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« « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 10. 1987 MSB

GUARANTEED GET READY LOWEST PRICES andiFfitrr Hrralii M anchester — A City iil Village Charm FOR WINTER HUGE SELECTION! Friday, Dec. 11,1987 30 Cents Police seize drugs headed for sale in town LOW, LOW PRICES! Police Department participated in that weighed between 30 and 40 Wright said. The windows had been By Nancy Concelman Gerald LeBlanc, 43, a Canadian activities in June,.police said. That Mtanchester Herald citizen living at 379 Buff Cap Road, investigation reveMqd that LeB­ the raid. pounds each. The bales were highly painted black and LeBlanc had .and check out theac ntBB senieest Tolland, was arrested and charged lanc was importing 2>)00 to 3,000 Arrests were made after compressed and packaged in large installed vents in the van to prevent More than $600,000 worth of with possession of over 1 kilogram pounds of marijuana at a time from members of the Tri-Town and state plastic garbage bags, Wright said. sjMmtaneous combustion during hot O' FREE MOUNTING! narcotics, some of it destined for of marijuana with intent to sell and Delaware and distributing it to policcitask forces obtained search Some of the marijuana was pack­ weather, police said. sale In Manchester, were seized possession of cocaine, police said. marijuana dealers in north central warrants for LeBlanc’s landscap­ aged into pounds and half-pounds, At the same time police were from an Ellington business and a Deborah Mcavoy, 22, of the same Connecticut, including Manches­ ing business off South Road in he added. searching the van, a second search O ' FR EE STATIC BAUNCIN6! Tolland home Thursday night, address, was arrested and charged ter, South Windsor and Vernon, Ellington and his home in Tolland, Police also found three scales for warrant was being executed on g P E C lA L r ! police said. with possession of marijuana and said Manchester Police Sgt. Don Wright said. weighing marijuana, about an LeBlanc’s Tolland home, which he shared with Mcavoy, police said. O' FREE ROTATION! Members of the Tri-Town Narcot­ cocaine, police said. Wright. Police obtained a search warrant ounce of hashish and large quanti­ Task force members found three FREE FRONT-END ics Task Force, which includes Police also charged LeBlanc with “ We know that some of the drugs for a Chevy van secured within a ties of loose marijuana, which ounces of marijuana and about one police from Manchester, Vernon possession of marijuana and pos­ being sold by that person were locked compound at LeBlanc’s indicated that a larger amount of S' FREE^SrCHANGEOVER! a l i g n m e n t gram of cocaine, according to the and South Windsor, and a state session of drug paraphernalia, coming into Manchester,” said Ellington landscaping business. No marijuana had been In the van, police report. Police also said they WITH THE PURCHASE OF police task force seized $640,000 state police said. Capt. Joseph Brooks. “ I think It’s one was at the business at the time. police said. O' FREE FLAT REPAIR! f o u r n e w t ir e s worth of marijuana, hashish and Members of the Tri-Town task going to impact the- amount of Inside the van. task force The door handles on the van had seized more than $8,000 in cash. A marijuana In Manchester.” members said they found about 200 been removed and a padlock had Every tire kold by Towrr Fair it backed by our fam ous cocaine In the 9:35 p.m. raid, police force started an investigation into Please turn to page 14 “ IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE” Guarantee! WITH said. LeBlanc’s alleged drug trafficking Six members of the Manchester pounds of marijuana in five bales been placed on the back doors. Guaranteed LOWEST PRICE Policy PURCHASE ^LUS! Every tire sold at TO W N FAIR TIRE is guaranteed tor defects O F 2 N E W 7n workmanship or materials for as long as you own the lire — regardless of ^ ‘W hen you’re ready for tires, don't sacrifice the quality ... m ileage received. 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'S2 205/75R15...... *71 225/75ni5... *48 ' 1SS/S 0 R 1 3 ____ « 3 9 205/7SR14___*S2| president bade Gorbachev farewell for ending the Soviet occupation of W intBr-Ready! Economy SNOW 175/B0H13...... 'S* 215/75R15...... ••• 235/7SniS . *80 I 16S/B 0 R 1 3 ____ * 4 3 21S/7SR14___•SSI on Thursday. Both leaders are RADIAL 185/80R13...... *87 225/75R15...... *77 , 17S/ 80R 1 3 ____ * 4 8 205/7SR1S....*54i looking toward a fourth summit in Afghanistan. Bottor Quality 195/75R14...... 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It seems that Cheney Hall continues to inspire ambitious ideas and that many people looks at AIDS in the community are eager to see it opened We’ve Stuffed Our Shelves Make It A Regal Christmas for public use. WASHINGTON — In Just a few years, There have been requests to use the hall for heterosexuals will outnumber homosexuals as with Stocking Stuffables weddings and for Christmas parties and for a victims of the fatal Acquired Immune Deficiency YOIT t H SPECiALT’ir SHOP variety of other purposes. All of the requests Syndrome. PURITAN* \ 757 Maii\ Street, Downtown Mancliesler This Is only one of several conclusions reached in for Young and Old Alike... have been turned down because there is no a recent internal Central Intelligence Agency ■‘Soft Orion" Sweaters | Liquidation Sale sure way to know when the haii will be in Visit Lift the Latch for a wide up to Doe, 30th ./e-a medical report that we have obtained. ' 100 Dupont Orion condition for public use. The CIA report predicts that in the 1990s, the assortment of gifts for everyone on ■ 16 Colors $ 1 3 9 0 | MM growing numbers of heterosexual AIDS victims But the interest bodes well for the future use ■ Fully Washable Everything Must Go will surpass the declining Incidence of AIDS In the your shopping list. of the hall and, presumably, for interest the • S-M L-XL Rog $24 E “No, no, you misunderstood. You guys are staying here it’s the toy homosexual population. The reason? Homosexuals E public will show when money is sought to help factory that’s moving to Mexico. will change their high-risk sexual patterns. % OFF pay for the rest of the renovation project. The CIA experts grimly explain why the numbers 30(Originti Priet) 1 The latest inspiration came about of homosexual AIDS cases will decline as safe sex On All Merchandise spontaneously this week when Fred Blish, a practices become more prevalent: Many who are Caeh/Check No Adjuelmenta on member of the Cheney Hall Foundation and a already infected will die. g MC/VISA Final Salei Previona Sales Interestingly, the CIA notes that "AIDS probably leader in the Little Theatre of Manchester, Washington Wire g REGAL’S I originated as a heterosexual disease, and it was ~Youf OuMlity M eo’f Shop' M suggested that LTM produce some kind of only by chance that the homosexual community S December 1987 C S iliC Christmas festival next year with a Victorian bore the brunt of the initial impact.” 903 Main St.. Downtown Manchester Circled dates indicate either C theme to match the origin of the hall. After euphoria, reality Today. AIDS victims are spread through the g 997 Main $t. — Houra — a Sunday opening 1-4 pm or Fellow members of LTM who heard Blish’s population in a statistical pattern that has not g Manchester Mon., Tuea.. Sat. till 5:30 Open Sunday Open until 8 pm (all changed much since the disease first surfaced — 73 Wad., Thura., FrI. till 9:00 12.to 5 24 21 others) burst of enthusiasm were a taken back a bit g 6 4 9 ^ 7 0 By Bryan Brumley percent are homosexual and bisexual men, 17 g 27 28 19 30 31 by the ambitiousness of his idea, which is Gorbachev came to Washington enthusiasm forthe project. . percent are heterosexual intravenous drug users, 4 g, tentative, of course, but they didn’t object. last Monday ready to sign the Many scientists, inciuding percent are Haitians living in the United States and g WASHINGTON - President The Perfect Gift... LTM is not committed, but it’s almost Intermediate Nuclear Force pact, some involved in Star Wars about 1 percent are hemophiliacs. g g Reaganand Mikhails. Gorbachev g g which bans all U.S. and Soviet research, say the lasers a nd other The CIA report also lists the "disturbing but g certain the idea will catch fire. LTM has put arms control back on a g g Wilton’s Gift Shop g missiles with ranges of 300-to- exotic weapons envisioned for a constant percentage of heterosexuals that cannot demonstrated its capacity to carry out businesslike footing during the g LEON LEVIN g 3,000 miles. space-based missile defense sys­ be classified as belonging to any high-risk group (1 g Specializing in Hummel Figurines, ambitious undertakings. summit, signing one treaty, re­ Knit Tops in Assorted Colors $ 9 4 -0 0 Although the treaty eliminated tem cannot be developed until the to 3 percent).” g g S, M, L, XL A porting progress on another and g only about 7 percent of U.S. and turn of the century, if at all. Recent reports that mosquitoes might be g CONTACT LENSES g Collector’s Plates, Early American Gifts agreeing to meet next year come g Soviet arsenals, and for that And for the next year. Congress carrying AIDS were dismissed by the CIA. It would HEARING AIDS what may. g g reason is described by analysts as has barred the administration take 2,800 bites by a mosquito infected by the AIDS g and Accessories The mood was closer to that of g e a s t e r n CONNECTICUT’S LEADING militarily insignificant, it was from spending any money that Human Immunodefiency Virus (HIV) “ to deliver a g g their first meeting in Geneva two g FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS TWEEDS SPECIALTY SHOP Large Selection of Collectible Dolls & Bears important in several ways. Not would violate the so-called narrow sufficient virus load to pose even a theoretical 637 Main St, Manchester years ago than that of their g New interest the least of them was stablishing interpretation of the 1972 Anti- threat,” the report says. “ In fact, there is no - Gift Certificates Available - Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:00 643-6196 second, the Iceland summit last g 964 Main Street 643-7781 momentum forarmscontrol in the Ballistic Missile Treaty, which evidence that mosquitoes are able to transmit 763 Main Street / 643-1191 • 191 Main Street / 643-1900 year, at which for a few dizzy •g ■ Senate, which must ratify any limits the testing of Star Wars living virus.” g hours they discussed eliminating treaty. components. The CIA passed on to its employees information g g all nuclear arms. 20% OFF in the GOP? “ The percentages don’t really Gorbachev may revive his from the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta g The Iceland summit ended in g matter,” Gorbachev said of the opposition to Star Wars as nego­ that other insects, especially African bedbugs, All Swintec* & Olivetti Typewriters g FAIRWAY DEPT rancor over Reagan’s Star Wars t* t76 MsInBI. 646-1717 g INF pact. “ What does matter is tiators near agreement on cutting cannot transmit AIDS to humans, either. ManchMItr anti-missile defenses, a subject g Houra; M-S g we have opened up a new phase in longer range weapons. Senior Mosquitoes and other bugs were rejected as an MC/VISA Bun. 11-« that they skirted at this summit For Students: g When the Republican Party in Manchester the real process of nuclear U.S. analysts call that tactic the AIDS threat in part because "there are virtually no STORE g but will haunt preparations to 'From Ihs Bssics to ihs Impossibis to FIrtd, elects a new town committee Jan. 11, it will be disarmament.” “ Lucy and the Football” ap­ unexplained case of AIDS in the 10- to 14-year-old A basic electronic typewriter. Add Spellcheck g g meet again in Moscow next g You Should Corns Hsrs Flrstl"______authorized to elect 99 members. The INF accord was the first proach, after the Peanuts comic age group, a group commonly exposed to g summer. I or computer interface, or g U.S.-Soviet arms control papt strip character who pulls the ball mosquitoes and bugs. Of 26 cases of AIDS in this WINDOW SHAPES CUT * CUSTOM FRAMINQ * KEYS MADE It would be pleasant to think that on that In judging summit meetings, it memory, or display. g signed since Reagan took office in away every time Charlie Brown age group, all contracted their disease from blood day, when the election caucuses are heid in is said, one should wait one week EXPEMENCE LEItURELY. ENJOYAILE 1981 and Gorbachev came to runs to kick it. or blood-product transfusions or were assaulted by For Business: for the euphoria to pass and NOUMY INOPnNB. INICOVEIL. each of the town’s 12 voting districts, there power in 1985. It eliminates, for an AIDS carrier,” according to the CIA report. In g another week forthedepression to the first time, an entire class of g // ■ From the basic daisy will be a heavy turnout of Republican voters. Bryan Brumley writes on na­ another study of 62 children, ages 5 to 15,61 fit into g come and go. superpower weapons. And Mos­ wheel with one step FAIRWAY It would also be pleasant to think that there tional security issues tor The “ established risk categories” and the remaining Wear these shimmering g A R8FHEBHINa CHANGE g Optimism prevailed as the cow and Washington have agreed, correction, to memory will be far more than 99 Republicans eager to one case was still being investigated. leaders parted company. Reagan Associated Press. Austrian Crystals g writers with up to ■ COOKII TINO ■ OAKKWARE also for th^ first time, to destroy The CIA predicted, in effect, that AIDS will be elected and eager to serve. called the summit "a clear set in 14Kt Gold a B O nO CHMOTMAO CABDO • TRIM-A-TRIE new weapons, missiles which are inevitably drive up insurance rates as the medical 32K of memory. More likely the turnout will be light. success.” Gorbachev said, "A ■ TOYS OALORE still in production. costs of caring for its victims goes through the i M Overlay by ■ CHNItTMAO WRAP good deal has been ■ QIFT ROXEt Possibly, there will not be 99 candidates and Previous arms control pacts set ceiling. ^Jew elers Krementz - l i B A l l s t a t e 39 Pumeii Place a C O O K IK ( U T T I R O accomplished.” Letters to the editor I ^ vacancies will exist after the caucuses. ceilings on overall arsenals and "By 1991 the cost of AIDS care will surpass the and be ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BUSINESS (bohind MorloWt) ■ QIPTE FOR ALL AGES The euphoria from the W ashing- The Manchester Herald wel­ The recent history of the Republican Party certain types of weapons, tending medical costs of either breastcancer or lung dazzling! ■ ■ U P III m a c h i n e s Manchester • 643-6156^ ■ HOUSEWARE* ■ SILK A PLAD'HC FLOWERS ton summit stems from the treaty comes original letters to the the superpowers to scrap out­ cancer, and the time lost and money spent will Starts N o w thru Dec. 24th - Not valid with any other offer. g ■ PICTURE FRAMES ■ RIBBON in town does not give much cause for hope. signed, the prospect of a Moscow editor. dated systems in favor of more exceed the present Medfcaid budget by 100 percent, Ws carry all supplies and accessories. f ■ COATS a CLARK YARN ■ HUOE CRAFT The party’s work has been left pretty much to summit next year, and thegeneral Letters should be brief and to ^ ^ X(juii i It ^J^iatnonJi Ex ^ in t U J t C x Q modem and deadly ones. over $66 billion,” the CIA observed. c? We also service what we sell, on premises. » and CROCHET THREAD DEPARTMENT aura of good will. the point. They should be typed or a few people. Reagan and Gorbachev re­ In its eight-page report to its spies and GREAT GIFT IDEA - GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE g The depression will come when neatly handwritten, and, forease *#3 tiling lyptwrllsr lint (Souret: Dtltquttl 8 Vtnlurt Dtvtiopmtnl) g EXTENDED STORE HOURS IN DECEMBER In the Nov. 3 election the Republicans made ported some progress in the far employees, the CIA attempted to dispel some fears. g 785 Main St., Manchester • 643-8484 people remember that no pro­ in editing, should be double­ AM-EX / VISA / MC / DISC a modest advance in voter strength. Two of more sweeping draft Strategic “ AIDS does not appear to be spread through the gress was reported toward the spaced. Letters must be signed Arms Reduction Talks to cut air. You will not contract it in a crowded subway, g A Store of Inspiration the party’s candidates for the Board of withdrawal of the estimated with name, address and daytime “ OLD FASHIONED PRICES" WALLPAPER SALE g longer-range arsenals by up to SO though you may catch tuberculosis there. g in Downtown Manchester Directors got more votes than one of the 115,000 Soviet soldiers from Afgh­ telephone number (for verificati­ percent. “ You will not get it from shaking hands with an 20-50% Discount g anistan, or that the eight-page on). The Herald reserves the g Democratic candidates, and one of the GOP’s And for the time being, Gorba­ AIDS victim, creating food prepared by him. You on all wallcovering books g joint communique contained only right toedit letters in the interests g cAi^nes Pface^ Hear Your Favorite Book candidates for the Board of Education chev has decided to take his will not get it from sharing cigarettes, unless a Unisex — Full Service Hairstyling g one sentence on human rights. opposition to Star Wars off the of brevity, clarity and taste. g outpolled two Democratic candidates. Maybe substantial amount of virus-containing saliva is Haircuts Perms g And time is running out for summit tabte and place it on the Address letters to: Open Fo­ on Audio Tape those small gains will stimulate more interest exchanged.” E. A. JOHNSON Reagan to cut a deal to reduce shelf, allowing physics and polit­ rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. g g Jan. 11. long-range arsenals. ics to wear down American Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. PAINT CO. No way out g 5 5 *20 723 Main Street g The United States could withdraw from the manchesterM A | I Manchester @ibles & Books Persian Gulf if one of three conditions were met, g oil MAIN ST. 840 Main Street • 649-3396 g The president was right and I was wrong former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger told g Call for appointment • 643-1442 6 4 9 -4 5 0 1 a confidant before he announc^ his resignation. g ■ ■g They are three big “ ifs” : WASHINGTON — Like most Americans, I found I predict that Kemp, Haig. Robertson and (1) " If we could get a cease-fire in the Iran-Iraq g the agreement “ toeliminate, forthe first time, a g DuPont will suffer a quick death in the presidential war observed” ; (2) “ If we could get arms g whole class of nuclear weapons,” as President sweepstakes for their right-wing stance on this embargoes that can diminish the capability of Iran g g Reagan put it. thrilling. Northern issue alone. Bush will see his ratings rise for his to conduct the war” ; (3) " If we can get the g But I have to confess that I ’ve been critical of the articulate support. Iran-Iraq war over.” g g president’s tactics and strategy from the Perspective But the Democratic prospects will be enhanced Weinberger admitted in private that the three 9 beginning. And I was wrong. for their bipartisan support of President Reagan, conditions seem improbable. “ It’s a little bit like g You Can Foal at Homa With Ua In 1981 when he insisted on placing Michael J. McManus who they have criticized on so many issues. asking when terrorism is going to end, ” g • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR 'o j i m a n t *tp^^u^isA'g Intermediate-range nuclear forces missiles in Many of the comments from conservatives are Weinberger said. “ We really don’t know.” g • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) Europe despite misgivings by European leaders absurd, such as the charge by Howard Phillips thiat g • CLINTON • PUTNAM and local protests. I wondered why they were Reagan is a "useful idiot for Kremlin Banks In trouble g g needed, given the fact France and Great Britain propaganda.” Questioned about that on a TV talk KODAK SUPRALIFE "GOLD-TIPPED” Examiners’ reports we have obtained on the had nuclear weapons, and the U.S. had them on show, he muttered that the whole deal was being g nation’s biggest banks show some of them are In bombers, in submarines and on long-range pushed by American industrialists who want more g ALKALINE BAm RIES aircraft carriers and accompanying ships at a cost dire straits. A memo on three large Texas banks missiles. trade with Russia. of $35 billion per group — when the Soviets have describes their condition as "quite frightening.” g Reagan proposed his “ zero option,” which I However, the progress raises many questions in 8 only about a fifth of U.S. aircraft carrier groups at One top-10 bank is described as being in g didn’t take seriously because it seemed like a present? my mind: “ unsatisfactory” condition, with almost $5 billion g CORDLESS HAIR TRIMMING KIT preposterous bluff. He said. “ I have made an I doubt it. 1. What’s wrong with more U.S.S.R. trade? At in bad loans that haven’t been written off. Another • Cordlsu convenience for quick trims, shaping, out important offer to forego, entirely, deployment of present we do less business there than with the tiny g But I must confess that one reason we saw top-10 bank, according to the examiner’s report, lining and sic. IL 1887 - 1 g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 11, 1987 Catholic bishops accept f Senators praise Prospective pact U.S./WorU In Brief summit but say may allow work Deaver perjury case goes to Jury condom-AIDS education WASHINGTON - Jurors in Michael K. Deaver’s perjury trial on ‘Star Wars’ WASHINGTON about and away from takeover attempts. continue the growth of the past. Plans for the new site were submitted to the town Planning to start showing profits and that the company is In 1986, GTE entered into a Joint venture with ”If anything the significance (of the Johnson Office Dec. 4 and include the construction of a 17,800- to FORD 2lS3uMTtl demounting and mounting service? Try increased visibility. cut to balanced trade. November, up $210 million from mounting them yourself? NO! Dike them to “While many of these stores provide in­ Recognize that these conditions make the October. stallation service," Brotzman said, “some road slippery and affect your ability to start, Current trading patterns are so a reliable tire dealer, thcTire Industry Safe­ deeply ingrained into the world But the modesUy strong No­ ty Council warns. no-frills outlets may not. In those cases, it’s stop and turn. vember report was balanced by a "Mounting and demounting of a tire/ the customer's responsibility to read the Whenyou are blinded by the high beams economy that they cannot change sharp downward revision from wheel combination should be handled 1^ manufacturer’s warning and see that the tires of another vehicle, switch your lights to low quickly without causing a deep, earlier estimates for the two skilled professionals who are properly train­ are safely installed and properly registered beams, reduce your speed, and liKik to the worldwide depression. previous months. October sales ed and are aware of the safety hazards involv­ with the tire manu^cturer,” he said. right edge ofthe pavement as a guide until the Consider this Catch-22 situation; were refigured at a 0.9 percent ed," Council Chairman DonaldG. Brotzman danger has passed. The United States needs to cut its decline, intead of a 0.2 percent drop. we , said. "Incorrect selection of a tire, tube or imports in order to shrink the trade The September estimate went from deficit. But by cutting imports it minus 1.1 percent to negative 1.7 will hurt the economies of countries percent. that ship to the United States. Then November sales were 3.4 percent guarantee those countries will not be able to McDonald’s® has job higher than a year earlier. buy American products. That The figures are adjusted for opportunities to fit almost seasonal variations,' but not for inflation. car repairs any schedule: Excluding automobiles, which Combustion declined 0.5 percent last month compared with a sharp 3.5 percent PROFESSIONAL drop in October, sales rose 0.4 percent. Sales excluding autos had QUALTIY CONTROLLED chief iikes Part time or full time, days edged down 0.1 percent in October. lor life. The November performance was THE M A Z m AUTO BODY REPAIRS! or evenings. Good starting better than some analysts had It’s our free Lifetime Service Guarantee, and you won’t EXPERIENCE. ALL MAKES... DOMESTIC & IMPORT Soviet pian expected, but most agreed that any find a better repair guarantee anywhere. Here’s how it KEEP IT GOING • 3 LICENSED APPRAISERS • pay and benefits. rattling of consumer confidence works. As long as you own a Ford, Mercury, Llncojn or from the Oct. 19 stock plunge would Ford light truck. 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Each is engineered to first U.S. corporation to agree to a is being dampened by the stock drive a “golden oldie" or a newer model, the next time it Mazda's standards of excel- market is being closely watched. lence. You'll find a conmiete Soviet Joint venture. also available. "Consumers seemed to be spend­ needs repair, bring It to us and get the best repair guar­ selection in our parts de- /M O R IA R T Y m o t h e r s / ”I think it will. I don’t think there ing relatively freely, despite the ... antee anywhere — our free Lifetime Service Guarantee. partment. Come in soon. sicsw is any question about it.” said Claries E. Hugel, president of crash,” Allen Sinai, chief econo­ Ask ui to see a copy of the Lllatime Service Quarantee. mist of Shearson Lehman Bros., Combustion Engineering Inc. of Stop by any of the locations said in a statement in advance of 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. 643-5135 Stamford. Conn. "He clearly wants today’s report. STAN M. OZIMEK, MGR.______to do trade." UFETIME But Hugel, in an interview listed below or call For November, sales of durable SERVICE goods — big ticket items expected GUARANTEE ’Diursday following a closed meet­ to last three years or more — rose 301-3I5,Center Street ing he attended between Gorbachev 643-2213 to learn more 0.4 percent, compared with a 2.6 Manchester, Connecticut and about 70 U.S. business leaders percent drop in October. A weak WE FIX CARS FOR KEEPS. at the Soviet embassy, warned that about the employment showing by automotive dealers and PARTS DEPT. CHORCHES Congress must come to understand furniture and home furnishings was Manchetter the Importance of trading with the opportunities with offset by a strong performance at OF MANCHESTER ^ v ie t Union. hardware and building supply SINCE "I believe there is an appalling 646-4567 lack of understanding in Congress McDonald’s®. stores. 1933 Sales of non-durable goods 80 OAKLAND ST. about the need to develop trade with showed no change overall, com­ 643-5135 CHRYSLER-DODGE other countries, and that lack of pared with a 0.2 percent rise a 319 MAINDILLDH ST. (Across from Armory). MANCHESTER. CT 643-2145 understanding Is hindering trade month earlier. with other countries,” Hugel sold. The Commerce Department of­ Hugel and other participants said fered these details of sales for I ONE OF THE ONLY CHRYSLER J after the meeting that Gorbachev WATCH FOR THE OPENING November; made a strong pitch for more [dealers in greater hart-I partnerships like the one signed OF OUR NEW McDo n a l d s * • Hardware and building supp­ PUBUCNOTKIE last month between the Soviet lies rose 2.0 percent on top of a 0.5 [ford with a parts depart-I government and Combustion ON WEST CENTER ST. percent increase a month earlier. Engineering. • Furniture and home furnish­ MORE PLEASE NOTE: This space is available [mENT open SATURDAYS 9 A.M.I The Connecticut company an­ COMING SOON... ings fell 0.8 percent after a 1.1 as a public service to any non-profit organi­ nounced on Nov. 11 the Joint percent drop in October. zation wishing to publicize an up-coming jtoNOONlI ! agreement with the Soviet’s Management positions available. • Department and other general event or community message. There is abso- government-run oil company. merchandise stores dropped 0.3 q u a u t y i FOR ALL YOU DO IT YOURSELFERS I Under the agreement. Combus­ Call Now! 643-2213 percent, compared with a 0.7 lutly no charge for this space. Please send 1 tion Engineering will help develop percent rise in October. complete information you wish to publish at GET 15% OFF software, instrumentation and con­ Earlier, in a separate report, least 3 weeks in advance of event. Messages trol products for the hydrocarbon QUALITY SERVICE M large general retailers reported FRONT END published wil be at the descretion of Lynch ALL PARTS ,^n>opQr|! processing industry. The company sluggish sales in November. Motors. plans to complete upgrading a $12 • Gasoline station sales edged ALIGNMENT PURCHASED I muH»ii,uui»aiii^ iM r I million process control system for a down 0.1 percent after a 0.8 percent Adjuat caster, camber, toe-tn, $ 1 4 2 0 Please mail Att: Joe McCavanagh. Soviet ethylene plant next year. decline a month previous. whara appIleaMa. Check lira ’The Joint venture, owned 49 • Clothing was up 0.5 percent, prasauras. Regular *34.20. WITH THIS AD!! percent by Combustion Engineer­ reversing a previous 0.2 percent With ttila coupon. Exphaa 1-9-88. ing and 51 percent by the Soviet GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD decline. 500 W. CantM St. Union’s Ministry of Oil Refining • Restaurant and bar purchases WEVE Manchsflar and Petrochemical Industries, is rose 0.5 percent after an earlier 0.8 (XJTMORE expected to begin operating by Jan. ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: FORVOU! TOYOTA LYNCH Tel. 646-4321 percent rise. RftRTS AND SERVICE MANCHESTER CONN, 1. 1221 Tolland Tmik. 1261 Burnside Aye. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Ufayette5 SquareSqui • Grocery and other food stores 1 Personally, Hugel said he was 46 West Center St. were unchanged after a 0.3 perci^nt impressed with Gorbachev’s "de­ Manchester, CT. Manchester, CT. East Hartford, CT. Vernon. CT. Rockville, CT. increase. meanor” and presentation. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 11.19H MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 11, 1987 — II FOCUS REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES 5 jobs in 10 years Social Security Am bulance REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK suggest a problem t featuring: U&R REALTY CO. DEARn IT A D ■' trip hot ABBY: I am the secretary In a "one-girl of­ covered j:'- fice,” working Dear Abby with two gentle­ men. After two Abigail Van Buren QUESTION: My husband had years, I am get­ major surgery recently and has to ting ready to go to see his doctor next week for quit my job be­ postoperative checkup. I’m wor­ cause one of the ried about his making trip in our MANCHESTER car. Will Medicare pay for an men has become New listing — immabulate S room Cape that Impossible to ambulance from our house to the get along with. I dread coming to DEAR RELUCTANT COLLEC- doctor’s office? offers 4 bedrooms, main floor family room, for­ work and can’t wait to leave. ’TOR; Your letter was a first. mal dining room, eat-in kitchen, 2 car garage EAST HARTFORD - See this lovely 7 room Raised Consequently It Is affecting my ANSWER: No. Medicare’s medi­ Ranch, that offers 3 large bedrooms, large family Teachers everywhere will bless you cal insurance does not pay for and above ground pool, all situated on a nicely work. for your candor. Now, let's hope the room, 3 bath rooms, dining room and kitchen, also a This Is not the first this has would-be buyers of those "No. 1 ambulance transportation from landscaped lot in A desiriable neighborhood. your house to a doctor's office. 2 car garage, situated in a nice area with Immediate happened to me. Although I gener­ Teacher” Items will read Dear Priced at *199,900'. ally get along with people, there Abby and take your sensible Under certain circumstances, med­ occupancy. Asking *176,000. always seems to be that one suggestion. ical insurance will help pay for Individual at every job who gets on ambulance travel from the scene of my nerves. DEAR ABBY: "Douglas ” and I an accident to a hospital, from your I am 33 years old and have had have recently divorced. Our daugh­ house to a hospital or skilled nursing facility, between hospital E five jobs In the last 10 years. I ter, "Diane,” is 9. Douglas has two U&R REALTY CO. U&R REALTY CO. always leave after two years. I am older children from a previous and skilled nursing facilities or not good at faking my feelings, and marriage. He did not tell Diane from a hospital or skilled nursing M3-2692 643-2692 after two years I find myself fed up about them, and he asked me not to facility to your house. with one person where I work. I tell her, so she doesn't know they Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Robert D. Murdock, Realtor QUESTION: Do most dependents envy people who have stayed In one exist. -/ job for years and say they “love” It. Abby, doesn't Diane have the need to get a Social Security I’m competent, have never been right to know that she has two number for income tax purposes? fired and have no trouble getting a half-siblings somewhere? I don't job. but I’m beginning to wonder If think it's fair to keep it from her. ANSWER: No. About two-thirds C maybe something Isn’t the matter Also. I'm afraid if I don't tell her, of all young people, particularly with me. Is there a support group she may find out from someone else teen-agers, already have a Social D.W.FISH for Job Quitters Anonymous? and end up resenting me one day for Security card with a lifetime I Commerclal-ln¥e$hnent Company number on it. They may have M anchester *149,900 I.M. SERIOUS not telling her. Just what you’re looking for. Seven OUR VERNON OFFICE IN WASHINGTON. D C. Is it my responsibility as the David Kool/Manchester Herald gotten it for a bank account or FOR SALE savings bond, a part-time job, a room full dormered Cape In move In custodial parent to let her know that condition. Rra) floor den. front to ISM0VING-7W/Cf... MANCHESTER DEAR SERIOUS: You are very driver’s license, a college entrance back living room with fireplace, she has half-siblings? I know where Erica Qawlinski and Annikka Johnson, FIRST-TO THE FORMER • Establlshad rastaurant with lull bar Insightful to wonder If perhaps the they are living. avian Santa Lucia pageant. This year’s examination, an application for recreation room and workshop In and apartment above. •175,000 problem isn’t you. You need to find ON MY MIND as elves known as tomtars, entertain Lucia Fast will be Saturday evening at government benefits, or other basement, one car garage and HOWARD JOHNSON purpose. Those who now have a lovely patio off kitchen. SOMERS out why you’ve established this Jennifer Wasko, playing the role of 7:30, followed by traditional • 42 prime acres ready for subdivision. *800,000 pattern of quitting after two years. DEAR ON; I think Diane should number will not ha ve to get another RESTAURANT BUILDING Rolling topo with strsam. Can it be that you don’t really want Lucia in the Emanuel Lutheran Church refreshments. one. be made aware of her half-siblings. re-enactment of the traditional Scandin­ ON RT 30-(TEMPORARILY) ENFIELD *250,000 to succeed, so you set yourself up to Tell Douglas that if he doesn't tell • 13'» Acres ntar E nfM d Mali/ fail? her. you will. If the half-siblings are QUESTION: My county job is THEN- BACK TO OUR High traffic ares *1,250,000 I’ve never heard of a “Job adults, contact them and find out covered by Social Security. At Manchester *172,900 Quitters Anonymous.” but I do how they feel about meeting Diane. retirement. I'll get a county pension Attractive Ranch on fenced corner r FOR LEA SE and I’ll also be eligible for a wife’s lot, boasta four bedrooms, 29x15' NEW HOME AT OUR know that with counseling you If they are minors, get in touch with MANCHESTER could probably find out why every For the 23rd time, church benefit on my husband’s Social family room, cedar closet, over­ ORIGINAL LOCATION! their mother and find out if they sized deck leading to brick patio • I860 sq.ft, office space In new job goes sour after two years. It’s want to be "found.” Security record. How will the D.W.FISH ultra modsrn building. Prestige government pension offset affect and Inground Qunite pool for very environment. •13*®sq. n. worth a try. Good luck. comfortable family living. THLREALIYCOfVIPANY D .W .riS H my situation? THERLAlIYCOMnXNY I I i WILLINQTON DEAR ABBY; As the Christmas offers public its Lucia Fest • 12,000 to 17)000 sq. It. tvtilablo for season approaches, school teachers DEAR ABBY: One of my co­ ANSWER: The government pen­ FOR "BUSINESS AS USUAL' CALL office, restaurant or Ught Industrial »4*»sq.fl. everywhere brace themselves for workers is polite, kind, handsome sion offset only applies to StcIsI VERNON 871-1400 Why has this story of an Italian saint become such an MANCHESTER 643-1591 VERNON the annual deluge of expensive and fun to be with. He always buys By Nancy Pappas Security dependents’ and survi­ B e t te r • 1400 & 3000 sq. ft. spaces at El C tm - plaques, ceramic apples, refrigera­ the newspaper you are in, then he Manchester Herald important part of the Christmas folklore for vors’ benefits so your county Ino Plaza. Qood vtalblllty from 1-84 *10** sq. R. Scandinavian Lutherans? According to Benson, M H o m e s , tor magnets, pins and ornaments, draws mustaches, blacks out teeth pension will not affect any benefit — FREE MARKET EVALUATION — ELLINGTON all inscribed “No. 1 Teacher.” and disfigures everyone whose When she was 4 years old, Jennifer Wasko was asked Lucia’s name means light, and she "bMame a symbol you get on your own Social Security sNsw14.000s. I. Ret./Prol. Cir. _ Abby, no teacher would display picture Is in the newspaper. Men, to be a tomtar in her church's Santa Lucia CHiristmas of light to the sun-starved people of the north.” She was record. Also, it will not affect any Prime Rt. 83 loc. Fall occupancy *11 ** sq. ft. such self-proclaiming objects in women, children, the Pope, Dear pageant. "I didn't even really know what that was,” martyred in the winter, when the nights in Scandinavia benefit you receive based on your Stop By and See Us Under The "Orange Roof"- Abby — no one is safe from this Jennifer said on Monday. "But pretty soon I figured it are long. "They imagined Lucia as a shining figure husband's Social Security record his/her home or classroom. After We'll be there the week of December 14’^ 243 Main Slroal, Manchattof, CT 08040 simulated delight at receiving each pen-pushing fiend. out.” crowned by a halo of light.” said Benson. because your government employ­ (203) 643-4616 "unique” gift, the useless gim- Abby, could this be some kind of A tomtar, it seems, is an elf who helps Santa Claus. In Sweden, the oldest daughter, dressed in a long ment is covered by Social Security. R EA L ESTATE SERV IC ES a a e a s tu M if CALL LEN MATYIA OR CHRIS HELLER Thirteen years later Jennifer, now a senior at white robe tied with a red sash. Is asked to represent 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 cracks are stored with more of the mental disorder? The offset only applies to govern­ 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Dally S;004:00 same from years past. WONDERING IN MISSOURI Coventry High School, is still participating in the Lucia, said Benson. Wearing a crown on lingonberry ment employment not covered by 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sal. S O M rW A handmade card would be much annual Lucia Fest at Emanuel Lutheran Church. She leaves and five candles, she and the younger children Social Security. more appreciated. I would prefer DEAR WONDERING: I'm not has worked her way up from being a tomtar to playing in the family serve coffee, buns and ginger cookies to that the child spend the money on qualified to interpret the psycholog­ the part of Santa Lucia herself. Now she tries to help the rest of the family. QUESTION: I have read about something for the family’s holiday. ical implications behind idle doo­ the pageant directors. Duff Benson and Astrid Wilder, In some towns. Lutheran churches or Swedish the new Immigration Law. How dling. your co-worker could be a teach parts to the tomtars, and other youngsters. fraternal organizations have moved the ceremony If a gift is considered necessary, does this affect Social Security? J . one that would be truly enjoyed normal but somewhat nervous "I think it's really an honor,” Jennifer said. "But it’s from the home into a public hall. Although he has would be a small gift certificate for fellow who needs to keep his hands also a little scary.” Jennifer, who plays the trumpet in served Scandinavian congregations before, this is the ANSWER: The new Immigration SUDDENLY AVAILABLE a meal out. Sign me ... busy. Why assume there is some­ the Q>ventry High School band, will be singing a duet in first time that the Rev. Paul S. Johansson, Emanuel Law requires that all jobseekers — I for Immediate occupancy... Before Christmas If RELUCTANT thing sinister or sick about a Swedish during the pageant. "That’s the scariest Lutheran’s new pastor, has seen a community Lucia American or foreign bom must llVflll/.! .^ S M I you like. This ranch has a large 1st FLOOR GIFT COLLECTOR compulsive retouch artist? part,” she said. “Normally I’m playing my trumpet, Fest. “I’m looking forward to it,” he said on Monday. document their authority to work. FAMILY ROOM, beautiful new kitchen, dining not singing.” Participants in this year’s festival include; Lisa The Social Security number card is room, fireplaced living room, modern bath PLUS At 7; 30 on Saturday night, the lights In the sanctuary Gunsten and Karen McGuire, as Norwegian girls; one acceptable proof that may be a gorgeous treed lot with privacyl See this fine at Emanuel will dim, so that Jennifer, crowned with Rene Fomier and Paige Carter as Swedish girls; shown to the employer. If young Manchester Home. *147,900.00. five battery-powered candles, can start down the aisle. Laura Gunsten, Kathleen Lessard, Susan Gaskill, people obtain a Social Seoirity Modern therapy This will be the 23rd annual presentation of the Lucia Meredith Benson, Ellen Buus, Maija Henderson, Sarah Real Estate BRAND NEW LISTING!!! ”WE’RE SELLING HOUSES" 646-2482 number now, they will not have to Houses this perfect don't come along every dayl Fest at Emanuel, sponsored by a Scandinavian Hibler, Kimberly McGuire, Diana Norris and Meryl worry about this matter when they fraternal organization. Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order Glassman as attendants. inrredihle 5 room Cape in the Bowers School area enter the work force at a future complete with a new furnace, hot water heater, of AmerlcO. Andrew Lessard, Benjaming, Adam and David date. 647-8400 key to survival It's a celebration of a third-century Christian (Prison as baker boys; Ariel Glassman, Anikka KK) Amp service, 2 new full baths, aluminum martyr, whose Italian family was trying to get her to Johnson and Erica Gawlinski as tomtars; Ivan Wasko 168 Main Street, Manchester siding, a fireplace and extra insulation too! Call to marry a pagan, explained Duff Benson, longtime as the star boy. Mr. and Mrs. Eward Gawlinski and see for yourself! •140,900. WANT A DUPLEX? DEAR DR. I this 6-6 Maple Street home has received TENDER GOTT: At age 35 director of Manchester’s Lucia Fest. their children will participate in the family scene. I suffered a se­ According to the legend, Lucia gave her entire dowry Vemer Gustafson and David Torstensen are in charge T h o n ^ t e LOVING CARE from Its owner/occupanti vere heart at- to the poor and confessed to being a Christian. This of lighting and sound. Astrid Wilder is accompanist, Hardwbod floors, master bedroom with a alRIng tack. Five enraged her fiance, who decided that he would save and is codirector with Benson. I area and walk-in closet. A pleasure to see. •100’s Dr. Gott face by having his betrothed proclaimed as a witch. 1-5 months later I .□□D "WE'RE SELLING HOUSES" 646-2482 developed dou­ Peter Gott, M.D. Witches in that era were burned at the stake. An One of the most beautiful expres­ 1 . : ble pneumonia attempt was made to do this, but the stakes wouldn’t sions of faith may be found in the IIH with respiratory catch fire. Finally, she was killed with a sword. Ilie ’The Lucia Fest will be Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Gospel according to Luke, the first local populace finally rellzed that she was a saint, Emanuel Lutheran Church. There Is no charge for the chapter beginning in the 46th verse. failure. Four- It’s called “The Magnificent" in a n d - a - h a I f rather than a witch, and she was eventually canonized, pageant, or the traditional Swedish refreshments months later, I by the Catholic Church. which will follow. which Mary, the handmaid of the had another se­ Lord, "magnifies the Lord, and my DON’T BE BASHFUL!!! ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” vere heart attack; six weeks after — no matter how trivial it may spirit rejoices in God my savior....” SWEET AS SUGAR!!! Owner has taken a new job and needs to sell this Mary has come to believe that she Is Adorable 6 room Colonial on Gardner Street. immaculate room Cape near Waddell School. that, pneumonia and respiratory seem. Get the flu shot. Avoid close to brcome the one through whom failure again, as well as high blood contact with people who have colds Cozy atmosphere with tasteful decor, fireplace, A flexible floor plan adds a unique touch. BlaRchard & Rossetto God will act to redeem his creation. first floor den, dining room with built-in china Complete with fireplace, modern hath, great oak sugar, low potassium and several and coughs. i A similar expression was made cabinet, hardwood floors and carpet. Marlin other problems. I’ve been told I’m Finally, you may be a candidate Pleasure through travel kitrhen cabinets, and a great yard for the centuries earlier by the mother of School district. Offering price • •139,900. gardener. Call Quick. •ISA,900. REAL ESTATE 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 lucky to be alive. With my history, for coronary-artery bypass surgery Samuel in what is known as the what are the survival rates? or balloon angioplasty to re­ You, a typical take a vacation may be a package establish bloodflow around (or American,' are tour, you must be on guard against “Song of Hannah.” Hannah 9 yeariH^ for a child, and God DEAR READER: You are des­ through) damaged arteries to your increasing your the swindlers. These packages are cribing diabetes, premature (and heart. This option would require travel for the not, as you might think, always granted her prayerful petition. REALTY WORLD fourth straight highly organize, closely time­ Mary, on the other h a ^ ,' was ^Century^ Epstein Realty serious) heart disease and a that you have further extensive surprised to discover that her (203) 646-7709 73 Wool Center Street susceptibility to infection. Without testing, such as coronary angio­ year — revers­ Sylvia tabled tours during which the tour MS North Main St., Manchostor BenoM^FrechtUe Atioclalet Manchetter CT 06040 ing a decade of members eat, sightsee, practically pregnancy was, as the angel IMMACULATE treatment, the outlook for your graphy (a type of X-ray examina­ Gabriel said, because "The Holy survival is not promising. How­ tion to assess the state of your cutbacks on Porter live together and are herded in and newer U&R built Contem­ WE GET RESULTS trip-taking. out of places with stopwatch Spirit will come upon you, and the ever, with modem therapy, you heart'; circulation) to determine power of the Most High will 647-8895 porary Colonial - field stone could do relatively well. whether surgery would help you. (hunting com­ precision. fireplace. Beautiful coun­ -A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPIIHar 8 Although you have many medical muting, busi­ A tour package does, however, overshadow you...." As a start, you will want to keep Hannah and Mary each acknowl­ tMTSIN MALTY try setting, wall to wall car­ your blood sugar under control. problems to contend with, modem ness, vacation have a predetermined price, a number of features and set period edge that God is the central figure WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION peting. A Must See!! i J This means weight reduction (if treatment would undoubtedly pro­ and personal Eaeb otflM Indapqndantly owiwd and oparM*d. V trips, each of us is traveling an entertaining ourselves more. of time. in all creation, and that God’s will is *199,900. 'I'i you are overweight) and close long your life and make it more to be accomplished. In each in­ attention to diet. Medicine, in pill enjoyable. average of nearly 42 miles a day, or These figures reflect results of more than 3.6S trillion miles annu­ the fourth annual nationwide "Mo­ How do you shop for a tour? Here stance God acted to effect change in form or by insulin injections, will are some points to consider. help stabilize your diabetic ally. For this travel, we are bile America” poll by Hertz Corp. a world besieged by the forces of tendency. spending about $1.2 trillion, or What shines through all these • Price; What the total, includ­ evil, injustice and corruption. III Second, diabetes and premature DEAR DR. GOTT: My eyelashes $8,200 per person ‘(34.4 cents per figures is our enhanced capacity to ing taxes and other extras, for the Those who take God’s Word se­ M A N C H E S T E R *248,900 grow under the lids and I have to passenger mile). enjoy ourselves and to seek plea­ accommodations you want? If the riously are continually striving to SPEND THE NEW YEAR in this 11^4.- '+ heart disease are usually asso­ be the instruments for justice and warm and charming new Victorian ciated with excess blood fats, such pull them out with tweezers. Is A hefty 92 percent of all travel by sure through travel. Nearly one- price Is, for instance $198, will this Farmhouae. Large airy rooms, 7 as cholesterol and triglycerides. If there a stain I could use to make the Americans is by car, van or truck. third of all U.S. mobility can be price be the minimum? And will it peace, struggling to make of this beautiful front porch, Buckley .5 your fats are high, you will have to little devils more visible? So^alled "mass transit” accounts traced to vacations! What also give you the comforts you need? world in which we live a far, far School district. Still time to choose NEW LISTING DEAR READER: Ordinarily, for less than 3 percent of our total leaps out is a warning to be aware better place. carpet colors. Call today for details. neat and clean 7 room bring them down — with a low-fat • Accommodations; What t}rpe Christmas has always been a diet and, perhaps, by cholesterol­ eyelashes grow outward and do not mileage. All major travel segments when planning a trip, particularly if and class of hotel rooms are Cape, 3 bedrooms, finished curl in. When tiny hairs from the are up; mileage by almost 14 you are shopping for a "bargain” season of giving. No w o^er! “God rec room, aluminum sided, lowering drugs. To help you In one offered? Are the hotels named in so loved the world that he gave...." aspect of this regimen, I am eyelids do turn inward, severe pain percent, costs by nearly 20 percent vacation. writing? Is there a clause permit­ fenced yard, 10'xl6' deck. and tear production can result; the over a year ago. ' You might find many costs sending you a free copy of my ting the tour operator to book you Newell Cards *133,500. Health Report, Eating Right for a hairs act like any other foreign^ Much of our mobility Is related to hidden in small print; or your into substitute hotels? M A N C H E S T E R *109,900. body in the eye and can abrade the pleasure rather than work. Last expenses vastly higher when omit­ Center Congregatlsoal Chnrek YOUR NEW YEAR will sparkle In MOVE-IN CONDITION Healthy Heart. Others who want • Terms; When do you have to Manchester this should send $1 and their name cornea. Rather than regularly year, more than 138 million adult ted essentials are Included; or your this Immaculate 7 room lull dorm- M A N C H E S T E R *159,900 deluxe accommodations marginal pay for the tour? ersd Capa located In South Man­ and address to P.O. Box 91369. tweezing your eyelashes, you Americans took an average of five This 7 room Colonial aluminum sided home faaturas 3 bodroomt, should see an eye specialist for an pleasure journeys — from wee­ at best. Or you, a single, might • Your companions; How many chester. Formal dining room, family ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be sure IdQntIcal daughtora room warmed by a fireplace, en­ 2'A baths. Master Bedroom aulte, new carpet, front to back living to mention the title. examination and advice. $ooner or kends away to full-fledged vaca­ discover too late that you are other people will be along? closed porch, attached garage, booked into a double room with a room with fireplace, garage. There are new oak cabtneta In Third, your tendency to develop later, you may develop an infection tions. That’s a substantial increase • Timing; How far in advance Five identical daughters, the quiet family neighborhood. Walk to kitchen. Call and let ua ahow you thaaa and other featureal in the eyelid from tweezing; you're over the 108 million who vacationed stranger. Or that many, many must you sign up? school. STRAND REAL ESTATE pneumonia must be addressed. If world’s first surviving quintuplets, 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT you smoke, stop Obtain medical better off having some professional the year before. What’s more, we times your departure is at abys­ • Free time; How much will you were bom to Elxire and Oliva help for any infection — particu­ help for your uncomfortable are taking longer vacations, spend­ mally "off” hours. have in each place you visit? Flnd'^ Dionne in 1934 near Callander, CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD 99 larly an upper respiratory infection condition. ing more on them and generally While the least expensive way to out these details before you sign up! Ontario. (203) 646-7709 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Pec. 11,1W7 - 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 11. 1987 Violinist Reagan celebrates SPORTS Heifetz outcome of summit Ik dies at 86 Continued from page 1 would be just as secure without the Illegal NFLPA actions X protection of the 429 U.S. missiles to missile defense system, but “ wO’ll be scrapped. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jascha see what will happen in the next But Reagan and Gorbachev HeHeti, a Russian child prodigy several months” on a Soviet who became the world's highest vaulted past the treaty they signed withdrawal from Afghanistan. on Tuesday to preliminary agree­ paid violinist by age 18 and Max Kampelman, chief U.S. are cited by the NLRB continued to grow in stature as he ments on implementing a much arms control negotiator in Geneva, more significant accord to sharply toured the world and taught his said on NBC-TV’s “ Today” show “ perishable art,” has died at age reduce long-range nuclear By Matt Yancey ing to require the owners to pay that “ we really accomplished a weapons. 88. great deal” this week in laying the The Associated Press NFL roundup more than $20 million in wages and Heifetz died late Thursday at groundwork for serious bargaining In addition to laying the ground incentives to the striking players. Cedars-Slnai Medical Center, on a long-range missile treaty. work for a procedure on verifica­ WASHINGTON - The NFLPlay- — see page 18 The amount represents wages and where he underwent neurosurgery, “ We have now agreement on a tion — a far more difficult matter ers Association illegally used vio­ incentives the players lost when hospital spokesman Ron Wise said number of the controversial issues than in the intermediate-range lence, theats of violence and they were barred from playing the today. He had entered the hospital that divided us a week ago,” treaty — they established a ceiling coercion during its 24-day football Oct. 18-19 weekend after ending on Oct. 16 to be treated for including Soviet agreement on a of 4,900 on the nuclear warheads strike, according a federal com­ lines. No monetary penalties or their strike. complications arising from a fall. sublimit of 4,900 ballistic missiles that could be carried on subma­ plaint approved by the nation’s top damages are sought, he said. That complaint has not been Wise said. rines and on land-based missiles. labor law enforcer. Issued by the agency yet, although and on technical rules for counting Noting that the strike ended in Isaac Stem, himself a renowned The complaint was authorized NLRB officials said they expect it missiles. On another arms issue, Gorba­ mid-October, both sides said they violinist, said today in London: Thursday by Rosemary M. Collyer, soon. Reagan and Gorbachev both chev complained Reagan was un­ expected the charges to be settled “ Since his (Heifetz’s) debut in the general counsel of the National Among the alleged labor law hailed the importance of the willing to give up the U.S. binary before the formal complaint is United States, he was the most Labor Relations Board, following a violations cited Thursday by Col­ medium-range missile ban treaty weapons program while claiming filed. powerful force in violin playing in they signed this week. to seek a ban on chemical warfare. two-month investigation into Inci­ lyer were instances In which the world. He has been in the inner ” I believe this treaty represents a dents on NFLPA picket lines during “ All we’re asking is that the striking players or members of ear of every violinist since at ieast landmark in post-war history,” the ill-fated strike. N FLPA make an official statement other unions supporting them 1930.” AP photo Reagan said in a nationally broad­ Dave Parker, an NLRB spokes­ withdrawing threats made against waved shotguns, threw eggs, spit on “ Few people would disagree that cast address Thursday night a few Cops seize man, said the agency will likely replacement players and fans fans and tried to block both fans and he was probably the greatest Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, left, is Honecker. Gorbachev planned to brief hours after winding up his talks issue the complaint next week, attending games,’’ Marty Kauf- strikebreakers from entering violinist of our age,” Sir Yehudi welcomed to East Berlin today by East Vl/arsaw Pact leaders on his Washington with Gorbachev. unless the players association mann, a spokesman for the rlght-to- stadiums. Menuhin, a London conductor and German Communist Party chief Erich summit meeting with President Reagan. Both its abolition of an entire drug cache settles the underlying charges work group, said. Any union that establishes a violinist, said today. “ 1‘wouid like category of nuclear weapons — before then with the N FL Manage­ picket line is accountable for to say that he was my greatest Tim English, a lawyer for the violence Uiat occurs on It, Collyer those with a range of 315 miles to ment Council and the National players union, said such a state­ inspiration. I used to have aii his 3,125 miles — and intrusive inspec- Continued from page 1 Right to Work Defense Fund. said. She also said the NFLPA took recordings and tried to emulate ‘Doomsday Clock’ to be turned back ment is the usual remedy. no “ meaningful steps” imme­ tion arrangements are state police narcotics dog assisted ’Hie club owners council and the him." unprecedented. right-to-work group sought the “ We’re confident that the case diately to halt the misconduct. Heifetz had his American debut CHICAGO (AP) — A magazine Soviet-U.S. relationship overall,” How much the clock’s hands are in the search, police said. will be settled before there is any The cities where the lleged “ That is why I believe this treaty complaint — which in the labor law at New York’s Carnegie Hall in for nuclear scientists decided to Nancy Myers, managing editor of to be moved this time will be LeBlanc is being held on $100,000 violations occurred were listed as will not only lessen the threat of war arena is equivalent to an indict­ litigation,” English said. “ Each lgc\ 1917. Reviewer Sigmund Spaeth adjust its 40-year-old “ Doomsday the Bulletin of the Atomic Scient­ announced next Thursday, maga­ cash bond and appeared today in one of the incidents involved were Kansas City, Houston, Cincinnati, but can also speed along a process ment — when the 1,585 players wrote in the Evening Mail: “ ...a tall Clock” to reflect progress made at ists, said Thursday. zine editor Len Ackland said. Rockville Superior Court. LeBlanc relatively minor and they all Denver, Washington and that may someday remove that represented by the union launched Russian being with a mop of curly the U.S.-Soviet summit, editors The most recent adjustment of was held on the high cash bond occurred In the first few days of Philadelphia. threat entirely,” Reagan said in his because of the seriousness of the their strike in September. hair walked out on the stage of said. the symbolic wooden clock in the The time on the clock, which has picketing or the first time there Collyer said there was insufficent speech from the Oval Office. charge and because he is not a U.S. Parker said the complaint’s only Carnegie Hall and made the ideal a The decision to set the clock back University of Chicago-based maga­ been pictured in a logo on the cover proposed remedy is on order were games at the stadiums. We got evidence to conclude there were Some Senate conservatives, how­ citizen, police said. Mcavoy was reality.” from the final midnight of nuclear zine’s office came in December of the magazine since 1947, changes directing the union to cease and them under control early and they threats or coercion in connection ever, are skeptical that the verifi­ released on $10,000 non-surety bond Heifetz quickly became famous destruction stems from this week’s 1983, when it was moved up one when the overseers of the publica­ desist from using coerciqp as a did not continue.” with alleged picket line incidents in cation procedures are airtight or and will appear in Rockville and began a series of world tours signing of an arms reduction treaty minute to read three minutes tion agree the threat of nuclear war tactic in trying to prevent replace­ Last week, Collyer’s office also Miami, Los Angeles and has increased or decreased. that defense of Western Europe Superior Court Jan. 12, police said. that took him to virtually every and "the great improvement in the before holocaust. ment players from crossing picket approved issuing a complaint seek­ Indianapolis. major city. Within two years of his American debut, he was the highest paid violinist in history, getting $2,250 for a concert. ■ FREE DELIVERY SANYO OPEN Dtvid Kool/MinchMltr Hortld His honors included the Com­ WALKMAN Hesburgh calls Brown • AM/FM mander of the Legion of Honor from SUNDA Y... •STEHEO France in 1957 and a Grammy fiieyjwt'j 12 to 5 ■ FREE NORMAL Oh, the pain Award. HOOK-UP Asked once why he had no University of Connecticut guard Phil into the exam period on a positive note autobiography, he said, "Here is 'perfect’ college athlete FREE SERVICE as they host Morgan State, ^ 0, Saturday my biography. I played the violin at Gamble stretches for the in 3 and gave my first concert at 7. I ..PLUS MUCH the Huskies' recent game against night at 8 at the Field House In Storrs. SONY Bv Herschel NIssenson 1969 winner, said that “ every time I place In our culture to be betrayed have been playing ever since.” MORE!! WALKMAN The Associated Press come back, it’s like winning it all in this fashion.” VIrgina. The Huskies, 2-2, will try to go His last solo concert came in 1972 • AM/FM over again." Hesburgh said Joyce’s proposal • CASSETTE DECK with a performance at the Los NEW YORK - Citing Notre Brown told the $160-a-plate “ could really put teeth in the recent Angeles Music Center in which his Dame and Heisman Trophy winner dinner he was attracted to Notre NCAA legislation, which is good, final words to the audience were, “ I Tim Brown as perfect examples of Dame because of Its basketball but difficult to enforce. It could am pooped.” His last public perfor­ SUPER what college athletics are all about, program and academic reputation. fortify (college) presidents in diffi­ Big names still available mance was in 1974. Notre Dame President Emeritus He joked to his parents, “ Mom, I cult positions and assure the public Bora in Vllna, Russia, on Feb. 2, Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh says know you wanted me to be in the that the sad day of football and 1901, Heifetz, took lessons with his SANYO that “ time Is running out” on band. Dad, I know you wanted me to basketball scandals is coming to an father as a child. By age 7 he was BOOM BOX attempts to clean up “ the current play football. I wanted to do both, abrupt end. playing in public, and at age 9 he •POHTAOLE mess” in college sports. but I had to make a choice. Mom, I “ I think the American public is as baseball meetings end • AM/FM was accepted by Leopold Auer at Speaking at the annual Heisman hope you’re not disappointed.” ready for this effective action.” iE - - DUAL CASSETTE The Yankees were so desperate the St. Petersburg Conservatory banquet Ihursday night, Hesburgh Hesburgh said Notre Dame’s Under Joyce’s proposal, moni­ Bv Alan Robinson nister and minor-league inflelder to make a deal they even talked and had his first recital. decried Instances where "amateur Heisman winners not only were tors would be tralneid under the The Assocloted Press Dave Cochrane from the Chicago with the crosstown Mets, with SANTA/ athletes have been bought and used outstanding football players but aegis of the NCAA but under the White Sox for young pitchers John whom they’ve never traded. Impa­ *69 by educational Institutions — not also were “ student-athletes who administrative control of a national DALLAS — The name of the Davis. Melido Perez, Chuck Mount put a high priority on their studies” director. They would be given game at baseball’s winter meetings and Greg Hibbard. tient owner George Steinbrenner educated.” was pressing new GM Lou Piniella He said such that unless such and graduated in four years. He confidential access to all pertinent is trades, and some of the game’s The Royals have wanted another Obituaries to make a move. k • •. 5" PANASONIC procedures are stopped now, “ it also said he never hired a football or documentation pertaining to a biggest names — Dave Parker, Lee starter since trading Danny Jack- If the Yankees don’t make a deal I' BLACKS WHITE can well lead to the demise of basketball coach during his 35 school’s athletic program. Smith, Floyd Bannister, Phil Brad­ son to Cincinnati for pitcher Ted • ' • soon, they may sign some free amateur intercollegiate athletics, years as Notre Dame’s president “ By spending c6nsiderable time ley — traded teams. Power and infielder Kurt Stillwell, Richard R. Berthlaume PORTABLE agents. The Yanks are talking to • AM/FM' esepcially in football and “ without a clear understanding ... on the campus, or campuses, the But the biggest news at the and Bannister was one of the most-sought players at the meet­ outfielder Mike Davis and pitcher Richard R. Berthiaume. 59. of 40 • AC /D C basketball.” that the coach’s primordial respon­ monitor will quickly perceive po­ five-day, swap-and-shop meet was Litchfield St., died Thursday in SALE!# sibility is to insure that our rather tential problems,” Hesburgh said. the big names that almost moved on ings. The Yankees and Milwaukee Mike Witt. Hesburgh endorsed a proposal The Mets didn’t have much more Manchester. He was the husband of made last spring at the College strict rules will be enforced.” “ He or she should not be looked to new towns, names such as Pedro Brewers also made bids for the left-hander with a 117-128 career success, falling to acquire right­ Diane (Aniello) Berthiaume. Football Association’s annual But he termed it a “ betrayal” upon as a spy, but as one commited Guerrero, Dave Winfield, Kirk He was bora in Hartford and he LOW Bor f'tffuBo; » 3 S ! 1*88 when athletes represent a college Gibson, Brook Jacoby and Bob record. hander Bob Welch from the meeting by the Rev. Edmund P. to the integrity of the institution. had lived in Manchester for many “ and are then casually discarded Their role would be analogous to Welch. “ Combined with our recent Dodgers despite offering various Joyce, his long-time associate and packages that included Mookie years. He was an electrical engi­ without receiving the greatest gift that of an inspector-general in The winter meetings are re­ trade, we think this puts us in a 90'tkiv rafviiJ «r •n liaiii* •Fti*n SCOTT former executive vice president of Wilson. Rafael Santana, Rick neer at the Hartford Civic Center. 1 1 1 8 8 that these institutions were created federal services. garded by some as a no-longer- strong position to contend for the Iroa M M n y m » wnbor, dryw, STEREO Notre Dame, to set up an internal Aguilera and Jesse Orosco. He was a volunteer for the Man­ ^ SATISFACTION rafiitonrtor, IrMisr, raaf* prMwcl, monitoring procedure among the to transmit — a good education and “ Needless to say, the monitor necessary holdover from the days AL West title again in 1988,” John chester Association for Retarded RECIEVER Schuerholz, the Royals general The Dodgers and Tigers couldn’t dbhwMlwr, ftapM lor or ovsii nation’s colleges. the values that this education should have free access to the when baseball general managers Citizens and was formerly active a AM/FM work out a straight-up swap of i> GUARANTEED pmtiiaitd at ralail. a 29 WATT PEN CHANNEL Hesburgh’s remarks lent a se­ implies for one’s whole life. president and enjoy his enthusias­ sat around hotel lobbies from manager, said. with the Boy Scouts in Manchester. Other major trades saw Cincin­ power hitters, Gibson for Guerrero. rious note to the official presenta­ “ In a word, these non-student- tic support when corrective action breakfast ’til bedtime, talking Besides his wife he is survived by nati deal Parker, the two-time NL Pittsburgh also wanted power, but ' i tion of the Heisman Trophy to athletes are schooled by this very is indicated.” trade with anyone who would listen, five sons, Richard Berthiaume Jr., batting champion, to Oakland for couldn’t pry infielder Brook Jacoby Brown at a dinner attended by 18 process in a complete lack of the Hesburgh said the CFA’s presi­ l^ e interleague trading deadline Robert Berthiaume, Ronald Ber­ GREAT SPECIALS FROM promising pitchers Jose Rijo and loose from Cleveland. *9 9 former Heisman recipients, includ­ very integrity that makes educa­ dents’ committee is considering coincided with the end of the thiaume and Roger Elerthiaume. all Tim BIrtsas; Philadelphia get the The Pirates also tried to deal for ing all six of Notre Dame’s previous tional institutions splendid and having the plan adopted unilater­ meetings and as many as 50 to 60 of Manchester, and Raymond Ber­ GENERAL fleet Bradley from Seattle for power-hitting catcher Bill winners. unique places in our society. ally by the organization’s 65 players switched uniforms in a thiaume of Glastonbury; three 3 Ljl FISHER run-producing outfielder Glenn Schroeder from Milwaukee, and GENERAL ELECTRIC Oklahoma’s Steve Owens, the Football has occupied too great a member schools. single week. daughters, Denise Wojteczko of \STEREO SYSTEM “ You were afraid to go to bed Wilson and two other players, and the Indians, desperate for pitching ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC a DUAL CASSETTE Tolland and Dayna Ahem and because somebody else might Boston get its long-sought bullpen (remember Steve Carlton? Phil MICROWAVE WASHER a AM/FM STENEO Niekro?) made a bid for White Sox Deborah Hagenow. both of Man­ • TOUCH PAD a IS lb. CAPACITY a TUliNTABLE make a deal for someone you closer. Smith, from the Chicago chester; his mother. Rose Bent of wanted,” Cardinals Manager Whi- Cubs for pitchers A1 Nipper and right-hander Jose DeLeon. Clearwater. Fla.; a brother. Ray­ Kelley brings to a close tey Herzog said. “ Now there’s no Calvin Schiraldi. Those that didn’t trade were left mond Berthiaume of Memphis. i-A trading deadline — you can make a The meetings officially ended to analyze the impact of the deals Tenn.; 11 grandchildren; and sev­ *1 9 9 *1 6 9 trade 365 days a year — and you Wednesday, but many club execu­ that were made, ^ston, for exam­ tives stayed around Thursday, and ple, had a major-league low 16 eral nieces and nephews. . » • * • might as well hold the winter The funeral will be Monday at 4 PANASONIC meetings the week before spring not to visit the Southfork Ranch. saves in 1987, but got a reliever. -year officiating career Smith, who has had four consecu­ 9; 15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney GENERAL GENERAL VIDEO CASSETTE 31 training.” “ You don’t like to leave because Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., ELECTRIC RECORDER But the 86th winter meetings at a you lose the momentum you had tive 36-pius save seasons. with a Mass of Christian burial at 10 C1EAN8 ELECTRIC Bv Len Auster sprawling Texas resort hotel were here,” Toronto GM said. ’Til be glad to see Lee Smith go,” 30” ELECTRIC/i ELECTRIC a WIRELESS REMOTE Pirates Manager Jim Leyiand said. a.m. at the Church of the Assump­ ITSELF. a CABLE READY Manchester Herald anything but dull or uneventful. “ There were times when we were tion. Burial will be in St. James RANGE DRYER talking to four or five teams.” “ He’d come in just as the shadows • SELF CLEANIh There were only eight trades Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun­ • HEAVY DUTY There will be one less veteran involving 22 players, but as Pitts­ The Yankees, Mets and Dodgers made it tough to see at Wiigley day from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. basketball official in 1987-88 as burgh General Manager Syd Thrift pressed unsuccessfully to make Field and he’d throw that 95 mph Memorial donations may be *249 Tom Kelley of Manchestr will said, “ Sometimes you lay the deals. The Yankees, who also fastball at your knees ... whew!” made to the Manchester Associa­ *399 hang up his whistle after 31 wanted Parker, offered Winfield to Dick Balderson, the Mariners’ $249 foundation in December for the tion for Retarded Citizens. 57 MITSUBISHI years of whistle tooting. trades you moke in April.” Detroit for Gibson, but the Tigers director of baseball operations, Hollister St., Manchester 06040. VIDEO CASSETTE The yearrof pounding up and The last deal, and the only one said no when they saw ail the zeros wouldn’t trade the winter meetings SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! down the court took their toll on swung Thursday, saw Kansas City on the end of Winfield’s $1.9 for anything — except maybe Vito Summa Jr. RECORDER Kelley last February in a game obtain 16-game winner Floyd Ban­ milllon-a-year paycheck. another player. • WIRELESS REMOTE in Avon. Cartilige in his right Vito Summa Jr., 57, of 46 Wakeley • CABLE READY knee snapped and he had to k<$89 Road, Newington, died Wednesday SHARP LITTON LITTON undergo arthroscopic surgery. at his home. He was the husband of OVER THE RANGE The knee is fine now after South Carolina says it won’t play Josephine (Verrastro) Summa. JUQROWAVE 4. MICROWAVE a TOUCH PAD MICROWAVE^ extensive rehablliation, but ar­ He is survived by a son. 2nd Lt. REMEMBER,... thritis under the kneecap was Steven T. Summa. U.S. Army, A SMALL discovered. “ I can do the job in Miami; second team to sever ties stationed at Fort Sill, Okla.; four t r DEPOSIT HITACHI the gym but I ’m not 100 percent daughters. Elizabeth A. Summa of CAMCORDER when I try to referee,” said the and we concluded that South whistle and No. 0 (Brian Blades) hit Manchester, Nancy J. Summa. WILL HOLD a FULL SIZE S6-year-old Kelly, the director of COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Donna M. Summa and Diane M. A m y • VMS Carolina’s decision to no longer Carolina will not play Miami him In the back of the head,” PURCHASE! athletics at Illing Junior High Marcum said. “ After that No. 55 Summa, all of Newington; a where he teaches physical play Miami in football because of a anymore.” ’Ibe ninth-ranked Gamecocks, (Randy Bethea) came and also hit brother, Angelo Summa of Nauga­ education. fourth-quarter brawl in last wee­ tuck; and several nelces and L kend’s game is “ sour grapes,” who lost to No. 2 Miami 20-16 oii Todd in the back of the head. That’s 1*1099 “ I always said I was going to just not the type of team we want to Saturday, are the second team to nephews. • HALF PINT go out on top and I am. I was still Miami coach Jimmy Johnson says. announce they will no longer play associate with.” He was born in Waterbury and FREE CASE getting a top schedule. I just Johnson on Thursday called it a the Hurricanes. After a 46-16 loss “ I don’t want to get Into that,” lived in Newington for 27 years. He want to stay with the memo­ “ rough game on both sides.” Oct. 10, Maryland said Johnson ran Johnson said. “ My statement Is graduated from the University of csos* ries,” Kelley said. DsvM KooUManohsMtr HsnM Athletic Director Sam Jankovich Connecticut and was employed at TERMS: MoelarCardll said he would not discuss the up the score and the Terrapins that It was an emotional ball game 84 to 384 V/SA Kelley officiated scholastic on both sides and that I think their Aetna U fe k Casualty in Hartford — CASH Veteran official Tom Kelley will hang up hla whistle after a matter until after he talked with would never play the Hurricanes games for 31 years, college decision not to ploy us again is sour for 35 years. Exit 2 MASTER CARD affairs for 18. He handled games 31-year career. He officiated high school games for 31 Miami coaches and South Carolina again. The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 W fiMltCJliVISA Athletic Director Bob Marcum, South Carolina’s decision to drop grapes. In places like the Hartford Civic years and college games for 18 years. Now Exit ** To MONTHLY PMT. who said Wednesday the Game­ Miami from the schedule stems Miami did not have any future a.m. from the Newington Memorial to 1-384 snd PHONE-647- 9 9 9 7 \ l \ J ■ M( Center, New Haven Coliseum Funeral Home. 20 Bonair Ave., cocks would not play the Hurri­ from a bench-clearing brawl that games scheduled with the Game­ Silver Le./Sp**'®*^ and Yale’s Payne Whitney gym cocks, but Jankovich said the two Newington, with a Mass of Chris­ Keoney St. 28 one February. Kelley recalls "1 tninx I'm the only uiucial In canes in football in the future. erupted after Miami’s Daniel AAR HAHTPnRn ROAD • KEENEY STREET. MANCHESTER. CT In New Haven. “ I had some schools were in the process of tian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Mary’s 65 boys’ tournament games. the state with a boys’ final and a Marcum reinterated that stance Stubbs sacked South Carolina quar­ ,eMT900H0 0 «N 1 loft to great games,” Kelley said. negotiating more games. Church. Burial will be in Center Including four championship girls’ final,” Kelly said. Thursday. terback Todd Ellis, throwing him to HOLIDAY HOURS Kelley kept a journal of all the “ We had discussed the possibility Cemetery. Newington. Calling ★ games — three on statewide “ I made a promise to myself “ I sat down with (head coach) the ground. Offsetting unsports­ I Hartford Ri' Mon. 9:30-«:00 Wad. »;90-6:00 FrI. »;90-6;00 Sunday w games he’s worked. It showed a of scheduling future games with the hours are today from 2 to 4and 7 to 9 television — and seven girls’ and my family that I wouldn’t do Joe Morrison and we decided that if manlike penalties were called on Tu#t.»;3M :00 Thufi. BrSO-MO Sal. 9:80-6:00 j42Bs8ifiJL*Li total of 1,764 games over the University of Miami,” Marcum p.m. tournament games including it for the sake of the money. I that’s the type of football Miami the play. .1 -? WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! years. Including a high of 87 one said. “ But they!ye_sll broken off Memorial donations may be one final. want to go out on top.” wants to play, fine,” Marcum said. “ Ellis was just sUnding there year. He was out 25 nights out of since the gam e.” made to the Sisters of Notre Dame, “ But it is our privilege who we play. after the referee had blown the Mountain Road, Ridgefield 06877. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Pec. 11.1987 — 17

U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 11, 1987 Team USA’s win over Soviet Seiects not an upset East girls' hoop bows In opener I 4 NEW BRITAIN - The tempera­ 20-34, Linda Ferry 11-23, Deb Da(tych4 Granby High. 1-4 9, Rose Marie Rodrlquei 4 1-2 9, ’The Bulldogs were in the game 1:84 of the second period when by Nikolai Maslov. Leach’s aecomd ture was rather balmy for this time Kathy Skoronski 6 2-814, Jen PaventI 0 RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - The to send players here who can’t ’ ‘ “ We’re trying to mesh what has .period goals to snap a 2-2 tie and for one quarter, 168, before the Craig Janney’s shot deflected off goal, a slapshot with 1:26 remain-^ of year but the East Catholic High H.S. Romidap 36 3, April TrIcIa 2004. Totals 1 9 9 »X . victory by Team USA over the play” been a pair of different teams spark the Team USA to victory. EA8T CATNDLIC ( 8 ) — Amellp Highlanders’ press took its effect. his skate and into the Soviet net. . ing, insured the victory for the U.S.r girls’ basketball team hit a cold Soviet Selects in the opener of an Coach Valery Shilov said the 'together, and we’re still trying to Peterson said the team’s strong Beorsel 3-4 5, Karen M oidileri 3 04 6, Portland’s lead was 28-13 at eight-match exhibition schedule is Soviet team did not play up to its get used to each other." second period was the decfding ■ Leach scored one minute later after team which took 84 Aots on goat taK front inside as It couldn’t find the Maura MePadden 1 00 2, Ja Marls SkoronsM had 14 points to pace RuccI 4 02 a. Heather Osinskl 2 36 6, halftime. not seen as an upset by the coach of potential Thursday night. ’The factor in the victory. Soviet goalie Sergey Oierkas made 19 for the SovleU. ^ range in a 48-31 setback to St. the ^Ints. Mariwret Rilev 3 00 4, Stephanie Michelle Hardee had 12 points either team. Selects had not played togetherasa Scott Fusco, who had two goals “ We had pretty good puck control a save on a Fusco shot, but the puck Thomas Aquinas in the season Oerodnlk 2 00 4, Neel Feehan 604) 0, Millen said the eight-game exhi- { Aquinas had a 9-7 lead after one and Amy Stoudt 10 to lead Bolton. Not many of the Soviet skaters team before coming to the United and two assists for Team USA, said and In that second period we had a bounced back to Leach in the slot. opener for both schools Thursday Jodi LeBrunOOOO. Totals 1391031. bitlon series against the Soviets* quarter and 20-14 edge at halftime. Ann Lewis had 7 points and 12 who played in Thursday night’s t-s States on Monday. the Soviets seemed more comforta­ good rhythm and tpmpo.' In this Miljen capped the outburst at 3; 56 night. should prove to be a good test for-; Jo Marie Rued had 8 points to rebounds for the Bulldogs. triumph by Team USA are ex­ Team USA had compiled a 23-12-4 ble late in the game when they tour,,we’re more concerned with, of the second period on a breaka­ East is back in action today at Bolton beaten lead the Eagles with Heather pected to appear on the team that record in its 59-game exhibition scored three straight goals. doing things with our own team way goal. Millen added a second ’ftam U M . 8:30 p.m. at home against St. “ They’re a quality team,” Millen' Osinskl and Karen Mozdzierz ad­ BOLTON — With Kim Wells PDETLAND (51) — Kim Wells 116 a , will represent the Soviets at the 1988 schedule prior to’Thursday’sgame. "In the third period, maybe we let insteadoftryingtoadjusttothem," i goal ^ th 2:20 left in the period on a Joseph’s of Trumbull. said. “ We’re real excited about this^ ding 6 apiece. Maura MePadden hitting 22 of her game-high 28 points Jen O'Brien 113, Laurie McMillan 000, Winter Olympics in Calgary, Team “ I wasn’t disappointed in our up some and they got on their Peterson said. "Vie want to use 38-foot slapshot, putting the U.S. Deno Salomone 3 0 6, Jen HIne 13 5, series with the SovleU since wej, “ We shot 13-for-65 (20 percent) had 6 rebounds and Amelia Bearse in the first half, Portland High USA Coach Dave Peterson said. team. It takes a long time to get wheels pretty good,” Fusco said. “ I these eight games to help us get ahead 6-2. Nancy Barrett 1 0 2, Sue Coleman 315, After Fusco’s second goal put have been playing a lot of college ; and that spelled the difference,” 3 steals for East. downed Bolton High, 51-33, in the MoryChrls Flynn 000, Cindy Moredock “ No one is trying to tell you that acclimated, maybe a week or ten think when we skated, we kind of ready for Calgary. We’llbe facii^ a 000, Darlene Scirpo 103, Kim Quash 00 Team l^SA ahead 7-2 at 2:41 of the teams. I think this is a big series ; ' noted East Coach Donna Ridel. Aquinas also won the Junior Charter Oak Oinference girls’ that is their number one club,” days," Shilov said through an bottled them up. They’re used to lot of teams other than Russia basketball opener for both schools 0. Totals 8 11 51. playing on bigger surfaces.” third, period, the Soviets rallied to because ft can give us an idea about, “ We played aggressive defense but varsity game, 27-20. Stephanie BDLTDN (X ) — Wendy Nell 102, Ann Peterson said. “ Their number one interpreter. “ Only part of the team there.” Thursday night. Clark Donatelli, Steve Leach and 7-5 with 8:31 remaining in the game , ourselves before 'the (Olympic)^* we couldn’t stop the inside scoring Reichardt netted 7 points for the Lewis 2 3 7, Amy Stoudt 5010, Michelle club is working now in (Russia), but has been playing together recently Donatelli received credit for the Bolton Is back In action Saturday Hardee 6 0 13, Sara Lewis 10 3, Teresa I do know this ... They’re not going Corey Millen scored early second- goal that put the U.S. ahead’3-2 at on a goal Aleksander Zybin and two gymes.” 5^ of e-foot center Kathy Skoronski,” young Eagles. McMahon 000, Jill SuppleOOO. Totals 15 she added. AQUINAS (441 — rottiy Ploticivntkl at 1 p.m. at home against East 3 8. SCOREBOARD Ewing and Knicks dump Nuggets By The Associated Press four points in a six-minute second- four of his five steals in the second half stretch as the Pacers spoiled half to lead Houston over Utah. ’The E. Texas St. 90, Midwestern St., Texas 81 Recsivers Reglnsld Plnto/Msnohester Hersid Rockets, who had trailed since late BIu m 5. North 8tars4 j The New York Knicks caught the NBA Ronndnp Bob MacKinnon’s debiit as the OklahomoSt.66,Tulsa65 ■ NO* YdsAvq LGTD Toon, Jets a 6X 14.1 ta 3 Denver Nuggets at the right time— Nets’ interim head coach. in the second quarter, outscored TexasTech81,Texas-Arllngton70 LargenI, Sea. . 46 7X 1A0 55 7 Barb O’Brien (35) and Lisa Cartier (42) race for a ioose The loss was the 10th straight and Utah 10-2 in the fourth quarter and Hockey St. LOUIS J * 1-5 Baaketball FAR4WRST Reed, Buff. * X 646144 X 4 right after one of their biggest Minnesota 1 ^1 SPORTSCARD Bloto76,DomlngunHlllsSt.6a Burkett, Buff. X * 6B 128 47 4 baii in a game against Qiastonbury High iast year. victories. New Jersey 01; Chicago ill, 14th in 16 games this season for the took an 87-86 lead with 5; 13 left in First Period— 1, St. Louis, Nordmork 3 Christian H erite^ 101, Redlands 78 Nets, who fired Coach Dave Wohl the game on a pair of free throws by (Romage, Federko), 5:40 (pp). 2, Minne­ ' E. Washington 81, Cent. Washington 60 Bvner, Clev.(RB) |5 484 128 a 1 O’Brien and Cartier wiii be two of the key performers for Milwaukee 105; Houston 98, Utah E sota, CIccarelll 17 (B ro te n ), 10:16. Fullerton St.85, Porttond66 > Carson, K.C. « 78 17.2 tX 5 "They looked fatigued,” said on Wednesday and put MacKinnon Purvis Short. 93, and the Los Angeles Gippers NNL ttMidIngs NBAatandinga Menlo69, LoVerne64 (Mvins, Hou. 41 704 17.2 IX 5 ' the Manchester High giris’ basketbaii team which taps off New York’s Sidney Green, who Leavell, who had four points at Penalties— McRae, Min (hlglvsttcklng), . Harmon, Buff.(RB) 41 3X 83 X 1 113, Seattle 96. in charge for the second time in six E 1:36; CIccarelll, Min (hooking), 4:29; Ateso, Cota. 85, Western St.,Colo. n scored nine points and grabbed a years. the half, led the second-half surge. Bennlno, StL (hooking), 6:43. Montano Sf 93, S. Oregon 62 Morgan, N.E. 40 672 1A8 X 3 ;its 1987-88 season Tuedsay versus Haii High at the WALCS CONraMNCe EASTERN CDNFERENCE V.Jqhnson, Den., X 649 1A6 t s 7 team-high 11 rebounds in the Knlckt 113, Nuggets 97 Mike Gminski led New Jersey Akeem Olajuwon scored 19 points M rtck DtvMoil Attonllc Divislea N. Coferado 79, Denver 66 Ciarke Arena. W L T m OP OA Second Perlod-3, St. Louis, Gllmour 11, W L Pet. DB New Mexico 76, New Mexico St. 73 Knicks’ 113-97 victory over Denver Patrick Ewing scored 24 points with 24 points and 14 rebounds. and grabbed 14 rebounds and Jim NY Islanders 17 8 1 35 113 S3 3:10. 4, Minnesota, Bellows 20 (Rus- ' NorihridaeSt.85,AAasler's55 NO Yds LG Avg on Thursday night. "W e Just took Petersen had 14 points and 11 kowskl), 11:S3 (pp). 5, St. Louis, Hunter 13 Boston 11 7 .611 — Son Diego St. 103, U.S. International 68 and Bill Cartwright came off the Clippers 113, Sonics 96 New Jersey IS 9 4 34 95 SS (Nordmark, Romage), 18:54 (pp). Phllodelphia 8 7 .533 V/i ., SonFranclsco99,PacificU.75 . . Molslelenko, S.D. 49 3ia 57 X.3 advantage of the opportunity.” bench to match his season-high rebounds. pmstMiran ii ii 5 27 99 kb New York 6 12 .333 5 St. Mary's, Cal.71> Fresno Padflc44 Fulhoge, On. a 16X a X.6 WosMnelon 12 14 2 26 100 91 Penalties— Hrkac. StL (trippina), 10:57; WOshlngton 5 12 .294 5 Newsome, Pitt. a 2091 57 41.8 The Nuggets defeated the Boston with 23 points in New York’s Mike Woodson scored 27 pointsas Karl Malone paced Utah with 21 Phllodelptlla 11 13 4 26 90 103 Bellows, Min (holdtng),18:36; BothwelLStL X 1899 73 41.3 Celtics on Wednesday night at (tripping), 20:00. New Jersey 2 14 .125 8 Camarillo, N.E. victory. Rookie guard Mark Jack- defense-minded Los Angeles de­ points, while Thurl Bailey had 18 NY Ronoers 9 15 4 22 103 110 Central Dlvtslen Tolley, Raiders X 17M X 41.0 Positive outiook Boston Garden — the first time a son had 16 points and 16 assists. feated Seattle and e x ten d i its club points and eight rebounds. C Adorns Dtvtsion Third Period— 6, St. Louis, Gllmour 12 Detroit 11 5 .688 '/i HowtopT^alntyfared Menfreol 18 7 7 43 122 93 (Cavalllnl), 14:09.7, Minnesota, Archlbald7 Midwest Division team had won on “ If I get my minutes. I ’ll do what record of not allowing 100 points by (Acton, Giles), 14:49.8, St. Louis, Bennlno 3 Chlcogo 13 6 .684 — Built 111, Bucks 105 C Boston IS 11 2 3S 119 106 Atlanta 11 6 .647 1 NO Yds Avg LG TO. Boston’s home court since Houston I ’ve always done,” Cartwright, the an opponent to six consecutive Hartford 11 12 4 26 88 92 (Evans), 16:45.9, Minnesota, Archibald 8 How the Associated Press Top Twenty (Blugstad, CIccarelll), 19:17.Penalties— Milwaukee 10 7 .588 2 James, S.D. M I X 14.2 Ml 1 accomplished the feat on Nov. 18, Knicks’ backup center, said. “ I ’m games. Chicago backup center Dave Buffalo 11 13 4 26 100 116 Indiana 11 7 .611 V/i CQllege basketball teams fared Thursday: McNeil, Clev. X 3 M 123 X 0 Corzine broke a 101-101 deadlock Quebec 11 14 1 23 97 109 Evans, StL (sloshing), 16:55; RuskowskI, Cleveland 6 10 .375 5 1. Kentucky (90) did not ptov. Townsell, Jels M 2M 11.5 191 1 for MHS giris 1981. Just trying to do what I can while The Clippers, fifth in the NBA In Min (sloshlrrg), 16:55. _ 3. Pittsburgh (90) did not ptov. with 1; 48 left on a driving layup and CAMPBBLL C09IPEIIBNCE ^ots on goal— St. Louis 10-11-11— 32. WESTERN COflFERENCE Schwedes, Mia. 17 194 11.4 31 0 “ We played hard, but we Just I ’m in there. Tonight I was Just in team defense after finishing last a Midwest DtvMen 3. Iowa (60) did not ploy. Martin, CIn. 24 251 10.5 21 0 didn’t have it,” Denver Coach Doug rookie guard fol­ W L Minnesota 15-49—33. W L Pet. OB 4. Arliono (60) did not plov. good scoring positions.” year ago, held Sonics’ scoring 13 K) Power-ptav Opportunities— St. Louis 2 of Dallas 10 5 .667 — 5. North Carolina (91) did not ploy. KICRBfT ROTWiMre By Jim Tierney “ Scoring will be really what we Moe said. “ It was one of those Cartwright, with a three-point leader Dale Ellis to a team-high 20 lowed with a 16foot Jumper to give 3; Minnesota 1 of 3. 6. Indiana (91) did not ploy. the Bulls their triumph over the Goalies— St. Louis, Millen (33 shots-29 Denver 11 7 .611 Vi NO Yds Aye LG Ttr* Manchester Herald need to work on,” Masse said. games when the other team did play and a baseline Jumper, capped points. Houston 11 7 .611 '/i 7. Wyoming (90) Old not ploy. Palmer, K.C. 32 732 S.9 195 1 "Everybody Is going toha ve to play Milwaukee Bucks. soves). Minnesota, Takko (32-27). Utah 9 9 .500 2'/i 8. Syracuse (92) did not play. Mueller, Raiders 22 473 21.5 46 0 everything right. It’s also tough a 21-5 New York run in the fourth Trailing by 15 points early in the A— 11,558. San Antonio 8 8 .500 2Ken Norman’s 26footer throw in the span of 1:09 helped Vancouver Team USA 8. Soviet Union 5 Seattle 9 9 .500 2'/i This 27-year-old pro golfer 14. Georgetown (91) did not ploy. TOuchdewns assumed the controls of the Indians to pick up the slack on rebounding was our hustle. I ’m proud of that.” to the big guys at crunch time. They and layin, to take a 9680 cushion Chicago take a 101-97 lead. But a Los Angeles Phoenix 7 8 .467 3 15. Michigan (91) beat Austin Peoy 8967. TD Rush Dec Ret I pair ol free throws by Paul Pressey L.A. Clippers 7 10 .413 4 has earned more than $1 • Hector, Jets * 9 9 0 0 since last year’s mentor, Joe and our inside game,” Masse said. The Nuggets, the NBA’s top­ either got the hoop or kicked it out to with 6:48 left. Norman had a Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 Soviet union 2 8 2 -5 Golden State 3 13 .188 7'/; million in career prize mon­ 16. Oklahoma (50)beatRorldaState8937. Riddick, Buff. 8 5 3 0 DePasqua, is on a sabattical with a scoring team at almost 119 points career-high 14 points. and a Craig Hodges Jumper tied the Four Juniors, 5-foot-6 Tina Stone, the open man.” Pbllodelpbla 5, New York Rangers 3 United States 2 4 -2-S Thursday's Oomes ey. He nearly tripled his Bentley, Ind. 7 5 2 0 bad back. Masse, who was DePas­ per game, were held to under 100 score with 2:28 leR, setting the St. Louis 5, Minnesota 4 nrst Perlod-1, United States, Leeteh Indiana 108, New Jersey 91 17. Nev.-Los Vegas (90i did not ploy. Bvnw, Clev. 7 6 1 0 5-foot-3 Kristi White, 5-foot-7 Beth Pacers 108, Nets 91 Rockett 98, Jazz 93 18. Kansas (9 9 did not pim. qua’s assistant and had previously points for only the third time in 18 stage for Corzine and Pippen. m dot's Oomes (Miller, Fusco), 3:48. 2, United States, New York 113, Denver 97 earnings In 1987, a year in V. Johnson, Den. 7 0 7 0 O’Brien, and 5-foot-8 Amy Mann, New York Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7:35 Fuscol (A6acDonald,Leach),10:15.3,Sovlet Chlcogo 111, Mllwoukee 105 19. Notre Dame (91) beat Prairie View L o rg ^ , S(M. 7 0 7 0 coached the Illing Junior High games this season. Chuck Person scored 18 points In Houston, Alien Leavell scored Terry Cummings led the Bucks which he won the Phoenix 8952. Union, Tsvetov (Tepllakov, Vhukov), 16:48 Houston 98, Utah 93 Stradtord, Mia. 7 6 1 0 boys’ team, feels this club which will see plenty of action for the Elsewhere, it was Indiana 108, and Indiana limited New Jersey to 20 points, had eight assists and got with 27 points. " ptilladelpblo at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. (pp). 4, Soviet Union, Tsvetov 2 l4>s AngelesXlIppers 113, Seattle 96 Open, the Las Vegas Invita­ 20. Memphis State (91) did not ploy. Warner, Sea. 7 5 3 0 Indians. Masse noted that Stone Calgary at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. (Tepllakov, Krovets), 17:32. Penalty— H ttp 's Domes tional and the Greater Hart­ went 5-15 a year ago has the Quebec at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Okerlund, USA (hooking), 16:43. makings of a winner. will be an outside threat. Woshlrxitan at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. ford Open. Kktiliig Vancouver at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Second Period— 5, United States, Dono- Los Angeles Lakers at Boston, 8 p.m. PAT F6 LGPts Manchester will try to get off on Five-foot-10 Illing freshman Sgtordoys Oomes telll (Jonnev, Stevens), 1:54. 6, United Phoenix at Dallas, 8:n p.m. Big East itindlngs Breech, CIn. 17-19 a -X 46 M.,, Shelly Dieterle will be looked upon Buffalo at Boston, 1:15 p.m. States, Leach (Fusco, MacDonald), 2:54.7, the right foot when it opens its Portland at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Big East Conference D'oll BlasuccI, Ind. 1919 20-8 X 79 for inside scoring and rebounding. Byers, Bruins maintain success Los Angeles at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. United States, Millen (Gronoto), 3:56. 8, Cleveland at Sacramento, 10:X p.m. Zendelas, Hou. 2 9 X 1 9 8 a 79*- season Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Washington, 7:35 p.m. United States, Millen 2 (Leeteh), 17:40. W L W L “ She (Dieterle) is going to contrib­ Atlanta at Golden State, 11 p.m. Utah 31 a a 16-91 Vlllanovo 1 0 5 1 Joeger, Clev. 338 168 X 75 - against Halt High at home at Clarke Edmonton at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. Penottle^-Kravets, USSR (roughing), Saturday's Oomes Houston a a a M-31 Karils, Den. 298 198 51 74 ! ute on the varsity level,” Masse start, while Boston had 33 shots on Elsewhere in the NHL, it was Detroit at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. 4:50; Terrerl, USA, served by Snuggerud ‘ Providence Arena. By The Associated Press Denver at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 9polnt goals— Tripucka 2 Fouled out— Georgetown Glenn Healy. Philadelphia 5, the New York Hew Jersey at New York Islanders, (sloshing), 4:50; Halliov, USSR (elbow- Houston at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. None. Rebounds— Utah 40 (Eaton 9), NAT109ML FOOTBALLCONFERENCE “ They’ve been enthusiastic in said. Three sophomores, 5-foot-4 8:05 p.m. Ing), 5:22; (ironato, USA (trippino), Pittsburgh Tammy DuBois, 5-foot-6 Tricia Rangers 3. Portland at Indiana, 6 p.m. Houston a (Olaluwon 14). Assists— Utah X Seton Hall QMrWfwQQKI practice,” Masse said. “ I ’m trying BOSTON — Lyndon Byers has a NHL Roandup New York Rangers at Toronto, 8:05 10:17. Washington at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. (Stockton 9), Houston a (Leovell 8). Total Alt Com Yds TD Int ! O’ Connell, and 5-foqt-5 Jodi Blues 5, North Start 4 Mark Hunter’s power-play goal p.m. Third Period— 9, United States, Fusco 2 St. John's to keep the continuity of what Joe plan that could make the Boston New York at Drirolt, 7;X p.m. fouls— Utah X , Houston 18. Technicals— Syracuse Montana, S.F. 3X 2M 2900 8 13- in the second period put St. Louis on Quebec at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. (Millen, Leeteh),2:41 (pp). 10, Soviet Union, Phoenix at Son Antonio, 8;X p.m. Houston Coach Rtch, Hansen. A— 16611. Lomox, St.L. Sa 2M X a 19 N - started to develop last year. Widmer, will likely also see varsity Bruins one of the top clubs in the Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 6:35 p.m. Zvbln 1 (Voslllev), 7:06. 11, SovtetUnlon, Boston College looking for.” The St. Louis Blues have found a top for good. Hunter, the Blues’ Golden State at Utah, 9;X oxn. Connecticut McMahon, Chi. 80 18 168 13 8 . They’re developing a winning action. National Hockey League this Maslov (Andreev, Halliov), 9:02.12, Soviet Los Angeles Clippers at Seattle, 10:X DeBerg, T.B. 275 18 1891 14 7 “ We’re going to have to execute season. Ftorek. who had been with New home away from home. leading goal-scorer, put in his 13th Colgorv at BuffOlo, 7:05 p.m. Union, Zvbln 2 (Halliov, Voslllev), 11:29. p.m. Simms, Giants 169 92 184 11 8 ■ attitude.’’ - ' The Blues beat the Minnesota of the season when he-deflected a Philadelphia at Wlnnlpeo, 8:051 13, United States, Leach 2, 18:34. Suiidov*t OflinM Cllppare 113,8uper8onlct96 Thursday's Result W.WIIson, Minn. 1W IX 1678 13 W The Indlahs’ last winning season and play fundamental basketball,” "W e’re going to try to win every Haven of the American Hockey Toronto ol Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m. Penalty— Tepllakov, USSR (high- Dallas at Milwaukee, 8;X p.m. Providence 85, Boston College $7 Hebert, N.O. 2X 1 X 168 11 8 , Masse said. “ We’ll have to be game until Christmas, aiid then League, replaced Mike Murphy North Stars 64 Thursday night for shot by Robert Nordmark past sticking), 1:46. Atlanta at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Saturday's Oomes Cunningham, Phil. 316 1 « 8 X 11 11 was in 198685 when they finished their, third straight victory at the goalie Kari Takko with 1; 06 left in Shots on goal— Soviet Union 94-6— 19. SEATTLE (96) Morgan State at UConn (Storrs), 8 Schroeder, Wash. 1M 1271 11 6- aggressive on defense because we take it from there,” Byers said Wednesday and promptly lost to Cleveland at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:X p.m. a 168. Met Center this season. The North the period. NHL m u K i United States 16-21-17— 54. p.m. Chambers 9103411, McDaniel 6169715, D.Whlle, Doll. 313 IX 228 10 16 The three returnees to Manches­ don’t have a lot of height. We’ve set Thursday night after the Bruins New Jersey 2-1. The Kings’ record Power-ploy Opportunities— Soviet Union Lister 94 14 9, Ellis 914 1-2 XMcMIllon St. John's at UCLA Stars are 2-0 in St. Louis. Dave Archibald scored twice for Holy Cross at Boston College the goal to qualify for the state edged the Los Angeles Kings 63 at on the season is now 7-164 for 18 ' 1 of 3; United States 2 of 3. 16 92 4, Young 1-2 00 2,McKey98004, ter’s lineup are also the three senior “ I wish we’d play all of our games the North Stars. Goalies— Soviet Union, Cherkas (54 Schoene 36 92 6, Polynice 36 26 6, Seton Hall vs. Rutgers A T T Ydk Avg LG T tri-captains. Five-loot-4 Val tournament.” A team must win Boston Garden. “ If we work hard. I points, the worst in the NHL. Bniln* 4. Kings 3 K.WIIIIoms 7-9 1-1 15, Vincent 1-3 2-2 4, St. Joseph's ot Vlllanova in Minnesota,” St. Louis Coach "Hunter’s goal proved to be the shots-46 saves). United States, Terrerl NBA resuHa White, Roms 2X 10M 4.3 a Holden, the team’s leading return­ eight games in order to qualify for think we can do it.” There was a definite Massachu­ JohnsonOOOOO. Totals 396417-^96. Pittsburgh at West Virginia 195 791 4.1 a Jacques Martin said. “ I don’t know big turning point,” North Stars (1914). Syracuse at Canislus M a ^ , N.O. postseason play. Byers scored a freak goal In the setts flavor for the game. The first Los Angeles 2 0 1—3 A— 13,773. Riggs, Atl. 18 7X 4.5 44 ing scorer (7.1 last year), 5-foot-S what it is. Part of the reason is that Coach Herb Brooks said. “ The Referee— Jim Burley. Linesmen— Dave L.A. CLIPPERS (111) Craig, S.F. 169 68 3.8 25 Barb O’Brien, and 5-foot-3 Chris Schedule: Dec. 15 Hall H. 18 second period which broke a 2-2 tie, four goals of the game were scored Boston 1 I S— 4 Pacara 108, Neta 91 Cage 7-K) 66 X , R.WIIIIams 96 92 12, we’ve been getting good goaltend­ timing of it, late in the period, and nrst Period— 1, Boston, Sweeney 12 Harvey, John Honeberg. H.Walker, Oall. 147 6X4.1 m Rovegno make up the experience Windham A, 22 Glastonbury A. 23 as the Bruins went on to their fourth by Massachusetts natives, and Beniamin 611 9716, Woodson 10-a 76 a . Anderson, Chi. 115 SM4.6 ta ing here. Greg (Millen) always the overall situation set us back and (Neely, Wesley), 1:41. 2, Los Angeles. Drew 7-12 1-1 15, Nessley 0-1 0-2 0, East Catholic A. 30 East Catholic H victory in their last five games. ’The Ftorek is a former Massachusetts Carpenter 12 (Fenton), 2:46 (pp). 3, Los INDIANA (NS) Ferrell, St.L. 113 83 43 ta which the Indians are lacking seems to play well here. we couldn’t make up the Norman9661014, Valentine14002 Dailey D.Nelson, Minn. X 415 53 73 2:30 p.m. hapless Kings dropped their sixth Olympic hockey star. Angeles, Fenton 8 (Duchesne, NIcholls), Tisdale 910 93 14, Person 7-15 23 18, 1-5 93 5, Cureton 16 02 3, Coleman DO 00 FootbaD overall. “ When we play Minnesota, difference.” 19:01 (pp). Penalties— Crowder, Bos (el- Stlponovlch 916 92 10, Remlng 98 93 14, Mitchell, St.L. IX 478 3.6 X “ Youth and inexperience will Jan. 5 Hartford Public H, 8 straight. Bob Sweeney of Concord gave the bowlno), 2:42; Hardy, LA (Interference), 0.Totals41622941113. Rogers, Wadi. IN 48 4.0 8 they’re an excellent hockey club Long 7-109216, H. Williams 912 9413, Gray Seattle a a a s s — 96 Rockville A, 12 Fermi H, 15 Enfield Byers’ goal came after Steve Bruins a short-lived 1-0 lead in the 3:26; Bourne, LA (hipping),9:28; Crowder, Vofleyball 04) 90 0, Miller 97 97 14, Sklles 93 93 3, have to be overcome quickly.” and it brings the best out of our Bos (hlghaflcklrio), 12:45; Thelven, Bos Anderson36938.Totals41362929108. LJ1. CRggen a X » n — i l l Masse said. "Holden isanexplosive A (5 p.m.), 19 South Windsor H, 22 Kasper’s pass was intercepted by first period. However Bobby Car­ Flyers 5, Rangers 3 9polnt goal— Ellis. Fouled out— None. _ NOYdsAvg L6TD, East Hartford A, 29 Windham H. Jimmy Carson. ’The Kings’ center penter of Peabody and Paul Fenton players.” (cross checkitta), 17:35. Rebounds— Seattle 43 (Lister 9), LJk. N F L S lU IO ln n i type performer. Rovegno has been After falling behind 1-0, the Second Period— 4, Boston, O'Owver.3 NEW JERSEY (91) J.Smllh, St.L. 8 98.120 a 6 Feb. 2 Glastonbury H, 5 Hartford laid the puck on Byers’ stick in front of Springfield put the Kings in front They brought the best out of Doug (Miller, Neely), 3:10. 5, Boston, Byers 6 Comeavs9145-S21,B.WIIIIams5135815 Cllppers67 (Norman 10). Assists—SeattleX Craig, S.F.(RB) 61 4X 7.5 tX 1 very steady.” Flyers scored four straight goals, Rae volleyball (McDaniel, Vincent 4), L.A. Clippers a Public A (5p.m.),12RockviIleH, 16 of the Los Angeles net. 2-1 with power-play goals before the Gilmour, who scored twice, and (Kasper, Burridge), 8:43. 6, Boston, GmlnskI 91598 24, Bogley 981-15, Birdsong AMERICAN CONFERENCE Rice, S.F. a oa 17.1 ta i5 An all-league performer a year including the one that put them Courlnall 13 (Wesley, Crowder), 14:45. American Division — Insurers def. 9119516,Coleman95926,HopSOn 94 14 1, (Drew 10). Total fouls— Seattle 34, L.A. Mondley, Det. X 614 128 X 5 Fermi A (5 p.m.), 19 Enfield H, 22 “ Stevie Kasper put it (the puck) period ended. Millen, who said he likes to play at Clippers X. Technicals— Seattle Illegal Eosl ago, senior Kris Voisine, will be lost ahead for good when defenseman Penalties— LInseman, Bos (tripping), Watkins 15-11, 15-10, 12-15; Pino Ex­ Washington 14 1-2 3, Branch 92 90 0. W L T Pet. pp PA H.Walker, Dall.(RB) X Sa 121 44 1 South Winsdor A, 24 East Hartford out front to Randy Burridge,” said Billy O’Dwyer of Boston’s South the Met Center. 4:06; Thelven, Bos (slashing), 9:09; press def. Six Packers 15-7, 15-7, 11-15; Totals3976293591. defense 3, Seattle Coach BIckerstaff 2 Clark, Wash. 8 774 19.8 184 6' for the season due to academics. KJell Samuelsson, a former Ranger (elected). A-53S3. Indianapolis 7 5 0 J n 253 1 « H. Byers. “ Randy tipped it and one of Boston neighborhood tied it 2-2 for “ I don’t know what it is,” said wells, LA (trippine), 11:36. Ambulonce Service def. Luigi's 12-15, Indiana 35 31 39 it— 188 Buffalo 6 4 0 .500 229 273 Anderson, Chl.(RB) 8 48 125 48 3. Offense will be a problem for connected from 65 feet. His shot Third Period— 7, Los Angeles, Robitallle 196,15-11. NswJenev IMSltlt—91 Wilder, T.B.(RB) 8 38 22 32 1. Games not noted begin 7; 30 p.m. their players kind of passed it to me Boston early in the three-goal Millen, who made 29 saves. “ We’re Miami 6 6 0 .snsoi 2K Manchester. bounced off goalie Bob Froese, for 16 (Taylor), 1:12. Penaltles-Plavfair, LA Standings; Pina Express 18-3, Insur­ 3«olnt goals— Person 3. Fouled out— N.Y. Jets 6 6 0 .s n s n z n Blord, Roms 8 6X 119 Ml 2 second period. just real comfortable in this build­ (holdino), 11:42; LInseman, Bos (Inter­ ers 13-8, Watkins 12-9, Six Packers 10-11, None. Rebounds— Indiana 49 (Stipanovich Thursday’s college hoop scoros Monk, Wash. 8 4X127 X 6 and I directed it into the net. whom Samuelsson was traded by New England 5 7 0 .417 241 256 The loss for Robbie Ftorek, the Following Byers’ goals, Geoff ing. They’ve been comfortable in ference), 11:42; Playfair, LA, malor Ambulance Service 7-14, Luigi's 3-18. 11), New Jersey 54 (GmlnskI 14). Central New York, and into the net. (ffghtlng), 16:01; Byers, Bos, major Notional Division — Purdy Corpora­ Assists— Indiana 31 (Fleming 9), New Cleveland 7 5 0 .5n309 1S5 new coach of the Kings, was his Courtnall followed with a goal to our building, too. We’re Just two (flghtlna), 16:01; Fenton, LA (hooking). tion def. Rood Toads 15-10, 15-12, 196; Jersey 31 (Bagiev 7). Total fouls— EAST NO Yds LG Avg* “ Bobby Froese played so well AlfredX,Houehton« Houston 7 5 0 J8) 250 292 second In Just two outings. But he is give Boston a 4-2 lead. Luc pretty close teams.” 18:52; Crowder, Bos (ro ilin g ), 18:52. A.B. A. Tool84>le def. Manchester Prop­ Indiana 24, New Jersey 25. A— 7,846. Plttsburgti 7 5 0 JS3 215 240 Donnelly, Atl. 44 2001 X4S3* until the Samuelsson goal. I think Shots on goal— Los Angeles 15-11-9—35. erty Maintenance 15-5, 16-14, 15-17; American Inti. 79, 5. Connecticut 64 Arnold, Det. 8 15X a ; optimistic about his team. Robitallle narrowed the gap for the ’Two teams that are separated by Amherst 76, W. Connecticut 73 Cincinnati 4 8 0 J3) 220 270 453 Bolton boys’ hoop that took a lot out of him,” Rangers Boston 10-13-10-33. Alcor Auto Partsdef. Economy Electric West Londeta, (Slants 8 228 64 428 "I saw an improvement over the Kings in the second minute of the three points in the Norris Division Power-ploy Opportunities— Los An- 12-15, 15-10, 15-13; North Enders def. Browna, Bryonta Saxon, Dali. 8 2054 X X .1 Coach Michel Bergeron said, California, Pa. IX , Point Park 71 Denver S 3 1 .70S 314 243 last game in our defensive cover­ third period. — Minnesota is second and St. Louis gelesSefS; BostoriOofS Elmore Association 15-9,12-15,15-7. Son Diego S 4 0 467 2)0 253 Wagner, Oil. a 12X 8 X.9 The Flyers are unbeaten in six Oeolles Los Angeles, Heoly (33 shots-29 Standings: North Enders 192, Man­ Knlcka113,NuggataB7 Clarkson 68, Skidmore 56 age,” said Ftorek. “ That was Bruins goalie Doug Keans faced climbed over Giicago into fourth (Xiemen n, (Seneseo St. X Seattle 7 5 0 JI3 2S9 231 0 games. soves). Boston, Keans (35-32). A— chester Property Maintenance 15-6, L.A. Raiders 5 7 0 417 271 20 Pent aeteraifs important, and that’s what we’re 35 shots in winning his third straight with the win. 11AB9. A.B.A. ToolADIe 14-7, Alcar Auto Ports Duouesne W1, Slippery Rock83 NO Yds Avg LG T O - ready to rebound DENVER m FDU-AAodlson 79, N.Y. Maritime 45 Kansas City 2 10 0 .167 199 338 Referee Rob Shick. Llnesmet>—Cora 10-11, Elmore Association 10-11, Purdy ^ l l s h 19249432, Cooper95906,Schayes NATIONAL CONF E RENCE Gray, N.O. 16 260 16l3 80 0 Broseker, Don McCourt. Corporation 912, Economy Electric Franklin A Marshall 83, York, Pa. 66 (McKinnon, Oil. 32 3S7 12.1 194 2 1-3 34 5, Adorns 33 1-3 A Lever 5-16 9212, Fredonta St. a,Thlel 53 East 4-17, Road Toads 3-18. x-WashIngIn 9 3 0 .78 3X 88Slkohema, St.L. 35 370 10.6 33 0, from Germany. "H e (Herrmann) Women's Leogue — Coach's Corner VlrKent5-145315, Evans93(H)0i Rasmussen Indiana, Pa.S40yke79 McConlcey, Giants 29 280 9.7 31 0 By Jim Tierney 631413, Hanillk14945, Dunn00930, Smith La Salle74 Army61 Dallas 5 7 0 317 270 2X has raw talent,’ Phillips said. A pair Flyara5,Raiigera3 def. Tierney's 15-4,15-9, 15-7; Heritage Phllodlphta 5 7 0 .X7 272 318Futrell, T.B. 17 151 09 22 0 Manchester Herald Auto Body def. Main Pub 15-10, 15-12, 1-11-11. Totals3836292997. Lehman X, Boruch 56 of Juniors, 6foot-l Craig Winslow Sooner's late surge beats Florida St. LonglslandU.101,Cald««ll71 St. Louis 5 7 0 .417 3M 38 15-11; Woodland (jordens def. BAJAuto N.Y. Giants 4 8 0 .33) 86 2M and 6foot Mark Yavinsky. will also N.Y. 1 1 1-3 Repair 15-4,15-0,15-3; Micky's Carp^ry NEW VDRK (111) LowellX, Maine 72 OT Depth will be a vital aspect of this def. Locksmith Hair Studio 15-13,15-10, Green 981-39, Walker 9131-29, Ewlno921 Mossochuselts 92 New Hampshire 67 year’s edition of the Bolton High see plenty of action. By The Associated Press TS m t^erTod— 1, New York, Poddubny 63 24, Jackson 9169016, Wilkins9169314, Mlsericordlaa, AlvernlaBI x-Chloogo 10 2 0 333 38 204 15-13; Nassiff arms def. Lafayette Minnesota 7 5 0 3B2K3n School boys’ basketball team, 16 (Dionne, Pohlck), 1:57 (pp). Z Phllodel- Escadrille 15-10,153,12-15. Newman 95 96 9, Cummings 95 1-1 9, Muhlenberg74,Swarthmare72 Four players will divide the s. Craven 8 (Zeiel, AAellanbv), 3:48 (pp). 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By Barry Wllner home to Houston on Sunday. The Associated Press The Oilers are In a three-way I NFL Roandap atop the AFC Central with a w * Buffalo’s Cornelius Bennett, ex­ land, which Is at home again* pected to play a key role In the Bills’ Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh, wh* battle for AFC East supremacy, visits San Diego. The Chargers a doesn’t look at Sunday’s showdown quarterback. His performance in 8-4 and a half-game In back ofL with Indianapolis as anything other recent weeks accentuates the fact first-place Denver in the AFC Went.I . PEANUTS by ChadM M. Schulz than a football game that needs to we made the right decision when The Broncos play at Seattle In al be won. picking him second (overall) in the key division game Sunday night. Also on Sunday, Washingtqn, Bennett and his fellow Bills draft.” SHE COULDN'T ] journey to the Hoosler Dome to play Bennett has 37 tackles and 3>A winner of the NFC East, entertalnk THE ANSUJ^R IS RIGHT ON THE TIP ! SEE IT.. the Colts, who hold a one-game lead sacks in five games. His acquisition Dallas, while the L o s , Angelw Edgar suspected asbestos contamination. In the division. A victory by the also allowed a switch of fellow Raiders are at Kansas a t y am MY TONGUE... After three hours, it was still raw.. Colts Would just about wrap up the Detroit plays at Tampa Bay. ' rookie Shane Conlan from outside • tBB7byNEA.Me. division title. to inside linebacker. Conlan, the The Patriots will be out of thpl Bennett, who joined the Bills last eighth overall selection out of Penn AFC East race if they lose to thf I month as part of the three-team State, leads the Bills with 86 Jets, who need help in Indianapolis Eric Dickerson trade, has been tackles. and a victory at Foxboro to climb THE GRIZZWELLS* by Bill Schorr instrumental in Buffalo’s defensive “ That’s quite a pair,” Meyer back into a tie for the top spott New ] M w y ? England will have Steve Grogan MftWW'.'NHO $A\P, RD9IN LEACH resurgence. He was the second said. “ They make it very difficult to \N H O D lP^ player picked In this year’s draft, back at quarterback and he always "A LIFE UNEXAMIMED prepare for the Bills.” MDUPLIT? but tfie Colts couldn’t sign the The Ctolts, 7-5, are 5-2 in the AFC gives the Jets problems. 15 A LIFE NOT All-America linebacker from East under the first tiebreaker for “ I think he’s got his fastball \imuuviN6:^ Alabama. settling the division championship, back,” Patriots Coach Raymoi\d I'HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DHt Browne Now. he’s hoping to haunt them and beat Buffalo in a game during Berry said of Grogan, who missed and lift the Bills into a tie for the the N FL players strike. Buffalo, the first meeting with New York division lead. But he isn’t seeking 6-6, would have almost no chance to because of a pinched nerve In Ms Ho w o l p LATE c a m v e p y F O fz rY - a-ii t Wo revenge. win the division if it loses Sunday. neck. The Jets won that game 4S-M. .t APE YOU, t MKZTIES YOU 5 E LATE " I ’d like to beat them only Two other AFC Blast rivals, the " I wasn’t interested in him going HELiSA ? A ftoPE TMIPTIE5 because they’re in first place and New York Jets and New England around with a crooked neck. He wds S P E C IF IC we have to beat them for the Patriots, play Sunday. The Jets, restricted and He was stiff and he •2 playoffs,” Bennett said. " I never 6-6, and the Patriots, 5-7, have each didn’t throw consistently.” i played for them. I don’t worry been weakened by injuries. The Jets probably will be without about them especially.” Miami, also 6-6 in the division, is halfback Freeman McNeil, wl)o But the Colts certainly will pay at Philadelphia. pulled a hamstring in last Monday CAPTAIN EASY ’ by Crooks A Casale WHY NOT? T H IN & S special attention to Bennett. Coach Minnesota, which is at Green night’s loss at Miami. They’ve also ©NOWBALLINO in EQUATORIAL AFRICA. Ron Meyer knows the kind of Bay, can secure a wild-card spot lost linebabker Lance Mehl aijd CAN'T B E ANY WORSE comerback Russell Carter for the LET US PASS. IT'S FOR US. damage Bennett can do. with a victory If St. Louis loses at ALU RI&HT. THEY “ He can be devastating,” Meyer home to the New York Giants and season after injuries against the ARE AMERICANS. said. ” He has the same ability as the Los Angeles Rams are beaten Dolphins. THEY SAY THEY Lawrence Taylor or Andre Tippett by Atlanta. “ It’s time for us to just forget TH E PHANTOM by Lee Falk « By Barry HAVE COME TO about everything that has hap­ HELP U:SPUT to jar the ball out of your hands. The San Francisco, which holds a MAURICIO BACK thing about Cornelius is that he gets pened this season and just go oqt AP photo one-game lead over New Orleans In HTU'RE <50IN6 BACK ID THAT/WRIL POSON ? IN POWER you out in space and then destroys the NFC West — both teams have and piay good football,” linebacker you. clinched 'playoff berths — hosts Bob Crable said. "W e have to staitt HAVE 1D RESCUE ABI7UL Eric Dickerson (29) and his Indianapoiis Bills Sunday with the lead in the AFC “ He’s very difficult to block with playing consistently, play the way I R7UNP YOU Chicago, the NFC Central champ, THANKS TO HIM. * !» . Coit teammates wiil face the Buffaio East Division at stake! a back when charging in on a on Monday night. The Saints are at we know we can.” ; I

Sports In Brief Cardinals may end run in St. Louis ARLO AND JANIS ' by Jimmy Johnaon GOODNIGHT, PGTtR.' I'M 60WW1 CAN'T JOIMVOU &0^1HGK!GW6 \ \ Booster Club offers door prizes By R.B. Fallstrom Only twice have the Cardinals The Birds In Their Nest.” thought the crowd was a plus!!’ AcraevGw-'iHAve > TLAM15K6MARK& The Associated Press drawn more than 30,000 this season. Last week, Watkins and Jim Otis, Bidwill said after 31,324 showed up V tOGGINGGD.' AKGWHKTWG BOLTON — Door prizes will be offered by the Bolton Booster A newspaper reporter from Balti­ a running back for the Cardinals in despite a steady drizzle aitp (m'iMEiwiai:..C: Club on opening night when the Bolton High boys’ junior varsity ST. LOUIS — Tickets and apathy more. one of thecitiesanglingtoget the 1970s, were behind a move that temperatures in the mid-30s for la jt and varsity basketball teams launch their seasons on Thursday have been plentiful as the St. Louis the franchise, said Thursday he had convinced the team to buy 1,000 Sunday’s 34-17 loss to Washington. 'PLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Oraka against Valley Regional beginning at 6 p.m. Cardinals prepare for a game that been looking fordiehard fans to talk tickets for the Washington Reds­ “ A lot of people came out, thdV Complimentary season tickets will be given to senior citizens at may end a 28-year run in this city. to all week but couldn’t find any. kins game and donate them to were responsive to the way the their Christmas party. Any other seniors wanting tickets should Busch Stadium could be one-third And a few blocks away from Busch charity. team played and I was very happy contact Maureen Morin at 647-9758. empty Sunday when the Cardinals Stadium, a vendor was busily “ The team’s been here for 28 about It.” play the New York Giants in their hawking Cardinals wares — base­ years and this might be the last one The fact remains, though, thqt final game in St. Louis this season ball Cardinals items. and that should be a compelling Bidwill is not happy about thp — and possibly forever. Cardinal players long ago came reason to show up,” said Watkins, Dave RIghetti gets staggering offer stadium situation in St. Louis. < to grips with a possible move. who has planned a post-game rally “ There haven’t been too many Last March, he signed a noii- NEW YORK — Free agent Dave Righetti, calling “ I ’m sure it will be an emotional for the team and expects the sales today,” Cardinals ticket binding letter of intent with S t game Sunday,” quarterback Neil players and coaches to attend. himself “ confused,” says he doesn’t know If will accept what he manager Steve Walsh said Thurs­ Louis County Executive Gene “ The experience itself could be a termed a "mind-boggling” offer from a Japanese baseball team. day. "Not much is happening.” Lomax said. “ But I’ve learned McNary to play in a proposejl LESSEE NOW,THIS ) WELL.' WELL! THERE'S OL' TUNK through several years of expe­ collector’s item.” OUSHTA BE A / HIMSELF! MEB8E I CAN GET A “ It’s a tough thing to do, to pick up and leave the country, and ’The Cardinals, who have a 5-7 $160-million domed stadium. Tha^ rience to go with the flow, roll with And because Bidwill said no on GOOD SPOT! I.. . /HANDLE ON THINSS STRAIGHT FROM I’m rather confused,” The New York Times quoted Righetti as record after winning nine games deal fell through because of finan­ '' TH' MAIN MAN'S MOUTH/ Thursday to representatives from saying in today’s editions. ” I know it would be a huge adjustment, total over the last two seasons, have the punches. cial and legal obstacles, and Bidwill "What will happen is a business Columbus, Ohio, and hasn’t yet said but I think I can handle It.” improved their on-the-field perfor­ promptly rejected a compromise decision. He is the owner and he’ll yes to Baltimore, Phoenix, Ariz., Righetti has saved 138 games for the , mance. But with owner William V. 70,500-seat open-air stadium. do what he thinks is best for the Jacksonville, Fla., or Memphis, including a major league record 46 in 1986, over the last four Bidwill entertaining offers from Locally, no further offers havb seasons. team.” Tenn., some fans are hopeful. But several cities to move the NFL been made. * ■ The left-hander’s agent. Bill Goodstein, said Wednesday night Not everybody is resigned to not nearly enough for a show of franchise and advising his players “ We’re on the verge of having d that the 29-year-old pitcher has been offered a contract by a not to buy homes in St. Louis, fan Bidwill moving the club, which has force on Sunday. great team,” said Otis, who playe(j Japanese club that would make him the highest paid player in the been in St. Louis since 1960. Three Bidwill has said he cannot blame fallout has been significant. on the Cardinals’ NFC Easterd history of team sports. years ago, when Bidwill first began the fans. Division championship teams ia Neither Goodstein nor Righetti would divulge terms of the Only 11,795 showed up Oct. 11 for complaining that 54,392-seat Busch “ All things considered, with the 1974 and 1975 and now is i offer, which has been reported as $20 million over three years. the replacement game against the Stadium was too small to be advance sale we had and the situation with the strike and the commercial real estate developed Nor would they identify the Japanese team making the proposal. New Orleans Saints, and many of competitive in the NFL, business­ indecision of the team situation, I “ I just hope we don’t lose it.” ' Righetti reportedly is asking the Yankees for about $1.5 million a them hooted at the hometown team. man Ed Watkins founded “ Keep year for three years. Hoch, Hallberg tie for golf lead Flach and Seguso are double trouble WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Defending champions Scott Seguso teamed up with Jarryd to win this year's Hoch and Gary Hallberg tied for the first-round lead In the By Robert Ml 11 ward Mecir and Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia met Chrysler PGA team championships with Bob Tway and Mike The Associated Press American and South African French title at Roland Garros. Hulbert, who finished second a year ago. and Americans Scott Although he has no intention of parting from.' Three teams were a shot behind the leaders at 62. They were LONDON — American doubles partners Ken Davis and David Pate, also without a victory, his long-time partner, Seguso said he enjoyed Fred Couples and Mike Donald, Clarence Rose and Tim Simpson Flach and are so close they could faced Spaniards and Emilio the experience of playing with Jarryd. and Jeff Sluman and Robert Wrenn. Sanchez. almost be twin brothers. “ He’s so keyed up on court, very Intense. Both were bom in May 1963, live in Sebring, In their 6-2,6-3.6-4 victory over Davis and Pate That’s the sort of thing you need when you’ve got Fla. and both are due to becomes fathers within on Thursday, Flach and Seguso hit back to give 110 percent,” the American said. Seedings for 1990 World Cup set two weeks of each other next March. emphatically after losing the opening two games. Coincidentally, the Swede is looking for a ZURICH, Switzerland — FIFA, the International Federation of Both have won 19 doubles tournaments and. on partner in major events, because his regular They won the next eight to take a stranglehold Association Football, announced the seedings for Saturday’s Sunday, they hope to reach the 20 mark at the ally. Edberg, plans to cut his doubles play to on the match with power serves and firm, well draw of the 1990 World Cup qualifying tournament. $200,000 Masters Doubles tournament. concentrate on his singles. West Germany, Spain, England, the Soviet Union, Denmark, placed follow-up volleys. EMberg and Jarryd recovered from an Belgium and France were seeded among the 32 European The Americans have breezed through their Seguso’s opening lapse was the only time the countries. Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay were seeded in South first two matches In the round-robin tournament Wimbledon titlists lost serve in the mateh, opening-round defeat by Mecir and Smld to post a 7-6, 6-3, 6-2 victory over Annacone and Vap America, which has nine nations competing. at the Albert Hall without dropping a set. whereas Davis was broken four times and Pate Rensburg. The ratings, based heavily on each nation’s performance in the Tonight, they were aiming for a semifinal twiee. I 1986 World Cup, are designed to prevent top teams among the 112 place by beating countryman Gary Donnelly Although Flach and Seguso are level on Mecir and Smid scored their second victory 6 i entries from facing each other in the preliminary competition. and . tournament victories, not all have been the tournament when they beat Warder aiM This is to guarantee as many top attractions as possible for the In other third-day matches, defending cham­ pions Stefan Eklberg and Anders Jarryd of together. Doohan 6-4,3-6,6-3,7-5, while Casal and Sanches S^^V>SCISVS ------24-nation finals In Italy in 1990. Italy, as host, and Argentina, as Flach won the Japan and Asian Open at Tokyo posted their first by beating Donnelly and play of allowing West to hold trick one dending champion, have gained automatic berths for the finals. Sweden faced winless Australians Laurie NORTH U-U-97 Losing ground Warder and Peter Doohan. unbeaten Mlloslav last year with countryman Matt Anger, while Fleming 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. ♦ Q J 10 7 5 4 with the king of hearts. Best for West Y 7 at trick One is to switch to a diamond at the second Chellos out at least two weeks ♦ A 7 4 trick, but declarer can win dummy’s WINTHROP "by Dick Cavalll______ace, come to his hand with a high 0J93 By Jamei Jacoby I WONDER WHO THE MONTREAL — Defenseman Chris Chelios is expected to miss spade and play ace of hearts and then I'M &0 \NaT0 P LA Y A THEY COULDNTOET WEST EAST LAURENCE OLIVIER. IDIOT WAS THAT INVENTED at least two weeks after breaking a bone in his left hand. Paul McGowan winner of the Butkus Award The two-heart response was a Ja­ jack of hearts, throwing diamonds on POTATO CHIP IN OUR B 8 2 ♦ 6 HUH? S v A R C A S M -? Chelios, who has become the anchor of the team’s defense, has Y8654S coby transfer bid, forcing opener to both of these tricks. Although West CLASS PLAY TOMORROW. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Florida Bowden said he has “ never had a Butkus, now a broadcaster and McGowan at a dinner Dec. 14 ln| Y K Q 10 9 a broken bone near the knuckle of his little finger. The length of ♦ K Q J 10 bid two spades, after which North will win the queen of hearts, there is State’s Paul McGowan, who some better linebacker.” actor, will present the award to Orlando. ♦ 9 62 his absence probably won’t be determined until the swelling ♦ 654 ralseid to game, with the advantage no play he can then make that will said wasn’t big enough or fast McGowan shrugged off scouting ♦ K072 subsides, but Chelios said that he won’t miss more than two that the strong one-no-trump opener prevent declarer from ruffing two dia­ enough to play college football, was reports that he was too light and too SOUTH became declarer. Unfortunately South monds before playing a club from weeks. ♦ AK93 named winner of the 1987 Butkus slow for college football after FROM did not know how to profit from the dummy. West will win the club king or Chelios, who has 32 points to tie Chicago’s Doug Wilson for the Award on Thursday. graduating from Winter Park High YA J2 queen and be forced either to lead N H L scoring lead among defensemen, suffered the injury in the ♦ 853 lead of the heart king. The award goes each year to the School. He won the first trick, ruffed a away from his remaining club honor first period of a game against the New York Rangers Wednesday ♦ A 10 8 player voted the nation’s best “ It was a matter of me having heart, returned to bis hand with a or to give South a stuff and a ruff, al­ night, when he jammed his hand against the boards. collegiate linebacker. confidence in m yself. . . and going P.P..D.O..SUN.-FIU..INCU)DES ^ Vulnerable: Neither spade and ruffed the jack of hearts. He lowing the contract to be made. Dealer: South (MKU McGowan, anchor of a defense out and proving it to other people,” , , days skiing on 107 trails, 18 H then drew a second round of trumps that helped compile a 10-1 record he said while posing with the a ward lifts. 6 Interconnected moun- W> and played ace and a diamond. East James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on v/eit North East Sooth 76ers’ Welp out rest of season and No. 3 national ranking, won by named for the former (Tiicago Bear , tains, and the largest sn o w m a k in g ^ % 1 NT won the diamond trick, but then, rath­ Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games" U.8. ACRES by Jim Davis * (written with his father, the late Os­ a single vote over Ohio State senior linebacker and presented by the ^ network in the worldl* All Skiw eekB 2Y Pass 2 4 er than cash the third diamond, he led N Pass wald Jacoby) are now available at PHILADELPHIA - Chris Welp, the ’ diris Spielman. Downtown Athletic Club of activities • $ n i^ts lodging near doz- ^ 4 4 Pass Pass a club. Declarer ducked, and West won Pass bookstores. Both are published by first-round draft choice, will miss the rest of this season and the Balloting was by an 11-member Orlando. top-notch restaurants and night- 0 Pass the queen and played back a diamond. early part of the next because of ligament and cartiledge tears in panel of sportswriters, broadcas­ “ I don’t think it will bother me in ------Leam-to-Ski package: add $76 tor 5 H ' East won and returned another club, Pharos Books. his left knee, the club announced Thursday. ters and others. the pros,” he said about the days lessons and equipment. H ' ^ Opening lead: V K and South wound up losing two dia­ monds and two clubs for down one. The two World Trad^ Center Doctors discovered the damage during arthroscopic surgery “ It’s a great honor for me and my too-light, too-slow tag. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL: How could declarer have done better? towers are each 1,350 feet high. Thursday. university to be selected,” said the Florida State linebacker coach 8 0 2 -7 7 M W 0 The 7-foot Welp, from the University of Washington, collapsed 6-1, 230-pound McGowan, who was Wally Burnham said professional scouts "are real high on him.” i twice Tuesday night during the 76ers’ victory in Chicago over the named earlier to the Associated Bulls. He felt only a twinge the first time and continued playing. Press All-America team. Added Burnham, jokingly. "H e’s Q^illiiiglbn. As late as Wednesday, Welp said the knee felt fine and McGowan, who Florida State got a natural instinct that over­ ^ America's 6 Mountain Ski Resort comes all our coaching.” I questioned the need for the arthroscopic proceedure. But the Coach Bobby Bowden calls “ the FREE KILUNGTON SKI WEEK GUIDE PEOPLE WHO k n o w knee swelled and Dr. Roy Moyer decided to go ahead with the best blood-and-guts linebacker in Each of the 11 Butkus panelists know there's a certain magic IIIIWWW b b b # J | exploratory operation. college football today.” recorded picked his top three choices and V ^11 I ______»««__ $ about Classified Advertising. ^ ^ ■ * * balloting was on a 3-2-1 point basis. Moyer said he would wait about two weeks before performing 134 tackles, 11 tackles for losses and ’Write: M5W KilUngtonRd. Klllingtoa VT05751. Uteitikiiepoit;(l reconstructive surgery on the knee. recovered 2 fumbles over the McGowan got four first-place votes regular season. and tallied 25 points. • • MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 11.1887 — 81 t> - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 11, 1M7 Otis Redding still gets R-E-S-P^E-C-T WEEKEND By Mary Campbell Redding went to a Sausalito, occasional vocalist for Johnny Tht AssocIcrtBd Press Calif., houseboat to relax after­ Jenkins and the Pinetoppers, he ward, and there he wrote ” (Sittin’ drove Jenkins in 1962 U)a session at Taking NEW YORK - Twenty years on) the Dock of the Bay,” which the Stax studio ip3l^inphiB. Of art and music after legendary rhythm and blues ends with a long, meandering Jenkins f i i ^ ^ with 40 minutes It lightly artist Otis Redding died, his biggest whistle solo. Guitarist Steve of studio time remaining, and Inesistable! Cellist Harry Clark and pianist Sanda hit. ” (Sluin' on) the Dock of the Cropper of Booker T and the MGs, Redding Jumped il^With4wo songs ♦ ^ Schuldmann, a well-known classical duo, will Tony Brescia’s Christ­ Bay,” still whistles through the the backup band on many of his he’d written. The Stax president present a free concert tonight at 8 in the Newspace mas tree, "Treon," lights airwaves. early records for Stax In Memphis, liked one\lune, "These Arms of Gallery of Manchester Community Coliege. This Redding recorded the song Tenn., was the co-writer. Mine,” and released it. It went to concert is offered in conjunction the opening of the up a corner of the slightly more pop than hh usual Cropper said Redding had been, No. 20 on the rhythm ’n’ blues chart, Mid-Year Student Art Exhibit. The exhibition wili Wadsworth Atheneum’s soulful style on Dec. 7,1987, three “King of soul, king of Stax, king of 85 on the pop charts and launched Redding’s career. remain in the gallery through Jan. 29,1988. The Festival of Trees. The days before he died at age 26. Stax e v e rtin g that evolved around Records released It after his death us.” Over time, Redding’s singing gallery is open, free, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. tree test, featuring more and it became his first No. 1 hit on His influence reverberates became melodic and emotional, but weekdays and from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. The than 170 seasonal pop charts. Singer-songwriter Mi­ through contemporary music. Dis­ kept a hint of grit and explosive­ gallery is in MCC’s Lowe Building. displays, Is open chael Bolton has the tune on his new co’s roots can be seen in his ness. He could temper his vocal LP. danceable numbers. K.C. and the force with sweet, wounded vulnera­ through Sunday. Bring a Redding died along with four Sunshine Band picked up on his bility. He let power and pain be Alleluia to be sung favorite teddy bear to members of the Bar-Kays band styling. Al Green, in the 1970s, was heard in his "Mr. Pitiful” and the Beary Best Bear when a chartered plane taking called a cross between Redding and "Pain in My Heart.” First Baptist Church will present the cantata them to Cleveland for a concert Sam Cooke. Redding was acclaimed for his Contest on Saturday, ability to get to the heart of ballads. “Sing Glory Alleluia” on Sunday at 7 p.m. The crashed in Monona Lake, Wis. Fourteen years after Redding’s te't''. work, composed by Janet McMahon and Greg and $1 will be deducted Redding had been a favorite. N death, two of his sons and a nephew And he could whip up excitement in Sewell, will be performed by the Children's Graded from your admission among black audiences and was form ^ a group, the Reddings. On up tempo numbers. Choirs and the Adult Choir. Marry Dorris is music Just becoming known to white their first album they included The sound that came out of y' / price. Entertainment audiences. OTIS REDDING ” (Sittin’ on) the Dock of the Bay.” Memphis has been called “Missis­ director and Karen Crowson is drama director. Saturday Includes a sippi mud and country blues.” Refreshments will be served following the He also wrote 'T ve Been Loving .. . died in 1967 The Alvin Alley American Dance magician, puppet work­ You Too Long (To Stop Now) ” with Theater has a dance titled "Suite Redding’s type of earthy soul presentation. wasn’t readily crossing over from shops and the Suzuki Jerry Butler in 1965, and ’’Re­ Maker voted him the world’s best Otis” danped to six Redding record­ spect,” which singer Aretha Frank­ malie vocalist, the first time during ings: “Just One More Day,’’ “I rhythm ’n’ blues to pop but he stuck n violins from Hartt lin carried to the top of the pop the 1960s they had not chosen Elvis Can’t Turn You Loose,” “Lovers to it. ■’V., No one can resist the luscious taste of Munson’s A visit with Santa School of Music. charts in 1966. Presley. Prayer,” "Satisfaction,” ’Tve By 1969, Redding was considered dated. In the psychedlic and heavy Chocolates, because they are made with all your Saturday, there are Many had predicted he would The same year. Redding was the Been Loving You Too Long” and To restore your belief in Santa, visit his workshop become a superstar. only soul performer asked to "Try a Little Tenderness.” metal eras, he was scorned. favorite centers: French chocolates, butter creams, at Wickham Park, on West Middle Turnpike at the concerts by the Hartford Today, however, he is revered as In the 1960s, with his grainy voice appear at the Monterey Pop Festi­ Redding, who was bom Sept. 9, caramels, nougats, crisps and chews; dipped in East Hartford-Manchester border. Santa, his wife Chorale and the and galvaniUng stage shows, he val. His intense performance was 1941, in Dawson, Ga., and grew up one of the soul greats, a marvelous singer, dynamic live performer, and their elves greet children in their log cabin, Governor’s Foot Guard was the personification of soul, captured in the film "Monterey in Macon, came to Stax in an milk or dark chocolate. Munson’s Chocolates are and the kids receive an apple and a cup of hot second in popularity only to James Pop” and on the LP "Otis Redding unusual way — as a chauffeur. considerable writer and a major made fresh in Qmnecticut and beautifully wrapped Band. And don’t miss Working as general assistant and influence in contemporary music. Up In the air chocolate. Admission is $I per carload. It’s open Brown. In 1967, readers of Melody — Jimi Hendrix.” for the holidays. Give a gift that is the ultimate Saturday through Dec. 23, weekends from 1 to 5 the tree covered with Lt. Col. Kenneth D. Cameron, an astronaut p.m., weekdays from 3 to 6 p.m. hundreds of tiny bears, in good taste. and experienced pilot, will be the guest of each dressed in a Theaters, studio feud over 'Last Emperor' honor at the New England Air Museum in V / different fantasy cos­ Windsor Locks this weekend. At 1:30 p.m. Picky, picky! tume by employees of LOS ANGELES (AP) - The studio that an effort to minimize its success because It was threat to ban Columbia and Tri-Star Pictures on Saturday and Sunday, he will speak on the Costume Shop of produced “The Last Emperor” is halting produced during the tenure of former Columbia releases at its theaters. Columbia and Tri-Star astronaut training, as part of a Space Leo Kretzner, master picker of the mountain distribution of the movie during the holiday Chairman David Puttnam. He was fired in were merged this year. Manchester. The festival Garth Drabinksy, chairman of Cineplex, Travel theme weekend. A Pratt and dulcimer, will present a concert Saturday evening season because too big a hit would bring credit to September. at 8 at the Sounding Board Coffeehouse, First is open Saturday 10 a.m. a fired executive, according to a published "After you fire David Puttnam publicly, it declined to comment on the feud, as did MUNSON'S Whitney rocket engine and a spacesult to 5 p.m. and Sunday 11 report. makes you look really bad if his films do well,” spokesmen for Columbia and Tri-Star. Puttnam Church of Christ Congregational, 12 S. Main St., did not respond to queries. H developed by Hamilton Standard will be West Hartford. He plays everything from old-time a.m. to 5 p.m. The Los Angeles Daily News said Thursday the newspaper quoted one unidentified execu­ displayed. The museum, at Bradley 0«vld Kool/MinchMtar H«rald that the plans by Columbia Pictures to halt tive as saying. The feud could eventually affect Coca-Cola, numbers to original, contemporary tunes. distribution of director Bernardo Bertolucci’s "The Last Emperor” opened in five theaters because Cineplex is a leading sales outlet for the International Airport, is open daiiy, 10 a.m. Reservations are suggested. Call 563-3263. Tickets soft drink company’s products, the newspaper Rl. 6, Bolton.Hartlord Civic Center•Ciyslal Mall. Waterford -Wesllarma Mall, Farmington epic had triggered a feud with North America’s in five cities Nov. 20 and drew large crowds and Glen Lochen, Glastonbury-Drake Hill Mall, Simsbury-Trumbull Shopping Park-Old Mystic Village to 5 p.m. Admission is $5 for aduits, $2 for are $6 each. second-largest theater chain and could eventu­ good reviews. It was scheduled to open on 270 said. chiidren. Here’s the beef Sing noell ally involve the Coca-Cola Co., Columbia’s additional screens during the Christmas season, Last year, Cineplex had said itexpected to sell Bradley Inlematlonal Airport. Windsor Locks parent company. but those plans have been halted, the newspaper the equivalent of about a million gallons of The First Congregational Church of Coventry If you enjoy singing Christmas tunes, then head Coca-Cola syrup and about $80 million worth of Evening with the master for the Old State House in Hartford this evening for Quoting unidentified industry sources, the quoted sources as saying. will have a roast beef supper Saturday from 4; 30 to newspaper said the decision to halt distribution Cineplex Odeon Corp., a 1,513-theater chain tickets to films produced by Columbia and Something old Spend an evening with Chekhov, master of 6; 30 p.m. in the fellowship hall on Main Street. the Channel 3 Carol Sing. There you’ll join of the movie about the last emperor of China was based in Toronto, Canada, countered with a Tri-Star. Meals cost $4.50 general; $4 senior citizens; $2 for thousands of people, who will enjoy music led by If you like antiques, don’t miss the Manchester combining the humorous with the tragic. Three of his one-act plays will be presented tonight and children 7 to 12; and children 6 and under will be the Chamber Singers and Vocal Arts Ensemble of Historical Society's annual December Antique served free. the Hartt School of Music, Hartford’s Salt and Show at Waddell School, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 Saturday at 8 p.m., at the Austin Arts Center on the Vestron can’t sell ‘Platoon’ campus of Trinity College, Summit Street, Pepper Gospel Singers, and members of the p.m. More than 45 dealers from several states will They’re back National Theatre of the Deaf. There will also be display antiques and collectibles. Proceeds from Hartford. General admission is $8 for this STAMFORD (AP) — Vestron the Stamford-based company said. featuring: performance, starring Mohammad B. Ghaffari, special appearances by Frosty the Snowman and Vestron said it intends to “vigor­ this show go to the various activities of the An Old State House holiday tradition, David Inc. says negotiations with Home this year’s Trinity theater artist-ln-residence. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, and free cookies Box Office Inc. and Hemdale Film ously pursue its rights to both films historical society. Syrotiak’s National Marionette Theatre will return and pastries from Frelhofer Baking Company. Corp. over home-video rights to the through the courts” and regrets to Hartford this year, with performances of “A Discount parking, at $2 per car. will be offered In films "Platoon” and "Hooslers” further delay in the availability of See the 'Nutcracker* Bold and brassy Christmas Cream, today through Dec. 24. It is the the Constitution Piaza parking garage. have broken down. the films to consumers and the tale of a poor mouse who awakens one morning to As a result, Vestron will be video industry. 12"* Anniversary Connecticut Concert Ballet’s ninth annual You’ll certainly be in the Christmas spirit after find his home has been visited by Christmas unable to distribute “Platoon,” as production of “The Nutcracker” will be presented Sunday’s concert by the Nutmeg Brass Quintet. It fairies. Performances are at 10; 30 and 11; 30 a.m. On Old Main Street planned, during the holiday season, EMERGENCY Specials at Manchester High School on Saturday and will be at 7 p.m. at First Church of Christ, 2183 and 12; 30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and at the company announced Thursday 12; 30,1; 30 and 30 p.m. on Saturdays and “Holiday Afternoon on Old Main Street” is the in a prepar^ statement. Fire — Police — Medical c u n Sunday at 2; 30 p.m. This performance will feature Main St., Glastonbury. The donation is $3 for Sundays. Performances are free, but reservations title of the Christmas concert being prsented by the A federal court injunction prohib­ • Broiled Filet Mignon ... J7.95 a Christmas tree which grows to be 22 feet tall, and adults, and admission is free for children, who will iting HBO from distributing the DIAL 911 students dancing as snow falls. Tickets are $6 be invited to a special party during the second half are necessary for groups larger than 10. Call choirs of Christ Church Cathedral, at First Congregationai Church on Main Street in South . movies, for which Vestron claims In Manchester general, $4 for children and senior citizens. of the concert. For more information, call 633-4641. 522-6766. exclusive rights, remains in effect, • Fresh Veal Cutlet Windsor. The concert will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, and Parmigiana....^7.95 a reception will follow at Wood Memorial Library. 783 Main St., South Windsor. There is no charge. • Fresh Stuffed Filet of Sole I would like to thank all w/Broccoli and Cheese...... ‘ 8 .2 5 Far out! my faithful customers of • Boneless Chicken Cacciatore.... * 6 .9 5 Each of us is surrounded by a field of electrical 12 years and wish them a energy, which many people call the human aura. • Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo...... * 8 .2 5 On Sunday afternoon, Anadele Schnip, a Merry Christmas and Connecticut photographer, will demonstrate Kirlean photography, an innovative process which Happy Holidays. can capture these auras on paper. Her talk will be LA STRADA Restaurant at 1 p.m. at the Pump House Gallery in Hartford’s Bushnell Park. It is sponsored by Hartford’s Office LA STRADA Restaurant 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 of Cultural Affairs. IWaa.-8al. 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Holiday Vt Price Sale nrFfcuy oeti New York’s Pierpont Morgan EMERGENCY On All Clothing, Snowsuits, and Open Every Day 10am-9pm* OPEN EVERY NIGHT Manchester Library. other Accessories HEARTLAND PLAZA • 1050 TOLLAND TPKE. • MANCHESTER The library, a repository of books Fire — Police — Medicai Size Newborn -14 •Sundays and Holidays Noon-Spm 4 2 9 -1 9 0 0 W OK 643-4600 manuscripts and drawings, has had 649-0067 (Rt. 32, Mansfield) only three directors in its 63-year DIAL 911 history as a public museum and In Manchester 841 Main Street • Mencheeler research facility. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec, 11,1H7 - 23 - MANCHESTER MBMALD. Friday. Dec. 11. 1887 Col. North got! Nam es in the News P u z z l e s Here’s your holiday schedule ‘dubious’ honor NEW YORK (AP) - Eaqulre illegally. The controveray waa Just trayed as a huge begging bowl curmudgeonly cartoon fat c ^ ( ^ . Road to the gulf magazine has named Lt. Col. Oliver By Kathryn Bokar Landesberg, Martin Mull and Florence Hender­ the start of Mecbam’i problems, where development aid produces “ aaymation Christmas Oelebratlon sUr- North “ Dubious Man of the Year” Tha ABBoclatacI Prait son, CBS. with leaders in .both parties accus­ little progress. This visit will open ACROSS 7 Bird Anawar to Pravloua Punia ring Will Vinton’s dancing raisins made famous LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bob in its annual “ Dubious Achieve­ "Julie Andrews — The Sound of Christmas,” Hope plani to take hii perennial ing Mechdm of insulting minorities, many people’! eyea to the remarka­ B Numaro — L S A T Iw the commercial, CBS. ment Awards” issue. NEW YORK — 'TIb the wason for holiday with the actress-singer in SalAurg, Austrial' Chrlatmai ihow to the Persian Gulf making bad appointmenta and ble achievementa by some African Joined by Placldo Domingo and John Denver. "It’s a Wonderful Ufe,” the 1*47 Frank Capra North was cited by Esquire (or 1 Domt 9 Juicy fruit A 1 N U moviei and specials, and in this year’s batch this year, continuing a tradition of (ailing to report a campaign loan. govemmenta facing overwhelming ABC. classic starring James Stewart and Donna his remarks during the Iran-Contra 7 Volum* U N T E there’s something for everyone, whether your entertaining American troops that Robinaon’a high-pitched, tremu­ odds,” he said recently. 10 Machine tool "A Christmas Memory,” a repeat of the hearings. They included hia defense D O E taste runs more to Handel’s Messiah or "Bugs lous voice characterised such 1960s It will be the firat visit to Uganda cnMtur* 11 Hawaiian “ Christmas In Washington,” a variety show he began in 1948 during the Berlin of the diversion ol funds from the Bunny’s Looney Christmas Tales.’ ’ 20-year-old movie starring the late Geraldine airlift. hits as “ The Tracks of My Tears,” for Anne, the only daughter of Page, ABC. with host Barbara Mandrell, NBC. Iran arma sales to the Contras—' ‘I 13 (tow inatrumants The comedian’s celebrity entour­ “ Shop Around,” “ Tears of a Queen Elizabeth II, although she Here is a calendar of some of the prlme-tlme think it was a neat idea” — and his •14 Diffcrwit from 12 Sadimant age will include Diahann Carroll, Clown” and ” Ooh Baby, Baby.” visited Mozambique in 1985 and holiday television fare scheduled through Ihursduy: Wednesday, Dec. 21: , , „ ... admission that, “ If the ■16 Shriek ” A Child’s Christmas In Wales, uith Vic Damone, Barbara Eden and Somalia in 1982. 19 Head Christmas Eve: "The Nutcracker,” the lOth-annlversary commander-in-chief tells this lieut­ Denholm E|llott in a dramatization of the Dylan other entertainers, the Unlt^ enant colonel to go stand in the 16 Grand _ Dam 21 Datactad presentation of the classic Tchaikovsky ballet as Sammy resting Service Organizations said in Wa­ comer and sit on bis head, I will do 17 Dad Saturday: performed by the American Ballet Theatre, ’Thomas poem, PBS. ^ , , Tamayo tribute 22 _ of London starring Mikhail Baryshnikov and Gelsey "Top of the Pops — A Very Special shington Thursday. He plans to LOS ANGELES (AP) - Enter­ 80.” 18 Writing fluid “ One Magic Christmas,’’ starring Mary tape a show in the Persian Gulf for 23 Traai Steenburgen with Harry Dean Stanton as a Kirkland, PBS. Christmas,” with U2, Sting and others who tainer Sammy Davis Jr. is resting MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexi­ Others cited for their dubious 20Chaoi "The Three Kings,” with Jack Warden, Lou contributed to the holiday album to benefit telecast on NBC in early January. comfortably after auccessful cans have launched a tribute to achievements in the magazine’s 24 Author Gray Christmas angel. The Disney Channel. Addi­ The USO said Hope would leave 21 Baeklau chair tional play dates through December. Diamond Phillips ("LaBamba” ) and Stan Shaw Special Olympics, CBS. surgery to replace his left hip, his mark ” 70 years of creativity” by January issue include: 25 Ruaaian city as three misfits who believe they are the wise “ Christmas Eve,” a repeat of the TV movie Dec. 21 (or an eight-day global tour publicist said. the country’s best-known living o Attorney General Edwin 23 Pure air that will also include servicemen 26 Tula Suufay: men and wander Los Angeles on camelback starring Loretta Young. NBC. Davis, 62, was operated on artist, Rufino Tamayo. Meese III, for saying ” I don’t 27 Rainforca 38 Lock opener 47 Actraaa looking for the Christ child, ABC. stationed in the Atlantic, Indian and Thursday, aald the publicist, Ar­ “ That’s not as many as you might recall,” or some variation, 187 2B Shout of "The Christmas Visitor,” heart-warming South Pacific oceans. 32 Mosaa' brothar 41 Exparimanta Deborah _ Christinas story set in Australia. ’The Disney “ Kiri Te Kanawa at Christmas,” featuring the Christmas Eve, Dec. 24: nold Lipsman. He iiOured his hip think,” Tamayo said in an inter­ times during congressional diamlaaal “ Handel’s Messiah with Robert Shaw and the Hope’s regular Christmas shows 42 Bundlea of 48 Utah aki raaort Channel. Additional play dates through popular soprano accompanied by the Tallis two years ago while filming a view published on the front page of hearings. 33 Scariatt Atlanta S}rmphony Orchestra and Chorus, continued tiirough the Vietnam o National security adviser John 29 Tight hidaa 49 Coup d' December. Choir, from London, Aits ii Entertainment television version of “ Alice in the newspaper El Universal. 34 Lag |ointa 50 Singer Horne War until 1972.1n 1953, he enter­ 30 River in Ireland 43 Place of Network. PBS. Wonderland,” and had already The centerpiece of the tribute Poindexter for saying ” I don’t 52 I think. tained servicemen in Beirut, Le­ 35 Not old marchandiaa Monday: “ Bugs Bunny’s Looney Christmas Tales,” an undergone reconstructive surgery. was an exhibit called, “ Tamayo 70” recall,” or some variation, 164 31 Shabby clothing 44 Monkahood tharafora------banon, visiting warships and a U.S. CARL ANDERSON OF AUSTIN. TEXAS 36 Actor Tom _ "ALE’S Christmas Special,” NBC, a 1-hour Friday, Dec. 16: animated wacky-wabhit tale, CBS. “ From all they can tell right now, opening Wednesday at the Rufino times. 37 Go around 45 La Douca" 54 Large tub Marine compound. . . . SBBSonal job becomes a career o Michael Reagan, the presi­ special. “ Great Performances’ Christmas with “ Santabear’s High-Flying Adventure” with the operation was a total success Tamayo Museum of Contemporary 39 la ovarfond dent’s son, for revealing that until 1 2 3 4 B 6 "Merry Motown Christmas.” a musical Flicka,” with American opera star Frederica the gentle animated bear, featuring the voices of and all vital signs are normal,” International Art and the Museum 40 Eata aparingly he was 10 he believed the family’s special featuring Smokey Robinson, the Pointer (“ Flicka” ) von Stade celebrating in an Alpine Kelly McGlIlis and John Malkovich, CBS. Lipsman aald. of the Palace of Fine Arts. 42 Bridge on tha 13 Sisters and The Temptations, among others, village, with Melba Moore and Rex Smith Heartening recall Davis said at a news conference The exhibit includes murals, Seasonal Santa also a scholar black cook was his mother. "Santa Claus: The Making of the Movie,” the o Assistant Secretary of State River _ with host Philip Michael Thomas of "Miami among the guests, PBS. one that came out in 1985 and starred Dudley earlier this month that he did not paintings, drawings, graphics and 19 AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - An Santa between ages 5 and 10. Elliott Abrams, for den^ng having Vice,’’ NBC. Moore, ABC. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Singer expect the operation and recovery sculpture by the artist, who was 46 Black broad Smokey Robinson says he might to affect his planned North Ameri­ bom in Mexico in 1899 and became advertisement calling for a man "I know it’s a pretty wide range, misled Congress: “ I never said I 16 Saturday, Dec. 19: "The Nutcracker,” performed by the Pacific ■47 Film critic 17 “ Bob Hope’s Christmas Show,” with Sammy have joined other celebrities boy­ can tour with fellow show-business famous in the United States and with twinkling eyes, rosy cheeks, but if they were kids who eiijoyed had no idea about most of the things E Tuesday: Northwest Ballet and London Symphony Or­ merry dimples and a long, prefera­ you said I said I had no idea about.” Paulina _ “ Skyward Christmas,” a paraplegic teen who Davis Jr. among the guests. NBC. chestra, Showtime. cotting the state of Arizona because legendi Dean Martin and Frank Europe before gaining much recog­ fantasy or make-believe in the first has gotten her pilot’s license crash-lands in the of Evan Mecham, but was hear­ Sinatra. nition at home. bly snow-white beard was the start place, they tended to believe or • President Reagan, who, when '51 Of medicine “ The Homecoming: A Christmas Story,” a of a career for Carl Anderson. 23 24 2B 29 wilderness. The Disney Channel. Additional Sunday, Dec. 20: tened by the recall campaign The tour is scheduled to begin on "I am, still, a student of paint­ pretend to believe longer than other asked if he approved the sale of 'S3 Slim Although it began as seasonal play dates through December. "Christmas Comes to Willow Creek” with repeat of the movie on which “ The Waltons” was against the embattled governor. March 13 in Oakland. ing,” Tamayo said. “ I will always children,” Anderson said. arms to Iran in advance, wrote: 65 Firat 32 "Season’s Greetings,” a British comedy John Schneider and Tom Wopat teaming for the based, with Patricia Neal and Richard ’Thomas. “ Because this action has been be, because there always is some­ work, Santa Claus has become Many children keep up the "The simple trath is, I don’t Anderson’s full-time job. remember — period.” 66 Piaid special, Arts It Entertainment Network. first time since “ The Dukes of Hazzard,” CBS. CBS. taken and because I do love my fans Anne in Africa thing to learn.” pretense of believing in Santa Claus 34 “ A Gift to Last,” a Christmas fable. Lifetime. there, then I want to see them and The Santa look-alike recently The president also was cited for 57 Open _ to protect their younger brothers or Monday, Dec. 21: “ The Magic Flute,” the 1978 Glyndebourne want them to see me,” the singer LONDON (AP) — Princess Anne received his doctorate in counsel­ sisters, or to humor their parents, reading his lines from index cards 36 Wednesday: ing psychology from the University SB Layara "Muppets Family Christmas,” featuring the ■”nie Little Match Girl,” with Keshia production of the Mozart opera with sets by said before a concert Thursday plans to fly to Uganda, Mozam­ Tip’ goes home he said. at a face-to-face meeting with C popular Jim Henson puppet characters, ABC. Knight-Puliiam of "The Cosby Show” in a David Hockney, starring Leo Goeke and night in Phoenix. bique and Somalia early next year of Texas (or research on how world leaders in Venice, and for Benjamin Luxon, Arts & Entertainment BOSTON (AP) — A smiling and children relate to Santa. He is "Eighty percent had doubts referring to the bombed warship DOWN "Candid Camera Christmas Special,” with heart-tugger on NBC. Many big-name rock groups and to insjject health and development about Santa’s legitimacy before 47 46 49 50 writing a book on the custom and its 42 43 44 4B 46 Allen pSint Joined by Mary Hart, Steve "A nnrfield Christmas Special,” starring the Network. singers have either boycotted Ariz­ projects as president of the Save the apparently healthy Thomas P. USS Stark as "the plane.” "Tip” O’Neill left a Boston hospital consequences for parents and they discovered the real story,” Awards also went to the South 1 Curaa ona or contributed to the recall Children Fund, an official said. Anderson said. 51 52 53 54 movement against Mecham, who Nicholas Hinton, director- after successful surgeries for rectal children. Carolina Highway Department, 2 Hooklike parta cancer and an enlarged prostate. The university is a "hot-bed of The 34-year-old Anderson — who which accidently painted a yellow 56 shortly after taking office last general of Save the Children, said 3 Cat aound SB T V T o n i g h t January rescinded the state holi­ the princess’ tour will include The former House speaker was Santa Claus research,” Anderson is 6 feet 2 inches tall, weighs 220 stripe across a dead cat lying in a released Thursday, a day after said. pounds a nd has a bushy blond beard rbad; to Spuds MacKenzie, the 4 BiMicai prophet 1 58 day honoring slain civil rights programs run by the charity for the B7 celebrating his 75th birthday, In research involving more than — said people have told him (or canine beer mascot with the ability . 5 Graaaiand leader Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. treatment of preventable condi­ Mecham contended his predeces­ tions such as measles and diarrhea. Brigham & Women's Hospital 50 Austin families, Anderson found many years that he resembles to attract beautiful women, who (c)1987 by NEA. Inc A ghost helps a young girl deal with the [M AX] CinemsM Comedy 6 Let in rsi) Wonderful World of Die- Win, Loss or Draw 11:45PM sor had declared the holiday “ Africa is often unfairly por­ spokeswoman Louise Homer said. that children stopped believing in Santa. turned out to be a female. 5:00PM death of her father. Sarah Jessica Parker. Experiment (C C) Judge Reinhold and ney; Daniel Boone When Daniel (Dewey @ World of Survival Nancy Addison. 1984. Rated PG. Demi Moore are "suburbanites" who in­ Martin) embar)(S on a little-known Indian [CN N ] Crossfire ITM C] M OVIE; '48 Hrs.' A convict is vent bizarre methods of dealing with the trail leading to Kentucky, he ends up con­ released from prison for 48 hours to help a neighborhood’s barking dogs. (In Stereo) fronting the Shawnee. |60 min.) [E S P N ] PGA Seniors Golf: Kaanapali Championship: First Round From Ha­ rumpled police detective catch two es­ ([£} Gettirtg In Touch (ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Midgets waii. (2 hrs , 30 min.) (Live) caped killers. Nick Nohe, Eddie Murphy, 12:00AM CELEBRITY CIPHER From Indianapolis. (60 min.) (R) James Remar. 1983. Rated R. C5D Entertainment Tonight Actor Kurt Celebrity Cipher cryptogranis are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. [TM C ] M OVIE; 'The Gospel According [H B O ] A Friend in Deed Paul Sorvino [U S A ] M OVIE; 'Yeti' A scientific expedi­ Russell. (In Stereo) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643>2711 Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's c/oe: X equals L to Vic' A skeplicat Catholic-school teacher stars in this story of two teen-agers whose rejects the belief that his recent string of tion in tha Himalayas uncovers a thirty-foot (3D Star Trek lives suddenly ^ c o m e intertwined when successes are actual miracles. Tom Conti, tall Abominable Snowman which the 'H WIJN CV AN LJHMIJ (3D 8t. Jude's: For the Life of a Child (60 one of them is disabled. Helen Mirren, David Hayman. 1986. Rated scientists vow lo bring back to America. min.) Phoenix Grant, Jim Sullivan, Tony Kendall. [M AX] MOVtE; Secrets of the Ber PG-13. ® American Ski Week Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 GWHA HA NJZCAHJQ RHA, muda Triangle* According lo this docu­ 1977. Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment ...... 53 R A TE S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. 8:00PM ® Channel Throe Carol Sing © ) Doctor Who N o t ic e s Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 mentary, over 100 ships and planes, and 9:30PM ® g PureuK ol Happiness Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeepino/Income Ta x ...... 54 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. ® M OVIE; 'Tronchcoat' An amateur Recreational Equipment...... 82 their crews, have mysteriously vanished in (CC) (S) Consumer Discount Network Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortgages ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellno...... 55 LFG Wl CV LJHMIJ BCMI the Bermuda Triangle since 1940. 1977. mystery writer finds herself in the middle Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents Personals...... 02 Wanted to B uy ...... 28 Paintino/Paperino...... 56 Rated G. of a real conspiracy. Margot Kidder, Robert (n) To Be Announced. Musical Items...... 84 26 or more days: SO cents per line per day. Hays, Daniel Faraido. 1983. (SJ) Friday The 13th: The Series (60 min.) Announcements...... 03 Rooflno/Sidlno...... 57 Minimum charge: 4 lines. R C A F GIV XNAKIJ.' — JHXSW 5:15PM (24' Christmas Eve on Se­ 10:00PM ® Falcon Crest (C C ) Mag Auctions...... — 04 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 ® The Boar Who Slept Through Chrlat- gie learns that Richard and Liz have been ® Christian Children's Fund R e n t a l s F lo o rln o ...... 58 same Street The spirit of the Christmas Financial...... 05 Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 season comes over Sesame Street as Big maa Animated. A young bruin goes in traveling together; Eric's gambling debts [CN N ] Newsnight ...... 31 D EA D LIN B S: For classified advertisements to DHXZN IRIJVNA. search of Christmas and finds some unu­ are following him. (60 min.) Rooms for Rent...... Heatino/Plumbino...... *0 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 Bird attempts to uncover the secret of how [ESPN ] AW A Championship Wrestling Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Tag Soles...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Hating people Is like burning down your own Santa Claus gets down the chimney. (75 sual adventures along the way. ® ® g N a w s Employment & Education Miscellaneous Services...... 61 [U S A ] Night Flight: Goes to the Movie* Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. house to get rid of a rat." — Harry Emerson Fosdick. min.) ® Evening Magazine Dr. Paul Chaney, Services W a n te d ...... 62 I T ) g 20/20 (CC) Scheduled: Barbara and Coming Attractions Part Tim e Help W anted...... 10 Homes for Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, 5:30PM [DIS] My First Swedish who diacovered the Epstein-Barr virus; Mi­ Watters interviews entrepreneur Donald chael Jackson's new album, 1 2:05AM CD Magnum. P.l. Help Wanted...... U Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2 : » p.m. on Friday. Bombshell A 14-year-old boy (Jonathan Trump and his wife Ivana. (60 min.) Situation Wanted...... 12 Merchandise Marc Sherman) faces ihe joys and sorrows fit) MOVIE; 'Marcb ol the Wooden Sol­ Resort Property...... 36 (3D Blllv Graham Crusade Business Opportunities...... 13 ...... 37 A u t o m o t iv e of first love when he falls for a beautiful diers' A pair of bumbling toyshop workers M OVIE: 'Frankartatain Crested 12:1 5AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'the God­ Industrial Property...... Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 READ YOU R AD. Classified advertisements ore (31) father' A mafia patriarch finds that ruling Instruction...... 14 exchange student' (Cheryl Arutt) from defend Toyland against the evil Mr. Bar- Woman' The infamous Dr. Frankenstein Garages and Storage...... 38 Antloues and Collectibles 72 Cars tor Sole...... 91 taken by telephone as a convenience. The Sweden. naby and the vicious Bogeyman. Stan Lau­ transplants the soul of a recently executed his volatile family is his biggest challenge. Employment Services...... 15 Roommates Wanted...... 39 73 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... 92 Marlon Brando. James Caan, Al Pacino. Clothing...... Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one [H B O ] M OVIE: 'The Bugs Bunny / Rood rel, Oliver Herdy, Charlotte Henry. 1934. man into the body of a disfigured young ...... 40 Compers/Trallers...... 93 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1972. Rated R. Wanted to Rent...... Furniture...... 74 Incorrect'Insertlon and then only tar the size of Runner Movie' Animated Bugs remin­ 0® McCloud woman. Peter Cushing, Susan Denberg, Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appliances ... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee isces about some of his antics with the [M A X] MOVIE: 'The Sensuous Nurse' the original Insertion. Errors which do not 8 5 Chrlstmae Adventures (60 min.) Thortey Walters. 1967. Machinery and Tools — 76 Auto Services...... 95 Road Runner and other cartoon cohorts in ® Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 To help speed their weak-hearted count to Homes for Sale ...... 21 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Uhacrambla these four Jumbles, (g l Ig ) Rags To Richae (CCIRosaandher an early grave, greedy relatives hire a hot- S e r v ic e s Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 this blend of new animation and classic min.) Condominiums for Sale...... 22 be corrected by an additional Insertion. one Mtsr to each square, to form footage. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Road visiting Russian friend cause a commotion blooded nurse to 'care' for him. Ursula An­ ...... 51 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 four ordinary words. Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Core...... Good Things to E a t ...... Runner. 1979. Rated G when they sneak away for a fun-filled day. ® (S ) Private Eye An aerospace tycoon dress. Duilio Del Prete, Jack Palance...... 52 79 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 (60 min.) (In Staieo) hires Jack to dig up dirt on his estranged Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood . [TM C ) MOVIE; 'The Color of Money' A 1979. Rated R. 8® Wathington Week In Review wife; Dottie falls in love. (60 min.) (In REFAT former Chicago pool hustler leaches a Stereo) 12:30AM ® WKRP in Cindnnati reckless but talented newcomer the tricks g ) MOVIE; 'The Caatandra Croaskig' A ® /Vak Dr. Ruth — of his trade. Sequel to 1961's "The Hus­ pasaangar on board a trani-Eurojjean ex­ © } Noticiero UnMaion ______(X) Truth or Consequences IL 0 8 T PART T IM E The Holidays Are tler", Paul Newman, Tom Cruise. 1986. press train is discovered to have the ID Hill Straat Blues Employment HELP WANTED Rated R. (In Stereo) plague virus. Sophia Loren, Richard Harris, [CNN] CNN Newa ® To p of the Pope Notices AND ro U N D HELP WANTED Just Around The m PH WILL Avs Gardner. 1977. 6:00PM Cf^ CF) rzz' (30' (4S) News [ESPN ] SpaedWaak Special: The Year ® ( ^ Late Night with David Letterman Corner and YICTH g MOVIE; ‘Mr. OMdt Goes to Town' in Racing - Formula One and IMSA (60 (In Stereo) As a condition precedent to ents, violation of rights of FOUND Male Cat, 4 & Education BERM OFF fST Three’s Company A naivs millioneire, duped by the reporter weeks ago. White neck PART Time Driver As­ T H E EASY W AY to find a min.) (Taped) (M) Alfred Hitchcock Preserits the placement of any adver­ privacy and Infringement of So is the extra l O I ® Magnum. P.l he lovaa. decides to give a fortune away. tising In the Monchester He­ copyright and proprietary and underside, light sistant. Mondov- cash buyer tar no-longer- THFHOOKWHFRI Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur, George Ban­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Morning After' d3) Gene Scott rights, unfair competition Frldov to supervise needed household Items Is (Vi) Jeffersons (C C ) An alcoholic actress is shockeo to rald, Advertiser hereby gray topand tall. White $$$ at Olsten... croft. 1936. [U SA ] Night Flight PART TIM E and assist Special Edu­ Cl® Simon ft Simon find the man she'd spent the night with agrees to protect. Indemnify and libel and slander, which flea collar. Vicinity Rt. with a want od. Dial We have a special pro­ YOU PLACE A and hold harmless the Man­ may result from the publica­ cation Children, 2-3 ye­ HAREMM WHAT THBRE WAS (g) Full House (CC) murdered in her bed. Jane Fonda, Jeff CD Archie Bunker's Place 30 and Avery Street. HELP WANTED 643-2711 to place your ject In Hartford that re- ^ Gimme a Break 1:00AM chester Herald, Its officers tion of any advertlsment In ars old. Split days, WHEN HE FLUNKED g El Pacado da Oyukl Bridges. Raul Julia. 1986. Rated R. 644-8087 eves onvtlme. qulck-octlon od.______qulrst 10 clerks to ^(!IA5SIFIFDAD!' Sfi T.J. Hooker CD Home Shopping Overnight Service and employees against any the Manchester Herald by W A N TED^?art"TTm e good pay. Call Connec­ THE ARlTHiWETIC (S) Washington Weak In Review (CC) (2 hrs.) and all liability, loss or advertiser. Including adver­ work Saturday and ^ A > ® ®1) Family Ties 10:1 5PM [HBO] M OVIE: 'Iron Eagle' Now Is the time to run an Teacher for auallty ticut Wheelchair Ser­ TEST. g MOVIE; 'Yogi's First Christmas' (C C) The te e n -m son of a fighter pilot CD Joe Franklin expense, Including attor­ tisements In any free distri­ vice 721-9253 or 741- THE DEADLINE FOR Sunday, December 18 ® Reporter 41 Yogi Bear's Jeilystone Park friends wake and a retired Air Force colonel take drastic neys' fees, arising from bution publications pub­ od In classified to sell that preschool. Beginning PLACING OR (33) Tales From the Darkside Jonurorv. Call director 0787.______• & 10. Guaranteed NURTAT @ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour him for hit very first Christmas ever. action to rescue the boy’s father from his claims of unfair trade practi­ lished by the Manchester camera you no lohger CANCELING AN AD paycheck before Now arrange the circled letters to Middle Eastern captors. Jason Gedrick, (3 ) Maude ces, Infringement of trode- Herald. Penny Sleffert, 649-8383 or 643-8684. , form the surprise answer, as sug­ [CN N l Showbiz Today [CNN] PrimaNawe use. IS 12 NOON TH E DAY Louis Gossett, Tim Thomerson. 1986. (S ) W hat a Countryl All's obliged to marks, trade names or pat­ Publisher. PHARMACY Clerk. Part Christmas. Coma In or gested by the above cartoon. [DIS] Mouseterpi**® Theater [D IS ] Anna of Avonlaa; 111® Continuing KINDERCARE- BEFORE, MONDAY - Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) marry a woman he met when he was 7. time. Flexible hours. call Marcalle [ESPN ] SportsLook Story of Anne of Groan Qsbioa (CC) Manchester has Imme­ No nights, Sundays or FRIDAY, IN ORDER Anne (Megan Followa) has difficulty teach­ 10:30PM (S ) Everting at Pops [C N N ] Crossfire (U SA ) Cartoons diate part time opening holidays. Call Tjte TO MAKE THE NEXT Olsten ite»»N“i:y tin -rY X T i" ing and living in Kingsport due to the fact (S) INN News [ESPN] SpeedWeek m tor 0 core-giver tor 5 that the town's moat influential family 3 m AUCTIDNS AUCTIONS Medicine Shoppe. 649- ISSUE. FRIDAY (Answers tomorrow) 6:30PM ® Family Ties [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Th e Color of Mcmey* A C A u e r n N S year old children. Ap­ Temporary does not want her there. Co-atara Dame ® Honeymoonars Pan 2 of 2. 1025. A F T E R N O O N B Y 2:30 ® ® A B C New s (CC). former Chicago pool hustler teaches a plicant must be depen­ . I Jumbles: BILGE GAILY ISLAND FIGURE Wendy Hiller. (60 min.) Pert 2 of 4. (S ) Lunas Y Vlamea Con Barrel: Talk* PM FOR MONDAY’S reckless but talented newcomer the tricks Services Yesiero y | , BARGAIN SALE couk) produce- gj) Honeymoonars Variaty dable with some expe- [H B O ] MOVIE; ‘Hoattbroak Ridge' (CC) of his trade. Sequel to 1961‘s '“rbe (fus­ ISSUE. THANK YOU 162 Spencer St. ® ® Jeffersons [D IS ] Danger Bay Jonah devolopes a rience preferred. "AN AISLE GRAB” A decorated career marina officer is given tier". Paul Newman, Tom Cruise. 1986. LIndo 646-7090.______FO R Y O U R Manchester (g ) ( P N BC News (CC). the teak of getting a platoon of raw, undis- crush on an older woman--his tennis in­ Rated R. (In Stereo) COOPERATION!!! cipllnad recrulti into fighting shape. Clint structor. \Cfiristmas NOTICP OF FINAL (3 ) Nightiv Business Report [U S A ] M OVIE; 'Bluebeard' In 19th- O N E O F T H E surest ways HELP WANTED 6 4 7 - 1 9 9 1 OICI9ION ON IS Jm M r. ato tMs mwiotciBf. R.O. Soi saat. Odanaa. FI Maos-Asit. Eastwood, Martha Mason. Everett McGill. EH — Donation! « • acoapled e jS Ie M W id tip eeda and laelia ye w ehaeS payabla la IfewaaepafaeeS 6. 11:00PM ® ® g g g Newa century Paris, a puppeteer begins to mur­ to And bargain buys is to AFFLICATIONFORA IllCllW tlfH V IH W I. I ® Noticiero Unhrislon 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) MEDICAL Transcrl’p- (or C T Food Bank — ® g M*A*S*H der women until he encounters the sister shop the datslfied ads F0INT80WIIC0 @ ) Love Connection [M AX] MOVIE; 'Thrao Amlgoe' (CC) of one of his victims. John Carradine. Jean ttonlst. Part time for CON9TNUCTION FBIIMIT Three unemployed screen cowboys are ® Simon & Simon (60 min.) Tr@V A(yi©'53®Cn)9 .every day. Ophthalmologtcal [C N N ] Inside Politics Parker, Nils Asther. 1944. The Air Cempitance Unit, of mistakenly recniited to drive a greedy tyr­ (0) INN Nows practice. Salary com­ [DIS] Zorro ant out of s smell Texas town. Chevy the DepoiTmenl of Envlreii- g Talas From tho Datfcalda A'troubled mensurate with expe­ naentol Protection hereby . [ESPN ] Running and Racing Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986. 1 :05AM d D Icye Boat TELLER man (H ^ a r d Sherman) possesses a bi­ HELP WANTED rience. Contact Lor­ gives notice ol the fliMldact- [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Mouee Rated PG. (In Stereo) zarre talent -- he floats in midair every time E3 raine 646-7704. elon on tho oeollcalton by Al­ Roared* The Grand Duchy of Fenwick, fac­ 1:30AM CID Gat Smart In a recent national [U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) he lies. OPPORTUNITY lied Printing lorvicoe, ln& of A o t r o g r a p h ing bankruptcy, declares war on the United (33) IN N News MUST BE LIQUIDATED IMMEDIATLYI survey it was shown that Monchotltr tor o gannlt to 8 :3 0 P M ® O foot Christmas Race An­ g S o a p INSURANCE Customer States. Peter Sellers. Jean Seberg. David ® Kolchak, The Night Stalker: Chop­ Northeast Savings, 93% of the personnel coi^ruct o Wob Ofiaol Print- imated. Lollipop Dragon end hit pals team Kossoff. 1959, g PEU C U LA ; ‘D k » Loa Cria' Alicia En- per A motorcycle driven by a headless ri­ ABSOLUTE SALE! - EVERY ITEM WILL BE SOLDII! WAREHOUSE one of this areas lar­ Service Assistant. and employment exec­ Ino Prose and Catalytic up to combat the eW schemes of Boron cinas, Vincente Fernandez. 1975. Manchester Insurance Pumo Indnorolor at S79 Mld- 9 der attempts to run Kolchak down. (70 utives around the coun­ 7:00PM ® CBS News Bad Blood during the holiday season. gest thrift Institutions dlo Turnpiko Woet, Monchot- ® 8 C TV min.) (R) Agency seeks mture try use newspaper ad­ tentive today II the boss gives you spe­ ® News ® Entartainmant Tonight Actor Kurt S. P. RICHARDS CO., Is currently seeking In­ tor, Connoclleut. (4Tl Wilton North Report Scheduled: the g g Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) I t o v s ) ©@ipi©8! A n to a lla ! 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(In Stereo) Thousands of items must go! viding technical, admi­ exempt personnel. < B i r t h d s Q r gets bungled, you'll be held [C N N ] Nawsnight Update Immediate, regular, Manchester Parkade nistrative and secret- Tho dodtion may ho oxonv (ii) ® Cheers g I Married Dora (C C) Dora’s mother [C N N ] Monaylino When hiring new em­ Inod In thoOfllco of thoOlree- accountable. arrives with newt that her huaband it [D IS ] M OVIE; 'T o the Shores of Tripoli' All new merchanidise by famous makers (ull-time and part-time Banking office. Ideal arlal support. Try to steer ( i i Best of Saturday Night [D IS ] MItaing Advanturea of Ozzie and tor, Pormit Sodlon, StotoOf- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) cheating on her. The cold realities of World War II trans­ employment opportu­ candidates should Requirements Include- ployees, the newspaiMr clear of bargain counters today be­ (g) M 'A'S'H Harriot form an arrogant young man into a pa­ is still rated at the flco Bulldlno. 165 Capitol Dk . 1967 l?lls)y8te®®Q! BsaaiM©lll Ponte©!! Bir®8l PleDa©? PnB©©! possess a strong figure strong organizational Avonuo. Hartford. Connoc- 9:00PM ® Dallas (C C) The myater- triotic Marine. John Payne, Maureen nities at Its Hartford, In the year ahead you’ll become In­ cause your sales resistance isn't up to H i MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull aptitude, good com­ and communication number-one choice for tlcut 06106. par. You might buy foolish things lor loua benefactor behind Lisa Alden (Amy O ’Hara, Randolph Scott. 1942. Connecticut Distribu­ volved In an exciting project that you g ) Barney Millar Stock) end the reason (or her pursuit of [TIVIC] MOVIE; 'Submiaslon' In 1940s TtgtiRte®! U)fleiii©lfiilS>®a! Pillllli)®ira l3iia duce. Enlist, Instead, a quiet, depend­ Story of Anna of Graan Qsbias (CC) g Bom Fariious Interviews with Pal and 11:30PM ® Wilton North Report 2:00AM dD m o v i e : "The Ravangars' b a n ^ a package, free Before making confidential disclosures, Eager for new experiences and realizing A Colorado rancher recruits a band of Mex­ Friday, December 11th 7:00 p.m. santlal. Afternoon and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING able pal who Is a door. Know where to Dabby Boone, Martin Luther King III and hie Scheduled: tha jazz band Montreux; Phyl'is evening availability re­ employee NOW Check­ look for romance and you’ll find it. The be sure the person to whom you're talk­ that adulthood has changed her relation­ slater Yolanda, Dweazil and Moon Zappa, Schlafiy-Steve Kane debate. (60 min.) (In ican prisoners to help him find the gang Elks Lodge #360 NIGHT Auditor part ships with friends Gitbert (Jonathan Crom- ing and a friendly work Matchmaker sot Instantly reveals which ing can be trusted. former Pretidant Ford’s ton Steven and Stereo) that killed his family. William Holden, Er­ 81 Wasington Street quired. Prior exposure time. Friday and Satur­ W E E K O F D E C . 21et biel and Diene (Schuylor Grant). Anne (Me­ nest Borgnine, Susan Hayward. 1972. New London environment. We Invite 7 actress (Catherine Oxanbarg. (60 min.) In a fast paced cus­ day 11pm to 7om. signs are romantically perfect for you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Financial condi­ gan Follows) leaves home to teach at a ® g Nightilna (CC). Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ tions are a trille tricky today. You can g g Miami Vic# (C C) Tubbs laams CD MOVIE: ‘Magnificent Obsasakm' A tomer oriented envir­ you to apply In our Please apply front girl's school in Kingsport. (60 min.) Part 1 (ij) Honoymoonars wealthy playboy, who causes a doctor's paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH wind up in the plus column, however, if that a mambar of tha vica squad is leaking onment helpful. Branch Office, during desk, Quollty Inn, 51 of 4. information about drug butit. (60 min.) (R) g Walglit Control accidental death, determines to put mean­ 2:00 p.m. Starting Daadllna 44101-3428. you keep close tabs on the small Saturday, December 12th regular banking hours Hartford Turnpike, [ESPN] SportsCamar (In Starao) g g Tonight Show (In Stereo) ing into his life by studying medicine. Jane We offer excellent CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Timing expenses. Wyman, Rock Hudson, Barbara Rush. VFW Hall Vernon. 646-5700. Data For For Placing [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ g Jamaa Oalway'a Chrtatmaa Carol starting salary with be- ’ la extremely Important today, especially VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Instead of a® Doctor Who 1954. EOE/AA. son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Fkititt James Galway, tha Royal Philhar­ Manchester 608 East Center Street naflta program In ad­ in your business affairs. If you tip your talking about what you Intend to do for g Racing from Pialnafiaid llortlieast Savings Ad Ad [USA] AIrwoH monic Orchestra, the Ambroaien Singers (33) Twilight Zone vancement opportun­ hand prematurely, it could lead to your a Irlend today, surprise this person by 324 Broad Street and the St. Alban's Abbey Boy Chorittera g Hogan's Hsroos [CN N ] Moneywaak Mon., Dec. 21 2:30 PM, Fri„ Dec. 18 doing it. After all, the only thing that 7:30PM ® PM Magazbia A 10-yoar- perform Ireditionel Chrlaimet carola from ity. Interested appli­ Manchester Parkade F U L L Tim e house person own undoing. SZ) Nawa [ESPN ] SportsLook AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) There's a counts is the gesture. okJ boy who underwent a borw morrow Hertfordahira, Englend. (90 min.) Sunday, December 13th 2:00 p.m. cants should apply to: Manchester, C T tor Quality Inn Confer­ Tuae., Dec. 22 12 noon, Mon., Dec. 21 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) In order to transplant; Stephen Furst St. Else­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred or contact ence Center duties In­ i chance you might suffer a small loss to­ g j) U IndomaMo Hickman, Nick Charles. 2:05AM CD N e w t _ ■ II . Treadway Horttord/Cromwell Inn S. P. RICHARDS CO. day through your own oversight. Be on gain the support of' others today, you where". Linda Rich, Recruiter clude: meeting set up, Wed., Dec. 23 12 noon, Tuee., Dec. 22 ® Rodgers and Hammaratahi; Tha [D IS] MOVIE: 'Ttw Haunted School' A 2:30AM (33) Twilight Zona 1M Bemn Rood. Exit 21 oft of I -91 light cleaning and 1 the safe side. Count your change and be might be tempted to stretch your story ® Currant Affair Cromwell 8 Craftsman Road in our Human Re­ Sound of Amorloan Muaic A tribute to young woman's affona to establish a (g) Music City. U.8.A. room service. Full be­ Thurs., Dec. 24 12 noon. Wed., Dec. 23 a bit. Even if you accomplish your pur­ ® (g ) Jaopardyl ICC). the Broadway songwriting team of Richard East Windsor sources Department at sure to get receipts. school in tho Australian outback are met Doors open 2 hours before sole lor Inspection. nefits. Quality Inn, 51 ’ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Big Issues pose, they'll later resent your tactics. ® (3 ) Bamay MIHar Rodgers and Oacar Hanmieralein II fea­ [CN N ] Sports Latanight Industrial Park Fri„ Dec. 25 2:00 PM, Wed., Dec. 23 with hostility. Carol Drinkwster, James Hartford Turnpike, aren’t likely to disturb your mate today, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) An enthusi­ tures interviews with Shidey Jones, Yul Laurie, Michael Becker. 1966. Rated NR. [ESPN] SportsCamar For more Information coll (203) 659-9542 280-1111 (ii) INN Naws E. Windsor, C T 06088 (or more Information Vernon. 646-5700. Mon., Dec. 28 ia30 AM, Thurs., Dec. 23 ! but the little things might. Close the ga­ astic friend might try to include you in Brynner and (Jordon MacRaa. (2 hrs.) [USA] Night Flight O ) (g) Caraon's Comady Classics [ESPN] Sports Contor > • lOtM/P lOIM/P EOE/AA. rage door behind you and wipe your an enterprise he or she Is sold on. II you [CN N ] U rry King Live 11 : 3 5 P M (X) Entortalnmont Tonight 3:00AM CD Horn# shopping Over­ ■ have to put up cash, don't make an Im­ 85) M*A*S*H [DISl MOVIE; Somewhere Tomorrow' > feet'before entering the house. Actor Kurt Russell. (In Stereo) night Service Continuee (2 hrs.) ; a r m s (Slarch 21-April 19) Be extra at­ pulsive commitment. 8® Nswiywed Game «4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 11, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 11,1887 - 1 8

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B A B Y S ITTE R . Reaponsl- CONDOMINIUM Conver­ SUDDSHLY ovollabla B R A N D NOW llstln¥l MANCHESTER. 5 room TODAY IS o good day to ALDER 212 offica coplar. Housos this perfect TH E EASY WAY to find a NOW Accepting applica­ QUALIFIED parson for WAREHDUSE Help. bla anargattc woman sion Company looking tor Immediate occu­ tions tor 1 or2bodroom apartment with ap­ MANCHESTER ploco on od In doaslflod to tattar and lagal alia, cutfom mill work and Namco one of Ameri­ wanted to bobvalt 3 for experienced main­ don't comt along overy cash buyer for no-longor- pliances. $475'plus se­ toll those Idle Itomt plain paper coplar. pancy... bofera Christ­ netded household Items Is handicapped apart­ LIVING kitchan houM. Pur- ca's largest retailers ot year old Infant In m v tenance people. Must mas If you Ilka. This dgyl Incredible 5 room curity and utilities. yo u'vt boon storing. A Multipla coplat. Good Cope In the Bowtr's with a want od. Dial ments for Oakland CHRISTMAS chotlno. bllllno> prlc- home leisure products home. 30-30 hours hove knowledge ot tile, Ranch hos a forge 1st Htlghls Apartments. Rfferencos roqulred. quick coll to 643-2711 will condition. $475. Call Inp, etc. Benefits. Is extending and has weekly. Light house­ plumbing, electrical floor family room, School area complote 643-2711 to place your Pleas# coll Monday No pots. 742-0628. TREES put your od In print. 649^2796. with a now (urnoco, hot qulck-octlon ad. ' Apply of : Zohners Immediate openings keeping. Flexible and carpentry. 538- baoutiful new kitchan,. through Friday, 8:30- MANCHESTER. Avollo- 19 Lewis Straat Woodworking, 33 In­ tor full-time ware­ hours. 659-3035. 8993.______dining room, modern water heater, 100 amp 5pm. 528-6521.______blo Jonurory 1st. Com- (On Spilng •).. aaMnd Oa«ag*) M e w o o o s a l e dustrial Drive West. house personal at our Glastonbury- O F F IC E help needed. both plus a gorgaaous service, 2 new full plotely renovated Open Sat. ft Sun. 10-4 •46 par aerd, a a. tangSM, Tolland, Ct. OMM. 175- new warehouse loca­ Monchester line. rv lc b ^ a t baths, aluminum sld.- DO NOT GO ONE Aedroom oport- giwan, deSvafed, 4 eeid Your oasuronca of quick General office skills Call tread lot with privacy 1 ment. Stove, refrigera­ Duplex. 6 rooms, 3 *24 Any Traa 6326. ______tion In Manchester. Po­ required. Telephone Ing,a flroploco and ex­ BANKRUPT! bedrooms, 1'/> baths, minimum. MO/VliA raaponsa whan you odver- sitions ore permanent, 'V; See this fine Manches­ stop Foradotural Homuowrwra, tor, carpeting, near) tlaa In Closaltlad Is that bRIVER. Immediate op- 538-8993. ter hom e. $147,900. tra Insulation tool Coll oppllonced kitchen, 647-9546 above average wages, oonuolMMu your bWt, pay off busline. Older persons our raodars ora ready to • entng. Manchester He­ Blanchard $. Rossatto to see tor yourself I your orodH oard*. your oar or bu- laundry hook-up, wall DMinBMBra overtime available, *e e-■ 'e e e t «% • s » pretered. No pets. buy whan they turn to the rald route Coventry Raoltors. 646-2482. $140,900. Jackson 8, loan, your mortgaga and, to wall carpeting, park­ full benefit package. Jackson Rtol Estate. aava, aavayour homalINO P. 8350.00 plus security. 080-0080 little ods. 643-2711. . area. Short hours, wWlgnssiir Vatlr H Coll 643-6802 or 649-6205. ing, convenient loca­ good pay. Coll 74MM7 Hours 8 to 5. Apply In W ANT a Duplex? This 6-6 ^■8400.0______MENTS UP TO 2 VEAR8I Bad v«i» Maple Street home has oradtt, lata paymantt or unam- tion. 8700 per month or 047-9946 and leave person to Namco. 100 LOOKING FOR WORK D O N 'T bo bashful I Dwner MANCHESTER-2tamllv. plus utilities. Security. FURNITURE Sanrico Drive Man­ received tender loving ploymanl It not a proMam. Fora- name and telephone has token 0 now lob and oloaurt aialttanoa avalltbla for Second floor. 2 bed­ 649-7006 or 649-2139. chester, C T. 06040. care from It's owner/ room. Appliances, D E S P E R A TE L Y Seeking number and I will call BUT needs to sell this Im­ tha ttlf-amployad and na«4y dl- 5 Room Duplex. $525 per CARS CARO you back.______occupant 1 Hardwood voreadl Kindly call newly decorated, nice to sell solid Maple cof­ like UAUUY SCANLON tikoors, master bed­ maculate 5 plus room month. Coll 646-4024 or FOR SALE F00 8ALE Capo near Waddell area. 8675.00 a month fee and ond table set. A M E C H A N IC . Great op- DONT HAVE THE SKILLS? In old otlM ^fttll torestlmale room with 0 sitting Swiss ConstrvativB 649-0600. School. A flexible floor ' plus security and utili­ fantastic bargain at 835 portunlty, worth your SWITCHBOARD or Stan area and o walk In Group ties. No pets. Coll 646- MANCHESTER-lust ren­ for the sot, or 825 tor tbo time to Investigate. Ex­ John VerfRlile. plan odds a unique OPERATOR closet. A pleasure to touch. Complete with at 203-4S4-1336 gr 1516 otter 6 pm.______ovated 3 bedroom Du­ coffee table, $15 for the perienced engine, NEED TRANSPORTATION? 5756. ■ see. S190's. Blanchard plex, 1st floor, both end table. Aperfectgltt transmission, hydrol- wanted. Bright, per­ ttaaeii TESfiNS fireplace, modern 203-454-4404 MANCHESTER. Quality . $■ Rossetto Realtors. both, great oak kitchen 2 bedroom, heat, hot and laundry room. (or the holidays I Give Ics. Coll 533-7391 M r. 646-2482.0 Modern kitchen with CLYDE sonable Individual TnnnfSimgnr 6est time to testi water and oil oppllon- me a coll otter 5:30pm Jotte. ______Then call us tor an Interview. cabinets and a great to work a busy |l§(WM8em^owMtled. Si^Hihr work of Jbargin a Floors ilkkhlMi( Reasonable Rates M A N C H E S TE R . Spend yard for thq gardener. Rentals cps Included, olr condi­ all appliances, cellar ot 742-5918.______PART- Time Snow Plow • Bpeoialixing M older floors the new year In this tioning, quiet, on bus­ and ottlcoreo. Parking switchboard. Previ­ Offering paid on the Job TRAINING. orless. Coll Norm for es- Coll quick. 8134,900. $750 month plus heat SOLID Boston type ‘ Dperotors. The town of • Nshifsl A sisined floors IM mi ttsURf SiMykt worm and charming Jackson 8, Jackson line. Ideal tor middle ! Coventry Is compiling o u s experience and utilities. 2 month rocker, like new. Ho­ • No wsxlng anymore m ^ m new Victorian Farm­ Real Estate. 647-8400. □ aged and senior citi­ ney colored. $150. Coll ' a list of part-time plow- helpful, but not ne­ FANTASTIC BENFITS. 'r * , «4 5 0 0 TRANSPORTATION. choose carpet colors. cotlon. 2 bedroom over 16,000 lbs. sond- 728-5534 ' ■.nswusivva COk SEinnca Btump removsi. Free Coll today for details. MANCHESTERT^sed- 'aportment-2nd floor, I''ISEASONAL 8EA80HAL ^ ers, and snow plows In eeUmetee, Spebisl room condominium I for your interview, OBsrapiisd quekty work. 8248,900. Centurv-21 wall to wall carpeting, - the removal of snow. D lobs, Truckiftg. oonekfersflon tor elderly E appointment ' aSki R skasneis.' Free Gsttmetse. Epstein Realty. 647- Townhouse. $81,900. appliances. No pets. RUebaers Produce ' Must possess 0 Cleon, Please call A. Plante lonie repairs., You end handlospped. 8095.0______Close to shopping, Fia/ft Fruit t Product ■ valid Connecticut ki* tnsxiMmilvs. Cell Doug Security and lease. CMREBATZ Director of Nursing Services name it, we do It. Free buses, and churches. $405. Coll 643-1595. CHRISTMAS TREES 24 Hr. FK. r4f-74t2-Honw 74MIM4 ! Class II driver’s II- ^ A B B -t4 72 estimates. Insured. 643- M 7-7S S 3 MANCHESTER. Your new year will sparkle In Jock Loppen Realty. EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ 40 Ibt. NaUva Mica - cense. Must be on 6904. 643-4263 50 Ibt. MIxad Nult expericenced truck 643-5151 this Immaculate 7 room. $435 monthly Hickory RIdgo Trso Farm ON CHEVY TRUCKS room full dormered plus utilities. On bus 72 Ct. Naval Orangat driver, with knowledge fot South nivar Rd., Covantry SO Ct. Tangtio of traffic lows. Expe- Cope located In South LOTS/LAND line. 568-1054.______1987-1988 'S’ PICKUPS OPEN INVITATION R. Vlany 6 Family 747-8384 39 Ct. Kiwi Fruit : rience In plowing roods HDME8 RnMME8 HDME8 HDME8 Manchester. Formal FOR SALE 2 Bedroom Townhouse. 40 Ct. in QrapatruH ’ and a good knowledge FOR dining room, family Heot, wall to wall car­ SO Ibt. Chtft Polatott FOR SALE I2JF0R8ALE F0R8ALE F0R8ALE room warmed by o 1988 FULL SIZE PICKUPS of the roods within the ADMINISTATIVE M E D IC A L Office- Cost MANCHESTER. Level, peting, oil appliances, rraat S i/atf Fraa Monty Oawt 6 or St C Town of Coventery ore fireplace, enclosed air conditioners, nice O MANCH. Opan 9-8 IVatf.-Sun. 40 Ibt. Chlq. Btnantt CLERK Technician with varied cleared Iqts, city sew- . a plus. Interested par­ porch, attached gar­ er/woter. 27-30,000 location. Coll 649-5240. 30 Dz. Mtd. Cggt 1988 BLAZERS... CLERK TYPIST clinical duties. Full age, quiet family too Cl. O'Anjou Patrt ties should contact the IN8TRUCTI0H S W E E T os sugor! Adora­ EA S T Hartford. See this MANCHESTER. By square feet. 647-0246. ELDERLY Housing. Now COMMERCIAL time position, benefits IMMACULATE newer U neighborhood. Walk to SCHOOL f « « l ^ too With. Rad Dtl. ; Town Garage at 46 available. Reply to: ble 6 room Colonial or lovely 7 room Raised owner. 2 bedroom taking applications tor LENDERS 8i R built Contempor­ school. $199,900. MANCHESTER. 3/4 acre / FIAEHOUSe Dtlhrar to Hartford and Bradbury Lone or coll 873-0355. Gardener Street. Cozy Ranch that Differs 3 Cope, finished base­ lot. Sewer, water, gas one and two bedroom 743-65M. OPERATIONS ary Colonial. Field- large bedrooms, large ment with bar, new Centurv-21 Epstein Eitt of Iht RIvtr n V n e i,]-d i.' 872'9111 atmosphere with taste Realty. 647-8895.0 available. Agen- apartments. Coll 528- 'ANTIC HunOrtdt ot Homo to ehoooo tromt CLERK GUITAR LESSONS ful decor, fireplace, Isl stone fireplace. Beau­ family room, 3 ba­ furnace, partially fin­ 6533. i i NKKMIYiaif TKEFARk. V/ltTUC buICK, INC. " ..... tiful country setting, t/owner. 649-7440. TELLER TRAINEES TE A C H E R Assistant. Jo- tiugM by loeU profMtlonal. T«K- floor den, dining room throoms, dining room ished upstairs, en­ Ing Mudanti from baglnnura on with built In china ca­ wall to wall carpeting. and kitchen. Also, 2 cor closed porch, oppllon- nurory 1 otrening of up. Call about HoHday Spaclal. TELEMARKETING Come to our Executive state approved private binet, hardwood floors A must seel $199,900. garage sltuoted-^on a ' ces. Asking $124,500. Offices located at the and carpet. Martin Strono Real Estate. nice area with Imme­ Principals only. 646- school to assist In Jim Harkins 647-7653.D P a rt Tim a Hartford Square North clossroom with Autis­ School District. Offer­ diate occupancy. Ask­ 4496.______Building - 8th Floor. 647-8553 ing $176,000. U 8. R Looking for people tic and Developmen- ing prtce-$139,900. E A S T Hartford. See this tolly delayed students, Jackson 6, Jackson Realty. 643-2692.D lovely 7 room Raised who like to talk on DECEMBER 15 & 16 MANCHESTER. Mcve In ages 4-10 years. Send Real Estate. 647-8400. condition. This 7 room Ranch that Differs 3 the phone; speak 4:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. resume or apply to: Colonial aluminum M A N C H ES TE R . New list- large bedrooms, large with a pleasant Community Child Gui­ MANCHESTER. Just Ing. Immaculate 8 Full Time positions what your looking for. sided home features 3 family room, 3 ba­ voice; who can available for new Hart­ dance School, 317 bedrooms, 2 'A baths. room Cope that otters 4 throoms, dining room H0iNE8 7 room full dormered bedrooms, main floor work from 4-9 p.m., ford Branch and Meri­ North Moln Street, Master bedroom suite, and kitchen. Also, 2 cor M a n c h e s te r, 06040. FOR SALE Cope In move In condi­ tomllv room, formal Monday-Thursday. den Offices. tion. Istfloorden,front new carpet, front to garage situated on o EOE. I dining room, eat In nice area with Imme­ bock living room with PARKING EXPENSE All real estate advertised In to bock living room kitchen, 3 cor garage Wo offer: Hourly with fireplace, recrea­ fireplace, garage. diate occupancy. Ask­ PAID BY BANK the Manchester Herald Is There ore new oak and above ground ing $176,000. U 8. R Holiday tion room and work­ wage; commis­ GET Paid for reading subject to the Fair Housing cabinets In kitchen. pool, all situated on a Reolty. 643-2692.0 sions; incentives; EASY COMMUTE Act of 19M, which makes It shop In basement, 1 cor nicely landscaped lot books I $100 per title. Illegal to advertise any pref­ garage and loyelv pa­ Call and let us show you paid vacations; Write ACE-B49B, 161 these and other fea­ In o deslreoble neigh­ "E A S Y DOES IT " Is the NATIONAL erence, limitation or discrim­ tio oft kitchen. $149,900. borhood. Priced at way to describe placing o courtesy member­ South Lincoln Wav, ination based on race, color, Sentry Real Estate. 643- tures! $159,900. Realty North Auroro, IL 60543. religion, sex or national World Frechette Be­ $199,900. U 8. R Realty wont od. Just coll 643-2711 Gift ship; sales train­ INDUSTRIAL 4060.O______origin, or on Intention to noit Associates. 646- Comoonv. 643-2692.0 and we do the rest! ANTIQUES ing. ACCO UN TS Receivable make any such preference, MANCHESTER. Attrac­ BANCORP Clerk. Experienced In 7709.O TEN COLUMBUS BLVD. limitation or discrimination. tive Ranch on fenced Ideas oil aspects of medical If interested call- HARTFORD. CT 06106 The Herald will not know­ corner lot boasts 4 MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE Judy at 646-70M. billing. Salary com­ ingly accept any odvertlse- bedrooms, 29x15 fom- 9 ROOM Colonial. 4 bed- If you are unable to at­ mensurate with expe­ ment which Is In violation of rooms, 2'A baths, 2nd the law. Mv room, cedar closet, ANTIQUE Auto Club tend or need more In­ rience. Contact Lor­ oversized deck leading living room, flreploced OPEN HOUSE TYPEWRITERS Brood Stroot formation, please call raine. 646-7704. SDUTHERN New Eng- to brick potlo and In- family room. Much CENTER 11 241-0686 or 634-4328. lond clossifleld ods ground gunite pool tor more. In prestigious SUNDAY — DEC. 13 from 1-4 Monehootor. reach nearly 800,000 very comfortable fom- area. $269,000. For sole SALES Position Bedding homes In Connecticut 5 SUNSET LANE, BOLTON Equal OpportunHy Employsr llv living. $172,900. Sen­ by owner. 649-1807. Born Is looking for self and Rhode Island. The Some financing by YAIE TYPEWRITER motivated people for price tor a basic 25 try Real Estate. 643- 4060.D owner If required. SERVICE soles positions. Full word od Is only $55 and TyptwrHtfs mbuHI. Poftsbla lypewflters ond port time positions will appear In 43 news­ from $35. SalM and ttivloe THE PRIVATE DUTY NURSING available. No expe­ papers. For more In­ ■ BIMF rience required. We formation coll Classi­ Antiques O f All Kinds Through the House and Barn. 41 Pumall Place, Manchostor will train. Promotions fied, 643-3711 and ask Wednesday thru Sunday 10-5 649-4986 REGISTRY OF VNA HEALTH from within. Positions for detolls.n RESOURCES, INC. are hourly plus com­ 2224 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44) • Coventry, C T ■ 742-0346 mission with o full be­ BEAUTY SALONS I KX KXtCtt 1 Now haa a location In Manchester nefit package. Open­ i*«BaeaBs!»sy«e=h4 *** 70 Benton St., 8 Room Colonial...... *141,900. 649-0791 S48-8SSI 68 Elsie Dr., 7 Room Split-level...... *159,000. WdwaiMdsescMliWIMdiEttCMiEAdMieM 173 So. Main St., 9 Room Colonial...... *161,900. CALL CLASSIFIED Vernon Beck On The Market 97 Arcellia Dr., 7 Room Colonial...... *169,900. Vary clean, aavan room vinyl sided split level with 590 Chapel Rd., So. Windsor, Ranch ..*169,900. garage. Fully appllsnced kitchen, VA baths, 14x16 altttlwsi scrsonod-ln porch, tireplaood living room, nowor ISS Lamplighter Dr., Exec. C;ol...... *259,900. lath* 643“2711 NOW! root, blown-ln Insulation, all this on a largo well- 70 Old Wood Rd., Avon, Contemp...... *368,000. landscapod lot $117,600.______M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 11, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 11, 1987 - W *

MI8CELLMK0U8 CAM fo^TRUCKS/VANS F M S M i FM8ALE ISI forsale TE C H N IC Stereo Amp. TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ lake a Ldok* FORD L T D 1976.-Many FORDPlckuyrJBrRunS LYNCH 100 watts 50x2, quartz proximately 3000, alsa new ports, extra tires, great. $800 negotiable. MANCHESTER, CONN. lack tuning, 16 presets. SO to 100k numerals and A M -F M Cassette. 6750. Phone >4ITO Savings ‘#/‘#/ A TAKE A LOOK PONTIAC 6000 WAGON 45/55 Cloth front seat, automatic, 87 Plymouth Reliant 84 Chev Caprice SUBARU rear defroster, multi-pact fuel injection, FulliKEquipped Won. LoddBd. Icio* »6495 EXTENDED V6 engine, white wall Urea. Not exactly as stk. #^129: 82 Camaro shown. #70/176 Scranton List *10,385 AT. PS. Air *5695 Scranton Discount - 1,433 S u b u r b a n ^ *9995 Equipped with; Leather interior, automatic, overdrive, interval ^ 83 RX7 ainr.TIK *6795 Chrysler Rebate - 83 Olds Cutlass ^ S U B A R U \ PAYMENT 1,000 wipers, tilt, speed control, air, power lock group, luggage rack, ^ Ctdrm 4 dr BrougnBrn AT. n . AC *5695 ’T I L ’88 Maximumm Total much more. Light blue mist finish. Stock #74806X, List *15,546. ^ 87 Merc Cougar Savings n»d. tOGdBd SAVE 82 Olds Cutlass SupTBin*. 4 dr.. 4tK *5295 TOYOTA 84 Merc. Topaz AODmONAL" 87 Caravelle 4 Or.. AT. PS. AC •3995 PURCHASE s tk . #1037 Scranton List *14,299 i 87 Sable-QS' 4X4-SIN _ *1 3,444 4 0r.. LoddBd *10,099 ^ STOCK -'w S SATURDAY Scranton Discount - 2,018 84 Chev Caprice ONLY Wgn.. va. Air *6495 Chrysler Super 7 Rebate - 770 NO DOWN PAYMENT J 87 Line Continental*,,,- Chrysler Qualifier Rebate - 500 Low MMI SAVE e- A Required To Drive A # 85 Nissan Stanza Finance Savings* - 952 4 o, •6495 ^ 1987 88 Line. Town Car G L J U S T Y NEW 1988 MAZDA 929 e SAVE Rusty Jonas, 86 Mazda SES • 3511 TSSC, List SI402 Including: Automatic and ^ C«p A Tool Bob *7295 64 Mazda Q LC Moonroof Options ^ 4 dr.. Auto *5495 NOW ^5995 88 Chrysler Fifth Ave. 87 Sable 'OS' NO PAYMENT IS M INUTES FROM HARTORD stk. #1568 WBQon. Loodod *14,299 •TILL NEXT #1 IN METRO HARTFORD Scranton List *20,163 ALL • 85 Olds Calais YEAR AC/LoodOd *6995 •Prior tales excluded. Prices exekHSog texes. leg. dock: ftetmle (o deeler. Ouekked buyers only. Scranton Discount - 3,378 FOR • MORIARTY , Chrysler Qualifier Rebate - 500 O NLY f Maximum Total Q7Q Choose from any of thoso stock numbers! BROTHERS Savings 0/0/ O #9007, 0009, 9010, 0011. 9016. 9904X 301 Canter St. brand TOYOTA COROLLA FX16 , (All Am auMMnwUMfon tnd mamrooll Mancheeter, C T IN IL W New high performance 16 valve twin cam engine. Loaded with all the goodies,] *CIOMd End 68 month L«a|* wHh option to purchiM. LotM ond v il m 'ssrz.os: Amt. duo «t lo sM Incoptlon It >730.33. which 1987 including AM /FM stereo cassette, automatic, stock #7-332. List, 112,358. 643-5135 87 LeBaron GTS Includn 1st mo. ptymtnt, >3». SiKwrt^Otpotlt tnd 2 yttr rtglt. ^ 2 6 6 ^ ^ Stk. #H1175 Scranton List *17,014 •153; Total ol ptymtnlt •1<8lff.7lf.''0fitf Expirtt 12-24-87 >>*r month Scranton Discount - 2,160 Introducing a new alternative to costly European status symbols: Chrysler Super 7 Rebate MAZDA’S ALL-NEW 929 HIQH-PEHFOHMANCE LUXURY SEDAN WITH 18-VALVE V8 770 AND UNIQUE E-LINK SUSPENSION. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS Chrysler Qualifier Rebate - 500 Finance Savings* - 1,075 ANNOUNCINGII Maximum Total CAC 9 9 9 5 Savings ^ 4 / O U O "THE MAZDA WAY’’ and "THE MORIARTY WAY” ...... w--- TOTAL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION '88 COROLLA Also realize up to *4776 maximum total #1 As Always - NO GIMMICKS - JUST A GREAT DEAL 1 #2 3 YEAR, 50,000 Ml. "BUMPER to BUMPER" WARRANTY BRAND savings on selected 1988 models! NEW #3 PROFESSIONAL SALES — NO HIGH PRESSURE Remember - this Is Chrysler Corps.and Scranton Chrysler / Plymouths largest TISFD CAR SPECIALS 4 door, automatic, 84 Chev Caprice 82 Olds Cutlass 86 Line. Town Car Sup.. 4 dr. white *5295 $AVE power steering, 10 TO CHOOSE FROM savings EVER - you’ll never see it again Wp. Lotitad. Btigt *6495 82 Camaro 84 Merc Topaz brakes, tinted AT. PS. Air *5695 4 dr., AT. PS. AC *3995 86 Mazda SE5 after Dec. 15, 1987. Cap A Tool Don *7295 windshield, body side .4 83 Mazda RX7 87 Sable ‘OS' Sllvtf. 21K *6795 4 Dr.. Loaded *13,399 moldings, rear 64 Mazda QLC defroster, radial OFF 4 875-3311 83 Olds Cutlass 07 Line. Continental 4 Dr., Auto *5495 $450 Clora 4 dr. Srgh. *5695 LowMIIm $AVE tires. Please call or come by for further details. Offer Good Thru December 31, 1987 SATURDAY ONLY 87 Merc Cougar 85 Nissan Stanza 67 Sable 'OS' Ail Vehiclas Subject to Prior Sale. All Other Offers Void. Rod, Lo«g To Buy My MORIARTY BROTHERS |att«OOIII*S4 CARDINAL Hours: Opon Evaninot 111 9 p.m. 301-315 CENTER STREET BUICK Fri,A$«nil6p.m. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-5135S 81 Adams St.. Manchester 649-4571 500 W. Center St.. Manchester 646-4321 .i i M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 11. 1987 40 YEARS OF FRIENDS *40 YEARS OF FRIENDS *40 YEARS (/) O n NOW,.. I CAN AFFORD ANACCORDI Sis Chrysler-Dodge S l S i MARCHES i . L>! '.'W $UPER $A VING$ ON NEW 'sr>

NEW 1987 DODGE DAYTONA standard Stock # 7962 Turbo I Pkg.p 5 Speed. T-Top, AC, Pop. Equip. Pkg., AM/FM Cass., Road Wheels List *13,907 SAL^^PRICELE PRICE ,nkOp«nW#rnin« ^ Chorches Disc. -1,300 PLUS 7.7% Factory Rebate - 770 *11,837 FINANCING _j tAf Sal NEW 1987 DODGE LANCER •®9 or Prop.rty stock #7573 2.2 Turbo. A T, PS. PB, AC, Rear Defroster, AM/FM Stereo, Pop. Equip. Pkg. List •12,356 SAL^PWCELE PRICE Chorches Disc. -1,056 PLUS 7.7% Factory Rebate - 770 *10,530 FINANCING LEASE - NEW 1987 DODGE 600 PISCLOSUR f stock #7576 STOCK«_ 9794-ee08-B7«o 2.2 Turbo, AT. PS. PB. YEAR 1088 make Honda AM/FM Cass., AC, LX 4 Door model~^ccoro~ Popular Equip. Pkg., Sport Suspension List •12,935 SALE PRICE Chorches Disc. -1,306 PLUS Facotory Rebate- 770 7.7% *10,859 FINANCING Column . Mud

NEW 1987 CHRYSLER GTS Stereo ( stock #7897 ^ I jc k . . Air CondW 2.5 EFI, A T, PS. PB, Rear Defroster, AC, Pop. Equip. Pkg., AM/FM Stereo Ainnek 1_ List *12,543 SALELE PRICE — ‘80 Month*203 Lmm w u h - Chorches Disc. -1,105 PLUS 7.7% Factory Rebate - 770 * 10,668 FINANCING ''^ANOfSrtRHtNDA 24 ADAMS NEW 1987 CHRYSLER MANCHESTER, CT 06040 LeBARON COUPE 646-3515 stock #7942 2.5 EFI. AT. PS. PB. AC, Rear Defroster and morel _ l e a s e List •13,223 SAL£PRICELE PRICE n ia C L O S U B E Chorches Disc. -1,503 PLUS 7.7% Factory Rebate - 770 *10,950 FINANCING NEW 1987 CONVERSION VAN stock #7866 V8. A T, PS. PB. PW, PL. AC, Cruise Control, Color TV, AM/FM Cass., ®poyMf "™ 2AeeW 1 iS S S ^ Quarde • ao|w Tilt Wheel & Lots More SALE PRICE Olgltel Clock • waning 84 MONTH Odometer eTecnonim ^ , AM/FM List *24,349 FINANCING Chorches Disc. -5,500 *18,849 AVAILABLE UUniD** NEW 1987 DODGE D150 _I.e**rinr PICKUP Stock #7100 6 Cyl., AT, PS. PB. 6x9 ...... I.M o l *88 •80 Mirrors, Rear Step not Bumper -•7’ MANCrtSTBRHChCA List *11,941 24 ADAMS ST. Chorches Disc. -2,700 PLUS 7.7% -„^NCHHSnR.CT^» Factory Rebate - 770 m FINANCING

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