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Air Force splits order, 55% to 45%

By Norman Black The Associated Press - The Pratt & Whitney Division of United Tech­ nologies Corp. on Friday won the largest share of the Air Force’s fiscal 1989 jet engine business, beating out General Electric Co. for the second straight year. The Air Force, in a brief announcement, said Pratt k Whitney would be asked tobuild 55 percent of the jetengines required for its fighters during fiscal 1989 while GE would produce the remaining 45 percent. All together, the service said it planned to acquire 289 jet engines during the fiscal year starting next Oct. 1. The 55-45 split would give Pratt ft Whitney 159 of those engines and GE 130. The percentage split for each company was decided on the basis of bids submitted last year. The Air Forcedeclinedtooffera dollar estimate of the value of eachdeal, noting final contracts must stillbe negotiated. The two contracts together, however, will easily exceed $500 million. The Air Force launched what has been called the "great engine war” in 1983 when it decided to stage annual competitions for the right to supply engines for its two front-line fighters, the F-15 Eagle and the F-16 Fighting Falcon. Until that point, Pratt k Whit­ ney held a monopoly on providing the high-performance engines. During the first round of the UPHILL BATTLE — Eight-year-old Edward Leonard, left, of 1 1 5 Reginald Plnto/ManotiwMr Hanid competition, GE shattered Pratt Hemlock St., walks uphill with Eric Demonte, 10 , of 1 1 7 Hemlock St., Tom to page 2 during a Friday afternoon of sledding at Springs Park. Inside today: I-b C U S . an expanded, pullout features section

;<■#« ■■■ .j . . • * f " “ „ A* d a g . c e ... TV Comics '... Puzzles T»______1 - ^ ..f Movies... /t ^ ^ Books e ... H U ’rtKl'IltfC obbies ... MusicA A llc ir ' I f * * Reagan Town requires Refusenik tells MHS clubs Dr. Crane’s Quiz, tougher Homart to pay 1. Which ancient queen caused the death of John the Baptist? of difficulty of Soviet life CLEOPATRA HERODIAS JEZEBEL BATHSHEBA to defend deal Bv Andrew J. Davis times that is the only way they are on trade able to get permission to leave. 2. Which nicknamed creature is a favorite menu Manchester Herald “ When the worldexpects some­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Bv Nancy Concelmon item on our table? thing of the , the Manchester Herald TABBY FIDO DOBBIN PETER “ Just as I told you, you’re living dent Reagan toughened his in the best country in the world.” Soviet Union somehow feels the stance on trade Friday by revok­ need to produce. Who ever is If the town grants a $9.5 million tax break to help 3. The female offspring of which creature rhymes That's how Soviet refusenik ing duty-free privileges enjoyed build the proposed Mall at Buckland Hills, the involved in this process should with the word Mara Brondshpits described life by South Korea, Taiwan, Hong developer would be responsible for defending “ any FERDINAND DOBBIN FIDO CHANTICLEER keep pressing,” she said. in the United States to about 30 Kong and Singapore, and the challenge” to the agreement, according to a People should keep pressing administration drafted plans to 4. The least clothing is worn by athletes Manchester High School students summary of the plan released by the town. Friday. Brondshpits, 46, moved because life is so much better in slap $105 million in sanctions on performing the the United States than in the The clause requiring Homart Development Co. of BUTTERFLY PASS PUT OUT FREE THROW to the United States in 1979 after Brazilian products. Chicago, not the town, to defend any challenge is more than 35 years in the Soviet Soviet Union, she said. ’Though Trade preferences for the four Gorbachev has impressed many important because opponents, including represen­ 5. Curry is a favorite menu item of people living in Union.. Asian nations wiil be removed on tatives of the Manchester Property Owners ITALY ALASKA INDIA HAWAII Brondshpits, a resident of East Westerners, Brondshpits said Jan. 2, 1989, affecting nearly $10 that she is not enamored of hint. Association, have threatened lawsuits to stop the Hartford, spoke for almost two billion in imports sent to the project. 6. Utter aloud the entries at the left, then match hours to the members of the high Gorbachev is still a communist in United States annually. them with their offspring, as shown at the right. Homart officials said Friday they’ll go ahead with school’s Learn Peace and Cur­ her book, and that is the overrid­ “ This move should not be (a) Y o u ...... -...... (v) Cub ing concern to her. plans for the mall despite the probability that rent Affairs clubs on what it was interpreted as penalizing” any of opponents will take the proposal to court. (b) D ear......

Nepal, a refugee confirmed the rumor Some prisoners have reported that OPINION WASHINGTON - they were put to work in manufactols’i that the Chinese are paying a $100 China’s plan to turn bounty to Nepalese border guards for ing plants, but the uneducated pea­ Tibet into a kind of every fleeing Tibetan that the guards sants did not know what they were Disneyland in the Hima­ turn in. The Citinese turned to making, van Walt said. They were layas has fallen on hard Jack Potomac Potpourri bounties when their effort to close the treated unusually well while they had '/ o O .T o o , times. border with Nepal failed. Refugees that duty, but later their hair fell out Since last October, Anderson were bribing the border guards to look and they suffered bums. Van Walt when Tibetans rioted in Troublemaker! the other way, according to Michael said the work may have exposed the the streets against their van Walt, the Dalai Lama’s legal prisoners to toxic chemicals rather Ignoring the Hill Chinese overlords, the adviser in Washington. than radioactive material. country has been closed Housing and Urban Development Secretary W The Chinese have hinted that they to Western journalists John Avedon, a New York author want to sell to other countries the Samuel R. Pierce is a "no show” in the eyes of Rep. propose a peace plan between his and most foreign travelers. Reports and expert on Tibet, said the latest dumping rights for nuclear waste in Henry Gonzalez, D-Texas, who is demanding the Tibetan supporters and the Chinese. from Tibetan refugees who have twist in Tibet is the intense propa­ “ the less populated western regions.” cabinet member appear on Capitol Hill fora “ fair Two days later on Sept. 24, Chinese managed to slip out tell a grim story of ganda campaign inside the country, That is a euphemism for Tibet, van housing" hearing. troops rounded up 15,000 Tibetans in a arrests, torture, killing and a frantic run by high-level Chinese party Walt said. Gonzalez says Pierce continually has refused to propaganda campaign by the Chinese stadium and made them witness the . officials, not regional underlings, as appear before the panel to discuss the Reagan to bring the Tibetans into submission. execution of two Tibetan nationalists. in the past. “ The whole government is administration’s housing policies. It is a far cry from the quajnt, That, plus the public hearing of geared up to intimidate the popu­ Pierce’s last appearance on Capitol Hill, picture-po.stcard Tibet that tourists monks, touched off anti-Chinese riot­ lace,” Avedon said. Neighborhood Mlnl-edltorial ing. The Chinese claimed six people according to Gonzalez, was in March 1985. saw before last fall. Our sources say committees herd Tibetans into regu­ The Soviets are way ahead of us in died, and that mostof the injured were “ He’s been to Russia on housing business more that picture was carefully crafted by lar propaganda sessions, where they the decoy department. They make times than he’s been before Congress,” said the Chinese, who see Tibet as a policemen. are coerced into admitting, and then But two congressional aides who fake missiles, fake silos and even Gonzalez, chairman of the House subcommittee on valuable tourist attraction, a sort of renouncing, their national entire fake armies. The decoys are met with the Dalai Lama and housing and community development. time capsule of Asian Buddhist sympathies. interviewed Tibetan refugees in outfitted with thermal images that theocratic culture. Except that the attract heat-seeking weapons and neighboring Nepal this month say the But Tibetans pay for these sessions. Chinese have laid waste to that they intimidate the enemy with the culture since they occupied Tibet in death toll may have been as high as 40. After one re-education meeting at a Missing votes Paul Berkowitz, a staff assistant for illusion of strength. We may be down, 1950. destroying 6,000 monasteries, school in Lhasa. 60 people were but we’re not out of the decoy race yet. Rep. Benjamin Gilman, R-N.Y., and Presidential hopeful Richard Gephardt missed temples and shiines and sending the arrested the next day, Avedon said. Our Air Force can turn out a fake Keith Pitts, legislative director for Some of the prisoners are beaten, and more votes in Congress last year than any other spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, into airfield with fake F-16s, and the Navy Rep. Charles Rose, D-N.C.. heard member of the House or Senate, according to a exile. That leaves a facade of old Tibet then set free as a warning to others, is developing fake ships. Now the stories from refugees about hundreds study recently published in Congressional RjoerMtH. for the tourists, and since October, the “ One woman had her back broken,” Army has issued a contract to a Quarterly. MQifS-NEA Chinese have made no pretense of of arrests since the riots and a he said. massive “ re-education” effort by the private company to build fake Ml Gephardt, a Democrat, voted in only 18 keeping up that facade. tanks. ITiey weigh 25 pounds and can The Tibetan plateau, called the Chinese. They interviewed one Providing a backdrop to the oppres­ percent of the 488 roll calls in the House, the study woman who was "tortured with an sion in Tibet are the persistent rumors be collapsed into a duffle bag. It’s only says. The next-lowest figures were for other Roof of the World, has been closed to a matter of time before dueling outsiders for most of the 38 years of electric cattle prod in her private the Chinese plan to use the region as a congressmen who spent much of the year running decoys can settle our spats. We send Chinese rule. But in recent years, the parts,” Berkowitz told our associate dumping ground for international for new offices: 28 percent for Democratic Rep. Daryl Gibson. “ They (the Chinese) nuclear waste. Central Intelligence our fakes, they send out their fakes. Chinese have been allowing more Nobody gets hurt and both sides spend Buddy Roemer, who ran for and was elected just treat the Tibetans like dogs. Agency reports have said as much, tourists in. and have been cultivating a fraction of the cost of the real thing. governor of , and 31 percent for Rep. Hyperbole and the homeless potential trade relationships with the That’s what started the riots. They and the Dalai Lama has claimed that Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., who is campaigning for the were beating monks with shovels.” the Chinese use Tibetans to work in Finally, war is beginning to make West. That ended last fall. The Dalai some sense. GOP presidential nomination. Lama visited the United States to Pitts said that while they were in nuclear arms manufacturing plants. Currently, there are five members of Congress By Vincent Carroll last July it had dipped to 13.6 construction, produces a “ grid­ seeking the presidency, and with the exception of percent. lock" in which fewer tenants Senate GOP leader Robert Dole of , all had Advocates for the homeless The number of poor has been in choose to move, and results in a lower than average voting scores in 1987. have decided they will not let the decline for more than three years, general deterioration of housing in other words, while homeless­ stock. White celebrities, beware Dole voted in 95 percent of the 420 Senate roll facts get in the way of a good calls, while Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., voted in 43 polemic. ness continued its unabated Tucker’s evidence isn’t iron­ growth. percent, followed by Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., with clad. but it does outline a partial tics on black managers in the other During March, stories and nauseum Many of them desperately want explanation for growing home­ By Chuck Stone 42 percent. Nor is government housing Y(HAlTLL major sports. ” No, that wouldn’t have will analyze race relations during the to believe that federal policies lessness at least as persuasive as Senators averaged a 94 percent voting record, assistance at the root of the answered the question, but Campanis last 20 years, so get ready for the cause homelessness. If true, it many others. The Reagan admin­ I finally figured out why black and House members averaged 93 percent. would confirm their conviction problem, Rep.Schumer to the \T BE. physical and mental capabilities would still have his job today. inquisitorial deluge. The topic that contrary. While long-term author­ istration apparently agrees, too. Reporters love setting up VQWCs most excites reporters is people’s concerning the pre-eminent role since its draft budget for the next cause such controversy, and I think of government in creating a ity for low-income construction I’ve also figured out a way to avoid with VUBS. Ihereby o.'fera service for reactions to the commission’s conclu­ has been slashed during the fiscal year promises to withhold white celebrities. Here’s how to avoid sion. because no matter whatthey say, They’re back humane society. It would also federal grants for the repair of future media hustles. suggest a simple solution to the Reagan years, total housing sticking your Gucci in your mouth it’s guaranteed to produce a headline. When Congress returned to Capitol Hill last week outlays have only declined rental housing from cities with The reason Jimmy “ the Greek” when a television reporter runs up, ‘“ Our nation is moving toward two depressing spectacle of people rent control. after a month’s “ vacation," there were no big camped on the streets in sub-zero slightly because of previous com­ Snyder and, before him. A1 Campanis shoves a microphone in your face and societies, one black, one white — brass bands waiting at the airports... there were no mitments. More to the point, a Not that the legion of homeless were catapulated into the eye of the catches you with your mind in first separate and unequal.’ Why do you cold. advocates will applaud this sensi­ big “ welcome back" banners strung up across million more families received reportorial storm is because each was gear before it can shift into third. agree or disagree?” they will ask. ble prod toward economic sanity Pennsylvania Avenue. Thus some people continually housing assistance in 1986 than in a VQWC (Very Quotable White First of all, remember that racial Stone’s advice (if you’re a VQWC): in our cities. Their eyes remain It was a day much like any other day in claim, must as Boston Mayor 1980 — primarily due to a sensible Celebrity) discussing a VUBS (Very controversies tend toerupt onanniver- Ask the reporter for a breakdown on Richard Flynn did the other day, shift from costly construction to closed to everything but handouts Unfamiliar Black Subjects). And Very saries and holidays. Koppel embar­ the employment and promotional Washington. from the federal treasury. But when the Washington Redskins left the that “ the growing epidemic of greater reliance on rental Quotable White Celebrities tend to get rassed Campanis on the 49th anniver­ progress of blacks in his/her organiza­ nation’s capital last week bound for San Diego and hunger and homelessness" is the stipends. into trouble when they get in over their sary of Jackie Robinson’s entry Into tion during the last 20 years. Then say federal government’s fault. Or Vincent Carroll is a syndicated major-league baseball. Snyder was the , they got a hero’s sendoff, and a Then is the problem unemploy­ ethnic heads. as sweetly as you know how, “ That they argue, in the recent words of coiumnist. For example, substitute Michael sa ndbagged by a television reporter on indicates we’ve still got a long way to hero’s welcome is being planned for their return. ment? Well, while the jobless rate Rep. Giarles Schumer, D-N.Y., Jackson speculating about big thighs the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. go, doesn’t it?” Capitol Hill security wasn’t beefed up at all for did peak at a postwar high in 1982, that “ the dramatic increase in being responsible for black athletes’ So white celebrities, beware. As the reporter stammers for a the lawmakers’ return. No manhole covers were just about the time homelessness homelessness” is due to cuts in stormed into the national news, success, and nobody would have February is Black History Month. follow-up. quickly switch gears. “ But bolted down... no extra guards at the airports. federal housing aid. Or they cite Letters to the editor gotten excited. (Except, maybe You may be asked something like: we shall overcome. Both A1 Campanis But at the airport where the Redskins were unemployment has shrunk since puny poverty benefits, or com­ then. The Manchester Herald wel­ Michael.) “ Since Jesse Jackson is running for and Jimmy the Greek would agree boarding their plane to California, security was plain about halfhearted “ out­ comes original letters to the Conversely, suppose Jimmy the president, what black man or woman with me — although I do wish my extra tight. reach” by the Veterans Despite millions of words writ­ editor. Greek had chosen to wax lyrical about in history comesclosertomatchinghis favorite odds maker would drop tht Fans couldn’t even get close. ’They could only Administration. ten and spoken about homeless­ Letters should be brief and to the Peloponnesian War unleashing the achievement?” Be hip and reply: ethnic designation after his name. And watch and cheer from a distance. It didn’t matter ness,-it has remained one of the the point. They should be typed or chain of events that led to black “ Mary McLeod Bethune, W.E.B. I also wish people would stop insulting If only the problem were that that the temperature was below freezing and they most poorly reported phenomena neatly handwritten, and, forease athletic superiority. The brothers in DuBois, William H. Hastie and Adam Native Americans with derogatory simple. Hasn’t anyone noticed of the decade. Meanwhile, expla­ the ghetto would have freaked out. had waited for hours. in editing, should be double­ Clayton Powell Jr.” (It’lj blow the nicknames for sports teams. that homelessness has increased nations that don’t jibe with the pat “ You mean this dude is trying to run a reporter’s mind.) “ Would you sign my petition to spaced. Letters must be signed (or at least seemed to increase, theories of government-oriented game on us that Periclesdid more than Next comes March, the anniversary change the name of the Washington with name, address and daytime since the estimates are notor­ activists have simply been Nat Turner to help Michael Jordan month of the 1968 Kemer Commission Redskins to the Washington iously soft) every year this ignored. telephone number (for dunk thatball? Far out, man, farout.” Report on the 1967 “ civil disorders.” iBaurlirslrrI Hrralft Rednecks?” decade, while most of the condi­ How about the possibility that verification). By the same token, before A1 (The brothers called them "black Founded In 1881 tions that supposedly nurture it rent control stimulates homeless­ ’The Herald reserves the right Campanis tried to swing at Ted rebellions,” but if you follow their PENNY M SIEFFEBT...... Publisher have fluctuated dramatically?. ness in many cities? William to edit letters in the interests of Koppel’s curve ball, he should have example, you’ll be called a Chuck Stone Is a syndicated colum­ GEORGE T CHAPPELL ...... Editor In 1979, forexample, the official ’Tucker argued the case in a paper brevity, clarity and taste. asked for “ some comparative statis­ troublemaker.) nist. DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Exacutiva Editor poverty rate stood at ll.Spercent. published last year by the Man­ Address letters to: Open Fo­ MARIE P GRADY ...... CNy Editor It climbed to a high of 15.2 percent rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... Asaoclata Editor hattan Institute, pointing out that in 1983, but then began to slide. By rent control depreascs housing Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040. .r #«• 1 I ch.rchB.neti. Board Jeff and his wife need miracles Church Bunetin Board Religioas Sefrvices viola Kaminski, Airred and Jeonnette Editor’s note; This column is Lesperanct. Shoron and David Hjrw* berger. Dr. Harvey festal, H*'*'’ prepared by the staff of the Opalach, Douglas and Morllv Atv«M, Boston 'Turppike, Bolton. Rev. John South United Methodist Church, 1226 Concordia Lutheran Church Manchester Area Conference of MACC News Robert Moher, Janet and Cvnthio Heading for Washington AwembllM of dod ' Holllger. Sunday worship: holveucho- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Wright, Stephen Nelson, 0 * rlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Johnson-, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Activities planned for the coming week Include: Churches. Memorlol Hospital Activlta Club, NortlJ . Calvorv Church (Asiemblln of God), United Methodist Church, and Violet Parishioners from Catholic churches in Manches­ a.m.; coftee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lawrence S. Staples, pasters. Sche­ Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a .m., holy communion; 9:15 very easily. In his letter thanking 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule: 9and 10:45 a.m., worship servlce; Clough for her gift In memory of her ter and the surrounding towns will join 4,000 Rev. Kenneth L. G u^fso n , postor.-9;30 service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; a m., church school: adult education: confirmation By Nancy Carr everyone for the help he received. porents John and Violet Clowjh. a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ 9 a.m., church school. Nursery tor Catholics from Connecticut for a bus trip to the evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. preschoolers. (647-9141) forum. Executive Director he pledged to send contributions FUEL BANK CH^LENGE-- Again ship, child-core and nursery; 7:00 p.m., 643-9203.. Robert J. Smith of the Robert J. Smith National Shrine hf the Immaculate Conception in eyenlnp serylce of praise and Bible Monday — 7 p.m.. Stewardship—Evangelism when he is back on his feet to help Insuronce Company hqs Iqjned SBM as For Christmas Day we had set Washington, D.C., on March 12 and 13. The trip is in preachlno. (044-1102^ St. Mary's episcopal Church, Park Mormon Committee: Worship & Music Committee: agora­ others that might find themselves guardian angels of the MACC Fuel Bank and Church streets, Manchester. An­ aside a vignette about a very by pledging $1,0X to help us tnotch honor of the Marian Year, proclaimed by Pope John phobia support. in his situation. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church of Jesus Chrtst of Latter- special couple we titled “Jeff and SBM's $1500. An oddltlonol lo w e o n trl- Paul II. - ^ Baptist* 'assistant rector. Worship; 7:30a.m. and day Saints, X Woodside St., Manches­ Tuesday — 11 a m., clergy study: 6:30 p.m.. Letty’s family has received her butlon from on anonymous donor has his wife.” This vignette was not helped us match the 58*6 Ofont oloita The two-da;r journey will require more than 100 Cemmunlfy Baptist Church, 585 E. 9 ;X a.m.; church school, 9 :X a.m.; ter. David Field, bishop. 9 :X o.m., catechetics: 7:45 p.m.. Bible class; 8 p.m.. new warm (and soft) sweater and Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy sacrament meeting; 10:Xa.m., Sunday printed due to a mix up in with donations from Kathryn Wilson, buses, with every parish being represented. For eucharlst, 10 p.m. every Wednesday. school and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ basketball practice. her book, but most important of James and Gerry Harvey, Luf"'* Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., scheduling but MACC staff felt so information, call 527-4201. The reservation deadline worship service; 9:15 a.m., church, (649-4583) hood and relief society. (643-4003 or Wednesday — 10:30 a m., agoraphobia support: all she received treats and gifts Smith, Sophie Muleronkp, June\S**'f*[’' school. Nursery care provided. (643- 228-3715) strongly about special help for son, Nancy Akin, Theodore G A ^ Ib V , is Monday? The cost, which covers transportation, 1; 30 p.m.. AARP: 7; 30 p.m.. Concordia Choir. for Christmas and a real sense Eleanor Cole, Howord and CarpbRo- 0537) (aOSplBl this family we decided to share hotel and meals, is $115 per person. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Thursday — 7:30 p.m., Shelter Advisory Commit­ that there were friends in the vegno, Peter and Lenore Dubaldo, Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Church ef the Living Oed, an evangel­ Nationai Cathoiic their story In the MACC coluirin. Robert J. Smith, Inc., E. DeRorolls, « ical, full-gospel church,, Robertson tee; women’s AA. community who cared about her. Albert Bourret, Florence Jackson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 St. John the Baptist Polish Nallenoi “ In spite of all the financial a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ' Schdol, North School Street, Manches­ Friday — 7 p.m.. AA. “ Sam and Bertha” are deligh­ Morrell and Darlene Norton, Phv is ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Mon- worries Jeff and his wife feel, VonDeck, James and Magda Eiiis, ^ Church of Christ' service. (646-5316) * Chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, ted with their large numbered First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown* Meeting, Sundovs,, 10 to 11 :M g.m. Unitarian Universallst they have already experienced Thomas ond Ellen (Julnn, Harold ond The following events are scheduled this week at Rood, Manchester.,,9;30 a.m., Sunday Nursery and S>jnday schook. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m. (weekdays, clock. Anna Turner. Elderly Foils, (Sail Peters, Hermanand .Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 8 a.m. (643-5906) their own “ Christmas miracle.” Mildred Johnson, Rev. Lawrence and the Church of Christ: school; U a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., The title of this week’s sermon at the Unitarian Outreach worker, delivered it evening service; 7 p.m., mid-vfeek E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Even though he was aware of the O orgla Staples, Margaret Kehler, vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ “Some and says it “ goes lovely with James and Theresa Dougan, B a rb ra Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship service. Nuraery at all services. (649- Nazarene Universalist Society; East is Strange Places danger of waiting. Jeff hesitated 7509) day Bible study. 7 p.m.; solid rock Bertha’s kitchen.” Thank you to and Joseph Lauzon, Louis and Irma with sermon, “ Entire Sanctification; ” 2 p.m., youth coffeehouse, 7:M p.m., first Soturdavof I Have Visited in the Search for Truth.” The Rev. to go in for the triple by-pass DellaFera, Edward and Barbara Mor- First Baptist ChapfI of the Deaf, 240 Church ef the Nazarene, 236 Main St., the kind lady who brought it in group devotional at Crestfield Convalescent Home; Hlfistown Road, Manchester. Rei(. K. the month; Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Diana Heath will speak at the 10:30 a.m. service. surgery his doctors told him was lartv, David and Carol Lacoss, Ever­ Kreutxer, pastor. 1643-7543) Pull Gospel interdenemlnatlenal and to those whose contributions green Lawns, Manchester Chapter 6 p.m., worship with'sermon, “ Interpersonal Church, 745 Moln St., Mpnchester. Rev. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Child care is available. absolutely necessary. He was Communication Among Christians." Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. outreach. 9 ;X a.m., Sunday school ; made it possible for us to provide #1275 AARP. Center St., Monch^ter. Rev. Mark D. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church fortunate enough to have medical Also thanks to Gordon and Hlldo , Monday — 7:30 p.m., “ Hearts of Fire” video Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 .adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Trinity Covenant Church an extra gift certificate for a new p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:X and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise insurance but his illness had Compbell, Glenn and Elaine Low, Flora series, Manchester Bible sjudy-and Ellington Bible , a.m., morning serylce; 6,p.m., evening service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, dr0ss. and Angelo Cesana, Frank and G r « e service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday The following events are scheduled at Trinity already consumed all his sick at 7:X p.m., worship service. Prayer 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) “ Anna’s” heater (donated by a Amsden, John and Karen Rcbojchak, study. p.m. ( 6 4 3 - ^ ) ' Covenant Church for the coming week: Marlorle and Irvtaq Carlson, MuHel line, 646^1,24 hours. leave. gentleman with a warm heart) Tuesday— 7p.m., East Windsor Bible study; 7:30 Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., morning worship, with With Jeff in the hospital, how Wilson, Verna and James McKeough, Christian Science ter. 10a.m.,breaklngbread; 11;45a.m., Pentecostai arrived before the bitter cold hit Ethel Barry,Teresa Mqnoco, Elizabeth p.m.. East Hartford'Bible study? • sermon "Up From the Water” by the Rev. Norman would his wife manage with no R Woodt Fronds and Marlorle Minors Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. United Pentecostal Church, 187 us. Her basket and gifts were Wednesday — 7 p.m,-, Bible classes, teens and Flrs^Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 E. Swensen; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible school: 10; 15 income and four young children Eisle Werner, Edwin ond Goll Adorns, N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. delivered before Christmas Day M a ry Ann F a 'K p w s k l, Mo'■♦ho adults. ' ' « church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah's Witnesses Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ a.m., coffee and fellowship: 7:30 p.m.. Bible study (12 to 3). In his concern over (along with the heater) but staff WIersma, Frank and Judith Addabbo, Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study* care foi* small children. (649-1444) day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 at home of the Rev. Paul Knight. them. Jeff almost waited too long. Center Congregatlonol Church, Inc. • 0 Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ ' JehevM's Witnesses, 647 Tolland p.m., evening worship; 7 :X p.m. Wed­ shortage and illnesses delayed Thanks to community generosity, we chester. (649-M02T Turnplky, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursdoy, Monday — 7 p.m.. basketball. He had a heart attack going into purchase and delivery of her have already raised $4,085. We also p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at La the operating room and a second received $5,0W for Operation Fuel. For p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. warm bathrobe and slippers till Information concerning help with util­ Emanuel Lutheran Church p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ Strada Restaurant; 5:30 p.m.. chairmen’s supper. Church of Christ (649-9848) one on the operating table as the thic wppk ity bills, call Beth ot ^ 4 1 ta . Checks Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church day, 9:X o.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer should be mailed to MACC-Fuel Bank, Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Watchtower study. (646-1490) doctors struggled to save him. “ Kathy” has her vacuum, for the coming week include: breakfast at La Strada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m.. Four weeks after the success­ Box 773, Manchester. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Presbyterian thanks to a friend who came to NOTICES— Volunteers are needed in Sunday — 8:30 a.m,, worship and communion; pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ Pioneer Club; 7 p.m., senior high youth; spiritual ful triple by-pass. Jeff and his both the main MACC oHIce ot St gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 ,, Jewish.— Conservative Coventry Presbyterian Church, her rescue, and there were the 9:45 a.m., Sunday churcK school; 10 a.m., adult family celebrated their personal Bartholomew Church, 736 East Middle a.m., Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 Route 44 and Trosvbridoe Road, Coven­ gifts class. food basket and gifts to help Turnpike and the MACC Clothing Bank forum: 11 a.m., worship, nursery, children’s p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7, p.m., Tempta'Beth Sholom, 400 e . Middle try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Thursday —4 p.m.. confirmation class: 6:15 p.m .. “ Christmas miracle,” which for Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9 :X a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday through the holidays. However, at Mayfair (iardens, corner of North chapel; 1p.m., ECW chartering lunch. Bible study. Nursery provided for oil- them was having their husband School Street and North Main Street. services. (6^2903) Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieeer, cantor; school; 7 p.m., Bible study and tellow- Agape banquet. she’s still looking for an afforda­ Monday — 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 p.m., church Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ shlp. 7 :X p.m. Wednesday, prayer Friday — 7 p.m.. junior high youth group: 7 to lo and father back home and a ces; 7 :X p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 ble apartment. Affordable is a council. Congregational meeting. (742-7222) a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue tor Presbyterian Church of Manchester, p.m., listening skills. future together. problem, as you know, for lots of Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard; 10 a.m. to noon, Friday service time. (643-9563) Belton CenoreBotlenal Church, 228 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Jeff and his family need a very folks. But particularly difficult if coffee, crafts. Challenge; 7 p.m.. Altar Guild. Bolton Center Road, at the Green, chard Gray, pastor. 10:X a.m., worship St. Mary's Episcopal small miracle now. Through the service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sunday you have four children. Wednesday — 10 a.m., mothers’ morning; 6 to 9 Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform courtesy of their neighbors’ as­ THE ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. The following events are scheduled for this week And a few last thank you’s — In p.m., CRC; 7 p.m., confirmation class. (6434)906) at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church; „ sistance with rent payments and church school; 11 a.m., fellowshlp; Temple Both Hlllol, 1001 Foster St. all the excitement and confusion, ’Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 7 p.m.. Belle 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- food, they are being helped to get BIBIE office or 647-8878 parsonage. Sunday — 7; 30 and 9:30 a m., holy eucharlst; 11 I somehow left Martin School off Choir. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic by until Jeff can return to work in Center Centreoattonal Church, 11 Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. a m., annual meeting; 6:30 p.m., confirmation; 7 the list. Martin PTA adopted two SPEAKS Saturday — 9;30a.m.. Cherub Choir; 8 p.m., A.A. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) February. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. Church of the Assumption, Adorns p.m., youth group. _ „ fam ilies and assigned food by Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. Even though the article was ' Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., groups to each class. There was EugGn# BrawGr Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. North United Methodist Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ committee meetings; Boy Scout Roundtable. never printed and no funds were such a terrific response to this Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), day moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at received earmarked for “ Jeff” , tus. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; Tuesday — 5 p.m.. Capella Choir; 6:30 and 7:30 appeal that each family received Meetings and events scheduled for this .week at 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. 7;X a.m., 9 a.m., 10:X a.m. and noon. the tremendous response to the Jesus posed a provo(taitlye church school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ (643-2195) p.m., church school teachers’ meeting: 7:30 p.m.. seven boxes of food, with lots of North United Methodist Church are: First CenBretotleiMl Church et An- nold T. Wongerln, assistant pastor. St. Barthelomew’s Church, 741 E. Seasonal Sharing Appeal has question to would-be followers; * dever. Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Schedule; 8a.m.,holvcommunlon;9:15 lAF. baby food for the family with a “Why do you call me, 'Lord, Lord,’ Sunday — 9 and 10; 30 q.m., worship with the Rev. Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. holy communion: 10:45 enabled us to provide some help a.m., church school, adult education, Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday little one. Our thanks and apolo­ and do not do what I say?” (Luke William^ ’Trench preaching,- “ It’s Never ’That worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. confirmation forum; 10:X a.m. holy mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:X, a m., Bible study; 7; 30 p.m., senior choir. in your name. Anyone who has a Nursery care provided. (742-7696) communion. Nursery care all hours. gies to students at Martin who did 8:46) The term ‘Lord’ Implies Simple;* An Ethic for Daily Living; ’’ 9 a.m., adult First Cenpreputlenat Church ef Cov­ 10 and 11 :X a.m. (646-1613) Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy special interest In additional aid (649-5311) St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., such an outstanding j(^. authority, obligating confessor to Bible group; nursery; 10:30 a.m.. church school; entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Bmanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Scouts; 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., Bible for this family should designate Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and An(l thank you to the congrega­ obey the one so acknowledged. nursery; 5:30 p.m.. United Methodist Youth St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johons- Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. their help “ for Jeff.” ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church study. tion of St. Bartholomew who It’s a strange anomaly that Fellowship Super Bowl pizza party; 7 p.m., sacred son, pastor; Rev.C.H. Anderson,pastor Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Special Report on Vignette Lane House. Nursery core provided. emeritus. Schedule: 8;Wo.m., worship at 7:X a.m., 9 a.m., 10:X a.m., and Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. „ „„ * a adopted 50 households for Christ­ people wish to be Jesus’ dance rehearsal; ecumenical prayer group. (742-8487) with holdv communion on first, third Response; — The response to Second Cenpreuottenot Church, 385 noon. (643-2403) Saturday — 1:30 p.m., Alanon; 7:30 p.m., AA. disciples, Christians, but refuse and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Sunday St. James Church, 896 Main St., mas giving. Stockings with the Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., TOPS; 7:30 p.m.. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. church school; 11 a.m., worship with “ Addie” was great. At least three to do what he commands. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, age and sex of each member of Adjourned Session Charge Conference; ecumenical holy communion on the second ond Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, Bishop to speak donations of wood were received, Remarkable Ingenuity Is used to service, Sunday school, and nursery for fourth Sundays. (643-1193) those families were hung at prayer. children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday maybe even more. Our thanks to avoid teaching and doing what he Latvian Lutheran Church et Man­ masses at 4 and 6 :X p.m.; Sunday Bishop Samir Kafity of Jerusalem, the head of the church entrances. The response Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Over 60s (weather (649-2063) chester, 21 Garden St., AAanchester. Elderly Outreach who helped taught and even exemplified. Second Confredotlenal Church of masses of 7:X a.m., 9 a.m., 10:X a.m., Anglican Church in the Middle East, will in was so enthusiastic that class­ permitting;) 3; 30 p.m.,” Green Lodge. (643-2051) noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) with the delivery arrangements. Bizarre reasoning Is applied to Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, Hartford on Tuesday. He will speak at noon at Christ rooms were packed with food and Thursiiay — 7:30p.m., Bible study. try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., A nice TV was brought to our blunt the force of Scriptures Route 31 ond North River Rood, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and Church Cathedral, at Church and Mam streets in Saturday — youth cross country ski trip. lar schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Coventry. William Dauthwalte, pastor. Department of Human Needs for gifts. They even had a “ wrapping which clearly contradict certain Olol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral ^ rtfo rd . Kafity is a Christian Palestinian Arab, doctrines to which they are Schedule: 10:15 a.m. worshipservice; 9 team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., “ Joe” . Unfortunately before we party” to wrap all the beautiful church school, nursery to Grade 8, adult a.m., Sunday school, first and thrd who will speak about the volatile issues in Israel. committed. discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and fellow­ Sunday masses of 9 :X and 11 a.m.; gifts and a packing team to pack. Sundays. (742-7548) confesslons 4 :X to 5 p.m. Soturday.' For more information, call the Rev. Richard could find a home for Joe and his South United Methodist Church ship; 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., Zien Bvangellcal Lutheran Church Each household received boxes of Jesus said: “Not everyone who lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., (742-6655) TV. he was hospitalized. As soon (Missouri Synod),- Cooper and High Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron Mansfield, 527-7231. food. This was another example says to me ’Lord, Lord,’ will enter ’These are the events planned for the coming week senior church school and Pilgrim streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. as we are notified of his pending fellowship. (742-6234) Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. of the remarkable response of the the kingdom of heaven, but only ^at South United Methodist Church: Kuhl, pastor. 9:M a.m., divine worshlp; Olesik, pastor. Saturdavmassat5p.m.; A hunger least’ release, we’ll be looking for an Talcettvtlle Cenarepotlonal Church, 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ community this year. he who does the will of my Father Sunday — 9 a.m., church school; adult study; 9 Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Sundov masses at 7 :X a.m., 9:15 a.m. efficiency apartment for him. In munion first and third Sunday. (649- and 11 a.m. (643-4466) A program on the causes and cures of worW Since the MACC main office is in heaven. Many will say to me... and 10:45 a.m., worship with Dr. Shephard S. Talcottvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald 4243) the meantime we are holding his Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 hunger will be presented next Sunday, Feb 7. at at St. Bartholomew, I had an 'Lord, Lord,’’’ claiming mighty Johnson preaching “ Super Stars;’’ 6:30 p.m., TV. works In his name. But he warned a.m., worship service and church Methodist South United Methodist Churchby the J^nchester opportunity to see the boxes piled Christian Youth Fellowship. school. (649-0815) Saivation Army Again community response that he would disown them. Area Conference of Churches and the Hartford area on boxes for each family, but Monday — 10 a.m., AA; 7:30 p.m., administrative Belton United Methodist Church, 1041 Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man­ enabled us to provide additional (Matt. 7:21-23). Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Capt. and Mrs. (3ary Aspersch- Bread for the World. other churches are reporting board. Covenant assistance with the rest to “ Jim” Lanier, pastor, 9;M a.m., church laoer. 9 :X a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 From 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., a program called Hunger similar wonderful responses to Tuesday — 10 a m.. Women in the Vineyards Trinity Covenant Church, m Hack­ school; 11 a.m., worship service, a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ Feast; Food ami Worship in a Global Context will and his family (Jim suffered a matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman nursery. (649-3472) tion meeting. (649-7787). skull fracture from a mugging), families in need. study group; 7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 47. Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, North United Methodist Church, 300 be presented. The Rev. Cynthia Good of South CHURCH OF CHRIST W ^nesday— 4:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 6;30p.m., associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Parker St„ Manchester. Dr. William C. Church will lead the worship, and a filmstrip will be plus food to help them through a Thanks to our friends of Highland youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben- Unitarian Uniyeraaiist difficult time. Although Jim has Park Market who also donated food for Lydall ft Varnon Straata Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible nen, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 shown depicting global projects to promote f o ^ Seasonal Sharing and to Harold and Cocaine Anonymous; Bible study, 277 Spring St. school. (649-28SS) and 10:Ma.m., worshipservice; 9a.m., Unitarian Universallsl Society-Bast, self-sufficiency. Tickets are $2 and must be again attempted to return to Irene Peterson, Leo and Elsie Donde- Phona: 646-2903 adult Bible study," 10;X a.m., church 153 W. Vernon St., AAanchester. Rev. work, he is still weak from the neou Jr., Margaret Nye, Jean Chil­ Thursday — 7:30 p.m., Youth Choir; board of Diana Heath, minister. 10:X a.m., reserved by Monday, by calling Joan 0 Loughlin, school; 5:M p.m., Methodist Youth surgery and a relapse and tires dress, the Ashwell fomlly In memory of trustees. Epiacopal Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery care and youth reli­ 647-9141 or Mary Breen, 643-7268. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Sundov nursery for preschoolers. (649- gious education. Coffee hour after St. Oaorfaf i Church, 1150 3696.) service. (646-5151) Weddings FOCUS Concert won^ be a 'coughei^

Violinist performs premiere

Mrs. William P. Guinan Mrs. Anthony D. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Dean G. Carlson Mrs. Philip H. Gordon By Nancy Pappas Manchester Herald Carison-Leonard Gordon-Rataic Guinan-Sementilli Johnson'MacMullen he opportunity to pres­ Cynthia Jane Sementilli, daughter Laurie Jean MacMullen, daughter Nancy Jean Leonard, daughter of Joan S. Rataic, daughter of Mr. and ent the world premiere of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sementilli of Mr. and Mrs. William MacMullen of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leonard of Mr. Joseph F. Rataic Sr. of 18 Birch of a major composition 1 of Somers, and Dr. William Patrick 150 Lamplighter Drive, and Anthony Mumford Cove, and Dean Gregory Mountain Road Extension, Bolton, comes only rarely to a Guinan, son of Dr. and Mr. Don A. D. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Philip H. Gordon, son of Mr. and T community orchestra. Guinan of 149 Ludlow Road, were Johnson of Cicero, N.Y., were mar­ Carlson of Manchester, were married Mrs. Robert J. Gordon of 43 Welling­ The opportunity to do so with a married Jan. 16 in St. Patrick’s ried Sept. 19 in Carlyle F. Barnes Nov. 28 at St. Albans .Anglican Church ton Road, were married Oct. 17 at St. home-grown soloist as the fea­ Church, Enfield. Chapel, Bristol. in Olde Mistick Meeting House. Maurice Church, Bolton. tured talent is even more The Rev. John Rohan officiated and The Rev. Robert Carlberg, uncle'of The Rev. George K. Dreher offi­ The Rev. George Brennan and the unusual. Tonight, the Manchester Sym­ the bride was given in marriage by the groom, officiated at the double­ ciated. The wedding breakfast was at Rev. Shephard Johnson officiated at phony Orchestra and profes­ her father. Laurie Mulcunry was ring ceremony. The bride was given in the Mystic Hilton and a reception the double-ring ceremony. The bride sional violinist Cyrus Stevens, 37. m arriage by her parents. Lea Welsh, followed at the home of the bride's was given in marriage by her father. matron of honor. Jennifer Fagan and a longtime Manchester resident, X^lt sister of the bride, was matron of parents. Janet Rataic, sister of the bride, Richelle Fiore were flower girls. are presenting the world pre­ The couple make their home in was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Don A. Guinan Jr. was best man for honor and Lynn MacMullen, another miere of a concerto which com­ Virginia Beach, Va. his brother. Jonathan Keenan was sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Jennifer Rataic, Eileen Paulhus and poser Edward Diemente wrote The bride is a 1979 graduate of Fitch Kinga Decsy. ringbearer. Bridesmaids were Julie Johnson, expressly for Stevens. After a reception at the Oakridge sister of the groom, and Margaret High School and received a bachelor Daniel Davies was best man. Those seated in the Lowe Country Club in Feeding Hills, Mass., Rueda. of science degree in hotel administra­ Ushers were Joseph Rataic, Steven Program Center at Manchester the couple left on a wedding trip to St. Matthew Flynn was best man. tion from the University of New Davies and Timothy Reid. Community College will hear Croix. They will make their home in Ushers were Michael Johnson, Barry Hampshire in 1983. She is the field After a reception at W illie’s Steak melodic phrases and atonal inter­ Manchester. Johnson and Chris Johnson, all controller for the Omni International House, the couple left on a wedding vals which no audience has The bride is employed by Dr. Jerold brothers of the groom. Ryan Welsh, Hotel in Norfolk. trip to St. Maarten. They are making heard, anywhere In the world. Spitz of Hartford. The bridegroom is a nephew of the bride, was ringbearer. The bridegroom is a 1971 graduate their home in Manchester. “ It’s kind of a neat feeling, resident in obstetrics and gynecology After a reception at the Litchfield of Manchester High School and The bride is a graduate of East being in on the beginning of at Hartford Hospital. Inn the couple went on a wedding trip received an associate degree in Catholic High School, attended Alber- something like this,” said the to Bermuda. They are making their hotel-restaurant management from tus Magnus College and graduated orchestra’s concertmistress, home in Newton, Mass. Manchester Community College in from Central Connecticut State Uni­ Ginny Datoo. “ I only wish that I The bride is employed as an 1973. He was formerly general man­ versity. She is employed as a teacher could be out there In the audience. administrative assistant by BancBos- ager of Fountain Valley Golf Course at St. James School. I’d like to just sit back and enjoy ton Ventures, Boston, Mass. The on St. Croix, Virgin Islands, and is The bridegroom is a graduate of The seeds of tonight’s perfor­ Raglnald Plnto/Manchwter Harald bridegroom is employed as a compu­ now a senior chef’s apprentice at the Manchester High School. He is mance were probably planted ter graphics designer by Digital Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur licensed through the American Board Edward Diemente. Stevens has been stunning audiences some 21 years ago, when Stevens VIBRANT VIRTUOSO — Cyrus Stevens, 37, will give a Equipment Corp., Bedford, Mass. Springs, W.Va. of Opticianry and National Contact sat in the chair that Datoo now premiere performance tonight of a composition by since he was a teenager. Lens Examiners. He is an optician occupies. employed at Optical Style Bar. His parents. Doris and Gordon Stevens does not expect prob­ piece,” he said. “ I ’m not crazy and hoped for an opportunity to about ultra-modern music, but I Stevens, had moved to Manches­ Hartford Symphony. Stevens also lems there, either. He doesn’t Engagements plays with a number of groups perform it in a public setting. hope people will give this one a ter when their son was in the ninth But that opportunity was slow think the concerto is “ a cougher” grade. An accomplished young doing contemporary music, such — that is, a contemporary work chance.” in coming. Diemente, whose Stevens recommended that violinist, Cyrus Stevens played In as Parnassus and the Chamber through which the audience published compositions have members of tonight’s audience Alleano-Wilson Slossberg-Cooper the Manchester Symphony under Players of the League of Compos­ coughs and nutles programs. been performed by musicians in think of the Diemente concerto as its former conductor. Jack ers. in New Yorit. “ It’s a contemporary piece, but Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Alleano of Mr. and Mrs. George Slossberg of 95 at least 10 nations, had difficulty a piece of romantic music. Through it all, Stevens has kept it’s a very accessible one for the East Hartford announce the engage­ Milford Road announce the engage­ Heller. , finding an appropriate place to “ The difference is (that) this By the time Stevens was in the his connections with Manchester, average listener.” said Stevens, ment of their daughter, Denine Marie ment of their daughter, Barbara E. ST. JUDE NOVENA present this premiere, Stevens romance is just described in a 11th grade at Manchester High since his parents still live in town. who specializes in contemporary Alleano, to Timothy Charles Wilson, Slossberg, to Gary Cooper of East MAY THE SACHED HEART OF said. different language from the one School, he was theconcertmaster He has also maintained his ties works. “ I find that it’s lyrical, in a son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of Hartford, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Finally, a current student of that’s heard In classical music,” JESUS BE ADORED. GLORI­ — that is. the first-chair violin — with composition professor Ed­ modem kind of way.” Tolland. Lawrence Cooper. FIED. LOVED AND PRESERVED ward Diemente, under whom he Diemente’s suggested working on he said. in this primarily adult orchestra. the piece with the Manchester Fifteen years ago, composers The bride-elect is a graduate of East The bride-elect is a graduate of THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, Stevens continued to live in studied in the early 1970s at Hartt. were writing pieces which pur­ □ □ □ Hartford High School and Manchester Manchester High School and Morse NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED It has been an unusual relation­ Symphony. Manchester while attending the “ I’d like to say that I came up posely erected barriers between Community College. The prospective School of Business. She is employed as ship, said Stevens — more of a The Manchester Symphony Or­ HEART OF JESUS. PRAY FOR Hartt School of Music in West with the idea, but I can’t take the musicians and the audience, bridegroom is a graduate of Tolland a word processor by the state collaboration than a pedantic chestra will perform tonight at 8 US. SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF Hartford, and for several years, credit for that,’ ’ said Stevens. Stevens said. High School and attended Manchester Department of Education. The pros­ MIRACLES. PRAY FOR US. he played' with the Manchester teacher-student interraction. “ But that’s pretty much given in the Lowe Program Center at Nearly five years ago, Die- “ But it did seem like just the right Community College. He is employed pective bridegroom is employed as a SAINT JUDE, HELPER OF THE Symphony. way to the newer styles, which Manchester Commanlty College. \ mente offered to create a con­ thing to do.” Besides the new concerto, Mo­ at Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford. mechanic. No date has been set for the HOPELESS, PRAY FOR US. SAY Then his career and his talents Although it’s a non-professional some people call post-seriallst. certo speciflcally for the violinist. zart’s “ Posthorn Serenade” and A September wedding is planned. wedding. THIS PRAYER 9 TIMES A DAY. took him elsewhere — to Prin­ group, the orchestra was defi­ There are recognizable pieces of Stevens agreed to look at the work Brahms’ second symphony are on BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR ceton University in New Jersey, nitely equal to the challenge melody.” as It proceeded, and offer his the program. 'Hckets are H PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. to New York City for performan­ offered by the composition, Stev­ One of the orchestra’s older thoughts and suggestions. genera), 94 lor senior citizens and SAY IT FOR 9 DAYS. IT HAS ces and recording sessions, and members, Walter Wardwell, In 1984, the piece was com­ ens said. students over 18, and free to those NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL. back to the Hartt school, to serve But is the Manchester audience agreed. on the faculty for a time. pleted, Stevens said. He worked “ I think It’s quite an interesting under 18. PUBLICATION MUST BE PRO­ on the challenging violin solo line. ready? MISED. THANK YOU ST. JUDE. Now a first violin with the Denine Alleano C.M. Timothy Wilson >.v H ^ MANCHESTER HERALD, SBfcilMMy: 3>H. 30, WM FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money With 10 failures in 1987, Remember the 'curb appeal’ HOURLY WAGES How other nations compare with the U.S. just how safe are S&Ls? [^1975 ^1986 if you’re selling your house Unitad States Hourly pay tor category, your money is fully manufacturing In 1987, 10 protected,” says M. 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The only way you behind the 21 insured only for a total of $100,OM the lookout for a place to live. just as first impressions are not can give a precise answer is to t-T'-ltf'- federally in­ because the accounts are in the Were you tu m ^ off when you always accurate, neither are have everything written down, so sured thrifts same ovmership category. wedt to a house and discovered those quick feelings we get about that you can recite or show the . that failed in So what can you do to make the area in front of it looked like a a house. figures. A detailed reply says this 1986. $100,000 per institution. There­ certain your money is safe? Wall Junkyard? Did it distuib you to •So it is to our advantage to see is the whole story. An imprecise 10- The institutions were located recommends the following: see the odd collection of broken the house we have put up for sale reply may indicate you are hiding all over the U.S. and ranged in fore. as long as you have less than toys, worn tires and assorted has "curb appeal.” When a house an astronomical figure of some $100,000 in any particular owner­ asset holdings from a few million • Always make sure yuur •Iffldr other litter at the rear of the seems to be in good condition and kind. ship category, your money is dollars to over $1 billion., Mvings institution is federally house? Did you wonder why the the grounds are attractive, we On the other hand, don’t follow safe. //////// Judging from my reader mail, insured. All insured savings windows were so dirty and notice think kindly about it and become the broker around and volunteer There are four different catego­ Ttrroct Living Rm Movfvr B«drm there are still a number of you institutions display the FSLIC l6'-0"ii3'-0' that a couple of them had long receptive to the conditions we will information on everything. Let ries most commonly used by 25‘-8‘il3'-0’ confused and concerned about the symbol at their offices and in CcHlHf) cracks? Did the grass and see 0(1 the inside. the broker run his own business. families. These Include individ­ safety of your money in thrifts or their advertisements. shrubbery appear to have been Having established the house is If you have briefed him weH. savings and loan institutions ual, joint, testamentary/revoca- neglected? Did you get the feeling - well-maintained in a nice com­ there is little left to tell him in the Source: The Contereace Board graphic (S&Ls). Stock market convul­ ble trust and irrevocable trust • If you have more than sKytr E as you went in that you weren’t munity. we must now hold the presence of the possible U.S. workers make about the same hourly wage as sions have prompted many of you accounts. $100,000 in one Institution, make Dining Foytr* going to like this place no matter prosp^ive buyer’s attention by purchaser. their counterparts in some industrialized nations. But • Individual accounts include sure your money is distributed i i4-o’"«rr*o" to focus on the securest, safest, how the inside looked? "following through" properly. In All of which brings up the the hourly wage for Americans employed in most risk-free places to put your any accounts owned solely by an among separate ownership cate­ If the answers to those ques­ short, the inside must have its question of whether you need a manufacturing industries is more than seven times that money, so now more than ever it individual and invested in his or gories. with no more than $100,000 D«n*Kltch«n tions were "yes.” it is an own appeal. It does not have to be broker in the first place. is important to know the facts. her name. in any single category. 20'-0‘iil*0"ov affirmation of the condition manicured. A lived-in atmos­ Yes. you can sell your house by of workers in South Korea and Taiwan. • Joint accounts include any Ttrrw What happens if you deposit • Carefully review any docu­ known as "curb appeal.” Real phere is fine; But doors should not yourself, but you must carefully accoii*’ts held under any form of your money in a savings and loan ments vou are asked to sign ai^ i estate brokers will tell you a squeak, faucets should not leak, calculate what that means. It joint ownership in which all institution and that institution be sure the signature card house often has a certain appeal wallpaper should not be peeling means you must be on call all the COMPANY SIZE; Where Americans work co-owners have personally signed fails? Is your money safe? reflects your intentions. -J i Ifffk # — —ora lack of it—because of what and nails should not be popping time: that you must screen the Number of employees Your money is always safe if the signature card and possess out of wallboard. equal withdrawal rights. • Check on the financial stabil- i the onlooker sees at the curb oras prospective buyers from the 501 to 5,000 you deposited it in a federally Less 20 10 101 to he approaches the entrance. If you are working with a real curious; that you will be dis­ 5,000 and more • Testamentary/revocable itv of your SAL. If your savings than 20 100 500 insured SAL and you have less Everybody has imagination and estate broker who is showing your turbed at odd times; and half a than $100,000 in that institution. In trust accounts include funds held institution is publicly owned, it many can tell how a house would house to someone, stay out of the dozen other unappealing reasons. fact, the only way you, a depositor in trust by the account holders for must make periodic financial ■ dnvtwoy look if it were taken care of way. The broker should know the But most important of all. it their spouse, children or grand­ reports to the Securities Ex- ' Percentage with less than $100,000, would properly. answers to most of the questions. means you must do your ovm ever risk losing your savings children, which are to be passed change Commission. If your of all U.S. on to the beneficiaries upon the ^ t the truth is we are likely to When he is asked something he bargaining. A broker can nego­ companies would be if you deposited it in an institution is privately owned, make Judgments quickly without doesn’t know — and he turns to tiate for you far more smoothly death of the owner. Funds in these you can write to FSLIC to request 90.1% 8.5% 1.2% 0.2% 0.1% institution that was not federally thinking very much about the you for an answer — be ready to than you can negotiate for insured and that institution accounts can be revoked by the a copy of your SAL’s most recent matter, which is why first im- repiy. Don’t say you have no idea yourseif. holder. quarterly reports. Write to the closed. • Irrevocable trust accounts H O U SE O F T H E WEEK — This one-story passive solar What if you have more than FSLIC at 801 17th Street, N.W., Percentage $100,000 in a federally insured include those in which the grantor Washington, D.C. 20552. house has a south-facing solar room that helps provide of all U.S. institution that fails? Is your contributes funds without retain­ heat. The living room features a sloped ceiling. Three employees ing the power to revoke the trust. • Keep copies of all correspon­ Five new vegetables available 13.2% 13.1% 31.1% money still safe? Here too, the dence with your savings institu­ bedrooms are in an isolated wing. Plan HA1453K has 23.1% 19.5% answer is yes, as long as it is Common types of irrevocable trusts include those established tion concerning >rour accounts. 1,464 square feet. To learn more, write architect Charles Bv Earl Aronson In the South. Burgundy seeds distributed properly into differ­ Source; The Amerteen Economy Potter graphic by families for their heirs and Keep your passbooks and Certifi­ ».iKoty, 27 Barry Park Court, Searington, N.Y. 11507. The Associated Press may be sown directly into the ent “ ownership categories.” cates of Deposit, or related end Feet Book.-Stephen J. Boee (Pantheon) This requires a little employee benefit plans. IRA and -Enclose a> stamped, self-addressed envelope. Weedcr’s Guide garden soil when it warms. In the About 31 percent of all non-agricultural workers In the Keogh accounts also are Included receipts in a safe but readily Five vegetables, including two North, seeds should be sown explanation. available spot so you can easily U.S. worked for one of the 840 companies in the country Federal regulations set forth in this category for purposes of hot peppers and three lovely indoors and transplanted out­ insurance coverage. provide proof of account owner­ flowers, have been chosen All- doors when night temperatures that employed more than 5,000 people* in 1982. These several different ownership cate­ ship if FSLIC does have to pay gories for personal accounts. "As long as you do not deposit America Selections for 1988, Harvest is about 70 days from are above 50 degrees F. Plants large companies ^counted for more than 38 percent of insurance. Here’s the Answer Each category Is insured for up to more than $i00,000 in any single available for planting in your transplanting time. reach a height of 4 feet. the total non-agricultural payroll. garden this spring. Pepper Maxi Bell looks like a Celosia New Look really is The vegetables are Sweet Com sweet green one, but is pungent different, with its bronze foliage Bv Andy Lana Plumbing Code differs a bit from Honey ’n Pearl, Peppers Super and hot. It reportedly is the first holding scarlet 4-inch plumes. The Associated Press the local code, which one has to be Chili and Maxi Bell. Cucumber pepper that combines a 3- to followed? This durable, 10- to 14-inch plant S6Arch for th© id©©! psncak© mix is a fiop Salad Bush and Okra Burgundy. 4-lobed blocky bell fruit shape thrives in full sun in summerheat QUESTION: I have to do some ...... __,___ chewv.chewy. ANSWER: Always follow the The flowers honored by the with the flavor similar to Ana­ and humidity. New Look can be taste tinny or like cardboard; the appropriate texture plumbing work. There are sev­ All-America Selections Judges heim pepper. The plant is produc­ At the top of the ratings was local code. grown easily from seed directly Bv the Editors latter is a clue that the shortening None of the frozen pancakes eral places where elbows will be are Celosia New Look. Petunia tive. matures early and is toler­ Hungry Jack Buttermilk. Follow­ in the garden or indoors for later of Consumer Reports in the mix may have become distinguished themselves. Most needed. Do they come in angles Ultra Crimson Star and Shasta ant to Tobacco Mosaic Vims. It is Consumer ing close behind were Aunt QUESTION: When my toilet is transplanting. rancid. Other flaws Include bit­ other than 45 degrees or 90 Daisy Snow Lady. easy to grow from seed. Pancake mixes are made for Jamima Buttermilk, Lady l« e were too chewy, most likely the flushed, not enough water flows Petunia Ultra Crimson Star is Reports terness or the taste of baking soda result of freezing. (Pancakes degrees? The unique qualities of Sweet Cucumber Salad Bush has people who love pancakes but not Old Fashioned, the homennade into the bowl to make it work the first All-America Selections or baking powder, or a texture made from the scratch recipe and Com Honey ’n Peari were iisted vines only 2 feet long and may be the labor. Some mixes don’t spare Consumer Reports recipe, Betty ANSWER: Your question al­ properly. I have taken off the tank Bedding Plant Award winner. that leaves a greasy or chalky then frozen also turned chewy as sweetness, long holding abiiity secured to a trellis or grown in you much effort because you have Crocker Buttermilk and Hungry most implies your knowledge of cover, but don't know enough The grandiflora 3Vi-inch flowers feeling in the mouth. when they were reheated.) The and tenderness. One Judge re­ containers. It produces ripe fmit to add milk, eggs and oil. With included plain and buttermilk Jack Extra Lights. plumbing is rather limited. Do about the mechanism to know offer a uniform white star pattern The ideal pancake was nowhere best of the lot was the Plllsbury ported it was “ unsurpassed by in 58 days. The dark green slicing clearly outlined with crimson. other types, you Just add water or varieties ol nearly three dozen The complete mixes received you know what you are doing and what’s wrong. mixes, batters and precooked to be found in the hundreds that Microwave Buttermilk, a pre­ comparison.” It yields attractive cukes are 7-8 inches long. The Judges reported it flowers early, milk. mixed reviews from the taste whether the plumbing regula­ pancakes from the supermarket. were served up. But all the pared frozen pancake, and the ANSWER: Sounds as if the ears of bicolored kernels early. It plant should yield well over a performing best in full sun or with If you don’t want to do any panel. The best of that variety tions in your community permit a The panel also judged pancakes pancakes tested would make a Aunt Jamima frozen batter. Both water level in the tank isn’t high needs to be isolated from other longer harvesting season. Judges mixing at all. you can buy frozen was the Betty Crocker Butter­ non-licensed person to do the shade a few hours of the day. Rely made from Consumer Reports’ suitable foil for butter and syrup, were Judged good. work? Yes. elbows come in many enough. When you flush the toilet, com pollen. It may be stored in report fewer misshapen fmits on this petunia for long summer batter or even frozen, fully since the standard toppings milk, which was judged Good. the water should rise high enough the refrigerator for several days compared with other varieties. formed flapjacks that need only own recipe. Most reduced-calorie complete different angles, although the 45 color. Plants are 15 inches tall, An excellent pancake should would nnask most of the off-notes Convenience has Its price. The in the tank so it is about to one after harvest or it can be Okra Burgundy exhibited orna­ with 9 weeks to flowering time for be heated in the oven or mixes, including DIa-Mel, Sweet and 90-degrees angles are have the grain taste of wheat, the panelists detected. dry mixes were far the cheapest inch below the top of the overflow quick-frozen. mental garden quality, high yield sowing ingreenhousesorindoors. microwave. ’N Low and Featherweight, fell to standard. « with egg and dairy flavors plus a The best pancakes — those to use—usually less than a nickel tube. If the valve shuts off too Pepper Super Chili is very hot. and plant uniformity. Pods Shasta Daisy Snow Lady is the But does less labor yield a the bottom of the ratings. Their slight sweetness. The pancake rated Very Good — were the most per pancake. Those made from QUESTION: I will be handling soon, you won’t get the water to The 2>A-inch, thin-skinned should be harvested young and earliest Shasta to flower on a less-than-lovely stack of pan­ time-consuming to prepare. They most common drawback: The some plumbing projects in my peppers borne upright on the tender at 3-4 inches. But Judges cakes on the plate? To find out. should be tender when you bite taste o( the leavening came frozen batter cost about a dime rise that high. To raise the water dwarf plant. It should bloom all were five add-everything mixes apiece, while the frozen ready­ house. I have examined the stems, change color from green noted good eating quality up to 8 Consumer Reports panel of into it and be neither leaden and through too strongly. Some of the level, bend the float arm upwards summer and repeat next year and Consumer Reports’ recipe, made cost as much as 18 cenU plumbing codes and find I can do a little. Do it with two hands so to orange to red. They may be inches, meaning more to eat. The trained tasters sampled some soggy nor too fluffy and airy. pancakes made from the com­ since it is a perennial. A supple­ Some flavors are out of place in liiey came the closest to having most of the work myself. But I you don’t throw theentire mecha­ used fresh or dried and stored in burgundy-colored pods taste the 1,200 flapjacks — without added plete mixes were also a little too apiece. mental summer feeding helps a pancake. The cake shouldn’t ^ e right blend of flavors and the need advice. When the National nism out of whack. glass containers for future use. same as the green. where soil is not rich. butter or syrup. The cakes tested MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 30, 1988.-^» m - MANCHESTER HERALD. SatuwUy. JaB. SO, im FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

Where to Write Death during sex a myth M? ‘'.fri’D-'TM-’ J j^ Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren Saturday, Jan. 30 .-I'-;' D E A R DR. overeating before sex, having sex P.O. Box 69440 R E IN I8C H : in the morning while one is (53) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe Please com­ rested, using a slow pace and Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 5;00A M H ) u.s. F.rm Report (5ll Comic Strip ment on the using sexual positions (such as [C N N ] Crossfire [C N N ] Doybrook issue of heart side-by-side) that requires less [ESP N ] CBA Basketball: Rochester Kinsey Report Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner attacks during physical exertion. Flyers at Wyoming Wildcatters (2 hrs.) P.O. Box 91426 [ESPN] SportsCenter orgasm in el­ June M. Reinisch, Ph.D. Another common myth is that (R) Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [U S A ] MOVIE: 'RailroadecT Circumstan­ [USA] Jimmy Swaggert derly people. masturbation places more strain tial evidence involves young boy in mur­ At what age on the heart than does having der John Ireland, Shelia Ryan 1947. 7:30 AM 3D Popeye and Son level does this (3D star Commanders intercourse. This is not true (Insey Report Dr. June M. Reinisch 5:30 A M C53 New Monkoes 3D Animal Crack-Ups risk becom e either, and, in fact, masturbation P.O. Box 48 if INN News (Q ) BraveStarr (CCl considerable? is often suggested as a first step [C N N ] Showbiz Today Bloomington, Ind. 47402 (25) Popeye 8i Pals . Is avoidance of orgasm recom­ sexual information would at least for heart patients to try before [DIS] The Cop and the Anthem Robert mended for older people? be given to those patients who they resume having intercourse. Morse stars m this ironic comedy based (25 Abra Kadabra might be either most at risk or on 0 Henry 8 story about a bum who 35) tries to get arrested so that he can spend (55 It’s Your Business DEAR READER: There is no who have the greatest concern D E A R DR. REINISCH: Does the night in a warm jail cell evidence to support the popular about sex, but this does not the size and length of a man’s (35) Wild Kingdom 6:00 A M Young Universe (R) myth that sudden death during appear to be the case, either. In penis have anything to do with the Wife’s pride sparks iJT) Princess Coballero 5, Multi Trim sex (often jokingly referred to as one study of patients who had had age at which he begins having [D IS] Dumbo’s Circus 9. CNN News “ death in the saddle” ) is a coronary-bypass surgery, two- intercourse or the frequency or [ESP N ] Thoroughbred Digest i f Christian Science Monitor Reports widespread danger. thirds reported they had received infrequency of having sex? jeaiousy in husband [TMC] MOVIE: Cocoon’ (CC) After com­ 26' New Zoo Revue ing in contact with extraterrestrial Research has shown that sud­ no information, counseling or cocoon-like pods, a group of retirees 61 Popeye den death during sex, including suggestions about sexual D E A R READER: The age at find themselves miraculously rejuven­ DEAR [C N N ] Daybreak death from heart attacks, is not at activity. which sexual activity begins has ated Don Ameche, Wilford Bnmley. , ABBY: I work [D IS] You and Me. Kid Hume Cronyn 1985. Rated PG-13 (In all common. Even if one looks at Unfortunately, it appears to be no effect on penis size. in an office as a (H B O l Blunders Show Animated Co- Stereo) those deaths attributed to sudden However, the size of each up to each person to ask whether secretary. I en­ medv about a family o* misfits that can t 7:40A M [CNN] Games of ’88 A look cardiac- failure, it has been his or her medical condition man’s erections can vary from seem to do anything right Narration and joy dressing in Dear Abby at figure skating and bobstedding estimated that only 0.3 percent (3 requires modification of sexual one time to the next, depending on voices by Frankie Howerd t h e latest 8:00 A M 3D HoIIo Kitty’s Furry Tale in 1.000) occur during activity. Only your personal his level of sexual arousal. When Abigail Van Buren (T M C ) MOVIE: ■Rumplestiltskin' A mill­ styles. I am 40, er s daughter strikes a bargain with a Theater intercourse. physician can judge whether any he is highly aroused, the erect and my clothes dwarf so that she may marry the prince (3D Focus on Britain Therefore, there is no general restrictions or modifications are measurement can be slightly she loves Amy Irving, Billy Barry, Clive are in good (3D (35) Little Clowns of Happylown reason for a healthy person to necessary. larger than it is when he is less Revill 1987 Rated G (In Stereo) taste and ap­ (33) Hee Haw forego having sex, no matter In general, sexual activity has aroused (even though the penis is 6:1 5 AM (3D Oavey & Goliath propriate for a (25) Porky Pig what his or her age. Moreover, been said to require about the firm enough for intercourse). woman my 6:30 A M ® Captain Bob (22) 35) Gummi Boars (CC). even individuals with heart and same energy expenditure as Therefore, if a man finds that Sf! age. I also wear makeup — but at all. However, I feel a bit guilty S' World Tomorrow (21) Sesame Street (CC). high-blood-pressure problems climbing two flights of stairs. he is more aroused after abstain­ it’s subtie and never conspicuous. in knowing that he is married and 8( Flintstone Kids (CC) (25 Kidsongs (In Stereo) have little or no increased risk of Some physicians have said that if ing from sex for a period of time, I keep my hair attractively not acknowledging the fact. Comic Strip 3 5 Wall Street Journal Report sudden death during sex once you can walk briskly for three it could be said that the size of his styled, too. I take4>ride in always What would you do? IT ' Planet of the Apes ill) Remi their health condition has been blocks or last five minutes on a erect penis was affected by his looking well-dressed and well- HIS EX-LOVE 1t CNN News 3?) Rod and Reel Stroamside controlled or corrected by medi­ treadmill stress test without sexual frequency, even though groomed. I think people who 20' Sylvanien Families [CNN] Daybreak cation or surgery and their showing signs of chest pain, this would have no effect on the always look their best feel better DEAR EX: Iflstill “cared” for 'OB' American Ski Week [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl Cl (PFR R O W l XXII — Al Michaels is the play-by-play announcer for ABC's cover- physician has approved a return shortness of breath or other signs actual size of his penis while about themselves. an “ex-love,” I would not send 4 T Follow Mo [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors S „°rB o w l XXiT, ."in , Iron. |.ck M irph, SUdinm in S.n O i^ tt on Sund.,, to a moderate level of physical of physical distress, then sex flaccid (non-erect) or on the My problem: My husband, who him a card or gift unless he and 61 Defenders of the Eorth (H B O l MOVIE: ’Howard the Duck’ (CC) activity. should be safe. potential size of future erections. [CIVINl Internationel Correspondents A duck from outer space is brought to is 44. feels differently. He thinks a his wife had sent me a wedding Cleveland by a laser beam that also In a perfect world, each per­ Obviously, any small risk of woman dresses stylishly because announcement. Christmas card [D IS ] Mousercise picks up other, more sinister, extrater­ New Adventures (CC). [U S A ] Boat tho Pros son’s physician would volunteer sudden death during sex is restrial guests Lea Thompson, Jeffery '25) Bugs Bunny she wants to attract attention, or some kind of friendly greeting [H B O l MOVIE: ’Rainbow Brite and the 3D 85) Real Ghoitbusters (CC) 1 1:30 AM (3D Too close for Comfort information about sexuality and reduced even further if a person Star Stealer' Animated (CC) A greedy Jones, Tim Robbins. 1986 Rated PG (In (55 VegaS hoping that men will look at her that bore their address. (3D America’s Top Ten T Wo ve Got It Made how it is or is not affected by the is physically fit. Specific sugges­ Dr. Reinisch is director of the princess threatens Rainbow's mission to Stereo) (53) Isle del Tesoro and ask her out! Abby. he is bring color, hope and happiness to the (3® Essence 3 5 Neuropsychology of Weight Control patient's personal health. Unfor­ tions for r^ucing stress on the Kinsey Institute tor Research in [USA] Go lor Your Dreams (52 Say Brother wrong in my case. I want to look DEAR ABBY: You casually world Voices of Bettina, Patrick Fraley. (22 ® Alvin and the Chipmunks '22 35' New Archies (CC| tunately. this is not often done. heart during sex include regular Sex, Gender and Reproduction, Peter Cullen 1985 Rated G (In Stereo) 8:30 AM 3 D Jim Henson’s Muppet Be- 33) Addams Family Newton’s Apple (CC) The physics of my best for myself. I am not mention that one can get rid of bias [CNN] Moneyweek [251 (25) American Adventure One might expect that thie exercise, avoiding alcohol or Indiana University-Bloomington. r(V)AX) MOV)E: 'An American in ’ gymnastics: computers that see: the gol­ trjdng to entice men to notice me bad breath by brushing one’s An American ex-GI finds romance and CT) Get Smart (2® This Wsok in MotorSports [DIS] Raccoons The Raccoons come to den monkey- and ask me out, I want people to tongue as well as one's teeth. You success in Pans. Musical score by QID I ® Pound Puppies Herman the hermit’s rescue when Cyril 3® Flinutono Kids (CC].’ ^ jj George and Ira Gershwin, Gene Kelly. Sneer threatens to destroy his home. (In (55 Batman think I look nice, but I do not want didn’t stress the point enough! (33) Puttin’ on the Hite $7) Wall Street Week (R) Leslie Caron. Oscar Levant. 195) Stereo) (52 Conan men to lust after me. Abby, I suffered with bad breath (35 Internationel Championship Wres­ [C N N ] Collage Football Preview [U S A ] Night Flight [ESP N ] Outdoor Life Megszlne Host: ( U Adam Smith’s Money World Abby, I work from 8 to S and for 40 years — and went to 21 tling (60 min.) [DIS] Paddle to the See A mountain boy, 7:00 A M 3 D Young universe William Conrad. [CNN] Stylo With Else Klonsch who dreams of visiting the sea, sends his never go anywhere else without doctors for the problem, thinking O Tom and Jerry Chicken pox affects chiidren [T M C ] MOVIE; Bad Medicine’ (CC) A [ESPN] Sports Trivia handcarved Indian on a downstream ad­ (5D Sylvanien Families him. except for marketing and to my foul breath was caused by 32) 3 S ) Smurfs med-school reject is finally accepted by venture in his place Narrator Star.ley (3D Bugs Bunny S t Twooty Show (CC) djS MOVIE: ’San Antone’ A conflict be­ a Central American institution run by a [MAX] MOVIE: ’Short Circuit" (CC) A shop for clothes.’ He even gets either my teeth or my stomach. It bolt of lightning transforms a high-tech Jackson. ijj) BravoStorr (CC) tween Confederates-and Unionists gives zany administrator. Steve Guttenberg, De a r d r . say it’s from the diabetes, but angry if I wear a little perfume. was neither. It was an accumula­ warrior robot into a likeable little crea­ [E S P N ] QamoDoy ® MOVIE: ’The Angry Red Planet’ Four rise to a personal border country war. Alan Arkin, Julie Hagerty 1985 Rated douches and suppositories don’t Rod Cameron, Arisen Whelan, Forrest ture who thinks he’s human. Ally [TMC] MOVIE; ’Aesossinetion’ A Secret GOTT: I’m 13 What do you make of this tion of particles on my tongue! people meet with disaster while explor. PG-13. Sheedy, Stove Guttenberg, Fisher Stev­ help. I’m an emotional wreck and Tucker. 1952. Service agent tries to got the bottom of and just caught situation, and why does he act this It is unbelievable that so few ing Mars Gerald Mohr. Los Tremayne [U S A ] Prollne ens 1986. Rotad PG (In Stereo) an apparent plot to assassinate the first chicken pox. don’t know what to do. way? doctors are aware that this nasty Nora Hayden 1960 (35 Bottomline 10:0 0 A M 3D Pea-wee’s Playhouse [USA] Look at Mo Now lady Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Ste- Dr. Gott (531 Maquine del Tiempo phen Elliott. 1987. Rated PG-13 What is this dis­ CONFUSED IN MISSISSIPPI little problem can be solved by a (25) Starcom (3D W W F Wrestling Challenge 1 1:00A M 3D American Bandstand D E A R READER: Diabetics (2 ) Mein Street @ Woodwright's Shop [U S A ] Forever Young ease? How long \ simple solution. All of the well- (3 ) g5) Real Ghostbueters (CC). (3D What’s Happenlngll Peter Gott, M.D. are very prone to infections. The (2® Phil Silvers [C N N ] Big Story should it last? DEAR CONFUSED: Your hus­ advertised mouthwashes and (3D Fan Club Scheduled; Pseudo Echo. (3D T and T 12:00PM 3D m o v ie ; Th e Far Hori- disease commonly Is associated band is pathetically insecure and breath mints to mask bad breath 35) Ring Around the World [DIS] Now Adventures of Winnie the Belinda Carlisle, actor Corey Haim, au­ zona' (CC) Based on Lewis and Clark s thor Pamela Des Barres ( ”l’m With the (3D W W F Wrestling Spotlight 19th-centurv expadition to msp the with skin inflammation, pneumo­ his accusations are insulting. He (55) Newsmakers Pooh DEAR are temporary and therefore [E S P N ] Fishing: Beat of Bill Dance Band ); a Mick dagger tribute 33) Stet Search (60 min.) newly purchased Louisiana Tentory. nia and vaginal infections, such would prefer that you were so (35) Natural Weight Loss Charlton Heston, Fred MacMurroy, READER: practically useless. IMAX] MOVIE: ’Chlsum’ A cattle (T2 Soul Train 33) Ebony/Jet Showcase as Candida. Treatment is difficult Donna Reed. 1965. 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Alexis Smith. u m I MO.VIE; Th e Terror of Tiny iS ) Soaame Stroet (CC). dead, roams the oceans in search of ABC detective [CNN] Sports Saturday Charles Coburn. 1945. [USA] Town' A pacifist tries to quiet a feud in ships containing human cargo. Maria [DIS] 16 Days to Glory A tribute to the ® ) MOVIE: 'Hawmpar The U S. Army at­ Perschy. 1977. series "Spenser: 8:00PM CD 's Super­ an Old West town populated entirely by tempts to use camels to patrol the great Tor Hire," airing bowl Preview (60 min.) athletes and the competitive spirit of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Di­ midgets. Billy Curtis, Yvonne Moray. American desert during frontier times 2:10PM [CNN] H ulthw M k SATURDAY, CD (§3) Boys Will Bo Boys Booch, Eu­ John Bambury. 1938. James Hampton, Christopher Connelly, rected by Bud Greenspan. (60 min.) Part [DIS] Symposium of Popular Songs JAN. 30. gene and Chazz spice up their boring Slim Pickens. 1976. weekend with a trip to Las Vegas. Guest: 3 of 5. 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® She's the Sheriff ^ 1 Rocky and Friends o' [CNN] Nowaday 2:30PM Alice Ghostley. (In Stereo) [ESPN] College Basketball: Louisville at ® MOVIE: 'Freniy' Alfred Hitchcock di­ (21 Hometime (R) CHECK USTING5 Memphis State (2 hrs.) (Live) rected this story of a man wrongly sus­ [D IS ] My Friend Flicka CD Distant Replay (60 min.) @ 1 Greatest Sports Legends FOR exact time [TMC] MOVIE: 'Assassination' A Secret pected of committing s rash of London [E S P N ] Collage Basketball: Wake Fo­ CD Bonny Hill Service agent tries to get the bottom of murders, Jon Finch, Berry Foster, Bar­ rest at Virginia (2 hrs.) (Live) (SZ) Hometime 53) MOVIE: 'Curse of the Pink Panther' an apparent plot to assassinate the first bara Leigh-Hunt. 1972. [U S A ] Rock File [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch The world’s worst detective is hired to lady. Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Ste­ d ) Friday The 13th; The Series (60 min ) [D IS ] Butch Minds the Baby Jerry find the missing Inspector Clouseau. phen Elliott. 1987. Rated PG-13. 12:30PM 0 1 Top Cat (53 Benny Hill O’Shea and Ivan Cotton star in Damon Ted Wass, David Niven, Robert Wagner. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour dS) l‘m Tellingl Runyon’s story about a safecracker who 1983. (39 Mind Power Growing Years has to babysit his infant son while pull­ 5 1 NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at 9:10PM [C N N ] Showbiz Week 3 9 D.C. Follies ing off a robbery. (H What About Women Edmonton Oilers (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 9:30PM ( D (S ) Mr. president Sam's 3 9 Saturday Night Live (90 min.) (In [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull (21 MOVIE: 'Exit the Dragon, Enter the brother exploits the presidency to boost Stereo) /-Jo [C N N ] Evans & Novak picks up other, more sinister, extrater­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Karate Kid Part Tw o’ (TT) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles' rela­ Tiger' The Tiger swears to avenge the sales for his recreational-vehicle busi­ 3 9 Racing From Plainsfield "M y sofi’s always been precocious. QraUu- [D IS ] Zorro (CC) While visiting Okinawa, Daniel is tionship with his girlfriend is in danger restrial guests. Lea Thompson. Jeffery death of his predecessor, the Dragon ness. (R) (In Stereo) Jones.Tim Robbins 1986. Rated PG. (In @ 9 MOVIE: 'Dracula' When a ship ated from college at age 10.-Mldllfe crisis [M AX] MOVIE: The y Only Kill T+ieir forced to defend his mentor and himself when he becomes infatuated with a fa­ Bruce Lee, Bruce Li. 1977. 0® Amen (CC) (In Stereo) Masters' When a disreputable woman is against bitter foes determined to des­ shion model. Stereo) washes up on the Yorkshire coast, an at 13." ^ tBBBByWA.* @ d l Facts of Life (CC) Natalie and d l Elvis Presley: Aloha from Hawaii El­ evil is unleashed that will change the found dead, the evidence points to her troy them. Ralph Mac^hio. Noriyuki 'Pat' ( H MOVIE: Th e Night Walker' A weal­ [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Guess Who's Coming Tootie's dinner party takes a turn for the Doberman Pinscher. James Garner. Ka­ vis Presley performs some of his biggest town forever. Frank Langella, Laurence Morita, Nobu McCarthy. 1986. Rated thy widow, whose blind husband died in to Dinner' (CC) The Oscar-winner about worse when their respective dates don t tharine Ross. Hal Holbrook. 1972 Rated PG. (In Stereo) a liberal young lady who brings her fi­ hits in this concert originally shown ' Olivier, Donald Pleosance. 1979 ON THEM STflACK by Bill Holbrook an explosion, is haunted by a dream get along. (In Stereo) worldwide, live via satellite. (90 min.) PG. [M AX] Cirtemax Comedy Experiment which recurs' night after night. Robert ance, a black doctor, home to meet her @3) PELICULA: 'Lagunille 2- Cuando cree oi;r \ well-to-do parents. Spencer Tracy. Ka­ (21 Wild America: Woodies and Hoodies [CNN] This Week in Japan haber logrado la trsnquilidad final, uiia He'6 £VeN AW-S T o 1:00PM CE MOVIE: Xott in 8 Harem' Ron Reagan it the President's Son (CC) Taylor. Barbara Stanwyck, Judith Mere­ (CC) The differences between the wood PBojeCTfP-POftA'r'S dith. 1965. tharine Hepburn. Sidney Poitier. 1967. pareia debe anfrantar el problema de la ^5>0 Hok) 15 WCUb p V Two prop men and a singer battle for the In his solo comedy debut. Ron Reagan duck and the hooded merganser are ex­ 10:00PM CD West 57th (60 min ) Y TVIP^ UP TWe- l e t t e r s uses his "identity crisis" to take a satiri­ [U S A ] Airwolf irresponsabilidad como padre dal yerno COPING-WITH TrtflT 1 psR tiie NBKT J throne of a small desert kingdom. Bud (O ) Frugal Gourmet amined. Manolo Fpbregas, Hector Suaraj. piCTAtep.' Abbott. Lou Costello. Marilyn Maxwell. cal look at life in the limelight. (In Stereo) (D [C N N ] News OF J LeABNBD ^ pL*. F i s c a l ..'?' y ^Q) Embajadoraa da la Musica Colom­ 6:30PM (JD CBS News d3) MOVIE: Th e OMdly Affair* A British 1944. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Lucky Lad/ Two fugi­ CD (H Spenser For Hire (CC) Bad news ($7) Arlo Guthrie Show (90 min.) bia na CD Small Wonder agent sets out to uncover the facts be­ arrives for Hawk and Spenser in the C D MOVIE: 'My Bodyguard' The new tives and a smuggler's widow form a hind a British official's suicide. James S3) MOVIE: 'Hollywood Man' A n)o*'® (57) Victory Garden (CC). Siskel & Ebert A look at the top cult form of Sammy Backlin. a man who in­ boy at school enlists the aid of one of the personal and professional bootlegging CD Mason, Simone Signoret. Maximilian production company struggles to finish alliance during Prohibition. Liza Min­ [CNN] Big Story films on videocassette. volves them with mob hitmen. (60 min.) a motorcycle-stunt picture despite inter- most feared students to act as his body­ Schell. 1967. (In Stereo) guard against a class bully Chris Make­ nelli, Genp Hackman. Burt Reynolds. [E S P N ] Skiing: U.S. Pro Tour From (21 NBC News ference from the mob. William Smith. 1975. Rated PG. (39 MOVIE: T h e Heroes of Telemark' A Alfred Hitchcock Presents Don Stroud. 1976. peace. Matt Dillon, Adam Baldwin. Heavenly Valley, Calif. (Taped) (21 Motorweek A road test of the re­ band of resistance fighters attempt to Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred 1979. 3;00PM C E MOVIE; -Alligator' A baby [H B O ] MOVIE: 'In Search of a Golden vamped Cadillac Eldorado, a preview of destroy a heavy-water plant the Ger­ (22) J.J. Starbuck (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] C D NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at alligator is forgotten but not gone after S k / (CC) Three children escape into the Toyota's MR2; responding to a recall mans plan to Seize in order to manufac­ (21 El Combete Hickman., Nick Charles. being flushed into a city sewer where it Boston Bruins (3 hrs.) (Live' wilds with their uncle when authorities notice ture the atom bomb. Kirk Douglas, Ri­ ^ Hardcestle and McCormick [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling (H ) MOVIE: 'Son of Godzilla' Godzilla en­ grows into a monstrous size and devours plan to place them in foster homes. Cliff (26) What's Happeningll chard Harris, Ulla Jacobson. 1965. people. Robert Forster. Robin Riker, Osmond. George Flowers. Charles Na­ [DIS] Lake Wobegon Comet to Disney 1 1 : 4 0 P M [M AX] Cinamax Comady gages in exciting combat to protect his (21 Alice 5 1 Dolly (CC) Glen Campbell. Brenda Humorist Garrison Keillor, creator of Exparimant: Ron Raagan is tha r f s i’ infant son. Tadao Takashima. Akno Dean Jagger. 1980. pier. 1985. ^ ABC News (CC) Lee, country group Exile and actor Lee mythical Lake Wobegon, brings his ra­ dant's Son (CC) In his solo comedy de­ Kubo. 1969 D @ 1 PBA Bowling: $200,000 Don [M AX] MOVIE: 'Pat and Mike' A New Horsley make appearances. (60 min ) (In dio show to television with stories, but. Ron Reagan uses his Carter's Greater Classic York City sports promoter turns a physi­ dT) Noticiero Univision Stereo) crisis" to take a satirical look at life in ( H Josie and the Pussycats From Don Carter's All-Star Lanes-Harvey comic commercials and guest Chet At­ WINTHROB by DIek CeMltl cal education teacher into the queen of Throb the limelight. (In Stereo) d2) W W F Superstars'of Wrestling in Harvey. La. (90 min.) (Live) the athletic world. Spencer Tracy. Ka­ [C N N ] PrimeNews kins. (105 min.) [CNN] Pinnacle [HBO] An All-Star Salute to the Improv d l Take Charge O Soul Train tharine Hepburn. Aldo Ray. 1952. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'No Mercy' (CC) While 1 1 : 4 5 P M [DIS] Small Animals of the AMD TURN IT [DIS] Here's Boomer: Flatfoot tracking down his partner's killer, a pol­ Hosted by Robert Klein. (60 min.) ■I A'SKED KASA Curtain Going Up (21 Madeleine Cooks [TM C] MOVIE: 'Country' A courageous Plains E W 3 < I N T O ice officer becomes entangled with a [MAX] MOVIE: 'Born American' Throe TOeeND/AE A ( H Main Street (CC). woman struggles to save her family and [ESPN] SportsCenter 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD solid Gold in Concart WATER BEFDPE Sabroshow her land from government foreclosure crime czar's mistress. Richard Gere. Kim young Americans cross the Soviet bor­ l a s e r SUM, SO [TMC] Short Film Showcase ® Mother-Daughter Pageant From Fort (§5) Let's Go Bowling (60 mm.) (57) Motorweak A Mercury Tracer road ■Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard. Wilford Basinger. Jeroen Krabbe. 1986 Rated der during a hunting expedition and find I T H I T S T>HE R (In Stereo) Lauderdale. Fla.; Mothers and daugh­ I (3AM /WE’LT (§T) New Jersey Hispano test; how the government tests cars for Brimley 1984. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 7:00PM CD Road to the Super Bowl themselves fighting for their freedom V aROUND. • air pollutants: resolving viewer car care (60 min ) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Fly' (CC) A scien­ and their lives. Mike Norris. Steve Our- ters compete together for the title of t h e s n o w ... L57) Wonderworks: Frog (CC) A 600- 5:00PM CD Mission Impossible Mother-Daughter U S A. in this fourth problems.. CD Three's Company tist IS transformed into a monstrous m .ham. David Coburn. 1986, Rated R (In year-old talking frog helps a young boy C D A-Team sect following an ill-fated teleportation annual pageant. Contestants are judged make the transition from liking reptiles' [C N N ] Your Money Stereo) CD d ll Wheel of Fortune (CC) experiment. Jeff Goldblum, Geena on personal and community achieve­ to liking girls Stars Shelley Duvall El­ (33) T and T [USA] Hope for a Drug-Free America [D IS ] Wilderness Bound: World of the It's a Living Nancy's suspicious Davis, John Getz 1986 Rated R. (In ment. and poise anj] appearance. Guest liott Gould, Paul Williams and Scott CD Live from the San Diego Performing Arts - i Beaver Cinematographer Des Bartlett ( H Kojak when a wealthy cousin, who has Stereo) performer; Lee Greenwood. Hwt: Bert Grimes (60 min.) captures the life cycle of one of nature's Center. Bob Hope is joined by sports fi­ (21 Great Chefs of the West snubbed her for years, wants to recon­ gures and entertainers including Charle- Parks. (2 hrs) ^ [CNN] Newsday most industrious builders, the beaver. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents ( H Saint cile. ton Heston, James Stesart, Reba McEn- 5 1 NCTV '■ p4 [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Tom Sawyer. Detective' Narrated by Henry Fonda. (60 min.) 8:30PM ( D 10) women in Prison Eve

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Pi­ [C N N ] Inside Bualnasa LOVE, MARY unemployed Englishwoman's brief rom­ Molly have a Halloween adventure in­ per Laurie, Matt Clark. 1985. (R) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Qrambllng'a White Tiger* ance with a Russian sailor convinces her side the town’s legendary haunted (2D (ID Tracey Ullman Show Tracey Ull- Jim Gregory, an outstanding white Cali­ that any hope of future happiness lies in Sunday, Continued house. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) “tovc. Mary." a man and Julie Kavner pair up for skits fornia high school , enrolls Smidav, Jan. 31 being with him. Alexandra Pigg. Alfred (29 Brain involving a trapeze artist and her seduc­ at Louisiana's all-black Grambling Col­ CBS movie airing Molina. Peter Firth. 1985 Rated R (In tive cousin, end a radio calt-in show. (R) lege and proves himself both on the field community where they make many fight for survival is examined. (60 min.) (29 Wrestling: W W F Superstars of and off. Bruce Janner, Harry Balafonte, SUNDAY, JAN. Stereo) Wrestling (In Stereo) 31. stars Kristy [U S A ] Hope for a Drug-Free America friends as well as one notable enemy, 3D A Woman of Substance Continues 3D Lifestyles of the Rich end Famous LeVar Burton. 1981. [E S P N ] Super Bowl XI Highlights: Oak­ storekeeper Uriah Lovejoy, who knows 3D PELICULA: 'Uno y Medio Contra el 5:00AM [C N N ] Sports Review McNichol as Live from the San Diego Performing Arts (23) Frontline (CC) This look at TV evan­ Jill St. John and Robert Wagner; An­ [ESPN] SportaCantar (60 min.) land Raiders vs. Center, Bob Hope is joined by sports f'- that Luka ii an ex-convict. (60 min.) Part Mundo' Vincente Fernandez, Ofelia nette Funicello; actor Gil Gerard; author [D IS) Best of Walt Disney Presents; Mary Groda-Lewis, 1 of 2. gelists Jim and Tammy Bakker exam­ Medina. [TN1C1 MOVIE: 'Compromlalrtg Posl- 8:00AM OD New England Sunday giTres and entertainers including Charle- ines why government agencies failed to Janet Dailey; Louis XIV's palace at Ver­ tiona' (CC) A Long Island housewife re­ Donald’s Award Donald Duck vies for a DeOrassi Junior High (CC). a nearly illiter­ ton Heston, James Stesart. Reba McEn- (29 Charlie's Angels investigate charges of corruption within (5Z) sailles. (60 min.) sumes her reporting career whan she in­ good conduct award. (60 min.) (2) Sunday Mass tire and the NFL Alumni Association in ate teenager and 3 9 John Madden's Supar Bowl Special their ministry. (60 min.) [CNN] One on One d 9 MOVIE; 'Mors Wild Wild Wssf Two vestigates the murder of her [E S P N ] Super Bowl VI Highlights: Dal- d D This Week in Connecticut his campaign against drug-abuse. (60 reform-school From San Diego's Jack Murphy Stad­ (29 Saint [D IS ] MOVIE; 'In the Good Old Summer­ former U.S. intelligence agents are womanizing dentist. Susan Sarandon. las Cowboys vs. Miami Dolphin (3D Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera min.) , ium, the site of Super Bowl XXIt, John time' Pen pals working in a music store brought out of retirement to fight the evil Raut Julia. Judith Ivey. 1986. Rated R. Inmate who goes (5Z) Lap Quilting [U S A ] Snub (TD Frederick K. Price 1:15PM (2D MOVIE; Rock-A-Bye. Madden provides exclusive interviews immediately dislike each other, not scheme of a person who wants to rule [U S A ] Perfect Diet on to become a and colorful commentary. (60 min.) [C N N ] Newswatch knowing their true identities. Van John­ the world. Robert Conrisd, Ross Martin. ' 5; 10AM [T M C ] MOVIE; Country' A 02l Abbott and Costello Baby' A bachelor friend of a movie star doctor after her agrees to care for her triplets while she ^ 3Z) Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes of [E S P N ] NFL Theatre: Greatest Games son. Judy Garland, Buster Keaton. 1980. 11:30PM (2D George Sohletter*a Co­ courageous woman struggles to save (8 ) Porky Pig medy Club her family and her land from government problems are making a movie. Jerry Lewis, Marilyn War (CC) Guy’s popularity with his stu­ Evsr Played (60 min.) 1949. 32) 39 MOVIE; 'Stepford Children' (CC) foreclosure. Jessica Lange. Sam She­ (8 ) Sunday Today traced to dyslexia. Maxwell, Connie Stevens. 1958 dents, and Bucharest's expatriate com­ [TMC] MOVIE: *Waltz Across Texas' An [H B O ] Tina - Live - From Rio Live Jan. A lawyer attempts to unravel the 20- (2D Sports Extra munity, leaves his wife Harriet wonder­ pard. Wilford Brimley. 1984. Rated PG O ) (S ) Sesame Street (CC). (Rebroadcast) MOVIE: 'Superdome' The oilman and a geologist become romanti­ 16. 1988, triple Grammy winner Tina year-old mystery behind the death of her 3D Honaymoonara (CC). 1:30PM (3D ing when he will find time for her. (60 husband's first wife in the mysterious (In Stereo) (5® Oral Roberts Super Bowl game is threatened by a sil­ cally involved after their professions Turner takes the stage for a perform­ 3 9 Day of Discovery min.) Part 2 of 7. bring them into conflict. Anne Archer. ance in Rio de Janeiro. (60 min.) (In town of Stepford. Barbara Eden, Don 5:25AM [W A X ] m o v ie : Th e Fly' (CC) ent killer. David Janssen. Donna Mills. (29 Christian Children's Fund 3 9 World Tomorrow CHECK IISTINGS 3 D MOVIE: 'Chitty Chltty Bang Bang' An Terry Jastrow. Richard Farnsworth. Stereo) Murray, Richard Anderson. 1987. (R) (In A scientist is transformed into a mon­ Edie Adams, 1978. Stereo) strous insect following an ill-fated tele­ ® Robert Schuller H FOR EXACT TIME eccentric spruces up an old car and 1983. Rated PG. [TMC] MOVIE; Sweat Liberty' (CC) A (22) Sports Machine (2D MOVIE: 'From Here to Eternity' The takes his kids to a land where the evil portation experiment. Jeff Goldblum. @D Ayer. Hoy y Manana passions and violence of a group of sol­ [U S A ] Airwolf historian goes into a state of madness (29 (5Z) Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes (29 Racing From Plalnafleld Geena Davis, John Getz. 1986. Rated R. rulers have forbidden children. Dick Van when a movie company comes to town of War (CC) Harriet is annoyed when [C N N ] Daybreak diers stationed at Pearl Harbor just be­ MOVIE: •cindsrfslls' This 3 9 Amen (CC) (In Stereo) (In Stereo) Dyke, Sally Ann Howes, Lionel Jeffries. 5:15PM dD to make a movie based on the book he Prince YaklmoV becomes a permanent [D IS ] Good Morning MIckeyl (29 World Tomorrow fore World War tl are portrayed Burt take-off on the fairytale comes complete 39 MOVIE: 'Cross Creek' In 1928, au­ 3D America en la Cultura Lancaster. Deborah Kerr. Frank Sinatra, i 1968. has written. Alan Alda, Michael Caine, resident in the Pringle flat. (60 min.) Part 5:30AM (33) inn n« w« [E S P N ] Super Bowl XII Highlights: Dal­ 3Z) DaGrassi Junior High (CC). with wicked step-mother, fairy god­ Michelle Pfeiffer. 1986. Rated PG. 3 of 7. thor Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings leaves 3 D French in Action 1954 [C N N ] Weekend father, beautiful princess, and wicked her New York lifestyle for the peaceful, [CNN] Mon.yw#.k las Cowboys at Denver Broncos [U S A ] Riptide Siampre an Domingo Programs de [D IS ] MOVIE: To b y McTeague' A boy in [C N N ] NFL Preview •(39 Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ [D IS ] Beat of Walt Disney Presents: step-brothers. Jerry Lewis, Ed Wynn. Ju­ 33) ' inspirational existence of a Florida or­ [E S P N ] Supar Bowl VII Highlight*: [H B O ] Freggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) rural hopes to win a dog­ [E S P N ] SportsCenter Sunday: Super cords Scheduled: a chefs record-setting Donald’s Award Donald Duck vies for a dith Anderson. 1960. vsriedades con musics, antrevistas y ar­ ange grove. Mary Steenburgen. Rip 7:30PM 3 9 ,s c t v tistes invitjidos bajo la animacion de ' Miami Dolphin* v*. W**hington Rwl- [U S A ] Cartoons sledding race and save his widower Bowl Gameday (60 min.) preparation of noodles; the world s larg­ good conduct award. (60 min.) Torn, Pater Coyote. 1983. Unlvislon en Deporte You Cant Tak* It With You Raul Velas^. (3 hrs., 30 min.) skins father's business from bankruptcy. Yan­ est cargo carrier. 5:3CPM 3D el Worfd Tomorrow NBA Basketball: Phila­ [E S P N ] Super Bowl Matchup ifomentarios y resumen del acontecer SZ) Wild Amsrlcs (CC) Host Marty Stouf- 3D Spiritual Life Crusade [U S A ] Night Flight 8:30AM (5) nick Bisson. Winston Rekert, Stephanie 12:00PM (3D [C N N ] Week in Review delphia 76ars vs. (2 hrs . (29 MOVIE: Th e Bachelor end the [H B O ] World Figure Skating Champions /deportivo por Jess! Losada y Jorge far tracks the black bear, the South's [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 0 9 Rov. David Paul Morgenstern. 1987. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Dregonslayer' A naive 5:45AM [H B O ] cinema Workshop 30 min.) (Live) Bobby-Sdxer' A beautiful judge learns Salute Dorothy Hamill (CC) Scott Hamil­ Berry. (60 min.) largest animal. (R) Hickman, Nick Charles. (29 Tom end Jerry [E S P N ] Super Bowl XVI Highllghu: San that her younger sister has become infa­ ton. Rosalynn Sumners, Tiffany Chin. sorcerer's apprentice is called upon to Sports Sunday [M A X ] MOVIE; 'She's Gotta Hava IT 6:00AM (3D My N.lghbor-* R.llglon Franeiseo 49ere vs. Cincinatti Bangals (3D MOVIE: 'Brian's Song' The friend­ tuated with one of her high-school Kitty and Peter Carruthers and Robin (SZ) Creative Living [CNN] slay a fearsome flying dragon, ^eter (29 Miracle Revival Hour ship of two professional athletes. Brian (CC) A young black woman shares an teachers. Cary Grant. Myrna Loy, Shirley Cousins perform in this tribute to the [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [ESPN] Skiing: Powder 8 World Cham­ MacNicol, Caitlin Clark. Ralph Richard­ (3D Robort Schullor (29 Robert Schuller [C N N ] On tha Manu Piccolo and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. unconventional relationship with three 10:10AM Temple. 1947, 1976 Olympic champion. (60 min.) (In [D IS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and pionship From British Columbia, Can­ son. 1981. Rated PG. (3D CNN Nmw* James Caan. Billy Dee Williams, Shelley man. Tracy Camila Johns. Tommy Red­ 3 9 Alice 10:30AM (3D inside Washington Golf: Senior Skins Game (Final Stereo) Harriet ada. (2 hrs.) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Heartburn' (CC) Two (TTl Chri*toph*r Clo**up Fabares. 1971. (22) 39 mond Hicks, John CanadaTerrell. 1966. @D El Mlnleterio de Jimmy Swaggart Round) From Oahu. Hawaii. (2 hrs. 30 [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Compromising Posi­ Murdsr. Shs Wrote (CC) married professionals encounter turbul­ (3D W W F Wrestling MOVIE: 'The Far Horizons' (CC) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Miracles' (CC) A Latin 8:00PM (3D Rated R. (29 ln*ight Hoy Janitor^ Presents 0D min.) (Live) tions' (CC) A Long Island housewife re­ American Indian chief's daughter is Jessica overhears a phone conversation ence when they attempt to balance car­ (3 ) Showcase of Homes Based on Lewis and Clark’s 19th- eer demands with their personal lives. [U S A ] Kays to Success (63) Connocticut Now [C N N ] Crossfire (23) Tony Brown's Journal sumes her reporting career when she in­ cured by a surgeon who's been spirited portending murder, and later becomes (3D Bugs Bunny/Dsffy Duck century expedition to map the newly vestigates the murder of her one of the killer's intended victims. (60 Jack Nicholson. Meryl Streep, Jeff Dan­ [D IS ] You and Ma. Kid [D IS ] Now Adventures of Winnie the away from America by a pair of bum­ 11:45PM (2D Howard Coaall: Speak­ purchased Louisiana Teritory. Charlton 39 Let's Go Bowling womanizing dentist. Susan Sarandon, min.) (R) iels. T986. Rated R. ing of Everything (TP Love Boat Heston, Fred MacMurray. Donna Reed. bling crooks. Tom Conti. Teri Garr, Paul [E S P N ] Supar Bowl VIII Highllghu: Pooh [CNN] Monayweek Raul Julia. Judith Ivey. 1985. Rated R. Rodriguez. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Cover Story Miami Dolphin* v*. W**hlngton Rad- [E S P N ] Super Bowl XIII Highlights: @ )T h ia Old Houaa (CC) Installing south­ 1955. (2 ) ^ D Werewolf While working at a [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Over the Top' While [E S P N ] Supar Bowl XIX: San Francisco diner, Eric has a confrontation with a training for an international arm- skins Pittsburg Stealers vs. Dalles Cowboys ern yellow pine flooring in the kitchen 3 9 Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ 3; 1 5PM (B MOVIE: THs Nutty Profs*. 6:00PM (2D CBS News 9:30PM (2D 3D Duet Ben's first meet­ addition; a demonstration of how the 49ars vs. sor' An absent-minded chemist invents a motorcycle gang. (R) (In Stereo) wrestling competition, a trucker tries to [U S A ] MOVIE: T h a Invlalbla Ohoaf tion on the latest employment opportun­ Super Bowl XXII: Denver Bron­ ing with Laura's family takes place at [H B O ] Seebert master bathroom s vanity was built; a potion that turns him into the irresistible (2) 39 her aunt's funeral. (R) (In Stereo) re-establish a relationship with his es­ Hypnotiiad by hi* in*ana wifa. a man ities in the Connecticut area. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Over tha Top' While cos vs. Washington Redskins From Jack (2D MOVIE: 'La Cage Aux Folles' A 9:00AM (3D Sunday Morning (CC) new paint removal system. training for an international arm­ Buddy Love. Jerry Lewis, Stella Stevens, young man brings his fiancee's parents tranged son. Sylvester Stallone, Robert commits murder. Bela Lugosi. Polly Ann (29 MOVIE: 'The World's Greatest Lover' Murphy Stadium in San Diego. (4 hrs.) [E S P N ] Turning Point: The Olympic Loggia, Susan Blakely. 1987. Rated PG. Young. Batty Compton. 1941. Scheduled; highlights from the past 10 (29 Space Kidenes wrestling competition, a trucker tries to Del Moore 1963. (Live) home to meet his gay father. Michel Ser- Saga Highlights of the 1984 Sarajevo A couple of newlyweds get mixed up in re-establish a relationship with his es­ rault, Ugo Tognazzi. Michel Galabru. (In Stereo) seasons. (90 min.) Super Bowl Special: Wait Winter Olympics are shown in slow- 6:10AM [C N N ] Haalthwaak (29 Batmen the crazy world of Hollywood in the days tranged son. Sylvester Stallone. Robert 3:30PM (2D (2 ) MOVIE: 'On the Town' Three sailors 1979. (3D D J. Kst of silent movies. Gene Wilder. Dom De- 'til Next Year on leave set out to find Miss Turnstiles of motion to capture the best of the Ameri­ 12:00AM (2D At the Movies 3 9 Conversations With Loggia, Susan Blakely. 1987. Rated PG. can medal performances. (90 min.) 6:1 SAM 33) Davay I t Goliath Luise. Carol Kane. 1977. the Month. Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra. 3D Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (ID 9 to 5 (3D Discover with Robert Vaughn 3 D Temas y Dabataa (In Stereo) (29 MOVIE: 'Houseboat' An Italian.sym­ Ann Miller. 1949. The Enterprise crew is hit with an infec­ [H B O ] 1st & Tan: Going For Broke (CC) 6:30AM CD vi*ta 03) Visionaries (22) 3 9 Sportsworld: World Professional phony conductor's daughter, concealing tious virus while the away team fights to (2D Entertainment This Week Singer- 3Z) French in Action Figure Skating Championships From 1:40PM [D IS ] Paul Bunyan The tale of her identity, becomes a widower's fa­ Star Trek: The Next Generation The (In Stereo) actor Rick Springfield talks about "Rock Kenneth Copeland (29 rescue male fugitives on a female- (3D In the Black; Kay* to Suceaa* 09 [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Capital Center in Landover. Md. (90 legendary giant lumberjack. Paul Bun­ mily maid. Cary Grant. Sophia Loren, Enterprise crew is hit with an infectious [U S A ] Hollywood Insider of Life," his latest album. (60 min.) (In yan. and his blue ox. Babe, the greatest dominated planet. (60 min.) 33) Christian Seianea Monitor Raports Buga Bunny [E S P N ] This Week in SporU (60 min.) min.) (Taped) Martha Hyer 1958 virus while the away team fights to res­ 10:00PM C2D (2D (2D News Stereo) (8 ) Sesame Street (CC). loggers of the West. cue male fugitives on a female- 39 it's Showtime at the Apollo This 39 CNN Naw* (23) McLaughlin Group 3 9 MOVIE: 'Return to Peyton Place' The week's host: Ray Parker Jr. Scheduled: 3D Secrete of Success 10:45AM 3 9 Jewish Ufe woman of Substance As lives of nine people are dramatically dominated planet. (60 min.) 3D Parry Mason (29 Lova Your Skin (29 Look at Me Now (29 Police Woman 2:00PM 3D Force M.D.'s, Shanice Wilson, comic Ri­ 39 Mindpower 11:00AM (3D Entertainment This wealthy and powerful Emma Harte (De­ changed when an author writes a book (22) News (Live) (29 Jimmy Swaggart (39 Bing Around tha World (29 Maude (29 Hogan's Heroes chard Belzer. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 39 [U S A ] Discover Week Singer-actor Rick Springfield borah Kerr) prepares to celebrate her about her home town. Carol Lynley. Jeff (23) Faces of Japan (29 Good Neighbors S3) To Ba Announcad. ® World Tomorrow talks about 'Rock of Life.*' his latest al­ 3D PELICULA: 'El Nino y el Lobo' Tres 80th birthday, she reflects on her early Chandler, Eleanor Parker. 1961, (29 MOVIE: Th e Return of Ben Casey' 32) Hogan's Heroes (29 Outer Limits • After a 25-year absence, neurosurgeon 39 World Vision [C N N ] Styla With Elsa Klansch (SZ) Sesame Street bum. (60 min.) (In Stereo) franciscanos fundan un convento ayu- life as a servant at Fairley Hall and the [ESP N ] Super Bowl XXII Special (29 Combatl dados por un nino encantador. Vicente hatred for its family that inspired her (29 News Ben Casey returns to his practice at 39 3B on Sports [D IS ] Mousarciss 3D Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (2D High School Bowl County Hospital. Vince Edwards, Harry (29 Saturday Night Live (In Stereo) Parra, Jose Bodalo. passion to destroy them. This six-hour 4;00PM CE) @ 9 Supsr Bo w I XXII Pre. (29 MOVIE: 'Murder in Peyton Place' 39 Wonder Years (CC) (Time approxi­ [E S P N ] Supar Bowl IX Highlights: Pitts­ [C N N ] Daywatch (2D Knight Rider Game From Jack Murphy Stadium in Landers. 1988. Modern Maturity (CC). drama is based on a novel by Barbara The bodies of a young couple who form­ mate after Super Bowl.) Pilot for a half- (29 Christian Lifestyle Magazine burgh Stsalar* vs. MInnasota Vikings 3D [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents 3 9 Freedom From Fat Taylor Bradford. (3 hrs ) San Diego. (2 hrs.) (Live) erly lived in Peyton Place are discovered 32) 39 Family Ties (CC) Elyse is torn hour comedy series about the experi­ (9D Gene Scott [CNN] Newsday between being a successful business­ [H B O ] MOVIE: V/liards of the Lost [E S P N ] Super Bowl XIV Highlights: (29 Captain Power 39 N W A Pro Wrestling (2 D Magnum, P.l. and the slaying triggers an epidemic of ence of growing up in America during [D IS ] My Friertd Flicka woman and taking care of her family. (In [C N N ] World Report Kingdom' His kingdom overrun by an Pittsburgh Steslers vs. Los Angsles (19 College Basketball: DePaul at suspicion among the residents Ed Nel­ the turbulent late '60s. Stars Fred Sav­ (22) Reel to Reel (23) Voices and Visions Stereo) [E S P N ] NFLTheatre Road to the '86 Su­ evil magician, a young prince fights Rams [U S A ] All-American Wrestling North Carolina State (2 hrs} (Live) son, Dorothy Malone, Chris Connelly age, Jason Harvey and Olivia Dabo. (23) Frugal Gourmet (R) 39 RMri to Catgary A preview of the per Bowl. (60 min.) back with tha help of an aging warrior. l23) Nova (CC) A behind-the-scenes look 1977 39 Nature (CC) How. the Pantanal's (57) Great Performances; Broadway Bo Svanson, Vidal Peterson, Thom [H B O ] MOVIE: Sinbad end the Eye of 12:30PM (3D 39 Next President 1988 Olympics. (60 min.) the Tiger* Sinbad battles mythological (29 It's Your Business at the development of a new snack food (57) Wonderworks; Golden Pennies (CC) wildlife cope with the annual cycle of Sings: Tha Music of Jula Styne Carol 12:30AM (2D New England Sunday Christopher. 1985. Rated PG. (TB Neuropsychology of Weight Control Futbol de Mejico (2 hrs.) flood and drought whichtransforms this creatures in order to remove the curse (29 Connacticut Raal EsUta Showcaaa 3D (60 min.) Robbed of all their money. Luke and Re­ Channing, Adolph Comden and Betty (R) placed on a young prince. Patrick (23) On the Record 3Z) Television Premiere An eight-part becca Greenwood and their two child­ marshy prairie from a dry savannah into Green, Chita Rivera. Melissa Manches­ 7:00AM 3D At the Movie* (SB Three Stooges 2 9 Police Story the world's largest freshwater wetland. (2D Kojak Wayne. Jane Seymour. Margaret Whit­ examination of television's first 60 ren arrive in an Australian gold-mining ter, Hal Linden and Maurice Hines pay (3D 39 Jimmy Swsggart 39 MOVIE: 'Peyton Place' The secret Ei Mundo del Box Campeonatos y (29 Runaway With the Rich and Famous ing. 1977. Rated G. 39 Business World years. First up: a look at the presentation 33) community where they make many (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) tribute to composer Jule Styne. (2 hrs.) life of a small New England community luchas entre boxeadores internacion- (3D Dislogua 3D Para Gente Grande (60 min.) is revealed. Lana Turner, *tloyd Nolan. of live events. (60 min.) friends as well as one notable enemy, 39 MOVIE: 'Take the High Ground' After (R) (In Stereo) (29 Love Your Skin [M A X ] MOVIE: A Great Weir A ales Comentaristas Jorge Berry y Luis storekeeper Uriah Lovejoy. who knows (3D Point of View Chinese-American runs into cultural ob­ Hope Lange. lOS*^. [C N N ] Week in Review years of molding young recruits into 3 D Freedom From Fat 39 J-J* Starbuck (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (SZ) RockSchool Moreno (90 min ) that Luke is an ex-convict. (60 min ) Part tough fighting men, a sergeant requests 33) Robert Schuller (CC). stacles when he takes his San Francis­ [CNN] CNN News Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham 3 D MOVIE: 'Ous' While a last-place foot­ ^ Computer Chronicles: PC Imagining/ [D IS ] Electric Grandmother Maureen 1^7. Joy of Painting 1 of 2 combat duty. Richard Widmark, Karl 39 can family to China for a long-overdue ball team uses a pigskin-kicking mule to Digitizing Stapleton portrays a warm-hearted Taunton Park 3 9 Divine Plan (9D Star Trek: The Next Generation (60 Malden. Elaine Stewart. 1953. [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Missing in Action' An visit. Peter Wang. Sharon Iwai, Kelvin improve its standings, a pair of bum­ domestic robot purchased by a widower [D IS] MOVIE: Th e Cat from Outer American colonel returns to Vietnam to ( ^ Mirada Faith Outreach [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents min.) [U S A ] Can You Ba Thinner? Han Yea. 1966. Rated PG. (Subtitled) bling crooks try to kidnap the animal. A (Edward Herrmann) to keep house and Space' An extra-terrestrial tomcat crash 39 MOVIE: 'D.A.R.Y.L' Army officials search for MIAs. Chuck Norris, M. Em­ lands and has 36 hours to repair his ship seek to destroy their latest spy weapon - (2 l Muppats [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Star Spangled QirT An "Wonderful World of Disney" presenta­ [D IS ] Zorro raise his three children in this fantasy [C N N ] Newswatch met Walsh. David Tress. 1984. Rated R. 12:35AM [DIS] Jungla Cat of the [E S P N ] Super Bowl XVII Highlights: or be doomed to life on earth forever an 1 1-year-old boy with a computerized Amazon A look at the Amazon jungle's (S ) What's Happening Nowll all-American girl falls in with two left- tion. Edward Aaner. Don Knotts. 1976. story based on Ray Bradbury's ("I Sing [D IS] Danger Bay (CC). (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Radio Days' (CC) wing campus newspaper editors. Sandy Washington Redskins at Miami Dol­ the Body Electric"). (60 min.) Ken Berry. Sandy Duncan, Harry Mor­ brain who has escaped from his labora­ greatest hunter, the jaguar. (59 It's Your Business [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Poltergeist II: The Other gan 1978. Rated G. [E S P N ] Ski World Weekly senes for re­ tory home. Mary Beth Hurt, Michael Woody Allen's affectionate homage to Duncan, Tony Roberts. Elizabeth Allen. Side' A year after vengeful spirits drove phins [E S P N ] Super Bowl XX: Chicago Bears the influence of radio on its listeners (39 Kenneth Copeland [ESP N ] NFL'a Greatest Moments: Best creational skiers McKean, Barrett Oliver. 1985. 1971. Rated G. them from their home, the Freeling fa­ [H B O ] Not Necessarily the Year in Re­ va. Naw England Patriota during the 1930s and 40s. Mia Farrow, 12:45AM (2D MOVIE: 'Dream House' Ever Runners (60 min.) (R) [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey Television Premiere An eight-part 83) Love Your Skin mily experiences renewed attacks by view The members of "Not Necessarily 3Z) Dianne Wiest. Julie Kavner. 1987. A light-hearted drama chronicling the 9:30AM (2D (29 Love Your Skin [U S A ] MOVIE: Th a Bull of tha West' examination of television's first 60 traumas and triumphs of a young man [C N N ] Daybreak otherworldly forces. Jobeth Williams, the News" present an offbeat retrospec­ Haunted by his past failures, a cattle [H B O ] MOVIE: Head Office' (CC) Fresh 6:30PM (2) News Rated PG. 0D Captain Power end the Soldiers of tive of the past year. (60 min.) (In Stereo) out of school and promoted to an execu­ years. First up; a look at the presentation who attempts to build his dream house [D IS ] Waleoma to Pooh Corner Craig T. Nelson, Heather O'Rourke. rancher struggles to put his life on the [U S A ] Robert Klein Time the Future 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) tive position, a young man is ill-prepared (22) 39 NBC News of live events. (60 min.) — in a New York City ghetto. John Schnei­ [E S P N ] Supar Bowl X Highlights: Dallas 1:00PM 3 9 Super Chargers right track Charles Bronson, Brian der. Maritu Henner. Michael Gross. (29 Visionariea [M A X ] MOVIE: Te e and Sympathy' A for the low-lifes found in upper manage­ (21) Artsweek [C N N ] PrimeNews 10:30PM (2D Spona Extra Cowboys vs. Pittsburgh Staalsrs Keith. Gary Clarke. 1963. 1981. (29 (29 Meet the Press sensitive prep school student is be­ (23) Connecticut News Week (R) ment. Judge Reinhold. Eddie Albert. 3D Noticiero Univision [H B O ] MOVIE: Poltergeist H: The Other (2D Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Sweat Liberty' (CC) A 2:30PM dD Cbllage Basketball; Michi­ Jane Seymour. 1986 Rated PG-13. (In (29 Sse Hunt A diver, saved from a near friended by the headmaster's under­ (8 ) MOVIE: 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washing­ [CNN] Inside Business Side' A year after vengeful spirits drove highlights and features with host Steve 1:00AM (£ ) Dallas historian goes into a state of madness ton' A naive man who becomes a Sena­ gan at Syracuse (2 hrs.) (Live) Stereo) them from their home, the Freeling fa­ drowning, tells Mike he saw a mermaid standing wife. Deborah Kerr, John Kerr, [DIS] Animals in Action A look at the Albert and feature reporter Carl Gherkin. 3D Getting Rich Your Way when a movie company comes to town Leif Erickson. 1956. tor gets into deep trouble with a sharp [ESPN] Super Bowl XXI: Naw Yojk [U S A ] Double Trouble mily experiences renewed attacks by to make a movie based on the book he underwater. uses of rattlesnake, monkey, peacock (29 Yes, Prime Minister [D IS ] The Man That Corrupted Hadley- [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Heartburn' (CC) Two politician. Jean Arthur. James Stewart. Giants at Denver Broncos Highlights of otherworldly forces. Jobeth Williams, * has written. Alan Alda, Michael Caine. (49 Miracle Revival Hour Edward Arnold. 1939. 4:30PM (2D PGA Oolf: Phoenix Open and squirrel tails. Craig T. Nelson, Heather O’Rourke. 39 Ask the Manager burg Through deceit and greed, an anon­ married professionals encounter turbul­ the game. (Final Round) From Scottsdale, Ariz. (90 Michelle Pfeiffer. 1986. Rated PG. [E S P N ] Skiing: World Cup-Msn's Super 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 39 To Be Announced. ymous traveler puts a self-righteous 3D La Sente Miea ence when they attempt to balance car­ (57) Firirtg Line [M AX] MOVIE: The Mosquito Coast* min.) (Live) G From Wengen, SwiUerland. (60 min.) town to its test. Bated on eMark Twain [U S A ] CalHopa eer demands with thsir personal lives. (CC) Fed up with contemporary life, an [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' [CNN] Your Money d D MOVIE: 'A Touch of Class' A British (§7) Madeleine Cooks (Taped) 10:40PM [D IS ] DTV tale. [M A X ] m o v ie ; Don't Go Jack Nicholson, Meryl Streep. Jeff Dan­ eccentric inventor and his family at­ (CC) Two women become best friends 7:05AM [D IS ] Raccoons (in Stereo) divorcee meets a well-to-do and happily [ESPN] NFL'a Graataat Momenta Best N M r the Water' A Navy public relations iels. 1966. Rated R. married American and agrees to a week- tempt to create a Utopia in the jungles of [C N N ] Evans & Novak [M A X ] MOVIE: Violets Are Blue' (CC) A without knowing that they share the 11:00PM (2D 39 39 News globe-trotting photojournalist returns to Ever . (60 min.) unit is stationed on a South Pacific Is­ [E S P N ] Super Bowl XV Highlights: Oak­ [U S A ] Cartoons long fling in Spain. Glenda Jackson. Central America. Harrison Ford. Helen [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Paper Moon' A same man. Mary Tyler Moore. Christine Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan be­ her hometown for a vacation and is reu­ (2D land bass during World War II. Glenn land Raiders at Philadelphia Esgiss George Segsl, Paul Sorvino. 1973. Mirren. River Phoenix. 1986. Rated PG. Depression-era con man falls prey to the Lahti, Ted Danson. 1986. Rated PG-13. lieves a comic book character killed a [M A X I MOVIE: 'Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life [C N N ] Travel Guide nited with her childhood sweetheart. Ford. Anne Francis, Keenan Wynn 11:10AM (In Stereo) charms of a not-so-innocent 9-year-old [USA] New Mike Hammer store owner. (60 min.) la Calling' (CC) As doctors attempt to 1 0:00AM (3D Dr. science Sissy Spacek, Kevin Kline, Bonnie Bede- [CNN] Newsdey girl. Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal. Made­ save his life after a drug-related acci­ 1957. Sybervlslon 11:30AM (3D m o v ie : Pardners' A 3:00PM 09 m o v ie : 'Olrl in tha Rad lia. 1986 Rated PG-13 (2D Next President (2) ranch foreman and a playboy pit their line Kahn. 1973. Rated PG. 8:30PM (2D ID Married,..With Child­ dent, a nightclub comedian's alter ego 7:30AM (3D Well street Journal Re­ [DIB] The Man That Corrupted Medley- Velvet Swing' Based on tha sensational ren (CC) Peggy hopes to rekindle the (2D Jeteons wits against crooks who are attempting 7:00PM (2D 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min.) travels back through the years to dis­ port burg Through deceit and gread, an anog- turn of the century scandal involving tha [U S A ] Chock It OutI flame in her marriage when Al loses in­ 3D INN News cover what led him to this point. Richard 0D New Oidget to swindle some farm property. Dean ymous traveler puts a salf-righteous illicit affair between showgirl Evelyn Jump Street The undercover Breakthrough dD dD 21 terest in romance. (R) (In Stereo) 39 Sava the Children Pryor. Debjsie Allen, Art Evans. 1986. (2D Martin, Jerry Lewis. Agnes Moorehead. town to its test. Based on a Mark Twain Nesbit and architect Sanford White 4:49PM aS) MOVIE: 'WIntsr of Our team investigates the kidnapping of a 09 Jimmy Sweggert Dreams' A prostitute and a bookseller My Tw o Dads (CC) Nicole vows Rated R. (In Stereo) (3D Sunday Mass 1956. tala. which lad to his murder in Madison high-school student. (60 min.) (R) (In (22) 39 (29 Insight / Out O Buck Rogers are profoundly affected by the death of a to take matters into her own hands when [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Letter to Brezhnev* An (JJ) World Tomorrow (2D 3 9 This Week With OevkJ Brinkley [ESPN] Super Bowl XVIII HIghlighta: Square Garden. Ray Miliand. Joan Col­ Stereo) (22) News (Live) (22) Chelloe of Salvation (CC). lins, Farley Granger. 1956. mutual friend. Judy Davis, Bryan Michael and Joey can't agree on a place unemployed Englishwoman's brief rom­ 0 9 (8 ) Day of DIaoovery Loe Angelee Raiders vs. Washington Browne. 1981. (39 Charles in Charge Charles' relation­ to live. (R) (In Stereo) (29 Freeh Fields Hester decides to write ance with a Russian tailor convinces her (S i Mister Rogers 0 D At the Movies Redskins (23) Wondarworka: Goldon Pannias (CC) a best seller based on a scandalous af o MIreole FaHh Outreach ship with his girlfriend is in danger when that any hope of future happiness lies in (29 Rin-TtrvTin 09 CNN News " [M A X ] MOVIE: Radio Days' (CC) Robbed of all their money, Luke and Re­ 5:00PM CSD Best of the National Geo­ he becomes infatuated with a fashion 8:45PM [DIS] DTV fair in her neighborhood. being with him. Alexandra Pigg. Alfred (S ) Dr. Jamea Kennedy becca Greenwood and their two child­ graphic Specials: Save the Panda The (29 Seorinee of ttw Mess (Q l Hellmerk Homes Woody Allen's affectionate h i^a g e to model. 9:00PM (3D m o v ie : X o v s . Mary' (CC) (29 Drawing Men to Christ Molina, Peter Firth. 1985 Rated R. (In ® C alabrata with Rev. David Mallon tha influence of radio on its Ttstaners ren arrive in an Australian gold-mining giant panda it observed in the remote T T Turnsr believat promising (29 Bustin' Loose Mimi's boyfriend, a Based on the true story of a dyslexic Medical Marvels Stereo) (29 end a (22) TV Open House during tha 1930s and 40s. Mia Farrow. Wolong Natural Reserve in China and in 39 $ D Kideo TV boxsr may havs been drugged before a doctor, tells Rudey and Sonny that their teen-ager who overcame her disability [U S A ] Go for Your Dreams (S ) French Chef: To Roast a Chicken (fl) Dianna Wiest, Julie Kavner. 1987. zoos around tha world, and the historic (5D Connecticut: Now [C N N ] Big Story match. international effort to help them in their tonsils must be removed. and went on to become an award­ (29 Wall Street Journal Report Rated PG. Continutd. ■. [D IB ] Dumbo'a Ciroua 39 U v e Your Skin MANCHMTBR HERALD. 8«tunUy. Jaa. 10. HM - » M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 30. 1988 FOCUS / Books & Hobbies FOCUS / Movies Chuck ‘Karate Chop’ Norris Juicy novel blends scholarship, fantasy

has thriving career in fiims By Dolores Barclay The Associated Press one. Then my brother Aaron said. (Little. Brown. $16,951. written By Bob Thomas with Joe Hyams. details the NEW YORK — Somewhere out The Associated Press ‘Have you been reading about the Amerasian children?’ He started familiar Norris .saga: Bom in SuniL'M v.. iI.K v 'I k Shorll-i.!i’ C.i! \l'\ s-.inun C.ii 1 lim.ti.iv.in Cii there, beyond the safe borders of Oklahoma, raised in Torrance. LOS ANGELES — Macho film telling me that in Vietnam there sanity and not too far from that are 15.000 Amerasian children CalT.. married to his high school dark place at the back of closets star Chuck Norris calls his sweetheart, discovering karate in recently-published autobio­ who are trapped there, consi­ where scary things romp with Korea while serving with the Air evil, is another world. graphy ‘The Secret of Inner dered outcasts, living a strictly non-existent life.” Norris said, Force, becoming karate cham­ Strength.” “ So I started reading up on the pion and instructor. It’s a place where fantasy “ People sometimes tell me how Married 27 years. Dianne and collides with reason, where night­ lucky I have been in my life. ” he sub.iect and got emotionaily in­ volved. James Bruner and 1 Chuck Norris have two sons mares are made. It’s also the writes. “ When I hear that, I Mike. 24, a rising actor, and Eric locale of one of the juiciest reads smile. I was never a natural began writing this story about an These four feline officer in the Vietnam War who.se 21. a student at Arizona State of the season, Raymond E. athlete, but 1 paid my dues in University. stamps will be Feist’s “ Faerie Tale” (Double­ sweat and concentration and took wife was presumed killed when their home was blown up during It was Steve McQueen who released Feb. 5 at day. $17.95). the time necessary to learn advised his teacher to try acting Much In the tradition of those karate and become a world the fall of Saigon The officer is New York City’s M.iiiK- Ox-in C.1I KiiniK-M' C.ii .in Stx'illi.iii c .11 h-p.um i.'.i! wounded and shipped out. Twelve and Norris made his debut with contemporary masters of fright, champion. I simply made up for Brufe Lee in “ Return of the Winter Garden. such as Peter Straub, Clive what I lacked physically with years later, he learns that his wife is still alive and he has a Dragon.” Norris exploited mar­ Barker and Whitley Streiber, work and determination.” tial arts with such films as “ Good Feist blends scholarship with The theory worked in karate, I2-year-old son. The rest of the RAYM OND E. FE IS T film concerns his efforts to get Guys Wear Black” and “A Force fantasy — in this case, Celtic lore and it has paid off in films, too of One” Then he began develop­ and superstition. . . . a world of fairies Capitalizing on Hollywood’s them out of the country.” An issue for ailurophiles Norris was taiking about one ing his own screen presence in Fairies, he says, are an older, muscle-man vogue. Norris has “ Lone Wolf McQuade ” and dominant race, beings who have soft and fleshy. He felt himself built a thriving career with film while making another. The Eight types The 15th will bring forth the new one is “ Hero and the “ Missing in Action.” of feline — existed perhaps longer than being lifted up, and his nose was action-filled, good guys against skipjack for the State­ filled with the stink of rotting Terror.” which casts him as a At 47. Norris still seems like a each with its humankind. the bad guys movies, The latest is hood as previously described in meat. Santa Monica police detective in coiled steel spring. How long can brand of cutes. “The human race has been “ Braddock; Missing in Action this column. around for perhaps a million “ The Bad Thing hung by three search of a psychopathic l-'ller. he keep it up? The “cute” is CoDectors* III,” released by Cannon Films “As long as I maintain my years and yet civilization has only limbs beneath the bridge, upside On a blustery winter night. he was what makes Finally, on the 29th, Leap Year this month. strong training regimen. I think I existed for a fraction of that down like a giant spider. It racing over the roof of the Wiltern you laugh, hys­ Corner Day, a Conestoga Wagon on a The new film continues the can go on for a long time.” he time,” he said. “ There are all of clutched the boy’s arm in one saga of Col. James Braddock. the Theater in mid-Los Angeles, terically. when Russ MacKendrlck 3-cent coil. This type of vehicle, pursuing the deadly “ Terror” said. “ But I don’t have the luxury variously figured as the 39th or these years in which we don’t clawed hand, and above the fearless hero of the 1984 “ Missing of laying off. as I could 15 years a half-grown know who existed or what human pounding sound of the water in Action” and 1985’s “ Missing in (Jack O’Halloranl. kitten shim­ S7th in the Transportation Series, During a dinner break in ago.” was a forerunner of the prairie beings were doing.” Patrick could hear its inhuman Action 2: The Beginning." Both You might think that Norns mies up the Which brings us to those tiny, sounds.... He kicked and hit, and AP photo filming, Norris relaxed in the art schooner. When really loaded it were good moneymakers for new drapes screamed for his mother and deco lobby of the theater, newly would be pestered by foolhardy- was drawn by a team of six horses supernatural and delicate beings Cannon, hence the third in the and looks down, all beady-eyed, philes everywhere.” It seems father,” q e t e r m INED — Chuck Norris is seen during the filming restored to its oldtime glamour types trying to pick a fight Not (“ this hard cider Is for yo u "). The who sometimes have wings and cycle. from the ceiling. that the hero had a cat that kept do silly things — or bad things. Feist, who grew up in Southern of his latest Cannon adventure movie. "Braddock; Missing and now boasting rock concerts so. conveyance could be re-jiggered “ When Cannon asked me about “ I’ve never had that happen, These four stamps will be him from being turned into some “ What if there was another California, wrote the scene partly He talked about his book, his and used as a boat. in Action III." Norris says he was never a natural athlete doing a trilogy of ‘MIA.’ I replied. and I've traveled all over the released at New York Qty’s kind of ’droid. The other way world existing contiguously with based on an accident he had when ‘What else can I do?” I really movies and his life. Winter Garden on the 5th of next around, if you are far off on the but he paid his dues, learned karate and became a world “The Secret of Inner Strength ” world.” he said. O □ □ our own? Why don’t we see it? he was 5; he almost drowned at champion. The theory worked in films, too. wasn’t interested in doing a third month. Linn’snewspaperfor Jan. other side, a real catdom grinch, Because someone is driving a Santa Monica beach. 25 shows them in color and they call yourself an ailurophobe if you COMING EVENT: Tuesday, wedge between us and ttiat "You don’t know how much are pretty good, with quibbles. must, but don’t hassle your Feb. 2, at 7; 15p.m„ at the Knights world.” jeopardy to put on a kid,” he said. We can’t quite understand the neighbor’s pets. It makes them of Columbus Hall, 138 Main St., And who might that be? Ah, an "It’s tough to write. Teen movie square, evasive Cinema elongated necks on the Siamese resently and furtive. (The Manchester — the 2B6th meeting ancient society of magi — a "The first scene where The Bad and the Abyssinian, but let that kitties.) of the O ntral Connecticut Coin priesthood that exists only to Thing shows up — it was a very W E S T H A R TF O R D ’ , . Cluh. The auction of 40 lots will unusual thing for me because I also the year’s most satisfying HARTFORD ^ , , go. The picture I cannot take at all Feb. 2nd will see a 22-cent maintain the balance of things Clntmo City — Monon of the Spring Elm 1 A 2— Nuts (R) Sot and Sun Sat Black Heritage stamp, released feature a variety of large cents, between the two worlds of fairies had to stop and put myself in a FOR KEEPS offbeat romance. It’s on the same (P G ) Sot and Sun 1:20, 3:50, 7, 9:30. — and Son 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Overboard is the animal at the lower left. (PG-IS) Here’s wavelength as “ Prizzi’s Honor” Hope & Glorv (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1. (P G ) Sot ond Sun 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Would wager a goodly sum that at Nashville, Tenn., to honor including the Silly Head and the and humans. trance and remember what it felt a teen movie 3:30, 4:50. — Jeon de Florette (P G ) Sot CIndrella (G) Sat and Sun 2. you could travel from Klttery to James Weldon Johnson, who was Booby Head, and also a group of “ The genesis of the book is that like to be 8 and wake up scared at — another good (and perverse) and Sun 1:10, 3:40, 4:40,9:20, — Bortiv that seems to Brooklyn-set movie that humor­ (R ) Sot-Sun 1:30, 4, 7:10, 9:50. — Anno WILLIMANTIC Fort Kent, Lubec to Oquossoc. professor of creative literature at Mardi Gras tokens. fairies were real and there was night,” he said. “ I had to Filmetcr (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1:30, 4, 7:10, 9:50. Jlllsen Square CInemo — Eddie Visitors are welcome. this priesthood that keeps us remember what the room felt wipe away the less types criticized for defama­ M urphy Raw (R ) 3:45, 5:45, 8, without running afoul of a Maine Fisk University from 1930 to ’38. apart,” Feist said In a recent like. Suddenly, it came to me. I last 30 years of tion of character. BAST HARTFORD 10, m idnight; Son 1:45.3:45,5 :4 i 8,10. — Coon cat who would be caught On the sixth of this month we’ll social reality — Robert DIMatteo Eoftwood Fub A CInemo — Nuts (B ) Good Morning, VIetnom (R ) Sot 1,3:15. Russ MacKendrick of Man­ interview. “ My theory was that could remember being 8 and In the lead role, Cher is the vep' 5-30,7:45,10, m idnight; Sun 1,3:15,5:30, dead wearing that big white have a 22-cent commem for Sot 7:15,9:20; Sun 7:30. chester is an authority on many we’ve been at war with fairies remember this electricity in the even the last 30 soul of a frumpy, aging, yet still Poor Rlcbord't Fub A CIim iiw — Nuts 7-45.10. — Three Men and a Baby (P G ) dickey. Hooya kiddin’? And Massachusetts Statehood with years of teen beautiful widow. Grown slowly (R ) Sot 7:30, 9:30, m idnight; Sun 9:30. Sat 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — where’s his ruff? ceremonies at Fanueil Hall in types of collectibles. Write to him and one side won and dictated the air. ShowcoM Clnomoi 1-9 — For Keeps Braddock: Missing In Action III (R ) Sot terms and some of the fairies "Things are more vivid when movies. From pragmatic, she acquiesces to the (PG-13) Sot 12:40,2:50,7:10,9:20,11:35; 1-15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun We recently saw a dedication in Boston. The stamp will depict the in care of the Manchester Herald, the early im­ marriage proposal of a paunchy, Sun 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:10, 9:20. — Fotol 1-15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15,9:15. — Broadcast Old Statehood of historic fame. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 09040. want to break the treaty.” you’re young because the senses News (R) Sat 2, 5, 7:20,9:45, mldnlght; a sci-fiction book; “To ailuro- a g e o f th e overage mama’s boy (Dany Attraction (R ) Sot 12:30, 4:40, 7:40, Into this web of wicked play haven’t yet been dulled. Like Soon, though, they’re at each 12:25; Son 12:30, 4:40, 7:40, — Wall Sun 2, 5, 7:20, 9:45. — BoHerles Not smells — you could sense subtle­ brightly painted yellow house Aiello). While her fiance is in Street (R ) Sot-Sun 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:30, Included (P G ) Sot 1, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:30, steps the Hastings family, who other’s throats He stays out late 11:45; Sun 1, 3, 5,7:15,9:30. ties, smells within smells. with the white picket fence in Italy attending to his supposedly 10:05. — Eddie M urphy Row (R ) Sot move from Southern California to which Molly Ringwald lives with drinking, and she has a hard time 2:50, 5, 9:35, 11:30; Sun 2:30, 5, 9:35. — a farm in upstate New York that "The kid in me cam e back and with post-partum depression. But dying mother, the widow tries to Braddock: Misting In Action III (R ) Sot her divorced (read uptight) patch things up with the fiance’s 12:15,2:35, 7:30, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 12:15, Movie rating guide Nonfiction happens to border the Fairy remembered and that’s where don’t fear — a comball happy 2:35,7:30,10:10,12:20. — Good Morning Best-SeDers mother, this romatically hotheaded younger brother (Nic­ Motion Picture Association of Amer­ Woods. ideas come from. That’s why ending is right around the comer. Vietnam (R ) Sot 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:45, 1. ‘Trump; The Art of the Deal." Donald J. ‘Faerie Tale’ was a good book for "dramedy” (o borrow a current olas Cage). Instead, she falls 10:15, 12:25; Sun 12:30, 2:S0, 5:10, 7:45, ica rating deflnitlons: Almost immediately, some Minimizing the real problems 10:15. — Three Mon and o Baby (PG) G — (ieneral audiences. All ages members of the family sense a me to do. This is really for the kid TV term) exists in a vacuum of madly in love with him. Fiction Trump of teen marriages, "For Keeps” Sot 12:20,2:30,4:40,7:15,9:30,11:40; Sun in m e,” ’ he said. cute regression. The movie, di­ Nothing in Canadlan-bom di­ 12:20, 2:30, 4:40, 7:15, 9:30. — Moon­ °'‘^*!^Parental guidance sug^tM . 2. "The Cat Who Came for Christmas, presence, especially young Pa­ actually infantlllzes its protago­ Some moterlal may not be suitable for The family flnds itself in the rected by John G. Avildsen rector Norman Jewison’s pre­ struck (R ) Sot 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:15,9:40, 1. “Tommyknockers," Stephen King Cleveland Amory trick whose twin, Sean, pooh- nists. Stan’s dad (quirky Kenneth 11:50; Sun 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:15, 9:40. — middle of a power struggle (“Rocky," “The Karate Kid"), vious films (Including "In the '*19*13* — Special porentol cwMance 2. ’’Kaleidoscope,’’ Danielle Steel 3. ‘T he Great Depression of 1990," Ravi Batra poohs his bedtime fears. But Mars) articulates the movie’s Broadcast News (R ) Sot 12, 2:25, 4:50, strongly suggMM for children u n ^ between an evil fairy and the tackles the subject of teen preg­ Heat of the Night" and “ Fiddler 7:30,10:05,12:25; Sun 12,2:25,4:50,7:30, 3. "2061; Odyssey Three," Arthur Clarke Patrick knows The Bad Thing is argument against his son’s be­ 10:05.— The Couch T rip (R ) Sot 12:45, 13. Some moferlol moy be Inoporop- 4. ‘Tim e Files," Bill Cosby fairy queen and the magi who nancy in a manner both square on the Roof” ) points to this rlate for young children. 4. ’’Lightning," Dean Koontz watching. Waiting. coming a young father; "Grow 2:45,4:45, 10, midnight; Sun 12:45,2:45, R — Restricted. Under 17 requIrM 5. ’T he Frugal Gourmet Cooks American," Jeff maintain order. and evasive. picture’s wild ethnic flair and 4:45, 7:45, 10. — She's Having A Baby One day, while the boys play by up. You had a gerbll last year. occomponylng parent or adult 5. ‘The Bonfire of the Vanities,” Tom Wolfe "Faerie Tale” is Feist’s fourth ■nie ever-talented Molly Ring­ crackpot romanticism. <3early, (P6-13) advance showing Sot at 10. Smith the Troll Bridge that crosses the You forgot to feed it." This is 6. "Mortal Fear," Robin Cook 6. “Super Marital Sex," Paul Pearsall novel. His first was “ Magician,” wald and newcomer Randall playwright John Patrick Shan- No one under 17 odmlHed. Some stream in the woods on the path to supposed to be a joke, one that MANCHBSTBR states may hove higher age 7. “Presumed Innocent,” Scott Turow which, with “ Sllverthom” and “ A Batinkoff star — sweetly — as ley’s script deserves a lot of the UA -nMatgri East — Nuts (R) Sot and 7. "Chronicle of the 20th Century," Clifton their home, Patrick meets his indicates his dad’s insensitivity Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7:10, 9:40. — Cinderella restrictions. 8. "Patriot Games," Tom Clancy Darkness at Sethanon,” formed a Darcy and Stan, the "perfect credit. The terrific supporting Daniel worst nightmare face to face. He as much as Stan’s immaturity. (G ) Sot and Sun 2:30,4,7;15. — Planes, trilogy called “The Riftwar teenage couple." When Darcy cast should be thanking Shanley Trains and Automobiles (R) Sot-Sun 0. "A Man Rides Through," Stephen 8. ‘Thriving on Chaos,” Tom Peters falls in the icy water and the becom es pregnant, she and Stan But Darcy and Stan really do 9:15. — Pink Floyd, The Well (R ) Sot Donaldson current pulls him under the Saga.” He started writing while seem more suited to caring for a for writing such fertile roles — midnight. — Heavy AAetal (R) Sot 9. ‘The 8-Week Cholesterol Cure," Robert decided to get married and have midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture EMERGENCY 10. “Heaven and Hell," John Jakes bridge; unemployed and waiting for job gerbil than a baby. GRADE: *Vi especially Olympia Dukakis and Kowalski the haby, casting aside promising Vincent Gardenia as (tier’s par­ Show (R ) Sot midnight. Fire — Police — Medical "Claws seized him, and he felt interviews. He had worked a 10. “Spycatcher," Peter Wright variety of odd jobs, such as a college and career plans. ents, and grand old Feodor (Courtesy of Waldenbooks) his T-shirt rip, while pain erupted MOONSTRUCK (PG) The VIRNON health care administrator and Against their parents’ objec­ Chaliapin as the grandpa with CInel A 3— Overboard (PG) Sot and DIAL 911 on his arm. He struck out with tions, the pretty twosome settles most frivolously charming movie Sun 2,4:15, 7,9:15.— Nuts (R) Sot and In Manchester small fists, which hit something car salesman. of the past year, this com ic ode to quinted of baying dogs. GRADE: Sun4:45,7:05,9:».—Cinderella (G ) Sat into a rundown loft where they try irklr^A and Sun 1:30, 3:15. to accept their limited options. the Italian-Amerlcan family is ' HERALp . iiaturtlaV.'Jan. - I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 30,1988 (/ .

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TmnrtiMe,1|jpi' Ronstadt home with album Highlights Wall Street still confused to By John C. Glyen ,, ,P?? of Mexican ranchero tunes of the week The Associated Press record hH» ttnd leadinO jpdpu^ By The Associated Press lar oomp«et ?dM(i By Richard De Alley n e w YORK - Uke a leaf appear in next weeM M #^* The Associated Press ■ Public Service Company of New Hamp­ floating down a river, the stock shire. lead owner of the stalled Seabrook market these days moves as if it Billboard' magaxina. iGbpyr LOS ANGELES — Her 20-year knows where it’s going, riding rit^ 1MW, Bmaoerd nuclear power plant, filed for protection from career has traveled the length its creditors under Chapter 11 of the federal every swirling current — until done , Inc.. IteprtntiMl < and breadth of American music Bankruptcy Act. With $3 billion in assets, some branch or rock stops it cold. >T — from California rock to Broad­ including $2.1 billion sunk into Seabrook, Still quivering three months way, from bayou blues to Mo­ Public Service became the fourth largest U,3. after Black Monday, Wall Street town. Now Linda Ronstadt re­ company to file to reorganize under Chapter 11. remains confused by conflicting Hottfti$9ii turns home with an album of ' Mexican ranchera tunes. ■ Texaco Inc. said it lost $4.76 billion in the signals about the direction of the 1. XouwW^Been:: Tiffany You” Gloria Estofim B I final three months of 1987 and $4.4 billion for the economy and uncertain whether (MCA) “Canciones de mi Padre” or "Songs of My Father” is a year because of charges stemming from its the next big turn for stocks is up 2. ‘T Sprfngfield (EMI- fiMai)eCdie({ Really, for me, singing rock ’n’ Manhattan): ' ■ Federated Department Stores Corp. re­ interesting, the excitement faded --(L T h e ' roll was a departure.” Ronstadt — muffled by a squall of compu­ a"8ay You tMir Foreigner Fear Mie ceived a $4.2 billion buyout offer from said in a recent interview. Campeau Corp., the Canadian company that a terized program selling or by (Adaotie)" j ^ 10.“T ^ I| “When we were kids we sang AP graphic Mexican songs, and we sang folk year ago acquired and began to break up Allied mere indifference, analysts said. g.‘Tunnal of Love” Bruce Stores Corp. Federated sought to block the On Friday, the Dow Jones Springsteen (Columbia). music, and my sister sang whatever classics were around, takeover by filing suit in Ohio. average of 30 industrials rose terrible amount of valid eco­ 10.1 CooW Never Tahe the ■ Allegis Corp. announced it would launch a 28.18 points to 1,958.22, marking a Many analysts shared that Place o(,>yc|irv Man? Prince the standards, and my father nomic confusion.” view, noting, for example that would sing them, and we all sang $2.8 billion cash tender for more than half its 54.71-point gain for the week. (PaisleyPartO '* t i*. ^r^.VKMit The New York Stock Exchange He said the heavy inventory volume on two of the biggest in Spanish.” common stock at $80 a share. The tender offer buildup “creates a dangerous would include a $50-a-share distribution from composite index rose 1.91 to trading days was dominated by M.', Ronstadt’s musical styles have AP photo pre-recessionary condition” be­ journeyed through folk tunes Allegis’ recent sale of two big subsidiaries, 144.13, a 5.44-point gain over the issues related to dividend payout TopLP* week; the American Stock Ex­ cause business activity could strategies. ^ (UCA) ’i-' *■ (“Different Drum”), country BACK TO THE BORDER — Vocalist Linda Ronstadt, hotel chain Hilton International Co. and car slow as retailers cut inventories l.Taltb” Qeoige Michael .. A.'l.ova ballads ("Long, Long Time”). rental company Hertz Corp. change market value index rose A few big takeover offers — California rock (“Desperado”), whose 20-year career has traveled the length and breadth 1.97 to 269.10, a 3.48-point weekly and consumers retrench. such as Campeau Corp.’s $4.2 (Columbia) WiNettnum (More Melisa Morgan ( A r ^ ) ■ Black & Decker Corp., known for tools and Goldman, calling himself a than 1 mWionimits sold). 4. *To Prove My Uwt?' Mi­ hard rock (“Back in the U.S. A.”). of American music, has gone home to Tucson and her home appliances, launched a surprise $1.8 gain, and the NASDAQ composite billion bid for Federated Depart­ bear on stocks right now, said the ment Stores Inc. and Black & anfiany” imeny (m c a ) - chael Cooper (WamerBrlMi) Broadway ("Pirates of Pen­ "on-the-border” toots for her latest album. billion takeover bid for American Standard index for the over-the-counter zance"), classic ballads Inc. market stood at 344.66, up 2.30 week’s upward moves lacked Decker Corp.’s $1.8 billion offer Platinum 8.1.01 Me Touch YotT lINi “conviction,” and were “not very (“What’s New”) and Motown has acquired as an artist. “Canci­ However, not everyone wa.s ■ Computervision Corp. agreed to a $435 from Thursday and 7.07 for the for American Standard Inc. — S D irty Dancing' Sound- 0-Jaya(P .I4) ; ■ ^ impressive.” also stirred the marketplace. trackl (RCA) —■ Platinum soul (‘”rracks of My Tears”). ones” was produced and distrib­ pleased, she said. million takeover by Prime Computer Inc., week. 5. “BMiy. Be Mine* l # l “Canciones de mi Padre,” uted with no known demographic “The rack jobbers, when they 4. ”Klck” Inxe (Atlantic)Howard — (Atlantic) ’ " v ending its resistance to the bid. Volume on the Big Board however, seems to come closest market in an era when radio heard I was doing a record in averaged 103.66 million shares a Platinum " «. ^ # 7 .T w o Occasions” The to the Ronstadt soul. stations are defining their play Spanish, they went berserk,” she ■ Delaware legislation to put restrictions on 5. ”Bad” ’ Mchaet Jackson Deele (Solar) hostile corporate takeovers, and covering day over the week, against 155.09 The singer traces her Hispanic lists by age. race, income and said. “They said. ‘Are you million the week before. A + C e r t if ic a t e O f A n n u it y (Epic)» Platinum “ 8.''8eeret Lady" Stephanie roots in the Americas back to attitude. kidding? Why are you giving us more than half of the nation’s biggest 6.1’he Lonesome Jubilee” Mills (MCA) Jose Francisco de Ortega, a And even though the resurgent this? In fact I think they caused companies, passed the state Senate and was “What’s holding the market John Cougar Mellencamp 9. ''Superbad” Chris Jasper Spanish Army sergeant in the Los Lobos hit version of “La the record company to cut their sent to the governor, who is expected to sign it together is the hope that we’ve in the coming week. seen the worst since the big (Mercury) —'Platinum (CBS Associated) 1769 Alta California expedition of Bamba” has opened a trend for shipment in half. But the record is • Tax-Deferred Investment Growth explorer Gaspar de Portola. Hispanic music, Ronstadt denied doing wonderfully well.” ■ International Business Machines Corp. decline of October,” said Frank 7. "Whlteenai|»” Whitesnake 10. ”Wanna Make Love" Llllo Cappiello, head of the McCul­ (Qeffen) — Ratihum Thomas (Capitol) ' . * Ortega was the first Spaniard to she was jumping on a Rack jobbers are buyers for announced a reorganization designed to • Principle Guaranteed set eyes on San Francisco Bay. bandwagon. department stores which “rack” decentralize the world’s largest computer lough, Andrews & Cappiello Inc. 8. ”Hysteria” Def Leppard Ronstadt also has in her lineage “They think you are scheming their records in a section. manufacturer and make it more responsive to securities firm in Baltimore. (Mercury) — Platinum • No Sales Charge Compact^NsIcs Henry Dalton, an Englishman to do this or scheming to do that. ” Ronstadt said she began zero­ customers. “But,” he added, “there’s a lot A 9. ”Cloud Nine” George Har­ who came to Mexican California she said. "That’s of no concern to ing in on a long-held desire to ■ Japanese computer giant Fujitsu Ltd. said of fear out there.” • >5000 Minimum Investment rison (Dark Horse) — Retinum 1. "Klek" lnxs'(Atlantie) 'and acquired Rancho Azusa and me. It’s hard enough to make a make a Spanish-language album it intends to more than triple overseas And hope. Last week’s report 10. ”Out of the Blue" Debbie2. "Faith" George Michael part of the Rancho San Francis- record, without worrying about three years ago when she renego­ production as soon as possible to remain that the nation’s gross national Gibson (Atlantic) ^ (Columbia) quito, both in Southern that stuff.” tiated her contract with Asylum competitive in international markets. product rose 4.2 percent in the 3. “A Momentary Lapse (California. of , Even the Hispanic market was Records. ■ Chrysler Corp. said it would close its aging fourth quarter sent bond prices Maturity Yield Reaeon" Pink Floyd “People say, 'Oh. you have a dubious for this record of 13 folk “They don’t have to give me as Kenosha, Wis., assembly and stamping plants soaring and interest rates to their Country singlet German surname.’” she said. songs, many of them first re­ much money when I give them a lowest levels in months. (Columbia) , v - ' “There was this very big settle­ corded 50 or 60 years ago by by Sept. 30, eliminating about 5,500 jobs, 3 years 7.75% l.’Mfheels” Restless Heart record in Spanish.” she said. because it has more factory space than it The reason: a surge in invento­ 4. "Cloud Nine” George Har­ ment of Germans, and they Mexican artists, she noted. “Everything is scaled down a 4 years 7.90% (RCA) rison (Dark Horae) intermarried. People say, ’Oh. needs. ries that was mainly responsible “Musically, I didn’t consider whole lot, because I feel if they’re for the GNP gain. The bulge gave ^Tennessee Flat Top Box" 5. "Nothlng Like the Sun"your family moved from Mexico.’ any market,” Miss Ronstadt going to take a risk. I’m going to ■ Rockwell International Corp. was indicted 5 years 8 . 10% Rosanna Cash (Columbia) Sting (AAM) . and I say, ‘We didn’t move, the said. "I didn’t consider the take it with them. on federal charges that it double-billed the Air bond-market bulls cause to be­ 7 years 3. "One Step Forward" The 6.1}lrty Dancing' Soimd- border moved.’ Hispanic market, I didn’t con­ “They have to give me a great Force on contracts to build a navigational lieve the Federal Reserve would 8.50% Desert Rose Band (MCA- track” (RCA) “We thought of ourselves as sider the English-speaking deal more, in fact twice as much, satellite system in 1982. Rockwell called the let interest rates continue to fall. 10 years 9.00% Curb) 7."Lonesome Jubilee” John Mexicans,” she said of her market. I considered my own if I deliver a record in English.” indictment “irresponsible and unwarranted.” Stock-market bulls also rel­ ished the prospect of lower rates, 4. ‘Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Cougar Mellencamp childhood. “I didn’t realize until I taste, and I did what I’ve been Born in Tucson, Ronstadt ■ Boeing Co. rolled out larger versions of its Star" Merle Haggard (Epic) (Mercury) traveled to Mexico that I was an dying to do. songs that I love learned the basics of music from 737 and 747. The company said the new models since this would help businesses American.” desperately.” grow, creating greater potential 5. “Lyln’ In His Arms Again” B.Tunnel of Love” Bruce her father. At the end of her would likely produce the bulk of sales through Financial Services Ronstadt’s first and biggest W^lch needs no translation. freshman year at the University the eiid of the century. for higher earnings, mary ana­ The Forester Sisters (Warner Springsteen (Columbia) influence in song styles was the The record, despite its obscure of Arizona, she took off for Los lysts said. Bros.) 9. ”BiBd” Michael Jackson ■ Merrill Lynch h Co. Inc. reported a sharp Insurance Agency,Inc. Mexican singer Lola Beltran, material, has climbed into the Angeles where, together with decline in its fourth-quarter profit, while But there was a bearish inter­ 6.1 Won't Take Less Than (Epic) whom she saw as a child and has Top 100 of the Billboard charts friends, she formed the Stone Shearson Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. pretation, too. Alfred E. Gold­ One Heritage Place Your Love" Tanya Tucker with 10. T h e Joshua i.Tree" U2 performed with as an adult — an and Ronstadt appeared on NBC’s Poneys. posted a net loss, showing the impact of the man, an analyst at the St. Louis experience she relates with fan­ Manchester, CT 06040 P. Davis A P. Overstreet (Island) - “Saturday Night Live” to bring The group signed with Capitol October stock market crash on Wall Street’s securities firm of A.G. Edwards like enthusiasm. some of the passionate ranchera Records and produced three two biggest firms. & Sons Inc., said the excitement As a credit to the leverage she singing style to its hip audience. albums. over the GNP report reflected "a 646-6991 . '- V V . !-V ...... Ul could suffer from PSC’s bankruptcy

NEW HAVEN (AP) - Public The bankruptcy should not affect allows for funds used for construction. licensed and operational at the time Service Company of New Hamp­ the plant obtaining authorization for “ Our largest single asset and we hope it would happen.” said Dolan. CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 shire’s bankruptcy proceedings may low-level operations for testing pur­ largest investment is the Seabrook But Paul Parshley. an analyst at hurt shareholders of United Illumi­ poses, which may come next month, project, and most of that is not in the Donaldson Lufkin & Jenrette in New rate base.” he said. York City, said the filing could affect nating Co. and impair the New he said. But the New Hampshire Netlc68 PART TIME IPART TIME Haven-based utility’s ability to bor­ utility’s financial condition could Ul has spent about $900 million, the borrowing power of UI. HELP WANTED row money, industry analysts said. prove to be a “ hindrance” to obtain­ representing 60 percent of its assets, “ It will cause some credit weakness IhELP WANTED [h e lp WANTED D r. Crane** Aneivers As a condition precedent to A UI spokesman said, however, that ing final licensing, he said. on the Seabrook plant. Public Service for United Illuminating.” he said. CLERICAL opgntng. 20-25 owns 36 percent. ” It’s the first utility bankruptcy since the placement of any odver- s e c r e t a r y - ADMINISTRATIVE Df­ he thinks there will be a negligible If that is the case, “ certainly UI tlslne In the Manchester He­ wggk. M ltctllantout Receptlonlst. Part time investors will suffer from this.” Dolan said his company believes the Depression, and there will be rald, Advertiser hereby dutiM In busy mtdlcol fice, Prague Shoe Com­ financial impact on his company, the for office In Manches­ pany, opportunities Hamlin said. “ But UI investors have that Public Service will continue to some apprehension in the market with agrees to protect. Indemnify offlcr Coll 646-7704. Quiz on page 8. second largest investor in ^abrook, and hold harmless the Man­ ter. Fridays 3pm-7pm, available. Join a grow- as a result of Public Service’s filing been suffering fora while.” Hedidnot make its $3.5 million monthly pay­ respect to Public Service and chester Herald, Its officers BAKERY Clgrk position Saturdays 10am-6pm, Ing company. Dur ments on Seabrook despite the Chap­ Seabrook.” and employees against any avallabl* Mondoy- Sundays 11am-6pm. 1. Herodias for protection from creditors under elaborate. Frlday, 8am to 2 pm. management office UI began paying lower dividends to ter 11 bankruptcy filng Thursday. and all liability, loss or Typing necessary. Ap­ has several positions 2. Dobbin (Filly) federal bankruptcy laws. Peter Boucher, chairman of the expense, Including attor­ Maturg rttpontlble In­ plications being ac­ Thomas Hamlin, an analyst with shareholders in 1984 in a cash “ The licensing process will con­ available. Training 4. Butterfly (Swimmers) state Department of Public Utility neys' fees, arising from dividual. Excallant cepted Monday-Friday provided. We offer: 5. India the Chicago firm of Duff and Phelps conservation effort. tinue.” he said, adding that UI Control, said his agency would begin claims of unfair trade practi­ mother's hours. Coll 9am-11am. Call 528-1300 ces, Infringement of trade­ paid vacations, paid 6. (a) You — Ewe — Lamb (x) Inc., said Friday that UI and other UI reported Tuesday that its 1987 expects little impact on its finances as immediately to assess the implica­ 646-5718 for Interview. for an appointment. holidays, paid personal marks, trade names or pat­ (b) Dear — Deer — Fawn (w) Seabrook owners should continue earnings were $95 million, or a record a result of the bankruptcy filing. tions of the Public Service filing to ents, violation of rights of RECEPTIDNIST and as­ days, health and/or life PART Time counter and (c) Bare — Bear — Cub (v) working toward the licensing of the $5.99 a share, but 98 percent of those Dolan said the utility has a determine how to protect ratepayers. privocv and Infringement of sistant In Manchester general duties for Insurance, free park­ plant while Public Service, the plant's profits were non-cash earnings. UI revolving credit agreement through copyright and proprietary doctor's office. Ma­ power equipment ing, pleasant office at­ (d) Dough — Doe — Kid (z) “ The (DPUC) has ... anticipated rights, unfair competition ture, dependable, and mosphere; Apply In (e) Hoarse — Horse — Foal (y) majority owner, works toward “ some spokesman Jack Dolan said the the end of 1989. and libel and slander, which dealer In Coventry. this possibility of a bankruptcy for pleasant personality a Permanent part time person Tuesday- kind of solution’’of its financial non-cash earnings came about by “ I think we’re going to be OK. may result from the publica­ must. Must enloy pa­ some time.” he said. tion of any advertlsment In position mornings and Frldoy, 8:30am-4pm. troubles. using an accounting technique that assuming we can get Seabrook tient contact. Great Prague Shoe Com­ the Manchester Herald by Saturdays. Eckert's CONCRETE Form Car­ CAFETERIA general kit­ advertiser. Including adver­ working conditions. Lawn & Leisure. 742- pany, 200 Pitkin Street, Afternoon hours. 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HEALTH CARE February.” inheritance to our advantage and each check will be interest on the insurance companies whose an­ Food Servive Supervi­ quired. Jewell- Eng­ After the merger the newly created Shaw­ not to enrich others through sales money you paid in when you nuities appeal to you, thereby & Education requirements to: P.D. CENTER sor, Crestfleld Conva- land Insurance. Box 187, Wethersfield, GLASTONBURY mut National will rank among the top 25 largest commissions, fees and other bought the annuity; part will be avoiding the problems in the line lescent Home, 643-5151. 646-4662. CT 06109. 1175 Hobron Ave. bank holding companies in the United States. charges? your own money being returned from the old song: “ There’s no HEALTH CARE Glastonbury, CT LeWare will serve as chairman of the new to you. The part that is interest one with endurance like the man PART TIME EXPERIENCED Collec­ tor at 60 day level. 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Monday- Manchester Insurance highly motivated, self East,a 116bed, multi­ checks, typically monthly, as hidden, can be higher than Manchester 06040. Frlday. 1pm-5:30pm, In agency looking for a Meadows Manor, a starter. Able to antici­ Manchester level health care facll my Manchester home. mature person from pate needs of office. 240 bad, multl-laval Must be experienced 8:30am to 1pm. Must YWCA ity located In Man­ Experience preferred. health care facility la and reliable.688-8330or have good typing and Coll 649-2272.______78 N. Main St. chester has a full time 649-8865. office skills. Call seeking an Individual Japan keeps current limit on car exports position available for Donna 646-6050. Inde­ RECEPTIDNI ST for vete- on January 20th, for this full time posl- rlnorv hospital In food service supervi pendent Insurance 27th, and tln. MSW, B8W or TOKYO (AP) — Japan will limit its percent in calendar year 1987 to 2.2 B. Jay Cooper. acceleration of exports and renewed Center, 830 Hartford South Windsor. Hours sor. Successful csn- either 7:30 or 9am-3pm. degree In related field passenger car exports to the United million autos. The administration has contended trade disputes with the U.S. auto YODRPHOIVEWILL Rood, Manchester. February 3rd from dldste will have a But M ITI chief Hajime Tamura that Japanese quotas, while they may industry. Great lob for mother required with geratric States for an eighth consecutive year BANQUET Servers. Part with children. Take 10am-2pm degree in dietetics or said the government decided to BE H m m Off. time, flexible hours. or medical experi­ to avoid fanning protectionist senti­ benefit U.S. automakers, represent summers and school Positions for Clarks, ra- continue the restrictions in light of the kind of artificial market restraints “ So I decided to continue the limits, Apply In person: The food service, or state ment in Washington, the government THE HOOK WHEN! vacations off If de­ ceptlonists, typists, ence preferred. Ex­ rising protectionist sentiments in the it is seeking to eliminate. and I ’ll have the restrictions continue ' Gallery, 141 New Lon- certification. Excel­ said Friday. sired. Some Saturdays data-antry, sscrsta- cellent benefits with as long as it is feared that the removal d o n Turnpike, required. Light typing. lent benefits with sa­ The decision to retain the limit of 2.3 U.S. Congress. Desiree Tucker, an official in the YOliPlAOEA Glostonbury.______rlss, WP, light indust­ starting salary com­ “ If and when it is confirmed that of the restraints would cause a rapid Medical background a lary commensurate million cars in the fiscal year Commerce Department’s Interna­ Sales Positions. Morn- rials and food sarvlca. mensurate with ex­ such restraints are no longer neces­ tional Trade Administration, said; surge (in exports),” he said. iCLA5SiriED4D! plus. Benefits. Call 528- with experience. Ex­ beginning April 1 was made in spite of Ings. Eblens Casual 2178.______perience. Interested a debate within the Ministry of sary, even during fiscal 1988, the “ It’s up to the Japanese. It’s purely perience preferred The yen has more than doubled in Clothing and Foot­ CDACHES needed for the applicants should International Trade and Industry. restrictions will be removed,” he their decision.” wear, 974 Main Street, but not necessary. value against the U.S. dollar in the Bolton School system. DUNHILL TEMPS apply at or send re­ Some officials argued that 1988 was said. Japanese automakers have long Manchester. 646-1191. 1 head Baseball coach, Please direct resume last three years, forcing Japanese 111 Founders Plaza sume to: a good time to scrap the restraints In Washington, the Reagan admin­ argued that the limits should be INSURANCE Manches­ Bolton High School, to llene Lubka , or automakers to raise prices of their ter agency. Immediate East Hartford, CT because the strong Japanese yen has istration reacted coolly. removed, saying the quotas originally exports to the United States several grades 9-12. 1 Baseball Martin A. Meghan opening part time. coach, Bolton Center 262-0701 apply In person st; raised export prices so much that “ We haven’t asked them to do it. In were set to allow U.S. automakers to times in recent years. Senior Administrator fact, since 1985, we have been urging recover from an industry slump from Group Claims process­ School, grades 6-8. or automakers will not fill their allot­ ing and general office Please send resume to; MDDdDwt ManDT M a id D w t Manor ment in the current fiscal year. them not to put on automobile export which they have now recovered. Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda work. 643-6401. One Hartfield Plaza David Leete, Athletic 333 Bidwell St. The Japan Automobile Manufactur­ restraints. That policy hasn’t Some of Tamura’s aides, however, Motor Co. Ltd. last week raised Director, Bolton High 160 Bridge Street 333 Bidwell St. PART-TIme driver for Manchester, CT 06040 ers Association announced Friday changed. We favor free and fair argued that termination of the curbs sticker prices in the United States for % 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 handicapped person. School, 72 Brandy East Windsor, CT Manchester, CT 06040 that Japan’s exports declined 6.1 trade,” said White House spokesman might result in and uncontrolled the second time since October. Manchester- Glaston­ Street, Bolton, CT 623-4416 647 0101 647-OtOl bury area. 646-7703. 06043. EDE. ■os / HELP WiUlTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

FU LL Time. Immediate WAITRESSES Wanted ADMINISTRATIVE As­ openino soles/offlce sistant. Growing com­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED full or port time. Apply HELPWMITED HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED position. We will train. In person. Luigi's Res- pany seeking Qualified RNAPN RN C ER T in ED S5 per. hour Includes 2 touront. 706 Hartford person. Responsibili­ SECRETARY for active CABINET and furniture SALES Hartford Des­ SUPERVISOR RN. Bay­ WAREHOUSE Manager CHANGE NURSE nights and Saturday. Rood, Manchester. 649- ties Include: payroll, engineering sales of­ makers. Skilled and patch Movingand Stor­ lor weekends. High SUPERVISORS NURSES Coll 643-2171. 5325. group Insurance, ad- fice. Accurate typing handling oil receiving, MMdowa Manor East, semi-skilled. Growing age. Our Corporate rote of pay. Applica­ . Full or stock management, mlnlstrotlon of person­ skills and phone ans­ woodworking com- Sales Department Is tions are now being a 116 bad muKI-laval Meadows Manor AIDES nel records and affice wering. Experience re­ some shipping and NEEDED SMALL Engine Me­ pany. Call 528-8570. adding Account Sales accepted for this key Part time material preparation. haalth cara facility la East, A multl-leval chanic for power supplies Inventory. quired. Full benefits. Representatives In position. For more In­ Meadows Manor Company benefits On busline qnd nmple NURSE Aides- Certified. sell advertising in Independent position aaaking quallflad health care facility Night Time equipment shop In Cov­ Positions available In Coonnecticut terri­ formation contact for a self-starter. Mall East, a 116 bed multi- entry. Experienced on available. Please call pqrking. Cqll 289-1571. tory. Join our team for Mrs. Plante DNF, RN/LPN Charge has an Immediate full tor an appaintment. newly renovated nurs­ Directory of order/Retall company Nuraaa. All ahifta avail­ level health care facll- S u p e rv is o r 2 and 4 cycle and own D IE T Aides. Full qnd purl ing facility on the 7-3 Interesting, varied as­ Crestfleld Convales- needs Immediate help. time and part time tools necessary. Good 8:30am-12: 30pm. signment. Insurance cent. 643-5151.______Classes for the able Including weak- ity Is looking for Cer- Also Telemarketing Prague Shoe Com- time Diet Aides ne^ed shift for Individuals Apply at CT. Cone and opening on the 3-11 opportunity for take for a convalscent home who care for the el­ qnd pension benefits. AUTO and Truck Me- University of Con­ daya and weekanda. tifled Nursing Assist- needed Immediately charge type person. pony. Administrative Reed, 134 Pine St., shift. Excellent bene- In Glastonbury. Excel­ derly. Excellent be­ Cor. Write Mr. Evons, chonlc. Full or port Manchester. Starting aalary la ants to fill the newly In our Manchester Eckert's Lawn & Lels- Office. 282-9074. lent starting pay, be­ Hertford Despotch necticut. High com­ fits with salary up to nefit package. Call or time. Must have own •11.13-'14.88 com­ created 4pm-8pm office. No experience ure. 742-6103. SECRETARY. "Terrific nefits, and free meals. apply In person to Moving and Storage tools. Coll 649-2871. missions, training mensurate with experi­ •16.15 (no benefit rate shift. Starting salary necessary. Flexible CLEANING Persan. Part working conditions" For more Information South Windsor Nursing P.O. Box 8271, East h3jDU»Nm and nice surroundings please contact Fred Hartford CT. 06108 or BIOLOGY Teacher. Cov- and great support. DPP0RTUNIT1E8 ence. Excellent bene­ up to •16.98). Inter- of •7.86-^8.11 com- hours. Pleasant and full time positions Center, 1060 Main St. entry High School. 1 fits or "no benefits available. Residential. In leading real estate Perry, at 659-8652 from South Windsor. 289- visit us at 225 Prospect For personal inter­ ested applicants con- mensurate with ex- working conditions. office! Applicant needs 9-5. EOE. St., East Hartford. year position to fill BUSINESS Expansion. package". Interested Call Country Molds. 7771. EOE. Sebaticle leave. To view call Liz Rif ken tact: parlance. Apply In Hourly wages plus 646-3650.______nice appearance and __ EOE. Dwner seeks working applicants please bonuses. If you need pleasing personality begin: September 1988. partner. No financial Mrs. Pepin at person at: TEXAS Oil Company CT Certification re­ at 1-800-231-S913. apply In person at: extra money and and good telephone MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS BE A HONDA PROFESSIONAL risk. High Income po- needs mature person quired. Oeodllne for _JentloL_74M709;___ MsadDwt ManDr MeadDws Manar Meadows Manor want to get out, this for short trips sur­ manners and affice JOIN THE LEADER! oppllcotlon: Morch 1, skills. Call 649-4000. Join our dynamic If you have INSURANCE Manches­ MAKE money with your 333 Bldwell St. 333 Bldwsll St. 333 Bldwell St. Is your opportunity. rounding Manchester. WE ARE SEEKING QUALIFIED profetalonal team at 1988. Contocf: Mr. Den­ ter agency. Immediate We haye day and Contact customers. We WAITRESSES. Week­ PEOPLE IN SALES. PARTS 6 SERVICE a SALES EXPERIENCE nis Joy, Prlnclpol, Cov­ computer. Join a na­ Manchester, C T 06040 Manchester, C T 06040 Manchester, C T 06040 days and weekends for Manchaatar Honda opening for a full time tional network. Tele- nights ayallable. train. Write D.K. Dick­ In tha Department PARTS EXPERIENCE entry High School, 78 Property, Casualty 847-0101 647-9I9I erson, President, breakfast and lunch. MECHANICAL Phone t-800-346-4147. ■0* 047-9191 of your choice. Ripley Hill Rood, Cov­ person. Experience re­ ■Of toe 646-7591 Southwestern Petro­ Experience preferred. EXPERIENCE entry, C T 06238. Phone 649-4011. Call between quired. 643-6401. leum, Box 961005, Fort We otter you: a AN ACHIEVEMENT 742-7347. Worth, TX 76161. 6am-3pm. FIRE Restoration com­ Real Estate • COMPETITIVE RECORD - top paftormanca wtUi pany looking for a few INCOME — your pravloua amployar RECEPTIONIST good workers. Will aRCULATION AREA ADVISOR Hlary conimlnloni. train. $6 starting pay. InetnUvn, baiwm> a STABILITY- CLERK TYPIST HOMES Housewives, mothers with young children, packiga job and paraonal Full and part time for our main office work. Call after 9am. FOR SALE students. Earn extra money with your own JOB ■ t h e r i g h t m e n t a l 646-6855.______I SATISFACTION - ATTITUDE — lobby. Customer ser­ part-time ]ob. Bring your children with you a carMT with poulbl* wining and abla to work vice duties Included. SECRETARIAL position All real estate advertised In and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per advancamant Into In a stimulating, flexi­ the Manchester Herald Is managamant Apply in person Good benefits, good sublect to the Fair Housing week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise PUT YOUR LOVE ON THE LINE... V Mon.-Fri. 9Bm*6pm wages, spply: ble environment. Pub­ a PRODUCT — lic contact, typing, Act of 1968, which makes It our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want a larga Invantory of 646-2789 Savings Bank of light bookkeeping. Full Illegal to advertise any pref­ a little Independence and your own Income, Honda produeta erence, limitation or discrim­ WITH THE HERALD’S Including parta and or part time. Send re­ ination based on race, color, call 647-9946 or 847-9947. accaraaorlaa Manchaatar sume to: Lutz Child­ religion,' sex or notional a FULLTIME 923 Main Street ren's Museum, 247 origin, or on Intention to VALENTINE V POSITION Manchester, C T 06040 South Main Street, moke any such preference, Manchester. EDE-AA. limitation or discrimination. The Herald will not know­ ingly accept any advertise­ P A R T TIM E ment Which Is In violation of RN’S OPENING the low.______NEWS STAND DEALER LINES In SOMERS and ENFIELD, CT. icJUTHERN New Eng- iio * * '* land classlfleld ads Manchaatar araa, dallvar only to Honor Work Closer to home and continue doing the Boxaa and atoraa. Eatabllahed routa. Work reach nearly 800,000 HONDA 9 1 ®’ things you enjoy the most about your job — homes In Connecticut approximately 6 houra per week - gat paid helping people. We have openings on the 2nd and Rhode Island. The for 10. Muat be available at Praaa Tim e and 3rd shifts at our facilities. Pay is price tor a basic 25 (12:30 pm) dally and Friday avaning at 12:30 commensurate with the labor market, without word ad Is only $55 and a.m. Delivery of papera takea approximately will appear In 43 news­ traveling to Hartford or Springfield to work. 1 hour. Monday thru Saturday, dependable PART TIME NURSING papers. For more In­ Consider this opportunity and join our other car a muat Call Bob. at 647-9046. BENEFITS PACKAGE formation call Classi­ Quality medical staff In providing quality medical cara to fied, 643-2711 and ask for detolls.D______!\ursing Care our Inmates. Call us at (203) 763-0865 ext. 4104 1x2 ... ft fifty n j life tit II inillifiiii! for more information or to be scheduled for an MANCHESTER. Ansaldl Interview. steel beamed construc­ PART TIME •1000 tion, plaster walls, If you have been eonsideriiip working part lime, THE CONNECTICUT hardwood floors, slate CIRCULATION CREW SUPERVISORS or want to ehange your working environment, CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS family room, 2 firepla­ you owe it to yourself to consider ces, energy efficient Excellent opportunity for retirees, students, Box 1400, Enfield, C T 06082 Thermopane Florida moms. Approximatley 20 hours per week, WINDHAM HOSPITAL. Attn. Nurae RecruKmant room, 2 cor garage, work with young adults ages 10 thru 15. blue stone patio with Monday thru Thursday 4:30pm-8:30pm, Prqfeuional nurses working 20 hours a week receive: exceptional private yard. Just walking dls- Saturday 10am-2pm. Reliable transporta­ tonce from Martin tion a must. If you have the ability to moti­ Send a message of love • Fully Paid Medical and Dental school. This Garrison vate young adults and have some sales • Paid Life Insurance Colonial Is In o sought experience, your earnings potential is LOOKING FOR WORK offer area. For below unlimited. Based on straight commissions. to your Valentine on • 12 paid Holidays replacement cost at Call Jeanne Circulation Department, 647- BUT S2M,900. Coll for ap­ • ftid Sick Time pointment with owner 9946. ______February of 649-7965. • Sick Tinie Incentive Program PONT HAVE THE SKILLS? (Cash back for unused time) P A R T TIM E lx2Vz HEED TRAHSPORTATIOH? SUPER BOWL • Tuition Assistance SPECIAL CUSTOMER SERVICE •1250 Then call us for an Interview. • Tuition Reimbursement for new grads Open today 1-4 We are looking for responsible service- CALL Offering paid on the Job TRAINING. minded Individuals to handle customer inquir­ • Modified Baylor Plans 202 Mountain Rd., ies. The position requires enthusiasm, inde­ • And much more FANTASTIC BENEFITS. Mancheater pendent thinking, and organization. Qood 643-2711 Custom built, 8 room communication skills and a pleasant tele­ Will work with you on arranging to place your U ntl out hole miii li iiuire ic* ,-iin o/fi-r you! Colonial, spacious phone manner are essential. TRANSPORTATION. kitchen, tat floor If inlerrsled, call or tend resumes to: special message ^ laundry. Many extras. 3:30 — 7:30 PM Monday-Friday Rosemary J. Hathaway, P h.D ., R.N. Classes begin February 8. 7:00 AM — 10:00 AM Saturday Director of Nursing Beautiful wooded lot. ^ ^ P S. D eadline is 10 A.M., Feb. 12th, 1988 A (203) 423-9201, extension 2214 Now •199,900. Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more Please call A. Plante information. WINDHAM Director of Nursing Services Sandy O’Leary * V 633-2594 HOSPITAL 643-5151 Din PofWr St. to FWguion waUMAMDCCONNCCnCUT osns P03|433t701 KM to Mountain Nd. or Middle Tpke. to Mountain Rd. «%»u* u iwrnaM Mfv HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES [g ^ H O M E S HOMES IFOHSMi IFOHSMi FOHSMi FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES I I FOR SALE WANCHESTER. Charm- MANCHESTER. “Nice 6 MANCHESTER. Over­ MANCHESTER. An Invi­ I Ino, cozv/ convenient. 3 room Cape” Child Mfe sized 9 room Colonial,4 tation to spacious liv­ M0RT6A6E8 bedroom, 2'/j baths. neighborhood. 3 bed­ large bedrooms, main MANCHESTER. 5 year ing Is yours In this old Townhouse In con­ Home In very quiet rooms, full basement floor family room with unique 9 room, 2'/i bath fA SpcciQlii In need of neighborhood. Flre- plus nice large patio fireplace, also a lower venient location. 2 bed­ U & R High Ranch. room, 116 baths, ploced living room, and fenced treed lot. level recreation room, Large deck, 1st floor Mortgage? screened porch ond Conyenlent to shop­ formal dining room, laundry hook-up, slid­ family room with ers to patio. Full base­ Good crodlt or bad much more. $169,900. ping, busline and good sized kitchen with cothedrol celling, 4 CLEANIN6 BOOKKEEPHn/ 643-9358. schools!! $700/month. glass sliders to deck, ment Includes kitchen CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS credit, we make l(»na bedrooms and much appliances and low ISERVIGES a INCOME TAX .a Call Mr. Lindsey 649- baths, private back more. Located In area REMODEUNG 31 SERVICES easy. Recent ban­ 4000. yard treed lot. Priced condominium tee. VINYL Sided Duplex. of fine homes. Call for Realty World, Benolt- ' I d ■ CIVIIC.CU. expe­ kruptcy, foradoare or to sell. $249,900. U & R rienced housekeeping. ODD lobs. Trucking. Newer Insulation, sld- details. Sentry Real Frechette Associates. INCOME TAX lata payments, we can Ing, storms and MANCHESTER. Spa­ ^ Reolty. 643-2692.0 Estote.-643-4060.o Offices and homes. W IOHIOM D Home repairs. You cious, airy, beautiful 4 646- 7709.P______OaMTol Cw^Mitry home It, we do It. Free halp. Relo-Com has It ‘ screens In this 5 plus 5 MANCHESTER. Smart MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Good reterances. Call PREPARATION bedroom Colonial lo­ Investors choice! DRESSED to the nines! 649-3432. In Your Homo AN iWaaaa. kiMian 4 badweem n - estimates. Insured. 643- all from lat and 2nd Duplex with 3 bed­ room Garrison Colon- ' nndaans a apaeWIv. M yaara plui aa- cated In South Man­ Exceptional 7 room Inleuding; RanUI and Sola 03(M. rooms each side, se­ Newly renovated 3 lal In Im m a cu la te padanea ki buMdins. raiaodabna and mortgages to refi­ parate systems plus 5 chester near the Glas­ family, 2 bedroom Raised Ranch on gor- CLEANINQ A MUST - ProprMonhlp. Call Jim Whaalar tonbury line. 2 baths, condition. Steel beam geous pork-llke nances. Applications year old heating sys­ each. Quiet dead end constructed home feat­ But no time to dust? Cab anyama. tem on 1 side. A-must large family room, su­ street. $224,900. Kler- grounds. Features In­ “ 742-1009 646-9709 HANDYMAN taken In the conveni­ per masfer bedroom. A uring a 12'x20' living Apt*. • Home* - Condos Home Improvement • seel $139,900. Strono nan Realty. 649-1147. clude 3 bedrooms, 216 Painting - Wall Papering - ence of your home or musf see. Century-21 room, dining room and baths, large eat-ln kit­ Free E*tlmate*l Reasonable Real Estate. 647-7653. □ MANCHESTER. New beamed 1st floor fam­ Tiling - Light Carpentry - office. Epstein Realty. 647- chen, screened In RatasI Call Linda PAMTIIIfl/ ODD JOBS • INSURED Don't miss the many offer- 8895.P England Image! Im­ ily room, fireplace, 2 EciCARPENTRY/ maculate and spacious porch, magnificent In PAPERINO CALL NOW Ings In today's classified car garage, vinyl sid­ ground pool with de­ 643-6229 ’ ^ I remooeuno BARRY SCANLON columns. MANCHESTER. Excep­ historic 3 bedroom Co­ ing, new carpet, newer Clean and bright, on child safe street. 3 646-2411 free estimate our professionals are lonial In quiet yet con- luxe trimmings. 2 car NAME ytiur own price. tional home In execu­ roof. An excellent buy BR, FP, Eat-ln-kitchen, garage. Lots of garage. Treat yourself on duty 7 days a week C O V E N T R Y . 1st time tive area. U & R venlent location. In area of fine homes. CARPENmY 6 Father & Son, painting buyers take note. Reas­ $187,900.. Klernan character with arched doorways, natural a n d coll today I and papering, remo- RELO-COM Contemporary Ranch . $216,900. D .W .F Is h $249,900. Jackson 8, BOOKKEEPINO/ REMOOEUIW SERVICES HAWNS TREE SERVICE onable priced 5 room with formal Hying Realty. 649-1147. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- woodwork, and French door to entry way.' Comptpia homa rapalri and ra- val. 872-8237. Buokat, iruok * ehlppsr. Stump Ranch with 3 bed­ Jackson Real Estate. INCOME TAX FINANCIAL room and dining room, TOLLAND. Country . 1400.D Reasonably priced at $134,000. Call 647- 8400.O______modallng. Wa tp a M ln In baih- lamovil. Praa aaUmalss. rooms, country kit­ family room, den, 7>h rooma and Utohana. SmaH acala Spadal ponaidamtlon for - charm I Expandable 2 MANCHESTER. Older 3 Linda Brown at oommafdal aaocfc. RagMarad. In- s t e n c i l i n g " SERVICES chen, spacious Hying baths, oversized 3 car . bedroom Cope on- BRAND new listing I "Im - A ipauWliil Aaawipn «a AnvKaami •Marty and hondlaappad. room and rural setting. bedroom Cape with maculate" only begins BARBARA RAY tuiad. latarancaa. Call Bob Hayward garage and large deck. beautifully landscaped many possibilities. 1 onsinal 4 Cuatam Daalana Call today for details. All this set on profes­ 2 acres. Just minutes to describe this excep­ BOOKKEEPING 646-8165 In kama aratawlonal tarvica, 647-755^ 649-3156 $131,900. Century-21 .car garage. Conve­ RE/MAX East tional 7 room older Praa aathnataa. Par m a n sionally landscaped from 1-84, shopping, nient location. $121,900. SERVICES infarmaMaa Call HaM LIcsnsed by C T . and Epstein Realty. 647- lot. $229,900. Sentry schools. $157,900. Kler­ Colonial on Woodland WaabbaaHagtaramaU 8895.P D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- 647-1419 Street. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ ■aaiaaaaaa. ladadtat payraU TAU04 ASSOCMTIS • ROOFS N.Y.______Real Estate. 643-4060.O nan Realty. 649-1147. 1591 or 871-1400.D Custom building, fram­ 646-8707i.avitSla.) rooms, 2 full baths, aad qaaitaity laaaa. • PAINTING Voo'll find the help you fireplace, full Insula­ ing, additions, ranova- tion* and roofing. For a • STAINING need In Classified. 643- tion, newer roof, 2 cor 649-3281 ABSOLUTE 2711. MANCHESTER Jack J. Lappen garage plus a beautiful quality Job at a good • ADDITIONS In ground pool. Call price... Call Bud at PAINTING GO. Fully Insured TAX ATTORNEY ^OEiBOfl^ of MoBOkoofoc OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-4 PM OPEN HOUSE today and see tor your- (•Mkadirom MW) Realty- 742-8732 Guaranteed quality work. Quality References Rentals 18 Hawthorn* Straat selfl $168,000. Jackson Will advias and prspars Rofarancoa. Fro# EsUmotaa. Sunday, Jae. 31st/l-S PM 8i Jackson Real Estate. FREE Estimatas "Offers Invited V.A. Buyers Welcome" all tax raturns. RoasonaMa Rotoa. Call Doug 647-8400.P KITCHEN A BATH Beautifully remodeled, large 0 rooms, 3 bed­ Eaet Hartford WHITMAN 236-1472 call 643-2659 ROOMS rooms. kitohen, dining room, bassment, garage • A nice colonial on Forbea Si. 2 large bedrooma. a formal C A P ITA LIZ E on tomor­ dining room, a large living room w ilh a fireplace and a row! Atfroctlve and 186 Downay Drivt., Apt A REMODEUNG FOR RENT and child safe straaHI *140,900. Manohaalpr, S28-1581 breeteway and garage. Aaking '149.900 wellmalntolned6plus5 From the smallest repair to THIS SPACE Directions; Wsst Middle Tpke to Haerthorae V ernon- room Duplex In Man­ the largest renovation, we FLOOHMfi ROOM for rent. Close to Street • 3 opiiona. A one bedroom condo, new appl.. carpet floora. chester on Florence will do a complete fob. Start <50.40 downtown and busline. $80.00 per week. Tele- Rent it for *675 which indudea heal & hot water. Rent it with Street. Excellent rental lacBflM Tax PutBaraUBB to finish. Free estimatas. for 24 Insertions the option to buy. *725. O r buy it >89.900 Pool & lennia. Income, separate utili­ Phone 643-1021. Don't worry about the VERNON • 3 option alao a two bedroom condo wilh new appl., carpet ties, carpeting, alumi­ Heritage Kttchen A. FLOORSANOING Call 643-2711 floora. Rent it for *800. Rent it w ilh the option to buy *900. num siding. Call for new tax law. Businasaand • Floorg llkanaw for details lAPARTMENTS OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-4 PM (beat & hot water included) Or buy it for *116.000. figures and more de­ Individual income tax re­ Bath Center • Spodallzlng In oMsr floor* Com e visit our showroom at: FOR RENT 46 Vamwood Driv* Manchester Gardens tails. Offered of turn preparatlona. a Natural S atalnsd floors $169,900. Jackson & 182 W. Middle Tpke. a No waxing anymor* "New Listing" • A real nice brick townhouae. Two bedrooma. dining area, Call BIN Manae far Manchester OAKLAND Heights and e w y parking. Qoae to achoola. ahopping. buaea. and Jackson Real Estate. apBalaiataaf al 4434150 Jthn Viffm ii - 6464750 Apartments. Now ac­ Ratiroment or starter home exceptionally clean 6 c h u rc h n . Reduced to *79,900. 647-8400.O 649-5400 cepting appllacatlons rooms with family room, 2 baths, garage and Absehrtaly Liks New Manchester A Vicinity FOREST Ridge Condoml- for 1 8, 2 bedroom beautiful lot, patio and barbecue for relaxation. 5M Room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living • Beautiful Capea. T w o car garagea, in pleaaani aurroundinga. nlum. Beautiful 4 level ENROUED AGENT U68Y RROS. CARPET apartments. Call 528- Low, low maintenance. FARRANO REM0DELIN6 6 5 2 1 . ______Don't miss this onell Asking *162,900 room, attached garage, large 'A acre park like lot, Townhouse with 3 bed­ 12 years IRS Sxptrttneo Room addHIons, dackt, roofing, SERVICE If your inlerealed in *200.000 plua properly in Manchealer or Tsa Ptspsraaen/CensuWna / Tax Directions: Route 30 to Mertine Rosd to newer roof and vinyl siding. New kitchen end bath. A rooms, 2<6 baths, din­ siding, windows and guMsrs. Installatlona, aalaa and EAST Hartford 1 bed- Glaalonbury give n a call and we'll be happy to ahow you aome ing room or 1st floor Baekho* and buNdozar aaivlca room, first floor. ■,'j, Vemwood. must see hotrw. *154,900 truly line hornga. expattlnNawtOMTax Uus repairs weekly carpet room. Carport, pool, avaHaMa. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. specials. $435.00 plus utilities on Call Jack J, Lappen Realty tennis. Owner financ­ RIMERLEE D. 6W EIU busline. Coll 568-1054. C EN TU R Y 21 ing too! Anne Miller Rut. 647-8509 PHONE ALEX MATTHEW REALTY 357 Eaal Qm ler St., Manchealer, C T 06040 646-6079 MANCHESTER Avalla- UiMleey Real Estate Mt-dOOQ Real Estate. 647-8000. □ R it. 645-6849 643-2070 ble Immediately, 3 649-4003 643-4263 E L L IN G TO N . Fleldstone room rent on 2nd floor, Village. Brand new appliances, no pets. Condominium. Spa­ |9tIHOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS $450.00 plus utilities. cious 1 bedroom unit MiLOTS/lAND Security, references. 1^ ' IFOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Call 643-1570.______with cathedral ceilings I I - ^ I forsale and beautiful domed COVENTRY. Sparkling MANCHESTER 1 bed- windows. Views of the VERNON. New listing! 6 MANCHESTER. 157 Ho­ C O LU M B IA. 4 plus acres room apartment, quiet ond new! 3 bedroom room plus. Only mestead Street. 2 bed­ countryside. $97,900. Ranch among pine on beautiful wooded lot location, $575.00 Anne Miller Real Est­ $149,900! Kelly Realty. room Townhouse, IV2 on private rood. monthly. 2 month se­ trees. Walk to the lake! 568-9151. bath, potlo, deck, A/C. $125,000. Coll 487-1239. ate. 647-8000.D $147,900. Klernan curity required. Febru­ $116,000. 647-9751. ary occupancy. 228- NORTH Coventry. Take Realty. 649-1147. SUDDENLY available. A MANCHESTER. Totally LOOKING FOR a low-cost 0320. the time to see these wav to communicate your MANCHESTER Seven perfect place to raise up-dated 2 bedroom. M A N C H E S TE R . 2 bed- beautifully con- Open kitchen, dining advertising message? structed homes of room Cope In desirable your family. See this room apartment. 2nd tine Manchester home room, living room. A Want ads are your neorly 2000 square feet. Buckley School neigh­ answer. floor. $525 plus secur­ borhood. Siding, deck, today! Affordable at must to seel 1-84. ity. No pets. Call 649- 7 rooms Including a $108,800. Call for ap­ huge fireplaced living professlonol landscap­ $147,900. Blanchard 8< 1928 until 5pm.______ing. Rec room, dark­ Rossetto, "W e're Sel- pointment. RE/M AX, room, full sized kitchen East of the River, Ro­ FULLY Furnished 1 bed- with raised panelled room, new paint and llng Houses" 646-2482.n room, with garage. paper Inside. Fire­ salie Z. BrunettI 647- cabinets, formal dining MANCHESTER. Clean 1419, after 6pm 643-7014. A/C. $700 plus unities MANCHESTER room, atrium door and place, hardwood and bright 3 bedroom and security. 871-9292. MANCHESTER floors, bay windows. SOUTH Windsor. Luxur­ DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI Reduced for quick sale I Nice full dormered separate rear kitchen Cape on child sate ELDERLY Housing. Now MANCHESTER Run your busintss from fhl$ Colonial In door to deck, 3 bed­ Much more. A must street. Lots of charac­ ious Condominium In Stop Foreclosure! Home- cope In Bowers School district. New roof, desirable Plum Ridge owners, consolidate your taking applications tor Start the new year off right in this beautiful, vinyl commorclol zono. Docrooso your ovor- rooms (masfer has Its see. $159,900. Dan 646- ter, reasonably priced. 9892.______- area. Fullyappllanced, bills, pay off your credit 1 and 2 bedroom opart- large back yard, knotty pine fireplaced haad by living whoro you work. Largo lof own both) party sized $134,000. Call Linda ments. Coll 528-6522. sided, 7 room Cape, professionally landscaped, Brown, RE/MAX, East central air, vacuum, cards, your car or busi­ living room, newly painted Inside, 2 full glvos you plonfy of room to odd on os your family room, 2'/i baths, VERNON. Custom built ness loon, your mortgage 1 bedoom, busline. Ap- 18x16 deck, all kitchen appliances to stay, 2 laundry room, thermo- new Contemporary. of the River. 647-1419. fireplace In living baths, huge moster bedroom, washer and busintss or family grows. 3 btdrooms, 116 room, kitchen, 3rd bed­ and save, save your pllances. S450 plus utili­ modern baths, newer heating system, remodeled , baths, now oil burntr, largo sofo In boso- pone windows, pull Quality throughout. 3 P R IN CETO N Street ex­ homell NO PAYMENTS ties. No pets. Security. dryer to stavl Don't miss this one — down attic stairway, bedroom, 2V^ bath, room, study on 3rd kitchen, bay window in fireplaced living room. Rec panded 7 room Cape. 3 level. $189,900. Coll UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod 649-7770. Only $145,000. mont to stay. A roro find In Monchosfor for burled oil tonk, 3 zoned many amenities. 4 »|SUY/TRADE 1986 Subaru. GL10 four Loaded with T-top. tor details 9am-6pm. C O M M E R C IA L size Cul- new 1987 leftover 31' The Associated Press slnart food processor. door, 4 wheel drive, $1600 or best offer. Call 644-5273. family sized pools with OLD and new furniture, turbo, automatic. 649-4278. Model D LC-X. $250.00 huge sun deck, fencing, household Items and SAN DIEGO — The number keeps never used. 647-7397. Loaded. Take over ICONOOMIIRUMS filter, ladders and war­ glassware. Will pay payments. John 649- coming up with a "3 ” in it. Like 30,31, 1983 Ford Thunderbird. FOR RENT ranty for only $978 cash. Coins and le- 1820 q.m.______34, 35, 37, 38. 37,000 miles. $8500. Call delivered financing welrv. 646-8496. CLYDE COLLECTOR S. Rare CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. The predictions for Sunday’s Super EAST Windsor 2bedroom 643-0718 after 5pm. available. Act now! ^ 1 Call Dave at 5^1161 or Smart shoppers shop find. 1967 Firebird For­ ROUTE 83, VERNON Bowl between the Denver Broncos luxury Condominium. GOOD working used co- mula. $400 H-O. All 1-800-852-7665.______Classified! saOMaOana*. *7795 and Washington Redskins are for a Fireplace, skylight, lor TV's from $40 tp options. 742-7267. basement, garage, $125. 742-9185.______EXXON Brand8correctl- M Camaro caw* ^ shootout, something -like the 31-30 laundry, 1V^ baths, ble ribbons and 14 ty­ CHEVETTE. 4 Door, M PonUac Tran* Am •10,795 Denver victory at the end of last $825. 563-8060 evenings. pewriter ribbons. Best Automotive Gray. Good local MEaeoftaar. *4995 iF U a 0N./C0AL/ season, the last time the two teams downs on the first four second-half 828-8465 days. offer. 646-1232. transportation. $325 As eSCha*. Aalravm '10,195 met. RREWOOD Is. Coll 649-4338. posMssions in the AFC title gam e two FR AN CH ISE sales dellv- WCftavy Oapdoaaar. '8495 The two coaches agreed Friday — weeks ago. IRONIES OLDS Omega 1981. Inte- SSToyMa paa*. van *9495 ery route. Steady In­ CARS rlor and exterior In with qualifications — that the predic­ FOR RENT FIREWOOD SALE come, Independent, eaSunbtrdZdr. *8595 tions are pretty accurate. cangoby that,” •49 par cord. • ft, langthi, FOR SALE good condition. No rot! <3ibbs said. " I think it depends on how growth potential In a M Oantury 4 dr. *9995 "The only basis I have is the last MANCHESTER. Porter graan, daUvarad, 4 cord well established West Does run but has o it goes up front. If one team’s mlnhnuin. MC/VISA SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door "m lgraln” . $485but ne­ W Camaro ZM *13,995 game we played,” said Washington’s Street. 6 room Colon­ Hartford area, featur­ Sedan. 5 spped. New defensive line or linebackers domi­ gotiable. Must sell. 742- MOMaDaftaca*. '12,995 as both coaches faced the ial, 3 bedrooms, 2 car ing Arnold Bread Pro­ tire and exhaust. En­ 87 Chav. Catabrfty aar. '10,995 nate, then there will be less scoring. If garage. No pets. Secur­ naiEffi"" ducts. Vechicle In­ 8758.0______media for the final time before the gine In good condition. 87 Cadi Eldorado '21,995 it s even, then you’ll probably get a lot ity and references. 03O-00SB cluded. Ready to start. Excellent gas mileage. HONDA Accord LX 1984. game. 4 door automatic, 87 NIaaan Santra QXE '8995 of points.” $1200 per month plus Priced tor Immediate Needs some work. $600 " I ’d say that if you go off that, utilities. Call RE/MAX. sale. Contact Gordon loaded. Grey. 72K. Ex­ 87Chavalt*t*. '5495 But Reeves cited the New York and negotiable. Call An­ you’ve got to say it could be the same. East at the River, Ro­ IRECREATIONAL evenings 228-9750. cellent condition. Must Cleveland games as precedents. drew Y . 643-2711 days. But it could depend on individual salie Z. Brunettl, 647- EQUIPMENT 649-9276 mornings 7-8 see. $6500 or best offer. 872-9111 MARKLIN H-0 train set. Coll 742-1695. We colildn’t stop the Giants and we 1419. Atter 6pm, 643- Lighted steam engine, evenings 5-8. plays. We missed a couple against had the same problems in the 7014.______SKI Baats, Nordica, 3 cars. $125.00 new. Sell Minnesota that we should have made Cleveland game,” he said. "That MANCHESTER. Porter men's size 8, good con- for $80.00. 647-7397. and it was the difference between concerns me a little.” Street. 6 room Colon­ dltlen $30. Telephone scoring 17 and scoring 31.” ial. 3 bedroom, 2 car 646-3149. The other concerns by both coaches ENDROLLS lake aLook " I ’d say If you had to choose were injury-related. garage. No pets. Secur­ betweem a defensive gam e and ity and references. ■MUSICAL 27'6 artdth - 2S4 Reeves, who described Thursday’s $1200 per manth plus ITEMS 1S% wMHi • a tor 2SS shootout. I ’d choose a shootout,” said practice as "terrible,” said team utilities. Call RE/M AX, MUST aa plakad up at tha Denver’s , whose team is doctors still haven’t determined the East at the River, Ro­ HaraM OftWa Manday Mini favored by 3W points — another “ 3.” PIANOS 8i Organs- Sav­ Thuiada/batata 11 B.m.only. extent of the injury to starting right salie Z. Brunettl, 647- ings to 50%. Baldwin 8, The reasons for the predictions are 1419, gftel’ 6pm 643-7014. MAZDA guard Stefan Humphries. Humphries other name brands. 3 more apparent than just the gam e last bniised a thigh at the end of days only! Friday, SALE SALE SALE season. The most apparent are the Thursday’s practice. ISTOREAND January 29, 1-9 pm; ■cars Denver offense and defense. lOFFNX SPACE Saturday, January 30, The deadline for roster changes is 4 9am ta 9pm; Sunday, IFDRSALE TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS The offense averaged 28 points a p.m. local time Saturday. NEW Building. Interior January 31, noon to game as the Broncos won eight of Reeves said that if Humphries can’t to suit occupant. 750 to 6pm at the Quality Inn, their last nine games, and put up 72 play, he will be replaced by Larry 1,000 sauare feet unit. Route 83 (exit 63 or 64 points in two playoff games. In five of Lee, who was obtain ^ in a preseason off 1-84) Vernon. Mas­ TAKE A LOOK Utilities and parking those nine they have scored more than trade with Miami. Lee started two Included. Peterman tercard 8i Visa. Fac­ 87 Chev Astro Van 30. tory warranties and games at center this year after Billy Building Company. 4 cpt-Cham, TV *15,400 The defense, quick but small, other 649-9404.______lacal service. Large Bryan was injured, then was replaced 84 Cougar aai*t *6495 hand, has shown a tendency to wilt, MANCHESTER. Plea­ selection of Spinets, by Mike Freeman, a strike replace­ AP photopiiw sant 1st floor office. 440 Consoles, Studios and 86 Buick Electra *10,200 particularly in the face of larger ment player. Grands. Hurry to save! BRONCOS QUARTERBACK — John Elway will lead the Denver square feet. $375. 649- 4 0r, bHbrM b. teams — and Washington’s offensive He also said he might activate Jim lomdBd. La M. 2510.______and defensive fronts outweight the Sundav**Jt"*i«S'M Washington Redskins 64 Lynx 2 Dr. *1995 Juriga, a young lineman who has CAMERAS/PHOTO Broncos by nearly 20 pounds per man. missed his first two seasons with Sunday at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego. Kickoff is 6 p.m. IRESORT EQUIPMENT 86 Toyota Craaalda While it shut out San Diego — in the injuries, to give Denver eight offen­ be able to start,” Gibbs said of aia. Wp. laadad *11,400 snow — it surrendered 30 points in the sive linemen in uniform. hotels Saturday in accordance wMi its PHOTOGRAPHIC en­ Rogers. He usually gives way in the 84 Chev Caprice second half against the New York Gibbs’ main concern is the tender regular season routlM, will spditd the la rg e r, NIkkor lens OVER SO IN STOCK AND 30 MORE INCOMING second quarter anyway to rookie BEACH House- Charles­ wpi.. Loaat* aaa* *04U 3 Giants in last year’s Super Bowl and ankle of George Rogers, his starting next two days with his assistant town Beach, Rhode Is­ $100.00, tripod $18.00 Tim m y Smith. ^excellent^4^7397^^ 82 BuIck Century allowed Cleveland to score touch- running back. ’’ But I expect that he’ll coaches, scripting ttte offensive plays land. New 3 bedroom a Or., a. AT. a*. AC WE MUST SELL Gibbs, whose team will change Ranch. Walk to private CHOOSE rnOM BASE. SES, U(. W A »B PLUS AVALABLE _ _ ...... ——for the uic iiiBifirst |wnpart of methe gamegame. beach. $500 per week. ■p e ts AND 83 RX7 aiMr. aiK *6495 Available July 1. Call SUPPLIES 83 Old* Cutlas* 643-8857.______atm. a Or. arougntm tom n n TW O Puppies. German AT. a*. AC »pdUU ALL OVER Redskins want to keep Elway off the field ■ROOMMATES Shepard and Husky 87 Merc Cougar FACTORY Bv David Glnsburg mixed. 3 months old, naA Laadad $ A V E TRUCKS lines,” said Broncos safety Tony Lilly. “ You know WANTBI very healthy. $100 INVOICE The Associated Press rear your ears back and charge. ’’ Redskins are expected to blitz often, putting added each. Coll 647-8346. 82 Olds CuHes* a -r ia c 4X2A4X4 ROOMMATE Wanted. ■MpKBiWi. 4 Dr., 4NX Washington hopes its line will be able toopen holes pressure on their defense to contain Denver $300 per month. Non- '400 SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Washington Redskins for power runners George Rogers and Timmy N ^ i e f ” '^*"*^* J®*>n8on. Mark Jackson and Ricky IMISCEIIANEDUS smoker preferred. Tel­ '5 2 9 5 figure John Elway and the Three Amigos can’t hurt Smith. Of the last 16Super Bowls, U w e re w o n b y ^ e ephone 871-0556. FOR SALE NO GIMMICKSy NO INARKUPSy NO REBATES them while they are watching the Super Bowl from team with the most rushing yardage. “ We might not be able to stop them all the time ” *13.399 the sideline. said Barry Wilburn. ” A big play or two H A L F Price sole! All Washington may not be able to win if quarterback IWANTBI winter vintage clo­ 87 Unc. Continentel ^ JUST A REAL DEAL! Elway 8 ability to get Denver into the end zone is a Doug Williams has another 9-for-26 game, as he did might get in there, but we have to pretty much thing. Red Goose Farm LavISM SAVE Selling Price Includea: given. Washington’s battle plan is to keep such in the NFC title game against the Minnesota rontrol them and not let them get too many of TO R O T them. Antiques. Goose Lone, 85 NIaaan BUnza i g g g g a All Deelor Prep • Hand Wash A Wex ocrarences to a minimum. Vikings. But this time the Redskins will have wide RESPONSIBLE adult Coventry. Saturday d Auto Armour Undaicoatlng * 3 Yr. 80,000 Ml. Bumper to Bumper Warranty "Our offense has to keep their offense off the field receiver , who missed six weeks with a M family desires fo rent a and Sunday 12-5. 742- 86 Toyota (^ rolla MUST TAKE DELIVERY BY 2-2-88 It s that simple.” said Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs. knee injury. Said Gibbs; “ There’s going to be some big plays in 4 bedroom home In 9137.______*AiTA»i'' *7495 The way we see it. if he doesn’t have the ball they there. We hope to get most of them.” /Manchester. March 1. BEAR Collectors. Must can t score.” Williams said the key to winning the gam e is Excellent references 86 Merc Lynx When the teams last met in December 1986, Monk sell some of m y collec­ Ball control. Convert third downs. Field position. scoring more points than Denver. He was a and security available. tion. Stelff, Canter­ IS'aCSS.'^ *4195 Mught rix pasws for 129 yards and touchdown Call 643-2405. 'a WTiy rm The best defense is often a good offense. joke, but the gam e could be a battle of offenses. bury, Avontl, Blalosky, «Tek^ Monk, Gary Clark and gives North American "If they’re able to control the ball, we’ll have a The Broncos scored 72 points in its two playoff yMORIARipr b r o t h e r s / Washington a trio of receivers that is as potentiallv (Includlng-Koreem Ab­ MORIARTY long day,” said Denver defensive end Karl victories, while Washington did not score less than dangerous as their reknowned counterparts. dul Jobeor) and more. HOURS: Mecklenburg. 20 points in any game, excluding those played by Many for price paid. BROTHERS OPEN EVENINGS - Since Washington’s offensive line is far bigger jnother dimension to our passing replacement players. Call 646-1432, keep t-y - BOOTS, leather, brown, 301 Cdotor SOdtl TIL 9 P.M. fifi” ?’ a? ? offenrfve tackle . "He has As in most games, the outcome should be decided Ing, leove message. 301-315 CENTER STREET defensive front, the Redskins will a new, 8C, $45. Also, coat, Maaebtflar, CT FRIDAY & SATURDAY likely depend on their “ Hogs” to try to bully their if at other wide receivers don’t have. If on the line of scrimmage. The Redskins are larger MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT suede, brown, leather SUPER Single waterbed 'TIL 6 P.M. 643-5135 way forward. all ttree ^ our guys are on, nobody can stop them. ’ ’ on both sides of the line, a fact that has not gone trim , size 9, $75. 649- mattress. New. Still In 643-5135 “ I figure that the best way to try to beat us is to unnoticed by Denver Coach Dan Reeves. 8635. box. $50. 455-9609. Washington will likely gamble in an effort to keep come right at us, given the size difference in the “ We have to try to use our size and quickness to him from scrambling out of the passing pocket. The offset their size and strength,” Reeves said. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports ia Brief Scoreboard

win, lose & DREW Joy Den Bloke 67-70-137 UConn at Georgetown today East girls’ hoop play tonight Big East ttmdlngt Jodie Mudd 6968-137 H ockey r i ] ^ ' Bla Root Canforonco O'Oll WOvne Levi 67-16-137 LANDOVER. Md. — The University of Connecti­ MTVpSe The East Catholic High girls’ basketball team Basketball w L W L Ken Brown 6671—137 WiN6^10.000 IN (8-6,2-2 in the ACC) will travel to Middletown to take Pittsburgh 4 1 12 2 Don Fooiev cut Huskies (9-6. 2-5 in the Big East) will travel to rm scm i Villanova 6 2 14 5 aorenceRete Bills iti on Mercy H l^ School (8-S) in dn AU Connecticut Tom Furtzer 6 6 7 6 -1 3 1 the Cap Centre to battle the 15th-ranked George­ NHL stin d in g s ARe6eiri»te St. John's 4 2 13 3 Davo Barr town Hoyas in a Big East clash today at 2 p m. Conference matchup tonight at 7. The Eagles NBA standlngg Syracuse 4 3 14 5 6671— 138 TbUSHeR. qualified for the state tournament with their 69-32 Goorgotown 3 3 13 4 Ken Green 7 6 6 8 - 138 (Channel 20. WPOP). The Huskies have lost their WALISCONraMNCB Boston Collogo 3 5 11 7 Dan Hallderian ' 6676— 138 last two games while Georgetown (lS-4, S-S in the ANPCpI ^ M ! ! win over Glastonbury Wednesday night. EASTERN CONFERENCE Frovtdonco 2 4 8 9 Bob Loir 1 6 7 8 -1 3 1 OP OA Altanlle MvWoa Soton Hall 2 5 13 8 BUI Sander 67-71— 138 Big East) beat Syracuse in the Carrier Dome last PDIhNMpMa 25 172 177 _ . W L FCI. OB Connecticut 2 5 9 .4 Howard Twttiv 6676— 138 s Sunday. UConn has lost its last 12 meetings with NY Itlomiers 24 193 174 Boston 30 12 .714 — rrva wwovwgirfn 6969^138 175 162 MH8, East hockay In action migdtiphto W 21 .4)5 W Leonard TlMmpeen 6671— 139 Georgetown. The Huskies’ last win over the Hoyas Washington 23 Wodilnglon 17 22 XI6 11W YaAov*s Owims curt Bvrum ■Now Jorsov D ITS 193 1 10 UConn at GoorgMown (Capital Cen­ 7 3 6 7 -1 3 9 was a 63-52 victory at the Cap Centre during the Plttsbuf^ 20 2 0 2 2 10 The Mandiester High hockey team ( - ) will host » ^ Y o rk 14 27 J41 15W tro), 2 p.m. RonntoBlaek 7 3 6 6 - 139 194 191 Rockville High tonight at 8 at the Bolton Ice Palace. NSW Jofssy 8 32 .2n 21 Curtte Slrangt 71-68-139 NY Rangers 19 St. John't at Soton Hall, 1 p.m. DOD BQIIwOOQ 1981-02 season. Adams I The Indians have lost their last 10 straight. Plltsburph ot Boston CoIIom, 7 p.m. 7 3 6 7 - 139 191 162 Atlanta 29 12 .707 — Jtai Carter 71-68-139 Montreal 27 Defratt Villanova at Providence, • p.m. Boston 29 194 162 Meanwhile, the East Catholic High hotkey team 24 13 .649 3 Stf iMiV's Dmim Blllv Roy Brown 71-66139 Whalers at Edmonton tonight Buffalo 23 172 196 (8-3), ranked 10th in the unofficial state poll, will CMcogo 25 16 A10 4 Mlchtpon at Syracuse, 2:30 p.m. Gory Koch 6 6 7 8 -1 3 9 Hartford 21 150 156 Mllwaufctt 20 19 .513 8 ^ Mopday’o Eomo 6671— 139 173 ISO travel to the Enfield Twins Rink to battle Fermi Indiana 20 21 .4H 9 7 1 4 8 -1 3 9 EDMONTON — The Hartford Whalers will visit Quebec 21 Ctovsland 20 2) M6 9 Goorgotown ot Vlllonava, 7:30 p.m. Roy Stewart Northlands Coliseum tonight at 8 (Channel 18, CAMPBILL I High School today at 1:30 p.m. Oaiims 7 3 6 8 - 140 In wrestling action, Manchester High (10-3) will I CONFERENCE . Soton Hall at UConn (Civic Center), 8 EdOeuohwty 6671— 140 WTIC) to take on the Edmonton Oilers. This is the W L Pll OP «A p.m. aiakWMwkReyPta^ 6671— 160 24 19 55 196 166 host Fermi High at noon. East Catholic (1-10) will Pre^donco of Syracuse, 8 p.m. wocoo fvigaMPt 7 3 6 7 -1 6 0 third game of a four-game road trip for Hartford. Its Detroit Dallas ScoltHech • 7 3 6 3 -1 6 0 St. Louis 22 23 49 171 173 host Fairfield Prep at 12:30 p.m. while (^ n e y Tech Osnvtr Fairfield at Booten Collogo, 8 p.m. Stove Jenee final stop will be in Montreal Monday night. The Oiloogo 22 76 47 182 207 Wodpoodpvta Bemo 6 6 7 4 -1 4 0 40 166 219 (3-19) will host a tri-meet including Sacred Heart Houston Bred Ribet 7 6 7 0 - 140 Whalers return home Wednesday night to host MInnesoto Utah Pittsburgh at St. John's, 9 p.m. Peter Jocobeen 38 186 214 national® ^ e ^ e w s e and and Portland High at 11 a.m. TKarsdeiTs Eem# 7 6 7 6 -1 4 0 Toronto RidWlng83.MapliLiafi3 Son Antonio M art McCumber 6 6 7 1 -1 4 0 Montreal. I HUNT ASSOCIATION-rNomed ■ Socramsnto UConn at Holy Cron, 7:30 p.m. Kereiv Knox Colgarv 30 14 * 66 253 182 George Strawbridee Jr. president. 7 3 6 6 -1 4 0 Edmonton 63 225 171 JeevSndetar 4 6 7 3 -1 4 0 50 179 185 Toronto ! ? ? t J Adult open basketball canceled 32 8 .800 — David Edwards 7 34 9-1 41 UofHartford at Siena tonight Winnipeg nalpill 111 0—3 OLYMPICS 34 15 A1S 7Vi NBA Taday NlcfcFrtce 71.70-141 Los Angeles 17 31 39 193 243 TEAM CANADA Releosed CYolg Red­ 16 21 39 175 195 HrstPorlod—1, Dotrolt, BurrlOlHlotfns, The Manchester Rec Department's adult open Sooltta 25 17 .595 8 «ifin PwiTora 1671— 141 The University of Hartford (6-1, 4-3 in the ECAC Vancouver Kocur). 7:35. PenoHIo*—Somonko, Tor, mond, defenseman. PtMonlx 13 25 .342 18 BMne McOalllstor 6673— 141 molor (tlgtit1ng),1:17; Probert,Oet,mo lor TENNIS _ l-A. aiopora 'ScsfeAmfE Brad Foxen NAC) will be on the road to face Siena tonight at 7:30 ■iMflMlMdad TEAM TENNIS—Announced Ihot Por­ at Verplanck School on Wednesday W 29 JS6 21Vk . Altanto at Utah (9:30 pjn. E8T). The 7671— 141 Ntw Yoi* TiieiiidtrsS, Buffalo 2 (flghtlno), 1:17; McRot, Tor, malor nights has been canceled for the rest of the year due GoldMi Stota 8 30 .311 21 MlkeReld 71-70-141 (WKHT). Siena (1^3, 7-1 in the ECAC NAC) is in (flgtitlng), 1:23: Koew, Dtt, moor tland, Ore., will have an expansion team for socend gome of q four-gqmo Western Gene Sauers 7 44 7-1 41 (floMlno),1:23,•Stottlers,Tor,mlnor^naor me 1988 to renovations at the school. Oentaronco owing tar tttaHnwk6o4wqra first place in the ECAC North Atlantic Conference TeronfoXOtlroHS L0ta<___ Larry Miza 6 67 3-1 41 (lMtloator,tlohtlno),3:11; Borr,Oot,malor The Rec Department is offering adult open PhlkuMehla 94, ?"l?®!!!2f2S'’*f®"*8'"*tataoouoovorjao Joy Itooe 7349^141 while the Hawks are in fifth place. WaNilngton4, Mcntrtol 3 (lighting); Secord, Tor, molor (tlght- NAIA—Suspended and declarwl In­ DNrott12S, Boctan KB ^|hor^ . ThgJanlo145gthcmo. Don Fehl 6 6 7 3 -1 4 1 NtwJ«rs9v3lChlcaeo3 Ing), 11:36: Xocur, Dot, mlnor4nalor eligible fOrpoetseason competition Flpriiw basketball at Buckley School on Monday and Chicago 120, Now Jo n .. .. Corey Fovin 6 6 7 3 - 141 Calgary of Edmonton, (n) (Instlgotor, flgtitlng), J1:36.. „ Memorial College, Sangamon State ’Thursday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Oallat 117, Soattta 109 . Bornord .King, BuHols, vicHmtaod hie B e b ^ Ckimpelt 6 7 -7 4 -I4 1 Horlford at Vancouvor, (n) Universitv, University of Texps-IWkm tarntar.Knkfct' togmmotoo wtth 31 potato, SoforSav’s EamM Socond Poiiod—i Dotrolt, A *h^ 17 Mllwaukot at Loo Angotao alpgori, Ed Fieri 1671— 141 (Kllmo, Ootos), 17:09 (»).Poiwlt)o»— Basin and West Coast Oirlsttan College, f or (n) Allien Altam 7 34 9-1 41 WInnIgag of Pblkidtliibla 1:05 p.m. tailing to compiv with the NAIAs BUIOtaHon Ntw York Ronotrt of Botfoo, P."»- Lam, Tor (holdino), 13:12; ^o*>«9, tM Gibson studying latest offers Atlanta at Lot Angotao Lokors, (n) 7 3 4 9 -1 4 1 MenlrtalatNtwYorklilandtrB,7:05p.m. (roughing), 13:45; Gill, Tor (hold- substance abuse p o l i c y . __ _ Jlm Hollet 4 6 7 3 -1 4 1 lng),15:53; Clark, Tor (roughing), 17:59; URSINUS—Announced (hot Sterling SEATTLE—The agent for outfielder Kirk Gibson Phoonix at Portland, (n) Dillard Fnittt 6671— 141 Tdevision and Radio Gallont,Dot(roughlng),17:5k Brown, head foolball coach, has resigned Nwettng, ond hod o toomHiloh Chicapo of Pimburgfi; 7:35 p.m. but will remain with the school as assistant said Friday he was studying new contract language Utah at OoMoij Stata, (n) FiB edTe Voncouvtr at Colgarv, 8:05 pjn. Third Porlod-3, Toronto, Clark 8 Mike McCuliauah 7 3 7 0 -1 4 2 (Courtnoll, BloMtll), 1:17. 4, T p n ^ , athlellcdirectorincharpeofrecrultino.fund Dotrolt at Now Joroov, 7:» p ^ . Kennv Ferry 7 3 7 0 -1 4 2 Otirott at Terenlo, 8:05 pjn. ralslngandboosterdub activities. in an offer from the Los Angeles Dodgers that would Hartford at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Oobomo 16 (Socofd, Sqlmlnp),. 3:_1^ 5, excuse the club from paying Gibson in the event of a . WoNiIngton at Clowilimd, 7:i9 pzn. Andy North 7 6 7 3 -1 4 2 TODAY Dotrolt, Aihton 18 (Chobot,Vottch),11:a6, Now York at ChleoM, 8:30 pjn. Ww YCKkraokto guard Mork Jackson Da^Foeplee 7370— 142 Qutbtc at St. Loult, 8:M P.m. Toronto,Ole2vk34(Socord,Loomon),19:57. WEST TEXAS ST.—Rred Bill Kelly, 18 points ond hod o Noon — College basketball: Wake Forest at Mlnnwoto gt Lot Angtlti, 10:35 p.m. lockout by club owners. Houiton at Dolloi, 8:30 pjn. Bob Probon 7 3 6 9 - 142 PonottNo—None. head foolball coach. Named Steve GnU Soattta at Son Antonio, 8:30 pzn. 7 6 7 1 -1 4 2 Virginia, ESPN Interim head football coach. Doug ^Idwin said the language was a major Don Foreman WInnIptg rtBuSSo, 1:15 p.m. Ovortimo None. Lot Angotao aippora at Donvor, 9:30 6 9 7 3 -1 4 2 1 p.m. — Rangers at Bruins, Channel 9, NESN Phlkidtlpbla at Wothlngton, 1:35 p.m. Shots on goal—Toronto W.7-12-2—31. stumbling biock for Gibson, a free agent who aiso pjn. Tom Kite 7 6 7 3 -1 4 2 Detroit6-1SS-1—33. , ___. has an offer to return to the Detroit Tigers and Atlanta at Utah, 9:30 pjn. BobCMMer 7 6 6 6 -1 4 5 2 p.m. — Golf: Senior Skins Game, Channel 30 Powor-plav Opportunities—Toronto 0 of Socratnonta ot Phgotnx, 9:30 pjn. forward Cotvln Nott was one of M ort Lye 7673— 145 2 p.m. — College basketball: UConn at George­ 2; Detroit 1 of 3. ^ _ reportediy has been offered a contract by the San SopdihT’o Eonw John Inman 6674— 145 Goallee—Toronto, Bester (M shotj30 Diego Padres. Phltadolphla at Boiton, 94oon pojto “sting' that wedenescortssrvicete Robert Thennpeon 7 3 7 0 - 145 town, Channel 20, WPOP saves). Detroit, Hanlon (31-28). A,— Football «haw s o i^ sollcttaHorw. Halt, who h Bruce Llelzke 7 3 7 1 - 145 N H lra tu H i ‘ ‘We had some brief discussions today in response m w rl^tacn ommdnHon ponottv of 180 2 p.m. — College basketball: Georgia Tech at eowmoiiondeiFltfliie, D ovIdCM n 7 3 7 0 - 145 North Carolina, Channel 3 '*R?feree—Andy vanHellempnd. to language I suggested to break the deadlock,” PolMclSewon 7 4 4 9 ^ 4 5 Linesmen Don Schochte, Mike Cvik. Baldwin said of his talks with the Dodgers. “They . the tos AngstosLokors' 11584v»taovor John Jackson 71-73-145 3 p.m. — Bowling: Greater New Orleans Gassic, lilm dtn 5, Sibrti 2 NBA mults David Oonlpe 7 4 4 9 ^ 4 5 NFL pliyoH pleturo suggested some new language and I’m thinking Socramo^ Tom Bvrum (hs. 8,40 Wmg thoj.PkoiT dptaotod the Kings, doNng 7 6 7 6 - 144 4 p.m. — Cktlf: Phoenix Open, Channel 3 about it to see if it really makes any difference.” Rkhard Zokel 71-73-144 N JU Neaders # i t l Sendey, Jen. 3 ^F*<^ 9|jib.t6198X when the Kings wore In Bill Roatrs 7371— 144 4 p.m. — College basketball: Blinois at Arizona. The Dodgers are believed to be offering Gibson a 76$n 94. Pinrt BB Andy Bean 7371— 144 First Period—None. Penalties— TraaoactioBa NFC w m oerd Mike Hulberl Channel 30 Minnesota M. New Orleans 10 three-year contract for approximately $4.5 million. WwWnotan center 1674— 144 Andreychuk, Buf (stashing), 4:19; Kerr, AFC WBd cord The Detroit News report^ Friday that the San INDIANA (IB Crate King 7666— 144 4 p.m. — College baskeOiall: Florida at NY (slashing), 4:19; DIneen, NY (honk­ Houston 23, Seattle 20; OT Wllloim S-IJ 94 l^ Ptrson 10-M W Jl, s »:«ia;s;a,ttii!ga;.i;!a DotoDeuglgH n .T h -1 4 4 Vandoiliilt, NESN ing), 13:03; Kerr, NY (roughlno), 17:53. Sahedev, Jan. 9 Diego Padres have offered Gibson a $4.2-million, Stove eklngton 737 3r14 4 BASEBALL BuHota'IMta win over Now York, Malone’s BebTvray 7674I.144 4'^.m. — College basketball: Northwestern at Second Period—1, Buffalo, Andreychuk AFC OtvWenal Ptoyetts three-year contract. !?yM?7:?*MothooomomovodhlmpootBob AmertCNi teepee ^ _ Cleveland 3E Indtanopolls 21 PolHt intaWlh ptaco. Maleno,wlK>altehad Robert Wrenn h 7 6 ^ 1 4 4 Wisconsin, SportsChannel 19 (TUcker, Follano), 3:37 ( p p )._2, CALIFORNIA ANOEt3-Aemed to fnivviib Gibson told the News his first choice is to stay in M art Calcavocehlot 6 6 ^ 1 4 4 terms with Dick Schotteld, shortstop, on o RFC lavaNaBi !J2£?^**®T?*W»'"*»«^Bosl0,904ta BIIIButIner 5 p.m. — Horse Racing: Down Handicap Minnesota 36, San Francisco 34 Detroit, but he wants a no-trade clause. ’The Tigers PHILADELFHU (90 WNBAooooono. Next upT Watt BoHomv,37 7371— 144 Sondey. Jen. N King 4-14 34 11, Thornton 46 00 8, Ted Schulz 7 3 7 3 -1 4 4 York, King 3 (Sutler, Ftallev), 10:59. ” o 4 |5 w *'wh\'te, SOX-6lgnyl Jota have offered the slugging outfielder a one-year Dove Rummede (Hallandale, Fla.), ESPN Penalties—LaFontolne, NY (cross- DIWNIISI FfQrVm 566016, Tonov OHtollwrpcw 7 3 7 3 -1 4 5 7 p.m. —College baskeOiall: Pittsburgh at Boston DeLeon and Jose Segura, pitchers, to Washington 21, Chicago 17 contract extension with a no-trade clause, the team M 4,McNamora Rick Fehr 7649^145 checklna),3:04; Ftoltey,NY(lr1pplna),6:47. one-yeorconlracts. AFC PtvtNendt FtayeWS inooomoogalnstSocramontotastsouson, J .C Snood 7 3 7 3 -1 4 5 College, ESPN MINNESOTA TWINS-Aereed to terms said Thursday. I " ! •’ ***.^Angojoo Lokors raced too 290 taod Tommy Armour III 7 3 7 3 -1 4 5 Third Perlod-8, New York, Ftallev 9 with Stave Carlton, pitcher, on a one-year Denver 34, Houston 10 O.Totals 37-7918-2294. and Igd404aftor one quarter. Thurodav,the 7 p.m. — College basketball: Yale at Princeton, SendBy, JNL w IMM w 3118 21 36—89 Lokors scored on 12 ot their first 13 & n o Lodehotr 71-74— 145 (Letter), 1:16. 6, New Ygrk,.Louer 9 c o n t r o l . „ n NFC ChomptanaMp PhBfldllPhIO 382I 29 16= M AkI Chmochl 7370— 145 WEU (AM-960) (Meketa, Tretller), 5:33. 7, BufMo, Don­ poss^ons, btrildina a 3614 load wtth 1:34 J 0 9 y RQMVTT WoshlnglM 17, Minnesota 10 3folntyoli Honcler»onZLong,Mlltar. romolnlno in the first period. The Lokors 71-74— 145 7-30 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at nelly 4 (Tucker, Ludvig), 7:09. Penolty— ATLANTA BRA)«S-8lonedWbert Zurbriggen wins second downhill Mark Haves 7 3 7 3 -1 4 5 Troltler, NY (holding), i: 7 l ...... AFC ChamptaMMp “IJlrjl!?,?*:. Mtooundo-Indlono 55 wentontowin 11694. Siena. WKHT Hall, oultlelder, to - Mikko Makela and Boston in the Pontiac Silver- Mavericks 117, So n ics 109 titles and the 1986 world crown, compulsory figures, the first part of Derek King scored nine seconds apart midway dome. lost 143-105 in Boston DALLAS (AP) — Mark Aguirre Boitano is rated second to current the competition, but he lacks the through the second period as the New York Garden on Jan. 13. the Pistons’ scored 29 points Friday night, world champion Brian Orser of freestyle skills of Orser and Boitano. Islanders snapped an 11-game road winless worst defeat this season. eight of them during a decisive Canada. Thomas, who also won the While Boitano has dropped the streak with a 5-2 NHL victory Friday night over The crowd topped the previous 12-2 fourth-quarter run, lifting the U.S. and world championships in 1986, quadruple toe loop Jump from his the Buffalo Sabres. record of 52,745 who saw the Dallas Mavericks to their seventh is ranked behind 1984 Olympic champ freestyle, Fadeev is thinking about The Islajiders, 0-10-1 in their previous 11 road Pistons play host to the Philadel­ straight NBA victory, 117-109 Katarina Witt of East Germany. trying it. No quad has ever been games, scored five straight goals in the second phia 76ers in Julius Erving’s last over the Seattle Super^nics. landed in competition. and third periods and goalie Bill Smith made game against Detroit on Feb. 14. Aguirre lost a scoring duel with ALTHOUGH THE UNITED Other top U.S. men skaters include several stellar saves to hand the Sabres only 1987. former teammate Dale Ellis, who STATES 1 s sending one of its strongest Christopher Bowman of Los Angeles their second loss in their last eight games at The Pistons, who sell large led the Sonics with 35 points, the figure skating teams ever to the and Paul Wylie of Denver. Memorial Auditorium. blocks of tickets at discount to most this season by a Mavericks Winter Games, only Boitano and Makela, who alsohadanassist,snappeda 1-1 businesses, already had one opponent. Thomas appear likely to challenge for WITT. A ’THREE-’nM E WORLD tie with his goal at 10:50 and King scored what crowd in excess of 40,000; three a gold m ^al. Soviet couples are champion, skated magnificently in proved to be the winning goal nine seconds over 30,000 and 11 over 20.000 this Bulls 120, Nets 93 heavy favorites in pairs and dance, the recent European championships. later. season. CHICAGO (AP) - Michael although Jill Watson and Peter She tends to finish behind the Soviets Dave Andreychuk and Mike Donnelly scored The Celtics fought back from a Jordan padded his league leads Oppegard are a medal threat in pairs. in the compulsories, then dominates for the Sabres, who replaced goalie Tom 62-56 halftime deficit to take a CROWDED DEFENSE— with 32 points and 10 steals Friday Boitano skated unimpressively in ' the short and long programs. Barrasso with Jacques Qoutier after the 71-70 lead on a pair of Robert night as the Chicago Bulls kept the freestyle at the U.S. champion­ ’Thomas isn’t worrying, even though Islanders assumed a 4-1 lead early in the final Parish free throws with 5:43 Detroit’s Joe Dumars falls the New Jersey Nets winless on ships, yet still won easily and wasn’t her freestyle, like Witt’s, will be to period. remaining in the third quarter. with the ball as Boston’s the road with a 120-93 NBA particularly disturbed. music from “Carmen.” Thomas’ Ken Leiter, Pat Flatley and Brad Lauer were But the Pistons, on three Dennis Johnson (3) watches victory. “After all the years I’ve been coach, Alex McGowan, reminds eve­ the other Islander goal scorers and Smith straight, baskets by Dumars, New Jersey, 0-18 this season skating, whether in practice or ryone that “Debi outskated Katarina him in their N BA game recorded 42 saves. regained the lead with a 10-0 i^urt Friday night. away from home and losers of 26 competition, there have been ups and all the way in 1986.” The Islanders’ last victory on the road was a and led the rest of the way. straight on the road since last downs,’’ the 24-jrear-old from ^nny- “And Debi nearly beat her at the Adrian Dantley scored 22 points vale. Calif., said. “When I’m skating 6-4 victory over the Washington Capitals on rebounds as the crippled 76ers season, dropped its fifth consecu­ worlds last year, when she was Dec. 4. for Detroit. 16 in the first half. beat the Indiana Pacers 94-89 tive game overall. great, I know there will be a fall. When injured,” McGowan added. Vinnie Johnson scored 19 and I’m in a valley, I know I’ll peak again. Maple Leafs 3, Red Wings 3 Friday night, snapping a five- Buck Williams led the Nets with ’Thomas has overcome foot prob­ Rick Mahom 16 for the Pistons. game losing streak. 21 points “It’s part of the training procedure. lems and cleariy was the best in an DETROIT (AP) — Toronto’s Ed OIczyk Larry Bird scored 18 of his 25 I’m on schedule for Calgary.’’ outstanding field at the nationals. scored with three seconds remaining in points in the first half for Boston. So is ’Thomas, or at least she says Like Witt, Orser and Boitano, this is regulation Friday night and the Maple Leafs Kevin McHale added 20 points THERE'S NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO BUY A BOAT! she is. her final year as an amateur. and Detroit Red Wings skated to a 3-3 NHL tie. and Dennis Johnson 17. “This year. I’m more ready than “I want to go out in style,” she said. The Maple Leafs had a faceoff in the Detroit Vinnie Johnson scored eight I’ve ever been. That was the plan,’’ “I’ve been dreaming about the zone with seven seconds remaining. ’The puck points during a 22-10 Detroit run ’Thomas, 20, of San Jose, Calif., said. Olympics for so long. ... forever. It went into the comer, but came'loose to A1 in the second quarter, giving JAN. 28^1 “I think I can be a lot better at the seems now’s my chance.” Secord. Secord slid a pass to OIczyk, who them a 52-38 lead with 4:47 Olympics than I was at nationals. You ’The other Americans are Jill AP photo flipped a backhander past Detroit goaltender remaining. wouldn’t want your best to be there ’Trenary and Caryn Kadavy, both of Glen Hanlon for his 24th goal of the season. Detroit’s biggest lead was 60-45 19th Annual 1988 You want to build up to it for the READY FOR OLYMPICS — Debi Thomas skates to victory and a _ Colorado Springs, Colo., where they The Red Wings, 24-19-7, increased their with 2:27 remaining in the half, OVER Olympics.’’ train with Carlo Fassi. It was Fassi gold medal at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Denver Norris Division lead to six points over idle St. but the C!eltics, with Dennis who coached Peggy Fleming, Do­ earlier this month. Thomas is in top form for next month’s Winter Louis. Toronto, 15-28-8 and last in the division, Johnson hitting nine points, nar­ 300 BOITANO AND ’THOMAS ARE rothy Hamill, John Curry and Robin Olympics In Calgary. "This year, I’m more ready than I’ve ever was coming off a victon' over Los Angeles rowed the deficit to 62-56 at familiar with the Saddledome, where Cousins to Olympic gold. been. That was the plan,” Thomas said. Opening ceremonies are Wednesday night which snapped a club-record intermission. they perfomned in Skate Canada last Fassi believes in his skaters. He 15-game winless streak. BOAT fall. ’Thomas vAM. while Boitano was also believes in Witt. Feb. 13. 76ers 94, Pacers 89 BOATS Capitals 4, Canadians 3 ON second to Orser is “I think for Katarina to lose, she PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Mike “Skate Canada was a big step for must fall down a few times,” Fassi LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Dave Christian Gminski. in his best game since DISPLAY me,’’Boitano said. “Theacceptanciel said. “But if she does, any of the U.S. dance the way Torvill and Dean did.” “I think we shook that Russian scored his second goal of the game with 1:30 to Joining Philadelphia earlier this SHOW Accfssomn got from the people, the way I skated, girls can win.” Semanick and Gregory are long- domination at the worlds last year.” play to snap a tie and give the Washignton month, had 30 points and 17 Hartford Civic Center A btacatlonal Bosths the chance to get familiar with the Capitals to a 4-3 victory over the Montreal Kadavy was sensational in the shots for a medal, pariicularly since Their freestyle, to “Finlandia” and PtMMrtMl fey CiM s ctIcrt Ms iIm Tm Am As i m MIm rink ,,. that competition was very he ruptured a disc in December and Canadians Friday night. freestyle at last year’s world competi­ “Madame Butterfly,” is dramatic Hows: ‘niw s. A Fit. Noon to 10 p.m. • Sal. 10-10 • Sun. 10 ajn.-5:00 p.m. important for nne.’’ tion, finishing third. Trenary won the the couple had to skate conservatively and superbly choreographed. If they Christian’s game-winner came Just 26 Beck leads Orser, who won the 1987 World at nationals. seconds after Montreal had tied the score at 3-3 ’87 U.S. title but was second to hit all of their lifts. Jumps and throws, HNMIWhTm m • Pna Championship after four straight Thomas this year. a medal is likely. on a breakaway goal by Mats Naslund. runner-up finishes in tte major Canada has a contender in women’s ’The Soviets could sweep the dance Standing to the left of Montreal goalie Brian Phoenix golf Action-Packed SEMINARS D oo r Prizes. No Purchou Noconmry. medals. Behind B&B are Marina international events (1984 Olympics singles, too. Elizabeth Manley pushed BUT WA’TSON AND OPPEGARD Hayward, Christian deflected a pass from BOATIIWS NEVER BEEN EASIER OR MORE AFHMOABLE and worlds, 198S and ’86 worlds) has Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko, Scott Stevens into the net for his 24th goal of the SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — ’Thomas at Skate Canada and, if she are not expected to beat two-time Prove it for yourself at the boat shovr. It's one-stop-shopping for every­ more flash to his skating. Boitano is avoids the spills she often takes at whose classic style totally contrasts season. Chip Beck, a seven-time runner- better technically. with the offbeat brilliance of world champions Ekaterina Gor­ up but a non-winner in his first thing you need to get started. Find attractive financing, tips on mainte­ critical times, could grab a medal. deeva and Sergei Grinkov. The Devils 3, Blackhawks 2 nance and the best boat deals around. It's all here in one convenient lo­ The difference could come down to Kira Ivanova of the Soviet Union is Bestemianova-Bukin. Klimova- nine yqars on the PGA Tour, cation. Ponomarenko skipped the Euro­ 16-year-old Gordeeva said she did not compiled an 8-under-par 63 and whether the judges view Orser the the best compulsory skater in the skate well at the European Champion­ EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Craig way they did Scott Hamilton in 1984. world. But she is flat in the short and peans, enabling Natalia Annenkoand Wolanin scored on a 65-foot shot with 17 seconds took the second round lead Friday $970-$2'020 Genrikh Sretensky to finish second. ships and vowed to do better at in the 8650,000 Phoenix Open Golf IM S410 par swab* Hamilton, who won four straight long prograins. Calgary. left in overtime as the New Jersey Devils 2rOOUae(Mrir Average retail price range** world championships, was a lock for Midori Itoi of Japan, a superb ’Tracy Wilson and Rob McCall, defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 in the Tournament. 13' Inflatable two-time world bronze medalists, Still, they won easily, as did every the gold nnedal at Sarajevo as long as Jumper, is a medal longshot because defending champion in the major NHL Friday night and won their second Beck completed two trips over he didn’t fall. He didn’t and won, even have the best chance of breaking the straight game under new coach Jim the TPC Course in 129, 13 shots of her poor compulsory figures but a Soviet bloc. skating countries, whetherwarranted though Orser skated better in the Joy to watch. or not. Schoenfeld. under and two in front of short and long programs. Wolanin intercepted a Chicago pass in center runner-up Davis Love III at the Watson-Oppegard not only feel they Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev ice, waited until his teammates cleared the halfway point of the chase for a Boitano was fifth at the Sarajevo SO ARE SOVIET DANCERS Nata­ have a shot at upsetUng a Soviet pair 1984 Olympic winners, missed the Games. lia Bestemianova and Andrei Bukin they believe they can win the gold. Blackhawks’ zone, took a few strides and then $117,000 first prize. European Championships because of fired a slapshot from Just outside the blue line It’s a position with which he’s If the Judges feel Orserdeserves the In Calgary, they will be as unbeatable Valova’s foot injury. The Soviet pair S68-$86 per month* same stature as Hamilton — and with “Every competitorgoes onto the ice that trickled off the glove of goalie Bob Mason familiar. as Jayne Torvill and Christopher feeling they can skate their best ” could be vulnerable to a challenge 16' Catamaran Sailboat the Olympics on his home Ice — Dean were at Sarajevo. and into the net. It was the fourth goal of the “Who knows how manj- times Average retail price range: Oppegard said. “We believe our best from Watson-Oppegard. year for Wolanin. I’ve been there?” asked Beck, Boitano has little chance. “They are dominant in a different is good enough to win. The other U.S. duos are Gillian But Boitano’s freestyle program, way,” said Suzanne Semanick, who Schoenfeld was coaching his second straight whose list of near-misses includes $3,830-54,850** * MomNy cad of owhenMp ligum baud on 20 “We do more difficult lifts and Wachsman-Todd Waggoner and Na­ game after taking over for the fired Doug a second-place finish in the 1986 percent down paynwntt and avenge llnanca rilaa 8 skated to music from ’TV’s “Napolean partners with Scott Gregory as moves than the other couples We talie and Wayne Seybold in pairs, plus and le nn i from nadonwMe lample of landing and Josephine,’’ is as difficult as any two-time U.S. champions. “They take Carpenter earlier in the week. U.S. Open. dadtudoni polad Fal 19(8. have more innovations. The Judges Susan Wynne and Joseph Druar in 1 Average retail pnce rang * Retad price langaa baiad on nadonwidt skated at an Olympics. If Boitano chances, but they haven’t changed the know us and what we can do dance. The loss snapped a three-game winning Love, the first-round leader, streak for CHiicago. had a 68 and drifted back to 1 )4'Daysailer manulacturar aamplt and Include price ol oiNboard second at 131. or uinidriva anghiaa wliara apetaNt. Coventry press ■ ■ A - Cheney can’t sustain defense against Bacon Bolton Contlnned from page 48 Boys' Swimming ■ -afe downed visiting Cheney Tech, 57-28, Friday night in - MHS whips FermL Charter Oak Conference boys’ basketball action. H.S. Ronndap The Manchester High boys’ swinnming team won The win moves the Bobcats to 4-6 in the COC East its second meet In six outings Friday afternoon with and 5-8 overall while ttie Reavers suffered theii'41th an 87-66 decision over viMtlng Fermi High School. COVENTRY — Moving to a commaninding consecutive loss to fail to 1-11 overall and 1-9 in the Manchester won nine the 10 events contested. 23-point halftime lead, Coventry High coasted to a COC East. Cheney’s next game is Tuesday at home 61 Mark Foley secured the 200- and 500-yard 63-42 win over neighboring Bolton High in Charter « against RHAM High at 7:30 p.m. freestyles, Jason Wilmot placed fourth in his debut Oak Conference boys’ basketball action Friday Bacon had a slender 11-9 lead after one quarter in the 200 IM, Mike Tarr was a triple scorer and 21-18 bulge at the half, “ We played a good first night. including in his first ever 100 butterfly and Andy The win moves the Patriots to 9-1 in the COC East half,” Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia said. Wildhagen placed second and third in the Divison and 9-3 overall while the Bulldogs fall to 1-8, The Bobcats outscored Cheney, 14-4, in the third backstroke and individual medley, respectively, for quarter to move to a 35-22 spread. “ They outscored 1- 11 with the loss. the Indians. Both teams are in action Tuesday with the us by 10 in the third quarter and it wasn’t close after “ Our times have been getting consistently faster Patriots hosting COC West Division leader Portland that,” Silvia said. “ We couldn't sustain it. Our and that won the meet. If the swimmers continue High and Bolton visiting Valley Regional in a defense kind of broke down in the second half.” this performance, our remaining meets will be very non-conference game in Deep River. Sage Reinholtz and Derrk Jerman led Bacon with competitive," Manchester Coach Jeff Thornton Coventry had a 12-2 lead after one quarter and 13 and 12 points, respectively. Freshman Anthony said. 39-16 bulge at the half. “ We had an easy night of it.” Evans popped home 13 to lead the Beavers. said Coventry Coach Ron Badsteubner. "Bolton did BACON ACADEM Y (57) — Larry Curran 3 ^2 8, Gary RtwiiN: , LaLlborte 2 2-26, Sage Reinholtz 61-213, Jeff Savitsky 20414, 200 intdiev relay: 1. Manchester (Brian Cromble, Eric not play well. They played better against us earlier Derrik Jerman 52-412, Jason Pollack 34-610, Jason Greene2 Fleming, Eglis Ramans, J.J. Gorman) 1:55.M, 2.£»i;nil;_, in the year. They did not shoot very well and they 04) 4. Totals 2311-16 57. 200 free: 1. Foley (M ) 2:04.04,2. Cromble (M ), 3. White (F ). CH EN EY TECH (28) — Sean Walstedt 2^26, MlkeSllls004) 200 IM: 1. Ramans (M) 2:18.25,2. Vlllonl (F ),3. Wildhagen threw the ball away.” 0, Anthony Evans 5 2-2 13, Trevon Brooks 1 2-2 5, Troy (M) “ We couldn’t break their (Coventry) press,” Maxfield 004)0, Steve Friedrich 004)0, John Parsons 104)2, 50'free: 1. Gorman (M ) :23.54,2. Parkanv (M ), 3. Murphy Bolton Coach Craig Phillips said. “ The press took us Kevin Toolan 0 0-2 0. Totals 10 6-8 28. 3-polnt goals: Cheney— Brooks, Evans. *'iaO(lv: 1. Ramans (M ) 1 ;00.77,2. VlllanI (F ),3 .A m s ^ (P ). right out of it. It could have been worse but he Halftime; 21-18 Bacon. 100 free; 1. Gorman (M ) ;53.19,2. Parkanv (M ), 3. Murphy (Badsteubner) subbed. He was very kind to us. He ’ Iwofree; 1. Foley (M ) 6:01.75,1 White (m ,3. Erickson (M ). has a lot of class.” lOObock:— - -1. Cromble- ...... (M ) 1:08.91,2.— — - ■—lohiage-"■*“Wildhagen (M ),3. KIta Jack Ayer, Ron Gardner. Paul Strycharz and *’l0D breast: 1. O'Neil (F ) 1:16.72, 2. White (F ), 3. MIhallk Mike Oswald each netted 12 points to pace Coventry. Giris’ Basketball Badsteubner was able to give his bench plenty of **AX) free relay: 1. Manchester (David Phillips, Tarr, Windham gets by MHS Parkanv, Felev) 4:06.96,2. Fermi. playing time in the second half. Josh Ryan had 11 points. Brian Rooney 10 and When Manchester High girls’ basketball team Wade Cassells 8 to pace the Bulldogs. first met Windham High, the Whippets came away a Prep clunks East CO VENTR Y (U ) — Jack Aver 44-«12, Ron Gordner44-412, 34-point winner (65-31). The two teams hooked up Pout Strvchari 36-1112, MlkeOsvwjld4{M)12, Tim McMillan 1 ft Friday night at Garice Arena with the Whippets this FAIRFIELD — Fairfield Prep, ranked No. 2 in 0- 0 2, Matt Harrlnoton 2 2-2 6, Derek Laferriere 0 00 0, Craig Paton 2 0-0 4, John Totten 0 0-0 0, Al Israelson 0 3-4 3, Pat time having to work hard before going home a 51-4!f the statef in schoolboy swimming circles, proved to be too potent for visiting East Catholic as the Jesuits Radley 0 0-2 0. Totals 2010-29 63. winner in CCC East Division play. RegInNd PlntoTMenoheeler Herald BOLTON (Cl) — Brian Rooney 5 0-210, Wade Cassells 24-0 annexed a 112-56 verdict Friday afternoon at 8, Josh Ryan 51-211, Jim Hathaswiv 10-02, Dave DelCompeO The Whippets go to 7-1 in the CCC East and 9-2 Fairfield University. 2- 22, Cliff Stoudt 00-10, DrewPlnto02-22, Crolg WlnslowOO-1 overall with the victory while the Indians drop to 3-5 SANDWICHED — ^ast Catholic’s Rob 0, Mark Yavinsky 0 2-3 2, Thomos Herrmann 1 0-0 2, Paul in the conference and 4-9 overall. Manchester must The loss drops East to 1-5 for the season with their Cloutier 1 0-1 3. Totals 15 11-22 42. 3-polnt goals: Coventry — OsvMild 4, Bolton— Cloutier. win four of its final seven games to qualify for Stanford finds himself in a tight squeeze, next meet this coming Friday against St. Bernard at Halftime; 39-16 Coventry. postseason play but Coach Mike Masse feels the with the pressure applied by Notre the Manchester High pool at 4 p.m. Notre Dame tops EC Indians can still do it. “ We have teams we have a Dame’s Al Walania (32) from the front. East’s 209-yard nnedley relay of Shaun Gately, shot against," he cited. Eric Neff, Matt Martin and Mike Ambrosi remained It was a strategic affair Friday night at the Reglneld PInto/Manchseter Herald Kim Tellier hit some big foul shots at the end to unbeaten. Eagles’ Nest with visiting Notre Dame of West clinch it for the Whippets. Freshman Shelly Dleterle had 12 points and 12 &?m sdlty relay: 1. East (Gately, Neff, Martin, Ambrosi) Haven taking home a 37-27 verdict from East UNDER PRESSURE — East Catholic's night's game against Notre Dame at the The clubs were deadlocked at 5-aIl after one rebounds for the Indians while Una Stone had 5 Catholic in All Connecticut Conference boys’ Scott Altrul has the basketball in traffic Eagles' Nest. The Knights' Keith Bullock quarter with the Indians in front at the half, 19-18. points and 7 rebounds. " 20o"(fseM?'Klno (F P ) 2:17.61, 2. Smiley (F P ), 3. ToHle basketball action. Windham won the junior varsity game. 43-31. (FP). as he tries to get a shot off in Friday (45) is among the defenders. The teams went into the fourth period at 35-all after 200 IM ; 1. Englls (FP ) 2:36.77, 2. Neff (E C ), 3. LaOrotta ’The win lifts the Green Knights to 4-2 in the ACC 24 minutes of play. Tricia O’Connell had 12 points for the 9-4 young (FP). and 10-3 overall while the loss sends East to 1-5 in the A new attitude has revived Manchester, ac(x>rd- Indians. 50 free; 1. Guerra (FP ) :26.48,2. Ambrosi (E C ),3. Johnson conference and 3-9 overall. East’s next game is ing to Masse. “ The whole team attitude ami concept Manchester’s next, game is Tuesday at Clarke *^mvlng; 1. Bolteher (F P ) 185.95 pafnH; 2. Coneon (l*P), 3. ’Tuesday against Northwest Catholic in West has really picked up. It’s the ‘we’, not the ‘me’ and a Arena against Glastonbury High at 7:30 p.m. Jasion (EC). 'in 'ir. 100 fly; 1. Bereher (F P ) 1 ;08.57,2, IWIII* (F P ), 3. Kenney Hartford at 7 p.m. MHS rallies to top Windham lot of positive thinking. They’re believing they can WINDHAM (51) — Colleen HM ly SJL1318, tit" 2 M 7, Melanie Moreou 2 3-7 7, Kritten Cpiemon 0 M 0, P l w (FP) Both teams employed gimmick defenses to cut play so they’re putting in the time and effort. And BeaudeHe 215 6, Amy Orobowtkl 01-51, Tara Rlilev 00-10, 100 free: 1. John Vitale (E C ) 1:12.09,1 WItzke (E C ), 3. down the opposition’s top guns. "They played a April Hunt 6 0-212. Total* 1717-« 51. . Contlnned from page 48 play,” Curland said. “ We’re a throws to trim the Indian lead to the seniors are providing the leadership. Everyone box-and-one on (Rob) Stanford and we were playing M ANCHESTER (45) — Val Holden 81-2 21, Barb O'Brien 0 ’^30(M?ee*^li*korrdlnlal (F P ) 4:37.27, 2. Smiley (F P ), 3. panicky team. Against a good two, 66-64, with 1:35 left. Two free is contributing and not worrying about personal l-4lVchrl» Rovegno 00-10, Ufa < ^ r » y 0 y 6 ,T ln o « o n e 0 ^ Ambrosi (EC).* ^ _ 100 back: 1. Bessler (F P ) 1:00.83, 2. Tart (F P ), 3. Bozo an overplaying defense on (Al) Walaniaand (Keith) “ He (Meggett) was the spirit­ team you just can’t panic. Mi­ throws each by Goddard and stats. We’ve been coming together," Masse said. 5, Beth O'Brien 0 0-10, Amy Monn 00410, ^ e lly glrterle 4 4-5 Bullock," explained East Coach Ray Page. “ Both 12, Trlcla O'Connell 0 04)0, Jodi WIdmer 004)0, Kathy KlngO (EC). ual leader,” Kinel said. “ He's chael (Allen) got a little nervous Oates gave Manchester a 70-64 Colleen Healy had 18 points to pace Windham 04)0. Totals 12 17-26 45. ^ 100 breast; 1. Light (F P ) 1:19.42, 2. Tart (F P ), 3. Burn* teams were very patient on offense in trying to free come on so nice. I think he adds a which took him out of his game. ” lead with 41 seconds left. while Val Holden netted a game-high 21 points, 3-polnt goals: Manchester— Halden 4. (FP). Haittime: 19-18 Manchester. 400 free relay: 1. Fairfield Prep 4:43.02. up the players. lot to the team in terms of hustle A Bob ’Turner hoop gave Turner led Windham with 20 including four three-pointers, to lead Manchester. “ We just did not get enough offense from other and spirit. He gets Us fired up.” Windham its biggest lead, 54-34, points. "W e play in spurts.” players. We need a few more people to stick the ball Goldston effectively shut down with six minutes left in the third Curland said. “ Tonight we played X in the basket,” Page added. the Whippet sharpshooter Mike quarter. Manchester ran off 14 16 good minutes.” Stanford, averaging 11.6 points a game, was Allen in the second half. Allen straight points tocome within six. Kinel on the fourth-quarter Federal judge delays ruling on NFLPA suit limited to 6 by the Knights. Dan Callahan had 7 scored 15 of his 17 first-half points 54-48, on a Goddard basket with explosion; “ It was one of those tallies to lead the Eagles. Walania and Bullock each 2:35 to go in the third. Windham in the second quarter, on a 6-for-6 things where everything was allegations by the union that the owners did not Management Council, said he thought the ruling netted 11 markers for the winners. performance from the field, to led. 59-50, after three quarters. going our way.” By Ed Stych would force the union back to the bargaining table. Notre Dame led after one quarter. 9-7, and at the The Associated Press bargain in good faith. give Windham a commanding Meggett stripped Allen of the Manchester took the junior “ Whether the parties have, in fact, reached “ The union said this was an antitrust issue; the half, 18-13. It was 27-19 in Notre Dame’s favor after 48-30 halftime lead. Windham varsity game, 61-51. Paul Wil­ judge said it was a labor issue,” Donlan said. “ The three periods. ball and coasted in for the easy MINNEAPOLIS — A federal judge on Friday impasse as to the free agency issues is not clear,” shot 12-for-14 from the floor in the lay-in which cut the Whippet lead helm and Santiago Carrion led union was hoping to get a lot of leverage. Now I think East won the junior varsity game, 58-43. Greg delayed judgment on a request by the NFL piayers’ Doty wrote. “ Even if the evidence were clear, second quarter. The game was to two, 61-59, with 4:26 to play. the young Indians with 12 points however, the court could not make the impasse they’ve got to bargain.” Hopkins netted 19 points for the 7-3 young Eagles. knotted at 18-all after the first each while Willie Burg and union for a preliminary iqlunction that would have Doty, reached in Aspen, Colo., declined to “ That was a big steal.” Kinel determination at this time.” NOTRE DAM E (17) — Brendan Leary 00-10, Steve Kirch 3 quarter. Marcus Mateya added 11 and 10 granted immediate free agency to one-third of the 2-39, Keith Bullock 35411, Al Walania 51-211, RobertZIrllsO said. Vaughn drilled a three- The injunction would have allowed 527 of the comment on his ruling. 04)0, Tom Moran 02-4 2, MarkConeorte 11-24. Totols 1211-18 “ They (Windham) came to points, respectively. The young league’s 1,600 players. The NFLPA suit seeks treble damages under the pointer to give Manchester the league’s 1,600 players to negotiate with any team 37. play and outhustled us (in the Indians are now 7-2. Sherman Antitrust Act and isn’t expected to go to EAST CATHOLIC (27) — David PrIceOOOO, Rob Stonford2 lead. 62-61 with 3:59 left. A The union had argued that since there is no basic when their contracts expire Monday. Among the first half),” Kinel said. trial for another 18 months. It asks the court to throw - 1- 26, ScottAltrul21-25, Brian Kennedy 05-65, AndrewSeeger Meggett 15-footer gave the Indi­ M ANCHESTER (78) — MaH Vaughn 5 agreement between the players and owners any players effected are 220 starters and 37 with Pro 20-14, Peter Lopotka 00-00, OanCallahan31-27.Totals98-13 Allen, who didn’t get a shot off 4-4 17, Troy Peters 10-12, Paris Oates 5 out the league’s free agency system. Under that 27. ans a 64-61 advantage. player whose contract expired this year should be Bowl experience. in the third stanza, was held 3-5 13, Jason Goddard 10 6-9 26, Cory system, a team that loses a player must be 3-polnt goals: East — Stanford; ND— Kirch, Consorte. Goldston 28-1112, CalvInMeggett 40-08, free to sign with any team. Halftime; 18-13 Notre Dame. scoreless in the second half. Windham was l-for-6 from the compensated with a draft pick or allowed to match Eric WIdmer OOO 0. Totals 27-57 21-3078. U.S. District Judge David Doty agreed with the Both sides declared the ruling a victory. “ Cory Goldston did a nice job on foul line and 2-for-lO from the WINDHAM (64) — MlkeAllen70-317, Bacon trips Cheney Mike Marchand 01-21, Bob Turner 76-8 league that the contract should remain in effect, “ We believe it’s a great victory for the union,” the offer. ^ S him.” Kinel understated. floor in the fourth quarter while In 10 years only one player changed teams uiMler 20, Ariel Morales 4 0-2 8, Pieter Van Der even though the old pact expired in August. said Doug Allen, assistant executive director of the COLCHESTER — A good first half didn’t lend Windham Coach Neal Curland Manchester was 13-for-17 from Heide 7 2-416, Chris Toomev 004)0, Rob He urged both sides to continue bargaining on the NFL Player Association. “ We’re very comfortable the current free agency system. * s itself to a good second half as host Bacon Academy felt the Indian pressure was the the foul line. Pieter Van Der Lamed 1 04) 2. Totals 26-56 9-19 64. The union claims the system violates a n tim t Three-point goals; Manchester— free agency issue and said he couldn’t determine with this. We think management has to be very key factor. “ The pressure they Heide, who had 16 points for laws; owners contend they are exempt from tlpse Vaughn 3; Windham— Allen 3. whether an “ impasse” existed between both sides unhappy with it.” . ^ 111111 to page 47 have bothers every team they Windham, hit one of two free Halftime: 48-30 Windham. laws on those issues. . , . i ,, until the National Labor Relations Board rules on But Jack Donlan, executive (Urector of the NFL *,\,j iKaurbpstpr Hrralb Shootout expected in the Super Bowl SPORTS — story on page 41 MHS TOPPLES WINDHAM

By Jim Tierney Manchester Herald

WILLIM ANTIC — ‘Intense.’ ‘Awesome comeback.’ ‘Incredi­ ble.’ ‘Phenomenal.’ These were some of the approp­ riate superlatives voiced by the Manchester High cheerleaders following the Indians’ scintillat­ ing 78-64 come-from-behind vic­ tory over the homestanding Windham Whippets in a key Central Connecticut Conference East Division matchup Friday ni^ht. There can’t be enough acco­ lades showered upon the Man­ chester High Indians after they battled back from a 20-point third-quarter deficit and humbled the Whippets by out- scoring them, 28-5, in a spirited fourth-quarter performance. The Indians’ suffocating ful- Icourt pressure proved fatal to the Whippets as 11 of their 15 turnovers came after the intermission. “It was an amazing game,’ Manchester Coach Frank Kinel said, ‘"rhe credit goes to the players. They just stepped it up one notch. Everyone’s suscepti­ ble to our pressure.’’ The win moves Manchester’s record to 7-1 in the CCC East and 10-1 overall while Windham falls to 4-4 in the league and 5-6overaIl. Manchester fought back from a 16-point third-quarter deficit in its season opener to eke out a 75-74 win over Windham. The Indians return to action Wednesday night as they host Bristol Eastern at Clarke Arena at 7:30 p.m. Junior Jason Goddard, the 6-1 junior workhorse inside, con­ tinued his torrid scoring pace with a game-high 26 points. Senior Matt Vaughn played a solid game and finished with 17 points while junior Paris Oates scored 13 points, nine in the final stanza. But the key reason for the sudden Indian ignition was due to the impressive play of juniors Calvin Meggett and Cory Gold- ston. Meggett tallied eight crucial points while Goldston netted a season-high 12 points, including 8-for-ll from the charity stripe. Raginald Pltito/HHnahstWr HaraM Meggett and Goldston both exhi­ bited their sky-walking talents in JUMP SHOT — Whlte>8hirted Rob Stanford of in their ACC game Friday night at the Eagles' grabbing some key rebounds. East Catholic gets off a Jump shot between Notre Nest. Notre Dame won, 37-27, Story on page 46. 9 Please Inm to page 46 Dame defenders Steye Kirch <23) and Al Walania