and the Diamond Specialists" inside us will spring back into even though you do not see Him action, robbing us of our Joy. now, you believe in Him and are Pure joy is a deep-seated peace filled with an Inexpressible and KRAUSE FLORIST Manchester Parkade Tri-CIty Plaza that endures even in the midst of glorious Joy . . . ’’ Christmas Joy Jewelers Sittce 1885 Manchester 6464N)12 Vernon 872*6900 struggle and hardship. Life would throughout the year is found in a life 621 Hartford Road BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN be a whole lot easier If we could dependent upon Jesus Christ — Joy MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBUHY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY Also Bristol, Avon. Cromwell & Waterbary maintain a true Joy, even after to the world, the Lord is come! MichMis Chafge/Masief Card/Visa/Amefican Expfess 643-9559 CfNTER STBEET Christmas has passed. "Joy to the Rev. Paul F. Knight MANCHCSTER. CONN. 08040 world, the Lord is com e. . . ” is the Trinity Covenant Cburcb MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 21.1067 - I I I> — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec, jll. I9«7 Obituaries Daube busy at MCC Death toll near 1,500 SPORTS Continued from page 1 The owners said they believed at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 1,493 people were aboard the ship Robert P. Arnold Conlinned from page 1 Main St. Burial will be In East its pocket of cynldsm. There’s aboard the ships because no manif­ but could not be certain of that Robert P. "Tiny” Arnold, S*. of Cemetery. Calling hours are today very little of that (here). ’’ ests had been released. He said number because the Dona Pas had Wllllngton, died Friday aa the from 2 to 4 and 7 to 0 p.m. on the advice of lawyers from That cynicism is not evident there are 90,000 Americans in the made a stop on Samar island on its reault of an automobile accident on Memorial donations may be the state college board of in Daube, who said being an nation, not counting active duty voyage from Taclobdn to Manila. back Route S2 In Wllllngton. He waa the made to the South United Methodist regents. The suspensions were educator is in his blood. military. Survivors who were interviewed huaband of Donna (Jenninga) Ar­ Church Building Fund, 1228 Main later overturned. " I describe myself as an " I went to a window to see what in a Manila hospital today said the nold of Storra. St., Manchester 00040. The votes of no confidence intellectual, but not a scholar; happened, and I saw tte sea in vessel was overcrowded with peo­ Bom In Mancheater, he moved to were not the reason for Daube’s probably an educator for life," flames,” said Paquito Osabel, who ple heading to Manila for the Wllllngton aeveral yeara ago. He RotalliMl Ann M«lody departure from Berkshire, said Daube said. " I really like was plucked from the water after Christmas holiday. in the waa a Navy veteran of the Vietnam the MCC president. Instead,Hie people. I hope one of my he Jumped from the Dona Pas. " I Osabel, 42, who was on his way to ■ conflict and waa a aaleaman for Rosalind Ann (Tomassetti) Mel­ new president says he left strengths is that I can talk to all shouted to my companions to get Manila with his sister and three ody of East Hartford, died Sunday Bv John F. BonfattI defended. But the wind kept the bail Jullano’a Auto Trim and Paint Co. because he had spent enough different types of people.” ready, there Is fire. The fire spread nieces to spend Christmas with his The Assoclcrtfd Press up long enough for Cedric Jones to at Hartford Hospital. She was the Daube was in education even In Mancheater. time in one Job. rapidly and there - were flames family, said the ship was so leap over Pitts for a 7-yard wife of Walter Melody and the "There Is a natural time when before coming to the United He waa the preaent poat com­ everywhere. crowded that up to four people were ORCHARD PARK, N Y. - De­ touchdown catch. ' - r M mother of Jeanne Murphy of (someone) shouldn’t continue in States In 1963 from the United mander of the VFW Poat 9M of "People Were screaming and sharing individual cots. Hundreds fense brought the Buffalo Bills “ C.J. made a great adjustment Coventry and Richard Melody of the same place," Daube said. Kingdom. After leaving a posi­ Wllllngton, the former proprietor of Jumping. The smoke was terrible. more were sitting on the floor of the close to their first playoff appear­ on the ball,” Grogan said. Manchester. He said the average life span tion as an English teacher at the the Wllllngton Hill Package Store We couldn’t see each other and it three-deck ship, he said at Manila’s ance since 1981, and it was defense The wind became a 12th defender Besides her husband and child­ for a college president is about Manchester (England) Gram­ and waa formerly aaaoclated with was dark. I could see flames, but I Metropolitan Hospital. — the New England Patriots’ for the Patriots as they worked to ren, she Is survived by another son, seven years'. mar School, he accept^ a post the New England Street Roddera jumped.” "A Jerk and an explosion” was defense — that pushed them out of preserve their six-point lead in the Douglas Melody of Bridgeport; a After leaving Berkshire In at -Newton High School in Aaaoclatlon. The passenger ship Don Claudio how Samuel Carillo, one of the the playoff picture. fourth quarter. sister, Lucia Tomassetti of Hart­ July, Daube began searching Newton, Mass. During his two- Bealdea hla wife, he la aurvived by picked up 24 passengers from the survivors, described the first mo­ "Our defense did a super Job Andre Reed seemed to have a ford; four grandchildren; and three for a new presidency. Between year stay at the school, he met a aon, Lance, and a daughter, Kim, Dona Paz and two crew members ments of the collision. He said he today,” said Patriots coach Ray­ step on the Patriots defense in the cousins. his time at Berkshire and his wife, Linda, and became a both of Storra; hla mother, Mra. from the tanker but reported was walking to the canteen of the end zone but Kelly’s pass veered The funeral is Wednesday at 9; IS Manchester community col­ United States citizen. mond Berry, whose team kept its Robert (Barbara) Gullmartin of finding no other survivors. passenger ship after a chat with the own playoff hopes alive while downward sharply at the goal line, a.m. at the D’^ o p o East Hartford leges, he was a special assistant Besides teaching in the United Nova Scotia, Canada; a brother, Capt. Melecio Barangco, skipper captain when it happened. dousing Buffalo’s with a 13-7 allowing Fred Marion to make the Funeral Chapel, 30 Carter St., to the Chancellor of Higher States and his native England. Stephen H. Arnold of Wllllngton; of the Don Claudio, said his vessel " I went up and there were flames interception. followed by a mass of (Kristian Education at the University of Daube has been a senior lec­ victory Sunday. “ When you really and two alatera, Nancy Warder of rushed to the scene after the crew all over, and I Jumped,” he said. "Defensively, the weather helped burial at 10 a.m. at St. Christopher Massachusetts at Amherst, turer at the University of get right down to it, they didn’t give New Brunawick, Canada and Phyl- saw a huge ball of fire. He said "People were screaming and up any points at all.” us,” Marion said. " I t puts a lot of Church, East Hartford. Burial will Mass. Malawi, Africa for two years. lla Cuvaa of Nova Scotia, Canada. survivors were screaming for help running,” said. 18-year-old Alodia pressure on the quarterback and be in Hillside Cemetery. East " I was basically looking for That was their biggest accomp­ The funeral la Tueaday at 10 a.m. Daube Is unsure how long he in the flaming, shark-infested Bacsal. "Then all of a sudden there the receivers. And our line and Hartford. Calling hours are Tues­ another community college. lishment, as the Bills only score at the Federated Church of Wllllng­ will remain at Manchester waters. was smoke everywhere.” came on defensive end Sean linebackers put a lot of pressure on ton Hill with burial In Wllllngton day from 6 to 0 p.m. And we like New England, (so) Community College. In fact, he Many of them were burned, he Memorial donations may be that narrowed it down,” Daube Her father, Salvador, was also McNanie’s 14-yard fumble return Kelly.” who was sacked five times Hill Cemetery. Calling houra are is not even fully in Manchester said. for a touchdown in the third for 61 yards. made to the Audubon Society of said. rescued but her grandfather and today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at yet. He still commutes to Sharks are common In the area quarter. On offense, the Patriots had only Introvigne Funeral Home Inc., 85 Connecticut, 118 Oak St., Hartford Daube received his wish in Pittsfield during the weekends where the ships sank. uncle were missing. “ I felt a E 08108. August when he was chosen to crash,” Salvador Bacsal said. “ I But there were other accomplish­ two drives that went for more than E. Main St., Stafford Springs. because he will not move into his Five commercial ships, a Navy ments. In limiting Buffalo to 148 net 30 yards, but both ended in Memorial donations may be replace William E. Vincent, Manchester home until vessel and the presidential yacht looked out and there were flames ‘ who left MCC to become presi­ all over. Then I went to look Tor my yards on offense, the Patriots touchdowns. made to the Federated Church of Ralph B. Btona 8r. January. were sent to the area today to Join pressured Bills quarterback Jim Jones’ touchdown catch made it Wllllngton Hill, 132 River Road, dent of Bucks County Commun­ "When It’s time to move on. the search but also reported no daughter who was also shouting for Ralph B. Stone Sr., 63, of East ity College in Newton, Pa. me. Suddenly, smoke filled the Kelly into one of his worst games of 7-0, and on an 80-yard drive two Wllllngton 00279, or to VFW Post I ’ll know it,” he said. further survivors. the season. possessions later, Reggie Dupard IIS, In care of G ^ rge Bazala, 0 Old Hartford, died Saturday at Man­ Manchester Community Col­ One of the photographers who ship.” Now. though, he is just Bills coach Marv Levy said it was made it 13-0 with a 36-yard South Wllllngton Road, West Wll­ chester Memorial Hospital. He was lege has been about what Daube flew over the crash site said heavy starting to get his feet wet at the The worst marine disaster of the "th e m ost I’ve seen Kelly touchdown run. Tony Franklin llngton 00279. the husband of the late Doris expected; a good two-year rains were falling but the seas were college. Currently, the new 20th century occurred Dec. 6,1917, struggle.” missed the second extra-point (Chevlnsky) Stone and father of college that is almost three calm. when the French ammunition ship Margaret Carlson of Coventry. president says he has no sweep­ Two Kelly streaks — a 64-game attempt. C times the size of Berkshire. Mont Blanc collided with a Belgian WaHer B. Cohls Besides his daughter, he is "What I expected Is what I ing changes planned. Capt. Maryellen Jadick, a U.S. stretch in which he’d completed at Some suggested that a young Air Force spokeswomap, said three steamer in Halifax Harbor, killing Walter B. Cohls, S4, formerly of survived by.two sons, Kenneth R. found. It is a very student- “ There are no changes of least SO percent of his passes and an Bills team unfamiliar with end-of- HH-3E helicopters from the 31st 1,600 people. 204 Maple St., died Sunday at the Stone of South Windsor and Ralph oriented faculty,” Daube said, direction.” Daube said. "It 18-game span in which he’d thrown the-season pressure succumbed to AP photo Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Masonic Home, Wallingford. B. Stone Jr. of East Hartford; a faculty In the world has almost sounds boring.” ^foratleastone touchdown— ended. a team that made the Super Bowl He was bom In Germany, Feb. 24, brother, Kenneth Stone of Stafford Squadron at Clark Air Base flew Kelly was ready to accept re- two years ago and won the AFC Hartford’s Paul MacDermid goes airborne after being Saturday night In Edmonton. The Whalers won, 4-3. They 1003, and lived In Manchester since Springs; and three grandchildren. over the site today and found no Concert sponsbility for the defeat that, East title last year. tied up by Edmonton defenseman Moe Mantha (20) In trace of survivors. Photographers tied the Vancouver Canucks Sunday night, 3-3. 1123. Before retiring, he owned and The funeral Is Tuesday at 10: IS coupled with Miami’s 23-21 victory But Levy disagreed, saying; ” I front of Oiler goalie Daryl Reaugh in their NHL game operated hla own plumbing busi­ a.m. at the Callahan Funeral who viewed the site from an The holiday concert by the Bolton Sunday night over Washington, don’t think you win this game ness In Manchester for over 40 Home, 1802 Main St., East Hart­ Caprllands starts work aircraft said all they saw was a Center and Elementary schools, eliminated Buffalo from post­ because someone is more expe­ -years. He was a member of ford, followed by a mass of huge oil slick. originally planned for Dec. 18, will season contention even though both rienced or has been there before or Concordia Lutheran Church, the Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Continued from page 1 he said. "The report is that they found be held 'Tuesday evening at 7; 30, in the Patriots and Bills are 7-7. one team has more to gain or is .Old Guard, Manchester Lodge of Mary's Church. Burial will be In An employee at Caprllands, absolutely no debris, they saw no the Onter School all-purpose room. ” I didn’t have a great game.” more motivated.” said Kelly, who finished with only 84 The Patriots were Just happy to Masons, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Veteran’s Memorial Field, Hillside Simmons fought making structu­ Susan Gramham, said in a phone survivors,” Jadick said. "It was as The concert was rescheduled be­ Canucks tie up the Whalers net yards passing. "Their defense still ha ve a shot at making it back to Delta Chapter 81 R.A.M., the Senior Cemetery, with full military ho­ ral changes. interview on Sunday that luncheons if it never happened.” cause of bad weather. played a heck of a game. I ’m going the playoffs again, although that CItlaens, the Sons of Herman and nors. Calling hours are today from 2 “ I don’t want to make any generally served in the main house VANCOUVER, British Columbia Samuelsson and Sylvain Turgeon. Edmonton with a 4-3 win over the confidence.” to take the blame for this one.” was tempered by a report that the American Association of Re­ to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. structural changes,” she said at have been discontinued for the (AP) — Barry Pederson’s .shor­ Pederson scored a power-play goal Oilers. Lawless, back in the lineup General Manager Pat Quinn of The Patriots, who could win the Grogan broke a bone in his left hand tired Persons and a member of the that time. “ What they are dealing winter. thanded goal with 8:38 left in the for Vancouver in the second period after a couple of weeks sitting In the the Canucks praised the effort of his AFC East title if they beat Miami near the end of the game. former Linne Lodge of Knights of with is an antique house that’s over “ Our luncheons have been dis­ Busing plan outlined third period Sunday night gave the before Paul Lawless made it 3-1 on pressbox, scored the game-winner team, but remained concerned next week and Indianapolis loses to "W e’re still alive,” Marion said. PIthlas. Lisa Marie Wilson 200 years old.” continued from December to April. Vancouver Canucks a 3-3 tie with a breakaway. for the Whalers 8; 55 into the third about the lack of offense. He is survived by two step- Simmons' attorney Joel Janenda The rest of' the grounds are still Continued from page I students in city schools is housing. Tampa Bay, were aided by a steady “ That’s all you hope for going into the Hartford Whalers. The tie extended Vancouver’s period. John Anderson had two “ We’re playing well defensively, Lisa Marie Wilson, 22, of Ashford, 2S-mph wind that helped New ■grandchildren, Duke Hutchinson of of Manchester said It would be open to visitors,” she said. Gram- He said that unless integration in the end of the season. Teams go to winless streak to six games, 0-4-2, goals and Dean Evason one for but we’re not making that smooth died Sunday at Hartford Hospital. England to one touchdown and training camp hoping they’ll be in 'Boston, Mass., and Robert Hutchin­ difficult to make certain changes ham said Jack Lee, the manager of rather than on education itself. housing is achieved, integrated Pederson fooled Hartford net- and left the Canucks in fourth place Hartford. transition to offense,” Quinn said. She was the wife of David L. Wilson. saved one that would have given the this position in December.” son in California; two sisters in without disturbing the integrity of Caprllands and Simmons’ Manchester has carried out its schools are not likely to become a minder Mike Liut with a 45-foot in the Smythe Division standings, The Whalers had been 0-11-2 on "W e’re working at it, but we’ll have She was bom in Stafford Springs Bills the lead late in the game. Germany; and two nephews. the house. grandson-ln-law, would not be own efforts toward integration reality. Although Grogan’s hand was to wrist shot at 11:22 of the third four points behind the Winnipeg Edmonton ice before Saturday’s to get much better at it to move up and graduated from Manchester available for comments until after since 1968 through Project Concern. The touchdown came on New be examined in Boston, he let it be in the standings.” The funeral is Wednesday at 1 After months of delay and a lack " I don’t think (segregation) can period for his second goal of the Jets and three ahead of the Los victory. Memorial Hospital as a certified Christmas. Under that program, minority England’s first drive of the game, known he had no intention of The Whalers, 13-13-0, conclude a p.m. at the Concordia Lutheran of cooperation from the operators be solved except by a majorchange game. Angeles Kings. ” My game certainly isn’t speed,” x-ray technician. Cooper said he believes the students from Hartford attend when the Patriots used the wind at missing New England's season three-game road trip Tuesday night Church, Pitkin St. Burial is in East of the farm Cooper said he turned in the housing problems in the The Canucks had trailed 3-1 until The Whalers remained at .500 and Pederson said. " It ’s using my head. Besides her husband, she is operators of the farm will use the Manchester schools whenever their back to drive 87 yards. finale and a chance at the playoffs. in Calgary against the Flames. 2 ■Cemtery. (filin g hours are Tues­ ‘Tve had to slow things down survived by her parents, Duane and the matter over to the state. communities,” Kennedy said. Jim Sandlak scored his first goal of third in the Adams Division race, 11 day at Ilolmes Funeral Home. 400 winter months to snake other there Is space available. Steve Grogan lofted a pass into " It ’s going to be Christmas in because I was pressing too much They’re back at the Hartford Civic Cheryl Bradway, two brothers. According to Cooper an update the season at 6; 18 of the third with a points back of the Boston Bruins Main St.. from2 to 4and 7 to0 p.m. A changes. He does not know how long A total of 90 students on all grade State Reps. John W. Thompson, the end zone that Buffalo’s Ron Miami — with something to look and not getting anything done. I Odnter Saturday night against the Duane Bradway Jr. and Steven inspection was requested by state rising wrist shot through a crowd of and two ahead of the Buffalo Masonic memorial service will be the state will give them to finish the levels from Hartford are attending D-Manchester, and James McCa- Pitts appeared to have well- forward to,” Grogan said. players. was able to find the holes tonight Quebec in the first half of a weekend Bradway, a sister, Lori Bradway, Fire Inspector Don Aricarl, last Sabres. held at 7 p.m. work. According to Cooper, Aricari Manchester schools this year. vanagh, R-Manchester, said today and make things happen without home-and-home set with the and her paternal grandmother, week. The Whalers led 2-0 after the The Whalers Saturday night Memorial donations may be will file a report on his inspection Kennedy said the problem under­ they had not read about the report looking. That sure helps the Nordiques. Edna Rutherford, all of Union; her "It's totally in the hands of the opening period on goals by Ulf registered their first victory ever in made to Concordia Lutheran within one to four weeks. lying the concentration of minority and could not comment on it. maternal grandparents, Raymond state now. I was along as a Church or to the American Cancer I^Lisle and Mrs. Theodore (Ger­ courtesy,” said Cooper. Society. trude) Palozie, both of Stafford "They did make some changes.” Springs; and several aunts, uncles Cooper noted. "Not much has been Alexander Hoyle and cousins. done in the nriain house, but the Celtics make point emphatically doors do swing out now instead of Alexander Hoyle, 71, of Hartford, The funeral is Wednesday at 10 in.” SOUTH WINDSOR By Bill Barnard “ They came out flat and we took Lakers on three shots. died Wednesday at Mount Sinai a.m. at Introvigne Funeral Home Hospital. He was the brother of A new exit door has been put in The Associated Press It to them,” Acres said. "N o one D ale'Ellis led Seattle with 24 Inc., 98 E. Main St., Stafford the bam where a gift shoo and NBA Roundup talked about a payback for the loss points and Xavier McDaniel added Bertie Bobb of Manchester. Springs, with burial in Union OFFICE SUPPLY Besides his sister, he is survived lecture hall are located. Some sheet The Boston Oltics, who have in Philadelphia before the game. I 23. (jenter Cemetery, Union. Calling rock has been put in the gift shop struggled lately, are not quite think we ail thought about it, but it by four other sisters, Marilyn hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 Blazera 148, Spurs 126 Redden, Annie Johnson and Joh- and storage area but more is ready to relinquish control of the there.” was never discussed.” to 9 p.m. NBA's Atlantic Division. Portland won ita fourth atraight nida Hoyle, all of Hartford, and needed. Cooper said. Sheet rock has "They couldn’t hit the ocean ” It was crazy bounces and shots, Memorial donations may be They emphatically made that as Clyde Drexler scored a season- Kathleen King of Bronx, N.Y.; a also been put in the boiler room of Jumping off of a ship the way they all those things, but Boston did play< made to the Wesleyan Church, 77 the greenhouse. point Sunday night with a 124-87 high 40 points against San Antonio. brother, Robert Hoyle Jr. of Hart­ were shooting in the first quarter,” a very good ball game,” Philadel­ (Tider Mill Road, Ellington 06029. victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, The Trail Blazers never trailed aa ford; and several nieces and They still have other violations,” Boston Coach K.C. Jones, a phia Coach Matt Guokas said. who would have taken a Drexler scored 10 of Portland’s 10 nephews. member of the 1963-64 Celtics, said. "They’re coming to town (Phila­ percentage-points lead in the div­ points in the final four minutes of The funeral was today at Clark, Boston, hitting 16of23shotsinthe delphia) Tuesday, we’ll be ready," ision with a victory at Boston the second half for a 79-88 lead. Bell It Perkins Funeral Home, 310 first quarter, built leads of 6-0,12-2 Barkley said. "W e lost, but it ain’t Garden. The Celtics, who are 8-8 Leon Wood, who led the Spurs Barbour St., Hartford. Burial will and 24-7 en route to a 36-19 lead after that big a deal.” Sa/ifa's making hla Hat since starting the season 6-0, have with 27 points, hit seven 3-point be in Soldiers Field, Wilson, with one period. It was 73-34 at halftime won the division four consecutive Lakera 103, Sonica 94 goals, one short of the NBA record full military honors. and 100-59 after three quarters. And checking It twice... seasons. In other NBA games, it was Los Angeles won its sixth consec­ set in 1980 by Houston’s Hick Barry A late flurry by the 76ers after Cleveland 127, Indiana 116; Por­ utive game as Mychal Thompson and matched in 1002 by John Roche Thomat Jamison they trailed 110-67 did not prevent tland 148, San Antonio 126; Phoenix scored 22 points and James Worthy of Denver. Then he'll shop at 19, both off the bench, against Thomas Jamison, 88, of East them from suffering their worst 120, Sacramento 100, and the Los Steve Johnson had 22 points and Seattle. Hartford, formerly of Manchester, regular-season defeat ever against Angeles Lakers 103, Seattle 04. Jerome Kersey 21 points and 10 Bob MIkee The Lakers, after taking an 11-2 died Saturday at Manchester Mem­ a the Celtics. The 37-polnt defeat Charles Barkley scored 18 points assists for the Trail Blaiers. Walter lead, did not allow the SuperSonics orial Hospital. He was the husband Prestige, Sophistication, Perfection surpassed the previous biggest and had Just two rebounds while Berry had 26 points and Alvin to get within seven points the rest of of the late Sarah (Jackson) BOB & MIKE’S COUNTRY MARKET margin of 34 on Nov. 29, 1903. playiiig just 25 minutes for Robertson 23 for San Antonio. Jamison. A gift of luxury. "This game had a snowball Philadelphia. the game. Seattle got as close as Suns, 120, Kings 100 485 Hartford Road, Manchester nine three times in the fourth Bom in County Armagh, North­ effect,” Boston’s Kevin McHale “ It was a good win for them, but I quarter. Larry Nance scored 48 points, one ern Ireland, Feb. 3,1902, he settled We will be fully said. " I ’ve seen it happen before. doubt they are Jumping around,” Worthy, who did not play Satur­ more than his previous career high, in Manchester In 1923, living here I ’ve been on both sides of it. Barkley said. "What am I going to stocked for your day night against the Los Angeles and added 18 rebounds and seven before moving to East Hartford a "A s we played better, they do, kill myself? It’sjust one game.” played worse. You could feel it on Larry Bird and Mark Acres Clippers because of tendinitis In his blocked shots for Phoenix against year ago. Before retiring in 1988, he Holiday Needs Sacramento, which lost for the 10th was employed in the materials the court. They wpre missing wide scored 19 points each for Boston, left knee, entered the game with SVk minutes left in the first period and department at Pratt k Whitney open shots and we had the bail going which lost 116-85 in its only previous Open Christmas Day scored the next six points for the Aircraft, East Hartford, for more in on everything we threw up meeting with the 76ers this season. Please tarn to page 13 than 38 years. He was a member of 10 to 6 South United Methodist Church and a life member of the British Call the "Party Line” 643-2553 Buffalo quarterback Jim Kelly (12) la hit from behind by 9 American Club. He is survived by two daughters. *Cold Cut, Cheese or Vegetable Platters. the Patriots' Andre Tippett during their game Sunday at Mrs. Henry (Beverly) LaChapelle * u n ro * Hours: M-F 8 to 8; Sat. & Sun. 'til 7 * UTTO ★ Rich Stadium. The Patriots won, 13-7, to get back intothe East-South game not the same of East Hartford with whom he playoff picture. lived, and Mrs. Robert (Marilyn) By Jim Tierney "It was a great atmosphere," Coach Ray Page said. Stanford Lovejoy of Pinellas Park, Fla.; two utes left gave the Rebels a 80-39 AAanchester Herald South Coach Joe Reilly said as had IS points at half. sisters, Mrs. Thomas (Elsie) Yule lead. Phil Bucchi led flie Rebels he reflected on past East-South East drew to within four of East Hartford and Mrs. Harvey with a game-high 22 points while HARTFORD — In the not too games, the last of the heated points again (39-35) on a Stan­ (Christine) Parker of Clermont, Many thanks for following my column. I Monteserin tallied 18. Junior Playoff picture distant past, any mention of an variety came around six years ford 18-footer with 2:49 left in Rodriguez and Santiago Fla.; seven grandchildren; and six 8 do hope we've helped you in some way to East Catholic-South Catholic back. " It could come back the third quarter. The Rebels, chipped in with 10 points apiece. great-grandchildren. boys’ basketball game would easily.” Reilly’s last statement, however, ran off the final seven Stanford led the Eagles with The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. answer or solve your real estate problems. draw amazing attention. The considering the current state of points of the stanza to assume a 18 points, including three 3- Anne Miller Real Estate has grown and we crowds at these highly antici­ high school basketball and a 46-38 lead heading into the final pointers. a little clearer pated encounters were so large decline in enthusiasm, seems quarter. Five points by Miguel East took the Junior varsity ST. JUDE’S NOVENA are grateful for all our loyal customers, old that the University of Hartford unfathomable. G ive A Gift That Wili Last! By Tha Anocloted Praia Santiago keyed the South surge. contest, 03-48. Greg Hopkins led and new friends making this the most had to be utilized to facilitate the ‘They (East) Just didn’t han­ East with 21 point while Dan May the Sacred Heart of Je­ fan interest. Television cover­ The Rebels, behind eight From Our Art Gaiiery Denver is in, Buffalo is out and dle our pressure," Reilly said. Callahan added 14. sus be adored, glorified, loved rewarding, challenging and prosperous NFL Roandup age was also a given for this points from Rene Monteserin, “ We beat them defensively. Courtesy of the Edward Dean Gallery Indianapolis is knocking on the 7 and preserved throughout the year. rivalry which once was unpa- had a 22-16 lead after the first They played as well offensively door. ralled in the state. quarter. Senior Rob Stanford Bucchi S 5-S 2, Jun io r Redrfquoz SOd world now and forever. The N FL playoff picture became as we did. He (Santiago) does a This is not the case any more. also tossed in eight points in the 10, R ent Mentosorln 6 1-213, Bryan Sacred Heart of Jesua, pray a little clearer Sunday, although can only win the division if the Colts good Job forus. He’adeceptlve." O oN ovollt 3 00 4, Raul Slonerolle 0 It gives us great pleasure to wish our loyal Before a sparse crowd at the opening quarter. A basket by for us. St. Jude, worker of mir­ five of the 10 postseason berths lose and the Dolphins beat New Page knew his club’s best 0-00, MIouol Sonttoeo 41-110, Subby Rebels’ gym Saturday night, senior Brian Kennedy to open chance to climb back into this Carbon# 1------00 2, Nick Oolllchlo ‘ ...... 1001 ( . acles, pray for us. St. Jude, customers, families and friends a very remain up for grabs heading into England next Monday night. If the South Catholic had things under the second quarter brought the one was during the third quar­ 2, Jorodo M cM Illlon 0 04) 0, Luko the final week of the regular season. Colts and Dolphins both win, Miami R o lllv 0 0-1 0, Jason Bow ort 0 0-00, help of the hopeless, pray for control throughout and posted a Eagles to within four, 22-18, The Colts, 0-0, clinched their first could gain a wild-card berth If ter. "They (South) are a little John CotsorloOOOO. Totals 217-945. us. Say this prayer 8 times a 08-51 victory over East to move which would be the closest they more balanced this year," Page BAST CATHOLIC (SI) — Rob MERRY CHRISTMAS and winning season in a decade with a Pittsburgh, Houston and San Diego day, by the 8th day your SOUTH WINDSOR VERNON its record to 2-0. would get the rest of the game. said. "W e came back at the end Stanford 4 3-4 IS, Dovo Rrico 0 0-10, 20-7 victory in San Diego. Indiana­ lose. T.J. Loohv 40-1 0, Androw S oow 0 The visiting Eagles dropped South’ s pressure affected of the third but their little spurt prayer will be answered. Say It A HAPPY NEW YEAR. polis can win the AFC East and New England and Buffalo share 2-3 2, Scott A ltru l 3 34 9, B rion 400 Chapel Road Tri-City Piaza , to 0-2 and their next game is next East and the Rebels buiit a 33-20 broke our backs. Their defense Konnody 2 4-7 0, Don Callahan ObOO, for 9 days. It has never been move Into the playoffs by beating second place in the AFC East at 7-7 Monday at 8 p.m. against lead. East scored the final five wore us down.” Oroe Hopkins0040, Rolo LopotkoO Thank You and God Bless You Tampa Bay at home next weekend. and could end up in a three- or 0 0 0, am evens O OO O, Tod O llva 1 known to fall. Publication 289-6466 872-6075 crosstown rival Manchester points of the stanza to trail, Miami’s 28-21 victory over Wa­ four-way tie for first place if they The Eagles never came close 0 - ^ . Totals IS 1021 51. must be promised. Thank you High School in the first round of 33-25, at the intermission. during the fourth quarter and Throo^nt flold qeolt: ac — (2) ANNE MILLER REAL ESTATE Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5 Mon.-Fri. 10-9 shington on Sunday night moved win next week. The Patriots would Bucchi, Sontlopo,. BC — (3) Stan­ St. Jude. the sixth annual Rotary Classic "Pressure is designed to get the Dolphins into a first-place tie win the division if that occurs, but South led by as many as 17. A fo rd 3. 985 Main Street ■ Manchester, Conn. Sat. 9-12, Closed Sun. Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12-5 at the Eagles' Nest. you a spurt somewhere,” East Holffimo: 3325 South. M.M.R with the Colts. But Indianapolis Santiago lay-up with four min­ l u holds the tiebreaker ejige, so Miami Please turn to page IS M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD . Monday. Doc. 81.1887 - 18 It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 21, 1987 SCOREBOARD i , NFL playoff picture

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TB— Carter 36 pass from Colts 20. Chargsrs 7 Bhios 1. Capitals l RUSHING— Minnesota, Wilson 2-55, And­ (lewebulke kick), 14:15 is becoming clearer erson 7-51, Dozier S4S, D.Nelson 11-41, Rice A-33J>46. Biwketban FootbaD 2-6, Lewis 1-4. Detroit, James 17-M Jones St. LiU N M ! 4-16, L o n g M l P olg eM Woolfolk 1-2. First downs 24 19 ^R nrtftriod— 1, St. Louis,Voovalllnl3 'OonUnaed from paSb H EagiM Jato the A FC Central. Rushes-vords 36134 31-163 (Gllmeur, Ramage), 14:05. PenoWlee as, 27 PASSING— Minnesota, Wilson 16-27-0- S D -Fouts 1 runs (Abbott kick), 7:01 Fronceedietll, Mta (croeodieekM, NBAstandlnis The Raiders, who played without NFL liMilIngt 165. Detroit, Long 16303-240, Jones 01-1-0. ^ s l n e 217 207 Ind— Brooks 42 pass from Trudeau Randall Cunningham threw three Return Yards 76 52 5:36; Nentmark.. StL .(hoMlna), .6:11; the Bills would lose out under the rookie sensation Bo Jackson, fell to (Btasucd kick), 12:07 ...... (itolav of game), 16:09: touchdown passes as the Eagles R ECEIVING— Minnesota, Lewis 334, Comp-Att-Int 2230-1 1636-2 Secend BufTer Smith, NFL’s complicated tiebreaker 8-9. Jackson, who sprained his right AMmiCAN CONnMNCR Sacked-Yords Lost 316 6-33 P.CavallInLStL (hoMnp), 1KII^O.Oayal-fx: W£ v.Ooval- DtIrtMM rules. eliminated New York from playoff Carter 231, Dazler 224, Jordan 223, Penney Ind-FG Blasucd X , 11:42 llnl, StL (roughing). 16:02; Adanw, ankle a week ago, watched from the East 27, D.Nelson 24, Anderson V22, Rice 1-13, Punts , 341 7-37 In d -F G Blasucd 41,14:59 W L F d . QB contention. P d . P F FA FumMes-Lost 1-1 32 Was(roughlng),19:02. M 6 466 ‘ Denver, which beat Kansas City sideline in street clothes. W L T Gustafson 1-7. Detroit, Mandley 7-7S, Lee ______Period— None. Penoltles^ Mike Quick caught two of the' Indtanapollt 6 4 0 .571 274 232 305, James 355, Nichols 1-17, Kab 1-4, Paige Penaltles-Yards 1065 7-55 Ind Bentley 3 run (Blasucd kick). Second Period— N Philadelphia 11 9 .6)0 2 30-17 Saturday to Improve to 9-61, Kosar, who leads the A FC in Time ot Possession X:43 29:17 Bennlng,SIL (heMlng),1 :S3; M .H u n te rJ^ wosningron 6 14 .364 4 scoring tosses, while rookie Cris AMoml 6 4 0 .571 352 311 1-lmlnus 2). 13:07 “ 4:54; Smith, Was (Inler- clinched at least a wild-card when passing efficiency, completed 21 of Buftalo 7 7 0 .500 243 266 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Minnesota, A-46,211. (hold g). New York 7 IS .216 7 Carter made a spectacular diving INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ______6:46; Hrkoc, StL (hooking), 3 16 .143 .Pittsburgh and San Diego lost 32 passes. But one pass was New England 7 7 0 .500 294 263 C.Nelson 47. 10:52; Adams, Was, malor (high- catch for the other score. Quick N.Y. Jets 4 6 0 .429 327 340 R U SH IN G -St. Louis, Mitchell 23101, Dhttstan Sunday. Intercepted and returned 48 yards Central Wolfley 317, Lomax 1-9, McAdoo 31, Rrst downs 19 17 sticking), 15:43; M.Huntar, SIL, double ^ o l t IS 5 .766 "W e're elated," Denver Coach caught six passes for 148 yards. .443 371 226 Sainti 41. Bangilt 24 Green 1-0, Stoudt l-(mlnus 2). Tampa minor (Mghetlckliw), 16:03: Murphy, Was M 4 .727 __ for a touchdown by Stacy Toran. Cleveland 9 5 0 Rushes-yards 32146 2259 (Interference), 16:11 Atlanta ■ Dan Reeves said. "Like I ’ve always The 38 points were tiie most Houston 6 4 0 .571 324 332 Boy, Wilder 1 0 «, J. Smith 1640,Tettaverde Passing 194 214 Chleogo IS 6 462 m 490rt 35, Falcons 7 Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .571 272 260 219, Howard 311 Hunter 1-1 Hill 1-4. Return Yards 29 W Third Period— 3, Washington, France- Milwaukee 12 9 .571 3Vk told our team, ‘You’ve got to get Philadelphia has scored in six OndncKitt 4 10 0 .264 266 349 New Orleans 3 7 14 17— 41 Comp-Att-Int 20-360 23-373 scheth 1 (Murphy, Plyonfca), 17:06 (pp). 12 11 JB 4Vk years. CtacbMiall 14 W t 6— M Penoittes Meogher, StL (roughing), 1 Indiana ‘ there (to the playoffs) first, then San Francisco’s Jerry Rice set w m i PASSING— St. Louis, Lomax 22221-233, Sacked-Yords Lost 1-7 543 Cleveland W 12 .455 4 FirsI Quarter Stoudt 0-1-(H). Tampa Bay, Tettaverde Punts 642 739 D.Hunter, Was, double minor (roughing), anything Is possible.’" VIkIngt 17, Lions 14 two N F L receiving records and y-Oenver 9 4 1 479 355 266 1:45; AAcKegnm, StL (stamno), 6:31; WBOTBRNi Seattle 9 5 0 .443 351 273 CIn— Brown 10 pass from Esiason 16332240. FumMes-Lost 20 14) If the Broncos beat the Chargers scored three touchdowns for the (Breech kick), 5:42 R E C E IV IN 6 -S t. Louis, Mitchell 641, Penaltles-Yards 6 X ^6-40 Sutter, StL (holding), 11:04; Romoge, StL L r a . QQ Minnesota’s Wade Wilson passed Son Otago 6 4 0 .571 253 293 double minor (roughing), 14:41; D.Hun­ 'next week, they will win the AFC fourth time in the last five games. L A . M d e rt 5 9 0 .357 296 263 NO— FG Andersen 21,10:34 Green 536, J.T . Smith 354, Await 311 Time of Possession X:24 29:X Denver 14 6 464 — for one touchdown and ran for CIn— Jennings 1 pass from Esiason Johnson 222, Novacek 1-15. Tampa Boy, ter, Mtas, double minor (rowitrina) 14:45; 13 6 .tfTf W West and clinch the home-field Rice bettered the records for Kansas City 3 11 0 .214 232 346 Raglan, StL (hoMlna), 15:21 Dallas another as the Vikings snapped a NATIONAL CONPIMNCI (Breech kick), 11:46 Carter 3116, Hill 674, J. Smith 325, Hall 210, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Houston 11 11 .90 2 advantage throughout the playoffs. most T D catches in a season and Second Quarter Magee 13, Howard 1-7. RUSHINC^Indlanopolls, Dickerson 23 Overtime— None. Penalties— 12 476 3W two-game losing streak. Romoge, StL (roughing) 4 :n ; D.Hun­ Utah 11 If the Broncos lose and Seattle also set a record by catching a T D x-WoOmoton W 4 0 .714 3S2 261 a n — F G Breech 43, :05 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Tampa Bay, 115, Bentley 625, Trudeau 1-6. San Diego, San Antonio 10 11 474 216 The Vikings picked off three CIn— KInnebrew 1 run (Breech kick), Igwebulke 49. Adams 7-X.. Anderson 1617, Spencer 312, ter, Was (roughing), 4 :X ; Miller, Was, .227 9 beats Kansas City, however, the pass in a 12th consecutive regular- SI. Louis 7 7 0 .300 346 347 malor (ftahtlno), 4:50; Raglan, StL, Sacramento 5 17 Detroit passes — two by Chuck DsvM Kool/ManettMtar HoraM nilkxSoMo 6 t 0 .429 320 373 9:15 James 13, Fouts 1-1. ra o n c Dtatatan Seahawks will win the division. season game. NO— Hilliard 2 run (Andersen kick), PASSING— Indianapolis, Trudeau 2036 malor (flathlng),4:K. Long and one by fullback James Oollos 5 I 0 .305 290 311 Bashawks 34. Bsars 21 L A . Lakers 17 4 .729 Cleveland Is alone In first in the Rice’s first TD came on a 5yard N.Y. Glonls ^5 9 0 .357 260 305 13:06 6X1. San Diego, Fouts 2237-257. Portland 15 6 .462 2 Jones — but none of the turnovers Manchester High's Mark SarnI Is on the seventh annual Manchester Holiday Third Quarter RECEIVING— Indianapolis, Bouza 535, Shots on goal— St. Louis 1667-3— X . A F C Central after a 2617 victory end-around late in the second titiilral Washington 213162-32. Seattle 12 12 JOO SW led to scores. X-CMcoeo 10 4 0 .714 350 279 NO— Janes 29 pass from Wilson (A n­ Brooks 666, Dickerson 6 X , Bentley 3 X , Phoenix 6 12 400 7W period. He also scored on recep­ bottom in his 119-pound match with Wrestling Tournament Saturday at dersen kick), 3:05 Seattle • 7 X 7-34 Power-ploy Opportunities— St. Louts Oof over the Los Angeles Raiders. The The Lions, 511, had five turnov­ Mlniwtoto ( 6 0 .571 312 300 Chicago 6 7 7 7— 21 Boyer 2-16, Beach 2-13. San Diego, Anderson 7; Washington 1 of 6. L A . Clippers 6 13 .361 6 tions of 29 yard and 1 yard from Clarke Arena. Keane won the match. O rw n Bov 5 I 1 .393 231 267 NO— Hilliard 3 run (Andersen kick), 7-66, Wlnslow645,James332, Holland 254, Golden State 3 17 .160 12W Browns, 9-5, can win the division Wethersfield’s Mike Keane during the 5:26 Second Quarter ers. They also had a 72-yard punt Tampa Bay 4 10 0 .206 200 336 Seo— Turner 12passfrom Krleg (Johnson Chandler 2-46, Spencer 1-7, Adams 1-5. with a victory or tie at Pittsburgh Steve Young. 3 . 11 0 .214 239 371 Fourth Quarter Nsrdiquss4,RsdWlngs2 Philadelphia 91 Dallas X return nullified ‘by a clipping NO— FG Andersen X , 1:03 kick), 6:51 next Saturday. Colts 20, Chargers 7 Chi— Moorenead 3 poss from Tomczok MISSED FIELD GOALS— San Diego, New York 121 New Jersey 93 penalty. N O -Jordon 1 run (Andersen kick), 9:05 Abbott, 52. Pittsburgh and Houston, both 8-6 y-Son Frncifc 12 2 0 .057 411 263 (Butler kick), 14:06 I 6 5 -6 Woshlnotan 109, Chicago 96 Jack Trudeau threw a touchdown y-Ntw Orleans 11 3 0 .706 309 259 NO— Jordan I run (Andersen kick), Atlanta IX , Utah m O T after the Oilers’ 2616 victory over Dolphins 23, Rsdskins 21 13:05 Third Quarter I 1 1 -4 pass while the Colts defense had L > . Roms 6 7 0 .462 296 204 Seo— Warner 1 run (Johnson kick), 3 :X Rrst Period— 1, Quebec, A. Stastny 12 Denver IX , Houston 117 the Steelers, also are still in playoff Altanta 3 11 0 .214 192 406 A— 43424. Los Angeles Lakers 106, Los Angeles Dan Marino’s 5yard touchdown MHS wrestling tourney Chi— Parton 3 run (Butler kick), 9:16 ((kiulet, P.Stastny), 5:1717 (j(pp). 2, Detroit, contention. five quarterback sacks and three x1116 NO cm Seo— Williams 75 pass from Krleg Norwood 3 (Chdbot, B arr), 16:56. Clippers W pass to Mark Duper with 1:97 left interceptions. v-cllndied ployofl berm 24 (Johnson kick), 9:46 Hockey Penaltle»-43allant, Det (hIglMttckIna), Soltle IX , Golden Stale 102 ’The playoff picture is much lolwOav’s Oames Rrst downs 24 SeiMev^ Qemes gave Miami the victory. It was Two field goals by Dean Biasucci Rushes-vords 36-101 26-125 Seo— FG Johnson 45,11:59 4 :X ; Delorme, Det (holding), 12:15; clearer in the N FC , where New New York Olanis 20, Green Bov 10 Seo— FG Johnson 29, 13:52 Albelln, Que (holding), 12:54; Halward, Det Boston m Phltadetphta 67 Marino’s third T D toss of the night and the Colts’ first touchdown in Denver 20, Kansas O tv 17 Passing 220 112 Clevstand IX , Indiana 116 Orleans, San Francisco, Chicago Return Yords 63 19 Fourth Quorfer (holding), 16:15; P. Stoitny, Quo (rough­ to Duper. nine quarters of play gave Indiana­ tandov's Oames Chi— Payton 5 run (Butler kick), 2:53 Portland 146, San Antonio I X and Washington have already CompAtt-Int 16-31-0 17-37-2 NHL standings ing),16:15; Haworth, Que (unsportsman- The winning score climaxed a title won by Glastonbury Phoenix IX , Sacramento 109 polis a 157 halftime lead. Albert Minnesota 17, Detroit 14 Socked-Yords Lost 3-24 6-56 Seo— Warner 4 run (Johnson kick). llkeconduct),16:56; Snepels,Det (tripping), clinched postseason spots. Minne­ New Enotand 13, Buffalo 7 12:X 19:40. Los Ang^ , Lakers KB, Seattle 94 15play, 85yard drive. A 2-yard run Bentley scored the Colts’ final New Orleans 41, Onclnnotl 24 Punts 5 ^ 4-39 Mendoi^s ^leme sota, St. Louis and the Los Angeles Fumbles-Lost 00 3-2 A-62,516. W ALK CONFERENCE Second Period— 3, Quebec, Haworth 6 by George Rogers had given touchdown with l:S31eftona5yard For five years, Simsbury High sophomore Walter Lee was second Diaz (H P ) 7-4, 115 Ken Staten ( 0 ) m iodelpbla 30, New York Jets 27 Utah at New Jersey, 7:X pjn. Rams are fighting for the one pinned BUI Maog (Rockville) S:44,1» Perxiltles-Yords 7-67 7-43 Patrick Division (Donnelly, Corkner), 16:06. Penattlet— Washington a 21-16 lead with 6; 17 run after E ric Dickerson set up the had emerged as the winner of the In the 103-pound division for Houston 24, Pittsburgh 16 Time of Possession 32:26 27:32 W L T PH I Brown, (w e (holding), 9:03; Kumpel, Det remaining playoff berth In the Stave Roslonek ( WettiersfleM) dec. Jim Seattle 34, Oilcaoo 21 Rrst downs N Y Islanders (tripMng), 12:37; Probert, Det, miscon­ NBA rasults left. score with a 55yard dash down the Manchester High School Holiday Manchester. MIstretto (S) 64,135 Mike Allbrte (S) Son Francisco 35, Atlanta 7 conference. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushes-vords New Jersey duct, 16:06; Corkner, Que, mltconduct, On the winning catch, Duper right sideline. Wrestling Tournament with Glas­ Senior co-captain Eric Gremmo dec. Glen Delton (G) 11-6, 165 Eric St. Louis 31, Tampa Bay 14 Passing ’The Vikings, who improved to 56 Swanson (G) mal. dec. JeX Vlltor (EC) RUSHING— New Orleans, Hilliard 1652, Pittsburgh 16:06; Gallant, Det, malor ((ightlng), grabbed the ball with one hand took third-place honors for Man- Indianapolis 20, Son Diego 7 Ward 624, Mayes 1319, Jordan 29, Hansen Return Yords Philadelphia 16:57; Duchesne, Que, malor (flghttng), CaWes 124, 78ars 87 with a 17-14 victory over Detroit, Cardinals 31, B ugs 14 tonbury High runnerup. The tables 11- 3, 145 Jim Veseskis (W ) m al. dec. CleveIcKNt 24, Los Angeles Raiders 17 1- (mlnus 3). Cincinnati, Jennings Comp-Att-Int 11-56, Washington 16:57; Veltch, Det (holding), 19:M. after it had bounced off his chest on were turned, however, Saturday as chestr in the 125pound class while Jon Dixon (M ) 11-3,145 Aaron Dixon Miami 23, Washington 21 would wrap up a wild-card spot by (M ) dec. Doug Ross (S ) 66, 1S5 Mott KInnebrew 10-35, Esiason 334. Socked-Yords Lost N Y Ronoers Third Period— 4, Detroit, Yzermon 24 the goal line. Neil Lomax threw three touch­ the Tomahawks emerged as the Tom Diana was fourth in the Meniov^ Game Punts Adams Division (Bridgman, Norwood), 3:49. 5, Quebec, PHILADQLPHIA (in beating the Redskins on Saturday Bracken (S) technical tall over John Dallas at Los Angeles Roms, 9 p.m. PASSING— New Orleans, Hebert 7-16064 Marino also hit Duper with a down passes and Stump Mitchell 165pound divison for the Indians. Wilson 2130-160. Cincinnati, Esiason FumMes-Lost Montreal X 6 6 Duchesne 6 (Haworth, Cote), 16:00i 6, Robinson 2W 1-3 7, Barkley 7-10 2616, at the Metrodome. champions for the first time In the Peruta (W ) 20-3,145 Oabe Demuth (S) SotaiOtav, Dec. 26 Penaltles-Yards Boston X 12 3 Quebec, P.Stastny 22 (Moller), 19:55 (en). McNamara 694611 Cheeks 1-6201 King 25yard T D pass in the second rushed for 191 yards and another East Catholic’s Jeff Villar was mol. dec. Drew Romano (RHAM ) 17-9, aevelond at Pittsburgh, 12;n p.m. 17-37-2170. seventh annual event with a total of RECEIVING— New Orleans, Jones 667, Time of Possession Hartford 13 13 6 Penaltv^Albelln, Que (hooking), 1:04. 210 1-2 1 Henderson 611 56 14, Hinson I Fo r the Cardinals to make the T D to lead the Cardinals. the lone Eagle representative in the 171- Don Dwyer (G) ginned Mike Washington at Minnesota, 4 p.m. 663411, Askew29 026, Vranes23026 quarter and a 65yarder early in the 197.5 points. Sukach (RHAM) 5:01,165 Mike LItke AMrtIn 634, Hill 243, Tice 229, Hilliard 2-16. Buffalo 12 14 6 Shots on goal— Detroit 967— 90. Quebec playoffs, the Rams and Vikings The victory was the fourth in the Sondev, Dec. 27 INDIVIDUAL ITATISTICS Quebec 13 IS 2 1 5 6 9 ^ . Thornlen24231 Totals322S12Xr. fourth quarter, which gave the Simsbury was runnerup with championship round. He took se­ (G) mal. dec. Rob Slack (Rockville) Buftalo at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Brenner 1-19, Mayes 1-16. Clnclnrxill, Brown would have to lose and St. Louis 376, Jennln(K 376, Kottus 219, Holman RUSHING— Seattle, Warner 17-71 Wllll- CAMPBELL C09IFERRNCE Power-play Ctoportunltles— Detroit Oof Dolphins a 1514 lead. last five games for St. Louis, 7-7. 193.5 points followed by R H AM 93, cond place honors in the 135pound 12- 3, Heavyweight- Dennis Moran (O) andnnotl at Houston, 1 p.m. oms 5 X , Krleg 7-11 Chicago, Payton B4MTON (IM would have to win its final game pinned Greg Steinberg (S) 1:02. 2- 5, Martin 1-24, KInnebrew 1-12 Mc(5ee 1-6. Norris Division 4; Quebec 1 of 1 Tampa Bay, which blew a 25 Rockville High 91, host Manchester division to Glastonbury’s Eric Detroit at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 17-79, Tomczak 624, Thomas 5 » , Anderson W L T PN Qf Goalies— Detroit, Stetan ( X shots-X McHale562411Blid9161-119,Parlsh23 ’against Dallas. Ssints 41, Bengals 24 Censolatlen Finals: Green Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. 69, Gentry 1-9, Gault 1-7, Suhev 1-2. Detroit saves). Quebec, Gosselln (2616). 026, Johnson5702W,Alngs4 6029,Slch(ltM point lead and lost to St. Louis 31-28 High 89, Wethersfield High 87, Swanson. Jason Talbot was third in 105 Chris Molo (W ) sup. dec. Jared New York Jetsat New York Giants, 1 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS-Clnclnnotl. ’The Rams’chances of making the Breech 46. PASSING— Seattle, Krleg 17-2641-214. St. Louis 64 02 6, Acres 79 5619, Roberts 276711 Buford Jordan’s two touchdown six weeks ago in the biggest Hartford Public 41 and East Ca­ the 185pound class for the Eagles Bahre (S) 150,115 Steve‘nil (O)plnned Chleogo, Tomczak 21-362296. Chicago KlngsB.FIamss3 Daye491-29, Lohaus630211Lawls610021 playoffs are slim. They must win runs capped a 35point rally that fourth-quarter collapse In N F L while Peter Meyer was fourth in the Chris Kennealiv (RHAM ) 3:W, 115 Xen St. Louis ot Dallas, 1 p.m. RECEIVIN<3-Seottle, Wlllloms 6117, Toronto MinnIefleM 13021Totals549215X134. their final two games — against tholic 40.5. Lam (HP dec. Jett Hurt (S) 104,125 Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Butler 549, Largent 336, Turner 1-12. Minnesota carried the Saints to their eighth history, lost its seventh consecutive Manchester is back in dual match 171-pound bracket. Eric Gremmo (M ) dec. Tim Uriah (G) Tampa Bov at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Dallas tonight and San Francisco 12-6, 135 Jett Shorts (Rockville) dec. Dolphins 23. R8d8kln821 Chicago, McKinnon 655, Gentry 3 » , Smylhe Division Los Angeles 1 6 9 -6 W IS X X — « consecutive victory. game to fall to 610. The Sues are 53 action Wednesday at 6 p.m. against Glastonbury’s Dennis Moran, Son Diego at Denver 4 p.m. AAorrIs 355, Moorehead 2 X , Payton 2 X , Coloorv Oataarv 1 1 6 -3 MXOM-IX next Sunday — and hope St. Louis Dengo Flores (HP) 44, 135 Brian Oilcogo at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Trailing 263 in the second quar­ with rookie Vinny Testaverde as who won the heavyweight class by a Suhev 2-X, Gault 2-X, Anderson 2-16, Edmonton Rrst Period— I 1,, Los Angel Fenton 9, 2Polnt goals— Barkley, Henderson, wins and Minnesota loses next St. Bernard and host Wethersfield Vincelette (S ) dec. Steve Bountress (W ) Los Angeles Roms at San Francisco, 0 WasMngton 0 7 7 7— 21 Boso 1-31. Winnipeg 2:47. 2, Los Angeles, Toylor 12 (Corson. AInge. Foulsd ouf— None. Rebounds ter, the New Orleans defense their starting quarterback. High. pin. was the tournament’s out­ 156, 145 Mark Turner (S) pinned p.m. Miami 0 9 0 14-23 MISSED FIELDGOALS— Chicago, weekend. Cameron Crouteh (R H A M ) 4:25, 145 Vancouver Ledyord), 4:37 (pp). 3, Calgary, Otto 3 Phliodslphla 43 (McNamara 7), Boston 61 triggered a comeback by forcing The Indians had one champion standing wrestler while Glaston­ Mondov, Dec. 20 Second Quarter Butler S3. Los Angeles (Mullen, Suter), 6:13. 4, Los Angeles, (Bird 6). Assisis-Phitadsiphta 24 (Hend­ In other N F L games Sunday, Giants 20, Packers 10 Pete Foran (G) pinned John Apinis New England at Miami, 9 p.m. MIo— F G Revelz 46, 6:44 RoMtallle 19 (Taylor, Carson), 16:05. erson 7), Boston X (Johnson 6). Total two fumbles and two interceptions. and a pair of runnersup individu­ bury’s Carl Walker won the fast fall (Rockville) 4:X, 152- Paul Regan Season mxh Was— Bryant 6 run (Hall-Sheikh kick), New Orleans downed Cincinnati Phil Simms threw two touchdown St. Louis 7, Boston 5 Penalties— Los Angeles bench, served by f o u ls -P h ila d e lp h ia 21, Boston 24. The victory Improved the Saints’ ally. Sophomore Aaron Dixon beat award, pinning three opponents In a (RHAM) dec. Chuck Weber (G)61,145 10:53 Philadelphia 5, New York Islanders 4 Currie (too many men on lea), :S2; Hunter, Technical— Philadelphia Coach Oou- 41-24, New England beat Buffalo record to 11-3 and kept them in passes and became the Giants Curt Oelsineer (Rockville) dec. Tom MIo— Duper 26 pass from IWorlno (kick Browns 24, Raidsrs 17 Simsbury’s Doug Ross by a 53 total of 4; 54. DIano (M ) 9-4,171-M ike Trouend-Trend Rttsburgh 4, New York Rangers 3 Cal (Interference), :52; McCrimmon, Cal kos. A — 14JM. 13-7, San Francisco defeated contention for the N FC West title. all-time leader in passing yardage NFL raaulti foiled), 13:06 Hartford 4, Edmonton 3 (high-sticking), 3:54; Suter, Col (hook­ decision to win the 145pound title. (S) m al. dec. Peter Meyer (E C ) 155, Third Quarter Atlanta 357, St. Louis beat Tampa as the Giants eliminated the RMUtts: Cleveland 7 » 7 6— X Buftalo Z Montreal 1 ing), 9:W; Poteraon, LA, malor (flght- Buns 120.KinBa 100 The Bengals fell to 619 overall and His older brother, Jon, was second diamglenthlp Rnols: 185 Jason Talbot (E C ) dec ~ Was— Schroeder 6 run (Hall-Sheikh Chicago 6, Toronto 2 Ing), 12:07; Hunter, Cal, major (fighting), Bay 31-14, Seattle beat Chicago Packers from playoff contention. 103- Carl Walktr (Glastonbury) Vendrlllo (RHAM) 54, Heavywelght- kirk), 9:14 L.A. Raiders 3 6 6 14— 17 1-5 at Riverfront Stadium, the worst in the 140-pound division to We­ Patrloli 13. Bills 7 First Quarter ' ‘ New Jersey 3, Minnesota 1 12:07; P lo )^r, LA (roughing), 12:X. 34-21 and Philadephia defeated the Simms, who completed 21 of 26 pinned Walter Lee (M ) 2:51, 112- Jeff Mlke Docker (RHAM) pinned Rich Fourth Quarter Calgary 4, Los Angeles 1 SecorM Period— 5, Cataarv, Nleuvwndyk PHOENIX (IX ) home record in franchise history. thersfield’s James Vesekis while Christensen (Sim sbury) dec. Roberto Dzudlal (Rockville) 1:X. MIo— Duper 59 pass from Marino (Revelz LA— FG C.Bahr X, 6:X . New York Jets 3527. passes for 233 yards, hit halfback Cle— Byner 2 pass from Kosor (M.Bohr funday't Games X (Suter, Macinnis), 4:IBTpp). 6, Caig Johnson 2 X 02 14, Nonce 12X 11-1445, Oilers 24, Steelers 16 7 6 0 0— 13 kick), 1:31 St. Ljiu Is 1, Washington 1, tie Bullard W (Mullen, Macinnn' Edwards 16X 02 X , Hornocek 396611 > On Saturday, the New York Lee Rouson on a 25yard touchdown Wov-Rooers 2 run (Hall-Sheikh kick), kick), 11:09 0 0 7 0— 7 Second Quarter Quebec 4, Detroit 2 PeiKiltles— Duchesne, LA (hoMlna), (h_ . .. 3iS6; Humphrtas5121-111,Adoms2102aBal|w ^Giants beat Green Bay 2519. Warren Moon threw two touch­ pass in the second quarter and tight 6:43 Rttsburgh 6, New York Rangers 4 Wilson, Col (hooking), 4 :X ; Robltallle, 2 3 0 2 1 B.Thompson 2664 W. To ta ls 4 M Mia— Duper 6 pass from Marino Cle— FG M.Bohr X , 4:02 down passes to Drew Hill and safety NE— Jones 7 pass from Grogon (Franklin Cle— Byner 15 run (M.Bohr kick), 6:42 Winnipeg 4, New Jersey 1 LA (stasMng), 5:25; McCrimmon, ObI 22X1X. Seahawks 34, Bears 21 end Zeke Mowatt with a 1-yard T D Coventry overcomes Bolton (Revelzkick). 13:53 kick), 9:44 Third Quarter Boston 6 Chicago 2 (cross-checking), 5:25; Nottress, Col, deu- SACRAMENTO (N6) Jeff Donaldson intercepted two pass in the third quarter. A— 65,715. Cle— Slaughter 16 pass trom Kosor Los Angeles 1 Calgary 3 Me minor (higIvMckine, unsportsmanlike Pressley 2W 02 11 Thorpe 215 23 17, , Rookie Brian Boswprth reco- NE— Dupord 36 run (kick tailed), 13:09 conduct), 6 :X ; Sheshy, Cal (hooking), L.Thempson 59 64 14, Smifh 12X 56 X , Mark Malone passes in the fourth Simms has passed for 19.551 (M.Bohr kick), 13:X Hartford 3, VotKouver 3, tie 'Verbd'Vtwb Rimbles anji< nearly B O LTO N - When the basketball BOLTON (X ) — Drew Pinto 3 5210, Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 64enday's Borne 10:X; NIcholls, LA (hoMlng),13:X; Allison, TheuslXM X, Klelne25li21 Rnckney22 quarter to spark the Oilers. yards in nine seasons with New Wade Cassells 55513, Josh Ryan 3044, Buf— McNanIe 14 fumble return (Nor­ First downs Minnesota at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. LA (slashing), 14:04. 02aMcOsa2121-11Bdwards21021TVIsr returned one of them for a touch­ Pittsburgh cut Houston’s lead to refuses to fall, you do the other Rushes-vords LA— Toron 46 Interception return York, breaking the club mark of Clift Stoudt 0 0 4 0, Dave Delcampe 144 wood kick), 7:53 (C.Bahr kick), 1:X Tueedo yt Qomes Third P e rio d ^ , Los Angeles, Fentan W 25026TotalS 4516317-X109. down as the Seahawks spoiled 4, Craig Winslow 12-44, Mike Deraleau 2 A— 74,945. Possing (Hardy, (W ay), 14:14. 1 Lee AitMles, 17-16 with 9; 31 to play on a 22yard 19.488 career yards set by Charlie things to stay in the running. That’s H.S. Roundap LA— Lofton X poss from Wilson Buftalo at Boston, 7:35 p.m. ;Walter Payton’s final regular- 04 0, Thomas Herrmann 0 0 4 0, Jim Return Yards Washington at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Duchesne 7 (Taylor, Carson), 11:11 9, Pbimbl XXXS1-1X field goal by G ary Anderson after Conerly between 1948 and 1961. what Coventry High School did as it Comp-Att-Int (C.Bahr kick), 13:09 Hathawav 1654, M ark Yavlnskv2904. NE Buf A— 40,271 Philadelphia at New York Rangers, Los Angeles, Corson 21 (Robltallle), Speramsiita 5 x M n - 4 6 6 kseason game at Soldier Field. the Oilers defense had stopped the opened its season Saturday with a Totals 141524 X . Rrst downs 15 12 Sacked-Yords Lost 14:10. Penalties— P layfair, L A (high- 2Polnt goals— Theus, McOeo. Fouled Broncos 20, Chiefs 17 7:35 p.m. Payton, the N F L ’s all-time lead- Steelers at the Houston 3-yard line. 6553 over neighboring Bolton High 3-polnt field goals: Coventry — Aver; Rushes-VC rdi 47-150 2664 Punts NewYork Iskmdersat Wlnnlpeg,6:35p.m. sticking), :52; Nleuewndyk Cal (hook­ out None. RsbouncN— PhggnIx X (Nonce Bolton — Pinto 2. Pasting 05 64 Fumbles-Lost ing), 2 :X ; Fenton, LA (slashing), 3:M; 15), Sacrannenlo 37 (L.Thompsen 13). .Ing rusher with 16,644 yards, ran 17 But Moon then directed a 77-yard John Elway passed for 237 yards in Charter Oak Conference action. game. 11 Penaltles-Yards Rrst downs Coventry, with Jack Ayer scoring Return Yards 25 Rushes-yards Hartford at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Suter, Cal (hooking), 5 :X ; RoMtollle, LA Assists Phoenix X (Hornocsk 11), So- times for 79 yards and scored two scoring drive that ended with a and a touchdown to lead the Comp-Att-Int 215-2 1331-1 Time of Possession (hooklng),11:16. cranMnto M (Smith 11). Total fouls— ’The Bulldogs are now 52 and Passing Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. touchdowns for C3iicago. But he 35yard touchdown pass to Hill with Broncos, who withstood a fourth- 7 points and Paul Strycharz 4, Wrestling S ^e d -Y a rd s l4)st DO 361 Return Yards Shots on goal— Los Angeles 12125-33. PhoenM 22, SocramsntoX A— H331 resume play tonight at 7:39 at East Punts 5-32 6-46 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Colgo^ 2127— X . said the loss made it a bittersweet 5:29 to go. quarter rally by the Chiefs. outscored Bolton by a 21-19 count in RUSHING— Washington, Bryant 934, Comp-Att-Int Granby High School. Coventry’s Fumbles-Lost 61 2-1 Sacked-Yords Lost Whalsr83.Canuel(83 Power-play Opportunities— Los An- Gavsilars 117. Pacara 110 day. Kansas City scored with 6:36 left the third quarter to take command. Cheney tumbles Penalties-Yards 210 325 Rogers 1659, Smith 11-46, Schroeder 2-19, gelesl of 6; Colgaiv2e(7. Browns 24, Raiders 17 next outing Is ’Tuesday on the road Sanders1-(mlnus4). Miami, Strodford12-49, Punts "Because we didn’t win. it and had a chance to tie the game in "Some quick turnovers which Cov­ Tim e of Possession 35:47 24:13 FumMes-Lost (Wolles— Los Angeles, OAstansen (X against COC preseason pick Por­ The Cheney Tech wrestling team Jensen 13, Dovenport 25, Clayton 14, Hartford 2 1 6 6 -3 shots-X saves). Calgary, Dodswell (32 INDIANA OM) doesn't do justice to it," said Bemie Eosar passed for 294 the final minute, but Nick Lowery entry converted into points at the dropped its second consecutive Atarino 1-(mlnus 1). Penaltles-Yards Vancouyer 6 1 1 6— 1 Person 12W 02 X , Xsdale 63 22 11 tland High. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of Possession 27). ; Payton, honored by the Bears and yards and two touchdowns as missed a 37-yard field goal attempt other end put the game out of 4539 verdict of the season Saturday RUSHIN(3— New England, Dupard 31-70, PASSIN(>— Washington, Schroeder 1236 Rrst Period— 1, Hartford, Somuelsson 2 A— 16,553. SHpanovIch 2110216, Fleming 510 2311 reach,” said Bolton Coach Craig Perryman 6-42, Fryar 1-16, Totupu 1-9, 1-272. Miami, Marino 22-561-393. (Robertson, Ferraro), 3:37. 2, Hortfbrd, Long 213 02 M, Sklles 1-5 23 4, the city of Chicago before the gam Cleveland moved into first place in with 34 seconds to play. Coventry shot a woeful 7-for-46 In morning to Grasso Tech at the INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Turgeon 14 (Francis),7:42(pp). Penalties— H.1Mllams 63 23 W, Miller 23 02 6, Phillips. Grogan 34, Collins 1-1. Buffalo, Mueller RECEIVING— Washington, Bryant 369, RUSHING— Cleveland, Byner 12-74, Jats 4, Davila 1 the first half and fell behind the Beavers’ gym. 163^ Kelley 219, Harmon 615, Byrum 213. DIdler 652, Sanders 4-39, Clark 352, Verdin Babychi Har (hokHna), :19; Sutter, Van Anderson 64 0 2 1 G ray25236. Totals5691 "Poor passing and missed Mock 17-55, Kosor2(mlnus2). L.A. Rolders, (cross-checking), 5:03; Richter, Van (hold- Bulldogs, 27-23. “ We shot horrend­ Cheney’s next aciton is Wednes­ 262, Smith 1-(mlnusn. Miami, Duper 6170, Allen 16X,Mnison6X,Strachan1-2,Mueller 211 IM. layups, five which I can remember PASSING— New England, (Srogan 2132 Clayton 665, Strodford650, Davenport 234, Ing), 7:37; Reeds, Har (trippina), 6 :» . CLEVELAND (127) ously. The second quarter was one day at 4 p.m. at New Fairfield High Wlnnlpsj 6 1 1—4 J.WIIIIams 12142423, Hubbard6136311 when the game was close, spelled 01 Buftalo, Kelley 1331-1-125. Hardy 2-29, Pruitt225, Jensen 220. PASSING— Cleveland, Kosor 21-321-X4. of the worst nights ever," said School. RECEIVINC;— New England, Jones 657, Second Period— 3, Vancouver, Pedersons Rrst ^ o d — None. Penalties— Driver, Dougherty 6117-W W, Ke. Johnson 1 6 4 4 1 defeat," Phillips added. MISSED FIELD (K7ALS— Washington, L. A. Raiders, Wilson 23-364>-2X. (LIdster, Tambelllnl), 4:19 (pp). 4, NJ (trtpMng), 4:X; P.MocLeon, Win Ehlo2117-7X, Prloe5112314, West1-3234, Celtics make point Patriot Coach Ron Badsteubner. ’The Beavers forfeited in four Collins 321, Dawson 27. Buffalo, Reed 619, RECEIVING— Cleveland, Slaughter 7- Ayer had a game-high 29 points to Harmon 342, Burkett 331, AAetzeloars 1-20, Cox 67, Hall-Sheikh X . Hartford, Lawless 3 (Evason, Samuels (roughing), .4:46; Wotanin, N J (oros2 «urrY5131-211Corbln23024,Dudley2X9 Coventry, though, stayed close weight classes, winning five of the 115, Brennan 679, Weathers 2 X , Langh- son), 13:05. Penalties— MacDermId, Har checking), 4:46; Rooney, Win, minor- A T o f M 45653240IX . lead Ck>ventry while Lucas added Bvrum 1-7, Porter 1-6. orne 2-25, Byner 221, FOntenot 1-H, and eventually won it by doing the nine matches contested. Cheney’s MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. (trippina), 2:49; Richter, Van (cross misconduct (hlgholtcklno), 6:57; Ander­ 12. Ron Gardner and Scott Lucas Newsome 1-1. L.A. Raiders, Allen 1664, checking), S :X ; LIdster, Van (tripMng), son, NJ,mlsconduct,6:S7. XXXI -IM other things. “ Offensive the shoot­ Steve Classon, Jim Classon, Ron Eagl88 38, Jet8 27 Lofton 6 X , Christensen 449, Mueller 227, 10:X; MacDermId, Har (roughing), Second Period— 1, Winnipeg, Boschmon .Ctavetand X X X S 6 -I X in whipping 76ers ing was terrible the kids worked the each corraled 13 rebounds while Pirtel, Paul Hunter and Chris Strachon 2-26, Woods 1-14. 13:X; Klelnendorst, Har (roughing), 11 (NeuteM, Staen), 1:37 (pp). 1 WInnIPM, Mtainf goal*— Person 1 Curry 1 Price, Strycharz added 19 and Mike MISSED FIELD GOALS— Clevelond, Ehlo. Fouled out— Stlponovlch. entire night defensively and re­ Rouelle were victorious. Ollari 24. Stealers 18 Phllodelphia n 14 14 13:X; Smyl, Van (roughing), 13:X; Coxe, NeufOM W (Boschmon, ’fOBHanettl), 9:11 Oswald 9 for the winners. Wade M. Bohr 37. Von (roughing) 13:X; LeBlanc, Van (PP).). 1 W I r ...... Hawerchuk 17,14:14 Rebounds— Indiana 41 (Person, Sttpono- bounding. If we had let down, we Results: 105 Jublnskv (G T ) W B P, 115 N.Y. Jets 3 17 0 7— 27 (higivsticking), 15:21; Turgeon, Har.molor (sh). 4, New Jersey, Sundrirom 6 (J.Mo- vMh, H-WNIIclms 6), Ctavetand 43 Continued from page 11 jumper by Chuck Person early in probably wouldn’t have won the Cassells netted 13 points and Drew 5. Closson (C T ) pinned Santos 4:34,119 3 1 7 3— 16 First Quarter (J.WllltanM IB. Assists' (ndtano X Phi— Toney 3 run (McFodden kick), ((Ightlng), l5:S4; Sutter, Van, malor cLean, Driver), 1S:K (pp). Penalties— the fourth period, but never re­ game. ’The attitude of the kids was Pinto 19 to pace Bolton. Pinto, Jim Turriao (G T ) pinned Bret Lassen 2:14, 0 16 7 7— 24 4B8r835,falcon87 (fighting), 15:54; Francis, Har (high- J.MacLean, NJ (tripping), 1;X; ( F ^ l n g 7), Ctavetand X (Dougherty, 125 Oliver (O T) WBF, 135 J.Ctasson PIrtI Quarter 5:47 sticking), 15:54; Butcher, Van (high- Kurvers, N J (Initrffrenee), 6 :X ; Rooney, fh im B . Totaltauls ■ Indlona&Ctavetand time In 11 games. gained the lead. super,” Badsteubner said. Hathaway and Josh Ryan played (C T) pinned Burkque :59,135 Schuster Pit— F G Anderson 25, 7:05. Phi— F G McFodden X , 6:42 sticking), 15:54; Coxe, Van (haoklng),16:12; 14. well for Bolton. N Y J— FG Leahy 42,13:09 Win (crossKlMcklng), 9:40; Jorvenpoa, 6,1S . James Edwards added 28 points Person scored 26 points to lead Bolton owned a 27-23 halftime (GT) WBF, 145 Amkhanwlong (OT) Atlanta 6 6 7 6 - 7 Woodlev, Von, misconduct, 16:12. Win (hoMIno), 14:05; Mark, N J (Interfer­ COVENTRY (45) — Jack Avar 10513 WBF, 145 Pirtel (CT) pinned Beolrd Pit— F G Anderson X , 5:21. Second Quarter Third Period— 5, Vancouver, Sandlak 1 and 12 rebounds for the Suns, who Indiana, while Craig Ehlo had 29 for lead after trailing after one quar­ N Y J— Sohn 9 pass from O'Brien ((.eohy tan Rrandsco 6 7 M 14—35 ence), 16:16. TranBlaiara148. 8purain 29, Paul Strvehorz 21-15, Scott Lucat 5 1:50, 152- O'Lanlon (G T) pinned Fred Hou Hill 52 pots from Moon (Zendelas Second Quarter (Adams, Banning), 6:16. 6, Vancouver, Third Period— 5, WInnIpoe, Small 9 snapped a four-game losing streak. the Cavaliers. Williams had 12 ter, 12-8. Bolton was able to build Its 2-5 12, Ron Gardner 3 52 4, Tim Bushev 4:20, 145 Hunter (C T ) pinned kick), 9:X. kick), 3:11 NYJ— Vick 5 run (Leahy kick), 6:52 SF— Rice 5 run (Wersching kick), 9 :X Pederson 9 (Banning), 11:22 (sh). (Wilson), 5:53 (sh). Penalties— Rookie guard Kenny Smith rebounds and Daugherty and Ehlo lead from the foul line where It was McM illan 2 51 4, M ik t Oswald 1 54 5, Bergnlnzo :10,171- Rouelle (C T) pinned Hou— FG Zendelas 34, 15:X. Third Quarter Penalties— Reeds, Har (roughing), 1:14; Hawerchuk Win (h lg l^ c k liw ), 4:54; SAN ANTONIO (IX ) Matt HarrInMon 2 0-0 4, Derak Lofer- Johnson 5:03,165 Dayton (G T) pinned Third Quarter Phi— Quick 45 pass from Cunningham Stanley, Von (roughing), 1:14; Samuels _ • w ry t l M 616 26, Oreenwood 211 341 scored a season-high 27 points and 11 each for Cleveland. 9-for-ll in the second quarter. The (McFOdden kick), 11:25 SF— RlceXpossfrom Young(Werschlna Donevko, N J (reughlno), 6 :X ; Neu- rlereO 04 0, Craig Paton 0040. Totals 24 Rose 4:46, Heavyweight- Babulskv Pit— Malone 1 run (Anderson kick), kick), 3:49 son, Har (slashing), 3 :X ; Robertson, feM, Win (roughing), 6 :X ; Hawerchuk, Dn«*ine M M 1 Reggie Theus had 23 for the Kings, Bulldogs were 15for-24 for the 162445. (G T ) pinned M urphy 1:62. 5:51. Phi— Quick 13 pass from Cunningham Har (hMdIng), 6:16; Caprice, Van, served (McFodden kick), 14:23 All— Stamps 97 kickoff return (Luck- Win (unsportsmanlike cofxluct), 6 :B ; R o b e r^ lW 56 X , O Anderson 672211 who scored nine consecutive points Hou— PInkett 5 run (Zendelos hui^ kick), 4:05 by Sandlak (delayofganie),9;X. McBaIn, Win, malor (flghllng), 10:X; Loss dampens klck),11:46. NYJ— FG Leahy 29, 14:B to cut a l5point deficit to 115197 Third Quarter SF— Cribbs 92 kickoff return (Wersch- Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Mark, N J, mlnor-malor (InsHpowr, fight- Fourth Quarter Ing kick), 4:23 Shots on goal— Hartford 121260— X . Ine), 10:X; Ellett, Win (hoMlita), 13:44; T otals 46 W333 5 IX with 45 seconds left. But four Ptt— FG Anderson X , 5:29. Phi— Byars 2 run (McFodden kick), Vancouver 27-11-1— 22. Anderson, N J, mlnor-malor (charglna, PO R TLAN D (146) Payton’s day Hou— HIM X pass trom Moon (Zendelas 3:15 consecutive free throws by Jeff Roxbury chops down MCC Power-play Opportunities— Hartford 1 of fighting), 15:X; MarMs, Wln,mlnormalor Ca.Jones 1-2 (HI 1 Kersey 215 36 B , Phi— Carter 14 pass from Cunningham SF— Young 29 run (Wersching kick), CHICAGO (AP) — The day kick), 9:40. 2:49 7; Vancouver 1 of 6 johnson WS 64 21 > y S n 5 X KMl Homacek put the Suns ahead A-36463. (McFodden klck),4:a SF— Rice 1 pass from Young (Wershlng (taalles— Hartford, Llut (22 shots19 ‘iSSf"Sis»»,’' ^ Porter 7-11 3 4 11 vondewsohe 513 3414, 115107 with 19 seconds remaining. started on a high note, but ended Fourth Quarter win (Interference) 17:41; Korn, NJ puCkworth M .0 2 1 R jC M w K n 510 5? R O X B U R Y, Mass. — ’Things High School. Parkman added 13. Scott Van N Y J— ^Toon 51 poss from O’Brien kick), 11:15 saves). Vancouver, Caprice (29X). A— off-key. And when the CSiicago Hou A— 54,696. 9J11 (hoMIng), 16:45; Donevko, NJ (hoMIng), Holton 26 44 1 Lucas 26 66 n Cavaliers 127, Pacers 116 didn't go too well for the Manches­ The first half was even with First downs 22 17 (Leahy kick), 12:37 Bears lose a football game, there Oudenhove, Kevin Wilson, and Paul Referee — Ron Hoggarth. 19:44. aijJtonm M 221 Murphy 21231TolA ter Community men’s basketball Roxbury holding a slim 3531 Swartz led the Cougars with IS, 14, Ruthes-yardt 42176 3062 A-X,572. Atl 1F Linesmen— Mike Cvik, Ryan Boiak. Shots on goM New Jersey 7-7-11— 35. 57-103 3243 141 Cleveland took the lead for good seems to be no way to get the N F L ’s aottlno 172 221 Rrst downs 13 26 Winnipeg 7-7-9— 33. x x a i i L . i M all-time rushing leader to gloat team when It visited Roxbury, advantage at the intermission. and 13 points, respectively. Swartz Return Yards 62 40 Phi NYJ by outscoiing Indiana 38-28 in the Rushes-yards 17-51 42255 Panguina8.Rangara4 Power-ploy Opportunities- New . X X X X I E about his career at Soldier Field. Mass., Saturday. After giving the MCC battled back from a l5point pulled down 13 rebounds. Comp-Att-Int 1227-3 12231 First downs 22 21 206 3 ^ l n t goals— Wood 7, Portar.VOndM third period. Rushes-yards 36143 21-X Possing 165 1 of 7; Winnipeg 2 of 1 ^ taller Roxbury Community College deficit in the second half to close Sacked-Yards Lott 1-9 319 Return Yords 3 52 (taolles New Jersey, Chevrier (23 geghe. Fouled ouf-Gudmundsson. Brad Daugherty scored 11 of his Even a S5yard-line ceremony Punts 642 742 Passing 265 276 12364 shots-X saves). Winnipeg, Berthloume Rebounds Son Antonie 57 (Berry 9), all it could handle during the first within five points before Roxbury ROXBURY (49) — Haynet 2 1-2 5, Return Yards 4 n Comp-Att-Int 12300 Pittsburgh J J 19 points and John Williams 10 of his marking Walter Payton’s last FumMes-Lost DO 60 Socked-Ys^ds Lost 221 1-W N.Y. Ronis rs ^ ^ S 1 0— 4 (25M). Portland 56 (R.Andereon B ). A selsts 6nn pulled away and led, 8549, with 6: IS Oweni0500, Roberto 1042, Turner 304 Penaltles-Yards 259 7-56 Comp-Att-Int 16320 25460 23 in the third quarter as the regular-season home game, a pres­ half, the Cougars succumbed after 4, Bralthwalte 41-110, Riddick 13 55 36, Sacked-Yords Lost 315 3 X Punts 736 640 Rrst Period— 1, New York, Show 5 A--1394S. A^loM(Robertsen,WOod5),Porttand42 Tim e of Possession 33:54 26:06 FumMes-Lost- IM) 1-1 (Poddubny, Sandstrom), 5:04 (pp). 2, Referee— Rob Shick. Linesmen— (Forter 16). Total fouto-aon Antonio 31f Cavaliers erased a nine-point tigious city medal and the retire­ the intermission and lost, 6551. left. Hatcher 0 04 0, Parkman 5 34 13, Punts 740 7-X 7-55 New York, Sandstrom S, 5:19. 3, New M CC’s record falls to 54 while "W e played exactly like we O ’Brien 2 04 5. Totals 30 7 14 49. Fumbles-Lost 61 53 Penaltles-Yards 7-63 Dan McCourt, Jerry Pateman. deficit. ment of jersey No. 34 can’t help. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of Possession 24:X X:34 York, KIslo 13 (Oorodnlck, Moclver),7:S5 Roxbury moves to 152. The Cou­ wanted to in the first half,” MCC MCC (51) — Burney 1545 Oreen054 RUSHING— Pittsburgh, Jackson 1675, Penoltles-Yards 675 16X (pp). 4, RttsburM, Cunnevworth 19 Portland's Clyde Drexler Indiana led 7569midway through H ie result is still the same. 2, Cottrell 0 04 0, Plorkowtkl 2 04 4, Pollard 1636, AbercromMe 16X, Stone224, Time of Possession X:02 X:X INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (Quinn, Hllller), 11:44. 5, Rttsburgh, Lakara 108.8upar8anlaa94 slams one home Sunday the third quarter before Daugherty It’s the game that matters to gars’ next game Is Monday, Dec. 28 Coach Skip Olander said. "But we Wilson 7 0414, Von Oudenhove 5 2-315, (Malone 24. Houston, Rozler 19-37, PInkett RUSHING— Atlanta, Riggs 12M, Settle Lsmieux X (Cunnevworth), 14:16 (pp). 6, at 6 p.m. against the Southern got tired In the last quarter. They Swartz 4 5413. Totals 19 513 51. 6 » , Hlghsmllh 13, AAoon 62. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ptttsburph, Lemleux X (Callander, Cunnev­ Bnilna4,BlackhawkaZ hit a short hook to start a 12-0 run Payton, and a 3621 loss to Seattle on Three-point field goals: R — (2) 5 X , Rowers 14, Miller 1-3. San MATTluB (M) night against San Airtonlo. Connecticut junior varsity squad in got ahead of us and we panicked.” PASSING-PIttsburgh, Malone 1227-3 RUSHING— Phllcxtelphla, Byars 1651, worth), »:1 0 (pp). 7, Ptttsburoh, that put Cleveland ahead 81-78 with Sunday put an unwanted chill into Bralthwalte, O’Brien. M — (4) Von Cunnlnghom 547, Toney 12-X, Toutalatosl Francisco, Young 663, CrMe 1969, Cribbs 111. Houston, Moon 12231-240. 1661, Rothman 7-X, Sydney 1-11, Rice 1-1 McUwoln 7 (Gonchar), 19:X. Penoittes— CtMwnbtrs 1*76>7l6McD0filtl9^9S>7SI« Drexler had 40 points in the 5; 21 left in the period. The Pacers an afternoon bound for the sports the first round of the sixth annual Tim Riddick scored a game-high Oudenhove 3, Burney. RECEIVING— Pittsburgh, Stallworth 3 615, Hoddix 1-1 Cavenough 1-(mlnus 2). Callander, Pit (Interference), :M ; Bu6 Halftime: 33-31 Roxbury. New York, Hector O X , Vick 1221 Faoola PASSIN<2-Attanta, Miller 12364-IX. Chicago I I 2 -3 Rotary CHassic at East Catholic 28 points for Roxbury while Michael 72, Carter 224, Abercrombie 21, Thompson Son Francisco, Young 12322216. kas. Pit (hoMIng), 4:53; Dahtaulst, Ptt Blazers’ 148-126 win. cut the deficit to 9594 on a 25foot history books. 1-63, Uops 1-16, Pollard 13. Houston, Hill MS, O'Brien 22. R ist Period— 1, Chicago, Sovord 17 PASSING— Philadelphia, Cun- RECEIVINO-Atlanta, Motthesvs 6X, (trippina), 6:15; Rttsburgh bench, served (T.M urray), 9 :X Peftaltwi— T.M urrav, 6109, O lv m 362, Rozler 234, Williams 229, Settle 234, Riggs 2-56, Dixon 2 X , Cox 213. by Simmer (too many men on Ice), 7:18; Chi (tripptag), 7:14; Courtnall, Bos (hold- Hlghsmlthio. ninghom 12X-22X, Toney 21-02. New Hunter, Pit (olbowlita), 6:31 DonneJ^ York, O'Brien 25492X1. San Frandsco, Rlce6X, Taylor2S1, Frank Ing), 6:9; B.Murray, Chi (holding), 6;S; MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. 341, Craig 2-X, Jones 1-B, Rothman 1-15. N Y (hoMIng), 12:44; Sondstrom,. N Y Sovord, Chi (roughing), 11:B; Unseman, (tripping), 15:43; Mociver, NY (Inter- RECEIVING— Philadelphia, Quick 614S, Bos (roughlnM, 11:B; Nylund, CM MISSED FIE LD (X)ALS— None. (boarding), 17:59. Jackson 255, Byars 216, Toney 2 X , *®sI!cond l t a ^ d -6 . New York, Poddubny Vikings 17. Lions 14 Toutalatasl 23, Carter 1-14, Garrify Second Period— 3, Chicago, Sonlpass 4 Wortt^W M X, Mefttwwsll’l i l T ^ 16 (Patrick, Dionne), 16:16 (pp). 9, (Ludzig, Larm er),3:X 3, BoMlDn, Crowder 1-10, Spognola 1-7. New York, Toon 12161 Pittsburgh, Callander 9 (Bourque, L ^ SCOREBOARD 13 (Bouroue, Unseman), 6:57 t a ) . 4, Shuler 666, Hector 540, Sohn 214, Blloen m le u x ),li:X (pp). Penalties— Lonw , “ “ 6 16 6 7— 17 1-11 Vick 1-3. Boston, Kasper 15 (BurrMge, lOuMk), 6 7 6 7— 14 MISSED FIELD GOALS-Phllodelphlo, King's, N.Y. 60, Bloomfield 71 E. Kentudev 73, Bowling Green 59 McFodden, X. 5. Wvomlng 6- 0 625 6 How Top Twenty forod 15. Nevoda-ljas Vegas (50) did not Milt—Oozler » IS from Wilson O.Temple 5- 0 604 6 ploy. Lehman 93, Medear Evers 50 E. T ennessee St. 93, Bluetteld Coll. 66 (C.NeteoniVeFWIWn kick),ntvK/# 11 7.Syracuse 7- 2 494 9 14. Missouri (61) did not play. MountI SI. Morv’s, Md. 104, Elizabeth Florida Southern KM, Illinois Weslyn 45 Det— Mandley 4 post from Lone (Murray Cardinala 31. Buccanaaara 14 Calendar BasketbaD 6. Florlda 4- 1 469 11 How the Associated Press Top Twenty 17. Kansas (7-2) did not plov. CIto St... 77■ Furman 71, S. Carolina St. 49 kick), 13:51. NY (cros»«hecklng),16:N. Bos (hookine), 17:11; Klueok, . . . 9.0uke 4 -0 653 10 college basketball teams fared Sunday: 15. Georgetown (61) did not play. Old WMlbury 76, (killaudel 49 Georgetown, Kv. 77, Bellarmlne 74 M Ilt -F O C.Nelson 22, 14:57. (hlgh6llcklne),X:K; Lovorre, Chi, minor- 10. Purdue 7- 1 565 12 1. Kentucky (40) did not plov. ____ 19. Memphis Stole (51) did not plov. i-viht Park 91, Ooemen 74 Georgia Southern 75, Armstrong St. 55 Peurth Quarter $1. Leuls 6 M X 7-91 Third Period— 11 Pittsburgh, Loney 1 mhconduct (high-sttchina), X :X . 11. MIchlgan 6--1 540 13 2. Arizona (94) beat Washington 11571. 20. Iowa Stole (51) did not play. Rhode Island 92, Providence 70 H M Point W, Fronds Marion 71, OT Milrt— Wilson 2 run (C.Nelson kick), :45. Tampa Bov 7 6 6 7— 14 TODAY (Quinn), 3:X. 11, Plthburoh, Ouliw 10 Third Perlod-5, Boston, MMdIeton W llOklohoma 7-0 511 14 Rutgers 77, Wqgner 54 Jacksonville 70, St. Peter's 54 D e t-Jom es 16 run (Murray k Ick), 3:26. Beys Bashetball (Coftav, Lemleux), 7:42 (m ). 12, Pitts­ (Sweeney, Lorson), 13:W. 1 Boston, Top Twenty hoop poll 13.lndlana 4- 2 473 5 3. Pittsburgh (60) did not ploy. Saturdoy's collego haop scores Seton Hall 60, Airdham 43 Kansas 74, N. Carolina SI. <7 A— 27,693. TB— Hall 1 poss from tesaverde (Igwe- Bolton at Eost Granby, 7:M burgh, Cumxvworth 12 (Callander), 16:X Courtnail 17 (Crowder), 19:06 (en). 14.IOWO 6- 2 374 7 4. North Carolina (7-1) did not ploy. St. Fronds, Pa. 71, Indiana, Pa. 49 Kennetow 79, Oglethorpe 47 bulke kick), 4:49 Qlrls Bashetball Penalties— Buskos, R t (roughing), 6 :X ; 15. Nev.-Los Vegos 5-0 357 IS 5. Indiana (62) did not ploy. St. John's 60, Niagara 45 _ Kv. Westayan 49, S. Indiana 46 Penoittes Lorson, Bos (hoMlna), 3:X; H ie Top Twenty teams In the AssoctaM 4. Wyoming (40) did not ploy. Temple 43, South Carolina 50 Lindsey w ito n 70, Bresda 41 Min Det 5ecend Quarter Eost Catholic at Berlin, 7:X Sandstrom, N Y (roughing), 6 :X ; Dchlen, Pkmfalr, Chi, double minor (rouoMna), Press' college bosketboll poll, with flrst- i14.lowo St. 6- 1 306 20 EAST 20 17 StL— Novocek 15 pass from Lomax (Del Coventry at Bolton, 7 p.m. N Y (holding), 6 :X ; Hlliler, Ptt (elbow- Ritano,TV 17.MISSOUI1 4- 1 260 16 7. Iowa (62) did not plov. Belmont Abbey 46, Montclair St. 53 Towson St. 92, Caldwell» , , „ Louisville 61, Indiana 69 First downs 13:57; Fraser, Chi (roughlne), 13:57; Evers, ploee votes In parentheses, Jotplpotato Westminster, Pa. 60, Hiram Col. B Ruehes-vards 37-205 26-129 Greco kick), 1:03 l€9 H9Ct(4V Ing ), 16:11; Sandstrom, NY (high- Bos (roughlntri, 13:S7; BurrMge, Bos based on 25151515161516151511-195^ 16. Kansas 7- 2 252 17 6. Temple (50) did not p lw . Brooklyn Col. 46, Wlnthrop 43 Marshall 79, Bewtor 46 135 235 StL— J.T . Smith 6jx n s from Lomax East Catholic vs. Greenwich (Do­ sticking), 16:11. ^ 19. Georgetawn 4- 1 165 16 9. Syracuse (7-2) did not play. C.W. Pott 94, Pott Coll. 54 SOUTH AAcNeete St. 72, Houeton Baptist 71 (charging), 13:57. 654-551, records through Dec. 20 and lost 10. Duke (40) did not plov. Athens St. 44, Rust 55 Mercer 60, Florida Tech 76 S ^ Y o r d s 72 25 (Del Greco kick), 13:57 rothy Hamlll Rink), 6 p.m. Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 212j0— 31 TONIBHT week'sranklng: 20. M e m ^ s St. 5- 1 105 19 DowUng 94, Concordia, N.Y. 93 Comp-Att-Int 16-27-0 1601-4 Third Quarter New Yorky«>7k.X-i5 221515-50. i5 -y . Shots on goal— Boston 161513-43. Chi- 6 p.m. — College basketball: DePoul Record Pto Pvs Others recelvlna votes: Loulsvtile 74; 11. Rorlda (61) did not o ta v .^_^„, ^ Duquesne 99, Detroit S3 Austin Peov 65, MIditaan St. 77 Miami, Flo. 65, Texas 54 12. Purdue (7-1) beat Kansas State 101-72. FOIrielgh Dickinson 74, Maine 40 Brldgewoter,Vo. 69, IM rren Wilton 79 MIttIttIppI 64, Baptist Christian 55 Sedied-Yards Lost 2-30 1-5 StL— F G Del Greco X , 4:M TUESDAY otao 67-511 at North'—iWMtera.'SportsOtahM^ 1. Arizona (24) 5 0 1096 2 DePoul 37; Oaorala Tech 29; Vonderbllt 24; wiat® 7-43 4-42 StL— Await 5 pass from Lomax (Del Beys Basketball 6 0 1016 1 Brigham Young 22; Notre Dome 19; Gannon 54, Ashland 46 Campbell 73, Howard U. 43 MItsIstIppI St. 40, SE Louisiana 51 J S ? ? _ | ^ wsr-ptay^Rex Chapman and 80: Mike Vreeswyk scored 18 points, tee, is pleased to have tennis back to top-ranked Ivan Lendl, swept Hans Olsson, who has been In shortened to best-of-3 sets. recognition. too. Look what we did to Syracuse basketball team,” Olson said. “ Our Ed Davender scored 24 points each on the Olympic program next year, both his singles matches and charge of three Swedish winning Then the Wildcats rose to the top to overcome the 49ers’ brilliant and Tim Perry had 16 as Temple *T think we're really good and and Michigan.” high ranking Is good for our dealt South Carolina lU first loss in and he expects the very best to play clinched it in the doubles with his teams since 1982. “ The Davis Cup is back where it deserve what attention we’re g e fV spot in balloting completed today. Arizona beat the Orangemen program and good for the league to 3-point display. in Seoul. buddy, Joakim Nystrom, as “ On paper, it looked like we belongs,” said Vijay AmritraJ, UNC-Charlotte made lO-of-15 3- six games. ting,” said Sean Elliott, who scored "W e can play with anybody,” 80-69 and the Wolverines 79-64. get recognition.” Perry had 12 rebounds and fivef i v ^ The very best may not include Sweden posted the first final would win easily. But you never win after fulfilling his dream of playing point shots, with Byron Dinkins is points in Just 22 minutes as Elliott said, Elliott led eight Arizona playprs In Sunday’s other game Involving blocked shots as the Owls Impro^iv e " ^ Mats Wilander, who helped Sweden shutout in eight years. on paper. You have to win on the the final of the premier team tennis hitting six of nine. Arizona started Pac-10 play ranked Arizona, 9-0, had already beaten in double figures as the Wlldcato a Top 20 team, Purdue defeated their record to 5-0. turn Its Davis Cup triumidi over The U.S. team of John McEnroe, court. Still, I was confident that we event. A 3-pointer by Dinkins cut the second in the nation, then routed No. 14 Iowa, No. 7 Syracuse and No. grabbed a 49-22 lead at halftime, Kansas State 101-72 and moved No. 10 PuRki# 101, Kansas Slat# India into a rout. Vitas Gerulaltls, Stan Smith and would win 60.” Wildcats’ lead to 82-81 with 1:06 left. Washington 110-71 Sunday. 11 Michigan in its non-conference prompting Coach Lute Olson to 72: Todd Mitchell and Troy Lewis “ Right now, I don’t feel an Bob Lutz beat Italy 60 in San Sunday’s matches were a mere “ But Sweden is not oniy the best from 12th to 10th in the poll. Jeff West missed a jumper and the scored 22 points apiece for Purdue. Olympic gold medal would be like Francisco in 1979. formality but still drew a third team in the world. The Swedish On Saturday, previously top- 49ers committed a turnover before The Boilermakers, 7-1, never winning the Davis Cup or a Grand Sweden lost Just one set in the straight sellout crowd of 12,000 at players are also the finest sports­ ranked Kentucky held off North Davender hit two free throws with trailed after scoring eight consecu­ Slam tournament,” Wilander said »w»Rt-of-5 series on the red indoor the Scandinavium Arena. Jarryd, men on the intemationai tour.” Carolina-Charlotte 84-81, but fell to two seconds to go. tive points for an 18-10 lead. It was after winning three matches in No. 2 today; No. 4 North Carolina “ I ’ve never seen 3-point shooting 49-35 at halftime and Kansas State, Sweden’s 60 victory in the Davis defeated Illinois 85-74; Louisville like that,” Kentucky Coach Eddie 5-3, never came close in the second Cup final. tripped No. 5 Indiana, which fell to Sutton said. half. “ Maybe in 15 or 20 years, tennis in ISth, 81-69; No. 6 Wyoming downed Loulsvilta 81, No. 13 Indiana 88: No. 11 Michigan 111, N. Michigan the Olympics will be a big thing. I Nebraska 87-58 and moved up a Louisville trounced Indiana as 87: Gary Grant and Glen Rice haven’t made a decision if I will go spot; No. 20 Iowa State topped Iowa freshman LaBradford Smith scored 29 points apiece for Michi­ to Seoul. But there is only a CeCeBrate Christmas 102-100 in overtime and rose to 16th; scored 32 points and the Cardinals gan. 8-1, in its easy victory over 56percent chance that I will play.” No. 8 Temple beat South Carolina made 30 of 31 free throws after Division n Northern Michigan. Samaranch agreed with Wi­ 63-50 and advanced two places; going into the game hitting Just 63 The Wolverines led 56-28 at lander that it will take time before percent from the foul line. Jit Center CBurcft Michigan beat Northern Michigan halftime and increased the margin tennis makes it big in the Olympics. 111-87; No. 14 Oklahoma routed The unranked Cardinals hit 28 to 99-63 with 6:55 left.Northem “ But we have to begin, right?” he consective free throws at one ^ AP photo Georgia State 124-81 to move to Michigan, 2-8, was paced by Damon told The Associated Press. “ We do X-ti*. 12th; No. 17 Kansas beat North stretch and Smith finished 14-for- Tidwell’s 25 points. Mike Witt of the Angeis has rejected a proposai to go to hope that the best Swedish players 14. Louisville’s pressure defense Carolina State 74-67 but fell as No. 12 Oklahoma 124, Georgia 81. will play in Seoul.” also took its toll on the Hoosiers, arbitration with the team and, if not signed by Jan. 8, CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES notch, and No. 18 Georgetown 81: Oklahoma, which routed C a te ­ Stefan Edberg, ranked second in forcing 19 turnovers that resulted in cannot re-sign with Caiifornia until May 1 as he plans on trounced Long Beach State 82-63 nary 152-84 earlier in the week, the world ahead of Wilander but 20 points for the Cardinals, 2-2. improved its scoring average to 113 testing the free agent market. unable to play here in the final of a 5:00 • 7:30 • 10:30 but fell to 19th. Keith Smart scored 24 points and The most points Washington had points per game. foot injury, said he definitely would Rick Calloway 22 for Indiana, 6-2. Harvey Grant scored a career- play in the Olympics, and that Wassail Festivities allowed previously was in a 109-70 No. 4 North Carolina 88, Illinois 74: high 34 points for the Sooners. who delighted Samaranch. loss to UCLA in 1972. J.R. Reid, hitting 12-for-14 from the were criticized by Georgia State ” I will be very happy if Stefan 9:00 Huskies Coach Andy Russocalled field, had 30 points and 13 rebounds Bob Reinhart for running up the Righetti headed plays in Seoul brcause he won in Arizona the best team they have while Ranzino Smith had 16 points score. Los Angeles.” said Samaranch, played since he arrived in Seattle for North Carolina. No. 18 Kansas 74, N. Carolina 8t. who was here in a semi-official from Lousiana Tech three years The Tar Heels, 7-1, making their 67: Danny Manning scored 32 points capacity to present'an IOC sports­ ago. first visit to Illinois since 1951. and led a second-half rally for manship trophy to the Swedes. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ’’They’re a great ball club,” he handed the Illini their second loss in Kansas, 7-2, which handed North back to Yankees Tennis was an exhibition sport in Corner Main & Center Streets said. “ They have a lot of strengths nine games despite Kendall Gill’s Carolina State its first loss after two the 1984 Games and will be an By Ronald Blum and few weaknesses.” 25 points. wins. longest in baseball history, is official medal sport in Seoul for the The Associated Press Manchester • 647-9941 Joe Turner came off the bench to No. 8 Wyoming 87, Nebraska 88: After Vinny Del Negro’s free expected to re-sign with the first time since the 1924 Olympics in score 15 points for Arizona, and Wyoming led only 38-34 halftime, throw put N.C. State ahead 65-64, Brewers, Paris. Professionals are being NEW YORK - Dave Righetti is Steve Kerr added 14 in 22 minutes. but the Cowboys scored 17 consecu­ Manning scored four straight tive points in the second half and points to ignite the Jayhawks. in the fold after accepting salary Eldridge Recasner led Washington arbitration that will keep him with with 29 points. boosted th^ir record to 6-0. No. 18 Georgetown 82, Long Fennis Dembo scored 24 points the New York Yankees, while Jack "Arizona isn’t overrated,” said Beach 8t. 63; Georgetown outscored for the Cowboys. Morris, Mike Witt and Jack Clark Recasner, a sophomore point Long Beach 164 in the final six No. 18 Iowa Slats 102, No. 14 Iowa minutes of the first half to extend a rejected arbitration and have three guard. “ If anything, they’re under­ 100, O T : Lafester Rhodes scored 54 one-point lead to 41-28. weeks left to re-sign with their AP photo rated. They deserve to be No. 1 in points. Including Iowa State’s final Reserve Charles Smith scored 20 teams. the country.” Arizona’s Sean Elliott drives past Sunday. The Wildcats won, 110-71, and three points, in breaking the school points and Perry McDonald had 18 Righetti, the most sought-after Arizona never trailed after a record of 47 points set by Barry for the Hoyas, 61, who missed 27 of free agent in three years, turned lost it in the^Uow P^gesr Washington University's Mark West took over the No. 1 ranking In the 3-pointer by Kerr started a 9-0 run Stevens in 1985. The 6-foot-8 senior 48 free throws. Long Beach State down a two-year, $2.7 million offer during first-half action of their game on country. that gave the Wildcats a 13-5 lead. A also grabbed 14 rebounds. dropped to 4-2. from the Yankees and a last-minute People have been finding bid by the Los Angeles Dodgers. places to “ lose it” in the Yellow He accepted arbitration late Saturday night, will ask fora salary Pages for years. between $1.5 million and $1.75 Back in the 50’s, when weight- Sports In Brief Penguins no longer one-man gang million, and then become a free loss centers first appeared in agent again next year, according to his agent. Connecticut, they appeared in Valentine speaks at UofH clinic By Ken Rappoport The Associated Press Paul Molitor, Gary Gaetti, Dave The Original Yellow Pages* from WEST HARTFORD — Bobby Valentine, manager of the Texas Smith, Charlie Leibrandt and Atlee Southern New England Telephone. Rangers, will head a group of seven featured professional NHL Roundup Hammaker were among the 13 It’s obviously no longer Just And with health and nutrition a speakers at a University of Hartford baseball clinic to be held on “ Mario Lemleux and Co.” as far as players rejecting arbitration as were Bill Gullickson, Thad Bosley, Jan. 30, 1988, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Physical Education the Pittsburgh Penguins are Stastny added an empty-net goat big part o f life in the 80’s, naturally, Center. concerned. Danny Darwin. Larry Andersen for Quebec. and John Candelaria. diet and fitness centers are a big The speakers list also includes Ed Notte, manager of the Formerly considered largely a Duchesne broke a 2-2 tie when he Pawtucket Red Sox and Bob Schaefer, coach with the Kansas one-man team, the Penguins are Their teams have until Jan. 8 to part of our book. flipped a centering pass from Alan re-sign them, or lose that right until City Royals. more balanced this season than The fact is, we’ve been part o f Haworth past Greg Stefan for his May 1. they have been in recent years and All areas of the game — hitting,.pitching, catching, infield and eighth goal of the year. Six players Joined Righetti in peoples’ lives in Connecticut for it shows in the NHL’s Patrick Haworth Anton Stastny also outfield play, baserunning and practice drills — will be covered accepting arbitration — Frank more than 100 years. And today, at the clinic. Division standings. scored for Quebec, while Lee "W e have a new attitude and Tanana of the Tigers, Juan Beren- we’re more indispensable than ever. There is a $15 fee per coach and $10 per player for Norwood and Steve Yzerman guer and Tim Laudner of the Twins, more character,” said Lemieux scored for Detroit. Yzerman’s goal preregistration and $20 per coach and $15 per player at the door. Jamie Quirk of the Royals. Dave Maybe that’s why someone in after leading the Penguins to an 64 early in the third period tied the For ticket information, contact Dan Gooley at 243-4656 or in LaPoint of the White Sox and Bill almost every household turns to writing c/o the University of Hartford, Athletic Department, 200 victory Sunday night over the New game at 2-2. York Rangers. “ This is the best Almon of the Mets. Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, Ct„ 06117. The Original Yellow Pages at least team we’ve had since I ’ve been Los Angeles, San Francisco, JetB 4, Devils 1 Texas, Oakland and Cleveland once a week. Whether to find here.” Team USA beats Soviets again The victory completed a weekend Laurie Boschman and Ray Neu- were among the clubs that made things-or even to lose them. sweep of the Rangers and moved feld scored second-period power- offers to Righetti, who had 46 saves INDIANAPOLIS — Goals by Kevin Miller. Steve Leach and the Penguins into a tie with play goals as Winnipeg snapped a in 1986 to set a major-league record. JL The Ordinal Yellow P s^ sf Jim Johannson to open the third period lifted the U.S. hockey Philadelphia for third place in the five-game winless streak. Righetti said Saturday he had / \ Connecticut’s Book. team to a 67 victory over the Soviet select squad Sunday night. Patrick Division, three points be­ Dale Hawerchuk and Doug Small decided to remain in New York The victory gave Team USA a 61 advantage in the eight-game hind the front-running New York added shorthanded goals for Win­ earlier in the week. series, which concludes Tuesday night in Lake Placid, N.Y. The Islanders. nipeg to support a 26save effort by “ I ’m staying mostly because American team is the one that one will represent the United In other NHL action, it was Daniel Beiihiaume. other clubs didn’t sweeten the pot States in the Winter Olympics in Calgary in 1988. Quebec 4, Detroit 2; Winnipeg 4, Patrik Sundstrom scored on the until the last couple of minutes.” Righetti said. “ It was like, all of a Team USA outshot the E v ic ts 3625. New Jersey 1; Los Angeles 6, power play for the Devils. Calgary 3; Boston 4, Chicago 2; and ’’Some nights the puck rolls for sudden, they were on the telephone, St. Louis 1, Washington 1. you,” Boschman said.“ You get a probably because they had heard Evans sets worid swim record Jock Callander’s tie-breaking few breaks and you get a few goals. we were ready to go to arbitration. goal with 1:34 remaining in the It was a big win for our hockey club It was Just too late.” ORLANDO, Fla — Janet Evans set a world record in the second period and the relief goal­ tonight.” ” I know he’s happy to be back.” 406meter freestyle Sunday night at the U.S. Open Swimming tending of Pat Riggin carried Devils Coach Doug Carpenter Leo Righetti, the pitcher’s father, Championships. Pittsburgh over the Rangers. said the short-handed goals killed said. ” In his heart, be wanted to Evans’ tim e of 4:05.45 bettered the previous mark of 4:06.28, set Lemieux had two goals and two the Devils. stay with the Yankees.” by Australia’s Tracey Wickham in 1978. It was the oldest assists as the Penguins wiped out “ You’re not going to win many Bill Gpodstein, Righetti’s agent, swimming record on the books. an early 3-0 deficit and beat the hockey games allo^ng two short- said that the Dodgers made a The 16year-old from Placentia, Calif., was three seconds Rangers for the second time in two handed goals,” he said. “ It’s not last-minute attempt but they did under Wickham’s mark at the midway point in the race. With her nights. good.” not allow Righetti enough time to nearest competitor 4*A seconds behind her, Evans went on to set Riggin relieved Gilles Meloche make a decision. Kings 6, Flames 3 ’’They said I had 10 minutes,” her second world record. after Kelly Kisio’s first-period goal AP photo Paul Fenton and Steve Duchesne Goodstein said. ” I felt as if I was a Evans also holds the world record in the 1506meter freestyle made it 3-0 and allowed only Walt scored 59 seconds apart midway participant in the old game show and has the second-best time ever in the 806meter freestyle. She Poddubny’s second-period power- Chicago’s Denis Savard (18) la all over Boston’s Randy play goal while stopping 41 of 42 through the third period to spark ’Beat the Clock.’ ” will swim the 406meter individual medley Monday night. Los Angeles. Burridge (12) as they battle behind the net during the first But the Dodgers said Goodstein Six meet records were broken Sunday, including Michelle shots. The Penguins reeled off four Fenton got his second goal of the period of Sunday’s game in Chicago. The Bruins won, was trying to promote a bidding Griglione’s victory in the 206meter individual medley. straight goals to take a 63 lead night when he deflected in a shot 4-2. war. Griglione, of Alexandria, Va., was timed in 2:16.19, breaking the after the first period. Callander’s from near the blue line by Mark ” We continued negotiations with three-year-old mark of 2; 16.44 held by Tracy CaulUns, winner of Hardy at 10; 14. problems. scoring. Bill Goodstein throughout the day. goal made it 64 and Troy Loney, Boston, which trailed 2-0 early in three gold medals in the 1984 Olympic Games. Dan Quinn and Randy Cunney- Duchesne then banged in a pass but it became clear to us Dave from Dave Taylor at 11:13. Bruins 4, Blackhawks 2 the second period, held the Black­ Righetti wanted to remain with the worth added goals in the thiri hawks to five shots over the final 37 Taylor, Luc Robitaille and Rick Middleton scored on a New York Yankees,” Dodgers Barber, Lopez combine for title period. minutes and outshot them 4618 for “ I needed a good performance, Jimmy Carson also scored for the rebound at 12:09 of the third period general manager Fred Claire said. Kings, who atoned for a 61 home the game. MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica — Miller Barber and Nancy Lopez the heat was on,” said Riggin, who to lead Boston over Chicago, "Despite frequent requests, at no loss to the Flames on Saturday combined for their second straight 8-under-par 63 Sunday for a hadn’t played in a game since a 7-1 snapping the Blackhawks’ three- Blues 1, Capitals 1 time did we ever receive any night. 56hole record total of 191 to win the M a^a Champions golf loss to the New York Islanders on game winning streak. Lou Franceschetti scored his proposals. Joel Otto, Joe Nieuwendyk and ” In light of the foregoing, we tournament. Dec. 2. Bob Sweeney’s shot from the first goal of the season with 3; 54 left Mike Bullari scored for Calgary. concluded that Mr. Goodstein The winners divided $500,000 of the $850,000 purse. point was stopped by Chicago in regulation time and Washington “ We had every reason to find goalie Darren Pang, but Middleton sought only to use the Dodgers as Arnold Palmer and Colleen Walker, who led Barber and Lopez NordlquBS 4, Red WIngB 2 held on to tie St. Louis. excuses to lose this game, but we stuffed in the rebound for his 10th leverage in his negotiations with by one stroke after the second round, finished second with a Gaetan Duchesne scored the came back,” said Carson, whose Franceschetti’s goal came on a goal of the season. rebound In front of the net with the the Yankees and we aid not allow final-round 67 for a 104 total. tie-breaking goal with two minutes team arrived late in Calgary for the Geoff Courinall scored Into an Blues’ Herb Raglan in the penalty that to happen.” Next were Orville Moody and Jan Stephenson and Bruce left in the third period and Peter game because of airplane empty net at 19:06 to complete the box. Berenguer was one of five play- Crampton and Betsy King, each at 190. 'ers to accept arbitration on Satur­ B a iie r had three birdies and Lopez two as they combined for pSMCtHXSC«MfM(8SXMSaaSMCIMS)eefBa(W()WBHIBafEe{fi«jn()E»)E«)M| day, the last possible day. five birdies on the first five holes. Tomba leads World Cup “ We’re close to a settlement,” At the par-4 ninth hole. Palm er and Walker each shot a double Twins general manager Andy Mac- bogey, while the winning tandem shot par to finish the front nine By Dutan Slolanovic slalom, gave him 125 poims in the I BOLAND BROS. ! Phail said. “ They think they can at 16under. The Associated Press overall standings, 34 ahead of reach an agreement before going to Pirmin Zurbriggen of Switzerland. Manchester Ice & Fuel 1 arbitration.” Tejano wins the Hollywood Futurity KRANJSKA GORA, Yugoslavia Zurbriggen finished a surpris­ Gaetti also is expected to re-sign — Alberto Tomba of Italy is ingly strong fourth In an event not Will be closing on Thursday, with the Twins. INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Tejano scored a 2>/4 length victory over winning ski races again, and conridered his specialty in a time of Morris’ agent. Dick Moss, said Purdue King in the $1 million Hollywood Futurity Sunday to already he has taken a whopping 1:47.32. Dec. 24th at 12:00 p.m. Saturday he is “ fully confident become the richest 2-year-old thoroughbred in turf history. lead over the defending champion and reopening 8:00 a.m. we’ll be able to makes deal with the Regal Classic took third. Tejano’s stablemate. Success in the World Cup overall standings. “ The course was exceptionally Tigers.” Dramatization C 1986 SN E T difficult and selective,” said Express, winner of the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile here a month ago, Tomba resumed his winning But Leibrandt, another Moss Tomba, who is still a second-group Monday. December 28th, client, is having difficulty agreeing finished sixth in the field of eight. ways Sunday In a slalom In this northern Yugoslav resort. He fin­ starter but will be reassigned to the to a new contract with the Royals. Laffit Pincay kept Tejano, third choice in the wagering, close so that our employees may spend | ished the race in 1 minute, 46.35 first group for the next race. “ The negotiations with Kansas behind pace-setting Purdue King, and the colt surged ahead with seconds for two runs fora comforta­ “ This was the best race so far in Christmas with their families. | City have come to a standstill,” a quarter mile to go. ble 0.66second victory over team­ the season, since all the competi­ Moss said. “ Our conclusion is that Finishing the mile race over a fast track in 1:34 65, Just tors pressed as hard as possible,” dSNET mate Richard Pramotton. Austrian Only emergencies will be taken.8 there Is no interest there, we are twb-fifths off the stakes record, Tejano returned $8.80, $8.20 and Guenther Mader was third in said Tomba, who fell in a giant unlikely to make a deal and we will Wfe go beyond the call. $3.20. Purdue King, ridden by Fernando Toro, returned $8.20 and 1:47.27. slalom here on Saturday to inter­ look elsewhere.” $3.80 and Regal Gasslc with Pat Day, $2.60. The triumph, Tomba’s fifth this rupt his winning streak after four Happy Holidays to All!!! | Molitor. who last season had* a season and third straight in the consecutive victories. [|ss;8«MiMM(CssBKms2KiasaM«z8asiasMsn(M()(HKfi(fian 36game hitting streak. the se venth- MANCHESTER HERALD, liondiy. D>c. tl. I6S7 — 17 H - MANCHESTER HBRALD. Monday. Dec. |1. im SNAFU by Bruce BcattI* KIT’N’CARLYLI byLonyWrioM m o m / HE P U T THE X IN X M A S '" “g i l l - TV Topics VouK-Now,UPPy, M/t'Kraesston Moizoef o F A X x v iy .' P m s z I c s fYCRVOME IIU( ..A CONSiWnmG VovK jZ lO K M C0FiSvMEei,| pATff fOAKS AT TO RECEIVE <^)UAWZofte pa r r ''sue 'SLoofiyviewoF eiFTT.. I'll OET' CHI2I$T/mA$. 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IB RapMt 21 Unusual parson nodo ooonDO NEW YORK — Typical interview with theater, but that doesn’t matter to me.’’ people who said, ’Oh, no, you can’t do that.’ ’They 16 CagiMt (•I.) D D O O D D television actor; His show is not exactly typical, either, having aaid, ‘Great, go ahead.’’’ 18 Roman highway Parents wrung hands over decision to go into He studied acting at Northwestern University, 22 Philosopher □ D O d O D been canceled hallway through its (irst season 19 Landing boat acting. Came to New York, took acting lessons, then came back to New Yoik to study at the Marx □ODODD DODD be(ore getting an unusual reprieve (rom the 20 Stag'a mata 23 Within (comb, struggled (or years waiting (or big break. network. acting schools of Lee Strasberg and Herbert DODD DOO DODD Hollywood beckoned. Finally (ound success in 22 Naw Zaaland form) It was a spinoH from CBS’ most success(ul Berghof. m parrot movies, television. Still yearn (or (irst love 25 Nonasnaa ODD ODDDD ODD series, “ Murter, She Wrote.” Orbach plays a “When I was a kid, my heroes really were |p| l I a i t I e I n H t I e a I s I eJ iJ —theater. 24 Black 26 SIngsr _ Ts seedy private eye whose olfice is across the hall Brando and Montgomery Clift and James Dean. by ChartM M. Schulz 26 Qtova laathar Interview with Jerry Orbach, star o( CBS’ I wanted to be in the movies,’’ Orbach said. “ I Kanawa □DDDDO ODOODD from a blue-blood lawyer, played by Barbara 29M oba “The Law and Harry McGraw; “ Babcock. got to New York merely to study and try to work, 2 7 ------first you |p|o|R|T|s| SHE FASCINATES M E ! 3 1 ------to Liva Parents thought acting career Just dandy. Re|)ortedly the producera of “ Murder, She and because I could sing I kept getting Jobs in HERE..ONE OF YOUR IT 5 th a t 61RL AT don't... urns' po YOU 33 Moon goddaaa Moved to New York, took acting lessons, Wrote” leaned on the network to keep “The Law musicals. All my friends who weren’t working CHRISTMAS CARPS CAME SCHOOL! SHE'S 60IN6 TO 2S Dolores — 38 Alias (abbr.) 46 Skin probism BOTHER WITH HER? immediately landed Jobs in musical comedy were forced to go to California and became BACK ..IT SAYS, "NO 3B Paatoral Rio 40 Qarrst 47 Dafsnas organl- and Harry McGraw” on the air. CBS relented PRIVE ME CRAZY'! “Cfieer upl Only 3,681,387 of these to go!" 36 MIddIa Eaat 42 Unused xation (abbr.) because o( singing ability. Yearned to go and is moving “ Harry” from Tuesday to movie stars. SUCH APPRESS" r 29 Opening Hollywood, but kept getting starring roles on org. 43 Unable to fasi 48 Jack Tar's Wednesday be^nnlng Jan. 13. It will replace “Then I got married, my kids were boro, we • KITkrNIA.lM. 30 Smoke and fog 37 Govt, safety 44 Thrsa.banded drink darned old Broadway — “Carnival,’’ “Prom­ “The Oldest Rookie.” were raising a family here in New York, and I •gey. 32 Most robust armadillo 50 Ibssn character ises, Promises,” “Chicago,” “42nd Street.” Orbach was bom in the Bronx, but his parents Just sort of stayed on, stayed with the theater. 34 A rose ____ 39 Parch 45 Farm 51 Deity Now (inally has own television series, leaving moved to Waukegan, Hi., when he was a child. Now, in a sense, I’m finally getting what I rosa agey. S3 Sgt stage behind. 40 Eaatam titia Instead of worr^ng about their only child’s always wanted to do.” THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr “I’m dlHerent,’’ Orbach said over lunch at a 41 Equipmant B 6 7 8 • 10 decision to become an actor, Orbach’s mother He left “ 42nd Street” about three years ago. Midtown restaurant. IZ-21 43 Of ahipa (abbr.) and restaurant manager father encouraged Just about the same time he decided he wanted a “I’ve been on the stage (or 35 years, so I don’t television series. 46 Walking In him. They had aspired to show-biz careers, too. need to exercise those muscles (or a while, or “My mother was singer. My father tried being Why? He laughs. “Fame and money,” he watar I PERH51PE9 NAME WO VbU tSIVE IS don’t (eel a need to get back to it. I (ind working a comic for a while, but had to go to work,” says. HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dlk Brown* WOK ^ IW PUR OA5!?61FT ^5EX IEFT HUHK IN hHE 90/ 49 Draw attantion from IB EX^AN65l5?a...X^EW HOLE ) W & )H A $ B2 Absorb You MAVe A l o t o f e P . . . ir-v S c y iR Y ABOUT rhiAT.. information TV Tonight *PA7tACff£;/M2. 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(Live) (2D Leave It to Beaver B Toddlar 700 mile race across Southwest bad­ Stereo) Currents 6 Sundown B9 lands. Gene Hackman. Candice Bergen, (® Morton Downey Jr. (2D „C?Niy ONE James Coburn. 1975. Rated PG. 6 :0 0 P M ( ® Garfield Christmas Spe­ ® Soap 7 Bird's horns (33) MOVIE: 'Super Fuzz' A man exposed WAV T O ( cial Animated (CC) Jon. Odie and Gar­ to radiation develops superhuman pow­ 6 :0 0 P M ® ® (22) ® @ News field travel "over the river and through 33) PELICULA: ‘La Trenze' Una trenza se B Thin board (c)1987 by NEA. Inc ers. Terence Hill, Ernest Borgnine, convierte en un objeto mitagroso, qua (D Three's Company the woods" to the family farm for an old- Joanne Dru. 1981. todos los habitantes de un pequeno fashioned Christmas. O D Magnum, P.l. (23) Moyers: God and Politics Premiere pueblo deciden venerar. D. Reynoso, Yo­ ffl) Jeffersons (5 ) Carols from Ripon Cathedral (60 (CC) (90 min.) Part 1 of 3 landa Ciani. min.) (TB) Simon & Simon 33) La Indomable (S)SCTV ( S S9) MacGyver (CC) When Nikki be- Little House on the Prairie comes a target for terrorists, MacGyver 3Z) Evening at Pops (R) (In Stereo) (S3) Wilton North Report (60 min.) (In Stereo) » 1S8T by NEA. Wc. I® Doctor Who learns a secret from her past. (60 min ) [C N N ] Larry King Live (2D T.J. Hooker (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE; 'South Pacific' A young [C N N ] MoneyMne College Basketball: UCLA at ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Jehnton CELEBRITY CIPHER (2D Hart to Hart ® Evening Magazine American Navy nurse and a Frenchman [ESPN] CsitbrHy Ciphsr cryptograms art craatod from quotstlona by famous paopla. past and prasont. in Hawaii find romance during World California (2 hrs.) (Live) Each lattar in tha dpbar stands for anothar. Todsy’t ekm: H L. Hill Street Blues @ D Reporter 41 33) War II. Mitzi Gaynor, Rossano Brazzi, 33) To Be Announced. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Slayground' A profes­ © ) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour John Kerr. 1958. sional thief goes on the lam when he ac­ OH M O O O /'^ * P Y Q D YPXGD M8R USC'D ® j) Family Ties (2D MOVIE; 'The Grapes of Wrath' The [E S P N ] Figure Skating: NHK Champion­ cidentally kills an innocent young girl. epic story of a family's migration to Cali­ [CNN] Showbiz Today ships: Ice Dancing From Tokyo. (2 hrs.) Peter Coyote, Mel Smith, Billie White- OREETTU, DXM, DXM QJQPC. fornia during the depression of the thir­ (Taped) law. 1984. Rated R. [D IS ] MOVIE: Tu c k Everlasting' A fa­ ties. Henry Fonda, Jane DarweM, John mily of unfortunate farmers drinks from Carradine. 1940 [TMC] MOVIE; 'Glass Bottom Boat' An [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Stripper* Six women BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake DZTC WRPD. 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(R) ® Hunter Hunter and McCall investi­ Rachel McLish, Carla Dunlap. 1985 MOVIE: 'The Gathering' A father at­ 9 :3 0 P M ® ) Designing Woman (CC) ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue Rated NR (2D The Sugarbaker women reminisce gate when a parole officer is murdered. tempts, one last tirtie, to draw his family (70 min.) (R) [USA] Cartoons together at Christmas. Edward Asner, about past family Christmases and Mary Maureen Stapleton. 1978. Jo's son announces he's stopped believ­ (22) ( ® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) ____ , SCOUR THE AREA, YES,SIR, wrvM.ir nc \t HEN 1^ APRAIP 6 :3 0 P M (® Family Ties ing in Santa Claus. (2D Bluoblockers EXCELLENCY! ) CAPTAIN! THIS E W ^ , YO UR VABIW ALONE, l-IW INVASION^ @D MOVIE: 'Talk of the Tow n' A man HIGHNESS — ...... JXM O O WILL HAVE . ® @D ABC News (CC) 1 0 :0 0 P M Cagney & Lacey (CC) ® Hogan's Heroes ' ^DROPf>ERMAYKIOT. accused of arson hides in a teacher's HAVE BEEN I . TO BE CALLED OFF! (TD Honeymooners house, not knowing she has rented it to a The detectives investigate reports that a (SB News THAT SCRAMBLED WORD OAME future Supreme Court Judge. Cary woman is practicing witchcraft. (60 (22) ® NBC News (CC) [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Grant. Jean Arthur, Ronald Colman. min.) (R) (2D Nightly Business Report Hickman, Nick Charles. 1942 ® (® (2D News W H A T A GUY by Bill HOMl Unscramble these four Jumbles, @D Noticiero Univision 33) El Pecado de Oyuki 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight one letter to each square, to forni 3 1 Kojak © ) Love Connection (In Stereo) four ordinary words. d2) Nature (CC) The salty waters of the (22) ® ) Christmas in Washington Mari­ [CNN] Inside Politics Dead Sea are explored. (60 min.) Part 2 lyn McCoo, Jack Jones, 10-year-old viol­ [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e Pleasure of Hie Com­ pany* An ex-husband returns to attend Surfer Magazine of 2. (R) (In Stereo) inist Stefan Milenkovic, the Vienna Boys "SURE, I’VE [ESPN] his daughter's wedding but tries to CXDINT S i) MOVIE: 'Pocketful of Miracles' A Choir and the U.S. Naval Academy Glee ® CBS News break it up when he sees how beautiful HEARD OF 7 :0 0 P M gambler who believes that apples Club join host Barbara Mandretl for this holiday special. (60 min.) (In Stereo) she is. Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds, THE BEATLES. ( - ® News bought from a Broadway street vendor Lilli Palmer. 1961. n are lucky tries to get his next apple by 33) Noticiero Unlvislon ME STUDIED ® dD Wheel of Fortune (CC) impressing the vendor's daughter. Glenn [M AX] MOVIE: The Wild (SZ) Thoro Were Times, Dear A woman 1 1 :5 0 P M ® $100,000 Pyramid Ford, Bette Davis, Hope Lange. 1961. 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FUJKPP»?50M,]\ A‘5616TMiCE-?y ZEEWEH WHAT HAPPEMEP (2D Barney Miller [HBO] MOVIE: The Color Purple' (CC) [CNN] CNN News ® ) Entertainment Tonight C> 1967 Kmg fMlur— SyndCBM me World refrvd /^-2I tto is t MARAM,, WHBKI AH EM PLOVEE' ® Hollywood Squares Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Alice [M AX] MOVIE: 'Soul Man* (CC) An in­ 33) Star Trek ■ k .A .v FELL. IhTTO A HUGE genious teen cons his way into Harvard ® Family Ties Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel ® Feed M y People VAT OF 6UMP detailing 30 years in the life of a rural Law School when his father refuses to O N T H E F A S TR A C K by BIH Holbrook 3 D Win, Lose or Draw ® Consumer Discount Network -• Southern black woman. Whoopi Gold­ pay his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, Rae DUBOYE (33) La Oema de Rosa berg. Danny Glover, Oprah Winfrey. Dawn Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Now arrange the circled letters to ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents se ond SoMC-ffllNS- 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Stereo) c M T pur MV f it i a e f z oiH 5omiPTiiiN& jotr V form the surprise answer, as sug­ d2) Nightly Business Report 33) Gene Scott IT, m A CHANfrE HA& CoME COHim m siOfi... 0oe,ri.B... gested by the above cartoon. (S3) Three's Company [M AX] MOVIE: 'Back to School' (CC) r OVER ART EVER 6lNCE HE IPI3660RE... Campus life is turned upside down when [CNN] Moneylina a specialty clothing ^co o n enrolls in 6oT MARRIED... INCONSPICUOUS.. [ESPN] SportsCenter college in an effort to make sure his son A - — . ^ c m x n c m A Christmas Gift l:| (Answers tomorrow) [TMC] M OVIE: 'Foul Play* An innocent won't drop out. Rodney Dangerfield, woman becomes entangled in a plot to Sally Kellerman, Burt Young. 1986. Jumbles: FAITH GRIMY ANKLET OUTBID You Can Enjoy All Year kill the visiting Pope. Chevy Chase, Gol­ Rated PG-13. (in Stereo) Saturday's FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavoa Answer. Another name for coffee— "BREAK" FLUID die Hawn. Burgess Meredith. 1978. [USA] Riptide (60 min.) Rated PG. 8 :3 0 P M ® Claymation Christmas Ce­ [USA] Airwolf lebration (C C) The California Raisins are 7 :3 0 P M ® PM Magazine joined by dinosaurs Herb and Rex in this musical salute to Christmas. From Aca­ LOANS THAT THpK LA«\N/ CSD Current Affair demy Award winner Will Vinton, creator ® (22) Jeoperdyl (CC). of the Claymation animation technique. ' f o u ^ A V e M B MUST ® ) Barney Miller ® Entertainment Tonight 33) INN News [DIS] Here's Boomer Part 1 of 2. H A V e BBBN Bridge Astrograph IT ois/tY LA5TEP 9 one loser to make your slam. appears to be the most difficult and ot­ ® e n t M uttropolitan ^ The solution: Lead a diamond from dummy and play low. West must win ter the greatest challenge might surpris­ NORTH U-tI-87 ingly be the easiest lor you to perform ♦ A 10 2 r e p o r t the singleton queen and lead a spade. ^B irthday today. YAK That lets you ruff in dummy as you WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll GEMINI (May 21-June 20) It pays to be ♦ 8 6 5 3 By James Jacoby shed a diamond, and you can now fi­ observant today, because you can prof­ ♦ AQ J7 nesse against Blast’s diamond king to W/VNNA S E E A PICTURE O F y o u D O N 'T I WAS A PliETTY Ddc.22,1967 it from analyzing the experience ol an­ Jeff Rubens, co-editor of Bridge make your contract. So what’s the EAST ME WHEM I WAS A BABY? j-iAVEANV WILD KID IN Something you've always wanted but other. What you learn can be later uti­ WEST World magazine, wrote an imagina-. problem? THOSE DAYS. lized to your benefit. ♦ K Q J 9 8 6 5 4 ♦ 7 CLOTHES ON. felt you could never afford looks like It tive series some years ago called There is also a defender’s solution to 8 V J 108 65 4 2 will be acquired in the year ahead. Sev­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Today, you ¥ 9 3 ♦ K 10 9 7 “Bridge in Muttropolis,” focusing on this deal. When you lead the first small eral people who like you will have a role can reap your greatest rewards from ♦ Q diamond from dummy, East can put S 3 2 ** bizarre results in a big-city club. That In bringing this about. developmants initiated by others rather up his king and thwart your plans. A l­ than from your own spade work. Be series is now available as a book. CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) The ^ f c r a c li e r SOUTH though you can take your ace and jack, means to buy something luxurious that alert tor opportunities. Suppose you were South in today’s ♦ 3 East’s remaining 10-9 will eventually you've been wanting looks like it can be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Usually H’8 un­ Step into a world o f fantasy. Six theme roomr, each with its deal and had to play in six clubs. How VQ 7 take the setting tricks. worked out at this time. Check your wise to M your heart rule your head own distinct personality and charm. An exteruive variety o f should you proceed? 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► ; ig — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec, tl, 1987 Real Estate HOMES HELP WANTED KELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED iniHELP WANTED FOR RALE 160 8M£ k ltE M A IsT HOMES HAFFY HolldOVfll Be- MARCHES to a dlfMrent RITs G LPN's SALES mEMANKETING u i i n f f R T FOR SALE ooui# the flrlendiNp beotl Brand now • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Avoid the downtown OPENINGS IN and good will of thoie room Cope Cod with a Tal-America Is look­ Openings for Indi­ haasig, join th# stiff of IS we serve are the fbun- unique and claasv ENHELD, CT vidual with Landscapa, All real estate odvarlltad In layout. Must be seen to Byndit Products, Ino. a ing for Telephone tha Monehastar Herald Is dotlon of our auccett, growing East of the Work oloaar to home Rapreaantatives Full Agricultural and Hortl- sublect to the Fair Heusina the staff of our office be truly appreciated. 3 . Form Supplies and Equipment ... . 80 1988 bedroom, 316 bathe, . Business P ro p e rty...... Entertainment...... 53 RATIS: 1 to 6 days: W cents per line per day. RIvar manufaoturar, and continue doing tha and Part Time. cultural background. Act of 19M. which mokes It wish you the kind of Notices Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 lllaeol to odvertlse any pref- enormous rear deck, : Resort Property ...... Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. aanrlng tha vahlda oaia thinga you enjoy the YOUR Large wholesale nurs­ holiday that brings ...... 01 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Hourly wages plus cranot, limitation or dtscrlm- nice things to your mocloua study or of­ Lost/Found...... M ortgages...... Carpentry/Remodeling ...... 55 20 fo 25 dove: M cents per line per day. Induaby. Wa hava a moat about your job — ery has immadiata full ...... 02 Boots and Marine Equipm ent___ . 83 YEAR? commissions. Inotlon bosad on roca, color, home with warmth and fice over the garage. Personals...... Wanted to B u y ...... Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. great opportunity at our helping people. We time position available. rallplon, tax or notional Hardwood floor^ and Announcements...... 03 Rooflng/Slding...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 entry level for the right have openings on the origin, or on Intention to happiness Oil through . 85 Minim um charge: 4 line*. IF working with profaa- — NO SELLING — Send rasums to: ..the c o m in g y e a r I corget. Acre glue lot on Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. pareon. eacond and third ahifta moka any such prateranoa, R e n t a ls . 86 Realty World, Birch Mountain Rood Financial...... 05 Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... at our facility. Pay la alonal paopla In a high We're offering a The limitation or dlacrlmlnatlen. In Monchester. All this Rooms for Rent...... Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 D E A D L IN IS : For classified advertisements to Tha job Involvaa an- energy anvironrrwnt la Tha Harald will not know­ Frechette Benoit A m o - Heating/Plumbing...... 60 commanaurata with ground floor oppor­ ingly occapt gnv advartlsa- dotes. 646-7769.0 O ld more tar 8272,100. Apartments for Rent...... Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Top Soles...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the •waring talaphonas and tha labor market your bag, than tha am- Robert Baker Jockeon A Jackeon Employment & Education deadline Is noon on the day before publication. tunity to the, right mant which Is In violation of Condominiums for Rent. Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 dIreeUng calla, taking without traveling to ploymant agency bual- EASf Hartford. New to Real Eetote. 647-6400.a Port Time Help Wonted...... 10 Homes for Rent...... For odvertlsements to be published Mondoy, and Inputting ealea ord­ people. Company HgId Wanted...... 11 Hatford or Springfield naaa la right for you. SOUTHERN New Eng- the market, nicely dec­ Store/Office Space...... the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. ers, greaUng ouatomare situation Wanted...... 12 to work. Conaldar thia Racrultara earn •60- 1700 Mountain Road lond ciMSifleld ods orated 2 bedroom, tVb SN U G oe 0 bug. Attroc- Resort Property...... Merchandise and visitors, computer- Do you meet these roach noorlv 800.(100 Business Opportunities...... 13 opportunity and join 70,000 In tha aacond West Suffiald, C T both tri level Town- hve 6 room Colonial In industriai Property...... Holiday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive qualifications: homgg In Connecticut Instruction...... 14 R EAD YO U R AD. Classified odvertlsements are Izsd date sntry, slo. This our other irwdical ataff house In lovely newer the Martin School dis­ Garages and Storage..... Antloues and Colleett^les...... 72 Cars tor Sole...... 91 year - •35-40,000 In 06093 and Rhode Island. The complex. Features In­ trict. Cozy atmos­ Employment Services...... 15 taken by telephone as a convenience. The la a responalbla position In providing quality • Articulate and Roommates Wanted...... Clothing ...... 73 Trucks/Vons tor Sole...... 92 tha firat yaarl If you or call Jim at price tor o basic 25 clude sliders off living phere, taetefully deco­ Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one in a t x ^ offlea. medical care to our In- wall-spokan Wanted to Rent...... Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... 93 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the slie of mataa. Former madica would ’ Ilka to apand word od Is only $55 and room taoding to pri­ rated, Cleon and neat, 2 Tha right pareon must • Salf-confidant and 668-7371 will appear In 43 news­ Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appliances___ ...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 the original Insertion. Errors which do not In tha military are en­ aome time dlacutalng vate potlo and charm­ bedroome, flregloc^ Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 ba fisxibla, otganizad, couraged to apply. thIa apot, call ms. osaartlva papers. For more In­ ing dining room over­ small den or office off Homes for Sole ...... 21 lessen the value of the advertisement will not formation coll Classi­ ...... 22 Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 hava a pisstsnt ts Call ua at 763-0885 ex- • Success oriented looking living room. living room with chIno Condominiums for Sole. be corrected by on additional insertion. Len Baron, CPC fied, 643-2711 and ask $135,000. Century-21 ...... 23 Chiid Core...... Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 phona mannarand hava tenalon 4104 for more cabinet. Offering price Lots/Land for Sole...... To schedule an In­ for detolls.o Epstein Realty. 647- 8139.900. Jackson A Investment Property ...... 24 Cieaning Services.. Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood ...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 a naat appsaranca Typ­ information or to be m M8TRUCTNIN ing and data antry skills 278-3843 terview, call 8895.0 Jackson Real Estate. achadulad for an Inter­ MANCHESTER. By 647-8400.0 are snsnUal, 2 yasrs view. ' Mr. Resnicit owner. 2 bedroom SOUTH Windsor. Newly recant businass axpari- Industrial (103) 18f-11S6 Cape, finished base­ listed. Sparkling and enca Is hsipful. Comb. Corrsetlonal GUITAR LESSONS ment with bar, new spacious Exetar modtl MANCHESTER Oppor- taugM by local profaaalonal. TX(- furnace, partially fin­ 2 bedroom Townhouse tunlty to combine o PART TIME PARTTiME Syndat offers a com- InstitiitB Recruiters Notices Box 1400 Ing itudsnlt from bcgbinart on ished upstairs, en­ a t Strowbrldoe. home with o nice In- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTBi HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED paHHva starHng wags Wait Harlfari, CT SECRETARY/ up. Call about Holiday Spadal. closed porch, applian­ Sunken living room comel 3 fam ily 4-4-4. and banafit package In­ Enflald, C T 06082 Quiet dead-end street. As o condition precedent to RECEPTIONIST ces. Asking $124,500. with fireplace, atrium P A R T Tim e Warehouse TE A C H E R Assistant. Jo- PART- time experienced HAIR Stylist. Full time MANCHESTER Medicol DIRECT Care. Full and cluding health and den­ Attention Jim Harkins Principals only. 646- doors leading to deck Convenient to schools the placement of any adver­ RN/LPN Immediate Nuraa Recruitment Far Real Esiala tising In the Mlanchester He­ and Inventory work. nurory 1 opening at P and L collector. Call fbr busy salon. Expe­ Medical Core Centers office requires Office port time position tal Inauranca, profit 647-8553 4496. and central olr ore lust and shopping. Re­ E Pavalapaiaat Ca. 646-1700 ext. 339. Manager. Medical of­ AfDnfMMvB AoMon IqoBl cently renovated. rald, Advertiser hereby 15-20 hours per week. state approved private rience preferred but of Manchester and available in Hebron, aharing ate. naaaa call OpportunHy t m p lo ^ M A N C H ES TER . New list­ 0 tew teoturee ot this agrees to protect. Indemnify Morninos. Good pay. school to assist In not necessary. Pleo- fice exprtenoe essen­ Andover and Marlbo­ Wall organized Indi­ lovely unit. 8174,900. $224,900. Klernon East Hartford hove Pal Hoffirwnn (or an ap­ vidual with excellant ing. Immaculate S and hold harmless the Man­ 644-6962.______classroom with Autis­ MEDICAL Tronscrlp- sont working atmos­ part-time openings tor tial. Must be good ty­ rough. Join 0 new and Smart shoppers shop Century-21 Epstein Realty. 649-1147. chester Herald, Its officers tlonist. Port time tor pointment. Syndet Pro­ STEEL ERECTOR typing and communi­ room Cope that offers 4 KINDERCARE- tic and Developmen- phere, salary, paid vo­ nurses with recent pist, familiar with 3rd growing Connecticut What mokes Wont Ads Classified! They find bedrooms, main floor Reolty. 647-8895.0 and emplayees against any Ophthal mol ogl col party reimbursement, ducts Inc., Route 6, Bol­ cation skllla; computer that's good way to fight and all liability, loss or Monchester has Imme­ tolly delayed students, cation, sick days, acute or ambulatory agency tor Oevelop- work? People like you Must hava exparlance 0 family room, formal V E R N O N . Colonial, 4 MANCHESTER NOW ages 4-10 years. Send practice. Salary com­ health Insurance. 647- experience. East Hart­ able to deal with staff mentollv Dlosobled ton, Conn. 06043. B welding, connecting experience a plus. Call the high cost of living. Construction! T h is expense. Including attor­ diate port time opening mensurate with expe­ who read and use the dining room, eat In bedrooms, 7Vt baths, neys' fees, arising from for o core-giver for 5 resume or opply to: 1167.______ford hours ore two and public. Excellent adults. Send letter of 0172 or tend reauma to Wont Ads every day. 643- and laying deck. Many 843-9095 643-2711. kitchen, 2 cor garage flreploced living room lovely Colonial otters 3 claims of unfair trade practi­ Community Child Gui­ rience. Contact Lor­ evenings and one wee­ salary and benefits. Interest and resume to : P. D. Box 1425, Man- spacious bedrooms year old children. Ap­ raine 646-7704. GAS Attendant. Wee- 2711. fringe benefits Includ­ and above ground with poooed floors and ces, Infringement of trade­ plicant must be depen­ dance School, 317 knlghts and weekends. kend per month. Man­ Present Manager Is Program Coordinator, chaatsr, C T 06040. ing dental. Looking for something pool, all situated on a beamed celling. 2nd with oil amenities. marks, trade names or pat­ dable with some expe- North Main Street, Call 646-3444. Ask for chester hours are one aware ot this ad. Reply P.O. Box 702, Putnam, ■oe ONE OF THE nicest You don't hove to be an special? Why not run a nicely landscaped lot fireplace In fam ily Flraploco, |ocuzzl,skv- C ents, violation of rights of M a n ch e s te r, 06040. morning, one evening, In the strickest confi­ C T 06260.______EAST HARTFORD advertising expert to get llohts, 2 cor gorooe. privocv and Infringement of rlence preferred. J o y .______things about wont ads is ''Wonted to Buy" od In In o deslreoble neigh­ room, 2 car garage. Undo 646-7D90.______EOE. one weekend per dence to Box M M , C/0 N IG H TS Part-time help Classified It a ereot way results In Classified. We'll Classified. The cost Is borhood. Priced at $214,900. O.W.FIsh Beautiful wooded lot. copyright and proprietary CLERICAL. Filing, t h e Manchester their low cost. Another Is WELDINO • 280-2323 rights, unfair competition month. Interested op- wanted to lood trucks. ... to sell somathingl 643- hcip-vou word your od. sm all... the response big. $199,900. U 8. R Realty. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- 8374.900. Klernon NIGHT Auditor port FULL TIME phones, typing Includ­ Herald. their quick action. T ry a and libel and slander, which MANUFACTUmNO ing various office du­ pllconts call Sheri at Approximate hours 5 C711. wont od today 1 643-2711. 643-2711. 643-2692.0 1400.0 Realty. 649-1147. time. Friday and Sofur- 721-7393 M onday may result from the publica­ doy 11pm to 7om. MAINTENANCE ties In local Insurance QUALIFIED person for p.m. to 9:30 p.m. tion of any odvertlsment In ogency. Call 875-3333 through Frldoy 9 to 4. custom mill work and Monday- Friday. the Manchester Herald by Please- apply front SUPERVISORS advertiser. Including adver­ desk. Quality Inn, 51 MroduoUofi/WarwhouBB/ 40 hour position avail­ tor on oppointment. kitchen house. Pur­ Apply In person: Pe- tisements In any free dlstrl- Hartford Turnpike, able in maintenance GRAMPYS Corner store EXPERIENCED Home chasing, billing, pric­ quot Spring Water Health Aide to core for ing, etc. Benefits. Company, Spring butlan publications pub­ Vernon. 646-5700. T M Coow-ColB MoMNng CoiRpBm Of department at local has Immediate open­ lished by the Manchester EOE/AA. Nrw Vofk, lne..h*epw *ige(ofPr»- ings tor coshlers- seml-involld Femcriein Apply at : Zohners Street Ext., Gloston- Herald. Penny Sleffert, duotlon and W wifiotm MupoMtoti Health care facility. Coventry. Hours 9:30- Woodworking, 23 In­ burv, Ct.______Publisher. •nd ■ MBlwHmHBB iWBWiNtr in our Experience In general /clerks.S6.00an hour to Newt Mf t ford fteni start. Flexible hours, 2pm. 5 days o week. dustrial Drive West. repair required. *6.46 $6.50 per hour. Referen­ Tolland, Ct. 06084. 675- Placing an od In Classified liberal benefits. Apply Is easy. Just coll 643-2711. U»T HELPWANTBI PROOUCTIOR per hour to etart plus at Grampys. 706 Main ces. Coll 742-9116 6226. AND RNIND SUPEHWIMRR excellent banefita. Street Monchester. MoopOfMlWB foe tfioodno production Apply In person at: TEMPORARY Workers. LO S T. Brown and White, Hartford Eoster Seals 4 month old puppy. oondMMo « ■ bo a iharp aad rtartar MeadDws Manor Manchester facility Is Answers to Nutmeg. wttfi auparvfaory aitpartanoa In a taal* LOOKING FOR WORK TH E DEADLINE FOR paoad manufacturing amdronmant. 333 Bidwell street looking tor Bindery S Will Santa be g Near Benton Street. PLACING OR and assembly workers. Holiday Manchester Please coll 649-4024 or CANCELING AN AD WAREHOUSE CHECKER Monday-Friday. Can­ I Coming to i BUT 724-4320. IS 12 NOON THE DAY SUPERVISOR didates must be depen­ Maaponalbla for varlfleatleo of 647-9191 dable. 18 years or BEFORE, MONDAY - dr(vor*a laadi and ooordinaling ffw I Town SI FRIDAY, IN ORDER moweraeni of preduetia and from lha older. Coll Sam Sadler DONT HAVE THE SKILLS? Employment piani OuaWlad oandldan wM hava ot 647-7423. t«Will your Christmas | Gift TO MAKE THE NEXT aema aaparfanoa In warabouaa ANTIQUES ISSUE. FRIDAY mawagamant. Good oommunloatlon, £ be a "Joy To The S NEED TRANSPORTATION? A Education AFTERNOON BY 2:30 eoundrtg and auparvlaory ahWa art R World” or a "Silent 8 alao rwoUrad. Ideas PM FOR MONDAY’S pWinerica^ Favorite Store K Night"? Our eives g Then call us for an interview. MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE ISSUE. THANK YOU MAINTENANCE g i W j g r 8 are working days, w Offering paid on the job TRAINING. PART TIME FOR YOUR ____ MANASER £ nights, and £ ANTIQUE 2 HELP WANTED COOPERATIONIII MaapoTMlbla for Via malniananoa and w weekends to fill g TYPEWRITERS rapair of Mgh apood production FANTASTIC BENEFITS. CENTER maofdnaa. Mual bo abla lo managa WANTED — NIGHT CREW £ Santa orders and 8 Looking for a 6 peraon team to stock shelves on K need more help. 8 maobanioal background, ptua good Will work with you on arranging planning and organttatlonal akWa. the night shift, Monday - Friday. 9:30 pm-7am. 8 Don't be a K YALE TYPEWRITER Good oommuntoatloo and paopla Competitive wages and benefits (or mature, res­ TRANSPORTATION. WAREHOUSE DRIVER. Immediate op­ managamani ahMa ara alao ragulrad. 8 "Rudolph-ln-the- ^ SERVICE ^ PiitT lM ening. Manchester He- ponsible individuals, interested applicants apply £ Red" this Typswrltsra rsbulH. PortsWe typewrIMra rold route Coventry Aa on Induatry laodar, « a offar a oom* paWva waga and banaVt program In w Christmas. Come I Classes begin January 1988. (rom $38. Saiss and ssrviM Looking for port timo area. Short hours, a dW a n lo opportunity for growth. MANCHESTER K-MART work to piy (or good pay. Coll 742-8B67 Vlaaaa appfy to: Personnel Dept. ■ 239 Spencer St. £ earn the cash you Please call A. Plante Antiques Of All Kinds Through the House and Barn. 41 Purnell Place, Mancheeter •cliool or ralio your or 647-9946 and leave ■ Manchester, C T ■ 643-5122 H need to stuff W ednesday th ru Sunday 10-5 649-4906 name and telephone The Coca-Cola 8 everybodys Director ot Nursing Services otandarll of living? number and I will coll g stockings. Call E. K 2224 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44) ■ (Coventry, (TT ■ 742-0346 you bock.______Bottling BEAUTY SALONS IBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBX BXBXBXK Hours srs flexible. We fi Scrooge to arrange £ 643-5151 **«t«*«j«Bx»x$ffl*«x!ax5axie«xiia*«iBX)axi£fi¥iKXBx»siBatBa will work with you to Company of A C C O U N TS Receivable DEADLINES FOR £ an interview. 8 EOC SALON ULTRA come up with e reason­ Clerk. Experienced In family hair care - complete nail able schedule. We of­ New York, Inc. K (203) 289-1156 | oil aspects of medical 411 Main gireai CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING raw test Esssac lexica: care - gift certificates available for FLORAL JEWELRY fer e clean, safe work billing. Salary com­ •aal Hartford. C T O i ll l the holidays. UNIQUE GIFTS environment, competi­ mensurate with expe­ tgual Opportunity I mpioyar M/F 555 Main St., Manchester tive wages, paid vaca­ rience. Contact Lor­ WEEK OF DEC. 21st KRAU5E FLORIST tion, paid holidays and raine. 646-7704. 64^525 profit sharing. Come In STRETCH YOUR burger Christmas plants & The ADAMS APPLE budget By using one port Starting Deadline and see how a leading centerpieces. of Vernon# Inc. Blue Sky Trading Co. CLERICAL soy extender to four ports Date For For Placing TRES CHIC national electrical of meat. Your taste buds Holiday Rose Special! 14 Carat Gold Chains, Bracelets, American Indian jewelry & wholesale distributor Clerical position for Earrings won't be able to tell the Ad Ad W i f / / / / ^ BEAUTY SALON artwork, leather wallets, belts & operates. Reose call a bright, energetic difference, but your Christmas Parties Too! Open Dally 10am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 budget will! Boost your has gift certificates available buckles, gold & silver jewelry. Tie for an Interview. person. Entry level Mon., Dec. 21 2:30 PM, Fri., Dec. 18 621 Hartford Rd. Manchester budget by selling idle for all your holiday styles. EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 die sbirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards in growing items In your home with a Tues., Dec. 22 12 noon, Mon., Dec. 21 W.W. GRANGER, 643-9559 for Qiristmas & other important company. Fast low-cost ad In classified. Wed., Dec. 23 12 noon, Tues., Dec. 22 Great slocking sluffers! SXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBX INC. txi»jax£Siaxiaxiaxiax)axtftx$txiE«< dates. Indian prints by James 165 Maxim Rd. paced, friendly F U L L Tim e house person ThuijAY'OBC. 24 12 noon, Wed., Dec. 23 303 East Center Street Hartford, C T 06114 Sbipley, heavy woo 1 wrap sweaters, office. Benefits. for Quality Inn Confer­ J&J Jewelers 525-3525 ence Center duties In­ Fri., Dec. 25 2:00 PM, Wed., Dec. 23 GREETINGS 643-2483 FRUIT BASKETS •45. No experience Reserve Your Ring clude: meeting set up, Mon., Dec. 28 10:30 AM, Thurs., Dec. 23 < £ » £ » ex tax iES senaat lEfii 217 Center St., Manchester necessary. light cleaning and Mother's Rings from *89.95, room service. Full be­ For Family, Friends or that ELECTRONICS first 3 stone free. 647-0607 Call Pam Dempsey. nefits. Quality Inn, 51 PERO’S FRUIT STAND Horttord Turnpike, 785 Main St., Mancheeter (800) 842-5048 Vernon. 646-5700. Special Someone... JB ELECTRONICS Fancy fruit baskets — delivered HELP WANTED EOE/AA. P A R T T IM E Where profaoelonale buy their locally — shipped nationwide. 643-8484 stereo equipment. Discount All Wicker at 20% off 'til Dec. 24 CRAFTSMEN’S CUSTOMER SERVICE Give a personalized message that will pricing on cosh and carry Items. 276 Oakland St., Manchester XBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBX) GALLERY We are looking for responsible service- appear December 24 In the Herald! Call Jack Bertrand 643-0384 "Tht P/ace on Coopor St." minded individuals to handle customer inquir­ 043-1262 MUSICAL NEEDS A wagon full of dolls and Toddy PRIVATE PARTY ies. The position requires enthusiasm. Inde­ A 1x1 Inch ad is *4°° and k tax tax lax tax tax Bx tax Etas Bx lax i beeretoo. pendent thinking, and organization. Good Wreaths, Candlea and Folk Art are communication skills and a pleasant tele­ AL SIEFFERT'S HARDWARE BELLER’S MUSIC welting here (or you. phone manner are essential. larger ads are also available Open 7 days a weak, 9 Merchandise Ads APPUANCES 50 Purnell PI., Mancheeter Mon.-8al. lOamdpm / Sun. ia-Spm 3:30 -— 7:30 PM Monday-Friday - up to 1 full page! 649-2036 047-8101 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday Shop now tor a full aalactlon of BUSH HARDWARE ALL roue MUSICAL MBBDS ATBiasAvwaai Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more TVa, VCR'a, Audio Equipment, 792 Main St. Manchester Open dally until • pm Information. So give Holiday Cheer this year Big Screen TVs, Camcorders, Ml- Shop lir the Do-lt-YourtiKir. THE HOMESTEAD crowavea, C D Players. Washers, Complili line ol tooli. tXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXI OB the Green with an ad in the Herald! Dryers and Kitchen Appllancoa. Old fathioned cards, gift wrap 6 ornamenla. Ws will beet any pricsl Open daily 6:30 am to 5:30 pm and Blown glass ornaments. Hand made wreatha. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... Thursday eveninge (or tha Holidays. 8 46 Tolland Green. Tolland MANCHESTER AREA______445 Hartford Rd., Mancheater PRACTICAL 872-0559 Henry St...... 261-315 647-9997 643-4121 9 9 f Princeton ...... 167-190 Keep your loved ones well ■dAb aXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXtWm ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Tanner ...... 124-166 x»$»£aijax0XiEa$fi(tax!ax)BX$«$fi Informed on all the niews Wellesley ...... all SCANDINAVIAN ★ Additional Lines 50

W*** East Center St...... 25-209 Ddd WBXBXBXBX*«*«*«*kd*«***« »*«*«*«*«*«*«*«*«*«*«»*» Parker...... 399-514 Lydall...... 1-47 643-2711 643-2711 CALL CLASSIFIED Woodbridge...... 293-470 High wood Dr...... all Please Note — Porter S t ...... 458-515 Wyllls St...... all All Ads must be phoned into, the Herald no later 6 4 3 “ 2 7 1 1 N O W ! than Tuesday, December 22 at Noon! CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946