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WASHINGTON (AP) - Former na­ simpty trading U.S. arms for the release advised against it, and that there was no decision was taken. tional security adviser Rotert C. of Americans held hostage in Lebanon. "no ambiguity or misunderstanding "I’m not chalienging him,” Shultz McFarlane toid Congress Friday that McFarlane said Reagan acted to among them of the nature pf the said. "I’m Just saying I have lots of SecreUry of State George P. Shultz and authorize the contacts with Iran in decision.” notes. I sort of habitually did that. Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Wein­ midsummer 198S only after he and his Shultz, however, told reporters late Maybe I’m missing something or berger "knew what was going on" advisers became convinced that despite Friday that he could not recall being told missed something. But I don’t have any during the decision to san(^on arms obvious risks, any other course would be during the summer of 1985 that Reagan note about being formally notified of a sates as part of a bid to forge ties with "a cop-out” given Iran’s important had approved Israeli arms shipments to presidential decision.” moderates in Iran. strate^c position to both the United Iran. Shultz said the first, fuli-scaie formal McFarlane also said President Rea­ States and the Soviet Union. In fact, Shultz said he attended a meeting to discuss weapons shipments gan was warned "very emphaticatly” He said that Shuitzand other Cabinet meeting that August with Reagan and to Iran was not held until that by his advisers that if the dealings officers were fuliy involved in the McFarlane in which the issue was bMame public, it would took tike he was original decision, even though they discussed, and he had "the impression” 'Tam to page S

Hawk gains its freedom John Spaulding, animal curator at the Lutz Children’s Museum, coaxes an injured redtail hawk to use its wings in prepara­ tion for the bird’s release at sunrise today. The hawk, m - - A - r which is indigen­ ous to the area, was caught in a muskrat trap Thursday in East Hartford. Story on page 3. Harald photo by Tuekor

Herbst files Risley dam bill 'MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Funds sought under clean water act... page 4 ft I r (> t ■« 5 5 McFarlane says many had role in arms deal SNAFU byBnic«B«aW* Continned from page 1 Small plane In wrong place tion. The president met with me The memo, written by new Monday and will be meeting with national security adviser Frank December. me on a regular basis.” Until then, Shultz said, “ I just Carlucci, states that, generally, Abshire said Reagan “ wants to don’t recall being told the president only the CIA or armed forces may before crash with airliner be absolutely certain” that Con­ conduct covert operations. has explicitly decided to authorize, gress, an independent counsel and a in effect, the Israelis to ship arms. I presidential investigative panel In the memo, Carlucci wrote that SALT LAKE aTY (AP) - A don’t say that it didn’t happen... I looking into National Security he wanted to make sure the light airplane may have flown into just don’t recall it.” Council operations, “ are receiving National Security Council’ s role restricted airspace before colliding McFarlane testified to the Senate with a commuter airliner on all the materials and information within the administration was Foreign Relations Committee as they need for a comprehensive and confined to supervision and gui­ landing approach, officials said the White House was denying that Friday as investigators probed the expeditious review of the issue. The dance of covert operations, but not Reagan has distanced himself from president remains committed to his their actual conduct. Administra­ accident that killed 10 people the the controversy surrounding the day before. pledge to the American people that tion officials had signaled the clandestine arms sales and alleged The Mooney M-20C, with two they get all the facts.” change of policy last week in a diversions of sales proceeds to series of background briefings experienced pilots aboard, did not Nicaraguan rebels. The White House denied there contact air traffic controllers and given to news organizations. Not long after a Reagan spokes­ was any connection between the was not detected by radar opera­ man was questioned by reporters stormy news briefing and the Attorney General Edwin Meese tors before the collision with the about the president’s attention to subsequent statement by Abshire. III on Nov. 25 said that the diversion SkyWest Airlines craft carrying the problem, David Abshire, the of Iranian arms sales profits to the eight people, said Tom Doyle, McFarlane’s Capitol Hill appear­ retired NATO envoy brought in to contra rebels in Nicaragua was an assistant air traffic manager at ance, in which he did not testify coordinate the White House’s han­ operation largely overseen by Lt. "With all those moons, 1 wonder if Jupiter’s Salt Lake City International under oath, coincided with the dling of the various Iran-contra Col. Oliver L. North, who was fired werewolves ever get the night off?” Airport. Senate committee’s unusual step of investigations, issued a statement releasing an internal administra­ from his National Security Council The 18-seat Fairchild Metroliner saying: post that same day. and four-seat Mooney slammed tion memo. This document ordered “ The president is continuing to together some 2,700 feet above the the National Security Council to follow closely the efforts to compile Also on that day. Vice Adm. John sprawling Salt Lake Valley, send­ ROBERT McFARLANE TESTIFIES stay out of covert operations or all the facts regarding the Iran M. Poindexter, Reagan’s national Connecticat Weather ing wreckage and bodies hurtling other “ special activities” unless . . . witness on Capitol Hill issue currently under investiga­ security adviser and North’s boss, into a residential neighborhood but Reagan orders otherwise. resigned. injuring nobody on the ground, Central, Eastern Interior: Saturday, mostly sunny All 10 bodies were recovered by and cold. High near 30. Wind north around 10 mph. late Thursday, but area residents. Saturday night, clear early, then clouding up. Low 10 to still were finding body parts Friday Justice wants counsel to probe ex>Reagan aide 15. Sunday, a 60 percent chance of snow. High around and deputies said the grisly discov­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice the court’s independent counsel div­ Nevertheless, in May 1982, four 32. eries could continue for a week in Department said Friday an independent was in connection with its proposal to ision, which gave the department months after his resignation, he wrote a East Coastal: Saturday, mostly sunny and cold. High the snow-covered suburban neigh­ counsel should be appointed to investi­ the Army for the 6-horsepower engines permission Friday to release it publicly. letter to James Jenkins, then deputy in the lower 30s. Wind north around 10 mph. Saturday borhood of Kearns. gate former White House aide Lyn designed for a variety of military uses. A three-judge court panel has yet to counselor to President Reagan, asking night, clear, then becoming cloudy late at night. Low John K. Lauber, a member of the Nofziger’s lobbying activities on behalf The Justice Department said the fact around 20. Sunday, a 60 percent chance of snow and National Transportation Safety appoint an independent counsel in the Jenkins’ assistance in obtaMng a letter of a New York military contractor and a matter. that the meeting took place shows that rain. High around 35. Board heading a team of 14 NTSB 1 of intent for Wedtech from the U.S. Jenkins’ office thus had a direct and company selling rice to South Korea. The Justice Department’s application West Coastal: Saturday, mostly sunny and cold. and 10 Federal Aviation Adminis­ Army regarding the contract for mil­ substantial interest in the contract, a ’The department’s position, outlined in outlines Nofziger’s lobbying activities High in the lower 30s. Wind north around 10 mph. tration investigators, declined itary engines, said the Justice legal requirement for a conflict of AP photo a six-page application to the U.S. Court on behalf of Wedtech and Comet Rice, Saturday night, clear early, then becoming cloudy. A comment Friday on the planes’ Department. interest violation to have taken place. of Appeals in Washington, suggests that which first came under close scrutiny by chance of snow by morning. Low 20 to 25. Chance of flight patterns, radio contact or The Justice Department application Regarding Comet Rice, the applica­ Nofziger may have violated federal the U.S. attorney’s office in the Southern snow 30 percent. weather conditions. Salt Lake County sheriff's deputies work Friday in goes on to say that shortly before tion says that 11 months after leaving conflict of interest laws when he lobbied District of New York. “ We’ re not ruling out anything,” Kearns, Utah, to pick up remains of the victims involved receiving the letter, representlves of the the White House, Nofziger sent a letter the government for Wedtech Corp., Nohiger, assistant to President Rea­ said Lauber, who chaired an Army and the Small Business Adminis­ on behalf of Comet Rice to then-national in Thursday's mid-air collision between a SkyWest which was seeking a 831 million gan for political affairs until January organizational meeting of federal tration participated along with Nofzig­ security adviser William P. Clark. commuter airliner and a light airplane over the Salt Lake Pentagon contract lor sr 11 engines, 1982, under federal law was barred for Lottery Winners and local agencies Friday morning. er’s lobbying partner in a meeting held Nofziger urged Clark to assist in and Comet Rice Inc. one year after leaving the White House ‘ ‘Everything is under City suburb. The crash claimed the lives of 10 people. by Jenkins at the White House to discuss preserving a rice contract the company The application was filed Jan. 6 with from lobbying his former employer. investigation.” financing for Wedtech. The financing had with South Korea. Connecticut daily Friday: 265. Play Four: 8608. Lauber said no “ black box” had “ We have a puzzle with an FAA in Seattle, said, “ We don’t Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: II, 17,23, SO, 37, 40. been found from the airliner, unknown number of pieces," said know that yet and the National contrary to reports Thursday from NTSB spokesman Ira Furman. Transportation Safety Board is local officials. Investigators be­ One of those pieces surely was the going to have to answer those Hawk gains Swap frees Ecuador leader lieve there was no black box aboard unnoticed presence of the light questions.” the commuter craft, which is of a plane at the time of the crash. QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — Presi­ again. Any armed encounter would Index Ms. Kasen described the res­ type not required to carry the Don Moffit, area manager for dent Leon Febres Cordero, kid­ be ominous and dangerous for the tricted area as being composed of napped Friday by renegade para­ device that records information programs at the international air­ Its freedom existence of the nation.” roughly two circles, although the Advice___ .10 Focus. about the i^ane’s performance, port’s tower, discussed Thursday’s troopers during a visit to the Taura Paratroopers surrounded Febres international airport’s area is ir­ air base, was freed 11 hours later Business _ . 10-11 Local news. said Lauber. crash by referring to last summer’s By Andrew Yurkovsky Cordero and Salazar during a regular because of a ridge to the Churches . .16-17 Opinion___ . 12-13 He said without the voice and collision between an Aeromexico Herald Reporter when the government released the ceremony at Taura air force base .40-56 southwest. The outer circle is 10 leader of an earlier revolt. Radio Classified . .42-47 Sports____ flight data recorder, investigators airliner and a light plane near Los and briefly battled with presiden­ .A-0 miles in radius from the center of Caravana reported. C om ics__ .40-41 U.S./World . would have to rely more on the Angeles that killed 82 people. At sunrise today, if all goes as planned, a redtail tial bodyguards and took the two Connecticut__ ___6-7 Weehend Plus Magazine the airport and extends from 1,200 The Taura base is near the port radar system at Salt Lake “ It was Just like the situation in hawk recovering at the Lutz Children’s Museum men prisoner. Entertainment. .37-30 ______Pullout 21-36 to 4,000 feet above ground level. The city of Quayaquil, 170 miles sou­ International. Los Angeles last summer,” said is going to be set free in the field in East Hartford Quito news reports said up to 15 inner circle is five miles radius and theast of Quito, the capitai. “ What was going on in the cockpit Moffit. “ It is this simple: he (the where it was injured earlier this week. people were killed and four were goes from ground level up to 4,000 of the Metroliner at the time — that small plane) busted into the The adult male bird, rusty in color and with a Radio reports said the president. wounded during the exchange of feet. Defense Minister Gen. Medardo we can‘t recover,” said Lauber. ARSA,” or Airport Radar Service wingspan of about 3 feet, was flying around in fire inside the base. There was no Salazar and others seized by the Investigators later Friday Area, where all airplanes must be Pilots within either circle must captivity Friday in preparation for today’s confirmation of those reports. paratroopers left the air base in a IDanrhpstpr lirrald viewed the crash site from the under the tower’s giiidance. have contact with traffic control, release. A hunter brought the hawk to the They said presidential guards caravan of cars and went to the ground and air. However, Sheri Kasen, with the said Ms. Kasen. museum Thursday after flnding him ensnared in and three journalists also had been USPS 327-500 VOL CVI, No. 02 a muskrat trap. Guayaquil governor’s mansion. taken hostage by the renegades. Penny M. Sleffert, Publlshar John Spaulding, the animal curator at the They said the president and his Penaherrera said the order to museum, said the hawk caught one of its legs in party were freed immediately after free Vargas Pazos came from Douglas A. Bavins Stialdon Cohan Overcrowding closes Texas jails the trap but suffered no broken bones. He is eager Gen. Frank Vargas Pazos, who had Febres Cordero. “ It is an order I Exseutlvs Editor Composing Managsr been jailed following an attempted Oanlaa A. Roiisfts Hobart H. Hubbard to release the bird, he said, because of the stress am transmitting to Gen. Edison Advertising Olisetor revolt last March, arrived at the Prssaroom Managsr HUN’TSVILLE, Texas (AP) — of corrections, said parole officials In 1983, lawmakers passed a law experienced by a wild animal that is confined LEON FEBRES CORDERO Garzon, and it isbeing carried out.” Marti F. AbrsHls Joanna G. Fromsrth Last year Spaulding, a wildlife rehabilitator. Taura base aboard a special Garzon is the highest army Businass Manager Circulation Managsr The state Friday closed its prison were expected to send additional setting the 95 percent capacity limit . . . kidnapped, then freed nursed about 240 animals back to health at the government plane. authority in the Quito district, system to new inmates to avoid the parole certificates over the wee­ on the 26 prison units. Vice President Blasco Penaher- Publlshad dally axcapi Sunday and certain holidays by the kend, making the system again museum. which includes the army garrison possibility of a contempt citation ‘"rhe numbers game finally rera had anounced earlier that the Vargas Pazos, 52, a former air Manchastsr Publlahing Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Manchastar. ahJe to accept prisoners on It is important that the bird be returned to where Vargas Pazos was detained. Conn.OSOW. Second daaspoalsga paid at Manchaator. Conn. for violating a ruling against caught up with us,” said Carl troopers who seized the president force commander, had been held overcrowding. Monday. where it was found because hawks stake out a After Penaherrera’s news con­ PoMmaatar Sand addraaa changaa to the Manchastar Herald. Jefferies, assistant director for had said, “ As soon as Clen. Vargas since the quashed revolt at the P.O. Box 801. Manchastar, Conn. 00040. The prison system does uot specific hunting area and find it difficult to hunt ference. Television Channel 2 Population within the Texas classification and treatment for the Pazos arrives at the Taura air base Epiclachima army base in the It you rlonl racstve your Hsrald by 8 p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 Department of Corrections system, accept new prisoners on weekends. elsewhere in the winter, he said. The bird, which showed film taken of Febres am . Saturdays, plaasa talaphona your carrtsr. It you're unaMs prison system. feeds on rabbits, mice and birds, was believed to President Febres Cordero will be jungle east of Quito awaiting trial Cordero in the air base chapel to roach your earriar. caN aubacrlbar aanrlca at S47-S040 by 0 the nation’s second-largest, Although Monday is a state holiday, freed.” on charges stemming from the In 1962, the Department ol have been in search of a trapped muskrat when he where he was being held and the p.m. waakdaya for liallvory In Manchastar. reached 36,414, or 95.9 percent of it is a working day for prison Penaherrera, speaking at a news attempted revolt. Buggastad eamar rataa are 11.80 weakly. 80.80 for one employees. ’The system will accept Corrections closed Its doors for a himself was trapped. president told the staUon, “ I capacity, at midnight Tliunday, conference at the presidential Penaherrera said he spoke by rrwnth. $1828 tor three months. 830.80 tor six months and said prison director Lane new Inmates if the count is down. week because of overcrowding. Spaulding had planned to release the bird guarantee that my government ... 877.00 tor one year. Mall rataa aro avallabla on raquaat. palace in Quito, made no mention of telephone several times during the McCotter said. Then-Gk>v. Bill Clements, who Friday afternoon, but there were too many people will not take any disciplinary To plaoa a daaslflad or disptay advsrtlasmant. or to report a McCotter. an earlier demand Iqr the kid­ day with Febres Cordero, and the Sheriffs were told the system U.S. District Judge WiUiam returns to office Tuesday, ordered in the area, he said. measures against those armed nows Nam. story or pictura Maa. call 043-2711. Offlos hours are nappers that Febres Cordero be president “ under no circumstances •20 a.m. to 8 p m. Monday through Friday. Wayne Justice in a prison reform the department to resume accept­ elements that took part in this cannot accept new inmates until the removed from office. will permit blood to be spilled The Manehaatar Herald laamambatot the AaaoclatadPtaas, population is under the 95 percent lawsuit told prison offldals to avoid ing prisoners. Clements defeated action.” the AudH Bureau of CIreulallons and ths Nsw England mark. overcrosrding or risk being held In Democratic Gov. Mark White in A1 Hu ^es, chairman of the board contempt of court. last fall’s elections. Monday Pierog and Zizka get the nod Liical News in Brief ~ Herbst introduces Risley bill By Alex GIrelll Monday. Jan. 19. is Martin Luther King Day. Associate Editor Municipal offices: Open regular hours in Manches­ from Bolton Town Committee Comment session scheduled If the Risley dam gave way suddenly, the ter. Closed Monday in Andover, Bolton and Coventry. The Manchester Board of Directors has scheduled a State Sen. Marie A. Herbst of Lydall dams would probably also give way, State and federal government offices: Closed Bv John F. Kirch elections subcommittee has picked Monday. raising salaries. public session for Feb. 3 from 9 to 10 a.m. to hear Vernon has introduced a proposal dumping onto heavily developed residential Herald Reporter the test candidates, he added. Last July, H. Calvin Hutchinson comments, complaints and suggestions from resi­ into the General Assembly seeking Motor vehicles: Motor Vehicle Department offices “We don’t seem to have any resigned as the town building dents. The session will be held in the Board of $200,000 to repair the dam at Risley and auto emissions testing stations closed today and BOLTON — Calling the Republi­ areas along Ambassador Drive and in the Monday. enthusiasm for some of these inspector after his requests for help Directors' Office in the Municipal Building. Reservoir. The dam was recently cans vulnerable, the Democratic positions.” Zizka said. Future meetings are planned for the first Tuesday of acquired by the Manchester Land Salter’s Pond area. Schools: Closed Monday in Manchester, Andover, fell on deaf ears. Along with Bolton and Coventry. Town Committee Friday night He said if the independents do a building inspector. Hutchinson each month from 9 to 10 a.m.. and on the third Thursday Trust as part of a 90-acre gift. endorsed a slate of 15 candidates to from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sen. Herbst said Friday she Mall: Post offices will be closed Monday and there good job, it helps the Democratic acted as town sanitarian, zoning w illte no regular delivery of mail. run in the May 4 * municipal Party in general. enforcement officer and assessor. introduced the measure before the The DEP has ordered the dam damage downstream if it breaks. In elections. Friday deadline in order to get the repaired but has held off on this season of heavy rainfall, the Public libraries: The Mary Cheney and Whiton Meanwhile. Zizka and Pierog He said that without help he could Town group gets grant request on the record. But she plans enforcing the order because it was dam is holding back 62 million Memorial libraries in Manchester will te open regular The slate, which will go before all said a big issue in the campaign is no longer do the job. town Democrats during a caucus The Pastoral Counseling Center of Manchester has to confer with the Department of impossible to determine for certain gallons of water. While there is no hours on Monday. The Booth & Dimock Memorial development in Bolton. Both said His resignation has prompted a received a $30,000 grant from the Hartford Foundation Environmental Protection about who owned the dam with 11 groups appreciable development im- Library in Coventry will te closed Monday, as will the Tuesday night at Community Hall, that some effective controls need to small political battle between De­ for Public Giving, the center has announced. The grant possible funding available under and individuals having possible mdeiately downstream, the water Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton. includes Sandra W. Pierog for first te done as development creeps into mocrats and Republicans, each will be used to fund a new part-time position in the state’s clean-water financing. rights to the dam. flows into Manchester’s Lydall 2 Emergency numbers: Manchester police and fire selectman and Michael A. Zizka as town. blaming the other for the vacancy. community outreach and development and will be Herbst said she hopes her bill will Even with the tranfer of the land and Lydall 1 reservoirs, which hold departments- including the Eighth Utilities District, selectman. Both currently sit on the Zizka and Pierog, who sit on a Other candidates endorsed by the distributed over a three-year period. be assigned to the Environment in December from Gladys Hall and about 25 million gallons. 911; Andover police, 423-7272, fire, 872-7333; Bolton five-member board, which has personnel subcommittee, are re­ Town Committee include: Louis The Pastoral Counseling Center is a non-profit, Committee. Sen. Michael P. Dorothy Miller to the land trust, the police. 643-6604, fire, 872-7333; Coventry police. been controlled by the Republicans viewing town employees’ salaries Stein for Zoning Commission. John If the Risley dam gave way 742-7331, fire, 429-9355. state-licensed mental health facility which offers Meotti, D-Glastonbury, is the com­ dam ownership issue is clouded. A suddenly, the Lydall dams would since 1984. The Democrats are still and whether they should te raised F. Audette and Bernard Cun­ individual, couple and family therapy. This is the third mittee’s chairman and Rep. John guiet title action will have to be probably also give way. dumping looking for a third person to run for to attract and maintain qualified ningham for the Zoning Board of grant the center has received since 1976 from the W. Thompson, D-Manchester, is a started to settle it. In a quiet title the board. workers. member. onto heavily-developed residential Appeals and Jacqueline A. Abbott foundation. action, those who claim rights to a areas along Ambassador Drive and “I think this is our year,” Barry It’s a project the two have been for ZBA alternate. Meotti said today that Herbst property come forward with their in the Salter’s Pond area. Calendars Steams told committee members working on for years, despite spoke to him briefly about the bill claims and the court decides on The Republican Town Committee Revaluation field teams busy during a meeting at Community resistance from the Board of endorsed its slate of candidates last and he wants to discuss the matter ownership. A 1978 study by the Army Corps of Hall. “We need some strong with municipal officials in Bolton Theresa Parla, president of the Finance. However, Zizka said, ’Tuesday and will also hold a caucus The Assessor’s Office revaluation field teams will be Engineers concluded that the dam candidates.” recent developments may make the on Tuesday. There are 29 municipal working on the following streets in Manchester next and Manchester, both towns in land trust, said after the transfer Manchester Meotti’s 4th Senatorial District. was a “high risk” dam because of Steams, along with David A. finance board more receptive to offices at stake in the May election. week: Lamplighter Drive, Woodside Road, Hills that she hopes Manchester, Bolton, the development downstream from Mondaiy Femald, were endorsed for the Street, Hlllstown Road, Norwood Street, Plano Place, and Vernon will share in the cost of it. Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, Main Board of Education. Steams is aq Rogers Place, Prospect Street, Keeney Street, THE LAND IS in Vernon and dam repair. Herbst said Friday there is some Street firehouse, 7 p.m. Bolton, but the water that flows Bolton and Vernon could use the incumbent. Also on the slate are Stillfield Road and Barnwood Road. question in her mind about who Tuesday incumbent Charles F. Holland and Any streets that aren’t completed during the week through the reservoir goes into impounded water for fire protec­ would be held liable if the Risley Transitional Living Center, Lincoln Center Gold Lydall Reservoir in Manchester, a tion. Manchester Public Works newcomer Mary M. Van Buren for will be added to the following week’s list. Dam breeched. Room. 7 p.m. the Board of Finance. ARNOLDEENS reservoir owned by the Town of Dirertor George A. Kandra has Human Relations Commission, Municipal Building Manchester Water Division. Man­ said it would he of some value to Protection of downstream land is The slate leaves five vacancies Red Cross honors hospital coffeeroom, 8 p.m. open, something that concerned chester claims it acquired flow Manchester to have the dam one of the reasons given by Herbst Wednesday MID-WINTER rights to the water when it bought repaired so that water would be for the bill requesting the $200,000. several committee members. Town Manchester Memorial Hospital was one of four in the Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Chairman Henry Kelsey and others state to win first-place awards for outstanding the former Manchester Water Co., held in the 16-acre reservoir. The $200,000 is a rough estimate Hearing Room, 7 p.m. participation in blood drives from the Connecticut a privately owned utility. The town, worked out by the DEP in an effort Commission on the Handicapped. Senior Center, 7; 30 said the party has had trouble Regional Red Cross, the Connecticut Hospital though, has declined to repair the BUT THE CHIEF value in having to expedite moves toward repair of p.m. getting enough people to mn for Association has announced. dam since it does not own it. the dam repaired is to avoid the dam. Thursday office. However, the elections sub- Manchester received first place in the more-than- Judges’ hours. Probate Court building, 6:30 p.m. conimittee will work to fill those 1,000-employee category for largest percent of positions before Tuesday’s caucus, he said. donations from first-time donors, at 26 percent. Andover Other first-place winners included Windham Com­ Accreditation process begins Two committee members voted munity Memorial Hospital in Willimantic, William W. Monday against and one abstained from Backus Hospital in Norwich and Danbury Hospital. By John Mitchell Almost 300 New England elemen­ nairres sent to them. Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building 7pm endorsing the slate because four of Herald Reporter tary schools — 49 in Connecticut — The results of the statistical Thursday t- . the candidates are not members of In progress. Woman charged with neglect have become pilot schools for the survey, which will give the commit­ Library Directors, Andover Public Library. 7-30 the Democratic Party. The first in a series of self-study process. tee a tetter indication of character­ p.m. James C. Veltch, who was Good values on all seasonal merchandise. Police charged a Manchester woman Wednesday reports from two Manchester Accreditation, a routine process istics of the community as well as endorsed for the Zoning Commis­ with two counts of risk of injury to a minor for leaving schools working toward accredita­ at secondary schools, is unusual at goals and abilities of the school’s Bolton sion. John A. Ripp, an alternate for her children unattended for extended periods of time. tion have been approved by their the elementary level. However, students, will offer data needed to Tuesday the Zoning Commission. Linda A. Deborah Lou Bassett, 26. of 21 Wadsworth St., had professional staffs, and representa­ more arid more elementary schools provide the school with a realistic Democratic caucus. Community Hall fireplace Veitch, endorsed for the Board of 305 East Center Street left her two children, a 9-year-old daughter and a tives for the schools said efforts are are beginning to look at the process statement of philosophy, officials room, 7 p.m. Tax Review, and Paul M. Setes- 7-year-old son. unattended for the past week and on on schedule. as a means to explore and improve said, Republican caucus. Bentley Memorial Library. 7 tyen, an alternate on the Planning Open Thursdays Manchester, Conn. other occasions, forcing the youngsters to stay at a Both Nathan Hale School and educational direction and tetter goals. p.m. Commission, are all unaffiliated neighbor’s home, police said. She was arrested Dec. 12 Keeney Street School have begun a till 8:00 understand their strengths and Leo Diana, principal at Nathan Board of Finance. Community Hall fireplace room, voters. 643-4958 for assaulting the daughter. three-to-five-year pilot venture to weaknesses, officials have said. Hale School, said “we’re right 7; 30 p.m. Ail four would te included on the Bassett was released on $5,000 non-surety bond become the first elementary Michael Norman, a sixth-grade about at the same pace” as Keeney. Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Democratic ticket If they get the pending an appearance today in Manchester Superior schools in town to gain accredita­ teacher at Keeney Street School Diana said their survey was Wednesday majority vote from party members Court. tion from the New England Associ­ who serves on the steering commit­ unanimously approved and there Planning Commission, Community Hall. 7 p.m. during ’Tuesday’s caucus. Their „ • ‘ a ation of Schools and Colleges. The tee that is coordinating the self- are now 10 other studies that Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7 p.m. inclusion on the endorsed slate ■ ' < :V association, a voluntary league of study and preparing for the March committees will be looking at in the Board of Selectmen budget workshop, selectmen’s more than 1,400 schools, requires 1988 visit of an evaluation team schools. The result, he said, will be caught the ire o^ some committee Police arrest teenager office, 7 p.m. members, who 8Bid that the com­ that an institution undergo a from NEASC, said their study an estimated 350-page book on the Thursday Police charged a Manchester teenager Wednesday mittee shouldn’t te endorsing peo­ self-study and formal evaluation a generated “good response” from school to be sent to NEASC prior to Board of Education, Bolton Center School, 7 p.m. with third-degree burglary and sixth-degm larceny in least once every 10 years. parents who responded to questio- the evaluation. ple who are not registered Park Hill Joyce connection with the theft in September of a diamond Democrats. ring from his father. Coventry “Supporting somebody who is not Lee A. Magowan, 16, of 36 Union St., entered his a member of the party is the wrong All Christmas Arrangements father’s home at 160 Henry St. on Sept. 20 and took the Parks unit wants 20 more trees Tuesday way to go,” said committee ring, valued at $200, police said. Magowan, who police Cemetery Committee, Town Office Building, 1;30 p.m. member Aheam Aloysius, a former said had access to his father’s home but did not live The town Park Department said there are a variety of places in become dormant. Each year, selectman, state representative V2 Price there on a regular basis, admitted to the theft when Youth Advisory Committee. Town Office Building might soon be planting more trees which the trees could be located. though, dead or diseased trees on 7:30 p.m. and finance board member. arrested in December on other burglary charges, throughout Manchester if a recom­ The planting would be in addition to town property are felled. Dan Buckson joined with Aloy­ according to a police report. Water Pollution Control Authority. Town Office All Silk & Dried Flower mendation made by the Advisory some 30 trees Harrison said he has While the town did not plant trees. Building, 7:30 p.m. sius in voting against the endorsed Magowan was released without bond pending a Jan. Park and Recreation Commission aleady proposed be bought and slate. On Friday, Aloysius turned 29 appearance in Manchester Superior Court. Harrison said that many residents Town Council, Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. f- is approved. planted later this year. planted their own. “It isn't as if Wednesday 'down a request to run for the Board Arrangements 2 5 % Off The panel Thursday instructed With the planting of the addi­ nothing was done.” he said. School Building Committee. Coventry High School. of Selectmen. Ilvi Joe Cannon, who Park Superintendent Robert Harri­ tional 20 trees, Harrison said is running for the Board of Tax Since 1985, town crews have been 7:30 p.m. Police Investigate man’s death son to request in his budget for the Friday, the town should be able to Review with the committee’s en­ fiscal year that begins July l money catch up with the number of trees it replacing most of the trees they cut Parks and Recreation Commission. Patriot’s Park, Police are investigating the death of a man found at down. Last year, for instance, 7:30 p.m. dorsement, abstained. to hire a contractor to plant 20 trees should have planted to replace the Thursday his home Thursday when police responded to a call of in various places around Manches­ dead ones it cut down for about about 95 trees were planted Some committee members asked an unconscious man. throughout town in places such as Conservation Commission, Town Office Building whether the unaffiliated members ter. The ntiove came after some eight years prior to 1985, when its 7:30 p.m. Kent Curran, 36, of 115 Cooper St., was pronounced commission members said they felt tree-planting program resumed. Broad Street, Center Park and could te asked to register Demo­ 36 Oak Street Cash & Carry dead at 9:08 a.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Waddell School, Harrison said. Of Economic Development Commission. Town Office crat before the May election. But the town had fallen behind in its He explained that when the town Building, 7:30 p.m. 200 W. Center St. . , Now Thru End Police spokesman Gary Wood said Friday that Curran tree-planting efforts. those, S3 were ^ven to the town to Zizka said the party should not passed new subdivision regulations Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. Manchester of January was dead when police arrived at the scene. He said the Harrison estimated that the cost requiring two new trees for eadi plant in celebration of the state’s pressure independents to join. The cause of death is under investigation. would be between 880 and $100, and lot, the town let its planting efforts 350th anniversary. V\ ■ «T fr Connecticat in Brief ~ Snow, cold grip Southwest Connecticiit in Brief Gov raps By The Associated Press tions of 1 to 2 feet. warned that the storm “ has O ’Neiirs speechwriter quits At Los Alamos, N.M., where emerged as one of the most A slow-moving storm and numb­ more than 40 inches of snow fell, all vigorous yet this season,” and said Dad suet over ton’s suicide land deal HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill’s chief ing cold gripped the Southwest and but essential workers at the Los it would move gradually eastward speechwriter. Timothy F. Bannon, is resigning. O’Neill southern Plains on Friday, causing NEW HAVEN — The father of a teenager who said Friday. Alamos National Laboratory were this weekend. thrw deaths, closing schools and told to stay home, there was no mail committed suicide in 1984 has filed a iawsuit against Bannon is the second key member of O’Neill’s staff Snow and freezing rain already education officials in Milford, claiming they failed to by CRRA businesses, and snarling traffic as delivery and a countywid: state of to leave since the November elections. At the end of were falling Friday in Kansas, take adequate precautions for the boy’s safety. snow and freezing rain spread from emergency was declared. December, O’Neill’s pres.s secretary of six years, Arizona to Missouri.- where Wichita reported 3 inches, The suit, the second filed by Douglas Brown in the “ It’s been a good many years and southwestern Missouri. Parts LariYe deBear, stepped down. Five feet of snow had fallen Nov. 28, 1984 death of his son, Gregory, 13, names as HARTFORD (AP) - In his first since we had a snow day of this kind of the Oklahoma Panhandle and Bannon. 39, of West Hartford will leave next week to between early Thursday and Fri­ defendants three teachers, a school principal and public comments on the matter. of magnitude.” said lab spokeswo­ northern Texas had 4 inches of snow take a position with ’The Travelers Cos, O’Neill said. day afternoon in the sparsely acting principal, the M ilfo il school board chairman Gov. William A. O’Neill on Friday man Barbara Mulkin. “ Monday is a on the ground, with more expected. Bannon has been on the governor’s staff for two populated foothills of southern and the superintendent of schools. criticized the Connecticut Resour­ federal holiday, so it is a fortuitous Icy air spreading from the years and is credited with infusing the governor’s Colorado, while northern Arizona It claims they should have notified the boy’s parents ces Recovery Authority’s handling four-day weekend.” northern Rockies dropped temper­ major speeches with new polish and zest. and southern Utah had accumula­ about his behavior on the day he committed suicide. of a Bloomfield land deal, but said The National Weather Service atures into the teens • School officials also failed to adequately discipline he opposed abolition of the agency Gregory, who was deficient in both his school behavior as some lawmakers are proposing. Trial due in stabbing death and academics, the suit charged. Milford school officials had not responded to the suit, The trash-disposal authority has DANBURY — A Newtown man was ordered to return Columnist Earl Wilson dies which was filed this month in New Haven Superior come under fire recently for to court on Jan. 29 after a judge found probable cause to Court, a court employee said Friday. arranging to pay $2.5 million for a prosecute him on a charge of first-degree murder in the dump in Bloomfield owned in part stabbing death of his wife. YONKERS. N Y. (A P) — Broad­ Among his books were ” I Am behinds.” by a former vice chairman of the way columnist Earl Wilson, who Wfi Konrad Cuhsnick. 50, has been held on $100,000 bond Gazing Into My 8-BaIi” in 1945, “ Let He praised more than he authority. during a 48-year career used his at the Bridgeport Correctional Center since his arrest ’Em Eat Cheese Cake” in 1949 and slammed and his humorous thrusts State workers battle over lot “ Whether it was legal or illegal. I on Nov. 25, the day Louise Cuhsnick. 64, died of several folksy writing style to bring New "The Show Business Nobody pnerally were more gentle than stab wounds to her abdomen. York’s nightlife to millions of Knows” in 1971. WATERBURY — The Labor Department has don’t think that’s the question...” barbed. He also gave special plugs O’Neill said. “ However, it certainly Cuhsnick had told police his wife had attacked him readers, died Friday. He was 79. Wilson made the rounds of to people from Ohio. something that employees at the Department of Wilson, who had been in a coma AP photo didn’t appear to be the proper thing with a knife at their home and that he had telephoned opening nights and celebrity haunts One of his standard interview Income Maintenance want but can’t have — parking since last weekend, died at St. spaces. to do, there’s no question.” for help because he said she was going to kill herself. and he was especially fond of question was what his subject wore JOHN DAVIS IS LED INTO COURT An emergency medical team found Mrs. Cuhsnick Joseph’s Hospital, said spokeswo­ profiling starlets and ingenues. He to bed. Michael Winkler, president of the American . The authority also outraged man Jodi Horton. He had Parkin­ . . . charges Involve juvenile boy unconscious and lying on her back on a blood-covered said he was known as “ the three B’s He signed off his daily column, Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Waterbury officials with its recent son’s disease and had suffered a says he has asked the Labor Department to let the bed. She had been disemboweled and there was a large editor — booze, bosoms and “ That’s Earl, brother.” $2.4 million purchase of 19 acres in hunting-type knife on the bed. stroke Dec. 14. welfare department employees use parking spaces at that city, where it plans to dump The prolific writer of gossip about its Prospect Street office. Man faces sex charges bulky waste like large appliances who’s hot and who’s not retired in ‘”rhey refused. They are parking across spaces” to and tree stumps from 13 Fairfield Quinniplac names president 1983 after churning out 11,424 keep unwanted vehicles out, Winkler said. ’"They are DARIEN (AP) — A S6-year-old man has been arrested on 68 County towns. columns, mostly for the New York so rabid ... they can’t adjust to the fact they have too HAMDEN — The new president of Quinnipiac Post. The column, “ It Happened counts of sexually assaulting a juvei^e boy, police s. id. State Sen. Anthony V. Avallone. College promised on Friday to make his new school much” space. Last Night.” also was carried by John Davis of Darien was charged 'niursday with 34 counts of D-New Haven, has submitted a bill better known in the Northeast and said he would do Winkler said the state could save $3,000 a month if the the Field Newspaper Service and sexual assault and 34 counts of risk of injury to a minor, police to abolish the authority, which some outside fund raising. Labor Department allocated 10 unneeded spaces to before that by Hall Syndicate. DIM, saving the cost of renting equivalent space Sgt. Ron Bussell said in a statement. oversees the state’ s trash-to- Quinnipiac officials Bom in Rockford, Ohio, Wilson nearby. Police said an investigation is continuing and that further energy program. say that the private col­ llbu’dUlieA began writing for magazines in 1923 Charles McGlew, assistant director for unemploy­ arrests are possible. Police said the boy, whose identity was not “ I don’t think it should be lege is “ one of the best- disclosed, is not from Darien. abolished.” O’Neill said. “ If you do when he was 16 and later became a ment compensation at the Labor Department, said be kept secrets in Connecti­ regular contributor to the Saturday is willing to consider the matter but that he hasn’t had Davis, a real estate broker, was being held on $250,000 bond not have some kind of an agency... cut,” said John L. Lahey, Morfgoj Evening Post, Liberty and Esquire. an official request from the Department of Income pending arraignment. there will never be another facility 40. located in the state of Connecticut His column was picked up by the Maintenance. He said that the Labor Department can’t Police had arrested Davis on a warrant, and an affidavit “ If that is true, I want Post and Hall Syndicate in 1943 and negotiate with the union, but only with DIM officials. supporting the warrant was ordered sealed by state Superior — a landfill, a recyling plant, a to make sure it becomes trash-to-energy plant or an^hing of he also aired gossip tidbits on the ConsoBt Court officials in Stamford, police said. the worst-kept secret in that nature. WOR-Mutual radio broadcasting Connecticut and in the system in 1945. “ We will literally be up to our Northeast,” he said. O ’Neill cautious on absentees ears in garbage if these things are Lahey, the executive HburDebtSv not located,” O’Neill said. vice president of Marist HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill said Friday Troopers trace drifter O’Neill said an impartial agency Coliege in Poughkeepsie, that absentee voting procedures must be tightened to is needed to determine where such N.Y., was named as But Wont It reduce abuses. But he cautioned against making the facilities are needed, because so Quinnipiac’s eighth pres­ process so stringent that those who need to cast many towns don’t want them ident on Thursday. His Esther Jones absentee ballots decide it’s not worth the trouble. whose torso was found located within their borders. appointment was an­ Esther (Carlson) Jones, 93. of 231 As a result of widespread abuses uncovered in ‘"rhe ironies are if it’s going in nounced Friday. Center St., died Friday morning at elections last year, the General Assembly is expected your town, you want (tighter) HARTFORD (A P) - State police information could be obtained the Lahey has worked in her home. She was the widow of to act on a series of proposed reforms this year. procedures" for situating trash investigating a drifter’s death said caller hung up. higher education for the George Jones. This week, the state Elections Enforcement facilities. O’Neill said. “ If it isn’t Friday they now believe the man past 13 years, including She was bora in Manchester. Feb. Commission endorsed several proposals and sent them going in your town, it looks OK to Meanwhile, state police also John L. Lahey five years supervising 1. 1893. living in Manchester untii to the Legislature. ’They reportedly received a had been near Newtown High you.” identified the settiM of a photo­ fund raising at Marist moving in 1957. She returned to lukewarm reception from Secretary of the State Julia School the day before his mutilated Milton Levine, who was an N e e d h p t m a ^ graph of himself Aiwrews sent to College. He said he would work to develop more Manchester in 1971. Before she H. Tashjian, whose job includes overseeing all torso was discovered along Route 8 authority member when he ac­ his adoptive parents JLewis said the external giving at Quinnipiac, noting that the college is retired, she had been employed by elections in the state. in Litchfield. quired an interest in the Bloomfield color photo was taken in Milledge- “ very dependent on its tuition dollars.” Cheney Bros, for 35 years. She was ‘ "There should be safeguards, as many as needed, to The torso of Jack Franklin site, said last week that the viile, Tenn., in front of Tom’s Truck a member of the Emanuel Luthe­ make sure that there’s no fraudulent voting,” O’Neill Andrews, 26, was found at a rest partnership was withdrawing its Stop and the Iron Skiilet restaurant. Child support link suggested ran Church. told reporters during a news conference in his office. “ I area on Nov. 24. The head and legs offer to sell the landfill site to the She is survived by a sister, W e’re Homeowners M o r ta g e Company. Second mort­ certainly think that we should make sure everyone has were missing, and the remains In the picture, Andrews is petting a authority because of the publicity HARTFORD — Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- large black dog. Gertrude Straugh of Manchester; gage specialists who provide decisions in less than 24 the right and the ability to cast a ballot. I don’t think we were identified by its fingerprints. about the deal. man proposed Friday that child support payments be hours. Closings in less than 48. With no application want to inhibit their rights and their options to do so.” and several nieces and nephews; Andrews was bom in Garden ‘"They made the right decision linked to the rate of inflation. State police have traced Andrews many grandnieces and grandne­ fees. Whether you need money Grove, Calif., and was adopted and taking it off the market,” O’Neill ‘"rhe cost of raising a child increases at least as fast phews; and cousins. to the McDonald’s rest area on as the cost of living.” he said. “ Child support orders for debt consolidation, home moved in Kansas after his parents said. ’The funeral will be Monday at 11 Interstate 95 in Fairfield between 2 Former and current authority should reflect this reality.” improvements, children’s a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home Cops settle sex-bias lawsuit and 3 p.m. Nov. 22, state police died when he was 6. tuition, or starting your own members said they didn’t know Under current law, he said, the amount of child 142 E. Center St. Burial will be in Levine was part owner of the site. NAUGATUCK — A sex discrimination lawsuit which spokesman Sgt. Daniel Lewis said. Lewis said he was a drifter with support paid by an absent father is fixed at the time the East Cemetery. Calling hours are business, we can structure a ’The' state Ethics Commission is order is first established in court and can only be had held up the hiring of new police officers in He said restaurant employees criminal arrests in California, Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. pa3nment plan that fits your budget. investigating his failure to disclose increased if a modification is sought by the mother or Naugatuck has been settled out of court. remembered Andrews purchasing Kansas, Florida, Oregon and Ten­ Memorial donations In Farmington call 674-0400, his interest on a required disclosure the state. may be §2 ’The borough’s police commissioners Thursday voted post cards, then asking a restau­ nessee for such crimes as burglary, made to the Emahuel Lutheran Brookfield 775-6225, N ew Haven to hire Joanne Gunnoud as a police officer. The board form. rant clerk to mail them for him. possession of stolen property, as­ Church Memorial Fund. 865-3781, Norwalk 866-4682, or, also agreed to pay Gunnoud $18,300 for back pay, legal The authority announced earlier sault, providing false information 60 Church St. fees and damages. Andrews has tentatively been this week that it would change how Bill limits Insanity defense and assignation to commit 1-800-235-LEND. ’The settlement lifts a federal judge’s injunction from identified walking along Route 34 in it conducts its real estate dealings prostitution. in response to recent criticism. HARTFORD — Connecticut should tighten its November which had barred Naugatuck officials from the area of Newtown High School insanity defense law so that it could be used only if the State Rep. Doreen M. DelBianco, In Memoriam hiring any new police officers until the woman’s case around 2 p.m. defendant were incapable of telling the difference In August 1986, Andrews was D-Waterbury, has proposed legisla­ In loving memory of a father and was resolved. between right and wrong, a state legislator said Then on Dec. 2, Lewis said, a released from an Oregon prison tion that would bar one region of the Grandfather who left us for a New . JHL. Gunnoud, who had been a supernumerary for seven Friday. Hartford state police dispatcher- where he was serving a five-year state from sending trash to another World of Peace. You shall always iMORlGAGEOOMRANYi years, had first applied for a full-time position in Rep. Robert Farr, R-West Hartford, said the current received a call from an unidentified sentence for burglary. He was region; require iandfills to he with us. 1/18/86. mid-198S. law allows the insanity defense for such reasons as WEGIVEANSWBJSNSECDMJS In June, Chief Dennis E. Clisham recommended man saying he bad information on traced to Colcord, Okla., on Nov. 15, shield^ from public view; and the Andrews case. The caller said and was believed to have been require that local officials be being abused as a diild or being under extreme Sis - Irv Surdam hiring her, but the board passed her over even though emtional distress, is too permissive. and Family a subsidiary of Citytrust she had more experience and higher test scores than Andrews was in Danbury with a traveling to Connecticut or Boston notified of negotiations for the some successful applicants. black male, but before further at the time of his death. purchase of solid-waste facilities. ■:»• rmn%wwr*fv^.'v^7^ i i%. . / __ r U.S./World in Brief Winter toll U.S./WofM te Brief If m am a Israel looks at arms deals rises after TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli legislators are calling U.S. talking with Mongolia > jm boozes, for greater parliamentary supervision of weapons deals following the revelation of a covert arms triangle roof falls WASfflNGTON — The State Department said involving the United States. Israel and Iran. Friday the United States is moving toward an baby loses But such a demand likely would meet strong agreement to establish diplomatic relations with By The Associated Press opposition from the government, which views weapons Mongolia, an Asian ally of the Soviet Union and one of m : By George TIbbIts sales as a vital money-maker and diplomatic tool for the most secretive countries in the world. :i'.' *■ Ten Romanians died when a The Associated Press Israel and believes the effectiveness of the deals often State Department spokesman Charles E. Redman depends on their secrecy. snow-burdened roof collapsed, an said “ we are having discussions with Mongolia about English bride had to be airlifted to Israel, ranked among the world’s top 10 weapons normalizing relations. We are hopeful these discus­ SEATTLE — Children bom to her wedding and fresh vegetables producers, exports more than half of the $2 billion sions will end with the establishment of relations mothers who drink alcohol during were in short supply in West worth of weapons it produces annually. It also sells between our two countries in the near future.” pregnancy may have shorter atten­ Germany on Friday as Europe weapons captured from Arab guerrillas and, as in the Other officials, speaking on condition they not be tion spans and slower reaction stayed locked in a deep freeze that case of the Iranian arms deal, occasionally exports identified, said approaches between the two countries times, according to new results has claimed at least 264 lives this from a long-term study of 1,500 American weapons from its own arsenal. were made at the United Nations, where Mongolia is iS * ,;* - month. represented, and that discussions about relations have women and their children. been held since early last autumn. The most recent findings of the Helicopters and troops were used study, now in its 14th year, focused Chinese party leader ousted in several countries to dynamite ice on 7-year-olds and confirmed pre­ PEKING — Hu Yaobang resigned as head of the floes on flood-prone rivers and to Soviets show off In Kabul ' B vious research, performed at ear­ Communist Party on Friday after declaring to his help remove snow, rescue stranded lier ages, showing the danger of colleagues that he made mistakes in dealing with motorists and ferry medical supp­ KABUL, Afghanistan — Soviet tanks and armored prenatal alcohol exposure to child­ student turmoil and intellectual challenges to the lies and ill people to hospitals. personnel carriers manned by soldiers in combat gear ren and their development. system. Temperatures around the Conti­ fanned out through Kabul in a rare show of strength In addition to the physical defor­ He apparently was forced out by Deng Xiaoping, AP photo nent remained well below freezing Friday, the second day of the government’s cease-fire. mities and mental retardation in whom he had been widely expected to succeed as with daytime highs of 19 degrees in There were no new reports of fighting between children caused by mothers’ alco­ China’s paramount ieader. SHANNON BURNS OF SAN JOSE. CALIF. Paris,' 8 degrees in Warsaw, 12 government or Soviet forces and Moslem insurgents, hol abuse, the long-term research Chinese sources said Deng. 82. was unhappy withthe and no apparent reasons for the Soviet deployment in .. . tax men seized her bank account degrees in Frankfurt and 7 degrees also has found more subtle effects 71-year-oid party chief’s handling of recent student in Moscow. Kabul. Diplomats said privately that it was the linked to levels of alcohol, accord­ pro-democracy protests and of intellectual party heaviest in eight months, except for the arrival last ing to Ann Pytkowicz Streissguth, a members now being accused of inciting the young The cold was expected to remain week of a high-level Kremlin delegation. professor in the University of people with iiberai ideas. /RS takes girl’s savings at least through Saturday, said the Visiting journalists could not reach Afghan officials Washington’s Department of Psy­ London Weather Center, which for comment. chiatry and Behavioral Sciences. SAN JOSE, Calif. (A P ) — The life savings of a 10-year-old girl, noted that low-pressure systems in State television reported Friday night that the “ That’s why the Surgeon Gener­ Kidnappers threaten Kuwait 9694, has been seized by the Internal Revenue Service, which the Mediterranean were spinning movements involved Soviet troops returning to their al’s statement is so important,” BEIRUT. Lebanon — The kidnappers who hold wants proof the money is hers and not her father’s. more snow into central Europe. permanent bases under the cease-fire, but the armor Streissguth said, referring to the American and French hostages threatened on Friday With some parts of Britain still still was posted at strategic points in the city as the “ They took it; the IRS took my money,” said Shannon Bums. admonition in 1981 that pregnant to attack Kuwait if an Islamic summit is held as snowbound after four days, offi­ midnight curfew neared. “ I got it from collecting cans, from doing my homework. I got it women avoid alcohol. “ There’s no scheduled in the Persian Gulf emirate. for Christmas. I got some from my dad and some from my cials heliroptered 500 pounds of food to an isolated power station on known safe level. It’s better not to Islamic Jihad made the threat in a statement grandmother and some from my great-grandparents.” drink.” the Isle of Grain off the southeast deiivered to a Western news agency with a picture of Shannon’s father, Kevin, said the IRSsent him a letter saying it Panel approves AIDS drug Streissguth discussed her re­ coast of England to feed the American hostage Terry A. Anderson. ’The under­ had seized the account at a savings and loan for non-payment of search Thursday at a monthly workers who keep the turbines ROCKVILLE, Md. — A government advisory ground group has demanded the release of 17 comrades back taxes — his. committee recommended approval Friday of what seminar sponsored by the School of running. imprisoned in Kuwait for bombing the American and Burns admitted he has owed the IRS more than 91,000 since would be the first drug generally available to doctors Medicine of the University of French embassies on Dec. 12. 1983. Michelle Potts, 32, got a helicop­ 1983. “ But to take it from my daughter is wrong,” he said. for treatment of AIDS. Washington and in an interview The communique did not mention Terry Waite, an ter ride from her parents’ home to The iO-1 vote by the Food and Drug Administration afterward. Anglican Church envoy who is in Moslem west Beirut IRS spokesman Chips Maurer told the San Jose Mercury News her wedding to Don Davidson in committee is not binding on the FDA, which will make In 1974, Streissguth and several trying to negotiate the release of foreigners held the IRS would be willing to return the money if the father can Canterbury, in an area of southeast the final decision, but is expected to carry heavy colleagues began the “ Seattle Lon­ hostage in Lebanon. prove it really is Shannon’s. A strong proof, he said, would be the England socked In by snow over a weight. AP photo gitudinal Prospective Study On absence of withdrawals by Bums from the account. foot deep. She appealed on a radio The panel, acting at the end of a daylong meeting to Alcohol and Pregnancy,” to exam­ station for help when no one dared consider the drug AZT, voted to recommend general Maria Serrao, 23, of Vacaville, Calif., is the first ine effects of alcohoi and other Hijacking Just a security test to make the 60-mile drive, and a availability despite serious concern about a lack of as wheelchair-bound woman to enter a local beauty contest factors on children’s long-term women’s magazine chartered a much clinical data as usually precedes drug approvals that could lead to the Miss USA and Miss Universe development. NEW DELHI, India — It sounded all too plausible in commercial helicopter. as well as concern that there would be no iron-clad way ’The study surveyed 1,500 preg­ a world plagued by terrorism: Sikh separatists armed U.S. can have hijacker "My feet literally haven’t to ensure that it would go to the patients most in need pageants. She is a model and an actress. nant women, then tested 500 infants with machine guns hijacked an Indian airliner Friday touched the ground todaythe new once available for general prescription. of the women within two days of and threatened to blow it up. The first reports had all Mrs. Davidson said. “ Don carried birth. The children were tested the familiar markiris of a fanatic air piracy. There if death penalty waived me from the helicopter to the again for mental and iriiysical were V IP hostages, a woman passenger reported wedding car.” Jails ready for protesters Woman in wheelchair development at eight months, 18 wounded, demands for a 91 million ransom and dozens ’The Romanian Communist Party BONN, West Germany (A P ) — CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Officials erected a months, four years and seven of conunandos poised to storm the plane. Hamadi must be approved by West daily Scinteia on Friday reported a years. But none of it was true. The Justice Ministry on Friday German prosecutors, courts and roof of a hall in a mining equipment large canopy in the yard of the Brevard County Jail to predicted West Germany would accommodate up to 200 nuclear weapons protesters enters beauty pageant Streissguth was among UW re­ The mock hijacking — 13 hours of make-believe two government ministries. Justice ■ factory, weakened by snow and- searchers who in 1973 identified, complete with a “ slain” dummy thrown on the tarmac extradite a suspected airplane and the Foreign Bfinistry. rain, caved in and 10 workers were expected to be arrested Saturday during a rally at the hijacker to the United States — but Cape Canaveral Air Station. Bv Laura Castaneda goals and she has not let that fetal alcohol syndrome as a birth — was staged by the Indian government to test security A Foreign Ministry spokesman, killed and 47 were injured, some of The Associated Press wheelchair stand in her way.” defect. responses. The nation initially took it to be a real not without U.S. assurances that he Reinhard Bettsuege, said be was them critically. The 237 beds at the jail, in Titusville across the will not be executed if convicted. Cooper-Rodriguez said Serrao As late as the mid-1960s, re­ skyjacking, and switchboards of news and domestic aware of no threats against West ’The collapse occurred Thursday Banana and Indian rivers from this Florida Space Mohammed All Hamadi, who had VACAVILLE, Calif. - Shortly would be the first woman to searchers thought there was no airline offices were flooded with calls from anxious Germany from groups or govern­ in Satu Mare, a town of 129,000 Coast community, are full already and about 100 more been sought in the 1985 hijacking of inmates, including 42 protesters, are sleeping on after Maria Serrao was paralyzed compete in a Miss USA pageant in a relation between drinking and citizens. Both Indian news agencies initially reported a ments that might oppose Hamadi’s people near the Hungarian border in a car accident 18 years ago, she wheelchair. Officiais of the Miss harm to fetuses, Streissguth said. hijacking was under way, then denied the reports. a TWA jetliner, was arrested extradition. where Romania earlier this week mattresses on the floor, said Brevard Sheriffs Tuesday at the Frankfurt airport. & spokeswoman Joan Heller. had wheels put on her braces so she America Pageant also said they’ve “ In 1973, people thought fetal If such threats are made, “ we bad its lowest temperature, 20 could roller-skate with her friends. He is the first person arrested in tile The county expects to have to spend about $50,000 to never had such a contestant. alcohol syndrome was a Seattle will just have to live with it. degrees below zero, Scinteia On Sunday, the 23-year-old ac­ ’The hrown-haired, hazel-eyed phenomenon,” she joked. "People 17-day hijacUng, in which a U.S. Unfortunately, we are a country reported. jail protesters taking part in a civil disobedience action B-1 bomber losing frtends Navy diver was shot to death at tress and model tackles another woman regularly goes to the beach, thought only mothers in Seattle that is accustomed to terrorism,” The winter has taken a heavy toll that calls for trespassing on restricted government Beirut airport and 39 other Ameri­ goal when she becomes the first watches football games, swims and drank enough to damage their IV^H IN G TO N — The B-1 bomber, shot down under he said. in eastern Europe, with official land used In missile and rocket testing. cans were held hostage. wheelchair-bound woman to enter a even dances. children.” President Carter but patched up and sent aloft by (reports marking 77 deaths in the beauty contest that could lead to the She can walk with her braces, But studies by the university President Reagan, is encountering heavy flak over A Justice Ministry spokesman The U.S. Justice Department Soviet Union since Jan. 1, 39 in Fowler resigning from FCC Miss USA and Miss Universe with difficulty, and spends most of indicate the syndrome may occur in Capitol Hill as lawmakers question the value of the told a news conference that federal notified West Germany on Wednes­ Poland, 21 in Hungary, 10 in pageants. her time in her wheelchair. “ I do one in 750 births while fetal alcohol world’s most expensive airplane. authorities foresee no difficulties day that Hamadi, 22, and three Romania, 5 in Czechoslovakia and 1 WASHINGTON — Mark S. Fowler said Friday he “ If it’s in your heart to do well, I spins and wheelies. ..I can do real effects may show up in one in 300, “ The B ^ l of the 1980s,” Sen. J. Bennett Johnston, with Hamadi’s extradition. others are wanted for conspiracy to in Yugoslavia. “ It would appear this can be will step down this spring as chairman of the Federal believe anybody can do it and will slick moves with my chair and she said. D-La., called it duringahearingthis week of the Senate commit air piracy and murder in Elsewhere. Associated Press bu­ Budget Committee. Communications Commission. do it,” said Serrao, who lives in upper body so it looks real cool,” Infants with fetal alcohol syn­ handled quickly,” ministry spokes­ 1985 aboard ’TWA flight 847, which reaus reported the following death Fowler said he sent a letter to the White House Studio City, a Los Angeles suburb. she said. drome may be smaller than nor­ “ Now we hear that the plane can't even clear Pike’s man Juergen tehmid said. was commandeered on a nigm tolls; Britain, 37; France, 29* informing President Reagan of his decision to resign, Peak, and may cost97bilUonto910bilUon, accordiiutto But besaid West Germany, which from Athens to Rome. Air piracy “ Some of it is luck. But most of it is For a time, she considered mal, have smaller heads, and such Ireland, 2; West Germany. 6; saidng, *T have served longer than any other chairman drive.” facial abnormalities as a flattened my sources. Just to get it to fly." said Sen. O i a ^ E has no cteath penalty, has told the carries a death penalty provision in Spain. 15; Portugal, 1; Nether­ becoming a lawyer. But after a G iw le y , R-Iowa. "Why did we buy 100 of these thinm United States it must first have an the United States. in the commission’s history. Now it is time for me to Pageant Executive Director short stint at a junior college, she face, small eyes, short nose or a lands, 3; Belgium, 1; Greece, 3; move along.” Ouida Cooper-Rodriguez asked Ser­ smooth upper lip. Infants with a before testing them?” assurance that Hamadi will not be lU ly, 9; Denmark. 2; .SwHserland. decided to move to Los Angeles on put to death. Fowler was named to the five-member commission rao to compete with 21 other lesser range of symptoms are “ It can fly all of its missions,” countered Defense West Germany responded with a 2; Austria, 3. her own when she was 19 and start Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger. U.S. Embassy spokesman Robert request for a copy of Hamadi’s as chairman in May 1981. contestants for the Miss Solano her acting career. considered to have fetal a lo ^ Among the new casuaKy reports He said he had no plans for the future, adding that “ it County crown because she’s a Weinberger and other Pentagon offlcials say it will Heath declined comment Friday indictment and the assurances was that of a 7-year-old boy killed in would not he appropriate to think of that until near the native of Vacaville, about SO miles Since then, she’s appeared on About a third to a half of ail cost mudi less than Grassley estimated to flx the about whether the United States regarding the death penalty, Killwinning, Scotland, when hU problems plaguing the B-l. Schmid said. He said the United in d " o f his stay at the FCC. northeast of San Francisco. television’s “ Cagney and Lacy,” mothers who heavily abuae aloohol would provide such a guarantee. sled ran under a truck spreading . Fowler said that leaving his position in the spring “ I think it would he good for her,” ‘ “ITapper John M.D.,” “ General during pregnancy produce chUdraa The final decision to extradite States has not yet responded. gravel. ’^ ''S ^ lfv e sufficient time for a successor to be named to Cooper-Rodriguez said. " I think Hospital” and in the film “ The with the syndrome, S tretalM h ’ my seat." she has accomplished a lot of her Falcon and the Snowman.” said. f » • t • » -’» AA ^ *

■1 ! M » ‘ > 9 V t J > I ' I ' M I r- I > i i * M I : BUSINESS Engineer shares Treasury may grant a waiver $80,000 prize for Norwalk man makes ice cream Business in Brief better windshieid if EE bond iimit is exceeded QUESTION: In August 1986. and HH, U.S. Savings Bonds, Coming up with a cheaper, more efficient way mature and stop paying interest? to produce an old product has won retired my wife and I into a $2 million sweet victory Company to offer pet insurance paid $50,000 to engineer William Mumford an award from his ANSWER: H bonds issued from former /employer and recognition in national purchase In vestors’ Bv Linda Stowell DANBURY — A Danbury company has come to the UOO.OOO face June 1952 through January 1957 rescue of owners worried about the high medical costs newspapers. reach final maturity 29 years, eight The Associated Pr o Mumford, 55, who has lived in Manchester for 15 amount of Ser­ G uide of caring for their pets. ies EE. U.S. months after their issue dates. Animal Health Insurance Agency on Thursday years, will share an $80,000 prize with two other NORWALK - At age 6, Barry Savings Bonds. William A. Doyle Some of those bonds have already Donefer helped on his father’s ice launched what it says it the first health and accident engineers at the Monsanto Chemical Co. who We did not know matured and stopped paying cream truck. At 39, he was an insurance package for cats and dogs. ’The policy will helped develop a new process by which the blue the limit for the interest. executive with Haagen-Dazs Co., a cover verterinary medical expenses. tint is added to windshields. two of us is H bonds issued from February leading ice cream company, and at “ The rising costs of medical care for family pets, Mumford, who $30,000. Our 1957 through December 1959 will along with a growing awareness of the need for better headed the develop­ mature in exactly 30 years. 41. he quit to become president of bank, at which we bought the bonds, exchange them for Serir HH Sweet Victory, a little-known low- healthcare for pets has led to the creation of Animal ment of the new did not tell us. HH bonds, which are a new Health Insurance Agency,” said J. Scott Henderson, bonds. Butiwastoldatthebnnknot calorie frozen dessert process, said re­ After reading about that limit in version of Hs and have been issued company president. to do so before November 1987. The manufacturer. search began when your column, we are worried. What since January 1980, have scheduled The new insurance provides from $1,000 to $2,500 in people at the bank said I would lose maturities of 10 years. But the fact that the company had he calculated that action should we take? interest by exchanging the Es for health and accident coverage for cats and dogs at an It’s possible that the U.S. Treas­ only $2 million in sales last year in continued produc­ HHs now. But they did not explain an industry dominated by a few annual premium of between $36 and $89. The policies tion of the wind­ ury Department will give extended are underwritten by the Virginia Surety Co. Inc. ANSWER: You’ll have to apply why and give an exact reason. Can giants, doesn’t stop Donefer from shields using the old for a waiver from that limit. Write you? maturities to the HHs. as it did with planning to make Sweet Victory an method was not eco­ to Commissioner of the Public the Hs. However, there is no assurance that will happen. The international firm. nomically feasible. Debt. 999 E Street. N.W.. Washing­ ANSWER: It’s the same reason Treasury usually decides whether “ There is a segment of people Formerly the com­ ton. DC 20239-0001. Explain what most E bonds shouldn’t be re­ Insurance firms fined by state or not to grant extended maturities today that will try any low-calorie happened and request a waiver. deemed until Nov. 1. 1987, or their pany printed a blue a couple of years before savings ice cream because they’re looking HARTFORD — Three insurance carriers, all part of A spokesman for the U.S. Treas­ next semiannual interest accrual band across the top bonds are scheduled to mature. So, for a pocket of gold — where they the Bloomfield-based CIGNA Group, have been fined ury Department explains that date following that date. of a plastic sheet a yes or no announcement on HH can indulge but not put the weight for failing to notify clients that their insurance policies waivers usually are granted to By that time. E bonds less than 40 that was bonded be­ bond extended maturities won’t pn." Donefer said. “ We’re aiming- were not being renewed. Insurance Commissioner -4 people such as you who made years old. all U.S. Savings Notes tween two sheets of at the health conscious people Peter W. Gillies announced Friday. come until later in this decade. glass. The printing “ honest mistakes” and purchased and EE bonds at least five years today. There are more and more Savings Bonds in excess of the The Aetna Insurance Co. was fined $3,000 for failure required several old. will beeligibleforthe“ market- drinking diet soda and lite beer.” limit. Doyle welcomes written ques­ to notify the Herald Publishing Co. in New Britain that weeks of curing at based” interest rate. That rate, Donefer. a Norwalk resident, The annual maximum purchase which‘ changes every six months, tions, but he can provide answers its umbrella policy wasn’t being renewed, an insurance high temperatures. said he hopes to put Sweet Victory department official said. of EEs an individual can make is went into effect Nov. 1. 1982, and only through the column. in 48 contiguous states and Hawaii The new method $15,000, thereby buying $30,000 face has averaged 8.99 percent.- this year. He hopes to see sales The CIGNA Insurance Co. was fined $3,000 for failure he and his assistants amount of bonds. When two persons ’That’s higher than the guaran­ jump to $1S million this year. to give the New Haven law firm of Jacobs Grudberg devised involved ex­ buy EEs as co-owners, those teed rate at which Es accumulate The key to success, he said, will Belt & Dow a 90-day notice that its liability policy truding blue-tinted William Mumford numbers double to $30,000 and interest. But you have to hold your THANKSGIVING be "a delicious product and low wasn’t being renewed, the official said. plastic into the clear plastic sheet — a less costly $60,000. Es until this coming November or calories.” and smart marketing The Insurance Company of North America was fined and more easily controlled procedure, Mumford These, of course, are annual their next semiannual accrual date NOVENA TO ST. JUDE O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ and distribution. The company has -ik - $3,000 for not informing the Nutmeg Chemical Co. in said. The lamination of the plastic between the limits. You can purchase EEs up to after that to get the market-based three company-owned stores in New Haven that its fire insurance wasn’t being tyr. great in virtue and rich In mira­ AP photo glass prevents the windshield from shattering. the limit each and every year, if you rate. If you exchange your Es for cles; near kinsman of Jesus Christ, Manhattan. Since Donefer became renewed, he said. In addition to the cash prize, the Edgar M. are so inclined and have the money HHs now, you’ll lose out on the faithful Intercessor of all who In- The three companies each had to pay an additional president on Dec. 1. the company Barry Donefer poses at his home in Norwalk with a Queeney Award includes a gold medallion. An to do so. higher market-based rate. I yoke your special partronage In $500 examination fee in connection with the violations, has increased distribution to Con­ advertisement about the award, including a If yo.u bought all your EEs in When you do exchange your Es * time of need. To you I have re­ necticut. Massachusetts Colorado. container of the low-calorie dessert that he hopes to the insurance department said. course from the depth of my heart picture of Mumford with the two other engineers, co-ownership form in one purchase, for HHs, you won’t have to pay Florida. Texas. Washington and market in the U.S. this year. and humbly beg to whom God has recently appeared in an advertisement in The the bankers should have informed federal income tax on the interest ' given such great power to come to Michigan. you about the annual limit and that built up on the Es. You to get myself on the shelf — it’s the Wall Street Journal. my assistance. Help me in my pre­ Donefer was a financial consul­ indulgence. It would be wrong to U.S. Industrial production rises accepted only $30,000. so that you postpone that-tax until you redeem sent and urgent petition. In return I tant to Richardson-Vicks Inc. and have a Haagen-Dazs-lite.” only way to grow.” Mumford holds a bachelor’s degree in engineer­ promise to make your name known WASHINGTON — U.S. industrial production rose a would have bought $60,000 face the HHs received in the exchange or in that role, he tried to purchase Ice cream parlors have a low To do that, he has gone back to the ing from Lehigh University and worked at the and cause you to be invoked. solid 0.5 percent in December, the third consecutive amount. However, if you made two the HHs mature. Haagen-Dazs for the Richardson survivial rate. Donefer said, and he grocery people he has known all of Monsanto research facility in Springfield, Mass., Say three "Our Fathers. Three monthly improvement, while the operating rate at the or more purchases, the bank might After you exchange your Es for Hail Marys and Glorias.” Publica­ family about four years ago. is putting candy, pizza, as well as his life. for 25 years before his retirement last year. His not have realized you exceeded the HHs, you’ll receive interest checks “ Some say, ‘It’s the dead of nation’s factories, mines and utilities climbed to the tion must be promised. St. Jude “ I competed with a company the frozen dessert products in last position was manager of research and annual limit. every six months. The HH bonds pray for us and all who Invoke your winter. How am I going to launch an highest level since February, the government said called Pillsbury. Obviously they Sweet Victory stores. The frozen development. He remains a consultant for the now being issued pay interest at a 6 aid. Amen. This novena has never dessert products will be the only ice cream product?’ ” Donefer said. Friday. company. been known to fall. I have had my won the bid.” Donefer said. The dual reports on industrial production and QUESTION: I have Series E percent annual rate. Since he couldn’t beat them, he ones available on a wholesale basis. “ But they’re putting it in their mom request granted. capacity utilization provided new evidence, econo­ bonds dating from July 1963 joined them. Donefer went to To get his product on the shelves, and pop stores and they’re selling mists said, that the nation’s beleaguered manufactur­ through November 1971.1 wanted to QUESTION: When to do Series H B.A.M. Haagen-Dazs in 1983 shortly after Donefer is relying on his past — he it.” ing sector is staging a rebound. Pillsbury took over. Today. grew up in the business as the son of After he establishes his distribu­ The Federal Reserve Board said the December gain Haagen-Dazs is considered by New a New York distributor. tion, he says he will launch an Donefer’s Norwalk home is full of aggressive public relations and in industrial production followed an even better 0.6 York industry analysts to be a giant percent November increase and a 0.3 percent October He robbed Peter to pay Paul in the super-premium ice cream antiques — including an old ice advertising campaign. cream truck in the yard, dozens of Analysts say Donefer has his rise. SAN DIEGO (AP) — A Connecticut Announcing the Opening of industry. Donefer believes that A companion report said the nation’s industry indictment next week, assistant U.S. Attorney Sweet Victory has the same old ice cream company signs and work cut out for him. investment banker was “ robbing Peter to pay Judy Feigin said. he’s building an ice cream parlor in ‘"rhe field is so competitive, and operated at 79.6 percent of capacity in December, up Paul in a cross-county scheme to secure potential. from 79.4 percent in November and a 0.6 percentage Felgin said there is evidence that Gram­ But. he says he’s not trying to his basement. every new variation is copied by the bank loans with phony stock certificates, a s point improvement since September. It was the highest bling, a Wharton School of Business graduate compete with Haagen-Dazs. “ When I was 6 ,1 helped my Dad big guys in very short order,” says federal prosecutor said Friday. WALTER PIEROG, d .m.d , operating rate since last February, when the nation’s and the son of a prominent El Paso, Texas “ We have to remember what we on his ice cream truck and when I Charles Glovsky. a senior analyst John Grambling Jr., 36, is charged with factories, mines and utilities were operating at 80.2 attorney, tried to or obtained loans from banks are — delicious with low calories,” was 15, no one wanted the Harlem with Alex. Brown & Sons Inc. in trying to defraud a federally insured institu­ percent of capacity. in Connecticut, Texas and Illinois outside of Donefer said, "Haagen-Dazs is true route, so I took it,” he said. “ I have Baltimore. tion in an alleged scam in which he offered the charges in the New York case. for the practice of 900,000 bogus shares of IBM stock as collateral She said most of the money from the loans for a $350,000 loan from Great American First was used to pay off other loans. She said the Savings Bank. $350,000 loan from the San Diego bank was to General Dentistry London firm pays $1.2 billion in cash for Heublein Grambling is to be sentenced Feb. 4 in the be used to pay off a $250,000 loan from Chicago New York Supreme Court on his conviction of Colonial Savings in Illinois received in June Heublein, we have accomplished the 32 counts of grand larceny, forgery and other 1986. markets nearly 100 brands of spirits, IDV and Heublein have been partners WINSTON-SALEM (AP) - RJR final major step in this restructuring charges in a series of bank frauds in which he Nabisco Inc. has agreed to sell Heublein wines and imported beers. Its major since 1953, with IDV handling Smirnoff received $13.5 million from two banks in New Asked by Moskowitz what Grambling brands include Smirnoff vodka. Ingle- vodka in many international markets. process. intended to do with the $100,000 difference in Inc. to London-based Grand Metropoli­ “ Heublein has consistently outper­ York and Colorado and tried to obtain $23 nook and Lancers wines. Heublein markets IDV’s Black Velvet tan PLC for $1.2 billion in cash, F. Ross formed the industry and is a leader in miilion in ioans from other banks. the loan amounts, Feigin said shedidn’t know. 866 Foster St. Ext. The company said the recently Canadian whiskey in the United States. “ There is no evidence as to what it was going Johnson, president and chief executive the spirits and wines business,” Johnson U.S. Magistrate Barry Ted Moskowitz on officer of RJR Nabisco, said Friday. announced purchase of Almaden Vine­ ‘“nie sale of Heublein will enable RJR Friday ordered a $2 miilion bond for to be used for,” she said. “ One possibility was Nabisco to substantially strengthen its add^. “ As part of Grand Metropolitan, South Windsor, Conn. Announcement of the sale came yards Inc. would be included in the sale Grambling, whose $750,000 bond posted in the that he was going to use it to flee.” to Grand Metropolitan, which is head­ balance sheet, and at the same time another company with great strengths Friday morning, one day after the RJR in spirits and wines, Heublein will have New York case was revoked foliowing his Feigin said Grambling, his wife and four Nabisco board of directors voted to quartered in London. increase our focus on our tobacco and arrest by the FBI in San Diego a week ago. 644-4209 Grand Metropolitan has interests in foods businesses,” Johnson said. “ This an excellent future.” sons, lived a lifestyle which indicated move the company’s headquarters from Tlie sale, which must be approved by Conviction on the federal charge carries a hundreds of thousands of dollars s l i p ^ Winston-Salem to Atlanta. Johnson said spirts and wines through its subsidiary. has been a key part of our strategy to s Grand Metropolitan shareholders and maximum five-year prison term and a through” from one loan to the next. Feigin the move is the final major step in its International Distillers and Vintners. enhance RJR Nabisco’s position as one $250,000 fine. A grand jury is e x p e c t to hear Its major products include JItB Scotch, of the world’s premier consumer government regulators, should be com­ said the Grambling family had resided in a $i _Q£eiu_Wgdne8day and Saturday, 7:30 am - 7:30 pm restructuring. pleted by March. evidence in the case and be asked to return an million home in Darien, Conn. Heublein, based in Hartford, Conn., Gilbey’s gin and Bombay gin. products companies. With the sale of OPINION White House ‘defies’ Pretoria sanctions

PRIVATB $OURCeS TEU, US THAT ...that He WAS F0LL0WIN6 WASHINGTON - ifa n p when co l. north OROSRS WHEN HE PIVERTER The white-minority go­ I. the Treasury listed uranium ore and Double standard Victory limited TBSTlFieS, HE WILL ^AV> >. vernment in Pretoria oxide frona South Africa as prohibited IRANSCAM MONEY TO It’s no secret that the United can still export uranium — but did not mention uranium THE CONTRAS... Nations, whose vast bureaucracy is to the United States hexafluoride. And even the ore and stacked with pro-Soviet personnel, ------CT despite explicit sanc- oxide "shall be allowed temporarily in high couif s Jack rarely criticizes the Soviet Union on .tions against South Afri­ under bond for processing and re­ human rights matters as enthusiasti­ can uranium imports exportation.’’ according to the cally as it does such perennial that Congress imposed Anderson guidelines. ruling on leave whipping boys as South Africa. Chile over President Rea­ Meanwhile, on Dec. 18. the Nuclear gan’s veto. and above all Israel. Two recent Regulatory Commission voted to reports by the U.N.’s Commission on The reason is twofold: require special licenses for all ura­ While the Supreme Court ruling that states a sloppily written law Human Rights made the point more nium imports of South African origin. dramatically than any -amount of can require employers to provide pregnant and the Reagan administration’s bill make it clear that the intent was to Importers were ordered to file separ­ anti-United Nations criticism could apparent willingness to exploit the workers with unpaid leave is being widely ban all uranium of South African ate applications for ore. oxide and have: The report on abuses in loopholes Congress inadvertently put hailed by women as a boost to their job origin. hexafluoride. A commission spokes­ Soviet-occupied Afghanistan was 27 IT WAS ALL A SIMPLE HE THOUOHTSOMEBOPy TOLt> in the legislation. man told us. “ Our lawyers are not security, it could have precisely the opposite But it is equally clear, according to pages long: 13 pages detailed alleged m is o n p e r $t a n p in 6 o f a HIM 70 WALK SOFTLY AHP Uranium exports are an important regarding hexafluoride as part of the impact unless such protection is affoi^ed Treasury and Nuclear Regulatory Soviet atrocities. The report on TIME-HONOREP FOREKSN ^ARRy A BIS St a c k ... source of income for South Africa, congressional ban.’’ Israel’s occupied territories took 126 others. POLICY... Commission official.s. that the word­ particularly since the depression in ing of the law allows imports of The commission spokesman said pages, with an annex of 125 more. On Tuesday, the court upheld a California — r -----CT the gold market in recent years. Much uranium hexafluoride, a gaseous the lawyers regard uranium ore and law requiring employers to grant pregnant of South Africa’s uranium comes from form made from concentrated ura­ oxide as prohibited imports, and said workers up to four months of unpaid leave and Namibia, which the Pretoria regime nium ore. This is the form of the that if Treasury doesn’t, the two Mlni-editorial occupied in defiance of U.N. direc­ Energy Department uses to make agencies would "butt heads." The Recent polls show the American to give them their previous jobs or similar tives since 1970. ones upon their return. The law applies even if enriched uranium, which it then sells commission is dismayed that Treas­ people now trust the military more Under the Reagan administration. to foreign governments. ury has not stated its position publicly than the clergy. This surprising result the employer has no policy for granting leaves South Africa’s uranium exports have because “ this is not a matter of The administration’s intent to use has been given an even more for disabilities. increased significantly,, even though national security.” the spokesman the hexafluoride loophole first be­ surprising interpretation by some Five states, including Connecticut, already E t t a U.S. producers have been hurt by the added. came known on Capitol Hill during a New Right war wimps. The spin they have similar laws, while six others have laws © /.aH uoTH competition from imported uranium put on the polls is that it’s the clerical 193 7 FOPT vvMJiH tTAR-IttCBVtAi mined by low-paid African workers. It congressional briefing by Treasury Seven members of Congress regis­ providing for six to eight weeks of paid leave peace activities who have disen­ was precisely because of uranium’s officials last October. The officials tered a protest. In a strongly worded for pregnant workers. were told bluntly that there would be letter to the president, they said chanted the public, which wants the value to the Pretoria government that military to lead the way. “ Forward The California case began when a Congress sought to forbid the imports. trouble if they flouted Congress’ Treasury’s evident intent to use the desire to ban all South African hexafluoride loophole "would render march! ’’ exhorted one ferocious receptionist at a bank left her job to have a o p en Foram The intent was to punish South Africa uranium imports. the uranium sanction totally ineffec­ commentator. We would suggest a baby. When she tried to return three months economically until it moderated its less tortured possibility: The public’s apartheid policy. Apparently because of that warn­ tive and meaningless.” later, she was told that the firm had no disenchantment may be with the On behalf of Manchester’s ing. Treasury made no mention of Unless the sanction law is rewritten religious hawks, and its faith in the openings. Life imprisonment Movie preserved Martin Luther King Day Commit­ Rep. William Richardson. D-N.M.. uranium when it issued proposed an advocate of the sanction, told our by Congress, the Energy Departent military due to the professional Working women who choose to have tee, we are sending this letter to regulations for most imports in will be allowed to continue importing warriors’ dovelike caution, based on no great deterrent ’20s grid action express our disappointment with associate Vicki Warren that trans­ November. Then, in guidelines sent to families deserve some guarantees that they cripts of the House floor debate on the uranium hexafluoride for processing expert knowledge that the only good will be given a reasonable amount of time off your decision to keep municipal the Custom Service to take effect Jan. and resale abroad. war is the one that’s prevented. To the Editor: To the Editor: offices open on the January 19. to have their babies without fear of being 1987, national holiday. We had Recent newspaper reports and In April 1964, a 50th reunion of replaced. hoped that Manchester would editorial comnnents about abol­ the Class of 1914 of Robertson But if women are perceived to be entitled to follow many other Connecticut ishing the death penalty here in School was held. Anyone who had communities and close town special treatment in the workplace, many Connecticut ignore the indispen­ attended either Robertson School Happy birthday, Constitution offices on Dr. Martin Luther King em ployee might be reluctant to hire them in sable role of the death penalty as or Union School (which was in the Day. We feel it is absolutely the first place for fear they will get pregnant a deterrent to certain serious process of being tom down) was By Chuck Stone essential that you negotiate in pageantry of its grandeur. But the Colliers extol the crimes. In these days of over­ invited to attend. Class photo­ and request a temporary absence. Such good faith with the unions to make On the one hand, we’re gov­ Constitution for being "drawn out crowded prisons with all kinds of graphs, graduation programs, Happy 200th birthday. U.S. absences can be costly to cover, and many this objective a reality. erned in this historic year by one of the American spirit ... (by early-release programs, the pins and other memorabilia were Constitution! It is also in the true spirit of Dr. of the dumbest presidents in men) who got human nature right businesses are already complaining that the threat or risk of life imprison­ on display. It was a huge success. [ p Even though I wasn’t invited to King that we urge you to make American history, a man deter- ... (with) a government that is Supreme Court’s decision could prove ment without parole simply does On that day a movie was shown the original party. every effort to aggressively nnined to paralyze America with strong enough to get done what economically disastrous for them. not provide the same deterrent to of a football game played in the pursue the goals of your recently Still, celebrations of my na­ his horse-and-buggy neurosis. has to be done.” the would-be criminal. .’20s between the South End Cubs The economic issues should take a back seat adopted Affirmative Action Plan. tional roots always tantalize me. Both their book and “ The For example, the threat of the and the North End Cloverleafs. On the other hand, the progress to fairness. The issue of fairness, however, The hiring of more women and But after the emotionally drain­ Federal Constitution” — the death penalty for killing a police The rivalry was very strong as suggested by a black mayor of the minority-group members is a ing Statue of Liberty blowout. I eighth chapter of de Tocqueville’s extends beyond working women who become officer has got to slow down or old-timers will remember. nation’s fifth-largest city is ne­ goal worthy of Dr. King’s me- wonder whether "we. the people" epochal "Democracy in Amer­ pregnant. discourage the would-be police The thought occurred to me gated by his unconscionable mory and the town’ s can trot out another national ica” — reaffirm our Olympian There is no reason why men who want to killer more than any other that the Manchester Historical order to bomb his own city. which commitment. wingding. this time for the U.S. stature despite the wretched Society would be very interested resulted in the death of 11 people, share in the birth and care of a child shouldn’t possible penalty. To abolish the We thank you for your serious Constitution’s durability. puniness of narrow passions. threat of the death penalty would in the film when presenting a including five children. be granted some sort of paternity leave. consideration of these matters. Despite all we still must ac­ further increase these risks by history of Manchester. I ’ve tried Americans may not be predis­ Maybe that’s the Constitution’s And while pregnancy is generally a planned claim the Constitution’s regula­ s depriving our police officers of a several ways to locate the film posed to work up a patriotic ultimate guarantee — the right of Stephen T. Cassano tory wisdom: the document is event, illnesses and debilitating accidents are major deterrent against attack in but have not succeeded. It may lather over a document that even equal-opportunity asininity. Frank J. Smith capable of absorbing revolution­ not, and workers who fall prey to such their encounters with would-be not be in existence now. If anyone lawyers and courts can’t agree I think, however, we best honor Co-Chairmen, Dr. Martin ary changes never intended by its has any information regarding it, about. this noble document by celebrat­ misfortunes should also receive guarantees police killers. Our efforts to framers. Certainly amendments I ’d be interested in hearing of it. Luther King Day Committee Their confusion is mirrored in a ing its historical uniqueness. that they will have a job when they recover. protect the safety of the public guaranteeing blacks and women cannot tolerate the loss of the recent Associated Press story Otherwise, we’ll only be de­ Until job protection is extended to all ' that quoted critics: "The birth­ pressed by the persistence of political equality enabled our great deterrent of the death Marjorie McMenemy ship of state to sail Jefferson’s employees who become temporarily unable to 28 Maple St. Letters policy day could be a bust... Planners demographic inequities — from penalty. "boisterous sea of liberty” with­ work, the Supreme Court’s decision can only As vice chairman of the state Manchester are struggling to capture the the Constitution’s white-male- The Manchester Herald wel­ out crashing on balkanized Legislature’s Judiciary Commit­ OlMtBrNCA.Inc ' nation’s imagination.’ ’ only group of 39 signers to a be considered a limited victory for women at comes original letters to the shoals. tee, I am prepared to consider My imagination won’t be cor­ University of Delaware bicenten­ best. editor. In 1987, our challenge is to refining the many safeguards, Shut town office nered. It invariably suffers from nial conference’s list of seven Letters should be brief and to massive sterility when asked to white-male-only speakers. overlook the divisive partisan­ which we already have, to pre­ ship of a Reagan, the amoral the point. They should be typed or "Freddie Is a traditional kind of guy. He support anything headed by a By all means, take note of the vent any misuse of the death for King holiday small-mindedness of a Goode and penalty. We may not use the neatly handwritten, and, forease goes In for alcohol, nicotine, caffeine — former chief justice who spent a Constitution’s frailties. in editing, should be double­ all that stuff." mediocre 17-year stewardship the racial-gender exclusivity of a death penalty very often, but we To the Editor: As Christopher and James spaced. Letters must be signed attenuating the rights of minori­ University of Delaware should not totally abolish this Lincoln Collier write in their iianrlipatfr HrralJi with name, address and daytime ties and women. conference. very important deterrent to cer­ This letter has been sent to the brilliant “ Decision in Philadel­ Founded In 1M1 Let’s celebrate this “ most tain serious crimes. Town of Manchester Board of telephone number (for Further, two of the most phia.” the framers fell short. verification). remarkable work” in an egalitar­ P0UNV M. 9IEFFB1T...... PuMUhar Directors and the Town Manager important figures in the Constitu­ They left out a bill of rights, ian style that eluded the Founding OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacullva EdKor James R. McCavaaagh by the Martin Luther King Day The Herald reserves the right tion’s festivities. President Rea­ ignored the question of judicial Fathers. ALEXANDER aiRELU...... 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AssmbMIm of Ood Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ Lanier, paster, 9:30 a.m., church school; Editor’s note: This column is NOTICE — Manchester’s obser­ Trinity Covenant ship: holy euchoflst, 8 ond 10 a.m.; Colvarv dwrcb (Assemblies of Odd), 11 o.m., worship service, nursery. (649 North Unitod Methodist prepared by the staff of the 400 Buddond Rood, South Windsor. Rev. church school, 9:45 a.m .; coffee fellow­ 3472) vation of Dr. Martin Luther King The following events are planned this week at Trinity ship, 11 o.m .; Lady Chapel open after­ Netih united MeBu dlit Church, 300 Manchester Area Conference of Kenneth L. (Histofson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., ’The following events are scheduled this week at M A C C N c w a Jr. Day is at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Covenant Church; Sundov school; 10:30 a.m., worship, noons; public healing service, second Parker St., AAanchester. Richard W. Churches. Center Congregational Church. Sunday — 4:30 p.m., all-church annual business child-core and nursery; 7:00 p.m., even- Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; evening prayer, Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, North United Methodist Church: Ino service of praise and Bible preachino. Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Holllger, minister. Schedule; 9 and 10:30 a.m., Sunday — S: 30 p.m., M.Y.F.; 7 p.m., new members You are in v il^ to join others in the meeting. 643-9203. worship service; 9 a.m., adult BIMe (644-1102) seminar; sacred dancers; ecumenical prayer group. By Nancy Carr Prayer,” “ Women Song,” "F r e e ­ community to honor the memory of Monday — 1:45 p.ih., Cromwell birthday party; 7 study; 10:30 a.m., church' school; 5:30 MACC Director ing the Feminine in God,” “ Apar­ Dr. King. p.m.. basketball practice/Keeney School. St. M ary's Bpiscepai Church, Park and p.m., AAelhodlst Youth Fellowship; 7 Monday — 7 p.m.. Outreach, Finance and Music BBptiBt Church streets, Manchester. Andrew D. p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sunday nursery committees. theid and Reconciliation,” “ In We are still thanking all our Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast, La Smith, rector. Anne J . Wrider, assistant for children age 3 and younger. (649 Winfest V II is here. The annual Defense of Creation,” “ The Nu­ Strada Restaurant; 8 p.m.. Covenant Women’s shower ComihMilIv Baptist Church, 505 E. rector. Worship; 7;30a.m.and9:30a.m.; 3696.) ’Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group. wonderful Seasonal Sharing Center St., Manchester. Rev. James 1. church school, 9:30 o.m .; baby-sitting, Wednesday — 10 a.m., pastor’s class; 7:15 p.m., winter festival sponsored by the clear Crisis and a Just Peace,” helpers. for the New Life Center. Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:n a.m., 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; Holy Euchwlst, 10a.m. South United AAethedlsI Church, 1226 choir rehearsal. Christian Conference of Connecti­ “ Hospice,” “ Christianity’s Lait Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfas- worship service; 9:15 a.m., church every Wednesday. (6494503) AAaIn St., Manchester. Or. Shephard S. cut, the Manchester Area Confer­ Rite: Initiation,” and “ Rite of Thanks to Bob and Eileen Moro- t/La Strada Restaurant; 6:45 p.m. Pioneer Clubs; school. Nursery care provided. (6434)537) Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Lawrence ’Thursday — visitation team, 4 p.m. 09y> Peg and Ken Kelner, Teresa r a t h Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., S. Staples, pastors. Schedule: 9 a.m. ence of Churches, Christian Passage to Adulthood.” junior high youth group. 7 p.m. choir rehearsal; Mlanchester. Rev. James Bellosov, pas­ McKann, Randy Jones and Flor­ Gospel church school; 9ond 10:45a.m., worship churches and ecumenical organiza­ We’ve tried to offer a workshop to women’s Bible study; men’s seminar. tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30o.m., service. Nursery fOr preschoolers. (647- tions is scheduled Jan. 24. ence Cole, and her daughter and worship service; 7p.m., evening service. 9141) Singers at U.U. interest and inspire each of you. Thursday — 4 p.m. Confirmation class. 6; 15 p.m. (646-5316) Church of the LIvinp Bed, an evangeli­ We have a great day planned for friend who delivered dinner and cal, full-gospel church, Robertson AG APE fellowship. n rs t Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Mormon Carole and Bren, a duo of touring Unitarian the international Week of Prayer, After Bible study and workshops, flowers on Christmas Day to 48 Road, AAanchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School, North School Street, Manches­ Saturday — 7 p.m., basketball game at filing Junior ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. The Church of Jesus Chrtst of Latter- Universallst musicians, will be featured at the Sunday with its Christian unity theme, we will gather together for worship shut-ins. Also thanks to employees school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., day S a ln ^ 30 Woodside St., Manchester. High. evening service;; 7 p.m., mid-week Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11 :n o.m. at 11:45 a.m. Rev. Weir will be our and medical staff at Manchester Nursery and Sunday school. Wenctel K. Walton, b M o p , 9:30 o.m., program of Unitarian Universallst Society: East at “ Reconcile to God in Christ.” service. NurMrv at all services. (649- sacrament meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday homilist. Weir has been a mission­ Memorial Hospital, who raised 7509) Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 10:30 a.m. They will lead a program of original works The Rev. Benjamin Weir, moder­ South United Methodist E Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ ary in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and more than $8M for Christmas nrst Baptist Chapel of the Deal, 240 hood and relief s o d ^ . (643-4003) and feminist songs. ator of the Presbyterian Church Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednesday Carole Etzler is a singer, songwriter and guitarist (USA) who is a former hostage, will Turkey. From 1961 to 1983 he was giving. The following events are scheduled this week at Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee­ house, 7:30 p.m., first Soturckiy of the NaMonal Catholle who has performed for audiences in the United States be among the day’s speakers. administrator in Beirut of mission South United Methodist Church: Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. St. John the Baptist Polish Notional And all the holiday sharing folk Center St., Atonchester. Rev. Mark D. month. and Canada. She has worked at music festivals, The morning will begin at 9:15 policies and programs. May 1984, Sunday — 9 a.m., church school: nursery through $w,b1,flms5D0,sMullen Catholic Church, 23 (Solway St., Man­ who put us over our ’86 Seasonal Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 chester. Rev. .Stanley M. Loncola, pas­ colleges, women’s prisons, national rallies and a.m. with a Bible meditation led by he was kidnapped by Shiite Moslem senior high; 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship. Dr. Paul V. a.m., 'morning service; 6 p.m., evening Church of the Ltvinp Oed, an evangeli­ Sharing goal including last week’s cal, full-gospel church, Robertson tor. Sunday moss schedule: 9 a.m. demonstrations, and at special Concerts. Dr. Pheme Perkins, professor of extremists and held captive for 16 Kroll preaching, “ The Natural; ’’ 5:30 p.m., confirma­ service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 Weekday nrasses, 8 a.m. (6435906) contributors: p.m. (643-9359) School, North School Street, Monches- She composed the theme song for the 1986 General theology at Boston College. Perkins months, 14 of them in solitary tion class; 6:30 p.m., Christian youth feliowship. ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. confinement. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Assembly, which is the annual convention of the is a prolific author of books and „Wrt. JoMph Lov«n, Worran and Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 7 p.m.. Nursery and Sunday school. Nazarane national Unitarian Universallst Association. Etzler articles on the New Testament. .MurlH Hollli, Jon and Valtrlo Morris, Boy Scout troop #47; 7:30 p.m., new member seminar. Last year Bishop Desmond Tutu Christian Science Manchester Christian Fettewship, 509 Church of the Naiorene, 236 AAain St., has recorded two albums of feminist music, Workshops will be led by local William and Barbara Marlons, Wondoll Wednesday — 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m., E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Boisvert, AAanchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior came to share with us. This year and Bottv Loso, Iront PIsch, Mr. and “ Sometimes I Wish,” and “ Womanriver Flowing On.” clergy and professionals. Titles Wesley Bell Ringers; 7; 30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; aduit n rs t Church of Chrtsi, Sctentlst, 447 N. pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m .; Wednesday pastor; Rev. Mork Green, minister of Weir will share insights from his Mrs. Glon Law, Jostoh and Irma Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., church Bible study, 7 p.m .; solid rock coffee­ outreach. 9:30a.m., Sunday school; 10:40 She is also a stained glass designer. include “ Aging; The Creator’s unique experiences and ministry. CztriMnskI, Woltor and Irono FIsoHo, study, 277 Spring St. service, Sunday school, and care tor house, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of the a.m., worship, children's church and Brenda Chambers is a cellist, songwriter and pianist Mirror,” “ The Christian Faith and Tho Croftmon's Galltry, Mary Jant Thursday — 11 a.m., Manchester Community small children. (649-1446) Reading Room, month. nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise service, Burr, Phyllis Courtnov, Robort and who has played with symphonies in the Boston area and American Culture,” “ Respectful Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. ColMto Morton, John and Constonco Council; 7:30 p.m. Youth Choir; meeting night. 656A Center St., Manchester. (649«e3) Full Oespel Interdenominational nursery. Mid-week Bible study, 7 p.m. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. (6490599) worked in developing a string education program in the Accommodation or Prophetic Chal­ at Asylum Hill Congretational Bortrand, John and DIano Burg, Tom- Friday — Ifr a.m., Al-Anon; 6 p.m.. Chancel Choir Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., Cambridge, Mass.,, public schools. lenge?,” “ Reconciling Evangelism Church, 814 Asylum Ave., Hartford. plo Chootor *53 O.E.S., The Tylor Epiphany party. adult Bible study and Sunday schoal; 7 family, Arnoldoon's, Joffrty and Kat- Church of Christ p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:X PentBCOBtal and Ecumenism,” “ Reaching Workshops at Asylum Hill, the hlton Thornton, Dr. Haryty Postol, p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesdoy United Pentecostal Church, 107 Wood- St. Mary’s Episcopal Across Barriers Stereotypes,” Cathedral of St. Joseph and Trinity Wilbur and Botty Jant Mtsslor, Man­ Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer bridge St., Manchester. Rev. AAarvIn Erpiscopal. chester Town Hall Employees, George Polish National Catholic streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, line, 6490731, 24 hours. (focusing on the single-parent and Mary Smith; Julie and Eugene Stuart, minister. 10a.m.. Sunday school; The following events are set for St. Mary’s Episcopal minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., Bible O espel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., fam ily), and “ Reconciling with the Pre-registration is necessary for Morlnelll, Joan Llngard, Robert Brln- Activities scheduled this week for St. John the classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 p.m., ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Mble study Church this week: Broken Family System.” domour, Albert and Rosemary Oonnes- Baptist Poiish National Catholic Church include; worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible study. Sunday schoal; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. (Wednesday); 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer Sunday — 7:30 a.m., eucharist: 9:30 a.m., eucharist the $3 workshops. Checks should be tod Jr., Sharon Mainville, Raymond Nursery proyided for all services. (646- Other titles include “ Whatever Loromle Jr., Elsie Werner, Concordia Sunday — 9 a.m., mass with the Rev. Staniey M. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer with choir; 6:30p.m.,confirmationclass; 7p.m., youth made payable to WINFEST VII and 2903) (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth service Happened to Dick and Jane?” on mailed c/oJ.P. Webster Library, 12 Lutheran, William and Barbara Bayer, Loncola, ceiebrant; 10:15 a.m., annual meeting of JohovBh’B WHnoBPBP (Friday). (6499040) group. substance abuse, a family illness, Howell and Dorothy Miller, Raymond congregation, with election of officers and other Jehovah's W Hnsises, 647 Tolland Turn­ Tuesday — 5 p.m.. Children's Choir; 6:30 p.m., South Main St., West Hartford and Pauline Schlosser, George and pike, AAanchester. Tuesday, Congrego- “ The Church and Poverty in 06106. Plan to join us. WINFEST is Lillian Legler, Lynn MacMullen, Donna members to Parish Committee; noon, annual ProBbytorlan Cappella Choir; 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7; 30 p.m.. Perleone, Barbara Sankey, John Paoa, Congregational tlon Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Hartford,” “ Liberals and Evangel­ one of the most important ecumeni­ post-Christmas dinner (opiatek), $4 donation per aduit, Theocratic Ministry School (speaking Coventry Presbyterian Church, Route Vestry. icals Compare Notes,” “ Women Attorney John and Mary Foley, Made­ $1 per chiid. Batten Congregotlonol Church, 220 course), 7 p.m .; Service meeting (minis­ 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. Wednesday — 10 a.m., communion; 10; 45a.m., Bible cal events of the year. line Eldredoe. Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, try trolning), 7:50 p.m .; Sunday, Public Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m., Monday — 8 a.m., mass celebrating birthday of Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Bible Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Wotchtower worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday school; 7 study; 7:30 p.m.. Senior Choir. Martin Luther King Jr.; 4 p.m., classes of Christian ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Study, 10:25. (646-1490) p.m., Bible study and fellowship. Wed­ Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy doctrine in preparation for confirmation. church school; 11 o.m., fellowship; 11:15 nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer meeting. Scouts; 7:30 p.m.. Altar Guild council meeting. Concordia welcomes pastor a.m., forum program. (649-7077 office or (742-7222) 'Tuesday — 5; 30 p.m., ciasses of Christian doctrine in 647-0078 parsonage. JowlPh — ConservallvB Presbyterian Church Of AAanchester, 43 Friday — 7:30 p.m. Newlight Coffeehouse. THE preparation for first hoiy communion. Center Cengreggttonnt Church, 11 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Richard Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. A.A. The Rev. Kim-Eric Williams Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Temple Beth Shalom, 400 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ Friday — 7 p.m., choir rehearsai. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. vice, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 will begin a ministry at Concordia BIBLE Weekdays — 8 a.m., mass with the Rev. Staniey M. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Clif­ Plovln, rabbi; Israel Tabotskv, cantor; Dr. Leon Wind, robbl emeritus. Services: p.m.. Informal worship. (6430906) Lutheran Church on Jan. 25. Loncola, celebrant. ford O. Simpson, postor emeritus; Christian singles SPEAKS Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. 10 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, 8:15 p.m. Williams has worked in various Daily — annual visitation and blessing of parishion­ Friday and 9:45 a.m. Saturday. (643-9563) > by a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10a.m. Roman Catholic The Christian Singles Club will meet Sunday at 7 parishes from Sweden to Tri­ Euggiw Brawtr ers’ homes. church school. (6^-9941) Church ef 'the Assumptlen, Adorns p.m. at St. Christopher’s Church hall. Brewer Street, nidad, from New Jersey to Pint Cengrepotlenol Church of An­ Jowlsh — Roform Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Edast Hartford. Dan Laffin of the Hartford YMCA will Connecticut. dover, RouteO, Andover. Rev. RlchordH. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Saturday Emanuel Lutheran Taylor, pastor. Schedule: 9:30 o.m., Temple Beth HUM, 1001 Foster St. moss at 5; Sunday masses at 7:30,9,1 0 ;» speak on yoga and meditation. Refreshments will be He received his master’s of One of the many eyidences that Sunday school, all ages; 11 a.m., Sunday Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- and noon. (6432195) served. This meeting is open to people of all faiths. worship, nursery core provided. (742- tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each divinity degree in 1969 from the Bible was not of human origin Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for St. Baithelemew's Church, 741 E. Those who are not club members will be charged $2. 7696) Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Middle Turnpike, Monchester. Rev. Lutheran Theological Seminary Is Its portrayal of men. It candidly the coming week inciude; P in t Cengrepotlenol Church of Ceven- second Friday of each month. (644-0466) AAortln J. Scholskv, pastor. Soturdov in Gettysburg, Pa., and did his declares all to be sinners (Rom. trv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Bruce moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 0:30,10 Sunday — 8:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:45 a.m., Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wonhip; 9:X postgraduate study in ecumen­ 3:9-10), pointing out the villainy Sunday church school; 10 a.m.. Worship & Music and 11:30 a.m. a.m., church school In Church Lone Luthoran St. Bridget Church, 70 AAain St., Singers invited ism at Uppsala University, even of Its heroes. And It sets Comihittee; 11' a.m., worship; 2 p.m., youth ice House. Nursery core provided. (742-0407) Cencordla Lutheran Church (L C A ), 40 Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and Sweden. During this same time forth laws and principles which skating. Second Cengnpottenol Church, 305 N. Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold T . Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-postors. Singers are invited to join the Cantata Singers of the Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. he also served as pastor of Taky cut across the grain of human Monday — 6:45 p.m.. Scouts. Wongerln, osslstont pastor. Schedule: 0 Saturday moss 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at First Church of Christ in Old Wethersfield. The Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship a.m., holy communion, nursery core; 7:30,9,10:30 and noon. (6432403) Parish, Church of Sweden, desires and preferences. ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard; 1:30 p.m., Lydia service, Sunday school, ond nursery for 9:15 o.m., church school, Christian St. Je w el Church, 096 AAain St., projected work is a complete performance of “ The s children; 6:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, Passion According to St. John” by Johann Sebastian Stockholm. Surely men would never have Circle; 7:30 p.m., Claudia Circle at J. Stephenson. (649-2063) growth hour, nursery care; 10:30 a.m. holy communion, nursery core. (649 Rev. David Baronowskl, Rev. Joseph Bach. The Hartford Chamber Orchestra will provide developed a system so demand­ Wednesday — 6 to 8 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Second Cengnpottenot Church of Cov­ 5311) Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ He was awarded a doctorate of Center; 7:45 p.m. Emanuel Choir. entry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Rmunuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m .; Sunday the accompaniment. Rehearsals are held in the choir ministry in 1986, from the Gradu­ ing. Indeed, to pagan deities, in­ Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regular masses at 7:30,9,10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 vented by men, were attributed all Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 p.m., Beile schedule: 10 a.m., wonhip; 8 o.m., St., AAanchester. Rev. Janet Landwehr, room and will last from 7:30 to 9:15 p.m. The first ate Theological Foundation? No­ pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor p.m. (6434129) rehearsal will be Tuesday, Jan. 27. Those interested in the carnal perversities common Choir. No Confirmation Resource Center; 6; 30 to 8:30 DIal-A-Rlde to church; 0:45 a.m., church emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., worship; St. AAory Church, 1600 Main St., tre Dame, Ind. p.m.. Together Thursday-confirmation. school, nursery to erode eight, odult 9:45 o.m ., church school; 11 a.m., Coventry. Father James J. Williamson, joining should call 563-7759, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., to mankind. And it you still doubt discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and fellow­ He is married to Jeanette L. Saturday — 10 a.m., youth worship rehearsal; 7 p.m. worship service, nursery. (643-1193) pastor. Masses: 5:15 p.m., Saturday; 9 :X Monday through Friday. The First Church of Christ is this self-serving nature of man, ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., Jr. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackma­ and 11 a.m. Sunday. Confessions 4;M to 5 Tobing, and the couple has three KIM-ERIC WILLIAMS basketball — Emanuel vs. South Methodist; 8 p.m. pilgrim fellotwship; 6 p.m., senior church located at 250 Main St. in Wethersfield. consider humanism's treatment tack St., AAanchester. Rev. Norman p.m. Saturday. (742-6655) children, Lovisa, Pia and Justin. . new Concordia minister A.A. school and Pilgrim fellowship. (742-6234) Swenson. Schedule: 0 and 11 a.m., Church ef St. AAourice, 32 Hebron Rood, of him. He becomes the be all, Tulcettvllle Cengregetlenel Church, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Main StreM and Elm Hill Rood, Talcot- worship services; 9;30a.m., BIbleschool. There will be a coffee hour after end all, endowed with virtue and (6492055) pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday Concordia Lutheran the inalienable capacity for good. tvllle. Co-poston: Rev. Ronald Baer and Latvian Lutheran Church of AAanches­ massesat7:X,9:15and11a.m. (643-4466) each of the services on Jan. 25 in Center Congregational Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10 a.m., wonhip ter, 21 Garden St., AAanchester. (643-2051) service and church school. (6490015) The following activities are planned for the coming Kaiser Hall, so that all members Surely experience has taught us Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, week at Concordia Lutheran C3)urch; Events scheduled next week at Center Congrega­ Route 31 and North River Rood, Coven­ Salvation Army can welcome Williams and his Send for a that without * divine help the tional Church are as follows: try. William Douthwalte, pastor. Sch^ Sutvollen Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Sunday — 8 a.m., communion service; 9:15 a.m., family. human family sinks ever deeper dule: 10:15 a.m. worship service; 9 o.m. chester. M ai. and Mrs. Reginald Russell. Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worshio; nursery and church school; (^iristian Growth Hour: Brahms Into moral degeneracy. The Covenant Bible class (742-7540) 9:X a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., His installation will take place FREE toddler care; 10:15 a.m., confirmation; 11:15 a.m., Zion Evonpellcal Lutheran Church hollneu meeting; 6 p.m., salvation Requiem Study, leader David L. Almond; 10;30 a.m., pervasive weakness of humanism Trbrilv Covenant cnurch, 302 Hackma­ communion service. social hour: 7 p.m. new membei's conversations. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High meeting. (6497707). March 8 at 4 p.m. Communion Is Its incapacity for dealing with tack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman streets, AAanchester. Rev. Charles W. BIBLE STUDY Monday — 7:30 p.m. Grace Group. Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Monday — 7 p.m. Stewardship/Evangelism will be celebrated and the Clarion sin and guilt. Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine worship; Committee. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 7 p.m., worship services; 9:30a.m., BIbleschool. 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; Holy Com­ Brass Quintet will assist in the (649-2055) Unitarian UnIversallBt Tuesday — 6 p.m. catechetics classes: 6:30 p.m.. COURSE cookbook committee; 7:30 p.m., “ Our Mortality” , munion first and third Sunday. (6494243) Unitarian Universallst Sodety-Bost, service. CHURCH OF CHRIST dealing with getting your house in order. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Children’s Choir; 8 p.m., Concordia Church Women; (English, Spanish) Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers; 10 a.m., Methodist Diana Heath, minister. 10:» a.m., ser­ basketball practice. The Rev. Harold R. Wimmer, LydBlI B fid V*rnon S lr t B la Episcopal vice. Nursery core and youth religious Wednesday — 10:30 a.m., agoraphobia support bishop of the New England Synod, 394 Lydall Street Bethany Group; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Belten Untied Methodist Church, 1041 education. Coffee hour after service. Phont: 646-2903 Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Bethel Bible series. St. Oeerge’s Bpiscepai Church, USD Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart (646-5151) group; 7:45 p.m. Cktncordia Choir. LCA, will officiate and a recep­ Manchester, C T 06040 Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. tion will follow the service.

\ H » t* M i « •»l 4 i I i ( Better use frankness with mother-in-law Weddings/Engagements Valentine’s dinner-dance DEAR ABBY: I just Abby, you said, “ Don’t look a gift If a woman should suspect that read your answer to horse in the mouth.’ I beg to differ with “ Getting Ulcers” whose someone is hiding in her car, she should you there. One would be wise to look a get to the nearest phone and call the promises to be lots of fun mother-in-law had gift horse in the mouth. An old horse moved in with one of her police. Robbery is bad enough, but rape Dear Abby costs a lot more to feed and care for, and is a horror no woman should ever daughters for “ just a few may not be worth keeping. This column is prepared by the staff of experience. months” and stayed for Abigail Van Buren JANET IN DULUTH the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. eight years. And now she S’HLL TREMBLING wants to visit her son for DEAR JANET: Maybe so. But it’s a By Joe DImlnIco Senior Citizens ” a few months.” You DEAR S’TILL: Thank you for caring Activities Specialist lot easier to get rid of a white elephant enough to write. Men should take this said to let her come for a than an old horse. specified length of time, advice, too. Also, it need not be Greetings, nighttime — such incidents have oc­ but it should be clearly understood by It’s a whole lot easier to refuse to let DEAR ABBY: Something happened The Manchester Senior Citizens’ yearly income of $18,000 or less qualify. the mother-in-law that her stay will not curred in broad daylight. Locking one’s Center will sponsor a Valentine’s Day someone put his foot in your door than to in our town recently, and I will not be car does not always ensure safety. Those presenting the card indicate to be indefinite. get him out once he’s in. able to sleep until I write this letter. dinner-dance on Feb. 13 from 6 to 10 p.m. their physicians that they qualify for Abby, please hqrry to your telephone Experienced thieves can get into locked A delicious dinner consisting of baked NO ULCERS IN GEORGIA Abby, please warn all women never to cars easily — even in a parking lot or an Medicare. and call “ Getting Ulcers” long distance get into their cars at night without first stuffed chicken with broccoli and Please make note of the following at my expense and advise her to tell her indoor multilevel parking facility. Also, cheese, baked potato with sour cream, DEAR NO ULCERS: My mail is waildng all the way around the car and carry a flashlight and look underneath Thursday programs: mother-in-law that since they have no running 100-to-l against my suggestion looking through the windows to be sure vegetables, dessert, and beverage will Jan. 22 — Eleanor Coltman on the guest room, they will be glad to rent her your car. Criminals have been known to be served at 6 p.m. Dancing will begin at that mother-in-law come to visit only if nobody is hiding inside. hide there. Readers, take heed, and history of shade tobacco, a room in a nearby motel, but under no it’s made clear in advance how long her A woman had just left a restaurant 7 p.m. with music being provided by DJ Jan. 29 — Illing Junior High School have a safer 1987! circumstances should she let her move stay would be. So, your “ no foot in the alone and got into her car to drive home. Jack Coleman. The affair is 87. Buy Jazz Band. into their home for even one night! tickets in the front office. door” advice was better than my One man had been hiding on the floor of Feb. 5 — Movie, “ Long Tidal River.” Surely, an able-bodied 65-year-old foot-in-mouth suggestion. her car in the back seat, and another There are openings for the following Feb. 26 — Barbershop quartet. CONFIDENTIAL ’TO D.L. IN IOWA woman with no money problems can man was hiding on the floor in the front classes: Seniors are encouraged to register for CI’TY: You speak so much of being find some way to fill her time without DEAR ABBY: I have to agree with seat on the passenger side. They forced Ceramics — Monday and Friday, 9:30 the financial-planning seminars sche­ “ good.” Please define goodness. As moving in on her married children. you on the point regarding “ recycled her to get into the back seat, then drove G.K. (Hiesterton said: ‘”Tbe word ‘good’ to 11:30 a.m. Instructor Elsie Meyers. duled for March 9 from 10 to 11:15 a.m. Introduce her to a church group, urge Begins Jan. 26. gifts.” It is the thought that counts. her to a secluded area where they both has many meanings. For example, if a ’The following is the class outline: her to do some kind of volunteer work, or However, the gift-giver may be think­ raped her. Then they emptied her purse Drivers’ education — ’Tuesday and March 9 - Getting your financial house man were to shoot his grandmother at a join a senior citizens club. Invite her for ing, “ How can I get by cheaply, and get of all her cash, threw her out and drove range of 500 yards, I should call him a Wednesday, Jan. 27 and 28, 12:30 to 4 in order dinner and take her out occasionally, p.m. Instructors are Irwin Lloyd and rid of something I don’t want?” (Such away. (Her car was later found. good shot, but not necessarily a good March 16 - Fiscal checkup, but move in with you — never! “ thoughts” I don’t need.) abandoned.) Mrs. Dennis A. Lubin Donna Saindon Harry Reinhom. Those who complete questionnaire. man.” and Thomas Duff the class will receive 5% reduction on March 23 - Understanding investment Lubin-Joseph insurance premiums, as required by objective. state law. March 30 - Understanding investment Genital rashes often have many causes Carol Joseph, daughter of Mrs. Kurt Saindon-Duff Line dancing — Wednesday, 9:30 to objective, continued. 10:30a.m. (advanced) hnd 10:30toll:30 Joseph of 545 E. Center St., and Dennis Last, our condolences to the O’Neill DEARDR.GO’TT: I’ve Mr. and Mrs. Roland Saindon of a.m. (beginners) Instructor Anita doctors and have taken many pills, but indicating dysplasia on the cervix. The A. Lubin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Lubin family over the recent passing of our been prescribed Newington announce the engagement of White. Begins Jan. 28. haven’t had any results. What is your dysplasia was frozen off. How is this of West Hartford, were married Nov. 23 good friend. Tommy O’Neill. Tommy, a Monistat-Derm (2 per­ their daughter, Donna Marie Saindon, to Oil painting — ’Tuesday, 9:30 to 11:30 advice? done and what does the biopsy mean? at Temple Beth Sholom. The bride is Thomas James Duff, son of Mr. and former Mr. Senior Citizen and longtime cent) for a genital rash. also the daughter of the late Kurt a.m. Instructor Kay Hendrickson. Beg­ Mrs. Harold Duff of 53 Pioneer Circle. active member at the center, will Is the rash a fungus? How DEAR READER: The causes of DEAR READER: The Pap smears Joseph. ins Feb. 2. Dr. G ott The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of certainly be missed but not forgotten. ca n a fungus be tremors or shaking in the elderly can be suggested — and the biopsy confirmed Rabbi Leon Wind and Rabbi Richard Crewel — Wednesday, 9:30 to 11:30 Newington High School and a 1986 contracted? Peter Gott, M.D. elusive. Parkinson’s disease is certainly — the presence of abnormal cells in your Flavin officiated at the traditional a,m. Instructor Rosemary Cornelius. Menu for the week: graduate of the University of Connecti­ Monday — None a possibility, but other causes have to be cervix. “ Dysplasia” means that there .Tewish ceremony. The bride was given Begins Feb. 4. cut. She is employed by Deloitte Haskins Tuesday — grilled-cheese sandwich, DEAR READER: If considered, too. If you have had no were pockets of tissue that didn’t look '!! marriage by her brother, Harvey Caning — Wednesday, 9:30 to 11:30 and Sells, Hartford, as an accountant. soup, dessert, beverage. you have genital Candida, results from anti-ParUnson treatment, right. A cone biopsy, or the more recent oseph, and her mother. a.m. Instructor C^sey Parkinson. Beg­ The prospective bridegroom is a 1981 Wednesday — American chop suey, a type of fungus, the your doctors surely will wish to obtain a technique of freezing the area, will Mrs. Mark Merin, sister of the bride, ins Feb. 4. Monistat should do the graduate of Manchester High School Pine-cone wreaths — Thursday, 9:30 vegetable, roll, dessert, beverage. third — or even a fourth — opinion. Ask remove (or destroy) the abnormal cells. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were trick. However, genital rashes can have and a 1984 graduate of Computer to 11:30 a,m. Instructors Leona Juros Thursday, — baked chicken, sweet one person’s warm moist area to for a referral to the neurology clinic at a If you had a cancer, the biopsy would Mrs. Harvey Joseph, sister-in-law of the Processing Institute. He is employed as potato, vegetable, roll, dessert, other causes, including other yeasts. If another’s — as any athlete’s-foot teaching hospital. Your tremor may be have shown it. You probably had a bride, and Mrs. Seymour Feldblum, and Peggy Henrick. Begins Feb. 5. a systems analyst for Aetna Life & the. rash doesn’t clear up in a couple of sufferer can testify. treatable once the diagnosis has been pre-cancerous condition, but it has now sister of the groom. In addition, the center will offer a beverage, Casualty Co., Hartford. Friday — ’Tuna-salad sandwich, soup, weeks, you will require further tests, established. been eradicated. Nonetheless, you will Randy Rubin, the groom’s brother, home-repair demonstration series. The such as a skin culture and scraping, to A fall 1988 wedding is planned at St. first class will be on plumbing. The dessert, beverage. DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 80 and my left need periodic gynecological examina­ was best man. Ushers were Sam identify the cause of the eruption. Mary’s Church, Newington. instructor will be Robert Worden, a Scores: hand shakes. ’The doctors- say I have DEAR DR. GOTT: I had Class II and tions and Pap tests in the future to make Rosenfield and Jon Thierfeld. The Jan. 9 setback: Anna Welskopp 135; Fungus infections can be spread from Parkinson’s disease. I’ve been to two Class in Pap smears and a biopsy sure that no dysplasia grows back. runner was brought by Jonathan Merin master plumber. The series will cover Ada Rojas 125; Amelia Anastasio 122; and Seth Merin, nephews of the bride. soldering, replacement of packings, Betty Jesanis 122; Frank Beccio 119; After a reception at Imperial Cater­ toilet repair, faucet repair, caulking, traps, overall maintenance and preven­ Grace Donnelly 117. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ing, East Windsor, the couple left on a Jan. 12 pinochle; Ada Rojas 748; Feds encourage recycling trip to Mexico. They are making their tion. The first class will begin on Feb. 17 Martin Bakston 743; Adolph Yeske 736. home in Manchester. with two groups of 15. The first group will meet from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and the Jan. 13 bowling; Mike Pierro 246,632; CHICAGO (AP) — With waste paper the solid waste stream.” The bride is a graduate of Manchester Harvey Duplin 500; Paul Desjeunes 522; High School, Manchester Community second group will meet from 10:30 to estimated to make up 30 to 40 percent of the Currently, approximately 20 million short Jim Stackpole 508; Herb Tedford 518; College and the University of Connecti­ 11:30 a.m. nation’s waste, the federal government and tons of waste paper are recovered each year Ed Lithuin 508; Phil Washburn 522; Max cut. She is employed by Luettgens Ltd., Special thanks to New Hope Manor for many state and local agencies are taking steps for recycling, about 3.5 million short tons of Smole 5227; Jim Fee 213, 534;. Stan Hartford, as an accounts-payable its generous donation of teoks to the to encourage greater use of recycled paper, which are exported to Japan, South Korea, manager. library. The books, many on the Zaimor 201; Frank Watruba 202; Andy reports Philip A. Alpert, president of the Taiwan, Mexico and other countries with Lorenzen 508; Al Rodonis 203, 567; Bill The bridegroom is a graduate of best-seller list, will certianly be read by Paper Stock Institute of America. scarce forest resources, he said. Olcavage 511; Ed Adams 509; Leo Conard High School and Central Con­ many. “ Paper stock,” he explains, is the industry ‘"This helps offset our country’s serious Leggitt 531; Harold Wolfe 508; Harold necticut State University. He is em­ Seniors are reminded to take advan­ term for waste paper that has been recovered, balance of trade and balance of payments ployed by the State of Connecticut as a tage of the courtesy card provided by Hinkel 200, 534. processed and packaged to technical specifi­ positions,” he said. Ginger Yourkas 478; Cathy Ringrose librarian at the Librarj for the Blind the Hartford County Medical Associa­ cations by industry dealer-processors. It is tion. Those with a yearly income of 214, 534; Hilma McComb 214, 462; used by paper and board mills in the Despite the favorable trends, however, and Physically Handicapped in Rocky Alpert cautions against what he claims are Hill. $15,000 or less ora married couple with a Yolanda Burns 180, 464; Pat Olcavage manufacture of new products. 181, 183, 524; Joan Allard 464. “ The U.S. Environmental Protection “ attempts to establish waste recovery pro­ HIGH VOLUME BUSINESS Last Week’s Scores; Ed Yourkas 216, Agency will soon issue new guidelines to help grams which bypass recycling operations that 545; Harold Hinkel 224, 587; Ed Adams increase purchase of paper made with have been In existence for decades. Eatabllshed restaurant with downtown history and About Town 211, 539; Frank Watruba 200; John recycled raw materials by federal govern­ “ Such measures as mandatory waste paper repeat cliental. Family atmosphere with a menu of Schiebenflug 562; Jim Fee 562; John ment agencies,” said Alpert, a partner with collection systems, legislation to control the home>styled meals. Now serving breakfast and Kravonktka 205, 536; Phil Washburn National Fiber Supply Co. in Chicago. flow of this material to designated facilities, afternoon meals. Could be expanded into evening ‘Feeling Fine’ 534; Mike Pierro 214, 561. Six states have already established such and government programs to fund waste Bolton has screenings ‘Silly nighf Is set Viola Pulford 195, 202, 547; Yolanda purchasing policies, he points out. ’They are paper recovery activities that compete meals. Guaranteed money maker, experienced staff BOLTON — The Bolton Senior Citi­ Manchester Grange 31 will have a Burns 190, 480; Eleanor Berggren 195, California, Florida, Maryland, Michigan, unnecssarily with private industry could have available. Seats 64 patrons. Includes all equipment zens will see a -film, “ Feeling Fine “ Silly Night” program Wednesday at 8 484; Harriett Giordano 473; Ginger New York and Oregon. Numerous corpora­ disastrous effects on paper recycling. and inventory. Owner says “Time he stopped working Program,’ ’ by the American Heart BOLTON — A blood pressure screen­ Yourkas 177, 459; Ginny Starkey 459; tions, boards of education and private ing for Bolton residents will be held p.m. at the Grange Hall on Olcott Street. “ They could,” he asserts, “ force the closing and started enjoying life." Association on Jan 28 at 1 p.m. ’There will also be an auction table. Byrtle Lingham 488; Pat Olcavage 176, companies have implemented similar pro­ ’The program is part of the continuing- ’Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Bolton 463; Cathy Ringrose 476. grams, he adds. of many taxpaying recycling companies and Asking >90,000. education programs offered at the Pharmacy, Bolton Notch. The screening Jan. 14 pinochle: Dom Anastasio 793; ‘"This is a positive way to increase paper force thousands of their employees out of Bolton Senior Center by Visiting Nurse is conducted by Visiting Nurse & Home Betty Jesanis 772; Margaret Wright 761; recycling levels on a regular, sustained work.” CALL k Home Care of Manchester in co^unc- Care of Manchester in conjunction with Carl Popple 745; Edith Albert 740; Rene basis,” Alpert said. “ Policies like these help the Bolton Health Department. The Sunset Club meets Recycling activities that duplicate opera­ tion with the Bolton Health Department. Malre738; Ann Fisher 735; Gert McKay create dema i for recyclable fiber by the tions of established recycling companies, or Q n lu iK vi JACKSTON 646-1316 service is free to Bolton residents. The programs are on the third ’The Sunset Club will meet ’Tuesday at 733; Leon Fallot 729. nation’s pape.- mills and paperboard manu­ compete with them for the limited markets for Ask for Wednesday of each month. A free blood 1 p.m. at the Manchester Senior Jan. 14 bridge: Doris McCarthy 5,790; facturers. This will eventually result in the recovered waste paper, hamper waste control ^ SHOWCASE Similar screenings are held the fourth nnl Ray Lima pressure screening is conducted at the Citizens’ Center on East Middle Turn­ Lillian Evans 4,860; Nadine Malcom recovery of additional tonnages of paper from efforts, he says. same time. For information, call ’Thursday of each month. For informa­ pike. The club will bold a teacup auction 4,560; M.ColpitU 4,450; Sol Cohen 4,240; 647-1481. tion, call the visiting nurses at 647-1481. before the meeting. Tom Regan 8,800. 10 years after Gilmore execution, ^ 0 , Death Row USA continues to grow HUNTSVILLE. Texas (AP) - In the to crime and violence. ’They want it row appeals. Judge John Godbold, chief chilly midnight still, the state of Texas sent because they think the son of a bitch should judge of the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of a lethal mix of poisons coursing through die.” Appeals until this fall, estimates each of Associated Press Michaei Wayne Evans’ veins. Death row’s population is booming; the 45 to 55 death penalty cases his court DEATH PENALTY Strapped to a specially designed table, When Gary Gilmore died, 460 people were reviews each year equals 30 other cases in Evans finished a brief statement and under death sentence; today, 1,838 await terms of Ume and effort. I'? I ■ ' ■ ..1 1. In g en e ra l, do you A inmates a month to law in a weekend. men and one woman have been put to its death row, the nation’s largest with 259 “ Now I ’m not sure if you started in Don't krKMr. rto answer 3% death. In the years to come. Death Row inmates. Ten years ago the population was January if you could know it all by June,” 2. Which of the foMowing USA is likely to become more entrenched, 82. Although 16 men have died in the state’s he said. murder cases, if any. would more routine and more efficient in the electric chair, the stream of new inmates But there are signs the legal steps to you consider justification numbers it sends to the executioner. has strained the system. execution are quickening. Today, the U.S. death row population is ‘It’s a constant cause of concern,” said Ten years ago six of lOdeath row inmates fbr the death penalty^ four times as large as it was in 1977. Richard Dugger, outgoing warden of had sentences overturned or reduced. If especially brutal------84% Constitutional questions about capital Florida State Prison in Starke. “ We’re Today, it is 40 percent. .L. Wmm 8 murder lor hire 74% punishment have become a body of law constantly displacing other inmates to Some federal circuits have cut filing make room for them.” time for capital cases. Florida requires H victim was a child------80% crowding federal court dockets. Florida has established a special office to handle Texas, with 242 inmates, has some 70 death row inmates to begin their appeals H victim was a pokoe death appeals; Texas has built a factory to murder trials under way where the death within two years. ’There was previously no offioar— ------82% keep death row inmates busy. penalty is sought. It has executed 20 men limit. 8 victim was a prison since 1982. California, with 204 on death Major constitutional issues used for ' guard- Y E T DEBATE over the death penalty row, adds three inmates a month. Its last appeals are becoming scarce as the 8convictedof killing has quieted. Despite arguments about its execution was in 1967. Supreme Court rules on more and more fairness and effectiveness, 86 percent of The number of death sentences being cases. more than one person — 83% the people questioned in a new Media handed down is even higher than reflected “ As the body of case law continues to Norte Of these------1% General-Associated Press poll favored the by prison populations. grow, we lose some issues and that cuts off DonT know, rto answer— 4% death penalty. From 1977 to 1985, 2,110 persons were avenues to pursue,” said Tanya Coke, 2L Do you 8iink the deatft Only 33 percent saw its main objective as sentenced to die while 889 left death row director or research for the NAACP deterring crime. Fifty percent didn’t after winning new trials or resentencing defense fund. penalty should be impoeed believe death sentences are handed out from state and federal courts. In a major case now before the court, for crimes otter than fairly. The number of death penalty reversals McCleskey vs. Kemp, attorneys allege a murder, or is murder the Even opponents believe capital punish­ reflects an increase in the amount of racial bias in capital punishment, claiming m . ortly crime 8tat should be ment will be with us through the next capital punishment law as dramatic as the the murder of white victims is more likely punished by death? generation. growth of death row. to result in a death sentence than the killing "W e live in a culture that is in a very bad The Supreme Court has issued some two of blacks. For murder ortly------47% mood,” said Henry Schwarzschild, head of dozen death penalty edicts in the past 10 If the court agrees, it could halt capital For oOter crimes— -4 7 % the American Civil Liberties Union’s years, making it one of the premier punishment in this country. If the justices Don't krtow. rto answer— 8% Capital Punishment Project. "People no constitutional issues of the decade. reject the argument, a major issue of longer want the death penalty as an answer Lower courts are swamped with death appeal will disappear. Executions fail to relieve pain By The Associated Press crisis,” he said. “ The person you victed of raping and stabbing their thought you were, with the world 18-year-old daughter. Faith, in 1980. The death of Chester Wicker view you thought you had, becomes The Mandevelle, La., couple brought peaceful sleep to Vaugh- insane and doesn’t work.” lobbied hard for Willie’s execution, nita Fielder. Vaughnita Fielder often uses the writing their congressman, gover­ The suburban Houston woman word “ insane” when she describes nor and the president. had the first good night’s rest in six herself in the days following her “ I had to think how I would feel if years after hearing her daughter’s daughter’s murder. he got out and killed again,” said ■P»- murderer had been executed. Suzanne Knuth was 23 when she Mrs. Harvey. “ I could never have But there has been little peace for was abducted, assaulted and buried faced another human being and not Vem Harvey, not even two years alive on a Galveston beach. She was pushed to see the sentence carried after he watched his stepdaughter’s missing 18 days before her body out.” killer die in Louisiana’s electric was found. ’The Harveys have become active chair. “ My whole way of thinking supporters of the death penalty and Harvey’s voice still breaks when changed,” said Ms. Fielder. victims’ organizations. But the he talks about her death. " I don’t ‘”rhere was a time there where I healing remains unfinished. think anything is going to take this have no idea why I was doing and “ I ’ve heard people say that it’s pain away,” he said. saying the things I did.” been a long time and it should be The execution of a convicted Ms. Fielder attended Wicker’s over,” said Harvey, a retired murderer carries different emo­ trial and found a certain relief when carpenter. “ I don’t guess there’s tions for his victim’s family. For he was sentenced. But each new any getting over it. It’s the families some there is the relief of a appeal forced her to relive her loss. who serve the life sentence after a long-awaited finale. Others find “ It would bring out all that I had murder.” consolation knowing the murderer tucked away and learned to live The long wait for a death will never kill again. with,” she said. sentence can transform victims’ But for many, the desolation of Ms. Fielder said she could finally families into activists. murder remains after the death rest easy the night Wicker died. “ A capital case takes a long sentence is carried out. “ It was like a sleeping pill,” she time,” said Stein. “ That puts the "F o r some families it is just the said. “ I was asleep IS minutes after families into a state of irresolution AP photo beginning of the grieving process,” a reporter called to say he was for years and years and years, with said John Stein, deputy director of dead. a fixation on the death penalty as Vaughnita Fielder of Houston holds a photo the Washington-based National Or­ “ It won’t bring my daughter the only way out.” ganization for Victim Assistance. back, but maybe it will keep of her daughter, Suzanne, who was J

Stein, whose group counsels something like it from happening The 10-year wait to see his son’s murdered in 1980. Fielder says she had her ' • K i l victims and their families, said the again,” she said of the execution. killer die turned Jack Stewart, a first good night’s sleep in six years upon m urter of a loved one leaves deep Vem and Elisabeth Harvey found •2-year-old Jacksonville, Fla., hearing that the man convicted of killing her em^onal scars. similar comfort in the death of man, into an outspoken critic of the “ With it comes an existential Robert Lee Willie, the man con­ courts. daughter had been executed. \ .’c’')'.'/A '.’.''■ I .■?.'*A ' I >:’ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Jan. 17. 1W7 —13 Between the Lines n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 17.1987 Profile The stoiy behind the story Lloyd Boutilier By Josie Ago 39 Born Aug. 2, 1947 Marital atatua married Q. Please tell me when Valerie BertinelU and Eddie Van Halen Q. Please tell me about the sexy Powers Boothe. I just love him Occupation restaurant owner- were married and where he’s from. Kathy Meade, VerdunvUle, on HBO’s Philip Marlowe series. N. & J. DeVoe, Clinton, Iowa IV. Va. A. He’s 36, from Synder, Texas, the son of a cotton farmer and Favorite restaurant Gino’s Pizza, Glastonbury A. They were married in 1981; they’d met the year before his wife. He was clearly more interested in acting than farming Favorite food Italian backstage at a Van Halen concert in Shreveport, La., where her and earned a bachelor’s in fine arts from Southwest Texas State Favorite beverage draft beer parents live. (Her brother was a big fan — she wasn’t — and had University and a master’s in fine arts from Southern Methodist L Favorite sport baseball urged her to go along. She, obviously, became a fan soon after.) University. After graduation, he moved to Ashland, Ore., to join Eddie and his brother Alex were bom in the Netherlands where Roots lor New York Yankees the Shakespeare Theater there. Two years later, he moved to New Favorite hobby coaching kids their mother was a noted pianist and their father, a clarinetist with York to see what he could do in theater. the Amsterdam Concertgebow Orchestra. For nine months, he did nothing, with the exception of Idea of a good vacation a warm place auditions and a job at the theatrical restaurant-hangout Sardi’s. What you do to relax watch TV Eventually, though, he got two lines in a production of “Richard Type of entertainment preferred watching sports H” at Lincoln Center and a role in “As the World Turns” M Favorite TV show "Family Ties” followed by steady work at the American Shakespeare Festival in Favorite entertainer Michael G. Fox Stratford, Conn. A couple of years later, he landed on Broadway Favorite actor Kirk Douglas in the Texas-set drama “Lone Star,” which brought him to the Kind of music preferred light country western attention of casting agents, and then to Los Angeles, where he was cast in the pilot of the short-lived Karl Malden series Favorite Song "My Way,” by Frank Sinatra “Skag.” Favorite magaxine Sports Illustrated A TV movie, “The Plutonium Experiment,” followed, and the Favorite book “The Bronx Zoo,” Sparkey Lyle next year, 1980, he won the role that would bring him to national Favorite stofe In Manchester Manchester Hardware attention, that of the Rev. Jim Jones in the TV movie “The Favorite spot In Manchester Fitzgerald Field Guayana Tragedy.” He won an Emmy for it — in a way that Car Chrysler New Yorker brought him even more attention — the telecast occurred during Pet two dogs, Smokey and Bandit the actors’ strike and he was one of the few actors to defy the ban on appearances and show up. Favorite color yellow s He followed that performance with a few movies, carefully i' Favorite quote "If you’ve got nothing to do, chosen, but not all successful; among them “Southern Comfort,” don't do it here.” “A Breed Apart,” “Red Dawn,” “The Emerald Forest” and the Best thing about Manchester lots of activities for kids Marlowe series. His new film, “Extreme Prejudice,” starring Worst thing about Manchester snow removal Nick Nolte, is due out in April. He and his wife, Pam, have a daughter, Parisse, 2'A; the Valerie Bertinelli Eddie Van Halen family lives both in Los Angeles and on a ranch in Texas. Powers Boothe

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Jan. 17.1987 Outlook WEEKEND TELEVISION sure to get lesulfs Discovering sex CLASSIFIED ADS Saturday, Jan. 17 643-2711 I learned about sex 5:00AM dD CNN News GD Follow Me GD U.S. Farm Report ®D Kidoo TV [C N N ] Crossfire [CNF ' jybreak through dirty jokes [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Ticket to Hollywood' [D K .^ouserciso Jackie Cooper hosts a cast of thousands (E* >^N] Auto Racing Michelle Mouton mi for a nostalgic look back at old Hollywood. explains Rally Racing. Hosted by Jackie Cooper. 1980. By Charles Saltzman on earth, having sex just like the [H B O ] MOVIE: 'BM X Bandits’ A trio of 5:05AM [D IS ] wait Disney Presents teenage bikers take on a gang of crooks. women in the dirty jokes. David Argue, John Ley. 1984. Rated PG. 5:30AM GD in n News hen I was a boy, Although it was hard for my r o m p t a r e [USA] Jimmy Swaggart P C (S ) Agricultural News more youngsters were mind to accept this, I had to [C N N ] Showbiz Today 7:30AM ® CBS Storybreak naive, shy and believe it becuse all these people [D IS ] Animal World CD Wonderama ® ABC Weekend Special: The Adven­ lacking in knowledge had children and that was IS HERE. 6:00AM ® Up Front (R) tures of a Two-Minute Werewolf (CC) A about sex than the possible only through sex dD Young Edition full moon has a peculiar effect on a teenage young people of relations. I went about in a daze dD David Toma Show boy. Part 2 of 2, (R), today. The Victorian code still for a time. My world had Ql) Tom & Jerry ® In Depth W toppled. (H CNN News GD Photon largely prevailed. Girls WITH AN ADDRESS G§) Porky Pig especially felt that early sex was I finally reconciled myself to © ) Superfriends dD G§) Kidd Video shameful and a sin. 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Kid never mentioned it, and the probably did sex against their ^ [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Harvey Middleman, [E S P N ] SportsCenter subject was not discussed in the will, gritting their teeth and Fireman' A mild-mannered firefighter [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Can't Stop the Music' longs to save a beautiful woman from a An autobiographical story of the formation small town where we first lived. bravely enduring it in order to raging inferno, when he finally gets his of the disco group. 'The Village People'. O f course, my knowledge get the children. Since sex was chance its love at first rescue. Gene Troob- Bruce Jenner, Valerie Perrine, Steve Gut- nick. Hermione Gingotd. Patricia Harty. tenberg. 1980. Rated PG. expanded quickly once we an ordeal to them and not done 1965. 8:00AM (7 ) Berenstain Bears (CC) moved to the city and I entered for pleasure, that made it all 6:1 5AM CE) Oavey & Goliath right. ® Woody Woodpecker the life of the streets. The other 6:30AM d ) Young Universe (R). 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I thought surprised me that they would ® Lazer Tag Academy 8 ) Wall Street Journal Report it was just a form of humor and stop the game when girls passed GD El Club 700 GD El Tesoro del Saber GD Photon graffiti on walls. by to look them over, make @ ) GED Course [C N N ] Faces 1987 A half hour special [C N N ] Daybreak Then when I learned that sex wisecracks, engage in banter and previewing the names and faces expected [DIS] Dumbo's Circus was really done by people, I join them if an opportunity to be in the news this year. [ESPN] Spaedweek thought it was just an activity of offered, abandoning the game. [D IS ] Wish Upon a Star plies. 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In [C N N ] Sports Tonight ® MOVIE: 'Master Qunfighter' A man, [M A X ] Martin Mull Presents the His­ [C N N ] Faces 1 9 8 7 A half hour special GD Street Hawk tory of White People in America: White Stereo. [ESPN ] Sportscenter Saturday 1 2:4 0 A M [H B O ] m o v ie : ‘A v ie w to haunted by his participation in an Indian ACROSS DOWN previewing the names and faces expected [CNN] CNN News a Kill’ (CC) James Bond hunts a maniac Religion Rev. Prufrock's advice helps the 3 This Old House (CC). massacre, leaves his home in self'disgust. to be in the news this year. [T M C ] MOVIE: Torchlight' A couple's attempting to take over the world. Roger typically white Harrisons over the latest [H BO ] Don Johnson: The Making of Tom Laughlin, Ron O'Neal, Lincoln Kilpa­ 1 Petrie on "Cagriey & 2 Unwilling (D IS ] d t v marriage is threatened by the husband's bump in the road of life. [ESPN ] NHL Hockey: Teams to Be An­ 8 :4 5 P M Heartbeat Follow Don through the making Moore. Grace Jones. Christopher Walken. trick. 1975. Lacey" 3 Monogram for Thinnes nounced (3 hrs.) Live. of his first album. Including interviews and addiction to cocaine. Pamela Sue Martin, 1965. Rated PG. In Stereo. (X) MOVIE: 'Slstar Margaret ® Candlepin Bowfing (60 min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Conan the Barbarian' 5 Actor Everett 4 Clark Kent's girlfriend 9 :0 0 P M guest performances by Bonnie Raitl. Ron Steve Railsback. Ian McShane. 1984. O utlaw s In need of quick and the Saturday Night L ile s ' (CC) A Rated R. 3 MOVIE: 'Thank You Conan's life is traced, from the day his par­ 9 Vertical take-off: abbr. 5 Soon-Lee on 8:00P M C3D Wood and Whoopi Goldberg. (60 min.) In 1 2 :4 5 A M dD PELICULA: ' U Isla de la Muerte' Un money, the outlaws travel to New Orleans headstrong nun is determined to start a Mr. Moto’ Six scrolls to the secret of a ents are murdered by the evil Thulsa 10 "Some Like it —" "M*A*S*H*" Stereo. cientifico estudia y cultiva plantas carnivo- Doom, through his slavery as a young boy, to recover a cache of money buried by 'Ice' halfway house for women leaving prison 1 1 :40 P M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Hundra' fabulous Genghis Khan hidden treasure 12 • Just Want to Have 6 ID for O'Brien After her tribe is slaughtered, the sole sur­ ras en una apartada isla donde los visi- to the time he becomes a champion gladia­ in his younger days. (60 min.) on parole. Bonnie Franklin. Rosemary [MAX] MOVIE; 'Stand Alona' Forty bring seven people together. Peter Lorre, 7 Greek goddess of vivor fights to establish a new colony. tantes empiezan a desaparecer misteriosa- tor. Arnold Schwarzenegger, James Earl Fun" (clue to puzzle Clooney, Jeanette Amette. 1986. years after being decorated for valor, a Sidney Blackmer, John Cerradine. 1937. mente. Cameron Mitchell, Elisa Montes. answer) wisdom and arts C £ VOVIE: 'C at on a Hot 'Hn R oof Film World W ar II hero clashes with drug de­ Laurene Landon. John Ghaffari. 1984. Jones, Sandah) Bergman. 1982 Rated R. version of the Tennessee Williams classic ( X SD Ohara PREMIERE |CC| Offbeat Kay Fisher. 1972. 15 Ryan or Tatum 8 "Sledge Hammerl ” co- alers in his neighborhood. Charles Doming, 1 :0 0 A M XD Jeffersons about a woman and her alcoholic husband. Los Angeles detective Ohara puts his life 12:00AM (XD Telethon: Weekend 2 :0 0 P M CD College Basketball: Vil- 18 Late actress Lanchester star Pam Grier. 1985. Rated R. dZ) Sesame Street (CC). Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Burl Ives. on the line when he becomes convinced with the Stars A fund-raiser benefiting GD Dempsey 8i Makepeace A young mo­ lanova at Virginia (2 hrs.) Live. 20 Ms. Bagnold, author of 11 Gate" (clue to dJ) MOVIE: 'Up Periscope' A Navy lieu­ 1958. that the suspect arrested in a cop-killing is [U S A ] Alfred*Hitchcock Presanta victims of cerebral palsy featuring national del's murder leads Dempsey and Make­ tenant is ordered to get special photo­ ® Hogan's Heroes "National Velvet” puzzle answer) innocent. (60 min.) coverage from New York and Los Angeles peace to an international diamond­ 21 Evening: poetic 13 French island dD 3 Sidekicks (CC) Ernie and his friend 10 :3 0 P M (X) Black IMawa smuggling operation. (60 min.) graphs on a Japanese-controlled island. (24) Magic of Oil Painting try to nail a kidnapper and wind up getting d ) Entertainment This Week ETW talks with hosts Nancy Dussault, Florence Hen­ 22 Crippled 14 Audrey or Judy (S) INN Nawi James Garner. Edmond O Brien, Andra .d D M OVIE: 'Oliver!' A young orphan, arrested. to Mariette Hartley about her new assign­ derson, Dennis James. Wayne Newton, 3 Telethon: Weekend with tiw Stars A 24 Singer/actress Day 16 Tracy and Harriet John Ritter, Nancy Morgan Ritter and fund-raiser benefiting victims of cerebral Martin. 1959. taken in by a wealthy benefactor, is kid- ment as co-host of CBS-TV's 'The Morn­ Grant Perform era 25 "Arsenic and Old — ” 17 Goal (X) News Henry Winkler. (2 hrs.) [CNN] Newsday lapped by his old gang Mark Lester. ing Program". (60 min.) [D IS ] Bahind ttw Scanaa Worid of tha palsy featuring national coverage from 28 " — to Billy Joe" 19 "Designing Women" GD MOVIE:'Harper'A private detective, New York and Los Angeles with hosts [ESPN ] Sportscenter Saturday Oliver Reed. Ron Moody. 1968 o ( 3 3 ) Golden Girls (CC) A television star 'Silent One' 3 The Avengers 31 Actor Sharif star hired by a wealthy woman to find her miss­ Nancy Dussault, Florence Henderson. Den­ who is appearing in a local theatre produc­ 3 MOVIE: 'Guyana, Cult of the [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Torchlight' A couple’s (IS Connecticut Newsmakers 32 Title 23 Nearer ing husband, finds the husband dead. Paul [ESPN ] NFL Films Film highlights of Su­ nis James. Wayne Newton, John Ritter, tion romances Dorothy. Rose and Blanche. per Bowl XIV with the Pittsburgh Steelers Damned' Documentary detailing the tragic marriage is threatened by the husband’s d3) MOVIE; 'Lucifer Complex' A U N 34 Ms Spacek 26 French friend Newman, Julie Harris, Janet Leigh. 1966. Nancy Morgan Ritter and Henry Winkler. (2 In Stereo. and the Los Angeles Rams. events of Jonestown. Stuart Whitman. addiction to cocaine. Pamela Sue Martin. employee tries to convince the authorities 27 Royale ” hrs.) Continued. 36 He was Lou Grant 3 MOVIE: 'K i ^ ' The career of Nobel Gene Barry, Yvonne DeCarlo. 1980. Steve Railsback, Ian McShane 1984 that surviving Nazis are replacing world o 37 Connective with neither 29 Sam on "Cheers" Peace Prize-winning civil rights activist Dr. 3 National Geographic Special: Lions [U S A ] Alfrad Httcticock Prasanta [D IS ] MOVIE: The Black Hole' A fanatic (9 hrs.) Continued. Rated R leaders with obedient clones. Robert 39 Self 30 Scottish uncle Martin Luther King, Jr., one of the prime of the African Night (CC) A pride of 4 0 ® ) Telethon doctor and his robot crew prepare for a lions is studied during a night in the jungle. 3 3 3 News [U S A ] Robert Klein Time (R). Vaughn, Keenan Wynn. 1978 41 Cloak 33 Luther on "St. movers in the desegregation process of 1 1 :00 P M (X) dD (ID MOVIE; 'Yellowstone Kelly' A fur journey through a terrifying space pheno­ (60 min.) In Stereo. ($D El Mundo del Box (2 hrs ) 42 Slop the Music " Elsewhere" the 6 0 ’s, is dramatized. Paul Winfield, Ce­ dD MOVIE: 'Tha Taking of Palham Ona, trapper becomes involved in a Sioux nation menon • the black hole. Ernest Borgnine. 12:10P M [DIS] OTV Two, Thraa' Four men hijack a New York (^^ Motorweek 35 Days of — cily Tyson, Ossie Davis. 1977. Part 1 of 2. 3 PELICULA; 'Dicen Que Soy Mujer- uprising when an Indian maid is taken cap­ Maximilian Schell. Yvette Mimieux 1979. city subway train and demand a one million 1 2 :3 0 P M Q j Heroes: Made in the 36 Actor Baldwin 3 MOVIE; 'The Andromeda Strain' A iego' Las aventuras de un hombre que solo tive. Clint Walker, Edward Byrnes. John Rated PG. dS MOVIE: 'Fierce Boxer' dollar ransom. Walter Matthau, Roben Russell. 1959. U.S.A. 30 Trudy on "Miami Vice ’- remote spot in New Mexico is contami­ gusta de las mujeres, con excepcion de su [ESPN ] Rollermania (60 min.) abuela, que no le perdona sus travesuras Shaw, Manin Balsam. 1974. OD MOVIE; 'Shaolin Invincible Sticks' [ESPN] Steve Garvey Tennis Classic init. nated when a satellite crashes there re­ From Newpon Beach, CA. (60 min ) o o amorosas Pedro Infante, Silvia Derbez. M OVIE: 'Breaking Aw ay' Four teena­ Shaolin stick-fighting skills aid a man in de­ 40 Atlanta is its cap. leasing a deadly bacteria. Arthur Hill. David GD feating his family’s enemies. 1976 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Brewster's Millions' Wayne, James Olson. 1971. MOVIE: 'Suez' This is the story of gers challenge local college boys to a bicy­ Ferdinand de Lesseps and |he building of cle race. Dennis Christopher. Dennis Catalogue (CC) A minor league baseball player must ® ® Facts of Life (CC) While Natalie spend 30 million dollars in 30 days to in­ the Suez Canal. Tyrone Power, Loretta Quaid, Barbara Barrie. 1979. Aatrograph o o o goes on a buying spree after receiving her TV puzzle solution on page 32 Young. 1938. d§) You Write the Songs herit an even larger sum of money. Richard first credit card, Jo and Blair struggle to 3 Ghost Story [C N N ] Evans and Novak Pryor, John Candy, Lonetie McKee 1985. keep their New Year’s resolutions. In 3 Secret Agent Rated PG. o o o o o o Stereo. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tender Mercies' An ex- [D IS ] Edison Twins 3 Record Guide TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20) Stay on fa­ 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Health Week 3 Wild America: Woodies and Hood­ country-and-weslern singer tries to staa a [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic 3 MOVIE; 'Let's Scare Jessica To miliar turf or you might get yourself In­ ies (CC) The differences between the new life but his past catches up with him. City. NJ (90 min.) 2 :3 0 P M d D Essence Death' Voices from the dead haunt a volved in something you know little wood duck and the hooded merganser are Robert Duvall, Tess Harper, Betty Buckley. [H B O ]M O V IE ; 'M om m ie Dearest' Joan @ dD College Basketball: Gimes to be 1982. Rated PG. woman recovering from a nervous break­ about. That could cost you financially homa (2 hrs.) Live. (Michael Brandon) has his way their 3 What's Happening Now!! examined. Crawford's real life role is revealed as seen Announced Games featured in this time [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Conan the Barbarian' down. Zohra Lampen, Banon Heyman, and emotionally. (Tl) Puttin' on the Hite Lip-synced: Mike scheme won't work. (60 min.) Kevin O'Connor. 1971. ^ B i r t h d a y through the eyes of her daughter. Faye period are Miami at Kansas. Arkansas at 3 M am a's Family Mama and Naomi ar­ 3 MOVIE: 'Tattoo Oregon' A traveling Conan's life is traced, from the day his par­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Guard and the Mechanics' "All I Need Is a Mira­ boxer known as The Dragon foils the at­ Dunaway, Steve Forrest, Diana Scarwid. Houston and Bradley at UAB. (2 hrs.) Live. 3 ) Bodywatch; Mastering Pain (CC) range a blind date for lola. ents are murdered by the evil Thulsa GD Boxeo dasda Mexico (2 hrs.) against overreacting today if someone 1981. Rated PG cle” and Rosemary Clooney's "Anything The most current information on acute tempts of gangsters to rob a charily. Jimm ( 3 ) Back Pain d§) ABC News Doom, through his slavery as a ygung boy. Jan. 16,1967 Goes". chronic pain is examined. Wang Yu. 1981. 3 Sneak Praviewa In Stereo. you love doesn’t show proper gratitude 1 :0 0 P M d ] Jeffersons dD Pat Sullivan Show dD La Nueva Carabina de Ambrosio to the time he becomes a champion gladia­ for something you’ve gone out of your dD It Takes a Thief (3 ) The Saint 3 MOVIE: 'The Late Show' While tor. Arnold Schwarzer>egger. Janras Earl GD Dance Favar Judges: Phyllis Diller, co­ In the year ahead, you’ll establish sever­ MOVIE: 'Semi-Tough' Two football median Wil Shriner, Jesse Borrego way to do. (3D dZ) This Old House (CC) dD MOVIE: 'The Legacy' An American (S ) It's a Living searching for her cat, a lady and a crusty Jones, Sandahl Bergman. 1982. Rated R. players are rivals for the affections of the dD Punto de Encuentro Desde Espana. ("Fame"). Musical guest: Shirley Jones al major objectives lor yourself. What CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Try to ap­ [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch couple are among those summoned to a [C N N ] Pinnacle private eye unravel blackmail and murder. club owner's daughter. Burt Reynolds, Kris (60 min.) [CNN] Showbiz Wook ("Surrender"). makes this year so unusual Is the fact British mansion because of a supernatural Lily Tomlin. Art Carney. Bill Macy. 1977. 9 :1 0 P M preciate your mate today instead of Kristofferson. Jill Clayburgh. 1977. [D IS ] M O VIE; Rembrandt' This film de­ (SZ) Julia Child and More Company [D IS ] Still the Beaver that your goals are all likely to be legacy. Katharine Ross, Sam Elliot. 1979. GD .Yesenia (60 min.) 9 :3 0 P M l a Amen Deacon Frye’s [C N N ] Pinnacle finding fault with the little things he or (3D MOVIE: 'A Guide for the Married picts the erratic life of the great Dutch pain­ [CNN] Newswatch [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America attained. she does that displease you. Use com­ ter. Charles Laughton. Elsa Lanchester, eace ot­ QD [U SA] Senior Bowl: North vs. South tempting to take over the world. Roger mark, Felicia Farr, Ken Clark. 1956. Rated PG-13. In Stereo. their differences. Bob Hope. Rhonda Flem­ [H BO ] Not Necessarily tha N ew t In Vietnam veteran's horrid past begins to Moore, Grace Jones, Christopher Walken. dD Sabroshow Based on Richard Adams’ novel. Coura­ ing, Jim Backus. 1953. Stereo. haunt Nm and ruin his life, he tries to pull and do It anyway. Major changes are' tering won’t work as well as a sincere Live from Mobile, AL (3 hrs.) Live. geous rabbits try to build a new future for [T M C ] Short Film Showcase 1985. Rated PG. In Stereo. [C N N ] Prime News his life together by seeking help from a lo­ ahead for Capricorns In the coming apology. dS) Senior Bowl; North vs. South Live (SZ) Joy of Painting themselves when the forces of progress [M A X ] Martin Mull Preeents the Hie- 7 : 0 0 P M dD Agronsky & Company toiy of Whit# People In America: White cal Veteran's Center. Don Johnson, Lisa year. Send lor your Astro-Graph pre­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) If you're from Mobile, AL. (3 hrs.) 3 ;0 0 P M ([ID MOVIE: 'Masters of Kung drive them out of their home. 1978. Rated [HBO] MOVIE; 'National Lampoon's MOVIE: 'Journey into Midnight' A Religion Rev. Prufrock's advice helps the Blount. 1985. Rated R. dictions today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, Fu'A vicious gangster wins the position of PG. dD (SD 9 to 5 European Vacation' The Griswold family overly protective of those In your (§) WW F Superstars of Wrestling (60 two-pan suspense thriller: 1) A commer­ typically white Harrisons over the latest bodyguard in a martial arts contest. Ken takes Europe by storm when they win an [U S A ] Night Flight c/o of this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, charge today, the measures you'll use min.) cial anist, while at a costume pany, is [U S A ] Check It Out) dD 3 Wheel of Fortune bump in the road of life. King, Ku Feng. 1973. all-expenses-paid trip on a game show. Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to might not be understood or appreciat­ (2$ Home Seasoning taken into a tragic past; 2) An unscrupu­ dD It's e Uving 1 1 :30P M CE Solid Gold (60 min.) In lous opponunist tries to set himself up 5 :3 0 P M d l) What a Countryl Taylor Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Eric Idle 1 0 :0 0 P M X ) Now* Stereo. state your zodiac sign. ed. Loosen the reins. ( D ( ^ ' Pro Bowlers Tour: AC Delco dD Tales from the Darkside A pawnshop 1985. Distant Replay A look at the very first Classic Coverage of the $150,000 PBA with a wealthy widow. Chad Everett, Julie has a run-in with a new school official. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Business LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) People who Super Bowl. (60 min.) mannequin comes to life and wreaks CD S S Sponsor: For HIro (CC) Spenser d ) Star Search (60 min.) event is featured from Union City, CA. (90 Harris. Edward Fox. 1968. 3 @ Victory Garden [M A X ] MOVIE; 'CommarHio' (CC) A and pleasure don't mix well today, es­ like you will go out of their way to make havoc on those around her. becomes involved when a short-order 3 Tales from tha Darkside ® What About Women min.) Live. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Beau Brummel' Beau former veteran battles an old adversary in cook confesses a murder to his priest. (60 pecially romantic Intrigue. II you get in­ life easier for you today, but don’t take [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (1§) Charles in Charge (S) Let's Go Bowling MOVIE: 'Divorce. American Style' A Brummel leaves his mark on the morals an effort to rescue his kidnapped daughter. min.) (S) 19th Annual NAACP Image Awards volved, your secret won’t go their good deeds for granted. Try to (3D [ESPN ] NFL Films Film highlights of Su­ Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn Stevie Wonder, Whoopi Goldberg and couple starts divorce proceedings after 17 and fashion of eighteenth-century England. 3 Mama's Family Mama crusades undetected. dZ) Secret City per Bowl XIII with the Pitttsburgh Steelers Chong. 1985. Rated R. ClDTelothon: Weekend with the Stare A Paul Simon are among the presenters ap­ reciprocate. years of marriage. Dick Van Dyke. Debbie Stewan Granger, Elizabeth Taylor. Peter against pornography. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Agree­ [C N N ] Newsday and the Dallas Cowboys. fund-raiser benefiting victims of cerebral pearing on the annual awards presenta­ SCORPIO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) Be prudent Reynolds. Jason Robards. 1967. Ustinov. 1954. 3 Sports Talk (60 min.) [USA] MOVIE: 'Appointment' Edward palsy featuring national coverage from ments Into which you enter today regarding the types of activities In which [D IS ] M OVIE; 'Tramp at the Door' A fa­ [U S A ] Sanchez of Bel Air Woodward. Jane Merrow. 1981. tion. (90 min.) dD Soul Train [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min.) 3 Hee Haw Co-host: Glen Campbell. New York and Los Angeles with hosts should be thought through In every as­ you Involve yourself today. Don’t get in mily of three are enchanted by a strange [M A X ] MOVIE; 'American Flyers' (CC) 6 :0 0 P M ( D (3D 3 (SD News Guest: Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Nancy Dussault, Florence Henderson, Den­ 3 MOVIE: 'A Placa to Die' When the (3 ) Microwaves Are for Cookirtg 8:30PM CiD 3 Sledge Hammer (CC) doctor arrives in town with his new bride, a pect. If you impulsively say yes to be a over your purse. old man who drifts into their lives. Eric Pe­ Tw o brothers enter a grueling cross­ Keith Whitley, the Caner Family. (60 min.) nis James, Wayne Newton. John Ritter, terson. Ed McNantara. CD dD W hat's Happening Nowll Sledge loses his self-confidence when h i^ cult of devil worshipers coma to believe nice guy, you may get the short end. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) To­ dZ) Hometime country bicycle race the younger si­ Nancy Morgan Ritter and Henry Winkler. (2 ( 3 Benny Hill Show treasured gun is stolen by a group oi that she is to be their new leader. Alexan­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Temporarily [C N N ] Your Money bling learns he might have a fatal her^itary CD New Gidget Gail and Danni form an hoods. hrs.) day, if you’re in the company ol a per­ 1 :1 5 P M CB MOVIE: Th« Beast With 3 One Big Family Uncle Jake announces dra Hay, Bryan Marshall, Sally Stevens. shelve jobs today that you don’t enjoy Five Fingers' A hand without a body com­ condition that will soon kill him. David all-girl band. 3 3 Hunter Hunter heads for Australia son who hasn't been as fortunate as [ESPN ] 1987 Budweiser Truck and his plans to move to the South Pacific. dD Benny HHI 1973. doing. You’ll be far more proficient per­ mits murder. Robert Alda, Andrea King. Tractor Pull Championships From New Grant. Kevin Costner. 1985. Rated PG-13. dD Fame Tragedy strikes the school when to solve a murder case involving his former you've been recently, don’t flaunt your 3 3 2 2 7 When Sandra begins datirig a ® Tatothon: Waakand wtth tha forming the same tasks when you're in a Peter Lorre. 1946. Orleans, LA. (60 min.) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Superman' An infant Nicole is killed in a car accident. (60 min.) djft Barney Miller girl friend. (60 min.) In Stereo. (S> successes and make him or her feel from the planet Krypton journeys to Earth dD Novela: Maria de Nadia better frame ot mind. inferior. 1 : 3 0 P M dD This Is the NFL 3 :3 0 P M We'ra Cooking Now d S Greatest American Hero where he grows up to battle evil. Christo­ [C N N ] Sports Saturday (3) Modem Maturity @ Newton's Apple (CC) pher Reeve. Margot Kidder, Gene Hack- 3 Small Wonder Ted takes steps to make Jamie proud of him. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Uttlest Horse (3 ) Black Perspective [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents man. 1978. Rated PG. In Stereo. 3 Hometime: Interior Paint er>d Wall­ Thieves' Three English children steal a Charlie's Angels PROTECT AND BEAUTIFY 4 :0 0 P M Q) College Basketbali: West 4 :1 0 P M [C N N ] Sports Close-up paper herd of ponies to save them from being slaughtered. Alastair Sim, Peter Bark- Half the people suffering SAVE dZ) Owl/TV (CC). Virginia at Notre Dame or UNLV at Okla- YOUR CAR WITH CUR NEW 4 :3 0 P M (X) (S) Wid« Worid of Sports 3 Dancin' to the Hits worth, Maurice Colbourne. 1977. Rated G. on a The Ironman Triathlon World Champion­ 3 It's a Uving Nancy hopes for roman­ ship is featured from Kona. Hawaii. (90 h [ESPN ] Sportscenter Saturday 8IMCNIZ9 WASH PACKAGE AT: tic birthday celebration with Howard. min.) [T M C ] MOVIE; ‘Pale Rider' An enig­ from uaemploment TOTAL TOUCH dD Embajadores de la Musics Colom- matic gunman comes to the rescue of a d p Dance Fever Judges: Phyllis Diller, co­ blana WASH PACKAGE median W il Shriner. Jesse Borrego western mining town being threatened by HUNTER ("Fame"). Musical guest: Shirley Jones D c ^ r Who an evil land owner. Cl nt Eastwood, Mi­ aren’t old enough to work. ("Surrender"). [CNN] Newswatch chael Moriarty, Carrie Snodgress. 1985. PACKAGE INCLUDES: Rated R. In Stereo. (3) MOVIE: 'Terror on the Beech' A va­ [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet You m aybe out o f work, but your kids don't have [U S A ] Riptide • SItnoniz* Polycream When Dee Dee (Stepfanie cationing family's camping outing on the [ESPN] Speedweek to be out o f food. Call for a free brochure that tells beach turns into a nightmare. Dennis 7 : 3 0 P M (dD News Magazine Conditioner Kramer) searches for the Weaver, Estelle Parsons, Susan Dey. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Ice Pirates' Space dD Ted Knight Show Henry rallies behind you how to get Food Stamps in your area. And how • SImonIz* Polysaalant daughter of a leader of a fa­ 1973. pirates join a princess in search of her ex­ plorer father and a newly discovered two rock musicians banned from the coun­ to find out ifyou qualify. • Undercarriage natic group, she is captured O ) (g) Frugal Gourmet source of much-needed water in a nearby ty’s music festival. 4 TOUCHLESS CAR WASHING - . and must struggle for her life, ® Golf: Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (2 galaxy. Robert Urich, Mary Crosby, John dD Jeopardy We don't w ant anyone in the American fam ily Wash & Rust Matusak. 1964. Rated PG. on “ Hunter." The "Bad Com­ hrs.) 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O Dempsey i i Mriiepeece The robbers TrieNewepiperA’rheAdveitlelngCoundl i 3 NBC News NEWSPAPER AD NO. FS-8S-1007— 2 COL. of Scottish bank notes plan to carry the 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER cash out of the country, but if Dempsey 3 Motorweek Conllmiad... Vt-.; ).,r, '■ rr (.>■/r, n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 17. 19t7 Cover Story Mel Torme is better than ever at 63 |\ 1 / i / ! i y ! Veteran showman shows no signs of slowing down V. / S • N- / / . AJ / ; Manchester — A City ol Village Charm By Linda-Marie Singer sounded years ago. In fact, when I visited DJs I’d ask them el Tonne isn’t to show me my records. Then complaining — I ’d smash them. I ’ m sorry. I just unless you reel o ff hated my voice. What was it SATU RD A Y, JAN U ARY 17, 1967 SPECIAL CLASSIFIED AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLEMENT Robert Redford’s George Bernard Shaw said? name. “ Oh, to have ‘W e ’re all amateurs.’ I guess he his looks and sing the meant nobody lives long enough wayM I sing,” croons the to become a professional, but 63-year-old showman who’s I ’ m working on it. packing them in wherever he “ I ’ m also working on my entenains these days. health, because at one time I Relaxing over lunch in the weighed over 200 pounds. I Fairmont Hotel’s Brasserie atop can’t do that. I ’m only 5’7” and San Franciso’s Nob Hill, Torme feel comfortable around 170, speaks in a gentle, easygoing and no, I refuse to pump iron. tone, his frequent smiles Unfortunately, on the road I tend reflecting that impish exterior. to eat junk food, but I think But don’ t let the what has saved my voice is that good-naturedness fool you, for I have never, ever smoked any underneath it all he is a kind o f cigarette or taken determined veteran performer, drugs.” who, after five musical decades, Romance is another matter. is showing no signs o f slowing Married two years to his fourth down. w ife, A li ( after living together The fact is. Tonne’s picking for eight), the two met in court up speed. Just ask about his when he was being divorced by 1987 bookings, and an this third wife, Janette Scott. immediate spunkiness springs “ A li was a law student at USC into his voice. “ All my concert and was at the courthouse to dates are filled, and would you observe.” Apparently, she liked believe that 1988 is almost all what she saw. taken.” “ For me it was Kismet,” she 6 This pleases Melvin Howard explains, “ but o f course I fell in Torme, who should have begun love with him long ago from his life in America as Torma, “but music. H e’s very romantic and at Ellis Island they asked my ■ even when he’ s on the road, he dad whether his name ended in calls four times a day. W e’re ‘e ’ or ‘ a.’ He was a Russian always thinking o f one another. immigrant who didn’t know What can I tell you about Mel Torme’s concert dates are filled for 1987. English. Mistakenly he said ‘e .’ Melvin? He’s perfect and getting It was Torme (pronounced better.” Tor-mee) for the longest time, Regarding all four women in and... proposed. Romantic, did knows everything you play.” their own schoolmates was on ccials until we added the accent to his life, the vocalist insists that you say? The bandleader thought for a radio or singing in clubs.” soften the sound.” he never stood up in front o f a ' “ Janette thought so. She took moment. “ Does he know The boom lowered when Pronunciation aside, his judge and thought, “ W ell, w e’ll this post card from her purse, ‘You’re Driving Me Crazy?” ’ Harry James signed and then musical sojourn began at the try this. In my heart o f hearts I tu m ^ to me and asked ‘ When For the next six months Melvin later unsigned the high-schooler unbelievable age o f 4 when he thought it was forever.” do I come to you and where?’ I Howard Torme sang “ You’re to play drums with his new “ sat in” with the Coon-Sanders Especially when he turned 23 told her that I was going through Driving M e Crazy” to the tune band. “ I still have the letters to Band at the Blackhawk Club in and settled down with actress a divorce. She said she didn’t o f $15 a week, plus dinner, for prove it,” Torme says, as if Chicago. His career progressed Candy Tockstein, (their son, care, gave up her career, flew to his parents. somewhere, somehow, he’s into vaudeville, until his song Steven, age 33, is a L A ; and within a week we were “ I turned pro at age 4, but never gotten over the derision or llfd're Dealing,.. “ Lament to Love” hit the pop singer-composer; Melissa, 31, a together. you’ve got to remember those disappointment. charts, and the teen-age crush celebrity agent). Calling himself “ A ll right, so I ’m impulsive, were the days men flew war Especially when his best was on. a “punk and a jerk,” Torme but you have to remember that I surplus jennys under the friend, John Poister, told all “ But I wasn’t kidding myself pretends that in the future based my romantic nature on the Brooklyn Bridge, and guys sat their classmates about Melvin lO 9ave , S SA V E AMERICA'S CHOICE J even then. When you’re a young “when I’ve become the ’30s movies. As I told you on top of flagpoles. The ’20s. making the big time, leading FINANCE PAYMENT P U N sensation, even if you have benevolent despot. Plan One is before, in my heart o f hearts I were a wacky, nutty age and him to become the toast o f Hyde ^i^foFSriHuT?v<«NoTf?{7!!?Sv Yoii Money! i V moles all over your eyes, the nobody gets married under 30.” always thought this was it. It’s child performers were very much Park High School. “ Frankly, I (Aouta 83) - Naxt to Fabian Drugs women will adore you. Still, I When he hit 30 he wed model always been like that, even as a a part o f that era.” wallowed in it, yet with some realized it wasn’t for my looks. Arlene Miles (son Tracy, age kid.” Even then Torme was booked trepidation. I don’t like to talk V l y i n S bolt 3 DR ^ Combine These Low Rates' Plymouth Reliant LE 4 DR Robert Redford? No way. 27, is a screenwriter). Nearing Before he began school, solid into other clubs around until something’ s a shoo-in, but With^ur New America's Choice “ The next best thing to do 40 he went o ff to an engagement M elvin seemqtl to have a mind Chicago. Accompanied by his this was.” ; Payment Plan MftMJL was strengthen the musical end at London’s Cool Elephant. It o f his own. His parents, William mother and father, he even (Long pause) “ I didn’t o *m m »5 5 r — do what actors do. Use my was there he encountered British and Betty Torme, knew there wound up singing with Buddy happen. You see, Harry James _ j a e s j f f l s You Could Pay Only life and experiences when I actress Janette Scott (their two was something different about Rogers (who was married to tried desperately to have me as perform. A il right, so it isn’ t a children: Daisy, 17, and J.ames, their musical son who shunned Mary Pickford at the time). By his dnimmer and work out the logistics, but I was underage. 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MOTORS By Catherine Seipp than falling for the appeal o f that puppy in the window. Pet shop y dog’s better than puppies almost always come your dog. The urge to from “puppy mills,” wholesale say that has no doubt breeders in the Midwest that been around for as raise dogs as a cash crop, not to long as there have improve (or even maintain the been dogs (about standards of) the breed. 10,(XK)M years, according to most “The serious breeder has a lot estimates). And dog genetics of resentment toward pet have proved remarkably shops,” says Mandeville. Most adaptable to the human taste for bre^ clubs have a code of building better dogs. ethics that won’t allow them to In the beginning, all dogs sell litters to retailers. This is (NOT FACTORY AUTHORIZED) looked wolflshly similar. But partly because they don’t want Labrador retriever Cocker spaniel OUR OWN REBATE TO YOU... WHEN YOU PURCHASE ANY OFTHE MODELS LISTED BELOW... ALL PURCHASES MUST BE FROM OUR now, of course, they range from to be associated with the Chihuahuas to Great Danes, STOCK (HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM)... MAKES. MODELS AND REBATES ARE LISTED BELOW... high-strung and otherwise from Greyhounds to Bulldogs. inferior dogs that often com e out What other species shows such o f puppy mills, and partly ANY BRAND NEW 1987 enormous variety? because isolation in a pet shop ANY BRAND NEW 1987 Dog owners aren’ t nearly as cage all day makes it hard for a varied. Apart from serious 'puppy to develop into a good breeders, who approach their pet. “A puppy needs interaction hobby with the dedication o f with its littermates to g o through a connoisseurs, they tend to be Y the socialization process,” says divided into three groups: the Mandeville. practical, who know that fine But whether you buy from a mm pets can be picked up at the pet shop or a breeder, prices for r local humane society; the trendy purebreds are slightly cautious, who want the proven higher than for others. Shar-Peis ^ A TORONADO *1500 characteristics of a popular often sell for $3,000. Akitas, purebred; and the trendy, for Rottweilers, Chows and Cavalier \ 9S REGENCY *1500 fiiSm BONNEVILLE *1000 whom not just any dog will do. King Charles Spaniels generally & These are the ones who insist on y cost between $850 and $1,500 Poodle German shepherd DELTA SS *1000 idStre '6 0 0 0 ' *1000 canines with cachet: dogs you for show-quality dogs. Jack don’t see every day, but that are Russells are less — $300 or well-known to the smart set. $400"— probably because their “King Charles Cocker Spaniel.” CUTLASS SUP. *1000 lilSire FIREBIRD *750 R i £ t I E THE TOP TEN BREEDS Dogs, in other words, better fanciers want to maintain the Perhaps no dog breeder is How many breeds o f dogs are work, all the dogs on this list pickier about who gets his dogs than yours. dogs’ reputation as unpretentious there? According to Roi Guay of make good all-around pets. And CIERA *1000 GRAND AM than a Cavalier breeder: Irene *500 “There are usually at any country terriers. the Rare Breeds Kennel Club, that’ s what most people want in given time one or several fad Here is a closer look at Murphy, the Greenwich, Conn., about 3,000. Roberta Vesley, a breed. breeder who raised Rex, initially CALAIS *500 d o w n SUNBIRD *500 iSStR breeds — breeds that are today’s top dogs: library director o f the American “ I think it’ s important to look refused to sell the dog to the zooming in popularity for Cavalier King Charies Spaniels. Kennel Club, thinks that at why certain dogs are so Reagans. Only after she talked RRENZA *500 FIERO *500 reasons that are not very These sweet-faced toy spaniels number’ s a bit high. “There are durable,” says Melanie Radley, to Mrs. Reagan personally was pa tiv ir n t obvious,” says John Mandeville, have long been familiar to probably betv/een 800 and 900 AKC vice-president of T-1000 director o f education for the admirers o f I7th-centuiy art, in she convinced that the dog distinct breeds,” she says, “and communications. “ Why do these *400 would be properly loved and American Kennel Club in New which the little dogs are often probably between 350 and 400 dogs keep getting on the top o f York. seen romping about the feet of cared for. are recognized by some the list? Because they’ re invited offer ends JAN. *Ath Janice Koehler o f Sutton, A few years ago the major fad English courtiers. The type fell registry.” The American Kennel back.” LIMITED breeds were the Irish setter, out o f favor with the arrival o f Mass., one o f the top U.S. Club, the parent organization o f The list also reflects the breeders with five club X TIME which needs an enormous the Dutch court, who bred out about 450 national and local dog growing popularity o f large amount o f exercise, and the the long nose in favor o f a snub, championships, recently sold a clubs and the largest registry in dogs, an ironic trend considering % ONLYI Saint Bernard, which simply is pug-like face. But in the 1920s, puppy to New York socialite R. the country, recognizes 129 how many people live in small Couri Hay on the condition that % enormous. These two have interest in the dogs seen in old breeds. houses and apartments these SEVILLE *2000 lUSlTC dropped off in popularity, and paintings was renewed, and the it be shared with a friend who Trendy canines may be days. “ People do funny things TRUCK are being repla^ by a trio of Cavaliers were bred back into would care for the dog when popular with the fashionable when it comes to buying dogs,” ill& rE IF EVER THERE newjy fashionable guard dogs: existence. Hay traveled. few, but most Americans prefer says John Mandeville, the EL DORADO *2000 Anyone who wants a Cavalier the Chow chow , the Rottweiler Ronald Reagan’s early tried and true dogs. Here are the AKC’s director of education. SUBURBANS should expect to pay between *1500 i and the Akita. Christmas present to Nancy o f a top 10 AKC breeds for 1985, “We have not had a toy breed BROUGHAM *1500 k IS ite WAS A TIME $850 and $1,500 — after his But some o f the trendiest year-old Cavalier named Rex the latest tally: in the top 10 list in the last 10 name rises to the top o f a SERIES 1600 8 2800 *1500 iS S a r s }: breeds of all are not recognized marked the zenith o f this breed’ s years.” However, he adds that DEVILLE TO BUY... by the American Kennel Club. breeder’s waiting list. The *1500 recent rise in this country. (They 1. Cocker spaniels: 9 6 ,3 % “Goldens and Labs are big dogs These include the Cavalier King arrival o f Rex in the White S-15 JIMMY *1000 i S S t n have long been popular in registered that live small. They get along CIMMARON Charies spaniel, surely the dog House has only made the lists *1000 England.) 2. Poodles: 87,250 with everybody.” THIS IS IT! i. of the moment ever since Nancy Other celebrities who own longer. “When the Reagans got SAFARI VAN 3. Labrador retrievers: 74,271 The 1985 list is hardly *1000 l i l S m Reagan got one as a Christmas their dog the phone didn’ t stop Cavaliers include: Barbra 4. German shepherds: 57,598 different from the year before, present; the Jack Russel Terrier, ringing for four days,” says Streisand, Lauren Bacall, Elsa 5. Golden retrievers: 56,131 with two exceptions: Chow S-15 PICKUP *500 iSStrE ii: long popular with the moneyed Koehler. “I got calls from San Peretti, Francesco Scavullo, 6. Doberman pinschers: chow s, which were not on the horsey set; and the Chinese Francisco to Massachusetts.” Broadway producer Alexander 41,532 top 10 list at all in 1984, Shar-Pei, an odd, wrinkle-faced Breeding the dogs yourself CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS H. Cohen (who takei his 7. Beagles: 40,803 zoomed up to number eight. breed that was supposedly isn’ t that easy, either. Hay is Cavalier, Duchess, to staff 8. Chow chows: 39,167 Dachshunds have dropped off almost extinct a few years ago now “conducting a worldwide meetings) and Pat Buckley, who 9. Miniature schnauzers: the top 10. And Doberman and is now a leading yuppie search for a princess for Winston in trod u i^ Mrs. Reagan to the 38,134 pinschers, while still in sixth ROUTE 83 puppy. dogs and owns one of Rex’s (the dog’s full name is actually lO.Shetland sheepdogs: 34,350 place, have dropped drastically Be warned, though. If you Lord Winston Webster Hay). I brothers. But they are still fairly With the possible exception of in popularity: Tlwre are 10,000 ^ V ^ ^ O T O R S want to buy any purebred dog, unknown to the general public. have personally rejected at least fewer registered than the year the Doberman pinscher, whose you’re b e t ^ off making the a dozen. We are veiy, very 872-9145 When thp Reagans got Red, one numbers reflect police and guard before. ^ VERNON. CT. effort to find a reputable breeder press repoit referred to him as a paiticular.” ■ I 4*«a.A.A«^-3ni *•«««** * 0444490099^0 0- 4-0 > SO - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 17.1987 5 J r r .:. f.;' iin MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jan. 17,1S67 — 31

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CD A B C N ew s final four college basketball teams - North (3 ) ® Easy Street After L.K. makes a 3 Great Performances: Dance in (S ) Insight [ESPN] Fishin' Hote (60 min.) Real Reel the Stvs A fund-raiser benefiting victims Mission: Imposslblo (3) to Carolina State, Houston. Georgia, and (3 ) Th e Saint [M AX] MOVIE; 'Turk 182' (CC) A large donation to a supposedly destitute America This ballet is set to the 'Violin 12:00AM CD [C N N ] Style WHh Else Klensch [TMC] MOVIE: ‘The Last Run' A former (3) Inside Your Schools of cerebral palsy featuring national cover­ young graffiti artist fights City Hall when Concerto' by Alban Berg. (60 min.) In Louisville. age from New York and Los Angeles with ® Telethon (2 hrs.) Continued. boxer, she becomes the target for every CD M O V IE: 'Th e Girls In the Office' Four getaway driver discovers a plot to kill the his brother is denied his pension. 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Kurt Russelt, 1:00PM CDUfostyleBoftheRIchand fund-raiser benefiting victims of cerebral Paul Simon are among the presenters ap­ conspiracy to start World W ar III. Howard Allen, John Lithgow. 1981. R a t^ R. In from their apartments. [USA] Cover Story ( 8 ) MOVIE: 'FoftyCerats' A middle-aged (E) Ayer, Hoy y Manana Glenn C o ^tt. 1969. Fam ous George Hamilton on the French palsy featuring national coverage from pearing on the annual awards presenta­ Duff. Linda Cristal, Anne Jeffries. 1968. Stereo. New York and Los Angeles with hosts woman falls in l o ^ with a man half her [CN N ] Your Money Riviera; a profile of the Amalita Fortabat, (S ) ConnectKMis tion. ( M min.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Nighthawks' A New Nancy Dussault. Florence Henderson, Den­ 10:30PM CD sports Extra age. Liv Ullman, Edward Albert, Gene one of the world’s wealthiest women. (60 @ ) MOVIE: 'Butch Cassidy and the [U S A ] Check It Out! 3 ) M O V IE : 'Jin xe d r A blackjack dealer [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents York City cop is pitied against a European nis James, Wayne Newton, John Ritter, At the Movies Rex Reed. Bill Harris. 3 At the Movies Kelly. 1973. min.) Sundance Kid* A couple of legendary out­ GD terrorist kxAing for publicity through @ ‘86: A Look Back and a nightclub sirtger plot to kill her gam­ Scheduled reviews: "Th e Bedroom W in­ [HBO] Freggle Rock (CC). CD Telethon: Weekend with the Stars A laws refuse to surrender to a changing 5:30PM Nancy Morgan Ritter and Henry Winkler. [CN N ] Newsnight Update ® Kenneth bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone, Billy Dm (90 min.) Continued. bling boyfriend. Bette Midler, Rip Tom . d o w " (Steve Guttenberg, Elizabeth [M AX] MOVIE: 'Diane' France's King America. Paul Newman, Robert Redford. (3) RoU On ManatM Ken Wahl. 1982. [D IS] MOVIE: 'O. Henry's FuU House' W illiams, Rutger Hauer. 1981. Rated R. fund-raiser benefiting victima of cerebral McGovern); "Duet for Orte" (Julie A n ­ (E ) Coni Henry II deals with the problem of keeping Katharine Ross. 1969. (S ) Creative Living [C N N ] Inside Business Five of O'Henry'8 short stories; "Th e Clar­ palsy featuring national coverage from [CN N] Prime News drews. Alan Bates); "Wanted Dead or [CNN] his wife and mistress apart. Lana Turner, 11:1 OAM [C N N ] CNN Traval Guide ion Call." "Th e Last Leaf." "Th e Ransom New,York and Los Angeles with hosts (8 ) Little House on the Prairie [C N N ] Nawamakar Si^nday [D IS ] Animals In Action Alive" (Rutger Hauer. Gene Simmons); Pedro Armendariz, Marisa Pavan. 1956. [ESPN] AW A Wrestling (2 hrs.) Of Red Chief." "Th e Cops And The A n ­ IDIS] 1 1 :30AM C5D Face the Nation Nancy Dussault. Florence Henderson. 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Saturday. Jan. 17. 1987 '■ >' n i-f'-j.••!»?>i ) i < !((.i’f* d \ ; MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan: 17,1987 — 88 Dining Out Insights into Childhood From McDonald’s to Cavey’s The perfect toy Here are tips for eating healthy when eating out cant be bought Vii?*--.' ,

By Frances Sheridan Goulart -..'rUX.-’K.' By Fred Rogers would have to be small enough -f with Barry Haad to carry around easily (but s boxer Archie Moore there’d have to be no risk of once put it, “You can f you were an inventor small children swallowing it by - eat anything you want and wanted to invent the mistake). as long as you don’t perfect toy, what would swallow it.” There’s a you want it to be able to It would have to be trick to everything. do'.' If I were that inexpensive enough so that AEating out and eating healthy anyone could,afford it... and inventor, at the top of may not be easy, but since I afford to replace it if it got my list would be the toy’s Americans spent almost $200 ability to help children learn broken or lost. But while we’re billion (almost SO cents out of about themselves and their at it, let’s say that somehow it every dollar spent for food) world. couldn’t get broken and it y- eating out at America's more It would have to be enjoyable couldn’t get lost. than half a million eating places It to use, of course. That means it Well, anyone who could in 1986, it’s worth learning what would have to appeal to children invent a toy like that would the trick is. with a wide range of tastes — certainly seem to have a bright 7 4 Here are a number of ways to something all children could future in the marketplace. Just save yourself from unnecessary like. In the same vein, the toy imagine! Just imagine... and of calories, salt, sugar, saturated should be able to be used by course that’s our perfect toy: the fats and additives on your next children of widely different imagination. m u meal, whether it’s Arby’s or the ages. That means it would have Four Seasons: to have a lot of flexibility so that A little girl showed us how Breakfast it could be used in different her imagination worked one day Forget the greasy fried eggs, ways at different times in a as she turned a checkerboard fatty bacon, sugary pastry, child’s life. into a whole town of people and syrupy waffles. Here are five buildings and cars and stories ways to have a better breakfast: I’d want my perfect toy to be that went with it all. A group of • Order fresh fruit instead of able to tell stories, show pictures children showed us theirs as four and make music. I’d like it to be juices. Many juices come \ of them sat on the bottom steps sweetened, and even when they able to build things, too. of a staircase while a fifth acted don’t, juice is less filling and I’d design the toy so that one as the teacher, handing out provides no fiber. Best child could play with it alone; or assignments and telling the rest low-calorie openers: grapefriiit, not to speak without raising their cantaloupe, strawberries. Or if that a child and ah adult could play with it together, or that two hands. A boy showed me his as you’re breakfast-bored, have a This young girl is having a wonderful time using her or several children could play he put his teddy bear through an fruit cocktail or some less with it at the same time. It operation in the hospital — an imagination. common fruit with more would have to be easy to share. operation that boy was soon vitamins A and C such as going to have for real. transformed, enlarged, past feelings, explore present own making (in contrast to papaya or mango. Since we’re free to think up There was the “opera” a rearranged or imbued with life feelings and try out future watching television or playing • Hot or cold cereals that are anything for the perfect toy to 6-year-old sent me, and there are — all with that amazing toy, feelings — important uses of pre-programmed video games). high in fiber and protein, such do, let’s say that it can be used all the drawings and paintings their imagination^ play for all healthy children. They can help their children as oatmeal or bran flakes, with pastrami), mayonnaise-laden choice. expensive and the most shaker off the table. Every shake with any other toy a child may children have passed along Free... unbreakable... What nourishes the keep clear the distinction low-fat milk beat low-nutrient “salad” mixtures, peanut butter, • Decaf tea and coffee, diet fattening. adds an extra 100 mg of sodium. have, and that it can make those showing their worlds as they portable... no batteries... but, imagination? Probably more than between real and pretend, and white bread or rolls with jelly. cream cheese, jelly and cheese soda, club soda or mineral water 2. Watch out for decor. Warm Season with pepper or lemon other toys more interesting imagine them to be. Children the imagination does need loving anything else, loving caregivers help them keep tteir fantasy • Poached or soft-boiled eggs (unless fat and sodium-reduced with a slice of lemon or lime are colors are most appealing, juice or bring your own salt rattles, blocks, dolls, trucks, have introduced me to their care, as do all things capable of who encourage the imaginative games within comfortable are a good, high-protein versions are available). Don't near-zero-in^catorie choices. Or stimulate the appetite and make substitute. cards, board games... whatever. imaginary friends. growth. Though it’s tare. I’ve play of the children in their care. boundaries of exdtement and-' alternative to high-calorie fried order “grilled” sandwiches have tomato or clam juice or a you want to stay in the 6. Avoid sulfites. Sulfites On the practical side, I They’ve told magical stories known of children whose They can do so by letting their safety. ■ or scrambled eggs or omelets, which are cooked with fats, not wine spritzer (wine diluted with restaurant longer. (also called metabisulfites) are wouldn’t want my perfect toy to of their own making, and imaginations have withered so children know that this kind of which restaurants prepare with toasted, and send back club st^a and ice) or a light beer 3. Two pitfalls at upscale the preserving agents that perk depend on a power source. No , they’ve produced fantastical that they’ve almost lost the play is important for all grease or butter. high-calorie condiments instead of an energy-robbing eateries, says the National up vegetables. They can cause electricity, no batteries, not even puppet plays. In fact, it’s hard to capacity to pretend. These children. Tbey can do so by • The only lean breakfast including mayo, tartar sauce, cocktail. Restaurant Association: You’re severe allergic reactions a wind-up key to get lost. It think of anything children, at children become unable to use creating plenty of time for meats are ham and Russian dressing or creamy likelier to order dessert when a including dizziness, nausea, would have to be unbreakable. It one time or another, haven’t imaginative play to help resolve imaginative play of children’s Dinner selection is wheeled to your migraines and sinusitis. Sulfites Canadian-style bacon, but both “special sauces.” • The more elaborate a dish, table on a cart. “People often are as toxic for the sensitive as are high in salt and contain • To reduce the calories in an the likelier it is to be high-fat feel too guilty to say no,” says the sulphur dioxide in air “iffy” preservatives such as over-stuffed sandwich, eat half and calorie-laden. Keep it simple Robert Christie Mill, associate pollution. Restaurant foods to Do you feel as nitrates. Forget bacon and and doggy-bag the rest. to keep it healthy. Order plain sausage, which are half fat. professor of hotel and restaurant watch out for: • Salad makes a filling lunch broiled meats, poultry and fish, safe in your management at the University of • avocados, potatoes, • Better yet, save your because it’s high in fiber. steamed vegetables and fresh waistline with an unorthodox Denver. “And an elegant table mushrooms neighborhood as Supplement lettuce, spinach, fruits. Ask that butter, dressings talks, too. Round ones promote • vegetables (fresh, frozen, WONG’S breakfast: a turkey sandwich on tomatoes, cucumber, broccoli, and sauces be served separately you do in your sociability and the more canned, dried) RESTAURANT rye or a cottage cheese/ftesh cauliflower, mushrooms, and use them sparingly. own home? attractive the tabletop wine, beer, cider ffuit plate from the luncheon peppers, carrots with lean • Make trade-offs. If you Take Out Service and Cocktailt accessories, the more we feel • sauces, gravies, molasses menu. proteins: beans, hard-cooked have wine, skip dessert; if you Lunch well-cared for.” And warm • shellfish, cod (dried) eggs, cottage cheese, shrimp, have bread, pass up potatoes and • A sandwich can be feelings lead to open wallets. • fruit (fresh, dried, juices, Fresh Food + tuna and paper-thin slices of lean pasta; if you dress your salad, non-fattening if you stick to 4. Busy isn’t better. What you meats, cheese or poultry. don’t butter your bread, etc. fillings) low-cal breads — pita, think you see may not be what • salad bars, coleslaw, Excellent Taste + General Tips diet-sliced, whole-grains — or • Beware calorie-laden potato you get. According to a study by sauerkraut 1. Watch out for the' opt for open-faced. Lean roast and macaroni salads and the NRA, your ability to read a Reasonable Price S % come-hither menu. Studies show • soups (canned or dried) bMf or thinly sliced baked ham, salad-bar garnishes full of black-and-white menu decreases that menu designs influence how 7. Carry a pocket calorie white-meat turkey or chicken, or “hidden” calories such as as the level of noise in a we order. Boxed items and those counter listing restaurant foods. Post Road Plaza sliced eggs make good fillings if sugary pickled vegetables, oily restaurant rises. listed on the upper right-hand A good one is “The Complete TAKE A BITE OUT OF 352 Hartford Tpke. (Rie. 30) you spread with low-cal dressing croutons, bacon bits and cheese (Calorie Counter for Eating Out” cubes. Regular salad dressing side of a two-page menu attract 5. To lower sodium intake, (1-84, Exit €S) Vernon and add only low-cal extras — by K.F. Ernest (Jove Phone 875-0661 lettuce, pickles, tomatoes. supplies about 80 calories a level your attention first, and are the request that your meals be prepared without salt (or MSG) Publishing). ■ • Avoid fatty cold cuts tablespoon. Lemon juice and ones most diners are likely to and have the waiter lake the (bologna, salami, corned beef. freshly ground pepper is a better choose. They’re also the most • A CHIP WONO mSTAURANT ".?■ \ ! .ut.1 .vn') i j i *; ,niA.*f»?r i\ • 5-:

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In movie theaters Brighton Boach Momoira (PQ -13) This first In Nall Simon's trilogy of seml-autoblographical plays (the others are "Biloxi Blues" and "Broadway Bound") makes for an odd movie — amiably nostalgic, talky, a bit muted and poky. It gives little evidence of why everyone raved about the play, but It's also not an evisceration of he play. Set lust prior to World War II In the Brighton Beach section of Brooklyn, the comedy-drama Is a portrait of one Jewish family, framed by the wry commentary of the adolescent son — a budding writer (one day to become Nell Simon?) names Eugene Morris Jerome. AP photo Obsessed by sex and baseball, Eugene seems to Comedian Richard Pryor gestures while Thursday. Pyror is starring in the new film spend most of his time running to the corner store on sharing a laugh with David Letterman “Critical Condition.” errands for his mother (Blythe Danner). The rest of the * o. ««*«»«• time his wide eyes are taking In the details of he during Letterman's TV show in New York family's latest domestic crisis. As played by the Impish Jonathan Silverman, Eugene makes a genial enough guide through prewar urban family life, though his performance seems Pryor not quite 'Critical’ overly modeled on that of Mathew Broderick, who H cra ^^ played the role on Broadway. Some fo the casting Is By Bob Thomas hustler, even saving Miss Ticotin curious; waspy Blythe Danner and Southern Judlsh The Associated Press from a psychopathic killer (Joe C»^a^'^ Ivey as the Jewish mothers and sister. Qene Saks, Cinema Dallesandro). But the action is so Today's comedy actors — some­ director of Simon's trilogy on Broadway, handled the frenetic and predictable that his ic^esie' how they elude the category of superior comedic skills are same duties here. He understands the material, though comics — present movie personas high-energy performance that thwarted. This kind of farce re­ he hasn't been able to make a ery vivid or lively movie. that are both engaging and self- might have succeeded in better quires a sure touch, and the Grade: limiting. Chevy Chase is the self- circumstances. direction of Michael Apted ("Th e confident klutz. Eddie Murphy is He plays a hapless promoter with Platoon (R) Writer-director Oliver Stone was a Coal Miner’s Daughter’’) doesn’t the swaggering know-it-all. Steve schemes such as an off-shore provide it. decorated soldier during the Vietnam War. This Is his Martin is the maladroit hero. John shopping mall. Seeking credit from attempt to capture the Vietnam experience on film. Candy is the over-anxious bumbler. a mobster, Pryor unwittingly sets The script by brothers Denis and The movie ocuses on a young "grunt" (Charlie Sheen, Rick Moranis is the classic nerd. up a police raid. The mobster John Hamill offers the intriguing son of "Apocalypse Now” star Martin) and his Initiation Richard Pryor, who preceded swears vengeance. To avoid going situation of a faker who somehow Into war. them all, carved out his own to prison, Pryor feigns insanity, manages to conquer great adver­ Stone and cameraman Robert Richardson Immerse territory as the slightly shady but and he lands in the loony bin of a sity. But they never realize the us In battle and In the profane, day-to-day desperation well-meaning man against a hostile decrepit city hospital in New York potential, and the supporting play­ wV'V of an Infantry platoon's 30 men. there are horrifying world. Successful comedy depends harbor. The place is chaotic al­ ers, intended to be bizarre, emerge on surprise, and when an actor’s bloodbaths and agonizingly moving moments. War, ready — then the lights go out. merely as grotesque. shtick becomes overly familiar, The hospital administrator (Joe Rachel Ticotin emerges with the here. Is an arena for primal emotions — fear, terror, laughter comes hard. Mantegna) is captured by mental best marks among the supporting pleasure, shame. That may help explain why patients, and Pryor is released. The cast. Her air of sanity amid the >n V^V The narration (recited by Sheen) tends toward the Pryor’s new film. “ Critical Condi­ assistant administrator, Rachel madness is welcome. Bob Dishy precious, and the plot relies on the old war-movie tion,” is not as funny as it could be. Ticotin, mistakes him for a doctor, has moments as a surgeon with a conflict between two mulish officers, here rival Pryor should not be faulted. and Ftyor assumes the role, phobia about malpractice suits. sergeants (Tom Berenger and Willem Dafoe.) Though Although considerably leaner, he helping her to restore a semblance The Paramount release is rated It has a special Immediacy, the movie doesn't cover performs with his customary of order during the blackout. R because of the over-supply of >mVi V much ground that a war picture like Sam Fuller's "The verve, responding profanely to the Pryor responds to each new crisis obscene language. Running time: indignities he encounters. It’s a Big Red One" didn't (or that the somewhat bombastic with the ingenuity of a street 99Vt minutes. ’W "Apocalypse Now” didn't, either.) Stone's little-seen \n "Salvador" Is a richer, more original film. But "Platoon” tHOWCASK Is memorable — if you can stomach It. Qradn wwwtk Theater Schedule

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By Carolyn Lunisden his son’s refusal to participate in a Chapter oi me National Federation of The Associated Press school fund-raiser and was written in Decency. movie industry the morning hours before Cormier Cormier said the moral of the novel — LEOMINSTER, Mass. - Robert headed off to Work as an editor at the that evil triumphs when allowed to do so Cormier's books have been assailed as nearby Fitchburg Sentinel. — is often lost on adults. His paperback has good year filthy and depressing, knocked off The novel is a tale of bullying by teens publisher, however, believes adults see school reading lists from Massachusetts and adults at a Catholic high school, but the message only too well and are to Texas and attacked by the American the most disturbing scene Is the hero’s frightened by the abuse of power in the NEW YORK (AP) — The Latin American movie Library Association. beating and his moral breakdown at the book. industry marked a worldwide resurgence in 1986 with a Yet reviewers have compared the end for refusing to sell chocolates for the "Many parents deeply object to what record number of prizes in international festivals, retired newspaper editor to some of the school. they call Cormier’s cynicism. He including the coveted Academy Award for best foreign greatest authors of the 20th century, and "P la y ball. ... Don’t disturb the doesn’t write happy endings,” George film. teachers have taken on school boards in universe,” the hero whispers to a friend Nicholson, an editorial director at Dell Those in the industry attribute the rapid growth to a defense of his harsh tales of lonely who betrayed him. Publishing Co. in New York, said. "That relaxation of censorship, and government support teen-agers who battle evil and usually Cormier went through five publishers isn’t the way life is and kids know it.” through subsidies and low-interest loans. lose. before finding one who didn’t insist on The sequel to the novel opens with a Four Latin American films — from Argentina, "That book won almost every award changing the ending. boy constructing a guillotine, destined Brazil, Colombia and Peru — are competing for the there is,” said librarian Thomas Scully Soon after publication, the Booklist, for the bully who ordered his beating in 1986 best foreign film Oscar. when "The Chocolate War” was taken an official publication of the American the original book. The same grim, Argentina’s movie industry experienced its most off reading lists in Beverly, Mass., Library Association, ran an unprece­ unrelieved tension that marked "The spectacular increase in 1986, with 37 productions schools last month. " I don’t think this dented black-bordered review attacking Chocolate War” pervades the book. finished during the year and 11 still in production. Only kind of thing should be happening.” the book for its downbeat ending. Cormier has been compared to 19 were shot in 1983. The author responsible for the fiiss is a Schools in Vermont, Arizona and South William Styron and Saul Bellow. The Argentine movies, once a powerful rival of U.S. and impish-looking man who, at 61, still lives Carolina took it off their reading lists. New York Times has said that he’s European productions in the Latin American market, in the industrial city in which he was " I thought it was hostile and disgust­ "almost unique in his powerful integra­ had l^en reduced in recent years to a trickle, plagued bom and donates his manuscripts to the ing," said Laura Chamberland, a parent tion of the personal, political and by stiff censorship and lack of promotional support. local college, although major universi­ who filed a complaint with the Montpe­ moral.” "The Official Story,” a harrowing film on the plight ties have bid for them. lier, Vt., school board over the book in However, his most appreciative fans of those people missing in Argentina’s political Cormier said he has reluctantly taken 1981. are young readers. Cormier said he violence of the 1970s, won the 1985 Best Foreign Film Cynthia F. Cooley stands among four of to the road to fight the mounting School Superintendent Leonard Hall receives a few letters every day from Oscar. The movie, by Luis Puenzo, starred Norma shapes and forms found in heavy campaign against his books. " It ’s the of Bay County, Fla., said he ordered the youngsters, sometimes entire class­ Aleandro, who shared a Cannes film festival best her paintings that depict industrial industriai machinery. least I can do for the poor teachers out book off the seventh grade list last rooms, curious about the fate of his actress prize with CHier. scenes. She likes painting the strong there defending m e," he said in an spring. “ The School Board has a policy characters and eager to offer support. Similarly,'Brazil increased its production in 1986 and interview at his home. stating no vulgarity and that sort of AUTHOR ROBERT CORMIER He answers each one. turned out slightly more than 100 feature films and "The worst censorship is the sort that thing," he said. “ You’re talking about About once a day, an admirer calls a shorts. tries to keep you away from the 11-year-olds. They’ re not even half ... “The Chocolate War” phone number listed in the novel, “ I Am Brazilian movies won a record 22 international Painter favors ‘Industrial arts’ typewriter,” he said. grown.” the Cheese,” and asks to speak with one prizes during the year, including the 1985 best actor He also is battling his critics with the Yet "The Choclate War” has sold of the characters. The number is award for William Hurt, co-sUr of "Kiss of the Spider PITTSBURGH (AP) - For Cyn­ and of itself,” Gialamas said. a plant where blades for farm recent publication of his 10th book, more than 701,000 copies in paperback. other school boards have resisted the Cormier’s and he happily plays the part Woman,” a Brazilian-American production directed thia F. Cooley, there’s nothing like Cooley’s success may, in part, stem equipment were being made. Her "Beyond the Chocolate War" (Alfred A. " I still get letters from kids saying the pressure to ban the book. The Barnsta­ of a father in the book. by Argentine Hector Babenco. a roaring, sweltering glass factory from the freshness with which she latest assignment involved depict­ Knopf, $11.95). book is mild compared to what’s going ble School Committee recently rejected “ All these years and not a single wise Brazil and Argentina swept most of the prizes at the or a rusting, hulking steel mill to approaches her subjects, she said. ing the glass making process at "■The Chocolate War” was inspired by on in their schools,” Cormier said. a request to do so from the Cape Cod guy has ever called.” Cormier said. Huelva, Spain, Agrigento, Italy, and Belgrade film spark the artistic senses. “ She comes from Minnesota, so PPG Industries Inc.’s plant in festivals, among others. Armed with a pair of goggles, a for her it (industry) would be an Meadville, Pa. Argentine filmmaker Carlos Sorin, a newcomer in hardhat and a camera, the 55-year- image that would be memorable Only occasionally has she actu­ the international film market, won a “ Silver Lion” at old painter heads straight for the and interesting. For me it was the ally researched the machines in her Book Reviews the Venice International Film Festival for his “ The noisiest, grimiest, sweatiest sec­ landscape. I thought the sky was paintings. " I don’t want to know King’s Movie,” while Brazilian director Suzana tion of a plant, going through orange.” what they’re doing. I just paint Amaral got the “ Golden Bear” at the Berlin Film several rolls of film before pulling The daughter of an electrical them,” she said. Festival for her production “ The Hour of the Star,” a out a sketchpad to recoil her engineer, Cooley never encoun­ So far, (^oley has done about 300 Andy Rooney witty commonplace occurrences will provoke walks in she is "immediately over­ interested. candidate for the 1986 Foreign Film Oscar. close-up impressions of a flaming tered heavy industry while she was industrial paintings, aome r vhich a chuckle and a nod of agreement from whelmed: a sea of faces, each tantaliz- The viewpoint in the book is decidedly forge or a steel rolling mill in growing up in Minneapolis during have fetched as much as .,200 to “ Tangos: The Exile of Gardel,” an Argentine- most readers. ingly familiar but not identifiable.” A female, and for a male reader, there’s a action. the ’30s and ’40s. She had an interest $2,500. In ‘Word for Word’ French production directed by Fernando Solanas, Like three previous Rooney antholo­ similar thing happens to many who are lingering sense of peering into some It isn’t until later at home that the in painting since childhood. She Twenty-seven of her pieces re­ already had won several prizes before being submitted WORD FOR WORD. Andrew A. gies, this one appears to be a sure-fire old enough to have gone to a 20th reunion woman’s bedroom. For example, all the photographs and sketches of this cently were exhibited at the Pitts­ by Argentina for the 1986 Academy Awards. studied art at Lawrence University Rooney. Putnam. 287 Pages. $16.95. best seller. of any kind but Ephron tells it better male characters seem to accept without award-winning artist of industrial in Appleton, Wis., and later at the burgh O n ter for the Arts. Several than most. question that the grisly price for the Venezuela and Peru, which have a comparatively scenes are transferred onto canvas, Minneapolis College of Art and times during the month-long show, Andy Rooney has a plan to prevent GENE SCHROEDER And then there’s marriage and short marriage is worth it — even the less-developed film industry, also won international and the oranges and yellows and Design and the Boston Museum of she quietly mingled with the war; broadcast live debates from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS children. Want to know what it’s like to ghost. prizes and contributed to the new Latin movie image. purples and blues begin to take Fine Arts School. unsuspecting gallery.goers so she be divorced and married to a man who That’s a little hard to square with a could overhear their conversations. Congress and feed them by satellite into Venezuelan director Oligario Barrera’s “ Pequena geometric shape. At the time, her primary interest Russia. comes to the marriage with two children male viewpoint, but should in no way “ Most of them had the reaction Revancha” ("The Little Revenge” ) won awards at the Many of the industries ( ^ l e y was traditional landscapes. That Lot of good material from his previous marriage? Ephron diminish the enjoyment for readers who that I really want. TlMy said, ‘Oh, I "N o Russian soldier watching what Berlin, San Sebastian, Frankfurt and Havana film illuminates are not dying, despite quickly changed, however, after happens on the floor of the House of tells all about it in a number of her have always wanted to be a much- can really feel the beat from the In book on divorces festivals. today’s economic climate. she and her husband. Bill, a Representatives or in the Senate wouid pieces and she tells it just right. It’s desired princess. “ They’re in operation and they’re blast furnace. ’ And OlM of them felt Peru, with an output of eight movies, has nominated professor of educational research, take this country seriously,” he explains FUNNY SAUCE. By Delia Ephron. funny, yes, but it’s often quite sad. thriving,” she said. ’ ’But I ’m also very nostalgic wHb all the blast “ The City and the Dogs,” by Francisco J. Lombardi, moved to Pittsburgh with their two in one of the 130 essays included in Viking. 191 Pages. $14.95. drawn to some of the skeleton-type furnaces disappeariag/’ she said. PHIL THOMAS LAR R Y BLASKO for the 1986 Foreign Film Oscar. It also won in Biarritz children in 1964. “ Word for Word,” a collection of his best mills that are going to be torn down. The highest form M praise has THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and is based on a novel by Peruvian novelist Mario “ I thought, ’Oh, what am I going recent newspaper columns. Ever wonder what some famous It’s something that should be come from locals. Vargas Llosa. Humorist Rooney, whose commentar­ fictional couples would have to say preserved.” to paint?” ’ she recalled. “ I started “ A lot of people say they lived Colombia’s “ Visa USA,” by Lisandro Duque, won at looking at the hillsides. Then I ies on American life have garnered about their divorces? Cooley is often asked why she’s here all their lives and they never Readers will enjoy the Cartagena film festival, while compatriot Jorge Ali started looking at the river valleys several awards, displays the wit and Delia Ephron has and she has put drawn to factories and such. really looked at it until they saw Triana’s “ A Time to Die,” a winner in the Rio de and I got interested in the barges wisdom of a latter-day Will Rogers. down their words in one of the 21 very "It takes a certain kind of strange some of my paintings and then they this fantasy novel Best-Seflers Janeiro festival, has been nominated for the 1986 and the steel mills — all smoke.” Some of his fans would like to see him witty pieces that make up “ Funny interest to like big, rusty, metal started looking at it — which is kind Oscar. For hours at a time, she would sit run for president. Sauce. ” In the case of Dick and Jane, for CHAINS OF GOLD. By Nancy Sprin­ forms,” she said. "Most of the of fun.” on street corners or along the If so, he already has indicated in his example, Jane observes that “ even ger. Arbor House. 230 pages, $15.95. Although the Mexican government cut film-industry areas are very involved. When Monongahela River painting smo­ columns and on television’s “ 60 Min­ though it was Dick and Jane, it was like Fiction budget allocations, 56 local movies were produced. you’re looking at the machinery, The United States launched the utes” what his platform might be. He Dick was in capital letters and Jane was Nancy Springer writes fantasy novels 1. "It,” Stephen King there’s a great deal of confusing kestacks, factories and other indus­ space probe Mariner 4 from Cape Another 10 foreign productions, mostly American, trial scenes. Many of her waterco- suggests: in lower case.” Who got Spot after the competently, and “ Chains of Gold” is no 2. "Red Storm Rising," Tom Clancy things going on. Kennedy in 1964 on a course set for were shot on location or at the newly refurbished lor and acrylic pieces, considered Mars. —The post office should "start charg­ breakup? Jane did. Dick visits on exception. (^urubusco Studios. "It’s kind of difficult to make a 3. “Whirlwind,” James Clavell realistic impressionism, eventu- ing a nickel a stamp for a personal letter alternate weekends. The plot is fairly straightforward, 4. "Hollywood Husbands,” Jackie composition out of it and simplify it with a strange religious ceremony in The Mexicans have nominated “ El Imperio de la . ally made their way into exhibitions and five dollars for a stamp on any piece As for Minnie and Mickey Mouse, the Collirts and make it into a painting that of mail that contains advertising the divorce came about in part because, which two specially raised young people Fortuna” ("The Realm of Fortune”), by Arturo and galleries around the world. 5. “Wanderlust,” Danielle Steele holds together. Whereas the more recipient didn’t want." Minnie observes, “ He says I ’m sup­ are married with everyone’s expecta­ Ripstein, for the 1986 Foreign Film Oscar. traditional kind of landscape that Cooley won her first industrial commission in 1983, a request from —When there are more than five posed to iove him no matter what. I told tion that after the wedding night, the In contrast. Central America produced very little, has a few trees and a vine or Blount Inc. of Montgomery, Ala., to people in any line, “ it would be him he’s got me mixed up with his groom will be more or less willingly Nonfiction except for some Nicaraguan documentaries, mainly something is easier to compose.” due to the area’s political instability. portray the fiery pouring of steel at mandatory for the airline, the bank or mother.” blinded and killed. 1. "Fatherhood,” Bill Cosby Painting steel mills and factories There’s plenty of good material like But the groom — understandably — Movie critics and filmmakers in Latin America its Washington Steel Corp. in the checkout counter at the super­ 2. "McMahonI” Jim McMahon is nothing new. In fact, the genre market to open a new counter or this 'throughout Ephron’s engaging has second thoughts, and besides, he’s in attributed the overall resurgence, in part, to the dates to the 1920s and ’30s. How­ Washington, Pa. The 58-by-42-inch 3. "His Way," Kitty Kelley support some democratic governments in the area acrylic painting won an award in 872-2140 -window. If anyone had to wait in line book. There’s an article titled "B-E-V- love. So the groom’s best friend switches ever, few artists have focused on I N gMofi iRMiMim the Associated Artists of Pitts­ more than six minutes for anything, that E-R-L-E-Y” which is very fiinny and yet places, dies the horrible death and 4. "Word (or Word," Andy Rooney have provided. machinery ac Cooley has, accord­ prtOT tMfelMt to oUniqb burgh’s 1983 exhibition at the person would get it free.” quite touching in which Ephron tells of haunts the couple as they flee the 5. ’Th e Frugal Gourmet Cooks With In Argentina, a 10 percent tax on box-office tickets is ing to France i Venardos Gialamas, Museum of Art at the Carnegie —Anyone advertising something as her 20th high school reunion. persecution of the strange religious Wine, "Jeff Smith used by the Institute Nacional de Cinematografia to past president of the Associated Institute. "free” when it really isn’t would get an The author is consumed with curiosity group. All’s well that ends well, with give low-interest loans to filmmakers. 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Auchtar, Acting completely then put a ) One of The stops Shop Companies g Luigi's Restaurant, 706 oger, Hockonum to w ork In on atmosphere DRIVER Judge, doted Jonuory 16,1987 large piece of newspaper Maeckotter Hartford Rd. 649-5325. o hearing will be held on on *••••••••••••••* Janitorial w ork crew su­ Industries. 8754)750. geared to high quality SALES PEOPLE PART TIME 3 days per week, alter- application proving for Inside the iar and put the patient core. For more lid on. The paper will pervisor for develope- Custodian needed by the Rating schedule. Per­ authority to tall personal Part time-work at home Electrician Journeyman- Information and Inter­ Coffee and Donut propartv of the dacadant os absorb any moisture. Let 88871110 mentally disobled adults. South Windsor Board of fect for retired person. on the telephone servicing Commercial, Industrial, view call 643-5151, Pam shop. Mature adults, In told application on file a classified ad In your Transportation required. Education. 3'A hours a more fully appears, of the our customers. Ask for Salary $5-6 per hour. Coll and residential work. Olenchack DSD, Crest- high school students. newspaper find a cosh day, 5 days, 5-8:30 pm a FULL OR PART Court of Probate on January Penny. 646-1530 or 528- between 8 and 4, Monday Work under minimum su­ field Convalescent Home, Part time. ALL 39, 19S7 at 9:30 A.M. buyer for most anything 0358. week. Hours flexible. In­ TIME SALES through Friday. Anette pervision. Good wages. 565 Vernon St., Manches­ SHIFTS! Excellent Mary Lou Taylor, you hove for sale. Burton: Supported Em­ Insurance, holidays and ter, Ct. quire in person 8am- CLERK EXTRA pay, with experience 038-01 *^'*'’*‘ Adult Carriers - Wanted In ployment Manager, vacation. Call 875-5905. 3;30pm. Must be good with peo­ or we will tralnl Apply Manchester. Part time, Hockanum Industries. Telephone survey opera­ ple. Job entails waiting in person; South Windsor Board early morning hours. No 8754)750. E O E . Teacher aide - qualifica­ tors needed port time to on customers and an­ collections, excellent pay of Education MONEY... tions; high school di­ update Manchester city and mileage allowance. Mr. Donut 1737 Main SI.. So. Windsor swering phones. No ex­ Part time - gas station ploma and experience directory. Work at home, Ftcuniss Services HlattrhpBtFr HrraU Contoct K im at 649-1405. perience necessary for attendant. Days, flexible with youth In a structured must be able to call the 2SS West MIMe Tpke. Department WITH YOUR OWN hours. Apply at Spruce setting. 180 work days, 6 above area. Send name, Maachaster, CT eoe either position. 643- Part - time position In NEWSPAPER Street Mobil, 220 Spruce hours per day. Send re­ address and telephone 8455. Ask for Ron. PART-TIME billing office. Varied of­ Street. sume to Dr. Michael number In own hand writ­ fice duties. Aptitude for Blake, Principal, Tolland ing to: Johnson Publish­ CARRIERS figures and typing neces­ Bulk Delivery - part time, High School, Tolland, CT ing Company, P. O. Box JOB... \\\l/' sary. Experience with early morning hours, 06064 E O E 763, Cheshire, Ct. 06410. NEEDED... 888778122229 medical Insurance help­ Manchester area. Relia­ PART TIME ful. Send resume to ble transportation a must. BANK TELLER HMWIKtlER An Excellent Opportunity P.O.Box 1455, Rockville, Contact Brandt at 649- Full time NodhElm'M______S-81< for housewives and mothers C T 06066. 1405. CUSTOMER SERVICE WoodbrMgo SI------18-280 TELEPHONE OPEBATOB/ South Windsor Bank & Cambfldge with young children — bring Trust Company, Nertli Main BL and Union Area them with you and save on RECEPTIONIST DEPARTMENT Sullivan Avenue office. Roaemary PI______All babysitting costs. ixKnnn skhtmy Hair Styliat Newman St.______All. Secretary to the Superin­ Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm Because tallera are to Im­ Center St------827-801' 21 Hours Psr Wssk tendent of Schools. Posi­ Operation of a very b u ^ ROLM telephone portant to our auccaaa, HELP! HELP! HELP! EdgertonSI------1-SS .■■'’t Ssisry Plus Qss Allowsnes tion domanda excellent se­ ^ stem requires prompt, courteous service FrI. 3:00-7:00 pm wa enaura your auccaaa EdgertenPI.------AH I I cretarial skills (shorthand, We’re opening by offering an excellent Center SL Odd only___«..863-66S V ] typing) as well as the ability to our clients and sales representatives. Sat. 7:00-10:00 am SOUND INTERESTINQ? starting aalary, benefitt Edmund SI 11-88 to coordinate a vartsty of a new Ebq>erience is he^fiil. Some l i ^ t typing Fahvlew------All and a training program You can be a Herald Area functions. Strong interpar- required. Salary commensurate with St John SI------15-108 sonal and communication FANTASTIC SANTS that will got you off to a Slone SI------AH Adviser and handle and su­ skWs required. the original family experience. Replies will be beld confldentiaL solid start. If you are good Adame Odd only______457-587 pervise our carrier boys and Salary will be based on haircutters, very with figures, an|oy work­ Creetwood Dr______AH girls. If you like kids, want a skills and experience as a Ebccellent noncontributory benefit program. ing with the public and Deepwood O r...«-._«.-____ ..8-58 Foxcrofl Or....._...... 5-45 little independence and aecretary. soon In Manchester. have a professional ap­ LInmore Dr. your own income... Send letter of application ‘ Earn to 'to/hr. or more Apply in person or call 643-1101. pearance, you should de- Femdole Dr 11-41 and raaume by January 30. ‘ No following necessary finataly look into the op­ Academy St-.-.~~~..— AH 1087 to: Dr. Nathan ‘ Paid vacations portunities with South E. Center Even______842-402 Cheater. Superintendent of An Elqual Opportunity Employer. Male/Female. ‘ On-goIng training Windsor Bank & Trust. QreenhHI St.All Call 647-9946 Schools. Coventry Public ‘ Earn from day one Munree SI------All Schools. 78 RIrtm Hill Call Muriel Marka for an Parker SI______2-08 Road, Coventry, C T 06238. Licensed or soon to be? /VLLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC. appointment at 289-6061, Qreenarood Dr.______AH or 647-9947 742-7317. E O E 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST extension 216 or apply Call 561-2551. Monday MANCHESTER. CT 06040 225 day work year. 13 paid through Friday after 5 between 9 and 5, Monday holidays. Excellent fringe CALL NOW pm. all day weekends ►the mark of printing exceiience through Friday at 11S Ed­ win Road. South Windsor. 643-2711 / 647-9946 illllllllilllllllil HDME8 HDME8 HDME8 IAPARTMENT8 R o IAPARTMBITR [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED HELP WANTHI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR8ALE FDN8ALE IFDR8ALE FOR RENT I ^ F O R RENT F/C Bookkeeper- X-Ray Technician - Imme­ Secretary /Receptlonlst- Teacher - Fifth grade, 1 Clerk typlst/boakkeeper - Housekeeper/Cook for Full time delivery person. Hobbyists relolce - Man­ Open House - Sunday, Two bedroom townhouse Four room apartment, Experlence required to diate Medical Care Center Part time, 8:30 to 2:30. hour per day, required for established Blaomfleld Green Lodge, a 20 bed 40 hours plus, heavy lift­ chester - $159,900 - Heated January 18, 1987.20 Gal­ heat, garage and applian­ perform all accounting - heat, hot water, carpet­ has openings for full time Typing, and telephone consideration: complete based construction com­ self-care facility. Mon­ ing, benefits available. 14)00 square feet, 4 car MANCHESTER axy Drive, Manchester. 8 ing, air conditioned, all ces. $500. Professional or functions on computer registered x-ray techni­ skills necessary. Please application, 3 letters of pany seeks clerk typist day, Wednesday, and Fri­ Hard working people only through F/S. Fost grow­ garage would be great for room Colonial In Red­ appliances. Nice location. retired couple preferred. cians. These positions call Becky at 646-6832. recommendation, college with bookkeeping expe­ day. 649-5985. need apply. Coll 643-2171. any number of usesl It OPEN HOUSE wood Farms. 3 bedrooms, Call 647-1595. 643-9664. ing company In new mod­ offer a full package of transcripts and Connecti­ rience reporting to the ern facility. Excellent be­ accompanies this 4 bed­ 1 1/2 baths, lovely 1/2 benefits, a competitive Body shop openIng-Must cut state certification. office manager. Personal Banking Tralnee - learn to Babysitter - full time, my room, full dormed Cape acre. $150,000. Call 646- Manchester - 5 room, 2 Manchester-available nefits, pleasant working storting salary plus a SUNDAY 12-3 be able ta restore Mus­ Contact Dr. Robert Lin­ computer experience de­ encode checks on our Bowers school area with fireplaced living 4426. bedroom, 1st floor. Ap­ February 1st. 5 room du­ environment. East Ha t- weekend differential. We tangs and other classic coln, Principal, Tolland sired, good salary, com­ proof machines. We are ford Welding. 289-2323. home. Light housekeep­ room, dining room and 28 DEVON DR. pliances, wall-tp-wall car­ plex, 2 or 3 bedrooms, also have part time and cars. Pay according to Middle School, 96 Old Post pany paid benefits, looking for mature persan ing, Call evenings 647- lower level rec room. Florida-West Coast Mo­ peting, full basement, appliances, washer/dryer EOE. perdlum positions availa­ skill. Heritage Auto Body' Road, Tolland, C T 06084, growth potential and plea­ to work on our second 9097. Property also Includes 2 Two bedroom Cape. bile Home Retirement In­ washer and dryer hook hookups. $540 plus utili­ ble. Interested applicants of Andover Incorpora­ 875-0873. Application sant working conditions. shift, part time hours, story barn and odlacent formation. Toll free ups, garage; on bus line. ties. Security required. Wanted:Part time secre­ please contact Joanne at tion. 742-7693. deadline January 21,1987. Call K. Christensen, Monday thraugh Friday 5 corral. D.W.FIsh Realty, Unique features in­ 1-800-237-8M1 or write: No utilities. 1 month secur­ Call 643-8147 after 5pm. tary for doctor's oftice to 721-7393 between 9 ond 4. Pasitlon ta begin Febru­ Mather Corporation, 242- -10 pm. Saturdays 12 naon l19i8ITUATIDN 643-1591 or 871-1400.O clude: aluminum Tropical Acre Estates, ity deposit. $ 575. 64F6245 help with collections and Horticultural mainte­ ary 2,1987, EO E 0743. - 3 pm. If you like to keep siding, sliders to 3300 Tropical Lane, Ze- after 5 pm. Two bedroom, heat, hot office work. Send resume nance technician-full and ■■^IWANTED Full time work In poultry busy, this time slot gives Super spacious - Manches­ deck, fenced in yard Phvrhllls, FI., 34248. water, parking, air condi­ to P. O. Box 2218, Vernon, test house. No experience part time positions to Wanted - full time expe­ you a chance far addi­ ter - $189,000 - 2,600 square Excellent 3 room apart­ tioned. $480 per month. Ct. 06066. Custodian - Part time necessary, will train. Insu­ maintain tropical plants evenlngs,flaor care and rienced hardware retail tional Income. Call 646- Experienced nurse aide. feet, 5 bedroom Victorian on quiet street. Manchester-South end of ment. Stove, refrigerator. Coll after 6pm. 528-6616. rance and retirement be­ In lacal offices. Will train light malntenance.Expe- person. 2 years m inim um , 5773. Excellent references. Will Colonial. This quality Move in condtioni town. 7 room raised No pets. Security, referen­ Telephone answering ser­ nefits. Call John Huard. enthusiastic people In all rlence preferred.Excel­ good pay, goad working care for your loved one In home built In 1895 Includes By owner, *95,500. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, VAi ces. $350. 649-4003. One bedroom - second vice needs aperators first 633-4681 ext 354. aspects of Interior Horti­ lent pay and beneflts.Con- conditions. Apply at Cony­ Bright enthusiastic h?b- your home. Will cook and a 13 X 23 fireplaced living baths, finished family floor, heat and appliances and second shift. Paid culture. Reliable car tact Steve Kegler,647-9191 ers Hardware, 646-5707. ture person required for light housekeeping. 282- room, formal dining room room, fireplace, 2 cor New 5 room duplex apart­ Included. $400 plus one training. Call 649-2133 Clerk/typlst - full time, needed, excellent benef­ 7am ta 3pm. Ask for Bob.______busy chiropractor's of­ 9776. and first floor fireplaced Call 643-4612 garage. Great, well lands­ ment. 3 bedrooms, V h month security. 643-5403. anytime. very diversified position. its. 242-2554. fice. Permanent posltlan den, 3 cor garage with loft after 6 p.m. caped yard In the Martin baths, fully appllanced. Please coll 649-3900. Child care worker- with good prospects. Var­ and attached shed. Home School district. $1624)00. U No pets. References and Waltresses-days, nights, Receiving clerk - seasonal Manchester YW CA be­ ied and Interesting duties. The Town of Coventry Is part time afternoons. Is In very good conditi­ 8. R Realty. 643-2692.o security. $675 plus utili­ CDNDDMINIUM8 seeking a part time Sewer Secretary - for speciality weekends. Excellent pay, fore and after schoal Salary open according to on.D.W.FIsh Realty, 643- ties. 649-4003. good benefits. Apply In Monday through Friday. program. High school di­ qualifications and expe- Real Eetate Warm and Cozy - Warm FDRHENT Avoldence/Constructlon auto shop In Bolton. One Varied duties Include 1591 or 871-1400X1 Inspector for 15 hours per person office. Experience person: Antonio's Restau­ ploma and ability to work rlence.Part time hours up on these cold winter 4 room apartment, availa­ rant, 956 Main Street, heavy lifting. Must be with children grades K-6 a Monday , Wednesday, nights by the magnificent week at a salary of S8.97 In bookkeeping, AR/AP, respansible, dependable Beautiful, remodeled Vic­ LDT8/LAND ble Immediately. Adults Manchester - New end per hour for the Inspection payroll and customer con­ Manchester. must. $4.50 to $5.00 per and Friday. Afternoons. HDME8 torian Colonial on large stone floor to celling fire­ FDR RALE preferred. No pets. No unit condamlnlum. 2 bed­ and have drivers license. hour for up to 20 hours per For Interview appoint­ place which enhances this of buildings and sewer tact. Good benefits, sa­ Jamie Originals, Inc. 646- FDB8ALE “cauntrv” lot here In appliances. Security and room, 11/2 both, loft, 2 car Installations. Applicant lary and oppartunifr for week. Call M ary at 647- ment call Thiele Chiro­ Manchester. Fully Insu­ four bedroom newly con­ references. 1 car. 649-1265. garage, ce n tra l air. Office posItlon-East Hart­ 5758. 1437. EO E/AAE. practic office. 647-7551. I structed colonial situated Establish yourself In a must be a High School- right person. 647-0000. ford. Retail chain seeks lated. Newer waod/coo- $730/month plus utilities. Monday through Friday, All real estate advertised l/oll combination fur­ on a two acre wooded lot rapidly growing rural Manchester West Side - 3 872-9270. /Technlcal School gradu­ motivated person for gen­ In Manchester. Skylight In community. This Invest­ ate and must have a 8:30 to 5. eral office duties. In­ In the Manchester Herald nace. New 12 X 16 deck off bedrooms, appllanced, se­ Is sublect to the Fair of kitchen.Newer Ther­ family room, shiny eat-ln ment property will return curity, $6S) plus utilities. fundemental knawledge cludes data entry, filing. more than dollars and Manchester-Unique adult af construction, the abil­ Plumbing and heating me­ Housing Act of 1968, which mopane windows. Much kitchen, large formal din­ Call 646-1496. complex. 1 bedroom, $500 Good math skills a must. W l : VIE TURNIED ONI ing room and much more- cents. It has the potential ity to Interpret plans and chanic wanted. Licensed For Interview appoint­ makes It Illegal to adver­ more! I $134,900, Strono per month. 2 bedroom, drawings, good communi­ only. Small shop, good tise any preference, lim­ Real Estate Company, .Call today for details. to become a motor focal New duplex - 2 bedroom, 1 $650 month Includes ap­ ment call Miss Calcio, THE Offered at $217,900.Jovce point for the town of cation skills, a Connecti­ wages and benefits. Call Monday through Friday, itation or discrimination 647-SOLD.o 1/2 both, appliances In­ pllanced kitchen, pool, 875-8192. based on race, calor, rell- G. Epstein Real Estate, Andover. Presently self- cluded, 1 month security, cut driver's license and 9am-4pm. 528-6395. SAVINGS 647-8895.0 sauna, game room exer­ the ability to be certified: iHaiifhriitrr Hrrali'i glan, sex ar national Off to Grandmother's hou­ supporting on Its 5 In­ $650 monthly. Utilities not cise room, balconies, and comes. There Is plenty of three(3) years experience Clerical-Full time tor ex­ origin, or an Intentlan to se....we go. Adorable 8 Included.Peterman Build­ more.649-8355. Retail: Get a helpful start make any such prefer­ room older Colonial In Affordable - $49,900 - Spa­ room for expansion on Its ing and Realty, 649-9404 or general construction. As­ panding campany . Light this New Year. Full and typing, filing and various' ence, limitation or dis­ Vernon. 4 bedrooms, sun- cious two bedroom unit In nearly 2 acres of commer­ 643-1951 or 647-1340. South Wlndsor-2 bedroom sistant Building Inspec- part time positions aval ta­ convenient location. cially zoned land. Present tlan certification, health office duties. Experience crimination. The Herald porch, newer roof and Townhouse, Westage ble. Apply nowat Parkade Close to Hartford and owner hos expansion plan Inspection training course helpful not necessary. will not knowingly accept furnace. Extra Insulation Three room apartments- Condos. V/2 baths, fully Health Shoppe. Call 646- any advertisement which too! $112,000.Jackson 8i busline. Call today for on file. Some owner fi­ No appliances. No pets. - State Health Depart­ Will train. Car necessary. 8178 9 am to 5 pm. appllanced kitchen, Is In violation of the law. Jackson Real Estate, 647- details: Joyce G. Epstein nancing Is available. Give Security. Coll 646-2426 washer, dryer hookups In ment.Job descriptions Excellent benefits Includ­ Real Estate, 647-8895.0 us a call for the many ing dental. East Hartford 8400.D weekdays 9 to 5. private basement. Central and applications are details. Realty W orld, available at the Town Welding. 289-2323. EOE Homemakers Interested Government Homes - air, pool, tennis, heat and In a gratifying position! from $1 (U repair). Delin­ Manchester-Charming 7 Prestigious Presence - of Frechette Associates, 646- Manchester 1 bedraom hot water Included In rent. Manager's Office, 1712 this new 8 room,21/2 both 7709.D Main Street, Coventry, Part Time Secretary- We are laoklng far home­ quent tax property. room Colonial, 3 bed­ apartment-parking cellar Small pet acceptable. $750 mature person, good tele- Repossessions. Call 805- room, 2 full baths, large Colonial will overwhelm storage, heat and hot plus security. Available C T. 742-6324. Applications makers to help with house­ you os you wander from will be received until the phone manners. hold duties for the III and 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 far country kitchen on extra water, appliances. $510 Immediately. 6494)795. Insurance experience elderly, who could appre­ current repo list. large lot. Excellent condi­ room to room. The quality REALE8TATE monthly. Call 649-2871. close of buslness(4:30PM) (CLASSIFIED DISCOUNTS) of construction and the up Ja n u a ry 26,1987. The helpful. Typing, filing, ciate the help more? tion. $135,000. Owner. 646- WANTED Manchester-New 2 bed­ general office procedu. e Please call VNA & Home Manchester-Lovely Cape 3626. to dote floor plan Is exqui­ Bolton Notch-2 room fur­ room townhouse, 1<> place, garage. Call 647- tors, 646-2482, “ We Gua­ chen washer and dryer. Now’s your chance 8105 after 6 pm, weekends, housel Sparkling Victo­ rantee Our Houses".□ $70 per week. 647-8457. Summer employment. Because of our rian Cape with over T400 to take advantage of excellent Town of Manchester. 6 Lines 7 Days Save *8®® 9 ta 5. $128,900. countless readers. 10 Days Save *14®® square feet of living area. New homes starting at On bus line near M CC, use Plan now for your Formal living room and $179,900 - Tw in Oaks real estate values. summer lobi Applica­ Classified ads bring Large 7 room Cape. Fan­ of kitchen and laundry 7 Lines 7 Days Save ‘9®® tastic area, finished base­ dining room, plus first Manor. New construc­ facilities, 2 weeks security tions are being accepted such good response you floor parlour, wonder­ tion. Only 5 lots available. for summer employment 10 Days Save *16®® m e n t, family room. deposit. $60 per week. Call may have trouble $119,900. 649^664. Princi­ fully spacious kitchen Spacious early period cen­ 649-4054 otter 7 on week- liNBortaat with the town of Manches­ plus laundry area, 3 bed­ ter chimney Colonial ter. Positions available 8 Lines 7 Days Save ®10®® ples only. days, anytime on « car garage, leader, lifeguard and wa­ . IAPARTIIIIENT ’ TM i pronely noy oonWn Classified columns WHEN YOU CALL TO PLACE VOlM AO. BE SUM TO fully decorated, central full basement, oak ca­ 9 8 ter safety Instructor. Sa­ Manchester-7 room Cape, BOOB VWMDB8W. • lM ipH npiedOAM,dn.«s lary rages from S4.00 to every day! ASK FOR YOUR ‘CD’ RATII vac, central air, 3 car binets, colonial trim , 6 ’ZI fDRRENT TMIHUD o p n e t (no Center Spring Park area. ’ HUO m o t y tho rtpM lo $6.00 per hour. Must be 16 garoge and plenty more. panel doors, vinyl or A ir conditioned, Fuego cedar siding, generous n M ony orMbldp ond to THSPueucMMynto $3W4)00. Jackson 8> Jack- Manchester-2nd floor, 2 wpivo pny IniorMPdbr or years of oge or older to NO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS. PLEASEI CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME. BUT TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT fireplace, attached gar­ n m o m b yow bid OOMIOPO apply. Further Informa­ AOS MUST RUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS... . son Real Estate, 647-8400.a flooring allowances, bedroom, heat and ap­ brotuiirlly In n y bML age. Immaculate. Broker. PLUS...beautiful finished pliances. No pets. $550 tion and appllactlons 6494)498. work throughout! Other materials ore available at Brand new listing - Nice plus security. Coll 646- 14ThoMpPon noodiOonda UnM K . Znd boor; 1 u T w n to place your ad and clean 5 room Cope. 3 styles also availab­ 3979. bodwoPb Pirinp room. UWion. boPK t oir the Personnel Office, 41 MiWCHESTER Manchester - 6 room le...OR...brlng your own Center Street. Manches­ bedrooms, newer fur­ ooodblonprPL d o n ipPlyiiPWi ond debnohpr. Cape. Beautiful, fire­ plans. Call for your per­ ■idM ISH l O o m rtp d lo oondondidumo IIP I. ter or by colling 647-3126. phone 643-2711 nace, nwny updated Im­ placed living room, par­ Duplex-Manchester, 6 OMdo in es. Tn n « 4t Eouol Opportunity Em­ HERALD provements. Listed on No­ sonal appointment and let quet bedroom floor, large us help you start planning rooms, 3 bedrooms, large ployer. Minorities and d a tsH M a H t aak for Claaalflad.. tional Historic Register. Perfect for CH FA I $81,900. deck. Convenient loca­ your new honne today. kitchen and one ba­ f T T T n $ 3S0 Maln8L,Haftlard.CT0610S Handicapped Individuals pfeaaaMS-mi c t a s s i f f M tion. Owner ogent. 647- Sentry Real Estate, 643- throom. $600 plus utilities. i r (CotW8BBr Mate BL B C tw rtw O it Abb., m w ) are urped to apply. Jackson 8i Jackson Real tmmmmmmSSSm CbH 722-MN fOT lofoniMlIon. Estate, 647-8400.O 1896. 6601x3 649-5861. INVITATION TO BID ^ HOMES The Monchaitar Public Sehooli aollclti bids for T Y ­ FOR RENT P E W R IT E R S for the 1916- 1987 school yoor. Saolad bids AAanch«8ter-5 room ranch BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY will ba racalvad until Jon- uory 27, 1987, 3:00 P.M., at — KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright style house. S750 per which time they will bo pub­ month plus utilities, refer­ licly opanad. The right Is ra- ICARR ITRUCKR/VANR ences and security deposit CARPENTRY/ PAINTINO/ HEATING/ sarvad to ralact any and oil MI8CELLANE0U8 CARR IFDRRALE required. February 1 oc­ bids. Spoclflcotlons and bid FOR RALE FOR RALE 6,iaeffT. I CiiAtTCD CHILD CARE REM0DELIN8 PAPERING PLUM6ING forms may be secured at the FDR RALE cupancy. Call 643-1580 Business Office, 4S North AtuH(djW foP-rtlMTb eventnos. School Street, Manchester, 1975 Chevy Vega - good for 1974 Ford Van, good condi­ I Cooti) Large Doll -1950, for sale. 1970 Mustang-Body res­ tion. $1500 or best offer. Happy Homes - “R” clean Farrand Remodeling — Intertor/exterlor painting Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Connecticut. tored 351 motor with head­ parts. Rebuilt automatic (^0 To ^ Manchester-8 room, 4 bed­ homes. Professional resi­ Cabinets, roofing, gut­ - new construction com­ throom remodeling; In­ 033-01 2 year old size. $30.00. Call transmission. $99.00 or 875-6344.0 643-7534.D ers. Beautiful car but rooms, plus finished bose- dential and commercial ters, room additions, mercial, residential and stallation water heaters, needs transmission and best offer. Call 646-6828 ment, sun porch, cleaning. Call between 4 decks, all types of remo­ apartments. Spray paint­ garbage disposals; faucet LBOAL N O ' £ after 5:00.ci TOWN OF BOLT <, CONN. "In - A - Flash" Math and little other work. Many iMtRCEIlANEOUR fireplace, 2 car garage, all and 10 pm. 456-8317. deling and repairs. FREE ing, brush and roller, repairs. 649-4539. V ls a / M - extras parts, best offer. appliances, laundry hoo­ estimates. Fully Insured. wood staining, texture asterCard accepted. Pursuant to Sor IO-153d (b) English SAT flash cards. Toyota Celica - GT 1976, 5 I autom otive of the Conn. Gonoral Sta­ $10.00. Call 646-3033.D 646-8607^______kups. No pets. Lease Responsible young Telephone 643-6017, after celling spraying, water tutes, notice Is hereby given speed. Excellent running $75D/month plus utilities. woman with own trans­ 6pm, 647-85D9. proofing. Quality depen­ Haye you read today's that a signed copy of the con­ Bio Red -1972 Olds 98, red conditlan. Some rust. 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By Howard Ulmon New Zealand led by six seconds at legs. It also could force Conner to down a multimillion-dollar offer Friday to coach ter, who was banned from pro ’“The N FL has been tremend­ The Associated Press the start. But after the first engage in a tacking duel to make up the Atlanta Falcons. ; football for a year because of his ously cooperative and supportive of windward leg, just 3.25 miles into ground, something the California " I made a decision to stay here at UCLA,” betting activities, was arrested this investigation, especially with FREMANTLE, Australia — New the 24.1-mile race, it trailed by 21 skipper likes to avoid against his Donahue said at a news conference on campus. Friday on a charge of unlawful the involvement of a former athlete Zealand took advantage of a big seconds. more maneuverable enemy. gambling. The former Colts quar­ “ I ’m delighted with that decision. of theirs, particularly an athlete break, when Stars & Stripes’ Conner was on course to deflate ’The boats zig-zagged up the last terback was said by police to have that has gone through this once spinnaker came loose, and s a il^ to the Kiwis’ hopes again as he set sail three windward legs as Conner, “ There were many, many reasons. It’ s been a bet more than $200,000 on football before and was on the road to its first victory Friday in the for the bottom mark. It was his hoping to overtake Dickson, tacked very interesting and a very difficult 48-hour and baseball games late last year. recovery,” said Annee. America’s Cup challenger finals. spinnaker — borrowed from the 132 times during the race. Dickson Schlichter. 26, was among 13 period. When all was said and done, it was just a The police chief said Schlichter ’The mishap at the start of the eliminated America II campaign — responded with his own tacks and matter that I looked good in blue. That was the people charged in a series of was released without having to post second leg of the eight-leg race that deflated instead. kept Conner behind. gambling arrests by city police. major thing. bond because this is the first gave the Kiwis’ fiberglass boat the “ We had a 22 (officially 21) Police Chief Paul A. Annee said criminal gambling charge lodged opening it needed to win by 38 second lead and like to think we “ When the answer came out, it was stay at records seized indicated Schlichter against him. seconds and cut the U.S. yacht’s could have held it,” Conner said. UCLA, keep smiling, have fun. stay in college wagered on professional and col­ Police said they launched the lead to 2-1 in the best-of-seven “ It’s impossible to say.” lake a.Lobkn football.” lege football and pro baseball. investigation because they feared series. Ten seconds after the sail — Schlichter, the former Ohio State Donahue, 42 has compiled an 88-34-7 record in 11 Indianapolis is becoming an active Stars & Stripes was leading by 21 designed to catch the wind from SPEaAL PURCHASE University star selected in the first years at UCLA. The Bruins have appeared in bowl gambling center, with the influx of seconds when the red, white and behind and push the boat along the Fram Dollar Roirt-a^r round of the National Football games following each of the last six seasons and amateur sports championships and blue sail pulled away from its snap downwind leg— had been hoisted, it League draft in 1982, missed the have been victorious in their last five postseason the arrival of the Colts. AP photo shackle and sank to the deck. pulled away from its snap shackle, 1985 Morcunf Lynx 1983 season while serving a one- appearances. They were 8-3-1 this past season “ We’re very concerned that “ We went down bloody but we’re which Conner said either broke or 4Dfl. Amo^PflTAIr. ' year league suspension for gam­ 8 to efiooM from including a 31-10 victory over Brigham Young in organized crime not get any kind of Martina Navratilova led the list of seeds willing to continue.” Stars & Stripes wasn’t closed completely. bling. The Colts were then in the Freedom Bowl. a foothold in this county.” said into the next round of the Australia Open skipper Dennis Conner said. Crew members on Stars & Stripes *4995 Baltimore. Annee.. They will do that in Saturday’s scrambled to recover. New Zea­ Donahue, who was first approached by the . Schlichter at the time said his championships with a victory on Friday. Schlichter was signed last June fourth race as the series continues land’s crew capitalized on the good 1985 Morcury Marquis Falcons on Tuesday, rejected a five-year offer gambling had put him “ on the path • o k AUI0.P&P8. M r as a free agent by the Buffalo Bi'ls, to determine a challenger to the fortune. that reportedly would have paid him somewhere a to total self-destruction.” 8 to ehooto from but failed to earn a spot on the team. Australians. “ These things do occasionally minimum of $2.5 million. He earns approximately “ I have not only been a compul­ He currently is a sales representa­ Stefan advances Kookaburra III took a 2-0 lead happen in boat racing,” Dickson *5995 $250,000 per year at UCLA, where he has a sive gambler for too long now. it ART SCHLICHTER tive for a Columbus, Ohio-based over Australia IV in the best-of-nine said. “ If the timing is a little bit five-year contract that renews itself every year. made me a complusive liar.” . . . busted for betting credit insurance company. defender finals with a 46-second unfortunate, as today it obviously Moriarty Bros. “ In terms of dollars, obviously there’s a He later underwent treatment in victory Friday. That competition was, the boat behind is going to take He said recently that he is one of in Aussie tennis difference.” he said. “ I never did do well in math an effort to break his habit. also will continue Saturday. advantage of it.” Used Car Specials Schlichter was reinstated for the Schlichter was charged with a 36 applicants for the head football at UCLA, anyway. In a best-of-seven final series While Conner’s crew removed the 84 VW Rabbit $c o q c 1984 season after a meeting with Class B misdemeanor of unlawful coaching job at a high school in “ I certainly feel the opportunity the Atlanta MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) — Fourth-seeded starting Jan. 31, Australia will fallen sheet and raised a replace­ 4 Or. Special Ed. ^ 9 4 9 9 gambling. The offense carries a Wilmington. Ohio. Falcons offered me was very unique and very NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle defend the Cup it won from Conner ment in a mere 70 seconds. maximum penalty of 180 days in jail Colts owner Robert Irsay said Stefan Edberg of Sweden, seeking his second straight 84 Q-Margult toftoe special. I don’t think an opportunity like that will and moved with the Colts to and the Liberty in 1983. Dickson’s boat had caught up with Maroon, 4 Of., Loaded * 9 0 9 9 and a $1,000 fine. neither he nor other team officials Australian Open men’s singles title, moved quickly ever be presented to me again. I had to look at Indianapolis, starting in five The pattern of the first two its wounded foe. The bettors who were arrested knew of Schlichter’s alleged gam­ into the fourth round of the $1.65 million tennis S3 Escort S’lonn that. That was something I had to look at very games. The Colts released him challenger races, which Stars & Wagon. Low mllaa * 0 9 U U are alleged to have wagered more bling activities when he was cut tournament Saturday. A pleasure cmise for the veteran hard and I did look at it very hard. after the fifth game of the 1985 Edberg easily defeated Australian John Frawley 6-4. Stripes won handily, reappeared at S3 Cad. El Dorado than $519,000 during the time of the from the squad. 12-meter sailor from San Diego was “ It was a very nice position to be in. In my mind, season. 6-3. 6-1. the start of Friday’s match on the Blaofc. AN El Oorado ilA A Schlichter turned himself in to investigation, which lasted from now a sea battle with his 25-year-old Equip.. Mint Oond. ^ lO y O U U I couldn’t go wrong either way. I really had a “ There was no inkling at the time In other early matches Saturday, two seeded women windswept waters of the Indian Indianapolis authorities early Fri­ September through December 1986. upstart counterpart' from no-lose situation. I just had to decide. I put a we released him he was involved advanced into the fourth round. Ocean where the breeze reached 25 S3 Chrysler New Yorker day and was released on his own Six other men were charged with Auckland. deadline of 9 o’clock this morning. Somewhere again.” Irsay said. “ We knew about Fifth-seeded Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of West Ger­ knots near the end. recognizance after being booked. felony counts of promoting profes­ By the second rounding. New ^ *6495 around 3 or 4 this morning, I decided.” nothing of that sort. We let him go many downed American Tina Mochizuki 6-2,6-2, while Conner had his 12-meter yacht on Zealand had regained the six- “ He’s all right. I ’ll say that,” said sional gambling and corrupt busi­ S3 Buick Regal *>iaae because of his physical stature as a No. 7 Lori McNeil of Houston breezed past fellow the favored side of the course for WMia. Auto. 4 Or. * 0 9 0 9 Lesa J. Lux, Schlichter’s attorney. ness influence. second lead it had at the start. quarterback.” American Marianne Werdel 6-2, 7-5. the third straight time as the boats “ It’s not fun for anyone.” “ Art Schlichter fit into the Irsay said he was surprised to Teen-ager Janine Thompson of Australia earned a hit the starting line under 16-knot The race remained close through­ Lux said she was “ not at liberty to scheme of things here as a bettor ^ *3495 learn of the arrest. fourth round meeting with defending champion southwest winds. And for the third out but, as the front-ranning yacht. Pasadena officials say where he is” after coming to only.” said David Cook, a Marion “ I thought he learned his lesson. Martina Navratilova by defeating American Beverley straight time. New Zealand skipper New Zealand was able to dictate 85 Mazda RX-7 gaoae Indianapolis from Ohio to sur­ County deputy prosecutor. Blue.8 8pd. * 0 0 0 9 If they caught him again, I guess he Bowes 6-3, 7-5. Chris Dickson saw Stars & Stripes’ strategy. It could keep the wind render to authorities. “ That there’s an organization 82 Toyota Supra scalping tickets? hasn’t,” Irsay said. Navratilova, the defending champion, Hana Mand- stem sweep around the first mark. from Conner’s sails on windward She said she expects she or that allows a person to bet that kind BIIl, B SpA. AC. Sunrool *r< IV O Joe Browne, director of commun­ likova and Pam Shriver, the top three women’s seeds, Schlichter will make a public of money in that period of time, ications for the NFL. said Schlich­ moved into the fourth round by posting victories on 83 Nissan Pickup PASADENA. Calif. (AP) — City officials who statement after they have analyzed that’s what concerns us,” said ter’s arrest would not immediately Friday. •3895 receive Super Bowl tickets can resell them for profit the information gathered by police. Cook. affect his future participation in the Navratilova, the No. 1 player in the world who is despite National Football League efforts to impose A court appearance is pending, she Annee said NFL security officials Shula teads 84 Mercury Topaz league. chasing her fourth Australian Open singles crown, sanctions on them, a deputy city attorney says. said. were consulted during the investi­ •4695 The N FL wanted scalping restrictions imposed on needed less than an hour to oust fellow American 85 Nlsean Sentra Camille Benjamin 6-2,6-1, despite a freakish wind that •3895 hampered serving. Senior Bowl cast 85 Ford Escort S^iMe^soBlptag™negaU^ Calffomia. and the city’s Upset Ditka threatens to quit Mandlikova, of Czechoslovakia, who won this tournament in 1980, also needed little time in crushing personnel code does not bar resale of tickets for profit. By Ed Shearer season and Carlson threw for 2,084 City officials purchased 1,200 tickets for the Jan. 25 Anne Smith of the United States 6-3,6-2, while Shriver, “ TMike Ditka ^ The North is a slight favorite to Jim Steeg said the league was given assurances that threatened to resign as coach of the the Bears as saying “ Vainisi was anybody could have reached him.” Elna Reinach 6-2,6-4. 82 Nissan Sentra MOBILE, Ala. — A South squad, trim the South’s 18-16-3 lead in this city officials “ would do their best to prevent scalping.” Chicago Bears last week and still the glue that held this organization Besides their personal friend­ No. 4 Anne Hobbs of Britain scored an easy 6-4, 6-2 ship, Ditka and Vainisi are partners victory over veteran left-hander Dianne Balestrat of led by the Don Shula family, meets annual game that lures coaches and “ We addressed the concern,” he said. may leave the team he led to the together ... Had Mike Ditka left, in a downtown restaurant and night the North Saturday in the 38th scouts from the N FL and Canadian 85 Mazda RX-7 . . . Gillig said it was possible the city might adopt a new Super Bowl championship last Jerry Vainisi would have left.” Australia, the 15th seed. Senior Bowl football game. Football League. mm* ^10,500 personnel policy after the Super Bowl between the New year, published reports say. Ditka was visibly upset’Thursday club. at a news conference announcing 88 MlteuMshl Qalant York Giants and Denver Broncos, preventing city When Ditka flrst heard last week On Thursday, McCaskey told Shula, coach of the Miami Dol­ Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh, a Vainisi's departure. He said he was officials from reselling their tickets to anyone but that Jerry Vainisi, his close per­ reporters he was confident that Martina top athlete phins, will have one son playing second-team All-American, and •13,500 relatives. , sonal friend, was being let go, he “ very, very hurt” by McCaskey’s Ditka “ will have a long coaching quarterback for the South, Mike, Oregon’s Chris Miller, the most decision to let Vainisi go. NEW YORK (AP) — Martina Navratilova’s “ most 84 Lincoln Town Car Ticket brokers have said they are selling Super Bowl tried to talk club President Mike career as head coach of the Chicago and another son, David, a Miami valuable player in last week’s Hula On Friday afternoon, radio sta­ satisfying year” was capped Friday when she was packages for up to $3,000 per person in New York, McCaskey out of it and threatened Bears." assistant, coaching the quarter­ Bowl, will share quarterback duties 111,500 including transportation and hotel accommodations. to quit, Don Pierson of the Chicago tion WBBM-AM quoted sources named the 1986 Associated Press Female Athlete of the for the North, coached by John Vainisi, 45, was one of the three backs and receivers. 84 Lincoln Mark VII Under Pasadena’s contract, each city director, the Tribune reported. saying the Atlanta Falcons, whose Year. Robinson and his Los Angeles men — along with Ditka and Bill “ It is always special to be picked for an award like • equivalent of a city council member, was allowed to Tlie coach strongly hinted to offer of a head coaching position “ It’s really a family affair,” the Rams’ staff. 12,200 purchase 100 Super Bowl tickets at face value. There friends he will will not work for was turned down by UCLA’s Terry Tobin, player personnel director — this,” the tennis star said when told of her award, the elder Shula said. “ It’s a new 85 Mercury Cougar are seven city directors. The additional 500 tickets McCaskey beyond the 1987 season, Donahue, had asked the Bears for that operated the defending Super second time in four years she has captured the honor. experience for me to be coaching A crowd of 40,000 is expected at Bowl champions. Navratilova garnered 377 points in the nationwide •7650 were sold to other city officials. when his contract expires, accord­ permission to talk with Ditka about Mike.” Ladd Memorial Stadium. The fore­ ing to Pierson's report. Pierson Uie vacancy. balkiRw f>t sports writers and broadcasters to easily cast calls for a 70 percent chance of 81 ThunderMrd City directors had said they would resell their tickets But, 10 days after the Bears lost Mike Shula, who set a career helped Ditka write his autobio­ The Falcons promptly denied beat tMt ^ I fe r Pat Bradley for the annual award. rain during the game, which will be 2 Or, Loaded. Mue * O O O U in some instances but not at a proflt. their N FL playoff opener 27-13 to record at Alabama with 35 touch­ graphy last year. that report. Nav8Bt%gm had 57 first-place ballots, while Bradley televised by the Mizlou and USA “ I would trust that every board member is an the underdog Washington Reds­ down passes, will open at quarter­ Brian Hewitt, who covers the “ To my knowledge, nobody has waslMMBM flrst on 31 ballots. networks. honorable person.” director Loretta Thompson- kins, McCaskey said Vainisi and back for the South. He will be a Bears for the Chicago Sun-Times, contact^ us to ’ alk to Mike," said Jackie Joyner was third with 128 points, GUdinaan said. the Bears "agreed to part backed up by Cody Carlson of Harbaugh passed for 2,729 yards Gillig said officiais wouid get into trouble only if they wrote “ it may be oniy a matter of Bears spokesman Bryan Harlan. folk|lteln f distance runner Grete Waitz of Norway company.” figure skating champion Debi Thomas Baylor. and 10 touchdowns in his senior failed to report any Ucket-scalping profite. time” before Ditka goes. “ Mike (McCaskey) has been gone I all star Cheryl Miller with 87 and Shula passed for 1,486 yards and year and Miller threw for 2,503 MlC«arSt.,l rMMlSS distmce nmner Ingrid Kristiansen with 38. 13 touchdowns during the 1986 yards and 12 scores. .. 1 r t » • V ‘ •Vf

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Johnny Miller 7247-69— 208 Whalers home tonight vs. Caps Jim Gallagher 69^71-68— 208 HOCKEY Awardb Youth soccer registration is set Corev Povln 727145— 208 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (21-17-6) will BasketbaD Hockey Donnie Hammond 7148-70— 209 Manchester Rec Department will conduct its third Fred Couples 694271— 209 host the Washington Capitals (16-22-7). who are in the Al Gelberger 674274— 210 basement of the Patrick Division, tonight at 7; 30 at the and final registration session on Monday night, Jan. 26, Pot McGowan 626273— 210 Civic Center. The Whalers are currently in second NBA itamlings AP Femih Athlete voting. from 6-8 p.m. at the llling Junior High cafeteria. Lorry RInker 627272— 210 NBL itandings Howard Twiftv 627249-210 place in the Adams Division with 48 points, three There are four divisions: Pee Wee (ages 27), Midget T.C. Chen 727347— 210 behind first-place Montreal. Hartford will travel to EASTCRN COtimiENCE (ages 29), Junior (ages 1211) and Intermediate (ages Blaine McCalllster 726271— 210 AMamicDlvWen NEW YORK (A P )— Leading vot^gelters WALES CONFEEENCE Montreal Monday night to begin a home-and-home for the 1986Associated Press FemaleAthlete 12-14). Pee Wee is co-ed with the other three offered to By LEWIS WITHAM Willie Wood 664275— 210 W L Pet. OB Steve Pate 7247-72— 211 ___ of the Year, with first-, second- and boys and girls separately. Age is determined as of Dec. FoIrlckOtvWwi series with the Canadiens. Montreal will then play the Boston 26 10 .722 third-place votes and total points on a 5-31 Take the number of teams (8, Tim Simpson 67-74-70— 211 Whalers Wednesday in Hartford at 7:30 p.m. Hartford Phllodelphia 21 16 .568 S'/t basis: 31 1986 Dan Foreman 6274-72— 211 Washington 19 18 .514 r/7 W L T Fit OF OA 9 or 10) in the Southwest Confer­ 6271-72-211 is 3-8-1 in its last 12 games. Plover Itt 2nd 3rd Total A $4 Rec membership card is required at time of PhllacMolila 30 11 - 63 189 119 David Frost New York 12 24 .333 14 377 162 ISO ence; multiply by the number Peter Jacobsen 7271-70— 211 New Jersey 10 26 .278 16 Martino Novrotllv 51 33 23 registration and there is a $5 registration fee. NY Islondart 22 18 4 48 - - 724272- 211 Pot Bradley 31 22 19 240 NY Ranger* 18 20 7 43 183 181 of their teams that played in Joey Slndelor Central Dhdston By LEWIS WITHAM To speed registraton, Rec membership cards may be Chris Perrv 726273— 212 — Jackie Joyner 15 12 15 126 PltlsiHir^ 17 18 8 42 159 150 bowl games this season (3, 4 Atlanta 25 10 .714 Take the NHL-leading num­ 165 202 Tom Watson 727448— 212 UConn hosts St. John’s Detroit 23 11 .676 I'A Greta Waltz 6 17 18 99 purchased at the East Side Rec, Community Y, New Jenev 18 22 5 41 — or 5); and add the number of 734270— 212 Debt T h 0 1m G s Washington 16 22 7 39 135 169 Bobby Clompelt Milwaukee 23 15 .605 3'/i ber of goals (68, 73 or 78) scored Mahoney Rec Center and Highland Park Community points (15, 25 or 35) scored Dave Rummells 7447-71— 212 HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut Chicago 18 16 .529 6Pro Bowl AMERICAN FOOTBALL Ernie Gonzalez 727274- 216 Manchester Community College (13-3). ranked fifth Morehouse 79, Savannah St. 69 team Improved Its record to 32 with a 627277-216 ‘’ Detroit at PHtsburoh, 7:M p.m. CONFERENCE— Named Boomer Esia­ Andy Dillard in New England junior college circles, will host North Celtics 133, Cavaliers 128 Trinity Baptist 96, Pensacola Christian 82 56-48 win Friday over the Enfield High MIAMI — Miami Dolphins’ quarterback Dan Marino son, Clndnnall Bengals uuorterbaefc, to Bruce Crompton 627274-216 freshmen. Erik Wolfgang had 23 points Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. 727272- 216 Essex Community College tonight at 8 at East Catholic' Borrv 77, St. Leo 74 has withdrawn from the Pro Bowl game for the third Quebec at CMcogo, 8:35 pm . replaoe Don Marine, MIomI Dolphins Mike Sulllyan Palm Beach Atlantlc94,Womer Southern to lead the Rams. Emil Issavl and Bob Quarterback, on the AFC Pro Bowl roster. Lonnv Wodklns 724276— 216 High School. CLEVELAND (1W 76 Hartnett followed with 16 and 10 points, time in four seasons to undergo arthroscopic surgery Miller Barber 7271-73-217 71-7272-217 Williams 11-17 23 24, Hubbard 4-12 2210, MIDWEST respectively. Ray Mounds and Jason on his left knee...... in BUFFALO BILLS— Named Ted Tollner Mike Hulbert Dougherty 10-22 63 26, Harper 11-28 8-9 30, Nevins played well defensively tor Jfta 5. Davila 4 rea vers coach and Ted Morchlbroda David Graham 71-7276-217 Bemidll St. 85, MInn.-MorrIs 84 He will be replaced on the AFC team by Cincinnati 7271-72-217 Softball umpires holding clinic Bagiev 10-213324, NewmonMHHIO, West 4-5 Chardon St. 65. Peru St. 64 llling, which hosts South Windsor on ouarterbock coach. John Cook 1-29,Poquette04KM)0,Ehlo23(H)5,Lee030« Tuesday. quarterback Boomer Esiason. HOCKEY A n ^ North 727273— 217 Cornell, Iowa 60, Knox 58 7271-76-217 0. Totals521112227128. Fisk 70, Earlhom 68 Marino has had four previous operations on the taiM. Steve Jones EAST HARTFORD — The North Central Connecti­ DETROIT RED WINGS— Recalled Bobby Wodklns - 71-7272-217 Keamev St. 93, Washburn 85,20T Bennat girla varalty This will be his third arthroscope, a procedure he has Rrst Period— 1, New Jersey,MS Verbeek 727272-217 cut Board of ASA Softball Umpires will hold a clinic for BOSTON C133) Mt. Mercy 79, Marycrest 64 Mark Lamb, canter, and Dole Krentz, left Scott Simpson McHole 15-25 39 38, Bird 12-23 11-11 35, likened to "an oil change." , , u a- 20 (Summon, McNob), 4:13 (pp). Z New wing, from Adirandack of the American Hal Sutton 71-71-7S-217 prospective softball umpires at the East Hartford Mlnn.-Duluth 64, Moorhead St. 57 Bennet Junior High girls’ varsity Jersey, MocLeon 20 (McNob, Woltrtn), 7271-77-210 Parish 8-113322 Johnson6-1310-1022,Alnge N. Colorodo 85, Momlngslde 81 basketball teom topped Bolton on "M y doctor (Richard Steadman of Lake Tahoe, Wayne Levi Middle School on Burnside Avenue. There will be eight 333011, Slchtlng 1-1 335, Roberts 03000, 15:45. Penottles— NeuMd, Win (elbowing), ‘‘ wSrrroRDWHALERS AssignedMike Dovts Love III . 727271-218 South Dakota 71, Neb.-Omoha 61 Friday, 32-20. Tricia O’Connell hod 14 Calif.) has advised me to have the operation," Marino 2:40; Helmer, NJ (Interterence), 13:29; sessions scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. on the following KIteOOOOO. Totals47-843339133. points and 10 rebounds, Kristo Hanley 5 Millar, right wing, to Binghamton of the Bobby Nkiiols 728275-218 said Friday. "Unfortunately, I ’ll miss the Pro B<)wl. I Marols,Wln(delayafaame),lS:4S. American Hockey L e o w . dates: February 2. 4. 9. 11. 18. 23 and 25 and March 2. points ond Cheryl Fowler 4 points and 10 Second Perlod-3, Wlimlpea, Staen 9 For further formation, contact John Moffitt at GItveland 37 25 18 38 4— 128 TOURNAMENTS rebounds for Bennet, now 31. Amv have to go In now, so I ’ll be ready to go to training (Morols),8:30(sh).4,NewJer*«,Lo(-selle QUEBEC NORDIQUES— Sent RMo Sll- Boston 29 38 32 31 11— 131 Liberty Bonk Classic Shumaker, Melissa Lota and Cheryl tanen, defenseman, to Fredericton of the 649-8992 or Edward McCarthy at 568-6779. Threo-polnt goals— AInge, Ehio, Bagiev. O'Connell played well defensively. camp." 10 (MdcLean), 9:40 (OP). 5, American Hockey League. Fouled out— Parish. Rebounds— Cleveland Ftrst Eeund Watters 2 (Howwcfiok), 1 4 :» fc COLLEOE 60 (Doughertv 14), Boston 42 (McHale Connecticut Coll. 59, E. Connecticut 45 Wlnnlpeo, Homel 16 (Steen), 17:29. GATOR BO WL— Named John Bell execu­ Rec basketball 10). Assists— Cleveland 27 (Harper 9), Trinity, Conn. 59, Weslevon 58 Panoltlee— RIdimond, NJ (hookina), tive director, effective Feb. 12. Boston 32 (Johnson 11). Total Ibuls— UConn appoints counseling head 2:14;Small,Wtn(haoklng)4:0S. ' ARIZONA— Named Marc Lunstord, Cleveland 28, Boston 20. Technicals— Rich Smith and Duane Aklno assistant Television and Cleveland excessive time outs. A— 14090. STORRS — With at least two members of the Third Pertod-7,WInnlpeo,Howerd»ul® football coaches. ... _ ... (Morols), 3:30. 8, New J e r w , McNcto ARIZONA STATE— Nomed Jill OeMI- Junlara University of Connecticut basketball team facing 3 (Danevko, Johnson), S:S5 (pp). 9, SocCer possible eligibility problems because of insufficient chele assistant othtattc director tor Knteks 32 (Kevin W 1 18), 76ers 20 TODAY Rockets 112, Pistons 108 Winnipeg, Carlyle 8 (Steen, Hower- stuitant services. (Barry Chapman 6). Big Eait standingc grades, the school on Friday announced the appoint­ GEORGIA TECH-Homed Pot Watson Lakers 42 (Brian Peltotter 18, Sean 1 p.m. — College basketball: St..John’s vs. UConn, 10:55 (pp). PenoHles Rooney, Win (hook­ offensive line coach. . ^ Adorns 10), Celtics 40 (Wovne Zorger IS, Big East Centerence O'Oll ment of a director for its Counseling Program for ing), 5:04; Johnson, NJ (holdino), 8:43. WPOP HOUSTON Oil) W L W L BIIBL atandinga HAWAII— Named Bob Wagner head Greg toulce9). Intercollegiate Athletes...... > Shots on goal— Winnipeg 4-1^7— 25. New football coach. . . ^ 1 p.m. — College football: Senior Bowl. USA Cable. McCrov 27 (H) 4, Sampson 7-15 1-4 15, Syrocuse 4 0 15 0 Jersey lO^lilO—36. Ololuwon 1219 215 33, Reid 218 34 21, 1 1 Joy O’Shields, currently program administrator of rtBPROM— Named Ken Winstead, 2 p.m. — College basketball: Villanova vs. Virginia, Georgetown 3 12 Power-plav Opportunities— Winnipeg 1 Sandy Walton ond Bill Bvront assistant MlnnlefleM25226, Petersen 23(H)4, Hants Pittsburgh 2 1 12 3 Eastern DtvHlen the Southeastern Consortium for Minorities in of 3; New Jersey 3 of 4. Channel 3 2173319, Leovel12404)4, Anderson3-5336. Villanova 3 2 10 5 1W L Pet. OB Engineering In Atlanta, will join the University of Goalies— Winnipeg, Berthlaume (36 athletic directors. mm 2:30 p.m. — College basketeball: Miami vs. Kansas. Totals47931228112 Providence 2 2 11 3 Dollos 13 6 .684 — WAKE FOREST— Announced the rcsig- H M w I j f E A B 12 6 Connecticut staff on Jan. 26. according to a prepared shols-32 saves). New Jersey, Chevrier noHon of Al Groh, toolball eooch. « » « P W W E E E A J f Channel 30 DETR O IT (186) ...... St. John's 2 2 11 2 Cleveland .667 % (25^20). Donttev 211 25 16, Green 37 22 8, Connecticut 1 3 6 7 Baltimore 10 7 .588 2 statement...... A-9,792. 3 p.m. — Bowling: AC-Delco Classic, Chs. 8,40 Lalmbeer 213 28 16, Dumors 29 7-W 18, Seton Hall 1 4 10 4 Minnesota 8 8 JOO 3% The Counseling Program for Intercollegiate Athlet­ Referee— Andy Van Hellemond. 4 p.m. — College basketball: UNLV vs. Oklahoma, Thomas13277,V.Johnson2142318,Sallev Boston College 0 3 7 6 Chicago 6 11 .353 6 25 25 12, Nevttt 33 1-2 7, Rodman 23 00 2 15 ics was formed lost fall to implement recommenda­ Linesmen— Wovne Foreev, GerordGauth- New York .118 10 ler. Bloaaoma Channel 3 4.Totots 37-75 3142 ^ Today's Oames Westarn Division tions made by a task force on athletics appointed by 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Bob Hope Classic, Channel 30 Iloustsn 19 31 38 18— 111 St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 1 ToconM 14 3 .824 ___ University of Connecticut President John T. Casteen. G o lt Doris Hattin 172462, Dee Smyth 7:30 p.m. — Capitals vs. Whalers, WTIC OulrMt 16 M 11 31-181 p.m. San Diego 9 8 .529 5 177-459, Marilyn Meyers 180, Sandy Three-potnt goals— Dumars. Villanova at Virginia Konsoe City 9 9 JOO 5'/) The task force found fault with nearly every aspect of Harrington 202182S31, Ethel Bouton 8:30 p.m. — College basketball: SMU vs. Texas, Fouled ouF-McCrov, Sampson, Tho­ Georgetown at Seton Hall Wichita 8 9 .471 6 the school’s .athletic department, from the way It 457, Judy Relchenboch 474, Kothv mas. Rebounds— Houston 59 (Sampson 12), 7 11 TransactionB Manley 188-488, Donna Schmitt 471. SportsChannel Boston College at Providence St. Louis am 7% handled Its budget to the performances of the Hopa golf acorea 11:30 p.m. — America’s Cup Report, ESPN Detrott46 (Lalmbeer 10). Assists— Houston Chicago State at Pittsburgh Los Angeles 5 10 .333 8 23 (Reid 7), Detroit 23 (Dumars 8). Total Sunday's Oome Ptiiduy'sOgmet Not Included cheerleading squad. The report was particularly Eaatarn Bualnaaa fouls— Houston 33, Detroit 27. Villanova at Virginia critical of the academic support program for student LA QUINTA, Collt. (AP) — Third-round SUNDAY Technicals— Sampson, Houston Coach Monday's Oanw Baltimore at New York, (n) scores Friday In the tm jx n Bob Hope M.Roux 142, T. MOfTleen 141-163-426, Noon — Celtics vs. Rockets, Channel 3 Fttch. A— 27,78. St. John's at Pittsburgh Dallas at Cleveland, (n) athletes. .. . BWBALL Closslc,pkiyedaHbelndtan Wells, Bermuda R. Joiner 142144423, P.GIIIberto 147-140, Tnusdoy's Onmos Tacoma at CMcogo, (n) It has been widely reported In state newspapers that Tamarisk golf F.Enes 153, E.Roux 144, B.Munroe 140, 1 p.m. — College basketball: N.C. State vs. North B A L T I M oTr ?" *’*o'?l O L E S— Dunes, PGA West and Boston College at Seton Hall Son Diego at Wtchito, (n) the fall semester grades of two sophomores on the courses (oil courses pa 3636-72): D.FIglela 182420, D.Dvnee 156, V.Sol- Carolina, Channel 22 Friday’s cellsge hoop scores Providence at Miami (Fla.) Minnesota at Kansas City, (n) Announced Ww.rwlgnqWw rt Jim Rimo, 6*4268-202 clut 167, A.Boninl 148, R.Johnson 147, St. Louis at Los Angeles, (n) basketball team, guard Phil Gamble and forward Cliff scout. Acquired Tony Homes, m M tM g r, Bembard Longtr 2 p.m. — College basketball: LSU vs. Kentucky, Wodnosday Odmes Roy Rovd P.Aceto 142152483, E.LavodO 162142 UConn at (Seorgetown, 8 p.m. Saturday's Ocune Robinson, may not be good enough to allow them to trornttwOdwCutolnexthangetcyMIke 674272- 206 411, T.Stanchfleld 187-412; High EAST Wichita at Dallas, 8:35 p.m. Reddlsh,flrstbosenwn,and«wstonedhlmto BobTwav Channel 8 Villanova at Syracuse Andy Bean 626275-206 overoge D.Dvnee 138.M, L.Seretto 2:30 p.m. — College hasketball; Syracuse vs. Bethany, W.Va. 82, F r ^ t a St. 73 Sotnrdgy Jan. 34 Sunday's Oomss keep playing. . , Hootfstown of Itiit CorollfMi L o o o m . 626271-202 134.17, M.Holmee 132.7. . Bowdein 69. Huston 57 Providence at UConn (Civic Center), Los Angel« at Minnesota, 3:05 p.m. Because of confidentiality regulations, school nSSiTofi RED SOX—SIgsod Stsy# 674273- 207 Standings: Pantry 3-0, Mobil M , Michigan, Channel 3 Brondets 73, NotwIU; 71 CMoago at Kansas City. 3:08 p.m. Crowtord, pitcher, too one-veor qiny y i. Ed Ftorl officials are not allowed to comment on on athlete s David Edwards 61-7273-207 Melzen’s 20, Oaks 20, TBS 20, Annul rs 4 — Conltlut 57, Hartford 54 p.m. College hasketball: Louisville vs. Purdue, Seton Hall at Villanova Toconna at New York, 5:05 p.m. academic status. No action has yet been taken on the Nam ^ Doug Comtlll manager of Winter Mark Calcovecchlo 8947-71-207 M , Wetherell 22, Brown's 23, Ringside Clarkson 77, Skhimere 74 St. John's at Syracuse Baltimore at Cleveland, 5:35 p.m. Haven In the Florida State Leogue and 627148-207 23, Woodpeckers 04, Irish Insurance Channel > Cornell 98, Vote W ^ St. Louis at Son Otago, 9:0S p.m. players, who would have an appeal process available if Dick Beradlno manager of (Sreensboro In J ^ Slumon 11 p,m. — America’s Cup Report, ESPN Pittsburgh at'Boston College Charlie Bolllna 7247-70— 207 22, Post No. 8 22. C.W. Post 70, Kulzlown 40 ruled ineligible. the South Attonttc League. Hockey (?) fans Celtics’ ability to repeat Giants, Broncos matchup is fitting bypass Gretzky Bv Dave Goldberg The Giants, who have won 11 team with the aura of the Bears. OFFENSE The Associated Press straight games, won the first six by Most people looking for a super a touchdown or less before break­ team during the early season were as champs is in question G .T-ts vs. Broncos PASADENA, Calif. — Two years ing out in the final five to become looking at Denver. Bv Jeff Bradley ago, the San Francisco 49ers this year’s designated super team. The Broncos started 6-0 as the The Associated Press Broncos proved they were more super than Chicago, playing most of the offense, with John Elway finally Bv Bill Barnard PASSING Glanis Points scorod the Miami Dolphins in the super season without injured quarter­ reaching his predicted potential, The Associated Press Percent completed 55 1 55 7 TORONTO - Wayne Gretzky, the high-scoring 371 Yards gamed 3500 3811 Super Bowl. Last year, the Chicago back Jim McMahon, barely beat averag^ 30 points a game and the center of the Edmonton Oilers, was snubbed by Average gain (yds.) 7.42 6 94 Bears upheld the super reputation losing teams and lost to the only traditionally stingy defense was fans in selecting the NHL All-Star team Friday. BOSTON — Less than a month Touchdowns 22 22 thrust upon them. three winners it played during the being traditionally stingy. ago, the Boston Celtics looked like Mario Lemieux of the Pittsburgh Penguins, RUSHMG Giants Broncos So it is fitting that the New York last 10 weeks of the season — But on a Monday night at the currently sidelined with a knee injury, topped the another team that wouldn’t repeat Minnesota, the Los Angeles Rams Meadowlands, the Broncos self- 2245 1678 Giants and Denver Broncos will balloting for starting center with 247,222 votes. as NBA champions. Yards gained and Washington, which beat the destructed on network television, Average gain (yds.) 40 37 play for the 1986 NFL championship Gretzky, the league’s perennial scoring cham­ Bears 27-13 in the playoffs. losing 22-10 to the Jets. They were They had just lost consecutive Touchdowns 18 17 next Sunday at the Rose Bowl. pion, received 212,246 votes. The Broncos began the season as Injuries were one factor, but 5-5 in in their final 10 games and the games to Philadelphia and Milwau­ "M y record through the years and my two Kickofis Punts the year’s designated dynasty, the sudden fame and off-season ac­ 30-point average dropped to 20. Stanley Cups speak for themselves and if some kee by a total of 42 points, top (avg refund Giants ended it that way and have claim also played a part. The Giants began winning after yvdB) y«ds) people don’t like what I do on the ice, there is reserves Bill Walton and Scott quickly moved from 7- to 9-point Could the Bears still concentrate the loss in Seattle, but just barely. 26*' nothing 1 can do about it,’ ’ the disappointed Wedman were out indefinitely with 20.6 11.5 favorites to beat the Broncos. on playing while they were writing With their receiving corps deci­ Gretzky said. injuries and the starters were 20* 17.4 New York’s 66-3 margin over San books and doing commercials and mated by injuries, they beat 7.0 Lemieux will be joined on the starting team by getting little relief. Francisco and Washington in the broadcasts? Thirteen Bears plus Washington by 7, Dallas and right-winger Mike Bossy of the New York Nine victories in 10 games after tougher half of the playoff draw Coach Mike Ditka’s wife had radio Philadelphia by 3, Minnesota by 2 Islanders, left-winger Michel Goulet of the the embarrassing losses Dec. 19-20 established it as this year’s version and TV shows this year compared and the Broncos 19-16 during a Quebec Nordiques and defensemen Paul Coffey of have quieted the doubters. But of the Bears. Of the first $20,000 bet to just two Giants. game in which they were outgained the Oilers and Mark Howe of the Philadelphia questions remain about Boston’s at one Las Vegas casino. $19,000 “ ’The best thing that can happen 405-262. The next week, they rallied Flyers. Regjtif for us is for the Giants to win the from a 17-0 halftime deficit to beat ability to become the first team I G M s ^ B m n o o s season figures was on the Giants. Quebec goalie Clint Malarchuk was the top since the 1969 Celtics to win “ I think we have a hero syn­ Super Bowl,” Washington’s Cha­ San Francisco 21-17. vote-getter that position but is not guaranteed a consecutive titles. drome,” Tex Schramm, president rles Mann said. The Giants, after That seemed to be the spark that starting role. The goalie vote was the closest of the DEFENSE of the Dallas Cowboys, said. “ That all, handed the Redskins three of its lit the powder keg. six positions. Malarchuk beat Patrick Roy of Because of Walton’s and Wed- Giants vs. B-oncos applies to teams as well as five losses. “ We don’t want them to Though they were the underdogs, Montreal. 116,137 to 102,781. man’ s injuries, starters Kevin L individuals. You want to think lose and come back hungry and the Giants dominated the Redskins It had appeared for some weeks that Lemieux McHale. Larry Bird, Dennis John­ something’s the best that there’s mad next year. Let them win and at Washington — where they hadn’t PASS DEFENSE Giants Btxxtoos had an unassailable lead over Gretzky for the son and Robert Parish are averag­ Points allowed ever been. Even for one year.” get all those endorsements and TV won since 1981 — and locked up the 3887 3755 starting position in this year’s two all-star games ing 38 to 40'minutes per game while 327 Yards allowed One year is the key. shows, just like the Bears did.” NFC East title with a 24-14 win. Avg. gam (yds) 662 6 89 against the Soviet Union in Quebec Feb. 11 and 13. guard Danny Ainge, himself in­ ’Two years ago, the49ers beat the Adds teammate Dave Butz: ’They had nine sacks in a 27-7 win Despite the slight, Gretzky is expected to join 23S TOs allowed 15 18 Dolphins 38-16 in the Super Bowl “ Next year, everybody will be jured for 10 games, is averaging 34. Sacks 59 49 over St. Louis, beat Green Bay the NHL roster. and the Bears trampled the Pats shooting at New York. It’s a lot 55-24, then dumped the 49ers 49-3 The 2S-year-old Ontario native, in his eighth “ It would be very difficult to win RUSH DEFENSE Giants Broncos 46-10 last year. Neither was able to harder to stay on top.” and the Redskins 17-0 in the year in the NHL, has come to dominate the game the championship again without Yards allowed 1284 1651 repeat, although Chicago, playing a That was how the Giants were playoffs. Avg. gain (yds.) 3 7 38 thinking when they were elimi­ in the manner of another great Canadian, Walton and Wedman,” Bird admit­ soft schedule, went 14-2 this year Schramm suggests that factors TOs allowed 10 13 nated by the Bears last year after a defenseman Bobby Orr, although he is less ted. “ We feel we have the best before being eliminated by Wa­ other than what happens on the V Ml 10-6 season that, but fora few plays, spectacular. starting five in the league. If we shington in its first playoff game. field have something to do with inimbtes Kictalis Punts could have been 13-3 or 14-2. Most adept at the art of reading the game and could get some consistency off the (avg returns (avg returns This will be the seventh straight setting the tone for a Super Bowi. Hons iBcoveied “ Everybody knows how good the passing, Gretzky is a one-man show in this bench, we hove as good a chance to aiowad. y

COVENTRY — Sooner or later, Vinal is now 4-1 in the COC and 5-1 the Patriot pressure is going to get overall while the Bulldogs are 0-5 in -S' frisky Cavaliers you. H.S. Roundup COC play and 1-8 overall. 4 The Patriots applied mild pres­ Vinal raced to a 17-6 lead after sure in the first half, but then turned one quarter and 35-19 bulge at up the heat en route to a convincing East’s leading scorer through the halftime. But the Bulldogs out- NBA Roundup 55-40 victory over RHAM High in season, Damian Canny, ran into scored the host Hawks, 14-6, in the Charter Oak Conference boys’ early foul trouble and wound up third session to close to 41-33 after basketball action Friday night. with 5 points. He sat out all of the three periods. That, however, The win was the seventh in a row thiH quarter and most of the would be the closest Bolton would By The Associated Press for the unbeten Patriots, who are second stanza, too. come. 6-0 in COC play. The loss was the Drew DiPippo’s 20 points led “ I’m happy we stayed in the BOSTON — Kevin McHale scored 38 points and second in seven outings for the Northwest. game.” Phillips said. Bolton was Larry Bird added 35 Friday night as the Boston Celtics Sachems. RHAM is 3-2 in COC East’s next game is Monday coming off a 34-point loss to withstood a rookie barrage and edged Cleveland action. night at 7:30 at home against Notre Portland a 21-point setback to East 133-128 in overtime, extending the Cavaliers’ NBA Coventry’s lead was a tenuous Dame of West Haven. Hampton. losing streak in Boston Garden to 21 games. 29-24 at halftime. The Patriots NORTHW RST CATHO LIC (61) — Mike Yavinsky had a stellar The Celtics, who trailed by as many as 13 points in the John Gardner 56.616, Chris Porlsooult 3 outing for Bolton with a game-high extended that edge to 40-29 after 0-0 7, Drew DIPIOPO I 3-5 30, Molt second period, outscored Cleveland 11-6 in overtime.. three periods. “ We played good Couloute 12-3 4, Tom Cunningham 31-1 20 points. Brian Rooney added 8 Boston made nine of nine free throws to win for the 10. defense; that was the turning 7, Norm Bell 21-2 5, Fronk DIPIppo 1041 markers for the Bulldogs. Paul tr time in its 11 games. 2. Totols23 13-1761. ^ . Serra netted 18 points for the Hawks point,’’ said Coventry coach Ron ■A ST CATHO LIC t43) — .Donjon Cleveland, which suprised the NBA’s defending Badsteubner; who noted his team’s Conmny 21-25, Andy Klopter OMO, Rob followed t^y Frank James (15) and champions at home 88-86 last month, pulled into a man-to-man press started to take StonfordO 0-10, T . J. Leohv 01-21, ScoH Cedric Young (10). 122-122 tie on rookie Ron Harper’s Jump shot from the Alfrul 1 0-1 3, Dove Price 1 0-0 3, Mllw Bolton’s next outing is Tuesday at its toll. "We started off with a Sipples 107-9 37, Brion K e n n ^ 0 M O , side as regulation play ended. halfcourt man-to-man and then put Joe Tomkunos 31-2 5. Totols 1610-16 42. 4; 30 p.m. at home against Cheney McHale and Bird made two free throws apiece, but more pressure on in the third and Tech. the Cavs came back to a 129126 tie on baskets by V IN A L TRCH (53) — Codric Voung 4 Harper and rookie John Williams. fourth quarters. We went ail out.’’ Cheney falters 2-5 10, Frank Jornot 6 3-4 15, Mike Keith Breault had a game-high 16 Bird put Boston ahead with two more free throws and Falling into a hole early, Cheney Sclonno 1M 3, Joy Mounts 0 M 0, Foul points, including a pair of three- Serro ■ 3-2 IS, Rich Reynolds 3 M 6 , Joe then hit Dennis Johnson with a lead pass on a pointers, to lead Coventry. Rich Tech could never recover and fell, LoBello 1M 3, Brian Morshelek 0 M 0. breakaway for a layup. 53-47, to visiting Portland High in i Totals23 7-12 53. ^ Reagan chipped in with a dozen BOLTON (41) — Mike Yjwinsky 9 J4 Craig Ehlo sank a hook shot to pull Cleveland within points and dozen rebounds and Jon Charter Oak Conference basketball 20, Brian Rooney 4038, EdCusonoOM two again with seven second remaining, but Jerry action Friday night at the Beavers’ 0, Wade Cassells 2336, Ted Daly 3036, Seymour and Jason Garlck added Crolg Winslow 1 M 3 , Josh Ryan 00-00. Sichting sank three free throws to run out Boston’s 26th 10 tallies apiece for the Patriots. gym. Totals 194-1143. victory in 36 games. Zane Kromish had 12 points to lead The win was the third straight for The Cavaliers, who have not won in the Garden since the streaking Highlanders, now 3-2 RHAM. Oct. 13, 1978, sufferedtheir fourth loss in a row and Is Badsteubner surprised his club in the COC and 4-3 overall while the eighth in the last nine games despite outstanding is unbeaten at this point? “ You loss drops the Techmen below .500 performances by Harper, Williams, rookie Brad HaraM photo by Pinto in the conference at 2-3 and to 3-3 never know,” he answered. “ I knew Girts Basketball Daugherty and veteran John Bagley. were had a veteran team and we’d overall. Harper finished with 30 points, Daugherty had 26 and Portland had a 12-7 lead after one Manchester's Paris Oates (43) launches be a good team. I expect we’ll have MHS upended Williams and Bagley 24 apiece. some close games before we’re quarter and 23-13 halftiine bulge. Boston’s Robert Parish and Dennis Johnson had 20 a Shot over Enfield's Jeff Spanswick (43) That, in Cheney coach Aaron ENFIELD — Unable to maintain "S done." Iv- points each. during their C C C East Division game Silvia’s mind, was the difference. its first-half effort, Manchester Coventry’s next outing is Tues­ High girls’ basketball team m '.1 Rockets 112, Pistons 106 Friday night. Oates had 14 points In the day in Colchester at 4:30 p.m. “ We played like we were asleep the first half," he said. “ We played dropped a 47-83 verdict to host AtPontiac, Mich., AkeemOlaJuwon scored 88 points, against host Bacon Academy. Indians' 71-46 victory. poorly and didn’t execute in the Enfield High Friday afternoon in and the Houston Rockets survived a late scare to COVBNTRV (M) — Jon Stvmeur 4 2 Herald photo by Pinto 10, Rich Rtooon 5313, Lorry Wolsh304, first half. Falling behind by 10 was CCC East Division action. extend their longest vfinning streak of the season to five Jason Gorl-k 5010, Ktlth Breault 5416, the difference. And our foul shoot­ The loss was the ninth in 10 possessi(^ of the basketball in Friday games in a 112-106 NBA victory Friday night over the Jock Aver 3, Rhett Gibbs 30 4, Tim outings for.the Indians, who are 1-4 Manchester High's Matt Vaughn (front Detroit Pistons. MHS swimmers McMillan J 0, Mott Horrlnston 0 0 0, ing didn’t help. We hit 25 percent Paul Stryc.iorz 000. Totals 34 5 SI. (3-for-12).’’ in the division. Enfield goes to 3-2 in and Bruce Rosenberg (partially hidden) night's game. The Indians won their : The Pistons lost for only the fifth time in their last 25 RHAM (41)— Andy Regan 4 310, Don Another complication for Che­ the CCC East and 4-3 overall with battle Enfield's Jeff Spanswick (43) for fourth straight. games, despite outscoring the Rockets 8920 in the Chorpentler 134, Steve Emt 3 511, Greg the victory. Covoll 0 3 3, Zone Kromish 6 013, John ney, which is thin in its bench, is fourth quarter. It was Detroit’s first loss at home in 10 dunk Newington Ayers O i l . Totals 14 13 40. that two starters, Willie Ortiz, and The host Raiders held a 16-14 starts. Three-point Held goals: Coventry — Mack Hawkins, went scoreless. halftime lead. Their margin was Olajuwon was supported by Robert Reid’s 21 points Breault (3). Despite winning Just four of the 11 events, “ Ortiz didn’t get any to fall and Just 29-25 after three periods, but and a career-high 19 by reserve guard Steve Harris. Manchester High boys’ swimming team used its Hawkins didn’t have many oppor- they were starting to pull away. MHS cruises to easy victory superior depth to dunk Newington High, 92-*^, Friday East trimmed tunUes to shoot the ball,” Silvia “ We played really well the first at the Indians’ pool. WEST HARTFORD — East Ca­ explained. Tom Dowd had 19 points half,” said Manchester coach Joe Bv Jim TIernev “ It’s not the ideal situation,” points in the third quarter and Jets top the DevUe ’The win was the fourth in a row for the unbeaten tholic stayed close for three quar­ and Troy Norman and Terrance DePasqua. “ We passed the ball Herald Sports Writer Kinel said, referring to the rugg^ Mandiester extended its lead to Indians. ters but couldn’t keep It up as it Phillip 14 apiece for the Beavers. really well, maybe the best we have schedule ahead for his club. 5928 after the third quarter. “ Our EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Randy John Gorman was a triple winner for Manchester, faltered in the final eight minutes in Craig Chivers led Portland with all year. But the second half we What happened to the Manches­ Manchester sped to a 195 lead intensity level is good,” Kinel Carlyle’s power-play goal with 9:55 remaining lifted winning the 50- and 100-yard freestyles and was a its 61-42 loss to ACC rival Northwest 17 points. seemed lethargic,” he added. ter High School basketball team after the first quarter and never noted. “ Finally, we’re getting a feel Winnipeg to 53 comeback victory over the New Jersey member of the winning 200-yard medley reiay. Karl Catholic Friday night. Cheney’s next game is Tuesday “ We weren’t with it. We had a Friday night won’t occur too often looked back against the undersized for each other. We’re doing things Devils Friday night as the Jets completed a four-game Noone bested his previous times in the 50- and 100-yard The Indians, minus starters Sean at 4; SO p.m. at Bolton High School. half a day today, finals began, and in the course of a season. The Enfield squad, who started only two much better in practice.” Kinel was road sweep. freestyles by taking second placements in each event. Standberry and Greg Hudson who PO RTLAND (53) — Sboun Murphy 5 we just seemed to run out of gas. We Indians, for all intents and pur­ players over six feet tall. Six-foot-4 able to get many of his Junior The victory was Winnipeg’s fifth straight and broke a 2-3 13, John Dickson 3 2-3 I, Charlie were fouling and we usually play sophomore Paris Oates scored varsity players into the final four-game unbeaten streak for New Jersey (2-92). His time of 24.50 in the 50 free qualified him for the state walked off the court — and off the O’Brien 3 M 6, Crolg Chivers 5 7-S 17, poses, had a victory after the first meet. Freshman Dave Ghabiial placed third in diving team — in a Tuesday night loss to Dove Guild 3 M 4, Don Moskev 1 M 3, g o ^ defense. But we didn’t in the quarter had ended. Manchester eight points during the first stanza quarter of play. Mike Foley led Carlyle’s game-winner came on a 89foot shot in only his second meet. South Catholic, were able to circle Pot Smith 2 M 4. Totals 21 11-13 53. second half and were in foul trouble recorded its fourth consecutive and 5-11 senior Rob Greene added Enfield with 12 points. through a screen. CHRNRY TR CH (47) — Troy Normon early,” DePasqua said. Kinel is unsure if the time off will ’The threesome of John Gorman, Noone and Hendessi the wagons. “ I give credit to Frank 7 M 14, Willie Ortiz 0 M 0, Mock victory by routing Enfield High six to boost the Indians to a During the first period. Devils center Greg Adams swept 1-2-3 the 50- and 100-yard freestyles for (Northwest coach Frank DiP- Hawkins 0 0-2 0, Tom Dowd 9 1-6 19, Sharon Leonard paced the Raid­ School, 71-46, in CCC East action at commanding lead. beneflt his club which is on a roll was knocked to the boards in front of the team bench, Manchester. ippo),’’ East coach Ray Page said. Terrance PHIIIIp 6 3-414, Bill Shea 0 M ers with 26 points with Nancy the Clarke Arena. “ Our objel^ve was to execute,” right now. “ It remains to be seen if suffering a bead injury. He was taken to Riverside 0, Bill Letourneou 0 M 0. Totals 22 3-13 Rivard adding 11. Kris Voisine had it (time off) helps us or hurts us.” David O’Brien. Egils Ramans, Hendessi, Mark “ He got other kids who weren’t 47. “ Very few times it happens in a Kinel said, “ and we did that in the General Hospital In Secaucus for precautionary Foley and Mel Siebold earned key points for counted on to score to respond.” 11 points and 9 rebounds to pace year,” Manchester coach Frank first quarter.” Greene is currently averaging 16 cervical X-rays. Manchester. Northwest, 2-5 in the A (^ and 3-5 Bolton beaten ^ Manchester. Leading scorer Anna Kinel said of the Indians’ easy Greene and Oates led the Indians points a game for Manchester while ’The Indians next see action Tuesday at Bulkeley overall, had a 40-37 lead after three Rigj^o was limited to one field goal victory. during the second quarter and had Bruce Rosenberg is averaging 11.8 High School in Hartford. periods. The fourth quarter proved MIDDLETOWN - After not and only 4 points for the Indians. The Indians improve their con­ 13 and 12 points, respectively, at and Oates 10.5. Hawk slide continues Manchester came home the Rmull*: to be the fatal one for East. “ We being in its last couple of games, ference record to 4-1. They’re 5-3 halftime. Manchester’s fullcourt Manchester took the Junior var­ 300 tnMlIev relay; 1. MonchMttr (Sonon Gormaiv Bill have a bad first, second, third or Bolton High coach Craig Phillips winner of the Junior varsity contest, overall. The visiting Raiders’ re­ pressure unsettled the Raiders and sity contest, 51-34. Jason Goddard HARTFORD (AP) — Sophomore forward Grady. Thompson, Eollt Romani, John Gorman) 1:54.07, 3. fourth quarter," Page said sarcas­ was appr^ative that his Bulldogs 50-13. Kristi White had 10 points for cord falls to 0-5 in the CCC East and caused numerous turnovers. The scored 16 points to lead the Minick came off the bench to score 19 points Friday Ntwineton, 3. Monchntsr. night and lead Canisius to a 67-64 ECAC North Atlantic 300 free: 1. Douphlnol . where." East is now 0-6 In the ACC Friday night in Charter Oak Manchester is back in action next two weeks looms as the pivotal and went into the lockerroom with a MANCHRSTRR (71) — Bruot Roson- 300IM; 1. Shapiro (N ) 3:36.7,3. Romans (M ),3. S.Gormon Tuesday night at 7:30 at South Trailing by seven, 6958, with80 seconds remaining in and 1-8 overall. Conference action. The Bulldogs point of the Indians’ season. Man­ 41-16 adavantage. b«ra 313 7, CliNHM Barlow 3339, Paris (M) Windsor High School. Ootts63314, Rob Groeno 101-3 31, Mott the game, Hartford’s Anthony Moye and John Hurlbert SO'free: 1. J.Gormon (M ) :23.4S,3. Noone(M ),3. Hendessi While Northwest scored seven hung tough, but couldn’t narrow an chester’s next game (Friday, Jan. “ He (Greene) is playing very Vaughn 0 91 0, Mike Lota 2 M 4, Troy (M) field goals and seven free throws in 8-point gap In the fourth quarter 23) at East Hartford begins the well,” Kinel said. Greene scored a Peters 1 M 3, Sam Henderson 2 1-3 5, each made three-point baskets in the next 10 seconds to Dl'ylnp: I.PInkhom (N)nopolntallsted,3.TlmPouMM),3. ■NFIR LO (47) — Sharon Loenord 11 bring the Hawks within one, 65-64. the fourth quarter. East could and eventually bowed, 53-42. most difficult part of the Indians’ game-high 21 points in only three Oorren Gates 1 M 3 , Honk M lnerOM O, 4-6 26, Nancy Rivard 5 13 11, Pottl Bric Lewis 1M 3, Colvin SteggettOMO, But on the ensuing inbounds play, guard Brian Smith ®lSfliv: {iRomons (M ) 1:01.3,3. 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