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Tuesday, Dec. 23,1986 30 Cents Around the world without a stop Voyager back home safe E II;-,’ ■. - <•%. '. r .'H,' after nine tough days aloft '•VL.

Bv John Antczak up have thrilled and inspired us all,” the The Associated Press president said in a statement released minutes after touchdown. C EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — ’"They are a livng example of American Voyager ended its historic unrefueled, pioneerism as its best,” Reagan said. non-stop trip around the world with a safe Reagan was expected to telephone the desert landing today after a nine-day flight pilots later in the day with his personal beset by storms, engine problems and congratulations. worries over fuel. ’The flight had been repeatedly delayed The lightweight tri-fuselage plane with amid warnings that if it didn't take off by front and rear engines covered nearly mid-December, its next opportunity would 26,000 miles, its maker said, effectively be in the spring. Yeager had the flu when doubling every non-stop, unrefueled dis­ the plane took off at 8 a.m. Dec. 14 from tance record in aviation history. Edwards, dragging its fuel-heavy wings on The Voyager was accompanied by three the desert runway and shaving at least a chase planes as it appeared through clouds foot off each Styrofoam wingtip. over the desert. It slowly descended, doing On the second day of the flight, concerns several victory passes before touching about fuel consumption arose as Voyager down at 8:06 a.m. PST on a dry lake bed, went farther than expected to avoid a 4 ^ watched by 15,000 spectators. typhoon near Guam, but the typhoon . Storm-battered pilots Dick Rutan, 49. provided an assist with powerful tailwinds, and Jeana Yeager, 34, were helped from and it turned out that a faulty fuel gauge Voyager after the landing at this famed had misled the crew into thinking they flight test center. Both had suffered bruises might run out of gas. I' \ >.. ' when Voyager was tossed around by On Monday, aircraft designer Burt turbulence over the Indian and Atlantic Rutan. the pilot’s brother, had said the oceans and over Africa, and they appeared plane had enough fuel to fly on to New York a little wobbly. and beyond if they wished. A P photo "Nine days, huh?” Rutan said moments H ie storms, fuel fears and fatigue from before landing. "Nine days without a several successive days cramped into a Voy.Kjrr (jt( liiu) Ihi- ('ili)l)i‘ WilluMil RH ik 'Iiik) Co-pilots Jeana Yeager and Dick 2 shower.” phone-booth-sized cabin also led to engine Rutan screamed a victory yell, stretched ovei’heatlng when the piU^s forgot to check Rutan bring Voyager in above the his arms above his head, thumbs up. and oil pressure for nearly a day and a half, but crowds at Edwards Air Force Base slapped on a cowboy hat before leaving the they quickly solved that Dec. 20 by cockpit. The couple were to be taken to the hand-pumping 1.7 quarts of oil into the near Mojave, Calif., this morning base hospital for checkups as international engine. after their record-setting flight. The aviation officials checked the plane to Early today, the engine stalled, and USSRi craft came back to the United make certain it indeed had flown non-stop. Voyager lost 3,400 feet of altitude before its "How wobbly do you feel?” Rutan was other engine could he started. States today after making the first asked as he sat on the cockpit cowl. "Whenever you’re over water and you’ve 3 round-the-world flight without "A little bit,” he replied, adding a minute got no engine, it’s serious.” spokesman AFRICA later, " I want to sit here for awhile, doc.” Peter Riva said. Voyager dropped from an stopping to refuel. The chart at left SEQUA " I t ’s really great to be here. I ’m really altitude of 8,900 feet to 5,500 feet during the [SOUTH , shows the path of the nine-day overwhelmed at all the people.” he said. 90-second engine failure caused by a vapor k AMERICA! 'V i voyage, which effectively doubled " It wasn’t the best landing I’ve made, but lock, he said. we’ll walk away from it,” Rutan said. Fuel leaked into the cockpit during the STRALIA 1 every non-stop, unrefueled distance At the White House. President Reagan IN'ITENOI _ lEO ordeal, forcing the pilots to put on oxygen ROUTIX/TE record in history. watched the landing on television and masks to prevent being overcome by called the historic flight "magnificent, fumes, Riva said. Bt m Io 1946 d n u n c * record absolutely magnificent.” press aide Mark Rutan and Yeager cleared a fuel line and Bt m Ii i ditM iK* tnd tim* record Weinberg said. restarted the front engine, which had been "Jeana Yeager’s and Richard Rutan’s shut down to conserve fuel, spokesman courage determination and refusal to give Mark Greenberg said. AR/Cyn(hia OrMr 'Parents can’t be warned enough,’ toy experts say

By John F. Kirch The list contains nothing that In an interview last week, Statier leaded paint used on some toys that difficult for their child, since this injuries are caused by misuse of Herald Reporter most parents don’t already know, warned parents to watch out for could be harmful if swallowed by a can cause frustration, experts said. products. but as one former federal official certain items when purchasingtoys child. Statier and others said that when “ Every year the (Consumer More than 120,000 children will be put it, "Parents can’t be warned and games. They include strings or Loven and Statier said that last buying toys, parents should take Product Safety Commission) rushed to the hospital in the coming enough.” elastic products because they can month a Taiwan version of the into consideration other children in comes out with a scary list of Stuart Statier is a former com­ year for treatment of injuries wrap around a child’s neck, small “ Voltron Lion” toy, whic|i was the household and the possibility of statistics on child injuries,” Levin sustained while playing with toys, missioner of the federal Consumer parts that can be detached from a popular last year, was rtcalled younger children getting hold of said. "But what they don’t say is according to federal government Product Safety Commission. He toy and swallowed, sharp and after lead was found in tne paint. toys made for their older brothers that the majority of accidents are statistics. currently runs a risk-avoidance jagged edges, glass products and Statier said it was one of the largest and sisters. toy-related, but not toy-caused.” And although many of those and product-liability service for AT toys that can propel into a child’s recalls in U.S. history. " It’s great to buy a chemistry set injuries are toy-related but not Kearney Inc. of Chicago, a com­ eye. Statier said many foreign toys for the 10-year-old, but make sure CPSC spokesman Lou Brott said pany that helps toy manufacturers face the same scrutiny that he knows to put it away so the that in 1976. aboul 150.000 children "toy-caused.” the figures are high "Make sure in the selection of detect potential problems with American-made products do. He 5-year-old doesn’t get to it,” said were injured playing with toys. In enough to concern product safety toys you buy items that are suitable their products. pointed out that the “ Voltron Lion” •Jodi Levin, communications direc­ 1985. the figure was 123.000 and the and toy industry experts. for the child you are purchasing it For the past few weeks, Statier commission expects the same In a series of interviews this for,” Statier said. toy manufacturered in Japan was tor for Toy Manufacturers of week, industry officials gave a list has taken part in the "Child Care in lead-free. America, the toy industry’s trade number of injuries this year, he 9 of consumer tips that parents the 80s” program sponsored by Others agreed. Carl Loven, a Another thing to consider, ex­ group. said. should follow when giving toys to Ultra Pampers, a manufacturer of co-owner of Velvet Stable Inc. of perts said, is the age of the child. Although all who were inter­ But. Brott added. ’"That doesn’t their children over the holiday baby’s diapers. The program is Glastonbury, a maker of plush toys Toys and games usually identify on viewed agreed that parents must be mean it’s the fault of the toy. But the season, a time of year when the $12 designed to inform parents about a including puppets and dolls, said he their labels the age group they are warned about potential hazards, all toy is involved.” billion toy industry does 60 percent number of children-related issues, was not an authority on the subject. made for. Parents should not give also said toys are becoming safer of its business. including product safety. However, he warned parents about games and puzzles that are too every day and that most of the Please turn to page 8 TODAY’S HERALD Firefighters together Partly cloudy N.Y. teens charged in effort to feed needy Partly cloudy tonight with a low ’Three white youths were charged in the mid-20s. Becoming cloudy with second-degree murder today By George Layng service to most of northern Wednesday with a high of 35 to 40. after they and others beat three Herald Reporter Manchester. Rain likely Christmas Day. High in black men with sticks, baseball On Monday, after a month and a the 40s. Details on page 2. bats and tree limbs, and chased one On Election Day in November, half of informal talks following the man across a New York City members of the Town and Eighth defeat of the referendum question, 6 highway to his death, police said. Utilities District fire departments about 30 members of the two Minister strikes back Story on page 7. stood side by side outside Manches­ departments again stood side by A fundamentalist minister has ter polling places, but they were not side. But this time, their spirit was filed suit charging that two acti­ working together and their goals one of unity rather than division. vists hoped to intimidate other differed sharply. Over 1,000 pounds of food — abortion foes into silence through a Index Town firefighters urged passage collected by and from members of lawsuit filed against him last year. of a referendum question that both departments for eight needy Named as defendants in the $10 16 pagaa, 2 socUont would have made it easier to families — was displayed on two million federal lawsuit filed Mon­ abolish the Eighth District Fire tables in the town’s Spruce Street day by the Rev. Patrick Mahoney Advice. . 11 Lottery. Department, while district volun­ firehouse. The firefighters ga­ were Gayle Brooks of Southington, Clesslfled _ 15-16 Obituaries. teers handed out leaflets conveying thered around the tables, the two Hwsid photo by Pinto former head of the Connecticut Comics 6 Opinion — the opposite message. chiefs smiled and shook hands, and chapter of the National Organiza­ Connecticut _ 5 People _ _ The split reflected the larger applause erupted. Eighth Utilities District firefighter Thomas O'Marra (left) Entertainment 11 Sports — 12-14 disputes that for years havedivided tion for Women, andLaura Minor of "This is the first of other things to talks with Town Deputy Chief Peter Beckwith Monday at Bristol, an abortion advocate. Story Focus______9 Talavislon. _ 1 1 the town and Eighth District, which on page 5. Local nowa_3, 8 U.S./World-----7 provides fire protection and sewer Please turn to page 3 the town's Spruce Street firehouse. MANCHESTER HERAI.n, Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1986 — 3 ^ ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 23. 1986 WEATHER

Connecticut forecast

Central and Eastern Interior: Partly cloudy tonight with Iowa in the mid-lOs. Becoming cloudy Wednesday with highs 85 to 40. Rain likely Christmas Day. Highs in the 40s. East Coastd: Partly cloudy tonight with lows around 30. Becoming cloudy Wednesday with highs n the lower 40s. Rain likely Christmas Day. Highs in the 40s. Sonthwest Interior and West Coastal: Partly cloudy tonight with lows around 30. Becoming P la y in g w ith Putty cloudy Wednesday with a 30 percent chance of rain War toys like this one are once again a source o f In the afternoon. Highs in the lower 40s. Rain likely controversy this season. Some toys never generate any Christmas Day. Highs In the 40s. debate. For example, parents have always appreciated Northwest rails: Partly cloudy tonight with lows Low M to 25. Becoming mostly cloudy Wednesday with Silly Putty, which looks like chewing gum but doesn’t Temperatures ^ highs 85 to 40. Rain likely Christmas Day. Highs stick. Silly Putty was invented in 1947 by researchers at around 40. General Electric who wanted to use it to replace rubber. 0 70 However, the substance had no real industrial potential. Coastal forecast An ad agent then bought some of it from GE and FRONTS: marketed it as a toy. It was an instant hit. Long Island Sound lo Watch Hill, R.I.. and DO YOU KNOW — What toy company created the W arm .^^ Cokt^v-^ Montank Point: Winds west 10 to 20 knots today. Barbie Doll in 1958? Stx>wers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary ^ Beco.ing northwest tonight at the same speed. Wednesday winds becoming northeast 10 to 20 FRIDAY'S ANSWER — Alexander Hamilton’s face appears knots shifting to the east later In the day with on the ten-dollar bill. increasing to 15 to 25 knots. FORECAST — Rain is forecast Wednesday from the Midwest 12-23-84 e Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 19B6 Hvrald photo* by Pinto Seas 1 to 3 feet today and tonight and 2 to 4 feet to most of the Atiantic coast. Showers are expected from the eastern Quit Wednesday. Eighth District Deputy Chief James Saries, ieft, shares a firehouse. From ieft to right are Ron Trinke, BrunoAiiezi, Town Fire Chief John Rivosa, ieft, listens to Eighth to Georgia and northern.Fiorida. Rain is expected in western Washington. Fair today and tonight. Becoming cloudy A Newipaper in Education Program iaugh with members of the Town Fire Department during Bob Chaves and Kenneth Bignone. Utilities District Fire Chief Harold Topliff during a E Wednesday. Sponaored by a meeting Monday evening at the town’s Spruce Street The Manchester Herald gathering of firefighters from both departments Monday evening. Across the nation Aimanac Rain spread across the South today and set off Firefighters, together In food drive, promise future unity high-water alerts, while temperatures in sections of the Midwest were unseasonably mild. Today is ’Tuesday, Dec. 23, the Continued from page 1 the two units are the best they have informally talking and making the new-found cooperative spirit relationship,” he said. “ Add polit­ C Rain also was widespread from western Oregon 357th day of 1986. TTiere are eight of breaking down barriers,” the been in a long while, Topliff added. plans to stage joint drills early next runs “ right from the bottom guys ics, and it got a little tense at and central California into the Tahoe Valley, while days left in the year. release said. snow was scattered across southeast New Mexico come,” promised town firefighter Town Fire Chief John Rivosa year. ail the way up to the chiefs." times.” agreed. “ We always worked to­ Eighth District Deputy Chief into northwest Texas. Graham MacDonald, who partici­ “ The possibility has always been Members of the two departments Today’s highlight in history; gether — a couple of incidents, yes Gerald Denis and Town Capt. Jack Firefighters said the food drive Rain ranged from northern Florida across pated in the talks that led to there,’ ’ said Curtis Walker, a - said they have come to know each On December 23rd, 1823, the — (but) these things have been Hughes, the training officers for turned out better than expected and southwest Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi­ Monday’s gathering. Members of volunteer member of the Town ^ r e other over the years when answer­ poem “ A Visit from St. Nicholas” forgotten and we got the job done.” their respective departments, said that they hope to make it an annual ana, southern Arkansas and much of Texas. both departments said they plan to Department. ” It’ s about time ing mutual calls, and a number of by Clement C. Moore was pub­ Tonight, teams made up of one the first combined exercise will affair. In addition, a joint press stage joint equipment drills and something has finally happened.” town firefighters, such as MacDo­ Flood warnings were posted along the central lished anonymously in the ’lYoy firefighter from each department probably involve using each de­ release said the informal meetings coordinate emergency plans in the between members of the two nald, were previously Eighth Dis­ and lower Texas Gulf Coast. Almost 6 inches of rain (N .Y .) Sentinel. The poem is will deliver the food baskets and partment’s large-diameter hoses. “ I just hope the leaders take a near future. departments will continue. trict volunteers. One of the chief drenched sections of southeast Texas since Monday more popularly known as ‘“ Twas “ Even though there are two gifts to the families, who were The last joint drill occurred in 1985 good look at what’s going on,” said evening. participants in the informal talks, The Night Before Christmas." DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS separate departments, we do work selected by the Manchester Area at the J.C. Penney warehouse, Eighth District Capt. Bernard “ The success of this initial effort Eighth District Deputy Chief Flash flood watches due to heavy rain, high tides together andthere’ sno animosity,” Conference of Churches. Denis said. Niedzielsid, who also participated has been encouraging and the James Saries, has a brother who and gusty winds were in effect over southeast On this date: said Eighth District Fire Chief At Monday night’ s gathering, the "Can you feel it?,” asked town in the informal talks. group is looking forward to con­ works for the Town Fire Texas, southeast Louisiana and on the Mississippi In 1783, George Washington Japanese. Harold Topliff. Relations between firefighters spent over an hour firefighter Daniel Huppe. He said “ We’ ve had a real good working tinued cooperative efforts in hopes Department. coast. In 1948, former Japanese pre­ resigned as commander-in-chief Warnings o f gale-force winds were issued along of the Arm y and retired to his mier Hideki Tojo and six other the Gulf from Brownsville, Texas, to northwest home at Mount Vernon. Japanese war leaders were exe­ Florida. In 1788, Maryland voted to cede cuted in Tokyo. In Brief Manchester cable cost may keep rising In 1967, President Lyndon B. Warnings for fog, freezing rain and light snow a 10-square-mile area for the seat were posted for the southeast third of New Mexico, Johnson, on his way home from a of the national government. That By John F. Kirch and advisories for ice-covered and slippery roads visit to Southeast Asia, held an Kitchen fire leaves minor damage ming for its 44,000 subscribers, who government over a deregulation companies in Connecticut could MORNING WEATHER — Weather sateliite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. shows area became the District of Herald Reporter extended across northwest Texas. Light snow was unprecedented meeting with include 13,200 in Manchester. Those law passed by Congress in 1984. automatically raise rates by 5 a storm system centered over the Guif of Mexico. Strong thunderstorms Columbia. A small fire in a Charles Drive apartment Monday afternoon services include Nickelodeon. Arts expected in the mountains of southwest Texas. Pope Paul VI at the Vatican. State officials, including Attor­ percent in 1985 and 1986 without In 1805, Joseph Smith Jr., was extinguished by the Town Fire Department minutes after it Manchester residents will pay and Entertainment, Discovery, an associated with this storm are visible overthe eastern Gulf of Mexico and Snow and icy roads also led to travelers’ In 1975, Richard S. Welch, the ney General Joseph I. Lieberman. approval from state regulators. founder of the Mormon Church, began in the kitchen, fire officials said. 13.4 percent more for basic cable ethnic channel and CSPAN II. have called the bill “ anti- the Gulf coast while layered rain clouds obscure much of the rest of the advisories for the Oregon Cascades andSisUyous. Central Intelligence Agency sta­ Tlie law removes all controls over was bom in Sharon, Vt. No one was hurt and the apartment suffered only minor service starting Jan. 1 and may see which will broadcast U.S. Senate consumer." Record highs were set Monday in Alpena, Mich., tion chief in Athens, was shot and cable charges in 1987. Southeast. High clouds are visible over New England and southern In 1913, President Woodrow damage, according to Capt. Jack Hughes. Hughes said he had no further increases during the next hearings. The state has charged that the killed outside his home. Listro said the law is not 2 42, breaking a 1979 record of 41, and Marquette, California. Frontal clouds can be seen in the intermountain region of the Wilson signed the Federal Re­ clear damage estimate yet, but added that the family could move few years, a cable company official “ There’s a lot of added program­ federal law limits state’s power to anti-consumer, and argued that Mich., 42, breaking a record 35 also set in 1979. Pacific Northwest. serve Act into law. back into the apartment immediately. said today. ming," Listro said. regulate rate increases. Competi­ cable companies face competition Seattle’s 54 tied a record set in 1950. In 1928. the National Broad­ Today’s birthdays: Actor ’Twenty firefighters responded to the call, Hughes said. Cox Cable Greater Hartford, He said further rate increases tion within the industry is unlikely, from theaters, the three television casting Co. set up a permanent, James Gregory is 75. Dancer Hughes said the apartment at 35B Charles Drive is rented by which serves Manchester and five could come in 1988. but the state officials have said, because of networks and independent stations other towns in the area, will raise coast-to-coast network. Jose Greco is 68. Actor Gerald James Magowan, who lives there with his two sons, Jeffrey, 13, company has not discussed them the high cost of installing equip­ and videocassette recorders. its rates for basic cable service in 1941, American forces on O’Loughlin is 65. Actress Ruth yet. ment and transmission lines. “ This is a highly saturated and Lee, 16. The building is owned by Peter Maktenis, Hughes from 313.18 to 14.95 a month when Wake Island surrendered to the Roman is 62. said. “ You might get modest annual Under the law, the 26 cable television market,” Listro said. the new year arrives, according to increases, but nothing that will be PEOPLE The fire started sometime between 1:30 and 2 p.m. Monday, Sebastian Listro. the company'.*; dramatic,’’ Listro said. Hughes said. According to fire officials, Lee Magowan was vice president and general Meanwhile, officials from United 3 cleaning the kitchen when he emptied an ash tray in the kitchen manager. Cable Television Corp. of Connecti­ Spinks helps out “for accepting my offer, for On the Light Side trash can. Premium services such as the cut, which serves seven towns providing the gratifying assu­ The ash tray apparently contained a “ live cigarette,” Hughes Movie Channel. Sports Channel and including Andover and Bolton, said Heavyweight boxing champion l y g e i P ^ ^ rance that the glass house will said, and started to burn just after Lee left the apartment. the others Cox Cable offers, will the company plans no increases for Michael Spinkssayshe’senjoyed continue to inform and, I hope, Determined students cab driver who drove them from increase between 50 cents and 31, 1987. PtRK IMr\ini\( Y good health so much that he felt delight visitors and guests for the airport to the bus station, Listro said. Total monthly rates for Bolton and Andover residents compelled to help a woman pay hitch cab ride home Medical students pass examination 4 0 4 W. NVDDIE TPKE a t Hm PARKAOE many years to come.’ ’ offered to drive them to Montana premium services depend on the currently pay $13.95 a month for for costly medicine she’ll need for 3400. service the customer receives, basic service, spokeswoman Kelly SALE TUE3. & NED. ONLY DEC. 22 & 23 l Y f SAVE YOU MONEY Johnson is architect of the BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - It Five town medical students are among seven in Manchester after a kidney transplant. “ For the existing cable services, MacGaro said today. AT&T Building in Manhattan, took some bargaining, but two “ 3200,” said the Montanans. Memorial Hospital’s School of Radiologic Technology who have Lucille “ Cindy" Swing, 49, of we've had rate increases from our Cox Cable is increasing its rates Pennzoil Place in Houston and students found a way to get home "3300,’ ’ said Kolman. passed the National Registry Examination administered by the Wilmington, Del., received a program suppliers that we’ve had along with six other cable compan­ the Crystal Cathedral in Orange to Billings from fog-bound Salt “ Deal,” the Montanans American Registry of Radiologic Technology, a release from the check Monday for 37,800 from agreed. to deal with.” Listro said. He said ies in the state at a time when state County, Calif. Lake City airport and got a bit of hospital said. Spinks and his manager. Butch the company was adding program­ officials are suing the federal The National Trust is char­ an education along the way. “My parents were real sur­ liewls. The students, representing the entire 1986 graduating class, tered by Congress to own historic Butch Nolan, 18, a freshman at prised,” Nolan said. “At 3150 officially become registered technolo^sts in radiography and “ I’ve been so healthy all my properties. the University of Utah, an d Jas on apiece, it was cheaper than a are qualified to take positions at hospitals and radiologists’ life ... and just felt it was plane ticket.” Jourdan, 19, attending flight offices in Connecticut. L0RNX~W1LL necessary to help if I could," school in Oregon, figured they’d Tax law’s local impact Spinks said. The Manchester students who passed the exam were Pamela eiFT WHXP-FBEE find a way to travel the 550 miles Cook, Lianne Bolduc, Kathy Gooden, Donna Grinavich and Alicia “ We’ re in the fight business rather than wait for the fog to lift. • Sholimor Cirlogne and Lucille Swing is a fighter. Experienced guide Kasay. • While Shoulder* They cashed in their tickets Lottery said likely to be limited • Youth Dew We’ re glad to be able to help Amanda Blake, who played and tried to rent a car, but rental f-j^^oreoerr Cindy in her fight," Lewis said. by E*lee Leuder Miss Kitty Russell on "Guns- companies wouldn’t rent to two Soccer program switches times By George Lovng • Chanel No. S The 37,800 was added to 37,200 moke," is planning to guide tours Connecticut daily; tion based on their tax bracket, he teenagers with no credit cards. Herald Reporter said. Because the new tax law will y i n / s n e • Lauren raised by the Lucille Swing through trails of the Old West, The Manchester indoor soccer program for 6- and 7-year-oIds Plus other fine colognes They were set to take a 17-hour Monday: 066 lower the tax brackets for many, by Ralph Lauren Foundation, which had a goal of MICHAEL SPINKS PHILIP JOHNSON Australia and Alaska. will be held Sunday afternoons instead of Sunday mornings as •Arpege *0110001 No.S bus trip, but then Adrian Kol- The federal tax changes that will the percentage they can deduct will All In rc-u**ble 315,000. Foundation founder Mar­ . . . compelled to help originally planned, town Director Stephen Cassano said . . . donates glass house As a tour leader for Global man, the Romanian immigrant Play Four: 9416 be phased in starting Jan. 1 will not be lower. M oi. atomlur R e ? *1# garet Scrivens said the group Expeditions of New York City, ’Tuesday. have a chilling impact on contribu­ The oldest, 19-year-old Terry, In 1987, there will be only five tax wanted to help Swing pay for brain tumor four years ago, and Blake will start April 16 on the Cassano, the liaison to the town Advisory Park and Recreation tions to local charities and non­ was granted temporary custody brackets instead of the current 15, NEW 1987 STYLES cyclosporine, an anti-rejection they lived with their grandfather 16-day Australia tour, which Commission and a key backer of indoor soccer, said the change profit groups even though the new of four of his six brothers by a he said, and they will range from 11 drug. until he died last year. Their includes stops in Fiji, Melbourne, was made so that there would not beany conflict for children who law means less of a break for some Hall County juvenile court judge Manchester Herald percent to 38.5 percent instead of 11 Swing suffered kidney failure father was imprisoned for chiid Sydney, the Outback and Great attend church Sunday mornings. of those who donate, fund-raisers at earlier this month. percent to 50 percent. In 1988, there TIMEX 25% OFF in May 1982 and has been on a abandonment and theft. Barrier Reef. Recreation Director Scott Sprague said 32 children signed up Manchester non-profit organiza­ will be only two brackets — 15 Charles, 16, David, 14, and Jeff, New Shipment — Just Affivea trans|4ant list for two years. The tour through Alaska, May during the first registration on Monday. He said ideally he would tions said this week. percent and 28 percent, Dobzinski 13, will live in the new house, USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 72 19 to June 4, will take adventur­ like to have at least 96 players so that there would be 12 on each of But the revisions will mean more said. N«« 1M 7 StylM along with 17-year-old Tommy, No stones, please Publlthsd dally except Sunday Suggeated carriar ratea are 31.80 ers through Anchorage, Fair­ eight teams. Sprague said there is no registration fee, but work for those promoting a variety who is raising chickens with and certain holldaya by the Man- weekly. 36.80lor one month, 319.26 MACC Director Carr said that 9 of causes, most said. Brotherly holldey Architect Philip Johnson has banks and the Yukon. chaater Publlahing Co.. lOBralnard for three montha, 336.80 for alx participants must have a recreation card, which costs 34. since many of the group's donors Terry. “ It may have some effect,” sa|d donated his famous glass house The June 10 to July 3 Old West Place, Mancheater, Conn. 00040. moniha and 377.00 for one year. The next signups are scheduled for Friday, Monday and are at the lower end of the tax scale, ’The seven O’Kelley brothers, The youngest brothers, Mi­ Second claaa poatagepald at Man- Manchester Memorial Hospital in Connecticut to the National tour begins in Kansas City, Mall ratae are available on requeet. Tuesday at the Mahoney Recreation Center from 6 to 8 p.m. the change in the break they can who have struggled to stay chael, 11, and Jason, 8, are in cheatar. Conn. POSTMASTER; spokesman Andrew Beck. “ It Trust for Historic Preservation through the Santa Fe Trail to t;eceive will not be great. “ Most of together since their mother and foster care, but will be with their Send addreea changee lo tba Man- Sprague said the games will be played at Mahoney from 3 to 5 means we have to work a little for eventuai public display. Dodge City, Nebraska’ s plains cheater Herald. P.O. Box 591, Man- To place a claaalfled or diaplay our contributions come in from $5 to grandfather died and their father brothers for the next two weeks. p.m. beginning Feb. 1 and lasting into April. harder.” The house, built in 1949, will and the Oregon Trail. Two nights chaaler. Conn. 00040. advertlaemant, or to report a newa 3100,” she said, calling it "very abandoned them, will spend Terry O’ Kelley said he plans to Itam, atory or picture Idea, call 643- Nancy Carr, head of the Man­ remain Johnson’s residence for are spent on a wagon train. rare” for MACC to receive a 31,000 Christmas together in a tempor­ "get through Christmas and see 2711. Officehouraare6:30a.m. to5 chester Area Conference of as long as he wants to live there. Blake retired in 1974 from TV ’ s If you don't receive your Herald p.m. Monday through Friday. donation. ary home. how the business goes here and by 6:00 p.m. weekdaya or 7:30 a.m. Churches, said the effect on her His gift Monday includes the rest long-running western, in which Carr said that she expects MACC •oifia*x*d The five older brothers are then later get Jason and Saturday, pleaae telephone your organization will be minimal. “ I of his 31-acre New Canaan, she played the female lead carrier. If you’re unable lo reach Holiday closes offices will continue to receive about the ^ Fine Candy, •Sl*o Watch living in a temporary home on M ichael." The Mancheeter Herald laa mem­ don’t know if there will be a major •aif Ai**ftm*nt Conn., estate plus an endowment opposite Matt Dillon for 19 years. your carrier, call aubacriberaervice same level of donations next year. their seven-acre farm in Gainse- The boys want to fulfill their ber of the Aaaoclated Preea and a impact on us because a lot of our • Caady Capfcaard for its operation as a museum, “ It was the end of the trail. The at 647-9046 by 5:30 p.m. waekdaya member of the Audit Bureau of Clr- money comes from people who Ling said he does expect dona­ ville, Ga., until a new house being mother’s dying wish that they lor dallvery In Mancheater. ’Thursday is Christmas, a federal early Wednesday and stay closed • WMti FAMOUS BRAND said Carl Nelson of the trust. show only lasted one more year culatlona. and state holiday. The following is a aren’t well off,” she said. tions to the Lutz Museum todecline, built by volunteers is complete. remain together. She died of a ’Thursday and Friday. Johnson, 80, thanked the trust without m e," she said recently. list of what will be open and closed Public Libraries; The Mary “ It’s not going to be life-death,’’ but did not predict how much. on Christmas and over the Cheney and Whiton Memorial li­ said Steven Ling, director of the Donations make up37 percent of the WATCH SALE weekend. braries in Manchester will close at S Lutz Children's Museum. But Ling museum’s funding, he said, adding Municipal offices; Manchester p.m. Wednesday, and will remain cautioned that “ it’s going to affect that the museum has sent out 50% to 70% OFF town offices will be closed Thurs­ closed Thursday. They will reopen us and we’re going to feel it.” letters urging people to contribute day. but open on Friday. Town Donations to charities and non­ before the tax changes take effect. 6 Friday. PEFfPLE However, Ling said the museum a Pulsar • Citizen • Pierre Cardin FREE CUSSIFIED ADS offices in Bolton and Coventry will Alcoholic beverages; Package profit groups will still be tax- -•be closed ’Thursday and Friday. stores will be closed Thursday, but deductible when code changes will fare better than larger muse­ •Elgin •H am ilton • Oleg Cassini To all Herald Readers who have aomething to sell lor Andover town offices will close at alcohol service is permitted with spurred by the reform measure ums that depend more heavily on •Seiko •Gruen •PlusMore! read claasiFiKl noon on Wednesday and reopen hot meals in restaurants, cafes, that passed Congress occur, ac­ big donations. _ *99 or leas. We will run your ad lor 6 days — FREEI Monday. clubs and hotels. cording to Mike Dobzinski, public “ We do expect some people who AU QUARTZ ELECTRIC State and federal offices; Closed Garbage collection; There will be affairs officer for the Internal may upgrade their giving this year No Wlndlwgl No matter what your advertising message, ’Thursday. Some will reopen Fri­ no refuse collection in Manchester Revenue Service. The majordiffer- and not give so generously next 1 Fill out coupon (one word t • 4 day. State motor vehicle offices will and Bolton on ’Thursday, and the ence is that all deductions now will year,” saidMMH.spokesman Beck. itAYglgT more people in this area will re^d it In per space) and mall or be open until 7:30 p.m. today. Auto Manchester landfill will be closed have to be itemized, meaning more He said the hospital, a non-profit • • 7 bring to the Mancheater • emissions testing stations wili be Thursday. Refuse will be collected work for some taxpayers who now organization, will work harder to 1 lb. ASSORTED Herald Office, 16 Bralnard open on Friday. one day late. do not make a list of their educate the public about the CHOCOI classified. W e’ll help you reach the right • 10 11 Place. It Post Offices; Closed ’Thursday, Emergency numbers; In Man­ contributions. changes In the tax law and their o r open Friday. There will be no chester, highway, 647-3233; refuse. The change in the range of tax effect on contributions. 1 lb. TH lINTS people, too! Classified ads get results. It 14 IB 14 ^ lY h ltm a n Clearly state item and price regular mall delivery Thursday, 647-3248; and sanitary sewer and brackets also will affect donations, But Beck said MMH hopes the In ad. One Item only per but service will resume Friday. water. 647-3111. he said. main reason people give is not ad. No pet, tag sale, or Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. N am e. Phone Banks; Closed Thursday, open Manchester Herald; Will not Currently, a person can deduct because of the tax break. “ We're commercial ads accepted. Friday, publish on Thursday and its offices from the amount of total taxable hoping people donate because of the Addreea. Business offices; Most will close will be closed. income a percentage of a contribu­ worthiness of our cause," he sedd. ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1986 — 5 OPINION Minister sues pro-choice activists . By Brtnt Lavmon Tht Anoclotcd P rm About 55 percent voted in favor of "But when as here, a national organization giving women the choice of having HARTFORD — A fundamentalist focuses Its energy on silencing an Individual abortions. Minor had argued in her suit that Time is here I ' minister has filed suit charging that minister, we think they’ve crossed the line I PoN’T SUPPOSE THIS two activists hoped to Intimidate the referendum question was a Ja c k other abortion foes Into silence that the First Amendment draws and we thinly veiled attempt to pressure IP ID IT, BILLY! IS A Go o d t im e lb ASK through a lawsuit filed against him Intend to atop them.” the U.S. Supreme Court into revers­ for hike in last year.- ing its 1973 decision. She also I GOT THE For the 6 Billion MEGABYTE Anderaoa Named as defendants In the $10 claimed it was unconstitutional to million federal lawsuit filed Mon- subject her civil rights to a popular c o m p u t e r and Brooks met to discuss how such “We even support their right to vote. UPGRADE WITH ARTlFlClAL ■ day by the Rev. Patrick Mahoney a suit would intimidate other minimum pay were Gayle Brooks of Southington, engage in mean, vitriolic and U.S. District Judge Michael J. To ADD 2<-2.! anti-abortion groups across the insulting attacks on those with Blumenfeld dismissed Minor’s suit INTELLIGENCE So I CAN former head of the Connecticut country from “the exercise of their chapter of the National Organiza­ whom they disagree,” Dencer said in October. He called her contention right of access to the political during a news conference. “But that the abortion referendum had Finish my unified field tion for Women, and Laura Minor of In a state such as Connecticut, where process.” when as here, a national organiza­ violated her civil rights Bristol, an abortion advocate. Petty lawsuit Brooks could not be reached for tion focuses its energy on silencing preposterous. housing, food and fuel costs are relatively Theory For math class. Minor, who is not a member of comment Monday. Her home tele­ an individual minister, we think Neither Brooks nor NOW was a high, it would be nearly impossible for a . NOW, sued Mahoney last year over phone was answered by a recording they’ve crossed the line that the plaintiff in Minor’s suit, although ^ a widely publicized abortion refer­ person to survive on $134 a week. machine. Minor, said she hadn’t First Amendment draws and we Brooks appeared at a news confer­ exposes details endum he succeeded in getting on Yet that is what many Manchester retaiiers been served with court papers yet intend to stop them.” ence to express support for the FT the local ballot in Bristol in 1985. would have state lawmakers believe is a just and so couldn’t comment on the Mahoney, head of the group action. * Mahoney charged in his suit, filed suit. Celebrate Life in Bristol, said his David E. ObarowsM, Mahoney’s wage for some employees, based on a 40-hour in U.S. District Court in Hartford, “We support the right of the work week. of arms deals suit was the first such action taken attorney, said the plaintiffs would that Minor’s lawsuit violated his National Organization for Women against NOW. present evidence that some anti­ Several of the merchants interviewed this constitutional right to free expres­ to engage in robust, uninhibited In the 1985 referendum, residents abortion groups had decided AP photo week about a proposal to raise the state's WASHINGTON — International arms dealers sion. He said her suit was a form of debate protected by the First of the predominantly Roman Ca­ against seeking to have abortion harassment designed todiscourage The Rev. Patrick Mahoney of Bristol talks with reporters belong to a small, secretive fraternity. Insiders in Amendment,” said F. Tayton tholic, blue-collar city of Bristol questions placed on local ballots out minimum wage from $3.37 to $4.50 decried the others opposed to abortion from at a news conference in Hartford Monday. Mahoney this multibillion-dollar industry know who’s selling Dencer of ’The Rutherford Institute were asked whether they thought of fear of suits like Minor’s $1 plan, saying it is a recipe for economic working to get such questions on of Manassas, Va., a conservative what to whom — who’s involved, for example, in the Supreme Court’s 1973 decision million suit against Mahoney. announced that he has filed a $10 million lawsuit against disaster for small businesses. Any hike in the ballots. religious-rights group that is re­ legalizing abortion should be He declined to identify those two activists, claiming they intimidated atiortion foes. At the Iran/contras weapons scandal. But they are Mahoney also claims that Minor presenting Mahoney. minimum wage would force retailers to boost reluctant to talk because it would knock them out of overturned. groups Monday. right is Joseph P. Secola, one of Mahoney’s attorneys. their prices and perhaps even cut services, the clandestine trade. the merchants argued. On rare occasions, this conspiracy of silence is Such arguments don’t hold water, broken by a squabble over some lucrative arms Driver shortage threatens Safe Rides particularly for small businesses that employ contract. That’s what happened when Sherwood International Export Corp. was sued by a former Connecticut in Brief few people. salesman for a $300,000 commission he claimed By The Associated Press parents won’t let them,” said spread to other states. A lack of drivers shut down And while some of the merchants argued was owned him on a Central American arms deal. Horses, motorist die In mishap Ronda Fabian, the program’s advi­ Under the guidelines, two people Newington’s Safe Rides program in The Safe Rides program in which sor in Enfield. She said students tell — preferably a male and a female November, but it is now being further that certain employees do “menial” The case was quietly settled and the court teenagers agree to drive their records sealed. But our associates Corky Johnson MILFORD — A motorist was killed, his passenger was injured her their parents are afraid they — pick up youths under 20 who are reorganized, said Dot Revzon, the jobs and are not entitled to any more than drunken friends home is having may be sued if there is an accident too intoxicated to drive. Rides are and Donald Goldberg have obtained the suppressed and four horses died when two cars hit several of the animals town’s youth services director. $3.37, the fact remains that the state’s running loose on the Wilbur Cross Parkway, state police said. mixed success in Connecticut or other problem. also provided to teenagers who documents, which shine a light into the murky communities. Revzon said she believes the minimum wagie has not been raised since The accident shut portions of the highway and tied up rush hour But in Stamford, between 700 and were driven to a party or some S T E J N ’fife arms traffic. In some towns, shortages of 800 teenagers have been given safe other event by someone who volunteer shortage is due to stu­ reccci MWJ. traffic for about two hours after state police at the Bethany dents being busy with other activi­ 1981. Although inflation is not eroding the Sherwood has grown from a small California drivers and other problems have passage since Safe Rides was became intoxicated. * NEVIS • NEA barracks were alerted to horses running loose in the caused some pro^ams to shut ties an d those who do drink working dolla r’s value a s quickly as it was in the late company into a worldwide arms network with Milford-Orange area around 6;20 a.m., authorities said. started in 1983, an adult supervisor, Fifteen Safe Rides programs in down and cripi^ed others. Else­ Diane Feder, said. out ways to get home in advance. 1970s, prices have nonetheless continued to offices in Los Angeles, Washington, London and The first car to hit at least one of the horses continued about a Connecticut are run under the where, the programs are thriving. She said there are 20 inter­ auspices of Boy Scouts of America, rise since 1981, and an increase in the Miami. Trade publications and its own catalog half mile before stopping on the median divider. Its driver was The head of South Windsor’s show that Sherwood can supply everything from Wethersfield Safe Rides has been connected programs in Fairfield which provides several million Youth Services Bureau, Dennis minimum wage is in order. killed and a passenger was iqju red, said authorities who could not shut down for nearly two months automatic rifles to heat-seeking missile launchers County, allowing a youngster to get dollars of additional insurance Sheridan, said he hoped the prob­ immediately identify them. because no one was interested in a ride from one end of the county to A raise to $4.50 is not the General Open Forum and armored combat vehicles. coverage to anyone involved, said lems experienced by other Safe Another car struck two more horses, but the driver of the helping while in Enfieid oniy one another. Richard Behrens, spokesman for Rides towns don’t havea "snowball Assembly’s only option, but it certainly does second auto was not injured, police said. teenager of 35 who have voiun- ’“The program is very valuable the Long Rivers Council in effect.” not appearbeyond reason. UNDER I’TS PRESIDENT, Michael Kokin. ’Three horses were killed by the vehicles and a fourth, injured teered has parentai permission to here. If anything, the programs are Hartford. Sherwood has become the CIA’s trusty right arm in horse was shot and killed by state police at the request of the drive. growing in Fairfield County,” In Manchester, the program has To continue to deny some workers a fair involved in a very questionable situation has been ej^acerbated. The Scouts also provide liability Troopers beat the movement of guns and material to the hot spots owner of the animals. Programs faiied in Toliand and Feder said.. coverage for drivers, he said. a list of about SO people waiting to be wage based on the fact that their duties might use of a gun. Liable because like I suggest as a matter of Police said the horses were among seven which had gotten Vernon because of probiems in The Safe Rides program was trained, said Safe Rides President of the world. Purchase documents between Volunteers receive about six Cathy Topping. not rank in importance with those of the Bolton’s Rambos our Bolton selectmen, public expediency that the traffic light be Sherwood and the CIA’s front company, Associated loose from the Silver Horseshoe Stables in Milford. organizing them. started in April 1982 in Darien, hours of training in the goals of the company president or because of dire statements were made in support turned to what amounts to 180 Traders, reveal that Sherwood has handled have been going to schools, where six teenagers were killed as program, their responsibilities, “Every day the list grows. We talking to different classes. They of the questionable use of a degrees. Thesingle-Ianeexitfrom millions of dollars in transactions as the a result of drunken driving within first aid, and defensive driving, just don’t have time to train the economic predictions from merchants would To the Editor: Judge denies robbery suspects ball sign up, then they tell me that people,” she said. firearm. That $500,000 can sure Hartford Road would have an middleman for CIA arms trafficking. three years. The program has Fabian said. be inexcusable. support a lot more resident state advanced green. The two lanes Kokin declined to comment. When we asked him HARTFORD — Two men alleged by the government to be If legislators in previous years had heeded Cancellation of the liability troopers for Bolton. from Charter Oak provides for masterminds of the $7million Wells Fargo robbery will remain in insurance for constables may two years ago about CIA ties, he said, “I have such self-serving warnings, the minimum While Bolton has one resident those making left turns while never met a real CIA man.” prison indefinitely after being denied bail by a federal judge. Judge signs have been a shock to Bolton Boa rd wage would probably still be frozen at the 1977 state- trooper, Ellington, pop. allowing others to proceed With secrecy so important, and so much money U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Clarie refused on Monday to set of Selectmen, but it comes as no 9.700, has five resident state level of $2.31. straight or make a right. at stake, it is surprising that Sherwood risked bail for Filiberto Ojeda Rios and Juan Segarra Palmer, saying shock to most townspeople. troopers to police their town on school accord blowing its cover in a lawsuit with Its disgruntled > they are likely to flee prosecution. The state Legislature that convenes next There was newspaper coverage different shifts. R. E . Barde sales agent, Carlos Davila. But It did just that, and He cited their records as fugitives from justice, use of aliases, month should act quickly to end the economic of a Bolton constable pressing his While the selectmen’s heavily 441S. Main St. and allegations by law enforcement authorities that the two are NEW HAVEN (AP) - A group the cat slipped out of the bag before the case was concerned about the rights of slight against teenagers, women, the gun into the head of a Manchester armed constables were in fierce settled. leaders of Los Macheteros, a violent group advocating Puerto PROMPTCME mentally retarded people isn’t resident, his face pushed into the Rican independence. unskilled and others who hold the bulk of pursuit of noisy-muffler. seat-belt The case began when Honduras sought to buy as ground. The constable drove into “It’s surprising to find that due process applies toeveryonebut pleased with a federal judge’s minimum-wage jobs. and no-parking-zone criminals, North Main lift many as 150 million rapid-fire machine guns from decision to sign a plan to improve Manchester and rammed the certain peojde,” said Segarra’s attorney, Leonard I. Weinglass of burglars were breaking into six Belgium’s respected Fabrique Nationale Herstal. | conditions at Southbury Training IS HERR victim’s car for committing a New York City. “I ’m almost certain we will appeal.” out of ten homes on one street. wins ’thank you’ When Sherwood tried to broker the deal, a telex School, saying the plan doesn’t do very minor motor infraction in A New Year wish is that the from the Belgian government company said no enough to protect civil rights. Bolton, and the townspeople later leadership of the Republican and thanks. “Handling this business directly,” the telex Man beaten during drug deal dies U.S. District Judge Ellen Burns had to spend $10,000 to replace the Democratic parties will offer To the Editor: explained. on Monday signed a plan negotiated DANBURY — A man who was severely beaten in a drug deal earlier this year by the state WITH AN ADDRESS damaged cruiser. Then a consta­ more mature candidates for the Later wires show that Sherwood did manage to ble sped through Bolton residen­ Board of Selectmen in the next ’This is a thank you note to two that apparently went sour last week has died of his injuries. Department of Mental Retardation intervene in the sale. Davila claimed he was tial streets at 80 mph to make a election — selectmen who will put gentlemen who stopped on North Michael Ryan, 34, of Newtown, who police say suffered a and the U.S. Justice Department. responsible for the Belgians’ change of heart; he gunpoint arrest of a youngster for the best interest of Bolton before Main Street in front of the fractured skull in the beating, died at 9 p.m. Monday, said a ’The settlement calls for more staff YOU CAN FEEL had been a manager at Fabrique Nationale Herstal members and fewer residents at driving a car with a noisy muffler, politics and add more resident Mayfair Garden Apts, to help my nursing supervisor at Danbury Hospital. before going to work for Sherwood. Davila said his the training school. and Bolton selectmen found no state troopers for Bolton. friend who had fallen face first in No one has been charged in connection with the assault. fault in this. the snow. contract called for “procuring armaments from Police found Ryan on the ground near a housing project shortly A Justice Department investiga­ GOODABOUT (the Belgian company) for resale through various before 2 a.m. Friday, bleeding heavily from his left eye, nose, The only surprise is that it took We had been for a walk and the tion of the state-run school for Walter ’Treschuck offshore subsidiaries (of Sherwood) to certain ears and mouth. the Insurer so long to cancel. It is frigid wind prooved to be too mentally retarded people found Bolton specialized security agencies in the U.S. and one or Police said Ryan and a friend went to the project to buy drugs that unsafe conditions there vio­ the “Rambo” mentality of the much for him. In the anxious time more foreign governments.” Because of a gag after drinking in a Newtown bar. Police said they believe Ryan lated the constitutional rights of the selectmen, who appoint, super­ I failed to get these fine persons’ Traffic Increase names. Thank you again and my order imposed on the case, Davila would not say was struck with a blunt instrument, although no weapon was 1,100 residents. The conations vise and set the guidelines for found at the scene. included instances of inadequate friend is OK. whether “security agencies” referred to the CIA. behavior for constables, that was calls for change The victim’s friend, Michael Henrikson of Bethel, told police medical care,> dangerous medica­ the principal cause in the insu­ tion practices, a lack of staff, and ’THE PRICE ’THE HONDURANS were to pay for that a gun was shoved in his face after money was snatched from rance cancellation. The public H. Chambers inadquate staff training. their Belgian machine guns was $3.2 million. For his or Ryan’s hands. statements by the selectmen in 38 Byron Road To the Editor: his work, which allegedly Included getting a In an eight-page decision. Burns support of high-speed and gun­ substantial discount from the Belgians, Davila said that the negotiated settlement point arrests display a complete For over six years I have Address letters to; Open Fo­ claimed he was owed a commission of $300,000, Westport to challenge station ruling is fair, reasonable and fulfills the disregard for thelegal consequen­ grumbled over the difficulty of rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. which Sherwood refused to pay. requirements of the federal Civil ces to the town. WES’TPORT — Westport officials say they will appeal a exiting from Hartford Road onto Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. In its legal defense, Sherwood produced invoices judge’s decision earlier this month allowing a temporary truck Rights of Institutionalized Persons <&«986t>vNEA Inc This year the city of Miami was Act. Main, South Main, or Charter Oak The Herald reserves the right that named a key offshore subsidiary, a Cayman weigh station to remain on Interstate 95. held liable for $500,000 in private 'How do you want to finance this?' Streets. With more residents in to edit letters In the Interests of Islands firm called Nottingham Investments. The “I feel it is extremely important for the state of Connecticut to She rejected pleas by the state legal costs for a policeman The Cheney Historic District, the brevity, clarity and taste. company shares the same address as another have this very strong message from Westport that we are deadly Office of Protection and Advocacy, Sherwood firm, Shimon Ltd., which is known to serious about our concerns over the presence of a weigh station,” the Connecticut Association of Retarded Citizens, and Southbury have been used several times by the CIA to ship First Selectwoman Martha Hauhuth said Monday. The town has been unsuccessful in three previous attempts to Home and School Association to arms to various locations. intervene in the settlement. ’The Nottingham invoices also fingered at large persuade state and federal judges to close the weigh station. The latest attempt was foiled on Dec. 16 in Hartford Superior Court. The state advocacy office and Time had come for Ron’s luck to run out European arms broker, Sidem International. A CARC wanted for community low , you can get quality your records to your diKlor if plies. And no up-front payment is The station was built last summer to check trucks traveling on N. Sidem official in London at first claimed his placement for some residents, walk-in medical care in the famil­ you wish. necessarv - we’ll gladly bill you or 1-95. Gov. William A. O’Neill has told Westport residents that the The Washington Post may not have been out of company had done no business with Sherwood for improved school programs and a iar surroundings of your commu­ At PromptCare you’ll receive vour insurance company. definition? weigh station is only temporary. the gate quite as fast as it was during Watergate Didn’t we have an inkling that this wasn’t the reduction in the number of South­ nity hospital. convenient care without lenglhv several years. Told about the invoices, the official Residents have complained about traffic problems created by PROMITCARE IS days so many years ago, but the paper has been out bury residents. The Home and PromptCare at Manchester sharpest tool to come along in politics? But in 1980 then said perhaps Sidem had played a minor role In the station, which is located just before Exit 18 on the highway. waits and without appointments. CONVENIENT ahead of much of the competition on the Iran story. we were mad at Carter, mad about the inflation, the sale of the Belgian machine guns to Honduras. School Association opposed com­ Memorial Hospital is an attractive You'll feel secure being cared for Truck drivers use local roads to avoid the station, they said. munity placement, arguing that PromptCare is open from 9a.m. It went way out ahead, possibly even over the cliff, and irritated that everything In Washington Thus in a private quarrel over a relatively new walk-in medical center where by medical and health profession­ Nicholas profoundly retarded people are to 9 p. m., 7 days a week. And be­ with a recent front-page piece suggesting that if seemed to be yapping and confusion. Enough of us piddling commission, Sherwood exposed Its friends you’ll receive the immediate, als with years of experience treat­ better off in an institution. cause of our reduced fee structure, Ronald Reagan isn’t out to lunch, at least he’s late decided, what the hell, take a chance, and then In In the CIA and the international arms fraternity. affordable, all-inclusive medical ing illness and injuiy. And our fee Von Hoffman after-hours care for minor illnesses for breakfast. 1984, regardless of whether he was a genius or he’d care only a hospital environment structure is designed to keep your and injuries is available through The article, written by Lou Cannon, who has lucked out, the guy seemed to have It together If can provide. For non-emergency costs low. When you need medi­ Mini-editorial Holidays slow the I lospital Emergency Depart­ covered Reagan the better part of 20 years both in you didn’t listen to press conferences. care from sore throats to sprained cal care immediately, you deserve Pat Buchanan, the rhetorical Rambo of the ment al the same reduced fee. Washington and Sacramento, speculates on Oh, those press conferences where the reporters ankles, PromptCare will provide more than just a walk-in medical whether “the 75-year-old president has either the Reagan administration, never fails to amuse us lighting probe would play knock-knock on Reagan’s pate and with his footwork. Only a few hours after his smear the qualitv care you’ve always facility. You deserve care at an vitality or the understanding to cope with the there wasn’t always somebody home to say counted on from Manchester address you can feel good about. crisis.” Elsewhere Cannon writes that, “Some Sam Hill didn’t Lou Cannon tell us this before? Say of Dr. Martin Luther King J r . was revealed In the HAR’TFORD (AP) - The holi­ knock-knock who? That drove the reporters crazy, Nixon papers, there was Buchanan extolling the Memorial Hospital. PromptCare at Manchester administration officials said Reagan’s grasp of about seven years ago before we voted for him. In showing that Reagan didn’t have facts straight, days have slowed a state agency’s What does PromptCare's ' Memorial Hospital. substance is so tenuous he is also capable of fact. Cannon, who has always been classed as one courage of 19th-century civil rights activists who inquiry into the state’s purchase of that he was living in a make-believe world but the helped slaves to freedom via the Underground unique hospital liKation mean to ______PROMFICARE IS______authorizing an action without precisely realizing of the first and most loyal Reaganauts in the press electorate didn’t care if their big guy spent his lighting equipment from compan­ what he has done.” Railroad. Like his hero Ollie North, they broke the ies represented by the husband of a you? It means already being at AFFORDABLE corps, has salted his pieces on Reagan with little afternoons playing let’s pretend. your hospital if your condition nuggets suggesting that, at the least, the president law for higher principle, Buchanan explained. Meriden state senator, a spokes­ Our basic exam and treatment fee What have we here — Pat Buchanan, man says. Farewell Open House warrants more serious attention. AS IF ’THAT WEREN’T ENOUGH. Cannon talks is neither a well-read nor knowledgeable man. IF WE DIDN’T KNOW we could guess Ronnie is $40. There will be additional demonstrator, defying the law for a sacred cause? Thomas Barnett, spokesman for It means being assured of high about Reagan signing orders “without reading the Cannon would be able to go back over his copy and doesn’t read much and Ronnie doesn’t know much. charges for more complicated We can picture him now, picketing Congress and Administrative Services Commis­ The Michael Maasaro Family quality, complete medical service fine print’ ’ and quotes a White House staffer as point to numerous little anecdotes tending to depict You could tell that, even if he was for lower taxes, sioner Elisha C. Freedman, could care, certain procedures and sup- saying that the president “might sign something the president as a low-wattage light bulb. singing, “All we are saying/Is ’Give war a cordially invites its loyal customers and at any hour for any problem. he wasn’t qualified for the job. But what does that chance!”’ not say Monday how much longer And because of PromptCare’s very important that was placed before him and prove? Jam es Madison was qualified — Jeez! the the inquiry will take. “This is a friends to a Farewell Open House on literally not remember it ” ’This invites wondering HE WASN’T ’THE ONLY ONE. Ronald Reagan difficult time of the year,” Barnett Manchester Mernorial Hospital guy wrote the Constitution, didn’t he — and he was Christmas Eve from 1-4 p.m. IcK-ation, we've met all the rigor­ PROMITCAREIS if National Hero Ollie North and sub-national hero has been acting like goofus for years, but a bum president. ’There’s only one qualification for said. ACCIiSSlBl.E John Poindexter were in the habit of wandering apparently we weren’t Impressed, When he told the At issue is the purchase of at least ous hospital and stale accredita­ that job — knowing how to get it and that Ronald We sincerely thank you for your PrompIC are Is idealiv liKated at into the Oval Office to tell Reagan they were about $400,000 In fluorescent lighting tion standards, After you visit P country that trees were a major source of air Reagan knew. Hanrltpatpr Hrralft equipment from two companies, patronage over the past 35 years. PromptCare, we’ll assist your Manchester Memorial Hospital to commit some act of international silliness pollution, the remark didn’t go unreported. Indeed At one time in a career that may have been more Founded In 1881 PromptCare confident it would have smudged over in his his exaggerations and hallucinatory episodes both of which are represented personal physician in providing on .-XmiorA'Street, oil Main Street glorious than the president’s but was shorter, PENNY M. SIEFFEHT...... PuWtorw exclusively in Connecticut by the It has been a pleasure to have had memory before you can say anti-aircraft missiles concerning welfare mothers and such were widely you with continuing care, referring WALK-IN MEUICAI.CEN PER I’lenivol parking close bv Napoleon was present to promote one of his lesser OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Extcutivd Editor John Mustone Co. Inc. of Meriden, the opportunity to serve you. Al MANCIII SII R .Ml .MdUIAI lllls l'l lAI for Iran broadcast, but until now it didn’t seem to matter. known generals. The emperor’s aide recited the JAMES P. SACKS...... Minoging Editor headed by John Mustone, husband 6 4 7 ^ 4 7 7 0 ’The last paragraph of Cannon’s piece has a Congresswoman Pat Schroeder coined the general’s qualifications, but Napoleon waved him ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AmocIMb Editor of Sen. Amelia P. Mustone, D- former White House official remarking that expression “Teflon president,” and everybody into silence “I don’t want to know all that. Just tell _Merlden. 331 Center Street “ Reagan's vitality is critical to his presidency and agreed and went on voting for him DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvoflMIng Dlroctor The General Assembly’s Pro­ me one thing, is the man lucky?” MARK F. ABRAITI8...... BubIomb Minigsr Manchester it is less now than it should be ’The flame isn’t Or you can look at it this way: can you call a Hell Ron’s luck ran out. It’s as simple as that. SHELDON COHEN...... CompoBingMBnagtr gram Review and Investigations burning as brightiy now There’s a flicker to it ” man dumb who gets himself elected governor of ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrBBBroom Mintgar Committee has asked the state 647-9995 The first response to such a piece is to ask why in California and president twice’’ Isn’t that smart by JEANNE Q FROMERTH...... Circulation Managar Inspector general to look into the Nicholas Von Hoffman is a symllcated coinmnisl. matter. * MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 23, ifliifi

HAaAR THE HONRIM.C by DIk ai«wiM MANCHESTER HERALD. ’Tuesday. Dec. 23, 1986 — 7 s n a f u by Bruce Beattie ttEANUTS by Chartee M. Schulz _/JU ST ASPPlMkiLE I ^ Tt4B CA^LL,BR& ) ^loT &3^ OF NUTME<&/ r No© I© fzeA P Y '/' I CANT SLEEP 316 UJHY?AREYOU, BR0THER..P0 VOU THINK I STARTING TO iArms dealer Canada not involved U.S./World in Brief SH0UU76IVE THE TREE BACK FEEL 6UILTY? Jim Drlnkard May 19M arms shipment. TO THAT ugly KIP 7 7 h t A noclottd P rtts rebels. don’t know, and I won’t know until News accounts have quoted Fur- Secord refused to talk to the he does it,” said Rep. Lee Hamil­ Moslems say they’ll free hostage mark as saying two Canadian House panel and cited his constitu­ ton, D-Ind„ chairman of the House J WASHINGTON-Saudi Arabian investors, Walter E. Miller and «rm s dealer Adnan Khaaboggi tional protection against self- committee. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Shiite Moslems claiming to hold two Donald Fraser, provided Khasoggi incrimination, according to com­ Secord’s appearance was the last Frenchmen hostage today pledged to release one soon as a • ' >«a(/ rtoday denied report! that Canadian with 910 million in credit for the investors were involved in flnanc- m ittee sources speaking on formal action scheduled by con­ Christmas gesture, and urged France to stop sending military K ^ e ffir weapons deal. condition of anonymity. His brief gressional investigators until the supplies to Iraq. ‘ ing the U.S. arms sales to Iran. Khashoggi is a Saudi billionaire "There’s no Canadians involved. appearance lasted only a few 100th Congress convenes Jan. 6 and ’The Revolutionary Justice Organization made the promiseina who has said he helped arrange and minutes. House and Senate select investigat­ statement delivered to Beirut’s independent newspaper ■ £ . ^ g 7 J went to a bank in the Cayman finance the U.S.-Iran arms islands,” Khaahoggi said in an The Justice Department says ing committees begin their work. An-Nahar and the leftist As-Safir newspaper. YWMANTOM by Lm Palk a t y Barry HE SAlP I COULP HAVE TOMORROW transactions. THE TREE IF IT FELL OVER-.. IS CHRISTMAS/_____ interview on NBC-TVs “Today” that Secord, along with fired It was accompanied by pictures of two French television Khashoggi’s commoits came as National Security Council aide Lt. Meanwhile, one of the Reagan ^allmIlerJ, Y luasWi .'^THAT'S HIS WAV-N I PON'T FEEL GUILTY AT ALL! EVE.. 1 GUILTY.. program. “I have a Canadian crewmen kidnapped March 8: soundman Aurel Cornea, 54, and the House Intelligence Committee Col. Oliver North and Secord’s administration’s prime stated mo­ THANKS TO , ...... / noto urs. THERE'S smployee that’s president of my tried to question retired Maj. Gen. lighting engineer Jean-Louis Normaiidin, 34, both of whom )OU. BUT,, I'LL COWE POR^ ANOTHER my. Jiompany. So they said Canadian ■business partner, Albert Hakim, tives for the entire Iran initiative — worked for France’s Antenne-2 television network. NEVER BE 1 THAT. Richard V. Secord, a key figure in are under investigation. minimizing the chances for Soviet ;fniiandng...” the Iran-Contra arms deal. The pictures showed Cornea wearing glasses and pyjamas and Khaahoggi, who also repeated his Secord appeared before the Se­ encroachment on the strategically Secord, according to congres­ nate Intelligence. Committee on Normandin in a dark jogging suit with the word ’’soccer” across voenials that he made any money by important nation — was questioned the chest. Both hostages had thick beards. sional sources and other witnesses Dec. 9. He refused to answer by a new analysis from the Itirokering the U.S. weapons sales, before the House and Senate They are the only Frenchmen still held by the group, which is ; contradicted the assertions of New questions, citing his constitutional Brookings Institution, a liberal "At least we caught one fish todayl" intelligence committees, played a protection against self- oriented think tank. believed made up of Shiite Moslem zealots loyal to Iran’s 'York businessman Roy Furmark.a central role in arranging the saleof Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. consultant to Khashoggi, who re­ incrimination. Joshua M. Epstein, a Brookings arms to Iran andhas been Unked by “I would think when he opens up research associate, said some U.S. portedly has said that two Canadian documents to the private resupply CAPTAIN EASY i'by Crooka A Caaale businessmen put up financing fora he could be helpful in understand- officials have exaggerated the network for Nicaragua’s Contra ingthe financial transactions. But I Boat with 48 aboard capsizes "THE CLOSER WE CAME TO VICTORY",.. •■THE CLOSER WE CAME TO OAN&EK".., i Soviet threat to Iran. roHoieeow'.* w e RINCON, Puerto Rico — Rescue workers today searched ' OTHBK WAY. &OOD waters about 250 yards off the west coast where a boat said to LUCK, Ml© have been carrying 48 people from the Dominican Republic BLONfNC by Daan Yoimic A Btan Draka AMieOft FELIX Three teens charged in ‘racial lynching’ capsized, killing at least four people. ; r _ K.E 'x L -»iCE A OLT" 1 M TME ONL.V >L. W E S E S < I NOW, W HAT Police detained at least seven survivors, but most of the ~o 9wv A ; , nl>m0ER HE MUST HAVE O N E ► € « £ lAJMBe? C A N I c?o passengers were unaccounted for and it was feared the death toll _^?< E v -- VS ^sX.BS ARE L' ■^1 =OR VOU ? ' b r a i n NEW YORK (AP) - Three white and John Lester, 17, were charged would rise. If youths were charged with second- with second-degree murder, In Miami, Coast Guard spokesman Luiz Diaz said those on the degree murder today after they and second-degree manslaughter and boat apparently were trying to enter Puerto Rico illegally. H others beat three black men with second-degree assault, police said.' The bodies of three women and a man remained on the beach ■ m J i sticks, baseball bats and tree limbs, They faced arraignment today. E near the small coastal town of Rincon 75 miles west of San Juan and chased one man across a A fourth youth, who was arrested after the shipwreck Monday night. -T highway to his death, police said. with the other, was released Police said six teenagers, rang­ because there wasn’t enough evi­ ing in age from 16 to 18, and a dence to hold him, said police Philippine rebel says bases must go ARLO AND JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson 14-year-old girl, all white, were spokesman Sgt. John Venetucci. being questioned, but had not been Ladone and Kern live in Howard MANILA, Philippines — A negotiator for Communist rebels m ABOUT TO LEAVE 1%1 AHDI HAVE ONE charged in what Mayor Edward I. Beach, while Lester lives in Ozone said today as new peace talks began that U.S. bases in the country A»0KTRA»5R*TEt) > WORD FOR <(00: Koch likened to “a racial Park and is originally from South must be closed but that the timetable is negotiable. He criticized rO lW G ' lynching.” Africa, authorities say. the government for rejecting rebel demands before the talks. C oai T N i FASnUCS by M H a» The attack Saturday on three Griffith went to the neighborhood Antonio Zumel, spokesman for the Communist-dominated / ■ blacks who were stranded in the shortly after midnight Saturday National Democratic Front, spoke to reporters before entering a mostly white Howard Beach sec- Z ■’•O A V \ IttJCY'G te h* x 5 fv K tb N E after the car in which he was a closed-door negotiating session at the State Accounting Office on I SOSSS THAT . tion of Queens, and the arrests js*i kG 4 ,:oHF!r>*iT i TjRt »^P^eR. TNiNaS tJnH itV ' passenger broke down. While the the outskirts of Manila. EtflPlAlHSMV’ Monday, focused attention on what »*■ ,>twA.TV»r R n iicybr. ^ iMkfc 4 :.-»HHrrmwT ’ .•N lV driver. Curtis Sylvester, waited V im tC iC . black leaders described as deterio­ The last round of talks concluded with signing of a 60-day with the vehicle, Griffith, Sandiford cease-fire that took effect Dec. 10. rating race relations. and Grimes went to phone for help, ’’The attackers felt that they had Venetucci said. They went to the Zumel, who wore a red T-shirt, said that as a negotiator he must a right to punish Michael Griffith, New Park Pizzeria, and although be optimistic, "otherwise it defeats the entire idea of coming to -i ^ and punish him because he was there was no phone available, they the negotiating table.” JOHAbOlO'5} black,” said Harriet Michel, the ordered several slices of pizza, he director of the New York Urban said. League. ’’There has to be an Lester and two other teen-agers, Two crewmen killed In fighter crash *f-l-EY OOP ■ by Dave Graue attempt to bring people together to who were driving a girl home from GLENDALE, Ariz. — Two crewmen died in the crash of an Air see what must be done about such WENPTy , COME AH WANTCHA T'GO AFTUH a friend’s 18th birthday party, Force jet fighter on a bombing and gunnery range near Gila Bend OV«LH HEAH.' / k ^ s u R E y 'a l l 1 w h y n o t ? h e attitudes.” MISTUHOOR HENRY,AN' WHEN spotted the three black men enter­ in southwestern Arizona, military officials said. AH GCrr A JOB HE GETS THROUGH DOIN' WHAT- / )VVANTA SEND) WON'T a r o u s e Griffith, a 23-year-old construc­ UA FOR VALL) S? Ar2'yr5h.. I / ^ ®OY TDO/SUSPICION, AND ing the pizzeria and shouted racial EVAH HE'S GONNA DO TO TH' PLACE,Y'HEAH\ / A MAN'S HE KNOWS THIS The F-5 fighter crashed about 8; 45 a.m. Monday while on a YANKEES. tion worker, was hit and killed by a insults at them, said a police P ^ ^ WORK! J COUNTRY LIKE TH' ' car Saturday morning as he and routine training mission, said Luisa Baily, spokeswoman for BACK OF HIS HAND.' lieutenant who spoke on condition m l ►c»NO T TNE STOVE two friends, Cedric Sandiford, 36, of anonymity. Luke Air Force Base. A base duty officer said late Monday the and Timothy Grimes, 18, fled from Returning to the party, they next of kin had not been contacted. AP photo a band of white toughs, police said. convinced eight or nine others to go Ms. Baily said the plane was assigned to the 405th Tactical Tom McCarthy, a spokesman for with them in search of the blacks, Training Wing at Luke. Police lead Scott Kern, 17, from the 106th precinct in New the district attorney’s office, said said police spokesman Capt. Mi­ Cause of the crash in a restricted area of the gunnery range was under investigation, she said. York City iate Monday night after he and two other prosecutors would seek to prove chael Julian. The youths found that Griffith’s death occurred be­ Griffith and his friends as they were youths were charged with murder following an attack cause of actions performed ’’with leaving the pizzeria. Friday night on three blacks in their neighborhood. One depraved indifference to human According to Sandiford, three Ex-Reagan aide says bishcps wrong 2 life,” bringing a maximum penalty of the men being attacked was killed accidentally as he cars pulled up with about 10 WASHINGTON — A former economic adviser to President of 25 years to life. teen-agers, some of them carrying THE SOWN LOSER • by Art Sanaom tried to escape, police said. Jason Ladone, 16; Scott Kern, 17; Reagan says the nation’s Roman Catholic bishops are ignoring baseball bats and tree limbs. the Bible as well as sound economics in their call for more NCOP w5-Eoe r^?EFK WINE WTl^ F l BaiEVE^Y^'GlEUP/CJTO'PXfoMEAU government help for the poor. HiS MEAL? An official of the bishops’ national organization says that’s a I'LL HAVgJre LAIT" IG AN FMTREE mistaken and a “highly individualistic reacling” of the (jVXSErcWLI] TWI6. J ^ Sakharov hits Soviet policies on return Scriptures. ------r " At a congressional hearing Monday, William A. Niskanen A s t r o g r a p h iBv Carol J. Williams 3 Asked about the Soviet presence friends,” he said. their convictions.” accused the bishops of merely trying to recycle what he called the ;The Associated Press in Afghanistan, Sakharov said; “I Sakharov was non-committal "I hope for freedom for eve­ failed social programs of President Lyndon Johnson’s Great > consider this the most painful part AC»OM a *‘ ^im u > when asked about leaving the ryone," Sakharov told reporters. “I Society — a contention a number of conservatives have made. ; MOSCOW — Andrei Sakharov of our foreign policy and I hope Soviet Union. will try to exert maximum efforts returned to Moscow today from But Niskanen went on to take the bishops to task on religious ‘^ f a u r there will be more decisive mea­ “I would agree to leave, but this as far as I can so that this (the nearly seven years of internal exile grounds, which is something other critics have been slow to do * >«**«■» sures taken in that sphere than are question is not before me,” he said, jailing of dissidents) will be publicly. « r t h d ^ and picked up where he left off being taken at present.” adding his emigration was unlikely stopped.” I before his banishment, criticizing because he had been involved in Sakharov said his health was all I * a* Soviet policies in Aghanistan and THE SOVIET UNION deployed classified research in the 1950s and right, but "my wile is in poor demanding freedom for dissidents. about 115,000 troops-in Afghanistan 1960s. NASA plans 6 launches In ’87 tr^..«*.abr: r- -»* in^UtZ " .'C* condition. Her leg is ailing, appar­ X Ay- The 65-year-old Nobel laureate in December 1979 to help the r aa«? T * .r -a » * .i .r '1 » i ? » , • r | | FWAZar AHO ERNEST by Bob Thevea ently from the contusion suffered MELBOURNE, Fla. —Six unmanned rockets, including one on f and physicist, who helped develop communist government there fight ASKED WHAT HE thought about during the war.” i iT*nr -V the first Soviet hydrogen bomb, a “Star Wars” mission,” will be launched in 1987, NASA officials a nationwide Moslem insurgency. the policies of Soviet leader Mikhail say. zm rm n-jm m PERfiONNEL said he planned to work on space Sakharov’s criticism of the de­ S. Gorbachev, Sakharov said; ”I BONNER WAS wounded by r CAN £=XPLA»N research for the Soviet Union. Payloads of the other launches will include two satellites for r*i»i. r.rp. roslavsky train station at about 7 Soviet officials said last week going on in the country now.” Sakharov staged three hunger .kr'ilrr; •'» m^ir,r *T% IN M Y EMPL o VMENT- a.m. after an eight-hour trip from that Sakharov’s request to be Sakharov said that during a strikes in 1984 and 1985 to win Administration. ,r ■>mr ''A«r; \0tTfZ Gorky, a city closed to foreigners allowed to return to Moscow was telephone conversation with (Gorba­ The launch date of the classified “Star Wars” mission, ■ .r tr.t.f h%tfr-. .y tc.,r ‘,r »r‘.ir.‘.r.ra w- .a If *yr l><*r CrvsW parka, smiled occasionally while to pressure from abroad. said he told Gorbachev. "Who is reporters, saying, "It is not me who failed May 3. speaking to reporters in Russian for "This has become possible be­ next, who will perish next? It is has arrived, it is Andrei Dmitrich," ••'U'.J r ^ «asrrn W i ■:«iM'.>«r« ‘ .L, : about 20 minutes. Bonner, 63, *» i« ■laar' v * q . EVEp-f^ YE>VP THEY ( Ae>U\TCASBAKDA cause of the grandiose interna­ intolerable for our country, the fact referring to her husband. •O ' ' /* .O' .o zr--." • „• ^ /E //E THE EfAME THIfsia- I piANBTiCk:Brra looked thin and pale and sat quietly tional defense by my family, the that we have in our country Sakharov said he and his wife L. / / / : T O P C H ^ \^ T M A e > ... . krUAL^ LUMPUR, on the side of the platform. scientists and public leaders and prisoners who are suffering for lived in near isolation in Gorky. 9 SaM t » c ,i. I Today’s travelers 8 »'• •■« r ^ a a r Celebrate Christmas •■* " *w ',r ,r r worry about checks S t - 41 I / SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A I 3(l\ ' V » '» X 9 major fear prior to the 18th century at the Center 8 ./• w- * ,F * r w av’ n and the creation of travelers * ^ • •- 44 checks was losing money or having ® Channels « ,F* 56 i it stolen. Today’s travelers worry ifV* ,r,^ ,r more about losing their travelers 872-2140 iu i * Christmas Eve 8 ^ P -.F*- t ■ V r- >1 IMfltNon mmiifium checks. ptXm •uM«ol to ohinoB of Beauty 8 But according to John Watanabe, Services 8 director of BankAmerica Travel­ Hoo[) earrings set with ers Checques, less than one percent 30diamonds,$6U) 8 of the certificates are ever lost or W ItSffiH Channel-Style diamond Celebrating Christ’s stolen. CNIsCO . jewelry with that fashionable Birth »i)iKlf«, tint no luck. When he played' ♦ 1 I Finding tailored look. ^ / . the third .spade, Kast won the nine and with Choirs, Carols and Communion |j ^'*a abs^ ^ #.aay ifr cashed the queen to set the contract. « I I « r'i better way ^ « r Ih'clarer has a lictter play. After the . 5:30 pm / 7:30 pm Family Services 9 My ffl/ffTiy lirsi diamond ruff, he should play a Bracelet set with (> diamonds Flat low heart from both hands. He can Music by the Pilgrim Choir •-« a ^ r X , Kx'ause herringbone chain. $295 ^ , -I tiN'l a ««mrid oftfrilot; tilrl with now nifl another diamond, play the 8 6 tir9* tffuttti t fyfiif III In ffirnM#ini fifth aii(i|*4it 1 w )lh filii CMLM « . • I able III ruff with the club nine. Even if SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS: (hain.$505 8 « - I . »/. f'Ait aitnf,l/ hit! oi0 t liitm ‘rin* hearts lieKan 4 2, he Is safe if West. Music by the Chancel Choir *o'hhftp ^rl07 lull nol lh« (flfiy Sliiiled with Ihe two hearts. Finally ' All si'tlings Mk velliiw gold 8 e ven If Weal had four hearts original^ • 8 fiA FlraiM *t,nk Ih#’ flinnKifif} that West also ! R e d » 1 8 dozen •w tm **. *».»». 'Intntfi/ a III ^ and u has Ih e remaining trump. If declarer ‘ 8 •|. a »v,F,e./J If/- |rl't^M | a hfifill |i, l|ll|M * • • • 9 • I n i l niff Ihe third heart In dummy he - R o s e s cash & carry Center Congregational Church 8 " / • W./.0 'ir>«l N Hlfiiif/} (inolliM ilhi I no Iheii Ihlow Ills losing small spkde ! 'f*./< . N.f A P r,f . Iiil.n A mi diiiiiinv s queen of clubs and claim ■ Corner of Center and Main Streets 8 i9 9 9 (f % m • 9 • w. inr m. iMmI hifri h, , uqI, 8 ■»-A • irif. >|•|/^/.ll }(/. iiitil i/i tliai iiifl find Jewelers Since 1885 in the center of Manchester nnisioi DANBuny rAHwiNoioN nAnm)Hi' MANcutsim mimhiih 8 ' / *1/*/ ir|/*/| (/I U(l/»'9» ft h*MII ( N liw A n ew iHHik by JmtwH .l»robv and his i »./• ' /»eild fila^ ^ *»»i»l 1 nfindn tf Min-OHl) NlWHAVtN SOUlHBUMy . 1 ON 1HOWBUI i WA'IHHuM 8 luibnt, llw lain Oswald .lacofiy, Is now ■' We Pray For You — A Christmas filled with Tf|VV/lA<* b»A/A f I li/. llla||^ dill Michaels Chaiye/Masier Caul $ ■•<» an I avallabln al iMxikslorns It Is "Jacoby 8 8 ••■Nev. IfA H'tulfi l»ir|l//T II it I'll I aid llamns. " fiiiblishnd by Pharos 643-9559 Hope, Peace, Love and Joy! ia<«d fiHIt PiiMiM f | 0 " f t I id O .8 8 lliuiks «ai HAsnoso ioao, MANcmns SSWlEMIflCtasnCBHIMSretCttESlBKMIlMSIEMmndMOWCailMI iiwJi I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday, Dec. 23, 19H6 I MANCHESTER HERAl.n, Tuesday. Dec. 23, 1986 — 9 Finguerra sell Prisoner FOCUS attempts land for mall . a # .*>^1 hanging The Chicago-based Homart De­ Finguerra still owns about 150 velopment Corp., which plans to additional acres around the mall sVv‘:, A Manchester man arrested build the giant Mail at Buckland site where he plans to build a major early this morning on charges of Hills in northern Manchester, pur­ hotel, and commercial and residen­ threatening another man with a chased 115 acres from its partner in tial development. He said he has no $V' the project. New York developer timetable for when that develop­ shotgun attempted to hang himseif John Finguerra, according to town ment will occur, but added that site while being held at police head­ quarters, poiice said today. The winners! land records. plans are currently being worked The conveyance tax on the out. Theinan, Steven Michael Didcen- transfer was $13,776.40, indicating son, S3, of 128 Eldridge St„ was that the purchase price was about Homart, a subsidiary of Sears, charged with threatening, disor- Congratulations to the three winners of the ‘My Most .r . ;r , $12,524,000. Roebuck and Co. and one of the deriy conduct and criminal mi­ The land, north of Interstate M largest mall developers In the schief after he aliegediy aimed a Unforgettable Christmas’ contest. We hope you enjoy between Slater and Buckland United States, will build the shop­ ioaded shotgun at Michael Arthur streets, is the site where the ping center with another firm, Diana, 27, of 71 Green Road^ them as much as we did. 785.000-square-foot enclosed shop­ Melvin Simon and Associates of foilwing a dispute between the two ping center and its anticipate Indianapolis. In the past, the two men in the third-floor apartment at spinoff commercial development developers had cbmpeted to build a 128 Eldridge St. are being planned. regional mall in the area, but last During his detainment at police The transaction, which was com­ summer both agreed to combine headquarters, Dickenson ripped up 1- " f e i pleted Monday afternoon, means their projects. a blanket in his holding ceii, then Surprise visit I*. I . .'riiS.% •••. •» that Finguerra will be stepping Manchester officials have wel­ attempted to hang himseif with his shoeiaces, according to a police aside and will no longer be Involved comed the prospect of vast com­ vjK' report. While Dickenson was being in the mall project, Finguerra said mercial development in the Buck- Meg Berte and Corey Craft sit amidst the MACC Emergency Food Pantry. Editor’s note: Elaine Wandych captured transported to Manchester Memor­ today. land area because of expected cans that were coiiected by students at top honors with her recollection of M ACC is stiil seeking contributions to ial Hospital for examination, Di­ Finguerra said he started pur­ economic benefits to the town. Bennet Junior High Schooi to support Christinas 1942. She moved to Manchester chasing the land in northern heip needy people over the holidays. ana, who was also charged in the Originally, Melvin Simon had in 1983, after spending most of her life in Manchester a year ago specifically planned to build the proposed incident, ripped up his blanket and told police that be also wanted to go to sell it to Homart. Winchester Mall in South Windsor. Meriden. She has worked as an executive to the hospital, the police report secretary. Problems overwhelm a family said. A hospital spokeswoman said this My friend Barbara and I were sitting in E Editor's note: This is one of a series of vignettes enable her to care for her disabled daughter, the morning Dickenson was examined Waste plan passes prepared by the Manchester Area Conference of flat grant provided by the state will cover rent and at MMH and discharged to police. her kitchen, drinking coffee, trying to find Churches, which is seeking to provide needy food. Police arrived at the Eldridge comfort in each other’s presence. people with food and Christmas gifts. COVENTRY - The Town Coun­ disposal. Street apartment at about 1 a.m. It was Christmas Eve, 1942. My fiance, cil Monday night approved a solid There is no money at all for back bills or extras. following a report of a fight. TTie plan approved Monday was None of the family have shoes or boots — only Carl, had been shipped to some unknown waste disposal plan that will bring revised from an earlier one put Even before her husband left them, it was hard Dickenson told police be and Diana the town into compliance with a coping with mounting bills and serious illness. sneakers, and we would like to provide some were fighting and, after Diana destination, my brother was in the service before the council in December. special games and crafts this Christmas for a state mandate. Gatzkiewicz originally recom­ Now Jane finds herself, like so many of the single struck him, he told his wife to bring and my sister was stationed somewhere in parent families referred to MACC by town and plucky little girl. The plan — put together by Town mended the trash go to the WERF him his shotgun, according to the Europe. We felt the loneliness and when the door opened and there stood Carl Planner Patricia Gatzkiewicz and state agencies, almost overwhelmed by financial Jane and her children are among the 343 reports. C because of its convenient location. and physical problems. desolation, like all young people did in 1" full uniform. We fell into each other’s adopted unanimously by the coun­ However, council members pro­ households MACC hopes to help during the Diana was charged with disor­ those w ar days. I thought about Carl and arms, alternately laughing and crying. cil — recommends that Coventry tested that idea because of its high The youngest of the three children suffers from Christmas season. Non-perishable foods, new and derly conduct and criminal mi­ take steps to join either the existing cost and asked Gatzkiewicz to both kidney andspinal aiiments. Recovering from good-as-new used toys, and gifts for shut-ins and schief. Both men were held on $500 wondered where in the world he was. Apparently, the troop ship He De France Windham Energy Relief Facility or investigate other facilities. kidney surgery at Newington Children’s Hospital, elderly people may be left at the town’s Center surety bonds pending appearances We were interrupted in our self-pity by a had returned to New York Harbor after she was home for Thanksgiving and is now the mid-Connecticut facility under " I want to adopt this plan in good StrTOt fire headquarters, the Eighth District fire this morning at Manchester Super­ sudden knock at the door. Barbara, reports of Nazi submarines in the area. construction in Hartford. attending school on a special part-time program. station at 32 Main St., any office of the Heritage ior Court. ___ faith,” council member Patrick endeavoring to be flippant, shouted “ Come Any serviceman who lived within 100 miles The action was required to meet a Flaherty said before Monday’s A leg brace and special wiring enable her to get Savings and Loan Association or the Manchester Jan. 1 deadline set by the Depart­ around, providing limited mobility for a youngs­ Mall at 811 Main St. Checks can be mailed to An East Hartford man was in if you’re good-looking.” of New York was given an impromptu vote. “ Is it possible to negotiate charged with driving while intoxi­ ment of Environmental Protection with W ERF and Hartford?" ter who has had more than her share of MACC Seasonal Sharing, P.O. Box 773, Manches­ A huge jolly beautiful lady walked in and six-hour furlough. for cities and towns to submit difficulties. Until Jane can find a job that will ter, Conn.,. 06040. cated following a three-car acci­ we each donated to the “ poor little Gatzkiewicz said that could be dent on Charter Oak Street Satur­ ELAINE WANDYCH I have never forgotten that precious, 20-year plans for solid waste done. day evening. ... first place orphans.” She visited for a while. After she incredibly-happy Christmas Eve. James F. Carr, 28, was also left another knock sounded . charged with operating without This time I myself replied, “Come in if Elaine Wandych insurance after the accident, which you’re good-looking! ” I almost fainted 110 Irving St. District ieader says sewer deiay is town’s fauit occurred around 7 p.m, police said today. The town is to blame lor the What delayed the work was that this morning. entitled to the outlet charges in Police said Carr, who was travel­ Eighth Utilities District’s delay in town Board of Directors gave Weiss the town was slow in providing A decision by the Department of order to cover the cost of down­ ing west on Charter Oak Street, building a sewer line planned in the authority to make that offer. engineering data to the district’s Environmental Protection allows turned left into the path of another Buckland to serve new develop­ stream improvements to the town consulting engineer for the project, the town to operate a key valve that sewer system, into which the Mayor Barbara Weinberg said vehicle operated by Nirmala Gifts of love ment in northwestern Manchester, Richard Lombardi of Vernon, will enable it to channel waste into district waste eventually flows. Reddy, 42, of Bolton. Police said district President Walter Joyner this morning the town directors did Joyner charged. In addition, he the town’s sewer line and collect Carr then backed up, striking charged today. Joyner said the district needs not vote on the matter, but have Editor’s note: Third-place winner is Christine said the town delayed giving the outlet charges that go with it. those funds to maintain its sewer another eastbound vehicle driven Joyner said the district had hoped voted to support public improve­ Law of Manchester. She has lived on Loomis Eighth District the go-ahead to The district wants to collect those lilies. by Jean L. Laughnan, 39, also of to start building the sewer line four ments in the Buckland area for a Street for 40 years. She is a counselor at the build the line while leaving intact fees in order to help cover the cost Asked about an offer by Weiss planned shopping mall. Bolton. months ago. He said bids for the group home on East Middle Turnpike. the district’s right for an appeal to of building the line, and is currently that the town stands ready to Police said Reddy and two Mystery box project, estimated to cost $1.4 the state over who would control the 2 appealing the D EP’s decision. provide sewer service to Buckland ” So I think from that the daughters in her car, Sujani Reddy, million, could have gone out for this flow through the line. Joyner also criticized Weiss’s if the Eighth District does not, manager could assume the board 13, and Sunatha Reddy, 11, were A memorable Christmas event occurred in winter, when building activity is Editor's note; Second-place winner is Town Manager Robert Weiss contention, made in a letter sent to Joyner would not comment. would support sewers,” Weinberg taken to Manchester Memorial the ’50s when our grammar school class made slower and costs are less. Shirley Popeleski of 112 Helaine Road. She has could not be reached for comment Joyner on Friday, that the town is However, he questioned when the said. Hospital. ceramic earrings and tie clips for our parents. Needless to say how heavy they came out. and lived in Manchester all her life, growing up in how "hom em ade” they looked! the Manchester Green section of town. She Toy experts urge parental caution Ma proudly wore her big round green recently retired after 30 years with the earrings — which gave her awfully droopy ear telephone company. lobes — to work as church secretary. Dad went Contlnned from page 1 safety. Statler said. ces,” Statler said. “ But many of I have always loved Christmas, but 1984 3 to P ratt tc Whitney, where he worked as an "Depending on the toy, it might these older toys are stored in rates a special spot. Our daughter Janet, a In 1972. the U.S. government engineer, wearing his long heavy tie clip with go through 100 tests,” Levin said. garages and basements and are ballerina, had been dancing in Europe for passed the Safety Products Act and sagging tie. Another thing that has helped is sold in flea sales or are handed several years. We did not expect her to be with created the Consumer Product down.” Neither of my parents commented on their the formation of private companies us. Safety Commission a year later to that help toy manufacturers and gifts in any negative way. They were so happy Statler urged parents to buy The family was to gather for Christmas Eve SHIRLEY POPELESKI help avoid product-related injuries. distributors detect potentially dan­ and proud because their daughter made these newer toys and stay away from the at my sister’s home. Several months prior to Although the commission does not gerous elements in their products gifts for them. And today. I say that I am happy . . . second place inspect toys before they reach the older ones that may not have Christmas our Old English sheepdog, Quincy, before they get on store shelves. and proud to have good parents like mine. shelves, it can investigate consu­ undergone extensive product had passed away. When our son Tom brought Such practices not only improve testing. M erry Christmas, M a, and to you too. Dad, in mers’ complaints. If consumers the reputation of toy manufactur­ in a large box I was convinced that he had God’s House. to say we were truly overjoyed. My son sat find a problem with a toy. or any ers, but help avoid lawsuits and Regardless of how many tests a bought us another dog, as I saw the box niove back with a glint in his eye, pleased that he product for that matter, they can new toy goes through, Statler said, costly recalls. a little. My husband and I broke the ribbon and was able to pull off the surprise. call the commission at 1-800-638- children can still get hurt \f they are Christine H. Law Even with safer newer toys tore the paper and we were about to open the CPSC. not careful. K e f e k iik 133 Loomis St. hitting the market, there are still CHRISTINE H. LAW lid when our daughter jumped out of the box. Shirley Popeleski Along with that, the government older ones around that can be a STUART STATLER "Any toy can prove to be d ... third place We could hardly believe our eyes! Needless 112 Helaine Rd. . . . careful giving and toy manufacturers have estab­ hazard. hazard,” he said, “ if the toy is u.sed lished a set of standards to ensure "W e have made major advan­ in a way it is not intended. #3423 BM featerG In I75L $17.45 Obituaries 9 These Christmas honorable mentions are unforgettables Harold G. Shannon are tonight from 7to9. There will be made to the American Heart Ruth O ’Leary a Masonic service at 7:15 tonight at \ . Harold G. Shannon. 78, of 17 Oval Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ responded down below!! Cinderella story the funeral home. ford 06105. Ruth (Lewis) O’Leary of Hart­ Editor’s note: Among the "D on’t sweat it Mom. The that baby Jesus as a Savior Lane, died Tuesday at Manchester M y gift to the fam ily that Memorial Hospital after being Memorial donations may be ford, wife of Edward J. O’Leary, many unforgettable Christ­ Lord’s taking care of me.” who really came and walked made to the Manchester Rescue died Sunday at Hartford Hospital. mas memories received by And yet a month after this this earth for us personally. year was handmade at Henry stricken at home. He was the ’Twas the week before Squad, care of Town of Manchester She was the mother of George A. the Manchester Herald, these trust proved God once more, Danny enjoyed opening that M iller’ s woodworking shop. It husband of Alice (McAllister) Christmas, and a very special Shannon. Fire Department. 75 Center St. Edith Scovllle (Debra) Kingsbury Jr. of Coventry. SA V E received honorable mention. the kid was dying anyway. long-awaited guitar, thinking, was a maple magazine rack. aunt had invited me to spend a He was born in Barre. Vt., May Edith (Risley) Scoville, 84, of She also is survived by a son, The first, Danny’s story, ex­ There wasn’t time to debate "N ow I need m y new heart so Wood and all, it cost $2! few days with her. Many years 12', 1908, and had been a resident of East Hartford, sister of Clifford Edward N. O’Leary of Hartford. ceeds the 250-word length set whether this all seemed fair. I’ll have the strength to play Our fam ily in 1935 decided to Anna B. VIets later I realized that the reason Manchester for the past 45 years. Risley of Manchester, died Sunday BEST SALE by the judges. The story, There was only time to grow it.” give good used gifts. I wanted A private funeral and burial will for this special visit at this Before he retired in 1980, he worked Anna (Meyers) Brewer Viets, 82, at an area convalescent home. be held at the convenience of the though, is too extraordinary more trust. So Danny decided On the Saturday before a used bike from Santa, to get formerly of Somers, died Monday The funeral will be Wednesday at particular time was because at the S.K. Lavery Co. in West family. There arc no calling hours. not to share. that his Christmas list would Christmas, Danny’s heart re­ around my Manchester He­ Hartford for 40 years. at an Enfield convalescent home. 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral FO R T H E of my upcoming birthday on Farley-Sullivan Funeral Home, 96 be simple — a new heart and a flected the irregularities of rald route with. My cousin He was a member of the South She was the sister of Mary Evans of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with Dec. 28. (Yes, Virginia, your 9 Webster St., Hartford, in in charge new guitar. As the weeks failure. The I.V.s in both arms gave me his old New E ngland,, United Methodist Church, the Man­ Manchester. burial in Rose Hill Memorial Park. grandmother, OK, great­ of arrangements. A new heart passed, the screening deter­ weren’t going to keep that old Depression with the help of Bill Green’s chester Lodge of Masons, a charter Besides her sister, she is survived Rocky Hill. Calling hours are today LAST MINUTI grandmother, was once a from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be for Christmas mined that he would be a heart pumping much longer. I bike shop. For $8 and a lot of member of the Manchester Elks by two sons, Thomas H. Brewer of You put it off because you're so busy. We Christmas 1935 6-year-old child.) During that and a member of the Manchester Somers and Richard J. Brewer of Memorial donations may be made to the Newington Children’s candidate for transplant, that knew we didn’t have long to painting. I was the happiest Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., Newing­ The year had been a hopeful week the Sunday school in her Senior Citizens’ Center. He and his Enfield; a daughter, Lorraine made to the Wallingford Masonic understand. So we've saved the biggest the lungs would not have to be wait, one way or the other. kid at Barnard. ton 06111. one at the onset. Danny would My grandchildren have al­ church was presenting its wife celebrated their 55th wedding Brewer of Waterbury; three broth­ Home, Wallingford. transplanted in addition as the Hours later I came back to On the 23rd, our fam ily sale for you. enter the hospital in June for ways had bountiful Christ­ Christmas program, and it anniversary in April. ers, William Meyers of Avon, doctors had originally feared. I.C.U. from the store, walked attended the Lucia Fest at Stanley Meyers of Simsbury and corrective heart surgery. It mases. The Christmas of 1935, was an evening to be remem­ Besides his wife, he is survived by Danny felt confident that the through the door to hear a Emanuel Lutheran Church. a son. Conrad N. Shannon of Lawrence Meyers of Granby; a would be complicated, but our during the Depression, was bered by me far a lifetime. »66j Dewar'S White Label Scotch Jesus he had come to know perky voice from my dying M y Christmas Luck was at ill Brunswick, Ga.; three daughters, another sister, Helen Wallace of trust was in the Lord. By July not like this. I was a student at As I reconstructed the wouldn’t forget his list on with me. After the Fest, we Cynthia Doyon of Windsor. Colleen Wethersfield; eight grandchildren; LAST MINUTE 1.75L $18.75 Save $3.65 he was swimming and in little faith partner shout, “ M y Barnard School on Vine events when I was older, my Christmas. I remember my heart’s on the way. Mom! ” By went to Luther Hall and I had Williams of Enfield and Mrs. and three-great-grandchildren. um JAB Rare Scotch August riding a bike with his Street, and Miss Bennet was aunt had obviously asked the gut feeling went something the next night Danny had a one of the biggest Swedish Jonathan “ Dusty” (Cathy) Nelson The funeral will be Wednesday at SHOPPING? new valve and pacemaker. our principal. Hence the later Sunday school superintendent 8:15 a.m. from the Somers Funeral I 75L $18.95 Save $3.65 like, 'T il just close my eyes. Smorgasbords of my young of Coventry; a sister. Rosabel! September saw him collapse healthy heart in and ticking name, Bennet Junior High. to invite m e to be a part of the Gray of New Britain; six grand­ Home. 354 Main St.. Somers, Lord, and keep on pedaling life. The Depression Christ­ Johnnie Walker Red Label Scotch in need of another valve and for the first time in his life. Many of the kids’ parents program. Perhaps she had children; six great-grandchildren; followed by a mass of Christian this bicycle of faith 'til we Valium took him through the mas of 1935 was one of the I.75L $18.45 SaveS3.55 even that didn’t help. By had been laid off during the suggested that he ask me to and many nieces and nephews. burial at 9 a m. in All Saints meet on the other side of this holiday, but he missed nothing best. The funeral will be Wednesday at Church. Burial will be in Somers #38^/ P opov Vodka Thanksgiving he was dying. "lean ” years. My dad was put sing, or perhaps it was his own SLEDS miracle.” As the days grew because this special Christ­ on part-time at the Connecti­ II a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Center Cemetery. Calling hours are Those were long chilly No­ Douglas A. Johnson Sr. idea. Anyway, what happened 6 desperate, we did Christmas mas exchange was personal Home. 400 Main St., with burial in today from 7 to 9 p.m. I.75L $8.15 Save $1.00 vember days as we watched cut Trolley Co. Our teachers was that I did sing, probably a early so Danny would not miss 27K Bluefleld Dr. the East Cemetery. Calling hours Memorial donations may be TOBOGGANS <3893 Zhanka Vodka the most brilliant of medical one between God and Danny at Barnard made up for slow carol, its name long forgotten out if the heart came for the minds admit that they were himself. We learned that the times. by this particular Jenny Lind, I 75L 7.25 Save $1.20 BMX BIKES $ near helpless to rescue this 25th. We learned how to see Holy birth was more dimen­ On Dec. 22 they all brought who vaguely remembers flut­ r.3 33 Drambula Uquaur skinny kid with the indomita- sional than just a birth of our in food, sandwiches, cookies tering stage-frightened King; it was the resurrection 85 E. C E N TE R SI SKATES 750ML $13.90 Save $1.80 'b le spirit. Danny would not be and you name it. butterflies. defeated. He was thirteen and power for those of us who We were "segregated” at When the gifts were distrib­ Chambord Liqueur choose to trust him. SCOOTERS convinced that God had not Barnard in 1935. The girls uted from under the tree, I 750A/1L $11.95 Save $2.45 forgotten him. On the way into We’II never be able to top a were on the top floor, the boys was bug-eyed when a big, 10 SPEED BICYCLES the second open heart, jaun­ Christmas like last year, so on the ground floor. Our beautiful doll was given to Sdle ends Dec 28/86 diced from liver and kidney this year Danny’s learning to orchestra at Barnard was me! She was gorgeous, and I OPEN MONDAY a N TUESDAY N N in TN. 10 PM QuantMti HJbfKt to State o f Connecticut law. play that special guitar. failure and hanging onto life small in those days. We played named her Cinderella on the OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TO 8 PM by the pure grace of God and Christmas carols in the halls spot, terrified that some awful State of New Hampshire Debbie Stence and stairways. The girls sang RED ROSES «1 Q 95 2 Main St • 643-7111 nothing more, Danny mused - L t>own as the elevator door shut; 360 Oakland St. in their angelic way, the boys Please tnm u> page 11 D A ILY T O 9 P.M. UQUOR COMMISSICtsI FARR’S A (ilfi Of Wine Or Spinii U Alwayt In OikkI TaMc" I M M tW KsmBW BK M f « Ba CM CW CM l « Bai BS BX iSX )E» •< atj ■ Viau /(mn-tia $I|> MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Dec. 23, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1986 — 11 Advice Tuesday T V Keep ornaments and tinsel ■\l Slk\l 1\ )0( \i s ir a u a 30c ‘. U1 lA 30 t: Al'STRALIA 30c d' SjOOPM (ESPN) M^fc Scln’s Sit W atw J o u m i (R). HILL STREET BLUES Family’s ugly little secret fT M C ] MOVIE: ’Country* A courageous on tree out of pet’s reach woman alrugglos to save her family and her land from goysmmant foreclosure. Detective Belker (Bruce: Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard. Wilford Weltz, Standing) has Justifl-; Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. Now that the able reservations when De-* ANSWER: Some cats have sensi­ tree and fixings has been hidden too long ®^pPM ( S Kldetlmo Chriatmas Spa- tective Buntz (Dennis Franz),: tive stomachs and will eat too suffering from temporary’ are up — try to much if fed just once daily. Try [E S P N ] Scholaatic Sparta Amorica (R). blindness, talks him into make them as feeding her the same amount dear [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Night the Ughta working an undercover inves­ pet proof as “ a DEAR ABBY: A good friend of W#nt Out in Qnorgla* A talented country P e t F o m m divided evL.ily Into two or three ABBY: Forty- tigation as a blind man, on possible. Every five years ago mine has asked me to be the ainger and hia aiater atay one atep ahead of feedings. If the vomiting persists godmother of her baby daughter. I trouble. Kriaty McNichol, Dennia Quaid, NBC’s “ Hill Street Blues." Christmas we she should be examined by your when I was 15, Mark Hamill, 1981. Rated PG. The “ More Skinned Against _ Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. would love to do this, and was very have pets pres­ veterinarian. He may suggest a •ny brother, 6:00PM a > C E ) ® (SB ® Nawa Than Skinned” episode airs' “ John,” raped D e a r A b b y honored to be asked. ented with ab­ different diet, some anti-nausea ’The problem is that I ’m not sure ® ) Three's Company TUESDAY, DEC. 23. dominal dis­ me. From this ( £ Magnum, P.l. medication or tests such as blood rape I got preg­ Abigail Van Buren what the responsibilities. of a tress, or worse (S ) IS ) Oimma a Braak work, a fecal exam or x-rays after nant. John was godmother are. Do you have any from eating tin­ (iS Morfc and Mindy the initial examination. A good 17 at the time. information covering this subject sel, ornaments or gift wrap paper. so that I know exactly what is (H ) Doctor Who These five 30-cent Australian stamps seem happy except the little angel, vomits frequently. Usually right home remedy is teaspoonfe'. of M y parents sent show a teacher instructing children In . second from loft, who Is getting her halo ’Try to elevate the tree enough so after eating. I feed her once daily, Maalox or Mylanta liquid a half me to the Flor­ expected of me? (S) Charfla'a Angola that puppies and kittens cannot the same cat food. She eats and hour before meals. ence Crittenton SUE ® Quincy costumes for a Christmas pageant. All trifled with. 91) Reporter 41 reach the decorations. The orna­ feels well. What causes this and Some veterinarians recommend Home in Washington, D.C., where I him I thought the family should ments make tempting targets for a gave birth to a baby boy I ’ll call (B ) MacNII-Lohrer Newahour what can I use for a hoine remedy? the withholding of food for up to one know the truth. He said nobody DEAR SUE: It is an honor to be 99 Facts of Life kitten to bat and dislodge. Be sure or two days if nausea persists, and Paul. My parents told me to tell the would believe me and I had no people at the home I didn’t know asked to be a godparent. Your [D IS ] MOVIE: ’The Liffla Prince' A Fanny Brice. Barbra Streisand, Onar the wiring is also out of reach — the rationing of water — small proof. I do have proof because I sent responsibilities are essentially young prince com es to earth from a tiny Sharif. Kay Medford. 1968. Rated G. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Favwpftch' A aport- Australian stamps celebrate young pets will sometimes chew it who my baby’s father was, but after aateroid to find the meaning o f life. Bob awriter researching a story on gambling amounts every one to two hours or for Paul’s birth certificate, and spiritual; you would be expected to [U S A ] Prim e T im e WraatUng (2 hrs.) and receive mouth bums or get I bad been there a while, I told them poaae. Gene Wilder, Richard Kiley. 1974. become obsessed with winning M the providing an ice cube to lick. John is listed as the father! What help with the religious training of the truth. When I brought the baby Rated 6. 8:30PM CB ® Orowlng P in t (CC) gembling tebles. Ryan O 'N el, Catherine electrocuted. The yule tree itself should I do? the child. home, my parents raised him to [E S P N ] Maada SpoitaLook Jason a^d Maggie attempt to celebrate Hicks. 1985. Rated R. should be sturdily set so it cannot Allan Leventhal Is a Bolton KEPT QUITE LONG ENOUGH Godparents traditionally take a their wedding anniversary, even though believe that he was their child and I [HBO] MOVIE: ’Hatch’ (CC| Police cor­ 11:35PM (X Entsrtininent TonlgM the mid-summer Christmas be tipped over by playful puppies. veterinarian. Do you have a ques­ Maggie is about to go on one o f her most was his sister. However, my special interest in the godchild as a ruption and drug trafficking are encoun­ ET talks with Arnold Schwarzenegger tion you would like to see answered DEAR KEPT: Since John got important interview assignments. (R). about his tw o upcoming film projects, Again, don’t feed pets holiday 12-year-old sister, ’ ’Mary,” knew close relative would, and they tered by a newspaper reporter working un­ Here are five in this column? Write to Pet Forum, away with raping you. and many dercover. Chevy Chase, Joe Don Baker, 3D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetima "T h e Running M an" and "Predator". nial series), a wildlife strip with a goodies. Chocolates can be toxic the whole story. remember the child on birthdays 30-cent stamps Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, rapists are repeat offenders, has it and special holidays. Should you TimMatheson. 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. (3D Novela: Herencia Maldfta 11:45PM [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Hemen red kangaroo, emu bird, koala and egg nog and fruit cake are Ten years ago, Mary called Paul [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express in a sheetlet to Manchester. occurred to you that John may also 9:00PM d ) MOVIE: ’A Christmas Help Ue' Mischief prevails at e Catholic bear, kookaburra (a kingfisher), much too rich. Your little compan­ and told him that he was my son and cease to be close to the family and celebrate the have raped Mary and possibly his WKRP in Cincinnati Carol Stingy Ebenezer Scrooge learns a boys high school during the 1960's. Don­ and the “ ain’t-no-sich-animule” E 6:30PM (X) ions will be just as happy with a cat not my brother, but she didn’t tell the child, you may stop giving gifts. ald Sutherland, Andrew McCarthy, John mid-summer own children and others while you CE (SD ABC News valuable lesson when he is visited by a ser­ Coflectors’ duck-billed platypus. Huggy Bear, a 6-month-old him that our brother, John, was his Before you accept the honor, I ies o f spirits on Christmas Eve. George C. Heard. 1985. Rated R. Christmas sea­ nip mouse or a large artificial, were keeping quiet? (3D Benson They go on to convince us that Tibetan terrier, iongingiy father. suggest that you confer with the Scott, Edward Woodward, David Warner. 12:00AM (X Koiak son now under C o r n e r hard “ bone” and will be a lot It’s time to let the ’’family child’s parents to find out what they G iS C T V 1984. (R). their country is more than sandy John had known all along that he (X NIghUlfe way in Austra­ healthier. iooks up at the Christmas secret” out of the closet. Tell John expect of you. m ® Moonlighting (CC) A hot case desert and “ outbreak” with a set of was Paul’s father, but he never (S ) Too Close for Comfort 0 9 Star Trek lia. We see a • Russ MacKendrick HAVE A MERRY! tree ornaments, which couid that if he doesn’t tell the family, you (S) ® NBC News leads Maddie, David and Ms. Dipesto to four native alpine flowers, and mentioned it to anyone. He’s share a special Christmas experience when (33) T i e s of the Unexpected dramatics another set of four orchids. be disastrous for his heaith. will, and you have Paul’s birth For Abby’s booklet, “ What Every (2$ Nightly Business Report married and has kids of his own. It’s they encounter three 'kings' In search o f a (g ) MOVIE: 'Chrietrmw In Connecticut’ teacher with 20- There is a British Empire want QUESTION: I have a cat that certificate as proof. Specialists at Teen-Ager Ought to Know.” send a © ) Noticiero SIN babe in arms. (60 min.) (R). like we’re strangers. Our parents rape crisis centers repeatedly A newspaper columnist Is Instructed by odd kids in cos­ list specialist in California who check or money order for $2.50 and dD Silver Spexms 3 ] MOVIE: 'Holiday' A fun-loving young her boss to have a war hero as her guest are long dead. My son. Paul, is a advise that the victim will forever tume for their offers to break up any set to supply a long, stamped (39 cents), self- [C N N ] Showbiz Today man wants to marry a wealthy woman and for Christmas dinner. Barbara Stanwyck, C good person, also married with a feel the pain if it is not aired and begin a perpetual holiday but her father has Dennis Morgan. Sydney Graenstraet. pageant. All seem happy except for Supply Branch, Australia Post, Box whatever stamp you really need. family. addressed envelope to; Dear Abby, dealt with. Even after 45 years. I [ESPN] NBA Today other ideas. Cary Grant, Katharine Hep­ 1945. the little girl at the left getting her 302, Carlton South, Victoria, 3053, (Colonial Stamp Co., 5410 Wilshire I recently called John and told Teen Booklet. P.O. Box 447, Mount burn, Lew Ayres. 1938. see no reason to protect the guilty. Morris. III. 61054. 7:00PM CD CBS News (S ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents halo trifled with, and the boy in the Australia. Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036.) About Town (£ ) (SE) (S ) M*A*S*H HIH S treet Blues Furillo copes ® Cherile's Angels middle possibly striving to re­ The highest stamp serial number Anybody can buy stuff from LA, with racial tension on the Hill after a white member his line. C£) (S ) Wheel of Fortune cop kills his black partner under questiona­ S 9 Novels: Amo y Senor for them in the 1987 catalog is 070, though, it would be much more (X ) (SD $100,000 Pyramid ble circumstances. (60 min.) (39 Sanford and Son That country’s philately is much but Scott’s Monthly Journal for glamorous to deal with the other Blood drives are successful Scouts participate in bowlathon (ID Jaffarsons (S ) GZ) Afghanistan: Th e Fight fo r a W ay [C N N ] Newsnlght In the news lately with the yoyo-ing December brings us to number side of the globe. You can get a free Dandruff should be checked o f Life of the Australian Post in regard to 1003, which is in a set designed to ’Two blood drives held in Manchester recently had Local Boy Scouts at all levels will participate in the (3i) Carson's Comedy Classics [U S A ] Dragnet list covering Australia, Territories GD Novela: Cicatrices del Alma selling off their archival duplicates. gloat over the victory of the sailing and . New Zealand from Robin large numbers of donors. fifth annual bowlathon of the Long Rivers Council Boy D E A R DR. (S ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour 12:05AM (X Hot Shots Amanda, Ja­ nose or injury (like that commonly [C N N ] Larry King Live ’They had neariy been committed to Scouts of America, Monday and Tuesday from noon to 3 (S ) Barrtey Miller son and Pendleton participate in a 'murder- vessel Australia II in the America’s Linke, GPO Box G443, Perth, The first annual drive held at St. Mary’s Episcopal GOTT: I have produced by nose-pickers). Your giving the material to a regular p.m. at Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St. tried all sorts of ® New Newlywed Game [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Importance of mystery weekend’ at a country inn until Cup races in 1983. Stamp number Western Australia. All prices are in Church in conjunction with the Manchester Road Race daughter needs a thorough nose Being Earnest' A satire on manners, mor­ they uncover tw o real-life killings. (70 min.) auctioneer, but have about-faced to Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers home treat­ (3D Novela: Maria da Nadia 1001 shows the winner crossing the US dollars and major credit cards had more donors than could be processed. A total of 104 examination by a specialist, who als and marriage is told in the glib fashion setting up a kind of mail sale of their finish line; 1002 is a picture of the are accepted. Start the New Year will secure sponsors at 1 cent or more per pin to raise ments and spe­ dZ) Nightly Business Report o f its author. Oscar Wilde. Joan Green­ 13-30AM GO Judge pints were collected, with seven people donating for the might choose to cauterize (bum) own. They need a million dollars to trophy and 1003 is the boxing with a splurge first time. dollars for Scouting. The pledges will assist the Scouts cial shampoo for D r . G o t t dD Maude wood. Michael Redgrave. Dame Edith (X ) Entertainment Tonight the blood vessel that keeps Evans. 1952. O ) Jim & Tammy purchase a gold medal exhibit of kangaroo symbol of the Royal No meeting tonight for the with equipment and activities and the council dandruff of the [C N N ] Moneyline The following people were awarded gallon donor pins Peter Gott, M.D. bleeding. [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Manhattan' A comedy stamps to fill gaps in their archival programs. scalp and one (S ) ® ) Late Night with David Letterman Perch Yacht Club, the syndicate Manchester Philatelic Society. It is at that drive: Sylvester Benson, 8 gallons; Charlyne For more r".cii stop the bleeding [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Emerald Forest' the city. W oody Allen, Mariel Hemingway, Booaler and French model Ines de la Frea- currently 66 cents USA.) Diane Keaton. 1979. Rated R. rankle.) Six countries will be at it all year. Marx on radio broadcast might Just as by applying firm pressure on either (CC) A father searches for his son who sange. (60 min.) in Stereo. 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Simpson, Melissa Michael- DEAR [E SPN ] College Basketball: Louisville ® Honaymooners... The Lost Epiaodei clothes to make new items. Others sen. 1981. PO LLY: Could who would like a copy of this issue at Indiana {2 hrs.) Live. Pan 2. you repeat your should send $1 for each copy to [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: (19 Esta Noche so Improvise 1:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Goodbye directions for Comedy from Here A stand-up comedi­ New York' A Yuppie American princess W 0 W \ % Polly’s Pointers, in care of the [HBO] Training Camp: The Bulls Art turning old an's view of life on stage and in the wings. Back sleeps through her scheduled landing and These Christmas honorable mentions are unforgettable Manchester Herald, P.O. Box lands In hot water in Israel. Julie Hagerty, sheets and P o i n t e r s 8-OOPIVI CSD Wizard A blind girl and a 91428, Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3428. 10,35PI\/I [D IS] Small One A young Am os Kollek, David Topaz. 1985. Rated blankets into robotic guide dog that Simon invented for R. Polly Fisher Be sure to include the title. — her are both abducted by a ring o f arms boy must sell his flop-eared donkey be­ Continned from page 9 stove in the living room, shiver­ been able to go. The children sat in the kitchen Fireworks warm quilts? — POLLY smugglers. (60 min.) (R). cause his father decides it is too old to 1:30AM CSD Qet Smart KRIS’H N work. ing both from the weather and Our circus friends stayed for and the adults in the dining room. dD MOVIE; 'P o p i' A Puerto Rican w i­ GD INN News for ChrlstmasI mistake had been made and she Christmas dinner and then left. When Grandpa was alive, he 1- J dower struggles to give his tw o sons a 11:00PM (X (B (g) (S!) ® N e w s ® Bizarre from the excitement of the A drenching rain greeted my DEAR KRIS- better life than he had. Alan Arkin, Rita really belonged to another little would give everyone old enough a DEAR POLLY: Do you like ® ®9 Late Show: Starring Joan Rivera [C N N ] Newsnlght Update holiday. Some of our friends made fun of ’H N : The “ di­ Moreno. Miguel Alejandro, 1969. girl. Almost speechless. I showed piece of the Holy Christmas outfit at the shell-wrecked water­ frozen dinners, but get tired of the CX Carol Burnett and Friends [D IS ] MOVIE: 'King Solomon's Mines' Around 7 p.m., there was a them as they left, and we rections” are C3D ® Who's the Boss? (CC) A misun­ front of Naples, Italy, on Christ­ never-ending carrots that come in (39 INN News An exiled African chief leads a group of her to m y aunt who. amusedly knock on the door. Imagine my defended them stoutly. It was wafer. Upon reaching the magic- really Just simple suggestions derstanding from Tony inadvertently leads mas Eve, 1943. machine. You can make a quilt them? Give the carrots new zip by to Angela’s firing from her advertising firm (33) The Avengers adventurers straight to the diamond mines I ’m sure, shared in my excite­ mother’s surprise when she was difficult to make them under­ age of 12, you graduated to the which you can adapt and elaborate Part 1 o f 2, (R). ® ) Wild, Wild West they're seeking. Paul Robeson. Cedric Our bivouac area was a park block top if you want to use up a stirring in a dollop of a creamy Hardwicke. 1937. ment. To me, she was the confronted by the biggest woman stand that we had spent the most dining room with the adults. I, on according to your needs, your (3D News IS) Currents bounded on one side by an 8-foot variety of old fabric, or you can just cheese spread as soon as you take [E S P N ] 1986 Equitoblo Family Ski . loveliest doll in the whole world, we had ever seen and a man so enjoyable Christmas ever and being the oldest grandchild, supplies and your decorative use old sheets that are worn and the dinner from the oven. GD Hall of Fame Bowl: Georgia vs. Bos­ (g ) Tales of the Unexpected bluff atop which, unknown to us, inclinations. Challenge Coverage from Vail, CO. (R). and she was mine! How I loved tall and skinny that we could not that, later in life, we remembered reached that plateau first. frayed around the edges or buy new Plastic toothbmsh cases make ton C ollege Live from Tampa. FL. |3 hrs.) (S) M*A*S*H were the fine residences of the The basic idea is this: Sandwich Live. 1 |35AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Privates on her! And it wasn’t until long see the top of his head through the this as the true spirit of Christmas Just around the time dinner sheets for a spiffier look. great purse or suitcase carriers for (39 2 4 Horas Parade' In W W Il Singapore the troops are upper city. Over our heads a O ) MOVIE: 'It's a Wonderful Life' A afterward that I realized my doorway. They introduced them­ as demonstrated by the generos­ was finished, there was a call one or two blankets between a pair lead by musical numbers all In the name of spent on Hackmatack Street, As I said, adapt the basic hair pins, small safety pins, sewing guardian angel helps a hard working man ® )S C T V cable car line, out of operation, of flat sheets. Seam around the morale to fight the reds. John Cleese Cinderella was the love child of selves as the Fat Lady and the ity and hospitality of our parents. from the operator saying a directions however, you like. It’s a supplies, pens and pencils — even who has fallen on bad times. James Ste­ [C N N ] Monayline bridged a chasm to a large where we live now. The trip up edges, then quilt the layers together Denis Quilley. Nicola Pagett. 1982. Rated m y dear aunt who bought her. Thin Man from the circus which previously placed call to New good way to get inexpensive light toothbrushes! — MARGARET wart. Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore [D IS] Adventures of O uie and Harriet R. bombed-out factory building was long and dark. From Dur­ by running parallel rows of ma­ 1946. dressed her, and arranged for her Mexico to Aunt Joanne was ready quilts in a hurry. had been playing on the outskirts Ann Huckenbeck ham to Manchester we counted chine stitching across the entire [H BO ] Training Camp: Bulls Are Back which resembled a twisted giant I’m sending you a copy of my Polly will send you a Polly Dollar ® MOVIE; 'The Apprenticeship of to be given to her little niece for of town. They had no place to 19 Crosby Rd. to go through. There was a lot of width. Of course, you can do the Duddy Kravitz' A young Canadian in the [M A X ] Max Headroom Christmas Spe­ erector set. lighted trees (inside only) and newsletter. “ Recycling Clothes and cial Christmas may never be the same af­ her Christmas-birthday present sleep that night, and several laughter and tears as everyone stitching in fancier patterns if you ($1) if she uses your favorite mid-40s tries to make his fortune by fair Cold “ C” rations and a search asked every mile, how far is “ cow Linens” which has other ideas for pointer, peeve or problem in her means or foul. Richard Dreyfuss. Jack ter Max is finished with it. from Santa Claus. people who turned them away took turns talking. Then, I re­ like, or you can simply hand tack Giant museum for shelter from biting wind and comer” (Hackmatack and Kee­ using sheets and blankets, towels column. Write Polly’s Pointers in Warden. Micheline Lanctot. 1974. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Chaech & Chong's Did I tell you that my glamor­ had suggested that they try the member my Dad, Aunt Lillian, the quilts if you don’t have a Still S m okin " T w o hippies are mistaken icy ran preceded our rolling up in ney before development ) and washcloths, table linens and old care of this newspaper. M atlock Matlock must defend an ous Cinderella was complete with L ee’s house since “ there are a lot Aunt Gladys, Uncle Red and the exotic dancer accused o f murdering her for Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parton in Am ­ Is one of a kind shelter halves against a desolate Santa not only came after we vindictive ex-husband. (60 min.) (R) In sterdam and enjoy their fan's adulation. a ladylike corset? Really! of children there, and they always others singing a Christmas carol bandstand. There the thoughts of were in bed Christmas Eve, but Stereo. Tommy Chong, Cheech Marin. 1983 make room." in Polish (phonetically, E Shi Rated R. SEAT’TLE (A P) - A one-of-a- Christmases at home lulled us he also came to Ihe front door at @ ] @ ) Nova: Farmers of the Sea (CC) kind building is Seattle’s all-glass Beatrice B. MacAlpine My mother invited them in and Beth Lay Hem ). More tears, Scientists from China, Japan, the United [U SA ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour into uneasy sleep. exactly 11 a m. Christmas Day. Museum of Flight, whose msjor laughter, and then goodbye. Poor 9 Shh! Audience has a part 103 Henry St. told them that there were no beds, States and Scotland attempt to grow food 11:30PM (X ® ABC News Night- Hours later we wre jolted We could hear him coming up the underwater. (60 min.) (R). line wing is a 50,000-square-foot gallery but that they were welcome to Aunt Joanne — how sad to be awake by explosions and gunfire drive because he always wore @ ) MOVIE: 'Cincinnetl Kid' A young that will display about 20 full-sized separated from the family, espe­ 3D Police Woman sleep on the couch or on a pallet sleigh bells around his fat gambler is determined to take the crown aircraft and also save considerable magnified ten-fold by the cliff GD Honeymooners by the stove. They were patheti­ cially at Christmas time. away from the king o f stud poker. Steve energy, reports Energy User News. walls. Having bunked in fully tummy. He always carried a sack McQueen. Edward G. Robinson. Karl Mal­ (S) Beat of Carton Tonight's guests cally grateful and joined us for Next came gift giving. There in Engiish caroi broadcast The entire six-story gallery is dressed, with helmets on, we (looking a lot like a pillow case) den. 1965 are Bette Midler and Ana Obregon. (60 were a lot of grandchildren and min.) (R) In Stereo. sheathed in transparent. Insulated the holiday. and carried a pint of Royal ice GD Novela: Monte Cahrerio my grandparents were not could do little but jam clips into (S ) MOVIE; 'Pal J oey' A night club enter­ glass that will allow the museum to The Thin Man was an accomp­ cream, chocolate, which just By Robert Barr GD Hall o f Fame Bowl: Georgia va. Bos­ our M -l’s and await orders. The a highly skilled choir perform songs vast space, although crowds such tainer romances a wealthy socialite who lished accordion player and he wealthy, but we all were given a The Associated Press ton College Live from Tampa. PL. (3 hrs.) reduce Its reliance on energy for firing rolled over and about us as happened to be my favorite which are essentially folk music as those on Christmas Eve dampen finances a night club for him. Frank Sinatra. lighting by as much as 100 percent played Christmas carols while we dollar or two. and naive at heart. [C N N ] Prime News Rita Hayworth, Kim Novak. 1957. Grammy Leach we hugged the ground, until it flavor. the echos. during certain times of the day. Then it was time to go home and CAMBRIDGE. England — The The Festival of Nine Lessons and [D IS ] The Blue and the Gray (60 min.) (S) Hogan's Heroes sang along. The Fat Lady had a dawned on us that no lead or He was beautiful. Just like Broadcasts and recordings have Erected on land leased from the When I think of Christmas Eve, wait for Santa. townspeople who have waited, Carols, which will be carried live to firmly associated the Festival with [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Starmen' (CC) An alien GZ) N e w s beautiful voice and led the carols shrapnel was coming down Santa in my favorite story. He and a young widow are pursued cross­ King County Airport, its configura­ I think of Gram m y Leach. When I think of Christmas Eve, sometimes overnight, have a spe­ the United States by American King’s College, but the idea was [C N N ] Sporta Tonight and told us funny stories about the had a full white beard, a merry country by government agents. Jeff tion will enable airport visitors to Christmas Eve was always it brings a smile to my lips and a around us. and a suspicion grew cial, non-speaking part to play in Public Radio, has been adopted by bom in Truro, a cathedral city In Bridges, Karen Allen. Charles Martin [DIS] MOVIE: 'Father of the Bride' A travels of the circus. We were so twinkle in his eye and wore a red look into the museum from the special. It was a large fam ily — that this infernal attack was ... the Christmas Eve.Festlval of Nine countless churches, but none has a southwestern England, in 1880. Smith. 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. bride-to-be puts her family through the trial excited that we did not want to go tear to my eyes. fur-trimmed cap, a red jacket of staging an immense wedding. Spencer outside, yet also permit them to fireworks! Lessons and Carols at King’s setting to rival King’s College. The King’s adopted the format in 1918. [ M A X ] MOVIE: 'F u n ^ Girt' This musi­ all were bom, raised and lived in When I think of Christmas Eve, Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Bennett. observe airport runways from to bed — a big change from our Then, high on the cliffs, we with fancy white braid on the College Chapel. chapel, a last splendid flower of ’The structure of the service is set cal Is based on the life of comedienne Glastonbury — all except Aunt I think of Grammy Leach. 1950. inside the building. normal early bedtime so that we sleeves, tall black shiny boots, “ Please do not talk during the Gothic invention, was begun in the forth in the opening prayer: True spirit Joanne. On Christmas Eve, we could glimpse Italian kids leaping could get up for gifts at dawn! about, having the time of their and. of course, the sleigh bells. organ music before and after the 15th century during the reign of the “ Let us read and mark In holy would all gather at Grammy’s ’Theodora (Leach) Gilbert 6 Around 11 p.m. my mother service” the leaflet says ’’Since saintly King Henry VI and finished lives! Celebrating Christmas Eve When I was about 6 (1945) and scripture the tale of the loving In 1942, the war was the house. Grammy had a big 81 Washington St. the service is being broadcast, in the 16th century during the reign finally forced us to bed. We with fireworks, it seems, is an old beginning to take a better look at purposes of God from the first days all-consuming concern of many glassed-in wrap-around porch — please do not cough.” of the Impulsive King Henry VIII. of our disobedience unto the glor­ begged our new friends to stay the Italian custom. For those kids it things, Santa arrived right on Cinema families in North Carolina. brightly lit by the big tree. When And don’t rattle your program. ’The chapel is the most impres­ ious redemption brought us by this next day and share Christmas was an event to tell their children time. I suddenly noticed that In our family, there were six we arrived it looked so cheery and But in the estimation of the choir sive building in the college quad­ holy child: and let us make this with us. — the night they scared the Devil under all his red and white finery young children, and we looked bright. When we walked in, you director. Stephen Cleobury the rangle reflecting the role of the chapel, dedicated to his pure and At dawn on Christmas, we out of the Americanos! he was wearing dark blue pin MARTPOMO forward to the one time o f the could smell the delicious tradi­ 1.500 people who come to listen have church In founding European uni­ lowly mother, glad with our carols ClRMlM — No Morev (R) 7:20, Z'S' *®> WRIT MARTPORD rushed down to see what Santa striped pants. Just like my eifv 3.15, 5:15, 7:20, 4:20. — Crocodile" tional Polish Christmas E ve meal a subtle and more positive role in versities Cambridge University of praise. . f :3S. — Lodv ond fh# Tromp (0 » 4:45, Dundee (PG-13) 12:30,2:30,4:30,4:20.— year when Santa m agically found had left. Our new friends partici­ father’s Sunday suit!!! the proceedings, which are carried traces it origins to 1112 with the t;40. — Blu* Vtivof (R ) 7:10, *:SS. — Sfor Trek IV: The Voyage Home (PO) 4:»""J F*;;rJlk;?1l?S?’7!9"5r '' she had spent all day (I ’m sure Kerwin A. Spencer Though there are nine lessons, Round Midnight (R) 7, t;4S. our house. Our home was filled pated as we opened our gifts. Santa never came to the door around the world by the BBC foundation of a priory by the canons starling with the fall of Adam and 12:30, 2:50, 5:05, 7:25, 4:50. - T h rw more) preparing. And, of course, 50 ’Thomas Drive. Amigos (PO) 12:20,2:40,4:45,7:25,4-50 with a lot of love and a sense of Surprisingly. Santa had left some again — only down the chimney, The choir, he says takes Its cue of St Giles ’The first of the colleges RAST MARTPORD WILLIMANTIC Eve and ending with the opening — The Golden Child (PG-13) 1,3, 5, 7)15! sharing since those gifts were bath powder for the Fat Lady and there was the traditional mistle­ from the moment: ’’the darkness Peterhouse dates from 1284 verses of the Gospel of John, the Retfwaad Pub A Claeme — Jumpin' 10. — Sfor Trek after we were all in bed. Jock Floah (R) 7:30 M4"’4 (PO) 7:S, 4’35 freely given by our parents, and some homemade cookies for the toe hanging in the doorway to the the candlelight. the large number of One of only two churches In choir this year will sing 16 carols He blew his cover Peer Richerd't Peb A Claeme — The MANCHHITRR they did not cost anything. kitchen. It was a game to try and people and the curious sort of England which retains all of Its and Join with the congregation In Color of Money (R) 7:30, 4:30. UA Theeters Rett — The Color of 'Thin Man. And for us six children, Mewceee Cleemet 14 — Crimea of Christmas Eve was a bitterly get through without getting As a child, 1 lived in New York G. Adaline Laughlin silence you get from a large medieval stained glass King’s five hymns Money (R) 7:30,4:50. — No Mercy (R) Amigos (PO) 7:15, 4:20 — HearfbrlSb there were tickets for the circus the Heort (PO-13) 12:40, 2:55, 5:10, 7:40, 7:15.4:30 - PIrewolker (PO ) 7:20,4:4o! cold night. We huddled around the caught and kissed. state, but all Christmases were 310 Hackmatack St. number of people being quiet College Chapel is famed as well for ♦ 10 — MoMulfo Coast (PO) 12:15,2:35, Ridge (R) 7, 4:25. "eoniireok — a rare treat since we’d never ’That atmosphere helps resolve Us superb acoustics A note may British historian Falward Gibbon 4j55, 7'10,4:40 — Little Shop of Horrors VRRNON any pooslble dissonance in hearing linger as long as five seconds in the (PC 13) 1 05, 3 05, 5:15 , 7:40, 4:55 — Clue I A 3« — r,ivwMH,w,PIrewolker |r-\(PO ) 7:10, WINDSOR » , t s b o rn in 1737 Hwftoreofc RIdee (R) 12:15, 3:40, 5, 4:15. — --The------Color of Money (R)7,4:30. • Closed tkreuoh Jon. I. It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 23. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuegday. Dec 23. I9U - 11 SPORTS East icemen wake up to register initial win

MILFORD — After sleeping chester High at the Bolton Ice P«riod, the East Rucci with 14 Catholic High ice hockey team Palace. East won the Junior varsity woke up in the middle session en SSlLFff*’®"' 0 4 3-7 H.S. Ronndap game, 40-24. Heather Osinski had 12 Pats going to the playoffs Morth HOVM 1 1 0—2 route to a 7-2 victory over host Scorino; poinu and Margaret Riley 8 for the Hull leaving East Monday night at period: NH- AIno Morotollo 4-0 young Eagles. Playoff puzzle (McKoown) 1:09. By Joey Holleman the Milford Arena. apiece for Shepaug. East’s next game is Saturday at ,^eond period: EC- Oreo Mahoney Veteran East Catholic High The Associated Press It was the initial victory of 1986-87 •Oorvl Tullmlerl, Tony Grant) 2:06, EC- Manchester’s next game is Satur­ 2:30 p.m. against crosstown Man­ He’s had three state Class L School boys’ cross country/golf for the Eagles after two losses. ’The Rob Monaco (Rost Perry) 3:57, NH- day at 7:15 p.m. against crosstown chester High at aark e Arena. runner-up squads in 1981, ’82 John Nuhn (unassisted) 5:45, EC- coach Jack Hull has submitted M IAM I — The New EIngland Indians drop to 0-3. East Catholic at the Bolton Ice ST. BERNARD (S3) - Mtg Swoot 14 and ’83 and his team was state Mahoney (Grant) 9:35, EC- Scott 9-14 37, Kim Jankitwicz 3 1-3 7, Dona his resignation and has ac­ Patriots waited until the final seven finally settled North Haven had a 1-0 lead after Je n ^ (Perry) 13:37. Palace. Spectators will be permit­ open runner-up in 1979 and ’81. LuzzI 0 DO 0, Misty Thaxton 11-23, Sue cepted a teaching position at minutes of the regular season to one period on a goal from Aino Third period: EC- Craig Reindeau ted as the restriction has been Barrott 3 04) 6 Totals 2111-19 53 ’The ’86 squad was runner-up in (unassisted) 4:45, EC-Jett Morin (ScoH Sheehan High School in show why they’re going to the Martollo. "It was nice to come >nsen) 11:», EC- Gront (Tullmlerl, lifted. EAST CATHOLIC (51) - Amelia the new cilass MM division. Bv The Assaclated Press BMrse 4 (W 8, Karen Mozdierz 6 5-817, Wallingford. playoffs and why the Miami Dol­ champion Bears, 14-2, and the home with the *W’ , especially the Monaco) 14:11. Shopoug 1 2 4 -^ Hull guided the 1084 golf team’ Shots on oool: NH-20, E C -18. P r t -lo-Marle Rued 6 Hull’s resignation is effective phins aren’t. Rams have not missed the way we started.” said East coach Manchester 0 0 2— 2 2-5 14, Kotby Wusebner 0 04) 0, Tberesa to the state Division II title. Scoring: Jan. 23, 1987, "It was an The Patriots, 11-5, know how to iy» • The New England Patriots playoffs for at least three Dr. Vic Russo. "W e had an awful McCreody 1 0-2 2, Katy Flsber 1 04) 2, First period: S- Mike Gorra (Matt Tberesa Sombric 2 04) 4 Totals 22 7-15 51 opportunity I could not pass win when they have to. Miami. 8-8, are in, the Cincinnati Bengals seasons. ’The Redskins have first period. I think my pre-game (Sorra, Tim Eagan) 14:59. Hull, a Manchester native, is MH8 beaten up,” said Hull, who teaches never developed that trait all are out — and all the pieces of made it in two of the last three. talk put them to sleep,” hequipped. Second period: S- Christian Heiberg a 1970 East Catholic High (unassisted) 4:41, S- Mike <3orra (Pete mathematics. season. the N FL playoff puzzle are now The semifinal matchups in East, however, came out strong Nessler) 5:46, graduate and graduated from in place. • WASHINGTON — Behind a com­ Boys Basketball Hull, 34, has been East’s cross With 6:55 left on the clock in the both conferences depend — as In the second period. "W e had a bined lO-point effort from the Gorra Third period: M- Brian Hughes (Andy Southern Connecticut State (A l­ New England, 11-5, entered Gagnon) :37, S- Johnson (Mike Gorra) country coach for 10 years and lege in 1974. He leaves with last N FL game played in the always — on the outcome of the little discussion at the end of the brothers. Mike and Matt, Shepaug the playoffs Monday night when 1:56, S- Neuler (Heiberg) 3:16, S- Mike Coventry on top has been the golf coach the last Orange Bowl, the Patriots had the wild-card games. first period and they came out and Valley downed Manchester High, (Sorra (Matt Garra) 4:24, S- Heiberg mixed feelings. " I leave with a it beat Miami 34-27 to step over (Mike Gorra) 7:04, S- Fionda (Mike COVENTRY — It was another five. His cross country squads heavy heart. My heart is with ball at their own 14-yard line. The winner of the Kansas played a good second and third 9-2, in ice hockey action Monday the slump-ridden New York Gorra) 8:57, M - Andy Gagnon (unas­ victory for the Coventry High boys’ have been very successful in his the school but it was something I ’Twelve plays later, they put it into City-Jets game will play at period. ’That’s what we did against night at the Gunnery School. sisted) 9:31,S-MottGorra(M lke (Sorra, Jete, claim the AFC East title basketball team. It, however, 10-year tenure. ’The 1982 team couldn’t say no to. I ’m moving the Miami end zone for the Cleveland on Jan. 4. Denverwill Suffleld (4-3 loss). It’s getting to be Mike Gorra had a three-goal hat Fionda) 11:07. and earn a first-round bye. a habit.” Shots on goal: M-34, S- 34. wasn’t easy. ’The homestanding won the State Open title while for professional reasons,” said clinching touchdown in a 34-27 host New England on Jan. 3. trick along with four assists while The Jets would have taken the Patriots converted on only 15 of 32 the 1985 squad captured the Hull, who currently resides in victory that gave New England the The NFC matchups are up in Senior Greg Mahoney, Just his brother. Matt, added a goal and division had Miami won, and foul shots while E.O. Smith exhi­ state Class L championship. Berlin. AFC East title. the air because N F L rules brought up from the junior varsity two assists for Shepaug, 2-2. Man­ Cincinnati, 10-6, would have won bited a clinic from the charity The Patriots scored the game- prevent title winners from club, tied it for East at 2:06 of the chester dips to 0-4 with the loss. Girls Basketball a tiebreaker over New England stripe (19-for-23), but, in the end winner with 44 seconds left on a meeting wild-card teams from second period as he tipped in a ’The shots on goal were even with 30-yard touchdown pass from Steve for the final AFC wild-card beautiful centering pass from the East nipped Coventry gained a 51-46 victory for Coventry and Ayer added nine. berth. their own division until the the Indians and Shepaug launching Neff (100 breast). Both relays were Grogan to Stanley Morgan. 'That left wing from Tony Grant. Daryl 34 apiece. ’The difference was on the over the visiting Panthers Monday Coventry’s next game is Saturday Instead, the Jets, 10-6, despite conference championship A fourth-quarter rally fell short night. also victorious for East. The 200 gave the Dolphins time for a Tulimieri also drew an assist on the scoreboard. "W e had our shots, we at home against COC rival Crom­ finishing with five straight game. Normally, the top-seeded for the East Catholic girls’ basket­ medley relay which consisted of last-gasp effort, but defensive back equalizer. just didn’t convert.” said Manches­ “ Poor shooting form the line,” well High at 6 p.m. losses, will host the wild-card team — in this case the Giants — ball team Monday as it fell to All Neff. Steve Abele, Pete McConnell, Rod McSwain intercepted Dan Rob Monaco, another senior ter coach Eric Famo. "Again, we Coventry coach Ron Badsteubner ,-® ® yRNTRY (51) — Jon Seymour 8 3-5 and Steve Orabski took first while game against the Kansas City would meet the wild-card survi­ Connecticut (Conference foe St. 19, RIeb Reagan 4 2-7 10, Larry Welsh 0 Marino’s pass on the first play after vor. But a Washington victory recalled from the JV, put East in had the chances but weren’t there Bernard, 53-51, at the Eagles’ Nest. said. " We shot50percent (from the the 400 freestyle relay consisting of E Chiefs on Sunday. The Chiefs, 2*5 2 'J “ »on Gorlck 10-12, Keith Breoult the kickoff to end the suspense. front at 3:57 as he tip p ^ in a shot to knock them in. But we’re line).” Gately. Martin, Johnson, and also 10-6, are in the playoffs for would preclude that. The loss drops the Eagles to 2-2 2 »*.*' **-• Rhett Gibbs 00-1 "This is two years in a row down from the point by Ross Perry. John improving.” he added. overall, 1-1 in the ACC. ’The Saints 0 Totals 18 1^32 51 Orabski was also victorious. the first time in 15 seasons. A wildcard victory by the Ironically, it was Coventry’s ■•®i*MITH (46) — Wook Kim 21-1 5, here that have left me speechless,’’ Nuhn tied it for the Indians at 5:45 Famo juggled his lines in the East’s next meet is Saturday, Also in the AFC playoffs are Rams, who have qualified in all moved to 2-3 and 2-2 in the ACC. Jack Ayer’s five consecutive foul MIkeSurber 104)2, Jason Rychllno54-S said Patriots Coach Raymond but Mahoney put East in front for third period and that resulted in two 14, Rick Gable 3 9-1015, Reese LoCosse 1 Jan. 3. 1987 against St. Joseph’s at Central Division champion four years John Robinson has "Our poor shooting in the se(x>nd shots down the stretch which Berry, whose team won the AFC good at 9; 35, assisted by Grant. goals. “ I moved Andy Gagnon up. 4-5 7, Jaon Ouprey 11 11 a m. at the Manchester High Cleveland, 12-4 with the home- coached them, would put Los quarter (3-for-ll) proved to be the enabled the Patriots to stave off the 23, Russ Hlgglns004)0 Totals 1319-2346 Championship game 31-14 in Miami Scott Jensen made it 4-2 at the end He has a good shot. We have to do pool. field advantage in the confer­ Angeles in the sem ifinals deciding factor,” East coach stubborn Panthers. "Jackie Ayer 3-polnt field goals; E.O.SmIth- Lo- last January only to lose to the of two periods with his second ogal something to get some points,” he Cosse (1). Donna Ridel said. made some key fouls shots,” Chicago Bears in the Super BowL. ence, and Denver, which won against the Giants on Jan. 4.A of the season. Craig Reindeau, Jeff said. the West with an 11-5 mark. victory by the Redskins would East, which had led, 14-11 after Badsteubner said. "H e (Ayer) Results; “ I don’t have to talk about this : Morin and Grant added third- Shepaug scored once in the first the first quarter, ended up trailing In the NFC, where four of the put Washington in Chicago on made five in a row in the fourth 200 med. relay; 1. EC (Abele, Neff, P. C team’s character. It speaks loud - period goals for East. period, twice in the middle session McConnell, Orabski), 2:05.1 2. (W L). Jan. 3 against the defending at halftime. 27-20. ’The Eagles could quarter.” and clear about them how they five teams have qualified for at ; Several of East’s goals were on and six more goals in the final 15 Boys Swimming 200 free: 1. T. O'Connell (E C ), 2:S.2, least three straight years, Super Bowl champion Bears. not contain St. Bernard’s main 2. Boucler (E C ) 3. Carter (E C ) performed in clutch situations AP photo ; tip-ins. "W e got people going to the minutes. Manchester’s lone two weapon, Meg Sweet, who poured in After leading, 12-6, following the 200 IM: 1. Doyld Armstrong (WL), tonight.’’ playoff spots were finalized a It also would send San Fran­ East triumphs 2:30.43, 2. Neff (E C ) 3. Strogoff (W L) New England's Stanley Morgan (86) . net and they were there for the goals, from Brian Hughes and 37 points for the winners. "On the first quarter, Coventry fell behind. The victory sent the New York Monday night at the Orange Bowl. The week earlier. Settled in the final cisco, enjoying a four-year run ‘ tip-ins.” said Russo, who cited his Gagnon, came in the third period. 22-21, at the intermission. “ Poor 50 free; 1. Kurt Filosa (E C ). 28.4, 2. fast break, inside play, and outside WINDSOR LOCKS - The East Kadlsh (W L) 3. Bailey (E C ) Jets. 10-6, into the AFC wild-card gathers In the winning touchdown pass week was the NFC West title, In the playoffs, to New Jersey on defense of Perry. Mike Horn, shooting and turnovers,” Bad­ Patriots won the AFC East title with a “ It was a 3-1 game at point. We shots, we couldn’t shut her (Sweet) Catholic boys’ swim team evened Diving; 1. Reischerl (E C ), 156.7 game against Kansas City. 10-6, which went to San Francisco Jan. 4 to meet the Giants, who steubner said of his club’s play in points, 2. Borlllo (W L) as Miami cornerback Reyna Thompson 34-27 victory. Reindeau and Alex Rodriguez fora Just have to work bn those flurries, ’ ’ down,” Ridel said. its record at 1-1 with a 109-48 and knocked the Cincinnati Ben- when It beat Los Angeles 24-14 eliminated the 49ers there last strong game. said Famo. the second stanza. "W e put them 100 fly; 1. Dave Armstrong (WL), (24) tries in vain to block the reception on Friday night; and the home- season in the wild-card game. East, down by 10 in the fourth trouncing of homestanding Wind­ 1:11.89, 2. P. McConnell (E C ) gals, 10-6, out of the playoffs. The ; North Haven outshot East, 20-18, Brian Oatway and Mark Fleming (E.O. Smith) on the line and they 100 free: 1. Dean Johnson (E C ), 1:00.7, ’The Giants, at 8-0, were the only quarter, ralllied to within two sor Locks High. The Eagles cap­ Patriots would have been the odd field advantage, which went to ;but the Eagles were on target split time in goal for Manchester. made six from the line (in the 2. Albert (W L) 3. WIfzke (E C ) the New York Giants when they N FL team to win every home points. ’The Eagles, however, were tured nine of the 11 events. Winners 500 free: 1. Martin (E C ),6:31.04,2. T. team out if they had lost. nearly 50 percent of the time. Chris Potter kicked out 32 shots for unable to convert off a rebound with second quarter).” O'Connell 3. Travis (EC) the problem in most of the Dol­ The wily Grogan, a 12-year and Craig James, rebounding from d rille d G reen B ay 55-24 game. for East were Tim O’Connell (200 But the Patriots like to play with : George Jordan was in goal for East Shepaug. two seconds left which would have 100 bock; 1. (tately (E C ), 1:10.8, 2. phins’ losses this season, he veteran, was the surprise hero, a two-week layoff with a bum knee, Saturday. A Giants-Rams matchup Jan. Coventry assumed a 34-26 lead free), Kurt Filosa (50 free), K.C. Abele (E C ), 3. Kadlsh (W L) their backs against the wall, in I and kicked out 18 Indian shots. Chrstian Heiberg added two knoted the contest. Leading s(x>- couldn’t produce when the team taking over for injured starter Tony ran 19 times for 60 yards. In losing, the Rams, 10-6, 4 would follow by a day a after three periods of play Itehind Reischerl (diving). Dean Johnson 100 breast: 1. Neff (E C ). 1:16.51 2. what defensive back Ernest Gibson really needed it. . East’s next outing Is Saturday at goals and Jessie Johnson, Pete reres for East were Kareen Moz- Jon Seymour’s game-high 19 (100 free). Matt Martin (500 free). Filosa (E C ) 3. Albert (W L) calls "crunch time.” Eason in the second quarter. Before became a wild-card team bound semifinal between the 49ers and 400 free relay: 1. EC (Gately, Martin, "It was a great effort, but we just Meanwhile, the Miami offense ^7:15 p.m. against crosstown Man­ Nessler and Quinn Fionda one dierz with 17 points and Jo-Marie points. Rich Reagan had 10 points Shaun Gately (100 back), and Eric "W e like it best then,” he said. he was hurt, Eason passed 22 yards for Washington and a meeting Bears. Johnson, Orabski), 4:03.4, 2. (W L) couldn’t hold the lead,” said Coach to Morgan for the game’s first continued its Jekyll-and-Hyde sea­ Sunday with the 12-4 Redskins. The conference finals are Jan. "W e feel like we can do anything at Don Shula. “ We came a long way son. Three turnovers and a botched crunch time. Even when they were touchdown. The Giants, 14-2; the 49ers, 11 with Super Bowl XXI set for from a horrendous (2-5) start this punt attempt in the first half helped up. we had no doubt.” Grogan was a little rusty at first, 10-5-1; the Central Division Jan. 25 at Pasadena, Calif. season. A win tonight and we would set up Tony Franklin field goals of Most of the 74,516 roaring fans in but quickly warmed to the task, have finished as good as anyone in 47 and 44 yards. But Marino sporta in Bnef I Rot Bollermakers cool off Toledo ' hitting 15 of 24 passes for 226 yards the Orange Bowl had their doubts the league.” directed a 65-yard drive in the after Marino sparked a 17-point and two touchdowns with only one After the 19-yarder to Clayton on interception. closing minutes of the half, with the By The Associated Press explosion that put the Dolphins on the third play of the final period, pass to Hardy cutting the score to top 27-20 early in the fourth quarter. "It was an absolutely incredible Spectators allowed at Ice Palace however, the Dolphins didn’t get job by Steve,” Berry said. “ He 13-10. Pens show character Purdue Coach Gene Keady saw N C A A Hoop He passed to Mark Clayton for The one-game restriction of fans for the Manchester High ice another first down. To be fair, they didn’t take one snap in practice all Marino did it again in the third his No. 2-ranked team play two touchdowns of 32 and 19 yards and hockey team at the Bolton Ice Palace has been lifted. Director of only got two chances because week. We’ve been preparing Tony period, but the Dolphins couldn’t games against Toledo. directed the Dolphins 74 yards Athletics Mike Simmons said Monday. Grogan and the Patriots were Eason exclusively.” get the job done in the final 15 as they tie Montreal In the first half Monday night, the 2 leading up to a 21-yard Fuad Reveiz hogging the ball. The ban was due to the unavailability of Bolton (xmstables to field goal. Grogan said he had no problem minutes. They leave for the new Boilermakers seemed sluggish. In Rider. First came a 7-play, 74-yard drive once he settled down. ” I just had to provide protection at the arena. That situation has been resolved. the second half, they opened by The Hawkeyes, lO-O, raced to a Marino, who earlier had drilled a Dolphins Stadium in northern Dade By The Assaclated Press not doing anything fancy, but we’re culminated by an 12-yard TD pass put it into auto pilot and let the guys Manchester’s next home game is Saturday night against making 11 straight shots and went 19-6 lead in the first 5>A minutes and 1-yard touchdown pass to Bruce County after recording a home starting to know each other and get to Tony Collins. Then, the 12-play around me do their jobs,” he said. crosstown East Catholic at 7; 15. on to an 89-67 victory. led 53-31 at halftime. Hardy, finished with 23completions record of only 4-4 in their 21st MONTREAL — Pittsburgh Pen­ some chances,” said Simpson, who masterpiece — 10 rushes for 43 It worked, as Morgan made eight "How they keep beating eve­ Brad Lohaus and B. J. Armstrong in 39 attempts for 266 yards and season in the Orange Bowl. They guins Coach Bob Berry believes enjoyed his first career three-goal yards and two passes for 43 — that catches for 148 yards, Collins ryone so bad, I ’m not sure,” Keady scored 13 points each and Al three touchdowns. But, as had been were 101-22-1 there in the regular that when a team loses its star game. clinched the title. caught seven passes for 73 yards. said after Purdue improved to 7-0. Lorenzen had 12 for Iowa. Lohaus season since Shula’s arrival in 1970. player, its true character comes " I ’m know I ’m not Mario Le­ Mets add Sam Perlazzo to staff “ They were very intent when and Kent Hill grabbed eight re­ out. mieux, but I want to prove that I can NEW YO RK — Sam Perlazzo, who compiled a 364-273 record as they needed to be,” he said, "A t the bounds apiece as the Hawkeyes That’s why Berry was so satisfied play in the NHL,” added Simpson, 3 a minor league manager in the New York Mets farm system the start of the second half, they came enjoyed a 57-33 edge on the boards. with the Penguins’ 4-4 come-from- the Penguins first-round draft pick past five years, has been added to the Mets coaching staff for out and were very intense. The first Marshall Grier scored 25 and Ron Ewing leads the Knicks to elusive win behind tie with the Montreal in 1985.“ You can’t replace a guy 1987. half we lost our intensity at one Simpson 22 for the Broncs, 1-8. Canadians Monday night in game like Lemieux because he does so point.” No. 4 North Carolina 98, Furman Bv Bill Barnard one of Mario Lemieux’s absence. many things so well. Perlazzo managed the Mets top farm club. Tidewater of the old habits, and that’s not easy todo. In other games involving Top 68: Dave Popson scored 16 points "But we all have pride, and International League, last season and was 74-66. The Associated Press We had to get bad before we got Pittsburgh came into the game ’Twenty teams. No. 3 Iowa routed and sparked a late first-half spurt good.” with a three-game losing streak and without him in the lineup, we want Rider 104-71, No. 4 North Carolina to show it.” as North Carolina beat Furman at NEW YORK — Patrick Ewing without Lemieux, who will be out trounced Furman 95-65, No. 13 Charlotte, N.C. for at least the next three weeks. The Canadiens got off to a quick NHL suspends Bob Nystrom was piaying well while the New “ It’s terrific, but it’s something Kansas got past The Citadel 74-71 The Tar Heels led by six points Lemieux, who has 27 goals and 28 start and held a 2-0 lead after one York Knicks were losing eight we have to keep building on,” NEW Y O R K — NH L President John Ziegler Jr. has suspended and No. 17 DePaul beat Northwest­ with 5; 44 remaining in the first half, period on goals by Larry consecutive games, so it was no Ewing said of the victory, "W e assists in 32 games, strained his New York Islanders Assistant Coach Bob Nystrom for 10 games ern 72-54. but Popson scored four points and knee on Saturday. Robinson and Guy Carbonneau. surprise that he played well when played better defensively than ever for confronting a fan in the stands following a game. Troy Mitchell, who led Toledo St. North Carolina increased its mar­ Montreal easily could have the losing streak came to an end. before. We know we’re improving.” His absence was visible early in Nystrom went after a fan who threw beer on him following the Francis High School to a state gin to 47-33 at halftime. the game, when Pittsburgh failed to doubled that advantage were it not Ewing, averaging 22.3 points Rookie Johnny Dawkins scored Islanders-New Jersey Devils game at Brendan Byrne Arena on championship in 1983, scored 20 Kenny Smith and Ranzino Smith during the Knicks’ tailspin, scored mount any type of offensive threat. for Pittsburgh goaltender Gilles 26 points for San Antonio, including Dec. 11. Nystrom held the fan until security personnel arrived. points for visiting Purdue. Mitchell, added 14 points each for North 29 Monday night and equalled his three long-range shots that sparked But as the game wore on, the Meloche and missed opportunities Ziegler called the fan’ s action "cow ardly,” but said Nystrom a 6-foot-7 junior, scored 12 points CTarolina, 7-1. season high with 15 rebounds in a the Spurs’ short-lived comeback. Penguins persevered and twice by Mats Naslund and Mike during a 30-11 burst that started the McPhee. ^ violated a league rule by entering a spectator area. Shawn Reid scored 12 for the 103-99 victory over the San Antonio Alvin Robertson added 22 points overcame a two-goal deficit to earn second half. Paladins, 5-3. Spurs. and 12 assists for the Spurs and the draw. The Penguins tied the game by Purdue guard Troy Lewis began No. 13 Kanaaa 74, Tha Cltadal 71: the end of the second period, buf "Tm happy to be playing better, padded his NBA lead in steals with In the other NHL game Monday the game by making a three-point Danny Manning scored 24 points but it’s still no fun unless you win.” eight. night, Los Angeles beat Calgary 5-3. Montreal regained the advantage Falcons fire Dan Henning shot, and he finished with 15. Melvin and threw a key full-court pass in AP p))OtO said Ewing, whose scoring average Wilkins had 17 points for the “ We all know the situation we’re when Dave Maley connected at 3:5d McCants contributed 14 points and the final seconds that helped of the third period. after his first 12 games this season Knicks. in, so I didn't have to say anything SUWANEE, Ga. — The Atlanta Falcons announced that head nine rebounds. Kansas hold off visiting The was 11.0. “ I got tired, but when it’s ',4 V. to the guys.” said Berry. " ’They Coach Dan Henning, who compiled a 22-41-1 record in four “ Purdue has a very nice team.” Citadel. DePauTs Dallas Comegys (35) and Kevin Golden double close you have to suck it in.” Jazz 114, 76ers 111 knew what was expected of them. Kings 5, Flames 3 seasons with the N FL club, has been fired. Toledo Coach Bob Nichols said. The Jayhawks led 66-55 with 5; 54 We certainly missed Mario, but the *he defense to block the shot of Northwestern’s Shon Ewing played 45 minutes for the Bobby Hansen made a three- Jimmy Carson, Jim Fox and Henning,44, wasgivenaone-yearcontractafterlastyear’s4-12 ‘”They play hard. They play ex­ remaining before The Citadel rest of the team picked up the Morris (25) during first-half action at the Rosemont Knicks, who also broke a six-game point play with six seconds left as Marcel Dionne each had a goal and season. This year the team finished 7-8-1, the best record in tremely good defense and they pulled within 72-68. Manning then home losing streak. slack.” Utah rallied for the final eight an assist as Los Angeles used a solid Henning’s tenure. score points from their defense.” hit Cedric Hunter on a long pass for Horizon Monday night. DePaul won, 72-54. One player in particular who In the only other NBA game points / of the game to win in checking game to win in Calgary. Jeff Haar scored 13 points for the a slam dunk with 18 seconds left, Monday night. Utah edged Phila- Philadelphia. shouldered more of the load was Dionne scored the pivotal goal, Rockets, 6-2. before Leon Bryant scored for the Bulldogs. 5-3. deiphia 114-111. Craig Simpson, who had played 62-45 lead midway though the final The Jazz trailed 111-106 with 1:26 beating Mike Vernon and the clock UNLV atop college hoop standings The loss was Toledo’s first at Bulldogs. No. 17 DaPaul 72, Northweatarn 20 minutes. Knicks Coach Bob Hill, who won 'm right wing on Lemieux’s line until remaining, but baskets by Mark hy converting Steve Duchense’s Centennial Hall in six games The Citadel got the ball back on a 84: Dallas Comegys scored 24 Rod Strickland added 14 points Berry decided to shuffle his units NEW YORK — Nevada-Las Vegas, which surpassed the for only the second time in 11 games Eaton and Karl Malone cut the pass for a power-play goal at 19:59 against Big Ten teams during steal, but Craig Bardo missed a points, including eight during a for DePaul. since getting the job when Hubie over the weekend. 100-point mark in two of its three victories last week, remained deficit to one with 49 seconds left. of the second period to make it 3-1. Nichols’ 22 years. three-point shot with four seconds second-half run that led unbeaten The Wildcats led 33-31 at halftime Brown was fired Dec. 1, said that Playing his second game at the No. 1 team in ’The Associated Press’ college basketball poll. John Stockton then stole Andrew Morris Lukowich and Dave Willi­ No. 3 Iowa 104, NIdar 71: Roy left. DePaul over Northwestern. before DePaul surged. Elliot Fullen breaking the long losing streak will center between Kevin Lavallee and The Runnin’ Rebels, 9-0, received 48 first-place votes and 1,220 Toney’s inbounds pass and fed ams also scored for the Kings, while Marble scored 19 points and Iowa Hunter scored 17 points for The host Blue Demons, 8-0, scored 13 points and Shon Morris be meaningless if the team doesn’t Dan Frawley, Simpson responded points from a nationwide panel of sportswriters and broadcas­ Hansen, who hit a basket and foul Joe Mullen scored twice and Jamie had little trouble beating visiting Kansas, 6-1. Bryant had 20 for the scored 13 straight points and took a had 12 for Northwestern, 5-3. continue to win consistently. AP photo with three goals, including two in shot. Hansen finished with 25 points Macoun once for Calgary. ters. Nevada-Las Vegas, which is No. 1 for the third consecutive 9 "When you’re in a position like we the final eight minutes of regulation Goaltender . Roland Melanson, week beat Louisiana Tech 79-75 in the championship game of the and Kelly Tripucka added a season- New York’s Patrick Ewing (33) fights to ciaim control of time. are. we’re not looking to break any high 22. starting his first game for Los Rebel Roundup. ice with one victory,’ Hill said. "M y the basketbaii with San Antonio’s Jon Sundvold (20) in Lavallee had three assists, while Charles Barkley had 23 points Angeles sine Dec. 10, stopped 37 Purdue, Iowa and North Carolina held the second through original goal when I took over was Frawley scored the other Pitts­ Sabres hire disciplinarian in Sator and 21 rebounds for the 76ers, with their NBA game Monday night at Madison Square shots. Calgary’s Mike Vernon fourth spots. to get these guys playing differ­ burgh goal. Cliff Robinson scoring 19 and Julius Garden^ Ewing had 29 points to iead the Knicks to a stopped 31 shots, but saw his ently I was asking them to change Erving 18. “ It’s takes a few games to get personal five-game winning streak' Bv Stephen W. Bell differences with the coach. Mark had held the titles of general ahead of him. I 103-99 victory over the Spurs. used to another position, and we’re end. Johnson NBA player of the week The Associated Press Pavelich also left, citing differen­ manager and director of hockey “ We are probably going to have ces with Sator’s methods. operations. to lay down a lot of grains of sand NEW YORK — Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers — BUFFALO. N Y . - Call it But Sator appears eager to soften Meehan called Sator "a discipli­ before it begins to look like a averaging 28.5 points, 15.8 assists and 8.0 rebound — was named discipline, stability or a kick in the his image. After his introduction at narian, but a fair disciplinarian.” beach,” the Utica, N.Y., native Player of the Week in the NBA. pants, Ted Sator is expected to a press conference Monday, he was and said the team needed stability. said. New England Relays get needed shot In the arm Johnson beat out Paul Pressey of the Milwaukee Bucks, who bring it to the once-proud Buffalo asked whether the Sabres’ owners "The team has undergone signifi­ The length and value of Sator’s averaged 18.7 points and 10.3 assists during the week. Sabres. had asked him to introduce more cant changes and there are indica­ contract were not disclosed, but it The Sabres, who last year missed tions of instability,” Meehan said. Christmas is less than 48 hours and the 12th annual record in his specialty. discipline. was apparent from what Sator and the Stanley Cup playoffs for only " I think what I want to do right "What we are trying to do is end New England Relays are six months down the road but were not opened each containing 100 programs. Meehan said that it is for more than Gretzky NHL player of the week that instability.” I the latter had received a triple "present” in the form of the fourth time in the NHL now is just gather as much facts one year. franchise’s 16 seasons, on Monday about the Buffalo Sabres and take it Ramsay moved to the Sabres’ a badly needed shot in the arm to help revive interest in Worthy of note NEW YORK — Edmonton’s Wayne Oretzky, who scored 12 Brings memories made Sator their third coach in 33 from there, as opposed to coming in bench on Nov. 5. when Bowman "Obviously, this is a situation the June presentation in Manchester. Herald Angle points in three games, has been named NHL player of the week Biggest improvement in the 1986 Manchester Road games this year and the fourth with a standai^ brand of ice stepped down as coach. Bowman that I took some rather hard and 6 The tearing down of the original Herald brought back The Connecticut Section of The Athletics Congress Race, without question, was in having the final results for the 31st time. long looks at. in terms of coming to governing body of track and field events in the United Earl Yost memories to long-time Manchester residents when the since the middle of last season. hockey,” Sator said. "What I ’d like had replaced Jim Schoenfeld mid­ of all 5,612 finishers tabulated and in print four days Gretzky had four goals and one assist in a 5-3 victory over a new organization, and I can States, has granted and affixed Its stamp of approval Knights of Columbus owned the building. In addition to Sator, 37, was fired by the New to do with the Buffalo Sabres is way through last season, which Sports Editor Emeritus after the Thanksgiving morning run. Jim Harvey, of Quebec. He scored two goals in the Oilers’ 4-2 triumph over legitimately say that I feel this is a on the Relays to be the Connecticut qualifying for the the bowling alleys in the lower level which later York Rangers Nov. 21 after leading evolve a style of hockey that fits the ended with the Sabres missing the Aetna’s data processing department, rates a salute for very good club, a very good 1987 Junior Olympic team. became the pressroom, the building was also used as a Vancouver and ended the week with two goals and three assists in the club to the Stanley Cup Buffalo Sabres and makes the playoffs for the first time since 1974. his efforts. Previously, It was months before the list of an 8-8 tie with the Los Angeles Kings. semifinals in his first season as a Buffalo Sabres click.” In addition, Gilbert Perreault, organization.” Sator said. Bill Dumas, who passed along the information, and all finishers with their places and times were basketball court and an arena for boxing. head coach in the National Hockey Sator, Buffalo’s 11th coach in 17 the Sabres’ captain and career thanks to his persistence for recognition by the TAC available. Stu Jennings, current men’s singles champion at the Barry, Smith will be retained as League. seasons, replaces Craig Ramsay, scoring leader, retired Nov. 24 and Sator’s assistant. headquarters In Indianapolis, noted TAC has approved Irene Smith, one of the unsung workers behind the Neipsic Tennis Club, is the sixth ranked 45 (year-old) Tyson, Chavez top boxers of year He joins a Buffalo team saddled who held the job for less than seven later said the team should have “ Ted Sator is an acknowledged Manchester to be host to the National S6-pound Weight particularly in the New England area, an opportunity .scene on Road Race Day, will assume some of the division player In the New England Lawn Tennis with the worst record in the NHL, weeks. He will remain with the club broken with Bowman sooner than it student of the gam e," Meehan said. Championship as part of the Relays. ’The battle among to take part in a warm-up prior to the Nationals personnel responsibilities that Eamonn Flanagan has Association rankings for the 1987 season. MEXICO CITY — Heavyweight champion Mike ’Tyson and 7-22-4 and 17 points out of fourth in a management position, the team did. "It was apparent to me and to our the weightmen will be returning after a one-year lapse The number of scholastic entries has showed a big handled in the past since the Road Race Committee Ray Easterbrook, another top-flight player at the super-featherweight tltleholder Julio Cesar Chavez were named place in the five-team Adams announced. “ Our No. 1 priority,” Sator said, staff that a person from outside the and another outstanding field is expected decline the past two summers and with the Junior took over running the race. Neipsic Club, is ranked fifth in the 55 Division bv co-winners of the World Boxing Council Boxer of the Year award. NELTA. Division. Chairman of the Board Seymour "is going to be to try to get the organization with a strong back­ In addition, in order to inject, hopefully, new interest Olympic Qualifying as a goal the events offered and Bill Booker is the new president of the New England Tyson, 20, was named for winning the crown with a Known for his attention to detail H. Knox III also said Monday that Buffalo Sabres to be a competitive ground. who Is a committed career in the Relays, next year’s promotion on Saturday . June expected to lure new highs Relays' Board of Directors. New members Include Up and around following a second hospital stay is second-round knockout against Trevor Berbick. He was the and computerlike approach, Sa- acting general manager Gerry hockey club again as quickly as coach, is the type of person we need 20 at Manchester High’s Wigren Track has been moved Dumas also notes that Al Oerter, the four-time USA Jack Gannon and Judy Gels. Wally Fortin, long-time baseball and basketball coach youngest heavyweight champion in history. Chavez successfully tor’s system bothered some of the Meehan would become general possible. We don’t want to be an to take this team forward.” up one week The date was advanced as not to conflict Olympic gold medal winner in the discus throw will be More than 5.000 souvenir programs from the 1986 In Recreation Department program as well as defended his title four times during the year. Rangers. Former Alt-Star defense- manager. Meehan was promoted easy out for any team in the Ramsay, a former Sabre, was an with the TAC Nationals the last weekend in June ’The back to defend his championship Oerter was named Road Race were not distributed and sold, which were American Legion baseball. man Barry Beck retired before the from assistant GM on Dec. 2 after National Hockey League” assistant under Bowman before earlier date will now allow track and field competitors. the meet’s Outstanding Athlete last June after settings more than half the number printed Fifty seven boxes Season s greetings to all readers and a special thanks to those who took the time to pass along news tips. start of the season, reportedly over the firing of Scotty Bowman, who Sator acknowledged he has work taking the top job. >■/

K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 23, 19B6 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Dec. 23,1986_13 SPORTS East icemen wake up to register initiai win

iJlLFO RD — After sleeping the first period, the East Chester High at the Bolton Ice Rucci with 14 Catholic High Ice hockey team Palace. East won the Junior varsity woke up in the middle session en Bolt Catholic 0 4 3-7 H.S. Roundup game, 40-24. Heather Osinski had 12 Pats going to the playoffs North Hovofl 1 1 0 -2 ® '^clory over host Scoring: poinU and Margaret Riley 8 for the Hull leaving East ^“ ’'od: NH- AIno Morotollo 4-0 young Eagles. Playoff puzzle " ****** Monday night at (McKtown) 1:0*. Bv Joey Holleman the Milford Arena. apiece for Shepaug. East’s next game is Saturday at , Sfcond period; EC- Oreo Mahoney Veteran East Catholic High The Associated Press It was the initial victory of 1986-87 JParvI Tullmlerl, Tony Grant) 2:06, EC- Manchester’s next game is Satur­ 2:30 p.m. against crosstown Man­ He’s had three state Class L for the Eagles after two losses. The Rob Monaco (R on Perry) 3:S7, MH- day at 7:15 p.m. against crosstown chester High at aark e Arena. School boys’ cross country/golf runner-up squads in 1981, ’82 ^ h n Nuhn (unoitltted) 5:45, EC- coach Jack Hull has submitted M IAM I — The New England Indians drop to 0-3. Mahonev (Grant) 9:35, EC- Scott Elast Catholic at the Bolton Ice and ’83 and his team was state Patriots waited until the final seven finally settled North Haven had a I-O lead after J e n ^ (Perry) 13:37. 9-14 Kimfulfil vwim Jankitwicz i«wi«.c 3 1-3 i-ii 7,f, LDono jo n a his resignation and has ac­ open runner-up in 1979 and ’ 81. Palace. Spectators will be permit­ Lu zt^lM 0, Mlt^Thaxton 11-2 3, Su* nninutes of the regular season to one period on a goal from AIno ..Third period; EC- Craig Reindeau ted as the restriction has been Barrott 3 GO 6 Totolt 2111-19 53 cepted a teaching position at The ’86 squad was runner-up in (unoM lit^) 4:4Sj EC- Jeff Morin (ScoR Sheehan High Schooi in show why they’re going to the Martollo. "It was nice to come 11:», EC- Grant (Tullmlerl, lifted. EAST CATHOLIC (5 1 )'— Amelia the new Class MM division. Bv The Associated Press champion Bears, 14-2, and the Monaco) 14:11. S S 'Z f IS S •' Mo^dlerz 4 5-S 17, Wallingford. playoffs and why the Miami Dol­ home with the ‘W’ . especially the Shepaug 1 2 4-9 •p jh5 • ;Rourtton^Z 00 4, Jo-Marle sAv-iwiuriw Ruedwxucci 4o Hull guided the 1984 golf team' phins aren’t. Rams have not missed the way we started,’ ’ said East coach Shot! on goal; NH-20, EC-18. Manchester 0 0 2 -2 Hull’s resignation is effective Scoring: ?‘All'-RS.*byT. Ji ’ J Wuschjier eeeemwsmwt v0 M V4O, Theresa I nVTVaO to the state Division II title. The Patriots, 11-5, know how to The New England Patriots playoffs for at least three Dr. Vic Russo. "W e had an awful McCreodv 1 0-2 2, Koty Fisher 1 DO 2, Jan. 23, 1987. “ It was an _ First period; S- Mike Gorra (Mott Theresa Sombric 2 OO 4 Totols 22 7-15 51 win when they have to. Miami. 8-8, are in, the Cincinnati Bengals seasons. The Redskins have • firet period. I think my pre-game Gorra, Tim Eagan) 14:59. opportunity I could not pass Huli, a Manchester native, is never developed that trait all are out — and all the pieces of made it in two of the last three. talk put them to sleep,” hequipped. MH8 beaten Second period: S- Christian Heiberg up,” said Hull, who teaches a 1970 East Catholic High the NFL playoff puzzle are now (unassisted) 4:41, S- Mike Gorra (Pete mathematics. season. The semifinal matchups in East, however, came out strong WASHINGTON — Behind a com­ Nessler) 5:44. graduate and graduated from in place. Boys Basketball Hull, 34, has been East’seross With 6:55 left on the clock in the both conferences depend — os in the second period. "W e had a bined 10-point effort from the Gorra Third period: M- Brian Hughes (Andy Southern Connecticut State Col­ New England. 11-5, entered Gagnon) ;37, S- Johnson (Mike Gorra) country coach for 10 years and last N FL game played in the always — on the outcome of the little discussion at the end of the brothers. Mike and Matt. Shepaug lege in 1974. He leaves with the playoffs Monday night when 1:54, S- Nessler (Heiberg) 3:14, S- Mike Coventry on top has been the golf coach the last Orange Bowl, the Patriots had the wild-card games. first period and they came out and Valley downed Manchester High, Gorra (Mott Gorra) 4:24, S- Heiberg mixed feelings. " I leave with a it beat Miami 34-27 to step over five. His cross country squads ball at their own 14-yard line. p l^ e d a good second and third 9-2, in ice hockey action Monday (Mike Gorra) 7:04, S- Flondo (Mike COVENTRY — It was another heavy heart. My heart is with the slump-ridden New York The winner of the Kansas Gorra) 0:57, M- Andy Gognon (unas­ have been very successful in his Twelve plays later, they put it Into ^rtod. That’s what we did against night at the Gunnery School. victory for the Coventry High boys’ the school but it was something I Jets, claim the AFC East title City-Jets game will play at sisted) 9:31,S-MaHGorra(Mlke<}orra, 10-year tenure. The 1982 team the Miami end zone for the SiHfield (4-3 loss). It’s getting to be Mike Gorra had a three-goal hat Flondo) 11:07. basketball team. It, however, couldn’t say no to. I ’m moving and earn a first-round bye. Cleveland on Jan. 4. Denverwill won the State Open title while clinching touchdown in a 34-27 a habit.” trick along with four assists while Shots on goal; M-34, S- 34. wasn’t easy. The homestanding for professional reasons,” said The Jets would have taken the host New England on Jan. 3. the 1985 squad captured the victory that gave New England the Senior Greg Mahoney, just his brother. Matt, added a goal and Patriots converted on only 15 of 32 Hull, who currently resides in division had Miami won, and The NFC matchups are up in state Ciass L championship. Berlin. AFC East title. brought up from the junior varsity two assists for Shepaug, 2-2. Man­ foul shots while E.O. Smith exhi­ Cincinnati, 10-6, would have won the air because N F L rules The Patriots scored the game- club, tied it for East at 2:06 of the chester dips to 0-4 with the loss. Girls Basketball bited a clinic from the charity a tiebreaker over New England prevent title winners from winner with 44 seconds left on a meeting wild-card teams from second period as he tipped in a The shots on goal were even with stripe (19-for-23), but, in the end 30-yard touchdown pass from Steve for the final AFC wild-card beautiful centering pass from the East nipped Coventry gained a 51-46 victory for Coventry and Ayer added nipe. berth. their own division until the the Indians and Shepaug launching Neff (100 breast). Both relays were Grogan to Stanley Morgan. ’That left wing from Tony Grant. Daryl 34 apiece. The difference was on the over the visiting Panthers Monday Coventry’s next game is Saturday Instead, the Jets, 10-6, despite Conference championship A fourth-quarter rally fell short also victorious for East. The 200 gave the Dolphins time for a Tulimieri also drew an assist on the scoreboard. "W e had our shots, we night. at home against COC rival Crom­ finishing with five straight game. Normally, the top-seeded for the East Catholic girls’ basket­ medley relay which consisted of last-gasp effort, but defensive back equalizer. just didn’t convert,” said Manches­ well High at 6 p.m. losses, will host the wild-card team — in this case the Giants— ball team Monday as it fell to All “ Poor shooting form the line,” Neff. Steve Abele, Pete McConnell, Rod McSwain intercepted Dan would meet the wild-card survi­ Rob Monaco, another senior ter coach Eric Farno. "Again, we Connecticut (Conference foe St. Coventry coach Ron Badsteubner , ®®yBHTRY (51) — Jon Seymour 8 3-5 and Steve Orabski took first while game against the Kansas City 19, Rich Reagan 4 2-7 10, Larry Walsh 0 Marino’s pass on the first play after vor. But a Washington victory recalled from the JV, put East in had the chances but weren’t there Bernard, 53-51, at the Eagles’ Nest. said. “ We shot 50 percent (from the the 400 freestyle relay consisting of E Chiefs on Sunday. The Chiefs, 3-5 3, Jason (Sorlck 1M 2, Keith Breoult the kickoff to end the suspense. would preclude that. front at 3:57 as he tipped in a shot to knock them in. But we’re The loss drops the Eagles to 2-2 line).” 32-58, Jack Ayer25-89, RhettGlbbsOO-1 Gately, Martin, Johnson, and “ This is two years in a row down also 10-6, are in the playoffs for from the point by Ross Perry. John improving,” he added. 0 Totals 18 15-32 51 the first time in 15 seasons. A wildcard victory by the overall, 1-1 in the ACC. The Saints Orabski was also victorious. here that have left me speechless," Nuhn tied it for the Indians at 5:45 Famo juggled his lines in the Ironically, it was Coventry’s ■•©.SMITH (44) — Wook Kim 21-1 5, Also in the AFC playoffs are Rams, who have qualified in all moved to 2-3 and 2-2 in the ACC. East’s next meet is Saturday, said Patriots Coach Raymond but Mahoney put East in front for third period and that resuited in two Jack Ayer’s five consecutive foul Surt’* '’ * 0^2' ■'oso'’ RychllngS4-5 Central Division champion four years John Robinson has "Our poor shooting in the secxind 14, Rick (Sable 3 9-1015, Reese LaCosse 1 Jan. 3, 1987 against St. Joseph’s at Berry, whose team won the AFC good at 9:35, assisted by Grant. goals. " I moved Andy Gagnon up. shots down the stretch which 4*5 7, Joon Duprey 1 1 Cleveland, 12-4 with the home- coached them, would put Los quarter (3-for-ll) proved to be the 11 a.m. at the Manchester High Championship game 31-14 in Miami Scott Jensen made it 4-2 at the end He has a good shot. We have to do enabled the Patriots to stave off the 23,RussHlaglns0(M)0 Totals 1319-2344 field advantage in the confer­ Angeles in the semifinals deciding factor,” East coach stubborn Panthers. “ Jackie Ayer 3-polnt field goals: E.O.SmIth- Lo- pool. last January only to lose to the of two periods with his second ogal something to get some points,” he Casse (1). ence, and Denver, which won against the Giants on Jan. 4.A Donna Ridel said. made some key fouls shots,” Chicago Bears in the Super Bowl. of the season. Craig Reindeau, Jeff said. East, which had led. 14-11 after “ I don’t have to talk about this the West with an 11-5 mark. victory by the Redskins would Badsteubner said. "H e (Ayer) Results; Morin and Grant added thlrd- Shepaug scored once in the first the first quarter, ended up trailing 200 med. relay: 1. EC (Abele, Neff, P. team’s character. It speaks loud In the NFC, where four of the put Washington in Chicago on - period goals for East. made five in a row in the fourth C period, twice in the middle session five teams have qualified for at Jan. 3 against the defending at halftime, 27-20. The Eagles could quarter.” McConnell, Orabski), 2:05.1 2. (W L). and clear about them how they Several of East’s goals were on and six more goals in the final 15 Boys Swimming 200 free: 1. T. O'Connell (EC), 2:2.2, least three straight years, Super Bowl champion Bears. not contain St. Bernard’s main 2. Boucler (EC) 3. Carter (EC) performed in clutch situations AP photo • tip-ins. "W e got people going to the minutes. Manchester’s lone two After leading, 12-6, following the playoff spots were finalized a It also would send San Fran­ weapon, Meg Sweet, who poured in 200 IM: 1. David Armstrong (W L), tonight” .net and they were there for the goals, from Brian Hughes and first quarter, Coventry fell behind, East triumphs 2:30.43, 2. Neff (EC) 3. Strogoff (WL) New England’s Stanley Morgan (86) week earlier. Settled in the final cisco, enjoying a four-year run 37 points for the winners. "On the The victory sent the New York Monday night at the Orange Bowl. The ‘ tip-ins,” said Russo, who cited his Gagnon, came in the third period. 22-21, at the intermission. “ Poor 50 free; 1. Kurt Fllota (EC), 2S.4, 2. week was the NFC West title, in the playoffs, toNew Jersey on fast break, inside play, and outside WINDSOR LOCKS - The East Kodlsh (WL) 3. Bailey (EC) Jets. 10-6, into the AFC wild-card gathers In the winning touchdown pass Patriots won the AFC East title with a defense of Perry, Mike Horn, “ It was a 3-1 game at point. We shooting and turnovers,” Bad­ which went to San Francisco Jan. 4 to meet the Giants, who shots, we couldn’t shut her (Sweet) Catholic boys’ swim team evened Diving; 1. Reischerl (EC), 154.7 game against Kansas City. 10-6, as Miami cornerback Reyna Thompson Reindeau and Alex Rodriguez fora just have to work on those flurries,” down,” Ridel said. steubner said of his club’s play in points, 2. Borlllo (WL) 34-27 victory. when it beat Los Angeles 24-14 eliminated the 49ers there last its record at 1-1 with a 109-48 and knocked the Cincinnati Ben- strong game. said Famo. the second stanza. “ We put them 100 fly: 1. Dave Armstrong (WL), (24) tries in vain to block the reception on Friday night; and the home- season in the wild-card game. East, down by 10 in the fourth trouncing of homestanding Wind­ 1:11.89, 2. P. McConnell (EC) gals, 10-6, out of the playoffs. The North Haven outshot East, 20-18, Brian Oatway and Mark Fleming (E.O. Smith) on the line and they field advantage, which went to The Giants, at 8-0, were the only quarter, ralllied to within two sor Locks High. The Eagles cap­ 100 free; 1. Dean Johnson (EC), 1:00.7, Patriots would have been the odd but the Eagles were on target split time in goal for Manchester. made six from the line (in the 2. Albert (W L) 3. WItzke (EC) the New York Giants when they N FL team to win every home points. The Eagles, however, were tured nine of the 11 events. Winners team out if they had lost. nearly 50 percent of the time. Chris Potter kicked out 32 shots for second quarter).” 500 tree: 1. Martin (E C ),4:31.04,2. T. the problem in most of the Dol­ The wily Grogan, a 12-year drilled Green Bay 55-24 game. unable to convert off a rebound with for East were Tim O’Connell (200 O'Connell 3. Travis (EC) But the Patriots like to play with and Craig James, rebounding from George Jordan was in goal for East Shepaug. 100 bock; 1. (Jatelv (EC), 1:10.8, 2. phins’ losses this season, he veteran, was the surprise hero, Saturday. A Giants-Rams matchup Jan. two seconds left which would have Coventry assumed a 34-26 lead free), Kurt Filosa (50 free), K.C. their backs against the wall, in a two-week layoff with a bum knee, and kicked out 18 Indian shots. Chrstian Heiberg added two Abele (EC), 3. Kodlsh (WL) couldn’t produce when the team taking over for injured starter Tony ran 19 times for 60 yards. In losing, the Rams, 10-6, 4 would follow by a day a knoted the contest. Leading sco- after three periods of play behind Reischerl (diving), Dean Johnson 100 breast; 1. Neff (EC), 1:14.51 2. what defensive back Ernest Gibson really needed it. East’s next outing is Saturday at goals and Jessie Johnson, Pete reres for East were Kareen Moz- Flloso (EC) 3. Albert (W L) ' calls “ crunch time.” Eason in the second quarter. Before became a wild-card team bound semifinal between the 49ers and Jon Seymour’s game-high 19 (to o free). Matt Martin (500 free), “ It was a great effort, but we just Meanwhile, the Miami offense 7:15 p.m. against crosstown Man- Nessler and Quinn Fionda one dierz with 17 points and Jo-Marie points. Rich Reagan had 10 points 400 free relay: 1. EC ((rotely, Martin, “ We like It best then,” he said. he was hurt, Eason passed 22 yards for Washington and a meeting Bears. Shaun Gately (100 back), and Eric Johnson, Orabski), 4:03.4, 2. (WL) couldn’t hold the lead,” said Coach to Morgan for the game's first continued its Jekyll-and-Hyde sea­ Sunday with the 12-4 Redskins. The conference finals are Jan. “ We feel like we can do anything at Don Shula. “ We came a long way son. Three turnovers and a botched crunch time. Even when they were touchdown. The Giants, 14-2; the 49ers, 11 with Super Bowl XXI set for from a horrendous (2-5) start this punt attempt in the first half helped up, we had no doubt." Grogan was a little rusty at first, 10-5-1; the Central Division Jan. 25 at Pasadena. Calif. season. A win tonight and we would set up Tony Franklin field goals of Most of the 74,516 roaring fans in but quickly warmed to the task, Hot Boilermakers cool off Toledo have finished as good as anyone in ' hitting 15 of 24 passes for 226 yards 47 and 44 yards. But Marino Sports in Brief the Orange Bowl had their doubts the league.” directed a 65-yard drive in the after Marino sparked a 17-point and two touchdowns with only one After the 19-yarder to Clayton on closing minutes of the half, with the explosion that put the Dolphins on interception. Bv The Associated Press the third play of the final period, pass to Hardy cutting the score to top 27-20 early in the fourth quarter. “ It was an absolutely incredible Spectators allowed at Ice Palace however, the Dolphins didn’t get job by Steve.” Berry said. “ He 13-10. Pens show character Purdue Coach Gene Keady saw NCAA Hoop He passed to Mark Clayton for another first down. To be fair, they The one-game restriction of fans for the Manchester High ice touchdowns of 32 and 19 yards and didn’t take one snap in practice all Marino did it again in the third his No. 2-ranked team play two only got two chances because hockey team at the Bolton Ice Palace has been lifted. Director of games against Toledo. directed the Dolphins 74 yards week. We’ve been preparing Tony period, but the Dolphins couldn’t Grogan and the Patriots were Athletics Mike Simmons said Monday. leading up to a 21-yard Fuad Reveiz Eason exclusively.” get the job done in the final 15 as they tie Montreal In the first half Monday night, the 2 hogging the ball. field goal. Grogan said he had no problem minutes. They leave for the new The ban was due to the unavailability of Bolton constables to Boilermakers seemed sluggish. In Rider. First came a 7-play, 74-yard drive once he settled down. “ I just had to provide protection at the arena. That situation has been resolved. the second half, they opened by Marino, who earlier had drilled a Dolphins Stadium in northern Dade not doing anything fancy, but we’re Tbe Hawkeyes, 10-0, raced to a culminated by an 12-yard TD pass put it into auto pilot and let the guys Bv The Associated Press Manchester’s next home game is Saturday night against making II straight shots and went 1-yard touchdown pass to Bruce County after recording a home starting to know each other and get 19-6 lead in the first 5>A minutes and to Tony Collins. Then, the 12-play around me do their jobs," he said. crosstown East Catholic at 7; 15. on to an 89-67 victory. led 53-31 at halftime. Hardy, finished with 23 completions record of only 4-4 in their 21st MONTREAL — Pittsburgh Pen­ some chances,” said Simpson, who masterpiece — 10 rushes for 43 It worked, as Morgan made eight "How they keep beating eve­ Brad Lohaus and B. J. Armstrong in 39 attempts for 266 yards and season in the Orange Bowl. They guins Coach Bob Berry believes enjoyed his first career three-goal yards and two passes for 43 — that catches for 148 yards, Collins ryone so bad. I ’m not sure.” Keady scored 13 points each and Al three touchdowns. But, as had been were 101-22-1 there in the regular that when a team loses its star game. clinched the title. caught seven passes for 73 yards. season since Shula’s arrival in 1970. Mets add Sam Perlazzo to staff said after Purdue improved to 7-0. Lorenzen had 12 for Iowa. Lohaus player, its true character comes “ I ’m know I ’m not Mario Le­ “ They were very intent when out. mieux, but I want to prove that I can and Kent Hill grabbed eight re­ NEW YO RK — Sam Perlazzo, who compiled a 364-273 record as they needed to be,” he said. "A t the bounds apiece as the Hawkeyes That’s why Berry was so satisfied play in the NHL,” added Simpson, a minor league manager in the New York Mets farm system the start of the second half, they came enjoyed a 57-33 edge on the boards. 3 with the Penguins’ 4-4 come-from- the Penguins first-round draft pick past five years, has been added to the Mets coaching staff for out and were very intense. The first Marshall Grier scored 25and Ron Ewing leads the Knicks to elusive win behind tie with the Montreal in 1985.“ You can’t replace a guy 1987. half we lost our intensity at one Simpson 22 for the Broncs, 1-8. Canadians Monday night in game like Lemieux because he does so point.” No. 4 North Carolina 96, Furman Bv Bill Barnard one of Mario Lemieux’s absence. many things so well. Perlazzo managed the Mets top farm club. Tidewater of the old habits, and that’s not easy todo. In other games involving Top : Dave Popson scored 16 points The Associated Press Pittsburgh came into the game “ But we all have pride, and International League, last season and was 74-66. 68 We had to get bad before we got Twenty teams. No. 3 Iowa routed and sparked a late first-half spurt with a three-game losing streak and without him in the lineup, we want good” Rider 104-71, No. 4 North Carolina as North Carolina beat Furman at NEW YORK — Patrick Ewing without Lemieux, who will be out to show It.” trounced Furman 95-65, No. 13 Charlotte, N.C. was playing well while the New “ It’s terrific, but it’s something for at least the next three weeks. The Canadiens got off to a quick NHL suspends Bob Nystrom Kansas got past The Citadel 74-71 The Tar Heels led by six points York Knicks were losing eight we have to keep building on,” Lemieux, who has 27 goals and 28 start and held a 2-0 lead after one NEW Y O R K — NH L President John Ziegler Jr. has suspended and No. 17 DePaul beat Northwest­ with 5; 44 remaining in the first half, consecutive games, so it was no Ewing said of the victory. “ We assists in 32 games, strained his period on goals by Larry Nbw York Islanders Assistant Coach Bob Nystrom for 10 games ern 72-54. but Popson scored four points and surprise that he played well when played better defensively than ever knee on Saturday. Robinson and Guy Carbonneau. for ronfronting a fan in the stands following a game. Troy Mitchell, who led Toledo St. North Carolina increased its mar­ the losing streak came to an end. His absence was visible early in Montreal easily could have before. Weknowwe’re improving.” Nystrom went after a fan who threw beer on him following the Francis High School to a state gin to 47-33 at halftime. Ewing, averaging 22.3 points the game, when Pittsburgh failed to doubled that advantage were it not Rookie Johnny Dawkins scored Islanders-New Jersey Devils game at Brendan Byrne Arena on championship in 1983, scored 20 Kenny Smith and Ranzino Smith during the Knicks’ tailspin, scored 26 points for San Antonio, including mount any type of offensive threat. for Pittsburgh goaltender Gilles points for visiting Purdue. Mitchell, added 14 points each for North 29 Monday night and equalled his But as the game wore on, the Meloche and missed opportunities Dec. 11. Nystrom held the fan until security personnel arrived. three long-range shots that sparked a 6-foot-7 junior, scored 12 points Carolina, 7-1. season high with 15 rebounds in a Penguins persevered and twice by Mats Naslund and Mike Ziegler called the fan’s action "cow ardly,” but said Nystrom the Spurs’ short-lived comeback. during a 30-11 burst that started the Shawn Reid scored 12 for the 103-99 victory over the San Antonio overcame a two-goal deficit to earn McPhee. ^ violated a league rule by entering a spectator area. Alvin Robertson added 22 points second half. Paladins, 5-3. Spurs. the draw. and 12 assists for the Spurs and The Penguins tied the game byi Purdue guard Troy Lewis began No. 13 Kansas 74, Ths Citadel 71: “ I ’m happy to be playing better, In the other NHL game Monday the end of the second period, but padded his NBA lead in steals with the game by making a three-point Danny Manning scored 24 points but it’s still no fun unless you win,” eight. Montreal regained the advantage night, Los Angeles beat Calgary 5-3. Falcons fire Dan Henning shot, and he finished with 15. Melvin and threw a key full-court pass in said Ewing, whose scoring average “ We all know the situation we’re when Dave Maley connected at 3; 5(1 AP photo Wilkins had 17 points for the McCants contributed 14 points and the final seconds that helped after his first 12 games this season Knicks. in, so I didn’t have to say anything of the third period. SUWANEE, Ga. — The Atlanta Falcons announced that head nine rebounds. Kansas hold off visiting ’The was 11.0. “ I got tired, but when it’s to the guys,” said Berry. “ They Coach Dan Henning, who compiled a 22-41-1 record in four "Purdue has a very nice team,” Citadel. close you have to suck it in." knew what was expected of them. DePaul's Dallas Comegys (35) and Kevin Golden double Jazz 114, 76ers 111 Kings 5, Flames 3 seasons with the N F L club, has been fired. Toledo Coach Bob Nichols said. The Jayhawks led 66-55 with 5; 54 Ewing played 45 minutes for the We certainly missed Mario, but the the defense to block the shot of Northwestern’s Shon Bobby Hansen made a three- Jimmy Carson, Jim Fox and Henning, 44, was given a one-year contract after last year’ s4-12 "They play hard. They play ex­ remaining before The Citadel Knicks. who also broke a six-game rest of the team picked up the point play with six seconds left as Marcel Dionne each had a goal and' season. This year the team finished 7-8-1, the best record in tremely good defense and they pulled within 72-68. Manning then Morris (25) during first-half action at the Rosemont home losing streak. slack.” Utah rallied for the final eight an assist as Los Angeles used a solid Henning’ s tenure. score points from their defense.” hit Cedric Hunter on a long pass for Horizon Monday night. DePaul won, 72-54. In the only other NBA game One player in particular who points of the game to win in checking game to win in Calgary. Jeff Haar scored 13 points for the a slam dunk with 18 seconds left, shouldered more of the load was Monday night. Utah edged Phila­ Philadelphia. Dionne scored the pivotal goal, Rockets, 6-2. before Leon Bryant scored for the Bulldogs, 5-3. delphia 114-111. Craig Simpson, who had played 62-45 lead midway though the final The Jazz trailed 111-106 with 1:26 beating Mike Vernon and the clock UNLV atop college hoop standings The loss was Toledo’s first at Bulldogs. No. 17 DaPaul 72, Northwealern Knicks Coach Bob Hill, who won right wing on Lemieux’s line until 20 minutes. remaining, but baskets by Mark by converting Steve Duchense’s Centennial Hall in six games The Citadel got the ball back on a 84: Dallas Comegys scored 24 for only the second time in 11 games Berry decided to shuffle his units NEW YORK — Nevada-Las Vegas, which surpassed the Rod Strickland added 14 points Eaton and Karl Malone cut the pass for a power-play goal at 19:59 against Big Ten teams during steal, but Craig Bardo missed a points, including eight during a since getting the job when Hubie over the weekend. 100-point mark in two of its three victories last week, remained for DePaul. deficit to one with 49 seconds left. of the second period to make it 3-1. Nichols’ 22 years. three-point shot with four seconds second-half run that led unbeaten Brown was fired Dec. 1, said that Playing his second game at The Wildcats led 33-31 at halftime John Stockton then stole Andrew Morris Lukowich and Dave Willi­ the No. 1 team in The Associated Press’ college basketball poll. No. 3 Iowa 104, RIdor 71: Roy left. DePaul over Northwestern. breaking the long losing streak will center between Kevin Lavallee and before DePaul surged. Elliot Fullen Toney’s inbounds pass and fed ams also scored for the Kings, while The Runnin’ Rebels, 0-0, received 48 first-place votes and 1,220 Marble scored 19 points and Iowa Hunter scored 17 points for The host Blue Demons. 8-0, be meaningless if the team doesn’t Dan Frawley, Simpson responded scored 13 points and Shon Morris Hansen, who hit a basket and foul Joe Mullen scored twice and Jamie points from a nationwide panel of sportswriters and broadcas­ had little trouble beating visiting Kansas, 6-1. Bryant hatl 20 for the scored 13 straight points and took a continue to win consistently. AP photo with three goals, including two in had 12 for Northwestern, 5-3. shot. Hansen finished with 25 points Macoun once for Calgary. ters. Nevada-Las Vegas, which is No. 1 for the third consecutive 9 “ When you’re in a position like we the final eight minutes of regulation Goaltender Roland Melanson, week beat Louisiana Tech 79-75 in the championship game of the and Kelly Tripucka added a season- New York’s Patrick Ewing (33) fights to ciaim control of time. are, we’re not iooking to break any high 22. starting his first game for Los Rebel Roundup. ice with one victory,’ Hill said. “ My the basketball with San Antonio’s Jon Sundvold (20) in Charles Barkley had 23 points Lavallee had three assists, while Angeles sine Dec. 10, stopped 37 Purdue, Iowa and North Carolina held the second through original goal when I took over was their NBA game Monday night at Madison Square Frawley scored the other Pitts­ Sabres hire disciplinarian in Sator and 21 rebounds for the 76ers, with shots. Calgary’s Mike Vernon fourth spots. to get these guys playing differ­ burgh goal. Cliff Robinson scoring 19and Juiius Garden? Ewing had 29 points to lead the Knicks to a stopped 31 shots, but saw his ently I was asking them to change “ It’s takes a few games to get Erving 18, personal five-game winning streak- By Stephen W. Bell differences with the coach. Mark had held the titles of general ahead of him. 103-99 victory over the Spurs. used to another position, and we’re end. Johnson NBA player of the week The Associated Press Pavelich also left, citing differen­ manager and director of hockey “ We are probably going to have ces with Sator’s methods. operations. to lay down a lot of grains of sand NEW YORK — Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers — BUFFALO, N Y . - Call it But Sator appears eager to soften Meehan called Sator “ a discipli­ before it begins to look like a averaging 28.5 points, 15.8 assists and 8.0 rebounds — was named discipline, stability or a kick in the his Image. After his introduction at narian, but a fair disciplinarian.” beach," the Utica, N.Y., native Player of the Week in the NBA. pants, Ted Sator is expected to a press conference Monday, he was and said the team needed stability. said. New England Relays get needed shot In the arm Johnson beat out Paul Pressey of the Milwaukee Bucks, who bring it to the once-proud Buffalo asked whether the Sabres’ owners “ The team has undergone signifi­ The length and value of Sator’s averaged 18.7 points and 10.3 assists during the week. Sabres. had asked him to introduce more cant changes and there are indica­ contract were not disclosed, but it The Sabres, who last year missed discipline. tions of instability,” Meehan said. Christmas is less than 48 hours and the 12th annual record in his specialty. was apparent from what Sator and were not opened each containing lOO programs. the Stanley Cup playoffs for only " I think what I want to do right “ What we are trying to do is end New England Relays are six months down the road but Meehan said that it is for more than Gretzky NHL player of the week the fourth time in the NHL now is Just gather as much facts that instability.” the latter had received a triple “ present" in the form of one year. Worthy of note franchise’s 16 seasons, on Monday about the Buffalo Sabres and take it Ramsay moved to the Sabres’ a badly needed shot in the arm to help revive interest in NEW YORK — Edmonton’s Wayne Gretzky, who scored 12 Brings memories made Sator their third coach in 33 from there, as opposed to coming in bench on Nov. 5. when Bowman “ Obviously, this is a situation the June presentation in Manchester. Herald Angle Biggest improvement In the 1986 Manchester Road points in three games, has been named NHL player of the week games this year and the fourth with a standanl brand of ice stepped down as coach. Bowman that I took some rather hard and 6 The Connecticut Section of The Athletics Congress Race, without question, was in having the final results The tearing down of the original Herald brought back for the 31st time. since the middle of last season. hockey," Sator said. "What I ’d like had replaced Jim Schoenfeld mid­ long looks at. in terms of coming to governing body of track and field events in the United Earl Yost of all 5,612 finishers tabulated and in print four days memories to long-time Manchester residents when the Gretzky had four goals and one assist in a 5-3 victory over Sator, 37, was fired by the New to do with the Buffalo Sabres is way through last season, which a new organization, and I can States, has granted and affixed its stamp of approval Sports Editor Emeritus after the Thanksgiving morning run. Jim Harvey, of Knights of Columbus owned the building. In addition to Quebec. He scored two goals in the Oilers’ 4-2 triumph over York Rangers Nov. 21 after leading evolve a style of hockey that fits the ended with the Sabres missing the legitimately say that I feel this is a on the Relays to be the Connecticut qualifying for the Aetna’s data processing department, rates a salute for the bowling alleys In the lower level which later 1987 Junior Olympic team. Vancouver and ended the week with two goals and three assists in the club to the Stanley Cup Buffalo Sabres and makes the playoffs for the first time since 1974. very good club, a very good his efforts. Previously. It was months before the list of became the pressroom, the building was also used as a Bill Dumas, who passed along the information, and basketball court and an arena for boxing. an 8-8 tie with the Los Angeles Kings. semifinals in his first season as a Buffalo Sabres click.” In addition, Gilbert Perreault, organization,” Sator said. all finishers with their places and times were head coach in the National Hockey thanks to his persistence for recognition by the TAC available. Stu Jennings, current men’s singles champion at the Sator, Buffalo’s 11th coach in 17 the Sabres’ captain and career Barry Smith will be retained as League. seasons, replaces Craig Ramsay, scoring leader, retired Nov. 24 and headquarters In Indianapolis, noted TAC has approved Irene Smith, one of the unsung workers behind the Neipsic Tennis Club, is the sixth ranked 45 (year-old) Sator’s assistant. Tyson, Chavez top boxers of year He joins a Buffalo team saddled who held the job for less than seven later said the team should have Manchester to be host to the National 56-pound Weight particularly in the New England area, an opportunity scene on Road Race Day, will assume some of the division player in the New England Lawn Tennis “ Ted Sator is an acknowledged with the worst record in the NHL, weeks. He will remain with the club broken with Bowman sooner than it Championship as part of the Relays. The battle among to take part in a warm-up prior to the Nationals personnel responsibilities that Eamonn Flanagan has Association rankings for the 1987 season. MEXICO CITY — Heavyweight champion Mike Tyson and student of the game.” Meehan said. 7-22-4 and 17 points out of fourth in a management position, the team did. “ It was apparent to me and to our the weightmen will be returning after a one-year lapse The number of scholastic entries has showed a big handled in the past since the Road Race Committee Ray Easterbrook, another top-fllght player at the super-featherweight titleholder Julio Cesar Chavez were named and another outstanding field is expected place in the five-team Adams announced. “ Our No. 1 priority.” Sator said, staff that a person from outside the decline the past two summers and with the Junior took over running the race. Neipsic Club, is ranked fifth in the 55 Division by CO-winners of the World Boxing Council Boxer of the Year award. In addition, in order to inject, hopefully, new interest NELTA. Division. Chairman of the Board Seymour “ is going to be to try to get the organization with a strong back­ Olympic Qualifying as a goal the events offered and Bill ^ k e r is the new president of the New England Tyson, 20, was named for winning the crown with a In the Relays, next year's promotion on .Saturday . June Known for his attention to detail H. Knox III also said Monday that Buffalo Sabres to be a competitive ground. who is a committed career expected to lure new highs Relays Board of Directors. New members Include ...MP fo"°wlng a second hospital stay is second-round knockout against Trevor Berbick. He was the 20 at Manchester High’s Wigren Track has been moved Dumas also notes that Al Oerter, the four-time USA Jack Gannon and Judy Gels. Wally Fortin, long-time baseball and basketball coach and computer-like approach, Sa- acting general manager Gerry hockey club again as quickly as coach, is the type of person we need youngest heavyweight champion in history. Chavez successfully tor’s system bothered some of the Meehan would become general possible. We don’t want to be an up one week The date was advanced as not to conflict Olympic gold medal winner In the discus throw will be More than 5,000 souvenir programs from the 1986 in lucreation Department program as well as to take this team forward.” defended his title four times during the year. Rangers. Former All-Star defense- manager. Meehan was promoted easy out for any team in the with the TAC Nationals the last weekend in June The back to defend his championship Oerter was named Road Race were not distributed and sold, which were American Legion baseball. Ramsay, a former Sabre, was an man Barry Beck retired before the from assistant GM on Dec. 2 after National Hockey League” earlier dale will now allowtrack and field competitors. the meet's Outstanding Athlete last June after setting a more than half the number printed Fifty seven boxes Season s greetings to all readers and a special thanks assistant under Bowman before to those who took the time to pass along news tips. start of the season, reportedly over the firing of Scotty Bowman, who Sator acknowledged he has work taking the top job. ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1986 Georgia and BC to contrast at Hall of Fame Bowl By Fred Goodoll of its last six regular season games, The Associated Press last two seasons after settling for into the national spotlight. while unranked Boston College has ties in the Florida Citrus and Sun back from their poor start. 4-8 record last season, finished 1986 won seven straight after a 1-3 start “Georgia likes to run,” Bicknell “Before the season began, I made with 2,090 yards passing, 17 touch­ TAMPA, Fla. — Georgia and Bowls. said, “and. we pass until our CLASSIFIEP ADVERTISING 643-2711 that included two-point losses to “The last two years, we were a a statement — and I’ll never say downs and six interceptions. Boston College, a pair of 8-3 teams Rutgers and SMU and a 12-point quarterback’s arm falls off.” anything like that again — that we mediocre team," Bulldogs offen­ After losing his starting joh In a His favorite targets were Kelvin . Notices that overcame slow starts with decision to Penn State. had better players than at any time. Martin and Darren Flutie, Doug’s Business P ro p e rty...... contrasting styles of play, meet in sive guard Kim Stephens said. season-opening loss to Rutgers, Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent___80 “At that time, a bowl was the last “The motivation was not there I’d been here,” Bicknell said. younger brother, who had 41 and 35 Lost/Found...... Q, Resort Property ...... the first Hail of Fame Bowl at thing from our mind,” BC Coach Boston College quarterback Shawn “I meant overall, Ididn’tmean to Personals...... Mortgages Bookkeeping/Income T a x ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 going to a bowl .This year we have a receptions, respectively, for a Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 Tampa Stadium. Jack Bicknell said. “We were only Halloran reclaimed it forgood with say we had our best team ... I had combined 1,077 yards and 13 TDs. 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Call 646-2425 parlanca working wHh a 2- any advertisement which Coloorv 20 14 1 41 137 129 PZ Z ~ 82 ^ 02 :U3MSNV y-Washlngtn 12 4 0 Part Tim e Mold wanted. tion. Monday through Fri­ 15 14 4 /j Washington 25 2617 104.7 tram downed the East Catholic fresh­ Miami, Hampton 13-109, Clayton 1-11, Invsntory and euirtsr duUas. (holding), 7:25; Ledyard, LA (slashing), Indiana 12 14 .462 7'/; Cleveltxid 24 2504 104.3 Hawoll-Hllo 84, Dubuaue W men, 64-54, In Its opening gome Monday. Nathan 210, Roby Mmlnus 0) PraroquIaKs to smploymonl Cleveland Hayward St. 66, Son Jose St. 60 11:50; Pepllnifcl, Col (elbowing), IIV50; 11 13 .458 L.A. Clippers 24 2489 103.7 Sontlogo Carrion led the Bears with 24 P M S IN G — New England, Eason 99b- PERMANENT PART TIME Invoivsa a gsnaral pbyaloal, Son Antcxilo 25 Montano St. 91, Prairie View 70 Toylor, LA (hooking), 14:10; Tovlor, LA WESTERN CONFERENCE 2586 103.4 •/j New York 26 2563 line, and Jeff Ross. 19:16; Baxter, Col, mlnor-malor (Instigator, 12 14 98.6 TOURNAMR9ITS Hawthorne 1-5. MIomI, Cloyton 294, Duoer ‘ bursed at 20’/M per mile. Conduct (laid aurvey In and (tampany ottan a oompsWIvs flohtlno),19:16. Houston 9 15 .375 7'A A6et LHe CIOMlC 4 «, Davenport ^ Hardy 224,Moore around Hartford County, C T. Survey raquirea about 2-3 ■alary Including an axosManl Third Period— 5, Los Angeles, Fox 12 Sacromenfo 8 17 .320 9 Team Defense , _ Pint Round ^227, Johnson 215, Hompton 2-1, Nottion ■. EXTRA weeks of work each month. Start in January, 1087. Paid banoflt packaga and tbs op­ Son Antonio 7 19 .269 lO'/i O NEWSPAPER (Dionne, Ledyard), 4:45 (pp). 6, Caioory, No. AV8 San Francisco 86, Hovard 65 training. Work requires flexible schedule, morning, af­ portunity for advanoamant Mocoun4 (Tonelll),6:29.7, Colaary,Mullen Pacific Division Milwaukee 26 2634 101.3 Utah Sf. 93, Fordham 88, O T MISSED FIE LD GOALS— New England, { L.A. Lakers 19 6 .760 — Atlanta ternoon, evening and Saturday hours. 18 (Wilson, Reinhart), 15:22 (pp). 8, L.os 25 2567 102.7 MuNdnaum CHrMniae Clonic Frcxiklln 39. • ' i CARRIERS IntsrsaWd candMaMa should Portlond 17 11 .607 31/, Chlcogo 24 Angeles, Williams 7 (Fox, NIcholls), 17:41. 2477 103.2 „ . . PkTf Round Transactions Raquiramanta — U.S. Citizen, High School graduate, or apply In pataon or sand a Mlar Golden Stole 15 11 .5^ Detroit 26 2286 MONEY... 103.9 Penatfles— Dionne, LA (tripping), 1:12; Muskingum 71, Alma 53 NEEDED. equivalent, paaa 30 min. written test. If Intereatad call or ot Intaraat to; Otto, Cal (slaNiIng), 3:40; Williams, LA 13 11 542 5W Boston 25 2628 105.1 Tiffin 105, Rio (Jronde 83 (rouohlng), 7:17; Otto, Cal (roughlno), 12 14 .462 7'/, Houston 24 2534 105.6 Utah Cknslc write: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the UNITED ciiau I 7:17; NIrtolls, LA, mlnor-malor (elbowing, L.A. Clippers 4 20 .167 14'/i New York 26 2747 105.7 MMCHEITER Canaus, 10 Causeway St„ Room 553, Boston, Mass. Flref Round NFL playoff schedule ‘ WITH YOUR OWN fighting), 7:17; Bullord, Cal, mlnor-malor Monday's Games Indlcxio 26 2751 105.8 BASEBALL iME« Arm y 55, Sf. AAory's, Collt. 54, O T Ameilean Leoave •• 8 02222-1084. 617-565-7128, E CE, and Include your tele­ (Instlootor, tlohtlno), 7:17; Wells, LA New York 103, San Antonio 99 Utah 24 2540 105.8 Utah 79, N. Texas Sf. 66 phone number whan writing. (Interference), 8:01; Wilson, Cal (trlp- Utah 114, Phllodelphta 111 Washington 25 2665 106.6 O AKLAND A'S— Signed Carlos DIoz, Sunday, Dec. 2i PART-TIME Wait Hartford, C T 06110 pitcher. Outrlghted Darrell Akerfelds, Ri. Main A Unlwi SL Arsa all I Plna),9:28;Dlonne,LA,mlsconduct, 1 1 -26; _ . TIiM doy'i (tames L.A. Lxikers 25 2682 107.3 Kansas City at New York Jots, 12:30 * We are an aflkmeWve eoaon, Detroit of Indiana, 5:30 p.m New Jersey 24 2602 108.4 College hoop top twenty Tim Blrtsds and Eric Plunk, pitchers P.ITt ' • H B W rn S l 8ll equal opponunN|^smDloyar. Deoroy, Col, mlsconducls,n:26; Corson, Brtra Dorsett, cotcher, and Stan Javier, tIOOvia LA (rouohlng), 14:23. Utah ot New Jersey, 7:30 p.m Phllodelphia 25 2721 109.1 Los Angeles Rams at Washington, 4 " W illia m S I III L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m Clevelcxid outfielder, to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast p.m. ' 888778122229 Shots on goal— Los Angeles 11-12-13— 36 24 2621 109.2 The Top Twenty teams In The Associated League. O iklind SL Ctalgary 8-15-16— 39. Cleveland at Chlcooo, 8:30 p m Dall<» 25 2754 110.2 Saturday, Jan. 1, ns7 S-17 Press' college basketball poll, with first- NoWetiol League New York jota or Kansas Clfo of r Power-ploy Opportunities— Los An- Son Antonio ot Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Sacromento 25 2777 111.1 place votes In parentheses, total points An Excellent Opportunity S m M R lIK S S S ^ gelesSof 6; ColoatY2of 7. Dallas at Phoenix, 9 : » p.m San Antonio 25 2781 NEW YORK METS— Named Sam Per- Clevel(xid,12:30p.m. 111.2 based on 20-19-18-17-16-15-14-13-1Ml-lG9*7- Idzzo coach. Announced thot Greg Pa vllick, B r m S t 4 S ^ Goalies— Los Angeles, Melonson (39 Portland at (talden State, 10:30 p.m Golden State 26 2893 111.3 Washington or San FTandteo of •. for housewives and mothers Phoenix 6-5-4-3-21, record and lost week's ranking: onlstont pitching coach, will be arovlno Chlcooo, 4 p.m. MraiRilii Rd. nWANTED!! shots-36 saves). COIgarv, Vernon (36-31). L.A. Lakers Ot Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 26 2897 111.4 III 4%AMA minor leoguepltchlno Instnirtor. with young children — bring Denver ot Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Seattle 24 /DOO 111.9 Sunday, Jan. 4,1987 N i. EIm S t Portland Record Pfs Pvs ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Troded Bill 82-230 Wednesday's (tames 28 3153 112.6 I.Nev.-Los Vegs (48) 94) 1220 1 LosAnoelesorSanFrancIscoatNewYork them with you and save on No gomes scheduled L.A. Clippers 24 2704 112.7 Dawlev.pItcher.taheChIcoooWhIteSoxtor Giants, 12:30 p.m. Shmned CIrcIs III JOIN OUR SALES FORCE Denver ZPurdue ())) 60 1149 2 Fred Manriaue, Inflelder. New Englcxid ot Denver, 4 p.m. babysitting costs. Thursdoy'i (tames 26 3087 118.7 3.IOWO 0 ) 94) 1095 3 P irk irS L S9S-5I4 Chlcooo ot New York, 12 p.m. ___ BASKETBALL Jon. 11,1987 4.North Carolina 61 1075 4 NolloiM Basketball Assodolton Lydm SL M 7 Calendar Woshington at Philadelphia, 8 p.m S.Auburn (2) 60 096 6 *® ^ onnouneed 21 Houre Per Week DALLAS MAVERICKS— Waived AFC and NFC Chomplcxishlp gomes WMdkrIdif SL 29S470 WORK PART TIME 6.(Xdahoma 61 805 7 Myron Jdckson.ouord. Salary Plus Oas Allowance Big East standings 7.Svrocuse , Sunday, Jan. IS, 19V 8-0 769 9 Super Bowl ot Pasadena, Callt., 6 p.m. . S llia e S L III Ja n 114, 7B riin a.lndlono 61 742 8 Must likB children, must have reliable TODAY Big East Cenlirenoe O'all viS,®,. CLIPPERS—Waived SOUND INTERESTING? M irira l SL III Beys Besketbotl 1 9.llllnols 7-1 713 5 Geoff Hutton, guard. W L w L 10.(jeometown Pro Bowl Lm m is Glotlonbury of MonchMter, 7:30 U TA H (114) St. John's 1 741 698 10 MILWAUKEE BUCKS— You can be a Herald Area III car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., 0 6 0 11 N. Carolina St. 7-1 550 12 Sunday, Feb. 1 Z East Lym* of East Cothollc, 7:45 Trlpucko 9-17 4-4 22, Malone 9-16 5-9 23, Vlllanova 1 0 5 3 Reactivated Sidney Moncrtef.guard. _ ^ At HoneMu CiMkrldia SL III Bolton ot Volley Reolonol (Dera Eaton'4-12 OO B, Green 1-2 OO 2, Hansen 9-17 Syracuse 12.NOW 61 512 11 Tim e TB A Adviser and handle and su­ 9:30-1 pm Sat. 0 0 8 0 13. Kansas 5-1 502 Nirth Main SL III River),7:30 5-5 25, Stockton 5-7 OO 10, Curry 1-4 OO 3, Grargetown 0 0 7 0 13 BLAZERS-Wolved pervise our carrier boys and Oirtt Bosketkell Bolley 7-14 44 18, lovoronl 1-2 1-2 3. Totals Providence 14 Pittsburgh 5-1 456 14 Chris Engler, center. M iU iw S L III 4091 1024 114. 0 0 7 1 15 St. John's 74) 439 IS Monchester ot Glastonbury, 7:30 Pittsburgh 0 0 5 1 FOOTBALL girls. If you like kids, want a Caidirflald SL all EASY MONEY Putnam at Coventry, 7:30 PHILADELPHIA (111) 16. Temple 61 287 20 Nattamil Football League Boston College 0 0 6 3 17OP0UI little Independence and Wrestling Robinson9-13 1-219, Barkley 6-1011-1223, Connecticut 0 1 3 4 74) 283 19 A TL A N TA FALCONS— Fired Dan Hen­ Eiafflald SL III 11 Kentucky 5-1 244 11 New FoIrtlelO ot Cheney Tech, 3 p m McCormick 2-5 22 6, Ervlng 6-13 08 II, Seton Hall 0 1 6 1 ning, head coach. your own Income... NartMlald SL III Cheeks 012 4416, Thrratt 48 44 12, Hinson 19 Georplo Tech 5-2 118 16 BUFFALO BILLS— Named Bobby Ross Radio, TV 20 Florldo — SL tA T U R O A V J-2 44 6, Toney 5-14 00 11 Totals 3977 32-36 Monday's Results 14/ r-lwriuu ^61 1 79 /T — aucxierbock coach on6 passing gome Wannild •II CALL SUSAN Bevt Bethetbell Providence 93, Howard S4 Others receiving votes: Duke76; Alubomo coordinator. Jiaaph S L III Retery Clastic n 23 M 29-114 Seton Hall 76, Morgon Stott SS 48. Clemson 42; Arkonsos 41; Western DALLAS COWBOYS— Announced the ------29 21 25 26— tit Kentucky 40; Florldo Stole 25; UCLA 21; TONIQMT Call 647-9946 S lrei^ S L ' III (et Rest Catholic High) Tenight't Oomes retirement ot Jim Cooper, offensive Z 'S Wlipl^rs vs. Bruins, WTIC IN CIRCULATION Mitchell vs Middlesex (Most),2o.m Tbraa-ooint pools— Hansan ?, Curry. Fairfield ot UConn (Starrs). I p m Virolnlo 14, Vanderbilt 13; Cleveland State lineman. Hlllird SL •II Tooav Foulad out— None RebouruH^ 12: Oreoon State 8; Ldulsvillc 7; 7:30CoMeg9bask«tbaM: Louis vlllt vs. Middletown vs Windsor, 4 p.m PIttsbureh at Brigham Young HOCKEY Indiana, ESPN Manchester vs Eost Catholic. 6 o m 3D (Eoton 14). PMIodtic4>io 43 Drexel at VIMonovo Te»os-EI Poso 7; Memphis State 4; Texas Nollenal Heckey Leoaue or 647-9947 Herald (SorXiav 71) Assisti— uta^ 34 (Stodrton CMstlon 4; Washington 4; Fullerton ^'2? Gpilra# boskttboll: Gaorgetown TODAY MCC vs Horttord UConn, S p m Florida AAM at Georgetown NHL— Suspended Bob Nvstrom, ossltt- TS- S^orldo A A M , SporttChannel 14), FtIllodaio^ia n (Ervinp, BorXiav PrMgy'f Oome St«rte3, Georola3;Mlchlaan3. NewOrleoni ont cooch, New York Islanders, for 10 Bolton ot Somers. 7 30 7) Totol foui*— Utah 77. ^iiodtfoMa Gome 2; Tulsa 2; Wyoming 2; 8 : ( » Colltg* tootboll: Hall of Fomt .Classifieds!! Hawoll-Loo Invitational Syracuse ■owl — Boston C o IIn * vi. (taorgla, Cromwell ot Coventry. 7 » Ttcfm icolv-Uta^ liiagai atfama VI WIchIto Stole lOoho 1 ; Northeoatern I: Ohio State); B UFFA LO S A B R ES -N am «d T td Sotor CALL NOW A— 10,177 Toledo 1 ; Utah 1 ; Vlllonovo 1 Channtls 11, 61 647-9946 hrad cooch. 9:30 J*ts vs. O lltrs, ESPN iilllllllilllllllB 643-2711 / 647-9946 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 i< — MAiNe^MKSTER HERALD. I\iesdav. Dec. 23. 1986

NOMES n iN O M E S KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ®by Lwry Wright FOR SALE ■' Vfo r s a le

Government Homes - Manchester - 890,900.00. 4 W€i'. (aJHAT from $1 (u repair). Delin­ room ranch, completely HAPpeNEDTo „ redecorated, new wall quent tax property. TfCflAlSriElc€?, Repossessions. Coll 805- rarpetlng. A pleasure to 687-eOOO. Ext. GH-9965 tor show.James R. McCovo- current repo list. nooh Reol Estate, 64^ 3800.O U i U c M K Just Listed! immoculoteS 3 bedroom, 1/2 both, full Storrs - 832,900.00. Very and iMSile b oftNN|0geftte dormered Cope on Clyde nice 2 bedroom Mobile doors and wtn- ^gctrteait, l»rg|i<«iB«v Rood. $120’s Hurry! "We home In adult community. repaired, oKtrO Guarantee Our Houses!". Appliances, central air _ inttoUed. Odil B!anchord t> Rossetto. and porch. James R. iat6464173. 446-2482.0 M c ^ ya n o o h Real Estate, *T«e 649-3000.G rCWBSiilni B I Super !nvestment - In your Blfvtdoe • Compidle future! Excel!ent oppor- R o c h e s te r - new llstlngl AiM KropdIre end reOto^ tun!tv to purchase a 3 CHorm lng 6 room Dutch deiiiiii, Smell 80010 e o ^ r ii ■ fam!!y !n the South end of Colonial, 3 bedrooms, fire­ S S S ^ S S S A ipvrppi wprK. Htgim iW i Hortford. Seperate utl!!- place, screened porch, iS M ff •‘•••davs iMf don't IneMfod, roforaneee t 4B- r«. room and 2 car ba*etimetoprepare?We tles, spacious rooms, 1 SfS& newer roof. Offered at- detached garage. Close to [ /M hHpt Weareoorefet* rwnwHKnti lii- everything in a family ‘ ‘ ‘ •'Td^eieonlng service $169,900.Jackson & Jack- J 8 yrs. exp. in thp> son Rea! Estate, 647-8400 neighborhood. 8130JNI0.00. fll8|w«o)t; ii*j lH» dMMdfllite yipdlni. «4M m . y\»a/l^- or 646-8646.0 James R. McCavanogh. I We do ON phases of Art's UgM Trwdtlnoj Real Estate, 649-3800.D ■ KpiMS oortv s ^ f deofHMN. 0 » Cellars, oWcsr BKfBt Manchester - a n!ce fam- Manchester - 8149,900. V. else avoll. ^ K i C t t i A IIEOUS cleaned. Jui l!y home In this 7 room We'd be pleased to show ^IHwkly, or menlMy, Nome your own price iRHIfNlEt Fumlturg raised ranch, 3 bedrooms, you through this fine fam­ Father And son. Fast, moved. finished family room, 11/2 ily home featuring 3-4 .aats.ir**'* honest ITV/8TERE0/ LBOAL NOUCB baths, carpeting, fire­ bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, >K«iHlvmgnl worker, APPLIANCES The Deportment of Public place, patio, etc. Conylent fireplaced living room, ISBit John At 64»43S3 And rience in . Utility Control will conducto locotlon.S162,000. U 8i R new kitchen, dining room Mava message. onvtime. public heorlne, pursuant to Magnovox entertainment Sections 16-11 and 1643 of the Realty Company, 643- with Dutch door to patio, Oenerol Statutes of Connec­ 2692.0 screened porch off living center - 25 Inch color T .V ., ticut, at Its oftices. One Cen­ room, hardwood floors stereo, FM and record tral Pork Plaza, New Britain, Bolton - 6 room ranch with throughout, 2 car garage player - 899.00. 6331797.0 Connecticut, on Tuesday, APARTMENTS APARTMENTS December 30, 1186 at 10:00 3 bedrooms, brick fire- and a private yard I Make FOR RENT APARTMENTS ICONDOMINIUMS a.m., concerning Docket No. placed living room, for­ an appointment to see It |F0R RENT FOR RENT [for b en t 16-11-19, Appllcinlon ot Conti­ mal dining room with today.Sentry Real Estate m ac h m er y nental Cablevislon of Con­ built In hutch and 11 x 23 Services, In c ., 643-6601 .□ Manchester - Quality 1 AND TOOLS necticut, Inc, for Approval of lower level family room. One bedroom second 2 bedroom, 1/2 duplex, Merger. The Company seeks bedroom and 2 bedroom Manchester-New end approval of the Deportment 16 X 16 deck overlooking Manchester - 8164,900.00. floor, no pets. Downtown. appliances, 8550. per unit, condominium. 2 bed­ opartment, heat, hot wa­ 8400 plus utilities. Secur­ Toro - snow shovel. Brand to merge Its corporate entity 1.34 ocre country lot bor­ Pure pleasure best des­ ter and all appliances month plus utilities. Bow­ room, V/i bath, central with and Into Continental dering a trout stream. 16 x cribes this Impressive ity. References. 643-9776. ers School area. Call John air, 2 car garage. 8800 new; was a gift. 875.00. Cablevislon of Wostern New Included. Air conditioned, a Please call 875-4493.0 32 Inground pool and home located In desirable aulet, on bus line. Ideal for at 643-1591. month plus utilities. Call England, Inc. Presently, the garage.S112,900.0 Rockledge area. Features Vernon-New 2 bedroom 872-9720. Company holds the certltl- middle-aged and senior - unit available, wall to wall cate of public convenience Include cathedral celling, citizens. 8515 and 8550. Manchester - Charter Oak and necessity to serve the Bolton - 6 room ranch with beams, recessed lighting, 247-5030. carpeting, full appllanced Street - 5 room duplex, Available January-2 bed­ FUa OIL/COAL/ towns of Enfield, Hortlond, ' 3 bedrooms, brick fire- 2 fireplaces, master bed­ kitchen, no pets. 8600 plus centrally located near bus room end unit, patio, FIREWOOD Granby, East Granby, Suf- placed living room, for­ room with full bath, well utilities. 649-1262 or 649- line. 1 year lease. Security fleld, Windsor Locks, Eost 24 Locust Street. 7 room basement, swlmmlng/ten- Windsor, Somers, Stafford mal dining room with designed kitchen, sliders 9619. deposit. No pets. 8465 per nls court. 8625 monthly. apartment. No applian­ Cord ot wood. Seasoned and Union, Connecticut. Ad­ bullt-ln hutch and 11 x 23 to potlo, lower level with ces. Security. No pets. month. 649-2871. 742-0672. ditional Information may be 4 room second floor apart­ one year. Cut and spilt. lower level family room. family room, den, laundry Call 646-2426 weekdays 9to obtained from the Depart­ 16 X 16 deck overlooking and cedar closet. Tw o car ment available January I. Manchester - 5 raom, 2 Placing an ad In Classified 875.00 cosh and carry ment's Executive Secre­ 1.34 acre country lot bor­ garage. Sentry Real Est­ Redecorated, no pets, no bedroom, 1st tioor. Ap­ Is easy. Just call 6432711. 646-3156.0 tary's Office. dering a trout stream. 16 x ate Services, Inc., 643- appliances, no heat. 8450 pliances, wall-to-wall car­ D EP A R TM EN T OF 32 Inground pool and gar- 6601 .□ Manchester-2nd floor, 2 plus 2 months security. peting, full basement, Seasoned Firewood, cut. PUBLIC UTILITY 649-5100. HOMES 845 a pickup trCick load CONTROL age.S112,900. O.W. Fish bedroom, heat and ap­ washer and dryer hook ROBERT J. MURPHY, Realty, 643-1S91 or 871- pliances. No pets. 8550 ups, garage; on bus line. FOR RENT You pick up. 742-7247. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Coventry - new 2 bedroom 1400.m Rentals Plus security. Coll 646 No utilities. 1 month secur­ 036-12 3979. duplex. Excellent loca­ ity deposit. 8 575. 6494245 Bolton-Lakeside year RECREATIONAL Coventry - Great House - tion, 2 baths, wall-to-wall after 5 pm. round clean 5 rooms, carpeting. Fireplace. Sky­ [eq u ip m en t highlighted by a 13 x 31 lAPARTMENTS 3 and 4 room apartments large living room with LBOAL NOTICE greotroom with a split No appliances, no pets. light, central air. Applian­ Manchester - 1 bedroom fireplace. 8800 per month. ces Included. Minutes to Pursuant to State Statute 43 fleldstone fireplace. This FOR RENT Security. Call 646-2426. In 4 family. 8395 plus 649-8445. For Sale. Rowing Ma­ 61 a public auction Is to be gorgeous contemporary weekdays between 9 ano 1-384. References and se­ utilities. No pets. Secur­ chine, fully assembled, 1 held on December 31,19S6at I has 3 bedrooms, 2 full curity deposit required. ity, lease. 528-0776 or 643- Monchester - "nice 6 year old, excellent condi­ a.m. for monies owed on 197D Oakland Heights - Is now 8700 month. 742-7247. 4792. Chevrolet, l.o. No. 194370- baths and a beautiful view taking applications for room townhouse". For tion. 875. Coll 646-3245 8400809 at 634C Center St., overlooking the valley one bedroom handi­ Manchester-clean and mature couple, 3 bed­ after 5;30pm. Manchester, acre lot adjacent to public Two bedroom townhouse Manchester - Central lo­ rooms, 1 1/2 baths, all capped apartment. Apply aulet 6 room, 3 bedroom - heat, hot water, carpet­ cation. Kitchen privi­ ossiz golf course. Home built In 360 Oakland Street, Man­ kitchen appliances. Car­ Ladles bicycle. 26 Inch 1980. D.W.FIsh Realty, duplex, no appliances, no ing, air conditioned, all leges. Call 527-9825 or chester, 2 to 5 pm, Mon­ pets. Available January 1. peting, full basement and wheel, 830.00. Good condi­ 643-1591 or 871-1400.O appliances. Nice location. 623-8102 otter 7 pm. tion. 649-1680.O day, Wednesday, Friday. 8600 plus utilities. 649-3219. fenced In yard! 8695 per Call 647-1595. month plus utilities. Call [MISCELLANEOUS IC0ND0MINIUM8 Mr. Lindsey at 647-0200. Rowing machine. Origi­ [fob SALE MttCELLANEOUS IMISCELLANEOUS IMISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Ifor r en t nal cost 830.00. Sell 815.00. FOR SALE FOR SALE IFOR SALE Manchester4 room Cape, Coll 6431710.O Holiday AAatrIx lifetime FDR SALE 1'/> baths, attached gar­ membership - before you age. Sunroom, finished Weight lifting bench - with buy from them, check 2 bedroom townhouse, basement, fireplace, leg attachment. Hardly with me and save. 647-9829 Westage Condos. ^ '/2 large backyard, on bus used. All assembled. evenings. oaths, fully appllanced route. Stove and refriger­ 875.00 or best offer. 643 kitchen, washer/dryer ator. 8800/month. Secur­ 9000.0 Luvs diapers. 9 unopened FREE CLASSIFIED ADS hook-ups and private ity. Lease. 7424124. boxes. Newborn size. 66 basement. Central air, Roller skates - used aniy a diapers per box. 85.00 per pool, tennis, and dining few times. Like new.840.00 box. Coll 6436240.G To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for room. Small pet accepta­ ISTORE ANO or best offer. Coll 643 ble. Heat and hot woter lOFFtCE SPACE 1782.0 Twin size metal hl-rlse ’ 99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days — FREEI Included. 8785/month plus unit for under day bed. security. Available Imme­ Manchester - Prime office Ski's Knelssl 190 CM with Brand new. Call 644-1950 diately. Can 6468352. look 77 binding. 899.00. ofternoons.D 1 t t 4 space, 1000 to 4800 square Fill out coupon (one word feet. Front door parking. Coll 6464732 after 5 pm.o per epece) end mail or Boyle Real Estate Com­ bring to the Mencheeter • t 7 t IMISCELLANEOUS pany, 649-4800. Golf Clubs, set of M cGre­ Automotive Herald Office, 10 Bralnerd IFOR SALE gor Irons, 3-matched Piece. t 10 11 P It Store - Monchester, Main woods, pro bog, with um­ Street. Approximately 750 brella. 899. Call 6431794.0 Clearly etete Kern end price It 14 It It square feet. For more [CARS In ed. One Hem only per Information call 529-7858 Boy's Schwinn 10 speed. [for SALE ENDROLLS or 563-4438. Good working condition. ed. No pet, teg eele, or zrv, width - 258 Must sell. 850/best offer. 1984 Chrysler Laser XE, commercial ede accepted. N a m e . Phone laiti width • 2 for 258 649-5862.0 M U S T be picked up at the fully loaded, excellent Merchandise running condition. Best Addreee Manchester Herald Office Professional Male figure before 11 A.M. O NLY. skates, size 8. Sheefleld offer! Call Terri at 646- steel blades. Like new. 2156. 845.643-0879. ANTIQUES/ Buick 1980 Wagon, 6 cy­ jCOLLtCTIBLES linder, automatic, power |B0AT8/MARME steering and brakes. [ eq u ip m en t 137.000 miles. 81500. 529- Antique - 1800 trunk, 1567. 860.00. Old kitchen crock 16 foot Mad River canoe, 830.00. Call 6437534.0 1982 Buick Regal Esate paddles Included. Used Wagon4 door, door locks, four times. Excellent con­ dition. 8800. Please call tilt wheel, tape player, 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- rear defroster, air condi­ ICLOTHINO 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for tioning, power brakes and Bob. steering, wire wheels, Ladles Down Ski lacket 48.000 miles. Almost new with hood. Reverseable. tires. 85500. 643-6181. Size small. Blue. 820. 649- [MUSICAL 2287. [item s Pontiac J 2000 1982- Stereo Specialist hotchback, rear window Country Christmas Swedish Gifts defogger, louvers, am/fm J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ One duck, two ducks, many, many, CB 700 drum set - base stereo cossette, new tires. fessionals buy their stereo equip­ visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT ! NEARLY NU drum, 4 tom, 5 roto toms, 2 more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, Well maintained. ment ond accessories. Discount ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks cymbals, 1 high hit cym ­ 83295/best offer. 649-6763 and Hummel figurines. We also t SHOPPE bal and 1 stool; all stands after 5:30. pricing on cosh and carry Items. — Wreaths and flower and folk art ? 366 Main St., Manchester < Call Jack Bertrand 643-1262. carry Swedish foods. Ellington Included. 8490. 646-2162. too, all hand made and waiting for Center Plaza, Ellington, 872-0273. ; 04S-2073 you at 1977 Datsun 200SZ - looks t Leaf mfmife shopping? good, runs well. 8900. or CRAFTMEN GALLERY ICAMERAS/PHOTO best offer. 429-3108 or 58 Cooper St., Manchester, ! Com e to the Nearly Nu i [eq u ip m en t leave message. Jewelry 647-8161 I Shoppe, where the sale w Holiday hours 7 days a week. Pets A is atm going on — 8 Polaroid Land Camera - Chevelle-1969 V-8, auto­ Largest selection of diamonds and Toys and children's t model 230 with flashgun. matic transmission, 4 gem stone dinner rings. Christmas DJ'S DOG GROOMING and PET 8 8 clothing Size 0-14 at T Excellent condition. Will door, new battery hours, 9-Bpm, M on.-FrI., 8-5 Sat. S U P P L Y 649-0485. Bedding - canopy, brass, cuddle and mats. 8 minimal coat. 4 sell for 840.00 or best 8200/best offer. 647-1927. BRAY JEWELERS, Wayne Bray, Florists offer .649-7918.0 643-5617 Coats, sweaters, rain gear, life 8 Opsn_1^4 pm dally. PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER 1983 4 door Mercury lackets and back packs. Unique cat Topaz, 5 speed manual, SHOP - Fancy Fruit Baskets. Box­ furniture. Holiday goodies, toys front wheel drive, 19,000 wood Trees - All Your Christmas and crates. Pet pictures with Santa, MISCELLANEOUS miles, AM/FM stereo, Decorating Needs I 36 Oak Street, November 28 and 29, 12-6 pm and F0R8ALE cassette. Warrenty. 87000. Fruit Baskets 649-0791 and 200 West Center Street, every Sunday after. I FURNITURE Death In family, must sell. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS- Deliv­ 646-6056. ered Locally - Shipped nationwide. * * 8 * « Bed frame - Twin, 88.00. Motor - electric. 1/4 horse MICHELLE'S FLORALS - Fresh ar­ MI8CEI1ANE0U8 NOW 20% OFF ALL WICKER Call 649-4064.D power. 110 volts. 820.00. rangements, silk arrangements, Unique Gifts AUTOMOTIVE PERO FRUIT STAND- Call 646-8302.O J holiday wreaths and many gift The store with elegant, unique and 276 Oakland Street, Manchester, Bed frame - Tw in, 88.00. Items In both our stores. Hours different fashions and gifts from Call 649-4064.0 Exercise bike Vltamaster 6434384 Four 14 X 17Corvette Rally 9;30am-5:00pm dally and Thursday around the world. EAST WEST IM­ Deluxe, model electronic Wheels - Centers and 'til 6pm. Saturday, 9-1 pm. 857 Main PORTS,. inVi Center Street, Man-, Wing back chair - print Indicator pulse time rings. 8225. Negotiable. FERNANDO'S ORCHARDS, Birch Street, Mancheter 649-2522 (form­ Chester, 6435692. fabric, warm colors. Com­ speed distance. 890 firm. 647-9069. Mountain Road, Glastonbury. Na­ erly Leaf, Stem, and Root), 39 fortable. Excellent condi­ 646-5828. tive apples, cider, fruit baskets, Windsor Ave. (Rte. 83) Vernon, 875- tion. 860.00. Call 6432041 Snow Tires - whitewalls, holiday wreaths and other crafts. 5145 everyday 94, Sot. 9-5. after 6 pm.o Modern portable Singer mounted on rims E78 x 14 Historical Calendars sewing machine. Excel­ Manchester Historical Society en­ posvsters. 825.00 each. Beautiful, like new. Lone lent condition. 840. 649- Used one seoson. 6436463 gagement calendars. Featuring; Hope chest (Cedar). 8200 3581.0 offer 4 pm .r Automotive Package Stores line drawings of 12 of Manchester's Is a bargain I Call 649- oldest homes with locations and de­ 7717.0 10 Gallon Fish Tank - with Tw o E78 X 14 new Jetson PAP Auto Parts, 307 Eost Center BROWNS PACKAGE STORE has a scriptions. 86.45 Includlng tax. Call light, 2 pumps, filter, wide bile white snow tires. Street (rear of Lenox Street) 649- variety of liquors, wines, cordlols, Lillian Grant, Secretory, 643-1153 heater and gravel. 85.00. 4 ply poly. 840.00 for both. TV/STEREO/ Call 649-3581.0 3528. Super savings on gift Ideas for your holiday needs and gift giv­ for sales locations and other Infor­ Call 6434129.0 mation. APPLIANCES L sole; 10% off on Gift Certificates. ing Ideas. 278 West Middle Tpke. J Old brass chandelier - not 6437330. Jeep rims- 4 mounted on wired. Ornomental. H7315 recap snows. 5 lug Kenmore Washer, 1 year 820.00. Call 6431814.0 wheels. 860.00 for all 647- old, 8275. 6434808. Excel­ 8958.0 lent condition. King size - free flow waterbed mattress.One Jeep rims- 4 mounted on . Refrigerator - 2 door, 16 veer old. Excellent condl- H7315 recap snows. 5 lug coble feet. Monual de- tlon.875.00 or best offer. wheels. 860.00 for all. 647- \\ frost. 825 00 6432809.O 649-0078.O 8958.0