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Buy Now Whilo Soleetlon l» OoodI GOODYEAR TOWN FAIR DISCOUNTS ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF BRAND NAME SNOW TIRES FOR LESS As 1986 began, with unemploy­ r - 8 0 - •nr ALL-SEASON . FINE QUALITY IMPORTED TIRES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI ment steady at 6.7 percent from * FIRESTONE Town ft Country -k DUNLOP SP STEEL Ilin O VECTOR • BRIDGESTONE • CUNTINENTAL • DUNLOP i November through January, Rea­ Better Quality ^ ★ M COODYELRUUUVItHIL SuburbaniteJUUUIBOIIlie *w MICHELIN XM ft S Radial W.W. •PIRELLI 'MICHELIN • GISLAVED gan administration officials had RAPUl 155/80R13 . -7 5 - h k ARMSTRONG Norseman k 185/80R13. .*S9 • YOKOHAMA • SEMPERIT • GOODYEAR STEEL BELTED plus many others to choose 175/75R14. *99 165/60R13 . predicted joblessness for the year IMPORT 1BS/7SR14. .••7 175/80R13 . Better Quality MICHELIN IMPORTS would average 6.8 percent, com­ 195/75R14. .rMS 185/70R14 . ported Sports Car 1899H18.... 17UBai4... ..•94 pared with 7.2 percent for 1985. 205/75R14. .*72 185/75R14 . STEEL E lELTED RADIALS 14961119...... •99 1tUM l4... ..•99 SNOW 205/75R15, .*77 195/7SR14 . IMPORTS 19991119...... •44 iTim n u .. ..•94 But the rate has dropped below 7 215/75R15, .»77 ALISEOSON 188H12.... , . . , m 178R14...... m 225/7SR15 *79 205/75R15 . 1« 8fl19...... •49 iHmMin.. ..•99 percent in only three months; 1 5 5 R 1 2 .. 146^13-. 179^0H11...*M 1999H14...... •91 letmiRM.. ..•99 235/7SR15. .*87 215/75R15 . . . . . m inmt..... m 193619.... 19e/70H13.-MI ------n r m T B V January, July and August. 1 4 5 R 1 3 .. 225/75R15 . 198H13...... •99 199/79H14....«49 ^ ^ 1 iMItl..... «M 165/70HR36S A stagnant labor force, which had k¥tf 1MR18..... m ....•99 196/70R14....^49 198H19-- 1 5 5 R 1 3 .. OR WE PAY THE TOW!* 1MR1I..... m 1B0/6SHR390 PT- inni4..... *«r ECONOMY RADIAL 190/65HR390 kept the jobless rolls down over the 1 6 5 R 1 3 .. 1MR14..... •«• Major Quality Thmvsmdn mmd L_u_ irvnRit.. ■•«• SPORTS TIRES summer, began rising again in M75/70R13..»54 BIAS SNOW Thomsandt ml X A 4 y u i«/?emt....*«7 lauaiz...... •37 iiaai4...... •4t YOKOHAMA October, That trend continued in iNmi4.. m 1UOT13...... •*§ 17S/7EM1&...<*7 185/70R13..*59 WHITEWALLS UMmdv«rtifo4 ALL-WEATHER RADIAL t r n n m u .. m 1M1B..— November. *-6 0 -* ituhis...... m iM/7aai3...*« ... I 1 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 5 4 lesrioRis.. SNOW SPECIALS TRACTION WHITEWALLS luaais...... •** its/7(»i4.... •4S iTvmmt.... The Labor Department said that OJFMAMJ JASON 1 8 5 R 1 4 ...... * 5 7 188/7Sni4.. WHITEWALL Low Prices! 178614...... •97 the economy created 131,000 jobs 8 5 * 86 ieV78R14. IN STOCK 1IMIW1I...... «M iM7r»m4- •'5/70R14 . .*64 m m m t s ...... „ . m iTMaeii... last month, according to a house­ 20V7ani4. ,.•47 1TMMM8 WMetn... Qnlincnifkl mnmm*,. AP photo AT A U TIMES! ...... iMmeii... hold survey, but that the pool of Nov.'85 (3ct.'85 Nov.'86 ' ’ 0 R 1 4 . .* 6 6 21S/7W14. 1MMI1I...... Wl mnaiH... 21S/7W1B. PIho, Gat All ml Hm iwriRf4-...... m 1MR1B...... people competing for those jobs 1 16!>R-.5...... * 5 2 mmmu...... inrafH4.... I I 1 K I . I . I 22Sm R15. TOWN PAIR TIRE mtfmn...... Mr IMRft...... The whale was later transported to a nearby pond, where grew by 172,000. 6.7 7.0 236/7SniS...... m 17W14...... lM7rMW14.... iM/rwint.-. Volunteer worker Liza Deacon of Rehoboth, Mass., holds TREE SERVICES! ------III- 1MR14...... MVrOMWIA- The number of unemployed n ii... a wet blanket on a pilot whale that beached itself on First rescue workers hope-It will recover enough to be det a Great Deal Now on Pre-Season 1TI7MW19... Americans rose by 41,000 to SNOW TIRES ARRIVING DAIL Y Encounter Beach In Eastham, Maas., Thursday morning. returned to the open sea. IM ND NAME TIRES AT OFF-IRAND 8,283,000. Buy Early and Save! Be Winter Ready! A sepi.rate business payroll sur­ expands In November due to Pre*Season Better Quality STEEL BELTED vey Indicated larger employment pre-Christmas hiring, grew at a SAVINGS GOODYEAR growth last month, 250,000, almost somewhat slower pace than is RADIAL SNOW TIRES ALL- all of it in the service sectors. typical.” CUSTOM POIVSTIEI RFTREADS 155/80R13. ... * 205/75R14. . {CoRoovaii) SEASON 'tllfic______, ______Volunteers plead for whales’ lives Job growth in services has Figures from the payroll survey RADIAL W.W. showed that employment in general 5 “GUARANTEED” 165/80R13.... * 215/75R14.., ULTRA-HIGH PERFORM ANtrRAIIlAlS accounted for all of the 2.4 million 185/80R13...... ‘ 56 merchandise stores rose by 103,000 175/80R13.. 205/75R15... STEEL BELTED RADIAL W.W. ,om Of m ufteist siufitotis or uinM-mcH nttrottmuHci nus tu t or m musiiiigni job expansion over the last 12 A/B78X13 . .*25.88 175/75R14...... >56 GOODYEAR EAGLE GT By Mitchell Zuckoff About 50 pilot whales beached some of the animals to death. “Let’s give her a chance.” months. to 2.49 million In November. After C/D78k14 . •26.00 185/80R13.. 215/75R15.. 1B8/80R13.. 208/7SR14.. 195/75R14...... «6 4 | ■ 32.66 2 0 5/7 5R 15...... *68| 185/70R13. the vicinity of First Encounter preparing to kill Bianca before dead whales today to search for Ritiit^d White Letters 1B5/70R14. 1BS/70VR13...... *109 the new November jobs were in such employment was recorded as Bll G78x14 . *34.88 195/75R14.. 235/75R15... 178/80ni3.. 30e/73R1S.. 205/75R14...... *681 205/60VR13...... *129 •U 175/70R13 195/70R14. E A S TH A M , Mass. — Volunteers Beach here. They averaged 15 feet rescuers managed to get it off the clues to why they swam onto the business and health services. having fallen by 35,000 jobs. H78x14 ...... *37.88 ia srso n i3 . 218/7miS.. 215/75R15...... * 7 2 l 1BS/70R13 195/60R14 19S/60VR14...... *144 'Details in stores. 20S/70R14 19S/70VR14...... •119 in length and weighed up to 2 tons. beach. beach. Some economists had predicted G78x15 ...... *35.88 18Sr78R14.. 22S/73R1S.. 225/75R15...... * 7 5 l 195/70R13 20S/70VR14...... *124 who helped rescue about 25 beached Today’s report said that retail H778x15 . *36.68 198/75R14.. •47 23Sr7BR18.. •37 195/60R13 20S/60R14 215/60VR14...... *149 "The veterinarian from the New Researchers have tried for years T t r e e f o n e TOWN A COUNTRY SNOW 235/75R15...... «7 9 | 30S/70R13 21S/60R14 whales pleaded with veterinarians Rescuers and officials said trade employment, "which usually as much. L78x15 *39.88 185/70R14 225/70R15 185/70VR1S...... *119 England Aquarium had made a to learn why pods of whales strand 1 5 5 /80R 13 105/75R14I 215/75R15 19S/70R14 21S/6SR15 205/60VR1S...... *199 not to kill other stranded animals, Thursday about 22 had died or been 20S/70R14 24S/60R1S. 23S/60VR15...... *179 but officials said the lethal injec­ put to death and about 25 had determination to kill her,” she s^id. themselves in this area during their < 5 2 21S/70R14 2S5/60R15 GOODYEAR ST <65 I *77 21S/60R14 tions ended the whales' misery. returned to sea. Tw o whales were "In the interim, we pulled her out to annual southern migration. 22S/70R14 Ralpect Wfitte LetKorm 24S/60R14 YOKOHAMA 21S/70R14 •67 One whale was launched back being cared for in a small body of a deeper channel.” In October 1984. 94 whales died 21S/70R1S 22S/70R15 •62 18S/60HR13...... *89 235/60R14 Dr. Joseph Geraci, of Ontario here and were buried in a mass Fire marshals wary 225/70R15 •92 into the water Thursday by res­ water called Salt Pond and two 205/60HR13...... *99 245/60R1S •69: 235/70R1S 185/60HR14...... *99 cuers who slipped a tarpaulin under others had been taken to the New Veterinary College in Canada and a grave bulldozed into the sand. 195/60HR14...... *99 PIRELLI P-6 20S/60HR14...... *109 Its 15-foot body as veterinarians England Aquarium In Boston. research veterinarian for the New Robert Prescott, director of the 20S.60HR13 . 225/60HR14...... *119 IBS 60HR14 19S/60HR15...... *99 prepared to administer the The status of two other whales, England Aquarium, said the injec­ Massachusetts Audubon Wellfleet 19S60HR14 20S/60HR1S...... *109 of taking tank task including Bianca, was unknown, tions were the "most humane Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, said a pod 1st Quality 22S60HR14 215/60VR1S...... *139 injection. Better Quality RADIAL SNOW 19S.60HR1S 20S/5SVR16...... *199 said Andrea Conley, a aquarium solution” for the beached whales, of 100 whales had been living in ECONOMY SNOW 205 60HR15 225/50VR16...... i •206 “It was a happy ending,” volun­ RETREADS (CORDOVRli) OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE AT LOW LOW PRICES teer Marilyn S h m id t said of the spokeswoman. which were suffering under the Cape Cod Bay for the past three to By Andrew Yi)rkovskv tent was to discourage executive BIAS SNOW Backed by Town Fair't RADIAL whale, which rescuers nicknamed The volunteers who had spent crush of their own weight. four months, feeding on squid. He 1st Quality Economy Herald Reparter officers from volunteering the fire W h ite w a lls “IRON CLAD NO-HASSLE" Whitewall I St OuHitty L cnrionty HIGH PERFORMANCE SNOW HR RATED Wednesday night try ing to calm the "We got eye contact from her, we speculated they may have become ALL SEASON Bianca. “She’s swimming around marshals’ services to the D E P 1 5 5 /8 0 x 1 3 ...... * 3 2 GUARANTEE 1SS/80R13...... *3 » DOUBLE BELTED talked to her and she was doing confused while feeding during high DOUBLE BELTED OE’rsit.EJM* SNOW out there right now. We ... watched beached whales and keep them wet The state Department of Envir­ without first consulting them. 1 8 5 /7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 3 8 1S5/BORT3 ...... *2 » 16S/80R13...... *42 RADIAL. W.W. STEEL BELTED YOKOHAMA O K .” Schmidt said of Bianca. winds and heavy rains. 175/80H1 3 ...... 'a s 175/B0R13...... *45 RADIAL W.W. HAOIAL W.W. 1BS/60HR14...... *85 her swim out to the ocean.” were angered at the decision to put 1 9 5 /7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 3 9 18S/60HR13 . 185/60HH14...... *115 onmental Protection hopes local 185/7SR1 4 ...... *36 185/80R13...... *4S 15y80H13...... *33 i86/aoni3...... •13 18S/60HR14 19S/60HR14...... *106 Both Ted Lingard, Eighth Dis­ 195/75R1 4 ...... ‘ 3 9 198/80R13..I 195/60HR14...... *125 225/60HR1 4 ...... *119 fire marshals will lend a hand in 2 0 5 /7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 4 2 185/75R14...... *46 la S / M m ...... rsf 13V33R1S------•33 195/60HR14 215/60HR15...... *139 trict fire marshal, and Town Fire 20S/7SR1 4 ...... *42 195/7SR14...... *49 168/80R13...... •41 20S/60HR14 195/60HR1S...... *109 enforcing regulations concerning 2 1 5 / 7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 4 6 1S8ir80R13...... *39 1T3/33R13------•31 225/60HR14 215/65HR1S...... *129 Chief John Rivosa, who also serves 215/75H1 4 ...... *46 205/75R14...... *52 1U780R13...... « ira/60R13... 195/65HR14...... *105 205/60HR1S...... *119 2 2 5 / 7 5 x 1 4 ...... ‘ 4 9 22S/7SR1 4 ...... •4 * 1B8778R14...... *39 195/60HR1S 21S/60HR15...... *119 the installation of underground fuel 205/75R15...... *S6 1367T8R14...... m 1M/80R13... 20S/60HR1S 105/65HR15...... *109 as fire marshal for his department, 2 1 5 /7 5 x 1 5 ...... * 4 6 205/75R1S ...... *42 215/75R15...... *59 108/78H14...... •BO 166^6H14... 21S/60HR1S 195/65HR15...... *109 tanks, but a group representing 21S/75R1 5 ...... *45 203778R14...... •IT SNOW RADIALS AT Probe of Iran deals keeps growing said they would reserve judgement 2 2 5 / 7 5 x 1 5 ...... * 4 8 225/75R15...... *93 208775R14...... •Bl 218/78H14...... •M 196/79R14.. 205/S5HR16 20&/65HR15...... *119 LOW, LOW PRICES area fire marshals is far from 225/75H1S ...... *4 » 218/7BR14...... •BB 20S/75R14.. 225/50HR16 205/55HR15...... *145 on the D E P ’s plan until examining 2 3 5 / 7 5 x 1 5 ...... * 4 9 23S/75H15 ...... »S 4 235/75R15...... •«S enthusiastic about the idea, which 208773018...... •Bl 21S/78R14.. .•M it more thoroughly. 20V78R15...... •33 a number of sources, including put Weinberger at odds with the they say would add to their already ECONOMY DOUBLE BELTED IMPORT SNOW TIRES 216/78R18...... 218/7BH18...... •W 206/76R16.. W A SH IN G TO N (A P ) - A con­ gua's Contra rebels. 219/75R19...... •« White House, where spokesman "A t this point I haven’t decided — 1 9 5 /7 0 R 1 4 .* 5 9 228/7BR15...... 228/78R16...... •Bl gressional probe of the Iran-Contra Sen. David Durenberger, R- several businesses, Durenberger heavy workload. 1 5 5 R 1 3 ...... * 3 5 1 8 5 /7 0 R 1 3 ...*49 . . 22A^9R15...... «M I ’m not sure what this entails.” 234776R18...... 238/7BR18...... •« scandal is expanding as both the Minn., the committee’s chairman, said. Larry Speakes reiterated Reagan’s Last month, a group representing 1 6 5 R 1 3 ...... * 3 9 1 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 4 7 1 6 5 R 1 5 ...... * 4 2 GRAND PRIX • SUPER SWAMPER Lingard said. BUY NOW SAVE DICK CEPEK FUN COUNTRY GIANT House and Senate move to establish said the committee's list of poten­ "W e’re putting together a lot of belief that the policy goal was fire marshals from 27 area com­ 175/70R13 . . .*45 1 8 5 /70R 14 .. .* 5 4 .-sports Car Ow ners TRACK/OESERT RACER DENMAN GROUND HAWO people and a lot of pieces and a lot of justified. munities wrote to municipal execu­ Noting that fire departments are STEEL BELTED RAISED WHITE LETTER RADIALS Investigative units undone commit­ tial witnesses had been expanded w n C N K U M SNOW WHITEWALLS GATEWAY GUMBO MUDDER documents in order to come to an Some members of Congress were tive officers expressing their oppo­ often called on for environmental n3TMZI3r.32 195/70R13.. ‘ 5 4 245/60R14 . .»7 5 245/60R15.. »79 tee casts a net of subpoenas for a and now included the National RADIAL W.W. more blunt in their criticism. Said problems, Lingard added, "It al­ 175/eORl3 10WMni3...*UO 1N/T0ni4... 2ia/rani4...'oi 155/eoRia •54 215/60R13.. *62 225/70R14 . .‘ 72 235/70R15.. ‘79 RV RADIALS IN STOCK growing list of witnesses and Security Council, except for the answer, which I ’m afraid the sition to the plan, which follows the 175/75R13 ItOTTURU... a3V7Uni3...‘M 165/80R13 [ T i i i i Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del.: " I f the ways seems to fall on their 195/75H14 i707aonii-..'M 205/70R14.. ‘65 235/70R14 . .‘ 79 2S5/70R1S.. «82 950R • 16.5 — 10R • 16.5 — 12R • 16.5 • 10R ■ president and Vice President American public assumes the pres­ adoption of regulations last year to Ac a047rUR14... eOMMM 175/B0R13 CHOOSf fROM ONC or iKf URCEST StOCK documents. 205/7SR15 1U0/a0R13...*7t 225/70R15 . .‘ 72 275/60R1S.. ‘89 president is lying, he’s finished. He shoulders.” 9 ,185/80R13 215/70R14.. ‘69 or RY IIRESINTHENDRIHERSI 11R.15 — 875R.16.5»800R« 16.5 — 12R • The widening investigation is George Bush. ident already knows,” Duren­ protect ground water. Richard M95/75R14 part of the Increasing pressure While he did not name them, that berger said. Is absolutely finished.” Metcalf, secretary of the Capitol Rivosa said his department al­ I20S/75R14 House leaders outlined plans for a 205/75R15 High Periormanie WIDE RAISED WHITE lETTERS LIGHT TRUCK and RV RADIALS being placed on President Reagan list potentially includes CIA Direc­ Weinberger said in an interview Region Fire Marshals Association ready ensures that installation of TIEMPO L21S/75R1S in Brussels, Belgium, that it would special 15-member investigative and a signer of the letter, said i225/75R15 • R AD IAL • QUAtirv^ T R U C K T I R E S LOW PRICED and some of his closest aides by tor William Casey, White House •23S/7SR1S members of Congress and Rea­ C^ief of Staff Donald T. Regan, be "clearly the exception” if the committee that would conduct the Wednesday the organization’s In­ Please turn to page to ALL-SEASON RADIAL ARRIVA 195/70R13.. 23S/60R14 *841 215/65R15 *89 Made by a Worfd-Famoua Manufacturer TRUCK W hitewalls 225/70R14 *821 2S5/70R15 •92 Secretary of State George P, president did not know all essential body’s scrutiny of administration STEEL BELTED 205/60R13- NON SNOW NON SNOW TIFIES gan's own administration. 195/70R14 , 245/60R14 . . . ,*B9 275/60R15.. . .*99 details about something as impor­ actions and hold hearings, most of 155/eOim . $33 205,i75ni5, .180 W h it9 w a ll6 EXCELLENT sia Pit SNOW PRICE SIZE Plf SNOW PRICE The Senate Intelligence Commit­ Shultz, Defense Secretary Caspar 165/80R13...... *86 DIAS T IR IS 205/70R14 . 225/70R15 . . . *82 them in public. Senate leaders igseoRD.tBU 2is/75nis..aa3 SELECTION! 700.14 6 ‘ 79 •84 875.16.5 8 •79 •89 Weinberger and Adm. William J. tant as the arms deal and the 185/70R14...... ••€ |A 7 8 x 1 3 ...... *31 215/70R14.. 235/60R15 . . .*89 tee on Thursday spent more than 18S/65R15...... ••M 700.15 6 >59 •62 950.16.5 6 •89 •96 diversion of cash to Central agreed to a plan for a 13-member 1B5 75ni4 ,$50 225/75ni5 .MS 195/75R14...... *49 IE 7 8 x 14 ...... *39 • BIAS • four hours under tight secrecy Crowe, chairman of the Joint Chiefs I f 78x14 ...... *42 078x15 6 •39 — 10.16.5 8 •95 •99 panel with two non-voting ex-officio TODAY’S HERALD 195 75ni4 ,S55 235/75R15..S70 19S/7SR15...... •▼a I 235/60-14.....*66 275/60-15 .... * 79 quizzing Robert M. Gates, the No. 2 of Staff. America. 205/75R16...... *T7 I q 78x 1 4 ...... *44 1B5/70-13 . H7E.15 6 1 ‘75 •79 12.16.5 8 •99 •109 members. 20S75Rt4 SS9 215/75R15...... *T» I0 7 8 x 1 5 ...... *44 205/70-14 . 225/70-15...... *67 S H O P i official at the Central Intelligence The probe now also encompasses Weinberger said the episode was PRICEBUSTER 8 |H 7 8 x 1 5 ...... *46 215/70-14 . I 235/60-15...... *69 COMPARE BOO If.5 •69^ •79 750-16 A •69 ‘ 79 a long list of documents, and the result of bad advice from Action to formally authorize the IL 7 8 x 1 S ...... *47 Agency, on what he knows about the Clear and cold Hamilton cuts Jobs t r u c k RADIALS — ALL SEASON deal that sent planeloads of arms to committee staff members were Reagan aides who told the presi­ committees Is expected to begin E v e ry Tire l R ^ 8 15 •99 H 7 5 H 1 6 5 .•109 Iran and diverted as much as $30 dispatched around the country dent to seek rapprochement with Jan. 6, when the IMth Congress Clear tonight with a low of 15 to 20. United Technologies Corp.’s Ha­ B a ck e d b y BIAS PLY 2 3 5 '0 5 R 1 6 •109 9 5 0 R 1 6 5 , *119 million of the proceeds to Nicara­ Thursday to subpoena papers from Iranian moderates. The comment convenes. Mostly sunny Saturday with a high milton Standard Division plans to RETREADSTown Fair's V Headc|uarters for STYLE AND PERFORMANCE POLYESTER HF?5oo3nch~ TB B 1S 3B 3 I M I C H a U N of 35 to 40. Details on page 2. reduce its salaried work force of ‘^IRON-CLAD Wh’tpwall WHEELS! GREAT SELECIiON!- All TtRRAIN T/A WRANCIIR XCA 5,100 by 1,000 positions in 1987, the ha NO HASSLE” >. xsx for our low. ion rncis on thcsc ano o m rs m isiii lllTSIIiS 205/75R15 .... ‘ 7 5 company announced. The reduc­ 6 166/80-13.... •!• . AmRICAN RACING • APPIIANCE • BBS • CONCHI 1T\ lonoiiis 'I?b )l lOtlES Guarantee 235/75H15 .... ‘90 Creche display on public land said legal tions will be accomplished through 1SV80.13....‘37 • CAROL SHELBY• CENTERLINE• CRACER • ENREI n 10 Ills 'III 10R15...... ‘ 1 0 0 6 special retirement inducements. 196/73-14.... H ,1 A78x13 C78x 14 • EPSILON ‘ El'GOJV • REYSTONE • NLONLO Story on page 4. '( B78x13 560x15 203/73-14.... >41 MOTORSPORT • SUPERIOR • SUPER LITE • TRU SPOKE ' OUR BEST Firms to withdraw C78x13 D7Bx14 *24.88 213/73-14.... *43 BATTERY For this year, the display will of the display, is not prohibited was decided by the United States 223/73-14.... *43 ■ YIEDS TURBO • YYELO RACING • WESTERN ind Non! The law does not prohibit display Two huge American corpora­ We use special lire equipment lor 60 Mos. Guar. apparently remain on the church under present law,” Cooney said in Supreme Court in 1984. In that case, E78x14. .‘28.88 G78x15 .‘ 33.88 213/78-13.... *41 of a privately-owned nativity scene tions, citing poor economic condi­ alio, and other special wheels. “THE LIVE QNE” lawn, where is it will be the focal his opinion. the court held that a city-owned Index F7B»14, ‘ 31.88 H78x14. .‘ 36.88 223/73-13.... «43 in a public park along with a sign tions and pressure from the anti­ point of a carol sing tonight. But The scene is now owned by the nativity scene displayed in a 238/73-13.... •47 **IT* t 3 WilhEichange ®«coawia«ri... indicating the sponsors of the apartheid movement, joined the 20 pagM, 2 ■•ctiont G78x14 .‘31.88 H78x15. .‘36.88. In order lo help , armed with Cooney’s opinion, the Nativity Scene Committee, which Is private park did not violate any -'ave a display. Town Attorney John Coo­ growing listofU.S. firms withdraw­ advocates of displaying the scene in in the process of incorporating as a First Amendment clause because A d v ic * . Lo tta ty . I'/VI "am IP laifc To Js /k' l‘'S' ney said in an opinion made public ing from South Africa. Honeywell operation ‘ Our non-profit organization. the city had a secular purpose for OWN FAIR TIRE CENT today. the park could well win theyr way B u iln a t t ______18 Obituerlee____10 including the creche in a display. Inc. and Revlon Group Inc., with c o n t a c t OH WHITS The opinion was requested by next Christmas season. The committee has not decided CltMltled _ 18-20 Opinion ■„ 8 whether it will retain permanent almost 500 employees, announced NEIL MELLEN Mayor Barbara Weinberg in con­ Thursday they were pulling out, C o m ic* ______8 People . 2 MANCHESTER 1 EAST HARTFORD V E R N O N = PrBtHidnt "The erection and display of ownership of two new nativity In a later case, a federal court nection with suggestions that a following a pattern set by General Conn«ctlcul — 4 Sports____ 15-17 privately owned nativity scene or scenes bought to replace two held that it was permissible for a 328 Middle Tpke. West 467 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. Kelsey Hayes f a i r t i r e s newly purchased nativity scene for Motors Corp., IB M and dozens of Entertainment 12 Televltlon _ _ 14 \ creche on public property, particu­ destroyed by fire Oct. 17. group of private citizens to display In front of Parkad* Shopping Ctr. 1 Located In the Warehouae Foods Plaza Lacated In the K-Mart Shopping Ctr. AMERICAN AIADE WHEELS ~ the center of town be put up In a nativity scene in a public park, other U.S. companies. Story on Focui - 11 U.S./World _ 8 . 0 AI DISCOUNT PRICES f Strafford. CT 06497 Center Park Instead of on the lawn larly in a public park along with a In his opinion, Cooney cites three because a park Is a public forum. page 5. Locel newt-3, 10 Weather _ _ 2 wHitis ton M05r iorucn ol Center Congregational C3iurch. visible sign Indicating the sponsors federal court cases, one of which 6 4 6 - 8 2 2 7 ! 5 6 9 - 8 7 1 0 8 7 2 - 2 0 6 0 ¥»0l CRUS milMBll ^ 1-800-972-2245 ALL STORES OPEN MON & THURS. ^;30 9 - TuES.. V;ED AND FRI- 8:30 6 • SAT. 8:30 4 Z - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec, 5. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 5. 1986 — » 4-h WEATHER Bids lively Documents explain charges Enfield manager says corruption is everywhere HA Connecticut forecast for unusual Tech 10 JO Stanc |30 — 2 0 . its 88 - 10. West Coastal and East Coastal: Clear tonight Bv George Layng 8IMILARY, SEADER “ never Sion," the affidavit said. 1,000 .1 0 with iows 20 to 25. Mostiy sunny Saturday with auction items Herald Reporter disclosed to the commission his The arrests followed a grand jury annoi highs near 40. personal business dealings with Andrew Yurkovtky Investigation into the matter that Th( Central, Eastern Interior and Southwest Inte­ By ENFIELD — When two Manches­ William J. Boudah,” the affidavit '20 Herald Reporter began in 1985. lishet rior: Clear tonight with lows IS to 20. Mostly sunny ter developers were charged this said. Boudah, Ellis and Seader ail have indue Saturday with highs 35 to 40. week with conspiring to bribe a top refused to comment on the When asked during grand jury BOLTON — Perhaps the liveliest job c 20 planning official, the town manager allegations. testimony why First Hartford sold Northwest Hills: Partly cloudy tonight with lows Lock moment at the Women’s Club auction said that unfortunately, his com­ Boudah land at $50,000 less than its in the teens. Mostly sunny Saturday with highs in The alleged actions that led to the La: Wednesday In the Community Hall munity had plenty of company. appraised worth, leader said “ the the mid-SOs. occurred when a bidding war erupted charges span from May 1080 to mad) “ What’s happened here in En­ December 1981, according to the selling price was reduced to $32,000 Speaking Easy between two friends over a small glass field has happened or is happening because of a water problem that he volui 50^ Jar of Hershey’s Kisses. affidavits. As a result of purchasing redui On December 5,1933, Prohibition was abolished. After in every other town in Connecti­ the land — 8.8 acres on Broad Brook could not explain,” according to the 30 Coastal forecast "Wait, wait—I want to know what’s in cut,” said Town Manager Robert J. affidavit. 13 long years, trudkloads of beer like these could finally it,” one spectator said as the bids Road — and later selling most of it Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Mulready. at a higher price, Boudah “ realized The affidavit said South Windsor travel legally. The ban on alcohol had never really climbed to the $20 mark. Although municipal corruption is Montauk Point; Wind west IS to 20 knots with a net profit of approximately attorney Thomas Donnelly, who worked well. In New York City, .32,000 speakeasies The top bidder, Frances Keenan, paid nothing new, this year has been higher gusts today. Tonight shifting to the $23.50 for the jar — a highly inflated $45,000,’ ’ the affidavit said. was employed by First Hartford replaced the 15,000 legal saloons that operated before unusual because some major cases during the time of the transactions, Low y 50 northwest 15 to 20 knots. Saturday northwest 10 to 15 price to judge from the laughter that have been tried In the state, MEANWHILE, FIRST HART­ testified he did “ not remember any Temperatures knots. Prohibition. When crooner Bing Crosby was arrested spread through the audience. Anne 5 0 ' generating large amounts of FORD’S senior housing complex, discussions concerning water pit)^ Seas 2 to 4 feet today and tonight 1 to 3 feet for drinking, the judge asked him, “ Don t you know lArch, Keenan’s friend and rival, didn’t Bv J publicity. which Is to comprise 40 apartments lems while he was present during 6 0 ' Saturday. appear to have any hard feelings over Hen about the law?” Crosby replied, “ Nobody pays much Former Waterbury Mayor Wil­ on Hazard Avenue, will have a negotiations or conversations with Fair through Saturday. attention to that.” Crosby got sixty days. being outbid, but said she was con­ liam Rado was convicted this value of approximately $2,285,000 Leonard Seader.” FRONTS: cerned that her husband would find out summer of receiving bribes be­ when it is built, the affidavit said. DO Y O U KNOW — What amendment to the Constitu­ what happened. tween 1980 and 1084. In New Haven In the affidavit, police say Seader The affidavit said that two Warm Across the nation tion repealed Prohibition? Wednesday’s auction was the 18th federal court last month, several conducted the negotiations with outside appraisers hired by the sponsored by the club, and proceeds former New York City officials and Boudah for the sale of the Broad Hartford State’s Attorney’s Office Siwwers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary The Great Lakes region had more snow today and T H U R S D A Y ’S AN SW E R — The “Mona Lisa" Is on display bienefited a variety of local causes. One politicians were found guilty of Brook land and that all transactions to assess the fair market value of rain pushed inland from the Pacific, but broad at the Louvre. result will be a $2O0 scholarship award racketeering, conspiracy and mail were approved by Ellis. the Broad Brook property as of the sections of the East and Plains turned cold and 12-5-85 ‘ Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 for a college-bound Bolton High School fraud. “ During this entire time, William sate date found it was worth NATIONAL FORECAST — Cold weather is forecast for most of the nation clear. graduate. In the Enfield case, Neil H. Ellis, J. Boudah did not disqualify him­ between $82,000 and $86,000. Seader and Ellis are scheduled to on Saturday. Snow is forecast in the West. Lake-effect snowshowers persisted across Michi­ Club Vice President Cindy Carvalho head of the Manchester-based First self from participating as Chair­ E gan, northern Ohio, northwest Pennsylvania and A Newspaper in Education Program ■aid that last year the event raised about Hartford Realty Corp., and com­ man of the Enfield Planning and be arraigned at Enfield Superior Sponsored by western New York, prompting widespread travel­ $1,000. Attendance at this year’s auction pany Vice President Leonard Zoning Commission when First Court on Dec. 16. Bailey has said ers’ advisories. The Manchester Herald was about the same as lii 1985, Carvalho Seader were charged with conspi­ Hartford Realty’s applications that their cases will then be transferred to Hartford Superior As much as 4 more inches of snow were possible said, with about 60 residents, mostly racy to commit bribery. The were before the commission for women, present. Court for prosecution. across the region, added to the snowfall of accusations followed charges approval,” the affidavit said. In Members of the club donate hand­ fact, the affidavit charges that If found guilty, each could Thursday. Heavier snowfall amounts Thursday in against William J. Boudah, former '•'i-...." v A ' r ..... made items to be auctioned off and chairman of the Enfield banning Boudah participated “ actively” in receive a maximum penalty of five St western New York included 20 inches at East Almanac two-and-a-half dozen cookies for a bake and Zoning Commission, the al­ the panel’s deliberations. years in prison and a $1,500 fine. sc Aurora, and 18 inches at Pavilion. sale. leged recipient of a bribe. A low pressure system off the southern Oregon The most unusual item auctioned C in Today is Friday, Dec. 5, the coast pushed rain and gusty winds into the northern Wednesday was word processing for a POLICE AFFIDAVITS charge in 339th day of 1986. There are 26 and central Pacific Coast. term paper or thesis. The service that Ellis, who owns the Journal days left in the year. A gale warning was issued for the northern Includ^ three typed rough drafts and a Inquirer newspaper of Manchester b t Today’s Highlight in History; California coast and the rain changed to snow at final draft, proofed for punctuation and in addition to heading First Hart­ V i higher elevations. Snow-prompted travelers’ advi­ On Dec. 5, 1933, at 5:32 p.m. grammar. Auctioneer Joe Carvalho ford, and Seader, a former chair­ EST, national Prohibition came sories were issued for Lake Tahoe and the northern said the value of the service was about $5 man of the Manchester Board of w ■ i .:-aH Sierra Nevada. to an end in the United States as per page, but bidding was slow, and the Ekiucation, sold land owned by Utah became the 36th state to A high pressure system over northwest Missouri item finally went for $12.50. First Hartford' to .Boudah for far 2! ratify the 21st Amendment to the Last year, a member donated a cleared skies and lowered temperatures to the less than the appraised value at a w upper and middle Mississippi Valley and the Constitution, thereby repealing gourmet dinner for four, served In the time when the company was the 18th Amendment. purchaser’s home. seeking a zone change for another northern and central Plains. Early morning DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS re temperatures were below zero in sections of On this date; Another item — a houseplant in a tract of land on which It wanted to M Minnesota and single digits, teens or 20s elsewhere. In 1776, the first scholastic ceramic holder — went Wednesday to a build a senior housing complex. pi Temperatures also dipped across much of the fraternity in America, Phi Beta woman who made her $10 winning bid by “ That title to the aforementioned raising her toddler in the air. Later, the land (bought by Boudah) was East, into the 20s to 30s. Kappa, was organized at the told the Los Angeles Times that a same woman offered the winning bid on transferred ... on Jan. 22, 1981, in Mild weather, in the 60s to low 70s, was confined College of William and M ary in tax cut in the Carter administra­ a wicker baby cradle, but it proved too consideration of $32,000 or approxi­ to south Florida, the southern tip of Texas and Williamsburg, Va. tion was "almost a certainty.” small for the woman’s young girt. mately $50,000 below the fair Southern California. In 1782, the first native Ameri­ Five years ago: U.S. Secretary, Herald photo by Yurkovtky can president of the United Joe Carvalho, Cindy Carvalho’s hus­ market value as of that date,’ ’ an df Today’s forecast called for rain, with snow in the of Defense Caspar W. Wein­ band, served as auctioneer for the States, Martin Van Buren, was affidavit said. “ In exchange Wil­ n< mountains, from the Pacific Coast across to Utah berger concluded a three-day event, maintaining a tradition of Joe Carvalho brings the gavel down on the liam J. Boudah. while in office, and western Wyoming; snow likely across bom in Kinderhook, N.Y. visit to Turkey with an agree­ husband-auctioneers. Carvalho, whose used his official position, influence H Montana; showers and thunderstorms scattered In 1791, composer Wolfgang ment between the two countries sale of a tree ornament — one of many MORNINQ WEATHER— Weather satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. shows fast talk and quick gestures gave the and power in Enfield Town Hall as C( across Florida; and rain scattered across south Amadeus Mozart died at the age to expand military cooperation.: impression he was a seasoned pro, handmade Items the Bolton Women’s Club chairman to assist in obtaining a sc clouds curling around a low pressure center off the Oregon coast. High and central Texas. of 35. One year ago; On Wall Street; insisted that he had neither served in auctioned off Wednesday at the Commun­ zone change and subsequent appro­ and middle level clouds extend eastward over the central and southern Highs will be in the 20s to 30s from the northern In 1848, President James Polk the Dow Jones Industrial Aver­ that capacity before nor practiced for val of a special use permit for an 8( Rockies through the Great Lakes region into New triggered the Gold Rush of ’49 by age rose above the 1,500 level for the job. ity Hall. elderly project before the Enfield Rockies! Lower clouds near the Great Lakes are producing some snow. di York and New England; 60s to 70s in Southern confirming that gold had been the first time, then fell back td Planning and Zoning Commis- High and middle level clouds over parts of the Southeast are associated t( California, the desert Southwest and from south discovered in California. end the day at 1,482.91. with an upper level disturbance. Thunderstorms lie near the southern tip Texas to south Georgia and Florida; and 40s to SOs In 1901, Walt Disney was bora. of Florida. across most of the rest of the nation. In 1955, the American Federa­ Today’s Birthdays; Sen. Strom SI tion of Labor and the Congres of Thurmond, R-S.C., is 84. Singer a Town to move forward with dam projects 81 Industrial Organizations merged Little Richard is 54. Author Joan to form the AFL-CIO. Didionis52. Author Calvin Trillin Dam repair plans are geared to Teh years ago; Budget is 51. Actress Morgan Brittany is .By Alex GIrelll J< one-half PMF. Roaring Brook’s Director-designate Bert Lance 35. Associate Editor d Young said the engineering firm dam repair is geared to a storm that 5 PEOPLE Construction permits for im­ likened bringing the Qlobe Hollow could be expected to occur once in provements to the dams at four about every 100 years. town reservoirs have been issued to dam to the full PMF standard to Young said the engineering firm was arrested was at offices of Harald photo by Tuokor On the lAght Side Manchester by the state, and town likened bringing the Globe Hollow International Business Machines building a roof on a house to withstand dam to the full PM F standard to Black remembers officials will discuss final plans for building a roof on a house to in Providence last March pro­ ,the work next week with consulting the Impact of a falling airplane. Shirley Temple Black says she “ self-cleaning porta-potty” and withstand the impact of a falling testing IB M ’s business in South 5>ton boulder latest engineers who designed the 100 yea n young didn’t think it was unusual that as left it on Joe Lorentz’ s lawn. Africa. improvements. airplane. a child she was cheered by strange birthday gift When the Army Corps of Engi­ Peter Peperitls turned 100 years old Nov. 29 and Carter, who lives in a coopera­ Last spring, Richard Timm got ' “The dams Involved are those at thousands of people. neers studied the dams in 1979, it celebrated hla centennial with a birthday party Thursday tive of vegetarians near Brown, M ANKATO, Minn. (A P ) - T h e Globe Hollow Reservoir, Howard 1070. The corps found deficiencies through the flow of water from a full Black recalled traveling to a case of beer, some snacks, and classified the Howard and Globe is studying printmaking, archeo­ 5-ton boulder in the yard of a Reservoir, Porter Reservoir and in each dam and asked for further flood would be prohibitive. Instead, at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, which he has Hawaii in 1937 and singing “ The a goat, which was thought to be Hollow dams as “ high hazard" logical field methods and Egyp­ farm owned by Ray Thom Jr. is a Roaring Brook Reservoir in study. the plans call for building a wall been going to for the last 20 years. The party was Good Ship Lollipop.” pregnant, but wasn’t. because a breach of the dams could tian hieroglyphics this semester. belated birthday present, the Glastonbury. The town engaged Lenard for the atop the dam to hold back more “My mother made it seem cause loss of life. arranged by his three daughters and Tess Monson, a latest in a string of weird gifts. “It’s been progressively get­ Public Works Director George studies. The town and Lenard water and using riprap on the perfectly normal for thousands The water department has been volunteer from the Elderly Outreach Program. Daughters The gag gifts among six ting worse or better,” says Kandra said Thursday that further disagreed with a DEP requirement downstream side of the dam to of people to be cheering me, as if carrying out a maintenance pro­ Bess Duffy of Manchester (center) and Des Cole of West Stately cards couples who started playing Thom, 44. changes in the plans will be that the dam at Globe Hollow be increase its strength. there was nothing special going gram on the dams since the study cards together about 15 years ago discussed with representatives of brought up to a standard for a full Hartford stand by. on. I thought all children must President Reagan and his wife, probable maximum flood — an To calculate the effect rushing came out. began innocently enough — some - Lenard Engineering of Storrs, but live as I did,’’ she told Parade Nancy, have selected a waterco- eventuality described by Robert water from a full flood would have denture paste here, some Ex-Lax the changes are minor. magazine in the issue to be lor by Thomas William Jones of He said he hopes to come up with Young, superintendent of the water on the Globe Hollow Dam, the firm there. released this weekend. Bellevue, Wash., for their Christ­ Lottery a cost estimate for the dam repairs. department, as something with an used a computer model, program­ Then Karl Johnson got a nicely Black, 58, began her film mas cards for the second straight Earlier estimates put the cost at almost zero chance of happening. ming into the computer such data wrapped box one year, opened it as the area and soil characteristics HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN career at age 3. She switched to year. more that $200,000, but Kandra said 'The final dam plan by Lenard and found a live chicken. Another Connectieut daily: of the watershed and the character­ politics years later, serving as The painting, “ The East Room that as a result of changes in the calls for a standard of less than a time, gagsters commandeered a istics of the dam,. Battista said. ambassador to Ghana and U.S. at Christmas,” shows the inte­ Thursday: 277 plans to satisfy the state Depart­ full probable maximum flood, but manure spreader, stuck a rick­ greater than one-half PMF, accord­ The same method was used to chief of protocol. rior of the huge white and gold ment of Environmental Protection, ety old outhouse on it, dubbed it a Play Four: 4213 the cost will be higher. ing to David Battista of Lenard. He help determine what work Was Shopper’s Specials She said she classed herself room in the White House, with said that the cost of providing a needed on the other dams. with German shepherd movie SHIRLEY TEMPLE BLACK ROBERT MOTHERWELL two blue spruce Christmas trees, The dams first came under study by the Army Corps of Engineers in dam spillway that would pass The Howard Dam and Porter star RIn Tin Tin. . . . cheers perfectly normal . . . named to academy decorated with tinsel and simu­ New England "P eop le in the Depression lated snow, flanking the Manchester Herald Burger Clams $139 Clam wanted something to cheer them fireplace. Town-district up, and they fell in love with a dog he received a special Pulitzer Carter, a 19-year-old sopho­ Diamonds... Gold... Diamonds & Fries *1 & Fries A Chowder § j ^ V (Cup and a little g irl.’’ citation for his life’s work. more at Brown University in Their selection was announced Providence, R.I., says she’d like Inaugural offer U SP S 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 57 discussion set Thursday. No more than 50 a jury trial on her latest arrest, Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Combined to Create Sparkling Holidays WE’RE MAKING A BUZZARD!! Academy picks artists and writers belong to the which occurred at a Nov. 24 Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste will and certain holidays by the Men- weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 9 cheeter Publishing Co.. lOBralnard tor three montha, $38.50 for six The boards of directors of the academy at any time. Members demonstration against CIA re­ use profits from his second Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. town and the Eighth Utilities SALE! Artist Robert Motherwell and are elected by the 250 members cruiting at the University of inaugural to help feed and shelter Second cleie postage paid at Man- Mall rates are available on request. 16 oz. BUZZARD BLIZZARD PIES District will meet informally Dec. 9 composer Milton Babbitt are the of the National Institute of Arts Massachusetts at Amherst. homeless Ohioans, according to chsatar, Conn. POSTMASTER: newest members of the Ameri­ an organizer of the two-day Sand addraaa changes to the Man­ to discuss mutual concerns. and Letters from the institute’s “ I really haven’t been thinking To place a claaaifled or display CHOOSE FROM: Buftorflngor, HsMh, M S M ’a, Raaaoa Ploeoa, Croc, Mew Pasorted can Academy of Arts and celebration. chester Herald, P.O. Box 591. Man­ membership. about the jail part,’’ she was advertlsemsnt, or to report a news Walter Joyner, district president, Choc. Chip. Qcrman Choe., About 60,000 invitations will be chester, Conn. 00040. Letters. quoted as saying in today’s Item, story or picture Idea, call 843- said Thursday the meeting is not Macaroon, Choc. Cotrarad Charrtaa, Motherwell, 71, was one of the mailed next week for the Inaugu­ 2711. Office hours are 8:30a.m. to5 Banana Pudding or maka up you - $ 4 M editions of The New York Times. It you don't receive your Herald part of a formal series of talks the founders of the New York ab­ ral Charity Celebration in Janu­ p.m. Monday through Friday. Reg. *1.39 -y Rag. •O.es Carters undaunted “ I ’ve just been thinking about the by 5:00 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. two sides are trying to arrange own eomblnaSonI 990 stract expressionist movement. ary, Jan Allen said Thursday. trial itself. Whatever happens. Saturday, please telephone your concerning differences over fire Babbitt, 70, has been a faculty Amy Carter, daughter of 'Tickets to the inaugural ball carrier. If you're unable to reach The Mancheater Herald la a mem­ I ’m sure I can handle it.” protection and sewer service in the member at Princeton University former President Jimmy Carter, will be $30, and it will cost $5 to your carrier, call tubacriber service ber of the Associated Press and a northern part of town. member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ EVERY TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY IS SUNDAE! since 1938, and is founder and a says her parents are “ neither Her first arrest was in April $15 to attend other events, she at 847-0040 by 5:30 p.m. weekdays tor delivery In Manchester. culations. “ We’re just going to listen,” excited nor upset” about her civil 1985 at the South African Em­ said. A committee will decide Buy any regular Sundae (snfiall, med., large) and get director of the Princeton- Joyner said of the informal discus­ disobedience. bassy in Washington. She also how profits will be used. Columbia Music Center. In 1982, sion, adding that he was hopeful the 2nd one FREEI (same size) ___ meeting would lessen tensions between the two governments. 1/2 Carat of Diamonds One Carat of Diamonds Twenty-five brilliant cut Forty-five brilliant cut - Mayor Barbara Weinberg today sparkling diamonds create diamonds will add more DAIRY QUEEN CHRISTMAS BEARS FREE CLASSIFIED ADS Isaid she Is also optimisUc the a fashion ring to be worn sparkle and glitter f 6 P E t iP L E :meeting will be helpful. “ This is the anytime, days or evenings. to any occasion. 14 kt. yellow gold Aeeorted Bean To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for 'first Ume both sides have met 14 kt. yellow gold together for quite some time,” she Special Holiday Price Special Holiday Price said. »649. ^ 9 9 . SALE *99 or less. Wo will run your ad for 6 days ~ FREEI Our Reg. $1,299. raad claasified Our Reg. $750. The move toward negotiations $ 2 ^ 9 4 Disimond welghl ihown ts Ihe total weight of all diamonds. 1 2 s follows a Nov. 4 townwide vote Fill out coupon (one word These very special low prices are for the holidays only. Reg. M.95 No matter what your advertising message, per space) and mail or against charter changes that would 7 S Offer good until December 31, 1986. bring to the Mancheater s e have paved the way for consolida­ PPi0 i>'0 poople in this area will read it in classified. tion of the town and the district, Illustrations enlargecf to show detail. Herald Office, 16 Bralnard 12 9 10 11 W e’ll help you reach the right people, too! Place. which has provided fire protection CHRISTMAS GIFT 19 and sewer service to most of HOUDAY TAKE HOME SALE IS 14 19 CERTIHCATES Classified ads get results. Clearly state Item and price northern Manchester for almost 100 Dllly Bars...... 12/*3“> In ed. One Item only par years. Any amount Buster Bars...... 8/*3” ad. No pet. tag sole, or The informal discussion among "Place Ifeur Trust in available Phone D.Q. Sandwiches...... 12/*2«* Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. commercial ada accepted. the Erectors will be held at 7 p.m. the DkmxxxJ Specialists" D.Q. Choc. Chip Sandwiches...... 6/*3“ “I^esday before the regular meet­ Manchester Parkade Trl City Plaza Also located In from 500 Frozen Homepack (vaniiia a choco.)..... ing of the town directors at 8 p.m. It Manchester Vernon Bristol, Simsbury, will be in the hearing room at 646-0012 072-6100 Cromwell 4 Waterbury Lincoln Center. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 5. 1986 - 5 i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 8. 19B6 Hamilton Standard plans job cuts IV ~ ^ A U.S./World In Brief U.S. firms to leave South Africa and poiiH/’oi aituation... created by Ms. Eich said. African operations, but the unit’s HARTFORD (AP) - United Also, under terms of its contract future of defense spending. competition, cut overhead and be By David Crarv Colombia gunman kills at least 27 The Associated Press the government’s lack of progress Such systems manage equip­ annual sales are believed to be less Technologies Corp.'s Hamilton with the International Association Smaller-scale cutback totaling responsive to our customers’ de­ than $20 million. Standard Division plans to reduce of Machinists, Hamilton Standard some 415 workers at UTC’s corpo­ mands for lower costs,” Hamilton in dismantling its system of apar­ ment, monitor industrial and other BOGOTA, Colombia — A 52-year-old man fatally shot his JOHANNESBURG, South Africa theid and its failure to achieve processes and collect data. It was not known whether there |s its salaried work force of 5,100 by will offer an early retirement rate headquarters in Hartford, Standard President Terry Stinsson mother, set her afire and went on a shooting spree in his a prospective buyer of Revlon's 1,000 positions in 1987, the company program for hourly workers begin­ said Thursday. — Two huge American corpora­ racial equality.” Revlon said the beauty products Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford and apartment building and a nearby Italian restaurant before being tions, citing poor economic condi­ South African operations. announced. ning July 1,1987, the company said. Hamilton Standard were an­ A major South African industrial firm "will be terminating its killed by police. A total of 27 people died. tions and pressure from the anti­ group, Murray and Roberts, is to involvement in South Africa More than 80 American compan­ The reductions will be accomp­ nounced earlier this year. Hamilton Standard manufac­ ies have left South Africa since tures propellers and also designs At least six other people were wounded. apartheid movement, joined the purchase the Honeywell operation through the sale of its subsidiary lished through special retirement Another UTC division, Pratt & Today's was the first mention the “I have never seen so much blood in my life,” said criminal growing list of U.S. firms withdraw­ January 1985, including at least 24 inducements, job eliminations and cutbacks may affect hourly and manufactures an array oi in Johannesburg for an undisclosed there” by the end of 1987. Whitney Aircraft, said last month it Investigator Judge Gloria Lucena. ing from South Africa, By law and custom. South Afri­ this year. job consolidations at the Windsor workers. aeorospace control systems and amount and all 175 employees plans to cut up to 2,000 salaried Authorities said the gunman, Campo Elias Delgado, fired Honeywell Inc. and Revlon Group probably will keep their jobs, said ca’s apartheid system establishes a Locks and Farmington facilities. workers from its payroll pver the "We have studied all our opera­ components including gas turbine engine controls, environmeqtal about 400 rounds from his .38 caliber weapon. His motive was not Inc., with almost 500 employees, Markos Tambakeras, Honeywell’s racially segregated society in The American companies re­ Layoffs, if necessary, will be next year. The moves were seen by tions have concluded that we must announced Thursday they were maining in South Africa — Includ­ made only if there are not enough streamline our company and re­ systems, spacesuits for astronauts, known. local managing director. which the 24 million black majority analysts as part of a trend to reduce pulling out, following a pattern set has no vote in national affairs. The 5 ing Mobil Corp. and Caltex, a joint voluntary departures to meet the duce layers of management in flights controls, avionics and test Police said the bloodbath began early Thursday evening when Ms. Eich said, ”We took into overhead in response to uncer­ by General Motors Corp., IBM and account the total business environ­ million white minority controls the operation of Texaco Inc. and reduction goal, the company said. tainty over the economy and the n\ mb confirmed a serious problem in half the group and found less YES! kinds of new regulations might be needed “to help ensure the COUPOM AWt> serious complications among the rest. rially plan asked the teacher to come to the nament were confined to the A I would like to help The Nativity Scene Fund. traveling public a drug-free transportation system.” gymnasium and students were "Using ultrasound, which provides images constructed from Several Transportation Department sources, who spoke on the door, police said. Henrietta Smith, who was substi­ taken to the auditorium until word sound waves and is free of ionizing radiation, the baby is not condition they not be identified, suggested random dru^esting is distressed. Furthermore, the parents can be present in the room GROTON (AP) — Cries of protest Nam e. My contribution is $. tuting for LaVonne Simonfy, was came that the suspect was in over a proposed ordinance to unlikely to become part of the new regulatory package because of shot in the face and died. Ms. custody. Raver said. to comfort the infant during the procedure,” Keller said. regulate public gatherings in this strong opposition from airline unions and expected lukewarm Keller said the traditional method to examine newborns with Address. Simonfy was helping with a girls’ demonstration-prone town have support from the industry. School Superintendent Jim 'u r p n y 5 ^ 5 unp^ 5 suspected dislocations is an arthogram in which an X-ray is taken basketball tournament in the gym. persuaded the police chief that his Please make checks payable to: Nativity Scene Fund Hans fired several other shots as Turner said classes would be held after a dye has been injected into the joint. He said even with proposai wili have to be changed. he fled the school, wounding a vice today. W e e k p AVS - Chance or fippot'otnitfiV sedation, the procedure is painful and stressful. and mail to: P.O. Box 231, Manchester, CT 06040 NATO allies question arms deal principal and two students and ”We felt it was important to have Up to 3 percent of all newborns suffer from either a loosened hip Chiei Thomas M. Falvey, who school and not leave kids hanging 6 4 3 - 6 0 8 0 thought of the ordinance, said (Please do not send cash.) BRUSSELS, Belgium — The NATO allies have avoided direct sending others screaming through joint or dislocation, he said. A pediatrician is usually the first to the hails, authorities said. He then out there Friday, Saturday and discover the problem. Thursday he was surprised by criticism of U.S. arms deals with Iran, but raised questions about Sunday just hearing rumors and so comments made during a public the affair’s potential impact on U.S. leadership in the Western ran about a mile to his home, where 5 forth,” he said. "People are going hearing that the suggested mea­ his parents turned him over to WeSTWOGE P«. 8oHbN,Cr BllisncE* police. to have some tough feelings to deal Inmate pleads Innocent to threats sure may impinge on people’s Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger said Thursday at the with.” freedom of speech and violate the Classmate Shannon Fouchersaid (pFF tinker Pond r p) A prison inmate has pleaded innocent to accusations he sent outset of a two-day meeting of NATO defense ministers that the Hans had threatened to kill Ms. Police Chief Russell Dunnington constitutional prohibition on unlaw­ European allies and Canada understood why President Reagan said Hans had gone to the class­ death threats to people who put him behind bars, including police, ful searches. Simonfy on Wednesday but he said Call for directions prosecutors and a robbery victim, authorities said. ordered the secret transfer of weapons to Iran, despite an official he couldn’t get a gun. When Hans room where Smith was teaching Roy E. Cline, 30, of Hartford, who is near the end of a five-year ”I found it very upsetting to think arms embargo. repeated the threat Thursday, and knocked on the door. Somers prison sentence for a 1982 robbery conviction, entered the there would be any portion of (the Reagan has said the deal was aimed at reopening contact with Foucher thought he was joking. ordinance) that would be contrary Watch a Lincoln Logs moderate elements in Iran, a key powerbroker in the Middle "He turned around and looked at plea Wednesday in Manchester Superior Court. According to a Manchester police affidavit, Cline in July sent a to the Constitution,” Falvey said. East- . . , me and said Tm going to blow menacing letter to Peter Ponziani, a former deputy assistant He added that he wasn’t "in any The Iran controversy was not on the formal agenda, but it was Slmonfy’s head off.’ I laughed and way trying to prohibit people from said ’Sure you are,”’ Fouchersaid. state’s attorney who prosecuted Cline on the 1982 robbery charge, discussed in individual meetings between ministers Thursday, demonstrating.” Weinberger said. “I did not see the gun until he pulled Make and sent similar letters to Hartford County State’s Attorney John it out of his coat. He just shot once. Faivey said he hadn’t yet spoken Stack ’N Build' M. Bailey. It was supposed to be Simonfy, but m to Town Attorney James Brennan Both men on Wednesday said that they have received threats French students clash with police he shot Miss Smith.” before, but that Cline’s violent reputation made them about revising the proposed ordi­ Hans was charged in youth court nance. Brennan didn’t return two PARIS — The government announced today it would modify a Regal Christmas particularly wary. with deliberate homicide in the telephone messages left at his New bill aimed at revamping the state-run universities after clashes death of Smith and with attempted London office Thursday. Demonstration. between police and hundreds of thousands of protesting students deliberate homicide in the wound­ Famine charity releases finances The town council didn’t indicate injured at least 160 people. ing of Vice Principal John Moffatt, at the hearing on Tuesday when it HEAVY WEIGHT HARTFORD — USA for Africa spent $7.61 million on foreign Dennis Baudouin, a spokesman for the premier s office, said said Fergus County Attorney Craig will discuss the proposal again, Education Minister Rene Monory would make the ‘‘govemmen assistance in 1985, with about 12 percent of those funds used to Faivey said. Buehler. CHAMOIS SHIRTS purchase food items and 66 percent to buy equipment or Free. tal declaration” later today in a nationally televised address. Other classmates said Hans was transportation, according to its federal tax statement. He said Monory would announce moves "toward modification failing French and had talked about ' Charcoal WILLIAM OLDS, executive di­ Saturday, December and Sunday, December ' Burgundy The Los Angeles-based organization also spent about 22 13 14. of the three points (of the bill) which trigger anxiousness among shooting his teacher. rector of the Connecticut Civil "Some of the kids laughed at him ’ Blue Liberties Union, said similar ordi­ students and has created among them a certain unrest.” ’ Taupe percent of the money, or $1.62 million, on medical supplies and and said they didn’t believe he’d do medical equipment, the documents show. nances adopted by the govern­ On a dollar basis, more than $5 million was used to purchase a ments of Meriden and West Haven variety of trucks, to transport food and clothes, and to construct have been struck down by federal SHAWL COLLAR courts. packages, construction, Courthouse elevator facilities such as silos. , . j Now you can .see how financing or whalever. And Ragg Wool Sweater The $869,900 for food included the purchases of seeds and Under the Groton proposal, those ea.sy it is to build your own there’s no obligation. a temporary prison "nutritional supplements.” planning protests or parades at log home. 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Public disputes among Republicans in Drones offer 4 Manchester are nothing new. Eternally, it 3 seems, one member of the GOP Town 3 Committee is criticizing another, some Intelligence B l » a a faction is making the most of its grudge against another, and few really want to devote 3 Manchester 649-1232 I The Original much thought or effort to party affairs. Youth SjpecialtyShop BATES * A leadership change hasn’t helped, nor have with low risk all the soothing words used in t)ie efforts to WASHINGTON — In a series of secret FLOATERS cover longstanding divisions. Tn~m 20-30% OFF programs, the Pentagon and the CIA are ALL HEAVYWEAR 100% wool fleece lining El Now the fur is flying again. developing and deploying nearly $3 billion worth of< • Soft glove leather. B sophisticated flying drones (known formally as Pramsults - SnowtuHs • Jackets • Coats At a meeting Wednesday night, the town El • Waterproof, unimolded Remotely Piloted Vehicles or RPVs). 6 942 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-1505 committee members who found the time to 20% OFF ' soles. S attend turned their guns on those who weren’t This flying transmitter may become the indlidciMl&mHfd workhorse of the intelligence business. Already, • BOYS • YOUTHS • GIRLS E present. There was talk about forced You Can Feel at Home With Us (Sizes 4-20) (Sizes 4-14) t _____ some are operating as spy planes over El Salvador a Blazers a Blanket Sleepers 1^ • M and W Widths • Brown and Bloch resignations, and one member proposed the and Nicaragua. • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR a Flannel Shirts a Skirts compilation of a list of those who have The Israelis demonstrated the usefulness of a Robes • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) a Slip On Sweaters contributed to the party and those who RPVs in Lebanon where they provided "live” a Pajamas „„ El Silence complicates probe • CLINTON • GROTON • PUTNAM a Pajamas a Slack Sets television coverage of Syrian and other forces, haven’t, along with attendance records and a Slack Sets (4-7) a Sweaters other such data. tricked anti-aircraft missile batteries into turning .7 a Dress Shirts (long & short) a Dresses By Horry F. Rosenthal easier, but it doesn’t make it the committee, it would not seem on their radars (thus giving away their locations) a BEGAIIS That might be a means for some to gain a Jerseys Jerseys impossible. I was surprised only that executive privilege will be and served other battlefield purposes. {A TOUf \^uwniy men a ______J C S l political capital, but it’s no way to foster C WASHINGTON - There are because it was said at the White invoked. Oddly enough, it was the Americans’ use of CARTER’S UNDERWEAR INFANTS • TODDLERS MOOUCT9 at El OverallB - Slacks - Jerteyt > Pajamat unity. And unity — or at least a consensus on problems ahead when the presi­ House they would testify, but the “ The executive privilege is not drones in Vietnam that led to Israel’s interest. Boys (2-20) Qlrls (2-14) i I Kodak Overall aeta (Heatthtex - Carter) some kind of common purpose — is what dent says he wants the truth to White House cannot order anyone North’s right or Poindexter’s or Jet-powered target drones launched from T-Shltlt, Briefs. Undershirts, Pantiss I 903 Main St. in Downtown Manchester i; to give up their constitutional (Robert) McFarlane’s right, Master Card / Visa No adjuatmenta on previoua aales. Manchester Republicans need if they’re ever come out, when the attorney transport planes flew more than 3,000 5 OPEN WED. THURS. FBI. Till 9. SAT. Till 5:30. SUN, 12 - 5:00 S general says only two men know rights.” that’s the president’s right.” said to become anything but an example of how reconnaissance missions in Vietnam, and it was an NEW Sunday and Night Opantnga Circled Below - 6 YSS }£« *«)£«! i£« teas KS B H pettiness and backbiting can decimate any the full truth, and when those two Sen. David Durenberger, R- Earl Silbert, who as principal American engineer. Alvin Ellis, who sold the say they’re not talking. Minn., the committee’s chair­ assistant U.S. attorney in 1973 cause. Israeli military on RPVs in the early 1970s. His CHERACOL D HALTRAN — OemnW 19S6 — President Reagan can say, as he man, said the panel would get the prosecuted the Watergate bur­ concept was in effect an oversize remote-control - IjJt^wJa, IL«ab, fUt. ixUla, In the Nov. 4 election, the local results did Wednesday, that “ all Ameri­ facts with or without Poindexter glars. “ President Reagan can say model airplane equipped with a small TV camera." COUGH FORMUU Menstrual Pain mirrored those statewide, so few specific cans are entitled to have their and North’s testimony. he is not going to invoke that.” Reliever 1 2 3 0 / ^ 6 conclusions can be drawn from the demise of questions answered” in the puz­ “ Nobody has the whole story McFarlane, who preceded THE ADVANTAGES OF RPVs over manned aircraft are many and obvious: They cost a : g two local GOP incumbents. But some of the zling affair that saw profits from about this subject,” he said. Poindexter as national security (3 ) ® relative pittance compared to the price of fighters 13 story is told by the subsequent disclosures the sale of weapons to Iran flow to "Their refusal to testify will put a adviser, testified before the com­ LTRAN Christmas Has Come To Nicaraguan rebels. And he can hole in the story, but we can work mittee Monday. and reconnaissance planes. Needing none of the geoeroBon 1 ^ 2 0 that a handful of town committee members — ifeheiwl* issue orders to that effect. around it and fill it in and find out The Fifth Amendment right equipment that keeps pilots alive, drones bum a C h e ^ D utiuol OtCorrUod Aft the Latch. Our shelves one of them the head of the candidate fraction of the fuel used by manned planes and can ' CRAMPS But even with a command that what happened.” against self-incrimination, he HEADACHtS @ ^ 0 )2 4 25 2 () 27 S ^ re filled with your favorite things! selection committee — quit right around "there must be a full and complete Poindexter’s lawyer, Richard said, can be overcome only if the also be maneuvered at speeds that no pilot could MUSCLE ACHES withstand. Their ground controllers are far 'aACKACHES' The scents and sights of Christmas are election time, and that the organization’s airing of the facts,” the president Beckler, told reporters his client committee grants immunity, a s iw lg e o ^ ^ 28 29 30 31 cheaper to train than pilots — and of course when a *JuH* ------— g fund-raising total from members was a of the United States cannot waive "serves the president and wishes step that has been discussed. •**ndo*** everywhere Annalees, Byers choice carolers drone is shot down, no one is killed or captured. I |i*i;worfN pathetic $880. another individual’s constitu­ to cooperate with every commit­ “ By granting immunity,” said tional right against incriminating tee that wishes to investigate.” Silbert, now in private law The RPV is extremely hard to knock down H a l tr a n I the original snow village, ornaments, imported^ Before that, there were the 1985 contests, in himself. But he said in view of the practice, “ you are saying 'you because of its tiny radar “ signature” — derived S^enstrual cards and wrap. Favorite t hings for favorite people. which Manchester Republicans got control Vice Adm. John Poindexter, the expected appointment of an inde­ won’t be hurt by what you say.’” from its size of no more than about 14 feet — and -RAMPfeuEVER rf' only of those seats they are guaranteed under president's recently resigned na­ pendent counsel and requests for Prosecutors, however, have a from its minimal heat output, which thwarts g the state’s minority representation law. There tional security adviser, invoked testimony at other places he didn’t means of protecting their cases if infra-red trackers and heat-seeking missiles. Its U30IAAUTS ^ was the aborted effort to force a gubernatorial his Fifth Amendment rights specify, "I would be doing a it appears immunity will be single, muffled low-horsepower engine makes little noise, and at high altitudes the drone is practically' delegate primary before this year’s state Wednesday in an appearance disservice unless I asked my granted to get a reluctant witness 30 Count Tablets before the Senate Intelligence client to invoke his rights.” to talk. invisible. M [k 92atcli convention, a comedy of errors that led to four Committee just as Lt. Col. Oliver One way the Reagan White The Air Force plans to buy about 250 mid-range arrests. And there were the slights, and the L. North, a principal figure in the House could demonstrate its IN A TELEPHONE INTER­ RPVs for a supplementary reconnaissance role, ONLY 997 Main St. perceived slights, surrounding committee diversion of funds to the contras, cooperation with the investigation VIEW, Henry J. Ruth, the third of but is generally not enthusiastic about the little ONLY ^2 ® ® Mancliestcr selections for the convention. planes. The General Accounting Office, which Reg. »3.63 had done two days before. is by not attempting to throw a four special Watergate prosecu­ Reg. *3.39 Clearly, more than hollow calls for more Last week, in disclosing the cloak of executive privilege over tors, said the method was used favors wide use of the low-cost drones, attributes the Air Force’s lack of interest to a longstanding work are needed at this point if the town Iran-contra linkage. Attorney presidential aides. when Watergatefigure John Dean 5 “ pro-pilot bias” and a “ perception of RPVs as too committee is to regain its sense of purpose — General Edwin Meese III said was planning to testify on May 1, WHEN RICHARD NIXON was 1973, under immunity. drab and unexciting to generate much or even sufficient credibility to attract the North was the only person in the SEIKO QUARTZ INTRODUCTORY OFFER U.S. government who knew ex­ confronted in 1973 during the ‘"The plan was that on April 30, enthusiasm.” A GAO report adds: number of members it is allowed to have, actly what happened and that developing Watergate scandal the prosecutor would file a “ Therefore, while RPVs are accepted during CUSTOM FRAMING IN TIME FOR something it currently lacks. wartime for very high risk missions of mandane S A V E *100.00 ^S4SL *449 Poindexter "did know that some­ with demands that his closest package which says, ’This is what i ^^1 I THE HOLIDAYS Instead of working toward a purge, drawing thing of this nature was occurring aides testify before the Senate we already know about John Dean jobs such as chaff dispensing and leaflet dropping,. during peacetime they are not regarded with as Hundreds of gift ideas for the artist on your list! OLIVETTI CX880 ELECTRONIC TYPE up an enemies list or saying more nasty things but he did not look into it further.” Watergate Committee, he sought and then when John Dean testifies OH Sett - Paotel Solo - Art Books - Easels to claim executive privilege. on May 1, you can truthfully say, much favor as the high-technology manned WITH COMPUTER INTERFACE about each other, the Republicans should turn ^ M l OF'cwinkSPECIAL rnnmcFRAME J/------vk Phone SEN. PATRICK LEAHY, D- The White House has not yet this is what I knew before, so I aircraft.” to more productive pursuits. They should look Main PRICES END ( f U ijy r m o 100 Chinelir Print Whosl e Hill-tpies ksy Vt., vice chairman of the commit­ said what it will do, but if sources didn’ t derive it from his to themselves for the reasons the party can’t THE SOVIETS, alerted to the RPV’s usefulness •' Strsst 12-15-88 |1 r|/\K W I I 4 oJj eTrlpIs Pilch-taints a Auto liltirin o tee, said the two men's testimony are correct that all requested testimony.’ ” in Lebanon, have deployed dozens already with Downtown Wed. AMnn offer the Democrats any genuine challenge, flk W o Print Spiid 15 cpi. • Auto undirllns “ could have made our lives documents have been supplied to Dean, however, was refused Syrian troops. A secret CIA report predicts that the * ^ mancttvBiviMancheeter \\______- Open Thure. til 8 e SIngIs-llna eorractlon msmory a Much, much morel and they should seek to resolve their immunity and served four months Soviets will eventually produce hundreds, possibly, problems. for obstruction of justice. thousands, for mass deployment in Eastern 5^ iamonJ^ ’That won’t be easy, and it will involve some Ruth, now a lawyer in Philadel­ Europe. I A Store of Inspiration in FREE! 5" Black & White Television painful introspection as well as a lot of hours phia, said in the case of North and Meantime the Iraeli RPV producer. Mazlat, is - £ r ^ i n c | Downtown Manchester and on the phones and at the books. Poindexter, “ just because two promoting the little planes’ civilian potential. 35mm Camera But if the party just follows the course that people are taking the Fifth doesn’t Among the missions that could be cheaply and stop the investigation.” with every purchasel appears likely at the moment, the Democrats effectively handled by an RPV are police In any probe, hesaid, “ You start observation of smuggling or other criminal ^Bibles & Books fwhili luppllsi lilt) might as well quit worrying about the 1987 with your documents, look at activity; pipeline patrols checking the sabotage or - LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN town election and turn their attention to 1988, them, andthenjust start talking to natural threats; river patrols; disaster rescue The Newest Seiko Mobile 785 Main St. when they’ll face a real contest. people. Anyone who starts this coordination; patrols of offshore oil rigs and Manchester, CT I )oiil)k* iM'nduInms »i>oLi».i,sstM*s»KSiESS*asi6«t

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PEANUTS by Chartee M. Schutz HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Brown* SNAFU by Bruce Beattie Fewer Americans driving after drinks this year, poll shows WAKE WAY HEY/ SORRV, MAIAM .I PIPN't ANP I PIPNT MEAN TO m e a n to b e l a t e ... FORGET MV HOMEWORK Poe A No . I By Jane Goldenberg drinking in 1986 than in 1985. responsibility. It’s an issue of "W e ask that those serving alcohol driving was found in the group with from driving while Intoxicated I the Atsoclated Press The Roper Center, based in balance of responsibility vs. indi­ be prudent. traditionally the worst record. during the past year. VIKING z e /p f iK / Storrs, Conn., interviewed 1,485 vidual responsibility,” said Milton "When you invite a guest to your The poll found that 47 percent of Nearly two-thirds of those be-r I OAK BROOK, III. — A majority of U.S. households for the council, a McDougald, state chairman and house, you don’t want to see bad young male drivers between ages tween the ages of 18 and 24 said they J Americans surveyed believe it Is research group sponsored by the president of the Chicago chapter of things happen to them. It’s merely 18 and 24 reported they had driven had urged people who were drunk I unfair to hold those who serve Mothers Against Drunk Driving. property-casualty insurance being a responsible host." after drinking during the past year, not to drive. i liquor responsible for the injuries industry. McDougald said the issue Is a Thirty-three percent of those down 12 percent from the previous ' and deaths caused by their guests Of those surveyed, 25 percent sensitive one, even for MAOD, surveyed said they had driven after year. When questioned about penalties fAvho become intoxicated, a new poll said holding hosts responsible for which has been a strong supporter drinking an alcoholic beverage But 42 percent of male drivers of for drunken driving, most respond­ has found. the actions of their drunken guests of legislation to crack down on during the past year. In a 1985 all ages reported driving after ents favored leniency for first-time The poll, conducted by the Roper /2- S' j would be "somewhat unfair,” while drunken driving. survey, 37 percent of the respond­ drinking, compared with 24 percent offenders who caused no injuries, ANP I PIPN T MEAN I A lso pipni t mean Center of the University of Connec­ 29 percent said it would be "very " It is ludicrous for someone to go ents admitted driving after of all female drivers, the poll found. while supporting stricter penalties TO BE THE CAUSE OF TO SAY THAT.. ticut for the All-Industry Research THE PHANTOM by L ** Falk A By Barry unfair,” the council said in a to someplace liquor is served and drinking. A little more than one-third of the for those who had a record of yOUR HAIR TURNING j Advisory Council, also found that statement Thursday. totally delegate responsibility to The most dramatic decrease in respondents said they had done drunken driving and had caused )OU KNOW WHAT THIS 16. THIS WIICRO-DEVICE ^ IT'S HARWLE65..LINTIL ACTWATEP UJHAT APPEARS TO BE j fewer people were driving after "It's not really an issue of host someone else,” McDougald said. the incidence of drinking and something to prevent someone else serious injuries. IS PRESSED INTO THE \ BV THIS RADIO.., FROM A SAFE 1 HEARD >OU LECTURE prematurely g ray.. I VOUR STUDENT6/^^,-rfY PLASTIQUE,,CORR£CT, 1 DISTANCE... RISHT, PROFESSORf ' PROFESSORB ------REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK A Sign Of The Times!! featuring: iz-s- g ‘‘When you get there, you’re done.' THESE STONE Looking WALLS ARE SOLD CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crooks A Casale REAL SIX FEET maybe THAT *50i000 fo r an , THICK , THE '• the n e x t THING 1

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Tenants pay all utilltlea except water. Pass Puss Pass When hearts were continued, she won andra Zuck. Jane Wyman was Sarah tails. Offered at $217,900. For an appointment, call 646-7709. WFPXHF J. WOJGXCHNT. other options open. 156 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. (gv SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Hanging the 10. She next played a diamond to Jane Fulks before show business, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I still believe in that perleclion which fights around with those who can spend freely Opening lead: V Q dummy's king and led back a diamond while Ellen Burstyn answered to the (203) 646-7709 against what is, lor me, the only sin mediocrity " — Martha Graham might cause you to blame your less af­ to East's 10, her queen and West’s ace. name of Edna Gilhooley. Pat Boiatar ^ALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” fluent circumstances on your spouse. West led a spade, won by East's king, was Patricia Andrejewski, and Stevie Why cause yourself such unhappiness? and East led back another heart to Wonder was Stevland Morris. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. », 1986 MANCHESTER HERAI D, Friday, Dec. 5, 1986- 11 Fire marshals wary of taking tank Job School pact reached FOCLJS/iVceltciuf Continued from page 1 either fiberglass or coat«d steel. from the effects of fire," the letter Adam Berlutl, spokesman for the School officials and the union tended the meeting, a union They also call for existing tanks to reads. Board of State Fire Marshal, said that represents supervisory em­ official said. underground tanks is properly be Inspected within a certain period Although he doesn’t know what that the bureau’s understanding is ployees have reached a tenta­ No details were given, hut c a r r i^ out, but w a m ^ that and to be replaced or repaired if the potential cost of enforcement that the delegation of authority by tive two-year contract agree­ Deakin said the contract covers inspection of existing tanks could defective. would be, Metcalf said the question the DEP is voluntary. ’’In that case, ment after four months of salaries, job protection clauses pose a problenn. The fire marshals’ letter ques­ should be answered. it makes It a local issue, and the negotiating, education officials and the schools’ grievance "Tbat’s a substantial workload tions how much enforcement may This month the DEP will hold a department has no stated position said today. procedure. ViDage for them — continuing monitoring cost municipalities. It also raises hearing on whether to delegate on it," he said. Assistant School Superintend­ Deakin said the administra­ of the tanks," he said. " I ’m going to the possibility that liability protec­ authority to the fire marshals. John CImshowski said the DEP would ent William E. Deakin Jr. said tion is recommending that the Crier heve to take a good look at that.” tion currently provided fire mar­ CimshowskI, a senior analyst at the not be able to inspect the approxi­ this morning that members of Board of Education adopt the As part of Its tank regulation shals by the state may not apply to DEP, said that if delegation is mately 52,000 storage tanks state­ the Manchester Association of contract when it meets Monday program, the D E P in November of enforcement of the DEP approved, the DEP could begin wide without local assistance. He School Administrators, which night. If it is passed, the 1989 began efforts to determine the regulations. accepting applications by the mid­ said the Job would require practi­ represents about SO prlncipais contract moves to the town location of existing non-residential ’’It is not possible to accomplish dle of next year. The D EP hopes to cally no additional work on A e fire and supervisors in the school Board of Directors for final storage tanks of oil and gasoline, everything that is required of us organize the effort through the marshals’ part because fire mar­ system, unanimously ratified consideration, Deakin said. said Carmen DiBattista of the now, without volunteering to en­ Board of State Fire Marshal. Fire shals, by inspecting tanks for fire the contract Thursday after­ The contract would take ef­ DEP. He added that the new force someone else’s regulations marshals could not act as enforce­ safety, could at the same time noon at Illing Junior High fect July 1, 1987, and run until regulations require recently in­ that are not truly germane to our ment officers until completing a determine that the tanks meet School. About 25 members at­ June 30, 1989, Deakin said. Yule thoughts stalled tanks to be constructed of goal of protecting life and property training program, he said. current state specifications. Cops catch man may be worth on an Illegal roll a bit o’ green Police charged a Vernon man AL SIEFFERllS^ PRE-HOLIDAY with risk of Injury to a minor, possession of marijuana and pos­ session of drug paraphernalia during a stakeout Wednesday even­ What do you remember best about Christmas ing at the Acadia Restaurant on Days of the past? Is it a funny tale? Or a touching Tolland Turnpike. bit of nostalgia? Michael Martin Lane, 18, was The Manchester Herald’s Village Crier would observed In an automobile rolling a like to hear about your most interesting marijuana cigarette at about 8:40 Christmas, or the most unusual tradition which E p.m., police said. Police said that your family shared. when they searched Lane, they Jot down your memories, and bring them or found a plastic bag containing mail them to the Herald by Dec. 17. Please keep one-eighth of an ounce of marijuana and a pipe with marijuana residue. ONLY!!! ’ i your thoughts to 250 words, or about one typed Lane was charged with risk of page. injury to a minor because three The most interesting recollections will be occupants of the automohlle were published in the Herald on Dec. 23. And cash prizes under age, police said. Lane was will be given to the top three writers. released on $1,000 non-surety bond So get out the pens or typewriters! C and is to appear Monday In Be sure to put your name, address and telephone Manchester Superior Court. iast REMOTE CONTROL MODEL number at the top of each page. Our address; P.O. A Box 591, Manchester 06040. □ □ □ Obituaries WORLD CLASS — Manchester has joined the ranks of Paris, Rome and London. The name of FAMOUS JWKE each great city, with a picture of a well-known Deanne Champagne local structure, appears on sweatshirts sold at the famous make Manchester Memorial Hospital Gift Shop. Trying i r OlAQ. Deanne (Lopata) Champagne, to identify the picture of the building on the 32, of East Hartford, died Wednes­ Manchester shirt may start some conversations. day at Hartford Hospital. She was COLOR TV Or lead to a trivia quiz. the wife of Daniel T. Champagne COLOR TV COLOR TV and the sister of Philip S. Lopata of □ □ □ Manchester. FAMOUS FAMOU She also Is survived by two sons, FAMOUS 139. * 249. CAT RESCUE — Percy Boucher spent Eric Champagne and Stephen MAKE MAKE 169. SHA lRI MAKE about two hours on a ladder Sunday night, holding Champagne, both of East Hartford; REMOTE CONTROL MODEL her parents, Stanley and Irene a flashlight and trying to coax her new kitten down (Casey) Lopata of East Hartford; a from a pine tree in her yard on Chester Drive. sister, Sharon L. Maclaga of South She finally had to give u|) her efforts late at Windsor; another brother, Thomas night. The kitten just wouldn’t come down from its G. Lopata of South Windsor; and 26-foot-high perch. And come Monday morning, many aunts, uncles and cousins. the kitten was sitting at the very top of the 40-foot A private funeral will be held at tree. Herald photos by Pinto the convenience of the family. Boucher had to seek aid. She tried the police, the There are no calling hours. i FISHER S . 1M WATT dog warden and the humane society. No one could The Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 • dual C A M tm Tivas the night I .AU/FU . . . help. Then she called the Eighth District Fire Main St., East Hartford, has charge iir oiAO. . TOlWTAtlX of arrangements. • tF f AKIM Department — by mistake, as her home isn’t In the Ashley Wheater of the Jeffrey Ballet Memorial donations may be COLOR TV hack STEREO SYSTEM district. Two volunteer firefighters offered to help. rehearses with members of the Manches­ made to the Hartford Hospital They climbed the tree and got the kitten down, ter Ballet Company for the group’s Kidney Research Fund, 80 Sey­ much to the relief of Boucher and her daughter, mour St.. Hartford. Saturday performances of ‘"Twas the 5 Michelle, 14. 229. 699. Night Before Christmas.” Above, Wheater Charle* J. Botticallo [iTTn FISHER FISHER □ □ □ rehearses with Elizabeth Swan, who will WIRELESS REMOTE! Charles J. Botticello, 83, of South 5T:f: DELUXE ROYAL TREATMENT — Has anyone dance the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Windsor, died Thursday at his MODEL! ever visited the throne room at Manchester and at right, he dances with Sheryl home. He was the husband of Anna Hardware? Brandalik, who will be the Christmas (Tadeo) Botticello and the brother The toilet seat display is in the back of the o f Josephine Durand of Fairy. Below, members of the company downtown store. Lift up the toilet seat lids and critique each other. Wheater will be guest Manchester. you'll see pictures of some prominent Manchester He also is survived by a son, artist at the 2 and 7:30 p.m. performances merchants, including Joe Garman and Bemie Joseph C. Botticello of East Hart­ PSMER oiluxz Apter. at Manchester High School. Tickets are ford; two brothers. Alexander available at the door or by calling Botticello and John Botticello, both fLZCTXOH'C TUNen □ □ □ of East Hartford; and two other COMPACT 643-5710. sisters. Minnie Mangino of South FIFTY YEARS AGO — From the Windsor and Connie Botticello of STEREO Manchester Evening Herald of Dec. 4,1936; East Hartford. A crowd of 200 fans greeted wrestling’s return to The funeral will be Saturday at Manchester at the State Arm ory last night after a 8:15 a m. from the Callahan Fun­ 149. lapse of two decades, finding keen enjoyment In eral Home, 1602 Main St., Blast 199 the two-hour exhibition of the entertaining art of Hartford, followed by a mass of FISHER FISHER I m a n Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. modified murder as exemplified by eight Francis of Assisi Church, South experienced grapplers of varying bulk, brawn and Windsor. Burial will be in St. ability... Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. The new Glenwood, a remarl^able gas range on Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 display at the Manchester Division of the Hartford and 7 to 9 p.m. Gas Co., specially priced for Christmas at $74.50, Memorial donations may be includes Minute Minder clock and a handy made to the South Windsor Visiting condiment set, beautifully finished in black and Nurses Association, 61 Ayers Road, w h ite... South Windsor. ltttoh E L gC T K O N iC Wesleyan Guild groups are jubilant at the t o u c h FA09 interest taken in their Christmas bazaar. "The • FULL 9IZK Julia Johnson House That Jack Built," which opened yesterday IP A memorial service for Julia nhcrowave afternoon at the South Methodist church ... Johnson, 86, of Cromwell, who died Sunday, will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at □ □ □ 9 the Pilgrim Manor Chapel, Mis­ KUDOS — Congratulations to some sionary Road, Cromwell. 269. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main iLitton Litton Litton Manchester people honored in the recent United St., is in charge of arrangements. Way campaign in Greater Hartford. Memorial donations may be In the bank division. Savings Bank of Manchester made to the Salem Covenant coordinators Carol Houghton and Donna Cam- Church, 215 Mountain Street E., meyer reported a pacesetter campaign, with an 88 Worcester, Mass. 01606. percent increase over 1985. The effort won a bronze award. Meanwhile, in the third key firms division, the Deputy Nazi leader Rudolf Hess Lydall Inc. campaign, run by Renee Beaudry, took a landed by parachute in Scotland in CIEMS 1941 in a private effort to make general electric general electric I bronze award for a 19 percent increase. AndtheJ.C. electricalITSflF, 1 peace during World War II. OlANT 18 CU. FT. Penney Distribution Center drive, with Ron Believe what you see: holidays are here Heilman and Jim Franchere as coordinators, won a « JL • CMROY s a v e r FROST FREE 1 sllveraward fora 34percent increase. Dick Meduski By Robert Barr Presents — Jim Henson’s Christmas Julia Migenes-Johnson, country singer teddy bears, toy soldiers and ice of SBM was the chairman of that division. The Associated Press Toy.” Kerm doesa sort of Alistair Cooke George Strait and Angle Dickinson. skaters. ^ refrigerator "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” Edward Asner stars Dec. 14 in "The THANKSGIVING In human services, the United Way recognized the gig, introducing a bunch of new puppets and then disappearing until the grand makes an encore appearance Tuesday Christmas Star” on “ The Disney NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Manchester Board of Education, whose campaign NEW YORK — If you absolutely don’t 269. believe anything until you see it on your finale. on CBS, where the animated special was Sunday Movie" on ABC. Asner plays a 6 O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ was coordinated by Ray Demers. crafty robber who escapes from prison tyr, great in virtue and rich in mira- home screen, you will shortly become Adults should encourage kids to watch first seen in 1972. hoping to recover some loot hidden in ciea: near kinsman of Jeaua Christ, □ □ □ aware that Christmas is upon us. this delightful hour, which tells of the More repeats from CBS are due next faithfui intercessor of ali who in­ Charlie Brown, the Chipmunks, sadness that overtakes last year’s Friday with “ A Charlie Brown Christ­ some Christmas ornaments, but he’s voke your special partronage In FULL SELECTION OPRN SUNDAY 12 NOON • S PM TUMBLING DOWN — Visitors to the Babar, Perry Como, Kermit the Frog favorite toy as a new load of loot appears mas” and “ Frosty the Snowman,” mistaken for Santa Claus by two time of need. To you I have re­ Manchester Herald’s downtown office have and Dolly Parton are all among those under the tree. Rugby the Tiger’s which is worth seeing just for the late children. You can guess the rest. course from the depth of my heart VISA ’•'••Co,a, . trauma might just dampen childish Jimmy Durante's narration. CBS is also Asner is followed on ABC by Dolly and humbly beg to whom Qod has CAMCORDERS; noticed that demolition work has begun on the hoping to become as much a part of Parton in her made-for-television debut given such great power to come to newspaper’s old building on Bissell Street. holiday tradition as Scrooge himself. greed, if only for a moment. repeating “ How the Grinch Stole The season’s first retelling of "A Christmas" on Dec. 16. in “ A Smoky Mountain Christmas," my assistance. Help me In my pre­ • VMS FULL SIZE The structure once housed the entire newspaper The yuletide binge starts tonight with sent and urgent petition. In return I Christmas Carol” is on ABC on If your taste runs to wretched excess, complete with a lecherous sheriff (Bo • VHS-C FORMAT operation. It was built In 1922 by the Knights of "The Smurfs’ Christmas Special” and promise to make your name known E-Z TERMS: "A Chipmunk Christmas” on NBC. The Saturday, this version called "John don’t miss "Christmas at Radio City Hopkins), a witch (Anita Morris), a and cause you to be Invoked. • NEW 8mm UNITS Columbus and acquired by the Herald in 1928. In mysterious mountain man (Lee Ma­ • CASH titles tell it all. Grin’s Christmas,” featuring an all­ Music Hall” on Home Box Office on Dec. Say three “Our Fathers, Three 1972, the building was left vacant when the Herald black cast headed by Robert ("Ben­ 13. Joel Grey and Leslie Uggams are jors) and six new songs by Dolly. Hall Marys and Qlorlas." ^ b llc a - SHOP ELSEWHERE FIRST,1|^'**“ !^ ‘^ ' toi . CREDIT CARO Home Box Office starts its seasonal tlon must be promised. St. Jude YOU'LL SEE WHY IT PAY.sU EASYTO^------iwKA'TPtPlLOVt’i 647-9997 • MONTHLY built a large addition on Brainard Place. programming tonight, meanwhile, with son” ) Guillaume. listed as the stars, but let’s not kid Strange but true — the Mormon pray for us and all who Invoke your MANCHEirea CT PAYMENTS Not much was worth saving from the old "Babar and Father Christmas,” in ABC ends the night with the video ourselves; the attractions here ard Tabernacle Choir is just getting around aid. Amen. This novena has never TO SHOP AT SIEFFERTSll building — except for the prominent gold-leaf sign which the elephant king searches for the equivalent of a warm glass of milk, those leggy Rockettes In Santa hats and to its first national telecast. This huge been known to fall. I have had my OPEN DAILY; MON-THURS TIL 9 . TUES-WEO-SAT-Ttt 5 • FRIDAY TIL » . 6 U m H which faces Main Street. The Herald plans to "The Perry Como Christmas Special." black boots, high-kicking along the and much-recorded choir appears Dec. request granted. jolly old elf in an animated special. restore the sign, which was painted years ago by ABC gets the spirit on Saturday with The world’s most relaxed crooner is in apron of the stage. Not to mention live 14 with opera star Shirley Verrett in a L.L.P. public television special. Ed Tomczuk of Edsine’s. * Kermit the Frog and friends on "Kraft San Antonio, Texas, with opera star camels, dancing Christmas trees and It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 5, 1986 MANCHESTER HERAIJ), Friday. Dec. 5. 1986 - 18 W eekenders Carolers to welcome Santa comes to town Crafts on display Progressive winner new nativity scene Ask Santa Claus what you want for Christinas Fine crafts from six states, including pewter, You’ll have the chance to peek into some niG (iUIDfi tonight following the community carol sing at St. brass, soft toys and kaleidoscopes, will be award-winning homes on Sunday, as the women’s Join your neighbors tonight for a townwide carol-sing in honor of the James Church. He'll also be putting in an displayed for sale this weekend at Open Studio, 310 committee of the Mark Twain Memorial offers its new nativity scene, which will be placed on the lawn of Center appearance Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Hackmatack St. The studio, used in the 19th annual Christmas Tour of Decorated Houses. Santa Congregational Church. Manchester Mall, 811 Main St. century as a feed and grain store, is owned by G. Lucia and her attendants will greet you with Participants should meet on the lawn of St. James Church at 6; 30. Adaline Laughlin, the president of the Itociety of Scandinavian Christmas music at the home of Mr., The Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players and the Townwide Connecticut Craftsmen. The crafts display will be and Mrs. Gregory Hedberg, 125 Westerly Terrace, Chorus, a group of elementary school children, will sing. Hours — Lunch with Santa open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Hartford. Built in 1928, this home reflects the tastes Everyone will then proceed to Center Congregational Church, Monday. of Its owner, who is the chief curator at the singing as they go. Songbooks will be provided. Flashlights are Have lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Claus Saturday Wadsworth Atheneum. Manchester’s Center suggested. between ll;30a.m. and l;30p.m. at Second Congregational Church will provide the Lounge Congregregational Church, 385 N. Main St. The William R. Johnson, emcee for the event, will carry the baby to the opens everyday Costumes galore background music in the Newport cottage-style nativity scene. Each child will be asked to carry an armful of straw. youth fellowship of the church is sponsoring the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aller, 999 Prospect at 4 More than 400 unused costumes from a At the lawn of Center Congregational Church, the straw and baby event, which will include a lunch of hot dogs, chips Ave., Hartford. will be placed in the manger. Mayor Barbara Weinberg will switch on and soda, games and crafts for children. Parents Broadway show called "Into the Light’’ will be on except Sunday Tickets are available at those homes, and at the . the spotlights to illuminate the new nativity scene. may bring their cameras. For advance tickets at sale at the Women’s League Christmas bazaar of Mark Twain Memorial. They are $8. The Twain at 1 a cost of $2.50, call Joy Wilson at 872-2796 or buy the Lutheran Church, 31W. Beacon St., West David Clyle Morse, musical director of Itouth United Methodist Memorial will also be decorated for the occasion. Church and conductor of the Manchester Chorale, will lead a for cocktails tickets at the door for $3. Hartford, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. James The houses are open from noon to 4 p.m. Hodson, a Manchester resident who is wardrobe sing-along and conduct massed choirs from Center Congregational, supervisor of the show, obtained the costumes. The Emanuel Lutheran, South United Methodst, St. James, Community Baptist, Assumption and Gospel Friendly churches. Dining Room Hear classical piano items will be added to other clothing and A bit of the bubbly A Mexican ^ RcBtaur&nt opens everyday accessories from shows such as "The King and I,” The Bennet Jazz Band will play. Winners of the Manchester Herald W atering^ Hole Luiz DeMoura Castro, chairman of the piano "Big River” and “Peccadillo.” Other items on sale ’The Connecticut Museum of Natural History will ^ eoloring contest will be announced. at 5 department at the University of Hartford’s Hartt at the bazaar will include handmade crafts, baked host a French champagne tasting celebration on j After the musical portion of the program, the group will go inside except Sunday School of Music, will present a concert of classical goods and Christmas decorations. Admission is Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. Six fine French music Sunday at the Wood Memorial Library, Center Congregational Church for free refreshments and a visit from at 4 free. champagnes will be served, along with holiday Santa. South Windsor. A reception will follow the 2 to 4 hors d’oeuvres. Guests will see new exhibits, Rt. 32, Mansfield p.m. reception. Baskets will be passed for donations to the Nativity Replacement including Indian beadwork, pre-Columbian pottery Fund. The original nativity scene was destroyed in a fire in October. (Formerly Chuck’s Steak House) Santa files plane and Inca carvings. Court music from 18th century Daily Happy If you believe in modern transport for Santa Europe will be provided by Trillium, a classical _ Hours! Students show off art trio. The cost is $15 per person. The museum is on E Claus, then head for the New England Air Museum 429-1900 See and hear the talents of Manchester on Saturday, where Santa will meet children on a the campus of the University of Connecticut in Community College students tonight at a reception USAir DC-9 passenger jet. Children and their Storrs. About Town in the Newspace Gallery in the Lowe Building at parents will tour the plane and meet with Santa, ANGELOS PIZZA the college. The program will begin at 8 with who will present each child with a gifts. Free Gardeners have party Old Guard has lunch performances by the MCC Chorus and the posters, Boeing 727 airplane mobiles and & RESTAURANT ------Idf r A special nutcracker refreshments will be given to all families. The Perennial Planters Garden The Old Guard will have its Sanctuary Choir of the First Baptist Church of ;Club will hold a Christmas party Oiristmas luncheon ’Tuesday at Manchester, under the direction of Mary Dorris. Admission is $4.50 for adults and $2 for children. ■Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Shirley’s noon at Willie’s Steak House. Pianist Eugene Burrus of the University of Jessica Smith of East Hartford holds the The museum is at Bradley International Airport in C IRestaurant, Ellington Road, South ■ ■ — — - « Hartford’s Hartt School of Music will perform Nutcracker doll in the party scene from Windsor Locks. The Christmas party will be from Windsor. The program will include sgr Chopin etudes. The program will conclude with a the Albano Ballet’s production of "The 10a.m. to4p.m. an ornament exchange. Club has social Plain w/One Item Christmas carol sing. Christmas decorations for y Nutcracker," which will be presented The Women’s Club of Manchester H*ftld photo by Pinto tVa P/fa It Onl A reception will follow in the gallery, where MCC this weekend at Jorgensen Auditorium, Whiton Memorial Library were will hold a Christmas dinner studio classes will display their work. The program made by Ginny Aniello, Marie Monday at Manchester Country Small •4.00 •4.50 is free and open to the public. The exhibit will University of Connecticut in Storrs. Reception for arts Maxim and Ann Louise Smith. Club. A social hour will begin at 6 Medium •5.00 •6.00 remain on view until Jan. 30. Performances will be at 3 p.m. Saturday Flowers in the library in January p.m. and dinner will be served at 7. Christmas at the homestead Large •6.00 *7.00 and Sunday, and tickets are between $3 The works of Mary Botticello and Beverly Kaiser will be provided by Pam Broderick. A trio consisting of Kenneth Hill Rachel Jones, left, and Elsie Gael, hostess of Cheney and $18. of Bolton, and William Marsh and Lillian Mead of on oboe, Douglas Locke on violin Homestead, light candles in preparation for the Now Open 7 Days A Week Manchester, are among those featured at and Paul Rule on cello, all from the Crafts In Coventry University of Hartford’s Hartt homestead’s Christmas open house Sunday. Cookies 662 Center St., Manchester • 647-9334 Distinctive Gallery, 280 Burnside Ave., East School of Music, will entertain. and mulled cider will be served and tours will be offered You can find plenty of Christmas gifts at the Performers are puppets Hartford. ’There will be a Vlctorian-style reception Health office open at the homestead at 108 Hartford Road. It’s open from annual craft fair put on by the four Coventry public on Sunday, from 4 to 8 p.m. The gallery is normally COVENTRY — The Community ^ S S A R O ^ - ' Schools Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at This is the last weekend to see the production of Adults welcome all noon to 4, and will be free. Entertainment will be provided "The Magic Flute,” as presented by the famed open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Just horsin* around Health Care Services Inc. will hold Coventry High School, Ripley Hill Road. About 60 Sundays. office hours Wednesday from 2 to 3 The Manchester Community Col­ by the llling Junior High School flute choir and clarinet craftsmen will sell their wares. marionettes of Frank Ballard. The performances This hobby horse, crafted by Joseph p.m. at the Coventry Town Hall, lege Older Adult Association wel­ kfi are in Jorgensen Auditorium. University of quintet, under the direction of Bridget Gilchrist. Luncheon will also be served. Proceeds will Harris, will be among the toys sold on Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m. at comes its members, college fa­ benefit the schools. Admission is free. Connecticut in Storrs. Performances are tonight at Coventry Pharmacy, and Dec. 18 culty, staff and students to a arestaurant 8, Saturday and Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m. Tickets are For trees and music Saturday at the Lutz Children’s Muse­ from 1 to 2 p.m. at Village Christmas party Wednesday at 1; 30 preaentf our $4 to $10. um’s Toy Expo. It will be from 10 a.m. to Pharmacy. All residents are eligi­ p.m. in the Lowe Building of MCC. weekend specials Kids decorated trees For glorious music and spectacular Christmas 3 p.m., for $1 admission. Crafts will be ble to receive blood-pressure Prospective members are also Service Notes Meat or Cheese Ravioli w/wuMge...... *5.75 trees, head for the Wadsworth Atheneum’s offered for kids, while parents shop. checks, throat cultures and health invited. Parking is available in the Baked Sc rod ...... *6.95 Sunday will be your first chance to see the Lutz Voices lifted In song Festival of Trees. Poetry of Manchester’s own guidance. Wetherell Street parking lot. Tree Festival, an exhibit and sale of trees Wallace Winchell, set to music, will be featured in a Marine officer retires Chicken Cordon Bleu ...... *7.95 The Voices of Freedom Gospel Choir, along with Veal Pizziola...... *8.95 decorated by local children. ’The festival will be 2 p.m. Sunday concert by the Choral Club of A Victorian experience USMC Lt. Col. H. Dean Daniel of open Sunday from noon to 5 p.m., and Dec. 13 and various university ensembles, will present a free Hartford. Coventry recently retired after Filet Mignon w/ma«hroom Moce ...... *9,00 14 at the same times. Admission is included in the concert on Sunday at 4 p.m., at Von Der Mehden The festival will be open Saturday and Sunday step back into the Victorian period with a trip to College Notes more than 20 years of service as a 331 Center Street normal Lutz cost, which is $1 adults, 50 cents Hall, University of Connecticut in Storrs. The from 11 a m. to 5 p.m., with storytelling in Goodwin the Hicks-Stearns Family Museum on the Tolland Marine pilot. (Corner of Broad and Center, next to (Marvels) children, free to members. public is invited to attend. parlor at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday, and at Green. On Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 647-9995 noon and 2 p.m. on Sunday. It continues through Admitted to bar He is a graduate of Manchester p.m., the house will be opened to the public. ' High School and the University of Dec. 14. Admission is $3 general, $2 students and Christmas music, holiday sweets and appropriate; Joaeph F. Lea, son of Mr. and Connecticut. He served as com­ senior citizens, $1 children under 13. decorations will be offered. Admission is free. Mrs. Albert Lea of Manchester, manding officer of station opera­ was admitted recently to the tions and an engineering squadron Connecticut Bar. He graduated in at Cherry Point, N.C., before he Friday & Saturday Specials 5 May from Catholic University retired. School of Law. Cinema A decorated Vietnam and Beirut He graduated magna cum laude veteran, Daniel is the son of • BBQ Spare Ribs...... *7.95 from St. Anselm College in New' Elizabeth K. Daniel of Manchester. • Veal Scallopini ...... •6.75 HARTFORD 5:10, 8, 9:35, midnight; Sun 12:40, 2:55, — The Rocky Horror Picture Show’(R) Hampshire in 1982 and was em­ His wife is the former Patricia Cinema City — Peosv Sue Got 5:10,7:40,9:50. — Little Shop of Horrors FrI and Sat midnight. ployed by the Connecticut Depart­ Married (PG-13) FrI 7:10,9:30; Sot and (R ) sneak preview Sat 8. — An Cartwright, daughter of Mr. and • Mussels Fradiavolo over Linguini...... •6.50 Sun 1:50, 4:10, 7:10, 9:30. — Sono of the American Tall (G ) FrI and Sat 1:15,3:15, ment of Revenue Services from 5:15, 7;20, 9:20, 11:10; Sun 1:15, 3:15, VERNON Mrs. Reginald Cartwright of South (G ) FrI 6:50,8:50; SatondSunl,3, cine 1A 2— Soul Man (PG-13) FrI and 1982 to 1983. While attending law a Chicken & Eggplant Parmigiana ...... •6.95 4:50,6:50,8:50. — The Nome ot the Rose 5:15, 7:20, 9:20. — The Color of Money Manchester. (R ) FrI and Sot 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:15, Sat 7:10, 9:30; Sun 3, 5, 7:10, 9:30. - - school in Washington, D.C., he was (R) FrI 7,9:40; Sot and Sun 1:40,4:15,7, Heathclift, the Movie (G ) Sat and Suh 9:40. — Matter of Heart FrI 7:20, 9:45; 9:40, 11:55; Sun 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:15, employed at the Federal Trade The Daniels have four children: 9:40. — ChildrenofaLesser G o d (R ) FrI 1:30.— Top Gun (PG) FrI 7,9:15; S atl LA STRADA Roftaurant Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:50, 7:20, 9:45. 7, 9:15; Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:15. Commission. Deanna, Brandi, Brett and and Sat 1:15,4:15, 7:05, 9:30,11:50; Sun Lt. Col. H. Dean Daniel 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 EAST HARTFORD 1:15,4:15,7:05, 9:30. He is participating in a judicial Heather. Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Top Gun WEST HARTFORD clerkship in Superior Court and Mon.-8al. 5:30-10 / Sun. ’til 9 (P G ) FrI and Sot 7:15, 9:20; Sun 7:30. MANCHESTER Elm 1 A 2 — Top Gun (PG) FrI 7,9:30; Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — UA Theaters East — Top Gun (PG) Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Jum pin' expects to be admitted to the U.S. jgM)ea*ja5Bss5E«ie5a3E«3£«i£saj£«ie(aiE«!E»!esa!e«»ie«i«5£«iE« Running Scared (R ) FrI and Sot FrI 7:20, 9:40; Sat and Sun 2, 4, 5, 8:10, Jack Flash (R) Frl7,9:30; Satand Sun2, District Court for the District of 7:30,9:30, midnight; Sun 5, 7 :X , 9:30. 10:10. — Jumpin' Jack Flash (R) FrI 4:15, 7, 9:30. Showcase Cinemas 1-9— "Crocodile" 7:15,9:30; Sat and Sun 2,3:50, 5:40, 7:40, Joseph F. Lea Connecticut in January. Skaters In toy benefit 9:50. — Soul Man (R ) FrI and Sun 7:30, I KRIS KRINGLE BAZAAR Dundee (PG-13) FrI and Sat 12:30, 2:30, WINDSOR T he H omestead 4:30, 7:10, 9:20, 11:20; Sun 12:30, 2:30, 9:30; Sat 2:30, 4:15, 7:30, 9:30. — Fright Night (R) FrI and Sat midnight. — Plaia — Soul Man (PG-13) FrI 7; Sat A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. Several Manchester skaters will perform skaters belong to the Skating Club of 4:30, 7:10, 9:20. — Stand bV Me (R ) FrI 7:15, 9:25; Sun 7:15. and Sot 1:05, 3:05,5:15, 7:40,9:50,11:40; Heavy metal (R) FrI and Sotmidnioht. g Saturday, December 6 Sunday in the seventh annual Sym­ Hartford. Skitch Henderson will lead the Sun 1:05, 3:05, 5:15, 7:40, 9:55. — Officials transplant caribou MONTH OF DECEMBER SPECIAL; Heartbreak Ridge (R ) FrI and Sat 12:15, phony on Ice benefit event for the U.S. Hartford Symphony Orchestra in the 2:40, 5, 7:30, 10, 12:15; Sun 12:15,2:40, 5, i 10 am to 3 pm Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots Campaign. family program from 2 to 4 p.m. at the 7:30,10. — Something Wild (R) FrI and ; HOLYROOD, Newfoundland legs of the animals, which are 8 The Homestead Scallops Sat 12:20, 2:40, 5:05, 7:25, 9:50, mid­ (AP) — Two helicopters carrying larger than deer but smaller than g They are, from left, Nancy Clifford, Hartford Civic Center. The performance night; Sun 12:20,2:40,5:05, 7:25,9:50. — moose, and lift them aboard the Scallops with a cheddar cheeae aauce over linguini, aerved Jp k I Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (PG) Canadian wildlife experts this g Talcottville Congregational Church with our houae aalad, bread and butter and vegetable. Heather Harrington, Patty Eitel, Alyson will be repeated again Dec. 14. FrI and Sot 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:25, 9:50, morning began a roundup of 30 helicopters for transport back to a 1 -CLASSIC T I I Kalafut, Joanne Schiller, Chris Smith, Admission is a toy for a needy child. midnight; Sun 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:25, tcaribou that organizers hope will staging camp where the caribou AAMCRICANFAnC’l I 9:50. — FIrewalker IP G ) FrI 12:40,2:55, are weighed, measured and g Luncheon from 11 am to 1 pm •13.95 5:10, 9:50, midnight; Sot 12:40, 2:55, Amsterdam -help re-establish the majestic, Kerry Overton and Pat Loftus. The 86 Remember us for your holiday parties. lO DAYS THAT MADH IIISTORY jreindeer-like beasts in Maine. checked for disease. ' Armed with tranquilizer dart The roundup, postponed by rain m Holiday Decorations, Cheese Booth, Crafts, White Hour.: Lunch - M-F, 11-4 / Dinner • M-Th. 5-9, Fri & S.I. 5-10. pistols designed to knock out their Qoeed Sunday rM>wManrbe,rrv and fog on Thursday, is expected to g Elephant, Pantry Booth, Serv Items, Children’s Corner. Z N After a meteoroid journeys BILLY GRAHAM ^targets, the biologists headed some take two days. 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) through space, it blazes through ;iS or 20 miles into the Avalon Most of the caribou will have Various other booths. Earth’s atmosphere as a meteor -Wilderness Area at North Ameri­ likely lost their antlers for the Mansfield ■ 456-2240 TheHom«.r.d which, upon impact, becomes a rflovietime- ca’s easternmost point, seeking to season, but officials hoped to land meteorite. jeapture 26 pregnant cows and four two stags with full racks, which (Chair lift available for handicapped.) S atags from the estimated 5,000 that would be wrapped for safety. $ e t B S )88( $ « lESS B S i i « 5ESSS lESSUKS $ sa ts a i e a Kies lEftS 9 roam a 250-square-mile section. EMERGENCY : Once their targets are sighted, "The idea is to show the people of }jy c®** v i d e o ® ' jthe teams aboard the choppers Maine what a mature male looks Fire — Police — Medical planned to fly within 10 to 20 feet like in full breeding regalia,” said Shane Mahoney, a big-game biolo­ Best Italian 1984-86 DIAL 911 jind fire tranquilizer darts into their Mr. Punch’s Voted Connecticut Magwdne ;quarry. gist for Newfoundland who helped In Manchester • 327 Green Rd. At the junction of Parker St., • 1215 Burnside Ave. to organize the roundup. • Then, technicians would tie the Presents A New Diversified Menu Manchester Woodbridge & Green Rd. East Hartford Crabgrass * Italian Cuisine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Riba Christmas December Specials:(Tuea., wed„ Thun, oniy) S M O W C A ]6 E Wondering What Gifts to Buy? •Stories, Songs & Puppets* C««EBMS Baccala with Poienu *9.95 by Puppetwork Roast Lamb Rack *16.95 E. HARTFORD s b b - b b i o fSertied witA salads pastas vegetable or potatos INTERSTATE 84 EXIT b8 Beginning December 6 BARGAIN MATlNEE-52 50 uuta Sc fresh fruits, bread Sc butter) f IDS? AFTERNOON SHOW ONLY to January 31, 1987, Saturday, December 20 CONTINUOUS PEPFOPMANCES DAILY V.I.P. 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT 64&3161 LATE SHOWS FPIOAY & SATURDAY choose from over 80 6:30 PM 6 HfARTMtEAK STARTRK original works of art, MDOE B1 90.04 IV KB all priced under IbMMHclS TdMW-lfcM GOLD MOVIE •100.00. Finest food from the AN AMERICAN CHILORBIOF Lowe Program Center of the Border TAN. sa A LESSER GOD Or give a Gallery gift South IrlSAISrXS- From 174 nations and certificate to that Manchester tM-llAi IB) territories they came, from every culture, tribe and tongue, special someone. Community College SOMETHING HREWALKER ttmtm*» iBii people representing more countries "A re You Real?” (Exit 60 off 1-84 & follow signs.) Margarita’s that are Wli> Bl CARD than at any event in history, according to by Lillian Mead a»iw m m HMnomtnarwm-uniiaaeofwivoa- the United Nations. Be there tonight for Come to: out of this world! RENT 2 MOVIES A DAY - EVERY DAY AMSTERDAM 86.10 days that made General Admission THE COLOR history! Adults $3.50 A Mexican •.Restaurant OF MONEY H] Distinctive Gallery , Children under 12 $2.50 Watering^ HoU lEISUMM- 280 Burnside Avenue 429-1900 7;l5a«ll« $1 OFF each ticket with ad. only *229®®.!.. q TONIGHT 8:00 8 East Hartford, CT 06108 1 CROCODILE DUNDEE 1 over Rt. 32, Mansfield UNTO TH E HILLS, Billy Graham's new book of daily evangelistic and devotional thoughts, Tel. (203) 528-9769 Box Office - 647-6043 1 l£»m4J»7:IHet»ll;a nBmi I • Proper ID Required • Non-Transferabte • Membership good for 1 year • now available in all bookstores (Formerly Chuck’s Steak House) Hours: Sst.'Sun. 10:00>6:00 PM MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 8, 1986 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 5. 1986 TV Advice SPORTS

BlOOPM CSD PInocchio's Christmas Pinocchio joins a puppet show to raise money for a Christmas present for Gep- Smoker claims restrooms petto (60 mm) [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook UConn does its board work against Centrai [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ghostbusters' (CC) A GUNG HO trio of misfits goes into business to rid as sanctuary for employees homes of evil spirits Bill Murray, Dan By Len Auster at the Field House. a 43-26 edge on the Blue Devils, like no one is supposed to make a Aykroyd, Harold Ramis. 1984. Rated Sports Editor PG-13 In Stereo East meets West when a U.S. DEAR to foretell the future by looking at The decision leaves both clubs at including a 22-8 margin In the first run at you. But every team, someone’s palm? 2-1 for the season. UConn may be half when they took a 35-14 lead. especially a team coached by a guy 5:30PM [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Bar­ auto plant is re-opened by a ABBY: Your agreeing with WORRIED IN INDIANA STORRS — The one characteris­ biting off more than it can chew in Gerry Besselink matched Central’s like Bill Detrick, is going to make a ber Saab Pro Series (R) Japanese car company, in tic of a Jim Calhoun coached "Gung Ho." premiering FRI­ "Holding My DEAR WORRIED: No. All one its next game as the Huskies host carom total the first half. He run at you.” 6:00P M ® (J 3 @5) ® N ew s Breath” was basketball team Is Its ability to nationally ranked Purdue Saturday finished with a game-high 15. dD Three's Company DAY, DEC. S, on ABC. Gedde can tell by looking at someone’s It went to 54-50 after a John selfish and bi­ D e a r A b b y palm Is whether it’s clean or dirty. rebound. When his teams are at 1 p.m. at the Hartford Civic "We have to rebound In order to Wilgus bucket. But the Huskies, (53 Magnum, P.l. Watanabe (I.) stars as Kazu- successful on the glass — at both hlro, the plant manager; and goted. She com­ However, if your son Is looking for Center. ’The Boilermakers were No. play basketball with five or six who had been misfiring from the (TT) Gimme a Break Abigail Van Buren ends of the court — they’re going to Scott Bakula (r.) stars as Hunt plained about an excuse to live recklessly with no 4 in the latest AP poll, including people," Calhoun said. line much to Calhoun’s consterna­ (H) Mork & Mindy have a shot of winning. When they Stevenson, the labor having to use thought to his future, one excuse is four first-place votes. 'liie victory was scarier than tion — there were visions of d3) Doctor Who don’t... representative. smoke-filled as good as the next. What does UConn need to combat some of the young Huskies might midnight free throw shooting prac­ d§) Charlie's Angels rest rooms in The Yale game was a perfect Purdue? "Two recruiting years,” have liked. UConn had a 52-39 lead tice dancing in the minds along SB) Quincy restaurants and ____ DEAR ABBY: My letter was one example for his Connecticut quipped Calhoun, who is going to with 6:08 left after two Cliff courtside — found the bullseye. (ST) Reporter 41 departm ent of many you published from men Huskies. wear out a path in front of the Robinson free throws. But Central, ’They hit their final six, two apiece (§7) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour stores because their employees use most restaurants and stores are who had to let their loved ones know UConn returned to its glass- Connecticut bench before the sea­ behind Dwayne Jones, came back from freshman point guard Tate (S ) Facts of Life them as a place to smoke. Then you required by law to provide clean (by code) their whereabouts during eating tendencies Thursday night son is over. to 54-48 with 3; 15 left. "I said during George, Phil Gamble and Jeff King, [DIS] MOVIE; 'Dot and the Whale' It's went along with her, saying that one and safe toilet facilities for their World War II. in a 62-52 victory over intrastate The Huskies were outrebounded the timeout ‘they made some to ice matters. adventure on the high seas as a young day you hope to see "No Smoking" customers. And the department of Later you published a letter from rival Central Connecticut State by Yale in the overtime loss on baskets and had the nerve to come King, coming off an introspective girl befriends a giant whale. 1986. (5® Great Performances Hosted by her 1 1:35PM 0 3 Entertainment Tonight University before a crowd of 3,676 The Mandrel I sisters talk about their reu­ signs In public rest rooms. public health Is supposed to inspect a reader who said that Lord HaHa ’Tuesday. This game saw them hold within six points of us.’. They acted performance against Yale (6 [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Nabisco Masters daughter Lorna Luft, this retrospective nion in Barbara Mandrelt's upcoming For your information, Abby, the Round Robin from Madison Square Gar­ about Judy Garland's life and times fea­ those facilities regularly to ensure and Tokyo Rose must have re­ points, 3 rebounds) responded with CBS-TV Christmas special. In Stereo. den, NY. (4 hrs.) Live. tures rare performance footage and re­ rest rooms in department stores that they meet the requirements. ceived a lot of valuable Information a career-high 17 points, 7 rebounds miniscences by Tony Bennett. Alan King [MAX] MOVIE: 'Murphy's Romance' [HBO] Young Comedians All-Star Reu­ and restaurants are a necessity for from those sources, which probably and 3 blocked shots to lead and Nelson Riddle. (90 min ) (R) nion Superstars of the comedy world (CC) An easy-going widower falls for the employees — not a convenience for cost us many lives. Nonsense! Connecticut. “Most definitely, this join forces to introduce some of today’s DEAR ABBY: My son is a smart new young woman in town Sally Field, Novela: Muchachita brightest new comics in this tenth anniv­ customers! Those employees do fellow. He makes very good money, First of all, I flew 35 combat was the type of game we had to James Garner, Brian Kerwin. 1985. (^ ' Christmas Special With Luciano Pa­ ersary celebration with hosts Harry An­ you the courtesy of allowing you to win," said the 6-10 junior from Rated PG-13 varotti The Metropolitan Opera star but spends it as fast as he gets it. He missions with the 8th Air Force and derson. Richard Belzer, Howie Mandel, sings ' Ave Maria, " "0 Holy Night" and use their rest rooms — the only lives recklessly and isn’t interested I was not about to tip off the enemy. Lansing, Mich. [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Love Goddesses' Robin Williams and Steven Wright. (60 Past and present female stars are fea­ other Christmas classics from the Notre place they can go to get off their in building any kind of future All our plans were clearly marked. “I’m very happy when a kid E min ) tured in clips from many classic scenes Dame Cathedral in Montreal (60 mm ) feet, relax and enjoy a cigarette. becau.se he doesn’t believe he has Our group (the 44th Bomb Group) bounces back like that,” said 1 9 6 5 . [CN N] Larry King Live 1 2:00A M CSD star Search (60 min ) Why don’t you non-smokers stop one. had distinctive markings on the tail Calhoun of King’s outing, "but I [USA] USA Cartoon Express [DIS] MOVIE: Down the Long Hills' Af­ (8J Nightlife throwing your weight around as if How did this happen? Well, he and numbers on the fuselage don’t want a kid to bounce back too ter surviving a wagon train massacre, (® Carol Burnett end Friends you owned the world? We smokers much because that means he really 6:30P M d ) W K R P in Cincinnati two children battle nature and the horse went to a palm reader a few years identifying each squadron. The ClT) St. Jude; Please Help Me Live (60 ® ®5) ABC News thieves who are after the stallion accom are part of the population, too, and ago. She read his palm and told him enemy was obviously well aware of had a game before." min.) (Tf) Benson panying them as they try to make their If you don’t like it, then stay in your he had a very short lifeline. He took where we were stationed because Central, which had shot 53 way home Bruce Boxleitner, Jack Elam. (T® Tales of the Unexpected ivory tower and stagnate! d ® SC TV this to mean that he wasn’t going to occasionally they would return to percent from the floor in its opening Bo Hopkins 1986 (5® 8 0 0 Club I’M SOMEBODY, TOO, wins over St. Peter’s and Northern d® Too Close for Comfort live very long, so he just lives for pay us a call. Revealing our . [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Runner Stumbles' (5® Alfred Hitchcock Presents MELBOURNE, FLA. Arizona in its initial season in dD d® NBC News A young nun is mysteriously murdered today. whereabouts cost us no lives. None ' (§® Jimmy Breslin's People (60 min.) C Division I, shot 22-for-56, 39.3 d® Nightly Business Report and the priest who loved her is put on I have tried to convince him that of the writers disclosed where they trial Dick Van Dyke. Kathleen Quinlan. Novela: Am o y Senor were headed — only where they had percent, against the Huskies’ ag­ dD Noticiero SIN DEAR SOMEBODY: Recent stu­ palm readers cannot see into the Maureen Stapleton 1979 Rated PG (f7) Nows dies confirm that second-hand been. gressive 2-3 defensive scheme. dD Silver Spoons future and there is no way they can [USA] Robert Klein Time (iT) Christian Children's Fund tobacco smoke is hazardous to tell how long a person is going to EDWARD J. BARTON, “When they made a spurt, we knew [CNN] Showbiz Today we had to play some defense.” said 9:30PM Cff) g® Gung Ho PREMIERE [CNN] N ew snight one’s health. For your information. live. Abby. do you think it’s possible CAMARILLO, CALIF. 7;00P M ® CBS News (CC) Culture shock sets in when a failing [ESPN] SportsCenter King. "After seeing them shoot (the ® d® M*A*S‘H Pennsylvania auto plant is bought by a first two games), I knew we had to Harald photo by Tuckor Japanese motor company 12:05A M (® TJ. Hooker Hooker is ® d® Wheel of Fortune torn when he falls for a female reporter bother them,” Calhoun said. "We Odd Couple ® d® «100,000 Pyrarnid (3® whose investigative story on the depart­ were shooting over 6-10 guys. They UConn’s Gerry Besselink (33) goes up for a shot as (®T) Novola: Camino Secreto ment is causing serious problems (70 (TD Jeffersons Incompetent doctors entitled defended us well,” Detrick said. min ) (R). Central’s Byron Heron (55) tries forthe block during their d® Carson's Comedy Classics 10:00P M C3) Falcon Crest (CC) Mag­ Jones, averaging 22.5 points in gie's determination to keep her baby 12:15A M [M A X ] Max Headroom Intrastate match Thursday night at the Field House In d® MOVIE: 'Heidi's Song' A Swiss or Central’s first two games, had only may tear her family apart, while Emma, phan girl joins her gruffy old grand i 8 ) Judge 2 points at halftime, finishing with Storrs. Besselink had 9 points and 15 rebounds in the Lance and Angela attend a seance, 12:30A M father in his Alpine village in this ani­ which proves especially profitable for (® Entertainment Tonight 13. If Byron Heron hadn’t scored 14 Huskies' 62-52 victory. mated special Voices of Lome Greene, to proper legal procedures Lance (6 0 min ) of his game-high 19 markers in the Sammy Davis. J r, Margery Gray 1982 (3® Jim & Tammy f ® N ew s opening half. Central would have d® MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour (5® (5P) Friday Night Videos In Stereo Detrick, in his 28th year at Central, ® (3® Starman (CC) (60 mm ) DEAR DR. refute the charges or the manda­ trailed even worse than it did the show as a freshman, had 7 of his Barney Miller (3® Alfred Hitchcock Presents has a 460-243 record... This was the (JIl INN News GOTT: Have tory use of medical or psychoiogl- (35-24) at halftime. "Dwayne is not 10 assists in the opening 20 minutes. (®® N e w N e w lyw e d Game ®Tt Gene Scott cal treatment. For example, some third meeting between the state (T® Cover Story you personally a surprise to anyone anymore. Gamble finished with 13 points. (§D Novela: Maria de Nadia [ESPN] NFL Game of the Week doctors with drug-related or psy­ schools. UConn has won all three. (55) ^Q) Crim e Story Torello heats up his reported an In­ They allowed him to roam a little Robinson, despite a poor shooting [H B O ] m o v i e : Breaking (dZ) Nightly Business Report relationship with Inger and the MCU 12:35A M competent doc­ chiatric diseases can be rehabili­ bit the first two games,” Detrick night (4-for-16), added a dozen. All the Rules' A security guaid and his UCONN (« ) — Cliff Robinson 4-16 4-4 (jST) M aude busts Luca's jewelry-heist team (60 D r. G o t t tated and allowed to practice their friend spend a day at the park chasing tor to the medi­ cited. Wilgus was also in twin digits for 12, Jeff Kino 7-10 3-517, Gerry Besselink M oneyline min ) In Stereo trades under supervision. 4-11 1-2 9. Phil Gamble 5-10 2-2 13, Tote [CNN] girls, gangsters, and a toy mouse Carl cal board? Do Peter Gott, M.D. UConn’s balanced scoring. 6 Central with 12. (5® Local N ew s Marotte, Thor Bishopria 1984. Rated R All doctors are human; all George 2-6 4-4 8, Robert Ursery 0-01-21, [HBO] Inside the NFL Highlights of the you know of any apiece from Robinson. King and HUSKY NOTES — UConn has not James Soradllno 0-0 2-2 2. Totals 22-53 NFL games, including commentary by Honeymooners [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Avantif' A conservative case in which a humans make mistakes. But hu­ Besselink. and II from Gamble, lost a game in the Field House in the 17-21 62. Len Dawson and Nick Buoniconti (60 Noche de Gala businessman falls in love with the doctor has been man frailty does not necessarily enabled the Huskies to take the months of Novemember-December CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (52) — min.) In Stereo slightly eccentric daughter of his dead Herald photo by Tucker Keith Coleman 1-6 0-0 2, Bryan Heron (iZ) Leo Buscaglia prevented from mean incompetence. On the other in the last 13 years. It is 33-0 the past [USA] Riptide father's mistress Jack Lemmon, Juliet 11-point spread at the Intermission. 8-15 1-3 19, John Wilgus 5-10 2-2 12, (®T' Crim e Inc. Mills 1972 Rated R practicing? hand, there are ways to remove an "We didn’t finish off (every time we eight years against non-Big East Dwayne Jones 5-11 2-3 13, Brian Devlin 7:30PM ® ) PM Magazine ing Thursday night’s game in Storrs. 2-8 0-0 4, Wayne Campbell 1-1 0-0 2, Keith [CNN] CNN News incompetent doctor from practice. UConn freshman point guard Tate got the ball inside) but we did get foes in Storrs. UConn’s last loss to a 12:50A M [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'Christina' KIner 0-4 04) 0, Renardo Mock 0-1 0-0 0. (® A Current Affair George had 10 assists in the Husky [ESPN] College Basketball: Nevada-Las The erotic and dangerous exploits of a DEAR READER: I have not doctor whom I consider to be ’These vary from state to state, so if George has the basketball tight to his the ball consistently in there.” non-Big East foe was Feb. 22, 1978. Tofols 22-56 5-8 52. (® d® Jeopardy Vegas at Memphis State (2 hrs ) Live globetrotting piaygirl-heiress-publisher reported an incompetent doctor to incompetent. I don’t agree with the you believe that a doctor is chest as he’s hounded by Central victory. Calhoun spoke of his team’s first- to Boston College. That was before 3-polnt field goals— UConn- Gamble (® Entertainment Tonight Jewel Sheppard 1984 Rated R incompetent, I suggest that you (1), Central- Heron (2), Jones (1). [HBO] MOVIE: 'Heavenly Bodies' The the medical board because I have manner in which some of my Connecticut’s Dwayne Jones (13) dur­ half performance. George, running the Big East was formed. . . (jj) INN News owner of a thriving health club finds that never personally Involved with a colleagues handle medical prob­ write the board of ethics or board of the competition is muscling m on her 1:00AM i_5,' Solid Gold d® College Basketball: Citadel at Hart­ lems, but this doesn’t mean that censors of your state medical Cynthia Dale, Richard Rebiere, Walter C8 1 Telephone Auction ford (2 hrs.) they are incompetent. They may society to find out how alleged George Alton 1984 In Stereo (9 j Joe Franklin Show d® Carson's Comedy Classics not agree with what I do, either. incompetence is handled in your [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Brazil' (CC) A mild- (TT) At the Movies New Newlywed Game community. Redskins hoping mannered bureaucrat rebels against the This is not to say that there are no Little things produce system m a totalitarian scciety Jona­ (58) M aude Thoughts I’m sending you a free copy of my 5 d® Barney Miller Part 2 incompetent doctors. I do know of thon Pryce, Kim Greist, Robert DeNiro (40) M ore Real People d® All New Dating Game physicians and surgeons who have Health Report. Choosing Physi­ 1985 Rated R [CNN] Crossfire dZ) State W e're In been prevented from practicing by cian; Make a Decision for Good a big Whaler victory [USA] A irw olf [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius Bo­ White is another traditional Health, which tells how to find a form Is followed (®T) Carol Burnett and Friends having their hospital privileges 10:30PM 31! N ew s ros Christmas color. ’Tm Dreaming of suspended or their licenses re­ good doctor and also mentions [CNN] Crossfire pass from Ron Francis and fired a (T® Hollywood Closeup 1:15AM (81 MOVIE: 'Modarn Prob- a White Christmas”, crooned Bing voked. However, before such a complaint procedures. Others who PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Doing By Borrv Wllner [DIS] Zorro lems' A man becomes telekinetic after slap shot from the top of the left (5® Lili A portrait of pianist Lili Kraus is Crosby, and we all hope for snow devastating punishment is handed would like a copy should send $1 and the little things right produced a big The Associated Press [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Master of Baltan- presented accidentally being splashed with nu­ circle between goalie Ron Hextall’s tree' Romance, adventure and swash­ clear west e Chevy Chase. Patti D Arban- Christmas Eve. Santa’s beard. out, the alleged incompetent is their name and address to P.O. Box victory for the Hartford Whalers NFL Roundup buckling help to put Bonnie Prince ^8^ Honeymooners Part 2 ville, Dabney Coleman 1981. Rudolph’s spots, pretty white lights entitled to a variety of legal 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be over the Philadelphia Flyers. pads. If the NFC East continues to Charles on the throne of England Errol on the trees — white is one of the The Whalers, who hadn’t won in 10:35P M [DIS] Location: Down the 1:30 AM (11) IN N New s avenues to protect himself. These sure to mention the title. "I had a lot of time to shoot it and follow form, the Washington Reds­ Flynn, Beatrice Campbell. Yvonne Fur- Long Hills favorite colors of Christmas. include a fair hearing by the the Spectrum in three years and kins will win their showdown with neaux 1953 [CNN] Newsnight Update it went through his legs,” Anderson Atlanta; Miami at New Orleans: St. 1 1 :00 PM ® ® (551 ^ New s Aside from these examples, the medical or ethics board of the were shut out here twice last [ESPN] Running and Racing (R) Congress passed a bill in 1924 said of his ninth goal this season. the New York Giants Sunday. Louis at Philadelphia; and Houston 8;00PM ® i Carol Along (60 min ) C ® (®1) Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers color white also has a religious county or state medical society, the instituting immigrant quotas season, came away with a 2-J When the NFL season began, it 2:00A M ( 5 J MOVIE; Pushing Up Dais­ McDermid scored from in close ® J MOVIE; 'The Seven Little Foys' A victory Thursday night, thanks to at San Diego. {TT) Odd Couple ies' Four men plan an escape to nowhere meaning. White symbolizes purity right of legal representation to based on nationality. at 14:34 of the first period and Brad generally was conceded that the show business ham has a family of On Monday night, the Los An­ (T® The Untouchables facing death as the only alternative and holiness. White snow, the white goals by Paul McDermid and John Redskins. Giants and Dallas Cow­ seven and wants them to love the stage McCrimmon of the Flyers tied it on geles Raiders visit Seattle. Ross Hagen. Kelly Thordsen 1974 glow of candlelight on a child’s Anderson, and Steve Weeks’ boys would struggle to the wire for as much as he does Bob Hope. James (5® Tales from the Darkside a long slap shot on a power play at “1 can’t imagine a game that has MOVIE; 'I Was a Teenage Werewolf' face, the whiteness of angel’s wings goaltending. Cagney, Angela Clarke 1955. 5® Ernie Kovacs: Television's Original 10:27 of the second. the division crown. The Cowboys, more on the line than this one Genius John Barbour hosts this tribute A psychiatrist uses a temperamental as they share the good news of a The game marked the end of the 7-6. have stumbled and must win ® do Webster (CC) George panics teenager for his experiments in regres­ "This was a big victory for us.” does,” Washington Coach Joe when Webster's companion for a slum­ to the legendary comedian from televi­ great joy, the whiteness of the Fyers’ six-game winning streak said Anderson. "We forced the their last three games to have a sion's golden age, " which includes sion Michael Landon, Yvonne Lime. Gibbs said. "This is the kind of ber party turns out to be a girl Whii Bissell 1957 Lamb of God who comes to take GO TO HARVARD and eight-game unbeaten string play. We skated well and hard. It’s realistic shot at a playoff spot. clips from his show and interviews with ® News and was the Whalers’ seventh game coaches and players live for. Jack Lemmon. Chevy Chase and Steve (Tl; Grizzly Adams away the sins of the world, the hard to win here. It’s a good boost The Redskins and Giants have victory In their last 10 games. It (the NFC East title) flat out boils ( lX '26 MOVIE: 'The Glitter Dome' Two Allen (105 min ) (?5> Music City. U.S.A. whiteness of a newborn baby’s for us. Weeks played super. He not faltered and they enter Sun­ veteran Los Angeles police detectives ’"They played a solid game,” said down to what happens this week In (56 Tales of the Unexpected [ESPN] M azda SportsLook (R). diaper. White is associated with hasn’t played for a while and he day’s game with 11-2 records, investigate the murder of a movie studio Flyers Coach Mike Keenan. "They Washington.” head, fighting burnout while unraveling (3® M-A‘ S*H purity, the purity of Christ Jesus. held us together. matching Chicago for the league’s 2:10A M [HBO] Inside the NFL High­ did a lot of little things well, If the game is close, the Giants the mystery involving Hollywood's g l) 24 Horas lights of the NFL games, including com­ $ 59.* best mark. seamy underground James Garner, In this season of hustle and especially defensively. That’s why “ The Flyers played well and got a could hold an edge — they’ve won [C NN] M oneyline mentary by Len Dawson and Nick Buoni- The Giants won their home John Lithgow. Margot Kidder 1984. conti (6 0 min.) In Stereo bustle, and rush and run. take a they’ve only lost seven games this lot of chances, but we were up to their last six games, none decided [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Harvard University—just one of the many sights to see in historic games with Washington and Dallas d2) i3® Smurfs Christmas Special An minute to get in touch with God. Say them.” by more than seven points and all of 2:25A M [ M A X ] m o v i e : Razorback- year” and the Cowboys did the same evil stranger threatens to ruin Christmas [TM C ] MOVIE: Stuck on You' An angel a prayer, take a deep breath, find a Cambridge, MA. Get away this weekend. Kids and cars stay free, Weeks turned away 26 shots, but them going to the final seconds A man searching for his missing wife in Hartford’s only other victory in against the Redskins and Giants. for the Smurfs when he endangers the IS sent to earth to end a pahmony feud moment of solitude. For the baby credited his defense with making before the Giants clinched the lives of two small children who are lost Irwin Corey, Virginia Penta. Albert Pia the Australian outback is confronted by ‘per niglit plus tax, single or double occupancy the Spectrum was Dec. 4, 1983. The Washington routed Dallas at home a giant man-eating boar. Gregory Harri­ in the forest (R) 1983 Rated R Jesus came in the stillness of night. Whalers have lost 10 and tied one on sure those shots weren’t all victory. son. Bill Kerr. Chris Heywood. 1984 two weeks ago. The Redskins would [USA] Night Flight The love ofthatbaby, the purltyand dangerous, d 4 (^7, W ashington W eek in Review Rated R the Flyers’ ice. complete the pattern with a victory The last time the Redskins or holiness, lives within you, if you will “I’m very pleased to come out of dU Novela: Monte Calvario 1 1:30PM OTl 3 5 'ABC News Nightline “We were talking at the end of the AP photo Sunday and put themselves in Giants won in the other team’s park 2:30A M [CNN] sports Latenight only stop, listen, and wait. here with two points,” he said. 161 MOVIE: 'Tron' A video game inventor (33) Honeymooners Conuiianck'i*Hotel second period that this was like a position to play all of their playoff was in November 1983, when [ESPN] SportsCenter Sheraton Hotels. Inns & Resorts Worldwide “Everybody played really solid, IS zapped into an electronic world where (20) Check It OutI four-point game,” said Hartford games at home. Washington beat New York on Its he must fight for survival Jeff Bridges. EmergeriCy Rev. Deborah Hasdorft z’ The hospitality people ol ITT especially the last six minutes. We Philadelphia’s Ron Sutter (left) tries to push aside (25) (55! Tonight Show Tonight s guest 3:00AM (TT Coach Jack Evans, whose team is In other games Sunday with way to its second straight Super David Warner, Bruce Boxleitner 1982 Talcottvllle host is Jay Leno (6 0 min | In ‘‘.tereo (Bi) Shopping Line 16 GARDEN STREET, HARVARD SQUARE. CAMBRIDGE. MA just one point behind first-place played our positions well. Hartford’s Dave Barr as they go for a loose puck during playoff implications, Cincinnati is Bowl appearance. The Giants ha­ [CNN] Prime New s Congregational Church 617/547-4800 "The defense was strong in (2® MOVIE: 'Dark Purpose' An American [CNN] News Overnight Quebec in the Adams Division. their NHL game Thursday night at the Spectrum. The at New England; theNew York Jets ven’t won In RFK Stadium since 9 [DIS] Five Mile Creek art dealer becomes involved in romance [ESPN] Tennis; 1966 Nabisco Masters "Not too many teams come in getting the puck out of the zone. We at San Francisco; Cleveland at 1981. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Perfect' (CC) A reporter and murder during a visit to Italy Shirley Round Robin from Madison Square Gar­ here and win. It was great checking saw a strong effort by 20 guys Whalers won, 2-1. While the Redskins. Giants and sent to research a story on the health Jones, Rossano Brazzi. 1964 Buffalo; Denver at Kansas City: den. NY. (4 hrs.) (R), 'M y by the whole team We played a tonight. The Flyers worked very Minnesota at Green Bay: Tampa Bears already are in the playoffs, club craze, falls for a sexy aerobic in­ !58) Hogan's Huroes [TMC] M O V IE; 'Brazil' (CC) A mild- hard and you have to work very "They played well in their own our own building.” structor John Travolta, Jamie Lee Cur­ sound game, good goaltending, Bay at Chicago; and Dallas at the several other teams can clinch < 3 7j SCTV Network mannered bureaucrat rebels against the hard to beat them.” end, that was the difference to­ The Whalers are back home in tis. Marilu Henner 1985 Rated R. In system in a totalitarian society Jona­ good checking and we got the big Hartford Saturday night against Los Angeles Rams, spots this weekend. The Patriots, Stereo [CNN] Sports Tonight From the other end, Hextall night,” Hextall said. "We didn’t thon Pryce, Kim Greist, Robert DeNiro goal.” the Detroit Red Wings on Civic Also Sunday, it’s Detroit at Jets, Broncos, Rams can also [DIS] The Blue and the Gray (2 hrs ) 1985 Rated R. In Stereo admired the Whalers’ defensive score. Weeks played well, but we [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Terminator' (CC) In That big goal came at 4:28 of the Center ice at 7:35. Pittsburgh; Indianapolis at secure postseason berths. the year 2029. the rulers of Earth devise third period, when Anderson took a play. have to score more than one goal in the ultimate plan that will reshape the future by changing the past Arnold i Share Your Unforgettable Schwarzenegger. Linda Hamilton. Mi­ chael Biehn 1984 Rated R Christmas Memories.,, [USA] Sanchez of Bel Air OPEN SUNDAY Bruins play beat-the-clock in nipping Nordiques 8:30P M 8 4Q Mr. Belvedere (CC) (9 j $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime The Manchester Herald would like to hear about your turned things around with their game this year, stopped 33 Oiicago 11 AM to 5 PM It was the second time in two On Bourque's goal: (5® Chipmunk Christmas After Alvin Bv Ken Rappoport "The green light was on (ending four-goal second period. shots. Blackhawks goalie Bob most interesting Christmas or most unusual family tradi­ nights that the Nordiques had been gives aw ay his harmonica in the spirit of The Associated Press NHL Roundup the period), there was no time on Ciccarelll, the league's leading Sauve stopped 33 of 37 shots. the Christmas season, he needs it back BICYCLE tion. Send us a funny tale or a touching bit of nostalgia. beaten in the final seconds. On the clock. This guy (goal judge) goal scorer, notched his 26th at 8:04 to perform with the other Chipmunks All the Boston Bruins were Wednesday night, they lost 2-1 to works for the Bruins. Maybe he’s a when he poked in the rebound of a Kings 4, Maple Leafs 3 6 (R) looking for was a tie. What they got Hartford when Ron Francis scored shot by Ron Wilson. The goal was (®4) (BZ: Wall Street W ith Louis Rukeyser LAYAWAY SALE ■ include your name, address and phone great guy, a great man, but ...” Defenseman Mark Hardy scored was a victory that was totally with two seconds remaining. Ciccarelli’s 14th of the season on a two goals and Dave Williams !4T; Novela; Herencia M aldita In other NHL games, it was Clint Malarchuk with gross miscon­ - Vast Selection - ■ no more than 250 words (one typed page) unexpected by both the Bruins and "As far as I’m concerned,” said power play, which also leads the scored the game-winner with 7; 09 [USA] Check It OutI Hartford 2, Philadelphia 1; Minne­ duct penalties. Those carry auto­ Malarchuk, "it didn’t go into the the snake-bitten Quebec Nordiques matic $100 fines and a review by the NHL. remaining as Los Angeles beat FREE STYLE BIKES ■ bring or mail your "memory” to the Herald by Dec. 17. "It’s a character-builder to come sota 5. New Jersey 3; Calgary 4, net, and even if it did time had run visiting Toronto. Williams’ game- 9:00P M ® Dallas (CC) Bobby heads Chicago 1. and Los Angeles 4, league president. out. I think there were two crimes ■ Flames 4, Blackhawks 1 for South America to disprove Wes Par- from behind, but if they’re going to winner came from five feet out, malee s claims. Sue Ellen cashes in on 12 SPEED BIKES keep playing like this I don’t know if Toronto 3. For Bergeron, it was Just more there.” Joey Mullen put in the game- heating fallen Toronto goalie Allan her plot to get back at J R and Mandy CASH PRIZES TO TOP 3 WINNERS I’m going to last,” Coach Terry Bourque's goal was hotly dis­ frustration. Earlier in the year, he winner as Calgary scored three Bester with a wrist shot from in and J R hopes to abort his oil deal with SCOOTERS puted by the Nordiques, who O’Reilly said Thursday night after had lost a game to the New York North Stars 5, Devils 3 straight goals in the second period front. Calhoun (60 mm ) The most interesting recollections will be published in his Bruins beat the clock for a 3-2 claimed it came after the buzzer Islanders in overtime after the to breeze past visiting Chicago. After going 57 straight games ® ^® Dads PREMIERE (CC) Two sin­ Fr»» A$s»mbly HOLDS TIL NHL victory over the Quebec sounded. Referee Ron Hoggarth, Islanders had tied on a last-second Dino Ciccarelli’s goal and three Mullen, the Flames’ top point- without a goal. Hardy scored twice gle fathers and their children decide to $1000 DEC. 24th the Herald on December 23. who had earlier disallowed a assists, all in the second period, share the same house m an effort to cut Nordiques by scoring two goals in shot in regulation. getter, scored the winning goal at from just inside the blue line to expenses the final 18 seconds. Boston goal by Geoff Courtnall. paced visiting Minnesota past New 3:14 of the second period. saying it did not cross the goal line, "We've lost a game with two Jersey for its sixth consecutive offset an outstanding performance ® NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at The Bruins had pulled goaltender seconds to play in Hartford (Wed­ Gary Suter. Jim Peplinski and by Toronto’s Rick Valve, who also Winnipeg Jets (3 hrs ) GIFT CERTIFICATES Deadline... Dec. 17th Doug Keans in favor of a sixth conferred with the goal judge, the victory. John Tonelli also scored for Cal­ timekeeper and his two linesmen nesday night), we lost a game with scored two goals, including one on a 50; Third Annual Soap Opera Awards (2 OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9-9 skater In hopes of tying the game. one second to play (New York Brian MacLellan scored the first gary. Gary Nylund had the only penalty shot. hrs ) all entries become property of the Herald. They did just that on Tom McCar­ before ruling on Bourque’s goal. of his two goals in the first period goal for the Blackhawks. Luc Robitaille, who leads ail 5® '3® Miami Vice Crockett races to lo­ He was swarmed on the Ice by the Islanders) and now we lost a game __ _ 2 Main St . ManchMTor thy’s goal with 18 seconds remain­ and Kirk Muller responded for New Winning goaltender Rejean Le- rookies with 16 goals, scored for the cale a key witness in an effort to save a EADD'C 843-7111 648-3908 M w d f:.,i,i angry Nordiques before he hit without a second to play,” Ber­ prisoner on death row who may be inno­ ing. then won it on Ray Bourque’s Jersey before the North Stars melin, playing in only his eighth Kings In the first period. cent of his murder charge (60 min.) ln ■ # 4 1 1 1 % I # Opan Daily 0-9 P.M. dramatic goal with a second left. Coach Michel Bergeron and goalie geron said. Stereo MANCHESTER HERALD, Frida.v. Dec. 5. 1986 — 17 1> — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 5, 1986 BYU and Air Force shoot It out for bowl bid East gridders gunning

By The Associated Press major-college games this weekend. Edwards said, “ It wasn’t all hoping that their matchup would State, 10-1-1, at Delaware, 9-S Fourth-ranked and Rose Bowl- Steve’s fault. Unfortunately, when decide the WAC. Nicholls State, 10-2, at Georgia for second state title /' Brigham Young has already lost NCAA FootbaD bound Michigan plays at Hawaii your offense is not going well, the “ It’s not what we had in mind, but Southern, 10-2; Tennessee State, Its chance to win the Western while Army takes on Navy In the quarterback draws a good deal of there’s still something to look 10-1-1, at Nevada-Reno, 12-0; and Athletic Conference for the 11th annual service academy clash. the blame. He also gets more than forward to,” said Air Force Coach Eastern Kentucky, 0-2-1, at Eastern Bv Jim Tierney Dominick Quinto, Sr., Saturday’s Allbrio (seven touchdowns, 763 straight season. BYU ’s bid to win the WAC ended his share of the credit when things Fisher DeBerry, whose team has Illinois, 11-1. Herald Soorts Writer contest will be his second state yards), and junior Jason Talbot But the Cougars can still earn from the team this week after being Saturday with a 10-3 loss to San go well. We’ve had several prob­ lost three of four. “ We’ll be playing championship appearance in three (six touchdowns, 572 yards). their ninth straight bowl appear­ charged with altering drug Diego State, which won the confer­ lems on offense — our line has had on national television (ABC) with a The semifinals of the Division II For the second time in three years as head coach. ” Our main concern will be ance with a victory Saturday over prescriptions. ence and a trip to the Holiday Bowl. some injuries and has never chance to go to a postseason game. playoffs will be Central State years, East Catholic will be partici­ "This would be the biggest win in RisCassi,” Quinto said. "You don’t Air Force — because an Invitation J.C. VonColln, a junior line­ The Cougars, known for their solidified, and we’ve been plagued It’s a fitting climax to the end of the (Ohio), 10-0-1, at North Dakota pating in a state championship Masuk football history.” Quinto see too many fullbacks scoring that to the Freedom Bowl and a meeting backer, Trevor Molini, a Junior passing attack, have had trouble in by turnovers. season.” State, 11-0, and ’Troy State (Ala.)" football game. The Eagles. 9-1-1 said. many touchdowns.” In other this 10-1, at South Dakota, 10-2. who beat Hand High of Madison with UCLA awaits the winner. tight end who was all-WAC last the air recently and have lost two of “ We just haven’t progressed After dropping Its two opening Masuk’s offense will be led by offensively like we have in other weekend, the Division I-AA, Div­ In the semifinals of Division III (14-12) for the state Class MM title “ It’s nice that we still have season, and Ladd Akeo, a senior their last three games. Sophomore games of the year, Masuk went on junior quarterback Richard Gallos, years. Quarterback is part of the ision II and Division III playoffs playoffs, it will be Salisbury Statd in 1983, will try for their second something to shoot for,” ' BYU linebacker, will not play Saturday quarterback Bob Jensen will start to post eight straight victories fullback Dave Rusk, and Jason problem, but not all of it.” continue. (Md.), 12-0, at Ithaca (N.Y.), ILO; success in the Class MM division Coach LaVell Edwards said. in the game at Air Force. over senior Steve Lindsley against before losing Its regular season Aucello at tailback. Rusk also is (he The Brigham Young-Air Force Prior to San Diego State’s vic­ The quarterfinals of the Division and Concordia (Minn.), 11-1, ai mturday at 1:30 p.m. against 8-3 BYU will be playing without the Falcons, 6-4. finale on Thanksgiving to Immacu­ Panther kicker and has a 48- and a meeting is one of only three “W p tory, both BYU and Air Force were I-AA tournament have Arkansas Augustana (111.), 10-0-1. Masuk High at Southington High , 4 r three starters who were suspended hope he’ll give us a spark,” late of Danbury, 14-0. During the 46-yard field goal to his credit, a School. East Coach Jude Kelly, who string of eight wins. Masuk also factor definitely favoring Masuk in in his eighth season at the Eagle shut out its opponents in each game, a tight game. helm, sees some similarities in his tying state record for shutouts in a club this year and his championship season. Masuk’s defense is an Coming off the loss on Thanksgiv­ team of '83. obvious concern for Kelly, who is ing Day, will Masuk be ready for “ They (the 1983 team and this gunning for his 50th career victory East Saturday? "Our kids were SCOREBOARD year’s club) are similar in some at East. down after the loss to Immacu­ respects,” Kelly said. “ Every team " I think that they (Masuk) play a late,” Quinto said, “ but, now, they develops Its own personality. The fine defense,” Kelly said. “ You’re are confident and are looking North Stiri 5, Devils 3 KnIckaBS.ClIpperaBI Big Eaat alandinga common ingredient (between the not going to do that (record eight forward to playing East.” two teams) Is that they play Kelly and his machine-like wish­ Big East Conference consecutive shutouts) unless you’re (yall bone offense will certainly face its Hockey Basketball N EW YO R K (95) w L w L FootbaD together as a team and have a pretty good defensive team. They Cummings48068, Walker29066, Ewing St. John's 0 0 3 0 learned the concept of team play. play an aggressive style of defense stiffest challenge Saturday from Rrst Period— 1, Minnesota, AAocLellon 7 6-10 56 17, Wilkins 919 46 & Sparrow 26 Connecticut 0 0 7 1 Quickness and strength were char­ Masuk's stingy defense, however, Pittsburgh 0 0 2 0 and have good athletes in the (Hartsburo), 9:38.2, New Jersey, Muller 11 066, Cartwrlght9112321,Henderson5822 acteristics on both teams.” he knows his troops are prepared. NHLttindIngi (Verbeek, Bridgman), 19:15. NBA itindlngs 12McNealyO31-21,Thornton1-1062OrrO6 Seton Hall 0 0 3 P AP All-Amarica Hat secondary.” Senior linebacker Penalties— Graham, Min (Interference), O60.Totals4O75151795. Syracuse 0 0 2 0 East’s opponent is certainly no Mark Christo anchors the Panther "The kids are certainly looking 2:20; Hartsburg, Min (holding), 17:08; (toorgetown 0 0 3 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE Vlllonova 0 0 3 1 NEW YDRK (AP)— TheAssodotedPr'eft stranger to state championships defense which has allowed only 14 forward to it,” Kelly said. "They W ALKS CONFERKNCE Ludvlg, N.J. (holding), 19:49. L.A. CLIPPERS (91) 19B6AII-Amerlcafootballteam: Fotrlck DivMen Atlantic DIvIslen Cage 7-12 76 21, Maxwell 36 46 10, Providence 0 0 2 1 having been in one last year. The points since its second game of the are emotionally ready to play a . ^ W L Pet. OB Boston College 0 0 2 1 Fln lTe a m Herdd photo by Rocha W L T Pis O F O A Second Period— 3, Minnesota, CIccarelll Nlmphlus0130616,Woodson212006,Drew Offense Monroe-based school, a representa­ year. hard game. We’re confident in our Phllodelplila IS 5 2 38 KM 57 Boston 11 5 .688 — 26066, Huston 560610, Beniamin 26064, 26 (Wilson, Moruk), 8:04 (pp). 4, Philadelphia 11 5 .688 — Thursday's Results Tight End — Keith Jackson, Oklahofnti, tive of the Western Connecticut East’is main weapons in its ability to move the ball offensively. Pmstwreh 13 8 4 30 M 85 Minnesota, Nilsson 7 (CIccarelll), 12:56. Gordon211064, Reldsl-2062, WhlteO3O60, 33,242, Junior, LIttleRock, N Y Islanders 13 10 2 28 97 84 Washington 8 9 .471 3Harris Barton, North Corollno, Hartford 13 7 3 29 80 74 served by Anderson (too mony men on 35,283,Senlor,Atlanta, Montreal 13 10 3 29 92 85 Detroit 7 7 .500 5 Carrier Classic: (to.; , Arizona State, 6-6, 2iu Boston 11 11 4 26 88 88 Groratrond, Min (holding), 9:56; Total fouls— New York 16, Los Angeles Cleveland 7 9 .438 6'fy 20. A-6,316. Third place game, 7 p.m. Senior, Notwles, Ariz. » Buffalo 5 16 3 13 74 91 Plett, Min (slashing), 13:48; Beou- (toords — , Southern Collfew CAMPBELL CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Championship (tome, 9 p.m. pre, Min, served by Nilsson, misconduct, Midwest Division Illinois at Pittsburgh nta,34,280,Senlor,(7ranada "" Norris DIvIslen 14:40; Rouse, Min, double minor (hlgh- Hills, Calif.; Mark Hutson, Oklahoma, 6-4, Cavaliers and Warriors heading in right direction Dallas 11 5 .688 — BuparBonIca 109, Bpura 102 Rhode Island at Providence Minnesota 11 11 2 24 102 94 sKcklng), 19:18. 280, Junior, Fort Smith, Toronto 4 24 81 86 Utah 8 7 .533 2'A St. Fronds (P a .) at Vlllonova 10 11 Third Period— None. Penalties— Muller, Denver 8 9 .471 3'/» Princeton at Seton Hall Ark. St. Louis 9 11 4 22 75 87 NJ (tripping), 2:34; MacLellan, Min, Center — Ben Tomburelto, Auburn, 6>8, Detroit 9 13 2 20 67 78 Houston 7 9 .438 4 S E A T T L E (189) St. Leo ot (toorgetown By The Associated Press Mullin and Eric "Sieepy” Floyd, straight victory. double minor (roughing), 8:39; Brooke, Sacramento 5 12 .294 6>/> Chambers 122011-1336, McDaniel 102336 Boston College at Fairfield 268, Senior, Birmingham, Ala. Chicago 7 15 5 19 87 115 Min, misconduct, 8:39; Wolonln, \N J (toorterback— VlnnyTestaverde,Mloml who scored 21. took up the slack. The Hawks improved their road Smyttw Division San Antonio 5 12 .294 6'/!i 23, Lister 7-102617, ElllsO162320, YounglQ (roughing), 8:39; MacLeon, N J, rnlsce , 06 2, McMillan 16 36 5, Johnson 01 06 0, (Fla.),35,21B,Sentor, ’The Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State led 32-24 after the record to 7-3, best in the NBA this Winnipeg 15 8 2 32 95 78 duct, 8:39; Rouse, Min, malor (fighting), Pocltlc DIvIslen NBA Roundup L Lokers 12 3 .800 — WllllamsOI 1-21,Schoene06060, Phelps 1-1 ElmonLN.Y. Golden State Warriors, two of the Edmonton 15 10 1 31 118 96 9:03; Ludylg, NJ, minor-motor (Insti­ How Top Twonty farad Running Backs — , first quarter and 90-76 after three season. Calgary 14 11 1 29 94 97 Golden State 11 6 .647 2 365.Totols40632539109. gator, fighting), 9:03; Acton, Mln Seottle 9 7 .563 3'/i Auburn,311,209, Senior, St. NBA’s worst teams in recent years, periods. The victory gave the Reserve guard Mike McGee Los Angeles 11 14 2 24 110 121 (tripping), 12:33; Adorns, N J (holding), Cloud, Fla.; Paul Palmer, Temple, 5-9,180, Vancouver 7 16 2 16 83 102 Portland 10 9 .526 4 SAN ANTONIO (H2) How the top twenty teams In The may finally be heading in the right Warriors an 11-6 record, their best scored 12 of his )8 points in the 17:50. Phoenix 7 9 .438 5'/i Greenwood 7-15 5719, Corbin 6-16 23 14, Associated Press' college basketball poll Senior, Potonrac, Md. Tliursdav's Oomes Shots on goal— Minnesota 12-8-7— 27. Ploceklcker — , Washington, direction. The Cavaliers, whose roster also start in six years. fourth quarter to keep Atlanta Boston 3, Quebec 2 L.A. Clippers 3 14 .176 10 Gilmore 45 1-2 9, Moore 49 06 9, fared Thursday: New Jersey 11-12-12— 35. Thursday's Oames Robertson 021 76 23, Thompson 510 4614, 1. North Carolina (3-1) did not ploy. 311'/i,191,Senlor,Kent, At least, they both looked that include rookies Mark Price and Earvin "M agic” Johnson scored ahead. The Rockets lost their third Hartford 2, Phllodelphia 1 Power-play Opportunities— Minnesota Wash. Minnesota 5, New Jersey 3 Cleveland 113, Detroit 105 Dawkins 214 23 8, Krystkowlok 1-2 0 2 2 2. Nevoda-Las Vegas (4-0) did not way ’Thursday night. Johnny Newman, are still last in the 28 points for the Lakers. straight game and failed to reach 1 of 6; New Jersey 1 of 7. Atlanta 109, Houston 93 tondvold26O64.Totols4O9621-32102. ploy. Defense Calgorv 4, Chicago 1 Goalies— Minnesota, Beoupre (35 shots- Ends-Outside Linebackers — Cornelius Joe Barry Carroll scored 25 Central Division with a 7-9 record. *’We need a good rivalry.” 100 points for the sixth time in their Los Angeles 4, Toronto 3 Seattle 109, ton Antonio 102 3. Indiana (2-0) did not ploy. 32 saves). New Jersey, Chevrier (27-22). New York 95, L.A. Clippers 91 25 IS 19 27— 109 4. Purdue (2-0) did not ploy. Bennett, Alabama,34,235, points and dominated Kareem But first-year Coach Lenny Wilkens Johnson said. "W e need a good last seven games. FrMav's Oames A— 7,163. Senior, Birmingham, Ala.; , St. Louis at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Golden State 116, L.A. Lakers 106 San Antonio S1 IS 29 17— 101 5. Iowa (44)) did not ploy. Abdul-Jabbar as the Warriors beat is seeing improvement with each competitive season with Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Portland 106, tocamento 102 Threo-point pools— Ellis 2, Moore, 6. Kansas (30) beat Washington 82-68. Penn State, 33,225, Senior, Montreal at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. RorKty MItton, Brad Lozarowlch. Frevrsburo,N.Y. the Los Angeles Lakers 116-106 for game. somebody.” Edmonton ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Friday's (tomes Chambers. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— 7. Auburn (20) did not play. Sonics 109, Spurs 102 Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Seattle 46 (McDaniel 11), ton Antonio 59 8. Alabama (20) did not ploy. Tackles — Jeronie Brown, Miami (Flo.), their sixth straight, victory, the "Brad, like all of our players, is a N.Y. Rangers ot Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. 32,285, Senior, Brooksville, N.Y. Islanders at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Atlanta at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. (Greenwood 22). Assists— Seattle 27 9. Illinois (30) beat Chicago State 92-78. club’s longest winning steak in quick learner,” Wilkens said. "You Knicks 95, Clippers 91 Tom Chambers scored 36 points Denver at New Jersey, 8 p.m. (Young 10), ton Antonio 27 (Moore, Flo.; Al No(Xi, Hawaii, 31, 239, Junior, Solurdav's Oames Flim n4. Black Hawks 1 Honolulu, Hawaii. eight seasons. can play a 'psych’ game against and teamed with Dale Ellis down Philadelphia at Boston, 1:15 p.m. Mllwoukee at Washington, 8 p.m. Robertson, Dawkins 6). Total fouls— 10. N o w (21) did not play. Gerald Wilkins scored 22 points, New York at Utoh, 9:M p.m. Seattle 27, ton Antonio 25. Technicals— ton 11. Oklahoma (21) did not play. Nose (toard— Danny Noonan, Nebraska, “ Our defense generated a lot of them the first time, but it doesn’t the stretch in leading Seattle past Detron at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. 34,280,Senlor, Lincoln, Neb. reserve center Bill Cartwright Buffalo at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Chicago 1 0 0— 1 Chicago at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. Antonio Illegal defense 2, Greenwood. 12. Pittsburgh (20) did not play. our breaks,” said Chris Mullin, who work quite as well the second time San Antonio. Cotgorv 1 I 0-4 Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 13. Kentucky (20) did not ploy. Inside Linebackers — Brian Boswortt), added 21 and Patrick Ewing 17 as Montreal at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Oklahoma,32,240, Junior, scored 22 for Golden State. Abdul- a round.’' Chambers and Ellis scored the Calgary at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Rrst Period— 1, Calgary, Suter 4 (Loob, Saturday's Oames 14. W. Kentucky (4-1) did not ploy. New York sent Los Angeles to its Otto), 1:58 (pp). 2, Chicogo, Nytund 3 New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Thuraday’a collaga hoop acoroa 15. (toorgla Tech (31) did not ploy. Irving, Texas; Chris Splelman, Ohio State, Jabbar took only one shot in the Daugherty fared well against Sonics’ final 19 points of the game. Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. 32,232,Junlor, 11th straight loss. Chicogo at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. (Sutter, M urray), 14:37. Penalties— Denver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. 16. (toorgetown (30) did not play. first half as the Warriors took a Detroit’s physical center Bill Laim- Chambers accounted for 11 of them, Sundov't OamM Murroy, Chi (holding), :52; Ptterson, (Sil Boston at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 17. Syracuse (20) did not ploy. Masslllon,Ohlo. The Clippers' losing streak EAST 18. North Carolina State(4-1)dld not ploy. Backs— , Miami (F lo .),64), 61-43 lead, and he finished with 17 beer, outscoring him 29-25 and including a three-point shot. Ellis, N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 7:05 p.m. (holding), 6:12; Degray, Cal (hooking), Seattle at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Alderson-Broaddus 84, Wheeling 76 matches their longest since moving 11:43; Sauve, Chi, served by Watson (delay Chicago at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 207, Junior, Fort points. holding the rebounding edge. 137. who finished with 20 points, made a Edmonton at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. American Inti. 101, (Suinniplac 86 Lauderdale, Fla.; , Baylor, from San Diego to Los Angeles Toronto at St. Louis, 7:05 p.m. of game), 16:57. Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 19. Northeastern (31) did not ploy. Brad Daugherty, one of three The first time they played earlier Bluetield St. 112, Bristol, Tenn. 100 20. Arizona (1-1) beat San Diego State 38,175, Senior, three seasons ago. pair of three-pointers in the stretch. Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. Second Period— 3, Calgary, Mullen 11 Utah at Sacramento, 10:X p.m. Boston Coll. 87, Harvard 86 rookies starting for Cleveland, this season. Daugherty scored just Reinhart, Tonelll), 3:14. 4, COIgory, Dallas at Golden State, 11 p.m. 11378. [Xiingerfleld, Texas; Mark Moore, OkM- Knicks Coach Bob Hill recorded David Greenwood had a career- Sunday's Oames Citadel 69, Arm y 65 homa State,30,198, Senior, scored 29 points ina 113-105 triumph one point against Laimbeer. They PepllnskM (Otto, Degroy), 13:59.5, Colgory, Connecticut 62, Cent. Connecticut 52 his first NBA victory. Hill replaced high 22 rebounds and season-best 19 Whiltre 2, Flyers 1 T o n e lll 7 (R e in h a rt, M u lle n ), 14:47. New York ot Portland, 10 p.m. Nacogdoches, Texas; , each got five fouls in their second (tortmouth 73, Holy Cross 64 Purdue,31,200, Senior, Fort over the Detroit Pistons. The the fired Hubie Brown on Monday points for the host Spurs. San Penalties— Presley, Chi (slashing), 4:21; (Jolden State at L.A. Clippers, 10:X Dominican 72, Bloomfield 71 meeting. AAocoun, Col (roughing), 4:21; Fraser, p.m. wayne,lnd. ■ ' Cavaliers have won four in a row, and lost his first game before Antonio, which lost its fourth 1 8 1 -4 Cht (slashing),9:08; Brown.Chl (roughing), Elon 85, Wingate 75 Punter— , Colorado,34,190, their best streak since April 1985. “ I realize you have to establish 8 1 0 -1 Ferris St. 83, Ind.-Pur.-Ft. Wayne 69 Rec basketbaD Junior, Slmlo,Colo. winning. The visiting Knicks ended staight game, got 23 points from 11:55; Wilson, Cal (slashing), 11:55; Sheehy, Hampton 88, Md.-E. Shore 74 Daugherty, the first player taken yourself in this league.” Daugherty Rrst Period— 1, Hartford, MacDermld3 Col (roughing), 11:55; Secord, Chi, CavallerallS.PIatonalOS Second Team their three-game losing streak. Alvin Robertson. (Tippett, Murzyn), 14:34. Penalties— Howard 90, George Washington 85, O T Offense In the NBA draft, got help from said. " I ’ll get some calls against mlnor-malor (Instigator, fighting) 16:12; Husson 81, Moln4Fdrmlngton 70 Ewing made three foul shots in Propp, Phi (slashing), 12:05; Klel- Pepllnskl, Cal.doublemalor (high-sticking, Tight End — , Texas ASt/VL fellow rookies John "Hot Rod” me. but I ’ll get my share of calls, nendorst, Har (holding), 17:10; Samuels- Iona 76, Coppin St. 61 Wide Receivers — Wendell Dovist LSIJ; the final 1:12. Two of his free throws fighting), 16:12. DETROIT 005) Adult too.” son, Har (holding), 17:43; Tocchet, Phi Third Period— None. Penalties— O'Col- Dantiev 7-15 1214 26, Green A6 4-6 12, Kings, Po. 63, Wilkes 53 Michael lrvln,Mlaml (Fla.). Williams, who added 22 points and gave the Knicks a 93-91 lead with 32 Blazers 106, Kings 102 (high-sticking), 17:43; Propp, Phi (Interfer­ Lolmbeer 10-17 56 25, Dumors 511 4-4 14, Maine 84, Michigan St. 81 Standings: American — Pagonl Cat­ Tackles — John Cloy, Missouri; Chris 18 rebounds, and Ron Harper, who Daugherty. Williams and Harper lohon, Chi (hooking), 2:33; Bullard, Cdl Massachusetts 65, Boston U. 62 seconds left, and Kenny Walker Reserve Jerome Kersey scored ence), 18:56; Anderson, Hor, major (hlgh-sti eking),4:14; Co Igorybench.served Thomas 515 2-4 12, AAahom 26 06 4, erers 30, Style 30, Green Hardware 2-1, Conlln, Penn State. each played at least 40 minutes, and (fighting), 20:00: Sutter, Phi, mlnor-molor, Monmouth, N.J. 77, William Paterson 68 Manchester Cycle 1-2, Formal-Coach Guards — Freddie Childress, Arkansas; scored 20. then intercepted a Los Angeles 20 points, including three in the by Bradley (too many men onice),19:42. Johnson512(H)10, Rodman 1-2062, tolley04) they combined to take 62 of served by Slnlsolo (Instigator, (Ight- 02 0. Totals 3984 27-36 105. Penn St.-Harrtsburg 114, Beaver 62 1-2, (tontle Touch Car Wash 1-2, Steve Tropllo, Boston College. “ We’re young, and we’re going to pass. final eight seconds to enable Ing), 20:00. CLEVELAND Oil) Rtt.-Johnstown 70, Frostburg St. 68 Manchester Police 1-2, Buffoto Water Center — Gregg Rakoczv, Miami (Fla,). Cleveland’s 92 shots from the floor. Shots on goal— Chicago 12913— 34. Cal­ Rhode Island 73, Penn St. 65 take our lumps, but we’re a good Michael Cage scored 21 points Portland to hold off Sacramento. Second Period— 2, Philadelphia, gary 11-1M— 37. Poauette 23 06 4, Williams 921 4-5 22, Tavern 33. National — B.A. Club 2-1, Quarterback— ,Mlchlgan. "They are really impact play­ AP photo McCrtmmon 2 (Ekiund, Propp), 10:27 Daugherty 1220 59 29, Horoer 7-21 6-10 20, Sacred Heart 94, Barry 90 Westown Pharmacy 2-1, Manch. Bar Running Backs— SteveBartolo,Colorod6 basketball team,” the 7-foot Daugh­ ' and added 14 rebounds for the Kersey scored 13 points in the Power-play Opportunities— Chicago 0 of tollsburv St. 81, Wesley 80 ers,” Detroit Coach Chuck Daly (pp). Penalties— Murzyn, Har (trlpplrw), 6; Calgary 1 of 4. Bagiev 8-166624, West162-54,TurplnO1O60, Association 2-1, Sportsman Cofe 2-1, State; Bobby Humphrey, erty said. Clippers. fourth quarter as the visiting Trail 4:27; Crossman, Phi (hooking), 5:44; Price 16 224, Newman 06 060, Lee 22 22 St. Michael's 87, Vermont 84 Irish Insurance 2-1, Hose Co. 1-2, DIRosa Alabama. said. "They’ll have an impact on Goalies— Chicogo, Sauve (37 shots-33 St. Rose 72, Mt. St. Mary, N.Y. 71 In other NBA games. New York Blazers won their third straight Atlanta's floor general Glenn ‘Doc’ Rivers (right) drives Samuelsson, Hor (hooking), 7:42; Zezel, saves). Calgary, Lemelln (34-33). 6.Totols429227-39113. Cleaners 1-2, Smoke 33. Placekicker — Chris KInzer, Virginia the rest of the schedule and on the Phi (high-sticking), 7:42; Tippett, Har Detroit 31 24 21 27— 188 St. Thomas Aquinos 75, Carthage 60 Tech. beat the Los Angeles Clippers 9391, game. The Kings have lost five in a A— 16,798. Temple 78, Drexel 58 league as a whole.” Hawks 109, Rockets 93 past Houston’s Mitchell Wiggens in their NBA game (tripping), 9:21; Hextall, Phi, served by Referee— Dan Marouelll. LInesmer;— Cleveland 28 20 n IS—113 Defense Atlanta defeated Houston 109-93, row. Mellanby (delay of gome), 12:13; DIneen, Three-point goals— Bagley 2. Fouled Urslnos 65, Philo. Phormoev 57 Ends-OutsIde Linebackers — Marcus The Warriors won at home Thursday night in Houston. The Hawks won, 109-93. It Jerry Pateman, Swede Knox. Yeshiva 84, N.Y. Maritime 82 Seattle downed San Antonio 109-102 Dominique Wilkins scored 26 Clyde Drexler scored 31 points for Ho t (hooking), 12:55; Hextall,Phl,servedby out— Poauette, West. Rebounds— Detroit Cotton, Southern (tollfomlo; Tony despite playing without leading Tocchet (slashing), 12:55. 53 (Green 14), Cleveland 63 (Williams 18). SOUTH VolleybaD Woods, Pitt. and Portland beat Sacramento points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Portland. Eddie Johnson had 22 for was Atlanta’s fourth consecutive victory. The Hawks own Third Period— 3, Hartford, Anderson 9 Assists— Detroit 18 (Thomas 11), Cleve­ Clark 78, Rorkta Memorlol 76 Tackles — Tim Johnson, Penn Statd; 106-102. scorer Purvis Short. But Carroll, Atlanta beat Houston for its fourth the best road record in the NBA at 7-3. (Fronds, Babych), 4:28. Penoltles— land 22 (Bagiev 6). Total fouls— Detroit Cumberland 86, Mars Hill 72 , Washington. Sacramento. Dolgneault, Phi (elbowing), 7:49; Klel- 28, Cleveland 28. Technicals— Cleveland E. Kentucky 115, Lee 102 Nose Guard — Tony Chertco, Arkansas. nendorst, Hor (slashing), 12:36; Sutter, Coach Wllkens, Detroit Illegal defense 2, Rorlda 110, to. Methodist 70 Inside Linebackers — Byron Evans;* Phi (stashing), 12:36; Samuelsson, Har Detroit Cooch Daly, AAohorn. A— 86M. Rorlda St. 97, S.C.-Spartanburg 69 Rac Vollayball Arlzona;MlkeJunkln,Duke. ' (roughing), 13:20; Murzyn, Har (rough­ Transactions Rorlda Tech 92, Polm Beach Atlantic Backs — Ray Isom, Penn State; Johi< 74 American Division — Ambulance Illinois gets a lesson of its own PTake a Look i ing), 13:20; Zezel, Phi (roughing), 13:20; Service del. Six Packers 1310, 1312, Llttle,(toorola;TlmMcDonald, . Tocchet, Phi, mlnor-misconduct (rough­ Trailblazera106.Klnga102 Georgetown, Ky. 69, Bellarmlne 68 Southern California; David Vickers, Oklo-* Sports In Johnson C. Smith 86, Elizabeth City St. 1311; Insurer's del. Luigi's 136, 15-9, homo. » ing), 13:20. 154); Redwood Farms def. Watkins 315, Shots on goal— Hartford 9-*d— 23. Phllo­ BASEBALL 84 Punter— Bill Smith, Mississippi. ' By The Associated Press and scored six points despite a Amsrtoan Leogue PORTLAND 006) Ky.-Wesleyon 95, Kentucky St. 81. 1314, 135. Stondlngs — Insurers 16-2, Moriarty Bros. delphia 7-124— 27. Watkins 13-5, Redwood Forms 11-7, Six ThirdTeam . Holt named New Britain manager sprained ankle for Kansas. 3-0. Power-play Opportunities— HartfOrdO of S E A T T L E M ARINERS— Sent Lee Guet- Vondeweghe 8-17 46 20, Carr 02 24 3, S. Louisiana St. 73, Arkansas St. 61 Offense termon, pitcher, and Mike WIshnevskI, Johnson 48 8-10 16, Drexler 1224 6-7 31, Morehouse 93, Edward Woters 83 Packers 7-11, Ambulance Service 7-11, Tight End — Robert Await, ton Oleix>: Illinois was giving intrastate Used Car Specials 6; Philadelphia 1 of 3. Luigi's 318. NEW BRITAIN — The Boston Red Sox have named Dave Holt N C A A Hoop No. 20 Arizona 110, San Diego Goalies— Hartford, Weeks (27 shots-26 outfielder, to Calgary of the Pacific Coast Porter 210 36 9, Paxson 27 06 5, Jones NE Louisiana 79, Mlsstsslp^ Coll. 58 Sfote. • rival Chicago State a lesson on the League. 06222, Kersey 8-134520. Totals37613038 Newport News 82, AAary Washington 76 Natlanal Division — ABA Tool 8, Die Stale 78; Sean Elliott hit all seven saves). Philadelphia, Hextall (23-21). def. Elmore 13-15, 136, 11-15; North Wide Receivers— Sterling Sharpe, touthi as the fourth manager in four years for their Class-A A affiliate in basketball court when Illini Coach 83 Lincoln Mark VI A— 17,108. Nottonot Leewue Presbyterian 77, Wofford 75 Carolina; MarcZeno,Tulone. « field goal tries and added seven PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Named SACRAMENTO 002) S. Alabama 82, Armstrong St. 41 Enders def. Econ. Electric 15-6, 1310, New Britain. Lou Henson decided to see what his Referee— Ron Fournier. Linesmen— Pat 1312; Manch. Prapertv Maintenance Tackles— , Pitt; JohnElllott,* assists in Arizona’s rout. All 10 Tu-ton«, L(Md«d ^12f095 Oopuzzo, Don Schocte. Frank Franchl and Terry Logon scouting E. Johnson 019 66 22, Thorpe 49 23 10, tom Houston St. 84, Southwestern, Michigan. ' Holt, 28, was named Thursday. He was a ,;layer-coach in New freshmen could do. It was Henson Henson said. "But I think our supervisors. Signed Butch Davis and Thompson 6-141-113, Steppe48068, Theus Texas SO def. Redwood Raiders 15-12, 139, 15-6; Wildcat players scored. Alcor Auto def. Buffalo Water 1311, (toords — Doug Aronson, ton Dlegol Britain in 1983 and became manager of the Red Sox’s Class-A freshmen really struggled. There’s Tom m y Dunbar, outfielders, to Class 6-14 1-3 13; Tyler 27 22 8, Smith 6-13 5617, Va. Commonwealth 73, Wllllom & Mary State;ToddPeat,Northernllllnols. « who then went to school. “ Of all the things I liked, the best 85 E tc o rt A A A contracts. Olberdlng23226, Klelne 161-23, Rogers 06 64 1313, 17-15. Standings — A .B .A . Tanl- team in Winter Haven, Fla., in 1984. He guided the team to a Ninth-ranked Illinois scored the no question about that. They didn’t 4 Or.. Auto *3595 BiDle 16-2, North Enders 134, Elm ore Center— ErlcCoyle,Colorodo. < was being able to play a lot of Bruins 3, Nordlquss 2 BASKETBALL 060, Pressley 1-2062 Totals 41-93 2025102. Virginia St. I ll, Shaw 108 Quarterback — Kevin Murray, Texas' regular-season championship in the Florida State League last first 20 points of the game in the play with poise. Notional Basketball Association W. Illinois 86, Moreheod St. 79 Assoclotlon 14-4, Economy ELectrIc9-9, ABM . ’ people,” Coach Lute Olson said. 84 Q-Marqul8 PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— Fined -.------■ 25 24 26 31— 106 Wash. & Lee 70, Greensboro SB Alcar Auto Ports 9-9, Manchester season with an 8347 record. opening six minutes. So Henson " I know they can play better than Maroon, 4 Dr., Loatfod •9895 Property Mointenance 9-9, Buffalo Running Backs — ^^ “ Since they all scored, they all got Quebec 0 1 1 -4 Walter Berry, forward, an undisclosed Sacramento 24 16 28 24— las Wiley 76, Louisiana Coll. 74 Clemson;(toston(toeen,UCLA. > Holt succeeds Tony Torchia who was dismissed by Boston brought on his youngsters, and they played tonight,” he added Boston 0 8 3— 3 amount for falling to ask permission tomiss Three-point goals— Drexler, Paxson. MIDWEST Water Tavern 1-17, Redwood raiders the butterflies out of their systems. 83 Escort Placekicker— John DIettrIch, Ball State. • freshman guards Steve Bardo and "This is lesson No. 1, and they got it Wagon. Low mllaa Rrst Period— None. Penalty— Price, a game. Fouled out— Thorpe. Rebounds— E. Illinois 70, NW Missouri 62 318. management after the Red Sox finished seventh in the Eastern That’s something that should help •4900 Women's League — BSiJ Auto Repoir Defense tonight.” Que (hooking), 4:50. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS— Placed Portlond 61 (Carr 11), Sacramento 48 Illinois 92, Chicago St. 78 Ends-Outside Linebackers — Darrell’ League. Larry Smith couldn’t hang onto the us later on." Second Period— 1, Quebec, Hough 1 Terence Stansburv, guard, on the (Thompson 10). Assists— Portland 23 (Por­ Illinois Coll. 89, Prlnclplo 78 det. Canine 7-15, 18-16, 1313; Heritage In other games involving ranked 85 Dodge Van Auto def. Main Pub 136, 1311, 139, Reed,Oklahama;VanWolters, , ball. Auto, re ((Joulet, Picard), 12:03 (pp). Penalties— Inlured list. Activated Curtis Kitchen, ter 7), Sacramento 26 (Theus 14). Totol Iowa St. 74, WIs.-Green Bay 57 Indiana.' • teams Thursday night. No. 6 •7295 Mllbury, Bos (holding), 4:01; Simmer, forward-center. fouls— Portland 21, Sacramento 29. Iowa Wesleyan 94, William Penn, 87, Lafayette def. Tierney's 1316, 1314, By halftime. Chicago State had In other games Thursday, it was 15-8; Locksmith Hair det. Hungry Tiger Tackles — John Boso, Boston Colleiw," Bennett wins Lombardi Trophy Bos (roughing), 10:32; Neely, Bos (slosh­ Technicals— Portland, Illegal defense. A— OT Shown Knight, Brlghom Young. J pulled within nine points. But the Kansas beat Washington 82-68, Boston College 87, Harvard 86; 84 Buick Regal 10,333. 1314, 1311, 9-15; Coach's Corner def.' 2 Dr., T'Roof, Loadod, ing), 12:58; (Joulet, Que (hooking), 14:13. HOCKEY Kansas 84 Washington 68 Nose Guard — Henry Thomas, LSU j Illini put back veterans Doug while No. 20 Arizona outscored San Citadel 69, Army 65; Connecticut Woodland 15-11,138,1215. Standings — HOUSTON — Alabama linebacker believes Maroon •8795 Third Period— 2, Boston, Bourque 6 National Hockey League Lewis 91, Central 66 Inside Linebackers — Johnny Hollond/ Diego State 11378. (Crovnter, Mllbury), 14:21. 3, Quebec, B U FFA LO SABRES— Sent Dove Fe- Minnesota 75, E. Michigan 59 Women's League: Coach's Corner 17-1, his performance on the field, not his silence off it, helped him win Altenberger and Tony Wysinger in 62. Central Connecticut 52; Maine Hawkaira.RockotaBS Woodland (tordens 132, Lafayette Es- TexasABM; Terry AAakI, Air ^ No. 6 KantM 82, Wnhlngton 68; 83 Chrysler Hough 2 ((Joulet, Delorme), 18:16.4, Boston, nyves and Shawn Anderson, defensemen, Mt. Union 85, Wash. 4 Jeff. 69 Force. the 17th annual Lombardi Trophy. the backcourt and rebuilt the 84, Michigan State 81; Rhode Island McCarthy 11 (Bourque, Neely), 19:42. 5, to Rochester of the American Hockey N. Michigan 86, Huron 66 cadrllle 12-6, Canine Holiday Inne 138, Danny Manning’s 32 points led the 73, Penn State 65; Temple 78, BBiJ Auto Repair 9-9, Heritage Auto Backs — Ron Fronds, Boylor; HarotcC “ I guess my plays on the field showed (the media) that I wasn’t margin on the way to a 92-78 N e w Y o rk e r Boston, Bourque 7 (Simmer, Neely), League. Recalled Joe Reekie, defense- A T L A N T A (109) NE Illinois 59, WIs.-Mllwoukee 56 McGuire, Toledo;TomRotello, ; host Jayhawks, who finally im­ Loadad •8290 19:59. Penalties— Picard, Que (holding), man, from Rochester. Wilkins 11-26 46 26, Willis 3-11 00 6, Notre Dame 60, Cornell 56 Body 310, Hungry Tiger 7-11, Tierney's victory. Drexel 58; Florida 110, Southern 312, Locksmith Hair Studio 313, Main Air Force; Delon Sanders, Florida State.' a hot dog, that I was out there doing my job ,” Bennett said 7:36; Crowder, Bos (roughing), 7:36; NEW YORK RANGERS— Sent Mike Rolllns261-25,Rlvers4104512,Wlttman 38 Ohio St. 101, Siena 57 Punter— (toeg Horne, Arkansas. ' Ken Norman had 26 points and pressed Coach Larry Brown. Methodist 70; Florida State 97, 85 Marquis Bro. Donnelly, defenseman, to New Haven otthe Quincy 52, Rockhurst 51 Pub 0-18. Thursday night after being the first Alabama player to win the Rochefort, Que (roughing), 19:21; Crowder, 2-2 8, Levlnoston 7-11 2-2 16, Koncok 55 Wysinger and Altenberger added 17 “ We were better tonight,” Brown S.C.-Spartanburg 69; Louisiana Loadad, 9 to ohooaa •8895 Bos (roughing), 19:21; Molorchuk, Que, American Hockey League. 00 10, M c O e 415 42 18, Webb 2-4 44 8, Rosary 81, Elmhurst 73 N FL Individual laadara award honoring the nation’s outstanding college football and 14 points respectively for 3-0 said. "W e still have a lot of work to State 73, Arkansas State 61; Virgi­ gross misconduct, 20:00; (3uebec Coach COLLEGE CarrOOOOO, BattleOOOOO. Totols45941923 Saginaw Vol. St. 53, Spring Arbor 47 85 Lynx 4-dr. Bergeron, gross misconduct, 20:00. ARIZONA— Announced that Bruce 109. St. Joseph's Ind., KB, Trinity, III. 57 lineman. Illinois. do in a lot of areas. But there were nia Commonwealth 73. William & Shots on goal— Quebec 8-125— 25. Boston Wheatley, forward-center, has quit the HOUSTON (91) Toledo 79, Detroit 73 Auto. PS. AC. N A TIO N A L F O O TB A LL CO NFERENCE ; “ Overall, I thought our starters some real pluses out there.” Mary 64; Iowa State 74, Wisconsin- 9 to ohooaa •5295 144-11— 33. basketball team. McCray 411 56 17, Petersen 47 45 9, Valley City St. 67, Morris 60 Golf Quarterbacks Cedric Hunter had nine assists Green Bay 57. Power-play (Jpportunities— Quebec 1 of 3; MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY— Sampson 5164816, Reld4120017, Wiggins Valparaiso 73, Illinois Tech 63 ATT COM YDS TD INT Morris NFL player of the month played a pretty good ballgame,” 83 Buick Regal Boston 0 of 2. Named Floyd Walker assistant athletic 4102-28, Harrls4104412, Lloyd16425, Feiti Walsh 76, Rndloy 73 Kramer, Minn. 192 2800 22 WMta. Auto. 4 Dr. •6395 Goalies— Quebec, AAalorchuk (33 3hotv director. 1-3002, Anderson 1-5424, B. Johnson 1-11-23, Winona St. 88, Concordia, III. 46 Kemp, S.F. 119 1554 11 NEW YORK — Joe Morris, who ran for 447 yards while leading Wisconsin 47, S. Carolina 45 30soyes). Boston, Keans (25-23). NA V Y— Announced the resignation of Henry00000. Totals3481253193. J.C. Panhay Claaalc acoraa Atontono, S.F. 131 1551 6 the New York Giants to four consecutive victories last month, 84 T o p a z A— 10,925. Note Bailey, basketball forward, from the \Ms.-Parkslde 88, N. Central 74 Schroeder, Wash. 215 3288 17 Brown, 6 Spd., 4 Dr. •4995 Referee— Ron Hoggorth. academy. Atlonla 29 23 24 32— 189 Wright St. 63, N. Kentucky 60 Hippie, Det. 192 1919 9 was named NFL Player of the Month by the Professional Inkster-Purtzer duo secures lead SOUTHWEST Linesmen— Ray Scoplnello, Kevin Col­ Houston 12 18 18 IS— 93 LAR(tO, Fla. (A P ) — First-round Lomax, St.L. 171 1896 12 Football Writers of America. lins. Thre4polnt goals— Reid, Lloyd. Fouled Angelo St. 105, McM urrv 87 scores Thursday at theS650,000J .C. Penney Simms, Giants 221 2895 15 82 Mark VII out— None. Rebounds— Atlanta 56 (Willis E. Cent. Oklahoma 70, Oklo. Baptist 60 Classic played on the par-72, 6,957-yard Archer, Ati. 150 2007 10 The 3foot-7, 193pound running back carried the ball 97 times 4 Or.. Tu-tona •9895 12), Houston 51 (Petersen 11). Assists— Hording 71, School of the Ozarks 99 North course at Bardmoor Country Club: Young, T.B. 156 1787 6 for an average of 4.6 yards per carry. He scored four touchdowns LARGO, Fla. (AP) —JuliInkster players from the LPGA and PGA one bogey. Hagge and Simons Klngt4.MaploLnls3 Atlanta 29 (Rivers, Webb 9), Houston 22 Henderson St. 88, Ark.-PIne Bluff 71 JaworskI, Phil. 128 1405 8 84 Maida 8E-5 Kansas St.73, Texas Tech 72 in leading the Giants to victories over Dallas, against whom he and Tom Purtzer met before the Tours, finished with 11 birdies and posted their 67 with six birdies, an (McCray 7). Total fouls— Atlanta 20, Inkster-Purtzer 3331- -61 start of the $650,000 J.C. Penney T., SHvar •3995 6 Houston 19. A— 16016. Texas ABM 86, SW Texas St. 78 Alcott-Gllder 31-34— 65 gained 181 yards, Philadelphia, Minnesota and Denver. no bogeys. Their 61 tied a J.C. eagle and one bogey. Terwite 8 2 )—3 Bowling Tulsa 84, Col-lrvlne 66 Hago3Slmons 32-33—65 ATT AVG L G T D Classic and mapped a strategy to Penney record set by Hollis Stacy The field will not be cut after 83 Mazda B-2000 LpSt AllflatSS Y 1 9^*4 W. Texas St. 91, W. New Mexico 71 Lopez-Strange 3233— 65 Dickerson, Roms 1523 4.6 42 9 begin the mixed-team golf tourna­ and Jerry Pate in 1977. today’s round. Sundownar •3695 Rrst Period— 1, Los Angeles, Robltallle16 WarrlorallB.LakaralOB McNeese St. 73, Houston Baptist 69 Skinner-Hulberf 3233— 65 AAorrIs, Giants 1160 4.3 (Hardy, Nicholls), 5:36 (pp). Penalties— Midwestern St., Texos 83, Schreiner 80 52 10 Hitch, Collins offer resignations ment. In doing so, however, they Four teams. Nancy Lopez-Curtls Eliot, LA.served by Carson (del ay of gome), Walker-Steck 3234— 66 Poyton, Chi. 1121 4.2 41 2 84 M arquis LaVaa Induatrlai Paul Quinn 85, Lubbock Christian 80 Kloss-Peete 3235— 67 Riggs, Ati. 1116 sold themselves a little short. Strange, Amy Alcott-Bob Gilder. 1:16; Courtnoll, Tor (hooking), 5:24; Clark, LJt. LAKERS (106) FAR W EST 3.9 31 8 DALLAS — Southern Methodist Athletic Director Bob Hitch 4 Dr.. Mua, loadad •5995 Llttl3Sulllvan 3332— 67 Mayes, N.O. 1038 A8 90 9 Their goal for Thursday's open­ Val Skinner-Mike Hurlbert and Person cited Tor (tripping),5:24. Brian Brown 201, Rich Higgins 214220 Green 410 00 8, Worthy 419 46 19, Air Force 65, Doane 58 and head football coach Bobby Collins have offered their Second Period— 2, Los Angeles, Hordy 1 Donlel-KIte 3332-67 Rogers, Wosh. 1024 4.1 84 M arq uis .625, Al tonno 225609, Norman Joaulth Abdul-Jobbar557-1117, Johnson415141628, Arizona 110, Son Diego St. 78 Nause-MIze 3235— 68 Jones, Det. ing round was to shoot 10 under par. Marlene Hagge-Jim Simons, fin­ NEW YORK (AP) - Forward (Carson, Taylor), 6:28. 3, Toronto, Valve 3, Scott 417 2-3 19, Cooper 48 1-1 11,ambls 793 25 resignations to the university’s board of governors, board OoW. Auto. AC 200563, Mike PrestI 207-214-591, Rick California 80, N.C.-Chorlotte 63 Eggeiing-Levi 3235— 68 Wilder, T.B. but they finished one stroke better, ished with opening-round 65s. Chuck Person, who helped the •5995 penalty shot, 7:48. 4, Toronto, Courtnoll 9 1-2004 AAotthews 04 OOO, BrIckowskI OOOO Colorado St. 69, Denver'55 675 28 Funke 222-212626, Tippy Hyson 202, (toddes-Knox 34-34— 68 Mitchell, St.L. 652 49 chairman and Gov.-elect Bill Clements said. Indiana Pacers to their best start in (Volye), 10:27. Penalty— Frvcer, Tor Mike Flellsteod 210555, Tom Provencol 0, Thompson 1-2002. TOtals39822537106. New Mexico St. 81, New AOexIco 62 combining for a 61 that equaled a Colleen Walker and Ron Streck 84 M arq uis RInker-RInker 3332— 68 D.Nelson, Minn. 649 4.0 Clements told the Dallas Times Herald after the board meeting five years by averaging 16.4 points (high-sticking), 10:41. 201, Don Wilson 219-565, Nick MarottI St. Martin's 86, Sheldon Jackson 69 RItzman-Thorpe 3235— 68 9-year-old record and left them with were at 66, followed by Sally Srown. Auto. AC •5995 Third Period— 5, Tororrto, Valve 4 229592, B orry PInney 244247-664, Dave OOLDEN STATE (116) St. Mary's, Cal. 72, Son Francisco St. that the resignations were offered within the last two to three and 9.3 rebounds per game, is the McDonald 410 00 8, L.SmIth 45 00 4, Palmer-Haves 3333— 68 a four-stroke lead. Little-Mike Sullivhn. Beverly (Courtnoll, lofrote), :57. 6, Los Angeles, Wilson 201, John KozIckI 200210610, 45 Blockwelder-Azinger 3235— 68 days but no decision had been made on accepting them and the 85 Mazda RX-7 Hardy 2 (Robitallle, Erickson), 4:34. 7, Leon Bilodeau 220245651, Rich Wood­ CarrellJl-1* 44 25, Royd 915 4321, Mullln Son Diego 54, Boise St. 52 “ We talked (Wednesday) about Klass-Calvin Peete and Beth NBA Rookie of the Month for Mossev-McCumber 34-34—68 board tabled them Wednesday. Slua. 6 Spd. •9990 Los Angeles, Williams 5 (Fox, Nicholls), bury 221, John McCarthy 224210626, 41557a,Bollord7-114317,Washbum4716 Stephenson-Couples 3332— 68 doing this,” Purtzer said after the Danlel-Tom Kite one stroke further November, the league announced 12:51. Penoltles— Taylor, LA (tripping), Bob Anderson 222563, Dove Mozzoll 7, Higgins 1-2002, TeogleOI 422, C. Smlth45 Thursday, 1:07; Hardy, LA (holding), 10:27; Kotsopou- 004, Moss42004.TotOls499117-23116. DIckInson-Koch 3333— 68 near flawless round on the 6,957- back. 82 Toyota Supra 202-561, Don Tylutkl 204-562, Pat Cas- Jones-Glosson 3332— 68 Radio, TV los. To r (slashing), 15:07. tagna 202, Al M iller 201-232-598, Robert Lendl off to fast start at Masters yard North course at Bardmoor Defending champions Laurie and The 6-foot-8 Person, the fourth BIk.. 9 Spd.. AC. Sunroof •8995 Shots on goal— Toronto 8-11-14— 33. Los L.A. tXRsrs 24 19 13 34-186 Spencer-Devlln-Wotson 34-34— 68 Wilbanks 209, (to ry Rowson 212-202610, Stocy-Hoos 34-35— 69 Country Club. "W e talked about 10 Larry RInker were among a group player taken In the college draft Angeles 10-14-14— 38. Dick M urphy 215, Fred KozIckI 206, Pete O o ^ Stole 32 19 19 16— 116 Calendar NEW YORK — Top-seeded Ivan Lendl, seeking his second Three-point goals— Cooper 2, Scott, Blitz-Brewer 3334—69 TONIGHT under and thought we’d have a good of 12 teams at 68. last June, led the Pacers to a 7-9 Power-ploy Opportunities— Toronto 0 of Beaudry 200, Roger MIeezkowskI 204- Johnson-Crompton 3334—69 3; Los Angeles 1 of 4. Mullln. Fouled out— Norw. Rebounds— 6:00 Tennis: Nabisco Masters, ESPN * straight title, got off to a blazing start in the $500,000 Masters chance to get it done.” In all, 42 of the 50 teams broke record in November. He tops the /MORIAR^ BROTHERS 227626. Pulz-Upper 3 ^ 3 ? ^ ! (joalles— Toronto, Bester (38 shots-34 L.A. Lakers 55 (Worthy 12),(toldenState48 College basketball: Hartford vs. * Tennis tournament by defeating Ecuador’s Andres Gomez 33, Inkster and Purtzer, playing par. Lopez-Strange, Skinner- team in scoring, rebounding and saves). Los Angeles. Eliot (33-30). (Carroll 10). Assists— L.A . Lakers 20 SATURDAY Rosenthal-Faxon 3334— 69 CItodel, Channel 18, WKHT !! Powdar Puff (Johnson, Scott 6), (tolden State 33 Foefball (torbocz-Stadler 3334— 69 7-5. together for the fourth time in the Hylbert and Alcott-Gilder all had playing time at 35.4 minutes per A— 7,963. AAoekev-Blockburn 3236— 69 aim £ !!? '“ . '?■ *R«'tt»Channel * 301C«6t«f5t.lliiiclurt8i I43-S13S Referee— Andy Van Hellemond.' (R oyd l3). Total fouls— L.A. Lakers 19, Class MM Championship 9:00 N H L : Jets vs. Rangers, Channel9 * 79-hole event that brings together rounds featuring eight hirdles and game. Mary Jarvis 178, Terry SlemlnskI Golden State 27. Technicals— Golden State . Southing- Kratzert-Kratzert 3237—70 Linesmen— Wayne Bonney, John D'A­ ton Hloh)r 1:30 p.m. 10:00 College bosketboM: UNLV vi " I mico. 179497, M a ry W right 185467. Coach Korl, (tolden State Illegal defense. Benz-43rten 3237-70 Memphis State, ESPN • MANCHESTER HERAI.D, Friday. Dec. 5, 1986 - H 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec 5. 1986

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Call Real Estate, "We guaran­ ate utilities, modern Infe­ make a good home an floor master bedroom su­ 640-0634 between 11am-2pm, Part time Poaltlort rior, low maintwenanace placed family room with cious three room apart­ Monday thru Friday. tee our Homes I "646-2482.n skylight, shlney eot-ln kit­ excellent buy. Large liv­ ite. Oversized family ment. Heot, stove, Business in Brief Available In Internal exterior and garages for ing room with picture room with center fire­ Mutual fund is a separate entity four cars. Priced to sell. chen, large format dining refrigerator, garage, Smashing Contemporary; Medicine office. Res­ room and much more. window and brick fire­ place. 3'/> baths, central laundry facilities. 646- Nearly 2000 so. ft. of living Call today for details. place. Super master bed­ air, over 1 Acre and much Bank board faces expense probe ponsibilities Include Joyce G. Epstein Real Coll today for details. 2968. GIVE YOUR budget a area In this new 7'/i room, Offered at $217,900. Joyce room suite with pegged more. Asking $264,000. QUESTION: I local savings and loan association break ... shop the classi­ billing, inourancg i'/i both home. $199,500. Estate, 647-8895.0 account — registered in the name of WASHINGTON — Top officials of the Federal Home Loan G. Epstein Real Estate, hardood floors, double U&R Realty 643-2692.q Four rooms - Carpeted. have invested in is touting a “ high-income, low-risk’ fied columns for bargain forms, light typing end Blanchard & Rossetto closets and 'h bath. Alumi­ the brokerage firm with which I do Bank Board face a Justice Department investigation of travel 647-8895.0 Security deposit required. a mutuai fund business. Is the brokerage required fund holding bonds. Enclosed is buys Let a Classified ad patient contact. Real Estate, "We guaran­ num siding, steel beamed Manchester-Nice starter. $495. Heat and utilities not expenses they have received from the savings and loan industry find a cash buyer for you. tee our Homes I "646-2482.0 Classic Cape built with managed by a to provide me with insurance, literature about that fund. Since it’s Cail Cathy at construction, 2 zone heat. $78,900. This Vj duplex Included. Adults only. 649- Investors’ they regulate, published reports say. 643-2711. excellence by "Beh- Government Homes - Convenient location. major broker­ similar to the $100,000 Federal available through an S&L with affords you many fea­ 4798. 646-4665 Condomanla-Beautiful 2 rmon". 7 room, fireplace, from $1 (U repair). Oelln- D.W. Fish Realty. 643-1591 tures of 0 single family age firm. The Deposit Insurance Corp. or Federal FSLIC coverage, how can I lose? In addition, reports said the Office of Government Ethics has I'/i baths, redwood exte­ Guide »>Mween 9 em & g pm bedroom, Vh both brick ouent tax property. or 871-1400. a home without the high Manchester - First floor, 2 fund has done Savings b Loan Insurance Corp. ordered the bank board officials to stop accepting travel and unit In Royal Arms. Gor- rior. $140's.Blanchord & Repossessions. Coll 805- price. Home Includes kit­ very weil and I Rossetto Real Estate. family, 4 rooms, one bed­ William A. Doyle coverage? ANSWER: The small print in that entertainment reimbursements, which has been common oeousl STD's. Blanchard & 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for For Sale or Rent- chen with stove and refrig­ room, stove, refrioerator, have recom­ literature says, "The value of your Rossetto Real Estate. "We guarantee our current repo list. Commercial storefront In erator, living room, for­ practice at the federal agency for 30 years. Homes!" 646-2482.0 dishwasher, hookup mended to four ANSWER: "S im ilar” is the investment at redemption may be "We guarantee our high traffic area. Full mal dining room and two washer and dryer In­ At the same time, Edwin J. Gray, chairman of the bank board, Homesl" 646-2482.D friends that they wrong word. more or less than your cost." If it’s Part tim e clerical help needecj — heavy basement, 2 air condition­ bedrooms. Located In cluded. No utilities. invest there. ordered board employees to stop taking the reimbursements ers to remain. Newer nice quiet neighborhood Adults preferred. No pets. Brokerage firms are required to more, you’ll make money. If it’s They have. from the S&L industry, according to reports in today’s editions of telephone, strong verbal communication lOOomp circuit breakers close to schools and shop- $425 month, 646-6441 after 6 be members of Securities Investor less, you’ll lose money. HELP WANTED I reaiize it is unlikeiy that the company — in this case, a broker- The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times. Shannon skills helpful. Apply In person HELP WANTED and newer both. $60,000 or plng.D.W. Fish p.m. Protection Corp., which was estab­ If the market values of the bonds HELP WANTED $500 per month.Strono Realty.643-1591 or 871- brokerage firm wili faii. However, 'age firm — provides investment Fairbanks, the bank board’s chief of staff, said the time of Gray s lished by act of Congress in 1970. that mutual fund holds rise, the Real Estate, 647-7653.D 1400.D if it does, wiil the mutual fund’s advice and other services, but it value of the fund’s shares will go up order was “ purely coincidental." assets become assets of the broker­ does not own the fund’s assets. When a brokerage firm goes bust, and investors in the fund will be "MANPOWER” age firm and subject to claims by As a matter of fact, the manage­ SIPC guarantees that everything winners. But just the opposite could SBM LOAN CENTER 3 room apartment. Heat, the brokerage’s creditors? ment company doesn’t even have each customer has left with the happen. Dollar gains strength In Europe 923 Main Street ARRIVES IN PART TIME hot water, stove, retrloer- possession of the mutual fund’s firm is made good — up to $500,000, ’That mutual fund, offered otor, laundry facilities, ANSWER: No. Put to rest any assets. Those assets are held by a no more than $100,000 of which can through a brokerage affiliate of the LONDON — The dollar strengthened against European Manchester, Ct. MANCHESTER oarage. Ask about Senior worries you have on that score. The custodian bank, as required by the be cash. S4L, does not — repeat, NOT — currencies today, taking its cue from a rally in New York the day EOE CUSTOMER SERVICE Citizen's Discount. 646- 7268. mutual fund’s assets are not now Investment Company Act of 1940. If your brokerage firm fails, all have FSLIC coverage. No mutual before. Gold was mixed. Ready (or a change? and never will be assets of the In the most unlikely event the your mutual fund shares, any other fund is federally insured. The dollar gained 1.7 centimes against the Swiss franc and 1.75 • Earn Incoms DEPARTMENT Manchester - Quality 1 brokerage firm. brokerage firm which has the This is not to say that you will lose securities and cash in your account pfennigs against the West German mark. It strengthened against • Q«t Out Of The House bedroom and 2 bedroom Every mutual fund is a separate management contract with your by investing in that mutual fund. BONANZA RESTAURANT — up to the SIPC limits — will be the Japanese yen for the fourth straight day, closing 1.07 yen up • Varlety/Change Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm apartment, heat, hot wa­ entity — set up either In corporate mutual fund goes belly up, the returned to you. But you had better be a ware there is Now under new ownenhip and management." • Gain Work Experience ter and all appliances or trust form. A mutual fund’s brokerage’s creditors wi|l not be some risk involved. Be sure to on the week. Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm Included. Air conditioned, It must be stressed that SIPC • Sharpen Skills assets are the stocks and/or bonds able to touch the fund’s assets. obtain and study the fund’s pros­ quiet, on bus line. Ideal for does not assure against loss on Dealers said the gains were attributable to market feeling that TED IS BACK!! • Control Own Schedule Sat. 7:00-10:00 am and other securities in which it has At that point, the mutual fund’s pectus, which spells out far more middle-aged and senior securities in your street name the arms-to-Iran crisis is not hitting the U.S. economy as hard as If you are neat in appearance, friendly and enjoy • Meet New People invested, as well as any cash on board of directors would look details than the literature you sent citizens. $515 and $550. account. If there’s a drop in the was initially feared. They also cited the refusal of U.S. officials to 247-5030. hand. around for a different manager and along, before putting any money on meeting and working with people, we will'cross train for value of your mutual fund shares, “ talk down” the dollar in recent weeks. If you have office ex­ Those assets are owned by the submit a new management con­ the line. several postions with advancement and wage increases. you’ll lose money. 24 Locust Street. 7 room fund. You and other investors in the tract to shareholders for a vote of Another factor is the traditional December demand for dollars Position opportunities available for order takers, perience and ere Inter­ ested In work, call or apartment. No applian­ fund own shares of the fund. Each approval. by corporations wishing to square their dollar accounts before cashier, grill people. Meal runners, salad bar workers, ces. $650 per month plus Doyle welcomes written ques­ come In to register In shareholder is an indirect owner of QUESTION: You wrote that an the year’s end. and bussers. No experience necessary. Uniforms utilities. Security. No the fund’s assets. QUESTION: My mutual fund investor can lose money in a mutual tions, but he can provide answers our new location. pets. Colt 646-2426 week­ provided. Half price on all meals, free beverages. MANCHESTER •119,000 A mutual fund’s management shares are in a ‘‘street name” fund holding stocks and/or bonds. A only through the column. days 9 to 5. Insurance available. Apply MANPOWER COMFORTABLE CAPE TCMPOMRY KIMCES Need 3 bedrooms? One car garage? This newly Monchester-Oft Porter listed Cape has them both. Plus hardwood doors, Street. Nice 3 room apart­ BONANZA ISON. Main St. aluminum storm windows and doors. Ideal (or ment. Heat, electricity, Manchester • 643-4810 children. Quiet area. Don’t miss this valuel Let ua security deposit. No pets. ShopRite Plaza, Spencer Street, Manchester, CT M-F / 8-5:00 show It to you today. 643-8552. Thursday eveningt by CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 or call 646-2770 appointment We can help you become a "REALE ’ PROFESSIONAL! Call 646-4525, and aak for Oan. Farm Supplies and Equipment .... 80 One bedroom garden Notices Business Property ...... 25 Entertainment ...... 53 apartment, olr conditi­ Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income Tax ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 MAINTENANCE D. F. REALE, INC. RATES: 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per doy. oned, wall to wall, ap­ Lost/Found ...... 01 M ortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per doy. Real Estate pliances, on bus line ond Personals ...... 02 Wanted to B uy ...... 28 Painting/Papering ...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 1) Clean out the attic. Maintenance wortiar full time 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct more. $450 per month plus 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. MWANTED!! M> MM) h Hh-i Announcements...... 03 Roofing/Siding ...... 57 M usical Ite m s...... 84 poeltlon avallaMa lor Inde­ Minimum charge: 4 llnet. 646-4525 utlltitles. References. 649- A uctions...... 04 F lo o rin g ...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment ... 85 pendent ealf etailar. AHarn- 0764 otter 7pm. ata waekande required. Ap­ JOIN OUR SALES FORCE Financial..., ...... 05 Rentals E lectrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 2) Fix the old bike. Miscellaneous tor Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to plicant ehould have axperl- Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing ...... 60 anca and abllHy In all aapacta One room studio. Availa­ ble January 1st. Applian­ Employment & Education Apartm ents fo r R e nt...... 32 Miscellaneous S ervices...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the 3) Make room for of maintenance Including ge­ WORK PART TIME Condominiums fo r R e n t...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to B uy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. neral rapalra. painting, car­ ces, heat, hot w ater Help Wanted ...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 For odvertlsements to be published Monday, Winter Wardrobe pentry, plumbing and Included. Security, no Situation Wanted ...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. machanloal/alactrical aya- Must like children, must have reliable pets. 646-2970. Business O p p o rtu n itie s ...... 13 Resort P roperty ...... 36 Merchandise V tama. Instruction ...... 14 Automotive car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., 2'/2 Room apartment with Industrial Praperty ...... 37 H ollday/S easonal...... 71 READ YOUR AD. Classified odvertlsements are Compatitiva aalary and bana- Employment Services ■ ■ ...... 15 appliances. Heat, hot wa­ Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 Sell It All In tla Include health Inauianea 9:30-1pm Sat. Trucks/Vans fo r S a le ...... 92 taken by telephone os a convenience. The ter Included. Security, no Roommates W a n te d ...... 39 C lo th in g ...... 73 Manchester Herald Is responsible for onlv one and panalon plan. Apply In pets. Available December Campers/Trallers...... 93 paraon, Monday thru Friday, Wanted to Rent...... 40 F u rn itu re ...... 74 incorrect Insertion and then onlv for the size of 20. Coll 646-2970. Real Estate Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 10 am • 4 pm, EASY M O N E Y TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 the original Insertion. Errors which do not th e H E R A L D Homes tor Sale ...... 21 Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto S ervices...... 95 Manchester- Five room Services Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Condominiums to r Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden ...... 77 be corrected by on additional Insertion. ROCKVILLE MEMORIAL apartment, first door. Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child C are...... 51 Good Things to E at...... 78 Miscellaneous Autom otive ...... 97 Classifieds NUR8IN0 HOME CALL SUSAN Stove, refrigerator, $450 Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel O II/C o a l/F Ire w o o d ...... 79 Wonted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 22 Stulh StraM plus utilities and security 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Raekvllls, CT 00000 IN CIRCULATION deposit. No pets. 742-8628. $62.50 weekly. Apply The Olcott, 40 OLcott Street, I HOMES TODAY opt. 107 onlv between 7 P A n t i o i SUPER HOUSEI and 10 pm. Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED SUPER LOCATION! IN MANCHESTER AREA S5.00-S10.00/Hour 647-9946 2 bedroom duplex (or rent SUPER PRICEI In Bowers area. Ap- Immediate Opportunities No. Main A Union 8L Am III l JL08T Kennel Assistant - Re­ Part-time custodian - Carpenters Needed - Im ­ Secretarial position - Le­ Part Time - Office assist­ Spacious Duplex In East IMMEDIATE pllonced, gas heat, aulet sponsible anlmal- needed by the South Wind­ mediate opening for expe­ - With a National Leader. ant needed to provide Hartford. Excellent In­ Hudson 81 all 70 Concord Rd., Manchester, Is another one location. $595 plus utili­ ' IAND FOUND gal Experience helpful. Fotomat Corporation has r orlented person needed sor Board of Education. rienced carpenters. Alt Small centrally located clerical support at Jeffer­ vestment opportunity I Wllllami 81 III POSITIONS of Manchester's sought after areas. Conven­ ties. Coll John 0( 643-1591. for animal care duties. 3'/2 hours dally, 5 pm to phases of construction. excellent opportunities son House Adult Day Cen­ Good location. Sliders off 81 3-17 Manchester law office full timie on all shitts for Oiklind ience to 1-84, South Windsor, and Vernon is Lost - Shih Tzu, golden Modern boarding facility. 8:30 pm (hours flexible), 5 Full-time employment looking for an Intelligent ter In Manchester. Con­ dining room. Full unfin­ Summit 8L 388-453 FLEXIBLE HOURS part of what makes this a desirable location. Two bedroom townhouse- white. Reward. Vicinity Flexible schedule, full be­ days weekly. Excellent and benefits. Call 742-5317, assemblers and produc­ tact Michael Hebert at ished basements. Wa- heot, hot water, carpeted. person Interested In learn­ tion personnel.Preylous Orova 8L 48-56 A well kept brick home with very large Francis Drive and Keeney nefits. 633-6878. opportunity for retired 8:30 to 5:00, Monday ing and advancing In a 646-2680 between 8 am and sher/Dryer hook-ups. Te­ All appliances. Air condi­ Street. 649-4145 or 668-0191. person. Inquire In person through Friday. photo finishing expe­ 5 pm. nants pay all utilities Mountain Rd. III Growing company Is rooms. Including a rec. room and two fire­ tioning. Coll 649-5240. challenging lob. Call 649- rience Is a plus but not 81 92-230 Surveylng/Clvll engineer­ onlv, 8 am to 3:30 pm. 2865. except water. For an op- Na Elm looking for dynamic, places makes this home an excellent buy. A ing - full-time employ­ South Windsor Board of Carpenter-minimum 5 ye­ necessary. These are en­ Drama Director - for co- polntment, call 646-7709. Shsrwood CIrcIs all garage, breezeway, large corner lot, and a Monchester-2 bedroom, ars experience In residen­ try leyel positions offer­ enthusiastic people Employment ment for surveying Education, 1737 Main St., Dishwasher - Good stort­ currlcular student produc Realty World Frechette ‘ Pirksr 8L 399-514 walk-up attic makes expansion a reality. heat, hot water and ap­ manager with knowledge South Windsor, CT, Facili­ tial remodeling. Paid ing competitive salaries. tions at Rham High Associates. 1-47 who have a desire to Ouch! pliances. $510. Referen­ vocation, holidays ond ing position for someone If you ore seeking to Lydill 81 Asking $129,600. of electronic surveying, ties Service Department. Interested In o career In School. Call 228-9474 for 81 293-470 earn above average ces, leose and security. No A Education computer-assisted com­ The South Windsor Board Insurance program. 643- supplement your Income furthur Information and Great big 3 family In an Woedbridgs pets. 647-9876 evenings. 6712. the restuorant business. with a second lob or If you all Income. No experi­ Money’s Tight! Jack J. Lappen Realty putations, and drafting. of Education Is on Growth for hard working an application. excellent neigborhood In BlliauSt Responsible for client re- AA/EOE. are seeking Immediate the Southend of Hartford. Margrat 81 all ence Is necessary, as 4 room apartment availa­ Secretary-part time after­ Individual possible. Apply full time employment. In­ 257 E. Center Street lotlons, set-up and super­ In person at Covey's Res- Gas Station attendent - 5 Room flots with seoper- Lumis III we will provide com­ ble Immediately. Adults vision of field crews, field Part time help wanted- noons. General duties In- vestigate the opportuni­ weekends, will train. ote utilities. Mony Im- You Can Loosen the Pinch 643-4263 only. No pets. No applian­ I HELP WANTED cludlng typing, tuarant, 45 East Center ties with Fotomat Corpo­ Gimbridgi 8L III plete individualised reconnaissance and re­ some evenings. Apply In Street, Manchester. Apply Vernon Shell. 875- proyements. Excellent In­ 81 III ces, one cor, security and cord research. L.S. or person. Salvation Army shorthond, computer data ration by applying In 5450. come potentall. Offered at North Main training. Excellent references. Coll 649-1265. entry, telephone. Respon­ person. To make It conye- 8 III By Becoming Truck Drlver/Warehpuse equivolent experience de­ Thrift Store, 385 Broad Dispatcher - Will train. $169,900. Jackson 8< Jack- Mathsr L workingnconditlons. person combination. Wil­ sired. Excellent salary Street, Manchester or Un­ sible, Interesting position. nlent for you to apply, we son Real Estate, 647-8400 Gantirtlald 8L III 646-6270. For local service com­ are accepting applica­ Retail Sales - If you sew, Call Mr. Mike bet­ CDNDDMINIUM8 lingness to work overtime and benefits. Contact ion Street, Rockville. pany. Weekly earnings or 646-8646.0 EatUlald 8L all A Telemarketer HEAL ESTATE tor New England furni­ Towne Engineering Inc., tions any of the following haye a flair for fashion 81 all ween 9am-9pm. I REAL ESTATE FDR RENT $440 per w eek. Call hours;weekdays, 5am - and enjoy meeting people Northfisid (only 2 positions left) WANTED ture distributor. Benefits. P.O. Box 162, Richmond Part-time or full-time help Sharon, Adyanced Ca­ A Positlye cosh flow Is WANTED for filling orders. Flexible Port time - Clerical. Hours 4pm or 7 pm - 10 pm; then oAnne Fabrics has WaittlaldSL all Apply In person '.Ware­ Lane, South Windham, CT reers at 282-9232. Fee paid. generated from this super (203) 249-7852 Manchester - 1 yeor old house M & Associates, 170 hours. Excellent oppor­ 10 am to 2 pm, Monday Saturday 9 am - 12 noon. Immediate part time op­ or 06266. thru Friday. Typing skills 3-Famlly In AAanchester. MANCHESTER HERALD condo. Fireplace In living Tunnel Road, Vernon, Ct. tunity tor housewives. FOTOMAT, 88 Prestige enings for you at the Mint condition Inside and (800) 367-3720 room, 1 bedroom, 1 both, or previous CRT expe­ Horticultural mainte­ Park, East Hartford. Manchester Parkode. All Land Surveyor/Party Call Arthur Drug Ware­ nance technician - full or out. Maintenance free ex­ CalLNOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 A Crew Driver fully oppllonced kitchen X-Ray Technician for phy­ house at 649-8648 between rience helpful. Call Mr. EOE.______those with selling knowl­ Chief - full-time employ­ Whitnev at 568-2020 for port time positions to terior. Great Income pro­ (car necessary) 1986 with washer-dryer. Cen­ sician’s office In Rock­ ment for experience sur­ 8 and 4. edge and fashion Interest ducing property with sep- tral Air, No pets. Avolla- appointment. EOE. maintain tropical plants Part Time - flexible hours. are encouraged to apply. ville. Part time flexible veying personnel with In local offices. Will train erote utilities. Easy to see. Closing a possibility! b le January 1st. Driver needed :Manches- Busy Manchester real est­ Call Pam at 649-9424. hours. Please call 872- knowledge of electronic enthusiastic people In all ate office seeking creatlye $132,900. Just call Jackson STOO/month plus utilities. 6033, Monday thru Friday ter/Wllllmantlc area. 5'/? Cleaners - Wethersfield for the Manchester Herald! surveying, computer- and Newington areas. 6 to aspects of Interior horti­ person to write ads. Typ­ 8i Jackson Real Estate, Business Zoned Property Desired Security deposit and refer 9 to 5 for further Informa­ assisted computations, day week. Some ware­ PICTURE THIS 10am, Monday thro Satur­ culture. Reliable car ing essential. Also general Salesperson-Full or port 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 ences required. McCava­ tion. Ask for Donna. and drafting. Excellent house work. Call 649-5211, Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 5:30-8:30 / Sat. 10-2 — Apartment parcel in residential nagh Realty, 649-3800.O ask for Tony. Auto Paint day. Please call toll free needed. Excellent benef­ office duties. Call Susan time for flower and gift salary and benefits. Con­ 1-800-343-1801. its. 242-2552. Shimer, 643-4060. Manchester-$185,000. Part time Dental Assist­ tact Towne Engineering Distributors.. shop. Some experience. zone also considered. Replies Apply In person. Flower Great opportunity for $ EXTRA MONEY $ ant. Experience preferred Inc., P.O. Box 162, Rich­ builders. Investors, ho­ strictly confidential. HOMES but not necessary. Call Fashion, 85 East Center mond Lane, South Wind­ boo6o&MaBaBaaa6aBMBBaB6aSt6B688g381 Street, Manchester. meowners. 6 room cope. Call Susan 647-9946 for details. FOR RENT 643-1726. ham, CT06266^______Fireplace, appliances, lo­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. Reply to: cated on extra large lot Coventry - 7 room Cope, 3 Person to sit for two Night waitress, expe­ with the potential for two E a s y Box A, Manchester Herald young school-age child­ T I R E D O F IVa To Loosen the PInchl bedrooms, washer-dryer rience preferred, part Real Estate buildings lots. Very prl- An Exceilent Opportunity for- hookup, children O.K. ren. Flexible hours dolly. time. Apply 303 Adams St. yote and desireable area. Must be oble to pick up Beach rights. No Pets. © McCavanagh Realty, 649- Housewives and Mothers with R71R0DM S $750 monthly. 742-6736. from school. References. W aitresses/W alters SELL F A S T F O O D ? 3800.o 643-0607. wanted - part time, full HOMES IMJ fdr r en t young children bring them time. Apply In person, FOR SALE The Express ^ STORE AND Bookkeeper - automotive Luigi's Restaurant, 706 YOUR F o to m a t has exciting oppor­ HERE’S THE JOB YOU’VE Central locotlon, kitchen ’ 0 1 OFFICE SPACE basic knowledge re­ Hartford Road, Manches­ with you and save on privileges. Parking avail­ quired. Computer expe­ ter, CT 06040. tunities for both full and part All real estate adyertlsed able. Security and refer­ rience helpful, pay com- time lobs. In the Manchester Herald babysitting ^ costs. BEEN WAITING FORI ences required. $70 per Manchester - 3 rooms mensurote with Immediate Opening for HOUSE Is sublect to the Fair ^Cmhrou e r ^ week. 649-9227 or 569-3528. containing 400 square feet experience. Contact Ber- part-time Custodial As­ Housing Act of 1968, which on Center Street. Coll nle at Cardinal Buick, sistant. Needed by the . . . wilti :i ('lassiljcfl arl makes It Illegal to adver­ We have a great job opportunity for a customer servi- Rooms-Moln Street loca­ 646-0042. No need to go home dead on tise any preference, lim­ 649-4571. South Windsor Board of Home buyers read our tion. $185 and up. Referen­ Education for maintain­ your feet! Our positions offer itation or discrimination ce/bookkeeping clerk in our circulation department. ces and security. Coll real estate lisiini's based on race, color, reli­ IQ J ROOMMATES Bookkeeper - Bloomfield ing female facilities. Vh This is a full time position, Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00. 646-7089. general contractor has hours dally, 9:30 am to 1 every day. /Xdverlise you the opportunity to work gion, sex or national I WANTED Immediate opening for pm, 5 days weekly. Sept, origin, or on Intention to Excellent typing skills necessary with some computer Room for non-smoking bookkeeper to do P/R, through June. Apply In you r h om e iu I lie Independently and learn about make any such prefer­ /33 gentleman. Kitchen privi­ $250.00 o month plus 1/2 A/R and A/P. Computer person ot the Facility Cdassilied columns film products. ence, limitation or dis­ experience helpful. leges, washer and dryer, experience helpful. Coll crimination. The Herald Add a charming note to utilities. Apply at The Services Office, 1737 Main where readv huvers wil parking. Call 643-56(X). Olcott, 40 Olcott Street, Guv, 242-8586, for St., South Windsor, CT, or will not knowingly accept the nursery and bring appointment. see il. (dassihcd any advertisement which sweet dreams to the lit­ Good pay, excellent benefits & pleasant atmosphere. Apt. 107 only between 7 call 528-9711. E.O.E. We are currently recruiting for 21 Hours Per Week APARTMENTS and 10 pm. readers will make vour Is In violation of the low. tle child with this Dream­ Chorge nurse, 3 to 11. 3 th e South Windsor area, land Express coverlet. FDR RENT evenings per week on the Wholesale distributor h om e a beslsell(>r! No. CC133 has trans­ Salary Plus Gas Allowance If you are detail oriented and enjoy working with peo­ Woomn to shore condo. skilled nursing unit. Call seeking qualified driyer. benefits Include, good starting Manchester - Older 7 fers and full directions. Child o.k. 647-1294. the Manchester Manor at Must be 25 years old with room Colonial In pleasent SOUND INTERESTING? 2 bedroom apartment - wage, commissions, and neighborhood, 3 bed­ To srdir, stsd $2.50, (or oacfe ple this could be the job for you. 646-0129. yalid Ct. class II license pottorn, plot sot tor poitogo oi4 You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and wall to wall carpeting, WANTED and clean drlylng record. participation In our bonus plan. rooms, dining room, liv­ hOIHUIOf. •uparvise our carrier boys A girls. If you Ilka kida, Please call Jeanne Fromerth, circulation manager appliances, security, ing room with fireplace, 1 TD RENT W anted-Lot person to Hourly rate $7.57 with ANNICAIOT want a little Independence and your own Income... 640-2711 (9 a.m.-11 a.m.) lease. No pets. Also, 3 transport vehicles to and planned Increade to $8.25 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall car­ bedroom duplex, applian­ peting, kitchen applian­ it lo x v t . tiM M rica i from dealers. Some clean within 6 months. Out­ MANCHESTER For more Information call Nnr York, AT. 10030 ces, lease security. No ces Included. 3 zone heat for an interview appointment. Working single mother UP, mechanical expe­ standing benefit package. Priat Naait, Addrtit with ZIP pets. Available Imme­ with new gas furnace and CODE aad t ^ a Kianhir. diately. Call 643-1595 or with one child and dog rience a plus. Must be Apply between 9am and HERALD 569-2744. seeks two bedrooni apart­ over 18 with o good driv­ hot water heater. Garage SPECIAL: Over 200 ee- 647-9330. 3pm. E O E /M /F. McKes­ classified ads people read on treed lot. $128,900. Call Manchester Herald ment. 649-3536 after 5:30 ing record and Ct. Li­ son Corporation, 280 Dlyl- EOE lectiona and a FREE CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 cense. Coll for on Inter­ phone 643-2711 classified evenings after 6 or 9 am-5 Pattern Section in the and weekends. dend Rood, Rocky Hill, Ct. pm weekends. 647-8105. view 643-0622. 06067 721-0800. eOOOOOOOOOPOQQCOOOeQOQOOOOQQOQQOeooel ALBUM. Just $3.00. i W - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 5. 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright IWANTED TO RENT FURNITURE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY TH«T5 MHUM a . Wanted - 4 or 5 room Crib • no mattress. $50.00. C all 643-2954. I'D I DROffeO apartment near center of A iV«MBAU- (WTHE Manchester. 6 and 10 year old tMvs and working Two maple bar stools. IgnCARKNTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS fuxxt, W TT«e0^5 mother. Does not smoke Asking $95.00. Call 875- m CHILOGARE loojREMODEUNR ELECTRICAL a SERVICES Ho TRACE c f IT. or drink. Hove references. 8747. 33 Approximately $350. Call Your local handyman I Good Living room chair. Babvsitting-The Youth Dumo^lectrlc— Having 549-0234 or 500-2911 ask for Electrical Problems? Call John at 643-4353 and M ary Ann Excellent condition. Group of North United $65.00. Call 649-3879. Methodist Church at 300 Need a large or a sm all please leave message. Parker Street will offer S.J. Building and Repair? We Specialize In Love Seats - 2 olive green babysitting on Saturday, Remodeling-for vour Residential Work. J o s ^ velour. Good condition. December 6th. lOom until complete carpentry Dumas. Fully Licensed. Merchandise $50.00 for both. Call 643- 5pm. This Is a great time needs: Bathrooms, Free Estimates. 646-S2S3. ie i4 . to get your Christmas porches, patio decks, Tune Up Time - Choln shopping done. $1.50 for 1 stairways, masonry re­ HEATIN8/ sows, snow blowers. Also Yjy JHOLIDAY/ Four piece Colonial sec­ child, $2.00 for 2 or more pairs, painting and ceil­ PLUMRIN6 offering a complete shar­ tional, excellent condi­ (per family). Bring your ings. No lob too small. 20 pening service. Quality SEASONAL tion. 633-551$. own lunch. Call Ruth years experience. Call Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Sharpening, 104 Hilliard Zorger at 647-9$S5 for 647-0e05. Street 649-2111. Manchester Fire Queen Anne chair for sale. reservations. throom remodeling; In­ Oepartment-Chrlstmas Warm tones. Very good PAINTIN6/ stallation svoter heaters, tree sale. Connecticut condition. $75.00 Call 649- GOOD U SED furniture Is garbage disposals; faucet grown trees. $26. Corner 7944.0 In demand. Why not ad­ PAPERWe repairs. 649-4539. V lsp /M - of Main and Williams vertise the furniture you osterCard accepted. Wishing will not sell any­ Streets. no longer use In classi­ Nome vour own price — O & D Landscape- thing ... a low-cost ad In fied? Call 643-2711. Father and son. Fdst, I MISCELLANEOUS Classified will. Why not Complete landscape se- Christmas Trees - cut vour dependable service. SERVICES vlce, leaf and brush re­ own. Sundays only. $15.00 place one today! 643-2711. BECAUSE YOU n^ver Pointing, Poperhonglng 8, moved. Call David Court of Probate, District of each. 11 Villa Louisa Road know when someone will Removol. Coll 872-8237. 659-2436. INVITATION TO BID TV/STEREO/ be searching for the Item Howkes Tree Service- Manchester (on the rood to Vito’s Bucket Truck & Chipper. NOTICt OP HIAMNO Seoled bids will be received Restoarant. APPLIANCES you have for sale, it's FIND A CASH buyer for ESTATE OF JESSIE H. In the General Services' of­ better to run vour want ad those golf clubs you never Stump removal. Free esti­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Home LAMPRECHT, DECEASED fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ for several days... cancel­ use! Advertise them for mates. Special consldera- repairs. You name It, we Pursuant to an order of Hon. ter, CT until II a.m. on the m do It. Free estimates. TT F IA C lu b 9 l M t n c h M t b r C o m ­ Hot Point - Built In elect­ ing It as soon as you get sale In classified. Just dial tldn for elderly and handi­ William E. FitzGerald, date shown below for the fol­ munity CoNogo «NI bo oponoortng ric oven. Good condition. capped. 647-7553. Insured. 643-0304 Judge, dated December 3, lowing; results. 643-2711 to place vour od. 19W a hearing will be held on a choeoitto trufllo m I o o n D o o tm - $25.00. Call 649-2971 Otter 5 DEC. 17,1916 b a r 1 1th. 18th and 188i. Boima of an application praying for PURCHASE OF NEW OR pm. the authority to sell certain USED IBM EQUIPMENT 18 wtN tail for *8. aaoh. Trufflaooan real property situated In the ba pichad up at (ha aohool in tha White General Electric Town of Manchester, County DEC. 17,1916 Main Lobby of ttta Lowa BuNdIng. clothes dryer. Five years MISCELLANEDU8 of Hartford, pursuant to a PURCHASE & I RECREATIONAL MUSICAL PETS AND sealed bid offering mode De­ INSTALLATION OF ONE old. $99. Firm. Coll 520- ITEMS SUPPLIES FDR SALE cember 2, 1984 os In said ap­ E-ZGRIP (OR EQUAL) 2942. Daytlme.o I EQUIPMENT plication on file more fully HYDRAULIC appears, at the Court of Pro­ ATTACHMENT GIFT WRAPnNG Hammond Piper Organ - Free to caring home - Fisherman's color bate on December II, 19M at DEC. II, 1916 MACHINERY Ski Rack - Fits 2 pairs of 2:1SP.M. FASTENERS 6 RELATED SB Take the hassle out of single keyboard. Would Playful, lovable white, crochet afgan. Hand­ Mary Lou Taylor, Christmas — AND TD0L8 skis. Asking $15.00. Call make nice Christmas gift. blue-eyed Persian ca). made. Large size. Beauti­ ITEMS after 11 am. 649-8390. $99.00.Coll 649-7963. ful Christmas Gifts. New. 010-12 The Town of Manchester Is Personalized gift Spayed. Call evenings649- an equal opportunity em­ wrapping in my home. 6128. $ 50. Keep trying. 649- ployer, and requires an affir­ Wood Lathe - Full size Cross Country Skis - wom­ Cable-Nelson piano, ex­ 9947.0 Can 047-8877 craftsman bench and cut­ an's size 6, men's size 9. Court of Probate, District of mative action policy for all of ting tools available. Used cellent condition, $750.00. Manchester Its Contractors and Vendors Excellent condition. Each Call after 4:30 pm. 643- MI8CELLANEDUS Skis, Grenoble 170 cm. NOTICI OF HIAMNO os a condition of doing busi­ very little. $99.00. Call set $50.00. Call 649-9239. ness with the Town, as per 646-8302. 2804. FDR SALE with Solomon step-in bind­ ESTATE OF ANNA UVIN8 CHMSTMAS TREES ings. Plastic soles. In good SHIMAITIS, DECEASED Federal Order 11246. Cut It fresh or tag It. Hart Skls-180cm. Geze Pursuant to an order of Hon. Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Machinist Vlse-4

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