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HAPPY END — A broker reacts as he is showered by confetti during AP photo -the last session of 1987 at the Paris stock exchange Thursday. The The Manchester Herald exchange maintained tradition in celebrating the last day of the year, will not publish Saturday despite an annual drop in the market of almost 28 percent. ' ' '' * .r,

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tion, also said they would attend the BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Since one By William Gillen gather in Times Square to watch a Bv Andrew J. Davis of the most powerful drug traffick­ lighted apple drop and mark the festivities in Concord. Manchester Herald The Associated Press The First Night celebration ing gangs in Connecticut’s largest new year. Fireworks were planned The Manchester school adminis­ city has been brought down by law for Central Park in Manhattan and spread this yepr to Knoxville, Americans from coast to coast Tenn., where an ecumenical ser­ tration has taken steps to lessen the enforcement authorities. It will be prepared Thursday to greet 1988 Prospect Park in Brooklyn. likelihood that a November pipe easier to apprehend other drug The extra second4acked on to the vice and a laser light show were with parades, parties and popping planned on the site of the 1982 break at Bennet Junior High School dealers because there Is a void on corks, but they had to wait one end of 1987 was to be marked in New will be repeated, said James P. the street, an assistant U.S. attor­ York by a special light show. World’s Fair. extra second for. the new year State and city officials around the Kennedy, school superintendent. ney said ’Thursday. because of Earth’s wobbly rotation. For the first time since 1982, The pipe break at the junior high Kansas City, Mo., planned to drop country provided transportation The boss and five members of Thousands of fans in Pasadena, alternatives for partygoers who school sent thousands of gallons of Calif., on Thursday lugged lawn its own lighted ball, mounted atop water into the school’s library and what authorities say was a large the famed Folly Theater on 12th didn’t feel up to driving home. and flamboyant cocaine trafficking chairs, sleeping bags, food and The New Jersey Highway Au­ media center, causing about $22,000 champagne and got ready for a Street. worth of damage, school officials operation called the "No. 1 Fam­ Some 150,000 people in the na­ thority said it would offer free ily” pleaded guilty to drug charges chilly night staking out premium coffee, tea and milk at service have said. viewing spots for the 99th edition of tion’s capital were expected to A low-temperature cut out con­ in federal court on Wednesday. show up at The Old Post Office areas along the 173-mile-long the nationally televised 5.5-miie Garden State Parkway for 12 hours, trol was ordered last week by the "W e are encouraged when we can Rose Parade on New Year’s Day. downtown for the city’s fifth annual building and grounds departnaent, bring down an organization like 'It will need this toothbrush when New Year’s party. At midnight a beginning Thursday night.'' It’s full grown," In Philadelphia, 20,000 members In—Portland, Ore., the Tri-Met Kennedy said. The control is likely this.” Assistant U.S. Attorney of 25 string bands and 20 marching lighted prototype of the U.S. Postal to prevent a reoccurrence of the Denis King said. "They were Service’s l988LoveStampwastobe transit agency and a service called brigades put the final tucks and Holiday Cab said they would offer pipe break, he said. significant in Bridgeport, if not the stitches in their satiny, sequinned lowered from the tower of the □•vld.Kool/MtncIwiter Herald free rides for partygoers. “ At least it will lessen the most significant.” costumes for the nation’s oldest and landmark building.. likelihood.” Kennedy said. "It just Boston’s 12th annual New Year In Seattle, an organization called Health Director Ronald Kraatz points to the 72 Bissell St. house Authorities said the No. 1 Family Connecticut Weather longest New Year’s Day parade. Club Soda sponsored < a pon- makes sense, even to the layman.... The cakewalking mummers will celebration, ca ^ d First Night, sold cocaine in Bridgeport’s West alcoholic party: the onl^bubbly that you cannot guarantee it will not condemned in November while Malcolm Barlow, conservator for Alfred flounce up Broad Street to their began Mondayyand featured more End and was a multi-level organi­ was to come from complimentary fail.” Grezel, who lived in the house, looks on. Grezel was removed from his zation with mangers, delivery boys traditional “ Oh Dem Golden than 1,000 artists starring in 150 Building and Grounds Supervisor Central, Eastern Interior: Clearing Friday bottles of sparking cider. Organiz­ home for health reasons in November under an order from Judge of Slippers” theme. performances at 53 indoor and Wilfred Dion has said that the break and street dealers. outdoor sites. Thousands of Bosto­ ers of First Night events also morning with low around 30. Wind becoming west 10 ’The Orange Bowl Parade in apparently occurred after a heat­ Probate William FitzGerald. The organization conducted nians and their guests were ex­ stressed that they would offer to 15 mph. New Y ea r’s Day, mostly sunny and downtown Miami Thursday was the ing system malfunctioned, which meetings, and it used carsequipped pected to gather downtown for a numerous no-alcohol parties and breezy. High around 35. Weekend outlook: Fair, prelude to the Orange Bowl on New allowed the pipe to freeze. A with mobile telephones, a telephone Customs House Countdown and gatherings. daytime highs in the 30s and overnight lows in the Year’s Day, when undefeated Mi­ thermostat on the system failed, paging system and motor scooters, fireworks over Boston Harbor. Some athletic types in San teens. ami and Oklahoma clash. which prevented hot water from ■ authorities said. They said Massachusetts Gov. Michael Du­ Francisco planned to run along the Outdoor festivities promised to being sent through the pipe. members wore jackets emblazoned Southwest Interior, West Coastal, East Coastal: kakis, a Democrat, planned to do city’s waterfront and raise funds Dion refused to comment Thurs­ with the words, "No. 1 Family,” Clearing Friday morning with steady or rising move along briskly, since the some campaigning for his party’s for a local soup kitchen. Cleanup funds sought weatherman predicted that a cold day on whether or not the cutout until they became targets for law temperatures. New Year's Day, mostly sunny and presidential nomination at a First One Chicago club sponsored its wave would grip much of the control has been install^ at breezy. High 35 to 40 Weekend outlook: Fair, Night-celebration in neighboring Fourth Annual Anti-New Year’s enforcement authorities. Bennet: " I think what happens now is daytime highs in the 30s. Overnight lows in the 20s. country. New Hampshire. Vice President Eve Party, where no clock­ watching was to be permitted. The break occurred sometime for condemned houses there is a scramble to fill the void Northwest Hills: Clearing after midnight Friday. In New York, where the forecast George Bush and New York con­ during the weekend of Nov. 21-22. gressman Jack Kemp, seeking the Guests at the club* were to have and others who are less sophisti­ New Y ea r’s Day, partly sunny and breezy. High 30 to was for snow, sleet and freezing Police discovered the break early rain, thousands were expected to Republican presidential nomina­ their watches covered. 'or employees, a graduate intern salary and cated try to,” King said. “ It makes 35. Weekend outlook: Fair, daytime highs in the 20s. on Nov. 23 during a routine check of Bv Nancy Concelman it easier for law enforcement Manchester Herald other programs. Overnight lows in the teens. the building. It was discovered “ The commitment was on the assumption authorities to apprehend them, and Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk after water was found leaking out a that other funds would be available,” he said. throws the street into a bit of a The cost of the emergency cleanup of a Point: Winds shifting to northwest early Friday and side wall of the school. chaos for a time until some of these Here’s the outlook for 1987 "grossly unsanitary” Bissell Street home In 1982, the Board of Directors put averaging 12 to ISknotsduring Friday. Average seas A safety control that may have repayments from the Housing Rehabilitation (groups) gain somesophisticiation. condemned by the town has prompted Health prevented the break was not Loan Program in a separate account for “ It takes time to develop an 2 to 3 feet. Visibility lowering to 1 to 3 miles. That’s one to remember. drive anyway. Director Ronald Kraatz to ask that funds be PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The required in biiilding specifications projects associated with that program. organization like this,” King said, Waas also predicted: "Mario Cuomo will walk for set aside for similar cleanups. Procrastinators Club of America, to the 14-year-old junior high school Currently, $61,000 in repayments is available. referring to the No, 1 Family. boasting that it’s better to be late ’’Americans will see new evi­ president. addition. Kennedy said. In a Dec. 18 letter, Kraatz asked Town On Wednesday, U.S. District Manager Robert B. Weiss to request that the Kraatz said. than never, finally released its 1987 dence that wild rice is bad for the ’’Republicans and Democrats "A control was not required and Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly accepted predictions Thursday, the last day Hart. will Fawn over a White House not included In (building) specifica­ Board of Directors appropriate $15.0(X) of the Meanwhile. Grezel is still living at Cedarc- guilty pleas from Mariano "The Index money the town receives from repayment of of the year. ” 3,100 tons of lucky Long Island secretary after she announces she tions.” said Kennedy. "It was not rest Regional Hospital in Newington, where Boss” Sanchez, 25; Miguel Rodri­ garbage will be treated to a Housing Rehabilitation Loans to a revolving Len Waas, the club’s only presi­ can actually type.” industry practice at the time.” Fitzgerald ordered he be taken for psychiatric guez, 32; Luis "Papo” Robles. 23; A d v ic e ___ ft-« dent since he founded it in 1956; four-month cruise. "God Will make front-page news The town Building Committee is fund that would be used on an as-needed basis treatment after the condemnation. Edward "B ig Red” Giusti. 20; Business - 12-13 O bituaries 6 claims he has spent the whole year "An evangelist will end up in the for holding an evangelist hostage also conducting an investigation for emergency cleanups. His request came Grezel, who owed the town $8,300 in taxes Carlos Laureano, 20; and Hector 14-1S after the health department set aside $3,000 of Churches . 16-17 O pinion checking and re-checking his pre­ doghouse as his dog ends up in a foijaig bucks.” into the water pipe break, said Paul according to the tax collector, was a collector Torres, 23. All are Bridgeport Sports 47-fifi people house when a church lady its funds to clean the 72 Bissell Street home Classified . 42-46 dictions "because we want to keep Waas said he is certain he’s going Phillips, building committee chair­ of statues, ceramics, paintings and other residents. 40-41 U.S./World _ 10-11 alters the course of his career. where Alfred Grezel, 65, had lived without C o m ic s __ our 100 percent for accuracy intact to be right on the mark about his man. He said he was unsure when items of value. Barlow said that valuables in They were charged as a result of Connecticut__ _ J - 9 Weekend Plus Magazine heat, plumbing or electricity since at least since we are the only organization "Beards with Supreme Court 1987 predictions, which should the results of the investigation will the house were removed Monday and Tuesday an undercover Investigation that Entertainment. 38 Pullout 21-36 1985. officials said. that is right all the time.” justice nominees attached will be be completed. and are being stored for Grezel. included street purchases of drugs, please his nearly 6,000 card- Grezel was ordered taken from his home for And he’s getting set, he said, to Phillips added that the investiga­ “ Mr. Grezel was a knowledgable and wiretaps and video surveillance by disapproved by the U.S. Senate. carrying Procrastinator members. health reasons Nov. 24 by Judge of Probate celebrate the arrival of 1986 be­ “ A low-flying German teen-ager tion was started to determine if shrewd collector,” Barlow said. "The house federal, state and Bridgeport law William FitzGerald and may have to sell the cause, thinking about it, it wasn’t Asked if everyone has paid the $16 anyone was to blame for the break. was filled with these treasures; and I don’t enforcement officials. will land in Red Sqtiare and in jail. house because there is not enough money in such a bad year. annual dues Waas replied, “ There The committee oversaw the award­ think treasures is an understatement.” Sanchez and nine other people Manrbpstrr Hpralb "Joan Collins will get Holm and are millions out there still his estate to pay for repairs, estimated at In 1987, he said, “ the stock ing of a contract to an addition at Kraatz said that the first phase of the allegedly linked to the operation $68,000, Malcolm Barlow, conservator of market will plummet in October so discover there is nobody upstairs. procrastinating.” the junior high school, but Phillips cleanup is complete, and a decision on were arrested on May 29, when Grezel’s estate, said. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 79 be sure to sell all of your stocks in “ Congress will raise the national “ We did fine one member once has said the committee did nothing whether or not the house is inhabitable can be authorities also seized $52,000 in FitzGerald. Kraatz and Barlow had decided Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher September.” speed limit to the speed that drivers for paying on time.” he added. wrong at that time. made soon. cash. 2.2 pounds of cocaine, five that Grezel posed a health risk to himself and Since the committee is investi­ cars, four motorcycles, four hand­ Qeora* T. C liip p e ll Sheldon Cohen neighbors. The same day that Grezel was But Barlow said that there isn’t enough Compoelng Manager gating the- break with school guns and a shotgun. EdKor removed, Kraatz condemned the house and money in Grezel’s estate to pay for repairs OeniM A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard administration officials, Kennedy Another 13 arrests were made by had it boarded up. that would probably be necessary before Advsitlsing Director Pressroom Manager Expert gives hangover cure said he did not consider the matter federal authorities on Aug. 18, when Jeanne Q. Fromerth Kraatz ordered the cleanup Dec. 14 because Grezel or anyone else could move in. As a Mark F. Abraltit closed. U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Business Msnaoer Circulation Manager, of his suspicion that insects and rodents living result. Barlow safd, he’ll recommend that the “ No, we’ll wait to see if there are Jr. announced, “ We took down the For that reason. Harris recom­ "Sugar water helps reverse some in the house may present a risk to neighbors. house, currently appraised at‘$78,000, be sold Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — It any additional comments that whole operation this time." mends drinking more non-alcoholic symptoms,” Harris said. “ Often and the money transferred to Grezel’s estate. Manchester Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Place, Manchaatar. may be too late for many Ameri­ come out of those meetings,” he Kraatz said he was also concerned that the All the defendants except Car­ Conn. 06040. Second claas poatage paid at Manchaatar, Conn. fluids before going to bed. you see people who are drinking large amount of garbage and debris in the “ There’s not enough funds in the estate to cans to save themselves from the said. men Fred, 42, of Bridgeport have Postmaster: Sand address changaa to the Mancheatar Herald. Still, the headache may come on. munching high carbohydrate foods. house presented a fire hazard. pay for the repairs to get the house up to P.O. Box set. Manchaalsr. Conn. M040. annual New Year’s Day hangover, The break, which occurred in the pleaded guilty or are scheduled to he wqms. That helps metabolize the alcohol "Right now we’re diealing with a situation in code,” Barlow said. If you don’t reoeivs your Hsrald ^ B p.m. weekdays or 7:30 but experts say that the misery school’s library ceiling, caused change their innocent pleas. "Alcohol is destroyed or metabol­ and reverse some toxic effects.” The decision whether or not to sell the house am. Saturdays, please Maphone your carrier. H you’re unaUe doesn’t have to be repeated. about $22,000 worth of damage. which you have some grossly unsanitary On Wednesday, Sanchez, Rodri­ to reach your carrier, call siibsorlber astvice at 647-0040 by 6 ized in the liver,” Harris said. “ The Any method, such as a brisk conditions.” Kraatz said. "It is possible...for will be made by FitzGerald, but Grezel may “ I believe one of the major Thomas M. Meisner Jr., school guez. and Robles all pleaded guilty p.m. weekdays for dellvary In Manohsalar. process creates changes in the walk, to metabolize the alcohol any kind of unsanitary conditions to be contest it in court. Barlow said he visited SuggeaWd carrier rataa are ft.00 weekly, S7.70 for one reasons for a hangover is that the principal, has said. It will cost to a drug conspiracy charge that body’s ability to handle toxic before going to bed can be useful in transmitted to the public.” Grezel at Cedarcrest Dec. 18 and told him the month. ^ .1 0 for three moniha, 140.20 lor six months and body becomes dehydrated," said $2,500 to replace and repair water- carries a maximum 20-year sent­ substances. The alcohol breaks reducing the day-after effects. Kraatz said Thursday that he had commit­ house may be sold. $02.40 lor one year. Senior cHIzan rates and mall rataa are Dr. Curtis E. Harris, endocrinolo­ damaged audio-visual equipment ence and $1 million fine. Sanchez available on request. down into materials that can cause For those who can take aspirin ted funds from the Health Department budget “ I don’t think he (Grezel) gave a clearly gist and metabolic disease special­ $13,000 to replace language arts and also pleaded guilty to a possession To place a classified or display advertlssmenl. or to report a vascular headache.” safely, three before going to bed to pay for the Bissell Street house cleanup, stated response,” Barlow said. “ He wants to news Hem. story or picturs Idea, call 043-2711. O lllc e hours are ist. ’ ’When people drink, they reading books, $1,500 for new and distribution charge carrying Scientists say the headache may help. Harris also said. estimated at $3,000 to $5,000. Those funds were live in Manchester. We are trying to do our 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through F r ld ^ urinate excessively. During the library books, and $5,1Q0 to repfiir a the same possible sentence.. The Manchaatar Herald la a trwmbsr o t the Aaaoclatsd Prase, - eomefff rem thescalp. not the brain, "There’s some evidence that a originally set aside for physical examinations utmost in Mr. Grezel's behalf.” night, they breathe aicohoF out- $28,000 grand piano, he said. the Audit Bureau ol Circulations and tbs New England through the breath and exude it even though it may feel as though good multivitamin at bedtime will Newspaper Association. from the skin.” your brain Is about to explode. sometimes help. V »'<■»' .5 - 1 *«-;*■ Leaders offer resolutions to remember ' . • - he wants to do his part to Improve school spirit, and he By Nancy Poppas Park School in ItM. He said he wants "to accomplish as smoothly and as painlessly as possible the reopening of hopes to accomplish this by increasing his visibility at •^ . I ’ * ' • ^ • Monchester Herald school functions. ♦ t* (Based on Interviews by Herald staff) Highland Park School." Dyer’s wish pertains to the growth in the school-age John RIvosa. Chief of the Manchester Fire • I ^ •• Department, said he hopes to get more involved with w I ' Will you be a better person in 19M? Will you be more population of Manchester. Candy Oreenlleld, who directs the Junior Room at Mary Cheney Library, educating children in fire prevention through pro­ patient? Clean off that messydesk’ Lose weight? Work grams such as Firehawks. f out? hopes to cash in on some of that growth. “The fireman is going to enjoy the beneflts of this On New Year’s Day, we all get the chance to turn “I’d like tohiing more kids into the library. 1 want to do something that will make them want to come in early prevention program,” Rivosa said. over a new leaf, to start things over again. Sometimes a New Year’s resolution calls for m We asked a number of people around town what (heir here, every week,” Greenfield said. The children won’t be the only ones stepping out If undertaking a tough task. The Rev. Eagene Brewer, New Year’s resolutions are going to be this year. Sonte pastor of the Church of Christ, has made that sort of had facetious goals — such as wanting to teach all of Greenfleld has her way. “I hope to get my husband to go out more,” she said. “He never wanU to go resolution. - Manchester’s residents to speak with a British accent. He said. “I hope that I can contribute more C . < 1 Others were looking forward to the chance to work on anywhere In the evenings.” Jacob Lades III. principal of Manchester High significantly to the maturation in the faith of the people more serious aims, like getting the Eighth Utilities to whom I minister.” District and the town to cooperate. School, also is making plans for stepping out. He said ’The latter sentiment was expressed by Walter Joyner, president of the Eighth Utilities District, who said, “I justhaveone (resolution.) Thatwouldjustbeif we can’t bring peace to the district and to the town.” Cooperation was also on Bob Hannon’s mind. Hannon, Senior Planner with the Town Plaimlng Department, said his department hopes to establwh a - ■ clear policy on the handling of applications and improve communication between the Planning De­ partment and developers. ’The new policy would more clearly state deadlines for both developers and town » staff on applications, Hannon said. It was Jonathan M. Danbe, president of Manchester Jjfi' Community College, who suggested that he’d like to David Kool/Manchaalar Harald teach every reader of the Manchester Herald to speak Oavtd Kool/MtnehMtar Herald with a British accent. Daube is originally from the 2 f ^ l Pearle Sinay, of Coventry, left, and Sherry Barber, of psychics around now because of the “anguish" of the holidays. United Kingdom. FUISADOILAR They want to know what iies in store for next year, she said. Another educator. Manchester Superintendent of Manchester, are busy this time of year predicting what lies in Schools James P. Kennedy, said that he hopes to start store for their clients. Barber says that many people visit each day with a smile and a positive attitude. Manchester High School’s basketball coach. Frank Kinel, feels the same way. He is resolving to be more positive toward his players, he said. On the other hand, the East Catholic High School Area psychics busy predicting new year basketball coach, Ray Page, said that he plans to be less cooperative with the press during the coming year. By Andrew J. Davis see many people.” though it will retain its current charm. place by the Manchester Board of Some people avoid New Year’s resolutions entirely. Manchester Herald As the new year approached, the Bolton will also have a good financial Education. Mayor Peter P. DIRosa Jr. said, “I’ve decided that Manchester Herald asked both psychics year. • ’Though she is unsure that this will I’m not going to make any New Year’s resolutions this The future has always intrigued if they had any predictions on the course • More people from west of the river happen in 1988, there will changes made year, based on past experience.” mankind. of events that will occur in Manchester, will move to Coventry and Andover. at the Manchester Parkade. Sears, DiRosa said that he has been unable to keep his past While it is impossible to know for Bolton. Coventry and Andover during • Something will be discovered Roebuck & Co. may move out. but it will resolutions. certain about events beforehand, it is 1988. through construction in Andover. not hurt the center. Also, there may be a Others find themselves making the same resolutions not uncommon to make predictions Remember, these are predictions by • ’There will be more unidentified change of ownership in the Parkade. year after year. Dr. Arthur P. Freedman, a dentist on plus a covered walkway between the two about the unknown. the psychics only and should not be flying objects sighted in Bolton. An­ Main Street, is one of these. That is why more people visit psychics misconstrued by readers as factual dover and Coventry. buildings and a change in the parking ’ ’I say the same thing every year, ” he said. ’ ’I always STARTS • ’There will be a political change in scheme there. around the beginning of the year, said upcoming events. say I want to be very sensitive to my patients’ needs.” two local psychics. Coventry, which will be good for the • ’There will be an expansion of AMONG ’THE predictions from Sinay town. ’There will also be opposition George Roy, interim president of Manchester According to Pearle Sinay of Coventry Manchester Memorial Hospital. Also, Memorial Hospital, expressed a similar desire. He said and Sherry Barber of Manchester, more are: between two groups, one which wants to its reputation will greatly be enhanced WEDNESDAY • Manchester Memorial Hospital will keep Coventry as it is and those who he hopes to listen to others and be patient. people seem to visit psychics this time of as its revenildk will increasfel^' Anne Fltat, president of the Greater Manchester the year. However, the two women offer more extensive services. want it to expand. Those groups will ' • One meithber of the Manchester • An AIDS shelter will be started in reach a happy medium. Oiamber of Commerce, wants-to get more members. differ on the reasons. Board of Direbtors will leave to take a ’The chamber has a newly-formed membership JAN. 6 at 8 a.m. “In January, people want their yearly Manchester. It will be an outgrowth of • Most people will have a good year in post with the state. forecast,” Sinay said. "More people the hospital, but not necessarily housed 1988. • ’There will be a scandal involving committee, Flint said. ’The chamber currently has S(» come since they want an update for the at MMH. one of the area’s zoning boards, which members. year.” • More big businesses would be WHILE BARBER agreed with Sinay

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Manchester Monday Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. Tuesday Board of Directors comment session. Municipal Building, 9 a.m. Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, YER! 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 TO PREPARE FOR OUR BIGGEST SATURDAY Wednesday Hockanum River Park Commission, Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Thursday Economic Development Commission, Lincoln Cen­ ter gold room. 8 a.m. Emergency Medical Service Council Lincoln Center hearing room. 7 p.m. Andover Wednesday Board of Selectman, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY Z"" 9:60-} Bolton David Kooi / Manchaattr Hartid Tuesday Board of Selectman, Community Hall. 8 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY 3'" 12:00-5:00 Thursday The burger brigade Various boards, including selectmen, education, finance, planning, zoning and public building will meet Michael Walsh, left, his wife, Sandy, and celebrate the grand opening. The Walsh to discuss classroom space, Bolton High School media brothers co-own the new McDonald's, center, 7:30 p.m. brother Robert Walsh lead a parade of kids to the new McDonald’s restaurant which was built next door to the old Coventry on West Center Street Wednesday to restaurant. Monday Town Council. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Sleigh rides Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. Bank gives Andover 'Diesday net charges Housing Authority, on site, 7 p.m. EVERYTHING Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, A Bloomfield man, who was 7:30 p.m. gift for New Year’s arrested Tuesday after giving Wednesday IN STOCK IS ON SALE Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. walking friends “ sleigh rides” on Windham Regional Transit District, 968 Main St., the back of his car, will face Bv Nancy Concelman We did distribute about the same reckless driving and weapons ' T. Willimantic, 7:30 p.m. Manchester Herald amount as last year.” charges in Manchester Superior School Building Committee. Coventry High School. The advisory committees con­ 7:30 p.m. Court Jan. 5, poiice said. Tuesday’s snow storm didn't sist of representatives from Brian Soldate, 17, of 16 Beach- ... ON SELECTED SAVE UP MERCHANDISE!!!! keep the Savings Bank of Man­ each town who consult with town wood Road. Bloomfield, was ar­ officials and decide where the 4 0 “ chester from giving three An­ rested on Homestead Street after TO ... dover organizations an early donations are most needed. leaving the snow-covered Parkade Wheeler Hess is the only advi­ new year’s gift. parking lot, police said. WHY PAY MORE! The bank’s total donation of sory committee member in Police officers driving in the O b it u a r ie s $2,000 was presented to the town Andover now. This year’s An­ Parkade lot in an unmarked vehicle Tuesday morning by Donna dover donation was given in reported that they saw a human Cammeyer, vice president of memory of Don Richards, who figure “ fly through the air” above marketing, advertising and pub­ had nerved on the Andover Soldate’s car and land on the Anthony E. G on d lic relations at SBM, at the advisory committee. pavement. Police said the person branch office in the the Andover Anthony E. Gonci, 69, of Dennisport, Mass., formerly Hess said he met with Andover got up off the pavement and they shopping plaza on Route 6. of Manchester, died Wednesday. He was the husband of First Selectwoman Earleen Du- followed Soldate, who was driving The money was divided up and Rita (Martineau) Gonci of Manchester. chesneau and other members of at an excessive speed on the snowy donated to the Norton Fund, the the community to decide which . lot with people hanging off his rear He was educated in Hebron and was a longtime Andover Public Library and Hop resident of Manchester. He was a foreman at the Royal organizations shouid receive the bumper. River Homes. donation and submitted his Police said Soldate was giving Typewriter Co. in Hartford for 25 years. During World The bank has donated money recommendation to the bank in “ sleigh rides” around the lot to S War II he served with U.S. Army. In the early 1960s he for more than five years now to November. people on foot. • EVEBY STEREO SYSTEM • EVERY VCR owned and operated a Sunoco station in Manchester. the 10 towns it serves, said SBM NO “ They (the organizations) re­ Police followed Soldate and Following that he became an automotive mechanic for President William R. Johnson. • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY OEFRIGERATOR REASONABLE present a broad cross-section of flicked their high beams to get his the state Department of Transportation. He retired in Five years ago, a Community • EVERY WASHER • EVERY ORYER'* EVERY RANGE people in the community. They attention, but Soldate left the OFFER December 1980 and moved to Holland. Mass. He moved Involvement Committee was have needs that are not sche­ parking lot, police said. He was EVERY MICROWAVE • EVERY OISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER. WILL BE to Cape Cod three years ago. formed to organize the donation duled to be met by the town,” pulled over on Homestead Street, REFUSED! program. The committee Opn- He was a member of Royal Arcanum, Boston Hess said. and police said they saw a 10-inch- sists of bank directors and other ... M UST BE SOLD ... NOW ! chapter. long, machete-type knife in his personnel and members of the The Norton Fund, which helps He is survived by three daughters, Margaret G. Dion back seat. •Nationwide a two billion dollar buying group bank’s advisory committees. needy families in Andover, E-Z TERMS: of Manchester, Rita G. English of South Yarmouth, During a search of the car. police F/SA* ’litis year, SBM donated a total received $1,000. That money will I CASH ^ Mass., and Lorraine Ann Guardo of West Willington; a said they also found knives measur­ CROSS 84 to 384 of about $11,000 through the buy Christmas gifts and clothes WILBUR • MASTER CARD son. Albert A. Gonci of Jackson. Wis.; three brothers. ing five inches and 3 and-a-half committee to Manchester or­ for needy children, and help I VISA Alex of Hebron. John of St. Cloud. Fla., and George of inches, a sling shot and a metal Exit 2 ganizations. including Manches­ send some of them to camp, said At® I MONTHLY PMT. Estero. Fla.; four sisters, Elizabeth Huron of block with a sharpened point. PHONE-t S »«c ter High Schooi, the Visiting Alice Moe, Chairman of the To Colchester. Helen Sherrick of Marlborough, Ann Soldate was charged with reck- Now Exit 59 Nurses Association and an adult Norton Fund. Bednard of Glastonbury and Pearl Smith of Hebron; iess driving and four counts of _ to 1-384 and substance abuse program of­ “ What we’ve tried to do is I Keeney St. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER nine grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. weapons in a motor vehicle. He was Is,Ivor UB./Spancer St. fered through the town’s Human supplement a family’s income.” n ie funeral was Thursday at the Doane, Beal & held on $300 cash bond. left to 445 HARTFORD ROAD - KEENEY STREET Ames Funeral Home, West Harwich, Mass. Burial was Services Department. The Moe said. “ I think it’s the extra MANCHESTER, CONN. in Oak Ridge Cemetery, South Dennis, Mass. There amount of the donations each things peopie need.” ‘Boxer ReDelllon' Hartford Rd. will be a memorial service Saturday at 3 p.m. at Center year is based on the bank’s Last year’s donation of $2,000 Open Saturday 9:30-5:00 / Open Sunday 12-5 Congregational Church, Manchester. profits, Johnson said. from the bank ailowed the fund On June 13, 1900, China’s "Boxer Memorial donations may be made to the Massachu­ “ This is really a budget item,’’ to serve seven families with a Rebeliion” against foreigners and setts Chapter of Multiple Sclerosis. 400-1 Totten Pond he said. “ This was a good year. total of 19 children, Moe said. Chinese Christians erupted into violence in Peking. Road. Waltham. Mass. 02154. Connecticfit ini Brief Connecticat in Brief Cops await iM - FBI check SAT tampering not widespread It W PrincM* to visit Meriden - • ■ GREENWICH — An investigation into tampering r. • with Scholastic Aptitude Tests in Greenwich has been MERIDEN — Princess Christina of Sweden will visit ■C , > on corpse completed and authorities have determined that the Meriden next month to dedicate a new Saab-Scania cheating was confined to the five students already parts distribution center. implicated. The youngest sister pf King Carl XVI Gustaf, the WATERTOWN (AP) - Police Stanford von Mayrhauser, chief counsel for the 44-year-old princess, will stop in Meriden Jan. 15 as are waiting for the FBI to run a Educational Testing Service, a private organization in part of a scheduled trip to the United States, a Saab national fingerprint check as they Princeton, N.J., that administers the SAT, said no official said Wednesday. try to identify an apparently retests will be necessary as a result of the incident at She will visit this country to launch New Sweden 88, Greenwich Academy, a private girls’ school, in a year-round celebration of the 350th anniversary of the . Hispanic man whose headless, November. _ landing of the Swedes in Delaware, said Lennart dismembered body was discovered "W e have concluded our investigation, von >.r.Vv. Lonnegren, director of corporate communications for on roadside earlier this week, an official said Thursday. Mayrhauser said Wednesday. "W e had some loose S88b*‘SC8Ili8 threads we had to wrap up and we have done that.” The princess is scheduled to arrive in New York on Chief Inspector John Gavallas He declined to provide any details. K V ,, Jan. 13. and will attend a charity ball and art auction said authorities are hopeful that the Two students of the Brunswick School, a private boys for the New Sweden '88 celebration, Lonnegran said. victim, whom they think is a Cuban school affiliated with the Greenwich Academy, and The new Saab facility in Meriden, which became who came to the United States in the three students of Greenwich High School were operational Aug. 17, will replace the company’s 1980 Mariel boat lift, was finger­ AP photo distribution center in Orange. "The 144,000-square-foot printed when he entered the coun­ previously Implicated in the tampering incident. facility provides parts for 175 dealerships in the try or at some point rince then Northeast and employs 75 people. during a run-in with p o l^ . Yale team wins chess title Frost at the falls If so, then the FBI wiirbe able to identify the corpse, Gavallas said. COLUMBUS. Ohio — Yale University won the Pan Cold temperatures and the spray of mist Wednesday. In the background, visitors American Intercollegiate Team Championship in "There’s always the chance he from Niagara Falls put a thick coat of ice view the Horseshoe Falls from the Black woman named prosecutor entered (the country) Illegally and chess with 7>/i points, a tournament director said. Canadian side on a sunny but cold day. never encountered the law,” the The University of Toronto was second, with 6‘/i on trees and bushes all around the falls NEW HAVEN — A New Haven resident will become inspector said. pojnts. followed by Harvard University, with 6. Daniel the first black woman in Connecticut to hold a Gavallas said tattoos on the body Burg said of Wednesday’s competition. supervisory position as a prosecutor when she assumes suggest that the man was once Harvard and the University of Chicago were her new job in Superior Court in Meriden next month. jailed in Cuba, and the kilter’s defending champions in the eight-round competition, Illeg8l deer hunting on rise Juliette Crawford, 37, has been named head of the method of disposal of the body has which began Saturday. prosecution staff for the state Superior Court’s led investigators to conclude that The tournament drew 38 four-member teams from 27 HARTFORD (AP) — Illegal deer made 281 hunting arrests. Of those, gate and feed, he said. The practice is considered repug­ Geographical Area 7, according to New Haven State’s the victim may have been killed in universities in the United States and Canada. hunting is apparently on the rise in 150 were fordeerkilled illegally and Attorney Michael Dearington. She will begin her new an act of revenge. Connecticut, partly because a shor­ 29 were for jacklighting incidents. nant not only by wildlife officials duties Jan. 4. The body pieces were found Torch started apartment fire tage of acorns during the season Pugzles said. hnd opponents of hunting, but also Crawford has been an assistant state’s attorney Monday afternoon by a truck driver that ended Thursday drove the Statewide, there were 330 hunting by most hunters, Pugzles said. STONINGTON — A two-story apartment house was "Basically because there’s some since February 1984. who had stopped to check his animals closer to roads to seek arrests from July through No­ Bom in Barbados. Crawford moved to Hartford in inventory. ’The body parts, cut severely damaged by a fire started when the landlord vember 1987, compared to 394 for ethics involved,” he said. "There’s used a blowtorch to thaw frozen water pipes, fire food, making them more vulnera­ 1970. She attended Hartford Community College and is cleanly into nine pieces and stuffed ble to jacklighters and road hun­ the entire, previous fiscal year of absolutely no consideration given a graduate of Central Connecticut State University and AP photo into three plastic garbage bags, department officials said. July 1986 through June 1987, Burak to the odds for the deer. They’re No one was injured in the fire Wednesday, ters. officials said, the University of Connecticut Law School. She was were left in an abandoned refriger­ “ In speaking with conservation said. blinded by the light.” admitted to the Connecticut Bar Association in 1983. ator and two boxes. authorities said. He didn’t have figures for how The DEP Spends mostly on Mark Klotz was using a blowtorch to warm pipes in officers across the state, everyone Chief State’s Attorney John Kelly said Connecticut Breaking the Ice Authorities have said the method of them has expressed that there many of those arrests were for other hunters for information about has approximately 170 assistant state’s attorneys, of of disposal of the body has pre­ the basement of his property on Hewitt Road about 8 illegal deer hunting. violations. Pugzles said more re­ The U.S. Coast Guard vessel Bridle breaks through ice a.m. Wednesday, officials from the Quiambaugh Fire appears to be a great increase,” whom fewer than 10 are black. vented them from determining the James Spignesi. a wildlife biologist Jacklighters are especially diffi­ porting by residents would help. on the Penobscot River near the Veterans Remembrance cause of death. Department said. cult to catch because they operate The blowtorch apparently ignited a wall near the with the state Department of Bridge in£angor, Maine, Thursday. Ice was being made “ The cause may lie in the head, Environmental Protection, said under cover of darkness, Pugzles The DEP encourages people who pipes, and the fire moved quickly into the rest of the witness hunting violations or sus­ Public housing has no heat constantly, keeping the Coast Guard ship and its crew which we don’t have.” Gavallas Thursday. said. Catching them requires sta­ said. building, officials said. keouts in areas where jacklighting pected violations to call the depart­ NEW HAVEN — For about the last month, warm Although the DEP doesn’t break busy. According to prison officials in down hunting violations by animal. ' is suspected, usually in open fields ment’s toll-free information line: clothes and space heaters have been the main buffers Connecticut and Florida, a six- Alllon tries for fourth trial officials said they’ve noticed a where deei^are known to congre­ l-800-84MlELP. between the cold and about 25 tenants of a public pointed star tattoo on the web of the NEW HAVEN — Two public defenders who dramatic increase in the number of housing project for the elderly and the disabled. State regulators urged body’s left thumb and index finger represented Guillermo Aillon in his third multiple complaints and arrests involving " I t ’s freezing in here,” said Ida Wells, a tenant at the marks the victim as a convicted George Crawford Manor, which is operated by the New murder trial have testified that they were not allowed illegal deer hunting. kidnapper. adequate time to properly prepare the case. "This year, we’ve had a tremend­ Haven Housing Authority. “ I can wrap myself up. but A s^^es of small dpt^ at each star to cut N il’s revenues Aillon. wh6' is serving, d 75-year sentence for the ous number of deer complaints,” there are some people in their 80s and 90s. They leave point jneans the map also was a murders of l)i$ wife and her pa rents in 1972, Is seeking a said Robert Buyak, director of law HOWELL CHENEY the stove on all night and who knows what can happen.’ ’ convicted murderer, Gavallas said. made by lowering a proposed i4.75 fourth trial on the charges on grounds thathiscasewas enforcement for the DEP. The building, comprising about a quarter of the HARTFORD (AP) — Northeast The Identifying hanjl tattoos are VOCATIONAL TECHNOL SCHOOL 109-unit complex, has had a history of heating Utilities is disputing assertions that percent profit level for company In jacklighting, the hunter uses a usually self-inscribed by Cuban rushed to court. shareholders next year. Aillon’s third trial was scheduled within weeks of high-intensity light to stun deer and 791 W nt MIddIt Turnpiki • M in d ^ ir . CT • 649-S398 problems since it was built 15 years ago, Ivan Pour, its revenues are too high and should prisoners to signify their role in the New Haven Housing Authority deputy director, said be lowered by more than $100 Meehan proposed a 12 percent when public defenders Ken Rosenthal and Donald keep them immobilized while the profit level, Lieberman a 12.25 underworld, he said. Dakers were assigned the case, defense attbmey John night hunter takes aim. In road Thursday. million. Watertown detectives also disco­ percent level and Heinrich a fll8 Williams said, adding there Is normally a delay of from hunting, the hunter fires at the deer ADULT EVENING EDUCATION COURSES • ’The authority hopes to have the problem perman­ Three state officials argued in vered on the body a tattoo of a ently fixed in two to three weeks, he said. percent to 12.95 percent level. cne to two years for a major felony trial in New Haven from his vehicle. SPRING 1008 separate briefs filed with state The utility control departntttjt is straight arrow crossed by a bent Both are misdemeanors. Jack­ In the meantime, the authority has provided regulators Wednesday that NU’s arrow, indicating the victim’s role expected to act in February on the ^*RosCTthal and Dakers testified Wednesday that they lighting is punishable by up to six REGISTRATION — Januan^th, 5th & 6th — 6-8 PM residents with electric space heaters. Pour said, revenues should be reduced partly as a gang enforcer, Gavallas said. company’s rate application. were appointed to represent Aillon in late March of months in jail and a $500 fine for a "It keeps at least part of the dnits warm,’’ he said. because the company has more He said law-enforcement offi­ CLASSES START WEE^OF JANUARY 11, 1988 NU has filed an application 1984 but that transcripts from his previous two trials first offense; road hunting by a $200 power-generating capacity than it cials in Florida’s Dade County told calling for about $1.5 billion in were not made available until June and the trial began fine and 30 days in jail for a first MATH needs. electricity revenues and $200 mil­ Watertown police that"corpse dis­ offense. in July. M-1 OmwcbI Math M-2 Algabra State curriculum close to study memberment is “ common among “ People who jacklight are either But Emmanuel S. Forde, an NU lion in gas revenues for 1988. The M-3Qaomatry M-4 TrtoooooialY HAR’TFORD — The state-required high school spokesman, said calls for revenue application would require no rate the Marielitos — either as revenge the hard-core hunter who wants to curriculum closely parallels a course of study reductions come at a time when the increase for residential electric or as some sort of ritual.” Police charge rooftop mugger kill as many deer as he can, or the ■“They’ve had a number of BLUEPRINT READING proposed by U.S, tecretary of Education William J, utility is having to scramble "to get customers and would reduce re­ PROSPECT — A 77-year-old man who was poor hunter who’s frustrated by his similar cases there where dismem­ B-1 B/P/n Fundamanlal B-2 B/PAt For DaoMotana Bennett, says Connecticut’s education commissioner. every available kilowatt to meet venues for commercial electricity investigating a noise outside during ,"*8ht was inability to kill a deer legally,” said bered bodies have been wrapped in B-3 BA>/n For Carpanlsrt B-4 B/P/B For Baotrtcal " I feel comfortable that we’r e ... heading in the same demand." customers by $15 million. mugged by someone who was walking on his victim s John Pugzles, a conservation of­ garbage bags and tossed along a ficer working out of Marlborough in B-8 B/P/R For MaoMnaal direction,’ ’ state Education Commissioner Gerald N. The briefs were filed with the Meehan, however said the com­ roof, authorities said ’Thursday. road. The heads are never found.” PT-10 Baclrtetty and Controta PT-1S Oil Bomar Bad rtolty Tirozzi said Wednesday. state Department of Public Utility pany’s revenues can by cut by Police alleged that a teen-ager was walking on the the DEP’s Eastern District. But. he said, police think it’s This week Bennett proposed that-a high school Control by Consumer Counsel another $134 million, including $47 roof of Ambrose Buckley’s house around 12:30 a m. ’The state’s deer population stood PT-19 Baaio RaMgaraHon unlikely the killing was part of a graduate be required to have completed four years of James F. Meehan, Attorney Gen­ million in refunds to Connecticut Thursday when Buckley, alerted by the noise, went at about 30,000 before the start of WahMng I WaWno II English; three years each of science, math and social eral Joseph I. Lieberman and Light & Power customers in 1988. ritual. the hunting season, which ended Small Englna Rapair Olaaal Englna Rapair "Marielitos" are the estimated outside. _ j „ 1.1 1 studies; two years each of a foreign language and Willim B. Heinrich, acting director CLAP’S average residential custo­ ’The boy jumped from the roof, punched Buckley in ’Thursday, Spignesi. DEP officials 125,000 Cubans, many of them The State of Connecticut, Department of Education, will not dle- physical education; and one semester each of art and of the utility control department’s mer would get a refund of about 3 the face and grabbed the man’s wallet, police said. are in the midst of tallying how criminals and some who were music history. prosecutorial division. percent, or $18 a year. Joan <3orman, who lives in Buckley’s house, many deer were killed legally. crlmlnate or permit diacrimlnatlon against any person or group of per­ insane, who were sent to this A 1984 state law requires Connecticut high school The three argued that consumers Lieberman said the utility’s snatched the wallet back from the assailant and chased Spignesi said. sons on the grounds of race, color, rellgloua creed, age, sex, marital students to take the dose of English, math and social should not be required to pay for revenues can be reduced by $109 country by Fidel Castro when But some wildlife biologists esti­ status, national origin, anceatry, prsaent or past history of mental dis­ immigration restrictions were him away, police said...... , studies prescribed by Bennett. But the state law excess power capacity, including million, including a $50 million Police said they later arrested John Hickey Jr., 16, mate that several deer are killed order, mental retardation, or physical diaabllity. Including but not easexi in 1980. requires only two years of science and one year of some of the capacity of the new refund for electric customers in who lives in Buckley’s neighborhood in Prospect illegally for every one taken limited to blindnesa In Its educational programs and acthdtlea. physical education. Millstone 3 nuclear power plant in 1988, a nearly $9 million rate Hickey was charged with attempted robbery and legally, Buyak said. Armistice talks aimed at ending Since the fall, conservation offic­ Connecticut also has no foreign language require­ Waterford. reduction for gas customers and a assault of a person over age 60, which carries a suffer the Korean War began in 1951 at ers from the Eastern District have ment, although all high schools in the state offer such ’They argued that part of the $50 million reduction in future rate penalty than other assault charges, police said. instruction, according to the Department of Education. reduction in revenues should be increases. Kaesong. Rules are changing, U.S./World In Brief Soviets relax booze Miles from getting married Ameraslan kids begin lourney MOSCOW (AP) — The Kremlin is observing a commodity of vodka queued up in a silvery snowfall cease-fire this week in its war on drunkenness, for a second or third time. BANGKOK, Thailand — Dozens of children fathered flooding stores with rare stocks of vodka, cognac Those at the front of the column had snow piled on to doing your laundry by U.S. soldiers during the Vietnam War arrived and champagne and drawing long lines of buyers on their shoulders and fur hats, attesting to the three Thursday in Thailand on a journey to new lives in hours they spent in the hopes of getting inside before By Robert Barr percent to 6 percent. A flve-cent increase in the eve of the nation’s biggest holiday. the diesel fuel tax is also repealed effective America. The New Year’s relaxation in Soviet leader stocks ran out. The Associated Press “I don’t know anything about the United States, but I A uniformed policeman regulated the flow of Jan. 1. Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s 2'A-year-old anti-drinking Michigan’s 21-cent-a-pack tax on cigarettes want to meet my father,” said Tran Thu Anh, 14, as she drive appears to be a concession to the centuries-old customers, enforcing the two-bottle sales limit but New state laws effective on New Year’s Day and other Amerasians arrived from Ho Chi Minh City. ignoring the black market that openly flourished will change the rules regarding drunken will increase to 25 cents, with the added Russian tradition of holiday revelry. revemie earmarked to help Wayne County, They carried paper U.S. flags. It also follows a wave of letters and press just a few steps from the entrance. driving, getting married, doing the laundry The four flights operated under the Orderly and taking time off to be with a new baby. which includes Detroit. However, a pack-a- Departure Program carried 65 Amerasians and 91 commentaries critical of the long waits forced on Shoppers willing to sell their second bottle of day smoker will come out just about even: An those who want to buy an occasional bottle of wine or vodka said they could get at least double the official In a few states the tax rates are going up, but relatives, as well as 217 other Vietnamese joining Associated Press bureaus across the country increase in the personal exemption from state family members in the United States. They were the champagne for a special celebration, like New price of 15.10 rubles (about $26), and dozens of income tax. from $1,500 to $1,800, will be worth Year’s Eve. buyers accosted them as they exited the shop. reported some cases in which the tax bite is first Amerasians to leave after Vietnam agreed in “What a nightmare!” said a Moscow teacher easing. about 25 cents a week to Michigan wage- September to resume the program after having about 30 years old who on Wednesday night was in a "This makes six,” declared a 17-year-old who New laws in Arizona and Wisconsin will earners. suspending it since January 1986. line of 300 people trailing out of a store on Smolensky identified himself as Sergei, displaying two bottles permit the seizure of drivers licenses on the Oregon’s gasoline tax will go up 2 cents, to 14 AP photo After processing in Bangkok, they were to spend up Boulevard. ’’This is the first time I’ve waited in one of vodka inside his jacket. Asked whether his being spot if drunken driving is suspect. cents a gallon. to six months in a camp in the Philippines for language of these lines.” four years shy of the legal drinking age presented a The Wisconsin law provides for an auto­ California will begin collecting a 6 percent Enter the dragon study and cultural orientation. The air was pungent with the smell of alcohol, as problem, he replied, "Never! The clerks are too matic six-month suspension of driving privi­ tax on out-of-state mail orders, and Wisconsin some who had already managed to obtain the rare busy.” leges for anyone convicted of drunken driving, will cut the inheritance tax by 20 percent, the For much of Asia, 1988 is the Year of the Dragon, and this and a one-year suspension foranyone refusing first step in a five-year phase-out. Crash spills radioactive waste Laundry detergents containing phosphorus scaiy- beast appeared Thursday above an ancient gate of to take a breath test. the Beihai imperiai pleasure palace, now a park, in Beijing. RICHLAND, Wash. — A truck carrying low-level At the time of arrest, Wisconsin officers will will be banned in North Carolina, as will radioactive waste overturned Thursday morning near seize the suspect’s license and issue a receipt detergent with more than .5 percent phospho­ the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, and some people whi^h permits driving for another 30 days. rus in Virginia. were being checked for exposure to radiation as a Unrest breaks lull in Israel The suspension can be challenged in an Oregon will require companies which precaution, police said. administrative hearing. employ more than 24 workers to provide up to One steel-encased container of the material broke JERUSALEM (AP) - Sporadic smashed the windows of Israeli him, and border police charged ino Arizona’s law requires that police confis­ three months of unpaid leave to parents of open when the tractor-trailer overturned at 5:45 a.m. protests broke out in the West Bank cars before attacking an army the crowd, using batons to disperse cate the license of anyone arrested for having newborns. Leave could be divided by couples on a main road leading to the reservation, Richland and Gaza Strip on Thursday, ending patrol. it. a blood-alcohol content of 0.10 percent or working for the same firm. police said. a lull in Arab rioting on the eve of In Nablus, the West Bank’s Associated Press photographer more, or anyone who refuses to take a In Tennessee, a new law requires employers Five other containers fell off the vehicle but did not the birthday of the Palestine largest city, a protest erupted in Max Nash said one army soldier drunken-driving test. Suspects will have 15 of 100 or more to grant four months unpaid After YouVe break open, Mark Stewart, a spokesman for the state Liberation Organization’s main front of the military headquarters used a rifle butt to strike a man in days to seek an administrative hearing 6iy_ maternity leave to full-time employees. Division of Emergency Management, said. guerrilla faction. where trials are under way for the legs. reinstating the license. However, an opinion by state Attorney There were no injuries, save for minor facial cuts The army, anticipating renewed some of the hundreds of Palestini­ An army spokesman called t(he Louis Rhodes, executive director of the General Mike Cody held that the law may be suffered by the truck’s driver, authorities said. The violence, shifted into high gear, but ans arrested in last month’s unrest. incident "a minor disturbance.” Arizona Civil Liberties Union, said the law unconstitutional since it only benefits women. driver, two police officers who responded to the 161 reservists announced their Reporters in Nablus said Arabs, Other demonstrations took place contradicts the traditional presumption of Among other new laws, in brief: Triinmed accident and passing motorists who stopped were refusal to serve in the occupied mostly relatives of youths on trial, in the Jebaliya refugee camp in innocent until proven guilty. North Carolina — A new “truth in being checked for radiation, police said. territories to protest the occupation began shouting at soldiers who Gaza and the Balata and Askar “It’s one more example of a bad law that’s advertising” law requires political action and the recent crackdown that arrived in a military jeep carrying camps near Nablus, the spokesman thrown at a terrible problem,” Rhodes said. committees to have names which describe Gorbachev: Hard work ahead killed 22 Palestinian protesters. four youths picked up after another said. Effective Wednesday, South Carolina per­ their cause. “What it’s trying to do is do away The new unrest came the day demonstration. mitted officers to request blood or urine tests with those many committees calling them­ MOSCOW — Mikhail S. Gorbachev told the nation before the 23rd annivershry of Some of the crowd advanced In Jebaliya, a hotbed of Palesti-, selves ’Citizens for Good Government’,” State Y our Treeppo from motorists charged with driving under Thursday h.e is certain 1988 will bring more progress in Yasser Arafat’s Al-Fatah group, toward the soldiers and threw nian nationalism, soldiers used tear Elections Director Alex Brock said. arms control, and that "immense and hard work” lies gas to disperse a crowd mourning the influence. the biggest of the eight guerrilla stones, reporters said. "We’d have a problem when we’d get a Washington — A new law on custody V--/- ahead in his ambitious drive for economic change. factions comprising the PLO. Troops chased some of the the death of a 17-year-old boy who disputes requires both parents to give courts a The Communist Party chief made the remarks in a died Wednesday of wounds suffered person who passed the Breathalyzer test but An Israeli officer was slightly protesters down the street and was in no condition to be released,” Lt. Larry plan of how they will provide for their traditional New Year’s Eve address to the Soviet injured by stone-throwing protes­ arrested one man. Journalists said in last month’s riots, a Palestinian children’s physical and emotional needs. The people broadcast on state-nm television. An advance reporter said. Mixon of the state Highway Patrol said. Under ters at the A1 Amari refugee camp they heard the sound oh rubber the old law. ”we couldn’t test him for drug la w also defines the child-rearing responsibili­ text was carried by the Tass news agency. near Ramallah in the West Bank, bullets being fired, but tne army The reporter said soldiers beat ties of each parent, provides direction for the The 54-year-old Soviet leader said that in world use.” an army spokesman said. denied using them. .( some of the mourners. He said five Eleven counties are participating in a test of future resolution of disputes between parents affairs, 1987 "has in a sense been a watershed, marking The Arab-run Palestine Press When the. arrested man was and assigns child support obligations in detail. the start of a historic process of abolishing nuclear were injured and taken to a nearby a new law in Oregon which permits judges to Service said soldiers used tear gas brought back to the compound, the clinic, but their injuries were not require convicted drunken drivers to use California — Has legalized alcohol sales in weapons.’ ’’ to disperse the protesters, who crowd rushed at the soldier holding serious. “interlock” devices on their cars as a nudist camps, required that pets riding in At the December summit, Gorbachev and President pickup truck beds be tethered or caged, and Reagan signed a treaty to liquidate medium- and condition J ot ,work-drivhig permits, .'^fhe devices jAevent a car «*m being started raised the maximum fine for littering to shorter-range nuclear missiles, marking the first time $ 1, 000. the superpowers agreed to ban an entire class of mmmm i unless a driver blows into nie mechanisrti and no alcohol is detected. Texas — Has imposed a 72-hour waiting nuclear arms. Louisiana and Illinois will begin requiring period between the issuance of a marriage tesU for AIDS before issuing marriage license and the wedding, although active-duty Valley blizzard strands motorists licenses, but neither state will ban weddings if military people are exempt. CROOKSTON, Minn. — A blizzard cut visibility to tests are positive. Alabama — Will require sports agents to near zero in northwestern Minnesota and eastern The Illinois law requires that both parties be register and will ban them from dealing with We Have It! college underclassmen. North Dakota, sending cars into ditches and stranding toid of the results and counseled on how to dozens of motorists for hours until National Guards­ ' VO reduce the spread of the disease. New Hampshire — Has a “whistleblower” men could rescue them Thursday. News, Sports, Features and MpDonald’s® Tool Other new laws in Illinois require public law barring retaliation against workers who “That area of the Red River valley is flat as a- school grades six through 12 to provide report unfair or unsafe conditions. pancake and there’s nothing to hold back the wind but a J>iv. instruction on the prevention of AIDS, and Idaho — Will permit banks or bank holding few barbed wire fences,” Bill Togstad of the National Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum permit health departmenU to notify past companies from any state to buy banks in Weather Service said of the storm, which began late of 13 weeks) and we'll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* sexual partners of someone infected with the Idaho. Nevada-^ Has banned “monster” trucks Wednesday and ended early Thursday. Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don't waiti deadly disease. Snowbound motorists were put up for the night in m Texas will impose a tax on data processing which 1iave more than 24 inches of clearance hotels, an armory, a priory and even a liquor store. services, as well as on repairs and remodeling above the road. On the North Dakota side of the valley, one motorist of non-residential property, in the last South Dakota — Will become the last of the and enjoyed all the trimmings at the holiday parties Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the installment of a $5.7 billion tax hike. Gasoline 50 states to begin enforcing a law requiring and get-togethers, there’s only one thing left to trim; slid into a ditch after apparently suffering a fatal heart children under 5 to wear seat belts or be attack, authorities said. No other injuries were Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 taxes went up on Sept. 1 and the state sales tax It’s your waistline! Call Diet Center today to find out reported in the storm,, although authorities said more was Increased from 5.25 percent to 6 percent protected by safety seats. - , ------, Montana — Is adding a “Heritage Day” than 100 vehicles were in ditches. on Oct. 1. how we can help you trim down and shape up. I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (lor a minimum of 13 I North Carolina’s corporate income tax is holiday after Thanksgiving. It’s the state’s Nuke accident report tuppreated weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s * Qlft Certificates. I going up from 6 percent to 7 percent, the first response to the campaign to observe the 113 Main Street increase in 45 years, but the state is also birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. LONDON — Former Prime Minister Harold New York — Is adding Pulaski Day, March Manchester Name______j repealing an unpopular inventory tax. Macmillan suppressed a report on Britain’s worst “We lost several retail distribution centers 4, to its calendar of commemorative days, in nuclear accident 30 years ago, fearing it would shake Address______I i to other states because of that tax,” said Bill honor of Revolutionary War hero Casimir 647-0469 public confidence in the industry, according to Rustin, lobbyist for the North Carolina Retail Pulaski. It will not be. a legal holiday, but is documents released Friday. Phone______{ believed to be the first state observance C enter Sandra Kasavage, One Par PumHy — Mew SeSeeMSefe Only (not good with any olhar eoupona or apeefafe) | Merchants Association. The uvi^l-loss profasionals. The report on the causes of a major fire at the Florida’s controversial 5 percent tax on honoring anyone of Polish ancestry. Counselor Windscale nuclear plant, which has been renamed Coupon book mailed upon receipt of payment lor a 13-weak tubacriptlon. j advertising and other services dies at the Effective Jan. 26, the state will reduce the Sellafield, stated the accident could have been much stroke of the new year, to be replaced Feb. 1 maximum volume per flush in urinals from worse. Cabinet minutes said. with an inem se in the state sales tax from 5 six quarts of water to four quarts. Macmillan thought the report would strengthen opponents of nuclear power and ordered a new report, they said. How safe are bonds from corporations? worker’s advice only if you can afford to Call provisions vary all over the lot, take on a “ credit risk” In addition to BUSINESS QUESTION: I am a from one bond Issue to anothw. widow with income of ’Typically, a call provision allows the normal market risk. approximately $1,300 per issuing company to repurchase the month. $200 of which I do QUESTION: We put $35,500 into a Investors’ bonds at a price higher than face value. small fund in January 1986 and not spend. I have been Many corporate bonds have “ call Merck tops in Brief watching corporate reinvested the monthly dividends. In A Guide protection,” meaning they can’t be 1987, when we discovered we were bonds, some of which called for redemption for a certain have yields of 10 percent actually losing money on this Invest­ William A. Doyle length of time - such as five or 10 years ment, we redeemed all our shares. admired list and higher. Do you agree — after their issue dates. Gosselin Joins Beech Hill that bonds issued by According to our figures, we lost ^ It’s always wise to check call approximately $3,700. Karen A. Gosselin of Glastonbury has been major corporations are provisions before buying any bond. in Fortune appointed community relations coordinator for Beech rock-solid? Can we recoup some of this by Hill Hospital’s Connecticut office. QUES’TION: A man at work claims to reporting the loss on our 1987 Income tax Based in the WatWns Centre at 935 Main St.. Gosselin ANSWER: That depends on the and it does not default, there’s little NEW YORK (AP) - Merck & doubt you will receive the bond’s stat«^ have made a great deal of money in return? Co., the giant pharmaceutical will provide outreach services for business, mental particular bond issue. Every bond issue annual interest and collect the bond s “ junk bonds” and advises me to put concern, has topped the list of health organizations, the by a major corporation is graded money into them. What do you advise? ANSWER: Yes. The difference be­ Fortune magazine's,most admired courts and human ser­ according to cr^ it worthiness by face value at maturity. tween the amount you received when Let’s hope you are aware that if you U.S. companies for the second vice agencies in Connec- “ rating services.” such as Standard & ANSWER: Junk bond is a nickname you redeemed and your “ basis” is a have to sell a bond before its maturity consecutive year. ticut and western Poor’s Corp.. Moody’s Investors Service — often unnecessarily harsh — given to capital loss, which you report on The Rahway, N.J.-based com­ Massachusetts. and Fitch Investors Service. date you might get more or less than its Schedule D, Form 1040. Your basis is the face value or the price you paid. Prices bonds with less than investment grade pany scored the highest overall She previously worked A triple-A rated bond is considered ratings. But just because a bond is rated $35,500 you Invested plus the dividends rating ever in the six years the in the public relations rock-solid. Bonds with slightly lower of “ outstanding” bonds — those already issued and traded in the marketplace Ba or BB doesn’t mean it’s ready for the you reinvested. survey has been conducted. The department at Pratt & ratings — down to Baa by Moody’s and scrap heap. results, which were released on Whitney. -Gosselin is a BBB by S&P and Fitch are counted as go up when interest rates fall and go You can use the capital loss to offset Wednesday, are in the Jan. 18 issue member of the national "investment grade.” meaning there’s down when interest rates rise. That’s a It stands to reason that there have any capital gains you realized last year. of Fortune that appears on new- and Connecticut chapters little doubt they will make their interest “ market risk” you can’t avoid. been more defaults in junk bonds-than in If you had no capital gains last year, you stands Monday. of the Association of payments and will be redeemed at face And be aware that, when you buy Investment grade bonds. Even so, there use $3,000 of that capital loss to offset Ranked second was the rubber Labor-Management Ad­ value when they mature. relatively small amounts of bonds, you has not been a flood of I junk bond ordinary income and carry the rest products company Rubbermaid ministrators and Consul­ Below that, be-very careful. There often pay a premium price over the defaults. ' forward as a capital loss for future Inc., based in Wooster, Ohio, up. tants on Alcoholism Inc. could be big risk of default in low-rated market price. On a “ total return” basis —^nteiMt years. from fifth place a year ago. bonds. Someone in your financial QUESTION: Are any corporate bonds plus change in m arke^alue - - jimk Third was Dow Jones & Co., the AP photo AT&T lowers position should shy away from such risk. bonds actually out-pwormed invest­ New York-based publisher of The Before buying, check a bond’s rating “callable?” ment grade bonds until OctoJierrThen Wall Street Journal and other Cashier Marty Moore dispenses the new version of S&H interstate rates with a broker or in the financial manuals came the marketcrash. snpe then, junk William A. Doyle, a syndicated financial publications, up from you’ll find in many public libraries. ANSWER: Virtually all are. When a columnist, welcomes written questions, Green Stamps, now calied Green Seals, as the Gran WASHINGTON - company issues bonds, the indenture bond prices have taken a pounding. ninth a year ago. Naturally, high-rated bonds pay less Investors are concerned that there but he can provide answers only through Centrai supermarket in Stratford Wednesday. American Telephone & spelling'out the bonds’ details usually Procter & Gamble Co., the interest than low-rated bonds. Also, the could be many more junk bond defaults, the column. Write to Doyle in care of the consumer products giant based in Telegraph Co. said longer a bond’s maturity, the higher its includes a “ call provision.” giving the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591,, Thursday it will lower its Karen Gosselin company the right to buy the bonds back if the economy hits recessionary skids. Cincinnati, ranked fourth, up from interest. V So be cautious. Follow your co­ Manchester 06040. 18th a year ago,.and Liz Claiborne interstate long-distance Assuming you buy a high-rated bond before their maturity date. Inc., the clothing maker, finished S&H trading stamps rates hy $772 million, or 3.5 percent, to reflect lower fifth, down from second a year ago. charges it pays for^ connections to the local phone Next were Minnesota Mining & network. RISE Maiiufacturing Co., the scientific back as Green Seals The change takes effect Friday. and photographic equipment com­ AT&T’s average residential customer who pays pany based in St. Paul, Minn.; HARTFORD (AP) — ’The lick- ’The new seals are being offered about $9 monthly in interstate long-distance calls will TO Philip Morris Companies Inc., the and-stick SftH Green Stamps that on a test basis at two of the save about 21 cents, or 2.4 percent, the company said.. MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUSTOMERS ONLY tobacco, food and^beverage com­ faded substantially in the 1970s are GranCentral Supermarket stores in Daytime rates will he cut the most — 6.4 percent. pany based New York; and J.P. reappearing in Connecticut in a Watertown and Stratford. Evening rates will drop 1.9 percent and late-night and NEW Morgan & Co., the New York-based new peel-and-seal form. The Green Seals are equal to 50 weekend rates will go down 0.6 percent. In Order To Properly Serve Our Most commercial banker. -. The Sperry and Hutchinson Co., Green Stamps with one seal given Tied for ninth place were newco­ which has operated a trading stamp for every $5 purchase. The seals Valued Asset, Our Customers, mers t9 the Top 10; RJR Nabisco promotion since 1896, is making an have a peel-and-stick backing and Moriarty named vice president HEKHTSI Inc., the tobacco and foods com­ effort to expand in Connecticut with can be i^eem ed by selecting items pany based in Winston-Salem, N.C., its new Green Seals, Lee Tarin. from catalogues. Thomas F. Moriarty Jr. has been promoted to vice IN The Main Office, Spencer Street and Heartland Plaza and Wal-Mart Stores Inc., a retailer regional sales manager for the Richard Mencel, manager of the president of the Personal Trust Administration based in Bentonville, Ark. company, said Wednesday. Stratford store, said the chain may Department at Connecticut National Bank. International Business Machines For year, the stamps were expand the program to its 11 other Moriarty joined the bank’s Estate Tax Department Branches W ill Be Open For Holiday Banking Corp., the computer giant from popular as giveaways by mer­ stores in Connecticut if the seals in 1959 and was promoted to trust administrator in 1%8 Armonk, N.Y., which ranked as the chants who would give customers prove popular. and trust officer in 1973. most adiiiired company in each of one with each purchase of 10 cents As for customers, he said, He is a 1958 graduate of As Follows: ____ the first four Fortune surveys, or more. People patiently pasted “ they’re happy to get them because Providence College, and ” OVER HERE slipped out of the Top 10 listing for the stamps were in books that could we’re stressing that it’s a company- a 1966 graduate of the the first time, falling to 32nd place redeemed for gifts at redemp- paid bonus.” Prices won’t go up University of Connecti­ OVER THERE” from the seventh spot last year. tion centers throughout because of the Green Seai benefit, cut School of Law. HOLIDAY BANKING The least admired company of Connecticut. he said. Moriarty lives in Man­ the 306 in the survey was Financial “ When the energy crunch came Tarin said trading stamps have chester with his wife, Corp. of America, based in Irvine. in 1973, we lost all of oirr service largely disappeared, and S&H is the Anna, and their three Friday, January 1 CLOSED (Legal Holiday) 24 HOUR Calif., and operator of the nation’s station business because there was only nationwide program left. children. largest savings and loan. FCA has no pr^uct to promote.” Tarin said But now. he said: “ There’s a new Saturday, January 2 9:00 am to 12:00 noon taken heavy loan-loss provisions in in a telephone interview from his market because of the seals. Lydall honors BANKING recent years. Eidison, N.J., office. Business people are looking for In Addition to Banker’ s Hours — Customer’s Hours! The rankings are based on 3,480 The Green Stamps also vanished promotions. In addition, it’s a 18 employees from many supermarkets as their reward for shopping at that particu­ replies to a survey of more than Lydall Inc. of Manches­ owners, mostly chains,' opted to lar establishment and everyone is 8,000 top executives, outside direc­ ter honored 18 employees YANKEE 24 tors and financial analysts. Ninety honor manufacturers’ cents-off rewarded, not just a few, in direct proportion to the way they spend. earlier this month for percent of the returns were in hand coupons. between five and 35 years Season’ s Greetings and CIRRUS Tarin said, however, that some From lick and stick, to peel and before the Oct. 19 stock crash, but of service. HAPPY food store accounts in the Hartford seal, Tarin said the next direction n Fortune said the final 10 percent Lydall Chairman Mil­ area have kept the Green Stamp S&H is taking might be described as showed no effects from the lard H. Pryor Jr. pres­ Over 800 5 program going for 30 years. “ quick and slick.” Good Wishes To All Our Friends market’s collapse. ented awards to: Mau­ NEW • Locations in CT rice Elliot of Mansfield Thomas Moriarty for 35 years of service; Jan Guzewicz, Mike Mission and Frank Zajak, all of Orders to factories rise slightly Manchester for 30 years of service; Leslie “ Red” YEAR consumers have been so shaken by Brooks of Coventry for 24 years of service; Millard H. WASHINGTON (AP) - Orders to sharp 1.3 percent increase in the 508-point plunge in the stock Pryor Jr. of West Hartford, David Clark Jr. of anchester State Bank U.S. factories for manufactured October. The lackluster showing in No­ market that they will reduce Simsbury, Nancy A. Snow of Vernon and William N goods edged up a tiny 0.1 percent in spen^ng, especially for big-ticket Raymond Jr. of Stafford Springs for 15 years o f Your Hometown Bank*' Equal Housing Lend November, the poorest showing in vember was likely to raise concerns All Deposits Insured by FDIC among economists about whether items such as cars and appliances, service; Barbara Siegel, John Sanford and Betty Loso three months, the government forcing businesses to reduce pro­ of Manchester, Mona Estey of Ellington and Danny reported Thursday. businesses have' begun to cut back duction plans. Postemski of Coventry for 10 years of service; Cathy The Commerce Department said on orders because of fears growing out of the Oct. 19 record drop in the However, other economists Cuneo and Richard Davis of Manchester, Mary <3^ that orders for both durable and Prickett of East Hartford and Billy Franks Jr. of South stock market. argue that manufacturing will non-durable goods climbed to remain strong in the coming year. Windsor for five years of service. $209.66 billion in November after a Some economists believe that Hatred boils in a valley in the Mideast

OPINION center. He has become an agitating As a result, the Syrians have blocked WASHINGTON - force sweeping across Shiite villages, the free flow of terrorists and supplies Even as this is written, the amplified voice of their frustra­ in and out of Uie Bekaa Valley. Syrian 2-» Fo«r v»oe.-n* Vr»F.tEtCG*-*r>*~— revolutionary zealots tions and yearnings, the symbol of authorities are now applying quiet Potomac Potpourri are plotting acts of shames avenged and foreigners pressure on the terrorists to release terrorism against Jack defied. the hostages, particularly Waite, Americans. They have whose seizure has outraged the been enlisted in an Aaderaoii His trained tert’orists operate under civilized world. Fewer Hill freebies underground war various names to confuse their But the fate of the hostages is in the There was plenty of holiday spirit on Capitol Hill against the United adversaries and accommodate rival hands of Ayatollah Khomeini, who has before Christinas, but for the first time in years, States by Iran’s Ayatol­ clans. In Lebanon, the motley terror­ revealed a bellicose hunger for gift-giving slacked off drastically. lah Khomeini. He has ist bands are governed by a secret kindling the Mideast tinderbox, for In years past, hill foyers were overflowing with ordered his terrorist body called Council of Lebanon, made promoting thelstic, revolutionary, legions to strike back at up of Shiite mullahs, revolutionary anti-Western agitation, and for elimi­ foodstuffs, liquors, fancy baubles and trinkets — all guards and terrorist chiefs. The gifts from corporations, colleagues and friends to the “Great Satan,” as he describes disillusioned. But overnight these nating American Influence. The hope America, for sending a naval force nobodies have become somebodies; operational orders, like commands in Washington Is that the ayatollah, members of Congress and their staffs. they have been transformed into from on high, come from Iran. But this past Christmas was another story. into the Persian Gulf. given the laws of geriatrics, cannot This message was addressed to us "soldiers of God,” driven at once by The dominant terrorist group is last much longer. But as in the Greek Corporate budget cuts, increased concern about and delivered to our associate Bar­ idealism and hatred. Hezbollah, the “Party of God.” From legend, from the teeth of the slain appearances of propriety and the frenzied rush to bara Newman by Hussein Musawi, Most have been indoctrinated and former terrorists who lost their dragon there will likely spring up new adjourn all contributed to a decline in inter-office the terrorist operations chief in the trained at nine terrorist camps in enthusiasm for suicide missions, enemies shaped in Khomeini’s image. and business giving on the hill. terrorist stronghold of Baalbek. Le­ Iran. But Lebanese terrorists are Newman learned that Hezbollah’s Spokesmen from various companies — security chief, Imad Mughnyah, has banon. Two newsmen have already trained in Baalbek at a former Mlnl-editorial well-known for their generous Christmas gifts in been grabbed by terrorists in Le­ Lebanese army post, called the custody of most foreign hostages. years gone by — said 1987’s financial crunch took a banon. Yet Newman, traveling with a Sheikh Ahdullah barracks, which They are held in basement cells in the Isn’t it baffling that the surgeon bite out of holiday giving. trigger-ready escort of bodyguards occupies a hillside above the town and Sheikh Abdullah barracks. general, in his pitched battle to save But that’s not to say things were tight all over the arranged by a Lebanese warlord, casts an intimidating shadow across One exception is Anglican envoy the country from lung cancer, has no hill. receecently visited Baalbek itself. the valley. They are trained by Terry Waite, who flew to Lebanon on a policy on some of the most noxious Sen. Pete Wilson. R-Calif., sent about 1,200 ' e has kept in touch with the Ayatollah Khomeini’s revolutionary mercy mission to negotiate the things in the smoker’s bag of tricks; hostages’ release and is now himself a cigars and pipe tobacco? Those baskets filled with California produce — walnuts, J/I W' fO U R warlord, Ellie Hobeika. whose own guards, who were sent there from wine, avocados, cheese and chocolate — to his headquarters is located in Lebanon’s Iran. prize hostage. He’s reportedly still products carry no health warnings colleagues and others around Washington. 1H£ PRANCH^S 0? 60YERNM£liT forbidden Bekaa Valley, not far from The scuffy, raw recruits go through alive, though in poor health, under and they can be freely advertised on Rep. Mary Rose Dakar, D-Ohio, sent Ohio Baalbek. The message from the intensive training.' They are taught close guard in the Shiite section.of radio and TV. We asked a spokesman puritanical Islam, inculcated with a Beirut. Newman was told he’ll be for the national doc why that was so. chocolates to her colleagues, and Sen. Alfonse terrorist stronghold has been con­ "Probably because it just hasn’t come D’Amato, R-N. Y., treated senators to bottles of firmed by intelligence sources. They fierce hatred of things foreign and among the last to be released, because agree that Khomeini’s terrorists are instructed in the grim arts of the terrorists are angry at Britain. up,” he said. Then he speculated that New York wine. Sen. Ted Kennedy. D-Mass., Apparently they also believe their cigars and pipes don’t trouble the spread the Christmas spirit with Massachusetts T°NlGHT, ALL oVER preparing to strike against U.S. assassination, sabotage, hijacking targets in the Mideast. Europe and and hostage-taking. Even more omi­ own propaganda: that he’s a CIA spy. public conscience because their sales cranberry wreaths. TKE Co(JNTr)(,VuPPiES Meanwhile, the Syrians have be­ have been dropping off anyway and The North Carolina congressional delegation, in perhaps America itself. nous is a suicide course; the gradu­ V/H“ bST EVERVTHIH5 The implacable ayatollah has rec­ ates are sworn to die for the ayatollah. come apprehensive about the emer­ because they are unlikely to appeal to conjunction with the state agriculture department, children. We didn’t realize those IN THE CRASH Will Berry's World ruited an invisible army of terrorists Khomeini has a mystic, menancing gence of an Islamic puppet state. loyal sent a plump frozen duck and a crate of yams to appeal that incites a worshipful to Khomeini, in the middle of Syria’s surgeon general’s warnings about each'House office. 6oTo BED VliTHoUT from squalid, restivtf Shiite villages across the Moslem world. They were hysteria among the Shiite masses, sphere of influence. This has severely cigarettes and cancer were directed And speaking of North Carolinians, the state Their charpon,'W. however remote from his own power strained the Iranian-Syrian alliance. at kiddies. Electric Cooperative Association spread its cheer the deprived, the dispossessed, the by passing out neckties to members of its THE delegation and baseballs to staffers. "Have a ball over the holidays," was suggested in the iFiiiiir @1^ accompanying message. AWARD In the Senate, gifts from so-called prohibited Hart! The media devils sing sources — lobbyists or anyone connected to a political action committee (PAC) — cannot total Marbella. the Age of Enlightenment group of 10-year-olds let loose in a more than $100 during the year. Gifts under $35, By Chuck Stone ennobled civilization with great candy factory. however, are exempt from the limit rule. Others thinkers such as Newton, Voltaire and Gary Hart condemns that chan­ may give gifts, but Senators must disclose the Only a Dickensian excerpt could MEA Hobbes. Today, the Age of Lite titilates geover but shrewdly exploits it to his present. sum up 1987, an unbelievable year of us with cult-worshipped vacuums like advantage. “Let the people decide,” In the House, people with direct interests in Jim and Tammy Bakker, Robert H. Vanna White. Max Headroom and Leo he declared. Translation; My prime­ legislation are prohibited from giving gifts worth Bork. Douglas Ginsburg, Joseph Buscaglia. “When was the last time time coverage will beat your political more than $100 a year. Gifts under $50, however, It 5 going to be lough to pick the winner Biden. Michael Dukakis, the Reagan- you saw lite spelled right?” pondered organization any day of the week. aren’t included in the total and gifts under $35 this year ' Gorbachev INF treaty and Gary Hart. Marbella. Some utterances of the articulate needn’t be reported. Others with no direct interest Parts I and II: globalist also sound like one of It was the age of wisdom, it was the If Americans are being wooed by a funny-man Flip Wilson’s legendary in legislation may give gifts of value, but they must cornucopia of lowest-common- be disclosed by the member. age of foolishness, it was the epoch of lines; “The devil made me do it.’’Hart can W tt?LP THIS CAHClDAfe T« W H HIS I9g9 CA«BII6N? belief, it was the epoch of incredulity. denominator presidential candidates, still believes the media — and not his But only Gary Hart has stretched Marbella’s sparkling analysis sug­ torrid trousers — caused his downfall. VCRusslans incredulity into an obscenity. I wasn’t gests that only our empty-headedness Worse, many intelligent Americans While Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev and his shocked somuchbyhisfakingusoutas is to blame. Yet we are as much the share his Rasputin vision of the media. wife, Raisa, were in Washington for the Arms I was irritated at his fouling up my victims as we are the perpetrators. Several analyses ^concede that his Lc m p a is n Control Summit, they "worked off adrenalin,” says PJ column schedule. In Kennedy’s eloquent speech, he self-ordained resurrection has been Rep. Bob Doman, R-Calif., by "staying up late” t r a il I had planned a column on four seemed to be agonizing over which is boosted by "public hostility to the and watching “Top Gun” and “Platoon.” reasons why the presidential cam­ which. He deplored the ‘grinding media,” the "apparent disdain for the The movies were provided to the Soviets by the paign has bored and turned off the cattle show” the presidential process press,” and the fact that “the press is U.S. Information Agency. electorate: (1) the candidates’ homo­ has become, as well as the "journalis­ too busy picking on other candidates. ” "I understand (the Gorbachevs) did not like the genized dullness. (2) television’s tic lens increasingly honed to the Hart got what he deserved when his ending of ‘Top Gun,'” says Doman. "But they did trivialization of the campaign, (3) the prism of People magazine.” the "false dalliance with Donna Rice was press’s pitiless trashing of the candi­ objectivity” of polls, and “adangerous exposed. But at the same time, 5 like the ending of ‘Platoon,’ when Americans are dates, (4) the spirit of the “Age of dependence on one-liners, since journalism is being infected by a virus shooting each other and going crazy.” Lite,” which has victimized us all. snappy turns of phrase — not of holier-than-thou scuttlebutt sca­ Doman, who’s seen both films, says he likes to Reasons 2 and 3 — television’s substantive policy positions — are vengers who justify their KGB watch every movie the Russians do. "That way, I trivialization of the campaign and the what capture the nightly news 30- neuroses with an apologia anchored in always know what’s on their mind.” press’s trashing of the candidates — second ‘sound bite.’” the sanctuary of the First Amend­ were inspired by a little-noticed How true. But bottom-line responsi­ ment. Neither they nor Hart add speech at Harvard by Sen. Edward M. bility for this “Reaganization of the dignity to the political process. Kennedy during ceremonies honoring public dialogue’ ’ belongs to the people. For Hart’s supporters, a favorite iflaiirlirBtrrI Hrrali'i him for 25 years in the Senate. Their mouth-gaping fascination with anthem will continue to complain, Founded In 1881 And reason four was sparked by a images on the screen has nurtured the "Hart! The Media Devils Sing.” '■me PIRST thoughtful featureby Jean Marbella in change from democracy to video- PENNY M SIEEFERT...... Publisher SOCIAL VIR6IN OEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... Editor the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel. cracy. They’ve embraced that chan­ Ginck Stone Is a syndiated colnm- DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executive Editor •owNxreOfOR According to impishly sagacious geover with all of the enthusiasm of a nlst. MARIE P G R A D Y ...... CityEditor p*esiceHT' ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor Thoughts Work of Christmas begins Church Bunetin Board Religious Services

On Monday evening. Dec. 7,1 was teaching a class of Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South Unitod Mothodist Church, 1226 adults, most of whom were preparing to convert to after iast basket deiivered AMembIlej of God Holllger. Sunday worship: holyeucho- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Church of Christ rlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9 ;« Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. (Jood, Rev. Judaism. My topic was to be Sabbath observance. But <>' Calvary diurcli (Aisemblles of God), Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Thlbeou, Betty Blevins, Jackie Abele, a.m .; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m .; Laov this night was different; I could not begin without Editor’s note: This column is The following events are planned this week at Church 400 Buckland Rood, Soutti Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule; 9and 10:45 a.m., worship service; expressing a few thoughts about the previous day’s Jackie Whitcomb, Cheryl Taggart, Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; 9 o.m., church school. Nursery for prepared by the staff of the Nancy Stearns, Darlene Norton, Ted of Christ: a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ experience in Washington. D.C., where I had attended Sunday — 9 a.m.. Bible classes; 10 a m., worship evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. preschoolers. (647-9141) Manchester Area Conference of M A C C New s Bous, Donna TerlanI, Jaonne Ter- ship, child-core and nursery; 7:00 p.m., 643-9203. a rally to focus attention on the plight of Soviet Jews. rognoz Jeonn# Fronzo# Stephanie with sermon, “ Life's Ultimate Aim; ” 6 p.m., worship evening service of praise and Bible Churches. One of the most difficult concepts I have found to Smith, Rosemary Smith, Elsie Wray, with sermon. “ Handling the Gospel Aright; "7; 30 p.m., preaching. (644-1102) St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Pork Mormon Caral Plourde, Leono Lowry, Marty and Church streets, Manchester. An­ transmit to non-Jews about Judaism is the notion of Hebert, Kerri Sutkaltls, Shelly Dleterle, youth devotion and pizza party. The Church ef Josus Christ ef Latter- By Nancy Carr did MMS students bring in thou­ drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, “ peoplehood.” The connectedness one Jew feels for Stacy Kelley, Angle Foster, Ahellsso Monday — 7:30 p.m.. marriage enrichment video Baptist assistant rector. Worship: 7:30o.m. and day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Executive Director sands of cans of non-perishable food Smith, Pete OIMore, M lkeCunnlngham, ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m ., another Is remarkable. I can think of no better series. Manchester Bible study group. Community Baptist Church, 585 E. 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 a.m .; -- they also raised $791.87 for Poul Melton, Katherine Chadburn, bobv-sIMIng, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy sacrament meeting; 10:50a.m., Sunday demonstration of that than the Soviet rally that Clifton Wright, Jennifer Cion,and Illing Tuesday — 7 p.m., marriage enrichment video Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. school ond primary; ll;40a.m., priest­ “ The Work of Christmas: When Seasonal Sharing. Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 o.m., eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. Sunday. Jews were there from all 50 states, some Junior High students who come In to series. East Windsor Bible study group: 7:30 p.m.. (649-4583) hood ond relief society. (643-4003 or the song of the angels is stilled, a The 1987 CHiristmas Sparkler help sort. Boy Scout Troop #27 moved worship service; 9:15 o.m ., church 228-3715) having traveled days to arrive, to stand-out in the East Hartford Bible study group. school. Nursery core provided. (643- when the star in the sky is gone, Award goes to Illing Junior High. toys from St. Mary's Parish House Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Bible classes, adult. Ethics and 0537) Gospel December cold, on behalf of people who they had never when the kings and princes are Not only did the studentscarry out a basement te Porlsh Hell. Leaders: met and who lived some four thousand miles away. Charlie Rose, Eileen Christensen, boys: Morality and Living in Two Worlds; teens. Young Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Church of the Living God, an evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic home, when the shepherds are back great food collection at Thanksgiv­ Tim Christensen, Eric Christensen, Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, ical, full-gospel church, Robertson Why did they care so much? The answer cannot be People and Their Lord video. pastor. 9;M a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 St. John the Baptist Polish Notional with their flock, the work of ing. but the Christmas food and Shown Donahue, Joey Berube, Tony School, North School Street, Monches- explained in cognitive, rational terms. I could tell you Cook. o. m., worship service; 7 p.m., eveningter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pbstor. Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Man­ CIhrlstmas begins: To find the lost, children’s clothing scavenger hunt service. (646-5316) chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, that we are commanded in the Torah not to permit Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. to heal the broken, to feed the sponsored by the 9th grade, brought Our Concordia Christmas team who First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Nursery and Sunday school: pastor. Sundov mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, oppression, or that the Talmud demands. “ Every Jew sort and pack all the food baskets for the Rood, Manchester. 9:30 o.m., Sundov 8 a.m. (643-5906) hungry, to release the prisoner, to in two rooms filled with food and MACC non-adopted families; Martho Emanuel Lutheran Church Manchester Christian Fellowship, ^ is responsible, one for the other,” but that doesn’t school; 11o.m.,worshlpservlce; 7 p.m., E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ rebuild the nations, to bring peace clothing. The 8th grade team at Relchenbach, Mildred Scott, Louise evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week explain why the advise is observed. Heller, Bertha DIetrIchsen, Grace The following events are scheduled for the coming vert,pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ among brothers.” Illing adopted the Emergency service. Nursery ot oil serylces. (649- day Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock Nazarene The reason is buried deep within a Jewish week at Emanuel Lutheran Church: 7509) coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., tirst Soturday ot I keep this poem, written by the Shelter to receive personal care Our iocal firemen. Local 1579, with First Baptist Chapel ef the Deaf, 240 Church ot the Nazarene, 236 Main St., consciousness that is formed in a Jewish home that suchstrongarmsandwarmhearts: Bob Sunday — 8:30 a.m.. worship and communion; 9:45 the month. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior great black preacher. Rev. Dr. items. The 7th grade Illing team Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rey. K. Full Gospel Interdenominational observes the traditions and rituals of its people. As we Martin and son Paul, John Bleback, a.m., Sunday church school and nursery: 10a.m.. adult Kreutier, pastor. (643-7543) pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Howard Thurman, on my desk as a r a i ^ money for the Pantry, Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sundoy school; sit down to the Seder meal on Passover, we are Andy Dappollonlo, Art Kapitke, Ri­ forum; 11 a m., worship; children’s chapel; nursery Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., reminder that when the last basket ^ Ir^ h erd ’s Place soup kitchen and chard Klein, Bob Lovett, Vincent Onter St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church conscious not only of the fact that we are to remember and baptism. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 and nursery; 6 p.m., evening prolse is delivered and the ribbons anjk’' Samaritan Shelter. OrlowskI, Robert Turner. Eddy, pastor. 10o.m.,Sundavschool; 11 o. m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 that our people were slaves to Pharoah in Egypt and Frank Moloney and Martin Kelde- Monday — 10 a m.. CCC; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, papers cleared away, the work^f While shopping at Heartland with p. m., special Bible studies; Wednesday 7 p.m,, Wednesday. (646-8599) that with a strong arm the Lord took us out of there. We rllng who also helped with deliveries. p.m., church council. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 at 7:30 p.m ., worship service. Prayer (Christmas is not over. / the funds they collected, the man­ The donors and staff of Manchester Tuesday— 10 am ..Old Guard: mothers’ morning: 4 p. m. (643-9359) line, 646-8731, 24 hours. are conscious of the fact, as well, that we are connected May I share it with you, along ager at Heartland was so im­ Memorial Hospital who collected al­ Gospel Holl, Center Street, Monches- to our people both vertically and horizontally. On the most 5,0W cans and boxes of food p.m.. staff. Pentecostai with heartfelt thanks and wishes for pressed with what they had done, he Christian Science ter, 10 o.rh., breaking breod; 11:45a.m,, one hand, my ancestors In Russia, and before that Including badly needed boxes of for­ Wednesday — 6 to 9 p.m., CRC: 6:30 p.m.. Emanuel Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. United Pentecostal Church, 187 a most happy New Year from all gave them an additional 16 turkeys mula and $615 In cosh. Joe Arnone First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 perhaps in England, and before that maybe in Turkey, Qioir potluck: 7 p.m . confirmation. Woodbrldge St., Monchester. Rev. your MACC family. free. After all their purchases, they coordinated the effort with flyers and N. Moln St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m., Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ notices throughout the hospital. Special Thursday — 10 a m., prayer group: 7 p.m.. Belle church serylce, Sunday school, ond Jehovah’s Witnesses and before that in Palestine, have sat down to Seder May all the love and caring and had $97.38 left to donate to Seasonal day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 meals and said essentially the same words and thanks to Dr. Michael PassorrettI who care tor small children. (649-1446) p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ Sharing. headed up the pppeal to locol physi­ Choir: basketball practice. Reoding Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland sharing embodied in the countless Saturday — 6 p.m.. basketball, Emanuel vs. South Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, performed the same rituals. They all did it. for some acts of kindness and generosity To top It all off. the Christmas cians. Great lob — and delivered to the chester. (649-8902) p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's hundred generations, because they were their door by Joe DeLorge. Methodist: 8 p.m.. A.A. o. m., service meeting; Wednesday,prayer; 7:15 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. offered during these past weeks dance sponsored by the Student John Moffat for his patience and very p. m., congregation book study; Sun­ (649-9848) ancestors as well who suffered in Egypt and were not bind us in a community of good will Council (Betty Lou Nordeen, advi­ large turkey and Mrs. Vagllco who Is Church of Christ kind enough to hold another large day, 9:30 a.m ., public talk; 10:20 a m., forgotten. and fellowship. And as we bring a sor) raised $500 for the Toys for Joy Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon WatchtowOr study. (646-1490) On the horizontal plane, as I sit down to Seder, so do turkey In her freezer for emergency Presbyterian New Year, may we each and disbursement — a truly memorable deliveries. Trinity Covenant Church streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Jews in Sweden, and Secaucus. Siberia, and Safed. We pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ everyone continue “ the work of achievement by Illing students. Peg LaLlberty of the Prott and The following events are scheduled at Trinity Jewish — Conservative Coventry Presbyterian Church, may speak different languages on the street and in our Whitney Aircraft Club (Dennis Mullen, gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ Christmas.” Youngsters at Verplanck Ele­ manager) who brought us several Covenant Church for the coming week: a.m ., Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, homes, but when we express our Jewishness, when we mentary School also had a banner p.m., - worship. Wednesday, p.m., Temple Beth Shalom, 400 E. Middle boxes of treats for the children. Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m.. morning worship services; Bible study. Nursery pravided for all Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sunday speak of our past and when we speak with our God, we CHRISTMAS SPARKLERS - A year collection. The 6th grade John Morhordt who came to our Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ speak the same language, the very same language rescue with a good as new T V far the 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible school; 10:15 a.m.. coffee and serylces. (646-2903) Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prover special salute to our absolutely (advisor Frank Rizza) sponsored a Emergency Shelter, lust as our old one fellowship: 7:30 p.m.. Bible study. ces; 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 meeting. (742-7222) spoken by our ancestors as well. We all care deeply amazing youngsters — the entire food drive chaired by (Jil Wester- gave out. Monday — 7 p.m., basketball practice. Congregationai a.m. Saturday. Coll synagogue for Presbyterian Church et Manchester, about one another because we share so much; student body. (500 students) at man. Students brought in 988 items Friday service time. (643-9563) 43 Spruce St., Monchester. Rev. Ri­ historical experience, language, values, hopes for the Tuesday — 6 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast at La Bolton Congregational Church, 228 chard Gray, pastor. 10;Mo.m., worship Howell Cheney Technical School of Bon-perishable food, the “ best Strada Restaurant; 5:30 p.m.. chairmen’s supper. Bolton Center Road, ot the Green, service, nursery; 9:15 a.m ., Sunday future. collection ever.” Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ participated in a competition be­ Wednesday — 6:30 a.m.. women’s prayer breakfast Jewish — Reform school; 7 p.m., Intormal worship. And there I was on that Monday night trying to We’re still trying to catch up with THE ter. 10 a.mr, worship «ervlce, nursery, (643-0906) tween shops to raise food between at La Strada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m.. Pioneer Club; 7 church school; 11 o.m., fellowship; Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. explain this to men and women considering becoming a December 9 and December 18, the good folks at Nathan Hale and BIBIE p.m., senior high youth group; choir practice; men’s 11:15 o.m ,, forum program. (649-7077 Extension, South Windsor, Steven Cha- part of that people. The question in my mind was: Will Under the direction of the student Bolton Center schools, not quite affice or 647-8878 parsonage. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic this excite them, as it does me, or, more likely, will it and women’s seminars. Center Congregational Church, 11 Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. council (Don Brown, advisor), the sure who or how but certainly know SPEAKS Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class; 6:15 p.m.. Center St., Manchester. Rey. Newell H. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Church ef fhe Atsumpflen, Adams overwhelm them? students brought in 6,988 items of WHAT. Nathan Hale brought in 21 by Curtis Jr„ senior pastor; Rey. John R. Agape. Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. food, an all-time record. The Senior large cartons of Christmas food and Eugcna Brawar ' Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rey. Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Rabbi Richard Plavin Friday — 6:30 p.m., Friendship Dinner, by invitation Robert J. Bills, minister ot visitotlons; Joseph Porel, assistant pastor. Satur­ Environmental Shop (Teacher, Bolton Center brought in 20 boxes. only; 7 p.m.. junior high youth group. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), day mass at 5 o.m .; Sunday masses at Temple Beth Sholom, Manchester John Filipczak) won the competi­ A wonderful effort. Saturday — 8:30 a m. to 3:30 p.m., devotional tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; 40 Pitkin St., Monchester. Rev. Dr. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. church school, 10 o.m. (647-9941) KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ (643-2195) tion with 3,000 items. g You may have already seen the retreat: 7p.m., basketball game at Illing Junior High. First Congregational Church ef An­ nold T . Wangerln, assistant pastor. St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. The 38 students in this shop picture of Buckley students who did In tha lu t quartar-contury a dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Schedule: 8a.m.,holy communion; 9:15 Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. brought in an amazing 2,000 items a most loving outreach to three •orloa of Judicial doclalona baaad Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 o.m., a,m ., church school, odult education, Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Soturdov About Toivn in one day. Congratulations, Che­ families they adopted for Christ­ upon Intarpratatlona of the flrat South United Methodist worship; 9:30 a.m ., church school. confirmation forum; 10:30 a.m. holy mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, amandmant that ara dublouaat baat Nursery care proyided. (742-7696) communion. Nursery care all hours. 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) mas giving. ney Tech for your best year food hava changad, partiapa foravar, tha Here are the events which are planned for the coming First Congregational Church of Cov­ (649-5311) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St.. drive. entry, 1171 Moln St„ Coventry. Rey. Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo ond Blood drive planned CHRISTMAS ANGELS: church-atata acana In tha U.8. Aftar week at South United Methodist Church: Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ St., Manchester,, Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. • The student council at East mora than 150 yaara of an aaay- ship; 9:30 o.m ., church school In Church son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson,pastor Betty SadloskI, wtio broupbt In six Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Saturday mass 5 p.m .; Sunday masses Connecticut Valley East Branch, American Red Catholic spearheaded an “ adopt a golng truca. In which tha Judao- holy communion service. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson Lane House. Nursery care provided. emeritus. Schedule: 8:30a.m., worship at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m ., and brand new beautiful chlldrep's winter (742-8487) with holdv communion on first, third noon. (643-2403) Cross, will sponsor a blood drive in the new mobile unit family program” for 16 families. lockets, plus warm wool sweaters, Chrlatlan athic haavily Influancad preaching, “ Above Every Name,” Second Congregational Church, 385 and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a,m,, Sunday St. James Church, 896 Main St., in the Heartland Market parking lot on Tolland East students went all out in leans and games. Betty uses her public Ufa, why thia ahift In think­ Monday — 10 a m., A.A.; 7:30 p.m., annual meeting. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. church school; 11 o.m,, worship with Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, providing Christmas dinner, one financial expertise to do some extra Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship holy communion on the second and ’Turnpike, on Tuesday, Jan. 12, from. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. wise Christmas shopping for needy ing? ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards study Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, specially packed in a sturdy service, Sunday school, and nursery for fourth Sundovs, (643-1193) Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday youngsters. Alarm at afforta by rallgloua adu- group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47. children; 6;30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Latvian Lutheran Church ot Man­ laundry basket, a week's supply of A young couple who brought In a blue mosses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday catora to "raid” tha public traaaury Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Cocaine Anonymous. (649-2863) chester, 21 (Sarden St., Manchester. . masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., Nursery school holds signups food and gifts for every member of and white dinosaur (so large that a Second Congregational Church of (643-2051) noon, and 5 p,m. (643-4129) toddler could ride on Its back) that they waa a dafinita factor. Another waa a Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, St. Mary Church, 1600 Moln St., BOLTON — The Children’s Cooperative Nursery the family. Students also handled had received as o bonus when they riaing tida of humanlam in Intal- try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Route 31 and North River Road, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and School, St, Maurice Parish Center, Hebron Road, delivery — with a smile. Student bought 0 cor. K mart donated tive boxes of toys lactual circlaa that aought to over­ lar schedule; 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Coventry. William Douthwolte, pastor. Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Bolton, will hold preregistration lor the 1988-89 school council officers are President Center Congregational Church DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m., Schedule; 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., (cars, stuffed animals, paints, lack-ln- throw tha raligioualy Induced church school, nursery to Grade8, adult a.m ., Sunday school, first and thrd Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m .; year on Monday, Jan. 11 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. For more Karen Berzenski. Vice-President the-boxes). morality. LagltlmiMo concarna ware discussion; 11 a.m ., coffee and fellow­ Sundays. (742-7548) confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Moira Buckly, Treasurer Daniel The Toys for Joy Team: starting with affactivaly oreha^ratad Into an Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ information, call 649-6579. our tronsportotlon crews from Purdy ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (742-6655) Smith and Secretary Terri Riley. ovar-roactlon thar~awapt away tional Church include; Iiinlor Pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Church ef St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Corporation, Empire Tool and Char­ Sunday — Sand 10 a.m., worship and communion; 10 senior church school and Pilgrim streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. Discovery program set Special accolades to Carolyn Cris- lotte and William Manning and Tim and many alamanta of the truce which fellowship. (742-6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m ., divine worshlp; Olesik, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; tofant who coordinated the Faith McCann. The sorting and staffing had worked wall for ao long. a.m . nursery and toddler care; church school; 11; 15 teams: Ann KIbbe, Jean Norton, Do­ Talcettville Congregotlenal Church, 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9:15 a.m. COVENTRY — The Department of Environmental program. a.m., social hour. Main Street and Elm HIM Road. munion first and third Sunday. (649- and 11 a.m. (643-4466) rothy McCarty,Linda Schubert, Woyne A deterioration of our moral fiber Monday — All-church meeting night. Talcottville. Co-pastors; Rev. Ronald 4243) Protection, Hartford, is sponsoring an outdoor g The Student Government at and Lucy Folk, Vicki Armstrong, haa raaultad. And Incraaaad tan- Paulette Smith, Rich Hamel, Marty Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m . Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 discovery program the weekend of Jan. 16-17 at the Manchester High (Thomas Mur­ alona between rallgloua and phllo- a.m., worship service ond church Methodist Saivation Army Channel 3 (Country Camp in Coventry and Andover. The Adams, Grace Papryika, Chris Sand­ confirmation; 7:30 p.m.. diaconate. school. (649-0815) dock, advisor) sponsored a Sea­ ers, Tom Miller, Raymond SIbby, Betty aophlcal groupa have devalopad. Wednesday — 8; 30 a.m.. healing prayers in church Bolton Unitod Mothodlst Church, 1041 Salvation Army, 661 Moln St., Man­ weekend., offers nature programs, workshops, field sonal Sharing drive to collect food "Rlghtaouanaaa axalta a nation, but Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. (Sary Aspersch- trips and other winter activities. and money that began the -week aln la a dlagraoa to any paopla.” library; 7;30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Covenant Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., church lager. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:45 Thursday — 10 a.m. andSp.m.. Bethel Bible classes; school; 11 a.m., worship service, a.m ., holiness meeting; 6 p.m ., salva­ Participants will stay in a heated facility with before Thanksgiving and continued (Provarba 14:34) Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ nursery. (649-3472) tion meeting. (649-7787). dormitory sleeping. Meals are provided. Preregistra­ into December. Homerooms com­ 7:30 p.m.. Bethel teachers. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman EMERGENCY North Unitod Mothodlst Church, 300 tion is necessary and may be made by writing to the peted for a pizza party prize. Mr. Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, Porkor St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Fire — Police — Me(jlcal ossoclate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Universaiist Department of Environmental Protection, Informa­ Carlyon’s homeroom won the com­ CHURCH OF CHRIST Unitarian Universallst youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., nett, visitation minister. Schedule; 9 tion and Education Unit, Room 108, 165 Capitol Ave., petition with 966 food items. Dr. worship services; 9;M o.m., Bible Unltartaa Universallst Seclety-Eost, Lydall & Varnon Btraata and 10;30a.m., worship service; 9a.m., Hartford 06106 or by calling 566-8108. The fee of $25 for Tagnolll’s and Dr. Costa’s home­ DIAL 911 Pracrastination Is the topic of the service on Sunday school. (649-2855) adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church 153 W. Vernon St., AAanchester. Rev. Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., adults and $20 for children age 16 and under includes rooms were close runnerups with In Manchester Phona: 646-2903 at the Unitarian Universalist Society: East. The 10:30 school; 5:30 p.m ., Methodist Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery core and youth reli­ lodging and meals. well over 850 units each. Not only a m. service will include a sermon by the Rev. Diana Episcopal Sunday nursery for preschoolers. (649- gious education. Cotfee hour after service. (646-5151) Heath and musican selections by Penny Johnson. tt. Oeergo's Rgiscopal Church, 1150 3696.) f »«I «t > t»' Abovt Tmivn The seasjon isn’t over yet W edc^gi Engagements Births Editor’s note: This column is Fee 239, 559; John Kravontka 512; Connery, Amy Lauren and Emily Plnodito tcoTM annpunc«d prepared by the staff of the Bert Swbet 539; Stan Zeimor 292; Lynn, twin daughters of David A. and Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizeiie Bruno Glordana 579; Norman The pinochle scores for the Army k Navy Chib game Elizabeth Shea Connery of 12 Old Center. Lasher 223, 549; Sam McAllister played on Thursday are Sam Schors, 595; Ann Wajda, Eagleville Road, Coventry, were bom 511; Bill Traygls 549; Dick Colbert 592; Ernest Desrocher, 590; Sol Cohen, 573; Tony By Joonette Cove Daniels, 649-3012. Dec. 18 at Manchester Memorial 203,541; Ray Martina 229,569; Mike DeMalo, 572; Arnold Jensen, 566; Ethel Krozel, 556. Senior Center Director Connecticut Transit, the bus Hospital. Their maternal grandmother Pierro 597; Max Smole 212, 939; company, is offering a reduced fare is Mrs. Mary D. Shea of Willimantic. It is hoped that everyone had a FriU Hoffman 293; Ed Adams 204, - mulU-ride tickets to senior Their paternal grandparents are Mr. very merry holiday. If not, the 500; Al Rodonis 292, 294, 998; U o Britannia daughtara maat citizens and handicapped Individu­ and Mrs. James Connery of East season is not over yet: There’s still Uggltt237,994; JimStackpole991; als. The Ucket will cost $7 and will Hartford. They have a brother, Brian, 3. Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the British time to enjoy the remaining festivi­ Clarence Peterson 207; Harvey be good for 20 rides. Interested Araini, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Empire will meet on Thursday at 11 a.m. at the ties. Here’s hoping that your new Duplin 223, 553. individuals can pick up a short Wilson and Mary Rachele Amini of 700 Community Baptist Church, East Center Street. year will be prosperous, healthy Alba Rusconi 493; Yoland Bums application at the center. If you Swamp Road, Coventry, was bom Dec. Hostesses will tw Mrs. Edwin Foster and Mrs. Eliot and filled with joy. 179; Viola Pulford 178, 175, 909; have any questions, please contact 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Dodge. One way to start the new year off Edna Christensen 499; Lottie Kuc- Maura Smith at 522-0101. Her maternal grandparents are Ralph right is to make a commitment to zynsU 463; Jennie Leggitt 499; Pat Meals wilf resume Monday, Jan. and Wanda Rachele. Her paternal Ratirad taachars maat participate in. senior center activi­ Olcavage 450; Alice Lepak 177; grandparents are Ercole and Azzurra ties. Our classes will be beginning 4. Sandy Carino 494; Lillia Kenedy Thursday programs are as Amini of Windsor. She has a sister, The Retired Teachers Association of Manchester in mid-January. Now is a good time 497; Joanne Allard 490; Marie Pick follows: Sarah Elizabeth. 2. will meet'Diesday, Jan. 12, at 1:30p.m. at the Church of to express your interests. Watch for 491; Cathy Ringrose 203, 470. Anderson, Caley Erin, daughter of Christ on Lydall Street. The Connecticut Historical the new winter schedule in next Jan. 7 — Movie. Dec. 22 — B ^ Muldoon 297,942; Jan. 14— Slldesof NewMexlcoby Charley Glode 202, 5423; Norm f / . Jack L. and Kathleen Sheridan Ander­ Society will present a slide program, “ Beyond the One week’s column. son of 106 Hebron Road, Bolton, was Room Schoolhouse.” The public is invited. The surveys for the meals pro­ Roscoe Metzger. Lasher 563; Paul Venza 212, 510; Jan. 21 — Tax reform; how does it bom Dec. 21 at Manchester Memorial gram are now in. Jan Sayre, Dick Burger 537; Stan Kalinowski Hospital. Her maternal grandparents program assistant, will be survey­ affect me? ^ 508; Stan Wlochowski 203,527; John Jan. 28 — East Catholic High are Mary Sheridan of Hebron Road, Wldow| and widowars maat ing many of the organized groups at Kravontka 210,515; Max Smole 208, Bolton, and the late Dr. Bernard the center. You may stop in the School Choral Group. 551; Paul Desjeunes 501; Mike Widows and Widowers Associated, Chapter 11 of The Friendship O rcle will re­ Sheridan. Her paternal grandparents office to pick one up. Itishopedthat Pierro 501; Addison Pick 514; Rusty Manchester, will meet on Sunday, Jan. 10 at 2 p.m. at sume meeting on Wednesday. are Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Anderson of Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Charlene the survey will give us some Rusconi 5U; Whit KJellen 528; Ed A happy and prosperous new year Adams 210, 537; Sam Maltempo Hillsboro. Ohio. Ryan, color analyst of East Hartford, will give a positive feJkiback on how we may is extended to all. 514; Bruno Giordano 212, 205, 589. Clancy, Matthew Regan, son of Regan demonstration. Refreshments will be served. For better service the older adult Joan Lukacs 190, 489; Yolanda N. and Diane Black Clancy of 1872 South more information, call 643-0050. community. Scores St., Coventry, was bom Dec. 22 at There will be two trip signups on Bums 206, 203, 534; Jennie Leggitt Friday, Dec. 11, setback: Clara Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Jan. 20 at 9:30 a.m. On March 8 we 493; Celeste King 183, 479; Cathy Christine Johnson Elizabeth Allevo Hemingway 126; Peter Casella 236; Mrs. Andrew S. Gordon maternal grandparents are Lester and will travel to the New York Flower Ringrose 179, 487; Mary Bielski Mark Georger Betty Jesanis 124; Al Gates 122; Mark Madore Dawn Black of 92 Linwood Drive. His Scandia Lodga maata Show for $33.50. The cost includes 464; Lorha Kmiec 196, 461; VI Anna Welskopp 117. paternal grandparents are Patrick and Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order of America will meet admission to the Flower Show and Pulford 190, 475; Marge Patrick Gordon-Thompson Dec. 18 — Art Bouffard 133; Joe Dorothy Clancy of 160 Highland St. He Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 New York Experience (a multi- 450; Sandy Carino 170, 467; Pat Allevo-Georger Peretto 124; Edith Albert 122; Susan Marie Thompson, daughter of Johnsoh-Madore Church Street. Games and refreshments will follow. media show on the history of New Olcavage 189; 499; Ginger Yourkas has a sister, Katelyn Marie, 18 months. Amelia Anastasio 120; Michael Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thompson of 118 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Johnson of 37 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Allevo of Allison, Zachary Joseph, son of York). Lur< h will be on your own. 180, 181, 515. Ashford announce the engagement of Registration for Fallsview Resort Haberem 116. Wednesday, Dec. 16, pinochle — Autumn St.. and Andrew Stuart Gordon, Hamilton Drive announce the engage­ Donald J. and Deborah Freeman Allison Monday. Dec. 14, pinochle — Sol son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Gordon of ment of their daughter. Christine M. their daughter. Elizabeth Ann Allevo. to of 38 Strant St., was bom Dec. 22 at Pianist parforms will occur the same day. This trip Martin Bakston 742; Ada Rojas 741. extends from March 21 to 24. The Cohen 780; Martin Bakston 768; Wednesday, Dec. 16, bridge — West Hartford, were married Sept. M at Johnson, to Mark T. Madore, son of Mr. Mark Andrew Georger, son of Mrs. John Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The Uncommon Bread series at the Emanuel cost is $217 which includes trans­ Edith Albert 768; Sam Schores 786; Bev Taylor 4,910; Tom Lyunch Manchester Country Club. and Mrs. Robert L. Madore of 21 Tolland F. Georger of Simsbury and the late Col. maternal grandmother is Mrs. Hazel Lutheran Church, Capitol Ave., Hartford, will feature portation. three nights’ accommo­ Peter Casella 7M; Ada Rojas 738; 4,070; Doris McCarthy 3,880; Cathe­ Judge David Borden officiated at the Road, Bolton. John F. Georger. Freeman of East Hartford. His paternal pianist Allan Conway on Wednesday, Jan. IS at 12:10 dations. three evening parties, Walter DeLisle 714; John Klein 714. rine Byrnes 3,740; Tom Giordano ceremony. Patty Hayes was maid of The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of grandmother is Mrs. Margeret Allison p.m. The performance will be followed by a luncheon. Dec. 21 — Bill Stone 822; Martin 3,440; Mary Colpitts 3,320. honor. Bridesmaids were Tracy Gordon Manchester High School and is attend­ E.O. Smith High School, Storrs. and of East Hartford. He has a brother, Rservations at $5, including lunch, or $2, without lunch, nightly shows, and the use of facilities which include a sauna and Bakston 800; Betty Turner 785; Dec. 23 — Catherine Byrnes and Gabrielle Purcell. ing Manchester Community College. attended Manchester Community Col­ Nathan, 7. are required and may be made by calling the church Alice Raymo 748; Dom Anastasio 4,200; Rita Paul 3,640; Tom Lynch Mark Lombard was best man. Ushers She is employed by The Hartford lege, majoring in hotel-food service Robbins, Ashley Danielle, daughter of office at 525-0894 by 4 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 11. indoor pool. were Sean Thompson and Peter management. She is employed as a Don’t forget our overnight Atlan­ 733. 3,540; Roger Weigh 3,490; Sol Cohen Insurance Co. Alan and Linda Watson Robbins of 43 Tuesday. Dec. 15, bowling: Jim Thompson. The prospective bridegroom is a administrative assistant for Re-Max of Townsend Road. Andover, was bom tic City trip, Jan. 25. for $72.50. Call 3,270. After the reception the couple left on a graduate of Howell Cheney Regional Farmington. Dec. 16 at Manchester Memorial Bridga scores announcad W m a k f y wedding trip to Hawaii. They are Vocational Technical School and is The prospective bridegroom is a 1979 Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Manchester A.M. Bridge scores for Monday, Dec. 21 making their home in West Hartford. employed by DuBaldo Electric Co. of graduate of Simsbury High School and are Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Watson of are: Christmas Individual, North-1, Linda Simmons; H e a lth T ip received an associates degree in food Here’s clinic schedule The bride is a graduate of the Manchester. Marlborough. Her paternal grandpar­ 2 Hal Lucal; 3, John Greene. South-1, Frank Bloomer; service management from Manchester University of Connecticut and is em­ A June 18 wedding is planned at ents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Robbins 2. Edith Boucher; 3, Peg Dunfleld. East-1, Mary Here is the January schedule for pressure, L-Z, 9 to 11 a.m., Community College. He is employed by ployed in the office of the secretary of Emanuel Lutheran Church. of Marlborough. She has a brother. Tierney; 2, Grayce Shea; 3, Tom Regan. West-1, senior citizens’ health clinics Manchester Senior Citizens’ Cen­ state. The bridegroom is co-owner of the ASA Food Service as director of food Daryl, 7 and a sister, Jennifer, 14. Louiae Kermode; 2, Barbara Anderson; 3, Saul Cohen. planned by the town of Manchester: ter, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. service for Otis Elevator of Bostonian Fishery Inc. of Hartford. Thonin, Julianne Linda, daughter of Scores for Mondpy, Dec. 28 are North-South 1. Hal Monday, Jan. 11 — Blood pres­ Wednesday, Jan. 20 — Blood Farmington. Wesley F. and Linda C. Sfwfir Thouin of Lucal-Carol Lucal; 2, Sue Henry-Ellen Goldberg; 3, sure, 9 to 10a.m., Westhill Gardens, pressure, 1 to 2 p.m., Spencer A July wedding is planned. 171 Summit St. was born Dec. 15 at ' Mike FrankUn-Lesly White. East-West 1, Mollle 24 Bluefield Drive; blood pressure, Village, Pascal Lane. Public Records Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Tlmreck-Peg Dunfield; 2, Irv Carlson-Saul Cohen; 3, 10:45 to 11:30 a.m., Bennet Apart­ Monday, Jan. 25 — Blood pres­ maternal grandfather is Al Spear of Richard Gottman-Irwln Goldberg. ments, residents only, 1146 Main St. sure, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., Mayfair Bamicle-Cloutier Northampton, Mass. Her paternal Gardens, 211-215 N. Main St.; blood grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wednesday, Jan. 13 — Blood pressure, 1 to 2 p.m.. Salvation Couture and Celine I. Couture, South- Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Barnicle Jr. J. Thouin of Tolland. , 3-; Granga mas|ts Army Citadel, 661 Main St. Warranty deads of Falmouth. Maine, announce the pressure, A-K, 9 to 11 a.m., by Roy D. Katx, R.Ph. view Manor, $108,000. Barrett, Lauren Michelle, daughter of Manchester Senior Citizens’ Cen­ Enes Brezzd to Robert A. Dean. engagement of their daughter. Janet Manchester Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Holiday Homes Corp. to Dana J. and Gary J. and Frances Ricci Barrett of 84 at the grange hall on Olcott Street. The program willbe ter, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. Carolyn Bountress, R.N.C., geri­ SMOUNB A W mraVANCY Parker Street, $120,000. Marie Barnicle, to David Arnold Clout­ Placental abraptlon — the Tizziana F. Weber, 874 Parker St., Scott Drive was bom Dec. 15 at “ best foot forward.” Members should bring items for Wednesday, Jan. 20 — Blood atric clinic nurse. premature separation of the Richard S. and Linda C. Peterson to conveyance tax $165. ier. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her the auction table. placenta from the uterus wall — Stewart M. and Margaret B. Crone, 4M John R. and Debra McVeigh to Luca Cloutier Jr. of Bolton. maternal grandparents are John B. and raised the risk that the baby will E. Center St., conveyance tax $214.50. and Maria P. Addabbo, 180 Spruce St., The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of Frances Ricci of Vernon. Her paternal Reflectors bring energy savings die before or soon after Mrth, or Multitech New England Inc. to the University of Maine, Orono, Maine. be bora prematurriy. Doctors at s $43,000. grandparents are Bernard and Eliza­ Alliance meets Penn State College of Medicine Patricia A. Coelho and Anne L. Miller, Alexander and Irene Comaglia to She is employed in the office of public beth Barrett of East Hartford. She has a found that smoking during The Alliance for the Mentally 111 of Manchester will NEW YORK (AP) — The devel­ percent off equipment costs for Oak Grove Farms Condominium, Randi F. Sitner, Southfield Green relations at Boston University. sister, Amy Elizabeth, 2W. pregnancy is stronMy r ^ te d to The prospective bridegroom is a 1984 meet on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 4 of the Center for opment of silver reflectors used wiring and air conditioning one type of fatal abruption. $120,900. CondoiAinium. $110,000. Tapia, Erika Lynn, daughter of Luis Holiday Homes Corp. to John F. and graduate of the University of Maine and Mental Health at Manchester Memorial Hospital. with standard fluorescent light equipment. Studying 48,470 pregnancies, the Aaron and Patti A. Carbone to J. O. and Liney E. Fernandez Tapia of 65 doctors Toond the death rate from expects to graduate with a D.V.M. fixtures can mean widespread Eileen M. Able, 880 Parker St., convey­ Kirby Holcombe, Northfield Green Walker St. was bom Dec. 20 at this type of abruption was $.3. per degree in May from Tufts University savings in lighting and energy ance tax $132. Condominium. $126,900. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Quilters meet 1000 for babies of non-smokers, 4.7 School of Veterinary Medicine. requirements, reports Energy User ises when mothers smoked 1 Joseph P. and Cecelia H. Henderson to Adele Angle to Kristine K. Feshler, maternal grandparents are Jairo and A May 21 wedding is planned at Holy VERNON — The Nutmeg Quilters will meet on News. 10 ciganttes a day while Ulysses Orduz, Williaip E. Moran Jr. Manchester Gardens Condominium. Dalia Fernandez of 65 Walker St. Her r pregnant, and 9.2 per 1000 when and Grace Morrison. 14 Packaixl St., Martyrs Church. Falmouth. Maine. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the community room of the The industry publication says the GREEN LODGE $80,000. paternal grandparents are Teofilo Ta­ smoking 11 to 20 d^rettes dally. Vernon Police Station on West Street. The program will use of the reflectors with standard (NoM For Thi A|94 $169,000. pia of Bridgeport and Rosa Tapia of be “ Helping Hands Night.” Bring a quilt top or any size fluorescent fixtures will allow Andrew Ansaldi to Andrew Ansaldi Glastonbury. She has a sister. Monica OuKdalin deeds quilt pr^lem that needs help. New members and the design of buildings with half as ADULT CARE Jr., 95 Thayer Road, no conveyance tax. Not quite a shave a day Rachel, 19 months. Michael DeLissio to Christine M. many lamps as would be required Andrew Ansaldi Sr. and Andrew Rnitto, Jaime Ellen, daughter of guests welcome. Ansaldi Jr. to Jack A. and Pamelyn F. DeLissio, 20 Alton St., no conveyance BOSTON (AP) — Men shave an with conventional light fixtures, «25®®/D.y average of 5.7 times a week, according James and Hilary Ous Ruitto of 28 Main without reducing light levels. 7 AM - e PM Stetson, 95 Thayer Road, $343,485. tax. St., Hebron, was bom Dec. 19 at to a recent survey by Gillette. Philosophars maat A reflected lighting system would MEDICATION SUPERVISION Multitech New England Inc. to Frencesca Scagliotti to Enes Brezzo. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Stephen R. and Stuart M. Ketaineck, “ Men between 45 and 54 shave the WETHERSFIELD — The American Philosopher cut from 33 to 50 percent off a IN C LU D ES 3 M EA LS 350 Parker St., no conveyance tax. most often — 6.6 times a week,” says maternal grandparents are Joseph and building’s electricity costs for 348 Main Street Oak Grove Farms Condominium, Betty Ous of Colchester. Her paternal Society wlU feature Dr. Jeffrey Klass who will speak Manchester $110,900. L. Stephen Hess and Irvin I. Donick to Derek Coward of Gillette. “ The clean about ‘ "The Healing Power of Nature” on Wednesday lighting; up to 20 percent of its air 649^ shaven look is also maintaining its grandparents are Marge Ruitto and conditioning costs and energy re­ Michael W. and Nola C. Dzen to John Asher Pet, Pacey A. Pet and L. Russell Angelo Ruitto of East Hartford. She has at 7'30 p.m. at the Masonic ’Temple, 245 Main Street. 649-1025 J. Carta, Manchester Gardens Condom­ Pet, one-third interest each in property popularity at the office. Men who hold Admission is $4. For more information, call 243-2799. quirements, and as much as 20 white collar Jobs shave an average of $.8 a brother, Jodi, 5 and a sister, Chels^, inium, $7S.00e. on Birch Mountain Road, no conveyance 2. Howard G. Huschka to Jean Yvea tax. times a week.”

f " I f — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 1. 1W8 — M ' M-MAWCI>WtlH»lBKRAlD. Friday. J a a .l.l« Between the Lines Cover Story The story behind the story Deidre Hall shoots for business ■iJt i

By Josie By Linda-Marie Singer gave me a successful practice “Letters keep pouring in from and plenty of lovers, which single parents expressing a o you mind if I struck viewers as a delicious hunger for a sense of the real hug you?” combination. family they see on ‘Our House.’ Q. Could you please tell us After more than a decade of Somehow we’re satisfying a where Linda Kozlowski o f playing a recycled Ann Landers, loneliness that youngsters feel. “Crocodile Dundee” is from the performer has no regrets Maybe it’s our stories which and whether she’ll be in “abqut certain people attaching tend to be thought-provoking, anything else. Marie DDeidre Hall, themselves to me.” And when especially in this era of latchkey Grendzisiewski,Waterbury,Conn. once considered her character was in danger of kids. A. She’s 29. from Fairfield. the Queen of being blotted out, 300 “Yet when 1 was asked to do Conn., the daughter of artist Daytime Soaps, ‘attachees’ picketed NBC. The a scene where one of the girls Stanley Kozlowski and his wife. puts down her yogurt and casaba public won. was giving me attitude, I She graduated from the esteemed melon and extends her., arms to So did Hall, who, although couldn’t act on my impulse, Juilliard School in 1981 and had the stranger in the supermarket. she admits she was not a although I have definite ideas of a fairly typical route up in acting “Of course they’re really beautiful child, nonetheless what showing respect to parents — some New York stage roles hugging Marlena,” she captured the Junior Orange Bowl means. 1 don’t know what and a lot of waitressing — until comments, remembering back to Queen a year before her 13th happened, but when she turned her career break in 1985. those 11 successful seasons on birthday. around and gave me this little She had had a small role in TV’s “Days of Our Lives,” Twenty-seven years later and smug face in defiance, luckily Dustin Hoffnian’s version of when she portrayed Dr. Marlena • • Hall, who resembles a the camera was rolling. 1 "Death of a Salesman” and had Evans, the passionate but playful hazel-eyed model from the grabbed her by the arm and obviously impressed Hoffman; psychiatrist. aristocracy, has changed her swatted her so hard on the butt he and his wife lent her their Down another aisle, a tune about her looks. “They’re that her feet flew out from under beach house in Malibu when she pregnant mother of two reaches nice,” she says, thumbing iher. announced her intention to move out. “I just had to tell you-how through her publicity shots for “In another episode, the story to California. While there, she much 1 miss Marlena,” she “Our House.” “Actually, 1 dealt with disobedience leading was called in to audition for insists, pulling her toddlers away really just have nice bones.” to a life-threatening situation. ‘I “Crocodile Bundee,” and from the racks of potato chips. She laughs. Of course, want to see this anger in you,’ Hoffman once again lent support. “Guess there will always be everything depends upon what the director called out. But when The movie was such a something about Dr. Evans that day, because sometimes when we went to do the scene, 1 phenomenon, as you probably makes people want to be held by we've taken off our dress and looked for a table to lean on, know, that a sequel is currently her, if even for an instant. It’s a panty hose, things don’t always and then stuffed my hands in my in production and scheduled for feeling of security, knowing stay put!” pockets. 1 couldn’t bring myself... release next summer. She also somehow she’d take care of What does stay put are the “Well, we went off to the has a film about TV evangelists, them.” roles she portrays; nurturing dressing room, and that’s when “Pass the Ammo," due for Not to mention how the good women with strong maternal he explained, ‘What’s going on release this month. doctor watched over the career instincts. “The producers put me of De dre Hall, former Junior in the show as a widow with here is very powerful stuff to parents. It’s beyond words — Orange Bowl Queen, model, three children which was, the rage they feel. 1 know it’s in disc jockey and. ultimately, ironically, the same description actress. as my character on daytime. All you. So if you lean against the Q. Please provide some From the shameless romantic this constant talk of family has wall, you won’t get it out of information on the woman who amalgam of "Days of Our me wanting a baby more than you.’ “1 went back so overwhelmed played the female lead in “The Lives” to the vaguely ever. It just didn’t happen when Coca Cola Kid.” Will she be Waltonesque “Our House,” the I was married to Keith Barbour with emotions that by the time it Deidre Hall and Wilfred Brimley try to portray was over, the crew was standing Laurie Wemer-Josie doing more film s and is she Mary Stuart Masteraon 39-year-old has something (singer-composer), and maybe from Australia where that salable, if not palatable, to show real-life drama on the television series, “Our that’s one thing that led to our around wide-eyed. Even my movie was shot? Jim Blue, critics. House”, which Hall says brings dozens of break-up.” co-star trembM .” Vandenberg AFB, San Luis Soap Opera Digest named She stares off. “Sometimes. . Back into the real world, she Obispo, Calif.. letters from their viewers who want to see more finishes her lunch, just as a In the seven years that I’ve been answering your questions. Q. Please tell us about Mary Stuart Masterson; I thought she Diedre Hall Best Actress for five .(Falters) Do you know Chad A. Greta Scacchi is one of the was great in “Some Kind o f Wonderful.” A.B., Chicago, III.; consecutive years, while she led of single parent situations. Allen on the show? He plays my passerby stops at the table to pay I've been continually impressed by your curiosity anid enthusiasm. busiest actresses around, so you her a compliment. Hall seems We’ve done a lot togeth^. biographies of h u n d r^ of ciment B A ., Madison, Wis. Daytime TV Magazine’s can be assured that she’ll be son and I love him so much that redy for the hug, should she ask. stars in music, movies. TV. updates on stars who long ago faded A. She’s 20, from New York City, one of three children of popularity poll vote for a doing more films. The next up one day I jokingly told him I’d Instead, the waiter brings the from the spotlight and glimpses of those on their yvay up. director Peter Masterson and actress Carlin Glynn (if you saw the staggering 108 monthly issues. video resumes and press releases But say the words “Marlena should be “White Mischief,” like to have a little girl for him check, interrupting the mood. We resolved burning questions (about weight gains, hairpieces, recent film “Gardens of Stone,” you saw them; they played her That meant being voted Soap for celebrities. In conjunction, Evans” and a certain perkiness which reteams her with her when he grows up. But the woman goes away facelifts) and settled scores of family arguments and bets. Among character’s parents). Because of her parents’ profession, she was Opera’s All Time Favorite for there’s her Tinselvania Videos reappears. “How wonderful co-star from “Good Morning, suiTDunded by actors while she was growing up. but her parents nine years. which produce autobiographical playing a real heroine who stood “You ought to see my other smiling, content meeting Dr. the best; fs Willie Nelson Ozzie and Harriet’s son; is Bruce kids^^annen Doherty and Keri Babylon,” Charles Dance. • discouraged ^ i r children from following in their footsteps. She Still, when NBC offered her tapes for fans, starting with for fierce loyalty and dedication. Marlena Evans. Meanwhile, Hall Willis actually Mickiey Rourke; does the O.J. in O.J. Simpson Her ortcr credits: “Heat and H oiilif^. They require so much takes out her compact and stand for “O Jesus” ? No to all three. decided to become an actor anyway and was finally allowed to do the unglamorous role of Jessie herself. My fans knew this. Just ask Dust,” the CBS TV mpvie affection and tend to wrap glances at her reflection. At first So, as this column ends. I’d like to return the thanks that, over small roles with them in the summer stock. Witherspoon, a plain Jane Success has changed the ■ ' " , them to define her. They’ll tell “Camille,” “The Ebony themselves around you which is it’s solemn and proper, until a the years, you’ve sent me. I thank you for your interest and your She made a more visible acting debut at the age of 8 in the photojournalist to Wilfred inner-directed Floridian, but you she was a contemporary Tower,” “Dr. Fisher from fine with me. I love it, but playful smile lights up the image loyalty. I will miss it very much. movie “The Stepford Wives,” and after attending the New York Brimley’s cuddly curmudgeon never let it be said that Deidre woman who could be passionate Geneva,” Burke and Wills^,” private school Dalton, spent two summers at Robert Redford’s on “Our House,” she accepted. Hall doesn’t wear it well. yet vulnerable. there’s one drawback: Constantly in the mirror. ■ “A Man in Love” and Sundance Institute. She made a performance tape while at “But on one condition: that I Entering a fashionable Sherman “What made it fun was being around them 12 hours a “Defence of the Realm.” Sundance which her mother showed to her agent; the result was a still play Marlena.” Oaks, Calif., restaurant, heads having the sexual part blending day makes me even more hungry She isn’t from Australia but role in the movie “Heaven Help Us” — and more offers. The slinky psychologist lasted swivel at the stunning woman with humor. All that surfaced to. . . she did live there while she Was Bowing to the demand, she dropped out of New York through the first season of “Our decked out in South Sea-blue when I teamed up with actor Jed “Well, it’s no secret that I’ve Q. / think Craig T. Nelson is such a good actor and I ’ve missed growing up; she was bom^5n University after one semester and began acting in earnest; in the House,” with Hall taping the ensemble with silver stars Allen. He taught me so much been divorced for 10 years. I’ve him since “Call to Glory” went o ff the air. How did he get Milan to an Italian art dealer and TV movie “Love Lives On” as a drug-addicted cancer patient, in daytime series on Saturdays. scattered across the epaulets. about comedy — hot to mention lived alone — wait! I take that started in show business? Will he be in anything else soon? an English dancer, lived in “Some Kind of Wonderful” and “At Close Range.” Next up are Eventually, nighttime won out, Hall takes a seat and begins teasing! So we became the first back. I have two dogs. Blossom K.Y., Taylor, Pa. England with her mother after “My Little Girl” co-starring the late Geraldine Page and “Mr. along with Deidre gamering both chatting about her company’s performers on those shows to and Molly, who are both 14 A. He got started as a writer of something called "The Lehman & her parents split up, and moved N o ^ ” co-starring Robert Mitchum, Lauren Bacall and Anjelica an Emmy and People’s Choice winning composite of “Hotel’s” have pillow fights.” She laughs. years old. Actually, my partner Barkley Show" in L.A. and graduated to other network to Australia witif her mother and Huston. nominations for Best Actress in Connie Selleca (leading to a “This may not sound very Cheri got Molly out of the programs such as “The Tim Conway Show.” He will be In stepfather when she was IS. She a new series. lucrative cosmetics original or fiinny, but we shelter. She was 12 years old another movie soon, an adventure called “Action Jackson.” returned to England several Daytime. Nighttime. But what endorsement). The more me changed the face of daytime!” then, toothless, white-haired. years later to begin her career about in between time? Hall, not goes into details, the more she Not to mention the boost in Never mind their ages, because and currently bases in London. one to sit around filing her nails, reveals a woman of enviable psychoanalysis. “Yes, 1 know, you know what I think? These instead has sharpened her savvy blended with distant to play a psychiatrist of all two old dames are going to be entrepreneurial skills. charm. things! Thankfully the writers around forever.” Customs Last Stand, a business venture with “Entertainment Tonight’s” Mary Hait, provides customized MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 1. »9M - » U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 1. IWB Trends WEEKEND TELEVISION Women’s hockey breaks the ke Saturday, Jan. 2

By Renee Gais Malkovich 5:00AM (3D U.S. Farm Report d D Phil Silvers and Michael P. Savage [C N N ] Crossfire d9) Bing Around the World rm»± [U S A ] MOVIE: ‘Concert for Kampuchea' (2D Newsmakers Paul McCartnev. The Clash. The Who, ( ^ Abbott and Costello f you grew up on the Elvis Costello and other rock greats per­ Aventuras del Pequeno Principe Iron Range of northern form in this fund raiser for the people of Kampuchea Paul McCartney. The Who. d D Comic Strip Minnesota, ice hockey The Clash 1980. [C N N ] Daybreak was a way of life. It 5 : 1 5 AM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Modern [D IS] Mousercise was the sport, the one . 9 Girls' Throe young girls from L A. make [E S P N ] SportsCenter whose roots go back to the most of the singles scene at night. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Stalag 17' During I 'L Virginia Madsen. Daphne Zuniga. Cyn­ World War II, American G.I.'s in a Ger­ the early 19th century. Phrases thia Gibb. 1986. Rated PG-13 (In man prison camp suspect a cynical ser­ like “hockey hotbed of the Stereo) geant of being a spy. William Holden. USA" described the area’s 5:30AM CID New Monkees Otto Premingec. Don Taylor. 1953. fervor for the sport. Around the CH) INN News [U S A ] Jimmy Swaggart supper table hockey was a [C N N ] Showbiz Today 7:30AM CD Popeye and Son common topic. In bars, at [DIS] Holiday Splendor From Walt Dis­ CD Star Commanders • ney Worl: n Florida, a festival of world­ CD @D Animal Crack-Ups church, at work, hockey talk wide holiday traditions including Rus­ 53) Heathcliff predominated. sian dances, Christmas music and the Jewish Festival of Lights. Host: Carol (2D Popeye & Pals But the talk was about a sport Lawrence. (In Stereo) (2D Muppets played by boys. The moms, 6:00AM Young Universe (R) (2D Abra Kadabra sister, grandmothers and Love Your Skin d D More Real People girlfriends watched from behind (5) (5S Cl-N News ^ It's Your Business the boards. Oh. the (JT) Christian Science Monitor Reports Princesa Caballero neighborhood boys, facing New Zoo Revue [C N N ] Sports Close-up enough pressure, would let girls (j^ Popeye [D IS] You and Me, Kid play ball (street) hockey with [C N N ] Daybreak [E S P N ] Winner's Circle Horse Racing them. But never, in any [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Magazine [E S P N ] SpeedWeak [M AX] MOVIE: Time After Time’ Jack significant way, were the girls the Ripper steals a time machine and allowed to lace up their skates [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Best of Times' (CC) travels to 1979 with H.G. Wells in hot A high-school football team reunites to pursuit. Malcolm McDowell. David War­ and take the ice. replay the game that cost them the ner, Mary Steenburgen. 1979. Rated PG championship and their honor 12 years (In Stereo) But that was then. Now it’s earlier. Robin Williams, Kurt Russell. Pa­ the ’80s and from California to mela Reed 1986. Rated PG-13. 8:00AM CD Hello Kitty's Furry Tale New York, girls, starting as [M AX] MOVIE: 'Smooth Talk' A 15- Theater young as 5 years old, are Joining year-old‘s discovery of her power over CD Focus on Britain men leads to a frightening confrontation CD @9) Care Bears Family (CC) boys’ hbckey teams. with an older man. Treat Williams. Laura College-level hockey leagues are Dern, Mary Kay Place. 1985 Rated PG- 53) Heathcliff (29) Porky Pig formed and functioning. 13. area calling themselves The Rink which can amount to hundreds positive change in society that now five categories of teams: 6:15AM (£ ) Davey & Goliath ( ^ d D Gummi Bears (CC). / FRANK'S PLACE — Tim Reid plays a one-time professor who now runs a New O r­ Scholarships are available to (2D Sesame Street (CC). Rats. of dollars. Other substantial allows women to progress three girls’ divisions (the 6:30AM captain Bob leans restaurant in "Frank's Place," which airs Mondays on CBS. women hockey players in (2D Kidsongs (In Stereo) Today the Minnesota League costs include travel, time off according to their skills and Squirts, ages 12 and under; Pee C§3 World Tomorrow colleges from Rhode Island to dD Wall Street Journal Report is made up of four divisions, from work and child-care interests, not their gender. Wees, ages 15 and under; and CD Flintstona Kids (CC). Oklahoma. Women’s senior 53) Remi [U S A ] Keys to Success (22) (2D Alvin and the Chipmunks Rated R. representing three skill levels expenses. Leigh Ann Ness is such a Midgets, ages 19 and under) and CD Comic Strip hockey leagues are gaining To Be Announced. (23) Nawton'a Apple (CC) Dr. William [USA] BeetjLhe Pros What motivates a woman to skater. Ness, a 20-year-oId two senior women’s divisions QD Planet of the Apes 9:30AM (D 59) Pound Puppies teams yearly. and a Pee Wee (ages 8 to 12) [C N N ] Daybreak Wolverton explains cocaine's addictive- 1 1:30AM cId t o o close for Comfort division. Including play hockey? Bonnie Shea, a college student and Lady consisting of competitors over ® Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ C D Superman ness; how detergents clean clothes and In New England, women’s tion on the latest employment opportun­ [DISJ^Dumbo's Circus (3D Amateur Ouokpin Bowling (60 min.) why fabrics shrink; characteristics of a ( D America's Top Ten college-sponsored teams and 4 1 -year-old elementary school Bulldog co-captain, joined a age 19. ities in the Connecticut area. [E S P N ] Tom Mann Outdoors Season Sybervision Weight Control hockey goes as far back as (2D Bugs Bunny good sled dog. 59 teacher from Duluth, Minn., boys’ Squirt team at age 9 and In 1985-86, 110 girls’ teams. Premiere 1963. But the real action started private clubs, approximately 25 dS) Sylvanian Families ( ^ Vegat 5 D Batman (22) W New Archies says simply, “I couldn’t resist!” skated her way to hockey Squirt through Midget, were d f] American Ski Week [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Cat Ballou' A school- This Week In MotorSports in the late '70s when private teams compete in the Minnesota marm organizes a drunken gunfighter. 53) lele dal Tesoro 53) Conan l2D registered with AHAUS. Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). Eastern colleges began forming league. Shea’s hockey career started proficiency to the Bantam level @D Follow Me an Indian and two cattle rustlers into a (§2) Sey Brother The Post Pop Space (27) Adam Smith's Money World 5D How does women’s hockey at age 8, playing for a local (ages 13 to 15). Throughout her Ninety-three d f those teams’are d D Defenders of the Earth train-robbing outlaw gang. Jane Fonda. Rock Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus [CNN] The Year in Style (ST) Wall ttreet Week (R) teams. Lee Marvin. Michael Callan. 1965. located in Md^^achusetts, ' ^, [CNN] Foreign Correspondents performs spirituals, jazz and rock. [DIS] Wind in the Willows [CNN] Collage Football Preview The State of Massachusetts differ from men’s? In reality, boy’s Pee Wee team. Growing young career, she skated on Michigan. Minnesota and New [DIS] Contraption [U S A ] Go for Your Dreams d3) Addama Family [ESPN] Countdown to Calgary [ESPN] SportaCentar Saturday has approximately 30 teams there is little difference. The up across from the neighborhood teams alongside a boy who had rink, she honed her skills by long, curly blond hair. York. [E S P N ] Billiards: 9-8all Championship 8:30AM CD Jim Hanson's Muppet Ba­ [CNN] Money - Year [USA] Look at Me Now [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: competing in two non-college games are played with the same (Fran Crimi vs. Jean Balukus) From At­ bies [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Chris Elliott's FDR-A One-Man Show spending long hours skating. She recalls, “People knew Since 1978, a yearly national 11:00AM CD American Bandstand leagues. The Eastern Collegiate basic equipment for the same lantic City, N.J. (R) CD Business Toast and Roast [ESPN] Outdoor Life Magazine Host: Joined in Progress (CC) Emmy-winning there was a girl on the team, but tournament hasf-been held with [U S A ] Night Flight William Conrad. (D What's Happenlngll actor/writer Chris Elliott mocks the ons- Athletic Conference (which amount of time. They employ But her reputation as a CD (39) Little Clowns of Happytown man show routine with his version of teams in each s i the five CD Fan Club includes the Ivy League, Big the same rules with this fast-skating, high-scoring hockey with my hair cut short, this boy 7:00AM CD Young Universe (33) F-Troop [M A X ] MOVIE: T h e Boy Who Could FDR. divisions playing off. International Championship Wres­ Fly' (CC) A 14-year old boy who has CD W W F Wrestling Spotlight exception; Women’s hockey player was too much for the was often mistaken for me. That CD Sylvanian Families 5D never spoken a word beliaves so [U S A ] Weight Loss Made Easy East, Atlantic 'Ten and East tling (60 min.) (33) Solid Gold in Concert includes a “no check” rule system extant iii^the late ’50s. case of mistaken identity helped Intemationallyi several women’s CD Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). strongly in magic that he becomes an 12:00PM CD Puttin' on the Hits Coast Conference schools) skates (2D Tom and Jerry inspiration to all those around him. Jay (3D Ebony/Jet Showeea# designed to emphasize skating TTie amateur hockey association, hockey exchanges signal the (TD Tom and Jerry CD Charlie's Angels 18 women’s varsity ice hockey me overcome my (22) (2D Smurfs Underwood. Lucy Daakins. Bonnie Be- (gD W W F Wrestling beginnings of a potential growth O MOVIE: *Year 2889' Only seven peo­ World Wrestling Federation Cham­ and minimize aggressive play. responsible for administering the self-consciousness and delia. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Jim Hanson's Fraggle Rook CD teams. Add to that another 12 ple and a monster remain alive after a (2D MOVIE: Th e Plainsman and the (22) (2D pionship Wrestling Though there is no league, passed a rule forbidding cycle crossing national nuclear bomb explodes. Paul Peterson. Lady' This is the story of the Pony Ex­ [U S A ] Proline (S ) Drawing From Nature A garden visit, non-college financed teams and concentrate on becoming a better CD America's Top Ten “checking,” women’s hockey is girls. Shea’s spot on the Midget boundaries. Charla Doarty. Neal Letcher. 1965. press and the people who made it a suc­ 10:00AM CD Pee-wee's Playhouse then drawing a cultivated best row and you have about 60 women’s player.” cessful venture. William Elliott, Gail Pa­ constructing a plant scientifically on 53) Universal Wrestling Federation team denied, she let her hair fall For something that a few (29) Starcom (D W W F Wrestling Challenge clubs competing in the New still full of fast skating, From the Bonnies to the Leigh trick, Vera Ralston. 1946. paper. (60 min.) 59 Bullwinkle years ago was relatively unheard (ID Muppets Little Wizards England area. precision passing and from underneath her stocking Anns, from 5-year-olds to (2D Bottomline CD 5D (2D (29 Three Stooges ( ^ Bettiestar Oalactica of, women’s ice hockey has CD Buck Rogers In Minnesota, a fiesty split-second timing. cap and gave up competitive collegians, women’s hockey is 53) Maquine del Tiempo 5D Flintstona Kids (CC). (S ) Foofur grown in both size and maturity. (33) Soul Train housewife, Jane Ring^at /ige 47 Surprisingly (well, perhaps, hockey. spreading across the country. [CNN] Big Story 53) PELICULA* 'Detectives o Ladrones* (29 Digging Dinoeaura (R) GLOW: Gorgeous' Ladles Wres­ Viruta y Capulina. Martha Romero, Hec­ ’The long hiatus in Shea’s From a sport that a few years C h a n n e ls [DIS] Good Morning Miokeyt (2D of MOVIE: Th e Long Ships' While laced up her skates an^layed a maybe not), the greatest On the national level, tling tor Lechuga. ^ (29 difficulties facing women’s hockey career ended in the ago women had to beg to play, [ESP N ] Fishing: Beat of Bill Dance searching for the golden ball of St. friendly game of hockey on a overseeing the breadth of WF8B H «lfo fd,C T (X) Season Pramlara ( ^ ® ALF 57) Washington Week in Review (CC) James, a Viking adventurer finds love spring of 1984 when the hockey now hold a future for WNYW New York. NY CD frozen Minneapolis area lake in hockey occur off the ice in women’s hockey development is WTNH New liavewi C T (23) RockSohool (H) and it captured by a Moorish sheik. Ri­ those who wish to pursue it. ■ (D 9:00AM CD MoCraary Report chard Widmark, Sidney Poitier, Ro­ 1975. Soon she was a regular fighting for ice time. The rule, University of Minnesota-Duluth the Amateur Hockey Association WOR New York. NY (E (2D Pro Wrestling (SD Wrestling: World Class Champion­ New York. NY CD 59> My Pat Monster ship Wrestling sanna Schiaffino. 1964. not the exception, is practices at Lady Bulldogs were bom. Even :wpix (B) 53) El Tesoro del Saber player on the Roseville, Minn., of the United States (AHAUS), WHCT Hertford. CT m CD Superman [C N N ] News Update (2D Black Perspective 6 a.m. with games often played at age 41, her belated dream of headquartered in Colorado WTXX Waterbury.CT m ($7) Tony Brown's Journal / women’s hockey team. Ring Springfield. MA 53) Hee Haw [D IS] MOVIE: T h e PoinY Animated A (29 MOVIE: 'Dragon Lord' The day-to- skating competitively on a WWLP o 53) World Wide Wrestling (In Stereo) day business of s quiet south China city then introduced her 22-year-old at 10 or 11 o’clock at night. Springs, Colo. AHAUS WEDH Hertford. CT » (29) Woody Woodpecker round-headed boy born into a pointed WTWS New London, CT [DIS] Raccoons society is banished to a pointless forest. is about to be interrupted by unscrupu­ daughter. Sue, to the game and Another difficulty women hockey team came true, and now promotes amateur ice hockey — m d3) Sesame Street (CC). lous outsiders unless two young men WVIT Hertford, CT 9 [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull Music by Harry Nilsson. 1971. encounter (as, of course, do she is once again skating, women and men’s — in the Beaton. MA dD Ask the Manager can stop them. Jackie Chan. 1978. she was hooked. W86K m [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ [ESP N ] Scholastic Sports America WGOB Springfield. MA By 1978, Sue Ring-Jarvi men) in competitive hockey stickhandling, and putting the United States and maintains m 53) Capitan Centella son. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Movers and Shakers' A 5D Cendlepin Bowling (60 min.) WXTV Pateraon, NJ & screenwriter desperately attempts to involves money. Non-sponsored puck in the net. relations between American and W6BY Springfield, MA dZ) La Plaza Stereo) (ST) Sesame Street (CC). formed the Minnesota Women’s a pen a screenplay based on a best-selling WTfC Hartford. CT [CNN] Healthweek Perfect Diet 53) MOVIE: 'Eagles Over London' Based Hockey League, initially with teams have substantial expenses. Bonnie Shea’s story can be international teams. It organizes ^ — ------n [USA] sex manual. Walter Matthau, Charles CNN wOTiw fvowa ram. ICNN] [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner on actual World War II svsnts about a Each team member has to pay as repeated many times over. But leagues, arranges tournaments DISNEY Dianey Charmel (CMS] 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Year Grodin, Steve Martin. 1985. Rated PG. special German Intslligencs group that five teams: two from the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Six Weeks' A politician much as $100 to join. This there are younger girls with E8PN Sports Network (ESPN) New Adventures [TMC] MOVIE: 'Critical Condition' (CC) successfully infiltrated the British Army. University of Minnesota, and and sponsors clinics for coaches HBO Home Boa Ofiloe befriends a widowed tycoon whose ter­ 10:30AM (D of IHPO) Mighty Mouse (CC). A con man becomes s victim of mistaken one each from Roseville, River money goes for renting rinks for stories to tell. and referees. CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX) minally ill daughter dreams of an ideal identity when a power outage strikes a practices and games. Individuals And, in many ways, the tales In 1982 AHAUS founded a TMC Roovie t^nennet [TMCl family. Dudley Moore. Mary Tyler CD 5D Real Ghostbustars (CC). Staten Island hospital. Richard Pryor. Falls. Wis., and a group of USA USA Network lUMI Moore, Katherine Healy. 1982. Rated 5 D Heedlines on Trial Rachel TIcolin. Ruban Blades. 1987. ConlihUMl. . . wQrn^i} /i;oin the Minneapolis have to buy their equipment. of these younger girls reflect the women’s division. There are PG. ' ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 1. 19M - tT »« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 1, 1988 never spoken a word believes so 1:40A M HD MOVIE: 'Miracle on Ice' strongly in magic that he becomes an OHARA The young American hockey players inspiration to all those around him. Jay who carried their country's hopes to the Underwood, Lucy Deakins. Bonnie Be- -Saturday, Continaed Rachel Tlcotfn Lake Placid Olympics bolstered the na­ Saturday) Continued delia. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) tion's enthusiasm and pride. Kari Mal­ plays Teresa den. Andrew Stevens. Jessica Walter [USA] Airw olf Storm, the am­ 1981. 6 :30PM (3D C B S N e w s many personal and professional prob­ Chicago’s top ''second-story" men until bitious director of [M A X ] MOVIE: The Wings of Eagles' lems which lead her to the brink of a the real robber is found. (60 min.) Van Johnson, Frederick Stafford. Evelyn (33 Sm all W onder Jam ie and Vicki help i n n N e w s John Ford's account of Frank Spig' an anti-crime 2:0 0A M (33) Stewart. 1972. police nab a drug pusher at school. nervous breakdown. Karen Black, Eddie dZ) MOVIE: 'Life of Emile Zola' Historical Wead, a World War I aviation pioneer Egan. Don Murray. 1980. and biographical film of the great task force, on (23) Jimmy Sweggart [CNN] Nowaday who later became a successful screen­ d D Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: the critics' French writer, including the drama of ABC's "Ohara," (219 ThaYe the Spirit [ESPN] Suporbouts Sugar Ray Leonard writer. John Wayne. Maureen O'Hara. picks for the best movies of 1987. dD CINEMA: 'Cabaret' Une histoire the Dreyfus cate. Paul Muni, Gale Son- airing SATURDAY. ® Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham vs Wilfred Benitez {Las Vegas. Novem­ Dan Dailey. 1957. o d'amour entre un jeune anglais et une (3D Mork and Mindy jeune chanteuse americaine a Berlin dergaard, Donald Crisp. 1937. JAN. 2. Taunton Park ber, 1979). (60 min.) (Taped) [USA] MOVIE: The Ape Creature' An (2D Mama's Family Mama starts taking 1931. Liza Minnelli. Michael York. [CNN] The Year in Style [CNN] Foreign Correepondents [M A X] MOVIE: 'Red Dawn' (CC) When odd half-man, half-gorilla roams the classes to earn her h ig h -A h o o l diploma. 1972. Communists Invade a small Colorado streets of London in search of new vic­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'On the Double' Danny’s CHECK U5TING5 [ESPN] SportsCantar dD dD NBC News ^ dZ) Mark Russell: Mark Russell's '87 A resemblance to on English general town, a grou p of students utilize guerilla tims. Horst Tappert. 1975 makes him valuable as a WWII spy. FOR e x a c t t im e [M AX] MOVIE; 'Lookin' to Get Out' tactics to fight back. Patrick Swayze. C o dD Motorweek A Toyota Corolla road review of 1987's highs and lows. 2 :2 0 P M [DIS] MOVIE: 'Return of the Danny Kaye, Dana Wynter, Wilfrid With the mob on their trail, two small­ Thomas Howell. Lea Thompson. 1984. test; products for handicapped drivers; a [CNN] PrimeNews time con men head to the c a sin o s of L as Antelope' Three shipwrecked Lillipu­ classic car auction; recall and rebate Hyde-White. 1961 Rated PG-13. o [HBO] MOVIE: 'Wisdom' (CC) A young Vegas. Jon Voight. Ann-Margret. Burt tians brighten the lives of the two child­ programs. College Basketball: Notre Dame [ U S A ] D a n c e Party U S A (60 min.) man becomes a folk hero when his cru­ [ESPN] Young. 1982. Rated R. ren who find them. Gail Harrison. John at LaSalle (2 hrs.) (Live) Branwell, John Quentin. 1986. Rated (2D W hat's Happeningll sade against the institution leads him to [U SA] Night Flight 12:15PM [DIS] D T V MOVIE: 'Critical Condition' (CC) NR. d D Alice commit a string of unusual bank robber­ [TM C] ies. Emilio Estevez. Demi Moore, Tom A con man becomes a victirp of mistaken 2 :1 0A M [HBO] MOVIE: The Zero 1 2;30PM (3D Butkus Awards dD ABC News (CC). 2:30PM (3D College Basketball: Flor­ Skerritt. 1986. Rated R. (in Stereo) identity when a power outage strikes a Boya' An supposedly unoccupied house dD Fan Club ida at Pittsburgh (2 hrs.) (Live) (dD Noticiero Univision Staten Island hospital, Richard Pryor, proves deadly for the winners of a local [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Serpico' A policeman survival game. Daniel Hirsch, Kelli Maro- (HD Top Cat d D Lancelot Link [CNN] Pinnacle Rachel Ticotin, Ruben Blades. 1987. o sacrifices his career, and alm ost his life, ney. Tom Shell. 1986. Rated NR. (In I'm Telling! to expose top-level corruption in the Rated R. on personal and community achieve­ d D Kovels on Collecting [DIS] My Friend Flicka (T81 Odd Couple Stereo) Granby's Primates: A Captive Life New York City Police Department. Al Pa­ 9 :3 0P M (3D ®D second Chance ment. and poise and appearance. Guest @D Greatest Sports Legends o [ESPN] SportsCantar Saturday 3 1 CINEMA: 'Now York Now York’ Liza performer. Lee Greenwood. Host; Bert An exploration of how five species of pri­ o cino, Tony Roberts. 1973. Rated R Charles saves Chazz from a potentially 2:3 0A M (ID Solid Oold in Concert Minolli, Robert da Niro, Barry Primus. mates benefitted from the building of dZ) Growing a Business: Service [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Poltergeist II:Th e Othe: dangerous hunting accident. (R) (In Parks. (60 min.) Side' A year after vengeful spirits drove [USA] College Basketball: Georgetown 1977. [CNN] Sports Letenight . new habitats at Montreal's Granby Zoo [CNN ] The Year in Style at M iam i (2 hrs.) (Live) Stereo) [CN N ] N ew tnlgh t them from their home, the Freeiing fa (Q) Sporta Spocial (3 hrs.) [ESPN] NHL Hookey: Edmonton Oilers (R) 3 :0 0 P M (3) MOVIE: Yor, the Hunter mily experiences renewed attacks by (2D Calhoun’a Court [M A X] MOVIE: Red Dawn’ (CC) When at W ashington Cepitale (Z hrs., 3 0 mm.) 8 :3 0P M (3D ®D women in Prison [ D IS ] Colloflo Bow l '8 7 ; Flnsl M innesota What About Women from the Future' A warrior from the fu­ a otherworldly forces. Jobeth Williams, (S) Amen (CC) Frye gets caught up in Communists invade a small Colorado Vicki's husband asks for her forgive­ vs. Georgia Tech. (In Stereo) town, a group of students utilize guerilla (R) [CNN] Evans 8. Novak ture finds himself in prehistoric society Craig T. Nelson. Heather O'Rourke ness. and Dawn is threatened by a pri­ the Rev Gregory's cure for snake as a result of a nuclear holocaust. Reb [M A X ] .MOVIE; 'Hour ot the Aaeasain' tactics to fight back. Patrick Swayze, C. 3:00AM (3D m o v i e : 'Louisiana Pur­ [DIS] Edison Twins 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) son gang. (R) (In Stereo) phobia. (In Stereo) Brown. Corinne Clary. John Steiner. When their Latin American country'e Thomas Howell. Lea Thompson. 1984. chase' In this comedy, some shady poli­ [TMC] Short Film Showcase NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at (2D MOVIE: That's Dancingl' The history [HBO] MOVIE: 'Miracles' (CC) A Latin 1983. (3D military junta is threatened by the elec­ Rated PG-13. ticians, soma congressmen, and a Yan­ M in nesota North Stars (3 hrs.) (Live) of dance in the movies is traced. Fred American Indian chief's daughter is 7:00PM (3D out of This World tion ot a civilian president, high-ranking kee senator go to New (Jrleans to cured by a surgeon who's been spirited (3D @D Bowling: Pro Bowlers Tour ARC Astaire. Shirley MacLaine, John Tra­ 12 :3 0 A M 3D sta r se a rc h (6 0 min.) investigate some odd politics. Bob Alameda Open From Mel’s South Shore (22) dD 2 2 7 (CC) (In Stereo) officers hire a vengeful aseaesin to mur­ away from America by a pair of bum­ (3D Three's Company volta 1985. Hope, Vera Zorina. Dona Drake. 194 1 This Old House (CC) Barnboard is der the new leader. Erik Estrada, Robert (23) Mind Power bling crooks Tom Conti, Teri Garr. Paul Bow l in Alam eda, Calif. (90 min.) (Live) (3D d D W heal of Fortune (CC). (2D ooooo installed in the kitchen; restoring the dD Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. Vaughn. 1907. Rated R. [CN N ] Event & Novak [CN N ] New enight Rodriguez. 1986 Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3D Knight Rider (3D dD dD It's a Living [CNN] This Week in Japan wellhead as a decorative feature; a new [USA] Ray Bradbury Thoator 1 2 :40 A M [U SA] Night Flight [DIS] M O V IE : True GrlY A hard- 1 : 0 0 P M (3D MOVIE: 'Skeeier' A nurse d D Soul Train driveway is excavated and paved with drinking Marshal and a Texas Ranger oooooooo (3D Talas From the Darkside 10:00PM (3D W e st 57th (60 min.) at a home for the emotionally disturbed 11:0 0 PM (3D C3D (22) (33) @3) New* W Madeleine Cooks (3D Charles In Charge Ellen s married bank run (gravel). 1 2:45A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Boat' help a young girl track dow n her father s uses her new dog to help the children DOWN ® PELICULA: 'El Pecado de una Madre' ACROSS cousin (Kay Lenz) makes a pass at dZ) Wild America (CC) (3D [CNN] N e w s (3D Taxi Wife' (CC) A married stockbroker has se­ murderer. John Wayne, Glen Campbell, fight their problems Karen Valentine, Hotel (CC) A woman (Tippi Hed- cond thoughts about falling victim to the Kim Darby. 1969. Rated G Una mujer debe ocultar su maternidad y Charles. [DIS] Disney Channel Preview (3D (3D GD MOVIE: 'Gray Lady Down' A nuclear Manclare Costello, Tom Atkins. 1982. 1 Sore 2 Julia on “Designing ren) who witnessed e murder is stalked charms of his boss' seductive spouse. contemplar en soledad, el exito como (Si) You Can't Take It W ith Y ou Grandpa submarine becomes trapped deep be­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Stalag 17' During 5 "ThlsIsYour — "(cloeto W om en" by the killer; a country singer (Gordon Daniel Stern. Arielle Dombatle, Fisher dD MOVIE: 'Heidi* The orphan Heidi cantante de su hijo. Dolores del Rio, Lib- volunteers to be the chaperone on Essie 9 :0 0P M (3D Houston Knights (CC) A neath the sea after a collision with a W orld W a r II. Am erican G .l's in a Ger­ 3 ID tor Bohay Lightfoot) deals with his drinking prob­ Stevens. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) goes to live with her grandfather in the ertad Lamarque. puzzle answer) and a star quarterback's camping trip woman flimflam artist who conned LaF- freighter. Charlton Heston. David Carre- man prison camp suspect a cynical ser­ Swiss Alps. Maximilian Schell, Jean 9 Mr. Vigoda 4 Time period (clue to iamma out of $300 involves him in a lem. (60 min.) dine. Stacy Keach. 1978. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Children of a Lesser geant of being a spy. William Holden (SZ) Motorweek Testing the Mazda puzzle answer) (2D Autom ania Simmons. Michael Redgrave. 1967. 626's 4-wheel steering; a Pontiac 10 Day at a Time” murder investigation. (60 min.) God' (CC) An instructor’s unconven­ Otto Preminger. Don Taylor. 1953 5 Stop. — and listen Headlines Trial (33 Love Your Skin (D MOVIE: The Cannonball Run' A Bonneville’s long-term road test update, 12 In back of (2D Hee H aw (3D (ID New Adventures of Beans Bax­ (33) on tional methods are questioned when he [USA] MOVIE: 'M ask of Olljon' A famed 6 “— Defense of Kids" (23) Barney Miller tries to reach an angry and remote strange mix of people compete in a repainting tips; a Jaguar XKE retrospec­ 15 Maggie on “Growing (ID Benny Hill ter (CC) Beans sets out to save a Russian d D College Basketball (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) m agician gives up his career whe*n he 7 Actress Catherine — hearing-impaired student. William Hurt, coast-to coast race, doing anything tc tive. Pains” defector (Shawn Weatherly) who's d2) ® D JJ Starbuck (60 min.) (R) (In @ PELICULA: 'El Quelite' En un pueblo, becomes a hypnotist and a murderer 6 Slightly open ( ^ 40C. Follies los hombres son afectados por una ex- Marlee Matlin. Piper Laurie. 1906. win. Burt Reynolds. ‘ Farrah Fawcett 18 Belonging to Cnarlotte about to be poisoned with a hit man's Stereo) Jeanne Bates, Erich Von Stroheim [CN N ] Your Money^ dD Sabado Gigante Programa de vane- trana enfermedad qua consitte en la RaLed R. Dom DeLuise. 1981. 20 Eleanor of “Easy Street" 11 Mad fatal serum. (R) (In Stereo) 1946. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Children of a Lesser 13 Fed. Aviation Adm. dades con juegos, competencias, en- (2D El Com bata perdida de interes por las mujeres. M a n ­ CD American Bandstand 21 He was Ed Norton God' (CC) An instructor's unconven­ trevistas y musica y bajo la animacion (3D To Be Announced. 1 :00A M (3D News (R) m o v i e : 'it Happened One 22 Small brown bird 14 Ponch on "C H IP S” ® ) Tiem po da A m a r (60 min.) uel Lopez. Lucha Villa. 3 :3 0 A M QD Oft) (2^ Peach Bowl: Tennessee vs. Indi­ tional methods are questioned when he MOVIE: 'Gideon's Trumpef An ob­ Christmas' A small-town banker is dis­ 16 Woodward and Mulhare de Don Francisco. (3 hrs.) (2D This Week in the Big East Eleventh Annual Young Comedi­ dZ) Fawity Towers 3D ana From Atlanta. (3 hrs.) tries to reach an angry and remote 24 Best friend of Mary [HBO] scure Florida convict drasticallV 17 Wind direction [CNN ] Crossfire Saturday (22) dD Golden Girls (CC) Blanche an­ ans Show (CC) New talent performs at suaded from suicide by a guardian angel hearing-impaired student. William Hurt. Richards [CNN] Pinnacle changes the course of American legal dD Josie and the Pussycats 19 Steven on “Family Ties " nounces that she's canceling a date with the Improvisation Club in Irvine. Calif. who shows her how much she has done Marlee Matlin. Piper Laurie. 1986. 25 Ms. FiUgerald [DIS] MOVIE: 'Smoke' When a young [DIS] MOVIE: Except For Thee and Me' history. Henry Fonda, Jpse Ferrer. John for her town. Mario Thomas. Wayne Ro ^ Hall of Fame Bowl: M ichigan vs. Ala­ 23 Actor Jason — her latest boyfriend because he doesn't Host; John Larroquette ( "Night Court"). Rated R. 28 Baseball stat boy nurses a dog back to health, he A family of Quakers refuses to fight in < * Houseman. 1980. gers, Orson Welles. 1977 bam a From Tampa, Fla. (3 hrs.) (Live) 26 Ms. Remick meet her standards. (R) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (In Stereo) 31 “Frank s Place” star ga ins a new love for the adults in his life. the Civil War. Richard Kiley. Shirley Microwaves Are for Cook­ 27 He was Barney Miller (53) G.L.O.W. W restling [CNN] This Week In Japan (ID French in Action 3 :3 0 P M S3) 32 Presidential hopeful Ron Howard. Earl Holliman. Jacquelln (ID Mark Russell: Mark Russell's '67 A [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Knight. Clifton James. 1975. ing 34 Corruptible 29 Mooney on “Sidekicks ' 'S c o n 1 97 0 review of 1987's highs and lows. (23) Bizarre [HBO] M O V IE ; Poltergeist II; ®S) Hall Of Fame Bowl (3 hrs) 10:30PM (3D Sports Extra [ESPN] SportsCantar Saturday: Game- 3 ;4 5 A M (SZ) Art of William Alexander 36 “Bronx Z o o " star 30 Island: Fr. [ESPN] College Basketball: Kentucky at ^ Sable (CC) After his house is burglar­ ^ ABC Newa (CC) The Other Side' A year after vengeful (ID L e t's G o Bow ling (60 mm.) 33 Ms. Moran (3D INN News day [CN N ] Foreign Correspondents 37 Bradley and Flanders Georgia (2 h rs) (Live) ized. a mobster vow s to eliminate all of [DIS] MOVIE: The Haunted SchMl' A spirits drove them from their home, the dD PELICULA: 'A Toda Maquina' P. In­ 35 Denise on "A Different [HBO] MOVIE: 'Missing in Action' An Freeiing family experiences renewed at 39 Day before a holiday [TMC] MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Hero' An young woman’s efforts to establish a fante [HBO] Disposable Heroes: The Other W orld" American colonel returns to Vietnam to tacks b y‘otherworldly forces Jobeth Side of Football A look at professional 41 — Maria Horsford ex-GI finds life at home more difficult school in the Australian outback are met 36 Again search for MIAs. Chuck Norris. M. Em­ Williams. Craig T. Nelson, Heather O 'R­ (§2) W o n d e rw o rk s: The Box of Delights football heroes who no longer share in 42 Opus than his six years as a POW. Richard with hostility. Carol Drinkwater. James 38 Jack on “My Sister met Walsh. David Tress, 1904. Rated R. ourke. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (CC) Kay Marker's fantastic adventure the glory of the gam e includes inter- Pryor, Margot Kidder, Ray Sharkey Laurie, Michael Becker, 1986. Rated ends with a voyage backw ard in time Sam ” : init. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Richard Pryor • Her# .views with O J . Sim psorvand former Chi­ 1 98 2 Rated R Ask Dick Kleiner NR. [ M A X ] m o v i e : T h e Holcroft and Now' (CC) Richard Pryor once again 3 :5 0 A M (60 min ) (R) cago Bears player Roger Stillwell. (60 40 Verso; abbr. Covenant* A Nazi'-S son places his life in [USA] Mike Hammer pokes fun at anything and everything in [U SA] Sn u b danger w hen he con sid ers s ign in g a vic­ [CNN] Newsday min.) this concert performance from New Or­ 7 :30PM OD Marblehead Manor 1:10 A M [CN N ] Travel Guide tim reparations agreement. Michael [D IS] MOVIE: 'Gulliver's Travels' An En­ 4:00 PM Q D A -T e a m TV puzzle solution on page 32 ball. If so, what team did he play for, leans Richard Pryor. 1983, Rated R. glish doctor travels to the land of Lilhput (3D Family Ties Dear Dick; I saw “Timestalkers” on Dating Game Caine. Anthony Andrews Victoria Ten­ M O V IE : 'M a s k of Dillon' A famed 1:3 0 A M (23) and risk s his life to save its natives from d D Puttin' on the Hits CBS. Question 1: Did Lauren Hutton and when? — B.S., Mattawan, Mich. [USA] nant. 1985. Rated R- (jID Jeopardyl (CC). magician gives up his career when he (23) CinemAttractlons an evil General. Richard Harris. Cather­ (TD Power Pro Wrestling Dear B.S.: Gumbel did play some in (9P Mama's Family have the space between her front becomes a hypnotist and a murderer. 4 :0 0 A M [CNN] D.c. Roundtable ine Schell. 197Z Rated G. dD [CN N ] Crossfire Saturday dD MOVIE: 'Phantasm' This horror pot­ fairly kicked off the team. Tom Cruise. teeth filled? I recall seeing pictures of high school, in Chicago — but he hurt Jeanne Bates, Erich Von Stroheim. uled: Harlem Globetrotters take on the (3D Charles in Charge [ESPN ] Spe e d W e e k 4 :4 0 A M HD Look at Me Now [ESPN] 1968 NCAA Final Four pourri will scare you out of your wits. Craig T Nelson, Lea Thompson 1983 her with a gap. Question 2: Is there a his ribs and had to quit. In college — 1946. Michael Baldwin. Angus Scrimm. 1979. W a sh in gto n Generals with Nancy Lie- [TM C ] MOVIE: -Just the Way You Are' Rated R. ( l l S C T V Bates, in Maine — he tried to play as [USA] Night Flight [U SA] Night Flight berman from Berlin. West Germany, a series or a sequel in the making? I 1 1:1 5 P M (25) Butterflies A handicapped young woman conceals dD CHIPS Patrol preview of the U S. Figure Skating [USA] Check It OutI (ID D.c. Follies thought it was a great TV movie! — a wide receiver. But he admits he her disability while vacationing at a dD French Chef: Turkey Breast Braised Championships featuring live interviews dD As Schools Match Wits wasn't very good, and, besides, he 1 1:30PM C3D She's the Sheriff French ski resort. Kristy McNichol, Mi­ 5 :3 0P M (3D Bustin' Loose Sonny helps K.C.. Globes, Mich. (SD College Basketball: North Carolina at with Brian Boitano and Debi Thomas, (2D Challenge broke his arm a few times. He played dD MOVIE: 'March or Die' An embit­ chael Ontkean. Kaki Hunter. 1984 from Denver; ‘ ABC's Wide World of the kids with their problems when U C L A (2 hrs.) (Live) Mimi's too exhausted some baseball, that's all. tered West Pointer who joined the For­ Rated PG Sports Athlete of the Year presenta­ d D Benny Hill Dear K.C.: Answer: 1: They made eign Legion is assigned to escort an ar­ MOVIE: 'llllm lly Upside Down' Happy ^lewlipar [U SA] Hollywood Insider dD tion, (9 0 min.) (Taped) (H ) Victory Garden (CC). dD To Be Announced. something to fit over her gap. but it • Dear Dick; How old is Bruce Wil­ cheological expedition to Morocco. The lives of a retired man and his wife d D Chespirito was uncomfortable, so she only wore lis? Someone told me he is close to 50. Gene Hackman, Catherine Deneuve. Ter­ 1:3 0 P M dD Penelope Piutop are shattered after he suffers a heart at­ (Tp N e w Gidget Gidget and the ga ng are ®D Throb shipw recked w hen their boat capsizes in d D T h is Old H ouse (R) it in close-ups and other shots where I say about 38 or 40. — Mrs. B.H., ence Hill. 1977. (ID Growing a Business: Employees tack. Fred Astaire, Helen Hayes. Efrem [CNN] Sports Saturday Zim balist, Jr. 1978. Hawaii. Guests: former ''Giliigan's Is­ [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday her teeth would be visible. The direc­ Norristown, Pa. (3D Friday The 13th: The Series (60 min.) [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday land” co-stars Bob Denver and Alan 8 :0 0P M (3D High Mountain Rangers (SD Julia Child and More Company [U SA] Sanchez of Bel Air Robert Conrad and his sons, Christian tor estimated that she wore it in about Dear Mrs. B.H.; People always dD N e w s [ESPN ] NHL Hockey: Edmonton Oilers Hale Jr. 70 per cent of the shots. Answer 2: No. ^eem to overestimate Willis’ age, (H CNN News at Washington Capitals (2 hrs.. 30 min ) d D MOVIE: 'Sergeant Rutledge* Proud and Shane, star as members of an elite (23) Frugal Gourm et 6 :0 0 P M (3D (3D SD @D News unit of mountain rangers in the Sierra maybe because he is losing a little (Live) cavalry soldier, former slave, accused of • Dear Dick: Please help me. No (22) (23) Saturday Night's Main Event Pro Hope 1988 proves to rape and murder, is defended and (§Z) Victory Garden (CC) Planning now (3D W hat's Happening Nowll Nevada. (60 min.) one seems to know anything about > hair here and there (especially there). wrestling from the Capital Center in Lan- [U SA] Cover Story for spring planting; a visit to the Nitobe cleared during court martial. Jeffery (3D W W F Superstars of Wrestling (3D dD Mr. President Lois gets nervous Truman Capote. I have seen “A But he is only 32. dover, Md.: Hulk Hogan vs. King Kong Befitted with Hunter. Constance Tower, Billie Burke. Japanese Garden at the University of Bundy: Strike Force vs. the Bolsheviks; 2:00PM D Black Sheep Squadron d D Star Trek: The Next Generation The when the White House chseks her back­ Christmas To Remember” on TV 1960. British Columbia, Canada. ground. (in Stereo) Jake "the Snake" Roberts vs. Sika. the dD Kidsongs Enterprise crew is exposed to a deadly • Dear Dick; When “Knight Rider” pnmiise and posperity'. [ESPN] SportsLook: Holiday Special [CNN] Big Story contaminant after investigating odd oc­ twice. I also read a story by him in a Wild Samoan. (90 min.) (In Stereo) (2D J o y of Painting (R) dD @D Ohara (CC) Robbers stalk Shav­ first aired, wasn’t the original KITT (6 0 min.) [H B O ] M O V IE : T h e Best of Tim es' (CC) currences aboard the starship U.S.S er's sister and her young| son after they magazine. What else has he written? introduced with a feminine voice in­ (2§) Racing from Ptalnsfield VVk vvtsfi to att our dD To Be Announced. Tsiolokovsky. (60 min.) [M A X ] MOVIE: True Grit' A hard A high-school football team reunites to w itness a holdup. (60 min.) (In Stereo) When and why did he die? —Mrs. L.C., stead of the masculine voice now @3) 40C. Follies replay the game that cost them the ( ^ MOVIE: Too Many Suspects' Ellery drinking Marshal and a Texas Ranger dD Odd Couple (3) Bosom Buddies Tiltonsville, 0. vatued friends, that Queen and his father. Inspector Queen, championship and their honor 12 years used? If so, why was it changed? None (SZ) M ovie help a young girl track dow n herfather's d D Bustin' Loose Sonny helps the kids Dear Mrs. L.C.; The brilliant but ec­ investigate the death of a fashion desig­ murderer. John Wayne, Glen Campbell. earlier. Robin Williams, Kurt Russell, Pa­ (3D MOVIE: 'Heaven's Gate' In the of the “Knight Rider” fans agree with [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred with their problems when Mim i's too ex­ 1890's, cattle ranchers and immigrant centric novelist and short-story writ­ jay and happiness ner Ray Milland. Jim Hutton. Kim Hun­ Kim Darby. 1969. Rated G. mela Reed. 1986. Rated PG-13. me. — W.Y., Houston, Texas, Hickman, Nick Charles. hausted. (R) homesteaders battle for their own share ter 1 9 7 5 er died in 1984. Among his works; Dear W.Y.; Good for them, because [ESPN ] College Basketball: Arizona at [USA] Cartoons 5 :0 0 P M (3D Mission Impossible of the American Dream. Kris Kristoffer- never ends. dD Road to Calgary A preview of the dD N e w s (Live) “Other Voices, Other Rooms” (1948), you’re wrong. William Daniels has al­ N e w M exico (2 hrs.) (Live) 4 :1 0 P M [CNN] Sporu Clo«»up (3D A-Team son, Christopher Walken. John Hurt. 1988 Olympics (2D DaGrassi Junior High (CC). 1980. “The Grass Harp” (1953), “Breakfast ways supplied the voice of KITT. 12:0 0A M (3D SoUd Gold in C oncert (R) [D IS] MOVIE; 'M y Side of the Mountain' dD Webster d D K o ve ls on Collecting (R) (3D MOVIE: 'Puzzle' Murder, gold and a At Tiffany’s” (1958) — and the bril­ (In Stereo) A 13-year-old Canadian boy decides to d D Blue Knight (2D Record Guide priceless Buddhist urn are the basis for liant non-fiction novel “In Cold • Dear Dick: I remember Beulah d D MOVIE: 'Five Million Years to Earth' become a latter-day Thoreau, giving up dD Jaffarsons (3D Entertainment T h is W e e k (6 0 min.) A time capsule is unearthed in London (2D Great Chefs of the West this international thriller. James Francis- Bloixl” (1965). And he wrote for TV, Bondi and Ellen Corby from a few home and family to live and study in the (5D Reporter 41 (33) New Hot Tracks and is found to contain clues to an an­ mountains. Ted Eccles, Theodore Bikel. d D Saint cus, Wendy Hughes. 1979. including “A Christmas Memory” episodes of “The Waltons.” Are they cient Martian invasion of earth. Andrew (5Z) Doctor W h o (23) MOVIE: 'The Savage 5' A quintet of Tudi Wiggins. 1969. Rated G. dD Topo Gigio (SJ) W ild, W ild W e st (1966), the correct title of the one you both still living, and are they both still Keir. Barbara Shelley. James Donald avengers fight the criminal gang that dD Fam e (6 0 min.) (In Stereo) Facts of Ufa (CC) (In Stereo) „ working? — UNSIGNED, Clinton, raped and pillaged a small village. David 1 96 8 4:30PM C3D CBS Sports, Saturday dZ) Frugal Gourmet (22) dD saw. He also did a spot of acting, play­ Scheduled; Michael Nunn vs. Kevin [CNN] N ew sw a tch (2D Wild America (CC) ing a role in “Murder By Death” in Iowa. Chiang, Ti Lung Ping. 1979. [CNN] Healthweek [CNN] N ew sw atch exposure,lim ilc d W atts for the N A 6 F M iddlew eight title [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzia and (33) M other-Daughter Pageant From Fort [HBO] MOVIE: 'What Comes Around' [ESPN ] American Muscle Magazine (60 ( ^ MOVIE: 'Confessions bfa Lady Cop' 1976. (live) scheduled for 12 rounds, from Re­ Harriot A career policewoman rs faced with Dear Unsigned; Miss Bondi died in Lauderdale. Fla.: M others and d a u gh ­ Hour); ClossO Mon. Saddled with a drinking problem and a min.) nrt A frantinK seda. Calif.; Cotton Bowl review, prev­ • Dear Dick: My father and I have a 1981. Miss Corby suffered a severe ters compete together for the title of 111 Center Street Tu*).. Wtd.. FrI. 9-S;30 conniving manager, a Nashville star [TM C] MOVIE: 'All the Right Moves' A [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole iew of the NFL Playoffs. (90 mtn.) dinner bet riding on this. Did Bryant stroke in 1979, and has only worked Mother-Daughter U.S.A. in this fourth Mancheste^649j69g9 plans a np-roaring revenge. Jerry Reed. (Taped) talented high school football player [M AX] MOVIE: The Boy Who Could annual pageant Contestants are judged Barry Corbin. Bo Hopkins 1986. Rated hopes for a scholarship until he is un­ Fly* (CC) A 14-year old boy who has Continued ... Gumbel of “Today” ever play foot- once or twice since. Wide World of Sports Sched- PG (3) ^ 9 9 a s # * « i • a • • * * MANCHESTER HERALD. W dav. Jan. 1. 1988 - tf

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(In Stereo) Cruz Azul (2 hrs.) lives out his fanta* 2 1 This Old House Barnboard is in­ 22) NFL Live Note: Starting time is tenta­ (§7) Oraat Chafa of tha Wast review the directions their lives have [E S P N ] NFL Theatre; Legendary Line­ 5:00AM C13 Saturday Night Liva 2 1 World Tomorrow [T M C ] MOVIE: Th e Outlaw Josey sies as a railway stalled in the kitchen; restoring the well­ tive. (Live) ^ Ballad of Smokay tha Baar taken over the years and question their man (60 min.) (R) [C N N ] Sports Raviaw @ 1 Robert Schuller head as a decorative feature; a new Wales' An ex-Confederate soldier seeks chosen paths. Anne Bancroft. Shirley bandit In "Once (21 Connecticut Year in Review The [C N N ] Nawawatch [USA] Discover [DIS] Bast of Walt Disnay Prasants The 25) Nuestra Familia driveway is excavated and paved with 1987 issues and events that were most vengeance when his family and home MacLaine, Mikhail Baryshnikov. 1977. Upon a Texas history of reaching the moon, including bank run (gravel). (R) significant to Connecticut are explored. are destroyed. Clint Eastwood, Chief [E S P N ] Ski Film Rated PG. 12:35AM [D IS ] Zorro: Treasure for [CNN] Daybreak Dan George. Sondra Locke. 1976. Rated Train," a CBS mov­ the creation of an artifical space satel­ (21 space Kidettes (60 min.) (R) [H B O ] MOVIE; T h a Choaan' A friend­ [M/tX] MOVIE: 'Indiana Jonaa and tha tha King lite and RM-1 (60 min.) [DIS] Dumbo's Circus PG. ship slovyly develops between a worldly, ie airing SUN­ PELICULA: 'Alguien Nos Quiere Ma- Tampla of Doom' (CC) The globe­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Catoh-22' Disgusted [ESPN] NBA Today (21 Batman 05) assimilated Jew and the son of a Hos- trotting archeologist battles an Indian DAY, JAN. 3. [ESPN] Collage Baskatt>a)l: Kentucky at tar' Algo trastornada por la avanzada 2:45PM [D IS ] DTV with the system and their superiors, a ® Health Show sidic rabbi. Based on Chaim Potok'a cult for possession of a sacred stone in Georgia (2 hrs ) (R) [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo). edad. una abuelita entrena a su nieta group of World War II Air Force officers 3:00PM 33 Ufeatyles of the Rich and novel. Maximilian Schell, Rod Steiger, this preqiiel to "Raiders of the Lost Ark . 05) Anterica en la Cuttura para que lleve a cabo una extrona ven- CHECK IISTINGS stop at nothing to get discharges. Alan [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Just the Way You Are’ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Over the Top' While Famous Milton Berle; psychic Uri Geller. Robby Benson. 1981. Rated PG. Harrison Ford. Kate Capshaw. Ke Huy Newsmaker Sunday Arkin, Jon Voight. Martin Balsam. 1970. A handicapped young woman conceals training for an international arm­ [CNN] ganza. A. Maria, C. Bracho. transatlantic balloonist Richard Bran­ Quan. 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) FOR EXACT TIME her disability while vacationing at a wrestling competition, a trucker tries to [T M C ] MOVIE: -Just Between Friends' Rated R. [DIS] Wind in the Willows (§7) McLaughlin Group son. (60 min.) Two women become beat friends with- MOVIE: Th e Jewel of-the Nile' French ski resort Kristy McNichol. Mi­ re-establish a relationship with his es­ [TMC] 12:45AM (3) m o v ie : 'Griffin and chael Ontkean, Kaki Hunter 1984. tranged son. Sylvester Stallone. Robert [ESPN] This Week in Sports (60 min ) [CNN] Foreign Correspondents 01 Love Your Skin out knowing that they share the same (CC) Novelist Joan Wilder and adveri- man Mary Tyler Moore. Christine Lahf. Phoenix: A Love Stor/ Tw o people suf­ Rated PG. Loggia. Susan Blakely. 1987. Rated PG. [TM C] MOVIE: Th e Jevrel of the Nile' [DIS] Zorro: Treasure for the King 21 Wonderworks: Maricela (CC) A 13- turer Jack Colton race against an evil fering from terminal illnesses meet and (CC) Novelist Joan Wilder and adven­ year-old girl from El Salvador tries to fit Ted Denson. 1986. Rated PG-13. Middle Eastern leader in pursuit of a fa­ [U S A ] Snub (In Stereo) [ESPN] College Basketball Film; 1986 discover a new zest for life through their turer Jack Colton race against an evil into her new surroundings in California [U S A ] Check It OutI bulous jewel. Kathleen Turner, Michael friendship. Peter Falk, Jill Clayburgh. [USA] Cartoons Final Four Douglas, Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated 5:15AM (HBOl Dispoubl. H.ro*s: Middle Eastern leader in pursuit of a fa­ while keeping her Hispanic ancestry in­ 1976. The Other Side of Fodtball A look at pro­ 8:30AM (X) Woody Woodpecker bulous jewel. Kathleen Turner. Michael [T M C ] MOVIE: 'King Kong Lives' Kept tact. Linda Lavin and Carlina Cruz star 5:30PM ® ) Creative Living PG. (In Stereo) alive by life-support systems for a de­ fessional football heroes who no longer Douglas. Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated (60 min.) [C N N ] Nawamakar Sunday 1:00AM 33 Dallas Part 1 of 2. (33 World Tomorrow cade, the legendary ape receives an arti­ [U S A ] Riptide comes involved in a game of murder. Si­ [H B O ] 1st & Ten: Going For Broke (CC) share in the glory of the game Includes PG. (In Stereo) T.D. Parker prepares for induction into 05) Twilight Zone 03) ficial heart and finds a kindred spirit in a (21 Charlie's Angsts [D IS] Mouaatarpleca Theatre [C N N ] One on One mone Signoret, James Caan, Katharine interviews with O.J. Simpson and former Heathcliff 7:10PM the Football Hall of Fame; Bubba Kin­ 10:45AM 21 Jewish Life recently captured female' Kong. Linda 0 1 MOVIE: *Tron* A video game inventor [ESP N ] Ski World Weekly series lor re­ Ross. 1967. (21 Hart to Hart Chicago Bears player Roger Stillwell. 21 To Be Announced. caid may be traded for a new running Hamilton. Brian Kerwin. John Ashton. is zapped into an electro^'ic world where creational skiers. 7:30PM 01 SCTV [DIS] MOVIE: 'Homestretch' The story (75 min.) (21 Miracle Revival Hour 1 1:00AM (33 Entertainment This 22) 21 MOVIE: 'An Officer and a Gentle­ back. (In Stereo) Week "Entertainment This Week" high­ 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) he must fight for survival. Jeff Bridges. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Over the Top' While (21 Too Close for Comfort man' (CC) A hardened loser is taught to of the romance of a girl and a debonaire (21 Robert Schuller 5-.30AM (U) INN N.WS lights from the past. (60 min.) (In Stereo) David Warner, Bruce Boxleitner. 1982 training for an international arm­ 01 MOVIE: 'Flight of the Navigator’ (CC) accept responsibility by a tough drill ser­ 11:00PM 33 33 31 News horse owner, who follows ponies from 1:00PM (33 MOVIE: The Black Cat' geant and is softened by the love of a track to track. Cornell Wilde, Glenn Lan- [CNN] Monaywaak Strange murders occur at the reading of (2Z) Masterpiece Theatre; Sorrell and wrestling competition, a trucker tries to An alien spacecraft holds tha clue to the (5 ) Friday Tha 13th: Tha Sarias (60 min.) 2 1 One Day at a Time 33 High School Bowl working girl. Richard Gere. Debra Win­ a will. Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce. Son (CC) White a medical student at re establish a relationship with his es- mystery behind a young boy's 8-year di­ gan, Maureen O'Hara. 1947. [U S A ] Night Flight @5) Ayer, Hoy y Manana ger, Louis Gossett, Jr. 1982. (R) (In 3 3 Next President 33 Knight Ridar Hugh Herbert. 1941. London hospital. Kit has an affair with a I tranged son. Sylvester Stallone. Robert sappearance. Joey Cramer, Veronica [HBO] MOVIE: Three Amigos' (CC) 6:00AM My Neighbor's Religion [CNN] Crossfire working-class girl; the Pelican Hotel I Loggia. Susan Blakely. 1987 Rated PG. Stereo) 05) INN News Three unemployed screen cowboys are (51 Essence (51 MOVIE: ‘Cross Creek' In 1928. au­ Cartwright, Cliff De Young. 1986. Part 1 (? ) Robert Schuller [DIS] Oood Morning Mickeyl prospers. (60 min.) Part 3 of 5. (In Stereo) of 2. 0 (21 (IS Maaterplece Theatre: Sorrell and ( T l Sava tha Children mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy 22) Roe< to Reel thor Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings leaves Son (CC) Kit becomes a surgeon but [C N N ] D.C. Roundtable [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air 05) PELICULA: 'Uno y Medio Contra el Insight / Out tyrant out of a small Texas town. Chevy CNN News [ESPN] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection (21 Frugal Gourmet (R) her New York lifestyle for the peaceful, realizes his personal^ happiness rests (21 Chase. Steve Martin. Martin Short. inspirational existence of a Florida or­ Mundo' Vincente Fernandez, Ofelia (53) Christopher Closeup [HBO] Seabert lYs Your Business [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents The 6:00PM @3 CBS News with Molly Pentreath, whose lifestyle (21 Fresh Fields The arrival of the rates 1966. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (21 ange grove. Mary Steenburgen. Rip history of reaching the moon, including Medina. (S$ Insight: Hey Janitor [T M C ] MOVIE: Th e Assisi Under­ News does not include marriage. (60 min.) Pari bill causes William and Hester to consi­ 21 Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Torn. Peter Coyote. 1983 the creation of an artifical space satel­ 33 01 0 D Wild America: Woodies and Hoodies [USA] Go for Your Dreams ground' A community of monasteries MOVIE: 'Dear Heart' While attend­ 4 of 5. der moving. @ Connecticut Now 21 Three Stooges NFL Football: AFC Wildcard Game lite and RM-1. (60 min.) (J3 (CC) The differences between the wood [TMC] MOVIE; StoMS- and convents bands togethe^o aid It­ (22) ing a convention in New York, a small (21 lYs a Living 21 Christian Video Ministry 1:20AM [C N N ] Healthweek alian Jews during the NazYonslaught. 0 1 Business World Starting time is tentative. Teams to be [HBO] Cinema Workshop duck and the hooded merganser are ex­ msnia' A young man is obsessed \^th town postmistress becomes interested Year In Raviaw Nawsmskars [D IS] Donald Duck Presents Ben Cross. James Mason. Maximillian announced. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) amined. (R) [CNN] (21 the Three Stooges. Josh Mostel, Me­ 05) Temas y Debates 3:30PM 01 Spectacular World of in an engaged greeting card salesman. Schell. 1985. Rated NR. (21 MOVIE: 'The Howards of Virginia' A [CNN] Sports Sunday [D IS ] MOVIE: T o tha Shores of Tripoli' 05) C T Now lanie Chartoff, Sid Caesar. 1985. Rated [M A X ] MOVIE: -The Aviator' In 1928. 2Z) Rock School Guinness Records Glenn Ford. Geraldine Page. Angela an air-mail pitot and his teen-age pas­ spirited backwoodsman and his aristo­ The cold realities of World War II trans­ [C N N ] Inside Businasa (R) PG. 9:00AM 33 Sunday Morning Sched­ Lansbury. 1965. 8:00PIVI ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) form an arrogant young man Into a pa­ senger struggle to survive after their bi­ @ MOVIE: 'Spencer's Mountain' The cratic wife differ over the American Re­ 22) NBC News (CC). uled: Cuban missile crisis; premiere of Shortly after Sheriff TuppeYs sister triotic Marine. John Payne, Maureen [D IS ] MOVIE: 'On tha Double' Danny's 1:30AM 3 ) News (R) plane crashes in the mountains. Christo­ parents of a Wyoming mountain boy, volution when he joins the colonial [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (60 mm ) C 1 1 ) Movie an opera based on former President Nix­ one of nine children, give up their plans leaves her husband and seeks refuge in O'Hara, Randolph Scott. 1942. resemblance to an English general 33 Naked City pher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette. Jack forces. Cary Grant, Martha Scott, Sir [HBO] MOVIE: Th e Gift of Life' A young (51 Mork and Mindy Cabot Cove, a murder-occurs. (60 min.) makes him valuable as a W W II spy. on's 1972 Chinese visit an American for a retirement dream home to send him INN News Warden 1985 Rated PG (In Stereo) couple's first year in Ireland; artist Gor­ Cedric Hardwicke. 1940. wife runs into widespread disapproval [HBO] MOVIE: Cobra' (CC) An L A Danny Kaye. Dana Wynter, Wilfrid (55) to college. Henry Fonda. Maureen 21 Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 ([13 05) Werewolf While working as a cop’s investigation into a series of ran­ [U S A ] Night Flight don Mortensen; Wall Street's woes. (90 O'Hara. James MacArthur. 1963. (21 Hart to Hart when she enters into a contractual sur­ min.) huntsman's assistant. Eric wrongly as­ Hyde-White*. 1961. 0 1 ABC News (CC). rogate pregnancy. Susan Dey. Paul Le- dom murders reveals that there could be min.) 27) Candidates '88 With Marvin Kalb sumes he's responsible for a series of more than one killer. Sylvester Stallone, [E S P N ] SportsCantar Sunday (60 min.) [E S P N ] NFL's Greatest Moments: 1977 6:15AM d D Davey & Goliath [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e Whiz Kid and the Mat, Edward Herrmann. 1982. (22) News (Live) Dsnvar Broncos-AFC Champions (R) 33 D.J. Kat Mystery at Riverton' A gang of swin­ 05) MOVIE; 'Charror Jess Wade battles wolf attacks. (R) (In Stereo) Brigitte Nielsen, Reni Santoni. 1986 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Into Tha Homeland' C5D vista ^ Currents (R) 6:30AM 33 Here's Lucy dlers challenges a 13-year-old inventor. a^gang of outlaws who have stolen Mexi­ 4:00PM (X3 ( H To Be Announced. 33 MOVIE: 'Eleanor. First Lady of the Rated R. (In Stereo) (CC) While searching for his missing 2:00AM (3 ) Nightwatch co's famed gold and silver Victory gun (21 Outer Limits World' After the death of F.O.R., Eleanor daughter, an ex-cop stumbles upon a (S ) It's Your Business (53) Voltron, Defender of the Universe Eric O'Shea, Clay O'Brien, Kim Richard. 33 MOVIE: '.Agatha Christie's Dead [M A X ] Cinamax Sasslons: Roy Orbison 3 3 Home Shopping Overnight Service Christian Science Monitor Reports 1974. Elvis Presley, Ina Balin, Victor French. Man's Folly' When Belgian detective 05) Univision en el Deporte Comentarios is torn between her family and the op­ & Frianda - A Black and White Night Or­ covert political organization. Powers (33) Kenneth Copeland (3 hrs.) 01 1969 Hercule Poirot is asked to join a staged j y resumen del acontecer deportivo por portunity to become an influential bison performs such classics as "Only Boothe. C. Thomas Howell, Paul LeMat. CNN News [H B O ] MOVIE: Desert Bloom’ (CC) i Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) 03) Twilight Zona (51 (21 Bugs Bunny With the A-bomb tests of the early [CNN] Newsday murder mystery at a British estate, he public figure. Jean Stapleton, E.G. Mar­ the Lonely." "Oh. Pretty Woman" and 1987. (In Stereo) S I Miracle Faith Outreach shall, Joyce Van Patten. 1982. (21 Sesame Street (CC). 1950's in the background, a 13-year-oId [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Homestretch' The story discovers that the murders are genuine I 07) Constitution: That Delicate Balance "Blue Bayou" with tha help of Jackson [U S A ] P o r ^ t Diet 01 That’s ths Spirit (31 Ring Around the World Peter Ustinov, Jean Stapleton, Const­ 0 5 Star Trek: Tha Next Generation (60 Browne, Elvis Costello, Bruce Springs­ (21 To Be Announced. Nevada girl comes to terms with her fa­ of the romance of a girl and a debonaire 01) Small Wonder Jamie end Vicki help 11:30PM 33 George SchlattoYs Co­ [C N N ] Money - Year mily's problems. Jon Voight. JoBeth ance Cummings. 1986. min.) teen. Tom Walts and Jennifer Warnes. (S3) Can You Be Thinner? horse owner, who follows ponies from police nab a drug pusher at school. medy Club [E S P N ] SportsCantar 2 1 Alice Williams. Ellen Barkin. 1986 Rated PG track to track. Cornell Wilde, Glenn Lan- Its Showtime at the Apollo (60 min.) (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] The Year in Style 33 Magnum. P.l. [CNN] Newswatch 01 [U S A ] Search for Beauty @1 World Tomorrow gan, Maureen O'Hara. 1947. [TMC] MOVIE: 'ManhuntaY A forensics 33 Sports Extra [D IS ] Contraption [U S A ] Cartoons 03) Movie [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) J.L.'s assignment 21 Smithsonian Treasures @ El Mlnisterio de Jimmy Swaggart .[ESPN] Women's'Weightlifting World specialist leaves his FBI Job to hunt for a 05) Honaymoonars 2:30AM 33 Multi Trim [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rainbow Brite and the 1 1:10AM [CNN] Travel Guide 01 N W A Pro Wrestling to take a marine researcher and his spe­ (22) (21 Family Ties (CC) Andrew teels psychotic killer. William L. Petersen, Presenta Championship, from Daytona Beach, FL cimens to the aquarium goes awry, (In (51 Day of Discovery 03) Movie Star Stealer’ Animated (CC) A greedy 22) MOVIE: 'Rascal Dazzle' A dazzling rejected when big brother Alex begins Kim Greist, Dennis Farina. 1986. Rated (SZ) Sesame Street 1 1:30AM 33 MOVIE: ah Baba and (60 min.) (R) Stereo) spehding more time with his girlfriend, (21 Christian Children's Fund [C N N ] Sports Latanight princess threatens Rainbow's mission to the Forty Thieves' After the Caliph of display of rascality and high jinks star­ R. bring color, hope and happiness to the 23) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera [H B O ] MOVIE: Three Amigos' (CC) ring the best-known, best-loved gang m [ESP N ] Skiing: North American Pro Lauren. (R) (In Stereo) 22) 21 News [E S P N ] Sportstalk Bagdad is murdered, his son All is Three unemployed screen cowboys are [U S A ] Cover Story world Voices of Bettina. Patrick Fraley. [CNN] Daywatch adopted by Old Baba, chief of thieves the world is > narrated by Jerry Lewis Tour From Waterville Valley. N.H (21 Nature: Land of tha Kiwi (CC) Pro­ 01 Chrlstisn Lifestyle Magazine [U S A ] Consumer Challanga: Blublockar Peter Cullen. 1985 Rated G (in Stereo) mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy Duet Linda doesn't Welcome to Pooh Corner Jon Hall. Maria Montez, Turhan Bey Spanky. Alfalfa. Darla. 1980 (Taped) files New Zealand and its unusual wild­ 9:30PM 33 05) [DIS] tyrant out of a small Texas town. Chevy share Richard's desire to start a family. 01 MOVIE: 'Juste Little Inconvenience' [M AX] MOVIE: The Hand' A Nova (CC) Water and irrigation poli­ [U S A ] Airwolf life. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 2:40AM 7:00AM 33 At the Movies [ESPN] SpeedWeek 1943. Chase. Steve Martin, Martin Short. 21 A Vietnam veteran attempts to rehabili­ psychotic cartoonist finds that his dis­ cies are examined along with their ef­ 21 MOVIE: Th e Dogs of WaY A deadly (R) (In Stereo) (X ) @ 1 Jimmy Swaggart 33 01 This Week With David Brinkley 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) tate his best friend who has become bit­ membered hand has taken a direction of [HBO] MOVIE: Bye Bye Birdie' A small fects on the soil. (60 min.) (R) 6:30PM 33 News mercenary, tortured and deported by an (21 Mama's Family Mama starts taking (CC). ter and withdrawn after being maimed its own. Michael Caine, Andrea Maicov- 33 8th Day Iowa town wins the opportunity to host [USA] Code Red 33 Dorn DeLuise Show (4 hrs.. 30 min.) African government, returns to over­ classes to earn her high-school diploma. in the war. Lee Majors. James Stacy, the nationally televised final perform­ 01 CNN News (21 Police Story icci, Viveca Lindfors. 1981.lRated R. (In throw the decayed regime. Christopher (R) Barbara Hershey. 1977. 33 Point of View 1:30PM 33 world Cup Skiing (60 (51 It Takes Two Stereo) ance of a teen idol about to enter mili­ (21 Hallmark Homes (57) Joy of Painting Walken. Tom Berenger, Colin Blakely. (§1 Dolly (CC) Joe PIscopo. Tammy Wy- 03) ® Jetrv Fatwell tary service. Janet Leigh, Dick Van Dyke. min.) (22) NBC News (CC) 05) Spiritual Ufa Crusade (22) TV Open House [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e Point' Animated A 1980. nette and Ricky Skaggs make appear­ 2:45AM 33 ABC News (CC). (51 Divine Plan Ann-Margret. 1963. (In Stereo) (21 Tony Brown's Journal round-headed boy born into a pointed (21 Artsweek [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred (21 French Chef: Turkey Breast Braised (21 One Day at a Time ances. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [DIS] DTV (S ) Muppets ^ 01 Spotlight on Government society is banished to a pointless forest. MOVIE: ‘Exploring the Unknown' An Hickman. Nick Charles. 9:30AM 33 Love Your Skin 07) Making of a Continent (CC) A por­ 05) Siempre en Domingo Programa de [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Heartbreak Ridge' (CC) (21 What's Happening Nowtl' (R) [CNN] Money - Year Music by Harry Nilsson. 1971. investigation into the puzzling evidence variedades con musica, entrevistas y ar- [T M C ] MOVIE: 'King Kong Lives' Kept (55) ( H Visionaries Wall Street Journal Report trait of the Mississippi River, the people A decorated career marine officer is (21 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Here Comes Mr. Jor­ of psychic occurrences Narrated by tistas invitados bajo la animacion de alive by life-support systems for a (S I It's Your Business (21 Meet the Press (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE: Th e Shoes of the Fish­ who benefit from living along Its banks given tha task of getting a platoon of (21 World Tomorrow erman' In an attempt to avoid World dan' The celestial powers-that-be give a Burt Lancaster 1977 and the future potential for widespread Raul Velasco. (3 hrs.) cade, the legendary ape receives an arti­ ficial heart and finds a kindred spirit in a raw, undisciplined recruits into fighting ® Kenneth Copeland 2 1 Adelante Para Gente Grande (60 min.) War III, a Russian archbishop is selected deceased prizefighter a second shot at 0 1 To Be Announced. destruction of life and property resulting 05) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider recently captured female Kong. Linda shape. Clint Eastwood. Marsha Mason. Love Your Skin to succeed the former Pope. Anthony life. Robert Montgomery, Evelyn Keyes. from geological changes wrought by the (S3) (21 Maude 22) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). (R) 0D 9 to 5 Hamilton. Brian Kerwin, John Ashton. Everett McGill. 1986. Rated R. (in [CNN] Daybreak Quinn. Laurence Olivier. Oskar Werner. Claude Rains. 1941. river s waters. (60 min.) (R) 10 :0 0 P M 33 33 News ( H Rev. David Paul [C N N ] NFL Preview [C N N ] Inside Business 1966. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Stereo) 1968. Rated G. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour [C N N ] PrimeNews (55) Lifestyles of tha Rich and Famous [DIS] Mousercise [CNN] Your Money [ESPN] SpoftsCenter Sunday: NFL [DIS] Animals in Action The architects [U S A ] To Be Announced. 3:00AM 33 Health and Tennis MOVIE: -Goldia and tha (60 min.) [ESPN] SpoftsCenter [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Gameday A preview of today's games in 2:00PM CE) 4:30PM C£) m o v ie : -Thoroughly Mod. of the animal world - clay castle build­ [E S P N ] Boxing Gianfranco Rossi (40-2, Boxer' A struggling fighter's relation­ 12 KOs) vs. Duane Thomas (31-2. 21 (21 Jimmy Swaggart 11:45 PM 33 Road to Calgary A prev­ [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Free SpiriY A peaceful NFL. ern Millie' Two young girls come to New ers, nest weavers and paper makers are [ESPN] Running and Racing ship with an orphan effects his climb to KOs) in a WBC super welterweight title iew of the 1988 Olympics. [D IS ] MOVIE: T o tha Shores of Tripoli' relationship between a hound puppy York to realize their ambitions: one to be explored. ( H Good Neighbors [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Jake Speed' (CC) A [MAX] MOVIE: 'Indiana Jones and the the heavyweight championship. O.J. an actress, the other to be a stenogra­ bout scheduled for 12 rounds from The cold realities of World War II trans­ and an orphaned fox cub who were Speed Skiing: World Record (21 World Vision 1 2:00AM 33 At the Movies young woman seeks the help of a pulp Temple of Doom' (CC) The globe­ Simpson. Melissa Michaelsen, Vincent pher and marry the boss. Julie Andrews, [ESPN] Genoa, Italy. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) form an arrogant young man into a pa­ raised together is threatened when the Run From Portillo. Chile. (Taped) hero to rescue her sister, who has been trotting archeologist battles an Indian Gardenia. 1979. Mary Tyler Moore, Carol Channing. (21 38 on Sports 33 9 to 5 Bud's in for a surprise when he triotic Marine. John Payne. Maureen animals grow to adulthood. Eric Porter. cult for possession of a sacred stone in [U S A ] Mike Hammer W OOS an old college flame (Gail Strick­ kidnapped by an African white slave 05) Movie 1967 7:00PM (3) 60 Minutes (60 min.) 02) Great Psrformsnces: Vladimir Ho­ O'Hara, Randolph Scott. 1942. Rachel Roberts. Bill Travers 1978. this prequel to "Raiders of the Lost Ark". Married...With Child­ land) who works in his department. ring. Wayne Crawford. Karen Kopins, MOVIE: 'SwimmeY A middle-aged 8:30PM 33 05) rowitz: The Last Romantic (CC). [E S P N ] College Basketball: Notre Dame Rated PG. Harrison Ford. Kate Capshaw. Ke Huy 21 To Be Announced. (21 ( X ) ® 2 1 Jump Street Hanson and Pen- ren (CC) The Bundy gang is without John Hurt. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) man contemplates his life while swim­ (33 Dallas Part 2 of 2. at LaSalle (2 hrs.) (R) [U S A ] Calliope Quan. 1964. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (21 Adams Chronicles hall attempt to bust drug dealers; a coed phone service after Al refuses to pay the 05) Freedom From Fat 10:00AM (33 Dr. science ming from pool to pool as he traverses offers Hanson $ 1.700 to kill her sexually [CNN^CNN News 03) Star Trek [TM C] MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' 7:30AM CX) Wall street Journal Re­ 12:00PM CS) NFL Today NFL pro- (51 MOVIE: Th e Rainmaker’ A rain­ the Connecticut countryside. Burt Lan­ bill (R) (In Stereo) Two women become best friends with­ 3 3 Sybervision abusive father. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 01 Avengers port game show hosted by Brent Musburger maker not only ends a draught in a small caster, Janice Rule, Kim Hunter. 1968. (22)01 My Tw o Dads (CC) Michael and [M AX] MOVIE: 'Apocalypse Now' A out knowing that they share the same 33 Jatsons with Irv Cross and Jimmy 'The Greek" southwestern town, but brings needed (51 Charles In Charge Joey grant Nicole's wish for a brother. special agent journeys into Vietnam ( ^ Discover man. Mary Tyler Moore, Christine Lahti, 33 Breakthrough confidence and romance to a spinster. 03) El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y with orders to find and kilt a renegade ^ Captain Power a|id the Soldiers of Snyder. (Live) 21 Ceptain Powei; (In Stereo) (21 Police Story Ted Danson. 1986. Rated PG-13. (S3 Sunday Mass Burt Lancaster, Katharine Hepburn, luchas entre boxeadores internacion- American colonel. Martin Sheen, Marlon 33 MOVIE: 'Little Lord Fauntleroy' A 22) ( ® Our House (CC) A veteran (SS) Amen (CC) Frye gets caught up in the Future Wendell Corey. 1956. ales. Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis 01 Alicq Brando. Robert Duvall. 1979. Rated R. [U S A ] 199 Loop Holes (51 (21 Day of Discovery poor youngster from New York's Lower Moreno. (90 min.) schoolteacher gives Gus an eye-opening the Rev. Gregory’s cure for snake (51 Jimmy Swaggart 01 Spenser For Hire (CC) Hawk takes (In Stereo) (21 Dr. James Kennedy East Side is sent to the estate of his ® LeYs Go Bowling lesson about today's educational sys­ phobia. (In Stereo) 3:30AM (3 ) save the Children 2 1 Captain Power (57) Madeleine Cooks drastic measures to gain possession of a grandfather, the Earl of Dorincourt. (ST) Drinking and Driving: The Toll, the tem. (60 min.l (R) (In Stereo) crooked judge's stolen diary. (60 min.) [U S A ] Robert Klein Tima 01 Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham [C N N ] Crossfire (21 Celebrate with Rev. David Mellon Ricky Schroder. Alec Guinness. 1980. [CNN] Evans & Novak • Chalice of Salvation Tears The aftermath of nine tragic acci­ 21 Expedition To Erebus (60 min.) (In Stereo) 10:30PM (33 Spons Extra Taunton Park [U S A ] Discover H ) Kldeo TV SpeedWeek Special: Thrills (23) Mister Rogers Movie dents is examined. (60 min.) (R) [ESPN] and (53) (21 Pro Wrestling 9:00PM 33 m o v ie -. 'Once Upon A 3 ) Sunday Sports Scans Weakly sports 05) Gend Scott [U S A ] POM Sale [CNN] Big Story Year in Review Spills 4:00AM ( ^ Rin-TIn-TIn (51 Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ [CNN] 01 ABC News (CC). Texas Train' Premiere, (CC) A would-be highlights and features with host Steve [C N N ] World Report [DIS] You and Me, Kid tion on the latest employment opportun­ [ESPN] Dreg Racing: NHRA Showdown 5:00PM (X3 National Geographic A Albert and feature reporter Carl Cherkin. 4:10AM [C N N ] Showbiz Year (21 Sacrifice of the Mass 03) Noticiero Univision railway bandit gathers his old gang for a [E S P N ] NFL Prime Time Scores and [ESPN] World Sport Special ities in the Connecticut area. of Championa From Bristol, Tenn. (90 look at efforts by U.S. and Canadian major robbery, knowing full well that his (21 Sea Hunt (21 Yes, Prime Minister highlights of today's National Football 4:25AM [M A X ] m o v ie : Dream min.) (R) scientists to save the whooping crane (57) Only One Earth: The Monk, the Vil­ old adversary, a former Texas Ranger, New England Sunday (21 (21 To Be Announced. league games. (R) LovaY After stabbing an intruder, a 8:00AM ([23 2 1 Conversations With from extinction. (60 min.) lage and the Bo Tree (CC) will be hot on his trail. Willie Nelson. (21 Ask tha Manager (22) MuppeU [U S A ] MOVIE: 'ArrivedercL Bab/ An young woman becomes inolved in (X ) Sunday Mass iSfl La Santa Misa enterprising young man discards 0 1 N C TV Hour Movie previews of "Wall [DIS] MOVIE: The Man Who Came to Richard Widmark. 1988. 01 Buck Jamas (CC) On a fishing trip. [U S A ] PGM Sale dream research expsrirflents that may (21 McLaughlin Group Buck and hospital administrator Henry 33 Make It Real (SD Nature: America's Wild Horses (CC) guardians and wives for their fortunes. Street," "Eddie Murphy Raw" and DinneY A fiesty critic takes undue ad­ (33 05) Tracey Ullmen Show Sketches: 12:1 SAM 33 can You Bo Thinner? reveal the reason behind her act of viol­ vantage of a Midwestern family's hospi­ Carliner encounter a pregnant woman (S3 Funtastio World of Hanna-Barbera A portrait of the American mustang (21 PoUee Woman Tony Curtis, Rosanna Schiaffino. Lionel "Manon of the Spring"; videos by Ter­ Francesca works at a fast-food restaur­ ence. Kristy McNichol. Ben Masters, Jeffries. 1966. ence Trent D'Arby ("Wishing Well") and tality after an accident forces him to ant; Kiki Howard-Smith conquers her who needs emergency surgery. 12:30AM 33 New England Sunday Paul Shensr. 1986. Rated R (In Stereo) 03) Tom and Jerry through the lens of cinematographer (21 Charlie's Angels Wolfgang Bayer. (60 min.) (R) Flesh for Lulu. (60 min.) take it easy. Monty Woolley, Bette fear of flying; singing commuters In New 05) Nouropsyohology of Weight Control (R) (51 12 O'clock High ® Modem Maturity (CC). 2:30PM CD m o v ie ; -MIckay SpIL Davis, Ann Sheridan. 1941. 4:30AM 05) Twilight Zone [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) lane's Margin for MurdeY A (detective (21 Soldiers: A History of Man in Battle York City. (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] Disney Channel Preview 3 3 Kojak [CNN] Newsday [ESPN] NFL Prime Time Scores and [C N N ] Big Story ® Porky Pig becomes suspicious when his best (21 The Saint (55) Star Search (60 min.) [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Premiere (21 Runaway With the Rich end Famous [ESPN] Sportstalk [ESPN] High School Football: National highlights of today's National Football [DIS] Disney Channel Preview (22) Sunday Today friend's autopsy proves that he died (51 MOVIE: 'Games' A young couple be- Host: Jay Johnstone. Ursula Andress in Italy; Lorenzo Lamas 10:10AM [CNN] On the Menu AJLAmerlcan Team league games. (60 min.) Sesame Street (CC). from a professional beating. Kevin Dob­ (23) (SZ) [U S A ] All-American Wrestling ContInuBd. . . (20 Oral RoAent . 10:30AM 3) Agronsky and Company son, Charles Callahan, Cindy Pickett MANCHESTER HERALD. Bfianyr^an. 1. 19W — » M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 1,19»a (2D Defenders of the Earth Sexuality (2D BravaStarr (g ) World of Survival Weekdays dD Flintstonas I l ' i H i [C N N ] International Hour [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus 5:00AM C B Horn* Shopping Over­ fQ) Jem [E S P N ] Varied Programs' night ^ rv lc a Continues 0T9 Spiral Zone Prostate cancer can be treated [U S A ] Tic Tac Dough 31 One Step Beyond By Mich«l« Quaglini (29 Bugs Bunny 3:30PM (3D Flintstonas [CNN] Crossfire (2D (g ) Captain Kangaroo (jTf) Ohostbustars [DIS] [USA] Varied Programs (2D Uncle Waldo ByDr. JuneRelnisch (secondary syphilis) usually 1. Who played Ann Romano on CBS’a “One Day (JD Spiral Zona appears about six weeks after 5:30AM ® Kideo t v H ) Heathcliff at a Tima"? (2D G.l. Joe ® Varied Programs [C N N ] Business Day the chancre first appeared (and The rate of sexual activity is much more 2. What waa har ax-huaband’a nama? ( ^ 3-2-1 Contact (CC) DEAR DR. REINISCH: Your The 3H INN News [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner the chancre may still be present 3. Who played Grandma Romano? (2D Thundercats column about the new surgery in this stage). Some secondary- dependent on non-physical factors than on 31 CNN News 8:00AM (3 ) Thundercats 4. What city waa the aoriaa aot in? ^ (3D Beverly Hills Teens for prostate cancer didn’t go far Kinsey (51] Morning Stretch (X) Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck syphilis patients have fever, sore 5. What waa Schnaidar’a firat nama? g ) Varied Programs enough. Two years ago I was throat or headache. Other physical ones ff [C N N ] Showbiz Today d D Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin 6. Who playad Barbara? [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner faced with this problem and a Report [ESP N ] Getting Fit symptoms of secondary syphilis GD Brady Bunch 7. What waa Julia’s huaband’a occupation? [U S A ] Jackpot surgeon at the clinic I went to [U S A ] PGM Sale (2D Derinis the Menace include a wide variety of skin 8. What ad agency did Ann work for? 4:00PM OD Oprah Winfrey (CC), took the time to explain about 5:45AM ( H Before Hours (2D Sesame Street (CC). lesions, which can erupt (3D (2^ Rool Ohostbustars cancer will be able topreserve (2D King Leonardo treatments. He told me that few anywhere on the body, often on 6:00A M ® CBS Ne-ws (3D The Judge (CC). both their lives and the cai>acity beginning until the scab has times per week? My understand­ d D She-Ra: Princess of Power men are good candidates for the the palms of the hands or soles of ® Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs (X) Barnaby Jonas for sexual arousal, erection and fallen off and the sore is ing is that this would be (g ) Mister Rogers (jodue new surgery that reduces the loss the feet. Some patients have a ® ABC News Left In Progress |CC). GD Smurfs’ Adventures orgasm as you have done, but completely healed. Stick with impossible because the male My Little Pony -ABQ pua BJOUUOQ '8 of potency (I was not) and that ® Romper Room (TD Matchmaker temporary loss of scalp, eyebrow nei^s time to build up a supply of [C N N ] Daybreak •!|od«uoipu| '0 radiation treatment is almost the each has the right to feel that he extra amounts of hugging 3 D Community Affairs (2D Family Ties has participated in making a or beard hair. instead. semen in order to create sexual . 3® ® 20 Minute Workout [D IS] Donald Duck Presents iqB|UM i||J!V -1 Aejq'aj eUouoN X same as far as curing the cancer Blood tests are the most jodooD p a -z (2D (g ) Sesame Street (CC) and keeping potency. fully informed decision about his Most normal household excitement. Teddy Ruxpin 8:30AM (3D My Little Pony IIIM iiM ea OMOIOA '9 (2D Ghostbusters accurate way to diagnose this •u A e M Q 's ujisuajj eiuuoa't treatment. ® NBC News (X) Dinosaucers I opted for radiation secondary stage of syphilis. hygiene is sufficient to reduce (2D Hart to Hart After treatment, he should also DEAR READER; That rate is ® Varied Programs (TD Spiral Zone (3D Comic Strip treatment, and so far everything Some excellent blood tests the risk of spreading the herpes be offered assistance in certainly physically possible for 131 ABC News (CC) GD Mork and Mindy U3M SN V Quincy is still working and I feel great. I include the VDRL slide test, virus. Sheets, for example, (5D Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers (2D Smurfs' Adventures know this treatment is not for maintaining or regaining sexual some couples, but whether it Is (ID Jetsons unheated serum reagin (USR) should be virus-free after (In Stereo) satisfaction, if this is of personal best for the couple depends on (2D Zoobilee Zoo [C N N ] Newsday everyone, but men should be test, rapid plasma reagin (RPR) washing in detergent and hot [CNN] Daybreak (2D Scooby Doo importance. This can include a many variables other than [D IS ] Mickey Mouse Club informed about the option of card test, automated reagin test water. [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club g ) Sesame Street (CC). referral to a counselor to learn physical ones. [DIS] Walt Dianay Prasants CX) Love Connection [E S P N ] AW A Championship Wrestling radiation treatments. (ART), FTA-ABS test and the Wash your hands with a [ESPN] Aerobics g ) Woody Woodpecker The male does have a GD Mork and Mindy [U S A ] Chain Reaction techniques for sexual satisfac­ detergent soap carefully and [USA] Search for Beauty 12:00PM QD CD C5D (23) News MHA-TP test. These tests are [D IS ] Dumbo'a Circus (2D Varied Programs tion of the man and his partner refractory period, a period of ( D Kojak 4:30PM (3D (51 ID DuckTales DEAR READER: You’re also used to make sure that thoroughly each time you have 6:30A M d D News 9:00AM (3D Wil Shrinar (2D Varied Programs that do not require intercourse, time immediately following an GD Odd Couple (3D People's Court absolutely right. Men with treatment has been effective touched a herpes sore; this will (X ) SilverHawks (3D Brady Bunch (SD Dick Van Dyke arranging for a penile Implant, orgasm when his body is not O l Knot's Landing GD G.l. Joe prostate cancer should be told ' when syphilis has been actually also help avoid spreading the (X ) Zoobilee Zoo d D d D Donahue [U S A ] Play Percentages or simply correcting misunder­ capable of responding to sexual (2D Movie GD *100,000 pyramid about all treatment options diagnosed. virus to new locations on your G3) Scooby Ooo (X) I Dream of Jeannia stimulation. (2D Varied Programs 2:00PM @D As the World Turns (2D Bugs Bunny appropriate to the stage of their standings. Detection of syphilis in a late, own body. G l Qua Pasa, USA7 G3) Mork & Mindy The length of the refractory ' (2D Police Woman C3) Popaye (22) M*A*S-H condition. You were fortunate to Researchers have discovered d5) Oinosaucers GD Celebration of the Eucharist stage of the disease process can (2D Super Password (3D dD One Life to Live (2D Rin-TinTin have found a physician who that the herpes virus can survive period varies enormously from NBC News (2D Varied Programs also be found with the FTA-ABS Lou Grant (X) Newlywed Game [D IS] Donald Duck Presents one man to the next and from one d l) Rambo (2D follows this philosophy, takes on a toilet seat fpr up to four (2D Sesame Street (CC). (iD Partridge Family test, but diagnosis of involve­ time to the next for the same HD SilverHawks (In Stereo) d D Ryan's Hope [U S A ] Bumper Stumpers time for the necessary Comment bothers hours, but even this would not (2D Dakteri (2D BreveStarr ment of the nervous system also man. In some nnen, it is only a [CNN] Business Morning (5D Perry Mason 5:00PM (3D News discussions, and includes factual infect another person unless (2D Hour Magaiine (22) ^ Another World DEAR DR. REINISCH: requires examination of a tew minutes, and erection is not [DIS] Mousereise [C N N ] Sonya Live in LA. (3D Oiff rant Strokes information about possible direct contact was made with a (2D Spiral Zone (2D Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers sample of cerebrospinal fluid [ESPN] Nation's Business Today [ESPN] Aerobics (3D Live at Five effects of sexual functioning. Something you said in a column mucous membrane or an area of lost between one orgasm and the d D The Judge (CC). d D Casper (the liquid that surrounds the [USA] Varied Programs [U SA ] Varied Programs XD T.J. Hooker The suitability of treatment about syphilis bothers me. You next. In other men, the Bonanza [CNN] Newsday spinal cord and bathes the skin that was open. To reduce 12:30PM ( D Young and the Reatteas GD Fall Guy said the most sensitive test was refractory period is several 6:45A M (5 ) News [C N N ] Deywatch [USA] Hot Potato options does vary from one brain.) even this slight risk, you and (D @D Loving GD Knight Rider one done on scrapings from a hours, or even days. In general, d $ Weather [D IS ] You and Me, Kid 2:30PM (3D woody woodpecker patient to the next, and If you have had no further your husband might want to (JD Movie (2D Happy Days lesion. About two years ago, I the refractory period lengthens (g ) A.M. Weather 9:30A M (3D Leave It to Beaver treatments can include various symptoms since your initial cover ttie seat with toilet paper if (22) Scrabble (X) Dating Game (22) Cheers had a blood test for syphilis, as a man ages, but continues to 7:00AM (X) Morning Program (X) Carol Burnett and Frier>da BreveStarr surgical techniques, radiation negative blood test, it is highly any sores would come in contact (2D Truth or Consequences GD (2D g Mister Rogers which was negative, but my vary widely between individuals. d D Defenders of the Earth GD F-Troop G3i Brady Bunch therapy, removai of the testicles, with the seat. ( g ) Instructional Programming (2D Little House on the Prairie lesions had already disappeared unlikely that you have syphilis. It’s important to know that riD ® Good Morning America (CC). (2D Jimmy Sweggert hormonal therapy, chemother­ . You might also want to talk [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and (2D Transformers (^Taxi before I had the blood test. However, if you continue to desire, erection, orgasm and d D Beverly Hills Teens (2D Journal apy and combinations of these' with your physician about taking Harriet (2D Saber Riders dD Punky Brewster Could I still have syphilis even worry (or may have been ejaculation are ail separate G3) Transformers dD Superior Court options. acyclovir capsules if you or your [U S A ] Anything for Money (g ) Joy of Painting GD People's Court though that1>lood test was exposed to syphilis since your processes. This means that a G3I Zoobilee Zoo (g ) Mister Rogers (R) Explanation of treatment husband have frequent out­ 1:00PM ( D Hour Magazine d D Heathcliff g ) Movie test), ask your physician or a man who is highly aroused and (29l Scooby Doo [DIS] Movie options should include informa­ negative and I’ve had no breaks of the herpes sores. (D & All My Children [DIS] Varied Programs [C N N ] Newswatch sexually transmitted disease (22) (39 Today (In Stereo) tion about any possible effects on symptoms? If this is possible, I can understand your concern, has an erectioh hUMtH^ve 10:00AM (X) (D CD High Rollers [USA] Press Your Luck [D IS ] Vq^ried Programs clinic about having one of the (S ) Mister Rogim how can I be sure I don’t have several satisfjdng mtt^'kms fairly (3D I Love Lucy G D Richard Simmons Slim Cooking [U S A ] Dance Party USA sexual functioning. The role of above blood tests. but careful use of soap and hot (2$ O t K ^ Doiight 3:00PM (D Guiding Light syphilis? close together, even Uioiigh he (ID (S) Sally Jessy Raphael (22) ® Gays of Our Uvea sexuality in a man’s life should Send questions to Dr. Reinisch water on household items and l29 Qhostbusters (3D Dennis the Menace 5:30PM (3D (3D dD News might ejaculate semen with only CTT) Rhode (2D Instructional Programming also be discussed so that the surfaces should provide ade­ (g ) 3-2-1 Contact (CC). (3D d D General Hospilel (3D Facts of Life DEAR READER: Syphilis in care of The Kinsey Report, the first orgasm. G D Bob Tilton (2D [DIS] Movie physician has a clear picture of a quate protection for your $ D Jem (3D Cannon (2D Gimme a Break P.O. Box 48, Bloomington, IN This is further validation for O (2D 700 Club ® Vega* man's presurgical functioning progresses through stages, and children. Many people do learn to [CN N ] Daybreak GD Bionic Six (22) News (Live) 47402. Volume of mail prohibits (2D (SZ) Instruotionel Programming d D Carol Burnett the most sensitive tests vary the ^ncept that the brain is the [DIS] Good Morning Mickayl GD BuHwinkle d D Square One Television (CC). and its importance to the patient. personal replies, but questions of safely manage tteir herpes (2D Sale of the Century [USA] Let's Make a Deal according'to which stage a mon important sexual organ. [USA] Cartoons (2D Thundercats ( ^ Cheers Furthermore, these discus­ general Interest may be outbreaks without needing to (2D Ar>dy Griffith patient is suspected to be in. The rate of sexual activity is 1 ;30PM (3D Bold and the Beautiful (22) (3D Santa Barbara dD One Day at a Time sions should include the sexual discussed in future columns. make substantial changes in 7:30AM (33 (39 He-Man and Masters d D Blackout Premiere In general, the first indication much more dependent on of the Universe partner, so that both partners their daily lives. [USA] Movie of a syphilis infection is a nofrifliysical factors than on (X ) Jetsons have a clear idea of what to The general guiaeiine tor 10:30AM (3D Bewitched expect after treatment. There chancre (a sore), which appears Herpes hygiene herpes sores is to keep them physical ones. The rate is not (X) Superior Court Astrogniph are reports of couples who between 10 and 90 days after covered by light clothing so there determined by the amount of G D Sanford end Son stopped having sex after a man’s contact with an infected person. is no contact with another slithihal fluid available. Sohitioii dP (2D Classio Coneontratlon treatment for prostate cancer Even if not treated, a chancre DEAR DR. REINISCH; My person’s mucous membranes or Many men can attest to the (2D Phyllfs prying, it could cause problems lor all out ot proportion. disappears in two to eight weeks. husband and I have genital important influence of psycho­ LEO (July 23>Aug. 22) This is not a even though the man remained skin. If the sores are on the (2D Card Sharks concerned. While the chancre is present herpes. We are worried that our logical factors on their rate of PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Unless you good day to get Involved In ventures capable of becoming aroused and genitals, this is easier to ANSWER 11:00AM (3D Price Is Right iqfour view situations realistically today, the that have too many risky elements. Un- having erections and orgasms; (this stage is called primary small children could contract accomplish than if they are on sexual outlet. For example, it is (3D Charlie's Angels '^Hrthday enormity of that with which you might lortunataly, you might feel much luckier syphilis). examination of a herpes from us. the mouth or hands. not at all unusual for a man’s than you actually are. in these cases, the partner was It- I P (3D Divorce Court have to contend could overwhelm you. unwilling to have sex because of specimen taken from it (this test When we have an outbreak and It’s not a good idea to share rate to increase dramatically (X) People ere Talking Don’t be Intimidated by paper dragons. VmOO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) It the outside while he’s on vacation or to world doesn't treat you as kindly as you fears about catching the cancer, is called a dark-field examina­ apply medication, could our with your children, washcloths, (JD Sanford and Son Jan.2,'19n ARIES (March 21-AprH 10 ) Your effec­ tion) is the most accurate test to hands carry the virus even after decrease if he’s under higher In the year ahead, try to get more In­ tiveness will be marred today If your ob- think It should today, don’t take It out harming the patient or other towels, glasses, toothbrushes or GD PTL Club volved with clubs or social organlxa- lectlves are not clearly defi-ied. Try to on members of your lamlly. Use your worries cau s^ by not receiving determine if the sore was due to proper washing with soap and anything else that could have stress at work. ( a I Dream of Jeennie tlons. Your chart shows beneficial con­ be methodical rather than scatter your energies to override opposition. accurate information. primary syphilis. water? Are linens safe after been in contact with a sore. If (21 09 W hM l of Fonufw tacts can be developed through these forces too thin. LIBRA (SepL 22-OcL 23) Try not to The next stage of syphilis being laundered? Should they Dr. Reinisch is director of the take yours^f or your Involvements too Not all men with prostate they are too young to help do this, I ® Sm Hunt sources. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't over­ seriously today. If you do. It will have a have a different bar of soap? consider getting them their own Kinsey Institute for Research in ® Maudo CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) You're extend yoursell financially at this time. negative effect on your attitude and What about the bathtub and toilet easily identified items. Perhaps Sex, Gender and Reproduction, -O □ □ □ ® S D Who's tho Boss? (R) not likely to work too well under pres­ Instead of making large buys on credit, □;o ;d d □ □ ;o ;a a try to pay oft existing debts and build up cause you to behave poorly towards ■ seat? you could use a liquid soap Indiana University-Bloomington. [DIS] Varied Programs sure today, so don’t let Important as­ signments hang fire until the last min­ your cash reserve. others. □□□□□ □□□□□ [ESPN] Getting Fit SCORPIO (OcL 24410*. 22) Be sure ev­ dispenser instead of bars of soap. □ □ D ;o □ '~ ute. Time lost Isn't likely to be OEMNN (May 21-June 20) Negligence DEAR READER; Are the 1 1 :30A M ® High Rollars recovered. Know where to look for ro­ on the part of someone with whom erything Is clearly spelled out in ad­ -o: □□□0 □□□ V vance today If you're Involved In an ac­ “Most normal hygiene is sufficient to lesions or sores always on your ■IE 33) Bast Talk In Town mance and you'll find It. The Matchmak­ you're closely Involved could create complications lor you today. Be selec­ tivity where the coats are supposed to genitals, or do you also have Sex too often? (29 Bowitchod er set Instantly reveals which signs are reduce the risk of spreading the herpes JAYNE romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to tive regarding partners lor joint be shared by everyone. them around your mouth? If they (22) ® Win, Loss or Draw SAOITTARRIS (No*. 23-Oee. 21) In or- ATKINSON Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. ventures. do appear on your mouth, don’t DEAR DR. REINISCH; Is it (S ) Varisd Programs Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Guard '- der to get cooperation from others to­ virus day, you must first set the proper exam­ kiss your children or anyone else possible or practical for a couple ® Dick Van Dyks AOUARHIS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Make It a against tendencies today to make from the time you feel one ages S3 and 41 to have sex 12 to 15 TV puzzi# on psgs 26 39 S3) Mr. Bahrsdars (R) point to keep your nose out of a friend's mountains out of molehills. If something ple. If you're too selt-serving, don't expect them to act differently. 1 ^ Sasanw Strast (CC). c o n fii^ tM affairs today,. If you start disturbing occurs, don't let It get blown MANCHESTER HERALD. FHd«y. Jan. 1. ItW - M 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 1, 1918 Dining In Lifestyles How to avoid unsolicitod advice Basic meals tor tomii^ wild rice By Jean Schaefer How to cook wild rice: Wash tone of voice or condescending by tunning water over wild rice By Leonard Felder the baby to sleep through the attitude of the advice-giver, you ild rice is the in a strainer until water tuns . night. After 10 minutes of being can take advantage of this aristocrat of the grain clear. Add I cup uncooked wild on’t simply wish people told what an incompetent parent person’s insights without having world. While its rice to 4 cups salted boiling would keep their I was, 1 had to get away from your self-confidence diminished. plain-Jane distant water. Return to boiling. Stir. opinions to themselves: there." As Eleanor Roosevelt once said. cousin, white rice, is Reduce heat and simmer, Speak up! Here’s how Advice is usually meant to be “No one can make you feel a staple in the diet of covered tightly, 30-45 minutes to keep your sanity, helpful — in most cases, the inferior without your consent.” Wmillions of people the world until wild rice puffs open and your confidence and advice-giver only wants the best Trust your instinct that over, exotic wild rice moves in the inner white part is visible. yourD friends, for you and your child. Yet it sometimes you may know more the most elite social, circles. Its Drain. Fluff with a fork. (Makes Carol and John are not the often can make us feel insecure than the advice-giver. If sleek black slender grains can be approximately 4 cups.) kind of parents you might think or self-critical, especially when someone gives you suggestions found at the formal dining tables You can showcase your would feel overwhelmed by someone gives us advice or or criticism that is pertinent to of gourmet hostesses as well as culinary skills with a advice and criticism from friends criticism on something about his or her situation but not to many chic restaurants. status-conscious wild rice recipe. and relatives. John has a law which we already feel yours, you have the right to Wild rice isn’t rice. When the I The Wild-Rice Mushroom Saute degree and prides himself on inadequate or unsure. simply to say thank you and -«* early European explorers first II is a piquant side dish. The Wild being decisive in pressure For example, when you first move on to another subject. came to the upper Great Lakes Rice-Beef Casserole makes a situations. Carol has been a learned to drive a car, you may According to pediatrician Jay region, the Indians presented tantalizing main dish that should successful graphic artist and have felt anxious or frustrated N. Gordon, M.D., of Santa them with gifts of the be assembled the day before. recognizes, “In my line of work with yourself every time a Monica. Calif.. “Most people slate-colored grain «which grew driving instructor said things you have to be open to giving advice are relying on wild in marshy bogs and the WILD RICE-MUSHROOM like, “You forgot to signal” or suggestion and feedback." their own experiences and not inlets of lakes and rivers. SAUTE “You’re driving too close to the Because it grew in water, the Yet when they had their first necessarily on what is going on 4 cups cooked wild rice parked cars.” Even though you white men called this aquatic child, John and Carol described in your house. Remember your I medium onion, chopped feeling “bombarded with needed advice or criticism to grass “wild rice.” In fact, wild focus must be establishing a 'A pound fresh mushrooms, unsolicited advice." According develop important new skills, rice is not closely related to rice good relationship.” botanically; it is actually closer sliced to John, “Not only were the you may have felt sweaty, It's OK if you don't have all ' nervous and apologetic every to wild oats. I medium bell pepper, suggestions people gave us the answers. Just as you need to contradictory at times, but time you were given the smallest Most wild rice isn’t wild. It’s cut in strips avoid listening to bad advice, so true that the Indians still harvest ‘h cup butter or margarine friends and relatives dished out bit of advice. should you avoid the tendency to A similar anxiousness and .9 the wild-rice plants that grow '/i teaspoon salt lots of guilt with comments like feel inadequate if, at times, U self-criticism happens when naturally in the lakes and rivers '/t teaspoon garlic salt “If you love your child, this is being a parent seems to be more parents recieve comments about of the northern Midwest and (optional) what you have to do.” than you can handle. It takes Carol agrees, as she recalls, how to improve their southern Canada. But nearly all pepper, as desired strength and a commitment to the wild rice we buy in stores “It started while I was pregnant child-rearing skills. Like driving doing the best job possible to and people began giving us their a car for the first time, being a today is cultivated in man-made Saute onion, mushrooms and parent and more sensitive to my admit out loud to a friend, paddies on the rice farms of unsolicited opinions about issues parent is a new experience and children. For example, Jordan, a bell pepper in butter, adding parent of two children, had to child’s needs.” relative, doctor or other Minnesota and California. like natural childbirth, requires new skills and helpful profe.ssional, “I have a question salt, garlic salt and pepper as breast-feeding, baby names, suggestions before it starts to learn not to keep judging herself Strategies for dealing with Before the mid-1960s all our criticism. Like .Iordan, each of us about...” or “I’m insecure wild rice was gathered from desired. Cook until vegetables religious traditions and the feel comfortable. every time one of her children has to come to terms with our about...” Only by airing your lakes and rivers where it grew are tender crisp. Add wild rice, proper foods to eat. Everyone Y6t despite our need for acted up or whenever someone own unrealistic expectations and fears can you work through them naturally. It was truly wild wild stir. When wild rice is heated has an opinion and acted as advice, we also might tend to gave her advice or criticism. self-criticism, as well as the and become a more comfortable rice. But as the reputation of this through, serve. though their way was the only judge ourselves harshly According to Jordan, “Before I had my first child, I had a and competent parent. delicious nutty-flavored grain Makes 6-8 servings. way. If you disagreed or said, whenever someone points out expectations and criticisms of If someone’s advice gets on spread, it became coveted as a ‘Maybe I’ll give that some something we could be doing tendency to be a perfectionist. I others. To do this, you.may was impatient and had high your nerves because of your owq gourmet food. This demand WILD RICE-BEEF CASSEROLE thought,’ you could feel the better. And if you tend to be a need to develop some new habits insecurities of self-criticism, you created the potential market for perfectionist or get impatient expectations of the people I 'A pound'wild rice ' disapproval. It rarely sounded that will help you stay calm and may need to ask them to be commercially-grown wild rice. whegetler you have trouble worked with, as well as myself. 3 cups boiling water like ‘Here are some ideas for regain your self-confidence even more gentle or less critical Experiments were carried out to you to consider.’ Usually the "TeSiting a new skill, then you Then when I had my first child, when you’re being barraged with IV4 pounds lean ground beef I found myself on the receiving because raising a child is a see if wild rice could be made to 6 teaspoons chopped onion advice implied ‘Either do what I might feel especially self-critical criticism and suggestions. grow on farms in man-made rice Dtvtd Kool/ManohMMr HmM end of all sorts of criticism and difficult challenge already. If I can beef consomme say or you’re not going to be a at the slightest advice or Here are some guidelines to paddies. It could. advice. Being a perfectionist, I someone’s advice gets under until the wind blows away the Pure wild rice remains a g (^ parent.’ ” suggestion of how you might keep in mind or refer to Unused land, often peat bog, The Indians still gather wild I can cream o f celery soup assumed I wasn’t doing a very your skin because this person loose hulls. prestige food, selling for from Another couple found their better handle your child. whenever you notice yourself was converted into paddies that rice on the reservations in the I can cream o f chicken soup good job as a parent if there seems bent on making you feel The only difference between $6 to $10 a pound. With today’s first year as new parents was the becoming anxious. could be flooded in the spring traditional way of their I can water How to restore your were so many people making small, you may need to become this home-processed rice and emphasis on good nutrition, most difficult in terms of feeling Sort out the good advice from and drained in the fall before ancestors. Two people work as a '/t pound fresh mushrooms, self-confidence. One of the first comments on how I could be more assertive and set firm that processed commercially is however, that price drawback overwhelmed by advice and the bad. Whenever a relative, harvesting time. Within a few team in a canoe. One poles the sliced steps you can take to deal with doing it better. Pretty soon I lost limits on the number of visits the color. The Indian wild rice may be ignored by many criticism. Steven recalls, “My friend, stranger or recognized years, family farms in north canoe carefully through the lake 'A cup sliced toasted advice more effectively and all perspective and began to get and phone calls. rice beds. The other bends the appears lighter and slightly health-conscious consumers. mother used to visit and get expert makes a suggestion about No matter how much people central Minnesota were almonds ...... upset because she felt Rita was restore your self-confidence is to angry at myself and my child tall spikes of ripe grain over the greenish, while the commercial Wild rice is a high-fiber, low-fat how to respond to your child, want to see you child or visit producing 95 percent of all U.S. 'A cup snipped parsley overfeeding the baby. ’Mix in identify your own needs and whenever the baby c ri^ in canoe, then gent|y taps the heads variety is the familiar glossy carbohydrate with only 70 ask yourself three questions. you, you may need to tell you wild rice. ProMssing plants 'A bay leaf, crumbled some water with the milk, or hesitations about receiving public or acted fussy around with a wooden f 1 ^ causing the black. calories per half-cup serving. It 1. Is there something valuable family gently but firmly when sprang up, ranging from large Today most people ajre pinch o f thyme you’ll give your child a height advice. At every age, your relatives and friends. I was . seeds to fall into tife bottom of is an excellent source of B in this suggestion that I can when you don’t want to be operations to small plants in the introduced to wild rice in the 'A teaspoon salt problem,’ she would insist. Then children will present you with living with a very short fuse. the canoe. vitamins and is rich in minerals, weigh against other advice I disturbed. It helps to make owner’s backyard, "niis luxury' 'A teaspoon paprika Rita’s mother would come over new and interesting challenges And the angrier and more Back on shore, the In4jans form of a blend with other particularly zinc and potassium. have received? specific requests such as, grain became the state grain of ingiedients. Back in the 1960s 'A teaspoon pepper and say the opposite. '“There’s — just when you’ve mastered impatient I got, the more parch the rice over an outdoor It contains no additives or 2. Am I feeling apologetic, “Mornings are my quiet time Minnesota. It has been called the Uncle Ben’s brought out a no such thing as too much diapers and toliet-training with agitated and difficult my child fire in a large metal pot, stirring preservatives. defensive or self-critical, and if with my baby. I’m not taking caviar of grains. package blend of wild rice, long nutrition for a growing infant. your child, you then need to became.” constantly to prevent scorching. In a 4-quait casserole, pour so, am I being oversensitive in any vistors then.” In 1977 California farmers grain white .rice and herbs. Feed the baby on demand.’ ’’ become an “expert” at more Fortunately for Jordan, a When the parching process is boiling water over uncooked light of the fact that this Or you can say, “I need to jumped on the wild-rice Uncle Ben’s success encouraged The distinctive flavor and Karen is rasing her child alone complex issues like helping your friend suggested she join a bandwagon. Regular rice prices completed, the rice is poured wild rice and let stand 15 person’s advice is not judgment cut back on the visits and phone other companies to produce their crunchy texture of wild rice add and decribes how “everytime I child adjust to kindergarten. Half support group with other new were depressed. Beef prices into a barrel made of cedar minutes. Drain. Brown onions on on my overall competence as calls so I can start trusting own wild rice-rice blends. These character to soups, meat, fish, go out in public, carrying the the battle of resolving your moms. There she learned the were falling. Wild rice offered staves which is partially sunk in and ground beef in frying pan. a parent? myself as a parent.” Or you include Golden Grain poultry and wild game. baby or pushing the stroller. I’m insecurities is to admit you have importance of setting realistic the ground to hold it in place. Add all ingredients to rice in 3. Was there something an attractive alternative. The (Rice-a-Roni), General Foods Wild-rice dishes provide an eaiy a walking target for people who informational needs and then to goals rather than having might ask for more help at times California climate proved kind to Then a member of the Indian casserole and let stand in irritating about the tone of voice by saying, “This is how you family dons special moccasins (Minute Rice) and Green Giant. way for the novice cook to come by and offer unsolicited seek out quality advice. perfectionist expecations. She the wild-rice crop, where the refrigerator overnight. or was the attitude of^the reserved for the ritual. He or she Most of these blends contain impress guests. Gourmet cooks, advice. I was in a shopping mall . Another barrier to learned to brea^e, relax and could take some of the pressure yields per acre are almost twice Bake at 350F for 3 hours, advice-giver condescending? If treads vigorously on the kernels from 8 to 10 percent wild rice. on the other hand, can use their the other day when a sweet self-confidence is judging stay calm when her baby was off me. If you could be with the those in Minnesota. Soon covered. Add more water toward so, can I ignore this person’s baby at these times. I’d be able An industry source estimates that ingenuity to devise intriguing elderly woman came over and yourself too harshly. Learning to fiissy or when people were California equaled and then in the barrel to thresh the hulls end of baking time if needed. attitude while still benefiting to get other things done and also the blend market may account new ways to offer their smiled at the baby. All of a be gentle and patient with offering criticism and advice. passed Minnesota in production. loose. The grain is then Serves 6-8. yourself as a parent is just as from the value of the advice? have some time for myself. ” ■ transferred to a flat birchbairk for 80 percent of total wild rice connoisseur friends this premium sudden she started lecturing me Jordan admits, “Once I learned By 1985 California produced 60 Enjoy! ■ important as learning to be to stop trying to be a perfect If you sort out the valuable percent of the total U.S. harvest. dish and tossed up and down sales. delicacy. on how my baby looks tired and information from the unfortunate I » . t . :4 141 (■•I _ . » 3» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 1 .19M - »7 r ------s. ------V

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "S o much of what we call CAPTAIN EASY by Crodka A Caaale 4 3 2 498765 in with an overcall, and South had management consists In making It difficult tor people to SOUTH barely enough to accept. The meager work." — Peter Drucker. A«r A d u i i - n x m ” PHOSPHORESCENT. IT'S Lienr values in dummy gave declarer little Of course there were legitimate (Answers tomorrow) 4AQ952 REFLECTIMS play, but he worked out a successful plays for the contract. If either de­ Jumbles: HUMID PIPER ENTITY MYSELF OFF THE FIWS V9 5 fender had K-J, K-Q or Q-J doubleton Yesterday's OF SALMON ♦ 10 7 2 swindle. Answer Fat Is the penalty for exceeding this— of diamonds, he could not escape an THE FEED UMIT 4 A K J Keep your TV picture On opening lead West cashed his K- endplay. And if either defender held Vulnerable; Neither sharp with frequent clean­ Q of hearts and switched to a club. De­ K-z in diamonds, he would need to un­ Jn m M s looS Ns. 04 Is svsHsbIs for 12.90, which Ineludss pestse* Dealer: East block the king on the first lead of the ing of the screen. Use a WANT ■ R f, Nm iwnM s, els this wswspspsr. P.O. ie i AMO, OrlsnoD. FL MBOa 4M0. clarer won the ace, played three mild soap with water or a w Rem s, e ddrnss SRd lip ee d s end m ske yo u r ch e e k p s y s b ie Is N sw sp sp e ib e e S s. suit to succeed in the defense. West North East South rounds of spades ending in his hand bit of ammonia In water. Pass 14 and led the 10 of diamonds. When West Be sure to dry thoroughly. ADS James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on 2V 3 4 Pass 4 4 did not fall into the trap of covering If you hove on extra Pass Pass Pass with the jack, declarer went up with Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ television set no one dummy’s ace, played bis remaining (written with bis father, the late Os­ watches, why not ex­ GET ClRSSniEDADS Opening lead: V K two high clubs, and then played a low wald Jacoby) are now avaiiable at change for cosh with o bookstores. Both are published by low-cost ad In Classified? sure Te MTI.NIA.M diamond toward dummy. West lazily RESULTS played the jack, and Eiut had to win Pharos Books. 643-2711. CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 NEPWANTa HELP WANTED la P W A N T B HOPWANTBI HOPWANTBI HBPW ANTHi DATA I FULL or port time open­ CLERICAL. Filing, AIDE. Housekeeper COUNSELORS. Full ings available for oil phones, typing Includ­ wanted for small rest tlma-port time to work positions. Flexible Managomont Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... Farm Supplies and Equipment. COMPUTER ing various office du­ home. Pleosont work­ with mantol haalth N o t ic e s hours. Mr. Steak. 244 ties In local Insurance Largg corporation ing condition*. Benef­ population In ra*lden- Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x . Office/Retall Equipment...... Center Street. M an­ it*. Coll 649-4510 Lost/Found ...... 01 M ortgages...... 27 OPERATOR agency. Coll 875-3333 aotking peopio with tlol *attlng In Eo*t Carpentry/Remodellno__ Recreational Equipment...... chester, CT. 646-1995. foron^pgolnhtwjf^ Mondoy-Frldov be­ Hartford. BA/BS pre- Personals ...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Boats and Marine Equipment.. Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Paperlno...... 8. P. Ricliirdt,Co., a caraar In mind. tween 8:30 and 2:30 o*k farrad but not re­ Rooflng/Sldlno ...... Musical Items...... SOUTH WINDSOR Ability to work with for Mr*. Brook. quired. $16,000 to Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment. a national whoiaaaleof- Financial...... 05 R e n t a ls othara a must. Move $19,000 par vaor. Benef­ Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... fica products distribu­ SOaAL SERVICE NURSING CENTER it* Include mentol/den- Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumblno...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... tor, has an Immadiata Mssdsaa Msasr, a 240 Progressive geriatric ahaad on your own FOOD SERVICE tol (full time em- Employment & Education Aportments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services.... Tag Sales...... full tim# amploymant bad, multi lavsl haalth nursing canter geared performanca. Open­ ployeas) vocation and Condominiums for Rent...... 33 cars facility la seeking a Help Wanted...... 11 Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 opportunity for an ax- towards providing ings In various loca­ SUPERVISOR holiday time. For Inter­ Homes tor Rent...... 34 parlanead Computer full Uma Individual who quality care for raal- Meadows .Manor, a view contact Fran of Situation W anted...... 12 Store/Dftice Space...... 35 holda a BSW or M8W. tions. As a manage­ 633-2032. Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise Operator, reaponaibla danta In a profaaslonal multl-laval haalth Resort Properly ...... 36 Qarlatric or Medical sx- and poaltlva work anvl- ment trainee, you EXPERIENCED Home Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonol...... A u t o m o t iv e for operation, monftor partanca prafarrad - but have the opportun­ care facility locatatfin Employment Services...... 15 ronmant for staff, has Health Aide to core for Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles.. Cars for Sole...... and control of Data Qa- not naoasaary. Exoal­ the following poaltlons ity to earn $300-600 Manchastar Is task­ *eml-lnvolld Female In naral Computer Equip­ Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... Trucks/Vans for Sole . lant benefits with start­ available a weak while train­ ing quallfiad food sar- Coventry. Hour* 9:30- Wanted to Rent ...... 40 ment at dlatrlbutlon ing wage commanau- 2pm. 5 day* o week. Real Estate Furniture...... Campers/Trallers..... • RN In-aarvice vlca suparvliort. The TV/Stereo/Appllances..... rata with axparlsnca. In- ing. Managers now $6.50 per hour. Referen­ Motorcycles/Mopeds . oantar operation. High Director Ideal candidates Homes for Sale ...... 21 Machinery and Tools...... Auto Services...... achool and a Voo-Tach terastad applicants earn $40,000 to ce*. Coll 74^9116 S e r v ic e s • RN 3-11 Suparvlaor should posaass tha Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn and Garden ...... Autos for Rent/Lease. wHh minimum of 6 should sand riauma to: $80,000 a year. Child Core...... 51 • Receptionist (PT) following: althar an Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Good Things to E a t...... Miscellaneous Automotive months axparlsnca da- Martin Maighan Company benefits. Investment Property .... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 • Certified Nurse Fuel OII/Cbal/FIrewood ... Wanted to Buv/Trode..... slrsd. 10am-7pm avai­ Senior Adminiatrator Call A.S. or B.8. In dlatet- RN Alda (7-3 pm) lability needed. Meidowt Minor ics or food aervica • Floor Porter management or state SUPERVISOR Wa offer axcallant 333 Bidwall St. 6 4 6 - 3 9 3 6 Manchester, C T 06040 Our axcallant benefit starting salary with ba- certification. Exparl- Maadowa Manor PART TIME package features med­ SOCIAL Work. Senior Notices THE DEADLINE FOR naflta program. Intar- 647-01DI ical, dental, weakly anca prafarrad but East, a 116 bad multl- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED coun*elor *upervl*ory- not nacaaaary. Plaaaa P L A C IN G O R aatad appllcante disability, Ufa Insur­ dlrect core re*pon*lbll- laval haalth car9 facil­ As a condition precedent to CANCELING AN AD ance and a 401(K) ra- dlract raauma to, or LP or RN Medication should apply to: FULL Time. Immediate ItlO* to work with Men­ ity haa an Immadiata the placement of any adver­ IS 12 NOON THE DAY tlramant plan. To join tal Health population app ly In paraon at: tising In the Manchester He­ Nurse. Great part time BEFORE, MONDAY - opening soles/offlce 40 hour opaning on position for working 8. P. RICNARD8 CO. position. We will train. our team of quality em­ In 0 re*ldentlol *etflno rald, Advertiser hereby FRIDAY. IN ORDER ARE YOU WORTH ployees call or apply In tha 3-11 shift. Excal- agrees to protect. Indemnity mom. Hours 3-9pm. 1 PART TIME WAREHOUSE 8 Craftsman Road $5 per hour Includes 2 In Eo*f Hartford. MSW Miidowt Minor and hold harmless the Man­ day per week. No wee­ TO MAKE THE NEXT MORE? East W in te r Industrlsl nights and Saturday. parson to: preferred, $21,00 per lant banafita with sa­ chester Herald, Its officers kends! Hours ore flexi­ ISSUE. FRIDAY *7^/Hour Psrfc Coll 643-2171,______Jane Davrlat year. Benefit* Include 333 Bidwall 8t. lary up to <16.15 (no and employees against any AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Not satlsflad with your medlcol/dentol, 3 Manchaatar, C T 06040 ble If desired. Coll The Looking for part time work to pay for school or to Esst Windsor, CT 06068 VOCATIONAL Instructor Personnel Director banafit rata up to and all liability, loss or N ew Manchester PM FOR MONDAY'S praaant Incoma? Wo week* vocation and 047-0101 expense. Including attor­ ISSUE. THANK YOU raise your standard of living? Hours are flexible. ara looking for Indi­ Maintenance Crew. holiday time. For Inter­ *16.88). Intarastad neys' tees, arising trom Manor. 64«-0129. Present 15-20 hours per South Windsor F O R Y O U R We will work with you to come up with a viduals who hava tha view contact Fran at applicants contact: claims of unfair trade practi­ reasonable schedule. We offer a clean, safe, work week. Potential for full Nursing Center ces, Infringement ot trade­ COOPERATIONIII ability to Incraasa thoir 633-2832. environment, competitive wages, paid vacation, ASSISTANT Monogers- time hours. Supervi­ RN/LPN Immediate Mra. Papin at marks, trade names or pat­ praaant Income. Op­ /Monoger Trainees for 1060 Main Street paid holidays and profit sharing. Come in and see sion of Developmen- So. Windsor, CT Medical Core Center* ents, violation of rights of HELP WANTED portunity to advance fast growing carry out tollv disabled adults. of Monche*ter and Meidowt Minor y privacy and Infringement of how a leading national electrical wholesale into managomant. restaurant. Opening 20 289-7771 C0N8ULTIN8 copyright and proprietary PART- time experienced distributor operates. Please call for an interview. Reliable transporta­ Eo*t Hartford hove Bidwall St. DRIVER. Immediate op­ Company banafit*. For stores In the Greater tion. Coll Annette Bur­ fO f part-time opening* for 333 rights, unfair competition ening. Manchester He­ P and L collector. Call REPRESENTATIVE and libel and slander, which 646-1700 ext. 339. W. W. GRAINGER. INC. personal Interview call Hartford - area. Great ton, Supported Em ­ nur*e* with recent Manchastar, C T 06040 may result tram the publlca- rald route Coventry advancement oppor­ ployment Manager, Mature parson to help acute or ambulatory M E D IC A L Assistant. Tel­ 185 M axim Road, Hartford, C T 06114 ■ 525-3525 646-3936 NURSE Aides. Home 047-0101 tlan of any advertlsment In orea. Short hours, EOS tunities. Little Ceo- Hockonum Industries. Health Aides. 7om-3pm chlldran and adults with experience. Eo*t Hart­ the Manchester Herald by good pay. Coll 742-8867 ephone, scheduling, sor's. 646-4300. 871-6724. EOE. shift. Up to $7.25 per a serious problem, ford hour* ore two advertiser. Including adver­ or 647-9946 ond leave bookkeeping, filing tisements In any free distri­ hour, live Ins, Hort- Enuraoia. Appointments evenings and one wee­ name and telephone and assist with Endos­ ford/West Hartford kend per month. Man­ bution publications pub­ number and I will call copic procedures. Ex­ sal by us. Hard work lished by the Manchester oreo. Cor necessary. chester hour* ore one Looking for o good used you back.______perience desired but NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... and travel raquirad. mobile home? Be sure to Herald. Penny Sleffert, 232-5226.______Maks $4a000 - $50000 morning, one evening, Publisher. GAS Attendant. Wee- will train. Reply to Box MANCHESTER AREA one weekend per look In the Classified co­ PRIVATE PARTY PART Time day core com m Mon. knlghts and weekends. N Manchester Herald. month. Interested ap­ lumn* ... that'* where the 16 Bralnard Place. person to work 12:30- Call 646-3444. Ask for Henry St...... 261-315 Call 1-800-826-4875 plicant* coll Sheri of best buys ore advertised I Jay. Manchester CT. 06040. A5:30pm, 5 days per 721-7393 Monday 643-2711. I a n d FDUND Princston...... 167-ISO week. Starting Janu­ or 1-800-82e-4826 Merchandise Ads Tanner ...... 124-168 ary 9. 646-9606. through Friday 9 to 4. LOST. December 27. Wallaalay ...... all Orange, Female Qraan R d ...... 204-330 HOMEI Tabby, about 7 months The Staff and Management RNI8ALE RM8ALE old. Please call 646- North Elm St.'...... s-gi 5857. of the Woodbridga St...... 16-230 MANCHESTER HONDA MANCHESTER HERALD Charlas Drive...... all MANCHESTER Employment East Middle Tpka...... 166-206 Evan wish you a safe, prosperous East Middle Tpka...... 20S-239 Odd Start tha naw yaar off right In this baautiful, vinyl P«rratt...... 4111 •Idad, 7 room Capa, profsaslonally landsoapsd, A EducatlMi and Strant St...... all A U T O PARTS 18x16 dack, all kUchan appllancaa to stay, 2 mo- Summit St...... 73-203 darn batha, nawsr hasting syatsm, rsmodslad Summit St...... 03 only COUNTER PERSON kKchan, bay window In flraplacad living room. PART TIME ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Hunniford P I...... all Rac room, dark room and shop arsa in bassmant. HELP WANTED HAPPV East Canter St...... 25-200 Odd Much mors, you must soa this wall built housa In ★ Additional Lines 50

spa­ Y EA R S I Bod credit, lofe pay­ ■arty BMtaaea. 449-4481 papers. For more In­ MANCHESTER. Very at­ cious bedrooms, 2'/> IFOR RENT APPLIANCES. Refrlger- Oomplale home rcpelm end le- Home repairs. You owner. 646-7655. ments or unemployment Is COUNTRY modeUng. We cpeelaHat In belh- name It, we do It. Free PLACIN G AN AD In clas­ formation coll Classi­ tractive oversized baths, central A/C, not o problem. Foreclosure otor Hot Point, frost rooma and kNohtnt. B m ta seals •ary BiBegli . 448-9881 fied, 643-2711 and ask Ranch In lovely family Moses built, many ex­ M A N C H E S TE R . 1 bed- free. Avocado green, commarelal work. Itaaliteied, In- estimates. Insured. 643- sified Is a very easy, MANCHESTER. This assistance available for the MAIDS for detolls.o neighborhood. 4 bed­ tras Including plays- SELF-EMPLOYED and room Condominium good condition. $150. All Your Cleaning Needt eurad. tafatancas. 0304. simple process. Just dial MANCHESTER. By rooms, 2 baths, 29x15 spacious and attrac­ cape. 2 car garage. NEWLY DIVORCEDI Kindly available Feburary 1st. 875-6133.______643-2711. We'M help you tive 7 plus room Ranch Free E^ilimates ■ References 0404100 CER’nFIED NURSES ow ner. 2 bedroom 1st floor family room, $249,900. D.W.FIsh calL Swiss Censervetive Spiral staircase, la­ word your od for maxi­ Isaplaesuretoshow! It SANYQ Cuisine Master Pleue Call I flo o r in b AIDE mum response. Cape, finished base­ cedar closets, large Realty. 643-1591 or 071- Oreee at MS4se-i3M er zes- cuzzi, skylights, stor­ Microwave, meat deck to brick patio and Is located In a desirable PVeperetion of nutritiouB roeab, will ment with bar, new 1400.0 age. Call after 4pm. probe Included, $85. 646-3650 FARRAND REMODELING do end/or leke jreu ohopping. Willing Inground Gunite pool. area of Manchester. Room addftlona, decks, roofing. furnace, partially fin­ 646-4866. Upright freezer, 16 Id meet your needo. Call for more details. Large private yard. VERNDN. Bright Con­ ■Ming, windowe and guNart. ished upstairs, en­ temporary, lOOOsquare cubic feet, $75.646-3027. FLOORSANDING closed porch, applian­ $172,900. Sentry Real Has a walk out base­ Baokhos and bukdonr aeivlee • Floora like new 872-8418 or 644-7733 DIG Estate. 643-4060.O ment Ideal for In-law feet. Cape Cod featur­ Rentals 0. S. INTERIOR CLEANINGavaHabIs. • Spedellzlng In older floors (leeve nMeeege) ces. Asking $124,500. ing real charm. Fleld- HOMES Cuctomlied Ofttcc and Home Principals only. 646- situatlani Lots of iFUagiL/COALr • Natural 4 stalnsd floors OUT MANCHESTER. Abso­ closet space. 2 firepla­ stone/VInyl exterior. 1 FOR RENT Ctcanlng. Profetelonal, BOB FARRAND. JR. 4496. lutely pristine, center FIREWOOO Dependabla Sarvfce, FuHy • No waxing anymora ces. Let us Shaw you owner. Energy effi­ ■m . 6414017 / Rat. I474I00 Cut baking time In half HIDDEN hall Colonial. Execu­ APARTMENTS Ineuied. Bonded. C O V E N TR Y Start the these and other fine cient, central alr/va- HDUSE for rent. Elling­ John VorfalHo • 040^750 next time you fix meat New Year In your new tive area of town, pro­ cuum, skylights, natu­ IFOR RENT ton. 3 bedroom Ranch, CASH fessionally landscaped features of this homel FIREWOOD SALE loaf by baking In muffin homel 3 Bedroom Realty World, ra l woodworking, garage. $800 plus utili­ CaU 742-572B OAVEOHLUND tins rather than the con­ Ranch nearing comple­ lat, totally updated kit­ carpeting, country kit­ MANCHESTER. Newly ties. 2 month security. ■40 par cord, t ft. leneftii, FLOORS WITH chen with all applian­ Frechette Benoit Asso­ grtwi, (Mlvwed, 4 cord O m m rd tB r|wiitr|i Lat US do your Hardwood ventional loaf. Saves fuel tion. Walk to the lake. chen, 4 bedroom, 2 renovated 2 bedrooms, Call evenings. 075-7357. Get needed back-to- AN pkeem. kkDhen a keaimom re- ces, Including Caloric ciates. 646-7709.n minhnum. MC/VI8A (loorsi Wa will letnove tha and makes attractive Indi­ $147,900. Klernan baths, finished base­ 3rd floor apartment. school money by selling range, new counter $525 per month plus Nartliani Firawnd medOliia e ipu l-ty.SOiieempfuewi- furniture from the working vidual servings. Use a Realty. 649-1147. MANCHESTER. Why ment, fencing, city wa­ unneeded Items around low-cost od In Classified tops, and new no wax ter. Good value at this heot and utilities. 2 ROOMMATES OmrlMara tree at no extra charge. Free SUDDENLY Available pay rent? This charm­ your home. Use a low-cost for quick response next floor. $234,900. Sentry ing 2 bedroom, 1 ’/i bath price. $149,900. month security, refer­ WANTED Cea myenie. sat! mates for Immediate occu­ Real Estote. 643-4060.D od In Classified (or quick 6 4 6 -0 7 0 0 time you hove something Townhouse could be D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- ences required. No results. pancy. This Ranch has 1591 or 071-1400.O pets. 643-2121.______548-2348 - Pedro to sell. 643-2711. a large 1st floor family SDUTH Windsor. New yours. Features In­ RQDMMATE Wanted. room, beautiful new listing. Immaculate 7 clude delightful M A N C H ES TE R . Custom 4 RDDM apartment. New. Female. Large living SEASONED HREWOOD room Raised ranch, 3 beamed celling living 2 mature adults pre­ Cut - SplH - Mivarad kitchen, dining room, Colonial overlooking room and kitchen, 2 DON'T KNOW anyone bedrooms, family room and finished re­ Manchester Country ferred. No pets. 1 car. bedroom. Easy access PROLONG T H E life of cut TO CLEAN artificial flow­ flreploced living room, YOU LOAD AT SITE Truck who wants to buy what modern bath plus a room, fireplace, plus a creation room. Coll for Club In "Fairwoy Est­ Security. 643-5797. to 1-84. Fountain Vil­ MISCELLANEOUS flowers In your home by ers, place them heads wood burning stove, you have to sell? Let a gorgeous treed lot with details. $114,900. ates". Master bed­ E L D E R L Y Housing. Now lage Apartments. $315 R A D Qeariag ■fo r SALE snipping stems at an an­ down In a paper bog, add 7'/2 baths, built In ap­ Century-21 Epstein O O I D ± FI re weed want od find a cash buyer privacy I See this fine room with lacuzzi, taking applications for per month. 282-1985 gle. This provides more salt and shake well. To tor youl______Manchester homel pliances. Immediate Reolty. 647-0095.0 walk In closets and Linda.______;______stem surface to absorb clean out storage areas In occupancy. Priced at one and two bedroom 487-OSlSer 4204220 $147,900. Blanchard & SDUTH Windsor. Re­ many more amenities. apartments. Coll 528- C O M P U TER Table, 2 lev­ the water. Prolong the life your home or garage, DO YOU have' a bicycle no $105,000. U & R Realty. MANCHESTER Room­ els, Oak and Slate, 31" Rossetto, “ We Guaran­ duced to sell. Spacious $343,000. D.W.FIsh 6522. mate. Professional, of good, but unused items place on od In classified one rides? 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Jackson a law-cost ad In Classi­ H crM Office Mecidcy thru s & Jackson Real Estate. fied. 643-2711. $550 per month. 247- 643-2711 Thunday before 11 a.m.only. 647-<400.a 5030. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Automotive CARS FOR SALE Woman wonders how to face SPORTS I ROC Z281987.4,000mlles. CARS T-top, phone hook-up, FOR SALE loaded I Factory war­ ranty. Pristine condi­ questions on plastic surgery MECURY Montego 1973. tion. *14,500 or best 351 V-8. New alterna­ offer. Phone John 526- Miami, Sooners IV1 tor, regulator, bottery, 3072 onytIme.D______DEAR to believe that we’ll live forever? nil ' 3 new and extra tieres. OLDS Sedan 1939. Origi­ ABBY: I had a Why not? For parts or restora­ nal 6 cylinder flotheod, face-lift two C. HARVEY GARDINER. ft.v* tion. Best offer. 640- 60,000 original miles, weeks ago. My ZEPHYRHILLS. FLA battie for No. 1 8014. runs good, recent face is still D e a r A b b y •ip- CADILLAC 1977 sedan paint, chrome, uphols­ slightly swollen, DEAR ABBY: Several years ago. Devllle d'Elegance. tery. A Cleon car. *5000. but my doctor Abigail Van Buren 742-8758 Scott.______I wandered into a smail cafe in Power windows, says that is nor­ Santa Fe. N.M. They asked me if I M e brakes, seats, locks, PONTIAC Phoenix 1982, mal and I can air. Am/fm stereo tape good transportation, 1 was alone. I was. ’They then asked get my hair done me if I wanted to sit at the deck. Extra snow tires owner. *900 or best By Herschel NIssenson on rims. Excellent con- offer. 429-7494. next week. My "maverick table.” dltlon. $3500. 646-4333. problem is I I didn’t know what that was, so The Associated Press know everyone DODGE 1976 4 door se­ MOTORCYCLES/ they explained. It was a large table MIAMI — Oklahoma and Miami are not novices dan. Some body rot. in this small town who has had a who are suffering'from the same where those who came in alone when it comes to a shootout between No. land No.2.but Good motor. S500. 649- MOPEOS face-lift because my hairdresser disease.” could sit — and perhaps visit with Friday night’s national championship battle in the 2614.______has a big mouth. She’s an excellent But when the deceased was a others who were also alone. YAMAHA 1980 250 Exci­ Orange Bowl could be the biggest one yet. FIAT 1976 running, *150. hairstylist, but I am reluctant to go longtime smoker who died of lung Abby. I sat there and met some of " I ’ve never been involved in a bowl game between ter. Runs good. Needs back to her for that reason. Dodge 1973 double cab minor repairs. Asking cancer or emphysema, cause of the nicest people — and I didn’t No. 1 and No. 2,” Coach Barry Switzer of top-ranked truck, running, 318 en­ *250. 646-4704. Any suggestions on how to handle death should be printed so that have to eat alone. Oklahoma said Thursday at a joint news conference gine, *100. Call 6464)357. this — as well as some of the those who are still smoking can be I think this is such a wonderful with Miami’s Jimmy Johnson, during which they comments and questions I am sure MISCELLANEOUS reminded that if they continue to idea, but I’ve never seen it done at reiterated most of the same things they have been to encounter — will be appreciated. smoke and torment non-smokers any other restaurant. Since so saying all week. AUTOMOTIVE Please withhold my name and with their offensive secondhand many people are alone and lonely ‘T v e been involved in No. 1 vs. No. 2 during the TAKE A LOOK location. smoke they (the smoker and the y mihasf 4 ^ 8x16 Cor hauler. Heayy these days, perhaps if you printed regular season, but this one obviously has the most LONGTIME ABBY FAN non-smoker) may be next. this, some cafe owners would glitter. It’s old hat for him.” 04 Lincoln Town Car duty, dual wheel with You have my permission to use consider it. Friday night’s showdown is the 23rd time No. 1 has > 1 0 ,9 0 0 brake set up ayallable. *900. 742-8758 Scott. DEAR FAN: Uving in small my name, address and occupation. M E. SKIPWORTH. played No. 2 in the 52-year history of the Associated 00 Toyota Crasalda town where some women have had CHARLES A. WRIGHT JR.. WICHITA. KAN. Press poll. It’s the fourth such game in the last two au.wf.. LoMM >11,400 cosmetic surgery, did you really A’TTORNEY AT LAW, CHICAGO years and the third for both Oklahoma and think you could keep yours a 04 Chav Caprice Sell Your Car DEAR M.E.: Great idea! Of second-ranked Miami. secret? WWl. LoaM. Bal«a *6 4 9 0 DEAR MR. WRIGHT: (What a course some people prefer to eat Switzer’s Sooners were No. 1 when they dropped a Go back to your regular beauty < great name for a lawyer!): You’re alone, but with the "marverick 28-16 decision to No. 2 Miami during the 1986 regular 02 Bulck Cantury . __ parlor, where you will surely be told a or . a AT. ra. AC > 4 2 9 5 »15 Wright. Read on; table.” at least they’ll have a season. Last month, they were No. 2 and beat No. 1 4 Lines — 10 Days how "wonderful, young and/or well choice. Nebraska 17-7 to win the Big Eight crown. rested" you look. Some may ask > 6 4 9 5 50* charge each addi­ DEAR ABBY: So you want to After defeating Oklahoma for the second year in a tional line, per day. You you flatout, "Did you have some­ eliminate the cause of death in Wedding bells? Wedding bills? row in 1986 and vaulting over the Sooners to the No. 1 03 Olda Cutlaaa can cancel at any time. thing done?" Don't lie. Say, "Yes, I obituaries? Who pays for what and everything ranking, Miami lost the national championship Fiesta cm . 4 Or. amigtaia t a tn n AP photo AT. at, AC *Oo0U Q naav had a few tucks here and there. And Why not eliminate age. lest the else you need to know if you’re Bowl game to No. 2 Penn State 14-10. thanks for noticing.” (If nobody elderly be offended? 07 Marc Cougar NO REFUNDS OR planning a wedding can be found in “ I don’t know if it’s old hat,” Johnson said. “ But this The puck stops here m LaaM SAVE noticed the difference, it wouldn’t Why not eliminate first names, Abby’s booklet, "How to Have a is the test one I’ve ever been in because I didn’t like the ADJUSTMENTS have been worth the money, time lest sex be disadvantaged? 02 Olda Cutlaaa Lovely Wedding.” Send your name one I was in last year.” aupwiaa. 4 0r..4W > 5 2 9 5 CALL HERALD and inconvenience.) Why not eliminate the hometown, and address, clearly printed, plus These “ Games of the Century” seem to be coming Whaler goalie Mike Liut (1) keeps a Civic Center. The Whalers .woh, 3-1. lest it be considered unwholesome? 03 Cougar LS check or money order for *2.89 along at an alarming clip. Rarely do they live up to sharp eye on Toronto's Russ Courtnall Hartford is back In action ^turday at DEAR ABBY: I agree that Why not eliminate religion, lest it TaaV* > 5 2 9 5 CLASSIFIED ($3.39 in Canada) to; Dear Abby. expectations and this one may be no different, while defenseman Sylvain Cote moves 7:30 at home against New Jersey. "printing the cause of death in appear that faith is fruitless? Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, regardless of the prize at stake. O/SaWa-QS- obituaries often serves no useful Why not eliminate obituaries, so in during their game Wednesday at the 4 Or.. laa«a< > 1 3 ,3 9 9 643-2711 Mount Morris, Rl. 61054 (postage “ When two good defensive teams play each other — purpose and can be painful for those that ignorance will gleefully lead us and handling included). and I find this out every year when Oklahoma plays Today Is great d a y ... and 07 Line. Continental Nebraska — the defenses dominate the ballgames and Larriaea $AVE Classified Is a great way ... to sell somethingl 643- keep the score close,” Swit'zer said. OB NIaaan Stanza “ If both teams play defense like they’re capable of 4 or. > 5 9 9 5 2711. Fla. State, Nebraska clash doing and the kicking games make us start each drive a 00 Toyota Corolla Breathing failure may cause SIDS long way from the goal line. I don’t think the offenses ITalSSa'* >7495 can dominate.” Both teams have had dominating offenses ali season. 00 Marc Lynx D E A R D R . to have a nurse blame her lack of Oklahoma led the nation in scoring (43.5 points a with sights on NOi' «^FInd tliQ GOTT: I’m a I^AfiJwi'* >4195 skill on the patients. Is it humanly gam e), toUl offense (499.7 yards) and rushing (428.8). nervous wreck, Item you possible to relax when someone is Miami was fifth in scoring (35.6). By Walter Berry constantly hurting one? (That is, just for 173-69-3 overm! in 22 years and MORIARTY checking my D r . G o t t But Okiahoma also led in scoring defense (7.5 The Associated Press 100-37-3 in 12“' seasons with the ordinary people who aren’t into points), total defense (208.1 yards) and passing defense need or newborn be­ “ alpha” relaxation techniques or B o w l Seminoles. ' ' (102.4). TEMPE, Ariz. — Florida State nr. BROTHERS cause I ’ m so Peter Gott, M.D. anything?) “ We teat Nebraska again (17-13 M l Coster fto o tl eell ttiis worried about The Sooners are a running team. They rushed 730 and Nebraska, two teams stymied in 1985), but it didn’t mean as much times this season for 4.717 yards and threw only 99 in their bid for a berth in college national title since 1970Jaded with a SIDS. I can’t be­ DEAR READER: I do not believe as the first time. If we beat them lieve that babies passes, completing just 34. football’s national championship 17-7 loss to Oklahomsnn the Big here, it still won’t mean as much,” Item you that most of us — certainly not a Eight Conference chwpionship just stop brea­ It would be "fairly accurate,” Switzer said, to call game, have set their sights on a No. Bowden added. “ But what it will do 6-year-old child — can relax on game Nov. 21. eHsiss thing. They Oklahoma a one-dimensional offensive team. “ We’ll 2 finish in Friday’s Fiesta Bowl. is give us the highest ranking in the command. Even though the nurse Top-ranked Oklahoma and No. 2 don’t uee must choke or throw the football,” he said. “ I just can’t rememterthe The third-ranked Seminoles and school’s history and that’s what we was uncomfortable and frustrated Miami niatch ll-O records In the suffocate. There has to be a logical weeks and 1 year, occuring about last time we threw it a iot.” fifth-ranked (^omhuskerseach take want. Nebraska is one of the elite at not being able to achieve her Johnson said he doesn’t see the Sooners as Orange Bowl on New Year’s night. In the explanation. once in every 350 live births. 10-1 records into the 1; 30 p.m. EST teams in the country and has been goal, she was acting in an unprofes­ one-dimensionai. “ It’s not that they throw the football “ Florida State outplayed Miami. CLYDE Please' give me some information Children outgrow the tendency to game, which is being televised for a long time. We’re trying to get sional way, to be speaking as she ’They should be in the Orange CHRVROLBT-OUICK. IN C so that I can get a good night’s st7798 was yelled at; this could only serve poll. We could Wind up second.” match up almost evenly and the ratory centers in our brains stimu­ The chances are that your baby is Carl Cabbiness — we’ll give up easy points.” be ideal weather conditions, sunny M Canaro oaa*a *8498 to increase the little girl’s level of “ He knows lOplayerson my team.” Switzer joked. “ I ’The series is tied 2-2 with all four game “ could be the closest and best M Ponllae Trana Ant >10,798 late us to breathe before any not at risk for SIDS. Nonetheless, I skies and 60-degree temperatures. fear and mistrust. previous games played at Lincoln, of all the bowls.” ■8 Chav. Aatrowan *10,198 Colltlio damage takes place. In some think that you ought to share your know your wide receivers.” ‘ “ If we were to teat Nebraska, Neb. infants who have underdevelopMl fears with your pediatrician. He or In instances like this, I think that He called the Hurricanes “ a great offensive team, a we’re probably as good as anyone in ■B Chovy Caprloaa*. *M98 ClofdfiMi Bowden said a Fiesta win won’t Florida State is averaging 487.3 or immature nervous systems, the she will able to provide the parents (and grandparents) have two-dimensional team.” the country,” said Florida State MNovaaar.wMw *8998 compare to his Seminoles’ 18-14 yards and 40.0 points per game, respiratory centers do not stimu­ necessary information to relieve every right to complain to the Although Miami’s passing game gets most of the Coach Bobby Bowden. “ We don’t MCainaroZZa >13,998 Dopt. victory over the Comhuskers in fueled by senior quarterback n Century 4ar. *9998 late breathing. Many specialists your anxiety — or, if appropriate, doctor. Intravenous lines are some­ headlines with Steve Walsh throwing to wideouts look at this as a national champion­ their first meeting in 1980. Danny McManus (1,964 yards pass­ MOMiDallaoaA *12,998 believe that sudden-infant-death can tell you what steps to take to times difficult to put in—especially Michael Irvin and Brian Blades and running backs ship game, however. That won’t be 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 “ Going to Nebraska and winning ing, 14 touchdowns), sophomore •7 Chav. CaUhrttyaw. *10,995 syndrome (SIDS or crib death) is protect your child. in children; however, a caring Warren Williams and Melvin Bratton, the Hurricanes in my pregame speech. We’re just doesn’t happen. Not many tailback Sammie Smith (1.230 07 Cadi OMorado *21,995 due to failure of the newborn’s professional must nuke the effort scored more touchdowns on the ground (24) than in the playing for No. 2. But first we have 8:30 a.m. to people have ever done it. The first rushing yards, 7 TDs) and senior •7 Opaelrum 4dr. *8495 respiratory centers. Of course, this DEAR DR. GOTT: I recently to avoid playing the game of “ It’s air (21) for the first time since their 1983 national to teat Nebraska.” time we ever went there, we did it placekicker Derek Schmidt, the •7 Chaaatta lar. *5498 5:00 p.m. is a dangerous situation with watched a nurse try twice to put an Your Fault.” championship season. ’The Seminoles suffered their only and it was wonderful. It put Florida NCAA’s all-time leading scorer potentially tragic consequences. It I.V. in my 6-year-old granddaugh­ Forget the "alpha” business; the “ Obviously, a key to the ballgame will be the loss 26-25 to Miami on Oct. 3 when State in the big time. It was the with 393 points. Schmidt scored 116 is the most common cause of death ter. ’The little girl cried and the nurse’s behavior was simply incon- quarterbacks,” Switzer said. “ If Waish can do what they missed a two-point conversion 872-9111 greatest win I ’ve ever been asso­ this season on 23 field goals and 47 in children between the ages of 2 nurse yelled, "R elax," I don’t like s.iderate and unmannerly. he’s done (19 touchdown passes) and Charles pass with 42 seconds remaining. ’Thompson can get the job done for us . . . ” Nebraska’s hopes for its third ciated with.” said Bowden, who is extra-points. V*‘-

NBA took steps forward and backward in ’8Z Series went indoors m d baseball went^flyiri^ With All-Stars Kevin McHale and By Ban Walker scoring guard in history but was pushed award and the postseason MVP as he By Bill Barnard carried the Los Angeles Lakers to their Robert Parish limping with foot prob­ The Associated Press The Associated Press from the headlines when Houston lems, many believed the Pistons would guards Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell fourth championship of the decade with a 4-2 victory over the Boston Celtics. reach the finals lor the first time. The World Series went Indoors and baseballs went Every step forward in the NBA In 1987 Wiggins were banned for cocaine use. But Just prior to the playoffs the But with the series tied 2-2 after out of the park. 1987 was the year of the Minnesota seemed to be followed by a step Magic Johnson directed the league’s Detroit handled the Celtics easily in two most expfosive offense, winniiig the league was rocked by a drug scandal in Twins, corked bats, scuffed balls and home runs— lots backward. Phoenix. Three players — James games at Pontiac, Mich., the Pistons of home runs. Michael Jordan became the highest- regular-season Most Valuable Player if ' Edwards. Jay Humirfirles and Grant had a 108-107 lead and the ball with five Andre Dawson told the Chicago Cubs to pay him what Gondrezick — were Indicted, and the seconds left at Boston Garden. A 3-2 they thought he was worth and then hit 49 homers on his Suns’ all-time leading scorer, Walter deficit and Game 6 in the Sllverdome way to winning the National League MVP. Davis, testified for the prosecution faced the Celtics. Mark McGwire of the Oakland Athletics tied Dawson before entering a drug clinic for the But Larry Bird stole an inbounds pass for the most homers in the majors, setting a second time. by Isiah ’ITiomas and whipped the ball to single-season record for rookies. Nearly all the drug charges were Dennis Johnson, whose layup gave the Philadelphia’s Mike Schmidt passed the 500 mark for either dropped or sharply reduced, but Celtics the victory. Boston indeed lost career homers. And Don Mattingly of the New York [ffiis, the Suns, under new ownership, were Game 8. but the Celtics returned home Yankees homered in a repord-tjdng e i^ t straight still struggling to regain lost prestige as and won the series with a 117-114 victory. games and hit a record six grand slams. Out West, the Lakers ousted Denver, Ji 1987 came to an end. But home runs were not the only news. In April, the league agreed to add four Golden State (making its first playoff Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets missed a teams, with Charlotte, N.C., and Miami appearance in 10 years) and Seattle, month of the season in drug rehabilitation. joining in 1988-89 and Minneapolis and which had upset Dallas and Houston A1 Campanis of the Los Angeles Dodgers lost his Orlando, Fla., in 1989-90. after winning just 39 games in the front-office job when he said on national television that But critics said expansion would regular season. blacks didn’t have the “ necessities” to manage in the further dilute the talent pool and extend So it was Boston and Los Angeles major leagues. the distance between the good and bad again in the championship series.-each And an arbitrator said baseball owners conspired not teams. with three titles in the 1980s. to sign free agnets after the 1985 season, but has yet to Chuck Person of Indiana was Rookie The Lakers had everyone talking set a penalty. of the Year and Cleveland’s Ron Harper sweep after two blowouts at home but led all first-year players in scoring. their game was slowed to a crawl at A ’TTEND ANCE HIT A N A LL-’n M E high of 52 But Chris Washburn of Golden State, Boston Garden. million, some sitting in alcohol-free sections, and the M the No. 3 draft pick, had his rookie Bird had 30 points as the Celtics held average salary for a major league player went down. season interrupted by a stay in a drug on to win Game 3, 109-103, On a tragic note, former Kansas City Royals rehabilitation clinic. Los Angeles trailed by 16 in the third Manager Dick Howser died from brain cancer. Julius Erving bowed out in a shower of quarter of Game 4. but came back to Some things stayed the same. The National League gifts and kind words as he made a lead 104-103 with 29 seconds remaining. won the All-Star Game and the New York Mets became triumphant final tour through the 23 Bird’s 3-pointer with 12 seconds to go another World Series winner that failed to repeat. cities in the NBA, capping a brilliant gave Boston a two-point lead, and the In the Year of the Home Run, no one made a bigger career with the Philadelphia 76ers and Celtics appeared a winner when Abdul- bash than the Twins. They started the season as the the American Basketball Association. Jabbar missed the second of two free creampuff “ Twinkles,” picked as 100-to-l longshots to Erving joined Wilt Chamberlain and throws with eight seconds left. But win the World Series. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the only McHale let the rebound slip out of his They were pitiful on the road, just 29-52 with only nine players to score more than 30,000 career hands, setting the stage for Johnson. victories after the All-Star break. But in their points. He hit a short hook shot that put the domination Dome, they were almost invincible — 61-25 But his 76ers were eliminated in the Lakers ahead, although it took an overall. AP photo first round of the playoffs by the off-balance miss by Bird at the buzzer to Waved on by the Homer Hankies at the Metrodome confirm the Los Angeles victory. , Milwaukee Bucks, who were unseated and stirred by noise levels that reached 118 decibels — Frank Viola and the Minnesota Twins games to 3, over the St. Louis Cardinals. as division champion for the first time in Realistically, that meant the series for ( nearly equal to a jet at takeoff — the Twins routed the six seasons, finishing third in the strong the Lakers despite a 123-108 Boston Alan ’Trammell-led Detroit Tigers in five games in the accomplished an improbable finish in The Twins were woeful on the road, but Central Division behind Detroit and victory in Game 5. American League playoffs. 1987 by taking the World Series, 4 were a terror at home in the Metrodome. Atlanta. The Lakers went home for the final Meanwhile, the injury-plagued St. Louis Cardinals Despite their division title, the Hawks two games, but they only needed the overcame Jeffrey Leonard’s four home runs and became the first to win consecutive Cy Young Awards McLain, who went to prison for multiple problems, was were unable to handle the more first one, winning 106-93 behind Abdul- taunts to beat San Francisco in the first seven-game since Jim Palmer in 1975-78. Philadelphia’s Steve released. NL playoff. experienced Pistons in the second Jabbar’s 32 points. Bedrosian was the NL Cy Young as he led the majors — Among the former major leaguers who died were round, and Detroit went on to the with 40 saves, including a record 13 in straight Dale Mitchell, the last out in Don Larsen’s perfect AP photo Eiastern Conference final against the In other NBA highlights in 1987; THE WORLD SERIES QUICKLY became a appearances. game in the World Series; Babe Herman, Luke Sewell, — Jordan averaged 37.1 points and defending champion Boston Celtics, home-and-Dome affair. For the first time ever, the Milwaukee’s Juan Nieves pitched the only no-hitter Paul Derringer, Don McMahon, Jim Brewer and Jerry Larry Bird (33) and the Boston Celtics were unable to defend who eliminated Jordan’s Chicago Bulls scored 3.041 points, becoming the home team won every game. of the season. Adair. Dick Stello, an NL umpire, was killed in an their NBA championship in 1987 as the Los Angeles Lakers before needing seven games to beat second player after Wilt Chamberlain to In Game 7, Most Valuable Player Frank Viola’s Nolan Ryan, at age 40, led the NL in earned run automobile accident. pitching and Greg Gagne’s tiebreaking infield hit in the dethroned the defending dihamplohs. Milwaukee. score that many. average and strikeouts. But he finished just 8-16, a — BlDyMartinwiashiredfor thefifth time by the New sixth inning gave Minnesota its first World Series victim of no run support in Houston. York Yankees, one ofmany mangerial changes. Also, championship. nine general managers went to the winter meetings for Everyone got into the longball swing this year. From THE ASTROS. METS, BOSTON and California, the the first time with their new teanu. Vandeweghe may be trade bait for the Blazers the time Milwaukee opened the season with a 1986 division champions, were all major record-tying IS straight victories to a game in disappointments. AND THEN THERE WAS Dave Bresnahan. His “ I want to put on some weight and I want to maintain September when ’Toronto hit a record 10 home runs Pete Rose said he won’t be back as a player and great-uncle was Roger Bresnahan, a Hall of Fame against Baltimore, balls flew over the fences. Reggie Jackson, Steve Carlton and Phil Niekro have By Bill Barnard it,” Sampson said. “ I weighed 242 in September, but catcher; Dave was a catcher batting .150 for Oass AA I’ve lost 18 pounds in three months. I think Mackie can There were 4,458 homers, a 17 percent increase over not been offered contracts for next season and may be Williamsport of the Eastern League. The Associated Press last season’s record total of 3,813. Both leagues set N B A N o tes help.” flnished. Young Bresnahan made bis mark, though. In a records, eight teams established marks and 50 Jerome Kersey's top-notch performance for Por­ Shilstone worked wonders helping boxer Michael Commissioner Peter Ueberroth also may be nearing late-season game, he hid a potato in his mitt and threw veterans got career-highs. the end. He recently reiterated that he would be a tland after Kikl Vandeweghe suffered a back Injury Spinks make the shift from light heavyweight to it into left field, tricking a runner into breaking for the inserted Jerome in there,” Schuler said. ’The 49 homers by Dawson and McGwire were the one-term commissioner, admitting he probably did not continues to spark rumors that Vandeweghe will be heavyweight championship, but had less success plate. Bresnahan kept the ball and tagged out the Schuler added that he is satisfied with Johnson’s play most in the majors since George Foster hit 52 in 1977. have enough support from owners to he re-elected S traded for a center to help out Steve Johnson. adding bulk to Washington’s Manute Bol. stunned runner, but was ejected and then released by at center. He is averaging 20 points per game, but at ’Toronto’s George Bell hit 87 homers and was the AL ’s when he flnished in 1969. NL President Bart Giammati the club. 6-10, he has matchup problems against some “ Of course, it would be nice to play in New York,’ ’ MVP, although he slumped in the flnal week as Toronto is likely to be his successor. “ There’s nothing in the rules that says you can’t Vandeweghe said. “ My family lives here and my opponents. ’The Los Angeles Lakers’ one-point victory at Boston lost its last seven games, including three straight to Other happenings worth noting: throw a potato,” Bresnahan said on his way home. father once played for the Knicks. I’m very happy in “ He’s as tough as anyone in the NBA in the low post, Garden on Dec. 11 was the highest-rated NBA game Detroit, and the blew the East title. — ’The Salt Lake Trappers of the Rookie Pioneer Portland, though. I can’t think about being traded in Schuler said of Johnson, who was supposed to play both ever on cable. Bo Jackson hit some long home runs. No surprise. League won 29 straight games, the longest winning the middle of the season because it can drive you nuts.” center and power forward until Sam Bowie suffered his The game, on W’TBS, drew an average Nielsen rating But was it a surprise when he announced he would play streak in professional hasebali history. Cooper 08U coach Kersey, who did not score 20 points in any of his first fourth broken leg before the season started. of 4 9 and was viewed by more than 2 million pro football as a “ hobby” ? — Howard Johnson, Darryl Strawberry, Eric Davis 10 games this season, had 29 Tuesday night, giving him households. W’TBS ratings for its first 13 NBA telecasts COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Less than 24 hours after' and Joe Carter each hit at least 30 home runs and stole H a streak of 10 20-polnt games in his previous 13 outings. Milwaukee’s 106-88 victory over New Jersey on were up from 2.3 to 3.0. Y E T NOT A LL OF the big hits in 1987 were home at least 30 bases. The 80-30 club had b ^ achieved only his team won the Freedom Bowl, John Cooper was Vandeweghe, who averaged 26.9 last season, has two ’Tuesday night gave them a 6-5 record in December, runs. 11 times in the past, suggesting baseball’s trend toward introduced today as Ohio State University’s 2Ist assuring them of 52 consecutive non-losing months Paul Molitor of Milwaukee chased Joe DiMaggio and 20-point performances in seven games since the back Dirk Minniefield, waived by Golden State on Nov. 25, stronger and bigger players. football coach. since February 1980, Sidney Moncriefs rookie season. had a 39-game hitting streak, the fifth-longest in lidury that forced him out of 12 games. was in his native Lexington, K y„ preparing to enter — Mattingly won a 81,975,000 contract in salary Cooper replaces Earle Bruce, who was fired Nov. 16 The Bucks were 3-5 on Dec. 18 after a 94-87 loss to modem times. Boggs got 200 hits for the flfth straight “ My playing time has been limited because of my graduate school at Kentucky on Dec. 16 when the arbitration, the largest award ever in the process. by Ohio State President Edward Jennings. Atlanta, but they regrouped with three straight season, the first to do it since Charlie Gehringer 50 back,” said Vandeweghe, vriio admitted he can’t bend Boston Celtics called his agent, Ron Grinker, and said — Don Baylor set a major league record by getting Jennings introduced Cooper at a news conference at victories. , years ago. Boggs led the A L at .363; Tony Gwynn the school’s indoor football practice faciiity and over after some games. “ But it will come back.” they were interested in him. hit with 255 pitches in his career. Rob Deer set a The Boston Celtics, meanwhile, are still going strong topped the majors at .370. praised Athletic Director James Jones for his efforts in ’Trail Blazers Coach Mike Schuler, who says there The 6-3 point guard didn’t hesitate to get back into the single-season record by striking out 186 times. with 57 straight non-losing months, all in the Larry Bird The home runs led to suspicion that halls were too the search. are no discussions going on with other teams NBA. He drove to Cincinnati to catch a late-aftemoon — Benito Santiago, the National League Rookie of tenure with the team. lively and hats were illegal. Billy Hatcher of the Texas Cooper’s Arizona State Sun Devils defeated Air concerning Vandeweghe, said he intends to start flight to Boston, then paused to call his wife and the Year, hit in 34 straight games, a rookie record. Kersey and Vandeweghe together in some games once Rangers was suspended for using a corked hat. Force 33-28 in the Freedom Bowl Wednesday night, and children and give them the news. Now that he will be a full time center for the Golden Pitchers Joe Niekro, Kevin Gross and Don Sutton were — LaMarr Hoyt, Alan Wiggins and Eddie Milner had he announced moments afterward that It was his flnal his back improves. “ You might be picky with some teams, but when the a State Warriors, Ralph Sampson has turned to fitness caught with scuffing devices. drug problems. Steve Howe returned to the majors, game as Arizona State coach. s “ We planned before the season to alternate Kersey Celtics call you pack your bags and go,” Minniefield expert Mackie Shilstone to add bulk to his 7-foot-4 Roger Cldmens of the Boston Red Sox came back although Ueberroth fined Texas owner Eddie Chiles The 50-year-old Cooper made 8225,000 to $300,000 as and Caldwell Jones at forward based on the strength of said. “ I just had time to pack the necessities.” the opposition, but when Klki was injured we just frame from a 29

Rushers Kkkeff Returners Whalers host New Jersey Saturday Att Yds Avg LG TD NO Yds Avg LG TD •vavvinipiiui D i c k e r i o n , R o m s Stamps, Atl. 24 660 27.5 97 1 gndhls573rdNHLgeottatleMlkeBossvfor Coventry boys’ hoop in action Adrtwi Dantleyof Detroltwosll of 13from tiflh place on the all-time list.... The New FootbaD Ind. 283 1288 .6 57 6 Gentry, Chi. 25 621 24.8 88 1 t ^ tieldandmodeall nine of hlsfreethrows HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (14-16-6) will Warner, Sea. 234 985 4.2 57 8 Rouson, Giants 22 497 22.6 49 0 Jersey Devils hovea career record oT8 2 8 4 COVENTRY — The Coventry High School boys’ Basketball Wednesday night for 31 poIntsInthePIstans' W in s t Washington.... Troy Murray scored begin 1988 by hosting the New Jersey Devils Saturday Roller, Hou. 229 957 4.2 41 3 Lee, Det. 32 719 22.5 50 0 1089Sylctory over Indiana. Allen, Raiders 200 754 38 44 5 Guggemos, Minn. 36 808 22.4 42 0 basketball team (2-1) will make its home debut against Chloogo's seventh penalty shot goal In 34 night (7; 30, SportsChannel. WTIC) at the Civic Center. Possingtoncy In Wednesday's gome against The Whalers are coming off a 3-1 win over Toronto Winder, Den. 196 741 38 19 6 Tolland High (4-0) Saturday night at 7:30. The Utah point guard John Stockton tied the NFL pliyoN glmcs Mock, Clev. 201 735 3 7 22 5 Scortng homestanding Patriots are led by junior Jack Ayer who Minnesota. The last Blockhawk to score ona Wednesday night. NBA itandlngi NBA season-high for assists when he dealt jXHWBltv shot was Denis Sovord on Feb. 15, Jackson, Pitt. 180 696 3 9 39 1 Teuchitowns is averaging 37 points per game. 18 Wednesday night In the Jazz' 104-103 Sunday, Jon. S Okove, K.C. 157 660 4.2 43 3 T D Rush Rec Ret Pts triumph aver Utah. Isloh Thomas of Detroit IfreiBn Bentley, Ind. 142 631 4.4 17 7 Rice, S.F. 23 1 22 0 138 EA$TERN CONFERENCE also hod 18dbr1lerlhls season. N K WIMOBfd Strodford, Mia. 145 619 4.3 51 6 Quick, Phil. 11 0 11 0 66 Edmonton shattered Philadelphia's 14- UConn at Pepperdine Saturday Minnesota o4 New Orteons, 12:30 p.m. AffanHc Dlvtalon Slopping Btamsllly game unbeaten streak (1382) v*lth a 64) White, Rams 11 11 0 0 66 MHS, East hockey in action - ^ W L Pet. OB Utah's 7-foot-4 6Aark Eaton, the league's APC WHdOord Receivers Bovaro, Giants 8 0 8 0 48 ^cton; over the Flyers Wednesday night. MALIBU, Calif. — The University of Connecticut Seattle at Houston, 4 p.m. Boston 17 9 .654 — leading shot blocker with an average of 3.9 The Ryers'. lost defeat was Nov. 21 ... NO Yds Avg LG TD Hilliard, N.O. 8 7 1 0 48 The Manchester High hockey team (1-3) travels to Ptilla(Mph(a 12 13 .480 4ck^ seven, Seattle or Indianapolis at Cleveland, Reed, Buff. 57 752 13.2 40 5 afternoon at 3:15. Meanhwile, the undefeated East W e d h M ^ .... Delroltsnappedafour-game (10 p.m., Channel 20, W PO P). The Huskies won the 10th 12:30 p.m. New Jersev 5 21 .192 12 m ln s t the ^ s Angeles Clippers, ond Herb losing streak wltha82vlctoryoverSt. Louis N K DMslenal noyoffs Burkett, Buff. 56 765 13.7 47 4 Kicking Catholic hockey team (5-0) will host Fairfield Prep Control Dlvtslen Williams of Indiana knocked sixaway as the WMtandoy. annual Connecticut Mutual Gassic Tuesday night and Hormon, Buff. 56 477 35 42 2 PAT FG LG Pts Detroit 18 6 .7* Vi Pacers lost l0S9Sto Detroit. Minnesota or Washlnotan at Son Fran­ Carson, K.C. 55 1044 19.0 81 7 Andersen, N.O. 37-37 28-36 52 121 Saturday at 8 at the Bolton Ice Palace. have recorded four straight victories. cisco, 4 p.m. Atlanta 20 7 .741 — DeuMelrouMe The N ^ Jersey Devils started the season Bsooh sa GIvIns, Hou. 53 933 17.6 83 6 Ruzek, Doll. 26-26 2^25 49 92 J Milwaukee 15 10 .600 4 Detroit's starting bockcourt of lsl(di aVfWBTd IV Winslow, S.D. ydjtiony-l-lrecordathomebofhovelostfour N K Divisional Plovoffs 53 519 9.8 30 3 Lunsford, Roms 36-38 17-21 48 87 Chicago is 12 .556 5 inonxis and Joe Dumors has combined to oftheIrtostftveottheAAeodowlonds. Bvner, Clev. 52 552 10.6 37 2 Butler, Chi. 28-30 19-28 52 85 East, Cheney grapplers in action Indlona 13 13 .500 6Vi shoot 2S.S percent from the field In the •MPMOfB New Orleans or Washington at Chicago, Brooks, Ind. 51 722 14.2 52 3 McFodden, Phil. 36-36 16-26 49 84 UHartford hosts DePaul Saturday 12:30 p.m. Cleveland 12 15 .444 8 Pistons' lasttwogames. Followlnaa7-for-30 M ln n e s ^ scored two empty-net goals In A K DtvWaaal Ptayeffs Allen, Raiders 51 410 8.0 39 0 The East Catholic High wrestling team (1-0) will be WESTERN CONFERENCE showing Tuesday against Houston, Thomas • 1 * ^ victorv over Chicago Wednesday HARTFORD — The University of Hartford (2-7) will Houston or Indianapolis at Denver, 4 involved in a quadrangular meet Saturday at noon. Midwest DtvWan and Dumors were 18for-29aoalnst Indiana. night. W L Pet. OB TrkXetroubte Sipleata host powerful DePaul University Saturday at 1 p.m. p.m. East will face Hartford Public, RHAM High of Hebron Sunday, Jan. 17 NO Yds LG Avg Dallas 17 8 .6M — Paul Pressey of Milwaukee registered his K n r^ to n 's Grant Fuhrrecoredhis third (WKHT) at the Civic Center. The Hawks l6st both to Molslelenko, S.D. 67 2875 57 42.9 and host Wethersfield High. Meanwhile, C^ieney Tech Denver 16 11 .593 2 . Moondtrlple-doubleaftheseasonWednes- Jlwdo)^ In 37 oomes this season, 6-0 over A K OiomplaniMp Newsome, Pitt. 64 2678 57 41.8 UConn and to the University of San Francisco in the Divisional Playoff winners, TB A (0-5) will be involved in a tri-meet with Morgan High Houston 14 12 .538 3Vi doy,scorlng16polntstogowlth11asslstsand Philadelphia Wednesday. Ehterltrg the Fulhoge, CIn. 52 2168 58 41.7 Son Antonio 13 12 .520 4 lOrebounds. As was the case In Pressey's season, Fuhr had two NHL shutouts In 211 Connecticut Mutual Gassic. The visiting Blue Demons N K ehowiplowhlp Horan, Den. 44 1807 61 41.1 and host Berlin High also starting at noon. Utah 14 14 .500 4Vi first triple, against Chicago on Nov. 25, the Divisional Playoff winners, TB A College bowl game glance gomes. from Chicago are led by senior All-America guard Rod Sunday, Jan. SI Goodburn, K.C. 59 2412 55 40.9 Socromento 7 21 .250 lIVi Bucks lost, this time to Houston 10893. Shanes Strickland. Super Bowl Focfflc OlvMlan Cmlfiii* iMln' Hartfordhasscoredaleaeue-low113ix)als Punt Returners Saturday, Dec 12 L.A. Lakers 20 6 .769 — Th e n 's Angeles Clippers led throughout ln36games. A FC champion vs. N K champion at NO Yds Avg LG TD CalHomlo Bowl Portland 17 10 .630 3Vi thefirst half, by 20 two minutes Intothethird son Diego, 6 p.m. 'Love the Whalers’ breakfast Feb. 5 StahM Coventry girts hoop In action Edmonds, Sea. 20 251 12.6 40 0 At nnesno, Calif. Seattle 15 13 .536 6 oyertw ond by nine entering the fourth M a r ^ Dianne's Intlammed left knee Is NFL statistics James, S.D. 32 400 12.5 81 1 Eastern Mlchlgon 30, Son Jose St. 27 HARTFORD — The fourth annual "W e lx>ve the Phoenix 10 15 .400 9\A Wednesday night against Phoenix. When It belita treated with drugs, but until the Townsell, Jets 32 381 11.9 91 1 Saturday, Dec 19 Whalers’’ breakfast will be held Friday. Feb. 5,1908 at L.A. Clippers 8 16 .333 11 w « over, t h ^ , the aippers hod been swelling subsides, the New York Ronoer THOMPSON — The unbeaten Coventry High girls’ McNeil, Clev. 34 386 11.4 40 0 Independence Bowl Golden State 4 20 .167 15 putsrared 4815 b) the tinal period and were forward must stay off theloe. At Shreveport, La. 8 a.m. in the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel. The proceeds ^O W osers. basketball team (7-0), led by 1,000-point scorer Leslie AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE AAartIn, CIn. 28 277 9.9 21 0 Thuridov’i Oomes Washlnotan 24, Tulane 12 from the event benefit the UConn Childrens Cancer No gomes scheduled Danehy, will travel to Thompson Saturday to face OFFENSE Tuesday, Dec B Yards Rush Pass Kickoff Returners Fund. m d o v’tO om at S(Hi Antonio's 148108 victorv over Sacra­ Tourtellotte High at 1:30 p.m.. NO Yds Avg LG TD An American Bowl Los Angeles aippers at New York, 7 : » mento Wednesday nIghtextendedtheSpurs' Denver 5624 1970 3654 Palmer, K.C. At Birmingham, Ala. p.m. Miami 5538 1662 3876 38 923 24.3 95 ' Tickets are $20 per person or $180 for a table of 10. For hoine winning streak to 10 and Improved Bentley, Ind 22 500 22.7 45 Vlrglnlo 22, Brlghom Young 16 reservations, further information, contact the Greater Denver at Washington, 8 pm . their season record at the HemIsFaIr Arena Cincinnati 5377 2164 3213 Mueller, Raiders R ldoy, Dec. 25 Philadelphia at Portland, 10 pm . to11-1. Raiders 5267 2197 3070 27 588 21.8 46 0 Holland, S.D. 19 410 21.6 46 0 Sun Bowl Hartford Ginvention and Visitors Bureau, One G vic Houston 5223 1923 3300 At El Pose, Texas Cleveland 5200 1745 3455 Edmonds, Sea. 27 564 20.9 43 0 Center Plaza, Hartford, 00103 or call 728-6789. Although he wos Ofor-9 from the field for Television, Radio Oklahoma State 35, West Virginia 33 Socromenta Wednesday night, Terry Tyl- Indianapolis 4995 2143 2852 Bluo-Oroy All-Stor Classic Big East atandinga Buffolo 4741 1840 2701 Scoring er^shoottng performance wosnoftheworst Eaatarn Bualnoaaman Touchdowns At MenfBomery, Ato. In the NBA this season. Whose woe? Seattle 4735 2023 2712 McEnroe withdraws from tourney Big East Conference O'all T D Rush Rec Ret Pts South IZ North 10 Sp r ing P.Peck 147-147, L.Annulll 143-403, Jets 4630 1671 2959 Aloha Bowl W L W L Son Diego 4588 1308 3280 Hector, Jets 11 11 0 0 66 ' "This WPS a great comeback. It will be a J.Buroer 168161-457, R .Jerry 160, Mick TODAY Bvner, Clev. 10 8 2 0 60 At Honolulu ADELAIDE, Australia — Former Wimbledon Vlllonovo 1 0 8 3 (FWit game to go home and watch on m y New England 4454 1771 2683 Providence 1 0 6 2 Holmes 150, L.Seretto 148170-442, Noon — Citrus Bowl: Penn State vs. Gemson, Worner, Sea. 10 8 2 0 60 UCLA 20, Florida 16 champion John McEnroe has withdrawn from next )ddeotape recorder." — Phoenix' Eddie L.Aceto 156, F.Enes 155, P.Duggan Kansas CItv 4418 1799 2619 Tuesday, Dec 29 Pittsburgh 0 0 8 0 Channel 8 Pittsburgh 4410 2144 2266 Bentley, Ind. 9 7 2 0 .54 month’s $1.9 million Australian Open, Tennis Australia Johnson offer scoring 33 secondholf points 152-408; B.Lavery 141; High average — Riddick, Buff. 8 5 3 0 SO LIberfy Bowl Georgetown 0 0 8 1 to help the Suns rebound from a SOMlnf, 1:30 p.m — Cotton Bowl: Texas AftM vs. Notre officials said Thursday. St. John's 0 0 8 1 R .Jo in e r 133.39, T.K o w zu n 130.18, At Memphis, Tenn. thlrd4iuorter deficit ond win 121-102aaalnst D.Toce 128.6; High single— J.Malorca Dame, Channel 3, WPOP DEFENSE Kicking Georgia 20, Arkansas 17 McEnroe cited a recurring back problem as his Seton Hall 0 0 11 3 WwClIppers. Yards Rush Poss Syracuse 0 0 9 2 202, High triple— R. Joiner 516, High no 1:30 p.m. — Fiesta Bowl: Florida State vs. 42M 1433 2831 P A T FG LG Pts Wednesday, Dec. X reason for pulling out off the event. Trhrtggpswsr mark— M.Halmes 96. Cleveland Breech, CIn. 25-27 2 « 0 46 97 fVeedom Bowl Connecticut ' 0 1 6 2 Mike Woodson of the Clippers, 8tor-10 Nebraska, Channel 30, WTIC Raiders 4364 1637 2727 McEnroe, 28, informed Australian officials that his Boston College 0 1 7 3 Standings: Post No. 8 2817, Annulll's 4SS0 1790 2760 Blosuccl, Ind. 24-24 24-27 50 96 At Anaheim, Calif. against Portland on Nov.27. 2819, Pantry 2819, Oaks 2820, Mobil 3:30 p.m. — Sugar Bowl: Syracuse vs. Auburn, Indianapolis Zendelas, Hou. 3^3^ 20-26 57 92 Arizona St. X , Air Force X injury also would prevent him from playing in the Rio Onclnnotl 4677 1641 3056 Saturday's (Samos n-24. Woodpeckers 2822, Wetherell Channel 8 4813 2017 2796 Karlls, Den. 37-37 18-25 51 91 Holiday Bowl Challenge Exhibition in Adelaide from Jan. 6-9. The 2823, T8,S 2823, Ringside 21-24, Brown's Denver G.Anderson, Pitt. 21-21 22-27 52 87 At Son Diego UConn at Pepperdine, 10 p.m. New England 4877 1778 3099 Marlst at Providence 2825, Irish Insurance 1826, 6Aelzen's 4:45 p.m. — Rose Bowl: Michigan State vs. USC, lowo 20, Wyoming 19 Australian Open begins Jan. 11 15-30, Buffalo 4906 2052 2854 Thursday, Dec 31 Virginia at Vlllanova Channel 30, WTIC Pittsburgh 4920 1610 3310 Florida at Pittsburgh Hockey 8 p.m. — Orange Bowl: Miami vs. Oklahoma, Oater Bowl Son Diego 49S3 2171 2782 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE At Jacksonville, na . Siena at Syracuse Nome Engfiwera Channel 30, WTIC Houston 4993 1848 3145 Qututethochs Oorgetown at Miami (Flo.) 5041 1835 3206 South Carolina, 8-34), vs. Louisiana Penguins’ Coffey «u t another week 8 p.m. — Auto Racing: Palm Springs Vintage Grand Jets Att Com Y d s T D Int State, 9-1-1, 2:30 p.m. (CBS) Sunday's (Same Betty Gerich 182-458, Linda Maher Seattle 5199 2201 2958 AAontana, S.F. 398 266 3054 31 13 Bluebennet Bowl PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Dartmouth at Boston College NHL atandinga 198508, Karin Scheer 202-453, TrudI Prix, ESPN Miami 5445 2198 3247 Simms, Giants 282 163 2230 17 9 At Houston Mondenr's (Same Zuldema 198178541, Shirley Eldridge Kansas City 5639 2333 3306 Lomax, St.L. 463 275 3387 24 12 Pittsburgh, 834), vs. Texas, 6-54), 8 Paul Coffey will miss at least another week with a knee Vlllanova at St. John's 198528, Bev M orin 188508, Morlys McMahon, ChL 210 125 1639 12 8 p.m. 4Mlzlou) injury suffered Dec. 23 when he collided with a referee. Tuosdcnr's (SanMs Dvorak 177-484, Joyce McDerm ott 181, SATURDAY NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE WALES CONFERENCE DeBerg, T.B. 275 159 1891 14 7 mday, Jon. 1 UConn at Seton Hall (Meodowlonds), rvincH DIWM 1 Betty Mastandrea 177, Renee Ellis 486, 1 p.m. — Hall of Fame Bowl: Michigan vs. Alabama, OFFENSE Coffey hasn’t played since suffering what doctors 9 p.m. Linda Skoglund 467, Alyce McArdle 452, Cunningham, Phil. 406 223 2786 23 12 Citrus Bowl W L T 1FIs OF OA Yords Rush Pass Hebert, N.O. 294 164 2119 15 9 termed an insignificant tear in his right knee when he Syracuse at Boston College N Y Itkmders 19 Donna Hardesty 473, Denise Randolph Channel 30 San Francisco 5987 2237 37SD At Ortando, Fla. 14 3 41 147 124 W.Wilson, Minn. 264 140 2106 14 13 Clemson, 9-24), vs. Penn State, 8-34), ran into referee Don Koharski during a Penguins-New Wodnosdoy's (Same Philadelphia 18 14 5 41 1 p.m. — Peach Bowl: Indiana vs. Tennessee, Washington 5597 2102 3495 Pittsburgh at Georgetown 125 133 D.WhIte, Doll. 362 215 2617 12 17 noon (ABC) Jersey Devils game. He will miss weekend games New Jersev 18 16 4 40 1 » 134 Channels 11, 20 St. Louis 5326 1873 3453 Schroeder, Wash. 267 129 1878 12 10 Saturday, Jan. 9 Plttsbwoh 5077 2027 Flesla Bowl . 16 14 7 39 143 144 Trl-Town I p.m. — College basketball: DePaul at Hartford, Philadelphia 3050 At Temps, Artz. Friday at the Washington Capitals and Saturday at the Providence ot UConn (Civic Onter), Washington 16 17 Dallas 5056 1865 3191 1 p.m. 5 37 125 119 Rushers Rorlda State, 10-1-0, vs. Nebraska, 10-1-0, New York Islanders. N Y Rongers 13 19 5 31 142 145 Jeff Gentllcore 535, Don Dzen 524, WKHT Chicago 5044 1954 3090 1:X p.m., (NBC) St. John's at Pittsburgh New Orleans 4964 2190 2774 Coffey has one goal and 16 points in 10 games and the Adams DhrWon Fran Gremmo 301-506, Rob Mlgllore 1:30 p.m. — Oilers vs. Capitals, ESPN White, Roms 324 1374 4.2 5R 11 Cotton Bowl Boston College at Vlllanova Montreal 22 9 9 S3 253-627, Kevin Osborne 536, Bob Ed­ Minnesota 4809 1983 2826 Seton Hall at Syracuse - — 148 118 2:30 p.m. — College basketball: Pittsburgh at AAoyes, N.O. 243 917 3.8 X 5 At Dallas Penguins have a 7-2-1 record with him in their lineup. Boston 21 14 4 46 149 132 wards 551, Dick Lourle 322, Dave Giants 4659 1457 3202 H.Walkerz Dali. 209 891 A3 60 7 Notre Dame, 830, vs. Texas A8iM, 9-20, Quebec 16 Florida, Channel 3 Rams 4651 2097 2554 They are 9-4-3 overall since the trade that brought him 16 2 34 121 127 Edwards 202-202-573, Mac McDonald Riggs, Atl. 203 875 A3 44 2 1;X p.m. (CBS) HorttonI 14 16 6 34 113 120 200, Dick Kingsley 208581, Ed Arnhelm 3 p.m. — Bowling: ARC Alameda Open, Channel 8 Green Bay 4482 1801 266) Craig, S.F. 215 815 as from the Edmonton Oilers Buffalo 4391 1435 2956 25 3 Sugar Bowl 13 16 7 33 117 148 201-502, Jim Bogar 517, Henry Jarvis 527, 4 p.m. — College basketball: North Carolina at Detroit Mitchell, St.L. 2(0 781 as 42 3 At New Orleans NBA today CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Roy Bessette 2385M, Ray Jessup 500, Tampa Bay 4381 1365 X16 AAorrIs, Giants 193 658 a4 34 3 UCLA, Channel 30 Atlonto 4066 1298 2768 Syracuse, 11470, vs. Auburn, 9-1-1, 3 :X N tn H CNvWon Joe Kehoe 211-508. D. Nelson, Minn. 131 642 A9 72 2 p.m. (ABC) w L T 1Ns OF •A 4:30 p.m. — Boxing: Michael Nunn vs. Kevin Watts, Rogers, Wash. 163 613 3.8 29 6 Kansas names Glen Mason coach Detroit DEFENSE Rose Bowl 16 16 4 X IX 123 Anderson, Chi. 129 586 4.5 X 3 At POIOCltflOy Coltf. Denver ot Washington (8 p.m. E S T). A St. Louis 15 16 5 Nflf Owla middleweights, Channel 3 Yards Rush Pass gome featuring two of the league's smallest X 122 124 Michigan St.,82-1, vs. SouthernCal,830,5 LAWRENCE, Kan. — Glen Mason says he’s not Toronto 14 19 4 37 IX 143 7 p.m. — College basketball: Kentucky at Georgia, San Francisco 4095 1611 2484 Receivers p.m. (NBC) players, 8foot-11 Michael Adams of the Minnesota Cindy Dodson 238534, Marlon Smith Chicago 4215 1413 2802 looking at his new job as head football coach at Kansas 13 X 5 31 127 156 198501, Debbie Rugglono 183-486, Mau­ ESPN NO Yds Avg LG TD Orange Bowl < Nuggetsond Bullets' rookie Tyrone Bogues, Chicago 14 21 2 X IX 161 New Orleans 4350 1550 2800 J.SmIth, St.L. 91 1117 123 as a second choice — a sentiment echoed by the man who Is 83. ( reen Wood 178468, Linda Luce 184-457, 7:30 p.m. — Devils at Whalers, SportsChannel, WTIC Giants 4658 1768 2890 X 8 At Miami Imythe Dtvtslon Laurie <3agnan 473, Joyce Michaud 457, Craig, S.F. 66 492 7.5 X 1 Oklahoma, 11470, vs. Miami, Fla., 11-470,8 who hired him. w ub iiw iw y • 9Hk Edmonton 23 12 3 49 8 p.m. — College basketball: Georgetown at Miami Minnesota 4624 1724 3100 Eddie Johnson, Suns, mode 18 of 27 shots 1M 132 Betty Hussey 456, Lisa Hatfield 462, Rice, S.F. 65 1078 16.6 57 22 p.m. (NBC) The Kent State coach had sought the top position at Calgary 22 11 4 48 181 136 Green Bay 4923 1920 3003 H.Walker, Doll. from the field and scored a coreer4)lgh 43 Roxann Wilson 484, Luz Rogue 451, (Fla ), USA Cable 60 715 11.9 44 1 Saturday, Jon. 2 Winnipeg 16 16 3 35 IX 137 Karen Tracey 453. Tampa Bay 4987 2108 2949 AAandlev, Det. 58 7X 124 41 7 Ohio State. 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The Punters SWUPOy# JQII. 10 Chicago at Minnesota, (n) 427, Jim Evans 426, Tony Marinell Final m z N F L Individuol Leaders NO Yds LG Avg Japan Bowl Gretzky out of Saturday’s game Cavaliers' Dell Curry was 11-for-14 off the Winnipeg at Vancouver, (n) . 168156-454, Ctaorge Burgess 158181-476, SUNDAY By Tbe Aisoctotad Press Donnelly, Atl. 61 2686 62 44.0 At Yokohama, Japan bench and finished wlthateam-hlgh25polnts m doy's OcNme Pete Woltyna 168164-478, Chris Plumlev AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Arnold, Det. 46 2007 60 43.6 TBA EDMONTON. Alberta — Wayne Gretzky of the In21 minutes. Pittsburgh at Washington, 1:35 p.m. 178150-446. 12:30 p.m. — NFL Wild-est mark Football people have compared him more to Don Name the golfer that was eliminated on the first playoff 19. Name the swimmer who won eight medals (three 15. Danny Ongais. representing each of the 29 NFL teams. He got 76 of the of 13-2. hole. 16. John Farrell of the Cleveland Indians. 94 votes. Shula of the Miami Dolphins and Bill Parcell^ gold) at the Pan Am Games. Bonus; Who won seven Mora earned the reputation as a no-nonsense coach coached the New York Giants to a Super Bowl victory 7. Name the winner of the Iditarod dog sledding race. gold medals? 17. Bo Jackson of the Raiders ran for 221 yards Bill Walsh of San Frandaco got four votes, Ron in the USFL and he kept it with New Orleans. 8. Indiana beat Syracuse 74-73 to win the NCAA against Seattle. Meyei^ of Indianapolis got three and Marv L ^ of last year. Each is a hard worker with a blue-collar 20. Name the player who recently became the first Coach Mora lays down the rules and they’re the image. basketball championship. Who made the winning shot? player in MISL history to score 1,000 career points. 18. Marcel Dionne. Buffalo with one got the other votes. rame jo f, «rarybody.” backup quarterback Dave 9. Who beat Edwin Moses to end his 122-race winning 19. Silvia Poll of Costa Rica, bonus—Roller Skater Mora, who won two of the USFL’s three champion­ Wilson said. There are no favorites at all.” . “.P*!?J°*^***y?y^Soodperaonwhohappenstobea streak in the 400-meter hurdles? Jose Lozano. ships as coach of the Phlladelphia-BaHlmore Stars, fooRwll coach." Finks said. "He's orgu ^ ed he's Answara: He also runs a no-nonsense team, based on a strong consistent, he’s intelligent. I see both sides. 10. What round did the Los Angeles Raiders select Bo 20. Steve Zungul, who has played with the New York Jackson in the N FL draft? 1. Angel Cordero Jr. Arrows, Golden Bay, San Diego, and Tacoma. Spartans out to buck . - - ii” B ** ' Syracuse has tradition against USC point to prove

Bv Ken Peters The Associated Press Rose Bowl PASADENA, Calif. — The Michigan Sugar Bowl State Spartans try to buck trend and tradition Friday when they meet the regular season and 24-14 in 1983. Southern Cal Trojans in the 74th Rose By Ed Shearer Bowl, the nation’s oldest bowl game. SMITH SAID B O T I^ IS team and the The Associated Press The eighth-ranked Spartans, their Spartans are mucli different than they NEW ORLEANS — Fourth-ranked Syracuse, one of 8-2-1 regular-season record including an were when they met earlier. only three unbeaten teams in the nation, has a point to “ I was discouraged (with that loss) opening 27-13 victory over Southern Cal. prove when the Orangemen tangle with No. 6 Auburn because of the football wtTplayed.” will be making their fourth New Year’s Friday in the 54th Sugar Bowl. Day appearance in Pasadena, theirfirst Smith said. “ Going into the first game, in 22 years. our players and coaches didn’t really “ We are anxious to prove to Auburn and the nation The No. 16 Trojans, 8-3. have an know each other. I think as a team, we are the best team in the country,” All-American impressive Rose Bowl tradition. Their we’ve gotten to know each other and quarterback Don McPherson said. “ We are not intimidated. We are not nervous.” 24 appearances are the most in the mature. > game, and they’ve lost just six times. “ I think it’s rare that you start and end Syracuse carries an 11-0 record and a 12-game Led by versatile quarterback Rodney with the same team. I think both have winning streak into the battle with the Southeastern Peete, the Trojans hope to build on that changed a lot since the first game. Conference champions. tradition when they face the Spartans, They’ve both matured, developed.” Auburn. 9-1-1, is a slight favorite in the3:30 p.m. EST who feature tailback Lorenzo White and Dave Cadigan. Southern Cal’s All- clash that will draw a sellout crowd of 75,000 in the a formidable defense, in the 5 p.m. EST American offensive tackle, said mis­ Louisiana Superdome. The game will be televised matchup. takes obviously hurt the Trojans in the nationally by ABC. loss at Michigan State, but he added that Despite its perfect record. Syracuse is given little ALTHOUGH THEY WERE BEATEN he thought his team played fairly well hope of securing the 1987 national championship mil by Michigan State in East Lansing, the considering it was the first game under because the only other teams with 11-0 records go Trojans, losers just twice in their last 26 a new coaching staff. head-to-head when No. 1 Oklahoma meets No. 2 Miami regular and postseason games against “ I definitely think it’s a great in the Orange Bowl game New Year’s night. Big Ten teams, are favored by three opportunity being able to play them Syracuse Coach Dick MacPherson has downplayed points. again.” he added. the battle for the national title. Southern Cal is on a five-game The Spartans’ White gained 111 yards “ All we have to do is get to 12-0 and everything’s winning streak in the Rose Bowl, with and scored twice against the Trojans, gonna be beautiful,” MacPherson said. “ If we don’t get to 12-0. we’ve got to keep our mouths shut and go home. the most recent triumph a 20-17 victory but he said that has no bearing on what And we aren’t there yet. so it’s best to keep your mouth over Ohio State in 1985. might happen in the Rose Bowl. shut about it.” The Trojan string is part of a trend “ If we do go 11 and 1 people will say we had a fluke that has seen the Pacific-10 champions “ I’M TAKING THE APPROACH that season.” fullback Daryl Johnston said. AP photo dominate the Big Ten champions in we never played against USC.” said the “ If we can come in and beat this team, that can’t do Pasadena in recent years. Spartan senior, the school’s all-time anything but help us,” Johnston said. “ Then we can say Soaring In for two The annual visitors from the Midwest leading rusher. we’ve been sold short all year and are a lot better than haven’t won a Rose Bowl since 1981, and “ I think they’re going to do a lot of people give us credit for.” DavM Kool/MwiohaMtr H#rmW UConn’s Cliff Robinson (00) soars in for two points against that 23-6 victory by Michigan over things differently. I know they kind of Auburn Coach Pat Dye says the Orangemen would Hartford Monday in the opening round of the Connecticut Washington is the Big Ten’s only win feel at home playing in the Rose Bowl have every right to lay claim to the national crown if The Manchester High wrestling team tholic and Cheney Tech in action at Mutuai Ciassic at the Civic Center. Robinson scored 72 points in over the last 13 games. and. I guess, after they lost the first they finish undefeated. was a happy bunch Wednesday as the Clarke Arena. The Herald presented the two games as the Huskies won their own tournament for the first Not surprising is the fact that game, it’s going to motivate them to Dye said Auburn also has something at stake. He winning team with a plaque for its trophy Michigan State Coach George Perles work hard.” says there may not be an opportunity for the national Indians captured the “Town Wrestling time since 1983. The Huskies are at Pepperdine Saturday at 10. has downplayed tradition, and that title, but the Tigers could climb in the polls and finish Championship" by besting East Ca- case. Larry Smith, in his first year as the third or fourth. Trojans’ coach, has emphasized his Long day set “ I don’t see any reason why we won’t be as good as school’s past glories. we can be ... and certainly we’ll have to be to play as ND out to salvage season for Gardner good a team as Syracuse.” Dye said. “ They’re a “OUR TRADmON AND HISTORY Bv Rick Warner football team without a weakness.” Manchester wms town By Denne H. Freeman are a big part of why we’re here.” said The Associated Press The key to this Sugar Bowl match is quite apparent. It will be Syracuse’s big-play offense trying to carve The Associated Press Smith, whose debut with the Trojans up an exceptional defense. Cotton Bowl was spoiled by the nationally televised Gayle Gardner’s first day at McPherson is the man that makes the Orange attack DALLAS — Notre Dame makes its loss to the Spartans on Labor Day. NBC will be a long one. wrestling championship fifth Cotton Bowl appearance on New go. The Heisman Trophy runnerup passed for 2,341 “ These young people expected to be Gardner, who is joining NBC Year's Day with hopes of salvaging a student. yards and 22 touchdowns. fighting for the Pac-10 championship after four years with ESPN, the Ron PIrtel 3:20, 152- Byron stricKiana promising season destroyed by Miami. “ The hardest hit I ’ve had this year, The job of shutting down McPherson’s big plays falls The Manchester High wrestling friendly.” and Rose Bowl. They wanted to add an all-sports cable network, will host (M ) W BF, 141- Paul Hunter (C T) pinned The 12th-ranked Fighting Irish, 8-3, but I ’m just fine,” said Brown, who did the network’s coverage of the on nose guard Benji Roland, outside linebacker team took the first “ Town Wres­ “ There was a lot of exceptional Jeff Hodden 1:32,171- Tom Diana (M ) and 13th-rated Texas AftM, 8-2, meet for have some brief soreness from the crash extra page to that tradition.” Aundray Bruce and All-American linebacker Kurt tling Championship.” sponsored by wrestling there. Jim Classon and drew with C h rli Rouelle 9-9, 189- Fiesta, Rose and Orange bowls on lacovelll (M) pinned Todd Rote ;49, the first time despite their long football which severely damaged the Brown Perles, in his fifth year as the New Year’s Day. Crain — the heart of the Tigers defense. the Herald, Wednesday morning as Paul Hunter of Cheney Tech looked Unlimited- Jamel White (M ) pinned traditions. Notre Dame has played family car. Spartans coach, is more interested in “ I think it’s good,” Gardner said “ He’s the kind of quarterback who can beat you it downed East Catholic, 51-24, and excellent in their matches and Jon Tim Murphy 1:46. Texas A&M safety Gary Jones will different ways.” Bruce said. “ He’s a good runner, a and Aaron Dixon, Damon lacovelli football 100 years and Texas A&M 93. the present. of the bowl assignment. “ It’s an Cheney Tech, 55-22, while the Only a possible Top Ten finish is on the draw the job of shadowing Brown. Jones good passer, he can do a lot of things. We should have Beavers won their first of the year and Walter Lee looked very strong Maachetter vt. Best Cethellc — 103- He said Pac-10 domination “ is not my indication from the people at NBC Wolter Lee (M> pinned Mike Shuttock inherits the responsibilities of Chet our hands full.” with a 39-33 verdict over the Eagles. for Manchester and Jeff Villar, line in the 52nd Cotton Bowl Classic. problem. We’re not going to get involved that they want me to play an :34,11^ Corey Croft (M ) pinned Robert However, Notre Dame wants to make Brooks, who broke a leg in A&M’s final Bruce is a defensive player with the knack for Manchester is now 4-0 in dual wrestled well for East Catholic,” Shuttock 1:07,119- Bob McNamee (E C ) with how many years it’s been since the important role at the network.” up for a 24-0 crushing by Miami in the game of the season. coming up with the big play. He was the Most Valuable meet action. East 1-2 and the Bernstein said. WBF, 125- Eric Oremmo (M ) pinned Big Ten has won or lost.” Gardner will spend 10 straight Jerem y Palmer 1:17, 130- Peter Fon- final game of the regular season. Ilte Aggies are in their third straight Player in last year’s Citrus Bowl when Auburn beat Techmen 1-6. Cheney and East are “ We’re going to be our own team, do hours in a New York studio, Walter Lee (103), Jon Dixon oemle (M ) pinned Douo Hickey 1:20, to “ We have something to prove to Cotton Bowl and sixth overall. Texas providing brief updates, previews Southern Cal. back in action Saturday morning (140), Aaron bixon (145) and 135- Jett Vlllar (EC) pinned Jordan A&M lost to Ohio State 28-12 last year everything we can to prepare ourselves The Auburn offense centers on its quarterback, too. Grottm an 1:48, 140- Jon Dixon pinned ourselves as well as the rest of the and wrap-ups on the bowl games. with the Techmen in a quadrangu­ Damon lacovelli (180) were double Rob Choouette 1:52, 145- Aaron Dixon and defeated Auburn and Heisman for one game. Our attitude is this is a country.” Irish Coach Lou Holtz said. “ It’s a long day, but it’s not that Jeff Burger passed for 2,066 yards and 13 touchdowns lar meet with Stratford, Morgan winners for Manchester. Corey (M ) dec. Mork McConnell 7-2,152- Jett winner Bo Jackson 36-16 in 1986. new year, this is a new team. We haven’t Hodden (M ) pinned Keyin Lynch 1:51, “ Miami whipped us like a yard dog. hard because I ’m not on the air for the Tigers. and host Berlin High School atnoon. Craft won one and drew his other Notre Dame’s last Cotton Bowl was in been out here for 22 years,” Perles said. 140- Pot Moynlhon (EC) pinned Tom A&M is capable of doing the same that much,” she said. “ There isn’t The key man in the Orange defense is nose guard Ted East is at Wethersfield High along match for the Indians. Lee was the Diana 2:20,171- Peter Meyer (E C ) W B F, thing.” 1979 when Joe Montana threw a scoring That 1966 Rose Bowl game also was a much time between games and we Gregory, who missed the last four games of the season with Hartford Public and RHAM. fast fall winner with a pin in 34 119^ Damon locoyelll (M ) pinned E.Bo- For the third time in four years, the pass on the last play of the game to rematch of a regular-season contest. after knee surgery. Manchester is idle until next ronclnl. Unlimited- Jamel White (M) only have a few minutes at seconds against Mike Shustock of WBF. Heisman winner will display his talents defeat Houston 35-34. Michigan State beat UCLA 13-3 In the halftime because the festivities “ I don’t want to miss any more games.” Gregory Wednesday when it visits Xavier East Catholic. It was the first in the Cotton Bowl. This time, it’s a In other Cotton Bowl classics, Notre regular season, but the Bruins upset the take up a big chunk of time.” said. “ I don’t think anyone on the team wants to play in High in Middletown. match of the day. Lee’s pin was one Bmt Cothellc yt. Clieiiev Tech — 103- hometown hero. Dame downed Texas 38-10 in 1978, beat the Sugar Bowl as much as me.” “ It was really intense with all the Steye Clotton (C T) pinned Mike Shut­ Spartans in the Rose Bowl. Studio work was Gardner’s second faster than one logged by tock 2:19, 112- Robert Shuttock (E C ) Tim Brown, who played high school Texas again 24-11 in 1971 and lost to In the other three Rose Bowls that main responsibility at ESPN, It will be the first meeting between the two teams, kids from the three teams knowing Cheney’s Classon against East’s WBF, 119- Bret Lotton (CT) pinned football at Dallas Woodrow Wilson, Texas 21-17 in 1970 when the Longhorns were rematches of regular-season where she co-anchored 30-minute who have had few previous Sugar Bowl appearances. each other very well,” said Man­ Doug Hickey in a 130-pound bout. McHomee 1:43,125-Palmer (EC) WBF, won the national title. Auburn lost to Oklahoma in the 1972 Sugar and beat chester Coach Barry Bernstein. "A 130- Jim Clotton (C T) pinned Hickey leads the Irish. games, Iowa State beat Oregon State SportsCenter shows on wee- :35, 135- Vlllar (E C ) W B F, 140- Cho- The game will feature a freshman Michigan in the 1984 game. Syracuse made the New lot of them have wrestled each MoncbMlw vt. ChMMV Tech — 103- “ It will be very special for me to play twice, first 14-13 then 35-19 in the 1957 knights and one-hour programs on W oltw Lee (M ) dec. Steve Clotion 9-5, ouette (EC) WBF, 145- Ren PIrtel (CT) starting quarterback for Texas A&M, Orleans event only one other time, losing to Louisiana other and together on the same dec. McConnell 7-3, 152- Kevin Lynch in the Cotton Bowl,” Brown said. Rose Bowl; Ohio State beat UCLA 41-10 the weekend. 112- Double forfeit, 119- Croft (M l drew Bucky Richardson, and a senior quar­ teams in clinics over the years. with Bret Lateen 4-4,125- Eric (Jremmo (EC) WBF, 140- Paul Hunter (CT) Brown almost didn’t make it. He in the 1975 regular season but lost 23-10 “ I can’t think of a better place State in 1965. pinned Moynlhon :58,171- Meyer (EC) barely escaped injury in a Tuesday terback for Notre Dame, Terry Andry- The Sugar Bowl is sponsored by U.S. Fidelity and There was a lot of comraderie (CT) WBF, 130- Jim Clotton (CT) to the Bruins in Pasadena, and UCLA than ESPN to prepare for the job I pinned Peter Fonoemie 2:29, 135- Jo r­ mol. dec. (% rlt Rouelle 12-5,119- Rote night automobile crash which, ironi­ siak. Both coaches waited until this Guaranty, an insurance company more commonly between the three schools. The dan Grottman (M ) W BF, 140- Jon Dixon (C T ) pinned Boronclnl :47, Unllmlted- topped Michigan twice. 31-27 during the have now,” she said. cally. involved a Woodrow Wilson week to name their starters. known as USF&G. competition was very intense but (M ) W BF, 145- Aaron Dixon (M ) pinned Murphv (CT) WBF. iHaurhfstpr lirrali'i Oklahoma, Miami SPORTS shoot for No. 1 — see page 47

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East Catholic's Mark McConnell is on three local schools. Pirtel came back to out to be No. 2 top of Cheney Tech's Ron Pirtel In their win the match against McConnell, 7-3. 140-pound match Wednesday at Clarke Manchester High took the team trophy, Arena during action at the "Town defeating both East Catholic and Wrestling Championship” involving all Cheney Tech. Story on page 55. . .. page 47