TAX PLAN KEY to MALL $70-Million Project Could Open in Late 1989

mxdmtn HfralJi Manchester — A City of Village Charm

Saturday, Jan. 23, 1988 30 Cents TAX PLAN KEY TO MALL $70-million project could open in late 1989

By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald

The >70 million Mall at Buckland Hills — possibly larger than one originally proposed — could be completed by the fall of 1M9 if directors agree to a seven-year tax freese worth >9.5 million, the developer says. Joseph LeDuc, senior development director for the Homart Development Co. of Chicago, said during a news conference Friday that Homart will present a proposal next week to the Manchester Board of Directors to finance the road and utility improvements related to the mall, estimated now at $15 million, through a 7-year tax freeze on 100 acres of the 115-acre mall site. The tax freeze would allow Homart to recapture $9.5 million by freezing the real estate tax assessment at a lower percentage rate. Most directors interviewed Friday night were non-committal on the proposal. The mall is expected to employ between 1,500 and 2,000 full- and part-time employees, LeDuc said. Physical plans lor thA^mall will remain the same, but the size may increase, LeDuc said. The details of Homart’s ^ n s were disclosed just months after a slim^nnargin of voters defeated a Nov. 3 referendum^alling for $13 million in tax-increment bonds to p^t^rj^rroad and utility improvements. After that defeat. LeDuc had said Homart was considering scaling the project down or moving it to South Windsor. But he said Friday the mall would rennain at the proposed 785,000 squ are-f^ and may even get larger. " I f anything, the 785 will Increase,” LeDuc said. ‘ He also Announced Friday that adjacent landowners 1-84 Associates, which consists of Trammell Crow Co. of Dallas, Robert Weinberg of Manchester and John Finguerra of New York, finalized an agreement with Homart Friday morning to contribute $3 million to the utility improvements. Homart AP Photo will pay the remaining $2.5 million and would GOINS TO COURT FOR THEIR CAUSE — Police take into custody pay full taxes at the end of the seven-year period. anti-abortion demonstrators at the Supreme Court in Washington on Finguerra, who would not confirm reports Friday. An estimated 50,000 people protested on the ISth anniversary Wednesday of an agreement among develop­ of the legalization of abortion by the Supreme Court. Thirty-five ers. plans to build office and commercial demonstrators were arrested after crossing a police line at the edge of buildings on about 1 million square-feet of land next to the mall site. Weinberg proposes the building's sprawling plaza. They were arrested as they prayed, and mixed-use development for more than 60 acres some had to be carried off when they refused to walk with the police ' Please turn to page 3 who arrested them. Story on page 8. feature sectioi^

.'itv wr-j Dr. Crane's Quiz 111 mall tax cut plan

1. Which one of these is inappropriate in this By Andrew J. Dovls generai grouping? Manchester Herald PONTIAC ATTILA SITTING BULL TECUMSEH Directors are offering no promises now to a Chicago 2. The name "B ig B en" shouid suggest which company that wants a 19.5 million tax break todevelop river? 5^ a $70 million mall at Buckland Hills. HUDSON NILE DANUBE THAMES But many directors interviewed Friday said they would like to see a mall open in Manchester. ’Their 3. A person who used a Stradivarius probabiy comments came after the Homart Development Corp. e m p lo y ^ which one of these in childhood? of Oiicago proposed that the town offer the company a MICROMETER METRONOME IHTER BOX seven-year tax freeze that would help pay for $15 PEDOMETER million in road and utility improvements at the 115-acre site. 4. Noah first sent out which spy to see if there was ’The mall is proposed for a 3$0-acre tract off Buckland any dry land? Road near I-$4 East. EAGLE DOVE RAVEN PIGEON Directors Stephen T. Cassano, ’Theunis Werkhoven, 5. Which nicknamed creature has only 2 legs? Kenneth N. Tedford, James F. Fogarty, Ronald Osella MICKEY POLLY NANNY ELSIE and Geoffrey Naab all said they wanted to study the proposal further before taking a stand. 6. Try to match the Biblicai fathers at the left with Homart will present a proposal to the Board of their daughters at the right. Directors next week asking for the tax freeze. In (a) Job ...... (v) Dinah addition to the $9.5 million Homart hopes to raise (b) J a co b ...... (w) Michal through the freeze, adjacent landowners who would (c) D a v id ...... (x) Jemima benefit from the utility improvements will contribute (d) R e u e i...... (y) Tamar $3 million to the project. (e) King Saui ...... (z) Zipporah Voters on Nov. 3 narrowly defeated a referendum Reginald PInto/Manchaster Herald question calling for the utilities and road improve­ Answers in Classified section ments to be funded by $13 million in tax-increment ROCKIN' ‘ROUND THE CLOCK — Manchester Samaritan Shelter. Partici­ bonding. About 17 young members of the Center pants raised money through pledges for Congregational Church rocked around the Rock-a-thon, which began at 8 p.m. ’THOUGH CASSANO said he would like to study Homart’s proposal further, he added he was in favor of Dtvid Kool/Mxnchmter Harald Connecticut Weather the clock Friday at the church, at 11 Friday and was scheduled to end at 8 a mall in Manchester. The latest offer may have a Center St., to raise money for the a.m. today. better chance of gaining acceptance because it has EXPLAINING PLANS — Joseph LeDuc, Buckland Hills, explains Homart's prop­ been accepted previously. a senior development director for the osal for tax-freeze financing Friday at a Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: ’The JC Penney Warehouse was given a similar tax Homart Development Co. of Chicago, news conference in the Whiton Saturday, sunny early. Becoming cloudy in the break when the warehouse opened about five years developer of the proposed Mall at Memorial Library. afternoon. High 30 to 35. Saturday night, cloudy with a ago. JC Penney is the leading taxpayer in town. Independent prosecutors “ That’s exactly what we did with JC Penney,” chance of flurries late at night. Low 15 to 20. Sunday, cloudy with a 40 percent chance of snow. High 30 to 35. Cassano said. “ It worked there, it can work here." West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, sunny early. Werkhoven, the only directortoattenda Friday news Becoming cloudy in the afternoon. High 30 to 35. conference announcing the proposal, also said he Buckland mall plan revived Saturiay night, cloudy. Low around 20. Sunday, cloudy wanted to study the matter further. ruled unconstitutional “ The presentation was good," said Werkhoven. “ But Continued from page 1 adding that the plan “ is not as good hours” of starting construction, with a 40 percent chance of snow. High 30 to 35. I haven’t seen the documents. I’d to to see them before I a financing...package as we in­ LeDuc said. WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. K. Deaver. He was prosecuted by A different three-judge panel of make a judgment.” of land near the site and ’Trammell itially sought.” "W e just have to reach an Cinniit Court of Appeals ruled, 2-1, an independent counsel. the Circuit Court of Appeals last Director Ronald Osella said he’d also like to take a Crow plans to build 1,000 luxury LeDuc said, “ We feel that we are agreement with the developers and Lottery Winners on Friday that the law passed in the Deaver’s lawyers immediately year upheld the legality of the closer look at Homart’s proposal, but would strongly apartments next to the site. submitting a fair proposal to the town and we will be in a position wake of the Watergate scandal filed a moUon to vacate "the backup appointments to Walsh. favor another referendum vote. “ I think we’ve gone a long way in community. It’s a public and then to start construction imme­ under which independent counsels unconstitutionally obtained jury Independent counsel James C. “ It would seem logical at first glance,” Osella said. bringing the area developers into private partnership.” diately,” LeDuc said. " It would be are appointed to investigate allega- verdicts" against him and to McKay, who is prosecuting former “ But I can’t be in favor of it until I get my questions the project. ’Their interests are Homart’s thought that we could Connecticut daily Friday; 869. Play Four: 0641. Although development plans are Uons of wrongdoing by high govern­ dismiss the charges against him. presidential aide Lyn C. Nofziger answered. I ’m of the mind at this point to call for a much more like Homart’s and I reach an agreement within a Connecticut “ Lotto" Friday; 4, 6, 11, 22, 35, 40. the same as those approved last ment officials Is unconstitutional. Deaver faces a maximum 15-year on illegal lobbying charges, also special referendum. With this critical impact, think that’s what has caused them month.” year, inflation and additional con­ The decision said courts lacked prison term for lying to a grand jury accepted a backup appointment. shouldn’t we go to the people?" to stay,” LeDuc said. Homart owns a total of 115 acres, constitutional jurisdiction to ap­ and a House subcommittee that Friday’s ruling dealt with a LeDuc said Homart and officials struction costs caused by the delay but will use only 100 acres for the on the project have increased the point prosecutors, a function re­ investigated his lobbying activities. challenge to the subpoena power of OSELLA SAID he was concerned that Republican from the town finance department mall site. A portion of the 115 acres cost from $80 million to an esti­ Index served for the executive branch, The decision was not expected to another independent counsel. board members weren’t informed of Homart’s were still working out the exact will be used for public roads, and mated $70 million. LeDuc hopes to with the advice and consent of the interfere with the work of Law­ Alexia Morrison, to subpoena three negotiations over the past two months. Osella said that numbers for the freeze over a the enclosed mall building itself Senate. rence E. Walsh, the independent former Justice Department seven-year period, but the freeze reach an agreement on the financ­ will take up 60 acres. The remain­ .33-34 Local newt. “ secret” negotiations last year were one reason voters BusInsM___ An appeai, either to the full, counsel who is investigating the officials. would add up to $9.5 million the ing within a month and begin ing 34 acres will be a mixed . 14-15 Obttuaries— rejected the town’s proposal to issue $13 million in ChurchM _ 11-member appeals court or di­ Iran-Contra affair. The Supreme The Justice Department and a construction by March, in order to development consisting of free­ . 36-40 Opinion. tax-increment bonds to pay for the utility company could use on the utility Classitlsd _ rectly to the Supreme Court, is Court earlier this week refused to defense attorney praised a court keep the completion date at fall 1989 . 23-25 Senior CItIzent. improvements. improvements. standing buildings, including a Comics____ consider a challenge to the parallel decision but other independent and avoid additional cost increases. Connocticut. ___8-0 Sports______.41-48 likely. “ Right off the bat we’re on the wrong foot,” he said. LeDuc said that the tax-break hotel and office buildings. counsels, the American Bar Associ­ , 17-32 U.S./World____ . 0-110 The decision could undermine appointment of Walsh as both an Tedford said he believed that the Buckland Hills area financing, similar to the financing "There has already been a cost "It will definitely be a mixed ation and some law professors last month’s perjury conviction of independent counsel and an agent would ^ developed anyway without Homart, but not in used in 1980 by the J.C. Penney Co. escalation. If we do not start in project,” LeDuc said. former presidential aide Michael of the Justice Department. criticized the ruling. as beneficial a way as Homart’s proposal. for its warehouse, would not be as March, then ,we open ourselves to ’The mall will contain five anchor Director James Fogarty said he is for a mall, but said good as the $13 million tax- additional negotiations. And time is stores, including Steiger’s, G Fox, he added he did not know any specifics of the proposal. increment bonding proposal de­ money,” LeDuc said. Sage-Alien and Sears, which will all Manrlirstrr Hrrald But with Homart coming back to Manchester after the feated by Manchester voters in own and build their own stores, Robertson says Hawaii deiay defeat of a $13 million tax-increment bond referendum November. But he added he is Physical plans for the mall won’t ' LeDuc said. ’The fifth anchor store, 8 u sp s 327-500 in November, it proves that those who voted against the confident the plan will be accepted. cause any delays because they are a D A L department store, will be Penny M. Sletfert. Publisher referendum were correct, he said. ’The tax-break financing "should the same as they were in July last the largest tenant in the mall. All 8 “ Yeah, I would think so,” he said. “ I think it’s going not impact taxpayers,” he said. year, when Homart was "within other stores will be tenants. Q .oro. T. Chspp.M SIwMon Cohwi to make us look like fools. But I’ve been a fool before.” EdHor Composing Managw is ‘banana republic’ politics Ocnlt. A. Robwit Robwt H. Hubbard NAAB SAID he was unsure what the implications of PrMtroom Managw AdvsrtWng DIrsclor the referendum vote were. He said he is unsure if the Mark F. AbraNIs jM nn. Q. Fronwrth HONOLULU (AP) - RepubUcan there was no indication when state victory Bush was seeking in county Bridge weight iimit under review BtisIntM MsnsQsr Circulation Manaptr November vote meant that voters were against a mall, presidential hopeful Pat Robertson officials would allow the caucuses conventions. “ It is Michigan all against subsidizing a corporation or against tax- Publlstwd dally *itew>* Sunday and cwtain hoNdayt by th. on Friday condennned the abrupt to be rescheduled. over again," said Robertson spo­ Manchester may not have to post the C. E. Maguire Co. of New from the DOT requiring a 14-ton ManchstWr PubIWiIng Co., 16 Brtinard Plao., Manchsatar. increment bonds. postponement of Hawaii’s Jan. 27 kesman Scott Hatch. Before supporting the proposal, he said he would a weight limit on the North Main Britain, the firm that designed the limit for single vehicles and a 22-ton Conn. 00040. Second data postage paid at Manehaslar. Conn. “ This unfortunate use of sleaze in limit for tractors with semi­ Roatmaater Sand addrata ohangaa to the Manchsatar Herald, presidential caucuses as “ banana have to consider If he is representing the interests of Street bridge over the Hockanum repairs. P.O. Box 691, Manehaslar, Conn. 06040. republic” politics and said Vice paradise has raised the specter of In the Michigan case. Bush River after all if a review of data He said the DOT was not aware of trailers. Public Works Director unfairness," said state Rep. Hal voters. It you don't rsoshra your Herald by 6 p.m. waakdayt or 7:60 President George Bush was to responded with a series of lawsuits “ I have to think about it more,” Naab said. “ I m being made by the state Depart­ some of the structural changes 'George A. Kandra said then his a.m. Saturdays, pisata talaphona your carrier. H you’re unable Jones, co-chairman of Robertson’s blame. contending the Robertson camp convinced It’s right for the town. I have to (see) if it’s ment of ’Transportation shows the made in the work on the bridge that understanding was that repairs on to reach your eanlar, oaN tubscrlbar asrvloa at 647-9646 by 6 Hawaii campaign. “ I believe the the bridge made a limit p.m. weskdaya lor daNuary In Manehaalsr. Bush’s aides said the move was was seeking improper changes in going against the wishes of the voters.” limit is not needed. was completed in November. Suggastad carrlar ralta are 11.60 weakly. 17.70 for one engineered by Sen. Bob Dole’s good name of the vice president and the rules. Bush prevailed in court, Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said residents and ’The DOT notified the town Jan. 12 Thomas said after the review the unnecessary. senator should not be associated month. $23.10 lor three months. $46,20 lor tlx moniha and empaign to avoid an embarrassing and won the bitterly contested directors should consider the benefits a mall will bring that it would have to post weight DOT might find no restriction is ’Thomas said today that DOT had 692.40 lor one year. Sanlor oMzsn ralaa and maU ralst ate with such underhanded and imma­ setiiack at Robertson’s bands. But county conventions as well. to Manchester before deciding whether to support or limits on the bridge despite the fact necessary. It could also determine not been informed earlier about S aasHabia on tequsal. ture behavior.” that its currently recommended T o plaoa a claaaHlad or display adverSaamant. o r to report a Dole’s campaign officials denied oppose the project. that it has recently been repaired. some of th ' work done in the repair In Hawaii’s case, it was Dole who newt Ham. story o r pleturs Mas. call 643-2711. Omca hours are that and said tiie Bush campaign “ (People) should consider the ultimate benefit to the But Robert Thomas, DOT’S su­ restriction or a lesser one should be project. a.m. to p.m. Monday through Friday. ’The feud was similar to an bad expected to emerge as the 6:30 6 was behind it all. community,” he said. pervisor of bridges and structures, imposed. The Manehaalar Herald la a mambar o l tha Aaaodaled Preaa, He said the DOT would notify the Robertson officials in Honolulu intra-party fight in Michigan, in winner, only to find Robertson Directors Mary Anne Handley, and Barbara B. said DOT officials are reviewing Tovra officials were taken by the AudK Bureau ot drouMlont and the Naw England registering several thousand new town soon of its decision. said fiiey would hire an attorney to which Rohertson's unexpected Weinberg could not be reached for conrunent. data supplied to them last week by surprise when they got the letter investigate possible legal steps, but gains threatened to take awav a Republicans. m i t ■ t » -t I Lcici^ News In Brief ~ Risley Dam gets state funds Calendars By Alex GIrelll the DEP. He said the trust will hire assumed. Developer files complaint Manchester Herald a consultant and later take bids and The survey was done by Meehan award a contractforthe repair with Associates of Manchester, a engi­ M anchester A case against the Manchester Planning and Zoning The State Bonding Commission the approval of the DEP at each neering consultant firm. Commission by the developer of the Yarn Mill at 210 Monday stage of the process. Since the D E P grant will not pay Pine St. is scheduled to be heard In Hartford Superior released $23,000 Friday to the Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Manchester Land Conservation The trust will hire a consultant for the survey, the cost of it will Court Feb. 9. Advisory Board of Health. Lincoln Center gold room. design firm. The firm will be borne by the trust, which is New Haven Attorney Robert C. Leitze, representing Trust to pay for the design of 4:30 p.m. required to trace the history of the supported by contributions. Parla developers Brophy Ahern of West Haven, has filed a repairs to the dam at Risley 2!oning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing Reservoir. dam, do topographic surveys, test said that anyone who wants to help complaint against the Manchester Planning and room. 7 p.m. The money is the first part of a borings, and a hydrologic survey to defray the cost can do so by making Zoning Commission for conditions the commission Commission on Aging, Senior Center, 7:30 p.m. $200,000 state grant to be adminis­ determine the severity of a flood a contribution to Manchester Land placed on site plan approval for the development. The Tuesday tered by the Department of Envir­ that could be expected to occur once Conservation Trust. 20 Hartford PZC Jan. 4 approved the site plan and special exception Pitkin Glass Committee, Lincoln Center gold room, onmental Protection for repairing In every 100 years. Road, and specifying that it is for permit for the conversion of the mill into 103 residences 7:30 p.m. the dam off Lake Street where The firm would do a preliminary Risley Park. and eight stores, but placed conditions on the approval Thursday Manchester, Bolton, and Vernon design and once that is approved The land trust acquired the that require Brophy Ahern to finance utility Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center final design. Risley land after attempts failed to improvements on and off the site, including replacing come together. hearing room, 7:30 p.m. The land trust was given the dam When the final design is ap­ get the towns of Bolton, Vernon, and sidewalks and curbs on three streets around the site and land around it by Gladys Hall proved, bids can be invited and a Manchester to share In paying for and various water and sewer improvements. and Dorothy Miller, daughters of contract awarded, he said. repairs to the dam. The complaint says that, “ The conditions imposed Andover the late John Risley Jr. The trust is Letendre said the consultant are in fact contrary and violative of the terms of the State Rep. Marie Herbst was in obligated to preserve the land for would also be required to provide Monday specified conditions contained within the Manchester the forefront of efforts to get the open space and passive recreation. an em ergency operation and main­ Special meeting of the Wetlands Commission, Town Zoning Regulations.” dam repaired when she was m ayor Since the title to the land is not tenance manual for the dam. Hall, 7:30 p.m. The complaint also says that Brophy Ahern of Vernon and introduced legisla­ clear, the land trust has instituted a The trust would have to provide Ihnraday _ . presented evidence that without the conditions, the tion In the General Assembly that quiet title action in Superior Court supervision during contruction, but Town meeting on infrastructure grant. Capital development "would not create any circumstances led to the $200,000 grant. in Rockville. The legal procedure is the DEP would also provide some Improwment Plan Committee and Fire Department detrimental to the general health, safety and welfare of one in which the court is asked to supervision. The town of Manchester claims It Study Committee, Town Hall, 8 p.m. the citizens of the community.” declare the title clear if no one Letendre said the first steps in the has acquired the rights to the water comes forward and makes a claim process can begin even before the that flows through the land when it Bolton on it. Confusion over past land title is cleared. took over the former Manchester Postman to be arraigned transfers make the quiet title Theresa Parla said today that the Water Co. a private company that Monday served the north end of A Manchester man who worked as a mail carrier in hearing necessary. land trust was pleasantly surprised Board of Selectmen Budget Workshop, Community Manchester. Hartford will probably be arraigned next week in U.S. Alphonse Letendre, flood control to find, after a survey of the Risley Hall, 7:30 p.m. The water flows into the town- District Court in Hartford on a charge of embezzlement coordinator for the DEP. said the Reservoir land, that the parcel now Public Building Committee Fireplace Room, 7:30 owned Lydall reservoirs, which are of mail by a postal employee. Assistant U.S. Attorney grant will be administered by the owned by the trust is more than 104 p.m. not now in use. Douglas Lavine said Friday. land trust under the supervision of acres and not 90 acres as originally Tnesday An indictment was handed down by a grand jury In Charter Revision Committee, Community Hall, 8 New Haven against the man, Richard Pinto, 40, of 140 p.m. West Middle Turnpike on Thursday, Lavine said. The Wednesday incident is alleged to have occurred onorabout Jan. 13. Senior Citizens Club, Community Hall, 1 p.m. Lavine said that he could not reveal the contents of Board o f Selectmen budget workshop, 7:30 p.m. the letter that was embezzled. 1 /2 PRICE Pinto, reached at his home Friday, declined to C oventry comment on the indictment. He said he is no longer ■ 1- . ’H‘*' C.' working for the U.S. Postal Service. Asked whether he Monday had resigned or been fired, he answered, “ That’s still Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Raglnsld PInto/ManchMtsr Herald up in the air.” WATERBED FRAME Building, 7:30 p.m. If Pinto is convicted, he faces up to five years in Steering Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. SKATING AWAY — Joanna Wyllie, of winter thaw bother them Friday as they prison, a fine of $2,000 or both. Tuesday Food distribution. Town Office Building, noon to 1 Manchester, and her six-month old son, skated at Charter Oak Park. The two p.m. Patrick, didn't let any thoughts of a joined several other skaters on the ice. Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office Building, VNA gets grant 7:30 p.m. Visiting Nurse and Community Care of Vernon W m e k fy Thursday recently received a $20,000 grant from the Howard & Economic Development Commission, Town Office North Elm bid opening H e a lth T ip Bush Foundation to be used for expanding the Respite Building, 8 p.m. Program which offers relief time for Individuals who Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. is delayed to Feb. 9 provide 24-hour care for the handicapped or disabled.

The bid opening date for the change, only one building will have Arts grants available Medicare tips construction of apartments fo r the a basement and It will be used for The Connecticut Commission on the Arts has elderly at North Elm Street has storage cubicles for tenants. announced an opportunity for nonprofit professional been moved from Feb. 2 to Feb. 9 to Under another change in the performing arts organizations to commission artists to give potential bidders more time to bidding procedure, separate fig­ are offered create new works in music, dance and theater. study recent changes in the bid ures will be supplied for concrete Grants of up to $25,000 will be awarded on a QUESTION: I didn't sign up for Medicare medical specification. walks and granite curbs on streets dollar-for-dollar matching basis. Application deadline insurance when I got Medicare hospital Insurance. The bids will be opened at 11 a.m. around the site and for blacktop is March 1. * Super Single Plainfield... Reg. $70.00 How can I sign up for it now? in the General Services Office in the paving on the site. The change was by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Eligibility is limited to nonprofit professional Municipal Building. requested by town officials, Lam­ ANSWER: You may sign up for it during any performing arts organizations with a three-year Alan Lamson, architect for the son said, so that they could AVOIDING DIABETES "general enrollment period” . A "general enrollment history and a paid artistic director. Organizations may project, said several changes have determine whether the town can do Exercise, a healthful diet, and period” is held from January 1 through March 31 each request funds for projects that take up to two years to year. However, your monthly premium will be 10 been made In plans and the the work less expensively outside maintaining proper weight not only reduces the chance of complete. * "" extension is to give contractors the contract. percent higher than the basic premium for each cardiovascular disease, but helps Applications must include the credentials of the NOW... 35 tim e to study them. The bids will ask costs on building 12-month period you could have had medical insurance to avoid diabetes, the seventh artist to be commissioned or a detailed description of One of the changes involves any number of apartments from a but were not enrolled. Moreover, your protection will leading cause of death in the U.S. the selection process for the commissioning award. A * Limit...1 to Customer *No Dealers mimimum of 19 to a maximum of not begin until July 1 of the year you enrolled. eliminating the basement in one of No preventive measure can list of jurors must accompany requests in which the the two buildings. Under the 24. absolutely avert diabetes in a QUESTION: My sister was recently widowed and artist is yet to be selected. person with a genetic tendency to *Cash & Carry * While Supplies Last Final decisions will be made in May. For more left with a child tocare for. Can she get Social Security? develop it. However, keeping the ANSWER: She can get benefits if she is caring for a weight near normal, plus exercise information, call Gene Solon at 566-4770. child who is under 16 or disabled and entitled to Social which causes blood sugar levels to Security benefits. If her child is eligible for survivors' Bacf D o g ? fall, are sensible precautions Club helps eye research benefits, they will be payable until the child is 18, or 19 if against diabetes. still in high school. Please ask your sister to get in touch Housebreaking • Aggression The Bolton Lioness Club has donated $1,500 to the Groton Manchester with a Social Security office for more information Manchester Memorial Hospital Development Fund Longhlll Road Broad Street Inc. for the purchase of surgical eye equipment. QUESTION: M y father is in a public health facility. Destructiveness • Barking • Etc. 449-0101 647-0400 Medicaid pays for most of his care, but he also gets a A Gentle & Effective Behavior Modification Method The donation was used to purchase an ophthalmolog- $25 monthly SSI payment to cover his miscellaneous ical cart for storage and rapid retrieval of implant For Your Dog Done In Your Home. Vernon expenses. I ’d like to bring him home to stay with me for lenses during surgery and two eye probes used to ^ I Any Age - Any Breed Norwich Mew London reshape the eye during surgery. The hospital also Is Mansfleld El Camlno Plaza occasional weekends. Will that have any effect on his Mew London Mall $25 payment? 348 Main Street making arrangements to buy another piece of East Brook Mall (RL 30) Norwichtown Mall CALL PUPPY TRUST Manchester 443-5027 ANSWER: Probably not. Generally, a temporary equipment, a fluid-gas exchanger, which stabalizes the 423-0234 875-6300 889-6601 absence of less than 14 consecutive days will have no 643-1313 649-1025 shape of the eye during surgery. effect on your father’s eligibility fpr the $25 payment. Police Roundup Obituarica About Town Help with taxes is available Raymond Hartmann Ellis Local man charged as fugitive Editor's note: This column is POW forum set Menu for tho week Raymond Hartmann Ellis, 84, formerly of Cliffside A Manchester man wa8 arrested Friday on charges of possession of by its driver late Thursday night at prepared by the staff of the and charged as a fugitive from cocaine and possession of drug Grampy's Corner Store at 706 Main DANBURY — A Prisoner of War forum sponsored by Drive in Manchester, died Tuesday in Lakeland, R a. Manchester Senior Citizens' Senior Citis Monday, 1-29: American chop justice Thursday on a warrant for paraphernalia, police said. St., police said. the Connecticut Chaptefof the National Forget-Me-Not He was the husband of Lorraine (Fulton) Ellis. Center. suey, vegetable, dessert, beverage. felony parole violations in Arkan­ Michael J. Webb, 42. of 10 East Hartford police stopped Association for POWs and MIAs will be held at 7: SO Tuesday, 1-28: Grilled c h e ^ Born in Springfield, Mass., he lived in Manchester sas, police said. Brigham Town Road, Coventry, Ronald H. Crone, 28. of 91 Laurel p.m. on Monday. Feb. 1 in Ives Auditorium at Western lor 60 years before moving to Rorida in 1984. Before all the details are available at the sandwich, sosup, dessert, Johnny Orr, 41, of 299 Main St., was arrested in connection with a St., and Linda S. Hall, 31, of 149 Connecticut State University. retiring, he was employed at Caldor in Manchester. B y Jeanette Cave center. beverage. was held without bail and is Nov. 19 incident, police said. Chestnut St., in the car on Burnside Congressman John G. Rowland (R-CT.) and Bill Director He was a World War II Army veteran and a charter Wednesday, 1-27: Seafood boat, expected to be returned to authori­ Police said on Nov. 19 at 1:59 Avenue in East Hartford at about Paul. Wall Street Journal reports^, will be panelists. Thursday program schedules are member of the Manchester Lodge of Elks No. 1893. juice, dessert, beverage. ties in Arkansas, David White, a.m., Webb was stopped fordrivlng 12:19 a.m. Friday, police said. For directions or further information, call Kathy as follows: A sides his wife, he is survived by a son, James F. Tax counseling for the elderiy Thursday, 1-28: Meatloaf, gravy, with his high beams on. When police Crone, who was driving the car, and Shemeley at 3SS-2S67. Jan. 28 — Elast Catholic (horal Ellis of Manchester; a brother, Roy Ellis of spokesman for the Arkansas De­ (TCE) will be available at the potato, roll, vegetable, beverage, partment of Correction, said pulled him over, they saw an open Hall, who was a passenger, were Senior Center starting kfonday, Group dessert. Manchester; and three grandchildren. Friday. box of baking soda, used, as a both charged with third-degree Feb. 4 — The Vernon Line Friday, 1-29: Chicken u lad sand­ Ellis was predeceased by his daughter, Linda (Ellis) Feb. 1. You may receive help with Orr, born in Jonesboro, Ark., was cutting agent for drug use, partially larceny, according to police. Seedlings sold Dancers wich, soup, beverage, dessert. Vichi. preparing your 1987 income tax convicted in March 1977 of theft of covered with a floor mat, police Crone was being held on a 91,750 TOLLAND — The Tolland County Soil and Water forms every areek day, except Feb. 11 — South West Senior The funeral will be Monday at 8:15 a.m. from the Center Songsters John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West O n ter St., property, theft, aggravated said. bond at the Morgan Street lockup In Conservation District is taking orders for spruce, firs, Thursday, from lto3:90p.m. There robbery and two counts of burglary. One of the investigating officers Hartford after arraignment in pines and hardwood tree seedlings at reduced costs. is no fee and iw reservation Feb. 29 — Slide presentation “ A followed by a Mass cf Christian Burial at St. James ScoroB White said. said he recognized Webb as having Manchester Superior Court on required. Seniors are assisted on a Walk in the Woods" by the Church. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Calling Flowering tree packages are also available. Order now He was serving a 25-year sent­ been arrest^ for drug violations in Friday. He is to appear again in first come, first served basis. Connecticut Audobon Society. Friday, Jan. 19: Setback, None hours are Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. for pick-up April 22 and April 23. ence there, and was paroled in the past, police said. Webb had been court Tuesday. Volunteers are members of AARP The monthly calendar will be Monday, Jan. 18: Rnochle— Ann Memorial donations may be made to the American For more form ation, call 879-8729. January 1984 to Missouri, White arrested Oct. 9 in Hartford on two Hall was released on a 9500 under the direction of Bob available by Thursday. Stop in for Fisher 748; Clara Hemingway 712; Heart Association or the American Cancer Society. counts of possession of narcotics, non-surety bond. She was to appear Hendrickson. further details on other programs. Art Bouffard 689; Walter DeLlsle said. White said the Department of according to the report. in Manchester Superior Court on A A R P meets Most classes will start in Febru­ 689; Annette Hillery 689. Joseph E. Lee The very best of wishes is (direction in Arkansas received a Police said they searched the car Friday. ary. Registration for the micro- TOLLAND — the Tolland Country Chapter of the extended to Catherine Byron in Tuesday, Jan. 19: Bowling — Joseph E. Lee, 85, of 225 Redwood Road, died Friday teletype from Manchester Friday and found two cooking spoons, a wave cooking class is closed. No Annerican Association of Retired Persons will meet on Manchester Memorial Hospital. Charlie Glode 204, 214, 999; Lea at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the husband on Orr. White said Orr would be plastic straw and a bag of cocaine waiting list is being taken. A repeat Monday, Feb. I at 1 p.m. at the Moose Lodge. Our sympathy goes to the family of Leggitt 223, 994; Dick Colbert 909: of Adeline (Jackson) Lee. returned to authorities in under the driver's seat. In Memoriam of this class will be held in April. Kingsbury Avenue. Angelina Soave who was a long Jim Fee 923; Ed Adams 200,942; A1 He was born in Bridgeport and lived in Manchester Webb was arrested Friday at 4:19 Openings are still available in the Arkansas. Music will be provided by the children of St. time member of the center. Her Rodonis 213, 977; Phil Washburn for 38 years. He was employed as a claims adjuster for Officials fro n the Manchester p.m. He is scheduled to appear in AARP's Driver's Education Class. In loving memory of Leonard Bernard's School. Members should bring a non- presence will be missed. 936; Bruno Giordano 991; John the Aetna Life Insurance Co. of Hartford. He was past Police Department detective div­ Manchester Superior Court Feb. 3. Anderson, who passed away By completing this class you will be perishable item for the Tri-Town Pantry Shelf and a Condolences are also extended to Kravontka 920; Howard Miller 904. president of the Aetna Men's Club and a volunteer for entitled to at least a 9 percent ision were not available Fridpy January 23rd, 1980. nnagazine or book for the free exchange table. Walter Fedrickson and his family Jennie Leggett 494; Vi Pulford the Manchester Meals on Wheels program. night for further information. O O □ discount on your car insurance. The Gone but not forgotten. on the loss of his wife Mary. 197, 177, 939; Pat Olcavage 489; He was a World War II Navy veteran and a cost is 97 (nuke check pajrable to Yolanda Burns 481; Sandy Carino communicant and past lector at the Church of the ODO Two Manchester residents were Wife, daughter, sons and Boating course set A A R P ). Classes will be held Feb .2-3 181; Jeanette Rerro 175,486; Lorna Assumption. He was a member of the Connecticut charged Friday in connection with grandchildren from 12:99-4 p.m. each day. These SOUTH WINDSOR — The United States Power Kmiec 181, 473; Sophie Kravontka Woodcarvers Association and the Irish American A Coventry man was arrested the theft of a rental car left running classes have a lecture-type fonnat On-going acIhrltlM Squadron of Manchester is sponsoring a public boating 451; Lottie Kuezinski 180; Ginger Home Society of Glastonbury. and do not include driving lessons. courae at 7 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 1 at South Windsor Monday: Bingo, 10 a.m.; Ceram­ Yourkas 191, 903. Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, George E. The Atlantic City trip with High School, on Tuesday, Feb. 2 at the Purdy Corp. in ics, 9:90a.m.; Rnochle, 12:30p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 0: Rnochle — Lee of Glastonbury; three daughters, Jane Venditii of Daniels Colony Tours will leave the Manchester and on Thnraday, FCb. 4 at the Tuesday: Square Dancing, 10 Helen Silver 795; Ernest Desrocher Harvard, Mass., Barbara Szymaszek of East Hamp­ Glastonbury Academy. Senior Center at 7:90 a.m. on a.m.; Grocery shopping at Stop ic 738. ton, and Maryellen Lee of Manchester; a sister, For more information, call 296-9694. Monday and return by 8 p.m. on Shop, call a m y in advance for ride; Catherine Jeske of Manchester: four grandchildren Tuesday. Cars nuy be left in the Non-grocery shopping at K-Mart, Wednesday, Jan. 6: Bridge — and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased rear parking lot at your own risk. call a day in advance for ride. Lois Churila 4,480; Ruth Wiley by his brother. Bill Lee, a sportswriter with the / Love Businesswomen meet A one-day Atlantic City trip is, Wednesday: Pinochle, 9:90a.m.; 4,490; Mary Colpitis 3,640; Helen Hartford Courant newspaper. planned for Friday, Feb. 12, at 93 HARTFORD — The Business and Professional Friendship Orcle, 10 a.m.; Bridge, Bensche 3,620; Helen Silver 3,470- The funeral is Monday at 9:30 a.m. from the John F . for the round trip. The biu will Women's Club of Hartford Inc. arill meet at 11 a.m. on 12:90 p.m.; Arts A O afts Cub, Nadine Malcom 3,430. Tierney Funeral Home at 219 West Center St., followed leave at 8 a.m. from the Senior Saturday, Feb. 6 at the Ramada Inn-Capitol Hill, 12:90 p.m. by a Mass of Christian Burial atlOa.m.atthe Church of Center. Sign up Wednesday at 9:90 Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal; the Assumption. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. My Asylum Street. Luncheon will follow at noon. a.m. The meeting will feature Jean Colbert, radio Thursday program. 12:90 p.m. — Calling hours are Sunday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A second sign up will be held on personality and director of women's activities for East Catholic Choral Group. EMERGENCY Memorial contributions may be made to the Monday at 9:90 a.m. for the New W n C Radio, Hartford. Friday: Ceramics. 9:30 a.m.; Fire — Police — Medical Manchester Memorial Hospital Development Fund- York R ow er Show on March 8 Bingo 10 a.m.; Setback 12:30 p.m. Chrdiac Unit, 71 Haynes St., Manchester care of Irene (993.90) and the Fallsview Resort Waterbed Transportation to and from Se­ Smith. Boat show opens Trip, March 14 (9217). Space is stiU nior Center — Call fora ride at least DIAL 911 HARTFORD — The'Connecticut Marine Trades available on both trips. R yers with a day in advance. In Manchester Alexander Gates Association Boat Show is being held at the Hartford Civic Center starting Thursday from noon to 10 p.m. Alexander “ A l" Gates, 85, of 60 Ansaldi Road, died Hours on Friday are also noon to 10 p.m., Saturday Friday after a short illness. He was the husband of ....you can too. from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 Eleanor (Foley) Gates. pm . Born in New York City, he lived in Manchester 54 Admission is 95.90 for adults. 92 for children ages 7 to years. Before retiring he was a self-employed 12, and children under six are admitted free. Discount manufacturers representative. He was a life member coupons of 91 are available at participating boat and of the Campbell Council, the Knights of Columbus of marine retailers. Manchester, the Manchester Senior Citizens and the The show will feature seminars oo boating and AARP number 1275. Stop in for our display a variety of boats and canoes. We Have It! Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons, Alan and Michael Gates of Manchester; a sister, Georgette “ / love my waterbed” i Cowles of San Diego; and two granddaughters. Phllosphers meet News. Sports. Features and McDonald's® Tool The funeral is Monday at 10:30, from the John F. contest! Tierney Funeral Home at 219 West Center St., followed WETHERSFIELD — The American Philosopher Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum by a Mass of (Kristian Burial at 11 a.m. at St. James Society will meet at 7; SO p.m. on Wednesday in the Cemetery. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Masonic Temple on Main Street. Guest speaker will be of 13 weeks) and we'li send you a $5.00 book of McDonaid’s* Calling hours are Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. s tlie Rev. Sherry Barber, who will discuss “ Auras. GiftCertificates to use at any McDonald’s* location. Don’t waiti Memorial donations may be nnade to the St. James Astral Projection and Reincarnation." P School Foundation, P.O. Box 254, Manchester. Admission is $4. For more infonnation, call 24S-Z789. Volunteers needed Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI.. Manchester, Ct. 06040 FARMINGTON — The Greater Hartford Red Cross Police find man is offering training courses in February for disaster volunteers. Training emphasizes helping families I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 A 78-year-old Manchester man police had been after a disaster. The session will meet from (; 49 a.m. to weeks) and receivs my $8.00 book of McOonald'se Gift Cortifleatas. searching for since Thursday was found at around 7:30 9 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 29 and March 3 at p.m. Friday in East Bridgewater, Mass., police said. headquarters on Farmington Ave. Name. Police had issued a missing person bulletin for Henry uter Volunteers also will be trained to begin emergency Hicks Jr. of Walker St., who was last seen Thursday assistance and disaster relief. ! Address. night driving his car in the area of his daughter's home Manchester Vernon Emergency assistance sessions are offered from i on Benedict Street, near the South Windsor town line. I Phone- s t;33 to 11:90 a.m. on Tuesdays, Feb. 2 and 9 in Police said they picked Hicks up Friday in East Broad Street El Camino Plaza (Rt. 30) Farmington and from 7 to 10 pm . on Tuesdays, Feb. 16 j Oes Aw MaSbr — stsw aeSssnean Oel|r (net good with eny ether eoupons or spaofals) Bridgewater and he had been in a number of minor and 29 in Windsor Locks. payment ter a 13-waak subaerlptloa motor vehicle accidents but was not Injured. Hicks was 647-0400 875-6300 Managing a diaaster shelter will be discussed on taken to a hospital in Brockton. Mass, because of his Wednesday, Feb. 9 from 7to 10p.m. at the branch office “ disorientation,” police said. His relatives have been in Winsted. notified. For more informatioo, call 679-2799. CL&P users may get rate cut Pit bull’s owner HARTFORD (AP) - Connecti­ Feb. 4. spokeswoman. 50,000 demonstrate against abortions cut Light A Power Co. customers The draft decision, prepared by In all, the package of rate would get a $10.7 million decrease DPUC staff after a series of reductions, credits and other By Phyllis Msstlnaer marchers arriving at the court building federal funding of abortions. He aiso pray, to fast and to roll up our sleeves.... fights ‘kill’, law in natural gas rates and $10 million hearings on CL&P rates, would also changes totals $93 million. Tht Assoclotsd Press to participate in “sacrificial drew cheers when he urged backing of Get out there and do your job. And let’s in credits on their electrif bills require the company to double the State Consumer Counsel James symbolism.” proposed regulations that would cut off make a victory in 1988.” under a $93 million draft decision money it spends on energy conser­ Meehan said he was “generally WASHINGTON — An estimated 50,000 The march was the latest in a series of federal family planning money from Demonstrators came by the busloads STAMFORD (AP) — A dog owner has appealed to forwarded Friday to state utility vation programs, to $20 million. pleased” with the draft decision, people demonstrated Friday against annual demonstrations here against the agencies linked to performing abortions to participate in the march. Superior Court to spare the life of his pitbull and has regulators. The proposal would also allow 52 calling it “about 80 percent of what abortions on the IStb anniversary of the court’s Jan. 22,1973, abortion decision in or providing abortion counseling. Nancy Taylor said she traveled from challenged the law that allows local dog wardens to The proposal also would reduce percent of costs for Millstone 3 we asked for.” Supreme Court decision legaiizing the the case of Roe vs. Wade. Tim Foote, a The march marked the formal start of Columbus, Ohio, because “if we don’t issue disposal orders for pets, a lawyer said Friday. CL&P maximum profit level from nuclear power plant to be phased He estimated the gas-rate reduc­ procedure and they cheered President U.S. Park Police officer, estimated the the National Right to Life group’s protect these kids, they can’t defend Robert Bello, an attorney representing the dog’s 14 percent to 12.5 percent. into customer rates. The level is tion would save the average custo­ Reagan's deciaration that all human life crowd Friday at 50,000, a figure which campaign for the eiection of another themselves. If the government can’t owner, Lamon Redd of Stamford, said he plans to CL&P officials said they hadn’t now 40 percent. mer about $70 a year. ’The credits on is sacred. march ieaders said they wouid not anti-abortion president. protect the rights of its most innocent argue at a court hearing next month that fte state had a chance to read the proposal In addition, the DPUC would cut electric bills, he said, would be The demonstrators, bearing various challenge. At a news conference, several citizens, I don’t think anyone can feel law that permits dog wardens to dispose of biting and would have no immediate some $16 million off CL&P revenues “somewhat negligible,” since the banners and signs inciuding one that This time, ieaders of the demonstra­ members of National Right to Life secure.” dogs is unconstitutionally vague. comment. because it sold excess electric total is $10 million and CL&P has 1 proclaimed “if abortions don’t stop, our tion said they wiii focus on the organization said they had asked how Michael Kabel of Christ the Savior The law permits dog wardens to take animals The regulators, commissioners capacity to other power companies million electric customers. future will,” marched through the city, November elections, working for candi­ the presidentiai candidates stood on Orthodox Seminary in Johnstown, Pa., from their owners without due process of law. Bello of the Department of Public Utility at rates below what it could have It has not been determined how moving from the Ellipse near the White dates who wouid follow Reagan’s lead in abortion. They said only five candidates stood behind a banner proclaiming said. Control, will vote on the package on charged, said Toni Blood, DPUC the credits will be distributed. House to the Supreme Court buiiding. opposing abortions. — Repubiicans George Bush, Bob Dole, “Orthodox Christians for Life.” Bello said he also plans to argue that the At the court, spokeswoman Toni Reagan and other speakers promised Pete du Pont, Jack Kemp and Pat “For many years, it seemed like this Connecticut Department of Agriculture, which House said 35 demonstrators were to fight to end federai financing of Robertson — support reversal of the was only a Catholic issue,” he said. “We upheld the Stamford dog warden’s order to destroy arrested after crossing a police line at abortions. decision in Roe vs. Wade. want to show that our church also Redd’s dog, named Bandit, made an erroneous the edge of the buiiding’s sprawiing ’’America was founded on a moral Sandra Faucher, director of Right to believes abortions are wrong.” decision. piaza. proposition that human life, aii human Life’s poiiticai action committee, said A recent poil, commissioned by the Vincent Majchier, the deputy commissioner of They were arrested as they prayed, life, is sacred,” Reagan said in a her organization does not plan to National Abortion Rights Action agriculture, ruled earlier this week that the vicious and some had to be carried off when telephone hookup to the rally. endorse any of the candidates who League, said Americans are firmly dog couldn’t be rehabilitated and should be refusing to waik with the police who “We’re told alMut a woman’s right to oppose abortions but would work hard committed to keeping abortion legal. destroyed. arrested them. control her own body, but doesn’t an for any of the five if he won the GOP Releasing the results Wednesday, lead­ Gabe Moquin. an executive assistant to state One young man was wrestled to the unborn child have a higher right, and nomination. ers of the league said 56 percent of Agriculture Commissioner Kenneth B. Andersen, ground while scuffling with officers of that is to iife, iiberty and the pursuit of Rep. Christopher Smith, R-N.J., one voters support “keeping it legal for said Friday that department officials don’t recall a the Supreme Court and District of happiness,” Reagan said. "Are we to of the speakers at the rally, echoed that women to be able to have abortions dog destruction order being appealed either to them Columbia police forces. foitiet the entire moral mission of our theme. when they decide to have one.” or to the courts in the past. The National Right to Life Committee country through history? Weil, my ”I encourage each and every one of Dr. John C. Willke, president of Moquin declined to comment on the court case, and sponsors of the March for Life do not answer is no.” you here today to redouble your efforts National Right to Life, disputed the saying he wasn’t familiar with it. condone civil disobedience. But other He got applause when he asked for during this cruciai eiection year,” poll’s findings at the news conference Bello said he filed two actions in court on anti-abortion organizations urged support for a “pro-life biil’ ’ that stops ali Smith said. ’’We’ve got to continue to before the raliy. Thursday; an administrative appeal of Majehier’s decision and a suit that named state and Stamford officials as defendants. The hearing Feb. 8 will be on Bello’s request for a Pro-life groups at Capitol temporary restraining order preventing the Stam­ Fergle back home; ford dog warden from destroring the dog. frightening” that “the legislature Bello said Redd “loves his dog and he wants his HARTFORD (AP) — More than “We believe these tax dollars dog back. He’s outraged at the way this whole thing attacker charged 200 anti-abortion activists rallied at would be better spent in positive could consider spending money to kill a human being. If you start with was handled.” the state Capitol Friday, the 15th ways to provide them with decent Bandit had been sentenced to die by lethal NEW YORK (AP) - The Duchess of York anniversary of a Supreme Court housing, adequate food, clothing a little one, where do you draw the 'j/i line?” injection in October after he bit three people, returned home Friday after a whirlwind trip to the ruling affirming a woman's right to and m ^ c a l care whoch would help including his owner. He has awaited his fate at the United States as authorities accused a Manhattan choose abortion. address the disgraceful, high infant Leaders of pro-choice groups also Stamford Animal Shelter for the past three months man of charging her with a six-foot flagpoie while Carrying signs with slogans such mortality rate in our state,” she met at the Capitol and said they while Redd fought to save the dog’s life. shouting, “Murderers, murderers.” as “Celebrate Life" and “Speak for said. were concerned about the future of the Silent” and reciting the rosary Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove Jr., legal abortions with Anthony n Ip The man, identified by the FBI as Michael as they marched, they presented R-Fairfield, told the anti-abortion Kennedy likely to be confirmed to Tieman Shanley, 22, never came within 5 feet of the Gov. William A. O’Neill with 100,000 rally that many taxpayers believe the Supreme <^ourt. former Sarah Ferguson, wife of Britain’s Prince petition signatures urging the state “there tax dollars should not be Andrew. to stop paying for abortions for poor spent for something which they Rev. Susan E. Wyman said, “A women unless a woman’s life is in believe is wrong, wrong, wrong.” woman’s ^g h t to access to a safe No action taken “It was a very minor incident, very efficientiy Maxedehratedhis birthday danger. Rep. Richard Torpey, D-East and legal! abortion falls under the bandied.... It did not have any effect on the duchess’ Meanwhile, a coalition of groups Hartford, said it was "absolutely protection of religious liberty.” program. The security chaps did a very fine job,” favoring the right to choose abor­ said Michaei Home, a spokesman for British tion told reporters at the Capitol on property tax Information Services. t* *|^ that they were concerned about at a fabulous place whether the next justice on the HARTFORD (AP) — After months of study, a task Asked about the duchess’ reaction to the incident, Supreme Court would tip the court force on property tax relief has sent the issue back to Francis Cornish, a spokesman for the British against abortion. Call NOW for the the legislature without any recommendations on how Embassy, said, “She’s perfectiy reiaxed about it.” State Rep. Benjamin N. DeZinno, best to tackle the matter. The Property Tax Assessment Task Force Thursday birthing room, using come to 'room-m Birthing Center would Shanley, described by his iawyer as a iongtime D-Meriden, said the state could Chances are, Max save $1 million a year if it stopped Early-Bird Specials on could not reach a consensus other than to send the the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even be delighted to show protester of English mle of Northern Ireland, was thorny problem back to the General Assembly, which won’t remember what charged with attempting to assault the duchess and paying for abortions for poor birth methods they spent the night! The you their facilities and women. He said 3;000' such abor­ will convene Feb. 5. a great time he had at assaulting a federal officer and ordered held tions were performed in 1987. ’The task force voted to forward a report by the Price The Family Birthing learned at the Center. next day. Mom and offer you more informa­ without bail pending a hearing Tuesday. He faces a Waterhouse accounting firm detailing appoaches to “Here’s an area where they could Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t maximum of 20 years in prison and a $500,000 fine. save money and save that number SANDBLASTING property tax relief. Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “ Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve The Incident appeared motivated by the duchess’ of children,” said DeZinno, who Among the possibilities included in that report are; added that a bill would be consi­ —targeting relief to low- and moderate-income But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as status “as a member of the family of the chief of We specialize in households state of Britain,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Joan dered by the legislature this year never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? barring the use of Medicaid funds —offering a flat reduction in the assessed value of MePhee told U.S. Magistrate Leonard Bemikow at • houses • industrial residential property derful experience. all around. All with for their little birthday For more informa­ a bail hearing. for abortions unless a woman’s life is in danger. • pools • interior/exterior —taxing commercial properties and mixed uses at a From the moment the security and confi­ boy. tion on The Family higher rate than residential properties. Shanley’s iawyer, Stephen Somerstein, protested O’Neill said he would consider the they arrived, they dence that Max and If you see a “ birth Birthing Center or a petitions, but said the abortion The issue was a major legislative stumbling block that no attack took place and that Shanley simply last year and led to a special legislative session last Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call was exercising his First Amendment rights to free issue has been settled by the Call now for scheduling and a enjoyed the special nation’s highest court. July. expert medical atten­ your future. The Family 643 - 1223. speech when federal agents jumped him. “Everything is an option,” said Sen. William A. attention and personal “It seems the only crime he Is charged with here is “I have stated clearly my own tion of Manchester personal position; I’ve always FREE ESTIMATE DiBella, D-Hartford, a task force member and care that are so hard being an Irish-American within close proximity to co-chairman of the legislature’s Finance, Revenue and to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch the princess,” the lawyer said. voted against abortion. However, I will obey the law of the land as the Bonding Committee. of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing Somerstein said Shanley is unemployed, has been governor,” O’Neill said. “When the But Sen. James H. McLaughlin, R-Woodbury, told 643-2659 other members of the task force that their efforts were Throughout labor and staff. an Irish-American activist for several years and has Supreme Court of the United States has made a determination, I will a waste of time and money since the report, which cost delivery. Max’s parents After delivery. ■OffiBiMEy attended “hundreds of demonstrations” against the $98,000, contained nothing new. English, all non-violent. live by that determination.” the had the support ot Mom was settled into Former state Sen. Regina Smith, “Once again, we are announcing what we already^ R fthing C enter their own nurse in the her comfortable room The incident occurred about 11; 15p.m. Thursday, who coordinated the petition pro­ knew.” McLaughlin said. AT MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSHTAL as the duchess returned to the Waldorf-Astoria ject with the Pro-Life Council of Save this The lack of recommendation by the task force means privacy of their own where Max was wel­ Hotel following a benefit performance of Andrew Connecticut, said that since aboor- “that we are back to square one,” said Anita Schepker, company ad for a a counsel with the Connecticut Business and Industry Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera.” tion was made legal, “the state has RtSlDtNTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS future , spent millions of tax dollars to refer^cel Association. eliminate poor women’s children.” I Curfew imposed to halt riots 17 die at funeral of pacifist Abandoned girl’s By Masha Hamilton attacks. Sevannah Meryn. Levy said the curfew would Officials at the Intercontinental Ghaffar Khan, witnesses said. They The Associated Press JALALABAD, Afghanisten (AP) The coffin, carried in a red truck, remain in effect indefinitely. But an Hotel said they had an arrange­ were among the first Pakistanis — Two bombs exploded Friday arrived in Jalalabad after snaking army spokesman, speaking on ment with police through which legally allowed into Afghanistan JERUSALEM — Police clamped mom is charged during the funeral of Abdul Ghaffar 70 miles from Pakistan through the condition of anonymity in line with hotel guests could travel on the since the Soviets occupied the a curfew Friday on an Arab Khan, the "Frontier Gandhi” who Khyber Pass, dwarfed by snow­ neighborhood in east Jerusalem to regulations, said it was imposed for main road to and from the hotel. By Thomas P. Wyman country in 1979. preached lion-violent resistance to capped mountains. When it reached quell violent protests, police said. It 25 hours, from 8:00 p.m. Friday to The Associated Press British rule, and witnesses said as the town of Jalalabad, it was put on “The explosion was so powerful Earlier Friday, hundreds of that I jumped out of my seat,” said was the first time an anti-riot 9; 00 p.m. Saturday. many as 17 people were killed. a caisson for the journey to the Mayor Teddy Kollek of Jerusa­ Moslem worshipers chanting “God a man who was sitting in a car about curfew was imposed in east Jerua- GARY, Ind.— Nine-year-old Darlwin Carlisle The funeral, which drew more house Ghaffer Khan had owned. He lem Issued a statement saying he is Great!” emerged from the Al 600 feet from the bus. lem since the 1967 Middle East war. Aqsa mosque after prayers carry­ watched television from her hospital bed Friday as than 200,000 mourners and dignitar­ was buried in a garden in accor­ A Jerusalem police spokesman, opposed the measure. “We are a prosecutor filed new charges alleging neglect by There were no claims of responsi­ ing a symbolic coffin. They were ies that included Afghan leader dance with his last wishes. Rafi Levy, said the curfew was against it, we were not involved in her mother led to the amputation of her frostbitten bility for the bombing. Islamabad watched by riot police on nearby ^ Najib, also was marred by rocket Thousands more lined the road on ordered Friday evening on A1 Tur, a the decision to do it and we will try legs. has in the past routinely blamed rooftops and soldiers in a and weapons fire despite assuran­ both sides of the border Friday as neighborhood that inciudes the to do something about it.” Kollek The girl was reported in fair and stable condition Afghanistan government agents for ces from the Afghan army and the truck, covered in flowers and Mount of Olives and the Intercon­ said through his spokeswoman. helicopter. the day after surgeons removed her legs about six guerrillas that the ceremonies for red bunting, passed. explosions in crowded Pakistani bus terminals. tinental Hotel. inches below the knee, said Mary Fetsch, a the Pathan leader would be “Long Live Ghaffar Khan! ” they i7.' Israel captured the Arab sector of spokeswoman for Chicago's Wyler Children's But Radio Kabul in a broadcast peaceful. shouted. the city from Jordan in the 1967 Hospital. The bombs also injured 25 people. There were conflicting reports on Friday night blamed Yunis Khalis, A Girl, 8, dies in snow "She's watching television, awake and alert. the leader of the Afghan guerrilla war. Witnesses, who spoke on condition the number of dead. Levy said police imposed the She'sdoing pretty well,"said Ms. Fetsch. “She slept Some witnesses said that up to 17 movement. of anonymity, said the explosions measure following scattered dis­ on and off all last night. She saw her picture on the occurred in a bus or buses parked peopie were killed, while others Khalis, in a statement released in LOTTERY WINNER — Sue Zera serves DUCK CREEK, Utah (AP) - An hole in the snow.” turbances and after receiving per­ The Hanners’ snowmobile, mean­ television news last night and got a kick out of that." three miles from the site where the said only eight people perished. The Islamabad, denied responsibility chili to a customer at Ollie’s Tavern in 8-year-old girl who left a remote Darlwin was discovered Sunday in the freezing United News of India reported that and blamed the Soviet KGB. mission from Maj. Gen. Amram while, got stuck in the deep snow 98-year-old Moslem leader was Columbia, III., Friday after winning $10 Mitzna, the army’s head of central mountain cabin looking for ■ her attic bedroom of a padlocked apartment whose 15 people died in the blasts. Throughout the burial, witnesses parents froze to death Indeepsnow, Sunday, so they broke into a cabin buried. command. entrance was barricaded by a refrigerator, police The blasts occurred as Ghaffar At least eight of the victims were said the booms and concussions of million in the Illinois State Lottery. but an 11-year-old fri^ d survived and spent the night, Gonzales said. said. Pakistanis who had come over the artillery fire persisted, but Najib He said a group of Arab youths On Monday morning they tried to Khan was laid to rest with a 21-gun had thrown stones and erected by burrowing into a snow cave for “Some neighbors said both of them (mother and salute, they said. border to pay their iast respects to never flinched. two days, authorities say. free the snowmobile, but could not. daughter) had been staying there about four barricades in the area Friday They, trudged' another 200 yards in afternoon, prompting police to use The two children had been left at months. Other neighbors said they had been staying Mistake brings the cabin in the southern Utah waist-deep snow and sought refuge there for a couple of years. We know the utilities tear gas to disperse them. in a second vacant cabin. “There is a limit to the disturban­ mountains on Sunday while the have been off for quite sometime," Cpl. William girl’s parents, Randy and Peggy An expert snowmobiler, Don Bums, public information officer of the Gary Police U.S. asks anti-missile treaty ces we will tolerate,” Levy said in a Dalton, of Duck Creek, received a telephone interview. Hanner, and her sister, Deldre, 13, Department, said Friday. her $10 million of Las Vegas, Nev., took a snowmo­ call about noon Wednesday from The girl was found by a mortgage company Curfews, which ciose areas and friends of the family in Las Vegas GENEVA (AP) — The U.S. lead to an arms race in space. They include a possible exchange of data force residents indoors, have been bile trip to Navajo Lake, eight miles contractor who heard her pleas for help when he on the defense programs of each away. Kane County Sheriff Joe reporting them overdue. Gonzales delegation to the Geneva arms disclosed shortly before last used frequently in the occupied said. Dalton and others began arrived to board up the foreclosed and abandoned side, visits to each other’s laborato­ Gonzales said Thursday. talks proposed a draft treaty on month’s Washington summit that COLUMBIA. 111. (AP) — Bartender Sue Zera was West Bank and Gaza Strip, but not searching the area for the missing two-story brick house. anti-missile defenses Friday, al­ they are working on their own ries and observation of the tests hard at work serving the lunchtime crowd at Ollie’s Brandy Hanner and Chad Shack­ Dr. Victoria Dvonch, the orthopedic surgeon who in east Jerusalem, which was vactioners. though its chief delegate said the version of an SDI program. each side is doing. Tavern on Friday, even though a $50 mistake in filling annexed by Israel and is therefore elford apparently grew frightened amputated the child's legs, said she had been superpowers were far from an order for lottery tickets had made her $10 million when the Hanners didn’t return and Cooper said the treaty draft subject to Israeli law. exposed to severe cold for three to five days. agreement. decided to go looking for them contained “predictability mea­ “We wish to have a cooperative richer. But at a special Cabinet meeting Temperatures the week before the child was Henry Cooper, the chief U.S. “We’ve got to serve lunch. I can’t say ‘I quit and Monday afternoon. About 2 feet of sures” which would ensure “that spirit on the exploration of these this week, a secret decision was discovered "ranged anywhere from the 20s and 30s negotiator on defense and space snow had fallen in a short period, before either side deploys ad­ technologies and hopefully the leave nobody here to help.” said Ms. Zera. 47. made to authorize curfews in the GREEN LODGE at night and sometimes up into the 40s during the arms, said the U.S. proposal and “they lost the snowmobile vanced defenses, there would be harnassing of those technologies to But she wasn’t totally blase about her sudden fame city with Mitzna’s approval, said (H8M8 Far Tho A|>4 day," Bums said. “would provide for a cooperative, track and they didn’t know heads full consultation between us.” produce effective defenses for both and fortune. political sources, who spoke on stable transition to a world where nor tails of the trail," said ADULT CARE He said the measures would sides,” said Cooper. "I think it’s wonderful.” she said, laughing in a condition of anonymity. defenses can provide protection telephone interview from Ollie’s. “What more can I The decision indicated the go­ Gonzales. ■ against attack by ballistic say?” vernment was taking a harsher Chad-told authorities that he and «25“S.* missiles.” tack in fighting disturbances that Brandy “ got about a quarter mile Mecham in court She was working Wednesday at the tavern in this from the cabin and she couldn’t 7 AM•« PM He told a news conference that town of 4.200. as she’s done for the past seven years, have wracked east Jerusalem and MEDICATION SUPERVISION the U.S. draft treaty would allow the territories over the past seven walk any more,” (Sonzales said. when a regular customer ordered $M worth of tickets “He told her to stay there and he INCLUDES 3 MEALS both sides to research, develop and for the Illinois State Lottery’s Lotto drawing this weeks. in feiony case test defensive technologies. The tried to go for help or find the Saturday. Curfews have been imposed in 649-5985 text did not specify whether space east Jerusaiem severai times in the parents. He got about 200 yards and But Ms. Zera pressed the computer button for he couldn’t go any more, so he dug a testing of President Reagan's Stra­ ^ ''o o n i Wednesday’s Lotto 7 drawing, and ended up with 50 past following major terrorist PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Gov. Evan Mecham„ now tegic Defense Initiative would be ^ ^ g s lottery tickets the customer didn’t want. just a weekend away from expected notification of a permitted, he said. recall election, pleaded innocent Friday to felony The Soviets oppose SDI, Rea­ ^3oo It was her mistake and she had to pay for it. buying charges of concealing a $350,000 campaign loan. gan’s proposed space-based missile O ff all 50 tickets instead of her usual one or two. THE MANCHESTER A March 9 trial date was set for the embattled defense system popularly called •*p o„ "P oo. Ms. Zera sold 20 of the tickets to friends, but was Republican governor and his brother, Willard, his 1936 “Star Wars.” Cooper reiterated '^13^ stuck with 30 and kicked herself about the error. campaign treasurer, who also pleaded innocent. Reagan’s support for the program. 'P»rd^ “Well. $30 is a lot of money to me, and 1 wasn’t happy SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Mecham is expected to be notified Monday that a Soviet negotiators have made an about having to buy the tickets,” she said. petition drive has succeeded and he has five days to accord on intercontinental missiles Everything changed Thursday morning, when decide whether to resign or face a recall election in contingent on agreement by the tavern owner Ollie Hoock got a call from state lottery PAUL C. PHILLIPS, CONDUCTOR May. United States to limit its SDI officials saying the winning ticket had been sold in his CYRUS STEVENS, violinist research. Negotiators in Geneva bar. Meanwhile, a House select committee resumed are working separately on that Ms. Zera quickly checked her 30 tickets. hearings Friday on whether Mecham should be treaty, which would reduce by half “I broke down and cried. I said ‘Ollie, come check Manchester Community College impeached. the long-range nuclear forces of these, I think I’ve got them.’ I was crying so hard I Mecham was indicted Jan. 8 on six charges of fraud, each side. couldn’t see the numbers by then.” she said. SATURDAY perjury and filing false documents in connection with The Soviets contend that SDI will “I can’t believe it now. I don’t think it’s going to hit JANUARY 30. 1988 his failure to report the $350,000 loan from a developer. me until I see that check.” 8:00 PM Willard Mecham was indicted on three similar counts. Ms Zera will receive about $500,000 a year for the next 20 years. After federal and state taxes, that should Maricopa County Superior Court Commissioner Mozart: "Posthorn Serenade"(excerpts) ..Patrick O'Neil released both Mechams on their own work out to about $387,500 annually, lottery officials recognizance, hut ordered the governor not to leave the soW. . , * • 1 state without court permission unless he Is on official Her first check should arrive in four to six weeks, Diemente: "Violin Concerto" (World Premiere) government business. they said, with another coming every January for the REWARDS 000 next 19 years. The governor told reporters he was confident of She declined to identify the customer who made her Brahms: "Symphony No. 2" acquittal and was not nervous about being before a For information ieading to the apprehension jackpot possible. court. She cut an interview short because of waiting and conviction of the parties involved in the customers and said she’d keep working at Ollie’s “for a “When you have a clear conscience and you're destruction of property at Lynch Toyota-Pontiac, General admission $6 innocent, why should you be apprehensive?" he asked. '*^*oock said Friday that business would be normal at Students over 18 and senior citizens $4 The House Select Committee is considering whether 500 West Center Street, Manchester. All his tavern about 15 miles southeast of St. Louis “if this Mecham should be Impeached for failing to report the FAMILY SPECIAL information will be held telephone would stop ringing.” $350,000 loan, for borrowing $80,000 in what special He said he’d had visits from “everybody that s ever Students under 18 FREE with 1.0. 8 counsel William French contended was state funds in strictest confidence. been in this place In the past 15 years.” from the governor's protocol fund, and for allegedly Call Joe McCavanagh Ms. Zera said she hadn’t given much thought to TO RESERVE TICKETS OR FOR MORE INFORMATION trying to thwart a state investigation of an alleged spending the money, but had a few Ideas. death threat to a former top aide. CALL: 647-6043 “One granddaughter will get the braces she needs. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Select Committee Chairman Jim Skelly, a Republi­ 646-4321 And the other one — well, both of them can go to college can, said he expected Mecham would be called to if they want to.” testify next week. Congress likely to increase tax on vice Arguably, the poor could do without guards also took away the S,000-page OPINION WASHINGTON - beer and cigarettes. ’They aren’t encyclopedia he authored in prison on Keep an eye on your staples. But gasoline is often the link world writers. beer and cigarettes. to a job. And the telephone can be a Now out of prison camps but still in Those two vices, along lifeline for the poor and homebound. exile, Petkus will not be a free man Potoniac Potpourri RETT^EAT Mosc)0\^^. with gasoline and tele­ Jack One congressional proposal to raise until 1990. phones, are likely gas taxes to meet the demands of the Pilot drain targets for the next tax A n d e ra o n deficit would require nearly 22 cents The Air Force is panicked over the The final 366 days increase. more in taxes on every gallon of loss of Its 6 million dollar men. That is Congress has already gasoline. That would be a heavy what it takes, $6 million, to train one The countdown to President Reagan’s final day squeezed the budget burden on the poor. in office began Jan. 20 with the release of an dry, shaving $33 billion Raising money by placing high fees , pilot, and too many of those pilots are from the $180 billion opting to ball out of the service, “official calendar” marking the remaining 360-odd on Imported oil is another notion according to Pentagon officials. At days. federal deficit. making the rounds. But that would the beginning of the Reagan adminis­ The calendar, which runs from Jan. 20,1988 — ’There is only so much lawmakers and the federal government have only give domestic oil producers the will do to cut programs before they increased taxes on telephone service tration, the rate of pilot retention was countdown day — to Jan. 20,1989, was the green light to raise their own prices. low. But as pilots took the lead from brainchild of Erin and Justin McGilvery of La bump up against something that is too by an average of 51 percent. Analysts say that for every dollar the popular to eliminate. The next step is In the same period, 45 states and the federal government collected on defense-minded Reagan, more of Jolla, Calif. It began as a family project, with Erin, federal government have raised their them were making a career out of the 27, designing the calendar and Justin, 24, setting up tax increases. And what better items Import taxes, the consumer would end to tax than indulgences such as beer taxes on cigarettes from an average up paying $2.75 in higher prices on oil Air Force. Fighter pilots saw their the business structure for their venture. of 24 cents a pack in 1980 to 40 cents jobs as glamorous once again with the The calendar, which is being sold at some and cigarettes, or items that can be and oil products. dismissed as semi-luxuries, such as currently. That is a jump of nearly 67 potential to see action over Libya and bookstores, is designed “to provide a constant RETREAT TO K\OSC0' elsewhere. But now, with Reagan in gasoline and telephones? p6rc6nt. Christian parsacuted reminder of the words and deeds of the Reagan They are already taxed to the hilt, Forty-six states and the federal the last year of his administration and Administration." and some economists and govern­ government have raised gasoline ’The story of Viktoras Petkus is not defense budgets on the chopping It details the “eight-year reign of image over ment officials hope Congress doesn’t taxes in this decade. The combined unique in the Soviet Union. We have block, the retention rates have fallen substance, fantasy over fact, reaction of reason, heap even more taxes on these items. tax burden per gallon has gone up reported recently on the persecution to a new low — 52 percent In the first greed over grace and the simultaneous dismantling The reason is that, unlike an income from 13.2 percent of the pre-tax price of Soviet Christians who do not get as six months of last year. The pilots of the American traditions of honest, fairness, tax, a federal excise tax or sales tax of the gas to 32.9 percent of the price. much attention as their Jewish theoiize that the era of heavy defense justice and peace,” according to the cover of the on items you purchase hurts the poor That’s an increase of 149 percent in counterparts. Petkus, recently exiled spending is over and they can forge a calendar. more than the rich. In tax jargon, seven years. to a remote spot near Mongolia, is an more secure career with the commer­ Each day is numbered, counting down to 0, and Beer hasn’t been spared either. All example of how that persecution cial airlines._____- i these taxes are called “regressive” contains 749 short entries, including statements for that reason. but 10 states have increased their works. Letters to the editor and events of the past eight years. Countdown day, Here are the facts on these heavily sales taxes on beer since 1980. He is a prominent Lithuanian for example, contains an excerpt from Reagan’s taxed items gleaned from a recent ’That means little to you if you make Catholic who has spent 24 years in ’The Manchester Herald welcomes 1981 inaugural address. On Jan. 20,1989, below the government analysis. more than $200,000 a year. But let’s prison camps for his religious acti­ original letters to the editor. "0" it says, “Noon; and not a moment too soon.” 1--- V The combined burden of federal, assume you don’t. Here is how those vism and his work in advocating Letters should be brief apd to the state and local taxes on gasoline now taxes take a bite out of the poor human rights. Petkus is 57. He shared point. They should be typed or neatly The price of the calendar is $9.95, plus $1.95 a cell with dissident Natan Sharansky shipping and handling. It is, of course, average 24 cents per gallon. On a family’s income compared to the rich. handwritten, and, for ease in editing, I f your family ta kes in $10,000 or less for a time and was inspired by their “manufactured in the United States.” six-pack of beer. 47 cents of the cost is should be double-spaced. Letters taxes. On a pack of cigarettes, the a year, gasoline purchases eat up 25 long conversations to write a series of studies on Christianity and Judaism. must be signed with name, address Washington Wire average tax is 40 cents. Your times as high a share of that income as and daytime telephone number (for For the record household telephone bill is 7 percent they do from a family making The work was confiscated by his $200,000. The bite is 13timeshigherfor guards and burned. Petkus had verification). When lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next higher because of taxes. ’The Herald reserves the right to edit The four items have been battered beer, 21 times higher for telephone mailed copies of the work to Lithua­ week, a small group of senators say they’ve earned taxes and 58 times higher for nia, but they mysteriously never letters in the interests of brevity, by the taxman heavily in this decade. clarity and taste. the right to talk up — or in other words, brag — Since 1980, more thanhalf the states cigarettes. made it to their destination. The about their skills as downhill skiers. Low morality at the U.N. A.handful of lawmakers recently took part in a series of races, but not the political sort. They raised more than $100,000 for charity in By Barry Schweld shocking is that no country has violations on the West Bank and Censorship in high schools competition on the ski slopes of Utah. brought these massive abuses of Gaza even begin to compare in The Senator’s Ski Cup, held annually to raise WASHING’TON - Former Am­ myself a bit closer to the court’s vidios, and read steamy novels. human rights to the attention of their devastation with the human By Chuck Stone In today’s information explosion, money for a children’s hospital, actually turned out bassador Jeane J. Kirkpatrick U.N. human rights bodies.” rights violationsinAfghanistanor position. But my three children are to be a grudge match. many teen-agers also are intellectual says the level of morality at the against Eritreans or in Cambodia It’s hard to believe that five grown now and ... when I became a Utah Sen. Jake Gam won the modified giant United Nations is so low it’s Her observations at the Ameri­ man, I put away childish things. sophisticates. Rather than serving as or in half a dozen other places.” Supreme Court justices never read the receptacles into which Mother Goose slalom against Air Force Secretary Edward ^ shocking. can Enterprise Institute, a pri­ majestic logic of John Stuart Mill. All Today, as both a journalist and a Aldrich. The win also netted Gam a $1,000 side vate research group, are not university professor, I struggle to rhymes are deposited, they should be “There is no consensus on The reason, Mrs. Kirkpatrick five, however, did read tie fatuous encouraged to grapple with tmth and wager. morality,” she said Thursday. entirely new. During her four said, is that the democracies have drivel of “See Dick run. See Jane run. ’’ balance the equities between the Gam was a betting favorite in the gmdge “There is no consensus at ail on years in New York, Mrs. Kirkpa­ lost their sense of priorities in the On the basis of a preference for students’ right to speak freely and the falsehood. matches, in which racers are pitted against each teachers’ right to exercise responsibil­ John Stuart Mill did. By the age of 10, what is real, what is important, trick tried to change things. United Nations and “the member pedagogical tyranny over dialogical he had gone through all of theLatin and other with handicaps and wagers that are set either and what is right." states let it happen.” freedom, the justices took a giant step ity. Most parents of elementary-school by themselves or sponsors. Two of her predecessors, Ar­ children would endorse last week’s Greek authors, some of whom dis­ backwards (and didn’t even say, cussed Incest and adultery. By 14, he Gam won three consecutive races before finally Nordoes she agree with the U. N. thur J. Goldberg and Daniel P. “May I?”). Affirming a Hazelwood, court ruling. But at the high-school view of the world and its Moynihan, had tried as well to level, I see no difference between the had mastered history, logic and losing to a sponsor. Barry Schweld hascovered U.S. Mo., high-school administration’s political economy. Perhaps this early Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., took on the problems. promote the values of the Western diplomacy for The Associated right to censor the school newspaper, censorship of textbooks and the democracies. censorship of school newspapers. exposure to the clash of divergent 16-gate hill during the competition after having Israel’s decision to deport a Press since 1973. the court was as contradictory as it ideas impelled Mill to be such an skied only once before. Dodd did, however, hold his was despotic; Obviously, the reasonable and handful of Palestinian Arabs Their efforts met with some prudent limits to free spcMh would not unrelenting defender of free speech. own against Gam, and Sens. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, elicits expressions of outrage — “A school need not tolerate student success. Andyet, eventoday, Mrs. speech that is inconsistent with its permit a high-school newspaper to As he wrote: and Christopher Bond, R-Mo., in one showing. even a U.S. vote against its friend Kirkpatrick said, “the priorities public scatology, child pornography, “Truth gains more even by the But it was Wisconsin Sen. Robert Kasten who and ally. Letters to the editor basic educational mission even though errors of one who, with due study and in the United Nations are almost the government could not censor or social paroxysms of racial hate. Yet took king of the hill honors with a two-run time of entirely incompatible with liberal The Manchester Herald wel­ where do we draw the line? preparation, thinksforhimself than by 69.58 seconds. He powered his team to a first place But “no note is taken," she said, similar speech outside the school. (My the true opinions of those who only hold of the forced relocation of tens of democratic values." comes original letters to the emphasis.) If presidential candidates discuss finish. editor. abortion or the breakdown in family tiiem because they do not suffer thousands of Ethiopians. “Educators do not offend the First themselves to think.” Alaska’s Sen. Frank Murkowski finished second To make her point, the former Amendment by exercising control values due to a spiraling divorce rate, among the senators and sixth overall. Israel, South Africa and El ambassador spoke heatedly of the Letters should be brief and to could their discussions be published in In 1988, five Supreme Court justices the point. They should be typed or over the style and content of student and a Hazelwood, Mo., principal need Sources in some of the winners’ offices say their Salvador are targeted for attention the Security Council speech in school-sponsored expressive a high-school newspaper? Not In bosses intend to make the results of the races “very censure. rivets on Israel and what she neatly handwritten, and, for ease Hazelwood, Mo. The Supreme Court to “suffer themselves to think.” Their in editing, should be double­ activities, so long as their actions are conclusion might even be that teen­ public" when Congress convenes and they can called a campaign in the United reasonably related to legitimate upheld the right of the high-school But in a world in which more spaced. Letters must be signed ® tftU by NEA. Inc agers must think more responsibly “make a few speeches on the floor.” Nations to “delegitimatize" the pedagogical concerns.” principal in this Rip Van Winkle people — millions of them — die of with name, address and daytime community of 13,000 to censor the about why so many babies are being human rights violations than of country.. That jargonistic disregard for the bom out of wedlock and why so many telephone number (for First Amendment is almost too silly to school newspaper’s articles on divorce war, she said, the Chinese Cultu­ Why target Israel? “Surely it is verification). and teen-age pregnancy. parenU are getting divorced. Censor­ ral Revolution and Pol Pot’s not because anyone believes that 'Tm a value-free yuppie. refute. Are “legitimate pedagogical ing their developing cognitive capac­ iHaiirlirstrr Hrrah'i concerns” the same in high school In Such high-button-shoes censorship treatment of his own Cambodian the human rights problems on the The Herald reserves the right You’re a value-free yuppie. obscures a modem reality. Most of ity only cripples democracy. people are ignored. to edit letters in the interests of Harlem and Hattiesburg, Miss., as Founded In 1881 West Bank and Gaza — while they Let’s do something that calls they are in Hazelwood? today’s kids already know all about are real — are more important brevity, clarity and taste. Chuck Stone Is a syndicated colnm- PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher “The U.N. has taken no action for some MORAL Years ago, as a parent of three very sex. They watch soap operas, listen to GEORGE T CHAPPELL ...... Editor than those in Ethiopia," she said. young children, I might have found suggestive song lyrics, rent X-rated nlst. DOUGLAS A BEVINS ... . Executive Editor whatsover on these most massive Address letters to: Open Fo­ RELATIVISM!” MARIE P GRADY ...... City Editor abuses of human rights," Mrs. “Surely it is not because anyone rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. ALEXANDER GIRELLI . . . Atsociate Editor Kirkpatrick said. “What is more believes that the human rights Box 591,'Manchester, CT 06040. itaiiti.Bo.>r Week of prayer observed

Charch BnflctiB Board Rdigkmo Sarviceo Robert ond ■arbora.Bloke.^AUy n d y Editor’s note: This column is wood, Wllllom o n « i l l e « i Shea, A ^ u r prepared by the staff of the and Corel Cunlitte, Michael MeottI, Church of Christ M ACC News Sharon Molnyllle, Kenneth W le h ^ n , SL Mary’s Episcopal Church Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South United Methodist Church, 1224 Manchester Area Conference of Klwonls Club ot Monchester, John R AssmnbllM of Qod Holllger. Sunday worship: holy eucha­ Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. These are the events planned for the coming week at (lurches. Tierney Funeral Home Inc., Trinity These are the events scheduled for this week at St. Cslvarv Charch (Atiambllcsof God). rist, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. (Sood, Rev. Church of (Hirist: Coyenont Church, llllng Junior High, Mary’s Episcopal Church: 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. o.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lgwrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship of citizens to worship as they Russell and CharlotteGrannis, Corollne Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule: 9and 10:45a.m., worship service; (Jeer, Thom os and Muriel Rea, Anno Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; choose. And whereas recently an Sunday — 7; 30 and 9; 30 a.m., holy eucharist service; o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ 9 o.m., church school. Nursery (or with sermon, “ Thief or Friend; ’’ 6 p.m., worship with Bv Noncv Carr Rice, William and ■O'JPro 11 a.m., "70" music subcommittee; 6:30p.m., PRISM; evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. preschoolers. (447-9141) sermon, "Living in Harmony; ’’ Manchester life group. increasing number of events spon­ Martin Kelderllng, Dorothy St. Onpe, ship, child-core ond nursery; 7:00 p.m., 443-9203. Executive Director 7 p.m., youth. evening service of praise and Bible Monday — 7:30 p.m., marriage enrichment video sor^ by athletic, school and civic Lydio Wogmon, Thomas and *^rlon preaching. (444-1102) organizations have been scheduled Carpenter, Ann Fisher, Linda Tyler, Tuesday — 5 p.m., Capelia Choir; 7:30 p.m., Famiiy ft. Mary's Rglscenal Church, Park Mormon series, Manchester Bible study group. ’The Week of Prayer for Christian Violet Clough, Sara McNally, Frank Day Care Exchange. and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Tuesday — 7 p.m., marriage enrichment video on Sunday mornings, thus reducing and Barbara Belknap III, "J? drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J» Wrider, The Church of Jesus Christ ef Latter- Unity, Jan. 18-25, is observed the opportunities for worship or Weednesday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Baptist osslstont rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ series. East Windsor Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. East annually throughout the world. Elizabeth Wilt, Ravmondand Ellwbem ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., participation in the event, be it Karpe, Gory and Debra Dahms, Doyld Scouts; 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible Community Baptist Church, SS5 E. 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; Hartford Bible study. In Manchester each of our Colbert, Stephen ond Frances Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday therefore resolved that the Man­ study. school and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible classes. worshipping communities offers Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 a.m., euchorlst, 10 o.m. every Wednesday. chester Area Conference of **Also'ttia’nk you to Steftle Borello, Friday — 8 p.m., AA. worship service; 9:15 a.m., church (449-4583) hood and relief society. (443-4003 or Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study group. individual prayers for the units of 228-3715) Oiurches express their concern Albert and Josephine Krlkorlon, W. Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m., AA. school. Nursery core provided. (443- Next Saturday — 9 a.m., teachers’ training. Doyld Keith, Robert and Carolyn Gospei (Kristians and collectively we about the erosion of time consi­ 0537) , gather with other denominations Ramsey, Hugh, Klmberleeond Shannon Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., dered adequate for Christian wor­ O'Neill, Wldowsond Widowers Associa­ Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Church of the Living God, on evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic this morning in the annual Winter Trinity Covenant Church ical, full-gospel church, Robertson ship, and request all public agen­ tion #11, Intelll Comp, Arthur and pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 St. John the Baptist Polish Netlenol Festival of Congregations to cele­ Winifred Bowler, Carl Carlson, John a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Manches­ cies and organizations to refrain The foliowing events are scheduled at Trinity ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Ccrthellc Church, 23 (Jolwav St., Man­ brate and give witness td , our ond LIndo Robinson, Martha M wijn, service. (444-5314) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Emanuel Lutheran Church from scheduling any event on a Regina Larson, Frank and -lulla Covenant Church for the coming week: First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstgwn Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. shared belief in One Lord. One Nursery and Sunday school. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for Sunday that would begin before Sworek, Morrell and Darlene N(»Ton, Today — 7 p.m., basketbail game at liiing Junior Road, Monchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 8 a.m. (443-5904) Faith, One Baptism. Mery Keehon, Emily Tolf, JOMPh and school; 11 o.m..worship service; 7 p.m., the coming week include: 1:00 p.m.” Mary Blozlnskl, Carl and Evelyn Enp- High. evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ The meditation on Christian unity vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Sunday — 9:30 a.m., worship and youth service: 11 Subsequently we were happy to berg, Vivian Hanna, George Flavell, Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship with service. Nursery at oil services. (449- Nazarene for today is based on 1 John 4:13 — William Marks, N.H. Massoro, Stephen 7509) day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock a.m., annual meeting; nursery. hear from Dr. Deakin that public sermon, “ Like Father Like... ” the Rev. Paui F. Knight coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of "The Holy Spirit is God’s greatest OlskewskI, Edith Dooley, Doris ond First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 Church ef the Noiarene, 234 Main St., Monday — 6:45 p.m., ScouU; 7:30 p.m., property. school policy does not and did not Arthur LIbbey Sr., Richard and Beverly preaching; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible school, installation Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. gift to us because through our Full Gospel Interdsnemlnatienoi Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 1 p.m.. We permit the scheduling of activities Hyde, Elsie Werner, Enrlce and Jane of officers; 10:15 a.m., coffee and fellowship: 7:30 Kreutzer, pastor. (443-7543) postor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of redemption in Christ we are Peale, Mory King. ^ Harvest TtnM Baptist Church, 72 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. p.m., Bible study. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 o.m., outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Gals; 4 p.m., staff; 7:30 p.m.. Housing Board. enabled by the Spirit to overcome on Sunday morning. Charles and Rose Plllord, Ethel Robb, Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church Wednesday — 6 to 8p.m., CRC; 7 p.m., confirmation Milton Adams, M.E. WIeezorek, May- Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 all our fears. Through the Spirit’s p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise lord and Linda Hempstead, Dr. and Strada Restaurant. o. m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudy, class; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel (%oir. gifts a constantly new vitality can Mrs. Philip Sumner, Norman ond service, Wednesdovhome Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast ot 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prover 7 p.m., Wednesday. (444-8W) Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 7 p.m.. Belle fill the churches enabling their Thank yous Helene Dey, John ond Elizabeth rtrley, p. m. (443-9359) Renzie Earle, Patricia and Wallace at La Strada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m.. Pioneer Club; 7 line, 444-8731, 24 hours. Choir. members to be one and to preserve (fospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m., We still have lour pages of Irish Jr., William and Patricia Gow, p.m., senior high youth group; choir practice; Christian Science ter. 10o.m.,breaklngbread; 11:45a.m., Pentecoatai that unity in the bond of peace. This wonderful folk who contributed to Frederick and Irene Hughes, June basketball; 8 p.m., AA. Stevenson, Miner and MItti Sttiekpole, Discovering Your Gifts class. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. United Pentecostal Church, 187 renewed unity will be the sign of the Seasonal Sharing Appeal to Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class; 6:16 p.m.. Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. Donald ond Norma WIrm, E llza^th N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m., that dynamic power all peoples thank. Anderson, Elsie Bradley, Dorothy Wil­ Agape; 6:30 to 9 p.m., nursery group. church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah'S Witnesses Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ liams, (Jeorge and Joan Wood, T h e ^ care for small children. (449-1444) day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 need in face of the many anxieties (Jrendmothor Clrclt, Dennis and Friday — 7 p.m., junior high youth, Congress-’88 in Jehovah's Witnesses, 447 Tolland MarvAnn Senes, Shirley Landphlen dare and Charlotte Horris, Robert Reading Room, 454A Center St., Man­ p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ of these times.” Lozzerlnl, Myron Senezikowska, Gloria Boston. chester. (4494M2) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 nesday, Bible study: 7 p.m., Thursday, Community Baptist Church George ond Mary Smith, W lllom p.m., theocratic ministry school: 7:50 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Martens, George and Margaret K anl^ and Burton Hilton III, MIchoel and p.m., service meeting; Wednesdov,7;15 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. ’These are the activities scheduled for the coming Martha Besser, Penny ond Alfred Betty Ann McGrath, Lorraine Bpltl- Church of Christ p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ (449-9Sa) week at Community Baptist Church; Sleffert Sr., Sandra Pitkin, John and more, Leroy and Lorraine Hay, Robert North United Methodist Church day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Sunday worship Helen McHugh, Arthurond Ines rtrron , and Kathleen Tummlllo, Helen St. Church of Christ, Lydoll and Vernon Wotchtower study. (444-1490) Sunday — 9:15 a.m., church school classes for all Herbert and Helen McKinney, Mr. and Laurent, Richard Lauzier In honor of Meetings and events scheduled for the coming week streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Preabyterian ages; 10; 30 a.m., morning worship laity Sunday, Evan The following resolution was Mrs. Robert Weiss, R ober^nd Nancy Doyle, Charles and Joy, K e n n ^ and at North United Methodist Church include: pulpit minister. Gareth Flonory, evan­ Smith, vice president of American Baptist Men, guest unanimously adopted last No­ McHale, Mary Jean Burr, Thomas and Joon Reynolds, Don and Patricia gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Conservative Coventry Presbyterian Church, vember by the MACC churches Patricia Knaoo, John and Conme Gulnan, MIchoel ond Shorron Masse, Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship, the Rev. a.m., Bible classes; 10o.m., worship; 4 Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ speaker; noon, spaghetti dinner sponsored by senior Bertrand, Ben and Eileen J ^ l ^ Charles and Mary O'Bright, Harry William Trench preaching “ That Season in the Sun; ’’ 9 p.m., 9varshlp. Wednesday, 7 p.m., - Temple Beth Shelom, 400 E. Middle try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, high; 6 p.m.. Bell Choir; junior high youth. after several pastors brought to the Walter and Sydney Schulthels, Charles Cowles, Malcolm Barlow, Nutmeg Ot- Bible study. Nursery provided (or all Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday tlce Supply Inc. (Horrison's), S.J. a.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church school; Monday — 7 p.m., Kerygma Bible study; 8 p.m.. board their concern over the and Joyce Lindsey, employees of Choma Inc., Phelon, Squotrlto, Fitzge­ services. (444-2903) Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieeer, cantor; school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ increasing number of activities Manchester State Bonk In memory of nursery offered both hours; 5; 30 p.m.. United Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer Women’s Club of Manchester. Gertrude Churchill, (Jermaine Breton, rald, Dyer and Wood, P.C. Methodist Youth Fellowhsip; 7 p.m., sacred dance ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 meeting. (742-7222) ’Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Alcoholics Victorious; 7; 30 p.m., scheduled for Sunday morning; Esther Wood, Ernest ond Margaret Congregationai a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for Presbyterian Church of Manchester, Segerberg, Dorihy Silva, E r w t and rehearsal; ecumenical prayer group. Friday service time. (443-9543) Dorcas CSrcie at Frances Larsson’s; Gilbert and "Whereas it has been the custom Bbiten Cenpregottonai Church, 228 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ of Christians to gather regularly on Alice Desrocher, Robert ond CTrlstlna Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Administrative Council. Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Sullivan. Mortensen, John and Gemma Sullivan, Wednesday — 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday Wednesday — 9; 30 a.m., Bible study; 6; 45 p.m.. Boy Sunday mornings for worship in Barry and Linda Snyder, Florence THE Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation team; 7; 30p.m., Bible ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Scout Troop 123; 7 p.m., choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., celebration of the Resurrection, Jackson, Esther and Margoret McCue. church school; 11 o.m., fellowship; Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. (443-0904) And whereas the majority of GtoroE and Lois (^m nonj Stonlav study, "The Kingdom of Israel." 11:15 o.m., forum program. (449-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- Christian Life Study Group, Kelly Road, South and Irene (Jworek, Bruce and Nancy BIBIE office or 447-8878 parsonage. tlnover, rabbi. Services,8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic Windsor. citizens of Manchester cherish the Fitting, Mildred Holland, Cantor Cenpregotlenol Church, 11 Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Thursday —9 a.m., Weight Watchers: 6:30 p.m., Bell right to worship freely and Mildred Johnson, John and Kotherine Center Congreagational Church Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday ot each month. (444-8444) Moran, Morgoret Curry, Kerwin and SPEAKS Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. Church ef the Assumption, Adams Choir; 7 p.m., choir. Church of the Living God; 7:30 regularly. Harriet Spoencer, William and Judith by Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. Street at Thompsom Rood, Manchester. p.m., Bible study, 40 Pond Lane, South Windsor. And whereas the Constitution of Hyde, Luene Corwin, R a y ^ r d liw r , Eubgrb Brawgr Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Carroll Ann Cowing, Dorothy Tyler, tional Church include: Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Joseph Porel, assistant pastor. Satur­ this republic guarantees the rights Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; 9 a.m.. Bethel Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses at tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. Honesty surely Is one of the Bible series; 10a.m., nurseryandtoddlercare; church church school, 10 o.m. (447-9941) KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ most appreciated moral attri­ First Cengregatlenal. Church of An- (443-2195) school; 11:15 a.m., social hour; 11:30 a.m.. Bethel nold T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. butes. Without some measure of teachers. dnvar. Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard Schedule; 8a.m.,hoivcommunlon; 9:15 Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Temple Beth Sholom Agents cut off power . Setp, Interim pastor. Schedule; 11 o.m., Integrity In a society. Institutions Monday — 6 p.m., CCW pot luck supper. O.m., church school, odult education, Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday worship; 9:30 o.m., church school. confirmation forum; 10:30 o.m. holy mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses at 8:30, The Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School of Temple would crumble and chaos would ’Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., Nursery core provided. (742-7494) communion. Nursery care all hours. Beth Sholom will hold a family Tu B’Shevat First Cengrepotlenal Church of Cov­ 10 and 11 ;30 a.m. (444-1413) prevail. Marriage, business, confirmation; CCW pot luck supper snow date; 7; 30 (449-5311) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Olebration on Jan. 31 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The event to polygamist homestead government schools, etc. could entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Smonuel Lutheran Church, 40 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and p.m., search committee. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ will be at the synagogue, and is open to students from not survive In a moral vacuum. ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors. W^nesday — 8; 30 a.m., healing prayers; 7; 30 p.m.. son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses kindgergarden through grade 7 and their parents. The Doug Bodrero, deputy state di­ What do you think of when you Chancel Choir. Lone House. Nursery core provided. emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 a.m., worship at 7:30 a.m., 9 o.m., 10:30 a.m., and MARION, Utah (AP) — An FBI (742-8487) with holdy communion on first, third program will include an opportunity to learn about the marksman shot out the electricity rector of public safety, said the consider honesty? Truth-telling, Thursday — 10 a.m., 6:30 and 8 p.m.. Bethel Bible Second Cengregatlenal Church, 385 noon. (443-2403) and fifth Sundays; 9:45 o.m., Sunday St. James Church, 894 Main St.. holiday of ’Tu B’Shevat. also known as the New Year of at a homestead held by a outlaw messages obviously were aimed at honest business transactions, classes; 7:30 p.m.. Bethel teachers. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. church school; 11 o.m., worship with Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, the Trees, by tasting, planting, listening and creating. the reporters. He called the mes­ faithfulness to commitments? Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship holy communion on the second and clan of polygamists, a utility Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, ’There will be a sing-along and a new film, "Trees for Yes, these; and more — being service, Sunday school, and nursery for fourth Sundays. (443-1193) Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday spokesman said Friday as police sages "a move in the right children; 4:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. honest with oneself. ’T o thine V J Latvian Lulheron Church of Man­ masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Sunday Tomorrow and Tomorrow,” will be shown. For more repeated their intention of ending direction” — communication with South United Methodist Church (449-2843) chester, 21 (kirden St., Manchester. masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30a.m., information, call Donna Rubin, Temple Beth Sholom, own self be true, and It must Second Cengregatlenal Church ef (443-2051) the seven-day standoff without the outside world. The following events are scheduled for the coming noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4129) follow, os night the day, thou Coventry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Prince of Peace Lulheran Church, St. Mery Church, 1400 Main St., 643-9563. bloodshed. "There’s still no plan to storm the week at South United Methodist Church; try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Route 31 and North River Rood, house,” Bodrero said Friday, citing canst not be false to any man." lar schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and The cutting off of power to the Coventry. William Douthwolte, pastor. Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral But people commonly engage Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; adult study; 9 and Olal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Schedule: 10:15 a.m. worship service: 9 2>A-acre compound holding six the presence of nine children in the team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., In self-deception — to save face, 10:45 a.m., worship with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson church school, nursery to Grade8, adult a.m., Sunday school, first ond thrd Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; adults and nine children ocinirred compound. preaching, "The Reluctant Missionary;" 6:30 p.m., discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and fellow­ Sundays. (742-7548) confesslons 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Ward said the FBI cut off the to avoid unpleasant conse­ ship; 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., lion Bygnpellcal Lulheran Church Concordia Lutheran Church after a federal judge issued a court Christian Youth Fellowship. lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., (742-4455) power on Wednesday by shooting quences, for personal gain. Re­ 5 (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Church of St. Maurice. 32 Hebron order permitting it, said Utah Monday — 10 a.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. senior church school and Pilgrim streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Activities scheduled for the coming week at out a cutoff switch next to a garding their relationship with fellowship. (742-4234) Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. Power & Light Co. spokesman John ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards study Kuhl, poster. 9:30 a.m., divine worshlp; Olssik, pastor. Saturday mossatSp.m.; Concordia Lutheran (Hiurch include: pole-mounted transformer serving Qod, people deal with the Bible TatceNvllle Cengregatienal Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m., worship with holy Ward. deceitfully, engaging In fraudu- group; 7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 47; 7; 30 p.m., teachers’ Moln Street and Elm Hill Rood, Sunday nsosses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 o.m. Uie compound. munion first and third Sunday. (449- and 11 a.m. (443-4444) communion; the Rev. Andrew Smith of St. Mary’s State and federal authorities Isnt Inconsistencies to avoid Its meeting. Tolcottvllle. Co-postors: Rev. Ronold 4243) declined to comment on what was "It was the safest thing to do,” Wednesday — 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m., Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 Episcopal Church will preach, and will lead the adult Ward said. "We didn’t want to put a obvious demands. How shall they a.m., worship service ond church their first reported use of a weapon respond to Qod ultimately? "... Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; school. (4494)815) Mathodiat Saivation Army education program at 9:15 a.m.; 4 p.m., worship at St. lineman anywhere near that Bartholomew’s Roman Catholic Church. in the standoff with the group, people distort... th e ... Scriptures Cocaine Anonymous; Bible study, 277 Spring St. Belten United Methodist Church, 1041 Salvation Army, 441 Main St., Man­ whose leaders are wanted in the place.” to their own destruction," 2 Peter Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir; property Covenant Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Worship and Music Commit­ Inside the log house besides the Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m., church lager. 9 :X a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 bombing Jan. 16 of a nearby 3:16. committee; education commission. school; 11 o.m., worship service, tee; agoraphobia support group. children were Vickie Singer, 44, TMnttv Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ a.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., solvo- ’Tuesday — 11 a.m., area Lutheran clergy study Mormon church. udl4 matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman nursery. (449-3472) tlon meeting. (449-7787). On Thursday, the polygamlsU, widow of John Singer, and Addam Unitarian Unlversalist Society Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, North United Malhedtst Church, 300 group; 6:30 p.m., catechetics classes; 8 p.m., Bible Swapp, 27, husband of two Singer CHURCH OF CHRIST associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. class; basketball practice. who are said to be awaiting the The title of the sermon this week at the Unitarian youth pastor. Schedule; 8 and 11 a.m., Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Unhraraaiiat return of the clan’s dead patriarch, daughters. Lydall ft Vernon SU ggIs Unlversalist Society; East is, "Religion is in Our worship services; 9 :n o.m., Bible nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support The pair face federal charges in school. (44^2SS5) and 10:30 a.m., worship service; 9a.m., Unlterlun Unlversalist Sectety-Gost, group; 7:30 p.m., Concordia Choir. used a mirror and lantern to signal Phono: 646-2903 Genes, Or: Levis, Survival Gear and Spirituallty.’"The adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church 153 W. Vernon St., AAonchester. Rev. in Morse code: “ Cops not telling the bombing of the Kamas Stake Diana Heath, minister. 10:X a.m., Thursday — 7:30 p.m., women’s AA. Rev. Diana Heath will speak about the evidence that school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth truth.” (Center, religion has a biological basis, as well as a function of Epiacopai FeilosKshlp; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery care and youth reli­ Friday — 1 p.m., Red Crossbloodmobile; 7 p.m., AA. Sunday nursery for preschoolers. (449- gious education. Coffee hour attar integrating symbols. The service is at 10; 30 a.m. ft. Beerge’s Bgiscegai Church, 1150 3494.) service. (444-51511 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 28. 1188 - 17

Weddings Engagements FOCUS Pullout Feature Section

•. t Sitting /I in a ch oir ioft < Vs Singers carry .'■x- Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pallotta Mary Elizabeth Desautels

Pallotta-Genovesi Desautels-Leahy on tradition Rsginild Plnto/HtanohMlw HwaM CHERUBIC CHOIR — David L. Almond, Concordia Maryann Frances Genovesi. daugh­ Patricia Desautels of 160 Parker St. up until now have all been money is taken from the annual ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Genovesi announces the engagement of her By Nancy Pappas members of Concordia, the tuition of $120, which parents pay Lutheran Church’s minister of music, works with of 65 Thayer Road, and Michael David daughter. Mary Elizabeth Desautels, to Manchester Herald school hopes to attract students to the school. members of the Ecumenical Choir School. The school Is Pallotta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sean Michael Leahy, son of John Leahy from all denominations. This policy of paying the located in the church. Pallotta of Arlington, Mass., were of Medford, Mass., and Regina Leahy of hey look pretty much Almond, who also is director of singers, shared by all RSCM married Oct. 24 at St. Bridget Church. Cape Elizabeth, Maine. like the youngsters in middle school music at choir schools, is one of the few TTie Rev., Robert Russo of St. Bridget Tbe bride-elect is a graduate of East any church choir: a Kingswood-Oxford School in West controversial aspects of the Church and the Rev. Wilfred Raymond, Catholic High School and the University dozen or so kids in jeans Hartford, uses an electronic school. from Stonehill College, officiated at the of Connecticut. She is a registered nurse and sweatshirts, sitting keyboard, balanced somewhat " I ’ve been talking commitment ceremony. The bride was given in at Massachusetts General Hospital in Tin a choir loft, alternately precariously on a tilted music for 30 years,” Almond said. “ And marriage by her father. Diane Ge­ Boston, Mass. Harry Carr, organist and choir director at St. Bartholomew’s giggling and paying attention to stand, to accompany his students. by that. I meant commitment The prospective bridegroom is a without being paid for your novesi. sister of the bride, was maid of their choir director. He slaps his thigh to punctuate Church, looks over the shoulder of David Almond, choir director services. At first I was very honor. Bridesmaids were Lynn Ge­ graduate of Belmont Hill High School, One girl is twisting embroidery the “ boom-chicka-boom” rhythm and organist at Concordia Lutheran Church, as the two prepare uncomfortable with the idea of novesi, Stacie Pallotta, Suzanne Pal­ attended Colgate University and gradu­ floss into a bracelet, another is he wants the youngsters to learn. lotta, Patricia Vandeibeck and Stacey ated from Tufts University and Suffolk for Sunday’s joint service. twisting her fingers into knots as He even makes kazoo noises, paying the youngsters.” Almond has, however, decided Pineo. University Law School in Boston. He is she prepares to hit a high note in a using a tightly rolled piece of an in-house legal counsel for the that the financial incentives are a Kevin Pallotta, brother of the groom, solo. sheet music. was best man. Ushers were Matthew Kemper Group Insurance Co. of Quincy, Sunday services to mark But the youngsters who spend The youngsters sing almost good way to give youngsters a Waddick, Richard Tepper, Gerald Mass. Tuesday and Thursday evenings every imaginable tsrpe of reli­ feeling of professionalism. McGavick. Michael Ryan and Thomas An April 16 wedding is planned in in the balcony of Concordia gious music, from medieval “ They know that if they don’t Connell. After a reception at the Manchester. Lutheran Church are singers with plainsong to pieces from the show up, they don’t get paid," he Parkview Hilton the couple went on a week for Christian unity a difference. They have enrolled musical, ’ ’Godspell.’ ’ said. “ It gives a certain sense of wedding trip to Bermuda. They are Dufour-AM|>erg in the Ecumenical Choir School, a What ties the repertoire to­ responsibility. As singers, these making their home in Lexington, Mass. program of vocal instruction gether is that it’s all high-quality students know they need to show The bride is a 1982 graduate of East Patrick Dui^iar of Lebanon and Sunday will see three separate Prayer. The service will mark the first under the tutelage of David L. music, according to the Rev. up.” Catholic High School and a 1986 Patricia Dufour of East Hartford services in Manchester marking the time that Lutherans and Episcopalians Almond. The school follows a Kim-Eric Williams, Concordia’s But the idea of the school is not graduate of Stonehill College in North announce the engagement of their Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. have cooperated in a joint service in the rigorous curriculum that is cen­ pastor, whose three children are simply to prepare music to be Pastors of Concordia Lutheran Manchester area. However, the na­ presented at the Sunday morning //' Easton. Mass. She is employed by Aetna daughter, Monique Dufour, to Gary turies old. in the choir. Life & Casualty, Waltham, Mass. Ahlberg, son of Ruth and John Ahlberg Church and St. Mary's Episcopal tional organizations of both churches Many of the lessons have "W e need a school like this worship services at Concordia. // The groom is a 1981 graduate of of 48 Spruce St. Church will exchange pulpits. The Rev. came to an agreement, and began changed very little since the 12th because what they’re getting in Almond said he believes that Drew Smith, rector of St. Mary’s, will Arlington Catholic High School, a 1982 The bride-elect is a graduate of East encouraging such exchanges, six years century. the public school is simply musical training is worthwhile V graduate of Bridgeton Academy, Brid­ Hartford High School and is employed preach at Concordia and assist with the ago. "The idea of training young trash,” Williams said. " I ’m not for all youngsters, whether or not communion distribution, followeing the geton. Maine, and a 1986 graduate of by Arthur Drug Store of East Hartford. At both congregations, the visiting people seriously in music goes saying that because it’s secular they have great natural talent. Lutheran Book of Worship. The Rev. Stonehill College. He is employed by The prospective bridegroom is a gradu­ cleric will lead an adult class to present back before the Middle Ages,” music. I ’m saying it because It’s Kim-Eric Williams, senior pastor at "A person who is musically \ Pallotta Oil Co. Inc. of Arlin^on. ate of Manchester High School and is some of the results of the longstanding said Almond, who is Concordia’s awful music. I mean, for Christ­ Concordia, will preach and assist at St. literate is a person who can think employed by Hurwit and Safford Ltd. Lutheran-Episcopal dialogue. minister of music. “ Monks were mas, you gel ‘I Saw Mommy Mary’s, using the Book of Common well in the abstract,” he said. A July 2 wedding is planned. The services at St. Mary’s church are trained in choir schools. This was Kissing Santa Claus.’ That’s just at 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. Services at the church’s chief tool for trash." Students will be encouraged to Williams said he believes that Concordia are at 8 and 10:30 a.m. evangelization.’’ work on new arrangements of •elementary school music In the afternoon, for the first time, the As they learn to sight-read music, under Almond’s supervi­ i. CoDege Notes teachers use pop music because Lutheran-Roman Catholic Service of music, hear intervals properly sion. Eventually, Almond be­ they are desperate for a way to the Word will be used in the Manchester and handle the liturgy knowled- lieves, members of the Ecumeni­ gably, Nancy Knauff, Lorinda keep a captive group of students runner on the womens’ cross country ternal Revenue Service. area. A joint service between Concordia cal Choir School may be putting Makes dean’s list Lutheran Church and St. Bartholom­ Salvatore and their fellow singers interested. together musical compositions of team. She is a graduate of East Catholic The choir school, on the other Klopfer on dean’s list ew’s Roman Catholic Church will be are following the same challeng­ their own. Lynn Whitehowe, daughter of Ri­ High School. hand, has no such problems. held at 4 p.m. at St. Bartholomew’s on ing musical program that is used chard and Lorraine Whitehouse of 125 Andrew W. Klopfer, son of Mr. and Students who wish to enroll are But for now, most of the Complotss Job training East Center Street. The service is in about 8,900 churches around Briarwood Drive, has been put on the Mrs. Albert Klopfer of 161 Broadway, auditioned. Those who are ac­ students seem happy just to be offered to mark the Week of Prayer for the world. dean’s list for the fall semester at the Three Manchester residents are Coventry, has been named to the dean’s cepted are asked to sign a singing with the group. Nora. Christian Unity. It is disseminated by the Royal University of Connecticut. She is an among students in the Central Connecti­ list at St. Anselm College, Manchester, contract, promising to attend two Crowley. 13, said “ I like to sing The joint Service of the Word was School of Church Music (RSCM) RaglMM P)n«M»w HwiW early childhood development major. cut State University’s Cooperative N.H. He is majoring in criminal justice. evening rehearsals each week, and it’s an extra for me. I don’t do developed fora meeting of Lutheran and in Croydon, England. That school Education Program who recently com­ and a rehearsal and performance that much other stuff after O n fall clean’s list Roman Catholic bishops in Washington, is housed In Addington Palace, a PASSING TIME — Pla Williams, 11, keeps herself busy pleted six-month, paid, on-the-Job work on Sunday morning. school, so I don’t mind the long Honors at Lafayette D.C., last year. It came after more than former residence of the Archbi­ assignmenU. They are; Jeffrey Cantln, Anae C. Zapadka, daughter of Carol To encourage attendance, sin­ extra rehearsals.” during rehearsals by braiding bracelets from embroidery 20 years of dialogue between the two shop of Canterbury. Kathle DeMarco, daughter of Tony 420 O’Leary Drive, revenue officer with and Leon Zapadka of Bolton, has been gers are given small incentive floss, which she has attached to her Bible with masking largest Christian groups in the world. Yet there is nothing monastic Nancy Knauff agreed. "I really and Donna DeMarco of 152 Leland Internal Revenue Service: Patricia named to the dean’s list for the fall payments — between 25 and 90 Members of both church choirs will or stuffy about the rehearsals of enjoy singing,” said the 14-year- tape. Pla says that she also makes bracelets during Drive, has been named to the dean’s iist Hardy, 74 Avondale Road, co-op intern. semester at the University of Connecti­ cents per rehearsal — depending sing under the direction of David L. the choir school at Concordia, old. “ And this is hard, but it’s sermons delivered by her father, the Rev. KIm-ErIc for the fall semester at Lafayette Department of Consumer Protection; cut. She is a sophomore studying the upon their age, attitude and Almond, choir director of Concordia, which was opened in the fall. College in Easton, Pa. She is a freshman and Michael Walters, 114 Linwood St., liberal arts and sciences. She is a behavior. At Concordia, this really fun.” Williams. and Harry Carr of St. Bartholomew’s. Although those who have enrolled and was named outstanding freshman telecommunications representative. In­ graduate of East Catholic High School. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday: jaH. 18. 19M — It 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jail, ii, tW FOCUS / Money FOCUS / Home EMPLOYMENT TRENDS: Job gains and losses Economy creating new jobs, Use your fireplace properly Pwcant clung* and education will be crucial In lo t*l number ol iob* for warmth and for safety (19M-19S6) grow by 76 percent by the year T h e U .S . 2000 OVERALL ]Y m > economy will • Hefty employment gains will By Andy Lang split logs across the andirons, Legal services J237% create 21 mil­ be seen among technicians in the The Associated Press decreasing the size of the logs as lion new jobs health services, computer appli­ On the House you stack upwards. 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Air can be sent down the Health services 129% it represents a growing technical occupation — MUD tOOM 19" «23" some ashes on the floor of the marked slow­ 104 percent — will be in the ranks The first step is to be sure your chimney by the presence of tall fireplace. ’The bed of ashes left i i l l Auto repairs and services Jl20% down in the an­ of paralegals, mostly those who chimney is clean, which means trees too close to the top of the over from the last fire does Hotels nual rate of job assist lawyers. having it cleaned at least once a chimney. Aside from removing likely to find it more and more nicely. Use a. small fireplace growth compared to the 33 • Lawyers are among the year by a professional — unless the obstructions, which may call shovel to spread the leftover Finances, insurance, real estate difficult to locate challenging you know exactly what you are only for the cutting of a few percent rise noted from 1972 to professional groups where em­ ashes fairly evenly. Be sure there Amusements, recreation, motion pictures work as the 20th century winds . wQoe itovi J1 doing and don’t mind a messy job. branches, you usually can solve ployment will grow at twice the is some space between the logs so To hit it hard: ’The economy will down. average for all workers, and LIVING ROOM A fireplace that isn’t clean the problem with the addition of a It also means the way to ensure SUN air can circulate freely around be generating relatively fewer opportunities for social workers PORCH 20^* 2

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Ph.D. Cleveland, Ohio 44101 d® Ring Around the Worid greatly desire and feel satisfac­ (60 mm.) even if treat­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Cyclone' A top-secret Newsmakers tion from physical closeness ment fails, Dr. June M. Reinisch motorcycle becomes the center of atten­ ® Natural W eight Loss these men can . 2 (cuddling, fondling, kissing and (Insey Report tion for a young woman and enemy agents. Heather Thomas, Jeffrey Combs, 0jD Aventuras del Pequeno Principe continue to holding). P.O. Box 46 Have you and your wife dis­ Bloomington, Ind. 47402 Martin Landau. 1987. Rated R. (|l) Comic Strip have "satisfy­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Wonder Woman' The [C N N ] Daybreak cussed the changes in your sex ing” sex lives. 1940s comic-book heroine leaves her in­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner t* life and how each feels about it? land of home of Amazonia to combat the What do you mean by that? Is just what is sexually satisfying to him [ESPN] SportsCenter Such a discussion is the first step injustices of the world. Cathy Lee Crosby, the man satisfied, just the or her. A couple must often Ricardo Montalban. Andrew Prine. 1974 [USA] Jimmy Swaggart women, or both? compromise on it and on how in determining what you should 5:30 AM (T) New Monkees 7:30AM dD Popeye and Son Although I am healthy for my each partner wili help the other to do about seeking treatment for Controversy over hats (T) Star Commanders age, I have not had a firm achieve the preferr^'degree of trouble with erections once 11: INN News d ) Animal Crack-Ups erection for several years and sexual satisfaction. you’ve had a thorough medical [CN N] Showbiz Today [E S P N ] M otorweek Illustrated 01) Voltron. Defender o f the Universe have no intention of seeking a When the couple’s definition of evaluation. brims with contradition d® Popeye & Pals cure because I do not believe in "satisfaction’’ is limited to in­ If you receive a clean bill of 5:35AM [HBO] Cinema Workshop Muppets using drugs or having surgery clude only penile/vaginal inter­ health, then you might want to 5:45AM [U S A ] Night Flight consider seeing a sex therapist or (^ ) Abra Kadabra unless absolutely necessary. course that results in both DEAR 6:00AM d ] Young Universe (R) trj^ng different approaches to dp) Foofur Gradually, my wife and I have partners having orgasms, frus­ ABBY: My (T ) U>ve Your Skin quit bothering to try to get me to trating and disappointment are sex activity on your own. You and ^ It's Your Business husband and I d ] CNN News 00) Wild Kingdom have an erection, since it is commop. If the definition is your wife wili be the judge of recently 11^ Christian Science Monitor Reports whether you, she or both of you (H) Princesa Caballero frustrating to me, and I suspect broader and includes psychologi­ moved from Dear Abby 20; New Zoo Revue are satisfied. The likelihood is [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus she is disappointed, too, although cal stimulation and other types of Michigan to 61> Popeye that, if you’re willing to try. you’ll Abigail Van Buren [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest she doesn’t complain. physical stimulation, with or Arizona, and [C N N ] Daybreak without orgasm, then satisfaction find an enjoyable solution. 7:40 AM [C N N ] Games of '88 A prev we have gone [D IS ] You and Me, Kid tew of the skiing and luge events includes a DEAR READER: I urge you to is not so dependent on an erect “ Western.” [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Silver profiel of Debbi Armstrong, the 1984 Gold find out what is causing your penis. DEAR DR. 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For example, the whole column about it a couple of adjacent chair, subject to being dD Sesame Street (CC) stage called REM (rapid eye Robert Klein, Tyne Daly 1983. THE M URDER O F M ARY PH ACAN — jack Lemmon John Slaton m The Individuals and couples dis­ erections or a female’s postmeno­ years ago.” slopped on by careless waiters, or Kidsongs (In Stereo) movement) sleep is accompanied 6:30AM ® Captain Bob Murder of Mary Phagan/' which dramatizes the events that led to the lynching o agree about the importance of pausal vaginal changes. If so, what did you say? sat upon by incoming customers! ^ Wall Street Journal Report by many physical signs, includ­ ® Worid Tomorrow man wrongly convicted of murder in 1913. The five-hour miniseries airs Sunday, loss of erectile capability. Some, It is important to note that male MRS A. NOVAK, MESA, ARIZ. I sometimes hang my hat on 0 5 Remi like you, feel it’s not worth any sexual functioning consists of ing penile erection in maies and any convenient projection from Cjn Flirrtstone Kids (CC|. ® Rod and Reel Streamside Jan. 24 and Tuesday, Jan. 26 on NBC. clitoral swelling in females. dD Comic Strip cost or risk that might be invoi ved several separate components. DEAR MRS. NOVAK: I did. the wall, be it steer horns, false [C N N ] Daybreak [ESPN] Scholaatic Sports America Healthy individuals of all ages 01) Planet of the Apes ( g ) ® Ahiin and the Chipmunks in reversing the situation. Others Even if a nian has lost the ability and this is it; beams or a bookcase. In rowdier [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! ® La Plaza [HBO] Sometimes I Don't love My 0 i CNN News (O ) N ew ton's Apple (CC) A visit to the feel that life is not worth iiving to have erections, he often retains have these REM sleep changes. 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Short attention span, like a duck, do the moonwelk end make Nowadays, if a restaurant has a TMC imvvia wwrmai [TMC] ® Ask the Manager (X) Anietice'e Top Ten emotional instability and behav­ ^ v e you some tips about getting stripped or locked up. and the DIAL 911 slime sarvlwiches. ContliNiftd. USA USA Natwoffc (USA) ® Essence ioral overactivity are part of the through this (Ufficult period, ammunition stored in a safe, coatroom at all, it is “ at the In Manchester * 33) Cepitan CenteUe syndrome, which is treatable known familiarly as "the terrif>le inaccessible location. customer’s risk” and has nojtl^ce MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jan. 28,1988 - « tt — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 23, 1988 GD Challertge 8NAPU by Brtico Baattia .l„l. STARBUCK M am as Family Mama's jealous when loia spends time with a new friend. Satnrdav, Continued Jessica Walter GD Fight BackI With David Horowitz Saturday, guest-stars as an ^ Austin City Umitt interior-design [CNN] Sports Saturday Fonda. Billy Dee Williams, Keir Dullea. Wild Kingdom magazine editor [E S P N ] 197> N C A A Final Four war. David Carraoine, Mako, Steve James European country infested with blood­ 1980 (3) MOVIE: 'The Destfuciprs' A narcot­ 1986. suckers. Roman Polanski, Sharon Tale, who drafts a per­ High Mountain Rangers A [CNN] Newsday ics agent hires a Pfofessionat killer to kill an 8:00PM Jack MacGowran. 1967 illegal drug dealef Anthony Quinn, Michael fect murder on family, playing guerilla war games, stans 9:10PM [CNN] Showbiz Week [D IS ] M y Friend Flicka [USA] MOVIE: Dementia 13' A men­ Caine. 1974. MBC's "J.J. Star- to play for real - with Jesse and Cody on the enemy hit list. (60 min.) 9:30PM 33 GD M r President Sam is tally disturbed person, who clings to the [E S P N ] W om en's Tennis: Pro- Road to Calgary A preview of the frustrated by his staff's inability to make a memory of a dead sister, is discovered to Celebrity Classic From Miami. (60 min.) buck." The "Mur­ 1988 Olympics. der by Design" 33 GD Boys Will Be Boys Booch, Eugene crucial policy decision. (R) (In Stereo) be an axe murderer. William Campbell, (Taped) and Chazz spice up their boring weekend Luana Anders, Mary Mitchell. 1964. (3D W restling episode airs SAT­ with a trip to Las Vegas. Guest; Alice 22] Amen (CC) The Deacon threatens to [HBO] MOVIE: The Owl and the Pus­ resign when Jeanette is suspected of tak­ Kovels on Collecting Ghostley. Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) 1 1 :30PM (33 She's the Sheriff sycat' Based on the 1954 play about an URDAY. JAN. 23. ing money from the church's child-care intellectual nerd who becomes involved d D M O VIE: 'Grizzly' A park ranger finds (33 GD Dolly (CC) Tom Jones. Lee Ma­ fund. (In Stereo) 33 MOVIE: 'The Organization' A detec­ with a street-wise photographer's model. tive joins forces with an organized vigilante himself pitted against a savage grizzly CHECK IISTINGS jors, comic Paul Rodriguez and country Barbra Streisand. George Segal, Robert bear. Christopher George, Andrew Prine, group the McCaners make appearances 3D The New Honeymooners group In an attempt to stop the drug traffic Klein. 1970. Rated PG Richard Jaeckel. 1976. EOS EXACT TIME (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] This Week in Japan in their area. Sidney Poitier, Barbara [M AX] MOVIE: 'Play It Again, Sam' A [HBO] MOVIE: Saving Grace' (CC) A 33 College Basketball: Connecticut at [MAX] MOVIE: She's Gotta Have It' McNair. Sheree North. 1971 neurotic movie buff receives advice for the newly appointed pope makes a secret pil­ St. John's (2 hrs.) (Live) (CC) A young black woman shares an un­ (53 Friday The 13th: The Series (60 min.) lovelorn from the spirit of Humphrey Bo­ grimage to an impoverished Italian village conventional relationship with three men is) Mind Power gart Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Tony (iD MOVIE: 'The Horse Soldiers' A Tom Conti. Fernando Rey, Erland Joseph- Union cavalry officer leads his men deep Tracy Camila Johns. Tommy Redmond Roberts 1972 Rated PG. 20) D C. Follies son. 1986. Rated PG. into Confederate territory to demolish a Hicks. John Canada Terrell, 1986. Rated [USA] Dance Party USA R 22) Saturday Night Live Host. Robin Wil­ 2;10PM [C N N ] Healthweek strategic railroad junction. John Wayne, liams Musical guest: James Taylor. (90 William Holden, Constance Towers 1 2:30PM 33 This is the NFL 10:00PM 3 ) [CNN] News mm.) (In Stereo) 2:30PM (31) Rocky and Friends California. Frank Langelta, Yvonne De- administrator Steve Guttenberg, Alan Ar- 1959 GD Top Cat 33 Spenser: For Hire (CC) Sgt. Bel- ^ ) Racing From Plainsfietd ( ^ College Basketball: Kansas at Carlo. Ricardo Montalban. 1974 kin, Julie Hagerty 1985 Rated PG -13 v18) MOVIE: 'Columbo: Prescription; son seeks vengeance against those res­ ^ I'm Telling! Notre Dame (2 hrs.) (Live) Murder' Detective Columbo stalks a psy­ Go) Star-athon '88: A Waekend With dD Frugal Gourmet [USA] Airwolf ponsible for the drug-overdose death of What About Women (H) Kovels on Collecting chiatrist whose wife appears to have been his niece. (60 min ) (In Stereo) the Stars The 10th annual cerebral palsy "He didn't say which one was broken." ® PG A Golf: Bob Hope Chrysler Clas­ telethon features returning hosts John Rit­ [CNN] Evans & Novak dp) Greatest Sports Legends 6:30PM 33 C B S News murdered by a burglar. Gene Barry, Peter Star-athon '88; A Weekend With sic (Third Round) From Palm Desert, Calif Falk, Nina Foch 1967. 33 ter, Nancy Morgan Ritter. Henry Winkler, [DIS] Zorro dD Hometime (2 hrs.) (Live) (33 Small Wonder Joan and Ted concoct the Stars The 10th annual cerebral palsy Nancy Dussault, Dennis James and Flor­ a scheme to get the Brindles to move (.20) Basketball (2 hrs.. 30 mm.) telethon features returning hosts John Rit­ © ) Embajadores de la Musics Colom­ ence Henderson at studios in Los Angeles [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'W isdom ' A young man [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch ter, Nancy Morgan Ritter, Herjry Winkler, becomes a folk hero when his crusade bians 33 Siskel & Ebert Scheduled; actors and (22) GD Facts of Life (CC) Blair' s first as­ and New York. (7 hrs.) ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook [TM C] MOVIE: 'Pat and Mike’ A New actresses who impressed Siskel and Ebert signment as a law clerk involves her in a Nancy Dussault, Dennis James and Flor­ tgainst the institution leads him to commit York City sports promoter turns a physical (fp Victory Garden ence Henderson at studios in Los Angeles 40; MOVIE; 'Something to Sing About’ a string of unusual bank robberies Emilio this year Includes Robert Townsend scandalous murder trial. (In Stereo) Joys and disappointments follow a New education teacher into the queen of the [CNN] Big Story ("Hollywood Shuffle"). Holly Hunter and New York, (3 hrs.) Estevez, Demi Moore, Tom Skerritt. 1986. athletic world. Spencer Tracy, Katharine (2D Wild America (CC) The habits of York City bandleader as he heads to Holly­ Rated R. [MAX] MOVIE; 'Above and Beyond' ( "Broadcast News") and Morgan Freeman Pennsylvania's white-tailed deer are used 18} Headlines on Trial wood in search of stardom James Cag­ Hepburn, Aldo Ray 1952. ("Street Smart ") [USA] Cover Story The story of the men of the Enola Gay, a to study the impact of -- and the controv­ 22; '3d} J.J. Starbuck Crime drama Esca­ ney. Evelyn Daw. William Frawley. 1937. 2:45PM [D IS ] DTV highly trained flight crew selected to or­ ^22) NBC New s (CC). ersy surrounding - game management in pades of a Texas billionaire-turned- (Colorized Version) 1 :00PM (33 Magnum. P.l ganize and execute the bombing of Hirosh­ America supersleuth. Tonight; Starbuck (Dale Rob­ C B m o v i e : d .a .r y .l ' ,24) Motorweek A road test of the 41. PELICULA; 'La Vuelta del Mejicano' 3:00PM ima. Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker, James ertson) travels to Beverly Hills to 3 3 MOVIE: Francis Goes to the Races' Army officials seek to destroy their latest Mercedes-Benz 300CE; a long-term road (26) MOVIE: 'Eye of the Needle' A Nazi El hermano de un revoluclonario muerto, Whitmore. 1953. investigate a drowning death. (60 min ) While working for a race horse breeder, spy weapon - an 11-year-old boy with a test update on the Subaru Jusiy; how to spy becomes involved in a passionate alli­ es confundido con este y comienza su cac- Peter gets mixed up with racketeers but computerized brain who has escaped from [T M C ] M O VIE: Heartburn' (CC) Two interact with car salesmen ance with a Scottish woman. Donald Suth­ 24) Legacy of the Hollywood Blacklist eria, porque nadie le cree cuando explica Francis comes to the rescue Donald highly successful people meet at a wed­ his laboratory home. Mary Beth Hurt. Mi­ (26) What's Happening!! erland. Kale Neliigan. 1981. The long-term effects of the House Un- de Quien se irata Jorge Rivero. Elsa O'Connor, Piper Laurie. Cecil Kellaway chael McKean. Barrett Oliver. 1985. ding and fall in love, but conflict arises 38) MOVIE: 'H it' When a narcotics American Activities Committee's investi­ Aguirre. Enrique Rambal 1951. when they try to balance career demands dP) News gation into Hollywood's Communist activi­ 33 ® Pro Bowlers Tour: $150,000 agent's daughter dies from an overdose of 57j MOVIE: The Man W ho Fell to Earth' 33 MOVIE: 'Someone Is Watching Me' and their personal lives in a marriage Jack (38) Alice heroin, he vows to catch the people res­ ties in the '40s and '50s. (60 min.) Quaker State Open From Forum Bowling Nicholson, Meryl Streep, Jeff Daniels An alien from a drought-stricken planet be­ A TV news director is the target of harass­ Lanes in Grand Prairie, Texas (90 min.) (3D ABC New s (CC) ponsible Billy Dee Williams, Tina An­ 26' El Combata comes a multi-millionaire living a drunken, ment by an unknown tormentor Lauren 1986. Rated R. (Live) (DO Noticiero Univision drews, Richard Pryor 1973 61 N B A Basketball; Boston Celtics at secluded I’fe. David Bowie, Candy Clark Hutton, David Birney, Adrienne Barbeau. [U SA] Hollywood Insider [CNN] PrimeNews Cleveland Cavaliers (2 hrs., 30 min.) 1976 1978 (33 Knight Rider [C N N ] Pinnacle 5:00PM (3} Mission impossible [ESPN ] College Basketball: Marquette [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred r r- ' Greatest American Hero (3D Soul Train [DIS] Here's Boomer [DIS] MOVIE; Grambling’s White (33 at Dayton (2 hrs.) (Live) Tiger' Jim Gregory, an outstanding white Hickman, Nick Charles (^ Madeleine Cooks 3 3 A-Team (11) Senior Bowl: North vs. South Top [MAX] MOVIE: Police Academy 3: California high school quarterback, enrolls (ID T and T (CC) Turner and Taler dis­ Back in Training' (CC) Saving the Aca­ [H B O ] M OVIE; '4 8 H R S ' A fasl-ialkmg 1 2:00AM (33 Solid Gold in Concert college seniors from the North are pitted (3D Sabroshow convict IS released from prison for 48 at Louisiana’s all-black Grambling College WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll against the best from the South in this an­ cover that photos of a rock star signing demy IS the newest and toughest chal­ (R) (In Stereo) dD Motorweek autographs may have deadly consequ­ hours to help a detective catch two es­ and proves himself both on the field and nual gndiron ciasssic, from Mobile, Aia. (3 lenge for the members of the original grad­ off Bruce Jenner, Harry Belafonte, LeVar 18) NCTV [CNN] Your Money ences. uating class Steve Guttenberg, Bubba caped killers. Nick Nolle. Eddie Murphy. WHAT, A N D H A V E hrs.) (Live) Annette O'Toole 1982 Rated R Burton. 1981 20) Runaway With the Rich and Famous [ D IS ] W ilderness Bound Orson Welles G i Koiak Smith. David Graf 1986 Rated PG E V E R Y B D D V (iD Josie and the Pussycats [ESPN] Men's Tennis: Australian Open Dolph Lundgren in West Berlin; a Greek describes the life cycle of African termites, ( ^ Great Chefs of the W est [TMC] Short Film Showcase [ M A X ] MOVIE: Radio Days' (CC) island cruise; Phuket Island in Southeast SNICKER/.TME? Senior Bowl: North vs. South Top Woody Allen's affectionate homage to the From Melbourne (3 hrs.) (Live) builders of unique clay castles. (60 min.) Asia. college seniors from the North are pitted Saint 7:00PM 33 Out of This World influence of radio on its listeners during the [HBO] Not Necessarily the Year in Re­ Microwaves Are for 26} MOVIE: ‘Three Avengers' Two small against the best from the South in this an­ 3:30PM dD GD Topo Gigio Three's Company 1930s and 40s. Mia Farrow, Dianne view The members of "Not Necessarily nual gridiron classsic, from Mobile. Ala (3 Cooking 33 town kung fu artists and an American Frugal Gourmet (R) Wiest, Julie Kavner. 1987. Rated PG the News " present an offbeat retrospec­ hrs.) dD Santo Domingo Invtta (33 (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) tive of the past year. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Chinese open a martial arts .school. Bruce [CNN] Newswatch [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Doctor Dracula' Count Li, Chien Yuet Sun. 1980 ^ WWF Superstars of Wrestling 33 It's 3 Living Richie spends a bundle Dracula, in the disguise of a psychiatrist [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents A ser­ dD Art of William Alexander when he’s promised a lucrative business [U S A ] Double Trouble attempts to control the minds of his pa­ ies of mishaps foil the plans of a real estate [CNN] Newsnight (3) Take Charge [CNN ] Foreign Correspondents deal New s 5:30PM GD Bustin' Loose Legally blind tients John Carradine, Donald Barry agent (Dwight Schultz) who intends to end [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pirates of Tortuga' A [ M A X ] Cinemax Sessions: Roy Orfoison (iD Cheers 1977 his marriage by hiring a contract killer 15th-century sea captain is ordered to find & Friends -- A Black and White Night Rudey takes part in a competition for child­ (S) LPt's Go Bowlirtg (60 mm ) (11} Charles in Charge Charles moves m and destroy Sir Henry Morgan, the noto­ Orbison performs such classics as "Only ren with physical limitations Guest Ka- 8:30PM 33 (Cl) w om en in Prison A sports Extra ;iD New Jersey Hispano with Buddy, much to the Powell kids di­ 1 0:30PM (33 rious pirate Ken Scott. Leticia Roman, the Lonely," "Oh. Pretty Woman " and reem Abdul-Jabbar. poker game among the inmates stirs up sappointment lD INN News David King 1961 3E) Wonderworks: Taking Care of Ter­ 'Blue Bayou" with the help of Jackson dD Victory Garden (CC) Dawn's gambling addiction (In Stereo) gmu rific (CC) Based on Lois Lowry's book An il) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ [MAX] MOVIE: Omega Syndrome' Browne, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springsteen. (3D Chespirito (60 min.) ( ^ M am a's Family loia. Bubba and Mama (2t) (30) 227 (CC) An arrogant clergyman imaginative babysitter gives a sheltered fantasize about marriage after attending a tion on the latest employment opponuni- Two men wage war against an under­ Tom Waits and Jennifer Warnes. (60 mm.) leads his church choir in a singing competi­ ground right-wing army whose member­ child a different view of life by taking him (In Stereo) dD This Old House Barnboard is installed wedding Guest Joseph Campanella. ties in the Connecticut area. on a senes of adventures in a local park in the kitchen; restoring the wellhead as a tion against Mary’s group. (In Stereo) ship is growing extremely quickly Ken (24) War (2d) This W eek in the Big East U.B. ACRES by Jhn Davie Stars Melvin Van Peebles. (60 mm.) 4:00PM 33 College Basketball; Pur­ decorative feature; a new driveway is ex­ 2D This Old House (CC) Cynthia begins Wahl. Tato Pavlovsky, 1987 Rated R (26''. Hee Haw tiling in the new master bathroom while an (41) Tiempo de Amar (60 min.) [CNN] Nowaday due at Louisville (2 hrs ) (Live) cavated and paved with bank run (gravel). 1 2:30AM 33 star Search (60 min.) 33 Knight Rider [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday ^p) W e Are the Dream expert sponge paints the living room [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater A careless WHV PC VOd HE'6 NOT TOO [ D IS ] M OVIE: 'Rascals and Robbers: downstairs and shrubs and flowers are murderer (Michael Ironside) contemplates Health and Tennis HANG AROONP BRIGHT. IF VOl) The Secret Adventures of Tom Sawyer (3D Twilight Zone [D IS ] Jack-A-Boy A high-spirited man (^) Its A Living Dot's boyfriend is as­ planted outside and a new wooden fence his crime. K N O W W H A T signed to review her performance in a GD Can You Be Thinner? W IT H T H A T and Huck Finn' Tom Sawyer and Huck (18) Power Pro Wrestling brings cheer to his unfriendly neighbors by IS installed I M E A N Finn overhear a plot against the townspeo­ showing interest in their uneventful lives musical 1 0;45PM ® MOVIE: shaft in Af [CNN] Evans & Novak POO,BLUE? ple to cheat them out of $15,000. Patrick dD M O VIE; Demon Seed' The wife of a Stars Fred Gwynne and Jean Marsh 57) Wild America: River of the Bears rica' Private eye John Shaft is sent to [U S A ] Night Flight scientist is held prisoner by a computer (40) D.C. Follies ICC) |R) Creadon. Anthony Michael Hall 1982 [ E S P N ] C B A Basketball; Topeka Siz Ethiopia to infiltrate an Africa-to-Euro|:>e that has chosen her as its mate. Julie (Chris­ GD Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- slave-smuggling ring. Richard Roundtree. 12:40AM [HBO] MOVIE: Target' [E S P N ] W om en's Skiirtg: Michelob ziers vs. All-Stars (90 mm.) (Live) 8:45PM [D IS ] DTV tie, Fritz Weaver, Gerrit Graham 1977 dades con juegos, competencias. entrev- Frank Finlay. 1973. (CC) A son makes a startling discovery Light Pro Cup From Waterville Valley. dD French Chef: Meat Loaf Masquerade [ U S A ] Check It Out! istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don 9:00PM (33 Country Music Associa­ about his father's past when he and his N H. (Taped) Francisco. (3 hrs , 30 min.) father hunt for his kidnapped mother. Gene (Ml M O VIE: 'Killer on Board' A deadly 6:00PM CB ® ® News tion 30th Anniversary (CC). 1 1 :00PM (33 33 ® ( p Gd) News [USA] Senior Bowl: North vs. South GD Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 Hackman, Malt Dillon. Gayle Hunnicutt, and mysterious virus threatens the lives of 33 W h at's Happening Now!! After 33 (CD New Adventures of Beans Bax­ 1985 Rated R. Top college seniors from the North are pit­ mm.) ter (CC) Members of U.G.L.I. steal Scoot­ 33 Taxi ted against the best from the South in this SIX) passengers aboard a cruise ship breaking up with her boyfriend. Shirley [CNN] Crossfire Saturday er's rainmaking weather machine. (R) (In ft] M OVIE: The First Deadly Sin ’ A de­ 12:45AM (M) CInemAttractions annual gridiron classsic. from Mobile. Ala Claude Akins, Beatrice Straight. George sets out to find the perfect man Hamilton, 1977. Stereo) tective discovers a pattern in a string of ax (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Subject to Blackout) (33 A-Team [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Cat from Outer murders. Frank Sinatra. Faye Dunaway, 1:00AM ® New s (R) dD Julia Child and Mora Company Space’ An extra-terrestrial tomcat crash (33 (4D Ohara (CC) Ohara experiences (Live) GD Star Trek: The Next Generation The James Whitmore. 1980 (33 Star-athon '88 Continues (6 hrs.) MOVIE: 'O.A.R.Y.L.' Army officials lands and has 36 hours to repair his ship or touching memories of his late daughter 1:30PM (iD Underdog dD captain and two crew members become p ) Can You Be Thinner? ID G.L.O.W. Wrestling seek to destroy their latest spy weapon - be doomed to life on earth forever Ken when a model leads him and Shaver into a J i) Growing a Business: The Broader . trapped in San Francisco in 1941, where Berry, Sandy Duncan, Harry Morgan murder case. (60 min.) (in Stereo) (2$ Tales From the Darkside Susan an 11-year-old boy with a computerized they are held hostage by murderous Go) Pro Wrestling This Week Vision brain who has escaped from his laboratory 1978. Rated G ( ^ (30) Golden Girls (CC) A trip to Holly­ Strasberg stars as a woman who's able to gangsters. (60 min.) anticipate the results of very strange oc­ (ID MOVIE: 'Locusts' A menacing swarm CELEBRITY CIPHER Can You Be Thinner? home. Mary Beth Hun, Michael McKean, [ESPN ] SportsCenter Saturday wood to compete on their favorite game (S) Dempsey & Makepeace Dempsey of locusts forces a World War II pilot, to Celebrity Cipher cryptograms ere created from quotations by famoua Barrett Oliver. 1985. show turns sour for the roommates. (Post­ currences. people, past and present. Each lattar In tha cipher etande for ReifK) Sahraje (Michael Brandon) resoas to unconven­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Golden Child' (CC) try conquering his personal terror and dis­ poned from an earlier date) (In Stereo) Butterflies pel his father's shame. Ron Howard. Ben anothar. Today’a ckm: Z eguafe J. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Many Adventures tional techniques to confirm his suspicion A social worker who specializes in missing of Winnie the Pooh' Animated A trio of children is recruited to save a mystical Ti­ GD NatkMtai Geographic Season Pre­ P Barney Miller Johnson. 1974. [E S P N ] NHL Hockey: Philadelphia that the son of a famous English family is A.A. Milne's classic children's tales, in­ guilty of murder. (60 min.) betan child being held hostage by evil miere (CC) This popular natural history Fawlty Towers [ESPN] AW A Championship Wrestling *SFJ KEBH AME Flyers at Boston Bruins (4 hrs.) (Live) cluding the Oscar-winnir>g "Winnie the forces. Eddie Murphy, Charles Dance. series begins its 13th season with a profile ( ^ Star Trek: The Next Generation Da­ [C N N ] Pinnacle [T M C ] MOVIE; 'W isdom ' A young man [ M A X ] M OVIE: 'Dr. Strartgelove' In this Pooh ar>d the Blustery Day". 1977. Rated Charlotte Lewis 1986. Rated PG-13 (In of conservationists Mark and Delia Owens' becomes a folk hero when his crusade ta's android look-alike threatens to feed [H B O ] MOVIE: Where are the Child­ TFK UFKNBP EKS satire on cold war politics, psychotic G. 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Ray Mil- [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Montreal Cana­ Humorist Garrison Keillor, creator of mythi­ land, Grace Kelly, Robert Cummings (S) MOVIE: 'The Heroes of Telemark' A d ia n s at Q uebec N ordiques (Live) cal Lake Wobegon, brings his radio show "Body of Evi­ 1954, chas entre boxeadores internacionales. [USA] Talaa of tha Gold Monkey band of resistance fighters attempt to des­ to television with stories, comic commer­ Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. troy a heavy-water plant the Germans plan 11:00PM XD GD ® ® N e w s dence," a CBS iD M O VIE: 'T h e T o w erin g Inferno' Res­ cials and guest Chet Atkins. (2 hrs.) (90 min.) 6:30PM X D ® N e w s to seize in order to manufacture the atom CID M ake It Real cue teams try to save some party-goers XD Friday tha 13th: The Series Two 5 ‘O O A M (30': Star-athon '88: A Week­ movie airing [D IS ] M O VIE : 'T h e P rin ce and the P a u ­ (T) Dom DaLuisa Show bomb. Kirk Douglas, Richard Harris, Ulla [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Best 11) Tom and Jerry who are trapped on the 138th floor of a cousins (John D. Lemay, Robey) inherit end W ith the Sta rs The 10th annual cere­ SUNDAY, JAN. 24, per' Based on Mark Twain's story of Ever T ea m s (60 min.) burning skyscraper. Steve McQueen. Paul (g) NBC News Jacobson. 1965. their mysterious uncle's run-down — and bral palsy telethon features returning hosts 16J Abbott and Costello prince-and-pauper look-alikes who trade John Ritter. Nancy Morgan Ritter, Henry stars Barry Newman, Faye Dunaway. 1974 @) Arts weak (M) One Day at a Time hexed — antique shop. (60 min.) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Secrets of Love - 2_b) Porky Pig Bostwick as a po* identities in 16th-century England. Guy Three Rakish Tales' Winkler. Nancy Dussault. Dennis James '2X) MOVIE; 'Mother, Jugs and Speed' Williams, Sean Scully, Laurence Naismith. dj) Noticiaro Unhris)on dZ) Making of a Continant (CC) A study XD Next President Sunday Today [USA] Can You Be Thinner? and Florence Henderson at studios in Los lice pathologist An ambulance com pany is more interested 1962. of California's geological history, which QD INN News Angeles and New York (90 min.) [CNN] Inside Business builds a case for acknowledging the dan­ 2D (5^ Sesame Street (CC). whose strange be­ in the number of patients serviced than [ESPN] Bodybuilding: Worid Amateur Save the Children [CNN] Healthweek [DIS] Animals in Action A look at those ger facing its residents. (60 min.) (R) GD 1:10AM MOVIE; 'Something to Sing About' 30) Oral Roberts their welfare. Bill Cosby, Raquel W elch ChampkMiships 41 st annual from Madrid. havior leads his birds which have lost the ability to fly, in­ Insight / O ut Joys and disappointments follow a New Harvey Keitel 1976 (60 min.) [CNN] PrimeNews 1:25AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Best of 38) World Tomorrow wife to fear that he cluding the ostrich, cassowary, steamer Times' (CC) A high-school football team York City bandleader as he heads to Holly­ 24) Costa Rica: Child in the Wind This N e w s (Live) [TM C] MOVIE; 'Play It Again. Sam' A duck and penguin. 8:30PM ( B (B) M am ed ., with Child- reunites to replay the game that cost them wood in search of stardom, James Cag­ 41) Ayer. Hoy y Manana is a serial Killer. history of Costa Rica also explores how d D Fresh Fields W illiam tries to avoid be­ neurotic movie buff receives advice for the ren (CC) Al wrecks the house while at­ the championship and their honor 12 years ney, Evelyn Daw. William Frawley 1937 [CNN] Daybreak the Central American nation has main­ 7 ; 0 0 P M C D 0O M in u te s (CC) (60 min.) coming involved when Hester gets family lovelorn from the spirit of Humphrey Bo­ tempting to catch an elusive mouse. (In earlier. Robin Williams, Kurt Russell, Pa­ tained Itself as a democracy similar to the and friends to help with the church bazaar [CNN] Sports Review [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! CHFC(K MSTING'^ gart. W oody Allen, Diane Keaton, Tony CID $ $ 21 Jum p Street Hoffs and Fuller Stereo) mela Reed. 1986. Rated PG-13. United States. (60 min.) and concert. [ESPN] College Basketball: Marquette [ESPN] NBA Today ‘ OR Roberts. 19'72. Rated PG. investigate when a high-school teacher is H i ^ MOVIE: "The Murder Of Mery 1:30AM (XD N e w s (R) at Dayton (2 hrs ) (R) 38) MOVIE: 'Moneychangers' An execu [USA] Hollywood Insider shot by a student. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Phagan' (CC) Fact-based account of a Drawing Men to Christ [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) tive fights for control of a banking empire [TM C] MOVIE; El Dorado' A veteran (X) S9) MOVIE: Earth-Star Voyager' Jewish factory manager who was accused ® Newsmakers (XD Naked City [TM C] MOVIE: Country' A courageous Kirk Douglas. Christopher Plummer. Timo 4:30PM Q® Pro W re stlin g gunfighter joins forces with an alconolic Premiere. (CC) The crew of the Voyager of murdering a teen-age girl in 1913 A t­ IN N N e w s woman struggles to save her family and thy Bottoms. 1976. Part 1 of 2 (O) Connecticut: Now GD sheriff to face a greedy land baron. John (2^ MOVIE: 'The Psychic' A young discovers a half-human, half-electronic lanta. Jack Lemmon. Peter Gallagher, Re­ ner land from government foreclosure. / [CNN] Inside Business (M) M o re Real People Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Caan. 40) Star-athon '88 Continues (5 hrs i wom an can see into the future and is horri­ being aboard a deserted spacecraft. Dun­ becca Miller. 1988. Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) Jessica Lange. Sam Shepard. Wilford fied when she sees the circumstances sur­ ® A B C N e w s (CC). 1967 41/ Futbol de M ejico (2 hrs ) can Regehr, Brian McNamara. Julia Mont­ [ E S P N ] S p o rtsC e n te r Su nda y (60 min.) Brtmley. 1984 Rated PG. (In Stereo) rounding her own death. Jennifer O'Neill, ® A lic e W hen a wealthy industnalist is murdered in gomery. 1988. Part 2 of 2. (A "Disney • [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Mosquito Coast' [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [USA] Night Flight [USA] Cartoons kean, Kaki Hunter. 1984 Rated PG. 57' Bla ck C ham pio n s (CC) Tennis plavei Marc Porel, Gianni Garco. 1979. a small M ississippi towrv a Negro is ac­ Sunday Movie" presentation) 9:00PM B MOVIE: ‘Body of Evid- (CC) Fed up with contemporary life, an ec­ [USA] Larry Lisdotti Arthur Ashe, boxer "Sugar ' Ray Leonard 5 :3 0 A M (11 INN News 8:30AM IX) woody woodpecker 1 0:10AM [CNN] On the Menu cused but turns out to<^e a Philadelphia (30) PGA Golf: Bob Hope Chrysler Clas­ XD Star-athon '8 8 C o n tin u es (60 min.) ence' Premiere, (CC) A’ police centric inventor and his family attempt to Olympic fencer Peter Westbrook and bas sic Final round, from Palm Desert. Calif. (2 pathologist's strange behavior leads his create a Utopia in the jungles of Central 2:00AM (XD Nightwatch [CNN] Moneyweek (T)Agron8ky and Company homicide expert Sidney Poitier, Rod (3) Charles in Charge Charles panics World Tomorrow 1 0:30 AM ketball's Kareem Abdut-Jabbar discuss hrs.) (Live) wife to question his involvement in a series America. Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren. [USA] Night Flight: New Sounds Steiger. Warren Orftes 1967 when he and Buddy are assigned an oral XD Home Shopping Overnight Service !26) Tom and Jerry IX) W W F Wrestling the financial and emotional pressures of murders. Margot Kidder, Barry Bos­ River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) 22 M u p p ets [CNN] Evans & Novak report in history class. 6 :0 0 A M O]) We Believe faced by today s superstar athletes I6C twick. Tony Lo Bianco. 1988. (^) Miracle Revival Hour XD Showcase of Homes [USA] Cover Story [TM C] MOVIE; 'Thunder Run' A retired GD A t the M o v ie s Rex Reed and Bill Harris 24 M cLa ughlin Group mtn ) Part 3 of 3 (R) (^ Bustin' Loose Legally blind Rudey (XD @) Tracey Ullman Show Sketches: Cn Robert Schuller Robert Schuller JD Love Boat takes part in a competition for children trucker returns to the open road to take on highlight the box office hits of 1987. 26 P olice W om an [CNN] Week in Review 5:00PM dD MOVIE: 'A Kiss bafors USO performers sing their way through the dangerous ta'k of driving radioactive ijl) Christopher Closeup (g) A lic e dD This Old House (CC) Cynthia begins with physical limitations. Guest: Kareem danger; a choreographer teaches an awk­ That's the Spirit 30 Star-athon '8 8 C o ntinu es (4 hrs . 30 [ESPN] Super Bowl I Highlights: Green D ying' The daughter of a wealthy industri­ plutonium across the Southwest. Forrest (2$ Insight: Hey Janitor tiling in the new master bathroom while an Abdul-Jabbar. (R) ward girl ballet; Tina dates a high-school [CNN] Moneyweek dD El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart m in ) Bay Packers vs. Kansas City Chiefs alist IS murdered by her boyfriend who was Tucker, John Ireland. John Sheperd expert sponge paints the living room only interested in her money. Robert W ag­ Our House (CC) Kris and Gus are science teacher. (In Stereo) (61j Connecticut; Now Presen ts [TM C] MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Hero' An 1986. Rated PG-13. [ESPN] SportsCenter downstairs and shrubs and flowers are 38' C h a rlie 's A n g els ner. Jeffrey Hunter, Joanne W oodw ard. big winners on a game show, but may lose [DIS] You and Me, Kid [CNN] Crossfire ex-GI finds life at home more difficult th.m XD ® MOVIE: 'A Father's Revenge' [USA] Search for Beauty [USA] One Thousand Dollers Every planted outside and a new wooden fence 41 PELICULA: 'El Major Regalo' En el 1956 their cash because of a judge's error. (60 Premiere. (CC) The parents of a flight at­ [HBO] MOVIE: Cocoon' (CC) After [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the IS installed (R) his SIX years as a PO W Richard Pryor. min.) (In Stereo) Five H ours oia de su boda. el novio enfrenta la posibili- (24) Legacy of the Hollywood Blacklist tendant learn that their daughter is being 11:1 5PM [D IS ] M O VIE : 'H o m a in In- coming in contact with extraterrestrial Pooh Margot Kidder, Ray Sharkey 1982 Rated (^ Space Kidettes dad de tener un hijo de una vieja aventura R The long-term effects of the House Un- (2$ National Geographic Season Pre­ held hostage by international terrorists. diana' A one-time famous driver gains re­ cocoon-like ro d s, a group of retirees find [ M A X ] m o v i e : ‘The Fly' [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Jorge Rivero. Teresa Gimpera, Carlitos American Activities Committee's investi­ miere (CC) This popular natural history Brian Dennehy, Joanna Cassidy. 1988. newed spirits when his nephew arranges 2:25AM themselves miraculously rejuvenated Don (S) Batm an (CC) A scientist is transformed into a grot­ 2:30PM [ESPN] Super Bowl X High­ gation into Hollywood's Communist activi­ series begins its 13th season with a profile to breed his remaining mare. Lon McAllis­ Ameche, Wilford Bnmley, Hume Cronyn [HBO] Seabert dD Temas y Debates 57 M odern M atu rity (CC) QD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous esque insect following an ill-fated telepor­ lights: Dallas Cowboys vs. Pittsburgh ties in the '4 0 s and '50s. (60 min.) (R) of conservationists Mark and Delia Owens' Actresses Jane Seymour and Karen Black; ter, Walter Brennan, Jeanne Crain. 1944. 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) 9:00AM (XD Sunday M orning (CC) ^5?) French in Action [CNN] Newsday S teeiers efforts to study Botswana's endangered tation experiment. Jeff Goldblum. Geena (Sy) Lap Quilting actors Don Adams ("Get Smart") and Dick 11:30PM XD George Schlatter's Co­ Davis, John (3otz. 1986. Rated R. (In [USA] Night Flight: Dating Dos and ® D .J. Kat [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [DIS] My Friend Flicka wildebeests. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Van Patten ("Eight Is Enough"). (60 min.) 2:35PM (DIS) Disney Channel Prev .61j S m all W o n d er Joan and Ted concoct m edy C lu b Stereo) D on'ts [ESPN] History of Pro Football The ® Wrestling; WWF Superstars of (T) Discover with Robert Vaughn [ESPN] This Week in Sports (60 mm ) ie w N a scheme to get the Brindles to move. dD Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes XD Sports Extra 6 :1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek greatest players and coaches in pro foot­ W restling o f W a r (CC) G uy's popularity with his stu­ (lD Visionanes (30) Jew ish Life ball are seen through rare, historical Mm (T} MOVIE: 'Cloud Dancer' a [CNN] Nevzswatch GD Honeymooners 10:45AM 3:00PM (^ PELICULA; 'Asi Era Mi Madre' Jose­ dents, and Bucharest's expatriate com­ 2:30AM (XD Health and Tannis 6 :1 5 A M 11 Davey & Goliath dD Kenneth Copeland (ootagd with hosts Pete Rozelle, Bill W alsh free-spirited, daredevil pilot lives for thp [ESPN] Ski Film lito, Libertad Lamarque. munity, leaves his wife Harriet wondering GD Day of Discovery MOVIE: 'The Island' Modern pirates 11:00AM XD Entertainment This and 'Mean Joe" Greene (2 hrs ) thrill and competition of flying, David Cor- GD !1D B ugs Bunny when he will find time for her. (60 min.) ravage the Caribbean in the Bermuda 6:30AM Avista W eek Interview with Cher. (60 mm » (In radine, Jennifer O'Neill. Joseph Bottoms [HBO] MOVIE; Cocoon' (CC) After @ D eG rassi Ju n io r H igh (CC). dD Christian Children's Fund dD Sesame Street (CC). Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Witness' (CC) A Phila­ coming in. contact with extraterrestrial Part 2 of 7 Triangle. Michael Caine, David Warner. (11; Christian Science Monitor Reports ^980 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Summer Stock' A sum­ delphia cop on the run from corrupt fellow cocoon-like pods, a group of retirees find (M) It's a Living Richie spends a bundle ® Sports Machine 1960. C N N N ew s Can You Be Thinner? (T) High School Bowl mer stock cast brings excitement to a Con­ officers seeks refuge in the Am ish country­ 18 22 Sportsworld: World Professional themselves miraculously rejuvenated. Don when he's promised a lucrative business ® Amen (CC) The Deacon threatens to 1.8) M indpower necticut farm and a young girl with dreams [CNN] Sports Latenight ((2j)j Love Your Skin (M) M au de side and falls in love with a beautiful young Figure Skating Championships From Ameche, Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn. deal. resign when Jeanette is suspected of tak­ widow. Harrison Ford. Kelly McGillis, Jo­ Capital Center in Landover. Md (90 mm ) cf stardom. Judy Garland, Gene Kelly, Ed­ [ESPN] Australian Open Tennis: Men's (3($ Star-athon '88: A Weekend With dZ) Sesame Street dD Captain Power I 1965. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ing money from the church's child-care sef Sommer. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) (Live) die Bracken. 1951. Siempra en Domingo Programs de Final From Melbourne. (2 hrs.) (R) the Stars The 10th annual cerebral palsy (6D Funtastic World of Hanrta-Barbera ^ Real to Reel [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Cowboys' Eleven variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- fund. (In Stereo) telethon features returning hosts John Rit­ [USA] All-American Wrestling 24) Wonderworks: Frog (CC) A 6CX) [ESPN] SportsCenter [USA] Forever Young [CNN] Daywatch dD Frugal Gourmet (R) schoolboys become hardened men after tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul V e­ ® Mass Council of Rabbis ter, Nancy Morgan Ritter. Henry Winkler. year-old talking frog helps a young boy [HBO] MOVIE: 'Karate Kid Pert Two' Next President they participate in a 400-mile cattle drive. lasco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) MOVIE: 'Something to Sing About' [DIS] Donald Duck Presents dD It’s Your Business 1 2:30PM (X) make the transition from liking reptiles to (CC) W hile visiting Okinawa, Daniel is GD Nancy Dussault, Dennis James and Flor­ John Wayne. Bruce Dern, Colleen De- Joys and disappointments follow a New 3:00AM (XD Christian Children's Furuf ence Henderson at studios in Los Angeles rjD Neuropsychology of Weight Control liking girls Stars Shelley Duvall. Elliott forced to defend his mentor and himself [CNN] Week ii Review [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated Connecticut Real Estate Showcase whurst. 1972. Rated PG. (In Stereo) York City bandleader as he heads to Holly­ [CNN] Newsnight and New York. (90 min.) Gould. Paul Williams and Scott Grimes (60 against bitter foes determined to destroy [DIS] MOVIE: 'True Grit' A hard- [HBO] Kids on Kids on Kids American Three Stooges 1.2^ Hogan's Heroes [USA] Airwolf wood in search of stardom. James Cag­ min ) them. Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki 'Pat' Mor- drinking Marshal and a Texas Ranger help [DIS] MOVIE: True Grit' A hard- Look at Me Now children express their views on the world On the Record ney, Evelyn Daw, William Frawley. 1937. 'dD Star-athon '8 8 Continu es (3 hrs.) (57) New Hampshire Primary Debates 5:30PM {JD spectacular Worid of ita, Nobu McCarthy. 1986. Rated PG. (In a young girl track down her father's mur­ drinking Marshal and a Texas Ranger help [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch around them, including such topics as d D Pota G en te Grande (60 min.) Computer Chronicles The Democrats Guinness Records Scheduled: a man who Stereo) derer. John Wayne. Glen Campbell. Kim dD Spiritual Ufa Crusade a young girl track down her father's mur­ love, families, careers, death and dreams. derer. John Wayne. Glen Campbell, Kim [DIS] Mousercise r [CNN] Foreign Correspondents walked across the United States on his [MAX] MOVIE: 'Chisum' A cattle Darby. 1969. Rated G. [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred (In Stereo) dZ) RockSchool (^SD Cousteau's Rediscovery of the Darby. 1969. Rated G. hands, mountain climbing in Yosemiie Na­ rancher battles the growing influence of r* [HBO] Ninth Annual ACE Awards Cere­ Hickman, Nick Charles. [M AX] Crazy About the Movies This [M AX] MOVIE; 'El Dorado' A veteran dD MOVIE: 'King of the Grizzlies' An [DIS] Zorro VVorid look at Hollyw ood's view of growing up tional Park: a gum-wrapper chain. villainous land baron in 1870's New M ex­ mony (CC) Live from the Wilton Theatre in [TM C] MOVIE: 'Country' A courageous gunfighter joins forces with an alcoholic Indian finds himself threatened by the 10- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Howard the Duck' (CC) 1:00PM CD MOVIE: 'Carbine Wil- [CNN] Larry King Weekend ico. John Wayne, Forrest Tucker. Christo­ Los Angeles, the awards for excellence in woman struggles to save her family and includes features on Annette Funicello. sheriff to face a greedy land baron. John foot grizzly he once rescued. John Yesno. ,41) Univision en el Deporte Comentanos A duck from outer space is brought to Hams' After years in prison, a convict [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents pher George. 1970. Rated G. cable programming. Nominees include her land from government foreclosure. Sandra Dee. Molly Ringwald, Natalie Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Caan. Chris Wigg(ns, Hugh Webster 1977 y resumen del acontecer deportivo por Cleveland by a laser beam that also picks Wood, Judy Garland. James Dean. War­ proves to be a mechanical genius and is "Paul Simon's Graceland: The African Jessica Lange. Sam Shepard, Wilford 1967 [ E S P N ] T ru ck and T ractor P u ll (60 min ) Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: 'W ise Guys' Two goof- up other, more sinister, extraterrestrial ren Beatty and more. [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Best of Times' pardoned and released. James Stewart. Concert" (Showtime); "Long Gone" (HBO guests. Lea Thompson, Jeffery Jones, Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE; 'Indiana Jones and the ,S7j Creative Living ball gangsters must redeem themselves C£) (M) Love Your Skin (CC) A high-school football team reunites Jean Hagen, Wendell Corey. 1952 Pictures); "Blackadder II" (A8iE). Hosts: Tim Robbins. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [USA] D iscover 7:00A M At the Movies 9:30AM Tem ple of Doom* (CC) The globe-trotting after they lose a bundle of their boss' cash to replay the game that cost them the (XD Star-athon '8 8 C o n tin u es (3 hrs.) 6 t 9 to 5 John Larroquette and Elayne Boosler dD Captain Power and the Soldiers of archeologist battles an Indian cult for pos­ and use his credit card to party. Danny De­ [USA] Weight Loss Made Easy ( D Jim m y Sw aggart championship and their honor 12 years [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday Note: cable operators may unscramble 3 :1 5 AM [HBO] Broca W illi*: Tha Re- the Future (JD ® College Basketball; North Caro­ session of a sacred stone in this prequel to Vito, Joe Piscopo, Dan Hedaya. 1986. earlier. Robin Williams, Kurt Russell. Pa­ HBO's signal. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (In Stereo) Howard Cosell; Speak­ turn of Brurto A mock documentary on dD Dialogue lina at N orth Carolin a S ta te (2 hrs.) (Live) "Raiders of the Lost Ark ". Harrison Ford, [ESPN] Ski World Weekly series for re­ Rated R. 11:45PM (XD dD Visionaries mela Reed. 1986. Rated PG-13. ing of Everything rock star Bruno Raaolini's (Bruce Willis) (D Star-athon '88: A Weekend With Kate Capshaw, Ke Huy Quan. 1984 Rated creational skiers. [ U S A ] W W F Royal R u m ble (Live) comeback from total obscurity, as he jams Meet the Press [MAX] MOVIE: She Wore a Yellow Connecticut News Week [M AX] MOVIE: Red Dawn' (CC) When the Stars The 10th annual cerebral palsy PG. (In Stereo) At the Movies (^ 700 Club; New Beginnings Over­ [ T M C ] M O VIE : 'R a dio Days' W oody A l­ Communists invade a small Colorado 1 2:00AM XD with the Temptations and Mavis Staples telethon features returning hosts John Rit­ (M) Sea Hunt Ribbon' A U.S. Cavalry outpost makes a 7:1 O P M [CNN] One on One coming personal crises such as alcohol­ [M AX] MOVIE: The Wings of Eagles' len's ariectionate homage to the influence town, a group of students utilize guerilla XDStoB from L A 's Palace Theater. (60 min.) (In ter, Nancy Morgan Ritter. Henry Winkler. attempt to repel invading Indians. John dD Le Santa Misa ism, drug addiction and family violence is John Ford's account of Frank Spig' Wead, of radio on its listeners during the 1930s 7:30PM agsCTV tactics to fight back. Patrick Swayze, C. Stereo) Nancy Dussault. Dennis James and Flor­ Wayne, John Agar. Joanne Dru. 1949 XD D allas [CNN] Your Money the focus of this telethon. (5 hrs.) a World War I aviation pioneer who later and 40s Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest, Julie (26) You Can’t Take It W ith You Grand­ Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson. 1984. ence Henderson at studios in Los Angeles [USA] Cartoons Secrets of Success 3:30AM [CNN] Crossflra became a successful screenwriter. John Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) pa's new neighbor is out to cause trouble. Rated PG-13. GD and New York. (3 hrs.) [DIS] Raccoons The Raccoons come to Hart to Hart [USA] Program Youraalf for Succau 11:1 0AM [CNN] Travel Guide Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Dan Dailey [TM C] MOVIE: 'W itness' (CC) A Phila­ GD M in d p o w e r Herman the hermit's rescue when Cyril (^ Firing Line 6:00PM OD CBS News (57) Wild America: River of the Bears (JD Robert Schuller (CC). 1957 delphia cop on the run from corrupt fellow dD Discover 4:05AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : “Th* Lo tt Sneer threatens to destroy his home. (In 1 1 m o v i e : ‘Tanan's Peril' X I N e w s (CC) :30AM CE) (ID MOVIE; 'Pocket Money' Two drifters officers seeks refuge in the Amish country­ Detail' Before delivering him to prison, a dD Divine Plan Stereo) Tarzan swings into action when gun­ 3:30PM X ) NBA Basketball: Los An­ ® Hogan's Heroes in the modern W est try to stage a get-rich- (ll) MOVIE: 'The Seduction' A TV news­ [CNN] Sports Sunday side and falls in love with a beautiful young pair of row dy shore patrolmen give a naive ® Miracle Faith Outreach [ESPN] Running and Racing runners threaten the tranquility of his jun­ geles Lakers at Seattle SuperSonics (2 quick scheme by swindling a gullible caster IS pui sued by a deranged photogra­ [ E S P N ] Horse R acing (3 hrs.) widow. Harrison Ford, Kelly McGillis, Jo­ (E) Combat! young sailor the opportunity for one last gle domain. Lex Barker, Virginia Huston. hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) ( ^ Ja m e s Kennedy [HBO] MOVIE: 'Odd Jobs' The summer rancher. Paul Newman. Lee Marvin. pher whose obsessive devotion turns the sef Sommer. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) Saturday Night Live Host: Robin W il­ fling. Jack Nicholson, Otis Young, Randy George Macready. 1951 8 :0 0 P M QD Murder. She Wrote (CC) (H) What's Happening Nowl! job situation looks bleak for five college Strother Martin. 1972 4:00PM (X) Golden Globe Awards woman's life into a nightmare. Morgan liams. Musical guest: James Taylor. (In Quaid. 1974. Rated R. pals until they decide to start their own X ) T h is W e e k W ith David Brinkley (CC) Fairchild. Andrew Stevens, Michael Sarra- An unhappy wife, a government official, a 9:30PM B 15 Duet (CC) Geneva s (^ Kenneth Copeland [CNN] Newsday From Beverly Hills, Calif.: The Hollywood Stereo) moving business. Paul Reiser. Robert Foreign Press Association honors the zin. 1982 lovesick assistant and a self-centered as­ boyfriend escapes from prison and gives 4:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Weak (ID At the Movies (S) Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham Star-athon '8 8 C ontinues (4 hrs.) Townsend, Scott McGinnis. 1986. Rated [DIS] MOVIE; 'Misty' An orphaned year's best in motion pictures and televi­ tronomer are suspects in the murder of a her a package for safekeeping. (In Stereo) d i CNN News brother and sister try to tame a wild pony 18) Dempsey & Makepeace Drug dealing young executive. (60 mm.) Taunton Park 4:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: Indiana dj) Love Your Skin PG-13. sion. Receiving multiple nominations: and gang violence are ingredients in Demp­ ^ Mama's Family lola, Bubba and Mama Jonat and tha Tampla of Doom' (CC) dD Hallmarit Homes for a big race. David Ladd. Arthur O'Con­ 'Broadcast News," "The Last Emperor. (XD ^ W erewolf Indians suspect Eric of fantasize about marriage after attending a dD G en e S c o tt [CNN] Daybreak 1 0:00AM (T) Dr. Sciance nell. Pam Smith. 1961. sey and Makepeace's investigation into The globe-trotting archeologist battles an (^ TV Open House "Moonstruck" and TV's "L A. Law," the murder of a pimp and a police detec­ being an evil spirit responsible for a murder wedding. Guest: Joseph Campanella. [CNN] World Report Indian cult for possession of a sacred [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer XD Sybanriskm "The Golden Girts" and "Moonlighting " [HBO] MOVIE: Howard the Duck' (CC) tive. (60 min.) in their village. (In Stereo) [ESPN] NFL Theatre 1986 All-Pro stone in this prequel to "Raiders of the dD French Chef: Meat Loaf Masquerade A duck from outer space is brought to Scheduled hosts: Dyan Cannon, Patrick 10:00PM XD XD N e w s [ESPN] SportsCenter CD Star-athon '8 8 C o m in u es (3 hrs.) X3 Mother-Daughter Pageant From Fort Team. (60 min.) Lost Ark". Harrison Ford, Kate Capshaw, (R| Cleveland by a laser beam that also picks Duffy. (2 hrs.) ,2pj (6i) S ta r Trek: The N ex t G eneration Perry Mason [M AX] MOVIE; 'Red Dawn' (CC) When Lauderdale. Fla.: Mother.^ and daughters (Vi) Ke IHuy Quan. 1984. Rated PG. (in Stereo) dD Naw Qidgat d6) Wall Street Journal Report Data's android look-alike threatens to feed [USA] Go for Your Dreams Communists invade a small Colorado up other, more sinister, extraterrestrial X ) Star-athon '88: A Weekend With compete together for the title of Mother- Jimmy Swaggart (3D Jimmy Swaggart guests. Lea Thompson, Jeffery Jones, the Enterprise passengers and crew to a 4:30AM [CNN] B ig Story town, a group of students utilize guerilla dD World Tomorrow the Stars The 10th annual cerebral palsy deadly crystal entity. (60 min.) Daughter U.S.A. in this fourth annual pa­ (2$ Good Neighbors 12:30AM XD New England Sunday tactics to fight back. Patrick Swayze, C. (^ Buck Rogara Tim Robbins. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) telethon features returning hosts John Rit­ geant. Contestants are judged on personal [ESPN] Schotaatic Sporti America dZ) D eG rassi Ju n io r High (CC). Worid Vision (R) Thomas Howell, Lea Thompson. 1984. [MAX] MOVIE: True Grit’ A hard- ter. Nancy Morgan Ritter, Henry Winkler, ^ N e w s (Live) and community achievement, and poise Chalica of Salvation [CNN] NFL Preview XDKoJak [USA] SuMiminal Weight lost Rated PG-13. drinking Marshal and a Texas Ranger help Nancy Dussault, Dennis James and Flor­ (24) Faces o f Japan and appearance. Guest performer: Lee ® 38 on Sportt (^ Miatar Rogara [ESPN] SportsCenter Sunday: NFL @) Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous [USA] Calliope a young girl track down her father's mur­ ence Henderson at studios in Los Angeles (26) Outer Lim its Greenwood. Host; Bert Parks. (2 hrs.) @ ] Great Performances: The Turn of the (S) Rin-Tin-Tin Gam ed^ A preview of today's games in derer. John Wayne, Glen Campbell, Kim and New York. (3 hrs.) Dolph Lundgren in W est Berlin; a Greek Cm) Star Trek: Tha Next Generation Da­ Screw Benjamin Britten's opera, based on NFL. (36) MOVIE: 'Unkrwwn Wilderness' A island cruise; Phuket Island in Southeast /:3 0 A M d3 Wall Street Journal Re­ (^ Sacrifica of tha Maas Darby. 1969. Rated G. (^ MOVIE; 'Two Lane Blacktop' Two ta's android look-alike threatens to feed the Henry James story about a governess port story of two teenage boys searching for Asia. Co­ [USA] MOVIE: The Spirit of St. Louis' drivers engage in a cross-country race in the Emerprise passengers and crew to a fighting to save her two young charges ^ TandT 1 1 :35AM [DIS] More DirKtsaurs treasure. 1973. Highway to Heaven (CC) Jonathan Gandhi’s fast (X) Breakthrough hosts Gary Owens and Eric Boardman look While crossing the Atlantic during his their cars, w ith a teenage girl as the prize. deadly crystal entity. (60 min.) from the malevolent influence of two dD Amarica an la Cultura (SZ) Wonderworks; Frog (CC) A 600- persuades a lawyer-tumed-vagrant to de­ at film clips from "Baby: Secret of the Lost record-setting 1927 flight, Charles Lind­ Warren Oates, James Taylor, Dennis W il­ ghosts. Sir Colin Davis conducts a cast of Indian leader Mohandas Gandhi dl) World Tomorrow year-old talking frog helps a young boy C® M O VIE : 'A sy lu m for a S p y ' W hen an fend a fellow bum accused of stealing a dZ) Franch in Action Legend," a nest found in Mongolia and the bergh recalls his life. Jam es Stewart, Mur­ son. 1971. vocalists headed by Helen Oonath, Robert began a fast Sept. 20, 1932, to dD Day of Discovery make the transition from liking reptiles to American spy suffers a mental and physi­ bottle of wine. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Unico in tha Island of dinosaur capital - Vernal, Utah. ray Hamilton, Patricia Smith. 1957. Tear and Heather Harper. (2 hrs.) (In @D Nova (CC) A look at how planes and liking girls. Stars Shelley Duvall. Elliott cal breakdown, a counter-spy gets himself dramatize his campaign for an end (S) Mirscle Faith Outreach M agic' A unicorn uses tha magical powers Stereo) 1 l30PM XD Sea Hunt Drug smugglers pilots are adapting to high technology. (60 Gould, Paul Williams and ^ o tt Grimes. (60 committed in order to uncover informa­ 1 2:45AM B m o v i e ; ‘City on Fire' to discrimination against the so- of kindness to reform a nasty magician. 12:00PM d) Collsg* BnkMball: dD It’s a Living Nancy's suspicious when Flames threaten to engulf a midwestem (S) Dr. James Kennedy hope to make Jenny and Mike their ac­ min.) mm.) tion. Robert Stack, Felicia Farr, Martin M il­ 1984. G eo rgeto w n at S yracu se (2 hrs.) (Live) a wealthy cousin, who has snubbed her for called Untouchablea, the lowest of I D K id e o T V com plices. ® MOVIE: 'Moneychangers' An execu­ ner. 1967. city after an angry ex-employee sabotages [CNN] Nawswatch years, wants to reconcile. (60 min.) the local oil refinery. Barry Newman, Susan the castes. The fast ended six days [ESPN] Magic Yaara In Sports: High­ UD MOVIE: 'Hotoceust 2000' A young tive fights for control of a banking empire. (2d MOVIE: 'Cheaper By the Dozen' The [CNN] Big Story dD Tony Brown's Journal [DIS] Oangar Bay (CC) Nicole's new pas­ Clark, Henry Fonda. 1979. lights 1909 Highlights of major sporting man. who is actually the devil, comes to Kirk Douglas, Christopher Plummer, Timo­ true story of the Gilbreth family at the be­ [CNN] CNN News later when the Pact of Poona [DIS] Dumbo's Circus earth to build faulty atomic plants. Kirk [CNN] Monaywaok c sion. rock climbirtg. tests her courage and events from the year 1969. with a feature thy Bottoms. 1976. Part 2 of 2. ginning of the flapper-era. Clifton Webb, [USA] Robert Klein Time [TMC] MOVIE: 'Invasion U.S.A.' A permitted the Untouchables to Douglas, Simon Ward. 1978. skills, (in Stereo) [ESPN] World Sport Special on former Mets pitcher Tom Seaver. 2:00PM X) CBS Sports Sunciav ® El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- Jeanne Crain, Myrna Loy. 1950. former government agent goes back into enter temples, schools and use all [ESPN] Skiing: World Cup-Man's 10:30PM XD sports Extra action when Russian terrorists invade the [TM C] Short Film Showcase [TM C] MOVIE: 'Jiw t the Way You Are' (JD CleesHied Eighteen Offers informa­ Scheduled: "All-Madden NFL Team" an­ (@ FamUy Ties (CC) Alex attempts to Downhill From Wengen, Switzerland (60 Unitqd States. Chuck. Norris, Richard Indian roads. A handicappad young woman conceals tion on the latest employment opportuni­ nual selections made by NFL commenta­ convince retired blues singer Eddie Dupre XD Sunday Sportf Scene Weekly sports 8:00AM Q D IM«w England Sunday her disabHity while vacationing at a French ties in the Connecticut area. tors John Madden and Pat Summerall; min.) (Taped) (X) Sunday Mass ski resort. Kristy McNichol, Michael Ont- (® MOVIE: ‘In'the Heat of the Night' World Triathlon Championships from Nice, Continued. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. M. 19M - W a - MANCHF-STER h e r a l d , Saturday. Jan. 23.1968 FOCUS / Books & Hobbies FOCUS / Movies Stars don’t shine No villains in book in this star movie about bank failure By David Olshnoau The Associated Press R E N T - A - ■*1 COP (R ) Burt CHICAGO — Banking is a and Liza. people business, James P. McCol- That’s how this lom repeatedly tells readers in star vehicle ad­ Film eter his new book about the near­ vertises its tal- failure of the Continental Illinois e n te d p e r ­ Robert DiMatteo Bank. And people make formers, on the mistakes. principle that McCollom’s retrospective, last names are “ The Continental Affair; The unnecessary Rise & Faii of the Continental when you’re Bank,” published by Dodd, Mead dealing with % fk - i t Co., makes the blunders on the Mr. Reynolds part of bank officers seem and Ms. Minnelli. But a few more the skids. One thing is clear, though. myriad as they tried to stem the turkeys like “ Rent-A-Cop” and historic 1984 run on deposits. people may be saying; "Burt These two stars have no chemis­ try between them. Other talents Russ MecKendrIch/Speelel to the Hereld But McCollom said in a recent who? Liza who?” involved also fail to come interview there were no villains Here’s a romantic thriller with 1887, was made by the Silver Co. of New in the story, although the book yr far more explicit violence than through. There are unconvincing CENTENNIAL — According to its supporting performances by Di­ inscription, this potato ricer, patented in York. highlights the news media’s role romantic charm, and with a in the disaster. stilted sense of what is hip and onne Warwick (!) as a high-class madam, and by Robby Benson — “ There were no bad guys; there JAMES McCOLLON S' knowing. Long before the movie were just bad ideas,” McCollom AP photo reaches its contrived bloody the latter stuck in one of his . . . people make mistakes wide-eyed-innocent roles. As the said of the bank’s officers. climax, it has the audience Much ado about potatoes “ Everyone thought he was doing film’s resident maniac, James KEEPING HOUSE — Christine Lahti keeping” from Columbia. Lahti chooses hooting in derision. the right thing.” ions. He declined further What good is a star vehicle if Remar is, well, maniacal. appears as Sylvie, a mountain woman to make quirKy movies rather than the We have just 25 slices at a clip. ($18). There woidd have been no comment. the stars don’t get to shine? GRADE; ★ big-budget films more likely to be a missed a For a real survey of everything collapse of the country’s seventh “ Nobody who followed the with a penchant for saving things and Under Jerry London’s direction, chance to cele­ that could possibly happen to a largest bank, no need for a $4.5 event thinks the press was solely unorthodox homemaking in "House- commercial success. they don’t even look good. Play­ brate a kitchen potato in the past, turn to Ms. billion federal bailout, if people responsible,” McCollom said. ing an ex-hooker in Chicago who’s centennial. CoUectors’ Franklin’s “ From Hearth to were as predictable as numbers, “ But everyone acknowledges it being chased by a psychopathic New home video This potato Cookstove” (House of Collecti­ McCollom suggested. could not have happened without killer, a puffy Liza wears gaudy C o rn e r the electronic press.” DRAGNET (PG-IS) MCA, ricer was pat­ bles, 1976). You can see half a “ The Continental Bank was a Successfui movie actress clothes that look like her typical Bankers and their large deposi­ $89.95. This 1987 film was an ented in 1887. Russ MacKendrick dozen or more of parers, peelers, first-rate international bank. off-screen Halston gear. And she tors frequently make financial attempt to bring the vintage TV as indicated on chippers, corers and slicers. Still There was no reason it shouldn’t gives the role her standard decisions based on wire-service series “ Dragnet” up to date while the bottom of raw, but here is a pot to boil them have kept on being a first-rate Broadway bravado: You keep reports that can be transmitted parodying its conventions. Yes. the lower han­ in and a rack for individual international bank,” said the turns down moneymakers waiting for her to break into a baking and also a fork to rescue 51-year-oid former Continental globally in seconds and which Aykroyd does a letter-perfect dle. On the chorus of “ New York. New banks can see through their impression of deadpan Jack other handle. them from the hot coals. lending officer and manager who rate with this director if I can’t and abandonment. She’s sort of Yorit.” just above where it is swiveled to out of the foil or not, but it’s too hot There are mashers and left in 1981. computer systems, McCollom Bv Bob Thomas Burt’ seems too busy trying to Webb — playing the supposed understand him? But when I met closed up shop emotionally.” the vertical bar. is an emboss­ anyway so you try to impale it mashers. One in particular, vin­ Continental spokeswoman writes. The Associated Press appear macho and 10 years mephew of Joe Friday, the him in person I could read his Like many of today’s film with a fork. Oops, get it back onto tage of 1892, has a coil arrange­ Nora Donovan declined to com­ The bad loans to Penn Square, younger to bother with creating a character Webb played in the ment reading “ SILVER CO.. actors, Christine Lahti started the plate somehow, nobody was ment so it mashes on the ment on the book. which resulted in a Continental LOS ANGELES — Christine lips.” character. He’s supposed to be a original show. However, as Ayk­ N.Y." The actress said that she was her career in college. A native of looking, and try another way. downstroke and fluffs on the Continental Illinois, founded in operating loss of nearly $61 Lahti is the despair of her agents, tough, kicked-off-the-force cop royd and Tom Hanks (wasted as A “ ricer” takes pieces of boiled both fascinated and worried when Birmingham. Mich., near De­ and peeled potato in the perfo­ Eventually it will be ready and upstroke. (Sure.) There is 1857, shook off its longtime million in the second quarter of who listen with horror as she who ends up protecting, and the disrespectful sidekick) sniff she contemplated the role of Aunt troit, she majored in language at rated tin basket. Then, by a your fingertips will be all right in another type of toughie called a reputation as a conservative 1982, were more embarrassing refuses big-budget movies and falling for. Liza. What one gets out a pagan L.A.-based cult, the Sylvie: “ I did think she was the University of Michigan until determined manipulation of the a moment, but will they ever beetle. Prices for these in the ’76 Midwestern bank in the 1970s than crippling, McCollom said. instead chooses a film such as instead is just a vain, tired movie movie settles for a noisy collec­ doable, but I didn’t know how I deciding to switch to drama. She knock off that chattec at the far bobk range from 5 cents to $15. when it launched an aggressive “ Relative to the Continental’s “ Housekeeping." star who doesn’t know how to age tion of big-breasted-bimbo jokes handles, a flat plunger comes was going to do her. She was a studied mime at Florida State side of the table sa'iyou can If you want to get out of the fast international expansion program size, it had been a manageable “ I keep doing that," she said. gracefully. If Reynolds would and car chases. Apparently, that down to squeeze the potato out of real mystery to me. University, and practiced It at wigwag for the sour cream? lane in collectibles, think potato. to attract foreign deposits. loss, and the bank went on to “ But how could I turn down simply relaxhisegoabitandplay was enough to appeal to many the holes like showers of spagh­ “ I was very determined to find Edinburgh’s Travis ’Theater in Author Linda Campbell Frank­ The highest price in the ’84 book The bank’s explosive growth make a profit for the whole year, something like ‘Housekeeping.’ up his self-deprecating humor viewers: The movie was a etti. As the product emerges and For me, it’s the reason I became what her problems were. ’The Forsyth’s country. falls apart it becomes something lin in “ 300 Years of Kitchen for the Tiffany of spuds, a cast brought it 13 consecutive years of 1982, and again for 1983,” he She trained at the Neighbor­ again, his career might not be on box-office hit. GRADE: an actress. It’s a movie that I script was like a skeleton, an like bits of rice and stays nice and Collectibles” (Books Americana, iron table-top sheer is only $80. record earnings durinh 1969-81. writes. hood Playhouse in New York and would go see. outline. It is all from the little fluffy to await the gravy act. 1984), shows a ricer‘photo very Whateveryou have in yourpocket But the foreign deposits proved to But heavy media coverage “ To do a movie just because it girl’s point of view, and she has pursued a dizzying variety of Some of us have fond memories much like this one. IU b called the would get you started. be a weakness in 1984, when linking Continental to the failed might make me a box-office clearly doesn't understand her jobs; as backup vocalist in a Cinem a — but who bothers now? “ Genuine Kreamer Press,” rumors that Continental was Oklahoma bank created public name and might make a lot of aunt and is often bewildered, as Harry Chapin musical; co­ ’Typically you will get a steam­ made about 1930 andvahied at $10 Russ MacKendrick of Man­ deeply troubled sparked a $20 suspicion that the Chicago institu­ medic foil on ABC’s “ The ’ ^'ey money is not enough of a reason. I the audience is," she said. ing hunk wrapped in metal to to $12. The same book prices chester Is an authority on many billion international run that tion was in trouble, too. The KormanShow"; asactre^,. TV would like to do a commercial “ I read the (Marilynne Robin­ HARTFORD . . 2:35, 7:30,10:10. tussle with. There it sits, chal­ another item by Silver & Co. types of collectibles. Write to him depleted more than half of its notion persisted despite a lack of movies ‘‘The Executioner’s CliMma City — Manon of the Spring movie If it was really good and son) book, which helped flesh it (PG ) Sot and Son 1:20, 3:50, 7, 9:30. — lenging and evasive. As always called a “ Sure-Cut.” It is a in care of the Manchester Herald, deposits and forced the Federal evidence, McCollom said. He Song" and“ Amerika’’ ; and in the MANCHESTER really excited me. & far they out. Then I made my own Hope 8, Glorv (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1, UA Theaters East — Overboard (PG) you don’t know whether to take it french-fry implement that gives P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. Deposit Insurance Corp. to traces the final, fatal rumor to a feature movies “ And Justice for 3:30, 6:50. — Housekeeping (PG) Sot- Sot and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:20. — Plones, May 6,1984, television broadcast haven’t.” biography to make her very Sun 9:40. — Jean de Florette (PG) Sot rescue the bank from failure. All” and “ Whose life Is It, Trains and Automobiles (R) Sotond Sun “ Housekeeping" is not likely to specific with her own needs and ond Sun 1:10, 3:40, 4:40,9:20. — Barfly 2:15, 4:15, 7:30, 9:40. — The Princess McCollom’s book follows the of “ The McLaughlin Group.” (R) Sot and Sun 1:30,4, 7:10,9:50. set any box-office records, but it problems.” Anyway?” Bride (PG) Sotond Sun 2:X, 4:30,7:15. men who ran Continental from Just before the televised dis­ “ Swing Shift,” which she stole — Fatal Beauty (R) Sot-Sun 9:M. — Nonfiction may well bring Miss Lahti her That’s part of the Lahti me­ RAST HARTFORD Best-SeUers the wildly successful interna­ cussion of U.S. monetary policy from Goldie Hawn, provided the Pink Flovd, The Wall (R) Sot midnight. second Academy Award nomina­ thod: She conceives her own ■osHrood Fob A Cliieina — Over- — Heavy Metal (R) Sotmldnlght.— The 1. ‘Trum p; The Art of the Deal," Donald J. tional expansion period through ended, financial commentator breakthrough: an Oscar nomina­ boord (PG ) Sot 7:1^9:20; Sun 7:30. Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sot tion. It’s a quirky tale about a biograi^y of the characters she Poor RIdigrd't Fiife A Cinema — T r u m p their 1982 shock at learning the Robert Novak predicted the Fed­ tion as best supporting actress midnight. free-thinking woman who be­ plays. Her conclusion about Aunt Oveiitoord (PG ) Siot 7:30, 9:30, mld- 2. ‘Tim e Flies.” Bill Cosby bank’s energy lending unit had eral Reserve Board would not ^ Iv ie : “ She had an incredibly and the New York Film Critics nlolif: Sun 5,7:30,9:30. VERNON loaned more than $1 billion to the relax its tight money policy until comes guardian of her two Iltewcaee Cinemas 1-9 — Wall Street Cine 1A 2— Overboard (PG) Sot and 3. ‘Th e Frugal Gourmet Cooks American,” Jeff independent spirit. In those days, award. (R) Sot-Sun 12,2:25,4:50,7:M, 10:05. — failed Penn Square Bank of a major bank failed. orphaned nieces in a mountain Sun 2,4:15,7,9:15. — Planes, Trolnsond Fiction S m ith community. The villagers believe the 19S0s, it was difficult for However, such success has its Eddie Murphy Row (R) Sot 2:50,5,9:35, Automobiles (R) Sot and Sun 5, 7:10, Oklahoma City. “ The only thing that’s going to drawbacks for the actress. 12:25; Sun 2:30, 5, 9:35. — Moonstruck 9:X. — PInocchIo and the Emperor of 1. ‘Tommyknockers," Stephen King 4. "Chronicle of the 20th Century," Clifton get (Fed President Paul) Volcker she is the one who needs a women tohavethatspiritandfeel (PG ) Sat 12:50,2:55,5,0:10,9:25,11:30; the Night (G) Sot ond-Sun 1 :M, 3:15. The book ends with the virtual conifortable with it. So it kind of Sun 12:50,2:55 5,7:10,9:25.— Broadcast 2. “Kaleidoscope.” Danielle Steel D a n ie l federal takeover after one of to loosen up would be a bank guardian, so weird is her “I was typecast after I did (R) Sat 12, 2:30, 4:55,7:30,10:05, 3. ’’L ig h t n in g ." D e a n K o o n tz 5. “The Cat Who Came for Christmas," those rumors was mentioned in a failure — maybe something like behavior. exploded out of her when she ‘Swing Shift’ as a wisecracking, 12! m ; Sun 12, 2:30, 4:55, 7:30, 10:05. — WILLIMANTIC^ ^ . . Three Men and a Baby (PG) Sot 12:20, Jlltsen Sdoare Cinema — Cinderella 4. '’2061: Odyssey Three." Arthur Clarke Cleveland Amory wire service story and snow­ the Continental Illinois in Chicago The writer-director of “ House­ finally got the chance to be tough broad with heart of gold. (G) Sot and Sun 1 :X, 3:X. — Return of 2 - », 4:35, 7:15, 9:30, 11:40; Sun 12:20, 6. "The Great Depression of 1990," Ravi Batra — or one of those South American keeping" is Bill Forsyth, making independent. And after ’Just Between Friends’ 2*30, 4:35, 7:15, 9:30. — Good Morning the Living Dead, Port 2 (R) Sat 5:X, 5. 'Th e Bonfire of the Vanities." Tom Wolfe balled into an international panic “ I describe her as someone who V l ^ m (R) Sot 12:10, 2:35, 4:55, 7:20, 7:M, 9 :» , 11:M: Son 5 :», 7:M, 9 : » . — 7 "Love. Medicine & Miracles." Bernie Siegel that nearly brought down the countries failing,” McCollom his American debut after a string I was typecast as someone who Goo6 Morning, Vietnam (R) Sat 1,3:15, 6. "Mortal Fear." Robin Cook is incredibly free of self- 9 - », 12:10; Sun 12:10, 2:35, 4:55, 7:20, bank. quotes Novak as saying. of Scottish comedies. Miss Lahti would only do ambitious, driven, r X . — 1 ^ 1 Attraction (R) Sat 12:30, 5:X, 7:45,10, midnight; Sun 1,3:15,5:X, 7. "Presumed Innocent.” Scott Turow 8. “Family; The Ties That Bind...and Gag," consciousness, of vanity; she 7:45,10. — Three Men and a Baby (PG) McCollom says Reuters was McCollom speculates that Nov­ admitted her misgivings after independent career women. 4-40, 7:40, 11:25; Sun 12:30, 4:40, 7:40, 8. “Patriot Games," Tom Clancy Erma Bombeck doesn’t care what people think of 10:10. — The Couch Trip (R) Sot 12:45, Sot 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — the first wire service to give the ak’s off-hand comment was mis­ her first conversation with him. 2:55, 4:55, 7:20, 9:50. — For Keeps Braddock: Missing In Action III (R) Sot 9. "Leaving Home." Garrison Keillor 9. "Spycatcher," Peter Wright her. That’s incredible to me; I “ Now. after ’Housekeeping,’ 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun rumor credence by printing it, construed by some in the finan­ “ The first time 1 spoke on the (PG-13) Sot 12:40,3,5,7:10,^, 11:35; 10. "Super Marital Sex," Paul Pearsall I ’ll be typecast by these few, ton 12:40,3,5,7:10,9:20. — The Couch 1-15,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15. — Broadcast 10. "A Man Rides Through," Stephen cial industry to mean the phone with Bill, I couldn’t under­ find it so enchanting and desira­ News (R) Sot 2.5,7:20,9:45, midnight; but Reuters spokesman Robert pathetic people as someone who Trip (R) Sot 12:45, 2:55, 4:45, 7:45, 10, D o n a ld s o n (Courtesy of Waldenbooks) Continental was on the brink of stand a word he said— his brogue ble. On ttie other hand, she’s very midnight; Sun 12:45,2:55,4:45,7:45,10. Sun 2, 5, 7:20, 9:45. — Batteries Not Crooke said McCollom’s account closed up emotionally. She’sbeen can only do eccentric hobos. It’s _ Broddeck: Misting In Action III (R) Included (PG) Sot 1, 3:10, 7:W, 9:45, was based on the author’s opin- failure. was so thick. That was a worry to 11:45; Sun 1,3:10,5:20,7:X, 9:45. me: How am I going to collabo­ burned a lot, suffered a lot of loss so silly. 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Jazz singer deserves her hard-won success Highlights Shearson suspends one type influences. Bv Paul Raeburn She had studied classical sing­ It also displays her considera­ The Associated Press ing and had begun to explore jazz ble vocal talents. She moves of the week of computer trading program with thehelpof her uncle, Charles easily from a light, expressive Burrell, a jazz musician who also NEW YORK — When Dianne upper register to a dark and full By The Associated Press Reeves began her musical train­ played with the Denver sym­ tone at the bottom of her range, NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street accounts beginning Friday, "in Index-arbitrage program trading ing at the age of 12, there was phony. (He is not related to the not letting her exquisite vocal giant Shearson Lehman Bros. Inc. response to concerns expressed by refers to the practice of buying jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell.) suspended a controversial form of clients that program trading may large quantities of stocks on the little hint she would one day be control slip for a moment. e The New York Stock Exchange said it would singing with some of the jazz She sang with the George computer-driven trading Friday in exacerbate market volatility.” New York Stock Exchange and She delivers a moving reading consider tennporary trading halts in volatile stocks. world’s most eminent Washington High School jazz of ” I ’ve Got It Bad and That Ain't what it said was a response to selling the equivaient stock-index The proposal will be considered by the exchange’s It said “ investor confidence is performers. band, with which she won a Good,” but is equally at home concerns that the technique en- futures in the Chicago futures board of directors next month. being eroded by the extreme markets, or vice versa, in order to “ I started out on piano, which I statewide competition. That sent with the very different “ Sky flamed volatility on Black Monday. e F. Hoffmann-La Roche and Co. twice swee­ volatility in today’s financial profit from temporary price have to say I hated,” Reeves said her to Chicago to perform at a Islands,” a Brazilian-inflected The announcement came against tened its hostile buyout offer for Sterling Drug Inc. markets.” disparities. in a recent interview. As it meeting of the National Associa­ fusion tune to which she contrib­ a background of intense govern­ tion of Jazz Educators, where after Sterling’s board turned down the Swiss ment scrutiny of so-called program happened, however, her piano uted the lyrics. pharmaceutical giant’s original hid. Hoffmann-La trading and its possible role in the The technique executes trades of teacher was also a vocal teacher. Terry heard her. “ Sky Islands” shows off her Laurie Heffner, a Shearson spo­ Reeves moved to Los Angeles Roche is offering $81 per share, or $4.66 billion. October stock market collapse. keswoman, said the suspension was huge blocks of shares instantane­ “ She heard me sing and she said, 3‘A-octave range, and “ That’s • A federal bankruptcy court judge refused to let ously, and some traders have ‘Child, this is what you should be when she was 18, and began to All” demonstrates her ability to Shearson and its pending merger indefinite and probably would last perform and record with several takeover specialist Carl C. Icahn submit an partner, E.F. Hutton Group Inc., for months, depending on the blamed it for causing wiid price doing.’ ” handle a lightning-quick jazz alternative bankruptcy reorganization plan for Reeves took the advice. Now, groups, including a Latin jazz said in a brief statement that outcome of a number of investiga­ swings that helped incite panicky tempo. Texaco Inc. that would have stripped away the with the reldhse of her first album group named Caldera, which index-arbitrage program tradii^ tions and studies into causes of the buying and selling during the Oct. The album also includes a del company’s defenses against a takeover. on an important record label, she included keyboardist Eddie del would be suspended for their own crash. 19 collapse and its aftermath. Barriosong, “ I'mOkay,” written • BankAmerica Corp. reported its worst annual seems to have become an over­ Barrio, who was to become an for Reeves. When he sent it to her. loss, nearly $1 billion in 1987, but it managed to post a night success. She has been important influence. she said, “ I went over the lyrics profit during the fourth quarter as operating income greeted with critical acclaim, “ That changed my approach to and I listened to it, and it was my surged. and her album is getting played music,” she said, “ I wanted to Chevron to pay $1.5 million in soul.” • Montgomery Ward Co., the revitalized on jazz stations across the know the roots of a lot of music.” k In all these stylistic guises, she llS-year-old department store chain, may be put up LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chevron federal pollutant discharge limits decree concluding the litigation has country. In 1981, she joined Sergio remains a powerful interpreter, for sale, according to its parent, Mobil Corp. USA has agreed to pay $1.5 million since 1981 at the company’s El been negotiated. U.S. District Bruce Lundvall, the head of Mendes, after being coached by as careful with the lyrics as she is • American Brands Inc., which had been in penaities for dumping thousands Segundo oil refinery. Judge Richard A. Gadbois is Blue Note records, signed her to his wife to sing in Portuguese. inventive with the melodies. of pounds of pollutants into Santa The suit sought $8.8 million in expected to sign it, they said. do the recording at their first Two years later, she began targeted for a possible takeover by E-II Holdings On “ Harvest Time,” a ballad Monica Bay, attorneys say. penalties. Chevron officials recently con­ meeting, before she bad finished touring with Harry Belafonte, Inc., turned the tables on its suitor, saying it would written by Hancock and his late launch a tender offer to acquire E-II. In a major civil environmental Justice Department attorney ceded that heavy storm water flows making her pitch. remaining with him until 1985, AP photo sister, Jean, she uses a Chilean suit fiied in August, the federal Cynthia Huber and Chevron’s attor­ contributed to pollutant discharges Lundvall later walked into a “ My work with Belafonte, • Union Carbide Corp. appealed a court decision rhythm called balawa that she Environmental Protection Agency ney, Sarah G. Flanagan, said in excess of federal limits in the club where Reeves was singing exploring various Latin rhythms that ordered it to pay $ZI0 million in interim relief to JAZZ SINGER — When Dianne Reeves began her learned from Eddie del Barrio. accused Chevron of 880 violations of ’Thursday that a proposed consent past. Duke Ellington’s classic, ‘ T v e and chants, led me back full victims of the 1984 gas disaster that killed more than circle to my black American musical training at the age of 12, there was little hint she That rhythm inspired her to an 2,800 people. Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good.” engaging but unusual bit of scat That song became part of her roots,” she said. “ All those things would one day be singing with some of the jazz world’s • Edsel B. Ford II and William Clay Ford Jr., brought me right back to singing singing. She arrived at the both Ford Motor Co. executives and great- CARBONLESS MESSAGE BOOKS album. most eminent performers. syllables, she said, by wondering. >irx6H'.4popafe. jazz again.” grandsons of founder Henry Ford, were elected to While the release of the record, “If I were living in an African SOUTH WINDSOR fThneCir* “WMi Ita Amj Before connecting with Blue lining up her cousin, the noted very nervous,” she said. the company’s board of directors. Im Dm i CTOP-4003) 200Mti(TOr4003) simply entitled “ Dianne country and if I spoke the Reeves,” might make the singer Note, she recorded two albums on jazz pianist and arranger George The album was recorded in a • Two suitors courting A.H. Robins Co. deferred A89.X 4.15.x the small Palo Alto label in Duke, as the record’s producer. oLudio, but was mostly recorded language, how would I scat?” to American Home Products Corp. Both Sanofi SA of look like an overnight success, it Her exposure to African music, OFFICE SUPPLY is, in fact, the culmination of California, and it was those Duke then proceeded to get her “ live,” that is, with Reeves France and Rorer Group Inc. said they couldn’t top recordings that ultimately the best. The guest musicians on singing while the musicians primarily through Belafonte, has American Home’s bid. which offered prompt years of hard work. helped her find her own voice, she Reeves, a mature performer at brought her to Lundvall’s the album include Herbie Han­ played — not adding vocal tracks payment to women injured by Robins’ Daikon cock on piano, Airto Moreira and later ,fo a pre-recorded instru­ said. Shield birth control device. 31, was discovered before, in attention. SFARCO Paulinho da Costa on percussion, mental backing. That preserved “ I think it was always that • Dart Group Corp., making its first takeover bid snuico Denver, by the jazz trumpeter When the opportunity to record nLE FOLDERS HANGING FOLDERS/ for Blue Note arrived, she was Stanley Clarke on bass, Tony the spontaneity and interchange rhythmic, African element that since it abandoned its attempt for Dayton Hudson Clark Terry when she was 17. She ManiU. Ihird cut taorted 100 per box. FRAMES ready. “ I said I wanted to do a live Williams on drums and Freddie she wanted. The result is not only kept me searching. And it helped Corp. after the stock market crash, offered to buy was soon appearing with his band me to understand this music — ixrm UCAL Letter or legal sat. or '/• cut 25 per and singing in a program with the recording, and I wanted the Hubbard on flugelbom. “ They a fine jazz album but a catalog of Stop k Shop Cos. Inc. for $840 million. (snt-spiii.'A) (SPK-SNII-'A) box. the singer’s Latin and African jazz.” Denver Symphony. best,” she said. She began by had no idea who I was, and I was • Directors of Pan Am Corp. ousted its top two 5.44»x 7.29, ix rm siu LICALBIZE officers and elected Thomas G. Plaskett to take the ^CM(SPK-SK2-'ib) helm of the ailing airline company. The move 7.39»x 8.79 k>x (More than 1 million units sold.) 8.“Lyin’ In His Arms! Again” The 2. “Love Changes” Kashif & Mellsa reflected a deal for concessions worked out with four Tnnitable Tips 2. “Faith” George Michael (Columbia)Forester Sisters (Warner Bros.) Morgan (Arista) of the company’s five unions. 'kcm (snt-sps2-%) 'h CM (snt-srsi-'h) 3. “’Dlrty Dancing’ Soundtrack" (RCA)S.’TwInkle, Twinkle Lucky Star” Merle 3. ”Love Overboard” Gladys Knight & • Italian financier Carlo de Bencdetti launched a 6.99»x 8.49»x — Platinum Haggard (Epic) The Pips (MCA) bid to take over Belgium’s biggest enterprise, but REO.SI2M REC.SI399 The following are the top record hits 4. “Klck” Inxs (Atlantic) — Platinum 10.“l Wouldn’t Be a Man” Don Williams 4. “lf You Can Do It I Can Too” Melisa Societe Generate de Belgique, which owns parts of Morgan (Capitol) 1,200 companies, tried to elude the suitor. FRAMES 4 DRAWER 1 and leading popular compact disks as 5“ Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) — (Capitol) For fSe drawen. 5. “Baby, Be Mine” MikI Howard • Publisher Rupert Murdoch asked a federal they appear In next week’s Issue of Platinum Lnm(SPt-SR-«) LEGAL (snt-aPM) 1 3 9 .8 0 Billboard magazine. Copyright 1988, 6. “Whitesnake” Whitesnake (Geffen) (Atlantic) appeals court to postpone government deadlines for 8.“Glrlfriend” Pebbles (MCA) him to sell the New York Post and the Boston Herald FELLOWES 1.87.. 2.39.x Billboard Publications Inc. Reprinted — Platinum R-iOVEFILE REG. S4 J2 REG. S4.T3 7. ‘Tho Lonesome Jubilee” John Cou­ 7. ”Secret Lady” Stephanie Mills (MCA) or his television stations in the same cities. with permission. Durable woodgraio Hiiish oorrviaied gar Mellencamp (Mercury) — Platinum Adult contemporary singles 8. ‘T o Provo My Love” Michael Cooper • Researchers said a skin cream containing a fibreboard with Itft top Ud. Holdi letter (Warner Bros.) chemical cousin of Vitamin A has been shown to turn 8. “Hysteria” Dot Leppard (Mercury) — 1 ."Everywhere” Fleetwood Mac or legal t a t reconk (FEL-72S) 9. “Someone to Love Me For Me” Lisa back damage from too much sun. The study sparked Platinum (Warner Bros.) Hot singles Lisa & Cult Jam featuring Full Force a jump in the stock of Johnson k Johnson, which 9. "Cloud Nine” George Harrison (Dark 2. ”Could’vo Been” Tiffany (MCA) 1. ”Need You Tonight" Inxs (Atlantic) (Columbia) controls a drug company developing the product. Horse) — Platinum 3. “Can't Stay Away From You” Gloria 2. "Could’ve Been” Tiffany (MCA) 10. ’Tw o Occasions” The Deole (Solar) • The government said consumer inflation rose 10. “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” Estefan & Miami Sound Machine (Epic) 3. “Hazy Shade of Winter” Bangles (Def Pink Floyd (Columbia) — Platinum 4. "Hungry Eyes" Eric Carmen (RCA) 4.4 percent in 1987 but most of the increase came Jam) 5. “l Live for Your Love” Natalie Cole from an early rebound in oil prices. The rise in 4. 'The Way You Make Me Feel” December was just 0.1 percent. 'TIf 1*— (EMI-Manhattan) Michael Jackson (Epic) 6. “Seasons Change” Expose (Arista)Top pop compact disks • Housing construction in December suffered its 5. ”Seasons Change” Expose (Arista) Country singles 7. “AII I Want Is You” Carly Simon biggest setback in more than three years, falling 8.“l Want to Be Your Man” Roger 1. “Faith” George Michael (Columbia) 16.2 percent. (Arista) (Reprise) 1. "Goln' Gone” Kathy Mattea 2. ”Cloud Nine” George Harrison (Dark .99. 8. “Never Thought” Dan Hill • Economists told a congressional committee 7. “Got My Mind Sot On You” George (Mercury) Horse) that the United States will get through this Harrison (Dark Horse) 2. “Wheels” Restless Heart (RCA) (Columbia) 3. “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” 9. "Got Mind Set On You” George presidential election year with sluggish growth but — Ship From Our Vernon Store UPS — 8. “Hungry Eyes” Eric Carmen (RCA)3. 'Tennessee Flat Top Box” Rosanne Pink Floyd (Columbia) Harrison (Dark Horse) no recession. 9. “Candlo In the Wind" Elton John Cash (Columbia) 4. ”Nothing Like the Sun” Sting (A&M) 10. ’T h e Way You Make Mo Feel” • Japan announced its overall trading surplus (MCA) 4. “One Stop Forward” The Desert Rose 5. “Klck” Inxs (Atlantic) Michael Jackson (Epic) shrank in December compared with a year ago, hut South Windsor Office Supply 10. “Tell It to My Heart” Taylor Dayne Band (MCA-Curb) 6. “‘Dlrty Dancing’ Soundtrack” (RCA) its surplus in trade with the United States grew (Arista) 5. “ril Pin a Note on Your Pillow” Billy 7. “Lonesome Jubilee” John Cougar slightly. 400 Chapel Road Tri-City Plaza Joe Royal (Atlantic America) Mellencamp (Mercury) • A federal regulator said final 1987 figures 8.“Crylng Shame” Michael Johnson S.Tunnel of Love” Bruce Springsteen should show the long-troubled Farm Credit System South Windsor Vernon (RCA) Black singles (Columbia) close to the break-even point because of substantial Top LPs 9. ‘The Joshua Tree” U2 (Island) 289-6466 872-6075 7.“Just Lovin’ You” The O’Kanos 1."l Want Her" Keith Sweat repayment of agricultural loans. 10. “Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5; Sal. 9-12. Mon.-FrI. 10-9; Sal. 10-6; Sun. 12-5. 1.’Tiffany” Tiffany (MCA) — Platinum (Columbia) (Entertainment) Mild downturn American Brands attempting by 1989^1990 to ‘gobbie up’ E-ll Hoidings CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 Notices Business Property ...... 25 Entertainm ent ...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment .... 80 By Linda Stowell Fishman said American Brands "He nas been the big boy and Resort Property ...... 24 By Martin Crutsinoer Lost/Found ...... 01 Bookkaaplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... 81 M ortooges ...... 27 The Associated Press The Associated Press has "credit coming out of their ears suddenly one of his targets is Personols ...... 02 Corpentry/Remodellno ...... 55 Recreotlonal Equip m ent...... 82 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 and it’s less than a $1 billion deal turning around and biting the shark Announcements...... 03 Polntlng/Paperlng...... 54 Boats and Marine Equipment..... 83 W ASHINGTON — Top economists offered Con­ H A R ’TFO R D — The sudden at­ and that’s not a lot.” before the shark bites it.” A u ctio n s...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng ...... 57 M u sica l Ite m s...... S4 F lo o r in g ...... : ...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment . 85 gress a pessimistic assessment Friday that there tack by American Brands Inc. on American Brands has a strategy E -II said its said its board of F in a n c ia l...... 05 Rentals E -II Holdings Inc., means Ameri­ Electrical ...... 59 Pets ond Supplies...... 84 was iittie government can do to avert a recession in for what will happen once it directors will meet by late next Rooms for Rent...... 31 H e o tln g/ P lu m b ln g...... 40 Miscellaneous tor Sole ...... 87 the next coupie of years, but the analysts said the can Brands has "blood in its eyes” acquires E -II and it is "much week to review the offer by Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 41 Tog S o le s...... 88 Condonilnlum s for R e n t ...... 33 downturn was likely to be a mild one. and may succed in turning around bigger and more financially power­ American Brands. Help W a n te d ...... 11 Services W a n te d ...... 42 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 Homes for Rent ...... 34 and gobbling up its predator, ful” than E -II, Burry added. The offer is conditioned on, Situation W anted ...... 12 Store/Office Space ...... 35 While the predominant belief was that the United Business Opportunities ...... 13 analysts said Friday. The key to making a Pac Man among other things, a minimum of Resort Property ...... 34 Merchandise States would avoid a recession during this Instruction ...... 14 American Brands, based in defense work is financial strength, 34.25 million shares, representing Industrial P r o p e r ty ...... 37 Automotive presidential election year, many of the private Em ploym ent Services ...... 15 Holldoy/Seosonol...... 71 Greenwich, said Thursday night it said Israel Shaked, co-author of the about 51 percent of E -II’s outstand­ Miscellaneous for Rent ...... 38 Antloues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale ...... 91 economists said a downturn grew increasingly would begin an offer for all of E -II’s book "Takeover Madness” and a ing shares, being validly tendered Roommates Wonted ...... 39 C lo th in g ...... 73 likely in 19M or 1990. Trucks/Vans tor Sole ...... 92 nearly 61.85 milion shares outstand­ finance professor at Boston Univer­ and not withdrawn prior to the Real Estate Wanted to Rent ...... 40 F u rn itu re ...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mooeds...... 94 The analysts appeared before the Joint Economic ing, a deal worth about $875 million sity, . expiration of the offer, American Homes for Sole ...... 21 at $13 per share. Services Machinery and Tools ...... 74 Aulo Services ...... 95 Committee of Congress as It conducted hearings Shaked said the last time the Brands said. Condominiums for Sole ...... 22 Lawn and Garden ...... 77 The move came just two weeks Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 94 into the country’s economic prospects following last defense was used was in 1984, when American Brands said its tender Lots/Lond for Sole ...... 23 Child C o re ...... 51 Good Things to Eat ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive 97 year’s turmoil in financial markets. after Chicago-based E -II indicated Houston Natural Gas successfully offer would be financed through Investment Property ...... 24 Cleonlno Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 it might try to take over American defended itself against Coastal existing lines of credit. Alien Sinai, chief economist for the Boston Co., a Brands in a deal estimated at about Corp. The move was also used in American Brands is a diversified subsidiary of Shearson Lehman Brothers, said that $6 billion, or $55 a share. 1982 by Martin Marietta Corp. when tobacco company whose products the current expansion had already lasted a By launching a takeover bid, it fought a hostile bid by Bendix include Lucky Strike and Pall Mall peacetime record of 61 months and was growing PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME IM PART TIME American Brands is employing a Corp. cigarettes, Titleist sporting goods Notlce$ increasingly vulnerable. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I h e lp w a n t e d HELP WANTED HELP WANTED rarely used defense, named after " It ’s a relatively effective way. and Jergens personal care items. "The best prospect is that the U.S. economy can the video game "Pac Man,” in However, it’s costly,” Shaked said E -II is a holding company for 15 As a condition precedent to the placement of any adver­ SECRETARY- which a company decides to chase a in a telephone interview. " It ’s good businesses previously owned by the PART Time (substitute) $70.00-990.00 per night. 2-3 expand for yet another year, although not without tising In the Manchester He­ Receptlontst. Part- driver needed for considerable risks,’’ Sinai said. "Huge (debt) hostile pursuer. for the people on Wall Street Beatrice Cos., including Samsonite rald, Advertiser hereby time for office In M an ­ evenings per week. newspaper delivery In Women preferred. Coll DRIVER imbalances are calling the tune on a winding down “I think American Brands has because within a few weeks, the luggage, Culligan water treatment agrees to protect. Indemnity chester. Fridays 3p.m. and hold harmless the Man­ Andoyer/Hebron. Coll 649-6263, 4:30-6:30, Full time, first shift of the current business expansion toward the next blood in their eyes,” said Roy fight is over. systems and Martha White flour. It to 7 p.m., Saturdays 10 Delivery Pertone Donna 649-3467 for de­ f o r a p r in t in g chester Herald, Its officers a.m. to 6p.m., Sundays Mondoy-Frldoy, 4-5pm recession.” Burry, senior vice president of “I would recommend it only if also includes two subsidiaries set and employees against any Ceehler tails before Horn. Soturdoy ond Sundoy. company. Must be up to facilititte corporate and oil liability, loss or 11a.m. to 6p.m. Typing Sinai said he was forecasting the overall research at Kidder Peabody ft Co. buying the other company makes necessary. Applica­ Wanted at once for PART Time driver nept, dependable, acquisitions. expense. Including attor­ CAREGIVER to work economy, as measured by the gross national Inc. in New York. “ They’re going sense. Otherwise, it’s too risky,” he tions being accepted modern pharmacy needed. M ust have own have good driving In December, E -II revealed that neys' fees, arising from with Infants or product, would expand at a sluggish paceofbetween right after E -II and I think said. claims of unfair trade practi­ Monday-Frtday 9o.m. with professional cor. Work 2 days o record and over 18 it had a 4.6 percent stake in toddlers, afternoons. 2 percent and 2.5 percent this year, down from 3.5 American Brands is going to win.” ces, Infringement of trode- to 11a.m. Coll 528-1300 atmosphere. Pleasant Experience preferred. week. Call Julie 871- years old. For confi­ percent in 1987. ’This is in line with the Reagan Takeovers are one of E-II Chair­ American Brands and indicated it marks, trade names or pat­ 2988, leove message. for on appointment. working conditions. A BC Day Core. 647-0788 d e n tia l Interview, Stanley Fishman, an analyst with man Donald P. Kelly’s specialties. might try a takeover. Kelly pro­ ents, violation of rights of administration’s official forecast of 2.4 percent DIETARY Aides- South Flexible hours. Ideal or 649-9228.______HOME Help Aide- Duties contact: G N P growth this year. Fahnestock, said, "In football, the Kelly, who has a reputation for posed a slate of directors to serve on privacy and Infringement of copyright and proprietary Windsor Nursing Cen­ lor school or senior PART Time position. Include: health care, slogan is ‘the best defense is good assembling and breaking up con­ the American Brands board and ter has part-time posi­ meal predaratlon and THOMPSON Irw in Kellner, chief economist of Manufacturers rights, unfair competition citizen Individuals. Manchester Insurance Hanover, was the only economist to testify during offense,’ and that’s just what glomerates, "is the man who has reportedly turned hostile in a and libel and slander, which tion available on 6:30 light housekeeping for Apply St once to agency looking for o ASSOCIATES two days of hearings who forecast a recession American Brands is doing and I done the shark trick,” Fishman meeting last week with the Connec­ m ay result from the publica­ a.m. to 2:30 p.m. shift mature person from elderly couple. Coll tion of any odvertlsment In manager or Ann. WINDSOR, CT starting this year. think they will succeed.” said. ticut company’s management. and 4p.m. to 7:30 shift. 8:30om to 1pm. Most 643-8065. the Manchester Herald by Experience beneficial Kellner predicted the downturn will begin in early advertiser. Including adver­ Liggett Perkede hove good typing and 688-7281 tisements In any free distri­ but we will train. Call office skills. Coll ask for George 1988 and last the entire year, a forecast not likely to or apply In person. Phermecy be greeted with enthusiasm by Republicans hoping bution publications pub­ Donna 646-6050. Inde­ Nuclear plant may finally start lished bv the Manchester South Windsor Nursing Manchester Parksde pendent Insurance HELP WANTED to hold onto the White House. Herald. Penny Slettert, Center,1060 M ain St. Manchester, CT Center, 830 Hartford He said that autos and housing, two key sectors of Publisher. South Windsor. 289- Rood, Manchester. RECEPTIONIST the economy, are already in decline and that MONROE, Mich. (AP) - previous reactor. That earlier plant 1970s. When Fermi II is commer­ 7771. EOE.______Nearly 14 years late and $4 billion BANQUET Seryers. Part hoped-for strength in business investment spending was intended to be used only for cially operating, it will provide IPART TIME PART time lob taking time, flexible hours. CLERK TYPIST and U.S. export sales would not be enough to offset a over budget, the Ferm i II nuclear tests and it operated at full capacity about 10 percent of the energy IHEIPWANTHI care of either Infants or BAKERY Clerk position Apply In person: The for our main office power plant may finally go into ayallable Mondoy- slump in consumer demand. for only 26 days between late 1970 Edison generates for its 1.86 million 2 yeor olds In a day care Gallery, 141 New Lon- lobby. Customer ser­ center. Hours 1-6pm. Frlday, 8am to 2 pm. DUNHILL commercial operation Saturday. Kellner said there has only been one time in this and late 1972 before being decom­ customers in southeastern PART time driver. AAust d o n Turnpike, vice duties included. century when a drop in the stock market of the ’That means principal owner missioned. ’The new power plant Michigan. Must be mature. Mature responsible In­ Glastonbury.______is com ing to have own vehicle. Ploese call The Child­ dividual. Excellent Good benefits, good magnitude which occurred this past fall — a decline Detroit Edison can begin charging has a projected useful life of 40 Edison’s financial problems, at­ Mondav-Fridav, days. PART-TIme driyer for customers for the electricity the ren's Place.Inc, Man­ mother's hours. Coll MANCHESTER wages, apply: of 36 percent from mid-August to mid-October— did years. tributed to rising fuel prices, Telephone 742-5355. chester. 643-5535. 646-5718 f^r Interview. handicapped person. not trigger a recession. plant produces and for most of the i0 l Manchester- Glaston- Vergiels said Ferm i II is the only inflation and slack electrical sales, We'll be at the Savings Bank of construction cost. Edison has been survivor of four nuclear power delayed construction for much of bury orea. 646-7703. Mancheater paying $75 million a month in plants the utility planned in the the 1970s. Soles Positions. Morn­ Manchester HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 923 Main Street financing costs for the $4.58 billion ings. Eblens Casual YWCA 85 lose P&WA jobs plant. Clothing and Foot­ Manchester, C T 06040 Ferm i was licensed by the wear, 974 M ain Street,. 78 N. Main St. Nuclear Regulatory Commission in Ain^t Love Grand? MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS BE A HONDA PROFESSIONAL Monchester. 646-1191. on January 20th, EAST HAR’TFORD (AP) — Eighty-five hourly Ju ly 1985 and testing was supposed PA R T Time cooking In workers will be laid off at Pratt k Whitney’s main plant to have taken six months. Barring a JOIN THE LEADER! Join our dynamic If you have your home. Deliver to 27th, ancJ WE ARE SEEKING QUALIFIED profettlonal team at handicapped person. w w Jan. 29 because of slow business, the company last-minute shutdown, it will have s SALES EXPERIENCE February 3rd from THIt YEM OR ROlHr Manchester Honda announced Friday. PEOPLE IN SALES, PARTS & SERVICE PARTS EXPERIENCE Telephone 646-7703. taken 2>A years. In the Department Age not Important — MECHANICAL CLERICA L opening. 20-25 10am-2pm The announcement comes one day after Pratt ft The plant has automatically shut of your choice. imrsil- Whitney reported a recent order for PW4000 jet down 10 times since it was licensed EXPERIENCE week. Miscellaneous Positions for clerks, re­ TodaYs axaoutlves wara duties In busy medical hired In thair 2(7s, 3<7s, engines, which could total $300 million. and it was shut down manually 20 We offer you: s AN ACHIEVEMENT ceptionists, typists, R EC O R D - office. Call 646-7704. 40’s, 50’s Layoffs will come in the machine shop area and times for technical reasons. • COMPETITIVE date-entry, secreta­ affect machinists, inspectors, material handlers and top performance wHh X-RAY Technician (reg­ ries, WP, light Indust­ ARE YOU? “ From day one, we have been IN C O M E — your prevloua employer istered). Part-time for expediators, Pratt spokesman David M. Long said. Mlary commiulons, rials and food aervice. a Age 21 or over? committed to the safe and reliable a physicians office In The job cuts result from the "on-goIng need we have Incentive!, benefits STABILITY — a Agnm ilve? operation of that plant,” said peckepe )ob snd personal Rockville. Please call a AmMUoua to reduce costs and make ourselves more efficient so a In Oood Health? company spokesman Bobb Ver- a THE RIGHT MENTAL 871-8545 for further we can compete more effectively,” Long said. JOB a High Sohool Qreduele or giels. "Th e shutdowns occur be­ SATISFACTION — ATTITUDE — details. DUNHILL TEMPS Better? During the past year, Pratt reduced its Connecticut willing and able to work cause that’s the way the system is a career with poselble INSURANCE Manches­ 111 Founders Plaza If you qualify, you will workforce by 2,250, the company said. advancement Into designed to work.” menegement Apply in person ter agency. Immediate East Hartford, CT be gueranteed: Pratt ft Whitney was once the world’s dominant jet Mon.-Fri. 9sm'4pm opening port time. On ’Tuesday, the state’s third 282-0701 a Immedlats high Inoonw engine maker but has seen its share of the commercial operating nuclear power plant e p r o d u c t — 646-2789 Group Claims process­ a 3 week* expenae paid jet engine market fall to 38.6 percent while rival a large Inventory ot ing and general office or training In Boaton began a lOO-hour test run at 90 Honda products a Quaiantaad Ineonw to General Electric’s has climbed to 42.5 percent, percent power. ’That final test, Including parts and work. 643-6401.______One Hartfield Plaza atart Then express it! Let us custom frame one. accerasorlee officials said. which ends at 10 a.m. Saturday, 160 Bridge Street a UnlTmltsd advanoamant a FU LL T IM E opportunHIaa ’The company announced ’Thursday that Scandana- was required by the Michigan of your favorite photographs for a very RECEPTIONIST and os- East Windsor, CT ACT TODAY POSITION slstant In Manchester vlan Airlines System and Lufttransport Untmehmen Public Service Commission before 623-4416 to ensure tomorrowl Gm bH of West Germany selected Pratt engines for personal Valentine gift. doctor's office. Ma­ Call for appointment and the plant could be considered in ture, dependable, and their new Boeing 767 jetliners. commercial operation and the pereonal Interview. ’The decision of SAS and Lufttransport to pick Pratt ft pleasant personality o Carl Naser utility could begin charging for its must. Must enloy pa­ Looking for o good used Whitney engines over G E suggests the company has exposure mobile home? Be sure to Monday 4 Tueeday electricity. tient contact. Great I _ Umilejlimited iS '* look In the Classified co­ improved its engine servicing system since the loss of a Located about 40 miles south of 111 Center street art A framing Houra: CloMd Monday working conditions. 528-9703 contract with Japan Air Lines in Oct. 1987, Mark A. Detroit along Lake Erie, Enrico Tuot.. Wad., FrI. »«:S0 Afternoon hours. Call lumns ... that’s where the 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Manchester HONDA. best buys ore advertlsedi Bobbl of Forecast Associated in Newtown said. Ferm i II occupies the same site as a TiNira. M / Sat M 646-S1S3 leave message with service. 643-2711. Dr. Crane’s Answers HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELPWANTB) HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED INELPWANTBI HELP WANTED N U R SE Aides- Certified. COOK Part time wee­ You con make excellent CABINET and furniture Quiz OB page t dish cloths from the mesh makers. Skilled and Bedmakers. Positions kends. Flll-ln shift. 5am SUPERVISOR-RN. SALES Hartford Des­ DENTAL Assistant. Full available In newly ren­ to 1pm or 11:30am to AUTO and Truck Me­ CAFETFRIA general kit­ time position In Vernon boos In which oranges, semi-skilled. Growing RN-Stoff Development chanic. Immediate op­ chen help. Mondav- Mondav-Frldoy, 3pm- patch Moving and Stor­ potatoes, onions, etc. are woodworking com­ ovated nursing facility 7:30pm os needed. With 1. Attila Coordinator position 11pm. Applications are age. Our Corporate Group Practice. Excel­ on the 7-3 shift for possible full time ening. Experienced Frldav. Good starting lent benefits, salary sold. Just boll for 15 pany. Call 52S-B570. 2. Thames available for dynamic, only with own tools. wage, benefits. 633-4681 now being accepted for Soles Department Is minutes In water to which Individuals who care summer work. Expe­ 3. Metronome energetic person who this key position. For adding Account Soles and staff. No Saturdays for the elderly. Excel­ rience In quantity 647-9552. ext. 330. Charlotte or evenings. Willing to chlorine bleach has been 4. Raven possess the ability to 8a.m. to 2p.m.______Interview please con­ Representatives In M ED IC A L s e c r e t a r y lent benefit package. cooking and dietary coordinote and pro­ SECRETARY "Great tact Mrs. Plante, ONF, Coonnecttcut terri­ train right person. Coll added. Put still good but background helpful but 5. Polly no-longer needed furni­ Assistant to work for Call or apply In person vide staff development working conditions PARTS Puller with expe- Crestfleld Convals- tory. Join our team for 525-3868 between 9- Internist In Manches­ to South Windsor Nurs­ good opportunity for 6. (a) Job — Jemima (x) (Job, Ch. 12) programs. Responsi­ and nice surround­ rlence wanted full cent. 643-5151.______Interesting, varied as­ ture and appliances back ing Center, 1060 Moln mature person who Is (b) Jacob — Dinah (v) (Genesis, Ch. 34) ings" In leading real time. Apply In person. Into use by selling them ter. Part time or full bilities Include training BO D Y M A N with expe­ signment. Insurance time. Call 646-7S10. St. South Windsor. 289- willing to be trained In (c) David — Tamar (y) (II Samuel, Ch. 13) and orientation pro­ estate office In Man­ Mansfield Auto Ports, and pension benefits. with a low-cost Clossifled. 7771. EOE.______a new field. Good start­ chester! Applicant Route 32, Monsfleld. rience wanted full 643-2711. (d) Reuel — Zipporah (z) (Exodus, Ch. 2) grams as well as in time. Apply In person, Cor. Write Mr. Evans, oprarruNiTiES DOMESTIC help full ing pay and pro-rated service education pro­ needs nice appearance WAREHOUSE Manager Hartford Despatch benefits, vacation, etc. (e) Saul — Michal (w) (I Samuel, Ch. 18) and pleasing personal­ Mansfield Auto Ports, time, Mondav-Fridov, grams. Excellent be­ handling all receiving, Route 32, Mansfield. Moving and Storage BUSINESS Expansion. 7:30am-5:30pm. Man­ Free meals. Contact nefit package. Please ity plus good telephone stock management, P.O. Box 6271, East Owner seeks working FOSTER MEDICAL SUPPLY chester near Vernon. Food Service Supervi­ call: Personnel Direc­ manner and office some shipping and SCHOOL Crossing Hartford CT. 06106 or partner. No financial Duties Include, house­ sor, Crestfleld Conva- tor, South Windsor skills I Call Mr. Ltndsev material preparation. guards. Town of Man­ visit us at 225 Prospect risk. High Income po- Is expanding and we are looking for keeping, laundry, meol lesent Home, 643-5151. Nursing Center, 1060 of 649-4000.______Independent position chester. The town Is St., East Hartford. fentlol. 74^S709. preparation, childcare Main Street, South for 0 self-starter. Moll seeking responsible, EOE.______• 1 Inventory Controller EH h elp wanted IHI h elp wanted ACCOUNTANT. Growing coring. Individuals to MAKE money with your for older children. INSURANCE Manches­ Windsor. 28^7771. order/Retall company BOOKKEEPER. Full computer. Join a no­ • 1 Hospital Customer Service Rep. Good salary, pold va­ ter agency. Immediate Vernon CPA firm seeks needs Immediate help. serve as school cross­ AUTO Ports Counter Per­ Individual with 3 plus time experienced In all tional network. Tele- • 2 Warehouse Workers cation, pleasant envir­ opening for a full time FULL Time. Immediate son with experience Apply at CT. Cahe and ing guards. Hours are phases of bookkeep­ phone 1-800-346-4147. onment, References re- Property, Casualty opening sales/office countant needed In years Public Account­ Reed, 134 Pine St., ^9Vl per week. Salary • 1 Service Technician wanted full time. Apply ing experience. Take ing, Including financial aulred. Call 643-7254 person. Experience re- position. We will train. growing business. De­ In person. Mansfield Monchester. $5.50-86 per hour. Uni­ statements, general All positions are entry level, full time and Include after 5pm. aulred. 643-6401. S5 per hour Includes 2 gree and 1-3 years ex­ charge Individual. forms and training pro­ HOMES Auto Parts, Route 32, Please send resume OFFICE. Full time per- ledger and payroll for company benefits. Call Janet Ahl Kearns for nights and Saturday. perience preferred. Mansfield. son to work with go­ vided. No experience returns. Computer F0N8ALE Call 643-2171. Responsibilities In­ with salary require­ required, monchester more Information ASSISTANT Director- ments In confidence to: vernment contracts. knowledge helpful. clude Involvement In residence preferred. Windsor location. Sa­ cash bookkeeping, Teacher. Full or port Accountant, P.O Box Customer contact, typ­ Applicants available at All r N l estate advertised In ADMINISTRATIVE Of­ time. Will consider ing and organizational lary commensurate the Manchester Herald Is (203) 249-0631 Security Position bank reconciliation 2250, Vernon, CT 06066. the personnel office, 41 subject to the Fair Housing fice, Prague Shoe Com­ combination of teach­ skills a must. Will Center Street, Man­ wl*h experience. Reply pany, opportunities and collection. Com­ GET paid for reading train. Good pay, benef­ with resume and salary Act of 1968, which mokes It pany benefits availa­ ing and schooling. ABC chester or coll 647-3126. Illegal to advertise any pref­ Permanent Assignments in Manchester available. Join a grow­ Day Core 647-0788 or . books I $100 per title. its and conditions. Lo­ requirements to: P.O. ble. Please call for Write ACE-849d, 161 Equal Opportunity Box 187, Wethersfield, erence, limitation or discrim­ ing company. Our appointment, Mondav- 649-9228. cated In Elllnoton. Call Employer. Females, ination bosed on race, color, • Starting Wage *6.15/Hour management office South Lincolnwav, Joe 871-1888.______CT 06109.______religion, sex or notional If you need a better cor to PHOTOGRAPHY Frldov, 8:30am- M EDICAL Assistant. Tel­ North Aurora, IL 60542. minorities and handl- • 3 & 6 Month Reviews has several positions M EC H AN IC with expe­ DENTAL Oral Surgery origin, or on Intention to drive the youngsters to 12:30pm. Prague Shoe ephone, scheduling, copped urged to oppiv. moke any such preference, school, check the many available. Training Company, Admlnlstra- rience wanted full office needs full time STUDIO • Competitive Benefits provided. We offer: bookkeeping, filing CO M PANIO N(s) needeo FULL Time position for limitation or discrimination. offerings In today's Clas­ tlve Office. 282-9074. to core for elderly time. Apply In person, driving and general person to work be­ The Herald will not know­ full and part time paid vacations, paid and assist with Endos­ Mansfield Auto Ports, tween front office and sified columns. 643-2711. • Credit Union ADMINISTRATIVE As­ copic procedures. Ex­ woman In her home In store work. Should be ingly accept any advertise­ holidays, paid personal Route 32, Mansfield. assisting during ment which Is In violation of assistant days, health and/or life sistant. Growing com­ perience desired but Manchester. All shifts, familiar with this area. For an interview, come to our office light housekeeping, surgery. Needs to be the low. Career opportunity Insurance, free park­ pany seeking auallfled will train. Reply to Box Apply In person: highly motivated, self person. Responsibili­ N Manchester Herald. meals, etc. Coll Laura Flower Fashion, 85 SOUTHERN Now Eng- with CPI Corp. operat­ Weekdays from 9AM-5PM ing, pleasant office at­ starter. Able to antlcl- land classifleld ods MEDICAL OFFICE mosphere. Apply In ties Include: povroll, 16 Bratnord Place. of 646-3500 9:30am- East Center Street, ing studio In over 600 4:30pm. pote needs of office. reach nearly 800,000 Challenging, fast- Thursday until 7PM person Tuesday- group Insurance, ad­ Manchester CT. 06040. Savings Bank Manchester. Experience preferred. retail stores. Success­ ministration of person­ homes In Connecticut paced, front desk posi­ ful csndidates will psr- Saturday, January 16 & 23 from 10AM-4PM Frldav, 8:30am-4pm. of Manchester Coll 649-2272.______and Rhode Island. The tion for take-charge In­ Prague Shoe Com­ nel records and office price for a basic 25 tlclpate In an Intensive at pany, 200 Pitkin Street, supplies Inventory. DEMONSTRATORS DISHWASHERS, must be dividual, who can TREE CARE Pleasant, personable In­ 16. Starting pay S4 per word ad Is only S55 and handle several things photography and sales East Hartford, CT. Company benefits available. Please call TYPIST dividuals needed for 3 hour. Hours to suit will appear In 43 news­ training program. Prior The Prestige Office Building TELLERS at the same time In a Part time position, week assignment (2/14 - your schedule. Apply In papers. For more In­ professional manner. sales experience help­ 150 North Main St., Manchester for an appointment. Bartlett Experienced, or will formation call Classi­ SU C C ESSFU L Real est­ 8:30am-12:30pm. mother's hours (24 per fn Expmi 3/8) to demonstrate hou­ person: The (Sallery, Telephone, booking ful. Good personality, or Call 727-9000 or 1-800-842-1147 ate agency expanding Prague Shoe Com­ T train. Good wages, seware Ham In the follow­ 141 New London Turn­ fied, 643-2711 and ask appointments, han' motivation and neat to Manchester. Now weak) available at hat Immediate good benefits. Apply: ing retail locations: pike, Glastonbury. for defalls.n pany, Administrative Health Care Facility In dling patients. Excel appearance a must. Interviewing expe­ Office. 282-9074. openings for Manchester - Hartford rienced sales people. lent pay and benfits for Flexible hours may In­ Manchester. Eeneflts experienced tree East Hartford right Individual. Very generous com­ INSURANCE Office. include holiday, vaca­ SPHCIAL TOWN M RRTINO clude evenings and FIRST SECURITY missions. Member of 5 Clerical Including tvp- climbers In our 923 Main Street TRAINING PROVIDED. TOWN OF ANDOVBR, CT Send resume to; weekends. Frequent multiple listing boards. Ing and telephone re- tion and sick pay. *7 Manchester office. Please call OLSTEN Ser- JANUARY n, IMS — IrSt FM SERVICES CORP. plus per hour. Salary Manchester, CT 06040 Sports Midlcino A salary reviews and Send brief resume to: aulred. Jewell- Eng­ Also, professional vlcea at 647-1991 or 549- A L L FURFOSa ROOM, An Equal Opportunity Employar P.O. Box 509, Coven­ land Insurance. commensurate wlh ex­ 646-1700 5544 to reserve your posi­ ANDOVRR HLRMRNTARY SCHOOL Drthopaodics of other benfelts. Apply past management tion TODAY. In person, Monday and try, CT. 06238. 646-4662. perience. Please apply aupervltors. Must be Monchostor in person at; The electors and cittzons quollfltd to vote In town meetings 155 Main Street Tuesday, 10am-3pm at experienced. Class 2 of the Town of Andover, CT ore hereby notified that a Spe­ the Sears Portrait Stu­ cial Town Meeting will be held at the Andover Elementary Manchester, CT llcenee. Excellent pay, School, Andover, CT on January 2S, 19W at 1:00 P.M. for the dio In your area. AUTO SALES Meadows Manor holidays, vacations, following purposes: 645-8387 333 Bldwell Street between 10 & 0 pm Equal Opportunity Eitiployaf M/F insurance and Full Time... 1. To choose 0 moderator for sold meeting. PART-TIME Manchester, CT uniforms. 2. To see If the Town will vote on additional appropriation GUARANTEED 647-9191 to Item 0-5, Town Office Building, In the 1987-01 budget, EOC the sum of $13,400. tocover90%oftho cost of replacement 649-8150 of the Town Office Building root. The sum will be fi­ ASSISTANT nanced by a grant of like amount from the Stote Munici­ pal Infrastructure Trust Fund os approved by the Office PHONE ROOM EVENINGS INCOME of Policy and Management. 3. To see If the Town will vote on additional appropriation We need 8 people to work NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY of $1460. to Item 0-5, Town Office Building, In the 1907-00 MANAGER budget which covers the Town's 10% shor# of the total part-time from our telephone LOOKING FOR WORK cost of a new roof and Insulation for the Town Office Needed to work in our local office while sales office for major daily SOUNDS TOO GOOD Building and os approved by the Board of Finance. learning all phases of telephone sales room TO BE TRUE? BUT 4. To see If the Town will empower the Board of Selectmen management. Must be able to train and newspaper 5:15 to 9:15 evenings to appoint o local capital Improvement program com­ mittee to adopt a local capital Improvement plan for pro- motivate others. Experience helpful. Ad­ and Saturday 9-12:30 pm. No we are willing to guarantee your present DONT HAVE THE SKILLS? lects for which o grant would be available under the pro­ vancement assured to the right person. For experience necessary, we will Income, for up to one year, if you possess visions of public act S7-5S4, sections 11-14 Inclusive. interview contact Mr. Francis between the 3 NEEDED (NOW) 5. To hear the report of the "F ire Department Study Com­ train. an above average desire to do what is NEED TRANSPORTATION? mittee" to research the ovollabllltvof land for a new fire hours of 4-7 p.m. only at 647-9946. necessary to succeed In becoming one of Import experience heipfui, but not station. • Guirantead hour pay Then call us for an interview. 6. To see If the Town will approve the report of the “Fire De­ the best automobile salespeople... necessary as we wiii train. portment Study Committee" that a Town owned tract of • Approx. 24 hrt. par wook Offering paid on the job T R A I N I N G . land odlocent to the Town Office Building and bordered all training provided, hospitalization plan, Saiary based on experience, good on the other three sides by School Rood, Hebron Rood PART TIME • Ploaiant working conditions paid vacations, profit sharing and much benefits, uniforms provided, excei- and the Algonquin Gos Pipe Line R.O.W., be reserved for FANTASTIC BENEFITS. ient working conditions — the future site for o new public safety complex building. aRCUumoN crew supervisors • Bonuiot morel 7. To see If the Town will vote to change the name of the Will work with you on arranging "Fire Department Study Committee" to "Fire Depart­ Excellent opportunity for retirees, students, • CommlMlons please apply between 10 AM & 3 PM For interview caii Tom Deii, 8 am ment Public Safety Building Committee". moms. Approximatley 20 hours per week, Contact or CALL TRANSPORTATION. to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. I. To see If the Town will outhlorln the “Fir# Deportment work with young adults ages 10 thru 15. KAREN KAUFHOLD Public Safety Building Committee" to Interview archi­ Manchpstpr Herald tects for preliminary plans at no cost to tho town for a Monday thru Thursday 4:30pm-8:30pm, 646-4321 for appointment Classes begin February 8. new public eofetv complex building and bring to a future Saturday 10am-2pm. Reliable transporta­ 16 Brainard Place MANOfSIHlHONCA town meeting. tion a must. If you have the ability to moti­ Please call A. Plante 9. To do any other business proper to come before sold vate young adults and have some sales Mr. Purcell T THE PROFESSIONALS meeting. 500 W. CanlOT S«. Director of Nursing Services Doted at Andover, CT this 33rd day of January, 19SS. experience, your earnings potential Is Between 4-7 PM, Manchatlar 24 ADAMS STREET MANCHESTER, C T 06040 EARLEEN B. DUCHESNEAU unlimited. Based on straight commissions. Tal. 646-4331 P E T E R J. M A N EG G IA Call Jeanne Circulation Department, 647- 647-9946 643-5151 N E L L IE L. BO ISVERT BO ARD OF SE L E C T M E N 8946. 646-3520 TOWN OF A NDOVER, CT 05041 HOMES HOMES APARTMEHT8 IHOMES EORSALE Rentals HOMES IHOMES , E0R8ALE FOBREHT HOMES ( IEOH SALE I FOHSALE IEOH SALE I F0H 8ALE A POT O' GOLD. Some BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 2 bedroom apartment, I M A N C H ES TE R . New to MANCHESTER. Owner lucky family will make MANCHESTER. DuplexS anxious to sell. this a great place to heat, hot water, park­ MANCHESTER. Cleon market. Roomy 4 bed­ FORRERT ing for 1 car. Coll after M A N C H ES TER . Ansaldl S, 4 In quiet family and bright Manchester $179,900. This spacious call home. Meticulous room home with coun­ BOOKKEEPINS/ ICABPEHTRY/ 7:30 pm. 528-6616. steel beamed construc- neighborhood. New Cape. Great 1st home try kitchen, IVi baths, and attractive 7-plus builder has created o ROOM for rent. Close to tlon, plaster walls, roof and siding. Includes 3 bedroom, room Ranch Is a Pj*®' beautiful 7-plus room CmiOCMIE INCOME TAX REM0DEUH6 FLOORIHfi downtown and busline. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ beautiful screened-ln room newer Duplex In­ hardwood floors, slate In yard. Separate utll- eat In kitchen, spacious porch. Privately situ­ sore to show!. If ]* Country Colonial on $80.00 per week. Tele­ family room, 2 firepla­ tles and driveways. living room with fire­ located In a desirable the Manchester-Bolton SYSTEMIZED. E x p e ­ phone 643-1021. cludes appliances and ated on beoutlfuHv wall to wall carpeting. ces, enerov efficient Many extras. By place, 1 car gafage In landscaped lot In quiet area of Manchester. town line. Features In­ rienced housekeeping. INCOME TAX Thermopane Florldo owner. No agents There Is a large private clude 4 bedrooms, 7'/i fiSlLfSSR FL00R8ANDIN6 Heat Included. S510. Se­ nice yard In quiet area. area. Call for details. Offices and honies. PREPARATION All ptiMGG. kHetitn A biMirGOW rt- a Floors like new This It a good time to rind room, 2 car garage, please. $185,900. 643- Move right In. Only yard. Has a walk-out baths, attractive oak curity plus references Centurv-21 Epstein Good references. Call In Your Home modGing G BpGoWty. 20 yMTB pitii 6R- a Specializing In older floors 0 cash buyer for that blue stone patio with 7113.______$134,000. Call Linda basement Ideal for In­ cabinetry, top quality required. 1 child pre­ Realty. 647-8895.°. 649-3432. Inicuding: Rantal and Sola PGriGROG In buNdifiQ, fGmodGNwg «id a Natural & stained floors typewriter no one uses. ferred. No pets. Call exceptional private P R IN CETO N Street ex­ Brown at RE/MAX, law situation! Lots of materials with many dGGlon wofk. UoGnitd snd InGurGd yard. Just walking dis­ COUNTRY SETTINli. closet space. Two fire­ special touches, unique Proprtatoralilp. Call Jim Whaaltf a No waxing anymore Use a low-cost ad In 643-7635.______panded 7 room Cape. 3 East of the River 647- LOVING mom with Infant CaS anysma. 4 4 4 . 9 7 9 9 Classified for aulck re­ tance from Martin Andover. $124,900. Five places. There are floor plan lust waiting will provide licensed EAST Hartford 1 bed­ bedroom, country kit­ 1419.______room ranch. Great ** 742-1009 JlImVaMnt-MSIiTliO sults. 643-2711. school. This Garrison chen. 16x22 1st floor M A N C H ES TE R 7 room, 3 many other tine fea­ f o r decorotrlng daycare. Fenced yard. room, first floor. Colonial Is In a sought starter or retirement tures In this home. touches. Generous al­ Meals. Off Route 2. CARPENTWY A $435.00 plus utilities on family room, master bedrooms, country kit­ home. Gorgeous 600 REMODELING SERVICCS after area. Far below bedroom with sitting chen. Colonial with Make on Offer. Realty lowances still availa­ 569-6686. MMCELLAMEOUB busline. Coll 568-1054. replacement cost at deep rear yard. Conve­ World, Frechette Be­ ble. Treat yourself to a Comptala homa rapolia and ra- area, 16x32 above many extras. $165,000. nient to Rte 6 and 1-384. GOOD USED furniture Is modaUng. Wa aparaln m bath- 8ERVICE8 I2JAPARTMERT8 MANCHESTER 5 room, $259,000. Call for ap­ ground pool. $172,500. Quality Realty Servl- noit Associates. 646- showing today! [j^CLEAHNIB rooma and kKohana. SmaN aeala 1st floor apartment. pointment with owner D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- $254,900. Jackson 8. in demand. Why not ad­ FDRRERT No agents. Coll after ces. 646-8353. 7709.P. ______Id ZI h e HVICES commarelal woik. RagMacad, In- ODD lobs, Trucking. Large country kitchen, at 649-7985.______1591 or 871-1400.0. Jackson Real Estate. vertise the furniture you aurad, rataranoaa. 5pm. 64^4477. MANCHESTER. Say C U D D LE UP next to a no longer use in classi­ Home repairs. You appliances, basement, WELL-KEPT. Coventry. cozy fire In the fire­ 647-8400.P.______6 4GG 16 S name It, we do It. Free MANCHESTER >/> Du­ washer/dryer hook­ You don't have to be an Good-bye to that smoll fied? Call 643-2711. NEW LISTING. Gor- $169,900. 3 Bedroom place of this terrific 7 NEW T O M A R K E T. Nine CLEANINQ A MUST- estimates. Insured.643- plex In a very nice ups. S600.00 per month. advertising expert to get home. Large 5 bed­ area. Quiet. 2 bed­ geous eight room two Raised Ranch on o room Raised Ranch. 3 room two and one half 0304. No children. No pets. results In Clossitled. room Colonial has ev­ gorgeous one-acre lot. But no time to duet? rooms. Appliances, and one halt bath Con­ bedrooms, 2'/j baths, bath U 81R High Ranch. Apts. - Hornet - Condot PAMTIH8/ Coll Julie. ERA Blan­ MANCHESTER Seven temporary. Four bed­ erything you have been Cathedral cellinged washer and dryer and looking for. First floor new state-of-the-art Dramatic first floor CARPENTRY/ PAPERIH6 HANDYMAN chard 8i Rossetto. 646- room Cape In desirable rooms, two full baths Living Room and Din­ Free Ettlmataal Raotonabla Home Improvamant - garage Included. fireplaced family room kitchen coblnets, fan­ family room with HEMOOEUNO 2482.______Buckley School neigh­ with skylights, sunken ing Room. Enclosed tastic sunporch above Rttetl Call Unda NAME your own price. Pointing - Wall Poptrlno - Available F e b ru a ry and den, 3 baths, huge cathedral celling and st. $600 per month. MANCHESTER Availa­ borhood. Siding, deck, living room with sky­ porch with sliders to a great yard. Ideal for I Father 8> Son, pointing Tlllna - Light Carpentry - 1 glass walls. Located In 643-6229 ble immediately, 3 lights, tile entrance eat-ln kitchen plus gen­ deck. Large eat-ln kit­ ODD JOBS - INSURED 646-2604.______professional landscap­ entertaining, family executive area with TAUGA kssoams and papering, remo- room rent on 2nd floor, ing. Rec room, dark­ foyer, first floor family erous dining room. chen. Brick fireplaced 474 Main Street. 2nd floor, Perfect for your grow­ lower level. Recreation room, store room and easy access to schools Custom building, fram­ ygl. 872-8237.______BARRY SCANLON appliances, no pets. room, new paint and room, large kitchen lots more! $188,250. and 1384. $229,900. Sen­ BOOKKEEPING/ ing, additions, renova­ 646-2411 fra# aatlmota 3 rooms. Heated. No S450.00 plus utilities. paper Inside. Fire­ with breakfast bar and ing family. Centurv-21 Room ond 2 Full baths. appliances. $480. Se­ Epstein Realty. 647- Jackson 8. Jackson try Real Estate. 643- INCOME TAX tions and roofing. For a STENCILING Security, references. place, hardwood first floor with laundry D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- Real Estate. 647-840O.P. curity. No pets. 646- 8895.Q 1591 or 871-1400.O. 4060.P. quality Job at a good A ■aavtlfiH Aaawn a la Any Raaml . Call 643-1570.______floors, bay windows. area. $256,500. Sentry OrWnol A Cuatam Daalana HAWNS TREE SERVICE 2426. Weekdays. Much more. A must Real Estote. 643-4060.a. price... Call Bud at IMMACULATE 5 room. 2 TAX ATTORNEY In homa prafaaalana) larvlea, Buokst, truck 4 chipper. Stump MANCHESTER. Quiet see. $159,900. Dan 646- (Itathad traia ItW) 742-8731 Xraa oaMmolat. Far mera family house. 1st floor. STOP out Sunday and see Information Coll HaMI removal. Fraa aaUmataa. neighborhood. 2 bed­ Country kitchen, 2 bed­ 9092.______how much $144,900 will Will advise and prepare room apartment with MANCHESTER all tax retuma. Spodal oonaMaratlon tor rooms, stove and re­ SUMMIT Village Beauti­ buy. You'll be plea­ 646-8707wwl*: ta) ddarty and handleappad. appliances, wall to wall frigerator and car­ ful 2 bedroom Condom­ santly surprised! 3 OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-4 PM carpeting, 2nd floor. peted. $600.00 heat not inium In small aulet large bedrooms, fire- WHITMAN KITCHEN & BATH No pets. Lease, secur- 262 Redwood Road 166 Downay Orivt.. Apt A 647-7553 Included. No children. complex. Fully op- placed living room, ManchaaWr. 628-1801 REMODELING Ity. Call 643-1595. No pets. Non-smoker. pllanced kitchen with dining room, kitchen “Beautiful 9 Room Dutch Colonial" From the emelletl repeir to FL00RIH6 MANCHESTER Th re e References. Available sliders to private bal­ with eotlng space, V/2 features 4 bedrooms, living room with warm fire­ BARBARA RAY the lergeet renovetin, we CERTIFIED NURSES bedrooms on first February 1st. 649-2152. cony. Full finished bath, recreation room floor. Security and ref- basem ent. $119,900. place and spacious bright family room loading to BOOKKEEPING will do a complete lob. Start AIDE MANCHESTER 1 bed- and garage! Imme­ UM Y BROS. CARPET PrepVBlion of nutrilioiis meala. will erences. S650 p e r Anne Miller Real Est- diate occupancy. Blan­ brick patio, gas grill, In-ground pool with hot tub, SERVICES to tlnleh. Free eetimetea. room apartment, aulet SERVICE do and/or take you akopping. Willing month. Call 645-8201. location, $575.00 gte. 647-OOOQ.o______chard 8i Rossetto, "We plus nice private treed lotlll Asking •215,000. BaakkaasiW iar onaU to meet your needa. G u a r a n te e O ur liiiiliiTr- laeladtit parroU Heritage KHchen & Installations, salas and ELDERLY Housing. Now monthly. 2 month se­ FO R EST Ridge * levH Directions: Spencer St. to Hlllstown Road, to aad qaailtrlir taxaa. taking applications for curity required. Febru­ Townhouse, 2'/i baths, Houses" 646-2482.0 repairs weakly carpet 872-8418 or 646-7733 Redwood RoadI Bath Cantar m t o one and two bedroom 'Come Wa/f our ahowroom at; specials. O nMMage) ary occupancy. 228- 3 bedrooms, sliders to JARUIS Built colonial. 649-3281 apartments. Call 528- 0320. deck, pool, tennis, Seeing Is bellevlng- tacMM Tax rmmtMm 1S2 W. Middle Tpke PHONE 6522. move-ln condition. ...thls 3 bedroom home SOUTH WINDSOR Maneheater • ROOFS Quiet comfortable features a huge front to OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-4 PM Don't worry ebout the 643-2070 MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ complex. Owner fi­ bock master bedroom new tax law. Businessand 649-5400 0 PAINTING room, 1'A bath Duplex, C0M00MIMIUM8 nancing, too! $159,900. and fireplaced living 1109 Millpond Drive MANCHESTER individual Income tax re­ 0 STAINING modern kitchen with FORRERT Anne Miller Real Est- room, dining room, turn preparatlone. FLOORS e AD DITIO NS all appliances. 1st floor “Beautiful Strawbridge Condo" Start the new year off right in this beautiful, vinyl FARRAHD REM00ELIH6 Let ua do your Hardwood laundry room with V!i C O V EN TR Y. New spa- ote. 647-8000.______country kitchen, 1’A spacious 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, sunken-Uying.^ Ceil Bill lehaeea fer bath, recreation room, sided, 7 room Cape, professionally landscaped, Room addltlona. dacha, roofing, flooral We will remove the Fully Insured bath. Cellar and attic clous two bedroom CONTEMPORARY COM­ room with fireplace, bright kitchen, extra nice rec appelabaeat at 6434150 aiding, windowa and guttara. area. $750 monthly plus FORT. Manchester, lots of wall to wall 18x16 deck, all kitchen appliances to stay, 2 furniture from the working Quality References townhouse. Country carpeting. $160’s. Blan­ room plus tennis, pool, weight room and volley­ Baekhoa and buNdozar aarvica area at no extra charge. Free heat and utilities. 2 setting, close to 1-84 $177,900. Attractive 2 modern baths, newer heating system, remodeled HELPIN G PEOPLE sa­ avaHaUa. Call Bob Fanand, Jr. months security. Ref­ story offering warm chard & Rossetto, "We ball courtsll Asking 'loo's. aatimataa FREE Estimates and UCONN. $750 per G u a r a n t e e O ur kitchen, bay window in fireplaced living room. Rec tisfy their needs and Bus. 647-8509 erences. No pets. 643- month. Security and hearth. New vinyl. Directions: Ellington Road (Rt. 30) to 549-2348 • Pedro call 643-2659 2121. Great family area, 2- Houses" 646-2482.0 room, dark room and shop area in basement. Much wants ... that's what want h lease. 633-6543 or 633- Strawbridge Corrdosl ads are oil obout. R . 645-6849 car garage, gas heat, MANCHESTER, over- mom, you must see this well built house in great OAKLAND Heights 7667.______skylight, carpeting, slzed 9 room Colonial, 4 shape in desirable Binkley School area, *159,900. Apartments. Now ac­ EAST Windsor 2bedroom master suite, foyer, large bedrooms, main C EN TU R Y 21 cepting oppllacatlons luxury Condominium. den, gourmet kitchen, 3 floor family room with Lindsey Reel Estate 649-4000 Call Dan 6 4 ^ 9 8 9 2 for 1 & 2 bedroom Fireplace, skylight, bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, also a lower 1 9 1 Jhomeb C0ND0MIHIUM8 RESORT M0RT6A6E8 apartments. Call 528- basement, garage, thermal glass, pro level recreation room, 1^1 Iforsale FOR SALE PROPERTY I 6521. laundry, 1 V^ baths, landscaping, deck, formal dining room, I MANCHESTER Ranch $825. 563-8060 evenings. shutters, city water. good sized kitchen with type Duplex. 4 rooms, 2 828-8465 days.______COVENTRY. Sparkling A^ELBOURNE, Florida In need of Immediate possession. gloss sliders to deck, bedrooms. No pets. and newl 2 bedroom area- Indian Harbour MANCHESTER. Oak D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- 2'A baths, private back OPEN CONDO Beach. Townhouse, 2 M o rtg a g e ? Quiet adults preferred. Grove Farms. Brand 1591 or 871-1400.P. Ranch among pines $500 plus utilities. 649- yard treed lot. Priced trees. Walk to the loke! Sunday, bedrooms, 2'h baths, Good credit or bad new 1 bedroom, A/C, C O U N TR Y C LU B Cha- to sell $249,900. U 81 R garage. Newly deco­ 1104. all appliances, garage, Realty. 643-2692.P $147,900. Klernan credlL we make loans rlsmal This stylish Reoitv. 649-1147. Jan. 24, 1-4 PM rated. Vacant. Assu­ MANCHESTER 3 bed­ full basement, pool, home boasts park-llke VER N ON New listing! 6 mable mortgage. easy. Recent ban­ room apartment. Se­ tennis. 2 minutes to grounds complete with room plus. Only 28 G. Garden Dr. S68.500. 649-4346. kruptcy, foreclosre or cond floor newer 2 1-84. S650 per month a beautiful In-ground $149,9001 Kelly Realty. C0N00MIHIUM8 Manchester late payments, we can family. Appliances, air Plus utilities. 267-8801. FOHSALE pool! 7 Rooms, 3 bed­ 568-9151. •79,900 help. Ralc-Com has It conditioners, fully car­ rooms, 2’A baths. Enor­ MANCHESTER. Smart peted. V h months se­ HOMER mous family room with MANCHESTER. Con- all from 1st and 2nd curity. References. No Investors choice. MORTGAGES mortgagee to refi­ FORRERT fireplace, large out Newly renovated 3 domlnlum. Totally up­ Jack Lappen pets. $700.00 plus utili­ building for additional fa m ily , 2 bedroom dated Condominium, Realty nances. Applications ties. Coll Shirley 646- VERN’oN^ovel^bed- storage. Mint condi­ each. Quiet dead end mid rise, top level. taken In the convenl- 7709 or 649-9228. room, 116 both Ranch. State of the art kitchen, tion! Martin School. street. $224,900. Kler- 643-4263 DO N O T GO B A N K R U P T! anco of your home or MANCHESTER 'At of 2 Nice area. Basement, $249,900. Jackson & nan Realty. 649-1147. range, oven, micro- family, 1st floor unit, fireplace. 223-3700.34 wave, disposal, refrig­ Stop Foreclosure! Home- office. Jackson Real Estate. MANCHESTER owners, conaolldote your fully oppllonced kit­ 647-8400.O.______MANCHESTER. New MANCHESTER erator, large master England Imagel Im­ Run your business from this Colonial In ILOTS/LAHD bills, pay off your credit C A LL NOW chen. Pay own utilities. nSTORE AND A BOYHOOD DREAM Reduced for quick sole! Nice full dormered bedroom, closet, cards, your car or busi­ S625.00 per month plus maculate and spacious commercial zone. Decrease your over­ laundry facility, FOR BALE our profeteionals are lOFFICE SPACE Come True. Owners historic 3 bedroom Co­ cope In Bowers School district. New roof, ness loan, your mortgage security deposit and 1 dream to refurbish this head by living where you work. Large lot shared storage and and save, save your on duty 7 days a week year lease. No pets. lonial In quiet yet con­ loroe bock yard, knotty pine fireplaced basement. Outdoor MANCHESTER. 7 acr« exceptional Antique venient location. gives you plenty ot room to add on os your homell NO PAYMENTS 6494)795.______L E A S E - 2,700 square feet. Colonial It now a real­ pool and courts. Con­ of beautiful high scenic UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad RELO-COM $187,900. Klernon living room, newly pointed Inside. 2 full business or family grows. 3 bedrooms, Vh land In Burnham Street MANCHESTER North- New free standing ity. Updated Inside and dominium fee of $165 credit, late payments or FINANCIAL building. Located next Realty. 649-1147.______baths, huge master bedroom, washer and baths, new oil burner, large sate In base­ Includes heat and wa­ area. Mostly In Man­ unemployment Is not a field Green Ranch Con­ out. Tip-top shape. 6 ment to stay. A rare find In Manchester tor chester, acess from dominium. 2 bedroom, to Bottlston Cleoners Rooms and a loft, 3 TOLLAND. Country dryer to stoyl Don’t miss this one — ter, snow removal, etc. problem. Foreclosure as­ SERVICES East Hartford. Rural sistance available for the central air, appllonced on West Middle Turn­ bedrooms, 1V^ baths, charm I Expandable 2 Only $145,000. Only $145,000. Easy on/off, 1-84 close. pike. Separate park­ bedroom Cape on Asking $108,800. Call residential zone. Great SELF-EMPLOYED and Call Bob Hayward kitchen, washer ond great big deck over­ f o r sub-dIvislon. NEWLY DIVORCEDI dryer. S775.00 p a r ing. High traffic. Will looking super yard. A beautifully landscaped c o ll BOLAND BROS. Rosalie Z. BrunettI, 649-3156 coll BOLAND BROS. $369,900. Call Sherry Kindly coll Swiss Conser­ month. Security dep­ co m p le te building. rare find. Call quick. 2 acres. Just minutes R E/M AX, East of the Licensed by C T . end Land Planning Assoc. from 1-84, shopping, 649-2947 River ot 647-1419 or 742-9450, Golden Oaks vative Group at 203-4S4- osit plus 1 year lease. $165,00. Jackson A 649-2947 lM 6or20$ 454-4404. N.Y. 649-0795. 643-1111. Jackson Real Estate. schools. $157,900. Kler- 643-7014. Realty 646-5099. 647-0400.O. non Realty. 649-1147. iMMCaLANEDUS CAMERAS/PNOTD ■MISCELLANEOUS I CARS STORE AND FODSALE FOR SALE AUTDMOTIVE OFFIGE SPACE EQUIPMENT 8x16 Car hauler. Heavy SPORTS NEW Bulldino. Interior MANS Camel hair top PHOTOGRAPHIC en­ W ATERBED tor sate. FOR Sole. 1976 Plymouth duty, dual wheel with to suit occupant. 750 to coot, pile lined cor larg er, NIkkor lens Queen sized. Mirrored Volore for ports $125 or brake set up available. 1,000 square feet unit. coot, fake fur stadium S100.00, tripod $18.00 headboard. Please tel­ best offer. Coll 649-4246 $900. 742-8750 Scott. Utilities and parking coat. Slie 30. 6 ^ 0 130. excellent. 647-7397. ephone 649-9544. otter 5pm.______HONDA rebuilt CVCC Included. Peterman CAMARO Berllnetta 1979. 1976 engine. $300.00 or Kirk Gibson, six others declared free agents Bulldino Company. DON’T KNOW anyone DO YOU have a bicycle no One owner, V-8, power best otter. 646-2421 ot- 649-9404.______who wonts to buy what one rides? Why not offer It ENDROLLS steering, power ter 6pm.______you hove to sell? Let o By John Nadel baseball’s 1985 free-agent collusion damages. ings will resume Monday in New York, MANCHESTER 1725 for sole with o want od? 2 7 « sridlh - 3S« brakes. $2500. Coll be- he said. want od find o cosh buyer Call 643-2711 to place your 1S9i width - 2 for 254 fore 4pm. 646-0244. DON’T KNOW where to The Associated Press case. Gibson's agent, Doug Baldwin, said square feet, all or port. Fehr said the message to the owners for you! ad. MUST M ptekad m i i ttw look next for o iob? How Arbitrator Tom Roberts, who ruled the player would begin entertaining Private lavatory, pri­ MAZDA 626 1986. 4 door, about placing a “ Situa­ offers next week from his present team, was: "You colluded, you were caught, vate parking. Ideal HaraM Olflea MonBay Ihni light blue, 36,000 miles. LOS ANGELES — Seven players, last September that baseball owners Thuraday batata 11 a.m. only. tion W onted’ ’ od In had conspired to restrict movement of the Detroit Tigers, and other clubs. you’re going to have to nnake it right. If it Main St. location. Con­ PETS AND A/C, AM-FM cossette. including outfielder Kirk Gibson and venient to highways. $7600. Coll 742-5168. classified? catcher Carlton Fisk, were declared free agents, said all 62 free agents in the Besides Gibson and Fisk, of the is a signal, it is a signal that the RIRNITURE SUPPLIES Chicago White Sox, the players were arbitrator intends to honor his obliga­ Immediate occupancy. 1986 Subaru. GL10 tour free agents Friday by an arbitrator in 1985 class could file for individual 649-9001.______BUTCHER Block table, door, 4 wheel drive, CARS Tom Brookens of the Tigers, relief tion. to do justice, if you will.” FREE Malamute Husky Iq JWANTEDTP pitcher Donnie Moore and catcher Fehr said it would have been better if MANCHESTER. Indus­ four chairs In brown to good home. Has all turbo, automatic. FDR SALE trial, office, commer­ fabric. $65.00. 649-2062 ^DUY/TDADE Loaded. Take over Butch Wynegar of the California Angels, the ruling were issued 18 months ago. " I call nfter .5:30. shots. Call Glnny 649- outfielder Juan Beniquez of the Toronto would much rather there hadn’t been cial space. 2400 squore 6321. payments. John 649- feet. Pqrklng, loading OLD and new furniture, 1820 o.m.______Blue Jays and pitcher Joe Niekro of the collusion in the first place. I would like dock, drive-ln-door. TV/STERED/ household Items and COLLECTORS. Rare Minnesota Twins. nothing better for the clubs to honor Woodland Induatrlal MMCELUNEDUS glassware. Will pay find. 1967 Firebird For­ TAKE A LOOK Don Fehr, executive director of the their contracts," he said. . Park. 643-2121. APPLIANCES HIRSALE cosh. Coins ond le- mula. $400 H-O. All 87 Chev Astro Van Major League Players Association, Gibson returned to the Tigers with a welry. 646-8496. __ options. 742-7267. three-year, $4.1 milion contract in 1985 GOOD working used co­ 4 C p l CiMira. TV *15,400 which filed the collusion complaint, said TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ the seven players had until March 1 to after failing to land a job with another lor T.V.s from $40 to proximately 3000, also MISGELLAME0U8 ’SeirToUrUaT 84 Cougar saiga ^6495 decide whether they wanted to continue team. FOR RENT $125. 742-9185.______50 to 100k numerals and COMMERCIAL size Cul- letters for shirts, cops, Automotive 84TBirdvt.4aK *6495 to be free agents. “ ’There are only a few clubs that Kirk slnart food processor. Dr. Fehr said existing contracts between would like to play for," Baldwin told AVAILABLE Imme­ etc. Best otter. 649-3642 S4 Lynx 2 *1995 Model OLC-X. $250.00 otter 5:30pm.g______ns the players and their teams "remain ABC Radio Sports after learning of diately. 1 room kit­ 86 Toyota Cressida never used. 647-7397. 4 Lines — 10 Days intact and unchanged” until a player Roberts’ ruling. "The criteria are chenette and 1 bed­ POOLSm AAA Pool Dis­ CARS Sta. Wg.. Loadad *11,400 room apartment. Heat, tributor. Must dispose FDR SALE so* charge each addi­ signs a contract with a new club or the approximately the same now as they hot water and applian­ FUEL OIL/COAL/ of entire Inventory of tional line, per day. You 84 Chev Caprice player decides after March 1 to remain a were in 1985. We obviously will be Wgn.. Loadad. Balga *6495 ces Included. No pets. FIREWOOD new 1987 leftover 31' OLDS Sedan 1939. Origi­ can cancel at any time. free agent. If a playerremains unsigned talking to the Tigers to see what their Security deposit re­ fam ily sized pools with 82 Buick Century posture is, and there will be some other nal 6 cylinder flotheod, SORRY, after March land intends to continue as quired. 646-2970. huge sun deck, fencing, 60,000 original miles, 2 Or., a. XT, F8. AC *4295 a free agent, his old contract is voided. teams, unannounced at this time filter, ladders and wor- NO REFUNDS OR FIREWOOD SALE runs good, recent 83RX7aiMr.2iK *6495 The seven players declared free because I have to get together with Kirk ronty tor only $978 point, chrome, uphols­ ADJUSTMENTS and fill him in on the details of this R00NIMATE8 *48 per cord, B ft, l•flgt^(. delivered financing S3 Olds Cutlass agents were among 14 from the 1985 grawi, (Mlvefed, 4 cord tery. A Cleon cor. $5000. group still active in baseball. The other decision. minimum. MC/VISA available. Act now! CALL HERALD Ctara. 4 Dr. Brouofwm WANTED 742-8750 Scott. AT. n . AC *6300 "We will probably go forward some­ Northirn FImrood Coll Dove at 563-1161 or seven apparently were not included in PROFESSIONAL Fe­ 1-800-852-7665.______SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door CLASSIFIED 87 Merc Cougar the ruling because they subsequently time next week,” Baldwin said. Dnirlbutm Sedan. 5 spped. New male, nonsmoker SUPER Single waterbed SAVE had chances to become free agents, While not sure this was a landmark 030*0050 tire and exhaust. En­ n iey are Danny Darwin, Jim Dwyer, wanted to shore du­ mattress. New. Still In gine In good condition. 643 2711 82 Olda Cutlaas decision, Fehr said: " I think it has been plex. $360.00 Includes box. $50. 455-9609. SuprBfiw. 4 Or.. 4QK *5295 Tommy John, David Palmer, Jamie a good day for the players. We believe utilities. 643-5232. Excellent gas mileage. HAY tor sole. $2 per bole. Needs some work. $600 83 Cougar LS Quirk, Harry Spilman and Don Sutton. that certain kinds of relief were MANCHESTER Profes­ DDATS/MARINE Please telephone 649- negotiable. Coll An­ T a n v a *5295 / necessary and appropriate. TTiis was sional to share large CLYDE Baseball commissioner Peter Ueber­ EQUIPMENT 0164 otter 6pm. drew Y. 643-2711 days. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 87 Sable ’QS’ ______one of them. We’re certainly glad to see home. Nice area. Wo- 649-9276 mornings 7-8 a Dr., Loadad *13,399 roth had no comment. sher/Oryer. $475.00 In­ FRANCHISE soles deliv­ ROUTE 83, VERNON But Barry Bona, chief of the owners’ it and think it makes sense." 1987 BAYLINER 21 toot. ery route. Steady In­ evenings 5-8.______87 Line. Continental cluding utilities. Call Cuddy cabin, V8 load 84 OMa CIsra aar. •7795 Player Relations Committee, said: "It’s come, Independent, AMC Concord 1979. 2 LO w M H at SAVE \ Gibson, who hit .277 last season with 24 646-8809, please leave 84 Camaro Coaga •8495 a bad decision. Other than that. I’m not rite troller. Take over growth potential In a door, 6 cylinder, auto­ 85 Niaaan Stanza home runs and 79 runs batted in, is the message. payments. John 649- S4 Pontiac Tiana Am •10,795 f going to comment on it publicly." well established West matic, AM -FM , solid, 4 O r. *5995 prize free agent of thisgroup. It has been 1820 a.m. 86 Eaeortadr. •4995 Fehr said some damage cases would Hartford area, featur­ dependable. $850. 649- 88 Toyota Corolla reported that a trade involving Gibson ing Arnold Bread Pro­ 6039.______86 Chav. Aciro van •10,195 be filed immediately. WANTED and the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Pedro ducts. Vechicle In­ •8495 *7495 TDRENT MUSICAL BROWN 1974 Datsun 85 Chavy Caprlca a * . \ Baldwin has said collusion cost Guerrero was held up pending Roberts’ cluded. Ready to start. •9495 86 M mtc Lynx ITEMS 260Z. Good body. Good se Toyota pace, van Gibson between $3.5 million and $4 ruling on Gibson’s status. Priced for Immediate running Condition. 4 Dr., A$XOa PS, A il 4 AC AP photo RESPONSIBLE adult seSunMrdSdr. •8595 AC.AMmi *4190 million in 1985. fam ily desires to rent o sale. Contact Gordon $2300. Call 649-8045 af- DRUM Set. 7 piece Slln- evenings 228-9750. 86 Century 4 dr. •9995 NOT FREED— Tommy John of the Yankees was one of seven "W e think it (the ruling) is a very "The only thing that theballclub says 4 bedroom home In gerland. Snare, bass ter5p.m .______•13,995 strong indication that the arbitrator is that we will abide by the arbitrator’s M ARKLIN H-O train set. S6 Camaro Z28 Manchester. March 1. drum , 12” -16" toms FORD LTD .1904. 4 door, 6 seoidaOaltacpa. •12,995 MORIARTY players not declared a free agent because he had a shot understands the violations and will do decision," Tigers spokesman Dan Excellent references Lighted steam engine, plus hardvrare. Excel­ cylinder. Good condl- 67 Chev. Calabrityadr. *10,995 everything he can to remedy the and security available. 3 cars. $125.00 new. Sell previously at free agency. Seven players,. Including Detroit’s Ewald said. “ There won’t be any lent condition. Black tlon. 633-7719.______87 Cadi Bdorado BROTHERS Call 643-2405. for $00.00. 647-7397. *2^.995 Kirk Gibson, was deotared a free.sigent. violations," Fehr said. Damage hear­ elaboration on it." $550. 649-6210. BUICK Somerset 1985. STOaldemytdr. *9995 301 Cwrter Strggt Asking $7100. Auto­ S7Chavattat*. *5495 MaaeiMStgr, CT ICARS CARS CASS matic, cruise, 33.000 m FODSALE miles. 742-6764 after 872-9111 643-5135 FDR SALE 3 1 FOR SALE 5pm. Lawless dealt Tyson knocks out Holmes By Ed Schuyler Jr. champion tried to escape. retirement Nov. 6,1986. The Associated Press TTien Tyson crashed a left and to the Myers right to the head and Holmes went Tyson, who weighed 215Va pounds, came out charging in the CLYDE SPECIAL OFFER... ENDS 1-31-88 A’TLANTTC O T V . N.J. - Mike down again. Again he was up first round and bulled Holmes ’Tyson sent Larry Holmes crashing immediately, again he reeled HARTFORD (A P) — ■‘’The Hartford Whalers around the ring. But Holmes, who SPECIAL PURCHASE TOYOTA QUALITY to the canvas three times in the across the ring, and again he took tra d ^ left wing Paul Lawless to the Philadelphia weighed 225Va pounds, was able to WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! fourth round and retained the an eight-count. The only question PRE-OWNED Flyers Friday for left wing and center Lindsey effectively tie Tyson up. '87 CHEVY NOVAS, Carson, the M IL team announced. undisputed heavyweight cham­ was whether Holmes could last out The 6-foot-l Carson, 77^ scored 61 goals and had pionship Friday night. the round. However, the youngest man ever S CAVALIERS 76 assisU and 485 penalty minutes during his four After Holmes went down for the He couldn’t. to hold the heavyweight champion­ J r SPECTRUMS. '88 COROLLA regular seasons vdth the Flyers. His best season third time from a terrible right to After several jarring shots to the ship kept up the pressure. New, raaponalva twin cam lB-valve engine was 1984-85, when be scored 20 goals and had 19 the head, referee Joe Cortez head as Holmes reeled around the TTie second round was identical to assists in 37 games. Carson has scored two goals signaled an end to the fight as ring, ’Tyson unleashed the final a All-new contemporary atyling the first, as TYson landed some and added seven assists this season, along with 37 Holmes’ cornermen and physicians blow and Holmes went down on his a All-new apacloua interior dashed into the ring. back. TTie time was 2:55 of the good shots but was unable to put SALE ENDS JANUARY 30, 1988 minutes in penalties. punches together. •* “ He can play two forward positions, is a good ’hie 38-year-old Holmes, who was fourth round. Sublet To Pfioi Selp Ts> h RmituMt Celre Holmes was able to get up and sit Sth IS7614, B7636. 637 & 638. AH Equipped W ith Automsttc TiBntmiBBions. Power defensive player and he can help us offensively,’’ trying to become the oldest man to In the third round. Holmes SlMrino 6 Powet BrsliM. Air Condiliooing. Rear Defogger, A M /F M Stereo. Long Emile Francis, Whalers president and general win the heavyweight champion­ on his stool several seconds after Term 60 AAonth Ftnarscing AvetUbto. Remainder Of Factory Wananiy. 4-Door Doluxa Sodan * 2 0 6 “ brought a roar from the sellout MONTH • Plm Tm A Mof. manager, said in a statement. "He is also tough on ship, had come out dancing in the the fight was stopped. Auto, P8 "You have'to admit, he’s one of crowd at the 16,300-seat Convention the boards." fourth round and looked briefly like -Laaaa Into: Baaod on 48 me. cloaod and laaaa. 72,000 mNaa. the great fighters of his time," Center when he landed a hard right Q-Door Sedans & Hatchbacks n ro down payment, rolundablo aoeuilty dopoalt of *300. A native of Battleford, Saskatchewan, Carson the fighter of several years ago. ’IVson had said of Holmes. to TYson’s face and another to the Total ooal of laaaa ■ Payment x 4S mo. was drafted by the FTyers in the third round of the But soon afterward, Tyson sent Now, it’s TYson’s time. top of the champion’s head. 1979 NHL entry draft. He played amateur hockey him crashing to the floor with a 435 WEST CENTER STREET ‘T il win. I ’ll fool ail of you,” in Billings and Saskatoon of the Western Hockey right to the head. Holmes came up Holmes got in some good body Holmes said as he left the weigh-in MANCHESTER League and played with Maine and Springfield in immediately and fell drunkenly shots as well while TYson’s best TTiursday. the American Hockey League before joining the back into a comer where he took a punches were a left at the bell and mandatory eight count. He fooled himself, most of all. right that got in immediately after Flyers. Fifty fights, hundreds of round of Lawless, 23, a Whaler first-round selection in The unbeaten Tyson, scoring his the bell. 646-0128 sparring, miles of roadwork had r i VPIC CHEVROLET „ ,, 872'9111 the 1982 NHL draft, has played 28 games this 29th knockout in winning his 33rd eroded the skills of the once top TYson got $5 million for the fight; L/LTUi: BUICK, INC...... LEASING season witii four goals and five assists. fi^ t, pursued Holmes and raked him with head punches as the old fighter, who had announced his Holmes earned $2.8 million. Scoreboard Sports in Brief Sports in Brief Scoreboard win, lo s e & D R B W U Conn at 8t. John’s tonight one of four teoms with a losing record ot Hockey Pacare 113, Nats 104 home. JAMAICA, N.y. — The University of Connecticut UofHartford at Northeastern Thursduy’sstar Backetball NEW JERSEY (180 ^ Akeem Otaluwon, Rockets, cefebratlng Huskies (9-5 overall, 2-4 in the Big East) will visit B.WIIIIams7-173616, Woolrldoe7-195619, SuftRMIIILBolMl. BOSTON — The University of Hartford (6-9,4-1) will his 25lh M rth m , scored 21 poinfsand hod13 Alumni Hall tonight at 8 (Channels 9, 20, WPOP) to Hinson7-159317,Baglw9139614, McKenna reboutxls, four steals and three blocks In visit Boston to battle Northeastern University (6-8,2-3) 36 (M) 5, Birdsong 1-3 9 6 Z M cCorm ick battle the St. John’s Redmen (11-3,2-2 in the Big East). NHL ttindingt tonight (7:30, WKHT) in an ECAC North Atlantic powering Houston to Its sixth sfraleht home 1-22-34, Washlnaton7-192319,Bradley96 96 vlcto94 Miami (Fla.) at Providence Brett Upper 696667— 204 Kenny Knox 736977— 218 Berggren 464, Judy Meek 452. 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Bob Hope Classic, (Aannel 30 Donnie Ham mond 67-67-70— 204 WoWenul Bosketbon Aseed utlen coordinator in 1980. He was named assisthnt head 068, Ballle5-10921Z Carr569513, Hosttnm Sirturdav, Jen. 18 Lorry RInker 7271-75— 218 MILWAUKEEBUCKS— AcUvated Larry 92 9 6 0 , Washburn 1-22-24. Totals45402928 UConn at Georgetown, 2 p.m. Don Foreman 6862-75— 205 Steve Elklngton coach in 1982, shortly before taking the helm in 5 p.m. — Boxing: IBF featherweight championship: 727372-219 Krystkowtok, forward, from the Inlured 106. Steve Pate 6668-71— 205 Joey SIndelor 7371-73-219 Pittsburgh at Boston College U.8. MIxad Antonio Rivera vs. Calvin Grove, FNN/Score list. Announced that Dave Hoppen, center- December 1982. St. John's at Seton Hall Mark O'Meara 716668-205 Jim Booros 797975— 219 Cliff P hilipp 209566, R ay Boneffl 211, 7:30 p.m. — North Stars at Whalers, SportsChannel, Gene Sauers 6967-69— 205 forward, decided not to resign after his Mcttale91391224, Bird 19219727, Parish Villanova at Providence < Don Pooley 797373-220 19doy contract expired. 7-9 2-3 16, MInnIefleld 97 9 0 8,Alnee913 E rn ie W hipple 203, John KozIckI 309571, T.C. Chen 697068—306 Calvin Peete 737370— 220 Rick Holbrook 200, Lee Cote 215, Paul wnc Buddy Gardner 716768—206 WASHINGTON BULLETS— 9619, Johnson259610, Dave972-38, Acres Hal Sutton 7371-74— 220 Reoettvoted Darrell Walker, guard, from Maruk suspended for three games 1 -2 9 6 9 G ilm o re 231-15, Lewis 1-2 1-2 3, G o u e lln 202201-583, Suzanne FSItm an 7: 30 p.m. — Celtics at Cavaliers, WSPR (1270-AM), Raymond Floyd 72-6668— 206 To m Byrum 706971— 220 NBA Today 189499, Sue Hole 177-512, Sheila BonettI Scott Hoch 696972-^ the Inlured list. Placed Jo y TAurphv, Roberts 1-3 91 3, Lohaus91960. Totals Channel 61 (tape delay at 10 p.m.) Lennie Clements 797973-221 forward, on the Inlured list. MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota North Stars center 189209524, A lice B row n 179191-527, John Mohoffey 686974— 207 4765393312L „ „ „ K athy Hughes 515, Dale Pecker 309528, 7:30 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at Curtis Strange 74-6866— 208 Dennis Maruk has been suspended for three games by Altunta 27 27 11 21—186 HOCKEY SosIWI 34 18 21 19^MNew York at Sacramento (10:X p.m. Sharon M ad ore 211-519, Diane Brennan Northeastern, WKHT Chip Beck 726769^208 the NHL for cross-checking Toronto’s Wendel Clark in 189189694, Linda Skoglund X1-517, Sue D avid Edw ords 6971-71— 208 ilQfrOllwl nVCIlVV 9Polnt goals— Alnge 3, Bird. Fouled E S T). The Knicks, 1-16 on the rood through 8 p.m. — College basketball: Marquette at Dayton, N H L — SuspeiKted Dennis /Moruk, M in­ the forehead Jan. 13. the North Stars said Friday. out— Carr. Rebounds— Attanto 44 (Koncok, Thursday, wrap up a three-game Western Cote 199480, Sheila Cappalla 312-182- Sandy Lyle 6971-73— 208 561, Doreen LoChapelle 179491. ESPN Fred Couples 6972-69— 209 Football nesota North Stars center, tor three The suspension was announced in Toronto by NHL Carr 7), Boston 56 (P o rlR i 12). A nists— Conferenceswlne,whllelheKlnesat911are 8 p.m. College basketball: Connecticut at St. Kenny P erry 676976— 209 gomes fora cross-checking Indderd Jan. 13. Executive Vice President Brian O’Neill following a Attanto 23 (Battle 6), Boston 37 (A im 11). Total fouls— Atlanta 27, Boston 21. John’s, Chs. 9,20, WPOP M ike Reid 696971— 209 Gll M organ 7167-71— 209 EDMONTON OILERS—Traded Moe hearing Wednesday attended by O’Neill, Maruk and Technicals— Atlanta Illegal defense. Riv­ 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: Seton Hall at Curt B yru m 67-6973— 209 AAantha, defensemen, to the Minnesota North Stars General Manager Lou Nanne. ers, Boston Illegal defense. A — 14690. Villanova (taped), NESN Ben Crenshaw 7067-72— 209 NFL pliyoff plane* North Stars for Keith Acton, center. 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Va. - After the Super three goals and added an assist as the Buffalo Sabres beat the New Jersey Devils 7-3 in the NHL tennis title since 1976, but in Pat Wilander took three hours, 19 Bowl, defensive tackle Dave Butz of the minutes to end Edberg’s bid to Washington Redskins will return to his Friday night. Cash the locals believe they again Christian Ruutuu added two goals and two have found a champion. become the first man since Austral­ Illinois home and try to forget about his assists as the Sabres won their sixth straight at Cash, the WimbMon titlebolder, ian Roy Emerson 20 years ago to 14th NFL season. home and their ninth in the last 11 starts. New set his sights on a second Grand win the Open three years in a row. It’s not that he’s had a bad year. Quite Slam crown Friday, battling into Neither player played particu­ the contrary. It’s just that Butz Jersey lost for the fourth straight time. Mike Foligno and Mikael Andersson scored the the men’s final against Sweden’s larly well, but Wilander was attributes his longevity to being able to Mats Wilander, ranked No. 3 in the steadier and was rewarded for his "hibernate” during the offseason. other Buffalo goals. Kirk Muller, Bruce Driver and Aaron Broten had goals for the Devils. world. aggressive net play. Butz, 37. was the oldest active player Play in the women’s singles final 'The Increasingly adventurous in the NFL this season. In the span of a Housley opened the scoring 2; 25 into the game as he cut wide over the New Jersey blue line and Saturday at the Australian Open baseliner, winner of the Open in few months, he went from being a Tennis Championship in Melbourne 1983 and 19M, has nnade the final in holdout to a standout while showing that "It’s like h bridge hand. You never go beat Alain (^evrier high to the short side from the back of the left face-off circle. was halted by rain. Steffi Graf led each of his last four appearances in he was not yet quite ready to carve duck over a hand that’s already been played, Chris Evert 2-1, on serve, in the first the tournament. He did not play last decoys for a living. and you never go overa yearthat’sbeen Housley made it 2-0 at IS: 27 when he broke into set when play was stopped. year. That’s one of the things Butz likes to do played. Once it’s over, you clear it away the New Jersey zone, eluded Devils defenseman Cash, 22, playing in front of a Edberg, the No. 2 seed, saw his when he’s home trying to ‘‘void’ ‘himself and go on to the next hand, or season.” Tom-Kurvers and beat Oievrier cleanly. joyous hometown crowd of 15,000, first serve and volley desert him for from football. He also dabbles in Butz started this season at home outlasted top-ranked Ivan Lendl of BACKHAND— Chris Evert long periods. computers and loves the outdoors. because of a contract dispute. He finally Czechoslovakia 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 "I’ve been struggling for quite "I stop lifting weights and I stop reported a few days late after bis wife in a three-hour, 56-minute match. concentrates as she makes a some time,” he said. running," Butz said. "I like to heal, told him she was going to Washington Cash won the final four games, return in her title match Wilander was more consistent physically and mentally. I feel that if without him. losing only four points. against Steffi Qraf at the and scored with some marvelous you maintain a high level of perfor­ Celts clip Hawks "She said I was getting on her nerves The Open, once considered the Australian Open Tennis passing shots. mance all year long, you’re going to pay at home and she didn’t want to live with weakest of the four Grand Slam Wilander advanced to a Grand for it somewhere along the line, whether me.” Butz said. events, has undergone a rebirth Championships Saturday. Slam final for the ninth time. He it be mental burnout or physical Butz said a pleading phone call from to lead In East with a change of surface and an will be seeking his fourth title. damage." Coach Joe Gibbs also helped change his impressive new 160 million facility. battle of fitness and concentration, Wilander said he was helped by Which Is why Butz is usually absent mind. Once played on grass at the and I came out on top,” Cash said. the knowledge he felt mentally from the team’s mini-camp in May. During the holdout, several of his NBA Roimdap nearby Kooyong courts, the Open is “I’m not elated yet,” he said. “I stronger than Edberg. "I’m not ready to run anywhere’for teammates said the Redskins' defense being played for the first time on know I’ve still got one more match "He’s not there emotionally in the anybody that early in the year,” he said. had more spirit and pep without the stoic BOSTON (AP) — Larry Bird scored 14 of his 27 points synthetic Rebound Ace at the to win.” big moments these days,” Wi­ "I’m still hibernating at that point.” Butz in the lineup. They have since come in the third quarter and the Boston Celtics beat Atlanta National Tennis Center. -The last Australian to win the lander said. "If he doesn’t serve The Jan. 31 Super Bowl against the to appreciate his drive, or has he put it. 124-106 Friday night to move ahead of the Hawks in the Cash, who has a Rebound Ace Open was Mark Edmondson, who you off the court, you’ve always got Denver Broncos will be Butz’ 15th "my quiet leadership.” battle for the Eastern Conference’s best record. court in the backyard of his home, captured his only Grand Slam a chance to play him.” playoff game in an NFL career that As he has often throughout his career. Bird’s performance helped the Celtics turn a 64-54 ended the myth that he can’t play singles title 12 years ago. Edberg, who committed several began with tiie St. Louis Cardinals in Butz played this season in pain and halftime lead into a 95-75 advantage after three well on hardcourts. Cash’s victory was only his third foot-faults, admitted his form was 1973, when many of the current discomfort. He left a hospital bed to play quarters. The victory was Boston’s sixth straight at "All these people keep telling me in eight matches against Lendl, disappointing. Redskins still were in grade school. against the New York Jets even though home by at least 16 points. I can’t play on hardcourts,” said who was playing in his 12th “He was always ahead of me and George Allen brought the 6-foot-7, the flu cut nearly 30 pounds off his burly The Celtics, who have won their last seven NBA Cash, the No. 4 seed and ranked consecutive Grand Slam semifinal. I never felt’I was in the drivers’ 309-pound Butz to Washington as a free frame. games and 17 of 19, improved their record to 28-10. The seventh in the world. “I wonder Lendl has won six Grand Slam seat,” he said. agent in 1975, costing the Redskins two While it appears that Butz had a good Hawks fell to 28-11. what they think now. titles. Wilander lost to Lendl in both the No. 1 draft choices and a No. 2 choice in year, he said the virus may ha ve hurt his The coaching staff of the team with the best record "I played very well. You can’t Since then, the Swedes have U.S. and French Open finals last one of the largest compensation deals in numbers. after Sunday’s games will handle the East squad at the play badly and beat the number one taken prominence. year. league history. •“According to the statistics, I didn’t All-Star Game Feb. 7. Boston plays at Cleveland player in the world. Stefan Edberg, who lost Friday to "To lose another one would be "They (the Cardinals) said I wasn’t play as well as last year.” Butz said. Saturday and Atlanta is home against New Jersey "The fifth set came down to a the third-seeded Wilander 6-0, 6-7 hard,” he said. worth anything before I left, then "But I’ve been there. I think when I had Sunday. afterward they said I cut their right and the flu, it affected me for two weeks Kevin McHale scored 24 points and Danny Ainge 19 .#5 left arms off,” Butz said. "It was totally after that. I was sicker than I thought at for Boston. Atlanta, which had won 12 of its previous IS McKinney back unfair what they got for me." the time.” games, was led by Dominique WHkins with 23 points No one in the Washington organization Butz said he will decide during the and Glenn Rivers with 13. DENVER (AP) - World Cup regrets the deal. Butz has defied the offseason whether to return for another skier Tamara McKinney, sidelined APpnoio The Hawks, who led the league by allowing just 99.2 odds, lasting far longer than the year. He also is aware that he may not points per game, became the Celtics’ sixth consecutive since suffering a broken leg in a have any choice in the matter. training accident Nov. 9, will H O LD O U T T O STA N D O U T — Dave Butz of the Redskins NFL-average 3.2 years. home opponent to allow at least 120 points. "You look at all those years and it ‘lit could depend on v^ether I get a An 11-2 run gave Boston its biggest lead of the first resume racing at the U.S. Alpine retrieves his beat-up heimet during a practice Friday at Redskins seems like I’ve been here a long time,” call from Coach Gibbs saying, 'It’s been Championships Feb. 4-8, according quarter, 32-22 with 1:19 renriaining, and the Celtics to a U.S. Ski Team spokesman. BRMGrr Park in Chantiiiy, Va., Butz, 37, wastheoidest active piayer inthe he said. “But sometimes it feels like I've sweet, it’s been nice, but don't come stayed in front by six to 24 points the rest of the way. NFL this year. been here a year or two. back.’ ” Ainge hit three 3-pointers, extending his NBA record McKinney, the United States’ to 22 consecutive games with at least one 3-point best hope for an Alpine medal at the bdskct Winter Olympics, will skip the Bullets 115, Warriors 91 remaining January races on the Karlis has a short memory World Cup calendar. College alhstars LANDOVER, Md, (AP) — Terry Catledge and HOM By John Motsman Sheikh, who has been criticized for challenge Haji-Sheikh this week. So Bernard King scored 20 points apiece and Manute Bol Assuming she has no problems in The Associated Press missing five of his last eight far, Haji-Sheikh has held off blocked 10 shots Friday night, leading the Washington the nationals — which will be Score with the Whalers In Senior Bow! attempts. The Redskins invited Atkinson’s challenge. Bullets to a 115-91 victory over the Golden State staged at Crested Butte and Copper DENVER — For a player who Jess Atkinson, their kicker until he "He’s a friend of mine, and I hate Warriors. Mountain, Colo. — she should be fit midSportsChannel should be haunted by the spectre of was injured in the season opener, to to see it,” Karlis said.” The Bullets, after an 8-19 start, are 6-2 under new for the Olympics, which start Feb. By Ed Shearer two missed Held goals in last year’s coach Wes Unseld. The last five victories have come by 13 in Calgary. an average margin of 22.8 points. 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Continued from page 46 to overcome as it dropped a 45-28 decision to homestanding East Hartford High in CCC East action r now without him someone is going to have to come up Friday n i^ t. H.S. Ronndiip with some points,” Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia said. The loss drops Manchester to 3-4 in the league and 4-8 “ And we have to play better defense.” overall while the Hornets move to 4-3 in the conference Cromwell had a 23-5 lead after one quarter and 41-11 and 7-4 overall. Manchester’s next game is Friday COVENTRY — Two free throws by Paul Strycharz halftime bulge. "They (Cromwell) are a good shooting when it hosts Hall High of West Hartford at 7:30 p.m. with four seconds left lifted Coventry High to a 59-57 team. When we turned the ball over, they scored,” The Indians trailed, 15-3, after the first quarter. " I f win over Bacon Academy Friday night in Charter Oak Silvia said. you wanted to know ‘fdiat not to do’ we did it in the first Cromwell used a dozen players with Leif Dana Conference boys’ baskeUiall action. .r-. quarter,” Indian Interim Coach Mike Masse said. The visiting Bobcats had tied it at 57-ail before leading the way with 9 points. Sean Walstedt netted 10 "The sun will come up tomorrow. We want to put this Coventry got the ball inbounds and worked it to the 6-1 i : to lead Clieney. game behind us.” Strycharz, who was fouled on the way to the basket. Cheney’s next game is Tuesday at Portland High Manchester trailed, 25-12, at half, and 33-16, after The Junior calmly sank both attempts to move School. three quarters. “ They didn’t quit and lay down,” CROMWRLL (41) — Leif Dana 4 00 9, Mark Carroll 23-48, Masse said. Lisa Cartier led the Indians with seven Coventry to 7-1 in the COC and 7-3 overall. % ■ * Sieve Altup 2 2-2 6, Rob Monnet 4 OO 8, Shelby Jones 3 0-0 6, The loss drops Bacon to 2-6 in the COC and 3-7 overall. Dwayne Lewis 12-24, Jimmy Hodge3004, John Dillon 10-02, points while Kristi White added six. “ Cartier had a nice Coventry went Into the game minus 6-3 junior Scott Darren Lemlre2034, MIkeZalak 1012, Peter Khano20-04, game,” Masse said. Tom Reilly 1 2-2 4. Totals 26 9-14 63. Lucas, who was averaging 12 points and 11 rebounds a CHRNRY TRCH (15) — Sean Walstedt 3 4-710, Mike Sills 0 Lana Howard had 8 points to lead the winners. game. He’ll miss the rest of the season with a broken OO 0, Anthony Evans 2 01 4, Trov Maxfield 1 05 2, Steve East Hartford took the junior varsity game. 5^51. hand. "Without him we are hurting inside rebounding. Friedrich 11-23, Trevon Brooks 11-2 3, John Parsons00-10, ’Tricia O’Connell and Kathy King led the young Indians Kevin Toolan 1 01 3, Chris Haues OOO 0. Totals 9 6-19 25. Someone is going to have to pick up the slack in the 3- polnt goals: Cheney— Toolan, Cromwell— Dana. with 13 and 12 points, respectively. middle,” Coventry Coach Ron Badsteubner said, Halftime; 41-11 Cromwell. Five-foot-11 senior Matt Harrington drew his first EAST HARTFORD (45) — Joanne Connolly 31-4 7, Mluy Terriers slam Bolton Samuels 22-56, April Hope22-56, Heather Brown 11-23, Kelli start replacing Lucas and tallied 11 points for MacFarlane 0 2-3 2, Jen Santos 2 0-04, Wendy Trinks 0 2-2 3, Coventry. “ He did well,’’ Badsteubner said. ROCKY HILL - Behind big first- and third-quarter Sylvia Howard 31-3 7, Lana Howard 4 008. Totals 1711-2445. It was a tight affair throughout with Coventry efforts, host Rocky Hill High demolished Bolton High, MANCHRSTRR (28)— Val Holden 11-23, BorbD'BrlenOOO ' h 0, Chris Roveono 00-00, Lisa Cartier 23-67, Tina Stone 11-43, holding a 16-15 lead after one quarter with the Bobcats 66-37, Friday night in Oiarter Oak Conference boys’ Kristi White 3 04) 6, Beth O'Brien 0 04) 0, Amy Mann 14)4) 2, assuming the halftime lead at 29-26. The Patriots basketball action. Sheley DIeterle 11-3 3, TrIcIa O'COnell 12-44. Totals 108-1928. moved back in front after three quarters at 44-41. ’The Terriers are now 6-2 in Uie conference and Halftime: 25-12 East Hartford Coventry’s Jack Ayer was shadowed by Bacon’s overall while the Bulldogs are now 1-6, 1-9. Derrik Jerman and hit only S-of-25 from the field. “ He Rocky Hill owned a 23-6 lead after one quarter. “ We (Jerman) did a good job defensively,” Badsteubner just couldn’t handle their (l-3-l zone) pressure,” said Boys’ Swimming said. Ayer was 12-of-16 from the foul line to finish with Bolton Coach O a ig Phillips. “ We had a lot of 19 points. Coventry was outscored from the field, 22-16, turnovers.” Maloney topples MHS but was 25-for-33 from the charity stripe to win it. Bolton came back in the second quarter to trail 34-24 Ron Gardner added 12 points for Coventry. Jerman at the half but Rocky Hill came out quickly in the third MERIDEN — One school-record effort was turned in had 15 points and Gary LaLiberte 14 to pace Bacon. Ih stanza. “ The first two possessions (in the third by Eglls Ramans but it wasn’t enough as the Coventry’s next game is Tuesday at 5 p.m. at home quarter) we turned it over and they scored. That got Manchester High boys’ swimming team fell to host against Rocky Hill High. them roliing,” Phillips said. Maloney High, 96-73, Friday. COVCNTIIY C9W — Jack Aver 31M419, Ron Gardner 44-4 John DelMastro netted 15 points and Jerome Pierce Ramans turned in a 2; 13.8 effort in the 200-yard 12, Pool Strvehan22-26, Mike Os waW24-59, Tln> McMillan 1 and Chris Knott each added 10 to pace Rocky Hiil. individual medley to break the 1978 mark of 2; 15.1 set 0-0 2, ManHorrln*ton4 3-411. Totolsl4 25-33 59. BACON ACADBMY (S7) — Lpfrv Curron 5 Wade Cassells had 12 and Craig Winslow came off the by Robert kfichaud. Brian Parkany had a pair of Lallberte 54-914, Sooe Reinholtz 41-2 9, Jeff Sovltskv OOOO, bench to net 8 for the Bulldogs. second placements for the 1-3 Indians. Senior captain Derrik Jermon 43-415, Jason Pollack 1 ^54, Joson Greene 1 Bolton won the junior varsity game. 51-48. Paul J.J. Gorman won three events for Manchester. 2-2 4. Tofals 22 13-25 57. 3-polnf goals; Coventry— Aver, Oswald Sauer had 14 and Mike Haugh 12 for the 6-3 young Manchester’s next meet is Tuesday against Hall Halftime; 29-24 Bacon. Bulldogs. High in West Hartford at 5; 30 p.m. Bolton’s next game is ’Tue^^day athomeagainst Vinal Xavier gets by EC Tech at 7: SO p.m. ROCKY HILL (66) — Peter Francis 41-19, Mike JarvIs01-2 Results: Not getting Itself Into gear until the fourth quarter. 1, Dave Laura 3 0-17, John DelMastro 6 3-415, Kirk DeMeo 0 200 medley relay;-1. Maloney 1 ;57.33,2. MHS. East Catholic couldn’t overcome Its poor start as it 1-21, Chris Knott 34-410, Jerome Plerce504)10, Dan DINardI 200free: 1. Gorman (M) 2:01.92,2. Harne (M ai),3. Britton H irs I 20-04, Dean Fong 01-21, Brian Schulz 20-04, Scott Torello 0 bowed to Xavier High, 52-48, In All Connecticut lid 4- 4 4. Totals 25 15-20 66. (Mol) Conference boys’ basketball action Friday night. BOLTON (37) — Brian Rooney 2 2-66, Wade Cassells 5 2-4 200IM: 1. FOhy (Mai) 2:12.74,2. Ramans (M ) 2:13.8 (school ReglnsM FlnM/MenehesWr Hersk) 12, Josh Ryan 20-14, Dave DelOampe 00-00, Cliff Stoudt 11-2 record), 3. Morin (Mol). 'ITie loss drops the Eagles to 1-3 in the ACC and 3-7 4, Drew PIntoOGOO,MikeDeranleau 10-23, Craig Wlnslow4 50 free; 1. Gorman (M ) :23.67, 2. Parkany (M ), 3. Eddy overall while Oie Falcons fly to 2-2 in the conference 0-28, Mark YovInskvOO-OO, Thomas HerrmannOO-00. Totals (Mai) Diving: 1. Salonlewicz (Mai) 174.40points, 2. Patulak (M ), and 8-2 overall. 15 5-17 37. GOING UP— East Hartford’s Troy 3-polnt goals; Bolton— Deranleau, Stoudt; RH— Laura. 3. Parker (M). East trailed by 10 points, 4^32, going into the fourth McKoy (23) keeps his eyes oh the basket Halftime; 3424 Rocky Hill. 100 fly: 1. Ramans (M ) ;59.91, 2. Masslcotte (Mai), 3. quarter before it cut the deficit to two with 44 seconds McDonald (Mai). 100tree; 1. Gorman (M) ;52.7,2. Fahv (M ai),3. Eddy (Mai) left. “ We had the ball but then turned It over and as Manchester’s Calvin Meggett (12) Reginald Plnto/Manehaatar HaraM Girls’ Basketball 500 tree: 1. Britton (Mol) 5:45.60,2. Foley (M),3. Hamilton (Shawn) Russell got two foul shots at the other end,” defends from below^ during Friday’s (Mai) 100 back; 1. Horne (Mai) 1:07.33, 2. Wlldhogen (M ), 3. East Coach Ray Page said. C C C East Division'''game at Clarke MHS bows to EHH8 Moyer (Mai) East trailed, 12-7, after one quarter and 28-22 at H ALTED — East Hartford’s Tylon Clarke Arena. The Hornets’ Latroy Arena. McKoy had 35 points to lead the 100 breast; 1. Marin (Mai) 1:09.57, 2. Fleming (M ), 3. halftime. “ We p la y ^ a very lethargic first half. We Crump has the basketball and finds Brown (24). Matt Fox (13) and Cory EAST HAR’TFORD — A dismal first quarter was too McDonald (Mai) p ic k ^ it up our aggressiveness in the third quarter and Collins watch the action. Hornets to a 74-60 victory. much for the Manchester High girls’ basketball game 400 free relay: 1. Maloney 3:52.55,2. Manchester. played an excellent fourth quarter. (But) the poor start himself stopped by Manchester’s Jason hurt us,” Page said. Goddard (25) during Friday’s game at Rob Stanford, who led East with 12 points, had 6 of those in the fourth quarter. Senior Brian Kennedy came off the bench to add 10 points for the Eagles. Whalers are starting to get a positive feeling Russell netted a game-high 21 points, 14 in the first half, MHS stung with its first loss catching up to Buffalo. I will continue to use him (Liut) to lead Xavier. By Jim Tierney seemingly, sparked the Whalers. The line of Wilson, East’s next game is ’Tuesday against St. Joseph in Paul MacDermid, and Dave ’Tippett combined for until we get some security.” Backup goaltender Steve ford. Indian senior point gaurd Manchester Herald Trumbull at 7 p.m. Contlnned from page 48 has decided to take charge.” seven points in the Islander victory. Wilson, acquired Weeks’ last start was Dec. 22, a 6-5 overtime loss in Matt Vaughn, averaging 17 points a XAVIBR (51) — Shown RusmII 7 7-1121, Eric Sfeorni 30;14, An off-balance hoop by McKoy along with Neil Sheehy from Calgary in exchange for Calgary. gave East Hartford a 20-point lead, game, had just two at half and HARTFORD — For the first time this season the Crala Solomoiw 20-2 4, Chris Fritz 1 ’ -3 4, BarrI Wnn«f 3 ^ 21-year-old defensman Dana Murzyn on Jan. 3, is glad 10, Mark Li^ u llo n 11-23, TonvM*nard04-44. Totals 1717-27 Goddard for team scoring honors 44-24, with 6:44 left in the third finished with nine. Hartford Whalers and management feel positive Whaler President and General Manager Emile with 14 points. Meggett also “ I know Manchester will be concerning the performance of their team which has to be in Hartford. Francis reiterated his trust in Evans. “ I think Jack ^ j u i T CATHOLIC (40) — David Prlc«23-24, Rob Slanford5 quarter. A free throw by Cory “ It’s a good young team with a lot of spirit,” Wilson, grabbed 11 rebounds exhibiting ready the next time,” Liappes said. consistently struggled through 46 games thus far. Evans is one of the finest coaches in the business,” the 2-312, Scoff Alfrul 21-2 5, T.J. Leahy 2 ^2 4, Brlon f<9nn«dv4 Collins boosted the Hornet lead to who ta lli^ his first goal as a Whaler Thursday night, 2-4 10, Andrew Seee^ 3 M 7, Reid relentless Intensity. Manchester took the junior var­ Still maintaining its stagnancy in fourth place in the 61-year-old Francis said. “ I ’m very happy with Jack. 21, 55-34, with 1:29 to play. Man­ said Friday at the team’s monthly press luncheon. Lopotko 0 04) 0, Dan Callahan 104) 2. Totals 1910-17 48. “ He (Meggett) played a great sity game, 58-36. Santiago Carrion Adams Division, Hartford (19-2()-7) now has reason for We’ll be there (the playoffs). 3-polnf goals; Xovler— Fritz. chester ran off the final six points of “ That’s the way we have to play to be successful.” game,” Kinel said. “ If there was and Paul Wilhelm each scored 14 a promising stretch drive in the 80-game National Halftime; 20-22 Xovler. the third to close to within 15,55-40. Whaler Coach Jack Evans likes what he is seeing one plus all night it was his points to lead the young Indians Hockey League season. The Whalers are two points A Meggett basket brought Man­ from his team. “ I feel very good about our team at the WHALER NOTES — Left winger Tom Martin was Cromwell whips Cheney emergence as a player that can ahead of last-place (Quebec and four points behind chester to within 13 (55-42), the who are now 5-2. present,” he said. “ I think we’re playing the best we sent down to Binghamton on Friday. Martin was called What was a difficult situation for Cheney Tech help us the second half of the closest it would get the rest of the third-place Buffalo. up by the Whalers on Jan. 8 and had a goal and two BAST HARTFORD (74) — Trov A lack of offensive production combined with forever have all season. There’s no doubt that the trade picked became worse as the Techmen went into Friday’s season.” way. East Hartford went into its McKov 1211-14 35, Matt Fox 2 3-5 7, Corv assists in five games. Martin is the seventh leading changing line assignments had plagued the Whalers all up our spirits. Carey has shown what he can do in the game without leading scorer Terrance Phillip, out for delay game in the fourth quarter Collins 21-2 5, Andrew Campbell 01-21, scorer in the American Hockey League.. .The win over Despite a 5-for-19 shooting perfor­ Steve Ashe 1002, Latroy Brown 50112, season until recently. Hartford has won its last three few games he’s played. I have two good centermen the rest of the season with a broken foot suffered in and converted 9 of 14 free throws In the Islanders Thursday night marked the first time this mance in the second quarter, Erie Korte 4 2-210, Tylon Crump 1002. .games and Thursday night’s come-from-behind 4-3 win (Wilson, Ron Francis) over six feet tall,” . Wilson has Tuesday’s loss to Rocky Hill. The Beavers got their the final eight minutes. Totals 27-501024 74. season the Whalers have come back and won after Manchester was only down 16, over the New York Islanders bears testament to the four points (1 goal, 3 assists) in three games with the first taste of life without Phillip, averaging 14.1 points a McKoy finished 12-for-21 from the MANCHRSTRR (40) — Mott Voughn 3 trailing after two periods.. .Emile Francis presented 40-24, at the intermission. Meggett 2-2 9, Trov Peters 32-28, Jason Goddard present good feelings on the club. Whalers. game, and succumbed to visiting Cromwell High, 63-25. scored seven second-quarter points field and ll-for-14 from the charity 5 4-11, 14, Corv Goldston 1 3-5 5, Shaun Talk also centered around the overplay of goalie Ron Francis with a crystal block commemorating the stripe. East Hartford was 27-for-50 Brophv 1 OO 2, Eric WIdmer 3 OO 6, The Whalers will look to extend their current streak ’The Techmen have lost nine in a row and are now 1-7 while McKoy threw In eight. The Mike Liut, who has played the last 13 straight games latter’s achievement of 500 career points. . . Sylvain in the Charter Oak Conference and 1-9 overall. while Manchester was 23-for-64. Colvin Meggett 6 2-614, Darren Oates 1 tonight when they host the Minnesota North Stars. Turgeon, who has scored 16 goals this season, is Indian fullcourt pressure didn’t OO 2, Art Temple 0 04) 0. Totals 23-64 60. They conclude a quick three-game homestand Sunday and 21 of the last 22. ‘ "There’s been considerable talk Cromwell is 5-8 in conference play and 6-4 overall. faze Hornet point guard Matt Fox. Sophomore LaTroy Brown and Three-point goals: East Hartford — about that,” Evans said. “ We’re struggling for our 0-for-January. ’Turgeon hasn’t scored a goal in 10 Brown 1 Manchester — Vaughn. night at 7; 05 against the Detroit Red Wings.' “ We had to press offensively with him (Phillip) and ^‘Matt has grown so much from senior Eric Korte added 12 and 10 lives. ()uebec is staying right there and we’re not January games. points, respectively, for East Hart­ Halftime; 4024 East Hartford The recent acquisition of Carey Wilson has, Tom to page 47 the first game,” Liappes said. “ He iHanrbrstrr Hrralii Tyson knocks out Holmes SPORTS — Story on page 41 MHS STUNG BY HORNETS

Bv Jim Tierney Manchester Herald What was billed as a showdown for the top spot In the Central Connecticut East Division turned out to be a major disappointment for the previously unbeaten Man­ chester High Indians. Spearheaded by 6-foot-7 senior All-State Troy McKoy’s 35 points, the visiting East Hartford Hornets raced to a 25-10 lead after the first quarter and never looked back en route to a convincing 74-60 victory before a packed house Friday night at the Clarke Arena. The win leaves East Hartford alone at the peak of the CCC East with a 7-0 mark and 8-1 overall. The Indians slipped to 5-1 in the league and 8-1 overall. Manchester's sche­ dule doesn't get any easier as it will be at Hartford Public Tuesday night at 7; 30. The Indians were without the services of 6-6 junior starting center Paris Oates who missed practice Wednesday and had to sit out Friday night's game. Oates was averaging 13.7 points per game. 1 ’# The Indians dug themselves a deep hole during the first eight minutes and never recovered from »V..J the Hornet onslaught. Manchester, affected by the Hornets' fullcourt pressure, turned the ball over nine times in the first stanza compared to none for East Hartford. It was tied at 8-aIl on a basket by 6-1 Indian junior Jason Goddard with 4:18 left in the first quarter. East Hartford outscored Manches­ ter, 17-2, the rest of the way for its big lead. "East Hartford is too good a team to fall behind like that to," Manchester Coach Frank Kinel said. “We shot poorly. We expected some pressure. I thought we just played a bad first quarter." East Hartford Coach Mike Li- appes saw the flrst quarter as the key for his club. “We came out storming," Llappes said. "It's awful tough to stop Troy. He’s the premier player in the area. I don't think Manchester really recovered from that blitz we put on them (iii the first quarter). I just feel bad Oates didn't play. We wanted to beat them with him." Still reeling from their first- th; quarter performance, Manchester could have folded its tent but' ■ - refused to quit against its formida- bleopponent. ‘Tmproudoftheway the Idds played,” Kinel said. "I thought they played real hard. " RagltMM nnla/MwiotiMtar HanM The most Impressive Indian was 6-2 junior Calvin Meggett who tied AIRBORNE— Manchester’s Calvin Meggett (12) Friday’s game at Clarke Arena. EHHS stung the Please (am to page 46 and the Hornets’ Troy McKoy (23) go up during Indians, 74-60.