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Saturday, Dec. 17, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 C ents Auditors want tight controi 5 MAZDA BX7 ' m llvar. Wok, Need highlighted Lo*d«d by irregularities icN/i . \ SABLE I in UConn funds

By Judd Everhart The Associated Press

HARTFORD — The state auditors say they should have the authority to audit the books of private foundations linked to state agencies. That need was highlighted, they maintain, by STREET f>4ECTICUT recent disclosures of widespread financial irregu­ larities within the University of Connecticut 3 5 ^ Foundation, including the use of some funds for .INEoi private sailboats, parties and political 7 0 contributions. 3 Those irregularities, the auditors say, “clearly demonstrated the need for the recommended oversight.” The recommendation was one of 18 presented Friday by Auditors Henry J. Becker Jr. and Leo V. Donohue for consideration by the 1989 General Assembly. Becker, a Republican, and Donohue, a Democrat, were denied access to the UConn Foundation books, until Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman intervened. When the results of the inquiry were disclosed in October, Lieberman called it a matter of “substantial abuse of the public trust and misuse of taxpayers’ dollars." He said the misuse involved hundreds of thousands of dollars. Becker and Donohue also suggested that all costs relating to transportation matters be paid out of the special Transportation Fund. Some of those expenses now come from the General Fund. The mentioned specifically pension costs for Department of Transportation employees. %v Gov. William A. O’Neill has requested that $30 million in DOT pension and fringe benefit payments be transferred from the General Fund, which is now running a $116 million deficit, to the Transportation Fund, which now has a $78 million surplus. Also proposed by the auditors was legislative control over the Public Works Department “service fund,” which was created to provide temporary accounting for payroll and other charges, pending reimbursement from the General Fund or other sources. Since there was no initial source of funding for the service fund, it was permitted to run overdrafts of up to $900,000, pending reimbursement. But the auditors say that the overdraft now totals Patrick Ffynn/Mancheater Herald $7.6 million. “By operating in such a manner, this unbudgeted BIG MOMENT — Brooke Cooper, a sophomore at Coventry High fund has become an unlimited source of funding for School, gets ready to play the flute during a Christmas concert the department, exempt from budget limitations and allotment control,” the auditor.s say in their performed by the school band at the high school Friday. Band report. . members, decked out in their new uniforms, attracted a sell-out crowd. REGIONAL WEATHER Tower, defense head, Aocu-Wealher* forecast ior Saturday Sewage plant consent decree Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures not finalized; work continues vows budget reforms By Nancy Concelman the U.S. Justice Department Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. W ASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Transition sources, who spoke on the and Alex Glrelll some time next year. declined any comment on the Bush rounded out his national security condition of anonymity, said the, vice Manchester Herald Twardy, wbo helped negotiate delay Friday night. team Friday with the long-expected president would announce at least three the agreement, blamed the delay selection of former Texas Sen. John Tower The Corps in June of this year more Cabinet choices early next week. Six months after a controversy on the lengthy approval process, as defense secretary. Tower promised “ as issued a cease-and-desist order to These will include conservative Rep. over the town’s illegal expansion which requires several different much if not more defense for less money.” the town for failing to obtain a Jack Kemp as secretary of housing and of its sewage treatment plant in agencies to review any changes in Tower hinted at manpower reductions wetlands, a consent decree for­ wetlands'permit for work on the urban development and Chicago mass- the decree before it is approved throughout the armed services. But, he transit official Samuel Skinner as secre­ mally authorizing work at the site by the U.S. Justice Department. secondary part of the plant off Olcott Street. About four acres of stressed, " I would not advocate, for the tary of transportation, the sources said. has yet to be finalized, officials "It is taking a little longer than immediate future, any significant troop said. wetlands were affected there. They also said health educator Louis I had hoped,’’ Twardy said. reduction in Europe." Sullivan continues to be the leading But both federal and town In addition to formalizing the The agreement lifts that order The vice president pronounced himself officials were quick to add Friday candidate for secretary of health and agreement that allows work at and requires the town and its “ totally satisfied” with Tower’s fitness to human services. If chosen, he would be the that work is continuing at the the plant to continue, the decree consultant engineer, Metcalf & ,Oi»ea AocM-wi»a«w. Inc. serve after a detailed F B I background first black in Bush’s Cabinet. plant under a temporary agree­ also designates the $200,000 in Eddy of Wakefield. Mass., to split check that left the former chairman of the ment ironed out between the U.S. fines the town must pay to the a $300,000 fine from the Corps. Senate Armed Services Committee dan­ Tower has held a variety of sensitive Arm y Corps of Engineers and the Corps for the illegal wetlands The town must also pay $50,000 in gling in suspense for nearly a month. posts since retiring from the Senate in 1985, town Board of Directors in work. Gary Pasternak, an attor­ damages caused by the two- Predicting the selection would be including stints as an arms control Connecticut Weather August. The controversy over the ney in the Office of Coun.sel of the month construction delay to the greeted with “ wide support abroad and at negotiator for President Reagan and as work at the plant erupted nearly Corps, said Friday the consent conti'actor, Fred Brunoli & Sons home,” Bush said he believed Tower had head of a review board, popularly known two months earlier, when the decree is necessary to satisfy the Inc. of Avon. Metcalf & Eddy been strengthened by the ordeal. He said as the Tower Commission, appointed by Corps threatened to fine the town Manchester and vicinity: Winter storm watch for requirement of the wetlands must pay $225,000 to Brunoli. the exhaustive investigation into Tower's Reagan to probe the Iran-Contra affair. Saturday afternoon and Saturday night. Cloudy as much as $1 million for the Some conservative critics have con­ violation, but the corps is permit­ Water and Sewer Administra­ professional and personal life had yielded Saturday with snow beginning by afternoon. High 20 unauthorized work — the largest ting work to continue. a "clean bill of health.” tended that Tower’s support for the to 25. Wind northeast increasing to 10 to 20 mph. fine against a municipality in tor Robert Young said Friday The Corps is working on the For his part. Tower, 63, told reporters Reagan administration’s Star Wars plan Saturday night, snow, possibly heavy. Becoming history. Brunoli is scheduled to release a final details of the decree and it that the unusual semi-public debate over for a land and space-based shield against windy with some blowing and drifting snow Officials had differing opinions revised construction schedule for should be issued shortly, he said. his qualifications “ was not comfortable missiles has been lukewarm. possible. Cold with low in the teens. Windy Sunday on the Corps’ delay in issuing the the plant in January. Young said Assistant Town Manager but I understand the process.” with snow diminishing to flurries in the morning. consent decree and none were work is progressing well. Tower told reporters that “ I don’t have Steven R. Werbnersaid the town The background check had delved into High 25 to 30. specific. U.S. Attorney Stanley A. any reservations” about the Strategic is preparing documents for the The $27 million upgrading and his connections with the defense industry West coastal, east coastal: Winter storm watch ’Twardy said Thursday the con­ Defense Initiative. However, he added, “ I consent decree. He said comple­ expansion of the plant was as well as with allegations of womanizing for Saturday afternoon and Saturday night. Cloudy sent decree formalizing the understand the value of SDI, not just as a tion of those documents is not originally scheduled for comple­ and drinking problems. Saturday with snow beginning by afternoon. High 25 agreement should be approved by deterrent potential but also as a very, very likely to be done soon. tion in August 1990. “ I got up every morning and iaughed to 30. Wind northeast increasing to 15 to 25 mph. valuable negotiating tool.” myself silly over what I was reading in the Snow, possibly heavy, Saturday njght. Windy with Asked if that meant he thought of it only newspapers,” he said. some blowing and drifting snow possible. Low 15 to as a bargaining chip for arms-reduction Bush called Tower a man of “ great 20. Sunday, windy with a few flurries. High 25 to 30. Dems to halt disputed caucuses talks, he responded, “ Not a chip, leverage, experience, expertise and commitment to negotiating leverage.” peace and freedom” and a man devoted to Bush said a prime challenge facing his reform. administration was continuing “ our policy Lottery until town attorney makes ruling The appointment completes Bush’s of strength while making progress in selection of a national security team. He holding the line on spending.” By Nancy Concelman quorum of directors with others meet Saturday to discuss the AP photo previously named former Treasury Secre­ Tower immediately picked up on this Manchester Herald Connecticut daily Friday: 737. Play Four: 8882. present violated freedom of infor­ complaint. tary James A. Baker III as secretary of theme, telling reporters, “ The bottom line Connecticut "Lotto’’ Friday: 1 ,10, IS, 14, 21, 35. mation laws. Pearlman said if “ We don’t mind them (Demo­ PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM — Dr. Gary Milan, a dentist from state, chose retired A ir Force Gen. Brent is that we must provide at least as much if Republican Director Ronald public business is being dis­ crats) meeting,” Werkhoven Los Angeles, sits at the piano used in the movie Scowcroft as national security adviser and not more defense for less money.” He Osella said Friday he’ll file a cussed, the gatherings are said. “ We want to get a better “Casablanca" which he sold at auction Friday at said he would retain William Webster as promised “ very close cooperation’’ with complaint with the Freedom of meetings. reading on the rules." Sotheby’s in New York. A Japanese trading company director of the Central Intelligence Congress. Index Information Commission Mon­ Democratic caucuses have in­ While Republican Town Chair­ Agency. outbid developer Donald Trump for the piano, which was “ We must refine and reform our day questioning the legality of cluded attorneys Kevin O ’Brien man John Garside has attended Bush has now named seven Cabinet management and procurement proce­ holding private caucuses with and Stephen T . Penny, who GOP directors’ caucuses, three a centerpiece in the classic film. It sold for $154,000. members and has eight to go. Business______dures,” he added. .35-36 Natlon/Wortd. non-directors present. represent the town in negotia­ Republican board members do tiiH C h u rch es______. 14-15 Obituaries___ Meanwhile, Democratic direc­ tions with the Eighth Utilities not constitute a quorum. Pearl­ Classified .36-41 -Opinion. tors will probably caucus before Comics District. Cummings also attends man said the Republican direc­ . 23-25 Senior Citizens. the town attorney makes a Local/State___ _ 4-11 S p o ils ______the Democratic caucuses. tors’ sessions, therefore, do not decision on that question. But U.S., PLO hope dialogue leads to peai^ Focus______. 17-32 Weddings____ Osella and Theunis Werkhoven, appear to be meetings under his ’Theodore R. Cummings, Demo­ Republican minority leader on interpretation of the law. cratic town chairman probably the Board of Directors, said The Freedom of Information TU N IS , Tunisia (AP) - U.S. it develops, will help bring about between dialogue and talks and terrorism. will not be present. Mayor Peter Friday they do not object to the Commission may determine that Ambassador Robert H. Pelletreau Jr. direct negotiations that will lead to negotiations,” said Abd-Rabbou, a Secretary of State George P. Shultz P. DiRosa Jr. said Friday. Town caucuses but are seeking a committee chairmen cannot at­ opened historic talks with the PLO on comprehensive peace,” said Pelle­ member of the Marxist Democratic designated Pelletreau, 53, as Wa­ iNanrhrBlrr Hrrali Attorney John W. Cooney is clarification of the laws. tend caucuses, a “time-honored Friday, and both sides said they hoped treau, who was accompanied to the Front for the Liberation of Palestine shington’s only authorized channel for expected to decide Monday Werkhoven said Republican tradition" for both parties, Osella VOL. CVIII. No. 67 the dialogue would lead to a compre­ talks by Edmund Hull, political andId d L ^ ^ to t r of the PLO ’s Information dealing with the PLO, apparently USPS 327-500 whether caucuses that include board members would probably said. hensive Middle East peace. counselor at the U.S. Embassy in DepiRiient.piRiier In Washington, State hoping to avoid back-door contacts. non-directors are considered The meeting, coming just two days Tunis. Department spokesman Charles E. Western diplomatic sources, speak­ Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher meetings under the state’s free­ after Washington reversed a long­ Each side made separate state­ Redman declined to comment on Oeorg«_T. Chtppell Dennis M. Santoro dom of information laws. ing on condition that they not be standing policy of refusing to deal ments to reporters after the meeting Abd-Rabbou's statement. Redman Editor Advertising Director identified more precisely, have said " It’s legal to caucus," DiRosa with the Palestine Liberation Organi­ at Dar Maghrebia, an official Tuni­ said he did not know when the next Douglas A. Bevirts Sheldon Cohen said. Dr. Grammar giving up hope the first priority of the U.S. side would zation inspired hope in many quarters sian government guest residence in meeting would be held. Executive Editor Composing Manager Questions on the law arose after be making clear Washington’s atti­ that the Middle East peace process Carthage, a suburb just north of Abd-Rabbou said the Palestinian Jeanr>e Q. Fromerth Robert H Hubbard CHICAGO (AP) — Hope­ tude on terrorism. Mitchell W. Pearlman, executive imply. He'said his callers are soon will become more than just an Tunis. Neither side gave substantive delegation represented the PLO exec­ Business Manager Prm room Manager director of the Freedom of fully, Dr. Grammar will never often disappointed when he empty phrase. details of the talks. utive committee, which in turn was The sources said that while Wa­ Denise A. Roberts Frsfffc J McBvveegan see "hopefully" used again as Information Commission, told a suggests that they trust their "We hope the application of this “ assuming the role of the provisional shington was aware the PLO could not Personnel Manager Circulation Director it is in this sentence; but he’s “ Our discussions were very practi­ reporter he thought caucuses of a own judgment. change in the policy of the United government of Palestine.” be held responsible for all acts of just about given up hope. cal and characterized, I would say, by Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by the “ ‘Hopefully,’ when it’s used seriousness of purpose,” Pelletreau States will be practiced through a real terrorism, it would expect the group Dr. Grammar, alter ego of Last month the Palestine National Manchester Publishing C o . 16 Brainard Place. Manchmter. to mean ‘I hope,’ is one of my told reporters after the 99-minute pressure on Israel in order to change to dissassociate itself clearly from Conn 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn English Professor Richard Council, the P LO ’s parliament in pet peeves, but I can’t stop meeting with a four-man PLO delega­ the policy of occupation, the policy of any future terrorist attack. Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald, Correction Tracz, handles 10 to 20 gram­ exile, proclaimed an independent P O Box 501 MarKhester. Conn 06040. people from using it that way tion led by Yasser Abd-Rabbou, a terrorism, the policy of oppression matical questions a day on his Palestinian state. The borders were The second U.S. priority, the If you don’t receive your Herald by 5 p m weekdays or 7;30 — even though it makes no member of the group’s executive against our Palestinian people,” said a m Saturdays, please telephorw your carrier. If you're unabte telephone hot line, but he says A truck that rolled over Thurs­ sense," Tracz said. Abd-Rabbou. not specified. sources added, was a general expla­ to reach your ca*^rier. call subscriber seryioe at 647-0046 by 6 he’s all but powerless in the committee. nation of the U.S. position on Middle p m weekdays for delivery in Manchester day on the eastbound entrance “ It’s a losing battle,” he U.S. officials have emphasized the After a news conference by PLO fight against erroneous word The ambassador implied there Suggested carrier rates are |1 60 weekly. $7 70 for one ramp to Interstate 84 off West said. " It’ll be like ‘ain’t.’ new contacts are merely a “ dialogue” East peace. usage. would be other meetings but did not chief Yasser Arafat on Wednesday, month 123 10 for three months. $46.20 for six months and Middle Turnpike was carrying Teachers kept explaining that and do not represent real peace the United States announced that the $02 40 for one year Tracz is hardly as school- say when. Abd-Rabbou said the next Substantive *alks, the sources said, about 30.000 pounds of newspap­ ‘ain’t’ wasn’t in the dictionary, negotiations. The PLO says it does not organization had met conditions for The Manchester Herald is a member of the Associated Press marmish as his position as a session probably would come in the most likely would have to wait until the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press ers. A caption accompanying a but people kept using it, and see the distinction. the start of a dialogue by clearly call-in grammar guru might next few weeks. President-elect George Bush takes Association and the New England Newspaper Association Friday picture of the accident it’s in the dictionary now." “ It is our hope that this dialogue, as “ We don’t see any difference recognizing Israel and renouncing over next month. gave incorrect information. LOCAL & STATE Access road AL SIEFFERTS! critics want IBEST SELECTION, WALKMAN TYPE RADIO to air gripes ....LOWEST PRICES!! AM/FM Bv Nancy Concelman *19. Manchester Herald

The attorney representing opponents of a planned downtown access road wants to meet with the Board of Directors to discuss the need for an environmen­ tal impact study on the road. FAMOUS MAKE In a Dec. 15 letter to Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., Manchester attorney Bruce S. Beck asked to discuss CLOCK with the Board of Directors documents from the RADIO state Department of Transportation that Beck says show that an environmental assessment of the road COME EARLY FOR is necessary. Reginald PInto/Manchestar Herald D O T officials have said the access road project is IBEST SELECTION!!! SNOW A C R O B A TIC S — Matt Ursin, 16, of Springs Park. His mid-air tricks attracted classified as a “ categorical exclusion” and does not 86 Niles Drive, does a little aerial sliding require an environmental impact study because it more than a few admiring iooks. will not be used for through traffic. The road is on his snow board Wednesday at Center planned to ease traffic flow during the $15 million Main Street reconstruction, scheduled to begin in spring, 1989. FAMOUS MAKE Beck’s letter includes a Sept. 16. 1981 memoran­ ANSWERING I dum from the D O T’S Office of Environmental MACHINE OK of 2 new selectmen seats Planning that recommends an air quality analysis for. Main Street and the access road. The *49. memorandum also recommends a noise analysis LIMITED TIME ONLY C may not affect 1989 elections for the new road and an investigation of the economic impact of the project. Anything By Andrew J. Davis town budget. Beck also included a June 1, 1982 memorandum AUDIO. W E'W E OFFERING OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE chard L. Barger. Barger refused from the same office that reverses the opinion in the • C O TT.M C U V K fl,2 S WATTS NOW ONLY S Bought Today Manchester Herald Williams said he did not think it comment Friday, saying he has TOSHIBA, COM PACT DUAL CAStCTTC STBMO'TW* 1 gg. YEAR ON ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES, COLOR TVs, earlier memorandum. The June. 1982 letter says TOSHIBA, C .O .P L A V IB ...... 1SS. d e u v e r e d I would be possible to have the not studied the case yet. He said AKAI,C.D.PLAVBB,WIT>1REMOTl ...... 249. MICROWAVES, VIDEO RECORDERS, AND MORE! B O LTO N — A proposed charter none of the studies mentioned in the earlier TOSHIBA, SIX DISC CHAHOBH...... 349. changes regarding the selectmen he would have an opinion for the SCOTT, C.O. P LA V B B ...... 149. PRE-HOLIDAY PRICES THAT WILL MAKE YOU THE liNTIMEFOR' BASF change that would replace the apply at the municipal election in memorandum should be required because the MITSUBISHI, 1M WATT BACK ST1II80 SVSTBM 999. town next week. access road will not be a through road. MirSUBISHI, 110 WATT BACK STBBIO SVSTBM . 799. [CHRISTMAS] f6HOUR-VHS five-member Board of Selectmen May 1989 because candidates Pierog, as well as other SMART SANTA, AND MAKE HOLIDAY with a seven-member panel prob­ must be endorsed at party The proposed access road would run east of Main VfD^O.... ENTERTAINING EVEN MORE ENJOYABLE. VIDEO charter-change supporters, had Street along the north-south leg of Purnell Place. 13" COLOB POBTABLI...... 8139. ably could not be implemented caucuses in January. The Repub­ hoped to hold the referendum on 19" COLOB TBLBVISION 199. TAPE Beck and downtown business owners have proposed 19"COLOBTV,WtTNREMOTT 199. before the municipal election of licans will caucus on Jan. 17. and Jan. 16, a day before the first 13" TOSHIBA, COLOB POBT.-WITH REMOTE CONTBOU 1991 even if it were approved the Democratic Party will meet a using existing streets for access during the ON SCREEN DISPLAY. SLEEP TIMER AND MORE 299. CHOOSE FROM 3.99 caucus. The selectmen, though, reconstruction. SB" TOSHIBA, COLOB TABLB MOOf U W/REMOTt. AMERICA'S > earlier, said Gary Williams, day later. learned that five days’ notifica­ ON SCREEN DISPLAY. SLEEP TIMER AND MORE 499. 19" BCA, COLOB TV, WITH REMOTE 279. FAVORITE TO P general counsel for the secretary “ It seems to me they’ll have all “ ...It appears that a categorical exclusion was tion of the caucuses is required. approved either because facts were misrepresented 20" XBHriH, COLOB TV. WITH REDAOTE 349. NAME BRANDSI of the state’s office. kinds of legal problems.” said 20" ZBHITN COLOR, WITH 8TEREO4IEM0TE...... 399. FAMOUS MAKE Because the referendum would to the Federal Highway Administration or because a S " U H IT H COLOB CONSOLS WITH REMOTE...... 499. But First Selectman Sandra W. Williams. “ I’d be quite surprised affect the caucuses, there would 39" RCA COLOB CONSOLS WITH STEREO-BEMOn 499. rsPECIAL HOLIDAY SAVINGS • RCA the scope of the project as initially proposed was 8 " SMSBBONPOBTABLS COLOB, AC/DC ONLY . 219. GAS Pierog on Friday refuted^ Willi­ if they said to us it’s applicable to not be enough time for the notice. • ZENITH ams’ informal ruling. Sfe said the elections in May. I don’t see fundamentally different from the current version,” ...NOW.BEFORE CHRISTMAS, • SONY GRILL The selectmen were forced to Beck wrote. VIDEO RECORDERS.. that if voter^pprove the^ange how” FAMOUS MAKS • VH9 VIOSO PLAVSR ONLY...... S I 99. • TOSHIBA DUAL BURNER set the special election after a D O T officials could not be reached for comment FAMOUS MAKS, VMS VIDSOBSCOBOSB 199. ^ ...WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST! in a F e h A w re n d u m , it may be Pierog, though, said she thinks F/M VMS-BSCOBOSB WITH ON-SCREEN DISPLAY 249. • SYLVANIA 300-signature petition was pres­ Friday evening. NSC, VH9*2 HEAD. WITH ON SCREEN DISPLAY 329. possible tM lld a special election the town would be able to apply ented to them. The petition had B C A ,V H S 4 l8 C O R O SB ...... 299. • WHIRLPOOL >169. for the new positions in 1989, charter changes approved by DiRosa Friday repeated earlier statements that MITSUBISNL 4 HEAD WITH ON-SCREEN OI9FLAY . .. 399. more than the required 10 percent any delay on the reconstruction or change in plans NSC, 4 HEAD WITH ON SCRUN DISPLAY 379. G IA N T S CR EEN • G.E. ’The legal question has conse­ voters in 1989. If the five-member of voters to overrride the select- PANASONIC,VHS4ILF1STVBBO WCLUOES. • MAGIC CHEF SANYO quences for the town because it Board of Selectmen increases by will result in the elimination of funding and the BUILT4W AMP.» SIX H E A D ...... S9S. TELEVISION... I men’s veto and force a death of the project. THE AREA'S LARGEST • MAYTAG REFRIGERATOR will determine how soon changes two members, the town will hold a referendum. MORS VIDEO.. “ There are only two choices.” DiRosa said. “ We HITACN I, CAM COBDSB, AUTO-$OCU4.4 T01200M S999.* DISPLAY UNDER ONE ROOF! • HOTPOINT in the charter, if approved, could special election for those two Pierog and fellow Democrat RCA,CAMCOB08B,*uTO-FOCUt.iTOiZOOM 999.* FEATURING FAMOUS BRANDS CUBE be implemented. Other proposed posts, she said. The Board of build the (access) road the way it is proposed or we PANASONIC, CAM COBDSB, AUTOfOCUt. • WELBILT PERFECT FOR Michael Zizka voted for the abandon the project.” • T0 1 ZOOM...... 1099.* SUCH AS: MITSUBISHI, NEC, OFFICE OR DORM | charter changes include switch­ Finance will be eliminated if the proposed charter changes at the P ANASON IC, CAM COBDSB, Aino-Pocut. ZENITH AND MOREII • EMERSON.... ing to a town manager form of proposal is approved, she said. In his letter to DiRosa. Beck wrote, “ We realize • TO t ZOOM...... 1199.* ANDMOREIi! selectmen’s Dec. 6 meeting. the possible negative implications of requiring such ..•FREE CARRYING CASS INCLUDBDtn government, eliminating the “ I don’t see why we can’t do it Republican Selectmen Carl A. LO W ES T PR ICES! *89. Board of Finance, and eliminat­ for two years,” Pierog said. a study at this time, bti't given no alternative, we MICROWAVES... Preuss, Douglas T . Cheney and would have little choice but to formally request such ..TN S PERFECT HOLIDAY OIFTI ing the power of townspeople to She said she is seeking the Lawrence A. Converse III cast SAMSUNO,MICBOWAVSREDUCEO ...... S 99. vote in specific changes in the opinion of Town Attorney Ri­ an assessment and, if none is forthcoming, take LITTON, OVER THE RANGE-TOUCH PADS...... 399. dissenting votes. MAGIC CNBF, SUILT-IN TURNTABLE...... 199. appropriate action to attempt to secure such a OSN8BALSLSCTBIC,ELECTR0NICTOUCHPAO9.. 199. study.” AM ANA, COMPLETELY ELECTRONIC . .199. LITTON, ELECTRONIC TOUCH. OUR LOWEST PRICE . 139. Beck represents A D A P T.'A Downtown Associa­ PANASONIC, MINI-O WITH TOUCH CONTROLS 199. Extra funds used for school work tion to Preserve the Thoroughfare, which consists of A L f i i c L U C i downtown business owners who oppose the access MAJOR APPLIANCES Bv Andrew J. Davis ing and adding carpeting, Phil­ the next four weeks. Phillip said. road partly because it will result in a loss of parking O.B., AUTOM ATIC WASHSPL LARGE CAPACITV 9299. Manchester Herald lips said Friday. He said work OA,BLSCTBtCOBTSB 249. SUPER DISCOUNT I/UCENTE1/^ CENTER Work at Bowers School should be spaces. O.S.,UNOSBCOUNTBBDISHWA8HEB 299. would be finished in “the next few done by the end of February, he A D A P T head Dr. Robert Fish submitted petitions O.S., IS CU.PT. FROST FREE BSFBIOEBATOB 499. A surplus in contingency funds CALORIC, POBTABLS4N9NWASH8B 399. weeks,” though he said he was not said. opposing the road at Monday's Board of Director’s WHIRLPOOL, SLSCTBIC DRYER 299. 445 HARTFORD ROAD - KEENEY STREET is being used to fund additional WSSTINOHOUSS, UPBIGHT.FB8SZEB»*0UM'**^399. la fr ee delivery sure when. meeting. The petitions were signed by about 120 Q.S. SELF CLSANIHO BANGS. ELECTRIC _ 399. HOUOAY HOURS: renovations at Nathan Hale and Work at Manchester High Work at some of the schools is WHIRLPOOL, SLSC. BANGS. Ml/cui^MAOt oiAM 499. MANCHESTER, CT EASY TO GET TO: business owners and about 500 taxpayers. MAGIC CHSP, GAS BANOS, SELF CLEAN ____499. MON.STMURS. -TILg TA K E 1-84 TO Verplanck schools, said Paul School, one of five town schools being held up because contrac­ FBIOIDAIBS,BSFB»OSBATOB. ’»cu/r..«o*Ti^39t. TUSS.-WEO.S FRI-TILB Fish is also president of Heritage Group, which FBIGIOAIBB, BSFBIOSBATOB,” co/T-oiAM •Ham*99. THE NEW 1-384, Phillips, chairman of the town tors are having problems getting ■ C P E E SATURDAY B:30TOS undergoing renovation, is 95 owns an office condominium on Main Street. MAGIC CHEF, SIDE-BY-SIDE. BSFBIGSBATOB B99. SERVICE SUNDAY 12:00 TO S TA K E THE KEENEY Building Committee. supplies on time, Phillips said. O.S.BSFBIGSBATOB. IS CU FT.-FROST FREE 499. percent finished and inspection Heritage Group has voiced its opposition to the 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 STREET EXIT. The work, which was not by town fire officials could take Work on the five schools is part access road in the past because it will mean the loss originally contracted but is being place by the end of the year. of an $8.8 million bonding project. of 30 private parking spaces for the building. done by money left over in the Phillips said. Phillips reported about the The access road plans also would result in the schools’ contingency funds, in-, Contracted work at Waddell progress of the schools at a demolition or relocation of a building at the east eludes installing new tiles, paint-' School could be completed within Thursday committee meeting. comer of Purnell Place and Oak Street. 2nd Penney fire Study calls for crackdown ruled an accident By Nancy Concelman Bob's Christmas Hours: Won. thru Fri. 10-9:30, Christmas Eve 10-6, Closed Christmas Day Manchester Herald on educational loan defaults HARTFORD (AP) - Students No one was injured in a fire Friday afternoon Loans are subsidized by the at two-year schools and stricter attending non-degree granting at the J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution Center, federal government, the Connec­ loan requirments at the federal schools in Connecticut account the second fire at the Tolland Turnpike facility ticut Student Loan Foundation level. for a disproportionate share of helps administer the program in The report also recommends this week, fire department officials said. defaults on educational loans, The fire started when a cushion that was the state. that the U.S. Department of according to a report that calls John Siegrist, director of stu­ Education require loan guaran­ VA LU E \ L a . being dragged off a storage rack ignited. for greater state oversight, par­ Eighth District Fire Department spokesman dent financial aid services for the tors to provide schools and state ticularly of cosmetology, barber state Department of Education, agencies with information on Thomas O’Marra said Friday. The fire was and beauty schools. ruled accidental, he said. said defaults on students loans default rates of the student ’The report, which is to be A crane used to handle merchandise that is will cost the federal government borrowers. CLASSICS,tlfW considered by the Board of stored on the 7S-foot-high storage racks about $1.7 billion this year. The study found that loan Governors for Higher Education "The legitimate reason why we defaulters often attend non­ received minor damage, he said. No em­ on ’Tuesday, found that 35 percent ployees were evacuated, officials said. should be concerned about this degree granting institutions; are of student borrowers attending (is) when we see abuses ir this self-supporting; enroll in pro­ O’Marra said officials still had not deter­ non-degree granting schools de­ mined why the sofa caught fire. program, we don't want the grams of one year or less; come Men's faulted on student loans, com­ federal government to decrease from lower-income families; and The Eighth District Fire Department was pared to 12 percent among called to the fire at around 3:30 and had it under eligilibility or make (the pro­ pursue training that leads only to Levi’s® student borrowers attending tra­ gram) more burdensome.’’ low-paying Jobs. control by about 3:37, O’Marra said. The Town ditional two- and four-year of Manchester Fire Department and the The department’s report, titled “ Although socio-economic colleges. “ Excellence and Access: The characteristics of students, Flannel Vernon and South Windsor fire departments The board of governors asked also responded. Linkage Between State Quality which often lead to default are the Department of Higher Educa­ A fire Tuesday in the returns section of the Assurance and Federal Student difficult to overcome, some insti­ tion in April to examine ways to Aid,’ ’ also recommends in­ tutional practices, including ad- Shirts warehouse resulted in the evacuation of about reduce default rates on student 40 people but no injuries. That blaze damaged creased screening of students dissions, support servicesand job loans. taking out loans; expansion of placement, could help,’’ the re­ about 640 cubic feet of merchandise, officials Although Guaranteed Student said. occupational training programs port asserted. 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Janet Burial will be at the conven­ LYME (AP) — A small, single-engine plane acting cautiously in scheduling Only four such hearings against Desmarais of Manchester and ience of the family in Mississippi. crashed in Lym e Friday afternoon, but the pilot cles’ ability to enforce the state's The Memorial Tree Program of the Greater disciplinary hearings on dealers dealers who resold or improperly Jewell M. Miller. 61, of 580 Margaret Horner of Plummer. escaped with only minor injuries, state police said. “ lemon law,” noting the agency Manchester Chamber of Commerce is accepting Memorial donations may be who have allegeldy violated the . displayed four lemons have been Wetherell St., died Thursday Pa.; three sons, William K. James Walin, 20. of Plymouth, Mass., was the has failed to respond to criticisms donations for its planting program. made to the American Cancer Lemon Law’s provisions partly to conducted since summer. (Dec. 15, 1988) at Mount Sinai Miller. James R. M iller and John pilot and only occupant in the Cessna 140, state raised earlier in the year. Anyone wishing to make a donation in the Society at 243 E. Center St. Hospital. Hartford. She was the K. Miller, all of Plummer, Pa.; a police said. A report approved unanim­ memory of a loved one should send a check for $25, wife of William E. Miller. brother, Eugene Reynolds of After the crash, he walked to a nearby farm and ously by the legislature’s Pro­ made out to the program, to the Greater She was born in Franklin. Pa., Rimersburg, Pa.; and several authorities were notified, state police said. Walin gram Review and Investigations Manchester Chamber of Commerce. 20 Hartford March 11, 1927, and had been a Committee on Thursday said the Road. grandchildren, great grandchild­ was taken to Lawrence & Memorial Hospital in New Manchester resident-for the past ren, nieces and nephews. EMERGENCY London for treatment, state police said. Department of Motor Vehicles The program sponsored a special fall planting six years, previously living in A memorial service will be held Fire — Police — Medical The Federal Aviatiop Administration was investi­ “ has failed to effectively carry recently, said chairwoman Joyce Trainer. Crab Mississippi. Monday at 6 p.m. at the Holmes gating the crash. out its responsibility” under the apple trees were placed in the center esplanade of Besides her husband, she is Funeral Home, 400 Main St., DIAL 911 nation’s first Lemon Law. East Center Street. Trees were supplied by Manchester. There are no calling In Manchester The report said the department Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Center of Bolton. hours. Man guilty In drug case is taking too long to investigate People who donated money in the memory of In Memoriam and resolve violations that be­ Margaret Dufour, who died July 19, 1988, were: In loving memory of Mrs. Mary HARTFORD (AP) — A federal jury Friday came known after the committee William and Abby Bellock and family of Manches­ Arnold, who passed away on convicted a 24-year-old Hartford man on drug and December 17,1957. firearm charges, U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy began its investigation in the ter, Mary-Anne Loughlin of Vernon. Michael and spring. Peggy Dubel and fam ily of Vernon, Joan and Bob Jr. said. Always a silent heartache. “ If there are these lags when Paris! of East Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Gareth Pickering was convicted on two counts of Many a silent tear. they known they’re being evalu­ Apter of Manchester, Alys and Steve Cady and distribution of cocaine, one count of conspiracy to But always a beautiful memory ated, the concern is: What will family of Enfield. Jean Martin of Greenfield, Mass.. Of one we loved so dear. distribute cocaine, one count of possession with happen when they they are no Mr. and Mrs. William Fraser of Columbia, James m & SPK Y! intent to distribute cocaine and one count of Sadly missed. longer being evaluated?” asked and Lynda Farley of Manchester, and Michael and carrying a firearm during the commission of a drug The Arnold Family Anne E. McAloon, the commit­ Kathleen Malo of Rhode Island. trafficking offense,, Twardy said. Evidence presented at the trial in Hartford tee’s principal analyst. In Memoriam showed Pickering sold cocaine to an undercover The Lemon Law created a Library gets arts funds FB I agent on Aug. 18 and Aug. 30. Twardy said. state-operated arbitration pro­ Giving photographs for gifts? Let us frame them. In loving memory of our father, D. Pickering was arrested following a foot chase on gram to resoive disputes invoiv- Thomas Mostoni, who passed ANDOVER — Andover Arts Festival funds have Sept. 1. ing defects in new cars. Lemon away on December 18, 1987. been donated to the Andover Public Library for the He faces a minimum mandatory prison term of 10 Law arbitrators can order manu­ exposure purchase of arts and crafts books. We think of you so often years. Twardy said. facturers to repurchase or re­ - lim ilcd It has been several years since the festival has ■ rl A fram ing and all the memories we shared. HOTUUKUl place vehicles that are deemed taken place and money collected from past shows No one could ever ask to have defective. 111 Center Street New Hours: Clossd Mon. has been donated to the library. The $775 donation a Dad who always showed he Trident submarine unveiled Motor vehicles officials re­ Tuss., Wsd.. Fri. 9-5:30 Manchester - 649-6939 Thurs. 9-8 - Sat. 9-9 will be used to enhance the library’s art. crafts,- cared. NEW LONDON (AP) - The Trident missile­ jected criticism that thby have nriiisic and theater collections, according to Sadly missed, but never firing submarine ’Tennessee was put on public Librarian Tom Newman. forgotten, with love. display Friday, one day before ceremonies marking Your Daughters, Janet and Terry its official entry into the nation’s naval fleet. Gunman robs Morris bank H f f m m m ! The Navy conducted tours Friday for officials from Tennessee and representatives of the news MORRIS (AP) — A branch of the New Milford Deposed in coup niiedia. Savings Bank was robbed at gunpoint Friday President Salvador Allende of Form er White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker afternoon by a man who fled with an undetermined Chile was deposed in a military was to give the keynote address at Saturday's amount of money, state police said. coup in 1973. ’The new leaders said commissioning. Baker is a former Republican State police spokesman Sgt. Scott O’Mara said the Allende had committed suicide. senator from Tennessee. man entered the bank alone at about 5:15 p.m., Also expected to attend the commissioning were displayed a handgun and demanded money from U.S. Sen. Albert Gore Jr.. D-Tenn., and Tennessee two tellers. Gov. Ned McWherter. The suspect, wearing a grey sweatshirt and green Hfccfcfy ski mask, was described as a white male, about H e a lA T ip HOTSItAKtCHlESi 5-foot-5 with a stocky build, O’Mara said. Two charged In slaying He fled the bank and was last seen driving east on BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police arrested two Route 109 in a white or tan Chevrolet that had a red Bridgeport men, one on murder charges, in bumpersticker on the back. connection with the death of a 32-year-old man who Sta was shot in the jaw during a mid-aftemoon State sues over fuel spills argument in a bar. HOTiSMCY! Police said Kevin. Cooper. 32. of Bridgeport, was H ARTFO RD (A P ) — The state of Connecticut shot as he sat on a barstool in Pogo's Cafe at about 2 Friday filed a lawsuit against Combs Gates Bradley p.m. Thursday. Cooper was taken to St. Vincent’s for alleged water pollution violations, Attorney Medical Center, where he died of cardiac arrest, a m e a T l i e ^ (xeneral Joseph I. Lieberman said. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. hospital spokesman said. ’The company, a jet fuel distributor at Bradley The spokesman said the bullet entered Cooper’s IsLove. \ International Airport in Windsor Locks, is accused TANNING SALONS lower jaw and left the rear of his skull, “ causing of discharging jet fuel into state waters on two Altbo Uie ultraviolet A (U V A ), the new major multi-system damage.” occasions without a permit. Lieberman said. type of artlcial ninllght uied by Arthur L. Savage. 46. was charged with murder. The state will seek an injunction requiring Combs tanning salona, differa from natural (Tharles A. Miller. 39. a former janitor at the city’s Gates to obtain a permit to make discharges. aunllghu’ UVB In not Inducing aUn police headlquarters. was charged with criminal a Lieberman said. The state also will seek civil cancer by itaelf. It baa an additive H o rm n u i effect witb UVB (aunablne) to wbicb a liability for murder, police said. penalties of up to $10,000 for each violation, he said. peraon la aubaequently expoaed, Here’s the way you want it when you want it hot. tberefore tbe long-term rlak of akin Spicy Texas-style Barbecue. Hearty, sirloin Steak & cancer la not really leaa with artiflclal Cop Innocent In rape State electors vote Monday tanning than the ordinary aunbathing. Cheese. Or Saucy Meatball. Ladled thick on fresh- With acienUata warning of an incieaae baked bread with the free fixin’s you ask for. Any STAMFORD (A P ) — A 27-year-old Norwalk HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut’s eight of aUn cancer due to depleUon of tbe members of the Electoral College will cast their protective oaone layer In the way you choose ’em, they’re hot, hot, hot. police officer was found innocent Friday of charges votes for Republicans George Bush and Dan Quayle atratoapbere. It aeemt unwlae to that he raped his girlfriend’s best friend. on Monday in the state Senate chamber. artifically increaae expoaure to Qfficer Brian Liddy, testifying in his own defense ultraviolet raya. Every Sunday & Tuesday A. Handmade BHgreebowpin in 24 karat One of Connecticut’s electors is Bush's older Thursday, said he did have sex with the woman who I said she was raped, but he said he did so because she goldamsteiliiigsilver,$40. brother, Prescott S. Bush Jr. of Greenwich. Their Buy One Get One for B. Gdd-filkd heart shaped locket with father. Prescott Sr., represented Connecticut in the (UMITtO TIME ONLY) seduced him after a night of drinking in January. Liddy has been suspended without pay since chain, $30. S’ U.S. Senate, 1952-63. 317 Green Road • Manchester, CT C. Steriii4silv«rkcyttBg,$36^ The balloting comes 41 days after Bush defeated April, when he was arrested on rape charges. Notional Proocrtfooo C«»$ofo Norwalk police said Friday evening that they did D. Cuhuredpeadtietacwiditafety Democrat Michael Dukakis in Connecticut. 750.241 diain,$23ii0. ' Jewelen Since 196S to6t6,584. 649-4976 not immediately know when Liddy would be E. Steriing8ilvctcRMswithdhaiii,$27. snisrot. danbury farminoton quiiforo hartforo manchesier merioen Other electors across the country meet Monday, 348 Main Street reinstated. Prosecutors had tried to characterize the incident F *1A MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOOTHBURV TORHINQTON TRUMBULL WATERBURV and all tallies will be sent to the U.S. Senate Manch eater MicnMttCratgwMaMrCRdnrmiAnwicxEiipow president for the formal national tally when 3 U B ^ as date rape. Congress convenes next month. 649-1025 George Bush will face OPINION 85 E. Center St. rude awakening Jan. 20 649-5268 w W Jt- r. ^ H9V»5tSM»MSHEIfE. Ca$h & Carry Timely and timeless By Jack Anderson mustard gas. $ 7 9 5 and Joseph Spear Both countries are seeking nuclear Poinsettias from \^mftYSToLEH warheads and the long-range rockets to t\iS CHl?»STMK^i for time immemorial deliver them. WASHINGTON — In the afterglow of a Elsewhere in the Middle East, Lybia has $389 dazzling performance by Soviet leader acquired a mustard gas capability and Holly By Bill Reale In sports we have time in and Mikhail Gorbachev. Americans are daring time-out, which seems practical. Moammar Gadhafi is trying to build, buy to hope for real peace on earth. President or borrow nuclear weapons. In football, though, there are four -Reagan, who some feared would bring There wasn't much I could do, quarters of time, but what is But the worst menace that the Bush motionless in a traffic jam, so I America to the brink-of nuclear war with halftime? Maybe football is too his rapid agenda, has wooed and been administration will face is not bloodshed. sat and wondered what to do with physical for an intermission. In It is an economic war that the United the unexpected free time on my wooed by the “eVil empire.” contrast, halftime printed in a Those of us who remember Nikita States is already losing. That war may find hands. Time on my hands! It playbill separating two acts the United States forging an alliance with SUNDAY BRUNCH sounded foolish. Khruschev pounding his shoe on the table its C!old War enemy to combat the In the new would seem a little strange. and promising to buy us with worldwide Because of our Americanized We use time a lot in regards to economic boom in Far East. dining room way of doing things, in this case, communism are particulariy disarmed by our eating habits. There’s lunch­ Gorbachev and his C!hristmas present — a Central Intelligence Agency strategists at Ilam to 2 pm our way of saying things, repeti­ time, dinner or suppertime, but in see Japan and China emerging as tion confirmed its absurdity. unilateral troop reduction. superpowers and possibly forming an the morning it’s breakfast. It’s Baby boomers don’t build shelters for Choice of Champagne, Wine, Later at home I decided that simply breakfast without the alliance that could shake the world. Japan Bloody Mary or Screwdriver knowing time’s definition would their own babies to hide in when the bomb is fast overtaking the United States as the time. (Maybe that’s the reason is dropped. School curriculums no longer help me pinpoint the concept and some of us run out in the morning world’s No. 1 economic-financial- remove the vagueness. include a course on how to dive under the with a doughnut and coffee in our desk during a nuclear attack. We haven’t industrial-technological power. At the Belgian Waffles Omelettes I reached for the dictionary. hands). same time. China is quietly building its Made to order with Onions, Time was explained in a variety been eyeball to eyeball with our ar­ military power. Japan is actively cultivat­ Made to order with The titles to some of our songs chenemy in who knows how long. And our Peppers, Bacon Bits, Chopped of ways, filling a half page. have time in mind. One is “As ing China as a customer for its industrial Fruit Toppings and Ham, Mushrooms or Grated The definition stated: Used in a archenemy just had his picture taken in goods and China is borrowing technology Whipped Cream Making myths in media Time Goes By.” Well It certainly front of the Statue of Liberty while his wife Cheese period or interval, the period does that. "Till the End of Time.” from Japan. between or during two events in shoped at Estee Lauder. The CIA futurists believe the Japan- By William A. Rusher merely demonstrates anew what has been Whenever that may be is up for Before this warm glow overwhelms you. Served Buffet Style: which something exists, happens discussion. How about "Time on C!hina alliance could drive the United Seafood Newburg with rice. Baked Fresh Chicken, Baked Virginia obvious ever since the media elite got into or acts. A measurable interval. imagine the cold shower awaiting George States and the Soviet Union close together. Ham, Corned Beef Hash, Country Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, the slanting business in a big way two My Hands.” That sounds famil­ Bush on Jan. 20. His new national security As the 1988 presidential campaign That seemed pretty basic. iar; it’s sung a lot in traffic jams. Except for ideological differences, the two Potatoes, Hot Pasta, Assorted Fruit Juices, Mixed Fruit Cocktaii, recedes into the mists of history, ail sorts of decades ago: namely, that presidential Further on, examples of time team is already being briefed on the world superpowers are compatible and Gorba­ Melon in Season, Danish Pastry, Bagels with Cream Cheese, elections are a subject that Americans Time can be seasonal. When situation, stripped of public relations and efforts are being made to twist the story to used in daily situations were used in the present tense, we chev is working hard to make the Soviet Assorted Muffins, Jello Mold, Macaroni Salad & Coffee. serve some particular purpose. take a personal Interest In and make up mentioned. At this point I decided Christmas g o ^ will. Here are some of the Union appear even more palatable. their own minds about, preferably after attach time to our four seasons. insights the team is getting. Adults *8.95 Children under 12 *4.95 No doubt the most energetic effort has to use examples of time showing We have wintertime, springtime, Already, Soviet-American cooperation been the attempt to paint the 1988 sizing up the rival candidates on TV. Being our English language in its truest War with the Soviet Union is now is reaching a level that no one would have We want to be Your Restaurant! well aware of the media’s slant, they summertime, but never falltime, unlikely. The Soviets have too many campaign as somehow exceptionally dirty. Americanized form, familiar yet unless you’re a dishonest boxer. thought possible eight years ago. In the The mjrth-makers in .this case are the couldn’t care less If the media disagree puzzling when looked at literally. problems at home to worry about taking future, instead of simply hoping that the 2815 Main St., Glastonbury, CT ( 2 0 3 ) 6 5 9 - 1 3 5 5 with them. The words fall or autumn say it over the rest of the world right now. Troop Democrats and their liberal cronies in the With a little cerebral workout, the nicely. two nations won’t annihilate each other, media, who badly need some relatively Where the media do manage to slant the following came to mind. cuts notwithstanding, the Bush people Americans and Soviets may become allies public’s perceptions (and therefore often I noticed further on in the have been told that the Soviets are still painless explanation of why they lost. First there is daytime and dictionary there exists a person with a common mission of maintaining the They Insist that Bush’s emphasis on the results) In a liberal direction Is In lesser nighttime, simply depending on bolstering their military forces and that superpower status of each. but still highly important matters; cam­ who is referred to as a “time­ they are disturbingly ahead of the United Dukakis’ furloughs for murderers, his whether the sun or moon is high keeper.” The definition is incredi­ membership In the ACLU, and his attitude paigns for congressional and state offices, above. States in developing space weaponry. battles over complex issues, etc. It is not ble, stating; a personempioyed to The U.S, estimate is that Soviet troops Easy come, easy go toward the death penalty and the Pledge of Then there’s time I refer to as keep account of the hours of work Allegiance had no business in the cam­ too much to say ^ a t the arrogant owners time positioned. When we arrive will be withdrawn from Afghanistan in Several leading members of Congress and manipulators of the media listed above done by others. February as promised, but the communist are pushing for a ban on honoraria — the NOW OPEN! paign. To liberal Democrats, these are at a destination, we are never Whoever compiled this diction­ genuinely trivial Issues, especially when constitute a good 50 percent of all the next to time, near time, or away regime there is not expected to crumble money they collect for speeches and energy and clout left in American ary should come back to reality. overnight. appearances before special interest compared to the subjects they wanted to from time, but on time. There’s Are there really people out there discuss; the deficit, the Iran-Contra affair, liberalism. extra time or time left, but not In the Middle East. Bush will inherit a groups. Congress wants to stamp out the etc. But just because they didn’t beat George time right, unless we're arriving who get paid to do this? No matter ticking time bomb. The regional powers notion that it can be bought. But they don’t Bush, don’t think they didn’t try! Most how any of us relate to time, the are feverishly seeking chemical weapons, want to lose the income. In trade for It is understandably difficult for them to at work, then a little word placed fact remains that all of us are see that It was their own strenuous effort to Americans, even if they are attentive, lack in between will help us to be right nuclear arms and long-range missiles. dropping the honoraria, some members of DISC IT! conceal Dukakis’ liberalism that made the technical expertise to detect many on time. At the start of each day giving the same amount. There Both Iran and Iraq are rushing the Congress want a raise. Senators collect an COMPACT DISCS ★ TAPES ★ ACCESSORIES are 24 hours in a day, 168 hours average of $23,000 a year in speaking fees these "trivial” issues so relevant — and so examples of bias being pulled off right we never wake down in time, hut production of deadly chemical weapons. ★ IMPORTS ★ HARO TO HND CDs ★ FAST under their noses. per week. Use them. Already Iraq has stockpiled hundreds of and House members average $12,000. The deadly. we do wake up in time SPECIAL ORDERS * U R G ES T SELECTION OF But the alleged dirtiness of the campaign How many viewers, for example, (hopefully). Nothing is worse than wasting tons of mustard gas and other chemical lawmakers who control the purse strings watching one of the networks describe the time, unless you’re a person who agents. Now Iraq is trying to acquire for the military are the most in demand. COMPACT DISCS IN THE AREA isn’t the only myth being floated. The We describe events in our lives occasionally kills time, in which liberal media, of whose bias the public is two candidates’ activities on a given day, with time, all the time. Life's biological weapons, too. * GREAT PRICES! would notice that the report on Bush came case you might have to do some Iran is frantically trying to catch up. It Jack Anderson and his associate, Joseph becoming increasingly conscious, have pleasures exclaim shouts of “it time. seized on Bush’s thumping victory as proof first and consisted almost entirely of the was a good time,” or “the best of has stockpiled an estimated 100 tons of Spear, are syndicated columnists. COME IN AND COMPARE that they were neutral. If not positively “reporter’s” assertions as to what Bush times,” and occasionally we have pro-Bush, during the campaign. said and how it was received, while the a bad time. There are days when William Reale Is a free-lance That contention is pure poppycock. With report on Dukakis followed it (last time seems short. Being with writer who lives in Coventry. exceptions so few as to be negligible, the Impressions count most!) and consisted friends and family, time goes T h o u g h ts media elite — by which I mean the chief almost exclusively of hard-hitting senten­ quickly, but a few minutes' wait - Journalists at all levels at The New York ces being delivered by Dukakis at a bus stop, alone, can seem like Times, The Washington Post, Time, personally? a very long time. Today we begin the “Great Os" ot lar” education is a misnomer for a person Advent — a series of antiphons that are of faith. What we learn in any way is a Newsweek and the three major commer­ Luckily, criticism of the media’s liberal Time is always being used up. Letters to the editor cial TV networks — disgraced their bias has spawned in recent years some We never walk out of time, but all spoken or sung with the Magnificant until reflection of God’s work among us — profession by repeated attempts to slant in devastating analyses of their perfor­ of us continually run out of time. The Manchester Herald wel­ Christmas Eve. On this first day our whether it is found under a microscope or favor of Dukakis and the Dmeocrats mance. Time was when a really Skilled Bosses think of time in terms of comes original letters to the Antiphon proclaims; in a book of theology. When the C3iristmas everything they dared to slant. liberal hack could spend his professional ownership. Because of hourly editor. “O Wisdom, proceeding from the mouth Day gospel says that "the Word become The fact that they failed to elect him life serving his private political inclina­ payments to an individual, sud­ Letters should be brief and to of the Most High. flesh and dwelt among us” it means that doesn’t even begin to prove the contrary. It tions, then retire and accept awards from denly time is theirs. "Not on my the point. They should be typed or pervading and permeating all creation. the entire rationality of the universe was all sorts of journalism schools a nd assorted time you don’t.” neatly handwritten, and, for ease mightily ordering all things: present with Christ at his Nativity. This is a institutions that had the good taste to agree in editing, should be double­ Come and teach us the way of much wider concept of Christmas than the Once in a while time disap­ usual picture of a stable and shepherds. In j DISC IT! J with him. pears. Complete a simple task spaced. Letters must be signed prudence.” Vernon Commons Nowadays, though, they run a substan­ Thinking of God specifically as Wis­ a .society that does not always honor iHanrlirBlrr Hrrah'i and one remarks, “It took no time with name, address and daytime 520 Hartford Tpke. • Rt. 30 • Vernon, CT tial risk that somebody may be videotap­ for all.” That’s pretty amazing telephone number (for dom” or as the Greeks said. “Sophia” "wisdom” and teaching, it is good to Founded In 1881 ing their curve balls and subjecting them when you think about it. I wasn’t verification). seems unusual. Yet it is common in the remember that all that we know comes Tel 871-6604 PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publisher to statistical analysis. I can hardly wait for sure I could produce any time The Herald reserves the right Hebrew Bible and in the faith of the early from God. During this Advent, let us pray HOURS: Monday -SaturdaylOtm-Spm* Sunday 12 Noon - S pm GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor the 1988 crop of such studies. expressions combined with parts to edit letters in the interests of believers in the church. It is also always a to grow in the Wisdom of God. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.... Eaecutive Editor of the body; Legtime, armtime, brevity, clarity and taste. femine concept. Thus both Christians and MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor William A. Rusher, publisher of National etc. But if I want to be up to date Address letters to; Open Fo­ Jews have seen in God or in God-in-Christ Rev. Dr. Kim-Eric Williams ALEXANDER GIRELLI___Associate Editor Review magazine, Is a syndicated colum­ with daily events, I must be rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. the embodiment of all knowledge. “Secu­ Concordia Lutheran Church nist. abreast of the times. Box 591, Manchester 06040. RcHgioiis Services Church Bulletin Board I Community caroling Sunday

For the homebound Editor’ s note: This column Is Transportation is available. Free Chester Grange, Combined Fire­ Assemblies of God Jewish — Conservative prepared by the staff of the tickets are available in the MACC fighters of Manchester. Eighth Nazarene Members of Community Baptist Church will get ■“cxiond Road, Manchester Area Conference of Department of Human Needs, Utilities District, Home Engi­ South m nm or, Rtv. Ktnntth L. Outtofiond postor. 10:30 -,T?M*?®.*®M »kolom,taq E. MIddloTurnpIko, Monchostor. Church of tho Noiarooo, 234 Main St., Monchostor. Rov. together Sunday after the worship service to go Churches. R li^ r d J jP lo ^ ^ a b b l; Wayno Krlooor, cantor; Dr. Loon Center Congregational. neers Bowling League, Sathya o.m.. worship, Sundov school ond child cort; 6:30p.m.,hvmn Philip Chatto, senior pastor; Rov. Mark Groon, mlnlstor of caroling at the homes of members who cannot get Wind, rabM omorltus. Sorvicos: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to outrooch. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school: 10:40 a.m., worship, Volunteers are still needed to Saibaba Service Organization, yo"5h " I-"*' "'®Sls 0:15 p.m. Tho children's church and nursery; 6 p.m., ovonlng praise out. Those interested should bring a bag lunch and By Nancy Carr bake turkeys at home Christmas Renew Group at Church of the (af f w af) ^ of oach month Is a 7:10 p.m. family sorvico. sorvico, nursery. MId-wook BIMo study, 7 p.m., Wednesday. wear warm outdoor clothing. Afterward, from 3 to 6 (646-0599) Executive Director morning and others to help serve Assumption, St. Ann’s Mother’s Baptist p.m., there will be a holiday open house at the home in the afternoon. Please call of Rev. James Meek, 66 Ferguson Road. Circle. MS E. Contor St., MonchMtor. Jewish — Reform Pentecostal Peace on Earth, Good Will to 649-2093 if you can help. Local business groups who “ •V . Jomts I. Mook, mlnlstor. Sch^ulo: 9:30a.m., worship Men! The wonder-filled story of United Pontocostol Church, 107 Woodbrldgo St., Manchos- have adopted households include Nurjorvcoroprevidod. (6434037) Whl225*«5S2l. S i'jlf' ’ **’ **• Extonslon, South love that has come to dwell ® Loko St., Monchoftor. Rov. Jom n £.'i?SE5?'^’ 5Jff'®".‘'*'®*'",®'M7. robbl. Sorvicos,!:ISp.m.oach tor. Rov. Marvin Stuart, mlnlstor. 10 o.m., Sunday school; II Balloons are launched DEADLINE — Those baking or employees at J.C. Penney’s who a.m., morning worship: 6 p.m., ovonlng worship; 7:30 p.m. Bollptov, pMtor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday tchool; 10:M a.m., montfi.-iiSy'.S (644*1466) SVSl??. * P-m. socond Fridov of oach among us will highlight the donating perishable foods to top adopted 41 families, Cigna Insu­ worehlp torvlco; 7 p.m., tvonlno sarvica. (646-5316) Wodnosday, BIMo study; 7 p.m., Thursday, ladles' prayor; 7 As part of the celebration of its 100th anniversary. p.m. Thursday, men's prayor; 7 p.m., Friday, youth sorvico. annual Community Christmas off the Christmas food baskets rance Group MMI, Connecticut „ Hllittawn Road, Monchottor. 9:30 Second Congregational Church will launch helium a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship sorvico; 7 p.m., Lutheran (6499040) Carol Sing Sunday. Carolers will are reminded that the deadline is Mutual Life, employees at balloons at about 10:45 a.m. on Sunday. The service, so ^l!m *(649.7»9) ••7VIC0. Nursory at all fill the role of the “ heavenly 8 a.m. Wednesday, at the rear of Gerber Scientific. i* M 0M n Ckorch (E LC A ), 40 Pitkin St., which starts at 10 a.m., will feature a program SdRWjlt C h ^ of mo Dool, 240 Hlllstown Road, Presbyterian choirs” , singing all the beautiful Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Individuals who have adopted Manchostw. Rov. K. Kroutior, postor. (643-7543) !*®o?!jV*?r' KlnvErlc Williams, pastor; Rov. presented by the church school students. The rI!L® ** Xfongorln, assistant pastor. Schodulo: 9 a.m., holy Coventry Prosbvtorlan Church, Route 44 and Trowbridge traditional Christmas carols. Pitkin St. Basket deliveries start families include Marilyn Turner, Contor St., Monchostor. communion. Nursory cars. (649-5311) balloon launch will be postponed until the spring if Rov. Mark D. Eddy, pastor. lOo.m., Sunday school; 11 o.m., Road, Coventry. Rov. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30a.m., Assisting the "heavenly at 10 a. m. If you would like to help Rita Davidson, Edna Harris and Ckorck,60Church St., Monchostor. Rov. worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., BIblo study and the weather on Sunday is bad. J® i” J!2®,"' ??!i®''' C- Honrv Andorson, pastor fellowship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayor mooting. (742-7222) choirs” will be the Salvation play Santa, please call 646-4114. Eleanor Brook, Jerry Harvey, B lb t:^ W 7 '•'onmip with holycommunlon Prosbytorlon Church of Monchostor, 43 Spruce St., Army Band and Songsters and on first, third and fifth Sundays; 11 o.m., worship with holy Julie Marinelli, Joan Morra, Manchester. Rov.sRIchard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship members of the Second Congre­ CHRISTMAS GIFTS AND Christian Science o*m T o o -'fw ) *®'®"^' Sundoys; nursory at 9:45and 11 sorvics, nursory; 9:15 o.m., Sunday school: 7 p.m.. Informal Cantata is tonight Janice Pierro, Karen Chorches, worship. (6434)906) gational Choir. We’ll all gather at BASKETS — MACC has had 395 The cantata, “ Christmas for All Time,” will be Carol Harley, Carol Tedesco, •* Christ, Sciontlst, 447 N. Main St., Milfflor'iSTlOSI)'''"* •* *' ®®^®®" «•' the Salvation Arm y Citadel, 661 households referred by local Mancimtor. 10:30 a.m., church sorvico, Sunday school, and presented tonight at 7 at Trinity Covenant Church. Shelley Strano and Ken Muraski, d JKI"? •* Otow®* Routs 31 and North Rl vor Roman Catholic Main Street, at 6 p.m. nurses, teachers, social and out­ Lee Soule, Peg Matana, Carol cars tor small ehlldron. (649-1446) Roadina Room, 656A Road, Covontry. William Douthwalto, pastor. Schodulo: 9:30 Singers from the church will be accompanied by an Contor St., Monchostor. (649-0902) Singers will walk from the reach workers for food baskets. Smith, Barbara Thomas, Carol Blbl'o*(7S?7540r '^ ''* ' school and adult Church of fho Assumpflon, Adams Street at Thompson ensemble of musicians from the Manchester Road, Manchester. Rov. Edward S. Pspin, pastor. Rev. Citadel to the site of the Creche at Thanks to a tremendous gather­ Wengertsman, Mary Ann Wilcox, Joseph Parol, aulstant pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Symphony Orchestra. Church of Christ , " y *»?■!»•**«■» i^fborop Church (Missouri Synod), Center church. ing of food by the schools at Sylvia Helfrick, Joanne Coyken- £2.®i5S^ S « *ir®?**' Monehostor. Rov. Chorlos W. Kuhl, Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. After the Carol Sing, there will .®fxt Vornon stroots, Monchostor. m to r. 9.10 a.m., divino worship; 10:45 o.m. Sundov school; (641-2195) Thanksgiving and a good re­ dall. Faith Emerick, Laurie B rsw ^, pulpit mlnisttr. Gorsth Flanory,tvanoplism holy communion first and third Sunday. (6494243) St. Bortholomow's Church, 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Fiim is discussed be hot chocolate, coffee and sponse to our adopt a fam ily Fowler, Patti Haney, Tom Ma- mlnlstor. Sunday sorvicos: 9 a.m., BIblo classos; 10 o.m., Manchester. Rov. Martin J. Scholskv, postor. Saturday mass coffee cake at the citadel. Bring worship and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Wodnosday, 7 S yn ^v m asm at 0:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) appeal, MACC will be able to trick, Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat. p.m., BIblo study. Nursory for oil sorvicos. (646-2903) Methodist _ St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., Manchester. Rov. Robort T. The controversial film. "The Last Temptation of the whole family. meet all the requests. Local Russo and Rov. Emilio P. Podolll, co-pastors. Saturday moss Christ,” will be discussed on Sunday at 9:15 a.m. at churches have adopted 257 fam i­ ■ iH !'® "»‘*"'*®?.**®*5®*** Church, 104) Boston Turnpiks, 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and the Christian Growth Hour at Concordia Lutheran Congregational xP.itS!!' Canlor, postor; Rov. Robin Ellis, noon. (643-2403) TO Y R EM IN D ER — A re­ lies for Christmas giving. Thanks CHRISTMAS SPARKLES - St. James Church, 096 Main St., Monchostor. Rov. Francis Church. A videotape will be shown, and the minder to Manchester/Bolton to parishioners at St. Bartho­ Trustees of the Hartford Courant ” • ■»'♦<>" C 0"»«’ Rood, at s?i'i5 i:nS?2?;-.^39A%) Krukowskl, Rov. Frank Carter, Rov. John Gwoidz, Msgr. discussion will be led by Rev. Kim-Eric Williams. tho ( ^ ^ , Bolton. Rov. Chorlos H. Ericson, Mlnlstor. lOo.m., Motaodlst Ckorck, 300 Parksr St., Manchos- Edward J. Reardon. Saturday mosses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; parents that the Toys for Joy lomew who are adopting 50 Foundation sent a check for $150 Worship services are held at 8 and 10:30 a.m., and w o ^ lp sorvico, nursory, church school; 11 o.m., tollosrahlp; tSTifSTi.l?' I1i®J1£l ^ 72.®A' Osgood BsnnsH, disbursement at St. M ary’s Epis­ families for gifts add food. Also to buy Christmas presents for 11:15 a.m., forum prooram. (649-7077 oftlco or 647-OtTt visitation mlnlstor. Schodulo: 9 and 10:30 o.m., worship taI52n»)'"”“* *“ "®®"- church school is offered at 9:15 a.m. porsoAopp BIMo study; 10:30a.m., church school; copal Church, Church Street adopting families are Center shelter guests. Special gifts and St. Mory ChurM, 1600 MMn St., Coventry. Rov. Robort W. The Sunday church school's Christmas play will be coy o — ttoiNd C k i ^ 11 Contor St., Monchostor. i i ? P-M-' Mothodlst Youth Foilowship; 7 p.m., Socrod BornM and Sister Kathorino McKenna, pastoral team. door, is open today from 9 a.m. to Congregational, Concordia Luth­ donations of holiday treats for the ‘ •"'or o «to r; Rov. Robort J. Bills, Saturday m au ot 5:15 p.m., Sunday moss ot 10 o.m.; staged at 3 p.m. on Sunday. noon to parents having difficulty mlnUtor of visitations; Rov. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor Ckorck, 1216 Main St., Monchostor. confosslpm4:MtoSp.m. Saturday. Sunday moss 0 a.m. at St. eran, St. James, South United homeless may be left at the o m o rl^ . w o i^lp sorvico, 0 and 10 a.m.; church school, 10 O r Shophord S. Johnson, Rov. Cynthia A. Good, Rov. Joseph Church, Eoglovlllo. (741-6655) providing for their children this Methodist, Community Baptist, 0.m. IM7-9MII L a w iw ^ S. Stoplos, pastors. Schodulo: 9 and 10:45 a.m., Samaritan Shelter, 466 Main St. ” Hebron Road, Bolton. Tho Rov. Concert is set year. Parents are warmly invited St. Mary’s Episcopal, Trinity Call 647-8003 for more I Oiprcliof (tadovor. Routs 6, Ando vor. 5S5S!So(SfIl^(647i9i4^ William J. Olosik, postor. Saturday moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday to select one major gift from the i"*®G'"-J*®V®f;- Se*»9*»l9: 11 a.m., mosses at 7 :X a.m., 9:15 o.m. and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Covenant, The Salvation Army, information. (TO ?fM ) * '* school. Nursory cars provtdod. The Universal Voices, the choir of the Unitarian new/good as new used toys First Baptist, Second Congrega­ Universalist Society: East, will present a concert W rit COM TSB^ SPdl Ckorcli of Covopirv, 1171 Main St., Mormon Salvation Army donated by the community plus tional, North United Methodist C o v o n ^ . W uM Jolmsan, pastor, 11 o.m., worship; 9:30 Sunday afternoon at 3 under the direction of Robert several stocking staffers for each and Bolton Congregational. churc h ^h o o l in O u rch Lons Houso. Nursory cars Mww Ckrtsf of Loftordoy Solots. 30 SfNvoMoo Army, 661 Main St., Manchester. Copt, and Mrs. E. Richardson Jr. Mass in G by Franz Schubert will DfOVIOM. (741 I W7) OovW ?•<«•. bishop. 9:10 o.m., Gory AsporKhlogor. 9:M a.m., Sunday school: 10:45 a.m., of your children. The disburse­ Our young people have been Sundov school ond prlmory; hollnoss mooting; 6 p.m., solvation mooting. (6497707). be the featured work. Soloists will be Laura Nadeau ment is for parents only. Please 11:40d.m.4pfiosthoodondrollof sodoty. (643-4003or32Sd715) “ fantastic” says Beth Harlow, Sweeney, Len Fredericks and John Patrick bring a bag with you and proof of our Seasonal Sharing coordina­ swa ssaisrsiiisi^^ National Catholic Unitarian Unlvarvaliat Callahan. The concert is free. residency. tor. Students at East Catholic » CeeBresoltaeel Ckorcli of Covoolry, 1746 Boston ^^uowwioo uplvonoiiM Soctafy-tai, i n w . vomon st., High School have adopted 20 THE l a S S ! S : -lorvls, mlnlstor. Rooulor St. jo ta NM BoblM PoHsb ttottaool Colbollc Church, 23 Manchester. Roj^ Wort A. Knights Jr., Interim mlnlstor. s d y ^ lo. 10o.m., »o«3f

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When that happens, tip the have to travel long distances to have a discount for seniors. But SPENDING MONEY? to make the cut. Nobody should snips in the direction of the drift. something you may not notice can Association of Retired Per­ d save a few cents. before you take advantage of a ^ il& - r r — attempt to make a cut with those This will make the tips of the until the next time you use the sons. An AARP membership card Restaurants frequently offer S low senior rate, make sure there - 9 ^ ^ ^ W TCMEN V particular snips if he cannot do it snips. > blades move toward the cutting reduces the bottom line on many senior citizens’ discounts, but isn’t another, even lower, special Newspaper routes available in your area... Fov 1 •- You should always use goggles without forcing. Adding a pipe to line. purchases, among them dis­ that doesn’t mean you’ll receive a rate available to everyone. Many and wear gloves when cutting the handle or hitting it with a Don’t cut right to the tips of the counts available only to AARP discount every time. Many pro­ special offers involve restrictions metal. And the pivot bolt on snips hammer is a sure way to cause blades and do not allow the tips to members. These include a dis­ vide meals at reduced prices only prohibiting other discounts. Earn money and prizes by delivering the SECOND FLOOR PLAN trouble. should be oiled occasionally to count mail-order pharmacy, dis­ extend beyond the cutting line or at certain hours, of the day — For travel-related discounts, Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. As the names make clear, the you will be cutting into the ensure long-lasting performance, counts at some motel chains and usually the early evening before it’s best to check with a travel The nut and bolt should be straight cutter is for making remainder of the stock. In short, airlines, and even reduced rates the rush. Other restaurants have agent. But don’t let it stop there. straight cuts. It also can make as you cut, be sure you do not properly adjusted at all times. for car rentals. special menu selectionsforsenior Ask again when you pick up your Call today to get more details. FIRST FLOOR PLAN slight curves. The compound stroke beyond about three- A big plus is that AAR P citizens. rental car and when you check leverage snips or aviation snips quarters of the length of the po-lt-vourwifars will find much help- membership is open to those age ful moterlal on a variety of sublets In Movie theaters, again espe­ into your hotel. In a system that are for inside cuts. The combina­ blades. Andv Lano's handbook* “Practlcol 50 and older, retired or not. Many cially the large chains, reduce has difficulty keeping even sim­ 647-9946 tion and duckbill snips are for For an outside cut, using snips Home Repairs.” which con be obtained businesses that routinely grant admission prices for older Am eri­ ■inTir-t-Tu. ^ ^sending $2 to the Manchester Herald ple reservations straight, addi­ cutting curves as well as straight that handle curves, cut on a ot Box 5. Teaneck. N.J. C7666. discounts to AARP members cans. but not at all times orforall tional details often become hope­ require that non-members be age movies. The idea is that the lessly lost. 65 or older before they receive the overhead is the same for the Even banks sometimes extend Marble St .all Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 HOUSE O F TH E WEEK — A feature of this house is a same discounts. theater owner whether the seat is discounts to senior citizens. For McCabe St... all sunken, cathedral-ceiiing living room. The room also Sills iris was tops in 1988 (To learn more about AARP. occupied or empty, so even a example, many sun-belt banks Stock Place. all features wrap-around glass sliding doors on three sides send a note to the AAR P Member­ half-price seat is better than an give free checking privileges to No. Main St. . 397-496 Center St...... 658-872 even By Earl Aronson and a firepiace. Plan HA1499A has 1,298 square feet on Clearwater. Fla., on “Are Plants ship Processing Center, P.O. Box empty one. But when a picture those 65 and older, waiving the Falknor Dr...... all The Associated Press 199, Long Beach, Calif. 90801-9989. the first floor and 798 on the second. For more Really Worthwhile?” : show is so popular that there are usual minimum deposit require­ Olcott St...... 78-159 Weeders Guide “ Aside from the purely aes­ You’ll receive information about lines around the block, that same ments. Again, you won’t know Harlan St...... 15-83 Information, write to architect Jeroid L. Axelrod, 2500 The American Iris Society thetic regard with which we hold the organization and a member­ half-price seat costs the exhibitor unless you ask. Henry St...... 16-119 New York Ave., Melville, N.Y. 11747. chose as its 1988 favorite the pink our surrounding native and intro­ ship application.) money. Don’t forget local transporta­ Bldwell St...... 279-375 iris Beverly Sills, named in honor Summit St...... 332-382 duced plant materials, their Even if you’re not in the AARP. On automobile insurance, tion. Bus lines in many cities offer Wetherell ...... 8-250 of the opera singer. The flower, Lure and Lore of the Garden” at economic value is also an impor­ there are many discounts availa­ under the calculations used by reduced fares to senior citizens, Portland...... all which blooms in midseason, is 36 the Colonial Williamsburg (Virgi­ tant consideration. ble to you. The trick is to shop insurance companies, you are as do commuter railroads and McCann ...... 'an inches tall. nia) Garden Symposium. Lynden around and ask questions. “ The reasons for recognizing entitled to a 5 percent or more even some taxi companies. Trotter^...... ;::!?;!?::...aii Litchfield ...... all Second place honors went to B. Miller, director of New York's Many pharmacies, especially reduction in auto insurance pre­ Here’s the Answer the financial worth of our plant­ Many of us earned our retire­ Orchard ...... all A v o n ...... 'all Victoria Falls, which is blue with Central Park Conservatory ings are more than merely to the big chains, offer discounts on miums if you’re 65 or over. This ment dollars when the dollar’s Winter ...... all Bridge...... all white spots and 40 inches tall. Garden, said: satisfy our curiosity. They in­ prescription drugs and on the i.sn’t a discount in the strictest purchasing power was far Knox ...... all Following were: Stepping Out, “Gardens have always been clude tax loss evaluations, wrong­ other purchases. Find out the sense: it’s offered because you’re greater than it is today. By taking oases, places to escape from the N ew m an...... all QUESTION: I have taught without ruining the decal? white, blue-violet edging. 38 ful trespass and destruction in the amount of the discount, to what it less likely to have an accident. the fullest advantage of senior Main St...... 1-174 Industrial Arts subjects for more inches; Vanity, pink, 36 inches; care of the world .. . but nowhere event of catastrophic occurrence, applies, and then determine if But you should check with yOur discounts, we can regain some of G rove...... ' 1-47 than 40 years and I would like to AN SW ER : T ry coating the Song of Norway, powder blue, 38 are gardens more important insurance claims and buy-and- your final cost is lower than if you agent to make sure you’re receiv­ that purchasing power. 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Next, inches; Mystique, light blue to city streets ... a group of neigh­ either must be removed before cover the decal and the jelly with blue-purple, 36 inches; and bors can transform vacant lots More than talk Jefferson St...... all polish or wax may be applied. I masking tape. You have to stick a Copper Classic, burnt orange. 30 filled with concrete and broken By George W. Smith not. or cannot, actually report ment portfolio. Taxwi.se, what’s Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Kenwood Dr...... ' all At the Texas Agricultural have found that using a furniture small part of the tape on the inches. tires into beds of pansies and and claim the dependency vour thinking? Gardner St...... 3-68 Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Experiment Station. Dr. Jim exemption. liquid instead is better since you furniture itself since it will not hollyhocks. Here, the real lure of QUESTION: Our .son is a S.P.. Gardner St. West...... all Union Place...... all Heilman talks to plants, takes I need only to polish the surface hold on the jelly. Now go ahead KItctien garden the garden is felt, and no matter full-time college student. We pay CLEVELAND Highland St. Union St...... 133-264 their temperature, records their and it is refinished, thuseliminat- with the refinishing job. The whether people can tell the all of his bills at .school — about Q U ESTIO N : Does my new wife (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 "Kitchen Gardens" was a topic water intake and measures their $4,000. Unfortunately for us, has to sign the tax return? She ing one step. School wood shops masking tape prevents the refin­ difference between a peony and a ANSW ER: Your concerns are Sycamore Lane...... all at Garden Weekend at historic transpiration rate. He and col­ because of the phase-out rules for doesn’t know a thing about my Squire Village...... all usually are quite dusty and very ishing material from getting into petunia, they respond to the not unfounded. Here’s what the Old Sturbridge Village, in Stur- leagues are working todetermine exemptions, we will not be able to business and I want to keep it that pootions. I have found a felt the decal and removing it. magic.” IRS says, “ In light of the adverse bridge. Mass It recalled this bit the complexities of heat and claim him as a dependent. Will way? blackboard eraser just as good ■ Andre Viette, AdvisoryCoun- tax consequences and the sub­ QUESTION: Your readers of advice offered in 1830 by water use in urban landscapes. our son be able to claim his own K.W., and for only a fraction of the cost. cil. U.S. National Arboretum, on stantial amount of penalties and might be interested in how I Thomas Fessenden, author of “ Most landscape plants are personal exemption on his tax LITTLE ROCK. ARK, “Irises for Today’s Gardens.” interest that -may result if the ANSW ER: Many thanks for reglaze windows. I use quarter “ The New American Gardener” : picked for their color, shape return? said: Internal Revenue Service disal­ your interesting letter and the round, with a good grade of A "kitchen garden should not height or shade potential.” Heil­ V.S.. ANSW ER: Only if you want to be situated at any great distance “ Iris what a wonderful group man said. “ Very little is known lows the claimed tax benefits, you advice which it conUins. caulking compound, around the of plants with species for every TRENTON. MASS. file a joint income tax return. from the house, lest being too about how much water they need. should consider tax shelter in­ glass. I then nail the quarter garden situation. Whether you Both of you must sign the return CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Q UESTIO N : I have to refinish much out of sight, it should be out This isn’t a concern until water is vestments very carefully, and round in place with small brads. have sun or shade, dry soil or a ANSW ER: First the good news, — even if only one of you received a vandshed piece of furniture of mind and the necessary culture in short supply and the plants are seek competent legal and finan­ It’s a neater installation and lasts “ Every individual taxpayer can all the income. That’s the law. that has a decal on It. I rememher it is too much neglected.” bog, a streambed or a hillside, under drought stress.” cial advice.” longer. It also can be painted poor soil or rich soil, there is aii claim his own personal exemp­ years ago trying to remove a easily. The advice is still good. The researchers are using decal in one piece and finding it iris that will do well for you.” tion,” And now the re.st of the Q U ESTIO N : I have seen some Send your questions to: The computer technology, thermal story. “ Unless he or she can be shoddy tax shelter over the past very difficult. Is there some ANSWER: Thanks. An inter­ Quote, unquote ■ And Jack Sienbenthaler, ex­ infrared imaging and meteoro­ Tax AdWser, care of George W. tp fclal way this can be done esting idea. ecutive director, American So­ claimed as a dependent by several years. Although they Smith & Co. P.C., 29229 Northw­ iianrfjFatFr HmlJi logical data to learn how plants ■ In a summer lecture on “The another taxpayer,” This is true scare me. I do have some ciety of Consulting Arborists, respond to heat drought. estern Highway, Southfield, even if the parent taxpayer does. excellent shelters in my invest­ Mich. 48034. W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 17. 19M

FOCUS / Advice MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 17, 1988 — 81 TV Monogamy is not unusual Where to Write

DEAR DR. Saturday, Dec. 17 As far as I know, he has no Dear Abby Abigail Van Buran REINI8CH: I P.O. Box 69440 recently saw I medical problems and is not on you on a televi- any medications. He does take Loa Angalaa, Calif. 00069 S lO O A IV I CID Paid Programming (26) Kidsongs 8 i o n show One-A-Day with Iron vitamins. GD Weekend with Crook and Chase Rin-Tin-Tin Kinsey Report Could he have libido? If so, what where guests Dr. Qott Patar M. Qott, M.D. ® Home Shopping Overnight Service ® Completely Mental Misadventures caused It and how can It be Continues (2 hrs.) of Ed Grimley (CC). were discuss­ June M. Relnisch. Ph.O. P.O. Box 01426 ing faithfulness treated? [C N N ] Crossfire It's Your Business Clavaland. Ohio 44101 [U S A ] Night Flight; New Sounds G ^ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles of partners in DEAR READER: First it’s GD Princesa Caballero marriage. You necessary to define some terms. 5 r 3 0 A M dD l Love Lucy ^ [C N N ] Sports Close-up seemed to feel Libido is the word often used to (Inaay Raport Dr. Juno M. Ralnisch GD INN News [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus it was very un­ describe the sexual drive in P.O. Box 46 [CNN] Showbiz Today • [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest usual for partners to remain humans. What you descrite about [DIS] Scheme of Things men had at least one additional Bloomington, Ind. 47402 [H B O ] Tales of Little Women faithful when they have been partner. But it is important to your husband may be low libido, [E S P N ] Home Run Derby married for a long time. [M A X ] MOVIE: Ran'A 16th-century Ja­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Honeymoon' New­ point out that this piece of data or inhibited sexual desire. lyweds abroad in Spam are hounded by a My husband and I have been panese warlord's decision to relinquish his also means that an average of 63 The human sex drive is compli­ power to his eldest son plunges his family man intent on using the young bride in an married more than 25 years and cated. consisting of a combina­ into a bloody power struggle Tatsuya Na- upcoming ballet. Anthony Steel, Ludmilla percent of these men did not have Tcherina, Antonio. 1959 have each been faithful. We both extramarital contact. tion of physical factors and kadai, Akira Terao, Meiko Harada 1985 are ministers. We are very happy Family man at home Rated R. (Subtitled) (In Stereo) 8 :0 0 A M (d) Adventures of Raggedy Being monogamous is reported psychological factors. For exam­ together and have a wonderfui [U S A ] Night Flight: Profile: Steve Win- Ann and Andy (CC) as am important goal by 75 ple, some physical factors that wood sex life. I really don’t feel that we CD World Tomorrow percent of husbands and 84 can contribute to lower libido are as "unusual” as you experts 5 :4 5 A M [TMC] MOVIE: -water- The . dD G§) Flintstone Kids (CC) percent of wives, according to one include illness, fatigue and abuse just won’t dress up discovery of a special brand of mineral GD Hit Videos USA on the show seemed to think. of alcohol. water sets off a series of conflicts on a study of American couples. How­ (20) Popeye Many of our friends also have Psychological causes of re­ Caribbean island Michael Caine, Valerie ever, in spite of these good Perrine, Brenda Vaccaro 1985 Rated PG- (2^ (30) Kissyfur (CC) been faithful in their marriages. duced desire can include stress, a DEAR intentions, statistics do show that 13 (In Stereo) (2^ Zoobilee Zoo Believe me. ministers hear it all. extramarital sex is a factor in our routine sex life, a decrease in ABBY: I know just as you doctors do! 'Piere is a man’s home 6 : 0 0 A M ® Young Universe (R) MOVIE: 'Ride Beyond Vengeance' society. marital intimacy, problems in dD V Slicer Returning to his wife after 11 years, a buf­ another side to the "adultery- is supposed to falo hunter is attacked, robbed and The percentage of women who the marriage, a disturbance In dD Sustaining unfaithfulness” syndrome. Our the family situation or a per­ be his castle, branded Chuck Connors, Michael Rennie have had extramarital sex also GD in n Magazine 1966 side just doesn't get published. I ceived reduction in attractive­ but don’t the D ear A b b y appears to have remained fairly G$ Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) just wanted to share this with you ness of self or partner. feelings of oth­ @ Wall Street Journal Report constant. Kinsey reported that 26 Abigail Van Buran [C N N ] Daybreak (S) Remi and let you know I read your Have you discussed your con­ ers who also percent of women interviewed [D IS ] You and Me, Kid (ST) Rod and Reel Streamside column, which gives me insights cerns with your husband? He live in his "cas­ had an affair by age 40. Nine [E S P N ] Action Outdoors With Julius [CN N ] Daybreak on the problems of people I try to may be unaware that you are tle” count? help. studies over the past 40 years Boros [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! showed us that an estimated unhappy with his lessened desire Maybe I’m a [U S A ] Night Flight: Take Off to L A. prude, but I [E S P N ] Outdoor Life DEAR READER: I reviewed average of 29 percent of wives for sex. Good communication is think a man should not sit around 6 :1 5 A M ( £ Oavey & Goliath [HBO] MOVIE; 'Overboard' (CC) An the tape of that particular show had extramarital partners. the first step to correcting the probably have been guilty of amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ problem. the house in his underwear — 6 : 2 5 A M [ h b O] Around the World in after receiving your letter, since I Again, please note this also doing the above myself, so if you 80 Days lieving that she's married to a beer- guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn, Kurt Rus­ didn’t recall saying that monog­ means that more than 70 percent Suggest to your husband that very revealing underwear at print this, perhaps other well- that. To me it’s disgusting and 6 : 3 0 A M dD Captain Bob sell. Edward Herrmann 1987. Rated PG amy is very unusual. What you of women interviewed have not the two of you go together to a meaning strangers who can’t (In Stereo) repulsive. Our children are boys, dD Dangermouse may have heard was my response had sex outside the marriage. In sexual dysfunctions clinic. If no resist "cootchie-cooing” and [U S A ] Financial Freedom such clinic is listed in your local but even though they say nothing, (T ) Laurel and Hardy to another panel member who felt general, it has been found that the touching babies will think twice 8:1 5 A M [M A X ] MOVIE: -Blind Date- they are obviously embarrassed. GD At the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie Wha­ In the conclusion of “ Heartstrings," the episode airing on NBC's “ Family Ties" that extramarital sex was ex­ happier the person is with their telephone directory, call the and keep their hands and advice tley. Scheduled: "Tw in s" (Arnold Schwar­ (CC) A blind date pairs an overworked tremely rare — which certainly is m ai^age. the less likely he orshe nearest medical school or large Also. I’m sure the neighbors and to themselves. zenegger, Danny DeVito). yuppie with a beautiful woman who reacts on Sunday, Dec. 18, an alive and well Steven Keaton (Michael Gross, I.) is surrounded hospital. You and your husband passers-by can see Into the house to alcohol in a strange way. Bruce Willis, by his wife Elyse (Meredith Baxter Birney) and Nick (Scott Valentine) after his heart not the case. is to have had an extramarital NEW MOM IN New Zoo Revue Kim Basinger, John Larroquette. 1987 when the lights are on. . Many couples do remain mono­ affair. will be checked for any physical ORANGE COUN’TY GD Follow Me Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) bypass surgery. Am I a prude? Is my husband gamous. As estimate based on six problems that could be contribut­ Comic Strip (In Stereo) 8 :3 0 A M Superman DEAR DR. REINISCH: Please GD Say Brother ^ ICC), ing to his lowered desire. Even if selfish and insensitive? Or do you DEAR MOM: While unsolicited [C N N ] International Correspondents [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The One and Only' A studies conducted between the help me as I am very confused. dD Face to Face With Cardinal O'Con­ 1940s and the 1980s showed an a physical problem is found and have a better choice of words for advice can be annoying, it’s [D IS ] Mousercise nor GD Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). dD Learning the Ropes Robert must de­ brash college student finds fame as a pro­ cide whether to give up teaching for a more fessional wrestler. Henry Wtnkler. Kim My husband, age 66. has lost all treated, anxiety about past per­ each of us? relatively harmless. But touching [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing [CNN] Moneyweek average of 37 percent of married ( D G6) New Adventures of Winnie the lucrative career. (In Stereo) Darby. 1978 Rated PG interest in sex. formance may remain. OFFENDED a baby’s hands — which will highlights. Pooh (CC) [D IS ] Raccoons Part 1 of 2 (In Stereo) dD (E) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show [USA] Deal-A-Meal inevitably go into the baby’s 7 : 0 0 A M d ) Young Universe GD Hee Haw [E S P N ] Motorweek Illustrated (CC). DEAR OFFENDED: You are NFL Today NFL pregame mouth — is not. So. thanks for a dD Ptastieman ® Porky Pig [U S A ] Update: Making H Happen 1 2:0 0 P M CD dD Buck Rogers show hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv not a prude, but the words you worthwhile reminder. (§ ) Disney's Adventures of the used to describe your husband CD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 1 0 : 0 0 A M (3D p —- wee's Playhouse GD Star Sea|feh (60 min.) ^ ^ Cross, V9H McDonough and Dick Butkus Should she stopr tranquilizers? Gummi Bears (CC). (CC) GD BraveStarr (CC). (E ) W W F Sdperstars of Wrestling d ) M OI^E; 'Gus' A pro football team are appropriate. DEAR ABBY: Today, with (3 ) Sesame Stroet (CC). @ ) Daffy Duck and Tweety dD W W F Superstars of Wrestling GD America: The Second Century: hires a Yugoslavian mule to kick field goals DEAR DR. Tell the “ king” that you and the things so vastly different from the ® Ask the Manager in this Walt Disney comedy. Edward As- Until the precise cause of your (§ ) Go for Your Dreams dD Munsters Today America’s Environment GOTT: I over­ children find his immodesty traditions of long ago, please tell GD Voltron ner, Don Knotts, Gary Grimes. 1976 husband’s problem can be identi­ (3 ) Dr. Fad GD Soul Train (In Stereo) (E ) On Pit Road dosed in the offensive. Buy him a comfortable me what you think about having Great American Woodlots dD Synchrortal Research fied, he may experience relief by Ring Around the World (E ) G .LO .W . Wrestling GD El Reino Salvaje '70s on pot. LSD robe for Christmas isMr>g Point' A former substances. He should see an EMERGENCY 9 :1 0 A M [C N N ] Heotthweek Marine, policeman and race car driver leave a vacuum in your life that glycerine — or by deficiencies in think your baby is overdressed WTIC Hartford. C T n allergist. I do not know why he Pire — Police — Medical GD Capitan Poder (g ) Wall Street Week: The Savings & leads police on a four-state chase. Barry nerve function. I believe that she CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) 9 :3 0 A M dD ® SHnwrl And the Real should be filed with other treat­ (or underdressed) for this Adam Smith's Monay World: Infras­ Loon Crisis Newman, Cteavon Little, Dean Jagger. swells up after injections; this is DISNEY Disney Channel ( 0 < 8 ) Ghostbusters (CC). ment. Ifyourdoctorappearstobe could be diagnosed by a neurolo­ weather?’ tructure [C N N ] CoHaga Football Preview 1971. also something the specialist DIAL 911 ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) unnipportive in your efforts to be gist. Ask her doctors to refer her Abby, I’ve been reading you for HBO Honw Box Oftico (HBO). dD Superman [C N N ] Styto With Elsa Klansch [DIS] SmaH One A young boy must sell [CNN] Nowaday should investigate. to such a specialist. In Manchester CINEMAX Cirwmaa (MAX) Ns flop-eared donkey bec^se Ns father years, and I realize that I GD Dick Clarfc’a Ooldan Greats [ESPN] K.I.D.8. [DIS] KMdow»|M ConcOTt (CC). (In TMC Mono Channal ITMC) decides it is too old to work. ■5 • * ♦ , USA USA Network I U 8 A 1 (S ) Sesama Straet (CC). [U SA] Piolina V «• #• #• f t I « I ./ 4 t ,*• •, > .♦ • f ,« I *1 I », I 0- 0 [ESPN] NFL Qamedoy Preview of to­ GD lele cM Teeofo 1 1 :0 0 A M dD Hey. Voffi. It's Emattl day's NFL Football schedule. (Live) C«ntliMMd... tx — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 17, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 17,1»M - M

Trebek. (3 hrs.) W U r u by ■nie« Baani* KIT tr CARLYLE by Lwry Wrt«M BOB HOPE (S) MOVIE: 'Private Retort' Two teen­ Saturday, Continued agers prowl the beaches of a posh resort in Satarday, Continaed SPECIAL their search for beautiful women. Rob Mor­ Bob Hope wel­ row, Johnny Depp, Hector Elizondo. 1985. (8) 227 (CC) Mary and Lester are Stereo) male that live near and in fresh water. slon I A A Championship From Pocatello, comes three-time shocked to learn that they have distant 12:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'TIw Lost [E S P N ] Coll« 0 6 Soccor: NCAA Divition Idaho. (3 hra.i (Live) 3:00PM (D Knight Rider Olympic gold cousins who are white. (R) (In Stereo) Boys' (CC) A young boy recruits the help I Championship From Bloomington. Ind. [H B O ] Elsvsnth Annual Young Comedi­ medalist Florence (8 ) W ild Am erica (C C ) A look at blue of teen-age monster hunters when his (2 hrs.) (Taped) dl) MOVIE: 'Going in Styta' Three ans Show (C C ) New talent performs at the older brother falls in with a group of ado­ friends, living on welfare and social secur­ a r i f n t h Jo yner plants and animals including bluebells, [U S A ] Dane# Party U S A (60 min.) bluebirds and blue whales. (R) improvisation Club in Irvine, Calif. Host: lescent vampires. Jason Patric, Corey ity, decide to spice up their lives by robbing to his annual holi­ John Larroquette ("Night Court"). (60 Haim. Kiefer Sutherland. 1987. Rated R. (In 1 ; CD NFL FoottwII: W nhin g- a bank. George Bums. Art Carney. Lee 2 30PM day ftinfest, ® M O V IE: 'Cabwat* Set In a 1931 Berlin min.) (In Stereo) Stereo) ton Radskins at Cincinnati Bangais (3 Strasberg. 1979. cabaret, this musical tells how the rising [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents hrs., 15 min.) (Live) O ) Hom e Shopping Network (60 min.) "Bob Hope's Jolly tide of Nazism affected the lives of ever­ 12:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : -Can't Buy Christmas Show Me Love' (CC) A desperate high-school (JD To Ba Announcad. (S ) M O V IE: 'Daddy Long Lags' A million­ yone. Liza Minnelli. Joel (jrey. Michael 10:30PM CE Taxi York. 1972. nerd hires a girl to pose as his girlfriend. aire playboy arrangaa to sand a French or­ with the All-Ameri­ (S ) ArcMas (CC). (3) Odd (kMipta Patrick Dempsey, Amanda Peterson. phan to collega with the proviso his ident­ (B Robin Hood What About Woman can Champs," ® l MOVIE: New York. New York' A Courtney Gains. 1987 Rated PG-13. ity be kept secret. Fred Astaire. Leslie airing SATURDAY. [CN N] PrimeNaws saxophone player and a singer bring out [C N N ] Evans ft Novak Caron. Terry Moore. 1955. the aura of romance from the big band era. 1:00AM X Love Boat [D IS ] Zorro D B C . 17 on [E S P N ] College Basketball: Loyola- (S) (S) High School Cross Country Marymount at Oklahoma (2 hrs.) (Live) Liza Minnelli, Robert DeNiro. 1977. X Sustaining Champkmahipa (Taped) NBC. 1:00PM ( £ Worid Cup Siding: Val [HBO] MOVIE: Overboard' (CC) An @D Tu Musica ^ D .C. Follies Oardana Man's Downhill (60 min.) (S ) M adaM na Cooka (In Stereo) amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ CHECK LISTINGS [D IS ] Danger (CC) Jonah photo­ ( 8 Bizane ( E W W F WrMtllng SpoUlght ® Santa Claus la Com ing to T o w n Fred lieving that she's married to a beer- graphs 8 descending meteor and tries to fCHi EXACT TIME [E S P N ] A W A Championship W rastling Astaire is tha narrator for a musical look guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn, Kurt Rus­ trace its landing point. (Q) MOVIE: 'WMkwKi WwTiort' A [U S A ] Night Flight: Flashtracks group of National Guard misfits stages a into the mysteries and myths of Kris Krin- sell, Edward Herrmann. 1987. Rated PG. [U S A ] Ray Bradbury 'Thaater (In Stereo) phony dress reception in honor of a mili­ gle. alias ^ n t s Claus. (60 min.) 1:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide tary inspectioo. Lloyd Bridges, Chris Lem­ @ ) Motorwaak The American-made Maureen Stapleton. 1987. Rated PG. (In [D IS] Good Morning, Miss Bliss [USA] MOVIE: Kingdom of the Spi­ 11:00PM X X X (3) 8 ® Stereo) News 1:30AM X Naked City mon, Vic Tayback. 1986. Honda Accord coupe; automotive buying [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Superman IV: The ders' Insecticides create a mutant race of W W F Suparstars of Wrastling services; the Dead Horse Climb race. 5:00PM (5 ) A-Tew n Quest For Peace' (C C ) Lex Luthor and the tarantulas who spin their web of terror ar­ X Comedy Strip Live ( 8 Ethiopia 88: Crisis Report ound an Arizona town. William Shatner. “Did you wrap this, or should I get mad at [CN N ] On tha Menu radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten (3 ) Lou Rawls Psrada of Stars Tsiathon 8 Money. Money, Money Antiquas (R) (3) Twilight Zone (CC) A retired writer Tiffany Bolling. W oody Strode. 1977. the dog?" [D IS] Evening With Fred Astaire The Superman's mission to rid the work) of nu­ Continues (3 hrs.) 8 MOVIE; 'Deed Men Tell' Chan re­ (50 Connacticut Newsmakers (Colleen Dewhurat) attracts the ghosts of dancer is joined by darKing partner Barrie children whose lives were touched by her clear weapons. Christopher Reeve, Gene 8:30PM X 'Twas tha Night Before dD UntouchsMas ceives some secrets from the "dead" ^ Bowling (60 min.) Chase, the Jonah Jones Quartet and the books. (In Stereo) Hackman. Jackie Cooper. 1987. Rated PG. Christmas (C C ) Joel Grey narrates this while hunting for a $60 million treasure. (In Stereo) (8 Money. Money. Money ^ Ramona (CC). Bill Thompson Singers. Winner of nine (9 ) N W A Main Event musical adaptation of the holiday verse. (R) Sidney Toler, Sheila Ryan. 1941. Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Sin­ (In Stereo) dD Punto y Apaite [C N N ] Nowaday ® International Cooking School 7:00PM CB Ufestylesof the Rich and [C N N ] Pinnacle gle Program of the 1958-59 season. (60 Famoua Actor Chad Everett; actress Mar- (3) ® Amen (CC) Thelma's fear of of B Sneak Previews (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Animids Ara Baautiful min.) (8 ) The Saint [U S A ] NHiM Flight: Take-Off to Drag ON TH E PAETRACK by Mil Holbrook iska Hargitay ("Falcon Crest"); comic Fred flying is justified when the aircraft she's on HD MOVIE: 'I Wsks Up Screaming' A Paopla' The daily activities of Africa's wild [E S P N ] Bowling: Hill Rollers Touma- ( 9 Friday tha 13th: Tha Sariaa (60 min.) Travalena. (60 min.) (R) develops problems. (R) On Stereo) jealous detective deliberately frees a mur­ 2:00AM (XI News (R| animals. Narrated by Paddy O'Byme. m ant From Atlantic City. N.J. (60 min.) 1974. Rated G ( 9 Great Escape This week; New York X Family 'Ties (CQ . (2D This Old House (CQ. derer in order to pin the rap on a sports (E Hoina Shopping Overnight Service (Taped) promoter. Betty Grable. Victor Mature. Bin;(»i«ppv:oiw ^ V f e . T H E V M 0 T Qty; Banff, Alberta; London. X ® W heal of Fortune (CC). [D IS] Ban^: The Woodpile Cat A mis­ (3 hrs.) SOS, I (0I$H THE wen, [H B O ] Littla Miss Parfact Carole Landis. 1941. [T M C ] Short Film Showcase @ ) JuUa Child and Company: Sunday chievous kitten leaves his quiet surround­ (3 ) Lou Rawls Parade of Stars Telethon MMC OBcmes hsis \nav &ive a piasexrEDMC T H A T 5 , g m a y . [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Farris Buallar's Day X It's a Living Nancy has an affair when [U S A ] Hollywood Inaidar Night Supper (R) she feels that Howard is ignoring her. ings to find excitement in the big city in this [C N N ] Capital Gang Continues (60 min.) rnfeetO) IK mace.. J&prmiVtkifioF j m i , b)rm A MEW O ff (CC) A teenage whiz kid plays hooky animated adventure. from school, borrows a vintage Ferrari ar>d (S ) ® N F L Live NFL pregame [CNN] Newswatch (3 ) Monsters T w o pool hustlers square [D IS ] MOVIE: Fiddlar on tha Roof A 8 WWF Wrestling Challenge f i l e cmleT. 3:30PM milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto ) heads off to do the town. Matthew Broder- show hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad [E S P N ] PGA Golf: Kkin Cup Final off for the highest stakes imaginable. 9:00PM (XI For Kid's Saks: Kannedy 8 Dating Gama his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ M MMAGCSlElir?. »ck, Mia Sara. Jeffrey Jor>es. 1986. Rated Rashad. Paul Maguira. Frank Deford and Round From Kapakia. Hawaii. (2 hrs.) Kids (60 min.) (2D C E N ew s Magazine (CC). sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway [C N N ] Intamational Correspondents PG-13. (In Stereo) Gayle Gardner. (Live) (E )N a w s X ® ) Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled: a play. Topol. Norma Crane, Leonard Frey. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Animals Ara Beautiful [U S A ] MOVIE: ‘Trick or Traats' Hallow­ laser for removing severe skin blemishes. (S$ Van Can Cook: Shanghai Duck Sa­ [U S A ] Bustin' Loose 1971. Rated G. People' The daily activities of Africa's wild een is rv) fun in this tale of horror. Jackelyn ® W ar of the W orlds (60 min.) Japanese prefabricated bomb shelters, a lad, Ooubla Prawns In Spicy Tom ato animals. Narrated by Paddy O'Byme. 5:30PM Q D T and T (C C ) Turner end satellite-driven maritime rescue system. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of tha Nerds' Giroux. David Carradirta. Carrie Snodgrass. Sauce ® National Geographic (60 min.) 1974. Rated G. 1982 Taler discover that photos of a rock star (60 min.) (In Steepo) (CC ) College freshmen, tired of being hu­ ® Santo Domingo Invita signing autographs may have deadly con­ (3 ) Sabado Qiganta Programa de varie- miliated by the campus jocks, form their [E S P N ] SportsCenter 1 (24) Quilting: History of Amar- dades con juegos, competencias. entrev- CE ® MOVIE; Tho Toy' (CC) An unem- l30PM (B Paint With Pittard: Califomla Coast sequences. (R) (In Stereo) own fraternity, which eventually leads to a [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Parody icon Quilts (R) istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don ployed man agrees to become a high-paid confrontation between tho two groups. [C N N ] Your Mortay (S ) Victory Garden |CC|. (R| companion for a multimillionaire's spoiled in Music Videos Tripla Threat Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) Robert Carradine. Anthony Edwards, Ber- [M A X ] MOVIE: The Mosquito Coast' S !) FigfR BackI With David Hofowto (B Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) son. Richard Pryor, Jackie Gleason, Ned nie Casey. 1984. Rated R. 2:05AM [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy C6) Computer Chronidas (C C ) Fad up with contemporary life, an ec­ Beatty. 1982. (R) 3 9 Tu Muaica Data attempts to sharpen his sense of hu­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Hard Tickat to Hawaii' Exparimant: Lata for Dinner (CC) Tom [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday centric inventor and his family attempt to mor when the crew plays host to a funny (8 ) Lou Rawls Parade of Stars Telethon Leopold stars as the host of a faltering late- create a Utopia in the jungles of Central @ TMa Old H o u u (CC). (R| The female owners of an air freight service [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Who's Minding the renegade captain. Guest: Joe Piscopo. (60 Continues (4 hrs.) inadvertently become involved in diamond night talk show in this comic behind-the- WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll America. Harrison Ford. Helen Mirren. [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday min.) (In Stereo) scenes look at the world of late-night tele­ Mint?' A motley crew of counterfeiters River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3) (8 ) Golden Girts (C C ) Blanche learns smuggling. Dona Spier. Hope Marie Carl­ helps a treasury worker break into the U S [D IS ] Holiday SpleiKlor From Walt Ois- [C N N ] Capital Gang that her brother is gay. (R) (In Stereo) ton, ffonn Moss. 1987. Rated R. vision. (In Stereo) Mint to replace mor>ey he had accidentally [T M C ] MOVIE: Can't Buy Me Love' ney World in F lo ^ a . a festival of worid- [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Magic Snowman' ® Scenes From La Boheme: A Pava­ [USA] MOVIE: Pride of tha Bowary' 2:15 AM [HBO] MOVIE: -Tha ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES TLX! w o n 't h a v e ME NAGGING I'l l p r o &a b l v h a t e destroyed. Jim Hutton. Dorothy Provine. (C C ) A desperate htgh-school nerd hires a w i ^ music and the Jewish Festival of Roger Moore is the voice of a friendly Fin­ rotti Celebratfon Soprano Fiamma tzzo The gang takes over in the city Civilian Kindred' A young man discovers the grue­ Milton Berle 1967 girl to pose as his girtfnr d. Patrick Demp­ Lights. Host; Carol Lawrence. OF JOINING THE TCXITO JOIN THE FRIENDSHIP MYSELF WHEN I S IT DOWN nish snowman who helps two children pre­ D'Amico and Opera Company of Philadei- Conservation Corp. Leo Gorcey. Bobby some secret behind his late mother's sey. Amanda Peterson, Courtney Gains. [M A X ] MOVIE: Nadine' (CC) A worn- FEIENDSHIP CULIB IS... C L U B a n y m o r e . AND FIGURE THAT OUT. CE) m o v i e : Knut* Rockiw -- pare for the annual skating event. Justin phia/Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Jordan. 1941. genetic experiments. David Alien Brooks, 2:00PM 1987. Rated PG-13 an's search for a package of provocative All American' Fact-based account of the Fned, Dragana Marjanovic. Jack Aronson Competition winners join the tenor in a per­ Rod Steiger. Amanda Pays. 1987. Rated [U S A ] Cover Story 11:1 OPM (ID Mark Russell Comedy / life and career of Notre Dame's famous photos involves her with local mobsters 1987. Rated NR formance of "La Boheme" (60 min ) (In R. \ and top-secret maps. Kim Basinger. Jeff Special Political satirist Mark Russell football coach Pat O'Bnen, Ronald Re­ Stereo) 3:45PM (X) Coll«g« Bokatball: Oe- Bridges. Rip Tom . 1987. Rated PG. [ESPN ] SportsCenter p ^ e s fun at today’s headlines. 2:20AM [T M C ] m o v i e ; -Fenls Buall- agan, Gale Page 1940. (Colorized Ver­ Paul at Georgetown (2 hrs.. 15 min ) [M A X ] MOVIE: Blind Date' ^CC) A B MOVIE: ‘Christmas in Connecticut' er's Day c5ff (CC ) A teenage whiz kid sion) [T M C ] MOVIE: Stroeta of Gold' An Entartalnmant This (Live) blind date pairs an overworked yuppie A newspaper columnist is instructed by 11:30PM X plays hooky from school, borrows a vin­ outcast Russian boxer regains his pnde by her boss to have a war hero as her guest W eak Pee-wee Herman's Christmas TV d ) Sunior PGA / LPGA Golf: M ud s 4:00PM (X) MOVIE: ‘Empwor of tfw with a beautiful woman who reacts to al­ tage Ferrari and heads off to do the town. Championships of GoH Second round training two Brooklyn fighters for an for Christmas dinner. Barbara Stanwyck. special. (60 min.) Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara, Jeffrey North' A tough railroad guard matches American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Maria cohol in a strange way. Bruce Willis. Kim from Dorado Beach in Puerto Rico (2 hrs.) Dennis Morgan, Sydney Greenstreet X Star Search (60 min.) Jones. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) wits and wills with a crafty hobo deter­ Brandauer, Adrian Pasdsr, Wesley Snipes. Basinger, John Larroquette. 1987. Rated (Live) PG-13. (In Stereo) 1945. mined to hitch a nde. Lae Marvin. Ernest 1986. Rated R. X Freddy's NIghtmaras: A Nightmare 2:30AM E m o v i e : -star Maidatw- C £ Hawaii Fiva-0 [CN N ] Showbiz Week Borgnine. 1973. ' [USA] Throb [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' on Elm Street (60 min.) Men escape to Earth from the planet M ^ (S ) Christmas in New Zealand (60 mm ) D Colloge Baskotbiai: IfCLA at North (CC ) A Manhattan computer operator's [D IS] MOVIE: 'Bright Eyes' (CC) Three (3) 8 Saturday Night Live Host: Me­ dusa where women rule and men perform iMuJ Joy of Country Paintirtg Carolina (2 hrs.) (Live) 6:00PM CD (X) ® News Hfe is turned upside down when a Bntish people vie for the right to adopt an adora­ lanie Griffith. Music by Little Feat. (90 min ) menial tasks. Christiane Kruger. Judy Gee- CID 'Three's Company intelligence agent trapped m Eastern Eu­ ble orphan. Shirley Temple, James Dunn, (In Stereo) son. 1976. (S ) M O V IE : ’F .I.S .T .' A labor organizer (D Knight Rider rope starts sending messages through her Jane Withers. 1934. (Colorized Version) 8 ) Racing From Plainsfiaid 8 That's tha Spirit CHMR AND CHAUNCEY by Vneo RodMwH rises to power ar>d corruption Sylvester d i) Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) CE) A-Team terminal Whoopi Goldberg. Stephen Col­ [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Ironweed' (C C ) Based [C N N ] Sports Latenight Stallone. Rod Steiger, Melinda Dillon B NFL Football: New England Pa­ (3 ) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles. lins, John W ood 1986 Rated R (In 8 Public Peopia/Private Lives 1978 on William Kennedy's Pulitzer prize­ triots at Denver Broncos (3 hrs ) (Live) Buddy and the gang take part in a quiz con­ Stereo) winning account of a few days in the life of B M O V IE; 'Cousin Cousina' Family re­ [E S P N ] Top Gun: U.S. Air Force com- Forever Lean test at school (R) patftion From Panama City, Fla. (60 min.) ALL TH AT SNOW OOMIN' VI/EtL..,ARgN‘rvpu (3 ) Julia Child and More Company [U S A ] Miami Vice Depression-era drifter Francis Phelan Jack lationships and middle class values are put I HAP THIS KILLCR ^ MOVIE: 'Stowaway to the Moon' A ( 9 M cCloud Nicholson, Meryl Streep. Carroll Baker to the test when cousins are suspected of (R) D O W N R E M I N P S M B O F *• iSONKlAAfiK? . DIANDRUFF.MAN/ (5Q) Bosom Buddies 7:30PM X m*a*s*h having an affair. Mane-Chnstine Barrault. boy hides aboard a command capsule be­ (8 ) Lou Rawls Parade of Stars Talathon 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) 2:40AM [MAX] MOVIE: -FuII Matal ATOUaHTIMEIHAD (fi) A Disney Christmas Gift Christmas Victor Lanoux. 1975 1 WAS flakin' ' fore It blasts off for the moon Lloyd The United Negro College Fund's ninth an­ X Jeopardy! (CC). [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Cross My Heart' Lies Jacket’ (CC) Stanley Kubrick's portrait of cartoons and vignettes from the classics. O N c e , NXCNed!! Bridges. John Carradine. Peter Conrad nual fund-raiser. National hosts' Lou ( X Manna's Family Mama has visions of designed to impress one another backfire [C N N ] Sports Tonight the Vietnam War as seen through the eyes irKluding sequences from 'Bambi'' and 1974 Rawls, Marilyn McCoo. Ed McMahon. Alex her deceased mother of marines in boot camp and in battle Mat­ ■'Peter Pan” (60 min ) on a nervcKis young couple dunng their fib- [M AX] Vintage Performances; The ^ Tin y Tree Animated A small Chnst- Trebek. (3 ) ^ . ) (Live) (nj INN News filled third date Martin Short, Annette Doors thew Modine, Adam Baldwin. Vincent mas tree brings joy mto the lonely life of a ( B Victory Garden (CC). (R) O'Toole. Paul Reiser 1987. Rated R. (In D'Onofrio 1987. Rated R. ® DeGrassi Junior High Season Pre­ ® As Schools Match Wits senousty ill girl. Stereo) 11:40PM (8 ) Comedy Tonight dS MOVIE; 'The Sterile Cuckoo' A miere (CC). 3:00AM (!9 m o v i e ; T I w P riu - Sg: M an's Su- [CNN] Newswatch 10:00PM CE 8 Home Shopping Overnight Service nia. Louis Gossan Jr., Roxanne Zal. 1988 moves m on the bear's feeding ground uled: a Muimi businessmen clsens he's the '^JoemcTah par 0 From Schiadmmg, Austria. (60 mm.) Ejp Podra Usted Adelgazar? 12 hrs.) [E S P N ] Superbouts Sugar Ray Leonard [O IS ] Here's Boomer Boomer falls in love Part 2 of 2 (R) son of God, Danny DeVito, difficutties fam­ (R) with a kidnapped dog that belongs to a [CN N] Newsnight [CNN] Newsnight vs. Wilfred Benitez m a World Welter­ [C N N ] Sports Saturday ilies fees at raising funds for s child's organ [H B O ] MOVIE: TraU of tha Pink weight title bout taped November 30. wealthy woman. Pan 1 of 2 irsnsplant (60 min.| On Siareo) [U S A ] Night Flight: Woodstock Tribute [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Pride of the Bowery' PanthW' Inspector Clouseau is on the [ESPN] 1988 NCAA Final Four The gang takes over in the city Civilian 1979 m Las Vegas, Nev (60 mm.) [USA] Mike Hammer N m rs ■UOt RUNNY byWMiMrRrea. loose, trying to find the stolen Pmk Panther (XI 12:30AM (X) s«w'> ttw stwfm Conservation Corp. Leo Gorcey, Bobby [H B O ] You Don't Have to Die (CC) Do­ X Bum Bunny's Looney 6:30PM (X) CBS News (CQ 8:00PM (3 ) Headlines on Trial Jordan. 1941 diamood. Peter Seilers. David Nivan. Her­ cumentary about the real-kfe struggle of Christmas Tales (C C ) Animated The ras­ (X) MOVIE: -D m GHt of L o n ' A nch girl bert Lorn 1982. Rated PG. CSD Too Close for Comfort (S ) ( ® Hunter (C C ) A petty ihiel leads falls m love wrth a penniless man m N ^ young Jason (Sees, who survived a bout cally rabbit is jo in ^ by cormc cohons in­ 3:30AM [C N N ] TM s W M k in Japwi 1 UKB YOUR SECOND STORY with cancer and wrote a book about his X ) Siskel ft Ebert Scheduled; "Ram cluding Porky Pig. Yosemite Sam and Hunter to a mob-run conterfeiting opera­ York dunng the 1890s. Mane Osmond, ITS BECAUSE OF THE 2:1 OPM [C N N ] hmMiwma [DIS] MOVIE: 'Bright Ev m ' (CCI Three axpeneoce. tion (60 min.) (In Stereo) Timothy Bottoms, June Lockhart 1978 FLAT, p o r k y ; e x c e p t f o r Man " (Dustin Hoffman. Tom Cruise); Tweetie Bad for this adaptation of Charles people vie for the r i ^ to adopt an adora­ IS f tt g C H M N THAT 2:30PM IS I Joy of Painting: Mountain Alfred Hrtchoocfc Presepts [USAjCanoona "Working Girl'' (Melanie Gnffith, Sigour­ Dickens' " A Chnstmas C a ro l" (R) (In Evening of Champkmaliip Skating X ble orphan. Shirley Temple. James Durm. THIS « A 0 r ON the Ruef LIVES Exhibition ney Weaver) Stereo) 1988 Tho annual Harvard Urmeraity skat­ ® Friday tha 13th: 'Tha Series A cursed Jane Withers. 1934. (Colorized Versioo) HE HAS A P -f O T C F (SS) Groat E a c ^ 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Clou up ing exhibnion features top amateur skaters (3 ) (8 ) Starting From Scratch James X ) d D Reporfors Scheduled an interview com plays a major role m resurrecting the [E S P N ] Home Run Derby SCLP,.. feels mferior when Ns successful brother with pom film director Candida Royale. (60 Nancy Kerrigan. Paul Wyke. Barbara Un­ bodies of powerful devil worshippers (60 (SVoa. Vbgmia.ThafolaaSantaClaua 4:30PM (SI ' Frugal Gourmet (In derhill, Paul Martini. Susan Wynne and Jo­ Eight-yaar-oid Virginia O'Hanion struggles (Larry LmviUe) visits. m in ) (In Stereo) min.) (R) On Stereo) 3:50AM [H B O ] m o v i e : -Omega Svn- Stereo) seph Oruar. (70 mm.) (Taped) to reaffirm her faith in tha spirit of Qinst- X ® M urphy's Law (C C ) (60 mtn.) (In [CN N ] Evans ft Novik drome* A repoaer and an old army buddy \ s \ maa (S Munstsra Todsy (8) Power of Choice (CC) How to im­ ( S Combatl wage war agamst a white supremacist prove the parent-child relationship Pan 10 Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: The Underachievers' 9 l) ChospMto Hardcaetla and McCormick group holding his daughter hostage Ken ® Lucha Ubra (60 mm.) of 10 X NHL Hockey; New York Rangers at 39 An unemployed baseball player ts hired as [C N N ] Big Story Wahl. George DiCeruo. Nicole Eggert (B) Woodcarving With Rick Butz (ki (8) Hee Haw Montreal C anediens (3 hrs.) (Lnre) [C N N ] HeedBne Newe a part-time narcotics agent at a questx>na- 1987. Rated R. Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE: -Maifo m H o««n' (CCI [E S P N ] CoHege FootbaH: NCAA Divi bie night school Edward Albert, Barbara ® ABC News (CC). (3 ) Lou Rawls Parade of Stars Tsiathon Carrera, Michael Pataki. 1988. Rated R. [C N N ] Styia With Elea Klanach A young accident victim is sent back to The United Negro CoHege Fund's naith an­ Earth to find tha woman ha fai si love with dUNoticiero Univt«iqn. [U S A ] Night Flight; Take-Off to Add 4:00AM [CN N ] leny King Weekend U H 8 ] Afiimala in Action Featured ant- nual fund-ratsar. National ls»s(s: Lou in heaven Timothy Hutton. Keky McGiTas. [C N N ] Pinneefe Rawls. Marilyn McCoo.'Ed McMahon. Alex Continued... Rock [ESPN] H pm Run Onrhy Z4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 17, 1988

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8 Connecticut News Week MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 17. IBM — gj BRADY 8 M O V IE: Made In Paris' A vivacious [C N N ] Newswatch fashion buyer meets three eligible men in ® Masterpiece Theatre: Star Quality: CHRISTMAS [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ ® MOVIE: 'An American Christmas Sunday, Dec. 18 Paris. Ann-Margret, Louis Jourdan. Ri­ Noel Coward Storiee (CC| First-time Sunday, Continued lights of today's NFL Football games (60 M itM An updated version of the classic chard Crenna. 1966. playwright Bryan Snow learns that penning When his par­ min.) the play la only the start of his troubles In Charles Dickens tale about an old man who ents plan their first 8 winter Sportacast [U S A ] Miami Vice Star Quality." the first of five stories writ­ never enjoyed Christmas. Henry Winkler. Frederick K. Price Dorian Harewood, David Wayne. 1979. 5:00AM (£ ) (S ) Hom« Shopping Ov- dD ■a:? 8 Let's Go Bowling author George Eliot s 1861 novel (2 hrs,| (60 min.) ten by Noel Coward. (90 min.) Part 1 of 5 family Christ­ ® B..k.tboll: Naw ® Baretta •might S«rvic« ContImMS (60 min.) d® Forever Young (S ) Firing Une: A Bishop Rethinks Sex­ (B ) MOVIE: 'The Incredible Mr. Umpet' (R) mas reunion in ^ S P N ] Skiing: U.S. Women's Pro York Knicks at Boston Celtics (2 hrs 30 uality (R) A meek bookkeeper jumps oft ths dock at [CNN] Week In Review QD Honeymoonara [C N N ] Sports Rovimv (8 ) Transformers Championship From Park City, Utah (60 min.) years, Qreg Bra­ Consy Island and turns into a dolphin Don [D IS ] Another Evening With Fred As­ [D iS ] Best of Walt Disnsy Pr»s«nts: (8 ) Sunday Today 8 MOVIE: "This Proper^ Is Con­ min.) (Taped) tt ® Runaway With tha Rich and Famous 8 Sava the Children Host Michael Craw­ dy (Barry Williams) Knotts, Carole Cook, Jack Weston. 1964 taire Astair and his partner Barrie Chase ford ("Th e Phantom of the Opera") per­ Music for Everybody Host Maestro Lud­ dZ) Sesame Sheet (CC). demned' A your^ Southern girl is urged to Singer Mary Wilson In Vancouver, British [C N N ] World Report [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents dance to numbers including "That Face ' forms with stars of the London and Broad­ wig von Drake presents a variety of must has a secret rea­ enter into a relationship with an older man Columbia; Southern California; Bermuda, (8 ) Orel Roberts and Waltzing Matild," accompanied by way stages in this holiday special. cat entertainment with guests Nelsor son for not wanting who will pay mama for her affections. Na­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Hooslers' A former col- 5:05PM [M AX] Max Movie Show A (R) the Jonah Jones quartet Winner of eight Eddy, Dinah Shore and Benny Goodman ( 8 World Tomorrow talie W ood, Robert Redford. Charles Bron­ leM conch faces resentment when he preview of theatrical releases, movies in 8 8 George Michael's Sports to attend, in "A @ NBA Baikstball; Naw Voik Knicka at Emmy Awards. (60 min.) (60 min.) 8 Robert Schuller son. 1966. takes over as head of an Indiana high- production and interviews with screen Machine [U S A ] Night Flight: Flashtiecks Very Brady Christ­ stars. Boston Csitics (2 hra„ 30 min.) (Live) dD Nueatra Femilia [CNN] Nawsday school basketball team. Gene Hackman, [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Invasion U.S.A.' A 8 Rat Patrol mas." The CBS ® Noticlaro UniviaJon former government agent goes back Into [H B O ] m o v ie : -StaugMef [DIS] MOVIE: 'For Heaven's Saks' An Dennis Hopper. Barbara Hershev. 1986 Out of Thit worid 5:25AM [C N N ] Daybreak Rated PG. 5:30PM (3D action when Russian terrorists invade the 8 Masaachusatu Council of Rabbla High* The akirrmi of Doddsville High pay movie airs SUn- angel comes to the aid of a down-on-his- [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ ® CtwriM in Charge (CC) Charies, United States. Chuck Norris. Richard for an evil April Fools’ prank w ^ n the [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl luck professioniBl basketball player who [E S P N ] Triathlon: From Hilton Head. caps the weekend of the wodd of sports. ® M O V IE: 'Scrooge' Scrooge, a misera­ DAY, D EC. 18. buddy and the gang take part in a quiz con­ Lynch. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) ble man who demands payment of loans class misfit exacts his revenge 10 years ^ [E S P N ] Running artd Racing wants to win the respect and admiration of S.C. (60 min.) (Taped) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Cross M y Heart' Lies test at school. (R) (In Stereo) even on Christmas, is visited by three yule- later. Caroline Munro. Simon Scuddamore. his daughter. Ray Bolger, Kent McCord designed to impress ons another bsckfire [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) [H BO ] Adventuree of Tom Sawyer CHECK IISTINGS [U S A ] The Sun Also Rises Jake (Hart tide spirits. Albert Finney. Alec Guinness KeNy Baker. 1985 Rated NR. [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday on a nervous young coupis during thair fib- 1982. Bochner). Robert (Robert Carradine) and 9:30PM C B ® T r o c .y Ullman Show Dame Edith Evans. 1970. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Class of '44' Three F O « EXACT TIME [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Instant Justice' A filled third date. Martin Short. Annette 5:30AM ( D l Love Lucy boys look toward life after high school, [E S P N ] Spirit of Adventure Bill (Zetjkp Ivanek) go to Pamplona for the Sketches: A cute Santa upsets Meg and ® Page Fifty Seven annual running of the bulls, and are joined gung-ho Marine becomes a ona-man army O Toole, Paul Reiser. 1987. Rated R Tina's plans to spend Christmas Eve to­ dD INN News and the possibilities of ^ r t g to college or [U S A ] The Sun Also Rises Hemingway's of i^ngeance when his sister is murdered ® Feed M y Paopla joining the war effort. Gary Grinrtes, Jerry tale of post-Worfd W ar I Paris focuses on by Brett (Jane Seymour), her alcoholic fi­ 8:00PM (3D Murdat, She Wrote (CC) gether; three women decide to lower their [C N N ] Moneyweek ance Mike (Ian Chartason) and a humiliated 'a?,»5P®!P Michael Pare, Taw ny Kitaen. standards on New Year's Eve. (In Stereo) Houser. Oliver Conant. 1973. Rated R. the lives of American expatriate Jake 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Jeastca flies to a Califomia air base to clear [C N N ] Sports Tonight [ESP N ] Home Run Derby Barnes (Hart Bochner), a journalist whose Count (Leonard Nimoy) seeking revenge) her deceassd husband of a military murder [H B O ] 1 at ft Ten: The Bulla Mean Bual- [U S A ] Cartoons (SD Allcs 8 Connecticut Beat (2 N s.) Part 2 of 2. IHBO] MOVIE: The Witches of Eae- [U S A ] Night FHght: Take-Off to Drag war wounds have left him impotent, and [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents committed in 1962. (60 min.) (In Stereo) neaa (C C ) T D must make a choice be­ U S Naw Jarsay Hlapano 8 TV Open House itrock (CC) Tluae divorcees get more 8:30AM CD Darmls the Menace Lady Brett Ashley (Jane Seymour) who, tween love and the team, while Ernie's car­ 6:00AM (3D SprMd a Uttla Sunshirte 3:30PM @ ) Growing a Business MOVIE: Major Dun- C B ® America's Moat Wanted Sched­ than they bargained for when they unwit­ World Tomorrow (B ) Miatsr Rogsra ICC). (R| _ 8 JuNa Child and Company frustrated by her love for Barnes, has a dee A Union Army officer leads a troop of uled: Harold "Jade" Hummel, (or leading a eer is jeopardized by an old girlfriend (In tingly conjure up "the man of their CD (3D Football Continues CS QiWgan's Island ® Fama 8 Wall Street Journal Report series of short love affairs complicated by 4:00PM Confederate POW 's across the Mexican pnson asMpe; Melvin Edward Mays, (or Stereo) dreams'". Jack Nicholson. Cher. Susan dS David Paul a Russian count (Leonard Nimoy). (2 hrs.) CD Sustaining [D IS ] MOVIE: The Cara 8aara: The 8 World Tomorrow CD Learning tha Ropes Roben must de­ border in pursuit of Indians. Charlton Hes­ appropriating terrorist weapons (In [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Raising Arizona' After Sarandon. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) (8 ) Christmas Carol (60 min.) Pan 1 of 2 cide whether to give up teaching for a more ton. Richard Harris. James Cobum. 1965. Stereo) CH) INN Magazine Nutcrscksr Suits' 8 French in Action: II N’y a Pas da Sot discovering that they can't have children, a [U S A ] Hoflywood Insider 8 ) Sea Hunt lucrative career. young couple decides to borrow an infant [E S P N ] Sportraita: Jack Kranwr and M edarll 1:30PM 8 Tony Brown's Journal 6:00PM 13D CBS Nawa ( D 8 Mission: ImpoMibla (C C ) In Aus­ (S) HeMMne News quint from a wealthy local family. Nicolas 12:00AM ® Ko|ak (8 ) Robart Schullar Sargal Bubka (Taped) (D My Secret Identity Andrew tries to tralia. the IMF usee the occult to snare an (8 ) Insight / Out [C N N ] NFL Prmriaw 8 American Skier CD 8 News Cage, Holly Hunter. Trey Wilson. 1987. ® Star Trek: The Next Oanaratton (CC) 8 One Day at a Tima use Ns superpowers to be in three places arms merchant. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [D IS ] You and Me, Kid [TIM C] MOVIE: "night. Mother' (CC) A [E S P N ] NFL Qameday Preview of to­ 8 Wild Kingdom at once. ( D Christmas From St. Patrick's, Dub­ Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Data attempts to sharpen his sense of hu­ d D Baptist Church mother and daughter confront each other lin The West Point Glee Club joins R .T E O ) MOVIE: 'Ashanti' A man crosses the mor vriien the crew plays host to a funny [E S P N ] Home Run Derby day's NFL Football schedule. (60 min.) 8 Modem Maturity (CC). QD MOVIE: 'Just the W ay You Are' A 10:00PM (B ® D t»t (CCliJane re- over the daughter's decision to commit Concert Orchestra and Philharmonic Choir Sahara In pursuit of Arab slave traders renegade captain. Guest: Joe Piscopo (60 [C N N ] Evans ft Novak [U S A ] Sha-Ra: Princess of Power [CNN] Moneyweek handicapped young woman conceals her ceives a marriage proposal from a new [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Otello' Giuseppe Ver suicide at the end of the evening. Sissy for a holiday concert from St. Patrick s who kidnapped his wife. Peter Ustinov min.) (In Stereo) di*s operatic adaptation of William Shak­ [DIS] Wuzzlas Spacek, Anne Bancroft, Ed Berke. 1986. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cry Freedom' (CC) disaNIrty wNIa vacationing at a French ski Omar Sheriff, Rex Harrison. 1979. boyfriend with a domineering mother (In 12:00PM (X) This la tha NFL Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland. (60 min.) Stereo) 8 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) espeare's tragic tale of jealousy ar>d be­ [ESPN] Tae it Up Guest: actor Patrick Rated PG-13. resort. Kristy McNichol, Michael Ontkean. W W F Wrestling Chaltonga Fact-based account of the friendship be­ Kaki Hunter. 1984. 8 8 Family Ties (CC) Steven battles trayal. Ptacido Domingo. Justino Diaz. Wayne. (Taped) (X) tween South African journalist Donald ® MOy.'E- Years of Our QDN ows ( 8 $1,000 Cash Every Five Hours 10:10AM [C N N ] On the Menu Livas WHIiam Wyler’s multiple Oscar win­ the psychological aftermath of his heart at­ Katia Ricciaretli. 1986. Rated PG. (Subti­ [H B O ] Las Miserablaa (CC) Victor Hu­ CE) MOVIE: 'The Incradibto Mr. Umpat' W oods and black leader Bantu Stephen 8 Latin Connection From October: per- tack. Part 3 of 3. (In Stereo) ® INN News 8 Sokiflex A meek bookkeeper jumps off the dock at ner about the postwar readjustments of tled) (In Stereo) go's classic tale of a prison escapee 10:30AM CD inside Washington Biko. Kevin Kline. Denzel Washington, Pe­ fo^ances by TKA and Tony Terry. (60 8 Superboy min.) (R) (In Stereo) tNee veterans returning to civilian life. ^ 8 Nature: The Nature of Australia: A 3 ® Ciystal Christmaii Crystal Gayle wel­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Parody whose dream of leading a better life is Coney Island and turns into a dolphin. Don nelope Wilton. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) CD Snow White Christmas Animated. Knotts, Carole Cook, Jack Weston. 1964. Fredric March. Myma Loy, Dana Andrews Portrait of tha Island Continent (CC) comes John Davidson, David Haaselhoff, 8 Home Shopping Overnight Service In Music VidMM dashed by a jail official's quest to capture The classic character, her seven dwarf 2:00PM CE) Sonlor PDA / LPGA Golf: 8 MOVIE: 'The Seven Year Itch' A 1946. Modern Australians want to recapture the and skstera Tai Babilonia and Randy Gard­ (3 hrs.) him. (60 min.) frienda and handsome Prince Charming en­ dD Smithsonian Treasures Mazda Championships Final Round husband sends Ns wife and son off for the Aborigines ability to live harmoniously ner. Songs include 'Silent Night, " "Jingle 6:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek summer and returns to their apanment to 8 MOVIE: Short Walk to Daylight' An dD Gene Scott 9:00AM (3) Sunday Moniing (CC) counter holiday adventure. (60 min.) 8 Home Shopping Network (4 hrs.) From Pueno Rico. (2 hrs.) (Live) earthquake levels New York City and traps with Indigenous plants and animals (60 Bells" and others. (60 min.) 6:30AM (3D vista find a lovely blonde has sublet the apart­ min.) Pan 6 of 6. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Worid Report Scheduled: a profile of retiring Sen. John CD Beezley Showpiece of Homes 8 M O V IE: C h e ^ r By the Dozen' The (X) MOVIE: 'Night They Savad Christ- ment above him. Marilyn Monroe, Tom eight subway passengers un^rground. ( ^ Jimmy Swagoart CD Oral Roberts Stennis (D-Miss.); the Chagall Exhibition at d D Update: Making it Happen true story of the Gilbreth family at the be­ mas'. Drilling for Arctic oil threatens Santa Ewell. Evelyn Keyes. 1955. James Brolin, James McEachin, Abbev 8 MOVIE: 'Marina Raiders' This adven­ (S ) World Vision [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores arid high­ the Montreal Museum of Natural Arts. (90 ginning of the fiapper era. Clifton Webb, Claus's toy factory at the North Pole, so a Lincoln. 1972. ture depicts how the marines are trained to lights of today's NFL Football games. (W CD It's Your Business 8 MOVIE: 'Tarzan and tha Sha-Devil' min.) (R) min.) Jeanne Crain, Myrna Loy. 1950. mother and her three children set out to 8 NFL Football: Regional Coverage fight their country's battles. Pat O'Brien ® Odd Couple GD Christopher Closeup The beautiful leader of ivory thieves en­ ® Wonderworks: A Unto Princess save it from certain destruction. Jaclyn Seahawks at Raiders or Chiefs at Chargers Roben Ryan. Ruth Hussey. 1944 ® ) Sipmpre en Domingo Programs de CD Denver, the Last Dinosaur slaves a warrior tribe, leading them into 8 WKRP in Cincinnati (3 N s.) (Live) ICC). Paa 1 of 3. (R) [U S A ] Update: Making it Happen d S Government Grants Smith, A n Carney, Paul Le Mat. 1984. ®D tea Estrellas de Univision Invitados variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- CD IGA Food Show territory teeming with huge elephants. Lex 8 McLaughlin Group 8 Mias Ruby's Southern Holiday Din­ 8 Outer Umita 1 2:30AM ® USA Today (60 min ) (8 ) Insight Barker, Monique Van Vooren, Raymond (B) MOVIE: ‘Lattto: Tha New Begin- Angela Carrasco, BrauHo. Amaya. Franco tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ Jetsons 8 NASCAR Racing (60 min.) ner Pearl Bailey, Annie Potts, Craig Clai­ lasco. (2 hrs., 30 min.) ® Daltoe CD Burr. 1953. ning' Lassie comes to the rescue when W ^ of the Worlds While investigat­ (2 hrs.) 8 ) Ring Around the World borne and Roy Blount Jr. join restauranteur dD Transformere 8 Meet the Press (CC). two orphaned grandchildren are stranded ing radioactive waste, a T V reporter un­ 8 Fawtty Towers [C N N ] Headline News 8 Rat Patrol (iD Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) (8 ) Victory Garden Ruth Adams Bronz to prepare a traditional 8 Kenneth Copelartd 8 ) Mama's Family Mama has visions of on a long trip. John Reilly, Lee Bryant. covers an alien scheme to colonize Earth. [D IS ] December 7. The Day of Infamy 8 Update: Making it Happen [C N N ] Style With Elsa KImtsch 8 Three Stooges Southern holiday dinner. (60 min.j (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [CN N ] PrimeNews her deceased m otlw . Gene Evans. 1978. Narrator Richard Basehart examines the 8 Sesame Street (CC). 8 Police Story Part 2 of 2. ^S P N ] NFL Football: Los Angeles dD Podra Usted Adalgazar? [D IS ] Mousercise 8 Conversations With 8 MOVIE: 'An Affair to Remember' dD Hablamot de Cine Japartese attack on Pearl Harbor, which 8 Frederick K. Price dD Tomas y Debates Rams at San Francisco 49ers (3 hrs) [U S A ] Deal-A-Maal [E S P N ] Home Run Derby dD Pata Genta Grand# (90 mm.) Though they’re promised to others, a de­ 8 NFL Football: Seattle Seahawks at dD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (Live) spurred America's entrance into World 8 New Gidget © ) CE News Magazine (CC). Los Angelea Raidera (3 hrs ) (Live) W ar II. (60 min.) [M AX] Max Movie Show A preview of © ) Newton's Appla (CC). bonair playt^y and an ex-nightclub singer Data attempts to sharpen his sense of hu­ 12:45AM [IM A X ] m o v i e : 'Prlvete (8 ) David Paul [C N N ] Nowaday meet and fall in love on an ocean cruise. [^ S P N ] Skata America: Women's mor when the crew plays host to a funny [HBO] MOVIE: Dead Solid Perfect' Road A motorcyclist becomes involved in theatrical releases, movies in production [CNN] Nawsmakar Sunday IJJBO] MOVIE: 'The Christmas Wife' [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Invasion U.S.A.' A Cary Grant. Deborah Kerr, Richard Den­ competition (R) renegade captain. Guest: Joe Piscopo. (60 (CC ) Dan Jenkins' novel inspired this ac­ (CC) A holiday friendship with a special the bizarre lifestyle of the mysterious and interviews with screen stars. d D Munsters Today Herman's all set to count of a golf pro’s attempts to improve [E S P N ] 'This Waek in Sports former government agent goes back into ning. 1 9 5 7 . min.) (In Stereo) woman bnghtens the life of a lonely w i­ young woman who ran him off the road. undergo surgery, but the family sets out to [ T M C ] M O V IE: W ild Thing' Orphaned his game and his marriage in time for the 6:45AM d j) Davey & Goliath action when Russian terrorists invade the (S) Fight BackI WHh David HontwHa dower. Jason Robards, Julie Harris. 1988 Greg Evigan, George Kennedy. 1988 cancel the doctor's plans. [M A X ] Original Max Talkirig Haadroom as a child and brought up by a bag lady, a [C N N ] This Week in the NBA A weekly U S. Open Randy Quaid, Kathryn Harrold. United States. Chuck Norris, Richard (C C ) Inhumane dog-breeding practices; Rated NR. (In Stereo) Rated R. (In Stereo) 7:00AM CD Wall street Journal Re­ [C N N ] Daywatch Show (CC). (In Stereo) young man matures into a most unusual magazine-style repon on NBA players and 1988. (In Stereo) port Lynch. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) airline drinking water. urban crime fighter. Rob Knepper. Kath­ teams. [U S A ] Private Eye (60 min.) [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents 10:45AM 8 Jawlsh Ufe [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Three O'Clock High' A 1 :00AM ® Naked City [U S A ] All-American Wrestling 8 NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Que­ leen Quinlan. Robert Davi. 1987. Rated CD Robert Schuller [D IS ] MOVIE: 'It's a WorHferful Life' A timid student agonizes through the worst 1 0 : 3 0 P M ® Current Affair Extra 8 Odd Couple [ESPN] NBA Today 11:00AM CD Face the Nation bec Nordiques (2 hrs., 30 min.) PG-13 guardian angel saves a depressed busi­ CD 8th Day 12:30PM CD NFL Today NFL p re ^m e day of his life after a foul-tempered bully ® D .C. Foilias Guest: actor John For­ 8 That's tha Spirit [M A X ] MOVIE: *Tha Three Stooges CD Discover with Robert Vaughn show hosted by Brent Musburgar with Irv 8 Superboy 4:30PM CD Magnum, P.i. nessman from suicide by showing him challenges him to a fight Casey Sle- CD Point of View Meet Hercules' The Stooges find them­ sythe ("Dynasty"). [D IS ] MOVIE: 'For Heaven's Sake' An CD Munstars Today Cross, Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. 8 Mysteryl: Inspector Morse II (CC) what his hometown would bo like if ho had maszko. Anne Ryan. Richard Tyson selves back in ancient Ithaca with the in­ ® Starting From Scratch James feels ® Update: Making it Happen angel comes to the aid of a down-on-his- d S Larry Joites '' Inspector Morse's (John Thaw) suspicions never been born, James Stewart. Donna 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ventor of the time machine. The Three dD Govammant Grants CD High School inferior when Ns successful brother (Larry Reed. Lionel Betcymore. 1946 luck professional basketball player who (3 ) Divine Plan are aroused when a valuable artwork di- Linville) visits. [USA] Mike Hammer dD Bless Me. Father Stooges, Vicki Trickett. Quinn Redeker. 8 Career Media Natworfc 8 8 NFL Live TfFl' pregame show wants to win the respect and admiration of ■ ,1 sappears at the same time its owner ap- [E S P N ] WorM Cup Skiing: Ski- (8 ) Ethiopia 88: Crisis Report 1962. hosted by Bob CostasC'Yrith Ahmad Ras- Out of This World Evie tries to keep ( 8 Ask the Manager his daughter, Ray Bolger. Kent McCord. (8 ) Real to Reel: muthig pvently suffers a fatal heart attack. (60 (D Jumping Championship From Lake Pla­ ® *30P M ® (g ) Married... With Child­ ® James Kennedy had, Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle her boyfriend away from a Hollywood tal­ dZ) South American Journey Reasons for 1982. d j Kat show min.) Pan 1 of 2. cid, N.Y (60 min.) (Taped) ren (CC ) Santa is injured when he acciden­ 9:30AM CD 8 This Old House (CC) Gardner. ent agent. Argentina's decline from a position of (8) Rin-Tin-Tin [H B O ] MOVIE: 'It Happened One tally parachutes into the Bundys' back­ [E S P N ] 1987 All Pro Teem (60 min.) CD V-Slicer 8 It's Your Buskwsa [C N N ] Week in Review 8 Odd Couple yard. |R) (In Stereo) wealth to its current impoverished status 8 On the Record Christmas' A small-town banker is dis­ [ T M C ] MOVIE; 'Dirty Dingus Magee' A (8 ) Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary Buga Burwiy/Daffy Duck [E S P N ] *nmber Cutting: World Cham­ (60 min.) Part 3 of 8. (In Stereo) CD 8 Connecticut Reel Estate Showcase 8 It's a Living 8 El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y tu- suaded from suicide by a guardian angel 8 Day by Day (C C ) Kristin tries to slippery badman keeps sliding through the 8 ) Kenneth Copeland pionship (R) dD 9 to 5 Marsha. Doralee and Judy hope dD Taenage Mutant Nin|a Turtles 8 Business World 8 Spotlight on Government chas entre boxeadores internacionales who shows her how much she has done re-create a traditional Danish Christmas at fingers of the law Frank Sinatra. George Jimmy Swaggart * [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Th e Odd Couple' An in­ Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno (or her town. Mario Thomas. Wayne Ro the day-care center (In Stereo) to strike it rich by selling their new recipe to Kennedy. Anne Jackson. 1970. Rated PQ. 8 Leave It to Beaver (§D French in Action: II N'y a Pas de Sot dD PEUCULA: 'W D Jango' Stelk) Can- Barkley Foods. Funtastic World of Harma-Barfoera Metier I curable slob rooms with a fastidious neu­ (90 min.) gers, Orson Welles. 1977. dZ) Bounder (S) Meet the Press (CC). delli, Glauco Onorato. rotic in this adaptation of Neil Simon's [C N N ] Daybreak [H B O ] The Nutcracker; A Fantasy on [U S A ] Murder. She W rote (60 min.) 1 1 : 0 0 P M (B CB ® (SB g® News [U S A ] Morgan Brittany on Beauty 8 Adelente d D MOVIE: Rescue From Gilligan's Is­ dZ) Ufe Matters Pan 8 of 13. Broadway play. Jack Lemmon, Walter [D IS ] Candlelight Ceremony [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer land' The sNpwrecked castaways are res­ |ce Champion figure skaters Dorothy Ham- ® Barney Miller 8 M y Secret Identity Industrial spies [C N N ] Science and Technology Week Matthau. John Fiedler. 1968. Rated G. 6:30PM (3D News MOVIE: A Very Brady 1 * ^3 0 A M ® UfestylasofthaRichand , cued after 15 years on their uncharted de­ ill. Robin Cousins and Jo Jo Starbuck star S^pOPM (3D Famous Actor Chad Everett; actress Mar­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter kidnap Andrew and a fellow student, hop- QD ABC News ICC) Chriatmae' Premiere. (CC) As Christmas (lD Cheers (CC). sert island, ^ b Denver, Alan Hale Jr, [D IS ] Family Circus Christmas Special 2:30PM 8 Adem Smith's Money in this adaptation on ice of "The Nut­ IS) iska Hargitay ("Falcon Crest"); comic Fred ir>g to uncover the secrets of Dr. Jeff- approaches, individual crises threaten to QS) Choices W e Face [H B O ] TroHs and the Christmas Ex­ Natalie Schafer. 1978. Animated. T)ie comic strip family faces a World: Crystal Ball - Malcolm Forbes cracker" ballet. Lome Greene narrates. (90 C® NW A Pro Wrestling Travalena (60 min.) (R) press Animated. Determir)^ to sabotage coate's latest invention. holiday dilemma when Jeffy wants ^ n ta min.) keep the three generations of Bradys from 8 Insight / Out [D IS ] Disney Channel Christmas Host 8 Alice ® Univiskm an el Deports Comentanos ® New Generation Christmas, six roguish trolls sneak into 8 Alice Claus to bring his grandfather back from spending the holidays together. Based on Jiminy Cricket Introduces animated shorts MOVIE: 'Lady in Cement' V resumen del acontecer deportivo por 8 News (Live) Santa's village disguised as elves. heaven for Christmas. dD Futbol (2 hrs.) 5:00PM (X) the 1969-74 series. Florence Henderson ® Sustaining d D Ayer. Hoy y Manana with a Christmas theme, including "San­ A small town hood hires a private detec­ Jessi Loaada y Jorge Berry, (60 min.) Robert Reed. Ann B. Davis 1988 llri [D IS ] Zorro 8 Are You Being Served? 8 INN News [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hercules' First in a ser­ ta's W orkdshc^" and "The Night Before [E S P N ] All-American Football Team tive to find Ns missing girl friend. Frank Stereo) ies of Haliarr-made adventures chrorticlirtg d D M y Secret Idemity Andrew tries to [C N N ] Inside Business 8 Y B r o n use his superpowers to be m three places Christmas." (90 min.) (Taped) [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'Lord Jim ' Based on the Sinatra. Raquel Welch, Richard Conte [U S A ] Financial Freedom the expioits of the iegegdary Greek strong CID ® It's Garry Shandling's Show 8 AM Boston (R) at or>ce. [H B O ] Pan Pals (C C ) Foreign children tell novel by Joseph Conrad. A young man 1968. 7:00PM (3D 60 Minutee (CC) (60 min.) man. Steve Reeves, Sytvia Kosdrta, Fabri [E S P N ] Sports Raportar (In Stereo) Garry suspects his new neighbor of pilfer­ their American pen pais what life is like in sacrifices Ns life for the natives of the Ma­ ® Connecticut: Now (R) (In Stereo) ^ I”®®! MOVIE: Creepehow no Mioni. 1959. Rated G. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Apprentice to Murder' 3 } Public People/Private Lives ing his watch during his Chnstmas party 2 (C C ) A wooden Indian, a deadly mass [CNN] Your Money Chile, Tibet, Hong Kong and Finland. (60 layan jungle. Peter O'Toole, James Mason, S ) dD 21 Jump Street The squad goes Based on the true story of a rural Pennsyl­ CD Knight Rider (In Stereo) [C N N ] Interrtatkmal Correspondents of goo and a hitchhiker who won't die are [U S A ] Calliope min.) Cun Jurgens. 1965. undercover on a college campus to nab the [D IS ] Raccoons Pan 2 of 2. (In Stereo) vanian faith healer who led two men the horrors featured in this trilogy of Ste­ 8 Marvel Action Universe fraternity brothers who took part in a gang CD 8 ) MOVIE: 'A Smoky Mountain [D IS ] Frorttier In 18th-century France a 7:30AM CD At the Movies [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports against a farmer suspected of practicing 1 2:45PM [M A X ] MOVIE: End of «<• 3:00PM C £ m o v i e : -SHthw ' A man, Christmas' (CC) A country singer’s quiet baron and a Frenchman are recruited by phen King tales. Lois Chiles, George Ken­ just released from prison, tries to find the 8 All Creatures Great and Small rape (60 min.) (In Stereo) CD Breakttuough [HBO] MOVIE: The Christmes Wife witchcraft. Donald Sutherland. Chad Lina' T w o Arkansas railroad workers mountain Christmas is turned upside down their king to travel to North America spy nedy. Dorothy Lamour 1987 Rated R, Lowe. Mia Sara. 1987. Rated PG-13. loot stashed by Ns panner and is followed 8 Saint ® 8 Moscow Circus (CC) Host Mark when she meets seven orphans, a myster­ Sunday Mass (CC) A holiday friendship with a special stage an unusual protest when corporate against the English Their task is compli­ 2:00AM ® Maku S1000 (tosh Evsiv CD bosses close down their yard. Wilford by a pair of eerie-lookuig vans. James Linn-Baker ("Perfect Strangers") introd­ ious mountain man and an evil wiich, Dolly cated when the baron falls in love with a woman bnghtens the life of a lortaly wi­ Caen, Peter Boyle. Sally Ketlerman. 1973. 8 Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed Five Hours dD World Tomorrow [M A X] MOVIE: 'Tliwq O'clock High' A Brimley, Levon Helm. 1988. Rated PG. coin plays a major role in resurrecting the uces Soviet big-top performers. (60 min.) Parton, Lee Majors. Bo Hopkins. 1986 (R) beautiful English spy. Stars Matt Birmann. dower. Jason Robards. JuKe Harris. 1988. ® ABC News (CC). O ) Abbott and CoeteNo Rated fiW. (In Stereo) timid student agonizes through the worst 8 Firing Une: Update on Drug Legali­ bodies of powerful devil worshippers. (60 ® Barney Miller ® UfastylM of tha Rich and Famout Daniel Ceccaldi, Mel Martin. Mathiew Car- 1:00PM CD NFL FoottMlI: Naw York zation ® Miracle Faith Outreach day of his life after a foul-tempered bully min.) (R) (In Stereo) 8 8 Meglcel Worid of Disney: Davy Actor Chad Everett; actress Mariska Hargi- nere and Neil Munro (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 3. ® Home Shopping Overnight Service ^ 1 0:00AM CD Emptoyimm ComMc- challenges him to a fight. Casey Sie- Giants at New York Jets (3 hrs.) (Live) (3 hrs.) ® Day of Discovery tkm 8 Charlie's Angels 8 Star Search (60 min.) Crockett: A Natural Man (CC) While tay ("Falcon Crest"); comic Fred Trava- [ESPN] SporuCenter (60 min ) maszko, Anne Ryan, Richard Tyson. C D MOVIE: 'Fitzwilly' A n ekferty dowa­ tracking a bear, Davy encounters his long- lena. (60 min.) (R) 8 At the (Movies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ 8 Season's Greetings From the @ Sir>g-lt-YourseH Messiah The San ® Dr. Jam es Kerwtedy CD StMmpip* Altov 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ger. unaware she is now penniless, contin­ lost uncle (60 min.) (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'The Big Easy' (CC) A tley Scheduled: "Rain Man ” (Dustin Hoff­ ues to live in luxury donating to various Honeymooners Three episodes from the Francisco Conservatory of Music Orches­ < S l (S ) MOVIE: -She Waa Marked for New Orleans homicide detective falls for ( 8 C elebrate: Lincoln Ql) EtMopto 88: Crisis Rsport [U S A ] Cartoons Murder' Premiere. (CC) A widow who man, Tom Cruise). charities. Dick Van Dyke. B a r ^ a Feidon, series: Ralph takes a job at a Santa; Reggie tra accompanies an audience of Bay Area 8 Nature: The Nature of Australia: A an investigator assigned to uncover sus­ Von Gleason III, Poor Soul and Joe the Bar­ [CN N ] Moneyweek ® USantaMisa O Jlnuny Suvsggsft. 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide Dame Edith Evans. 1967. music lovers as they perform Handel's Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) remarries after a whirlwind romance soon pected departmentel corruption. Dennis tender nnake a holiday visit; the Kramdens discovers that her life may be threatened [C N N ] Big Story T snd T (CC) Turner and Taler dis­ "Messiah." LouisMagor conducts. (2 hrs.) Northeastern Australia's wildlife Survives Quaid, Ellen Barkin, Ned ^ a tty 1987. [E S P N ] SportsCenter * 11:30AM GD Century 21 Homes for CD Rsce for Number One: C oBege Bowl and the Nonons ring in the New Year at a the extremes of a wet season followed by by her new, young husband Stefanie Pow­ cover ttw photos of e rock star signing dD Small Wonder (CC) It's a bante of the Rated R. [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus Sato Preview (60 min.) party with Tom m y and Jim my Dorsey. a dry season. (60 mm.) Pan 5 of 6. (In ers, Lloyd Bridges 1988. (In Stereo) 2:25AM [M A X ] m o v i e : LAnnso autographs msy have deadly consequ­ sexes when Joan. Harriet and Vicki go on a [T M C ] MOVIE: Prick Up Your Ears' [ESPN] Bodysh^ting dD National Geographic on Assignment Host: Jackie Gleason. (2 N s.) Stereo) Dss Msdusss' Mothsr and daughter vie ences. (R) (In Stereo) (X) Schkm Rsaltora ramping trip with Ted, Reggie and Jamie. (S ) Maatarpieca Theatre: Heaven on Based on the life and death of Joe Orton, a Mark Epstein, a photographer of midair 8 Masterpiece Theatie: Siles Mamer Earth (CC ) Five English orphans fsce un­ for the affections of a local lothario while [HBO] Tales of little Women ® ChsHcs of 8aivMion (XI ® This Weak With David Brinklav 8 Wrestling: All-Stor Wrestling British playwright who was murdered in stunts; reconstructing the harbor buih by (CC) Oscar-winning actor Ben Kingsley certain futures aher emigrating to Canada vacationing on the French Riviere. Valerio (CC). [CNN] Newswatch 8 MOVIE: ‘ChampkMia: A Love Story’ 1967 by his longtime lover. Gary Oldman, 8:00AM CD Nmw England Sunday IS ) To 8s Annouticsd. Judaea's King Herod; the Explorer H's bal­ ("GandN") portrays lonely Knen wkaver Si­ at the turn of the century A 1987 T V Kopritky. Bernard Giraudeau, Caroline Ctol Tw o adolescents work together toward a Alfred Molina. Vanessa Redgrave. 1987. lior. 1984. Rated NR (Subtnied) (X) Tripto Threat loon flight into the stratosphere. (60 min.) las Mamer in tNs adaptation of Victorian [D IS ] Beat of Watt Oianay Presents: movie Btarnng R.H. Thomaon, Fiona Reid CD Sunday Maaa IS) Drawing Man to (%ttat common goaJ-the national figure skating Rated R. Music for Everybody Host K^estro Lud­ and Sian Lisa Davies. (90 min.) [ T M C ] MOVIE: I Walk Atona' After (S) At tha Movtos Rea Read, Oixia Wha­ 8 8 N F L F ooCIm II: Reglonel Coverage championsNps. Joy LeDuc. James Vin­ CD Make It Reel (8 ) Saerifica of ttw Maas wig von Drake presents a variety of musi- [U S A ] Cover Story serving 14 years in prison, s bootlegf^ tley. Scheduled: "Rain Man" (Dustin Hoff- Bills at Colts. Oilers at Browns or Dolphins cent McNichol. SNriey Knight. 1979. 8 BHIy Graham Cniaada (CC) Thame: Porky P l g / i ^ Bunny IS Murwtars Today ^ entrainment with guests Nelson CD ' man, Tom Cruise). ‘ ' at.Staeiers, (3 hrs,).(UvAi ContinuMl... Hope. Musical guest: Steve Green. (60 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® Maf^num, P.I. sets out to find his ax-partner, now a night­ eddy. Dtnaff Shore and Benny Goodman. © ) All Creeturet Great and Small mm.) (In Stereo) club owner. Lizabath ^ t i . Bun Lancas­ ® Sports Extra ter. Kirk Douglas. 1947. / It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 17,19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 17. 1>M — n FOCUS / Entertainment Tequila Sunrise’ Vets offer advice on picking perfect p u p p y QUESTION: What kind of with two kids, one or both of which (breed) of is very young, you’ll want a dog pound you also miss this advan­ such as an Akita. If a canine was tage. but again you can often find delivers little kick puppy or dog that’s dom inate by people and bred to pull a sled, it 'may not a great pet in such facilities. Look should I get? has a low-tendency to snap. It nnake the best house pet, espe­ for the characteristics you want T E Q U I L A Pet Fom in should be high on the affection list cially in town. As for getting a and the looks of the breed you SUNRISE (R) ANSWER: and of medium energy. A Golden healthy pup. I ’ll always feel that a Here’s a movie This is proba­ Retriever, a Laborador Re­ decide upon. If it’s a definite cross b i ^ e r with nothing to hide Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. breed, look up the behavior of that harks back bly the most triever, a Vizula or Springer should allow a prospective owner each supposed parent. A mutt (or to Oid Holly­ frequent ques­ Spaniel would be good. In a city to have his veterinarian examine Filmeter should I say "mixed breed” ) wood — to the tion asked of you can have a smali or large dog, the puppy before final approval Muld be unpredictable as to era when you veterinarians. one high in affection and a FTices vary from the small fee Robert DIMatteo barking, aggression or house­ saw a picture Now there’s a book out to help: watchdog barker but not a at humane facilities to several in apartments or small condos. breaking, but may turn out very because it had "The Perfect Puppy: How to nuisance barker. A Yorkshire hundred dollars or thousands for Others need more room to run. well. a hot cast. The Choose Your Dog by Its Behav­ Terrier or Chihuahua, or if you some breeds. There’s the stereotype of kids and Certain breeds, due to inbreed­ film features ior” by vetemarians Benjamin want a home protector a Dober­ Generally, males are more dogs playing and romping to­ ing, have a weakness to some three of the and Lynette Hart. (W.K. Free­ man or Boxer, will do quite weil. aggressive than females and diseases or pathological condi­ best-looking and most gifted Basinger, and for a few scenes man & Co. $9.95). gether. We love the interaction, Good territorial defenders as well inore dominant. In breeds that tions. Be familiar with these — actors (all with gorgeous biue that are saved by John Lovitz of the companionship, affection and are German Shepherds and Rot- show that tendency, such as Dr. Benjamin Hart is professor social exchange. Dogs, being your vet can help a lot. Some eyes) in movies today; Aussie “ Saturday Night Live” in the role of physiology and behavioral the weilers. But small breeds such as Oiows, choose a female. In sociai “ pack” animals, tend to German Shepherds. Rottweilers, dreamboat Mei Gibson playing of Aykroyd’s wiseacre brother. School of Veterinary Medicine at the terriers are good combina­ ‘softer” breeds such as Goldens, take us for members of the pack. St. Bernards, etc., have inherited an L.A. drug dealer who is trying Parading through he film in a the University of California. Dr. tions of the above requirements. pick a male if you desire some Because of this close relationship hip conditions. Collies and Labra­ to go straight; beefy, iikable Kurt constant change of tight, glamor­ Ly nette Hart is the director of the When shopping for the breed territory guardianship as well. it’s very important to choose the dors can have eye problems. Russell as his best friend, who is ous outfits. Basinger is quite a you select, ask the breeder to let Neutering males of aggressive AP photo university’s human-animal pro­ right dog. This should depend less Cockers and Goldens are prone to aiso a narcotics cop; and Mi­ sight — perhaps the worthiest you observe the puppies’ parents. breeds will dampen some of their gram. The following are quotes on how cute a puppy is or what a ear and skin disease. Boxers may TRICKS OF TH E TRADE — Bill Murray, version of "A Christmas Carol." Murray chelle Pfeiffer, that beautiful bag contender to the throne once from a conversation with them by See how they interact with other macho behavior. friend recommends. It depends have intestinal problems, and of bones, as the slinky owner of an occupied by Monroe. (She’s not as U.S. News & World Report in July ^ g s and people in the family, By all means don’t be in a hurry star of "Scrooged," says many of the stars as a TV network boss who would more on what you want — a short-nosed dogs such as Pugs things he learned on “Saturday Night make Scrooge seem like Mother^ elegant restaurant. delicious as a comedienne as 1988. f^eck with owners of previous to choose your pup. Ask, investi­ watchdog, one that’s not too and bulldogs have respiratory gate. and read about your selec­ Live" are apparent in the updated Theresa. Written and directed by Robert Marilyn, though.) Aykroyd, Dogs go with this country’s litters. By purchasing from a pet difficulties. Towne. who gave us the superb meanwhile, is quite a sight in a assertive (because you’re not) or shop you lose this opportunity but tion before you decide. wide open spaces, suburban a dog that’s not too excitable. Don’t make the error of picking "Shampoo” and “Chinatown.” whole other way: Fat and jowly, living and children. Some do well you still may get a good pet there. In a typical suburban family a playful puppy that will grow this romantic thrilier sets up a By finding a dog from a shelter or Allan A. Leventhal, D.V.M., isa he’s a miserable excuse for a into a 100-pound aggressive dog new-style version of the eternal leading man. And. except for a Bolton veterinarian. triangle. Will Gibson’s iast drug brief bit when he mimics Jimmy Bill Murray still off the wall deal do him in. and will his buddy Durante. Aykroyd doesn’t even Russeli nab him? And which guy get to use much of his gift for Bv Bob Thomas right, that was more satisfying In 1989, the "Ghostbuster” will win Pfeiffer’s affections? impersonation. G R A D E : Doll beds crafted The Associated Press that getting drunk or throwing gang returns for the long-awaited Unfortunateiy. the movie 7 bottles out of windows or wha­ sequei. answers these questions in LOS A N G E L E S - When the tever anyone says we may have " ‘Ghostbusters’ was the most murky, desultory fashion. New home video fun we ever had making a Surprisingly. Towne’s script by cabinet makers history of American entertain­ done." ANNA (P G -IS ) Vestron, $79.98 sticks to the surface of the ment in the 1970s and '80s is Many of the tricks Murray movie,” said Murray. “ It was Remember the great Bette Davis This elfin written, a hefty chapter will be learned on "Saturday Night just funny people doing a funny characters, bogging down in film "All About Eve” ? This 1987 creature in a vague drug deais and nighttime required for "Saturday Night Live" can be viewed in movie. Even though there was a low-budget feature might be a two-piece Nity tot of waiting because of the shootouts. The actors are still Live.” "Scrooged," new from Para­ contemporary update. It’s the Nite pajama special effects, we really had a lot fine, yet what’s surprising is how N B C ’s off-the-wali comedy ser­ mount Pictures. It’s an update of tale of a top Czech actress (Sally set seems to be of fun.” little energy they and the movie W t CoOeertors* ies has produced almost as many “A Christmas Carol” with Mur­ Kirkland) whose career faded waiting for Murray grew up in a funny have: Even the erotic encounters stars as did vaudeville in an ray as a T V network boss who after she moved to New York. somebody to C o m e r family in Wilmette, 111., near aren’t what they might be. earlier era, including: JohnBelu- would make Scrooge seem like One day, a seemingly sweet show up with a shi, Chevy Chase. Dan Aykroyd, Chicago. He was the middle of Playing a Latin drug kingpin. K / / Mother Teresa. Most of the critics Czech immigrant and aspiring the mattress Russ MacKendrick nine children who, according to Raul Julia is the oniy one who Bill Murray, Gilda Radnor, Jane didn’t enjoy the movie, but the actress (played by model Paulina and stuff. family legend, vied for the seems fully a ^ k e , and his I v / i Curtin, Albert Brooks, Laraine public did. The first weekend take - J ’orizkova) shows up at her door, In the mean­ attention of their father, a lumber Newman, Joe Piscopo, Eddie was a big $13 million on 1,262 character is a dift-m ovie cliche. and soon star and fan are locked time, we can salesman with a rare sense of The notion of buMies on opposite Murphy, Brad Hall, Jim Beiushi, screens. in a bitter rivalry. Kirkland’s get a good look at the bedstead. It Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest, humor. He continued trying to sides of the law i ^ l l we’ve got to 'The best pricing guide for doll Why another version of odd. bravura performance is made of turned wood and has its Rich Hall and Martin Short. make his fellow students laugh hold on to — that, and the rather beds seems to be Kovels’ 22nd. It Dickens’ oft-told tale? earned her an Oscar nomination, original paint. The artwork is red while attending a Jesuit school. badly articulated statement that j - describes 10 items ranging from a Murray has warm memories of "The incentive was to make a and the movie is engrossing — and green on basic white. The his service (1977-80) with the Not After a brief stint at a pre-med "friendship is the only choice you metal one 13‘/4 by 7 inches, at $28. funny version of ’A Christmas though it gets kind of overheated aery-faery ambiance is aided by school in Denver, he drifted back can make in life.” G R A D E : ww to a canopy type from the 18tli Ready for Prime Time Players: Carol,’ to give it a modem look and ornate toward the end. the old-time rope webbing where "The most fun we had was and a 1980s social conscience,” to Chicago. century, with embroidered MY STEPMOTHER IS AN G R A D E : WWW you might expect conventional when it was just us. After 6 M urray said. "Besides I wanted His older brother, Brian, had French linen covers, for $650. The A L IE N (PG-13) It’s usually a bad wooden slats. o’clock on Friday night, everyone to work. I like to work. I ’m a joined Second City, the improvi- SUNSET (R) RCA/Columbia. OuM MtcKandrlek/Spadal to ttio Horald nwrest to the one shown here is sign when the credits for a movie would leave the building (RCA in better person when I work. It was sational comedy troupe that $89.95. The alarmingly uneven The bedstead on this doll bed is made of “ Doll’s Bed, Wooden, c 1910. 19 list three or more screenwriters. The artwork is red and green on basic Rockefeller Plaza, New York). better that I get a job; I was included John Beiushi and Harold Blake Edwards (“Victor/Victo- “ Beds Where Old Dolls Slept” in,” for $45. This tend to mean that a lot of turned wood and has its original paint. whit6. We wouldn’t have hangers-on or deteriorating rapidly." Ramis. Murray studied at the ria.” "Blind Date” ) directed this was the title of a piece in the Another 19-inch bed is of cast rewrites were required, and a lot guests or visitors. It would Just be Of course, one never knows how company’s workshop, then re­ inert period piece that imagines a Antique Trader Weekly a while iron and has a headboard deco­ of fiddling done. “ Stepmother” the actors and the crew. seriously to take M urray’s re­ p la c e Beiushi who moved on to friendship between Hollywood back. Author Elizabeth Pullar rated with cherubs, for $90; and lists four writers. Enough said. "We all got goofy, but everyb­ marks. It is true that be took a New York. The M urray brothers cowboy Tom Mix (Bruce Willis) Shows photographs of beds from the same size, made of oak and What has happened to Richard ody gets goofy. We were in the long breather after the megabit and Ramis followed soon after­ and real-life cowboy Wyatt Earp the collection of the Litchfield cheri7 , with turned posts, rope Benjamin? After making his Historical Society. The first we business of making funny televi­ “ Ghostbusters" and his dramatic ward. Then came the explosion of (James Gam er). Despite the webbing and a husk mattress — directorial debut with the delight­ Help your mutt mug lor the camera see was made by a cabinet maker sion, hopefully. When you did it mishap. "The Razor’s Edge.” “Saturday Night Live.” promising what-if subject, everything but the linen and quilt ful comedy "M y Favorite Year,” of that town in 1808. Instead of there’s something unseemly — for $75. he has given us a succession of rope webbing or slats it has a about the movie’s blend of fact, " — Don’t say "cheese.” Say Somewhere else we see a bombs — “City Heat,” “ The sit and hope he'll stay. iasVv bored hpT.'*® s"’arter the dog, the more piece of fabric stretched and fiction and m eM ram atic kinki­ easily bored he becomes,” says Merfeld picture of a doll’s bed equipped to ■ CiBema Money Pit,” "Little Nikita” and Actually, there’s no sure-fire way to assure fine nailed all around. It gives itself a be wheeled around on casters. ■ ness in a buddy-movie format. p^hotos of your pet. this holiday or anytime. But ■ 5>'pce dogs respond to noise, several squeak now this flat romantic comedy certain character with a scrolled This recalls a Christmas pageant And Willis makes a pretty silly Ken Merfeld, a. Los Angeles area fashion and about a widowed scientst (Dan attention. Also, drop a variety of “ teaser” Upm® headboard but its chunky appear* where the “Joseph” was wearing ' cowboy. G R A D E : portrait photographer, offers some help ance doesn’t say "doll.” HARTPOIID (R ) Sot 13:40,3,5:15, 7:50, 10:10, 13:15; MANCHRSTRR Aykroyd) who unwittingly falls in in from of the camera to keep him Interested a wrist watch. CIm u m CHv —Shame (R ) Sotand Sun Sun 13:40,3,5:15,7:50,10:10.— Oliver A U A T b e e te n R iM — The Accused (R) love with a ravishingly beautiful ■ Quality lighting is vital. "The average pet A second example has turned The bed we have here was i 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, *:50. — Crotsino Company (G ) Sot 13:10,1:50, 3:35, 5,7, Sot and Sun 1 4:35, 7:10, 9 :» . — Iron owner can’t be expected to have strobe lights but youngsters, pets get fussy when they’re oitlonccv (P 6 ) Sot and Sun 1:10, 3:55, l : » , 10,11:30; Sun 13:10,1:50,3:35,5,7, fo jie II (PO ) Sot and Sun 2:10, 4:30, alien (Kim Basinger). (Film grading: **** excel­ posts surmounted by gargantuan loaned by a Manchester resident 7:05,0:40. — Mystic Pino (R ) Sot and hungry. A content canine is apt to be more 0:30,10. — Scrooped (PG-13) Sot 13:40, " W hobbit The widower’s teen-age daugh­ lent, *** good, ww fair, * poor. you do need sufficient lighting," says Merfeld cooperative for the camera. ® globe finials. The mattress is out of her collection of family Sun 1:30,3:45,0:45,0:30. — Imoalne (R) 3:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10, 13:30; Sun 13:40, (P G ) Sot and Sun 3:15,4:40. — Ole Hard who over the past decade has compiled a meant to be supported by length­ Sot and Sun 1, 0:55. — U3 Rattle and 3:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10. — Rain Mon (R) <*• 7,9:35. — Heavy Metal (R) ter knows that her stepmom is an ■ Be ready to shoot as soon as you get the doe heirlooms with the words, “ It Hum (R ) Sot and Sun 4:05,9:30. Sot 1:30,4:15.7:15,9:55,13:35; Sun 1:30, photographic series on people and their pets. wise rods and siderails. Another extraterrestrial before her dad into position. Some breeds can be hyperactive belonged to my grandmother, so 4:15, 7:15, 9:55. — The Naked Gun (PG-13) Srt midnieht. — The Rocky does (she spies the woman This gives fur definition and allows for texture wooden bed. this one with cross­ watch it!” RASTNARTPORO (PG-13) Sot 13:15,3:10, A 5:35,7:30,9:45. Horror Picture Show (R ) Sot mldnlpht. and won’t sit still for long. "You have to snan Peer RkkarRs PoR and C taoM — 11:50; Sun 13:15,2:10,4,5:35,7:30,9:45. WILLIMANT1C drinking battery fluid out of the ® whose coat your picture before they start tn wise slatting, has oversize gilded IronEOfle II (P O ) Sot 7:30,9:30,13; Sun — Twins (P G ) Sot 13:30, 3:45, 5, 7:30, family car). As farcical compli­ absorbs light. ball finials. Doll-beddery evi­ 5, 9:50,11:S5; Sun 13:30,3:45,5,7:30,9:90. JlllMO Sqporo Cloeiiio — Twins (PO) EMERGENCY distracted.” says Merfeld Russ MacKendrick, a Man­ Sot 13:307 1 9:30, 7:30, 11 13:15; Sun ■ T ry to photograph your pet in a confined dently went through a finial- 8R09SMM Oeemei V9 — Mv Step- — The Land Refore Tim e (G ) Sot-Sun 1, 13:30, 1 9:30, 7:30, 11 — Scrooped cations pile up. the movie builds Fire — Police — Medical chester resident. Is an authority mottier It on Allen (PO-1JJ 8 M 1,3:10, 3, S:3IL 4. — Cocoon: The Return (PG) to a sticky, we-are-all-creatures- spa(». If possible, keep the dog on a table or a nets M erfiw nh I**® ‘heir happy era. S:1S, 7:05, M:*5, 13; Sun 1, S:1fc 5:15, Sot 7:29,10,13:19; Sun 7:39,10. — n rtv (PG-13) Sot 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30, 13; Sun 1, on many types of collectihles. 3:30, 7, 9:30. — Rain Mon (R ) Sot 1,4, of-the-same-universe ending. stool to prevent him from walking off once he has ’The last in the group is a Write to him In care of the 7:45,10:88.— Olild’t Plav (R ) Sot 12:10, Rotten Scoundrels (P O ) Set 13:313:40, 9:49, 13:10; Sun 1, 4, 9:41 — Teoullo DIAL 911 *3:1S, 4:30, 7:10, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 13:10, 4:51 7:10, 9:40, 11:90; Sun 13:21 3:40, If the picture is worth seeing at four-poster treasure equipped for Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 3:1S,4:3A 7:10,0:30.— Teoullo Sunrise 4:917:11 9:40. Sunrise (m Sot 13, 3:30,17:311113; In Manchester 591 Sun 13,3:3117:30,11 all. it’s for the chance to gaze at a canopy. Manchester 06040. > W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 17, 19M FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 17. 19M _n You can buy a Stealth fighter for just $69.95 I A biographer^s dilemma is a reader’s delight By Geneva Collins Polly Alter, Lurie’s protagonist. By Lorry Blasko The Associated Press All, of course, paint themselves in «x=pi«;ociuB wunien '-arrv Blasko MCGA,MCGA, VGA, VGA, Hercules). Hercules). You You can can excellentexceilent graphics, graphics, realistic realistic rememberremember if if you’re you’re using using a a i4-vear oiH Kpvin mn.tnf a ■ The Associated Press ™s^charnilJll^*^l^ok’This charming book bl)%^^^ borrows a thethe most most "natflX^ flattering light while "“ I I haven’t had any feminifeminists The Associated Press run the Dmernm with iiist a sound and intriBuinff nrnhiam. . l^year14-year-old old Kevin, Kevin, spent spent rnost most of of a a ■ ...... ume front fj,- detective oenro cne»iao«i„,. >■ while havenave grown up into feminism.feminism...... I i say, You are a bad guv and Is run the program with just a sound and intriguing problems. computer on the job to run the little from the detective genre castigating the others. say, ‘You are a bad guy and I spit week locked away with the NEW YORK — The truth about know women who have had a bad upon you’ — or even milder keyboard but you really need a The program uses something simulation is the ALT-B or and a lot from gentle satire. As Polly tries to ferret out the Hey, if the major words in your demonstration copy and wrote “ I Lorin Jones is that the late artist experience with a man who come versions of that — but I have g o ^ two-button joystick. calied poiygon graphics to gener­ “ Boss” key. Press it at any time Polly, a born-again feminist truth, her personal life is turned life are “ fat” and “ 40” it’s time to have played many attack simula­ refuses to fit the feminist pigeon­ to me and say, ‘I wish I was a And you need time. Lots of ate the 3-D view of the world from in the program and the screen whose marriage has just dis­ upside down by a lesbian experi­ begun to have communications add a new one: “ fighter piiot.” In tions, even a couple from the hole into which Polly Alter tries to lesbian. My best friends are all time. Begin by reading the the cockpit of the F-19, which is instantly blanks to a simulated solved, decides to write the ment with her roommate. from men who are, let us say. specific, piiot of an F-19 Steaith company that makes this simula­ wedge her. women, I trust them and under­ iavishly printed 192-page man­ technicaily neat, but not nearly so DOS prompt. When your boss has biography of Lorin Jones, an very suspicious of feminism, fighter, which the Defense De­ tion, but none come close to F-19. ’The truth about Alison Lurie, tween the two experiences — stand them. The problem is I ’m ual, which telis you how to fly and interesting as the simulation. wandered on. pressing the keys artist who made a big splash in writing the biography and uncomfortable with It, who are partment Just got around to It’s vast detail and superb gra­ the author of “ The Truth About just not physically attracted to fight the airpiane and about the The software is protected by again returns you to the cockpit. the 1950s but died a virtual negotiating with her roommate congratulating me. And it makes admitting and which MicroProse phics make it stand out.” Lorin Jones.” is that she resists them.’ Some of them will try to me feel that I haven’t made armaments you have and are the “ key disk” system, which MicroProse President Bill unknown in 1969. Polly, an art and her roommate’s other lover Software will let you have for pigeonholing just as formidably. become lesbians, but there’s a likely to meet. Then get yourself means you have to insert a Stealey says the software has historian, has made up her mind — she learns that men are not all myself clear— that my sympathy 969.95, somewhat less than the ’’The Truth About Lorin Jones” very small proportion of women on the "active duty” roster and factory-original disk brieRy to three objectives; to entertain, to before she begins the project that bad and women are not all good. for Jeanne, or even Betsy, that department’s probable price tag. Have a question or comment of {$18.95, Little, Brown) the Pu­ to which lesbianism is natural.” take a few training Rights. convince the program you aren’t enlighten, to educate. It does all the men in Lorin Jones’ life In a recent interview in New poor girl (Polly’s lesbian room­ You need an IBM-PC-Tandy- general Interest about microcom­ litzer Prize-winning author’s Lurie, herself a feminist, is Then check to see if you’re still using a pirated copy. It comes that, but it’s also wonderful destroyed her. But her perception York, Lurie was asked where she mate and her lover) hasn’t come compatible with a minimum puters, especially those Intended eighth novel, is about the vagar­ aware that some feminists may over,” the author said. married or employed, because with maps and keyboard overlays escapism.^Ts for the adolescent of the elusive artist shifts with got the idea for Polly Alter. 384,000 characters of memory for home use? The address Is The ies of researching a biography, object to the unflattering por­ Lurie is a longtime resident of MicroProse has created a simula­ that will guide you on which keys boy still t r a ^ d within the staid every interview — Lorin Jones’ “ She’s based on a lot of people and any of the common graphics CompuBug, AP Newsfeatures, 50 the hypocisy of certain types of traits of many of the female Ithaca, N.Y., where she teaches tion so compelling it’s easy to do what things on the aircraft. adult. half-brother, art dealer, husband, I ve known — former students standards (CGA, EGA, Tandy, Rockefeller Plaza, New York, feminism and the tenacity of one characters. Has there been a spend hours in a worid of One of the most important keys to In fact, a real adolescent boy. last lover all tell conflicting tales. young faculty.” the author said. writing, folklore and children’s N.Y. 10020-1666. feminist backlash? literature at Cornell University.

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Editor’s note: This column is pre­ encourage you to stop by the center and chocolate cake, beverage. pared by the staff of the Manchester pick up a snow-shoveling list. Second. to Friday — O ief’s choice, dessert. bulldoze city until bodies found Senior Citixens’ Center. prevent hypothermia, individuals beverage. should dress warm, preferably in YE R E V AN . U.S.S.R. (A P ) - By Joe Dlminlco natural materials, such as wool, that said at a news conference in planned, but others were on the The Soviet premier said Friday Activities Specialist have excellent insulating properties, Schedule for the week Yerevan, capital of the Armenian way to the stricken region. some earthquake relief and wet or dry. Also, keep your thermostat Monday — bingo. 10 a.m.; pinochle. republic, about foreign help; “ If Thirty-five Israeli doctors and rescue squads could not work i The Senior Citixens' Center has at 70 degrees. Those who need fuel 12:30 p.m. we talk about doctors and nurses, health care workers had been because people lay down in front I developed several classes for the assistance may call Betty Markee at Tuesday — grocery shopping (Stop It I can say thank you very much, expected Friday, but fog at the upcoming months. Alt the classes are 647-3095. Shop), call a day in advance for ride; of bulldozers to keep them from but it’s no longer necessary, ” moving until bodies of relatives small Yerevan airport prevented free. If you’re interested, contact the A reminder about the senior center's non-grocery shopping (Bradlees). call He said medical teams had their arrival. More than 100 center to register. inclement weather policy. All sche­ were found. a day in advance for ride. arrived from throughout the international flights have landed ^ I Quilting I — Jan. 9 to Feb. 27. duled events will be canceled when Nikolai I. Ryzhkov did not give Wednesday — pinochle. 9:30 a.m.; Soviet Union, and “ we can accept at Yerevan since the quake. i Mondays. 1 to 3 p.m. Instructor: Jenny public schools are closed. If in doubt, square dancing. 10 a.m.; bridge. 12;30 details during a televised report individuals (from abroad) to Leggett. please listen to radio stations WDRC p.m. of a meeting of the Politburo show them what has been done George Reid, spokesman for Quilting II — Jan. 9 to Feb. 27. and WTIC. The senior center will be Thursday — lunch. 11;45 am .; commission overseeing the work. but we don’t need medical assist­ the international League of Red Mondays. 9:30 to 11:30a.m. Instructor: open for business purposes. movie. "White Christmas” Next or­ He said one more survivor was ance in the direct sense.” Cross and Red Crescent Socie­ Jenny Leggett. Must have completed Once again, continuing in the holiday chestra rehearsal will be Jan. 19a at 9 pulled from the ruins Thursday in ties. said 22,312 bodies were Quilting I. Ryzhkov praised foreign volun­ spirit, the senior center is accepting a.m. Spitak, the Armenian town where teers and said the Foreign recovered by Friday, an increase Western Civilixation — Jan. 4 to canned goods and non-perishable items Friday — setback. 12; 30 p.m. the Dec. 7 temblor killed about of 537 from the previous day. Reid March 8 (first semester). Wednesdays. Ministry had not given them for donation to individuals not so Transportation to and from the senior 15,000 of the 25,000 residents. 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. Instructor; Robert enough assistance. said the projected death toll was fortunate. All items will be brought to center is available. Call a day in Officials estimate the overall 45,000. Harrington. “ They helped in a big way,” the the Manchester Area Conference of advance. PEOPLE death toll at 55,000. premier said, even though "you Exercise with Cleo — Jan. 17. Churches. Blood pressure clinic; Wednesday. Soviet officials say the quake The head of the Soviet Red can’t even find translators here.” Tuesday. 1:30 to 2:30p.m.. and Friday, Dec. 21. 9 to 11 a m. (L-Z). claimed 55,000 lives and left 11 a.m. to noon. Instructor: Cleo Gillespie cornin’ to town Cross said Soviet doctors can Some foreign doctors said they Trips and programs Legal aid — Thursday. Jan. 19. by handle the treatment of earth­ 500,000 of the 700,000 people in the Livingston. appointment. Call 647-3211. COVINGTON. Ky. (AP) — James Lament were leaving earlier than area homeless. quake victims and do not need Driver’s Education — Jan. 17 and 18. Now, concerning trips: “ Haven" Gillespie, who wrote the lyrics for AP photo international help. 12:30 to 4 p.m. Instructors: Harry Ice Capades — Jan. 14. Filled. "Santa Claus is Cornin' To Town," will no I Reinhom and Irwin Lloyd. Fee; $7 Coachlight — Feb. 1, "Gentlemen Scores longer be without honor in his hometown. HOSTAGE FREED — Released hostage Several foreign doctors com­ made payable by check to AARP. Prefer Blondes.” 828. Registration: City officials unveiling a historical marker Peter Winkler gives thumbs-up as he sits plained privately that Soviet Make Your Christmas Day Oil Painting — Jan. 31 to April 4. Dec. 28 at 9:30 a.m. Friday. Dec. 9. setback — John Klein. Thursday at Goebel Park said there was no in front of a portrait of Syrian President colleagues would not let them Pocket billiards enthusiasts are 126; Virginia Rice. 126; Helen Silver. treat patients with the millions of ■ Tuesdays. 9;30to 11:30a.m. Instructor; better time than Christmas to honor Gillespie Hafez Assad in Sidon, Lebanon, Friday. Dinner Reservations at I James Downing. asked to sign up for the senior center 117; Ralph Trial. 116; Mike Haberen. on the 100th anniversary of his birth. He was dollars worth of sophisticated Ceramics — Jan. 23 to April 7, 8-Ball Championship. The tourney is 115; Amelia Anastasia. 114. born Feb. 6,1888, in the northern Kentucky city Winkler, a Swiss official of the Interna­ medical equipment brought in Mondays and Fridays, 9:30 to 11:30 scheduled for Jan. 17. Monday. Dec. 12. pinochle — Ada and died in Las Vegas on March 14. 1975. tional Committee of the Red Cross who especially for the disaster. I s l M l e c * 179 ToUaml TMnipike, MaNclwtt«r a.m. Instructor; Elsie Meyer. Seniors are encouraged to attend the Rojas. 824; Peter Ca.sella. 783; Betty Gillespie, author of some 1.000 songs, wrote was abducted one month ago, was Dr. Dmitri Venidiktov, chair­ Basketweaving (Intermediate) — presentation on probate on Jan. 6 Jesanis. 780; Rene Maire. 779; Betty the lyrics to his most famous song on the back man of the Soviet Red Cross and Turner. 739; Art Bouffard. 727. handed over to the Swiss ambassador. Jan. 31 to March 21. Tuesdays. 2 to 4 beginning after lunch. Attorney Jaque- of an envelope in 1933 and collaborated with J. former deputy health minister. Chriftmas Dinner Served from Hem to 9pm p.m. Instructor; Laurie White. Be­ line Wilson will discuss probate costs, Tuesday. Dec. 13. bowling — Norman Fred Coots on the music. Eddie Cantor made it intestate succession, differences be­ Lasher. 501; Charlie Glode. 221. 566; ginners welcome. famous when he sang it on his radio program in APPETIZER, Choice of One Basketweaving (Advanced) — Feb. 2 tween probate estate and taxable Addison Pick. 208, 538; Don Ostberg. 1934. to March 23, Thursdays. 2 to 4 p.m. estate, and estate planning. Wilson will 531; Andy Lorentzen. 503; Bert Sweet. City Commissioner. Irvin Callery said Atlanta project so tough Chicken Gumbo Soup - Chilled Tomato Juice - Chilled Fruit Cup Instructor; Laurie White. Students also answer questions. I urge all seniors 543; Harvey Duplin. 245. 547; Carl Thursday he became interested in 1984 in must have made five baskets on own. to attend this program. Lepak. 502; Ted Caddy. 514; Mike having the city recognize the songwriter ENTREES Caning — Feb. 1 to March 1. The senior center will show the movie Pierro. 203. 529; LeoBonazelli.507; Jim "because I couldn't find anything to honor Celery and Olivas - Wednesdays. 9; SO to 11:30 a.m. Instruc­ "White Christmas” next Thursday Lingham. 509; Bill Traygis. 207. 511; him.” Callery said. that cops escort the mail Tossed Green Salad with French Dressing tor: Casey Parkinson. after lunch. Rusty Rusconi. 209. 568; JohnKra- Callery said Gillespie's famous Christmas Home Repair — Feb. 1 to 15. Lastly, get-well wishes are extended vontka. 510. .song has "brought joy to millions of people. A TLAN TA (A P ) — Crime is so ferocious emergencies, and workers will enter the Wednesdays. 9; 30 to 11; 30 a.m. Instruc­ to Bernadette Noel in Hartford Pat Cleavage. 482; Yoland Bums. Anyone who hears it remembers childhood.” MAIN COURSE tor; Joe Diminico. Video presentation Hospital. 457; Alba Rusconi, 180; Eleanor at the Bankhead Courts housing project projects only in groups. that mail carriers are protected by police Roast Young Tom Turkey with stuffing, followed by discussions. Berggren, 193, 488; Joanne Allard, 178; "W e’ ve had folks flash guns and pull gravy and cranberry sauce...... * 8.75 Exercise with Rose — Feb. 8. Menu for the week Vi Pulford, 461; JennieLeggitt. 184,506. Son asks |9u8h to rub It In escort, the telephone company cut service knives on our installers, and threaten to Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Wednesday, Dec. 14, bridge — Mary calls to one day a week and a city official use explosives on our vans,” said Southern Roast Prime Rib of Beef Au Jus...... »10.95 ROCKFORD. Ill, (AP) — If President-elect 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Instructor: Rose Monday — Open hot roast beef Colpitts, 4.760; Joanne Allard. 4.620; warns of anarchy. Bell spokesman Doug Kendig. Baked Sugar Cured Ham George Bush has some free time, he is welcome Chiaputti. sandwich with gravy, whipped potato, Tom Regan. 4.260; Bev Taylor, 4.470; Residents ignore an anonymous police Gene Parker, another Southern Bell with pineapple sauce...... • 8.75 to revel in his victory over Masachusetts Gov. peas, pineapple tidbits, beverage. Lois Churila. 3.880. hot line to report drug activity and say they spokesman, said the safeguards are Michael Dukakis at the home of a third-grader Dinner Indudss: Rollt and Buttsr, Msshsd or Frsnch PotatOM Tuesday — Fish chowder, perfection Last week’s scores; are too afraid to attend meetings of the temporary, and company officials were or Yams, Swasi Pass or Mixed VeoalaWsa, Tea or Cottas. WkitBT to Iw ra salad, biscuit, brownies, beverage. in northern Illinois. Nov, 23 pinochle — Mabel Loomis. tenants association. meeting with police and city officials in an Now that our first winter snowstorm Wednesday — Shells and sauce, “ I would like him to come to my house and 835; Helen Silver. 761. “ People who live out here don’t get effort to strike a compromise. has arrived, seniors are reminded to tossed salad, garlic bread. Jell-0, Nov. 23 bridge — Tom Regan, 8,120; rub it in to my dad that he won and Dukakis DESSERTS lost.” said Patrick Yanez. together and try to work out something,” Mayor Andrew Young condemned the take all the precautions that go with the beverage. Bill Cooper. 5.680; Joanne Allard. 5.460; Choice of One; winter mbixtos. First, snow shoveling Thursday — Meat loaf with gravy, Patrick and the other students in Nancy said Hattie Scales, president of the decision as “ another attempt to make poor Hot Mince or Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream Mary Colpitts. 5.20; Pauline Frederick. Bankhead Courts Tenants Association. can be dangerous to vour health. We potato au gratin. green beans, roll. 5.240. Sandberg's class at Gregory School in people pay for the cutbacks in services.” or Ice Cream Rockford. 75 miles northwest of Chicago, did “ We can’t do much at all, but they can City Council President Marvin Arring­ not forget their own agendas in essays come to us and let us know.” ton, who warned residents to take more Child’s Portion; providing advice to the next president. She said Friday that “ a very few ” of the responsibility, said Southern Bell’s action For Children Under 12 Years of Age - '3.(» Social Scenritv “ I would like him to force my parents to buy 1,703 residents who live in the project’s was "exactly the point I was making” me a horse." said Kari Morgan. wood-and-brick townhouses are active in about conditions at the project. CHINESE DISHES Kristina Bernard wrote. " I want Mr. Bush to the tenants group. A meeting Tuesday had "Can you imagine if services are QUESTION: When I applied for and sure way of getting your monthly APPETIZER: arrangements. I remember hearing help my grandma because she is in River Bluff to be called off for lack of participation. terminated, what would happen?” Arring­ benefits I was told I would usually checks, ask for details at your Social about a lump-sum death benefit that Nursing Home. She had a stroke and I felt sorry Island Tidbits receive my monthly checks on the third Security office or bank, credit union or "It was at night and nobody would come ton asked. " It would become an enclave Social Security pays upon a person’s for her. I want her to get better." out,” Mrs. Scales said. “ I can’t blame unto itself, and I don’t want to see that (Fantall Shrimp, Golden Fingers, Chicken Roll) of the month. What happens when the savings and loan.^ death. Can I receive that payment? third is a Sunday or holiday? them for not coming out at night, but we happen. Wonton Soup ANSWER: No. The lump-sum death Society fetes Bill Monroe haven’t had a meeting because they don’t ■ “ If there is anarchy, if there is no control ANSWER: While you will usually QUESTION: I • have just started payment can be made only to one of two come out.” and no respect for police officers, the NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — Bill Monroe, the MAIN COURSE get your checks on the third of the receiving monthly SSI beneflts. Last individuals; An eligible surviving Postal officials suspended service to the foundation of that community gives way,” "father of bluegrass music." will be named an Christmas Turkey Delight...... * 8.95 month, in situations like you mention, week my sister .stopped by with a bag of spouse of a worker covered under project for one day after shots were fired he said. "W e need to go in ... and say, ‘Hold groceries worth about 120. Will I have to honorary member of the Sonneck Society on Chow Som Ding ...... • 9.95 checks are mailed out early so you will Social Security, or a child of the April 8. near a letter carrier Dec. 10. City officials on. We’re trying to help you live a better Served wHti Fried RIoa. Tea and Oassart receive them a day ahead of time. But inform Social Security about that? deceased worker who was entitled to quality of life.’” The mandolin player will be honored at a criticized the move, and service to the Conn. Maal Tax TIM let me suggest a good alternative; benefits on the deceased worker’s banquet at the society's annual meeting in 50O-unit complex resumed Wednesday The service restrictions were the latest direct deposit. If you have direct ANSWER: Yes. The groceries are earnings record for the month the under police escort. setbacks at Bankhead Courts, which sits in NewTaUeg worker died. Nashville, said Buddy Lee Attractions, Mon­ ResentaHeas far Veer deposit, you won’t need to worry about considered unearned income under the roe’s booking agency. Southern Bell, saying it feared for the a wooded area of northwest Atlanta next to holidays or getting your check to the New Teat's Eve Party Supplemental Security Income The non-profit Sonneck Society is dedicated safety of its employees, scaled back an industrial park. Police say the project, bank. The money is sent directly to your program. This coinmn Is prepared by the East to the encouragement and study of music. service in Bankhead Courts, as well as to run by the Atlanta Housing Authority, has bank, deposited In your account, and CaN643-9S29 Hartford office of the Social Seenrity Monroe. 77, has performed on the Grand Ole three other complexes in the city. been prone to violent incidents and available for you at any time after the s QUESTION: My elderly sister Administration. Address qnestions to: Opry for 50 years. His best known song is "Blue Telephone installation and repair work is drug-related crimes for most of its 19 deposit date. To find out more about passed away last month. She had never . , Christmas to All Social Security, Manchester Herald, Moon of Kentucky." limited to Monday mornings, except for years. direct deposit or to sign up for this safe married, so I took care of her funeral P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. Nation & World Lack of information on workers IRA kills part-time soldier hinders Sociai Security estimates BUSINESS BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — The Irish Republican Army on Friday shot and killed a WASHINGTON (AP) — The The agency was flooded with When a reporter expressed Social Security commissioner phone calls when it began offer­ MARKET REPORT part-time soldier and set a one-week deadiine for the said Friday she’d like every skepticism. Hardy put the wiws and children of British soidiers to leave ing the Personal Earnings and number to the test. When an aide tf^0MI3Olradlnyda)ra Northern Ireland. worker to have a personalized Benefit Estimate Statement in dialed the number from Hardy’s Bonuses, layoffs on Wall St. statement of future retirement August. Many people encoun­ The outlawed guerrilla group, which launched a benefits but many people have office phone, it was answered NEW YORK (AP) - Wall campaign in March against British servicemen, tered busy signals or long waits almost immediately by a record­ suffering because transactions as I’ve seen it since 1972 or 1973 failed to provide information Street is a house divided as by individuals and institutions iTfuf ‘ *■ “ regarded the men’s families as when they did get through. ing. A Social Security clerk came when the bear market was really legitimate targets. needed to make the estimates. But Hardy said those bottle­ Christmas approaches, with have tailed off since the crash of bad,” said Bard Quku, a senior Despite a clamor for the on after 28 seconds to take the tiao merger specialists raking in big The deadline for the wives and children was the necks are a thing of the past. She caller’s name and address and Oct. 19, 1987. vice president for sales at Dean request forms last summer when said anyone can call a toll-free year-end bonuses while brokers Witter in New York. '*'t***‘^** fighting to drive the the new service became availa­ promise, “All right. I’ll get this fear layoffs because of the slump Smith Barney, Harris Upham & British out of Northern Ireland and unite the mainly number — 1-800-234-5772 — to out today.” 1100 I'll Co. announced this week it had ble, several million people who request the form or make other in stock trading. Quku said his own business has Protestant province with the overwhelmingly “We’re ready, willing and able ‘ ‘Somebody could easily say it’s iaid off about 120 employees, Roman Catholic Irish Republic. * ^ got the forms have not yet filled Social Security inquiries. held up well. But he said, them out, Dorcas R. Hardy said. to provide them now,” said 2,080 like Charles Dickens; It’s the best largely in its municipal bond and i^out 1 0 .^ British troops are deployed in There are operators to answer Hardy. “I would really like to stock departments. That was a “There’s some people who are “More than 6 million people the calls at various Social Secur­ of times, it’s the worst of times,” losing hope.” Northern Ireland, all living in barracks complexes. have asked us for the statement. have everybody have a PEBES in e w m r m a i said PJ Johnson, a spokesman for fraction of the 1,800 that Grum­ The British army refused to comment on the ity centers from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. their stocking.” 2.000 But only 35 percent of them have HIGH Nomura Securities International man Corp. announced it will lay ' “The mood has not been a real warning. local time on weekdays. Those Once the form is mailed back, it 2,158.00 Inc. off come January, but it nonethe­ jovial one the last month or two,” sent it back to us,” the commis­ who call after working hours or on LOW 2,121.28 takes the agency three weeks to 1.080 less sent tremors through Wall said Gary Goldstein, president of sioner told reporters. “It’s still weekends will get a recording CLOSE The surge of takeover business OH rig workers rescued hanging on their refrigerators.” crank out the estimates of future 2,180.71 this year has enriched invest­ Street. the Whitney Group, an executive capable of taking messages. monthly retirement benefits. CHANGE Up 17.71 HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (AP) — Twenty-seven ment bankers. The kingpin of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., a recruiting firm that specializes in _ J ______L" 1 top-paying Wall Street jobs. workers from a capsized oil rig spent a day in high MTwTr uTwrr urwor uTwrr mtwtf urwrr leveraged buyouts, Henry Kravis unit of Sears, Roebuck & Co. that seas huddled inside a survival capsule the size of a Skiers flock ______t i • n ______I I I of Kohiberg Kravis Roberts & depends heavily on retail broker­ Co., is likely to earn $40 million to Spirits have picked up recently large van before they were rescued Friday by age business, saw its profits as it became apparent that Canada's coast guard. FLO’S $50 million or more this year, slashed in half through the first to mountains — estimated Perrin Long, an ana­ bonuses overail would not be “All 27 are reported to be in good medical shape, CAKE DECORATING & SUPPLIES nine months of the year. It has slashed from their 1987 levels, not requiring any medical attention.” said Dick lyst for Lipper Analytical Servi­ had no major layoffs and none are 191 Center Street • Manchester, CT ces Inc. Goldstein said. Bonuses may fail Pepper, spokesman for the coast guard. after storms In B rie f in the works, but many brokers 20 percent to 50 percent for stock Pepper said the 25 men and two women workers Meanwhile, Wall Streeters who work on straight commis­ traders and municipal finance from the Rowan Gorilla I oil rig were taken from the 646-0228 whose livelihoods depend on the sions have left. volume of stock trading are specialists, but rise for invest­ enclosed capsule to the tugboat Smit London in a LOS ANGELES (AP) — One of “The mood is probably as bad ment bankers, he estimated. motorized rubber raft after the stormy seas calmed California’s main interstate high­ New housing permits down * enough to permit a rescue. ways reopened Friday, but condi­ HARTFORD (AP) — The number of new housing The winds and waves up to 40 feet high prevented tions were messy following a Flo’s has a complete permits issued in the state in November dropped an earlier rescue from the capsule, which can winter storm that stranded mo­ line of cake and candy 11.8 percent from October and was 22.7 percent remain afloat for days and hold as many as 50 torists, caused as many as 50 below last November’s total, housing officials said people. trucks to Jackknife and was supplies for the Friday. The offshore rig overturned Thursday about 1 200 blamed for at least two deaths. State Department of Housing Commissioner John miles east of New York Qty. Also Friday, hurricane-force “Hard to Get For” F. Papandrea said the state issped permits for 1,470 winds abated in Northern Califor­ new housing units in November, 197 fewer than the Signal faulted In rail crash nia, where power was knocked cake decorator 1,667 issued in October. out to more than 575,000 electric LONDON (AP) - Improperly installed signal on your list. The November figure was the lowest total for the customers and at least three month since 1982 and was significantly less than the "i the triple train crash children died. toat killed 34 people this week, BriUsh Rail said 1,901 permits issued last November. r nday. The California Highway Patrol Flo has gift certificates. To date this year, the state has issued permits for began escorting cars over the 18,402 units of housing, compared to 24,902 units last A statement by government-owned railroad said summit of Interstate 5 on the Don't forget to order your year. ? ! S modernized, was 4,500-foot Tejon Pass north of Los nm d ef^ive but the “equipment for the stretch of line where the collision occurred ... had been Angeles, but sleet continued to Holiday Cakes NOW! defectively installed.” force Intermittent closings along Fed sets bank guidelines the heavily traveled north-south a company InvesUgaUon of Monday’s route. No injuries were reported. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Reserve crash near Clapham Junction station in south The National Weather Service Board on Friday approved new capital guidelines London conUnues, it said, “any judgment must MAKE IT A SNAPPER CHRISTMAS designed to push banks into safer investments or forecast continuing rain, with ■rn 2 • necessarily be preliminary and provisional ’’ snow in the mountains. Tierl/ force them to put more of their stockholder’s money A crowded passenger train crashed into the back Traffic on Interstate 15 through Give thgtsomeon,^,special behind riskier activities. x,. commuters, and a the 4,400-foot Cajon Pass 55 miles The Fed, by a 6-0 vote, apiffoved the regultitions, freight on a parallel track struck the wreckage. east of Los Angeles moved faster “Something Speb/a/”. which reward institutions for directing their when snow and wind subsided deposits into prudent investments such as govern­ Neighbors sue nuke plant authorities said. ment securities and home mortgages. Two people were killed early A gift that is practical, useful, and Starting Dec. 31, 1990, banks will have to hold CINCINNATI (AP) — The Fernald uranium- Thursday in the numerous acci­ capital — representing the stockholders’ invest­ pwessing plant repeatedly contaminated its dents that occurred when the quality built — ment in the institution — of 7.25 percent of loans and environs ^ th radioactive materials and violated storm descended on Cajon Pass, a other assets. The minimum will increase to 8 decades of operation, its major route between Southern percent two years later. The current standard is 6 neighbors told a federal Judge Friday California and Arizona. percent. wJJl!, suing the Department of On the central coast. Highway A"SNAPPER” Energy plant s former operators. National U ad of 101 in San Luis Obispo County was f? i“ NaUonal Lead jSnow Blower Rider VA raises rate to 10.5% Industries, in a $300 million class action. reopened for drivers who were stuck on each side of icy Cuesta Lawn Mower Tractor WASHINGTON (AP) — The Veterans Adminis­ Grade since Thursday. tration said Friday it was raising its maximum Policy handles asylum claims Motorists filled up motels and interest rate for federally backed VA home inns Thursday night when traffic That someone special deserves one of mortgages by one-half percentage point to 10.5 — A new immigration n policy to sort out and deport immigrants filing ground to a halt on Highway 101 the best — A T L E A S T O N C E! percent. unfound^ poliUcal asylum claims before they because of a rare snowfall. VA spokeswoman Pam Siciliano said the agency 5 travel farther nto the United States began Friday in Shelters prepared for another was making the change, which will take effect the southern tip of Texas. night of providing for the home­ Monday, to reflect recent increases in interest rates less. Hotel vouchers were handed in financial markets. entn' for QUALITY SHARPENING The latest change is the fifth in 1988. The low for 1 ‘he herder illegally out in Los Angeles and a recrea­ and claim political asylum, and the new policy Is tion center and armory were the year was 9.5 percent on Feb. 1. The rate rose to 10 ? concentrate more displaced would-be opened. Two armories opened in 104 Hilliard Street ■ Manchester percent on April 4 and to 10.5 percent on May 23. On iinmigrants in the lower Rio Grande Valley. -Orange County. Nov. 1, it was cut to 10 percent. Meanwhile, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage ^® applicants each week Some snow-starved Southern prerent their cases in the area, instead of waiting to Corp,, or Freddie Mac, said Friday that the national Californians abandoned work and 649-2111 average for 30-year, conventional mortgages — - I Brown." n I '*®^ ™®®*' desUnatlons. headed for the ski slopes, said SNAP CREDIT - VISA - MASTER CHARGE Brownsville is about 30 miles south of Harlingen. those without government guarantees — rose to resort operators. 10.71 percent this week from 10.46 percent last week. It matched the highest rate for the year so far, also 10.71 percent, during the week ended Aug. 19. Wholesale price report dampens inflation fears WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite percent annualized rate for the first II Distributors, said he sees no indica­ large November increases for gaso­ months of 1987. policy, the Federal Reserve, what a line and heating oil. wholesale prices tion from the association's 45,000 “ Inflationary fears exceed infla­ new administration is going to do.” CLASSIFffiD ADVER'nSING 643-2711 continue to rise at an annual rate of member companies that they are tionary reality at the present time," less than 4 percent, the government building inventories in anticipation of Gasoline prices rose 3.4 percent and said Donald Ratajczak, director of said Friday, confounding predictions future price spikes. home heating oil skyrocketed 12.2 READ YOUR AO: Classifad advertisements or# economic forecasting at Georgia aATES: 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to of a mounting inflation problem. Van Dongen called the inflationary percent despite a 0.5 percent drop in token by telephone os o convenience. The State University in Atlanta. crude oil prices. Natural gas prices, 7 to 19 days: 70 cents oer line per doy. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Wholesale prices edged up just 0.3 fears a "manifestation of tribal rites Monchester Herald Is responsible tor only one Those fears were aggravated ear­ 2.5 20 to 25 days; 60 cents oer line per day. deadline Is noon on the doy before publica­ percent in November as food costs at in Washington and on the New York however, fell percent, sending Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size ot lier this week when the government 26 or more days: SO cents oer line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the wholesale level showed no In­ financial circuits” with the changing overall energy prices up just 1.2 the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen reported that industrial production Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. creases for the second straight month, of presidential administrations. percent. Heating oil prices had fallen the value ot the advertisement will not be rose another half a percentage point the Labor Department said. “ Let’s keep the debate a little bit 10 percent the previous month. corrected by on additional Insertion. in November and that factories were honest," he said. " I don't see an The November increase. If it operating at a nine-year high of 84.2 "E ven with the big spikes in energy, persisted for 12 months, would Inflationary psychology taking root, there just isn’t a whole lot of inflation percent of their capacity. but Washington can talk itself into all amount to an annual inflation rate of Dirk Van Dongen, president of the out there,” said Sandra Shaber, an Just 3.3 percent, lower than the 3.8 sorts of things. There’s a lot of economist for the Futures Group, a [HELP WANTED National Association of Wholesalers- speculation swirling around about Washington consulting group. SM ALL Manchester Low Office needs expe­ rienced Legal Secre­ tory with emphasis on real estate. Good sa­ lary, non-smoker re­ Notices LoN/LonO for Sol* .. quired. Send resume uett'Potmtf...... 01 lnv**hntnt Prooortv...... Merchandise ...... n •utlnoti ^rooortv...... M utkol Item*...... to: Box CC, C/0 Man­ ...... 03 K*«en Proporty...... Cemero* and Fheto Equlbment.. ch e ste r Herald, 16 HoMday Seoeenol...... Fet* ond SuDDlle*...... Awctl»n«...... 04 Mortooo**...... Brolnord Place, vinencisl...... 05 Wo«t*0 to lu y ...... Antique* ond Cellectlbte*...... Mlicellaneou* tor Sol*...... Services RecifInetSIdIrvo...... Clothing...... Tog Sole*...... Manchester. • FleerlAo...... Wonted to Buv/Trode...... - Employment A Education Rentals Child Cor*...... Electrical...... 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Apply: Able Coll ment and garage. The This covered front SS2.9S for catalog (inetudas | Si Electronics, Howard MANCHESTER 7 room Watch making and |Sld in discount couplonsi) In | tact Mr. William Car­ kitchen has new ca­ porch will bring hours AL SIEFFERT’S Goldsmlthing on premises WRAP UP A LUV TUB |Oida. plaass add tax. penter, Principal, G.H. Rood, Bolton, 646-5686. binets and floor. of enjoyment to this 3 L-Shoped ranch. 3 bed­ AN IDEAL GIFT FOR COUPLES CLASSIFIED CRAFTS Robertson School, 227 M E D IC A L Office. Full $154,900. YoYo Carroll, bedroom remodeled rooms, V/2 baths. New APPLIANCES 699 MAIN ST. I MANCNOTtfl HtAALO « » Croft Street, Coventry, time position. Ortho­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- home. 2 cor garage family room addition. MANCHESTER • 643-5617 GIFT CERTIFICATES P.O. BOX 1000 $210,000. Flano Realty, Shop now for a full aelaction of BIXBY. OK 74006 C T 06238. Phone, 742- COAST GUARD pedic practice. Medi­ 4060.0 ______plus affordable In the c.„ AVAILABLE ANYTIME 7341. cal terminology and $140's. Blanchard & 646-5200______TV s, VCR'a, Audio Equipment, ROOM tor the whole tom- Big Screen TYa, Camcordera, Mi­ Insurance knowledge lly thro the holidays Rossetto Realtors," BOLTON. 6 room, 2'/j CHRISTMAS TREES MANCHESTER VILLAGE CAREERS helpful. Will train. Be­ ond Into the new year. We're Selling Houses" both raised ranch. Fin­ crowaves, CD Players, Washara, NURSING nefits provided. Please 646-2482.0 ished family room, cus­ C o m e S ee Our Choice MOTOR INN • 646-2300 Immqdlste opqnings for men and women call 872-0355. Potentlol tor In-law or tom wet bar. Greot Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. OLSTEN BAYLOR teenage suite. High­ MANCHESTER. Bestbuy between 17-28 enllated, reaerve and land Park School. In town. Oldie but goo­ views. $205,000. Flano W 0 Will b n t any prte»l BALSAM FIR Blue Sky Trading Co. TEMPORARY SUPERVISOR Reolty, 646-5200. officer opportunitlea available. Technical $209,900. Sentry Real die. 4 plus room Cope 445 Hartford Rd., Manchastar Christmae Trees American Indian jewelry and We have an opening Real Estate Estate, 643-4060.O on nice corner lot. BOLTON. 5 room Ranch, Cut your own... Blu« 6 Whit* Sprue* SERVICES training and exciting career poasiblel bath, car detached artwork, leather wallets, belts and for a Supervisor . SU P R ISIN G LY Reasona­ Aluminum sided, large 1 1 647-9997 QifI CorttflettM tvaM*W« for Spring Planting Programs for High School grads, QEO'a room hove been newly garage, 1 acre lot. buckles, gold and silver jewelry. Tie position every ble seven room Ranch $168,000. Flano Realty, WE ARE THE and college graduates. Call 240-4258 to HOMES with 3 or 4 bedrooms, painted. Brand new Burgess Nursery die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards for weekend, 7pm-7am. furnace. Some owner 646-5200______S73 D*mlng 8l.. So. WIndtor aao If you qualify to be part of a team that FOR SALE large country kitchen Christmas and other important WORKING For more Information, ( ,.ond garage. Eqsy oc- financing, or rent with BOLTON. B room Garri­ VIDEOS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK o0tlon to buy. Let's dates. Mexican Jj-rga’ s, Mexican SOLUTION please call Director of halpa others while helping yourself. *^.ess to 1-384. $fW,900 son Colonial. Brand ★ 6 4 4 -1 9 6 6 ★ All real estate advertised In Sentry Real Estate, 643- talk. $117,900 Realty new. 4 bedrooms, 2'/j MOVIES & MORE heavy wool wrap sweathers, *48. Nursirtg, Monday- the Manchester Herald Is World, Benoit, baths, central air. Lo­ 4060.0 ______: OF MANCHESTER 217 Center St., Manchester Frlday, Sam^pm. THE COAST GUARD sublect ta the Fair Hausine Frechette Associates, cated on Cul-de-sac. "Your Homo VIdoo Sion" RESTAURANTS Act of 19M, which makes It R E D U C E D tor oulek sole. 646-7709.O $274,900. Flono Realty, OLSTEN Illegal to advertise any pref­ No more ride and seek Burr Corrwr Shoppplno Plaza CRESTRELD AN ARMED SERVICE AND MORE TOLLAND. Price reduc­ 646-5200.______RElirS NEW YORK STYLE 647-0607 erence, limitation ordlscrlm- when you see this gen­ 1138 Tolland Tpka. SERVICES CONVALESCANT Inotlon hosed on race, color, erous three bedroom tion. Attractive well BOLTON. Brand new DEUCATESSEN A RESTAUMNT The Golden Goose 162 Spencer Street religion, sex or notional Cape with front to bock kept Cope In o quiet Contemporary! 4 bed­ Video Sales & Rentals Qltl Certlllcatea * origin, or on Intention to neighborhood on cul- CiflB Galore HOME fireplaced living room, rooms, Including mas­ Gift Certificate! Available Folk Alt • TIb • BaskaU • Pottery • Lampa • Manchester, C T 06040 moke any such preference, de-sac. Master bed­ Corned Beef - Pastrami - Bagels - formal dining room ter bedroom suite. 1 '/j Mon.-Thuct. loapm • hi. a SM. 10«30pfn Dolls • Woddeo Toys- Dried Flowera Call Kathy or Cindy at Manchester, C T PRIVATE PARTY llmltotlen or discrimination. room with private Hand-Cut Lox - Smoked Fish The Herald will not know­ and garage. $139,900. acre lot. $325,000. Flono Sun. 1^7 pm /Veto Open 7 Dmy$ s deck. New 24x24 pres­ 428 Hartford Tpka. Vtrnon 643-5151 ingly accept any advertise­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Realty, 646-5200. Twin Pondf Center e 384 C Merrow Rd. 647-1991 sure treated deck In Manchester • 643-6455 Rte. 195 • Tolland, CT Merchandise Ads ment which Is In violation of 4060.0 ______BOLTON. 2,500 Square 8 7 5 -1 3 4 4 the low. bock yard. Septic sys­ toot. Contemporary. S U N LIG H T splashes thru tem Is two years old. 8 872-3541 s o u t h e r n New Eng- wealth of trench doors rooms, 4 bedrooms, Ja­ land closslfleld ads Coll for more details. cuzzi In master bed­ & W A N T E D In this elegant Ansoldl $172,000. Realty World, DRIVERS reach nearly 800,000 Colonial with 3 bed­ room, family room. homes In Connecticut Benoit, Frechette As­ $337,000. Flono Realty, GIFT FETCHERS rooms, dramatic tire- sociates, 646-7709.O DARI FARMS ICE CREAM and Rhode Island. The placed family room 646-5200. has Immedlote openings for Class II truck price for a basic 25 PJER ond 2 car garage. AVAILABLE Imme­ MANCHESTER. Six FORA drivers. Come drive the New England area word ad Is only $55 and $209,900. Sentry Real diately. Manchester. room Ranch. 3 bed­ delivering Ice cream products to our DAY will appear In 43 news­ Estate, 643-4060.O Cute aluminum sided rooms, 1.5 baths, fin­ * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days papers. For more In­ Cope. Eat-In kitchen, SECRET customers. E V E R Y little detail Is lust ished family room, * Additional Lines 504 Per Line. Per Day formation call Classi­ dining room with built- Florida Sun Room. We offer excellent wooes, benefit package fied, 643-2711 and ask perfect throughout this in hutch, 3 bedrooms, 1 * Classifications 71 thru entire 8 room Colonial $180,000. Flono Realty, SHOPPING Including molor medical coverage, 401K 87 tor detolli.o______cor garage. Fenced 646-5200. * Merchandise Under *250 on South Farms Drive yard. $131,900. O.W. pension plan, profit shoring and more. COVENTRY. Contem­ In Manchester. 4 bed­ * Ad must contain price! porary. Gorgeous Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 EXPERIENCE We take pride In our equipment, our rooms, Vfy baths, tlre- n CONDOMINIUMS homel 8 room Raised Ploce, 1 st floor M A N C H ES TER . Stately customers and our employees. Come loin You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 Colonial. Super loca­ IFOR SALE 249-4407 due to this low price... laundry, workshop our teom. baths, fleldstone fire­ plus rec room, big tion, with 0 lovely flat yard Is the setting for Applications now being accepted at: place In rec room, summer porch. In- NEWDupiexe^^^orT- sunken living room, 1st ground pool, and spa. this 3 bedroom Colon­ chester and single fom- floor fomlly/sun room Lovely grounds sur­ ial. Large kitchen and i l v attached DARI FARMS CALL CLASSIFIED with heat I Cathedral round this exceptional dining area with pic­ townhouses. 14 baths, 40 Tolland Stage Rood • Tolland, CT ceilings, 1 cor garage. home. Across from ture window. French fireplace, full base­ Beautiful, large coun­ door to lolousled ments, appliances, cor- Mondov-Frldoy 0-5:30 • Sot. 9-1 Martin School. New N O W ! try lot. What a house! price. $239,000. Jack- porch. Formal dining petlno, and attached 643-2711 $182,900. Anne Miller son & Jackson Real room with wainscot­ garages I From $140's. Real Estate, 647-OOOO.c Estate, 647-8400.O ing, plus 0 finished rec Blanchard & Rossetto room. $199,500. D.W. Realtors," We're Sel­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 ling Houses" 646-2482.P CONDOMINlUim LOTS/UMD APARTMENTS M n n n m i Court of Probote, District of Placing an ad In Classified FOR SALE FOR SALE Manchester is oaty. Just call 643-2711. CARS FOR RENT rmrEiiTV Morchandlso N O n C t OP m A M N O IN R E: Wg'll twlp you with the FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Cream MANCHESTER. Two INEZ LOMBARDI wording of your od. NOW Accepting applica­ M A N C H E S T E R . 3400 Pursuant to on order of Hon. of the Crop ot South- family building lot. 646- tions for 1 bedroom, 1 square foot, free­ 171 i HOLIDAY/ 1981 P O N TIA C T-1000. field Green. 3 bed­ 0666. William E. FltzOerold, m bedroom handlcapp^ standing Industrial I'M seasonal Judge, doted December 14, 86,(WO mites. Runs rooms, central air, 2'A 19M o heoring will be held on great. Great winter and 2 bedroom Section building. Loading THE DEADLINE FOR baths, abuts fairway. dock, parking. Wood­ on application praying for a car. New brakes. 643- S189,900. William Ra­ 0 apartments. Please M0RTSASE8 go to Oakland Heights land Industrial Park. , . MANCHESTER change of name as In sold ap­ PLACINQ OR ICARPENTRY/ MI8CELLANEDU8 1534. 8675.______vels Real Estate, 633- plication on file-more fully CANCEUNQ AN AO IS Site office, 360 Oakland Principals only. 643- LIVING CHRISTMAS appears, at the Court of Pro­ CHILDCARE HEMDDELHI6 SERVICES 1982 M ER C U R Y Zepher. 4 0111, Joon Crow, 633- 2121. ______FLDDRIND d o o r, 72,000 m iles. 1657. Street, Manchester. TREES bate on Jonuarv9,1989at3:00 12 NOON THE DAY FALLHW BEHMD7? Monday and Wednes- P.AA. Great shape. Florida 19 Lewis St. BEFORE. MONDAY - D AYCAR E for one child. PR ICED To sell ot Bea­ STOP FORCaOSUIIEII dgy, 10onn-12noon. hnlMISUELLANEOUS EIlzabMth A. BldwtMa FRIDAY, IN ORDER Provided by loving car. $2600. Coll 527-1411 con Hill. Close to hik­ If you are falling behind on (oil Spring St. exhlnd g n g t ) Q3^T2 A tt't. Cltrk G A Y & S O N or 645^455. f o r Rent. Large two mother. Beginning rooflnt. edwoFUB wmk, 4 bB FLOORSANUNG ing and sledding. One l£ £ j FOR RENT TO MAKE THE NEXT phesee el eweMwee*. MASONRY your mortgage payments... bedroom apartment. Open Sat. and Sun. January 2nd. Call 646- • Floora like new 1903 CAMARO. Brown, 5 bedroom, third floor OR...If your home Is In fore­ Court of Probate, District of ISSUE. FRIDAY V rewVe bMI ol eoeireBfofe fwt Brick, block and stone, Quiet neighborhood, G AR AG E For rent. Two 10am-4pm Manchester 5260. lelurMlnf i«ef esMs - esM «Bl • Speolellzing In older lloore ceramic tllo, marble and speed, V-6,63,000mlles. unit. $07,900. Sentry closure, WE CAN HELPI A F T E R N O O N BY 2:30 • Nelurel 6 twined floors concrete. Real Estote, 643-4060.D conveniently located car, oversized. Call 646- NOTICE OP HEARINO PuMy iwBuirt • frm wmmttm Good condition. $4200. No payment program avail­ with large yard. $700 0666.______$24 any tree E S T A T E O F PM FOR MONDAY'S ICLEANIND • No wexlng enymore No lob Is too small I 646-0645. OW N ER will assist with able for up to 2 years. Bad _ MARY LOUISE HOLT ISSUE. THANK YOU plus utilities and secur­ G AR AG E for rent. Nor- 647-9546 SERVICES M n V 0rfNl0 - 6» 6reO 2B2-7341 g r 627-8973 closing costs. Three credit Is not a problemllAsk ity. Immedite occu- ♦* " " Of Hon. 1904 MERCURY Marquis. thend of Manchester. William E. FitzGerald, FO R Y O U R One owner. Excellent bedrooms ond 7 baths. how LOW payments can ponev. 646-0666.______Also available for rent. 643-1823. Judge, a hearing will be held COOPERATIONIII CLEANINO SERVICE condition. 39,000 miles. help you SAVE YOUR on on appileaton for permis­ HEATING/ BROCK BROTHERS $100,000. Sentry Real TW O bedroom with heat Here t sparUIng elesn home FARRAND REMODCLNW Fully equipped. $5395 HOME TODAYI sion to sell real property os In Room eddlUons, docks, root­ tscfleiMeg A lie dscspIgB Estote, 643-4060.D o n first floor sold application more fully lor Ihs hoUdaysl PLUMBING 633-2824. Swiss Ceeservafivo Oreep $600/month. No pets. iqnri ROOMMATES ing. siding, windows and gutt- Bulldozing — Lot Improvement DRASTICALLY Re­ om ars, ot Manchester Pro­ RellaMo rtsMentlal cleaning, — Cruahad Stone lor Sale — One month security. I WANTED bote Court, 66 Center Street, srs. All lypts of lemodellne and duced. One year old at (203) 454-1330 or FURNITURE Court ef Proboto, District of TolWnd County ares. lepelrs. Call Bob Fsrrand, Jr. PJ'8 Plumbing Stone Drivaweyt — Regmded Available January 1. P. O. Box 191, Manchester, Monchostar Belaranees tvallsMo. Ronch style end unit. (203) 454-4404 C T on Jonuory 3, 1999 at 1 ;30 0 mwalled CLYDE Call Dan 643-2226 FEMALE, MIddleaged, N o r m OF HBAMNa Bb s . 647-8S09 Air Csndnionlng Two bedrooms, first D O U B LE Bed spring and P.M. 643-SnS Bollere, pumps, hot water CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. (leave message). After non-smoker to share mattress with brass E S T A T E OF Rgt. 64Srfi849 ____ 6 5 M 7 A 1 ROUTE A3, VERNON floor loundry and gar­ 7pm 646-9892. apartment. $250 plus All persons having on Inter­ ELMORE MIDDLETON, III, tanka, new and age. $119,900. SenUy Rsntals holf utilities. Referen­ headboard. (Sood con­ est In sold matter, may ap­ o minor Quality Home raplacamantt. Angelic Home •5 Monte Carto *6995 Real Estote, 643-4060.O MANCHESTER. First dition. $125. Divan bed pear and be head at thot time. Pursuant to on ordsr of Hon. HOUSE FREE ESTIMATES ces and security re­ Wllllom E. FitzGerald, (6 Elactra T Type *10,495 floor, 2 bedrooms, 1'/^i that makes Into double Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Cleaning Service Care Registry A Q U IE T country setting baths. $600 per month quired. 646-0350, days. Judoo, doted Oocombor 12, RENOVATIONS , 643-9649/228-9619 •3 Buick Regal *6995 bed. $75. Coll 647-9033. 041-12 Ass't. Clerk Serving the Menchecter eiee. Local regittry offerB quality tor this 2 bedroom ROOMS plus utilities, security 19H o hoarine will bo hold on Neneweie 1 leem or entire heuee. ' S5 Mere Lynx *2675 Townhouse with 1>/i on oppUcotlon provlne for Personel cleening eervlce •Irtp oM gleslir welle. IneuleK MISCELLANEOUS care... lower cost lo palienlt... FOR RENT and references. No outberltv to compromise and decigned lo handle the efieeiraoh end M eh. Also Interior companions, home makera, flS FPrd Eaoort 4 Dr. *4395 baths, decks, central pets. 643-2121. settle o doubtful onddlsoutod pelnting. Cell j air and garage. laaldantlal Weaning naada for SERVICES Sfl Bkylaik 4 Dr. *8995 claim In favor of sold estate the buty profaetlonal. CWI “ 6 4 7 - 1 9 5 6 S133,900. Sentry Real M A N C H E S TE R . Sleep­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ I ------s against Philip OoReslors and S ^ 7 * 3 8 0 8 y teeve mrsirqi. 86 Calebitty 4 Or. *7695 ble Immediately. One today lor your free homo GSL Building Mainte­ Estate, 643-4060.O ing room for working Nancy DoRostors os In sold SNOWPLOWING. Con- •6 Caprice 4 Dr. *9995 gentleman. Share bath, bedroom apartment. application on flio more fully oseeee^nenl. nance Co. Commercl- MANCHESTER. Lewins % PAMTIND/ struclton company will •5 O M ury Wgn. *8595 n o cooking. $450, utilities extra. Se­ oageort, at the Court ot Pro- 429 -778 5 al/Rnldentlal building do snow removal for Crossing. One ot Man­ curity and references bote on Jonuory S, IfOSot 1:30 PAPERIN6 repairs and home Im­ (S Century 4 Or. *8995 chester's nicest con­ $24S/month plus one P.M. parking lot or subdivi­ months security. Ref­ required. No pets. N provements. Interior •4 Skyhawk Wag. *5995 dominium complexes. Elizabeth A. Bldwell, ’'c l e a n i n g '' sion roads. Call 647- erences. 643-2121 Boyle Management, Ass't. Clerk $ervlclf»f tke AAancMtfter G Wll- and exterior pointing, 9745, days or 742-7979, ■7 LaSabre 4 Or. *10,995 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 649-4000. IDF13 GALLIGAN & CO. light carpentry. Com­ (7 Spedruni 2 Dr. *7995 7Vi baths, tull base­ MANCHESTER. Fur­ llmontic ore«. HooettofiOrello* evenings.______ble COV0I9 to Cleon votir ltome« PAINTINC plete lanltorlol ser­ as Cala. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 ment, tirst floor nished room, kitchen NOTICE TO CREDITORS SNOW REMOVAL. and parking privileges. etfiM or wiMlews. 9 yeort ex­ mrauBB/amw# vice. Experienced, rel­ loundry with washer HOMES E S T A T E O F perience ond roforoncot* Coll Peintinf A elelRinB. ANo. iable, free estimates. Resldentlal- Security and referen­ GREGG L. PENNY Lowrie for o frto oetlmole. Commerclal. Drive­ 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 and dryer, central voc- FOR RENT The Hon. Wllllom E. ntz- driuewoye eeeled. PuRy Ineured. 643-0304. oim and otr. Morble ces. $75 weekly. 569- free eetimelee. ways, starting at S15. Gerold, Judge, of tho Court 742-0267___ C H A R LES the Handy­ tireplace In living 3520 or 649-4240. MANCHESTER. Nine of Proboto, District of Mon- _Cnll Bob, 872-8841. room and sliders to chostor of 0 hoorlng held on 0 4 7 * 3 8 0 8 leove Rbeeeeoe man. General work. room, single family, 'h o u s e c l e a n i n g Gutter cleaning, cellar SNOW REMOVAL. Man SCHALLER deck. A dream kitchen, APARTMENTS set back high above Oocombor 14, ISM ordsrod with snowblower tak­ completely op- that oil claims must bo pro- SERVICES w all Papering & and garage cleaning, FOR R O T East Middle Turnpike. sontod to tho fiduciary at the Spend time with your family window washing. Call ing residential ac­ ACURA pHonccd. Central loco- Available Imme­ O oddross bolow. Fdllurs to P a i n t i n g counts In the Manches­ tlon and dose to oil during the holidays, let us Rasidentlol, Commercial, Charles for all your USED CARS M A N C H ES TE R . Second diately, $950/month. promptly prosont onv such clean your home. Call general work. 872-4072. ter area. Call 646-0748. conveniences. SI79.RB. floor. 2 bedroom, heat References and secur­ claim may result In ths loss Roforonces I, Insuronco. 07 Accord LXI ..*11.595 ER A Daniel Reole. Inc. of rights to rocovor such 742-0217 o r 643-4642 and appliances. No ity. Call Ken at 643-1442. claim. Marty Motteen, M9-4431 07 Accord L X I...... *11,995 pets. $600 plus security. aak for Diane or Hlcbelle MANCHESTER. Six Johanna Brudor Roy, Gory McHugh, 643-9321 aKITCHEN & BATH A 86 Audi 4000S ..... *10,395 f A R E She p*un0e. When Call 646-3979. room house, two bed­ Assistant Clork the seenner heet rolls 87 Mazda RX7 .. ..*11,995 MANCHESTER. Availa­ rooms, garage, family Send that special someone, H OLIDAY CHEER, Tho fiduciary Is: orosifid eae«n you will room. $750. Referen- Malcolm F. Barlow BDDKKEEPING/ RDDRN8/ 7 ^ r e m o d e l in g 07 Toy. Corolla ....* 7.595 ble Immediately. R ve with a personalized message in the Administrator be gAod you hove the ces. Call 646-1642. From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, 87 Toyota Q T ... * 9.995 te b a le e s 1 «x 3 3 In - room newer duplex. 172 East Contor Strsot WCDME TAX SUNNS $675 plus security dep­ Monchostar, C T 06040 groend peal that STORE AND I MANCHESTER HERALD... our own craftsmen do the compiete job — 86 LaSabre...... * 6.995 osit and references. 040-12 neatiy and on schedule. 86 Marc. Sable.. comes wtth this lovley i 643-7790. OFFICE SPACE 1988 INCOME TAXES MANCHESTER .* 8.995 room Cope on Horton your message will appear Friday December 23... Court ef Prebeto, District ef Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. 85 Audi Q T ...... * 7.995 Rood In Manchester. MANCHESTER. 2 and 3 Meecbesler Consultetlon / Preparation ROOnNG Full dormered with 3 room opartments. $300 WATKINS Centre. 140 NOTICE OF HEARING Winter Rglaal lovg on oB typos 649-5400 86 Audi 4000S .. *10.395 E S T A T E OF Individuals / rooHng sntf export mpolrt. 27 bedrooms, baths ond $520. No pets. Se­ and 165 sa. ft. available /y o ^ «AAn yoori oxpoftonos. Quorsmood, 85 Olds Clara ...... * 7.350 December. Telephone _J ^ . MARGARET E.DUFOUR. Sole Proprietors HERITAGE KITCHEN and and a one cor goroge. curity. 646-2426, 9-5, ■ OKC Oka M A R G A R E T DUFO UR Uoonood end Ineurod 85 Mazda RX7 ...... * 7,995 Great price, S146,900. weekdays. answering, word pro­ Pursuant to on ordsr of Hon. BATH CENTER, INC. 85 Subaru QL ...... » 7.995 Immediate occupancy. cessing, copier and Wllllom E. FitzGerald. Dan Motlar 6 4 9 -3 3 2 9 645-8830 MANCHESTER. New 3 ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester Jockson & Jackson bedroom duplex. Car­ Fax. Wilson Business 1x1 Judeo, 0 hoarine will bo hold 84 Accord LX ...... * 6.995 Real Estote, 647-8400.C Offices. 647-0073. ixv/i jjm on on application for permis­ peted, fully ap- sion to sell rsol oroportvos In 84 Toy. Camry . ...* 6.995 pllanced, m baths, full O FFIC E Space for rent. 1 ^ sold application more fully 83 Nissan 200 ...,...* 4.495 NORTHFIELD Green basement. $775. 643- Furnished or unfur­ appears, at Manchester Pro­ TV/STERED/ TV/STERED/ MI8CELLANEDU8 TAG Condo. One ot the 83 Tercel...... ,...* 3,995 1023. nished. Pleasant sur- a bate Court, 66 Contor Stroot, APPLIANCES APPLIANCES SERVICES SALES area's best known raundlngs. P. O. Box 191, Monchsstor, S3 LaSabre...... * 4.995 MANCHESTER. Four CT on Januarv9,1Wot10;M I complexes otters this room apartment. Manchester-East Hart­ A.M. GAS Range, microwave, T V . Sanyo. 19 Inch, color. HAWNES TREE SERVICE 345 Center St.. s 1600 square foot, 3 bed­ ford line, near hlgh- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Cleon. Working couple All persons having on Intor- portable dishwasher. Excellent condition. Bucket, truck 4 chipper. Stump eral Statute 23-65 prohibits Manchester e 647-2077 rooms, 7Vi baths unit at woy. 520-1703.______S50. 646-0599. on unbelievable price preferred. No pets. 643- ost In sold matter, may op- All excellent condition. removal. Free sellmstsa. the posting of advertise­ 5797.______STORES and Offices for Door and bo hoard at that Very reasonable. 643- Special contidaratlon for ments by any person, firm or In the $120's. We sold 7 time. corporation on o telegraph, lost week-better hurry A VAILABLE Imme- rent. 400-1500 square 0699, after 3. FUR DIL/CDAL/ elderly and handicapped. M0TDRCYGLE8/ feet. Rent starting at Ellzoboth A. Bldwoll, telephone, electric light or and see this one. Blan­ dlotelv. One bedroom Assistant Clork RREWDDD power pole or to a tree, MDPED8 chard a Rossetto Real­ apartment. $545. Heat $275. Excellent loca­ 1x2 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 shrub, rock, or any other tion. 647-9223, 649-5334. 1x2 04M2 tors," We're Selling and hot water Included. SEASONED firewood for natural oblect without a writ­ 1987 HARLEY Davidson Houses" 666-24W.O 2 bedroom Tosvnhouse. ten permit for the purpose of Heritage Softoll. Origi­ TOWN OF MANCHRSTIR sale. Cut, spilt and MI8CELLANEDU8 protecting It or the public and $650. Heat and hot wa­ I INDUSTRIAL LRGAL NOTICR delivered. $35 per load. nal new parts, exhaust MANCHESTER. Porter- 1x2 FDR SALE carries o fine of up to S50 for fleld Condominium. 7 ter Included. Security IPROPERTY 742-1182. eoch offense. pipe, handlebar, seat ond references re­ At Its meeting of December 5 ,19M the Planning and Zoning and carburator olr bedrooms, 7 baths, I Commission made the following decisions; EIGHT month old water- T A G Sale. Sunday, De- car garage, full base­ quired. No pets. Boyle qw bed, S325. Courthouse cember 18th, 11-4 only. cleaner assembly. $300. Management Com- MUNCHISTBR l-flS ASSOCIATRS 4 JOHN FINOUIRRA - I JSPDRTING 649-1861. ment. End unit. CUD SUBDIVISION ! SIDRWALKS AND GRADING DRF- IBZIeODDS One Gold membership, 396 Birch Mountain $105,000. Flono Realty, pony, 649-4000.______MANCHESTER ■RMBNTS • BUCKLAND AND SALTRR STRRITS (M-1iei - 12Vi months left for Road, Glastonbury (off 646-5200 BOLTON. Spacious 4 Approved with modifications ths oppUcatlon for the CUD $450. Compared to reg­ Hebron Ave.). Three IAUTD8FDR BUILDIN6 FOR subdivision for 151 acres of land located between Buckland HOM E FItnes Unit. Folds room, one bedroom, To place your for storage. 30x30 Inch. ular price of $700 plus. families. Many Items, RENT/LEA8E 1V^ baths, carpeting, and Slater Streets and north of Interstate Route $4 (l-fl4). Eric 649-3426.0 some old, some new. UrT8/UWD LEASE greeting ad NAPBRT RRALTY - PHASING PLAN - SM OAKLAND Excellent condition. appliances, nice loca­ Original, $800. Asking FOR RENT. Bockhoe, 1 FR E E Milage on low cost FOR RALE tion. $475 per month 0,000 sq. ft. suitable for S T R U T (N-IS) - Approved with modifications ths phasing warehouse, wholesale or please phone plan for a parcel of land Identified os 361 Oakland Street. S400. Call after 4, 649- cubic yard track. By CARS auto rental. Village Includes heat, imme­ Auto Rental. 643-2979or BOLTON. Large wooded, retail business. Free MAY COMPANY-PLAN REVIEW-FOUNDATION PLANT­ 0461^^^^^^^^ hour, dally or weekly. FDR SALE diate occupancy. Call INGS • G. FOX STORE, THE PAVILLIONS AT BUCKLAND Call 647-9745, days or 646-7044. sloping lot In areo of 64MOOO. standing buHdlng at 290 643-2711 HILLS SHOPPING CENTER (M-1 IS) - Approved the founda­ MI8CEI1ANEDU8 742-7979, evenings. 1968 P L Y M O U T H 5/6. fine homes. $115,000. MANCHSi-ffcR. Two Qfsen Road. Loige perk­ tion planting plan for the G. Fox store located at the Povll- Cell evenings, 646-3120. ing area, oil heet and air Ask for (Zlassified S FDR SALE Running condition. WANTED TD bedroom Townhouse. llons at Buckland Hills Shopping Centsr. FOR RENT. John Deere eondltlonlng systems. 510 Combo with opera­ Good tires and battery. BUY/TRAOE COVENTRY. Wooded Nice location, all ap­ A copy of thsse decisions has been filed In the Town Clark's SlOO os Is. 649-3196. building lot with view pliances. Hot, hot wa­ PlMtie: Mr Bohoenfsid at Ads must be phoned in no later than Tues., Dec. 20, 3 P.M. Office. IN-GROUND Pool tips, tor, trl-oxle dump truck with driver. Call W A N TED . Five or nine In new subdivision. ter, carpeNno, olr con­ 6 4 3 -S 8 13 Please note: Larger size ads are available to full page! Planning and Zoning Commission 16x32, $3295, 20x40, 1979 MERCURY Cougar. $70,000. Coll 071-6096. ditioning. Coll 647-1595. Leo Kwosh, Sacretary $4295. Call 742-7300 ev­ 647-9745, days or 742- Needs some work. $500 Inch colored T V . Call 064-12 enings or 742-1552. 79769, evenings. or best offer. 645-0610. 649-7632. SPORTS Quebec names Big East, ACC near accord Bv Tom Foreman Jr. one each night — pitting the No. 1 does remain is television. Corri­ Playoff slots The Associated Press ACC team against the No. 1 Big gan said the two leagues had put Perron coach East team. No. 2 against No. 2 and together “specifications about RALEIGH. N.C. - Final arran­ so on. Because the Big East has what we expect” and that they up for grabs QUEBEC (AP) — Jean Perron, who gements are being worked out nine team and the ACC eight, one would be sent out to the three resign^ last spring as coach of the Montreal that will lead to a series of Big East team will sit out each major networks, ESPN, Home Canadians, returned to the bench Friday when basketball double-headers be- season. Box Office and a consortium of he was named coach of the Quebec Nordiques. ^ e e n teams from the Atlantic Corrigan did not say whether cable networks starting next Perron, 42, replaced Ron Lapointe, who Coast and Big East conferences, the pairings would be based on week. NFL Roundup stepped down after Thursday night’s 6-4 ACC commissioner Gene Corri­ preseason predictions, the order victory over the Canadians when It was gan says. of finish in the previous season or "We want all eight teams in announced that doctors have discovered a “ I think right now, they’re some other formula. each league to get the same Bv The Associated Press tumor in his kidney. negotiating with the sense that "That will be worked out by the television treatment.” Corrigan Perron, who became the Nordiques’ assist­ we’re going hand in hand,” time we get to the final day,” said. Detroit at Tampa Bay. Miami at Pittsburgh. ant general manager after leaving Montreal, Corrigan said in a telephone Corrigan said. "We have some­ The leagues also must deter­ Kansas City at San Diego. Green Bay at Phoenix. On wasted little time getting down to business, interview Friday. “The negotia­ thing set in our own minds as to mine if they will play two games the final weekend of the NFL season, these are the cutting short the news conference at which he tions now will be with outside how to do it. but we don’t want to at four different sites or double- only four games that have nothing to do with the was introduced. parties. get into a public pronouncement headers on consecutive days at playoffs. "I have lots of work to do, and so do the “ We can’t tell you it’s an at this point. two sites. The Greensboro Coli­ The other 10 do. players,” Perron said. "The players will work absolute go. In our minds, it’s an "We figure there are a couple of seum. the Charlotte Coliseum, While last year’s Super Bowl combatants are long hard in practice." absolute go,” he said. points where we could get hung Madison Square Garden in New gone and the hottest teams in the NFL have cooled He also said he did not expect to have any Corrigan and ACC assistant up,” Corrigan said, adding, "but York and The Meadowlands in off, there remain II contenders for six playoff spots. problems with his new team, although he was commissioner Jon LeCrone met the schools are not a problem.” East Rutherford, N.J.. are being Only two division titles have been clinched — unpopular with many of his players in for 8>A hours Wednesday with Big He said all 17 schools have agreed considered. Buffalo in the AFC East and Chicago in the NFC Montreal. East commissioner Dave Gavitt to participate in the series. Li •' Central — while Cincinnati and San Francisco have "Without blowing my own horn, I have and associate commissioner "Most people realize it’s going Officials are trying to stay clinched wild-card berths. proved what I can do as a coach," he said. "I Mike Tranghese at Baltimore- to happen,” Big East spokeswo­ away from campus facilities, The 1988 Super Bowl champion Washington have confidence in my own abilities.” Washington International man Chris Plonsky says. “ We’re which would eliminate the Car­ Redskins and the team they beat. Denver, need The Nordiques are last in the Adams Division Airport. on track with everything. There rier Dome at Syracuse University victories just to finish with .500 records. The two this season and much of the blame was The proposal calls for a series was never a holdup ...” and the Smith Center at the teams that had played best down the stretch — targeted at Lapointe, a mild-mannered coach of double-headers next Dec. 4-7— One major stumbling block that University of North Carolina. Cincinnati and Minnesota — were beaten last who took over from hard-driving but unsuc­ weekend, and the race is wide open. cessful Andre Savard on Dec. 4, 1987. On Saturday. Washington is at Cincinnati and Perron was pressured to leave after a New England is at Denver. Cincinnati is trying to three-year stint that included a Stanley Cup in clinch the AFC Central, and New England's hanging 1985-86. his rookie season, because he was STOP HORSING AROUND... onto wild-card hopes. perceived to have lost control of the club. He Sunday’s games with playoff implications have said it taught him an important lesson about WE WILL NOTIFY Atlanta at New Orleans. Buffalo at Indianapolis, insisting on long-term guarantees. YOUR CARRIER Houston at Cleveland, New York Giants at New The initial reaction to Perron among the Try Our Pay-By-Mail THAT YOU ARE A York Jets. Philadelphia at Dallas. Seattle at Los players wa.s positive. PAY-BY-MAIL Angeles Raiders, and Los Angeles Rams at San CUSTOMER. Francisco. Program... Chicago is at Minnesota on Monday night. It makes paying your subscription easier on AFC East Davis Cup lead you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Although the Bills. 12-3, have clinched the months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the division, they can also secure the home-field mail Then, you can forget about having ready advantage throughout the playoffs by beating the to W. 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Houston placed on probation Steeb. who is ranked only 74th in the world, A Houston victory or New England loss give the stunned the world’s top-ranked player 8-10, 1-6, 6-2, pay-by-mail subscription on wild card to the Oilers Cleveland, at 9-6 earned the Bv Michael A. Lutz as long as Bill Yeoman was the regular-season with a 9-2 6-4, 8-6 after saving one match point at 5-6 in the wild card if it beats Houston The Associated Press employed by the University, he record. decisive set. Enclosed please find payment for Becker then easily defeated Wimbledon cham­ was bound by university policy to The NCAA also advised the Carrier Delivery: a AFC West HOUSTON — The University of cooperate fully in the investiga­ pion Stefan Edberg 6-3. 6-1. 6-4 in their first meeting school to prohibit Yeoman from □ 3 months *23 10 □ 6 months ’46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 Rattle, 8-7. leads the division by a game over the Houston’s football program, com ­ tion.” Van Horn said. "engaging in duties on behalf of ever on clay. The match ended well past midnight. Raiders. 7-8, and only the division winner gets a pleting one of its one of its most "We did have a problem that the university’s athletic program "I think I played pretty good on clay tonight. ’ ’ said Senior Citizens: p ayoff spot. If the Raiders beat Seattle, they win the successful seasons, was placed on many of the assistant coaches that place him in contact with Becker, who lost to Edberg in the Wimbledon final □ 3 months ‘21.56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 □ 1 year ‘86 24 probation for three years by the and also was beaten by the Swede in a round-robin division based on a better division record. whose positions were ended prospective student-athletes or Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount _ _ _ Denver is out of the playoffs because of a 3-5 NCAA Friday, and barred from simply wouldn’t talk to us and representatives of the institu­ match of the Masters early this month. division record bowl games for two years and they wouldn’t talk to the NCAA” tion’s athletic interests for a Becker, the hottest player in the last two months ‘ Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary from television for one. The Cougars also lost 10 scho­ period of one year.” with Nabisco Grand Prix wins in Tokyo and The penalties stems from viola­ Stockholm, as well as the Masters, thought he had a NFC East larships for next season. leaving Van Horn said he would set upa Name tions that occurred during the better chance from the beginning "because Stefan The Giants, at 10-5, win the division by beating the Coach Jack Pardee with 15 meeting soon with Yeoman to tenure of former Coach Bill scholarships for the 1989-90 aca­ discussisn nis future with the school. has not played so many clay court tournaments this Address , Apt Jets in this "road" game The Giants, going for four Yeoman, who retired after the year.” in a row, are visiting at their own ballpark because demic year. 1986 season after 25 years with the Houston becomes the seventh The latest sanctions marked Edberg and Anders Jarryd need to win Saturday’s City _ _ _ .Z ip . Phone. the Jets alsocall Giants Stadium home If the Giants school and Is now a $100.000-a- the third time Houston was doubles over Becker and Eric Jelen if the Swedes lose and Philadelphia. 9-6. beats Dallas, the Eagles school in the nine-member year athletic fund raiser. Southwest Conference to be pe­ placed on probation for violations are to stay alive in the best-of-five match series. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL S’ are division champions because they beat New York that occurred during Yeoman’s But only once in Davis Cup history has a team twice this season. President Richard Van Horn nalized by the NCAA in the past said the school retained Yeoman tenure. came back from a 0-2 deficit to win the flnal. That If the Giants lose, they still could get a wild card If three years. partially to assure his coopera­ The punishment does not affect The Cougars received a three- was in 1939, when Australia edged the United States The Manchester Herald the Rams lose to the 49ers Philadelphia gets the tion in the probe of the school’s 3-2 after losing the opening singles in Philadelphia. wild card if It’s tied with the Rams and Saints at 10-6 the Cougars’ Aloha Bowl appear­ year probation starting in 1966. P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 or 9-7. football program. ance against Washington State on and in 1977 they were placed oii "It’s not impossible, but this is not looking good,” "One of our concerns was that Christmas Day. Houston finished one year probation. said Swedish captain Hans Olsson, who has 1^ Sweden to three Cup triumphs since 1984. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard

Whalers host Oilers tonight Hawke 115, Bucka 112 Philadelphia at Dallas, 1 p.m. Bantam 02 OO 0, Poterno 7-14 7-7 24, Duper has surgery Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. O Sullivan 4-13 OO 8, Prloleou 4-9 6-6 15, ST. LOUIS - The Hartford Whalers (13-15-2) will Hockey BaeketbaO Footbafl Kansas Cllv at San Diego, 4 p.m. Pi~l2???3 *'OuoHleboum 03 OO 0, MILWAUKEE (112) M IAM I (AP) — Suspended Miami Dolphins wide Green Bav at Phoenix, 4 p.m. S’ '"*®" ’-7Z-44, Jenkins03000, entertain the Edmonton Oilers (18-12-3) tonight at -,9immlngs 10-26 1213 32, Krvslkowlok receiver Mark Duper underwent successful ar­ Los Angeles Romsot San Franclsco,8p.m . Lopez2-52-26 Totals21-59l02164. 7:30 (SportsChannel, WTIC) at the Civic Center. NHL stindlngs throscopic knee surgery Friday in Gainesville. Fla., Monday, Dec. 19 ^ Ifflm e ^ to n Hall 39, Fordham 30. The Whalers are coming off 3-3 tie in St. Louis NBA itindingt the team said. NFL standings Chlcogo at Minnesota, 9 p.m. Opoint goals-Seton Hall 1018 (Greene 5-5, Thursday night while Edmonton bowed in overtime WALKS CONPKRRNCK G ^ o i b&VeSwMMftTbtoiliJS Dr. Peter Indelicate performed the surgery to ^ ’S', 'S('®Hon 1-3), Fordhom 4-9 to Boston. 4-3. Either Peter Sidorkiewicz or Mike Patrick Division EASTERN CONFERENCE AMERtCAN CONFERENCE If Prloleou 1-3, Quartleboum O), Altonllc DIvMen ATLANTA (IIS) remove bone chips, the team said. East McClendon 02). Fouled out— O'Sullivan Liut will start in goal for Hartford against the ____ W L T Pit OP OA f«*»i«l3F-Selon Hall 39 (Walker, Ramos Plttsburoh 18 11 J 38 14» 133 ‘-•^'"Wjon 69 2312, Wilkins 11-25 69 30, Duper is expected to be able to resume running in )« L T Pet. PF PA BasketbaD defending Stanley Cup champions. New York r 5 ^ ' 5 ? 4 “ x-Buffalo 12 3 0 .800 315 220 1U, Fordham 36 (O'Sullivan 12). Assists__ N Y Roneert 16 12 4 36 127 119 two to three weeks, the doctor said. ^ o n Hall 17((Jace,Greene4), Fordham 13 Woshtnoton 15 13 4 34 109 110 Phlloddphio 13 10 ',545 3 t v i 1 ^1 *3422 8, Webb 1-208Z Cbrr New England 9 6 0 .600 240 263 Boston n son 371-17, Tolbert 22226. Totols42813637115. Indianapolis 8 7 0 . 533 337 301 (PHoleau 5). Total fouls— Seton Hall 19, Pbllodelpbla 15 17 2 32 130 122 Fordham IS. A— 3,115. New Jersey 12 14 5 29 107 123 UNLV exploring options N .Y. Jets 7 7 1 .500 345 333 Big East standings Scholastic weekend slate N Y Islanders 7 22 2 16 91 135 6 14 .300 MJhuwitcae S ^ Miami 6 9 0 .400 295 340 Woshtnoton 5 14 263 9 Central Big East Conference O'all ' dH . ^ Ctnfrrt DIvltloii LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada-Las Vegas Presi­ V-CIncInnatl 11 4 0 .733 428 312 W L W L In boys’ basketball action, long-time rivals South Adams DIvltian Reboun*£^V’ 'T * " Pox'^SoS-^ne* Seton Hall • 2 s ; ; 9™* 5 737 >/4 dent Robert Maxson said Friday the school will Houston 10 5 0 .667 401 337 1 0 9 0 Catholic (1-0) and East Catholic (1-0) will clash Montreal 19 10 6 44 135 110 Providence Bowling Boston 16 6 .727 — Cleveland 9 6 0 .600 276 265 13 12 8 34 107 98 Allanfa g g jj ^ offer suggestions to the NCAA on possible penalties Pittsburgh 4 11 0 .267 296 397 Syracuse tonight at 7 at the Eagles’ Nest while Coventry (1-0) Horttord 13 15 2 15 11 At^SJta ’!■ Humphries 4), 28 110 105 Mllwoukee 11 9 sjg 4 T-olol fouls- it might impose against the university’s basketball West Georgetown hosts E.O. Smifh at 7. East beat Norwich Free Buffolo 12 17 3 27 109 134 Mllwoukee 27, Atlanta 27. A— 14,379. Connecticut Quebec 10 10 m 5 program or Coach Jerry Tarkanian. Seattle 8 7 0 .533 296 292 Eastarn Busineaamen Academy. 70-60. Thursday night while Coventrv 11 20 2 24 117 153 Indiana 5 15 jg) ig L.A. Raiders 7 8 0 .467 288 326 Pittsburgh Vlllanovo dumped Rocky Hill. 94-56. CAMPBRLL CONPERRNCR WESTERN CONFERENCE Maxson, responding to comments by NCAA Denver 7 8 0 .467 306 342 T. Stanchfleld 144, J.P . SIrols 155-413, Norris Division MMwetl Division executive director Dick Schultz, said university San Diego 5 10 0 .333 207 319 St. John's J . B urge r 140140, B. W allet 147, L.D e lla - Both games are non-conference affairs. W L T Pts OP OA Kansas City 4 H) 1 .300 241 296 Boston College ferra 148, J. Maorica Sr. 140, M. Davis officials will meet soon to try and come up with a NATIONAL CONFERENCE 140, P. Aceto 150, D. To ce 145, O. In hockey action. Manchester High (2-0) will meet Detroit 17 10 4 38 131 120 gSK T u S Tranaactions St. Louis 12 13 5 29 99 102 solution that will satisfy the N C A A ’s infractions EoN n-lday's Result DeDomlnIcus 166-420, R. Joiner 167, D. South Windsor tonight at 7:50 at the Hartford Arena N ^ N > n ^3 9 N .Y . Giants 10 5 0 .667 338 277 Seton Hall 78, Fordham 64 Flgelela 143, G . Szabo 147-152-409, A . Toronto 11 19 2 24 100 139 committee. in South Windsor while East Catholic opens its Minnesota 9 16 6 24 96 116 , 13 9 .991 I'/i Phllodelphia 9 6 0 .600 356 312 Saturday’s Games Szobo 140, F. Calvo 142, F. Enes 144, P. Washington 7 8 0 .467 328 367 Boston College at Holy Cross Duggan 147, T. Kowzun 154-414, T. season against powerful Simsbury nt the Bolton Ice Chlcooo 8 19 4 20 125 152 Son Antonio 6 13 .316 7 BASEBALL “ We’re not going to wait on the NCAA,” said M iam i 1 ig 053 u American Loogua Maxson. “ That’s not our style here. We want to do Phoenix 7 8 0 .467 327 372 OePaul at Georgetown Fahey 151-401, M a rk Holm es 151-155-180 Palace at 8. Smythe Division Podflc DIvtslen MINNESOTA TWINS-Announced Dallas 3 12 0 .200 258 358 Temple at Vlllonova 486, G . M erton 161-12-441, J . Kunz 146, R. L.A, Lakers 16 6 727 — that Tim Loudner, cotcher, has agreed the right thing, both for the university and the Central Toledo at Pittsburgh Je rry 149-412, M ick Holm es 160409. In wrestling action, Manchester and East Coloory 22 5 5 49 138 83 Canislus at Syracuse Los Anodes 21 11 1 43 176 134 ’ *71 3Vi to solory arbitration. Signed Scott NCAA.” x-ChIcago 12 3 0 .800 285 187 Catholic will be involved in the Manchester Holiday MInnesoto 10 5 0 .667 378 206 St. John's at Manhattan Edmonton 18 12 3 39 157 132 S e ^ e 11 9 .590 4 Le! US, shortstoor to a one-vwur CO ntroef. BOP Woman P h t ^ l* 10 9 ,526 4'/i Schultz said Thursday that he doesn’t believe the Tam pa Bay 4 11 0 .267 240 340 Mondent's Game Tournament beginning this morning at 10 at Clarke Wlnnloeo 13 10 5 31 122 119 Pittsburgh at Duauesne Vancouver 12 16 5 29 109 108 8 12 .400 7 NEW YORK YANKEES-SIgned Wayne infractions committee will seek to have Tarkanian Detroit 4 11 0 .267 210 292 Lottie KuezynskI 170180493, Eleanor Arena. Cheney Tech (0-1) will be at GrassoTech at LA . Clippers 7 14 .333 8'/i Tolleson, shortstop, to a two-veor ( 3 r ^ Bay 3 12 0 .200 214 298 Tuesday's Game Berggren 192-485, Margaret Edwards suspended or removed as a coach, but alsawon’t let Virginia Tech at Georgetown noon. Pridey's Oames Socromento 5 14 343 91^ contract. 177, Ca rolyn W ilson 182, Cell R ay 450, Friday's Oames S E A T T L E M A R IN ER S — Sent Bruce U N L V get off without any penalties. V-San Frandsc 10 5 0 .667 353 256 Wednesday's Game Donna LaPoInte 469. Elsewhere, the Manchester Community College Late Oome Not Included Western Michigan at Syracuse Los Angeles 6. Detrolt4 ndds, outfielder, to Colgorv of the Pacific L.A. Rams 9 6 0 .600 369 277 men’s basketball team (4-5) will host Northern Coloory at Vancouver, (n) Phllodelphlo 114, New Jersey 106 Coost League. New Orleans 9 6 0 .600 302 274 Dallas 107, C3tarlotfe 98 Notional League Atlanta 5 10 0 .333 235 305 Big East result U.8. Mixed Essex CC today at 1:30 p.m. at East Catholic High Yanks sign Tolleson x-clinched division title _ Saturday's Oames Atlanta 115, Milwaukee 112 W ySTON ASTROS-Agreed to terms Helen Moselsky 485, Dave Fenn School. IXiebec at Boston, 1:35 p.m. B ^o n 110, L.A. Lakers 96 with Jim Clancy, pitcher, on a three-veor v-clinched playoff berth Saturday, Dec. 17 Baton Hall 7B. Fordham 64 203-583, Charlie Moselsky 200, Fred New Jersey at New York Islonders, Indiana at Chicago, (n) contract. Re-signed Alan Ashby, catcher, to N E W YORK (A P ) - Shortstop Wayne Tolleson. KozIckI 201, VIn U rba n 207-220-607, 7:05 p.m. Portland at phoenix, (n) Washington at Cincinnati, 12:30 p.m. a one-year contract. Announced that Donna Holbrook 212, Shello Cappalla NBA Issues fines Detroit at PIttsburgn. 7:35 p.m. Denver at L.A. Clippers, (n) Craig Reynolds, shortstop, has agreed to who became a free agent after the 1988 season, most New England at Denver, 4 p.m. Sundoy, Dec. 18 SETON HALL (78) 193-180550, LIndo Skoglund 488, Rich Edmonton at Hartford, 7:35 p.m Sofurday's Oames arbitration. Acoulred Ed Vosberg, pitcher, of which he spent on the disabled list, signed a Holbrook 235-585, K im M cCaffre y 200, Winnipeg at Washington. 7:35 p.m. WOBhlnglon ot New York, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Walker 6-11 5-5 17, (tace 6-14 00 16, NEW YORK (AP) — Joe Kleine of the f r ^ t h e Son Diego Padresfor Dan Walters, two-year contract worth $835,000 to stay with the Romos 2-4 7-7 6, 66orton 4-11 2-3 11, Dale Pecker 184-192-533, Linda C ro m ­ New York Rangers ot Ahontreal, 8:05 Utah at Phllodelphlo, 7:30 p.m catcher,andassIgnedVosbergtoTucson of Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Sacramento Kings was fined $1,500 and Greg p.m. New York Yankees. Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Greene 7-11 3-5 22, Wlglngton 01 1-2 1, well 186-502, Doreen LaChopelle 201-523, Dollos at M IomI, 7:30 p.m. the PocIfIc Coast League. Agreed to John KozIckI 220560, Bob Kilpatrick Philadelphia ot Toronto, 8:05 p.m Atlanta at Cleveland, 7:30 p m . terms with Dave Johnson and Mitch Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Volcv 1-2O0Z Cooper 1-51-23, AventOOOOO, Anderson of the San Antonio Spurs was assessed Tolleson will receive $410,000 in 1989 and $425,000 Miami at Plttsburoh, 1 p.m. Kotslkls 00 OO 0. Totals 27-59 14-19 78. 214, Suzanne Feltm ann 170481, Sue Hale $1,000 by the NBA Friday for fighting in Tuesday Chlcooo ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Charlotte ot Detroit, 7:30 p.m Johnson, pitchers, ond osslgnedthmto FORDHAM (64) 190505. LOS Anodes at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. New Jersey av Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Tucson. in 1990. He made $410,000 in 1988. New York Giants at New York Jets, 1 p.m. night’s game in Sacramento. Golden Stote at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Tolleson was slowed by arthroscopic surgery on _ Sunday's Oames The two scuffled late in the third period of a game Chicago at Milwaukee. 9 p.m. Traded Mllt Thompson, outfielder, to Boston ot Quebec, 2:05 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Denver, 9:30 p.m. the St. Louis Cardinals for Steve Lake, his right shoulder and a pulled left hamstring this the Kings won 108-89. Winnipeg ot Philadelphia. 7:05 p.m ^c ra m e n to at Seattle, 10 p.m. cotcher, ond Curt Ford, outfielder. year and played in only 21 games for the Yankees, New Jersey ot Chicago. 8:35 p m Phoenix at Porflond, 10:30 p.m hitting .254. Sunday's Oames PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Sent Rick Phillies get Lake, Ford New York at Boston. 7:30 p.m. Reed and Scott AAedvIn.pItchers.outrlghtto L.A. Lokers at Washington, 7:30 0 m Buffolo of the American Association. Son Antonio at Houston, 9:30 p.m, .„SAN DIEGO PADRES— Assigned Don Rhody names Boston AD PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia NHL m ult Walters, catcher, to WIchIto of the Texas Phillies acquired backup catcher Steve Lake and League. NBA muKs New Yorg-Peimtvtvanla League SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (AP) - The Univer­ outfielder Curt Ford from the St. Louis Cardinals Kings 6. Red Wings 4 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MINOR sity of Rhodelsland today named McKinley Boston Friday for outfielder Milt Thompson. LEAGUES— Approved the addition ot franchises In Watertown. N. Y. .and NIogoro as its athletic director. “ Lake gives us the right-hand hitting catcher I LOS Anodes 0 2 4 -6 G e n t l ^ Mivaricks 107. Hornets 98 Falls, N.Y. Boston, a former New York Giants’ football O was looking for.” said Phillies general manager Lee D*h-dt 1 1 2— 4 First Period— 1, Detroit, AAocLeon 18 BASKETBALL player and athletic director at Kean College in Thomas. DALLAS (107) Notional Basketball Association (Z o m b o , Y ze rm a n ). 14:05. Penalties— CHARLOTTE HORNETS-Placed Rex Union. N.J.. will assume his responsibilities Jan. 18. Gallant, Del, mlnor-misconduct (un­ Aguirre 7-18 10-11 24, Perkins 7-15 78 21, Dpnoldson 2-7 1-2 5, Harper 610 66 14, Chapman, guard, on the Inlured:-list. Athletic Director John Chuckran announced his sportsmanlike conduct), 1:53; Murphy, Activoted Dell Currv, guard, from the Det (hlgh-stlcklne). 5:26; Watters, LA Blockmon 613 3-3 15, Oovis 36 08 7, Inlured list. retirement 10 months ago. (ro iling ), 7:55; King, Det (roughing), ^hrem pf67018, Tarolev6103-713,TvlerOO Television and Radio 7:55; Baumgortner, L A (tripping), 8:43; OOO. To lo ls 38-863038107. CHARLOTTE (98) GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-SIgned Toylor, LA (sloshing), 14:54. Steve Alford, guard, to o one-veor contract. Car Wash Second Period— 2, Los Angeles, Tonelll 11 Trlpucka 1017 1-4 21, Rambis 612 1-2 9, Wings’ Kllma pleads guilty Hoooen671-29, Holton 7-152-216, Reld9-232-2 344 Broad ST Manchester 646-6846 (KrushdnvskI, McSorlev), 1:27. 3, Los MILWAUKEE BUCKS— Placed Anodes, Taylor 14 (Robitollle. Laldlaw), 20, C u rrv2-5004, Green6101-110,Curdon1-3 Mork Dovls.guard.an waivers. Activated ROYAL OAK. Mich. (AP) — Detroit Red Wings TODAY Gollont 17 (Norwood), ^7 ’-77, LewlsOI O00.Totols 461009-1598. Jeff Graver, guard, from the Inlured list. forward Petr Klima pleaded guilty Friday to 12:30 p.m. — Redskins at Bengals. Channel 3 18:26 (p p). Penoltles— KrushdnyskI, LA (crosschecking), 4:20; Baumgartner, LA, P9«q« .. 25 29 29 24-107 operating under the influence of alcohol and leaving We’ll Clean Your Car arud j SACRAMENTO KINGS— Waived Mi­ Inside Out!!! liSPp.m. — Nordiques at Bruins, N ESN m lnor-molor (roughing, fighting), 6:56; Chortette 26 18 18 24— 98 OPoInt goals— Davis, Green. Fouled chael Jackson, guard. the scene of an Oct. 9 accident outside a Royal Oak s 2 p ^ , — Golf: Mazda Championships. Channel 8 King, Det, molor (fighting), 6:56; WASHINGTON BULLETS— Norwood, Det (holding), 9:04; Gretzky, put-^one. Rdxwnds— Dollos 58 (Perkins bar. 3 p.in. — Soccer: NCAA Division I final, (taped), * (Rambis 21). A sslsts- Activated Harvey Grant, forward, from the i * • • LA (unsportsmanlike conduct), 9:17; Inlured list. Released Dominic Pressley, It was Klima’s second drunken driving conviction e e oTwo Ways To Save Howard vs. Indiana. ESPN Tondll,LA (roughing). 14:48; Duchesne, Dallas)7(Harper7),Charlotte26(Holton9) . guord. Total fouls— Dollos 16. Charlotte 28. since he defected to the United States from 3:45 p.m. — College basketball: DePaul at 1 ^ (roughing), 14;48; McSorley, LA, FOOTBALL doublemlnor (roughing), 14:48; Delorme, Tachnlcals^Hottonr RomblS/ Donold* Czechoslovakia in August 1985. Georgetown, Channel 3 (foughing), 14:48; MocUon, Det son.A->23,3n. Notleiial PeotboH League GREEN BAY PACKERS— Activofed Lo- Klima, 24, faces up to 90 days in jail, $500 in fines 4 p.m. — College basketball: UCLA at North row ing), 14:48; Gallant. Det (rough- vdle Thomas, running back, from Inlured Carolina. Channel 8 Boumoortner, LA, mlscon- reserve. Placed G a ry Richard, defensive and loss of his driver’s license for two years. Save $3.00 Save $25.00 Allison. LA (Interference), end, on Inlured reserve. Sentencing was scheduled for Feb. 3. Sutherland 4 p.m. — Patriots at Broncos. Channel 30. W POP 17:23; Los Anodes bench, served by LOS ANGELES RAMS— Waived Mike 5 p.m. — Golf: Kirin Cup. ESPN directly to penalty 7Bsrs114.Nets10B Gumon, fullbock. said. He remains free on $200 bond. Winter ^ x ), 17:23; Zombo, Det, miscondud, Full Service Carwash 17:23; MIAMI DOLPHINS—Placed Eric 7:30 p.m. — Oilers at Whalers. SportsChannel, Kumerow. defensive end, en Inlured r6 WTIC Burr, Det (roughing), 17:23. PHILADELPHIA (114) serve. Signed To n y Burse, fullback. Broncos seek Taylor Detailing Special T 1 ^ Period— 5, Los Anodes, Watters 1 Barklev 611 68 15, Coleman 65 08 8, & 8 p.m. — College basketball: Loyola-Marymount (Gretzky, Healy), 4:25, 6. Detroit, Zombo 1 Onlnskl 019 7-7 23, Cheeks 9-12 1-1 19, •SImonIz® Orbital at Oklahoma. ESPN (Yzerman, Gallant), 9:31 (pp). 7, Los Howkins 612 2-2 16, Anderson 015 34 19, D E N V E R (A P ) — Count the Denver Broncos as Angeles, NIcholls 35 (Duchesne), 11:10. 8, 8 p.m. — Rangers at Canadians. Channel 9 Brooks 1-1083, W d p 24084, Henderson 36 among those teams that will at least inquire about a Interior Cleaning Polish Wax Los Anodes, Allison 8 (Carpenter, 08 7. Totals 4585 19-22 114. possible trade for New York Giants All-Pro 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: Oral Roberts at Gretzky), 11:53. 9, Detroit, Yzerman 30 NEW JERSEY (186) (A Teflor)® fortified polish) Colorado State N ESN (O'Conndl), 19:18. 10, Los Anodes, Hinson 014 3-3 21, B WIIIIoms 58 5-5 15, linebacker Lawrence Taylor. Gretzky 25, 19:99 (en). Penalties— ^Toylor, Carroll 7-14 08 14, Conner 5-9 22 12, A New York newspaper reported Thursday that $5.95 •Detailed Iriterlor Cleaning L A (crosschecking), 2:57; Kllma, D d Hopson 6122213, Morrls26 SUNDAY (Interference), 3:14; Allison, LA (Inter­ A 7-121-215, Lee 18 22 4. Totals .62(ISOOti Mn.)® Taylor would ask to be traded and wants to play ference), 7:44. w4*W 1^18 106. (Regularly $8.95) « u 6 ^ fo cftmgti outside the New York area. The Giants, ho.'.vever, 1 p.m. — Giants at Jets. Channel 3. W KHT Shots on goal— Los Angdes 7-7-12— 26 Phltoddohla 32 27 29 26-114 $49.00 Detroit 13-13-17— 43. have denied any intention of trading Taylor. 1 p.m. — Oilers at Browns. Channel 30 NdeJSfsey 29 22 28 17— 106 MaRciMstBr • 645-8393 Valid Monday Dgcambgr 19lh thru Power-ploy Opportunities-Los An­ 3Polnt pools— Hawkins 2, Barklev, " I think you always have to talk to somebody (A $74.00 VahM) 2 p.m. — Golf: Mazda Championships. Channel 8 geles 0 of 4; Detroit 2 of 8. 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A— 1Z997. 14 YEARS OF QUAUTY SERVICE the season is over.” Bolton falls "J f s Celtics In hoop debut From page 48

Boston, 11-11, won its second straight and its first H.S. Roundup in five regular-season games against Los Angeles. Ainge had 25 points, including a layup set up by BOLTON — The shots wouldn’t fall in the fourth Lewis’ steal, and a 3-pointer, both in the 11-2 run. quarter as Bolton High saw a comeback bid derail Lewis added 22 and Robert Parish 19, including and fell to Bacon Academy, 57-40, Friday night in eight in the fourth quarter. the Charter Oak Conference boys’ basketball Magic Johnson scored 31 for the Lakers and A.C. opener for both schools. ! Green 14. The Bulldogs, who trailed 31-21 at the half, Before the game, the Lakers’ last of the regular trimmed the lead to 43-35 after three periods. But season in Boston, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was Bacon was able to extend its lead for the honored in a 10-minute ceremony. It was the eighth opening-night victory. “ The shots wouldn’t fall (in stop in his farewell tour of NBA cities. He scored 10 the fourth quarter),’’ Bolton Coach Craig Phillips points, including the opening basket, in his 1,500th said. NBA game. Bolton bolted out to a quick 8-0 lead before the The game was tied at 26 after one quarter, but the visiting Bobcats went on an 18-2 tear that enabled to Celtics led 59-45 at halftime. The Lakers, who began lead after one period (14-10) and the half. “ That 18-2 the game with a league-leading 50.5 field goal stretch killed us," Phillips said. percentage, made just 13 field goals and 28.3 percent Derrek Jerman had 22 points, including a pair of of their shots in the first half. 3-pointers, to pace all scorers for Bacon. “ He’s a Los Angeles outscored Boston 20-10 in the first real smooth player,” Phillips complimented. eight minutes of the third quarter to cut the lead to Judd Potter chipped in 13 markers for the 69-65 as Abdul-Jabbar ha(i six points and James winners. Drew Pinto and Mike Deranleau were in Worthy five. double digits for Bolton with 11 and 10 markers, ’The Celtics got the next six points, th^ first four by fk respectively. Lewis, and led 79-72 going into the fourth quarter. Bolton’s next outing is ’Tuesday at Coventry High. The Lakers made 52.3 percent of their third-quarter BACON ACADBMY (57) — Derrek Jerman 10 0-1 22, Jeff shots. Sovlfskv 0 2-2 2, Judd Potter 5 3-013, Sooe Reinholtz 4 0 0 8, Gory Lallberte 1002, BUI Cameron 1002, Jason Greene20-1 Rsgintlil PInlotMaiiehMicr Hamid 76ere 114, Nets 106 4, Ken Garr 0 0-0 0, M ike Cone 2 OO 4, Mike Ollvera 0 OO 0. Totals 25 5-15 57. INDIAN STARTER — Calvin Meggett off the season Monday night at Ciarke EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP) — Charles BOLTON (40) — Drew Pinto 50011, Mike Deranleau 401 Barkley capped a 17-point run spanning the third 10, Crale Winslow 3 0 0 6 , Mike Hough 21-4 5, Frank Tonoll 2 will be in the starting lineup for Arena against Wiibur Cross High of New 0-04, David Boles 10-02, Zac MorfardOOOO, Rob Palmer02-2 and fourth quarters with a dunk and 3-pointer 2, John HooroOOOO, M ark YovInskvOOOO, Justin HermonnO Manchester High when the Indians tap Haven. Friday night as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the New 0-00. Totals 17 3-740. 3-polnt field goals; Bolton- Deranleau 2, Pinto; Bocon- Jersey Nets 114-106, snapping a four-game losing Jermon 2. streak. Halftime; 31-21 Bacon Philadelphia, which won for the third time in 10, Matchup with Wilbur Cross road games, trailed 89-83 with 1:20 left in the third Boys Swimming quarter. The 76ers got going Mike Gminski, a EC loses opener formet Nets player, made a 15-foot jumper and Maurice Cheeks drove the lane for a three-point HADDAM — Despite two school-record setting a step forward for MHS play, pulling them to 89-88 at the end of the quarter. performances by freshman Neal Freemer, the East Cheeks put the 76ers ahead by a point with a Catholic High boys’ swimming team dropped its 15-footer at the start of the fourth quarter and Bv Jim Tierney Division championship and Williamson averaged over 30 ’88-89 opener Friday afternoon. 89-81, to host Philadelhia went on to score the next 10 points. Manchester Herald earned a state Class L L semifinal points a game. Haddam-Killingworth. Ron Anderson made a 17-foot jumper, reserve RtgtnNd Plnto7l4«ncliMt*r Harald berth for the first time in over “ We should have a good idea of Freem er won the 200-yard freestyle with a time of guard Scott Brooks added a 3-pointer, and then For the first time during the three decades, fourth-year Indian where we’re going to go,” Kinel SOARING — Cheney Tech’s Troy Beavers’ gym. Maxfield totaled four 1:58.42 and the 500 freestyle with a school-recxird Barkley capped the rally with five straight points. regular season in school history, Coach Frank Kinel knew it was said, referring to the outcoihe of Maxfield heads for the hoop after clocking of 5:22.61. Sophomore Mike Jasion won the The closest New Jersey got the rest of the way was points. Cheney won the season opener, the Manchester High boys’ bas­ time for his program to take a the Cross encounter. “ I think diving with a total of 152 points for the Eagles while six points. eluding East Hampton defender Jason 62-45. ketball team will meet perennial m ajor step up, evidenced by the we’re going to have a good year Matt Martin won the 100 backstroke and 100 fly. Barkley, who was averaging 28.1 points per game, Moyer in their game Friday night at the state powerhouse Wilbur Cross of scheduling of Wilbur Cross. whether we win or lose. Our goal East’s next meet is Tuesday at 4 p.m. at finished with 15 points and 13 rebounds. He was just New Haven in its opener Monday “ People that find out we’re is to win and they (his players) Middletown High. 2-fqrr9 in the first ttu;;p«; quarters. night at 7; 30 at Clarke Arena. playing Wilbur Cross are kind of feel it’s aff bnportunity td hi^Ve Rgsutts; Giplnski scored 23,^points for the 76ers while The two schools have met only intimidated by that,” Kinel said. themselves 4o the entire staW.’’‘ 200 medley relay; 1. H-K 1;55.18. Anderson and Cheeks each had 19. Kings trim the Red Wings 1:51.42(school record),2. Beam twice, both in state tournament “ I think the only ones who won’t Seniors Jason Goddard,'Ciify (H K ), 3. Athanos (H K ). Roy NUnson scored 21 for New Jersey. John play, with the Governors taking be (intimidated) are our players. Goldston and Calvin Meggett will Bagley and Buck Williams had 15 each. DETROIT (AP) — Bemie rebound of Bob Carpenter’ s shot. (E?) '■ *■'** * **' *■ Nett both games in 1957 and 1967. The biggest effect (from last lead the Indians in ttis rare Kings’ defenseman Tim Wat­ Wilbur Cross is the most Nicholls and Mike Allison scored The Red Wings, who pulled ters snapped a 2-2 tie with his first lEC)*^**' ’ *'*"'' ** * ' *■ year’s success) is they have more encounter. successful boys’ high school Mavericks 107, Hornets 98 43 seconds apart in the third Hanlon with 1; 31 to play, pulled to goal in two seasons at 4; 25 of the (H*K?'"*' ’ ■ 152points, Z Meons (H K ), 3. Horris confidence that they can play basketball program in Connecti­ with anybody in the state.” “No. I youhavetowinandNo.2 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Mark Aguirre scored period to lift the Los Angeles within 5-4 on Steve Yzerm an’s third period, but Detroit’s Rick (gl0»"v: 1. Mortin (EC) 1:01.46, Z Kelly (HK), 3. Steve Abele cut and has won nine state Wilbur Cross finished last sea­ you have to play some good 10 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter and Sam Kings to a 6-4 victory over the 30th goal of the season with 42 Zombo scored his first goal of the s Detroit Red Wings Friday night. lOp tree: 1 Beam (H K ) :57.40, 2. Glynn (H K ), 3. Rick championships. Cross Coach Bob son 14-7 and was ousted from the people,” Kinel explained. “Our Perkins had 21 points and 14 rebounds Friday night seconds remaining. But Wayne season on a power play at 9; 31 to Carlson (EC). Saulsbury, beginning his 23rd LL tourney in the quarterfinals goal is to make this program a top as the Dallas Mavericks beat the Charlotte Hornets The Red Wings outshot the Gretzky scored his 25th goal into tie the game for the third time. . 2 ® <^C) 5:22.61 (school record), 2. program in the area.” Kings 43-26 but Glen Healy, the the empty net with one second Athanos (H ), 3. Mike Carter (EC). year, has an amazing career by Bulkeley High of Hartford, 107-98. Detroit’s Paul MacLean scored winningest goaltender in the NHL remaining to seal the victory. (E O ^ C '* * (H K ), 3. Brad Boio mark of 428-100. 80-77. Gone from that team is Kinel and his troops will be Rolando Blackman scored 15 points for the the only goal of the first period, with a 16-8-0 record, was superb. The Kings, who snapped a knocking in the rebound of breost: 1. Corrow (HK) 1;0V.33, Z Nett (EC), 3. Carlson After Manchester’s magnifi­ leading scorer Maurice William­ taking a very important step in Mavericks. Derek Harper 14 and Roy Tarpley 13 The score was tied at 3 when three-game Detroit winning cent 20-4 season a year ago in son, son of former NBA star John that direction against Wilbur with 10 rebounds. James Donaldson had 10 . Zombo’s shot from the right . ’• IVItole, Cartier, Abele, Freemer) Nicholls took the puck the length streak, are 6-2-1 in their last nine circle as Healy was falling 4!09.Si . which it shared the CCC East Williamson, who is now at LSU. Cross. rebounds. of the ice and snapped a 10-foot games and 21-11-1 for the season. backwards into the net. Yzerman shot past Glen Hanlon for his 35th ’The Kings’ 2lst win last season 'also assisted on the goal, giving goal at 11; 10. Allison, on his knees didn’t come until the 59th game. him a point in 20 consecutive Clancy m Astro CeSU set to join the ECC Tech to the left of Hanlon, tipped in the Feb. 11. games. From page 48 HOUS’TON (A P ) — Jim Clancy left the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Toronto Blue Jays Friday and agreed to a accept the three institutions. State, will give us a strong East Coast Conference will add three-year contract with the Houston Astros They will replace Bucknell, presence in the Baltimore area.” Seton Hall Is still unbeaten worth $3.45 million. Marist College. Central Connecti­ Lafayette and Lehigh. Those Cheney also took the junior varsity contest, 36-32. The Astros also re-signed catcher Alan cut State University and the three are joining the Colonial Both Central Connecticut and Aaron Granato and Daryl Taylor led the young NEW YORK (API - Gerald his career. Gace had five. Ashby to a one-year contract worth $550,000. University of Maryland- League, which is expanding from Maryland-Baltimore are cur­ Beavers with 10 and eight points, respectively. Greene scored a career-high 22 Seton Hall raced to a 12-0 lead, Daryll Walker had 17 points and Clancy, 11-13 in 1988 with a 4.49 earneid-run Baltimore County during the football to other sports, in 1990. rently in their third seasons as CHENEY TECH (61) — Troy Maxfield 2 0-3 4, Trevon Brooks 2 7-811, Kevin Toolon 00-00, Chris Hawes 30-76, Tony points and No. 17 Seton Hall increased the margin to 35-18 and 11 rebounds and Gace, a two-time S’ average, will get $1.15 million in each of the 1990-91 season. “ Central Connecticut and M a­ Division I independents. Marist Evans 42-510, Terrance Phillip 102-322, Sean Walstedt 25-59, remained undefeated in nine was ahead 39-30 at halftime. Olympian from Australia, scored next three seasons. He can earn an additional "We are very excited to he has been a member of the Daryl Taylor 0 04) 0, Jeff Allen 0 0-0 0, Chris Wlllts 0 0-0 0. rist will give us exposure in the Tofals 23 16-31 62. games, beating Fordham 78-64 16. $25,000 each season for appearing in 30 or more adding these three schools,” ECC Northeast Conference. New England area, which is EAST HAMPTON (45) — Chad Fleming 0 4-4 4, Scoff Fosfer Friday night in college After Fordham scored the first games and another $25,000 for pitching 200 or Commissioner Ernie Casale said 0 0410, Jason Moyer 0 0-1 0, Brian Domlnski 4 5-6 13, Bruce something we’ve never had be­ Delaware, Drexel. Hofstra and Carlson 2 2-4 6, Jim Nolan 0 0-0 0, Granf Cordeiro 7 1-3 16, basketball. basket of the second half, the Joe Patemo scored 24 and Jean more innings. Friday in announcing the vote of fore,” Casale said, “ while Rider are the other schools in the Krisfof Johnson 00-1 0, DovldTexelra22-26, Bill Goff 00-10. Greene, a senior guard, shot Pi rates went on a 19-4 run. Greene Priolaeu 15 for the Rams, 3-3. the conference presidents to Tofals 15 14-22 45. Seton Hall made 10 of 18 UMBC, when paired with Towson ECC. Holffime; 21-20 Cheney Tech 5-for-5 from 3-point range. He had scored seven points, including a 3-polnf field goals; EH-Cordelro. only eight previous 3-pointers in pair of 3-pointers, and Andrew 3-pointers. Fordham was 4-for-9. Monday, Dec. 19, 19J iHaurliPstpr HrraI^ MHS looks forward to date with Cross SPORTS — see page 46 TECH WINS HOOP OPENER

By Jim Tierney Manchester Herald

Entering Friday’s night’s Charter Oak Confer­ ence game with East Hampton, the Cheney Tech boys’ basketball team owned a 19-game losing lli;' streak. After winning its opener last season, the Beavers lost their remaining 19 outings. That unenviable drought came to an end for Cheney in its 1988-89 opener. Cheney 6-7 senior Terrance Phillip tallied 21 of his game-high 22 points after intermission as the homestanding Beavers broke open a tight affair and came way with a 62-45 victory. “ When you lose 19 games the year before, any win is a good one.’’ sixth-year Beaver Coach Aaron Silvia said. Phillip, who was lO-for-17 in the second half mostly from close range, also snared 12 rebounds. The Beavers, who only led by a point (21-20) at half, will host Rocky Hill Tuesday night at 7; 30. It was a typical opening game for both sides with a plethora of turnovers. BRUSHING UP — Bi Grant Cordeiro, who tallied a team-high 16 points ice off his windshiel for the Bellringers, canned two hoops to end the first quarter and gave the visitors their biggest lead of take a break Tuesda' the night at 14-9. East Hampton scored all of its six second-quarter points from the charity stripe while Cheney junior Trevon Brooks .scored six of his 11 points to give the It’S off Beavers a slim 21-20 halftime edge. “ I thought the first half was very, very poor.” WASHINGTON (AP) - ( Silvia explained. “ I thought we gave them too many Bush’s son Neil and I points in the first half with foul shots” Ten of East Prescott join 536 other Am< Hampton’s 20 first-half points came from the foul today in formally electini line. f;; president, fulfilling the quated but surviving cc “ I didn’t really see too much that they were going tional ritual of the E l to be able to do on offense." Silvia continued. “ It was College. just a matter of us getting over that “ first night” ” It was a nice honor, tc thing and getting it to the basket.” cast a vote for my dad. Phillip, who had a mere point at half and sat out Bush, a Denver oilmar most of the second quarter after picking up his third before performing his dut; foul, took matters into his own hands in the second be nice to be a small foot half. Phillip scored six points to key a 10-2 Cheney history.” run and the Beavers led, 31-22, with 5:03 left in the In state capitals aero nsginild Ptnto/MwKhMtar Herald third. nation, designated elector EYES RIM — Cheney Tech’s Terrance meeting to carry out their Cheney led. 39-29, after three quarters. Phillip the Beavers’ gym. Phiilip had 22 points, tutional obligation and cai O-for-3 from the floor in the first half, scored 1.' Phillip keeps his concentration as East 21 in the second half, as Cheney 13 electoral ballots. fourth-quarter points as Cheney blew this one open. Hampton’s David Texeira looks to block prevailed, 62-45. This sets the stage for tt A three-point play by Phillip with 4:09 left gave the his shot in their opener Friday night at ceremony in a joint sesi Beavers a 50-36 lead. With 2:40 to go. a Phillip layup Congress on Jan. 4, whe pushed the lead to 57-39. President Bush, as presii “He (Phillip) was real tight,” Silvia explained. the Senate, will open the “ He made the adjustment and went inside and got Celtics trip up Los Angeles and announce the results some rebounds. He did some good work around the basket.” formally declare himse BOSTON (AP) — Reggie Lewis with 2:26 to go. but came no president-elect. Sophomore Tony Evans also hit double figures for scored 10 points in the fourth closer. The ritual is something Cheney with 10. Junior Chris Hawes collected seven quarter and Danny Ainge added NBA Roundup rebounds to go with his six points. “ He (Hawes) nine as the Boston Celtics sur­ Los Angeles, which lost to New keeps the ball alive,” Silvia said. vived Los Angeles’ second-half Jersey Wednesday night, comeback Friday night and beat final six minutes. dropped consecutive games for Ted’s Injur] Brian Dominski added 13 for East Hampton. the Lakers 110-96, A jumper by Lewis began a the first time this season and has "I have to be happy.” Silvia said. “ The second The Celtics, whose 59-43 lead two-minute, 11-2 spurt that gave lost three of its last four. Its 16-6 hurts hollda] half, we'll remember.” record is still the NBA’s best. late in the first half dropped to Boston a 101-86 lead with 3:58 left. Editor's note: This is 69-65 in the third quarterand 90-84 Los Angeles got the next six sixth in a series of vignt See TEC H , page 47 in the fourth, took control in the points, making the score 101-92 See CELTICS, page 47 on people in the Manche area who need assists during the holiday sea The vignettes are prov LL- by the Manchester y Conference of Churche;

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